Gz —— a N 3 7 » = X be i OS: J a — z: Ree | SS Ta =: = = | SS D x Ba -< A a BEN, ie ae a Sie SEP ag $ ASSO AG, adh T SREE SLEEN J oe — ga Tranflated according tothe Ebrew and Greeke , and conferred wich the beft tran{la- tions in diuers languages. With moft profitable anno- tations vpon al! the hard places, and ocher things of great importance, as may appeate in the Epiftle to che Reader. And alfa a moſt profitable Concordance far the readse finding cust of any thing in the fame contained JIMPRINTED AT London byR OBERT BARKER, Printer tothe Kings moft excel- lent Maieftie. 1606, Š 10) ‘ss ~ ACA z d { si X č = E E SSE Š = BA SOY BENTAMIN. MIATTHIAS.. IVDE. DPPHPEL ORC ro oe YELEODONP EON i 4 — a A ——— Herc is the Bread that fecds the life, oes sabes that death can not aſſaile. 6529) Luke210, The ridings of Saluationdeere; ~ wet Gets?) ; comesto onreares from hence :' x * Ephef.é.16 The fortteſſe of our Faith is hecre, $ and thiéld of our defence, : Gch 7 aG heiii; ; LA Sy Matthé22, Readenotthis booke, in any caſe, £ AES | ERINI NEI IE REE — | GOS ae ey Sa OF the incomparable treafure of- the holy Scriptures with a pi ager for the true vſe of the fame. Efai.t2.3.8& 49 Ere isthe Spring where waters flow, T TO.TEUC.21,16, i { -to quench ourheat of finne: ef | and 22-17-. Fy isthe Tree where trueth doth grow xi lerem.33.15. ri plal.119.160. toleade our liues therein: : SS] reue.2.7.and Here isthe Iudgethat {tines che Rofes ; 63385 asi plalita when meris degites fiks == j S3 Matth7.6, Then benotlike the hogge, J— ISEN, _ apeatleathisdefire, Sp | 2.Petz22, Andtakesmore pleafure ofthe trough Si and wallowing inthe mire. 7) b ha fingle eye: Q3 ut wii y : RE Pfal.tig.a7, Reade dor, bur fra defire Gods grace, to Yoderitand thereby. 73- E Iude 20, Pray ftillin faith, with this refpe&, T to mortifie thy fione, eis! Plakrig.iz. Thatknowledge may bring this eftect, 128) | lofhuar.8. Thenhappythou, in all thylife, . Sn Eia | SxS Pfal.t.1,2. — — befalless J Coe Asst) Pfal.gq 12,13. Yea, double happy fhalt thou be, Goh , > when God by death thee calles, eax A EE a (Gracious God and moft — Father; which haft vouehfafedy ys the rich 6¢ be” AR Skoa) and precious iewell of thy holy Word, aflift vs with thy Spirit, that it may be writtenin ourhearts to our euerlafting domifore; to reforme vs, torenew ys ac-. yo VEE ins cording to thine owneimage, to build vs yp, and edifie vs into the perfeét building } Ay) ofthy Chrift fan@ifying and increafing in ysall heauenly vertues. Grant this, O 8 — Father , for lefus Chriſtes fake. Amen. * that they may ſeeme lomewhat hard ia their eares that are not well preGiled, and alſo delight in: he ſucet founding phtaſes be holpen. For the which cauſe alſo wee haue fet ouer the head of euery page fome notable worde or ſentence which may CSS ICSC AO CO COE al Sone) SIS RIPEN DIE NESTE Oe NEE SY SEXSOCEHSYGaKSG IES S T r AIS i ~ ; "ne - i - n € Torhe Chriftian Reader, i ao Sape —— — 4 Efides the manifold and continual benefits which Almighty Gad beoweth vponvs, both corporal! and fy F rituall,we are efpecially bounde(deare brethren) togiue him thankes without ceating for his grcat grace an vnfcakable mercies,in tbat it hath pleafed him to call vs vnto this marueilous jight ct bis Gofpel,and me cifully to tegard ys after {0 horrible backſlid ng & falling away trom Chrift to Antichriit, fró light to dark nes,from the living God to dumme and dead idoles,and that after fo cruel! murther of Gods Saints,as alas, ò 2g 9 ~~ Sea hath bene among vs,we are not alcogether caft offjas were the I fraelires,& many ozbers for the iike, ornot fo manifeft wickednes, but receiued againe to grace with moft cuident fignes and tokens of Gods efpecia!l loueand fauour. To the intent therefore that wee ñidy not bee vnmindetull of thelë great mercies. byt feeke by alf meanes (according to) our duetie) to be thankefull for the fame, it behoueth vs fo to walke in his feare and loue, thar ail the dayes of our life w. -may procurethe glory of his holy Nane, Now foralmuch as this thing chiefiy is attained by the knowledge and pracliſing of th2 worde of God, (which is the light to our pathes, the key ef the kingdome of heauen, our comfort inalfliGion, out Mield and (word againft Satan, the {choole of all wifedome, the glafie wherein we Dehoide Gods face, the teftimonie of his favour , and the onely foode and nourifhment of our foules) we thought thar we could befiowe our laboursand itudie i nothing which could bee more acceptableto God and comfortable to his Church, thenin the tranflating of the ho Scriptures into our native tongue: the which thing, albeit that diuets heretofore haue indeuoured to atchieue : yet confid/ ring the intancie of thofe times and imperfe& knowledge of the tongues, in refpect of this ripe age and cleare light whi God hath now reueiled, the tranflations required greatly to be peruled and reformed. Not that we vendicate anything to) our felues aboue the lealt of our brethren (tor God knoweth with what feare & trembling wehauc benetor thefpaceoftwo L yeeres and more, day and night occupied herein) bur being carmeltly defired, and by diutrs, whofclearning and podlings wee X reuerence, exhorted, and alfo incouraged by the ready willes of fuchy whole hearts God likewife touched, not tofpareeny, ` charges for the furtheranceof fuch a benefit &fauor of God towardhis Church(chougt the rime then was moft dangerous, 4 F and the perfecution ſharpe & furious) we fubmitted our telues at length to their godly indgements, and feeing the greatop- tunitie and occafions, which God prefented vnto vs in his Church, by rezfon of fo many godly and learned men,and fuch diuerGties of tranflations in diuers tomgues : we yndettooke this great & wonderful worke (withdireverence, asin the pree ~. fence of Gad, asintreating the word’of God,whereunto we thinke aur felues vnfufficient) which now God, according to his i $ ft divine prouidence & mercy, hath direGed toa molt profperaus end, And this we may with good con{cience proteſt that we i, ee haue in every point & word,according to the mealure of that knowledge whicb it pleafed Almighty God to giue vs, faith= ~~ fully rendred the text,and in ail hard places moft fyncerely expounded the fame. For God is our witneile,that wee have byalk = meanes endeuoured to fet foorth the puritie ot the word and right ſenſe of the holy Ghoft,for the edifying of the brethren — in faith and charitie, | : ; ; — Now as wehaue chiefly obſerued the ſenſe, and labouted alwayes to refloreit to all integrktie: ſo haue we moft reutrent ly kept the proprieti¢ ot the words, confidering that the Apoftles who ſpake and wrotéto the Gentiles inthe Creek. tongue, rather conftrained them to the liuely phrale of the Ebrewe; then enterpritedi farseby mollifying their languegeta: © & fpeake as the Gentiles did. And for this & other cauſes we haue in many places relerued the Ebrew phrafes, notwitht anding 4 * oftheholy Scriptures. Yet left cither the Ample hould be diicouraged, or the malicious baue any occafion of iuſt caulla- tion, feeing fome tranflations reade, after one fort,and fome after another, whereas all may ferneto good purpole & edifica- © tion, we haue in the margent noted that dtuerfitie oF fpeech ox reading which may alfo ſceme agreeable to the mindeaf rhe- holy Ghoft,and proper ior our language with this marke |}: Againe,-wicreas, wie Ebrewe {peech feemed hardly to agree with ours,we have nored it in the margentalter this fort +, ving that which was more intelligible. And albeit that manyof | the Ebzewnames bealrered trom che old text and reftored to the true writing & firit original!, whereof they haue their Gig- © i nifcation,yetinthe vítallnames litle is changed forteare of troubling the fimple readers. Moreouer, whereas the neceffitie ~ of the fentence required any thing to be added (for fuchis the grace and proprietic of the Ebrewe and Greeke tongues that — it cannot but either by crcumlocuiĩon, ot by adding the verbe or foie word; be vndetftood of them that are not well prae Gifed therein ) wee hate puric in the text with an other kinde,ot letter , that iz may eafily bee difcerned from thecommon —- letcer.A> touching the diuifion of the verfes,we hatte folowed the Eb: ew-examples, which heue fo euen from the beginning, | ‘diftinguitied chem. Which thing as it is moft profitable for memorie,fo doth it agree with the beft tranflations, andis eafieto finde out both by the beft Concordances, and allo by she quorations which we hae diligently herein perufed an ferforth by this*. Befides this, the principali matters arë noted.and diftinguifhed by thismarke €. Yeaandthe argu- ments both for the booke and for the chapters with the number of the verſe are added, that by all meanes the reader might greatly further afwell for memoric,as for the chiefe point of the page. And conifidering how hard a thing itis to vrida ftand the holy Scriptures and what errors, {es and hercfies grow dayly foriacke of the trve knowledge thereof,and how many are difcouraged (as they pretend) becaufe they cannot atraine to the true and fimple meaning. af the fame, we hane allo indevous ted both by the diligent reading of the beſt commentaries,and alfo by the conference with the godly and learned brethren,to gather briefe annotations vpon ail th: hard piaces,afwel forthe ynderftanding of luch words as are obfcureendiorthe dew’ claration of the text,as for the ap; licatioa of the fame,as may moſt appertaine to Gods glory &the edification of his Churchs Finally, that nothing might lacke which might be bought by labours, for the increale of knowledge and ftirtherance of ` Gods glory,there are adioyned two moft profitabte Tables,the one feruing for ghé interpretation of the Ebrewe names: and. g” the other containing all the chiefe and principa! mattersof the whole Bible: fo that nothing (as we rrvft)that any could iuftly |, defire, isomitted. Theretore,as brethren that are partakers of the fame hope and faluation with vs,we befeech you, that this. f rich peatleand ineftimable tre2fare may not be ofred in vaine, but as (ent from God tothe people of God, for the increaff ; of his kingdome, the comfort of his Church, and diſchatge of our coaſcience, whomit hath pleaſed him to raife vp for be a purpofe,fo you would willingly receive the worde of God,earneftly ſtudie ĩt, and in all your life pra@ife it, that yee may new appeare in deede to be the people of God, nat walking any more according to this world, but inthe fruits of the Spirit, thy God in vs may be fully glorified through Chriſt Ieſus our Lord, whe liveth and reigneth for e uer. Amena F q 3 £ d nee N * How to take profit by reading of the holy Scriptures. alin. a Teachthe way ofhis ftatutes, ; }Bamneftly and vfually pray vnto God that he wil < Siue vnderftanding. Plal. 119. f vouchfate te Direé in the path of his commaundements, t At the leaft, twiſe euery daye this exerciſe : be kept. > : Dew.rr.v.rg Diligently keepe fuch order of reading the feri The time once appointed hereunto after a goo 4 ios xd — as may ſtand res ba calling entrie,be no otherwife employed. ef > Luke,swv.6a, and ftate of life, So that Superftition be atoyded. . Efa.2 At one other time that be done,which is left vn- > Eph 9 V36. p ; done at any time. phe.ʒ. v.i6. Teache,that we may learne trueth. Tim.: ; ; Improue,that we may be kept from errour —* — Vnderftand to what ende and purpofe the Saip- ) Corre&,that we may be driuen from vice. —— tures laue, which were vrittan to Inſtruct, that wee may be ſetled in the way of well doing. Comfort, thatin trouble we may be confirmed in patient hope. — * Rom.s5.v.4- Faith in Father. Sonne. one God Holy Ghoft. (— 1.Creation. The {tate of mankinde, by 4 2. fall and finne. 3 zegeneration in Chriſt. Before Chrift. The Church and the government $ sul fis a F thereof. Since Chrift, — he iai Olde. { A — — The word of God written in the Teſtament + Ge I als of God, as ; Newe, fe ee Before Chrift. — Sacraments foe. Since Chrift. uer hia- Good, deth to` The ende and generalliudgement of S] i fite by rea- ding fi rip- Good. Bares, muft MaglRrates R >i [Remember that Scrip- Peace and warre. ` SE 4) “lares conteine matter Common wealthes and gouernments of people, by Profperitie and plagues, = eee concerning uiet. a id bites ne ve Difordered, Husbands, ~ Godly. bleffed. 3 A Wiues. Families and things Rene that belong to houfe Children — 4 ib hold,in which are y iſedome and follie. by: i Matters. Vogody Loue andhatred. Seruants, Plagued. Soberneffé and incontinence The priuate life and doings of euery man in Mirth and forrewe. Riches, pouertic. Speach and filence. i 3 md, Pride and humihitie: TAE ea AER aly Couetoutnette and liberalivie — Labour and idleneſſe. tae ee — s Articles of Chriftian — in the common Creede. trary to the Firft and fecond table óf Gods commandements. r.Coherence of the text, how it hangeth together. he 3.Courfe of times and ages, with fuch things as belong vnto them, é |Matkeand confider thee 3.Maner of fpeach proper to the Scriptures. 4-Agreement that one place of Scripture hath with an other, whereby that which * feemeth darke in one is made eaſie iz an other. ; Reade interpreters, if he be able, j Take opportunitie to 4 contre wath fuch as can open the Scriptures. A &s.8.v.30,33.&¢, j Heare pteaching,and to proue by the Scriptures that which is taught.A@s.17.v,1 3, TeGRASHOD, = ee O all pefoutes of the ayze, blee pe the Loz: pea Him, and magnifie pitt foz cuer. : ct : p: a S all xe bralts ano cattel bleffe pe the Lord: praile biin ana magatie biin forener, ; l D pe chilszen of men, bletie pe the Lord: p:aile him, ano magnifie hiin foz ener. O let Ilrael belle the Lozurpenife bim,and magni- e him Fog ener, O pe priets of the Lozn, blelle pe the Lord: prayſe Him, aid magiitie bim fog ever. „D peleruanty ot the Lord, bleſſe pe thc Loge: praple Diss ano magne Se bin fog ener., D pe Gplvics ann foules of the righteous, blefle pe the Lor : papie him and magnifie bim tor euce. D pee holp and humble men of heart, blelle pee the Lor: pae him and magnifie him fo ever. D Ananias, Azarias, ana Milael, bleſſe peeshe Lo : praple him, aad magnifie itm forener., ' Sloth te ts the Father and to the tc. As ir wasin the begiuning, te- @ And after thefecond Leffon, thal be vfed and fayd — “Dormus Deus Lfraclin English, as tol- O WeEtn, - Endi Tue: B Lelſed bethe Low Go of Iſrael: for he hath vif- Luke 1.68, ted and redeemed hig pecple. And hath raifed op a mightp ‘aluation foz vs: inthe Soule of fig errant Dawid. _ AS Yee Dake by the mouth af his bolp Prophets: which haue bene Mice the world began, That we hania be laned from oureemies: & from the hams of all that hatebs. 5 Taperne the mercp pzomiſed to our forefathers: ano tc remember bis holp covenant. To perkorme the othe which he ware to our forefa ther Abraham: that hetwould gine bs. . = That wee, being velinered out ef the hands ofeur © © -ghemiess mixht fue him without feare. has du hoinelte aad rigutceutnelle befoze him: afl the AE: è J 3 of onr lie, s =- Am thon chile Halt be called the Prophet of the a bigheſt:foꝛ thou fhalt goe hefoze the face of the Lowe, — + to prepare Dig weyes. > « Hopiueknotolenge of faluation vnto bre people : fog the remiffion of their ſianes. Through the tender mercy of onr Gan: whereby the Dap ming from an high hath viſited vs ; Ta give light co them that Gt in darkeneſſe, and in ` the anew of death: and to guide our feete inte the wap of peace. Glop he to the Father.and to the Ec. As it was inthe beginning, is now oc. Orthis C.Pfalme Tubilate. Be iopfullinthe Lord, all pee lanng: lerte the Loz mith glannefle, anv come befoze big pres fence with a ong. y AAi , ‘Be peeliire that the Lozd he ig God: it te bee that Hath made bg, any net we or ſelues, we are his pea: pleana the ſhecpe of bis pafture, — O goe poite iwap into his gaies witb thanke gining: = am: {ite Dig conrtg iw'th praple : be thanklu onto him, af ann {peake good of his Mame. — Faz the fom íg gracious his mercy ts eiuerlaſting; ánu bis trueth endureth from generatiẽ ta generation, GSloꝛy he to the Father,and cathe Ec. : Gs tt mas in the beginntig,ec. ii § Then fhalbe fayd the Creede by the Minifter and the people, ftanding. EF Beleeue in Gon the Father Amightie, maker of | Babi and earth. And in Jelug Chrilt his onely Sonne ote Lor, wich was conceinen hy the hotp Spel tne of the Gitgin Bary, ireu vnder Ponce Iabilate Dee. O . D b . Chrift Yane mercy bpon bg, Morning prayer. aN Pilate, wascrucifid, read, and burlen, Te deſcerden into bell, the thira Day be rele againe from the vean, be afcended inte heaven, and ſittethon tke right band of God the Father Aininhtp: frem thence Hell he come tz iudge tie quiche andthe vead. Y beleeue in the bolp Gholſt, the holp Catholike Church, the commanicn of ®- : Saints, tie korgiuenelſe o! tinves, ter celtirrection of —* th: borp and the like euerlaſtiug Amen. — @ And atter that, theſe prayers following, as well at Fuening prayer,as at Morning prayer, all deuoutly kneeling, The Milter Gift pronouncing with a loude voyce. The Lom he with pon Anſwere. Anw with thp pirit. Minifter, Let vs pray. Loꝛd haue mercy vpon bg, Lozd haue mercy vpon be. @ Then the Minifter. Clerkes,and people fhall fay the Lords prayer in Englifh, with aloud voyce, Dur Father which art in heauen, ac. The Minifter then ftanding vp, fhall fay, D Logo ſhew thp mercy ponds, Anfwere. Gnd graunt bg thy aluation. y Minifter. D Loz laue the King. Anfwere. And mercriullp Deere ve when twe call vpon thee, Minifter Endue thp Virifters with rightesuthelle Antwere And make thp chelen people opik, M wiſter. k D Led fatie thp poeple, — Anſwere. — And bleſſe thine in critance. : Minifter, Gine peate iv ouctiine,D Lez. - Anfwere, : j Becaule there is nong other that Eahteth fog hs, but . onelp thou, D Gor. Muiſter. D God make cleaue cur hearts within be. < Anfwere. Any take not thp holp pirit from bg., @ Then hall follow three Collects. The firft of th day, which thalbe the fame that is appointed ac the Communion. The fecond,for peace. The third,tor „grace to liue well And the two laft Colle@s hall ` neuer aleer, but dayly be aid at Morning prayer, throughout all the yeere as followeth, € The fecond Colleg for peace, ; O Gen which art authaz of p are, am louer of cone co2d, in kuowledge of whom Ratdeth out eternal life, whofe ſernice is perfect fre deme: defend bg thp humble ſeruants in aif aſſaults of eur rnemies, that toee Curel truling in thy fene, riap not feare the power of anp aduerfarics, thzotigh the might of Jelus Chꝛilt our Lew. Amir. ; ; @ The third Colle& for grace. hes Low our heauenly Father, cliaiahry env esertaa S/ fing Gon, which halk Safely baeught varte rhe bee ginning of this bap, delend bg inthe fame mith thy mighty power, ame grant that this pap ie fal! tuto ne firme. neither tunmne mto any kinne of vanger, fut tbag = ~ Alour doiugs map hee orde red bp thp gonernance to — poe alwayes that ig righteous ite fight, theugd — Hels Chik cur Lod. Amen. : E E 42 AN eis Magnificat. Puke 1,46. E EA ME f 4 — as An order for Euening prayer ; z throughout the yeere, The Minifter ſhall fay. Ge Father which art in heauen ge Then likewife he thall fay. D Hoan openthon our lips. Anfwere, 3 And our mouth Hal Het forth thp maile Minifter, i : D Gov make peene to fauchs. Anfwere. D Low make halke to helpe vg, Minifter. Glozp be to the Father and tothe Hone, ec. As it was in the beginning, is now, ae, Prayfe ye the Lord. @ Then Pialmes in order, as they be appointed in the Table for Pfalmes, except there be proper Pfalmes appointed for thar day. Then a J effon of the olde Teftament , as is appointed like wife in the Kalen- der, except there beeproper Leons appointed for that day, After that ( Magasficat ) in Englifh,as followeth. B Coule doer) magnifie the Low: andmp ſpirit hath reioyced in God mp Sauieut. > For he hath regarded: p lowwlutes of his handmaiden. Fo bebola fram Hencefoozth: all generations Hall call me bleſſed. : Foz he that is mighiy hath magnifies me: and Holp ig bis Rame. And his mercp is on them that feare him : theeugh- out ali generations. He hath ſhewed ſtrength with his arme: be hath ‘cate fered the preud in the imagination oftheir hearts. De hath pat downe the mighty trem their icat: anv $ath exalted che humble end meeke. De hach filled che himarp with goon things: ann the rich be hath lent emptie atyap. He remembzing bis merep, Hath holpen hrs fermant Aſrael: as he promilen to our fozefathers , Abeabam, and hig eene for ener. i Giegp te to the Father, andtothe Honne: áni te the holp Ghoft. As it was inthe beginnings now ann euer ſhalbe: feozis without ens. Amen. Or the 98,Pfalme. Oza puto the Lerd anew (ong: fog be hath vone “marucilous things. With his owne ee hand, any with his bolp arme: Hath be gotten himilelfe the bictorie. Che Logo declares his ſaluation: his righteouſneſſe Hath be opentp hemen in the ſight of the beathen. Hee haih remembzed his mevep and tructh toward the hou of rael: and all the ends of che wolo haue ſeene the faluation of our Gow. She porr ſelues ioyſul vnto the Logo all pe lands Rug, retopee,and giue thanks. -Praple the Loza vpon the Harpe: fing to the Harpe Dith a Wlalme of tbankefgining, CHith Trumpets al ana Shatanes; D Hetw pour felies topfull before the Loz the Wing. Let the (ea make a noiſe, and all chat therein is: the -gonan world and thep that vival therein. Let the floong clap their bands, and let the billeg be vedas S oia the Lozd: foz he ig come to fudge CUith righteoutes Hal he iunge the wola: ann the people with cquitie. lop he to the Father, and toa the Sonne: antte the help Ghoſt. À As it bꝛas in the beginning is now anv eusr halhe twozla without end, Amen, 3 : @ Then a Leffon of the newTeftament,and after that, Nunc dimitts in Englith,as followeth. pe now letteft thor thp (eruant depart in peace: Accogvitig to thp word. For mine epes haue ſeene: thy faluation. bat lag ‘thon Halt prepared: before the face of att people, Ta hea light to lighten the Gentiles: anv to be the glory of thp people Ireael. Sloꝛp be to the JFather,anv tothe ec. ` Gs it was in the beginning, ig now,ec. Or this Pfalme. Go be mercikull vnto vs, ann bleflebs: ann they vs the light of hig countenance, and be mercitill vnto bs. CThat thy wap may bee knowen vpon the earth : the fauing hea'th among all nations. Let the people peapte thee, D Gov: pea, letall the people pray e thee. D tet thenations refopce and be glad: foz thon patt iunge the folke righteoully, anv gouerne the nations bpon earth. A Let the people maple thee, D Gon: let all the pece ple praple chee. | Then hall the earth bring foozth her encreafe: anw Gov, tuen our stone Gon Hall gine vs His beling. Gov Hall belle vs: anv all the ends of the wola fhalti feare him. Glorie be to the Father, and te the Sonne: the bolp Ghot. ; As it was in the begiming, igs note,and euer halbe⸗ tolo without end. Amen. and te @ Then thal follow the Creede with other prayers,as is before appointed at Morning prayer after Bene- dictus and with three Colles. Firft. of the day. Se= cond,of peace, Third,for ayde againft all perils,as hereafter foloweth, which two laft Colleéts fhatbe dayly fayd at Euening prayer without alteration, @ The fecond Colle& at Evening prayer. O Gon from whom ali holy deſitres all coor cons feig, antall iuft taogkes Doe pzoczene: giue vnto thy feruants that peace which the world cannot pitie, that both ont hearts map Be fet to obey thp com man⸗ nements ana allo that bp thee, tee being defended ftom. the feare of our enemies,map paſſe our time in reff ane quietneſſe, thzo:igh the meriteg of Jelns Cheift our Santour. Amen. vi @ The third Collect for ayde againft all perils. j See our darkeneſſe, wee beteech thee, D Larm, - ann hp thp great mercie vefenn bg from ati perils and bangers of thig night, foz the toue of thp onelp Honneour Saviour Petis Lift. Amen, @ Inthe feafts of Chriftmas,the Epiphanie,S Matthi e as,Eafter,the Afcenfion,Pentecoft,S. Tohn Baptiſt, S.Iames,S Bartholoniew,S.Matthew,S Simon and Iude,S, Andrew,& Trinitic a d thalbe füng or, {aid immediatly after Benedictus this confeflion of | our Chriftian faith, ~~ TN Aboloeuer © Nunc dia mitis, : Luke 2,395 | A | = Wicungue Valto Vion wilt be fauevs before all things it is neccflarp that he hola the Catholike faith. Thich faith , except eucrp one doe keepe bolp and vndeliled without doubt he Wall perih euerlaftingty. Dia the Cacholike faith is this : that wee worzſhip One Ged in Triuitie and Trinitie in Anitie. Metther confounving che perfons: nozdinibing the fubSance. Foz there ig one perlon of the Father, another of the Sonne: ana another ofthe holy Gholk. But the Godhead ok the Father, of he Some, and of the b: Ip Dho, is alone ; the glozp equall, the mas ieſtie coeternall. Such ag che Father is luch is the Sone : ann fuch ig the holp Ghoſt Che Father wncreate,the Sonne vncreate: ana the bolp Ghoſt vncreate. Che Father incomprehenſtble, the Sorne incompze⸗ henſible; aun che holy Ghoſt incomprehenſib le. Che Father eternall, the Sonne eternall: and the boly Ghoſt eternall. And pet they are not theee eternals: Rut one eternal. As allo there he not the incompzebentibles,noz thzee vncreated: hut one vucteated, Ene incompzeherfitte. So likewiſe the Father is almighty, the Sonne al⸗ mighep: and the holy Grok almighty. sed pet thep are not thee almightieg ; but one al- mighty. Soche Father is God, the Sonne is God; and the Holp Ghoſt is Gos. Ano pet thep are not three Gors: hut one God. So likewile the Father ts Lord, the Sonne LL ods ana the bolp Ghot Lorn. Am petot three Lome : but one Lez, : Foz like as we be cope fen bp che Cheillian beritp: to acknowlenae euerp perlon bp himſelk to be God &t Low Ho are we korbidden bp the Catholike religion ; to fap there be theee Gods, oꝛ thzee Lows. Che Father is made of none ; neither created noz begotten. Che Sonne ts of the Father alone : not mabe, oz created, but hegetten. CThe bolp Shokt ts of the Father, ¢ of the Son: nei- ther mave,noz created, no? begotten,but proceeding, So there is one Father, net thee Fathers, one Sor, hot thee Sons:ene holp Gholt,not chee holp Gholts. And in this Trinitie none ig afoze oz after other: hone ig greater o2 leſſe then arother. But the whole theeeperfonshs cocternall together: and coequall. So that in all chines ag ig afogelain: the Cinitie in TWrinitic,e the Crinitic tt Citic ig to be wazhippen. He therefore that will be ſaued: muſt thua thinke of the Triuitie. Aiie Furthermore, it ig neceſſary to euerlaſting ſaluati· on : that hee allo beleene rightly in the incarnation of our Low Jeſus Emitt. Fez the right faith is,that toe beleene and confeffe: thatour Low Felis Chik, the Somme of Gon, is Goo anv man. Gon of the (ubftance of the Father, begotten before the worlds: ann man of che ſubſtance of his mother, bome in the world. JD erfect Gon avn verfect man:of a realonable foule, and humane flefh ubtifting. ' Equal tothe Father as touching his Godhead:and . infertur te the Father touching hts manhood. Tho although hee be God aw man : pet hee ig net ~- tiwo, but one Chik. Dne, not bp conuerfion of the Godhead inte Reh > but bp taking of the manhood into Gon, The Letanie. EPa One altogether, tot bp confufion of fubMarce : but bp buitie of perin. For ag the realonable bute ana flefh ig one man: fo Gop ann man ig one Cheilt. Who (uttered fog our laluation, deſcended into bell: role againe the third pay from the dead. We atcended into Heaen, he ſitteth on the right hand of the Father, Gov almightie : from wheuce pee Halk cone to iudge the quickeand the veaa. At wholecéming all men Thallrile againe with theit bodies: and ſhall gine account foz their owe tuorks- And thepthat Haue done good, Hall goe into fife Sindee 3 and they chat haue Bone eniti, into euerla⸗ ing fire. Chis is the Cathelike faith : which erceve a man beleeue faithiully,be cannet be ſaued. Sleazy be to the Father, and to the ec. Ag it was in the beginning, is now tc. . @ Thus endeth the order of Morning and Euening prayer thronghout the whole yeere. € Here followceth the Letanie, to be vied ' vpon Sundayes, Wednefdayes,and Fridayes, and at other times, when it fhall be commanded by the Ordinarie. ee Govthe Father of heauen: Hane merep bpon bg miterable inners, © o God the Father of heauen : haue wal + haue merep bpon bs miltrable finners, O God the Sonne redeemer &c. ; D Gon the holy Ghot proceeding from the Father anu the Sonne: paue mercey bpon bg miſerable inners. O God the holy Ghoft &c. D holy blelſed, and glorious Trinitie, thee perlons and one God: Hane mercp bpon vs miſerable ſinners. O holy, bleffed,and glorious Trinitie,&c, Remember not Lord our offences , nog the oftences of oar forcfatherg, neither take thon vengeance of our finneg + {pare bs goon Lorzd, {pare thy people whem thon Halt redeemed with thp molt precious bloon , and be not angry with vs for ever. ; Spare vs good Lord. From all euill ano mifchicte , from finne , fromthe crafts and aſſaults of the deuill, from thy wath ana from euerlalting Damnation, Good Lord delwer vs. From all blindneſſe of heart, from prive baine glory and bppocrifte, fram enuie, hatred, ana malice, ann at vncharitableneſſe. Good Lord deliuer vs. From kornication, and all other deadly ſinne, anv pens ig the deceits of the worlse, theft and the Del. Good Lord deliuer vs. ; From lightning and tempek, from plague, pefkis ienee, and famine, from haitell, ant murder, and trens ſudden death. Good Lord deliuer vs. From allfevition ano prtuie cenfpiracie , front att falle voctrine anu herelie, from hardnelle of heart, ang contempt of thp woz and commandemenit, Good Lord deliuer vs. By the myfterie of thp Holp incarnation, bp chy Holp natiuitie and circumeiſien, bp thy bapriline , faking, and temptation. Good Lord deliuer vs. By thine agente and bloodie ſweate, hy chy crofle and palkon, bp chp iru Deaty and Duriall, bp thy 3 glozions / t 8 X — ment. Se i glozious tefurtection ann afcention, and bp thecome ; ming ofthe bolp Gpo. Good Lord deliue? vs, Ju all time of one tribulation, in all time of our wealth, inthe houre of death, and in the dap of iudge⸗ Good Lord deliuer vs. AMee merg ose belech thee to heere bs (D Low Gov) and that ttimappleale thee to rule any gonerne thp poly Church sujterlally in the right wap. We befeech rhee to heare vs good Lord. That it mappleale thee to keepe and ſtrengthen in the true worgtpptig of thee,in vighteoucuelle and ges linelſe of lil, thp leruuaumt James, our mok gracioug Bing any Kouerhour. We befeech thee to heare vs good Lord. Sat it map pleate chee to rale His heart in thp faith, fege and loue and that be may evermoze haue attiance já idee, cud euer leeke thp honour and glorp. We beſeech thee to hearevxs good Lord. Chat it may pleale thee to bee bis Defender aud kege Pir giuing dime the dictozte ouer al his enemies. We befeech thee to heare vs good Lord. Chat it map pleale thee to bleie anv preferne our gracious Queene Anne, [ince Denry, anv the reſt of che King ana Quecnes KRopall Tae. . Webrteech thee to heare ys good Lord. That it map pleal thee to illuminate all Bihops, PKoꝛs and mintiters ofthe Chareh, with tene knows edge and vnderſtanding ofthp wowe, ann that hoth Ay their preaching ana lining , rhep map fet it foozth, ana hew it accoaningty. We befeech thee to heare vs good Lord, . ‘That tt map vieale thee to endue the Long of the caunſel, and all rye nobilitie with grace, wilepome, and vnderſtanding = We befeech thee to heare vs good Lord. What it may pleale thee to bieile ana keepe the Wa- millrates , gitting them grace to execute tuftice, and to maintaine trueth. wadi ; We befeech thee to heare good Lord. That it map pleale thee to biete anv keepe ati thp eop le. : P We befeech thee to heare vs good Lord, That it map pleafe thee to gie to ali nations buitp, peace, avd concord. Í We beſeech thee to heare vs good Lord. i That it map pleate thee te gine vs an heart to loue, and dead thee, and oiligeitty to liueafter thp come mandements ; ` Wee befeech thee to heare ys good Lord, That it map plealerhee to gine te all thp people ins rreale of grace, to beare meekilp thp woz, and to re» reine it with pure affection, and to hing koorth the fruits of the ſpirit. We beſeech thee to heare vs good Lord. That it map pleafe chee to Ding into the wap of traeth all chag bane erred and ate Decefuen. We befeech thee to heare vs good Lord. That it map peale thee ts Hrengthen fuch ag doe fiana,and to comfort and helpe the weake Hearted, and to raiſe op them that fall, anv finally te beate Downe Hatan onder our fect. We befeech thee to heare vs good Lord. What it map pleale thee tefuecour, helpe, and com> fogtalt that be in danger, necelſitie ann tribulation, We befeech thee to heave vs good Lord, ‘Ahat it map pleale thee to preſerue al chat trauell Dp lann oz by water, all women labouring of childe, all ficke perſons ann yong chilozer, and to Hew thy pitie vpon all pziloners and captiues. a] i] , \ 5 — t See ea eae nen, sTheDetanie. tá < We befeechtheeto heare vs good Lord That it map pleat thee to neteny ann pzanive fog the latherleſſe childzen and widowes, and all that be delolate and oppzefien. ti We befeech thee to heare vs good Lord, That it map pleale thee to haue mercp bpon all men, Wee befeech thee to heare vs good Lord. That tt map pleaſe thee to forgiue our enemics,pere lecuters and ſlanderers, and to turne their hearts, We befeech thee to heare vs good Lord. That it map pleale thee to gine and preferue to out be the kindly fruits of the earth, fo as in Due time wee niap entop them. We befecch thee to heare vs good Lord. That it map pleak thee to gine vs true repentance, to forgine bs ali one ſinnes, negligences and ignoran · ceg and to endue os with che grace of thp boly Spirit, to amend onr tineg according to thp holp mow. We befeech thee to heare vs good Lord. Horne of Gon: we beſeech thee to heare vs. Senne of God : we befeech thee to heare vse D Lambe of Gon that take away the ſinnes ef the wozo, Graunt vs thy peace. Lambe of Gon that taket atwap the ſinnes of the world. Haue mercy vpon vs, D Lhziff heare og. O Chrift heare vs, Lod Haue mercp bpon os. i Lord haue mercy vpon vs. Chꝛiſt hane mercy bpon og, Chrift haue merey vpon vs. Lon Haue mercp bpon bg. Lord haue mercy vponvs. Due Father which art in heauen,ec, Gnd leave hs not into temptation,ge. But deliver vs from euill. Amen. The Verficle. D Lord deale not with os after our linnes. - Antwere. Meither reward vg after our iniquities. Let vs pray. A O Gon mereifull Father, that deſpilelt not the hag \_/ ing ofa contrite heart, no? the defire of {uch ag be forotofill, mercifully aſſiſt our prayers that mee make hefoze thee in allour troudles ano aduerlities whenloe ier thep oppreſſe vs: and graciouflp heare bg, that thaſe ents which the craft and lubtiltie of the veniti, oz man worketh againſt oe be tought to nought, and bp the prouivence of thy goodneſſe thep map be dilperfen, that twee thp feruants being burt bp no perlecutiens, may euermoze giue thankes vnto thee in thp holp Church though Jelus Chif our Low s o lord arife, helpe vs, and deliuer vs for thy Names axe O God, we haue heard with vur careg g our fathers haue declared onto vs the noble worzkeg that thou Divs Belt in their Dapes, and in the ofa time before them. O Lord ariſe, helpe vs, & deliver vs for thine honour, Glory be te the Father,and toche ec. f As it was in the beginning, is now, ge. From our enemies vefend bs, D CMmikt, Gracioufly looke vpon our affliQions. Pitifully Lehet the fozowes of our hearts. Mercifully forgive the finnes of thy people. Fauourably with mercy Heare our prayers. O Sonne of Dauid haue mercy vpon ys. Woth now and euer houchlake to teare t8. D Chri, Gracioufly heare ys,O Cluift, gracioufly heare vs, O Lord Chit, y ; The — J N 2. Cor. 1 3. The verſicle. D Loyd let thp mercy be ſhewed bpon bs. : The Anfwere, 3] Qs we dee put out truſt in thee. Let bg peap. Vy E humbly heleech thee, D Father, mercifully . to looke Upon our intirmities, and fer the glop of thy Mames fake, turne from bs all thole euils, hat we moft righteoutly bane delerucds and graune thar in afl our troudtes we map put onr whole tru and confi- Eeace in thy metcp,and euermoge ſerue tree in hoſlineſſe and purenelte of lining, to thp honour € glozp, thzvugh ou onely Mediatout and Aduocate Jeius Thik our Lord.Amen. A prayer for the Kings Maieſtie. Loz our heauenly Father, high ¢ mighty Bing af kings, Lozd of lords the oneip ruler ei princes, Which voelt from thp throne behold all ihe dwellers bp» on earth, mol heartily wee beleech thee with top fa. uour ta beholde our moſt gracious foucratane dogne King Janes, and fo repleniſh him with the grace of thp bolp Spirit, that he map alway incline ta thp wilt, and walken thy way endue him plentconflp with hea- uenly gifta, graun bim iun health and wealth long to live, Grengthenbim,that he map bar gquilh ¢ overcome ell his enemies, and final!p afterthiglife, be mapat: taine euerlaſting top ann felicity though Felis Chk our Loꝛd Amen. A prayer forthe Queene and Prince, and other the Kings and Queenes children. A Linightp Go, which Dak promifeo to be a father ofthine elect anv oftheir feere, wee humbly be: ſeech thee ta b'effe our gracious Queene Anne, Wince Henry y and all the King and Queenes Ropall Pzo⸗ genie: indue them with thy holy Spirits inrich them with thp heauenly grace, ꝓꝛoſper them with all happi · nefie, and haing them re thine euerlaſting kingzome, through Fetus Thriſt our Loz. Amen. iLmightp ano enerlafing God, which onclp woz A keſt yreat matueiles, fend notun npon our Biſhops and Curates and al congregations committed to their charge, the Healthful pirie of thp grace, ano that thep map tritelp pleale thee pomze bpon them the continual Dewe of thp blelling: graunt thts (D Lore) foz the bo: —* of onr Aduocate and Mediatour Jelus Cift, men. A prayer of Chryfoftome, A Lmightp Gov, whichbalt giuen vs grace at thig ‘ES time with one accord, to meke our commen ſupplt· cations pnto thee, and Doch promtle that wheu two o? three bee wathcred together in thy Mame, thou wilt graunt their requelts : Mill nets, D Lw, the deſires and petitions of thp feruants, as map be moft erperiét for them, granting usin this worls knowledge of thp trueth and in the world to come fife euerlafling. € The grace of our Lord Tefus Chrift,and the loue of God, & the fellowship of the holy Ghoft,be with ys all eueimore. Amen. i @ For raine ifthe time require. om heauenly Father, which by thp onne Jeus Chitt halk promiſed to alt thé that ſeeke thy king: Dame € the righteou ies therevEallth nas neceffary to their bhily tenance, eno bs we beſeech thee in thig ourneeflity, {ich moderate raine and ſhowres that toe maprgeine the fruits of the earth toour cemfert, and totiplononrthrough Jeſus Chit oir Low. amen. € For faire weather, git 10 Gon, which foz the finne oF man didſt once AJ npn all@he worm, except eight perſons ann af- fer) ofthp great merep diddeſt promiſe neuer to deltrop fo againe; wee humbly beleech thee, that als ~~ The Letanie. though. wee foz our iniguities haue worthily referuen thi plague of raine € waters.xet Opon ourtrue trpen⸗ tance theu wilt (end bs fich weather, wheicbp we map, receiue the fruits of the ea:th in due ann, anv {ratne both bp thp punifhment ts amend oit liues, and frz thy clemencie to gine thee praple ane alezp, through gelug Chalk our slo:d. Amen. è @ In the time of dearth and famine.. Gor heauenly Father, whol: gilt it is that the raine Roctitall,the ca ch is fruittull beaſtes ine creaſe and fifhes doc multiplp; betelt we belech thee, the afflictions othp people, and arest chat the tcarcts tie ana dearth (which we doe nots molt iultly lufrer fog cur iniquitie) map thꝛough thp goodnelſe be mercituity turnen intacheapenelie and plenty, forthe tone of Tes fus Chif our Loz, ta whom with thee ana the poig Ghoſt beallhonou: ge. @ Inthe time of warre. Aiminhey Gov, Ling of all kings, a goue tour of althing3, whole powe: no creature is able to res Giff, to whom it belongeth inflo to punih Gnners, eto be mercifiit bute them chat truely repent: aue € declines bg (we humbly beſeech thee)from the hande of our ines mics, abate their pride allwage their matice, conf da ticirdeuices, that wee being armen with thp deterice, map bee xrelerued evermore trom all perils, 10 glozifie X Se a a thee which arc the on'p giner ef all bictszy,throagh the - merits of thpenclp Dorne Telus dhint our Wega. § 1a the time of any common plague or fickeneffe. / 2 Emite God, whi b inthy wrath in the time oF Shing Daui diddeſt Map wich ihe plague of pellis lencethþeetoz and ten thew and, pet remembeirg che mercie diddeſt laue the relt: baucpity oponi Os milirae ble inners that now are vilited with great ſi knes and mogtalitp, that like ag thou choch then cõmand thine Angel to ceale from punifhing : lo itmap note pleale thee to withdzaw from bs this plague avd grieuend ficknefle through Jelus Thei our Logo. Amen. Ged, tayelenature and propertie is euer to Have mercy and to fozrive, recetue our Humble petitis ons: andi hough we be tied and bonr with the chang of our finned, pet ler che pitifidneffe of thy great merep Icole hs, fog the honour of Telus Chzifisiake, our me⸗ Diatour and adtioca’e. Amen. € Athankefgiuing for raine. Gor ourheaacnl Father, tehohprhp gracious pꝛouidence, doeſt cane the fogmer and the later raine to deſcend bpon the earth that it map bring forth, fruite fo: the vle of man: we gine thee iarnble thanks, that it hach plealed thee inour greaten neceflitie, ta fend: bs at the laſt a iopfull raine bpon chine inheri⸗ tance, ond to rekreſh it when it was dep, tothe areat comfozt ops thp vnworthy leruants , end tothe glorv of thr helps Mame, thougy chp mercies in geus Ehi onr 020, Amen, @ Athankefgiuing for faire weather, 0 Gav, who bat ily humbled bs by chp fate plague of immoderate raine and Waters, and it thy mercie Halt relicued and comtorted our fentes bp- this ſeaſanable and bleſſed change of weather, torg praim and glorifie thy holp Mame faz thig thp mercies aun wil! alwayes declare th louing kintnefle front” generation to generation, though Jelus Cheiſt our Log. Amen. thankefgiuing for plentie. Moſt meccitill Father, which ef chp qractoud O goodneſſe, halt heart the deuoute prayers of thp Church, and turner our dearth ſcarcity inte chee pe⸗ neile and plentie: Cee gine thee bumble hantes fog. this thp efpectall bountie, hepe ihing thee to cone — rae = PMES $ fer ey We Nae r ee ata tbis thy loving binduelle vuto bs that our land map reelde bs her truites of iucreate, ta thy glory anu ont comio though Telus Chꝛiſt ore Low. Amen, @ Athankefgiuing for peace and victory, O Almighty Boy, whieh ave a Grong tower of ve: fence onto thp ſeruants, again the face of their enemies: me yeelde tyez paaple and thankelgiuing foz out deliuerance from thot great and apparant van- gerd, wherewith wee were compalſed: wee acknow· ledge tt chy goodneſſe, that we were not delinered ouer ag a prspe vaca chem, Deveeching thee Killte continue Each tp mercics towards og , that allthe woo map know, that thou art our Sauiour anv mightie veline: ser though Jelas Cheilt our Lord. Amen. @ A thanketgiuing for deliuerance from the plague. Oi God, which halk wounded vs for our linnes A ant confumen vs foz our tranſgreſſions bp chp late deauie and dzeadtull vilitation, and nomin che min: Bek oftudgement remembging mercie, Galt redeemed > TheColleas. ee SA rer 2 — Aa ——— — our ſoules from the iawes of death: wee offer onto th Fatherip goodueſſe, our ſelues, vur ſoules and donies, which chou halt veliuered . to be a liuing lacrifice vn⸗ ta thee, alwapes prapling anumagnifping thp mercies inthe middeſt ok the Congregation, though seius Thik out Loz. Amen. Or this, VV Ee humbly acknowledge befoz thee (D mok merciful Father) that ali tue puniſhments which are threatned fa thp Law, might iuftly haue fallen opon vs, bp rea'on of our manitola tranſgreſſi⸗ ong ano hardneſſe ofheart: Het ſeeing it bath pleates thee of thp tender mercie, vpon our weake and vnwor · thy humiliation, to aſſwage the nopiome peltilence, wherewith tucelatelp hane hene foze afflicted , ana ta relteze the hopce of top and health into our ot: lings, ice oter bno thp diuine Wateltte the lacrifice of pape anv thankelatuing , lauding and magnifying thp glozious Name foz luch thp preteruation ann pzoa uidence ouer vs, thꝛough Lelis Cozikour Low, Auen The end ofthe Letanie. ees The Collects, with the order how to find the . beginning and end of the Epiftles and Gofpels in the New Teſtament by the Chapter and Verle,as it is appoin- ted in the Booké of Common prayer. The firft Sunday in Aduent. The Colle&, oA Lmightie Gon, gine bg grace that wee S map cal awapthe workes of parkenefle, i aNd put opon vs the armour of tight, notw Of mthe time of this meztall life, (in the which thy Sonne Peus Chih came to bifite bg in great humilitie) hatin che fat pap when ke hali come againe in his glorious maieftie, te iudge both the quicke and the Dead , wee map rife to life im⸗ motali thugh him, whe liueth ana teigneth with thee and the bolp Gholt, now and euer. Amen. The Epiftle, Dive nothing te anp man, Rom.1 3 berle 8. to the end The Gofpel. And when thep drew neere. Matth. 21 verſe 1. vnto berſe: 4, The ſecond Sunday in Aduent. The Collect. > pue Lo, which bat caulen all hotp Scrip tures to be witten foz our learning, grant that we map in luch wile heare them, reape,marke,tearne, and nwardly digeſt them, that by patience and com*ozt of thp Holy tama, toe may embrace and euer holde faft the bleffen hope of euerlaſting life, whieh thoubalt gtuen bs in our Sauiour Jelus Chil. Amen. The Epiftle, Fo: wha ſoeuer things, Rois 5 berle + bute berie 14. The Gofpel. Then there halbe ignes inthe, Luke 21 Werle 25 bnta berle 34. j The third Sunday in Aduent. The Colle& Oꝛd twee belech thee wine eare to our papers, and by chy gracious vifitation, lighten che darkneſſe of our hearts by ons Lon Felis Chit, Amen, The Epiftle. Let a man fo effeeme of bg, beile r.vnto verſe «. The Gofpel, And when John heard in the. berie 2. vnto berle r1. ' The fourth Sunday in Aduent. The Collect. ; pos raple bp, wee pzap thee,thppotwer, and come among bs, and with great might fuccour bs, that whereas through our ſinnes and baickennes twe ke fore let & hindered, thp hountifull grace and mercp(thaough the (atiffaction of thp Sonne our Loz ) map (peediip Deliuer gg, to whom with thee anv the holp Oho, he Honour and glozp weald without end. Amen. 1.€02.4 Matth, rr The Epiftle. Reiopee in the Low alwap. Hil. 4 verle 4 butoverie 3. The Gofpel, Shen thisisthe recog of John. Sohne berle 1.9. nto berfe 29. On Chriftmas day, i The Colle&. j A Lmightie Gon, which hak giuen 3 thp me!p bes gotten Sonne to take aur nature bpon hin, e this Day to he bogne of a pure Chirain, grant that doe, being regenerate, and made thp chilazer bp adoptipn + grace, may dayly be renewed be thp bolp Spirit, mHeoigy the fame our Logo elus Chri, who liueth ee. | The Epifile, | At ſimdry times and in Diners. Debye berie 1, onto bere 1 3, | The Goſpel. In the beginning was the. dohn x: verle ꝛ vnto verle 15. Saint Steuens day, The Colle&, * Ramt bg, D Lozo, to learne to loue our nemies by theerample of thy Warta D. Stem, whs: ; plapan The Collects. praped fo: bis perfecutord , ta thee whieh liueſt ana regne gc. @ Then thal follow a Collect of the Natinitie,which fhalbe fayd continually vntil New yeeres day. The Epiftle, Wut be being full sf the hoty. berle 5 5.onto the env. The Gofpel. Wherefoꝛe behald. 7 (env. berle 34. vnto the env. Saint Iohn Euangelifts day. The Colle& Ha ae wee beleech theetocalt thp bright heames of light bpon thy Church , that it bemg lightened hp the Doctrine af thp bieiles Apoltle and E⸗ uangeliſt gohn, map attaine to hp euerlaſting gitta, through Jelus Chit our Logo. Amen. The Epiftle, That which was from the. berle 1. vnto the end. The Goſpel. De fain to him, Follow me. verſe 19. vnto the ena. Innocents day, The Coliec&t Bs Geta ha Gon, whale paple this vap the yong Innocents thy tuitnefles baue conferea t hemmed foorth not in peaking, butin dying: moztifie and kill alfotces in vs, that in sur conucrlation our life map egs peeke thp faith, wbich with our tongues wee doe cont- feik through Jelus Cheiftour Lord. The Epiftle. Then Flookev,anz loe, a Lambe. berfe 1, bntothe end. Acteg 7 Matth.23 1. John 1 John 21 2 Reue.r4 The Gofpel. The Angel of the Logo appeared. Batth.2 perlerz.onteveriers. Sunday after Chriftmas day, The Collec. Lmightie Gor, which Dakt ginen bg thp onelpbes A getten Sonne totake aur Nature bpon him, this Dap a he kozme of a pure Qirgin grant that we, being regenerate, and made thy childzen bp aBoption & grace, map dayly be tenewed by thp bolp Spirit, thugh the fame our Loz Jeſus Cheiſt who liueth ec. The Epiſtle. Then Flav,that the peire @alat.4 berle 1.pnto berie 8 The Gofpel. The booke of the generation. Watth.i verle 1-tethe end. The Circumcifion of Chrift. ` The Colle&. Lmightie Gon, which manek thy bleflen Sanne A tobe citcumcifen ant obedient tothe tato foz man, graunt ds the true circumcifien ofthe pirite, that our hearts ano atfour members bemg moatified from all worloly and carnali futes, may in all things obep hp bleſſed will, though the fame thy Sonne Felis Chꝛiſt eit Loz. í The Epiftle. Bleſſed is the man ta wham. Rom.4 perfe 8. vnto berle 1s. ⸗ The Gofpel. And it came to paffe when the, Luke 2 verſe 15.bnto berſe 22. @ Ifthere bea Sunday betweens the*piphanie & the Circumcifion, then fhalt be vfed the fame Collect, Epiftle,and Goſpel at the Communion, which was vfed vpon the day of Circumcifion, The Epiphanies | Y The Colleé. O God, which by the leaving of a arte diddeſt ma nitelt thp ouely begotten Sonne to the Gentiles, mercifully grant, that wee which know thee now bp faith, map after this like hauethefruition of thp glozi» ous Godhead, theough Chik ous Low. The Epiftle. Foz this caule J Paul. phe. 3 verle 1. bute berke 13. The Gofpel, Tarhen Felis then was borne. Watth.2 berle santo berke 13. The firft Sunday after the Epiphanie, The Collect. ponte beleech thee mercikully to receiue the pap» ers ot thy preple which call opan thee, and graunt that thep map both perceine and know what things: thep ought to doe, and allo baue grace potorrfaitbini» Ip to full the fame,tbzough Feiug Chzik our Low. The Epiftle. i heleceh pou therefore brꝛechren. Rom. z perle 1.bnto berte 6. The Gofpel. And when he was twoelue peere. Luke 2 Rom,12 berie 42.bnto the enn. The ij,Sunday after the Epiphanie.. Fhe Collea. : A Lmightie and euerlaſting Ger, which noel gos uerne all things in heauen and earth, mercifuilp Heare the tupplications of thy people, and graunt 08 thp peace all the dayes of our like. $ The Epiftle Heeing then that we bane gifts. Rom. 12 verle 6. enn in berle 16. at, We not wile ec. $ The Gofpel. And the third vap wag there a: John 2: berle r-bnto verfe 12, The ijj Sunday after the Epiphanie, The Colle&. A Lmightie and euerlaſting Gen, mercifully tooke 5S ovon our infirmities, ano in all our Bangers and: neceffities, Gretch foꝛth chy right hand to helpe and de⸗ fend vs, thꝛough Chriſt our Lom, The Fpiſtle. Be not wile in pour felites. berie 16. buto fhe end. The Gofpel. At tohen he twas come Downe, Matth.8 verle 1.onte berle 14. ` Theiiij.Sunday after the Epiphanie, The Colle&. fe which knowelt vs to be fet inthe middes affo- many and great danwers,that fo: mang fratienefle twee cannot alway Hand vprightly· araunt to bs the health of body andgoule . ihat ali thole things which we luffer for fine, hy thp helpe we map woell palle ann otlercome, though Chif our Logo. The Epiftle, Let euery Conte he firdiect. Romig berk 1.bnto perfe 3. The Gofpel, And mhen he was entred into, Matth.F berle 2 3 bute the end. The y.Sunday after the Epiphanie. ‘ The Collec. ; Dan, we befeech thee to keepe thy Church + houle⸗ boine continually inthp true re'igion, that thep which Doe leane only spon Hope of thy heauenlp grace, map euermore hee veferded bp thp mightie posers, / though Jelus Chif our Lozo, j is eh SS | ie Rnoxb pe not chat they which, The Epifife. How therefore ag rhe elect. ge Sol; verſe 12.0nte verſe 18. z * The Goſpel. $1 The kingdeme of heauen ig. Matth.rn3 berſe 24 vnto berle zi. @ Thefixc Sunday (ifthere be fo many) Mall hauethe fame Colle&,Epifile and Gofpel,that was ypon the fift Sunday. Septuagefinia Sunday. The Colle&. ON Lor , wee beleech thee kauoural tp to heare the prayers of thy people , that twee which are inft{p purithcd foz oureffences, map bee mercifully deliuered hp thp goodneſſe, for the glogp of thp Mame, through Felis Cheill our Sauiour, Who llueth anv reig⸗ meth, e. ue The Epifife. 1,€02.9 verſe 2 4.t0 the end. The Gofpel. Forthe Kingrome of heauen. verfe 1. vnto berfe 17. Sexagefima Sunday. The Colle& Da Bov, which feck chat tre put not our truk in ee thing at wee bor, mercifully graunt that by thy power wee map he zefennen againſt all aduerlitie, through Jelug Chrik our ilo. ; The Epiftle. Foꝛ pe {ufferfooles gladlp. bverle 1 gio berie 3 z, The Gofpel. Now when much people were. berle 4. vnto berle 16. Quinquageſima Sunday. Ce The Collect O Lod, which voeft reach bg that all our goings without charitie are nothing worth, fend thp help Matth. 20 2.082, It Luke 8 _ - Shak, and powꝛe into our Hearts that moſt excellent - miftof charity, the very bond of peace ano all vertuues, Without che which whofocuerliueth , is countea nean hefagethee + graunt thig: foz thp onelp Sonne Jelug Chalks fake. Tsd À $ i The Epiſtle. Though Jſpeake with rhe, berle santo the end, The Goſpel. Then Welug tooke onta him. verle 3 sputo the env. The firſt day of Lent. - The Colle&. A Lmightie am euerlaiting Gov, which hatett no⸗ ting that thou hat mase, and doeſt fezgine the fiunes of ail them that be penitent: Create and make in vs nebr and contrite hearts, that we woerhilplamens ting ourftanes, anv knoboledging our wreteherneſſe, may obtaine oftherthe God of alf merci2, perfect res million and korgiueneſſe, thꝛcugh Jelus Chik. í * The Fpiſtle. 1.02.13 Luke 18 Turne pon Huto me with ali. Goel z berle 12. vnto berle 15. The Gofpels Moꝛeouer mien pe full looke. Watth.s perle 16. bute berie 22. : The firft Sunday in Lent, The Colle. O Lo2d,, which for cur (akeg diddeſt faf fourtic Dapes and fourtie nights: gine LI grace ta we fuch abftinence,, that one fieh being bruen tothe ſpirit, Wwe may ever ohep chp godlx motions in righte⸗ Ea. SOHER Se ouefe anv teue bolitelfe, to thy honour ann which liueſt and reigneft.ec, p bon siog, The Epiftle, So twe therefoze as workers. berle 1. vnto verſe 11, The Goſpel. Then was Felts ten of rhe, beile 1 bute berte 12. The ij Sunday in Lene, The Colle, A Lmigbtie Sen, which voel fee that wee hauens power of aur felucs to helpe our ſelues, kerpe thoi bs both outwardly it our bodyes, and inwardly in ere ſoules, that wee map be defensen from all aduerſities which map happen to the herp, and from all eniti’ thoughts, which map alſault ¢ huttthe loule, thꝛough Jeus Gik ec. The Epiftle, € 2.€02.6 Matth.⸗ An furthermoze we beſerch. 1. Theſſ 4 berke rente verſe 9. The Goſpel. And Jelug went thence. Watth.4 verſe 2 1 vnto verſe 29. The 11j.Sunday in Lene, The Colle. Vy E hefeech thee a'mightie Gov, looke vpon the V Teartie deſtres of chp bumble feruants, ana firetch koorth theright band of thp mateBtie, to he our delence againſt all aur enemies, thugh Jelus Chui our Lozo Amen. The Epiftle, Be pe therefore followers of, Berle i. vnto verfe 15. The Gofpel. Then be caf out a deta. berle 14. onto berfe 29, The 1117. Sunday in Lene, The Colle&. Raunt wee befeech thee almightie Goo, that wes which foz out euill veedes are tworthilp punifhed, bp the comfort of thy grace —— berelieuen, through our Log Fetus Char Ephel s Luke rez The Epiftle. Tellme pe that wil he onder,» Galat.4 berle 21.buto the end. The Gofpel. Felus went His wap ouer che. Jehn 6 berie ĩ. vmo nerie ıs. The v Sunday in Lent. The Colle&, VVE: beleech thee almightp Goo , mercifinip te looke bpon thp people , that bp thp great good⸗ nele , thep map bee qoucrned anù pzeſerued cucrmeze hoth in bopp and feule though Zelus Chriſt our Low, Amen. The Epiſtle But Cheuk being come an hie. Deb. verle ra vnto berie r6. The Gofpel. Thich of pau can rebuke me of, Johns Neile gsto the end. j y The Sunday next before Eafter, l The Golle&. ' A Lwmightie and everlafting Gen, which of thp tene Det lone towards man, Halk ient our Sauiour Fes fug Chif, to take bpon Him our fleſh, Eto ifer death vpon the crotte , that alf mankinne Hould follow the erample of his great Humility: mercitully graut that face hoth follow the example of his patience, and bee made partakers of his refurrection, though the fame Telus Chalk our Low. 1e he The Collects. — _ The Epiftle, - Let the fame minne bein poi, Phil: ` perke sonto perhe 12, ; The Gofpel. Gnd it came to pafle, when, perle a.bute Chap $7. berie 57. Munday fiext before Eafter. The Epiftle, Tho ig this that commer), > berie 1.te the env. The Gofpel. Ana twa dayes acter flowed. berle «brite the end, Tuefday before Eafter. The Epiftle, She Lod Hor hath opened, berle 5 brite the euv. The Gofpel. And anon in the dawning berle a. vnto the end Wednefday before Eaſter. Watth.26 Iſaiab 63 Make 14 Ilaiah 50 Warke rs The Epiftle. Foz where a Teſtament is. Deiz 9 berle 1 6.biito the end. The Gofpel. Mow che fealk of vnleauened bead. Luke 32 verle 1. vnto the end, Thurfday next before Eafter, The Epittle, ow inthis that F declare. verle 17. vnto the end. The Gofpel, Then che whole multitude, Luke 23 verte ı buto the env. On good Friday, The Colleés, A treaty Gon, we befeech chee gractouflp to be helo thig thy familie, foz the which our Lord Jee fus Chriſt was contented to be betrayed, and giuen dp into the hanog of wicked men , and to luffer death bp- on the croſſe, who liueth and reiqneth,ec. Linightp aun enertatting Goo , bp whole Spirit Atie whole body ok the Church ig gouerned anu fanctifien,receite our fupplications and pꝛaxers which tuee ofer bekore thee , fo2 all eſtates of men in thp haly Congregation, that euery member of the fame in bis bocation and minifleric , map trvelp anv godly ſerue thee, through our Led Pene, tc. X Exrtikull Gon, wha bafi mane aff men, and hateſt A nothing that thou Hak mane, no: wonldelt the neath of a ſinner, but rather that he ſhould be conuer· ted and liue, bane mercy bpon all Tewes, Turkeg, In⸗ fidels and Deretiques , and take from them all igna- rance, hardneſſe of heart, and contempt of typ wazo, # foteten then home (bleſſed Loz) to thy flocke, that they map be ſaued among the remnant of the true Je raelites, ann bee mate one fold vnder one Shepheard, Jelus Chꝛiſt our Loz, who linet) and reigneth,ec, : The Bpiftle. pi Forthe Lew haning the. Deb.10 berle r-ontaberfe 26. The Gofpel, Then Jeſus had poken thele. John 18 verle 1 vnto rhe end of Chap.1 g Pet tad Eafter Euen. The Epiftle, Fo it is better (it fo the will of, 1. Pet.3 berle 17. vuto the end, The Gofpel. Gus when the Euen was cone, perke 57, dito the env, a. Cops Matth 27 ie D ot ee Morning E an @ At Mornui prayer,in ftead of the Pfalme, O come, _ let us dxe the Anthemes fhalbe fung or faid, Crit tiling agate from the nean, notu dieth not, Death fron henceloorth hath ne power bpow him, for in that he pied , he Died but once to put awap inne, but in that He liueth, he liueth vnto Gov. And lo likea toile count pour felues dead bnce Mine, but lining outo God,in Lhit Jelus our Logo. C Hailt ig riſen againe, the firk fruits of them that flvepe, foz feciug that bp man came teath, bp mau allo commeth the returrection of the vead: foz as bp A⸗ Dam all men doe die, lo by Chzik all men Halbe reſto⸗ red to life, The Colle&, A Lmightie God, which though töp ouely begotten Son Telus Chꝛiſt haſt oucreoine death, €cpened bute vs the gate of euerlaſting life, toe humbly beleech thee, that as hp thp ſpeciall grace prenenting bs, thou Doelt put in our mines good Belires,to bp chp continual Helpe, we may bring the fame to good effect, hough Telus Chik our Loz, who liveth and reigneth, te. The Epiftle. OE pe be then rilen with Chalk. Tolok; berle 1. bnto berte 8. The Gofpel, Aok the fir pap of the. John 20 verle s.brto perle ir Munday in Fafter weeke, The Colleé. Almighty Gov, ge. As vpon Eafter days The Epifile. Then Peter opencd His. ites 10 verle 3 4.onto berie 44. The Gofpel,. And bebola, tta of hem went, berle 1 3.Lnto perle 36. Tuefday in Eafler weeke, The Collec. Luke 24 A Linightp Father, which halt giuen thy onelp Sort to vie foz our finneg, and to riſe againe fo: our ius firfication + graunt hs lo to put aboay the leauen of mas lice and wickedneſſe, that we may aliwap ſerue thee in pureneſſe of lining ano tinet) , though Jeſus Chik out Log, Amen, i * The Epiftle. He men and heethaen,childzen of. Acts 13 berle 26. bnto berie 42. The Goſpel. Jeſus himſelfe ſtood in the. Berle 3 6. bnto berle 49. The firk Sunday after Eafter. The Colle. Almighty Gone, As vpon Eafter day. The fpiftle, Foz all that is home of Gop, uobis berle 4. vnts perle 13. t The Gotpel. The fame dap then at night. ` perle s.9.Dnto verle 24. The fecond Sunday after Fafter. The Colle, A Lmightp Sov, which baft giten thy onely Horne to be onto bs both a (acrificefo2 finne, and alle an example of goon life, giie os the grace that wee map. alwayes mekt thankefiũly receine that bis tneftimable Bohn 20 hencfire, and alo dayly endenour our felues to follona the bieles ſteps of his molt help life, TheEpifile, . aie Fozthis is thanke worthy, 3.Jpet.2. berle i vont the end, | 3 he end, che H Luke 34 a uy eas ae a a Dk We — —— Sas The Gofpel, Jam the good ſhepheard. berle 1 1.bnto perke 17. The nj Sunday after Eafter. The Colle@. — Gon, which hewelk to all nen that he in errour, the light of thy trueti, to the intent chat ebep map returne inta the wap of righteoulneſſe, grant fnto all them that be admitted into the fellouſhip of Chꝛiſtes religion , that thep map e'chew thole things that be contrary to their peofefiton, ane follows all fuch things ag be agreeable to the lame, through our Lord Felis Chꝛiſt. The Epiftle. Teh 10 Dearly berouen, T Beleech pou, x.jpet.2 verle «1 .bnite berte 18. The Gofpel. A little while and pe fhail not. John 16 berle 16. vnto vere 2 3. The iiij. Sunday after Eaſter. The Colle&. parii Gon, which vock make the minves of all kaithkull men to be of one twill. grant vnto thp people, that chep map loue the thing which theu coms mandel, deſtre that which thou doeſt pomife, that a= mong the fundzp and manifelo changes of thig world, our Hearts map lurelp there bee fired, where ag true iopes are to he found, through Chet our Loꝛd, Amen. The Epiftle, Etter good giuing, and euery. berle 17. onto berle 22. The Gofpel, But now Y goe mp wap. Herle 5. vnto verſe 16, The v.Sunday after Eaſter. The Colle@. p onion whom all goon things Doe come, raunt bs thp bumble feruants, that hp thp holp inſpirati⸗ on wee map thinke thole things that be geod, am by thp merciful quiving map perfoame the lame, though out Lord Jelug Epit, Amen, The Epiftle. And be pe doers of the word. verle 22. vnto the env, The Goſpel. Uerely verely F fap onto pon, berle 2 3. vnto the end. Afcenfion day, The Collea. 7~ Ramt we beleech thee Alisigktp Gon , that like ag wee Bee helcene thp onelp begorten Senne our Loꝛd to haue alcended into che Heauens, lo foe map al- fo in Heart atte mind thither alcend, and with him cons tinnallp owen, Fameg s John is Fameg « John 16 The Epiftle. Jhaue nave che former. Actes r berle «nto verſe r 2 The Gofpel, Finally he appeared bato, Warke 16 berle 14.to the env. The Sfinday after Afcenfion day. The Colle& ©) Gon the Bing of gloz, which halk eralten chine only Hon Wiis Chꝛiſt with creat triumph inte the bingdome of heauen: we belech thee leaue bg not comfoztletie, but fena to Vs chine help Ghoſt to comfort 68, and ctalt vs bute the fame place whitherour Sas uiour Chul is go’ e Defoe, who lineth ec. The Epiftle, Howe the end of all things ig at, 1. Pet.4 berie 7. vnto berſe 12. ———— The Goſpel. But when the Comfoꝛter Hall. Woni verle 26. end Chap 16 in vere 4. at, And thele, Whitſunday. The Collect. G OD, which as vponthis dap, hak taught the J hearts of chp fatthtull people, by the fending ta them the light of rbp holx Spitit grant ng bp the fame Spirit to haue a right iudgement in all things, anv es uermoze to reioyce in big holp comfort,chzough the mee rites of Jelus Chatit our Sauiour, nboliuerh anu reigneth with thee in the vnitie of the fame Spitit,one Gon wo:lo wit! out enza, Amen. The Epiftle. Ano when the dayes o: Bentecok, S Aetes2 berle s bnto berle 12. The Goſpel. Ik ye loue me,keepe my. berle 1 5.bnto the rnn. Munday in Whitfun weeke. ; The Collect. God which ag, Ec. As ypon Whitfunday. he Epiftle, Then [Peter opened his mouth. berle 34.vnto the end, The Gofpel. Foz God fo leuen the wolo. John; perle 1 €.vnto berle 22, Tuefday in Whicfun weeke. The Collect. God which ag, ec. As vpon Whitfunday. he Epiftle, Wow when the Apolties, which. Actes $ berle 14. bnto berke 18. The Goſpel. TUerely, verely F lap bute pou, verſe 1 bnto perte ıı. Trinitie Sunday. The Collect. A Lmightie and euerlaſting Gon, which haft ginen vnto bs thp feruants grace bp the cenkeſſion of a true kaith, to acknowledge the ology of the eternall Trinitie, x tn the power of the diuine Maieltie to wozs fhip the Ginitie: tue beleech thee that though the Ked faltnefle of this faith , we map euermoze bee Defended from all aduerſitie, which linet anvreignelt,ec. The Epiftle. John14 Actes 10 John 10 Akter thig Jlooked, and behold. Reuel.4 berfe r.ontotheendD. The Gofpel. There was now a man ofthe. John; berle buto verſe 16 The firft Sunday after Trinitie. The Collec. E OD che frength of allchem that truf in thee, mercifully accept our papers : and hecaufe the weakeneſſe of oit metall nature can dee no goos thing without thee. grannt vs the helpe of thy graces that in keeping of thp commandements, we map pieale thee bor} m will ann deeve, though Jelus Chit our ILon. l The Epiftle, Belenen, (ct og loue one. berle 7. vnto the end. The Gofpel, There was a certaine rich man, berie r 9, nto the end. The ij-Sunday after Trinitie. The Colle&. Oꝛd make hs te haue a perpetuali feare and long ofthp boly Name, koz thou newer kaileſt to Help and gouerne 1. John 4 Luke rs -The Colle&s, — terne them , whom thou doelt diig by in thy Ren- ka lone: graunt thige. i |! i t The Eprfttes SERURON PELE Marueile not mp bzethzæn though. .. 1 Ihn; berle 13.to tHe end. — ; The Gofpel. i A certaine man made a great, Luke 14 berle 1 6.dnto berfe 25. The iij.Sunday after Trinitie. ay The Colle. =.” ; “ | $-a wer heleech chee mercifitlly to heare ds, ann. onto whome thon paft ginen an beartie nekre ro pzap, graunt that bp thy mightie ayde, wemayp he de⸗ fennen though Jelus Chr our Logo, i The Epiftle. And fubmit pour felues euerp. 1, Pet. 5 berſe 5. vnto berle 1 =. _ a The Gofpel, bes Ty Then reloꝛted onto him all (he. uke 15 perfe a, nto verte 11. The iiij Sunday after Trinitie. - The Collect. G Dn the protectour of all that truſt in thee, without whom nothing is {trong nothing is bolp, encreale and multip!p vpon bg thp mercie, that thou being our ruler and guire, wee map fe patie thꝛough things tempozall, that te finaflp tole not the things cternalls graunt this heauenlp Father, foz Felis Chalts fake out Lov. oF The Epiftle, Foz J count that the afflictions. berle 18, bate berke 24. The Gofpel. Be pe therefore merciful ag, berle 3.6 Lite verle 4 3. i The v.Sunday after Trinitie, —* The Colle, Ges Lozu, wee beleech thee, that the courſe of this woo map hee fo peaceablp oeren bp thy gouernance, that thp congregation map iopfullp ſerue Rom, 8 Luke é - thee in all gonlp quietneſſe, through Jelus Chalk our Low. nit The Epiftle. ; : Finally be peallofonemiane, L berle 3em inver as. at, And bereadp. K The Gofpel, Then it came to palſe ag the. Luke s berle 1. vnto perie i z, The vj.Sunday after Trinitie, The Colle&. Cs which hat prepared to thers that loue thee, Aluch good things as pale all mang bnverftan: Bing: pote inte our hearts ſuch loue toward thee, that we louing thee in all thiugs, may obtaine thp pzas miles. thich erceene all that wee can Belite, though elus Cik e. The Epiftle, Knot pe not,that all we which. berle z. bnte verſe 12. ee ` The Gofpel. Foꝛ J Cav buto pou, creept pois, verſe 2o. buto verſe 27. The vij Sunday after Trinitie. The Colle&. ara " | Se ofall potver and might, which art the authour and gitier of all goon things , graffe in. our heart? the fone of thy mame, encreale in bs true religion, non ri} 03 with all esonneffe,and of thy great mercp keepe Bet 3 Rom.6 Watth.s vs in the fame, though Telus Chalk our Lord. y The Epiftle. Ikyeake after the maner of mat, i Rom 6 Inthole dayes when there wad. berle 19. bnto the env. `The Goſpel. Š 954 berle a.bute berle ro, wre ' The vitj.Sunday after Trinitie, The Colle@, cf Do whole pronivence is neuer veceiued, we hum⸗ bly befcech thee, that chou wilt put awap ftom bg ' allQurtfall things, and gine thole things which bee - profitable foz ug; theongh Telung Chik our Lozd. The Epiftle: Therefore brꝛethꝛen, we are deters. Ron, 8 verle r2.bnto berle 18. ° The Gofpel. Betware of falle prophets. Matth.7 perle 15 vnto verſe 22. The ix.Sundoy after Trinitie. The Collect. ‘Ramt vs Low, mwee beleech thee, the ſyirite to thinke and Doe alwayes fuch things ag be right⸗ ` full, that wee wbich cannot. bee without thee, map bp thee be able to line acesaning te chp will, thugh Je⸗ us Lozi our Low. ” Ser a Seals The Epiftle, Moꝛeouer bꝛethꝛen, J would. verle r bute breie 14. The Gofpel. Gnd he fain alfo bnto big, perk 1. vnto verſe ro. Thex Sunday after Trinitie. The Colle& ES thp merciful cares, D Loze, Bee open to the pzapers of thp humble ſeruants: anv that the map obteine their petitions , make them to afke ft things as thallpleatethee, thꝛough Jelug Chit our Loz. The Epifile, 1,€03,10 Luke 16 Mot concerning Cpirttuall gifts. 1,002.12 perie ronto berie 12. The Goſpel. Ano when he was come neere. ` Luke rg berle 41. end in berle 47. at, Ano the hiah Pieks and fhe, ; AIII The xj.Sunday after Trinitie, The Collect. i? G DD wbꝛch declarelt thy almighty power , moſt chicfly in hewing mercie and pitie, pine vnto bs abonndandp thp grace, that we running to thy pzomis feg, map hee made partakers of thp heauenlytrealute, though Felis Chrift our Logo, The Epiftte. Moꝛeouer.bꝛethꝛen. T declare, 1.015 verle 1. bnto perea 2. see het A : The Gofpel. 4 He [pake allo this parable vnto. Luke 18 perle 9. vnto perte 1 5. j Sunday after Trinitie. The Colle&. A Lmightie ¢ eucrlafting Gen, which art alwapes- moze readp to Heare then we to pzap, and art wont to giue moze then either twie deſtre 93 delerue: powe doene Dpan bs the abundante of thp mercy, forpiuing’ bs thole things whereof our conſcience is afrain, ann gluing vnto bo that, that aur paper vare not peeltune toalbe,thzough Telus Chif ont Log The Epi fle. Sad luch truft haue we theongh, 2.923 berle 4. vnto verke ro. The Gofpel, And he departed againe. Marke 7 verle 3 1.tothe end, ug ee bes SS f ad a The xiij Sunday after Trinitie, The GolleG. $ Abn ann merciful Bon, of tobak onelp wift it comin th, that chp Fathi peeple bar bite ipee wur and laudable eruice: Grauat wee beech thee, that we may fo runnete thpheauenlp promites , that - we faile net lina ly to attaine the lameʒtrieub Se. ne Chꝛilt our Loꝛd. The Epiſtle. Now to Abꝛaham and his eese. Selat. 2a berk 16. suro berit 2 3. eit The Goibel. 44 *4 Plelſed are the eyes that tee. . Luke ro verle 23 onto berle 38. The xiiij Sunday after Trinitie The Collect. A Li nitie aud euetlaſting Gop, qtuebnte 63 the increaic of faith, hope, and charitic, ana that wee map obtaine that vhich thou deeſt promiſe makeba to Lue that which thou doeſt command, thugh Flus Livit our Lez s li The Epiftle. Then J fap, mates it the pitit, ver fez 6. vnto berſe 25. The Gofpel. Gnu fe ít was tohen he went. berle 11.bnts berk 20, x : Thexv.Sunday after Trinitie, F: The Collect. $ Kert we befecch thee, D Lozt,thy tiG, wlth chp pepetttall merep, and Heearle the fraileie of man wiibcut thee cannet but Tall, keepe bs ener by thp hepe, and leave vs ta all things aoitiable to out tab nation though el elus Chik our Loz. _ The Epiftle, Le fee baw Tater a fetter. verke 1 1 vnto fee env. The Golpel. : Po man can ſerue thus malters. verle 24.to the end. The xvj. Sunday after Trinitie. The Coiled. | Maks we beteech thee, fet thp continual pitpclenfe e defen thy congregation: & beraule ic cannot conti» nue in taterie withsett thp luccour, vrelerire it euermoze bp thy sel g goodn: s.ciz0ngh Telus Cheilt war Lord. The Epifile, Ciitheretoze F deſtte char pe. Ephe.3 berle ı 3.t0 the end. The Gofpel. And it came to pañe the vay after. berie 13 bute berle 15. “ Thexvij.Sunday after Trinitie. The Collect. Galat. 5 Luke - Galat.c Barth. 6 Luke y Ee I we pray thee sthat thy qrace may alinaver pres uent follow s, an make bs continually to be gfa uen to all goon wo:ke,though Betis Coes our Loz. The Epiftle; Zi therefore being prifoner. Ephel4 verſe 1.pnto terle 7. . The Gofpel. Gud it caine to poft that when, Luke 14 berle ı.bnto berle rz. The xviij.Sunday after Trinitie, ` The Colfeé. Drm we beleech thee graunt chp people grace to a> noyat the miecttong of the penill, and with pure Herre id miade ce follvty chee che oyeg Gon, though Fetus Chek our Los. ~ The Epiftle, 3 aie mp Ger alwares. 1.o} 1 The Collects. verle 4. vnto bere, rhe Goſpel. But when che Phariſes bau, T 7 verle 3 4. to the end, — “ The Cpllect. — Q God, fozalinuch as ‘tpittous thee ine are not able. to pleate thee, grant that the wazkmg of thp imere cie map in all things direct ¢ rule our heatts, though , Felig Theiſt dar — hissi fap theretoze, a Eige Gott ri “berte 47: tutbeend. * The Goſpel. Then He entred inte a ſhip. Wa: i. > berie 1.vn o bere 9, The xx. Sunday after Trinitie F The Golie& +. A Lmightie ana mergifull Son, of thy fowntifall g ocneiie, keepe skrom alltbings that nay hurt bg, tWat luce, being ready both Mm body and ‘cule, map with free hearts atcompih i} ofethines that thoit weuldeſt jaue baie phiongh Telus Liik cur Loz. eEputle Cake heede therefore. that pe. Erre s betle 15. vnto berfe 22. The Gofpel. Che kingdome ofheauen iB, epatit 23 Averſe 1. pote berte r Se eats 5 The xx} Sunday after Lrinitic, ’ The Colfe@, * ~ 32 aunt wee beiceth thee, mercifill Lorn , to thy faithful people partott anv peace, that tiey map be clenfet from ail tocir ſumes, ann ſerue thee with g quict mine, though Fels Chꝛiſt eur Loz, he Epifile: Finally mpk rabii. be fire: R Berig ro.Duio, perfe 24. The Goffel, And there tuag a certaine ruler, berie 46 to the enn. The xxij.Sunday after Trinitie. The Collect. Le tuce befeech thee to keepe thp houthetoe the Church in centinuall godlineſte, that though thp protectivirtt map be free frem all apuerfcies , and De» uoutly ginen to fertie thee in gocd Weekes, to the glozp of thy Name, thꝛough Tens Chpitt our Lom. Amen. Epbe.⸗ John 4 The Epiftle, J thanke mp God hauing, Phil.: berle 3. vnto gerle 12. The Gofpel. - Then cane Peter to bim. Patth. a $ bette 21.to the end. The xxiiy Sunday after Trinitie. TheCollec. GE our refuge and ftrength, which art thé authog of all goodnes, be ready to Heare the deuont prax⸗ ets ef thp Ebarch,ana grautit that thofethirgs which tue afke faitbfutly.ine map obtaine —— Jelus Chriſt our Som, The Epiftle, "Setien, he kollowers ef me, verle 17. bate the end, The Gofp el, f Shen went the Phariſes —5 Matth.22 Berfe 15 tito verſe 23. The xxiiij. pinda after Trinitie, he Collet. Lae we beleech thee , alloile thy peop'e from theit onces, that though thpbounrifiu geodneſſe we map Pits ah Watth.ra The xix. Sunday after Triniti. es The Colleés. may bee veliueren krom the bonds of all thele finned, Sonne toss this Day prelentenin the Temple in the which bp our frailty we bane comittes.Grane thig ge. . Gibftance of our feih: Lo grant thar we may ve patene The Epiſftlſe. ff tea onto thee with pace and cleare mindes, by jeug Ele giue thankes to Goo, Coloſ.i Chik our io, . 3 berle 3.vnte perfe rz. __ The Fpiſtle. The Gofpel. Che lame Epik apsemecn the Sundap before, Thhile he pet pake, Watthy The Goſpel. berle 18. vnto berlez y. Gud when the bapes ot her. Luke 3 The xxv.Sunday afcer Trinitie, perle 22. end in verfe a7-at. And when che, 7 The Collect. ea ant atte Saint Matthias day. Titre op, wee belecch thee, D Loꝛd, the wils ofthp The Colle&e, yas Sraitbeut people,tHat thep plenieoudly bringing fotih Lmightie Gon, which in the place of thetraitour the fruit of goow workes, may of thee he plenteeutilp Judas dink chue tip faithfun fernane Matthias rewarded, though Jeſus Chik onr Loz. tobe of the number of the twelue Apoliles,araunt that The Epiftle, thy Church ,. being alway pecteruen trom falie Apos Behold,the dayes come, Jere.2 3 ſtles, map he oppered and guided by fairhtull and tine verle s vnto verſle. * JPakours,cheeug) Tels Chak out Lord. ERPAT he Goſpel. 58 Tele The Epifile, 2,94 {elm ® , Then Jelus lift bp his epes, Jeohn s Amin thoſe dayes Peter. Fetes ~~ Serle vnco verte 15 — berle 5. vnto the env. Gif there be any mo Sundaies before Aduent Sunday, ~The Gofpel:.- Po tofupply the fame, thalbe takenthe Colle&,Epiftle Qt that time Telus anſwereũ. Watth, ız and Gelpel of fome of thofe Sundaies which were berle 25 bntothe mn. > omitted betweesiethe Epiphanie & Sepruagefima. Annunciation of the Virgin Marie. Saint Andrewes day. he Collect. The Collect. ee Vy Ee hetcech thee ILeon, pawe thy grace inta Amia which diddelt gine luch grace vu⸗ eurbearts, that ag we haue knowen Chik A tothy help Apoltle S. Andzevo that he readilp o · thy Sonnes carnation bp the metlage of an Angels beied the calling of thp Sonne Jelas Chik,etolowen. Ls by his crofe ant pallion , wee map he dougie wta . him withour delap: graunt bate vs all, that webeing the glory of His refurrection, though the fame Lhat called by thy holp word, map foorrhtui:h giue ouer cur our Zod, Amen. felucs obenientlp to tallow thp holy commandemerts, The Epiflle, > ga Bap. aj though thelame Telus Chik our Loz, Ana the Lord ſpake againe ante, Faai.7 NS he Epiftle, verſe 10.bmto verle 36, Snt mads west Foꝛ itchou fhalt confelle. . Rom: 10 — The Gofpel, * vetle g vnto thee. Gun inthe 6 monety Lukea The Gofpel. PAY verle 26.bnto verẽ 39, mete es Tech onto And Jeſus walking bp the. Habe ` Saint Markes day... 2 berle 16. vnta perle 23. The Collect. Saint Thomas the Apofile. Ac God, which balk inflenctes thp Holp The Colle&. Church wich the heauenly roctrine of thp Eiana Lininbtie. and everliting Gon vohich fez the moze gelit S Darke: giue vg grace, chat wee be not tike A contirna:ten ofthe faith, vinveft {utter thy holp A· chilon., caried aluap with enerp blaf of palne dace pokile Thomas to be voubrfulinehp Sar nesrelurrecs trine, but Gemelpto he cſtabliſhed in the truerh of wp: tion: grant bs fo perfectly, and withont alf Doubs to boly Golpel,through Telus Cys onto, Amen. Heleeue nthy Sow Telus Toꝛiſt, chat sur faith in thy z The Epiftle. : ig ſight neuer hereprooues. Heare vs, D Lord, though Wuevite every ote of vs ig. Ephel.4 the ame Jeſus Chft, to whom with ge, berk 7. vnto verſe 17. The Epiſtle. a Eh a The Gofpel. r Nob therefore are pe no. Ephel. Jam the true Gine, end mp, Zohn rs. verle 1 9.onte the end. verle r.onteverfer2, ; TheGolpel, - : Saint Philip and Tames day. ‘Sut homers one of the, John 20 The Collect. vperſe ponto the end. —* A Lwightie Gon, whom truely to lerne is euerla⸗ Conuerfion ofS Paul. ſting life : graunt bs perfectly to kuow thp Sonne The Colle@. Telus Chrift to he the Way, he Trueth. anv the Life, On, which haſt taught all the woꝛld throuahthe as thau halk taught S.Whilip and other Apolites, preaching of thp bleſſed Apeſtle S. Pauul: grant, though Felis Chik our Lo. koe beleech thee, that we which hane his wonderkull The Epiftle. romierſton in remembzance maytollots ¢ fulfil thp bolp James z ſeruont of Gan, Games 2 pactrine p he taunt, Hough Felts Cheiſt our Loz, ` verle rence periei z.. ‘ i ht ihe “The Epiftle, . The Gofpel. And Saul pet breathing out, Actes 9 Aud he fata to his diſciples. John 14: T perfe n butoberle 2 3: berfer.patoberfers5, = The Gofpek Saint Barnabe Apoftle, , Chen ankwered Peter ana. Matth19 The Colle&. werfe 27 tothe end. apr | Beit which halt endued thy holp Apoſtle Purification of S. Mary the Virgin, Barnabas , with finqular gikts of the tolp Ghot, - The Collet. — > Ftvsnce be deftieute of thy manifold gifte, noz pet of: ; Ae and cucrlafting Gov, wee humbly be · grace, to'vle'them alwap to thp honour and gloz : ANH chy Maiellie, that gg thp onclphegorsen tough Jelus Ghri gso ‘ek wil i = 3 1 Af The Colleds. ett wh sh HPP Rpiles 7 Hii eect some fa > Saint Matthew the Apoſtle Cben tidings of thole things. 9 Otters 2 HELO) GT aT he Cole. a iG VO Yai) wh Eo perle 22 vntothe ens, ; A Linister Gov, whith hy thy bleſſed Son diddel as The Gofpel. Hes call Matthew trom the receipe ef cuſtome to be as This ig mp commandement. Jonis Apoltle and Euangeliſt, grant vg grace to fozlake all Berle r2ontoverlerz. } couetous Delires, ¢ mogdinate lone of riches.¢ to folloba S lohn Baptiſt. i ‘thp laid Son Jelug Chzift toho liueth Ereigneth,r. £ Şi ___ The Gòlle&; io he Epiftie. ; Aoo Gon by whole prouidence thy ſeruant Therekorze, leeing chat we. 2. Cor.4 John Baßtilt was wouvertally bone, and fent vetle s.outoverfe7. ee to pepare the wap of chp Donne our Pout Ay bree | 130 Be “~ The Goppel : ching of pekance: make vs fo to flot bis doctrine ann And as Telus pallen ferth. Watth 9 Holp tife , chat wee map truely repent according te hig preaching, and after his erample conftantip{peake the tracth, bololy rebuke bire, and patientip Nier foe the trucths fake cheongh Jelus Chak our Low. — The Epines. (29 Comfort pe, comfort pemp verle 1.bnto berle rz, = C 5t The Goſpel. Sa IRobs when Elizabetha time wag. perle 57. unto the end. A Saint Peters day. ae The Colle@. ve A Liniahty Gov, which hp thp Sonne Jelus Chꝛiſt Flai.40 Luke 1 alk giuen to thp Apoſtle Saint Peter manpex⸗ eellent gifts, and commandedſt pim earneflp to fede ~ Sebp flocke : make we belecch thee, ali Biffops anu © JP altours diligently to preach thy holp mozo , aud the og peopleabenientlp to follots the fame, that they map te» ceiue the crotone of enerlatting glog, through Jelug Chꝛiſt our Lozd. ‘The Epiftle. Mow about that time, Herod, „herle 1. vnto berle r2: J The Goſpel. Mobs then Jeſus çame, ` perle 1 3.unteverle 20. Saint Fames the Apoftle. The Collect. G Bant, D merrifull Gov, that as thine holy Apo- AF ile Saint James leauing bis father and all that Deban, without delap wag obedient vntothe calling Sof thy Sonne Jelus Chit and fo'owes him:lo we foz faking all mozioly ant carnall affections, map be euer⸗ insze ready to folow cthy commandements, though Je · fue Chꝛiſt our Low. The Epiftle. Zin hale vapes alfo came. Getegar berſe 27. ent Chap r2. in berle 3. at, Then were thedapes. , : Acts 12 qai Watth.16 — — — T ie Sh or a ri mad ' The Gofpel. Then came to him the. Matth.ꝛ0 berle zo.bnto berle 2g, p e DEE ak Saint Bartholomew Apoftle. The Collect. i O Almighty and euer laſting God, which halk ginen grace ta thp Apoſtle Bartholomew, truely tohe- leeue ann to preach thp wow , graunt twe beleech thee, pnto thy Church, both co lone that he belecten, anv to preach that he taught, thꝛough Thik our Lez. The Epiftle, ‘Thus hy the hands of the; , Mets 5 berle 1 . vnto perfe 17. bt š The Gofpel. Ana there arole allo a fkrite, Luke 22 Perle 24.onto bere 3. The end of the Collects. ` After thele things,the Loz. Theſe things command. berle 9.bnto berle 14. “Saint Michael and all Angels. _ 4 TheColled. | eatin Gon, which halk azveined g conſtituten the ſeruices of all Qugels ane men in a woudertuli oꝛder, mercifully grant, that tyep which alway re thee- `“ feritice in heauen may bp thy appointment, fuccour ane vefenn bg in earch thzough Fetus Chik ou Lom, The Epifive. Ana there wag a battell in. Rela verle 7 vnto perfe i z. HET The Gofpel. The fame time tHe vilciples, Matth.rs berie santo perle zi. s ` Saint Luke the Euangeliſt. wee The Colle@ x r A Lmighty Gov, tuhich calledſt Luke the Phyſtti· an, whole praiſe ig inthe Geſpel, to he a Phparian of the lone, it map pleale thee bp the wholetome menis cittes of His Doctrine, te Heale all the diſrales of our feule though thp Sonne Pelis Chul our Lozo. The Epiftlé, But watch hou in all chings. >." 2. Tim.4 berle 5. vnto verſe n in — The Gofpel. £ Lukere berle 1,end.in verle 7 at, Gee not feom Houle. Saint Simon and Iude Apoftles. . The Collect. A Lmighty Gov, which hatt builnen thy Congres C3 gation bpon che foundation of the Apoftles t Pꝛo⸗ pheta, Jeſus Cheilt himlelfe being p head comer tones ‘grant bs {eto Gee fapnentogether in bnitie of lpirit bp their doctrine, chat we map be mate an holp Temple acceptablebntothee, throunh Nelus Chik our Loz. ee The Epiftle. Jude a Ceruant of Fels Chik. Juve -perfe / vnto verle 9. The Goſpel. John 15 ~ Dethe 17.0 the end. All Saints.day. The Colle&. Lmighty Sov, which halk knit together thy elect A in ane communion and fellow Hip in the myſticall body of thp Sonne Jeſus Cift our Loz: graunt bs grace lo te foliot thp bol» Seints in all bertuaus anv Fodly lining, that we may come to thole vnſpeakeable iopes which thou hafi prepares foz them,th at vnfained· ‘Ip ione thee thoigh Tetig Cheriſt our Ilom, Amen. The.Epiftle. Gut T favs another Angel come. . Reuel.7 berle 2. vnto Dere 13. TERE, The Gofpel. X And then he law the. Watth. 5 verle 1 vnto verſe 13+ -o a The — @{ The order for the adminiftration of - the Lords Supper,or holy Communion. Curate ouernight, or els in the morning before the beginning of Morning prayer , or imme- ge O many as intend co bee partakers of the holy Communion, fhall fignifie theit nanes to the diately after, And if any of thofe bé an open and notorious euill Imer, fo that the Congregation by him is __ Offended, or haue done any wrongto his neghbours byword or deede: the Curate haning knowledge thereof, fhall callhim, and aduertife him in any wife not to prefume to the Lords Table, vneill he haue o- penly declared himfelfe to haue truely _ on may thereby be fatisfied, whichafy beha repented and amended his former naughty life , thatthe C ongregati- re were offended , and that hee haueiecompenfed the parties whom done wrong vnto, orat theleaft, declare bimfelfe to ke in full purpofe fo to doe, as foone as he con- ueniently may. The fame. order fhall che Gurate v{e with chofe betwixt whom heeperceiueth maliceand hatred to reigne, ot fuffering them to be partakers of the Lords Table , vntill be know them tobe reconciled, Andif one of the parties foat variance, be contentto fo gine from the bottome of his heart , all thar the otber hath tref- pafied againft him, and to make amends for thathe himfelfe bath offended, and the other partie will not hee perlwaded to a godly ynitie , but remaine fill in his frewardnefle and malice: the Minifier in that cafe ought * go admit the penitent perfon to the holy Comm union,and not him that is obftinate. i The Table at the Communion time, hauing a faire white linnen cloth vpon it , thall Rand in the bodie of the Church, or in the Chancel], where Morning prayer and Eucning prayer be appointed to be fayd, And the Pricft ftanding atthe North fide of the Table, thall fay the Lords prayer with this Collc & following, e The Communion. Lintahty Gov, bnto whom all hearts A bee open, all defttes krewen, and > from whom ro leeretp are bin, cleanie KO rhe thonghts of our bear's bp rhe ins Gé (piration of thp holy Spirit, that tee map perfectip loue thee, ant worthi⸗ Ip magnifie thp bolp Mame, though Chik our 62. Amen, @ Then fhal! the Minifter rehearfe diſtinctly all the ten Commandements, and the people kneeling, fhall after euery Commaundement, aske Gods mercie for their tranfgreflion of the fame, af- ter this fore. i Minifter. G D D pake thee wordes, and fapt, T am the ILom thp Gon 1 thou Male Bane none other gods but mee, : People. Loz haue mercie bpon og, and encline ont hearts to keepe this Lato. , Minifter. Thot Halt not make to chp elfe anp graven image, ner the likene e of anp thing that ig in beanen aboue, oz in the carth beneath oꝛ in the water vnder the earth. Thon Halt not bow votwne to them, noz wozfhip them : £o? 3 the 1o: thp Gor am a ielous God, ann vifit che finne of the fathers opon the children onto rhe thirn ww fourth generation of them that bateme, and Helv. mercie vnto thoulanns,in them that Tone meand keepe mp commandements. i People, Lew hane mercie vpon vs, ¢¢, Niniſter. Thou fhalt not cake the ame of the Low thy Kon inbaine : for the Lozo will not Holo hun guiltleferhat taketh bis ene vaine, eople. Koꝛd hae merclespon bg te Minifter. py ee Remember that thou keepe bolp the Sabbath vay, - Sire vapes (alt thou labour ann dee all that chou bas to Dos : bat the feuenih day ie the Sabbath of the Low thp Gov. In it thou (halt vo no maner of wozke, thou.ann thp fonne,and thp daughter, thy manfernant, and thp maibeferuant, thp cartell, and the franger that is within thp gates : foz in fire dayes the Low made heauen and earth, the fea,and all that in themis, ano reſted the ſeuenth tap, wherefore the Lod bifes the feuenth Dap and halowed it, People. Lob haue mercie bpon tg yt Minifter. Honour thy father anv thp mother, that thy dayes map bee long im the land which the Loz thp Gon gia ucth thee. People. Low Hane mercie npon bg,ee, Munifier. Chow fait doe no murther. People. Low hane mercie opon bs, ec, Minister, Chou halt ara adulterie D E. Low haue mercie spon bs. : Minifter, Chou Halt not Reale. People. Logo haue mercie bpon ve, ee. Mini ifter. — Halt nor heare falle witneſſe againſi chyneigh⸗ our. ; People. Loꝛd baue mercie bpon bg, ge, Minifter.. Shou Halt not couet thp neighb ors boufe thou Hale: not couet thy neighbors wife, nez big feruant, noz big: mapD,noz hig ore, no; his — anp thing that ig biss eople, J A ~The Communion, = = — Tren EEEN D Peo le, Koz bane mercie apun vs, Eitean thelethy Dawes » in ont hearts tue beſeech chee, § Then hall follow the Calle& of the day, with one of thefetwo Coilet following tor the Xing , the Miniter tanding vp,aad faying. | ai ¶ Let vs pray. Azee G3, WY Slugvome ig euerlaſting. AND poar intaite, haue mercie byan the wole Congregation.s to cule the heart ocẽ cyy cholen ſernant Ja nes, ou: King aw go leraour, tha: gee kao wing bhale minier hee ia) may ab ue all things leeke tip houaur ard gip, andtyac os. hig iubtects (due p con: ſtdering wio-e arhorcy be hath)nae Catcocully lerae, Hottaur, and Humbly ober him in thee ana foz thee, ace cozainy to chp ble Lea axu and ordin ance, thꝛouch gfe» fus Chriſt oue Loz, who with chee Ethe holp Dpi, pee ana reigneth, euer ong God, Wl wit jour ena, men. - Amightie tcierlakking Gos, we be taught bpehy Aty w320, that the Hearts of kinxs are ni tyy rale and gouernance, that chou doeſt ailpore t turae then as ít eemet) bef to thp gaslp wilensm:: wee humol⸗ heieech thee, fo to ditpale ana goue ne the beart of Hames thp ſeruant our Ring aw goaernoaur, that in all his thoughts, wong and wozkes, he map euer leeke thp honour and glezp, and ſtadie te preleracthe people com mitted to his charge, iit weilih, peace, ama gantis nefle: Graunt this, D mercitult Faber, for thy neare Hones fake, Telus Chꝛiſt our LogsAmen. — @ immediatly atter the Colle&, the Minifter: Mall reade the Bpiftle beginning thus She Epiltle witten inthe Chapter ok. @ And the Epiftle ended, he Mal fay the Goſpel, begin- . ning thus, . The Golpel witten in the Chapter of. @ And che tpiftle and Goſpel being ended, halbe faid _ the Creed. 3 Belecue in one Bon the Father Almighty, maker of deauen and earth, ana ot all things vitiole and inui⸗ Bole: and in one Lozo Jeſus Chꝛiſt the onelp begotten Sonne of Gay , begotten. of his Father before ail tonlu, Gad of Gad, light of light, vere Goo sf verp Gon, begotten, not nave, being of one ubttance mith the Father, by wham all chings were made. who for pg men, and to: our Caliation, cane towne frem beauen, and wag incarnate by the holy Ghoſt of rhe Hirgine Warp, and was made man, and was cruciſien alle foz bs vnder Ponts Pilate. De luferea and was huri» gD, aad the third dav hee role againe according te the SHeriptires , and alcended inte heauen , and ſitteth at the richt band of the Father. And he fhall come againe with glop, to iunge bath the quicke anv the Dean: whole kingdome hall haue none end. Ann T heleene in the bolp Gjok, the Loz anv giuer of life, who pzo- ceedeth from the Father annthe Sonne, who with the Father andthe Don together ig warhippea ano gle- rifin, who pake by the JBzophets. And Ibeleeue one Catholike and Apotoltke Church. F acknowledge ane aptifine fo the remiffton of nnes. Ana Jlaoke foz the relurcection ofthe Bead, atto the life of the tonla te come. Amen. ; After the Creede, iftherebe no Sermon, thal follow: one of the Homilies already fet foorth, or hereafter to be fet forth by common authoritie, After fuch Sermon, Homilie, or exhortation,the Cu- rate (hall declare vnto the people,whetherthereibe any boly dayes or falting dayes the weeke following, and earnefily exhort them to reme nber the poore, faying| * — — orie or m9 of thefe fentences following,as he thinketh w moft conucnientby hisdiferetioan. 3 7%} * Let poit light fo hite befoze men, that thep may Matth 5.26, fee pour good workes, ana glozitie pour Facher which is in heauen. * Hap not up fo: pour ſelues trealute ppon the earth, Matth.6.i where the rak merh Voth cozrups, ana wyere cheeues 20, brcake throug) ata ſteale: but lap op fo pase lel es “trea live ti geaen, where nether ruit nog math Doty” —5 ana where theeues doe nor bꝛeake thoga and’ zale. Re Oot * Jeth tloener pee wawo that men ſhauld noe onto Poit eaen fa Bae vats them, for thigig tye Law and the JP onsets. © ete eee a q _* FZ tb cuery one that laith onta me, Low, Laio, Hatt etter iitte rhe kingdome of beanea : bitt he that Doeth the willof mp Fathec which igin heguen. * Zache ſto d Cogrh ana fata vnto the Lou, Behold, Lor0,the halfe of mp goons J gise to the pooze, anu if q pate Done aity Wong fo aip mar, Y reftoze toure ol. ; i * Riho wacth a warfare at anp time of his obene cof? who planterh abinepard, and eateth not ef the frait thereat? Dz who keedeth a flacke, and eaterh not of the milke ofthe flocke? i x * Fi we haue tomen onto pou Cpititual things, ts it a great matter tf we fhall reape pour wooly tings? *Dye pe ot know chat thep wbich mi iſter about y Cor i Holp things, liue of chefaccifice? andthep which waite , 13s of the altar are partakers with the altar? Euen fo hath the Lord al o‘ozneied , that thep which preach the Gopal, ould line of the Goſpel. - ; * Dee that foweth ltrele, Mall reape little : and hee that ſoweth pleut eouſl⸗ Hall reap: pleuteanflp. Let es, uery man doe according as heis dilpalen in his heart, mot gunging og of necellitie , fo} Ood loueth acheares ull gluet. j ; * Ler bim that ig taught in the t9020, minier onto Gals, 6,7. Him that teacheth in all geod things. We not deceiu Gon ig not mocked : Foz whatſoetier an that ſhall he reapge. Ml sole * Thile we haue time, let vs do good bu {pecially donto them. whicy are of the HoulGatn * Godlinefie is great riches, if aman bee content 1.Tim.6.7 with that hee hath : for wee beonght nothing into the wald neither map toe carie avp thing out. ` *Charge them which are rich in chis world, that 3 Tim. 17 they bereanp to giue. and glad to diſtribute, Taping bp 18 and 19 in Roze foz chemieiues a goonfoundation againttthe time to come,that thep may attaine eternal life. * Gon ig not unrighteous , that he will fozget pour Hebr 6. 10 two:kes and labour that proceedeth of ioue ; which loue p: baue ſhewed to: his Manes fake, which pane mini⸗ fren Suto the Saints and pet doe miniffer. * To doe goan, and to diſtribute forget not, foz with Hebr, r 3.16 (uch (acrifices Bovis plealen. . * * Gabo fo bath this waag goon, ana ſeeth bis beos. .Iahn 3.17 ther haue neede, and ſhutteth vp hiccompallion from him, how dwelleth the loue of Hon in him? * Giue almes of thp goong, and tutne neuer thy face Tobit 47 front anp pome man: and then the face of the Low. fhallnot be turned awapfromebee. . * Be merciful after chp power. Ikthou halk much, Tobit 4 8,9. piue plenteoufly. Ffrhou haft tittle, oe thp adigence : gladly to gine of that little + fo fa gathereſt thouthp felfe a good reward in the dap of neceflitie, * Dethat hath pitie open the pove tende:Fonta the Prou, 1 917 Low : ana looke what he laveth ont, it Hall be pared him againe. wilas mL Bt bid talas * BleTen ig the man that prauideth for the ficke atid’ pral, 4ua needy: the Lozd will deliuer him in che tine of trou sles @ Then Matth.7.12 Matt.7.22 Luke 19.8 1.Cor9.7 i.Cor.9. 1 1.Cor.9, 6,7, ‘If chere be “Bo almes gi- uen to the re,then Pall words (of accepting our almes) be left our vahid, FE Then fhall the Church· wardens, ot (ome other by them appointed gather the deuotion of the people,and put the fame into the poore mans boxe , and vpen ihe offering dayes appomted, eucry men and woman f} all pay to the Curate the due and accufiomed offerings. After which done, the Pricfi hall fay. ¶ Let bg pray fozthe whole Hate of Chale Charch Militant bere in earth. A Lmightp and encr'iuing Goo , which bp thy bop Gprile hall taught bs to make pzapers and trp» plications, c+ 8 to gine thanks foz all men: we Humbip beleech thee mof mereifullp(to accept cur aimes, and) to receive thele our prayers, thich we offer tuto thy Diuine Bailie, belecching thee te infpire centinual'p the bniverfall Church with tke ‘pirit ot trueth, bnitir, and cokicogd: and grant that ail they that Doe confefle tby bolp name,map agtec in $ tructh of thy bolp wor, and liue in vnitie and godly loue. Cie beſerch thee allo to faue anb defend all Chriſtian kives.princeg and ge⸗ uerrours, and (pecially rbp leruant James cur Birg, that onder him we map te godly and gutetip couerned: and gratint ento his hole Countell, ard te ali that be put in authezitte vndet tim, thet thep map truclp ana indifferer tip minifer iuſtice, te He pun ment ef wic» betnes and bice, and to ibe maintencnce of Gods true religion and vertue Gine grace (D heauerip Fatter) to afi Bi fheps, Palſtoꝛs, anv Curaies, that they map both fp eit tie and oectrine (ce foorth thy true and linely 02D, and rightly and duely adminifler thp bolp Sacraments: and to all thy pe: ple giue thy Leauentp grace, and ‘pectat'p te this congregation here pzefcnt, that with mieke Heart and bue reucrence, (hep map Geare and receiue thp bolp word, truelp ruing thee in pol ncfle ¢ rightecuines all the dayes oftheir life. And twe moft Humblp beſeech thee ef thp gecduce, D Lor, to comfet and ſticcount allthem to! ich in thig tranfito rp life be in trouble, footy neede, ſickueſſe, 02 any other aduerfitp: grant this, D Father, foz Telus Lizika fake our onclp medfatorr ard eduecate. Amen. € Then thal! follow this exhortation, at certaine times when the Curate fhall fee the people negligent - to come tothe holy Communion, VV E herome tegerher at this time (Bearelp hele: ued bret hzen) to feete at the Lords upper, bre to the which in Govs hebhalfe Phin peu al thar be here pelent, t befeech pou foz the Lom Felis Chile ake, that pe twill not refule to come thereto, being lo leuir g Ipcalied and binden of Gon hin feife, Hee Enew few Grievous ¢ bnkinn a thing it is, when a man kath pze pared a rich feat, decked His table with all kinte cf proutfien, othat there lacketh rothing Ent the gheſts to Gt rotutie,cnd pet they which Fe calle (withcut erp rtauſe moſt rthankefullp refiilete cen. Thich of por in fuch a tafe would niot be moouct 2 Gihe would nat thinke a great infutfe € mang tone brtehim there- - fore moff dearely beloued in Cheiſt, take pecocd hete, left pe, withdre wing pour felucs frem thishelr Sup: per prouoke Gots indignation egainf pru. Jit isan eafie matter foz å man tofap, J wil not ccmmuricete, becauſe Y am otherwiſe Tetted with teozlt lp befir cle: but uch excuſes be not fo cafilp acccpted and alle wed before Gov, If any man fap, Jame grieucus (inner, and therefoze cm afraid toccme: Therefore then tee penotreprrtanbemend? Uhen Gon ceſſeih pert, Le pou not efhamen to fap, peu will rot cemer Pen pou fHortnreturne to Gen, wil! pew ercule peur felfe, arn fap that pou be vet reanp ? Corfiter carn Hlp with your felues, how lites trh fined excuſes fhall cue ile betort Gov. Shep thar refuler the fe: Rir the Geſpel, — Communion. beceule thep han beng ht a Farme, or teutd tip thei pekes oteren, og becenfe they twere married, were not io Fcuſed » but ccunted vprwozthe of tle decuchlp teaft. 3 fozrrp part am pere prefent, and acco:dir g to minc ekue, J bin pew in whe name ot Ged, 3 call rou in Cialis bebealfe, 3 erbozt pou ce pou love youretene faiuetien » thar peh iil bı partakers ot this bolp Coms munich. Aid as the Sonne of God vid bi mbfate to pce be ip Lis [oule bp death vpen the crofie fog pour tealth: cuen fo t ig pour duetie to receiuc the Coms mun niogetherintheremimbzance of bis death, ag bé þimfelfecen mand:d. Put, if peu will in vo wie ibug Dee, cerſter hith porrfelucs Lew great iniutie you Foc tnte God , aud how foze puniſhment hangeth ouct peur heads for thefeme. And wherees pou cficna Eor tofe inrefufing this Lolptarquet, F atmonifh, ext ort, end beſecch pew, that buts this bnkim netic pe Willnot adde erp moze: which el ing pe halizee,if re and bp ag gazerg end lockers on thim that tee coms Muntrate.env Fe not partakers of the fame Feur ſelues. Foz what thing can thig be acceunted elle, thena fers ther cortarpt and vn mbrefic vnto Sed? Truely, it ig a great vntbankefult eſſe te fap nap when pe be cals fed: tut the fault ig much greater, wher men fens bp, end pet will nc inher cate 1:02 Mirke his bolp Commit» tion with ober. F prap peu, khat con this be elle tut euen to bane the myſterics of Chrifi in Brnifien 2 It ig lard bito all, Take ve, erd cate, take and Danke pe all cithis, Doe this in iemembgarce of mer. Mith v hat face then, o? with tobat conptenance {hall pee heare thele wordes? CUbat will this be clic, hut a neplets tirg, adelpifing , end mocking of the GeHamert of Chꝛiſt? Kiberefoze rather then pe Could fe voe, M part pou Esnce, and give place torbsm tket be godly Dilpe- ſed. But win you repart, Jbeſcech piu perder keith your felues. from wiem pe drpart: pe rrpart ftom the Lozdstable, pee depart from pour bzethzen, ane from the hengeet oi moft teauchlp foove. Tele things if peeornelilp confiner, ree Wall bp Gors grece retume toa better mude JFez the oktainirg wtereef, we fhall makecurfimble petitions , while we Hall receiue the bolp Communion. : @ And forretime frall this be faid alfo,at the difcreti« on of the Curate, D Eately belcued, fozalmurh as eur duety iste rene terto Almighty Ecd ourheanenty Father mef beettptbenkes, fo: that be bath ginen bis Sonre cut Sauiour Telus Chak, net onely to vie for be, Fut ale to be onr ſpirituell foede and (ufienance, es itis tectae reBbntovg, aftel by Gods beord, ag by the holp Sa⸗ crement of bis blefſed bet pand biord, the which tes irg ſo rõtortable a thing te them wobtch receive it wor⸗ ttilp, and fo tangerous to them that will pzeft me to receiie it vn worth ip: mp Cuctp is to exhort peu te rons finer the nignitp oft be bolp my Merie, and the greet pes rillofthe v worthy receiuings thereof, cnn (oto frarch enD eramine peur owne cenftiences , ag pou pouin come holy srd cleene toa moſt godip andbeaucnly — fee ft ; fo that in no wife peu come but mike matriege | garment required of Ged in poly Srripture, @ fo come aud be receiued,ag worihr partakere of fiche hecuens ip table. T te wap end mrancs tberete. is: Hh E terrae wine pour lines end conucrlation Eptir reie of Gong con mentemerte, ant wlerein ſcci cr pe Fall perc eine pourfelues to tane offinred | ci fer by wni este, c? Tecde, there beweyle youre re finial Jirre; ent rons feffe pour felticste Almigkty GD., with fe! purpele of ament mert of life Qut iper fhri: perceiue reur cfs fences tobe ſuech es fenet recip eget Ecv tutal egaind pens ncighl oni: thet pe hail reconcile your 3 lt bies ſel ies vnto chem , ready to make reſtitution ana ſatiſ⸗· faction,accopdiig to rhe vttermoſt of pour powers, toꝛ all iniuries ata wanga Dane bp pau to any other, a10 likemiie being ceaup to fazgiue atger that haue offen: Ded pow, ad pou W340 Hare torxgiueneſle of poise offers tes at Doss jad: Fz other vile eve receising of the holy Commaniou, doeth nothing elle hat incesa pour damnatiou. Ana vecaule it iscequilie that no mm Maula caneto che Joly Cãnanioa bat vate’ a full teuk in Hors merey, ard wit) a quiet couſcience: theretore ifebere be anp of pou, thich by che meanes atozelapo, Cannot quiet giso nne contctence, hit: requiteth further cants:t o? comiti, then let him conse co me, of fone ocher diſcreete and learned miniſter of Bons word, and open his griefe, that be map receiue luch ghoſtly couns fell, aduice, andcanfort, as bis con ſcience map he re Kesen, ano that bp the miniſtery of Gass wow he map receiue comfort, ana the venefite of abſolutian, to rhe guicting of his canſcience, and auopding of all ſcrugle and Boudtfulnette, @ Then thallthe Minifter fay this exhortation, pe? beloued in the Lom, pe that mime te comz to the halo Conmanion ofthe hony tblsan of our Sauiour Cpt, mat confier wat D Bail wꝛiteth co the Counthians, Hw hee exhorteth all por ſoas diligently to try and erantiae tiem elues , betore thep peime ta eave ofthat bread, E dzinke of that cup, Foz as the benefi: is geat, if wib a wue penitent Heart ¢liuelptaith we receiue that holy Sacta nent: (Foz then we tperttually cate the led of Cuit, anv minke his hilo, then we owell in Chik, and Chrift inos, webe one with Tuit and Lhit with vs:) So is the Dagger geat, tC we receiue the fame vnboorthi⸗ Ip. Fo: then we be guiltie of the body and blood of Chꝛiſt our Sauio ur, we eat and drinke our aume Dam- nation, Hot conftsering the Loos body: Clee kindle Gods wrath again vs: we pzauoke him to plague vs with diuers virales, g (unnephinves of Death. Tiere» fore if anpofp whe a blaphemerof Gon, an hinerer oz Lumoerer of bis woz, an adulterer, o? he in malice, oz entice, òr anpothergricuats crime, bewarle pout finnes, and come not to this holp Tahle, left after the taking of that haly Sacrament, the seuill enter in-o rou, as heentred into Judas, and fill pou fill of all inis quities, and bring pou to deſtruction bath of boop anv toute. Fudge therefore pour ſelues( bꝛethꝛen) that pe be not iudged of the Log. Repent pou truelv for. pour ſinnes paft shane a liuelp ana ſtedfaſt faith in Chik our Sauiour. Amera pour lines, and be in perfect chaz ritie with allmen, lo ball pee be meete partakers of thole bolp myſteries. And aboueall things, pe muft gine moft humble and beartiethankes to Gor the Fa- ther the Sonne,and the holp Ghoſt.koꝛ the revemption of the woro, bp the veath and pallton of our Santout Cbꝛiſt both Gad and man, who did Humble him etfe euen to the neath bpon the croffe for vs miſerable fin- ners, tohich lap int dackneſſe ¢ ſhadow of death, that he ſinne might make vs the chilmen of Gon, exalt 9s to euer laſfing life. And to the end that we ſhould alway rem?» ber the erceeding great loue of our matter ¢ onelp Da: uiout Jeus Chritt,chus oping foz o9,e the innumera- blehenefites which bp hig precious bloodſhedding he hath obtainen tous : be hath inltituten ð ordained holp mylſteries, ag pledges of histone, & rontinualtremems branceefhis neath, to ent great æendleſſe comfort. To bin therefore, with the Father ana the holp Ghoſt. tet bagire (as we are mof haunven ) continuall thankg, Aubmteting out lelues bohollyto His hoip wil anv pleas — — ==> TheCommunion. fure , and ſtudeing to ferue him in true bolne am righteouteke ail the vapeg of owr life. Amen, à @ Then fhall the Minifter fay to them that cometo receiue the holy Communion. Y Ou that doe truly and carveltly repent pou of pene fi ines, aid be tit lone and cyarity with pour seighe boars, intend to leade a new life, tollawing the come mandements of Goa , ana walking from hencefoort® in His holp Way 2s: Baw neete,ana take this boip Bae crament to pour com oꝛt, make pour yumble contefitor te Almightie Gon , betoze this congregation here ga- thered cogether in big holp Jame, meekelp kneeling vpan pour knees. ’ @ Then thall this generall confeffion be made, in the name of all thofe thatare minded to receiue the holy Communion, either by one of them.or els by the Minifter himfelte , all kneeling humbly ypoa their knees. A higher Sov, Facher of cur Low Welg Chak, maker of all things, iudge ofall inen, re know⸗ lenge and bewayle our manifold Rimes & wickedneſſe, be ich toe fram time te tine mait grieuoaſſty haug came mi ted, bp thougye,wod,and deede.againſt thy diuine Maieſty ꝓꝛoioking moſt inki thy wrath aan in igns · tion againſt vs: we ooe earneſtl⸗ repent and be heartte ip ‘arte foz thele our milaotigs, the remembzance of then ig grieuous onto vs: the burden o7 thea ts intals lerable. auc metcp bpon os, baue mercp bpon bs, malt merciful Father , for chp Senne our Low eius Chꝛiſts fake, koꝛgiue vg all thats pañ, and gravt that w may ever hereacter krue &pleafe chee in newneſſe ot lite, to the honour and glozpot thp ame , thzough Jes Chik our Loz. Amele - g Then fhal! the Minifter or the Bithop ( being pre- fence ) ftand vp,and turning himlelfe to the people, fay.thus, A Lmighty Gon our heauentp Father, whe of his great mercie bath promiſed forgiueneſſt of Ganes to all them which with heattp repentance and true faith turne puto him: Haue mercie vpon pou, parbon and deliuer pou front all pour ſinnes, confirme anè ſtrengthen pouin all gsodueſſe, aud bring peu to euste laſting life though Jelus Cift our Lord. Amen, Then fhall the Minifter alfo fay. Weare what confortable words our Sauiour Chik faith to all them that tructp turne to him. * Come bnto me all pethat trauaile, and be heauie Mat yy 28 laden, ard J will reftefhpes, So Gov loued the tohn 3.16. mozio, that begane His onelp begotien Sonne, to the end that ali that beleene in dim ould not peri , but hane life euerlating. Meare alo what Saint Baul ſayth. * Thisisa true faping, sad baorthy of all men tobe 2,Tim.1.1¢, reccited, that Peug Chik came into the woꝛid to (ane rs Heare alſo what Saint John ſayth. * fany man ſinne, wee haue an aduocate with he 1 Ioh.2. 132. Father, elus Chif the righteous, and he is the pros Pitiation foz our ſinnes. ; After which the Minifter thall proceede,faying,. Litt vp pour hearts. Anſwere. Cite lift them bp unto the Lom. Minifter. Let vs giue thanks vnto ous Logs Ged. Ce nn CORTON S —— — 3 Anfwere. — It is meet ann tight fo to doe. í Minifter, À < Mt isberg mect, right and our bounnen duetie, that foc Houln at alltimes, ane in ati places gine thankes iato thee, D Loz, holp Father, almighty enerlafting ou. i “@ Heere fhill follow the proper Preface , according co thétime,ifthere be any {pecially appointed : or elle immediatly hall follow, Theretoze with Aiie pels and Archangelz,ec. Nih t ; Proper Prefaces. Vypon Chriftmas day,and feuendayes after. / scale thon diddelt wine Felas Chatt thine onely Bör to be bone as this day for vs, Who bprbe operation of the Yalp Gholt wag mave etp man , of the ſubſtance of the Clirgine Hary hig mother, and that without {pot of {inne , to mače yg cleane from all fine, Chereioze with Angels, e, Vyon Eafter day and feuen dayes aſter. Ti chiefy ate toe boimd to praile thee tor the glori · Doug’ reliirtection of thy Sane Tens Cheift our Logo: fo2 Se 18 the very Paſchall Lambe which was oſtered fa: og, ano hath teken ateap the ſinne of the “woo, whe by his Death Hath veftroped death, and Ep Hisriling telife againe, Hath reſtozed to pg cuerlatting ‘life, Therefore with Grigels, ee, f hts Vpon Aſcenſion day and feuen dayes'after. 90" Hough thy molt teare beloued Senne Jelus Tiit our Lop, who after bis moll xt rious reit tection manife ſtiy appeared to ati iis Apoſtles, antin their fight alcended up into heauen; to papare opace kor vs, that there He is thither might we at aſcend, and reign with bin in glory. Cherr tore with ee.” ‘ek ai, 3 i air j ane aii Vpon Whitfunday and fixe dayes after. Teus Jeſus Chik our Ler, accowing to whole moft trie promiſe the holy Ghot cane Dotonthis vey from heaucen, wih a udden great aa, ‘ag it bad bene a mightp winde.tn the ltbeneſſe of fietie tengues lighting vpon the & pofles,ta teach them and to {cade them te alltraeth pining thim beth che witt of Diners languaxes ana alfo bolenetle with feruen zeale ‘conttantly to preach the Golsel unto al nations where: hy we are brought out of darkneſſe ane etrout,into the deare light, and true knowledge of thee, ann of thp Horne Felis Chrilt. Therefore beith Ange's, ac. Vpon the Feaft of Trinitté onely. FO is tery merte. tight and out banden ditety, that we Mould at all tines and in all places giue thankes tothe, D Ene, Ainightp,andeuerlating Gon, thich art one Wor, one Lord, not one onely perior, but tizee perons in one ſubſtance. For that Which we beleeue of the alor of the Father, the ſame wee belceue of the Sane, ann of the holy Ghck, wit hout anp siference og ineq:jalitic. Therefore with angels ee, n ~ E After which Prefaces fhalt tolldw immediatly. -~ Sherefore with Angels aud Archargels, and with. athe companp of Heanen, wee laine and magiifie chy glorious ume, enermoze praiſing thee, anv Cavity, DHoly.talp,bolp Lorn Gon of hoſts Heauen ann earth ate ie of tüp glory. Glozz be tothee, D Lorn moſt try, @Then Mall the Minifter kneeling downe at Gods board, fay in the name of all them thar thal seceiue, the-Communion,this prayer following, NR 7E Doe net pꝛeſume to come to thig thy Cable (D merciful ow) trufting in our owhe righe teoulneile,but inthp manifold avo great mercies, We be not worthy fo much as to gather vp the ctumbes vn⸗ Det thy Table, Bit thor are che fame Aim, whole pros pettie ts alway to haue mercp: grant bs therefore grae cious Lsrd, lo to cate the Aef ot thp deare Senne Jeo fis Cheiſt and tu drinke tig iaon, har our &ntulibes Dies map be made cleane by bie bony, anv cur ioues father 'thacugh bis mek precivusblocd, ann that we map encritieze Skocll mi pun, and pe in bs, Anin, @ Then the Minifter ftanding vp, that fay as foleweth. Azee Gon our Yea nip Father, which of thp fender meicie died gine thine cneip Sonne Fee fus Chalk 5 to ſutter Deaty. open the Ceſſe ti2 one redemption , Who made there (bp Yig one eblation of him lelfe once offiren) afuli; pertect, and ſucticiert ſa⸗ ciifice, oblation, and letilfaction for the ſnnes of the behole world; and did mititure, and in pis po'y Gelpel CORMAN HS to centinue a perpetual! memorie of that Dis precous Neath, vmill his comming agame: Weare “be, D merciful Farher, we beſtech cheesanp grant that wee receiuing thei thpereaturcs of bꝛeed and wine, according to thy Sonne our Sauiour Vetus Chriſies boly inſtitulion, in remembrance of hig Beach and pak Aion’, map bee partakers of Gis moſt bleſſed terp anu Hives, Who ta the ſame nighe that je way betrape, tooke baeav, and when he bad ginen thankes, be bake it and gaus tt to bis dilcipl:s,taping, @ake, cate; this femy bop) which te guꝛen fog poit, doe this iw rements bzoute o tie.) A iketwife after lapper be tooke tke cup, and vohen he Had given thanks,he gaue it to them, fapa ‘ing, Dpinke pe ail ot thig, tor this ig mp blood af the nets Teſtament, which ts fhed fo: pou and foz mang Fo the remiflion offinied: vee this ag oft ag pee Hal Brinke it in remembzance of me, i 3 HU ; 1 E Then Maithe Minifter ift receiae the Communi- on in both kinds himfelfe,and next deliver it 26 o- ther Minifters (if any be there prefét) that they may helpethe chicfe Minifter,and after,to the people im their hands, kneeling. Ang when he deliuereth the breżd he [hali fay. 12306 i “Che bony éf aur Low Teles Chꝛiſt, which was ris uen for thee, pzelerue thy body and eule into euevlahing fife? sud take and eat this in remembrance that Cheii died for thee, and fecve on him in thine heart bp faith with thankſgiuing. ; @ And the Minifter that deliuereth the cup, fhall fay. The Woon of gir Loyd Jelas Chit, which wag fhed fo2 thee , prelerue thy bodie env ſoule inte etterias fing life aha Minke this in remembrance that Cheats bloed twas Med loz thee ana be thankfull. q Then thalthe Minifterfay the Lords praier,the peos ple repeating after hiayeuery petition, After fhalbe ſaidas followeth, ; A Low ane feancntp Father, wee thy Huns! te fees uants entirelp velite thy Fatherly gonn fe mers cifallp to accept thig ovr facrifice of praile and thank ginig: mof hianhly helveehing thee te grannt, that Dp the merits ‘and ath ef thp Sonre Jeus Chik, and toreugb faith in his blood, wee (anv all thy whole Church) map obt aine rotten of our fines ant all os ther benefits of fis pafen. And here we offer ann pres fent vntothee D Lord, ourlelues, but foules anv Dgs biestoleareafonahle, Help, ant liuelpſectifice ote thee Burnbly beler hing thee thatal toc which he pars takers of this holy Communon, may be fulGitter with thy grace and hearenip benediction: And athéni we bee vnworthie, though our manifolo Ginnes , to ofer B3 pie \ S PH y i ek Te ee Se oe A onto thee aap facrifice + pet deee beleeeh cheete accept this our b ounden Ductp and lertice , not weighing our merits , but pardoning our offences, though Felis Chꝛiſt aur Loa, hp whom , and wit) whom , in the buitie of the hulp Obot , all honour and glozpbe vute thee,D Father ——— without end, Amen.: ; rtnis, =) ol Gi eki 3 } A Lmighty and everliuing Gov, wee mek heartily thanke thee, fo: that chou doeſt vouchſate to feede bg, which haue duelp receiuen thete Help myſteries, with the (pirituall foode of the moſt pꝛecicũs body anv bloon of thy Sonne our Sauiour Jelus Chriſt, and Dock allure og thereby of thy fauour and goonneile to. foard bs ana that we he berp members incorporate in ebpmpficall body, which is the bleien company of all faithfultpeople, and be allo heires thꝛough pope of chp euerloſting kingdome, by the merits of the mof pze- cious death ana paflion of thy deare Sonne: we ney mo bumblpbeleech thee, D Heanenly Father, lo to als GA vs with thp grace, that we map continue in that ho- Ip kellovoſhip, ann doe all (uch goon wozkes as thon halk prepared for vs to wake in, through Nelus. Chꝛiſt our iLoz0,te wham with thee and. the holp Gholk, ve all a Nout and glozp, world without end, Amen.: @ Then hall be faid er fung, >» = ” Gi de to God on High, anv in earth peace, good willtomard men. We pzaile thee, we blee thee, fee worchis thee, we glozifie thee, we giue thankes to thee foz thp great gloꝛp, D Lor Gon heanenlp King, Soothe Father almighty, O Loz the onelp begetten Donne Jelug Chik, D Lod Gov, Lambe of Gs, Sonne of the Father, that takelt atwap the {tunes of the world, baue mercie vpon vs. Thou that rakelt a way the fines of the welu, baue mercy vpon bs. T hot that taket alway the finnes of the ozto, receitse out praper. Thon that ſittelt at the right tanvof God the =- : ignozance in afking, we befecch thee to hane compatfis oit bpon our infirmities,ann thole things which fez our Father, haue mercie bpon ve: for thou mely att bolp, thou onelp art the Logo, thou onely, D Chꝛikt, wich the holp Ghotk , art mok high in che glozy of God the Fa- thor amen: — — @ Then the Miniſter or the Biſhop, if he¢ be preſent, fhall let them depart with this blefling. T De peace of God which paſſeth allunverfiauding, keepe pour hearts and minges: in the knowlenge anid lowe of Gow, and of his Sonne Jefus Chak our Hom: and the beling of Gon almightie, the Father, the Sonne, and the holy Gholt, hee among pou, and temaine with pou alwayes, amen, @ Colleéts to be faid after the Offertorie, when there is no Communio,euery fuch day one And che fame may be faid alto as oft as occafion mhall ferue, after the Collects either of Morning or Ewening prayer, ,Communicn, or Letanie, by the difcretion of the Minifter. ` i Sliſt vs mercifully, D Low, in thefe our ſuppli⸗ M cations and papers ann diſpole the wap of thp lere uanis toward the attainment of cucrlafting ſaluation, that among all the changes and chances of this moztat life, thep map ener be dekended bp thy moft gracioug anv readp Helpe,thzougy Chif our Lom, Amik. O Almightie Lom and euerliuing Gon, bouechlafe fue belecch thee, to ditect, fanctifeand gouerne both cur hearts anv bodies inthe tapes of thp lanes, and in the wozks of thp commannensents,that thugh thp molt mighty protection, both Herz ano euer , wee map be prelerued m benp ano loule , theough sur Loza ano Dauiour Felis Chik, Amen. G Ramt we beleech thee Alnughty Goo, thatthe wordes which wee hatte Heard thig dap with our oitward eares, map through thp grace be fo graffed ine wardly in our hearts, chat they may bꝛing foot) in va the kruit of gaod liuing, to tbe honour aud pzaile of thp Name, though Felus Chzilk our ILo, Amen, pleun 03, O Lord, in all our noings , with thp molt gracisus fanour, and further bs with thy cona tinuall helpe, that in ail our werkes begun, continuen, and ennen in thee, we map glozifie thp holx Mame, and. finally hy thp mercp obtaine enerlatting life, though Jeſus Chif our Loz, Amen. A Lmightx Gon, the fountaine of all wiſdome, which knowelt our neceflities hefoze wee alke, and our vnworthineſſe we dare nòt, ånd fo? our blindneſſe wee cannot alke, vouchfafe to gine ds,foz the wozthineſſe of thp Sonue Jeſus Chꝛiſt our Lord, Amen. y A Lmightp Gon, which halk premiled to heare the petitions of them that alke in thp Sonnes Mame, Ane befeech thee mercifullp co encline thine eareste b3, that haue made not aur prapers ¢ — bite thee,and grant that thole things which we haue faiths fully alken according to thp wil map efectuallp he ob» teined, ta the reliefe of our neccMitie, an to the erting fozth of thp glozp, through Jelus Chzift our Lord. Yponthe holy dayes (ifthere be no Communion) fhall be faid all that is appointed at the Communion, vntill theende of the Homilie , concluding with the generall prayet (for the whole {tate of Chrifts Church militant here in earth) and one or moeofthe(e Colleéts before rehearfed,as accafian fhall ſerue. Andchere (hall be nacelebration of the Lords Supper, except there be a good number to communicate with the Minifter, according to his difcretion. And ifthere be not aboue twenty perfons in the parih, o . * * fdiſeretion to receiue the Communion, yetthere Mall beno Communion, except foute or three at the leaſt communicate with the Minifter. , Andin Cathedral & Collegiat Churches,where be many Minifters & Deacons,they (hall all receine the Come munion with the Minifter euery Sunday at the lealt,except-they hauea reafonablecaufetathe contrary, _ And to take away the (uperftition., which any perfon hath or might haue in the bread and wine: it fhall fuffice that the bread be fuch as is vſuallto be eaten at the table with orher meates, but the belt and puteſt wheate bread that conueniently may be gotten. And if any of the bread and wine remaine , the Curate fhal! haue it a0 hisowne vic. ‘The bread and wine for the Communion, thalbe prouided by the Curate and Church. wardens,at the charge oF the Parith, andthe Parith thalbe difcharged of fuch fummesof money, or other dueties, which hitherto they haue payed forthe fame by order of their houles euery Sunday. And note, that euery Parifhioner thal cOmunicate atthe leaft three timesin the y.ere,of which Eafter to be one, and (hall alfo receiue the Sacraments, and other rites , according to the order in this booke appointed. And yerely at Rafter euery Parifhioner fhali reckon with his Parfon, Vicar,Curate,or his or their Deputie ot Depus tics,and pay to them or him all Ecclefiafticall dueties, accuftomably due thenand at vhat timeto be Pa The we = — XQ @5 The miniftration of Baptifme to be vled in the Church. | à Tappeareth by ancient writers , that the Sacrament of Baptifme in the old time was net com- DIA ‘monly miniftred , but at two timesin the yeere: At Eafter and Whitfuntide. At which times Pa YO itwas openly miniftred in theprefence ofall the Congregation, ‘Which cuftome now being 4 AS erowen out of vfe (although it cannot for many confiderations be well reftored againe ) st is A thoughr good to follow the fame, as neere as conueniently may be, Wherefore the people are ariar By tobe admonithed , that it is moft conuenient that Bapti(me fhoutd not be miniftred but vpom Sundayes and other Holy dayes,when the moft number of people may come together, as well for thatthe Cone gregation there prefent may teftifie the recetuing of them that bee newly baptized -into ibe number of Chriftes «hurch, as alfo becaule in the Baptifme of Infants , cuery man prefent may be put in remembrance of his owne profeflion made to God in his Baptifme. For which cauſe alfo it is expedient that Baptifme be miniltred in the Engli tongue, Neuertheleffe ( ifneceffitie fo require ) children may at all times be bep:ized athome, < When there are children to be baptized vpon the Sunday or Holy day, the Parents ſhall giue knowledge oue t night , or inthe Morning afore the beginning of Morning prayer, tothe Curate. And then the Godfathers, Godmothers,and people, with the children, muft be ready at the Font, either immediatly after the laft Leffon at Morning prayer , or elfe immediatly after the lat Leffon at Euening prayer , as the C urate by his difcretion {hall appoint., And then ftanding there, the Minifle they anfwere, No ; then fhall the Minifter fay thus, q Carely beloued, foralmuch zy as all’ men bee concetued and Homeinfinne, and that our É Sauiour Chꝛiſt fapth, Mene p can enter into the kingdome À h of Gon, except he be regene= PY JA tate aud bome anew of water CLAS) aun the ba'n Shofi: F helecch a2: an P “& pou to call opan Gon the Fas ther, thzotigh our Lord Fetus Chzilk, that of his bour: teous mercie Bee wili grannt to thele chilozen chat thing, which bp nature thep cannot haue, that thep map be baptized with water and the holy Ghoſt, any receiued ints Chꝛiſts holy Church, and be mave linelp members of the fame. y = € Then fhallthe Minifter fay. _ Jt 2 Let bs pꝛay. A Lmighty and euerlaſting Gor which of thy great f X mercie diddeſt faute Noe and his kamilie in the Arke from perihing bp water, anv allo dintel Cafelp leane the chilozent of Ilrael thp people thzough the red fea figuring thereby thp bolp haptifme, ana bp the bap tiûne of thy welbeloued Sonne Velits Chꝛiſt, diddeſt fanctifie the flood Jordan, and all other waters, to the myſticall wahing away of ſinne: Cite beſeech thee fog thine infinite mercies, that thou wilt mercifully looke Spon theſe children, ſanctifie them anv wa thein with the holp Gholt, that thep being deliuered from thy. forath , map bee receitten into the Arke of Chriftes Church, ano being Hevfalk in faith , tovfull through Hope, ann rooted in charitie, map fo paſſe the waues of thistreublefome wolo , that finally they map come te the land of euerlaſting fife, there to reigne with thee i without enw, though Felus Chik our Low, mem. A Linightp ant immeztall Gow, the apne of all that neede the helper of all that fice to thee foz ſurcour. the life of them that beleeue, and the refurrection ofthe Dead: wee cali vpon thee fo2thele Infants, that thep comming to thy holp Baptifne, map receiue remiſſion ef their finnes by ſpiritual regeneration. Receiue them HD Fon) ag thou halk promifen bp thp welheloued onne aping: Alke, and pou ſhall haue leeke and pan Y r (hall aske whether the children be baptized, orno, If pani finde, knocke, anvit halbe opener onro pon. Se gine Nets onto Vg that alke: Tet bs that lerke , findes open the pate onto bs that knecke, that theſe Infants map eniop the euerlaſting benediction of thy heaucnip wahing, and map come to the eternal kingpeme, which chou hak promiled hp Chik cur Loz, Amen, “i @ Then fhall the Minifter fay. ” e [as ; . i € Meare the wordes of the Coler written bp S. Marke inthe tenth Chapter. A © acertaine time they bzought chimen to Chik that be ſheuld tech them. Ano bie diſciples rebus Reb thole that haoughe them. But when Nifs fay it, be was vilpleafen, and fapd bata them, Sifter litele child zen to come bnto mee,and forbid them not, foz te fuch belongerh che kbingdome of Gov. Terelp F fap vnto pou, whofseuer doeth not receiue the bing dome of God as alittle chilve, Hee Hallnot enter therein anu hen he had taken them bp in bts armeg, be put big panas vpon them and bleſſed them, ¶ Afte the Goſpel is read, the Minifter fhall make this bricfe exhortation ypon the words of the Gofpel, ea emage Geare in this Golpe! the weang of one Sauiour Chꝛiſt, that he commanded the chilozen te be bouche bonto him: hoto he blamed thole that would haue kept them from bim, beto he exhorted all men to follows their innorentie. See perceiue jew bp bis outs ward gelture and need, Hee declared his coon will toe wardthem. Foz hee embzaced them in bis armeg, bee lapu bis banus Spon them, and bleſſed them. Doubt penet therefore, but earnefilp belecue that be will likes fife kauourably receine thele prefent infants. that bee will embrace them with the armes of Dis mercie, that hee will wite puts them the bleſſing of eternal life, and make them partakerg of His euerlafting kingtom, Therefor, we hring thus perſwaded of the goon will of our heauenly Father toward thele Infante, peclas rev by hig Sonne Jelus Chꝛiſt, and nothing doubtin but that he fauourably alloweth this charitable work of ours., In binging thele chitozen te his holy Baps tile : letos Faithfull and deuoutly ginethankes onto im and fap, B 4 Almighty — — —— Pike Pape. ———7— Ariste and euerlaſting Gov, beanenty Father, wee pitte thee humble chaakes, foztbat thon haſt vouchlafed to call bs fo the knob edge of thy grace, and faith ia thee: Jncrealethis knowlerge; and confirme this faith in bs euermoze: giue thp help Spirit to hele infants, that hep may he boꝛne againe, aud be mane heites of euerlaſtiag faluation , though our Lon Je: fug Chukk, who lineth anv reigneth with thee ana the í 7 Holp Spirit, now and fog ener. AMEN, @ Then the Minifter fhall freake ynto the Godfa- thers and Godmothers on this wife. VV Elbeloued friends, pe haue hzought thefe chit. Dien here to hee haptized, pe baue payen that our Lode Felis Coꝛiſt weuld oouchlatero recetise, them, to lap bis banns yon them,te bleſſe them,te re, leale them of their fintes , to giue them the kingverre of heauen, and euerlaſting lite. Bee haue beard-ala ; that our Loza Jelus Chꝛiſt hath pꝛomiſed in bis Gol pel, to graunt all. thefechings that pe Laue pꝛayed toz: Which promite bee for bis part twill mik ſurely kecpe and perforne. CCthercfoxe after this promite mare bp Cort, the inkants mult ala faithfillp tez their part pro miſe hy pou that bee their ſureties, that thep te: fogfake the deuill and all bis tuogkes, ayy confeaurlp Helecue Gods Help wozne , aud obediently keepe pis commandements. aii @ Then fhal the Minifter demaund of the Godfathers and Godmothers thefe queftions following.: Doeſt thou foztake the veuill and ail his Marks, the baine poxpe and glozp of the tooald, with all couctous pefites of the fame, the carnal veltces of the tleſh, & that. chou wilt not follow noz be lea bptheme? ~ - Anſwere. — I forſake tjem all Miniſter. Esni ; Dork thou beleeue in Gon the Father Amiahtie, maker ofheattenand earth? Andin Telus Chit his only begotten Sonne our Lows And that he was cons reinen by the bolp Ghalik, borue of the Girgin Warie, that he Mered vndet Pontius Pilate, was crucifien, dead, and buried,that be went botene ito bell, and allo pin rife againe the thira Dap,that be aſcended into heas uen , Eltteth at the right hans of Gov the Father Al⸗ mixdep, and from thence Hall come againe at the ende of the world ta iudge the quicke andthe vean: Ai poef thon beleeue in the holy Gholk, the holp Catho⸗ tike Church, the Communic of Saints, che remili on of fumes, the reltirrection of th: fic, and euerla · fling life after death? E . — Anfwere, AN this F fenfaltlp beleeue. Miſter. “ aite thou be baptized inthis faith z Anfwere. Chat is my refire. : i @ Then thall the Minifter fay, ~, * Wrin Gon rant that the ofp Anam in thee XJ chiftzen map be fo buries, that the nets man map be raiſed bp in them. Amen, ni Grant that al carnali affections may hie im them, anp that all things belonging tothe ſpirit, map liue tS a poen Imt, i i * rant that they map haue pelocx aan Greate to baue bietorie, and to triump) 55 “the world andthe fi fh Ament PR te Grant that who oeucris here Devicated to thee by our effice ans mimftery, map eto beendued with hea⸗ ucntx bertues, and euer warded, tyengh < thp mercy, O bicilen Lord Gov, who doef liue anv gga uerne allthiags w Rid piye end Amen Lmighep euerltutng Gon, whole mok dearely be⸗ laued Sonne Jelus Lizik, foz the forgiueneſſe of out finnes, did fed out of bis mok precious Ge both water and blood, and gaue cemmandement to his nil ciples that they ſhould goetcach allnations, anv bapa, tize them inthe amet the Fatver, the Soune,ane of toe lots Sho: regard, we be eech thee, the ippies cations octhy congregation, and grant that all thpiers uants which halbe baptized inthis water,map receiue: the futuetle of tp grace, and ever rema ine in the tune bet of thpfaithfull and elect childzen, rheough Jelus Eik our Lerd Aneh ¶ then thal the Minifter take the childein his ha and aske the name:.And naming the child, Gialdip- ~ it in the water,fo it be d.fcrectly and warily done, — basigi ad graniidi se NaJ N J baptize thee inthe ame of the Father, and LN ofthe Senne, and oftie hip Opok, Auen. @ And ifthe childe be weake, it thal {uffice to powre “water vpon it,faying the forefayd words, N WSaptise tec in the Rame of the Pather, ant N of the Donne, and ofthe holp Ghot, Amen. < Then the Minifter fhall make a croffe vpon the d childes forehead faying, =, |- bs * VV € receive thie childe into the Conmreration VV. of Chuiftes locke, aud doe ſegne him with tbe figuié of the crolſe in token that hereattér he thatnor-be aipamen to contefle the faith of Chꝛiſt crucified, and. mantuflyto fight vader bis havner, azamft Gnne, the wold, and the nenill, ans to continue Chalks faithinlk Couldier and fervant bute his ues end Amen. f € Then ſhall the Minifter fay. 5 S Ceing tow , vearelp beloried bzethwn y hat theſe Ichilazenbe regenerate ano grakted into the body af Chꝛiſts Congregation, let hs giue thankes bato Gon fozthele beneits, and with one gccord make our prape ers vnto Almighty Gon, that thep map leave the rek oftheir life according ta this heginning. q Then thalibe faid. € Dur Father hich ac in heauen, ge, © Then (hall the Minifter fay. VV Ee peeltethec heartie thankes, moſt mercifulk: YY Father. that ir hath plead thee te regenerate, this infant with thy bolp fpirit, to receite him For thine: otme chile bp aveptict, and te incegporate bim into: thp help congregation: And humb y twe berech thee to graunt, that be being dead onto Emne, and liuing vnto righteoutnes, € betg buried mith Chut in is death, map cructfie Be oſd man, and btterly atoli the whole boty offinne, that as he ig made partaker of the deach ofthp Sonne, fe he may be partaker of his teſurrecti⸗ on, o that finally, with the tefiz ue af thp holp Congres gation, be map be ‘nberitour of thine euerlafting kinge dome, thꝛough Chili our Lop. Amen. ; © At the laft end the Minifter calling the Gadfathers aud Godmothers together (hal fay this exhortati- on following, ` Oratinuch ag thel children bane premien bp pon: to fozfaRe the yenil! ane all bis workes tohel: exe in. Gon, t to lerue hem: pou muff remember that tt is pone atts and dueties to fee that thele Inkants be tanght Soone ag they ſhall be able to leane, whata colenak is Prinate Baptifme. hele, pomi e e profeion they haue made by pou. And that thep map know thele things rhe better,pe Hall call bpon them ta beare Sermons, E chie pou thal prouide that thep map learne the Creede, the Lords praper,and the ten Commandements in the Engliſh tongue, and al other things which a Chziftian man eught to knot and Belceue ta his fortes health, and that thele chilozen may beebertnonlly brought vp , to leane agotip anda Chꝛiſtiã tife,rememb zing alwayes that Baptiſme both repzelent vnto vs cur pꝛoteſſion, which is,te follow rhe example of our Sanicut Chik , ¢ tebe made lik bate Dim, that ag hee died androle againe fez bg , fo boufa wee which are baptized, dieftom inne. andrik againe vnto righteoulnelie,continuallp mogtifpire, al! our eniti and cogrupe affections. and daplp proceeding in all Lere tue and godlinelſe cf lining, © The Minifter Mall commaund that the ehildren bee brought to the Bifhop, to bee confirmed of him, fo foone as they can fay in their vulgar tongue,the Articles of the faith, the Lords prayeryand the ten Commandements, and be further inſtructed in the Catechiſme {et forth for that purpofe,according as it is there exprefled: Sap Of them that are to be baptized in priuate. houfes in time of nece(sitie, by the Miniter * of the Parifh,or any other lawfull Muiſter that can be procured. ¢ He Paftours and Curates fhall often admonifh the people , that they deferre not the Baptifme of infants any longer then the Sunday or ether holy day next after the childebeborne, valeflé cp ¥ponagreatand reafonable caufe declared to the Curate , and by him approoned, RO, ed? 2 Andalfo they thall warne them, that without great caufe and neccilitie , they procure not their children to be baptized at home in their houſes. And when great neede ſhall compeli thema neti ~ ed) {oto doe,then Baptilme fhalbe adminifired on this fafhion. Firft,let the lawfull Minifter,and them that be prefent , call vpon God for his grace, and fay the Lordsprayer, if the time will ſuffer. And then the childe being named by fome one that is prefent , the faid lawful Miniter Quail dip it in water,orpowse water vpon it, faying thefe words, J hap ize thee in the ame of the Father, anv ecftee Bonne, and of the holp Ghoſt Amen. And fet them not doubt but that the childe fo bapti- zed, is lawfally and fafficiently baptized,aad ought not to bee baptized againe, But yet neuerthelefle, if the childe which is after this fort baptized, doe after- ward live, it is expedient that it bee brought into the Church, tothe intentthat if the Prieft or Minifter of the fame Parith did himfelfe baptize that childe, the Congregation may bee certified of the true forme of Baptifme by him privately before vſed. Or ifthe childe were baptized by any other lawfull Minifter , that then the Minifterofthe Parith, where the childe was borne or chrifiened, (hall examine and trie, whether the child be lawfully baptized orno. In which cafe if thofe that bring any childetothe Church, doe anfwere that the fame childets already baptized, then ſhall the Minifter examine them further,fay ing, i By whom was the childe baptized? Taho was prelene when he chilee was baptizer? And becauſe fome things, cilentiall to this Satras ment, map happen te bee omitted through feare oz hate in fuch times of ertremitie + therefoze J de⸗ maui further of pou, Mith what matter was the chile baptized? TUG what wows was the chile baptized? MAhether thinke pou the childe te be latefullp and pers fectip baptized? @ And if the Minifter flall finde by the anfweres of fuch as bring the childe , that all things were done as they ought to be: then hall henot chriften the childe againe, but (hall receiue him as one of the focke of the true Chriftian people, ſaying thus. J Certife pou, that in thig cafe allig well pone, and acceding buto Duc order, concerning the baptizing Of this childe, which being bozne in ogiginall Aune, ana inthe wath of Gon, ig now bp the lauer of regeneras tion in Baptiſme, received into the number of the chila dren of Gon, and heires of euerlaſting life. jrez one Loz Felg Chꝛiſt noeth not venie his zrace and mera cie vnto [uch infants, out mofifouingty coetb callthem bite him, as the boip Golpel Doth teitnefle to out coms fort on this tale, Ac a certaine time thep bꝛought chiſdzen to dhit Mar.10.130 that be ſhould touch them. And big diſciples rebus ked thole that haowght them. Bur when Fetus law it, be was difplealen , and lapt buta them, Siffer little chilazen to come brto mee, and fobi them not, for to luch belongech the kingveme of Gov. Gerelp J fap vnto pou, wholoeuer doeth not receiue the kingbome of Gov asa little childe, bee hall not enter therein Ana when he hadtaken them vp m Gis armeg, be put jig hands bpon them,and bleſſed them, @ After the Gofpel is read , the Minifter fhall make this exhortation vpon the words of the Goſped. pama, pot heare in this Golpe! the werds of our Sauiour Chik, that he commanded the children te hebzoughe vnto him ; how he blamed thoſe that would aue kept them from him, hew he exhorted allmen ta follow their innocencie. Beeperccine hem hp bis dut⸗ ward geffure and need , Hee Declaren bis goon will tos fuardthemt. Foz hee embzaced them in his armeg, hee layd his Bands bpon them, ana bleflen them. Deubt pe net therefore, but earneſily beleeue that be hath likes wife kauourably recciued this prefent infant, that hee Hath embzaced bim with the armes of bis mercie , that Hee Gath giuen Dutotim the biciling of erernall life, and mave him partaker of His euerlaſting kingusme. C herefoze wee being thus perſwaded of the goon twill of our Heanenlp Father, declared bp bis Sonne Telus Chꝛiſt toward this infant, fet bg faithfully and Bee uoutly sine thankes bute pea fap the pzaper gs 5 $ Private Baptifine. the Lord himfetfe taught, tit declaration of our faith, fet vs recite the Articles conteined in our Creed. @ Herethe Minifter withthe Godfathers and Gedmo- thers thalk fay, E Dur Father which art in heauen, ec. @ Then fhall the Prieft demaund the name of the child, which being by the Godfathers and Godmothers pronounced,the Minifter (hall fay. Doeſt thon in the name of this chilve fozfake the ve- uill and all bis woks,the vaine pompe and glory of the sata, with all the couetous deſires of the fame, the gnall deltves of the ff , anv not to kollow and bee abp theme Anfwere, i togfake them all. Minifter. Dock thou in thenameof this chilne profetle this faith, to beleene in Goo the Father Almightie, maker khcauen and earth? And in Jelus Cheiſt his onelp bes otten Sonne our Lords And that hee wag concciued othe bolp Gholt, borne of the Girgin Harie, that be fered vnder Pontius Pilate, was crucified, dead, ma buried, that he went Downe into hell, and allo din He againe the third vap, that be alcended inte heauen, eftitech at the right hand of God the Father almightp, ‘ann from thence be ſhall come agatne at the end of the tozo ta iudge the quicke andthe vean? Ana noe pou - in his tame beleeue inthe bolp Ghoſt, the holp Catho⸗ like Church, the Communion of Saints, the remiflt. on of fines, telurvectios, and euerlaſting life atter Death? Anfwere. All this Jſtedkaſtly beleeue. ` Let vs praye A Lmightie and euerlaſting Gos, heauenly Father, twee gine thee humble thankes , foz that thou Dat ‘pouchlafen to call os to the knowledge of chp grace, ana faith in thee: Increale this knowlege, and confirme this kaith inbseuermoze, gine thp holp Spirit to thig infant , that be being bom: againe, and being mave beite of euerlalting faluation through our Lom Vets Chk, map continue thp ſeruaunt, and attaine thp promife, though the fame our Lord Jelus Chait chp Sonne, who liveth and reigneth with thee m che onitie of the fame bolp Spirit euerlaſtiugly, Amen. ¶ Then (hall the Minifter make this exhortation to the Godfathets and Godmothers, | arias ag thts chilve hath pꝛomiſed bp pou te foxlake the Denil! and all his workes , to heleene in God, and toferue him : pou mult remember that it is pour patt and duetie to fee that this infant bee taught, tofoone ag he Wall hee able tolearne, what a lolemne how, peomile, and profellion he hath made bp pou. Ana: that he map know thele things che better, pee halt call bpon Him to heave Sermons, anv chi fly pe Hall prouine that hee may learne rhe Creede, the Lows peaper, anu the cen Commandements inthe Engliſh tongue, anv all ether things thich a Chꝛiſtian man ought to kuosa and beleeueto bis ſatiles health, and that this childe map bee bertuoutlp brought bp , to leane a godly anna Chriltian life, remembꝛing altwap chat Baptiſme Dorth repectent nto bs eur profellion, which is te follow the ex ample ofour Daniour Chriſt, and bee mave like onte Him, that as he died androle againefo: vs, fe howa wee which are baptized, die from finne, and rife axaine Onto righteoiulneſſe, continuallp mortifping all our enit and cozrupt affections , and dayly proceeding in all bere tue and godlineſſe of lining. And lo korth ag in Publike Baptilme. ¶ But if they which bring the Infants to the Church, doe make fuch vncertaine anfweres to the Priefts queftions, as that it cannot appeare that the childe was baptized with water, Ia the Name of the Futhery and of the Sonne, and of the holy Ghoft , (which are effentiall parts of Baptifme ) then let the Prieft bap- tize itin forme aboue written , concerning publike Baptifme , fauing that at the dipping of the childe im the Font, he (hall vfe this forme of words. TE thou he not already baptize, I2. I baptize thee inthe ame ofthe Father, and of the Sonne, and ox the holy Spok, Amen, 5 The order of Confirmation,or laying on of hands vpon children baptized,and able to render an account of their faith according to the Catechifme following. py- O the end that confirmation may be miniftred to the more edifying of fuchas fhallreceiueit (according te S. Pauls doctrine, who teacheth that all things ſhould bee done in the Church to the edification ofthe fame) it is thought good that none hereafter (hal be confirmed , but ſuch as can fay in their mother tongue the A; ticles of thefaith,the Lords prayer, andthe ten Commandements, and can alfo an{were to fuch queftions of this fhort, Catechilme, as the Bifhop (or fuch as he thall appoint) fhall by his diferetion appofe them in, And this order is moft conuenientto be obferued, for diuers confiderations. Firft, becaufe that when children come to the yeeres of diferetion,and baue learned what their Godfathers and’ God nothers promifed for them in Baptifme, they may then themfelues with their owne mouth, and with their own: confent, openly before the Church, ratifie and confirme the fame , and alfo promife that by the grace of God, thcy will cuermore endewour themfelues faithfully to obferue and keepe fuch things, as they by their owne mouth and confeflion haueaflented vnto. Secondly, forafmuch as confirmation is miniftred to them that be baptized, that by impofition ofhandes and praver,they may receic Rrength & defence againft al temptations to finne , and theaffaults of the world and the deuil!,it is moft mcere to be miniltred when childrencome to that age, that partly by the frailty of their owne Aleth,parely by the affiults of the world and the deuill, they begin to bein danger to fall into fundry kinds of Gn, Thirdly for that it is agreeable with the viage of the Church in times paſt, whereby it was ordeined that Cone firmation (hould be miniftred to them that were of perfe& age, thatthey beeing inſtructed in Chrifts religion, Should openly profeffe their owne faith,and promife to be obedient vnto the will of God. $ ve — & The Catechifine. æ And that no. man fhall thinke thar any detriment fhall cometo children by deferring of their Confirmation, he hall know forcrueth, that it is certaineby Gods word, that children being baptized, haue all things neceflary for their faluation,and be vndoubredly faucd. q A Catechifme, that is to fay, Anin- ftruction to be learned of euery childe;befor he be brought to be confirmed by the Bifhop. 711] Queftion. SONA Hat is pourname? DNN Anſwere. $ s I.o 9. A ' ‘Qucflion. cy, Miho mane pou this name ? Anfwere. i Wp Godfathers and Gonmorhers in my baptiſme, wherein g wags made a member of Chꝛiſt,the childe of God, and an inheritour ofthe kingdome of heguen, Queftion, Wihat via pour Goorfathers and Godmothers then foz pou? 7 =. Anfwere. Thep dit promile and boto thzee things in mp name. Fik that 3 Hould farlake the deuil and all his works, thepampeg, anu vanities ofthe wicked world, andall the finfull luſts of the fleſh, Secondly, that 3 Mould De- feeue ali the Articles of the Chrilttan faith. And third⸗ ip, that Jſhould keepe Gong Holp till and commande: ments and walke inthe fame all the Dapes of mp life. Queftion, Doeſt thou not thinke chat thou. art bounn to bee leeue, and to voe as they baue pꝛomiled fog thee? Aofwere. Bes verely: and bp Gonshelpe fo J will, ani Y heartily thanke our heauenly Father, that he hath cal- den me to this fate of faluation , cheough Jeſus Chik our Sauiour. And I peap God to giue me bis grace, that 3] map continue in the fame vnto mp lives ena, Queition. Rehearle the Articles of thy Leliefe. Antwere. 3 ] Belecue in God tie Father Almightie, maker of heauen and earth, Ano in Jelug Chalk his onelp SHouneour Loge, which. was conceiuen hpthe bolp Ghat home of che virgin Ware, luffered onder Pon⸗ tius [Dilate, was crictfien,dead, and buried, he deſcen⸗ ved into hell, the third vap be role agame fro the vead, he alcenoed into heauen, and ſitteth at the right hand of Gov the Father Almighty: trom thence hee ſhall come to iege the quicke and the nead, Jbeleeuein the Holp Ghat, the bolp Catholique Lhurch, the communionof Saintes, the korginteneſſe of ſinnes, the celurrection of. the bode, and the lite euerlaſting Amen, sig La Quettion, $ J donned Uthat dock theu:chiefp learne in thele Articles of thy beliefe ? ! Anfwere. Fir, J learne to heleeue in Gon the Father, who Hath mave me and ali the world. Secondly, in Gon che Sonne, who hath reveemen me and all mankinde. ay NES Thirdly, in Gon the baly Shokt, who ſanctilieth me, awn all che elect people of Geo. * Queftion, i Bou fapa that pour Goofathers and Gonmothers DID promife foz pou. chat pou ſhould keepe Gong coms mandements. Cell me Hola manp there be > Anfwere. Tame, — ueitlon. Which be they ? Anfwere. 4: He fame which Gou pake inthe te. Chapter of Crodus, laying, Fam che Loo thy Goo, which baue beought thee out ofthe land of Egypt, out of che Houle of bondage. i. Thou ſhalt haue none other Gods bitme, ii. Thou Malt not make to thy felfe anp granen image, noz the likencile of anp thing that ig in heauen aboue, o2 in the earth beneath, oz in the water bier the earth : thou fhalt not how nowe to them , no? woehhip them z Foz 3l the Lom thy Ged am a telous Gon andvifit the finnes of the fathers bpon the chifteett .. onto thethtro- and fourth generation ot them that bate me, ann ſhew mercie onto thouſands in them that loue me, ano keepe mp commandDements. : iii. Thou halt not take the ame of the Lowe thy. Godin paite: forthe Low will not hold him guilttefle * that taketh His Rame in baine i * iiii. Remember that thou keepe holy the Sabbath Dap. Sire dayes hale thou labour, sud aoe all that thou Haft to doe: but the ſcuenth day is the Sabbath ofthe Le thp Gov. In it thou Malt toena maner of twozke, thou,and thp ſonne, and thp Daughter, thp man feruant, ano thy maid ſeruant, thy cattel ano the flrane Ger that is within thp cates : fez in five dayes the Low. made Heauen and earth, the fea, anv all that in them ig, and reſted the leuenth dap, wherefoze the Lord ble fenthefenenth Dap ann halowen it. b, Donor thy father and thy mother , that thy dayes map bee long in the lana which the Lord thp Gov gir neth thee. bi. Thou Halt poe no murther. bit. Thou Malt not commit adulterie. biit. Thou Halt not feale, oh ix. Thou falt not beare falle witnelle againk. thp. neighbour ; ; t. Thou Halt not couet thy neighbozs houle, thou Mait not couctthpneighbours wife, noz his ſeruant, nozhig maiù, hoz hig ore, no? bis afleneg anp thing chat ig bis, ~~ Queftion. Tabat noel thou chiefly learne bytheſe commande⸗ ments? j à aii waty _ -Anbwere, i : n leatne two things: Dp duetie towaros Gov anv. mp duety towards mp neighhour. Queftion. Ahat is thp ouetp towards Gon? Anfwere 5 My duetietowarns God is, toheleene in Him, to Feare him, and to loue him with all mp heart, with all mp minae, with all mp fonte, ang with all my frengeb. To woꝛlhip bin, to gine himthankes, to put my whele truft in him ta call spon him, to honour his holy Mame and rs wow, and to lerne bim truely all che dayes of my life. y Queftion, -f9 m ag The Catechifine. Queftion. Chat ig thy duetie towards (Hy neighbour? Anfwere, Wyp duetie towards mp neighbour ig, to loue bim ag mp ſelfe, and to doe to alimen as Jwould thep Hontu doe vnto me. To loue, Honour, ¢iucconc mp father anv mather. To Honour and obey theiking and bis minis fers. Co ſubmit my ſelke to all mp goncrnogs.teachers, ſpirituall patos ana maltera. To ozder mp lelte lowly and reuerintiy to alt mp betters. To Hurt no heap bp mam oz deede. To bee true and inf in all mp dealing. Woe beare no malice nar hatred in mp heart We keepe mp bands from picking ann flealing, and my tongue Erom euti peaking , iping and ſlandering. Go keepe mp body in temperance, foberneile ano chaſtitie. Wot to couèt no? delire other mens goods, but to learne anu labour truely to get mine sime lining, and totoe mp Duetpin that are of life, bata the which it Hall pieale Gor to call me. Queftion. My good childe knew thig, that thon art nat able to poe thete things of thpfelfe, voz to walke in the com- manvement? of Got, ant te feruchim, without his Cecial grace, which thou muL learne at all times to rall fo by diligent paper. Let mee heare therefore if choit cant fap the Lozve peaper. Anfwere. Ox Father which art in heauuen, halowed bee thy Mame. Thy kinqueme come. Thy will he none in earth, agit is in heanen Dine vs thig dap our deyly -bzead. And fo2rgine vs eur treſpaſſes, as wee forgiue them that trepat againſt bg. And leane Va not mto temptations but neliuer os from euill. Amen. Queftion, Ubat deſireſt thon of Gon in this pepers Anfwere, ° IJ neite my ILo Gon our heauenlp Father, who ig the ciucr of all goonnefie , to fend big grace vnto mee, and to all people, that we map worſhip him, ferue him, and obeplimas wee ought to voe. And pap onto Goo , that bee will fend hs all things that bee needful hott for our ſoules aud bodies. And that hee will bee merciful onto ps, anv forgine bs our finnes, ann that it will plea‘e him to faue anv detenn bs in all Dangers, gholily anv tonilp, anv that hee tuill keepe bs from all finne ann wickedneſſe, anv from onr ghoſtly enemie, ann fromenterfafting neath. Ano this J truf be will do of fis mercpand goodneſſe, thecugh our Loz Jelug Chik, Anorherefoze T lay Amen, So he it. -~ Queftion. ts $ = eh many Sacraments Hath Chet ogveined in I his Church? Anfwere, Tiwo onely ag generally neceſſary to “aluation, that ig te fap, Baptifme,and the Supper of the Lord. Queftion, That meaneſt thou by this word Sacrament? Anfwere. i 2: FJ meane an cutiward and biſtbleſtzne, ofan inward arta ſpirituall grace minen vnto bs , ordeined by Chrilk himlelfe, as a meanes wherebp we receiue the dame, and a pledge alfo to aſſure bs thereof, Queſtion. Helo many parts ore there ina Sacrament? Antwere. à Tmo: the Outward vilible Gane, anu the Inward Spiritual Grace. Queſtion. What is the Outward vilible Signe , oz fome it Baptiſme? Anſwere. Tater: wherein the perlen baptized is dippen, oy ſprinkled with ít, In the Name of the Father , and of the Sonne and of the holy Ghoft, i Queftion. Tabat is the Inward amd ſpfrituall Grace? Anſwere. © death vnto firme, ann a New birth onto riahtes oulneſſe: Foz being bp ature hone in iune, onb che — of wzath, wee are hereby made the childzen of Grace. i Queſtion. What ig requiren ofperſons to be haptisen? Anf{were. Repentance, wherehy they fozfake Gane: ana Faith, whereby thep ſtedfaſtlp beleeue the promiles ot Goo, mare tothem in that Sacrament, Queftion. TUhp then are Jnfants baptised , when bp reaſon of their tenter age, they cannot perfozmet hem 2 Anfwere, Bea: thep poeperfagme them bp their Sureties, wo promife ana bow them beth, in their names: which when they come toage, themlelues are bound to per: fuzme. Queftion. Whr was the Sacrament of the Loge Supper ordeined? Anfwere. Foz the continuallremembzance of the Sacrifice of tee death af Cheiſt, ana the benefits which wer receiue therelip. Quefti on, Tabat is the outward patt, og figne of the Lows Supper? Anfwere. Bead and Cine, which the Lon hath commanded to he receiued· Queftion. That is the inward parto? thing fignificr 2 Anfwere. Ale Body and Blovd of Chꝛiſt, which are verely any in Deede taken and receiued of the faithfull in che Logs Supper. Oueftion. What are the Wenefits , whereof tse are partakers therebp ? Anſwere. The firengthening anv rekreſhing of cur ones bp the Body ana Blood ef Chait , ag otir bodies are by the Bead and Mine. Queftion, Tabat ig required of them, which come to the Lows Supper? Anfwere, To examine themlelues whether thep Repent them truely of their fozner finnes , ſtedfaſtliy purpofing to leave a New life: Haue a liuely faith in Gods merep though Chit, with a chanketull remembzance of pig Deaty,and be in Charitie mith all men, @ So foone as the children can fay in their mother tongue the Articles of the faith, the Lords pray; er, the ten Commaundements, and alfo can an- {were to fuch queftions of this fhort Catechifme, as the Bifhop ( or fuch as he fhall appoynt ) (hall by his diferetion appofe them in; then fhall they be brought to the Bifhop by one that fhall be his Godfather or Godmother , that euery childe may hauc awitneffe of hisconfirmation. And the Bi- fhop thall confirme them on this wife. € Confr- in @ Confirmation, or laying on of hands. 3 Tic helpe is in the Mane ofthe Low. Anfwere, a hich hath made heaven and earth, Miniſter. S Bleſſed be the Mame of the Lom. Anfwere, DHencefogth woli without env. Minifter. Loza heare our prapers Anſwere. And let our erp come vnto the, - Let vspꝛap. —— and euerluumg Gow, whe hak pouch. lafe ta regenerate thele thp Ceruants by water and the holy Sook, anv hak giuen ono then korgiue⸗ nefle of all their finites: ſtre gthen them we heleech thre, D Lez, withthe holp Shor the Canfoter, any Daplp increae in them thp manifolve giftes of grace, the pirit of Cetifedome and onverftanting , the ‘pirit of Counfaile anv ghoſtly ſtrength. the {pirit of Knows edge ann true god lineſce, ann fulfil chem (D Low) with the (pirit ofthp holp feare. Amen. Then the Bifhop fhallay his hand vpon euery child feuerally faying, Defend, D Lorde, this chilve with thy heauenly grace, that he map continue chine foꝛ euer, ann davly tncreale m thy Help Spirit more anv moze, Lntill hes come bute thp euerlaſting kingdome. Amen. Then fhall the Bifhop fay. _. . Lets pap. Lmightie and encrliuing Gov, which matek o3 A both towill, and ta doe thole things that be goon ap acceptable bute thp Maieſtie, we mate our hum⸗ Hie ſupplications vnto thee foz thet chimen, vpon whom ( after the example of the holy Tpolttes ) wee Hare {apy or hands, to certifie them (by this Signe) ef thy fauaur arm gracious goodneſſe towaro them: let thp Fatherly hand, wee beleech thee, etter bee ouer them: let thp bolp Spirit ener bee with hem, anv le leade them tn the knowledge and obedience of thp Cone. that inthe enue they may obtaine the Euer⸗ lating life, though our Loꝛd Jelus Chik, who worth thee and the bolp Ghot, liueth and reigueth one Gen, orld without end. Amen. Then the Bifhep fhall bleffe the children, faying thus, —— blelling of Gov Alnightie, the Father, the Sonne, anv the holp Gyoft, be bpon pou, and ree maine with pon foz exer. Amen, The Curate of euery Parifh, or fomeother at his ap- pointment , fhall diligently ypon Sundayes and Holy dayes, halfe an houre before Euening prayer, openly in the Church, inftruét and examine fo many children of his Parith fent vnto him,as the time wil ferue, and as he fhali thinke conucnicnt, in fome part of this Cate- chifme, ' And all Fathers, Mothers, Mafters, and Dames, half caule their children, feruants and prentifes (which haue not learned theit Catechifme ) to cometo the Church at the time appointed,and obediently to heare, and bee ordered by the Curate’, vnrill fuch rime as they haue learned all that is here appointed for them to learne. and whenfocuer the Bifhop ‘hall gine knowledge for children to be brought before him to any conuenient place for their Confirmation , then fhall the Curate of eucry Parifh , either bring or fend in writing the names oS all thofe children of his Parifh, whichcan fay the Articles of the faith, the Lords prayer,& the ten Coms mandements, and alfo how many of them can.anfwere to the o'her queftions conteined in this Catechifmne. And there (hall none be admitted to the holy Coma munion, vatil! fuch time as he can fay the Catechifine, and be confirmed, < The forme of folemnixation | _ of Matrimonie. ~ p the Banes muft be asked three feuerall Sundayes, or Holy dayes, in the timt ofSeruice, the people being prefent,after the accuftomed maner, And if che perfons that (houid be maried,dwell in diuers Parithes,the Banes mult be asked ia both Parifhes : and the Curate ofthe one pari h, (hali not folemnize Matrimony betwixt them,wi hout a Certificate of che Banes being thrife asked, from che Curate of the other Pariſh. At the day appoi ted for folemnization of Matrinonie, theperfons to be married, thall come into the body of ‘the Churchywith their friends and nsighbours,and there the Minifter {halk fay thus. Earely beioued kriends, we are gathe- ven together Here im the fight of Goo, and iv the face of his congreration , ta ioyne toxether this man ane this wo⸗ wman it help Matrimonie, wlich is an F Honronrable eſtate, inſtituted of Gaa in Par wife, in the time of mans mecencte, fianifping bute 63 the myfficall onien that ts tetwirt Chꝛiſt ana his Church wich Holp efate Chri atomes ebeanti- fies with bis melence, & frit mitacle that he wrought indim of Galiter, ana is commended of S Aani to be honourable amoag all men , ano therefoꝛe s not ta be enterprifen noz taken in bawi onaputlenip , Lightly, oz vaantanly, to Catilfie mens carnal tufts ann appe- sites, Whe bz uite bakes that haue no vndetſtanding, His st > ; > But reuerently, diſcreetely aduiſedly, loberly, and in (Be feare of Gon, duely conſideriug the caules foz which Watrimonie was oꝛdeined. Due was the procreation of children, to be brought Dp inthe feare and nurture ofthe Lezana papie of Scd. Secondly, it was ote deined foz a remedie againf {inne , and to auoid fomio cation, that lucb petfors as haue not the rift of contis Nencie, might martiz, and keepe themfelues anrefilen members of Chrilts benp. Thirdly, fo: the mucyalt ios cietie, hetpe and comfort that the one oug ht ta baue of theother.hoth in pro'perity € aduerhip, into the mhich Help elate thele tine perons preſent come nemto bee iorned. Therelore if any man can hem any tuft caute why thepmap not law ulle be ioynen together, let bins nots ſpeahe, oz ela hertalter loz eweg bolne bis ore A Of Matrimonie. gre @ And alfo {peaking to the perfons that fhalbe mar- ried,he thall fay. sli: i Require and charge port,(as pou twill anſwere at the Teana of iudgement, when the ſecrets of all Hearts halbe diſcloſed) that if either of pou doe know anp impediment why pou map not be lawfully ioyned together in Watrimmie, that pecentcfle ft. Fozbe pe twel auren, that i0 many as be couplen together other: tile then Gods w00 doth allots, are not iopned.toges ther bp God, neither is thefeWatrimonielawial, @ At which day of marriage, ifany man doc alledge and declare any impediment, why they may not bee coupled together in Matrimome by Gods Law, or the Lawes of this Realme, and willbe bound, and fufficient furetics with him to the parties, orels putin a caution tothe full value of fuch charges as the perfonsto bee matied doe fulteine,to prooue his allegation: then the folemnization muft bee deferred vnto tuch time as the trueth be tried. 1f no impediment bee alledged, then fhall the Curate fay vnto the man, Tilt thou hane this mmm ta thp wedded wife, .to Tine together after Gods ordinance, inthe ho⸗ Ip ekate of Watrimonte? Wilt thou loue her,comfvet Her, honour, ano keepe Her in ſickneſſe and m health ? ana fogfaking alfother, keepe thee onelp onto Ger, fo long ag pou both hall line? _ The man hall anfwere. will. Then fhall che Minifter fay to the woman. N Wilt thou haue this man to thp wenden Hue shana, to liue together after Gonsominance, in the bolp eate of Matrimonie? Wilt thou obey hiin, and ferue him, fone, honour, any keepe Him in ficknefle ann in health and fozfaking all other, keepe thee onelp pnto him, lo long as pou both Hall lite 2 The woman fhall anfwere. Jwill. Then ſhall the Miniſter ſay. CUbo giueth this woman to be married to this mat? @ And che Minifter receiuingthe woman at her father or friends hands,(hall caule the man to take the wo- man by the righthand, and fo either to giue their troth to the other,the man firft faying. TIR. take thee I2. to my wedded wife, to haue and to Hholde, from this pap forward, foz better,foz woꝛſe, foꝛ ri» cher, fo pooꝛer, in ſickneſſe anain health, to loue, and to cheriſh, till death us depart, accoꝛding te Gods holy oꝛdinance: and thereto 3 plight thee mp troth. @ Then (hall they loofetheir hands , and the woman taking apaine the man by the right hand, fhal fay. K Atake thee N.to mp weaden huſband, to hane ang to holde,from thig nay feriuarn, foz better,foz woꝛſe, foz richer, foz poozer,in ſickneſſe ann m Health, to lore ches rifh, æ toohep,till neath be nepart, according to Gong Holy ordinance: anv thereto Jgiue thee mp troth. € Then thal they againe loofe their hands,and the man thall giue vnto the woman a Ring , laying the fame vpon the booke, with the accuftomed duetie to the Minifter and Clerke, And the Minifter taking the Ring, fhall deliuer it ynto the man to put it vpon the fourth finger of the womans left hand, And the man taught by the Minifter ,fhall fay, Taith this Ring J thee wedde, with my boop thee woghip , anu with all mp woꝛldly goons Y thee envoy: In the name ofthe Father ant ofthe Sonne, ſi an^ of the bolp Ghoſt. Amen @ Then the man leauing the Ring vpo the fourth fin- ger of che womans left hand, the Minifter fhal fay. Bs Let bs prap. O Eternall Gov, creato: ant pꝛeſeruer of all mare 2 kinne, giver of all (pirituall grace, the autho: of enrerlafting life, fend thp blefling bpon thele thy ler⸗ tants , this man and this woman, whom te bleie in thp Mame, that as Flabac anv Rebecca lined faithe fullp togetber,lochele perlons map lurelp perfozme anu keepe the bow couenant betort chem made (wheres of this Ring giuen and receiued ig ateken and plenge) and map euer remapne in perfect loue and peace toges ther,and line according to thp Hawes, through Felug Chꝛiſt eur Lod. Amen. @ Then fhall the Minifter ioyne their right hands go» gether,and fay. s aea Thole whom Goo hath ioyned together, let no man put aſunder. , @ Then fhall the Minifter fpeake vnto the people, Fezalmuch as JR. ana JR, baue conlentes togerhee in holy wedlocke, and baue witnelled the fame pefore God and thig company, and thereto paue ginen anu plenged their troth either to other , and bahe declares the fame bp gining and receiuing of a Ring , anv bp fopning of hands, I pronounce that thep be man and toifetogether. In the Mame of the Father,and ofthe Sonne, ana of the bolp Ghot. Amen. dane the Minifter fhall adde this bleſſing. G D the Father, God the Sonne, Gov the help Gholt, bleſſe, pzelerue , ann keepe yen, the Lou mercifulip with bis kauour loske bpen pou, and io fil pot with all ſpirituaſl benediction and grace, that por map fo line together iw this dife, that in the wo: te come pe map bane life euerlaſting. Amen. q Then the Miniter or Clerkes going to the Lords Ta- ble, thall fay or fing this Pfalme following, s Beati omnes. Plal.Cxxviij. i B Lefen are allthep that keare the Loz : anu twalke in his wayes. Fozthou falt eate the labourefthp Hands: D wet ig thee and bappp fhalt thou be. . Thy wife pall bee ag the fruithull vine: bpon the walles of thp boufe. Thy chilogen like the Oliue heanches : round about thp table. Loe, thus Hall the man he Hellen: that feareth the ov. The Lome from out of Sion Mall fo bleke thee: that thou fhalt fee Dierulalem in peolperitie all thp life fong. Bea, that chou Halt (ce thp chilogeng chilozen: anv peace bpow Iſrael Glozy he to the Father, anv to the ge. As it was inthe beginning ig now, te. Or this Pfalme. : Dobe mercifull vnto vs, and bleflevs: and hew be the light of hig countenance, ana be merciful bito bs. That thy wap map dee knowen vpon earth : thp, fae uing Health among all nattons. : — . Let the people praple thee, D Gon: pea, let all the peovle papie thee. D iet the nations reioyce anv be alan : foz thon fhalt iud ge the folke righteoullyx, ano gouerne the nations vpon the earth. i Let the people praple thee, D God: let all the pese ple maple thee. . Chen Mall che earth ing foorth her encreate s and God, euen our owne Gon hall giue og hig bleh ¥ t fall feare him. Glozie be to the Father, and tothe Sonne: ana te the holy Ghot. As it wag in the berimingis noianu ener fhathes fwogla without end, Amer. a e Deus miferes atur. Pſal. . ng. ‘, $00 hall bleſſe vs: ann all the ends of the woꝛld Te. aT AIN EMON and grant them to inherite thp euerlalling kingdome, f @ The Pialme'ended , ané the man and the woman kaceling afore the Lords Table, the Minifter ftan- ding at the Table, and turning ‘his face toward. them, fh all fay. ILo haue mercp bpon bg, Antwere. Chꝛiſt haue mercy opon vs, Minifter. Lozd bane mercy upon vg. Dur Father which art in heauen ae. And leave bg not into temptation, ge. Antwere, Wat deliuer bg from euill Amen, Minifter. D Logs laue thp feruant,and thp handmaid. Anfwere. Thich put their truſt in thee. Miniter. D Logo fenn them helpe from thp Holp place, Antwere, Gnd evermoze defers them. Minitter. Be vnto thema towe of ſtrength. Anſwere. From the face of their enemie. Minifter. . Loꝛd heare our paper. Anſwere. Ano let our crie come vnto thee, Minifter. Ors of Abraham, Gon of Aahac, Gon of Jacob, AJ bleffe thefe thp feruants, ano few the feed of eteta nall life in their minnes , that whatlocuer in chp help * word they Hall profitably learne, thep map in veed ful- Ell the fame. Looke, D Loꝛd, mercifully spon chem from heanen, and blefie then. Aud ag thon diddelt feud thp biefling bpon Gbzabam, an’ Sara, to Heir great comfort: So vouchfafe to fend thy bleſſing vpon thele thp Ceruants, that thep obeping thp twill, and alwayes Being in fafetie onder thy protection, map abide in thp loue vnto their lines eme, through Velis Cheik our Lord, Amen, @ This prayer next following fhalbe omitted, where the woman is paft childbirch. i N Merciful Loꝛd, and heauenly Father, by whofe AS gracious gift mankind ig increalen: wee befeech thee alli with thy blefling thele two perſons, that thep map both be fruitful tn pzocreation of chilozen, and al- fo liue together fo long in godly life and honeſtie, that thep map (ee their chilszeng chilozen, onto the thira ann fourth meneration , onto thy praple and honour, Louch Jeſus Cheiſt our Lod, Amen. O Gon, which by thy mightp power hak mare all NS things of nought, waich allo (after other things fet morder) pinne appoint that ont of man (creates after thine owne image and fimilitude) woman fheuls take herbecinning and knitting then together diddelt teach, that it poulo neuer bee lawfull to put afinder thofe, whom thou bp Matrimoenie hat made one. O D Gos, which halt confecraten the Hate of Watri- monie to ſuch am excellent mypfterie, that in it is figni> fied anv rep2elenten the fpirituall marriage and bnitie betwirt Chik ano his Church looke mercifullybpon theſe thp ſeruants, that Loth this man may towe hig wife, according to thp Aord ag Cheiſt din loue his fpoute the Church. who wane himlelfe fo; it, louing and cherifhing it euen as hig obme fief: and alo that thig woman map belouing and amiable to her hulband ag Rachel, wile ad Rebecca, faithfull eobedientas Sa- ra, and in all quietnes,(ebzictie anv peace,be a follower of help and godly matrong, D Lom blelle them bord, < though gelus Chit our Lod, Amen. Then fhall the Minifter fay. A Limighty Gon, which at the beginning din create our fir parents Adam and ue, and did lanctiſie and ioyne them together in marriage, pawe bpon pets the riches of his grace,fanctifie and bleſſe pou, that pe map pleale bini Doth in boop anu loule , and line toge· thet in bolp loue vnto pour lines enn, Amen, @ Then thal begin the Communion. And after the Go- fpel (baibe faid a Sermon, wherein ordinarily (ſo oft as there is any mariage) the office of man and wife fhall be declared, according to holy Scripture. Or if there be no Sermon,'he Minilter hall reade this that folloseth, — — —ñ— ⸗— A LI pe which he married, oz which intendto take the Holy Rate of Matrimonie vpon pou,heare twat Holy Scripture doth fap ag touching the duetie of hut bands towarn their wines, and wines toward theit hulbands D. Paul in his Epiltle to the Epheſians the fiith Chapter, doeth giue this commandement to all mar⸗ rieo men, Bee hulhands, loue pour wiues, eten ag Cif louen the Church , ann bath given himlelfe fog. it, te fanctifie it, purging it in the fountaine of water, through the worn, that be might make it onto himtelfe- a glozious congregation, not hauing (pot oz winkle, og anp luch thing, but that it ould bee holy and blames leie. Somn are hound tolonetheir owne tines as: their owne hebies We that louerh bis owne wife, lo⸗ ueth bimielfe : Foꝛ neuce dia anp man bate His owne fieh, but nourifhet ann cherifheth it euen ag the Loz: doeth the Congregation, foz we are membersof his bas Dp,of bis fleſh and of his bones. Foꝛ this caule fhall a: man leatte father and mother, ano fha'l be ioyned vnto his wife and thep two fhalhe ene Aeh. Thig mplter.e is great, Dut Iſpeake of Chꝛiſt, anv of the Congrenas tion, IReuerthclefle , let eucrp one of pou fo loue hig ovone wife enen a3 kimbele. ; Likewile thelame D. Paul weiting to the Cololi- ans, {peaketh thugto all men that be marien : Se men, loue pour wineg and be not bitter vnto them. Heare allo what D. Peter the Apoltle of Chiff, which was himlelfe a maried man , laith onto all men that are maried : Be huſbands, dwell with pour wiues accozing to knowlege, g wing honour bute the wife, ag onto the meaker veflel, and as beires together of He. grace of life.fo that pour papers he not hindred. Hitherto pe hane heard the duetie of the huſb and tes ward the wife. Now likewile pee wiues, Heare and Tearne pour dueties toward pour huſbands, euen ag it ig plainelp Cet forth in holy Scripture S. Paul (in the forenamen Epiltle tothe Epheli- ang) teacheth pou thus : Se women, firhmit pour Celues bnto peur owne hulbandg, as vnto the Low. Foꝛ the bufhann is the wiues bran, ceuen ae Cheilt isthe hean of the Church, and he ig allo the Sautour of the whole onp. Therefore ag the Church o2 Congregation ig fhs fect onto Chif: ſo likewiſe let the wiuns alfo hee itt {ubiection bute their obone halbands in all things And againe he laith. Let the tife reuerence fer hůlband. Guo(in bis Epiſtle to the Co'oflians) S Paul giueth pou this Hort {eflon: Be tines, Cubmit pour felnes vnto pour ohne hufhands,as it is connenient in the Loz.. D. Peter allo doeth infiract you very godly. thus: faping, Let wines be fubiect to their owne huſbanos, To that if anp obey not the Mord, thep map hee wonne without the (tow by the conterlation ef the wines, while thephehelne pour chalte conuerfation couplen í À i let et ot be outhoars, mith with feare, WMole appare ai Epheſ.5. 10 &e, Col 3.29.. 1. Pet. 3.75 Epheſy 27, to vers 255. Col 3.134 1,Pet 3.1; to verle 7s braided haie, anv trimming about wich gold, either in putting on ef gozgcoup apparel: but let the bro man Lich is in the beart,be without all coruption, lo that the ‘piri be milde and quiet, which ig a precious thing in the fight of Gon. Foz after this maner (in the olde time) Bin the holp women which truſted in God, appa- ~~~ THe vifitation ofthe ficke, TN m reli themſelues, being luhiect ta their owne Huthants, as Dara obepes Ababa, calling him Lov, w' ole Daughters pe ate made, Doing well, and Rot being dil maien with any keare @ The new maried perfons(the fame day of their ma- riage) muft reccine the holy Communion, ees T he order for the vifitation of the ficke. he Minifter entring the fick perfonshcufe, thal fay, Peace he to this houle ano to all that dwell in it. @ When he commeth into the ficke mans prefence,he fhallfay, kneeling downe. Emember net Loy our iniquities, Roz the iniquities of our forefathers. Spare bg good Loz, (pare thp people. whom thon ait redeemed with thy mol pects eug blood , anu hee norangrp with og foz ener, Len hae mercy bpon bs. Chꝛilt haue mercp bpon vs. Lord haue mercp vpen Lg, Dur Father which arr in Heauen, te, Gua leave bs not into tempration. Anfwere. But veliuer pe from eaill. Amen. Miniſter. D Loan lawe thy ſeitiant. pus Aniwere. TUbich putteth his truli m thee. Minifter, Send him helpe from thp holp place, Anfwere; Lmightre everlinirg Gov, maker ofmans ee kime, which doeſt correct thole whem thou I ooet loue, and chaftivet ruery one whom thou doeſt receiue: we beleech thee to hane mercie opon this thp leruant, bilten wich thp bany, amo to grannt that be map take big ficknefle patient'p, ano recouct his bopilp heath (if it herby gracio! g toil) and wbendeuer bis oue Shall di part from rhe bon, tt map be without (pot prelenten onto thee, thzeugh Jer {ug Cheuk our Logo. Amen, The Fpiftle, $ Come, defpile not the correction of the Lorde, Mitter faint mhen thou att rebuken of pim. Fog whom ihe Loza loueth, bim he cozecteth: pea, and pe (courgett enerp fonne whom be tecelueth. The Gofpel. Erelp, derclp J fap vnto vou, He that Heareth mp y wowe, and belecuerh om Him that fent mee, bath euerlaſting life, and fhall not came vnto damnation, Dut he paſſeth from Beath vnto life. @ At the time of the difiribution of the holy Sacra- ment, the Prieft hall firit receiue the Communion himfclfe, and after minifter vnto them that hee ap- ` poinred to communicate with the ficke. “all things necefiary tor the ſame, he fhall chere minifter the hol) Coma union, @ Put ifa mån either by reafon of extremitie of ficke- neffe, or for want of warnirg in due time to the Cù- rate, or for lacke of company to receive with him, or by any other iuft impediment, doe not receiue the „Sacrement of Chriftcs body and blood: then the Gurate (hall inflrué him , that if hee doe truely re- pent him of his finnes, ond ftedfaftly beleeuc that Tefus ( hrii bath fuftered death vpon the Croffe for him, and fhed his blood ‘or his redemption, earneft= ly remembsing the benefites he hath thereby, and giuing him heartie thankes therefore, he docth eate anddrinke the body & blood of onr Saviour Chrift profitably to his foules health, although he doe nee receiue the Sacrament with his mouth, € When the ficke perfon is vifited , and reeciueth the holy Communion all at one time, then the Prieſt for more expedition, fhall cut offthe forme of the vifi- tation atthe Plalme, ( Fa thee,0 Lord,haue I put my trufi) and goe ftraight to the Communion. @ Inthe time of Plague, Sweat,orfuch other like cone tagious times of fickneffes , ordifeafes, when none of the Parith or neighbeurs can be gottents com. raunicate with the ficke in their houtes, for feare of the infektion, vpon fpeciall requeft of the d feafed, the Minilter may alonely communicate with him, The order for the buriall of the dead. @ The Minifter meeting the corps at the Church file, fhail fay,orthe Minifler and C lerkes fhali fing, and fo goe either into the Church, or tow. rds the graue. p+ ow Ain the relurrection and the life ( fapeth the % {1 oad) he that beleruerh inme, pra, though gle twere Dead , pet Mall heliue. Anv wholes BS beuerlinech, and belecucth in me, (hall not dpe foz etter, - Luo that mp redeemer liueth, and that J hall rie out of theeath inthe laft dap, and ſhall be couered againe with wyſbinne, and Wall Cee God in mp kleſh: p , ano 7| mp elfe ſhall behold him, not with other, ut with thel: lame eyxes. } ititi t rae VW Ee bought nething into this wozſd, neither V map we cary anp thing out of this world. The Low giuech , ano he Logo taketh abap Euen as it plealeth the Loꝛd, lo commeth things to pafe: Bleſſed be the Mame of the Low. i @ When they come co the grave, while the corps is made ready to be Jayd into the earth:, the Minifter , fhail fay,or the Minier and £ lerkesthall fing: An that is bome of a woman, Dath but a fhort time to Tiue, ann is full of milery. De commeth yp anh is cut volwne like a flowze: he flecth as it were a ſhadow, and never continuerh mone fap. Jn the mite pelt of life, we be in aeath: of whom map we leeke fog fuccour Sut of thee,D Loꝛd, which toz onr finnes inMp art Difplealet z Vet O Lom Gov moſt holp, D Lego moſt mighty, D help e molt merciful Sautour,veliucr benotinte the bitter paines of eternall neath. Thou knoweſt Lord che fecrets of our Hearts.fhat rot bp chp merciful eres to our prapers: But {pare dg Lad molt bolp, D Gon melt mighty, bolp and merciful Hauis our, thou molt thogtkp Judge eternall, ufri be not at out lal Youve for anp paines of death to fall from thee, q Then while the earth halbe caſt vpon the body, by fome ftanding by,the Minifter fhail fay. Ẹ Oꝛalmuch ag it hath plealer Almighty Por of hig greet mercp, totake vita himſelte the enke of ene Deate hpother bere tepatted , we therefore commit hig borp to the ground, earth to earth, aſhes to ates, duſt to Duff. tn fure ant certaine hepe of refire tionte eterrvalllite chrough our Legs Jews Chrift, who ſhall change cur nile op, that it map be like to his glezi⸗ ous body, according tothe mightp working, whereby he is able to ſubdue all things to bun'eife, Then fhall be faid or fung. Heard a voyce from beenen, apina onto me, Vrite From here foogth bleſſed are the vead whlch vie in the Low: uen lo faith the ſpirit, that thep tei trom their labours. GThen (hal folow this Leſſõ raken ove of rhe xv.chap- ter tothe Corinthians,the fft Epiſtle. è C Wilt is rien from the vean , anv become the ff-F fruites ef them that ſleepe Fo: Lp aman ceme Death.and bya man came the refirvectton of the dead, Forasby Avem aW die, cuen le by Chih Hew ali be mabe alive,but euery man in bigre bone omer. Che Gri is Chaff, then they chat are Chafte ct his comming. Then commerh the enge, mhin hee hath delruered bp the king dome te God the father, when bee hath put downe allrule, and allauthozitic amp polyer. Fer hee muff reigne til bec haue put all his erem ies vnd er bis feete The laff enemie thet habe deſtreyed. ig death. Foꝛ he bath put allthings vnder his feete. Wit when befapeth, Althings are put vnder him, ir te manife that he ig excepted vohich vip put all things Boer pim, When all things are fubpuen bito him, ther Hall the fonne allo himleite be (ubtece brite hirn p per ell pean Beg Reuel 1413 i 2.Q0r. 15.20 Atthe buriall of thedead. | Buber bku,that Gon map beal inall Els that no hep wich are baptized ouer ihe Dead, if che Dead rile not at all? Upp are thep then baptized oner them? yea, t wp Kany wre alway then in feopardie 2 By our reioxcing thich J haue in Cozi Velss our Loe, Y vie daplp. That haue fought with beaſts at Ephelus after tye manet of men, what aduantageth it me,tfthe vean rife not againe? Let bs eate € amke, foz to morow we hal bie, We not pe deceived, eufil Mpegs roztupt good ma- | hers. Awake truely out of feep and Rune not. Foꝛ fome Hate tot the knowledge of od. I peake thig to pour Thame. But fome man wit fap Dow aril: p dead:? cAith what banie fall they come? Thonfoole, p whichthon ſoboeſt, is not quickenen except.it Bie. Ana what owe cthoaethouſowe not y body thatMalbe, at barecome, ag of voheat o: fone other: but God glueth it a body at big plealire, te eueryſeede his owne hoop, ANEM is Not one maner of fle: but there is one maner of fleſh of men, another maner of fich of beaks, another of ihes, another of birds, J here are alſo celeltial bontes,¢ there are babies terreſtriall. Wutthe gorp of the celeitialig one, Ethe glory ofthe terreltriall ig another. There is, one mener glozy of the ſun, another glozp of the moone, and another glory ofthe ſtars. Foꝛ one ftarre differeth Fri another in gloaꝛy: Do íg therefurrection of the dead. It is ſowen incopruption, it rifeth againe in incozups ' tion: itis lowen in diſhon⸗ur, it riſeth againe in honour: itis fomen in weakneile, it trileth againe in power: it ig ſeboen anatural body, it riſeth againe a (pirtinall borp: Shere is a natur al bodx, and there is a ſptriciiall hoops) as it ig allo witten, The fir mau Aoam twas mace aliutng foule the laft Anam was made a quickening fpitit. Dowseitchatis not Gri which is (birenall bat that whichis natural,and then that whichis ſpiritual The fic& manis of the earth earthie: The ccond man; ine Loz from he auen, heauenly. Asig che earthie,: ch ate thep that be earthie. And ag is the heauenlp, fuch are thep that areheauenly. Anvas we hane hexiz the image of the earthie, fo Gall tue beare the innage vt the heauesly. Thig F fap bꝛethren, that fleſh eva bloos canot inherite the kingdome of God, neit her doth cows riptioninherit e meczrimt ion. Behold. Tlie para myſterie. e (yal not all ſie epe but ine Matalthe trans ged andð that in a moment in che twincklingof ancpe, Dp the lalttrumpe Fo: the trumpet ſhall blow, and the dean Mall rife incorruptible, and we hale changen: tog this rorrnptible min& pat on ince:raption, this miz- tall muſt put on immoꝛtalitie nen this eruptible Hath puton incogruption,e this meztel Bach put uim: mogtalitie, then thalae brought to palte the fanine that is wꝛitten Death is lwallowed bp ints victory D engi where is thy ting? hel where is thy bictorp: The ting of death ig Anne, æ the ſtrength of finne isthe fate: fut thanks be bute Gos, wich hath giuen vs atetorotho⸗ rough eur Loma Telus Chik: Chere vryp Beare tes, ; then, be pe Refat and bunmaneahlesalwapes richin: Ai ‘But deliuer og from cuit, amen, the wake of the I o2n.foralnuch as pe know how that pour la cour is not in baine in the Low., @ TheLeffon ended, the Minifter fhall fay, Lord haue mercy bpon dg. CcCyhriſt haue mercy vpon vs. Lorn hatte merepbpan yg. or ne ¶ Dur Father, sc... Amd leade bsnot,eey Anſwere. aD la h atara Minifter, Orissa A Lmightie Gua, with whom ter llue the fpirits of Ahemt ten that beclectes after hep be deliue⸗ Gat Depart hence inthe Low, and tu mhont > T: olor tbe tontessa j , reb fram the burden of the sth be in top anv Eclicisie-sy whi > canons leg gine thee heartie thanßes to that it Gathpicaten: Be thon to fer a Mong towa. _ Churching of women. thee te ve‘{uer this N. our bother, out of the milerles of this fintull world, beleeching thee that it map pleale thee of thp aractous goodneſſe, fhoztip to accomplifly the number of ehineelect, and to haften thp kingvome, that we with this our bother, and alfother veparted in the true faith of thp bolp Rame, map baue our peza tect confimmation and bliffe both in boop anv ſouie it thp eternal and euerlaſting glozy.Qmen, 7 ov. The Colle&, , | Cy Derek Gon pFather of oe Lor Jelus Emit, who is the relurrection @ the lite, in whom helos ener beleeneth, Mall liue,thongh he die, wholoener lis ueth, e beleeucth in him, ſhal not die eternally, who allo taught og by bis bolp apoſtle 15 aul) not to be ſoeie as men witheut hope,tozthem tharil ep in him: we meek⸗ ip beleech thee, D sFather, tataile vs Eom the neath of finne onto the life of righteoufneliz,that ohen we hanl depart this life. we map reſt in him, as our hope is thig out brother Doeth: ¢ that at the general relurrection tt the laſt nay we may he feunn acceptable in chp light, ¢ receive that blefling whichthp wetbelones Sonne thak then pronounce to all that leue ann fearetheey faving, Come pe bleſſed chilozen of mp Father, receiue $ kinga Dom prepared fez pow befoze the beginning of the wols Grant this, we beleech thee, D merciful father, though Jelug Chit cur meviatour aun revecmer.dmen. € The thankefgiuing of women, after childe. „ -birch commonly called the Churching. - icr of women. ie a J § The woman thall come into the Church , and there; ſhall knecledowne in fome conuenient place, nigh vnto the piace where the Table ftandeth , and the Prich itanding by her , fhall fay thele wordes.ork ie i like,as the caſe {hall require. ; lariat a 3 pe PDea uuch as it bath pleaſed almightic God of his + feenncile to gine pau Cafe veltuerance s -anu bath: Peere pou in the Great danger of chilaebixth , pee Hall herefoze gise heartic thaukg bate Ged and pape, F „i § Then fhail the Prieft fay. j; 5 } Haue lifted vp mine epes onto the hils:from whence. comimeth mp beipe. 3) teste st eI i nga Bp belpe commeth euen fromthe Lozastohich hath, maze hecrenend earth. be T He willnot ſaffer thy Toote to be moued: and he that teepeth thee, wiil not fRerpe. . Behold, hee that keepeth Firael ; Hall neither Kuma berno? cepe. éz , The iloz hime!Ee izt tefcnee Spon thy riguthann, Aan SiS In amendata Seo thet the Sunne hall noc burne thee bp nap : naz. the Meene by night. AW The Lan Hill perne thee ftom all euill: yea, it is euen be that Hall keepe thp foule, ~is pinih The Loz Halipreferne thy gaing out ayd thp come . ming it : from this time forth fozenermoie. Gtozp be tathe Father, and tothe Seme, te, As it was in the beginning is new, gt.. *F Lorn haue merey vpon ts. Chꝛiſt haue mercy spor: os. Ecm hare mercy Spon bs. . ‘ Diir Father whieh art in heauen Ec. And leane vs not inte temptations: T y ERT Anlwere — anne But deliuer be fram enill. Anen. Prie D Lore faune this moman thpſeruant Anlavere: bleh pu teth Bot teal in cheg, ; Pret. i Anfwers, by keeper +.the Lo ifthe © Pfal, 12 1. ~ A A Commination. E eadh Anlwere ` "E Miniftes mi paina | From che Face ef ber enemic. Curler ts Ge thar hiniteth bis neighbors ketip; — Deurnag sg Prieſt. 4 Anſwere. Fii areo t. men, ; Pan ie uae Minifter, J And let otit crie come vnto thee. \ Curled ts he thar lieth with his nelghbours wife, Leuit. ad ; Prieft. j Anfwere. E Let vs pray. Amen. it Minifter. © Almighty Gen, which batt veliueren thig woman J thp ſeruant from the great paine € perill ot child⸗ birth + grant we beleech chee.mof mercifut Father, that Se thzough thp helpe, may both fairhtullp line ana toalke in Ber bocation, acceding to thp will in thig life prefent, ¢ allo map be partaker of enerlafling glory in the life to come, through Jelus Chriſt our Lozd Amen: @ The woman that commeth to giue her thankes, muft offer accuftomed offerings : and ifthere beea Communion , it isconuenient that fhee receitie the holy Communion. Ç A Commination againft inners, with cer- taine'prayers to bee i ia the ye @ After Morning prayer, the ther by the ringing of aBe Church, the Engliſh Letanie thalbe(aid after the ac- euftomed maner: which ended,the Minifterthall go "into the Pulpit,and fay thus. B Rethꝛen, inthe Pꝛimitiue Church there was a gone ip dffcipline that at thebeginning of Lent ſuch pers fons ag were notorious {inners , were put te open pe- Rance epunifhen in this world, chat their lonteg might laued in the dap of the LL ogd: and that other admoni⸗ jet by their erample,might be p moze afratd to offer, Jin the Read tovercof, vntilſthe fain diſcipline map Be refteredagaine (which thing is much to be wiſhed) it is thought goon, thit at this time(in pour pzeſence) fhoult be read the generall (entences of Gons curfing agait impenitne fiers , carheren out of the revit. Chapter of Dettterenomie, and ether places of Scrip» ta futes ann that pe ſhould anſwere to euerplentence, A> men: to the intent that pou being admoniſhed of the gréat indignation of God anami ſinners, map thera- ther be callen to earneſt anu trae repentance, and map Malke moze warily in thele vangerovs dayes, Recing from fuch vices , foz the which pee affirme tuith pour owne inouthes the curſe of Won to he dite. Eurien isthe man that maketh any carued oz mole ten image, an abomination te the Loz, the worke of the banus of the craftefnan, and putteth icin a fecret Deut.27.15 place to woꝛſhip it. € Andthe people ſhall anfwere and fay. Amen. —* Minifter. Pot Deue.27.16 Curled is he that curlech hisfather and mother, Anfwere. : Ama, ' ‘ itnifter. Deut.27.17 Curfen fs he tha ooueth away the marke of big neighbours land., ~ Auſwere. Ama. s . Minifter. Deut.27.18 Curlen is he p maketh che blind to gro out of his wap. Anfwere, Amen. Minifter. Curies ig be that letteth in tungement the right of the ſtranger, of peeh be fatheriefle,s ol widowes. were. Deut.27.19 * Amen. adulterers, and the couetous perlsns, the woghippes 1.Cor.6.9, of images, Manderers, dꝛunkards, and ertozrioners. 10. Antwere, Gal. 5.19, - Amer. 20,316 Minifter. Curley isthe that taketh vetwars to Map the loule of Deut.27.25 énnecent bleed, : Anfwere. Amer, - Minifter, Curled iz he that putteth bis truſt in man, and take Yerem,17.¢ man foz big defene tin bis heart goethfrom the Lowi Anfwere; Amen. Minifter. Curlen are the vumercifull : the fognicatours, and’ Mact.25.48 inti ſeeing that all they be accurles (as the Pzo⸗ phet Dauid beareth tiinetle) which vu erre anv! Phal 119.28 Go altrapfrom che commanpements of Goo, ler bg (rei: membzing the dreadful iudgement hauging ouer our’ Heads , and beiug alwapes at Hand) retume bute our’ Loz Gos, with all contritione meeknefle of heart, bes wailing g lamenting out lintull life; krowlerging ano confcfling onr effenceg, ¢ feeking to bring forth worthy ftuits of prance. * Foz now isthe are put vito the: roote of the treceg lo that euery tree which beingeth not forth good fruit, ig betwen vote and caſt into the fire. * Ft is afearcfull thing to Fall into the hands of the lining Gon: He hall petuze downe raine vpon the in- ners, * fares, fire and bzimftone, ſtoꝛme and tempeff, this halve their poztion to drinke. FFozlee, *the Low ig commen out of is place, to vilite the wickedneſſe of fuch as dwell ipon the earth. But*toho map abive the Bap of his comming? Cube Halbe able to endure when be appeareth ? * isfanne ts in bis hand and be will purge bis flooze,and gather Lis wheate into his barne: bur hee will burne the chaffe with onguenchable fire. * The dap of the Loz commeth ag a thiefe in f night: and when men fhallfap, Peace and all things are fafe, then hall funven deſtruction come bpon them,as ſor do commeth bpon a oman tratiailing with chitee, ¢ thep fhalti not eltape. Then * Hal appeare the wath ef Gon in p Dap of vengeance, which obſtinate finnere,thzough the ſtubburnnes of their heart haue heapen pnto them ſelues which deſlpiled the goobneſſe, patience, and Tong lufferance of Go , when he called them continually to repentance. * Then Hall thep call vpon me (laith the Lord)but J wi not heave,thep wall feeke me early, but thep ball not finde mee , and that becaule thep haten knowledge, and rereined net thefeare of the Lon, but abhorred mp comfet, and deſpiſed mp correction. Then hail it be toe late to * knecke, when the nooze hall bee fhut, anv too {ate to crp foz mercy, when it ig the time 11,12. of fultice. D terrible voyce of moft inf tungement, which hall be pzonormeen spon them, tben it hall be laid vnto them, Go pe curſed into the fire euerlatting, which is prepares for the deuill and bis angels. * Therefore brethren, take wee Heese hetime, while the dap of faluation lafteth. foz the night cometh, when no meat can wozke: but*let bs tebile we haue the light, beleeue M the light, anv walke ag the chiſdren of the Lig ht,that toe be not call inte the nS Marth. 3.10 Eebr. 10,32 Pfal.1i.6 ifa.26.28 Malac. 3.3 Matt 3.13 1 -Thel. §. 233. Rom. 2.4, Pro. 1.28, 2) Matt.25.41 2.Cor.6.3 Tohn 9. 4, $« | Matt. 5.34 ig be and grathing eftecth. Let bs rot abule rhe gomit Gov, wich — bs mercifullpte anda ment, anv of fis endleſſe pitie, premiſeth bs forgiues neflecfthat tiicbis-patt ifcmith atolole mins etre heart) twe returne onto him. * For rhc ugh ovr ine be ag red ag lcarlet, they ſhall be as tuhtyeas fnew; t1bough thep be like purple; pet (aii thep be ast bite as wool, Sh Tumegoucleane (let: htbe Lod)frõ all pout wic⸗ Bevvetie, ann pour ſinnes Hall vor he pour vefituction, < Cait abvap from youall pour vngedlinefſe that pe Daue Bone, make pou new hearts, and a new ſpirit. berefoze will ye die, O ye heule of Ilrael, eirg that Jhaue ne plealure inthe Death of dim that dieth, faith the Low God? Turne pou ther, anpe Hall line. ti * Although toe Hane fused pet haue wean Atuo- cate withthe Fathers Jeſus Ehꝛilt the rightecus, anv Be it is that obtaineth grace fo: cur Genes. Foꝛ be was wounded fog our offences, efmittenfoz our wickednes Let bs therefore retume vnto him, whe és the mercifull receiuer of all trite penitent ſinners, al furing our felued, that be ig teady te reccine bs, emok toiling toparmon bs, if ive come te him baith faithfull tepentance, if we will ſubmit eur-felnes vnto him, and from benceforth walke in bis tuayes,*if we wil take bis elie poke q light burden bpon bg, to follow him in lobs linee patience charitie and be oꝛdered bythe gouer · nance of bis help pirit, ſeeking alwayes bis glozp:ann ſeruiag him duely in our vocation, with tharikelp ining. Chis if we voe, Chik will deliuer os from the curle of the Law, and from the extreme maledictiow which hal light bpon them that thal be fet on theleft hand anv he | will fet bs on his * right Hand, e gine bs the bleſſed Des neviction of his Father, commanding bs to take pol feflion of his glorious kingdome , onto the vohich He onchfafe to bꝛing bs all foz bis infinite mercy. Amen. | @ Then thal they all kneele vpon their knees,and the Minifter and Clerks kneeling (where they wereace cuftomed to fay the Letanie) fhall fay this Pfalme. i € Miferere mei Deus, H Aue mercie bpon mee, D Gen, after thy gteat A goodneſſe: according to the multitude ef thp mer- cies Dee alway mine offerees. Tah mee throughly from mp wickedneſſe: anv eleanfe me from mp finne. For Jknowlenge mp faults + anu mp ſinne is euer before me. Againk thee enelphaue Jſinned, and Bore this enil in chp fight that thou mightelt be iuftifien in thp fap» ingann cleare when thon art iudged. Behold, Twas Mapen in wickedneffe: and fn inne Gath my mether conceiner me. © But loe, thourequirelt tructh inthe inward parts: aun Halt make me te vnderſtand wiſedome ſecretly. < Thou Halt purge me with byfope,e J ſhalbe cleane: thou hale waf me and Y fhalbe whiter then Aow. 1 Whou ſhalt make me heate of fop and gladnes: that Ehe bones which thon haft broken maprefopce. Turne thp face from my Funes: and put out allmp miſveeds. Zai.t.18, 30. Exck.1§.30 ‘a.Loh,3.1,3 * Bis 3.5 Mat, 1:39; |39. Rpirit withinme. Á Caſt menot away from thp pꝛeſence: and take not thp bolp Spirit from me. pi < Ogtueme thecomfort of thp he'pe againe: and Raz -Dlip me with thp free Spirit. : ig the ticked: and Then fall T tecchthp wares onto Enners ſhalbe conuerter pnto thee. ` Deliuer me from blood guiltinelle,D Gor, ther that ` ap cighteoutnel. . — -- Aake me acleane heart, D Ged:and renew a right art the Gen of mp Health s and my tongue hall fing of A Commination. Shen Malt epen we Hyg Lorn) pry mouth Yak Gh th: peaples | | i 2i — 8. t 7 Fe A ferrifice, elle weuld J gine it thre: but cheu delighteſt not in burnt cfering. Che facrifice of God ig atreubled fpirit + a boken and a contrite heart (D Cod) wilt thounot deſpiſe. 1D bee keuonrable and gracions onto Sien ; tuila thou the wals of Dierulalim, ‘Then Hhait thou be pleelen with the facrifice of righ⸗ teculnette, with the burnt offringg and oblationg: chen ſhall they offer pong bullocks ppon thine altar Glorie te totte Father, and te the ec. As tt was inthebrainning, ig now, gc Leza haue mercy bpon vs. Clik hanemercp bpon os, Low haue metcp bpon vs. Ast Dur Father which artin Geange And leade vs not inte temptation. ; Anfwere. But deliver vs from euill amen, a Minifter. se D Loꝛd ſaue thyleruants, rR titi : Anfwere. f ‘ Which put their truſt in thee, Minifter. * Send vnto them helpe from aboiie. Anſwere. And euermore mightily vefens them. ered Minifter. Welpe vs.O God our Sauiour, ; j k Anfwere. : And for the glory of thp Hames fake deliuetr bs, bee metciful vnto bs finnerg fez thp ameg fake, i Minifter, J Loz heare our papers, Anſwere. And fet our crie come buto thee, € Let bs peap, i O Low, twe heleech thee mercifullp heare eur pap» erg and pare all thole which confefle ehrit annes bnte thee, that hep (wbo confciences by {ame are ace tulen ) bp thp mercifad pardon, map bee ablolued though Chzift our Lod. Amen. — O Moſt mighty Goo ¢ merciful Father, which bak compaftien of all men, ¢ batek nothing that thou balimate, tobich wouldeſt not the death of a finner, but that be ſheuld ratherrurne from finpe, avy he lenen: mercifiullp forgiue bg our trelpafics , receine € comfort bs, which be grieved ¢ wearied with rhe burden of our finnes: thp propertie is to haue mercie,to thee onely it appertaineth te foꝛgiue ſunes. pare vs therefore, goo’ Loz, (pare thp people whomthou halk revermeds enter not inte iudgement with thpferuants, which he bile earthen milerat ic finners: but fo tinne thine ire from b2, which meekly knowledge our bilenes, etruelp repent bs of cur faultes: fo make hafe tohelpe te ist this toot, that wee map euer liue with thee in the fworld to come, through Telus Thrift our Led, mer. @ Then thall the people fay this that followeth, after the Minifter, - Tine thou te, D rood Zod, erd fo Hall wee be 2 Wate mercie vpon me} Loed for Baws meake s D Hozo heale me foz mp boneg are bezeg. 3 E. iotineie Busning . ~ prayers ay⸗· Mx loule ta allo fore troubles: but Lon how —— punish mez oh 4 Turne thee, D Lor, and deliuer mp fonte: Dh faucme forthp mercies lake. s Foz in death no maw remembzeth thes: and who toil giue chee thaukes in the pit? 6 Tam weary of mp groning euery night woth J mp bed : and watet my couch veith my teareg. iy) Bp beauty is gone loꝛ betp trouble: and wieme swap becaufle of all mite enemies. S Awapfromme all pethat worke banttie: for che Loꝛd bath beara the bopce of mp weeping. 9 The Lom bath pears mp petition : the Led wili recetue my prayet. 10 Alimine enemies ſhalbe confounven g fore tets Ed sthep ſhalbe tumen backe,¢ puti Hame ſuddenly. Domine Deus mein Pfal.7. OL my Gon, in chee baue J put mp truſt: Carre me from all them that perſecutẽ me, ¢ deliuer me, 2 Lethe deuoure mp ſoule like a Lion, anv teate dt in pieces : tobile chere is none te Helpe. 3 D Low mp Gor, if J hane vone arip fuch thing : 02 if there be anp wickedneſſe in mp hands. 4 SEF baue rewarded euill pnto bim that dealt Friendip wrth me: pea, J Haue neliueten him that without anp caule is mine enemie. 5 Then let mine enemie perlecute mp forte, and take me: pea, let him treade mp life towne vpon the earth and lap mine honour in the dift, 6 Stanvsp,D Lozd, in thy miath, and lift op thy felfe: becauſe of the indignation of mine enemies, arife bp foz mein rhe fudgrement that thou halt commanver. 7 Anoo hal the congregation of the people come about thee: foz thert fakes therefoge lift op thp felfe a ame. £ 8 he Lom Hall lunge the people, giue ſent ence with me, D Loz: accoꝛding to mp righteouſneſſe, ann accoꝛding to the imocencie that isin me. 9 Db let the wickennefle of the vngodly come te an end: but guive thou the inf, so Foꝛ the rightesus Gon: trieth the serp hearts and reines. tx Wp helpecommeth of Gon: thich prelerneth them that are true of beart, t2 Gov isarighteous Judge, ſtrong and patient: and God is pꝛouoked euerp dap. 13 fa man wil not tirne, Je wil whet his ſwoꝛd: Se hath bent his bow, and made it ready. 14 Dee hath prepared fez him the diſtruments of peath : he eeineth kis arrowes againtt $ perlecatorg. 15 Behold, be trauaileth with mifchrefe: he bath conceiued lorroo and bꝛought forth ongenlineffe. 16 He hath grauen and digged op a pit: anv is fale fen hirnelfe into the veftruction that be mane fez other. 17 For his trauaile fhal come spon bis owne bean: aun bis wickednes fhall fall on Bis otune pate. 18 Iwill gine thankes onto the Lom, accozding to his righteoulneffe : and will prayſe the lame of the Lowthemotbiah, Domine Dominis, Pfal.8. O Loꝛd our gouernour, bow etcellent is thp Name in all the world: thou that half fet thy glozp aboue the heaueits ! 2 Dut ofthe mouth of very babes e lucklings halt thon ordeined Hrength, becaule of thine enemies: that thoumightell fil rhe enemie and the auenger. 3 For Y wil confiner the Heauens, euen the waks ary fingers: the Moone and the farres which thou afi ordeined. ; $ — ig man that thon art mindful of him: and the forme of man thas thou hilit elt hum + The Pfalmes. 5 Thon madel him lower then the Angels : te ciowe him with gorp ans Worfhip. : 6 Thou makelt himto haue dominion ofthe woke of thy Harids: and chon Halk put all things in lubiection mter Hie fete. 7 All Hheepe & oren: pes ann che beeſts of the field, 8 Chefowles of ihe ape, anv the fifhes of the fea: and wohat deuer walker) thorow rhe paths of the kas. 9 @ Low our gouernour: hols excellent is thp Mame in ali the wola ! Pfal 9, Confitebor tibi. Will giue thanks vnto ther O Lor, th mp whole beart: 7 will (pcake of all thp marueilous workeg, 2 J wilbegiad g reiopce inthe: pea myſongs will F make of thp Hame, D thou mof Highest. 3 Ubile mine enemies are driuen backe: they fhal fall ann perih at thp pelence, 4 Foꝛ thou halt mainteined mp right, g my caule: thou drt let in the thzone that impen tight, © ~ 5 Theu hak rebuked che heathen and deſtreyed the vngodly: thou haft put out their name forener euer, 6 D thon enemp,deAructions are come to a perpe> tuall end: euen ag the cities tobich thou Halk vefitopen, their memoziall ig periſhed with them. 7 But the Lom lhall endure foz ener: he hath alfe prepared pig ſeate foz iudcement. 8 Foz be ſhaliudge the world in righteon nes: and miniffer true iidgement onto the people. 9 The Lord allo tilbe a deferce foz the opprelſed⸗ euen a refuge in due time of trouble. 10 And they that know thp Mame, Will put theit trult in thee: fo: thou Loz balk neuer feilen them that feeke thee. 11 O pꝛaile the Lozd which dwelleth in Sion: hew the people of his Doings, 12 Foz when He maketh inquifition foz Bloen, be re- mészeth them : e korgetteth not the cöplaint of f preze. 13 Haue mercp yor me, D Low, confider the trotts ble which J ufer of them that bate me : thou that life telt me op from the wates of death. $ 14 That F map fhet ali thp praifes tin the ports of the daughter of Sion: 3| till reiepce in thp altae tion. 15 The heather are funke votwne in the pit that thep måne: inthe fame net which chep hiv pzinily, ig their feote taken, | 16 The Lord ts knowen to erecute iudgement: the vngodly ig trappedin the workes of bis otunc hangs. 17 The wicken ſhalbe turned into Hell; aud allthe people that forret Gov. 8 Fo the pooze Hall not alway be forwotten: tte patient abiring of the meeke fhall not perifh foz euer, 19 Gp Lerd,ann {et not matt hane the vpper Hants let the — be — sy fight. 3 i 20. Put them in frare 020: ) that th en map knoto themſelues te be but men, chead i Ve quid Domine. Pfal.10. 7Hy Ranneft thou lofarre off (D Lows) amv Fs deſtthy face in the neevefull time of trouble 2 2 The vngodly for H:s otone luft doeth perſecute the pooze: let them be taken in the craftp woilinefle chat thep have imaginen, 3 For the vngodly hath mane boaft of his otme hearts Befire: and ſpeaketh goon of the couetous whom Gov abhorreth. — 4 The vngodly ig ſo pꝛoud, that he careth not fez Gon: neither ig Gon in all his thoughts. i 5 Dis wayes are alway grieuous: thy iudgements ate farre aboue ont of his fight, and therefoze befier pe alt his enemies. j 6 For be varhlaiv — Tu, FT — 2 £ Ne l.day The ũ.day. Fuenivg prayer. be caf dovone: there hall no Harme happen bunto me, 7 His mouth is fall of curing, Deceit, and fraude: fonbet his tongue ig vngorlinelle anv banitie, 8 He litteth lurking in the thieuiſh cozera of he fitectes: ¢ puly in gis lurking dennes Doth be muts ther the innocent bis epes are fet agaiuſt the pooze. 9 Faz he lieth waiting fecretipjenenag.a Lion lur⸗ keth be in bis venue that be map rauiſh the poere. s u; xo De naeth raui the pooge: wheahe getteth him into His uet. Wiha ; 11 De kalleth downe ana humbleth himlelfe: that the congregation of the pooze map tall into the hand of his captained. . ; i i 12 De bath {ain in his heart, Tuh, Sod hath foz» gotten: he hideth away bis face, he will neuer fee it, < 9&3 Arife(D Lom Boo) and lift vp thine band: foz get not the pooꝛe. j) ; , > r4 Biberefoze Moul the wicked blapheme Gon: wbile be noeth lap in bis heart, Tuh, chou God caret not for it?ẽ 15 Burelp thou halk leene it: foz hou heholock on godlinelle and wong. ~ 46 Chat thoumap: take the matter into thy hand: “the pooze commsitterh bimfelfe wntotvee , fog thou art the belperof the kriendleſſe. 17 Breake thou the power of the vngodly g malici» ong: take away his vngedlineſſe, E thou {halt fine none. 18 She Loz is Ring foz euer and ever: and che Heathen are periſhed out otrhelana. — = : “re Low, thou batt heard the delice of the pooꝛe: ton Prepare their heart, and thine care heackeneth thereto, 20 To helpe the tatherlelte anv pooze dnt their Tight: that che man of the earth beno moze exalted a gaint them. site? Hole i In Domino confide... Palin... Je the Lozo put J mp teuit: how ſay ve then ta mp loule that fhe Moule flee ag a bird vnto the hill? ` 2. Fog loe, thebngsnlp henn their bobo ann make ready their arrowes within che quiuer: thatthey map priuilp ſhaote at then which are true of heart, . Faz the foundations wilt bee caſt downe: end tuhat Hath tbe rigSteeus done? . 4 he Lamis in his holy Temple: the Lordes Seateis inheauen. ee . §. Mis epesconfiner the pooꝛe: and his eye liddes tryeth the children of men. _. 6 The Lom alfotocth the righteous: but the bu⸗ godly, ann him that delighteth inswickesnelle doth Gis S fouk abborre. 7 Uthe bagodly be hall raine mareg, fireann bzimſltone, ſtozme and teimpelts thig ſhalbe their pogtion to drinke. 8 For the righteous Low loueth righteouſnes: bis ‘countenance tall beholathe thing that is iuſt. ‘ Saluum me fac. -Pfal. 12. Eipe me Loz, forehere is not one g oly man He forthe farthfutl ave miniſhed from among ame. He chldeen ofinen, =f 2: Chev talke af banitie euery one Lith bigui l Dout:thep doe but Hatter with theirlips and dillemble vaith their double heart. 3 The Low Hall roote out ail deccitfiull lips ann ‘the tongue that peakeeh proun things. , “ahs 4Thich haue Cain, Aith our tongue tue will pze- “maile: we are thex that ought te ſpeabe, whois ILa „aner ba? ea ‘5 «Sow for the comfoztteffe troubles Cafe of the needy: and becauſe of he deepe ſighing of the pone. 6. 3| witlop (faprh che Lord: ) and wil Helpe euery one fiom him that (wellerh egamni pim, ann wil iet hennat telt l «The Plaines. T —2 Thei. days- i »7 The words of the Leꝛd are pure weꝛdaꝛeiuen ag the Giner which from the earch ig tryed, and parities leuen times in the fice, Si ED e 8 hou Malt keepe them, D Lon: thaw ſhalt p ferne þimtrom thig generation tez ener, o? 9 Che vngodly walke on enecp fives when they are. sepaltes the childzen ot men are purte rebuke. > ‘Viquequo Domine, Pal uz... ¢ 8 ee He long wilt thou fozget me Send thee Helpe from the Sanctuary : ans ſtreugth thee out of Sion. 3 Remember all thy offrings:and accept thp burnt facrifice. 4 Graunt chee thy hearts nehire: and EEN all chp minte. 5 Ce Wi! reiopce in thy falvation, anv triumph in the ame of the Loꝛd our God: the Aoz pertoame all thp petitior g.. 6. aw know J that the Lore Ipet) bis anoin⸗ ted, ano wil heare Dim from. bis Daip. heauen: ewer with the whole ome rengti af his right hand. 7 Some put their truſt in charets, ang fome irt hoꝛſes: but we will remember ie ame of the Loge our Gov. 3 Thep are hroughe downe and fallen: but we are rilen md ſtand bpzighe. 9. Saue Lora, and beare bg, D Wing of heauen; when toe call opon thse: Domine in virtute. Pfal gt. F He Ring Hal teiopce in thp ſtrength. ow: ege cecbing al a Mall he be of thp faluation. 2 Thor hall given bin his hearts delice, and bak not denied him the requeſt of hig lips. >. Foꝛ thou halt pꝛeuent him with che ble Tings of pni and ait tet a crowne of pure gola vpon g head. 4 We alken life of thee ano thou gauen bim a lorg {ife : euen foz ener and ener, 5. Pis bonom is great in thpfatuation : glozp aun great worſhip Halt thorlap dpon him. 6 Fo: thou balt giue him euertalting felicitp: anv. make tim gian with the ioy of thy countenance. ' 7 Am tohp? becanfe the King putterh bis teut i the 1o20: anv inthe mercp ef the moft Highelt, he ſhal Mate ies thal fecle thpt 8 chine enemies fall fecle thy hand sthp ri Hann Mal finve out them that hate thee, bright 9 Thou Halt make them like a fierie ouen intime of thp wath: the Logo Mall aeftrep them in big diſplea⸗ uce and the fice Hall conſume them. 10 Their kruit ſhalt thou reet out of theearth: ans their feen from amona the childꝛenokmen. 11 Fozthey intended miſchiele againſt thee: ¢ imas gined fuch a Denice ag they are not able to performe. 12 Therrfoe fhalt thou put chem to flight: ann the. ſtrings of thy bowe hale thou make reavp againſt the face of them. 13: Be thou eralted Lom in thine owne ſtrengthe fo twill we fing ant prayſe thy pomer. Deus,Deus meus, Pfal.2 z M: Ged, my God (looke vpon me) why haſt ou foꝛſaken mes and art ſo farre from mp Fuening, saith, ano from the tort sof my complaints sprayer. - 2 D mp Goo J cep in the daytime, but thou hea reſt not; and in the night feafon alio take no reff.” 3% Tus Theiiiiday. L toai thou continues? bolp: D thon tuorttip of tatl, 4 Dur fathers hopen in thee: they truften in thee, and thon diddeſt veliner them. 5 Thep callen upon thee, and tere holzen: thep put therr truſt im thee,and were not confounted. 6 But as fo: me, J ams wozme,and no man:a bee ty ſcorne of men, and the outcaſt ot the pecple. 7 Gil thep that fee mee, laugh me to (comes thep fhoote out their lips,anc hake their heads, faping. 8 He truſted in Gen, chat Hee would delinger ims fet Sim deliuer him, if be will haue him. 9 Bue thou art Bee that iooke me out cf mp mo- thers wombe: thou walt mp Lope then J hanged pet bpon mp mothers bzealts. 10 Jhane heene left onto thee ener fince J wag Hogue: thou art mp God,euen fro mp mothers wembe, 11 D goe net from me,foz trouble is Gard at band: and there ig none to belpe me. 12 Many oren are come about mee: fat bulks of Balan clofe me iron eucrp Give. > 13 They gape bpon mee with their montheg: agit were a ramping ano rearing Lion, 14 Jam pomen out like water, anb all mp honig are otit of fopnt: mp heart alo inthe mid& of mp body íg cuen like melting ware. 15 Wp ftrength ig ozied bp hike apetiheard.and mp tongue cleaueth tomp gummes: anv thou Halt bang me into the Duk of deach. 16 Foꝛ (many) dogs ate come about mees andthe coimſell of the wicked taped liege again me. 17 They pearced my hands and mp feete, 3 map tel all mp bones : thep Rand Haring and looking bpon me. 18 Thep part mp garments among them: ann caſt {ots vpon mp veſture f 19 But be not thon farre from me, D Lez : thou art mp ſuccour.haſte thee to he'pe me. 20 Deliver mp foule ftom the ſweꝛd: mp dearling from the powert ofthe dogge. 21 Saue me fro the Lions month : theu Halt heard me alfo from among the Homes of the Anicornes. 22 J willacclare thy ame onta mp brethren: in the mivreft of the Congregation will Dpraple thee. 23 O pꝛaple the Loza pethat feare him: magnifie him all yee oẽ the leede of Jaceb, and feare him all pee ſeede of Iſrael. 24 Foꝛ hee bath not deſpiſed no? abhoꝛred the lowe elkate of the poore, He hath net bin bis face from pim put when he caller onto him, he heard him. 25 Wp pꝛaile is of thee in b great congregation: mp Howes wil J perkorme in the fight ofthem p keate him. 26 Oke poore alleate and bee fatilfied: thep that feeke after the Loz Wall pape him, pour heart Hall liue for euer. 27 All the ends of the woꝛld ſhall remember them- ſeltiez, and he turned bnto the Lo: and ail the kine reds of the nations hall woꝛſhip before him. 28 Foathe kingdome is the Bogs: and hee is the gouerneur among the people. 29 AN luchas be kat vpon eatth; haue eaten and woꝛſhipped. 30 Althey hat goe dovne into the tuft, fhal Eneele Before himtand no man hath quickenen his obone fone. 31 Dy leeve Hall lerue bim : thep Hall bee counted bntothe Lo: foz a gencration 32 Thep Hall come, anv the heauens fhal nedare bisrighteouseffe: onto a pecple that hall bee bome, tuhom the Lom bath made. G > Dominusregit me, Pſal 23. T He Low ig mp Hephearys therefoze can J lacke: nothing, i ; The Pfalmes. : a Hefhallfecse me in agreene pallure: and leade me forth belide the waters ot comfort. 3 He hhallconvert mp lonte: and baing me forth im the paths ot righteoufhene foz bis lames lake. 4 Sea, though J walker zer.gh che vallep cf the ſtadew of teath, J will feere no euti: for chou att way me, thy rod ans thp Rafe comfort me. Cron Halt prepare a talle before mee agami them tiat trouble mee: thou baft anopnect my pean Lith ople and mp cup fhalbe full. 6 Burthplouirg kindnes and mercy fhall fel'obs me allthe dapes ct mp lite; and J wil divel in the boule ef the ILo te2 cuer. Dominieft terra. Pfal.24. De earthis the Lorde s allthat chercin ig: the compafle of the wob. thep that dwel therein, 2 Fezbebath founven it bpon the feag: and prepated it byen the floor g. Who fall a'cend into he Hill of the Low: og who hall tiſe vp in his help p'ace ? 4 Euien he that hath clcane hands e apure hearts and that bath wot lift bp his minne vato vanitie, Rog ſworne to dereiue his neighbour, 5 Hepat receure the blefing fromthe Loyd: and rightcoull:effe from the God ot bis ſaluatien. 6 Gis is the generation ef them that eeke him: euen of them that lecke thy face, D Jacob. 7 Lift vp your heads.O ree gates, and he pe lift bp pee euerlafiing deores: and the King of glozp ſhall come in. 8 CLike is the King of glozpsit is the Lom ſlrong and mighty, euen tke Lord mightp in battell. 9 Lift vp ypour heads, D pe gates, ann bee pe lift bp pee euerlaſting Doozes :and the King ef glory Hall come in. 10 Taho ig the King of glop: euen the Lon of holts, he is the King of glogp. AdteDomine. Pfal.25. Vy Nto thee, D Lor, wil J lift vp mp u'e my Gon Ihaue put mp truſt in thee: D let me not lie cons founted neither tet mine enemies triumph cure me. 2 Joal! thep that hepe in thee, fhalluot be aſhas med: butfuch as tranigretle toitheut a canle, han be putto cenfugon, 3 PSbhewme thy wapes, D Low: andteach mee thy paths. 4 eave me forth in thp trueth and learue me: foz theu art the Ged of mp ſaluation, in thee hath bene mp Hope ail the vap long. 5 Call to remembzance, D Lor, thptentcr mere piegi and thp louing kinvencfle which bath bene euer of olre. 6 Dhremembernot the finnes arn offences cf mp pouth : but accoping to thy merep thinke theu tpon me (D Lom) foz thp coonnefie, 7. Sracteug and righteous ig the Lo + therefore will be teach ſinners in the wap. 8 Them that be mecke Halhe guive in iutgemint: and luch as be gentle them faH be tearne his wap. 9 Allthe pachs of the Low are mercp and triethz onto fuch as keene his Couenant ard hic teRimonies. to Fozthp ames fake, D Logo: he merciftull gis to mp ſinne,koꝛ itis great. 11 What man ís hee that feereth the Lozd; him fhall be teach in the way that he fhal! chute. _ 12 Dis oule Haltech at cafe : and hig ſeede Hati inherite the lant, 10 Ehe fecret of the Lo:te is among them that feere Bim: and he wilt fete them bie Concrant. _ 14 Dine eyes are tuer looking onto the Loz: fog be ſhall plucke mp feste ort of the net, £ 4 a5 Gume They.day, ey N Morning prayer. — c — — pame Wda ThePhalmes. · The viday. - Turue thee bnto me, and hate mercy Sport me: fo: Jam delolate and in milery. 16 Chelorowes of my heart are inlarged: D bing thon ine out of mp troubles. 17 Looke spon mine aduerſitie ano miſerie: and forgiue me a!l mp ſinne. £8 Conlider mine enemies how many thep are: ana thep beare a tpraanous hate againſt me. ) t9 Dkeepe mp lointean deliuer mes {et me not be sonfoundes,toz J Hane put my teul inthee. 20 Let perfectneife and righteous nealing waite bpon me: far my hope hath bese in chee. 21 Deliuet Ilrael, D Goa; out of alt his troubles, TudicameDomine, Pſal 26. DE thoumptuoge, D Low, for J haue walken ta: nocentlpsinp treats hach bene alto inthe Lozd, there⸗ . fo hall J not fall, 2 Examine me,D Lov, and prone me; trp out mp reines and mp Heart. - 3 Foz thp loving kindneſſe ig ener before mine gpeg: and Y willwatke in thy trueth. 4 T haue not dwelt with vaine perons: neither wil J bane fellommbip with the deceitkull. 5 J hane hated the congregation of the wicked: and twill not fit among the vngodiy. 6 I will wah mp Bandsin inuacencie, D Lon: and lo will J goe to thine altar. 7 That N map Hew the boyce of thankefgiuing: and tell of allthy wonderous workes 8 Lorn, 7 bane louen the habitation of thy hontes anu the place tohere thine honour dwelleth. 9 D fhutnot np mp foule with the finnerg: nozmp life with che bloodthirſtie. 10 Ju whoſe hands is wickednelſe: and their right Hands are full of gifts. 11 Gut as forme, V wil walke iamocentlpy:D Lom Deliner me, and he mercikull onte me. _ 12 Dp koote ſtandeth right: Jwill pralſe the Lom in the congregations. Dominus illuminatio, Pfal.27. 13 Teach mee thy toap, D Loyd: ans leave me in the right wap, becaule of mine enemies. 14 Deliner me not ouer inta the wil of mine amters farieg: tng there ace falle witnelles rilen bp again’ me and {uch as peake mong. £5 J Hoala vtteelpyaue fainten: hut that J bes leeue berelp to ſee the goodneſſe of the Loguin the fanz. of the liuing. - ; 16 Dtary than the Loms lealure: be ſtrong, and þe Hall comsfogt thine Heart , and put thou thy truſt im the Lozo. i Ad te Domine. Pial 28, Ma thee twill J crp, D Loza my ſtrength: thinke no (come of me , left if thou make ag though thou. heareſt not, J become like them that goe Bowne inis tepit, ; ; h Heare the boice of mp humble petitions when J try vnto thee: wien T hold op mp Hands towarn the Mercie eate of thp holy Temple. 3 Oplucke mee vot away (neither vefFrop mee) With the ungodly and wicked Doers: which ſpeake friendly to theirt neighbours, but imagine milchiete in their bcarts. : 4 Reward them accowing to their deedes: and ace coring to the wickedneſſe of their owne intentions. 5 Recompenle them after $ woke oftheir hands e pap them that they haue deſerued. 6 Foz chepregard not in their minns the works of the Lod, toz the operation of his bands: therefore hal he byeake them towne,and not build chem bp, 7 Pꝛapſled bethe Law: fog he ath heard the boice ofinp humble petitions. 8 The Low is my ſtrength ana mylhield, my beare: hath trike in him, 3] am beipen : rherefoze mp heart Danceth foz ioy, and in my feng miil Y pravile bin. 9 She Lowis mp frength: anahe ig the wholes fome dekenee of his anopnted. 10 D fauethy people, gitte thp belling into thine inberitance t keede them, and (et them bp fog euer. AtferreDomino. Pfal,29. k Ye Lord is mp light and mp faluation, them B Ring vnto the Loz (D pee mightie) bzing voug Euening then ſhall feate : the Lorn is the ſtrength oẽ D rammes vnto the Lozde alcribe onto the ILo woz prayer, my life of whom then hall J be afraide fhip anv Grength. How taketh me bp. 2 Tuhen the wicked (euen mine enemies and mp foe) came Spon me to eate bp mp fieh: thep Rumblen ano fell. 3 3. Though an hofte of men were tain agaiuſt me, pet hall nat mp heart be afraid: and though there role op tuarre again& me,pet will T put mp trat in hin. 4 Mnerhinehane J deſtred of the Lorn, which Y foil! requiſe: euen that J map dwel in the houle of the ILo: all tie Dapes of my life, to behold the faire beautp of the Low, and to bifit hig temple. 5 Farinthetime of trouble he Hall bine me in his tabernacle: pea, in the fecret place of his dwelling hall he hive me, and fet me bp upon a torke of Rone. 6 And note Hall be littyp mine head: abone mine ehentie? rony about me. 7 Therefore wil Y offer in his dweſting an oblati⸗ ott with areat laonen: J wil Gig and Speake prayſes vnto the Lom. 8 Hearken vnto mp voyce, D Lor, when J crp one to thee : baue mercy ppan me; and heare me, 9 Wy beare hath tatken of thee, leeke pe mp face: thy face Lorn will J ſeeke. 10 D hisenot thou thy face ftom mes nez calkthy Yr Till magnifie thee, D Loz, for thou Halt lee me Morning feruant away in diſpleaſure by: and not mave my foes to triumph ouer me. ¶ prayer ru Thou hak bene mp ſuccour: leaneme not, neis therforfake me, D Eni of mp fattration. ‘ro Anni Father and ax mother lorlake me: the | z Gine the Lon the Sonour due vnto his Mames tos2fhip the Lord with bolp woꝛſhip. 3 St isthe Lom that commanveth the waters sit ig the glorious God that maketh the thunder. ( 4It is the Lom that ruleth thelea, the vopce ef the Tord ig mightp in operation: the voice of the Lom ig a gloꝛious voyce. s Thedoice ofthe Lom beeaketh the Cevartreeg s: pea,the Lord hzeaketh the Cedars of Libanns. 6 De mave them alfo to ſkip like a Calfe: Libanus alfa and Speion like a pong Cinicozne. 7 The voyce of the Low diuideth the flames of fire the popece of the Logo thaketh the wild erneſſe: pea, the Lord hhaketh the wildernelle of Eanes: 3 Whe voyce of the Lord maketh the Hindes te bring forth pong, and vilcouercth the thicke bufheg + in his Temple noeth euery man ſpeake of his Honour. 9 The Lorn ſitteth abone the water Roon: anv the Levremaineth a King fo? ener. zò The Low Mall gine ſtrength onto his peoples the Low Mall giue his people the bleſſiug of peace, Exalrabote Domine, Pfal.30. 2 D Loz my Gon, cerpen vntothee: anv thorn halt heated mre, | 3 Mhow ow halt broug hemp fonte ont of Gel thers. halt kept mp life from them that gog Dorme tothe pita 4 Bug gs Vi.daye 4 Sing posites bnto the Loyd (D pe faints of his:) * * thankes to htm foz a remembzance of his Hos ine . 5 Foz bis wath endureth hut the twinkling of an epe, ana in bis plealureis life : heauineſſe map endure fo: a night, but top commeth in the moming. 6 Anba in mp prolperitie Viapo, Y Hall neuer he remoued: thon Loꝛd of thp goodneſfſe hadſt made mp Hill fo ſtrong. 7 Thou diddeſt turne thpface (fromme: ) aud J wag trouble. 8 Chencrved Jvnts hee, D Logo: and gate me onto mp Lod right humblp. 9 Uhar pofite ts there in mp bloon: when F gee downe to the pit? ` 10 Shall the bukt giue thankes bnto thee : o Mal it Declare thp trueth? tt Deare,D Lozd, and hane mercy bpon me: Lom De thou mp helper. 12 Thou haft curnes mp heauineſſe into iay: thou baft put off mp Cackcloth,¢ giroen me with gladneſſe. 13 Theretoze (hal euery good man fing of thp paile witheut cealing: D mp Gor, F will gine thanks dato thee foz euer. ` Inte Domine ſperaui. Pial.3 r. 12 thee, D Lop, haue J put mp truf, Tet mee neuer be put to confulion: veliuer me in thp righteou neſſe. 2 Wow dobine thine eare to mes make afte to deliuer me. 3 Ano be thou my ſtrong rocke , sna the poule of Defence: that thou mapest tane me. 4 Forthowart mp rong rocke, and mp cafe: he thou allo mp guide, and leade me fo2 thp Names fake. 5 Daw meout of the net that they haue fai pet= silp for me: foz thon art my Arength. 6 Futorhp hands F commend mp (pirit : foz thon Falk redeemed me, D Lor, thou God of trueth. 7 Y baue bated then that old cf ſuperltitious ba- nities and my truſt bath hene tn the Low. 8 Bwilbe glad, and reiopee in thy merep: foz thou bag conlinered mp trouble, and alt knowen mp fonie in aduerſities. 9. Thou halk not Hut mee bp into the haun of the enemie: but haft tet my ferte in a large reome. ro Paue mercp bpon mee, D Logs, for F amin trowble: ano mine eye is conſumed foz erp Heauin: fle, pea.my ule and mp bony. j rs Formp life is waren olee with Heauinefle : ano mp veeres with mourning. 12 Wp frength failerh me, becaule of mite iniquis tie: and mp honeg are contd. ` r J became a repmoofe anong alf mine enemies, but fpecialty ameng mp neighbours: and they of mine acquaintance toere afrain of me, anv they that ain lee me without, conueyed themlelues from me. 14 Yam cleane fozgotten, ag a deat man out of minte: J am become tikea broken befel. 15 For J haue heard the hlafphemp of multitime · ava feare ig an euery Ane, while they conire torether again meg take their countelf to take atay mp tife. 16 But my hepe hath bene m thee, D Logo: F paue favn, Thonari mp GoD. { 17 Qp time ig in thp hand, teliner mefrothe hand of mine enemies: and from them that perfecate me. 18 Shetsthp cruant the light of hp countenance: ann faue me for thp mercies fake. 19 Let menot be canfounner,D Lo2d,for J hare called vpon thee: let che vngadly be put te confufion, ann be pit te tience in the grane. 29 Het piring ttusbe put to ſilence: which cruelly, aia airefully,g delvitelullx peaks again p righteous, The Plalines. 21 D hote plentiful is thp goodnefſe, which thor Halt layde vp toz them that feare thee: and that thers balt prepared foz thera that put cheir truſt in thee,euen befoze the Cornes of men ! i 22 Thou halt Hine them priuily bp thine owne pres fence, ficm the pzouoking of all men: chou Halt keepe them lectetly in thy tabernac’s tro the ſtrike of tongues. 23 Thanks he to the Loz: foz be hath ſhewed me maruei ous great kindnelle in a ſtrong citp. 24 And mien J mave halte, J (aia: 3) am cak out Of the figit ofthine epes. 25: Neuertheleſſe thou heardelk the voyce of mp paper: when F crped ento thee, 26. D loue the Lord all pee his Saintes : foz the Loz preleructh them that are faithfull, and plentes oully rewardeth the proube doer, 27 Ge rong ann be Hal ſtabliſh pour Heart: ad pe that put pour truf inthe Low. Beati quorum. Pfal.3 2. z The vi.da N prayer, B= is be tobele pnrighteoulnee is forgtuen: Evening cna whole finne ig couered. 2 Blelſed is the man bato whom the Lerd inputeth no finne: @ in whole Cpitit there igno guile. Foz while J helo mp tongue: mp boneg conlys mcu awar thzoagh mp vaplp complapning. 4 Foꝛ thy hardis heauy bpon me Dap and night and mp mapfture ts like the draught in ſummer. 5. J wil! knowledge my fime vnto thee: and mine vnrightecuſneſſe have 3 not try, & J (ait, I] will conteſſe my finnes tnto the Lord: aud fo thou fozgauelt the toi: ketnette of mp (ime, 7 Foz this thallenerp cne that ts godly make bis parer onto thee in a time when thou mapethe founds E in the great water foods thep hall not come nigh on. 8 Thou arta place ta hide mein, thon ſhalt pres ſerue me from trouble : thou Halt compalſe me abont with fongs of Deliverance, _ 9 GJwilenfszme thee,gteach thee ir $ wap wheres in thou halt goe: ana J wil guide thee mith mine epe. 10 Bepe not like to hozle and mulc, whirh bane no vnderſtanding: whole mouthes muft hee holden with bitte and bridle, leſt hep fallvpen thee. 11 Great plagues remaine for the vngodly: bus toho fo putteth bis trut in the Lord, merey embzaceth him on euery ſide. 12 Beſglad, D yee righteous, ant reiopce inthe Layo: and be ioyfull ali pe that are true of heart. Exultote iuſti. Pfal 33, R Eioyce inthe Lord, D pe righteous: for it berom⸗ meih well the iuſt to be thankefull. -~ 2 Phnaile the Lorn with Darpe: Ex Waimes bita to bim with the Lute and ir-Grament of ten firings, | Sirg bnto the Loz a new fong : fing payſes luſtily (onto him) with a goed courage, 4 Foz the woꝛde of the Low is true: and all hig- woꝛkes are fateh fill, 5 Del-uethrightcouftes and iudgement: the earth -ig fall ofthe goodneſſe of the Lizma: 6. Bothe word of p Loz were the heatuens mave: anv all the boftes of them Dp the breath of his mouth. 7 He gathereth the taaters ofthe fra together. ag it were bpon an heape: aud lapeth vp the uccpe apm atrealure Lone. 8 Letall the earth feare the Lome: fanu in awe of him all pe that dwel in the waza: 9 #02 be (pake, andit was Done : he commanded, and it ſtood faſt. 10 The Lom bringeththe counlet ef the heathen to nought: ana maketh the deuices of tte people to be of. nose cect, ann calketh out hecounfela or Prinres u Ter — — ee N ° he vi.day. The Pſalmes. Theviidays rx The counlell of the Lem Gall endure fog euer: anv thethoughts ef bis heart from generation tog neration. 12 Bleflen are the people whole Gov is the Lom Jehoua: aus blefies are the folke that be haty cholen co Sint to be bis inheritance. 13 The Loz locken downe from heauen, anv be Helv all he chiteaen of men : from the babitation -f his oincHing ve conſidereth al them that dwel inthe earth. 14 Oe fafhionech al the Gearts of them: anb Saber Kanech all their wegkes. 15 There igne king thatcan be fauew by the mutt titude of att hoſte: neither ig anxmightie man deltue- red bp much ſtrength. 15 A hole is counten but a baine thing te fane a moan: wether Halt hee deliuer any man bp his great ſtrength. 17 Behold, the epe of the Lord is bpen them p feare him: atta port them that piit their truſt in Gis mercy. 18 To deliuer their foules trom death: and to feeve „them in che time of dearth. ~ x9 Dur toule bath patiently tarien Foz the Loz: fog “ Beis our helpe and our ſhield 20 Foz our Heart Hall reiopee in him: becaule we Gaue hoped ta bis Roly Fame. 21 Let thpmercifull kindnelſe (D Lon) be bpon BS: like as we Doe put our trak in thee. Benedicam Domino. Pfal 34. I THEN alway gine thankes onte the Low: His paile fali ener be in my mouth. 2 Wp eme Hall make her boal of the Lom : the Humble fhall heare thereof and be glad. 3 Dmail the Logs with me; and let bs magnifie his Mame together. 4 Ylougheche Lord, and he heard me: pea, he deli⸗ tered me ant of all my feare 5 Toep had an eve vnto him, aud were lightened: and their faces were not ahamed. 6 Loe, the pooꝛe crieth,and the Loz heareth him: pea, and laueth him ont of all bis troubles. 7 The Angel ofthe Loza tarieth round about them that feare him: and deliuereth them, 8 D talte anv fee bow gracious the Lom is: blel⸗ ſed is the man that trufteth in bim. 9 Dfeare the Lam ve that be his faints: foz thep that feare Dim lacke nothing. 10 The Liong dec lacke, ano luffer hiumger: but they tabich leeke the Lord, fhal want no maner of ching that is goed. ri Come pe chimen and hearken onto me: F wii teach yon the feare ofthe Lom, . 12 Mahat man is he that laſteth to liue, and would Faine (ee good dayes: keepe thy tongue from eaill, ana thp lips that they peake na guile. ; 13 Elchew euil, noe genn: eeke peace, enfue it, 14 Ehe epes of the Loꝛd are ower the righteous: and bis eares are open inte thoir pzapetg. 15 De countenance of che Loꝛd is again them that pee ei: to roote out the remembzance of them from the earth. x 66 The rightesis erp, ana the Loz heareth thems and deliuereih them out of all their troubles. 17 The Low is nich onto themthat areca con- trite heart: anv wil ſaue itch ag be of an humble pirit. 13 Great are the troubles of the righteous: but the Foz deliuereth Him out of all, ‘ : ave keepeth all his bones: lo that not one of thent ¢ broken. 20 ‘But mifortune ſhall Tap the ongodlp: ann thep Chat hate che righteous, Halve delolate. az She Lor delincreth che loules of hig feruantg s * alther that put their truſt in him, all not be te itute. Iud ca me Domine. Plal.ʒ 5. drine with ine: and fight thou againſt them that Prayer. Pe thou my caule, D Logo , with them that Morning fight agani me. 2 May hand opon che Mhield and buckler: and Fann bp ta heſpe me. 3 Bang forth the (peare,anv Hop the wap again them that perlecute mes fap onto mp oule, J am thp ſaluation. 4 Let them bee confounded and put te ſhame that ſeeke after mp ſoule: fet them bee turned backe, and brought to confulion, that imagine milchiefe for me. 5 ict chem bee as the dul before the winde: and the Aneel of the Lon ſcattering chem. 6 Let their wap be zake and flipperp: and Yet the Angel of the Loz perfecute them. 7. Ferthep haue patiilp lato their net to deſtroy me without a caule : yea, euen witheut a caule bane thep mave a pit fo: mp foule. 8 Let ad:nden deſtructien come bpon Him onae wares, ad his net that he hath laid patuclp catch Hime felfe: that he map fall into his owne mi.chiefe. 9 And mp loule, be iopkull inthe Lozd: it Hail ree iopce in bis faluatfon. 10 Al{mphones halllap, Low, whois like orto thee, which deliuereſt the pooze from him that is tes firong foz him: pea, the pooze and Lim that is in milee rie, krom Him that (popleth him. 11 Falle witnefle sin rife op; thep tapte to mp charge things that 3 knew wot. „12 They rewarded me enill foz goed: te the great pilcomfozt of mp forte. 13 Neuertheleſſe, when thep were Recke T put om feckcloth, am Humbled mp ſoule with fafting : and mp paper Hal turne into mine otone boſome. 14 J behaued mp lfe ag though it had hene mp friend , 0? mp bzother : T went heauily, ag one that məurneth foz his mother. ; 15 Butin mine aduerſitie hep reiopced, and ga theren them together: pea, the verp abiccts came toe gether egatrft me vnawares, making mowes at mee, and ceafed not, i 16 THith the flatterers were buke mockers: which gualhed bpon me with their teeth 17 Lom, bow long wilt thou looke bpon this: D Deliner my foule from the calamities which thep baing on me,and my dealing from the Liong. 18 So wil J giue chee thanks itt the great conares gation: V till pzaple thee ameng much people, ` 19 Dlet not chemehat are mine encmies triumph ouer me bngodly: neither let them winke with theit epes that hate me without a cauſe. 20 And whp ? their communing is not foz peacet hut thep imagine veceitfull womeg again them that ate quiet in the land. 21 Thep gaped on me with their mouthes, ane Caids Fie on thee, fie on thee, we fato ft with our epes. 22 Thig thou halk ſeene, O Loꝛde: holde not thp tongue then. goe not farrefrom me,D Loꝛd. 33 Awake and Rand bp to iudge mp quarel: auenge thou mp cauſe,my Goo and mp Lon. 24 Junge mee, D Lord mp Gor, according to thp righteoutteffe: and Iet them: not triumph over me, 25 Let them not fay in theirfearts, Where, there, fo toouly we haue ic: neither let them fap, 0e haue vee worn him. 26 Let them be put to confufon € ſhame together that refopce at mp trouble: {et them be clethed with ree buke ang difforour that boaſt themle lues agsinſt iah 27 Th j 4 Euening prayer. evii.days 27 Let them be glad and releyee that fauour mp righteous dealing : pea,tet them fap alway, Biefler be — Lozd, which bath plealure in the paofperitie of bis ruant. 28 ana as kor my tongue, it ſhall be talking of thp righteouſneſſe: and of thp p ayle all the Dap long. Dixit iniuftus. Pfal.;6. B Heart ſheweth me the wickedneſſe of the vngod⸗ ip : that there ig no Feare of God before his cpss. 2 Fez be Hlatrereth hinsicife in bes owne fight: bu- till Gis abominable ſinne be found ont. 3 The woꝛds of His month are vnrighteous, amn full of neceit : be hath left oſfto behaue himlelte twitelp, and ta Doe goon, 4 Mcinagineth mifchtefedpsn his bed, anv bath fet himletfe in vo gsod wap 3 neither Doeth he abhozre anp ching hat is euill 5 Copmerce(D Lozw)rcacheth onto the heauens: and thy faithfulnetie puta the clondes, 6 Thprigh:eoulnes ſtandech like the ſtrong moun- taines : thp Quogements are like the great deepe. 7 Thau Log pait Caue both man and healt: how excelent ig thp mercp,O Gon: an: the chilozcnefmen Hl pet their truf vicer the Matom of thy wings. 8- Thep Hali te ſatiſſied mith the plenreouinefe of thp borsie sand thou Hali gine chem danke of thp picar fures,as cut of the river. 9 For w'th thee is the well of lifer ann in thp light hall we lee light. 19> D cantinue foz b chp lauing kinpneſſe onte thent- tha: know thee: atta thprighreownefie vato chem that are true of heart. 11 Diletnor she foot of pride come againft mer and let nor tee hand of the vngodlpraſi me downe. 12 rere are thep fallen (all) thar wozle wickens neſſe: they are caſt nomne ano fhaluot be able to fiand. Nolizmulari, Phl 37: Ret not thp (elfe,becaule of che vngodly: neither F thonenuioug againſt ihe euill doers. ' 2 Foz thepfhall leone be cut Tohme like the gralle: and be witherco enen as the greene herve. 3. Put thou thy truſt in the Lom, be doing goons dwelt in the land, and verely thou ſhalt De fen. 4 Delight thou in the Lozd: anv be Hal gine chee thy hearts Delite, 5 omnit thy way onto the Lezd: ¢ put thy truſt in him.and be ſhall brins it to pafe- 6 He fhatl make thy righteouſnes as clears ag the light: and thy tuft realine as the noone dap. 7 Hod thee Mil inthe Lo matine patiently vpon Hin : but griene not thy felfe at bim whole wap deeth pp per, axainſt p man that voeth atter cnifcounfailes, 3 Lease eiftrom tyzath and tet vo dt pleafure: fict not thp Scife. elſe alt thou he mored te roe enill: 9 Hicken norra fhal he rooted cuts ant they that patiently abine the Lord. thoſe Mall inherit the lana. ro Beta litle wile, and the vngodlyſhalbe cfeane none: thou ſhalt faoke after his place , and he Ht he way. i i Bit the mecke miriten Mall poſſeſſe the earth: anf] lhe ref eſhed inthe mutitute of peace. 12 The vngodly ſeeketh counlaite againit the ink : amd gnafheth upon him with his teeth. 17 -CHe Lord Hall tanec him co fome: foz He barh ferne that his vay is comming: The vngodlo haue rrateen out the ſword, aro “Sue henr their buts sto cel dobme the poore and vee· die andt Lip foch as be of a right connerſetion. 15 CThrir word Hall co theo igh heir onne Heart + gan their hot Hall be broker. as Dorallrhiag hat therightrous ha hcs bettcr Lootlifhintis, ThePfalmes. They then great riches of the bngodly. ; 17 Fozthearmes of the vngodly ſhalbe broken: ana the iom vpholdeth the righteous. 13 The Lozd knoweth the napeg of the sngovlps ana their inberitance Hall endure foz euer. 19 Thep hall not bee confounved in the perilous tines @ in the daxes of dearth thep ſhall Gaue enough, 20 As forthe sngodly,thep ſhall perifh, and the ence mies of the Loz hall confume ag tie Fat of Lambes; pea euen ag the tmoke hall thep confiume alway. a1 The vngodly hozowerh and papceh not againes but che rightesus ig mercii and liberali. 22 Such ag be tlefed of God, Halt poſſeſſe $ lanos and thep that be curled of him, halbe rooted out. 23 The Lov ordereth a goon mang going : and maketh big wap acceptable to vimſelfe. 24 Though te fatl,he Hai not be cak aap: forthe Load bpholoerh him with bis hand. 25 J baue bene poung , and now am eine: and pet law J nener therighteoustortaken , Roz his leede bege ging their bzead. — 26 The rigbteous ig ence mercifull, and lendeth: 200 1l. anb his leed is bleſſed. ` x 27 Flee krom enill, anv doe the thing that ig goons and Divell foz encrmore. io 2g Foz the Lozd loueth the thing that is right: he — not hig that be godiy, but they are preferued U2 Siter. 29 Cheriahteous hall be pim'fhen: ag foz the feep of the pigonlp,ir Halbe rcotes out. 39 The tighteons fhall inherit the land: anv ewel therein foz enter. 31 The mouth of the righteous is erercifen in tie dome: and hts tongue willbe talking of iupggement. 32 The Law of his Go isin his heart: and hig goings ſhall not ſſide. 33 The vn rodly leeth the righteoug : anv ſeeketh oscafion to flay Him. 34 Whe Lozd will not leaue Him in bis hamid s nog condemne bim when heteiutges, . } 35 Depe thou in the Lod,ann keepe his way, ane he hal promorerhee, that theu ſhalt poſſeſſe the lande when the vngodly ſhall perih thon (halt Cee it. 36 3 my felfe hare feene $ vngodly in great power: and klo riſhing like a greene Bar tree, 37 Ana J went. bp an loe, be was gone: Jfeught Dim, but bis place conto no where be fo sep, 35 Keepe inmocenc’e, avn take herd onto the thing pint ig right + fog that Had bing a man peace at the 39 Asfor the tranfarcfloirs,thep ſhall periſh toges ther: and the end of the vngodly is thex Mall be rooren oitt at the Talk, 40 But the fafuation of the righteous commeth of the Lora ; twitch is allo thea ſtrength in thetime of trouble 4: And the Lon Hal fann bythem, and ſaue them: he ſhall veluer themfrom the vngodly, ann hall faue them, becaule ther put their truſt in-home Domine nein furore. Pfal.38.° i My it me not to rebuke (D Lom) m thine anger: Psr chaſten mein thy heauy pilpleature. 2Foꝛthine arrowes ſtiche fafi in me: and they pen packlerh me loze. 4 3. Chereisnohral:h in my fleſh, beczule of thy oth pleature-: nether {g there auprcttinmp benes, by reas foitof mp Rune. ~ 4 Fatmy wickednefſes are gone ener mp head: and are like a fog: burden tee heauie for me tobeare 5 Wy wounds ſtinke and are compe : threugch mp Morning player. ECL Les day’ Y —— The viii day. . 6 Jam brought into fo great treuble and mileric: that T go mourning all the day tong. . » Fog mp lopneg are fillen toiti) a loze diſeaſe: and there ig no whole part in mp boop. + 8 Jam feeble and io {mitten : J haue roared foz the berp diſquietneſſe of mp heart, g Lom, thou knowelt all nip delice : and mp gro- ning is net hiv from thee. to Wpbeart panteth, mp ſtrength hath failen me: arn the fight of mine epes ig gonefrom me. 11 Qp lowers aud mp neighbours nid anv Iseking bpon mp trouble: ana mp kinlemen oan akarre off. 12 Thep allo that toughe after mp life, layd lvares foz me: ann thep that went about te Bo me eni'l,talkcd of wickedneſſe, and imagined deceit all the vap long. 13 Gg fox me, J| wag like a deafe man, anv heard Not: and ag one that is dumbe, which doeth not open big mouth. . 14 became cuen ag aman that heareth net: anv in whoſe masth are no rep2roo‘es. . 15 Fozinehee,D Lord, haue put mp truf; thou fal: anfwere foz me,D Loꝛd mp Gon, 16 Ihaue requiren that thep (enen mine enemies) fhould not triumph ouer mee : foz whea mp oote Ript, thep reiopeed greatly againit me. , 17, Ano J| truelp am tet inthe Uitielle ie ener in mp fight. 18 Foz J will confeile mp foz mp ſinne. 19 But mine enemies line, ak that date me wrongkullp, are many nT er. 20 Thep allo that reward cuill faz goon, are againſt me: becauve 7 follow the thing that geod ig. 21 Folake me noi, D Loz mp Gon: be not thou farte froin me. 22 Wale thee to Gelpeme : D Lowe Gon mp fal- ation. Dixi,Cuftodiam. Ph! 39. Daid, T till take heed to mp wapeg : chat J off.ny Hot iit mp tongue. 2 YJ wilkecpe mp mouth (ag it were with abridle:) While the vngodly ig in mp ight.. hela mp tongue, anu (pake nothing: F kept i- tence, pea euen from woon w003, hut it was paine and grieke to me. ý ~ 4 Wy heart twas hot within me,and tabile T was huse muling, the fire kindled: and at the latt J tpake with mp congue, 5 Lorn fet me know mite end, the num er of mp Daies:that 3| map he certifica how leng | haue to liue, 6 Behold, thouhaſt made my dapes ag it were a ſpan long : anv mine age is enen as reaching in reſpect et thee, verely euery man liuing ig altogether bant-ie. 7 Forman walketh in a baine ſhadow, and vilquie- teth himlelke in paine : he beapeth vp riches, and cane not tel! tobo hall gather them. 8 Andnow Low, what ig np hope:truely mp hepe ég enen in thee. 9 Delizer mef-om all mine offences: anc make me not a reuke puto the fooliſh. 10 Ibecame dumbe,ann opened not mp mouth: foz it was thy nog. 1c Fake thp plague away from me + Fam enen conſumed bp the meanes of thp beanie hand. 12 Tuhen thou with rebukes noel chaffen man faz finne, thou makeſt his beautte to confiime amay like ag it were a moth fretting a garment + enerp mati there fore ig hut vanity. _ £2 Heare my nraper.D Lom, am with thine cares confizer my calling : bola net thy peace at my teares. 34 Foz: Zama lcanger with tice,and a ſoiourner: ThePfalmes. ag allmy fathers were, 15 D tpare mee alittle, that Jmay reconer mp frenigth : betoze J gs hence, and be no mog ſeene. Expectans expectawi, Pfal 40. Waited paticnelp foz the Lor : and pe cnelined pita to me, and beard mp calling, a 2 De bzought me allo out of the horrible pit,out of the mire and clap : an’ fet my fete vpon the recke, ang ordered mp goings. 3 And He hath put a new ſong in mp mouth: euen a thanklgiuing ents our Goo. 4 Wanp ſhall (ce it, and feare: anv ſhall put theit truf in the 1620, 5 Bieflen isthe man chat hath fet his hope inthe Loꝛd: and turned not vnto the prona and to ſuch as ge about with lies, 6 D Loz my God, great are thp wondereus works which thou Hak done : Lhe ag bee allo thp thoughts which are ta bs- matt, and pet there ig no man that ope Dereth them vnto thee. 7 JE T wonld neclare them and ſpeake of them; thep honn be mo then J am able tocrpzeile. 3 Sacrifice and meate otering thou woul not haue: bur mine cares Halk theu opened, 9 Burnt offerings anv Cactifice foz finne hak thon noc required: then (aid J. Loe. J) conre. 1o Ju rhe volume of the booke it ig written of mre, that J ouin kulfil chp wi. D mp Goo: Fam content te Doe ít pea tip Law is within mp heart. 1c Y baue Declared thp righteouſueſſe in the great congregation: loc Y wil not refraine mp lips, D Loz, and that chou knoweft. 12 J baue vot hidde thy right eoulneſſe within np Beart : my talking path bene of thp tructh, ang of bp faluation. 13 J haue not kept dacke thp louing mercie ana trueth: from the great congregation. 14 Mithat not thou thy niercicfrom mee, D Lox : fet thp louing kinbneſſe and thp trueth alwap pꝛeſerue me. . 15 Fo innumerable troubles are come about me, mp finnes baue taken fuch holde Spen me , that Y am not able to looke bp: pea, thep are moe in number they the haires ofmine he d, and mp beart hath failen me. 16 D Loan let it be thy piealure to Deliner me: make Hafte(D Lord)to helpe me. 17 Let them bee afhamed anu confounded together yer ſeeke after mp fouleto deffrop it : let chem be Dzie en backward ant put to rel uke that wilh me euill, 18 Let them be de olate and retarded with Hame, that fap vnto me : Fie bpon thee, Ge vpon thee, 19 Let all thole that ſeeke thee. be fopfill anv glad in thee : anu let fuch ag loue thy (aluation, fap alteap, The Low be praplen. 20 Ag fo: me, 3 am pooze and needp: but the Low careth for me. 2a Thon are mp helper andredeemer : make no long tarpina,D my Hen. Beatus quiintelligit. Pfal.4t. Be. is hee that conſidereth the pooze (and-nees rie: ) the Loz Hatt veliner him in the time sf prayer. * trouble, . 2 The Lorn pꝛeſerue him anv keepe bim aliue, that De map be bleffeo Opan earth: and Deliuer not thog him into the will ef his enemies. 3 The Lorn comfort him when he Keth ficke ppon bis hen: make thou all big ben in Vis ficknefle. 4 ¥ lain. Lozn, be merciful onte me: Heale mp oule, - for J hane finned acainfi thee. 9 Wine enemies peake enil of me s when Gall be die, and pig name perife Pe The Viii.days “Thevilivday. = 6 And the come to fee me, he fpeaketh sanity: and bis heate cõcciueth falthoos within pimlelie, ann when He commer! foꝛth, be tellech it. 7 Gil mine enemies whilper together againſt me ; euen again ft me Doe thep imagine tois enll- 8 Ler the lencence of guũtinelle proceene again Dim: ano neto that be lieth, fet him rife np so moze. 9 Bea, euen mine owne familiar frieno whom T truſted: which viv alo eate of mp bread, Bath layde great waite forme =- _ 10 Buthe thou merciful antome, D Len: taple thet me op againe, and J Mall reward them. 11 Bythis Y know thou kauoureſt mes that mine enemie doeth vot triumph again me = -` 12 And when Jam in my health , thou vpholdeſt Mme: and ſhalt let ine’ befare'thp face føt etier. 13 Blelled be the Lord Gop of Ilrael molo withe Sut CHD: Amen. En a ) SQuemadnisdum. -Pfal. 42. . j Bee asthe Part delieeth the water bzookes: folone geih my loule afterthee,D Goo. , 2. p lore is athirſt ko God, pea; euen for the lis ting’ Gers when hall Ff come toappeare Detoze the pretence of Gove E A S j Myteares haire bene mp meate vap ana night: white thep Dayly lav vnto me, CUhere is now thp Bods 4 F2sw when i thinke thereupon, 3 pamwe out mp Geart bp mp ſelfe: foz Jwent with the multitude, anv braught chem korth into rhe pou? ef Goo. í ~ 5- Ju the bopee of pzaile and thanklgining: anong luch as keepe holy vap. ⸗Tahy art thoirfull of heauineſſe, (D mp ſoule:) and whp art thouſo diſquieted within me⸗· 7 PBut thptruſt in Gov: for V will pet wine him thankes for che belye of big countenance. = 8 Wp Gon, mp loule is vered within me: therefoze wiy rememberthee, concerning the land of gordan, and the lide Hill ot Dernion. 9 Daederpe calleth another, becaule of the nople ofthe tweaterpipes: alithp wanes ans ſtornes are gone ouer me. 10" The Lome hath graumted· His laning kindneſſe on the dap time: and in the wight leaton nio J fing of þin, ana made mp pzaver vate the God of mp life. Eas Y wiklapoute the God of mp ſtrength, why bak thon forgotten me: whp goe Ithus heauily, wylle the enemie oppreſſech meẽ? 12 Op bones are mitten aſunder, ag with a lwo: ay mine enemies (that trauble me) cafne inche teeth. 3Name ly, wy" ile hey dayly fay vato mes where ig nos thp Boa? t 14 Ahy art thou lo vexed. D mp foule: and why att tho: fo vifquieten withiame 2? — C5 Dpucespeeifkin God:kor T tail yet thanke him whieh ia the Helpeot mp countenance ant mp Gov. Tidicame Deus. Pral 47). r go Tue fentence with mer, Deon, and vefenn Feaneagaink th: vngodly people: D veituer mee fromthe deceitfull and wicked man, 2 Pv thou art toe Hod of my ſtrength, toby hak - on put me Eran chee: anv why gee J fo Heauilp, while the enemi? oppreilert me? 3 Den out thy light and ehptructh, that thep mp leademe;: and being medatathp Help Ht, andto . ‘thp ainciling. Aad that Y may woe wto the altat of Son, euen- vbntothe God ot my top ¢ gladaes: ana vpon the Warpe will I giue thankẽs vato thee,D Fon, mp Gav. 5, Chy art thou ſo heeuy, Dip foule: and vohy ant thau ſo diſquieted within me · The Pfalmes. 6 D put thp trut in Gos for I with per glue him — 2 whicy is the helpe of mp countenance, and mp v ry d , F Deus auribus. Pfal,44. The ix. Le haue heard with our cares, D Gos, Morning out katt ers haue totoe bss what thou halt prayer, - Bone in taeir time ofolde. 2 Pow chou haſt deen out che heathen with thp Hand, and plantes them in: homthon halk veltropen the Nations,ana calf them-out. 3 Forthep gate not the fans in poſſeſtion thꝛough their obone (wo-d: neither wag it their otne arme that helped them. 4 But thp right hand and thine arme and the light of — + becaute thou haddeſt a fauour bre to them. * = 5 He ge art my Bing (D Gon:) fend helpe onto acob.. 6 Though thee will we suerthzow our enemies and fn thy Name wil Wwe tread them vnder chat rele by agatnitys. -7 For Jwill not tra in my bowe: it is not mp ſword that fall helpe me, i 3 Buritis thoi that Cauck ss from our cremies: and putteſt them re contuſion that hate vs. 9 Wlemakeour bool of Gon all vap tong: and wa praple thp; Aambtor exc. 10 Hjort art farre off, anv putt: o¢ te dnd gard not fuzth With dur armies. self DS to turne our Backes vpon eng “tothatthep which pate 03, (popleour goog. > Thott letteſt vs to be eaten bp tike keepe: anv haft (catered vs among the Heathen 13 Thon leek thp people foz nought: and takelt na monep fo? them. : 14 Thou makelt bs te bee rebukes of our neigh⸗ hours: te bee laughen te feome, and hav in verificn of them that are routa about yg. ig 15 Thou makeli vs tobe a byweꝛd among the heas then: ana thatthe people hake their heangat os. ~ 16 My confilion is dayly befoze me: and the Hame - ofmp face hath courted me. 3 17 Forche bopce of the Lanverer anv blaſphemer: foz the enemie ano auenger. 1 3: Aun though all this he come spon vs, vet doc we not korget thee: nor beh aue our ſelues frewaralp in thp couenant 19 Dur heart is aot turned Dacke: neither our ſteps gone out of thy wap. . 20 JQo not when thou Halk (mitten bs inte che place of — and couered Ds. with the ſhadewe of death. : 20 BP wee hane korgotten the Mame af cur Goo, and olden bp onr hands to any france gon: Haltnet Gos learch it out 2 foz he knoweth che verp feer ets of tHe heart. - 22 Forthy fake allo are we killen all the vay long: and are countea as fheeve appointed to he faine, 23 Cp Eem, why leepelt thous awake, ano be not alent Fram D3 foz euer. 24 Wherelore hive theu thp face sanma korgetteſt out miſery ann trouble? . 25 Fozourloule is hꝛought lobo euen onto the nuik out bilip cleaueth ento the groimd. ‘ 26 Arile and helpe bs: and deliuer as fort hy mer cies fake. Eructauit cormeum, * Phal 45. Me heart is inpiting of a gaod matter: Y pesket L ithe things which J haue mave vnto the kmg a 2s y tomtucist§ep ys alarcavp-toitter. 3 Thou art fairer theuche childzen ofmens fall f gracc + day NÀ “Thheix.day: 3 grace ste thptips, becauſe Gov hath bleſſed tbee fo euct, 4 Giro thee with hp ſwoꝛd bpon thp high. D thou mot mighty: accoꝛding to ttp woelhip and renowme. § Seon lucke haue thou with wine yonour: ripe on, besaule of the woꝛde of tructh , of meckenelle, and rightesntheile, ana thp right hand ſhall teach chee ter · sible hings. 6 Ghpartowes are berp Harpe, and the people — lubdued vnto thee ; euen in the widdeſt among e kings enemies. 7 Why leate (O God) endureth foz euer:the feep» terof chp kingdome is a right icepter. f 8 Showhaktloucd righteoultes, and hate iniqute tie : wherefore Ged(euen thp God) hath anointes chee with the ople of glannefle aboue thp fellowes. 9. Allthy garments ſmell of Wpzrhe , Aloes, anv Caſſia: out of the Juoꝛie palaces, wherebp thep hane mabe thee glad. ro Kings daughters were among thp bonourable women: vpon thp right band did ſtand the Queene in ſh a wees of golde (wonght about with diuers cos Tours. ri Harken (D daughter) ¢ confer, encline thine eare: forget allo thine owne people, and top fathers ule· 12 Solhallthe king haue pleafure in thp beautie: Eo; be is thr Log (Gov) and wozlhip thou him. — 13 And the daughter of Cpze hall be there with a Gift: {tke as the rich allo among the pe: ple hall make their pplication befoze thee. 14 The kings daughter is al glozions witbin: ber clothing is of wꝛought golve j 15 Sbe lhall be bꝛought onto the king in raiment of needle worke : the virgins thar he her fellowes ſhall Beare Her company, and ſhalbe bzought buto thee, 16 With top anv glapuetie (hail they be bꝛought: and Gall enter into the kings palace. r7 In Gean of chp fathers thou Halt hane chilozen: hors chow mapelt make minces in all lands. 18 J wil remember chp Mane from one generation Site another: therefore (hall the people giue thankes brie thee worid without end. Deus nofter refugium. Pfal.46. Dr is our hepe and drength: a verp prefent helpe in trouble. 2 Therefore twill we not feare though che earth be 5* and though the hilg be caried into the minnek & 3 Though the waters thereof rage and iwN: ana though the mo-mtaineg thake at che tempelt otp lame, 4 Ghe riuerg of the fluon thereof Hall make glad the citie of Gon : che boly place of the tabernacle of the moft Dighel. 5 God isin the minven of her,therefoze Hal He not beremoued: God Hall helpe her, and that riche earlp. 6 The heathen make much adoe, and the kingdoms ate mooued: hut Goo hath Mewen his voyce, and the earth Hail melt away. — 7 The Loz of hofkg is with os: the Gov of Jacob is our refuge. 3 D come hither æ behold the workes ofthe Lon: that deſtruction he path brꝛought bpon the earth. 9 De maketh warres to ceale it ali the wold : be Breakerh the howe, and knappeth the ſpeare in funder, anb burneth the chariots in the fire. 10 Be til then, and knoto that J am Gon: Y will bes ma among the Heathen, and 3 wil he eralted in the earth. 2 1 The Low of poltes ig with og: the Gov of Jar cob fg on refuge, ThePfalmes. Omnesgemtes plaudiee. Plal.47- 2 Fsrche Loꝛd is high, ane to befearee: be is the great Ring vpon all the earth. i 3 He Hall lubdue the people onder bs: any the nas tiong buger our feete. 4 He all chule ont an heritage foz os: euen the worſhip of Jacob whem e loued. 5 Govig gone bp with a merp uople: aud the Lozo with the lound ofthe trumpe. 6 D Gug praples,Gng papies vnto (our) Gon: D fing papfles ting praples bito our King, 7 fo is the King of alltjeearth: Sng pe pzaples ich vnderſtauding Pf 8 Govreignerh euer che heathens Geo ſitteth ope onbisbolpfeate, 9 he princes of the preple are ioyned onto the people of the Gov of Abraham: foz Gon (which is bery bigh eralted) doeth befend che earth ag it were with a ield. Magnus Dominus. Pial, 48. Reat is che Loꝛd, and highly te te praplty: in th citp of our God, eüen bpon hrs holp hil, 2 he hill of ien is a faire place, anv the top of the whole earth: bpenthe Noꝛthũde lyeth che city of the great Ring , Govig well knowen tn ber palaces, ag a lure refuge. 3 Foz loe,che kings of the earth: are gatheren an’ gone bp together. 4 Shep marueilen to lee luch things: chep were altonied and ſaddenly cat Downe. 5 Feate came there vponthem, and zow: as bp- ona woman in her trauatle 6 Thou Halt bycake the ipsof the fa: though the Eaſtwinde. 7 Likeas we haue beard, fo Gaue twe ſeene inthe city of the Loz of hoſtes, in the city ofour Gon: Gov vpholdeth the Came fo: eucr. ETS 8 cUe wait foz thp louing kindnefie (s the minves of chy Temple. |e 9 D God, acceding tuto thp Mane, is thy pzaiſe pnta * worlds enbes thp right hann ig full of tighte· ou 1g . Y ? 10 Letthe mount Sion reiopce andthe Daughters of Juda be glad: becanle ef thp fubgements. tr CUalke about Sion, and goe roumd about hers and tell the towꝛes thereof. 12 Darke wel ber bulwarkes, fet op her houſes: that pe map tell them that come after, 13 Fox this God is our Gow foz euer and ener: be fhall be our guide vnto death. Auditehxc omnes. Pfal 49. O Weare pe this all pee people: ponver it with pout cares ali pe that divell in the wozo. 2 High and low,rich and pocze: one with another. 3 Wp mouth thal ſpeake of wiltome: andmp heart fhalt mute of pnaerGanding. 4 J vilencline mine eareto the parable: and Heto mp darke peach bpon the Harpe. > 5 cdherekoze Mould Y fearein the dapes of wice kenneffe: anv when the twickedneffe of mp becles coms paſſeth me round about? y 6 There be fome that put their truft in their goons: ann boah themelues in the multitude of their riches. 7 “But noman map deliver his bꝛother: noz make agreement bnto God foz him. 8 Foz it colt moze to rede eme their ſoules ; fo that He muſt tet that alone foz euer. 9 BRea, though peline longs anv fee not the — 10 fo The ix day. 7 Tiap pour hands together, (all pe people:) O Euening tog vnto Goo with the vorce of melodie. prayers ‘Thex.day. Morniug prayer. - 96 Foz be leeth hat tite met alo die, and peri together : ag wel as the igqnozant ant foolif}, ans leaue their riches foz other. ze And pet thep thinke that their boules Mall contis tine fer euer; and that their vivelling places Hall ens Bure from one generation te another, and call the fangs after their omne names. a2 SAeuerthelefle,man wil net abive in Honour: fee fig he map bee compared unto the beaks that perih, thts is the wap sf them. 13 Ghis ts their looliſhneſſe: anv their poſteritie papie their ſaying. 14 Thep lie in the Hell like Heepe , death gnaweth bpon them Ethe righteons Hall Hane tomination oner them inthe moming : their beautie hall confwme in the ſepulchre ont oftheir Bwelling. 15 But Gon hath deliuered mp foule from the place of Hell : foz he Half receine me. 16 Benoe thou afrain though one be mave rich:oꝛ ifthe gloz of his Doule he increaten. ; 17 Foꝛ he Hall carp nothing away with him when Be dieth: neither ſhall bis pompe follow him a8 Foz while he liued be counted himſelfe a happy man: and ſo long ag thou noeh welt unto typ ſelfe, men toill (peake gosd of thee. 19 We Hhalfolfow the generation of his fathers:anz fall never Cee light. 20 Wan being in Honour, hath tte vnderſtanding: but ig comparer bite the beaſts that perih. Deus deorum. Pfal 50. De Loz, enen the moſt mighty Sov hath fpo. - ken: anv calien the world, from the ring bp of A thelunne, onto the waing downe thereof. 3 2 one Dion hah Gon appeared : in perfect eautie. 3. Dar Gos fall come, aud ſhall not keepe Rince: there ſhall gu befo him a confaming fire, and a migh · tietempelt Halbe ftitred op round about im. 4 De Hail call the heauen from abone : ¢ the earth, that be map inage bis peeple. 5 Satherap Satarstogerher vnto me: thok that haue made a conenant with me, with Cacrifice. 6 Aur the heavens Hali neclare bis xighteouſnes: for Goris Jurge himlelke. 7 Heare, D my people and J wi Speake: Iwy felfe til ae againtt thee, D Iſtael, foz J am Gov, euen yp God. i 8 JwMnot repzone thee, Decane of thy facrifices, o? for thy hurnt off-ings : becaule thep were not alwoy befoge me. 9 J wiltakeno bullocke out of thine Houle: nor hee - goats out of thy foleg, s ro Forall the beaſts of the foꝛteſt are mine: and ſo are the cattels opon a thoufand hds. ‘ tr Fknokw all che foules spon the mountaines: and: the wide heafts of the ficto are in mp ſight. 12 It Ibe hungrp. J wil not tel chee: foz the whole world ig minean all that is therein. 13 Thinkelt chou that J willeate Bule keh rma ~ pinke the blood of Gante? 14 Difer onto Gor thank frining: g pay thy bowes batothe molt Higheſt. i t5 Aud prsi mein the time of trouble: fo teil J] deare thee andthou halt prayle me. oat ‘But Onto the vngodly favo Gon + hp toet ` a and takeſt my couenant in thp -mot 2 17 hereas thou bateft tobereforney : and haft- gall mp words behind thee. 18 Cethen thor ſaweſt a thtefe thou confentenit on- codim: aud ha bene partaker wich the atulterers. The Pfalmes. 19 Thou halk let chy mouth ſpeake wickewnessand with 74 — ee ie nikek 20 Coolateld g paket againtt thp brother: pea. anv paf flaubered thine pain, reik bine: FY 21 Thele things haft theu done, anv J helve mp tongue, and thouthoughtel wickedly that F am eneg fuch a oneas thp felfe sbut T mil repzone thee, and fet befoze thee the things that thou halt Bone, 22 Dconliver thig ye that forget Gon: let J pluck pou atap,and there benone te aelfucr por. n a ; B geste fs = thankes ano prap'e, be bos r : aD to him that ogdereth his conuerfation right. will I thew the faluation of Gon, Miferere mei Deus. Pfal.sr. H bal —— mee, D Gen, after thp great $ according tot Í cies Doe away jine veies. PEAST YEPE 2 Taf me thzoughly from mp wicketneffe: and — * my ſinne. 3, Foz JIknowledge mp faults: ta me, ge mp faults : anv my firme fg g 4 Againk thee onelx haue T finnen, and Bone this euil in thy ſight: that chow mightelt be inftifien in thp feping and cleare tehen thon art inugen. 5 Bedol, 7 was Hapen in wrckennefle: and in Rane Hath my mother conceiued me, . 6 But lor, thou requirel trueth m the inward —* aud halt make mee to vnderſtand tuifepome ectetly 7 Thou halt purge me with hyloxe and J Habe — then Halt wath mee,ane J fhall be tohiterthen 8 Thou halt make me heare of i adnes: the bones which thou halt broken ahe ane 9 Gurne chp face from mrp fires : and put out ald my miſdeers. > 10 Wake me acleane teart, O Gon : and renews right oe withinme. : 11 me not aap from ces : not thy boly Spirit frome. —— — 12 gine me the comfort o againe; abli a with thp free ome TER 13 Then fhalt F teach hp wayes onto the wicked: and finners halbe conuerted bnto thee. 14 Deliuer me from bloon guiltinefle,D Gov, thor that art the Goo of mp health; and mptongue Hat- fing of thp rightecufneffe.- 15 Thou hatt open mplippes (D Lizo: ) anomp- -month Hall het thp prapfe. 16 Foz thor veltrel tro Cacrifice s elfe world J wine it thee: but thou velighteft not in birne offerings. 17 The facrifice of Gon is a troubled (pirit: abres- ken ann contrite heart (DWD) ſhalt thou nor tepile. 18 De kauomable anv gracisus mto S teninin thou the walg of Dierulaien.. 19 Then Halt thou be plealed with the facrifice of © tiohreoulneffe, with the burnt offerings aud obfariongs then Hall thep offer pong bul'ocks spon ihine altar. Quid glonaris? -Pfa sz. VV Hp boaſteſt thou thp felfe, thon tyrant: thee» thou canft no miſchiefe? 2 Whereas þgoorneg of Gop senoureth pet dail, Why tongue imagineth wickeruche: anv with -: 3 ties thoucutteſt like a harpe:rafoz. 4 Thors halk loucd vnrightecuſnes moze then good⸗ nefle: and te talke of lies mor then rigbreoutnefte. $ Thoit haſt laued to (peake all ozs that map de hurt +D thou Fafe tongue: - 6 ~ Gherefore ſhal Gon deſtroy thee fo ener: hemat- take thee, and plucke thee out of thp dwelling, anaron? - thee cut of the land atthe liuing. Tie — — $ The xday NN X “ghex. aye T Euening prayer, 7 Tee righteous alte Hall (ce thig and feare rand fhall laugh himto ſcoꝛne 103 dia 8 . Loe, this is the mati that toske not Ged fe: bis ſtrength: but truſted vnto the multitude cf his richess ann ſirengthened himſelke in his wicke dneſſe. 9 As fozme, J amitke a greene Oliue tree in the Boule of God: mp trut is inthe tender mercp el Gav foz evict and etter. -.10 Jw alwapes gine thanks bate thce for chat thet Haft vone : and J will hope in chp Name, foz tip Saints like it ell. ; _Dixitinfipiens.. Pfal. 53. T? ¢ kooliſh bodie hath lard in bis eart : there is no Gop. į — -> 2 Corrupt are thep, and become abemina⸗ Dic in thri: wickedness; there is nene that Doeth goon, 3 Godlooked downe krom heauen vpen the chil- Denpfmen: to lee if there were anp that weuld vnder⸗ Rany ann leeke after God. 4 , Wut thep are all gone out of che wap, they are altogether become abominable: there is alfonone rat doeth good, no Not ene. 5 Gre not thep without vnderſtanding that wozke Wickennes: eating Lp mp peopleas if thep would eate bead ? thep Haue not called bpon God, 6 Thep were afraid where no feare was: for Gon bath broken the bones of chem that beſieged thee, thou ae put them te confuficn, hecaule Gov hath deſpiſed S. . 7~ Db that the faluation were giuen onto Frael ont of Sion : of that the Loꝛd wouln deliver his peo» pie out of captinitie. . 8. Then ould Jacob reiopce: anv Iſrael Houls be tight glav. Deus in Nomine. Pfal.54. i me. D Gon, korthy Names Cake s and auenge me in thp frength. 2 Weare mppaper, D Gov: ant hearken vate the worts of my mouth. , Fo: ſtrangers are ritn bp again me: ¢tpantg (which haue not God beſoze theit exes) ſecke aftet mp ule, 4 Beholn, Gedis mp helper : the Lew is with then that vphole mp foule. ; 5 De hall reward enil onto mine enemieg: deſtroy thon them in thytrueth. 6 An offering of a free beart will Jgiue thee, anv praile thy Mame O Log:)becaule it is le comfortable. 7 Foz he hath veliuered me out of all mptrouble s and mille epe hath !cene bis telre bpon mine enemies. Exaudi Deus. Pfal.55. . H are mp paper, D God ; and hide not chy felfe from mp petition, 2 Wake been butome, ¢ heare me: Loto J mourne in mp pzaper,and am bered. 3 The enemie crieth fo, andthe vngodly commeth ott lo Falk: for thep are minded to Do me Lome milchiefe, fo malictouflp are thep fet againſt me. 4 Bp heart is vifquteted within me: ann the feare of neath is fallen spon me. 5 Fearefiulneile and trembling are come bpon me; and an Hozrible nzead bath ouertalelmed me. 6 any faim, D that J hav wings like a nane: foz eben wona T fee atvap,and be at relf. 7. Loethen would Y get mee away farre off : ant remaine in the twileerneffe. 3 J woulo make balte to efcape : becaule of the flozmis winde and tempeft. 9 Dedtrop their tongues (D Lore) diuide them: for 3 haue {pied vntighteouſneſſe and ſttife in the citie. 10 Dap anonight hep go about within the walles The Pfalmes. thereof milchiele alfo aun ſorobo are in the midrec ofit. _ 41 Bhichennetle ts therein: Deceit, and guile gog Not ont of their ſtreetes. - PA 42, For ivig voranopen enemie that bath bone me this dilbchoursfoathen g coulbbacebomeit, + 3 JD citer wag it mine aruerlasic ihat did mage nife Hinieife agcin& me : forthen (piraamaue).g weuld haue Gis mp feltefrominty oc. ey 14: Gut it tugs euen thoump companion: mp guive and miine owne famiitarfrtend. 15 We tecke lweete ceunlell tegether: and walka in tbe boule of God ag frientg. —— 16. Let death come faltifp vponthem, and let them goe Dowie quicke into hell: foz wickcBnefle is in theg dwellings ann among them. ; f 17 as kor me, J will call spon God: andthe Lom Mall laue me. 18 Juche eucning e moming, and at noone Day wil I pap, and that inftanilp: and be fhall heate mp vopre. 19 Je is he that hach Delinered mp oule in peace, from the battaile that wag againft me : fo? there wert many withme, sate ai 20 Bea euen Gon that endureth foz euer, ſhal heart me, aid baing them Dotune ; fog thep will not turne, noz feare Goo, ‘ >t Dee lap his bans bpon luch as bee at peace with him: and he bzake hisconenant. 22 The wows of his mouth were fofter then bite ter, hauing twarre in fis heart: His mozog were Breos ther then ople.ann pet they he berp ſwords. 23 D cak thyburchen spon the Lod. anv be hall nourth thee : and ſhall not luffer the righteous to kall foz ever. 24 Ann asto: them: thou D Gon, Halebzing them into the pit ef deſtriction. 25 The bloodthirltie and deceitful men Hat not line cut halfe their napes : neuertheleſſe, my truft Hall be in thee, D Low. Miferere mei Deus. Pfal. 56. E mercifullonto mee, D Gov, for man goeth ae bout to Deuoure me, be ig Daily fighting and trou⸗ bling me, 2 Dire enemies are dayly in hand to ſwalloww me bp : foz thep be manp that fight again mee, D thon moft Dighci. 3 Mencrthelefle though J amlometime aftain: pet put 3] mp truſt in thee. 4 J will pꝛayſe Gor becaufe of his woꝛd: Y haue put my truf in God, and will not feare topat flefh can Doe vnto me, 5 Thep Daily miake mp Wong all that thep imas gine, is to Doe me euiil. 6 Shep holie all together, and keepe themielueg ane : and matke mp Reps, when thep fap waite foz mp Bule. 7 Dhal thep elcape foz their wickednes: thou (O God) in thy vifpleature Halt cal them towne. 8 Thou tellell mp Hittings,put my teares into thp Dottell: are net chee chings noted in thp booke? 9 Tubhenſoeuer V call vpon thee , then half mine Be Pa bee put to flight : this 3 know, for: God ig on mp fine. 10 Tn Gons wow will J reiopce: inthe Lo two will Jcomkort me. 11 Beain Gor beue J put mp truſt: J Mill not be afraid what man cen Doe buto me, 12 Cinto thee (D Gow) will J pay mp bowes: bnte thee will J giuethanks. 83 Foꝛ thou holt deliuered mp ſcule from neath, and mp feetefrom kalling: that J map walke befoze Gon in the light of the lining. . Miferere Cxi Morniag prayer. a, * s, - Whe eet ae Be he xi day. _ Euening Prayer, ` Miferere mei Deus. Pfal.s7. pE metetfull nto me, D Goz, be merciful puto më, toz mp toute traſteth t2 thee $ ann onner the ſhadow of tip nings ſhall be mp retuge, oneiil his txzannie be otierpa 2.9 will call onto the moñ high Gon + euen vnto + Gon that Hall performe the caule which 4 haue in anv. ‘3 De Hall lens from heauen: and ſaue me from the tepzoofe of him that woulo cate me dp. 4 oo fall fens koorth Hig mercp ann trueth ; nip foule ig among Wyong. 5 And Vite euen among the chilozen ofmen (that ave fet on fire: ) whole teerly exe fpeares and arrowes, and their tongue a ſharpe ſword. 6 Set hpehpiclfe, D Gop, aboue the heaneng: and thp glory abone all the earth. 7 hep hatte lapen anet for mpfecte, ano preen Dotune mp loule: they haue viggen a pit befoze me, and ate fallen into the middeſt of it themlelues. 8 My beat is freo, D Gen, mp heart ig fires: J will fing and giue praple. 9 Awake vp mp glory awake Lute and Harpe: Y mp felfe will awake right eatlp. to 3| will gine thankes bnto thee, D Low, among the peopte:and J mwil fing tnte thee among the nations. 11 Fog} he greatnefle of thp mercp reacheth vnto the feaurtts sand chp truet unto the clouves. t2 Set op thp efe, D Gov, aboue the heauens: ann thp glorx aboue all the earth. Si vere vtique. Pſal 58. A pot mindes fet vpon rightesuſnes, D pe con⸗ gregation: and ta pe iudge thething that isright, D pefonnesufmen? ` i 2 Bea, peeimagine mifchiefe in pour heart tpon the earth : and penr hands deale with wicke dneſſe. 3 The vngodly are froward enen from their mos thers tombe : affvone as thep he bozne,thep go altrap, and (peake lies. 4 Thep are aghenemoug as the poyſon of a Der- pent : euen like the neafe Adder that ſtoppeth er eared. § Wbich rekuſeth to Heare the voxce of the chars mer : charme he neuer fe wiſelp. 6 Bzꝛeake their teeth (D Bod) in their monthes, finite the chato bones of the Lpous, D Lor: let them fall away like water that runneth apace, ana when thep Host their arrowes, let them be rooten eut. Let them conſume atap like a naile, awn bee tike the ontinelpfruitof a woman : and let them not fee the limne. 8 O: ewer pour pots he mave Hote with thames: fo let indignation bere him, euen as a thing that is tatu. -~ 6 The righteous Mall reioyce when he fecth the bengeance : He Hall wath his kootſteps in the bison of the vngodly. 10 Sothat aman Ball fay, Terelp there ig a res ward fo? the righteous; doubtlelle there is a Gon that iudgeth the earth. ; Eripe me deinimicis. Pfal.5 9. i Eliuer mefrom mine enemies, (D Gon!) pez D end me from them that rife bp again me. 2 © deliuer me from the wicked Doers: ana faue me from the bleodthirſty men. 3 «For lee, they lie waiting foz mp oule: the migh⸗ tiemen.ave gathered again me, without anp offence 62 fault of me,D Low. , 4 They rune and prepare themfelucs Mithout aa fault ; arife chou thercfoze to helpe mee, and ber 0, The Pfalmes. s Stay bp(G Low Gon of hells) ebou Gon of Iſrael, to vilice all the heathen: and be not mercitull vnto them that offend et nialtcioug beickednes. 6 Thep goe ro and fro itt the euening: thep grinne like a Dog any run about thorꝛow the citie, 7 peoe, hep lpeake with their mouth, anv {words are in their lips: foz who noeth beare? 8 Bat thon, D Low, Halt haue then in berikim: and thou Hait laugh allthe heathen ta ſcorne. l 9 By irength will J acribe vnto thees for thor art the Goa of mp refirge, 10 God fheweth me fis goodneſſe plenteoully; anu Gor Kali tet me fee mp Telire por mine enemies. is Slap them not leſt mp people forget tt + but fcatter them abzoad among the people, ant put thene dewne D Logo, our deſence. 12 Foz the ſinne of their mou h, and fez the rags of thetriips, thep ball bee taken in their pride: and why? theit preaching is of curing and lics. 13 Contume them in thp marh, contine them.that thep map periff): and know thatit ts Goo which tuleth in Saceh, anb Onto ihe ends of the world. 14 And inthe euening thep will returne: grime like a dog, and ge about the citie. 15 Thep will runne here and there for meate: anu grudge tf they be not facilites, 16 Ag fome, J twil Rug of thy power, will praile thp metcp Detimes tu the moming : foz hou baft bene my Defence and refuge in the tap of mp treuble. 17 Mute thee (D mp Arength) will I fing + fog thou, D Gor, art my refuge, and mp merciful God. Deus repulifti nos. Pfal 6o. ——— thou haft caſt vg out, anv ſcattetes bs a= broad : thou halt allo bene dipleaten, D tirne thee vnto bs againe. -2 Thou hak moued the land and diuided it: Geale the fozes thereof, faz it ſhaketh. ; 3 Thoubal ſhewed thy people heauy things:thou Hak giuen ps a drinke ef deadiy wine. 4 Thou haft giuen ateken foz luch as feare thees that they map triinph becauſe cf the trueth. 5 Gherefaze were thp beloued veliucred : helpe me with thy right hand, and heare me. 6 Gon hath poken in bis holinefle, Y will reioyce pe Divide Sichem: and mete out the valley of Sue cot a 7 Gilead is mine, ¢ Wanafles ig mine: Ephraim alfo ig the firength of np bean, Juda is mp lateginer. 3 Wabis mp wahhpot, ouer Edom toll J caf eut mp fhoce : Philiſtia he theu glan of me, i 9 Tho twil leade me into the ſtrong citie: who wi big me into Ero? 1o Hali thou not caſt og ont, D Sons wilt not thon, D Gor, go ont with our hoſts? R rs D he thon our §eipe in treuble : fo: paine ig the helpe of nan. s 12 Though Gov thall we do great acteg : Foz itis bethat Hall trean votone our evemies, Exaudi Deus. Pfal.6 1. Eare my crying, D Gor : give eate onte mp pzaper. , i 2 Front the ems ofthe earth wit F call onto thee tohen mv heart is in heeu neſſe. 3. © fre me bp vpon the rocke thet ig higher then I: foz thou baft hene mp hope, and a ſtrong towe fog. me aginſt the enemie. 4 J will dwell in thy tabernacle foz cuer: ana mp trufi fhalbe vnder the couering of tipiwings. 5 Foꝛthou D Lov, halk heard mp deũres:and paf giuen an heritage bntothote that fearethp Rame., - 6 Thou Hale grant the King along like: that hie D peeres The xi.day. he xu· day · Morning prayer. reeres may endure froughuut allgenerntiong.» ~» 7 We thal owel befoze Gan fez cuer: D prepare thp lotiing mercy ana faithtulneſſe, that they map pre ferue him 8 So twill J alwapes fing praple bunto thp Mame: that 3| map dayly performe mp vowes. Nunne Deos Pial 62. Z toute truely waiteth All bpon Gon; foz of hime mmeth mp faluation, 2 De verelpis mp ſtreng H and mp falna tions he ig mp Defence, fo that 1 Mall not greatlp fall, Dow long wil pe imagine miſchieke againlſt ene- rp mans. pe Hall be Azine ail the lugt of pou, pea, asa tottering wall Hall pe beana like a Oeoken beage, 4 Their deutee ig onelp Haw to put him cut whom God Will evale : their delight is in lieg, thep giur goon womg with their mouth but curle with thet Heart. 5 Neuerth lellemploule, wait thou Lil upon Gov; foz mp Dope ig in him. 6 Metruelpis mp ſtrength and mp laluation : he ig mp Defence, o chat J Mall not fall, 7 Jn Goris mp health and mp glez : the rocke of mp might, and in Goris mp truſt. 8 D put pour truk in him alwaplpe people:)povne out pour hearts before bim. fo? God is our Dope 9 As forthe chien of men, thep are but baine: the chifogen of menare deceittull bpon the weights, thep arc altogether lighter then vanitie it Celfe. 10 D tru noc in wong and robbery, gine not pour ſelues onto vanitie: if riches increale, fet not pour Heart vpon them. rt Gon (pakeance andtwife : 3 Haue alo heard the famse,that power belongeth onto God. 12 And that thou Xom art mercikull: foz thou res wardelt euery man according ta big woke. Deus Deus mens.. Pfal 6 3. O God, thou art mp Gon : earip twill J feekethee, 2 @Dp loule thirſterh foz thee, my fich allo lon · geth after thee ; ina barren and Dzie land, where no water is. 3 Thus hae T looken fo: thee in holineſſe: that F might behold thy power and glorp. 4 Fo thy louing kinancile is better then the life it felfe : my lips-hall pzatſe thee. - 5 Aslong as J line will F magnifie thee on thig maner: and lift bp mp hands in thy Fame. 6 - Wy loule Hall be ſatiſfied enen as it were with marrow anv fatnefle : when mp mauth praplerh thee with topfull lips. 7 Hane J not remembzed thee in mp ben: g thought bpon thee toben J was waking? 8 Becaule thou halt bene mp helpers therefoze vn⸗ bet the ſhadow of thp mings will I reiopce. 9 Wy Cole hangeth byon theesthp right hans hath vpholden me. 1o Chele alo that (eeke the hurt of mp ſoule: thep hall gs vnder the earth, rr Let them fall opon the enge of the lwo that thep map be a pogtion foz foxes. 12 But the Ring Hall reiopce in Gov, all hep allo that Cweare hy hrm Hall he commended ; foz the meuth ef them that peake lies, Malthe ſtor ped. “< Exaudi Deus. Pfal.64. Eare my tapre, D Gov. in my prayer : pre“erue tny life from feare of the enemie. 2 Dive me from che gathering together of the fro: ward and fren the infurrection of wicked Beers. 3TAhich ane whet their tongue tike a ſwozd:and Moot out their arrowes, enen bitter words. 4 That thep may prinify Hoot at hin which tg per fect : Givdentp do thep Hit Pins, and feare net, ThePfalmes. 5 Thep courage themſelues in mifchiefeand com: mute. among themfela' shoto thep map lap Mareg, anv fap chat no man (all fee them, 6 Chep imagine wickeonelle, and practi’ it:that thep kerpe teret among themfelucs, eirp man inthe becpe of his heart. 7 But Goo hall ſuddenly Hhoote at chem with a ſwilt arrow: ihat they falte wonen, ns apt 8 Bex, their owne tongues Hall make them falls i fo much that who fo feecth them, all laugh them to come, 9 Anvallmen that (ec it, hali lay, This hath Gon Dene: tor they Wall perceiuethatitisiis woke. -- 10 Cherighteous Halreispee in the Lozd, and put He truf in him: and all chep that ore true of heart, pal be glad. s Te decet hymnus. Phalé5. Dou, D God, art prailed in Sion; anr onto thee all the bow be perlormed in Hieruſalem. 2 Thou that heare che peaper; vnts thee Hall ali Neh cone. Bp mildeers pzeuaile againſt mee: of be thou merciful unto pur ſinnes. 4 Biei is the man whom thou chute and re⸗ ceiueſt buto thee: he fhal dwel in thy court,and Mhal be latillied with the plealures of thp heule, euen of thy Pos tp Tempie. 5 Thou halt Hew ts wourerfulthings in thy righs tedulneſſe, D God four aluatien: thou chat art the Hope ofall the ends ofthe earth, and of them that re» maine inthe baecn (ca, 6 hich in bis ſtreugth letteth falt the mourns taines : ann is girten about with power. 7 Thhich Lilterh he raging of the fea: ¢ thenopfe of bis wam g, anu the madnelic of his pecple. 8 Thep allo chat dwel in the wtcermoit parts ef the earth aibe afraid at thp tekeng: thou that makeli the outgoings of the moming and enening to praple tt ees 9 Chon viltrelt the earth, anv bleek it: chou mae keltit pery plerteous. to Theriner of Gon is kull of mater: thon prepa⸗ teft thcir corne to? (o thou pꝛouideſt fo2 the earth. r1. Thos watereſt ber furrows, choufendc it raine into the little valleys thereof: thon makeh it loft mith the dzops of raiue and bleſſeſt che increale of it. 12 Thou crswneſt the veere with thp roodnelle ana thp cloudes drop fatm fle, 13 Thép fhall ozp bp. nehe dwellings of the wils nernefle;: ar dthe little bile hall retorce on enery fide. 14 The kolds Hall be fil of fheepe: the valleys alle il Rano fo thicke with cone thar they ſhal laugh and ine. S Iubilate Deo. Pfa! 66. Be torfullin Hod all pe lanag: fing praples onta the honour of his Mame, make pis praple to be gloz. ous F 2 Hay bute Gen, D holy wonderfull art thon in thp wozkes: though the mreatnefle of top power Hall thine enemies he found {pars Onto thee. ; 3 For all the tocalo hall worzſhip chee sling ofthe, and prayle thy Name. À 4 MD-come hither, anv behold the workes of God; Dow wonderkull he ig in His Doing toward the chilogen of men. 5 We turned the fea inte mie fann : lo that thep wt though the water on foote, there Did Loe reioyre thereof, 6 He ruleth with hie potier for ener, his eves hes ho'n the people : ana fuch ag will not { cleeue, hail not be able ta cvalt thentelues, 7Opꝛaꝑle dix Goo (pe people:) ¢ make rhe WE Euening prayer ~ Thesiidays · | Thexiiiday. Morning prayer, of bis prayle tə be bear, 3Tlkich boldeth our Conte in fife: anu Caffragh not our feete to Hcp. 9 SForthou(D God) halk proed ve: thou al’ hak trict bg (the as Giner is tries, 19 Choutroughtel vs intothe fare: and lapenk trouble pon our loynes. - 14 Chou lsfFerenft met to ride ouer our heass; we went through fire and wates, and thou broughtelt vg out iuto a wealthy place. 12 J wil gointa chp houſe with burnt offtings: and toil pap thce mp bowes twitch F promifes with mplips, ana fpake with mp mouth when Y was in trouble. 13 3 will offer onto chee fat burnt Lacrifices, with the incenfe of rainmes: Jwil offer bullockes g goates, 14 D come hither 4 hearken alipe that feare Goo: and J pull tell pon what he hath pone fez mp louie. 15 3| calet ato him with mp mouth:and gane him prapies with mp teng ue. +6 YET incline vnto wickedneſſe with mine heart: the Lom will not heare me. 17 Gut God hath heard mes and conſidered the voyce of mp paper. 68 Bravien bee Gov which hath not caſt eut mp paper; noz turned his mercy from me, Deus mifereatur. Plal.6-7. 3 Od be meriin ento 22, and blelebs + and Mew A Soe the light of pis countenance, ann be mercitill buto bs. 2 That thy wap map bee knotwen bpon earth: thp feuing beath among all natiens. 3 Lct the people pzaple hee, D God: pea, let all the people prape thee. 4 Dletthenations reioyce anv be glad: for thon Galt iudge the folke rig: teoufly, ans gouerne the nas tious vpo cart). . 5 Let the people pzaple thee, D Gon: let all che people parferhee. 6 Chen Mal the carth bring fozth Her encreafe: anv Gos, euen cur cone Gav, Hall giue vs his blefling. 7 God lhall blelſe va; and all rhe enug of the woꝛld hall feare Him. Exivgat Deus. Phl 68. Et Gon arie, a ler his enemies he {catterev: i let them allo that hate him, flee befoze him. 2 Like asthe ſmoke vanicheth, e hale thou Buue chem away: and like as ware melteth at the fire, fo let the vngooly perifh at the preience of Goo. 3 But let the righteous be glad âna reiopce tefoze Gon : let them allo be merp and iopfull. 4 O fing vnto Gon, and fing praples onto big ame: magnifie him chat reth epon the heaucns as it were bpon an hoꝛſe, pzavle Dim in bis ame, pea, and reicpee { efoze him. 5 He is a father ofthe katherleſſe, and defendeth the caule of the widowed: etien Gos in pis help habitation. 6 Deis p Gos that maker) meu to be of ore minde inan Houle, q byingeth the priſonets out of captiuitie: but lettech the rannamates continue in ſcarceneſſe. 7 D Gaz, when thou teenteft forth befoze the peos ple: when thou wenteſt though the wiltderueſſe. 8 The earth Hooke, and the heauens popped at the prefence of Gon: ry:n as Sinai alſo was moued at the prefence of Gon, which is the Goa of Ilrael 9 Thou, D Gon, lentea gracious rainc ppon thine inberitance : and tekteſhedſt it when tt was wearp. 10 Thy cengregation hal! dwelſtbcrein: for thou, DGod halt of thy goodnelſe prepared Foz the pooꝛe. _ 14 The Loz gaue the mow : great wag rhe com> panpotthe preachers. 12 Rings with their armies did Mec and were die The Pfalines. The xiii. day comfiten: and they of the houſhold diuided the peple, 13 Chough pe haue lien amongt e pots, pet Hall ee be as the wingsof a Doue : that is coucied with iaer wigs and ber feathers like geld. ; 14 bentie Almighty ſcattered Kings fe: thete fake: then toere thcp as white as mew in Salmon. 15 Asthehilof Balan, loig Gong Lil: euen an high Hill,as the bill of Galan. 16 Tahy hop pe fo pe high hilg: this ts Sons Hill, in the wb:ch it plealety Yim co owel: pea, the Loꝛd wil abive tn it foz cuet. 17 Ube charets of Gcd are twenty thouſam, euen thoufenns of Angels : aud the Lord is emong them ag tu tLe holp place of Sinai. 18 Chou art gare bp on high, thou halk led captinte tie captine,and recciner gitts io} mens pea,enentezthp enemics,that the Leꝛd en might dwoell amorg them. 15 Pꝛailed he the Loz vapip: cucn the Gon which Helpeth vs. and potwzeth his hen fits bpon bs, 20 Heis our God, euen the Sod of wjomcemmeth faluation : Gon is the Loz’ bp whem twe efcape death. 21 God pall wound the head of his enemies: ana the bapzie {calpe of fuch a onc as goeth on fill in bis wickednelſe. 22 ‘The Low bath apn, Y will being mp people as gaine, as Z div from Balan: mine ore will ¥ bring againe,as Y cia fometime from the veepe of the fra, 23 That thp fe. temap Lee sipped m the blocd of thine enemicg: and that the tongue of thy regs map he red thz2ough the fome. 24 It is well ſeene, D Gon, how thou goeft: how thon mp Gon and King goek in the Sanctuary. 25 The lingers gee besze, the minſtrels foile w af ter: inthe middelt ace Lhe Bamolels plaving with the timbzels. 26 Giue thankes.D Iſrael, onto Gor the Lewin the cong: egationg :fromthe ground of the beart- 27 Where is little Beniamin thes ruler , ans the Pꝛinces of Juda their counlaile: the princes ef Zabu⸗ Ion, and the pinces of Mephr helt. 23 Thy Eed hath lent forth ſtrength foz thee: ſta⸗ bliſh the thing, D God,that thou hak bought in os. 29 Foz thp temples Cake at Terulslems lo thal kings haing peefents Dato thee. 30 Thea the company of the ſpearcmen, and mule titude of the mightie , are {caticred abroad ameng the beats of the people (fo that hep bum lxt zing pieces of ſiluer:) and tahen hee hath ſcattered the people that delight in warre. 31 Then lhallthe princes come out of Egypt: the Boꝛiãs land thal ſoone firetchout her hants vnto Sod. 32 Sing bute Gor, D pe kingdomes of the earth z D Sng prarles onto the Low, 33 Qabich fitteth in tbe heauens ouer all from the beginning;: toe he Doeth fend out his popce , pea, and that a mightp Lopere, 34 Accribe pee the poter to Gon ouer Frael: hig tofbiy and ſtrength is inthe cloudes. 35. D Gon, worderful art thonin thp holpplaces + euen the God of Theael, he will gine ſtrength epotver bunto hic people, bleſlſed he Gov. Saluum mefac. Plal 69. Snta mp ſoule N S™= me,D God: forte waters are come in, euen Euening 2 -Y fticke faft in the deepe mpze where no groundis: Jam come inio deepe waters, fo that the floods ranne ouer me, 3 Jam weaty of crping.mp throte is dp: mp fight faileth ne foz waitivg Ce long vpon mp God. 4 Thep that hate me without a caule, are moe ther the haites of mp beads they that are mine enemies, Dz i ana prayers F The xilisday. and wouls Delroy me guiltleſle are mighty. 5 J paped them the things that ¥ neuer taoke t Gon thon knowelt my Gimplenelte, ana my kaults are not hid From iher, 6 Let not them hat trulk in thee, D Lem Gon of hots, be ahamed foz mp cauſe : let not thole that fecke -thee be cdfounnen though me, D 2 ozo Gon of Iilrael. 7 And wp? fo thy lake haue F fiiteres reposte: pame hath coucted mp face, - 8 Gam become a ſtrauger vnto mphzethzen : enen an aliant bato mp mothers cyilozen. ` 9. Fory seale of thp houſe hath enen eaten me: and the rebukes ok them p rebuked thee, are fallen opon me. 10 J| wept andchaſtened mp felfe with falting: anv that was turned to mp reproofe. rı Iput ena fackclorh ato: x they iefted opon me. 12 Thep that fit inthe gate peake againſt me: and the Dumka: 82 make ſengs npon me. 13 Hut Lown, F make mp praper vnto thee: inan acceptable time. 14 Peare me, D Gad, inthe m leituve of thp mer- sie s cuen inthe tructh of thy Caluation. 15 Wake me out of che mire,that Jſinke rot : ob let me be deltucren from them that hate me, and out of the deepe waters. 16 Letnot the water klood mowe me, neither tet the neepe ſwalloew me bp : ann {rt not the pit Hut ber mouth ovon me. 17 Meare me, D Lom, fo: thy louing kinneſſe és cam otable : turne thee buto me,accogving tothe muls titnoe of thy metcies. 13 And hive not thy face from thy feruant, kor ant in trouble: of Hae thee,aud beare me. > 19 Diaw nigh onto mp loule, and Cave it + of geli ter me, becaule af mine enemies. 20 Thou hañ knowen mp reprsofe, mp Hame, and nip diſhonour: mine aduerfaries ave all in thy ſight. 21 Tip rebake hath hoken mp heart, J am full of heaitelie: J looken for fome to haue pity on me, hut there was no man, neither found J any to cemfert me. 22 Thep gaue me wallteeate: ant when J tas thirftp,thep gaite me sineger to drinke. 23 Let their table be mavea fnare to take thems felues withall: æ let the things ( that ſhould haue Gene for their wealth) be onto them an occafion of falling. 24 Let their eyes he blinnes that thep fee not: anv euer bow dewne their hacks, 35 Powe out thine indignation vpon them: ann ket thy wꝛathkull diſpleaſure take hola of them. 26 Let their Habitation be voyde: and no man to dwell in their tenis. 27 Foꝛ they perſecute him whom thou halk (mitten: and they talke how they map vexe them whom thon pafi wounded · 28 Wet them fall from ove wickedneſſe to another: ano not come inte thp righteouſneſſe. 29 Let them be wiped out ofthe booke of the lis ning: ann not be witten among the righteous. 0 As faꝛ me, hen Y am psor ann in heauineſſe: thp helpe (D Hon) Hail lift me oy. 3 Wwil mai the Mame of Gon with a ong: and _macnifie it with thankeſgiuing. ; p 32 This allo hall pleale the Lew : better thena — bulfocke,that hath bomeg and hoofeg. 32 The humble Hallconfiner this, he glan: ſeeke pe afcer Gov, and pour foule Malline. 34 For the Lom hearcth the pooge: anv deſpiſeth hot his pi ſoners. 35 Let heane ann earth praile pim: the ſea, and all that moueth therein. ; 36 Foz Gon will (ane Sion, anv buila the cities of - ThePialmes, Juda: chat men map dtuct chete, haue it in polſeſſien. 37 The palterity allo of His teruants Mall inberite it : and thep that loue his Mame, Mail atuell herein. Deus in adiutorium. Plal 70. Her thee, D Gon, to deliuer me: make haſte to -T Aadelpeme,D Low. 2 Ler them be afhamed ana confounden that ſeeke after mp oule: lee them de turned backward and put to confulton that tail) me enil. 3 Let them (fo: ther reward) he loone bought to ſhame: that crp ouer me, @ bere, there. i 4 Butit all thote that ſeeke thee, be iopfull anv glad in thee: anv let all luch as delight in thy ſaluati⸗ on lap alwa, The Lor be pravteo. 5 Asfor me, Tam pooꝛe and in milerie: halte thee bontom (D God.) 6 Thowart mp helper ano mp redeemer! D Lord make no long tarping. > InteDominefperaui. Pfal 71. A thee, D Lor. haue T put mp truit, fee me neuer [: put to contafion: but ria me, g deliuer mein thy righteoutnes encline thine care vnto me,tfaue me, 2 Bethou mp rong hold, whereunto J map alway rent: thou hal pomika ta Helpe me, fog thon art mp heute of defence, ano mp calle. 3, Deliuet me. D mp Ged, out ofthe hand of the bia goulp: out of the hand of che berighteoug & cruel man, 4 Foz thou D Low Goo, art the thing that J long foz: thou art mp hope euen from my pouth. 5 Throng) chee 3 have bene Howen bp ever Mee J was borne: thou att he that teske me out of my mo⸗ thers wombe, my pzaife ſhall be alip of hee. 6 J am become as it were a moniter mto many? but my ture truſt is in thee. 7 Diet mp mouth he files with tby pape: (that J map fing of thy glory) and honour all the vay tong. 8 Call me tot away in the time of age: fozfake me not tohen mp ſtrength fatleth me. 9 Formije enemies fpeake againſt me , anf hep that fap wait foz my fou'e,take their counil together, ſaying: Gon bath forlaker hin, perfecute him, and take him, fo? there ig none to b-liner him. 10 Gpe not farre fiom me, D Gon: mp Goo bake thee to helpe me, 11 Letthembe canfounnedand periſh. that are a⸗ gainſt mp foule: fee them be couered with Hanie and vifhonour that ſeeke to doe me euiſl. 12 Asforme, J twill patiently abive alway: and will peaple thee moze and moze. 13 Wymonth hallsavlp peake of thp righteone nefe ano ſalnation foz V knot na end thereof. 14 J wil go forth inthe ſtrength ofthe Lom Ges? and will make mention of thy rightroulneſſe enelp. 15 Thou, D Bon, haſt taught me frö mp pouth op vntil not: therefore wil Y tel ofthy wonderous works 16 Forlake menot, D Gor, in mine old ade, mhen Zam qrapheared: vntill Jhaue Hemen chp Frenged bite this generation, ann thy power to all them that are pet for ro corte. 17 Thy righteouſneſſe, D Gon, is very high: anv great things are thep that thon hatine, D Gov, whe ig like mto thee? aie 18 D what great troubhles and apuerftfes halk thor ſhewed me, q pet diddeſt thou turne & refrefh me : pea, ana bzoughteſt me from the decpe of the earth agame, 19 Thor hak bought meto great hondir: € comp korted ine on euery ſide J—— on iat 20 Therefore tilt T prape thee and thp fatrhfute nelle (D Ged) plaping bpon an inſtrum ent of muſicker vnto ther will F ſing vpon the Parpe, D theu holy one of Jael, ; i z: y The xitii.day. Morning prayer. ` ee The xiũ.day. @ Euening prayer. 20 Dp Ups will be faire when FT irg onte chee: and [e tot mp Coule, whom then beft deliue red. 22 Wp congue elſo ſhali tatke ot thprig btreuſnes athe nap long t foz thep are confounded ant brtught bnte Mame that leeke to Doc meenill. Dens iudicium. Pfal.72,. ‘ G Que the King thy iungements (D God: ) evn thp Srighteoulnes onto the Kings forme. 2 Then Halheiurge th: peeple accordirg tnte tight: and Defend the pooze, The mountaines alle Hall bring peace; and the little bils righteoulnes vnto the peeple. 4 He Hhalkecpe $ fimple folke bp their right: befend che chilozen of the pooze,and purifh the te:org toer. 5 Thep hallteare thee ag long apthe Surne and Hrone enoureth ; from ene gencration to another. 6 He hall come dotune like theraine into a frece af wooli : enen ag the derps that water the earth. 7 In his time Hall the right eous floiriſh: yca ard abimdance of peace lo long ag the Woone rndurcth· 8 Dis pominion hall bealfo from the one fra to the other : and from the flood byto the wots rnd. 9 hep that tiell in the wilderneſſe Hall bneele before bim : big enrmies hall lick the Dull. : 10 Che kings of Tharfis and of the Flee ſhal gine prens : the kings of Arabia ant Gaba Wall bing gitts. tr Allkings hall fall devzne before him: all nations Wall nee bim fernice. 12 Fez be Hall veliner the peore when hecrxeih: the needy allo and him that hath no helper, 13 De hall be fauonrable tothe €mple anv neeite: and hall preferue the fouled of the poze. 14 De hall peliuer their ſoules frem falſheod anb wꝛong: and neare Mall their blocd be in his fight. 15 Deal liue, and vnto him Mall be gtucn of the goln of Mrakfa : paper fhall bee made euer buto bim, and vapip fhall be be praiſed. , 16 Chere halbe cn Hee pe'of come in the earth Ligh bpon the Dilles: bis fruite hel hake like Libarus, and albe greene in the citie like graffe bpen the cart. 17, His Mame Hall endure fo? cust, bis Mame Hall femaine bnber the Sunne emong the peſterities: woich at bleffen thzongh bin , ane all the Heathen m pz im. , 18 Bletlen be the Low God, enen the God of FC tael s mhich onelp Doeth wonderong things, 19 Aro bleſſed be the Mame of his maieſſyfor euer: —* all the earth ſhalbe id with his Waielp, amen, “n. Quam bonus Ifrael Pfal.73. Ruelp Gov is loning vnto Iſrael: enen onto {uch os sreof a cleane beart. 2 Neuertheleſſe mp feet were almoſt gone: mp treadings had teeiniah Nipt. 3 And why? V wag grieued at the wicked: J doe allo (ee tke vngot lp An—— ¢ Foꝛ tbey are inno perill ofdeath; but are luſtie amb Grong. 5 ey come in na milfortune like other folke: peis ther are they rlagued like other men. 6 Anotbigis the caulethat hep be ſo holden wah pride: anv cuerwhelmer with cruelrie. 7 heir epes(toel with katneſſe: and they vo cuen what thep tutt. 8 Chep cogrnpt other, ant ſpeake of wicked blat phemie cheir tolking is eqainft the moft Hight. o Foeztkepliectch foeth thelr mouth bute the prae Mens ake their tougue goeth thot the world. 10 Chere foze fail the pecple vnto tlem : and theres out lucke thep no final at uantage. The Pfalmes. rr Tuf (fep they) toh Menld Ged perceine it sis there Fnowiedpe inthe meh DigheL? £2 Loe, thele ere the vngodip, thele proſper in the toorn, and thele have ricl es ir politficn : ai t- J legd, Then haue F clentct my beart in vaire aks we i et mp harts in mrocencie, 13 AN tbe pap lerg Laue 3 bene pur Meo: and chalicned everpreming. 34 Bea, ard J Vedaltnch lept een ag tbheps Ene lo tben Hoult J bane conte ned the generction of chy children. 15 Then thought J tobnderard this; but it wag too bard fo? me. 16 Cintil J Lorne into the Sanctuary of Ced: then bnderſtood 3 the end of hele men. 17 FAamelp, Hew then toch fee them in ſlixperie places: ant caftch them tobne,end deſtroyeſt thom.’ 88 Db hew lut denly doe they conlume: perih and come to afcarefull ent? 19 Pea cuenhkees argcame when one atrekeths fo fhalt thon make their image to banifh out of the citie, 20 Thus mp Heart as gricued sand it went eua through mp teines. 21 So foelifh was J and ignozant: euenlas it were a heafi befoge thee, 22 Neuertheleſſe F am altray bp thee : foz thou bak Holder: me hp mp right hard. 23 Thou fhalt guive me with thp counſel:and after that, reckise me with plep. 24 Tihom pane F in beaten but thee: ant there ts none bpon earth het F vefire in com parilon of thee. 25 My fich and mp heart Fatieth : but € od is the firength of mp beart and mp poztien fog ener. 26 Fozlo.thep that forſake thee. Hal periſh theu balk deſtreped all them that comit fomication ¢ gaint thee, 27 ‘But itis goed fo me to holt mefektp Eod, to put my treft in the Iod Eon: ant to ſpeake of alithp toe pkg in the gates of the daughter of Sion, Vt quid Deus? Pial 74. O Gov, voherckoze art Fou aklent frem be fo forge why ig thp wath (o hot againt the Herpe of thp pallur? Ea 2 D thinke bpon tép PI HA : whem thon haſt purchaſed and redeemed of oim, 3 Thinke bpon the tribe of thine Inheritance; and mount Sion b berein thou heſt dvelt. . 4 Rift rprbpfeete, that thou mapeſt vtterip ves flrop cuerp enemies & hich hath done millin thy Scne⸗ tuarp. 5 Thine avuerfaries roare in the middeſt of thp congregations : and [et tp their banners for tekeng, 6 He that Hewes timber. afoze out of the thirke trees: mag knowen tebzing it to an excellent worke. 7 But now they breake dewon all the carued kyozke thereot : with Axes and Hammers. © 8 Shep hase {ct fire tpon thy belp places : anv haue defiled the dwelling place of thp Rame, enen bite to the groun’, 9 Bensley fapt in their Gearts, Let og make bas uoke of them altegetder: thug haue thep burut bp all the teufrscf God inthe lann, 10 We fee not ourtokeng, there ig rot one Peꝛo⸗ phet moze: no not one ig therc among ft vs that vnder⸗ fiandeth any mee. y rc D Gor, bow long Mall the aduer'aryp tor thig piftoncrie : bet long Mell the enemie blapbeme thp Nme, foꝛ cuer? 12 CH hp withdraweſt thon thy Band: wp pluckeſ net thou thp right Land ont of thp doſome to cenſume the enemic? : i 13 Fo Gov ismiy Wing of olds the help that is tone D3 vpoꝝ ryhe xiiiiday. N | Thexyday. sdi Morning player. vpon earth be doeth it himfelfe. 14 Thoun dindelt dinide che fea though thy power: thou brakeſt the heads of the Dgsrong in the waters. 15 Tuon moek che heads of Lertathan tn pie- ceg : ana gaueſt him to be meate tog the people in the wildernelſe. £6 Thou bzoughtelt out kaunt aines and waters out ef the hard rocks : thou driedſt vp mightx waters, 17 The dar is thine, andthe night is thine: thot pat peparen tie light andthe ſunne. 13 Thau halk tet all the borders okthe earth: thou Hak made Summer and Minter. t9 Reme uber this. D Lard, how the enemie hath rebiked: and bow the falii people haty blaſphemed thp Rame. ’ 20 Dveliuer not the foule of thy Turtle Duur bris tothe multituaeof the enemies: and korget not che cona gregation ot the pooretoz euer. 21 Looke bpm the Co enaut koꝛ all the earth i3 full of darknelſe, and cruell Havitationg, . 22 Dh let not the Ample goe awap ahamed : hut ket the paxe ana needy giie prate bnto thy ame, 23 Arile D Gon, maint aine chine oer cate : res member How the kooliſh man blaſghemeth chee daply. 24 forget ita: the Basce of thine enemies: the pres funption ot them that hate thee, increaleth euer moze: and moze. ; ; Confitebimur tibi. Pfal.7.5. i » bniotheedoe we gtue thanks. 2 ThyMamealiois nigh : and that vs thp wonderous works Declare. , 3 Tapen Jreceiue the congregatien, J Hal iudge accordingunts right. 4, Lhe earth ig weake and all the inhabiters there: of: J beare vp the pillars of it. 5, J fain onto the fooles, Deale not ſa madly: and ‘to he buged‘p, Sct not vp pour Hame, 6 Set net vp pour home on high: anv peake not with a ftitie necke. 7 For pronotion commeth nether from the Caf no: from the elf: woz pet fram the Sot). 8. ano wip: God is the Fudge: he putteth dowire one, and letteth bp another. 9. Foirthe hand of che Low there isa cup , and the wine igre: it is full mirt, and hee powzeth out of the fame. 10 Ag o the Dread thereof: all the vngodly of the earth fall ozinke them, and ſucke them out re, But J sail talke of the Govaf Jacob ; and priple bim foz euer.: K 12 Al che horues ok the bngodly als will J besake: and the hornes of the righteous Halbecraited, Noras in tuda, Pial.7 6. Ik le ig Gov knowen + his Mame is great in trael. . ü a St Salemis his Tabernacle: ana his dwelling fom. 3, There bzake he the arrowed of the batwe ; the fhielo,the fwo2d, and the battell. 4 Thou art of moze Honour and might: then the Pilg ofthe robbers. 5The prow are robbed, thep Hane Kept, their frepe : ann all the men (whow Hands were mightie) Paue found nothing. — 6. Ar thp rebuke (O Gaol Jacob:)both the charet anv hoꝛſe are fallen. 7. Thou, euen thau art tobe feared ranu whomap tana. in thp light when thou art angry? i 8 Thon diddeſt cauſe thy iuogement to be heard from heauen; the garth treinblea and wag fit... Yu thee (D Bod) roc me sive thankes: per. ThePfalmes. Hin which terepet oome, 9 Uhen God arole to hrogement: andtohelpe al the mecke vpon earth. 10. The fiercenefle of mat Hall turne to thp pratle: and che ſiercenelle of them halt cho reftaine, tx Pomi vntathe Lom pour Goo, anu keepe it, all pe that bee round about him: bring pzefents bunta Huns chat ought tobe fearen, ` 4 12 He ſhall refraine. the ſpirit ok Princes; and ig wonderful among the Kings of the earth, VocemeazadDominua. Pial.77. : | CHM cep uta God wich mp vopce : enen vnto Goo. wil J| cep with mp vopce , andhe Hall hearken vn⸗ tome, 2- Jn thetime of my trouble Y fonahe the Lows mp loze ranne and cealed not, inthe night ‘eafon mp foe refisled comtozt. , 371928 73 Uhm Jam fi heauinetle Jwill thinke spor Gos : when mp heart ts bered, J twill complaine.. 4. Thou holdeſt mire eyes waking ; 3 antlo fega ble that 3| cannot peake. P ‘5 haue conſidered the. Dapes of olde: andthe pecreg that are paſt i i ‘ 6. Jeall to temembrance mp fong:and in thenight commune with. mine otune heatt, anu learch out mp pitits. 7 Gil the Logs ablent binletie for cuer sann wh $e beno moze intreated: . 8. Is bis merep deane gone for ener.: andig. his promile came vtterſy to an end foz essermoze? 3 9 Hath Gan forgotten to be gracious: and tail he ſhut dp bis lauing kindneſſe in Dilplealures 10. And F lapoe, It is mine obene infirmities but FT will remember the peeres of the right Hand of tpg mot Dighelk. - rr X wiil remember the workes of the Loz: and call fo minde thp wor ders of of time, ; 12 J twiil chinke allo of all chp woke.: and mp tale king Halbe of chp deings. 13 THp war, D Gos, is Helps who ig great a Gcd(ag our Gow:). 14 Chou artthe God that decth wonders s ang haſt declared thy power amoug the people. : 15. Tteu Hak mightily deliuered thy people. euen the fornesof Jacob and Jotph. -+ 16 The waters tato ther, D Gon, the waters fate thee,and were afraid : rhe depths ald were troubled. 17 Che cloudes yowzen cut tater, the avze thune DeD sand thine arraiocs went absoad. i 13. The bopce of thy thanser wag Eerd round aa bout: the ligh ning Hone bpon tke ground, theearth Wag mened ana Hooke withall,. iiiar AA 19 Tp way is in the fea, and thp paths in che great waters : ano thy footltepe are not knots ms - 29 Thou lend k thp people like Heepe: bp the Hand. of Moles am Garon. à Alrenditepopule. Pfal.78. — He inp Law, Diny people :-enclitre yout Euening ~ prayer. cates buto the womg ef mp mouth. 2 J tail opor mp mouth in a parable: Jwil Declare HarBlentences olol, rine Kos Thich we haue Hears and knowen: any {uch ag our fathers haue tol tg. ; 4 That we ſhould nothing then from the toa ; g of the generations ta come ? but ta. Ge the horout the Low, His mightp and wonderfull workes that bes: Hath done. i 5 Weimavde aconenant with Jacob, ann gane Ph raela Haw : which he commanded our forefatherg ta, teach their childzen. 6 That their polteritie might knows it, + and the 7 Ee Thexy.day.’ © | The xy.day. ct To the intent that then they rame bp: rhep might ſhew their children the fame. 8 Chat thep might put their tru in Goo: any het te forget the wozkes of God: but to keepe his com: manbements. 9Amd not tobee ag their fozefathers,a faithleſſe and ſtubbutne generation: a generation that ſet not their heart aright, and whole fpirit cleaueth not ſted⸗ faltlp puto Gos, 10 Like as the chiloren of Ephraim: to ich being barneffen and carping boines turned themlelues backe in the Dap of battell. ‘ax Thep kept not che couenant of God: and woul not walke in dts Law: i 12 But fezgat whathe had done: anv the wander. full worke that be hav themed foz them. 13 Marucilous things viv he in $ fight of oir fozes fathers in the lard of Eeppt: euen in che field of Zoan, 14 De piuived the Sea,and let them goe though: be mave the waters te Hand on an heape. £15 Ju therapy time alle he fed them witha cleude: and all the night through with a light of fire. 16 He clave the hard rocks tn the wildernes: € gane them dinke therof,asit bad bineut ofthe great depth. 17 De brought waters out of the ſtony reckeslo that it guped out itke the riners. 18 Set for allthis thep uned moze againft pim: anv pretioked the moft Higheſt in the wilderneſſe. 19 Theptempted Gon in their hearts: anv requis red meate foz their luft, 20 Thep (pake agairt Gov allo, faping : Hal God prepare a table in the beilderneſſe: 21 Oe {mote the konp rocke mocede, that the wa⸗ ter guſhed out and the ſtreames flowed withal tut can he wiucdzead allo n prouide fleſh foz his people? 22 WMhen ſthe Lor heard thig, he was wꝛoth: fo the fire was kindled in Jacob, and there came Dp Yeas uie dilpleaſure againſt Tfrael. 23 Becaule chep beleeued net in God: and put not their traf in bis helpe, 24 Soe commanded the clouves abone : and opes nen the voozes of heauen. 25 He rainen downe Banna allo bpon them forte eate: and gane them foore from beaten. 26 Se man did cate Angelgfoove: foz he Cent them meate enough. 37 He raufen the Ealt winde to bicw puter hea ucen: and through bis powet be brought in the South- Welk winde. 28 He rained felh tpon them as thicke ag vunt; ana feathered foules like as the ſand of the fea. 29 He let it fall among theirtents: euen round a: hout their habitation. 30 Sorthep din eate gwere tuell fillen, for he gaue on — owne telire: thep were not diſappoynted of eit luſt. 31 But while the meate was pet in their manthes, the heauy wrath of God came open them,ann fem the wealthielt of them: pea, ans {mate dewwne the choſen men that twere in Piraci. iA 32 But for allthis thep fined pet maze end belee⸗ fied not hig wonderous workes. 33 Therefore their apes did Ge conlume in banirp: and their pecres is trouble, $ 34 Then he llew chem, they ſought him: and tirs med them earlp,ann required after Gov. : : 35 Anothep remehzen that God teas their ſtrength: and that the high God tyas their redeemer. - : 36 euerthe'cs thep ria but flatter him wh} their mouth: ard dilſembled with him in their tongue. 37 Foz their heart wag not whole with Him: neither .< The Palmes. continued thep Renfalt in his Couenent. 38 But he was fo merciful, that Gee kergatie thete mifsecbes ; and DeLropeb them Kot, 39 Hea, manp atime ſutned Lee his wath awap: and toonid not fitter bis whole diſpleaſure to atile. 40 Foꝛ he cenſidered thar thep Here hut fleſh: ant that thep were euen a winde that pallet) alwap, and comincté net againe. 41 Wanp atime Did thep prouoke Fim in the wits derneſſe: ane gricued him in the defert. ; 42 Ehep turned backe and tempted God: and mge HeD the Dolp ore in Iſtacl. 43 Thep theught rotof his hand: andofthenap wien be belueted chem frem the hand of the cucmie. 44 Dow he pan wrought his miracles in Eappe: gnd his wonders inthe ficid of Sean. 45 De tumed their heaters into blood: ſo that they might not drinke ef the rivers. 46 Hee (ent lice among them bp: ane frogs to deſtroy ſhem. 47 Dee gaue their fruit onto the Caterpiller: ma their labour vnto the Grafkeyper. 43 Dee deffroped their bines with haileſtenes: anv their mulbetp trees with the frot. 49 Oclmote their cattell alia with hailffones : ang their flocks with hot thunderbolts. 50 De cattepenthem the kurioulneſſe of hfs wath, anger,bifpleatiire, ant trouble : ano {ent euli angels ae mong them. 51 Hee made a way to His indignation, and (pared not their foule from death: but gaue their life ouer to the pefti'erce. 52 And (mote al the firk home im Egrpt: the mef paincipall and mightieſt in the bellirgect Dam. 53 But as foz hts owne people, be led them feorth a serne and caried them inthe wilderneſſe likea JRE, 54 De bꝛought them out lafelp that ther Mould not feare: and oncrinbelmcd their enemies with the tea, 55 Andkzorghe them within che komers of big Sanctuary: enn to his mountains, which hee pute chaled with bis right hand. 56 He caſt out the Heathen alle before them: canlen their and to bee diuided amorg them foz an heritage, end made tke trites ef Iſreel to dwell in theirtenrs, 57 So thep tempier ann tifplea cs the mek High God: ant kept not his teſtimonies 58 Wut turned heir backs, and fell atway like their forefathers : farting alive like a broken tc. 59 Ferthep qrieued bim with their hit! altars: anv prouoked him to diſpleaſure with their images. 60 Miben Gon heard this, te was broth: and tooke foze Dilpieature at Iſcaeſ. 61 Sothat hekor voke the tabernacle in Silo: euen the tent that He bad pitched among them. 62 Hee beliucren their peer inte captiuity: anv their beauty inte the encmics hand. 63 De gane his people oner alle onto the (wor: ans was wꝛoth with tis inheritance. 64 The fire confemes their yong men: anv their meidens were nat giuen te mariage, 65 Their Oziefis were Maine with the ſworde ans there were no veidowes to make lamentatien. 66 So the Eom awebked asone eut of fleepe: and like a Gpant referfhed with vine. 67 De fmote hig cnemicg inthe hinder parts: and put them to perpetual Meme. 68 Perdue the tabernacle of Joleph rand chole net the tribe Ephraim. - y 69 But cbofe he tribe of Juda: cuen the pi of Ste on, which he loued. > ANB deuouted them! D 4 zo And The ividay. N The xvi day· Morning prayer, 70 Ano there bee bullden his temple on high: ann Tata che founsation efit tike the gcouna which be hath ane continually. 71 He chate Dauid allo Hig Ceruant: anu tooke him aap from the ſheepekolos. 72 Ashe was collowing the Ewes great with pong ong, he cooke bim: thar he might keede Jacob yig peo: plead Praet big inheritance. 37 Do he fed them with a Faithfull and true heart: and rilen them peanentlp wich al! his power. _ Deus,venerunt. Pial.79. Bad, the heather are come inte thine inherit- aacesthp hotp Temple haue they defiled, anu nade Hieruſalem an heapeof toneg. 2 Fhe dead hovies of chp ſeruants haue ther gi- uento he meat puterhe foules of the ayre: and the fleſh ofthplainis vatothe beaſts of the land. 3 Their blood hane thep Med tike Mater on euery Roe o` Hieraſalem: € tjere wag neman toburie them.. 4 Te are become an open hame te our enemies: a derp (come and oerion Vitto them that are round a · bout bs. cg Lond, how long wilt thou be angep: lhallthy ie⸗ fon Ge burne lik: five fog euer 2 6 Powꝛe out thine mvignation bpon the Heathen that haue not knowenthee: ans vpon ihe kingdomes that haue not called vpon thy ame. 7 For thep haue deuoured Jacob: and laid watte His pivelling place. 8 Deemember not our ofd fines, hut hanemercp vpon vs, and that cone: foz twee are come to great mi rie. 9: Helpe vs.O Govof our faluatton, fez the gloꝛy of thp Name: D deliuer vs, and be merciful onto ont Gnnes foz thp Names fake. 10 MAherefore Boe the Heathen fap: Mhere is now their God? ix O let the vengeance of thp feruants blood that ig (hen be openlp Hetwcn vpon the heathen in onr ſight. i 12D let the loꝛrawkul ſighing of the priſoners come bekore thee: accoming to the greatneſfe of chp power paclerue thou thole that are appointed to die. 13 And for the blafphemte wherewith ont neigh: bourg haue blafphemen thee : reward thon them (D Loꝛd)ſeuen folo into their bofeme. 14 Ho tne that be thypeople,a ſheepe of thp pafkure, fhal! cine thee thanks forener and wil altaap be Mets ing korth thp papie fron generation te generation. Quiregis Ifrael, P{al.80 He D thou hephearnof Iſrael, theu that teas Delt Joleph like a ſheepe: ſhebo thp felfe allo thou that fitte opon the Cherubims. 2 Before Epraim, Beniamin,¢ Wanafles Birre bp thy ficength,and conte and helpe bs. 3 Turnevs againe.O Gon: Mew the light of chp cotmtenance and we halbe tohole. 4 O Loꝛd Gon of holtes: How long wilt thon be angry with thy people that prapeth? 5 Ahoufeedelk them twith the heead ofteares: and giueſt them pleuteouſneſſe of teares to damke. 6 Thon halt made vs a berp ſtrife onto our neigh⸗ Hours: aw our enemies laugh vs to ſcorne. 7 Turne bs againe thou Gon ofholtes: Hewthe Light of thy countenance and wie ſhalbe whole: 8 Thou halk brought a vine out of Egrpt s shor. Haft cat ourthe Heathen, and planter it. 9 Thoumarelt roome fog it: and Shen it had ta⸗ Aen rome it fillen che land. t> The hilg were coucred with the (Hanowof (ts & the boughs thereof wore like the gonty Cedar trees. as She Kretcherout ber ranches muerhe ea av The Pfalines. rhoughes bonto the rier. * 12 TAhy bak chou thn broker dobone her hedge: that all chep that goe by,plucke off her grapes 2 13 The wilne Wae out of the woos noeth coste it 29; anu the wilde heattes of the fiela deuoure it. 14 Tuͤrne thee agatne, thou Goo of hoſtes, looke notene from heauen: behold, and bilte this bine. 15 Ano the place of the vineyard that thy righe Hana hath planten: and the beanch that thou manei fo Brong fo: thp felfe. 16 It is burnt with fire, and cut dewne: anb thep fhal! periſh at the rebuke of thp countenance 17 Let thy hand be vpon the man of thy right hands and bpon the lonne of man whom thou madeſt ſo Brong: foz thine otone felfe. 18 Am fo wil not we goe backe krom thee: D let bg. liue and tue fall cail opon thy Mame. 19 Turne vs againe,D Low Gon of hefteg: Mew’ the light of thp countenance ano we ſhalbe whole. ExultateDzo, Pfal 81. ~“ i S Ing: wee merilp onta God sur rength + make a cheerefull nople dnto che Gon of Jacob. ! 2 Takethe Plalme, bring hither the Tabzet: the merie Darpe, withthe Lute. 3 Blows vp the Crumpet in the new moons enen: in Che time appointed, and vpon one Colennefealt nap. 4 Foꝛ this was made a fiatute fog Iſrael: ann a. law of the Gav of Jacoh, ; 5 This hee ogdeinen in Joſeph for a teſtimonie: when he came out of the lant of Egppt and had heard a firange fanguage. 6 {ealed bis Houltee€ am the hurthens anv his: Hands were delinered fran making the pats 7 Chou called pon me in troubles,x J delſcueren thee: ¢ beard thee what time as f faze fel bpon thee. 8 Ipꝛoued thee allo: at the waters of rife. o Weare, D mppeople, and J will alure thee, D Sleael: if chou wilt hearken ento me. 10 There lhall na ſtrange gov bein thee neither fhalt thou wozihip anp other gov. 1a Jamthe Lerd thy Gon, which bzought thee out ofthe land of Egppr: open thp mouth wide, and J all fit it. 12 But mp people would not Heare mp voyce: and Iſrael would not obey me. 13 So J qaue them bp onte their atone hearts tufts anu tet them folfows their otuue imaginations, 14 D that mp people would haue hearkeued onto me : fo2 if Ilrael hav walken in mp wapes. 15 J fH uld foone haue put dovane their enemies: and turned mp hans againft their anuerlaries. 16 Whe haters ofthe Lor Mould haue bene founs liars: but their time ſhould hatie endured fe? euer. 17 Hee fouls haue fedde them allo wich the fineſt twheate floure: and with hony out of the Ronie rocke fhould Jhaue fatitfien thee. Deus ftetit. Pfal.8'2. Gs ſtandeth in the congregation of peices: Evening. ie is a iudge among gods. prayer. 2 How long will ve glue wzong iudgement: ano accept the perſons of the onqovlp ? Defend the poore andfatherlefle: fee that fuch: as be in neede and neceſſity, haue right. 4 Deliver the outcaſt and pome: ſaue them from: the Hann of —— $ They will nor He learned, noz buderſtand. but talhe on ſtill in darkenelſe: all the founvationg ofthe: garth be out ofcourle. 3 5 Ahaue fata $e ate gong: and peal are children oF tie moſt Highet i i 9 Wwe xe lhaldie tie boar all cheng of Enine | Thexvi.day, ” 8 Arile, D God, and ludge thom the earth: foz thon halt take all heather to thine inberitance. Deus quisfimilis? Pfal.3 3. Dnot thy tongue, D God, keepe not AA ſilence: H refraine not thp elfe, D Gon. 2 ffozioe,thine enemies make a murmuring: and they that hate thee haue lift op their hean. = 3 Ahep hauc imaginen crattily again thp people: and taken countell againtt thp ‘ecret ones, 4 Thep haue ſayd, Come, and let og roste them out,that chep be no moze a people: ano that the name of Iſcael map be no moze in remem*zance, 5 Forthep haue cak heir heads together with one content: and are confenerate again thee, 6 The Cahernactes of rhe Evomitegans the JL maelires: the Doabites and Hagarenes. 7 Gebal,and Ammon.¢ Amalech the Philiſtims, with them that dwell at Cyre. 8 Allur allo is ioyned vnto them: and haue holpen thechilazenef Lot. 9 But doe thou to them as vnto the Madianites: vnto Siſera, ana onto Jabin, at the bꝛooke of Kion, 10 Ahbich periſhed at Endog: and became asthe Doung of the earth, ] . 11 Dake them am their princes like Oꝛeb and Zeb: peamake all their princes like ag Feba and Dat „mana. 12 hich lap, Let be takete ow ſelues: the hou: fes of Gon in poftcflion. 13 D mp Gon, make them like onto a whcele: anv ag the Eble before the winde. 14 Like asthe fire that burneth hp the wood sand ag the flame that confumeth the mauntaines. 15 Perlecute them euen fo with thy tempek : ann make them aftaid with thp ſtorme 16 Mabke their faces aamen, D Loz $ that they may leeke thy Mame. 17 Let them bee confoursen and beren euer moze and moze: let hem be put to hame and periſh 18 And thep hall know that thou ( whale name ig Bebouah:)art calythe m ft Hicheſt ouer all che earth. Quam dilecta. Pral 84. pace amiabke are thp dwellings: thou Low of hoftes >- $ 2 My ſoule hath a deſire anv lenging to enter into the courrsofthe Lozo ; mp heart and mp flelyret · yce . inthe liuing Sav. 3 Bea, the (parrote hath fous Ber an Houle, and the fwallom a neff, where ſhe may lay her poung teuen thine altars,D Ioro of hoſtes,my King ano mp Goo. 4 Biele are thev that dink in thp hole: they twit be alway prapling thee. - 5 Bleflenisthe man, whole firength ts in thee: in whole heart are thy waves. 6 Which going through the vale of miferie, ofc it: foz a well: and the poe les are fien with water. 7 They wil wo from Rrength to frength: and brite the Gon of gods appeareth euery one of them in Sion, 8 DD Low Gorofholts,heare mppraper: hearken, D Gor of Jacob. 9 Bebold, D Gor, our vefenversandlookebpon the face ef thine anoynted. z 10 Fozore day in thy courte: is better then athou⸗ and ſonne of thine banonrain; ri Gi havratherbee a dooze keeper in the houte of my Goo: then to dwell in the tents ofongadlinefe. F2 Hor the Lows Gavisa light ana vefences the Loz tyilf give graee and worthip, ano ne goon thing ‘Hall he Bie held from them thactine agony life, 13 D Lom Gov of holtes; bleed ivthemanshat. hist . The Pfalmes. Benedixifti Domine, Pfal.85. | Bespin att become gracious bnte thp land: thon balk turned atvap the captiuitp of Jacob, 2 Thou hak forgiuen tye sifence of thp peoples ano couered all their linnes, 3 Thou halt taken atwap all thy vilpleattere: and turned thp felfe ftom thp wꝛathtuli inviqnation. . 4 Ture dsthen, D Gon ourlauiour : @ tee thine anger ceaie ftom bg, 5 Gil thou be diſpleaſed at bg foz-ener: anv wile = —— ont thp wath from one generation to an other 6 cAilt thou not tume againe and quicken vg: that thp people map reloyce in thee! t —* — bs thy meccp,D Lom and grant bg thp nation, ! 8 J wil hearken what the Lord God will lay rome cerning me; foz-he fhall {peake peace onto his people, aud te his laints, tbat they turne not againe. 9 Faz his laluatien w nigh them that feare hime that gloꝛymay dwellin ourlana,: 10 Bercy and trueth are met togethers righteon& nefle and peace hane kiled ech other. i 11 Trueth Hal Asuh out of the earth: ans tighte⸗ oulneſſe· hath looken rotune front heauen, 12 Hea, the Loz Mali hw loning kindneſſe: and our fann fhall gine Herincreafe, - 1 Ey KRighteouſneſſe Hal goe befoze him sand he hall Direct bis going tu the wap. InclinaDomine. Pfal.86. Dw downe thine care; D How, and heare me: Morni w J] am pooꝛe and in milerie. 2 Hꝛeſerue thou mp loule, for Jf am holy: my God ſaue thp ſeruant that putreth his turk in thee. 3 Be mercikull onto me, D Logo; fo: J will cal Daplp bpon thee, + Convert the laule of thy Ceruant » faz onto thee (D Loꝛd) doe F lift vp mp lente. ; 5 fo: thou Low art poon anv gracious: and of great mercy onto all chem that callopon thee. 6 , Giuecare Lozounte mp peaper: aud ponder the voyce of mine humble oefircs, 7 Anthetime of mp troukle will call vponthee: foz thou heareſt me. 8 Among the gods there is none like vnto thee (D Loꝛd:) there is not oue that cannae as then noch. ` 9 Aï nations wham thou halk made, fhal come any oorfhiv thee: D Laz : ann (hall qlezifie thp same. 10 Fozthou art great and Dock wondercus things: thou art Gor atone. : 11 Teach me thy way (D Low) and Y will matke in thy tructh: D knit mp heart onto thee, tat-3) map feare tip Rame. z 12 J| wilthankethee, D Low mp Gor, mith all mp eart: and will pzaplethp Mame for cnermore. 13 For great is thp mercy toward mee: and thoy . Hak delivered mp ſoule from the nethermoft hey. 14 D God, the praud are rilen again me: ana the congregations of naughtp men haue fought: alter my foule and haue not fet shee before their eyes. ` 15 Gut chon D Lore Gon)art ful of cepaffionana > merer : long luffering, vlenteous in gocdncfſe atruech. 16 Oturne thee then vnto me and haue mercy p⸗ on me: giue thp ſt eagth ono thp ſeruant, e helpe the 17 Shew fome good teken vpon me foz goer, thit : thep which hate me, maptee it, ebe ahame: breaule “thou Lord balk bolpenine.anp comforterane : Fundamenta eius, Pfa! 8 1p PEBE upon the hely biltes: the Rese: - loueth the gates of Sten, mozothen all the r meb- Bane a Thexviiday. N ng prayer, The xvii.day. Fuening prayer. lings of Jaccs. bst y noz Gletp erceflent things are fpoken okthee: thou citie of God. J twill thinke bpon Rahab ans Babylon: with them that know me. cta Behold pe the Philiſtines alſo: an thep of Tyre, with the Moꝛans,loe there was he home. 3 Auð oĩ Sion it hhailberepocten , that he wag bome in her: and the mok Dial Hell ſtabliſh her. 6 Ube Lew hall rebearle te when he writeth sp thepropie chat he wag borne there. 7 Ehe (gers allo and trompetters ſhall he te⸗ Hearles ali my freſh ſprings hallbein thee, - Domine Dens: oPfal 880 eG Cyeete of my faldattons {bane eryed Dap and nigt hefoze thee: D let mp praper enter inte thy pzeſencẽ encline thine tare tenté my calling. +2 Foz mp Conte is full of trouble: and mp life daw eth nigh onto hell. sg) pM Am counted ag one ofithem that go dobone in- tethenit: and Jhaue bene euen as aman that hath Rodtrengt aes) et ae Hore d í 4 Free among the dead, tike pnta them that bee wounded and lie inthe graue: which be out of remem: bance and are cutatway from thp band. © § Shou halklaped me in the lowell pit: in aplace ok darkeneſſe ant in the teepe. ; © 6 Thime indignarion lyeth hard bpon me: anv thon Half dered me with all thp Remeg: 7 Shou hak put awap mine acquaintarce farre Fromme and made me to be abbeared of them. 8 Dam lo fat in pilon: thar Y cannot get forth. 9` Wp fight kaileth foz berp treuble: Lego, hane calien Daplp bpon thee, Jhaue ſtretched out mp hands Bato thee. 10 Doek thou hey wonders among the dead rer ſhall the vean rife bp agame and praple thee ? 11 Sball thp louing kindneſſe Bee ſhewed inthe grane: op thp faithfulneſſe in deſtruction ? 13 Shall thy wonderonus tworkes he knowen ia the Darke: and thy righteouſneſſe in the lans where all things are forgotten? 13 Cintethee haue F cried, D Low: and early fhal mp pzapcr come befeze thee. 14 Loꝛd. whp abhozreſt thou my foule: and hideſt thou thp face fromme 2 15 J aminmiferie and like onto him that ig atthe point to die : (cuen from mp pouth bp) thy terroꝛs haue ‘Fj ered with a troubled minae. ' 16 Thv tmathfull diſplealiire goeth ouer me rann the feare of thee bath bndone me. 17 Thep came round about me daplp like water: and compafled me together on every ſide. _ 18 Q9rfouers ann friends Balt thon put away from me: and hid mine acquaintance out of my ſight. Mifericordias Domini, Pfal 89. tong {hall be alway of the louing kindneſſe ‘ N 4 of the Low: with mp mouth twill 3| ever te ſhewing thy trueth , fromone generation to an other. 2 For J haue fain, Arey Hall be (rt bp fez euer: thy trueth hhalerbou Eablifh inthe bheauens. 3 J bauemaveacoucnant with mp cholen: Jhaue fmm: vnto Dauid my fernant. 4 Thy Gene will J Eabliſh foz euer: anv fet op thy throne from one generation to another. s. D Lom,the bery heanens hall praple thp won percus wakes: and thy truet inthe congregation of the faints. l ' 6 For who is he among the cloudes: that {hall be compared orto the Lown ? ia The Pfalines. op Gap what is he among the gore: hat Hialsetike vnto the Lom? 133i i saa? tig 8 God is verp greatly to be feared in the counfeil ofthe Saitits: aD ta be had in reverence of all them thai are about him. 9 D Low Gon of bolts, whe is like vutothee: thp trueth (molt mightp Loge) ig umeuerp fine. 616 5 xno Chou ude the raging of the few) thou Kiii the waves thereof whenthey arife. s rı Chou halt ſubdued appt , and deſtroyed it: thou halt ſcattered thine encmies elzoade with thy mightp arme. : ⸗ 12 The heauens are thine, the carth allo is thine: thou Halt layd the foundation of the reund world, and âlf that therein ig: { 13 Then halk made the Morh anv the South: Taro and Hermon ſhall reiopce in thp Mame. 14 Chott þak a mighty arme: Brong is thy hand, ann high ts thpright band. 15 Rightcoulne fle and equity és the habitation of thp leate: mercy and teeth Hail gee before thipface. - 26 Blelledis the people (D Los) that can reioyce incheesthep hai walke mthe tight ofthp countenance. 17 Chetr delinht Hal edaplp in thp ame: and in thp righteouficficthal! they make their boaſt. 18 Fozthou art the gloz oftheir ſtrength: andin thp losing kinenefle thou Malt lift bpour homes, 19 Fozthe Lopvig our vefence: the Dolp one of Iſtael ts our Bing. 20 Thou pakek Cometimes in viſions vnto thp Saints, and laydeſt: J hauelain helpe bpon one that is mighty, T hatte exalted one chofer out of the people. 21 J baue found Dauid mp ſeruant: with mp holy ople haue Janopnted him. 22 Wp hand hail hols him faft: and mp arme thal firengthen bin. 23 The enemie Mall net bee able to noe him bigs lence; the foune of wickedneſſe Hall not turt him. 24 J fhal (mite downe bis foes before hig face anv plague them that Hate bim. 25 My trueth alfe and mpmercp halte with him: and in inp Rame Hall his heme be exalted 26 J| twill let his dominion allo mthe fea: ana þig right ban’ in the floons. 27 He all call me, Thou art mp Father: mp Gow and mp ſtrong faluation. 28 Ane J wil make Him mp firk bozne: higher then the kings ofthe earth. 29 Wv mercp will V keepe foz him foz enermozes and my coucnant hall Aano faſt with him. 30 His ſeede allo will J make to endure foz euer: and his thecne as the vapes of heaucn f 31 But ifhis children fofake mp Lats: and walke not in mp iudgements. r ‘32. Tif tbey bake mp ſtatutes, and keepe not mp commandements: Fwi vilite their oſtences with the ror and their finne with ſcourges. 33 Neuertheleſſe, mp boning kintnele twin J not btterip takefrem bim: no? luffer mp trueth to faite, 34 Wpcouenant will T rot hzeake, noz alter the thing that is pone out efmpiiper T haue ſwozne once bp mp Holinefle,that F willnet faile Danit. : 45- Dis leene ſhall endure Foz cuer $ and hig ſeate ig like as the imne befeze me. 76 We Halt Karn Faft for enernioze ag the moones and ag the faithful witneſſe in heauen. 37 But thowhalt abhogren and kozlaken thine atte cynted: ann art diſplealed at hint. 28 Cheu haft broken the coucnant of typ lernante aud cat big crobone to the ground· 39 Thou hal oucttheowen all bis penges: ante Thexvii.days! i Thexviii.days ‘ Morning prayer. A: The Pfalmes: | ken Botone Dis rong boog, > Tor oy mp rong holds mp Con, in him watit. Allthey that go bp,(poile him: andhetsbecome 3 Fog Hee Hail teliner shee from the ſnare of the a rebuke into bis neighbours. hunter: aud from the noylome peftilence, © 4 Thor halk lee op the right Hand of his enemies : and made all hig aduerlares tu reisyce + 42 Thos halk taken away the euge of his {word ; am giueſt him not victory in the battell, | 43 Shon halk put out his glogp: ana caſt his thzone Dobne to rhe ground. 44 The vapes of his pouth halk thou Mozgtened: anv couered him with difhonour. ; | 45 Word how lony twi:t thou bine thp felfe koz euer: and (hall thp marh burne like fire?) i 46 Dh remember: Yow Hot mp time is: wherefore Balt thon mave all men for nought? ER 47 Mahat manish: that liucth,t Hal not fee death: and fhall be deliver his forte from the tann of hell? 43 Low, where are thy ols louing kindnefles: which thou liwate vnto Dauid in el ptrueth? 49 Remember GLozw) the rebuke that thy ſetuants Hanes and How J doe beare in mp boſome the rebukes of many people. j 50 Aherewit) thine enemies Hane blaſphemed thee, ana ſlaundered the footfteps of thine anopnted ; prailen be the Lez fog euermoꝛe Amen. Amen. Domine,refugivm. Plal. 90. Ow, Drv thau halt bene our rekuge: krom one genes | ration to another. B42 Weforethe mountaines were beouahe forth, o? euer the earth and the world weremade : thom are Ged from everlafting. and wala without end. 3 Thowturnefe man to deftruction : againe thon fapelt, Lome againe pe chunzensf men. 4 Forathoulana peeresin thp ſight, are but as ye LKerdap ſeeing that is pall ada watch inthe night. sus » Astoone asthou fcattereltchem, thep areenen, < aga ficepe s anu fade away ſuddenlplike the grafte. 6 Inthe moming it is greene, grower vp : but in the eiening it is cut downe, dried vp, and withered. 7 For we confuneawap in thy diſplealurxe: and are afraid at thy weathfull indignation. 8, Chou halk ſet out miſaceds befoꝛethee: and oug ſecret ſeanes inthe fight ck thp cotinenance . ça 9 Foꝛ when thouart angry all our dayes ave gone: fo: hring our peeves to an end; as it Were atale thatis told STE ott j 19, The vapese€ aur age are theeeſcore peeres any ten e thaugh men he ſo tong that they come co tonie- fcozey-esres + pet tmth eit ſtreũgth then buttalour and fo 20, o ſcone pafler it awp and we are cone. 1t Gut who regardeth the power of chp wrath: fog guen thereafter ag aman feareti, fats chp diſpleaſure. 12 O teach bs to number eur daxes: that toe map apply our hearts vnto wiſedome. 13 Torne thee againe(D Logd)atthe lak s aun be Aracious duto thy ſexrirantee. I 3 14 © fatiffie ds wich chp merey, and that ſoone: fo ſhall we reloyce and he glad allthe dayes of our life: 15 Confort 98 againe now akcet the time that chew - Hal plaguedos: and tozthe peeres voherein wee have Grd avyerfirie. 16 Biew thy dzen thy glory. T AE TAA maenig af tlie Aon our God P: poon hs? prefper thou che worte of our hands bpon vs, D prolper rhauourhandie woꝛrke. Gni habitat. Plſal.ↄt Da fo dwelleth vvwerthe aeferce oF the moft feritants hp woke + and their chile V V Disp: Hallabine onder che ſhadoa of the Gt, Pg mighty = s to keexe thee in all chy wayes fut Sido te Loa, Choa act ne hopem ' 4 De hall etend chee vnder his wings; ano thors halt be late vnder hs feathers: his faithfulnelte anu trueth Halve thp ſhield and buckler. S- Chau ialt not be atrain fo? anptercee bp night: noz fo2 the arrow that tlrethby pap, 6. Foz the pelſtilence that walketh inthe darkneſſe: nog foz the ficknefle chat dellrsyxeth in the noone Dap. 7 Athoulans thal fall belive thee and tenthoulana thp right hano : hut ít ſhallnot come nigh thee. 8 : Sea, with thine epes fhalt thon behold: ann fee the rebara of thepngonip ii: Ua 02 00D 9. Foz thou Low a't mp Hope : thou halk ſet thine houle of defence very high: 10 There ſhall na cuill happen onto thee; neither ſhall any plague come nigh thy vtociling. 11 Foz he Hall gine his Angels charge once thees 12 Ubep hall beare thie in their hands: that thou purt not thy ksot againſt a ſtone. — 13 Thon Hatt go vpon the Lion ð Adder: the pong Lion ago the D:agon (halt rou treav onver thp feete. 14 Becaule he hath ter his lone vponme, therefore Halt Jdeliuer him: J Hallet him vp, becaule he path ku weit mp ame. + v5. Yethall cali ton mesnu J toil hearehim: pea, J ain with him tn tranble, J toil deliuer Himan being Pim:to honour; | 16 Uith long life wil 3 lacile him: ann thew Fim at mylaluation. Ronum eſt confiteri. P&l.g2. jS is a good thing to wine thanks vnto the Low: ang to finu prꝛayſes vnto thp Name, O molt Higheft. 2 Gorell of chy teuma kmonetle early in the mez. ning + and of thptrueth in the night feat. 4 3) venan inſtrument often ſtrings, aud vpon the Haute: vpon alow inſtrument and bpon the Hatpe. 4 Forthon Lon halt mane mee glad through th wozka: and J will reie xce in giuing praile foe the ope rations.of thy hanss: Int HEED <3 5 -D Logo, Dow alirions are thy workes: and the thoughts are berp terpe. ! 5 6 Anonwite man doeth not well conſider thig ana afeole poeth not vn derſtand it . 7 TUbhenehe ugly are greene as the graſſe and when all che workers ok wichedne eroe flouriſh then ſhall chey be dellrop: d foz euer, but thowl art the moſt Higheſt kor euermoꝛce·.. ME ei 8 Foz2lee, thincenemies(D Lego) lee thine cre mies ſhall periſh: and all the werkers of tofekeonelle ſhalbe deſtroyed j ; nn ig 9 But nw home ſhalbe exalted like the horne of an Unicoꝛne: foz J anvanspotes woich freſh orte 0 Mine eye alſo ſhaltſee hts (uit ot miue cuemie gs ana mine eare Shall beare bis delire of the witken thn rife vp againftme, © 11- Ohe righteous hall lourifh tikea Palme trees and Hall ſpread abroad like a Gear in Libanus. 12 Such ashe planted in the houſe of the Ios ſhall ftot in the rourts (oftée boute)ofair Goi r 3: They alto ſhall brinx koorth nore ituitein that ages ana ſhalbe fartain wetkkings $: r. The xviũ.day. 14 That they way ſhewe how true theLimmy ſtrength ig and that there ig ne vnrighteaulnelle it im.. ; i i _ Dominus regnanit, Phl, 9,357 5 4d, Ler, is Kiug, and hatly gut on glozious appare’: the Low hath pucenthis eppareljantt S girten himnete with regt.: a wy Fuening « Payers - 2: Der. ? — The xix.day. Morning prayer. 2 Heýnth mave the roms wozo ſo luren chat it can pot be mooued. 3 Euer fince the world began bach thp leate bene prepares ; thou act from euet aſting. 4 She Hoong are rifen (D Lom) the floods haue lift op their sopce : che Moons lift ap their waues. The waues of the lea are nighty, and rage hoz — but pet the Lord that dwelleth on high is migh⸗ 6 Obhptelkenontes,D Lor, are berp fure : holines becommeth chine Houle foz ever. Deus vitionum. Pfal 94. O Low God, to whom vengeance belongeth: thou ot Gonto whom vengeance helongeth, Mw thp 2 Arife thou Judge of the bezn: and reward the proud after their deleruing. 3 Lozd, bow long thal the vngodly: how long fhal the bngoplp triumph? À 4 Wow long Hall all wicken doers peake fo dib Bainefullp: and make fuch proud boating? § Thep {mire vowethppeople,D Loze: and trons Ble chine heritage. 6 hepmurver the widow anv the firanger : and put the kacherleſſe to Beath. 7 And pet thep fap, Tulh, the Lozd hall nor fee: neither Hall the Gon of Yacob regarvit. 3 -Take heede pe onwiie among the people + D pe fooleg:when will pe vnderſtand? 9 Wecthat planted the care, ha! he sot Heare: oz bs that mave the epe, Hall be not lee? to Dz he that nurtureth the Heathen : tt ig he that feacheth man knowledge, hall not he punif}? ri Che Logn knoweth the thoughts of man: that they are but vaine. ; i2 Wiellenis the man whom thou chaſteneſt {D Lo: :) and teacheſt him in thp Lew. The Pfaimes. prepared the dꝛr lans. E 6 come let vs woꝛſhig ann fall votone : ¢kneele betore the Hoye our maker. à 7 Fez bets (che Loꝛd) eur Gog: anv we are the people ef bis paltute, and the ſheepe of bis hands. 3 Co apf pe will beare his voyce, harden not pour hearts: ag in the pꝛouocation, and as iti the bap sftempration in the wiſderneſſe 9 TAhen pour fachers tempted me : prooued me, and faw mp works. 10 Fourtie peereg long wag 3 grienen with thig generation, and fait: it ts a people that do errem theis þeartg,fo: thep haue not knowen mp wayes tx uto whem I fware tu mp wath : that tep ſhould not enter intomp ref. Cantate Domino. Pfal.g96. O Sing onto the Lod a neto long : fing vnto the Lom all the whcle earth. 2 Sing gato the Lom, and praple big Rame : be telling of bis lalnation from dap to Dap. Declare bis honour onto the Heathen ; and hig wonders vnto all people. 4 forthe Lord tg great, and cannot worthilp bee praplen : he fs moze tobe feared then all gods. 5 Gs forall the gens of the heathen , thepbe but ivoles ; but it is the Loza that made the heauens. 6 ‘Glory ana woWip ate befoze him ; power ans Honett are in big Sanctuarp. 5 ; 7 Alctibe onto the Lom (D pe kinreds of rhe pros ple:) alcribe puto the od twos fhip ana power. 8 Gferibe bnto the Low the honour due bnto hig Mame: bang prefencs,and come into bis courts. 9 D worthip the Loz in the beautie of holtneffes let the whole earth Rano in awe of him. 10 Tell it out among tte heathen that the Lord ig King ; ava that it is bee which bhath mare the romu tuorln fo Falk that ttcannot be moned, and how that pe 13 That thou mayelt giue bim patience in time of fpaliiuvge the peoplerighteouflp. aduerficie : vntilthe pit be digged bp foz the vngodlpy. 64 Foꝛ the Logo will not fate bis people: neither will be forfake his inheritance. 15 Untill righteouſneſſe turne againe onto oge: ment: ali ſuch ag be true in heart hall foflots it. 16 Taho wil rife bp with me againſt the tickedioz Who will take mrp part age inſt the enil noers? 17 Ikthe Low had not helped me: it hav not fallen but mpfoule hav bene put to filence. 18 But wher J lapse, mp Coote Hath ſlipped: thp mercy (D Low) bela me dp. 19 Fn the multitude of che ſorowes that 3 havin my heart: thy comforts haue refreſhed mp foule. 20 Tilt chou haue anp thing to doe with the ſtoole of wickennefle: which ima gineth milchi:fe as alate 21 Thep gather them together againſt the ſoule of the righteous ano condenme the imocent blood. 32 But the Loz is mp refuge : and mp Gon is the ftrength of mp confivence. | 33 De ſhall recompenſe them thetr wickenneffe and deſtroy them in their owne malice : pea, the Lod our God Hall deſtroy them. Venite exultemus. Pfal 95. Come,let os ſing onto the Loꝛd: let bs heartis [p reioyce in the ſtrength of our Caluation. 2 Let bs come before his prefenre with thank(giuing : and ſhebo our ſelues glad m bim with IL Plalmes. 3 Forthe Low ig a great Gon : and a creat King aboue all gods. 4 Qnbis hanv are all the comers of che earth: and the ſtrength of the hils is his alo. 5 Theleais his, and bee made it: and his hands rt Let the heauens reiopce, anb let the earth be glan: let the fea make anspe and all that therein ig. v2 Lette fietdbe toyful, and all that tg init :then fhall all the trees of the wood tefopce before the Lom. 13 Jo: be commeth , foz he commer to iunge the carth : and with rigbreoulneſle to iudge the woro, ma the people with bistructh. Domirusregnauit. Pfal.97. T He Low is King, the earth map be glad thereof: pea,the multitude of the Tieg map be glad thereof. 2 Cisuves and varkenefle cre round about bim: ——— and iudgement are the habitation of big ate. There hall goe a fire before him : and Burne bp His enemies on euery fide. 4 Dis lightnings waue Hine vnto the wolo: the eart§ (al it, and was afraid. 5 She hils melted like ware at the pꝛeſence of the Loz : at the prelence ofthe Lor ofthe whole earth. 6 he heaweng haue declares his righteouſueſſe· and all che people haue feene his glorv. 7 Confounded be all they gat woꝛfhip carucd imac ges, and that delight m baine gods : wozthip him aff pe gods. . 8 Bion heard of it, and reiopeed: and the baune terg of Juda were glad, becaule of chp iudgements D 020. 9 Forthou Lore art higherthen afl that are in the earth ¢ thou art cratten farre aboue all mong. 10 ®© pethat loue the Loy, fee that pe hate the thine which is eutll: the Lean preerneth the boules of bis Saints, he Hall deliuer them from the handofthe ongodly. — The xix.day. ‘Thexix.day. Euening prayer. Ay ELI v1 There is Huma bp aliaht for the righteous : ann ioprui! clanuicite fig luci ag be true Hearted. 12 Retopee inthe Loyd vee righteous: and give thankes fo? a remembrance of bis holineſſe. “Cantate Domino, Plal 98 Sing vnto the Lord a new ſong: fo be Hath O one marueilous things. 2 lith bis omne right Dand and with hig poly arme: bath He gotten hunielte the victozte, 3 Che Lom ceclaren his faluation : Fis righteouſ· nefle hath be openip ſhewed in the fight of the heathen. 4 Dcehath remembzed Gis merep and tructh to- wartd the houle of raci: am all the ends of the woꝛld hatte ſeene the faluation af sur Goa. 5 -Shew pour flues iopfull wuts the Loz, all pee lands: Ang retopee,anD gine thanks, 6 Wraplette Lord vpon the Darpe: ling to the Harpe with a Palme ofchankelgining, 7 taith Trumpets alo and Shatmes : D Hew pour Celiues ioyfall befoz the Lagzi the King. 8 Let che fea make a noſſe, and all that therein ig: the round wo2ld.ann thep that dwelltherein. 9 Let the floong clap their bands ann let the hits ‘pe iopfull together beroz the Loz: foz bee is come ta iudge the earth. 1o (Hit righteoulneſſe ſhall Ge iunge the wolu: atin the people with equitie. Dominus regnauit Pfal.o9. Te Loꝛd is ing, bee he people nener fo onpatt- ` A ents See ſitteth betweene the Cherubinis, bee the earth never fo vnquiet. 2 The Logdis great in Sion: and high aboue all cople. 3 p : Thep Hal viue thanks onte thy Mame: which ig great, wonderfull,and goly. 4 The kings powerloneth tudaement, thot halk prepared equit ie: thou halk executed nwgement ana righteouſneſſe in Jacob. D magnifie the Loꝛd our Gop : ans fall wone befoze his footeffoole,fo2 he ts Help. 6 Boles any Aaron among his Pꝛieſts, and Sa muel among luch as call vpon his Mame: thelle called vpon the Loꝛd, and he heard them. 7 De pakevntothem out of the cloudypilſar: foz tiep kept bis teflimonies.¢ the iato that be gaue them. 8 Thot Hearne them (D Lord sur Bod:) hore: korgauelt them, D Gon, and pimiſhedlt theit owne iit- licntions. j 9 Dmagufe the Low out Gos,and worhip him. bpon his holp hill: for the Loz oir Gon is Holy. TubilateDeo. Pfal.100. O Be isyfullin the Load all pe landes: Cerne the Lom with gladneſſe, anv ceme befoze bis pre⸗ fence with a fong. "H ” 2 Ge pelure thatthe Lom be is God: it te he that _ bath mave bs, anv not toe our felues, wee are his peo- pie and the fheepe of big paſture. 2 © goe pour wap into his rates with thanke wt: thing are into his courts with prayſe: betpankiutl on- to him, and fpeake good of his Mame. 4 For the Lome is gracieus ; hid mercy is euers laſting: ann big tructh endureth from generatia to generation, « Mifericordiam & iudicium. Pfahsor; Biong Male of mercp and (urement: orto thee, LD Lan, will J fing. i oer let me haue vnderſtanding: in the way of gow mefe. ‘ ; j Uhen wilt thou come vnto me: J will walke in mphoulewithaperfert beart. 2Iwill take no wicked thing in hand, J hatethe The Pſalmes. Gaines oF vnkaithlilnelle there Halt no luch rleaue one to me, ? * 5 foward heart ſhal depart from me: J] toil not Knows a wicked perlon. 6 Who lo piuily Launderct) hig neighbour: hins will 3| veltrop. 7 Wiho ia bath allo a prouve looke, ann high fos macke: J twill not tuffer hm.. ; : 8 Wine epes loke onto iuch as he faithfull in the land; chat they map dwell with me. ; 9 Who lo leadeth a godly tife:he halbe my ‘eruant. ro Chere Hall no decetkull piron Dwell in mp Houle: he that telieth lies Mall not tarp inmpfiaht. - 11 Y lhall fone deſtroy all he vngodly rhat are in the land: that 3] map reote out aif wicked doers trom thecitp ofthe Lea. Domine exaudi, Pfal,ro2. Eare mp prayer, D Loo: and let my crping come buto thee. -A 2 Hivenot chp face fremme in the time of mp troubles excline thine cates vnto me when J call, D heare me and that right toone. 3 Foꝛ my Dapes are conſumed aboay like ſmoke:and nip hones are burnt bp as tt tere a firehzann. 4 My heart is {mitten Downe, and withered like gralle : (0 that J forget to cate mp bean. 5 Foꝛ the voice ot mp groning: mp bones wil carte cleaue to mp fleſh 6 Jambecome like a Welicane in the wilderneſſe; and like an Diwle that 15 in the deſert. 7 bane watched. tam cuen as it were a ſparrow⸗ that ſitteth alone bpon the boute top. Dine encmies revile me all the day tong: + thep that are man npon me, ace ſworne together again ft me. 9 Foz J Yane eaten alhes ag it were bread: anv mingled my drinke with weeping. 10 Ano that becauſe of thine imigration ¢ wath: Foz thou batt taken me vp, and caſt me Downe. rı My Daves ate gone like a ado: and Fam withered like gralle. ) 12 But thon (D Loz) fhalt enditre fo2 ewer: ana thp remembzantce thzoughout aif generations; i 13} Thou Hale arife and bane mercy pon Sion: fo2 it is time that thou haue mercp bpon ber, pea, the time ig came. 14 Ano whyr chy fernants thinke pon Her toneg: and it pitieth them to fee her in the dni. 15 She heathen Mal feate thy Mame,D Logdiand all the kings of the earth thy Wai fie. ‘ 16 Gaben the Lod Gal buils op Sion: anv when His glaz hall appeare. 17 Uhen hee turneth him bute the paper of the poo deſtitute: and deſpileth not their refire, 18 This halhe weittẽ foz thole that come after: ann: the people @hich fh lhe bane, Hallpzapte the Lod. ¥9 Fer he hath looked Downe from his Sanctuary⸗ outof the heauen nw the Lon behold the earth. 20 What he might beare the mournings of uch ag: he in captiuitie: and deliver the childzen appointed brs todeath. 21 That they may declare the Mame ofthe Low in Sion : anv Gig worſhip at Hieruſelem. 22 When the people are gathered together: ano the kingdomes alfo to ferue the Lord. 23 De bzought vote mp ſirength in mp iourtieps and fhoztened mp Tapes. 24 But Iſayd, D mp Gov, take me nat away itt the minne of mine ane: a3 foz thp peeres they endure- thoughout ali generations. 25 Thou Lome inthe legtuning halt layde the foundation of the earth; and rhe heauens ate the — Thexx.day. Morning prayer. A ~ The xx.day. of thy haute, o aa) 26 Thep Hal perth Out hoe Hale enpare: they ail fhall ware om ag doeth ag arment. 27 Am as abelture halt houchangethem , anv they Hall be changed: but thon art the lame, and thy peeres Wall not fate. 3 28 Thechilmenofthp feruants ſhall continue: and thetr cede Hall tano fatin thp figbe. : Benedic anima, | Flal:103. Raile the Lom, D mp feule: ann all that is within $ me.prap!e his holp ame. 2 JPraple the Lord, D mp foule; and korget not all Dis benefits 3 CUbich korgiueth al thy fine: g healeth all thine ‘infirmities 4 WMbich Guech thp life from deſtruction: ¢ crow neth thee with mercy and louing kind neſſe. 5 Thich fariliterh chy mourh with goon things: makuig thee yong and luſtie ag an Eagle. 6 Thelo exccuteth righteouſnes €iudgement ; foz ali chem that are appele: toith buong, 7 De fhewed his wapes vnto Moſes: His twozkes Duto the chudren of Flract. 8 The Log is full of compaſſion and mercp: tong {uffering,ane of great goodneſſe. 9 He wil not alway be chiving: neither keeper) be His anger foz euer. i 1o He hath not real: with vs after our finneg : nez rewarded D3 accozving to our wickedneſſe. rr Fozlvoke how high the heaucn is in compariſon of the earth: fo great ts his mercx allo toward them that feare him. 12 Locke how wide allo the Eaſt is fromthe Wet: Xo farre Hath be (et our ſinnes from bs. 13. Dea, like aga father piticth his owne children: enen fo ig the Lon mercifull rochem chat teare Hin. 14 Foz be knoweth whereof we be made: be remem⸗ het) that we are but duſt. rs The vapes of man are but ag graſſe: for he flo- rifferh as a Roure of the field. 16 Foꝛ aſſoone ag thetwind gaeth ouer it, itis gene: and the place thereof hall know ii no moze... - 17 Wut themercifull goodnelle of the Lo endu⸗ reth foz eier and euer, bpon them that feare him: and $ia righteouſneſſe vpon chilazeng children. 48 Euen vpon luch ag keepe bis couenant: anu thinke vpon his commandements to Doe them. ; 19 The Lom hath prepared-bis leate in heauen: and bis kingdome ruleth ouer all. . 20 D pratlethe Low, reAuaelsofhis, pethat ers cell in ſtrength: pethat fu fl hig commandement, and hearken vata the voyce of his words. : 21 O papie he Lord, all pe his hoſtes: pe ſeruants of hig that voe his pleafure. 22 Deake goon ef the Loz all pe workes of his, Lin ali places. of his dominion: pape thou the Loz, D mp Coulee ‘ Benedicanima mea. Phal. 104. ThePfalmes. 6 Thon cowerent it with rhe vecpe like ag with g garment; the waters Ran inthe pig, 7 Atthprebube hep Hees at the boyce of thy tbun⸗ ber thep ate afrara. 3 Thepgoe vp as high as the hils, ant pene te the valleyes beneath: enen vnto the place which rhor baft appointed fo them, 9 Shou bak ler them theit bounds which cher Hal not paffe: neither turne againe te court the carih. so Pe lendeth the ſpangs into the riug: which timne ameng the bilg. l 11 All bralts ot the fielde drinke thereof: ann the wilde alles quench their thirſt. 12 Welde them ſhall the fouleg ofthe axze haue their habitation: and iing among the baanches. 13 De watererh she bils from abone: tye earth ig Gillen with the fruit of thy teockes. 14 De heingeth forth grafie oz the cattell: g grene herbe fo? the leruice of men. 15 Ghat he map hing fecde out ofthe earth, ana wine that makcth glad the beart ef man, anv ople ta make bim a cheeretull countenance, Q bzead to ſtreng⸗ then mans heart, 16 The trees ofthe X ogd allo are full of fappe: euen the Cedars of Litanus, which he hath planten. 17 Tuherein the bitos make their neſtes: andthe Firre trees a:e a i weling fog the Stoꝛke. 18 The high bils area refuge fo: the wild Goats: and warethe fonp recks fo2 the Contes. 19 De appopntes the Moone foz certaine ſealons: and the Sunne kuowerh hig geing rowne, 20 Thou makelt darkeneſſe chat it may be night: wyerein all the beats of the fozreft voe meone. 21: The Ltons roaring after their praye: doe eeke their meate at Gov. i 22 Che Sune srifech arn they act them atwap to⸗ nether: and lap them Downe in their venneg. 23 Bait goeth koorth to his woke, andto his la⸗ hour: vntill the euening. i a 24 D Lom, hots inanifols are thp beorks: in mile nape belt thou made chen all , che earth is full of thp riches, 25 Sois the great and wide fea ato: wherein are | ine creeping innumerable, beth ſmall and great ealts, 26 Chere roe the Hips there ig that Leutathan: whom thou balt made to ake bis paſtime therein, 27 Abele waite all bpon thee: that thou mapelt gine chem meate in Due ſeaſon. 28 CUfen thou giueſt it them, thep gather it: anv toben thou openelt thy hand, thep are fitten with good. 29 Thea thou hiveft thp face, thep are troubles: when thou takeſt awap their bzeath, thep die, ana are turned againe to their duſt. 30 TWihen thou lettek thp breath woe foorth, thep ſhalbe made; ethou Malt renew the face ofthe earth, 31 The glorious maieftie of the Lom ſhall endure faz ener: the Loan hail reiopre in his works. — ape rhe Low, D mp fonte: D Lom ny Gon, 32 The earth Hal tremble at che leoke of Gime if be aga S Pis art become crveeding glozious, theuart cls Doe but toxch the hilstbep fhall incke, prayer, then withmatsiie and. Soneur, 33 Twill ing onto the Lord, as long ag Jliue: J > Whoupeckelk hp felfe wich light agit were with a garment: ano ipzeadel€ cut the beaucng leke a car taine. 3. Chich layeth the beames of his chamber inthe waters: ann maketh che clounes bis charet, and wal- keth vpon the wings of the bine: 4 Wemakech his angels irits: and hig miniſters a flaming fire {wil pearle mp Gon, while J haue mp being. 34 QM lo ſhal mp woms pleaſe him: mp iop ſhal be in the Lom, 35 Ss forttuners, thep Hall he con tumen out ofthe earth and che vngodly Mall come to an end: praife thou the Lod, D my ſoule, praple the Loz. Confitemini Domino. Pfal.rog. Thexxi.days Biuethanks bunto che Lem, and call ppon big Morning Qemes cell chepeople what things he bath prayer, BON ku (2 Det 5. Delaintic loumdetions ofthe earth: that it nee Stet Doula moug at anp time. i * Thexxiday. ` 2 D let pour laugs be of bim,ane pape him and tet pour talking be of all his wondersits works. 3 Retopre in his Lolp Mame; let the heart of them reispee that leeke the Loz, 4 Bceke the Lom anv hig ſtrength: fecke his face fuctmoze. 5 Remember the marucilous tuorkes that he hath Bone: his wonders, andthe indgemeats of hig mouch, 6 D vee (eed ot Abzaham bis fetuant ; ye children of Jacob his chofen. 7 He is the Lorn out Gov: higiudgemense are in ahi the arta 8 ipee Hath bene alway mindful ef his covenant and promife : chat he mabe toa thouſand generating. 9 Euen che couenant that be made with Abrabam: and the athe that he ſware vnto Iſahac. £0 Ann appointed the fame vnts Jacob foga Lat: and to Pirae fo an euerlaſting Ceftament. 11 Hazing Chito thee wet J giue the land of Cha⸗ hain; the lot of rour inderitance. 12 Ctthen there were pet but a fei of them : and thep Reangers mehe Tano. 13 What time ag thep went from one nation to an other: kram ene kingbeme to another people. 314 be ſuſtered no manto Boethem wꝛong: but te pisonet euen kings for theirlakes. 15 Couch ust mime Anopnted: do my Pꝛophets ne harme. 16 Pozeouer, he caled foz a dearth vpon the land: ana Deftropea althe prouſion of bꝛcad. 17 ‘ut he had (ent aman before them : euen Jos feph which was fola to be a honvlernant. 18 Aho e kecte they hure in the fockes ithe pron entredisto hig ſoule. 33) - r9 Qntilp rime came that bis caule was knoben the word of the io:d tepen him. i 20 The Ling nt and deliuered him: the patnce of the people let him go free, 21 Demave him low allo of His houle. and rulet o£ ail þig ubſtance. 22 Chat he might enforme His princes after bis will: and teach bis Senators wiſedome. 23 Iſrael al'ocame into Eappt: anv Jacob was a ranger in theland of Dan. 24 Gud bee increalen bis people erceedinalp : and made them ronger then their enemies. ~} 25 Tahe heart turned, lo that they hated his pea- Perant dealt bateuelp with bis feruants. 26 Thea * hee Woles his ſeruaunt: and Aaron whem he hanche. 27 Am thelle kewe hig tokens among thems ana wonders in the laud of Dam. 2 28 Helene varkencfle; and it was Darke send they kacre not obedient write his tre:d. 29 Hee turned their waters inte blood : and ſlebo their ih 30 Their land brought koorth krogges: pea euen in their kingg chambers. 3 De lpake the tuor, anv there came all maner of flies: ane lice in afl their quarters 32 He waue chem haileſtones fograitic : and flames of fire in their land. 33 Oe fate their bines alſo and free trees: and deſtroved the trees that were in their coaſts. 34 Deſpeke the word. Ethe graſhoppers came, and caterpillara innumerable: avd did eat by all the graſſe én their lann and deuoured the fruit cf their grow. > 35 Delnote all rhe T-A bome in their land: euen the chieke of ali their ftrengtb. 36 He bꝛought then foortd alfo with fluer 4 gofa; - chere baas not one keeble perlon among their tribes. >The Pfalmes. 37 Capt wad glad at har departing 2 foz they wore afraid sf them, 38 He ſpzead cut a cloud te be a couering: and fire to giue light inthe night feafon. 39 Acrheir delire he beought quailes : and he filen them woth the bead of heauen. quo De opened the rocke of Honey and the waters flowed out : f that riners ren in dep places. 4. For whp? he remembzed his tolp promife: anv Qheaban his ſeruant. 42 And be brought koorth Lig people with iop: anu his Chetn with glaonefle. ; 43 Gnd gaue tem the lanng of the Heathen +: anv thev. tooke thelabsurgofthepecpleinpofleilion. 44 That thep might keepe pis ſtatutes:and oblerue Sis lavses. Confitemini Domine: Pfal: 196; Giue thanks vnto the Loyd, fez beig gracious: HD His mercy endurech fo? cuer: — 2 Cibo cancrnzeife the noble.acts of the Lou :oꝛ ſhew togth all its prapt? 1 Blelled arg thep chat alway ker pe Judgement : and toe righteouſneſſe. 4 Remember me,D Lom according to the auone thar thou beareſt onterhp people: D pitt me with thp laluation. 5 What F map lee the kelicitie of thp Choſen: and reioyce in the glapnetie of thy people, and que thanks witi thine mbctitance. 6 Tehaue finned with our fathers: we haue pore amie and dealt wickeDtp. 7 Dur fathers regarded not thp wonders in Egypt. neither kept thep thy griat goodneſſe in remembances but were dilobedient at theiea guen at theren lea. + $ Renertheleie , Lee belpen them fo: bis ames fake : that he might make his power ta be knowen. 9 He rebuked the red fea alſo, and it was Dyed bp: fo he led them thozow rhe deepe, as therow a wilder⸗ nefie: 10 Gnd he fanc them from the anuerfartes hande and deliuered then: from the hand of the enemie. 41 As for thole that troublen then, the waters oa uervohelmed them there was not one of them left. 12 Then belecucd thep his wowa: and fang paik pnto Hint. 13 But withina while hep forget his works: anv beorle not abine bis ccunfaile. 14 But lui came spon them inthe wildernes: ann they tempted Gop in the delart. r 15 And he gaut them their deſire: and (ent leanenes withallints thcir ſoule. 16 Thep engres Woles alle inthe tents: t Aaron theSainteftheiow . 17 So thecarth opened, and (wallowen bp Dae than: and couered the congregation of Abiram. 18 Ann the fire wes kindled in their companie: the- flame burnt tp the vngodly. 19 Thery made a calfe in Horebe: and worſhipped the wolten image, 20 Thug they tuned their tube ofa calfe that eatech hap. 21 And they forgat Gos their Saniour : which Hay- Dorie fo creat things in Egypt. 22 Wondereus workes in che land of Dam: anv fearefullthings bp the red fea. 23 Sa be layd he world haue deſtrsyed them, had Not Boles his Choſen ſtand befoꝛe him in the wap : to` turne aap pig wzathful indignation, tcf he outa de⸗ ftrop them. : 24 Bca, thep thaught (come of that pleatant tare s, GND Lave no crxedence onto his wow, ; 25 But: glory: inte the ſimili⸗ The xxi.day, - j, Fuening play er, A The xxij.day Morning prayer. 25 But murmured it their tents: aud bearkencn not brite the bopce of the ILon. 26 Then lift he op bis hand again them: ts ouce: thzotw them in the toifaerneite, 27 De cak ont cheir leede among the nations; anv to {catter them in the lams, ii? © 28° Thep ioyned themlelues onto Baal P eoz: and ate the offerings ofthe dead. } 29 Thus thep prouoked him buto anger with their * inuentiong : andthe plague boas great among them. 30 Then Koon bp Phinees, and prayed: and lo the plague ceates, i $! : 31 AAT hat wag counted onts him foz righteoul elie: amang all polterities to: euermoꝛe. 32 Thep angred him alio at the waters of firife:f that he puniſhed Moles Foz their Cakes, 33 Becaule hep pꝛouoked his lpirit: fo chat he pake vnaduilſedly with his lips. 34 Meither deltroied they che heathen: as the Lod commanded them. 5 But were mingled among the Heather; ans lear⸗ Hed their works. $ 36 In muuch that hep worhipped their idoles, which turned to their owne Decay + pea, thep oferen their lennes and Daughters vonta veuils. 37 Ano then innocent blood euen che blaon oftheir founes and of their Daughters: whom chep offered bute ps Doles of Chanaan, and the land was oefiled with food. 33 Thus tere hep Eained with their owne wks: and went a whozing with their ooie inuentions. 39 Therefore was che wath of the Loed kindled againk big people : inlomuch that Gee abhozred hig owne (inheritance. 40 And hee gaue them ouer ito the band of the Beachen : anv thepthat hated them, were loms ouer them. . 41 Their enemies oppzelten them : and han them in lubiection. 42 Many a time did he deliuer them: but they re⸗ Hellen againſt him with their owne inuentions, € were bought downe in their wickennefie. 43 Neuertheleſſe, when He fata their aduerſitie: he Heard their complaint. 44 Dc thought pon hig conenant,e pitied them ac: cording te the multitude of his mercies : pea, hee mate ail chofe that had ten them away captiue,te pitie them. 45 Delicer bs(D Lor our God)e gather vg from among the heathen: that wee map giuethankes once thp holp Name, and make our ho ſt of chp paile, ` 46 Wileilen hee the Loz Guo of Ilrael, from ener: laking, and wog without end s and let all the people fay, Amen _ Confitemini Domino. Pfal.r07. g ~ Stuetbanks onto the Lor, foz he is gracious: O nd bis mercy endureth fo2 ever. 2 Letthem gine thanks.tuhom p Log hath redeemed: ant deliuered fean the han of the enemie. “y Ano gathered them ont ofthe lands, from p ak efrom the Celt: from the Math, € from the South. “4 Thep went aliray in che wilderneſſe out of the wap : and fonny na citie to dweſl in. “S Wcnaepaun chirftte: their lanle fainten fr them. <6- Ho thep crien brite the Lorn in their trouble: anv He deliucren them frem theit vifirele.. 7., He led them foorth by the right way: chat thep milaht wa to the citie Where (hep dweſt. 8 D thatmen would therefore prapfe ihe Loz Foz His goodneſſe: ana declare the wonnere that he dreth Eoz the childzen of men. , The Pfalmes. 9 Fore latilticth tbe emptie foule ann klleth the Hungep loute with goodneſſe. 10 Such as fit in Darkenefle and inthe Hadow of Beath + being fa hound tu milerie anv yzon. 1a Becaule chep rebeilea againk the wogns of the Logn : e lightly regãrded the couniel of rhe moſt High, £2 He allo heoughe Downe their heart thesugh peas uiiefle + theptell downe, and there wag none te helpe them bp, 13 Bo when thep cried onto the Logo in theit trou⸗ Ne: He delinered them out of thet viſtrelſe. r 14 Fohe brought them out of darkeneſſe, and out of the ſhadow of death + & heake theit bonds in ſunder. 15 D chat mex would therefore praile the Logo fog his goodneſſe: and Declare the wonuers that hee doeth fog the chtlozenef men, 16 Foꝛ he Hath broken the gates of beafle: anv ſmit⸗ ten tke barreg of pzon in unter. 17 Fook men are pleguen for tGcir offerte : anv becaule of their wickeonefie. < 18 Their loule abhogren all maner of meste + anv thep were euen Harv at Deaths tone. 19 So when they cried vnto the Lom in their trou⸗ ble : be deliuered them out oftheir diſtreſſe. zo Hee fent his wam ana healed them : awn they were (aed from thet: veltruction. at D that men woulo thereto praple the Tom fog bis goconefle ; and Declare the wonders that he docth fozthe chtinzen of men, 22 That thep meulo offer onto him the facrtfice of thankelgining: ano tell out bis works with gladneſſe. 23 Thep that goe downe to the lea in Hips : anv occupic their bufines in great waters. 24 Chele men fee the wozkes ofthe Lon: anv hig {wonders in the deepe, 25 Fozat his wow the ſtorup wind arileth s which lifteth bp the waues thereof. 26 Chep are caried bp to the heauen , and doboue againe tothe deepe: thei Lule melteth away becaule of the trouble. l 27 Thep reele toann fro, and ſtagger like a uzme ken man: and are at their wits end. 28 Se when they crie vnto the Loz in their trons Ke : he deliuereth them out of their diſtreſſe. 29 Foz he maketh the forme to ceale: Co that the waues thereof are fi, 30 Then are they glad, hecaulethep bee at ret: and fo bee bringeth them onto the hauen where theg would be. 3! O that men woulo therefore prale the Lognfor His qoopnelle + and declare the wonders that he doeth fo? the childzen of men. ? 32 That they would evalt hinvel’e tn the Congres garen of the people : and paple him in theteate of the verg, j 33 Thich turneth the Moots into a wilderneſſe: atta mieth sp the water ſprings. 34 & fruitfiutl land maketh he harren : forthe tics kenuefle ofthem that pivell therein, 35 Acaine hee makerh the wilderneſſe a Kanding water: ann tater ſprings ofa dep ground. 36 Am there he letteth the bungrp : that hep map biuld them a citie to dwell in 37. That thep map owe their land, and plant vine⸗ rards: to yeeld them fruits ofinercafe, — 38 De beech them, fo that they multiplie ercees diugly: anv Cuffcreth not their cattel co vecreale. 79 And -gaine, when thep are minifhen e brought i : though opprellion, though anp plague oz trome l * ugh hee Nifer them to bee eulll entreaten 40 Thoug j * The xxij. day -a The xxij. day. Esening prayer. through tpravts: and fet them wander out of the map in the wilderneife. 41 Bet helpeth he the posze out ef miſetie: and ma- keth bi o Wuſhelds like a flacke of ſheepe. 42 Che righteous wiil condverehis, and reioyce: aub the manth of all wickebneile fhalbe ſtopped. 43 Who o ig wile, twill poader theie things: and yi Hail onderhand the lowing kudenelle of the 910, Paratum cormeum. Pfal, 108. God, mp heart ig ready (mp heart's readp: ) F willing anv giue paile with the be mem- Ler that 3] bane. 2 Awake thos Lute anv Harpe : Ymp ele will awake right early. J will giuethankeg onto chee, D Lor, among the preple : J will Gng praples buto cyee among the nattens, i 4 Foꝛ thy mercpig greater then the fears: anv hp trueth ceacheth puto rhe cloudes. 5 Set bp thp elie (D God) abore the heauens: ane thp gloꝛy aboue allthe earth. . 6 Svat thp beloued map be velineren: lee thy right Hany face them, and heare thou me, 7 Gon hath poken in bigs bolinefle: Y will reiopce therefore and Biaite Sichem, and mete out the wallep ef Succoth, 8 Gikan ig mine, and Wanalles ig mine: Ephza ém allo ig the ſtrength of mp bean. 9 Juda is mp lawginer, Weab ts mp wafSpot: e- cer Edom will F ca out mp Hoe,vpon the jviliftines wil J triumph. to iho will {eave mee into the frong citie, anv tuha will bring me inte Evom? re WafEnst chou foꝛlaken vs? D Gen: ann wilt not (Hon, Gov, go forth with our hoſts: tz D helpe vg againi the enemies Foz baine is the helpe of man. 13 Though Gor we fall coe great acts: andit ig be that Hall tread Downe our enemies. Deuslaudem, Pfal 109. H Dine not thp tongue, D God of mp praple : foz the mouth of the vngadly, pea, and the meuth of the Beceitfull is opened bpon me. 2 And thep haue poken againſt mee with falfe tongues: they compaſſed mee about allo with words of hatted, ann fought againſt me without a cauſe 3 Forthe loue that J han onto them, toe, thep take no mp contrarp part: biit J giue mp lelfevuto pzaper. 4 Chus hane thep rewarded me euil foz goen : anu datred foz mp good will. 5 -Sretthou an vngodly man to be ruler ouer him: ant let Satan fano at his right haad. 6 Taben fentenceig giuen bpon him, let him bee cendemned: aub let bis prayer be turned into finne. 7 Let his daxes bec fet: anv let another take his ice. 8 Let his chimen be fathericfle : and pig wife a widow 9 Let big chimen be vagabends, and beg their Breas : tet them ſeeke it alfo out of deſolate places. 10 Let theerteztioner conſume all hat be bath: ana fet the ſtrenger ſpoile his labour. r1 Let there bee no man to pitie him: noto haue compatiion sper his fatherlefle childzen. 12 Let bis pofteritiebe deſtroped: andin the nert generation let his name be cleane put out. 13 Letthe twickeznefie of his fathers he hav in res membzance in the ſight of the Logs: and let not the Gune of hig mother be Done aap, 12 Wet them alwap be befozeche Loz: that be map The Pfalmes. root out the memoziall of them from off tbe earth. 15 And that becauſe bid minde was net te Do geod: but perlecnted the pooge pelpctetie man, thar he might flap bim that wag dered at the beart. 16 Dig hel'ghe was in cutting, anv it atl happen Dito him: Jee sued not plefling , cheretoze Hall tc bie farre from him. 17 He dotted Himlelfe with curling like as beith a rayment: andit ſhallcome tito bis beweis Hke water, and like ople isto his benig. 18 Let it be onto bim as the clove that be hath ops onbim : ana as che girdle that See is alway girbes withall. ty Let it thus Happen from the Leed wate mine —— : anb to thole that ſprake cull againſt mp ule. 20 But deale thou wit) me (D Loz Gon) acca bing unto thp PRame : ferPſweet ig tup mrep. 21 © deliver me,fo2 Jam helpelelle ane ponge: anu inp heart is Wounded within me, 22 J gee hence like the ſhadow that vepartech: ana am Diuen awap as the grathopper 23 Dpkuceg are weake thugh faking : mp Achy is drped bp o} want of fatnefie, 24 J| became alo arebuke bnto dem : thep that lookee bpon me. aked their beats 25 Helpe me (D Laa mp God: ) eh faue me ace coding to thp imerep. 26 AnD thep Hall know how that this ig thp hant: and that thou Lozd haft done it. 27 Though chep curle, pet bleſſe chow : anv let thems be confoundes that rile dp agaiuſt mee, but let tip fers want retorce, 28 Let mine aduerlaries Dee clothen with Mame t and let them coner themlelues with their owne confus Gon, as with a doke, 29 Asformce, Y wil gine great thankes onto the Tozu teith mp mouth ; and pzayſe him among the mul- titupe, 30 Foz be ſhall tand at the right hand of the pove: telaue þig onle from vnrighteous Tudges, Dixit Dominus,’ Pfal.ı 10. De Low ſayde ontomp iom : ſit thou onmp Morning right Hand , vntill § make chine enemies thp prayer. fiotfioole. 2 Ehe Lord Hall {end the rov of thp power out of Sion : he thou ruler euen in the mids ameng thine enemies. 3 In the day of thy power fhalthe pecple cffer thee free will ofterings with an holp weahhip: the pete of thp birth ig of the wombe of the mezning 4 The Lezofware , and will not repent: thou art a Pꝛieſt foz ener after the order af Welchiledech. 5 The Loꝛd vpon thy right hand: hal wound enen Kings in the dap sf His wath. 6 He kall iunge among the heathen He Hall fil rhe places with the bead bodies: and ſmite in under the Heads ower Diners countreves, 7 He thal dzinke of the bzooke in the way: theres kore Mall be lift bp bis head. Confitebor tibi. Pſal 111. I Will gine thankes bnto the Low with my whole Heart :fecretly among the faithful, ard inthe Cons gregation. CThe works of the Lam are great: lought out cf all them that bane plealure therein. 3 His woke is tworthp to be prayſed and kan iit Honour : and hisrighteouſneſſe enturetl foz euer. 4 Whe merciful ann gracicus Lon hath fo dene his marueilous wozkes: that thep ong ht tobe bao in temembzance. . € 5 De The xxitj.day. Ni fo _ The xxiij. day. i Euening prayer. 5 De hath gt sew meate timto then that keare him: $e ſhall ener be mindkul of his Conenant. 6 De bath ſhewed his people } poiwer of his works: that de map giie them the heritage of che heathen, 7 The works of his hands are vesitie ans iudge⸗ ment ; ail His commanoements are trite. 8 Thep Rana talk for cues ann eters and are Bone “iR trueth and cquitie, 9 We lent redemption onto His people: He hath rainmanved b.s Couenant for ewer, yelp and reuerent ip Dis Mame. zo The teare of the Lom is the begining of wife- Dom: a Koad virseritansing Haue all chcp that De there- aiter,the pratle of it endureth fez ener, Beatusvir. Palir. Bs is the man that fea-eth the Ler: Dee hath great Delight in bis commandementg. 2 Dis teed Wall he mighty span earth + the wene- ration of the faichtull halve bleen. 3 Riches aad pientcoulseiie Hall be in bis houſe: and his righteouines endureth foz ener. 4 Chita tye xovlp there arileih vp light in the Ba keneſſe: be tg mercitullioning and righteous. 5 A good man ig merciful, and lendeth: anv will Guide Bis words with diſcretion. 6 Foz be ſhallueaer he meoued: awa the righteous ſhalbe hav in av enerlalting remembzatee. 7. De will not be afrain foz any eni! tidings : fez pis Heart ſtendeth fat, ane beleetieth inthe Low. 3 His heart ts ſtabliſhen anv wil not Minke: vntil pelee biz vefe bpon his enemies. 9 He darh dilperled abzoad and winen to the poore: and hrs righteoutneile remaineth foz ener, bis hone ſha be cxalted with honour. 10 Uevngudlp hall {ee ft and it Hall grieue hin: Se Hail gnaſh with his teeth, ano ronlume sway, the delre ef the vngodly hail periſh Laudate pueri. Plal.r13. Raile the Loz (ve ſeruants:) D praile the Name af tie £023, 2 Hielen he the ame of the Lew: from thig time korth for euermoꝛe. 3 The Lords Name is praiſed: from the visirg op of the Sunne onto the going Downe of the fame. 4 The Lois high aboue all Heathen: anv Gis giay aboue the heauens. 5 Who istike ontothe Lozd our Gon, that hath bis dboe ling fo high: ans pet humbleth Dinieife to be- Helo the things that are in Heaven and earth? 6 Me taketh op the fimple out of the duſt: and lif. teth rhe poore opt of the mize. 7 That be map èt Him with the princes + euen with the princes of his prople. 8 De maketh the harren woman to keepe Houle: and to be a ioptull mother of childzen. Trrexitulfrael. Pfal.r14. Hen Ylracl came out of Egypt: anv ths - Bette of Jacob from among the Grange people. 2 Juva was his Sanctuaries and Iſtael his Do minion. i 3 The fala that, ann fled: Voan was dziuen acke. 4 be mountaines kippen like Rammes: and the little bils like pong Herpe. s That ailech thee, D chou fea,that thou fenvelk: and thos Pavan, Hat thau wafi zinen baike? 6 Bemountaives, that velkipped kke Rammes: and pe little hils tike yong Hepes 7 Tremble thou carch at the pretence of the Lows * The Pſalmes. at the pzelence of the Gon of Jacob. ‘ 3 bich turned che Hara rocke inte a Banting fwater: and the flint Fone into a ſpringing tell, Nonnobis Domine. Pfalıı5. Dt vnto os, D Lom, not nto os, hut bntothp Rame wine the pzaife : Foz chy toning mercy, and foz thp trueths lake. f 2 Ciberefoze ſhal the Deathen fap : Where is now their Goa? 3 As fox our Gon, $e is in heauen: He hath tone whatloeuer plealed him., Ebheiridoles ave liluer ano gota; enen the worke of mens hants 5 hep haue mouthes ann ſpeake not : epcg haue thep, am lee nes, 6 They hane eares and heare not : noles haue thep ano incl not. 7 Thep bane hands avo hamle not, feete Hare thep, end walke not: neither Speake thep throug j rhete theoat. 8 Thep chat make them, are like pnta them ; and fo ace a [inch as put their truſt inthem. 9 Buat thou honie of Ilrael, tink thou inthe Lean: he (3 their Ciccour ana vefence. : 10 Be houſe of Maron, put pour truſt in the Lows eis their helper ann defender. i sc Be that feare the Lows, put pour tink in the Loz : beis their helper and nefender. tz The Loz hath bene mindtull ofog and he Halk bleſſe ss:cucn he Hall bleie the houle of Yiraei pe Hal blee the Doule of Faron. 13 We fhall bleke them that feare the Legn : hoth fmail anv great. l 14 The Lom hall increale pon moze aria more: pos atd pour children. 15 Be are the blelſed of the Low : which maze heauen anv earth. 16 Ailthe whsle heauens are the Load : checarth hath be ginen to the childzen of men. 17 The Dead praile not thee , D Loyd : neither aff thep that go dawne inte thefilence. 18 Bar we will pattie che Lon ; from thig time forth foz cuermoze. Peaiſe che Loz. Dilexiquoniam. Pfal.ri6. Jii tweiplealen:; that the Lord bath heard the voice sf mp praper. 2 Thathee hath énciinen his care Suto mee: theretoze toi't Jeall vpon him as long as F line, ' 3 The Mares of neath compatied me roms abouts and the paines ef hell gate hold rpon me. 4 Ffhall Inne trouble anv heauinelle, anv Y Hall call tpan the Flame of the Low : D Lewd J bdeſcech thee deliuer mp foute, 5 Gracious is che Lon and righteens : pea, out Gov is merrikull. 6 She Loꝛd pꝛeſerueth the imple: Y was in mile⸗ tie and be heſped me, 7 Turne againe then onto thp ree, D mp lonte: fo: the Lom hath rewarded thee. 8 And why? thor ha velivered mp foule from death; mine epes {tom teates , and my feere from fale g. i 6 Fwitl walke befo the Low: in the tann of he Uo. r 3 Ybeleeuen, and therefoze will Jſpeake, Dut wag ize troubled: Jlayd in mp haſte, Alimen are iars. 11 MAhat rebaard Hall T iue onto the Lozd: foz all the beveft sthar he hath vone vnto me? 12 3 woilvcceive the cupoklaluation; ann call a Morning prayes. The xxiiii.day. © the Rame ofthe Lom. 53 J wilpap mp notes not inthe pretence cf all Hig people: right deare in the fight cf the Lod, ig the Breath of His fairs. 14 Bebold (D Loyd) hew that V am thp Ceruant: Jam thp ſeruant, and the lonne of chine hanpmapve, thos paft bzoken mp bones in limber. 15 Jwiloffer to thee the facrifice ofthankelgiuitg: and wili call pen the Mame ef the Lord. r6 J willpay mp voles onto the Loz, inthe ſight of allbis people : inthe courtes of tie Lowes boule, — in the middes of thee, D Hierulalem. apie the 920. Laudate Dominum. Phal 117. O Warte the Loz all peLeathen: pꝛapſe him all re nations. 2 Foz tus mercifall kindneſſe is ener moze mo: toward Bs: and the tructh of the Lowe endiueth foz ener. Pzayle tke Logs. Confitemini Domino. Pfal.r18. CO Giuethankes onto the Lod, foz hee ig gracious: becauſe hig mercy endureth foz eter. 2 Let Iſrael new confefle that he is gracious:and that bis metcp endureth fog euicr. 3 Let the houſe of Aaren now confeffe : that bis mercy endureth Fez ener. 4 Bea, let them now that fearethe Loo confie: that bis mercy endureth foz ener. § Fcalled opon the Low i trouble: ant the Lom Heard me at large, 6 TheLovis on mp Ste: F will not feare what man Doeth Suto me. 7 The Low taketh my port with them that helpe * + therefoze Mall Ji fee mp delire vpon mine ene⸗ mieg. 8 3ft ig better to truk inthe Lem: then to put mp confidence fn men. 9. Itis better to trult in the Lord: then to put anp confinertce in princes. 10 Alí nations compaffes merosnd about: but in the ame of the Lorn mili J defroy them. 11 Thep kept me in on etterp five, thep kept me in ¶ fap) on euerp Gre : but in the Name of the Low wil J ocftrop them. 32 They came about me like Bees, and are ertinct euen as the fre among the thomes: fozin the Mame of the Loz Y ill aeftrep tbem. 13 Thou halk thruſt ‘ore at me, that 3| might fall: bist the Lord was mp Helge. 14 Che Lom is mp Krength and mp fong : and is become mp fatuation. 15 The vopce of iop and Lealth is iu the tivellings ef the righteous: the right pano ofthe Low bringeth mighty things to paffe. 16 The right hand of the Loz hath the preemi⸗ menee: the right haud of the Lom bringeth mightie things te paffe, } : 17 J| wilnot die, but line: and Declare the workes ofthe Lon. 18 The Low Hath chaſtened and cezrected me: but $e hath not ginen me cuer onte death. 19 Dpen me the gates oftightcoutnes that F map goe into them, and gine thanks onto the Lord. 20 This is the gate ofthe Low : the rightecug HAl enter intoit, i 21 JwUthorke thee, fee thou haſt heard me: anv art become mp faluation. 22 Whe fame fone which the builders refulen + ig Become the head fione in the comer, — 23 Thisisthe Lowes doing ; and it ig maracioug in our epes, The Pfalmes. 24 This is thedap whichige Low hath made: we will refepce anv be glan in it. 25 Welpe me now, D Low: D Loyd {end oe nos prolperity. 26 Bi fled he he that commeth in the ame of the Loz we haue withen pou good lucke,pe that be of the Youle of the Low. 27 God is the Low which hath Heer blight: binde the Cacrifice with coas, pea, enen ente the bornes of the altar. 23 Tteuart mp Hov.and J will thanke thee: thou att mp Gov, and J will praple thee. t 29 D giuethankeg bnto the Loz , foghe ip gracie ous: and Lis mercp endureth fez euer, Beatiimmacelati, Pfal 119. Lefen are rhofethat ere vndefilid in the wap: Euemag prayer. B anD walkeinthelat ofthe io. 2 Bleſſed are thep that kecpe his teima nieg and lecke Sim with their whole peait. 30s 3 Foz they which nce no wickednes: walke in Lig fo2 pes. 4 Thou hal charger: that we Hhaliligently kecpe thp commandements. 5 D tha: mp tapes were mare fo dircet: that J might keepe thy (atures. 6 So fell J norbe confounded: while 3| baue re- {pect buto ail thp commandements. 7 J wilebanke thee with ax vafained Geart: tater 3 hali haue learned the iudgements of chy rightecuſ⸗ ne e, 8 wwidkeepe thy ceremonies: D fozfake menet btterlp. In quo corriget. z W DHerewithall hall a yong man clenle his way r euen bp ruling bimfelfe after tby wow. 2 ith mp whole beart haue 3 Cought thee: D leg me not goe mong out of thy commandemesite. 3 Ehy wows have J bid within mp heart > that Y fhould not inne again tree. 4 Bleflen art thou, D Low: D teach me thy ſta⸗ tutes, 5 Cithmp lippes bane I bene telling: of all the istgemente of (hp mouth. 6 J haue had as great velight in the tap of thp teftimonies : ag in alf marer oftiches. 7 Jwil telke of thp commandements: and haite reſpect bnte thp wayes. 8 By velight Galbe in chp ſtatutes: and J wil not forget thp wow, Retribue ferue tuo, © Doe well vnto chp truant: that Imay liue, ava keepe flip word, 2 Dpen thou mine eyes: that J map (ce tke toons derous things ofthy Lew. 3 Jama firange: vpon earth: D hive not thp coms Mandermrents from me. 4 Dp foule heeaketh out for the bery fernentdefiret that it bath altsap bute thp tutgements, 5 Shou hak rebuked the pzoude: and curled are thep that coe erre from thp commandanertg, 6 © turne krom me Game and rebuke: fo: Y Cane kept tp tefiincnies. 7 Hꝛinces alfo vid fit anvfpeake againſt me : but thp Ceruant ig occupicd in thy fetutes. . eller Adhefit pauimento. The xxiiii. day. Xe 8 Ho3thp tellimenies are mp delight : anv mp coum Bs ; Me foule cleaueth to the bul: D quicken thou mee according to thy word. 2 Jhaue kuowledged wip ta thou hearne h 2 més + Gdn ate A The xxv.day. Morning prayer. me: D teach me thy Fatutes, 3 Wakemete vnderltand the wap of thy commana dements: and to Hall J tatke of thp tesndcrous wozks. 4 Wo wule melterh atwap foz herp heauinelſe: com⸗ fozt thor me accozding vnto thp wod. 5 Take from me the wap ofiping : and taule thou me to make much of thp Law. 6 Thane chofen the wap oftrueth : and thp iudge⸗ ments Dane J iayd befo2e me, 7 J baue Ricken nto thp teſtimsnies: D Logn cons kound me not. 8 J wil rumne the wap of thp commandements s tohen thon hak fet mp heart at liberiy. Legem pone. Each me, O Low, the wap of hy Ratutes: and f 3 Hall keepe it nto the end. 2 iue me vnderſtanding. and Y hal keepe thy atu: pea, Y fhail kerpe it with — Make mee ta goe in the path of thp commande. ments : tez therein ig uv deſire. 4 Incline my heart ontethp tefiimonies: ana not to couctouſneſſe. 5 Dturve away mite pes, let thep beholde banis tie : and quicken thou me in thp wap. 6 D Kabli chy wem in thp truant: that 3j map feare thce. 7 Takeatwap the rebuke that J am aftain of: fog thp iudgements are goon. 3 Behan, mp delight is in thy commanvements: O quicken me in thy righteoulneſſe. Et veniat fuper me. TS tip laning mercy come alle butome, D Loza: euenthp ſaluation, accoꝛding onto thp wor. 2 Sohal J make anſwere pnto mp blafpbemers: Foz my truſt ig in thy word. 3 Dtakenot the woz of thy trueth vrterky out of mp mouth : fo: mp Hope is in thp indgements. 4 Bofhall Jalwap keepethp law: pea, fez cuer ana euer. é 5 And J wilt walke at libertie: foz J feeke thy rommandements. 6.Iwill (peake of chy teſtimonies alo, enen bekore Rings : and will not he ahamen. 7 Ano mp delight Hall be in thy coxrmandements: which F haue leuen. 8 Qp hanas allo will F lift vp bnto thp comman dements, which J baue lonen: and mp Rudie Hall be in thp Hatutes. Memor efto verbi tui. B ia thy ſeruant, as concerning thp wozd: wherein thou baft eaud me to put mp truf. 2 he fame ig mp comfort in mp trouble: foz thp word Hach quickened me. j 3 The peoudhaue hav me erceevingip in derifion: pet haue J not Mhrinkes from thp Lato 4 Fer I remembzen thine euerlaſting iudgements, O Lom: and receiued comfort. 5 Tamnhogrribipaftaw: foz the bagonlp that foz- fake thy Lam. f 6 Thpiautes haue bene mplongg: inthe houle sfmppilgrimage. 7 Ihaue thaught opon thp ame, D Loza, in the night (eafor : anv bane kept thp Lat. 8 This 7 ban: becauk FJ kest thp cõmandements. Portiomea Domine. 7 atmo portion, D Lom: J haue promifento keepe thp Lata, , 2 J mate mp humble petition in thp prefence with my whole beart: O he mercifutl bnto me accowing to hp toon. i 3.IJealled mine otne wayes te remembgances wry mS > ThePialmes. turned mp Feete bute thp teltimonies 4 JF maue hatte ¢prolorgen not the time : to keepe thp commandements. 5 The congregatien of the vngedly pane robbe . me: bist J haue not forwotten thy Law. i 6 At midnight J wil rile to giue thanks onto theet becaule of thy righteous iungementg, 7 J am a companion of all them that feare thee: and keepe thp commandemeets. 8 The earth, D Log, ts kullokthy merep: D teach me thp ſtatutes Bonitatem fecifti. O27 thou haſt dealt graciouſty with thp ſeruant: accoꝛding onto thp voord· 2 © learne me teue vnderlkandiug and knowledge: foz J baue beleeued thp commandementg, 3 Bekoꝛre J was troubled, Y went wng: but nots aue J kept thp woz. 4 Chow art goon anv gracions: D teach mee the fatutes, 5 The pꝛoud Haue imagined a Ipe again me : but J toil keepe thp commandements with mp whole beart. 6 Their heart is ag fat ag bzawne: but mp delight Hath bene in thp Latwo. 7 It is good fo: mee that F hase bene in trout tes that J| may learre thp ſtatutes. 8 The Law ofthp mouth is dearer onto me: ther thoalanusg of gold and fuer. ‘ Manus tuz fecerunt me, Dpbands haue mave me and faſhloned mee: D Euening giue me vnderſtanding, that J map learne thy prayes. commandements. 2 Thep that fearc thee twill be glad when thep lee me: becaule J haue put mp truſt in thp word. 3 J know (D Low) that chp tudgements are rights and ke thou of erp kaithkulnelſe hañ cauld me tobe troublen. 4 let thp merciful kinonelle hemp comfort ; ace coming to thy woz onto thyſeruant. 5 D leethplouing mercies come bitta mee, that J map liue: čo: thp Haw ia my vel. git. 6 Let the pꝛoud beeconfounden , foz hep goe tice kedip about to deſtroy me: but 3 wil be occupied in thp commat® ements, 7 Let uch as feare thee, ant have knowen thp tee imontes: he turned vnto me. 8 Diet mp heart be lound in thy ſtatutes: that J be not aſhamed. é Defecit anima mea. MË faule hath langed oz thp ſaluation: and J hane a goon hope becauſe of thy word. 2 Wine eyes lorgloz tor thp worde: faping, © when twit thou comfort me ? 3 Joy an hecome like a bottle in the Cmoke: pet Doe J not tozget thp ſtatutes. 4 Dow manp are the papes of thpferuant: when: wilt hou be auenged of them that perlecute me ? 5 The proud haue digged pits foz mee: which ave net after thp Law. 6 Alithp commannements are true ? thep perecute me fallely,D bethoureyp helpe. 7 They hada'moft mane an end of mebpon earth: but F fariooke not chp cemmanvements. 8 O quicken me after thy toning kindnefſe: ann le fhalt 7, keepe che teſtimonies thy mouth, In æteruum Domine. Ore word: endureth foz euer in hernen. > Thy tiueth allo remaineth from one genes ration to another: thoe paf layd the foundation of the earth and it abideth. } i i 3 Thep continue tig vay acco ding to thine oi nance? The xxv.day. The xxvi.day. Morning prayer. i nance : fo2 all things ferne thee. The Pfalmes. Jam thpfernent, D grate me vnderſtanding: t ; 5 4 Jt mp delight vad not bene in thy Law:I heute that J may know typ teftimonies, Haue periſhed it mp treuble. 6 St is time fez thec iloz to lay to thp hand: foz § J wilneuer forge thp commandements:foꝛ with thep haue deſirsped thp Law. them chou hat quie ened me. Fo J loire thp commansements: aboue golde 7 6 Jam thine, of ſaue me : foz J haue fought thp and precious Rone. commandements. 8 Therefore holde Iſtraight all thy commaude⸗ 7, The vngodly layed wait forme, to deſtroy me; ments : and all falle wayes Jvrteriy abhorre. But 3 will conũder tyy teſtimenies. Mirabilia. 3 Flee that allthings ate come to aneno: but thp Te teflimonieg are teonverful :ehercfoze doeth mp Commandennnt ig erceeding hzoad, Quoniodo dilexi, LeS tohat loue pane J onto thp Lat all the vap tong ig mp ſtudie in it. wiler then mite enemies: fo2 thep are euct withme, J| baue moze onverftawing then mp teachers: Eo: thp tellimonies are mp Runie. 4 Mam wiler then the agen: becaule 31 heepethp commantements- 5 Thanerefrained mp feete from enerp enii wap : that J map keepe thp wou. i 6 J| bauenot Kamke from thy iudgements: foz thou teacheft me. 7 D bets ſweet are thy wats onto mp thoat: pea, ſweeter then heny vnto mp mouth. 8 Wheough chy commandements J get vnderſtan⸗ Ding: rherefoze J Hate all wicked wapes. Lucerna pedibus meis. y Dy woꝛd is a lanterne vnto mp feet: and alight pnto mp paths. 2 Thane lworne, and am ſtedkaltly purpo⸗ fen : to becpe thy righteous iudgements. 3IJ am troubled aboue mealure ; quicken me (D Loꝛd) accozving te thy word. 4 Let the free will offerings of mp mouth pleale tee, D Loꝛd: anv teach me thy iudgements. 5 Wp foule ig altway in mp hant: pet Do Jnot fog get thp Law. ⸗The vngedly haue lato a are foz me: but pet J ſwarued not from thp commendements. The teftimentes haue J claimed ag mine heri⸗ tage For ever: € why? they are the berp ioy of mp beart, 8- haue applied mp Heart to fulfil thy Katutes ale tap euen onto the end. 4 Iniquos odio habui, Wate them that magine cuill things : but thy Law bo Fi loue. p : 2 Thou art mp defence and ſhield: ann my truſt ig in thp word. 3 Awwapfrom me pe wicked ; J wil keepe the com: manBements of mp Good. 4 D ftablifh mee accoming bnto thy worn, that J map line: and let menot be difappointen of mp Lope. 5 Dolathoume bp and YMan he lafe: yea, my Tes fight Hell be euer in thp Hatutes, Thou halt tronen downe all them that vepart from thy ffatutes :foz thep imagine but teceit. ` 7 Thou puttelt away all the vngodly of the earth fike mzoe : therefoze 3 loue thy teſtimonies. 3 Wyf trembleth for feare o: thee s and Jam afrain of thp iungements. Feci ifdicium. Deale with the thing that is lavofiill anv right: D - ] gine me not oner Mnto mine oppꝛeſſors. 2Make thon thy lernant to deright in that which > ig good : that rhe proud nome no wong. ` F "> Opine eves are waften'atoay with locking Fog thp health : ann fe: the word of thp righteculnetie, J foule keepe them, 2 Tiben chp woꝛd gorth forth sit giueth light and vnderſtanding onto the imple. J openen mp mouth and mets in my bzeath: fog $ 3 = Choutheengh thy cõmandements hak made me mp aclight was im thp commanoements. 4 D lvokethou upon me,and be merciful onto me: as thou vlſeſt to Do bute thole that toue thy Mame, Doer mp Reps in chp wow: ana fo Mall ne mica 5 kednes haue dominion oner me, D deliver me from the wzongkull dealinga of imen: and ſo Hall J keepe thy commandements. 7 Sbeto the light of thy countenance bpon thy fees uant : and teach me thp ftatutes. 8 Wine epcg guſh out with water : becaule mer keepe not thp Lato. Iuftus es Domine, Tobteous art thou, D Loz: and true ig thp iudge⸗ ment. 2 Che teftimontes that thou halt ceommanded:ate exceeding rightceus and trae, 3 Wy Zeale hath enen confiumen me: becaule mine enemies bane forgotten thp womg. 4 Thp woꝛd ig tried te the vttermoſt: and thp fers uant loueth it, , 5 3 amima, anvof no reputation: pet dee J nog forget a — edita, 6 prighteonfneife igan euerlafting rightesuls neffe: and thp Lat fs the trueth. =a 7 Trouble and heauineſſe haue taken holde bpon me : pet is mp Delight in thp commanvements, 8 The righteowhielle of thp teſtimenies ig eterla⸗ Ring: D grant me vnderſtanding, ani 3 Hatltive, Clamaui in toto corde meo. Ts with mp whole heart : Heare me, D Low, J Evening will E thy ſtatutes. 2 Bea, cuendpon thee doe Y calls belpe mee and J Hall keepe thp teſtimonies. 3 Bribe mre, Early in the maming doe F| crie bute thee ; foz in thp mom ig mp trui, 4 Wine epes prevent the night watches : that J might be occupied in thp words. 3 Weare mp voyce. (D Loyd) according onto thy foumg kindneſſe: quicken me accozding ag then art wont, 6 Thep drawuiah thet of malice perſectite mee and are farre from thp Lato. 7 Bechounah at hand, O Loz: foz all chy conte mandements are trie. 3 Asgconcerning thy teſtimonies, J Hate knower tong Gnce: thou halt grounten them foz euere ~ f Vide humilitatem, Confirer mine anuerfitic , anv Deliner mes foz Y do not forget thy Law. 2 Auenge thou mp canle, ann Deliner me s quicker me according bonto thp hoa. 3 _ Wealth ig far frem the vngodly: foz they regara not thy ſtatutes 4 Great isthymercp,D Lor: quicken me ag thow ate hoonts 02 a PETG. 9 D veale with tlp ernant according Unto thytes s. Wau there are that trenble me, ann perlecute uing mercps ann teach me thp ſatutes. edt od Owe} pet Boe Jnotſboar e from thp teſſimenies. —8 pina Ge AG C3 The xxvi. day. 4 The xxvii.day. Morning prayer. 6 Fe grieueth mre when V (ee the tranfereflonrs : becaule they Keepe not thp Lat. 7 Coniiver,D Lov how F loue top Commande mar : D quicken mee accogving to thy louing kinu- néie. 3 Tip word is true fram eserlaking sall the iudge⸗ ments of chp righteouſneſſe endure fo2 euérmoze. Principes perfecuti funt- ppa Daue perfecuten me without a caule: but mp beart lander) in ate of thp words. 2 J am ag glavof chp woza; ag one that findeth great (pales. 3 Asforlies , Jhate ans abhozre them : hut thp Law do FJ loue, 4 Deuewtimes adap doe Jpzaiſe thee; becaule of thy righteous inpgements. 5 Great is the peace chat thep haue which lone thy Labo: and thep are tot offendes at it. 6 Lop, F baue loeked fez thy fauing beakh : ang Done after thp cammanDements. 7 Wp loule bath kept chp tellimonies: and loued themerceedinglp. 8 J haue kept thy commandements anv teftime- nies: fez all my wayes are bekore thee. Appropinquet deprecatio. ig my complaint come befoze thee, D Low: gine me vnderſtand ing accogding to thy werd. 2 Let my fapplication come befoze thee: deliuer me accordiug ta thy worn. ; 3 By lipaes Hall peake of thy paile: when thou Halt taught me thpittarutes. 4. Bea, my tongue fhal fing of hp tor : fog all thp commandements are righteous. 5 Let thine hand helpe me; foz I| haue cholen chp commandements. 6 J haue longed for thp ſauing health, D Loz: and in chy Law is mp delight. 7 D let mploule liue, and it Hall praife thee: ana thp iudgements Mall helpe me. $ Jhaue wone aftrap like a theep that is loſt:oh leeke thy feruant,for F do not forget thp commmandements, AdDominum, Pfal. 120: Den T wag in trouble, 3 callen bpon the Logs: ana be heart me. 2 Deliner mploule,D Low, from ly- ing lips: and from a deceitful tongue. 3 CUihat reward fhall be vinen oz done onto thee, thou faifetongue : euen mightp and harpe arrowes, with hot burning coaleg. 4 Wioeis me,that J am conſtrained to dine! with Meſech: and to haue mine habitation among the tents of Cedar. 5 Wy (oule bath long dwelt among them: that be enemies vnto peace. 6 T labonr fo: perce, but when F) peake bnto them thereof: they make them readp to battell. Leuaui oculos. Pfal rar. ] TZN lift op mineepes onto the pils : from whence commerh mp helpe. f 2 My helpe commeth euen fromthe Loz: which Bath made bauen and earth, ; 3 De twill not Mier thy fort to be mooued sand pe that keepeth thee, willnot feepe. 4 Behold, hee that keepeth Nrael : Hall neither fumber no: fleepe. 5 The Loz himlelke is thp keeper : the Low ig thp tefence vpon thy right hand, i 6 Sothat the Dunne Hall not burne thee by day: neither the Boone bp night. T J 7 The Laꝛd hall preſerue thee krom all enill: pea, & ig enen he that Hall keepe thy onle, ; ‘The Pfalmes. 8 The Loyd hall pꝛelerue thy going out anv thy comming in: from thig time forth foz evernioze. Lætatus fum. Pfal.122. f - y Taz alan tohen they laia vnto me ; we wil goe im ] the boule of tre Lod. > Durfeet hal anv in thy gates: D Hieruſalem. 3 Hieruſalemis builen aga city ; that ig at onitie in it felfe. 4 Fozthitherthetribes goe bp, euen the tribes of the Low: to teftifie onto Ilcael, to giue thankes vnto the Mame of the Lorn. Foz there is the feate of Judrement : enen the (cate of the Doule of Dauid. € D pap tothe peace of Jernlalem: hep Maté poper chat lone thee. 7 Peace be within chp wales: and plenteouſneſſe within thp palaces. 8 Fezmy hacthzen and companions fakes : 3) wili wif thee pzolveritie. 9 Bea, becaute of the boule of the Lou our Gow: FZ willfecke to poe thee yoon, Adteleuauioculesmeos, Pfal.123. Ato thee hit J vp mine epes: Dehouchat twel {eit inthe heauens. 2 Sebola, euen as the eyes of feruants leoke onte the han of their malters, ano as the eyes of a mayden bute the hant of her miſtreſſe: euen lo our eyes waite bpon the Lozo our Gov, vntill be baue mercp vpon pg, 3 Daue mercp sponds D Low, hae mercy bpon {3 : foz we are btterly delpiſed. 4 Dur loule is kil ed with the (comefull reproofe of the wealthy: anv with the nelpitefuln: fe of the ponts Nifi quia Dominus, Pfal.124. | F the Low himlelke hav not bene on our fine (not - map Iſraelſap: ) ifthe Low himſelfe haa not bene en our fide when men role bp againſt bg. 2 Thep har ſwallowed os vp quickes tehen thep- were fo vorathtully vi pleal at bs. 3 Yea the waters hav dzowned besaud the ſtreame Had wone oner out oule, 4 The deepe waters of the proud : had gone even ouer our foule. 7 F - 5 - But pzailen be the Eom : which hath not giuen bs ouer fo2 a prap onto their teeth. 6 Dur foule is elaped euen ag a bird ont of the- ee of the kouler: the mare ig bgoken, and tue are de⸗ iuered 7 Dur helpe ſtandeth inthe Name of the Low? - which Gath made heauen and ears. Quiconfidunt, Pi} 125. T Hep that put thei truſt in the Lom, Halde euen as the maint Sion : -which map not be remoerend, . but ſtandeth falk fozeuer. 2 The bus Hand about Hieruſalem: enen o Fans veth the Lord raund about big people , from thig time- fozth foz euermore. 3 Foꝛ the rod ot the ngonlp commeth net into te- lot of the righteous: lel the righteous put their hana- onta wickedneſſe. 4- Doe ell,D Loyd: onto thale that be good and true of heart. 5 ag fez luchas turne backe onto theiratme twice kedneſſe: the Loz hall leave them forth with the eui Doers, but peace hall be npon Iſrael. In.conuertendo. -Phal 126 |. Dett the Lozd turned egaine the captlui⸗ \ ) V tie of Sion then tuere we like vnto rhein that dacame, -s TIRAR 2 Then wag our mouth filles with laughter: and purtovare With fop. a: TET ee ey 3 Then laps the among the Heathen : the — rThexxviday· Euening prayer, The Kxvil.day, hath vene great chines for them. 4 ready: whereof we reiopee, ’ 5 Turneourcaptiutie,D Low: as the rivers in the South. 6 Thep that fowe inteares : (hall reape in fop. 7 Dee that now goeth on bis map weeping, and Heareth koorth gsod (cede: Hall doubtleſſe come againe with tox, and bring Dig ſheaues with Him: Nifi Dominus. Pfal.127. Ecept the Lezd build the Houle: their labour is but loft that build it. 2 Except the Lozokeepe the City: the watchman waketh but in bame, 3 Tris hut lok iabour that pe hafte to riſe np ear- fp ana (o late rake ref, ana eate che bead of careful- neke : fo2 fo be giueth bis beloued flecpe. 4 Loe, chilien andthe fruit of che wombe : are an heritage ano gift hat commeth of the Lozo. 5 Like as the arrowes inthe hans ofthe Gyant: euen ſa ave the pong chimen, 6 Dappp is the man that hath hig quiuer full ef r lag (half net be ahamen when thep Meake with eit enemies in the pate. Beati omnes. Pfal.128. B Leſſed are all thep that feare the Lozd: ann walke in His tuapes. 2 Fozthou Halt eate the labours of chine hang: D weil is thee and happy Halt thou te. 3 Thy wile Hall be ag the fruittull dine: bpon the taalles of thine Haufe. 4 hy chaozen like the Dline branches: round a= ‘Hout thy table. 5 Loe, thus ſhall the man be bleſſed: that keareth the Lozo. - 6 The Low fra out of Sion (hal fo bleſſe thee: that thou fhalt (ee Hierulalem in pzofperitp all thp life Long. 7 ‘Bea, that thou Halt lee thp chilazens childzen: and peace bpon Wael. Szpeexpugnauerunr, Pfal.r29, M Anp atime hane chep Fought again me from mp pouth Op: (map Iſrael tot fap.) 2 Sea, manp atime haue thep bered mee from mp vouth bp : but thep haue not pꝛeuailed againt me, 3 _ Che powers plowed bpon mp backe: and mane Jong kurrowes. 4 But the rightesus Lom: hath hewen the mareg at the vngodly in pieces. 5 Let them be confounded anv turned backward: ag manp as Hane euill will at Sion. 6 Let them hee euen as the grafe growing bpon ‘the houle tops: which withereth afore it be plucked bp. 7 hereof the moter fifferh not his hand: neither He that hinneth bp the heaues, jis belome. 8 So that they bohich aoe ip, fap not ſo much ag the Low profier pou: wer toi} pou good lucke inthe Fame of the Lom. De profundis. Pfal.130. Tit of the neepe haue called nto thee (DL o2s:) Lom heare mp bepce. t t 2 Dblet thine cares contiver well: the boice of mp cemplaine, -3 Echo Low wilt be ertreme to marke what ig pone amiſſe: of Loz0,toho map ahne it ? 4 Fozthere is mercp with thee: therefoze (halt thog fefearer. 5 lake fox the Loz, mp foule doth wait for him: in Dis t300 ts my truſt. 6 Wp foule fleeth vnto the Lord: before che moz⸗ ning watch, 7 Cap, hefore the moming watch. 7 D Hlrackerulk in the Low, fez with the Lozd The Pfalmes. ca, the Lord hath vone great things fog vs ale. there ig mercy: and with him ig plenteous redemp: ion, 8 And be hal reveeme Tirar! : from ail his ſinnes. Domine,non eft. Pfal.131, pee > Jam not high minded: | paue no prose ores, 5 2 J doe not erercife mp felfe in great matters : Which are too Dinh foz me, 3 But F reframe mp loule, ann keepe it lowe, like as a childe that is weanen from his morher: pea, mp foule is enen as a weaned chilae. 4 O Ilſrael cruk in the Lore: from this time korth foz cuermoze, Memento Domine. Pfal 132. Oꝛd remember Dauid: and all hig trouble. i 2 Pow helware buto the Lom: and Lewes i bow buto the almighty Goo of Jacob. J will not come within the tabernacle of mp houle : noz climbe Sp into mp hen. 4 D wil noe luſter mine epes to flecpe nog mine epe fins ee neither the temples efmy head to take anp reff. 5 Untill Y finve ont a place for the Temple of the Load : an habitation fo: the mighty Gen of Jacob. _ 6 Lo,we heard of the fame at Ephrata: ano foung it in the wood. 7 Ke wil goe into hig tabernacle: ana Fall low on out knees before his footeſtoele. 8 Arile, D Low, into thy refting place: thou anv the Arke ofthy firenath, 9 Let thp Dzielishe clothed wich righteoulneſſee ann let thp Saints fing with ioyfulneſſe. 10 Foz thy feruant Dauids fake; turnenot aap the preſence of thine anopnted. 11 The Lord hath marea faithful othe nto Das uid: and be Mali not ſhrinke from it. 3 12 Dfthefruiteof tip boop: Mall 3 let vpon thp rate. 13 JE thp chilozen will keepe mp conenant and mp teftimonies that V Hal leatne them: their chilozen alia fhall {it vpon thp feate foz euermoze. 14 Foz the Log hath cholen Sion to he an habitas tion foz himſelfe: he hath longen foz her. 15 Chis halbe mp reft fo; ener: fere will Jdwelſl, for J haue a delight therein. 16 Q Swill bleſſe her vitailes with inereafe: and Loft fatiffie Der pooze with hean. 17 Swill decke her Picks with health: ans her Saints Hail reioyce ant fing. 18 There hall Jmake the hone of Dania tofiga ri: J haue exdeined a lanterne foz mine anoynted. 19 As fo bigenemies, Hall clothe them witý fhame : but bpon himfelfe Hall his crowne flsriſh. Ecce quam bonum. Pfal.133. B Ehold how goon and fepfull a thing it ig: brethꝛen to Divell together in vnitie. 2 Jet is like the prꝛecious oyntment vpon the bean, that ranne potone buto the beard; euen pnto Aarons — went oe to Pa of his clothing. 3 J the as the peat of Permon: which telkepor the bill of Sion. pict Sl j 4 Foz there the Lom peomilen fis bleſſing: any life foz euermoze. Ecce nunc, Pfal, 134. Erola (noto ) praple the Low: all pe ſeruants of the Lozo. 2 Bethat hpniqhe fann in the Boule ofthe Low enen in the courts of the hout afour Goo, 3, Lift op pont handes inthe Sanctuary: anv peaplethe Lam. 4 The Low chat mave heauen anv earth: xine thee bleſſing out of Sion. TEs Laudate The xxviii, day. Morning + prayer. R í The xxyiii.day. Enening prayer, Laudatenomen. Pfat.r35. O Pꝛayſe the Lozo laune pe the Mame of the Lim: pape it, D peleruarts of the Loz. 2 Hre that annin the howe or the Loz: tithe courts of the houſe of our God. 3 D praperhe Lord, kor the Lom is gracious: D fing prayſes tnta his Name, fog it tg louelp. r 4 Fop? the Lo20 hath choten Jacob Hato him⸗ (cles arto Nael fez bis owne poſſeſſion. | 5 Foz J kuote that the Lorn is great: anv that our Aom is aboue all gods, j : 6 abatlocuer the Lord pleafen,that nin hein hea: uei atid (earth: and in the lea ant in all deepe places. 7 We bꝛingeth koorih the clones fromthe nos of the world; and ſendeth foeth linhtnings with the raine, hainging the teindes ont of His treatires. 8 He linote the firlk hogne of Egrpt: both of man and healt. 7 9 He hath (ent tokens and wonders into the mins of thee,D thou lann of Egrpt: bpon Pharaoh and all bis feruants. 10 Delmote viuergnations: & lew mighty kings. 1: Sehonking of the Amazites, aus Da the king of Balan: ana all the kingdomes of Chanaan. ‘12 AnD gaue theirlana to bean heritage: euen an Hericage nto Iſrael his people. r3 Tip Mane, D Low, endureth foz euer: fo noeth thp memozial,D ILo, from oe generation to another. 14 Foz the Lozn will auenge His people: ana bee gracious buto his ſeruants. 15 Ag fo theimages ofthe heathen, thep are hut Glier and goln : the wozkeof mens hanis. 16 Thep haue mouthes, and (peake not: epes haue they, but thep fee not, 17 Thep haue eares, ann pet thep hearenot: nefs ther is there any bzeath in their mouthes. - 18 Thepthat make them, are like vnto chem: anu foare all they that put their truſt tbem. ~ 19 HPꝛaile the Loz pe Houle of Iltael: pratie the Lo: pe houſe of Aaron. 20 zaite the Lorn pe houle of Leni: pe that keare the Lom, praile the Eon. ; 2x Weatfen be the Load out of Sion : which dwel⸗ leth at Hier Nalem. Confitemini. Pfal. 136. Hine thanks snto the o2b,toz be ig gracious: O ind his mercp endireth fog euer, 2 D giue thanks vnto the God of all gods: foz bis mercy endureth foz euer. O thanke the Lord of alffogds: fezhig merep encurech fog ener. e4 Cibich one'p noeth great toonterg: fo2 hig mercy wurcth foz ener. 5. Which by his excellent wiſedome mane the hea neng : foz hismercp crdureth foz ever. 6 Thich laid out the earth abone the waters: foz His mercp endureth foz ever. 7 Tihi hath mase great lights: foz bis mercy endureth foz cuer. 3 The Dunne to rule the vap: fo hig mercp endu- reth fo? euer. The Moone and the Starres to gouerne the night : foz Gis mercy endureth fog ener ; 10 Thich ſmote Egrpt with their Er bome: foz Dig mercy ermureth fo: euer. 11 Ano brought out Iſrael frem among them: foz his merey endureth foz euer. r2 (ith a mighty hand and fetched ont are: foz Bis mercy endureth fozeuer. 13 TWhich diuided the cen Ka in two parte; fo pig mercy endureth fog euer, ; ThePfalines. 14 Ano made Ilrael te goe through the middes of ft foz his mercy endureth for ener. 15 But as kor Pharaoh and his haſt, be ouerthz w them in the ren (ea: foz hts mercy endureth toz ener. 16 Thich ied His people thaougy the wilderneſſe fez His merey cnoureth frz ener, 17 Which (mote great kings : Fez His mercy endua reth foz ener. l 13 dea, and Mew mightp kings: fog his mercy em dureth foz ener. 19 Sehon king ofthe Amoiteg: foz bis mercy eRe dureth foz ener- ; 20 Ano Og the king of Balan: fez hig mercy en⸗ Dureth toz euer, 21 Ann gaue aap their fand fez an heritage: fog His mercp endureth foz euer. 22 Euen fo: an heritage onto Iſrael his (eruants foz his mercy endureth foz ewer. 23 CUhichremembzen vg when we were in troubles foz Dis mercy endureth foz ener. 24 And path delivered bg from our enemies: foz hig mercy endureth foz eucr, 25 Which giueth koode to all feh: foz hig mercp endurech foz euer. 26 D giue thanks onto the Gop ef beauen : fo: bis mercy endureth for ener. 27 D gine thankes onto the Low of long: for bis mercp endureth foz ener. ; Super flumina, Phal 137, Be the waters of Babplon twe fate dawne and tecpt: when we remembred (thee) D Sion, 2 Gs foz our harps, we banged them bp: bpon the trees that are therein. 3. Foz thep that len bg atuap captine, required of bs then a Cong ann melodie in our Geauinefie: Gng vs one of the ſongs of Sion. 4 Wto hal we fing p Lords Cong: ina ſtrange land? . § PEN inget thee, D Hierulalem: tec mp right hand forget her cunking. 6 FEM Douot remember thee, let my tongue cleaue tothe rcofe of my mouth : pea,if J uecferre not Hietu⸗ faten fi mp mirth. 7 Remember the chaei of Evom, D Leen , in the day of Hierulalem: how they fain, Downe witi it, Downe with it.cuen te the graund. 8 D daughter of Babylon, walten w milerp:pea,baps pp thall he he pretoardeththee as chor halt ferun bs. 9 Bletles Hall he be that taketh thp chilogen: anv theoweth them againſt the ffoneg Confitebor tibi. Pfal.138. | Will gine thanks onto thee, D Lorn, with mp bobele Hearts euen bedoe p gars wil J ling pait puto thee. 2 Tiwil ror Hip toward thy holy temple e praiſe chp ane becauſe k chy lou ng kindnes etrueth: for thoy: haſt megnifi·d tkp Meme č thp wom aboue althings, 3 hen 3 called open thee thon heardeſt me: anv: enduedſt my foule with much firength. 4 Alth: Kings of theearth ſhall vaapethee , D Lo: for they haue hearn the wog of thp month. 5 Bca, they ſhal fing in the wapes of che Loz; that geeat is the otegp of the Lord. 6 Foz thaugh the Low be high, pee hath he reſpect byte the lowlxas forthe poude, be beholdeth thenr a⸗ farre off 7 Thounh J walke in the middeſt of trouble, yet fhalt thou refrefh me: thou Hale ſtreich furch chine hard vpon the furiouſnelſe of mine enemies, and chp right Hand Hall fane ine. 8 The Lon Haltmake good his louing kindnefle todo ard me: vea, thy mercp.D Lord endiureth foz ever, delpile not then the wozkes of thine okne hanna. Domine The sxviiisdaye 7 t The xxix.day. — — Morning prayer ° Domine probafti, Pfal.r39. Loꝛd, chou balk ſearched me out, and knowen tes thou Rnowell mo downe ſitting, ano mine opriſing, thauv derſtandell mp thoughts long betore. 2 Chon art about mp path and about my bed: anv ſpieſt out allinp wap:g. Foz toe, there is not a wave in mp tongue: but thon, D Loge knowelt it altegether. 4 Thou halk taſhioned me behinde and before: ano laid thine Band vpon me. 5 Suchkuowlesae ig tos wonderful and excellent Foz me : J] cannot att aiue onto it, 6cAhit her hali J| wae then from thp Spirit: 02 whither Hall J gee then from thp peefence $ 7 He 4 climbe vp into heauen thou act there: if I goe Downe to hell, thou art there allo. i 8 QEY takethe wings of the mozning:and remaine in the bttermof parts of heſea. 9 Even there atlo Hal chy hand leade me: ans thp righthand ſhall Hela me. 10 Sf Jap, Peraduenture the varknefle Hall cox terme: then {hall mp night be turned to bap. 11 Hea, the datkenelſe ts no darkeneſſe with ther, hut che night is as cleare ag the vap: the Darknes anu light (to thee) ave both alike. 12 Foz my reines are thine: thon Halk couered me in mp mothers wombe. 13 J wel gine thankes bonta thee, for J am feares fully & wondertully mane: maructloug are thp waks, and that mp foule knoweth right well. 14 Wp hones are not hin trom thee: though Ihe made lecretly, and faſhioned beneath inthe earth. 15 Thine epes did lee mp ſubſtance, pet being on- perfect: æ in thp booke were all mp members witten. 16 TAhich dap by Day were lathioned: when as pit there was none of them. 17 How neare are thp counfels outa me, D God: O how great is the fumme of them ? 18 GF tellthem,thep are moe in number then the fano: wher J awake bv, J amn peelene with thee. 19 Uilt thonna: flay the wieked, D Gon: depart Erom me pe blood thirftie men. 29 Foz thep fpeake vnrighteouſſy againſt thee: and thine enemies take thp Rame in taine. 21 Doenot F hate them, D Loz, that bate thee: and am net J gricucd with thor that rile bp again thee? 22 er, Jhate them right Hoge: euen ag though thep were mine eaemies. 23 Try me, D Gan, ann feeke the grount of mp Heart: moue me, and examine mp thoughts. 24 Loske well if there be aay way of wickednelſe inme: and feade me in the wap euerlaſting. Eripe me Domine, Pfal.140, Eliner me. D Lor, from the euill man: and pres ſerue me fram the nicked man. 2 Thich imagine mitchiefe in their Hearts : anv firre by ſtrite all the nay tong. 3 They bane Marpenen their tongues like a fer- pent: Aapers pop.on is wer their lips. 4 Keene, D Loy, fron the hands of the pn- goaly: preſerue mee from the wicked men whieh are purvsſed to cverthob mp goings. 5 The praud haue layd a nare for me, and ſpread anet abzoad with cogdes: pea, and {et trappes in mp wap. P 3| Capa bute the Low, thouart mp Gov: Heare the boyce of mp mayers, D Low. 7 D Lor Goo, thon frenath of mv Health s thon Halk coucred my head inthe vapof battell. The Palmes: 8 Let not the bngodly hane bis teire, D Lem ; tet Not his milchieuosis imagnation pzo per, leſt they bee too pꝛoud. 9 Let the milchieke of their owne lips fall opon the head of them sthat compafle me abeut 10 Let hatte buruing coales fall vponthem: tet them be caft ints the fire,and into the pit, that they nes uer rife bp againe. 11 Amman full of wozdes, Hall not palper spon the ate : endl Hall punt che mickes perlon co oucridzow in. 12 Sure Y am that the Low wil anenge the pooze: and maintaine the cause of the helpeieſſe. 13 Che righteous allo hail giue thankes nce thp Mame ; and the iuſt Mall continue in ch fight, Domine clamaui. Plal. 141. pipes call bpon thee haſte thee buto me: ana cons {toer my vopce, when 3 crp onto chee. 2 Let my paver be fet kozch in thp ſight, asthe ins cenfe: aud tet the lifting vp st mp parks be an euening facrifice. 3 Set a watch (D Layn)befoze my mouth: ¢ heepe the doore of mp tips. 4 DOletnot mine heart bee enclined to any eniti thing : fet. me not beoccupied in vngodly workes, with the men that moke wickednelle, tet F eate of uch things as pleafe chem. 5 Let the righteous rather finite me kriendly: and repzooue me. 6 But lec tot their pzecions baimes bꝛeabe mine head: pea, 3 will pray pet againit their wickednelſe. 7 Let their Judges he ouerthꝛowen in onp plas rea: that they map heare mp words, foꝛ they are ſweete. 8 Dar bones lie tratreren before the pit: like ag when one bakah ann heweth wood vpon the earth, 9 tmine eyes looke bnto thze, D iom Gon: it thee is mp trult,D cak not out my foule. 10 Keepe me fromthe {rare which they haue layd fo: me: and from the trapg of the wicked Doers. rı Letthe bongodly tall into their owne nets teges ther: anv let meeucr efcape them. Voce mea ad Dominum, Pfal.tg2, Trpen buto the Lord with mp voice: pea,euen vnto Euening [e Low did J make mp fupptication. 2 J pores out mp complaints befoze Din: and Mewe him of mp trotible. a 3- Chen mp pirit was in heauinelſe, thau kneweſt my path sin the te:p wherein Y walken, bane thep mis uilp lapo a nare forme. 4 T looken allo vyan mp right hand: ann fata there frag noman that would know me. 5 Ji bav no place to flee onto: and tto matt cared foz my Toute, 6 Pevpen onto thee, D Lon, and lam : Thon art my Hope ana mp portion in the tand of the fining, i 7 Tonner mp complaint: foz Jam bzeught verp oboe & O deliuer mekrom my perlecutore;: for they are too ſtrong fo2 ine. 9 Bring mp fouke ont of prifon, that Y map give thanks tute thp Dame: which thing ifthou wilt arant me, theu Hal the righteous relot unto mp companp. Domine exaudi. Pfal.t 43. Ho mp paper, D Lorn, ano confiner mp delires A hearken vnto me fog thy trueth and rightedulnelſſe ake. 2 And enter not into iungement with thy feruante fo: in thy fight Hlino man Iuing be tuſtified 3 Forthe enemp hath perfecuted my oute he hath fmitten my life Downe to the ground: he bath layd me inthe darknelle, as the men that bane bene long Dran, 4 Thereiors The xxix.day. The xxx. day. Morning prayer. 4 Therefore is my lpirlt bered toithinmes and mp Heart within me ig delolate. 5 Met poe Y remember the time pal, 3| mufe spon all chp wezkeg: pea, 3) erercile mp felfe in the workes of thp Hands. 6 T retch forth mp Hands wita thee: mp loule gab peth vnto thee ag a thirſtie lany. 7 Deareme, D Lez, ana that foane,foz my ſpirit wareth faint : Dine not chp face from me, lek J he like Noto them that goe Downe ico the pit. 8 Dictme heare thy lowing kinanelle betimes in the mozing,foz fn thee is mp teut: Mew thou mep wap that J Gould watke in, for Y lift op mp lome vtto thee. 9 Deliuerme, D Low, fron mine enemies: for Y fice vnto thee te Hide me. to Geach mee to noe the thing that pleaſech thee, for thsu art mp Godler thy louing piri leave me foh into the land of righteoulneſſe. 11 DQurcken me,D Lord, for thy ames lake: kor thy righteouſneſſe fake bzing mp loule out of trouble. ~ 12 Ane of hp goodneſſe lap nip enemies : and Deo firey all chem that bere mp foule, fo: I am thy ſeruant. Benedictus Dominus, Pfal 144. Lelſed be the Low mp ſtrength: which teacherh B np hanos ta watre,and my fingers to fight. 2 My hopeand mp forele, my cale anv Aelinerer,myp defender, in whem 3) teuit! which ſubdu⸗ eth my people that ig vnder me. 3 Lom, what is man that thou halk {ach refpect on. to hint: orthe fone of man, that thouſs regardeſt hime 4 Wan is like a thing of nought: his time pallet atsap like a ſhadow. 5 Gowrbe heauens, D Loz, and come Dotone : touch the mountaines.and thep {hall fmoke. 6 Cafttorth thy lightuing, and teare them: ſhoote ont thine arrofes and conſume them. 7 Send downe chine hand from abone: deliuer me and take me ont af the great waters, front the hand of firange chimen. 8 Wihole mouth talketh ofbanitie: ann their right hans ig a right hand of wickennefie, 9 J| wil fing a new ong onto thee, D Gov: and fing praples onto thee spon a ten fringes Lute. 10 hou halk ginen Dicto nto Rings: anv halk deliuered Dauid thp leruant fro the perill of the ſword Fr Saue me g deliver me from the hand ef franwe chilozen: whole mouth taketh of vanitie, ano their tight hand ig a right hand of iniquitie. 12 That our lonteg map grow bp ag the poung plants: and that our daughters map be ag the poliſhed comers of the Temple. 13 That our garners map hee full anv plenteous with all maner of koze: chat our ſheepe map bing forth thoulands, and tent chonfanns iv onr ſtreetes. 14 That one oven may be ſtrong te labes.that there hee no decay: no leading into captiuitie, and ne come plapning in our ſtreetes. 15 Happpy are the people that be in fuch a cale: yer, bleſſed arethe people which hane $ Laz fea theit Gov. ExalraboteDeus. Pfal ras, TUN magnilie chee, D Ger, mp Wing: anv F will praple thy Marre foz euer and ener. 2 Euer vay till J gine thankes onto thee: anv parte thy Mame for ener anv ever, 3 Great ts the Low, and marueilous worthy to he peaplen : there ig no end of his greatneſſe. 4 Dne generation Hall maile chp wozks onto ates ther : anv declare thy power. 5 Agforme,F will he talbing of chp worſhip: thp plop, thy pape ana wenderous tuorkes. 6 Do that men Hal peake of the mighe of thp mars’ The abides, ueilous acts: and J twill al’ tell of chp greatneſſe. 7 The memoatall ofthine abunvant kindneſſe Hat be chewed: an’ men Mall ing of thy rigstcontnefle. $ The Low is gracious and merciful, long luſte ring, and of great goodneſſe. 9 The Low ts louing Suto enerp man: anv fis mercy is ouer all his workes. 10 Fil chp workes papie hee, D Lom: and chp faints gine thanks onta thee. ri Thep Hew the glozp of hp kingtome: ans talke of thy pomer. 12 Chat thy power, thp gio2p, anv mightinelfe of thy kingdome: might be knowen vnto men, 13 @hp kingdome ts an euerlaſting kingdeme: ang thpdomittion endureth threughout all ages. 14 The Lordvpholdech all Much as fall; and lifters bp afl thole that be downe ; 15 Whe eyes of all waite bpon thee, D Low: anu thou giueſt them tbeir meate in nue ſcelon. | 16 Chou vpeneſt thine hard : and Ellek all things lining with plenteouſneſſe. 17 The Low is righteous in all his wayes: any Holp in ali fis merkes. 13 She Logis nigh onto all them chat call epon him: pea all fuch ag call vpon bin faithfully. : 19 He will fulfil che delire of them that feare him s He ako will beare their cry, and twill helpe them. 20 The Lox preferuct’ al! them that teue pim: but (cattereth abgoad ali the vngodly. 21 Wp mouth ſhall (peake the praple of the Low: and let all fel) giue thankes onto is holy Mame foz euer and ever. Lauda anima mea. Pfal.146. Raple the Lom, D nip loule, while J liue will Y pzapfe the Lozd: vea, as long ag Jhaue anpheing, J will fing prayſes onto my. God. 2 Dyputnot pour truſt in Pꝛinces, noz in any childe of matt: faz there is no helpe in them, 3 Foz when che beeath of man goeth forth he hall turne againe to His earth: ana then all bis thoughts perih. | 4 Bleflen is he that hath the Gon ef Jacob foz his helpe: and whofe hepe is in the Lo his Gor, 5 Tuhich made heauen and earth, the fea and all that therein ig: which keepeth His promile fo? euer. 6 CAbich belperh them to right that ufer wong: which fecdeth the Hungry. * The Lerd looſeth men out of pzifon: the Low. giueth light to the blind, 8 She Lown helpech then ihat are fallen: the Lozd careth fo: the righteous, 9 The Lom carech fo: the Franwers he dekendeth the fathertefle end winotu:ad foz the wap of the vngod⸗ ip be turneth it opine Bofone. 10 The Lozi thp Gen, D Sion, Hhathe King fez euermore: ant thoughout all generations. Laudate Dominum. Pfal.147. WDravle the Lor , fo? ít is a xeon thing to fing . C) ats puto our God : pea,a ioyfull ana plealant ERA s thing tt ig to be thankefull. 2 The Lown doeth bui bp Hieruſalem: and gas ther tomether the outcalts of Iſrael. 3 Weehealerh thole chat are broker in heart: anv giueth menicine te heale their fickeneffe. 4 We telleth the number of the ſtarres: and calleth them all bp their names. ; 5 Great igon Lom, and great is his power: pea, ane bis tutfenome ts infinite. 6 The Lez letteth op the meckes € bringeth the Hnaeriy rowne to the ground. 7 Diingontethe Lew with aire - The xxx.day. _ Thexxx.day. y t The Pfalmes. The xxx.day. à ‘ peaples bpon the Harpe bnto out Gov. cðhich coucreth the heauen with clondes, arn preparcel raine foz che earth : anu maketh the graffe to grow vpon the mouutaines, and herbe fog the ule of men. 9 Which giueth kodder nto the cattel: ana feererh the pong rauens that call vpon bim. to We hath ne plealure tn the ſtrength of an Hoze: neither delightcth hein anp mans legs. rr Bur the Loans selight is m them that feare Him: and put their trait in bis mercy. 12 (Papke the Low , D Hierulalem: papie thy Sm, D Sion. 13 Foz hee hath mave kalt the barres of thp gates : and hath bleien thp children within thee. 14 De maketh peace in thp borders: and fillech thee fuith the Roure of wheate. 15 Hee lendeth foazth His commaungement vpon earth ¢ ana his wom runneth tery lwiktly. 16 De giueth Mob like wooll s ana tcattereth the Hoare froft like aſhes. 17 We catterh foorth his pee like moꝛlels: wha ig able to abide Bis front? 18 Delendeth out his word, and meltech them: he bloweth with hig wind and the waters flow. ` 19 He ſheweth his wow bnto Jacob ; his ſtatutes and ogdinances onto Iſrael. 20 De hath not vealt fo With anp nation 3 neither Haue the Heathen knobledge of pis Lawes. Laudate Dominum. Pfal, r48. O prape the Lom of heauen: pzaple him inthe eight. 2 aaxle him all pe Angels of hig: prayle Him all His hofte. 3 Bꝛayſe Fim Sunne and Boone: praple him all pe ſtars ana light. 4. Praile him all ye heauens: and pe waters that be abone the heauens. 5 Let them peaple the Mame of the Loz: foz be fpake the word, and thep were made, he commanded, and thep were create; 6 He hath mave them faf foz ewer and ener: $e Hath ginuen them a law tabich Hali not be broken. 7 Wuraple che Loꝛd bpon earth: pee Dzagons anv all deepeg. ; 2 Fire and baile, Rotor anv vapours: winde any ſtorme tuifiliing big wow. 9 Wountatnes and all hils: kruitkull trees and all Cedars 10 Bealts and all cattell: wozmes, and feathered foules. 11 Wings of the earth and all people: pꝛinces, ann all Judges of the wolo. 12 Bong men ann maidens, olo men and chilon, peaife the Fame of the Lom : fog his Mame one'p ig excellent, and dis pꝛaiſe aboue heauen anv earth. 13 Dee ſhall exalt the Horne of hisprople, all bis Saints Hall praple him : enen the chilagen of Ilracl, enen the people chat ferueth Lim. Cantate Domino. Pfal.149. O Sing onto the Lozv anew long : iet the Congres gation of Saints peaple bim. 2 Let Ilrael reiopce in him that mane him: anv let the chilogen ef Sion be topfull in their Ring. 3 Aet chem paptr bis Name in che Daunce : leg them fing paples onta him with Cabget and Harpe. 4 Foz the ilow hath plealure in bis people ; and Helpeth the mecke hearted. 5 Aet the Saints be ioplull with glorp: let them teicpee in their beds. 6 Letthe praples of Gonbe in their mouth : and. ative engen ſword in their hands, 7 Gobee auenges of he heathen ; an to rebuke the people. & Co binvethei: kings in chaines: and their nes bles with linkes of pgon. A 9 That thep map be auenged of them, agit ig twozitten s fuch honour haue all bis Saints. » Laudate Dominum. Pfal.150. È O Pꝛayle Gon in his holineſſe: praple him in the firmament of his power. 2 Paeaple him in his noble acts ; maple him accays Ding to His excellent greatnelſe. 3 Praple him in che Cound of the Crumpet: maple. him spon tbe Lute and Harpe. zaple hin inthe cpmbals and daunces: papie- Him bpon che firings and pipe, 5. : WDeaile him bpon the twel tunen Cymbal : paile Jim vpon the lowo Cpmbals. : 6 Leteuerpebing chat hath bzeath:praile the Lo. FINIS. =~ ‘> La * rm NE \ Regt — f D 8 WO SS N 8 AN R \ Godly prayers. Aprayer conteining the ductieof euery true Chriftian, Goll migktie Gen, mercifüll and founpeFatver, Y Mets chen inter come onto thee in 2 the Name of thp dearlp Belos = ueo Soune Jelug Chait, mp rg, onelp Sauieur and Redeg: yp mer: and mot humby beleech pw mg thee tor bis fake to bee merci LD GFE O PY tuli onto meand tocat ali mp finneg out of thp fight anv remembzance , thzꝛough che merits of fis bleep death and pafion. - Powꝛe bpon me (D Load) chp bolp Spirit sf wiſe⸗ Deme end grace + Goucrne and leade mee bp thp holp wozd, that ic map be alanterne vnto mp fecte, asda light onto mp eps. Shew thp mercy pen me, anv fo ighsen the natural blindneſſe aino Darkneile of mp Heart though thp grace, that 3 map daplp be ren: wen by the fame Spirt and grace: Bp the which(D Low) purge the groſſeneſſe ef my Dearing and vnderſtan⸗ ding, that 3 map proficablp reane, beare, ard vnder⸗ ftand thpiword ann heauchip will, beleene and peactile the fame in my fife and corsuerfation, and eucrmoze bold faf that blelled pope of euerlaſting life. — Moꝛtilie and kill al vice in me, that mp lite may ex» pretie mp faith in thee + mercifully beare the humble fute of chp feruant, € grant me thp peace allmp vapes + gracisuſſy pardon mine infirmities , anv Defend me in all Bangers of body, goods, and name: hut molt chichy, mp cule againſt all alaults,temptations,acculations, fubtill battes ann Mleights of that old enemie of mane Kinde, Satan that rearing Kou, cuer leeking whom he map deuoure. Sna here (D Loyd) F proftrate , with mol humble minde crane ef thy dilline Maieſty, tobe mercifullvu to the oniuerlall Church of thy Sonne Chit : And elpecially according te mp beunden Buctie, Jbeſeech thee fozhis fake to tielle, faue and vefenn the pincis pall member thereof , thp feruant otir moft Deare and foreraigne Lom King Games, increale in his ropall Heart tree faith, godly seale and teue of the fame: And graunt Him victozie over al hig enemies, atong, pꝛo fperons and Honourable kfe opon earch , a blenen end, ant life euerlaſting. Moꝛeouet, D Low, grant brte his Maielſties molt honourable Coutlellours , and euerp other member of thig thy Church of England, that chev and toce mour ueral — See and godlyſerue thee Plant in our hearts true krate end honcur of thp Mame, obee Diekce to our Pꝛince and loue to our neighbours: Fn» crea in bs true faith and Religion : Replenifh our minog with all goodneſſe. and ofthy great mercp keepe bg fit the fame til the end of our {tues : Gitte vnto vᷣs a godly scale in paper , true hamilitie in prolperitie, perfect patience in aduerſitie, and continualliop in the poly Ghoſt. Aud laſtlp, J commend onto thp Fatherly protection, all that thou Talk ginen me, ag wife, cite zen, ans fers uats: Apre me, D Lew, that Y map gotierne, noa rih and bing them bp in thp feare % ferutce, And foz: afmuch agin this woꝛſd Jmuſt alwapes be at warre and rif: not with ove iot of enemieg, but with an ins finite number, not onely with A: {hans hlood, bnt with the Deuifwhich is the prince of darkeneſſe, ayn with wicked men , executours of his moſt namnabte wil: graunt me therfore thy grace, that being arren with thp cefence, J map andin thig battet with an fin- uincible conſtancie againſt all coztuption, which J am a compaficr with os euery Mise, butill fsh timeas Yia uing ended the combate which curing thts life 3 muf Culiaitie,in the ende 3 may attaine torhp heancnly reff, whichis pzeparcd fez me and all thine Elect, through Chik sur Lom and onely Sauicur. Anien, Cerraine godly prayers for funarie dayes. € Munday. Lmigkty Geo, the Father efmercy, anv Gor ot all comtoze, which oncip forgiuell (ime : fore gine bute bg our linnes, god Low, forgive buco bs out fines, that bp the multicude of thy mercies, thep map bee couered, anc tot imputed vnto vs, anu bp the operation of the bolp Gholt; wee map haue power, and ftrength hereafter to reftit inne, Lp our Sauiour and Lowa seis Chꝛiſt. Amen. @ Tuefday. Lod Gon, which delpileſt not a contrite heart, and korgetteſt the Gnnes and wickeonefic of a fins iter, in what foure ſoeuer he doeth mourne anv lament bis clo maner of linirg: graunt brteps(@ Low) true contrition of heart that we map bebemcnt{p vefpife our finfut life paſt. and whellp be counerten pnto tyre lp one Hauisur and Lo Felis Chik, Amen, € Wednefday, O Wercifel! Farher , bp wheke potser anv ſtrergth tuce map ouercome our enemies both hovilp anv Shelly: grant bite tg, D Lere, that accoming to our pzomiie made in our baptiſme, tote map ercreame the chicte enemies of our foule, that is. the sefites of the too:fd, the pleafureg of the Aefh, and the inggeftions of the wicket ſpirit: and fo after,leane cur lines in tolines and righteoſneſſe, that toee map feruethee in ſpirit and trueth, and that by eur Sauiour anv Loz Jelus Chik, Amen, € Thu: fday. O Alm ghtie and exerlafting Gov, which not onelp Qich enery good, ant perfect gift, but allo ins crealeft thole giftsthat thou haft ginen: we mog bum bip beſeech thee (merciful! Ged) to increale in os the gift offeith, that twe map traclpDelecue in thee, ant in thy promile mave vnto tg: and that neither bp eur negligence, koz infinnitie of the feih, noz tp grieuoufe nelle of temptation, neither bp the ſubtill crafies anv aſſaults of the venil, wee be Dinen frem faith in the blood of our Santourand Loza Telus Chri, amen, @ Friday. G Rant nto be, D mercifull Goo (we molt hearti= lp beltech thee) knewledge and true bnderſtan⸗ bing of thp word, that all ignozance erpe led, wee map krom what thp will and pleaſure is in all rhinas, and how to dsc our dieties, and truclp te walke in our bos cation + anv that alio toee map expzeſſe in onr luirg, thole things that tue Dee hitoks , Wat tve bee ot onelp. Enowers of thy word, good Lord, but allo be wekerg of the fame, bp ont Saviour anv Tord Telus Chet, € Saturday. Amightie God, which bal prepared euerlaſting life to all thole that be thp farthfulferuanes: grant nto a, Loꝛd, ſure bape of the life enter lating, that we cing in thig milrrable wozld,map hare lome talte ana fecling of it in our hearts, etbat not bp our deſeruing. but by the merits and deſeruing of out Sauiour eny Xom Telus Chik, Amen. . D nightie Godly prayers. Qe Gor, out onely ayde fuccaur æ ſtrength atalltimes: graunt puto vs, D Loꝛd, that inthe time of prolperttp we be net praus, ana lo forget thee, bur that with our whole Heart anv fkrength wee map cleane bnto thee, and in chetime of adueriitic, that twe fall notinta infoelitte and De peration, but that al- wayes with a a conitant faith, we map call foz helpe on: tothee: graunt this, D Lod, foz our Aduocates fake, and Sautour Jelus Chriſt Amen, Sunday. O Almightie and merciful Lom, which giuelt onto thp elect people ihe help Gholt, asa fure pledge of thp beauenip kingaome : Graunt vnta bs, D Lor,thp bolp Spirit, that he map beare wirneite sith our fpirit, that wee he thp chilen, and berres of thp hingzome, anu that bp the operatis 1of this Spirit , wee map kill all carnal! laſtes, vnlawfull pleatures, cancnpilcences, euill affections, comrarp to thp will, bp one Sauisur and Low Jelus Chr Amen Aprayer for truſt in God. De beginning of che fa'lofman, wag truſt in him- T ir. The begisumg of the reltozing ef man, waz Druh in himſelte, and truftin Gov. D melt gracious ain moft wile guide our Sauiour Chriſt, Which doelt leane them Prig st wap to immortali blefleones, which truely and onfainedlp truſting in thee, commit thems felues tothee: Graunt be, that like a3 we be blinde and feeble indeede, fo wee map take and repute our lelies, that we pꝛeſume not of our lelues, to fee to our felues, but fo farre to fee, that alway we map haue thee befoze our epes,to follow thee, being our quite, tobe ready at thp cal molt obediently, and to commit our fi fueg who⸗ Ip vnto thee, that thon which enely knoweſlt the wap, mavelt leade b3 the fame wap puto. our Geauenlp Des fires: tothee with the Father andthe holz Ghoſt, be glozp fez cuer. Amen. Certaine godly prayers to be vfed for ſundry purpoles. A general! confeffion of finnes,to be fayd euery Morning. aq Almightie God our heauenly Mm Father, Icontefle ¢ acknow⸗ piege, that J amamilerable D ano a weetched Ener, @ hane = mnanifolte wapes mok grie- 7 usiflp trauſgteſſed thy molt wp godly camandements though MA wirke theuahts , vngodly 9 luftes. finfull words e Deetes, R Ape map decently and feemelp walke (23 inthe Dap time) being pure ant cleane from the tuorkes of darkneſfe, and abounding im all good twotkes which Gor harh prepared for ps tas walke in , which with the Father ant mith the holp Gholl huelk anv esigned for eter and oner, Amer. D Som Wildome 9. Gon avy Low Jelug Chik, thou knoweſt, pra and halk alto taught us bos great the imkrmuic aD weakenele oman is, ans baw certame a thing it is that ic can dec nothing without thp godly beipe. If mau teui to Gindelfe, tt cannot be auspbed, bat wat he muk run headloeng, and fall into a thentand vndeings aun miiichieteg. O our Father, paue thon pitie aud rompalſten bpon the weakenelle of us thp children, he thoupiel and readp to jelpe vs, albapes mewing thp mercy vpan bs , anv pzolpering bebatiseuer wee gonlp go aboat, lathar thou gining vs light we map fee what things are truelp geod indeede: Chou encouraging vs, bace mar haue an earnett velice to the ſame: anv thou Dring our guide, wee map come where to obtaine them: foz we hauing nothing bur miſtruft in our {dues , dee pecia. aud commit our ſelues fill and whole vnto thee aione, which workelt all things M ail creatures, to thp honour aud glozy. So de kt. A prayer againft temptation, Ore Vels Chalk, the onely ap anv fence of our motali Hate our cnelp hope, our oxely ſaluati⸗ on, our glory, any ont triumph, toho in the feh (which chou Gantt toz our onelp caule taken bpon thee) diddeſt Cutter chp felfe to be tempted of Satan, and who onely ann aloreot allmen diddeſt vtterly ouercome and van⸗ quiſh ſiane Death the wei, the deuit, and ali the king · Dome of Hell : and what oeuer thou hale ouercem⸗ ined , foz eur behoeke it is that thou Halt ouercommed it: neither bach it bene thp will to haue anp of thp ler- uants to keepe battell, o? fight with anp of che fozelapa enils,but of purpole to reward bs with acrotne of the moze glory kor it. And to the intent that thou mighteſt likewile ouerthzoto Satan in chp members , ag thou haddeſt atoze Done in thine otune perlon, gre chou (we beleech thee) bnto pg thp foulviers (D Tion meſt vic- toziens of the tribe of Suda) ſtrength againſt the roas ring Lion, which continualip wandzeth te and fra, fee: king whem bee map deuoure. Theu being that tame Herpent, chetrue giuer of Health andlife, that mag Nailed on high bpon a tree, gine Onto bg thp Allie ones, wilinelſe again the deceitkull awayting of the msh fubtile fervent. Chau being a Lambe ag white ag Mots, the anquifher of Satans treannic, gine bate og thp little Hepe the ſtrength aud vertue at thp Spirit, that being in out lueg weake and feeble, and in thee Crown and valiant , wee nap withitans and ouercome alf allatilts of the enill to that our ghoſtly encmiemap Not glorie on bg, hut being cengquerenthough thee, we map yine thankes to thy mercie, which nener {eaurit them deſtitute that put their truſt in thee, whe liuek and reiguell Goo Foz euer without end. Amen. A prayer for the obtaining of wifedome. Gov of our Fathers, and Lam of mercy, thett Hat Halt mane ali things with thy word, and ordeined man though thp wiſedone, that he Houn hane Domi» nian oier the creatures Bhieh thou hail mare, that bee ſhould azer the world accorting to equitie ann righte⸗ aulneſſe and execute iudgement with a true heart: giue mee wiſedone, which is erer abont thy leate, and put me nat out from among thp children: fuz F thp lernant ana fonne of thy handmayd, an a feeble peron, of a ſHert time, and too voung tothe vnderſtanding of thp ludgements and lawes: pea, hough amanbe neter fo perfect among the children of men, pet if thp wiſe⸗ Done be not with him, heihall he nothing woorth. D fend thy wiſedome out of thy holy heauens , ann from thc thzoue of thp Maieſtie, that He maybe with me, and Godly prayers. labeur with me, that J map know tehat ig acceptable in thp lighttog fe triokiety e bnberfianvech alithings, a.bivee Mall contuct me right toberly inihp vork s, ano pzeterie me in per polwer,lo halimyp workes he ace ceptakle.dmen. A praycr againft worldly carefulnefle. i Opotk veare anole. Der Falher, onr dedender any Nourifher, engue bs wityhp grace, that be map calt eitche great blindneſte of cutniundes, anv caretut> nefle of woztnly things, audmap put our whole Audie and care in keeping ot bp Holp Law, and thar tor map labour and transite foz our neceſlities isi this tite, like the hides of the apge, and theliliesot tie felt withe out care. Foz thou halt promiicd to bee careiulifer gs, ann Hatt commanded thac bpon chee we oula caſt all put cate ; pich luk and reigneſt wozid v itheut ind, amen, ii _ A prayer neceflary for all perfons. | O Mercifull Hod, Ja uzetchen Runer reknowvledge mip felfe hound to keepe thp help commandements, Lut pet bnable to perfozme them, anv tobe accepted tog int witheut ihe raghteouſneſſe of Gel Cheiſt tip oneip Sonne, who hath perkertly kulſitled chp Law to luſtiſie ali meg that beleeue ant truũ in him. Cheretore arant mee grace, Y beleecyibee, tole occupted in domg ef good workes, which thou commansett in help Scrip⸗ ture, alithe Bayes of mp life, to thy glop, aud pit to truftsvelp nthpmercp, andin Chziltes merites, to be purged trom mp ſinnes, and not in mp good wo:keg, be thep nener fomanp. Oiue mee grace co lone thy Yop word fernentip , re earch the Scriptures diligentip, to reade them tumblp, te vnderſtand them truely, to lue after them effvetuatlp. Order imp life fo, D Lord, that it map be alway acceptadle Lute thee. Guue mee grace Hot te refopce in anp thing that vifpleaterh thee , but e⸗ termoze te delight in hole chings that pleafe thee, bee thep nener ſo conirarp to mp deſires Geach mee lore pap, that mp pecitions may ber gracicufly Heart of thee. Keepe me vpright emong diacritics of opinions and iud gements in the eld, that J newer ſwarue from thp teucth taught in yelp Scripture. Jn prolpes ritie,D Lor, ſaue me, that Jj mare not monne. nave uerſity helpe nie, that J neither velpaire roz blaſpheme thp bolip Jame , but raking it patiently, to giue thee thankes, and trultto bee veluteren after thp pleafure, Widen Jhappen te fall inte ſinne thruugh frailtie y beleech thee ta worke true repentance in mp beat, that J may be forte without velperation , teufin thp mercie Without pelumption , that 3) map amend mp fife, ana become truely teligions without Hrpecrifie, totulp in Heart without faning, faithful and truttie without bee ceit, merp witheut lightneſſe, fad without miflrutt, ſo⸗ ber without flourhitilnelig, content with mine owne ` wirhsut couctoufhelic , to tell mp neighbour his fanlts charitably without piftinulation, to infiruct mp houes Gols in thy lawes truely to obep our King and all gos uernotrs Vader him onfainedlp, ta receine all lawes and common ordinances ( which vilaarceth nor from túp holy word) ob enienclp,te pay eucry man that which F cbse unto him truelp, to backhite no man, no Rinder mp neighbor fecretly, anu to abhorre all pice, taning afl good neſſe earneft{p. D Word arant me thug to vee, foz the glory of tp Holp Rame. Amen. A prayer for patience in trouble H Diy Halt thau (D Lom) humblen anv plucked me S dotnet T Bare now vneaths make mp prayers bite to thee, for thou art angry with mie, but not without my deſcruing. Cortainelp X have finned, Loz, T confe ` it: F will not nenie it: but, oh mp God pardon my trels pales, relealemp debts, render now thp grace agaiue vnto imie, opps mp wounded, foz J am al to plagues aud Ty Gods power, left they fhould ouerwhelme the world, The creation Chap.j. ©The firft booke of Moles, called — fi ¥GENESIS. : THER ARGVMENT. that the worldand all things therein were created by God, and that man being placed inthis M Ofkes in effe& declareth three things,which are in this booke chiefly to be confidered, Firft, a Fitofalhand c- great Tabernacle of the worldto behold Gods wonderfull workes, and to praife his Name for theintinice graces,wherewith hee had endued him, fell willingly from God throughdifobedience: who yet for his owne Mercies fake reftored him to life , and confirmed him in the fame by his promile of Chrift to come, by whom he (hould overcome Satan, death and hell. Secondly, that the wicked vnmiridfùllof Gods molt excellent benefits,remained {till in their wickednes,and(o falling moſt hor- ribly from finne to finne,prouoked God(who by bis Preachers called them continually to repentance) atlensth to deftroy the whole world, Thirdly, be affureth vs by the examples of Abraham, Izkak, Iaakob, and the reft of che Patriarkes, that his Mercies neuer failethem, whom heechufeth to be his Church, and to profeffehis Name inearth, but inal] theiraffliGions and perfecutions he euer affifteth them, fendeth comfort,and deliuereth them. And becaufe che beginning, incteafe , preferuation and facceffe thereof might be onely attributed to God , Mofes{heweth by the examples of Cain, Ifhmael, Eſau and others, which wereneblein mans iudgement , that this Church dependeth not on the efti- mation and nobilitie of the world : and alfo by the fewneffe ofthem, which haue at all times worthipe ped hima purely according to his word, that it tandeth notinthe multitude, but inthe poore and dee - §pifed, in the (mall flocke and little number , that man in bis wifedome might be confounded, and the Name of God cuermare praifed. ; k >C H AcPwi k uen. t Ho the evening ethe moning were a God ereateth the heauen and the earth, 3 The the {econd day. ' light end the darknef. 8 Thefirmamest g He O Q Godlaydagaine, * Letthe waters feparateth the water fromthe earth. 16 He creas vnder the Heauen bee gathered into one teth the Sunnethe Moone, and the ſtarres. 28 He plate, and lecthedzy land appeare. andit createth the fib birds, beasts. 26 Hee createth was fo, man, and gineth himrale ower alt creatures, 29 ` IO And Gon called the dsp land, Earth, And proudeth nouriture for man and teast. and hee called the gathering together ofthe ofthe world. + This word nifieththe be ning and igeni ration of the, cteatures. A — py ee —— he ſecond day. P 243 3e ——— Ile and 136.60 iob 38.45 sg 4 Gx? Mtherbeginning*Gon waters, Heags and Gon latwe thatit was in A LARA RS before that any PA createDthe heauen and good. < h So.thaewofee creatiue vas, Ces the earth. Lae i If Chen Gor fayd, ’Letthe earth bud itistheonely ` God made bea- >) 2 And thecarth was foortl the bun ofthe perbe,thatfeedeth teen, powerofGods > uenand earthof | fy > i without fome and the fruith tree, which beareth fruit accoz: word that mae - lumpe and with- Darkeneffe. outany creature § Ano Hod callen the light, Day, and init: forthewa- the Darkenefle, bee called ight. t + Bo terscoueredall,; the Guening and the (Homing were the Or, waste. firtt Dav. @ Darkeneffe 6 GC Againe Gon lain, * Lettherebeea coucred the {| firmaiment in the mids of the waters: and deepe waters: for let it ſeparate the waters from the waters. as yet the light 7 Then God mave the firmament, and wasnotcreated, feparatedD the waters which were £ under + Ebr, face ofthe the firmament, fron the waters which were deepe. *aboue the Armament. and tt was fo, d He maintai- 8 Anu Gos called ye firmament, Pea- ned thisconfufed heape by his ecret power,- $ Eby. face ofthe waters. Hebr, 18.3. e The light was made before either Sunne or Moone was created ; ‘therefore wee muft nor attribute that to the creatures that are Gods isQruments which onely appettaineth to God, + Ebr. betweene the _ skightsand betweenethe darkenefe. + The firſt day. + Ebr. ſo was othe enening, fo was the morning. Pfal.33 6, and 136.5 .éere. 10.12, —wand51.15. |} Or, fpreading oner, and aire, £ Asthe'Sea and ri- suiers from thofe waters thar are inthe cloudes,which are vpholden by l P fal, 14S 4, £. That istheregion of the aire, and all that isaboue vs, _and feafons, nothing, Wild. SA void, ande darkenes was dingto bi kinde, which hath Dis ſeede init keththe earth + - HU14e OS £4 bpon the tocepe,and the felfe vpon the earth. and it was fo. ruitful, which > Pfalz Gaci TE SOA Spirit of Ogy å moo» 12 Andthe carth brought forth the bud of elsnawralyis -< and 136.5. ned vpon the + waters. the berbe that ſeedeth fee accopding to his barren. gicle aga. o è 3 Shen layd God,* Let there belight: kinde, alſo the tree that beareth fruit, which i Thisfenrence’ actes rg ags and there was light. : f bath bis feede in it felfe accomding to hig isfooftrepeated, ` and 17. 24; 4 Ano Gon tawe the light that it was Kinde: and God ifaw that it was good. to fignifie'that b-Asarude | good,and Gor leparatedsthe light fromthe 13 t Bo the euening and the moming Godmadealthis — were the third day. creatures to ferie 14 EAnd Godlaid,* Lee there ve Mights tohisglory, and in the firmament of the heauen, to '{eparate totheprofic of « the Day from the night, anu let them be foz man,burforfiey — m fignes, and fo fealons, ann fo dapes and they wereaceurs | peeves. j fed,yetto the Ig AnD lee them bee fo: lights in theft- cle& by Chriſt, mament of che heauen to give light vpon theyare reltored © theearth. and it was ſo. and ferue to their — _ 16 God then madetwo" greatliahts: the wealth, 9 greater light to erulethe Day,t the leſſe light + The third ta ruie the night: he made filo the karreg. day. | 17 And Hod fet then in the firmament P/al136.7. of the heauen to Hine vpon the tarth, deut t9 ` 19 Andto *enle in the Day, and titthe k By the lights, night, and to feparate the light from the hemeanethithe — darkeneſſe: and God (aw that tt wag good. Sun, the Moone, CER and the ftarres. 1 Whichisthe artificial day, from the Sunne rifing to thegeing downe,/ m Of things appertaining to naturall and politicall orders | n’ Towit; the Sanneand the Moone: and herehee © fpeakethasman iudgeth by his eye: for elfe’the Moone is lefe thea theplanet Saturnus. 0 To giue it fufficient light, as intruments — appointed forthe fame,to feruc to mans vſe. Tere.3 1635 > g 19 iaa 4 creation of nati. fourth 19 t23 the euening and the moming were thefourthDay. ©) V. -O 20 Afterward God fain, Letthe waters Shand being koorth in abundance euery r, recping oeswhich ` thing that bath life : and iet che foule tite Awimme, vpon the earth inthe topea Armament of kepe, the heauen. s pees athe fouleof 21 Then God created. the great whales no and enery thing liuing and mooning, which rthe face of thea waters brought korth in abundance ac- firaiment. coꝛding to their ktnde , and enery feathered The fihand foule according to bis kinde: and God fawe deshadboth that ttwas goad. ; « beginning, 22 Then God * bleed them , faving, ‘creinwefee Baeing forth kruit and multiply, and fill che Lnaturegi- watersinthelcas,and let che foule multiply th place to in the earth, s ; jods wil,foraf 23 t Do theeuening and the moning auch asthe one srt is made to tie adouc inthe aire,and the o- ther to fwinme faith, Letvs make: Signifying were the fift Bay, A 24 ¶ Moꝛeouner God faid, Let the earth bring koorth thet ttuing thing according to biskinde, cattell, and that which crecpeth, and the bealt of thecarth, according to bis beneathinthe kinde.anditiwasfo. water. 225 And God made the beak of the earth £ Thatis,bythe according to bis Kinde,and the cattell accoz- venisophis Ding to bis kinde, and euery creeping thing wordhegaue’ of the earth according to his kind: and Gou power.to bis faw thatit was good. Creatutesto in · 26 Furthermore God fayd, * f Let bs gender, make man inour ? Image according to our tihefiftday. likeneſſe, and ict them ruleouer the Hof $ Eb. foute oflifè. the emand ouer the foule of the heauen, and Cha.§.1.e~9.6. duer the beatts, and ouer all the earth , and z.cer.11.7. ouer enery thing thatcreepeth and mooueth Solsff 3.10, on the earth, —— f Godcomman- « 27 * Thus God created the man in bis dedthewater Jmagest the Image of God created hee and the earth bim : be created them * male and female. to bring foorth 28 Ana God" bleen them, and Gon ſaid othercreatures: fothein, * Wing foorth fruit and multiply, busofmanhe © andilitthe earth, and ſũbdue it, and rule o- uertheaty of the ſea, and ouer the foule of the heauen, and ouer euery beaſt that mgoa thatGodta-- uieth vpon the earth, keth counfell 29 And Goa laid, Behold, 3 haue ginen withhis wie- - bntopou~ euery berbe bearing feed, which domeandyver- : fs bponalithe carth,andeuery tree, whererit tue, purpofing ts the fruttofateee bearing (eed ; * chat (hall tomakeanex- be to pou foz meat. cellent worke 30 Likewitfe to euery beattof the earth, aboue all the = AnD to euery foule of the heaucn, and to eue⸗ reftofhiscrea- ry thing thatmoneth npon the earth, which tion. hath tite tn it felfe cuery greene herbe (hall be t Thisimage fox meat. and it waste. andlikenefie of Godin manis expounded, B- phefi4.24. 31 * And Gon faw ail that hee had made, anD lee, it was very rood. t Ho the eucning ana the moning were the iist Day, Genefis. Dus the heanens, and tly were R- Amied and athe ofth 2* Forth the fenenth de — his worke which he had mane,” and the ſeuenth Day be breed from all his woke, which be had made. 3 Ho God biefien the feucnth Tay, and efanctifien it, becauſe that tn tt be had reiten from allhis worke, whith God hav cheated and made. as Bt 4 Chek are the | eenerations of the Heauens and of the earth, whew they were created, in the day that the Lod Gon made the earth and the heauens, : § And euery plant of the felu, before it wag in the earth,and enerpherbe of the ield, before it arewe : fer the Lord God had not caulcditto d raine vpon the earth, neither was there a mairfo till the ground, 6 Buta mit went vp from the earth and watered all theearth. He is placed inthe gardens’ * a Tha rs, the in. numetable abune dance of crea- tures in heauen and earth, Exod 20,11. and 31.17, dene, 5-14.5ebr.4 4, b Forhehad now fini(hed his creation, but his prouidence ftill watcheth ouer his creatures,and gouerneth them, c Appointedit to be kept holy, ' that man might therein confider the excellencie - 7 EThe Lod Gavallolmadethe maneof of bis works and the Dutt of the ground, t breathed tn bis face breath of life, * the man was a living oule. 8 AndtheLo20 God planted a garden Caltwara in f Eaen, and chere hee put the man tobom he had made. 9 (Foꝛ out of the ground made the Lor Godto grow euerp tree plealant to the light, and good for meate : the treeofiife allo tn the middes of the garden, b andthe tree of knowledge of good and of eutil. 10 Qndout of Coen went a river to was ter the garden, and from thence it was diui⸗ Ded, and became into foure heads. IT; Che name ofone is * Piſhon:the fame compatleth the whole land i of Hauilah, whereis gotu. ‘ 1 12 And the golde of that land ts goon: theres | Bweltun,andtheonpritone, 13 And the name ofthe ſecond riuer is gi- nan ne fame compaſſeth che whole land of uth. : 14 The name Alfo of the third river is hiddekel: this goeth toward the Eaſt ſide of (Afihur : ethe fourth riner is || Perath.) 15 Ehen theLod Ged tooke the man, and put him into the garden of Eden, that hee might r mefe it, and keepe tt. 16 Gud the Loan God! commanded the man, faping, t Chou halt eat freely of eug: ry tree of the warden, 17 But okthe tree of Knowledge of good and cuill.thouthalt not cate of tt: fozi inthe Day that thoweated thereof, thon halt dic the™ Death. 18 lio the Lord God fayde, Ft is not goon thatthe man ſhould be hiniſeife atone: J wilimake dim an helpe tmeet foz him. Gods goodneffe towards him, (Or, the originalt and beginning, Or, tree, as chapo 25,15. d God onely o- peneth the hea. uens,and ſhut. teth them, he ſendeth drought ea —* accor- ing to his ood paced x lOr formed. > c- Hethewethy * whercof mans body was creas ted, totheintere that man ſhould ' not glory inthe excellencie of his ——— I Lor. “4 5- f This ae the: namne of aplace, asfome thinke, in Mefoporamia, moft pleafanr, and abundant im allthings. g Which wasa figne of the life receiucd of Ged, h Thatis, of me ferable experi < ence, which where it is written , that man wasereated after God in righteouſne ffe aud trueholinefie, meaning by theſe two woordes all perfection, as wildome, tructh, innoccncie, power, &c. Wif2,33. ecclus.r7-te Mutth.19. 4 u The propagation of manis the bleffing of God, | pfal.128. Chap.317.0nd9.1. x Godsgreat:liberalitieco man taketh away all excufe of his ingratitude, Chap.9.3- &x0d.30.176 ecclæ.39. 19. marke 7:37 + The fixt day. CHAP. IL 2 Godrefteth the feuenth dayand nctißeth n, 15 He fetteth man inthe Garden.22 He creas seth the womau. 24 Mariage is ordainsts. 19 So the Loyd Hod formedofthe earth cameby difoe cuery beak of the fielde, and euery toute of beying God. * x i . i Ecclus 24. a9. i Which Hauilah is a countrey ioyningto Perſia Baftward.and inclas neth cowardthe Welt. H Or,precions Rone , or pearle. Plinie faith it isthe mame ofatree. || Or,Sthiopaa. \Or,Tygris, Ņ Or Affprias lOr, Euphrates. K God would not haue manidie,though as yet there was no need to labour. 1 So that man might know there was a foucreigne Lord to whom heowedobedience, $ Ebr. Eating thou fhalt eate of. hOr, whenfocmer, m- By thisdeath he meanerhthe feparation of min from God, who is our life and chiefe felicitie sands aio that our difobedicnce isthecaufethercof, + Ebr. before him... the. *-@ As Satan can | ‘The women created,and feduced. the heauen, ¢ broughtthem vnto the » man te fee how Yee would call them : foz. how foes uet the mannamed the liuing creature, ſo feluestco Adam. was the name thereof. tEbr.busk, 20 Tieman therefore gaug names vnto © Siguifying,thae all cattell,and to the foute of the heauen,and mankinde was to euery beat of theficld: but foz Adam perfir, whencthe fonnd he noc an helpe mecte fo: him. woman wascrea- 21 Therefore the Loꝛd Goo canted an ted,whichbefore beaute ſleepe to fall upon the man, and hee was likea» vn». f{icpt: and be tooke one of htsribs, and cio· n By moouing them to come & fubmit them- perfit building. ſed vp the teH in ſtead thereof. B.Cor.tt, 8 22 And the rib which the Lod God had Or, mannefe, : taken from the man, * made he a. woman becaufe lhe con- and brought her to theman. meth of man: for 23 Then the man layd, * This not is in Ebrew Fih ss bone of ny bones ann acM of my Heth. Soe enas and Iſhah Wall be callen woman, becaule He was ta» the woman. Ken vut of man. 4 AMat.to.5 mark, 24 *Cherefore Gall man leane rhis fa» 82.7.1.cor.6.16, ther and fs mother , and hall cleaug to bis ephef.§.3t. wife, and they Hall beore fieh. i p So that mari- 25 And they were both naked, theman agerequireth a and his Wife and were not ı ahamed. greater duety of vs toward our wines, then otherwĩſe we are bound tofhewto our pa- Teats, q For before finne centred, all things were honeſt & comely. | ~.CHAP. LTT. x The woman ſeduced by the ferpent, 6 intiſeth ber huſpand to fin. 3 They both flee from God.14 They three are punifhed. x 5 Chrift ss promifed.s 9 Maz is duft. 23 Pang is cajt out of Paradife. Nin? the *lerpent was motea ſubtil then i - Nany beat ofthe ficia, which the Lod changehim(elfe Sod had made:and he > (aid.to the woman into an Angel of Wea, hath Godin deed laid, Dee Hall not Wifi.. 34. light,fodidhe gate ofeuerptree ofthe garden? abule the wife- 2 And the wonnan fayd vnto the ferpent, dome ofthe fer» —* eate ofthe fruit ofthe trees of the gar- pent to decciue Den, ae : man, 3 But ok the fruit ofthe tree which is in b God fuffered the mids of the garden, God hath fait, Mee Satan to make theferpent his € left pee Die. — ĩuſttument, and 4. @hen*the lerpent (aid to the woman, to ſpeake in him, De Yatt not die at all, c Jadoubtingof. § But God doth know,that when ye hal Gods threat- — gate thereot,your epes thalbcopencd, and pe ning, fheyeelded Halbe as gods, e knowing good and enill. to Satan. 6 Ho the woman ¢ fecing that the tree 2.Cor.ts.3. was good for meate, ana thatit was plea» d ThisisSacans {antto the epes, aud a tree to bee Defired to chicfet ſubtiltie, get knowledge) tooke of the fruit thereof, tocaufe vs notto and DiD * eate, and gaue allo to her hulband feare Gods With ber , awd he fDi eate. threatnings, 7 Chenthe eyes of them bath were ope. fEb.diethe death ned, and they £ knew that they were naked, e Asthoughhee and they ſewed ſigge tree leanes together, thoildfay,God ans made themlelues beeches, doethnot forbid . § C Afterward they heard the voyce of you to eat ofthe- the Lor God walking tr the garden in the “Fruit, fausthathe || toole ofthe Day, and the man and his wite “Knoweththarif Hrd themſelnes froin ý — the Lon yee Mhonldcate God Amang che trees of the gardem, “therof, yefhould č bat 35 bee iikevnto him. Ecclus. 25.26. 1.tim,2.14, f Not fo much to pleaſe his wife, as movued by ambition ae perfwafion. @ They fhali not eate of tt , neither. Yall pee touch it, i rte a began to feeletheir milerie, but they fought not to God for remedy, $Ebr thinges to gird about them to hide their priuities. v The Anull confcience feeth Gods pretence, Bo llOr winde. Chap: iij. ‘outof it wat thou taken, becauſe thou art Chrift promifed. 9 But the Lord God called to the wai, and fara vnto bim Mhere art tuou?⸗?⸗ Io Cibo fayd , J heard thy voyce in the garden, and was aftatde: becaule J was inaked, therefore J hiv my eife. i Hisbype 11 And be lapd, Aho tola thee that then appearcth ., Wak naked? Walt thou eaten of the tree, be bid the wherok FJ commanded thee thatthou Moule of bisnakee Deft not eate ? —* Ne h I2 Then the man fayd, The woman tranlression which thou k ganet to be with me, fhe gaue Godscomm ine of the tree and J Did cate. dement, at And the Lord God fat to the woman, K Hiswicke iby halt thou Done this? andthe woman ard lacke of faid, ! Che lerpent hegutled mee, and J pin repentance? cate. bi pearcthin thi 14 ¶ Then the Lord Gor (aid tothe fer» shat he burde- pent, m Becanle thou batt zone this, thog nah God with) art curfed aboue all cattell,and abone euerp hisfaulc, becau, beatt of the icin: vpon thy belly Halt thon hehad giuen . Hoe, And "Dunit Hatt thou eat all the papes bima wife. i of thp life. 1 Inftcad of Cottey Is Jwill alfeo put enmitic between thee felling her finne, «i, and the woman, andbetweene thy feed and thee increafeth ber feed, We thallbecake thiner ead, and it by accufing the thou ſhalt ã bꝛuiſe hts hcele. ferpent. 16 C Cintothe woman hee fatd, J wil-m He asked the | greatly ncreate thp* ſorrowes, ant thy cona realon of Adam ceptions. Ju orot Malt thou bring fosrth and his wife, be- chtlozen,and thy Defire halbe fubiest to thing caule hee would hutband,and he tall * rule ouer thee, bring them to res 17 (Allo to Avam helaid, Becaule thou pencance,but be bat obeyed the voyce o thp wife, and batt asked not the » eaten of the tree, ( whereof 3 coanimaunded ferpent, becaule thee, faving, Thou chalt not eat of it) feurs he would thew fed is the earth foz thy fake : in fow Malt him no mercy. thou eat of tt all the Dapes of thy life, w As a vile and I8 * Thornes alio and thiftles ſhall it contemptible bring foorth to thee, aud thon Malt eate the bealt, tas .2g. berbeofthe field. EE o Hechiely = 19 In the Weate of thp face Malt thou meaneth Saran, - gate bead, till thou returne to the earth: fog by whofemorion — i andcraft the fers pent deceiued the woman, p Thatis, the power of finne ‘and death, q Satan fhall Dull,and to Dult balt thou returne. 20 (And the man callen his wines name oe fhe was the mother of ati li· uing. 21 Unto Adam alfo and to his wife din the Loꝛd Gov * make coates of (kinnes,and q Satan ſhall clothed them, ` : iting Chrift and 22 Gand the Low God (aid, * Behold, his members, but theman ts becomeas one of bs, to kñowe nor overcome good and euill. And now let he put foorth them. En dis bandes, andꝰ take allo of the tree of life, © The Lord com. and cate and liue fo: ener, forteth Adam by 23 Therefore the Lod God fent him the promife of foozth from the garden of Eoen, to till the the blefled feed, garth whence be was taken. & alfo puvifheth 24. Thus he cat out man: and atthe Gale the body forithe — fide of the garden ot Eden hee fet tye ehe- finnewhichthe rubims, and the blade of afword Makei, to foule fhonld keepe the way of the tree of Ife. haue beene pue niihed for,that the fpirit hauing conceiued hope of forgiueneffe, might liue hy faith, a.Cor.t 4 34. | The tranfgrcfion of Gods commandement was the eaule that both mankindand all othercreatures were fubie@ to the curfe, t Thefe are nor the naturuil frustes of the curth , bur pro⸗ ceede of the corsnptionof finne, u Or gauethem knowledge to makethemfelucscoats. x By. this derifion he reprocheth Adams miferic,whercinto be was fallen byambition, y Adam depriued of life, loft alf the figne thereof, : 2 CHAP VV —— ö — — — — —— į ee — R uy 3 at elflaines - Genefis. : r J A f a nature, ite of ma- kand Gods jag were Rot ily abolithed elagh finne; g ne gualigie ‘eandition ‘sof was angeds: : That is,accor- gto the Lords romife, as chap. tag. fome read, .go the Lordas feioycing for the ~ fonne which the had borne,whom fhe would offer tothe Lerd,as CHAP. IIII. pd 1 The generation of mankind. 3 Keinand Habel offer facrifice. 8 Kawa kelleth Habel, 23 Lamech a tyrant encourageth his ſearefull wines, 26 True religuonis restored, s Flerwatd tye man knew Heuah bhig A wife vhich *concctucdand bare KaM, ann {ayo , J haue obtained aman > by the Lord. Tp ; and againe he drought loorth his bzo: ther abel, and Wabel was a Kerper of Heepeand Kain was a tiller of the ground. 3 € Aud in pocche of time it came to pafe that Kain brought an < oblation vnto the Lod of the frut of rhe ground. 4. Qud4pabel ali puntelfe bought of theirt fruttsof pis heepe, and of the tat of them, aud the Lod hadrelpect vuto Ha⸗ bel,and to bis offering, i h § But vuto Kain and to bts offering be Had nod regard: CCiberfore Kain was excee· Bing woti < € his countenance teil Downe. 6 Thenthe Lord fapa vnto Kain, Ahy att thou wꝛoth? and mop ts thy countenance cal Downe? 7 Ift thou vee wel, halt thou uot be ace thefirft fruicesof cepted? and if thou doet not weil, fin itech her birch, € This declareth thatthe farher infiru@ed his children in the Knowledge of God, & alfo how at the ‘Donge: allo vnto thee hiss Delice fhall be ſubiect, and thou ſhalt rule ouer bim. 8 ¶ Then Kain (pake to abel his bzo ther. And *twhenthep were tn the fele, Kain roſe vp agatutt abel his beother,and flew baa. 9 Thenthe Lon (aid vnto Kain, Where Godgaucthem įg Habel thy brother? CUho anfwered, J facrifices to fig- nifie their falua- cannot teli. -Am J my beothers keeper? 10 Againe be fain, Ahat Hatt thou done? tion: albeitthey thg i voice of thy bothers blood cryeth vnto weredeftirure of me from the earth. 11 (ow therefore thouartcarfed* from the carth , which bath opencd Her mouth to Heb.1t 4. receiue thy brothers bicod from thine hand, d Becauſe he was 12 Wlhen thon Walt till the ground, tt an hypoctite, and ſhall not hencetoorth peelde vnto thee per offredonely for ſtrength: a! bagabond and a runnagate anoutwardthew {yait thou be in the earth. without fincerity 13, Then Rain ſaid tothe Lod, n | Soy of heart, - puniment ts greater then can beare. é Boththouand 14 Behold, thou pat cat mec out thig thy facrifice fhal Day front thet earth,and from thy face Hall be acceptable to J] be bidand Halbe avagabond, and a run⸗ mee. Nagatein the earth, and wholocucr findeth f Sinnefhall Rill me,fhallflap me. ; : eormentthycon- Iş @hen the Lord {aid vnto him, Doubts fcience. - ice whofoener flayeth Kain, be ſhalbe = pu- £ Thedignitieof niſhed ſeuen fold.And the Loz fet a marke the firk borne is vpon Kain, leſt any man finding him ſhould ‘giuento Kain > kill him. ouer Habel. s + Wifd.xo. 3. matt. 23.33. 1. ioh. 2. 12 Aude 11. b This isthe nature of thereprobate when they are reproued of their hypocrifie, enen to the factament o thetree of life. _ negleé God and defpitehim, i God reuengeth the wronges of his Saints, though none complaine ; forthe iniquitic it felfe cryeth for “vengeance. k Theearth (hallbe a witneſſe againft thee, which mer- cifully receiued that blood, which thou moft crucliy ſheddeſt. | Thou fhalt neuer haue reſt: for chine heart hall bee in continuall feare and care, m He burdeneth God as acruell iudge, becaufe he did punifh him fo tharpely. || Or, my fianeisgreater then can bee pardoned. $ Ebr. from off the face of. n Not forthe lowe hee bare to Kain,but 16 Then Bain went out from the pres fence of the L020, and Diweltin the landof #200 towaru the Cat five of Ever, 17 Kain allo kuew hts wife, which cor cetucd and bare Wench: and he built a r ei tie, and callen the name of the citte by the name of bis foune,ienoch, 18. And to Menoch was boone Fras, and Jrad begate MWebhutael e Cechutacl begate Wethuthacl,¢ Werhuthacl begate Lamech. 19 (4nd Lamech tooke to bim a two Wiues: the name ofthe one was Adal), anù the name of the other zilab. 20 And Adah bare Jabal, who was the Nfatber of ſuch as dwellin the tents, aud of (uch as baur catiell. 21 And bts bothers name was Jubal, who was the father of all that play on tye Darpeand | organs. 22 Gnd 3ullah alfo bare Tubal kain, Who mroughe cunningly euerp craft of balle andor pien: and the lifter of Tubal- kain was Raamat. 23 Then Lamech fayd vnto his wines Avah and Zillah,Weare my voice, pe wines of Lamech : hearken vnto my ſpeech: "foz J would flay a man in mp wound, and a poung man inanine hurt. 24. Jf Kain Mall bee auenged ſeuen fold, truely Lamech f (enentte times ſcuen fold, 25 Cand Avan knew his wife agane, and fhe barea fon, and thee called bis name Dheth: for Gov, hid the, hath appointed me paotbee (eede foz Habel, becaule Kain few 26 And to the fame Sheth allo there was borne afon, anv be called his name Enom. an henep men tot cal pon the ame of Religion reſtored. p Thinking ther. by, to he fire, and to have lefe age caffon to Feare Gods tudpments againft him, ` q The law full ine {titution of ma. riage, which is, thartwo fhould beonc fefh,was. firft corrupt m ¥ houfe of Kain by Lamech. .· fOr frf inners ter, r Or, flutes and Pipes, t His wiues fee. ing thatall men hated him for his cruelty were a- fraid : therfore he braggeth that there is none fo luftie that were- able to refift,al- though he were alreacy woũded. f Hee mocked ar Gods'fufferance- in Kain, ieſteng as though God ~ would luffer — none to punifh _ him,and yet giue him licenceto murther others. t In thefe dayes God began to mooue the hearts of the godly to reftore religion, beene ſuppreſſed. CHAP. v,- 3. The genealogie, 5 Age & death of Adam, ‘6 His facceffion unto Noah and bis children. 24 Henoch was taken away. 3 pee is the ||booke of the generations of Adam. In the Dap that God created A- Dam, inthe. likenes of Go made he him, 2 Maile and female created he them, and bleſſed them, and called their name> Avam in the Day that they were created. 3 €Mow Adam linedan hundreth and thirtic peeres, and begate a childe tn bis Dwne c likenefic after bis image, and callen bis name Sheth. 4 *And the Daves of Adam, after he had begotten Sheth, were eight hundred pores, and he begate onnes and daughters. § Bo all the Dayes that Adam lived, pet aoe hundzed and thirtie yeeres ; anv’ e Died. o And 4 Sheth lived an hundꝛeth and flue peres, and begate Enom. 7 And Sheth lined after hee begate Enoh, eight bundreth and ſeuen peres, and begate ounces and Daughters, which along time by the wicked had \|Or.rebearfall o the mink 7 a Read cha.3,26 b By giving them both one name, he notch the ine feparable con- junction of man and wife, c. As well con- cerning his creg- tion,as his cor· ruption, 1. Chron. tte d He proueth Ae dams generation: by them which, came of Sheth,to thew which is the true Church,and alfo what care God had ouer tofupprefiemurther. © Which was fome vifible figne of Gods the fame from the beginning, in that he continued euss his graces toe indgement, that others lhould feare thereby,. ward it by a continuall fucci Mon, 8 Ar Generations from Adam to Noah. e Thechiefe caufeof long life in the firft age, was the multi- plication of man- Kinde, thatac- cording to. Gods commandement atthebeginning the world might beincreafed with people, which — might vniuerfally praile his Name. * Eccl 4416. hebr.rr 5. f That is,he led an vpright and godly life. g To [hew that there was a bet- ter life prepa- sed,and.ro bea réftimonie of the immortalis tie of foules and bodies, As to, inquire where he became,is meere euriofitie, H Lamech had reſpect to the promife, Chap.3, s5.and defired to (ee the deli- uerer which fhould be fent, and yet faw but a figure thereof: 8 Doall thedapes of Sheth were «nine hundred and twelue veeres: and he ted. - 9 . (Allo Enoly liued ninetie peeres,and begate Benan, > 1 10 Hus Enoh lincd, after he begate Ree han, eight hundzed and fifteene peeres, and begate ſcunes and daughters. 9 I $6 all che Dayes of Enoſh mere nine hundzed and Hue yeeres: and he died. 12 ¶ Likewotſe Kenan liucd ſeuentie peres, and begate Mahalaleel. 13 And Kenan liued, after be begat Wa halaleel, eight punted and fourite peeves, and begate ſaunes and Baughters. 14 So all the dayes of Kenan were nine Hundred and ten peeres: and he died. Is. Mahalaleel allo liuen Notie and fine peeres and begate Jered. 16 AlfoMPabalaicel tutt after he begate Lered,cighe hundred and thirtie yeeres,and begatetenties and Daughters. 17 Soalithe dapes of Mahalaleel were bree hundred nineti¢ an’ Que yeéres + and edied. j ; 18 (And Jered lined an Hundred ſixtie and two peeres,and begate Henoch. 19 Chen Jered lined after he degate Dee noch, eight hundzed peres,and begat fonnes and daughters. rai 2 20 Ho ailthe vaves of Jered were nine punden lirticand two peeres: and he Died. 21 @* Alo Henoch lined ſixtie and fiue peeres,and begate Methuſhelah 22 And Menoch walked! with God, af ter be begate Wethuſhelah, theeehundzed pectes and begate ſonnes and Daughters. - 23 Ho ail the dayes of Penoch were theec Hundzed firticand fue peeres, 24 And enoch waked with God, and Ha was no nioe feene ; foz s Ged tooke htm away. i 25 Methuſchelah alfo lincd an Hundred cightie and ſeuen peeres,and begat Lamech. 26 Aud Methuſhelsh tincd, after hee be⸗ gate Lamech ituen Hundred eighty and two peeres,and begate fonnes and Daughters, 27 Ho all the Dayes of Methuſhtlah were —9 hundzed ſixtie and nine yveeres: and pee 28 -€ Then Lamech lined an hundred eightie and twoyeercs, and begate a lone, 29 And called his name Moab, faptng, This lame Hallocomfort vs concerning our wozke ant fozrow of our hands, as touching the carth which the Lord hath curſed. 30 And Lameth lined after bee begate healfo fpakethis Moab, Aue hundzed ninetie and Gucpeecres, by the fpirit of prophefie, be- cauſe Noah de- liuered the Chureh, and pre- ſerued it by his 4 ebedience, and begate fonnes and Daughters. 31 Boallthe dayes of Lamech were fe- mr anhoni leuentie and feucn peetes : and e Died. ; 32 And Moah was. fiue hHundzed peere oide, And Noah begate hem , iam, and apbeth. TORM ory ig ee vk 3 God threatnethto bring the flood..; Man is altogether corrupt. 6 God repenteth that hee made him. 1R Noah and his are preſerued in the Arhke,which he wascommanded to makè. . OD when men began to bee multiplied tp- Don the garth, and there were Daughters Chap. vj. Mans wickedneffe. bone onto them, - 2 Then the > fonnes of God fawethe a The daughtersbof men that they weresfaive,and of ag they tooke them wives ofal rhat they Miken. whic 3 CAhertore the Lorn (ain, gy (pirte hal degen , not alway 4 ſtriue with man, becaule hee ts b Thot but Remand his Dayes Hallbeane punten camel and twentie peeres. . parents, 4 here were li giants in the ecarthin Kain. , thofe dapes, pea, and after that the fonnes of c ea The Arke Gow came vuto the Daughtersetmen , and repe y they Had borne them children, thete were beautie, mightie men which tn old time were men of worldlyc frenowme. rations, tt S° Chen the Lod ſawe thatthe wic · their mana, Rednefie of man was great in the carth,and godlineffe. | all the imaginations of the thoughts athis |\Or,had cho * heavt were onely enill + continually, d Becaufe mat 6 Then it s repented the Lord, that hee could not bee N Had made man in the carch,and he was foie wonneby Gods) th bis heart. lenitie and ~ 7 Therefore the Lord (aid, Jwil deſtroy long tufferanee, from the garth the man whom J hane trea: whereby hee ted, from man to beat, to the creeping ftrouctoouer-' gà thing and to the foule of the heauen: fo2 J] come him, hee f repent that Jhaue made them. * 8 But Moab i found grace inthe eyes of the Loz. : “9 © Chele are the || generations of Mo ab. Noah wasa iut and vpright manin bis timet and oah Walked with God. IO And Moah begat theeetonnes, Sbent, Ham,and Japheth. , IE The earth alia twag coprupt befo 3-2-6 , ‘God; foz the earth was filled with k cruelty. |Or,tyrants. 12 Then God looked bpon the carth,and. f Which viur- behold tt was corupt: for all flef} had coz- ped aathoritie rupted hts way upon theearth, Reels = 13 And Ges fatd vnto Moab, | An end af all tet) is come befoze mee: for the earth ts filled with || crncitict though themsand be- Hold, J wil deſtroy them wth the earth. 14 @Wakethee an Arkeoks ye trees: thou balt make + cabins inthe Arke, and fhalt prech it witht and without with pitch. Ig And] thus halt thou make it: Whe length of the Arke hall be three hundzed cus bites, the breadth oftt ſiftie cubites, and the height ofit thirtie cubites. 16 4 windowe Halt thou make in the Arke, and in a cubite hate thon fini it a- bousand the Booze of the Arke Halt thou fer tn the five thercofs thou thatt make tt with the! low, feconn and third roome. 17 And FZ. behold, Jwill bring a flood of Waters bpon the earth to deltroy all izh, wherein ws the breath of lite vnder the hea · how much hee , uen: all that is inthe earth ſhall periſh. dereftcth finne, 13 Gut with thee will Jm eſtabliſh my (eeingthepu- _ Conenant,and theu halt goe tnto the Arke, nifhment theres thou and thylonnes, andthywite, and thy ofextendethro ſonnes wines miththee. the bruit beafts, 19 Andofencryplining thing, of all flefh, i God wasmer- two of every fort palt thou caule to come cifull vnto him, i ; lOr hefforze. k Meaning that all were giuen to the contempt ofGod, and oppreſ⸗ fion oftheir neighbours, ||Or,2 will de flroy mankind. Or, oppr ſon and wickedneffe. Ebr from the face of them. tEbr,Gopher, Ebr. neſtes. ſor, of this meafures 1 That is, of three heights. m Tothe intent that in this great encerprifeand mockingsof the whole world thou mayelt be — thy faith faile not. . 3 -mio geance, God gaue man did degenerate fathers liued, Chap.8.z Be "i 9 MAtthAS.19. Ebr. Enery g God doth nes uer repent, but he fpeaketh afe ter our capaci« tie,becaufe bee ` did deftroy him, were did difa- uow bim tobe hiscreature. « _ h Ged declareth would no long-t 4 ger ftay hisvens | e Which terme | torepent,before 1" he would deftroy > the carth,1,Pet, 19 ouerothers,and 1 from that fimplie 1) citie wherin their V and inthat,asie. A BL st ee e atreth into the Arke. inte the Arke,to keepe chem aline with thee: they Halbe mele and female. Je Sy he Sods ndement Pet.2$. 4 Inrefpe@ of the relt ofthe world, and be- faufe hehad a delire to ferue ‘God and liue f vprightly. » Or generation. - b Which might be offered in 143- crifice,whercof fixe were for © breede,and the ſeuenth for fa- crifice, Aatth 24. 37. ` dukei7.i6. S-pet.3, 20, es — — ee — PAN A ¢ God compels t Yea them to pre- ſent chemfelucs to Noah,as they 20 Df the foules after their kinde,and of the cattcil after their kind of every creeping thing of the earth after bis kind,two of eue- rp iot hall conic unto thee, that thou mayeſt kecpe them altue, y 21 And take thon with thee ofall meate thatis eaten: @thoudyalt gather tt to thee, that it may be meate fo? thee and foz: ther. 22 * Moab therefore Did according vnto all, that God commauuded him: cuen * fo Did hee. CHAP, VII. 1 Noah and his enter istothe Arke, 20 The flood deftroyeth all the refi upon the earth. AD the Low (aid vnto foah, Enter Av thou anDail thine Houle inte the Arke: for thee bauc J {cene* a rightcousbefeze me inthis || age. 2 Dfcnery> cleane beaſt thou (halt take to theg bp ſeuens, the male and dis female: but of uncleane beatts by cenples , the male and bis female. Df the foules allo of the heauen by fe- nes, male and female to keepe leede alite bpon the whole carth. : ; 4 Foꝛ fenen dapes hence F will caule it raine vpon the earth fortie Daves and fortie nights, and all the fubdance that Jhaue made, Will J deſtroy from of the earth. MNoah therefore Did accozding vnto al that the Loꝛd commanded him, 6 -Aud Noah was: fire hundzeth peeres old, —* the flood af waters was vpon the earth. 7 CHo Moah entred and bis nnes, and bis wife, and His fonnes wines with an Lee the Arke, becaule of the waters of the ficod. : 8 Dfthe cleane brates, and ofthe vn⸗ cleane Dealtes, and of the foules, and of all that creepeth pponthecarth, 9 Shere «caine two and two vnto Moah into the Arke, male and female as Hod had ‘commanded Noah. Io and fo after ſeuen dayes the waters of didbeforero A- the flaod were vpon the cartiy. ‘dam,when hee Il Ja the tire hundaed yeere of Moahs aue them names, life in the 4 (erond moneth, the fenenteenth CShbap.2. a9. bout the begin- ning of May. when all things did mof florith, e Boththe wa- Dayofthe moncth, in the fame day were all d Which wasa- thee fountaines of the great deepe broken pp, and the mindowes of heauen were o: pened, ; 12 And the raine was bpon the earth fortie dapes and fortie nights. 13 Jn the felie fame Day entren Moalh tersinthe earth “whith @hem, anB am aud Japheth, the did oun fluw,and fonnes of Moah, and Moahs wife, and the alfo the clouds - , powred downe, 12 f Every living thing that God would have to - „n be preferued on ¢arth,came into the Arketo Nosh. mhae wiues othis lonnes with chem into the rke. 14 Chev and encry beak after his kinde, and eli cattell after their kinn, euery thing that creepeth and moueth uyon the earth af: ter big kind, and euery fonle after bis kind, even cuerp bird of cucrp feather. 15 Foꝛ they came to Noah tuto the Arke, twa and two, fof all fleih wherein ts the bzrath of life. 16 And they entring tn, came malg and feniale oF all fei, as Hod hav commaunded Genelis. him: and the Lord el ſhut him in. 17 Then the fosd was fortie Dares Vp: onthe carth,and che waters were increaſeo, Theworld drowned. — g Sothat Gods fecret power des fended hima- and bare bp the Arke, which was ile vp as gainſt the rage: boue the earth). “18 Che waters allo waged Kiong, and were increaſed excee dingiy vpon the eared, and the Arke went vpon the waters, 19 The waterst preuatled (u exceedingly vpon the earth; that ali the hie mounsaines, that ae ynder the whale heauen, mere cos uered. 20 Fikteene cubites vpward did the wa⸗ ters preuaile,when the mountaiues were co⸗ uered. 21 * Then all fleſh periſhed that mooued vpon the earth, bath foule and cattell, and beaſt, and cuery thingthat treebeth t moo⸗ ueth vpon the earth ant euery man. 22 Euerything in whole noſtrels the fpi- rit of life Dio bꝛeathe. whatſoeuer thep were in the drie land they tid. : 23. Mo “bee deſtroyed euery thing that mas vyen the earth, from man te beat, to the creeping thing, and te the fonie ofthe heauen they were euen deſtroyed fromthe earth. And Noah onelpi remained and they that were with him in the Arke, 24 Gnd the waters preuailed vpon the garth an hundreth and fittiedaves, | CHAP, VILI. 13 The flood ceafoth, 16 Noah is commanded to come forth of the Arke with his. 20 He facri- ficeth to the Lord. 22 God, promeſeth that all things hall continuz eather firfi order. 5 NES God ⸗remembred Noah and bene- Ary beatt, and all che cattell that was with birin the Arke therefore God made a winde fo pake vpon the carth,and the wa- ters cealed, ; 2 The fountatnes allo of the Deepe, and the windowes of beanen were flopped, and the raine. from heauen was refrained, 3 And the waters returned from aboue theearth, going and returning: and after the end of the hũndreth and fittreth Day, the waters abated. 4 And in thes ſeuenth moneth, in the feuenteesth Day ofthe inoneth,the Srket ree ſted vxon the mountames of Ararat, And the waters were going and de⸗ creaing vntill the 4 tenth moneth: tn the tenth moneth, and in the firit day ofthe mo- neth were the taps of the mowntaines ſeene. (Bot after foarte dapes, Moah oper ned the window of the Arke, which hee had mabe, 7 And ſent korth a tranen, which went ont going foorth and returning, vntill che waters were Died vp vpon the earth. 8 Acaine he tent at Doue from bim, that he might fee ifthe waters were diminiſhed from oftie earth. . 9 But che Done found no rekk fo. the (ole of her foct: therefore thee returned vnto Bim into the Arke (fog the waters were vpon the whole earth) and bee eput foogth hts hand ano receiucd Her, and tooke her to him inta the Arke. Io Qud he above pot other ſenen dapyec,ann again he ient forth the Dour out ok the Arke, Ir And of che mightie waters, pOr [hut it upow: hum, +Ebr. waxed vex ry mighties Wifd,s0.4. ecclus,3 9,27, 28. h Thatis,God. i Learne whatit is to obcy Ged onely,and to for- fake the multi-· tude, 1. Pet. 3.20 a Not that God fosgettetbhis at” any time,bur when he fendeth. _ {uccour,then he fhewethy he re⸗ membreth. them, bIf God remem. ber euery bruite beaft, what ought to bee ý affurance of his children? c Which contei- ned part of Sep- tember and part of OGober,, lOr flayed. . "Or, Armenia., d Which was the moneth of December. Ebr. attheende of fotsrtie dayes. t The rausn is fent forth and returneth. t He fendeh the. doue. e Iris likethat the rauen did file- - to 2nd fro, re- - fting onthe Arke,buc came notinto jt asthe doue that was taken in, Noah goeth out ofthe Arke. fOr, bit. f Which wasa figne thatthe waters were much dimicith- ed : for the oliues grow noton the hic mounta nes. g Called in E- brew Abib con- teining pare of March and part of April, h Noah decla- reth his obedi- ence, in chat he would rot de- part -ourofthe Arké without Gods exprefie commandementr, as he did not en- terin without thefame: the Arke being a fi-' fure of the Church wherein nothing moft be done without the word of God, Chap. 1,22. and 9.1. i For facrifices, which were as an exercife of their faith, whereby they vied to giue thankes to Gad for his benefits, Or, a fweete fauour. k Thatis, therby he ſheweth him- felfe appealed, and hisangerto retas Chap.6 ð matth ag. 19. floadsisteftored by Gods promile, IL Gnd the Doue came fo btm in the cur- ning, and ice, inber mouth wasan f oltue leate that ce had plucht: whereby Moah knew that tye waters were abated trom of the carth. 12 Notwithſtanding be waited yet other ſeuen Bayes, and feat ioari the Dour, whic) returret not againe wnio hint any moze, 13 Gano in che fie hundreth and one pert, in thehet doy at thee fir moneth, the wa- fers were Pied vp froin ofthe earth: anv agay remoued the coueving of the Ack and lookcu, and beholde, the vpper part of tie Ground was deie. 14 And in the fecond moaneth , fr the ſe⸗ uen and twearicth Bay ofthe maneth, was the earch Dzie, ; 15. € Then Gov pake to Moab, laring, 16 bSs forth ofthe Arke,thou & thy wie, Ethy ſonnes and thy tons wines with chee. 17 Bꝛing forth with thee encey beaſt that is with thee,ot ali fle, toth foule g cattcll, and encry thing that creepeth ant mooueth vpon theearch, that they may breede abun- Dautiy ta the earth, * and bing koorth fruit and increafe vpon the earch. 18 So Noah came forch.¢ bis Pimes, and is wife,anbd bis ſonnes wuies with bun, 19 Luerpbea,cucep creeping thing,and euery fonle, all that moucth spon the carth atter their kindes, went out of tie Arke. 20 C Then Moab tburit an altar to the Loꝛd, and cockeof euery cleane beatt,and of euery cleane foule , and offered burnt offe- tings npon the altar. 21 Aud the Lod finelleda | * favour of reit, andthe Lod fayd in bis heart, J wiil hentetoorth curie the ground no moze foz mans canle: foz the imagination of mans * heart iseutil, euen from his pouty: neither will J ſmite any moze all things liuing, as J haue bone- + i j 22 ipereafter I feed time and harueſt, and cold anv beat aun ſummer and winter, aud Day and night hall not ceale, fo long as the carth vematneth. y b «The order of nature deftroyed by the CHAP, IX. -b The confirmation of mariage. 2 Mans du- : thoritre ouer gll creatures. 3. Permuffion of meats, 6 Thepower of the fword. 14 The rainebow i a Ged fncreated!’ i them with fruit, | & declared vnto them his coun- fellastouching thereplenifhing ofthe earth, Chap. s.28-and Baga o b Bythe vertue of this comman⸗ cement: beaſte rage nat fo mich 5 the fizne of Gods promife, zi Moab ú drunken and mocked oflufannes whom he curfeth 29 Lhe ageand death of Noah. A d God *biciien Noah and his ſonnes, [> and fayd to them, * zing koorth fruit, and multielie, and repleniſh the carth. 2 -Aio cheeteare of yous thedzead of you fhail be vpon euery beaſt ot the carth,evpon euery fouleof the heauen, vpon all that mo⸗ ucth onthe carth , and vpon all the iſhes of the leas inte pour band are thep Deituered. 3 Cuerp< ching that meucth and lineth, Mall be meate foz pous asthe * greene herbes pane J giucn pou all things. againft manas they would, yeay and many ferué to bis wfethereby, c By thispermiffion man may with agood confcience vſe the creas p sures of Ged for hisneceflitic. (hap.t.29. . Chap.ix.) 4 *4But feth with plife therof,I meane, with the blood thereof, hall pe not eate. - 5 ¢ Fozlurely 3 tsili require pour blood, wherein your linesare: atthe hand of cnerp beatt will J requireit: ant at the bande of man, cuen at the hande of amansy brother wil j regure che Ute of man. ds cua fo * fheaterh mans biesd, fbp man thall bts bison be en; * forin rhe g3 mage of Sod hath be made man, 7 Wut bing pe forth kruit and multiply: — — plenrtfuiipin the earth, and increaſe therein, 8 € Gov pake alfoto Noah and ta bis ſonnes with hun, laying, 9 Beiete, sound cfablifs my * cone: nant with per, č with pour! feed after you, -10 Aud with euery living creature that ts with you, with thefoule, with che catreti, ard with cuerp bealt of the carth with rou from ali that goe out of the Srbe, pnts cne. ry beatt of the earth, Ii * AnD my coucnant will J eflablify with you, that from hencefoorth ail fict hat Not be rooted out by the waters of the Hood, neither tall there beea food to Dettroy the earth any more. 12 Then Gon faid, This is the token of thecoucnant which J make betweene mee and pou, ¢ betweene cucry lining thing that ts With you vnto perpetuall generations, 13 J haue let my * bow in the cloud, and it hall bee for a figne of the couenant be: tweene me and the earth, : 14 And when J mall couer the earth Aai a cloud, and the bote albe ſeene inthe 3 15 Then wil J remember my 'conenant, which ts betweene mee andyou, and be: tweene cuery living thing in all fief), and there hall bee no moze waters of a flood to Deſtroy all fleſh. I6 Therelsre the bowe fall bee in the cloud that J may fee it, and remember the cuetlafting couenant betweene God, and euery lining thing in all fleſh that is vpon tye earth, 17 Hod fayd pet to oah, This is the figneofthecsuenant, which 3 baue etabli fhed betweene meand all fle® that is vpon the carth. _ 18 C Mow the founes of Noah going doorth of the Arke, were Shem and wan Saat). And iam ts the father of Cas : 19 Ghelkarethe thzee fonnes of Rosah, tof them was the » whole earth onerfpzead. 20 Hoah alfo began tobee an halban- man,and planted a binepard. 21 And hee Daunkecfthe wine, and was oDninken,and was vnconertd in the mids ok his tent. 22 And when Pam the father r of Ca» naan (awe the nakedneſſe of bis father, sye tald his two bzetizen without, 23 Then tooke Shem q Japhetha gar- The couenantand raineb- Le a: cré ki tha led! elem bidde e Th: take vy forycu [!Or, mM Matt 2 renel. 3 f Noton the Magif’ but oft tim, God raifech, one murther. to kill anothe, Chap. 1.27. | orel kil! man is toùe face Gods ima i h To affure yo Ro thatthe world S defiroyedbya 4 floed, J i The childregy -3 which are not” yet berne, are comprehended in Gods coue- nant made with their fathers. k Hereby we fee K: that fignes or fa- © cramentsought ` not to he fepara- ted from the word. Ecclas. 43.151,12 ] Wheamem faall (ee my bow in the heawen, they thall know that] haue not’ forgotten my covenant vith them. m God doecth te peate this the ofter,to con- firme Noahs faith fo much more. | n This decfareth | what was the verruecfGods — blefling,when hefaid,Increafe * and bring forth, Chap, 1,28. |Or, Noah began agame.’ o This ic fet before our eyesto fhewe whstanhorrible ching drunkennefle is¢ alfocutfedofGod, q" m4 meni Of whom came the Canaanites , that wicked nation, who were derifion and con empt of his father. exationus. meut, and put it vpon both their ſhenlders. and went backeward, Ecoucred the naked⸗ nes of chert father ib their feces backward; fo thep fam not their fathers nabeduelic. xt 24 Then Moab awoke trom bis wine, iod: andkuew what his ponger foune jad Done em, vnto hun, not 25 Andfayd, * Curſed bee Canaan: a ssfor £ feruantof ſernants Wal be be visto pie bꝛe⸗ spor then. ‘cac- 26 We laid mopeoucr, Bleſſed be the Lord God. of Shem, glee Canaan be hisiteruant. mok 27 Godi perfwade Japheth that he may . >, Dwellin the tents of Dbennand let Canaan H bebisteruant. — argeor, 28 And NHoah linen after the flood thzee oreturne. hundreth and iiftte peeres. i ideclareth «= 29 Bo allthe Dayesof Noah were nine Gentiles. hundzeth and. fiftic pceres,and he died, cameof .. j j eth,and were feparated from the Church, fhould be ioyned tothe by the perfwafion of Gods Spirit and preaching of the Gofpel. ; CAA Ranki ; 1 The increafe of mankind by Noa & hi fons, 10 The beginning of cities countreys & nations, * hefe generati- | Genefis. Ueilousincreafe lJauan came the Medes and Greekes. © Thelewesfo > cali all countreys which are ſepa · rated from them: by fea,as Grecia, Laaly, dc which vere giuen to cthe children of apheth, of ~ whomcame tbe _ Gentiles, d Of Cufhand _ Mizraim came ` \the Ethiopians and Egyptians, = e Meaning 2 crucll oppreffor and tyrant, - £ Histyranny camę intoa pro- o uerbe,as hate both of God and i mans for bê paf- fed not to con- “wnorhker.citie in arehereres ted, partly to. eclare the mar- in fo {mall atime, nd_alfo to ſet rth their great: getfulneſie of mit cruclty euen in Godsprefence, -g Fontheze was, Non thele are the generations of the Nfonnes of Moab, Shem, pam, and Ta- herd vate whom ſonnes were borne after the flood. 2. Whe fonnes of Japheth were Gomer, and Magog, and > (Davai, and Jauan, and Tubal,aind Meſhech, and Tiras, 3 Andt 3— Atbkenaz, and Ripbath, and Togarua. 4 Alife the fannes of Jauan, Eliſhah, and Carihih, Kittim and Bodanim. 3 WE thele were the Jles of the Gen⸗ , tiles diuided in their lands, eucry man after Histongue, and after their families in their nations. 6 & Moꝛeouer the ſonnes of Ham vere dCuth.and CBisraun, and Put Canaan. 7 And the tonnesof Cuh, Seba, and auilab,and Sabtah, and Raamabh, and abtecha: allo the ſonnes ot Raamah were Phebaand Denan, l 8 And Cuh begat Nimrod, who began tobe: mighty inthe carth, 9. He was a mighty hunter before the Loꝛd: wherefore it is fayd! As Nimrod the mightyhunterbeforethe Lod. io Gnd the begining of bis kingdome mas Babel, and Erech and Accad,¢ Cal > neh intheland sof Spar. | i , AT Dut ofthat land came AMhur, builded , Mineuch,t the \ictty Rehoboth, and Calab ; 12 Relenallobetwecne Nineueh, ¢ Las lal: tits is a great eitig. 13 And MWisratm begat 4 Luvin, and A⸗ , namin and Lebabim, andmaphmbin, DPatihzufim ato, and Daflubim, out 14. ofiwhom came the Philiſtims, andy Caphe torims. Is ¶ Allo Canaan begate 5idon bis firt arg ‘and Geoua and moot. ceciees 16 And Sebuli,an Lost. e Girgaſhi 17 And Miui,and Arki and ou, 18. Aud Axuadi, and Femariandapainae j oi t Egypt called alfo Babel. | Or,the frcets ofthe ostie.: h- Of Lud came othe Lydians, |\Or,sbe Cappadoczans, ; e si thi: and afterward were the families ofthe \Ganaanites ipead aboad. i 19 Chenthe boder of the Canaanites was krom 3idon, as thou commet to Gerar vnto Azzah, and as thou goet ynto Sodom aud Gonorrah, and Admah, anv 3eboim, euen vnto Lata. 20 Chele are the fons of Pam accoꝛding to their amies, according to therr tongues in thein countreys and ty their nations. 2 q Guto i Shem alto the father of all the ſonnes of * Cher, ana Giver bzorher of Japhety were childzen bone. 22 * Che onnes of Hyem were Glam, and Afigurs and Acpachhad,¢ Lud, and Aram. 23 And che ſonnes of Aram, G3,and Hul, and Gether and Wah. 24 Alio Arpachſhad begate Mvelah, and Shelah begate Cher, ) dM 25 unto Cher aifo were boone two fons: thename of the one was Peleg: for in his Hayes was the carth! diuided: and his bro⸗ thers namesas Joktan. 26 Then Joktan begate Almodad, and Dbceleph,and hazarmaueth, and Jerab, 27 And Yadram, and Gal, Diklah, 25 Gnd Dbat,and Abimael and @beba, 29 And Dphir, e Pauilah, and Jobat: all theſe were the ſonnes of Joktan. 30 And their Dwelling was front Qe- fa, as thou govit untae Sephar a mount of the Eat. pugi 31 Chelcare the onnesof Hhenaccor- Bing to their famites, accoding to their tongues in their countreys and nations, 32. Thele ave the families of the fonnesof Noah, after thetr generations among their’ people: and |/out ofthete were the nations diuided mitheearth after the flood, j wi HAR. XI. 6 The building of Babel was thecaufe of the confufion of toxgues, 10 The age and generation of Shemunto Abram, 3. Abrams departure fò Vr with his father Terah,Sarm,and Let, 32 The’ age and death of Teral). Y Wen the whole earth was of one * Ian- guage, and onefpeach. 2 Annas b they went fromthe “Taf, they found a plaine in the land of 4 Shinar, and there they. above: And they fayd one to another, Come, ict vs make bzicke , and bugne tt inthe fire. Ha they had bꝛicke for tone, and Hime had thepin ſtead of inoster. 4 Ailotheyfayd, Goeto, let vs e buila bs a titie and a tower, whole top may reach unto the heauen, that wee may get vs a — leatt wee be (cartered vpon the whole earth. l ) But the Load frame Downe,to fee the titteand tower, which the fonnes of men builded. 6 Andthe Loꝛd fayd, e Behold, the peo pleisone, and they all bauc one language, and this they begin to Doe, neither can they vol be ſtopped trons vehatſoeuer they hane iniagineD to Doei yy i Hog E 31 | Maris preſumption· i Inhisftocke the Church was. preferued : theres fore Mofes leas ucth of {peaking of lzpheth and Ham,and intreg- teth of Shem more at large. nto k Otwhome camethe Ebrews > orlewes, 1. Chron. 1.47. ] This diuifion came by the di- uerfiueoflan- guages, as appea=) reth;Chap.hso9s |Or,of the fe came dimers mations. Wifd.10.5. a Inthe yeere an hundrethand > thirtie aſter the flood, b Towit,Nim- rod and bis come pany. c Thatis,from Armenia,where the Arke ftayed, d Which was afa terward called Calidea, e They were mos ued with pride and ambition, thinking copre- ferretheirowne ploty to Gods ono ur. f Meaning,that > he declared by eff that he kriewitheir wicked enterprife i For Gods power is eucty® wheresand dothneither alcend nor defcendi gp God (peaketh this’ in desifion, becauſe of their fooli(h peiſwaſion and entetprife, = = 7 s f Tome Confufion oftongues. h He fpeaketh aé though hee tockeceunfell with his owne wifedome and: power, to wit, with che Sonne, and holy Ghoft, fiomfying the greatneflé and ccrtaintieofthe puni(hment, i By this great plague of theco- fufion of tongues appearch Gods horrible iudge- ment ayainit mans pride and vaine glory,- pOr confujion. 1,Chron.1.17- k = returnech to the genealogie of Shem,to come to the hiflory of Abram, wherein che @hurck of God is defcri>ed, whichis Mofes principal] pur- pofe. 1.Chron..25, 1 ret ES ofh ZAAT 1 Hee maketh” mention firft óf Abram,not be> caufe he was the firk borne,bue for the hiftory, which properly appertaineth vn- tohim, For by comparing this place with vert e 32.and chap.12. verf:4.it may be gathered that A- bram was borne, when his father was 530. yeeres olde, Ebr. Caſdim. m Some thiske that this Ifcah was Sarai. n Albcit the o- racleof God eameto Abram, yet the honour is giuento.Te- rah, becaufe he was the father, ofh.24.2 nehe. 7 wadeth.§.9, hs 7.4. 7 Come on, let os poe dawite, ei there ‘confound fheir language, that eucry one. percetuc nor anothers ſpeach. s 8 Do the Loꝛd (cattered them fra thence vpon all the earth, and theylekt ofto build the citie, 9 Therefore the name of it was tallen Babel becanie the Lord vid there canfouna the language ef ail the earth: from thence then did the Lord ſcatter them vpon ail the ` earth, 10 E * Giele are the generations * of Abem: Shem was an Huntin yere old, anv begat Arpachihad two peres after the flood. IL Gnd Shem hued, after he begat gr pachhad, fue hundzco peeres, and begate lonnes and Daugbters. — ; 12 Allo Arpachſyad liued Hue and thirty pertes and begate Shelah 13 Gnd Arpachwad liued after he begate H|helah,foure hunted and three yeeres,and begate onnes and Daughters. 14 Gnd Sbhelab lived thirty yeeres, and begate Eber. ' 3 15 So Dhelah lined, atter he begate E⸗ ber foure bund2ed and thee peeres, anv be⸗ gate fonnes and Daughters. 16 Likewtle Cher liued foute and thirty pectes,and legate Peleg. 17 So Cher itued, after he begate Peleg, foure hundred and thirtte peeres, and begat fonnesand Daughters. 18 Awa Peles lined thirty peres.and be⸗ gate Re, Pes ip a8 19 *And Peles lined after he bee at Ren, tywo Hundeth and nite peeres, and begate lonnes and Daughters. — 20 Allo Keu liued two and thirtie pereg, $ ‘and begate Derug. : “21 SoReuliued after he begate Serug, | twohundzeth and euen peeres, and brgate fontes and Daughters. 22 Moꝛeouer Derug lined thirty peeres, and begate Nahor. 23 And Serug lined after he begate Ma: hoz, two hundzeth yeeres, and begare onnes and Daughters, = : i 24 And Mahor. liued nine and twentte yecres,andbegate Terah, 2 So Nahoꝛliued after he begate Tr- rahan hundreth and nineteene yeeres and begate ſonnes and daughters. 26 *@o Terah liued ſeuenty peres, and begate Abram, ahoz and Waran. 27 @ Row thefeare the generations of Terah: Terah begate | Abram, Paho2,and Haran: and Varan begate Lot. 28 Then Paran died before Terah his fatherin the land of his nattuitie, in Gir of tthe Caldees. 20 Ho Alam and Maho: tooke them wines. The name of Abꝛams wife was Haq- rat, and the name of Hahoes wife Milcah, the Daurbter of Daran, the father of SWit- cab,and the father of gieh, nt 30 But Sarat was barren. &had no chila. 31 Chen» Terah tooke Abram his fonne, and Lot the fonne of Maran, His tonnes ‘fonne, and Sarat his daughter inlaw, dis fonne Abzams wife: and they departed to» gether trom Cir of the Caloccs,te* goe into Chap.xij. 138 the land of Canaan, and they caine to ° tas rain and dwelt there. 32 Ho the dares of Cerah were two bun» Beth and fue peeves, and Terah Diedin Varan, CHAP. XII 1 Abram by Gods commandement goeth to Ca- haan, 3 (hrifi u promiſed. 7 Abra bucldeth akars forthe exercife & declarati of bis fasth amag the infidels. 10 Becaufe of the dearth he goeth into E- gypt. 15 Pharaoh taketh his wift,and ú punifhed. Ẹ Dathe Lozo had {aid vnto Abram, Het thee out of thy countrep, and from thy kinse ann from thy fathers boule vntobthe land that 3 wiii Hew thee. Ws 2 And J wilimake of theea great hati- on, and wil biefie thee, and make thy name great, and thou alt be a¢ bleſſing. 3 J will allo blefie them that bleffe thee, and cutſe them that curie thee, and inthee hati all families of the earth be bleffes. 4 So AbzaniDeparted,cuenas the Lod fp-kevnto him, and Lot went with him. (And Abram was ſeuenty and fue pere old, when be Departed out of Maran.) § Aben Abram tooke Sarai bis wife, and Lot bis brothers ſonne, and al their ſub⸗ fiance that thep poſſeſſed, ¢ the ¢foutes-that they had gottenin Paran, and they depar⸗ te, to goe to theland of Ganaan : and to the land of Canaan they canie. EDo Abram “patted through the land tuto: the ony of Shechem, and vnto the | plaine of Moꝛeh Cand the f Canaanite was then in the land) 7 And the Lord appeared vnto Abram, &fapd, Unto thy (cede wili J giue chisiand,. Sne there Hee builded an saltar vnto the Low, witch appeared vnto pim, 8 Afterward remoouing > thence bntoa mountaine Catward trom Beth-el, he pit- ched bis tent haung Weth- clon the ttet fivet Maat onthe Ca: andthete he built anialtaruutethe Lod, and called on the Mame of the Lord. 9 *Againe Abam went forth going and. ieurneying toward the suth. Io @ Ehen there came a! faniinein the: land: there fore Abram went Downe into E- gypt, to ſoicurne there, toz there was a great? famine in the tand. Il Aud when he drew neere to enter into Egypt hee ſayd to Sarat his wife, Behold now, 3 Know that thou arta faire woman to locke bpon: 12 Therefor it will come to yane, that. when the Capprians (ce thee, they will fay, Shes is hes wife: fo will they kill mee, but thep wiilkeepe thee alive. 13 Dap. pray thee,that thouart my afi- d Meaning as * ‘Chrift promi! ob cit po: Afs: a Fron to this t fouretut twenty ar ceres, “5 b In appe, him no certaj, place, hepr fo rauch more his faith and « bedience, be c Theworld fh recouer by thy» feede, whichis | Chrifl,the ble fing which 4 they loft in Adam. well feruantsas cartell; J e He wvandred toand froin the.) land before he © could find a fet. 1 ling place : thus. © Godexercifeth the faithofhis: — children. fOr, Oke aroue f — bs crucll and rebels lious nation, by whom God kept hisin-continu exercife, g It was note- nough fór him * to worthip God in his heart, but it was expedient > to declare by > outward profe =. fion his faith be- y SE } 3 fore men, wheres’ · of this altarwas a figne. h Becanfe of the tronblesthat he had among that wicked people. i And fo ſerued the true God,and renounced allidolatry, k ‘Thuis the children of God ‘may looke’ for no reft in this world, but muft waite forthe heauenly reftand qui- erneſſe. 1 Thiswas anew triali of Abrams faith: whereby wee (ee that the ende of one affli@iion is the beginning ofanother, m By’ this we may learnenot co vſe ynlawfi:ll meanes, nor to purorhersin’ ‘denver to Lue our felnes, reade yerfezo albeitit miy appeare that ee +) ‘Abramteared norfo much death, as that if hee fhould die witboutif weake faith, fer, fue, Gads promifs (hould not haue taken place: whereinappeareda- Lot depart afunder. fer, that F may fare well for thy fake, and that imp+ life may be preferued by thee. 14 € Row when Abram was come into Egppt, the Egyptians beheld the woman; fo: 2 was very fapre. j Is @nd the princes of Pharaoh faw her, aud commended her vnto Phataoh: fo the woman Was a taken into Pharaohs houle: 16 Tho intreated Qbram weli ior her fake, and ge had ſheepe, and beeues,and hee afes ant men feruants,and maid ſeruauts, and thee alies, and camels. 17 But the Lordoplagued harach and his Houle with great plagues, becaule of Harai Abrams wife. 13’ Then Pharaoh cailed Abram, ane fayd , cUhy bak thon done thts ynto mee? wife, Í de- this dangera- mighie and as he rcarefull o- twas thy wife? j iso dithe 19 Abp lapdeſt thon , Shee is my iter, tucSarai. that J ſhould take her tobe mp wife? Roy theincent therefore behold thy wife, take her and goe wtnone fhould thy wap. ~= fr bimeither 20 Qud]Iharaoh gaue men r comman- inhisperfonor Desicit concerning hun; and they conueyed goods. Hin forth, and his wite,and ali that be bad. — CHAP. X š "i 3 Abram departeth out of Egypt. 4 Hee cat. leth vponthe Name of the Lord. 11 Lot depar- teth from bia, 13 The wickedneffe of the Sodo- mites. 14 The promifemadeto Abram ü renews ed, 18 Abram buildeth an altar te the Lord, a yee 2 Abam went bp from Egypt, hee ypomenin Egypt, and bis wife, and all that he bad, and hindred hin not Lot with him foward the Mouth. i : i 2 And Abam was very richin cattell, in filuer,aud in gold. ivi | SEDATE 3 Audhee wenton histournep fromthe b Hecalleththe Honth toward > Berh-ci,to the place wherc ‘place by that bis tent had been at the beginning, between mame whichwas Weth- eland Haai, ; aftergiuenvato 4 Cintotheplace of the * altar, which be ‘r,Chap.28.49. Dadmadethere at the fire: ¢ there Abram Gap.ia.7. called on the Qame of the £020. : je § Cå Lot allo, mho went with A- brꝛam, had theepe,and cattell, and tents, 6 So that the land could uot ¢ teate ether; foz $32 His greatriches c | Thisincom- j -moditie came by them, that they might Dwell to theittiches, their * ſubſtance was great, {0 that they which brake could not Dwell together. friendthip,andas_ 7 ilo there was Debate betweene the itwerethebond heardmenof Abrams cattell, and the beard- of nature, men of Lots cattell. ( and the ¢ Canaanites Chap.36.7. and the Herizzites dwelled at that timg in d Wholeeing the land.) theireontention, 8 Then ſayd Abram vnto Lot, Let there right blaipheme be noe rife, pray thee, betweene thee and . God, and defroy me, neither bermeene mine herdmen g thine them. herdmen: fo: we be brethren. e Hecuttehof 9 Js not the wholeland before thee? ne- theoccafionof part3 pray thee from me: tf thou wilt ftake contention 3 the left band,then wil J goe to the right : oz therefore the ifthou go totheright hand, then J willtake euill ceafeth, the left. ; } f Abram refig- Io Sa when Lotlifted vp bis epes, hee nethhisowne faw that all the plaine of Isꝛden was wa» right to buy tered euery where: (for before the Lov ve- peace. * ſtroyed Hovom and Gomoꝛah, it was as the g Whichwasin &gatdenofthe Lord, like the land of Egypt, Eden, Chap.2.10 as tou goeit vnto Z0ar) > LL Then Lot chole unto him all the plaine Genefis. Aherekore DDE thou not teline, that Gee bred TheSodoinites exceeding finners. of Foden, tooke his tourney frå the Eak; and thep Ucparted the h one from toe other. 12 Abꝛam dwelled in the landof@ara- an, and Lorabode in the cities ofthe plaine, and pitched his tent euen to Sodom. 13 How the men of Sodom were wicked and ercecding i fiers agatuit the Loz. 14 @ Shen the Lozd iai burok Abram, (after thar Lor was deparced tra gim) Lift bp thine eves now, and looke frem the place where thor art, Northward, and Söuth · ward, and Cattward ans AUeſward. Ig Forat? the land, which thou ſeeſt, wil Igiue unto thee, and to chy feed fog! euer, 16 Ano J willinake thy (cede, as the duſt of the earti:fo that ik a man can number the Due of the earth, then thal chp leede be nym- h This wasdone by Gods proui · dence, that onely Abram and bis feed might dwell in the land of Canaan, i Lot thinking to get Paradife, found heli, k The Lordcé- forted bim, leſt he fhoula bauc taken thought for tae departure of his nephew, cD. i Chap.t3x,97.and 17 Grife,walke thorow the land, tn the 15.7,18.c 26 4 length thereat, andbeadty thereof: forg det 24.4. will gine it unio thee. i Meaning,a long 13 Chen Abzam remooued his tent, and time,and cll che tanie aud dwelled inthe plaine sf Mamre, comming of wyhich isin Hebron, and builded therean Chrift,asexod, altar Bute tie Loz. 12.14.8 21.6, of deut.15,07.and fpiritually this isreferred to the true children of Accaini ores heme ding to the promife,and not according to the Acth, whichare heites of the true lind of Canaan, CHAP. XIII, 12 Inthe ouerthrow of Sodom Lot i teken pri- foner. 16 Abram deliuereth him. 18 Melchs- [2dek commeth tomecte him. 23 Abram would aot be enriched by the king of Sodom, AS in the dayes of Amraphel king of a Dpinar, Arioch king of Cilalar, Che· a That is, of Ba- Doj-taomer king of Clam , € Cidal king of bylon: by kings the > nations : heremeaning ~ 2 Thefe men made warre with Bera king them that were” of Sodom, and with Birhaking of Gomo» gouernours of rab , Sbinab king of Adniah, and Sheme · cities, berking of Zcboitm, andthe king of Sela, b Of apeople whichis3oar. . ’ gathcred of di- 3 Ali thefe whereby followina Hall Ji know chat J all meric it? fignes: but 9 Then he HGM vnto him, Cakemeean permitted? heifer ot thace peeres olde, and a ihee goat of fome bya, thaee peeresolde, ANDA ram of thzee pecres liar motion; olde,a turtle doue alſo and a pigeon, 10 So hee tooke all thele vonto him, and Diuided them in the mis, and layed euery piece One againtt another + but the birds di ued he nor, Ir Chen foules fell onthe catketles, and Ahram moue them away. 12 Quad when the Tunne went downe, there fell an beaute fleepe vpon abam: and loc, + very learefull darkneſſe feil upon him, 3 Then hee taid to Abram, * Knew fo a luretie, that thp (ecde thallbe a ſtranger in aland, that is not theire, *4foure hundred peeres, and Maii erue thems and thep Hall intreate them enill, 14 Motwithitanding, the nation, whom thep hall ferue, will J wmdge: and afterward fall they come out with great iubitance, Ig Bue thou fhalt goe vnto thy fathersin peace,and (halt be buried in a goodage, 16 And tn the | fourth generation they hall come dither againe: foz the © wicked nele of the Amoꝛites is not pet full. 17 Alo when the Sunne went downe, there was a darknes: and behold a ſinoking fopnace, and a firebzand , which went bes tweenc thole pieces. 18 In that fanie Bay the Lozd made a to- uenaut WAbzam,Caping, Anto thy feed bane Igtuen this land, *from the riuer of Egypt vnts the great ruer the riner + Cuphratecs 19 The Kenttes, and the Kenezites, and the Kasmonites, 20 Ant the Hirtrecs,anB the Perizzites, ano the Rephaims, 21 Che Amoꝛites allog the Lanaanites, aid the Girgaſhites andthe Jebutites. themeafinre oftheir wickednefleis full. Chap.r2.7 and 13.1 5,cnd 26 4.deut.4 §. '.King.4.24.2.chron.9,26. +£Ebr Perath, € : HAr. XVI. 2 Sarai being barren.gincth Hagarto.Abyam: : 4 Which concerweth & dep. feth her dame:5And being sll handled flecth. 9 The Angel comforteth « ber, 11.12. The name & maners of her fonne 13 She calleth wpos the Lord.whom fhe findeth truss IDMwa Hara Abrams wife bare him ne Achildren, and he bad a maide an Egyp · tian pagar by name. 2° 4nd Darai hit vnto Abram, Behold now, the Lord bath > reſtrained nice from b She failethin binding Gods power to the com ron order of Dae ture as though Ged couldnorgius her children in her óldeages ' — chito to Gedeon a Ezekiih: dy c This was the! old cultomei niaking coue⸗ nants, Ter. 34.12 tothe which Ga added thefe cons 7 ditionsthat A: > 7 bramspofttritie fhould beeas “H torne in pieces, but after, they | fhould Fe coup= i led together: ale $ fo thatit ſhould be aflaulted but m yet deliuered. Ebra fare of great darkneffe. | AS 7.632 ES Exod.12.40.'-- ah d Counting from. § thebirthof ize) | hak totheirde. 4 patture outofE- - gpt which de · clareth that God ~ will fufferhis to be afflicted in- thisworld, 1Or,afier foure hundred yeetes, e “Though God. ` fuffer the wicked foratime, yethis — vengeance falleth — vponthem, when | aItfcemeththar thee had reſpect to.Gods_promife, which couldhhot ~ be aceomplifhed. without iflae, s jay + A úeth Hagar to Abran. ven· ilded ‘punith- Jeclareth hey gaine wilde affes + Ghap 25.18. if ‘That is,the ` Ifhmaelites ſhall be a peculiar | people by them- Sek ape nota - portion of ano- cher people. g She rebuketh -andacknowled- who was prefent where, Chap 34,62, [|Or,the Betlof ~ the liming and - feeing me 4 q HOr, Almightie. E Chap.5.22.. - fOr without by- ocriſie. a Not onely ac- cording to the but of a far oreater multi- tudeby faith, Roma. 17. — _ her owne dulnes, geth Gods graces, childe bearing. J pray thee goe tn vnto my maide: (ttmay bee chat J hall +recetuea childe by ber. And Abrꝛam obeped the voyce ot Hara. i z 3 Then Darai Abrams wife toske Pae gar her maide the Capptian, after Abram Dad dwelled tenne yeere in the land of Ca⸗ naain, and foz bis wife. i 4 (And be went in vnto Dagar and he conceived, wher the faw that Hee had con- cetued, her dame was e delpiſed in her epes. Then Darat lain to Abram, + Cyou doeſt me wong: Jhaue ginen mp maide in- to thy volome andie feeth that ſhe bath con- ceiued, and J am deſpiſed in her eyes: the Lom iudge betweenc me and thee. 6 Then Absa (aid to Darai, Behold, tby matders in thine || hand: Do wich ber as it plealeth thee. Then Darat dealt roughly with ber: wherefore he fied from per. 7 Qt the Angel of the Lod found Her beline a fountain of water in the wilder: nefle,by the fountaine in the way to Dour. 8 Andbhee laid, agar Darais maide, whence comme thou, E whither wilt thou go? Ana he laid, 3 flee fró my Dame Barat. 9 Then the Angel of the Lod faid ta Her, e Returne to thy dame, and humble thy felfe vnder her hands. i Io Againethe Angel of the Lozd fata vn⸗ to ber, J] wil fo greatly increaſe chy (eed, that it Hall not be numbed foz multitude. 11 Allo the Angel of the Lozd fain vnto ber; Dee thou art with child,and ſhalt beare afonne,and Halt call his name J fhmael: foz the Loz hath heard thy tribulation. 12 And he thalbe af wilde man: bis hand fhailbe againft euery man, and every mans hand again him, *and' hee hall Dwell in the pretence of all bis bretzen. 13 Then We called the Mame ofthe Lod that ſpake vnto her, Chou God lookeſt on me: fo2 fyer fain, s Lane Y not alle yere Too» ken after him thatieeth me? 14 * Ctherefoze the well was called Be: et gid slog, it is betweene Kadeſh and oy 7 with her euery Bere 15 (And Hagar bare Abzam a onne, and Abram called his Connes name, which Ya- gat bare, Iſhmael. > I6 And Abram was fonrefcoze and fire peerc ola, when Hagar bare him Iſhmael. & CBA P: KV TT, 5 Abrams name is changed th confirme him in the prom:fe. 8 The land of Canaan is the Eft time promfed. 12 Corcumcifion is inftituted. 15 Sarai ú named Sarah, 18 Abraham prayeth for Iſhma- el, 19 Fxhak ispromifed. 33 Abrahamand his houfe are circumcifed, VV Heu Abram was ninety yere old and nine, the Loyd appeared to Abam and faid vnto hint, Jam God || all ſufficient: * walke before mean be thou vpright. 2 And J wilt make my couenant be- tweene mee and chee, and 3 will multiplic theeercecdingly, 3 Then Abram fell on his face,and God talked with him,faying, 4 Behold, i make my coucnant with thee, AnD thon Dalt be aafather of many nations, lA v= Genefis. § either Hall thy name any more bee called Abzam, but thy name tyall be > Aiza: ham: * fo. a father of many nations haue J manethee, f : 6 Ailo J will make thee exceeding fruit: full, and will make nations of thee? pea, figs fall proceede of thee. gaug her to her bulband Abram 7 PGBozcouers F wilt eſtabliſh my coue- nant betweene mee and thee, and thy leede after thee in their generations, fozan* eurr- lafting coucnant, to bee God unto thee and to thy leebe atter thee. Aud Jl gine thee and thy (eed after thee the land, wherein thouarta franger, eüen ail the land ef@anaan, foz an euerlaſt⸗ ing poffeliien,and J wili be their Goo. 9 @Againe God faide vnto Abraham, Thou allo halt keepe mpcouenant, thou, and thy (eed after thee inthetr generations, I0 ¢ This ts my couenant, which ye Hall keepe betweene me and pou, and thy teed af: ter thee,” Let every man child among you be circumtiſed. Il That is,yee hall circumciſe the d forea Ckinne of your fleiy, and it ſhall bee a figne of the couenant betweene me and pou. 12 And euery manchilde of eight dayes olde among pou Hall be circumciſed tn your generations, as well be that ts borne tn thine boule, as he that ts bought with money ofa: uy ſtranger, which ts nor ofthy izene. 13 We that ts bone in thine houle,and he that is bought with thy money, mule needes bee circumctied ; fo mp-conenane Mall bee in your fief foz an euerlaſtingcouenant. _ I4 But the vncitcumciſede manchilde, in whoſe fleth the fotkinne ts not circum- tiſed, even that perlon ſhall bee cut off from bis people, becauie hee hath broken my coue: nant. Ts Afterward God fayde onto Abza- ham, Darai thy wife halt thou not call Da- rat, but) Darah thalbe her name. j 16 And FZ wil bleffe her and wil allo giue theeafonne of her, pea, J wilt blefie herand fhe (Hall be the mother of nations: Rings alo of people Mallcome of her. 17 Chen Abraham fell vpon His face,and flaughed, and ſaid tn jis heart, Ahal a child bee borne unto biin that ts an hundred peere olde? And Mall Darah that ts ninetie yeere olde beare? 18 And Abraham fafa vnto God, Dh, that Iſhmael might line in thy fight. 19 Then Gad fatd,* Darah thy wife Hall beare thee afonnein neede, and thou Halt call his name Izhak: and J wil etabli my couenant with bim foz an s cuerlaſting to- uenant. and with bis (cede after hint. 20 And as concerning Ihmacl, haue heard thee: loe, J haue bſeſſed pim, and twill make him fruitful, and will multiply bim terceedingly : twelue princes Wall ye beget, and J wili make agreat nation of him. 21 Burmy conuenant wil Jeſtabliſh with Ishak, which Harah Hallbeare vnto thee the nert * peere at this ſeaſon. 22 And he left off talking with him,and God went vp from Abraham, 23 O Then Abraham tooke Iſhmael his fonne, andall that were borne in bis oe f an mer a - | d Circuimcifion the covenant. b The chasging of hisnameisa feale to confirme Gods promife vato him. Rom 4.476 Chapt 3116. c Cireumcifion is called the co- uenant,becaufe it fignifiech the couenant, ard haththe promife of grace ioyned to it: which phrafeiscommon to all Sacraments, Ais 7.8. d Tiat prinie partis circumci- fed,to thew that all that is begot- ten of manis corrupt, and muft bemortified, -` Rom.4. 11. e Albeit women were not circtim- cifed, yet were they partakers of Gods promife: for vnder the mankind all was confecrated,and here isdeclared, that whofoeuer ` contemneth the figne, defpileth allo the promiles \|Or,dame, or prince fee ; f Which procege ded of afudden, ioy,and not of infidelitie, Chap.18 10, and 21,2. g The euerlaft- ing coucnant is made with the children of the fpirit: and with the children of the fleth is made the temporall promife,as was promifed to Ithmael. Ebr greatly, greatly, Chap. 21,2 Three Angelstalke wichAbraham. batheywere and all. that was bought with bismoney, welliniiruGed that is, eucry man chube among t9emen ot which obeyed to` Ahrahams houle, ano è hee circunciſed the becircumeied «| forefauroftyets tiei inthatlelte fame Bay, wehour refs... asGodhadcommanded yl y a fiance: which 24 Abꝛraham alio himéeite was ninetie -thing declareth peere old and nine , when che fozethlin Of yis that mafters in ſh was cixcumciſed. —Bs——— their houfes 25 And Fionmael hisfonne was thirteene ought,to.beas. peere old, when the fozetkur of bis fley was preachers. to their circumcued: vite i families, that 26° The Clfe fame day was Abraham from the higheſt circumcticd and Id mael bistonne ; tothelowelt =. § 27 Gnd all theamenot bis ponle, both they mayobey . bozne in bis boule, and boucht with money thewill of Ged, of thetfranger, were circinnt iicð with Yin. CHAP.’ XVIIL z 3, Abraham recewueth three Angels. mta his boules 10 Fxhak is prom: fed agasme. 12 Sarah = i faughethe 18 Chrifi ts promfedtoall nations. T 99 Abraham taught his famke toknow God. 2i The deftruttion of Sodom is declaredranto Abraham, 23 Abraham prayeth for thems, _ G ga Seine tye Lozd * appeared vnto dim in ESthe plaine okt Mamre, as he tare in yis tent doore about the heat ot the day. 2 And he likt vp his eyes, looken: and loe, theee a men ſtood bp him, and when-hee faw them,he ran to meet them from the tent doore, and bowed himſelfe to the ground. 3 And hee fain, > Hod, fF pauenow ’ Acb. 13.2. Ar, Okegroue. a Thatis, three Angels in mans Shape. b Speaking to one of them, in whome appeared fhee from thy fernant: ! to be molimaic- -Æ Leta uttle water; J pray pou, bee itie; forhee brought, and· wath pour fect, andrek pour thoughtthey had {elues ynder the teee, nemen, S Andy will bung a moell of bꝛead, © Formenvied that poumay comfort pour hearts, afters becaufe ofthe » ward ye fhall got vsur mayes : foz therefore great heattogoe are pe dcome to pour fernant.And they laid barelooredin Doe euen as thou hat fayd. f j thofe parts. 6Then Abraham made. hak into the d Asfent of Ged tent hte Darah, and faw, Wake ready ac that Ithoulddoe once three + mealies offinemeale: knead my duety to you. {t and make cakes vpon the hearth. —————— 7 Aud Abraham ran to the beatkes,and tookea tenderand good calfe and gaue itte e ForasGod- tie ſexuant, who haſtted to make it ready. auethem hodies8 And he tooke butter and milke and the or atime,fo calfe whith he had prepared, and fet before ‘gauehethemthe them, and teed biniletfe bp them vnder the faculties thereof tree,and ¢ they Did este. towalkestocate o G Theñ they faya to him, Ahere ic and drinke,and. Saral thy wife? And hee anſwered, Bee ſuch like, holdyheisinthe tent. -> Chap.t7. 19,31. 10 Aud he faid; I will certainely come 21 .2.r0m.9.9.. againe onto thee accowing tothe time f of f tharis;aboat lite: and loe, Darab thy wife Wall bane a - thistimewhen fenne:and Darah heardin tye tent dooze, fhe thalbealiue, which was behind him. or when the Il (Mow Sbrayamand Sarah were in child thali come- and ftrtken tage , and it ceaſed to bee with into this life, hh after themaner of women.) g Forthe rather 12 Therelore Sarah s laughed within shadrefpeto the herfeife,faying, After J am waxed ald, ant ~ orderof nature, «yy lod allo hall g haue luit? Ri «then beleeued» 6) 13° Qnvthe Low fayd vnto Abraham, the promie of Aheretore Bin Darah thus laugh, taping, God, Dhall Icertainel achude,whi — side xi jt vbeare h which a “badam went with thei to bing them on found fauour in thy ight, goenot, Ipap . ft Tiüt thon alle drſtroy the righteous with noneaccule vs · Chap.xviij. Abraham prayeth for the Sodomites I4 (Dhallany thing, bead rhard to che [Ort Lot At the tine appornted wil i returne Zech.3.6, L buco thee, cuenaccowiuig tothe time of life, and Darah Mallyaue a lonse.) : 15 But arab Denped,faptiig,Jlaugyed i Neti tortheewas afrad. Aad heelapd,+ Zt Ebr: No d ts not io: fvz chou laugheoſt. h Ichouah 16 qi diterward the men did riſe vp from Etrew word, thence andlopacd toward Godot; and A; which wee cal, Lord, bewer the way, chat this Ange, 17 Gua the Lom fayd , Shall Z hide was Chrilt: to from Sbrahamthat thing which J dor, this word iso 13. Seeing that Abraham lyaibe in deed applyed to agreat and a mighty natisn, and *all the Goa. nations of the earth ſhall be bleſſed in him? Chap.13.3. 19 for J know hime that hee will com· and 22.18. maund dis fonnes aud Dis houhon after i Hefheweth him, that —37 the way of the Lord, to thar fathers Doe rightcouinefle and iud gement, that the ought both to Lod may bꝛing vpon Absayam that hee know Gods bath {poken vnto hun. iudgements,and- 20 Theuthe Ler fayd, Becaule the cry todeclarethem of Dodoin and Gomoꝛah ts great, and be> tothcir childrens. caule their Unne is exceeding griencus, k God fpeakeh» 21 J will‘ goe Downe now, and fee whee after the fathion ther they haue Done altogether according to of men : thatis, that? cry, which ts come vnto megs anDif I will enterinto: Not,that J may know. judgement with- 22 Andthe men turned thence and went. good aduice, toward Sodom:but Abeaham ſtood pet be= | For our finnes- foze the Lord. ; ety for-venge- 23 Then Abrahain Drew neere, and (afd, ance, though the wicked? Ebr deciudge~ 24 Tftherebe Afty righteous within the menr. citie wilt chou deſtroy tuot {pare the place m God declareth: foz the fiftte uighteons that are therein? that hisiudge- 25. De it farre fromthee from Doing thts ments were done. thing, to fap the righteous with the wic- with great mer ked: and thattherighteous ſhould bee euen cie, forafmuch as as the wicked , be ittarrefrom thee. hall all were lo cot- not the Judge otf all theworld4Docright? suprthathot ofr 26 Gnd. the Lord anſwered; FF Jhall ly fifie, but ven’ find in Sodom = hiftterighteous withinthe ughtcousmen © ' aie, then will {pare ali the place for their could not bee ARES: 27 Then Abraham anſwered and fapys-alghar the wice Bepold now, F haue begun toipeake vnt Ed re {pared — amp tom and Jams but dul ant aies. ſor the righte- 28. JE there thatllacke flue of Giftie righ · ous fake,- trous; wilt thou Dettrop all the citie fez flue? n Hery weer And he apd; NE J find there Hue and forties Jearne,that thay FZ wilinot deſtroy it. nearer wee apy. 29 And he pet (pake to him againe, and proch veroGSd, ; faid cihat tf there albe found foztp there? the moe doeth —— — will not doe it fo: fg- our miſerable a Í 30: Asaine hefatd,Letnot mp Lord new the moreare wee be angry that 3 (peake , cAhat it chittie bre humbled, founy there? Chen hee fayo; J will not doe o 1fGod.sefuled it if 3 find thirtie there. not ihe prayer 31. Moꝛesuer hee ſayd Behold, now F for the wicked haue begun to ſpeake vnto my Lod, hat Sodomites, cuen iftwenty bee fonnd there? And hee anſwe · tothe fix re- reD , Jwill not deſtroy it for twenties fake, queſt, how much: 32 Then hee layd, Let not my Loꝛd bre more wili hee now angry; and J will ſpeake but this graum the pray- eonce, Chat tf tenne he found there? Aud ers of the godly. ~ —— will not deutrop it foztennes tor the afficted: > Church?: 33 (AnD SAA — st foundthere : and: ftate appeare,and ’ ¢ #eceiueth two Angels. gig esi Genelise: — , 33 (And the Lord went bis way when wite and chy theo daughters + which are 1ebriwhich are” he bad left communing with Sbaayam, and Abraham retuened vnte Hts place. n CHAP, XIX. 3 Lat receixeth two Angels into his louſe. 4 The filthy lufts ofthe Sodomutes, 16 Lot 15 deli- Hered, 25 Sodom is deftroyed. 26 Lots wife is made a pillar of falt. 33 Lots daughters lie with — their father, of whom come Moab and Ammen. apelon A tit the euening there caine two⸗· An⸗ fatcareinpre- 4-4 8¢l2 ta Godom:and Lor fate at the gate suinghis, albeit °° POVO and Lot (aw them,and rofe vp ta é reueileth noc Meta the oes bowen himlelfe with bis — 2 And heelayd, Hee my Lodes, J pap rad but woAn- Pottirne in now into your feruants poule, and tary all night,and* wath pour feet,and É jelsand Apra- yee ball ti wy hall rile vp early and goe your wayes. — cabo toner s Lut wee will abide inthe i : jE — — 3 Then hẽ >ppealed vpon them earneſt · JD inflantiy- ly, and thep turned in to htm, and came to bis houle, an’ he mave thema featt,and div elas ia ah bake vnleauened inead , and they did < cate. Eert bocae. of But before thep went to bea, the mer of thetime was not CUeM&ty,cuen the men of Sodom companied ger comethat che houle rouud about, frem the young enen * wouldre- £0 theotd,4 att che people from all quarters. ueile themfelues. Mho crying vnto Let, ſaydẽ co him, d Nothing is bere ate the men, which came to thee this Ponpe asg night? bring toent out vite vs that we map BOWS know them. i — Chen Lot went ont at the doore vnto netk: for it core Eben and fout the doore after him, 3 And fayd, 3 prap pou,my brethren, doe — not fo wicked! * cae — sauce 3 Behold now, J haue two «daughters, ee eo hivchehe, woich haue notknowen man: them will I D aR bng outuow buto you, and Decto thent as blamed infec. LeeMeth you good: onely vnts thele men Doe King volawfuly YOTING: E fo? therefore are they come vnder —— the hanow of my roofe. f That { thould preferuc them from all iniury. 2 Petta -they fayd, Wee ig come alone as a ſtraunger. and ſhall he iudge and rule? wee wili now Beale worſe with thee then with chem. So thep pecaled ſoꝛe vpon Lot * himlelke, ana @ tame to beeake the Deore. i IQ But the men put forth their hand and pulled Lot into the boule to thein, and hut -fo the Dooze. Wifh.19.16. IL * Chen they (mote the men that were n eri a of we seme et) — both mall and great, ſo that they were weary in GEbr finding. + fecking the Dooe. r j 12 C Ehen the men fayde vnto Lot, Ahom Hat thon pet here ? either tonne in law, o2 thy (onnes, of thy Daughters, 102 wyhatloeuer thou halt in the citie, batng it out-of thisplace. 13 Foz wee s will deſtroy this place, 5e- taulesthe *crpof them.is great before the areminifters, as 200, Ethe Lord hath fent vs to deſtroy it. wellto execute ` I4 Then Lot went out and (pake vnto Gods wrath,asto Dts onnesén law which |maried his Daugh- declare hisfa- CELS AnD fayd, Arile, get vou out of this tiour. places for the Lom will deſtroy the cttte:but (hap-18 20. he ſeemed to his fonnes inlaw,as though be [Or fhow!d mary, Yad mocked. Ig € And when the mening arole, the Angels bated Lor, aping, drile, take thy £ This proouerh that the Angels 9 Then cheplayd, Awap hence. And - beere, lelt thou bee deſtroyed in the unify- ment of the citi¢. 2 J 16 Aud ashe prolonged the time; * the men caught both him and his wife, and hts twodaughters bythe hands ( the Lodde- ing meccifull vnto him) and they brought Him forth, and lec hint without thecitie, —° 17 € AndDwhen they bad bought them out, the Angel fayde, Elcape for thp iife: l lowing Gods found. h The mercy of © Godftriueth to” overcome mans flowneffé in fols calling, ; Wifd. 10.6, i looke not behind thee, neither tary thoutiy i He willed him all the plaine: efcape into the mountaine, let thou be deſtroyed. 18 And Lot ſayd vatothert, Motto, J pray thee, my Logd. 19 Behold now, thy ſernaut hath found grace in thy fight, and thou batt magnifien thy mercy which thou bat ſhewed vnto mee in faning my lifes and J cannot efcapein the mouñtaine.leſt fome euill take mee, and ie. 20 Heenow this citie hereby to fice wm to, which isa little one: Db let mee elcape thither: ts tt nota k little one, and mp fonte hall line? 21 Then hee layd vnto him, Beholde, I Daue receiued + thy requeſt alle concerning thisthing, that J wul not ouerthrow this city, fo? the which thou bat {poken. 22 Watt thee, {auc thee there: for J can Do! nothing til thou become thither. Chere h forethe name of thecity was called m Zoar, 23 © The lonne did rife vpon the earch, tohen LotentredintoZoar. «| - ; 24 Then the Lod * rained spon So- Dom and vpon Gomoꝛah bounitone, and fire from the Lord out of heauen, 25 Aud oucethzew hole cities and al the plaine, and all the tubabitantsof the cities, and that that grew vpon theearth. i 26 (Mow dis wife behinde him looked backe,and the became a pillar of falt: 27 E And Abrham riling vp carly in the mozning went to the place where be had ſtood before the Load, 28 And looking toward Dodom and Gor sud moh, Etoward alithe land of the plaine, behold, be faw the fmoke of theland mom ting vp as the ſmoke of afornace. 29 ¶ Bus yet when God deſtroyed the tities oftheplatne, God thought vpon A- biahbam,and fent Lot ont. from the mtdsof the deſtruction, when hee ouerthrew the ct ties wherein Lot dwelled. 30 ¶ Then Lot went up from Zoar, and Dwele in the mountain with his two Dangl: ters: for bee © feared totarte it Zoar, but dwelt in a caue, he and his two daughters, 31 Andre elder fapa vnto the younger, Dur father ts olde, and there ts not aman in ther earth to come in vnto bs after the maner ofall the earth. i 32 Come, we wil make our father 1Dinke wine, and lie with bim, that wee map pre- ſerue (cee of our father. i 33 Do they made their father minke wine that night, Ethe elder went elap wiih her father:but hee percetued not, netther when fhe lay Downe, neither when he role vp. 34. And on the mozroty the elder (aid to the ronger Behold, peſternight lay si e bers to flee fd Gods indgements,and ast to be forie to depart from that’ rich coun- trey and fall of vaine pleafures. k Though it be little, yet it is grcat enough to faue my lite: wherinhe offene deth ın chufing another place then the Angel had appointed im tébr.thy face. 1 Becaufe Gods commandement wasto deftroy the citie and to faue Lot. m Which before was called Bela, Chap, 14.26 Deut.r9. 23 ifto ~ 33.99, sere. 50. 40. exck.16.490 hofe.w1.8 ames 4.01. lake 17.29. e Fe n As touching the body onely: and thiswas a notable monu- mentof Gods vengeance toalf them that paſſed that way, o Hauing before felt Gods mercy, he durſt not pro- uoke him. againe by continuing ` among the wic= ked. p Meaning,in the countrey which the Lord had now defiroyed, q For except hee had beene ouer- come with wine, he would neuer haue donethat abominableage, » Sodomdeftroyed. Lots IT dashte: Abimelech tAbraham. Ebr. keepe alue, —— : let vs make him drinke wine this r ItusGod pere night alſs, and geethou and ite with him, meedhimrofal that wemap+ prolecity iceve ofouy father. motthorribly in 35 Do they made cheit father drinke wine the ſolitary moũ⸗ that uight alſo, and the vonger aroſe, and lay tainesvhom the with bins, but he perceiued nor whew the iay wickednesof Soe Downe neither when ſye roſe vp, dom could not 36 Thu⸗ were * both the Daughters of onercome. >U Lor with child bytbew father, ù 5: { Whoasthey? 37 Aund che elder bate a ſouue, and thee were bornée < calie hisname Moab È thedame is the fa- mofthorrible ine theraf the Moabites vnto thia day.) ceti fowere they 33 And the ponger bare alouneailo ¢ the. andtheirpofte- called his name t Benammithe ſame is the — and: father of che Ammonites vnto this Dap. wicked. * ) 3 i 3 t Thatis,fonneof my people;sfignifying, that they rather reioyeed in thei finne, then repented forth: fame. ious Ore ioe J CHAP, XX. mi : zia Absahani dwellerhæs aftranger inthe lan ' of Gerar. 2 Abimelechtaheth away hu wife. 3 God reprooueth the king, 9 andthe king Abra- ham. 31 Sarah is xeftored with gifts, 17 A= braham prayeth,and the king and lus are healed. Fterward Abraham Departed thence tas A ward she Honth countrep, and awelled betweene Cadel) anda Shur, and ſoiour· ned in Gerar, ) p Si 2 And Abraham laid of Sarah his wife, b Obee ts my filter. Chen Abimelech King of Gerar ſent and tooke Darah. i But GOD came to Abimelech ina dzeame by night, ana fayd to him, Bebolve, c thouart burdead, becaule of the woman which thon batt take: fo: he isa mans wife. 4 (Motwithitanding Abimelech had not pet conte neere her} And He laid, Lord, wile thou flay enen 4 the righteous nation? a Which was toward Egypt. b Abraham had ' now twife fallen nro this fault: fuch is mans frailtie, © Sogreatly God deteftethy breach of marraige. d ‘The’ infidels confefledy God would not punifh but foriuft occa- fion : therefore whenfoeues hee § Haid not he vnto me, She ts my fiker? pun iſheth, the pea, and fhe ber elfe faid, He 18 my bother: Oceafionisintt. with an vpztaht e minde, and innoceit evAsone falling hands, baue 3 ouethis, by ignorance;&X 6° And Goo fatd vnto him by a Dzcanie, rot doing euil of J knowe that thou didſt this euen ivith an purpoſe. vpright minde, and Is kept thee alſo that f Notthinking thou fbonidet not finne againſt mec; there· eodoeanyman foze uttered Ithee motto tench her: harme, n r fow then Beliuer the man hrs wife a God by his gaint : for he is a> Prophet, he i Hall pray Roly fpirit retai~ forthee that thou mayeſt line:but if thou de- neththemthat diner hee not agaings bee ſure that thou yale offendbyigno- Diethe Death thon and allthat thoubat. rance,thatthey 8 Then Aounelech rifing vp carly inthe falnotintogrea- moning: calien all bis leruants, and toie terincouenience. all chefethings+vntothem, and themen h- Thatis,oneto were loze aitard. whomGodre- 9: Afterward Abimelech called Abraham, vealethhimfelfe and {aid vnto bim Mhat haſt thou done Yn- familiarly, tovs? andiwhathaue J offended thee,that _ġForthe prayer thou halt broughton mee and my i hing: ofthegodlyis | Bomethsgreat inne thou haſt Done things of force towards vnto me that ought not tobe Done, God, 10 So. Abinelech layte vnto Absabam, tEbintheiveares Mhat laweſt thou that thou hal done this k The wickednes thing? Fase Flan ofthe King brin- 11 Ehu- Abrahamaniwered, Becauſe J gehGodswrath thought thus, Hurelpthe fare of God isnot vponthe whole, in thts place , and tyep will Uay mee. for my realme, wines ſake· LHe ſheweth that no honeftie can be hoped for, where the feae of Gal is not. Chap. xx. xxj. ‘l*Jzbekisborne. $ m By fiers meaneth his ¢ fin germaine, s by daughter, é brahams neec¢ Chap, 1,29.£4 fo the Ebrewe? viethefe words, Chap.t2.13. JOr,<5 at thy cob mandement, n Suchan head) as with whom thou mayeft be | preferued fre mr j all-dangers, 0. Godcaufed thisheathen. - 12 Dorin very deede Hheisanp™ fifker: for fle ts the Baughterofmy father, but not the Baugheerot my amotherand forto nip wife. 1.13 Mow when Sod cavicd- me to wander quit of mp fathers houir, J faydthensabers This is thp kindcyehe chat chau hale thew Yuto me tit all placestwhece we came, * Sap thouofine, He is my brother. 5, 14 Then tooke Abuncicch Herpe and, beeues, and men (ernants; and wenren (cr: uants. AnD gaue them vita Abꝛaham, and reſtored hii Darah-his wife.) iig Aud Abimelech id, Behold my land. isl] befoze thee: dwell where it pleaſethchee. I6 Likewile to arab be faym Behold, Jhaue giuen thybrother a thouland pieces: of luer : behold, hee isthe» vatleot rhine eyes to all that are with thee, €to ail others: and he waso thus reproouco. 3 17 @ Chen Abraham prayes snto God, and God healed Abimelech ¢ his wife, and bis woinen (eruants:and they bare children: ing that God 18 froz the-Lorde P- had Hut wp cuerp had given heras wombe of the houte of Abimelech becawle of husband,as her. _ Darah Abrahams wife, vaile & defence. CHAA Ps XXI. p Had také away. 2 Inhakis borne. ↄ Iſbmael mockethIzhaks fro themthe pitt 14 Hagar iscaft out with her fonse. 37 The of conccining, . Angel comforteth Hagar, 22 The comenant be- tweene Abimelech and. Abraham. 33 Abraham called upon the Lord. - NEw thepoynuiiren Harah, as he had ſayd, and did vnto Hee * according as he had omiſed. 2 baham alonnein his· old age, at the ſaine ga/at.4.23.heb. falon that God tolde hin. — 3 And Abzaham called his ſonnes name a Therefore the. that. was bone vute Yim,- which Darah miracle wes: bare bim, Izhak. f greatere 4. Then Abraham circumciſed Wyak his fonne, when be was eight dayes AD, *ag (bap i .aa⸗ God had commanded him, - § Go Abraham was an hundred pere fa, when his onne Ishak was bane vnto him. 6 © Then Darah fait, GoD hath made me to relopcesalithat beare wil reioyce with me. 7 Againe ige laid, > Ayo: would hane fay? to Abꝛaham, that Darah thould bane given chilen lucke 2 foz Jhaue borne fin ã onne in his old age. 8. Thenthe childe grew, and was wea RED ; and Abraham made a great feak che fame rey Izhak was weaned. 9- Gand Sarah aw the fonne of pagar the Capptian (which the had borue ynta A- brabaii) ‘mocking. 10.Cdihercfore thee (aid vnto Abzabam, * Catt ont this band. woman aud her ionne; foz tie ſonne okthis bond woman hal not be beire with my onne Ishak, vo". Il And thisthing was very grienous in Abꝛahams ight betaule ofits nne: _ 12 Q But Goo faid vnto Abꝛaham, Let it not be grituous in thy fight forthe childe, tzhakandnor- ano fez thy bond woman: in all that Sarah from Ihmael,.. chall ſay vnto thee,. beare her voise; forit Rom.9.7.bebr- Izhak (ali thy leene be ¢calied. . rur 13 Ss forthe (onne ofthe bond woman, 3) e Thelfhmaes- will make him̃ ea nation alle, becauſe he is tires thall come: thy Reng- of him,.. Id: E her, becaufe the difembied, fee- Chap. igi gand: 18.10, herfelfe ot ingras- titudethat (he didnot belceue- the Angel, c He derided’ Gods promife made toIzhak, . which the Apoa - file calleth per- fecution, Galat,- 4.290 Galat 4.205 d_Thepromi- fed (eed -fhall bez counted from. oz * Darah conceited, and bare A⸗ Mat.1.2.068.9.24- King co reproous b Shenene - K fahain fwearethta Abimelech. rue faith te- neeth all na- all affeQtions bey Gods Amandement. — — & Forhis pro- mile fakemade to Abraham, and not hecauſe the (éhild haddifcte.” f tion andijudge-*' | ment to pray. h “Except God open oureyes, _wecanneither ` fee nor vie the meanes which are before vse” i As touching outward things God caufed him to profper. Ov; fhor inthe bow, and was an Bunter. i 4 Ebr. le falfe- Ay with or Ke, A OSH — k So thatit isa lawful ching to ~ take an othe in matters ofim- portance, for to _ gultifieche truth, and to affure o- thets of our fin- ceritie. 1 Wicked ſer⸗ uants doe many evils vnkno vae to their makers, f\Or, well ofthe othe,or of fener, meaning lambes, m Thus we {ce shat the godly, as touching out. ward things, may make peace with -ehe wicked chat knowe not the true God, n Thatis hee . warfhipcd God inallso ints of true religion, 14 Ho Abraham arole vy early in ‘the morning, andtooke bread, and a bottle of water, and gaue it unto Magar, puctine tt on her Houlder andthe child alfo, and! fut her away: Who Departing, wandered in the wildernes of Beer-heba. i I5 And when the water of the bottle was fpent, thee caſt the child vnder a certaine t * “16 Therme went efate her ouer againſt him akarre off, about abotwe hoot r for hee fayd, J will not fee the death of the chides and (he fate Downe ouer againſt him, aud tite pp her voyceandDivept. 17 Then God g heard the voice of the child, and the Angel of God called to Dagar front heauen, and (aia vnto her. Ahat aiſeth thee, Danar? feare not. for God hath heard the boyce of thechilde where he ts. - ig 48 Arile take vp the chile, and hold hin — ig hand; fo: J wit make of him a great cople. Ig Aud God opened her eyes, and hee fato a veell ot water: (othe went ¢ filled the bottle with water, and gaue theboy Minke, 20 Do God was ‘with che childe, and he grew and Swelt tn the wilderneſſe, and was an || archer.’ — Kp 21 And he dwelt in the wildernes of Pa⸗ tan, and his mother tooke him a wife out of the land of Egypt. 22 (Anvdat that fame time Abimelech and Phichol bis chtete captaine ſpake vnto ai abam faping Gon is with chee in all that 0 og b S n 23 Nos therefore ſweare vto mee heere by God, that thou wilt not + huetme no: my childzen, no: my chens childzen : thou Walt deale with me and with the countery where thou haft beene a Franger, accozding pute the kindneſſe that 3 hae ſhewed thee, 24 Chen Abraham (ard, 7 will k Cweare. 25 (And Abraham rebuked Abimelech fo, awellofteater, which Abimelechs fer: uants bad violently taken awap. 26 And Abimelech fayde, 1 J knowe not who bath Dene this thing : allo thou toldeſt nie not neither heard Z of it but thts day. 27 Then Abraham tooke ſheepe, and becues, and gaug them vnto Abimelech: and they two made a couenant, 28 Gnd Abiabam let ſeuen lambs of the flockeby themſelues. 29 Then Abimelech fain vnto Abraham, What meane hele ſeuen lambes, which thou batt fet by themſeules? 30 And be anlwered, Becaule thou Halt recelue of mine hand chefe fenentambes,that it maybe a witneſſe vnto mee, that Ihaue Digger this well, ie 31 therefor the place is called || Beers focba,becaule there they toth fware. 32 Abhusmade they a™ couenant at We» er-iheba ; atterward Abimelech and Jahi- chol bts chiefe captaine role vp, and turned againe dite the land ofthe Philiſtims. 32 E And Ibraham planted agroue in Bect- Heba, andı called there onthe Mame ofthe Lozdrheeucrlatting Gop. © 34. And Abraham was a tranger inthe Phiiltims land along lcaſon. t: Genefis. ial CAAP ELB : 3 a.a The fauh of Abraham zs prooued in offrin his ſonne Ixbaks: 8: Ixhak is a figureiof (hri 20 The generation of Nabor Abrahams brother, of whom commeth Rebekah. “1 A Nd atter hele things, Gon Did * poong mi Abraham, anatapi vnts him, abzabant, Cho anſwered, 4 Here am J. 3 2 Andhecfayd, Cake now thineoneiy ſonne Fshak,whonrthou louett, and gecthee vnto the laud of. 2 Moꝛiah, and” offer him there fox a burnt offering vpon one of the Mountatnes, which J will tew thee. 3 Chen Abraham role vp early in the moning, andlanled his affe, and tooke two of his ſeruants with him, € Ishak his fonne, and clone wood fo: the burnt offering, and role bp, and went ta the place, which Gar had tolde hin. “4 © Thew the third day Abraham tift bp hiseyes,and faw the place afarre of, o “§ And fayd vnto his ſeruauts, Abide you here With the aſſe: for J and the chitde wiil goe ponder and worſhip, and eccome agatne bnto pow. 6 Thew Abraham tooke the woos of the burnt offering, and layde it bpon Ishak his fonne,and hee tooke the Are in Sis hand, and the knife : avid they wentbhath together. ` 7 Thenlpake Ishak vnto Abraham his father,and ſayd, Dy father. And he anfwes red Vere am Jymy onne. Aud he fayd, Be- Holz the fire andthe wood, Vut where isthe lambe foz the burnt offering 2 8 Then Abraham anſwered My onne, God wil 4 proutde Him a Lambe for a burnt offering: fothep went both together 9 And when they came to the place which God Had ſhewed him, Abraham duilded an altar there, and couched the wood, and e bound Izhak bis fonne, * and layd himon the altar bpon the woot., Í 10 And Abeaham erat Fooath hig Hand, toske the knife to kell his ſonue. IL But the Angel ofthe Lor called vnto hin from heauen ſaying. Abraham, Abra- ham. And he antwered, ere am J. 12 Then he laid, Lay not thine hand bp- on the child, neither do anp thing vnto hia: for now J E know that thou fearett God, fee- ing foz my fake | thou hak not pared ¢thine onely fore. H i 13 And Abraham lifting vp his eves, too: ked: and behold there was a ramme behind him, caught by the hornes in a buſh. Chen Abraham went and toske the ramme, and Offered him vp fora burnt offering in the ſtead of bis onne, : 14. And Abraham called the name of that place,|| Fehouah tire, as it is ſayd this Dap, ‘jn the Wouni will the Lorde be ſeene Ig (And the Angel of the Lorm cried vn⸗ to Abraham from heanen the fecond time, 16 And {aid." By * mp fel fe haue Iſworne (laith the Lod) becaule thou bat Done this thing and bat not (pared thine onelp Onne, 17. Eherefore wilt FJ ele blee thee, and will greaty multiply thy eede, as- the ftarres of the heauen, and as thefand which is vpon the ſea hore, and.thp eed Malt pot ſeſſe the fgateofhisencintes, 8 *And Abraham goeth to offer Izhake t Hebr Ebr Loesly i a Which figni- : fieth the feare of God,in ywhich , place he was ho- noured,and Salo< mon afterward builethe Temple b Herein Roode the chiefeſt point of histentation, feeing he was cõ⸗ manded to offer vp him in whom God had promi- fedto blefie all — thenmationsof theworld; : c Hedoubted not, bur God wouldiaccom= -- pli his promife, though:he fhould facrificehisfon. ü- Theonly way, to ouercome ali tentations isto reftypon Gods prouidenee, ¢ Foricis like that his father 4 had declared to him Geds com- madement,where unto-he ſhewed himielfobediens, Jemaat yd Ë Thatis,by thy: true obedience —* haſt decla⸗ red thy liuel faith. y A lOrand haft not withholden thine only fon from me, fEdr, thy [onnes thine only fonse. Or, the Lord will fee or prouide, g Thename is changed to thew that God dotth both fee & pro- uide fecretly for his, andalo enis dently is ſeene and felt in time conuenient. Pfal,to5.9.ec1 clus.44.21. luke 1.73. hebibi ze by Signifying, v thatthereisno greater then he,! ſor,holdꝛ. Sarah dieth. Cbhap. i 2.3, and 18.18. etclus 44.2% æctes 3.25. galat,3 8. Abraham buyeth 18 * And in chy ſeede Hall all the nations of the earth be bleed, becaule thou bait o= beped my voyce. Ig Then turned Abraham againe vnto bis iernants , and they role vp and went to- gether to Beer-fyeba -and Abraham dwelt - at Beer-fheba. |r, of the Sys rians, i Concubineis oftentimes taken inthe good part, for thofe women which were infe- mour to the wines, &Ebr.the yeeres of the life of arah, 20 Cand after thele things one tolde A- baham, faving, Behold Milcah,ſhe hath al- fo bozne chilazen puto thy brother Nahor: 21 Towit, Gʒ his eldett onne, and Buz bis brother, and Kemuel che father of | g- rain, 22 And Cheled, and Hazo, and Pildah, and Jidlaph, and Bethuel, 23 And Bethuel begate Rebekah : thele eight DID Milcah beare to Maho: Abra⸗ bams beother. Í 24 Gnd bis i concubine called Reumah, foe bare allo Tebah, and Gaban,and Tha» bat and Maachah. CHAP. XXIII. 2 Abraham lamenteth the death of Sarah. 4 He buyeth a field to bury her , of the Hittites. 13 The equitie of Abraham. 19 Sarah ts buried in Machpelah, WR Harah was an hundzeth twen · i * a and ſeuen peere olde ( + fo long li- ued fhe. 2 Then Harah died in Kiriath arba: the ſame is Hebron in the land of Canaan: and Abzabam came to mourne fo: Sarah a Thatis,when he had mourned: fo the godly may mourne, if they paffe not mea- fure: and the na- turall affe&ion is commendable. fbr. fonnes o H ni f b That is, godly, or excellent: for the Hebrewes fo fpeake of all things that are notable,becaufe all excellencie commeth of God, $ Ebr.in your foule. || Or double cane, becanfe one was within another. Ebr. full ſiluer. c Meaning,all the citizens and inhabitants. d To ſhew that he had them in good eftimation and reuerence. and to meepe foz her. 3 C Then Abraham? role bp from the fight of his corps, and talked with the Wit. tites, faving, p 4 J am a ſtranger ga forreiner among pou, gine me a poſſeſſion of burtall with you, that J may bury my dead out of my fight. Chen the iittites anſwered Aba- ham,faying vnto him, £ 6. Weareds, my 1020 : thonatt a prince b of God among vs: inthe chiekeſt of onr fes» pulchzes my thy Bead : none of vs fall foz- bid thee his {epuichze , but thou mayeſt bury the Dead therein. 7 Then Absaham ood vp, and bowed eens befoze the people of the land af the ittites. 8 And he communed with them, faving, Ik it be + pour minde, that J hall bury my Dead out of my fight, heave sie, and tutreate foz me to Ephzon,the fonne of Foar, 9 Chat hee would gine me the caue |l of Wachpelah which he hath in the end of his field : that he would giue tt me foz as much +inoney as it is woth, foz & poſſeſſion to bu- tie in among pou. ; Io (Fo: Ephron dwelt among the Wit- tites. ) Chen Ephꝛon the Hittite anſwered Abraham tn the audiente ef all the Wit- tites that «went in at the gates of hts citte, ying, IL No, my lord, heare mee: the field giue FJ thee,and the caue that therein ts, F giue it thee: euen in the prelence of the fannes of mp people gine F it thee,to burie thy Bead. 12 Then Abraham “bowed huntelfe be- foze the people of the land, 13 And ſpake vate Ephzon tn the andi ence of the people of the countrey, taping, Deeing thou wilegivueit, J pray chee, beate mie, J wiil giue the priceof the field: recetue it of me, and J will bury my Dead there. _ 14 Ephꝛon then antwered Abraham lays ing vnto him, 15 Mp lord, hearken vnto me: the land is worth koure hundreth ethekels of filuer: what isthat betweene mee ana thee? bury theres foze thy Dead. 16 So Abraham hearkned vnto Ephron, and Abzabam weped to Ephzon the tiluer, which he had named in the audtence af the Hittites, cuen foure hundzeth liluer hekeis . Of currant money among merchants. 17 C Ho the field of Ephron which was in MWachpelah,an’ ouer againit Mamee, euen the field and the caue that was therein, ana all the trees that were tn the felve, which were in all the borders round about, was made fure 18 Unto Abraham for a polleffion,in the fight of the Hittites, euen of ail that il went tn at the gatesof bis city. 19 And atter this, Abraham buried Haa ray bis wife tn the caue of the field of Mach⸗ pelah ouer againt Mamre; the fame is We» bzon in the land of Canaan, 20 Thus the fielde and the cane that is therein, was made fure vnto Absaham fog a poſſeſſion of buriall £ bp the Hittites, CHAP, XXIIII. 2 Abral.am caufeth his feruant to fweare to take a wife for Fxbak in bis owne kinred. 12 The feruant prayethto God. 33 His fidelstie towards his master. 50 The friends of Rebekah commit the matterto God. 58 They aske her confent,ana fhe agreeth, 69 andis married to Frhak. Dw Absaham was old,and t ſtricken in veeres, andthe Low had bleſſed Abza- bam tn all things 3 2 —— Abraham (aid vnto hts el: deſt ſeruant of his houle, which had the rule puer allthat he Dad," 2 Put now thine hand onder my thigh, 3 And will make thee bſweare by the Lod God of the heauen, and God of the earth, that thou thalt not take a wife vnto my fonne ofthe Daughters of the Canaa⸗ nites among whom F dwell. 4 But thou halt go vutomy< countrey, and to my kinred, and take a wife vnto my fonne Ishak. s And the feruant faid to him, ahat if the woman will not come with mee to this land? tall J bzing thy fonne agatne vñto theland fram whence thou camett 2 6 To wham Abzaham anfwered , Bee ware thatrhou bzing not my fonne 4 thither againe. 7 € The Lord God of heaven, who tooke mee from my fathers boule, æ fromthe land where J was bozne,and that ſpake vnto me, and that {ware vnto me,faping, * Unto thy feed will J giue this land, hee hall fend his Angel before thee,and thou Halt take a wife tnta my (onne from thence. 8 Neuerthelelſe tf the woman wil not follow thee, thei Malt thou bee diſcharged of tbis mine oath ꝛ onely bꝛing not nip fenne thither againe, i> pe) 9 Then * ſhould marry : Jofe the inheri⸗ Chap.xxiij.xxiiij. Ephrons field, Abrahams fernant p ; e The common fhekel is about 20.pence, fo them: 40>. hekels i mount to gg. pound * (hile: 2 lings and et ty — thillings fterling — the ounce. Or, cinex f Thatis,aliche people confirmed the fale.. $ Ebr.come inta dayes. | Chap 47. agi Ss a Which dese- monie declared a the feruants obe- dience toward his mafter, and the - matters power o⸗ uer the feruant, b This fheweth — that an oath may be required ina lawfull caufe. c He wouldnot that his fonne i s a out of the godly | family : for the inconueniences that come by martying with the.vngodly are fet foorth in fune dry places of the © Scriptures. d “Lett he ſhould tance promifed, Chap.12 7. and 13.15. and 15. 18.and 26 4. Ebrannocent. _sbrahams feruant and Rebekah. tOr, Me/opota= mia,or Syria of the twa floods : to wit of Tygris and Euphrates, e Thatis,to Charran. t Ebr,to bow their knees. f Hegroundeth his prayer vpon Gods promile made to his ma- ſter. N Or cauſe mee to meete. g theferuant moued by Gods fpirit deficed to beaflured by a figne, whether God profpered his iourney or no, h God giueth good fucceffe to all things that are vndertaken for the glory of his Name and according to his word, i Here isdecla- red that God euer heareth the pray- ers of his,and granteth their requelts. - $ Ebr my Lord. $ Ebr. haue made sn end of drisk- 74, 7 Or,earering. I God —5 — ted many things both in apparell and other things, which are now forbid : efpecially when they ap- pertaine not to our mortifica- tion. i The golden thekcel is here meant,and not that of filuer, m Hehboaftcth not his good for- tune (as doe the wicked)hut ac- Knowledgeth that God hath dealt mercifully with his mafter in keeping pro- mile, 9 Ther theleruant put his hand vnder the thigh of Abahani bis matter,and ſware to bim fo: this matter. thas IO C Do theteruant toske ten camels of the cameis of his maſter, and departed: (for be had all his maſters goods in his hand: ) and fo be atofe, and went to || Aram Maha» raim, vnto the < city of Mahor. IL And he made his camels to tte Domne without the city by a weil of water, at euen⸗ tide about the time that che women came out to Daw water. 12 Aud he faid, D f Lod God of my ma- fter Abraham, Jbeſeech thee,} (end me goon {peet this Day,and Hew mercy vnto my mae iter Abꝛaham. 13 Loe, J tand by the well of water, whiles the mens Daughters of this citie come out to Daw water. 14. e Graunt therefore that the mayde, ta wham fay, Sow Downe thy pitcher, J pray thee, that J may Drinke : if the fay, Danke, and J will giue chy camels drinke allo: map be fhe that thou halt ordeined fo: chy feruant Ishak : and thereby (hall J kuow chat thou halt ſhewed mercy ou my matter. j Is @ And now ver he had left (peaking, behold,» Rebeka} came out, the Daughter of Bethuel, onne of Milcah the wife of Mahor Abrahams bꝛother, and her pitcher vpon her ſhoulder. j 16 (And the mape was perp. faire to look bpon, a virgin and vnknowen of man) and fhe ‘went Downe to the well, and Allea her pitcher,and came vp. 13 Chen the ſeruant ranne to meete her, and fain, Letmec Drinks, J pray thee, a littic water of thy pitcher. — 18 And fye (atd, Dzinke t fir: and fhe ba- fed, and let Downe Her pitcyer vpon her hand, and gaue htm drinke. Ig And when ſhe had giuen him minke, ſhe ſaide. J will draw water for thy camels alio vntill + they paue dꝛunken vnough. 20 And fee powꝛed out her pitcher into the trough ſpeedily, and ranneagaine pnto the well to dꝛaw water, and the Dew foz all bis camels. ; 21 Hatheman wondered at her,and held His peace, ta know whether the Lod had made his tourney prolperous og not. 22 And when the camels had left mink- ing, the man tooke a golden | * abillement of l halfe qa hekel weight, and two bracelets Eon Bee handes, of tenne fhekels weight of golde: 23 And hee fapd, Chole daughter art thou? tell me, pray thee, Js there rome in thy fathers houle fo? vs tolodge in? 24 Then the fain to him, 3 am the Daugh= ter of Bethuel the fonne of Milcah whom fhe barevuto abhor, — i 25 Moroner the faid vnto him, Ae haue litter alfo and pzouender pnough,and roome to lodge in. 26 And the man bowed himſelke and worfhipped the Lor, 27 And fad, Bleſſed be the Lod God of my matter Abraham, which hath not with. Dawen his mercie ™ and his trueth from Genefis. Heveterethhis ine brought mee to my matters bactheens ouſe. 28 And the mayde ran and teloe them of ber mothers boule according to thele words. 29 ¶ Meow Rebekah had abzorher called tel and Laban ranne vnto the man to. the well. 30 Foz when he had ſeene the carerings, and the bracelets tn bis fitters bandes , and when hee heard the wordes of Rebekah his fiter, laying, Thus faid the man vnto me, then þe went to the man, and toe,” he ſtood bythe camels at the well. — 31 Ano he faid, Come tr thou bleſſed of the Lod: wherefore ſtandeſt thou without, feeing J] baue prepared the boule and roome fo? the camels ? Hi 32 Then the man came into the houſe, ando he vnſadled the P camels, ana bꝛought lister and prouender fo the camels,and wae ter to wath his teete,and the mens feete that. were wih htm. 33 Afterward the meate was fet before bim; but he faid, Jla wii not eat vntil g hane faid my meffage. And he aiD, Dpeake on. 34 Then be faid, Jam Abrahains ieruant, 35 And the Lord hath « bleffed my matter wonderfully, that he to become grear, for he hath giuen bim ſheepe, and beeues, and file uer and gold, and men ſeruants, and mayd feruants,and camels,and afles. 36 And Darah my makers wife hath bozne afon vnto my malter, when the was sid tonto bim hath be giuen al that he bath. 37 Row my malter made me tweare,lay- ing, Chou fhalt not take a wife to mp fonne of the Daughters of the f Canaanices , in whofe land J dwell. 38 But thou Halt goe vnto my fathers houte,and to my kinred, and take a wife vn· to my onne. : 39 Then F (aid onto mp maker, that iF the woman will not fellow me ? 40 Cho anſwered me, The Lord, before: whom F walke, will fende his. Angel with thee,and pzofper thy tourney, and thou tha take a wife for mp fonne of mp kinred, and my fathers houte: r 41 Then balt thou be diſtharged ofemine oath, when thou commeſt to my kinred: and if they giue thee not one, thou ſhalt bee tree frommine oath 42 So Icame this day to the well, and: fatd, D Lord the God of mpy makter Abza- dam, if thou now prolper mp liourney which goe; 43 Beholde,* FJ and by the well of wa- ter: mbena virgin commeth forth to maw water, ¢ 3 lay to her, Giue me, F pray thee,a. little water of thy pitcher to Dainke, 44 And foe fap tame, Denke thau, and J. will alfo Draw foz thy camels, tet her be the wife, wbich the Loa bath ſprepared fog mp matters ſonne. 45 Aud before J had made an endeof {peaking in mine x heart, behold, Rebeka x meffage, n Forhe waked on Gods hand, who had now heard his prayer. an, p Thegentle in teltainement of Rtrangers vfed among the godly atbers q The fidelitie that fernants owe to thei: mafters, cauſeth them to preferre their mafers bufineffe to thetirowne ne« celtie, r To blefe fige nificth here to inrich, or increaſe with fubftance, asthetext inthe fame verle decla- reth. f The Canaanires were accurfed, and therefore the. godly could not ioyne with them, in marriage, t Méaning,a- mong his kinſe⸗ folkes,as verfe 40. u Whichby mine <.uthoritie. I caufed thee to make, || Or,way. Perfe 13, l Orfhewed,. Signifying; cante foorth and ber pitcher on ber fyoulder, chat this prayer and the went Downe puto the wel, and meta was nor pokea water. Chen J laid vnto ker, Giue me Dink by the mouth, FJ pray thee. but onely medis mpmaker ; ſor when J was inthe way, the 46 And the made haſte, and tooke bag tate in bis beasts. a and bringeth Rebekah to Izhak. ber pitcher front Ber (heulder, and ſayde, Deinke, and J will gine chy cameis Danke allo, So 3 dranke, ans fhe gaue the camels Minke allo. 47 Then J alken her, and fayd , Ahole Daughter art thou? And the anfwered, Che Daughter of Bethuel Qahors onne, whome Milach bare vnto him. Chen J put thea- billement vpon ber face, and the bracelets vpon ber hands: : 48 y And J bowed Downe and worlſhip· pedthe Lord, and bleſſed the Lede God of mpy matter Abrabam, which had bꝛought me the+ right may to take mp makkers bothers Daughter vnto his ſonne. 49 Mow therefore Epe will deale zmer- y He theweth what is our duce ty, when we haue recciued any be- nefit of the Lord, $Ebr.smthe way cifuilp and truely with mp matter, cell ince: oftrueth. and if not, tell me, that J may turne mee to z Ifyouwill — thearight hand · oꝛ to the left. freely and faithe ço @henan{wvered Labanand Bethuel, fully giucyour anD fayd, bThis thing ts proceeded of the daughtertomy Lod: wee cannot therefoze fay unto thee, mattersfonne, neither euill no? goon., a thatis,that I may prouide elf- where. b So foone as they perceiue that itis Gods 51 Behold, Rebekah is} before thee, take her and go, that the may be thy maiters fons wife, enen as the Lord bath i (apd. §2 And when Abpabams (eruant beard their words, bee bowed himlelke toward the earth buto the Lord. ordinance, they §3 Then the fernant tooke foorth tewels yeeld. of liluer, and iewelsof golde, aud rayment, fOr,atthycom. and gane to Rebekah : atio vunta her brother mandemext. and to ber mother be gaue gifts. ; HOr, ordained. 4 Afterward theydia cate and Minke, both hee , and the men that were with bini and taried all night: and when they role vp tn the mozning, be laid, Let me Depart vn⸗ Vaerfe $6.39. tomy matter. §§ Then her bother and her mother an- Cwered, Let the mame abide with vs, at the leat t tenne Daves : then Mall the goe. Ebr. dayes, op 56 But bee fayd puto them, winder pou CENNE: me not, ſeeing the Lord hath proſpered mp tourney : fend mee away, that J map goe to ry ea hen they (aid Cte wil call the mata P 75 Then they lai emai e Thistheweth ano afke « her + content. that parents haue not authority te 58 And they called Rebekah, and ſayde vnto ber, Tilt thou go with this man? And Chiapy &xv. - Abraham dieth, 10 tomect ig? ant the feruant bad ſayd, Ft is f The cuflowe | np matter.) Ho ſhee tooke fa yail andro was,y che ponle | uered ber. was broughtta 66 And the leruant told Izhak altbings her husband her that he hae Done. 3 head being coue- 67 Afterward Izhak brought herinto red, intokenaf the tent of Sarah pts mother ana hetooke Mamefaſineſſe Rebekah, and the was his wife, and Hee lo⸗ and chaftitie. | ued her: So Izhak was N comforted after lo⸗.haa lefe | bis mothers death, mourning for bes mather, CORMAN So KAA t Abraham taketh Keturah to wife e getteth many children. § Abraham giucth all hæ goods tolxhak, 8 Heedieth. 12 The geneatogse of Fibmael. 25 The birth of Jaakob and Efan. 30 Efau feleth bis birthright foram fe of pottage, j NJE Abrabam bab taken® plinanorger a Whiles Sarala wile calied Ketucah, was yctaliuc, 2 bich bare hun Simran, and Jok» fhan, and Gedan, and Midian, and Ji}: bak, and Qbuab. 3 And Jokſhan begate Dhebs,and De- Dan: "And the onnes of Dedan were Af- urim, and Letuſhim, and Leummim. 4 Allfothefons of Midian were Ephah, and Cpher,and ianoch, ¢ Abida , and El- Daah Ail thek were the ſonues of Keturah. Led S € And Abꝛaham gane + all bis goods to Izhak: 6 But wnte the > fonnes of the « concus bines which Abraham had, Absabam agaue gifts, and fent chen: away from Izhak his donne (while be pet lined) Gatward to the Catt countrey. 7 Andthis ts the ageof Abzabamslife, —— hee liued, an hundzeth ſeuenty and ue peere, pee -3 Then Abraham peelded the ſpirit, and Sted in a good age, an old man, and ef great peeres, and was * gathered tobis people. 9 Ana his ſonnes, Izhak and Iſhmael buried him tn the caue ot Pachpelah,tn the field of Ephroñ ſonne of Foar the iittice, befoze Mamre, 10 bich * ficld Abraham bought of the Hittites, where Abraham was buries with Darah his wife. Il @ And after the Death of Abzabam God bleſſed Jshak his onne, * and Izhak Dwwelt by Beer · lahai · roi· 12 @Mow thele are the gencrations of Iſhmael Abrahams fonne, whom Pagar the Eayptian,Sarahs hanDmaid, bare vn- to Abraham. 13 * And thele are the names of the fons of Iſhmael, name byname, accozdtng to L Chro,t.386 Ebr. all:hat he ag. b For by the vera tue of Gods word he had not onely Izhak, but begat many moe. c Read chap.22. 24. à d To auoide the diffention that els might haue come becaufe of the heritage, e Hereby the ans cient fignified that man by death perifhed not wholly: but | as the foulesof the godly lived after in perpetu- allioy, fo the foules of the wic⸗ ked in perpetu- all paine, Chap.23.16. Chap. 16. 14o and 24.62. 1. Chro. 1. 29. their kinreds: the + eideſt ſonne of Iſhmael tEbr frh bornea —— then Kedar, and Adbeel and ibfam, 14 And Miſhma, and Dumah, t Walla, 15 Hadar, and Tema, Jetur, Naphiſh, and Kedemal). 16 Thele are the onnes of Jhmacel, and thele are their names, by their townes and by their caſtles: to wit, twelue princes OF vvbich dwele matty ae chil- fpe anfwered, 3 will goe. dren wi ead §2 DHothey let Rebekah their fitter goe, EENEN “es ber nurle, with Abrahams feruant and is men. $Ebr:her —— 60 And they bleſſed Rebekah, and ſayd d Thatisletit ” vnto her Thou att our fiter, growe into _ bevidoriouso- thoufand thoulands, and thy leede poflelle ve paan thed gateofhisenemies. which ble ingis OL (Eben Rebekah arole, ther matds, fully accompli- & rane bpon the camels.¢ followed the man; thedin Iefus and the feruant tooke Rebekab,tDeparted. Chrift. d „62 Pow Jzbak came from the way of —— 14. an Vier sais rot Cto? he dweit in the South It, . countrey.) -+ : € Thiswas the 63 And Ishak went out to < pray ùn the exercifeof the fein toward the cuening: who lift np bis godly fathers,to eyes and looked, ¢ behoid, the camels came. meditate Gods 64 Qifo Rebekah lift vp her eyes, and promiles, andto when thee faw Ishak, thee lighten dewne- - pray for theacs fromthecamel. complifhment 65 (Fo He had fai te the ſeruant, Uho thereof, is ponder man, thas commeth inthe feld, their nattoug. : 17 (And thele are the peeres of the life of Fihmact,an hundzeth thirty and ſeuen pere, and he ytelded thelpirtt,and died, and was gathered vunte his £ people.) ® 2 18 Ano among the Ara= bians, and were feparate from thé blefled feeds _aakob and Efau borne. Or hes lot fell, g Hemeaneih that his lot fell to dwell among his brethren,as the Angel promifed, Chap, 16.12. Or, Syrian of Mefopotamia, Hour, that is towards Egypt, as thou goeſt to Alivur, Uhmael foweit s in the pretence of all bis bzethzen. ; 19 @Ltkewile thele are the generations of Izhak,; — ſonne. Abraham be⸗ ate Izhak,; 20 AnD Izhak was forty yeere old, when be taoke Rebekah to wife the Daughter of Pethuel che || Aramite of Padan Aram, and fitter to Laban the Aramite. 21 And Fsyak prayed vnto the Lozd foz -biswtle, becaule Hee was bareen? andthe (Or, hurt one an- other, “idee h That is, with child , feetmg one {hall deftroy an- other. i For that is the onely refuge in all out mittries, Rom. 9 12, Lod was intreated of him, and Rebekah His wife concetued, | 22 But the children | ftroue together within ber: therefore iee laya , Dreingir is fo, why am thus? wherefore thee went ito afke the Lov. wF 23 And the Lo: ſayd toher, Two nati⸗ ons are in thp wombe, ¢ two manner of ped- ple ſhalbe Diutded out of thy bevsels,ana the one people wall bee mightier then toe other, andthe* elder ſhall lexue the yonger. 24 ¶ Therekore when her time of deliue⸗ rance was fulfilled, behold,twinnes were tiy her wombe. Hofea. 12 3. matth. 1,2. tEbr. aman of the field. JOrn fimple and znnocent. Ebr. veniſon in bis mouth. HOr, feed me sckly: k The reprobate efteem not Gods benefits except they feele them prefently,and therefore they preferre prefent pleafures, Heb.12 16. 1 Thus the wice ked preferre their worldly commo- dines to Gods fpiritwall gracess but the children of God doe the contrary, a In the land of Canaan. - b Gods proui- dence alwayes watcheth tó di- že&the wayes of his children, 25 Hohe that came aut firk was red, and he was all ouer as a rough garment, & they called his name Clau. : 26 * And afterward came bis brother put, and hts hand helde Glau by the beele: therfore bis name was called Jaakob.jow Fshak was cthacelcozepecre old when Rebe- kah bare them. 27 And the boyes grew, ana Clan was a cunning bunter, tt led inthe tzelds: but Jaakob was a} plain man,tDwelt in tents. 28 And Ishak loued Ehau , foz + venifon was is meate, but Rebekah loued Jaakob. 29 Mow Jaakob onde pottage, and E⸗ fau camefrom the field and was wearie. 30 Then Clan faim to Jaakob, || Let me cate J| pray thee, of that portage fo red, fo: Ji am weary. Therefore was hrs nanie called dan. 31 And Jaakob fayd, Hell mee cuen now thy birthaight. 32 And Efan fayde, Loe, J am almoſt Dead, what isthen this k birthright to mee? 33 Jaakob then ſaid, Sweare to me even now. And he ſware to bim,and* {olde his birthright vnto Jaakob. 34 hen Jaakob gane Clan bread and pottage oflentils : and he DID cat t minke, and role bp, ant went his wap: So Chau contemned bis birthright. CHAP, XXVI. _§ God prowideth fur Ixbak inthe famine. 3. He renueth hu promife. 9 The king blameth him for denying bis wife. 14 The Phaliſtims hate him for his riches, x5 ftop hi welles, 16 and drine him away, 24 God comforteth him. 31 Hee maketh aliance with Abimelech. A D there was a famine inthe lande befides the firt famine that was inthe Dayes of Abꝛaham. herefore Ishak went H Abimelech king of rhe Philiitims vnto erat. 2 For the Lom appeared unto dim, an’ faint Gog not Downe inta Ggypt, bur abiag * ae Ee Abimelech. Izhak a ftranger. © 13 And they Dwelt from Wanilah onto in the land which I hall mew vnto thee. * 3 Dwellin this land, and 3 wil be with thee, and will bleſſe thee's fo? to thee, and to thy (ced J will giue all theſe * countryest and Jwill pecforme the othe which 3 warg vnto Abzaham thy Father. 4 Alfo J wiil caule thy feed to multiply asthe itarres of heanen, and will gine unto thy teed all thele countrpes; and in thy feed ail ali thenations of the earth be *blefled, 5 Becaule that Abzaham < obeyed my hopce and kept mine + ozdinance my come mandements, my itatutes , and mp Lawes, 6 @ So¥shak dwelt in Orrar. Chap.r3. 15. ana 15.18. Chap 12.3. and 15.48, and 418, 18.and 22,18, and 28.14. c He commen- 7 And the menof the place aſked him of deth Abrahams bis wife, and he fapd.Dbhee ts my fiter: foz De 4 feared tolay, Shee is my wife leſt, fayd he, the men of the place ſhould kül mee, be- — of Rebekah + foz he was beautifullte 8 So akter he had been there long time, Abimelech king of the Phuiſtims looked Dut at a Window, and loe, hee faw Izhak c {porting with Rebekah Yis wife. 9 Chen Abimelech called Ishak, fatd, Loe, the ts of a luerty thy wife, why fapdelt thou, Dbe is my fitter? to whom I3hak an- (wered, Becaule J thought chis, It may bee that J] (hall die fo? ber. 10 Then Abimelechſaid, Ayy bat thou Done thts vnto vs ? onc of the people had al- motllien by thy wife, fo Hhouldek thou haut brought finite vpon bs. y , 11 Chen Abimelech charged all his peo» pie ſaying. Wee that toucheth this mar, o2 bis wife hall die the death. 12 Afterward Jzhak ſowed in that land, and found în the lame peere Han hundzeth s bpetimation : and o the Loza bleſſed im. 13 And the man wares mighty, ef Ril increaſed till he was erceeding great: 14. Fo: be had flocks of cat Mga herds ofcattell,and amighty houlhold ; therefore the Philiſtims had s enute at him, Ig Inſomuch that the Philiſtims fop- pedand filled bp with earth all the welles, which bis fathers (eruants Digged in his father Abrahams time. 16 Chen Abimelech fayd nto Jshak, Get thee from vy, for thou art mightier then we a great Deale. 17 (Therefore Izhak departed thence and pitched bis tentin the “valley of Ge⸗ tar,and Dwelt there. _ i 18 And Jzhak returning digged the wels of water, which thep had diggedin — of Abrahan bis father + for the Philiſtims had {topped them after the death of Abra⸗ ham, and hee gaue them the tame names, which bis father gane them. 4 I9 Jshaks feruants then digged inthe valley, and found there a well of |) lining water. obedience, bee eaufe Izhak fhould bee the more ready to follow the like: for as God made this promife of his free mercie, fo doeth the confir- mation thereof proceed of the fame fountaine. LEbr.my keeping, d VV IPAE wet fee that feare and diftruf is found inthe moft farh- full, c Or fhewing fome familiar figne of loue, whereby it mighe be knowea that fhe was his wife, f Inallages men were per{waded . that Gods ven⸗ geance fhould light vpon wed- locke breakers, llOr az hundreth meafures, Ebr, hee went foorth going and increasing. g The malicious enuy alwayes che graces of God ja others, h The Ebrewe word fignificth, aflood or valley, where water at any time run⸗ nech. [Or Pringing 20 But the herdmen of Gerar did ſtriue with Izhaks herdmen, ſaying, Che water is ours: therefore called hee the name of the him. 21 Afterward they digged another well, and ſtroue korthat allo, and hee — tio | J q t ſtrife. - Efauisfent for venifon, llOr, hatreds name of it || Sitnah, 22 Then be remoued thente,and digged another well, foz the which they ſtroue not; NOr.largenefe, therefore called bee the name of it || Rebo- roome. both, and faide, Becauſe the Loꝛd hath now a bs roome, we fhallincreale vpon the earth. 23 Hohe went vp thence to Beer-heba. 24 And the Lod appeared vnto him the i Godaffureth fame night, and {ato , J am the Gon i of A+ Izhak againft all braham thy father : feare not, kor J am with feareby rehear- thee, and will bleſſe thee, and multiply thy fingthepromife feed foz my fcruant Abzabams (ake. made to Abra- 25 Chen he built an * altar there,and cal- ham, asii led vpon the Fame of the Lozd, and there k Tofignifie {pead his tent : where allo Jsbaks (eruants that he would digged a well. i fetucnoneother 26 ¶ Then came Abimelech tobim from God,tutthe Gerar, and Ahuzzah one of his friends, and God of his father Phichol the captaine of his army. Abraham, 27 To whom Ishak fayd, Cherefore conte petoine, ſeeing vehate me, and bane put me away from you ? i 28 Uho anfwered, We law certainely that the Loud was with thee, ¢ we thought thus, Let there be now an othe betweene vs, even betweene vs and thee, and let vs make a couenant with thee.. : 29 ! Jfthou halt doe vs no burt as we in ſwearing be· haue not touched thee,and as we haue Done gincommonly vnto thee nothing but good, and fent thee a= withIf,andvn- wayinpeace;: thou now, the bleſſed ofthe derftand the reft: Loꝛd,doe this. thatis,thatGod 30 Then he made them afeat, and they fhallpunifhhim DİD eat and drinke. : that breakeththe 31 AnD they role vp betimes inthe moz- ning,and ware one to another; then Ishak 1 The Hebrewes othe: here the wicked fhew let them goe, and they Departed from bun in thatthéyarea- peace, fraid left that 32 And that fame day Jzbaks ſeruants cometothem, caine and told bim of a well, which they han which they would Digged, and lain vnto him, (Ae haue found do to other, water. HOr,othe. 33 Dobe called ttl Dbibah > therefore |fOr,the welof thename of the citie ts called || Beer-fheba the othe. bite this Dap. 34 C Mow when Clau was Fourty yeere olde, he tooke to wife Judith the Baughter of Beeri an Wittite, and Wathhemath che Chap 27.46. Daughter of Elon an Vittitealo. fOr dipbedient 35 And they * were || agricfe of minde to and rebellious Izhak, andto Rebekah. CHAP. XXVII * 8 Faakob getteth the bl-ffing frö Efau by his mo- thers counſel. 38 Efau by weeping moueth hu fa- therto pity him. 41 — hateth Taahob & threat- neth his pias Rebekah fendeth Faakob away- A Nd when Ishak was olde, and his epes were dimme; ( lo that he could not fee) be called Elau bis eldeſt fonne, and fain vn⸗ — ſonne. Andhe anſwered him, fbr, Loe, F. am here. oF 2 Then he (aid, Bekon, 3 am now olde, t Sbr.hunt. and know not the dap of mp Death: a The carnalaf 3 Aherekore now, J pzay thee,take thine fe&ion, whichhe intruments, thy qutuer and thp bowe, and baretohisfonne, get thee to the teld, that chou mayeſt y take made him forget me fome veniſon. thatwhichGod 4 @bhenmake mefauory meat, fich as fpake to his wife, Jloue, and bring tt me that J| map eate, and Chap.25.23, that my · foule may bleſſe chee before Jig N Chap.xxvij. Jaakob gettethhisbleffing, rr- 5 (Mow Rebekah heard, when Ishak ſpake to Eſau bis fonne) and Elau went ae ne fielde to bunt foz venifon, and to ting it. 6 Then Rebekah ſpake vnto Jaakob ber lonne, faying, Bebolde, J Haue beara thy father talking with Clan thy bother, ping, - 7 Biing me vention, emake me fanotte ry meate,that J may eate and blefle thee be» foe the Lozd,afoze mp Death. 8 Row therefore, my fonne, heare mp voyce in that which J command thee. 5 — 9 >Get thee now to the flocke,and bring > Thisfubtitie me thence two good kids ofthe goates that is blame-worthy, J may make pleaſant meate of them foz thy beceulethe father,fuchasheleucth. fhould haueta- 10 Then thou Malt being it to thy father, ted til God had and hethalleate, tothe tntent that he map Performed his blefle thee before his death. promife, Il Gut Jaakob fain to Rebekah his mo- ther, Bebold, Clau my bꝛother is rough, and — ffibly feel 12 Dy father may poffibly feele me, and ; J thal feeme t to him to bea || mockersfo that tEbrbefre bis J bring a curie vpon me, and not a blefling. 98s- 13 But bhis mother fain vnto bim, || Ape |! Or, as though F on me be thy curfemp fonne: onely heare mp 74/4 deceine voyce, and goe and bzing me them. bhia. y 14 So he went and tet them,and brought wik take them ta bis mother: and bis mother mane e danger os pleafant meat, fuch as hts father toned, I5 And Rebekah took faire clothes of her elder ſonne Efau, which were in ber Houle, and clothed Jaakob her vonger ſonne: 16 And fhee coucred his bandes and the finoothe of bis necke with theCkinnes of the Kids of the goats. 17 Afterward fhe put the pleafant meate and bread, which he had prepared, in the band of her fonne Jaakob. ; 18 @ And when be came to bis father, he fain, Wp father. Uho anfwered, J am here; who art thou, my fonne? 19 And Jaakob (aid to bis father, aJ am d Although Iaa: c The affurance ef Gods decree made her bold, Clau thy firit borne, J| baue Done as thou kob was atlured badet me, arife,J pray thee: fitvp and eate of this blefling of mp venifon,that thy foule may blefleme. by faith: yethe 20 Chen Izhak (aid vnto his ſonne, How did euilto feeke Hatt thou found it fo quickly mp ſonne Cuho ic by lies, andthe faid, Becauſe the Lozd thy Godbzoughe tt more becaulehe to mine hand. abufeth Gods 21 Againe Ishak fayde vnto Jaakob? Name thereunto, Come neere now,that J may feele thee, mp fonne, whetherthou be that mp fonne Glau oł not 22 Then Jaakob came neere to Ishak bisfather, and he felt him, and faya, Che voyce is Jaakobs voyce , but the handegare e This declarech the bands of Clau. that he ſuſpect ed 23 ( Forheeknew him not, becauſe his fome thing, yet bandes were rough as his bother Elaus God would not bandes : wherefore he blefled him) haue his decree 24 Againe bee fapd, Art thou that my altered. fonne Glau ? Cibo antwered, 1 Vea. 4 Ebr. F ame 25 Then latd he, Bing tt me hither,and J will eate of my fonnes vention, that mp {oule may bleffe thee. And hee brought it to bim,and bee ate; allo he bꝛought him wine, and be Danke. $ 26 Atterwarde bis father Izhak fayde B 3 buta $ fauthreatnethIaakob. = © Hebr 11,28 FIn perceiving his errour,by _ appointing his heireagain{t Gods fentence pronounced be- fore. b Or, ſuſſici- ently, Inthe Cha.25, ewas fo called, becauſe he held bis brother by the heele, as though he would Ouerthrow him: and therefore he is here called an ouerthrower,or decciuer, h For Izhak did thigsas he was the minifter & Pro- phet of God, D Or, J am alfa (thy fonne.) Heb. 2.17. i Becaufe thine enemics fhalbe round ahout thee, fe Which was fulfilled in his _ polteritie che I. dumeans: who sveretributari¢s for atime to Jf- rael, andafter come to libertie, Obad.1, 40. I Hypocrites onely abfteine from doing evil for feare of men. - vnto him, Conte nesre tow, and kiſſe me, my fone. j 27 And hee came neere and killed him. Then be {melted the fauour of his garmets, and bleſſed him, and fatd, Webold,tiye fineil of my ſonne is as the mell of afield, which the Lord hath bleſſed. 28 * God giue thee therefore of the Dewe ofheauen, ann the fatnefie of the earth , and plentic of wheat and wine. " 29 Let people be thy (eruants, and nati- ons bow pnto thee:be lom ouer thy brethren, and let thy mothers chilozen honour thee. curled behe that curleth thee, and bleten be he that bleffeth thee. 30 @ And when Ishak had made an end df bleſſing Jaakob, and Jaakob was ſcarce gone out from the pzelence of Ishak bis fa» ther, then came Ciau bis bother krom his punting, 31 Ana hee allo prepared ſauory meat and brought tt to his father,and fain vnto hts fa» ther, Let my fatherartic,€ cat of hts tonnes venion that thy ſoule map bient ine. 32 uthis father Ishak fayd vnto bim, Uho art thou? And he anſwered, Jam thp fonne,eucn thy Ert bone Eran, : 33 Then Ishak was f ftricken mith a marueilous great feare, and fain, CUNO and where ishe that hunted vention,and brought itme, and J hanceate ofall before thou ca- meſt? and Jhaue bleſſed him, theretoze he fhall be bleſſed. ; 34 hen Clan heard the wordes ofhis father he cried out with a great cry and bits ter,out of meaſure, and ſaid vnto his father, Bleſſe me euen me alfomp father. 35 Tbo anfwered, Thy bother came He ſubtiltie, and bath taken away thy effing. 36 Chen he ſaid, (Aas he not iuſtly called eJaakob foz he Hath deceiued me theſe twa tunes: he tooke my birthright, and loe, now hath he taken my blefing. Aito pe Gard, atk thou not veſerued a bleſſing foime? 37 Then Ishak anfwered,and (aid vnto Eran, Behold, J bane madehirn + thp lord, andali his brethren baue J made bis fers wants :-atle with wheat and wine baue J kurniſhed bim, and vuta thee now what Hail J darsnplonne? 38 Chen Cian (aid unto his father, Mak thoi but one blefing, my Father? bleſſe me, || cucnane alia my Farber sand Clan lifted vp HIS voyer, and wept. 39 Then Ishak his father anſwered aud faie vnto bin, Behold, rye fatnefle ot the earth Gail be thy dwelling place, and thou {halt hane of the Dewolf heauen froni aboue. 40 Aud iby thy ſword halt thon ttue,and Hatt be thy brothers ruant. But it hall come to pant, when thou Walt get thema féeric, that thou Walt begate bis yoke front thy necke. x 41 E Therefor Clau hated Jaakob be» caufe of the bleſſing, wherewith gis father bleſſed ht. And Eſau thouaht in his mind, The tapes of mourning fo2 ny father wil: come ſhorciy, thew 3] wili fay my brother Jaakob. 42 ‘And it was tolde to Rebekah of the p Genefis. — wos of Eau her elder fonne, and ſhe ſent m He hath good hope to recouer - his birthright by Killing thee. n Forthe wicked fonne wil killthe godly : and the plague of God will afterward light on the wic- ked fonne. Chap.26.3 5. o Which were Efaus wiues, p Hereby the perfwaded Izhak to agree to Taa- kobs departure. and called Jaakob her ponger loune, ſaid vnto bün, Bebolde, thy Mother Cuts comforted agatnit thez,meaning to kill thee: 43 Now therefore my foune, beare my bovce: ariſe, and fiee thou to Maran to my bother Laban, — ‘i 44. And tary with him a whele, until thy bothers fierceneffe be fwaged, 45 And till thy brothers wath turne a= way frem ther, the forget the things which thou baf done tobim: then will J tend and take thee from thence: why ould Ji be De« zined of vou both in ong wap? 46 Alſd Rebekah fain to Ishak, °F am weary of my itfe, fo: the odaughters of Heth. JF Jaakob take a wife of the Daughters of Meth like hele of che Daughters of the land, r what aualleth it meto liue? CHAP. XXVIII, 1 Fxhak forbsddeth Faakeb totake a wife of the Canaanites. 9 Efau taketh awife of the dauchs ters of J {bmael againft his fathers will.12 Jaakob inthe way to Haran fèeth a ladder reaching to heauen. 14 Chriſt is promifed. 20 Taakob asketh of God onely meate and clothing. —J— Ishak called Jaakob, and a blenen i him, and charged hint, and ſaid vnto bim, Take not a wife of the daughters of Canaan. 2 Arile, * Get thee to* Padan Aram to the boule of Bethuel thy mothers father, and thence take thee a wite ofthe Daughters of Laban thy mothers bother. 3 And Goo fall Luflictent bleſſe thee and make thee to increafe, œ multiply thee, that thou mayeft be a multitude of peopiec, 4 And gine thee the bleſſing of bza- bant, cuen fo thee and to thy ſeed with cyee, that thou mayeſt inherit theland (wherein thou art a> ranger, ) which God gatie vn- to Abraham. § Thus Ishak Cent koorth Jaakob, and be went to Padan Aram vnto Laban tonne of Bethuel the Aramite, baorher to Rebe- kab Jaakobs and Claus mother. 6 GiUhen Claulawe that Tshak hav bleffed Jaakob, and fent him to Padan A- ram,to fet bim a wife thence, and giuen dim a charge wien be bleed him, faping, Chou walt not take a wife of the Daughters of Canaan, i 7 And that Jaakob had obeyed his fa- ther and bis mother, and was gone to Pa⸗ ban Aram: 8 Allo Glau ſeeing that the Daughters of Canaan diſpleaſed Izhak bis father, 9 Then went Clan to Iſhmael, € tooke li unto the wiues, which he had, Wahalath the Daughter of: Iſhmael Abrahams tonne, the fitter of fabatorh,te be his wife. Io ¶ sow Jaakob departed from Weer- fheba,andwent toivavan, IX And he came vito a certaine place,and farted there all night, becaule the un was Downe, and tooke af the tones of che place, andlavde vnder his head, and Uept in the fame place. 12 Then hee Dreamed, and behold, there Hood a d ladder vpon Che cart), and sf a This fecond blefling was to confirme laa- obs faith, left he thould thinke that bis father had ginen it without Gods motion, Hofe.t2,02. Chap.24.10, {| Or, Almighty. b The godly fae thers Were put in minde conti- nually,that they were but ftran- getsinthis worlds to the intent they fhould lift yp their eyes to the heauens, where they ſhould haue a fure dwelling, HOr beſide his WIES. c Thinking hereby to haue reconeiledhim- felfeto his fa- ther, but all in vaine: for he tas kethnotaway the cafe of the euil, d Chil isthe ladder,whereby God & manare ioyned together, & by whom the Angels minifier voto vs: all gra- ces by him are giuen vnto vs, & | we by himafcend into heaven. Iaakob fleeth, anddreameth J ofaladder. Iaakobs yowe. Chap.35: 1. and 48.3. c Hee felt the force of this pro- mife onely by faith: for all his life time he was bur a ftranger in this land, Deat. i 2. 20. and 19.14. Chap. 12:3. and8, 1% and 22,18. and 26.4. f He was touched with a godly feare and reue⸗ rence, g To beeare- membrance one- ly ofthe vifion fhewed vnto him. Cha?.31.13. Or, houſe of God ho Hebindeth not God vnder this condition, but acknowledg= ethhis infirmity, and promifeth to be thankfi ull, a Thatis, hee went foerthon his iourney. tEb. to the land tcp of tt reached bp to heauen: andloe , the ‘Angels of God went vp and Downe by it, _ 13 *And bebolde, the Lod ſtoode aboue itana fain, J| am the Lo2d God of Abꝛaham thy father, and the God uf Jzhak: che land, vpon the which thon tleepett, < will J giue thee and thy feed, 14 And thy feed ſhalbe as the duſt of the earth, and thou halt (peead abroad * tothe ~ CHeti, and to the Eaſt, tothe orth, and to tie South, and in thee aud in thy tecor hall all the *families of the earth be bleſſed. Ig And loe, J am with thee, and will Keeve thee mbitherloeucr thou cock, and wiil bing thee agatne into this land: fo: J -willnot foriake thee vntill J haue perfour- ined that, that J baue promited thee. 16 @ Then Jaakob awoke out of his fleepe, and fayd , Surely the Lor is tn this place,and J was not aware. 17 Andhe was f afraid, and fayd, Dow fearefull ts this place! this ts noneother but the boule of God, and this is the gate of Heauen. A 18 Then Jaakob role vp rarely inthe moning, Œ toske the ftone that be had laid vnder its head, ands fet it pp asa * pillat, and powꝛed oyle npon the top of it, 19 And bee called the name of that place || Beth el ; notwithſtanding the name of the citie was at the Grit called Luz. 20 Then Jaakob vowed a vow, faving, JE God wilbe with meand will keepe me in this iourney which J goe, and will giue me bzead to eate,and clethes to put on; 21 Do that J come againe unto my fa- — — in laketie, then (yall the Lord be my God. 22 Gnd this tone, which 3 haue fet vp asa pillar, thall be Gods houſe: and of ali that thou fhalt giue mewti J gtue the tenth vnto thee. CHAP, XXIX, 13 Faakob commeth to Laban & ferueth feuen yeres for Rahel.23 Leah brought to ha bed in ftead of Rahel27 He feruweth ſeuen yeres more for Ra- hel.32 Leah canceiueth and beareth foure ſonnes. pem Jaakob a lift vp his feete and came - 4 into the + Ealt countrep, i 2 Annas he looked about, behold, thtre was a wel in the feln, >and loc,thzee flocks of theepelay thereby ( for at that well were of the children of the flockes watered ) and there was a great the Eat. b` Taus he was dire@ted by the -only prouidence’ of God, who brought him alſo to Labans houſe. c Ir feemeth that in thole dayesthe cuftome ‘was to call cuen ftran- pers brethren. d Or, ishein ' ce? by the which word the Ebre wes fignifie all profperity. fone byon tie weis mouth. 3 And thither were all the flocks gathe⸗ red, and they rolled the tone from the wels mouth, Fwarered the ſheepe, tput the tone againe upon the wels mouth in his place. 4 And Jaakob fayd vnto them, Dy ebrethzen, whence be pe? And they anſwe⸗ red, (die are of Haran. 5 When hee fain tnte them, Knew yee Laban the tonne of Raho: Cho fain, CGe knoto bim. i 6 Againe he ſayd vnto them, 43s hein good health? and they anfweredD, Hee isin ood health sand behold , his Daughter Ra- t commeth withthe eepe. ; 7 Then be fatd,Loe, it is yet hie Day, nei⸗ ther isit time thatthe cattell ſchould bee ga- thered together: water yee the cheepe and Chap. XXIX- goe feed them. 8 But theylaid, We may not vntill atl the Aocks be brꝛought together, andrillmen rolle the fone from the welles mouth, that we may water the erpe. € Ahile he talked with them, Rabel alfocame with her fathers heepe, for Hee kept then. ID Aud affoene as Jaakob faw Rabel the daughter of Laban bis mothers bother, the ſheepe ot Labatt bis mothers brother, then came Jaakob neere, trolled the ftone from the wels mouth,and watered the flock of Laban bis mothers brother, ; UU And Jaakob killed Rabel, and liftyp bis voyce and wept. | I2 (Foꝛ Jaakob told Radel, that he was ber fathers || brother , and that hee was Re- — fanne) thenie ranne and told ber ather. 13 Aud when Laban beard tell of Jaa⸗ kob iis lifters fonne , be ranne to meet pir, and imbraced him , ¢ kiſſed bim t bought bim to bis boule; and yee tola Laban «all thele things. | 14 To whom Laban fait, Mell.thou art my! bone aud my feH, and Hee abode with bim the (pace of a moneth. 15- € foz Laban fayd vnto Jaakeb, Though thou bemy brother, Houldei thon therefoze ſerue me fo nought? Cel me what thalbe thy wages? 16 Mow Laban had two Daughters, the = called Lea , t the pounger called Ra- Ye . 17 And Leah was || tender eyed, but Ra- hel was beautitull and faite. 18 Aud Jaakob loued Rajel,aud (apd, J wili (erue thee ſcuen peeres foz Rabel thp ponger Daughter. > 19 Then Laban anſwered, It is better that J] gine her thee, then that J ſhould glue ber to another man: abide with me. 20 And Jaakob terien teucn yeeres for Rabel, t they leemed vnto him buta s few Dayes, becaute he loued her. 21 Then Jaakob fayd ta Laban, Guie me my wife that J| may goc in to per: tor my * terme isended, 22 Therefore Laban gathered together alithe men of the place, anv made a feat. 23 uti wien the euening was conte, be toske Leah bis Daughter, and bacught her to him, and he went in vnto ber. 24 And Laban gaue bis maid Silpah to bis Daughter Leab,to be her ſeruant. 25 Gut when the moming was come, bevold.itwas Leah. Chen faid hee to La⸗ ban, Mheretore halt thou Bone thus to mee? Did not Jſerue thee for Rabel? wherefore then batt thou beguiled me? 3 / 26 AndLabanantwered, Jt isnet the i maner of this piace, to giue the vonger be⸗ fore the elder. 27 Fullill ſeuen yeres fog her.and we wil alio gine thee this foz the feruice, which thou fhalt ſerue me pet feuen peeres moze. 28 Then Jaakob Did, and fuillled Her ſeuen yeeres, fo bee gaue him Rabel vis Daughter to be his wife. E Sat IH <: 2g Labanalio ganz “3 Rabel biebangh- D 4 nailob and Laban, TAD Or, nephem | e Thatis,the caufe why ke departed from ~ his fathers honfe and what hefaweé inthe way. f Thatis, of my blood andkin- - red. ee Or, bleare eyeds g Meaning, after that the yeeres were accomplie’ fhed, 5 $Eb. my dapit 3 Iaakob was de⸗ ceiued ,was,that inoldtime the ~ wife was coue with a vaile, when fhewas > brought to her busband, in fign ofchaftitie and fhamefafinefie. i Hee efteemed more the profit that he-had of © Iaakdbs feruice, then eyther his = promife orthe ~ manerofthe countrey, tho he alleadged cus ſtome for his e culeg ig pa -seah,Rahel,Bilhah,Zilpah. ter Bilhal his maide to be her feruant. 30 =h entred he in to Rabel alio, and lo» ued alio Rabel moze then Leah , and ſerued Him pet leuen peres moe. 21 Chen the Lod faw that Leah was Delpiled,he + made her * Eruittull: but Ras hel was barren. j 32 And Leah conceiued and bave a fon, and hee called his name Reuben ; fo? hee fEbr.opened her qwombe. k This declareth that oft times they which are defpifed of men, are fauoured of God. 1 Hereby appea- reth, thse the had recourfeto God in her affliction, m For children are a great caufe my tribulation,now therefore mine bulband wille ione me- : 33 And the conceined againe, and bare a forne.and fade, Becaule che Lowe heard that J] was hated, hee bath therefore giuen me this ſonne allo, and fhe called bis name Dimeon. 34 And ſhe conceiued againe, and bare a fonne, and fapa, Mow at thts time will mp ofmutuallloue hiuſband keepe me company, becaule J haue betweeneman bozne him thee fonnes: therefore was his and wife, name called Leut. l Or, confi fe 35 Moroner thee conceiued agatne, and Matth.1.2. bare a ſonne, faying , sow will J| || peavle — the Loz: *therefoze the called bis name Ju- earing. Dal, and + left bearing, CHAP. XXX. 4-9 Rahel & Leah being both barren giue their maids unto their husband, and they bare him chik- drex.15 Leah giueth Mandrakes to Rahel, that Jaakob might he with her. 27 Laban is enriched for Jaakobs fake. 43 Jaakob is made very rich. $20 when Rabel faw that he bare Jaa- kob no childzen, Rabel enuied her fitter, and (aw vnto Jaakob, Gtuc me childzen,o2 els J Die. a Ir is onely God that maketh bar- ren and fruitfull, and therefore I am not in faule, b I will receiue i| her children on I| mylap,asthough 4 Then Hee gaue him Bilhah her maid they weremine to wife,and Jaakob went in to her Í| owne, § Ho Buhah conceiued , and bare Jaa⸗ \ tEbr. F fhalbe ob afonne. 3 | éuilded. 6 Then laide Rabel, God hath ginen y fentence on my fide, and hath allo beard my voyce, and hath ginen me a fonne therefore called the bis name Dan, : 7 And Bilhah Rahels mayd concetued againe,and bare Faakob the fecond fonne. 8 Then Rabel faide, Mith *0 excellent weeltlings haue J weeltled with my litter, and baue gotten the vpper hand: and thee called bis name Naphtali. 9 And when Leah faw that the had lett bearing , hee tooke zilpah her maide , and gaue her Jaakob to wile. | 10 And zilpah Leaba mayde bare Jaa- kob a fonne. 5 II Then ſayde Leah, dA company come meth: and fhe called his name Gan. 12 Againe “sab oad Leabs maid, bare Taas kob another fonne. 13 Then fayd Leah, Ah, bleſſed am Jl, foz gaint Rabel, and hee an, Am F in? Gods itead; which hath withbolden from thee the fruit of the wombe? ‘ 3 And thee fayd, Behold my mayd Bil- Dah, «oe in to ber, and hee hall beare vpon a knees, and +3 hall haue children alfo y her. l| TEbr.wreftlings y of God. h £ € The arrogancy 4} of mans nature ~ | appeareth in that fhe contemneth Fi her filter, after li the hath recei- ‘with a multitude ` }\\of children: for fo laakob doth jexpound this the Daughters will bicile me zand the called Paname Gad, bis name Aber. ||Chap.4a 19. 14 CROW Renben went in the Bayes of Genefis. fayd, Becaule the ! Lord hath looked vpon D 2 @bhenJaakobs anger mwas kindled a M Tofeph borne. Iaakobs the wheat haruett æ found e MBandrakes in the ficld,and brought them vnto pis mother Leah. Chentaid Radel to Leah, Giue mee, J pray thee, of thy tonnes mandzakes. 15 But thee antwered her, Js tt a final matter foz thee to take mine bulband, tr» cept thou take my ſonnes mandzakes allo? Then lain Rabel, Cherefore he hall Acepe i — ues this night for thy onnes man- lakes. 16 And Jaakob came from the fielde in thecucning, ¢ Leah went out tomeete him, € faid, Come in to mee, foz J haue thought and payed for thee with my fonnes mane Drakes: and be lept with ber that night. 17 And Gon heard Leah, and the conceie ued, and bare vnto Jaakob the Bft ſonne. 18 Then fait Leah, God hath giuen mee mypreward, becaule J gaue mp mapde to pid huſband, and thee called his name Jilla- r. Ig After Leah conceiued againe, bare Jaakob the lirt fonne: Pia 20 Then Leah faine , God hath inducd me with a good dowꝛie: now will mine hul- band Dwell with mee, becaule J haue borne e Whichisa kinde of herbe whofe roote hath acertaine likenes of the figure of aman, Ebr. buying, I haue bought. f In feed of ace knowledging her fault, fhe boa- fteth asif God had rewarded het ~ therefore, ` bim tire Connes; and thee called bis name . 3ebulun. 21 After that, ſhee bare a daughter, and fhe called her name Dinah. 22 C And God remembzed Rabel, and God heard ber, and | opened her wombe. IOr, made her 23 Do the conceiued and bare a lon, and fruitful. (aid, God hath taken away my g rebuke. g Becaufe fruit- 24 And he called hig name Joſeph, faye fulneffe came of ing, The Lod will giue mee yet another Gods bleffing, fonne. who faid , In- 25 @ And affoone as Rahel had bone creafeand multi- Jofeph, Jaakob fayd to Laban, Hend me a- plie: barrenneffe way that Jj map goe vnto my place, Eto my wascounted asa countrey. i ; curfe, 26 Gine mee my wines ana my childzen, foz whome J baue ferued thee, and let mee goe : for thon knowelt what ferutce J paue Done thee. 27 To whome Laban anlwered, Jf J haue now found tauour in thy fight, tarie: J baue ſperceined that the Lord bath biet lOr,tryed by ex- {ed me fo: thy fake. j perience: 28 Allohee faw, Appoint vato mee thy wages, and F will gtue it chee. 29 But he fayd vnto him, Chou knowelk what feruice J haue Done thee, and in what taking thy catteli hath beene|| vnder me. |] Or, with me, 30 Fez thelitle, chat thou hant before J tEbr.at my foote, came, is increaſed into amultitude: and the h Theorder of Lorde hath biefled thee top mp comming: nature requireth but now when (hall J] traucl foz mine own that cuery one houſe alfo? prouide for his 31 Then be fayd, Chat Hal J giue thee? owne family. And Jaakob anlwered, Chou halt gine lOr, /eparate mee nothing atall: if thou wilt Doe this thom. thing for me, J| willreturne, feed, and keepe HOr.red, thy theepe. 1 That which 32 J will paffe thorow all thy flocks thig ‘hall hereafter Day , and || — from them all the eepe be thus ſpotted. with little pots and great fpors, and all K God hall te- ſblacke lambs among the foeepe,t the great fifie formy righe {potted and litle (potted among the goates; teous dealing by ian it wall be my wages. rewarding my la~ 33 So ſhal my « righteouſnes anſwere fe bours, ſpottedlambes. Iaakob lOr counted theft. \\Or,Laban. llOr, redde, ov, browne. me hereafter, whenit hall come foz mpre- ward befozethy face, & euery one that hath not little oz great ſpots among the goates, and blacke among the theepe, the fame fhall be | theft withme. 34 Then Laban fain, Go to, would God it might be accozding to thy faying. 35 Therefo:e || he tooke ont the fame Bay the bee goates,that were party coloured and with great (pots,and all the thee goats with litle and great (pots,andallthat had white in them, ail the i blacke among the fheepe, and put them tn the kecping of his ſonnes. 36 And bee fet three Dayes tourney bes - tweene huntelfe and Jaakob. And Jaakob 1 Iaakob herein vied no deceit: for it was Gods commande ment, as he declareth in the next chapter, verlie g.and 11. lOr conceiued. _ m As they which tooke the ramme about September, & brought forth about March: fo the feeblerin March, & lambde in Sepcember, a The children yttered in wordes that which the fa- ther diffembled in heart, for f co- uetous think that whatfoeuer they cannot fnatch.is pluckt fro them. FEbr.and loe, not f witb hım as erday, and yer efterday. Feb as yefler > and before yefter. da Y. b The God vhõ my father wor- thipped. kept the ret of Labans ſheepe. 37 ¶ Then Jaakob Jtooke rods of greene popular, ¢of haſell, and of the chelnut tree, and pilled white rakes in them, and made the whtteappeareintherods., 38 Chen he put the reds, which hee had pilled, in the gutters and watering troughs, when the fheepecame to drinke, before the ſheepe: ( forthey werein heat, when they came to Dzinke.) s 39 And the eepe | were in beate before the rods, and afterward brought feorth yong “4 partie colour, and with tmall and great pots, 40 And Jaakob parted thefe lambs,and turned the faces of tie flacke towards thefe lambes party colourca, tali maner of black, among the fheepe of Laban; fo bee put bis owne flockes by themiclues, andput them uot with Labans florke, — 41 And in euery ramming time of the m {tronger ſheepe, Jaakob latd the rods be- fore the epes of the fheep in the gutters, that they might concetuc before the rods. 42 But when the hheepe were feeble, hee put chem not tn: and fo the keebler were La- bans,and the frouger Jaakebs. 43 Ho the man encrealed erceedingly, and bad many flockes, and maide (eruants, and men leruants, and camels, and alles. CHAP, XXXI: i Labans children murmure againft Iaakob. 3 God commadeth hin to returne to his countrey. 13.24 The careof God for Faakob.19 Rabel flea- leth her fathers sdols,23 Laban followeth Iaakob. 44 The couenant betweene Laban andFaakob. Ne» bee heard the 2 wozdes of Labang (onnes, faving , Jaakob hath taken a- way all that was our fathers , and of our . fathers goods bath hee gotten allthis ho» nour. 2 Alfo Jaakob bebeld the countenance of Laban, ¢ that it was not towards bun as intimes patt: 3 And the Loꝛd bad laid vnto Jaakob, Turne againe into the land of thy fathers, and to thy kinred,and J will be with thee. 4 Therefore Jaakob (ent and called Ra- hel and Leah to che field vnto bis flocke. § Chen (aid he vnto them, F (ee your fas thers countenance, that itis not toward me + asit was woont and the> GoBof mpita- ther hath beene with me. Chap. xxxi. 7 But your kather hath deceiued meand chaunged nip wages ſten times: but Ged luttered him not to hurt mee, JE be thus ſayd, The Cpotted thall be thy wages , then all the fyecpe bare potted: andit hee ſaid thus, Che partie coloured thalbe thyreward, then bare all the ſheepe party PREET n doi 9 Thus bath < God taken away pour fathers || ubfance,ana Sluen it me, T 10 For in ramming tune J lifted vp mine epes, and law in a Dreame,and beholde athe bee goates leaped vpon the thee goates,that were partie coloured with little and- great {pats ipotted. Il And eduga of God fayd to meina rene Jaakob, And 3J antweren, Lor, J 12 And bee fayde, Lift bp now thine epes, and fee all the hee goates leaping vp⸗ on the hee goates that are partie coloured, {potted with little and great {pottes : toz Dawe feene all that Laban Doeth vnto pee. > 13 2 Y am the God of Beth-el, where thou * anointedſt the pillar , where thou vowedſt a vow vntome. Mow rile,get thee out of thtscountrey, and returne vnto the land where thou wait borne. 14 Thenanfwercd Rabel and Leah,and fayd vnts bim , Daue wee any moze poetion aud inberttance in our fathers boule? 15 Doeth not hee count vs as ftrangers? foz Dec hath © lold vs,and hath eaten vp and ContunicD out meney, ; > 16 Cherefore all the riches, which Gon Hath taken from our kather is ours,and our childrens: now then whatlocuer God hath fapd unto thee, doc it, 17 € Chen Jaakob role vp, and {et his {onnes and bis wiues vpon camels. 18 And bee caryedDaway all his flockes, and all hts ſubſtance which hee had gotten, towit, bisriches which hee bad gotten m Pavan Aram, te go to JIzhak his father yne to the land of Canaan. ; 19 When Laban was gone to Meare his fheepe, then Rabel ftole her fathers £ idoles. 20 Thus Jaakob į kole away the heart of Laban the Aramite ; foz yee told him not that be fied. i 21 Ho fled he with all that be had,and he role bp, and pafled the | riner , Œ {et bis face toward mount Gilead, 22 And the third Dapafter was it toime Laban,that Jaakob fled. ' 23 Then bee tooke his || brethzen with bin, and followed after him leüen dayes — 5 and || ouertaoke him at mount Gi- an. 24 And God came to Laban the Ara- mite in a dꝛeame by night, and ſayde vnto bim, Take heede that thou ſpeake not to Jaakob + ought faue good. 25 ¶ Chen Laban ouertooke Jaakob, and Jaakob had pitched hts tentin the mount; and Laban alfo with bis bzethzen pitched vpon mount Gilead. 26 Then Laban ſayd to Jaakob, Chat returneth to his countrey. 13 lOr many times, c This declareth that the thing which Iaakob did before, was by Gods com- mandement,and ` not through de- ceit, fOr, cattel/, d This Angel was Chri which appeared to laa- kob in Beth. el, and hereby ap- peareth hee had taught his wiues the feare of God; for hee talketh asthough they knew this thing. Chap ap 2 8 .I 8, e For they were giuen to Iaakob in recompenfe of his feruice, which was a kinde of fale, f For fo the word here fignifieth, becaufe Laban calleth them gods, verfe 30. llOr, went away priusly from Las ban, Or, Euphratet. Or, inſe folhes and friends. lOr zoyned mith 4Ebr.from good to eril 6 Andye knew that FJ paue ſerued -balt thou Done? || thou bat euen ſtollen 10r conzeyed thy Abe * away ming heart, and carryed away nly felfe away pri- Daughters wily. father with all my might, ⸗ Iaalobs faithfull feruice to Laban: Genefis. Bitia ~ -4 “ TAAN Fhey makea couenant together. Daughters as though they had beene taken capitues with the ſword. 27 Mhereloie diddeſt thon fiee fo fecret: ly and eale away from meand diddeſt not tell mee, that J] might baug lent thee foorth With mirth and with ngg, with tunbell ann with darpe? ` / 28 But chou hak not ſuffered me to kiſſe ' my fonnes and mp daughters: now thou Haft Bone foolif}ly tn Boing o: tbr. power tin 29 Yam +abietodoc vou euill: but the mine hand. £ Gow of pour father ſpake vnto mee yeftera a Hewasanido- Night, faving, Cake heed that thou ſpeake Jarer,andthere- not to Jaakob ought fane good, 7 30 Row though thou wenteſt thy way, becaule thou greatly longan after thy fa» thers boule, yet whertfoze Saltthou tollen uy gods? Re E d 21 Then Jaakob atiwered, and faide to Laban, Becaule J was afrays,and thought that thou wouldeit baug taken thy Daugh- ters from me, : 32 burwith whom thou Ande thy gods, Nice hin not liue. Darch chou before our beetheen what J bauc ofthine, and take it to thee, Count Jaakob wik uot that Rabel han ſtollen them.) t 33 Then came Laban inte Jaakobs tent, and into Leahs tent, @ itto the two maines tents, but found them not. Go bee went r odie Leahs tent , and entred inte Kahels ent. ; 34 (How Rabel had taken the ivoles, and put themin the cameisiilitter, and fate -— Downe vpon them) and Laban (arched alt - the tent but found them iot, $Sbr. let not an- 35 Chen fayd the tober father, + MWy gerbe inthe eyes 1020, be not angry that J cannot riie vp be- of my lord. fore thee: forthe cuftomeof women is vᷣpon meet fo hee fearched, but found net the ~ Boles. 36 C Chen Jaakob was woth, € chode with Laban : Jaakob alfo anfwered and fayd to Laban, that baue J trepano? what haue J offended, that thon batt pur- fuen after me? 37 eing thon bat fearched all mp fuie, what halt thou found of all thine houſhold ttuffe 2 putit here before my bze- thre and thy brethen, that thep may mige betweene bs both. : 38 This twentie yeres J haue bene with thee: thine ewes and thy goates haue not Heat therr young, and the rammes of thp flotke haue 3} not eaten. i 39. + MAhatſoeuer was torte of bealtes, I fore would not.. . acknowledge the God of laakob for his God, ` NOr,cet him die. fOr, Araw, or, Jadde. lOr, been barren {Ebr.thetorne,or aken by pray. wouchtitnot unto thee, but made tt good Pies shi n my felfe: *of mine hand didt thou require it, were it {tollen by Day o2 ſtollen by night. 40 J was in the Day conſumed with beate, and with froltinthe night, and my || feepe Departed fram mine eyes. opt wot. ⸗ lOr * f P AL Thus paue Jbeene twenty peere in : thine houle, and ferued thee fourteene peres for thy two Daughters, and fire peeres foz ‘thy Heep, and thou halk changed mp wages temtines. h Thatis, the 42 Except the God of my Father, the God whom Iz. God of Abrahams, and the feareof Ishak bak did feare and Had bene wrth mee, ſurely thon havnet ſent reuerence. me away now empire ; bue God behelde my tribulation and the labour ofmy hands, and rebuked thee yeſternight. r 43 Chen Laban anlwered and fain vne to Jaakob, Theſe Daughters are my daugh⸗ ters, and thele fonnesaremy onnes, and thele eepe ave my theepe, and allthat thou leeſt, ismine, and what can I doe this Day vnto thele my Daughters, o2 te their onnes which thev bane bomes 44. frow therfore ‘come and let os make à coucnant, 3| e thou, which may be a wit⸗ neſſe betweene me and thee. Á 45 Then tooke Jaakob a ſtone, and letit bpasa pillar. f 46 And Jaakob fayd vnto his brethren, Gather tones: who brought tones, and made an heape, and they DD eate there vp⸗ on the heape. ; 47 Aud Laban called tt ¶Jegar · ſahadu⸗ tha,and Jaakob called tt k Galeed. 43 Foꝛ Laban lata, this heape ts witnes betweene me and thee this Dap: therefore he calien the name otit Gateed. 49 Allo he called it, 1 Mizpah, becanle hee fayd, The Loꝛd !looke betweene mee and thee, when wee Hallie || Departed one from another, 5o FE thou halt vere mp Danaghters , o? Hatt take m wines beline my Daughters: there is no man with vs, behold, God is wit⸗ nes betweene meeand thee. SI Moꝛeouer Laban fain to Jaakob, Be- beld thts heape, and behold the pillar, which J baue ſet betweene me and thee, §2 This heape thalibe witnelle, and the pillat halbe witneſſe, that 3J will not come ouet Chis heape to thee, and that theu alt not paſſe ouer this beape and this pillar bn- to mie foz enill. 53 The God of Abraham, and the Gor of ahoz, and the Go of their father bee iudge betweene vs: but Jaakob ſware by theo feareot bis father Ishak. §4 Then Jaakob did oier a ſacrifice Yp- onthe mount,and called his brethren to eat || bacad, and they DID cat bead, and tarried all night in thẽ mount. 3 §5 Andearelyinehe moming Laban role bpand killed his fonnes and hts Daughters, and r bleffed them, and Laban departing, went vnto his place agsine. CH AIRS KN Xa, 1 God comforteth Faakob by his Angels 9 to He prayeth unto God confeffing his unworthines, 13 He (endethprefents unto fan. 24.28 Hee , wre(iled with the Angel who nameth him Ifrael. oe Jaakob went foorth on bis tdir- bs ney, * and the Angels of GD D met him. 2 And when Jaakob ftw them he yd, a This is Gods hoke, and called the name of the fame plate || Mahanaium. “32 Then Jaakob fent meſſengers before him to Clau hts brother, vnto the land of Heir into the countrey of Edom: 4 To whom hee gaue commandement, faving, Chus hallpee fpeake to my tiom Ciau: Thy ſeruant Jaakob fayth thus, I haucbene a ranger with Laban,and tart- “pH vnto this time. s Whang begues allo gaes, heepe, an a ‘Jy looked to be” Ay i His confcience reprooued him of | his misbehaviour toward Iaakob, b and therefore mooued him to feeke peace, lOrgthe heape of withes. k The onena- meth the place inthe Syrian tongue, and the: other in the B- brewtongue, © llOr, watch tower. l To punih the treſpaſſer. Or, hid. m Nature come pellethhim to condemne that Vice,whereunto through coue- toufneffe hee fore ced Jaakob. n Behold, how the idolaters mingle the true - God with their fained gods, o Meaning,by i the true God whom Izhak worthipped, ||\Or,meate. p We fee thar there is euer fome feed of the Knowledge of God in the hearts of the wicked. Chap. 48.16. ‘a He acknow- ledgeth Gods be- nefits,who for * the preferuation ofhis,fendeth — hoftsof Angels. lOr tents, k b Hereuerenced his brother in worldly things, _becanfe he chief preferred to thë spisitual'promife, Iaakob prayeth tobe deliueredf6Efau. Chap.xxxiij. He wreftlethwith the Angel. 14 ; c Albeic hee was comforted by the Angels, yet the infirmitic of the fieh doeth ap- pearc. Chap.31.13, 3 Ebr. F am lefe then alt thy mercies. d That is, poore and without all ptouiſion. e Meaning,he will put all to Geatii: this pro- uerbe commeth of them which kill the bird to- gether with her yong onés, f Not diftrafting Gods affiftance, but vfing fuch meanes as God had giuen him. g He thoughtit no loffe to depart with thefe goods, totheinrenthe might follow the Vocation where- unto God called m. z AP Ebr. receiue my facs. men (eruatits, e women ſeruants, and haue feint to Hew my lord, that J map ände grace in thy light. a 6 E Do the meſſengers came againe to Jaakob, laying, Tace came vate thy brother Glau, and he alio commeth againſt thee,and foure hundzeth men with hun, 7 Then Jaakob wass greatly afrayD, and was ſore troubled, aud diuided the pro- ple that was with him, ¢ the ſheepe, and the beeues, ann the camels into two companies, 8 Fsz bee laid, JE Clan come to the one company and ſmtte it, the other company fhati efcape. s 9 q Moꝛeoner Jaakob fain, D God of my father Abraham, and Gon of my father Ishak; Lozd, which * ſaydeſt pnio me, Re- turne vnto thy countrey , and te thp kinred, and J mill Doe thee gont, 10 J am not i woztyp of the leat of all the mercies and all the tructh, which thou halt ſhewed vnto thy (ernant; foz with my d tafe came J ouer this Jorden ann now haue J gotten two bands, IL 3 pray thee Deliner me from the hand of my bother, from the pand of Elau : to 3 feare bim, lek He will conie and ſmite me,and the «mother vpon the children. I2 Foz thou laidett, J will ſurely to thee goed, emake thy (eed as the land of the (ea, which cannot be numbed foz multitude. 13. (And he tarted there the fame night, and took of that which came to handa f pres fent for Eſau his bꝛother: 14 Two hundeed ſhee goats and twenty hee goates, two hundzed ewes and twenty rammes; ; 7 $ 15 Thirty milch camels with their colts, fourtie kine, and ten bullocks, twentie Hee afies and ten foales. 7 16 So he deliuered them tuto the hand of bis ſeruants, euery Moue bp themelues and faid onto bis ſeruants, (Oaie before meand put a (pace betweene droue and Dour. 17 And he commanded the foremoff, fay- ing, Jf Ciau my brother meet chee, and alke thee, laying, MAholſe fcramcart thou? And whither gost thou ? And whale are theſe before thee 7 18 Ther thou Halt fay, They be thy fer- nant Jaakobs: itis a pꝛelent fent vnto my lord Efan: and beholde, be himlelle allo is behinde vs. 19 So likewiſe commaumed be the it- cond, and the third, and althat followed the Doues, laying, After this mance pee hail Meake onto Eizu, when pe finde hun. 20 AnD pe hail fay morcouer, Beholde, thy ruant Jaakob commethatter¥s, (Ep be thought, J 2 wiliappeate his weath with the prefent that goeth before mie, and afters ward J willfeebis face; te may de that ye willtaccepe me.) k 21 Sowentthe prelent befare him: but þe taried that night with the compariy, 22 And he rate vp the fame mabe, and tooke big two mites, and his tivo maydes, and bis eleuen chiidzen, ana wentouerthe - “the face of God, becaule chon halt accepted food Jabbok. ' 22 Gnd be tooke them, and fent them o⸗ ner he riuer and ſent ouer that be bag, - 24 @ Mow when Jaakob was left him⸗ felfe alone, there weilen a t man with pini vnto the breaking of the Dap. 25 Ano be faw that he contd noti pre- Uaile againtt bims therefore he touched the holow of bis thigh, & the holsw of Jaakobs thigh was loos, as he weilen with bin. 26 And he laid, Let me goz, forthe moz ning appeareth ho anfwered,* J will not let thee goc,eccept thou bleſſe me. 27 Then fad he vnto him, Chat is thy name? And he aid, Jaakob. 28 Then laid he, * Thy name Halbe ral- led Jaakob no moze, but Jiráel becauſe thou halt pad" power with God, thou hale alio pꝛeuatte with men. 29 Thengaakob Demaunded, aping, Geli rie,J prapthee,thy name. And he fsi, Therefor now wadiithou alke my name? Aud he bleſſes him there. 30 And Jaakob called the name of the place, Deniel : fos, faidhe, 3 hane ſcene Gov face to face,and 4 mp life ts preſerued. _31 And the Gun rofe te him as be palſed HDeniel and be! halted vpon bts thigh. 32 Therekore the chudren of Iſcãel eate not of the ſinew that fanke in the holow of the thigh, unto this day : becaule he touches the finew that ſhranke inthe holow of Jaa⸗ kobs thigh, CHAP XXXIII, 4 €faunand Iaakob meet and are agreed. 1% £- h Thatis, God in forme of man. i For God afai- leth his with the onehand,and vp- holdeththem with the other. Hofe.t2. 4s Chap.3 5.10, k God gaue Taa- kob both power to ouercome, and alfo the praiſe of the victoty. || Or, my foule i delinered, 1 The faith full fo ouercome their tentations,that they feele the fart thereof to the intent that they ſhould not glory but in their humilitie, Sau receiueth his gifts. 19 Jaakob buyeth a pof- Seffion, 20 And buildeth an Akar, =` A ked, behold, Claucanie, and with him foure hundzed men : and be 4 divided the childeen to Leal, and to Rabel, and to the twa meyns, J 2. Awd be put the maids, and their chil Den kormoſt, and LDeah, and ber children af ter, and Rahel and Joſeph hindermoſt. 3 Sobe went befo them, and > bowed Dimlelfe to the ground ſeuen tunes vntill he came necre to bis brother. 4 Then Clan ranne tomect him, and embraced him and feil on pis necke, and kib fed hiatandtheywepe. - 5 And he litt vy bts eves, and faw the wemen,and the chilozen,and fain, (haare thefe with thee? Aud heanfwered, They are the childzen mbhomG@od of his grace path gi- uen thy (truant. 6 Chen cane the mayds neere,they,and thetr chtidzetr, aud< bowed themſclues. 7 Leah alio with ber childzen came neere and made obeplance: and atter, Joleph and Rahel drew neere and Did reucrence. 3 Chen he laid, Chat meaneſt then by allthis Dene, which 3 met? Cabs antwe- red, Thauefentie,that 3] might ibe faueur in the ight ok my iord. 9 Ano Efan fapa, J Hane pnengh my brother : keepe that thon haſt to thy eife, 10 But Jaakob anfwered, May, I pray theerif J baue found grace now mthy fight, then reccine my preſent at mine hand): fo a7 hane ſeene thy face,astpough Shan feen >that ts meg: IL 3 pay thee take mp bleſſing : bought 9 $20 as Jaakob lift vp his eyes , and Ion: . a Thatifthe one part were afai- led, the other might eſcape. & RN SA —— b Bychis geura he partly did re- uerenceto his brether,and part= ly prayed to God — to mitigate E- faus wrath. c- Taakoband his — family arethe image ofthe Church ynder the yoke of tye rants, which for: . feare-are broughe to ſubiection. d Inthat that his brother imbra- ced him ſo ło- uitigly contrary: to his expeQa- tion, he accepted itas aplaine figne of Gods pres fence. |] Or, gifta P ; | Dinahis rauifhed by Shechem. | e By earneft entreatie. f He promifed ~ that which (as feemeth ) his minde was nor to performe, [Or,tents. llOr, Mefopota- mia. {|Or,lambes, or money fo marked, g Hecalleththe figne the thing, which it fignifi-. eth, intoken that God had mighti- ly deliuered him. a ‘This example teacheth that too much libertie is not to be giuen to youth. + Ebr. humbled her. t Ebr.fpake tothe beart of the mayd. b Thisproucth that the conſent of parents is re- quifite in marri- age,feeing the very infidels did alfo obferue it as a thing neceflary. fOr. folly. t Ebr.and it fhalt not be fo done, brought thee: foz God hath bad mercy on me, and therekore I haue all things : toye ccompelled pim, and he tookeit, 12 And helam, Let vs take our iourney And go, and J will go before thee. 13 Chew he anſwered him, Dp lozd know- eth, thatthe childzen are tender, œ the ewes aud kine with yong vnder mne Hand; and if they Would oucrdgine them one Day,all the flocke would Die. j 14. Let now my lozù go befoze dis feruant, and J will deiue loftly, according to the pace ofthe cattell, whichis befoze me, and as the childzen be able to endure, vntill ! J cometo ` my lom vnto Deir. 15 Then Clau fayde, J willleane then fome of my folke with thee. And he anſwe⸗ red, That needeth this ? let me finde grace in the light of my lod. 16 ¶ So Eſau returned,and went hts wap that fame Day vnto Meir. 17 And Jaakob went forward teward DHuccoth,and built him an houle, and made boothes foz his cattell: therefore he called the name of the place || Succoth. 18 C Afterward, Jaakob came fafe to Shechem a city, which ts in the land of Cas naan, when pe came from || Pavan Aram, and pitched before the city. 19 And there hee bought a parcell of ground, where he pitched hig tent, at the hand of the ſonnes of Pamo: Shechems fa- ther,fo2 an bhundzed || pieces of money. 20 Ant hefet vp there an altar, and tal- led e it, Lhe mighty God of Jfract. CHAP. XXXIIII. 2 Dinah we rauifhed. 8 Hamor asketh her in ma- riage for hs ſonne. 22 The Shechemuites are Cir- cumcifed at the requeft of Jaakobs ſonnes, and the perfwafion of Hamor, 25 The whoredomeisre- {i wenged, 28 Jaakob reprooueth his ſonnes. A ee Dinah , the Daughter of Leah, which the bare nto Jaakob , 2 went out to ſee the daughters of that countrep. 2 Uhom when Sbhechem the fone of amo; the Hiuite lord of that countrey aw, ve tooke ber, and lap with her, and t delileð er, 3 Go bis heart claue vnto Dinah the Daughter of Jaakob: and he loued the maid, and t (pake kindely vnto the mayo. 4 Then ain Shechem to histather Ya- moz faving, Get me this mayd to wife. § _( Mow Jaakob heard that he had De- filed Dinah bis Daughter, and his fonnes Were with his cattell in the fielde: therefore — helde his peace, vntill they were come, 6 € Then Pamo: the father of Dhe- chem went out vnto Jaakob to commune with bim. 7 And when the fonnes of Jaakob were come out of the field and heard tt, it grieued the men, and they were very angry, becaule he bad wrought villeny in Frael, in chat he had lien with Jaakobs daughter:twhich thing ought net fo be Done. And amo; communed with them, faying — ge aa of md fonne e ren ngech toz pour daughter: giue her him to wife, peay vou. Cencha! The Shbcheinines titrumei die Maine: 9 So make|| affinitie with vs: giue your Daughters vnto vs, and take our Daughters . bunto pou, 10 Anope Wall Dwell with vs, and the land fhall be before pou: Dwell,¢ Do pour bus finreffe in tt, haue your pofleflions therein. IL Shechem allo ſaid vnto her fatherand vnto her bꝛethꝛen, Let me finde fauour in pour eyes, and J will gine whatlocuer pee fpall appoint me. 12 {Aike of me abundantly both dowry and gifts,and J will gtue as pe appoint me, fo that pe giue me the mayd to wife. 3 Chen the onnes of Jaakob anhwered Shechem and Pamo: his father, talking Decetftully, becaule he had defiled Dinah their fitter, 14 And they fayt vnto them, ¢ Mee cane not Doe this thing, to gine our fitter to an vncircumcifed man ; toz that were adre- pꝛoofe vnto vs. Is Butin this will we conlent vnto you, ik ye willbe as we are, that euery manchilde among you be ¢ circumciſed: 16 Then will we gine our Daughters to pou, and we will take your Daughters tovs, and wil Dwell with pou,and be one people. 17 But ifpe willnot hearken vnto vs to be circumciſed, then wil we take our daugh · ter and Depart. 18 Mow their words plealed hamoꝛ, and Sbechem Hamos fonne. 19 And the yong man Deferred not toda the thing, becaule pe loued Jaakobs daugh⸗ ter: be was allo the mot fet by ofall pis fathers boufe. ; 20 @ Then amoz and Shechem bis fonne went vnto the ë gate of their citie, and communed with the men ok their city, aping, ; 2I Trpel men are e peaceable with vs: and that they may Dwellin the land, and Bo their affaires therein (foz beholde, the land hath roome pnough foz them) let vs take their Daughters to wiues, t gtue them our Daughters. — 22 Dnelpherein wil the men conſent vn⸗ to vs foꝛto dwel with vs, and to be one peo» ple, ifall the men childzen among vs be ctr tumciſed as they are circumciſed 23 Hhallnot + their flocks and their fub- ſtance and all their cattell be ours? onely let vs confent herein vnto them, and they will Dwell with vs. 1 24 And vnto Pamo, and Shechem his foune hearkned al that went out of the gate of his city :and all the men chtldzen were circumet{ed, euen all that went out of the gate of his citie. 25 Andon the third day (when they were fore) two of the fonnes of Jaakob, Simeon and Leui Dinahs bzethzen, tooke either of them his word and went tntothe citte bolt- tp and * flew * cuery male. 26 Whey flew allo Wamo: and Shechem his fonne with the t edge of the ſword, and tooke — out of D — and went their way. 27 Againe the other ſonnes of Jaakob lOrynarriages. ` llOr grant mp request. $} Ebr.multiply greatly the dowry. c They madethe holy ordinance of God,a meane to compaffe their wicked purpofe. d As itis abo- mination for them that are baptized to ioyre with infidels. e Their fault is the greater,in that they make Religion a cloke for their craft. f Or moſt ho- nourable, f For the people vied to aflemble there,and iuſſice alfo was mini- ftred. g Thus many pretend to {peak for apublike ptofit,when they onely fpeake for their owne pri- uate gaine and commoditie, h Thus they lacke no kinde of perfwafion, which preferre their owne come modities hefote the common wealth, i For they were the chicfe of the company. Chap 49.6. k rhe peopleare puni(hed with their wicked princes. t Ebr.mouth of came vpon the Dead, and {poyled the city, the fiverd. fter. becaule they had oefen their A 28 They ™ i ~ Yaakobclenfeth his houfe of idoles, [Or to be abhor- red, a God is euer at hand to fuccour bis in their trou- bles. o Chags28.33. b That by this / outward a& they fhould ‘fhew their inward re- | pentance, ¢ For therein was fome figne of _ fuperftition, as in tablesand Agnus deis, d Thusnotwith- ~ ftanding the in- conuenience that ~ camebefore, God deliucred laakob. Chap.2819. lOr, oke of lz- mentation, Chap.32.28, hOr almighty 28 Thep tooke their heepe, and their beeues, and their afles,and whatſoeuer was in the citie, and inthe ficlds. 29 Alto they caricd away captiue and ſpopled all their goods, and all their chil- Been and their wines, and all that was in the boules. / 30 hen Jaakob fayd to Simeon and Lent, Ve haue troubled me, and made mec li tinke among the inhabitants of the land, aswell the Canaanites,as the Perizzites, and J being tew in number, they Wail ga- ther themlelues together againit me, @ iay mie,and fo ſhall J and my boule be deſtroyed. 31 Ana thep anfwered, Should he abule our fiter as a wloze? CHAP, XXXV. 1 Iaakob at Gods commandement geeth up to Beth-el to build an altar, 2 Hee reformeth his boufhold. 5 God maketh the enemies of Iaakob afraid, 8 Deborah dieth, 12 The land of Canaan a promifed hint. 18 Rahel dieth in labour. 22 Reuben lieth with hu fathers concubine, 23 The fonnes of Laakob. 22 The death of Fxhak. G pai a G00 faid to Jaakob, A riie goe bp to Beth-el and Dwell there, and make there an altar vnto God, that appeared vn⸗ x tb * when thou fiepdelt from Elau thy 20 ev. 2 Then ſayd Jaakob vnto his houſhold, and to allthat were with him , Out away the irange gods that are among pou, and b cleante pour felugs , and change pour gar» ments: i 3 Foꝛ we will ariſe, goe bp to Beth-el, and J will make an altar there vnto God, which heard me.inthe Day of my tribulatio, and was with mein the wap which F went. 4 And thep gaue onto Jaakob all the frange gods, which were in their handes, and al their « carerings which were tn their cares, and Jaakob Hid them vader an oke, which wasbySbhechem, 5. Ahencthep went on their iourney, and the 4 feare of God was vpon the cities that were round avait them:ſo that they did not follow after the fonnes of Janko. —— 6 €DHo came Jaakob to Luz which ts in the land of Canaan: (thefame ts Beth-el) pe and all the people that was wtth hun. 7 And be buit here an altar and * had callcd the place, Che God of Weth-el ; be- taule that God appeared onto hun there, when be fled from his brother. à 8 Chen Deborah Rebekahs nurſe dicd, and was burted beneaty Beth-el wnder an oke: and be called the name of tt || Allon Ba» t uth. 9 ¶ Againe God appeared vnto Jaakob, py came ont of Padan Aram,annd blef im. 3 To Moꝛeouer God fapa onto him, Why name is Jaakob: thy name Mall be no moze called Jaakob , but * Jiraci hall bee thy name : and be called his name Iſrael. IL Againe, God fayde puto bim, Jam God || all fuffictent, grow, and multiplie a nation and multitude of nations fal ſpring of thee, and Kinges Wall come out of thy topnes. PR IE 12 Jio J will giue theland, which F gaug Chap. xXxxv. xxxvi. to Abraham and W3hak, vnto thee:and vnto thy teed atter thee wil! J gine that land. 13 So God ¢ aicended frem him inthe place where he had talked with hin. 14 And Jaakob fet vp a piular in the place where he talked with hun, a pillar ef tone, ARG powed drinke offering thereon; allo he powzed ople thereon. 15 And Jaakob called the name of the place where God {pake with him, Betheel 16 @ Chen they departed from Beth el, and when there was ' abont halfe a paves tourney of ground ta come to Ephzath, Ra- * oe And tn traueiling hee was in 17 And when Hee was in pains of herla- botir, the midwife fata vnto her, fFeare not: foz thou fhalt hane this fonne allo. 18 Then as thee was about te yeelde bp the ghott (foz thee Died) the called his name * — but his father called him Beniae ig Thus * dyed Rabel, ¢ was buried in the way to Epheath, which is Beth iehem. 20 And Jaakob fet a s pillar vpon her graue: this is the pullar of Rahels grane vn- to this Day, 21 Chen Iſrael went forward, and pit-- then hts tent beyond Migdal eder. 22 Mow when Iſrael Dwelt in that land, Reuben went, and>lay* with Bilhah bis fathers concubine, and it came to Iſraeis care, And Jaakob had twelue nnes. 3 The tonnes of Leah, Renben Jaa: kobs eldett fonne, and Suncon, and Leni, and Judah, and Iſſachar, and Zebulun. _ 24 The lonnes of Rabel: Jofeph Ben- iamin. 25 And the ſonnes of Bilhah Rahels maide: Dan and Maphtalt, 26 And the onnes of Stipa Leahs maid: Gad and Sher. Thele are the tonnes of — » Which were borne him in Pavan ram. 27 € Then Jaakob came bute Izhak bis father to Mamre a citie of Arbab: this is Debon, where Abraham et Izhak were ftrangers. 28 And the dapes of Ishak were an hune Deth aud fourelcore peeres, (29 And Ishak gaue bp the ghoſt, anv Died, anD was* gathered bunto his people, being oD and full of dayes; and his onnes Clay and Jaakob buried him. CHAP. XXXVI. 2 The wines of Efau. 7 Taaksb and Efau are rich, 9 The genealogy of Efas, 24 The finding of mules. i : Dees are the a generations of T- fau which is Edom 2 Clan tooke bie wiues of the >dangh= ters of Canad : Adah the Daughter of Elon an Hittite, € Aholibamah the daughter of Anah , the Daughter of 3ibeon an Vinite, Gnd tooke Bafemath JHmacls daugh- ter,fifter of Mebatoth. “> : 4 And* Adah bare vnto Clan, Eliphaz: and Balemath bare Reuel. 5 Alſo Aholibamah bare Jeu and Jaa- tant, and Korah: thele are the fonnes of Glau which were bone to pim — Rahel dicth,and Izh@. F 5 Y e As God is faide to defeend, when he fheweth fome figne of his pre- fence. fo he k faid to afcend, when the vifion is ene ded, f The Bbrewe word fignifierh. as much ground. as One may goe from baite to baite, which is taken for halfe a daycs iourney, Chap.48.7- g Theauncient fathers vfed this ceremony to te= ftifie their hope ofthe refurreQids to come,which was not generally revealed, h This teacheth thatthe fathers were not chofen for their merits, but by Gods one- ly mercies whofe eleGtion by theix fault was not changed, Ch¢pr49.4ne Chap.25, 8. a This genealo- pie declareth that Efau was blefled temporally, and: that bis fathers bleſſing tooke place in-worldly: things. b Befides thofe: wiues whereof is fpoken, Chap. 26,34. 1, Chron.’ 25> A > Efius generations. c Herein appea- retlyGeds proui- dence, which cauteth the wice ked to giue place tothe godly, that Jaakob ngght en- ioy Canaan ac- cording to Gods promite. Fofh.24.4 ſOr, the Edomites a. Chron.i.35. —E fOr, neece⸗ Orchiefe Mee d If Gods pro- mife be fo fure towards them, which are not of his houfhold, how much more willhe performe the fame to vs? Or, wephewes. LOr,sephewes. a.Chron.1 38. e Before that Eſau did there in- habite, f Who not can- tented wich thofe kinds of beafts which God had created, found out themon- ſtrous generation of mules be- tweenethe Affe „ andthe Masc, The Dubkes. land of Cangan. 6 Bo Cian tooke his tines € hts ſonnes and Sis daughters, and ail the fouled oF pig boule ant bts flockes anv all his catteli,and. ali bis ſubſtance which he had gotten in the land of Canaan, and © went into another countrey fran: his brother Jaakob. 7 Foꝛ their ciches were lo great that thep could not dwell together the land, wherin they were rangers, could not recetue them becaufcotthetrflockes. 8 * Therfore dwelt Clan in mount Heir: This Cuis Edom. à 9 CHo thele are the generations of C- fau father of | Edam tu mount Sete. Io Ghele are the names of Eians fonness WVEliphaʒ che fonneof Avah, the wifeot E- fau, and Reuel the ſonne of Bahemath the wife of Cilau, II An the fonnes of Cliphas were Cee man Dmar,Fepho,ard Gatam, ¢ Kenaz. 12 And Cimna was concubine to Cite phas Elaus ſonne, and bare bute Eliphaz ——— be the tonnes of Avah Claus ife, 13 (And thele are the ſſonnes of Renel: Nahath and Ferah, Bhammal, and Wiz- zabh: thelle were the fonnes of Baſhemath C- tans wife. 14 (AnD thele were the fonnes of Aho- libamah the Daughter of Anah, || Daughter of Zibesn Claus wife: for thee bare vnto E- fan Jeuh, and Jaalam.and Koꝛah. 15 hele were 4 Dukes of the fonnes of Clans the fons ot Cliphas, the firt borne of Clau : Duke Teman, Duke Omar, Duke 3epho, Duke Renaz _ 16 Duke Kozah, Duke Gatam, Duke Amalek : thele are the Dukes that came of Eliphaz in theland of Caom: chele were the || fonnes of Adah. 17 (Aud thele are the fonnes of Reuel Eraus ſonne: Duke Nahath, Duke secah, Duke Hhammah, Duke Mizza) : chele are the Dukes that came of Renel in theland of Edom : theſe are thel ſonnes of Baſhemath Claus wife _ 18 C Likewile thele were the ſonnes of Aholibamah Claus wife : Duke Feufh, Duke Jaalam, Duke ozah: theſe Dukes came of Aholibamah, the Daughter of Anab Claus wife. } 19 Theleare the chilen of Clan, and 3 cave the Dukesotthem s Chis Efu ig om. 20 * Thek are the ſonnes of Deir the Doite , which © inhabited the land before, Lotan,and Sbobal,and zibeon, and Anah, 21 Ana Difhon, and Ezer and Diſhan: thele are the Dukes of the Lozites,thelons of Deir in the land of Edom. ; 22 And the fonnes of Lotan were Pozi, and Demam, and Lotans fitter was Timna, 23 And the'fonnes ef Sbhobal were thele: Aluan and Manahath, and Chal, Sbhepho, and Drain. 24 And thele are the fonnes of zZibeon: both Aiah, and Anah : this was Anah that found f mules in the wilderneſſe, and be fed bis father Zibcons alles. 25 And the childzcn oF Anah were theles I ' Genefise and Kin gsof Edom. Dithott, anv Aholibamah tye daughter of nab. 26 Allo theſe are the ſonnes of Diman: — » aud Eſhban; and Ithzan, and heran. 27 The lonnesof Ezer are thele : Bile Han, and Faauan,and Akan. 28° Che onnes of Diſhan are thel: Tis, and Aran. i * Thele are the Dukes of the Porites: Duke Latan, Duke Shobal, Duke Ftbeon, Duke Anab, ] 30 Duke Dion, Duke Czer, Duke Die han: Wheie bee the Dukes of the Horites: after their Dukedomes in theland of Sete. 31 (And thele are the skings that raigs ned in the land of Edom , before there reige ned any King ouer the childzen of Iſtael. 32 Then Bela the lonne of Bep reigned in — the name of bis city was Din aba 33 And when Bela dted,Jobab the fonne of 3erab cf Bozra reigned in his tead. 34 Mhen Jobab allo was Dead, huſham of the land of Temani reigned is bis tead, 35 And atter the Death ot Huſham, Ha⸗ Dad the ſonne of Bedad, which Aew gpi. anin he Held of Moab, reigned tn his tead, and the nante of bts citie was Auith. 36 Cathe adad was dead, then Hame lal of Maſrekah reigned in his tean. 37 Ahen Samlah was dead, Shaul of bReboboth by the riuer reigned in bts ean. 38 Ahen Shaul died, Baal hanan che ſonne of Achboz reigned in his ſtead. 39 And after the Death of Baal hanan the fonne of Achbor, Hadad reigned in hie ſtead, the name of his citie was Pau: anv his wives name Mehetabel the Daughter of Matred, the Daughter sf Mezahab 40 Then thele are the names of the Dukes of Clau according to their families, their places & bp their names: Duke Time na, Duke Alua), Duke Jetheth 41 Duke Aholibamah, Duke Elah, Duke Pinon, 42 Duke Kenaz, Duke Teman, Duke Mibzar. 43 Duke Magdiel, Duke Iram: theſe be the Dukes of Edom, according to theit abitations, in the land ot their inheritance. bis Glan is the father of ‘Crom, CHAP, XXXVII 2 Fofepheccufeth his brethren, 5.He dreameth and ts hated of his brethren, 28 They fek himeo the F{hmaclees. 34 Jaakob bewaileth Iofeph. Aakob now dwelt in the land, wherein bis father was a ſtranger, in the lande of Ganaan. 2 hele are thea porene of Jaa· kob: when Joleph was ſetienteene yeere old, bee kept theepe with bis brethren: and the childe was with the fonnes of Bilhah, and with the fonnes of Ftlpab, bis fathers wives. And Jofeph brought vnto their father their je cuill faping. ; ow Sirac louen Jofeph moze then all his ſonnes, becaule he begate bim tn his old age, and hee made him a coate of many Colours. 4 De "Tofephs | 3 | g The wicked rife vp ſuddenly to honour, and peri(h as quickly: but the inheri- tance of the chile dren of God continueth for euer, Phal, nee, 28. h Which citie is by the riuet Euphrates. Or vicce. i Of Edom eame the Idumeans. a That ss, the ftory of fuch things as came to him and his fami- he, as Chap. 5.45 Or,flander. b He complai- ned of the enill words,and iniue | ries which they fpake and did againtt him, llOr ꝓiece⸗. 3 dreames: His brethren hate him: Chap.xxxviij. Tofephisfold. 26 e God reuciled 4 BHowhen his bꝛethꝛen ſaw that their fatyer loued bim moze then all Hts beerhzen, then they hated him, ant coulde not ſpeake peaceably onto him. § € Aud Joleph Canaantte : and he tooke her to wife,and went in vnto ber. 3 Holhee conceiucd, and bare afonne, and be called dis name Cr. 4 and the conceined againe,and bare a fonne,and Hecailed bis name Dnan. s Mozꝛeouer foe bare pet a ſonne; a alfo appeareth, verfe 36, & chaps 39. 1. or elfe he was firft offered- to the Midianites but fold to the I thmeelites. k To wit, the meffengets which were ſent. Chap. 44. 28. fOr, I wil mourne fer hum, fo long as I hue, } Which word doth notalway: fignifie him that is gelded,but al= fo him that is in fome hie digni» tie. k |Or, captaine of the guarda a Moksdeferi> beth the genealon- gie of fudah,be- caufe the Meffias fhould come of: him, 1. Chram 2. 3 b Which affini- tie notwithitane ding was con- demned of God?. A⸗ubmb. ⁊ 6.19. | Iudahand Tamar. umb 219» c This order was for the preferua- tion of the tiock, that the childe begotten by the fecond brother, fhould haue the mame and inheri- tance of the firk; which is in the. New Teftament aboliihed. d Forthe could not marry id any other family fo long as ludah would reteine her in his. + Shr.was com- ported, ||Or,t2 the doore of the fountatnes: ov where were EWO wayes. e God had won- derfully blinded him, that he could not know her by her talke. || Or, tere of thine bead, ; f That his wic- kedneſſe might not be knowen . to others, + Eby.in con- tempt. g He feareth man more then God, fhe called Shela : and Tudah was at Chee 3b when the bare him. : 6 Then Judah tockea wife to Er bis trt bone onne, whale name was Gamar. 7 * Mow Er the firt bome of Judah twas wicked ti the fight ofthe Logd ; there- faze the Lod few him. 8 Chen Jusah laid to Dhan, Goin vn- to thy brothers wife, and Do che office ofa kinſmnan vnto her, and ratle c bp eene vnto thy brother. : 9 And Onan knew that the feed ſhould not be bis: Therefore when he went in vn⸗ to his bothers wife, hee ſpilled it on the proma » lelt hee ſhould gine ſeede vnto bis other ` 10 And it was wicked in the epes of the 020, which be DIB; wherefore he Hew pim a 0, b I Chen fayde Judah to Tamar his Daughter tnlaw, 4 Rematne a widow tn thp athers boul till Shela my ſonne grow vp C foz hee thought thus, Left he die as well as bis beetheen. ) Ho Tamar went and dwelt in ber fathers houle. i 12 @ And in pocele of time allo the Daughter ofDhual Judahs wife died. Chen Judah, when he + had left mourning , went up to bis ſheepe ſheerers to Cininah,be,and hts neighbour Dirab the Aoullamite. 13 Andit was tald Tamar, laying, Be- Hold, thy father in law goeth vpto Cimnab, to heere his eepe. À 14. Then the put her widewes garments off from her, č couered her with a baile, and weapped her felfe, ¢ fate Downe in / Dethah· enaini which is by the wap to Timnah, be» tanle the law that Shelah was growen,and fhe was not giuen vnto him to wife. Is Chen Judah (aw her, hee iudged her an whore : foz fhe had couered her face. 16 And hee turned to the wap towards ber, and fata, Come, I pray thee let me lie with thee, (fozbeeknem not that he was bis Daughter inlaw.) And the anhweren, Chat wilt thou gine me foz tolie with me? 17 Chen laid he, F will (end thee a kid of Genefis. 24 @ Mow after three moncths.one told Judah, laying, Tamar thy daughter inlaw bath played the whore,and loe. mith playing the whore, the ts great with childe. Chen Judah latu, Wing pe her koorth, and let ber be > burnt. 25 When he was brought foorth, he fent tober father tn tawe, ſaying, y the man, vnto whom thell things pertaine, am J with chine: andfatde allo, Looke, J pray thee, whole thele are,the ſeale, and the cleake,and the kaffe. 26 Then Judah Krew them , and fapd; Dhe tsi moze righteous then F: foz fhe hath doncit , becaule J gaue her not to Sbelah my ſonne So be lay with ber * no moze. 27 Cow when the tune was come, that fhe thould bee Deliuered, behold, there were twinnes in ber waombe, ` a 28 And when he was in traucil, the one put ont bishand: and the midwife tooke and bound a red threed about bis hand, fap ing, Thig is come out firt. 29 But when he | plucked his hand back agate, lo, bis bother came out, and the mid- wife ſaid, Yow haſt thou broker the breach vpon thee and bis name was called “Bha. rez. 30 And afterward came out bts brother that had the red threed about bis hand, and his name was called Sarah, CH AP... XXXIX. £ Fofeph is foldto Potiphar. 2 God proSereth him. 7 Potiphars wife tempteth him, 13. 20 He is accufed and caſt in priſon. 21 God fheweth him fauour. N2u Joſeph was brought Downe into Egppe: and Doriphar san Eunuch sf 2 Reade Chap, Pharaohs (and his chicte ſteward an Egyp: tian) bought him at the hand of the Iſhmee lites, which had brought him thither. 2 Andthe> Lord was with Jofeph and hee was aman that prelpered, Œ wasin the boule of his matter the Egyptian, And his matter faw that the 1020 was with him, and that the Lord made all that the gaats from the flock: and the faid, Welf he did, to prolper in bis hand. thou wilt giue mea pledge, till thou fend it, 18 Then he fata, chat ts the pledge that J Hall gine thee? Anu heantwered, Thy fignet,and thy| cloake,and thy ſtaffe that ts in thine band. Hobe gaue tt her, and lay by her, and the was with childe by him. 19 Ehen He role , € went g put her vaile from herana put onber widowes raiment. 20 Afterward Judah lent a kidde of the goates by the hand of bis fneighbour the A- Dullamice, fo? to receine his pledge from the womans hand : but he found her not. 21 hen alked he the men of that place, faying, Chere ts the whore, that face in Œ- naim by the way fue? And they ankwered, There was no whore here. 22. De came therefore to Judah againe, and faine, J cannot finde her, and allo the _ of the place fain, There was no whore here. 23 Then Judah ſayd, Let her take it to ber, let webe+eathamed: behold, J fent this kid, and thou halk not found ber. 4 Do Foleph found fanour in his fight, ana ferued him: and be made him ruler of c Becaule God ` his houle,e put all that he bad, in bis hand. § And from that time that he bad made him ruler ouer bis houſe, and ouer all that he had, the Loz 4 bleiled the Egyptians houle forJiolephs fake: and the blefling of the Lora was ppon all that he had in the boule, and tn the field. y 6 Therefoge he left all that he had in Jo- fepbs band, e and tooke account of nothing that was with him, faue onelv of the bread, which he did cate. And Joleph was a faire perfon,and well fauoured. j } 7 Crow therefore after thele things, his matters wife cat her eyes vpon Joſeph, and fain, Lie with me. : i 8 Buthe refuled and fain to his matters wife, Behold, my matter knoweth not what he hath in the Doule with me, but hath con mitted all th ath to mine hand. 9 Whereis tio man greater tn this houſe then J] + neither hath bee kept anp thing Tamar hath twofonnes. ` h Wefeethat © the Law,which was written in mans heart, taught them that whoredome fhould be puni- fhed with death: albeit no Law as yet was given, 1 Thatis, fhe ought rather to accufe methen I her, ù k For the hor- rour ofthe finne condemned him. 1 Their heinous finne was figuifie ed by this mon- ftrousbireh, m Or,the fepa- ration betweene theeand thy broa ther, t.Chron.2.40 matth. I. 3. 37:36. b The fauour of God is the founa taine of alf prof: peritie, profpered him: and fo he made Religion to ferue his profit, d Thewicked are bleffed byt company of the godly. e For hewas | affured thata Jb things fhould -profper well: therefore he ate | and dranke,and. tooke no cere, f Inthis word fhe declared the fumme whereun: to allher flatte- ries did tend. ‘Tofephis caftinto prifon. The from me,but onely thee, becaule thou att bis wife: bow then can J Doe this great Wits p2 Z Thefeare of kedneſſe and ſo ſinne againts God ? God preferued Io Andalbett the fpake to Joleph Day by himagaintthee Day, pet hee hearkenc’ not vnto ber, to lye continuallten- with ber,or tobe th ber company. tations. Il Then ona certaine Day jofeph entren Chap.x!. ButlerandBakersdreamés. 17 ing of Egypt, which were bound inthe 6 And when Joleph came in vnto then in the mozning, and looked bpon them, bee bold thep were ſad. 7 Aud healked Pharaohs Officers, that were with him in bis matters ward, fying, -N f Or, tados wil. lanie and fhame. h This declareth that where in- continencie is, thereunto is ioy- ned extreme im- pudencie and craft, fOr,aftertha maner. ¢Ebr.in the pri- fon houſe. 1 His euill in- „treatment in the | prifon may be gathered of the Phl. sos. 18. $ Cbr.inchned mandement, eunuches, the ord fiznifieth them that were in high estate , or them that were elded, : ‘da God worketh nany wonderfull "}meanes to deli- er his. p> That is euery reame had his erpretation, as e thing after. declared, into the houfe,to doe bis buſineſſe: and there was no man of the houſhold in the houle: 12 Therekoꝛe the caught him by bis gar- ment,faying, Sleepe with mee ; but hee left He garmentin het band, and fied, and got im out. 1 13 Mow when ſhee A that hee had left bis garment tn ber hand,and was fied out, 14 Dbecalled vnto the mes o€ her boule, and tolde them, faying, Beholde, bee bath brought in an Ebzew vnto vs, to mocke vs; who came in to me foz to haue flept with me, but Z t cryed with a lowe nopee. 15 And wher he heard that J lift vp my voyce and cried, bee left hisgarment with me,and fled away,and get him ont. I6 oee lapde vp his garment by ber, vntill her lord came home. 17 Then fhe told him laccording to theſe wo20s,laping, Che Ebrew ſeruañt, which thou haf brought vnto bs, came in to meto mocke me. 13 But affoone as J lift vp my voyce and CEO VETEONS garment with me, and fied ut. 19 Then when his matter heard the wo2ds of hts wife, which thee tolve him, fay- tng, After this maner DiD thy ſeruant to me, bis anger was kindled. i 20 And Foys mater tooke bim and put bim inti pilon, inthe place, wherethe Kings piloners lay bound; and there hee was tn pifon, 21 @ But the Lod was with Joleph,and +hewed him mercie, and got him fauour tn the fight ofthe imatterofthepnion. 22 And thekecperof the pilon commit: ted to Joſephs hand all the pzifoners that mercy unto him. were in the pifon and *whatlocner they did Or,lord, there,that I he, That is,no- 23 And the keeper of the pifon looked vn- thingwasdone —tG nothing that was vnder bis hand, feeing without his com· that the LoD was with him ; for whatfoeucr pe Did, the Lord made it to vrolper. CHAP. XL, 8 The interpretation of dreames i of God. 12. 19 Fofeph expoundeth the dreames of the two prifoners. 23 The ingratitude of the butler. AS after thefe things, thebutler of the King of Egypt, and his baker ofenden their lord the King of Egypt. 2 And Pharadh was angric againſt his two'D fficers,agatntt the chiefe butler, and againſt the chiefe baker. : 3 Therefore he put them in ward in bis chiefe Rewards houte, in the pꝛiſon and place where 2 Jofeph was bound. 4 And the chicfe ſteward gaue Joleph charge ouer them, andhe ferued thenu and they continued a ſeaſon tn ward : § C And they both dreamed a dreame either of them his Dreame in one night > ech one according to the interpretation ef bis dreame, both fhg butler and the Baker of the t CCiberctoze looke ye fo fadly to day ¢ 8 AMho anlwered him, men echone a dreame, and there is none ta interpzete the fame. Then Joleph fat vuta them, Are not interpzetations of Gon ¢ telf them menow. Ñ oy i fap pines —— ae —— eph, an nto him, jn zeame, bebold,a vine was before me, +s lo Andin che vine were three bganches, and as it budded, ber flowze came forth:ana the clutters of the grapes wared ripe. 11 And I had Pharaohs cup tn mine hand, and J tooke the grapes: and wung them into Pharaohs cup.and F gaue the cup into Pharaohs hand. : I2 Then Joleph lain vnto him, Chis iig * Ebr, why ave CAee haue Dea- your faces eusll? c Cannot God raife yp fuch ag fhall interprete fach things¢ d He was affured the interpretation of tt; Che thace branches by the ſpirit of are thzee dayes. 13 Aithin three Dates Hall Pharaoh lift bp thine head, anv reitoze thee vnto thine toffice, and thou falt giue Pharaohs cup into bis band after the olve maner, when thou watt bis butler. © 14 But haue mee inremembzance with thee, when thou art in good cafe, and thewe mercie, F pzay thee, bnto mee, and ¢ make mention of me to Pharaoh, that thou mate bing me out of thts boufe. 15 Fo: J was ſtollen away by theft out of the land of the Ebrewes, and here allo hane 3 Done nothing, wherefore they ſhould put melin the dungeon, 16 And when the chiefe baker lawe that the — —— was good, hee fayd vñto Jofeph, Aifo me thonahtin my dreame, that 3 bad thee fwhite batkets on mine head. 17 Andin the vppermoft bafket there was of all maner baken meates foz Pharaoh: and the birdes DiD eate them ont of the bat ket bpon mine bead. 18 Then Jofeph anſwered, and fayde, 2 This is the interpretation thereof; Che thzee baſkets are thace Dayes: 19 Aithin three Dayes Hall Pharaoh take thine head from thee, and fhall hang thee on a tree, and the birdes pall eate thy feth from of thee. 20 And fo the thirde Day, which was Joha- raohs birthday, hee made a feat vnto all bisferuants: and bee lifted vp the bead of the chiefe butler, and the head of the chieke baker among bisferuants. — 21 And be rettozed the chiefebutler vnto bisbutlerthip, who gare the cup inte Pha⸗ raobs hand. ji 22 But he hanged the chiefe baker,as Jo⸗ fepb had interpzeted vnto them. 23 Det the chiefe butter DiD not runem- ber Joleph, but forgate him. CHAP, XLT 26 Pharaohs dreames are expounded by Fofeph. 40 Heis made ruler ouer all Egypt. 43 Fofephs mame 1s changed, 50 Hee hath two fonnes: Ma- c naffel God, that hisin- terpretation was true, 18br place. e He refuſed noe the meanes to be deliuered, vhich he thought God had appointed, i Orn the pit. f Thatis, made of white twigs, or asfome reade, bafkets full Of holes. g He theweth that the Minifters of God ought ‘not to conceale that which God reueileth ynto them. h Which was an occafiontoap- point his officers, and foto exa- mine them that were in priom eee a Pharaohs dreames. ¥ Ebr.at the end oftwo yeeres of ayes. a This dreame was not fo much for Pharaoh,as to bea meane to deliuer Iofeph, and to prouide for Gods church. {\Or, fatre to be- bold. 0, llOr, flag gie place. b fe eee meanes God ve fcd to deliuer his feruant,and to bring him into fauour and au- thoritie. e This feare was moughto teach im, that this vi- fion was fent of God, d The wile of the world vader- Rand not Gods fecrets, but to his feruants his will is reueiled. e Heconfeffeth, bis fault againft the King, before he (peake of Io- feph, * Reade Chap. 405. o P/al. 105,20. f Fhewicked ſeeke to the Pro- phetsof God in their necefitie, whomin their rofperitie the P hire. 4 g Asthoughhe would fay, 1F í intetpretc thy dreame,it com- meth of God, and norofme, tEbr.anfwere peace. $ Gbr. naught. #affehand Ephraim, 54 The famine beginneth throughout the world. te Ae tiwo yeeres after, Pharaoh allo -A a Dzeamed, and beholde, dee flood by a riuer, 2 Andloe,there came out of the riuer fe» uen || goodly kine and fat fleſhed, and they fed in a || meDow: ; 3 andlor, ſeuen other kine caine bp af ter them out of the river, euill fauoured and leane fieihed, and food by the other kine vp⸗ on the brinke of the river, 4 Gnd theenil fauoured and leane fieh- ed kine Bid cate vp the fenen weil kauoured ana fat kine ; fo Pharaoh awoke. § Agatne he Uept, and dreamed the > fe- cond time; and behold, feuen eares of come grew vpon one falke,ranke and goodly. 6 And toe,feuen thin cares, and blaſted with the Ealtwinde, ſprang vp after them. 7 Andthe thinne eares devoured the fe- ven ranke and fullecares. Chen Pharaoh a- waked, and loeit was a dꝛeame. CARS 8 mow when the moning came, his fpi» rit was < troubled; therefore be fent and cal- led all the (oothfapers of Egypt, and all the wile men thereof, and Pharaoh tolde them his dreames: but d none could interpzete them to Pharaoh. f 9 Chen ſpake the chiefe buticr vnto PP baranbotaping.d e call to minde mp faults s Day. Io Pharaoh being angrie with his fers uants put me th wardin che chtefe Rewards houle, both me and the chiefe baker. It Then wee Dreamed a dreame in one night, both J, and hee; wee Deamed eache mak according te the tuterpzetation of his zeame. 12 And there was with bs a pong mat, an Chew, ſeruant vnto the chtefe reward, wom when wee tolde;, hee Declared our dreames to* bs, to euery one he DeclaredDac- h cording to his Dreame. 13 And as he declared vnto vs, fo tt came to palle:for be reſtoꝛed me to mine office, and hanged bhim, I4. *Then fent Pharaoh and £ called Jo⸗ {eph,and thep bꝛought bim haſtily out of pri⸗ fon, and bee ſhaued him, and changed pis raiment,and came to Pharaoh. 15 Then Pharaoh taid to Jofeph, J haue dreamed aDzeame, and no man can inter: pzeteit, and Jhaue heard fap of thee, that when thou heareſt a Dzeame, thou cant ins terpacte it. _ 16 Snd Joſeph anfwered Pharaoh, fap» ing, e CCiithout mee God Mallt anfiwere foz the wealth of Pharaoh. 17 And Hharaoh (aide nto Jolcph, Jn mp dreame, behol, J Hood by the banke of eriuer: 18 And loe. there came bp ont of theri- ucr ſeuen fat fleihed, and wel kauoured kine, and they fed in the medow. Ig And loe, ſeuen other kine came bp af- ter chem, poore and very +euil fauoured,and leane fletjed > J neurt faw the like inal the land of Egypt, fo: euil fauoured. 20 And theleane and cuilfauoured kine did gate vp che firk lenen fat kine. ‘Genefis. Tofephinterpreteththem, — 21 AnD whet they * had eaten them bp, +Ebr.were gone it could not be knowen that they had eaten nto their inward’ them, but they were ſtill as cuillfauoured, parts. as tbey twere at the beginning: fo DID Ja⸗ wake, 22 Moꝛeouer Jſawe in my Dreame, and beheld, ſeuen cares ipang out of one alke, full and faire. } f 23 And loc,feuen eares withered, thinne, and blatted with the Eaſtwinde, prang vp after them. f 24 And the thinne eares deuoured the ſe⸗ tien good eares. Now 3) baue told the ſooth· fayers,and none candeclare it vnto me. 25 C Then Jofeph anfwered Pharaoh, h Both Pharaohs Dzeames are one. God — ſhewed Pharaoh, what hee is about oe, 26 The ſeuen good kine are ſeuen peeres: and the leuen good cares are ſeuen peeress thistsoneDeeame. ; 27 Likewile the fenen thinne and euil faa uoured kine, that came ont after them, are feuen peeres ; and the feuen emptie eares blatted with the Caltwind,are leuen peeres offamine. — 28 Thisis the thing which J haue ſayd vnto Pharaoh, that God hath ewed vnto Pbarach, what he ts about to Doe, 29 Beholoc, there come ſeuen peeres of great || plentic in all che land of Egypt. || Or,abundance 30 Againe,there thallarile after them les ayd ſaturitie. uen peeres of famine, fo that all the plentie fhall be forgotten tn the land of Egypt, and the famine all conſume the land; _ 31 either Hall che plentiei bee knowen |'Or,they hall re. inthelande bp reafon of this famine that ember no more thall come after ; fog it Mall beeercceding theplentic. ` great, 32 And therefore the Beeame was Doubs led vnto Pharaoh the fecond time, becauſe the thing ts ettablifjed by God, and Gov | alteth to perfoꝛme it. y sM 3 - 33 Mow therefozelet Pharaoh ipzonide i Theoficeofa foz a man of vnderſtanding anDwiledome; truë Prophet is © and (et hun oner the land of Egypt. notonelyto ` 34. Let Pharash make and supoint offis thew the euils to cers ouer the land, and take vp the fft part come,but alfo of the landof Egypt in the ſeuen plendesus che remedies for peeres. the fame. 35 Alls let them gather all the foode of thele good yeeres that conte, & lap bp coꝛne bnder the hand of Pharaoh foz food, in the cities, and let them keepe it, Ast 36 Go the food thall bee fo: the pronifion ofthe land, againt the feuen peeres of fa- mine, which all bee in the land of Egypt, k None thould that the land perth not Dy famine. be preferred ro 37 CAd the faving pleafed Pharaoh honour that and all bis ſeruants. haue not giftsof 38 Then faw Pharaoh wntohis {eruants, God meete for Gan we finde fuch a man as this, in whom is the fame, the: Sprit of God ? Pfal.ios.24, 39 Then Pharaoh faine to Joſeph, For r.mac,2.53- as much as @od hath ſhewed thee ailthts, adés7.10, here is no man of vnderftanding,o2 of mit $ Ebr. mouth. ome like vnto thee. i 1 Somereade,the 40 *Thou fhalt beoner mine houſe, and people ſhall kiffe at thy +! wozd hall all my people be armed, thy mouth: that mn in the Rings thong will J bee aboue. is, thall obey thet fE , inallthings, Al Moꝛe⸗ h Both his dreamcs tend to one end. — rE andis made ruler, §Or his fignet. $Ebr.the fecond Charete m In figne of ho- nour; which word fome cx- - pound „tender father , or father ofthe king’, or, kneele downe. [O7 the expouu- der of fecrets. Or, Brieſt. n Hisage is men- ticned,both to thew that his au- thoritie came of God,and alfo that he fuffered imprifonment and exile twelue yeres andmore, Ebr. made for gatherings Chap, 46.20, and 48.5. o Norwithftan- ding that his fa- thers houfe was the true Church of God: yetthe company of the _ wicked, and pro- fperity,caufed him to forgetit. Pfal.105.16. Or, foode, Or, came to E~ greto Fofeph. Jam 41 Moꝛeouer Pharaoh faine to Foteph, Webold, J hanelettheeouer all the land of Egypt. rt And Pharaoh took off his tring from his hand, and putit vpon Jolephs band, and arayed him ws garments sf fine linnen, aud puta golden chaine about bis necke. 43 Do hee ſet him vponthe + beſt charet that hee bad, laue ene: ana they cryed before bint, = Abzech, and placed him ouer all the land of Egypt. p} 44 Agatne Pharaoh fain vnto Joleph, haraoh; and without thee Hall no man lift bp bis hand o2 bis foote in all the land of appr. 45, And Pharaoh called Joſephs name | Faphnath-paancah: and bee gaue bim to wife Alenath the Daughter of Pott-pherah Pꝛinct of Dn. Then went Joleph abzoad inthe land of Egypt. i 49 € And Joleph was " thirtie peere old when bee tood before Pharaoh king of C- gypi; and Joleph Departing fromthe pres fence of Pharaoh, went theoughout all the land of Egypt. 47 Gnd in the feuen plenteous peres the earth + beoughe forth Roze. 48 And bee gathered vp all the foode of the euen plenteous peres which were in the landof Egypt, and laide dp food in the ct ties: the fogde ofthe fielde, that was rouna abont euery citie, laid he vp tn the fame. 49 So Foleph gathered wheate, like bits to the fand of the Sea in multitude sut of meafare, vntill be left numbzing + foz tt was without number. ço Mow vnto Joleph were borne *two fonnes ( befoze the peres of famine came) which Alenath the Daughter of Poti-phe- tab Prince of Dn bare vnto him., SI And Jofeph called the name of the Arh borne Manaſſeh:foꝛ God, faid he, hath made me md all my labour and all my ° fathers ouſhoid. 52 Allo he called the name of the fecond, Ephraim: foz God, faid hee , hath made mee frurtfullin the land of mine affliction. 53 EHorthelcuen veres of the plenty that twas in theland of Egppt were ended. §4 *Chen began the ſeuen peeresof fas mine to come,accozding as Joleph bad faid: and the famine was in alllands., but in all the land of Egypt was |) bꝛead. 55 At the iength all cheland of Egypt was affamiſhed, and the people cryed to Pharaoh foz bread. And Pharaoh fata vn- toall the Egyptians, Go to Joleph: what he faith to pow Doeye s6 ühen the famine was vpon all the land, Joſe ph opened all places , whereit the . fore was, and {ola vnto the Egyptians: foz the famine wared loze in the land of Egypt. §7 And all countreyesicame to Egypt to buy cozne of Jloleph,becaule the famine was ſore in all lands. CHAP. XLII. 3 Fofephs brethren come into Egypt to buy corne. 7 He knoweth them,and tryeth them. 34 Simeon is put ia prifon. 26 The other returne Bather fasherto fet Beniamin, Chap. xiii. lofephandhis brethren. 18 ~ Tews Jaakob faw that there was A food a This ſtorie it Tarpt and Jaakob fade vnto his fheweth plainelie fonnes, Ahy t gaze pye one bpon another? thatalltbingsare 2 And bee fayd, Bebold, 3 haue heard, gouerned by that there is food in Egypt, Get pyon Downe Gods prouidence thither, tbup vs food thence, that wee map forthe profit of Itue,and not Die, his Church, 3 Howent Jolephstenbechrendowne fOr, corne. to buy cozne of the Egyptians. b As men defti- 4 But Beniamin Joſephs bꝛother would ture of counteli, hot Jaakob (end with bis beetheen; for bee AZs 7,12. fata, Lett death ould + befall him. tebr. [boula mees § And the ſonnes of Iſrael came tobuy hem. food among them that came : foz there wag kamine in the land of Canaan. 6 Mow FJoleph was Gourrnour of the land, who fold to all the people of the land: then Joſephs bacthzen came , ¢ botsen their faceto the ground befoze bim, _ 7 And when Joleph lawe his beethzen, he knew them, and < made himieife range c This differas toward them, andfpake to them roughly, bling isnotto bé and faid onto them, Ehence come pe? ha followed,nor any anſwered, Dut of che landeof Canaan to particular facts of buy victuall, the Fathers, not 8 (Mow Joſeph knew his bethan, but approued by — they knew not bim.. Gods word, 9 And FJoleph remembꝛed the Drames, Chap.37.5. Which he Deamed of them) and he fai bn- to them, We are {pies, and are come to fee the + weakenefle ofthe land. $Ebr, nakedne fe è 10 Buttheplapde vnto hint, May. mp or filehine fz, — but to bup victuall thy feruants are me. II (Ge areall one mang fons: we meang truely,and thy (eruants are no ſpies. 12 But hee {aid vnto them, May, but pee ate come to fee the weakenes of theland. 13 And they laid, Cie thy (eruants are twelue —5 the ſonnes of one man in the land of Canaan: and bebolde , the pon- í seft is this Dap with our father ,anBone his [Oris deade not. I4. Againe, Joleph fayd puto them, Cis i FOAR {pake vnto pou, faying, Wee are eg, Is Hereby ye Hhalbe pzooued: 4 by the life of Pharaoh, pee ſhall not goe hence, except pour vongeſt brother come hither. 16 Hend one of pou which may fet your brother, and yee fhall be kept tu priſon, that pour words may be preoucd , whether there be truth in pou: oz els by the life of Pharaoh pe are but (pies. : i 17 So he put them in ward three dates. 18 Then Joleph fais onto them the third pee check oE Day, This do,andline: for J e feare GoD. ee tO 19 Itpee be true men, letone ofyourbze: Ct Comuptt thren be bound in pour patfonbaule,andaoe © ns, yee, carte foode for the famine of your pou. € And — s: Chap. 43:5: d The Egypti- ans, which weré idolaters, vfed to fweare by their Kings life sbut God ſorbiddeth to {weare by any buthim : yet Ies feph dwelling a= mong the wic- g 20 *But bring your yonger brꝛother vnto me, that pout words may be tryed, and that pe Die not: and they did fo, le y 21 @ And they layne one to another, f Affidionma- Gee haue verely finned againtt our bzo- keth men toac- ther, in that welaw the anguith ef bis ule Knowledgetheir then hee befought ys, and wee would yor faults, which o- heare him: therefore ts this trouble come therwifethey vpon Ys. would diflemble, 22 And Reuben amlwered thei, taping, j C2 b Marneð J Simeon imprifoned. Harned J trot por, faving, "pinent a. Chap.37.21. PERI gainſt the chilue, and yee would mot heare? Geneliis. Taakob fuffereth Beniamin to depart. - 30 Lofeph goeth afide and —J rie pi goeth afide and weepeth, 32 They feaft g Godwilltake ana loe, bis e blood ts now required. Dw great famine was in theland. a This was a vengeancevpon _ 23 (And they were not aware that Jo- N 2 And when they hav eaten vp the great tentationto vs,andmeature ſeph wndetitood then: forhee+lpake vnto victuall, which they had bought from G« laakob to futfer vswith ourowne them by an interpreter.) SVE, their father fatu vnto them, Curne a> foereat a famine meafure, 24. Then hee turned from them, * and gaine, and buy ve alittle fone. ja chased tEbr.aninterpre Wept,and turned to them againe, and com> 3 And Judah anlwered him, ſaying, The where God had ter betweene muned with chem, and tooke Simeon from man charged vs by an othe, faying, * Aes promifed to them, ` among them, and bound him before their uer fee mp-face, except your bzother bee bleie him. h Though hee eyes. with you, Chap. 42.20 fhewed himfelfe 25 CHo Jofeph commanded that they 4 Ikthou wilt env ourbzother with vs, rigorous, yerhis Mould All the fakes with wheate, and put we will goe Downe, and buy thee foone: brotherly afeti- · euery mans monep agate tm his ſacke, and 5: Batifthon wilt not {end him, we will onremained, gine chem victuall koꝛ the tourney: and thus not goe Downe : foz the man faide vnto vs, DiD he vnto them. _ *Looke me not inthe face, except pour bao» CP 42.20, 26 And they lapu their victualvpon thet’ ther be with pou. afes and Departed thence. : 6 And Jicael (aid, Aherekore dealt ye fo 27 Andaz oneof them opened hig ſacke cuill taith me, as to tell the man, wherher ye foz to gine hig affe pponender in the Inne, he Han preta brother oz no? elpied his money: fo? toe, it was ibis lacke 7 And they aniwered, The man alken ‘One fiat month. fttatghtiy oF our tenes and of our kinten, |" f —— 28 Then hee laid vnto his bꝛethren, Wy Laying, Js pour father yet aliue? haue pe andian letons : money is reftozcD; foz loe, it is cuen in my any brother? And wee told hin ¢accogving 7 a — Ebrowent owt. facke. And their heart + failed them, ethey to theſe wordes: could wee know certai f 5 efe AN hi iBecaufetheir were’ atonihed , and fayn one toanother, lythat hee would fay, Bring pour bother * showed * confcience accu- Uhat is this, that God hath Done vnto vs? Downe? which ne aske fedthemoftheir * 29 Q And they came vnto Jaakob ther 8 Chenlain Judah to Iſrael his father, ~* finne,they father vnto chelandof Canaan, and tolde Bend the boy with me,that wee may rile, & thoughtGod hin allthat bad befallen them, laying, | Hol, and that we may liue, and not die, both would haue 30 The man,who is t020 of the land,{pake We, and thou, aud our childzen. troughtthem to roughly tabs, and put vsin priſon, as ſpies 9 FZ will be fuertie for btm: of mine hand trouble bythis ofthe countrey. i fhalt thou require him. *FFF boing bim not © hap. 44.33 money. 31 And we laid vnto him , Cec are true tothee,and let him befoze thee, thenletme +Ebr. Twill nue men and are no ſpies: beare the blame fo2 euer. to thee, 32 Ae be twelue brethren, fonnesofont 10 Foꝛ except we had made this tarying, POr, canmctbe father: one llis not, andthe vongeſt is this doubtleſſe by this wee had returned the les founde Day with our father in the land of Canaan. cond time. 33 Then the loD of the countrey fain vn» I1 Then their father Ilrael ſayde vnto tovs, Hereby Wall J know if pee beetrue them, Ffit mult needesbe fonow doe thuss mien: Leane one of pour bzethzen withme, take ot the bett fruites of the land tn your and take food foz the famine of pour houſes, veſſels, and bung the mana peelent, alittle and Depart, _ roſen, and alittlehony, || {pices and myzhe, "Or, feet fincks, 34 And bing pouryongelt bꝛother vnto nuts and almonds: $ me, that J mar knot that pee are na (pies, 12 And take double money in pour bWhenweeare but true men; fo will Deliver you your bz0> Hand, and the money that was breught a- inneceflitie or ther,and pe hall occupte tn the land. gaine in pour fackes mouthes: carie ita: danger, God for» 35 (and as thep emptied theirfackes, matne in pour hand, let ttwerefome ouer· biddeth not to beheld, cuerp mans bundle of money was light. ; vie all honeft in bis facke:and when they and their father 13 Cake allo pour brother, and arife,and meanesto better faw the bundels of their money, they were gocagainetothe man. — our eftate & cone afraid. ; j I4 And: Go Almighty glue yoy mer- dition. 36 Then Jaakob their father faine to cie in the tightofthe man, that hee may de⸗ c Our chiefe them, Dehauc robbed meest my childzen: liuer you pour otherbgother,and Beniamin: truſt ought tobe Or, light vpon Jofeph is not, and Dimeonisnot, and yee but Jcſhal be robbed of my chitd,as J baue inGod, and nor me, ; willtake Beniamn: all thele thinges pare k Forthey feee againſt *me. med notto be 37 Chen Reuben anſwered bis father, gouched with any faying, Slay mp two fonnes, if J batng him ` Jonetowardtheir Not wntothee againe: Deliner him tomine brethren,which band, and J will bzing bim totheeagaine. increafed his fo- 38 But hee fayo, My fonne thall not goe ` row:andpartly Bowne with you:foz his bother is Dead and asappeareth,he be is left alone; if Death come vnto him by fupe&edthem the way which pe goe then pe Wall wing mp fox Iofeph, grap head with row wnto the grane, CHAP XLIIL 13 Jaakob (uffereth Beniamin to depart with bis children. 23 Simeon is deliuered out of prifon beent. ; in worldly Iş Thus the men tooke thts prefent, and meanes. tooke twiſe fo much money intheir bande d He fpeaketh with Bentamin,and role bp, æ went Downe thefe wordes not to WA and ſtood befoze Jofeph. fo much of de- 16 And when Jofeph tawe Beniamin (paire,asto make with them, hee Kid || to bis ſteward, Bung his (onnes more thefe men home, andkill meate, and make carefull to bring ready: faz the men hall cate with mee at againe theirbro= noone. 5 ther. 17 And the man did as Foty) bade, and {\Or, to the ruler. brought the men vnto Jolephs houle, of bis houfe. 18 Mowe when the men were brought e Sothe iudge- {nto Joſephs boule , they were < aftatde, mentofGod and fayd, Becaule of the money that came preffed theie inour fackes mouthes at the frit time, m conſcience. g. é 4 i (bap.42. 3. elfe upon us. ; Li. caft hitsa f felfevpon vs. - allorber in ree Beniamin brought to Iofeph. ł Eb.roulehim- wewought, that he mapt picke a quarell as gainit ys and+lay fomething to out charge, and being vs in bondage and our afes. 19 Therefore came they to Jolephs tew. ard, and communed with hun at che Dooze of the boule, : 20 Andlaide, Db fir, * wee came indeed Downe hither at the firt time to buy food, 21 Gnd as wee came toan Inne aud opg- ned out fackes, beholde, euery mans money was tn bis ſackes mouth , euen our monepin Eull weight, but we haug bzoughe it againe in out bands. 22 Alle other money haue we broughtin out bandes to buy food, bur wee cannot tell, who put our money tn our facks, 23 And he faid. Weace be vnto you, feare not: £ pour God and the God of pour father hath ginen pou that treafure tn your facks, J bad pour money and hee brought foorth Huncon to them. : oF Ho the man ledde them into Joſephs Houle, and gaue them water to wath their keet, and gaue their afles prouender. 25 Andthep made ready their prelent as pais Joleph came at noone (fez they heard ay, that they ſhould eat bꝛead there.) 26 hen Jofcph came home, they brought the pzelent into the boufe to him, which was in their bandes, ¢ bowed Downe to the ground befoze bint. i : 27 And he alked them of their + pꝛoſperi· tie, and (aid, Is your father the old man, of opam you told mein good health? ighe pet ue? 28 Who anſwered, Thy feruant our fa- ther is in good health, be ts pet altue : € they bowed Downe, and made obeplance. X 29 And belifting vp his epes, beheld bis brother Beniamin bis s methers fonne, and fad, Is this your vonger bzother,of whom pe told mee ? And hee faid, Ged be mercifull fOr, you are well € Notwithftan- ding the corrup- tions of Egypt, yet Tofeph taught is familie to feare God, $ Ebr.peace. g Forthey two onely were borne — puto thee,my toine. $Ebr.bowels 30 And Jofeph made halle, (fog his + af owes fection was inflamed toward bts bother, and fought where to weepe) and entred inta his chamber, and wept there, 31 Afterward he waited his face, ¢ came _ Ont and refrained himſelfe, and lain, Set on tEbr.bread. ¥ Meat. 2 A h To fignifichis „32 And they prepared foz him by him- dignitie. felfe, and foz them by themlelues, and foz the Egyptians, which aid cate with him, i Thenatureof by theratelues , becaule the Egyptians the fuperftitious Might not eate bzead with the Cbrewes: istocondemne 02 that wasani abomination vnto the E⸗ gppttans, i fpeét of them. 33. So they fate before him: the eldeſt ac- felues, cording onto his age,and the pongelt accoz- k Sometime this DING vnto his youth; and the men marueiled wordfionifieth among themfelues. tobedrunken, _ 34 AnD they tooke mealies from before but here it is Him,and fent to them:but Beniamins meatle meantthatthey Was fiue times fo much as any of theirs:and hadynough,and they Danke, «and had of the bek dinke dranke of the with hun. a CHAP, XLIIIh 15 Fofeph accufeth hi: brethren of theft. 33 Ju- dah offercth himſelſe to be feruant for Beniamin, Chap. xliiij. A cupin Beniamins facke. 19 Area becommanded bts Reward, laying, Fillthe mens lacks with food,as much as they can carp, and put euery mang money in bis lacks mouth. 2 Anda put my cuppe, I meane the ſilutr a We may not cup, in the facks mouth of the yongeit, and by this cxample bis cozne money. And bee DiD acco ding tu vie any vnlawfull the commaundement that Joleph gaue practifes,ecing him. s i God hath com- 3 Antin the * moꝛning the men were manded vsto fentatwap, they, and their afles, walkein fimpli- 4 And when they went out ofthe city citie. not farte off, Joleph faid to bis Reward, Tp, + Eb,the morning follow after themen : and when thou Borit hone. ouertake thea, fap vnto them , Cdiberefoze haue pe rewarded euil fo? good? Is not that the cuppe, wherein my 10a Dinketh ? tandin the which bee Barth di- b Becaufethe uine and pephelie? pee baug Done euilin ſo people thoughe DotNg. he could diuine, 6 € And when heauertooke them, hee heattributethto fain thoſe words unta them. himfelfe that 7 And they anfwered him, Gherefore knowledge: or faith my lo2d fich words? God fozbid that els he faineth thy leruants Would do ſuch a thing. that he soniul- _ 8 Behold, the money which wee found teth with footh- in our facks movthes,we b2-ught againe to fayersforit: theecut of theland of Canaan : howe then which fimulation Mould we eale out of thylezds boule filucr, is worthy to be ogee? reproued, 9 Sith whomfocuer of thy feruants it be found, let him die, and we allo will be mp {920s bondmen. 10 And be faid, Row then let it be accozs Ding vnto your wordes: hee with whom it is found, hall be my (eruant,and pe thal bee + blameleſſe. IL Chen at once euery man tooke Downe bis facke to the ground., and cuery one ope» ned his facke. 12 And he (earched, and began at the els Det, and left at the yongeſt, tthe cup was found in Beniamins facke. 13 Chen they < rent their clothes,and la: Ded euery man hrs alle, and went againe tu: to the citie. f 14 € So Judah and his beethaen caine to Joſephs houſe (for hee was pet there ) ana they fell before bim on the ground, 15 Then Joleph ſaid vnto them, What act is this. which ye baue done? know yenot thari ich aman as J, can Diutne and pro⸗ ne phefie? z 16 Then faide Judah, hat hall wee fay unto mp loza? what Hall wee peake? and how can wee tuftifie our (clues? 1600 d Ifwefeno hath found out the wickedneſſe of thy fers enidenecaufeok uants : behold, twee arefernants temp lord, guy affiion,let ae and hee, with whom the cuppeis vslooketorhe ound, . fecretcounfel of 17 But heanfwercd, God farbid, that 3 God, «ho puni- ſhould doc fo , burthe man, with whan the Merh vsiuftly cup ts found, he fall be myſcruant, and woe jor ou: finnes, pein peace vnto pour father. IL @€Chen Judah Mew neere vnto him, and faine, D my loz0, let thy fernant now {peake a wod int my tods cares, and let not thy wrath bee kindle? againſt thy ſeruant: fo: thon art cuen ¢ as harcos 19 QByledaleed his ſcruants, ſaying, *Dane pea a 3 brother? 3 t Ebrinuecent. c To fignifie howgreatlythe thing d ſpleaſed them,and how fory they were for it. e Equallin an- theritic: or next ynto the King, Chzp.42.33> 20 Bud 16 s A d - Tudahfpeaketh tolofeph. Toſeph $Ebr. child of his old age, llOr, that I may fee him Chap.43. 3 t Ebrbe with vs. f Rahel bare to Taakob Iofeph and Beniamin. Chap, 37.33 g Ye fhallcaufe me to die for forrow. $ Sbr.bis ule is ound to his poule. Chap.43.9. h Meaning,he had rather re- maine there pri- foner,thentore- turne and fee his father in heaui- peſſe. | a Notthathe | was afhamed of his kinced, but that he would cover his.bre- threns fault. 20 And weanlwered my lord, Tee rane afather that is olde, and a yong tchilde, which hee begare in his age: ana bis brother ig Dead, and Hee alone ts left of bis mother, and pis father loueth hfn. 21 flow thou ſaydſt vnto thy ruants, Bꝛing him vnto mee, that J may || fet mine eye vpon jun. 22 And wwe anfwered my lord, Che child cannot Depart from bis father: foz if hee leaue Dis father,his father would Bie. 23 Chen fatdelk thou puto thy fernants, *Except your ponger brother come downe with pou, looke in my face no mare. 24 Ho when wee came vite thy ſeruant our father, and hewed him what my lorzd had (aid, 2 25° Anv our father faive vnto v3, Goea- gaine buy vs alittic food, 26 Chen we anhwered, Mee cannot goe Downe: but if our yongeſt brother ¢ goe with n3,then will we goe Dolwne : fo2 we may not fee tie mans face,except our yongeſt brother be with bs. i 27 Then thy feruant my father faid ün n vs, Ve know that my fwife bare mee two Anes, 28 And the one went out frem me, ana J fait, Dfa ſuretie hes is tonein * pieces, and 3| (awa him not tince. 29 Now ve take this alfo away from me: if Death take him, then s hall peebatng my gray head in ſorrow to the grane, 30 fRow therefore, when J come to thy ſeruant my father, and the chiit be not with bs, (fezing that bis tite Dependeth onthe childs life ) 31 Chen wher hz Hall fee that the chilve is Not come, hee will Die : fo Mall thy ſeruants bing the grap brad of thy ſeruant our kather with loirew to the crane. 32 Doubtleſſe thy ſeruant became furetie foz the childe fo my tather, and faine Ff g bring hiim not vnto thee againe, then F will beare the blaine vnto my father forcuer. 33 Mow therefore, pray thee,let mee thy feriiant bite fo: the chide, asa feruant tomy- ae and let the chile goe vp with his bac. thew. “34 Fork how can T goe vp to my father, ifthe chile be not with me, vnletle J wouls te the euil chat Hall come on mp father? C H ASP XLI 1 Fofeph maketh himſelſe hnowen to his bre- thren. 8 Hee fheweth that all was done by Gods prousdence. 18 Phava:h cominandeth himto fend for bas father.24 Fof-ph exhorteth his brethren to eoncord. 29 Faakob reicyceth. Ta Joſeph coulde not refraine him· felfe before all that foove by him, but hee crped., + Daue foozth euery man from mee, And there tarteD not one with him, while Joleph vttcred himſelfe vnto bis bze- thren 2 And he wept and cerien , o that the E⸗ — heard; the houſe of Pharaoh heard aug. 3 _ Then Foley} faine to his bꝛethren, J| am Joſeph:doeth my father yet line? But Genefis. difclofeth himfelfe,andfendeth for ` bis brethren could not anfwere him, fog they A $e were aſtoniſhed at pis preſence. * 4 Ggaine, Jofeph laide to his brethzen, PEN Come neere, J pray vou, tomee. And they ae came neere, Ang he aid, J am *Jotepy yout brother. whom ye (oid into Egypt. {Row therefsre be not fadar, neither griened with peur ſelues, that ye {old me hi⸗ ther ;* for od did ſende mee before pou fog your pꝛeſeruation. 6 for nowe twoypeeres of Famine haue bene through the land, and fue peeres are wenn wherein neither fhail be garing nog arueſt. 7. MWherekore Go fent mee before yon ta preterue pour poſteritte tn this land, and to taue pou alive by a great delturrance. 8 Mow thenypou lent not mee hither, but ‘Hod, who hath made mee a father vnto Pharaoh , and lod of all his Houle, and ru- ler thaoughout all the land of Egypt. 9 Maite youand go vp to my father,and tell hum, hus tatth thy tonne Joleph, Goa hath made mee lode of all Egypte; come downe to me tary not. Cal? LO And thau Halt dwell in the lande of Golen, and Malt bee neere mee, thou anu tby children and thy childꝛens childzen, and eae thy beats, and all that thon ali. Ir gog will nouri thee there (for pes remaine lite peeres of famine ) leait thou pes rith though pouertie, thou and thy boute- hold, and all that thoubath . 12 Aud behold, pour eyes doe ſee, and the i eyes of my brother Beniamin , that ¢my d Tharis,char F mouth tpeaketh to. you, _ fpeakein your 13 Therefore teil my father of all mine owne language, honour in Egypt, and of all that yee Haug and bauc none van and make hatte, andbung my Father interpreters pither, i y 14 Then heefellon bis bother Benia⸗ mins necke,and wept, and Beniamin wept ou bis necke, ) i IZ Mozeouer, He killed all his brethren, and wept vpon them: and afterward bis brethren talked with him. 16 Q Andthet tidings came vuto Jopa- raohs boule, fo that they fapd, Joſephs tze: theen ave come : and tt pleated Pharaoh weiland bis ſeruants. ; 17 Then Pharaoh ſayde unto Toleph, Dap to thy baethzen, Chis Dee yelane your beaites, and Depart, goe to the land of Ca⸗ naan, 18 And take your father,and your Hoult. bolde, and come to mec, and J will giue you the «belt ofthe land of Egypt, and yet hall e The moh plens eatof the {fat of the lana. tifull ground, Ig And J command thee, Chus Doe yee, f The chieſeſt take poucharets ont oF the lande of Egypt fiuitsandcom. foz pour chtldzen , and foz pour wines, and moditics. bing pour father and come. 20 Alfa regard not your tuffe: fog the + Ebret not yems bett of the land of Egypt is yours. - eye fpare your 21 And the chiin of Iſrael DB for and ve feds, Foleph gaue them charets accowing to the "~ commandement of Pharaoh she gaue then vitaile alfo fo? the tourney, . 22 De gaue them all, none except, change of rayment: but ynte Benianin yee pe ARSJ AIZ a b This example teacheth,that we muft by all meanes comfort themwhich are truely humbled and wounded for their finnes, Chap.50.20. c Albeit God. deteft finne,yet he turneth mans wickednefle to ferueto hisglo> Ty. JEbr, voices ~ his father into Egypt. Iaakobs familie Chap. xlvi. Or, hee fent as much,to wit, ſil- Mery as Verfe 22. and ten afjes, g Secing hee had remitted the fault donc towardes him, hee would not that they fhould accufe one another. h As one be- tweene hope and feare, a Whereby hee both fignified that hee worlhip- ped the true God,and alfo that he kept in Li; heart the pof- feffion of that land, fro whence prefent neceflitie drowe him, b Conduaing thee by my power. c In thy pofteri- tie, d Shai! hut thine eyeswben thou dief: which appertained to him that was moft deare , or chiefe of the Kinred. 10fh.24.4.pf2!. _ 105.23 41/4 52.4 Exod.1 ,2. and 6, 14.2umb.16.5. chro. 3. 1- Exod.6.15. a.chro.q. 245 Ga x, Chro.6.%- ~ a.Chra,2.3-C 4+ 24 chap. 38-3. thee hundzeth pieces of filuer,and fine ſuits of raiment, i — 23 And vnto his tather | likemile he lent ten bee ailes laden with the belt thinges of Cgyppt, œ ten thee alles laden witi wheat, and bead and meate for his father by the ay. 24 Solent hee dis brethren away, and they Departed: and he fato vnto chem,3 Kal not out by. the wap. _ 25 Cen they went vp from Egypt, and came vnto the land of Canaan vnto JZaakobeheirtather, i 26 And told htm, laying, Joleph is yet a⸗ ldiue, and hee allo ts gouernour ouer all the {aud ot Egypt, and laakobs heart > failen: to: be belecued them not, 27 And thep tolu hunall the wordes of Joſeph, which bee had laid vnto thers: but toben he faw che charets, which Joleph hav fent to carp him, then the tpwit of Jaakob thetr father reuiued, 28 And Iſrael {atd,1 have enough: Jo- feph my fonneis pet aliues F will got and (ee Hun per 3| uie. CHAP. XLVI. 2 Ged aſſureth Iaakob of his iourney into Egypt. 27 The numbcr of his family when hee went into Egypt. 29 Fofeph mecteth his father. 34 He tea- cheth his brethren what to anfwereto Pharaoh. ip abs Iſrael tooke his tourney with all thatheehad, andcame to Beer-theba, and 2 offered lacrifice vnto the God of his father Izhak. À 2 And Godlpake onto Iſrael in a vilion by night, laying, Jaakob, Jaakob, Ccibe aniwered, 3| am bere. -3 The hee fain, J ain God, the Godok thyfather, feare not to goe Downe into E⸗ gypt: for J will there make ol theeagreat nation. 4 Jwill> goe downe with thee into Œ- gypt: and Jwil· alſo bring thee bp agatne, and Joſeph ihatid put his hand vpon thine eyes, § Then Jaakob rofe vp from Beer · ſhe⸗ bar and the ſonnes of Iſrael caried Jaakob their father, ant their childsen, and their wiues in the charets, which Pharaoh baa lent to carie binmu í 6 And they cooke their cattell,and thew gods, mich thep had gotten in y landof Tanaan, and came into Egypt, both * Jaa- kob and ail bis (eed with bun, 7 Vis fonnes and bis onnes fonnes with hun, his Daughters ana bts fonnes daughters, and ali his (eed bꝛought be with Him into Cayppe. j 8 EAn theſe are thenames of the chil- Den of JlicacL wbich came into Sapper, euen Jaakob aud bis nues; *Reuben, Jaakobs firt bome. And the fonnes of Reuben: Wånoch, and Phallu, and Hezron, and Tarmi, 10 @ And the iaunes of Simeon: Jes muel, and Jamin, and Dhan, and Jachin, aid Zohar, and Shaul the onne of a Cae naarnttity woman. Teas 11 (Allo thelonnes of *Leut, Gerfhon, Kobath,and Mecraxi· 12 CA the lonaes of *Juvay s Crand Onan, and helah, and bares, and Fee rah: (but Œr and Onan Died in the land of Canaan.) And the ſonnes of Parez were Hezron and Pamul, 13 (Allo the ſonnes of * Iſſachar: Tela, and Phuuah, and Job, and Shimron. 14 @Ailorhefonnes ofsebulun; Hered, and Clon,and Jabicel. " 15. Ghele be the tonnes of Leah, which the bare vnto Yaakob in Pavan Aram, with bis Daughter Dinah. AU thell ules of hts — bis Daughters, were thirtie and zee. 16 {Alo the fonnes of Gad $ Ziphion ind Haggt, bint, and sbon, Cri, ana Aroni, and Arell, ‘ 17 (ito the fonnes st Amer : Fimnah, and Iſhuah.and Iſui,and Beriah, and Seo rab their iiiter. Ane the ſonnes of Wertahs Heber, and Malchiel. 18 Thet are the childzen of Stipah, whome Laban gaue to Leal his daughter: ane theſe thee bare vnte Jaakob, cuen, fig teene foules. i 19 Tie fonnes of Rahel Jaakobs wife, were Joleph and Beniamin, 20 @And vnto Joleph in the land of E⸗ gypt were borne Manaſſeh, and Cpheatin, which *Alenath the Daughter of Pot phe⸗· rab mince of On bare onto bime 21 (Allo the*lonnes of Beniamin: Be⸗ lab and Becher, and Aibel, ¢ Gerah, and Haaman , Ehi, and Roly, Wuppim , and Huppim and Ard. 22 Thel are the onnes of Rahel, which ae bone puto Jaakob kourteene foules in 23 Allo the ſonnes of Dan: huchim. 24 (Allo the lonnes of aphtalt Jahe zeel, and Gunt,and Jezer, and Shillemn. 25. Thele are the ſonnes of Bilhah, which Laban gaue vnto Rabel Yis daugh⸗ ter, and the bare theſe to Jaakob, in all, te uen ſoules. 26 Ail the *foules, that came with Jaa- kob into Egypt, which came out of his + lopnes ( beude Jaakobs fonnes wiues) were in the whole, theeeſtore and fire ſoules. 27 Allo the fonnes of Joſeph witch were bone bunin appt were tiwo ſonles: fo that all the foules of the honte of Jaakob, which Caine inia gypt are feuentie, i 23 Chen Hee fent Judah before Him onto Joſcph, te || Direct bis way vnto Go⸗ Bee and they came into the land of Go⸗ en. 20 Then Zoltyh + made ready his cha- ret, and went vp ta Gomen, to meete Iſrael his father,and preſented himſelle vnto him, and fell on bis nicke, and wept vpon his necke at aoon while. 30. Aud Jiraci ſaid vnto Joleph , Mow let menie, tince Jhaue feene thpface, and that thou art pet aiue. 31 Chen Folcph {aid tobis bretheen, and te his fathers boult, will goe vp and hew Pbaraoh,andteilhun, My bacthen, and my fathers boule, which were urthe land af Canaan, are come unto me, 32 uD themen aree ſheepheards, anv becauſe they are heepheardes, they bane C4 boughs going into Egypt, is puinbred. 20 : 2,Chro,7, 1. lOr, per font, 1,Chr0.7,30% Chap.4t.s0, 1.Chve.7. 6s and8, Y. Deut. 10.22. fEbr.thighese Or, to prepare hima place, tEbr, bound his charet. tEbr.yetjor fiil, e He wasnot athomed of his father and kine red , though they — of bale condition, ` Jaakob brought before Pharaoh. brought their heepe and their cattcl,and al that they bauz. i 33 Ann if Ohara cal yow ant athe you, That ts pour trade? : 34. Chen yee ihali tay, Thy feruants are men occupied about catceil, from our chito they may forfake Hood ener puto this time, both wee and onr the filthofthe fathers; thatyce may Dwell inthe land of world,andcleaue ofen: foz enery Mheepekecper isan tabo: to him, mination vate the Egyptians. CHAP. XLVII. q Iaakob commeth before Pharaoh „and telleth him his age, 11 The land of Golben ù giuen hun, 22 The rdolatrous priefts haue lining of the king. 28 Iaakobs age when he dieth. 30 Lofeph fwea- reth to bury him with his fathers. Tn tame Joleph and tolve Pharaoh, and fayn , Wy father, and mp beethzen, and their heepe, andtheircattell, andail that they baue, are come out of the lande of Canaan, and beholde, they ave tn the lande of Goſhen. z 2 Ana Joſeph tooke part of His bzethzen, euen fine men, and paclented them vnts Pharaoh. 3 Shen Pharaoh fain unto his brethren, adhat is pour trane? And they anlwered Pharaoh, Thy ſeruants are ſhepheardes, both we and our fathers, 4 They ſayd mozeouer vnto Pharaoh, Foꝛ to foiourne in the land are we come; fog thy feruants bane no paſture fog their ſheepe, fo foze is the famine inthe land of Canaan. Mowe therefore , wee pray thee, let thy lers nants Dwellin theland of Goſhen. § Thenfpake Pharaoh to Joleph, fay- ing, hy father and thy baethzen are come bute thee, f God fuffereth the worldto hate his , that a That the king might be aflured they were come, and fee what ma- ner of people they were. b Iofephs great modeftie appea- reth in that hee would enterprife nothing without the beſt place of the lande make thy father and thy brethzen Dwell: let them Dwell in the land of Goſhen: and tf thou knowelt that there be menot acttuitie among chem, thekingscom- make them rulers ower my cattel. mandement, 7 Jofeph allo brought Jaakob his fas ther,and (et him before harao: and Jaa FEbr bleed. kob t faluted Pharaoh. 8 hen Pharaoh fayde vnto Jaakob, tEbr.How manie # Wow old art thou? 9 And Jaakob faie nto Pharaoh, Che whole time of my * pilgrimage isan hundzeth and chirtte yerres: tee ana cuill Dane the dapes of mpitfe beene, and 3] haue not attained vnto the peeres of the life of my Fathers, in the daves oftheir pilgrima- es. 10 And Jaakob + tooke leaue of Phara⸗ oh and Departed fromthe prefence of ha- c Whichwasa taob. y cityinthe coun- I Anv TAUR placed his father, and treyofGothen, bis bethzen, and gane them poſſeſſion in Exod.1. 11. the land of Egypt , inthe bet of the land, d Somereade, cuen inthe land of: Rameles , as Pharaoh thachefedthem Had commanded. ; as little babes,be- 12 And Joleph nonrihed his father, and caufe they could his bzethzen, and all bis fathers Houle- not prouide for holde with bead, deuen tothe young chit théfelues again DLN. - that famine, 33 ¶ How there was no brad in all the dayes are the yeeres of thy life? Heb,13.9, 3. Ebr bleſſed. Genefis. 6 The’ land of Egypt is befoꝛe thee:in Jo How lofeph dealeth inthe famine. lant 3 forthe Fantine was exceeding fore: fo tat the land ot Caypi and theland of Ca- Haan were + tammed by reaton of the fas tEbr.brougheto mine. p an extremity, er 14. And Jol 2h gathered all themoney, at their wits end, that was found ut the landof Egypt, and tn the land of Cangan, fog the come which they bought, ann e Joleph lay vp the mo- e Wherein he ney tu Pharaohs boufe. ? . both dectareth 15 Bo when monzy fatled in the land of his fidelitie to- ECgypt,and tn the land of Canaan, then all wardthe king, the Egyptians came vnto Joſeph, and ſayd, and his minde Giue vs bacad: foz why ould we die before free from couce thee? foz our money is pent, toulhes. 16 Chen {aid Jofeph, Bing pour cattel, and J will giue pou foz pour catcell, if your money be pent. : 17 So thcp brought their cattell buto Jolepy, and Joleph gaue them bzead fo: the horles , and foz the flockes of eepe, and foz the beards of cattell, and fo: the afles : ſo he fedde them with beane foz all their cactetl that peere. 18 But when the yeere was ended, they came vnto him the nert yeere,and faid ynta bim , CGiee will not hide from my lord, that fince our money is (pent, and my 1020 hath the heards of rhe carcel,therets nothing left inthe fight of niy lord, but our bodies and out ground. 19 ccihy hall we perith in thy fight, both f For except the wee, and our £ land ? buy vs and our lang ground betilled fo: bread,and wee tour land will be dound 24 lowen, it pe- to Phataoh therefore gine vs lere, that theth,and isas we may line and not dic, and that the lann were dead. goe not to watte. 20 Ha Foleph bought all the land of E⸗ gypt fo: Pharaoh: to: the Egyptiaus ſolde euery man hts ground , becanle the famine was tore vpsuthem: to the lanae became Harachs. ach 21 And he sremooned the people bnto the 8.By thischan- cities feromone + fide of Egypt euen tothe Bins they figni- other, fied that they 22 Dnely the land of the Priets bought bad nothing of hee not : foz the Prieſts had an opdinaric of theirowne,bue Pharaoh, and thep Did eate thetrozdinarte, Teccived al of the which Pharaoh gane them: wherefore they kings liberality. fold net their ground. tEbr.end of the 23 Then Jofeph ayd wnto the people, 74er Beholde, J haue bought pou this day, anv your land fo2 Pharaoh: loe here is ſeede fog you: (ow therefore the ground. 7 24. And ofthe increate pee Hail gine the fft part puto Pharaoh, and foure partes ſhall be pours fo? the feed ofthe felne, and foz pour meate, and fo: them ofyour houſe⸗ holds,and foz your childzen to eate. 25 Then they anſwered, Thou halt ſa⸗ ued our lines: lets finde grace tn the tight of my logd , and wee will be Pharaohs (ere wants. ~“ 8 26 Then Joſeph made it a law oner the h Pharaoh in land of Egypt vnto this Day, that Phara · prouiding for oh ſhould haue the fift parc, bercept theland idolatrous priefts Bf the Picts onely, which was not Pha» thallbeacon- raobs. : demnation to alt 27 (And Iſrael dwelt in the land of E · them which nego appt in the countrey of Goſhen: and they led the true mi~ had therr poſſeſſions therein, and grew and niftersof Gods multiplyed exceedingly. word, 28 Mozeouer Taakob ficke. He bleſſeth Iofephs 28 Moꝛeoner, Jaakob lined in the land of Egypt ſeuenteene pereg fo that the whole age of Jaakob was anhundzeth kortie and ; ſcuen pores, é Chap.24. 2. 29 Row when the time Drew neere that i Hereby he pro. Iſrael muſt die, he called his ſonne Jofeph, teltedthathe di- and iayd vnto him, JE F haue now found edinthe faith of gracetn thy fight, *put thine hand now vn · his fathers, tez- Ber my thigh, and Deele mercifully and tru · chinghischildren lp With Mee: bury meg Hot, J pray thee, tn tohopeforthe Egypt. ; i promifed land. 30 But when J Hall i Meepe wtth my fa- k Hereioyced — thou thalt cary me out of Egypt , and thatlofephhad burpmeim their buriall. And be anlwered, promifedhim, & J] will doe as thou haſt faid. fettinghimfelfe _ 31 Then he faid, weare vnto me., And ypon his pillow, be ſware vnto him. And Firact « worſhip⸗ praifed God,read ped towards the beds head. 3.Citro,29,10. CHAP, XLVIII. 1 Fofeph with his two fonnes viliteth his ficke father. 3 Iaakob rehearfeth Gods promife. 5 He receiueth Fofephi fonnes as his. 19 He prefer- reth the yonger, 21 He prophefieth their returne to Canaan. Gaine, after this, one ſayde to Jofeph, Loe, thy father ts ficke: then hee toske with him hiza two brunes, Manaſſeh and Ephraim. 2 Alio one tolde Jaakob, and fayt, Be- oid, thy tonne Jofeph is cometothee, and Ilrael tooke his irength pute him,and fate vpon the bed. s 3 Then Jaakob fain vnto Jaleph, God Almightie appeared puto nice at * Luz in theland of Tanaan, ann bleſſed me. 4 And he lutdvntomec, Behold, J will make thee fruitful, and will multiply thee, and will make agreat number of people of thee, and will gine this land vnto thy ſeede after thee fo~ ane euerlaſting poſſeſſton. § And now thy * two fonnes, Banal ſeh x Cpyaim, which are borne vnto thee in the land of Egypt, before F came ts thee a Tofeph more efteemed that hischildren fhould bee recei- uedinto laakobs familie, which wasthe Church of God, then to enioy al the trea- fures of Egypt. lOr, all fufficient Chap.28. 13. b Which is true in the carnall If- rael vnto the co- ming of Chrilt, ; z , awa in the (piritu- oa. Carpe, — bemine, as Reuben and alanai, 6 But thylinage which thou hat begot: Chap-4i5» ten after them, (hall be thine: they halt bee called after the names of their brꝛethren in their inheritance. J 7 Now when F came from Badan, Ra- Chap 35.19. Hel*Dted vpon mine hand in the land of Ca · naan, by the way when there was but halfe a dapes tourncy o ground to come ta E phrath: and J buryed ber there inthe wap to Ephzath: the fame is Bethlehem. 8 Then Iſrael beheld Jolephs ſonnes, and faid , Whole are thele? 9 And Jofeph fain ynte his father, They are my fonnes,tuhich: God hath giuen mee here. Chen he fad, J pray tec Bring them to me,that J| may bleffe then. j 10 (Foz the eyes of Iſrael were dimme foz age,ſo that he could not wellſee) Then he cauſed them to come to him, and hee kiſſed them and imbraced them. IL Qnd Iſrael fayd vnto Foleph, J hav not thought to haue ſeene thy face s pet toe, God hath Mewen me alto thy ſeede. 12 Quo Joleph tooke them away from bis eena reucrence t Downe to the ground. e The faithfull acknowledge all benefits to come of Gods free mercies, łébr, his faceto arain Chap.xlviii.xlix. twofonnes. His propheſie. 21 * 13 Then tooke Jofeph them both, Œ- phraim in hts right band toward Iſraeis left band, and Manalieh in his left hand to- ward Iſraels right hand, fo he brought them vnto — 14 But Iſrael ſtretched ont his right ANE Hand , €latdit on d Œphzaims head, which d Godsiudge: was the pounger, and bis left hand vpon Mentisoft times Wanallehs head ( directing his handes of Stray to mans, purpoſe) foz Ganaſſeh was the elger. and he preferreth 15 “Allo bee bleſſed Jofeph, and ſayd, that,which man Che Gov before whom my fathers Abra⸗ deſpiſeth. ham and Ishak Did walke, the God, which Aeb. 11.21. bath fedde me al my lifelong ynto this Bay, bleſſe thee, k 16 Thee Angel, which hath deliuered e This Angell me from all entil, bleſſe the chtldzen, andiet mult be vnder- my! name be namen vpon them, and the food of Chrift, name of my fathers Abraham and Izhait, asChap. 31.13, that they may grow as Ai intoa multitude and 32.1. in the mts of the earth. Let them be 17 But when Jofeph fato that his father taken as my laid his right hand vpon the bead of Ephra- children, im, it s difplealen him: and he ſtayed hts g lofeph faileth fathers hand toremooueit from Ephꝛainis in binding Gods head to Manaſſehs hean. grace to the or- 18 And Jofeph ſaid vnto his father, Met derofnature, fo, mp father , fo? this ts the eoet: put thy right hand pon bis head. 19 But Dts father refuled, and ſayde, F kuow well, mylonne , J know welt: bee thalibealfo a people , and hee halt be great likewile : but his younger bother tall bee greater then he,and bis ſeede Mall be full of nations. 20 So he bleſſed them that day,and faid, In thee Iſrael wali bleie and fay, 6D D make thee as t Epheaim and as Manaſſeh. And he let Ephraim before Manaſſeh. 21 Then Iſrael fayd vnto Joſeph, Bes boin, Jdie, and God Wall bee with you, and being youagatne ynte theland of ipour fa» thers. 22 Mozeouer,T haue giuen vnto thee one portion aboue thy bzethzen , which k Fi gate h In whome Gods graces Should maniſeſt· ly appeare. i Which they had by faith in the promiſe. K By my children out of the hand of the Amiogite by my· Word whom God fpa- and bp my bow. red for my fake. CH AP, XLIX, Chap.3 4.250 1 Jaakob bleffeth alk his fonnes by name, and eweth them what is to come-10 He telleth them that Chrift fhall come out of Fudah. 29 He will be buried with his fathers, 33 He dieth, T Hen Jaakob called his fonnes,and ſaid, Gather pour ſelues together.that J may gu you what thalicome to you inthe lat ayes. 2 Gather pour telues together, and heare, ye fonnes of Jaakob , and hearken unto giis rael pour father. ; 3 *Renben mine eldeſt nne, thou art my bmight,¢ the beginning ofmy Kreneth, c the ceceHencte of Dignity, and the excetlen- cicof power: 4 Theu wak lightas water: thou halt not bec ercelient, becaufe thou *wentctt vp to thy fathers bed: then diddeſt thou defile my bed, thy dignity ts 5 E Simeon and Lent, byeth2e in euill, thel intruments of cruelty are tn their ha- bitations. - Anto their lecret let not myloule come: my a Whé God fhalt bring you out of Egypt: And be- caufe jhe pea- keth of the Mef- fias, he nameth ig the laſt dayes, b Begottcnin my youth, ¢ if thou hadit not loft thy birth. right by thine offence. Chap.35.22» 1.chron,§.1. NOr.ceafed tobee my bed. llOr, their ſword⸗ were infirtuments of violents, (A prophefie of the Meffias. _d Or,tongue: meaning,that hee ne ther cõſented to them in word nor thought, e The Sheche- mites,Chap.34. 6 my gloy, bee not thou ioyned with their altembly ; foz in their weary they flewea mang in their felfe will they digged Downe awali. 7 Curſed be their wath, forit was fierce, _ and thew rage forit was crucil: J wil £ ot nine them in Jaakob, and ſcatter them in Jiraci. ; 3 @ Chou Judah, thy brethren Hat praile thee ; thine hand baloe in the necke of chine enemies: thy fathers fonnes all g bowe Lowne pute thee. 9 Judah, asalyons whelpe ſtalt thon tame bp froni the ſpople, my onune. We wall liz Downe and conch asa Lyon,and asa Ly- oneſſe: “ihe ſhall ſtirre him np? l 43: : 10 Thet fcepter Hailnos Depart fron g Aswasverified Jubah, nor a lawgiuer trom betweene bis in Daud and fete, vntill Dhiloh come, and the people Chit. t thalbe gathered vnto hint. h His enemies IT Hee thali bind hts afle fale ynte the thal fo feare him. k pine, and bis affe colt vnto the belt vint: 26. - f For Leni had | mo factand Si- meon was vnder Judab, tof, 19.1 till Gad gaue - them the place of the Amale- kites, 1.Chron.4. llOr kingdome. he fali wal) his garmentin wine, anv his iWhich is Chriſt cloke tn the blood of grapes. the Meffias,the I2 His evesthalbe red with wine, and bis giuer of allpro- - teeth white with milke: fperity, who fhal. 13 € 3ebuinn hall Dwell by the fea fide, call the Geotiles and bethalbe an hauen foz hippes : and bis to faluation, bozder fhalbe brite Zidon. k Acountrey molt aboundant with vines and I4 ¶ Iſſachar thilbe tla rong alle.cous ching towne betweene two burdens. I5 Gud he hall iee that reit ts good, and _ pafturesispromi- that the lang tspleafant, and de fiall bowe fedhim, his ſhoulder to beare,and thalbe fubiect yrn- fEbr.anaffe of totribute. f great benes. 16 EDan™ ſhall indge his people as ene 1 Hisforcethall ofthe trthes of Iſrael. -begreat,buthee , 17 Dan thal bea" Serpent by the way, thall wantcou- an adder by the path, biting the horſe heeles, ragetorcfilthis fo that his rider Halt fall backward. enemies, 18 °D Loꝛd, F hauc waite foz thy fal- m Shall haue thehonour ofa . uation. 19 €Gad,an hoe ofinen Hall overcome bin, but be hall ouercome atthe tat. 20 @ Concerning Aſher, bis r bead hall be kat, and fe ſhali giue pleafures foz a king. 21 Naphtali thaloe a inde let goe, gt ulng q rootly wozds. 22 -@ Foleph thallbe + afrutthull bough, euen a frintftli bough bythe CGeil fide: the tiinaitbanghes Mall runne vpon the wall. 23 ‘And the Archers griened hun, and fhot againfthim , and Dated hin. 24. But hisbem above ſtrong, andthe bandes of fis armes were ttrengthened , by the bands of the mighty God of Jaakob, of whom was the feeder appointed by the í tiene of Iſrael. Even by the God of thy father, who ſhall helpe thee, and by tye Almighty, wha fhal klefe thee with heauenlybleſſings frem aboue, with bleſſings of the deepe, that lieth beneath, with bleſſings of the beats, and of the wombe. at 8 26 Che bleflings of thy father (hall bee tftronger then the bleflings okmine elders: vnto the ende of the hilies of the world they fhallbee on the head of Folcph, and onthe tribe. fi Thatis,full of fubsiltie, o -Seeing the mi- feries that his pofteriticfhould fall into, he bra- fteth out in pray- gr to God ,to re- medie it, p He thal abound incorne & plea- fant fruits. q Ouercomming more by faire wordesthen by force, Ebr. a fonne of Aft: fEbr.daughters. £ Ashis bre- thren,when they were his ene- mies, Potiphar and others. 1 That is,God. t Inasmuch ashee was more neere to the accomplifhment of the promife, andit had bene more often confirmrd, 5 yee — Genefis. Iaakob dieth. topof the bead of him that was uſeparate u Either in dig- from bis bietbzen, nitieor when hee 27 ¶ Beniamin hall rauine as aiwolfe? was foldefrom inthe moming bee hall deuoure the pray, bis brethren. and at night he hall diuide the fpople. : 28 @ All theie are the twelue tribes of Jiraci, and thus their father ſpake vnto them, and bleſſed them: euery one of them bleſſed he with a ſeuerallbleſſing. 29 And he charged then, and fayd vnto them, J cin ready to bee gathered vnto my people: *buric mee with my fathers inthe Chap.47.30° * that isin the lield of Ephron the hit⸗ ite, ro 30 Fn the cane that ts in the fielde of Machpelah belides Mamre in tye land of Ganaan: which cave Abraham bought with the field of Ephron che Hittite toza poſſeſſt⸗ í on to burte in: - ‘ 31 Chere they buried Abraham ¢ Ga rab bis wife: there they burted Izhak and Rebekah bis wifesand there J buried Leah. 32 The purchale of the Held,and the cane — therein, was bought of the chitozen of eth. 33 Thus Jaakob made an end of gtuing charge to his fonnes, and x plucked bp bis feet into the bed, and gaue bp the gholt,and was gathered to his people. Gab AsPaals 13 Iaakobisburied, 19 Icfeph forgineth his brethren. 23 He [eeth his childrens children. 25 He dieth. x Whereby is fignified how quietly he died, 715 Jofeph fell bpon his fathers face, and wept bpon bim, and kiſſed him. 2 And foleph commanded his fernants the 2 ]S$ylietans, ta embalme bis father, aud the Phyũctans embaluned Iſrael. 3 @o fortie dapes were accomplihed, (foz fo long Did the dayes of chemtbhat were embalines lait) and the Cgyptians beway- ied hinr> ſeuentie Dayes. 4 And when the Daves of his mourning were palt, Joſeph tpake tothe houſe of Pha⸗ rach , faymg, Ff 3) bauz now found fauour in your eyes, peake, pray yon, in the cares of Sharaoh,and fay, 5- $By father mane me *fweare, ſaping, (44P-47-29 Lor, Jdie, bury mee in mp grane, which J - baue made me inthe land of Canaan : now theretozc iet ine goe, J pray thee, and bury my father,and J mull come againe. 6 ThenPbharaoh latd.Goe vp and bury thy father, «as he mate thee to ſweare. 7 € Go Joſeph went vptobury bis fa- ther, and with him went ali the ſeruauts of Jharach,borh the Elders of Ns alia allthe Gliders of the land of Egypt. 8 Likewilealithe bouleof Joſeph, and his brethren and his fathers honte : onely their chtldren and their espe, and chew cattelllett they in the land of Goen. 9 Gud there went vp with him,both cha· rets and horſemen: and they were an excee · Ding great company. IO And thepcame to Gozen Atad,whteh lOr, the corne is beyond Jorden, and there thep made a Moore of Atad. great and crceeving forclamentation;and - . > l be mourned foz bis father ſeuen dayes. oe maw - s a He meaneth them that em- balmed the dead and buried them, - b They were more excefliue in lamenting then the faithfull, c The very infi- dels would baus othes performed, p ’ Heis buried in Canaan. Or,the lamenta- tion ofthe Egyp- tians, AGtS.7.16. Chap. 23 16. lOr, poſſe fion, d An cuilcon- {cience is neuer fully at reft, e Meaning.that they which haue one God, {hould be ioyned in moft fure lowe, |OQr,the meſſen⸗ gers. Gene 46. 8. `a Mofes deleri- beth the wonder- -fallorder that ‘God obferucthin © performing his promife to Abra- ham, Geo,1.5.1 4. oe K H And when the Canaanites the inha: bitants of the land fawe the mourning ur Gszen-Atad, they avd, This ts a great mourning vnto the Cayptians : whereioze the name thereof was called | Abel- Mizra⸗ iM, whichisbeyond Jorden. 12 @o bis fonues did vnto hint, actor Ding asz had commanded them. 13 * Fo: bis ſonnes caried him ints the land of Ganaan and buried him in the taug ofthe felt of Machpelah, which caue* A⸗ braham bought with the feld, tobre |a piace to burie in amre. —— 14 A Then Joſeph returned inte Egypt, hee and bis brethren, and all that went vp with hint to burte his father, after that hee. dau burted his father, -15 Awa when Joſephs brꝛethren faw that their father was Dead, thep laide, Ft map bee that Joſeph will hate us, and will yay $ againcall the enill, which wee did vnto pun. i 16 Therefore they ſent vnto Jofeph, fay- ing, Thy father commanded befoze Hts Dearh,iayitg, 17 hus hall yee fay vnto Joſeph, Foz- aiue now, J pzaythee, the treſpaſſe of thy brethren ann their ſinne: foz thep rewarded thee euili. And now, wee pray chee, forgiue the treſyalſe of the ſeruants oF thy fathers eGod. Anu Joleph wept, wher || chep -Chap.}. , of Ephzan the Hittite belives- ſpake vnto hint. 18 Ailo bis brethren came vnto binn and fell dowae before his Face, and (aid, Bechold, we be thy fernants. , : 19 Ga whom Joieph aide, * Feare not: fo: i aminat J undr f Gea? 20 Ahen pee thought cuill again mee, Gad diſpoſed it to good, hat he might baing a — tt is this day, and ſaue much peo ple alive. 21 feare not now therefore, J will non: riff pou, and pour children;: and hee comtoz> ted chem and fpake g Kindly vnto them, 22 CHa Joſeph weit in Ceppthe,and iis faijers Houle + and Joleph liued an 8 hundzeth anv ten yeere. q 23 “And Jotepy law Epheaims childzen, euen vnto the thirde generation : allo rhe fonnes of Machir the onne of Manalſeh Were brought by ou Jolephs knees. 24 And Joicph lavde vnto his brꝛethren, * 3j aniready to Ste, and God wiil ſurely st fite pou,and bing pou out of this land, vnto the land mich ye ſware vnto Abraham, vn⸗ to Izhak, and vnto Jaakob. 25 And Joſeph tooke an othe of the chil- Dien of Afrael,faying,* h God wiii ſurely vi- lite you and ve ſhall cary my bones pence, 26. B0 Jofeph Tied when hee was an hundzeth and tenne yeere olde: and they embalmed him and gut him ura chek tu Cgyppe q The fecond booke of Mofes, called Exodus.. Tue AR GVMEN-T: Peer that Ia:kob by Gods commandement, Gen 46.3. had trought bis family into Egypt, where they remained for the {pace of foure bundrcth yeeres, and of ſc uemie perfons grew to an infinite - Tofeph forgiuethhis brethren. 22 number,fo thatthe King and the countrey grudged , and endeu ured both by tyrannie and cruel flaue- ty to firppreffe them : the Lord according to his promife, Gene, 15.14 “had compaffion of his Church, ’ and deliuered them, but plegued their enemies in moft frange and fundry forts, And che more that the tyrannie of the wicked enraged ag-inft bis Church , the more did his heauie indgements increafe- againft them,till Pharaoh and bisarmie were drowned inthe fame Sea, whichgaue an entry and pafè fage tothe childrenof God, Butas the ingratitude of man is great· fodid they immediatly forget Gods wonderfull benefits: and albeit he had giuen them the Paffeouer to bea figne and memoriail of © the fame, yet they fell to diftruft,and tempted God with fundry murmurings and grudgingsagaintt him and his minifters : fometime mooued with ambition ,fomerime for lacke of drinke or ment to content their lufts ,fometime by idolatry, orfuchlike, Wherefore Ged vifited them with fharpe rods and plagues,that by his correions they might ſeeke to him forremedy againit his fcourges , and earnefily repent them fortheir rebellions and wickedneffe. And becaufe Gad loueth them to the end wham he hath once begun to loue,he punifhed them not according to their deferts, but di alt with them in great mercies,and euer with new benefits laboured to ouereome their malice: for he ſtill gouerned them,and gaue them his Word and Law,both concerning the maner of feruing him, and alfo the forme of iudge- mentsand ciuil policie: to the intent that they fhould not ferue God after their owne inventions, but _according to. that order, which his heaucnly wiledome had appointed. as CHAP. I 2 The children of Faakob that cameinto Egypt. 3 FMlachar, zebulun, and Beniamin; 8 The new Pharach oppreffeththem.12The pro- 4 Dan, and sraphtalt, Gad, and A- idence of Godtoward them, 15 The kengs com- thers anys mandement to the midwites.2% The fonnes ofthe ç Boalthe Poules that came out of the Ebrewes are commanded to be caſt intothe river. loynes of Jaakob, were* fenentie foules; s o Dw *athele are the names Ioſephwas in Eaypt already. — : J of the chiltzen of fact, G- Mow Joſeph dicn e all his brethren, g which came inta Egypt (e+ and that whole geueration. uery man and his houſhelde and Judah, foorth fruite , and increaſed in agoun- SAN D) came thither with Jaakob) ` f reaſed 2 Keuben, Simeon Leui, dante, and were multiplied » and tese exceeding: 7 Gand the*childen of Iſrael ſbꝛought — Oram fin Gods Read ? meaning „to take | vengeance, | f Whobythe goed fiicceffe . ` feemeth toremit it, andtherforeic ought noitobe reuenged by mes t Ebr.to their ) heart, g Who notwitit= © {landing hee bare tuleinEgypta æ- bout fonrefcore yetres, yet was joyned with the ~ Church of God’ in faith and Re- ligion. Num. 32.39 Hebr. i 1.22. Exod 13. 19. h Hefpeaketh © this by the ſpirit of prophecie, exa — horting his bre- thrento haue full _ truf in Gods promife for their deliuerance, Or,per fowss Gene.46.275° dest, 10, 225- ASIAT, Or, did grow· Afrael oppreſſed. Moſes borne. b Hemeanecth the countrey of Gothen. c He confidered not how God had preferued Egypt for Iou fephs fake. d Into Canaan, and fo we (hail lofe out com- moditie. HOr,goe wp out of the land. || Or.corne and prousfion. e The more that God bleffeth his, che more doeth the wicked enuie chem, | t Ebr. wherewith they ferued them- felues of them by crueltte. f Thefefeeme to haue bene the chiefe of the reft, Wifdet8.5. {| Or, feats where- upon they fate in trauell. g Their difobe- dience herein „ was lawfull,but their difflembling euill, h That is,God increafed the fa- milies of the If- raclites by their meanes, i When tyrants cannot preuaile by crafe, they braft forth into openrage, a ThisLeuire was called Am- ram, who maried Iochabed, Chap. 6.210. Nam. 26 59. 1.chron.23.13. acts 7.20. cbr.41.2 3 exceeding mighty, lo that the > land was ful of them. 8 Chenehere role vp anew King in E> gypt, whe «knew not Joſeph. 9 And hee lard vnto hts people, Behold, the people ofthe chimen of Iſrael are grea- ter ant mightier then we. Io Came, let vs woke wiſely with them, left they muittpipy, and it come te paſſe that tf there be warre, tcp ioyne theniſelues al- fo vnto our enemies, and fiabt againt vs, and 4 i get them eut of the land. IL Therefor did they (ee Calke maſters ouer them, to keepe them vnder with bur- Dens : and they burlt the cities Pithom and Raamlſes fo: the h treatures of Pharaoh. 12 But the mae they vered them, the moze they multiplied and grewe: therefore e fhep were moze grieued againk the chil- Ben of Iſrael. ° 13 Ciheretoze the Egyptians by crueltic cauled the childzen of Jiiraelto ferne. i 14 Thus they made them weary of their ltucs by foze labour in clay and in bzicke, and in all woke tn the Geld, with all maner ofbordage, + which thep layde vpon them mofi cruelly, : 15 € Wozeourr the King of Egypt cem- manded the midwiues of the Ebrew wo- men, (of which the ones name wast Dpi- phiab,and rhe name of the other JOuah) Exodus. and daubed ft with Mime with pitch ,and b layne the childe therein, and put it among the bulruſhes by the riuers brinke. y 4 ow bis lifter food alarre off, to wit what would conic of him. 5 € Chen the daughter of Pharaoh caine Downe te wath her in thertuer, Eber maidens walked by tye riuer ſde:and when ſhee law the arke among the bulruſhes, thee fent ber mayo to fet tt. ‘ 6 Then hee opened it, and (awe it was a childe; and bebolde,the babe wept : fo hee had compafiion on it, and ſayd, Chis is one ofthe Ebrewes childzen. 7 Then faide bis ſiſter vnto Pharaohs Daughter, Shall J goe and call vnto thee a — of the Ebzew women to nurle thee the childe? 8 And Pharaohs Daughter fayd to ber, Goer. Ho the mayde went and called the ¢ childs mother, 9 To whom Pharaohs Daughter fayd, Take this childe away, and nurictt foz me, and J will reward thee. Chen the weman tooke the childe and nurfed him. IO Row the childe grew,and He brought him vnto Pharaohs Daughter, and bee was as berfonue, and whe called bis name Mo⸗ — faid ſhee, J Dew him out of the ater. 11 € And in thole dayes, when Motes He fleeth to Midian. b Committing him to the pro- uidence of God, whom fhe could not kee pe from the rage of the tyrant. c Manseounfe!l cannot binder that, which God hath determined ſhall cometo palic. I6 And faide, * CUhen pe Doe the oftice of wasi growen,bee went koorth bunto bts bꝛe⸗ d That is, was a midwife to the women of the Ebrewes, and ice them on their i tooles, if tt bee a fonne, then pee Mall kill him: but if it bee a daughter, then let her liue. 17 Hotwithſtanding the midwiues fea- red God, and DD not as the King of Egypt commanded them, but prelerued altue the mich chilen. 18 Chen the King of Egypt calied foz the midwiues, and fade vnto them, Aby jaue pee Done thus, and baue prelerued aline the men childeen — Ig And the midwiues anſwered Pha⸗ raoh, Becauſe the Ebꝛeweẽ women are not asthe women of Egypt: foz they are liuely, * are deliuered per the midwife come at em. 20 God therefore proſpered the mid- Wines, and the people multiplied and were very aitghty. À 21 And becanfe the midwiues feared God,therefore be! made them houſes. 22 Chen Pharaoh charged all his peo- ple, fying, Cuery nan childe thatts bone, icaft pee into the rier, but reſecue guery mapd childe altue. Cri AP. TE: 2 Mofes is borne and caſt intothe flags. 5 He ittaken vp of Pharaohs daughter & kept. 12 He kslleth the Egyptian. 15 He fleeth and marrieth awife. 23 The 7 {raeltes cry unto the Lord. T Hen there wenta aman of the boule o Leni, toske to wife a Daughter of Len fon':e: and when (ee ſaw that he was faire, * He hin him three moneths. him, fhe tooks foz him au arke made of reve, thren, and looked on their burdens: allo hee faw an Egyptian (miting an Chzew, one of his brethren. I2 And bee looked t round abont E when be fat no man, he * flew the Egyptian and hid him in the fand, 13 gaine hee came forth the fecond day, and beholde, two Ebꝛewes ſtroue: and hee faine vnto him that Did rhe wng , there. foze finitett thou thy fellow? 14 And he anſwered, Cibo made theea man of authozttic, and a iunge oner ps? hinke thou to killinee, as thou killed the Egyptian? Chen Wers f feared and (aid, Lertainely this thing tsknowen, Is Row [Pharaoh heard this matter,and fought to fay Woles : therefore Moles fied from Paraoh, œ dwelt in the land of fpi» Dian, and he fate Downe bya well. 16 And the Pꝛieſt of Midian had feuen Daughters, which came and drew water,and — the troughs, foz to water their fathers eepe I7 Thenthe hepheards caine and droue thematway: but Moles rofe bp and Defen Ded them and watered their Metepe. à 18 And when thep came to Reuel their ——— faid, How are ye come fo foontto ays 19 Ana they fata, A man of Egppt deli- ucred vs fromthe band of the hepbheards, and alfo Dewe Ys water ynough, aud wate= red the eepe. fortie yeere old, AGs.7.23. t Ebr.thus and thus, e Being affured that God hadap- poioted him to deliuer the Iſrae- lites, Acts 7.25. f Though by his Feare he thewed hisinfirmitie,yet faith coucred it, Heb.11.27. HOr, prince. t Ebr. faued them. || Or grand- there ` 20 Then hee faide vnto his Danghters, g Wherein he 2 Andthe woman concciuen and barea And whereis hee? why bane peeloleftthe declared a thank- man? e call btm that be may eate bread. full minde, which 21 And Boles agreed to dwell with the would recom. 3 But when Hee could no longer hide man: who gang vnto Moles Zipporah his penfeche benefice Daughter. 22 Gna one ynto his, God appeareth to Mofes. Chap,18.3, h God humbleth his by afliGions that they fhould crie vnto him,& receiue the fruit of his promile, i He iudged their caule or acknow- ledged them to be his, fOr, farre within the defert. a It was lo called after the Lawe was giuen. b Called alfo Sinai. As 7,30. c This fignifieth that the Church isnot confumed by the fire of af- Aictions, becauſe God is in the midsthereof. d Whom he cal- led the Angel, verle 2. e Refigne thy felfe vp to m£, Ruth 4:7, iofh.5. 15. f Becaufe of my- preſence. Matth.22. 32, acts 7.32. g For{innecau- feth man to feare Gods iuftice, h Whofe cruelty wasintolerable, i Moft plentifull efall things. k Heheard be- fore,but now hee 22 And fhee barea fone, *whofe name be called Gerfyom: for he layd, 3] paue bene a tranger ina frange land, 23 Then in proceile of time, the King of Egypt died, and the childzen of Ffract lighed fo? the bondage and» cried:and their crie fez the bondage came bp vnto God. 24 Then God heard their mone, c God remembred hts couenant with Abraham, Izhak, and Jaakob. ‘ 25 So Gon looked vpon the children of Rlrael, and God i haw relpect vnto them, CHAP, IIL s Mofeskeepeth fheepe , and God appeareth unto bhim in abufh. 10 Hee fendeth himto deli- wer the children of Ifracl. 14 The name of God, 16 Godteacheth him what to doe. VV en Woles kept the Weep of Jethro bis father ty law, Diet of Midian, and Droue the flocke ta the | backelideo£ the Delert,and came tothe amountaine of God, >Poreb, » 2 Then the Angel of the Lord appeared vnto him in *a flame of fire,out of the mips ofa < buf, and hee looked, and behold, the buf} burned with fire, and the buly was not contumed, 3 Gherefore Moles fayde, I will turne alide naw, and tee this great light, why the buſh burneth not. 4 And when dthe Lor faw that hee tur- ned aline to ſee, God called vnto him out of the middes ok the buſh, and faine, Moles, Moles. And he anſwered, J am here, 5 Then he fayd , Come not hither, < put thy hoses off thy feete : foz the place where- sn thou ftandeitts f holy ground. 6Moꝛeouer he laid, Jam the God of thy father,the God of Abraham, the God of Ishak, and the God of Jaakob, Chen Jo- tes hid brg face ; foz be was s afraid to looke bpon God. } 7 ¶ Then the Lowe faid, Jhaue fure- ly ſcene the trouble of my people, which are in Egypt, and haue heard their crp , becaule oftheir» tafnematterssfoz J] know their ſor · rowes, $. 8 . Therefoze J am come Downe to Delt- uert them outofthe hand of the Egyptians, and te bring them out of that land intoa good land ta large, intoaland that flow- eth with milke and honie, euen into the place of the Canaanites,and the Hittites, and the Amopzites, and the Perizzites, and theii- uites, and the Jebulites. 9 *And now lot, the crie of the childzen of Iſrael is come vnto mee, and Jhaue allo wouldreuengeit, ſeene the oppreflion , wherewith the Cgpp- ng oppzefie. them: ‘© lo Come now therefore, and J will (end t He doeth not fully difobey Ged, but ac knowledgeth his owne weaknefle. am! J, that J thould go vnto Pharaoh, anw m Neither feare thine owne weakenes, nor Pharoahs tyran- nie, thee bnto Pharaoh, that thou mayeſt bring my people the chilozen of Frael out of E⸗ fà - ma € But Wolesfayd vnto God, Cibo that Mould bing the childzen of Filira out of Egypt? 12 And be anfwered, " Certainely J wil be with thee: and this hall bea token unto thee that J hauclent chee, After that thou Chap. iii, iit. halt brought the people out of Egypt {crue Ged vpon — Bine Mal 13 Then Moles fain vnto God, Behold, when 3) {hall come vnto the children of Fitas Godsname. 23 eland fhallfay onto them, The Govof your - fathers hath (ent mee vnto pou: if they fa vnto me, Chat ts his Mame? what fhall fap onto them? 14 And Godanlwered Moles, 12 AM THAT I AM. Allo hee id, Thus Walt thou fay vnto the children of jſfract, 1 AM bath fent me vnto pou, : Ig And Gon ſpake further vnto Mofes, Thus halt thou fay vnto che chifpren of Jl rael, The Lowe Godot your fathers, the God of Abꝛaham, the Godot Ishak, anv the God of Jaakob hath fent mee vnto pou: this ig mp flame foz euer, and this is mp memoꝛiall vnto all ages, 16 Goe and gather the Elders of Iſrael together and thou fhalt fap pnto them, The Lod God of pour fathers, the Gov of A> baham , JIzhak, and Jaakob appeared vn- tomeg, and faid , +3] baue furelp remem: ta et > AND thatwhich is Done to you tn 17 Cherefore F did fay, J will being you put of the affliction of Egypt vnto the iant of the Canaanites,and the Hittites, and the A moꝛttes and the Perizzites, and the it- utteg 5 and the Pebufites, vnto a land that floweth with milke and honie. 13 Then hall they obey thy voice, and thou and the Eiders of Jiraci hall go vnto the King of Egypt, and fay ynto hin, Che Lom God of the Ebꝛewes hath || met with bs: wee pray thenow therefore, let vs gog thaee Dapes tourney in the wildernefie, that twe may o facrtfice vnto the Lord our Gov. 19: (But Iknowe thatthe king of Œ- aye will not iet you goer, but bp ſtrong hand. ; 20 Cherfore wil F retch out mine hand and {mite Egypt with all my wonders, which F wil doe in the mtddes thereof ann after that (gail he let pou goe.. 21 And Ñ willmake this people tobe fas uouredof the Egyptians: fo that when pee goe pee Wall not goe emptie. 22 r >For euery woman hall afke of her neighbour, and of ber} that ſoiournech in- her joule, tewels of fluer, and icwels of gold, and rayment, and pe hall put them on pour fonnes, and on pour daughters, ehall ipotie the Egyptians. CH APY DIH, 3 Mofesredis turned intoa firpent. 6 His hand is leprous. 9 The water of the riuer is tur- nedintoblood, 14 Aaron is giuento helpe Mo- Bse 21 God hardeneth Pharaoh. are beleeued. ien Pofesanlwered, and fapt, Büt- Tor they will not beleene mee, 102 hears: ken vnto my voyce: fo: they will ap, Che 102D hath not appeared vnto thee. - 2 And the Lorde fain vnto hint, What is that in thine hand? And bee anfwered, A roade. N 25 Mofes. wife carcumciſeth her fone, 27 Aaron mecteth: with Mafes,and they come tothe Ffraelites , and: 7; Then: n The God which haue euer been, am,and thalbe: the God Almighty, by whome all things haue their — and the Ged o mercie,mindfull: of my promife, Reuel.z,4, tEbr.in vifiting: hane vifiteds eS lOr appeared: wnte YS. © Becaufe Epypt- was full of don trie, God. would appoint thema. place wherethey: fhould ferue him purely, p This example may not be fol- lowed generally though at Gods commaundement: they did it juftly,. recejuing fome, recompenfe of, | their labours, Chap. 431, 2: ana! 12.35. í hora mbhofe boufe fhee ſo⸗ ioarneth, aGod beareth: with Mofes doubting, bee caule hee was nog altogether with» out faiths- “Mofes handleprouse _ j fi ‘day, and yer ye~ — -d That is, of the other, that is -e Thoùgh wee | prouoke God _ and fall of Gods 3 Then laiy hee, Cal it on the ground. Ho he calic on the ground , and tt was tur- ned into a ſerpent: and Moles fled from tt. 4 Againe, the Loꝛdeſaid vnto Woks, ut foozth thine Hand, and take it bpthe taple. Then he put korth bis hand e caught it, anD it wag turned inta a ronde tn his hand. b This power to Doc this, b that they map beleeue that wotkemiracles the 1020 God oftheir Father's, the God of wasto confirme Abꝛaham, the Gov of Ishak, and the God his doGrine ,and of Jaakob bath appeared sunto thee. toafurchimof 6 @ Aud the Loe fapd furthermoze his vocation, vnto him, Chut nowe thine hand into tby bofame. And hee thult hishand into his boſeme, and wien hee tooke it out a- || Or,white as ase » bebolde, bis hand was || lepzous as Row. [aw 7 Moꝛeouer he fat, Put thine hand in- to thy bolome againe. So hee put his hand inte hts bofome againe, and pluckt tt out of bis bofome and bepoid,it was turned again as his othet leih, è 8 Ho hallitbe, ikthey will not beleeue Or, the wordes thee,ticttherobep|the voice of the firt figne, confirmed by the pet thalitheyp beleeue foz: the voice of the fe- condfigne. 9 ‘util they will not pet beleeue thele two fignes, neither obep vnto thy voyce, then ſhalt thou take of the «water of the ri- ugr, and powrze it pon the Dzp land: fo the water which chou ſhalt take out of the ri- tis Mall Bee turned to blood vpon the dzie and. Io (But ofres fain vnto the Lom, Oh mp Lord, J ant not eloquent, + neither at ae np time haue been, no2 pet fince thou bat fpo- ken vnto thy fernant: but Jam + fowe of {peech,and How of tongue. 11 Then the Lord fain vnto him, Aho Hath giuen the mouth to man? o2 who hath made theoumbe, o? the Deafe, 0: him that feeth,o2 the blind 2 haue not J the LoD? 12 Cherefoxegoe now , aud * FZ willbee with thy mouth, and will teach thee what thou Malt fap. {3 But he Catv, Dh my Lom, fend, FT pray thee,by the band of him, whom thou 4 toute Dek lend. ; 14 Chen the Lord was < —* angry with Doles and faine, Doe not J know Aaron thy brother the Lentte,that he himlelfe Hall {peake? fozloe, bee commeth allo foorth to miecte thee,ana when bee ſeeth thee, bee will be glad tn bis heart. 15 Therkoꝛe thou Halt fpeake vnto him, aud f put the wordes in his mouth, and J worl be with thy mouth,and with his mouth, and will teach pou what pe ought to Doe. 16 And bee hall be thy pokeiman vnts the people: and ee fall be, cuen hee Wall be as thy — » and thou ſhalt bee to himas s God. i Moꝛeouer thou ſhalt take this rodde . i ae hand, wherewith chou Walt do mi- es. 18 ¶ Therefore Moles went and reture ned to Jethzo hts father in law, and fain pie tobim, J pray thee let me goe, and returne lOr,kinsfolkeand tomy || brethzeen, which are in Egypt , and linage, ſee whether they bg pet aline. Then Jethzo frf fignes € Becaufe thefe three fignes fhould be {uffici- ent witnefles to prone that Mofes fhould deliver Gods people. $Eb, from yefter- er day. 4Ebr.heauie of month, Matth. 10.196 andiz 22. lOr, miniſtery. Meſſias: or fome more meete then I. iuftly to anger, yet will he-neuer reiect his: f Thou Malt in- ſtruct him what to fay. Chap. 7 Ke g Meaning,asa wife counfeller, Spirit. Exodus. Zipporah circumeifeth her fonne. fain to Doles, Gee in peace. 19 (Foz the Loze hav faid bnte Moles in inian, Gor, returne to Egypt: fo: the are all Dead which + went about to kil chee) tEbr fought thy 20 Then Moles tooke his wife, and bis foule, fonnes, and tput them on an aſſe, and re- Eb. caxfed thems turned toward the land of Œ ppt s AND toride, Moles tooke the h ronde of G in bis b Whereby he band. wrought the mis 21 And the Loyd faid vnto Moles, When racles. thou art entre’ and come into Œgppt a- gaine, fee that thou Dos all the wonders bea fore Pharash, which J haue put in chine hand : but 3 will i harden his heart, and be shall net lec the people goe. 22 Then thou thatt fap to Pharaoh, Thus ſaith the Lord, Iſrael is mp lonne,euen my k firt bone. 23 Wherekore J Cay to thee, Let mp forme gorthat he map ſerue mee: ifthou refute ta let bim goe, beholde, J will Rap chy tonne, cuenthy firft bozne. 24 @ And as hee was by the wap in the Inne, the Loza met him, atid ! woul’ haue killen him. 25 Chen Fippozah tooke a Harpe knife, and m cut away the foreſkinne of herfonne, and cat it at histect, and ſaid, Thon art in Deed a bloody huſband vnto me, 26 Ho ibe Departed from him. Chen he fayd, D bloody huſband ( becaule of the cits cunnctfion.) $ God euen then 27 ¶ Chen the Lod faid vnto Jaron, Go requiredit. meet Moles in the wildernes. Andhe went llOrthe Angel. = a = in the mount of God, aud lOr, Horeb. iſſed him. 28 Then Woles told Aaron all the worda ofthe Lord, who had ſent him, andall the fignes wherewith he had charged bini. 29 (So went Woles and Garon, anv gacurren allthe Elders of the childien of Wiel. 30 And Aaron told alltbe words, which the Lod had ſpoken vnto Moles , and bee DID the miracles in the fight of the people. 31 And the ” peoplebeleened, and when they beard that the Lorde had vikted the chimen of Iſrael, and had looked vpon i By retaining my fpirit, and deliuc- fing him vnto Sq. tan to encreafe ~ his malice. k Meaning moft deare vnto him. 1 God punifhed him with ficknes for negle@ing hisfacrament. m ThisaGe was extraordinary: for Moles was fore ficke , and n So that Mofes had now experi- enceof Gods their tribulation, thep bowed Downe, and promife, that hee woefhipped. fhould hane good ſucceſſe. CHAP. V, 1 Mofes and Aaron doe their me Page to Phas raoh, who letteth not the people of Ffrael to dee part, but oppre (feth them more and more. 20 They cry out upon Mofes ér Aaron therefore,and Mo- ſes complaineth to God. To afterward Moſes and Aaron went and ſayd to a Pharaoh, Thus faith the Lord God of Jlrael,Let my people goe, that they may > celebzate a keaſt vnto mee in the ——— h fayd, Miho is the L 2 And Pharaoh fayd, Who ts the Lord, that J] ould heave bis voyce, and let Jia. el goe? J know not the Lozd, neither will J let Jiltrael goe. ; 3 And they ſayd, || We worhip the Gov of the ebzewes: wee pray thee, let vs goe thece Dayes tourney in the Delert and facri» | fice vnto the Lord onr God, leet heebsing Ebr. left he meet vpon vs the peſtilence oz ſwozd. us with peftim’ 4 Then lace. a Faith ouercome meth feare, and maketh men bold in their yor cation. b And offer fas crifice, llOr, God hath met Vse Greater taskes layd onthe Ifraelitese e Asthoughye would rebell, d Which were of the Ifraelites, and had charge to fee them doe their.worke, $ Ebr. yesterday and yer yeSter- day. ‘ e The more cru- elly that tyrants raze,the neerer is Gods helpe. § Of Mofes and Aaron, $ Ebr.the worke of a day in his aay. U Or, thy people the Egyptians are ån the Jault. + Ebr, Idle ye are idle, 0r, locked fad on them, which faid. * Reade Gene, 341300 g It is a grievous thing to thefer- uants of God,to ae of euill efpeciall of — whenthey doe as their duetie reguireth, 4 Then laide the King of Egypt vnto them, Moſes and Aaron, why caule pee the people te ceale from therr wozkes? get pou to pour burdens. 5 Pharaoh ſaid furthermoze, Beh ive, much people is now in the land, tpee make them leaue their burdens, 6 Therefore Pharaoh gaue commande- ment the fame Day vnto the Talke maſters of the people,and to their ¢ officers, ſaying, 7 Pee Wall gine the people no moze ftratu,to make batcke ( $a in time paft) but a them gocand gather them raw them- elues. 8 Notwithſtanding lay vpon them the number ofbzicke, which they made in time pat, dimimſh nothing thereof: fe: thep bee tole therefore they crp,laving, Let ys goe to offer facctfice pnts our God, 9. e Lay moze woke vpon the men, and caule them to Doe it, and let them not regard fhaine words. Io @ Then went the Calke-matters of the people, and their officers out, and teine the people, faying, Thus faith Pharaoh, J will giue yeu na moze traw, Il Goc your lelues, get you Erat where pe can finde it, pet Hall nothing of pour la⸗ bour be Diminifhed. I2 Then were thepeople (cattred abroad thosowout all theland of Egypt, foz to ga- ther ttubble in itead of traw, 13 And the Calke-matters hated them, faying , Fini) your dayes wozke * euery Dayes talke,as ye did when pee had fraw, 14 And the officers of the childzen sf FE - tacl, which Pharashs Calke-matters had fet cuer them, were beaten, and Demanded, TUberefoze haue pee not fulfilled pour. tatke in making bzicke pelterDay and te Day, as in times patt? Is € Chen the officers of the chilen of Ilxael came, and erted vnto Pharaoh, fay» ing , Miberetoze dealeſt thou thus with thy feruants ? f 16 There is no ſtrawe ginen to thy fer- uants, and they fay vnto vs , Make batcke: and loe, thy ſernants are beaten, audi thy people isblamen. 17 But hee {aid,t Mee are too much idle: therefoze yee fay, Let vs goe tooffer facrifice to the Lod. Chap.vj. 23 Foz fince Jcame to Pharaoh to ſpeake inthy Hame, he hath veren this people, and pet thon batt not deliuered thy people, c HOA P VI. 3 God renuerh iis promife of the deliusrance of the Ifraelites. 9 Mofes fpeaketh to the Ffrae- bites, but they beleeme timnot. 10 Mofes and Aaron are fent againe to Pharaoh. 14 The ge- nealogie of Reuben , Simeon, and Leui, of whom came Mofes and Aaron. gi thas the £o20 faide bnto Woſes, Mow halt thon fee what J will De vnto Pha⸗ raoh: fo: by a trong band Mall hee let chem goe, and +euen be conſtrained to Deine them out of his tand. 2 Moꝛeouer, God ſpake bnto Moles, and {aid vnto him, 3] am the LoD. 3 And J appeared vnto Abrabam, to Jiz» hakand to Jaakob by che name of | Aimigh- tie God: but by mp name *Jehoual was J not knowen puto them. 4 Furthermore as J made my Couenant With chem to gine them the land of Cana- an, the landof their pilgrimage , wherein thep were rangers: HoT baue alſo heard the groning of the childzen of Jiracl, whom the Egypti- ans keepe in bondage, and baug semembzed my Couenant. 43 6 Cberefoze fap thou bnto the chilozen of Iſrael, Jamtbe Loyd, and3 willbung you out from the burdens of the Egypte ans, aud will Deliuer pou out of their bans Dage, aud mill redeeme pou tnaitretchea out armie and in great iudgements. 7 Alo J will take yon foz my people, and will bee pour Gad; then yee Mall know that Z the Lord pour God bing pou aut from the burdens ef the Egyptians. —- 8 Gnd J will bang pou into the land which 3+ tware that J would giue to Abzas Ham, to Izhak, and to Jaakob, and F wiil ped tt vnto pou fos apoilehlion : Jam thẽ 020. 9 € Bo Boles tolve the hien of Iſ⸗ rael thus: but they bearkened « not vuta Woks, fozanguith of (pivit and foz crucii Bondage. Io ‘Chen the Low fpake pute Moles, 18 @o therefore now and wozke: foz there ſayi ſhall no raw be ginen you, pet ail pe Deli» wer the whole tale ofbztcke. s 19 Then the offiecrs of the childzen of Jiraci | faw themlelues in an enill cafe, be- caule it was fain, Pe hall Biminth nothing of pour bricke,nor of euerp Dayes talke. 20 E And they met Moſes and Aaron, which ſtood in their wap as they. came out krom Pharach, 21 Cowhoin they fayo, The Lord laske bpon you and iudge: for yee hane made our fauour to*ftinke befoze Pharaoh and befoze bis (eruants , in that pee haue e put a fod in their hand to flap bs. 22 Uibercfore Moles returned to the. Lod and {aid , Lord, why bat thou afflic- pa this people 2 wherefore Dat thou thus mg? aping, II Gore (peake to Pharaoh Ring of E- gypt, that hee let the cheldzen of Iſrael gog cut of Dis land. 12 But Boles ſpake before the Lord lap- tng, Behald, the childzen of Ilrael hearken not vnto me, bow then Hall Pharach heare me, which am oka vncircumciſed lips? 13 Thin the Lord ſpake pnto oies and vnto Aaron.and charged them co goe to the children af Iſrael, andto Pharaoh King ef — * buing the chilazen ot Iſtael out of the land of Egypt. 3 14 @ Thele bee the ¢ heads of their fas thers houies : the* fonnes of Reuben the Art bonne ofS ftacl are anoch and Palin, ipezron and Carmi: tele are the families of Reuben. serial: 15 “Ale the founes of Simeon Femucle amin, God promifeth deliuerance. $Ebr.in a ſtrong hand, lOr all fufficient. a Whereby he fignifieth that he will parforme in deedsthar which: he promiled to their fathers: ſor this Name decla- reth that heis conftant,and will performe his | promife. HOr plagues: b He — as touching the outward vocatis on: the dignitie . whereof they loft afterward by their rebellion: bur as for eleGi- onto life enerla- fing; ic is immus table, IEbr. lifi up mine hand fv c Soharda thing it isto bew trueobedience | vnder the croffe, d Or, barbarows and rude in fpeech:and by | this word (vacire cumeifed).is figs nified the whole coruption of mans natuse, e Thisgenealo- gie Meweth of whom Moſes and Aaron came, Gene.46 9. numb,26.5. L,Ch10%.5 .3» 1 Chaha A = NEM. 3 A7. 1.chron.6.1. and 23.6. f Forhe was 42 yeereold,when he came into E- gypt,and there liued 94. ` Num, 26.57. | w.chron6,te “and 23,6, Chap. 2,2. num 26.59. g Which kinde ~ of mariage was after in the Law forbidden, Leuit. 18.12. h Mofes and he were brothers children,whote rebellion was punifhed, Numb. 161. i Who was a prince of Iudah, Numb,2,3, Nam.2 3. 11. +t what ſtocke Mofes and Aaron came. Jamiu, and Ohad, and Jachin, and Zoar, and Dbhaul the fonne of a Canaantttth wos man: thele ave the families of Simeon. 16 @* Ghele allo are the names of the fonnesof Leur in their generations: Oers fhon ¢ Kobath, and Merari (and the peeres ofthe life of Leui were an hundaed £ thirtie and ſeuen peere.) 17_ Che tonnes of Gerſhon, were Libni and Shimi by their families. 18 _* And the tonnes of Kohath , Amram and shar, and Webzon, and Uziel, ( and ct liued an hundzed chirtie and thee 19 Allo the fonnes of Merari were Ma⸗ hali and Muti: theſe ave the families ofLe- ul by their kinreds, 20 * And Amram tooke Jocheben his 8 fathers fiter ta his wife , and the bare htm Aaron and Moles (and Amram tined an Hundzed thirtie and — Saat 21 @ Allo the fonnesof Ishar : * Kozah, and Mepheg,and Fichi. 22 And the tonnes of Czsiel : Wiad, and Chaphan, and Hithi. 23 And Aaron tooke Cliheba daughter of Amminadab, lifter of Hahaſhon to his mite, which bare hint Madab and Abibu, Eleazar and Ithamar. 24 Allo the (onnes of Korah: Alſir, and Elkanah, and Abialaph + thele arg the fami- lies of the Korhites. 25. And Eleazar Aarons fonne tooke him one of the Daughters of Putiel to his wife, which bare bim = Pbhinehas : thele are the princtpall fathers of che Leuttes thozowout _ their families, k For their fa- milies were fo -great.that they might be com- ‘pared to armies, 1 Thedifobedi- ence both of (| Mofes and ofthe “people fheweth | that their deliue- rance came oncly of Gods free mercie. w || Or,a God to Pharaol. a [haue giuen ` thee power & au- thority to fpeake in my Name, and || to execute my | iudgements ypon ae him, | NOr,fhall ſpeahe | jor thee (before | Pharaoh ) 26 hele are Aaron € Woles to whom the Loza taid, Bing the chosen of Jael out ofthelandof Egypt, according to their armies, 27 Ghele are that Moles and Aaron, which ſpake to Pharaoh King of Egypt, that they might bring the children of Maei out of gepot. ; 28 @ And at that time when the Lon {pake bnto (Boles in the tand of Egppt 29 Mhen the Lozd,| fay, ſpake vito Wo. fes, ſaying, Jam the Lod, ſpeake thou vnto Pharaoh the Ring of Egypt all that Flay vnto thee, 30 When Mofes laine before the Lord, Beholde, 3 am of vncircumciſed lips, and how all Pharaoh beare me ? = CHAP, vik 3 Godhardeneth Pharaohs heart. 10 Mofes and Aarow doe the miracles of the ſerpent, and the blood and Pharaohs forcerers doe the lke yaen the Lozd fatd to Moles, Bebolde,F baue made thee | Pharaohs* Go, and Aaron thp brorher Hall be thy Prophet. 2 Chon halt peake all that J comman · Ded thee: and Aaron thy bzother pall peake unto Pharaoh, that hee ſuffer the children of Iſrael to goe outof his land. 3 But F will harden Pharaohs heart, and multiply my miracles and my wonders tn the land of Egypt. 4 And Pharaoh thall not hearken un- to you, that J may lay mine hand vpon E⸗ Exodus. gypt, and bring out imine armies, even mp people, the childzen of Iſrael out of the land of Cayppt.by great > tudgements. § Chen the Copptians Wall know that J am the Lord, when J tretch foorth mine band vpon Egypt, and bꝛing out the chil dren of Iſraeſtron among cher. 6 So Moles and Aaron did as the Loꝛd commanded them,cuen ſo did they. ( Pow Moles was * fourelcore veere olde, and Aaron foureicoze and theee, when they ſpake vnto Pharaoh) 8 And the Lorn had ſpoken vnto Wo- ſes and Aaron faning, 9 JE Pharaoh peake vnto pou, faying, Hhewe a miracle foz yon, then thou halt fay onto Aaron, Cake thy rod, and caſt it een Pbaraoh,and it Wall bee turned into a erpent. 10 € Then went Woles and Aaron vn- to Pharaoh, aud did euen asthe Led had commanded ; and Aaron caſt foorth his rod before Pharaoh and befoze his ſeruãnts, and it was curnedinto a ferpent. a IX Then Pharaoh called allo foz the wile men, and diozcerers: and thole charmers alfa of Egypt Did in like maner with their enchantiments. 12 Fo: they cat Downe etery man Dis rod, and they were turned into ſerpents: but Aarons rod Denoured their rods. . 13 Ho Pharaohs beart was hardened, 9 e hearkengd not to them , asthe Loo ap tain. 14 C The Low then {aide unto Moles, Pharaohs heart is} obftinate,he refuleth co let the people goe. À i 15 Go vnto Pharaoh in the moming lo, he will come korth vnto the water) and thou fhalt tand ¢ meet him by thee riuers brink, and the rod, which was turned into a ſer⸗ pent, bait thou take in thine band. 16 And thou halt fay vnto bim, Whe Lod God of the Hebrewes hath fent me vns tatheelfaying, Let my people goe, that thep may ſerue me in the wilderneflesand behold, hitherto thon wouldeft not beate, 17 Thus ſayeth the Lod, Jn thisthou halt know that J am the Lod: beholde, J wil {mite with the rod that is in mine hand, - bpon the water that is in the riuer, and tt ſhalbe turned to blood. 18 And the ff} that is inthe river, fhalt Die, and the river Mall tinke, and ft hall i grieuc the Egyptians to minke ofthe wa- ter of the river. 19 E The Lord then pake to Moles, Day vnto Aaron, Cake thy rod,and ſtretch out thine hand ouer the waters of Egypt, euer their ſtreames, ouer their rivers, and ouer their pondes, and ouer all pooles of their waters,and they Wall bee t blood, and ‘there thal bee blood thoromont all the tand K Egypt, both in veſſels of wood, and of one. 20 Ho Mofes and Aaron did euen as the Lord commanded : * and be lift bp the rod, and finote the water that was in the rfuer in the fight of Pharaoh, and tn the tight of histeruants:and*all the water that was inthe riuer was turned inte bigon, mai n The firft plagueof Egypt. b To ftrengthen — Mofes faith, God promifeth againe to punith moft fharpely the opa preflion of his Church. c Mofes liued in affliction and banifhment fore tie yeere before be enioyed his Offe to deliuer Gods people. lOr, Dragon. d Itfeemech that thefe were Tannesand Jams bres, read 2.Tim. — 3-8.f0 euer the wicked malici. oufly refift the truethof God. Or, heauie and dull, e To wit, theri- uer Nilus. |] Or they ſbalbe weary,and ab- horre to drinhe. } The firft plague, Chap.17. 5» Pfal.78. 44 Thefecond Plague. 3 PEN £ To fignifiethat jt was a true mi- racle, and that God plagued them inthat which was moft neceflary for the referuation of ife. Wi[4.17.7- g In outward appeartance,and after that the fe- uen dayes were ended. IEbr. was made ` firong. t Ebr.he fet not bú heart at ali thereunto. Or,/eaen dayes were accompli- 2 There is no- thing fo weake, that God cannot cauſe to ouer- come the grea- teft power of man, | Or,vponthy | dough,or into thine ambries. | -¢ The fecond Plague. b But Gofhen, where Gods people dwelt, was excepted, Wafd. 17.7. c Notloue,but feare cauſeth the | very infidels to feeke vnto God, t fbr. haue ths honour ouer me. llOr ſpeake plaine vnto Me, $ Ebr according to thy word. 21 And the! it that was in the riuer, Died, and tye riuer tanke: to chat the Capp tians could not minke of the water of the rtt- uer: and there was bleod thozowont allthe land of Egypt. 22 * And the inchanters of Egypt did e likewtle with therr ſorceries: and thebeart of Pharaoh was t hardened z fo that bee be not hearken vnto them, as the Lom bad 23 Then Pharaoh returned, and went againe into bis houle, + neither Dw this pet enter into bis heart. 24 Al the Cavptians then viggen round about thertuer for waters to Duinkerfo2 they could not Dzinke of the water of the river. 25 And this | continued fully ſeuen dayes after the Lod had (mitten the river. CHAP. VIII, 6 Frogs are fent. 13 Mofes prayeth, and they die, 17 Lice are fènt, whereby the forcerers ac- knowledge Gods power. 24 Egypt ú plagued with noyfome flies. 30 Mofes prayeth agaime: 32 But Pharaohs heart ú hardened, Afoa the Lora fayde unto Woles, Goe vnto Pharaoh, and tell him, Chus faith the Lozd, Let my people gor, that thep map ferue me: i 2 Andiftheu wilt not let them got, bes sa J will finite all thy countrep with a frogs: : 3 And theriuer hall ſcrall full of frogs, faid which all goe vp and come into thine boufe and into thy chamber where thou flee- pelt, and spon thy bed, anv inte the boule of thy feruants, and vpon thy people, and fne — aie ouens, and || lato toy kneading oughs. 4 Dea, the krogges hall climbe bp vpon eheesand on thy people, and vpon all thy ſer⸗ ants, s galm the Lom faid vnto Wors, Dap ` thou vnto Aaron, Dtretch out thine hand with thy rod vpon the ſtreames, upon theri» uers, and upon the ponts and caule frogs te come vpon the land of Egypt, > Then Paron ſtretched cut bis hand bpon the waters of Egyꝑt, and the t frogs came vp,and couered the land of > Cappi, 7 * And the forcerers did likewtle with theirfozcertes, and brought frogs yp vpon the land of Egypt. 8 Then Pharaoh called fo: Moſes and Aaron and far, © oap e onto the Lon that be may take alway the frogs from mee, and from iv people, and 3 wiillet the peo- ple gop s that they may Doe lactifice unto the p20, 9 And Moles {aid unto Pharaoh, t Con» cerning mec, euen command when F wall pap foz thee, and for thy feruants , and foz thy people,to deſtroythe frogs from thee and from thine boules, that thep may remaine tn the riuer onely. 10 Then he (aid, To moꝛow. And he an: fered, Bee it * as thou hat fat, that thou mapet know, that there is none like vnto ~ the Lod our God. Chap viij. Ir So the frogs Hall Depart from thee, and from thine boules, and from thp fete uants, and from thy people; onely thep halt rematnein the river. I2 Theu Boles and Aaron went out from Pharaoh: and Moles cried vnto the Lod concerning the frogs, which hee han || fent vate Pharaoh. _ 13 And the Loyd did according to the fap- tng of Moles: fo the frogges 4 Died in the houles,tn the townes,and iñ the fields. 14 Gnd they gathered them together by Deapes,and the land ſtanke of them. Is But when Pharaoh fam that hee had ret giuenhim,be hardned hts heart, hears 8 kened not vnto them, asthe Lord had fain. 16 € gaine the Lozd fain vnto Moles, ay bato Zaron Stretch out thy rod, anv {mite the Dutt of the earth , that it may bee turned to ț lice thoughout alithe land of €- Sppe. 17 And they did (o; fo2 Aaron ſtretched out hts band with bis rod, and fmote the But of the earth: and lice came vpon man and vpon beak: al the Dult of the earth was licethoughoutallthelandof Egypt, 18 Now the inchanters aſſaxed likewiſe with their inchantments to bzing fozth lice, but they could not. othe lice were vpon Wan and vpon beak, 19 Then (ata the tachanters tuto Pha⸗ raoh , This is the f Huger of God. But Pharaohs heart remamed obftinare,and he hearkened not vnto then , as the Lod baa 20 € Mozeoucr the Lod fain vnto Wo fes Rife vp carety in the moning, and tand hefoze Pharaeh (ioc, he will come foorth vn- to the water ) ana fay onto bim, Thus faith the Lod, Let my people gor, that they map ferne me. i 21 Elle if thou wilt not tet my people go, beholde, 3 will fend || (warmes of fliesborh bpon thec,and bpon thy ſeruants, and ypon The third and fourth Plague. a HS [Or ayd ups, d In things of this life God oft times heareth the prayers of the iuft for the yne odly. [Or made his heart heauie t The third Plague. é God confoun- ded their wife- dome and authos ritie in a thing moft vile. f They acknow- ledgethat this was done by Gods powerand not by forceriey Luke 11.20, Or „a multitude of venemous thy people, and into thine houſes: and the beasts,as fer- boules of the Egyptians fwarmes of flies,and the ground alfo where= on they are, 22 But the land of Goen, where my people are,|| will F caul to be wonderfull in that Day, fe that no fwarmes of fites Wall be there, that thou mayeſt know that J am the Lod in the mids of the || earth. 23 Aud J wil make a deliuerance of my people from thy people: to moꝛrow fali thts miracie be. j 24 Sud the Lord did fo : * for there came tereat (warmes of flieg into the honte of Pharaoh, and into His (eruants houſes, fo that thꝛough all theland of Egypt the carth twas cozrupt by the ſwarmes of fites, 25 Then Pharaoh called fe: Poles an Garon,and aiD, GoL, doe lacrtHce puto pour Godin this land. 26 But Moſes anſwered, It is uot meet to Doe ſo: foz then wee ſhould offer vnto the Loꝛd our God that, whichis an 2 abominatt: on vnto the Egyptians. Lo can we faccifice the abomination of the Egyptiaus befoze their eyes, and they not ftone bs 2 27 Let vs gee thice Daves tourney in the D deſert, hall bee full of pentserc, lOr, wil (epae rate. Or, land of Egypte Wifd 16:9. t The fourth Plague. g For the Egyp- tians worfhipped diuers beafts, as the oxe, the theepe,and fuch like, which the Ifraclites offered in facrifice;- which thing the Egyp- tians abhorred to GA * The fif and fixt Plague, | Chap.3.18. h So the wicked ptefcribe vnto Gods meflengers how farre they fhall goe, i Hecouldnot iudge his heart, but yet he chara ged him to døe chis vnfainedly. k Where God giueth not faith, no miracles can preuaile. t The fift plague. a He thall de- elare his heauie indgement a- gaintt bis ene» mies,and his fa- + uour toward his children, b Intothe land of Gofhen, where the Iiae- lites dwelled, B Or,imbers, The fixtplacue. delert, and facrifice vnto the Lod our Ged, *as be bath commanded ys. — 23 And Hharaoh faid, J twill let you gor, that pe map tacrifice vuto the Loꝛd pour Gon inthe wilderneffe, but h goe not farce away, pay foame. ; 29 And Molſes faid, Beholde.I will goe pitt from tier, and pray vnto the Log’, that the ſwarmes effiies may Depart from Pha- raoh, from bis feruants,and from bis people to meow; but let Pharaoh from henceforth i Decetue no moze, 1u netluitering the people to factifice vnto the Lod, 30 So Woles went out from Pharaoh, and prꝛayed vnto the Lod. _ 31 And the Lora Did according to the ſay⸗ ing of Boles, and the ſwarmes of flies De- parted from Pharaoh, from bis (eruants, and fram bis peopleand there rematned not one. 32 Vet Pharaoh «hardened his heartat this tune alſo, and Din net let the people got. €- H-A Pa dEX 1 Themurraine of beaſtes. 13 The plague of botches and fores. 23 The horrible baile, thun = der,and the lightning. 26 The land of Gofhen e- uer & excepted. 27 Pharaoh confeffeth his mic- kedaeſſe. 33 Mofes prayeth for him. 35 Yet is hee obstinate. T Den the Lord laid vnto Woles, Gorta Pharash, and tell him, Thus faith the £020 God of the Chzrewes , Let my people goe,that they map lexue me. 2 Buttfthourefule toict them gog, and wilt pet hold them tiii, ’ 3 Beholde, the hand of the Lom is bpon thy flocke which ts in the field: for vpon the horſes vpon the aſſes, vpon the camels bpon the cattell, and vpon the ſhecpe thallbee g mightie great murraine. 4 And the Lord Gall doe⸗ wonderful- ly betweene the beattes of Iſrael, and the beats okEgrpt: to that there hall nothing * of pele péertaineth to tye childzen of rael. § And the Lod appointed a time, faying, To moꝛrow the Lod wall fni this ching in this land. yy T Ho the Lord did this thing on the moꝛrovs: andali the cattell of Egypt Died: but of the cattell of the childꝛen of Iſrael Died not one, 7 Then Wharaoh t fent, and beholde, there mas notone of the cattell of the Jitra- elites Dead ; and the heart of Pharaoh was obittnate,and he aiD not let the people goe, 8 dAn the Low {aid to Moles, and to Garon, Cake your handfull off athes of the foznace, and Moſes Hall (prinkte them to- ward the heauen in the fight of Pharaoh: 9 Andthep Mall be turned to ont in all the land of Egypt: and it hall bec as a ſcab braking ont into blifters vpon man, and ppon beak, throughout all the lande of C- t Sypt. 1o Then they tooke athes of the fornace, and toone before Pharaoh : and Moſcs ſprinkled them toward the heauen, Ethere came ta ſcabbrraking ont into bliſters Ypa on man.and vpon beaſt. And the ſorcerers could net Hand bga Exodus. fore Moles, becauſe of the ſcab: for the frab was vpon the inchanters, and vpon all the Egypptians. 12 And the LoD hardened the beart of Pharaoh, and he hearkened not vnto them, * as the Lord had fain vnto Mates. , 13 (Allo the Loz faid vnto Doles, Rile vp earely inthe moning, and mand before Bharaoh, and tell hun, Chus faith the Loa Gon of the Cbrewes, Let my people ge,that they may ferue me. 14 fo J will atthis time fende all my plagues bpon € thine heart, and vpon thy feruants,ézpon thy people that thou mayeſt — that there is none like mee ti all the eatth, Is Foz now J wil ſtretch out mine hand, that 3) may ünite thee and thy peaple with the peitilence; and thon Halt perth froni th garii). ; 16 And indeed, * for this taum hauei J apsotnced thee ito ewe my power in thee, and to Declare mp 4 fame thoughout ail the wold. 17 Det thou exaltelt chy (elfeagaintinpy people, and lettcit them not gor, S 13 Beholde, tomorow thts time J wiil cauſe to raine a mighty great batie, fuch as was not in Egypt Auce the foundation thereof was layd vnto this time. 19 Hend therefore now, and gather thy cattell, and all that thou bait in the fielde; for spon all the men, and the beattes, which are found in the fielde, and not brought attain. hatle thal fall vpon them, and they all Die. 20 Durch then as feared the wod of the Lob among the feruants of Pharaoh, made his feruants and dis cattell fice into the boules: 21 But fuch as t regarded not the fund of the Lord, left his ſeruants, and bis cattell in the fielt. 22 C And the Low ſayde to Moles, Stretch foorth thine hand toward heauen, that there map be hatle in all the land ef Œ- gypt, dpon man, and vpon beaſt, and bpon ali the bearbes of the fielde inthe land ot E· ppt, sti A 23 Then Moles ſtretched out his rod to» ward heaucn,and the Lord fent thunder and t haiie, and tlightning vpon the ground: and the Lom ceuled haile to raine vpon the land of Egypt. k 24 So there was haile , and fire mingled with the baile, ſo grieuous, as there was none theotighout all the land of Egppt, ince || it was a nation. 25 And the hailefmote throughout al the land of Egypt all that was in the fieia, both man and beat: allo the baile {mote all the hearbes of the field, and brzake to pieces all thetrees of the Geld. 26 Dnely in the land of Gohen ( where the chilen ef Iſrael were) was no hale. Thefeuenth Plague, ~ Chap.4.2%- c So that thine owne confcience thal] condemne thee of ingrati- tude and malice. Rom, 9,17. || Or , fet thee vp, lOr, to [hew thee, d "Fhatis,that all the world may magnifie my power in ouer- comming thee. e Here weéee though Gods wrath be kind- led, yet there is acertaine mercy ſhewed euen to his enemies. t Ebr. fet not ha heart ta. f The word of — the minier is called the word of Gode + The feuenth plague. tEbr fire wale ked. {| Or. fvce it was inhabited. The wicked confeffe their finnes to their 27 Then Pharaoh lent awd called for condemnation, Boles and Aaron and fatne pnto them, J] but they cannot g haue now finned: the Lo: is righteous, beleeueto ob- but J and my people are wicked. taineremiflion. } - 28 Pꝛay pe vnto theLozn(fozitis pnotigh) + Ebr.voyces of that there bee no moze + mighty vane God. Pfal.24.te h Meaning , that when they haue their requeft, they are neucs the better, though they make many faire promifts ; wheres in we fee the pta- étifesof the wic- ked. hOr, late (iwen. 4 Bor.by the hand af Mofes, Gap.4.21. HOr in bis pre- ſence, or among then. a The miracles fhoutd bee fo - grear, thatthey fhould befpoken of for euer,where alfo wee feethe duetie of parents toward their chil- dren. b- Theendof af- flictions, isto humble our felues with true repentance vider the hand of l God. “N0r,locufts, Wifd,16.9s pOr, nare. c Mcaning, the -occafion of all thefe enils : fo are the godly euer _ charged, asElias was by Ashab. The eight plague chreatned. and hatle,and J will let pou goe,and ye Halt tary no louger. 3 29 Then Woles fat vnto hinm, Aſſoone as Jam dut of the citie, J wil ſpꝛead mine hands vnto the Lo2d, and thethunder tall ceale, neither hall there bee anp moze haile, that thou mapet know that *the garth is the Lords. : 30 Qs for theeand thy ſeruants, J know hafoze | pray ; yee will feare before the face of the LoD Gon, 31 ( Andthe flare, and the barlep were firutten ; fo: the barlep was eared, and the flare was bollen. ; 32 But che wheate andthe rie were not finttten: foz they were |] hid in the ground .) 33 Then Woles went out of the citie from Pharaoh, and {pzed bis handes to the Lod, and the thunder and the batle coated, neither rainen it bpon the earth. = 34. And when Pharaoh faw that p raine and the paile ana the thunder twere cealſed, Dee finned againe, and hardened bis heart, both be, and bis feruants. 35 Ba the heart of Pharaoh was harde⸗ ned, neither would be let the chilozen of Jif- racl goras the Lozd han fad + bp Moles. CHAP. X. 9 Pharaohs feruants counfell him to let the Ff- vaelites depart, 13 Grafhoppers deftroy the coun- trey. 16 Pharaoh confeffeth his finne. 22- Dark- Beffe is fente 28 Pharaoh forbiddeth Mofes to come any more in hu prefences Aeee , the Load fayd pnto Moſes, Goe to Pharaoh: for+ J haue yardened his beart, and the heart of bis ſeruants, that J might woke thele my miracles athe ming of hts realme, f .2 gad that thon mapet declare inthe a cares of thy fonne,and uëtyy ſonnes ſonne, what things J haue done in Egypt, and my miracles which Ihaue Done among them: that pee map know that J am the Lord. 3 Then came Moles and Garon vnto y Pharaoh, anu they tain vnto him, Thus faith the Lod God of the Chrewes ; Vow long wilt thourefule > to humble thy felfe befoze me? Les my people goe,that thepinap ferue me, 4 WButif thowrefule to let my people go, behold, tomorow will J bzing ||” graſhop⸗ pers into tip coats. § And they fall couer the face of the tarth thata man cannot fee the earth: and they hall care the relidue which rémaineth vnto vou, aud path efcaped fromthe baile: and they ſhall eate all your trees that budin e fein. thy ſeruants houſes, and the boules of all the Egyptians, as neither thy fathers, noz thy fathers fathers baue ene , fince the time they were spon the earth onto this Day- Ho hee returned, and went out fron Pharaoh. 7 Then Pharaohs feruants fayd nto him, How long hall he beſan· oſſence vn⸗ to vs? let the m̃en goe, that they may ſerue the Lord their Gods wiit thou fir know Chap. x. D Aud they Hall fill thine houſes, and all that Cevpt is deſtroyed: 8 o oles and Aaron were brought againe vnto Pharaoh, and be fayd to them, Goe, ſerue the Lod your God, but who are they that Halt roe? À 9 Ano Moles anfwered, Mee will goe with our yong and with our old, with our fonnes and with our Daughters, with our fhecpe and with our catteli will we gog : foz Wwe muf celebrate a feat vnto the Lom. IO And hee ſayd yara them , Leti the Lodo be with you, as J will iet you goe and pour childzen + behold, fog © euill is de⸗ foze your face. II Icfhallnotbe fo: now gee pee thatare men and ſerue the Loꝛd: for that was your Deire, Chen thep were thuit out frg Jopa: raohs pzelence. Ca T 12 €@ Gfter,the Lorde layd bunto Mofes; Dteetci out thine hand vpon thelana of E- gypt faz the grahoppers , that they map conie bpon the landot Egypt, ann eateall the herbes of thetand , eucn all that the haile bath left. À 13 Then Mofes ſtretched forth his rodde vpon the land of Caype : and the Love brought an Eat winde vpon the lande all that Day, and all that night; and in the mor⸗ — the Catt winde brought the t gralhop· 14 Dothe graſhoppers went vp vpon all the land of Egypt, andi remained in all Quarters of Egypt: fo grieuous graſhop· pers, like to thei were neuer before, neither after them thalibe fich. 15 ffo they cowered all the face of the earth, ‘o ibat the land was Darke; and they Div cate ail the herbes of the land, andal the fruits of thetrees , which the haile had left, fo that there was no greene thing left upon the trees, no: among the herbes of the tield thozowout ali the land of Egypt. 16 Therefore Pharaoh called for f 9e- {es and Aaronin batt, and fayd, 3| bane in- ned agath the Lord your God, and again gu; 17 And now korgiue mee my finne onclp thisonce,and pray bnto the Loꝛd pour Gov, sher bec map take away from me this Death onely. 18 Mofes then went out from Pharaoh, and prayed vnto the Loss, j 19 And the Lord turned amighty rong TUe R winde, and toske away the graſhop pers , and vtolentip caf them into thee red iea, fo that there reingined not one graſhop· per in all the coaſt of Egypt. 20 But the Lod hardened Pharaohs bart „and he DiD not iet the children ofge racl goe. 2I QAgàine the Lord layd vnto Doles, Stretch out thine hand toward peang, that there may bee vpon the lande of Egypt — eucu darkeneſſe, that may be ele, f i "a 22 Then Woles Kretched forth his hand toward heauen, and there wasa tblacke *Darkeicie in ail the land of Egypt thee Dapes, 23 #20 man faw another, neither aroſe The eight andninthplague, 26 ® d Thar js,I would che Lord were no more afa feGioned toward you, then I am mindedto Jec you goe, e Punithment is prepared foryou, Some read, Ye intend {ome mife chieſe. $ Thecigbth plague, llOr, he caufed themto remaine. f The wicked in their mifery feeke to Gods mini- fters for helpe, albeit chey hate ` and detch them. g The water fee= meth red, becanfe the fand or grauel isred : the E- brewes call itthe fea of bulruthes. h Becaufe it was fothicke, + The ninth plague. Wif 17% up from the place eae yee was forthzee . apes; 2 Thetenthplaguethreatned. Wifa. 38. te i The minifters of God eught not to yceld- one iot to the wic- ked,as touching their charge. x Thatis, with what bealts , or how many. 1 Though before he confeffed Mo- fesiuft, yeta- gainit hisowne confcience hee threatneth to put him to death, a Wirhout anv condition, but with hafte and violence. © llOr borow. Chap.3.22. and 12,35 Eccl 45.1» Chap.12.29. Wifa. 18.11. b From the highe(t to the lowelt ry e That is , vnder thy power and pouernment. p God hardeneth the hearts of the reprobate , that his glory there- by might be the more fer foorth, Kom 9.17. payes : * but all the childzen of Iſrael had light where they dwelt. 24 Then Pharash calien fo: Moles, and fayd,@oe,lerue the Loꝛd: onely your theepe and pour cattell Hall abide, and pour chil· Been hall got with pou. ‘ 25 And Males layd, Chon mut giue vs allo laccifices; and burnt offerings, that we May Doe facrifice vnto the Lozd sur God. 26 Thertoꝛe our cattellalſo hall go with ts: there hal nat an i hoofe be left, fo2 thers of muit we take to terue the Lod our Gad: ‘neither do me know haw we Hail ferne the Lord, wncill we come thither. 27 (But the Low hardened Pharaohs Heart, and be would notict them go) 28 Aud Pharaoh lain vnto him, Get thee from mee: loake thou fee my face no moze: foz whenſoeuer chou commet in my tight, thou alt! ate. 29 Then Molſes ſapd. Thou halk favde tocil: fram heucelorth walg fee thy tace no moze. CH AP. XI, 1 God promifith their departure. 2 He willeth themto borow their neighbours tewels. 3 Mofes was efteemed of all faue Pharaoh, 5 Hefignsfieth the death of the firft borne, ¢ Ne? the Lorde han ſayd unto Mofes, Pet will J ing one plague moze Yy- on Pharaoh ana vpen Egypt: after that,he will let yvou goe hence? when hee letteth pou goche tall*at once chaſe you bence. 2 Apeakethou now tothe people, that cucty man || require of his neighbour, and cuery woman of her neighbour *tewels of filuer and tewels of goin. 2 Andthe Lod gaue the people fanour inthe fightofthe Egyptians: allo" Woks was very greatin the land of Egypt, in the fight of Pharaohs ſeruauts, and tn the flight of the people) i - 4 Slo (Boles faid, Thus faith the Lod, * Qbout midnight wul J} goe out into the mits of appt. 5 *And allthe lirlt borne in thelandof Cavyt Hhallaie from the firt bone of Pha· A rach that ſitteth on bis thzone,pntathe üri bone of the mayde ſeruant, thatisat >the miiLand all the Art borne ofbeatts. 6 Then there ſhalbe a great crp thoꝛow⸗ ont all the land of Egypt, tuch as was neuer none like, no: malbe. i 7 Butagaink none of the chitdren of JE rael hala dogge mooue His tongue, neither agsing man 102 beaſt, that peemay know that the Lod putterh a diſterence betweene the Egyptians and Iſrael. 8 Anodallthele thy ſeruants hail come Downe vnto meand fall before mee, ſaying, Get thee out, and all the people that «are at thy feet, ano after this wili J Depart, Ho Hee went out from Pharaoh very anə gry. — 9 And the Loe ſapde vnto Moks, Pharaoh fall fet heave pow that my — may be multtpiped in the land of appt. 10 @o Doles and Qaren did ali theſe wonders betoxe Pharaoh: but the Lows har- Dened Pharaohs peart,aud be fierro not Exodus. e childsen of —— Iſrael to goe out of his CHAP. XIT. t The Lord inſtu uteth the Paffecuer. 16 The fathers mufi teach their children the myſten there of. 29 The firft borne are flasme. 31 The Ifraclites are drinenvut oftheland, 35 The Egyptians are fpoyled. 37 The number that departeth out of Ex Sy Pt» 40 How long they were in Ecypt. T ao the Lown ſpake puto Moſes and ta aron ut the land of Egypt, ſaying, 2 Ghisamoneth thalbe unto pou the bes ginning sf moneths: it halbe to pou the fir b moneti of the peere, 3 Dyeake ye vnto all the Congregation of Iſrael, aping, Jn the tenth of this mo: neth let euery man take bute him alambe, according to the houte ot the < fathers, a lambe fo: an honſe. 4 And if the houſhold be too little forthe tambe, je Yali take his neighbour, whtch ts neyt vnto his Houle, accogding to the num- ber of the perſons : encrp one of pou, accor Ding to his 4 eating, Hail make pour count fo: the lambe. § Pour lambe Hall be without blemih, amaleofa peere old: pee fhalltake tt of the- lambg ez of theks. — 6 And pee Hall keepe it vntillthe foure- teenth Day of this moneth: then eal rhe mule titude of the Congregation of Iſrael fjall Rillit+ atenen. 7 Aiter they ſhall take of the bicon and The Paffeouer inftituted, a Called Niſan Containing pare of March , and part of April. b As touching the obferuation of feafis : as for other policies,. they reckoned from Septem>ery c Asthe fathers of the honfkold had great or {mail families. d He thall cake fo many as are ufficient to eate the lambe. ¢ Euery onein highoute, Ebr. betweene the two eueninge ſtrike tt en the two poſtes, and on the pp- or twilight. ee et pof of the poules where they all eatett.. 8 And they thall cate the fle the ſame night, rok with fire,and vileauencd bead: with ſowre herbe they hall eatett. 9 Eate not thereof raw, boyled ne: fod- Dentn water, butroite mith fite, Voth bis £ bead, his feet, aud hispurtenance. 10 And pe hall relerue nothing of it vn⸗ ta themozning : but that, whtch remaineth of it vnto the mogrow , Mall yee burne with re II @ And thus hall pee cate it, Pour loynes girded, pour ſhodes on pour fete, and pour ſtaues in pour hands, and pee hall eate it in bate: fore it is the Los Pate- puer, 12 Fo: J wil paffe thoꝛow the land cf E- aye the fame night, and wili finite all the. t itbezne in the land of Egypt, both man andbeaf, and J wil erecute iudgement ny» on all the || gods of Egypt, Jam the Loo. 13 And the blood Wali bee a token foz you vpon the honfes where ye are: fo when J fee the blood, Jj will paſſe ouer pou, and the plague thall net be vpon you to Detiruction, when 3 finite the land of Eaypt. 14 And this day all be nto pona * re- membrance: and pee fhall keepe itan poly featt vnto the L020, thozewont pour genera- * : petball Reepe it holy by anozdinance i faz ener. Is Berauen Dayes Mall pee cate vnleaue · ned bean, aud in any cale pee wall put a- way leauen the firt day ont ef your hou- fcs: foz wholecucy eateth leancned brean f That is; all thar may bee catea, g Thelambe was. not the Pafleo» uer, but fignified: it: asfactraments are not the thiig it felfe, which they doe repre- fent, but fignifie it. Or. Prixces, or idoles. h Of the benefit receiued for your deliuerance, i That issyntill Chriftscomming® for then ceremo- ` nies had an ends The tenth Plague. from the fitt Day vntil the ſeuenth Day, that perſon thalbe cut off from Iſrael. HOr calling toge- 16 Andin the firk Dap thalbe an holy lal · ther of the people ſembly: allo in the feuenth day ſhall bee an fi bolp affembly bnto you : no woopke hail bee Done tn them, fane about that whith every man mutt eate ; that encip may yee Doe. 17 De hall keepe alſo the feak of pnleaues ned bread: foz that fame Dap J will bring vout armics ontof the land of Egypt:there; fore ye thal obferue this Day throughout pour poſteritie, bp an ordinance fo2 ener. 18 € *3Jn the fir moncth and the fours teenth day of the moneth at keuen pee Wall eate vnleauened bread vnto the one E twen= ticth Dap of the moneth at euen. 19 Seuen Daves hall no leauen be found in pour houſes: foz wholoeuer eateth leauce ned bread, that perlon wall bee cut of from the Congregation of Iſrael: whether he bg & ſtranger,oꝛ bozne in the land. š 20 De fhall cat no leauencd bread :but in all your habitations fall pe cat vnleauened bead. 21 C Then Woles called ail the Elders of Hrael,and fad vnto them, Thule out and take pou foz every of pour houſholds a lambe, and kill the Paſſeouer. ; 22 Qnd take "a bunch of Dylope,and dip it in the blood that is in the balen,and frike the || lintell,and the 4 Dorre cheekes with the blood that ts in the balen, and let none of you goe out at the Dooze of his houſe, vntill the moming. i 4 23 §Fo2 the Lom wil pafe by to {mite the Cgpptrans:and when he ſeeth the blood bp- outhelintel andon the two doore cheeks, the Loz will pale oner the Deore, and will net 1 The Angel fent ſuffer the deſtroyer to come into pour houſes ofGedrokill to plague you. ‘ r ehe firſt borne. 24 Therefore Hall pe obſerue this thing a an odinance both foz thee and thy fonnes 0} euer. 25 And when pee Wall come into the mand, which the Loyd will giue pou, as bee bath pzomtiled, then pee Hall keepe thts ruice. to ſerue God. Leuit, 23.5. #un.23. 16. k For inolde time fo they . counted,begin- ning the day at Sunne fee, till the next day at the fame time. Aebr. 11.28. Or, tran ſome or upper doore poſt. BOr,two fide pots. m The land of Canaan. POr,Ceremonsse Lofh-4.6, d when That leruite ts this pe keepe? 27 Then ye Hall lay, It is the facrifice of the Lords Paffeouer, which paſſed oner the houſes of the childzen of Jirael in Egypt, when hee fmote the Egyptians, and prefers ued our houfes. Then the people = bowed themlelues, and wo2hipped. 28 Gothechildzen of Iſrael went, and Did as the Lord had commaunded Moles and Aaron; fo Did they. t The tenth 29 (Mow at*midnight the Lozdtfinote all the firft borne in the land of Egypt, from the firt borne of Pharash that fate on his throne, vnto the * fir borne of the capttue ALA was in prilon, ant all the firk borne of eats. - 30 Ana Pharaoh role vp in the night, he,and all bis (eruants, and all the Egypti⸗ ans; and there wasa great cry in Egypts foz there was ° no Houle where there was not one Dead. : 4 31 Aud he called to Poles and to Aaron n They gaue — for fo great a bent- Chap. xij 26 *Qnv when pour children afke pou, D eparture out of Egypt. 37 by night, and (aid, Kiſe vp, get you out from among my people , both pe, and the children of Iſrãel, and goe (erue the Lom as pe haue apd, 32 Take allo pour Mheepe ,and your cate tell os ve haue fayd, and Depart, and? bleng me allo. 33 And the Egyptians did force the people ,becaute they would fende them out re the land in batte: foz they fayd , ice Die all, 34 Therfoze the people tooke thet Dough betoze tt was leauened; enen their Dongh bound in clothes vpon their ſhoulders. 35 And the childzen of Ilrael did accor. Ding to the faping of Woles, and they alked of the Egyptians * tewels of fluer andrew els of gold,and rayment. _ 36 And theLod gaue the people fanour in the light of the Cgypptians : and thep : i ent 2 their veguer : fo thepfpopled the Orlent them. gyptians. 37 Chen the * children of Iſrael tooke Namb.33.3- their tourney from 4 Rameles to Succoth, iof.24 6. about fire bundacth theuland men of foote, q Which wasa belive childzen, city in Golhen, 38 And * a great multitude of undp Gene.47.11. forts of people went out with them, and r Which were fheepe,and beeues, and cattell in great abun ſtrangers, and Dance. not borne of the 39 And they baked the Dough which they Mraclices. beoughe out of Egypt, aad made bitte ned cakes: foz it was not leauened, becauſe they were thzuft out of Caypt neither could toep T no? pet prepare themelues pics 40 (So the dDwellingof the chimen of Iſtael, while they Dwetled in Egypt, was *foure hundꝛeth and thirty yeeres. 41 And when the f foure hundzeth and thirtie peeres were erpired, euen the felfe faine Day Departed all the heltes of the Lod out of the land of Egypt. 42 Jt is a night to bee kept holy ts the Lod, becaufe bee brought them ontof the land of Egypt $ this ts that night of the Lod , which all the childzen of Jlracl mut keepe throughout their generations. 43 Allo the Lo: laide vnto Doles and Aaron, This is the Law of the Paſteouer: eno ftranger ball eate thereof. 44 Buteuery ſeruant that is bought foz inoney, when thou hak circumciſed him, then ball he eate thereof. 45 Aftranger o2 an Hired ſeruant hall not eate thereof. 46 * Im one poule ſhall it beeeaten: thon Nam,9.12, ſhalt carry none of the fem out of the oe è * neither all pee brake a bone ohn 19.36. ereof. ji 47 Al the Congregation of Jiraci Hall obſerue it 48 But ifa ranger Dwell with thee, and will obferue the Paſſeouer of the Lord. let him circumciſe all th s that belong vnto him, and then let htm comeandobierue u They that are if,and be Wall be as one that is boꝛne inthe ofthe houthold land: foz nong vncircumtiſed perfon ſhall of God,muft be eate thereof. all ioyned in ons 49 Dne "late Hall bee to him thatis faith and Re- borne in the land, and tothe ftranger that ligion, D3 dwelleth p Pray forme, Chap.2.22. andii.2, Genet 5A 50 acts.7.6, alat. a Fe f Eroin Abrae hams departing from Vr in Chale dea vnto the de=- parting of the children-of Ifrael from Egypt are 430.yccres. t Excepthe be circumciled and onely profeffe yourreligion. N i Firltborne. Chap.22.29, and 34.19-lewit,27. 26 num.3.13 È 8.16.luke 2.83. t Exod.2 3.43; $Ebr.houfe of fertuants. a Where they were in moftcru- el flauery. b To fignifiethat they had not lea- fure to leauen their bread. c Conteining part of March & part of April, when corne bes ganto ripein that countrey. d Boththefe- uenth and the ` firft day were holy,as chap. 12, 16. e Whenthou doeft celebrate the fcaft of vn- Jeuencd bread, f Thou fhalt haue continual remembrance thereof, asthou wouldelt ofa thing that is in thine hand or be- forethine eyes. Chap.22.29. and 34.19 27244.30. Ebr. that firf2 commeth forth. g Thisisalfo vnderftood of thehorfeand other beaftes, which were not offeredin ſacri. fice. h By offting a cleane beaft in facrifice, Leuit, 33,6. Paffeouer. Dwelleth among yor. | : so Thenall the chiimen of Ifrael div as e ae commanded Moles and Aaron: [o hey. SE And the felfe fame Day did the Low bring the childzen of Iſrael out of thelanv of Egypt bp their armies. CHAP: eX, i The firft borne are offered to God. 3 The memoriall of their deliverance. 6 The inStitati- on of the Pafeouer, 8. 14 An exhortation to teach their children to remember this delinerance. 17 Why they are led by the wilderneff2. 19 The bones of Fofcph. 21 The pillar ofthe cloud aad of the fie. $ AP D the Lord pake bute Woles, fay= titer, 2. * Hanctifie puto me all the firt borne, that is, euery one that firlt openeth the wombe among tie chtlozen of Iſrael as welok mam as of beaſt: forit ig mine. 3. | Chen Woles fayd vntothe people, *Reimember this dap in the which pee came ont of Egvpt, vut of the ¢houle ot⸗· bondage: foz by a mighty hand the Lo20 brought you out froni thencestherefoze no leauened began Hall be > eaten, ; 4 Thisday come yee out in the moneth of: Abib; ; § T Mow when the Lord hath beoughe theeintotheland of tye Canaanttes, and Hittites, and Amogzites , and Hinites, and Tebulites (which be fware vnto thy fathers, that he would gine thee,aland flowing with milke and bonite ) then thou Malt keepe this feruice inthis moneth. 6 HeuenDayes Walt thou cate ynteane- ned bread, and the d uenti Day hall bee the fealtofcthe Lord. 7 Giuleanencd bread Hal be eaten ſeuen Daves, anid there atl no leauened bread bee ſeene with thee, noz pet leauen be frene with thee in all thy quarters. T And thou Hale ſhew thp ſonne ein Exodus. The fierie and cloudie pillare t pto morrow, laying, bat is this’thon Malt |Or,bereaftere then lay unto him, (ith a mighty band the wards. Lod beonght vs out of Capper, ont of the houſe of bondage, 15 Foz when Pharaoh was hard heare ted againſt our Departing, the Lord then few ail the firt bone mthe landof Egypt fram the firſt borne of man euen to the ttet i borne of beaſt: therefore 1 facrifice pnto che Lod althe males that firit open the moimbe, 4i all the firt bone of my fonnes F| re» ceme. 16 Andit hallbeeas & token bpon thine hand, and aslifrontlets betweene thine eyes, |] Or, fenes of ree that the 102D brought vs ontef Cappt by q membraace. mighty hand, 17 Q Mow when Pharaoh had tet the: people gor, Gov carted them not by the way of the Philiſtuns countrey, || though it were neere: C fo: Goo (aid, Lek the people repert moen ve fegi warre, and turne agate to Egypt 18 But God madethe peoplete go about by the way of the wilderneſſe of the rea fea; and the childzenof Ilrael went vp * armen. the paflsge. out of the landof Egypt. Thatis, not 19 ( And Woles tooke the bones of Jlo- priuily, but o- feph with him : foz he had made the childzen penly,and asthe: of Iſrael ſweare, faving, *God will ſurely word doeth fig. vilite pou, and pe fall take my bones away anific, (erin or- bence with pou.) ¿oan ey oder by fine and 20 @* So they tooke their tourney from fue. Puccoth,and camped in Etham inthe edge Gene.so,22. of the miiderneffe. tofh 24, 30. 21 * And the Lord went befoze them by Num. 33,6.. Day in a pillar otal cloud, to leade them the Nam.ia. 14. way, and by night in a pillar of five to ging deut.i 33. thenilight, that they might goe both by day p/ad 78.14, aiid by night. sat | I,cor.10.1, 22 *Hectooke not away the pillar of the 1 Todefeadthem cloud by Day, no? the pillar of fre by night from the heat of fram befoze the people. the Sunne, Nahew, 9. I 9o C OH BP. ZING 4. 8 Pharaohs heartis bardenedyand purfueth lOr, because. 1 Whichthe Philidims would aue madea- gainft them by ftopping them that day,faying, This isdone, becaute ofthat /earemurmure againft Mofes. 13 Mofes doeth which the Loza did unto me, when g came out of Egppt. 9 Andie hallbea ſigne vnto thee fvpon thine hand, and for a remembancebetween thineeyes, that the Law of the Lod may be in thy mouth : foz by a rong hand the Zod brought thee ontof Egypt. yes Io Acepetherefoze this oxdinance in his feafonappointed from yeere topeere. _ IL Q Bud when the Lon hall bzing thee into the land of the Canaanites,as he ware wa thee and to thy fathers, and hall giue it thee, 12 * Then halt thon fet apart vnto the Leod All that firt openeth the wombe: alſo cucty thing that firit noeth open the womte, and cominerh foorth of thy Bealts the males fhall be the Lords. 13 Wut euccy + firi foale oF an safe thou Male redeeme with alambe : and tf thou re deeme him nar, then thou Malt beake his necke: like wiſe allo the ſirſt borne of man ae mong thy ſonnes Hatt thou buyout. 14 4 And when thy onne hall ake thee | the Iſtaelites. 11 The Ifraeistes ſtrichen with | | encourage them. 21 He diwideth the Sea, 23,27 The Egyptians follow and are drowned, Tee the Lom ſpake vnto Moles, ſay⸗ ing 2 Speake to the children ok Iſrael. that they areturne and campe before b Pihahi · a Fromtoward roth, betweene Migdol and the Dea, ouer the countrcy of again * Baal-sephon : about tt ſhall pee the Philiftims, canipebytheDca, . b Sothe Sea was 3 _ For Pharaoh will fay of the childzen before them, of Iſrael They are tangledin the land: the mountaines on wildernefle hath Mut them in. either ſide, avd 4 And Jwill harden Pharaohs heart, the enewie at that be hai follow after pou ; ſo Y will < get their backe: yee me honour vpon Pharaoh, and vpon all his rhey obeyed bofte: the Egyptians alio thali know that J God, and were © am the Lod sand they did fo. deliucred,: 5 Then tt was told the king of Egypt, Nam.33.7. that the people fied : and the heart of Pha· c By punithing rao) and of bis ſeruants was turned as his obitinate res gainſt the peopic, and they yd, Ahy haue bellion. we this Done, and haue let Iſrael goe out of one(eruice? © oats 6 And Deane ETAR te Pharaoh purfueth the Iftaelites. > d Tofephus wri- tech that befides | thefe charets there were g0000, horfmen, and 200050, footmen. e With great ioy and boldnefle, Fofh. 24. 6. L.ac.4. 9. £ They,which a litele before in their deliuerance Seioyced, being mow in danger, areaftaid , and murmure, g Such i; theim- patienceofthe fefh, that it can notabide Gods appointed time. hOr, deliuerance. & Only put your trult in God without grudging or doubting, i Thus in tenta- tions faith figh- teth againft the efh,and cryeth withinward gro- ningsto the Lord, k The cloude fhewed light to the Ifraelites, but to the Egyptians _itwasdarkenes, fo that their two hoftes could not “foyne together. Fohb.4.23.pfali tooke bis people with bint, 7 And toske fire hundreth cholen tcha- rets, and alithe charets of Egypt, and captaines oner euery one of them, 8 Foꝛ the Low av hardened the heart of Pharaoh king of Egypt and be followed men after the chiizzen of Iſtael: but the chuldzen of Iſrael went out with an e hte hand.) 9 *And the Egyptians purſued after them, and all the hsrſes & charets of Pha⸗ raoh, and bis hoꝛſeinen, aud his hoſte overs tooke them camping by the Gea, belive Pi⸗ babirocl,before Baal-zephon. Io And when Pharaoh drew nigh, the chtidzen of Iſtael ift vp their epes, and be- holde, the Egyptians marched after them, aud they were tore f afratde : wherefore the chtidzen of Firaet cryed vnto the Loz... II And they lays vito Moles, Haſt thon brought bs to Dic tn the wiſderneſſe, becauſe there were no graues in Egypt? wherefore * mat ſerued vs thus, to carrie ps outot gypt! whe 12 Didnot we teil thee this thing in Œ- gypt, ſaying, Let s vs be in reſt, that we map {erue the Egrptiaus? for it had been better foz vs to ferue the Egyptians, then that wee th Mould die tn the wilderneſſe. 13 Then Moles ſaid to the people, Feare ye not, Hand til, ang behoid i che faluatton ofthe Lord which bee will Hew to you this Day. Fo the Egyptians, whome pee baue ſeene this Day, pee thalincuer tee them a- gaine. 14 The Loꝛd Hall fight foz you: therfore k Hold pou pour peace. 15 And the Lord fayde vnto Woles, TUherefore icryef thou vnto mee? ipeake —— childzenot Iſrael that they gag foz- ardye 16 Andiift thoul vp thy rod, and ftretch out thine Hand vpon theca, and DUNDE it, and let the childꝛen of Iſrael goe on Dzig ground thozow the mids of the Bea. 17 Aud J. behold, J wil harden the heart of the Egpptiaus, that they map followe them, and 7 wil get me honour bpon Pha⸗ raoh, and vpon all bis hoſte, vpon his cha⸗ rets, and vpon bis hoꝛſemen. 18 Chen the Egyptians ſhallknow that J an the Lezd , wher FJ baue gotten me ba- nour upon Pharaoh,vpon bis charets , and vpon bts horſemen. ‘Ig (And the Sige of God , which went betoz the bote of Flracl, remooucd, and went behinde them: allo the piilar of the nant went befeze them, and ſteod behinde them, 20 And came betwene the campe of the Egyptians, and the campe of J frael; tt was both a-cloude and Darkenelic, pet gaue tt klighthy night, fo that al the night long the one came not at theother) j -21 Gnd Moles ſtretched farth his hand vpon the Hea,and the Lod cayled the Dea ta runne backe bya ſtrong Catt winde ail thenight, and made the Sea date land : foz the waters were * diuided. Chap. xv. sooni on their right band, and on their tefe and. 23 And the Cayptians purſued and went after them to the mivs of the Sea , euen ait Pharaohs hoꝛſes, bis charets,anv bis hoꝛſe· = 24 Row in the morning! watch, when the Loz looked vnto the volte of the Egyp» tiansout ofthe Berie and ciouDdie pillar , bee packs the Hotz of the Capprrans with er 25 Forhetooke of their charet whecics, and they Deane them || with much adoe: fo that the Egyptians euery one feyu, J wiil fies from thetace of Frael: for the Lorde fighteth for them agatat the Egyptians. 26 € Lhen the Lorde fayn to Molſes, Dtretch thine hana vpon the Hea, that the Waters May returne npon the Egyptians, vpon thetr charets, aud bpon thetr bazie- men. 27 Then Boles ſtretched ſoorth his band vpon the Hea, and the Hea returnes to bis foce carelpin the moning, end the Egyptians fled agatutt it:but the Lo20 m o- —— the Egyptians in the midges of e Dea. 28 Ho the water returned and couered the charets and the hozlemen , euen all the hoſte of Pharaoh that came into the Gea after them: there remained not one of thent, 29 But the childzen of Iſrael walked vp⸗ on Date land thoꝛow the middes ef the Mea, and the waters were a wall vnto them og their righthand , and on their left. 30 Thus the Lor faued Iſrael the fame Day out of che hand of the Egyptians, and Jitael fame the Egyptians dead vpon the fea banke. 31 And Iſrael fam the mighty + power, which the Lorde ewed vpon the Egypti⸗ ans; [G the people teared the Lord, and bes lecued the Lod, and bts = feruant Moſes. CHAP. XV x, 20. Mofes with the men and women fing prayfes unto God for their deluerance. 23 The people murmurs. 25 At the prayer of Mofes the bitter waters are fweet. 26 God teacheth the people obedience. T afang Molſes and the children of A Ftrael thts fong wnto the Lon, and fain in this maner, J willing vnto the Lon; foz he hath triumphed gloztoudly : the pozie and him chat rove vpon him Hath he ouertheow- eninthe Dea. _ re 2 Che Lozd is my KCrength and || praile, and bee is become my ſaluation. ee is my God , and J will > prepare him a Taberna- s : heeis my fathers God, and J will er- alt him; 3 The Lorde isacman of warre, his d Name is Jehouah. : 4 Pharaohs charets and his hoſte hath hee catt into the Mea: bis chofen captatnes allo were Drowned in the red Sea. The Egyptians drowned. 28 WR t Which was abourthe three laft houres of the night. Or,heawsly, m So the Lord by the water ſa⸗ ned his and by the water drowned bis cnemics. +Eby. hand, n Thatis, the do@trine, which he taughtthem in the name of the Lord, a Prayfing God for the cuer- throw of bis ene⸗ mies and their ` deliuerance. Wifd.10.20. hOr.the occaſton of my fong of praife. b To worlhip him therein, c Inbattell he ouercommeth cuer, d Euerconftant in his promile, 22 Then the *chilozen of Iſrael went ç TCiedepthshaucconercd them, they » thezowe the middes of the Sea vpon the fanke te the bottomeas a ftone. Day ground and the Waterswereawalbuta 6 Thpliright o Lomig sinkus u lOr,powers + è raS Ta A fong of delinerance. e Thofe that are enemies to Gods people,are his enemies. fOr inthe depth ofthe Sea. fbr, my foule fhalbe filled, f For fo often times the Scrip- ture calleth the mighty men of the world.. g Which ough- teftto be prayfed with all feareand reucrence, h That is, into the land of Ca- naan: or into mount Sion, Deut.2. 25. kof.. 9. llOr, for thy great power. i Which was _meunt Zion, where afterward the Temple was built. k Signifying their greatioy: which cuftome the lewesobferued in certainefoleme nities, Iudg, ar. 34.and 21,21, but it ought not to beacioke to couer our wan- ton dances, ] By Gnging the like fong of thankfgiuing. m Which was called Etham, Num. 33. 8. llOr bitterueſſe. power: thy right hann, D Loꝛd, bath bꝛuſed the enemie. i 7 Aud in thp great glory thou haſt ouer» towen them chat roie againſt e thee: thou fente foorth thy wrath, which confumed them as the ſtubble. ; 8 And bp the blak of thy noſtrels the waters were gathered , tye floods ſtood till asaheape, the Depths congealed together inthe \peartol theta, i 9 Che enemic faio, I will purfue J will ouertake them, 3) will diuide the ſpople, q my luſt Hall be ſatiſtied ppon them, J wil Draw my woe, mine hand Mall Dettroy them, f Io Thou blewel with thy winde,the fea couered them, they flank as lead tn the migh⸗ tie waters. IL ¿lho is like vnto thee, D Loam among the ‘gods ! who ts tke thee fo gloztous in — g kearefull in peaples , Doing won- ers! 12 Thou ſtretchedſt out thy right hand, theearthiwallowed them. R aiti. 3 Thou wilt by thy mercie carrie this people , which thou deliueredſt: thou wilt bung them in thy ſtrength vnto thine poly h habitation. 14 Thepreoplemallheareand be afraid: ſorow all come vpon the inhabitants of Paleltina. Is Then the Dukes of Edom ſhall be a- maze , and trembling Wall come vpon the great men of Moab;: alt the inhabitants of Canaan hall ware faint hearted. 16 * Feave € Dean hail fall spon them: becaule of the | greatuesofthine arme, they fhall be tilt as a ftone, till thy people paffe, D Lorde, tili this people pafle, which thou halt purchaten. ; 17 Thou ſalt bꝛing themin, andplant them in the meuntaine of thine i tnbert- tance,which is the place chat thou batt prepa- red; D Lod. fo to Dwell in , cuen the Sanca sey Lode, which thine handes Hall e- abltth. 18 Che Lod (halt reigne foz ener g euer, 19 Joz Pharaohs Dores went with his charets and yorfemen into the Bea and the Lorde brought the waters of the Sea vpon them: but the chiinn of Iſrael went on Dap land inthe mins of the Sea. 20 (And Miriam the prophetefle, liter of Aaron, tookeatiimbeetl inher hand, and all the women came out alter her with tim- Dzels ana k Dances. 21 And Wiriam l aunlwered the men, E Siung pee unto the Lozd: foz he Hath trium⸗ phed glosioufiy: the horſe and His rider bath he ouerthrowen fn the Bea. 22 Chen Moles brought Iſrael from the red Dea, and they went out into the twil- Dernefie of e Shur: and thep went thece a in the wildernefle, and found no wa⸗ er 23 And when they came to Marah, they could not Minke of the waters of Sarah, fo: they were bitter: therefore the name of the place was called Marah. i 24 Then the people murmured againſt Woles faring, Uhat ſhallwe minke? Exodus. Bitter watersmadefweet. Murmuring. {I 25 And he cryed vnto the Lode, and the Lod ewed bima “tree , which when hee had cattinto the waters, the waters were tweet: there bee made them an ordinance and alaw, and there» be poued them, 26 And layde; If thou wilt diligently Hearken, O IGael, buto the voyce ot the Loo thy God, and wilt Doe that, which ts° right in bis fight , and wilt giue eare vnto pts commandements/ and keepe all his oDi- nances, then will J putnone of theſe difea- fes opon thee, Which J bought upon the —— fo Fam the Loz that healeth hee. 27 (*And they came to Clim, where were twelue fountaines of water, and ſeuen· tie || paline trees, and they camped there by the waters. CHAP. XVI. € The F{raclites come tothe defert of Sin,and murmure againft Mofes & Aaron. 13 The Lord Sendeth Quasles and Manna, 23 The Sabbath is fantiified vnto the Lord. 27 The feuenthday Manna could not be found, 32 Itis kept for are- membrance tothe posteritie. — all the Congregation of the chilogen of Iſrael Departed from Elim, and came to the wildernes of ain (which isbetweene Elim and Hinai) the fitteenth Day of the fecond moneth after their depar: ting out of the land of Egypt. 2 And the whole Congregation of the childzen of Iſrael murmured againtt IDo- {eg and againt Aaron in the wildernetie. 3 For the childzen of Iſrael faid to them, Dh that wee had died by the hand of the Loꝛdein the land of Egypt , when weelate by the flet >pots, when wee ate bread our bellies full: for pee haue bꝛought vs outinto 3 this wilderneffe,to kill this whole companie with famine. 4 & Then aide — Moles, Beholde, J wil caule bꝛead to raine from heauen to pou, and the people Wall goe out and gather + that that ts {uffictent for euery c Day, that J may proue them, whether thep will walke in my % 3w 02 no. § But the frt Dap they Mal mepare that, d which they hall bing home, and it Hall bee twice as much as they gather Dayly. 6 hen IGBoles and Aaron {aid vnto all the childzenof Iſrael, At euen pe hall know that the Lod brought pou out of theland of appt. 7 Andin the moning yee hall fee the glory of the Loz : 4 foz hee hath heard your gradgings again the Lod: and what are we that pe haue murmured agatntt ws? 8 Againe Moſes faid, At euen thal the Lod gtuc you fleſh to eate, and in the moz- ning pour fill of bꝛead: foz the Lorde hath Heard your murmurings , which pee mur- mure againſt him ; To: what are wee? your TAPP i are not againtt vs, but againſt the e Loo. ‘ 9 ¶ And Moles fafo to Aaron, Day vnto all the Congregation of the children of Ji- ratl, Diawe neere before the Lorde s fo - ped: there is ane- | Ecclus 38.5. n That is, God; or Mofes in Gods name, o Whichis to 4 do that only thas | God comman- detla, Numb. 33.9. llOr, Datetrees. _ a This is the eight place where | inthey had came ther place called | Zin,which was | the 33.place wherein they camped:and is alfo called Kae delh, Num. 33. 6. b So harda thing it isto the flefh notto mut- mure again{t God,whenthe belly is pinched, Ebr. the portion of a dayin his ay. c Tofignifie that they fhould | patiently depend vpon Gods prow | uidence from day to day. d He gauethens notMannabe= I caule they mure mured, but for -| his piomile fake e Hetbat con- | temneth Gods _ minifters, com. · temneth God ** himfelfe. -' God fendeth Quailes and Manna. Ghap.rz02%. Ecclus.4§.4e llOr, in the twi- Aght. Nam i I. 31. NAMAY: pfat.78.24 Wafd. 16.20: f Which fignifi- eth apart porti- onor gift: alfo meate prepared. John 6. 3 I. i.cor.10. 3. g Which con- taineth about a pottle of our micafure, $é6r.for an head. 2. ſor. d. 15. h Godisa rich feedcr of all, and none can iuftly complaine. i No ereature ĩs ſo pure, but being abufed, it turneth ro our deftruGi- on, k Which portion Should ferue for the Sabbath and the day be- fore, 1 Ged tookea- way the occafion from their labor, to fignifie how _ holy hee would haue the Sabbath Kept. m Their infideli- tie was fo grear, that they did ex- prefly againft Gods comman- dement, he bath beard pour murmurings. - 10 Mow as Aaron ſpake vito the thole Congregation of the chuldzen of Hlrael,thepy looked toward the wildernelie , and behold, the glory of the Lord appeared * ina cious, IIL ( Foꝛ the Loꝛd hav fpoken vnto Mo⸗ fes, faying, ’ 12 J bauc heard the murmurings of the childzen of Iſrael: tell fyer therefore, and fay, At euen pee fyalleate flet, aud in the mozning ye Hall be Alied with bread. and ye fail know that J am the L020 pour God) 13 Aud fo at euen the *Duailes came and couered the campe ; and inthe moning the Dew lap round about the bait. 14 * And when the dew that was fallen, was alcended , behold, a finall round thing was bpon the face of the wildernes , (mall as the Hoare froft on tye carth. 15 Andwhenthe chaen of Iſrael faw it,they faid one to another, Jt ts £M A N,to2 thep wit not what it was, And Moles (ato vnto them, * Chis ts rhe bead which the Lod hath giuenpoutoeate. — 16 @ Chis ts the thing which the Lo hath commaunded: gather et it euery man according to bis eating , ean Dimer to: +a man, according te the number of pour pets fons: every man Wall take foz them which are in his tent. 17 And the chimen of Iſrael did fo, and gathered fome moze, ſome leſſe. Mri 18 And when they dia mealure tt with an Diner, *he that had gathered much, had nothing ouer , € he that had gathered little, hadno » lacke: focuerpman gathered ac- cording to his cating. 19 Moles then taid vnto them, Letna man reſerue thereoftill morning. 20 Hotwithſtanding, thep obeyed not Moles: but ſome of them reſerued of it till moming, and it was full of woꝛmes, and — > therefore Moſes was angry with em. 21 And they gathered it euery moming, euery man according fo his eating : foz when the heate of the Sunne came, rt was melted. 22 C And the firth day they gathered k twile fo much bead, two Dmersfo one man: then at the rulers of the Congregati⸗ enrame and told Poltsa.. = > 23 And he anſwered them, This is that the Lord bath fain, To mozrow is the f cf the help Sabbath unto the Lozde- bake that today which yee will bake, and feethe that whrch pee will ſeeth, and all that remaineth, lay it vp tobe kepttill the moz- ning for vou. 24 And they layd it bp tiil the moming, as Molſes bade, ana it ſtanke not, neither was there any worme therein. 25 Then Woles (aid , Cate that to ay: fo2 te Day is the Sabbath) vnto the Lozne ; to Day pe (hall not! finde it in the fely, 26 Hite dayes hall pee gather tt, butin the leuenth dayis the Dabvath: in tt there fali be none. 3 27 €Motwithtanding there r went ont fome of the people in the fenenth Day fo2 to gather,and they found none. i Chap. xvii. i Manna kept forthe pofterity. 29° X 28 And the Lord fayd unto Males, How | long refule pe to keepe my commandements and ~~ — A Lor batt 29 Behold, how the Lord hath ginen pow the Sabbath: therfore he giucth you the tiert Day bread for twodayes: tary cherefore eure rp man in bts place: tet no man go out of bis place the feuenth Bay. 30 So thepeople reten the fenenth Day. 31 Aud the boule of Pirai called p name OfitMAN, andit waslike a to Coriander (eed, but white: and the taſte of it was like vnto wafers made with hony. 32 Aud Moles faid, Chis is that, which the Loud hath commanded, Fillan Omer of it,to keepe it foz pour poſteritie: that thep may tee the bread wherewith Jhaue fedde pou tn the wildernefle, when F brought pou out of the land of Egypt. 33 Moles allo fain to Aaron, Cake a ° pot,and put an Omer full ofM A N there- int — the Lo: to be kept for pour poiterity. 34. As the Lom commanded Weles, fo eee it bp before the Teſtimonie ta 35 And the chilozen of Firael did eate MAN * fopttepeeres, untill they came vnto alant inhabited: they did eate MAN Hite till they came to the borders of the lande of Ganaan, 36 The Dmer isthe tenth part of the 4 Ephay, CHAP, XVII. 1 The F fraelites come into Rephidim, & grudge for water, 6 Water is ginuen them out of the rock, - 11 Mofes heldeth vp ha handes, andthey omera come the Amalehites. 15 Mofes buildeth an altar tothe Lord, : A #20 al the Congreration of the chilen of Iſrael Departed from the wilderneſſe of Hin, by their tournepes + at the commana Dement ofthe Lod, and camped n> Rephi· mi where was nu water foz the people to inke. 2 *Aherekore the people contended with Moles, and ſayd, Grue vs water that wee may Duinke. And Bols fayd vnto them, Ahy contend pe with mee? Mherelore doe pe tempt the Lord? 3 So the people thirſted there foz water, and the people murmured again (Doles, and fato,cetyerefaze halt thou thus bꝛought vs out of Egypt to kill vs and our childzen and our catteli with thirſt! ; 4 And Moles cried to the Lord, fayine, That hall F doe tothis people? foz they bee alnioft ready to « ſtone me. § And the Lord anſwered te Males, Hoe betoze the people, and take with thee ofthe Elders of Plrael: and thy rod, wherewith py *fmotett the riuet, take in thine hand and goe: ; P= 6 *Becholoe, 7 will tand there before thee, vpon rhe rock in Horeb, and thou ſhalt finite on the rocke, and water ſhall come out ofit, that the people may Dainke. And Moles Did foin the fight of the Elders of Num 209, wifd, Iſrael. 7 Ann Gee called the name of Tapa Y 10.4 n In forme and figure, but not in colour, Numb, 11.7% o Of this veelt, read Heb.9.4. p Thatis,the Arkeof the cones nant: to wit, after that the Atke war made. Tofh.5.1 2 nelje.9.1 5. ; q. Whicl mea- -⸗· furecontainethaa boutten pottels, 7 : | Eb. atthe mouth a Mofes here noe teth not enery place where they camped, as Num, 33, but only thofe places where fome notable thing was done, UM, 20.4. Why diftruft you God? why looke you not for fuccour of bim without murmuring a= gainft vs? c Howready the people are for their owne mat- | tets to flay Jere Prophets, & how flow they areto revenge Gods caufe againft his enemics and falie Prophets, Chap:9.20. 31.4 pfAL78, 150 Cr 105.4% 3.6073 _-gothua ouercommeth Amalek. | {Or tentations | | Or, ſtrife. | d When inad- | chen we negic& | his promile, and | make hima liar. Deut.35,17. Wif. 3. | e Who came of | Elipnaz {onne of uerſity we thinke God tobe abfenr, Malſah, and Meribah, becaule ofthe con- tention ofthe chumenn of Iſrael and becaute thep had tempted che Lozde, taping, Is the d Loꝛdamong bs or ma? 3 @* Chencame « Amalek and fonght wrt} Iſrael in Rephidinr. 9 And Moles (aid to Johua, Chute vs out men, and Coz fight with Amalek: to mo- row J willitand on the cop of che ptl with tye rod of Gad in ming hand. J To Ha Joſhua di as Moles bade him, and fought with Amalek: and Moſes, Dae Exodus. Biiau,Gen-36,12. # That is,Horeb, which is alſo cal- led Sinai. g So that we fee | how dangerous a | thing it isto faint rot, and Wur went vp to the tep of the hill. II Que when Moles peilde vp his band, Ilrael prevailed ; but when hee lec bts band g Downe, Ainalek prenatied. 12 Now Poles hands were heauy: ther- foze they tooke a Kone, and put it paver hts, and bee fatepponit: And Garon and ur | in prayer. h Inthe booke of the Law. eares of Fofhuse Num. 24.20. Pa fan.ij5.3- È Thatis, the Lord is my bans pet:as hedecla- red by holding vp his rod & his hands. che Lord vpen Bae thrones J Chap.2.1 6. chat he fent her her impaticncy, - Te - f tion, which was I| fo dangerous, Chap.4.25. Chap. 2,22. becaufé God wrought many miracles there. 1) | mount; for by 1 9 u5 Ji voto him, $Ebriof peace. Eb, put it in the tébr. the hand of a Itmay feeme Chrifts pretence it was holy fora father in lawana did obeplance, and kiſſed time, 2.Pet.1.18. Him, and each alken other of his + welfare, c That is he fent and they came into the tent. ) | meffengersto fay tiaped vp his bands, the ene on the one lide, and the other on che other lide: to his hands were ſteady vntili the geing downe of the Dunne. 13 And Joſhua diſcomtited Amalek and his people with the edge of tye ſword. 14 @ And the Lorn faid to Soles Arite this foza remembrance *intbebooke, and trebearfett to Johua; for * J will vtterlp put out the remembsance of Amalek from buder heauen. I5 (Aua Moles buit an altar and called the naine of tt i Jehouabh· niſſi) ? 16 Ailo be fain, The Lord hath fwozne, that he wiil haue warre with Amalek from generation to generation. CHAP, XVIII, 1 Jethro commeth to fee Mofes bis fonne inlaw, 8 Mofès telleth him of the woonders of Egypt. 9 Iethroreioyseth , and offereth facrifice to God. £1 What maner of men officers and Iudges ought tobee, 24. Mofes abeyeth Tethros counſell in ap- pointing officers. $ yen Fethzo the * Pit of Midian Moles father in Law heard ail that God had Done fez Males, and fo2 Ifrael his backefor atime people, and how the Lod had brought Iſra⸗ to her father for el out of Egybt. : 2 en Fermo the Father inlaw of Mo⸗ Jek the fhouldbe fes toske Fippozah goles wife, (after hee aletto his voca- had a fent her away) 3 AND her twa tonnes, (whereofthe one was called Gerſhom: foz bee tayo, J haue beng an aliant in a range land: And the name of tke other was Glie⸗ 4 b Horebis called zer; forthe Gov of mp father, faidhee, was fy mous of God, mine helpe, tDclinered me from the ſworde of Pharaoh) 5 And Jete Dorres fatherinlaw came with his two ſonnes and hts wife vnto Me- Wi So Pererealleth fesinte the wilderneſſe, where hee camped f ebe mount where by the >monunt of God. [Chrift was tranf- : ‘figured, theholy inlaw Jethꝛo am come to thee,and thy wife 6 Anthe cfai toMoles, 3 thy Father and her two (ones with ber. ; 7 @ And Woles went ont to meete his 8 hen Moles tolde his father inlaw ali that the Lorde had Done vnto pi araoh, fapa: k 25 And Moles thok men of Paar oni and to the Cgpptians fo: Iſraels fake , and all the tratatle that hat come vnto them by the way, and how the Loꝛd Delivered them. 9 And Feth2o reiopced at all the goods neie, which che Lod had thewed to Jirael, and becaule he had deltiuered them ont of the hand of the Egyptians, Io CiereforeFethzo fayd, 4 Bleed bee the Lozd , who bath Delivered pou out of the hand oc the Cappttans, and out ofthe hand of Pharaoh: whe hath allo delivered the peopic from vnder the hand of the Capptt- ang. If Now J know that the Lorde ts grea⸗ ter thenalithe gods: *fo2 as thep haue Dealt Pane with them, fo they are ¢recompen« € 12 Then Icthes Wolks father inlawe tooke burnt offerings an’ facrilices co offer vnto Gov. And Garon and all the Elders of Jiraci came to eat beead with Moles Fa- ther iniata f before God, 13 Cow on the morrow, when Weles fate to iubge the people, the people toote a- bout {Doles trom moning to enen, 14 And when Moles father in law fawe all that hee Dia to the peapie,be fapd, bat ig this that thou Doci ta the people? iby fitted’ thou thy ielte alone, and all the peg- ple tana about thee from moning vunta euch? 15 and Moles ſayde vnto bis father in latu, Becanie the people come vnto mee to leeke s Gov. IG Cdihen they baue a matter they come vnto meand J tudge betweene one and an- other, ann Declare the oꝛdinances of God, aud his lawes. i ; 17 But Mofes father in law faine une to —* The thing which thou doeſt, is not e IZ Thou both + wearieſt chy elfe greats Tethro his counfell to Mofes. d Whereby itis euident that he: worfhipped the trueéGod,and ` therefore Mofes -~ refufed not to marry his daugh- ter. Chap.1.10,1 6, 22.and 5. 7. and 14.8, ¢ Fortheythat . drowned the children of the Ifiaelites, peri- fhed themfelues by water. f They ate in that place where the facrifice was. offered: for pare was burnt,and the relt eaten, g That is, to Know Gods will,. and to haue ius {tice executed. - tEbr.thou wik ly, and this peeple that is with thee: fog the Seint and falh thing is too heante forthee: “thou art not able to Doe it of thp (el ealone. — {9 Heare now my h voice, ( J will gine thee counſell, and Ged Wall be with thee) Bee thou fo: the people ta "Goward, anv report thou the caufes vinta Gov, 20 Qudadmouhtheni of the minane tes, totthe lawes , and Hew them the way wherein they muſt walke, and the woke that they mut Doe, 21 MWozeoer,proutde thou amoni al the people, i mein of courage, fearing Goo, men Dealing trucip, hating couetoufnes: and ape point fuch quer then tobe rulers pust thon fandg,rulers ouer pundzens, rulers oner tf- ttes, and rulers ouer tennes. 22 And let them iudgethe people at all fealoits : but euerp great matter let theni Laing buto thee, and let them iudge al imali caules: fo thal tt be eafier foz thee, when thep Mall beare the burden with thee. 23 JE thou Dos this thing , (and God fo command thee) both thou falt bee able to endure, and all this people pallali go qui- etly to theit place. 4 24 Ho Wales kobeyed the voyer of his Father in lawe, and Did all that bee baa Deut.i. 9» lOr, counſell. h Iudge thou in hard cauſes, which cannot be decided but by confulting with God. „i What maner of men ought to bee chofento beare office, k Godly counfel ought éuerto be: obeyed ,thoughit come of our in- feriors:forto fuch God oftentimes giueth wifedome to humble them that are exalted, andto declare that one member hath need of an= other. i Iſrael chofen aboue all people. God Chap. xix.xx. appearethto Mofes in the Mount. 30 of all Iſrael, ane made them heads ouer the people, rulers ouer thoufands, rulers ouer bundzeths, rulers ouer ities, and rulers o= tiertennes. ; 26 And they iudged the people at all fea- fons, but they brought the hard caules puto Boles: fo? they iũndged all Gmail matters themſelues. I Readetheoc- 27 Afterward Mofes tet his father in caſion, Num, 10. Jaw Depart, and ye went inte pis countrep, 29. CHAP. XIX. 1 The Ifraeltescome to Siaas. 5 Ifraelis cho- fin from among allother nations. 8. The people Fromifeto obey God. 12 He that toucheth the hill dierh, 16 God appeareth unto Mofes vpon the mount in thunder and lightning. 3 a Which was in ————— monech, after the children of the beginningof $ Jiraci were qone ont of the lan’ of Egypt, the moneth Si- the fame > Dap came they into the wildernes uan, conteining of Hinat. ; partofMayand 2 Foꝛ they Departed from Rephidim, rtof lune. anv caine to che Deicrtof Sinat, and came p Thatthey de- ped in the wilderneffe: euen there Iſrael parted fiom Kee camped before the Mount. phidim. * But Msſes went hp vnto God, for As 7. 38. the LoD hav called out of the Mount vnto bim,faying, Thus Hait thou fay to the houte ¢ Godcalled ofc Jaakob, and teil the children of Iſrael. Jaakob Ifrael: 4 *Deehane feene what J aw to the C= therefore the gyptians, chow 3 carica pou upon 4 eagles houfe offaakob wings, and haue bꝛought you vnto me. § Row therefore *if per will heare my voyce in Deed, and keepe mp Couenant, then pee all bemy chiefe trealure abouc ail peo» ple,* though ali the earth be mine. 6 Pe ſhalbe vnto we allo akingzome of Mꝛieſts, and an holy nation. Wheltare the woes which thou Halt ſpeake vnto the childzen of Iſrael. ¶ Woles then came and called fo: the Elders of the people , and pꝛopoſed vnto them all thele things, which the £020 coms manded hin. and the people of Ifrael fignifieon- ly Gods people, Deut. 29.3. d For the eagle by flying hic, 1s out ofdanger, & incarying ber birds rather on her wings then in her talents, de- clareh her loue. Deut 5.2. S And the people anſwered all together, Deut, ros i4, ` andfayD,* AU that the Lord hath comaman· Pfal.z4s. Ded, wee wii Dor. And Moles reported the B.pet.2.9» woꝛdes of the people unto the L020. reuel,1.6. 9 And the Lordſaid pnto Woles, Loe, Chap.2r4 3. FJ come vnto thee tw thicke cloude, that the deut.5.27- peapis may heare, whites 3 talke with thee, and 26.07. ann that they allo may belecue thee foz euer. iofh.24.16, (for Moſes had told the wozdes of the peo- ple unto the Loꝛd) 10 Moꝛtouer che Lom (aid onto Moſes, Gor to the people, and «fanctifie them ta nan on tesmozrow, and let them wath their clothes. 11 And let them bee ready onthe thirde Day: foz the thud Day the Lorde willcame Downe in the fight of ali the people bpon mount Sinai: : 12 and thou ſhalt (et markes onto the people round about, laying, Cake heedero your felues that pe go not by tothe mount, no: touch the boder of it: whoſoeuer touch- eth ther Mount hall furelpDie. 13 Mo hand hallteuch it, buthe hall be toned to Death, og itricken thozowe with Batts; whether it be brat o man, he par not line s when the ibong bloweth lang, vA e Teach them to be purein heart, as they fhewe them(elues out» wardly cleane by wafhing. Heb,12.20, 1Or,trsemper, b they Wall come vp |] into the Mountaine. 14 (Tien Motes went downe from the Mount vnto the people, and lanctified the people and they waer their clothes. Ig Andhe ſaid vnto the people, Be ready On the third day, de come net at your / wines, I6 And the thirde Dap, when it was mo- ning, there was thunters andltahrnings, and a thicke cloud vpon the Mount, and the found ofthe trumpet erceeding lowd, fo that atie people that was inthe campe, was t 17 Then Woles brought the people out of the tents to mecete with Goo, and thep ſtood in the nether part ofthe Mount. 18 * And mount Hinai was alt on Groke, becauſe the £020 came Downe bpon it in llOr toward, f But giue your felues to prayer and abftinence, that you mayat this time attend onely vpon tke Lord, aC ot.7.3. Deut.4.1 r. fire, and the ſmoke thereof aſtended, as the. (moke of a fornace, and al the Mount strem- bled exceedingly. Ig And when the found of the trumpet blew ling, waxed iowder ¢ lowder, Beles fpake, and Gov anfwered him by k voyce. 20 (Foꝛ the Lod came Downe npon mount Sinsation the top ofthe Mount) anv when the Led calien Boles up into the top ofthemount, Moles went vp. 21 Then the Low (aid vnto Moles, Goe Bowne, charge the people, that chey breake not their bounds,to goe vp to the Load to gaze, left niany of them perii. 22 Andletthe | Diets ail which come to the Lord, be ſauctified, ick the Lord || de⸗ froy them. 23 Anu Moles {aide unto the Lord, Che people cannot come vp into the mount Di- hat; fo: thonhalt charged vs, laying, Get marks on the mouniatne, and fanctifie ii. 24 And the Lord (aid vnto him, Gor, get thee Downe, and come vp, thou, anv Saron with thee: but let not the i Prieſts and rhe people bꝛeake their bounds id come vp vnto the 020, leſt he Deltroy them. 25 So Boles went Downe vnto the peo: ple, and toid them, CHAP, XX, 2 The commasdements of the frf table. 12 The cemmandements of the fecond, 18 The people a- fraid, are comforted by Mofes. 23 Gods of filuer and golde areagaine forbidden, 24 Of what fore the akar ought tobe. T Ven God pakeall thele words, laying, 2 * Zamthe Lowe thy Sod, which have bꝛought thee out oftheland of Egypt, outof the joule of || bondage. 3 Thou ait haue none other gods > hes foze me. 4 * Thou Hait make thee no grauen image, neither anp ſimilitude ofchings that arein heauen aboue, neither that are inthe earth beneath, noz that are im che waters vnderthe earth. s Thou halt not «bot Downe to them, neither ſerue them: foz Jam the Lorde thp God, 24 tealous God, viliting the tniquitre ci the fathers bpon the chtldzen, vpon the third generation, € vpon tye fourth, of them that hate mes. ward gefture all kinde of feruiceand worthip to idols is forbiddems. d Andwill bereuenged of the conte mners of ring honous, Ana _ thar Gods word g God vfed thefe fearefull fignes, that bis Lawe fhould be had in greater reue· rence, and his maiefty the more feared. h He gaue au- thority to Mofes by plaine words, that the people migbt vnder- ftand him, HOr, rulers. llOr breake ous upon them, — i Neither digne ty noz mwitiade haue authority tæ paffe the bounds; prefciiberh, a When Mofes aad Aaron were gon vp, or bad paſſed the boũds of the people, God [pake thus our ef he mount Horeb, that all the people heard} Deut. 5.6.0 fal, 81,10. llOr, ferwants. b To whofe eyes all things are open, Leuit.2 6,3. Pfab 97-72 c By this cut- | | ji | i | | | | “The Commandements: The Altar. € So ready is he rather to thew mercie then to panith. Leuit.t9.12.det, 5.08 774t.5 033. f Either by {weae sing falfely, or rafhly by bis Name,or by con- temning it. g Which isby mediating the fpirituall rekt by hearing Gods word,and refting from worldly trauailes, Chap.2 3.12% e%ek.20,12. [lOr, citie. Genef.2.2. Bnd 16, Watt, 15 4o e he Gude < É eae parents allo is meant all that haue autho- ritie ouet vs, Miat.5.21. i saan and eferue thy bro- Hi life, p k Butbe pure in heart word, and deed, 1 But ftudy to [aue bis goods, m But further his good name, & (peake trueth. Rom.7 7. n Thou mayeft not fo much as with his hinde- | sance in any thing. t {lOr beard. 4Ebr.firebrands. N | Dext.§.24¢ and 13,16, hebr.1 2,18. o Whether you wil obey his pre- cepts as you pro- mifed,chap.19.8. Chap. 27.8. and 38.9. Lenig. I. Deut.a7.5. ioſ.8.31. tEbr.it,that k, El the fone. p Whichmight It) beby his tou. I| ping,or flying abroad of his 6 And ſhewing mercy unto! thouſands to them that lowe mee, and keepe my coms manBements, 7_ Thou thalt not take the Mame of the Lod thy Godin ‘vaine: foz the Lord wul not bolne him guiltleſſe, that taketh bis Name in paing, igi hepa’ the Sabbath day to skeepe vy. f 9 *Dire Daves Malt thou labour, and do ali thy worke. 10 But the ſeuenth Dapis the Sabbath ofthe Load thy God: init chou Malt not doe anp woke, thou, noz thy fonne, nor thy Daughter, thy man feruant, noz thy maine, na the Beall, nog the ſtranger that ts within thy || gates. : II * Forin fire dayes the Lod made the heauen and the earth, the fea, and ali thatin them is, andreited the euenth Dap? there- fore the Lord blefien the Sabbath Bay, and halowed it. I2 @*ionour thy © father and thp mas ther, that thy Dayes may be prolonged bpon the land which p Lod thy od giuech thee. 13 * Chou palt noti kill. — 14 Thou halt not « commit adultery. 1g Thou thalt not! feale. 16 Thon Halt not beare Calie = witneſſe againſt thp neighbour. 17 *Thou ſhait not» couet thy neighbors boule , neither Malt thou couet thy neigh» bours wife, noz big man feruant, no? his mayDe, no? his ore, noz bis afle, neither anp thing that ts thp neighbours. 18 @ Andall the people || awe the thun: Exodus. CHAP XXI, Temporal d~ ciuil ordinances appointed by God, touching feruitudemurthers,co>mrongs:the obfere uation whereof doth not instifie aman, but are gi» wen to bridle our corrupt nature, which els would breake out into all miſchieſe and crueltie. Ne thele are the Lames which thou ialt fet befeze them. 2 * JE thou buy an Chee fernant, hee (hall ſerue fire peeves, and inthe leuenth bee ſhall goe out free, 2 fo: nothing. 3. Fhe came ohimſelke alone, he Hall go olit biméelfe alone : if he were married, then bis witefhallgocoutwithbim, . this mater bath giuen hima wife, and fe hath born hint fonnesoz Daughters, the wife and ber childzen Hall bee ber maa fers, but he ball goe out bimlelfe alone. 5. Buctfebeleruant faythus, J louemy mafer.my wife and my chien, J will not gocoutfree, — ee 6 Then his maſter Hall bring him bute thet Judges, and ſet him to the a Booze, o2 tothe polte, and bis matter fhall boze bis eave thozow with an awle, and he fhal ſerue him Foz € euer. : 7 Likewtleifaman ffel his daughter ta be a ſeruant, the hall not goe out as the men feruants de, S Bewepleale not her matter, who hath betrothed her to bimlelfe, then hail shee caufeta buy ber: hee all haue no power to Es — toa trange people, ſeeing be li deſpt· ed her. 9 But ik he hath betrothed her vnto his fanne, He Hall Beale mith her baccording to Ders, and the tlightnings, and theloundo€ the cuftome of the Daughters. thetrumpet and the mountatne tmoking: and when the people faw it, they fled, and ſtood afarre off, Ig And faine vnto Woles, * Calke thou With bs, and we will heare but let not God talke with vs. leſt we Die. 20 Then Woles fayde vnto the people, Feare not: fo: Godts come toe pzoone pou, and that bis feare may be befoze you that pe Rinne not. 21 Ho the people food a farveo®, but Moles drew neerve vnto the darknes where GD was. 22 G And the Lew (aide vnte Woks, Thus Halt thou fay vnto the chilozen of Tl rael, We haue ſeene that J haue talked with you from heauen. é 23 Dee Wall not make therefore with mee gods of filuer, noz gods of golde ; pou Hall make pou none, 24 *An altar of earth thou halt make unta mee, and thereon hale offer thy burnt offerings, and thy * peace offerings, tiy eepe, and thine ove: tn all places, where J Mall put che remembrance of my Fame, J wilt come vnto thee, and bleng te. 25 * But ifthou wilt make mee an Altar offtonc, thou walt not builde it of bewen ftones : fozif thou lift vp thy toole vpõ them, thou hat polluted + them, 26 Neither falt thou goe ny by eps et —— Lo It he take him another wife, he Hall not diminiſh Yer food, ber raiment, andre- compente ef her vitginitie. Ir Aud ifhe do not hele * thaee vnto her, then hall fhe goe ont free,paping no money. 12 ¶ He that ſmiteth aman, and he die, Mali dte the Death. j 13 And if a man hath not layde wait, but 1 Gov hath offered him into bis hand, * then = will appoint thee a place whither be halt ee. 14. But if a man come prefumptuontly vpon his neighbour to May him with guile, thon ſhalt take hin fromintne™attar, that He may Bie. i i I5 (Alto he that ſmiteth bis father o: his mother, tall Die the Death. 16@ And he p ſtealeth aman g felleth him, if ít be found with him, Hall dte the death. 17 CAd he that curleth his father oz bis mother,fhall die the Death, 18 Ahen men allo ſtriue together,and onPiinite another with » a Tonc,og with the tiſt, and he die not but liethin bed, 19. Ikhe riſe againe, and walke without vpoñ his tafe then thall he that ſmote him, go ° quit, faucentphe (hal beare bischarges | for his reting, and (hal pay foz his healing. 20 @ And ifa man (mite his ſeruant, 02- his mayd witha rod, and he Die ynder his band, be hall be ſurely puniſhed. 21 But ik he continue a day, oꝛ twadates, Punifhment for killing, hurt, T a Leuit, 25.39. deut.1 5.12. ierem 34.94, a Paying no mo⸗ ny for bis liberty b Not hauing wife sor chil- dren, c Tilher time of feruitude was expired, which might bethe feulenth yeereor the fiftieth, Ebr gods, d Wherethe Iudges fate. e Thatis, to the yeere of Iubile, which was euery fiftieth yeere, _Conftrained either by pouere tie,or els tothe intent that the mafter fhould marry her. § By giving an other money to buy her of him, llOr defloured her h That is he thal giue her dowrie, i Forhisfonne. k Neicher marry her himfelfe, nor pide anothermoe ney to buy her, nor beftow her vpon his fonne, Leuit.24.17. l Though aman be Killed at yn- wares,yetit is Gods prouidence thatit houldfo ~ be, ; Deut.19.3. m The holineffe of ¥ place ought not to defend the murther, Leuit.20.9 proe 20.2 0.74t-15.46 marke 7.10, n Either farre off him or neere. o Bythe ciuill. iuftice, )Or,loofing of his time. © p Bytheciuill Magiftrate,but vnto mine altar, that thy r fiithinelte bee not be halnotr be puntthed: foz he ishis money. before God he is diſcouered thereon i ſtriue t hurt a woman 22 — men th mite amurtherer. Theft and damage. A with childe, fo that her childe Depart from q Ofthe mother Herand a Death follow not, be ſhall be ſurely or child. puniſhed according as the womans bui- band {yal appoint hun, oz be hall pay as the JOr,arbiters, | JudIges Determine.. 23 But ik Death foliow, then thou halt pay itfe fo ttfe, Leuit. 24. 20. 24 ** Gye for eye , tooth foz tooth, hand deut.19-28. fo: hand, foore for tacte, matthy 5.38., r The execution of this jaw onelie belonged to the Magiltrate,Mat, 5.38. > f So Gqd reven- getheruelty in moft leaftthings. 25 Burning foz burning , wound foz wornd,firipe for Eripe. — : 26 Anni? aman ſmite his ſeruant in the eye oxhis maid in the eye, and haue pr- riſhed it, he Mai iet hint goe free for bis eve, 27 Alto if bee Ünite f out his feruants testh,oz his maids tosth,beihall let han goe out trec fo: bis tooth. 28 @ SE an ove gocaman o? a woman, Geni 9.5. that he dte,the* ore (athe t Toned todeath, t [fthebeaft bee and his flely Hal not be eatem but the owner punifhed, much of f)core kall goe quit. — morethall the 29 Ikthe ore were wont to puſh in times murtherer, pat,and it hath beene || tole his matier,and ſOr, teſtißed to he hath not kept him, and alter he killeth a his. mano: A woman, the ove ſhalbe ſtoned, and his owner Hali Bre al. 30 HF there be (et to hima finnme of mo- ney,then he Wall pay the ranfome ot bislite, whatioener ſhalbe layd vpon bin. 31 Thether be hath gozd a fonte, go- teda daughter. hee Hall be iudged atter the ſame maner. u By the next of the kinred of him that isfo daine, 32 Jfthe ore goea ſeruant o:a maid, be x Read Gen. £3. fhall giue vito their matter thirty *ihekels 15. of ülner and the oge ſyalbe toned, 33 C And when aman hallopen awell, Or when he thal digge a pit and couer it not, g and an ore o2 an alle fall therein, : y This law for- 34 The owner of the pic ſhally make tt biddeth not only gooðd, and gine money to the owners thereof, nottohurr,tut but the dead beak Hall be his. ; to beware left 25 Cand ifa mans ore hurt his neigh- any be burt, bours ore that he Diz then they Hall fell the line ote, ant diuide the money thereof, and the deadoxe alio they (hall dintde. O D2if it be knowen that the oxe hath vied to pufy intimes pat, and hts mater hath not kept bim, Hee Mall pay ore faz ore, but the Dead ſhalbe bis owne. CHAP. AXR - 1 Oftheft, 5 damage, 7 lending , 14 borow- ing, 16 entifing of maids, 18 witchcraft, 20 2do datry,21 fupport of firdngers,widowes dr father- bes, 25 Vfury, 28 reuerence to Magiſtrates. wBither great Jf aman ſteale an· ore oza hecpe,and kil beaftoftheherd, Lit oꝛ ſellit, bee all reftoze fiue oren fog orafmallbealt theore,* and foure Weep foz the ſheepe. of the flocke, 2 @ FE atheefebefound breaking by, 2.Sam. i 2.6. and be ſmitten that be die, no blood ‘hall bee b Breakingan fhed fo? isn. i : houfero enter» 3 Buctf itbee tin the daylight, e blood inoryndermi- · ¶ fhallbe ſhedtoꝛ yim : for hee ſhouid make full ning. reſtitution: tf hee Dan not wherewith , then tEbrwhen the Heauldhebefold for histheft. funne rifah vp- 4 Itthe theft be found + with himatine, on him. (whether tt be ore afte, o2 fheepe)be Mall re- c Hethallbee {Eme the Double, £ ttodeath, tha § = @3Fa man do hurt field, oꝛ vineyard. illeth him, @ put in bis beaſt to feede in another mans $b. a0 bis hand, lield, he hal recomipente of p beſt of his own held and of the bet of bis owne vinevara. Chap.xxii. Of lending and borowin g. 3% 6 GJE fire bꝛeake out, andcatchin the thornes, and the ttacks of cone, o2 the att Ding come,o2 the Held be coniumed, he that kindled the fire, hail make Full reiticution. 7 (Fla man Deltuer his neighbour mo> ney,o2 ſtuſte to keepe and tt be ftolien out of his boule, ifthe theete be found, he hall pay the double, 8 Jf thetheefe be not found, then the mas fer of the boute hall bee brought puto the PUD ges to (weare, whether hee hath 4 put tebr. gods. ` bis hand vnto bis neighbours good, oz no. d That is whe- 9 In all mannert oftrelpalle , whether it. ther hebath ftot beto: oven, foz affe foz theepe, for rapment,oz len, 3 foz anp manner of lott thing, which another chalengcth to be His, the caule of both parties fhall cone betoze the Judges, and whom the Judges condemne , hee Hall pay the double vite bts neighbour. ; Io Jf a mnan deliner vnto his neighbour to keepe aſſe, oz ore, 02 fheepe , o2 anp beaft, anuit die, oꝛ be +hurt,o2 taken away by eng- mies, and no man {ec it, II ¢ An othe of the Lord Kalbe betweene them twatne, that be bath not put bis hand vnto bis neighbours good, and the owner of a — theothe, and hee ſhall not make good: 12 *But if it be ſtollen krom him, he Hail make reſtitution te the otsner thereof: 3 Hit be tome tn pieces, Hee ſhallbring F recozd,and ſhall not make that good, which is detioure d. 14 @ And ifa man boꝛrow onght of hig neighbour, tt be hurtoꝛ els die, the owner thereof not being by, be hall furclp make it oon. I5 Ji the owner thereofbe by, he Mal net make it good: for if tt be an hired thing, it Ebr broken, € They fhould weare by the Name of the Lord, Ger, 33.39. f Hethall thew fome part of the beaft, or bring im witnelles, g He that hired it thalbe free by paying the hire.. Deut. 2 a. 2b. g camer fo pis bire, 16 @ * Andit aman entife amaide that is not betrothed , and lic with per hee Hall indow her, and take ber to bts wti 17 Jf her father refule to giue her to him, he hall pay money according to the Dowere ef virgins. : 18 € Chou Halt noe Mer a witch to tine, 4g C MAholſoeuer lieth with a beat, ſhall Dic the Death. 20 @ *ipee that offereth vnto any gods, fanc vnto the Lord only, halbe laine, 21 Moꝛtouer, thon halt not doe init ric to a ranger, neicher opprefie pim : for ye were rangers in the land of Egypt. 22 Q Pee hall not trouble any widow, nog fatherleſſe childe. 23 Ifthou vere oz trouble uch elo he call and Crp vnto me, F will ſurely heare Hts cry, 24 Then hall my waach be kinoled, ana J will kill you with the ſworde, ana your : hiptues hall be widowes, and pour childzen h The tuft plague fatherteffe, of God vpor the 25 C Ifthou lend money to my people, eppreflours, thatis, tothe poore with thee, thou fatt not Leait.25. 37e bee asan vſurer vnto him: pee ſhall not op · dewt.23/19, pefe him with vlurie. pial. vse sa 26 It thoutake thy neighbours rayment topledac, thou ſhalt reſtore it vnto hun be fore the funne go: towne: 27 Fo: that is the courting oncly, and this is hts garment foz pis (sinne; — ha Dewt.13.13,145 U5. 1WIAC 2,245 Leuit. 9. 33. Zech.F, 10, — ⏑⏑ f i For cold and neceflitie, Ais 23. 5. k Thine abun- dance of thy corne,oyle, and wine. Chap. 13. 2,12. asd 34.19: Leuitez 2.8. etek. 3i ekat haue nothing to dog with it, ſor, report a falfe tal, ° [|Cr,cred. Ebr, anfwere, a Do that which is godly though few de fquour it. b If we be boũd to doe good to our enemies beaft, much more to our ene- mie himfelfe, Marth-5.44. c If God com- sand to help vp our enemies affe ynder bis bur- den, will he fuffer Ysto caft downe our brethren with heauy bur- dens? Daz.13-§3- d Whether thou bea Magiftrare, or art commaun. ded by the Ma- giftrate. Deat,16.19. ecclus 20.38. Ebr. feeing. e For in thar that beisa ftcanger, his heart is for- rowfull enough. Leu.25.3.4nd 26 43 .deut, 1 Soke Chap.20.8. detæ.5.13. f Neither by {wearing by thé, nor {peaking of them, Pfal, 16,4. Ephef, 5-3» erence dueto Magiftrates. The Hall he leezertherefore when he ĩ crieth on- to me, J| wiil heare him: fo: Y am mercifuil. 28 C* Chou Malt not raile vpon the Judges, neither ſpeake eutllof the ruler of thy people. — ; 29 @ Shine abundance and thy liquor Halt thou not keepe backe.* Che firit borne of thyfonnes falt thou gine me. — Ì 30 Likewile hale thou doe with thine oxen and with thy heepe: ſeuen dayes it hal be with bis bamme, andthe eighth Day thou fhalt gine itme. 31 @ Ve thall be an holy people vnto me, *netther thall pe cate anp eth that ts tone = beattes in the Hela: pee hail catt it ‘tothe ogge. CHAP, XXIII 2 Not to follow the multitude. 13 Not tomake mention of the ftrangeGods. 14 The three ſo- lemne feafis, 2023 The Angel i promifedto lead the people. 25 What God promifeth „af they obey him. 29 God will caft cut the Canaamites by it- tle and litte, and why. Hou fhalt not receine a falke tale, nei- , thee Walt thou put thine hand with che wicked,to be a | falie witneſſe. : 2 € Thou hale not follow a multitude to Doe enil, neither + agrecin a controuerſie ato decline after manp and ounertizotw the tructh, 3 C Thou halt not eſteeme a poore man in bis cauſe. f i 4 GF thou meete thine enemies oreo? his affe going altray, thou ſhalt being bun tohin againe. ; : ; § JE thon feethine enemies < afelying vnder bhis burden, wilt thou ceale to helpe bun? thou fale help him bp againe with te. 6 CThon halt not ouerthꝛow the right of thy pooze in hts lute. 7 hou Walt keepe thee far froma fale “matter, *and ſhalt not flay the å innocent and the righteous: foz J will not tultifica wicked man, ‘ i 8 €* Chou Halt take no gift: for the gift blindeth the y wile, tperucrteth the mods of the riahtesus. 9 € Chou halt not oppreffe a ranger: Foz pee know the- heart of a ttranger,tecing ye were ftrangers tn the land of Egypt. Io Moꝛeouer, five peeres thon Walt ſow thy land, and gather the frutis thereof, II Wut the ſeuenth yeere thou Walt tet ft reſt and lie till, that the pooze of thy people may eate, and what they leaue the beats of the feld ſhall eate. In like maner thou Wait Doe with thy binepard , and with thine oliue trees, 12 *Direvdayes halt thou doe thy woke, and inthe feuenth day thou ſhalt reſt, that thineore, and thine affe may ret, and the fonne of thy mayde andthe ranger may be rekreſhed. 13 And pee ſhall take heede to allthings that Ji baue fain vnto pou: and pe hal make f no mention ofthe name of ether gods,net« ther ſhall tt be heard out of thy mouth. 14 @Tizee times thou Malt keepe a keaſt puto mg in the peers. Exodus. Is Thou * Halt keepe the feat of s vnlea⸗ uened bread; thou tyalt eate vnleauened bread ſeuen Dayes, as F commanded therin tbe ſeaſon of the moneth of Abib: foz init thou cameſt out of Egypt; anB* none fall appeare befoze me empty. 16 The *featt allo of the Harnett of the Arit fruites of thy labours , which thou hak owen in the felu: and thei feat ot gathe· ring fruites in the end of the peere, when eion hak gathered tn thy labours out of the ĉip, 17 Thefethzċetimes inthe yeere Wall all thy men chilozenappeare betoze the Lorde Iehouah. 18 Thou Malt not offer the blood of my facrifice with t ieauened bread: neither Hail the fatte of imp facvifice rematne vattll the moaning. 3 19 * Che firt ofthe frt frnites of thy land thou fale bzing into the boule of the 102d thy God: yet thale thou not teeth a kw tit Hts! mothers mike. 20 ¶ *Behold, J endan Angel before thee, to Keevethee inthe way, and to bring thee to the place which J haue prepared. 21 Bewareof him,t heare his voice, and 2ouoke him wot: foz bee will not (pare your miidecds,becaule mp = Mame is in him. 22 But if thou bearken vnto bis voyce, and Doz all that J fpeake,then Jwill dee an enemie buto thine enemies, and will afflict them that afflict thee. 23 jfoz mine Angel *thal goe befoze thee, and bring thee bnto the Amozites, and the Dittites , and the Perizzites, ¢ the Canaa- nites,the iptuttes, and the Jebulites, and J will deſtroy them, j 24 Thou walt not bow Downe to their gods, neither ſerue them, noz Doe after the wozkes ef them : but ** vtterly ouerthgowe thein,and breake in pieces their unages. 25 Foꝛ yee Hail (eruc the Lod pour God, AND He (hailblefiethp o bead thy water, and J will take all lickenefie away from the mids of thee. Seog 26 &* Chere hall none catt their fruit nor bee barren in thy lands.che mimber of thy Bayes wil Ifullill. < 27 Jwillſend my e keare befoze thee, and twill deltroy all the people among whome thou halt goe: and Ji wil make al thine ene⸗ miesturne their backes vnto thee: 28 And J will end * hornets before thee, which Hall driue ont the Miuites, the Gana- anites, and the Hittites from thy face. _ 29 J will nor cat them out from thy face in one peere , left theland grow toa wilder nefle: and thebeats of the field multiply a- Satnit thee. i i 30 Bylittleandlittle J will driue them put from thy face, vntillthou increaſe, and inherite the land. 31 And J will make thy coaftes from the ren fea vnto the fea aofthe Philiſtims, and from the Delert nto the (Riner: fo: J will Deliucr the inhabitants of the land into pour hand, and thou Malt dine them out from thy face. three folemne feafts, Godspromife, Chap. 13. 3. and 34.18. g Tharis,Eafter, in remembrance that the Angel paffedouer and ` {pared the Iftace lites , when hee flew the Grit borne of the Egyptians, Deut 16,16. ecclus 35.4. bh Which is Whitfontide, in token that the Law was giuen 50, dayes after they departed from Egypte, i This is the feat of =e nacles, fignifyin that —— led 40.yeeres yn- derthe tents or the Tabernacles in wilderneffe. k No leauened bread thall bee then in thing honfe, Chap.3 4.26. demt,14,22, ` 1] Meaning,that no fruits fhould betaken before iuſt time: & here- by are bridled all cruclland wans - ton appetites, Cbap.33-26 deut.7.24. m I wall giue him mine autho- ritie,and hee fhall gouerne youin my name. _Chap 33.2. dent, 7.20.20/h.24,UNe Deut 7.25. n Godcdman- deth hisnot only not to worfhip idoles, butto de= ftroy them. o That is,all things neceflary forthis prefent life. Deut.7.14+ p 1 will make them afraid at thy comming, and fend mine | Ang:l to de- ftroy them , as Chap.3 3,2, Iofh.24:1 2, q Called thefea _ of Syriae r Of Arabia, called Deſerta. f Two wit, Euphrates. 32 Thou a aa and the peoples. Chap.34.15. 32 * Thon ſhalt make no couenant with deut.J. 2. them, noz with their gons; — 33 Meither hall they Dwell in thy land, tEbr.ofenceor left thep make thee finne againſt mee ; ſor if nare. thon ierue their gods, furcly tt Hallbee thy eJ 16. 1* deſtruction. iofh.2 3:13 C HOA: Pi XX TEE 3 The people promife to obey Ged. 4 Mofes writeth the Ciuill lawes. 9. 13 Mofes returneth inte the Mountaine. 14 Aaron and Hur haue the charge of the people, 18 Mofts was fourtee dayes and fourtie nights in the Mountaine. a Whenhe cal- bo had a laine vnto Moſes, Come Ted him vp to vp tothe Lo20, thou, and Aaron, f2a- theMountaine Dab, and Abihu , and ſeuentie of the Elders togiuehimthe of Sfrael,and ye Wali wor fhip afarte off, lawes, beginning at the 20,Chap- ter hitherto. b When hehad receiued thefe Lawes in mount Sinai. + Ebr.iudze- wients. Chap.3 9.8. Chap.20. 24, fOr, at the foot of the Mountaine. c Forasyetthe Priefthood was not giuen to Leui. fOr the booke of the Law, 1.Pet. 1.2. hebrig-20. d Which blood fignifieth that the Couenant broken,cannot be fatisfied with- out bloodfhed- ding, e Asperfely as their infirmities could bchold his Maiettie. } Ebr bricke worke. f He madethem notafraid,nor punifhed them. g Fig is,reioy⸗ e ced. h Taefecond time. i Signifying,the hardneffe of our hearts, except God do write his Lawes therein by his Spirit,Jere.31. 33. ezek. 11. 19. 2.cor, 3. 3 hebr. d. 30.and 10.16, k To wit,the _ people, 2 Gnd (Boles himlelke alone ſhall come neere tothe Lod, but they Wall not come neere,netther Hall the people go vp whim. 3 E> Afterward Moles came anv tolde the people all the words of the Lozd, and all the+ Lawes sand all the people anſwered with ene voyce, and faide, * All the things which the Lord baty (aid, will we dee. 4 And Moles wrote all the wordes of the Lord, and roſe vp careiy, and fet pat * Altar I bnper the Mountaine, and twelue m accoming to the twelue Tribes of rael. § Andhe ſent yong «menofthe children of Iſrael, which offered burnt offerings of beeues, and ſacrificed peace offerings puto the Lod. 6 Chen Moles tooke halfe ofthe blood, and putit in baling, and baite of the bloon he ſprinkled on theaitar. 7 After he tooke the || booke ofthe Coues nant, and read it in the audience of the peos ple: who faid, Ailthat the Lord hath ſayd, We wiit doe, and be obedient. 8 Then Moles tooke the * blood, and ſprinkled it on the people, and faite, Behold the 4 blood af the Couenant which the Loꝛd e made with you concerning all thele things. 9 ¶ Thenwent sp Moles and Aaron, F2adab, aud Abihu, and ſeuentie of the Gi- Ders of Hfract. i Io Am they fate the God of Iſrael and vnder his feete was as it were a t worke of a Daphir Tone, and as tye verp heauen when itis cleare. ; IL And vpon the nobles of the childzen of Iſrael he f layed not his hand ; alſo they faw Gor, and e did eat and drinke. 12 Q And the Lord {apd vnto Woks, Come bp to ine into the Mountatire, and be there,and J] wil give thee i Tables of ttone, and the Law g the Commandement which 3 baur zitten, fo? to teacht them, = 13 Then Moles role vp, and his minifter Foijua, t Woles went vp into the Pours taine ef Gov, 14 Am laid vnto the Elders, Carp vs here, vntill wee come againe bute pou; and behold, Aaron, and Hur are wit) you : who- focuer hath any matters, let bun come to them. a Then Woles went bp tothe Mount, gnd the cloud couered the MPountaine, - 16 And the glory of the Lord. abode vpon Chap.xxiilj.xxv. Mount Hinai and the cloud covered fit fire Dayes: and the ſeuenth day hee called vnto Holes ont af the mids of the cloud. 17 And the light ofthe glory of the Lord was like conſuming fire on the toppe of toe lala ne epes atthe chitdzen of J& rari. a e a a Offering for the Tabernacle, 32 lOr, him. i The Lord ape peareth like de- uouring fire to carnal! men: but to them that he draweth with his 18 And Moles entred into the mids ef Spirit,heis like the cloud, and went bp te the Mountaine: and (Boles was in the * Mount fozty dapes and korty nights. SHAP. XXV, 2 The voluntary gifts forthe making of the Ta- bernacle, 10 The forme of the Arke. 517 The Mer- Cie ftat.23 The Table. 31 The Candlefticke. 40 All must be done according tothe paterne, Te” the Lod (pake vnto Soles , fap» ing, 2 4Speake vnto the childzen of Iſrael, that they recciue an offering fo: me; of * eue- ry man, whole heart giueth tt freely, pee Hall take the offering forme. — 3 And thists theoering which pe Hall b take okthem, gold, and ftluer,and braſſe, 4 Andi blew fitke,and purple,and ſtar⸗ let, aud fine iinnen, and goats haire, And rammes ſkinnes coleured reve, and the lkinnes of badgers, and the wood © Hhittimn, 6 Dyle for theliaht , {pices Foz 4 anoyn · ting ople, and fo the perkume of ſweete fa» uoit, 7 Dni: tones, and tones to bee fet in the* Ephod, and tn the *bzett plate. 8. Qilo they hall make me a e Sanctua- ry, that J] may Dwetlamong ther, 9 According to all that J theme thee, e» uen io fhail pe make the forme of the Taber nacie and the kaſhion of all the inſtruments thereof. Io Q Chey hall make alfo an* Arke of Shittim wood, two cubites and aa halfe long, and a cubite and an balfe bzoad, anda cubite and an halke pie, IT And thou Walt onerlay it with pnre golde: within and without fhalt thou ouer⸗ lay it, and halt make bpon it ali crowneof gold round about. 12 Ana thou Halt cafe foure ring gold foit, and put them in the fourel] ners thereof: that is,two rings thaloe g one fide ofit,and two rings on the othe thereof. = _13 And thou halt make barres of Dhite: tim ood, and cover them with goin. 14 Chen thou Malt put che varresin the rings by the fides of the Arke, to beare the Arie with then, 15 Wbhebarres Halbe in the rings of the Arke: they Wall not be taken away trom tt, 16 Ho thou fhalt putin the Arke thet Te⸗ ſtimonie which F hall giue chee. 17 Alſo then Hatt make a || e Wercy eat ofpure gold , twa cnbites and an halfe ſong, and acubite and an halfe broad. Ry Na te. JE pleafant Saphir, Chap,3 4.28. de 4:9. Jo a Afrerthe Mos rall and ludiciall Law,be gineth them the Cere- moniall Law,that nothing fhould be left to mans inuention, Chap.3 5-5. b For the buil- ding and vieof the Tabernacle, {| Or.yellorw. c Which is thonght to be a kinde of cedar, which wall not rot. d Ordeined for. - the Priefis, Chap.28.4. (hap. 28.15- e A place both to offer facrifice, andto hearethe aw. L Chap.37.%» |] Ora circle, aud a bordera 4 Or, feetes f The ſtone Ta⸗ bles, the rod of Aaron and Mane na, which were atchimonie of Gods prefence, |] Or, couering, oF 13. Gnd thou Hatt make twa Cherubims. propitiatorce. of gold : of wozke beaten out with the ham⸗ g There God ap- met Halt thou make them at the two cudes of the Mertie feat. i 19 And the one Cherub halt thon make atthe one ende, and the other Cherub is rs peared merciful= ly vnto them : and this was a ĝe gure of Chrift, F The forme of the Table and Candlefticke. Exodus. Or, will appoint with thee. Aaumb. J. 3g. Chap 37. 10. lOr as hagd broad. h Yo ſet the bgead vpon. Chap, 39.19. i Icthall not be smolten,but bea- tren out of the lumpe of gold with the bams mers the other end: ofthe matter of the Mercy feat Mall pee make the Cherubims, on the two ends thereof. : 20 Andthe Cherubims thal ſtretch thei wings on hie, coucring the Mercy (eat wit their wings, and their faces one to another: to the Mercy (cat ward Wall the faces of the Cherubims be, 21 Aud thou Matt put the Mercpleat a- boue vpon the Arke, andin the Arke thou oe put the Teſtimonie, which F will gine bee, 22 And there J will Ideclare my felfe vir to thee,and from aboue the Mercpleat * be» tweene the two Cherubims, which are spon the Arke ofthe Cekimonte , J will tell thee all things which J will gine thee in com mandement vnto the childzen of Iſrael. 23 €* Thou hale allo make a Cable of Dbittin wood,of two cubites loug,and one cubiteboad, and a cubite and a halfe hte: 24 And thou Walt couer it wich pure gold, an Hiei thereto a crowneof golde round out, 5 Thou Halt alio make vnto it aborder of ifoure fingers round about:and chou falt make a golden crowne round about the bor- Der thereof. : 26 Aiter thou ſhalt make fozit foure rings of goloe, and ſhalt put the rings in the foure cozners that are tn the foure feet thereof: 27 Duer againtt the border thal the rings be fo: places foz barves, to beare the table. 28 And thou fhalt make the barres of Dhittim wood,and (halt oucrlav them with gold, that the table may be borne with them. 29 Thou Halt make aifo b Dies foz tt, and incenfe cups fo? tt, and conertngs fo: fe, and goblets wherewith it hall bee coucred, cuen of fine gold Halt thou make them. 30 And then ſhalt ſet vpon the table ſhew bread before me continually. é 31 Allo thou palt make a Candleſtick of pure golde; ofi woke beaten out witi) the hammer fall the Candletticke be made, hts haft, and bis branches, bis bowles, his knops: and bis floures bal be of the fame. 32 Dire bzanches alle Hall come out of the fides of it: theee branches of the Can- Diefticke out of the one lide of it, and thꝛee — ofthe Candleſtick out of the other cofit. 33 Thꝛee bowles like vnto almonds, ong knop and one flourein one bzanch:and three bowies like almonds in the otker bzanth, one knop and one floure : fo thorꝛowout the i — that come out of the Candle- icke. 34 And inthe haft of the Candleſticke fhall be foure bowles like vito almonds , bis knops and bis floures. 35 And there fhallbee a knop vnder two branches made thereof ; and a knop vnder two branches made thereof: and a knop vn» Der two branches made thereof accoming to the live beanches comming out of the Gans dleſticke. 36 Their knops and their branches ſhall be thereof: all this hall be ont beaten worke of pure gold. 37 And thou Halt make the ſeuen lampes thereof: and the lampes thereof Malt thou put thereon, to giue light toward that that ts befoze tt. $ 38 Allo the {infers and fnuffe-dithes thereof halbe of pure gold. 39 Dfa* talent of fine galde fhalt thou make tt with all thele intruments. 40 * Looketherfoze that thou make them after thetrfatjton, that was hewed thee in the Mountaine. CHAP XXVI 1 The forme of the Tabernacle and the appertis nances. 33 The place of the Arke,of the Mercie feat, of the Table and of the Candlefticke. Aree thon halt make the Taber» X nacle with ten curtaines of fine twined linnen and blet lilke, and purple, and (kare let:and in them thou palt make Cherubims of* bꝛoydered wozke. ’ ; 2 The length okone curtaine halbe eight and twentie cubites, and the bꝛeadth of ane curtaine, foure cubites: euery one of the cure taincs hail haue one mealure. 3 Fiue curtaines hallbee conpled one to another: and the other fiue curtatnes ſhalbe coupled one to another. i 4 And thou falt make rings of blewe filke bpon the edge of the one curtatne,which is in thefeluedge bof thecoupling :¢lukewile Malt thou make in the cage of the other cure taine in the ſeluedge, in the fecond ceupling. S Fiktie rings halt thou maketin one curtaine, and fiftte Rrings fhalt thou make Inthe edge okthe curtaine, which isin the c fecond coupling :the rings thall bee one right againt another. ; 6 Chou falt make allo fiftie || taches of golde, and couple the curtatnes one te ano- ther with the taches,and tt halbe one Ta⸗ bernacle, e 7 € Flo thon Walt make curtaines of gcates haire,to be a dcoucring npon the Ta» bernacte ; thou Walt make them tothe num- berofeleucncurtaines, ere 8 The length of acurtaine halbe thirtie cubites, and the bꝛeadth of a curtaine foure cubites ; the elenen curtatges-thall be of one meafnre. x cae 9 And thou halt couple fue certaines by themfelues , and the fire curtaines by thems felues: but thou Walt Double the- firth cure tatne vpon the forefront of the couering. 10 And thou thalt make fiftie rings in the edge of one curtaine in the ſeluedge of the coupling and fifty firings in the edge of theother curtaine in the fecond coupling. Ir Likewiſe thou fait make ſiftie ttaches of braſſe, and fatten them on the ttrings,and halt couple the coucring together, that tt may beone. } 12 Gnd thefrenmant that reſteth in the curtaines of the couering,euen the halfe cur· taine that refteth, hal be left at the backfire ofthe Tabernacie, | 3 Thar the cubit on the one fide,and the cubite on the orber ſide of that which ts left in the length of the curtatnes of the coue- ring, may remaine on either fide of the Ta- bernacie to couer it. 14 Moꝛeouer,foꝛ that conering thou Saale The forme ofthe curtaines. . k This was the talent weight of the Temple,and weighed 120, pound. Hebr.8.5. ACES.7 44e a Thatis,of moft cunning, or fine worke. b Onthefide, that the curtaines might be tied together. c In tying tope- ther bh bet fides. \|Or,bookes. Or, partitions. d Left raine and weather fhould marreit. the one ſide, and fiue on the other, & the fixt ſhould hang ouer the doore ofthe Tae bernacle, {|Or,bookese f For thefe cur- taines were two cubites longer then thecurtaines of the Taberna- - cle: fo thatt were fider oe cubite on both fides, i e That is, fue on A the boords, the barres the vaile, g To beputvp- make ae concring of ramtes fkinneg died en the coucring xedde, and a couering + of badgers fhinnes chat was made of aboue, oats haire. I5 (Allo thou ſhalt make boordes for the ‘This wasthe Tabernacle of Shittim wood to tand vp. third couering 16 Eenne cubttes hall be the length ofa forthe Taber- booꝛd, and acubite and anbgalfe cubste the pacle. breadth of one beon. i 17 Two tenons thalbe in one boord fet in order as the feet ofa lander, one againſt ans ther:thus halt thou make foz al the boords ofthe Tabernacle. 18 And thou hait make boordes foe the Tabernacle, ceuen twenty boowes on the South fide, euen full Sorch. Ig And thou Halt make fourtp}fockets of fluer ynder the twenty boozdes, two ic kets under one boord foz bis twe tenons, and two fockets under another boozd foz Dis two tenons. 20 FJnlike mater onthe other fide of the Tabernacle toward the Noꝛthlide thall bee — — 2I And their fourty fockets of ſiluer, two fockets vnder one bord , and two ſocket⸗ under another boord. 22 Andon the fide of the Tabernacle to- ward the Celt, Halt thou make Gre boorꝛds. 23 Sfo two boos fhalt thou make tn the corners of the Tabernacle tn the two fides, 24 Allo they Halbe i toyned beneath, and likewile they thalbe topned aboue to a ring: thus fhall tt be fez them two: they ſhalbe foz ——— — 25 Bo they ſhalbe eight boordes hauing fockets of ſiluer, euen firtcene fockets, that is, twefockets under one boord, and two foc: kets onder another boord. 26. @ Then halt thou make flue barres of Shittim wood fo: the boszdes of one fide ofthe Tabernacle, fOr bafe pieces, wherein were the mortaifes for ohelteuons. i The Bbrew word fignifieth ‘twinnes: decla- ring that they fhouldhe fo perfec and well doyncd as were poftible, other fide ofthe Cabernacie; allo flue barres fo: the boozdes of the fine of the Cabernacte toward the Weſtſide. 28 And the middle barre hal go through the mids of the boords, from end to end. 29 Andithou Halt couer the boords with gold, and make their rings of gold, foz pla- ces foz the barres , and thou malt coner the barres with gold. 30 o thou Halt reare vp the Taberna- cle* accozding to the faſhion thereof, which wag ſhewed thee tis the Mount. 5 31 © Moꝛeouer, thou Halt make a paile ofbiuetilke , and purple, and fkarlet, ana tine twined linnen: thou Walt make it of biovdered worke with Chernbims. - < 32 And thou Halt hang tt vpon foure pils lars of Shittim wood coucred with geloe, (whofe *hookes thalbe of gold) fianding vpon toure fockets of filuer. 23 Afterward thou halt hang the baile ~ Chap.25.9,4 hebr.. 5. a AGES, 704 he pillars, z i vader the ookes: meanin that it fhould ? bang downward frem the bookes. 1 Whereinto the hie Prieft onely entred once a yeere, thither, that is, (within the paile) the Arke of the Teſtimony: and the vaile hal make you a ſeparation betweene the Holy place and the moſt Woly place. 34 Allo thou chalt put the Mercy ſeate upon the arke of the Teſtimonie th the mot -Holp place, 27 And fiue barres foz the boordes of the | ton the bookes, that thou mapet being in ket Chap.xxvij. thealtar of offrin gs,and the court. 33 35 And thou fhalt fet the table without m Meaning in the vatle,and the Candlefticke oner againſt che holy place. the Gable on the Douthioe of the Taber⸗ EA am thou halt fet the Table on the 2thitse. 36 Allo thon alt make an hanging for n This hangin the Dooe of the Tabernacle of blew file, or vaile wae be and purple,andCkarlet, and fine twined iine eweenethekoly nen, weought with needie. > place, and there 37 Aud thou Halt make fo: the hanging where thepeople Bue pillars of bittim, t cover them with were, gold: their heads hall bee of gold, and thou Dalt cat fue fockets of bꝛaſſe fo: them, CHAP, KEVI x The Akar of the burnt offering. 9 The court of the Tabernacle. 20 Lhe lampes conti- wally burning. Mge thon Malt make thesaltarof a For the burnt LA>bhittim wood, fue cubits long ¢ fue offering. cubits bzoad ( the altar albe fouretquare) and the height thereof three cubits. — 2 And thou thalt make it hoznesin the foure corners thereof: the hognes thalbe of tt b {elfe sand thou fyalt couer it withbpafle, b OFthe fame 3 Allo thou halt make bis athpannes fog wood and mat- bis afhes, and his beſoms, and his bafins, ter not faftened and hts fleſhhookes, and bis centers tho vato it. foale make all the wftruments thereof of I Or, fre pannes Rale, i „4 Gnd thou halt make vnto it a grate like networke of bꝛaſſe: allo upo thar t grate falt thou make foure bralen rings bpon the foure cozners thereof. 5, AnD thon hale put it vnder the come alte of the altar bencath,that the grate map cin the midsofthe altar. 6 ifothou Walt make bartes fo: the als tar,barres,| fay of Sbittim wood, and fhalt coner them with bꝛaſſe. ; 7 And the barres thereof ſhall be putin the rings, the which barres fall bee vpon the two fides of the altar to beare it. 8 Thou halt make the altar hollow be- tweene the boords: as God ſhewed theein the mount,fo hall thep make it. -9 @© Allo thou halt make the: court of e This wasthe the Tabernacle tn the Houthlide , enen full frh entrie into South: thecourt Hal haue curtaines of fine the Tabernacle, twined linnen, of an hundzed cubites long where the people fo: one fide. abode, 10 And it Hall haue twenty pillars with their twenty fockets of braſſe: the beads of the pillars, and their 4 fillets thalbefilner. d They were I Likewile on the Noꝛthlide in length certaine hoopes there fhall be hangings ofan hundeth cubits or circles forte long, and the twenty pillars thereof with beautifiethe thetr twenty fockets of beaffe : the beads of sillar, the pillars and the fillets halbe filuer. 12 @ And the breadth of the court onthe CGeft tive thall haue curtatnes of fiftie cu- bites,with their ten pillars ann their ten focs t Ebrnet. ets, 13 And the bredth of the court, Eallward full Eatt,thall haue ¢ fiftie cubits: e Meaning,curs 14 Alio hangings of ffteene cubits halbe taines of fiftie on the one Fide with their thee pillars and cubites. their three fockets, f Of the doore Is Likewile on the other fide hall be hans of the court, gings of Afteens cubites , with their three E pullars SS — —r— ——— — Da ws — — — —— TE Bed ee O ~ Lampes continually burning. The ‘Exodus. pillars and their thzee fockets. 16 @ And in the gate of the court hall be ` vaile of twentte cubttes, of blew ſilke, and $ fbr. fiftiein Fife. ` g or, flakes herewith the eurtaines were fattened to the ground, h Suchascom- meth from the oline, when it is firit prefled or beaten.. HOr, aſcend vpe a Whereby his office may be knowen to be glorious and excellent. $ Ebr, wife in beart, b Which isto Separate bim from the reft. c A ſhort and Rrait coat with- out fleeues put vpmof vpon his garments, to keepe them cloſe Vato him, å Which went about his vpmoft coat, purple, and ſkarlet, and fine twined tinnen wrought with needle, with the foure pillars thereof,and their foure fockets. 17 Git the pillars of the court Gall Hane fillets of fluer round about, with their beans of filuer,and their fockets of bzafie. 18 @ The icugth of rhe court thall bee an Hundzeth cubits, and che becadth fiftie + at either ende, andthe height fue cubits, and the hangings of fine twined linnen, and their feckets of braſſe. b - 19 AU the velſels of the Tabernacle foz al maner feruice thereof,and all thes pinues —— and allthe pinnes of the court halse RANE. 20 (And theu Halt commaund the chil⸗· Deen of Iſrael,.that they bꝛingvnto thee pure oyle oltue 5 beaten foz the light, that the lampes map alway liburne. 21 athe Tabernacle of the Congrega- tion without the vaile , which is before the Ceitimonte, Hall Aaron and hts ſonnes Delle them from euening to moning before the Lo20, for a atute foz euer vnto their generations, tobe obferued by the chudecnof Iſrael. CHA PU XX V TET: 1 The Lord calteth Aaron and his founestothe b} Priesthood, 4 Their garments. 12.29 Aaron en- treth intothe Sancluary in the name of the chil- dren of Ffrael. 30 Viim and Thumm. 38 Aa- ron beareth the iniquitie of the I fraelites offriags. Ae cauſe thou thy brother Aaron to A come pnto thee, and his tonnes with Jim from among the children of Iſrael that de map ferue me in the Prieſts offtce:1 meane QAaron,jadab,and Abihu, Eleazar, and Je thantar Aarons fonnes. 2 Allo thou halt make holy garments. m m thy brother, a gloziong and beau. itt, i 3 Therefore thou Walt ſpeake vnto all cunning men, whom J haur iled withthe piritof wifetome, that they niake Aarons garments to ? conſecxate him, that hee map ſerue me in the [Dztetts office. 4 srowe thele hail bee the garments, which they Wall make,2 baeatt plate, aud an c Ephod, and a robe, and a brovdered coate, a miter, and a girdle: ſo thee haly garsments hall they make for Aaron thy brother, and fo? histones that hee may ſcrue mee tn the Pꝛielſts office. Therefore they hal take gold, and blue fil * and purple and Ckarlet,and fine finest, gold, blew fitke, and purple, fharlet and fine twined linnen of bzoyDered worke. Che two houlders thereof Haite toy- ned together by their two edges; fo fhailit be clofed. À 8. And the 4 imbroydered garde of the fame Ephod, which tall bee pon him, Mall be ofthe (elfe ame worke and tufe, euen of gold, biew fike,and purple, ana ſkarlet, and fine twined linnen. k 9 And thou Malt take two onir tones, and graut vpan them the names ofthe chtis garments and apparell Deen oF Firael : Io Sire names of them vpon the one fone, and the lite names that remaine, vp⸗ on tije fecond fone, according to their: ge nerattons. Il Theu fhalt cauſe to graue the two fones accozding to the names of rhe chil Den of Jiraci by a grauer of Gignets, PVA. that wo:keth and graucty in ſtone, ann f alt make them to be fet and emboſſed in golde. 12 Ard thou halt put the two Tones Ype on the ſhoulders of the Ephod, as ttones of freimembzance of the childzen of Iſrael: fog Aaron Wali beare their names befoue the Sa vpon his two houlders foz a remem- ance. 13 So thou ſhalt make boſſes of gold, ' Y 14 © And two chaines of fine golacs at g Olthe boſſes. the ente, of wzethed woke thalt thou make them, and thalt talen the weethed chatnes vpon thebofies. Is (Allo thou Hale make the baett plate of qudgement with broydered woke: like the woorke of the phon Malt theu make led,becavlethe it: of gold, blew filke, and purple, and [kars bie Priett could let, and fine twined linnen fale thoy Bot sive fentence makett, - in judgement 16 i Fourefquare it Yall beeand Double, without that en an hand breadth long, andan hand beeadth histreft. oan. i The cefCriptin 17 Then thon Malt fet it ful of places fog on ofthe brek- ftones,cuen foure rowes of ſtones: the oꝛder plate. fhalbe this,a || rubie,a copaze, and alj carbun- lOr, Sardoine, cleth the firt row. (Or, Emeraud. 18 nd ín the fecond row thou Mhal fet an femeraud, a faphir,and al Biamond. Or. Carbuncle. si in a — rowe a turkeis, an lOr Faſper. achãte, and an hematite. | 20 Audin the fourth rowe atcheplolite, Ebr Tarpe | an onig and a iaſper: and they Hall be fet in gold in theit emboſſements. s 21 And the tones Halbe according to the names of the childzen of Iſrael, twelue, aca cording to theit names , grauen as ligners, euery one after his name, and they thall beg fo? the twelue tribes. 22 C Then thou Hale make vpon the bze plate two chaines atthe endes of wiee then worke of pure gold. 23 Thou Walt make alfo vpon the breſt plate two ringes of golde, and put the two tinges om * the tivo endes of the belt k Which are plate. vpmoſt toward 24. And thon Halt pnt the two wether the Mmoulder. chaines of gold in the two rings in the ends of the bꝛeſt plate. 25 And the other two endes of the twa e Asthey were in age, fo fhoulg they be grauen inorder, f That Aaron might remember the Ifraclitesto. | Godward, h It was fo cale @ And they Hall make the Ephod of weethenchaines, thon alt faten in the twa embofiiments , and fyalt put them vpon h fhoulders ofthe Ephod on the foretive ofit. 26 (Allo thou halt make two rings of golde, which thon fhalt put im the ! two other gadeg of the bzeft plate, npon the hae thereof, toward the infize of the E· pyoo. ' 27 And two other rings of golde thou 1 Which are beneath, Maltmake, and put themon she two fides: ofthe Ephod, bencathin the forepart of tt oner again the coupling of it en the ropdred forAaronandhisfonnes, . m Aaron fhall not enter into the holy place in his owne name butinthe name of all the chil- dren of Ifrael. fh Vrim fignifieth light, and Thum- mim perfeGion: declaring that the ftones ofthe - brefiplate were moft cleare,and of perfe& beau- ty: by Vrimalfo is meant know- ledge , & Thum- mim holineffe, thewing what vertues are re- Quired inthe Priefts, Ecclus 45.9» © Holineffeap- pettaineth to the Lord : for hee is moftholy, and nothing vnholy may appeare be- fore bim. p Their offrings could net be fo perfed, but (ome fault would be therein: which fine the high Pric{t bare,and pacified God, ‘g That is, confe- rate them , by giuing them things to offer, and thereby ad- mit them to their office, fOr of wine (fe. broidred gard ofthe Ephod. ; 28 Thus they thall binde the bei plate by bis rings vnta the rings of the Ephod. with a lace of blue filke, that it may bee falt npon the bꝛoydred garde of the Cphod, and pond the baꝛeſtplate be not losſed fromthe E- D 29 Go Aaron hall ™ beare the names of the chitpzen of Iſrael in the bretplate of iudgement vpon his heart, when hee goeth iuto che holy place , for a remembance con⸗ tinually betore the LoD. 30 CAllo chon halt put in the bꝛeſtplate ofindgement the = Urim and the Thum- mim, which hall bee vpon Aarons heart, when hee goeth tn before tije Lord; and Aa⸗ ron Hall beare the tudgment of the chilazen of Iſrael vpon his heart before che Lozde continually, 31 @And thou Halt make the robe of the Ephod altogether of blue filke. 32 And the hole for hts head Hall bee in the middes of tt, hautng an edge of woucn worke round about the collar of tt. fo tt ſhal be as the collar of an babergeon that te rent not, 33 CAnd beneath vponthe fkirte there- of thou halt make pomegranates of blue filKe, and purple, and ſcatlet, round about the ſkirts thereof,and bels of gold betweene them round about: 4 Thatis,*a golden bell and apomegra- nate, a xoldenbelle a pomegranate round about spon the fkirts of rhe robe. 35 _ So all it be tyon Aaron, when hee miniſtreth, and his found tall bee heard, when he goeth inte the help place befoze the Tonan when ye commeth out, and he hal le. 36 Alfo thon Halt make a plate of pure gold, and graue thereon, as fignets are gras wen, oHOLINES TO THE LORD, 37 And then Malt put iton a blue filke lace,and tt fall be ppon the miter : euen vp⸗ on the fogeftont of the miter ſhall it be. 38 So it ſhall be vpon Aarons forehead, that Aaron may ? beare the iniquitie of the offtings , which the chilon of Iſrael Hail offer in all their boly oſferings:and it Halbe alwayes vpon Hts forehead , to make them acceptable befeze the Lows, 39 Likewrle thou ſhalt embzoiver the fine linen coate, aud thou Halt make a miter of finelinen, but thou hale make a girdle of needleworke. 42 Ailo thou Malt make for Aarons fons coates, and thou ſhalt make them girdles, and bonnets halt thou make them foz glozp and comelineſſe. 41 And thou Halt put them upon Aaron thy brother, and on bts fonnes with hin, and Hhaltanoint them,and fil their hands, andfanctiic them , that they map miniſter vnto me in the Pꝛieſts office. 42 Thou Malt allo make themlinen bree· ches to couer their pꝛiuities: trom the loines vnto thethiahes hali they reach, its 43. And they ſhall bee foz Aaron and his founes when they come into the Tabernacle ef the Congregation, o2 when they come Yuto the altãr tõ miniſter in the holy place, that they r commit not iniquitie, and fo Die. This (hall be a Law fo? ener vnto him and to bis (ed after him. CHAP, XXIX, 1- The manner of confècrating the Pries. 38 The continual ſacriſice 45 The Lord promiſeth to dwell among the children of F/rael. TXS thing alle Yalt thou doe vnto them When thou conſecrateſt them to bee mp zieſts, *@ake ayoung Calfe, and two ammes without blemi, 2 Aud vnleauened bead, and cakes vn⸗ leauened tempered with oyle, and wafers vnleauened aunoynted with oyle: ( of fine wheate floure halt thou make them) 3 Toen Halt thon put them tn one bal Ret, and «prelent them inthe balket with the calicandthe tworammes, 4 And Malt ing Aaron € bis Gunes buto the doore ot p Cabernacle ot the Cone Stegation, and waly them with water. § Alto thou falt take the garments, and put vpon Garon the tunicie, andthe > robe ofthe Cphod,and the Cphod, and the breit> late, and ſhalt clole them to him with the Zzopdered gard ofthe Ephod. O Chen thou thale put the miter vpon bis head, and Walt put the holp*crotwne vps on the miter. q 7. And thou Halt take the aunoynting * ople, and Halt powꝛe vpon his head, and anoynt him, aE 8 And thou Halt bring dis ſonnes, and putcoateg opon them, — 9 And ſhalt gird then with girdles, both Aaron and bis lonnes: and halt put the boe nets on them, and the Pꝛieſts oftice Hall be theirs fora perpetual Laws thou* Maltal {6 | lithe hands of Garon, and the handes of bis fonnes, 10 After, thou hale paefent the calfebe> foze the Tabernacle of the Congregation, *and Aaron and bis fonnes hall « put their hands vpon the head of the calfe. II Ho thou thalt hull the calfe befoze the Loyd, at the Deore of the Cabernacle of the Congregation. 12 Then thou Halt take of the blood of the calée , and put it upon the hones of the altar with thy linger,and halt powe all the reft of the blood at the foot of the altar. 13 "Allg thou Malt take all the fatte that couereth the inwards, & the caule chat ison the liucr,and the two kidneis, and the fatte that ts vpon them,and alt burne them vy» on the altar. — 14 But the kleſh of the calfe,and his kin, and bis Doung halt thou burse with fire Without the hoſte: itis a finne offering, Iş Thon Hale alfo take one tamme,and Aaron andbisfonnes hall put their hands bpon the head ofthe ráyime. 16 Chenthou halt kilithe ramme, and take his blood, and ſprinckle it round about vpon the altar, 17 And thou Walt cut the ramme in pies ces, and Waly the inwards.of him and his legges, and palt put them vpon the pieces thereof,and vpon bis head. 18 Do thou Galt burne the whole ramme € 2 vpon Chap. xxix. Theconfecration of thePriefts. 34 NO r In not hiding theis nakedneais, Leuit.g,2 a To offer thena in facrifice, b Which was next vnder the Ephod. Chap. 28.36. Chap. 30.250 Chap. 2841. \\Or, conſecrate them Leuit. t.4. c Signifying that the facrifice was alfo offered for them, and that they did approue e Leuit.3. 3. $ Ebr. finnes 2,007.5, 2 Bs syheconfecration ofthe Pricilts. | vpon the altar: for it ts a burnt ofering wire À Orafauour of tothe Loꝛd 4 foz a ſweet fauour : tt ts an of- reft, which eau- fering made by fire vnto the Lod. feth the wrathof 19 @ And thou halt take the otherram, Godrtoceafe. and Aaron and bis founes hall put their hands vpon the head of the ramme, 20 Then Hatt chow Kill the ramme; and take of his blood, and put it e npon the lap of Aarongseare, and vpon the lappe of rhe right care of his fons, and upon tie thumbe oftheir right hand, and vponthe great toe oftheir right foote, and walt ſprinkle the blood vpon the altar round about. 21 And thou Halt take of the blood that is ſvpon the altar, and of the annoynting oyle , and halt ſpeinkle it vpon Aaron, and vpon bis garments , and Upon bts fonnes, and vpon the garments of his fonnes with bim: fo he hall be Hallowed, and bts clothes, and bis ſonnes, and the garments of bis {onnes with him. 22 Ailo thou fhalt take of the Rammes the fat, and the rumpe, euen the fat that to» e Meaning, the {oft and nether part of the eare, f Wherewith the altar mut bee Spriakled. nereth the inwards, tthe caule of the liuer, be hel - andthe twoktdneys, and the fat thatts vp⸗ onthem,and the right ſhoulder, (kor tt is the s rammie of conlecration.) 23. Aud one loafe of bead , andone cake of bread tempered with eple, and one water, out ofthe balket of vnleauened bread that ig before the Lod, — 24 AnD thou ſhalt put all thts in the bandes of Aaron, and in the handes of his g Whick is offe- red for the con- fecration of the high Pricft, fonnes and Walt hake them to and fro be foze the Lod. v 25. Againe , thou halt recetue them'of their hands, and burne them vpon the altar belides the burnt oftring fo: a ſweet fauonr befoze the Lor; for thts ts an oftering made by fire vnte the Lod. the ramme of the confecration , which tz fog Aaron and Walt hake tt to >and fro before the Lord, and tt Hall be thy part. 27 And thou Walt fanctifie the beak of the paken offering , and the ſhoulder ef tie - heaue offering , wbich was Haken to ano fro, and which was heaucd vp ofthe ramme of the coniecration, which was foz Aarons and which was foz his fonnes. 28 And Aaron and his fonnes fhall haue it by a ſtatute fog cuer, ofthe chilazen of Fl- h This facrifice the Prieft did mote toward the Eak, Welt, North and South; i So called, be» caufe it was not encly fhakento and fro, but alfo lifted vp. racl; fo: it is an heaucoftering, and itall JP bean heaucoftering of the childzen of Iſra⸗ el ok thetr k peace offerings cuen thetr heaue offering to the Lod. j 29 @ And the holp garments , which ap- pertaine to Aaron, all bee bis fonnes after him,to be anointed therein, and tobe conſe⸗ crated theretn. peered ba 30 Thar fonne that ſhall be Piet tn his ftead, fyall put thenton ſeuen dapes , wher hee commeth into the Tabernacle of the pt a to minilter in the polie place, 31 € Ho thou halt take the ramme of the —— and ſeethe his Nei tn the holy place. A 32 *And Aaron and his ſonnes Wall eate: the fte of the Kamme; and the bread that: isin the baſſtet, at the doze ofthe Taber⸗ k Which were effetings of thankefgiuing to God for his be- nes, Leuit 8.31, and 24.9. matth. B, 4e _ Exoduse The daylyfaerifice. The Altar. a aburnt offering foz a ſweet fauour vñto the 26 Likewwite thouipalttakethe baratot Low. So vnto fy nacle of the Congregation. 33 Do they thal eate theſe things, where 1 That is by the by their atonement was made,toconlecrate facrifices, thent,and to fanctifie them: bnt a ftraunger Nol ngt cate thereof, becauſe they are holp hings, 34 Mow if ought of the fleth of the cone {ecration, 02 of the bꝛead rematne vnto the moning then thou Malt burne theret with fire: it hall not be caten,becante tt isan ho⸗ ip ching. 35 Cherefore Halt thou doe thus vnto i Aaron and unto hts fonnes,accosding to all | things which J haue commaunded thee: ſe⸗ uen Dayes fhalt thou + confecrate them, 36 And thalt ofer cuerp Day a calfe fora hands. : finneotering, fo: ® reconctliation: and thou m To appeafe i fhalt clente the altar when thou hatt offeren Gods wrath jan vpon it foz reconciliation, and talt anoint finnemaybe | it to fanctifie it. ` pardoned, | 37 DHeuen Dayes fjalt thou clente the al- | i } Ebr, fll their. | tat,and (anctifis it, fo ihe altar thall be molt poly: and whatlocuer toucheth the altar,that e help. 38 @* Mow thists that which thou halt prelent vpon the altar: euen twolambes of One peere old, Day by Day continually. 39 The one lambe thon halt prefent in the moning, and the other Lambe thou Malt pꝛeſent at cucn. 40 And with the one lambe, a° tenth part of fine floure mingled with the fourth part of an o Hin of beaten ople, and the. pid patt ofa hin of wine, fora Dinke ering. : 41 And the other lambe thou ſhalt pze- ſent at euen: thon Malt Doe thereto accoz- Ding to the offering ofthe mozntng, and ace cording to the Danke offering tyereof, to bee Numb, 28. 3 af n Thatis,anO- ‘mer, read Chap. 16. 16. o Which isa- bout a pinte, 020. _ 42 Thisthalbe a continual burnt offting in pout generations at the Dooze of the Ta⸗ bernacic of the Congregation before the Lov, where F wil punake appointment with. pou,to(peake thereyntothee. 43 There F will appoint withthe chil- TAE Ne and the place fhalbe ſanctified pimper glop. iy; Becaule of m 44 And Fi twill Canctifie the Tabernacle Hir in pics ofthe Congregation andthealtar: J weil fence. fanctific alio Aaron and bis tonnes to be my” fOr, declave my Life te yoh zieſts, 45 And will * dwell among thechil · Lenit.26, x Been of MraclandwwillbetheikGov. ae eae. 46 Then ſhall they know that Jam the Lo20 their God, thatbought them out of, theland st Egypt, that J might Dwell a⸗ q Ir ist che mong them; 9 J] am the Lod their God. Lord thatam j d. CHAP, XXX. — 1 The altar ofincenſe. 13 The ſumme that the Ifraelites fhould pay tothe Tabernacle. 28 The braſen lauer. 33 The annoynting oyle. 34 The making of the perfume, Fenema, thou Malt make analtar a fo} fweete perfume, of Sbhittin woon thou Malt make it, 2 Thelength thereofacubite, and the. perfume was breadth thereofa cubite, Cif fall be fore burnt, verez | fquare ) and the eight thereof Ac g ‘+ | a Vpon the which the {weet ‘ofincenfe. b Ofthefame woodand mat- ter, lOr, cirele and border. e Thatis,inthe San@uary,and not inthe Hoe lekt of all. d Meanings when he trim- meth them, and refrefheth the oyle, e Otherwiſe made then this, which is deferi- ‘bed. f But it muft on- Ay ferae to burne perfume. Num.i. 2,5. g Whereby he teftifed that he redeemed his life which he had *forfeit,as is de- clared by Dauid, 2. Sam. 24. 1. h This ſhekel valued two com: mon (heKels: and ~ the gerah valued about r2-pence after fiue fhil- lings fterling thé ounce offiluer, Lewit.27.35. numb.3.47. ezek. 45. 12. i That God Mould be mer- cifull vnto you, & Signifying,that he fee — to God, muſt be wathed from all finne and cor- ruption, T. he offering for redemption. Chap.xxx. The anoynting oile & holy perfume. 3% ‘bites: the hornes thereof hall bee > of the tame And thou halt ouerlay it with fine gold, boch the top thereofand the fides there- of round about, and bis boznes : allo thou ou wake onto it || acrowne of gold round about. 4 Belives this, thou halt make vnder this crowne two golden rings on either fide: euen on euery fide halt thou make them, that they may be as places fo? the barres to beare ét withall. 5. Che which barres thou fhalt make of Dhittim wood, and Halt couer them with gold, x 6 After thon halelet ite before the naile, that is neere the Arke of the Teſtimonie before the Mercie ate that is vpon the —— where J will appoint with ee. 7 And Aaron Hall burne thereon fweet ncen euery moning : when bee ¢ dreſſeth the lampes thereof, hall he burne it. 8 Likewile at euen, when Aaron fetteth bp the lampes thereof, be thal burne incenſe: this perfume thall be perpetually befoze the LoD, throughout peur generations. - 9 Detvalotter no range incenfe there» on, no? buruelactifice, no: offering, neither powꝛe any Minke offering f thereon, {oO And Garon fall make reconciliation bpon the bones of it once in a peere, with the blood of the finne offting in the day of re» conciliation : once in the peere fall bee make reconciliation bpon it theoughout pour generations; this ts moft bolp vnto the 020. Il (Afterward the Lord (pake vnto Mo⸗ fes laying, 12 * Uihen thou taket the fumme of the children of Iſrael after their number, tyen they Wall giue cuerp man s aredemption of bis life tnta the Loꝛd, when thou telleſt them, that there bee no plague among them when thou countet them. _ 13 This hall euery man giue that goeth into the number, halfe a thekell, after the hfjckel of the Sanctuary: (*a ſhekel istwen- tie gerahs) the halfe Hekel hall bee an offere ing to the Lod, 4 14 All that ave numbrꝛed krom twentie Peere ne and aboue, Wali gine anoffertng to the 02 . d Is Gherich hall not palle,and the poore Hall not diminich from balfe a chekel, when ye thal giue an offring vnto the Lod ‘fog the redemption of pour lines, 16 So thou ſhalt take the money of the redemption ofthe childzen of Iſrael, e halt put it vᷣnto the vle ofthe Cabernacle of the Congregation , that it may bee a memoziall unto the chilozenof Jlrael befoze the Lod foz the redemption of pour lines. 17 C Allo the Lod ſpake vnto Poles, in az “Khon ſhalt alfo make a laner of bzaffe, and his foote of bzafle to wath, and fhalt put tt betweene the Cabernacieof the Congre- gattonand the Altar, and Walt put water therein. f vi 19 Fo Aaron and his ſonnes Hall «way their bands andtheirfeetthereat. 20 Chen they goe into the Cabernacte of the Congregation, 02 when they goe bre to the Altar to miniſter and to make the pers fume of the burnt offering tothe Lov, thep Dai wath thenilelues with water, lett thep i ee 21 Ho they hall wah their handes ann tbeir feet that thep Die not: and this fall be to them an oDinance! fez euer, both vnto him and to his (eed theeughout their gene= tations. f; 22 C Alo the Lom ipake onto Wolke, PING, 23 Cake thou alle vnto thee principalt {pices:oF che moft purempzrbe fue hundeth = thekels, of ſweetẽ cinamom halfe fo much, thatis,two bundzeth and fiftie, and ofſweete a calamus,tivo hundꝛed and fiftte ;: 24 Allo of Caſſia fine hundꝛeth, after the —* ofthe Ganctuarie, and of ople oliue n Hin. 25 Ho thou halt make of it the oile oF ho⸗ Tv oyntment, cuen a mof precious opntment after the art of the Apoticaric ; this hall bee the ople of holy opntment. 26 And thou halt anoynt thee Cabers nacle of the Congregation therewith , and the Arke of the Teſtimonie: 27 Allo the Tabie, ¢ all the intruments threcef, ¢ the Candlefticke with all the in» ſtruments thereof, and the Altar of incenſe: 28 Allo the Altar of burnt offering with es bts intruments , and the Lauer and bis ote. 29 So thos halt fanctifie them, and thep rar be mo holy: all that hall touch them, e holy. 30 Thou halt alfo anoynt Aaron and his fonnes, and fyalt coniecrate them, thatthep may minifer unto me in the fiets office. 31 Moꝛeouer thou Walt ſpeake vnto the childzen of Iſrael, faving, Chis hall bee an holy opnting oyle vnto mee.theoughout pour generations. 32 sone Hall anoyntp mans fleſh there- with, neither hall ye make any compafition igs vnto tt: for it is Holy, and ſhalbe holy vn⸗ o you. 33 Mholoeuer Hall make the like oynt · ment, o2 whoſoeuer Hall put any of it vpon qa rnaen in he ſhall be cut off from bis people. ry And the Lod fayde vnto Moles, Take vnto thee thefe (pices, pure myzrhe, andr cleare gumme and galbanum, thefe g= — with pure krankincenſe, of cach like eight: 35 Then thou halt make of them per- fume compoled after the arte of the Apoti- carie mingled together pure and Holy. 36 And thou Walt beat it to powder, and fhalt put of it befoze the arke of the Teſtimo nicin the Tabernacle ofthe Congregation, where J will make appointment with ther; it Halbe vnto you mot Poly. 37 And yee hall not make bnte you any compofition like this perfume, which thou thalt make: tt hall bevuto thee holy foz the Lod. ; 38 Mhoſoener Hall make like unto that € 3 to I Solong asthe Priefthod hall bo m Weighing © much, n Itisakindeof reede of a very ſweet ſauour within,and is vied in powders and odours. Chap.29. 40. o All thing⸗ which appertaine to the Taber- | nacle. 9 3 p Neitherat their burials,nor otherwile, q Either a ftrana Zer,or an Ifrae- lite, faue onely the Priefts. r InEbrew, Shee heleth: which is a {weet kindeof gumme,and fhi- neth as the naile, f Onely dedicate to the vfe ofthe Tabernacle, Cunning workemen. TheSabbath. Exoduse The molten calfe. Mofes prayer. a Ihauechofen and made meet, Chap. 35.30. b This fheweth that handy crafts are the gifts of Gods Spirit,and therefore ought to be efteemed. © I haue inftra- &ed them, and increafed their knowledge, _ d Socalled, be- caufe of the cun- ning and art vied - therein, orbe- caufethe whole was beaten out of one piece. e Which onely wasto anoint the Priefis and the inftruments ofthe Taber- nacle, and not to burne, f Though I command theſe yorkesto be done,yet will I not that you breake my Sab- bath dayes, La 2303. exek. 20.12. z God repeateth this point,be. caufe the whole keeping of the Law ftandeth in - thetruev{e of the Sabbath, which is to ceafe from our works, aml to obey the will of God. (Or, Sabbaths Gene,\.31, znd 2 2. h From crea- ting his creatures, but not from gouerning and preferuing them. Deut.9.10- i Whereby he declared his will šo hispcople. to finell thereto, even be hall be cut of from Dis people. CHAP- XXX 2 God maketh Bexaleel and Aholiab mete for his worke. 13 The Sabbath day w the figne of ory ſenctiſication. 18 The Tables written by the Singer of God, A® the Lord fpake vnto Moles, faving, 2 Beholde, I ahauccatizd by name Besalecl, the fonne of Uri, the Dnue ot Yur of the tribe of Judah, ‘ ni 3. hom F haue filled with the Spirit Of God, in wiledome, and in vnderifanding, ana in knowledge, tin all > mozkemanihrp: 4 To Bude out curious wazks to worse in gold, and in liluer,and tn braſſe, _ §. Ailain the arte to fet Rones, to carue in timber, & ta wozke in all maner of moke manihip. } 6 And behalde, J hane ioyned with bint Aholiab the fenne of Ahiſamach of the tribe of Dan, tin the hearts ofall that are «wife hearted, Have F put wiledome te make all that Jhaue commanded thee: 7, Thatis,the Cabernacle of the Congres gation ane the Arke of the Teſtimonie, and the Mercy feat that hall bethereupon, with ail inſtruments of the Tabernacle : 8 Allo the Cable and the inſtruments thereof and the? pure Dandletticke,withal L his inſtruments, and the altar of perfume: 9 Likewtle the Altar of burnt offering bt all bis inſtruments, ¢ the Lauer wit) his foot: Io Allo the garments of the minifratt- on, and the holy garments for Aaros the ict and the garments of hts ſonnes, to miniſter in the Bꝛieſts office, IL And the *anopnting oyle, and ſweete perfume fo: the Sanctuary: accogding to all that J baue commanded ther, wall they Bo. 12 @Aiterward the Lord ſpake vnto Mo · fes faving, 13 Speake thou allo buto the chimen of Iſrael, and fay, !notwithtanding keepe pe nip Sabbaths: fo: it is alignebetmeencine Eg and pou in pour generations, that yee map know that 3) the Lod Do fanctive pou. 14 * Wee Wall therefore keepe the s Dab» bath, for tt is hotp vnto pou : hee that detifech it, Hall Biz the Death : theretoze whofecuer wozketh therein, the fane perlon (halbe euen cui et from among bts people. i 1g Dire payes thal men woke but in the ſeuenth dap is the Sabbath of the bolp ret tothe Lozd : whoſoeuer Dorth any worke in the Dabhath Dap, hall die the Death. 16 WUlberefore the childzen sf Iſrael hall Keepethe Sabbath, that thep map obſerue Y the} ree thoughout their generations fog an cuerlaling Couenant. 17 Jtisatiqne betweene me and the chil Deen of Iſrael fo: euer: * foz in lige dapes the Lozd made the heauen and the earth; andin the ſeuenth Day he ceaſed, and reſted. 18 Thus (wher the Lord Had made an env of comuning with Moles vpon Mount Simai )* hee gane him two Cables: of the GeRimonie, even Gables of Kore , witten with the Ginger of God, CHAP. XXXII 4 Thelfrachtes impute their deluerance te the calf, 14 Gods appealed by Mofes prayer, 19 Mofes breaketh the Tables. 29 Hee flayeta the sdalaters. 32 Mofes xeale for the people. B Cit when the people faw, that Mates tae > ried long ere Hee came downe from the Wountatne,the people gathered themſelues together againt Aaron, and ſaid vnia bim, Gy, 2 make vs gods to goe betore ys: fez of this Moles (the man that brought vs owt of the land of Crypt) wee Know not what is become ofhim. 2 Am Aaron fain vnto them, Plucke ofthe golden earerings, which are in the eares of your wiues, ot pour fonnes, and of. your daughters, and Bring them vnto me, 3 Then ail the people pluckt from them c felues the golden earerings , which mere in their eares, and they beought them vnto Aaron. 4 ; 4 *Aho receiued themat their bands, and kaſhioned it with the grauing toole, and made of ita 4 molten calte: then they fayd, * Thel bee thy gods, D Flraecl, which brought thee out ot theland of Egypt. § Aben Aaron (aw that, he made an al tar before it: and Garon proctarmed , ſay⸗ ing, To mozrow hall bee the hHoly Day of the 020. x 6 So they role vp the nert Dap inthe moming, andoffered burnt offerings, and brought peace offtings :allo *the people fate th em Bowne toeate and drinke, and role pp toplay. 7 @ When the Lord fayd vnto Woks, * Gov, get thee Downe: foz thy peopie which thou batt bꝛought out of the land of Egypt, hath coprupted their wayes. 8 They e are ioone turned out of the way, wbich J commaunded then; for they baue made them a molten calfe, and baug worHipped tt, and Haue offered thereto, faping , * Thele bee thy: gods, D Firari, which pane brought theg out of the land of ppt. 9 Asgaine the Lod fain vnto Woks, J a The root of idolatrie is, when men thinke that God is notat hand, except they feehim care nally. b Thinking that they would ra- ther forgoe ido- Jatrie,thento ree fizne their moft precious iewels, c Such isthe rage of idolatersy that they fpare. no coft to fatishe their wicked defires. Pfala 06,19. d They ſmelled oftheir leauen of Egypt, where they faw calues, oxen & ferpents worlhipped, 1.King.12,28. 1. Cor 19.7. Deut 9.12. e Whereby we fee what neceſſi- tie we haue to pray earnefily to God, to keepe ys in his true obe- dience „and to fend vs good baue ſeeñe this people and beholde, itisa guides. itiffenecked people. 1.King.12.28. Io slow ftherefor let me alone, that my chzp.33.3 wath may ware hote again them, for J deut. 9.13. will conſume them: but will make okthee amighty peopie. f God theweth that the prayers Il * But Wales Ara pnto the L020 of the godly Ray his God, and fap, LoD, why doeth thy bis punithment, - wath ware hoteagatntt thy people, which P/a/106,23. thon bat bought out of the lanne of E⸗ oun with great power and with a mighty an * * 7Gherefore fhall the Egyptians Num.14.13. || {peake,and fay. Hee hath brought them out |\Or,64Bheme. malictoufly fog to flay them in the moune taines , and to confume them from the earth 2 tnrne from thy Berce wrath, and | Or,repenr. ichange thy minde from this euill toward g Tharis,thy thp people. promife made to 13 Remember s Abraham, Izhak, and Abraham, Iſraei thy (cruants , to whom thou twa Gen.r 27. reſt bp thine owne felfe, and fapdeit vnto avd 15,7. tuem * J wili multiply pour (ede tg i and 48.46 Thetwo Tables broken. Mofes h Allthefe repe- titions fhew how excellent a thing they defrauded _ themfelues of by cheit idolatry, Diu. 21. i Partly to de- fpitethem of their idolatry, and partly that they fhould baue none occafion te remember it af- erward, * Both deſtitute of Gods fauour, and anoccafion to their enemies to [peake euill of their God. 1 This fa& did fo pleafe God, that Ae turned the curfe of Iaakob _.againft Leui, to “ ableffing, Deut, 33-9 m Inreuenging Gods glery we arres of the heauen, and al this land, that FZ bane ſpoken of wilt 3 gine vnto yout (eed, and they wall inherite kor euer. 14 Then the Lowe changed his minde from the euill which he thzeatned to Bo Dus fo bis people. Is Ho Poles returned and went Downe from the mountatne with thetwo Cables of tie Teſtimony in bis hand. Che Cables were weitten on both their lites, euenon the one de andon the other were they weitten. 16 And thele tables were rhe worke of Gov, and * this writing was toe weiting of God grauenin the Cables. 17 And wher Jothua heard the noyle of the peopte,as they fhewres , bee ſayde vnta $Botes, Thereisa noile of watre in the hoſte. 18 iho anlwered , Ft ts not the noile of them that baue the victozie noz tie nople of thent that ãre oucrcome: but Ido beate the nople of finging. 19 Hom, alisone as became neere vnts the hoſte bee ſaw the calfe and the Dancing: fo Deles wath wared hote, and becat the Tables out ofhis hands, and beake them in pieces beneath the mountatne. 20 *After,be tooke the Calfe.which they bad made, and burned it in the fire, and Ground tt vnto powder , and (rowed tt Bp- on the water, an made the children of Iſ⸗ raed i drinke ot it. 21 Alo Soles faya vnto Karon, Ahat DID this people vnto thee, that thou Hatt brꝛought te great a inne pon them? 22 Then Garonanlwered, Letnot the wath of mp lord ware fierce: Chou know- eae people, that they arecuen fer on mif chiefe. 23 And they faid vito me, Wake bs gods to goc before vs: fozweeknew not what is become of rhis Woles ( the man p brought bs out oftheland of Egypt.) 24 Then J lapa vnto them, De that haue gold,plucke tt off; and they bꝛought it mee, and J Did caſt it inte the fire. and thereof came this calfe, 25 Moles therefore faw that the people twere naked (foz Aaron had made the na- ked vntatheir thame among their enemtes.) 26 Gnd Moles teod inthe gate of the canipe,t fayd, CAho pertcineth to the £00? lethimcome to mes, And ail the ſonnes of Leui gathered themfelucs vnto him. 27 Then he laid vnto them, Thus layth the Lo: God of Frat, Put euery man his ſword by his lide: goe to and fro, from gate to gate thozow the hot, & | flay euery man bis brother, and euery man his companion, aid euery man bis neighbour. 28 So the childzen of Leui did as G90- fes bad conunannBes: and there feilof rhe people the fame Day about thee thouland men. 29 (Foz Moles had faid, Conſecrate your bands vnto the Loza this Dap, euen euerie man vpon hts “fonne,and vpon bis brother, that there map be gtuenyoua blefling thts mufthaue nore- Day.) fpe& to perfon, but put off all catnall affection 30 Audwhenthemoning came, Mo⸗ fes ſayd vnto the peaple, Pee haue tommit- ted a griguous crung; but now F will goe Chap. xxxiii. — tothe Low, if J may pacific him foz pour sme, 31 Moles therefoge went againe vnto the Lod, and faid, Db, thts people baue finned a great ſinne, and haue made them gods of. gold. 32 Therekore now tf thou pardon their finne > thy mercie fhall appeare: but tf thou wiltnot, J pray thee, rale mec out ef thy booke which thou batt witten. > 33 Then the Lod law ta Moles, Mho⸗ ſoeuer bath tinned agatnt mee, F will put him outof mye booke. 34. Goe now therefore, bring the people p onto the place which JIcommaunded thee: bebotd, mine Ange! ball gor before thee, but yet tit the Day of my viiitacion J wil r viſite thete Anite bpon them. 35 othe Low plagued the people, be- caule they caud Aarau to make the calfe which ye made. CHAP, XXXIII, 2 The Lord promifeth to ſend an Angel before ba people. 4 They are fad becaufe the Lord deni- eth to goe up with them. 9 Mofestalketh fami larly with Ged. 13 Hee prayeth for the people, 18 and defireth to fee the glory of the Lord. A Fterward the Lord fayd vnto Woles, Depart, goe vp from hence, thou, and the people (wbich thou batt bꝛought vp out sttheland of Egypt) vnto theland which 3 fware vnto Abadam, to Zzhakand to canakoh s faving, * Unto thy iced will J gine tt. 2 Qnd* J willſend an Angel before thee, and wül caſt out the Canaantres, the Amo- rites, and the Hittites, and the Herizzites, the ipiuites, and the Febulites; : 3 Goaland, | fay, that floweth with milke and hony: fo2 J will not goe vp with thee, * becaule thon art a ſtifnecked people, iit F conſume thee in the way. n So much he eftcemed the glory of God, that he preferred it euen to his owne faluation, o I willmakeie knowen that he was neuer predes flinate in mine eternall counfell to life ewetla. ing. p This declareth how grictious a finne idolatry is, feeing that at Mofes prayer God would nog fully remit ite a Theland of Canaan was cG- pafled with bilse fo they,that ene tred into it, muſt palle vp by the hilles. Gen.i27. Chap.23. 27. iofh.24.1 = deut.7.2 2, Chap.32.9¢ dett.9.% 3. 4 And when the people heard this euill tidings, they fozremed , and no man puton bis bet rapment. 5 (Fo: the Loꝛd had fain to Woles; Hap -- tnta the children of Iſrael, Dee ave a ttiffes necked people, Jwill come ſuddenly vpon thee, and contumethee+ now therefore put thy coillp rayment from thee, that 3] map iow what to doe vnto thee.) 2 6 Ho thechildjen of Jiracllapdetheir rood rayment from them, afer Moles came downe from the mount oeb, 7 Theu Coles tooke his Tabernacle, and pitched tt without the bolt far of From the hoſte, and called it: Dicl-mocd. Anz wen any did leeke to the Lord, he went out nto the Cabernacic of the Congregation, f which was without the hoſte. $ Aud when oles wentout vnto the tabertiacle, atl the people rele bp, and ſtood euery man at bis tent doore, and looked af- ter Moſes, vñtill be was gone into the Ta- bernacle, _ 9 And aloone as Mofes was entren into the Tabernacle, the cloudypillar Des {cended and Kood at the doore ofthe Tabere nace, andthe Lord talked with Moles. €4 10 Now⸗ b That either F may fhew mercié if thou repent,or els punih thy ree bellion, c Thatis,the Tae bernacle of the Congregation: o called, becaufe thepeople refor- . ted thither, when they fkould be inftructed of the Lords will. zeale, The Lords promife. 36 * m— — —— — — —— — — — — aana Mofes talketh with God familiarly. New Exodus. 10 Mow when all the peaple ſawe the tloudy pilar taun at p Tabernacle Dooe, all the people role bp, and woꝛſhipped euery _ man tn his tent Dooe. d Moftplainely 11 And the Lom ſpake vnto Moles, afate and familiarly of to face, as aman ſpeaketh unto bis frend. allothers, Num, @fter,he turned againe into the bolt,but his 12.7, 8. deut. 34. 10. departed not out of the Tabernacle. 12 ¶ Then Moles fapa onto the Lowe, Hee, thou faye vuto mee, Lead this people foozth,and thou bak not fhewed imee whom thou wilt fend with me:thou batt fan more· ouer, J know thee by e name , and thon halt alfo found grace in my fight, 13 Mow therefore , 3 pray thee, if 3 baug founa kauour in thy ight, hem me now thy twap,that J may know thee, and chat J map finde graceinthy Gght: conſider allo that this nation is toy people. I4 And be antwered,¢ f My prelence hart goz with thee, and J will giue thee reft. Is Then yee fad vnto him, JE thy pze» fence goe not with vs, carp ps not hence. 16 Ana whereiu now ſhal it be knowen, that Jand thy people baue found fauour in thy fight? ſhallit not bee when thou goeſt with vs? lo J, and thy people Hall baue pze- — bekore all the people that are vpon £ cart Je , a I7 And the Lon faid vuto Woles, wil e Icare for thee, and will preſerue thee in this thy vocation, $Ebr. face. f Signifying that the [fraelites fhould excell through Gods fauour all other people,verl.15, g Thy face, thy fubftance,and = no rhis alia that chou halk fain: foz thou hatt thy maieftic. — found graceta my fight, and J know thee h My mercie and by name. fatherly care, 18 Againe hee laid , J beleech thee, hem i Read Chap-34. me thy z glozy. verfe 6,7. Ig And he anſwered, J will make all my 0M. G15 « b rood goe before thee,and J wil i pꝛoclaime k Forfinding no- the Mame of the Lozde before thee: * for J thingin man — twill Mew x mercy te whom J wil Hew mers tharcandeferue gy ang wil haue compattion on whom J wil mercy,hee will pane compafiion. ; freely laue his. 20 Furthermoze he fain, Thou cant not 1 For Mofesfaw fee my faceto there thal no man {ee meand not his facein ` line, full maieftie, but 21 lf the Loz faid, Behold, there is a asmansweake- lace bym me ano thou alt and npon the nes could beares tocke? m In mount 22 And while my glory pafleth by, J will Horeb. put thee in a clift of the rockt, and will couer n So much of thee with mine hand whiles J paſſe by. 23 After J wilitake away mine hand and thou Malt (ce mp "backe parts: bus my face Mall not be ſeene. CHAP, XXXIIIL 1 TheTables arc renued. 6 The defeription of God. 12 All fellowfhip with idolaters u for- bidden. 18 Thethree feafts, 28 Mofes ü fortie dayes in the Mount. 30 His face fhineth,and he comereth it with a vail AS the Loud fayd vate Moles, * Pew thee two Cables of ftone , like puto the firk and3 will write ppon the Tables the words that were in the Art Cables, which thou brakeſt in pieces. 2 And be ready in the mogning,that thou mayeſt come bp early vnto the meunt of Hinai, and + wait there for me in the top of the mount. 3 But let no man come by with thee, neither tet any man beg ene thorowout all my glory asin this mortall life thou art able to fee, Dent, 10.1. +€br, fiandto me. feruant Joſhua the onoff Nun a pong man, tt ked people) and pardon our triquitie € our Tables. Tobeware of idolatrie. f the mount, neither let the ſheepe no: cattell feed || befoze this mount. [Or about, € Then Moles || hewed two Tables fOr, poliſbed. of tone like vnto the firit , æ rofe vp carly in the moning, and went vp vnto the mount of Hinai, as the Lorde had commaundea biur; and tooke in his panu two Cables of S And the Lord deſcended in the cloud, and ſtood with him there , aud proclatmed the Mame of the Loyd. P Ha the Lod paled before his face,and a crped, Che Lozd,the Lozd, rong, merci» fulland gracious, flow te anger, and abune Dant in goodneſſe and trueth, 7 = Releruing mercy foz thoufands,forgi- ning tniquitie and tranfarefiion , and finne, and not ¢ making the wicked Innocent, *pifie ting the tniquitie of the fathers vpon the childzen,and vpon childrens childzen, vnto the third and fourth generation. 8 Chen Doles made hake, and bowed binlelfe to the carth,and worſhipped, 9 Audfayd ,D Low, F pray thee, IfJ baue found gracein thy fight, that the Lord would now goe with vs (tfo itis a ſtifnec· a This ought to be referred to the Lord,and nog | to Mofes proclaie | ming: as Chap, a 3.19. a i 4Ebr. sot making | innocent. ji Deut. 5.9. iere.3 2:18. b Seeing the people are thus of nature, the rue! lershaue need to | call vpon God, that he would al- wayes beprefent with his ſpitit. Deit. §. 20 finne,and take vs fo: thine inheritance. — Io And heanfwered, Beholve, * F will make a couenant befoze all thy people,& will Doe maruciles, luch as baue notbeene Done in all the wold, neither in all nations : and all the people among whom thou art, Wall fee the wozke of the Lozd : foz it is a terrible thing that J will Doe with thee. | Il Keepe diligently that which J come mand thee thts Day : Behold. J will cait out befoze thee the Amozites, aud the Canaa⸗ nites and the Hittites, and the Pertssites, and the Diuites,and the Jebulites. 12.* Cake heede to thy felfe, that thou make no compact with the inbabitants of the land whither thou goeſt, leit they be the caute of ruine among pou: 13 But pee Hall oũerthrow their altars, and breake their tmagesin pieces, and cut Downe their “groues, 14 ( Fo thou halt bow Downe tonone other god.becaule the Lozd , whole fame is *Jclous,ts aiclous God.) j I5 Left thou make a *compact with the inhabitants of the land, and when they goe awhozing after their gods, and Do factetice vnts their gods,fome man call thee,and thou *eate of his facrifice; 16 And left thou take oftheir ‘Daughters vnto thy fonnes , and their Daughters goe a twhortug after their gods, and make thy fons — | | l i Deut.7.2, c If thon follow their wickednes, and pollute thy felfe with their idolatrie, d-Which pleas fant places they chufed forthe idoles, Chap.20, §. A hap. 23+ 3% AEU. Ted, 1.Cor.8. 10. .Keng,11.30 f goe a whming after their gods : —— * e —— Te Pon ee thing that is mol. ten: And herein is condemned all maner of idoles whatfoeuer they bemade of, 18 ¶ The kealt of* vnleauened bread Malt thoukeepe: ſeuen dayes halt thou eate vn⸗ leauened bread , as Jcõmanded thee, in the time of the * moneth of Abib ; fo in the mga neth of Abib thou cameſt out of Egypt. 19 *@uerp male, that firk openeth the ©4?.23-t5 wombe,thall be mine : alfo all the fir bozne Ch2P.2 3.4 of thy flocke hall beereckoned mine, bothof Cap.13-2- beeues and Serpe, and 22.29. 20 But the Ark of the alle thou Halt ~ ezek: 44.300 = A lad e A _ e ~ Mofes face fhineth bright. (bap. a3. 15. ecclus. 354. Without offe- ring fome thing, Chap.23.12, Chap.23.166 g Which was in September, when the funne decli» ned, which in the count of politi- call things,they called the end of the yeere. Deut.16. 16. chap.23.14,17. b God promifeth to defend them and theirs, which -obey his com- mandement, Chap, 23.18. i Read Chap.2 3, 19,deut. 44.21. Chap, 24, 186 deut.9.9. k This miracle - was to confirme the authoritie of the Law , and ought no more to be followed then other mira- cles. Deut.4,13; fOr, words, ” G 1 Read 2, Cor, 3:7 2. Cor. 3. 130 m Which was in “the Tabernacle of the Congrega- tion, out with a lambe: and if thou redeeme him not, then thou Malt baeake his necke: all the frk bozne of thy fonnes Walt thou redecme, and none ſhall appeare before me* empty. _ 21 (*Sive dapes halt thou worke, and in the (euenth Day thou Walt reſt: both in ea- ting time, and in the haruett thon Walt ret. 22 €* Thou halt alfo obferucthe feat of weekes inthe time of the firt fruites of tobeate haruc, and the feat of gathering fruites in s the end of the peere. 23 ¶ *Thꝛile in a peere thallall pour men childzenappeare befoze the Lord Jehouah God of Iſrãel. 24 Fo: 7 will cat out the nations before thee,and enlarge thy coatts, fo that no man fall »Delive thp land, when thou Walt come bp to appeare before the Lorde thy God tiile tn the peere, 25 * Thou Hale not offer the blood of my facrifice with leauen, neither Mall ought of the facrifice of the feat of Palleouer be left unto the moning. i 26 Che lirit ripe kruits of thy land thou Walt bring vnto the boule of the Lorde thy Gon: yer Halt thou not i(ceth a kidde in his mothers milke, : j 27 And the Lord fain buto oles, Arite thou thefe wordes: foz after the tenour of * thele words J baue made a conenant with thee and with Firael. 28 Ho he was there with the Lod k fo2- tie Dapes € fortie nights,and Dio neither eate bread no: drinke water: and he mote in the Cables *the woꝛds of the couenant,cuen the ten || Commandements. 29 So when Moles came Downe from mount Dinat,the two Cables of the Teſti· Monte were in Mofes hand, as he deſcended from the mount; (Mow Poles wit net that the tkinne of bis tace hone baight,after that God jad talked with htm. ) 30 And Aaron and all the childgen of JG tael looked vpon (Boles, and beholde, the fkin of hts face (hone bright, and thep were 1 afraid to comenecre him. 31 But Moles called them: and Aaron and all the chiefe of the Congregation re- — vnto him: and Moles talked with them. g 2 And afterward all the chilozen of Ji- raelcame neere and be charged them with that the Lozd bad faid pnto ptm in mount tnai, j 33 Ho Moles made anendeof commu⸗ ning with them , * and had put a couering vpon bts face. 34 But when Moles came before the Losd to (peake with him, be tooke of the co- uering vntil became out: then he caine our, and (pake bute the children of Iſtael chat which be was commanded. 33 And the chiten of Iſrael ſaw the face of goles how thefkin of Moles face Hone bright : therefore Moles put the covering a his face vntill he went to ſpeake with God. CHAP, XXXV, a The Sabbath. 5 The free gifts are required, 21 The readimefse of the people to oſfer. 30 Be- aaleel and Aholiab are praiſed of Mofes, Chap.xxxv. Te Woles alfembled all the Congres gation ofthe chilazen of Jirael, and faid buto them, There are the wordes which the kon hath commanded that pee Would doe hem: 2 *Dire dayes thon Halt woke, but the ſeuenth Day ſhalbe vnto vou the Yoly: Sab: bath of rett vnto the Logo: wholocuce doech any wozke therein, Mall dic. Dee hall kindle no fire thozowout ail pour habitations upon the Sabbath day. 4 @Againe, Woles ake vnto all the Congregation of the chilazen of I(tael,(aye ing, This is the ching which the Lozd come mandeth, laying, § Take from among you an ofring vn⸗ tothe Lorde: wholoener ts of a * willing heart, let him zing this offring to the Lod, namely, gold and fluer and beatles 6 Alio blew ſilke, and purple, and ficare let, and tine linnen, and goats haire, 7 And rams (kinnes Died red, and ban» gers (kins with Sbittim wood: 8 And ople kor tight, and {pices fo: the anoynting ople , and toz the ſweet incente, . 9 And onir Tones, and Cones to bee tet inthe Cphod,and in the bzef plate. 10 Qndailthe wilet hearted among pou Hail come and make ail that the Lord hath commanded : : AL Thatis, the *Cabernacle,the panillion thereof, and bis couering, and bis taches, and bis boords, bis barreg, bis pillars, anv his fockets, 12 Che Arke.and the barres thereof: the Mercy teat, and the vaile that couereth it, 13 Che Cable, a the barres ofit andali the tnitruments thereofand the thewbzead: _ 14 Allo thecandletticke of light and bis intruments, and bis lampes with che ople fozthelight: I5 *Likewife the Altar of perfume and Hts barres and the anopnting ople, andthe Cusect incenſe, and the vaile of the doore at the entring in ofthe Tabernacle, — 16 Che Altar ot burnt offring with bis braſen grate, bis barres, and all Dis inttry. ments,the Lauer anv hts foote. i 17 Che hangings of the court, hfs pillars and bis fockets, and the vaile ofthe gate of thecourt, 18 Che pins ofthe Tabernacle, and the pins ofthe court with thetrcoards, 19 Thed miniſtring garments to minis erin the bolp place, and the bolp garments fo: Aaron the Piek, and the garments of bis fonnes, that they map mintiter in the Dates office, hohe 20 ¶ Then all the Congregation of the childpen of Iſrael Departed from the pze- fence of Woles, 21 And euery one whole heart t encoura- gen hint, g euerponewhole pirit made him willing came and brought an offering to the Lode, forthe morke of the Tabernacle of the Congreration, and fo: all his vſes, and fo: the holy garments. 22 Both mer and wonten, as many as were free hearted, came & brought || taches, and eace-rings , andrings, and beacelets, all were iewels okgolde: and euery — The free gifts are required. 37 Chap. 20.9. a Wherein yee hall reft from ali bodily worke. Chap. 25,2. b Read Chap, 28.3. Chap. 36.3%. c Which hanged © before the Mer- ciefeatthatir could not bce eene, Chap. 3003, Chap.27.%. d Such as apper- taineto the fers nice of the Ta- bernacle, 4Ebr.liftedhim up. llOr, bookes, pey mans offering to the worke, $Ebr. with whom was found. e Which were witty & expert. f That isywhich were good ipin- Nets, Chap .30. 23» | g Viing Mofes | asa Miniter thereof, l Chap.3 2.2 \Or, with the fpi- tit of Goa. h Pertaining to grauing, or Car- | | uing,or fuch like, (hap, 26,16 *cvbr. wiſe in heart. a By the Sanctu- | |ary he meaneth bere all the Ta- bernacle. offered an offering of gold tuto the Lorm 23 Euery man alio , which pad blue filke, and purple,and (carlet,and fine linnen, and goats baire and rammes ſkinnes dyed red, aud badgers ſkinnes, brought them· 24 Ailthat offered an oblation cf Muer and ot braſſe, brought the offering vnto the Lode: and enery one that + had Shittim wood foz any manner of wozke of the mint- ſtration, bꝛought ir. 25 Gud all the women that were e wile hearted, DiD Gpinne with thew bandes, and brought the (pun worke; cuen the blue ſilke, and the purple,thefcarlet,¢ the tine linnen. 26 Likewiſe al the women,f whole hearts siete mooucd with knowledge, (pun goates alre. 27 ARD the rulers brought onir tones, SE to be (ct tn the Ephod, and in the gelt plates 28 Alo pice, and oylefoz light , and for re annoynting oyle, and foz the ſweet pers unig. 29 Euery man and woman of the chtis- deren of Iſrael, whole hearts mooued them willingly to bring foz all the wozke which the Lod had comanded them to make sby He = of Moſes,bꝛought a frec offring ta z Lod. 30 Then Woles (aid vnto the chilen of Iſrael, Bebhoid, * the Lord hath called by name Bezaleelthe fonne of Cirt,the ſonne of ur, of the tribe of Judah 31 Aud hath filled hun || with an excellent Mirit of wtledome, of puderitanding, and of knowledge, and in all maner of woke, _ 32 To find out curious wozkes, to wozke in gold and in ftlucr,and in beafle, 33 Zna in graning tones to let them, and in cavuing of Wood, cuen to make any maner cf ine wake. Ns 34 And hee hath put tn hisheart that he May teach other: both hee, and Ahatiab the tonne of Ahifamach of the tribe of Dan: 25 Them hath be filled with wiſedome of Heart to wozke all * maner of cunning, ann bropDered , and needleworke: in blue Like, and utpurpie, in ſcarlet, and in fine linnen and weaning,cucn to Deal maner of woke, and ſubtill innentions. CHIA Pyke VK. § The great readine(fe of the people,infomuch that he commandeth theri toceafe. 8 The curtains made, 19 The couerings. 20. The boords. 31 The barres, 35 Andthe vaile, Ge wrought Besalecl, and Aypoliab, and al tcunning men fo whom the Lord garie wiledome and vnderſtanding toknow how to worke al maner of worke foz the fer» nice of the * Sanctuary,accoding to al chat the Lod had commanded. 2 Foꝛ Moſes ban callen Besalecl, and Sholiab , and all the wile hearted men, in whole hearts the Lord had giuen wiledome, euen as many as thetr Hearts encouraged to come vnto the twoke toworke it. 3 And they veceined of Moles all the of fering which the children of Iſrael hav bought forthe weke of the ſeruice of the Exodus. Hanctuary, to makeit: allo theybzought b Meaning „the fill vnto hin free gifts euerymorning. Ifraclitese 4 Boalithewti men, that wourht all the holy wozke, came euery man from pis worke which they wrought, § And lpake to Boirs ſaying, Thre peo- ple bring too c much, animore then enough c A rare erame foz the vic of the worke whtch the Lord hath ple & notable to commanded tobe made. fee the people fe 6 Chen Mofes gaue a commandement, ready to ſerue And they cauled ít to be proclatned thorow⸗ God with their out the holte,faying , Let neither man no? goods, woman prepare any moze wozke fo? the ob- lation of the Sanctuary. Sa the people were taped fromoftering. 7 Sathe nuke they had, was ficient foz all the wozke to make tt, and too much. 8 *Allthe cunning men therkore among Chap. 26.3, 4 the workemen, made for the Tabernacie tenne curtaines ef fine twined linen, ana ef A blue filke, and purple ,and (caret: dhes d Whichwere rubims of beoidered wozke made thep vpon little pi@ures them. with wings im 9 The length of one curtaine was twen⸗ the forme of ty eight cubtts,and the breadth of occurs children. taine foure cubits: and the curcaines were all of one ciie, IO And hee conpled Rue cuctatnes toge⸗ ther, and other fiue couplen hee together, II Gnd hee mane rings of biew filke by the edge of one curtaine tn the ſeluedge of the coupling: ikewtle heemadeon the ide ofthe other curtatne, in the ſeluedge in the fecond coupling. Í 12 * Frity firings made hee in one cur · taine, and tiktie ſtrings made he in the ya ofthe ocbercurtaine, which wasin the {ee cond couplings the rings were tone ae gaint another. À 13 After, hee made fiftie l taches of gold, [Or,hookess | and coupled che curtaines one toanother with the taches: fo was it one Tabernacle. 14 GAl hee made curtatnes of goates haire fo? the |coucring vponthe Tabernae \Or,pawillions cle: hee madethem co the number of eleuen curtatnes. h ? I5 The lengthok one curtaine had thir⸗ tie cubites, and the bzeadth sfone curtatne foure cubites > the eleven curtaines were of one cife. i 16 And be coupled fine curtatnesby therte ſelues, and fire curtaines by themlelues. 17 Allo hee made liftie rings vpon the edge of one curtatne ir the ſelũedge in the coupkng, and fiftie ſtrings made bec vpon the edge of theothercurtaine in the fecond coupling. h > 13 Hee made allo liftie taches of braſſe to couple the conering thatit mightbe one. Ig And be made an *couering vpon the pauilion oframmes kins Died red, and a co⸗ ucring of badgers thins aboue. 20 (Likewile he made the boosds forthe Tabernacle of Mhittint wosd te f ftand vp. 21 The length of a bood was tenne cu- bites , and the breadth of a booꝛd wasa cus bite and an halke. 3 nacle, 22 One booꝛd had tivo tenons, fet itt 02+ Der as che feeteofaladder,one againſt anos ther: thus be made foz al theboozds of the Tabernacle. Hire 23 Do Chap.26.1e0 e Thefe two were abone the | couering of ‘oats haire, And to beare vp the curtaines of the Tabere The curtaines are made, the boords, ee oe: —— e a the Barres, Vaile, Arke,Mercy feat, r g Ôr toward the Sea which was the Sea called Mediterraneum Weſtward from Jerufalem, Chap.26.24. Chap.r6. 28, and 39.4555 h Which was betweene the SanQuary and the Holieft ofall. . fOr, heads, i Which was be- eweenthe Court end the Sanu. ary. Or, granen bor- ders, Chap, 25:10, fl ad a Likebattle. ments, Chap. 3317. — Se G a 23 Do he made twentp boords fe: pHouth ſide of the Tabernacle cuen full ouch. 24 And tosty lockctsof fluer made he pu: Der the twenty bondes, twoiockets, vnder one booꝛd fo? bis twotcnons, € two fockets vnder another boozd foz his two tenons. 25 Alle fe: the other tide ot the Taber- nar toward tye Roth, heemade twenty 300253, 26 And thetr fortie (ockets of filucr, two {feckets vnder one boord, and two fockets vnder another boord. 27 Likewiſe toward ethe Wick five of the Tabernacle he mane fire boerds. 28 And two boots made hee in the coz nersofthe Tabernacle, fo: either tide, 29 Ana they were * ioyned beneath, and likewile were made fure aboue with a ring: thus he did to both in boti comers. i 30 Do there were eight boords and their firteene fockets of filucr, vnder euery boord two fockets. i 31 (After, he mane * barres of Dhittim wood, fine fo2 the boordes tn the one tive of the Cabernacie, f 32 And uebarres fo: the boords inthe other lide of the Cabernacie,and fiue barreg fo: the boosts of the Tabernacle on the lide toward toe Tait. 23 And hee made the middeſt barre ta —— the boords, from the one enata ¢ other. 34 Hee ouerlayed allo the bands tÀ gold, and made their rings of gold fo: places foz the barres,¢ coucred the barres with gold. 35 ¶ Moꝛeouer he made a vwvaile of blew filke, and purple, and of ſcarlet, and of fine twined linnen: with Cherubims of bꝛoide· red worke made betel: 36 And made thereunto foure pillars of Shittim, and ouerlayed them with golde, whofe || bookes werealfo ef golde, and he catt foz them foure fockets of luer, 37 And he made an ‘hanging forthe Tas bernacie doore of blew filke, and purple,and Ccarlet, and fine twined linnen, and needle woke, : i l 38 And the fiue pillars of it with their bookes, and ouerlayde their chaptters and. their || Gilets with golde, but their: Aue foca kets wereaf baie. CHAP. XXXVII: t The Arke. 6 The Mercy feat. 10 The Table, 37 The Candlefticke, 25 The Altar of incenfe. AL this, Bezaleel mave the * Arke of Dhittim wood, two cubits and an halfe long and a cubite and an halfe bꝛoad, and a cuditand anbalfebie: — i 2 And ouerlaid it with fine goln within and without, and made a? crowne of gold to itronn abont, f 3 And caſt foz it fourerings of gold fog the Foure copners of it: that is twe rings foz the oue fide of it,and two rings fo? the other fine thereof. : 4 Alfa he made bars of Shittim wood, and covered themmithgold, § And put the barres in the rings by the fines of tiie Arke, ta beare the Arke, 6 CAnd he mane the” Mercy featof pure gold:two cubits and an halfe wasthelength — one cubite Ean halfe the bꝛedth thereof. 7 And he made two Cherubime of gold, bpon the two ends of the Mercpteat: euen at woke beaten with the hammer made hee pim. & Dnue Cherub en the one end and ands ther Cherub onthe other end: bof the Mer⸗ cie leat made bethe Cherubims, at the two ends thereof. 9 And the Chernbinis pead out their Wings on high, and couered the Mercy leat with their wings, and their faces were ene towards another: toward the Mercy teat were the faces of the Cherubims. : 10 Allo he mate the Cable of Shittim wood; two cubites was thelength thereof, and a cubit (he bꝛeadth thereof, and a cubic anvan halke the height of it. {I And hee ouerlayd it with fine soldes * — thereto acrowie of golde round about. 12. Allo he made theretoa border of fan band breadth round about, and made vpon the border a cromneof gold round about. 13 And be cak foz it foure rings of gold, and put the rings in the foure corners that. were in the foure feet thereof. 14, Againt the bomer were the rings, as placestoz the barres tobeare the Cable. | Ig Andbe made the barres of Shittim wood, and couered them with goldeto hearg the Cable. 16 * Allo dee made the inftruments foz the Cable sf pure golde :Ditbes fo tt, and incenfe cups faz tt,and goblets foz it,and co» — fozit, wherewith it Mould bee co» uered, 17 @ Liketwife he made the Candleſticke of pure gold: of wozke beaten out with the hammer made he the Candletticke ; and his thaft, and bts bꝛanch, bis bowles,his knops, and hts flowers were of one piece. 18 AnD fire branches came ont of the hides thereof: three branches of the Candies ficke out of the one fide of it,andtheee brane ee of theCandleſticke out of the other fing ofit. Ig Mi one branch three bowles made like almonds, a knop anda flower: and in ano⸗ ther branch three bowles made like almõde, aknop anda flower: and fo thoꝛowout the live branches that procecdedout ofthe Cans Diekicke. $ . 20 And bpox the Candleſticke were foure bowles after the faijtonof Aimondes, the knops thereofand the flowers thereof ; 21 That is, vuder euery twe branckes g knop made thereof, anda knop ender the le⸗ cond branch therof, anda knop vnder the third branch thereof, accorduig to the fire banches comming gut of it. 22 Their knops and their branches were of tielame 3 it was all one* beaten wake of pure golds p È 22 And he mate foz it euen lamps with Chap- xxxvije the Table,and Candlefticke. 38 b Ofthe felfe fame matter that the Mercy feat was. lOr foure fingers Chap.25.396 Chaps25, 33,°- the ſnuffers, and nuffediſhes thercot of pure © oid. Pi s 24. DF actatentok pure golu made hee it with all the tultruments thereof. 25 CFurthermoze be made —— c Reade Chaps ~ 35-39. Chap, 3.15293 5402. F healtarofoftrings, the Lauer, the Court. Exodus. altar of Sbittim wood: the length of it was a cubit, and the bꝛeadth of ita cubit (tt was ſquare) and two cubits high, and the bones thereotwereotthefaine. 26 And hee couered it with pure golde, boti the toppe and the tides thereof round a= bout, and the hornes of it, and made vnto it a crowne of gold round about. 27 And be made two rings of gold fo? it, vnder the crowne thereof,in the two corners ofthe two tides thereof, to put barres in fo: to beare it therewith. ? 28 Allo he made thebarresof Shittim (wood, and oucrlapa them with goid, 29 And he made the holp*anointing oile, anv the ſweete pure incente after the Apoti- cartes arte. CHAP. XXXVIII. 1 The altar of burnt offerings. 8 The brafen Lauer. 9 The Court, 24 The fumme of that the people offered, A Lio hee made the altar of the burnt offe» ting of * Shittim wood : fue cubits was the length thereof, fne cubits the bꝛeadth thereof: it was (quare, and three cubits high. 2 And hee made vnto it hommes in the foure corners therof: the bornes therafwere ofthe fame,and he ouerlaid tt with braſſe. 3 Allo he made all thein&ruments ofthe altar,the * ahpans,ana che befoms, and the hafing,the fleihbookes, and thel cenfers: all the intruments thereof made be of braſſe. 4 Moꝛeouer hee made a braſen grate wrought like anet to the Altar, vnder che compaite of it beneath in the a mids of tt, § AND cant foure ringso€ bꝛaſſe foz the foure ends of the arate to put barres in. 6 Andhe made the barres of Shittim wood, and coucred them with bꝛafle. 7 The which bars he put tuto the rings On the lides of the altar to beare tt withall, and mane tt * hollow within the boards. 8 (Aliohee made the Lauer of baffes b R.Kimhi faith, and the foot of it of braſſe of the t glaffes of thatthewomen the women that Did _afiemble and came to⸗ Chas⸗ zo. 2335 . Chap.27.1. Chap.27.3- (lOr, frepanse a So that che gridiron or grate washalfefo hie asthe Altar,and ftood within it, Chap.r7.8. broughttheir gether atthe Dooe ofthe Tabernacle of the looking glaffes Congregation. which wereof 9 @ finally hee made the courton the braffe,orfine Houth live ful South : the hangings of the mettall, and offe- court were of fine twined linnen, hãuing an xedthem freely hundzeth cubits. vnto the vicof Io Tie pillars were twentie, and their theTabernacle: hꝛaſen fockets twentte: the hooks ofthe pil- which wasa lars, and their filets were of filuer. bright thingand II Andon the Mozth{ive the hangings were ofgreatmaic- att bundeth cubits: their pillars twentie, fic. and theirt fockets of bralſe twenty,the hooks of the piliars,and their filets of ttluer. 12 On the Weſtlide alſo werehangings of fiftic cubits, theit ten pillars with their tenfockets : the hookesof the pillars anv thetr filets of filuer. 13 And toward the Cait fide, full Eat, were hangings of fiftie cubites. 14 The hangings sfthe one fide were fif- —— theee pillars, € theit cheee 15* And of the other fide of the court gate on both fides were hangings of fifteene cus pied their chee pillars and their theee z ° —RR The fume ofall that was offered 16 All the hangings of the court rouude about were fine twined linnen, 17 But the fockets of the pillars were of braſſe: the bookes of their pillars and their filets of filuer, ethe coucrtng of their cha- piters of fuer: and all che pillars of the court mere hasped with fluer, 18 He made alfo the hanging of the gate of the court of needle woke, bicw fike ana purple, and ſkarlet, and fine twined linnen, euen twenty cubits long, and fine cubites it ies hee breadth, +itke the hangings of tEh onera. e court. ; 19 Ano thet pillarg were foure with their £7 foure (ockets of bzaffe: their hooks of uluer. and the cenering of their chaptters, & their lets offiluer. j ~ 20 But all the * pinnes of the tabernacle and of the court round about were otfbꝛaſſe. 21 @ Chele are the partsof the Caber- nacle, Imeane, of the Cabernacle of the Te⸗ fimony, which was appoynted by the come | maundementof Woles foz the office of the | © Leutces by the hande ot Ithamar ſonne ta Garon che Pꝛieſt. 22 D0 — the onne of Gri the fonite of Hur of the tribe of Judah, made all that the Loyd commanded Moles. 23 Amd with him Aholiab fonneof Ahi- ſamach of the tribe of Dan, a 4 cunning wozkeman and an imbroiderer, and a wo: ker of needie-wozke in blew filke, and in purple,and in ſcarlet, and tn finelinnen. 24 Sll the golde that was occupied in all the worke wrought fo: the bolp place(which was the gelde of the offering) wasnine and twenty talents, and euen bundzed and thtre tie fhekels accozding to the Wekel of the @anctuary. 25 But the fluer of them that were num bred in the Congregation, was an hundred talents, and a thoufand ſeuen hundzed fe- uenty and fiue hekels, afterthe thekel of the Sanctuary: halfea hor alfie Chap.27.19, c That the Les uites might haue the charge theres of,andminifter | inthe fame,as | did Eleazar and Ithamar, Num. 3.4. d Asagrauer or carpenter, Chap, 314.0 26 A poꝛtion foz a man, thatis, mekel after the pekel of the Sanctuary, fox Meke all them that were numbred from twentte yeere olde and aboue, among fire hundred thoufand,and thzee thoufand, and fius hune Ded and fifty men, 27 Moꝛeouer, there were an hundzed tas lents of fluer, ta catt the fockets of p ance tuary, and the fockets of the vaile, an hun⸗ DeD fockets of an hundzed talents, a talent fo: a locket. 23 But he made the hooks foz the pillars of a thoufand ſeuen hundzed and ſeuenty aud fiue thekels,and ouerlata their chapiters and made filets about them, 29 Allothe brafle of the offering was fe» uenty « talents, aud two thowland,and foure weiphtofà ta- hund2ed ſhekels. lent,chap.2§ 30 Aberzof hee made the fockets tothe b;chap· 253· Dooe of the Tabernacle of the Congrega 37° tion, and thebzalen altar, and the baten grate which twas for it with all the inſtru⸗ ments of the altar, 31 And the fockets of thecourt round a> bout, and the fockets foz the court gate, and all the * pinsofthe Tabernacle, andallthe (hap.27.19- pins ofthe court round about. Pe ° e Readethe "TheEphodandbreftplate. Chap. xxxix. The Tabernatle finifhed. 39 CHAP, XXXIX. the bultplate vpon the edge of ft, which 1 The Apparel of Aaron and bis fonnes. 33 Allthat the Lord commanded was made & fini- fhed. 43 Mofes bleffeth the people. a As couerings Maour, thep made? garments of mi- forthe Arke,the 4¥intitration to minter inthe Sanctua⸗ Candleftickeythe rte,ef blue fike and purple and ſcarlet:they Altarsandfuch *made allo the holy garments foz Aaron, like. as the 1020 had comimaunded Moles. Chap.3 1.10, 2 BHohee made the Cphod of gold, blue and 35.19 filke, and purple, and ſcatlet, and ine twis ned linnen. 3 And they did beat the gold into thinne plates, and cut it ito wyers, to wokeitin tye blue hike and inthe purple, and in the —— and in the fing linen, with brꝛoidered pke. 4 Soz the which they made ſhoulders ta couple together: tor it was cloled bp the two edges thereof. é § And the broydred garde of his Ephod that was vpon him, was of thefame tufe and ef like mozke: euen of golde, of blue hike, and purple, and fcarlet, and fine twi⸗ nen innen, asthe Tod had commaunded Wales, $ Chap 28 9. 6 And they wrought. *wo Onix tones b Thatis,of ve- cloſed tn ouches of goln, and graucd as fig- rie fine and curi- nets are grauem, withthe names of che chil- ous workeman- deen of Jirael, : 7 Aad put them on the houlders of the Ephod, as tones foꝛ a* remembzance ofthe chiten of Jael, as the Loze bad com> manded Doles. 8 Alfo be made the. ge deel of bꝛoy⸗ Bered woke like the worke of the phon: to wit, of gold, blue filke, and purple, and {Carlet, and fine twined linen. ' 9 Thepy made the bꝛeſtplate Double, and it was fquare,.an band bzeath long, and an aud becadth broad: it was alfo Double, IO Aud they filled it with foure rowes of ones. Che oder was thus, a Rubie, a To⸗ paze,and a Carbunclein the firt rowe: II Andin the fecond row, an Emeraud, a Saphir. and a Diamond: i a in ihi poy rowe, ¢a Curkeis, ich ftoneau- AN Achate,and an Hematite —— thatit _ 13 Likewile in the fourth rowe, a Chay · commeth of the aram D mapsa a Jaſper: cloſed and fet i touches of goln. — ene 14 So the ttones were according to the fhip, Chap.28.12. c Or, aligure, dLynx. ` : pra ages names of the childzen of Fitaci,cuen twelue tribe had his 4 after thetr names , grauen like fignets, name writtenin.a: euery one after his name according to the Rone twelue tribes, á 15 After, they made bpon the bzeftplate chatnes at the ends, of weatyenworkgand pure gold.. 16 Chey made allo two boles of golde, and two gold rings, and putthe two rings inthe two cozners of the bꝛeſtplate. 17 And chey put the two weeathen chains of golainthe tworings, in the corners of the breſtplate. ~ 18 Allo the two otherendes of the two wꝛeathen chaines thep fakened in the two boes, and put them on the fhouiders of the Ephod, bpon the fozetront of it, 1g Likewile they made twa rings of gold, and. put them inthe two other cozners of * ‘thes couering vaile was on the inude of the Ephod. 20 Thep made allo two other golden tings, and put them on the two lides ofthe Cphad,beneath on the forelide of it , oner againd bis coupling abong the bꝛopdered Sarde of the Ephod 2r: Thenthey fattened thebseaplate "= bis rings bnto the rings ofthe Ephod, with alace of blue ſilke, that it might be fait ppor the brꝛoydered garde of the Ephod, and that the breattplate {houla not bee looted front oe ae > 48 the Loꝛd had commaunded u eg. 22 ¶ Woꝛeouer, hee made the robe of the — ofwoucn woke altogether of blue e. 23 And f thebholeof the robe was tn the middes ot it, as the collarofan habergeon, with an edge about the collar, that it honin not rent. 24 And they made vpon the fkirts of the robe pomegranates, of blue filke, and put⸗ ple,and {carlet, and finclinentwined, 25 They made alfo* belles of pure gold, and put the belles betweene the pomegras nates vpon the (kittsof the robe round a- bout betweene the pomegranates; 26 Abeiland a pomegranate, abelland 4 pomegranate round abont thefkirts ofthe robe tomintterin, as the Logde had conte manded Woles. ` ; 27 QAfter, they made coats of fine lin= nen, of wouen worke fo Aaron and forhig ſonnes 28 And the miter ok fine linen, and good⸗ iy bonnets of Gne linen,and linen *bzeeches of fine twined linen, ehitea! 29 EAn the girdle of fine twinedlinen, and of blue filke, and purple, ¢ (carlet, even: of needle mozke, as the Loud bad comman⸗ Ded Moſes. 30 @ Finally, they made the plate foz the holy crowne of fine gold, and wote vpon it aluper(cription like to the grautng of a figs net, *HOLINES TO THE LORD, 31 And they ticd onto it alace of blue fitke to falten it on bie bpon the miter, as p Loa Had commanded Moles. 32 Thus was all the worke ofthe Ta- bernacles euen of the * Tabernacle of the Congregation finiſhed: and the chilen of Iſrael did according to all that the Lorde ad commanded Peles: ſo did they. 33 (Afterward they brꝛought the Taber⸗ nacle unto Moles, the Tabernacle tall his intruments, bis taches , his booꝛdes, his barres, and his pillars, and bis (ockets, — 34 And the couering of Kams ikins died: red, and the coucring of Badgers frins ant: e Which was next ynder the Ephod, f Where hee fhould put tho- row his head; Chap. 18.33» Chapia8:42s Chap, 28:36.. Chap.27.29>- g So cailed,be=- caufe it hanged’ before the Mer- ciefeate,and ce- uered it from fight, cha. 35.133 h Or,which A> ron drefled and- 35 Whe Arke ofthe Teſtimonie, and the barreg thereof,and the MDercieleate, 36 The Table, with allthe intruments therectand rhe ſhewbꝛead, 37 Che pure caudletticke, the lampes theresf, cuenthe lampes fetinoder, and all the inſtruments thereof, and the ople fog i light: _ _ refrefhed with | 38 Allo the golden altar and the anoin · oyle euery mors- ting ple, and the ſweete arcenic s pn ae ning, Chap.30.73. i Signifying, that in Gods matters man may neither addenor dimi- nith, k Praifed God for the peoples dili- gence ,and pray- ed for them. p bleffeth the people. hanging of the Tabernacle dosie, ‘Exodus. clothe them with garments, 39 The bꝛalen Altar with bis arate of Is Andfyalt anoint themas thou diddeſt brafſe; hts barres and all his intruments, tye Lauer and hts foote. ~ 40 The curtaines ofthe Court with his pillars,and pis ſockets, and the hanging to the caurt gate,and bis cords, and bis pinnes, and ali the mitruments sf the feruice of the Tabernacle, called the Tabernacle of the Congregation, ens $ 4I Finally, the miniring garments to ferue inthe Sanctuary, and the holy gat- ments fo Aaron the Wief, and bis tonnes garments to mintiter tu the JOieits ofice. 42 According to euery point that > Low had iconimanded Woks ſo che chtldzen of Ilrael made all the woke. 43 And Molts beheid all the worke, and behold, they had Done tt asthe Lode hav commanded: (9 had they Done: and Males k bleed then. CHAP, XL, 2 The Tabernacle with the appertinances is reared up. 34 The glory of the Lorde appea- - reth intive cloud couering the Tabernacle. a After that Mo- fes had bene for- tie dayes and fore tienights in che mount, that is, from the begin- ning of Auguft tothe tenth of September, he came downe and caufed this work to be done: which being fini- fhed,was (et vp in Abib, which moneth conteinech halfe March and halfe Aprilè : *Read Chap. 26, — is, the al- tar of perfume,or to burneincenfe on c Thishangisg or vaile was be- tweene the Sane @uary and the Const, Te the Lod ſpake vnto Moles, fap- ing 2 Jn thes firt Day of the fir moneth, in the very firté ofthe fame moneth (halt thou fer fes op the Tabernacle , called the Tabernacle of the Congregation: 3 the Teſtimonie, and couer the Arke with tye varle. lib, By 4 Allothou Halt being in the * Cable, and (et it in oer as it Doth requires thou fhalt alto bring in the Canaleiticke , €light bis lampes. i -S And thou Hale fet the incenfe Altar b of gold before the Arke of the Teſtimonie, and put the < hanging at the Booze of the Tabernacle, 6 Moꝛeouer, thou fhalt (et the burnt of- fering Altar before tye Donze of the Taber- nacle, called the Cabernacte of the Congre: gation, 7 And thou falt fet the Lauer betweene tye Tabernacle of the Congregation anv. the altar,and put water therein. 8 Ehen thou halt appoint the Court roundabout, and hang bp the banging at the Court gate. f, -0 . After, thou Halt take the anoynting oyiz and anoyntthe Tabernacle, and all that ts therein and hallow it with all the in- ſtruments thereof, that tt may be polyp. 10 And thon Haltanoynet thealtarefthe wit burnt offering and all bis inſtruments, and ſhalt fanctifie the altar, that it may bee an altar moft holy. II Alſo thou Halt anoynt the Lauer, and bis focte, and halt fanctific it. I2 Chen thon Halt bring Aaron and bis fonnes vñto the Doope of the Tabernacle of pe age > anD waſh them with ater, 13 And thou halt put vpon Aaron the boly garments , and fhalt anoynt him, and farictifie him, that he may miniſter puto me in the Mielts office, 14 Thou Hait allo baing his ſonnes, and anoint theit father , that they map minuter vnto meta the Pꝛieſts office: for their an· nointing Halbeaficne, that the Pꝛieſthood 4 fhal be euerlaſtiũg vnto chemi thoughout their generations. — X 16 Ho FPpies div according to al that the Lord bad commandes him: (0 Did he. 17 ¶ Thus was the Tabernacle reared vp the firtt Day of the Grit monethin the fe cond peere. 18 Then Moles reared vp the Taber⸗ nacle g fattened his fockets, and (et bp the boards thereof, and putin the barres oftt, aud reared vp bis pillars. Ig And bee ſpread the couering ouer the Tabernacle, and put the coucting of that coucting on bie aboue it, as the Lozde haa caimmanded okes. 20 (And bee tocke andput the f Teſti⸗ monte tn the Arke, and put rhe barres in the rngsof the Arke , and fer the mercieſeate on bie vpon the Arke. s 21 pee bought alfo the Arke inte the Tabernacle, and hanged vp the* couering baile, and couered the Arke of the Teſti⸗ monte, as the Lozd had commanded Mo⸗ 22 C SFurthermoze hee put the Tabie in the Cabernacte ofthe Conaregattontn the And thou halt put thereinthe Arke of Noꝛthlide of the Tabernacle, without the natle, 23 And fet the bread tn oder before the Loyd, as se L020 had commanded Woles. 24 GAl he put the Candleſticke in the Tabernacle of the Congregation , ouer as gaint the Cable toward the South tine of the Tabernacle. 25 And hell lighted the lampes before the L020, as the Loꝛd had commanded Poles. 26 (Moꝛeouer; hee let the golden altar inthe Cabernacle ot the Congregation bes fo2e the vaile, : f 27 Andburnt fweetincenfe thereon, as the 1020 had conmiunanded Moles. 28 € Gilohechanged hp the vaile atthe e Dooe of the Tabernacle. : 29 After, hee fet the burnt offering altar without the Dooze of the Tabernacle , called the Tabernacle of the Congregation, and offered the burnt offering and the facrtfice thercon,as the Lod han comanded (Poles. 30 Likewile he (ec the Lauer betweene the Tabernacle of the Congregation and the altar,and powerd mater therein to wal) i 31 So Woles and Aaron, and dis ſonnes wamed thetc hands and their feet thereat. 32 When they went into the Tabernacle of the Conagregation,and when they appro- ched to the Aitar,thep walhed, as the Lode had commanded Woles. 33 Finally, be reared vp the court round about the Cabernacle æ the altar, ana bans eD bp the baile at the Court gate: to Mo· es nibet the wozke. 34 C* Then the cloud couered the Tas bernacle ofthe Congregation,and the glozp of the Loz filled the Tabernacle. 35 Bo Poks could not enter into = — The Tabernacle reared vpe at d Tillboththe Priefthood and the ceremonies fhould ende, which was at Chrifts come. ming. Num. 7. 1. e After they came out of E- gypt.Num.9. £o F That is, the tas bles of the Lawe, chap, 31, 18. and 34,29. Chap.3§ 13: Or, fet vp. g Betweene the San@waty and ` tbe Court, Numb.9.1 3. 1, kingi8.1@0 — LESS - — on hited a The burnt offering, Chap.j.ij. bernacle of the Congregatisn. berane the : cloude above thereon, and the glozy ot che TELLES s Lod filled the Tabernacle, 38 Job the clout of sho Lad was vpon h Thus the pres 26 Mow when the cloude alcended vp the Tabernacle by day, and fire mas imit fence of Ged From the Cabernacle, the chilazen cf Iſrael by night,tn the fightof all che boule of Jita> preferued and went foward in all thetr iourneys. ci thoughout all their iournepes, guided them night and day till they came to — — — — and maner thereof. 40 37 Wutif clond aſcended not,then they e norae aea ann as o PERT : * ibrʒrncyc ð nor teetys dax that it aſtende t q The third booke of Mofes, she end pro: *Becaufein thi x ae - — called * Leuiticus. “ook THE ARGVMENT — r aitain 8 God daily by moft fingular benefits declared himfelfe to be mindful of his Church: fo he would fro their office, 2 not that they {hould taue any occafion to truft either in themfelues, or to depend vpon others, ei- ther for lacke of cemporall thiagsyor ought that belonged to his diuine feruice & Religion, Therefore he ordaincd diuers kinds of oblations and facrifices, to affure them of forgiuenes of their offences (if : they offted them in true faithand obedience.) Alfo he appointed their Pricfts and Leuites, their appa- rel offices, conuerfation and portion: he ſhe wed what feafts they fhould obferue, and in whattimes. Moreouer,he declared by thefe facrifices and ceremonies , that the reward of finne is death, and that without the blood of Chrift the innocent Lambe there can be no forgiuenefle of finnes. And becaufe they (hould give no place to their owne inuentions (which thing God moft detefteth, as appeareth by the terrible example of Nadab and Abibu) he prefcribed euen to the leaſt things, what they fhould do, as what beafts they (hould offer and eate: what difeafes were contagious and to be auoided: what order they fhould take for al maner of filthines & pollutiõ to purge it: whofe company they fhould flee: what mariages were lawful: and what politike lawes were profitable, Which things declared,he promifed fa- uour and bleffing to themthat Kept his Lawes, and threatned bis curfe to them that tranfpreffed them, a Hereby Mofes declareththazhe f taught nothing to thepeople, but that which hereceiued of God. b So they could offer ofnone o- ther fort, but of thofe which were commanded, Exod 29. 10. © Meaning, with · ‘in the court of the Tabernacle, $ Ebr.to him. d The Prieft or Leuite. e Ofthe burnt offering, Exod. 25.1. Or, the body of the beaft,or the fi. CHAP, I Of burnt offerings för particular perfons. 3. 10 and 14 Themaxer to offer burat offerings as well of bullocks, as of fheepe and birds. aN Dwe the 2Lo2d called Moſcs, and fpake vnto him out of the Gabernacte of the Congregati⸗ on, faping, = 2 peake vnto the childzen of Iſrael, and thou bait fay bnto them, FF anp of pou offer a facrifice puto the Loꝛd, pre fhall offer pour facrifice of > cattell , as of beeues and of the ſheepe. q 3. * Ff hts facrifice be a burnt offering of the herne, hee hall offer a male without Dle- mith, pꝛeſenting him ok his owne voluntary will atthe Dooz! of thes Tabernacle of the Congregation before the Lom, 4 Gnd hee hall put his bande vpon the Head of the burnt offering, and tt halt be at- Cepted tte the Lord, to be hts atonement. § And 4 hee Hall kill rhe bullocke before tie Lord, and the Prieſtes Aarons fonnes Mall offer the blood, ¢ Mall (prinkle tt round about vpon the © altar that ts by the Deoze of the Gabernacte of the Congregation. 6 Then Hall he fap the burnt ofring, and cut te in pteces. i 7 So the tonnes of Aaron the iet Hal put re npon the altar, and lap the wood in order Lyonthe fre. Then the Piete Aarons fonnes hal lap the parts tn oner, the head and the f kall vpon the wood that ts im the fire which is vpon the aitar. g But the inwards thereef and the tegs thereof he hat wath in måter ann the Pꝛieſt Mall burne ail oi the altar: for it is a burnt iring an oblation made by Eire,foz afweet f Or, a ſauour of fauour f pnto the Loꝛd. reft which paci- lo CIAnd if his facrifice for the burnt of- fieth the anger of fring be ofp flocks (as of the theepe o of the whe Lord, goats ) Hee Hallokes a male aut blemis, II -2 And hee Wallkill tt on the Royne of the altar » before the Lon, @ the Peteſtes Garons ſonnes thal ſprinkle the bigod there: of round about vpon the altar. 12 Andhe Hal cut it trapteces,feparating his head and bis | kail, and the Wpick hall lay them in order bpon the weod that lieth in the fire whichis on the altar: 13 Bue hee hall wah the inwards, € the legges with water, and the Hiet hail offer the whole, and burne it vpon the altar: for it iga burnt offering, an oblation mane bp fire foz a ſweet fanour vnto the Lord. 14 @ And if bts facrifice bee a burnt offee ring to the Lord,of the foules, then hee fall offer its facrifice of the turtle Dones o of the yong pigcons. —— Ig andthe Peieſt Malt bing it onto the altar, t iwing the necke of it aſunder, and burne tt on thealtar: ano the blood thereof Mall be || Hed vpon the ſideofthe attar. 16 Sud he Hail plucke out his maw with bis feathers , and cafi them belive the altar on the * Eat part tn the place of the aſhes. 17 Ana he hall cieatie it with hts wings, but not diuide tt aſunder:and the Peteſt tal burne it buon the altar Spon the woos that is in the five : for itis a burnt offting,an ob- lation made by fire fo? a ſweete fauour vnto the Lov. © MW ALP. (TE 1 The meat offring ú after three forts:offine floure vnbake,4 of bread bake, 14 & of cornin the eares A N when any wil offer asmeat offering vnto the LoD, bis offering ſhalbe of fine fleure,and hee (hall pemec ople vpon it, and putincenfe thereat, — 2 And hat being tt bute Aarons fonnes the Pieſts, t? he thailtake thence hts hana full of the floure. of the erle with ail the in⸗ cenfe,and the Tient thal burne tt foz ame- motali upon the altar : fortt ts an offering nade by fire fo2 a ſweet ſauor vnto i — H g Reade verleg. h Before the ala tar of the Lord, + Ebranto he pre ces. i Or, fits * * i The Ebrew wordfignifieth to pinch off with: the naile. || Or, rained, or re k Onthe fideo® the court gate im the pannes, s hich: ftood with afhes,, Exod.27, 3». a Becauſe the burnt offering. could not be wi-hout the meat offering. b The Prieft, c To fignifie thar Godrememe breth himthat ` offereth. — - Ofthe meat offexring. Of the Ecclus.J. 31. d Therefore none could cate of it but the Briefs, e Whichisa gift offered to God to pacific him, Frerfe Ze €xo0d.29.18. f Thatis, fruits which are {weet as hony, y e may. offer. g Butreferued for the Priefts. Mar.9.49. h Which they were bound (as by a couenant) to vfe inal facri- fices,Num, 18, 19. 2.Chron,13. 5-Exek, 43.24. or, it meaneth a fire and pure couenant, Chap.23.14. fOr, fs eares:for the word fignifi- eth a fruitfall field, Reade 2. Chron.26. 10.in che note g. a A facrifice of Thankefgiuing,: offered for peace and profperitie, either generally er particularly, b One part was 3 * But the remnant of themeate offe- ting ‘hall be Aarsns and bis lonnes ter sted molt Polpot the le:s anerngs mane by re. 4 CIfthou bing allo a meate offering baken in the ouen, it thall bee an vnleauened cake ot Hite fioure mingled with oyle, 0an vnleauened water anopnted with opie, § CBut ik chy: meate ofring be angob» lattes of the frying panne, tt Wall bee of fine floure vnleauened, mingled with oyle. 6 Andthou hale part tt in pieces, anv powe oyle thereon: for it ts a meat offering. 7 CAm ik thy meste offring be an obla- tion made tn the cauldron, it tall be made of fine floure with oyle. 8 After, thou Wait bring the meate offe- ring (that is made of thele things) unto the Low, and Matt peelent tt tnta the Piet, and be Wall bing it tothe altar, _ And the Wiet hal take frem the meat offring a memoꝛiall of it, and Mall burne it bpon the altar: for {tts an oblation * made by five foz a ſweet fanour vnto the Lor. Io But that which ts left of the meat of- fring, thall be Jarons and hts fonnes ; forit H ae holy of the offtings of the Loꝛd made te. II All the meate offerings which pe wall offer vnto the Lozd, ſhall bee made without leanen ; foz pee hall neither burne leauen n zap in anp offering of the Lod made y fire. 12 @ Inthe oblation of the firft fruits ye fhall offer fthem ynta the Lord, but they pal not be burnte vpon the altar for alweet fae uour, 13 (Allthe meat offerings alfo (hate thou fealon with * (alt, neither fhalt chou (utter the faltotthe h couenant of thy Gon to bee lacking from thy meate offering, but bpon allthine oblations thou falt ofter falt) 14. Jf then thou offer a meate offering of tby firt fruits nto the Lord, thou Walt offer fo: thy meat ofring of thy. Rrit fruits *eares of coꝛne Dried by the fire, and wheat beaten out of thell greene eares. I5 After, chou fhalt put oyle vpon it, and lay incenle thereon: for itis a meat offering. 16 And the Patek Hall burne the memos a riallofit, eu:n of that that is beaten,andof © the ople otit, with all the incenle thereof: for it ig anoffering vnto the Loa made by fire. C HLA. P. 11h _ 1 The maner of peace offerings yand beasts for the fame. 17 The Lfrachtes may neither eate fat wor blood. A Lio if his oblation bea peace offering, ik he will offer ofthe dꝛoue, (whether te bee maleo: female) Hee Wall offer fuch as ig without blemiſh, before the Load, 2 And Hall put his hand vpon the head of bis offering, and killtt at the doore of the Tabernacle of the Congregation : and Aas rons fonnes the jDzieftes fall lprinckle the blood vpon the altar round about. Ho be hall offer > part of the peace of- Lod, cuen the *fat that couereth p inwards, _ burnt, another A i asto the priefts ferings asafacrifice made by fire vnto the nd the third to imthst offered, anD all the fat that is npon the inwards. EX0d, 29.22, 4 Hee ſhall allo take away the two kid· Leuiticuse neis, and fhe fe: that is on then, and vpon Hike datikes, and the kail on the liuer with the kidneis. : § And Aarons ſonnes Hall burne tt on the altar, wrth the burnt offering which ts vpon the wood, that is onthe fire s thisis a fa — — by fire foz a ſweete ſauour vnto e Lov; 6 Alle ik his oblation bee a peace offe» ring vnto the Lo: out of the flocke , whe- ther it bee «mate o2 female, Hee fhall offer it without blemiſh. : 7 It hee offeralambe for bis oblation, then be hall bzing it befor the Lomy 8 And lay bis hand vpon the beat of hts offering, and Mall kilit befaze the Taberna- cle of the congregation, and Aarons fonnes fhall ſprinkle the blood thereof round about vpon thealtar. 9 After, ofthe peace offrings he hall of· fer 4 an offting made by fire vñto the Lord: hee fhall take away the fat thereof, and the rumpe altogether, hard by the backe bone, and the fat that couereth the inwards, and all the fat that is vpon the inwards, 10 Alſo hee Wall take awap the two kia- nets, with the fat that ts vpon them,and bp: onthe *flankes, and the kall vpon the liuer with the kionets. — ; IL Then the Pict Hall burne tt vpon the altar,as the meate of an offering made by fire vnto the Lord. 3 12 C Allo ikhis offering bea goste, then ſhall he offer it before the Lord, 13 And fhall put his hand vpon the bead of ft, and killit before “the Tabernacle of the Congregation ana the founes of Aaron fal {prinkle the biood thereof vpon the al- tat round about. f 14 Then he Hal offer thereofhis ofring, cuen att offering made by fire vnto the Lo20, the fat that couereth the inwards, and al the fat thatis vpon the inwards. I5 Allo bee Wall take away the two kid- ucis,and the fat that ts vpon them, and tp- on the flankes, and the kall vpon the liver with the kidneis. 16 So the Patek Hall burne them npon the altar, asthe meate of an offering made by fire for aſweete fauour: * all the fat is che 0203. 17 This thallbe a perpetuall ordinance foz your generations, thoughout all pour nwel: lings, fothat pee fhall eate neither € fat noz *blood. CHAP -KHI 1 The offering for finnes done of ignorauces 3 Forthe Prieſt, 13 The Congregation; 22 The vuler, 27 Andthe priuate man. Menan the LoD ſpake vnto Moſes, ving, 2 Speake vnto the chilon of Flrael, faying, If t any fhall finne through + igno- rance,in any of the Comunandements of the LoD, (which ought not to be Done)but Hall Doc contrary to any ofthent, 3 FE che bPꝛieſt that ts anopnted doe. finne ( accogding tothe finne of the people) then ſhall hee offer, foz bis inne which hee hath finned, a yong bullock without blemiſh vnto the Lord for a ſinne offering, anv peace offerings, Offering for y On the which hidnews are seeré the flawkes, c Inthe peace offering it was inditferent took | fer either mile or female, but inthe burnt offering onely the male: fo here can be offered no bitds, but in the burnt offering they might: all there || wasconfumed ` with fire, and in the peace offing | but a part. | d The burnt of- | fring was wholly | confumed,and | of the offering made by fire once ly the inwards &c, were burnt: the fhoulder and © breaft with che two chawesand the maw were . the Priefts,and the reft his that offered, Verfe 4s e. Meaning,at the Northfide of the Altar, Chap. 1.1. Chap.7.25. f By eating fat was meanttobe | carnall, and by blood eating, was fignified crueltie. Gene.9.4. chap.17,140 a" U Ebr. a foule, a Thatis,ofneg- f ligence or igno= » | rance,efpecially of the ceremoni- | al law: for others wife the punifhe ments for crimes | are appointed ac- | cording to the tran{greflion, Num.15§. 22. b Meaning,the hie Prieft. finne done of ignorance : Of e Hereby cone feling that he deferued = fame punith- ment,which the beaſt futfered. d Which was betweene the « Holicft ofall,and _ the San@uary. © e Which wasin the court : mea- ning by the Ta- bernaclethe San- Guarie,and in the end of this werfeic is taken forthe Court. Chap.s.9- Exod.29.14. BUMO 19, So Hebr.13. 11. f The multitude exeufeth not the finne,but if all haue finned, they muftali be pu- niſhed. Chap. 5.253 54 Congregation. Or, the Prieſt. 4 Gnd bee fhall boing the bullocke vnto the Dooe of the Cabernacle of the Congre- gation before the LoD, Hall put bis hande upon the bullecks bead, and ¢ kill the bul- locke before the LoD. ‘ f And the Piet that is anopnted, Hall take of the bullocks bloon, and bring it into the Tabernacle ofthe Congregation, 6 Then che Patek hall dip his finger in the blood, and (prinkleot the blood feuen times befoze the Lozd,befoze the vatle of the 4 Hanctuarte. 7 The Prick alfo hall put fome of the blood befoze the Lord, vpon the hornes ofthe Gitar offweet incenſe, which ts in the < Ta- bernacle ofthe Congregation :then fall be powze*allthe rettofthe blood of the bullocke at the foot ofthe altar of burnt offering, which ts at the Booze of the Tabernacle of the Congregaion. 8 Andhe thal take atway all the fat of the bullocke fo: the finne offring: to wit, the fat that couereth the inwards, and all the fat that is about the inwards. i 9 He chall take away alfo the two kin» neies and the fat thatis vpon them, and vyp- onthe flankes, and the kali vpon theliuer with the kidneis, Io As it was taken away from the bul» locke of the peace offerings, and the {Riet hallburne thein vpon the altar ofburntaf- h kering. IL *But the (kin ok the bullocke, and all bis fich, with bis head, and his legges, and bis inwards, and bis Doung thall hec beare our. 12 Hober fall carie the whole bultocke out of the* hoſte,vnto a cleane place, where the aſhes are powzed, and hal burne him on the wood in the fire: where the aesare catt out, hall he be burnt. — Chap.ilij. che ruler, and the priuateman, 4 20 And thePrick (hall Boe with this bule locke, ag be did with the bullocke fo? bis fins fo fall be Do with thts: fo rhe Patek wall make an atonement fo: them and it fall be fozginen them. 21 Sorbe thal cary the bullocke without the botte, and burne him ag bee burned the Grk bullocke ; for it isan offering foz the tünne of the Congregation. 22 Mbena ruler hall finne, and dee though ignorance againft any of the com» manDements ofthe Lod bis God, which fhould not be Done, and thall offend, 23 Fone Hew vnto hun hts finne, which be hath committed then thal he bring fo bis offering, an hee |igoate witheutblemth, 24 And chall lãy his hand vpon the head of the hee goate, € kill tt in thet place where hee youl kill the burnt offering befoze che L029; for itis a finne offering. 25 Then the Piet thall take of the blood of the finuc offering with his finger, and put it bpoh the pomes of the burnt offering altar, and fall powe the reft of bis blood atthe foote of the burnt offering tar, 26 And hall burne all his fat vpon the altar, as the tat of the peace — ſo the Hꝛieſt ſhall make an + atonement foz him, concerning bis finne, and tt hal be foꝛgiuen im. 27 @ Likewile ifany of the | peoplenf the land hall finne through — in san againft any of the commandements of the ps i fhould not beedone, and fall end, 28 Jone Hew him dis finne which hee hath committed, then fhall be being foz bis offting lja Hee goat without blemify fo? bis finne which be bath committed, 29 *And hee haillay bis hand vpon the 13 And ifthe f whole Congresationof head of che linne offering, and flay the finne Iſrael Hall finne though ignozance,and the thing bebin from the epesof the multitude, and baue Done againk any ef the commande ments of the Lord which would not be don, hornes of the burnt ofring altar,and powe b r ali the reft of the blood thereof at the fete of and haue offended; 14 Uhen the finne which thep haue com- mitted thal be knowen, then the Congrega: tion: hall offer a young bullocke foz the lin, and being him befoze the Tabernacle ofthe regation, Ig And the e Clvers of the Congrega- tion all put their hands bpon the bead of the bullocke before the Lord, and bel|ihal kil thebullockebefoze the Lard. 16 Then the Pztet that is anovnted, hal bring of the bullecks blood into tyeta» bernacle of the Congregation, _ ; 17 And the aa chall dip bis finger in the blood, and {painkle tt ſeuen times befoze the Lo2d,cuen befoze the vatle. 18 Alfo be hat put fomeof the blood vpon the bones of thealtar, which isbefoze the Loyd, thatis in the Cabernacie of the Con: gregation: then hall be powꝛe all thereft of the blood at the foot of thealtar of burnt of- fring, which is at the doore ofthe Taberna» cleatthe Congregation, J 19 And he thal take all bts fat from him, and || burne it vpon the altar. offering in the place ofburnt offering. 30 Then the Piet thal take of the blood thereof with bis tinger, and put it vpon the the altar, 31 And Wall take away all bis fat, as the fat ofthe peace offerings ts taken away ann the Peieſt hall burne tt vpon the altar fora * {weet fauour unto the Lo2d,and the Prick fhallmake an atonement fo? him, and it thal be forgiuen him. 32 Andit he ming a lambe foz bis finne offering, be ſhall being a female without ble- miſh 33 And ſhall lay bis ! hand npon the bead of the finne offering, and he Mall flay itfoz a inne offering in the place where bee ſhould kill the burnt offering. 34 Chen the jpziett hal take of the bloon of the finne offering with bis finger,and put tt vpon the hoznes of theburnt offring altar, and fhall powꝛe all che reft of the blood there: of at the foote of the altar. 35 And hee Hall take away all the fatte thereof,as the fat ofthe lambe of the peace offerings is taken away : then the Pieſt fyall burue tt vpon the altar ™ with the ob- lations of the LoD made by fire, and the F Patek fl Or,the male oat of the fold. That is,the Prieft fhall kill ie for it was not lawfull for any out of that office to kill che bealt, i Wherein he reprefented Ieſus Chrift. llOr primate perfona lOrthe female of the goats. k Reade verfe 240 Exod,29.18, 1 Meaning, thac the punifhment of his finne fhould be layd vponthat beafty, or that he had re- cejued all — of God,and of- fered this wil- lingly. m Or,befidesthe burnt offerings, which were day- ly offered to the Lord, | The offering forarafh vow, 4 £br.a foule, lOr.ifthe Iudge hath taken an othe of any other. a Whereby it is commanded to beare witneffe to the trueth,and difclofe the ini- quitie of the vn- godly, b Or, vowrathly « without iuſt exa- wination ofthe circumftances, and not know- fag what fhalbe the iffue of the fame, c Which haue bene mentioned before in this Chapter. 4Ebr.if his hand cannot touch, meaning, for his posertic. Chapati 5» Or ꝓowred. fOr, according tothe Law. d Or,declare him to be purged of tbat finno, Perle 7. e Whichis a- bout a pottel. f As inthe meat offering, Chap, 2, la Chap.2.2. Ghap 4.35» Miet hal make an atonement for bim cone cerning His linne chat bee hath committed, and tt hail be fozginen hin, CHAP. VY. 1 Of him that teflifieth sot the trueth, if hee heare another fiveare falfly. 4 Of himthat vow- eth raſbly. 15 Of him that by ignorance withe draweth any thing dedicate unto the Lord. ANINE tanp baue finned, that isllifhe haue heard the voice of an oth, andhe can be a witnes, whether he hath teene a knowen of tt, ikhe Doe not vtter tt, hee Mail beare his iniquitte: 2 Either ifone touch ary vncleane thing, whether ít be a carton of an vncleane bealt, 02 acarion of vncleane cattell, oꝛ acarion of witcleane creeping things, and ts not ware of it pet heis vncleane,and hath offended; 3 Either ifhe touch any vncleanneſſe of man (whatlocuer vncleannefle ié be, that be isDefiled with)and is not ware of it, and af- 1 — to the knowledge of ithe hath nned: ;: 4 Wither tf any >Cweare and pronounce with his lips to Do cuil, oꝛ todo good (what- foener tt be that a man ſhall pronounce with an oath) anditbee hid from him, and after knoweth that bee bath offended in one of thefe points, | 5. CAben bee hath finned in any of thele c things, ther hee Hall conkeſſe that be bath finned therein. SORS. 6 Therefore hall hee bring his trelpale offting vnto the Lora foz his ünne which he bath committed, euen a female from the flocke,beit a lambe, 02 a fhe goate, foa finne offering and the Petet thal make an atonee ment fo? bim concerning his finne, 7 But ttf hee bee not able to being a fheepe, he hall bring foz bis trefpatle which Hee hath committed, two turtle Doues, 0} two pong pigeons vnto the Lor, one for a finne offering, and the other toz aburnt offe» ring, 8 So bee Wall bring them vnto the Piet, who Mall offer the finne offving firt, and * wing the neckeofit afunder, but not plucke ít cicanc of. = 9 After hee thal ſprinkle of the blood of the finne offering vpon the fine of the altar, and the reft ofthe blood Mall bee fed at the foote of the altar; for it is a finne offe- ring. 10 Allo he that offer the ſecond for a burnt offering || as the maner ts: fo thal the Piet 4 make an atonement foz him, (fo? hts tine which be bath committed and tt ſhalbe fog- giuen him. It @ But ifhee* be not able to bate two turtle Doues, o? two pong pigeons, then hee that hath finnen, hall bring fo: bis offering the tenth part ofan e Ephah of fine floure for a finne offering, hee fjall put none Foyle thereto, neither put any incenſe thereon; fog tt is a linne offering. 12 Then hall hee bring it to the Heꝛieſt, and the Hꝛteſt (halt take his handfull oftt, fo: the * remembꝛance thereof, and burne it spon the altar * with the offerings of the Lod mauve by fire; for itiga fume offering, Leuiticus. 13 Ho the Pꝛieſt Hal make an atonement foz him, as touching bis Anne that hee hath committed in one of theſe points, and it hall be forgtuen hint: and the remnant (halt be the Pꝛiefts, asthe meate offering. k 14 (And the Lozd (pake vnto Moles, aying, 15 3f any perlon tranſgreſſe and finne through tgnozance s by taking away things conlecrated vnto the Lozd,be hal then bring fo: bis treſpaſſe ofring vnto the Lod aram without blemiſh, out of the flocke, worth two chekels of ſiluer + by thy eitimation after the mekel of the Hanctuarie foz a treſpaſſe ofe- ring. 16 Go bee Hall reſtore that wherein hee hath offended, in taking away of the holy thing, aud Hall put the Bft part moze theres to, añd gine it onto the Peteſt: fo the Iiet wall make an atonement for him with the ramme of the treſpaſſe offering, and tt hall be korgiuen bim. ta 17 @ Allo if any finne and * Doe againft any of the Commandements ofthe Lo, which ought not to bee Done, and know not, and! finne, and beare his tniquitte, 18 Then Hhailhe bring a ramme without blemiſh out of the flocke, in thy eltimation worth*ewo fhekels fo? a treſpaſſe offering bute the Pꝛielt; and the Pꝛieſt Hall make an å- toncment for bim concerning pis * igno rance wherein bee erred,and was not ware; {ott (hall be korciuen bim. aC" N 19 This is the treſpaſſe offering fo: the trefpatle committed againtt the Lod. i CHAP, VI. 6 The offering for finneswhich are done wile lingly. 9 The Law ef the burnt offerings, 13 The fire muft abide euermore upon the altar. 14 The Law of the meate offering. 20 The offering of Aaron, and his fonnes, JAD the Lord ſpake vnto Woles,fayin 2 FE any finite, and commit a tref pafe again the Lord, and denie nto his neighbour that, which was taken him to keep, that which was put to himofa trut, po Doetl by > robbery,o2 by violence oppꝛeſſe His neighbour, i 3 D2 hath found chat which was tot,and denieth it,and Cweareth falf, * forany of ae roinge that a man Doeth. wherein He nneth: 4 Rhen J (ay, he thus finneth and trel- palieth,he Hall then retoze the robbery that Hee robbed, 02 the thing taken by violence which hee tooke by force, o: the thing which was deliuered him to keepe, the lott thing which be found, s Defoe whailoeuer he hath ſworne falle ily, bee hall both reftoze it in the whole * fumme, and ſhall anve the fft part moze thereto,and gine tt vnto hint to whom it per- taineth, the (ame day that be offereth fo: bis treſpaſſe. 6 Aifohe Hall brite for his treſpaſſe tie» to the Lozva ramme without blemiſh out of the "Rocke in thy eſtimation worth two fhe- kels fo? a treſpaſſe offering vnto the Pꝛieſt. 7 And the Pict hall make an atone⸗ ment fog him before the Lozd, and it hall be faginea and for finnes done of knowledge i | g Astonching | the firſt fruitsof | tithes due to the Prieftsand Le- uites. h By the eftimae tion of the Prieft, Chap.27. 12. Chap.4.2. 1 That is,after= wardremem- * breth that he hath finned, when his conftie ence doeth ac= cufe him, Exod. 30.13. k Flsif his finne againt God come of mali¢e’ he nuh die, Numb.15.3% a To beftow and occupie for the vfe of him that gaueit. b By any guile or ynlawfull. meanes. Namb.5.6.. c Whereinhe cannot but finite; or, whereina. ' man accuito- meth to finne by. periu:ie or fuch. likething. Namb.5.7.. Chap. y.n 5. The burnt offting. Meate offring. } d That is, the ce- remonies which ought to be ob- {itued therein, e Vpon bis fe- cret parts, Exod. 28 43s f Intheathpans appointed for tha: vie, Chap.2,t. PHD LE Soka: Chap.r29. f Or, Kned with eauen, and after baken. Exod,29. 37. t | Exod, 16.36. |b So oft asthe | hie Prieft thalbe elected and an- | Boynted, | §Or.fryed. i Hisfonne that shall fucecede him. forginen bim, whatioeuer thing bee bath Done and treſpaſſed therein. B Then the Lorde ſpake vnto Woles, ping, 9 Command Aaron and hts onnes, fap» ing, This ts the d law of the burnt offering, (itis the burnt offring, becaule it burneth vpon the Altar all the night vnto the mo2+ Hing, and the freburneth on tie Altar.) IO And the Peieſt Hall put on his linen garment, and thall put on dis linnen beee⸗ ches upon: his fie, ttake away the aſhes when the fire bath confumed the burnt of- fering wpon the altar, and be hall put them beline the faltar, 5 IL After, bee Hall put off bis garments, and puton other rapment , € carte che albes forth without the hoſte vnto a cleane. place. I2 But the fre vpen the altar ſhall burne thereon, and neuer be put out: wherefore the Wiet fall burne woos on it euery mo- Hing, and lay che burnt offering tn order vp⸗ on it and he hall burne thereon the fatte of the peace offerings, 13 The lire chall euer burne bpon the al far,and neuer gog out. 14 ¶ Alſo this ts the lawe of the meate offering, which Aarons tonnes Mall offer in the pretence of the Lord, before the altar. 15 He hall euen take thence bis handfull of fine Houre of the meat ofring and of the ople, and alt che incenſe which is ppon the meate offering , and Hallburne it vpon the Gitar foz afweete fauour , * asa meinoziall therefore vnto the Lord: 16 But che reſt thereof hall Aaron his ſonnes eate: it halbe eaten without icauen tn the boly place : tn the court of the Taber- nacle of the Congregation they thal cate it. 17 Jt fhalnocbe £ baken with leanen: J Hane ginen tt korthetr postion of mine offe- tings made by fire; forit isas the ſinne ofie ring, and as the treſpaſſe offering. 18 All the males among the chilozen of Aaron hall cate of ft : Jt halbe a Katute foz guer in pour generations concerning the of- frings of the Lord made by fire: *whatloce Her toucheth them ſhalbe help, 19 @Asatne the Lone fpake nto Mo⸗ fes faping, 4 20 This ts the offering of Aaron and his ſonnes which they thall offer vnto the Lord inthe Dap when hee is anointed: the tenth part ofau Ephah of fine floure , foz a meate offering + perpetuall: Halfe of tt in the moz» ning and halfe thereof at night. 21 Inthe frying pan tt ſhalbe made with pyle: thou halt being tt frped,and fhalt offer the || baken pieces of the meat offering fo: a ſweet ſauout vnto the Lod. ring is killed, Hall the finne offering be kile led before the Lord, for it is moſt Holy. 26 Che Prtelt chat offreth this finne ofe fering, {hail eate tt: in the poly place thall tt be eaten, inthe court of the Cabernacte of the Congregation. 27 (Ubhatloeuer hall touch the fleſh there of, ſhalbe bolp; and when there droppeth of the blood thereof vpon a k garment, thon pat wa that whercon it droppeth inthe oly place. _ 28 Allo the earthen pot that it ts fonder in, fhalbe broken, but tific be ſodden in a beac fen pot, tt hall both bee tcoured and waſhed with water. 29 All the males ameng the Piets hal cate thercot,for tt ts moft poly, 30 *But no finne offering , whole blood is brought into the Cabernacle of the Gon- gregation tomake reconciliation in the bo- lp place, halbe eaten tut ſhalbe burnt tn che m fire, CHAP, VII, 1 The law of the tresSpalfe ofring: 11 Alf of the peace offrings. 23 The fat and the blood may not be eaten. Li kewile this ts the law of the ⸗treſpaſſe offering, it is molt holy, À 2 In the placet where they kil the burnt offering, thall they kill the treſpaſſe offring, and the blood thereof Mall be ſpeinkle round about vpon the altar. 3 Alithe fat therofallo Mall < he ofer, the rumpe, & the fat that coucreth the inwards, 4 After, He hall take away the twe kid. neyes, with the fat chat ison them,and vpon the flankes, and the caule on the liner with the kidneys. F 5 Thenthe Pict Hall burne them vp⸗ on the altar foz an offering made by fire bn to the Loz; this ís a treſpaſſe offering. 6 Allthe males among the Wiets hall eate thereof.tt thalbe eaten in the holy places fort is mot bolp. ; 7 Asthelinoffringis, fois the treſpalle offering , one d law ferueth foz both: «that eet bs the Pꝛieſt Hal make atonement, albe Dts. 3 Alle the Wiet that offereth any mans burnt offering, thallhaue the (kinne of the burnt offering, which be bath offeren. _ 9 And althe meat oftring thatisbaken in the ouen,and that ts Deciled in the panne, and inthe frying panne, thalbe the Petes that offereth tt. k r 10 Gnd euery meate offering mingled with oyle, ann that is £ Day, ball pertaine vnto all the fons of Aaron,to ail alike. II Furthermoze, this is the laweof the peace offrings, which be ſhall offer vnto the 22 And the Pꝛieſt that tsiansintedin Lov his ead, among his fonnes, Mal offer it: itis the Lords ordinance fo: ener,tt halbeburnt ` altogether. 23 Fo: euerp meat offering of the Pꝛieſt fhalbe turnt altogether , tt hail noc be eaten. 24 @ Furthermore , the LoD (pake unto Wales, laying, 25 Hpeake vnto Aaron, and vnto bis fonnes,and fay, This ts the law of the tinne offring, Inthe place where the burnt offe- 12. Ikhe offer it toe gine thankes, then he ſhall offer foz his thankes offering, pnleaue- ned cakes mingled with oyle, and vnleaue⸗ ned wafers añoynted with oyle, and fine Seug fryed with the cakes mingled with ple. . Die. At 13 Hee thall offer alo his offering with cakes of leaucned bread, foz bis peace offe» rings, to giue thanks. — 14 Andok all the facrifice he fhal offer one F 2 cake Chap.vii. Sinneoffring. Trefpafic offering. 43 k Meaning the garment of the Prieft, Which was ia the lauer Exod; 30.18. Chap.4. 5+ hebr. 13. 11. m Out of the campe, chap.⸗4. 12. a Which is ſor the {maller fins, and fuch as are committed by ige norance. b At che Court gate. c The Prieft, d The famece- remonies: note withitanding that this word trefpas fignifieth leffe then finne, e Meaning, the * reft which is left and not burnt, f Becaufe it had no oyle nor liquor, g Peace offrings containe a con- feflion & thank(= giuing fora bene= fit recgiued , and alfe a vow, and free offring to ree ceing a bencfit, They may noteateblood. Aarons h Ifhemakea voweto offer: for els the fleth of the peace of- fiings muftbe eas ten the fame day. i The fin where- fore he offered, {fhail remaine. k Afterit bee fa- crificed. ] Of thepeace offring,that is cleane. Chap, I5: 3e (hap. 317. Geng, 4ehdp:a7 ag. m And ſhould not fend it by another, Exod, 39. 24 cake foz an heaue offering vnto the Lo20,and it Hall be the Paiettes chat ſprinckleth the blood of the peace offerings. Is Allo the flety of his peace offerings, foz thankelgtuing, wall bee gaten the fame Dap that tt is ofred; he ſhall leaue nothing ther- of yntill the moning, 7 : 16 But ifthe facrtfice of bis offering bea k Yote, oz a free offering, tt hall be eaten the fame Day that he offereth hts {acrifice: ana fo i3 the moaning the relidue thereof ſhalbe eaten. 17 Butas much of the offered fle as rre — vnto the third day, ſhall bee burnt ith fire. 18 Foꝛ tf any of the fic of his peace offe- rings be eaten in the third dap , he hall not be accepted that gftereth ttneither Wal it be feckoned buto him, hut hall be an abomina⸗ tion: therefore che perfon that eateth of it, Hall ‘beare his intquttte. 19 The fich allo that touchethany vn⸗ cleane * thing , Wall not be eaten, but burnt with fire: but ! of thts fet al that be cleane ſhall eate thereof. 20 But ifany cat of the fle of the peace offerings that akila tathe Lome, ha- uing bis *uncleanneffe vpon him, euen the {ame perfon Halbe cut of from bis people. 21 Moꝛeouer, when anp toucheth anp vncleane thing, as the vncleanneſſe of man, 02 of an vncleane beat , o? of any filthy aboe mination, and eate of the flesh of the peace offerings , which pertaineth vnto the Lod, euen that perſon ſhall bee cut off from bis people. 22 € Againe the Lode ſpake vnto Mo fes,faping, 23 Dpeake vnto the childzew of Iſrael, and fap, Pee ball eate. na fat of beeues,noz of heepe.ne2 of goats; 24 Det che fat ofthe dead beak , and the fat of that, which is tone with beaftes , hall be ongia to anp ule, but pe Wall not eate it. 25 fo: whoſoeuer cateth the fat of the beatt,of the which bee fhall offer an offering made by fire to the Lod, euen p perlon that eateth, mallie cut off from bis people, 26 MMeither* ſhall ye eate any blood, ei⸗ thay obfoule , og of beal in all pour dwel⸗ ngs, 27 Cuerp perlon that eateth any blood, even the fame perlon Hall bee cutoff from Dis people, P 28 A And the Load talked with (Boles, aying, 29 Hpeake onto the children of Firari, and ſay, De that offereth bis peace offtings Leuiticus. portion. The anointing 33 The fame that offreth the blood of the peaccofferings , and thefatte, among the fonnes of Aaron, thall haue the tight heule. — Der foz his part. 34 Foꝛ the beat Haken to and fro, anv. the Houlder lifted bp, paue J takenof the chuldzen of Iſrael, cuen of their peace offce rings.and haue giuen them vnto Aaron the HPꝛieſt, and to his ſonnes by a ttatute fox euer from among the childzen of Jirael. That is. hi 35 € Chisis the anointing of Aaron, * That is, his and the anointing of his (onnes concerning Prue a nd the oftrings of the Lod made by fire, in the V4" and por- Day when hee preſented them to erue in the "on HPꝛieſts office vnto the Loꝛd. 36 The which portions the Loꝛde come manded fo gine them in the Day that he ane ointed them from among the childzen of JC 9 > by aftatute foz euer in their generati⸗ 0 b 37 This ig alfo the Law of the burnt of- fering, of the meate offering , and of the finne offering, and of the trefpafle offering, and of the®contectations , andottbe peace o Which facri- offerings : ce was offied _ 38 CUbich the Logs connnannded Mofes when the Priefts. | inthe mount Stnat, when he commaunded were confeera- the chilozen of Flrael to offer their gifts pn» tedsExodi2g: 320" tothe Lonin the wilderneſſe of Sinai. CHAP, VIIL 12 The anointing of Aaron , and his ſonnes, with the [acrifice concerning the ſame. Ai terward the Low fpake snio Woks, layin 3 2 “Take Aaton and bis fonnes with Exod.23. 1,4 hint, and the garments and the* anointing Exed. 30.24, oyle, and a bullocke fo: the finne offcing,and: Pt tammes, ann a balket of vnleauencd * 3. Gnd a emble all the company atthe — of the Tabernacle ok the Congrega- n. 4 So Moles did as the Low comman- Dev him, and the company was affembles at the Dooe of the Cabernacieof the Con- gregation. Then Moles (aid vnto the company. This ts the thing whith the Lode hath commanded fa doe. 6 And Moles brought Aaron and his fonnies, and waſhed therm with water, 7 And put vpon bum the coate, and gire. Ded him with a girdle, and clothed him with the robe, and put the Ephod on him, —— girded with the bꝛoydered garde of ig phod, and boundit unto hin theres i Exed. 29.4 vnto the Load, fhallbzing his gift vnto the with Loꝛd of his peace offrings : f 30 is m hands hall bring the offerings of the Lod made by fire; even the fatte with the bzealt hall be bung „that the bꝛe aſt may be *thakento and fro before the LoD. 31 Then the Piet thal burne the fat vp⸗ on the Altar: and the beak ſhall be Aarons and his ſonnes. 32 Andthe right Moulder ſhall pee gine vnto the Pꝛieſt for an heaue ofring, of pour peace olftrings. 8 ‘After, hee put the boeaft plate thereon, and put in the bꝛeſtplate “the Arim and the Exed.28 30. Thuͤmmim. and put vpon the miter on the forefront the (cription, Holis olden plate, and the a holycrotune > as te nestothe Lord, — was grauen init. | 02d hàn commanded Molſes. IO (Mow Moles had taken the anoin- b- Thatis, the ting opic, and anointed the > Tabernacle, Holieft ofall, and all that was therein, and lanctiſicð the San@uary, then, and the Court, BL And , a Socalled, bee | 9 Allo hee put the miter vpon his head, cauſe this fupere | Ecclu.4 5-15. pſal. 133.2. Exod. 9.40 cbap.9. 2. e Of the burne offering. d To offer for the finnes of the people. e In other burnt offerings.which ate net of confe- cration,or offe- ring for himfelfe, the Prieft hah the {kia,Chap. 7.8. Exod.29.3t. f Mofes did this becaufe that the riefts were not of Aaron and his fonnes, with II And (princkted thereofvpon the altar fenen times, and anoynted the altar, and all his intruments and the lance, and bis foot, to ſanctifie them) 12 And he powꝛed of the anointing ople bpon Aarons head, and anowited him, to fancttie him. 13 After, Peles bought Aarons onnes, anD put coates vpon them, and girded them with girdies,¢ put bonets vpon thetr heads. as the Lord had commanded Moles. 14* Then be bꝛought the builocke fo: the finne ofting, and Garon and bis ſonnes prt thei hands upon the bean of the bullocke for the linne offering. ; Is Gnd Woles flew him, and tooke the blood, which hee put spon the hornes of the ‘altar round about with bis finger, and pus tified the altar, and powzed the reft of the blood at the feot of the altar: fo he ſanctiſled dit, tomake reconctitation vpon tt, 16 Then he tooke all the fat that was up- on the tnwards,and the kallof the liner,and the two kidnies with their fat,which Moles burned vpon the altar. PENT 17 But thebullocke and bis e hide, and bis fie, and bis dung, hee burnt with fire without the holte, as the Loꝛd had comman- Bed Moles. 18 C ilo hee brought the ramme foz the burnt offting,and daren and bis founes put their bands upon the head ofthe ramme. Ig Go Moles killed it, and ſpꝛinkled the blood bpon the altar roundabout. 20 And Woles cut the ramme in pieces, —— burnt the head with the pieces, and the at, 21 And waen the inwards and the legs in water: fo Moles burnt the ramme every whit vpon the altar; for it was a burnt offes ting kor afweet fauour, which was made by fire vnto the Lowd,as the Lod bad comman- Ded Moles. 22 @ * After, hee brought the other tam, the ramine of conf{ecrations,and Aaron and - bis onnes laid their hands vpon the head of theramme, 23 hich Moles f ſlew, and tooke of the blood ef it, and putit vpon thelappe of Aa» rens tight eare and vpon the thumbe of hts right Hand, ¢ bpon the great toc of his right ot A 24 Then Woes brought Aarons fonnes, and put of the blood onthe lappe of thew right cares, and pon the thumbes oftheir tight bandes, and npon the great toes oftheir right feete, and Moles ſprinkled “= ret of the blood vᷣpon the altar round a= out. 25 And hee toske the fat and the rumpe, and all the fat that was vpon che inwards, and the kalloftieliuer,and thetwo kidnies with their tat,and the right ſhoulder. 26 Alfo hee tooke of the balket of the vn⸗ leauened bꝛead that was before the ilone, one vnleauened cake, and a cake of oyled bread, and one water, and put them on the fat, and bpon the right boulder, 27 Ho he put *ali in Aarons hands ann in bis fonnes hands, andſhooke it to and fro before the Lozd. _-Chap.ix. 28 After, Moles tooke them out of their bands, and burnt them vpon the altar fora burnt offering: for thete were confecrations foz a fweetelauour which were made by fire vnto the Loz. ‘ ï 29 Likewile Moles toske the breſt of the ranune of conlecrations, and fhooke itto and fro befuze the Lod: for it was SBoles oben” as the Lod pad commaunded 30 Alo Poles toske of the anopnting ople and of tye bloon which was vpon the altar,and (prinkled it vpon Aaron, vyon bis garments, and vpon his fonnes, and an bis lonnes garments with him, f hee fanctifien Aaron, gis garments, and bis ſonues, and Dis fonnes garments with him, 31 @ Sftermard Moles faid vnto Garon and bislounes,Deeche the fief at the doore of thes Cabernacie of the Congregation, and there * cateit with the bead thatisix the baſket of confecrations, as 3] commaun- ae fayi, Aaron and bis tonnes hall 32 But that which remaineth of the fish and ofthe bread, mall pe burne with fire. 33 And pe fal not depart from the Dooe ofthe Cabernacie ofthe Congregation ſe⸗ uen dayes, butil the dayes of pour conſecra⸗ tions be at an end: foz *icuen dayes, faid the Lord, hallie ¢ conlecrate pou, 34 As iibe hath done thts Day: fo the Low hath commanded to doe, to make an atone- ment for yon. i 35 Therefoze Hal pe abide at the Doozeof the Tabernacle of the Congregation Dap and night, ſeuen dayes, and (hail keepethe watch of the Logd, that pee Die nat; foz {0 3] am commanded. ) 36 So Aaron and bis fonnes did all things which the Lord had commanded by the > pand of Woles, CHAP. 8 The firftofferings of Aaron. 22 Aaron blef- Seth the people. 23 The glory of the Lovdis [hew- ed. 34 The fire commeth from the Lord, A Moin the» eight Day Woles called Aa: P o and his fonnes, and the Ciders of rael: 2 * Chen helaid vnto Aaron, Take thee a yong calfe foz a? finne offering, and aram foz a burnt offering, both without blemil, and bzing them befoze the Lord. IX, 3 And vnto the chilen of Iſrael thou into the poſſeſſi⸗ fhalt {peake, faving, Cake pee an hee goate on ofthe Pricit- foz a finneoffertng,and a calfe, and alambe hood, & offereth both ofayeere olde, without blemiſh, foza the foure princi . pal facrifices ; the 4 Allo abuilocke, and a ramme foz peace burnt offering, offtings,to offer before the Loꝛd, and a meat the finne offting, offering mingled with oyle: foz ta Dap the thepeace offe- tings,and the § ¶ Then they brought that which Wa: meat offering. fes commanded before the Tabernacle of burnt offering: Lod willappeare vnto pou. the Congregation, and all the affembly man — and tood befoze the: 10:0. 02 theceremonies appertaining, 43 c Before the Al- € 02 Poles had fayd, This ts the ‘tar,where his thing which the Loz Marii mona glory appeared, 3 ot Exod,29:26, g Atthedoore of the court, Exod.29.32. chap.24.9. xod.a9.35. $ Ebr fill your hands. hOr, as I haus done, h By commiffion giuen to Mofes, a After their conſecration: for the feuen dayes before,the Priefts were confecrate, Exod, 29:1. b Aaron entreth Aarons firft offerings. d Reade forthe vnderitanding of this place,Hebr, §-3.and 7.276 e Thatis,helayd them in order, and fo they were burnt when the Lord fent downe fire. £f All this muft be vnderſtood of the preparation of the facrifices which were burnt after,verfe 24, Exed.29.38, g Of the bullock and the ramme. h Becaufe the al- tar was neere the Sanctuary which swas the vpper end, therefore he is {aid to come downe, 3 Or,praved for the people. 2.Macca 2:8. Gene. 4.4. 1.king. 18.38. 2.chron:7.1. 2 Mic.2.19,11. fhonld de, and the glory of the Lom ſhal ay» peare puto pou) 7 Then Wales fayd ynto Aaron, Dzaw neere to thealtar, toffer thy finne offering, and thy burnt oftering, and make an atone: ment foz 4 thee and fo: the people: offer allo the offering of the people, and wake an at- onement foz them, as the Lod hath come manded. 8 € Garon therefore went bute the al: tar,and killed the calfeofthe linne ofering,. which was fo: himlelke. 9 And the fonnes of Aaron brought the bicod vnto him,and he dipt hts nger m the blood, and put it vpon the hoznes ofthe al- tar, and powꝛed the reft of the blood at the foot of the altar. sha Poe Io Burthe fat and the kiontes, and the kalof the liuer of the inse offting, be burnt a altar, as the Loꝛd bad commander Poles. IL The flef alfo and the hide hee burnt with fire without the holte, j 12 After, he Aew the burnt offering, and Aarons fonnes brought vnto him the blod, which hee ſprinkled round about ppon the ar. 13 Alfo they brought the burnt offering bnto him with the pieces thereof, and the bead, and he burnt them vpon che altar. 14 Likewile hee DID way the inwardes and the legs, Et burnt them vpon the burnt offering onthe altar. ; Is C Chen de offered the peovles offring, and tooke a goate which was the finne ofie» ring for the people, ana flew it, and offered it fo: finne,asthe firk: i ' 16 So he oftered the burnt ofring t pre pared it according tothe maner. 17 He pꝛeſented alfo the meat offring, and fillet. bis hand thereof anu *befine the burnt facrifice of the moning, bee burnt this vpon the altar. 18 ide flew allo the bullocke, æ the ramme Eo: the peace offerings, that wag fo: the peo- ple, and Aarons ſonnes brought vnto him the bleed, which be ſprinkled vpon the altar round about, 19 WMith the fat of the bullock and of the ramme, the rumpe and that which couerett the inwards and the kidnies, and the kallo the ltuer. 20 So they lan the fat nyon the bzeatts, and be burnt the fat upon the altar. 21 But the s beealts and the right ſhoul⸗ Der Aaron Hooke to and fro before the Lord, as the Loꝛd had commanded Gates, 22 Go Aaron likt vp his hand toward the people, and bleſſed them, and > came Downe from offering of the finne oftering, and the burnt offcring.and the peace offerings. 23 After, Woles aud Aaron went into the Tabernacle ofthe Congregation, and came out, and ibleſſed the people, *and the glozy ofthe Lozd appeared to ail the peo- e. p 24 *Anutherecame a fire out from the L020, tconfumed vpon the altarthe burnt offting and the fats which when all the peoa Or, gaue a ſhout a — | gaue thankes, and fel ontheir Sar yy Leuiticus. CRUA- Xi 2 Nadab and Abihu are burnt. 6 Ffrael motrneth for them, but the Priefles might not. 9 The Priefts are forbidden wine. Cit * Nadab and Abihu, the ſonnesot Aaron, tooke either of them bis center, aud put fire therein, and put incenle there⸗ uyon, and offered frange fire before the Lord, which he bad not contmianded them. 2 Gherefore a fire went out from the L020, and Deuoured them ; fo they died bg- kore the Lerd. 3 Then Moles ſayd vnto Aaron, Chis is it that the Lorde {pake, ſaying, 3| wili bee b fancttfied in them that come neere me, and befoze all the people J will be gloztticd; but Aaron deld bts peate. 4 Aud Woks called Miſhael and Eha- phan the fonnesof Gzziel, the vneie of Aa- ron, and fayd pnto them, Came neere, carp your || beethen from befoze the Sanctuary cut of the hoſte. ; i - Then they went and carried them in their coates eut ofthe botte, as Woks had commanded. 6 After Moſes ſayd vnto Aaron,¢bnto Eleazar ¢ Ithamar hrs fonnes, < Unconer not pour heads neitherrent your clothes let pe nie and lett wath come upon all the pea: ple: but let pour bꝛethern, ali the boufe ot $6 rael bewaile the burning which the Lod hath d kindled. ; 7 ud goe not pe out from the Dooze of the Tabernacle of the Congregation, leit yer Die: fo the anoynting oyle of the Lord is bpon pou: and they BIB ãccording to Moſes commandement. = @ And the Lord ſpake unto Aaron, ping, s i 9 Thou Halt not Minke wine norſſtrong Minke, thou, noz thy nnes with ther, when pecome into the Tabernacie of the Con- gregation, left pee Die; this is an oDi- — foz cuer theoughout pour generas fong, Io That pe may put Difference betweene the holy and the vnholy, and betweene the cleane and the yncleane, j II And that yee may teach the chitazen of Iſraei ali the ſtatutes which the Lord hath Commanded them by the || hand of ofeg. 12 q Then Moles fayd pute Aaron and onto Eleazar ¢ to Ithamar bis fonnes that wereieft, Cake the meate offering that re- maineth ofthe offtings of the Lod, made by fire, and eate it without leauen belive the altar: foz ft is moft holy: 13 And ye ſhall eat it in the boly place, be- caule it is thy dutie and thy fonnes Duety of the offringsofthe Lozd, mane by fire: forfo Jam commanded. 14 Alfo the * Haken beeaſt and the heane fhonlocr hall pe eat in || a cleane place: thou and thy fonnes, and thy e Daughters with thee: foz thep are ginen as thy || Ductie and thy lonnes Duety, of the peaceofirings ofthe childꝛen of Iſrael. 15 The heaue ſhoulder, and the Maken bꝛeaſt ſhall they bring with the offerings naD by ſure ot the fat, to ſhake it to — 210:6 : Nadaband Abihu burnt. NUM. Z 4. and 26.6 £e 1 chroz.24.2. a Nottakenof the altar, vhich was fent from heaucn, and ens dured till the Captinitieof Bae bylon, b Iwill punith them that ferue me othérwile then I hue com⸗ manded,not fpa- ring the chiefe, thatthe people may feare and praife my iudge- ments. : || Or,cozjfins, c As though ye lamented for them, preferring your carnalt at- fection to Gods iuft iudgement, - Chap.19.28, Deut.14,1. d Indeftroying Nadab and Abi- hu the chiefe,and f menacing the re(t,except they repent, Or, drinhe that maketh drunke, $ lOr cemm ſon. Exod 29. 24. ſOr, wherein ú ne vncæanneſſe. e Forthe breaft and fhoulders of the peace offe- rings might be brought to theig families,fo that their daughters mighteate of them, asalfoof | the offerings of firft fruits, the firft borne, and the Eafter lambe, Reade chap.22. 3 What beats, fifhes or 2.Mac. 2. 11. f And not con- fumed,as Nadab and Abihu. Chap.6.26. g Thatis, Nadab and Abihu. h Mofes bare with his infirmie tie, confidering his great fortow, but doth not leaue an example to forgiue them that malicioutly tranfereffe the commandement of God, Gen.7.2, deut.14.40 acs 10.14. a Or, whereof ye may cate. b He noteth foure forts of bea(ts: fome chew checud onely,and fome haue oncly the foote cleft: others neither chew the cud, nor haue the hoofe cleft : the fourth both chew the cud, and haue the hoofe diuided, which may bee eaten, 2. Mac.6.18. c God would that hereby for a time they fhould be difcerned as his people from the. Gentiles. ~ d Aslitle fithin- gendred of the flime e Asthey which come of genera- tion, before the Lord, and it hall be thine and thy fonnes with thee by alaw for cuer, ap the Lod hath commanded. . 16 ¶ * And MPoles (ought the goate that was offered foz inne, and log it was burnt: therefore bee was angry with Eleazar and Ithamar the ſonnes of Aaron, which were ‘ leftaliue, faying, 17 Ciherefore haue ye not eaten the linne oring tu the boly place, ſeeing tt is mot holyptand God hath ginen it pou,to beare the thiquitic of the Congregation, to make aw atonement foz them before the Lord. 18 Behold, ÿ blood of it was not brought within the holy place: pee Would baue eaten it in the holy place, * as 3| commanded. 19 dnd Aaron faid vito Moles, Behold, this Dap s haue they offered their Gunne ofe- ting t their burnt offering befoze the Lod, anv fuch things as thou knowelt are come bne to méc: JEF had eaten the finne offering ta Dap, ſhould it haue beene accepted in the lightofthe Lon? ; 20 Ho when Moles heard ic, hee was 4 content. CHA PB. 4% de 2 Of beafts, fifhes,and birds, which be clane, and which be vncleane. Akt , the Lorde ſpake vnto Moles and Aaron,faping vnto them, 2 Speake unto the chilen of Firari, and fay, Theſe are the beaites which pee P noe — all the beaſts that ace on e earth. 3 Mhatloener parteth the > hoofe, and is tloucn footed, anù chewth the cud among the beats that fhail pee cate: 4 But ofthem that chew the cud,o2 de- uine the hoofe onely, of them yee hall not eate: as the camell ,becaute he cheweth the cud, and diuideth not the hoofe, yee Mall be vncleane to you. 5 Likewile the cony, becauſe he cheweth the cud and diuideth not the hoofe, he Halbe vncleane ta pou. 6 Allothe hare, becaule he cheweth the cud, and diurdech wot the hoofe, hee Wallie wucleancto pou. — 7_ And the twine,becaule he parteth the hoofe,and is clouen footed, but chewech not the cud, be all be vncleane to pou. 8 Df: their flefh Mall pee not cate, and their carkets ſhall ye not touch: for thep Hall be vnclane to pou, i 9 ¶ Theke thatl pee cat, of all that are in the waters: whatlocucr hath nnes anv fcales in the waters, in the (az, ozin theri- ners, them hail pe eate. 10 But althat haue not finnes no: fecales in the feas, o2 in the rtucrs, of all that d mo- ucth in the waters, and of al elining things that are in the waters, they Hallbe an abo- mination vnto you. Il They, J fay, Hall be an abomination ta you: ye fhail not eat of their fleſh, but wall abhorre their carkeic. ae A2 Cdijatloener bath not Annes no: fecales inthe waters, that Hall be abomination pn- to pou. —3 13 ¶ Thele Hal pe haug allo tn abomina · Chap. xi. birds be cleane or yncleane. — tion among the koules, they Mail not beeg- ten: for they arc an abomination, tye eagiz, and the goſhauke.and the ofpzey, ‘14 Ailothe Aulture, ano the kite after bis kinde, Ig Anð all Ranens after their kind: I6 The oſtrich alio and the night crow, annii ſſeamew, and the Bauke after bts nd: 17 Thelittle ole alf, and the como» vant, and the great owie. } 18 Ailo the lredibanke,and the pelicane, and the fwanne: 8 Ag Chettorke allo, the heron after bis kind, and the lapwing and the backe: 20 And every foule that creepeth and go⸗ eth vpon all foure , fuch fgalbe an abominas tion vᷣnto pow. 21 Pet thele ſhall pee eate: of euery foule that creepetl & gorth vpon all foure, which baug thete fecte and legs all of one to leape withall vpon the earth. 22 DE them pee hail cate thel , the grat hopperafter bis kind, andthe f Qoleanaf> f Thefe were ter bis kiad, the bargol after bis kind, and certaine Kindes the hagab atter his kind. of grafhoppersy 23 ut allother foules, that creepe and which are not baue foure feet, thep thaloe abomination un: now properly to pou. knowen. 24. Foz by fuch you Halibe polluted:who · loeuer toucheth their carkets, fall bee vn- cleane unto the eucning. j 25 Wiholoeuer allo s beareth of theircar- g Out of the keis Hall wath his clothes, and be vncleane campe, vntilleuen. 26 Cuerp beak that hath clawes Dini» Ded, and ts | not clauen footed, nor cheweth the cud, tuch thatl bee vncleane onto you: ae one that toucheth them, fali bee vit- cane. 27 Gnd whatloeuer goeth ppon bis pawes among allmancr beaftes that goeth on ail foure,fuch Wail be pncleane unto yous who fo Doth touch their carkets, Hall be vn- cleane vntiil the euen, : l 28 And he that beareth their carkcis, hal wath bts clothes, and be yncleane vntill the euen :for fuch Wall be vncleane vnto you. 29 T Allo thefe chalbe vncleane to pou a⸗ mong the thinges that creepe € moue upon the carth, the wealei,and the moule, and the hi frog, after bis kind :;· 30 Alo the rat, and the lizard, and the chameleon, and the ſtellio, and themolle. 31 Theile hall be vucleane to you an ong ali that creepe: whoflocuer Doth touch them when they be Dead, Malbe viicleane vntilthe euen. 32 glo whatioeuer any of the Dead care kets of them Doth fall ppon, tail bee vn⸗ cleane, whether tthe vefleil of Wood, v2 raps ment of ifkin, o2facke: whatloeuer veſſell it bee thatts occupied . tt thall bee put in the water as vncleane vntillthe euen, and ſo be purthed. J 33 But euery earthen efell whereinto any otthem falleth whatfoener is within it Hail be vncieane,and* pee hall breake tt. 34. All meat alfo that hall be caten, ifa- ny (uch water come vpon tt, albe vncleanes and all dreinke that Wall bse drzunke in all 4 ` Ach NO r Gryphin,as & ithe Grecke. Or, Cuckowe, Or, Porphyrizs {Or hane no boe ings on their faeta {Or hath not bw foot clonen we twee h Thegreene frogee that fit, tethon the bushes, llOr, Crocodil i Asabottell or bagge Chap.6.284 vncleane. Purifying » 1 He ſpealeth of husband for that fuch veſſels Hall be vncleane. 35 Ano every thing that thetecarkets fal vpon hallbee wucleane : the fonace o2 the pot bhall bee broken : for they ave vucleane, and (hall be vncleane vnto pou. 26 Wet the fountatues and welles where theve is plentie of water fall be cleane : but that which *toucheth their cavketles ſhalbe vncleane. 37 And ifthere fall of their Dead carkeis vpon any (ced, which vſeth tobe Cowen, it Hall be vncleane. 38 Burifany ‘water be powred vpon the feed, and there fal of their Dead carkets ther- on,it Hali be vntleane vnto you. 39 Ikalſo any beat whereof ye may eat, Die, he that toucheth the carkets thereat, hat be vncleane vntill the euen. 40 And hee that cateth of the carkets of tt, (hall wath bis clothes, and bee vncleane vntill the even: bec allo that beareth the cars keis of it; hail wah bis clothes, and bee vn⸗ cleancynttilthecnen. 4I Cuery creeping ching therefore that creepeth npon the earth, Wall bee an abomt- Hation,and not be eaten. ` 42 Mhatloeuer goeth bpon the baft, ¢ whatloener goeth upon al foure,oz that hath many feete among all creeping things that creepe vpon the earth , pee all not eate of them, fo? they ſhall be abomination, : 43 Dee fall not pollute pour ſelues with any thing that creepeth , neither make pour feines vñcleane with them, neither defile pour {elues thereby: pee fhali not , J fay . be Detiled by them, 44 Fo: J am the Lorde your God: bee fanctified therefore, and bee™ holy, toz J ani holy, ¢ defile not pour ſelues with ary crega ping thing, that creepeth pon the carth. Fo: J amthe Lorde that brought pou out ofthe land of appt, to bee your God, and that peu maa be bolp, fo J| am boly. 46 This is the law of thebeaites and of foules, anv of enerp tining thing that moos ucth in the waters, and of enerp ching that creepeth vpon the earth : a 47 That there may bee a difference be- thocene the bucleane ¢ clang and betweene the beak that may beeeaten, and the beat that ought not tobe eaten, CHAP, XII, 2 A law how women fhould bee purged after their deliuerance. A® the Lom pake vuto Motes, ſaying, 2 Speake vnto the chtlazen of Ji- rael, and fay Gben a woman hath brought foorth ſeed, andbozne aman child, fee Hall be vucleane ſeuen dayes, like as ihee fs un pea when ſhee is put apart fo: Her || * BIG gà A 3 ("Andin the eight day, the foretkinne of the childes fleth ſhall be circumciſed.) 4 And thee Kall continuein the blood of ber purifying three > and thirty bapes: fhee fyalitouch ko < hallowed thing, noz came tutothe 4 Sanctuary, vatill the time of her purifping he out. i i s BWuriwhe bears a maid HUD then he Leuiticus. of women. Difcerning of leproſie. fhal be vntleance two e weekes,as when fhe e Twilefolone bath her Biteale: and (hee fall continue in asif he bare a ae blood of her purifping theeelcoze and fire marchilde. ayes. — 6 Now when thedayes of her purifying areout, (whether it bee for a tonne o: tor a Daughter) thee Hall bring to the Peieſt a lambe of one peere old fo: a burnt omering, Aud a poung pigeon oza turtle Daue fo: a fit offering, puto the Dooze of the £ Cabernacle of the Congregation, 7 yo Wall offer it betoze the Loann make ait attoncment foz ber : fo thee fall be purged ofthe ifue ofhet blood. This is the law fo: ber that bath bezn amaleoz female. 3 Wut tt thee + hee not able to bring a lambe, thee atl being two * turties.ortwo pong pigeons ; the one foz a burnt offering, and che other fora tinne offering, and the Wie ſhall make an atonement toz her > fo ibe (hall Be cleane. CHAP, XIII. 2 What confiderations the Priefts ought to ob- ſerue in iudging the leprofie, 29 The blacke [pat or ſtabbe, 47 and the leprie of the garment. Meee the Lorde (pake unto Poles, and to Aaron, faying, 2 The man that thal pane in theſkinne of bis tie afwelling o alcab, 02 a white {pot, fo that inthefktane of fis fleſh it bee lke the plague of lepzotie, then pee Hall bee brought vnto Aaron the Peieſt, o2 vate one of His tonnes the Picks. 3. And the Pꝛieſts Hatllooke on the fore in the fkinne of his fief : tf the haire in the {oze bee turned into white, oz the fore feeme tobe>lower then the fkinne of bts fiet, tt ts a plague of tepeotie: therefore the Prieſt oat looke on pim, and +pzonornce him vn⸗ clean. 4 But if the white {pot be in the fkinne of his fieh, and feeme net to be lower then the fiin, no: the haire thereofbe turned vn- to white, then the atte hall hut vp him that hath the plague, feuen Bayes. i 5. After the Piet wall looke bpon him the fenenth day; and tf the plague (eeme+to Him toabive itil, and the plague growe not in thefkinne, the [Patek thal huchim vy pee ſeuen Dayes moze. — 6 Then the Pick Hali looke on him a: gaine the ſeuenth Day, and ifthe plague bee Darke , and thefoze grow not tn the fkinne, then che Piet hal+pronounce him cleane, foritisa (cab; theretoze hee Hall wath his clothes and be cleane. i ; 7 Butrl the (cab grow moze tn the fkin, after that he is ſeene of the Titi, foz to bee purged , he thall be ſeene of the Petet pet as gaine. fener Orbe bread. 8 Then the Pict Hall confiner,andif abroad. the fcab || grow mn the fkin, then the Piet d As touching fall pronounce bim avncleane: for it is le⸗· his bodily difeates polie. for his difeafe was 9 lahen the plague of lepzoſie tsina nor imputed to man he ſhalbe brought vnto the Prieſt. him for finne be- 10 And the Prick Hal feehim: ana ifthe fore God,though welling bee white inthe fkinne, and haue itwerethe pu. made the haire white, And thore bes rawe nifhment of Reyin the ſwelliug. na fiancs f Where the burnt offrings were wont to be offered, . Ebr. ifher band finde not the worth of alambe | Like 2434, a Thatit may be fufpected to be the leprie. b Thatis, ſhrun⸗ ken in,and bee lower then the relt of theskin, +Eb. fhal pol- lute him. Ebri his eyes, c As hauing the skinne drawen together,or blacki. tEbr. fall clenfe hin. lOr; bud. The difcerning e For itis not that contagious eprofie thatin- fe@erb,but a kind of skirfe,which hath not the fleſh raw as the lepro⸗ fie. £ That is,decla- reth thatthe fleſh is not found, but is in daunger to be leprous. |Or impoftume, g None were ex- empted , but if the Prieft pro- nounced him vn- cleane,he was put out from among ' che people,as ap- peareth by Marie the Prophetefle, Numb, 12. 14. and by King Vz- ziah, 2,Chro.26.20, b If behanea white {pot in that place where the burning was after healed, * lOrfwelimg, Chap: xiii. IL It is an elde lepmofie in the ſtinne of on the bead o: inthebeard, bis fleth: and the ict thal pronounce yim vacleanz, and fhall not fut him vp, for be ts pncleane. ; 12 Allo ik the leprofie | breake ont inthe fkinne, and the lepofie ceuer ail the fkinne ofthe plague, from bis heade, cuen to his feete,wherefocuer the Piet losket, 13 Then the Piet hall confiver: and if the lepꝛoſie couer all his fiey, hee wall pro- nounce the plague tobe ¢ cleanc, becauſe tt i ail turned into whiteneſſe: fo yee thail be cleane. 14 But ifthere be raw fie on him when hee is (eene,ye hall be vncleane. 15 Fo the Pꝛieſt fail ice the raw eh, and Declare him to be vncleane: forthe ram tlef isf wncleanc,therefore 1t ts the lepꝛoſie. 16 D2,téthecaw fieh change and be turs Dane white, then bee Wall come to the pielt, i 17 And the Pich Hall behold him: and iF the fore bee changed tnto white, then the Pꝛieſt thall pronounce tye plague cieane,for itis cleane. í Sj: <18 ¶ Tbe fieh al in whoſe lkinne there izja bile, and ts heaied, 19. And in the placeof the bile there bea white fwelling , 02 a white tpotte ſomewhat reddiſh it Wall beleenc ofthe Diet, 20 And when the iett teeth it, ik it ap- peare lower then thefkinne, andthe baire thereof be changed into white, the Piet then fhall pronounce him e vucleane: for fe i aplagucofiepofie, bꝛoken out in the ile 21 But ifthe Pꝛieſt tooke on it,and there be no white haires therein, andaf it be not lower then thefkinue, bur be darker , then the Hiet Hall hut him vp leven Daves, 22 And ifit ſpread abzoad inthe tleſh the paini hall pronsunce him vncleane, for tt ts afore. 23 Gut if the (pot continue in bis place, and grow notit tsa burning bile « therfoze the Diet hall Declare him to be cleane. 24 C FE there be any fied, in whote fkin there is an bot burning,and the quicke fem of the burning baue a “white ſpot ſomwhat reddi opaite, 3 25 Then the Piet ſhall looke vpon it: audik the baire in that ſpot be changed into white,and tt appeare lower ther the fkinne it tsa lepꝛoſie broken ont tn the burning: therefore the Pict fhall pronounce him yn- cleane: for ít is the plague of lepꝛoſie. 26 But if the Peieſt looke on it, and there be no white baire ithe forte, and be no lower then the other fkinne, but be Bars ke > then the Pich Hail Hat him vp ſeuen ayes, 27 After.the peat ſhall looke on him the fenenth Day: if tt bee growenabzoad in the fáinne, then the Picit hall pronounce pint wucleane ; for it is the plague of lepꝛoſie. 28 Andit the ſpot abide in his glace , not growing in the lkinne, butts Darke, it isa Rrifing ofthe burning: the Wiek Hail ther- foe Declare bim cleane, fo2 it isthe mping vp of the burning, 29 Gif alle amano: woman bath a faye 30 Cher the Piet ſhall ſee the fore: ana iftt appeare lower then the fein, and there be in it a (mal pellow i hatve,then the etek hall pronounce him vncleane: for it is a biarko fpot, and lepzofie of the head oz of the beard. 31 And if the Peieſt looke on the fore of the blacke fpot, aunn if tt ſeeme not lower thenthefkinne , no: haue any blacke baire in it, then the Piet wail ut vp him that ia the izg ot the blacke ſpotte, ſeuen apes. 32 After, inthe ſeuenth dap the Pꝛieſt ſhãll lookeon the ioze : and if the blacke (pot grow not, and there be tn tt na pellow patre, ap the black (pot ſeeme not lower then the inne, 33 Then he hall be hauen, but the place ef the biacke (pot fhall he not Haue: but the Puch fhall {hut yp him ,tbathath tye blacke pot,feuen dayes moze. . 34 Andthe ſeuenth Day the Prieſt Hall looke onthe blacke {pot: and it the blatke {pot grow not in the fkinne,nozleeme lower then the other fkinne, then the Pꝛteſt fall Gente him, and he Hal walh bis clothes, and e cleane. ; 35. But ik the blacke (pot grow abroad in- the fleſh after bis clenfing, 36 Shen the Piek Halllooke on it: and ifthe blacke (potte grow tn the Ckinne , the Pet yall not * feeke foz the pellow paires for he is vncleane. ; 37 But ik the blacke (potte feeme to hin to abide, and that blacke baire growe therein, the blacke ſpotte is heaicd, hee is — the Prieſt wal declare pim to be cleane. 33 Q Furthermore if there bee manie white (pots in the (aus of the tief of man og woman, i 39 Then the hiet ſhall confiver: andi€ the (pots in thefkinne oftheir fleſh be fomes what Darke and white withall, itis buta white fpot beeken ont inthe fkin; theretore he íis cleane. pth 40 And theman whole haire is fallen off bis beav,and ts baide,is cleane. 41 And tf bis head tole the! paire on tbe forepart , and bee balde before, hee is cieane, 42 Butifthere be in the baidehead,o2 in the balne fozchead a whice ren defy fore, itis a lepꝛoũe (pringing in pis bald bead, 0 in bis balde fozehead. j 43 Therefore the Prick Halllooke spon it, and tf the rtling of the loze be white red» Dil} in his balde head, oꝛ in his balve fozes beaz appearing like leproſie in the fkinne of the fief, 44 Veisa leper and vncleane: therefore the Pꝛieſt hall prouounce him altogether bucleane: for the lore is in His hean, 45 The leper alo in whom the plague is, thall bane its clothes rent, and bis Hean barz and hali put aconering vpon his » iip, and {hall trp, iamynecleane, lam vn⸗ cleane. i 46 As long as the diſeale halbespon dim, he Hall be potluten, for hee is vncleane 7 = ge oftheleprofie. 45 i Which was nog wont to be there, or els {maller then in any other patt of the body, k He fhall noz care whether the yellow haire bee there oF nO» 1 By fickneffe, or any other incon- uenience, m Infigne of forrowand la⸗ mentation, n Eitherintos ken of mour- ning, or for fearg of infe Ging others. | Leproficin the garment. | Numb, 5.3. | 2king. 05.6. « | o Whether it be garment , veflcil, eriniicument, p But abide Rill in one place,as verfe 37- q But remaineas ic did before, £ Or, whether it be in any bare place before, or behiade. f To theintent he might be fure that the leprofie was departed, and that all occa- fion of infe@ion might be taken awaye. Matth.8.2- marke 1.406 luke 5. 12. a Ortheceremo- mony which fhal be vfed in his purgation. Hallowell alone, * without the campe thall bis habitation be, 47 @Alfe the garment that the plague p eficproliets in, whsthcr tt be a wollen gar- ment o: a linnen garment, 43 Whether it be tn the warpe ozin the wooke of linnen n of wollen, either matkin, 9: Lt any thing made of (kin, 49 And tf te loze be greene, 0? fomewhat reddiſh in the garment 02 in che Chin, o2 in tie warpe, oL nthe woofe , o inan thing thatis made of ¢fkin,tt isa plagne ot lepro · fic, and aibe Gewend unto the Prick. < 50 Then the Pꝛieſt Mall lee the plague, an Wut vp it taac hath the plague, feuen ayes, SI Sud Mall loske on the plague the fe- ucnih Dap; LE the plague growe inthe gar- ment, ozin the warpe, ozin the wooke, o2 in the iktune, opin any thing that is made of Cain, chat plaque isa fretting leprofie, and vncleane. 52 And hee hail burne the garment, o2 the Warpe,o2 the woote whether tt be weols teno: linuen , 02 anp ching that is made of fkin, wherein the plague is; fozitisa fret- n leprolic, therefore it Halbe burnt inthe re 53 FE the riet pet fee that the plague P grow notin the garment ,o2 tn the woote, 0 in whatlocuer thing of fkinne tt be, §4 Chen the uct Hal command them to waft the thing wherin the plague is, and he thall Qut tt vp euen Dayes mere. ss Againe the [Iziek hall looke on the plague, after itis wathed: and if the plague baue not changed his a colour, though the plague fpzead no further, it is vicleane: thou ſhalt burne it tn the fire, foritis a frette in⸗ ward, t whether thefpot bein thebare place ofthe whsie,oz in part thereof, 56 And if the Piet lee that the plaque be Darker, after thar it ts waoe, be thal cut it out of the garment, o2 out ofthe (kinac,oz outef the warye, o: out of the woofe, §7 Aud lit appeare till in the garment, 0 tthe warpe, o2tnthewooke, orin-any thing made off&inne,it is a ſpꝛcading leprie: thou ihalt burne the thing wherein p plague is, in the fire. 58 Jf chou baue walhed the garment o: the warpe,o2 the woofe,o2 whãtſoeuer ching of fkin tt bz ifthe plague be Departed there- from, then Wall it bee wathed ‘the ſecond time, and be cleane. 59 This ts the law of the plagueof Ie- pꝛoſie ina garment of woollen o: linnen , 02 tn the warpe,oz in the woofe, ozin anp thing ofſkinne, to make it cleane o? vncleane. CHAP, XIII, 3 ‘Thecleanfing of the lepers 34 and of the howfe that he i. AL D the Low {pake wuto Moles, lay- ing > 2 * This ís the=tatw of the leper in the Day of his clenling:that ishe Halbe bought vnto the Piet, 3 And the Prick MAN gog out of the Leuiticus. campe, and the Piet hal confider bim: and ifthe plague of lepofie bee healed in theles et, 4 Then fal the Prick command to take foz him that ts clenfed,two | {parrowes altue and’ cleane and cedar Wood, and a ſcarlet lace,and hyſſope. § Anè the Piet Hall command to kill one of the birds ouer ¢ pure water in an car- then veſſell. © After, hee hall take the line fparrow with the cedar wood, and his ſcatlet lace, and the hyſſope, and thaildtp them and the lining ſparrow tn the blood of the ſparrow faine ouer the pure water, 7_ And hee tail ſprinkle spon him that mutt be cleanled of hts leproſie, ſeuen times, andclenfe him, and hall d let goe the line ſparrow into the broad field. 8 Then he that halbeclenled, hal wah bis clothes, and thane off all bis patre, and wath bimielfe in water , lo bee Hail bee cleane; after that fall hee come into the — , but hall tary without his tent ſeuen apes. 9 Do inthe leuenth dap hee Hall Wane off ail his hatre,bech bis hean anv his beard, and his eve bꝛowes: euen all dis hatre Hall bee ſhaue, and hail wat bis clothes, ana — wath bis tet) in water : fo hee Hall bee cleane. Io Then in the eight Day hee Hall take two hee iambes without © blemif), and an ewe lambe of a peere olde without blemi, and thee tenth Deales of fine flowz¢ fora meate offering mingled with ople, fanda pinte ofople. _ i IL And the Pꝛieſt that maketh him cleane, pall bring the man which is tobee made cleane,and thole things before the Lobe, at the doore of the Cabernacte of the Congres gation. i 12 Then the Pꝛieſt thal take one lambe, and offer him koꝛ a tre(pafie ofring, and the pint ofople,and* ake chem toand frebe- fore the 1023. i S 13 Andhe Hal kill the lambe in the place where the tune offering and the burnt ofe- ring are faine, euen in tie holy place : foz as the * inne offertng is the Prieſts, fois the treſpaſſe offering :for it is mot holy. 14 So the Pꝛieſt Hal take of the blood of the treſpaſſe offring,and put it pon the lap ofthe right eave of him that hali be clenfed, and vpon the thumbe of bis right band and vpon the greattocsfiisrightfoote, 15 The Pꝛieſt hall alo take of the pint ofople, and powe it into the palme of dis left Hand. j L 7588 16 And the Priel Hall dippe hist right finger in the oyle that ts in his left band, € {prinkle of the oyle with bis finger ſeuen times befoze the Lod. i 17 And of theren of the ople that ts in bis hand, tall the Piek put ypen the lap of the right eare of htm that ts to be clenſed, and ppon the thumbe of his right bande, and npon the great toe of bis right foot, + where the blood of the treſpaſſe offering Was put. à 18 But the remnant ok the ople cme; ~ Thelawandmaner llOr, little birds. b Of birds whieh were permitted to be eaten. c Runving wa- ter,or of the fountaines. d Signifying that he that was made cleane, was fet ati libertie, and ree ` ftored tothe company of others. e Which hath ao imperfection in any member. f This meafure > in Ebrew is called Log, and con- teineth fixe egges in meafure. Ex0d.39.24s Chap. 7.7. tbr the ſinger q his right hand, $b open the blood of the tref~ paffe offering. of cleanfing the Leper. the Pꝛieſts hand, hee Mall pote vpon the Head of him that ts tobee cleanted ; io che Puet Mall make an atonementtoz hun be- foze the Lod. Ig Aud the Pict hall offer the finne of- fering, and makz an atonement for bint that is to be cleanſed of pts uncleannelit:then af- ter hall He kill the burnt offering. 20 Ha the Piet hall offer the burnt of» fering,and the meate offting upon the altar: and the uel all make an atonement foz him: fo he Halle cicane. 21 But if he be pone, and tnot able then he hail baing one Lambe fog a treſpaſſe offe- ting to bee aken, for bis reconciliation, g Whichisan anda stenth Deale of tine tioure mingled - Omer,reade Exo. — — foz a meate offering, with a pinte 16.16. Q oy g, 3 22 Alo two turtle Dones, 02 twa poung ; pigeons, as beis able, whereofthe one thall aler offering, and the other aburnt of- ering. } 23 Anu he Hall being them the eight vay foz bis cleanfing vnto the Peieſt at the done of the Cabernacte of the Congregation be- foze the Loz. ' 24 Chen the Prick hall take the lambe of the trelpaile ofting,and the pinte of ople, and the Wiet hall e hake them to and fra befozetheZod. 25 Aud he hall kill the tambe of the tref- patie offting, and the Pꝛieſt Mall take of the blood of the treſpaſſe offering, and put it vpon thelappeot his right eare that ts tobe cleanled, and vpon the thumbe of His right aud, and vpon the great tog of his right opte. 26 Allo the Bꝛieſt ſhall powe of the oyle into the paime of bis owne t left hand. palme of the 27. Se the Wiet thail with his right fins Priefts left ger, (princkle of the oyle that ts in bis left hand. Hand. feucn times before the Lo2v, 28 Then the Watele Mall put of the oyle thatis in his band, vpon the lappeof the right eare of him that is to be cleanted, and npon the thumbe af his right band, and vp⸗ on the great toe of bts right foote: vpon the place || of the biosu of the treſpaſſe ofring. 29 But the reſt ofthe ople that ts in the Bꝛieſts pand, he (hall put vpon the head of him that is tobe clented, to make an atone: ment for him before the Lord. A 30 Aii Hee thall pelent ene of the tur- Erom 92 Of the yong pigeons, ias hee is able; » tEbr.bis haad cannot take ite b Or,fhall offer them as the offe- ring that is ha- ken to and fro, Ebr into the llOr where the blood of the tre- pale offering was put, as ver ſe 17. s i Whether of them he can Bet 31 Such, Flay, as hee is able, the one foz a ſinne ofring, ano the other foz a burne of: fering with the meat offring: fo the Prieſt Wal make an atonement fo: him that ts tebe clean(ed,befozethe Lod. y 32 This isthe * lawe of him which hath the plague oflepzolie, who ts not able in bis cleanliñg to offer the whole. 33 E The Loz allo ſpake vnto Boles, and to Aaron faving, 34 hen pe be come bnto the land of Ca⸗ naan which J giue you in poſſeſion, JF J without Gods. 'fende the plague of leproſie inan Houle of prouidenceand © theland of your polſſeſſion, í his (eading, 35 Then bee that oweth the houſe, hall — cone and tell the Dich, faving, Mee Or,befides the meate offerme. k This order is appoynted for the poore man, 1 This declareth that no plague nor puni/hment commieth to man i Chap. xiiij. boufe. 36 Then the hiet Gail command them tocmptie the boule befoze the Ozick goe in- totttoleerhe plague, thatall that is inthe boufe be not made vncleane, and then fjalt the Pꝛieit goin to fee the houte, A 37 And he hall marke the plague: ann if the plague bee in the walles of the boule, and that there bee Deepe || pots, greenify o? one, which ſeeme to bee lower then the a > 38 Then the Piet Mall goe out of the Houle to the Donze of the Bouleand hal caule to ſhut vp the boule ieuendaves, 39 So the Hieft hail come againe the feuenth Day sand ik helee that the plague be increaſed in the walies of the poule, 40 Then the Pict hal command them totake away the ttones wherein the plague is,and they hall caſt them tuto a llfoule place without the city. 41 Allo hee thall caute to ſcrape the houſe Within round about, and powe the out, that they baue pared off, without the citie ia u an vncleane piace. 42 And they hall take other ſtones, and put them tn the placesof thole ones, and wall take other morter, to platſter the houſe ith. 43 But if the plague come againe, and breake out inthe houſe, after that be bach ta ken away the ſtones, andatier chat he hath ſcraped and platitered the houle, 44. Ghenthe Patek thali come and lees and tthe plague growe it the boule, itisa fretting lepzolie in the houſe: it tg therefore vncleane. 45 And he Wal bake downethe honk, with the ftones otit and the timber thereof, and allthe || mopter ofthe boute, and he thal cans them out of the citie tuto an vncleane place. 46 Mozꝛeouer he that goeth into the houle all the white that it is Wut vp, he thal be dn- cleane vntill the euen. 47 weallothat ſlecpeth in the boule wan wait hisclorhes: he likewile thatcatethin the boule, hall wath bis clothes, 43 Butif the Piet hall come and fee that the plague hath ſpread no further in the bouf after the joule be plaiſtred, the Prick fhall pronounce that houſe cleane, toz the plagueis heated. i ; 49 Then Hal he take to purifie the bonté, two ſparrowes, ann cedar wood, and oltar let lace,and pyrope. - 50 And he thal kill one ſparow quer pure Wwaterin anearthen vefieil, si And Hal take the cedar wood, and the bylfope.and the (carlet lace with the liue fpa- row, and Dip them tthe blood of the ftaine parow.and tithe pure water, and ſprinckle the bouie Cuen tines: A 52 So Hall he cleanſe the boufe with the bloon ot the ſparow, and with the pure wa- ter, and with the liue Paret, and with the cedar Wood, and wich the hyſſope, and with the ſcarlet lace. t 53 Afterward he Mallet goe the line fpa- owe out of the towne inig- the af > > Leprofie in an honfes 46 thinke there is like a plagne of leprofie tn the lOr blackeneffe, cr helow firakesa POr polluted: m. Where cari- ons were caft,and other filth, that the people might not therewith be infeed, n Thatis,he fhal command itto be pulled down, as verſe 40, lOr duf, o It ſeemed that this wasa lse og ftriag to binde the hy fope to the wood,and {owas madea fprinkle,the A= poftle to the Hes brewes callethit fearlet woolly Heb,9. 19. tEbr.citie, Ebr. on the fat» of the field, FF Themaner of purging ee sna — — — — — — —— —ñ —— — — — s — — — vncleane man fedes: fo ſhall he make atonement for the houſe, and tt Halve cleane, 54 This is the law fez eueryplague ofle- (hap. 13. 30. pꝛölie and * blacke por, 55 Anvof cheleprolicof the garment, and of the houſe lOr,ryfing. 56 And ofthe || ſwelling, and ofthe ſcab, ana of the white tuot. tEbr.intheday §7 This is the law ofthe lepzoſie to teach ofthe uncleane, Whenatking ts nelang, and when it is and inthe day of cheang: the cleane, f CHAP, XV. 2. 19 The maner of purging the uncleane ifs fises,both of men and women. 31 The children of Mael muſt be feparate from all uncleanne (fe. pageone Lozve (pake vnto Moles, and to Aaron faping, 2 Speake vnto the childsenof Iſrael and fay bunto them, Ahoſoeuer hath an ifue — bis Rely, ts vncleane, becauſe of his iſſue. And this Halbe bis vncleanneſſe in his ifue ; when bis fleſh auoydeth bis tue, oif a Whole feed êi- ther in ficeping, or els of weake- nefle of nature ifuech at his le · ¶ his fief be topped from his Wue,this ts bis —— thine, vncleannelle. i i ene her Aaa 4. ` Cuerp bed thereon he lieth that hath the ifue, ſhall be vnclcane, and cuery thiig whereon he litteth Halbewneleane. 5. CAbofecuer allo toucheth his bed, Hall wath his clothes, and wath himſelfe in wa- ter, and ſhalbe vucleane wncill the euen. 6 And bee that litteth on anp thing whereon he fate that hath the ifue bal wath bis clothes, and wah himſelfe in water, and hall be vncleane vntill the ever, 7 Allo hee that toucheth the flew of him that bath the ifue, hal wath bis clothes, and wath himlelfe in water, aus halbe vncleane vntill the euen. j 8 Jtheallo that hath the iſſue, ſpit vpon him thatts cleane, che thal wath bis clothes, and wath himlklfe in water,and hall be vn⸗ cleane vntill the even. 9 And whatelaodle foeuer he rideth upe on, that hath the ifue, ſhall be vncleane. Io And wholoener toucheth any thing that was onder him hall be vucleane vntili the euen: and hee that beareth thole things, fhal wath his clothes, and wath huntetfe tn water, and Hallbe vncleane vutti the even. II Likewiſe whomſoeuer hee toucheth that hath the ifue Cand hath not waed bis bands in water) hall wath his clothes, ant wath bimfelte tt water, and Halbe vncleane vntill the euen. 12 * And the veffell of earth that he tou- theth, which bath the ifue, thall be broken: —— veſſell of wood ſhall bee rinſed in ater. 13 But ik he that hath an iſſue, bee clean- fed of his ifle, then ſhali he count him ſenen dayes fo his clenling,and wath his clothes, and wath bis flem ut pure water: fo Hal hee be cleane. 14 Then the cight dav he Mall take vnto bím tive turtle Doues , o2 two yong pige- ols, and come before the Lord atthe Doope of the Tabernacle of the Congregation, and fall gine them vnto the Piet. Ig And the Patek Hall make of theone fhalbe vncleane, e On whom the did fpit. d The word fig- nifieth euery thing whereon aman rideth, Chap.6.280 € -Thatis,be re- ftored to his old ftate,and be hea- led thereof, Leuiticus. vncleane iſſues. of them a ſinne offering, and of the other a burnt oſferiug: lo tbe Diett ſhall make an atonement fog him defoze the Lorde, foz his iſſue. 16 Aio if any mans iſſue of ſeede depart from bini, be hail wath all bis £ fe in was ter.anD be vncleane vntill the euen. 17 AnD every garment and eucty fkinne whereuvon thalibe tue of feed, thalbe euer = pati with water, anb bee yutleane ynta becuez, | 18 Ik he that hath an ifue of feed doe lie | witha woman, thep Hall both wath them (elues mith water,and be vncleane vntil the euen. 19 @ Ato when a woman Hall haue an ifue, and her tilue tnber||tleh Hall be blood, 9dr, fecret pare. -| f Meaning,al! his body. — — — fhe ſhalbe put apart ſeuen dayes:and whoſo⸗ euer toucheth ber, Hallbe vntleane vntil the euen. g That is,when 20 And whatloener He lieth vpon ineher thehah her | feparation,Haibe vncleane, and euery thing foureswhereby | that fhe litteth upon, fhallbebncleane. _—theis(eparate 21 Wholſdeuer allo touchetl ber Bed. {hal from her bus- wath his clothes, and. wath humſelfe with band,from che water and fhal be vncleane vnto the euen. Tabdernacie,and 22 And wholoeuer toucheth anp ching from couching that the face upon pall wath bis clothes.and ofany holy ching wath himſelke in water, and Halbe vncleane | pnto the euen: | 23 So that whether he touch her bed, 02 any thing whereon ihe bath lit, be Halbe pne Cicane vñto the euen. 24 And ifa manlie with ber,ethe flowers | of her ſeparation htosch pim, he thall beyn- b Ianyother | cleane ſeuen Dayes: and all the whole bed vncleanneſſe did whereon helieth, fall be vncleane. onely touch him | 25 Alfo when a womans ifue of bloon inthe bed: for: runneth long time belides the time of her elsthemanthae | + flowers, o? when thee hath an ifuelonger companied with then her flowers, all the dayes of the iſſue of fucha woman, ber vncleanneſſe, the Wall be vncleane as in should die,Chap. the time of her flamers. ; 20.18, 26 Euety bed whercon We lieth (as long 1br. [paration as her ifue latteth)ihalbe to ber as her‘ bea i Shallbe vn- of her feparation:and whatſoeuer fhe fitteth cleane, asthe bed vpon, ali be vncleane, as her vncleanneſſe whercon fhe lay when the ts put apart. when fhe hadher 27 Andwholocuertoucheth thele things, naturall diſeaſe. fhall be vncleane,and hall wath his clothes, + and wath himlelfe in water,and hallbe vn⸗ cleane vnto the euen, l : i 28 Butik he be cleaned of her ifue, then ſhe thall «count her ſeuen dayes, and after, fhe ſhalbe cleane. 29 And in the eight day ſhe ſhall take vn⸗ to ber two turties,o2 tiwo pong pigeons,and baing them vnto the Puet at the deoze of te the Cabernacte of the Congregation. 30 And the Pꝛieſt Hall make of the one : a linne offering, and ofthe other a burnt of. Godrequireth fering, and the Piet ſyall make an atone- of bis purity and ment foz ber befoge the Lo, foz the iffue of cleanneffe : wee ber vncleanneſſe. cannot be his, 31 Thus hall pe feparate the children of except our filth Iſrael from their pucleaunefle, that thep Die andfinnesbee not in their vncleanneſſe, if they Defilemp® purged withthe Tabernacle that tg among then. blood of leſus 32. Chis isthe laweof him thathath an Chriftjandfowe ifue, and of hin from whom goeth an iſſue learneto deteſt of ſeede wherebp he is Defe — all finne, | 2 | k After thetime that fhe is reco- uered, 1 Seeing that Chaſ.i o.1,2. Exod. 30.10. | bebr.9.7. a The Prieft en- tred into the Ho- tiek of all but onceayeere, euen inthe mo- neth of Septem» ben hOr, priwitieso Hehh Je - b In Bbrew itis called Azazel, whichfome fay, is amountaine neere Sinai,whi- ther this goate $ was fent: bur ra- ther itis called the Scape goate, becautet he —* not offered, but fent into the de- ſert, as verfe 21. 4 The holieſt of all. lOr, the ſmohe. HOr, Arke. Hebr. 9:13» sad 104» Chap.4,6. fide which was The fcape goate. å Thatis, onthe 33 Allo ofberthatis fiche of her floures, and of him that hath a running ifue , whe» ther ithe man o: woman, and of himthat lieth with her which is vncleane. CHAP, XVI. 2 The Prieft might not at all times come into the moft holy place, 8 The Scape goate. 14 The purging of the Sanctuary. 17 The clenfing of the Tabernacle. 21 ThePrieft confefeth the finnes ofthe people. 29 The feaft of cleanfing finnes, Bee eee the Lode ſpake vito Mo⸗ fes, "atter the Death of the two ſonnes of Aaron, when they came to otfer before the Lom and died: ꝛ 2 Anu the Lom (aid vnto Moles, Apeake vnto Aaron thp bastber, *that he come not at all times into the Holp place within the Daile, befoze the Mercieſeat, which ts vpon the Arke,that be Die not : fom Jwili appeare in the cloud vpon the MBerciefeate. 3 After thts fore fyall Aaron come into the holy place: cuen with ayong bullocke foz : finne offering,and a ramme fog a burnt of- ering. i 4 Hee hall puto the holy linnen coate, and thal haue linen beceches vpon bis | fleth, and hall be girded witha linen girdle, and thal couer bis head with a linen miter: thele are the holy garments: therefore wall hee wath bis tle tn water, when hee Doety put them on. f § And he haltake of the Congregation ef the childꝛen of Iſrael, two hee goats fo2 a aere offering, and a ramme foz a burnt ofe ering. 6 Then Aaron Wall offer the bullocke foz bis finne offering , * and make an atone» ment fo? himfelfe,and foz bis boufe. 7 And he halltakethetwo Hee goates, and prefent them before the Loz at rye doze ofthe Tabernacle of the Congregation, 8 Then Aaron hall cattlecces ouer the two bee goats: one lot for the Lod, and the other foz the? Drape goate, And Aaron halt offer the goat, bpon which the Lords lot Hallfall,and make him a ſinne oftering. 10 But the goate on which the lot Mall fail tabe the Scape goate, hall be preſented atine befoze the Lod. to makereconciltation by hintand toilet him goelag a Scape goat) inte the wildernefie. u Thns Aaron Mail offer the bullocke foz his tinne offting and make a reconcilia- tion foz himſelte, añd fog his poule, and Mall kill thebutlocke foz bis finne offering. 12 And hee Hall rake a cenfer full of burs ning ceales front of the altar before the Loj0,and his hand ful of ſweet incenſe bea» ten ſmall, and being it within the vaile, 13 And ſhall put the incenſe vpon the fire befoze the Lord, that the lj cloude of thein- cenle may couer the Mercieſeate that is yp. onthe | Teſtimonie: fo he Hall not die, I4 And hee Hali*take of the bleod of the bullocke , * and ſprinckle it with bis finger towardthepeo- hyonthe Mercieſcate *Sakward and be- D ple: forthe head fozethe Metcieſeate ball hefpzinckle af the of the Sanuary blood with his Anger ſeuen times. j 9 Rood Weftward, 15 ¶ Chenall he kill the goate thatis afterward come intothe pohe the peoples iune offering, and bring bis blood within the vaile, and Doe with that. blood, as bee Did with the blood of the buls locke, and ſprinckle it npon the Mercieſeat, and betoze rhe Mercieleat. 16 Hobe Hall purge the boly place from the vncleannefic of the chtldzen of Ziracl, and from their treſpaſſes of all their finneg: fo Wall he Doe allo foz the Tabernacle ofthe Congregation = placed with them , in the mids ot their vircleanneffe. 17 * And there ſhalbe no man inthe Ta⸗ bernacle of the Congregation, when hee go- eth in to make an atonement in the oly place, vntill he come out and baue made an atonement foz himſelfe, and for bis houtes bolne, ana forall the Congregation ot Il Chap.xvie A finne offering foratonement, 47 e Placed among them which are vacleane, Luke 1,40, 18 After, be Hall goe out vnto the faltar f Whereupon that is before the LoD, and makea reconcis the fweer incenſe lation bponit,and thall take of the blood of and perfume was the bullocke , and of the blead of the goate, oftied, —— it vyd the hoꝛnes ofthe altar round It: 19 Ao all de {princkle of the blood wps on it with his finger fenen times, and clenſe tf, and Hallow ittrom the yncleannes of the childzen of Iſrael. 20 ¶ then be hath made an end of pura ging the holy place, and the Cabernacte of the Congregation, and thealtar, then bec Wall bring the liue goate: 21 And Aaron thall pnt beth his handes- bpon the head of the line goate, and contefie ouer hun all the iniquities of the chilazen of Iſraei,and all there trelpatles, tn all their linnes , putting them s vpon the bead of the per : and Wall fende him. away (by the aM of Aman Appointed) into the wilder nee, 22 Hothe goate Wall beare vpon him all their iniquitics into + thelande that is not inhabited, and he ſhall let the goate goe into the wilderneſſe. g Hereinthis- poate is a true figure of Tefus Chrift, who bea reth the finnes o$ the people, Ifa. 3 se + che pe land of: 23 After, Aaron hall comeinto the Ta- /eparation., bernacle of the Congregation, and put off the linnenclothes, which be puton when he went inte the ioip place, and leaue them there. 24 Pee Mall wah allo his fieh with wa» ter in > the bolp place, and put on bis owne rannent, and come out, and make jis burnt offering , and the burntoffering of the peo⸗ ple, aud make an atonement tez bimicife, and foz the people.. ; 25 Alfo the fat of the finne offering hall ge burne vpon the altar. 26 And bee that carted forth the goate called the cape goate Wal wath his cloths, and wah his fleih in water, and after chat fhall come into the hotte. i 27 Allo the bullock fo: the burnt offring, and the goate for the finne offering ( whale blood was bꝛought to make a reconctliation h IntiieCourt where was the Lauer, Exod. 39s i 3 in the holy place) Hatone*cary out without Chap. 6.30, the hottetobecburntin the fire, with their bebres 3. x20. ikinnes,and mith their fle}, and with their. ung. 28 And bethat burneth them hall wah bis clothes and wath bis fleſh tu water, and: 29 C59: | | | Idolatrie forbidden. i Which was Vilſri, and an{wee reth to patt of September, and | part of october. k Meaning, by abltinence and falting, Numb. then 149.2 3.7 1 Oark which yee fhalikeepe mof diligently, m Whom the Prieſt tha! anoint by Gods com- mandement to fucceed in his fa- thers roome, Ex0d.30.10, hebr,9.76 a Left they Mould practiſe that idolatrie, which they bad learned among the Egyptians, b To make a fa- crifice or offring thereof. c I doeasmuch abhorre it , 2s though he bad kilfed a man, as 1fa.66.3. d Wherefoener they were moo- ued with foolith deuotion to offer it. Exod,29.18, Chap.4.3%e e Meaning, what foeuer is not the true God, 1.Cor. 10.20. plal.95. 5. f For [dolatrie is fpirituall whore- dome, becaufe faith toward God is broken, 29 (Ho this hall be att ordinante foz e= lier vnto pou: the tenth day of the i feuenth moneth, pee (ali £ humble pour uleg; and Doe no worke at all, whether it be eneof the fame countrey, 02 a ranger that loteurneth among peu. 30 Foꝛ that * Day Hall the Wiet make an atonement foz pou toclenle pou: pe fall * — front all pour finneg belore the ord. i 31 This halbe a! Sabbath of ret vnto pon, and pee Hall humble pour foules, by an osDinance foz euer, ; 32 And the Piet = whom hee Hallan- opni, and whom hee Hall conlecrate ( to mi» niter in his fathers ſtead) thal make the ats onement, and Hall put onthe linen clothes and holp vefments, ; 33 And bali purge the holy Ganctuarte and the Tabernacle of the Congregation, and fyallclenfe the Altar, and make anat- onement fo? the Pꝛieſtes and fo2 all the pro- pleof the Congregation, ] ; 34 And this hailbe an euerlaſting oDi- nance vnto pon, to make anatonement foz the chtldzen of Iſtael foz all therr fins * once aperte ras the Loud commanded Poles, he CHAP XVII. 4 Al facrifices mufi be brought tothe doore of the Tabernacle. 7 To deusls may they not offir. 19 They may not eate blood. No the Lod pake nto Moles, faping, 2 perke vnto Aaron, and to bis fonnes,and te al the children of Iſrael, ann fay puto them, This ts the thing which the Lod hath 2 commanded, faving, 3 @Wbholocuer hee bee of the houle of Il⸗ racl, that killeth a bullocke oꝛ lambe, op on in the bofte , 02 chat killeth it ont of the olz, 4 And bringethit not vnto the Dooze of the Tabernacle of the Congregation to of- fer an offing vnto the Load vefo the Ta- bernacie of the Lod, ¢ blood hail bee impus ted vnto that man: hee hath Wedde blood, wherefore that man fall bee cut of froma» God mong bis pesple. S Therefore chechilozen of Ilrael Hall bring their offerings , which they would of- fer d abjoadtn the ficld, and prefent them vnto the Lord at the Dooze of the Taberna» cle of the Congregation by the xet, and offer them foz peace offrings vnto the Loꝛd. 6 Then the Piet hall ſpꝛinckle the blood bpon the Gitar of the Lugd before the Dooze of the Tabernacle of the Congrega- tion, anv burne the fat foz a "weete daudur vnto the Lov. i 7 Ana they ſhall no moze offer their of» ferings nto © Deuils , after whom they hauegone af whoring: this thall bec ano- vase foz cuer vnto themin their generas ons. 8 (Alle thou Hatt fy onto them, Taho- M foeuer hee be of the boule of Iſracl, o2 ef the itrangers which ſoiourne among them,that offereth a burnt offering o: factice, Q And bꝛingeth it uot vnto che doore oF Leuiticus. They may noteatblood. Degrees the Cabernacle of the Congregation to ofe fer it puto the Lord, euen that man (hall bee cut of trom bis — 10 G@Likewile whoſoeuer hee bee of the boule of Iſrael, o2 of the rangers that (e+ tourne ainong them, that eateth any blood, > F wull enen tet my e face againit thatpers g Iwill declare {on that cateth blood, and will cut hint of my wrath,by tas from among bis peoples ? king vengeance Ir Fog the life of the fle% isin the blood» on bim,as chap, and F hane giuen it pute pou to offer bpon 2 3. the Altar, to make an atonement fo: pour fonles: fo: this blood (hall make an atong» ment fo: the foule, j 12 Theretore Jſayd vnto the childzeno€ Iſrael, None of pou (hall eate blood: nep- ther the traunger that totourneth among pou, {hall eate bicon, 4 13 Moꝛeouer, whofoener he be of the chils Den of Fitael, z of aa —— ae * tourue among them, which bp bunting tas. ; keth any beaft of foute that may be * eaten, h Whichthe be hall powe out the blosd thereof, and co- law permiteeth uerit with duit: _ to beeaten be- 14 JjFoz the life of all fef ts his blood, tt cauſe it is cleane. isioyned with his life: therefeze J fapa buto Genp.4. the chilen of Slracl, * Dee falleatethe HOr, auing creas biood of noli fle : foz the life of all fief) ts. tare. the blood therest: whoſoeuer eateth it, Hall be cut off. $ Is Ana euery perfon that eateth tt, which Dieth alone, 02 that whichis tone with bealts, whether it bee one of the fame countrey ora ſtranger, be Hall both wath his clothes, and por, cousted wath himlelke in water,andbe oncleane vn clane. to the euen: after be falbe | cleane. Or, himſelfe. 16 But ik he wath chem not, nor waſh his or toe punih Get, then he ſhall beare | bistniquity. . ment of hw fim ` CHAP. XVIIL 3 The Ifraelites cught notte follow the mas ners of the Egyptians & (anaanites. G The mia- riages that are unlawful, AS the Lom ſpake nto Woles, faving, 2 Speake vnto the childzenof Jitra. el, and fap vnto them , 3| am the Lozde pout f) 2 After the 2 ter = of theland of E> 2 Ye Gall pre- Sypt wherein pebwelt, all yenot Doe: and ferue your felues atter the maner ofthe land of Canaan, whi- from thefa ahpn ther J| will being pou, pall pee not Dee, neis minations fol- ther matke in their ozdinances, lowing, which the 4 Bur de after utp tudgements,and keepe Egyptians * mine ozdinances , to walke therein: Jam- Canaanites vie. the Lod pour Gov. arr. 5. Dee Mall keepe therefore my ftatutes, Exek.20.1 t. and my iudgements,*which ifa man doe he rom. ro.5. fall then Tiue inthem: e J am the Lo: galat, Vs © @ Mone hall come neere to any ofthe b And therefore kinred of bts fleih, tos vncouer her Hame; 3 ye ought to feruc am the Lord. me alone, as my 7 Thou falt not vncouer the fame of people thy father, no: the fame of thy mother: for c Thatis,tolie. {hers thp mother,thou Walt not diſcouer her withher, though ame. it be vnder title 3 * The hameok thy fathers · wife chalt of maiage. thou not diſcouer: for it is thy fathers bap.20- 11. fyame. d Which isthy 9 Thou halt not diſcouer the — pt Repmothes, el ofkinreds which hinder marti ages e Either by fa- ther or mother, borne in marri- age or otherwife, f They are her children, whofe fhame thou haft vncouered. Chap.20.19, llOr; ſecrets. Chap.20.20, g Whichthine vncle doth dif- Couer, by fel t Ebr. thy fathers brothers 2p. Chap.20.12. ma 20.21. Becauf the Molaters,among whom Gods people had dwelt and fhould dwel, were giucn to thefe horrible incefts, God chargeth histo beware of the fame. i By feeing thine `- affeQion more bent to her filter then to her, bap 20.18. E Grawbiles fhe hath her flowers, Chap.20.2. © 3.king,23.10. PEbr,thy feed. § Or, to make them paffe. 1 Which was an idole of the Am- monites,vnto whom they bur · ned and facrifi- ced their chil- dren,2.King. 23.10.This fee- medto be the chiefe and prin- cipal of all idols: and as the lewes write, was of a reat ftature,and ollow within, _ hauing feuen pla- ces or chambers - within kim: one was ro receive mealethat was offered: another turtle dowes: the thy ¢ fitter the Daughter ofthy father, 02 the Daughter of thy mother, whether thee be bone at hone, o bogne without: thou Walt not diſcouer their hame. 10 he fhame of chy ſonnes Daughter,oz of thy daughters Daughter, thou Walt not, — their ſhame: foz tt is thy hame. Il The Mame of thy tathers wines Daughter, begotten of thy father, (for hee is top lifter ) thou Malt not, | fay, diſcouer her bane. 12 * Thon fhalt not vncouer the || wame ofthp fathers After; for thee is thy fathers kinſewoman. 13 Thou ſhalt not diſcouer the ſhame of thy mothers ſiſter: foz thee ts thy mothers kinſwoman. 14* Thon ſhalt vncouer the ſhame of thy s fathers brother ; that is, then ſhalt not goe into Hts wre, for (hee is thine taunt. Is * hou walt not vifcouer the tame of thy Daughter inlaw ; for fhee ts thy fonnes wolfe: therefore Halt thou not vnconer ber fhame. 16 * Thou Male not difcouce the Hame ts thy bothers wife: forttisthy brothers ame. I 7Ehou halt not diſcouer the Mame of the wife and of her Daughter, neither halt thou take ber fonnes Daughter, noz her Daughters Daughter, to vncouer her ame: G for thep are thy kinſefolkes, and tt were wic> kedneſſe. fiia 18 Ailo thou fhalt not take a wife with ber fiftcr. during her life, to i vere henin vnto⸗ ucring ber ſhame vpon her. 19 * Zhou fhalt not allo goe vnto awo- Man to vncouer Her bame, as long as he is put apart foz ber diſeaſe. ; 20 Moꝛeouer, thou-fyalt not gine thy felfe to thy neighbours wife by carnali copulati- on,tobe defiled with ber. ; 21 *Qifo thou halt not gtue thy + chil- Den tol] offer them vnto ? Molech, neither ſhalt thou defile the ame of thy God ; for J am the Loo. 22 Whoufpalt not lie with the mate, as- one lieth with awoman ;for itis abomina- tion, 23 *Thou Halt not alfo tte with anp beat to be Defiled therewith neither Hall any wo- man ftant befoze a beaſt, to lie Dotanc there: to: for itis || abominatton, 4 24 We thal not Defile-pour ſelues itt any of thelethings: for im all hele the nations are defiled, which Jwill caſt ont befoze pou. 25 And the land rg defiled: therefore J will m vifit the wickeBnefle thereof upon ir, andthe land» fall vomit out ber inhabi- tants: ; ; 26 De yal keepe therekore mine ordinan⸗ thirde a (heepe : the fourth aramme: the fift a calfe: the fixt an oxe: the feuentha childe. ‘This idoles face waslikea calfe, hishandes were “euer ftretched out to receiue gifts: hisprie.tes were called Chematim: Reade 2. Kings 23; 5. hofea 105. zeph, 1.4. Chap. 20.15. |] Or, confufion. m I will puniſh the land where fach inceftuous marri- ages and pollutions arefuffered, n He compareth the wicked to euil humours and furfetting,which corrupt the ftomacke and oppreſſe naturejand therefore mult be caf out by. vomit. Chap.xix. Sundry Lawesandordinances. 48 tes, And my iudgements, and commit none of thele abominations, afwel he that is ofthe fame countrep, asthe ſtranger that ſdiour⸗ neth among pon.. . 27 ( Fozailthefe abontinations haue the men of che land Done, which were bekorevou. and the land is defiled; 28 And fhall not the land ſpue pow out if pee Defile it, as it o {pued out the people that were before pou) 29 Foz wholocuer Mall commit any of thele abominations, the perfons that doe fo, all P be cut of from among their people, — 30 Therefore fhall pes keepe mine ordi⸗ nances,that pee Doe not any ofthe abomina- ble cuftomes, which haue beene Done before yon, and that pe defile not pour ſelues there⸗ in; for J am the Lod pour Gov, CHAP. XIX, A repetition of ſundrie lawes and ordinances. ND the Lord ſpake vuto Woles, faye ing, 2 Speake unto all the Congregation sf the childsenof Iſrael, and fay vnto then, * Pe thalbe - holy, fox Ithe Low pour Goo am be ; 3 We hall feare enery man his mother and bts father, œ hall keepe mp Dabbaths: for J am the Lop pour Gon. 4 Pe halinot turne vutoidoles, no? — pou molten gods: J am the Loꝛd yout oD. S And when ye hall offer a peace ofe- ting vñnto the Lod, ve fhall offer it? freely. 6 It ſhall be raten the Day ye offer tt,o2 on the mozrow: and that which remaineth until the third Day, thal be burnt in the fire. 7 Foꝛitit be eatenthe third Day, tt hall he vncleane, it hallnotbe< accepted. 8 Therefore he that caterh tt,Gall beare God bis iniguitie, becaule he hath neilen the bas lowed thing of the Lord, and that peron fhalbe cut off from his people. 9 ¶ Mhen ye reape the harueſt of pour land, pe hail not reape eucry cogner of pour field, neither halt thou gather the glain- ings of thy harueſt. Io Thou ſhalt not gather the grapes of thy vineyard cleane, neither gather cuerp grape of thy vineyard, but thou Malt leaue them forthe poore and fo? the ranger : g) ain the 1020 pour Hod. } IL (Vee thall not feale, neither 4 deale kalſely neither lie one to another. Iz ¶ * Allo pee thail not ſweare by mp Name fally, neither (halt thou Bele rhe Name ofthy Gop: Jam the Lord. 13 @ Thou halt not doe thy neighbour Hong, neither rob him, * The mozkmans bire Hail not ablde with chee vntill the mog- ning. : 14 CThon halt not curic the Deafe,*nei- ther putattumbling blocke befozethe blind, but ſhalt feare thy God: J ant the Loz. 15 Cee halinot Doe vniuſtly in iudge⸗ ment, * Zhou walt not fanour the perfon ofthe pooze ,noz honour the peron of the prom24.23.. migbtie, but thou Halt iuge thy neighbour ukiy: 16 @ Thon Walt not e walke about with tales among thy people, Serer > © Both for their wicked mariages, vnnaturall copu- lations, idolatry or fpirituall whoredome with Molech,and fuch like abomie nations. p Either by the ciui! fword, or by fome plague that God will fend vpon fuch, Chap. 23.440 asd 20.7. Ipet., 16. as Thatis,voyd ofall pollution, idolatrie, and {we perftition both. of foule and body. b Of yourowne accord. Chap. 716. ¢ Towit, of io Chap.2 3.226 llOr gatherings and leausngs, ~ d- In that whieh- is committed-to your credits: Exod, 20.7. deut.59. 11. maths 34s lOr oppreffe hin- by violences Deut. 24.14,1 5>- tob. 4.'14. Deut.27. 18. xod.23 · a. dent, i. iJa 46. 19. iames 2. 2a e Asa flandersrs, backbiter, or quarell pickers _ Sundry Lawes and ordinances. | ] | f By confenting to his death, or confo xing with the wicked, $ Ebr [ufer not finne vpon him, Acatth. 59. 43. TOM 13.9, galæt.y. 14. sames 2.8. g Asanhorleto feapean affe, ora mule a mare. $ Ebr.a beating fhal be : fome reade, they [hall be beaten. h It ſhall be va- eleane , as that thing, which is not eircumcifed, fOr, that Ged - may multiply. R Whether ft be ftrangled, or oa therwife. i To meafure luckie or vn⸗ luckie dayes, ~ Chap.21.§. k Asdidthe Gentiles in figne of mourning. hOr, cut, or teare. Deut. 14.1. t Ebr.foule,or peroni * { By whipping your bodies,or burning markes therein, m Asdidthe Cyprians and Loe < erenfes, x §am.28.8. n Intokenof reuerence. || Or,doe him wrong. Exod,a2.2%. not fEand againſt the blood of thy neigh· bour: Jam the Lod. ] 17 @ Theu Walt not hate thy iether in thine heart, but thou ſhalt plainiprebuke thy neighbour, $ and (utter him not te finne. 18 @ Chou Halt not auenge, noꝛ be mind- full of wrong againit the children of thy pen. ple,* but ſhalt loue thy netghbe2 as thy ſelte: J am the Lod. ; ; Ig (Mee Mall keepe mine ogdinances, Thou Halt not let thy cattell gender with g others of Diners kinds. Thou fhalt not few thy ficld with mingled feed, neither Yall a garment of diuers things, as of linnen and woollen, come vpon thee. 20 ¶ cAMholocuer allo tyethand medleth with a woman that isa bondmaysd, affian= cod to an huſband, and not redeemed, ne? freedome giuen her, t hee ſhall be fcourged, = they fhall not die,becaule he is not made ce tee. 21 And he thal bing fo: his treſpaſſe offe- ring unto the Lod, at the Booze of the Ta- bernacle of the Congregation, a ranime foz a treſpaſſe offering. 22 Chen the Bꝛielt Hall make anatone= ment fo: bist with the ramine of the tref- patie offing befoze the Loꝛd concerning bis tinne which be hath Done,and pardon Halbe etun pini gis inue which pe bath com- mitted. 23 Alle when pe thal come into theland, and hate planted euerp tree fo meat , pe t yall count the fruit thereofas vncircũm⸗ cifed : three peeres ſhallit be vncircumtiſed vnto pou,it hall not be eaten: 24 Wut in the fourth peere all the fruit thereof Hall be holy to the praiſe of the Loꝛd. _ 25 And in the Rfth yeere Hal pe eat of the fruit ofit, that it may{ipeeld to you the ens create theresf: J am the Lod pour Goo. 26 E Dee hall not eate the fich with the fi blood, ye Hall not vſe witchcraft nozi ob: ſerue times. 27 *De ſhall not « cut round the comers of your heads, neither Walt thou || marre the tufts of thy beard. 28 * De hall not cut pour fleſh for the tdead, nor make any paint ofa ' marke spon pou: J] am the Low. 29 € Chou halt not make thy daughter conunon,to caule her to be a ™ whae let the laud allo fall to whoredome, and the land be fullof wickedneffe. 30 A Pe Hall keepe my Habbaths and reucrence my Sanctuary : 3 am the Lod. 31 AVe thal not regard them that worke with (pirits,*netther foothfapers: pe hal not feekero them to be defiled by them: J am the L023 yaur Good. 32 @ Thou halt rile vp before the haze» Head, and honour the perfon of the old man, and Dread thy God: J am the Lord. 33 (And ifa ſtranger fotourne with thee inyourland,pe Hall not wexe bint. 34 *Bue the itranger that Dwelleth with you, Hall be as one of your flues, arid thou Wait loue bim as thy felfe: for ye were Erain gersinthe land of Egypt: Jam the Lod yout Gov. j HE: 35 Ee Mall nog do vniuſtly in iudge · h Leuiticus. mentine line ĩn weight. or in mealure. 36 * Pou ſhall haue iuſt Ballances, true weights,a truerephab,and a true Pin, Jam the Lord pour Ged, which haue brought you out ofthe land of Egypt. : 37 Theretoꝛe Hai pe obferue ail mingor Dinances, and all my iudgements, and Doe them: J am the Le2d. CHAP, XX, 2 They that gine of thetr feed to Molech muft ase. 6 They that hane rro to forcerers. 10 The man that committeth adulterie, 11 tneest,or foraication with the hinred or aſſinitie. 24 F/rael a peculiar people to the Lord. i D the Low fpake unto Woles, fape ng, 2 Thou fhalt fap alfoto the chilngen of Jirael, * Ahoſoener he be of the childzen ef Iſrael, 02 of the ftrangers that Dwellin Jl rael that gtueth his children vnto golet, he fall Die the Death , the people of the land hall Kone him to death. ee 3 And will (ec my face againk that man, and cut him off fram among bis peo- pie, becaule he bath gtuen bischtiazen vnto Molech, foz to defie my Sanctuary, and to poilute mine boly Rame. } 4 And tf thee people of the land hide their eyes, and winke at that man when hee pue te childzen vnto Molech, and kill im not, § Then will J fet mp face againſt that man, and agaiuſt bis family, and will cut bim off,and al that goe a whoring after him to commit whoꝛedome with $Polech , from among their people. 6 € JE any turne after fuch as woke witb (pirits, and after ſoothſayers, to goea 4 whoring after them, then twil Fj fet my face “agatnit that perlon, and will cut pim of from among bis people. 7 CHanctific your ſelues therefore, and be bolp, for J am the Loꝛd pour God. 8 iKeepe pe therefore mine ordinances, ane Dee them, J am the Lod which Doeth fanctifie pou. i Q ¶ Ifthere bee any that curleth bis fa- thero: his mother he wal die the death: fec- ing be hath curled bis father € his mother, e his blood thall be pon dint. Io ¶ * And the man that committeth a. Dulterp with another mans wife, becaule be hath committed adultery with bis neigh- bours wife the adulterer and the adulterefie Malt die the Death. j H And the man that lveth with bis fa» thers wife, becaufe he hath vncouered hts fae thers *fhame,they Hall both ate: their blood thallbe upon them. —D 12 Alfo the man that lieth with his daugh⸗ ter in law, thepboth Mall die thedeath, they baue wrought § abomination, their blood fhalbe upon them. : 3 13 @* The manallo that lieth withthe maie,as one lieth with a woman, they baue boti committed abomination: they hall Dig the Death, their blood (hall be ppon them. 14 Likewile hee that taketha wife, and her mother, fcommitterh wickedneſſe: they fali burne pin and theni with Are on Offernotto Molech. . © As in meaſu- ring the ground. Prot te 1660 18.a4d.20.80. p By thefetwo meaſut es he meae nethallother. Of ephah,readeExo, | 16.36 & of Hin, Exod.a9.40, Chap.18.25. a By Molech, hemeanethany | kinde ofidoles, | Chap.18.21. b Reade chap, 17.10,and18, | 21. c Thoughthe | people be negli- gent to doe their duty, and defend Godsright,yet | he will not fuffer wickeduefleto | gocwnpunithed. | d Toefteeme forcerersorcone turers is ſpititual whoredome,or idolattie. Chap.11.445 1 .petid, 16. | Exod.21,17. Pr6u.20-20. matth 25.40 e Heis worthy todie. Deut.22.23. iohn 8,455 Chap.18 .8. deut.22,30, et 6 a a x | Or couſuſton, Chap.r8.226 ` At is an execra- ble and detekta- bk thing, Vnlavfull coniun&ions. 5 Chap.i 8.23. @Ebr.ite the eyes ofthe childres of their people. Chap.18.19. HOr flouren Chap.18.32,13- Ebr. flefh. E They fhal! be cut off from their people, and their children fhalbe taken as baftards and net counted among the Ifra~ elites. ap. A 8.26, (hap.18.25. Deu.ↄ.5. 18 Ca. | By touching lead,lamen- yor being at Cis burial, there be no wicke dneſſe among pou. Ig * Qilotke man that lieth witha beat, foal die the Death, and pe fyall Ray the beatt. 16 And if a woman come to anp beat, and lte therwith, then thou balt kul the we: man and the bealt, thep hall bie the death, their blaon ſhall be upon them. _ ERY 17 Alio the man that taketh his fitter, his fathers Daughter, 02 bis mothers Daughter, and ſeeth ber Hame and fhe ſeeth bis wame, it ts villanie: therefore thep Halbe cut ofrin the fight of their people, becaule hee hath une coucred bis lifters Hame, hee ſhall beare his fieh iniquitie. i 18 * The man allo that lyeth with a wo⸗ man Hauing her diſeaſe, and vncouereth her ſhame, and openeth her fountatne, and fhee open the fountaine ofber blood, thep ſhall Bee cuen both cut of from among their people. Ig Moꝛeouer thou Halt not vncouer the ſhame of thy mothers fitter, *n02 of chy fa- thers fiker; becaule bee hath vncouered bts thinne, they wall beare their iniguitie. 20 Likewile the man that lieth with his fathers bothers wife, and vncouereth bis vncles pame: they Mall beare thew tntqui- tie and Hall die s childlefie. 1 21 So the man that taketh his bzothers wife,committeth lilthineſſe, becauſe hee hath pena bis brothers) ſhame: they ſhalbe ildleſſe. 22 Ge ſhal keepe therefoze all mine*o2> Dinances and all my tudgements, and doe them, that the land, whither J bzing pou te Dwell therein,” ſpue pou rot out, ii 23 CUberefore pee Hall not walke inthe maners of thts nation, which J cat out be⸗ fore pou: foꝛ they baue committed all theſe things, * therefore J abhozred them. 24 But F haue {aid vnto pou, Pe Wall in- berite their land, and J wil giue it vnto pow to poſſeſſe it, euen aland that ‘floweth with milke and honie: J am the Lozd pour God, which baue feparated you from other people. 25 * Therefore Wall pe put otfference be» tweene cleane beaftes and vncleane, and be- tweene vncleane foules and cleane neither hail pee * Defile pour ſelues with bealts and foules, noz with anp creeping thing, that the ground bzingeth foorth, which J haue ſepa⸗ rated from pouas vncleane. 26 Therefore hall ye be * holy vnto mee: foz J the Loꝛd am bolp, and J haue fepara- ted pou from other people, that pee ſhould be mine, 27 ¶ And ifa man o: woman haue a [pis rit of Diuination,o2 ſoothſaying in them, they hall die the Death , they halt fone them to Death, thetr blood thalbe vpon them. CHAP. XXI. 2 Forwhom the Priefts may lament. 6 How pure the Prieſts ought to bee , both in themſelues, and sn their family. i Am the Loꝛd fain vnto Moſes, Speake vuto the Peieſtes the fonnes of Maron, and fay vnto them, Let none bee nehle by the DEAD among his people, 3 2 But by bis kinfeman that is neere yn- to him; to wit, bp his mother,oz by hts father, — (onne, o2 dy bis daughter, o? by bis 9 ' 3 D2rbybis Giter a bmaide, that is neere bnitobim,which hath not had a hulband:fo2 ber the may lament. 4 He fall not lament fog the: Pince ae mong bis people te pollute hiniſelfe. § hep Kail not make * balde partes bpon their head, no: aue off the lockes of their beard, noz makeany cuttings in their eth, 6 Thep Hatbe holp unto their Goo, and not pollutetie fame of their God: foz the — — ce made by fire, and the zead of their God they doe offer : therefore they hall be bolp. if b i 7 Thep thal not take to wife a whoze,o2 done polluted, neither hall they marriea woman Diuozced from ber hulband ; fozluch one i⸗ holy vute bis God. 8 Chou halt *fanctifie him therefore, foz hee offereth the f bzead of tip Gov: bee hail be holy vnto thee; foz J the Lom, which fanctific you,am poly. 9 ¶ JE a Pꝛieſtes daughter fall to play the whoze, the potluteth her tather; therefore - Wall fbe be burnt with fire, 10 Allo the bie Prieſt among bis bze- tizen, (vpon whole head the anopnting oyle was powꝛed, and hath conlecrated his hand to put onthe garments ) hall nots vncouer his head, no2 rent bisclothes, Il either Wall he goe toany |) Dead bos Dy, nor make himlelie vñcleane by his facher 02 by bis mother, 12 either Hall be go ont of the + Sane: tuarie, noz pollute the holy place of his Gon: foz the i ceowne of the anopnting ople of dis Godishponhin: J am the Low, 13 Allo be thal take a maid unto his wife: 14. But a widew,o2 a diuoꝛted woman, 0? apolluted, oran harlot, thele thall hee not marrie, but hall take a maid of bis owne k people to wife; ‘ 15 Meither wall he defile his feed among a peoples foz 3] am the L020 which fancti- yun. Gr > — bs And the Lome ſpake vnto Moles, 17 Speake nto Aaron,and fay, holo: euer okthy ſeed in their generations hath a- Chap.xxj. Ordinances touching the Prieſts. 49 b For bei maried “ig feemed to be cut off from his familie, Ebr. he may be defiled, c The Prieft was permitted to mourne for his next kinred only. Chap.t9.27- d Which hath an cuill name, : or is defamed, e Thou fhalt count them hos ly,and reuerence them. f The thew- bread. g He thal vſe no fuch ceremonies asthe mourners obferued. ||Or, te the houſet ofthe dead. b Togoco the dead, . i For by hisan- oynting,he was preferredto the other Priefts, and therefore could not lament the . dead, leafthe fhould haue pol- luted hisholy oynting, Not onely of his tribe, but of all Ifrael. 1 By marrying an vnchafte or ny blenufves, Wall not pzeale to offer the defamed woman, bead of his Ged: 3 18 Fo whoſoeuer hath any blemih, Hall tiot come neere: as aman blinde o? lame, o2 that hath a flat nole,e: that hath any "mit fhapen member, m Which is de- formed or brui- fed, n Asnotof & quall proporti- 19 Dra manthathath a broken foote, o} on,or having a bzoken band, in number more 20 Dis crooke backt,ozbleare eped, oꝛ or leſſe. hath ablemith in bis eye, o bee ſtiruie, o} o Or that hath {cabbed,02 hath his tones broken. a web, or pearle, 21 Noune of the ſeede of Aaron the Pꝛieſt p As the fhewe that bath ablcmith, fall come neere to offer bread,and meat thefacrifices of the Loꝛd made by fire, ha- offerings, _ uinga blemiſh: hee Halt not pzeaſe to alter q Asotfacrifice the? bread of his Gon. for finne, 22 The bread of His God , euen of the r As oftherenths, a mok holy, ande ofthe boly Hall he cates — and firk traits, : © 23 But Who fhall eate of theholy things. f Into the San- ctuary. a Meaning,that the Priefts ab- feine from ea- ting, ſo long as chey are pollu- ted. b To eate there- of. Chap.i3.2. c By touching any dead thing, or being at bu- tial of the dead. $Ebr.according toal hw vnclean- Kelle. fOr, vntill. fOr bread. Exod,22.31. ezek. 44. 31. d Whichis not of the tribe of Leui. e Some reade, the ſeruant which had his eare bored,and would not go 23 Wut he Mall not go in vite the f paile, no: come neere the Gitar, becauie hee hath a bleintth, leak hee pollute mp Danctuartes s foz J am the Loyd that fancti: them. 24 Thus tpake (Hotes vnto Aaron, anu tobis ſonnes, and to all the chtldzenot Iſ⸗ rael, CHAP. XXII. 3 Whoought to abstaine from eating the things ne mere offered. 19 What cblations fhowld bee ojjerea, Am the Lord pake vnto Wols, laying, 2 Speake vute Aaron, and to bis fonnes,that they be 2 feparated frok the ho- ly things of thechilazen of Iſrael, and that they pollute not mine help Mame tn thole things which they hallow vnto mee: J æn the Loo. \ 3 Hay vnto them, Mhoſoeuer he be of al your feene among your generations after pou, that toucheth the bolp things which thechilozen of Iſrael halow vnto the Lord, baning bis vncleanneſſe vpon bim euen that a — cut of from my fight : Jam ¢ Lod. 4 Mhoſoeuer allo of the feed of Aaron ts aleper,e2 hath a running tiue,he thal not eateot the holy things untill bee be cleane è and who ſo toucheth anp that ts ¢ pncleane by reafon of the Dead, ox aman whole iſſue of L feed runneth from bim, j 5 Detheman that toucheth any creeping thing, whereby hee map be made vncleane, 02a man, by whom he may take vncleannes, + tubatfocuer vncleanneſſe he bath, 6 The perlon that hath touched fuch, ſhall thercfoze bee vncleane wntill the cuen, and all not eate of the holy things I except He baue waſhed bis fle with water. 7 But when thelunne ts downe, he Hall be cleane, and thallatterward eate of the hor lp things : foz it is bis || faon, i 8 *DF abeat that dieth, o2 is rent with beafts, whereby he map be defiled, be fhal net gate: J| am the Lord. j i 9 Let theni keepe therefore mine oDi» nance,leatt they beare their finne foztt, anu x foz it, ikthey defile it: J the Loz Canctifie em m. Io There Mall no 4ttvanger allo eate of the bolp thing, neither « the ghettof the iett, neither hall an hired feruant cate of the holything: TI But ifthe Pꝛieſt buy any withmoney, he pall eate of it,alfo he that is bone in bis bouie : they Wall cate of his meat. 12 FE che Peteſts Daughter allo bee mars free,Exod.21.6. vied unto a f itranger,fhe map not eat of the f Whois notof holy offerings. the Priefts kin- red. Chap.t0.1 4, g He fhalt give- that and a Sft part ouer, 13 Motwithtanding if the Pieteg Danghter be a widow a? diuorced, and paue nochilde, but is returned vnto ber fathers boule, the hail cate of her fathers bead, as fhee did inbher * youth: but there Wall no firanger eate thereof, 14 € Jfa man eate ofthe holy thing vne wittingly, bee Hall put the sfift part there» unto, AND giue it vnto the Jiet with the halowed thing. 15 Ho they Hal not defile the holy things DF the chiloze of Iſxatl, which they ofes Leuitieus. vnto the Lord, 16 Neither cauſe the people to beare the iniquitic of their) treipatie, whilethey eate theit holy ching: foz 3 the Lod doe halow t em. ; 17 € And the Lozd ſpake vnto Woles, aping, 4 18 @peake vnto Aaron, € to bis fonnes, and to ali the childzen of Iſrael, and fap vn- to them, hoſoeuer hebe of the houſe of If rael, or of the rangers in Iſcaei, that will offer hts facrifice foz all their vowes, and foz all their free offerings, which they vle to of⸗ fer vnto che Load foz a burnt offering, 19 Ye thall offerot peur free minde a male without blemtih of the beeues, of the theepe, eof the goats. i 20 Pe halinot offer any thing that hath abunu i fo2 thativall not bee acceptable BŁ pou. 21 * And whoſoeuer bringeth apeace of- fering vnto the Lod to accomplish bis vow, 02 foza free offering, of the becues, oz of the ſheepe, his free offring halbe perfect, no ble⸗ mih Halt be init. i (22 Blinde,oz broken, o2 mained, o2 has uinga l wenne, o2 Chirute, og fcabbed : thele fali ye not offer vnto the Lozd,noz make an offting by fire of thele vpon the Gitar of tye o 20. 23 Det a bullocke o2 a ſheepe that hatha- ny *member fuperfluons, 0 lacking, fuch mapek thou pꝛeſent foz a tree oftring,but foz a vow it hail not be accepted. 24 Dee hall not offer vnto the Lod that which ts bzurled o cruſhed, 02 broken, og cut away,netther thal pe make an offering thereof in yvour land, 25 Neither of the hand of a ſtranger ſhal yee offer the bead of pour God of any of thele, becaule their coruption isin them, there is a blemiſh in them; therefore hal thep not be accepted foz you. i i 26 ¶ And the Lord (pake vnto Moks, aping 27. Coben abullocke,o2 a Mheepe,o2 a goat Mali be bought korth, ít hail bee enen ſeuen Dayes vnder his Damimesand from the eight Bay koorth, it hallbe accepted fora lacrifice made by fire bute the Lod. 28 As for thecowe og the ewe, ye hallnot pew s2,6, *kill her, and per pong bothinone day. 29 So when pe wil offer a thank-offting vntothe Loz, pe Wall offer willingly. 30. Che fame day it (hail be eaten,ye Hal leaiie * none of it vntill the mozrow: J am the Lod. 31 Therekore Hall pe keepe my commans dements, and do them : for J am the Lod. 32 Mather Kall pee * pollute mine holy 33 bich haue bought yon out of the landof Egypt, tobec pour Gods J amthe tethhis Names. |. Lad, C-H ÀA P. L 2 The feasts of the Lord, 3 The Sabbath. 5 The Paffiouer. 6 The feat of vuleauened bread; 10 The feast of first fruits. 16 Whi funtide, 24 The Py of blowing trumpets, 34 The jeaSt of Tabere nac Sy k For whofoeut same, but 7 will bee hallowed among the doth otherwife chilozenof Jitact. 3 the Lon fanctific yeu, then God come What oblationsmuft be offered. N b For if they did notofferfor * their errour,thé people by che example might commit thelike ~ offence, Dewt.1§.2%6 ecclas. 3 5-1 3o HOr wart. Chap. ꝛ1. i18. — i Ve ſhalnot ree ceiue any vnpet⸗ fect thing of a ftranger, to make itthe Lordsef= | fring : which he calleth the bread of the Lord. een” ees ee ee an OE Chap 7.150 mandeth, pollue golemne feats and A® the Lord ſpake bute Moles, Gaping, 2 Speake vnto the childzen of fira- el, & ſay vuta them, Che feats ofthe Lod which pe hall cali the Holy || aſſemblies, euen thele are my feats, fOr, conmocations Exed.20,9,10. 3 *Diredaves|ifal woꝛke be done, but HOr ye may work. inthe feucnth Day thall bee the @abbath of §Or,aPembly ret, an holy sconuocation : pre yall Doe no worke therein, itis the Sabbath of the Lord in all pour dweilings. 4. @ Theie are the featks ofthe Lord, and i bolp conuscatisns, which ye ſhail pzeclaime a FortheSab- in their? ſeaſons. bath was kept § In the fre moneth, and in the koure⸗ euery weeke, and teenth day of the moneth at euening thallbee thefeotherwere the Paſſeouer of the Loꝛd. $ kept but once 6 Andon the fifteentiy day of this moe euery yeere. neth hall be the featt* of vnleauened bread Exod.12.15. vnto the Lord :{euen dayes ye hall eate vn⸗ leauened bread. : - 7 Jnthe lirſt day yee hall haue an holie contocatton : pe Hall Doe na > ſeruile wozke eren: 8 Allo pe thal offer ſacrifice made by fire mutt aate ,Exod. bntop Lod ſeuuen Dapes: &in thec feuenth 12.16, Day hall be an boly conuocation ; pe hal Boe e thefirtday of no ſexuile woꝛke therein. the feaft & the 9 And the Lod pake vnto oles, feuéth were kept faping, holy: intheret I0 Speake bute the childzenof Iſcael, they mightworke and fay bnto them, Ahen pee be come ints except any feat the land which Jgiue vnto you, and reape werte intermed- the harueit thereof, then pie ſhall bing | a ledas the feat of ſheafe ofthe firſt fruttes ot pour harueſt vu: vnleauened bread to the [pzictt, “thefifteenth day: II And he Hall fake the hheafebefoze the andthe feaftof Loꝛd, thatit maybeacceptable for pou: the Sheaucsthefix- · moꝛrow after the “ Exod, 16.16. d Forit was burnt euery Sab- bath when rhe bread was taken away, lemme aſſembly, pe Halidoc no ſeruile waꝛxke 9 * Andthe bread halbe Aarons and his fxod.29.33, therein, fonnes, € they Mall eate it tn the holp place: chap 8. 31. 27 Hhele arethe feats ofthe Le(whtch foritts mok holy vnto him ofthe offerings mati2.1,5. e bali call holy conuocattons)to offer lacri- ofthe Loꝛd made by fire by a perpetual o2- i ce made by firevnte the Lord, asburntof dinance. 4 fering and meat offving, 9 lacrifice dainke 10 ¶ And there tent «out among the e Meaning, out. offrings,euery one vpon his Bay, chilozen of Jiraci the ſonne of an Iſraelitiſh of his tent. 38 Belive the Babbaths of the Lod ,and woman, whole father was an Egyptian: belide pour gtts ano beive all pour owes, and thts fonne of the Iſraelitiih woman, and belive all pour free offtings, which pee andaman of Iſrael troue together inthe fall gine vnto the Loz. ofte. 38 But inthe fifteenth Day ofthe feuenth 11 Bothe Iſraelitiſh womans ſon?ẽ blaf- f By fwearing, o£ moneth, when ye bane gathered inthe fruit phemed the name ofthe Lord, t curſed, and defpiting God.” of the land, ye fail keepean bolpfeatt vnto they bought him vnto Moſes (his mothers the Lord (euen Bayes: in the firit Day halbe nameallo was Sbhciomith, the daughter of a Sabbath: ltkhewile in the eight Bay halbe Dibꝛi, of the tribe of Dan) : a Babbath. p 12 And thep * put him in ward, till hee Nam.15.34. 40 And pee hall take youtnthe firt Day tolt them the mind of the Low. the fruit of goodly trees. branches of palme — 13 Then the Lod (pake vnto Moles, fap- trees and the boughes of jthicketrees,and tng, : willowes of the bꝛooke, and Hall retopcebee 14 Bring the blafphemer without the faze the Lozd pour God ſeuen Dayes. bot, and let all that heard him, * put theit Deut, 13-9, 4E Ho yee hall keepe this feat vntothe bandes vpon his head, and lee alltye Con- and 17.7. Lord (ren Dayes inthe yeere, by a perpetu⸗· gregation tone hun. all oDinance thzough pour generations;in I5 And thon fhalt fpeake onto the chil the ſeuenth moneth tyall pou keepe it. Drenof Iſrael, faying , CCibofoeuer curſeth 42 De Hallowell in boothes ſeuen daies: his Gov, Mall: beare his finne. g Shall be puni- all that ave Iſraelites boꝛne, Mall dwellin 16 Andbe that blafphemeth the name of fhed, : booties, ng the Lord, fhail be put to Death: all che Corn- 43 That pour pofteritie map know that gregation itall ttonebim to death : as well J baue made the childzen of Iſtael to Dwell the itranger,as he that ts bozne inthe land; in ‘bosthes, when I brought them out of when he blalpycmeth the ame of the Lord, thelandof Egypt: J am the Lozde pour let him be flame. e > D. 3 — €* He allo that + killeth any man, be Exod 21.12. 44 So Doles Declared vnto the childzen Mall be put ta death. deut.19. 4515s of Jitacl the featts of tye Low. 18 And be that killeth a beaſt, he ſhall re⸗ +Ebr. /fmtteth she ; ſtore it, + bealt for beat, Soule of any man. CHAP, XXIII, 19 All if aman caufe any blemiſh inbis tEbr, foule for neighbour: ashe bath Done, ihal it bedone oske. 2 The oyle forthe lampes. 5 The Shewbread, to him: : Exod.21.340 14 The blafphemer fhallbe toned 17 Hee that* 20 * Beach for bzeach, eye fo epe, tooth dewe.19.21, kslleth fhall be killed, fo tooth: fuch a blemiſh as be bath made in mate.s.32. i anp. uch Hall be repaped to him. Exodi 2.49. ` A AD the Lom (pake onto Woes, lays 21 Aud he that bilieth abeat Halreto -h Becaufe the tag, ; it: Dut he that killet) a man ſhalbe ſlaine. punihmenat was ` 2 *Gommand the childzen of Iſrael.that 22 We thailhaue * one Law:it ſhall be as not yet appointed they bzing vnto thee pure oile Dituebeaten, well foz the ranger, as fozone borne in the by the Law, for fo: the light, to cauſe the lampes to burne countrey: fo: Fam the Lord pour God. the blafphemer, continually. 23 C Then * Moles told the childꝛen of Mofes confulred 3 Without the baile ofthe’ Teſtimonie, Fitael, and they bꝛought the blafphemer out with the Lord, ` in the Tabernacle of the congregatton,thal of the bofte, and ſtoned htm with ttonts: f0 and told rhe pede Aaron Beficthem, both cueñ and morning che childgenof Iſrael did as the Lorde Had ple vhat God betoze the Lord alwapes: chisthallbeea Lam commanded Mofes, commanded. foz euer thongh pour generations. 4 Üre wall mefe the Lampes vpon the CHAP, XXV. i * pure Candleſticke before the Lod perpes 2 The Sabbath ofthe feuenth yere, $ The Iu- tually. bileinthe fiftieth yeere. tq Not to oppreffe their $ € Alo thou Malt take fine floure, brethren. 23 The fale and redeeming of lands, and bake rwelue*cakes thereof: twos tenth houses, and perfons, 2 _ Beales fhalbe in one cake. 6 And thon ſhalt fet them in two rowes. A£? the Lode pake vnto Motes in fire ina rowe vpon the pure table before the mount Sinai layns, _ Lor. : 2 peake vnto the chilozen of Iſrael, Exod.23. 10. 7 Thou fhalt alfoput pure incenſe vpon and ſay vᷣnto them, hen ve ſhall come into +Ebr. [ball ref the rowes, that din ead of the bꝛead it may the land, which J gine pou, the" land Hall a reff. be fozaremembzance, andan offting made + keepe Babbath vnto the Lud. a The lewes be- by fire tothe Lord. . 3. *Bixepeeres thou thate (ow thy field, ganthe count of 8 Euery Sabbath hee Hall put them in and ſixe yeeres thou Walt cut thy vineyard, thisyeereia Sep» rowes before the Loꝛd euermoie, recciuing and gather the fruit thereof. tember: for thers them of the childzen of Ilrael koz an cutrla 4 Butrheleneurhyprerc Halbe a Dab- all ths fruits King conenant. bath of reit vnto the tant: ic ans * were gatbered. omg The Iubile. b By veafon of che corne that fell oucof the ares the yeere aft. 2 Or, which thou haft feparated from thy felfe, and confecrated to God for the poore, d Thatwhich — the land bring- eth forth in her sek. fh Or,weekes. e Inthe begin- ming of the 50. yeere was the Iu- bile,focalled,be- cauſe che foyfull tidings of libertie was publikely proclaimed by the found ofa Cornet. -E Which were in bondage. g Becaufe the Tribes fhould neither haue theit poſſeſſions or fa- milies diminith- ed, nor confoun- ded. h By deceivor otherwife, i If thelubileto come bencere, thou fhalefell— better cheape: ifit befarre off, dearer. © © k- And not the full poffefiion of the lands Or, boldly with cut foare. Eb yxpur * —* Oppreffion forbidden. Lords Sabbath : chou thalt neither fow thy Held, no: cut thy vinepars. 5 That- which groweth ofit > owne at- coid of the harueft, thou alt not reape, nei» ther gather the grapes that thou balk < teft —— sfortt fhal bea peercofteh yne o the land. 6 Andthe dret oftheland ſhalbe meate fez pou, euen foz thee, and foz thy feruant, and fo? thy maya, and forthp hired lernant, on Fo: the ranger that loiourneth with thee: 7 And fo thy cattell, and fo: the beats that are in thy lante all all the increale thercofbe meate. S CAL thou Hale number euen || abs baths ofpeeres vito thee, cuen ſeuen times ſeuen peere : and the (pace of the feurn Daba baths of veeres will be vnto thee nine and fourty peere. 9 * Then thon halt cawle to blowe the trumpet ofthe Jubile in the tenth day ofthe fenenth moneth: euen in the Dap of there- conciliation Hali pe make the trumpetblom, thzoughout all pour land. 10 And ye fhalbatow that peere, euen the fiftiech yeere, ẽ peoclainie liberty inthe land to al the f inhabttants thereof; tt hal be the Jubile vnto pou, and pe Mall returne euery man vAte hisepoffeffion, and euery man Wal returne unto hts family. ‘It Chis fiftieth peere Hall be a yeere of Jubile vnto pou s yee hall not lowe, neither reapethat which growerh of it felfe, neither ee the grapes thereof that are teft vula outed, I2 Fo itis the Inbile,tt Halbe holy vnto pou: pe Mall eate of the increafe thereof out ofthe field. s 13 Jn the peere of this Jubile, ye ſhall re- turne euery man vnto bis poſſeſſion. 14 Gnd when thou ſellelt onght to thy neighbour o buyett at thy neighbours hand, pe ſhall bnot oppreſſe one another: 1§ Bur accoꝛding to the number of ' peeres after the Jubile, thou Halt buy of thp netgh⸗ bour: alo according to the number of the peeres ofthe reuenucs,he Mall (el vnto thee. 16 Accoꝛding tothe multitude of peeres, thou thaltincreate the price thereof, and ac- coding to the fewneſſe of peeres, thou halt abate the price of it:fo2 ý number of * fruits Boeth he ſell vnto thee. 17 Dppreffe not ye therefore any man his neighbour Uut thou Malt feare thy Ged; fog J am the Lon your Gov, 7 18 ¶ cAherekore pre hall obey mine o2- Dinances, and keepe mp Lawes, and Doe Beth and pee Hall dwell inthe tande -in afetie aan the land fhall giue her fruit, and s3 gor cate your fill, and dwell therein in afette. h ` 20 And itk ye hall fap, (bat ſhall we eat thefeuenth peere fo: we at not fow no: ga- ther trrourtncreate? 21. Jwill + ſend my bleffing vpon pou in the fitt peere, and tt Wall being forth fruite fo? thzee peeres. 22 AnD yee halt lowe the eight veere and f gate ofthe olde fruite vntill the ninth yeere; Chap.xxv. Redeemlug of larids and houfes. eco ag the fruit thereof come, pe hall eate the olde. 23 @ Allo theland hall not be fold tobe itut off fromthe familie: fz the land fs mine, and pe be but frangers and ſoiouruers with mee, 24 Therefore tn all the land of pour par Po yee fall grant a redemption for the and, 25 (Hf thy brother be impoueriſhed, and fell bis poſſeſſion, then bis redecinet Gall cone, cuendis neere hinſman, and buy out that which bis || brother fold. 26 Andit he haueno redeemer, but thath gotten and found fo buy ft ont, 27 Then ſhall he "tonut the peeres of his fale, ana rettoze the ouerplus to the man, to whom he lold it: ſo hall hee returne ta bis poſſeſſion. 28 But ik pe cannot get ſuſticient to re: {toze to him, then that which ts foln hall re⸗ maine inthe hand of him that hath bought ii anri a Maids of tie I ana inthe ubtle it hall canre ° out, tiee Ha urne vnto bts poſſeſſton. ká _ 29 Likewileifa man Ela Dwelling houle ina walled city, hee may bup it. out agatne within a whole veere after it tg fol ; within apeere may He buy tt out, 30 But it it be not bought out within the {pace ofa full peere, then the poule chat ts tr the walled citie, Hall be eſtabliſched, as cut offfromthe familie, to bim that bough it, throughout bis generations; tt Mall not goe ont tn he Jubile. 48.3 31 But the houles of villages , which baue to walles round aboutthem,fhall bee» seemed as che ficld of the country:thep may be bought out agatuc, and walli govout in the Jubile, à i 32 Notwithſtanding, the tities of the Le· uiteg,and the poules of the citiesoftheir pols — map the Leuits redeeme fat all ſea⸗ 33 Andifa man purchale of the Lenites, the boule that was fold, and the citie oftheir poficition tall goe out inthe Jubile: forthe houſes ofthe cities of the Leutties are their poſſeſſion among the childꝛen of Iſrael 34 But the feld.ofthe ſuburbs of their cities Wall not bee fold: kor it is their perpes tuali poſſefſiou. 35. C MBoꝛeouer, ikthy brother be impone. rifhed, and: fallen tn decay with thee, thon falt retiene Him, and as a ſtranger and fo: fousner,loihallbeline vith theee, 36 * Chou halttake no vlary of him noz vantage, but thou walt feare thyGod that thy bother may tine with thee, 37. Chou Halt not gine hint thy money n py, not lend bim thy victuals foz in: ale. 38. Jam the Lod pour Hod, which paue brought you out of the land of Egypt, to gue you the land of Canaan, and to bee pour 39. C* JE thy brother alfo thardwellechiby thee,beimpoucrifhed, and be fold vnto thee, pho, maletas compel him to ſerue as a bond eruant, iBUS ENA À 40 But as an hired ſeruant, and as a fo» 3 tournee 1 Itcould norbe fold for euer, but muft returne to the family tn the Iubile. m Ye mallſen it on condition that it may be redeemed. {| Or ,kinfeman. + Ebr. ha hand hath gotten. n Abating the money of the yceres palt,and paying forthe reftof the yeeres tocomes o From his handes that ` boughtit. p Thatis fore- uer reade verſe 23. ||Or,retarne. t Ebr for euer⸗ -q Where the Le- uites Kept their cattel, r In Ebrew itis, ifhishand fhakez meaning, if he ftretch forth his hand for helpeas one inmilery, Exod.22.25, deut. 23. 19. prou,28.8. exek. 8,8, and 22.12. Exod, a1.2. deut. 15.12. iere· 3414 “Saleand redemption of perfons. f Vnto perpe- tuall feruitude. Ephef-6.9, Eolof 4 Is t For they fhall not be bought eut atthe lubile, $2br.ba hand take hold. u Ifhe beable, x Which tee maine yet to the Jubilc. y Thou fhalt not futfer himte in- treat bim rige- roufly,if thou kzow it. tourner he hall be wits thee: hee ſhall ſerue thee vnto the peere of zibile. : 4I Then fjall he depart from thee, both $e and bis chtidzen wits him, halt returne vnto bis family , and vnto the polefitonof bis fathers pail he returne: 42 Foz they are my feruants, whom F brought out of the tant of Egypt ; they hall not! beloldbasbondmen arefolo. — 43 * Thoun fait not rule ouer hint cruels ly, but ſhalt feare thy God. 44 Thy bond (eruant allo, and thy bond mayo, which thou halt haue, thall bee of the heathen that ave round about pou: of them fhall pe buy ferwants and mayds. 45 Aud mozcoucr of the chilazen of the firangers,that are lotourners among you,of them thali pe buy, and of thetr families that are with — they begat in your land: thele ſhallbe pour poſſeſſion. 46 Do yee hall take them as inheritance fo2 pour chtldzen after you, to poſſeſſe them by inheritance, pe Wall vſe their labours foz tier ; but oner pour bzethzen the chilazen of 3 — ſhal not rule one ouer another with crueltiẽ. 47 (Ff aloiourner o a ſtranger dwelling by thee t getriches, and thy brother by him bee impoueriſhed, and (ell himlelfe vnto the franger 02 (oiourner dwelling uy thee, 62 te the tocke of the ſtrangers family, 48 Afterthat beets folde, bee may bee bought out ; one of his bꝛethꝛen map buy himont, i 49 $ þig vncle, o2 his vncles ſonne may buy him out, 02 any ofthe kinred of pis fieth among bis family may redeeme him: either ifbe can get fo much, pee may buy himlelfe D ut. 50 Then bee hail reckon with bis buyer ram the peere that be was folde tobim, vn- to the peere of Jubile : and the monep of his fale yall bee accozding to the number of x yeeres ¢ according to thetime ofan hired feruant hall be be with him, 3 Sl Jf there bee — peeres behinde, at- cording to them hee all gine againe foz bis Deliuerance , of the money that bee was bought fo. i §2 Jf there remaine but few peeres buts the peere of Fubile, then he fhall count with Him, and according to bis peres giue againe for bis redemption. 53 He Mall be with him peere by yeere as an diced feruant ; he ſhall not rule cruelly o» uer himin thyy light. 54 And ik he benot redeemed thus , hee ali go out inthe peere of Jubile,be and bis child2en with him. i §5 Foꝛ vnto me the childzen of Iſtael are ſeruants: they are mp feruants, whom JJ haue bought out of the land of Egypt: FZ ani the Loo your God. CHAP. XXVI, t Fdolatryforbidden. 3 A bleffing to them that keepe the Commandemenss. 14 The curfe tothofé sha: breake shem. 42 God promifeth to remem- ber hu Couenant. Leuiticus. Ble flings ‘ YE ſhall make pon none idoles no? gra- uen image, neither reare pou bp anp“ pil- lar,netther balye fet | anp image of fone in pour land to bowe Downe to it : foz J am the Lozd your God. 2 De hall keepe my Sabbaths,and *re- uerence mp Sanctuary: J am the Loo, 3 ¶ It ve walke in mine ogdinances,and keepe my Commandements, and Doe them, 4 J will then fende pou à raine in due tealon, and the lano Hall peeld ber increate, oun trees of the felne fhall gine their ruit. 5. And pour thꝛeſhing ſhall reach vnto the vintage, and the vintage thal reach vnto {owing time, and you fall cate pour bꝛead roe atin and Dwell in pourlande ately. 6 And J wil lend peace in the land, and e hall fleepe, and* none Wall make pou a- raid: alfo 3 t willrid enil beatts out of the land, and the? (wom Mall not goe thozem pour lana, 7 Gifoye hallchale yourenemies, and they Wall fall before you vpon the fwod. 8 And fiue of pou hal chale an bundzed, and an bundzed of pou Wal put ten thouſanð to flight, and your enemies fall fall befoze pou spon the fwon, 9 Fo] wil haue refpect vnto yomand make you increale, and multiply pou, and c eftabithh my Couenant with pou. Io De thail cat allo old foze,and carp out old becaule of the new. Ir *And J will (et my ¢ Cabernacie among vou, and my fule atl nec lothe yeu. 12 Qlio J will walke among pou, and: J me bee your God, and yee yall bee mp people. 13 Jam the Lord pout God which baue brought pou ont of the land of Egypt that + ſhould not be their bondmen, and J bane zoken the © bonds of pour poke an’ made you goe vpꝛight. 14 @* But ik ye will not obey meno: Doe all thefe Commandements, _ s _15 And if pe thal deſpiſe mine ordinances, either if pour foule abbozre mp Lawes, fo that ye wil not Do all mp Commandements, but bgeake mp 'Couenant, _ 16 hen wil F allo doe this vnto pou,F will appoint oner pou l fearefulnefle,a con- fumption, and the burning aguete confume the eves,and make the beart beanie, and pou fhall ſowe pour ſeede in vaine rfo: pour ene · mies hall eat tt: 17 And F will fet 2 my face againſt pou, and ye fal fal before pour enemies, and thep that hate you, hall reigne over pou, *and pee thal flee when none purſueth pou. 18 And tf pee wil not foz thele things obey mee, then wil J punih pou * ewen times moze according to your finnes,- 19 And Jwill beake the pine of pour power, ana 3 willinake pour heauen as ip, rot,and pour earth as braſſe: ‘ 20 And pour || trength bati bee (pentin paine; neither fhall pour land gine ber ina creafe, neither Mal the trees of the land ging their fruit. 21 ¶ And Curfingse Exod.ꝛe 4. deut.s.8. pfal. 97.7. Or, ſtone having any amagerie. Chap. 9.30. Deut 28.1. a By promifing abundance of earthly things, he ftirreth the minds to confiderthe tich treaſures of the ſpirituall bleſſings. Iob 11,19. $ Ebr. I wileanfe the eull beaſt to ceafe. b Ye mall hane no warre, Folh.23.19; tEbr. F wilturne Ynte yok: ~ c Performe thas which] haue promiſed. cæck.37.2 6. 2.cor.6. 16. d Iwill be dayly preket wath you. e Thaue fet you at full libertie, whereas before ye were as beafts tied in bands, Deut.28.15. lament. a. 17. malac.2.3. f Which I made- with you in chum fing you tobe ` my people, || Or, an hastłe plague. g Reade Chap, 17.10, Prou 28.1. h That is, more: extremely, i Ye (ball haue drought and bar⸗ rennefie Hague 10. ll Or labonr. o — Plagues and threatnings for tranſgreſſing ‘Chap. xxvii. k Or, as fome 21 (And if ye walke © ſtubbornly again read, by fortune, me,and will net obep me, J will then being imputing my feuen times maze plagues bpon pou , acco}. plagues to < Ding to your finnes. chance andfor- 22 J will alfo (end wild beafts bpon pot, tune. = which Hal! fpoile you,and deſtroy pour cate 1 Ofyour chil- tell, and make pou few in number; fo pour dren, 2.King. 17. bie ™ wayes (hall-be defolate. 25. 23 Det tf by hele pee will net bee refor m Becaufe none med by me, but walk ſtubbornly againſt me, darepaflethere- 24 Then will J allo walke * ſtubbornly by forfeare of againſt pon, and 3 will {mite pou pet ſeuen beatts. tunes foz pout finnes: 2.Sam 22.27. 25 And J will lend afword bpon pou,that bfal, 26. hall anenge the quarell ofsiy conenant:and when pe are gathered in your cities , F will fend the peſtilente among you,and pe walbe Deliucred into the hand of the enemie. n Thatis, the 26 When F Wall breake the n ttaffe of ftrength,where- pour bread, then ten women Wall bake pour by the tifeis fu- beeadinone ° ouen, and thep fall deliver -fteined, Ezek. 4, pourbzeadagaine by weight, and pee ſhall 16.and 5.46. catebutnotbelatiftes. © Cneouen thal 27 Detif pe will not for this obey me, but befufficientfor Walke againt me fubboznly, ten families. 23 Then will J walke ſtubbornely in mine anger againſt pou, and J will allo cha⸗ —— pou ſeueñ times more accoꝛding to pour nnes, 29 “And pee alleate the feH of pour fonnes, and the fleil of pour daughtevs hail pe deuoure. i 30 J wil allo deſtroy pour bie places,and *cut away pour images, and cat pour care ketles vpon the ||bodtes of pour (doles, and my fule Yall abhozre you. 31 And J will make pour cities defolate, and bing your Danctuarie vnto nought, p Swill not ac- - = not ſmell the ſauour of pour ſweet t your facrifi- NRR caer yowlari- 33 Twill allo bring the land vnto a wil- Derneile, andDyourenemies , which Dwell therein hall be attontihed thereat. 33 Allo J will (catter you among the hea- then, anda will daw out a ſwoꝛd after pou, and your land Hall be waſte, and your cities fhallbe defolate. l 34 Then hall theland entop her *Hab- Deat,28.5 3 2.Chrom. 34:7. lOr carions. q Signifying, that no enemie €an come with- Gedsfen- theland ¢ dine. edsfen~ saths,as long às it lieth voine, and yee hall Chap.25,2» be tn pour enemies land : then hall the land ret, and entoy her Habbaths. 35 All the Dapes that it lieth voyd, tt hal s Which Icom- Pett, becau® tt did not retin pour t Babe maundedyouto Baths, when yedwelt vpon ít- eepe. 36 And upon them that are leftofpon, J] lOr,cowardnege: Will fend euen alfaintnefe inte their hearts in the land of there enemies, and the found of aleafe Haken Hall chalethem, and they f Asif theirene- Mall flee as fleecing from a fwo2d , and they miesdid chafe Wall fall, noman purfning them. _ them, 37 Chev Hali fallalio one vpon another, as before a ſword,though none purſue them, and pe fhall not be able to Hand before pour ' enemies s 5 ie t Forafinuch as -38 And pee Wall periſh among the hea · they are culpable then, and the land of pour enemies thalleate oftheir fathers poubp. à ig * faults,they hall 39 And they that are left of you, hal pine be punithed as Away foz their tniquitte, ut pour enemies wellastheirfa- lands,and fez the iniquitiesof their fathers, thers, qhall they pine away witht them allo. | “the Law. Ofvowese ga T 40 Then they Hait confelle their iniquis tie, and the wickednelſe of their fathers foz their treſpaſſe,which they haue treſpaſſed a= gaint mee, and allo becaule they haue wale ken ftubbeznelp againi mee. 4I Cherefoze 3 will walke ſtubbornely again them, and bring them inte the lana of hetr enemies: fo then their vncirceme:: fed hearts hall bee humbled, and then they ibali || willingly beare the punithment of their iniquitie. 42 ThenZ will remember mp couenant with Jaakob, Emycouenant alfo with Iz⸗ hak , and allo mp couenant with Abꝛaham will J remember t will remember the land. 43 " The land alfo in the meane feafon fhal u While they beictt of them, ¢ Yall entoy her @abbaths are captiues,and while the lieth wake without them, but they withour rcpen- Mall willingly luffer the punifhment of theit tance, iniquitie, becauſe they deſpiſed my lawes, and becaule their foule abbozred mine ordi⸗ nances. 44 Det notwithſtanding this, when th ſhall be inthe land of their enue will “Dew. 4-30. not cat them away , neither wiil Jabhoere 7-11.26. them, to deſtroy them vtterly, nor to bꝛeake my couenant with then; foz J am the Loza their God: : 4§ But I will remember foz them the *couenant of old, when J brought them out of theland of Egypt in the light ofthe hea — that J might be chew God: J am the 9 20. à d 46 Thele ave the ordinances, æ the iudg⸗ Ments,and thelawes, whch the Loyd made betweene him , and the chtlazen of Jiraclin mount y Hinai, by the hand of Moles. CHAP, XXVII, e Of dimers vowes , andthe redemption ofthe fame. 28 A thing feparate fromthe vfe ofman cannot be fold nor redeemed, but remasneth tothe Lord, Mome , the Lord ſpake vnto Mofes, aping, i 2 Speake nto the children of Iſrael, and fay pute them , JF any man hall make a⸗ vow ofa perlon vnto the Loud , bp’ thy eſtimation, i _ 3 Then thy eſtimation Hall bee thus: a male from twentie peere old nto firty peere old thal be by thy eftimation euen fifty We- kels of ſiluer, after the ſhekel of the Hanc- tuaris. 4 But tfit bea female, then the valuati- On all be thirtie thekels. 5 And from fiue vere old to twenty yere old, the valuation thalbe foz the male twen: tie hekels, and toz the female ten hekels. 6 But from a dmoneth olde vnto fine veere olde, thy price of the male (hall bee fine fhekels ot filuer,and the parce of the female, their childrento three thekels of filuer, God, which were 7 And from ſixtie peere old and aboue,tf not of fuch force he be ainale, then tby patce hall be fitteene buc they might - fockels,and fo? the female ten hekels. be redeemed S Butt hee be pover «then thou halt from them. efteemed him, then Hall He prelent himſelfe e ithe be not befoze the Pꝛielt, and the Piet Mall value able ro pay after hun, according tothe abilitie of him that thy valuation, 64 vowed, Or, prey for thoje fs = ty fe x Madeto their forefathers, jy Fifty dayes after they came out of Egypt. a As ofhis fonne - or hisdaughter, b Which art the rich. c Readthe value of the (hekel, Exod. 30, 130 d He fpeaketh of thofe vowes whereby the fae thers dedicated The redeeming of thatwhich bowed, ©- Mall the Peieſt value jim. £ Which is 9 Andificbe a f beat whereof mer ate cleane, Chap, au ofring vnto the Lozd,all that one ginet BEd. of ſuch vsto the Loꝛd thallhe holy, 10 Wee. hall not alter it no: changeit, a good fora bad, no: a bad fora good: anp tf de change beall foz beatt, then both thts and chato which was chaunged fozit tall bee & poly, IL And if it bee any vncleane beaſt, of which men Doe not offer a lacrilice vnto the es vee hall then pacient the beat before the iett, , 12 And the Wiet Hall valucit, whether it bee good o} bad; and as thou valuett tt, which art the Prielt, (o pall it be. 13 But tfpce willbuy it againe, then bee ſhall giue the titt part of tt moze, about thy valuation, : 14 (Allo whena man wall dedicate bis Houle to bee boly vnto the Lode, then the zieſt hallvalucit, whether tt bee good o2 ab, and as the Peieſt Mall paile tt, +10 thall the value be. rey) i ; I5 Wut tl hee that lanctilied it, will re- Deeme his Houle , then hee hall giue thereto the fiftpartof mony moze then thy eſtima · tion, and it halbe his. > 16 JE allo a man dedicate tothe Lord a= h Valuingthe np ground of bis inheritance then Malt thou price thereof, ac- eeeme ft, according to the b ſeed therof; an cordingtothe . i {pomer of barley (eed thalbe at ſittie thekels feed thatisfow- of fluer. i ; } ? en,or bytheieed 17 JE hee Dedicate bis felve immediatly g That is conle- crateto the Lordes 4Ebr. fo fhalt it fiand. that it doth from the yeere of Jubile, tt Hall be worth as yeeld, thou Doet eſteeme tt. i Homer isa IS But it hee dedicate bis field after the meaſure contei- Jubile, then the Peieſt hall recken him the - ning ten Ephahs: money acca tothe peeres that remaine readofEphah, vnto the peere ot Jubile, and it ſhall be abae Exod. 16.16, 36. ted by thp eſtimation. Ig. And it be that dedicateth it, will re⸗ Deeme the field, then he hal put the fife part of the patce,that thou eſteemedſt it at, theres unto, and tt {hall remaine bts. 20 And ifhee will not redeeme the Geld, k Fortheir owne but the Prici x fett the field to another man, neceffity or god- tt (hal be redeemed no moze, \ Iy Wes. 21 Wut the field Wall be holptothe LoD, when tt goeth out in the Jubile, as a lielde * 4 Leuiticus. Meparate from common vſes: the poſſeſſion thereof ſhalbe the Peieſts. * 22 Jfa man allo dedicate to the Lorde a field which be bath bought, which is not of the ground of bis wberttance, 23 Then the iek thail ee the price ta Dimas * thou eſteemeſt it, vnto the peere of Jubile, and he hall giue m thy price the Same Day,as a thing holy vñto the Lord. 24, Burin the peeve of Jubile, the fielne Wall returne vnto bim, of whome it was bought ; to him, Lfay, whole inheritance the land was. 25 Andall the valuation thalt bee accoz- Ding ta the ſhekel of * the Mauctuarp: a thee Rel tonteineth twenty gerahs. 26 C *otwithitanding the frk borne of the beats, becauleitis the Lords Rri bone, none Rall dedicate fuch , bee it bullocke oz iheepe: for it isthe 2 Loos, a7 But ik it be an vncleane beaſt, then he walt redeeme tt by thy valuation, and gine the tift part moze therto: € sf it benot renee- med, then it Hallbe (old, accogding to thy eſtimation. 28 Notwithſtanding, nothing parate from the common vfe,that a man doth ſepa⸗ rate unto the Lezd of all that be bath (whea ther tt be man oz beat, o? land of hts inheri⸗ tance) may be ſolde no? redeemed; for euer thing ſeparate fromthe common vleis aul Holy puto the Lozd. 29 Pathing (eparate fromthe common vſe, which fhallbee ſeparate iom man, ſhall be redeemed, but o Drethe death. 30 Allo all the tithe of rhe land, both of the feen of the ground, and of the fruitof the trees ig the Loꝛds:it is holp to the Lod. 31 But ik aman wilt redeeme any of bis lithe, be tall adde the r fift part thereto. 32, AnD enery tithe ofbullock,z of heepe, aniof all that goeth vnder the arodde, the tenth thall be bolp unto the Lord. 33. We hall not looke tf it be good oꝛ bad, neither ſhal he change it; els ifhe change it, bothit, and that te was changed wityall, hall be holy, and it (hall not be redeemed. 34 Thele are the commandements which the Lod commaunded by Moles vnto the children of Iſrael in mount Sinai. q The fourth booke of Mofes; called “Numbers. THE,ARGVM.EN T “Orafmuch as God hathappointed that his Church in this world {hall be vndee the croffe , both be- | eb they (hould Jeane not to put their truſt in worldly things, andalfo feele hiscomforr, when allotherhelpe faileth: he didnot {teaightway bring his people after their departure out of Egypt, in- to the land.which be promiſed them: but led them toand fro, forthe fpice.of fortie yeeres, and kept them in continuall exercifes, before they enioyed it, to trie their faith, and to teach themto forget the worldand to dependon him. Which eryall did greatly profit ta difcerne the wicked andthe hypo- crites from the faith full and true feruants of God, who ferued him with pure heart, whereas the other, preferring their carnall affe@ionsto. Godsglory , and making religion to ferue their purpofe, murmus, red when they Jacked to contenctheir Infts, and defpifed them whom God had appointed rulers ouer them. By reafon whereof they prouoked Gods terrible indgements againft them, and are ferfoorthas. amoft notable example for all ages to beware how they abuſe Gods word, preferretheis owne. luftes rahis willjor deſpile bis. minifters, Notwithftanding Godis aaan i . ; isdedicatedtotheLords I Thatis, which is dedicate to the Lord withacurfg to him that doth turne it to his private vſe, Num 21.2, deut.13.15. ioſh.ↄ9. 17. Verſ. 12. m The Priefts valuation, Exod,30,13. numb. 3.476 egek. a5. 12. Exod.t 3.30 and 22.29. NUMO, 3. 13a n It was the Lordsalreadie, F0fh.6,.49e o Itthalremaing. without redemp- tion, p Befidesthe va» lue ofthe thing: it felfe, * q aAll that which is numbred: that is ewery tenth,as he falleth by tale without excep- tion orrefpe, Mo called he⸗ caufe ofthe di uerfitie and mul- tipude ofn wna: brings miich are here chiefly come. teined,beth of mens names and places. ~ The rulerstake the number ofall . a Inthat place ofthe wilderncfle that was neere to mount- Sinai. b Which coatai- neth part of April and part ot May. Exod.30.1 Ze $Ebr by their beads, e Thatis, the chiefe(t man of tuer tribe. Chap.is that wereablerobeare weapons. 53 by his holy Spirit, thar either they fall not to fuch mconweniences,orels returneto him qnickly by true repentance: and therefore he continueth his praces toward them , he giueth thesordinances and in- uGtions,afwell for religion as outward policie: hee preferueth them againft all craft and confpiracte, Sa giueththem manifold victories againſt their enemies. And to auoide all controwerfies that might arife, bee taketh away the occafions, by diuiding among all the tribes , boththe land which they had e + Wonne,and that alfo whieh he had promiled,asfecmed beftto his godly wifedome. CHAP. I. 2 Mofes and Aaron with the twelue princes of the tribes are commanded of the Lorde to number them that are able to goetowarre, 49 The Le- uites are exempted for the feruiceof the Lord. 5 < ine Lom (pake againe vnto > Moles in the wubernefic of mG) Ae *Hinai, inthe Cabernacte Ae)! oye of the Congregation, inthe nw, CA — firit day of the > fecond mo- ; nethiinthe lecond peereafter they were come ont of the land of Egypt , faving, 2 * Cake peethe lumme of ail the Con: gregation of the chilpzen of Iſraei, atter their famtlies,and houſholos of their fathers with the number oftheirnames : to wit, all the males, man by man: 3 From twenty peere old and aboue, alt that gae foozth te the warzcin Plrael, thon and Aaron thall number them, thzoughout their armies. E Gnd with you Wall be: men ofenerp tribe, ſuch asare the peades of the boule of their fathers. - nd thefe are the names of the men ~~ 5 a d Andaffiftyou that hall d tand with pou, of the tribe of when ye number. che people, e Or,capraines: and goucrnours, f. In thewing: man his - tribe,and his an- cefters, +. Thefeare the wames of the awelue tribes,as rkt of Reuben, Reuben, Elizur the tonne of Shedeur : sie a Pel Dhelumiel che fonne of urthaddat: 7 DE Judah, Nahſhon the forme of Jm- minadab . ab. 8 ot Bachar, Methanecl, the ſonne of 3 9 DfZcbulun,Cliadb, the fon of Helon: -10 DE the children of Joleph: of Ephza- im, Eliſhama the ſon of Anunthud: of a= naileh, Gamliclthe ſonne of Pedahzur: IT OE Beniamin, Abivan the tonne of @ideont : } — Dan, Ahie ʒer the ſonne of Ammi⸗ 3 DESHet, Pastel the lonneok Otran: 14 DE Gad; Eliazaph the lon of Deut. Is OF Maphtalt, Adira the ſonne of G» nan. 16: Thele were famous in the Congre! gation, ¢pzinces of the tribes of thew: fa thers,and heads ouer thoulands in Iſrael. _ 17 € Then: Moles ¢ Aaron tooke theſe men which are expreſſed bytheirnaines, 18 And they tailed allthe Congregation together, tm the firftday of the fecond mo) neth , who Declared f their kinreds by their famitkes, and by the boufesof their fathers, accozding to the number of their names from twenty peere olde and aboue, man by man. 19 Gs the Loyd had commanded Dols, OORE HUNDER then inthe wilderneſſe of J ~elaet fonne by their: generations, ia ciate aaan the joules of thg inat. D 20 E Go were the fonnes of t Reuben: fathers , accoꝛding te the numder of their names,man bp man,cuerpenale from twen⸗ : tie yeere old and aboue, as many as fient lOr, ds were able foo2th te warte ; 80 beare Weapons, 21 The number of them, | fay oF the tribe of Reuben,was ire and fortie thouſand, and fiue hundreth. r ; 22 EDF the onnes of Simeon by their t Simeon, generations by thetr famtlies,& by the hou⸗ tes of their fathers, thefumme thereofbp the number of ther names , manby man, ener inale from twenty ycere old and aboue, a that went foozth to warre: 23 Che ſiunme of them, Gy, ofthe tribe of Simeon was nine and fifty thoufand, and three hundzeth. : 24 E Df the fonnes of t Gad by their t Gad. generations , by their families, and by the honſes of their fathers , accozding to the number of their names, from twenty peere olde and aboue , all that went fooztl te 25 The number of them, Iay, ok the tribe of Gad was fiue and foztie thouland and fire dundzeth and fifty. j 26 € Dé the formes of + Judah bytheir t Iudis generations , bp their families, and by the boules of their fathers , accozding to the number of theirnames, from twentie yeere = and abou , all that went fospth to. arre: 27 The number of them, I fay,of the tribe of Judah was chacefcore and fourteene thone fand and fire hundreth. 28 @ DF the onnes of F JMlachar by their generations, by their families , and by the poules of their fathers, accozding ta the nuniber of their names, from twentie ee olde and abour,all that went foozth to’ arte: 29 The number of them alfo ofthe tribe. of Machar was foure and Gfty chouſand and foure hundzeth. 30. @ DF the fonnes-of t Febulun by t Zebulun: . their generations, by their families , and by’ the houles of their fathers, accosding te’ the numberof their names, from twentte peere old and aboue all that went koorthto trer ` 30 The number of them aloof thetribe of Zebulun was ſeuen and fifty theuſand and foure hundreth. 32 ¶ Oktheloanues of Joſeph, namely of thefounesof Ephꝛaim bp their generati ons, bytheir familics, and by the houſes of their fathers, accozdiug to the number of their names, from twenty peere old and a> boue,all that went foorth to warte: Sutin numberof themalfoof the tribe of Ephꝛaim was fostiethonfand ¢ fue buns etl. 34: @DE the ſonnes of + Wanafleh by +Manahets . their generations , bythetr families and fp’ the houles oftheir: fathers, spies’ 2 * Iffachar, + Ephraim: Thenumberof allthat went to warrẽ· $ Beniamin. {t Dan. ¢ Ather. t Naphtali. lOr full counto g Which were warriours , but were appointed to the vfe of the Tabernacle, $ Ebr. c ampeo h Whofoeuer is not of the tribe of Leui, the number of their nameg , from twentie poen old and abouc, all that went foorth to artez 35 The numberof chem alfo of the tribe of Manaſſeh was two and thirty thouſand and two bundzeth. 36 E WE the fonnes oft Beniamin by Fay See ee by their families, and by ) e boules of their fathers, accozding to the number of their names, from twentie pa old and aboue , all chat went foozth to arre: TTE : 37 The number of themalfo of the tribe of Beniamin was fiue and thirty thoufand and foure bundzeth. i 38 ¶ Okthelonnes off Dan by their ge⸗ nerations,by their families, & by the houſes af their fathers, according to tize numberof their nameg . from twentp peere old ¢ about, ail that went faozth to warre: +i 39 The number of them alo of the tribe of Dan was theeelcoze and two thouſand and ſeuen pundzeth. g 40 EDE the fonnes of t Afher by their generations, by theit families,& by the hou- tes of their fathers, according to the number. of their names , From twenty peere olde ana aboue,ali that went foorth to warre: 4l The number of themalf of the tribe of Aher wasone and fozty thouſand, and fiue hundzeth. : 42 CDE KHhechilozetr of t Maphtali by their generations, by thety families , and by the boules of their fathers, according to the number of their names, from twenty yeere ald and aboue all chat went tothe warre : 43 The number of them alfo of the tribe of Naphtali was theee ¢ ufty choufand and foure hundzeth. f 44 Thele are the | fummes which Ioe fes and Aaron numbzed , and the princes of Iſrael. the twelue men, which were euery one foz the houle of their fathers, 45 $e this was all che fumof the fonnes of Fitacl,by the houles of their fathers, fron twenty peere olde and aboue, all that went tothe warre in Iſrael, 46 And al they were in number fire bhun- mutt and thzee thouland, fue hundreth and te. 47 But the Leuites, after the tribesof Fy. Fathers were not numbed among g thei. 48 Foꝛ the Lord had ſpoken vnto Mo · fes,and ſayd 8 49 Duly thon Halt not number the tribe of Leni, neither take the ſumme of them as mong the childzen of Iſrael: f 50 Butthou hale appoint the Lenites puer the Tabernacle of the Teſtimony, ann ouer all the inſtruments tyerof,and ouer all things that belong to tt: they Wall beare the Gabernacle,and all the initruments theres of, and fhall minifter in tt, and hali + Dwell round about the Tabernacle. 51 And when the Tabernacle goeth forth, ghe Leuites Wall take it downe: and when he Tabernacle is te be pitched, the Leuites fhall-let it vp : fo? the 8 raunger that com meth neere,halbe Raine, 52 Alethe childzen of Ilrael Mall pitch Numbers. The order ofthe tents with thie their tents,cuerp man tn bis campe, aud ee uery man under bis ſtandard thoughout their armies, i * 53 But the Leuites ſhall pitch round ae —* the —— of the econ 3 engtance icome vpon the Congregation i By sorkauin ofthe chtlazen of Iſrael, and the Lenites Posse EnA fail take the charge of the Tabernacle of Taberaacle of the Teſtimonie. the Lord, 54 Do the children of Ilrael did accoz- Ding to all that the Lod had commaunned Poles: lo Di they. CHAP, II 2 The order of the Tents , and the names of the Captaines of the Iſtaelctes. ; AS the Lord pake vnto Moles, and to Aaron, laying, 2 *Eucep man of the childzen of Ilrael * Inthetwelue fhall campe by his andard,& vnder the en> tribes were foure figue of their fathers boule: farre off about principal fan- the Cabernacle of the Congregation Mall dards, © that e- they pitch. uery three tribes 3 Onthe Cak Ade toward the rtfing of bad cher ftan- the funne, thal they of the Tandard of the dard. holteof Judah pitch according to thete ar- mies, Œ Mabivon the fonne of Amminadab fhail bet captaine ofthe founes of Judah. 4 Ano gis holte and the number of them eas — and foure thouſand, and fire undzeth. §_ Mort vnto him Hall they of the tribe t st Iſſachar pitch, and Nethaneel thefonne ct ee thall be the Captaine of the lonnes of achat. 6 And his holte, and the number there- —— * and fiftp chouland , and foure undzeth. 7, Then the tribe ofSebulun, and Eliab the fonne of elon, captaine ouer the ſonnes of Zebulun: 8 And his hoſte, and the number thereof feuen ae — Pager g — 9 The whole number of the hofte o : Judah are an bundzeth fourefcore ana fire ©, O eem which thoufand and foure bundzeth, according to ynder that name. their armies: thep fall firtt ſet foorth. 10 CDn the louth fide halbe the ſtandard of the hoite of * Reuben — to their d Reuben and armies, and the captaine ouer the ſonnes of Simeon the Reuben halbe Elizur the nne of Vhedeur. fonnes of Leah, 11 And his bofte, and the number thereof and Gad the fire and forty thoufand and fiue hundzeth. _ ronne of Zilpah 12 And by him hall the tribe of Simeon her maid, were pitch, and the captaine ouer the fonnes of of the fecond — thal be Hhelumniel the ſonne of Su» Nandard. riſhaddai: 13 AnD his hoſt, and the number of them, nine and fifty thoufand and three hundzeth. 14 Ann the tribe of Gad, ¢ the captaine oner the fannes of Gad thall be Eliafapy the forne of || Deuel I5 And bis hoſte and the number oF them were fine and fortie thoufand, fire bundzeth and fiktie. 16 All the number ofthe campe of Reus ben were an hundzeth tone and fiftie thous fand , and foure hundzeth g fiftte according to their armies, and they thal (et forth in the fecond place. 17 @ Chen the Tabernacle of ý Congres gation Mal gog with the hoſte of the aiiai lOr, princ: lo Tudah, Iſſa⸗ char, and Zebue lun the fonnes of Leah were of the firit ſtandard. lOr, Renek SS Ls! ll —_— e — ſeuerall number ofeuery hofte. cChap.iii. The Lewites chargeand Office. 54 e Becaufe it might be in e- - qualldiftance from each one, and all indiffe- rently hauc tes courfe there- umo, f Becaufe Ephra- imand Manaſſeh fupplied the place of Iofeph their father,they are taken to be Ra- hels children: fo they and Benia- min make the third ſtanderd. g Ban & Naph- tali tke fonnes of Bilha Rahels mayd, with A- inthe mids of thecampe as they batre pit- ched, fo all they goe forward, euery man in his order accozding to their ſtanderds. - 18 A£ The anderd of the campe of E⸗ piain hll bee toward the cAeſt accosding to their armies: and the captaine ouer the fennes of Ephraim Mall bee Elithama the fonne of Aimethuds 19 And his hot and the number of them were forty thouland and flue hundred. 20 Antby him bale the tribe of Wanaf- feb, & the captaine ouer y fonnes of Manaſ⸗ feh balbe Gamliel the fonne of Pedahzur: 21 And his hofte and the number of them were two ¢ thirty thouland two hundred. 22 And the tribe of Bentamim, and the captaine oucr the ſonnes of Beniamin thalbe Abldan the onne of Gidtont: 23 And dis hoff, and the number of them were liue thirty thoufand & foure bundacd, 24 All the number. of the campe of E⸗ phzatm were an hundꝛed and eight choufana and one hundred accozding to their armics, and thep thal gue inthe third place. 25 @ The ttanderd of p hott of s Dan thal bee foward the Mozth accozDing to their ar- mies; ¢the captatneouer y children of Dan thalbe Ahie zer the fonne of Ammiſhaddai: fher the fi f 26 And bis bolt,and rhe numberof them Zilpah make the Were two ana theceleoze thousand and feucn fourth tanderd, h Which were oftwenty yeeres aboue. i For vader eue- y oneofthe oure principal flanderds were diuers fignes to keepe every band im order. a Or, families - and kindreds. Eroh 6.235 hu.Claaar, bundred. 27 And by him ſhall the tribe of Aver tch and the captaine ouer the fonnes of ther thalbe Pagiel the fonne of Deran. 28 And his hoſt, and the number of them were owe forty thoufand and fue hundred. 29 ¶ Then the tribe of Mapytall,and the taptaine oner the childꝛen of NRaphtali hall be Ahira the fonne of Cnan: 30 And bis hoft,and the number of them were thiee € fifty thouland æ foure hundzed. 31 All the number of the holt of Dan was an hundzed and ſeuen and fiftie thouland and fire hundzed: thep Hall goe hindmok with their Handerds. à 32 E Abele are the * ſummes of the chil- Bren of Jael by the houles of their fathers, all the number of the po, accozding to ther armies, fir hundred and thee thouſand, fueg hundzed and fiftte. 33 But the Lenites were not numbred a- mong the children of Iſrael as the Lod had commanded Soles, 34 Aud the childacn of Iſtael Dia atto- mng to ali that the Lard had commaunded Woles: fo they pitched according to their i ftanderds, and lo tep iournexed euery one with bis families, accoꝛding to the houſes of thelr fathers. CHAP. TI 6 The charge and office of the Lewites. 12. 75 Why the Lord feparated the Leuites for hynfelfe, 16 Their number, familzes and captasmes. 40° Tle’ frf born of Ffrael ss redeemed by the Leustes, 47. The owerplusss redeemed by meney. ~ T alfo were the * generations of Aas: ronand Moſes in the Bay that the Lord {pake with Moles in Pount Sinat. 2 GHothele are the names of the Onnes- of Aaron,* Nadab the firlk bong, and Abi- and Ithamar. 5 * 3. Thek are the names of the ſonnes of Aaron the anopnted Peieſts, whi Mofes Bid * confecrate to minifter in the prieſts office. 4 * And Madaband Abihu died > before the Lord. wien they offered “trange fire be- fore the Lod tn the wildernes of Dinat,and ad no childzen: but Eicazar an’ Jryamar tued in the Pictes office tu the < fightof Aaron their father. § Then p Lo tpake puto Moles Laying, 6 Bring thetribe of Leni, and ¢ ſet them befoze Aaron the Pꝛieſt, that they map ferue bun, 7 And take the charge with him, enen the charge ofthe whole Congregation, e be- toze the Gabernacle of the Congregation, to Do the fernice ofthe Tabernacle, — 8 hey hall alto kecpe all the inſtru⸗ ments ofthe Cabernacle of the Congrega ton, and haue the charge of the childzen of Iſrael te Do tie ſexuice of the Cabernacies 9 And thou Walt give the Leuites vata Aaron andto bis'founes : forrhey ave giuen bun freely from among the chiidze of Iael. 10 nù then ait appoint Aaron and bts fonnes to egecute their pziefts office: and the stranger that commeth neere, Halbe Raine. P II C Gifo the Loz ſpake tnta Woles, aymg, 12 Hehold,F haucencn taken the Leuites from among the childzen of Iſrael: fez ali the firit Bone that openeth the matrice a> mong the childzen of Iſrael and the Leuites albe mine, ; 13 Wecaule al the firft borne are mine: foz the tame Day that 3 mote alt the firt borne inthe tand of Egypt.* J fanctified vnto me all the firt boine tn Jirael, both man and beat : mine Hall they bes ¥ amthe Logo, 14 € Moꝛeouet, the Lord ipake vnto Mo⸗ fes inthe wilderne fit of Sinai. faying, Ig lumber the chiidzen of Leni afterthe honis of their fathers, tn their families tte Nery male from a moncth olde ¢ aboue Halt thor number.. D 16 Chen Moſes niidzed them accoraing to y w020 of the Lord, as he Was comanded. 17 Aud thele were the fonnes of Leniby their names, * Geron, and Kohath, any 13 Allo thete are p names of the fonnesof Gerſhon by their families ; Libnie Shimei, 19 he enues alo of Bobath by their — Amram, and Jzehar, Demon and * families: Mahli and Muſhi. Chele are the families of Leni, accoing to che houſes oc thet fathers. 21 Df Gerfhen came the familie of the Libnites and the familie of the Shimeites: thefe are thefamilies of the Gerfhouttes. 22 The fumme whercof (rafter the num · ber of all the males from a meneth olde and —— countet ſeuen thouland and fiue: hede: it 22 C She familtes of ý Gerfhonites Hall. pitch behind the Tabernacle CHeftmard, ~ 24 The captaine t ancient of the houle ofrheeeibonites halbe Clialaph the ſonne 25. And sel. 20 Gnd the fonnes of Merari by their: €xod.28. 3. Leuit.10. 1,2. chap. 26.6 I. 1.chron.24,2- b Or, before the Altar. Leuit.10.1,%. € Whiles their father liucd. d Offerthem ynto Aaron for the vſe of the Tabernacle, e Which apper- teined to the ex» ecuting of the hie Priefls com- mandement,to the oucrfight of the people,and to the ſeruice of the Tabernacle. f Aarons fonnes the Priefts ferued in theSanQuary in praying for the ptople,and offers ing facrifice: the Leuites ferned for the inferiour vies of the fame. g Any that would mipifter , not bga ingaLewite, ` Exod.i 3.1, 404 34.39. leun. 27. 26. chap.3.16, bake 2,232 Gene. 46, 1n- exod, 6.36. chap.26.§ 7a- 1 .chrou.6.¥s and 23.6. H Onely mms bring the male’ chikiren, Il Or, fiker- = s ~The Leuites feuerall charges. i The charge wasta cary che couctings and hangings of the Tabernacle, the Amramites, and the family of the Jize k Doing euery>> one his duety in the Sanctuary I The chiefe things within the Sanctuary werecommitted ‘tothe Koba- thites, llOr prince of princes, wm The wood: worke and the re(tofthe inftru- ments were Come mitted to their charge, n That none fhould enter into the Tabernacle contrary to Gods appointment. o Sothatthe Aart borne of the children of Ifrael _ were moc by 273.as verſe 43- fp So that now the Leuits fhould. fatisfie vnto the Lord for the fisft borne of Ifrael, fauefor the 273, which were moe then the Lenites, for whom tbiey paycd money. 25 And thecharge ofthe ſonnes of Gere uites for all the tirſt bogne of the cattel ofthe fon in the tabernacie of the Congregation childzen of Pltact. (balbe the Tabernaele, ann the pautiton,the 42 And Molete numbu as the Lord coueriug thereof, and the vaile ofthe Danze commaunded him, all che tiré vone of the of tie Tabernacle of the Congregation, chilozen of Afrael. 26 And the bangingof the courtandthe 43 And all the irk borne males rehear · Haile of the dooze of the court whichis neere fed bp name(Froma moneth old tabone) ace the Cabernacie, and neere the Aitarroundé coding to theit number were two twenty about, and the codes of it fozallebeeruice thoulant, two hundreth feuenty and theec. thereof. 44 ¶ And the Lom ſpake onte Moles, 27 And ok Kobath came the famity of faping, ; 45 Harttes, € the family ofthe Hebronites, and of the childzen of Plrael, and the cattell of the family ofthe Csstelites : thel are che the Leuites for their cartell, ana the Leuites families of the Robathttes, thalbe mine, Jam the Loz) mt 28 The number of allthe males froma © 46 And for the redeeming of the two hun: moneth olde and abone, waseight thoufand deech fenenty and thee, (which are mo ther and fice hundrzeth, hauing the* chargeofthe the Leuites) of the Grit borne of the children Sanctuary: of Iſrael. 29 The kamilies ok the founesofkobath 47 Chou alt allo take Rue thekcls foz bal pitch on thelourh fide of thetabernacie, euerpperion: atter che weight ofthe Hanc- 30 GDiecaptainet ancient of the houſe, tuary thait thou take it * the thekel contei and families of the Kohathites halbe Eltza⸗ vethtwentygerahs. — phan thetonne of Cizstet : J— 48 And thou Walt giue the money, wher: 31 And their chargethalbe the! Arke, and with the odde number of them is redeemed, the Table, and the Candletticke,and theale vnts Aaron and to bisfonnes. tars, and the inſtruments of the Sanctuary that they miniſter with, and the vaile, and all that ferneth thereto. 32, And Cleazar the fonne of Aaron the 49 Thus Moies tooke the redemption of them that were redeemed, being mother the Leuttes: : 50. DE the qfirt borne of the chilmenof lie thalbe ſchicke captaine ofthe Leuttes, Jiraeltooke ke the money: cuen a thouland auing the ouertight of them that haue the theee hundrech theecitare and Aue thekels af⸗ charge of the @anctuary. ter the thekel ofthe Sanctuarp. 33 @ DE Merari came the family ofthe sr And Moles gane the money of them Mahlites, andthe family of the uites; Chat were redeemed , vnto Aaron and to bis thele are the familics of Herari. fonnes, according tothe word of the Lo: ag 34 Andthehumneofthem, according to the Lod had commansed Woles: the number ofall the males, froma monety C HAP, IHL olde and aboue, was fire thoufand anu two 5 The offices of the Leuites, when the hoſte re- hundzeth. ms⸗ↄued. 46 The number of the three families of 35 The captaine and the ancient ofthe Kobath,Gerfhou,and Merars. howe of the families of Metari halbe Zuritel, A the Lod (pake vnto Poles, and to the fonne of Abihail: they hall pitch en the Saron, aping; j ; Noꝛrth five ot che Tabernacle. 2. Take the fume of the fonnes of Ro- 36 And in the charge aud cuſtody ofthe- hath fromamong the tonnes of Leut , after fonnesof Werarithallbe™the boards ofthe thetrfamitics,and houlesofthetr fathers, Tabernacle, and thebarresthereof, andhis 3 From thirty pere ol andaboue,cuen pillars,and his fockets,¢althetuitruments vntill fifty peere olde, all that enter into the thereof und all thatferucth thereto, affembip to Do the wozke in the Tabernacle 37 WAlith the pillars ofthe court round a=- ofthe Congregation. bout, with their fockets, and their pinnes 4 This albe the office of the ſonnes of and theirens, < Kohath in the Tabernacle of the Congre- 38 @ Allwon the forefront ofthe Taber: gation about the Holieſt ofall. : nacle toward the Galt, before the Tabernae · ¶ Mhen the hotte remoneth, then Aa- cle, I fay, of the Congregation Eaſtward, ronand his onnes {hall come take Downe falt Moles € Aaron and hisfonnespitch, othe couering vaile, and (hal couer the Arke- hanuing the charge ofthe Sanctuary, "and ofthe Teſtimony therewith. the charge ofthe childgen of Iſraelt butthe 6. Aundtheyfhall. putthereona covering ranger that commeth neere, Halbe latte. of badgers ſkinnes, and hall ſpread vpon it 39 The whole Amune of the Leuites, acloth altogether of blew fitke , and put to which Moles g Aaron numbzed at the com · ·che barres thereof: : i mandement of the Lod thoꝛowout their fa. 7 And bpon the * table of Shew bread: milies, cuen all the males from a moneth old , they Wall (pread a cloth of bicw. filke , € put and abote, was two and twenty thonfand. — thercon the diſhes, and theincefecups , and: 40 And the Lorn (aid onto Woles,fQunt> goblets, and couetings to coner ft 4 wich, - ber all the firit borne that are malesamong’ and thebsead fhalbe thereon continnallp: the chitozen of Piraci, from a moneth old 8 And they hall ean vpon them aro aboue, and take the number of thett uames. nering of (carlet, and.couer the fame with a 41 Ano thou thalt take the Lenttestome couering ofbadgers {kinnes, and put tothe. p forall the firt borne ot the chilagen of barres thereof. Numbers. The firft bornenumbred andredeeined. Tar ake the Lenttes foz al the firt boone : Exod, 30.1 3. lewit.17.25. chap.8.1 6, CXR 4501 Be q Of thetwo hundred ſeuenty and three which were morethen the Leuites, a TheLenites were numbred after three forts: firit at a moneth old:when they were confecrate to the Lord, nexe: at 25.yeeres old when they were appointed to feruein the Ta- bernacle,and at 30yeere old,to bearethe bur» dens of the Ta⸗ bernaele hWhich diui· ded the Sanctua· ry from the ho- lieſt ofall. c Thatis,put them vpon their fhoulders to cary it: for the bars of the Aketo * neuerberemo=- © ued, Exod.25.15. Exod.2 5.30. Meaning,to ~ id Meant cael (Jam the Lord ) € the cattel afthebe- o Chen they Hattaken cloth aiii tena the bread, B. i ie eee ee ee ee ee ee The Leuites feuerall charges. Exod.25 31. Exod 25 38. € The Ebrew word fignifieth an inftrument madeoftwo ftaues or barres. f Which wasto burne incenfe, Read Exod. 30.1. g Oftheburne - ofring. h That is, in fol- ding vp the _ things ofthe San- Quary , asthe * Arke &c. i Before it be co- uered. Exod, 30.34 35. k Which was otfered at mor- ming & cuening. Exodi 3.23525 ] Committing by your negli- gence that the koly things bee not well wrap- ped,and fo they by touching ehcreof , periſh. m Shewing what part every man shal] beare, n Which were recejued into the company of them that miniftred in the Tabernacle ofthe Congre- gation. o Which vaile the SanGuary and the Court, hanged betweene ` and coner the *candletticke of light with bis lamps and bis {nuffers , “and pis fnufies Dilhes,and all the ople veſſeis thereof, which they occupie about tt. F Io Ho they thal put it,and all the inftrue ments thereof in a coucring of Wadgers ſkinnes, and put it vpon the « barres, II Allo vpon the golden faltar they wall ſpzeas a cloth of blue filke,and couer it with a couering of Badgers ſkirmes, and put to the barres thereof. } 12 And thep thal take all the intruments of the intntiterte wherewith they minifter in the Danctuarp, and put chem in a cloth of blue tilke , and cover them with a couering of badgers (kins , Eputthem onthe barres. 13 Ailo thep hall take away the abes ee thes altar, and {pread a purple cloth ponti, 14 And fhall put vpon itall the infiru- ments thereot, which they otcupte about tt s tye centers, the flethyooks,and the belomes, and the baling, evenall the intruments of the altar, aud they Hall ſpread vpon it aco uering of badgers ſkinnes, and put tothe barres of it. i 15 And when Aaron and bis onnes haue mane an end of coucring the e Sanctuarie, aad all the inſtruments of the Manctuary, at the remooutng of the holte afterward the ſonnes of Rohati Wall come to beare tt, but they that not ‘touch any poly ching, leaſt thep Die. Chis is the charge of the (onnes of Ro» hath tn the Cabernacie of the Congregatt- on. 16 € And to the office of Eleazar the fon of Aaron the Pꝛieſt pertaineth the oile foz the light, and the* fweet incenfe, @ the * dayly meat offering, and the * anotnting ople,with the ouerſight of all the Tabernacle, and of all that thereints, both inthe Manctuarte, and in all the inttruments thereof. 17 Q And the Lorde pake unto Boles, and to Aaron , faping, 13 De alinor?! cut off thetribe ofthe fa- milies of the Mebathites from among the Leuites: I9 ut thus Doe vnto them, that they may line and not Die, when they come neere tothe moft holythings: let Aaron and his fonnes come and appoint ™ them, cucry one to hisoffice,and to his charge. 20 But let them not goe in, tolee when the Danctuary is folden vp, leat they die. i 21 @ And the Lowe fpake vnto Moſcs, aping, 22 Take allo the ſumme of the ſonnes of Gerihon, euery one by the boulesof ther fa- thers thzoughout thet families: 23 From thirtie peeve old and aboue, vn- tiltiftie yeere old ſhalt thou munber them, all that *entcrinto the aſſembly foz to doe fernice in the Cabernacle ef the Congrega- tton. 24 This ſhalbe the ſeruice of the families ofthe Serihontces,to ſerue and to beare. rO Thep hall beare the curtaines of the Tabernacle, tye Cabernacte of the Con- gregatien his couering, and the couering of badgers ſkinnes, that ts on hte bpon it, and the valle of the opoo of tye Taberna⸗ Chap. iiii. Theirnumberby their families. 55 tle of the Congregation : 26 The curtaines allo of the Court, and the vaile of the entring in of the gate of the Court,Pwhich is neere the Tabernacle and neere the Altar round about, with their cordes, and ali che intruments fo? their fer uice, and ali that is made foz them ; fo hail they (crue. 27 Atrhecommandement of Saronand bis tonnes, Mall allthe (eruice of the fonnes ofthe Gerihonites be done, in all thet chars ges, andin all their ſeruice, and ye hall ap» point them to keepe all their charges. — 23 This is the fernice of the families of the onnes of the Gerfyonites in the Taber- nacle of the Congregation and their watch q Vader the hall be under the 3 hand of Ithamar the charge and outre foune of Aaron the ziet. fight, 29 ¶ Chou wale number the fonnes of Merart by their familtes, and bp tye houles oftheir fathers: 30 From thirtie yeere olde and abone, e⸗ uen vnto fiftie peere olde Malt thon number thent, all that enter into the affembly, to doe the leruice of the Tabernacle of the Cons gtegation, $ 31 And this ts their office and charge acs coding to all their feruice inthe Taberna. cle of the Congregation: the * beads of the Tabernacle with the barres therof, and his pillars ana bis fockets, 32 And the pillars round about the Court, with their fockcts, and their pinnes, and their cords, with alt their inftruments, euen foz all their ſeruice: and by name pee hall reckon the inſtruments of their office and chatge. ; 33 This is the leruiceof the families of the fonnes of Merari, according to all their ferutce in the Tabernacle ofthe Congrega tion vnder the hand of Ithamar the onne of Aarsu the Piet. 34 @ Chen Mors and Aaron andthe | edi of the Congregation numbzcd the nnes of the Kohathites, by their families aud by the boules oftheir Fathers, 35 From thirtie peere olde and aboue, eo uen vnto fiktie yeere olde, all that cuter inte the affembly fo? the fernice of the Taberna- cleofthe Congregation. 36 Ho thet numbers ofthem throughout 1dr. the nwi their families were two thouland beuen ored of shert, hundzed and Gftie. 37 Chele are the numbers of the famt⸗ lies of the Kobathites , all that ferne tn the @abernacle of the Congregation, which Moles &€ Aaron did number according to — the cõmandement ofthe Lord by the f hana fGodappointing of Moles. Mofes to be the 38 Allo the numbers of the ſonnes of Øer- minifter andexe- mon thꝛeughout their families and houſes cutorthercof. oE tbeir fathers, — 39 From thirtie peere old and bpward, tuen vnto ftic peeve old: all that enter inte the affembiy,foz the feretee of the Tabernae cle ot the Congregation, } 40 Sothe numbers of them by their fa> milies , and by the houſes of their Fathers. were two thoulandiize hundzeth aud thir⸗ tie. 4I Thek are the numbers ofthe air p Which Coure compafled both the Tabermacle of the Congrega- tion and the Altar of bumt offring. Exod, 26.350 r Yefhall make an inyentorie of all the thinges which ye commit to their charge, The leprous and polluted. t Which were of of thefonnes of Gerſhon: of all that "div Competent age to ferue therein, that is, berweene thirty and fifty. fernice mi the Tabernacle of the Congrega. tion, whonie (Boles and Aaron did numi- uy — to the commandement of the ord. 42 C Che numbers allo of the families ofthe fonnes of Merari by tiete families, ' and by the houles of their fathers, 43 From thirtie peere old and bpward, euen vnto fittie peere old : all that enter inta the affembly foz the ſcruice of che Taberna⸗ tle of the Congregation. 44 So the numbers of them by their fa» sa tes were thee thoufand and two hun⸗ geth. 45 Theſe are the ſummes ofthe families of rhe onnes of $Berart , whem Woles and Aaron sunnb20ed accozding to the comman: Dement of the Loz by the hand of Moſes. 46 So ali the numbers of the Leuites, which Moles, and Garon, and the princes Wd sf Iſxrael numbzed by thew families € bp the u Whofoeuer of houleg of their fathers, the Leuites that 47 Fram thirty peeve oldeand vpward. had any manerof euen to ſiftie peere old , eucry one that came chargeinthe Ta- bernacle. fEbr.according tothemonth or word. x So that Mofes neither addednor diminifhed from that which the Lord comman- ded him, Leuit.13. 3. Teutt.i 5.2. Teuit, 21,16 Or, in a place out of the hoſt. a There were _ three manner of tents: of the Lord,of the Le- uites, and of the - Ifraclites, Leuit. 6.3. ob Commit any fault willingly. Leuit.6,5- e Ifhe bedead to whom the wrong is done, cand alfo hauc no inſman. to Doe" his duety, office , ſeruice and charge inthe Cavernacte of the Congregation. 48 2o the numbers of them were eight theuland fue hundreth and fourefcoze. _ 49 According ts thezcommandement of the Lov by the hand of Soles Did Aaron number them, euerp one according to his {erulce,and according to bis charge. Thus were they of that tribe numbzed,as the Lod commanded * Moles. CHAP. V. 2 Theleprous & the polluted fhalbe caf forth, 6 The purging of finnes a5 The triall of the ſu- Pected wife. pe the Lod ſpake vnto Woles faving, 2 Command the children of Firaet, that they *put out of the hott euery leper,and tery one that hath *antiue, and whole» ueris defiled by* the Dead, 3 Both mate and female Hal ye put out: Rout of the bote fhall pe put them, that they miar not thei tents among whome J ell. . 4 And the children of Iſrael did fo, and put them out of the hoffe, euen as the Loz — —— Moles, ſo did the children of Iſtael. § ¶ And the Lode ſpake vnto Moles, aying, . 6 @peake vnto the chilen of Jlrael, *CUihen a matt oz a woman Wal commit any finnet that men commit, and tranſgreſſe a- eat the Lozd,whenthat peron Hall tree pane, : 7 Then they hall confelle their finne which they haue done, and fall reitoze the Dainmage thercof* with vis principall,and put the fift part of it moze thereto , and hall giue ír puto him againt whom he hath trel paid. f 8 But ik the «man haue no kin(man, to whoine pee Gould reſtore the Dammage, the Dammiage thall bee reſtored to the 102d fo? the Pꝛieſts vle, belides the Ramme of the atonement, whereby hee Hall make atong ment foz Hun. Numbers. 9 And euery ofering of all the d boly things of the chtldzen of Iſrael, which they bing vnto the Piet hall be * bis. Io Andeuerp mans halowed things hall be his: tharis, whatloeucr any man gtueth the Peielt, it wall be hts. ü Il @And the Lord ſpake vnto Woks, aping, 12 Speake vnto the children of Prael, € fay bute them, Itany mans wife e turne to eutll, and commit a trefpatte againtt bims 13 Bo that another man lie with her fleihly, and it be hid from the cies of her huts band, ana kept clole, and pet thee be defiled, and there be no witnes agatnil her, neither fpe taken with tge manen, j 14 tHE hebe mooued with a ielous mind, {o that pee is ielousouerhis wife, which is defiled , o if be haue a ielous minde , lo that be is telous ouer bis wife, which is not Defi: 9 Ig Then Hall the man bring his wife ta the Pꝛieit, and bring her offering with her, the tenth part ofan Ephah of barley meale, bat be hall not powze f ople vpon it, noz put tncenle thereon, fo? itis an offering of iclous fiean offering foz a remembeance, calling the finne toe minde: i 16 nd the Piet Hall bring her, and fet ber before the Lod. ; I7 Then the Piet Hall taket the polie Water in an earthen vefleil, and of the duſt that is in the Rooze of the Tabernacle , cuen * Pct Hall take and put it into the wa- er. 18 After, the Heieſt Hall ſet the woman befeze the Lord, and vncouer the womans head, and put the offring of the memoztal in her hands: it is the teloulie offcring,and the pie = haue bitter and i curled water in is hand, Ig And the Patek hall charge ber by an othe, and fay vnto the woman, Jf noman baue lien with thee,netther thou balk turned to vncleanneſſe tram thine hulband, be free from thts bitter and curled water. . 20 But if thou hat tutned from thine hulband , and fo art Detiled , and fome man hath lien with chee belive thine hulband, 21 (Then the Piet Wali charge the woman with an othe of curling, and the Pꝛieſt hal fap vuto the woman,) Che Low make thee tobee * accurfed and dDeteitable fez the oth among thy people, andthe Lode cauſe thy thigh tu + rotte, and thp bellie to ſwell: 22 And that this curfed water may goe inta thy bowels, to caule thy bellie to ſwell, and thy thigh torot. Chen the woman hall antwere,! Amen, Amen. i 23 After, the PPztett Hall write theſe cur» fes tn abooke,and thal = blot them out with the bitter water, j 24 And fall caufe the woman to Minke the bitter and curfed water, and the curled water,turned into bitternefle, hall enter into ber. ? 25 Then the Piet Hal take the icloufie offering out of the womans hand, and wall thake the offering before the Lord, and offer it vpon the altar. 26 And Thelawofieloufie. d Or,things of - fred to the Lord, as firft Fruits Sc, Leuit. 10.13. e By breaking the band of mae riage,and playi the lo ms tSbr.ifthe pire of teloufie come upon hua, f Onely in the finne offring, and in this offting of, icloufie were nei- ther oile nor in- cenle offred, g Or,making the finne knowne, & nor ing it, b Whichelfeis called the wateg of purification or fprinckling,reade Chap. 19.9, i It was focalled by the effe&,be- cauſe it declared’ the womanto be accurfed,and ture ned ro herde- · N. k Both becaufe fhe had commit- ted fo hainous a fault, & forfware herfelfein denye ing the fame, IEbr. to fall, l That is, be it fọ as thou witheft, as Pſal 41. 13. deut.27, 15. m Shall wath the curfes which are written, into the water inthe veffell, Ofthe Nazatites, Or, perfume. of the offering foz a || memoztall thereof, and n Wherethein- burneit bpon the =” altar, and afterward cenfe was offred. make the woman minke the water. 27 Then hee hath made her drinke the water, tl {hee be defiled and haue treſpaſſed aganit her hulband, then ſhall the curſed water,turned into bitterneffe, enter into her, and her belly Wali fwell, and her thigh wall fete and ro waman albe accurled among er people. 28 But ifthe woman bee not defiled, but be |i cleane, fhe hall be free,and Wal concejue and beare. i a Chis ts the lamof teloufie, when a wife filed HOr innocent turneth from her hulband, and ts de⸗ 30 Dawhenamanis mooucd with aie- lous minde, being telous ouer bis wife, then oThe man might fall hee bring the woman before the Lord, acculehiswife ant the Daielt tall Doe to her accogding to vpon fulpition, ali this law ; and not be re- 31 Ana the man thalbeo feee from finne, prooued. but this woman Hall beare her iniquitte. CHAP. VI. 2 The law ofthe confzeration of the Naza- rites, 24 The maner tobleffe the people, 7 A the Lo2d Make unto Poks, laying, 2 Speake vnto the chitazen ofFiraet. and fay vnto them, Ahen a man oz a wo» man Doeth teparate themfelues to bowe a a Which fepara- vow of a+ Nazarite toleparate himfelfe vn⸗ tedthemfelues to the L020, $ $ fromtheworld, 3 We that abftetne from wine and trong anddedicated dainke, thal Dink no owe wine no we “ themfclues to drinke no: Wall drinke any licour of grapes, neither haleat fre grapes noz mied, 4 As long as his abtinence endureth, fhalhe cat nothing that ts made ofthe wine God: which fi- sure was accom- ; d in Chrift. oa of the bine, neither the kernels, no: the bulk. § Chile hers feparated by bis vow, the Tudg.13.5. * rai Halnot come vpon his head, vntil the Dates be out, in the which be ſeparateth him- felfe puto the Loꝛd, be bail be holy, and hall let the lockesof the batre of is head grow, 6 During the time that hee ieparatet himſelke vate the Load, hee Hail come at no b Dean body. j 7 Wee Hallnot make himſelfe vncleane at the Death of bis father.e2 motier,bother, p? fier : foz the confecration of bis God te ppone dis head. 8 Allthe dayes of his (eparation he Hail be holy to the Lord. i 9 And ifanp die fuddenly by him, o2 hee beware, then the ¢ head of bis coniecration fal be defiled, and be ſhal ſhaue bis headin the Dav of his cleanitng sin thelenenth day be Hall ſhaue te. a.ſam.i.iI1. b Asat burials, or mouinings. e In that he ff- fered his haire to ` grow, he fignifi- edthat he was confecrate to God. d Which long haire is a figne that he is dedi- fo Aud inthe eight Day he hal bring two gatetoGod. turtles, o? twa vong pigeons to the Pꝛieit, at thedooze of the Cabernacle of the Con: gregation. j e By being per- II Then the Piet Hall prepare theone fent wherethe foza ſinne offering, ana the other for a burnt dead was, ofring, ad pall make an atonement foz f Beginningat bim; becaufe he ſinued bythe “Deadia Hall thecightday, he hallow his heat the fame Day, when he is pu- 12 Zud be thalf conſecrate puto the Lord ified, ` the dayes of his fepasation, and Wall being. Chap.yj.vij. 26 And the Piet hall take anhandfull - ne Se To ll — * aud their offring. 5 6 alambe of a yeere old fo? a treſpaſſe offting, and the Arit edayes thal be void; fo? his con- ſecration was defiled. 13 © This then ts the lawe of the Mazas rite s tohen the time of bis confecration ts ont, be hall come to the Booze of the Taber nacle of the Congregation. — s 14 Gnd hee hall bring bis offering vnto the Loz, an hee lambe of a yeere oide withe ont blemiſh fox a burnt offering, and a thee lambe of a yeere olde without blemiſh fora finne offting, and aramme without blemiſh foz peace offerings, a And a balket of vnleauened bzead, of * cakes of fine floure, mingled mith ople,and wafers of vnleauened bzead, anoynted with epis ee their meat ofring, ¢ their drinkẽ erings: 16 The which the Iiet ſhall bꝛing be⸗ fox the Lord, and make bis finne offering and hts burnt offering. 17 Wee fail prepare allo the ramme foz a peace ofring nuto the Lord, with the balket of vnleauened bead, the Pꝛiett hall make bis meate offering, and bis drinke offering, 18 And * the Nazarite hall thane the AF52 124. head » of his confecratton at the Doozeot the h in token chat Tabernacle of the Congregation, and (hall his vow isen- take the haire of the bead of hts comfecration ded. è and ` put itin the fire , which is vnder the i Forthe haire peace offering. which was cone Ig Then the etek Hall take the ſodden fecrate to tke- Moulder ofthe ram,and an vnleauened cake Lord might noe: out of the bafker, and a wafer vnleauened, be eaſt into any and put them vpon the handes of the Mazas prophane places. rite after be hath ſhauen bis confecration. 20 And the Piet Hail * hake them to and fro befoze the Lozd:thts is an help thing fo: the Piet || befiaes the fhaken bzeat, and bennez the heaue Hhouldersfo afterward the Nazarite map Minke wine, 21 Chis is the lawofthe Nazarite,which bee bath vowed, and of bis offering vnto the Load fo? bis conlecration,* belies that that bee is able ta hinge: according to the vowe which be vowed, ſo ſhal he doe after the law of his confecration. ; 22 @ Anu the Lod ſpake vnto Moſes, aving, 23 Speake bnto Aaron ¢ to his fonnes, faving, Thus Hall pee! bleſſe the childꝛen of 1 Tharis,pray Ilrael, and fap vnto them, for them, Eccl. 24. Che Lor bleſſe thee, and keepe thee, 36,27. 25 Che Lord make his face thine vpon thee,and be mercikull vnto thee. 26 The Low lift wp his countenance ype on thee, and giue thee peace. 27 Hothey Halt put mp = Mame vpon the childzen of Iſrael, and F wil blefie chem. CHAP, VIL 2 The heads ov princes of Ffrael offer at the fitting up of the Tabernacle, 10 and atthe dedi- cation of the Altar. 89 God (peaketh to Mofes from the Mercy feat. N22 when Moles had finithes the fet» ting vp of the Tabernacle, and * anoine ted tt, and fanctifies it, anv all the inſtru⸗ ments thereof, ana the altar with all thelin⸗ ſtruments thereof, and bad anoynted them And ſanctiſied then. 2 Them So that he haf egia bis vow aneWe Leuit.2.15. Exod, 29327. Or with the: bre afte k Attheleaft he- fhall dethis; iftis: be able to offer. no more, | m They fhalt pray in my Na forthem, Exod?go, 18 lOryueffelss The feuerall offerings || Or,captaines. a Likehorfelie- tets to keepethe things that were caried in them, from wether. b That is,te ca. sy things aad ftutfe in. c For their vie to cary with. d Thehboly things of che San- Guaty muft be catied ypon their thoulders,and not drawen with oxen,chap. 4.15. € That — the fitſt ſacriſice was offred there- upon by Aaron, Levit.9.1. 2 CThenthel princes of Iſtael, heads os tier the houſes of their fathers(they were the HPeinces of the tribes, who were ones them that werenumbzed)oftered, — 3 Andbroughe their offering before the Lod, ſixe· coueced charets,and twelue oven: one charet foz two pꝛinces, and foz enery one an ore, and thep offered them befoze the Ta» bernacle. int Aud the Lod pake vnto Moſes, fap- g § Takethefe okthem, that they may bee to Doe the > ferutce of the Tabernacle of the Congtegation,and thou hale giue them vñ⸗ to the Leuttes, to euery man accogding bute bis office. 6 Ho Moles tooke the charets and the oxen, and gaue then vnto the Leuites: 7 Two charets and foure ogeh he gaue to the fonnes of Gerſhon, according vnto their ‘office. 8 Ann foure charets and eight oren hee gaue to the onnes of Merari according vn- to their office vnder the band of Ithãmar the onune of Aaron the Piet. 9 But tothe fonnes of Kobath hee gaue none, ¢ becaule the charge of the Manctua- rie belonged to them, which they dtd beare bpon their Houlders. Io CTbhepincesallocfered inthe edes Dication for the altar in the Day that it was anointed : then the Princes offered their of⸗ fering befoze the altar. Il And the Lo: faide vnto Woles, Dne pince one Day, and another prince another Dap fhall offer their offering, toz the Dedica- tion of the altar. 12 C Sothenon the fir day din t Rah- Numbers. neel the onne of Zuar. 24 C Thre third apt Eliab the on of Hee lon paince of the childzen of Sebulun offered, 25 iis ofring wasa filuec charger ofan bunteeth and thirtic thekels weight, a filuec bowicof ſeuentie ſhekels, after the Hekell of the Sanctuary, both full of fine floure mins glen with ovle,foz a meate offering, 26 A golden incenfe cup of ten thekels, full ofincente, 27 A yong bullocke, a ramme,a lambe of a yeere olne foz a burntoffering, 28 An bee gaate foza ſinne offering, 29 And foz peace offrings, two buſlocks. fiue rammes, fuz bee goates, fiue lambes of a peere olde: this was the offering of Eliab the fonne of Velon. By 30 © The fourth day t Elizur the fonne — prince of the chifdzen of Reuben offered. s 31 His offering was a fluer charger ofan bundzeth and thirtie hekels weight, a filuer botole of feuentte fyekels , after the hekel of the @anctuarie, both full of fine floure mins gied with ople,foza meate offering, 324 — incenfe cap of ten thekels, full of incenſe. 33 Apong bullocke, a ramme, a lambe & peere olde toz à burnt offering, — : 34 An hee goat fora finne offering, 35 And fo: a peace ofring, two bullotks, fiue rammes, fiuc ee goats , fiue lambes of a peere olde: this was the offering of Elizut thefonneof Shedeur. $ 36 ETbe lift day t Shelumiel the fonne of Furiihaddal, paince of the childzen of Hi- meon offered. 37 Mts offering was a filucr charger of an t The offering of fhon the fonne of Amminadab ofthetribeof hundzeth and thirtie thekels weight, a Gluce Nabhihon. Denit. 2.1, The offering of Nethaneel, Judah offer his offering. 13 And bisoffting was afiluer charger of an bundzeth æ thirtie hhekels weight, a uluer bowle of ſeuentie thekels , after the bekel of the Danctuarie both full of Gne floure, min: gled with oyle foz a * meat offering, 14 An incenfe cup of golde of ten thekels full of incente, 15 Avong bullocke, a ramme, alambe af a veere oſd fora burnt offering, 16 An hee goat for a finne offering, 17 And foz peace offcings, two bullecks, n — — peda goats = fue P peere old; this was the offering o ` fhon the fonne of Amminadab. — b 18 @ The fecond day t Nethaneel the fonneof zuar, prince of themibe of flachar did offer. 19 Utho offered foz his offering a fluer charaet of an hundzeth and thirtte thekels weight, a fluer bowle of ſeuentie ſhekels, after the Hekel of the Sanctuary, both full of fine floure,mingled with oyle, foz a meate offering, 20 Anincenfe cup of gold of ten thekels, ful of incenle, 21 Ayong bullocke, aramme, a lambe of a peeve olde fo: a burnt offering, 22 Au hee goat foz a finne ottering 23 And for peace offrings, two bullocks fiue rammes , fue bee goats, fiue lambes of a peere olde; this was the offering of Retha» botole of feuentte thekels , after the chekel of the Hanctuarie, both Full of fine floure mine gled with opie, foz a meate offering, 38 @ — incenfe cup often thekels, full of incenle, 39 Ayong bullocke,a ramme, a lambe of a peere oln fo: a burnt offering, — 40 An bee goate foz a —— 4I And foz a peace offring, twe bullocks, fiue rammes, fiue Hee goates, Rue lambes of a peere old : this was the offering of pelu- miel the fonne of zuriſhaddai. 42 (The firt day +Ctalaph the fonne of Deuel, prtnce of the childzen of Gad offered. 43 His ofring wasa {iluer charger ofan hundzecth and thirtic thekels weight, a filuer bowle of feuentte fhekels, after the chekell of the Sanctuarie,beth full of fine floure,mine gled with ople,fo2 a meat offering, 44. A goldenincenfecup of ten thekels, full ofincenfe, 45 A pong bultocke, a ramme,a lanibe of a peere ald, for a burnt offering, 46 Gn hee goat foz a finne offering, 47 And (o2a peace offting, two bullecks, fiue rammes, fiue hee goates,fine lambes of apeere olde : this twas the offering of Elia» faph the fonne of Deuel. ofthe Princes. + The offerin of Eliab, £ t The offerin of Elizur, ° The offeri t Shelumid.” } The offering of Elialaph, 48 ¶ The feuenth day t Clifhama the t Theoffering fone of Ammind prince of the childzen of of Elifhama, Ephzatm offered. 49 its offering was a ſiluer charger ofan hundzeth A of the people of [frael, B f The offering ef Gamliel, t The offering of Abidan. $ The offering of Ahiezer, $ The offering of Pagicl,os Phee, diel. hundzeth and thirtte mekels weight, a ſiluer bowle of ſeuentie hekels, after the thekel of the Ganctuarie,beth full of fine foure, miit gied with oyle foz a meat offering, 5o Qn incenfe cup of golde of ten thekels full of incenie, çI Avong bullocke, a ramme, alanibe of ayeercold foza burnt offering, §2 Anbee goat foz a finne offering, §3 And fora peace offting,two buliecks, fluc rammes , fiuchee goates, fue lambes ofa peere olde; this was the offering of Eli- ſhama the ſonne of Ammiid. 54 © The eight Dap offered t Gamliel the tonne of Pedãzur, prince of the chilozen of Manaſſeh. s5 Wis oftering was a filuer charger of an þundzeth and thirtte thekels weight, a fluer bowle of feuentic ſhekels, after the hekel of the Sanctuary, both full of fine floure, min⸗ gied with oyle, foz a meat offering, §6 A golden incenfe cup of tenthekels, full of incente, §7 Apong bullocke, aramme, a lambe of & peere olde fo? a burnt offering, §8 Anbee goat foz a finne offering, 59 And fozapeace ofring, two builocks, Bue rammes , flue bee goats, tiue lambes of a veere olde : this was theoficring of Gam- liel the ſonne ok Pedazur. 60 CThe ninth dap t Abidan the ſonne of Gideoni prince of the childzen of Bentas min offered. : 61 Wis ofring wasa filuer charger ofan hundzeth and thirtic thekels weight, a liluer bowleoffeucntie ſhekels, after the ſhekel of the Sanctuary, both full of fine floure min- glen with oyle, foz a meate aftering, - 62 A golden incenfe cup of ten thekels, full ofincente, 63 A yong bullocke, a ramme, alambe of a peere olde fo aburntoffering, _ 64 An bee goat foza finne offering, 65 And foa peace offting, two bullocks, fiue rammes, fue bee goates fue lambes of a yeere old; this was the offering of Abidan the Conue of Gideoni, ; 60 © The tenth day t Abiezer the onne of Ammiſhaddai prince of che childzen of Dan offered. 67 Wis offertig was a filuer charger ofan hundzeth anv thictie thekels weight, a liluer bowle of fcuentie ſhekels, after the thekel of the Danctuarte, both full of fine floure min- gied with oyie,foza meate offering, paa A golden incenfe cup of ten ihekels, full oF inecuie, 69 Ayong bullocke, aramme,alambe of à yeere olde toza burnt offering, 70 Gir hee goat foza Gune offering, 71 And fo2 a peace offring, two builotks, Fue rammes, flue bee goats . ine lambes of apeere olde ; this was the offering of Abie> ser the ſonne of Ammiſhaddai. 72 @ The elenenth dayt Pagiel the ſonne wy Deran, prince of the childꝛen of Ayer oerea, 73 His offering was a ſiluer charger of an Hundzeth and thittie thekels weight, a ſiluer bowle of (cucntie thekels , after the pekel of the Ganctuarie, both full of ſine floure min: Chap.viij. atthe dedicationoftheAltar. 57 gled with oyle, foz a meate offering, 74 4 golden incenfe cup of cen thekels, full ofincente, 75 Apong bullocke,a ramme, a lambe of a peere old foz a burnt offering, 76 An hee goate fo2 a linneoffering, 77 And fo2 a peace ofring,two buliocks, fiue rammes, fue hee goates, kue lambes of a yeere old : this was the offertug of Pagiel the fonne of Deran, ; 78 € Cie twellt say t hira the fonne of con » pince of the childꝛen of Naphtali offered, : 79 Dis ofring was a ſiluer charger ofan hundzeth and thirtic thekels weight, a fluer bowie of feuentie thekels, after the pekel of the Sanctuarte,both full of fine floure,mine gied with oyle,fo2 a meat offering, 80 A golden incenſe cup of ten thekels, full of incenfe, 81 A yong bullocke, a ramme, a lambe of a peere oid, foz a burnt offering, 82 Au hee goat fo: a linne offering, 83 And io peace oſtrings, two bullecks, fiue rammes, ne bee goates, fiue lambes of a peere old : Chis was the offering OF Ahira the ſonne of Enan, | 84 This wasthe dedication of the gl- tat by the princes of Firael, when it wasan- opnted: twelue chargers of ſiluer, twelue fil- uer bewles,twelucincenfe cnps of gold, 85 Cuery charger conteinng an hundzeth and thirtie thekels of filuer, and euerp bowle ſeuentie : all the filuer vefiels contained tiwa thoufand, and foure hundzeth thekels , after the Mekel of the Sanctuary. 86 Twelue incenſe cups of gold ful of in- cenfe, containing ten ſhekels euerpcup, after the thekel ofthe Danctuarte; all the golde of de specu cups was an hundreth and twenty cKkels. 87 Allthe bullocks fo: the burnt offering were twelue bullocks, the rammes twelue, the lambes of a peere old twelue, with their meate offerings and twelue bee goates fo: a finne offering. $8 Aud ailthe bullocks fo2 the peace ofe ferings were foure and twentie bullockes, the rammes firtte, the bee geates firtie, che lambes of a peere olde firtte: this was the Dedication of the Gitar, after that it mas e anoynted. 89 And when Dores went into the b@abernacte otthe Cougresation,tefpeake with God,be heard the voice of one ipeaking vnto him from the Mercie feate, that was vpon the Arkeof the Ceitimony i betweene tye two Cherubims, and he ſpake to btm. CHAP. VEIL 2 The order of the lampes, 6 The purifying and offering of the Leuites. 14 The age of the Lewuites , when they are receined toferuce, and when they are dumſſed. A —— the Lo: ſpake vnto goles, fap» n S 2 Speake vnto Aaron , and fay pnta bim , (Ahen thou lightett the lampes, the ſeuen lampes Wall sue light toward ae F à 2g: { The offering of Ahira. f This wasthe offering of the princes, when Aaron did dedie cate the Altar, g By Aaron, h Yhatis,the SanQuary. i According as he had promifed, Exode2 5.326 — 8 | : E The purifying ofthe Leuites. a To thatpart, whichis ouer a- gain{t the Can- dicfticke, Exod. 25:37» Exod.25.18, b And not fet together of di- uers pieces, e In Ebrewit is called che water offinne,becaufe itis made to purge finne,as Chap.9.9. a That thou mayeft doe this in prefence of them all. e Méaning,cer- taine of them in thenameof the whole, Chap 3.45» Chap.3.9: f Thatis,chey that are the farft borne. Exod.i 3.2. luke 2,23. g Which feruice Wf the Ifraelites | thouldelfe doe, ‘fozefront of the Candleſticke. 3 AudAaron dia flighting the lampes thereof toward the forefront of the Gan- Dleſticke, as the Lod had commaunded Boles. À 4 And this was the worke ofthe Can⸗ Diciticke , euenofaolde beaten aut with the hammer; both the Hart, ano the flomecs thereof, * was beaten out with the hammer: b according tothe patterne, which the Loed na eee Wakes, fo made he the Candie icke. 5 (And the Lord (pake vuto Mots, ſaying 6 Cake the Leuites feom among the chilen of Tivacland purifie them, 7 And thus fhalt thou boe buta them, wheit thou purifiet them, Sprinkle: water of purification vpon them , and iet them thane all thetr fleſh, and waly their clothes: fo they thall be cleane. i 8 When they thall take a pong bullocke with Gis meate offering of fine floure, min- gled with oyle, and an other pong bullacke ialt trocar foza finne offering. — 9 Thenthou halt bring the Teuites be- fo2e the Tabernacle of the Congregation, and affemble 4 all the Congregation of the cbhilazenof Iſrael. $ 10 Thou Halt bring the Leuites alfo be- fore the Lod, and the ¢childzen of Iſrael Hall put their hands vpon the Leuites. II Gnd Aaron Mall ofer the Lenttes be: fore the Lord, as a hake offering of the chile menot Firael, that they may execute the ſer⸗ uice ofthe LoD. 12 Andthe Leuites Hall put their hands vpon the heads of the bullocks, ¢ make thou theone a ſinne offring, and the otber a burnt offering bunto the Lod, that thou mapet make an atonement fo: the Leuites. I3 And thou halt fet the Lenites before Aaron and before bis ſonnes, and offer them as a (hake offering to the Lo. 14 Thus Walt thou leparate the Lenites from among the chiluzen of Iſrael, ane the Lenites halt be * ming- À 15 And afterward hall the Leuites goe in, to ferue inthe Tabernacle of the Con- gregation, and thou fhalt purifie them, and offert thein,as a (hake offering. 16 Foꝛ they are freelp qtuen * vnto me from among the chilazen of Iſrael, foz ſſuch as open any wonibe : foz ali the frit vozne of the chilozen of Ilrael haue J taken them wntome. — - i 17 * Foz all the Rri bore of the childzen of Iſracl are mine,both of man and of beat: fince the Dap that J linote euery firt boone in the land of Esvpt, J lanctifien chem toz my fetfe. 18 And 3 haue taken the Leuttes fo2 all the firlt bome ofthechudrenofffirael, 19 And bane gtuen the Leuites as a gikt unto Aaron, and to his fones from among the children of Ifrael, todo theferutce of the e children of Iſrael in the Tabernacle of the Congregation, and to make an atonement forthe chilazen of Iſrael, chatthere bee no plague among the children of Iſrael, wher the chuldzen of Iſrael come neere onta Numbers. bh the Hanctuarie. — 20 Ghen Moles and Aaton and all the Congregation of che chiinn of Iſrael Diù with che Leuites, according vnto al that the Load had commanded Moles concer ning the Leuttes : io bin the chilteen of Ji rael vnts them. : 21 Da the Leuites were purified, and waſhed their clothes, aud Garon sftered them as a thake offering beige the Lod, and Aaron made an atonement for chem to purifie them, HIN 22 And after that, went the Leuttes in to do their ſeruice in the Tabernacle of the Congregation, ibefoxe Garon and before Dis ſonnes: as che Lord bad commaunded Wotescancerning the Leuttes, (0 they di -h vnto them. 23 C AnD the Lom pake vnto oleg, ping, 24 This allo belongeth to the Lenitess from fue and twentie peere olde vpward, they {pall goe in, to execute then office in the — ot the Tabernacle of the Congrega⸗ ion. 25 And after the age of Hiftie peere, they Mal ceale from erecuting the ‘office, and Wall fecue no moze; , 26 But they Mall minifer! with their brethren in the Cabernacle of the Congre- gation, to keepe things committed to their charge, but they hall Doe no ſeruice: thus halt thou Doe wito the Leuites touching their charges. CHAP IX, 2 The Paffeoner is commanded againe. 13 The panifhment of him that keepeth zot the Paffeouer. 15 The cloud conducteth the Ifraelites through the wilderne/f2. ; A {20 the Loyd (pake vnto Moſes in the wildernes of inal, tn the fir moneth ofthe fecond peeve, after they were come ont of the land of Egypt, faving, 2 The childzen of Iſrael Hall allo cele» brate the * Paſſouer at the time appointed thereunto. : 3. In the fourteenth day of this moneth ait* euen pee hall keepe it in his Due ſeaſon: according toa all the ordinances of it, and according to all the ceremonies thereof, hat pe keepe it, ; 4 Then Woles pake vnto the children of Sfracl, to celebzate the Paſſouer. And they kept the Paſſeouer in the fourteenth day of the Brt moneth at enen, in the wilderneſſe of Hinati: according to al that the Lord ban commanded Poles, o did the chitdzen of Iſrael. 6 GAM certaine men were defiled t by a dead man, that they might not keepe the Paſſeouer the fame Day; and thep came bee fore Moles and before Aaron the fame day, 7 Guothole men ſayd vnto him, Aeg are defiled by a Dead man: wherefoze are we Of the Paffeouer, h Becaufe the Leuites goe into ‘the SanQwuary in ! their name, i ‘In their pre- fence,to ferue em. k Such office as was painefull,as to beare burdens and fuch like. 1 In finging Pfalmes,inftrue Ging,coun(el . ling and keeping the things in or- der. Exod. 12t. letit.2 3.5. chap.28.166 deut,16.%. Exod.12.6. deut. L66, a Euen inall points, as the Lord hath inſti⸗ tuted it. b By touching acorps,or being at the buriall. kept backe that we map noteoffer an offting c Or, celebrate vnto the Lod in the time thereuntoappoin» the Paffeouer ted among the children of Iſrael? the fourteenth Then Moles {aid vnto them, Stand day of the fir ill, and’ F will heare what che Lod will moneth, command Concerning pou. : 9 (And > Lorn pake voto Moſes, ſaping. 10 prake The appearing of the clouds d And cannot come where the Tabernacle is, when others Keepeit. e Sathatthe vn- cleane and they that are not at home, hauea moneth longer graunted vnto ‘them. Ex0d.12,46¢ aohn 19.36. f When the Paffeoucr is celebratee, HOr puniſpment of bu finne. Exod. 2.49 Exdd.40. 34. g Likeapillar: read Exo.t 3, 21, Ebr. mouth. h Who taught them what to do by the cloud, E.cor.10, L, 4Ebr. camped. i They waited when the Lord would fignifie either their de- parture,or their abode by the cloud, Ebr. dayes of number. Exod, 40.36,37. _ read verfe 18, ok Vnder the chargeand go- uernement of _ Mofes, 10 Speake vnto the childzen of Iſrael, ana lap, Iany wan among yeu, 02 of your poſteritie thal be vncleane by the realon of a cozps,e2 be ina tong tourney, * be hall keepe the PPailcouer vnto the Lop. IL Jn the fourteenth day of the e fecond Moneth at euen they wall keepe it: with vn- —— bread and ſower herbes hall they eate tt. 12 They Hhallleaue none of it vntill the moning, *nez breake any bone of it: accoꝛ⸗ Ding tə all che ordinance of the Paſſeouer fhall they keepe it. 3 i _ 13 Gut theman that is cleane and is not in a f iourney , and is negligent to Reepe the DaMeauer, the fame perlon ſhall bee cut of tam bis people: becaule bee brought not the oſtring of the Lode in his due ſeaſon, that nian ſhall beare hts } finne. 14 And if a ranger dwell among pou, ~ and wil keepe the Paſſeouer vnto the Lord, as the oꝛdinance of the Paſſeouer, ans as the maner thereof is, to ſhall he Doe? *pe Hall bauc ouc law both foz the ftranger and foz Hunt chat was bozne in the fame land. Ig C* And when the Cabernacie was reared bp, acloud coiered the Tabernacle, namely , the Tabernacle of the Teſtimonie: Eat cuen there was vpon the Tabernacle, asthe e appearance of Gre vntill moning. 16 ait was alway : the cloud coucred it by day,and the appearance of fire by night. 17 And when the cloud was taken vp fromthe Tabernacle , then afterward the childzen of Iſrael tourneped : ¢ in the place where the cloud above , there the childzen of Iſrael pitched their tents. 18 At the +commandement of the » L020 the children of 3 (cael tourneped ; and at the commandement ef the Lod they pitched: as long as thecloud abode vpon the Taber: nacle, * they t lap till. 19 Ana when the cloud taryed Mill vpon the Cabernacle along time , the childzen of Iſrael kept che‘ watch of the Lorde, etour: neyed not. r 20 So when the cloud abode +a few daies bpon the Tabernacle, they abode in their tents according to the commandement of the Lozb:fo2 they tourneped at the comman- Dement of the Lod. 21 Aud though the cloud abode vpon the Tabernacle from euen vnto the moning, perif the cloude was taken bp tn the moza ning, then they tourneped ; whether by day D? by night the cloude was taken bp, then thep iourneped. a 22 Oꝛikthe clond taricd two dayes, 02 a moneth, o2 4 peere vpon the Cabernacle, a- biding thereon, the chitazen of Iſrael ‘above ſtill, aud iourneped not; but wien tt was ta- Ken bp, thep iourneyed. 23 At the commandement of the Lode ip they pitched, and at the commandement of -the Lord they iourneyed, Keeping the watch of the Lord at the commandement of the Lod by the * band of Moſes. CHAP. X, 2 Te vſe of the filuer trumpets. 11 The Ff- ræelnes depart from Sinai. 14 Thecaptaines of hedeur. Chap. x. Thetwo filuer trumpets. , 58 Be the hoffe are numebred, 30 Hobat refufeth to goe ; with Mofes his fonne in law. NRD the Lom tpake onto Moles , fap- ing, 2 “Dake the two trumpets of finer: of an whole piece halt thou make them, that 2 Orofworke thou mapei wle them foz the aflembling of beaten our witha Congregation, and foz the Departure of hammer. the campe. : 3 But when they Hali blow with then, alithe Congregation tall aflemble to thee before the Dooze of the Tabernacle of tie Congregation. : 4 Andit thep blow withone, then the Princes, or heads ouer the thoulands of Iſ. racl (hall come vnto thee. < But it pee blow an alarme , then the 3 campe of the thatpitchon the > Galt part, b Thatis, the fhail goe forward, botlte ofludah, 6 Jive blow an alarme the ſecond time. and they chat are then the bolt of them that lison thes@outh vader his enfigre, fide mali march: for thep Hall blew an ale c Meaning, the arme when they remooue. bolſte of Reuben. 7 ut inaflembling the Congregation, pe Hall blow without an alarme, : 8 And the fonnes of Aaron the Piet fall d blow the trumpets , and pe fall haue d So that only them as a lawe foz euer in pour generati- the Priclts muft ons. blow the trume Q And when yee goe to warre in your pets, long as land againſt the enemte that vereth you, pee the Prieſthood fhall biowe an alarme witi the trumpets, lated. and ye Hall bee rememb2ed before the Lo20 pour God, and Hall be faucd from pour ene- mies, . 10 Allo in the Day of pour e gladnes, anù e When yee ree in pour keaſt Bayes , and in the beginning of ioyce that God pour moneths , pee Hall alfo blow the trum- hath remooued pets || ouer pour burnt ſacrifices, andouer any plague. pour peaccofttings, that they may berare Or, when ye offer membzance foz you before pour God: J) amı Surat offrings. the Lod pour God, i IL (And in the fecond yere,in the fecond moneti) , and the twentieth day of the mo» neth, the cloud was taken vp from the Ta⸗ bernacle of the Teſtimony. 12 And the childzen of Iſrael Departed £ on their | iourneyes out of the delertot Biz lOrizkeepisz nai, and the cloud reked inthe wiluernefle this order in their of Paran. wourneyes: — 13 Ho they F firk tooke their iourney at £ From Sinaito — ofthe £020, by the and Paran, Cha. z3. 1. of Moles. 14 (* Inthe fick place went the ſtanderd C42p-2.3. ofthe holte ofthe childꝛen of Judah , accor Ding to their armies: and Nahſhon the Chap, 1.7. fonne of Amminadab was ouer his band. 15 Gnd ouer the band of the tribe of the — of Iſſachar was Nethaneel the ſon of Zuar. 16 And ouer the band of the tribe of the — of Zebulun was Cltad the ſonne of elon. 17 Wihen the Tabernacle. was taken Downe, then the fonnes of Gerſhon, and the fonnes of Merari went forward bearing 8 the Tabernacle. g With allthe 18 After, departed the ſtandard of the appertinances hoſte of Reuben accozding to thetr armies, thereof, and ouer ots band was Eltzur the fonne of 3) 2 19 Ana "The campe departed from Sinai. bh Vpot their fhoulders. © Chap. 4-4. i The Merarites and Gerfhonites. k Leming none behind,nor any of the former that fainted in the way, 1 This was the order oftheir hoft when they remooued. m Somethinke that Reuel, Ie- thro, Hobab,and Keni,were all one: Kimhi faith, that Reue! was Tethras father: fo Hobab was Mofes father in law, looke Exod, 2. 18. and 3.1. and 4.18.and 18 3.and fudg, 4.11. 466. eyes vato vs, Į Mount Sinai, or Horeb, Pal 68.1,2. © Declare tky might & power, Ebr to the tenne thou ſand thou· fands. 19 AND over the band of the tribe of the ebildzcn of Bimeon was Hbelumiel the foune of Surifhaddat. z 20 uD ouer the band of the tribe of the cmane Gad was Elialapy the lonne of enel. 21 The Rohathites alo went korward and h bare the *Danctuaty, andthe ifor- mer DID iet bp the Cabernacic againit thop came. 22 © Then the Landard of the hoe of the children of Ephraim went forward ac⸗ costing to their armies , and oner bis band was Elifhama the tonne af Ammiud. 23 And ouer the band of the tribe nf the formes of Manalſſeh was Gamliel the fome of Pedazur. i 24 And ouer the band of the tribe of the ſonnes of Beniamin was Abidanthe done sf Gideoni. 25 CLalt, the fanderd of the bok of the children of Dan marched, k gathering ail the hotes according to therr avintes; and o⸗ uert His band was Ahiezer the ſonne of Am⸗ miſhaddai. 26 And ouer the bans of the tribe of the cioran of Amer was Dagtel the ſonne of Deran. ‘ 27 And ouer the band ofthe tribe of the chion of Maphtalt was Abira the (enue of knan. 28 Theſe were the remoouings of the childzen of Hlraelaccosding to theit armies, ` ‘when thep marched. 29 (afer, Moles faid vnto = Hhobab the ſonne of Reuel the Midiantte,the father in taw of Woles Me goe into the place, of which the Lorde fayde, J will gtue tt pou: Come thou with vs, and twee will Doe thee dee the Lozd hath promiſed good vñto rael. 30 And he anhwered him, 3 will not goe; but J will vepart to mine owne countrcy, andtomypkinded. . 31 Then hee fayd, J pray thee, leane bs not: for thou knoweſt our camping places in the wilderneſſe: theretoze thou mapet be our + guide. á 32 Aud ik thou goe with vs, what goon- nefe the Lon Mall wew vnto ds, the fame will we Hew vnto thee. 33 €Ho they departed from the a mount ofthe Lorde, thee Daves tourney, andthe Arke ofthe couenant of the Lozde went be⸗ foze the in the thace Bayes tourney, to fearch out a reting place fo: them, 34 And the cloud of the Lorde was bpon them by Dap, when they went out of p camp. 35. And when the Arke went forward, Woks tain, * ° Rile vp, Lozd, and let thine enemies be‘ ittered and lee themi that bate thee, flee befoze thee. : 36 And when tt reſted, he (aid, Returne, D Loꝛdʒ to the + many tbonanos of Iſrael. 2 The people murmureth and ù punifhed with frre. 4 The people lufteth after flefh. 6 They tothe Manna, 11 The weake faith of Mofes, 26 The Lord diuideth the burden of Mofes to fe- uenty of the Auncients. 31 The Lord fendeth Quailes. 33 Their luf puniſphad. Numbers ° Vy en the people became tinurmurtrs, +itbtipicated the Lop : and p Lozi heardit, therefore his wrath was kindled, and the fire of the Lou burnt among them, and * confined the vtmoſt part of thehoſt. 2 Then the people cryed vnto goles: and when Moles prayed unto the Lern, the five was quencher. f E And hee cailed the name of that place Taberah becaule the fire of the Lozd burnt êmong them. 4 And a nember of people that was among them, fell alutting , and > turned away , and the children of Iſrael atio wept, and lapte , Cibo hail giue vs fieh to eate? ; 5. (de remember the AM which we dia eate in Egypt for < nought,the cucumbers, and the pepous, and theleekes, and the ont- ons, and the garleeke. 6 But no our ſonle ts d Dyed away, we can ſee nothing but this MAN. 7 (he MAN allo was as*Coptander tore bts colour like the colour of © Bde⸗ ium, 8 The people ment about and gathered it, and ground tt in milles, oꝛ beat it in mor⸗ terg, anD baked it in a cauldꝛon, and made cakes ofit, and the taſte oftt was like unta the taſte offreſh opie. 9 And when the Dew kell downe vpon the bofte in the night,theM A N fel with it.) 10 ¶ Chen Moles heard the people weep thozowont their families, euery manin the Dooze of his tent : and the wrath ofthe Lord was gricuoufly kindled: allo Moles was grieued. Il And Doles ſaid vnto the Lord, Waher- kore hat thou | vered thy ſeruant? and whp paue J not found fauour in thy fight, fee ing thou halt put the charge of all thts peo⸗ ple vponine? : ý I2 Haue J s conceined all this people? oz bauz J begotten the, that theu ſhouldeſt fay sunto mee, Carrie them in thy bofome (as a nurle beareth the tucking chute) vnto the h land, fe? the which thou fwareit vate their fathers? b 12 Ahere Hould J haue fleſh to giue vn- to all this people? Foꝛ thep weepe unto me, faving, Gine vs flety,that we map eate. 14 3 am notable to beare ail this people alone: foz itis too beauie formere. Is @herfoze tf thou deale thus with me, I praythec, tf J haue found fauour in thp Esot kill mee, that J bebold not my mi- erie, 16 € Then the Low ſayd vnto Moles, Gather unto me (enentp men of the Elders of Drael, whom thou knowelt, that they are the Elders of the people, and gouernours o- uer them, and bing them vnto the Taber⸗ nacle of the Congregatton,€ let them tand therewith thee, 17 And F wiil come Downe, and talke with theethere, k andtakeof the Spirite, which ts vpon thee, and put vpon them, and they ſchall beere the burden of the peor e with thees To thou Halt not beare it ae arn Soames 13 Furthermoze thon Haltfay vnto the peoples Murmuring. Matina loathed. - Ebr. as iniuſt complainers. Ebr. it was euih in the eares of the Lord. Pfal.78 2c. [Or burning. a Which were of thote {trangers thatcame outof Egypt with them, Fxod. 12. 38. b From God, c Fora (mall -price,or good - cheape, d Forthe greedy luft of flefh, Exsd. 16.31. wifd.16.20,° ~ plat 78.240 tehn 6.2% e Whichisa white pearle or precious {tones fOr, euill intrede ted. f Or, wherein baue I difpleafed thec? g AmI their fae ther, that none may hauethe charge ot them but I? h Of Canaan promifed by an oth to our fae thers, i I had rather die then to fce my griefe and mifery thus dayly in- creafe by their acbellion. k T vildiſttibute my fpirit among them,as Ihave © done to thee | The ſeuentie Elders. Quailes. i Prepare your felues that ye be not vacleane. m Or,caft him off, hecauſe ye refufed Manna which hee ap- pointed as moft meete for you. nm Who leadeth and gewerneth you, a Of whom! hauethe charge. Tfa.50,2.and 59.1 lOr feparated, a verſe 17. p From that day the {pirit of pro- phecie cid not failethem, g Or,a yong man whom he had chofen from ~ bis youth. T Such blinde zeale wasin the Apoſtles, Mar,9. 38,luke 9.49. Exod.16.13. ' pal 78.226,27. f Of Homer, reade Leuit, 27. 16.alfo it figni- fieth an heape, as Exod.8.14, fudg, 15,16. people, Se ſanctified again€ to moꝛow.and yee (hall eate fei: foz pou haue wept inthe cares of the Lord, laying, Cho mall giue vs fie) to eate? fozwe were better in Egypt: therefore the Lord will giue you flefy , and pee hail eat. 19 De fhal not cat one day, noꝛ two Dates, w fiue papes neither ten Dayes to: twenty ayes, 20 Buta whole moneth, vntill it cone But at pour noſtrels, and bee lothfome vate you,becawle pee haue contemned the Lord, which ts > among pon, and haue wept before bun,faying, CUbp came we hither aut of Es gypt! * 21 And Moles ſaid, Dire hundzeth thou- fand footemen are there of the people, ° as mong whom F am: and thou fapelt, J will sine them fielh,that thep map eate a inoneth ug. k 22 Dhall the theepe and the beenes bee flaine fo: them,to finde them? either wall all the fithof the fea bee gathered together foz them tolufficetben? 23 And the Lod fatd vnto Moſes, Is *the Lords hand fhoztened? thou thalttee now whether my weds allcome to pafe bute thee o? no. 24 @ So (eles went out, and told the People the words ofthe Lord, and gathered feuentp men ofthe Elders of the people,and fet them round about the Tabernacle. 25 Then the Lom camedown in a cloud, and (pake vnto bim, and | tooke of the Spi» rit that was vpon him, and putit vpon the ſeuentie Ancient men: and when the Spirit reſted vpon them, then they propheliedD, and DID not P ceaſe. 9 _ 26 But there remained two of the men in the bofte: the name ofthe one was Eldad, ` and the name of the other Medad, andthe Hpirit reked vpon them, (foz they were of thenthatwere witten, and went not out vnto the Tabernacle) and they propheſied in the hoſte. 27 Thenthere ran a yong man, anb told Poks and fain, Clad and Medad Do pze- pheſie in the bofte, 28 Gnd Joſhua the onne of Munthe fer- uant of Molſes, one of his ayoung men, an- gih, and fatd , Mplozd Poles,” fobi eni. 29 But Woles faid vnto bim, Enuieſt thou foz mp fakezpea, would God that al the Lords people were Pꝛophets, and that the Lod would put bis Spirit vpon them. 30 And Moles returned into the pot, he and the Elders ef Iſrael. : 31 Then there went foozth a wind front the Lord, and *bꝛought quaties from the Sea, and let them fall vpon the campe, a Daypes tourney on this ſide, and a dayes iour: nep on the other fide, round about the hote, and ae were about two cubites aboue the earth. 32 Then the people arole, ali that day, and all the night, and all the nert Bay, and gathered the quatles : hee that gathered the icat, gathered ten f Pomers full, and they {pred them abzoad foz their vle round about the hofie, Chap. xij. Miriam ftricken withleprofie. g9 ` 33 hile the kleſh was yet betweene their teeth, before it was chewed, euen the wath ofthe Lob was kindled againft the people, aud the Lod * finote the people with anet- CeeDing great plague. 34 Bothe name of the place was called HKibsoth-hattaauab +s foz there thepburtedD I Or,granes of the people that fell a luiting. luf, 35 From Kibzoth-hattãauah the people tooke their iournep to Hazeroth, and above at Hhazeroth. C HARP, XIJIL 1 Aaron and Miriam grudge againf? Mofes, 10 Miriam u firicken with leprofie, and healed at the prayer of Mofes, A Fterward Miriam and Garent pake againt Woles becauic of the woman of Ethiopia whom he had married (fo? he had married aa woman of Ethiopia) 2 And they laid, What? bath the Loꝛd {poken but onely by Poles? hath be itot fpo- en allo by bs? and the Lord heard this, 3 (But Moles wasa very*omecke man, aboue all the men that were vpon the earth) a, iti 4 And by and by the Lod lam vnto fometimein the $ofles,and vnto Aaron,aud vnto Miriam, Scripture com- Come out pee thꝛee vnts the Tabernacle ot prehended vader the Congregation : and thep theee cante thissame, foozth. Ecclus.45.4. § ChentheLow camedowneinthepil- b And fobare lar of the cloud,and ſtood in the Dooze ofthe with their grud- Tabernacle, and called Aaron, and iri gings.alchough am,and they both came fozth. he knew them, 6 And bee fatd, Meare now my words, Me there bee a Prophet of the Lod among pou, F wilibe knewen to dim by a< bikon, ¢ Thefe werethe and will ſpeake vnto him by Deeame. _ twoordinarie 7 My leruant Moles is not fo, whois meanes, faithfull in 4 all mine houle. d Inall Ifrael Unto him will J tpeake * mouth to which was his mouth, € by vilion, and not in Darke words, Church. but beee hall {ee the fiinilttudeofthe Lom, Exod.3 3.12. Aherkore then were ye not afraid tolpeake e So farre asany again my (eruant,euen againtt Peles? — man was able to 9 Thus the Lozd was verp angtic with comprehend, thent,and Departed. which he calletk Io Alio the cloud Departed from thef Ta- his backe parts, bernacle: and behold, Mirian wasiepzons Exod.33.23. like ſnow:and Aarenlooked vpon Mirlam, fFrom the doore and behold, Nie was leprous. of the Taber- Pfal.78.3t. lOr murmured. a Zipporah Mo- fes. wife wasa Midianite,and becaufe Midian bordered on E- thiopia, itis ~ H Chen Aaron fai vnto Moles, Alas, nacle. my inza, J befeech thec, iay not the finne bpon bs, which wee haue fooliſhly commit⸗ ted, and wherein we paue finned. , 12 Let Her not, J praythee, bee as one g Asachildethat e dead, of whom the fleth ts halfeconfumed, commeth outof when de cometh out of his mothers wombe. bis mothers belly 13 When Moles cried vnto the LoD, flaps dead, haning as ing,D God, beleech thee,heale her now. it were bur che 14 (And the Lod ſaid vnto Woles, FF skin Her tather had > {pitin her face , hould Wee h In his difplea- not hauebeeneathamed ſeuen dayes? let her Sure. be * ibut out of the hoſte ſeuen Dapes,and afo Lewit.13 46. ter,fhe Halbe receiued. Is So Miriam was thut ont of the hofte ſeuen Dafes,and tke people remooued not,til Wiriam was brought in agatne. CHAP. XIIL 4 (Certaine men are fent to fearch the land of Canaan, 24 They bring of the fruite of the land. H 3 31 Caleb eR ram — * The ſpies are ſent to Canaan. Numbers. 3t Caleb comforteth tht people againft the dif- couraging of their ſpies. T enatcermard the people remouend fron Waszeroth, and pitched tn the wildernes They caufe the people to murmure, pomegranatesandofthefigs. _ 25 ‘Chat place was called the ſriuer Eſh · 1 Or,the valley of col, becaule of the clutter of grapes, which Ejhcol,that eof the chiltaenofirael cutdDowne thence, ` grapes. a That is,in of? Paran. 26 Then atter fortie Dayes, they turned Rithma, which 2 (And the Lom pake unto Woke, againe from (cearching of tye land. was in Paran, Chap. 33.18. faving, : 3 $end thou men out to fearch the land 27 And they went ¢ came to Moles and to Garon, and vnto ail the Congregation of bAfterthepeo- of Canaan which F gtue vnto p childzenef the childzeen of Iſrael, inthe wildernedie of plehad required Jiftael:ef euery tribe of their fathers fall ye r Paran, to Kadeclh, and brought to them, h Called allo jtofMofes,asit {gnda man, fuchasare alralersamong them. and to ail the Congregation tidings, and Kadeth-Barnea. isin Deut.i.aꝛ 4 Shen Moles lent themoutofthe wil- ewed them the fruit of the laun. i : thentheLord Dernefe ot Paran atthe commandementof 28 AnD they tola him, æ lain, TUe came i That is Mofes fpaketo Mofes the Lom: alltholemenwere|| beads ofthe Dnto theland whither thou hat fent vs, and fo to doe. childzen of Iſrael. _ furelptt floweth with * milke and hony and &xod.33 3. ROr,rulers. Alo their names ave theſe: ofthe tribe here is ok the fruit of tt. HOr, Folbsas e Which in num- ber were twelue, of Reuben, Shamma the ſonne of Saccur: 6 DF the tribe of Simcon,Hbaphat the fonne of Voi: * 7 Dfthe tribe of Judah, Caleb the ſonne of Jephunneh: — — tribe of Iſſachar, Igal the ſonne oi Joſeph: 9 DE the tribe of Ephzaim, || Ofheathe fonne of Nun: PAL ; 10 Dtrhetribe of Beniamin, Palti the ſonue of Raphu: IL Okthetribe ok Zebulun, Gaddiel the fonne of Dodi; ; 12 Dfthe tribe of Joſeph, to wit, ofthe tribe of Wana eh, Gaddi the fonne of Duli: 13 Dfthe tribe of Dan, Ammiel the onne ofGenallt: 14 DE the tribe of Aiher, Hethur the foune of Michael: : Is Df the tribe of Maphtali, Nahbi the fonne of Clephfi: sie = the tribe of Gad, Geuel the ſonne ac i 17 Ghele are the names of the «men, which Moles fent to {pie out the land: and 29 sreuertheleffe , the people bee Lrong that Dwel inthe land,and the cities ore wal> led and erceeding — and moꝛeouer wee faw the « ſonnes of Anak there. 30 Che Amalekires dwell in the Houth countrey, and the ipittites, ethe Jebulites, and the Amozites Dwell inthe mountaines, and the Canaanites dwell bp the Mea, and by the colt of Jorden. 31 Then Caled tilled the people before Doles anad atv, Let vs goc vp at once,and poty tt: foz undoubtedly wee ſhall ouer» come it. 32 But themen that went bp with him, fayd , CHe be not able to goe vp agaiuſt the people : faz they are ſtronger then we. 33 So they brought vp anenillreport of the land which thep gad fearchenfoz the chile Dzen of cael, laying, The land which wee haue gone thozow to (earch it out, ts aland that! eateth vp the inhabitants thereof : foz all thepeople that we faw init, are men of great lature, À 34 Fo: there we faw giants, the fonnes of Qnak,which come of the gpants, fo that wee k Ahiman, She- fhai,and Talwai, whom Caleb flew afterward, lofh.a4,25,22- llOr murmuring: acainft Mafes, i The gyants were fo cruell that they fyoyled and killed one another, & thoſe accordingtothe Goſes called the name of Diea the fonne feemedinour light like grathoppers; and ſo thatcameto ewelue tribes · of Run, Jehoſhua. we were in their tight. them. 18 Go Woles (ent them to {pie outche CHAP, XIIII. : land of Canaan, andfaidvntethem,Govp 2 The peoole murmure againft Mofes. 10 They : this way toward the Douth, and go Yp into world baue floned Caleb and feſhua. 13 Mofes BOr high cous- the || mauntatnes, LP pacifieth God by his prayer. 45 The people that brey, Ig And confiver the land what it is and ꝓould enter into the land contrary to Gods will, the people that Dwell therein, whether they be ſtrong 02 meake, either few o2 many, 20 And what the land is that they Dwell are flane. T Hen al the Congregation lifted vp their voyce, and cryed: and a the people wept a Suchas were d Plentifullor in, whether it be d goodezbad: and what cis thatnight, afraid at there- bariem ties they be that they Dwell in, whetherthep 2 Anoallthechilmen of Iſrael murmu⸗ port ofthe tes _ Dwell in tents, oꝛ in walled townes: red againt Woles € Aaron: anb the whole fies, e Which wasin the wilderneffe - of Paran. f Which werea kinde of gyants, g Declaring the antiquitie there- of:alfo Abraham, Sara, Izhak,and Jaakob were bu- ried there, Deit. 34 21 All what the landis: whether it bee fat oz icane, whether therebe trees therein, or not. And be ef good courage,and bzing of the fruit oftheland (for then was the time of the firi ripe grapes.) 22 EDo they went vp, andfearched out theiand, from the wilderneſſe of: Zin vnto Rehob,to goe to Pamati, 23 And they aſcended toward the South, Ecame vate iebson, where were Ahiman, Sbhehat,and Calmatthe fonnes of (Anak. Ande Hebꝛron was built fuen yeere before Zoan in Egypt. j 24 * Then they came tothe riuer oF Eſh⸗ col, and cut Downe thence a branch with ‘pire cluſter of grapes : and they bare it vpoñ a barre betweene two, and broughrafrh¢g affembly fay vnto them, Could God wee had died in che land ofkEgypt, or in this wil. derneſſe: would God we were Dead. 3 Miherefore now hath the Lord bought vs into this land to fall vpon the fivozd? our wiues, ourchildzen Halbe” a pray : were it not better fo: vs to returne into Œgypt ? b To our ence mies the Canaa⸗ 4 And they fayd one toanother, Let ug nites. makea captaine and returne into Egypt. S When Moles and Savon fellon their faces befo all the Aſſembly of the Congres gation of the childzen of Iſtael. 6 *And Jothua the fonne of Run, g Ca- teb the (onne of Fephunneh,ewo of them that fcarched the land, 4 rent thetr clothes, e Lamenting the people,and pray- ing for them. Ecclas 460 9. 1,9946:3.56. d Forforow, 7 And ſpake ynte ailthe affembly ofthe hearing their: children of Iſrael, aping, THe land ig * - blafphenuie, Mofes prayeth forthe people. e Weall ea- fily ouercome them. t This isthe con- dition of them ~ that would per- ſwade in Gods cauſe, to be perſe- cuted of the mul- titude, Exod, 32,12. {Ebr exe to eye. Exod.13,21, g So that none Mmall eſcapc. Dent.9;28, ia é. pfal.r 33.8. Pfal.103.3. Exod.20. Se and 347. h Tathat he dee ftroyed not them veterly,but left theit pofterity and certaine to enter. i Thatis, fundry timesand often, Tofh.t4. 6. k Amecke and obedient fpirit, and not rebelli- ous. $ wee walked thozow to fearch it, isa very goad land. Po at 8 Itthe Lozd lone vg, Hee will bing vs fato this land, ¢giucit ys, whichis aland that tlsweth with milke and honie. 9 But rebell not pee agatatt che LoD, neither feare pee the people of the land ; foz tiep are bure bꝛead for vs: their hield ts de⸗ parted from them, and the Lod ts with 93, feare them not. 3 : Io And all the multitude (aid, £ Stone them with Tones: but the glozpot the Lord appeared tn the Cabernacie of the Congre⸗ gation,befoze all tie childzen of Iſrael. IL And the Lod fat vnto (Boies, Yom long will this people provoke me, and how long will it be, yer they belecueimec, foz all = fignes which J haue. themed among bem? 12 J will lmite chem with the peftilence, and Deltroy chem.and wil make thee a greas ter nation and mightier then they, , 13 But Moles iaid vnto ý Lod, * hen ý Egyptians hal heare it,(foz thou bꝛough⸗ = ot people by thy power, krom among em 14. Then they hal fay to the inhabitants of the land, ( for they baue heard that thou, Lord art among thts people, and that thou, Lozd, art ſeenẽ tfaceto face, and that thy cloude ſtandeth ouer them, and that thou * goett befoze them by Dap time in a pillar of a cloud, and ina pillar of fire by night) Ig That thon wilt kil this people ass one man: fo the heathen which hane beard the fame of thee, fhall thus fay, 16 Becaule the Lord was not * able to bring this people into theland, which bee ſware vnto them, therefore hath bee faine them in the wilderneffe. 17 And now, J beleech thee,tet the pots- er of mp Lord be great, accozding as thou daft ſpoken laying, 18 The Loꝛd ts* flow to anger, andof —— sand *forgiuing iniquitie, and nne, butnot making the wicked innocent, and * piliting the wickedneſſe of the fathers vpon the childzen m the third and fourth generation. 10 Bemercifull, J beſeech thee, vnto the iniquitie of this people, according to thy great mercie, and as thou haſt forgiuen this people from Egypt euen vntill now. 20 And the Lod fayd, Jhaue korgiuen hit,accoping to thyxequeſt. 21 Hotwithſtanding, as F line, all the earth ſhall bee filled with the glory of the 020. * 22 Foz all thoſe men which haue ſcene my glory, and my miracles which J did in Egppt, and in the wilderneſſe, and hare tempted mee thele i ten times, and hane not obeyed my voice, 23 Gertatnely they hall not fee the land, whereot Iſware unto thetr fathers; neither fhall any that prouoke mz, lec te. 24 But my ſeruant * Caleb, becaufe hee had another k {pirit,and bath followed mee ftit euen him wil J being inte the land whi- ther he went,and his (cede Hall inherit it. 25 Mow the Amalekites and the Ganaa- Chap. xiilj. nites ! remainein the valley; wherfore turne backe to morrow, and get pou into the wil- Dernefie,by the way ofthe red Sea. 26 @ After, the Lom (pake vnto Moles and to Aaron, laying, 27 *iJow long fhall I fuffer this wicked inuititude to murmure againg mie? Jhaue beard the murmucings of the children of Iſ⸗ rael which they murmure againtt mee. 28 Teilthem, As J ttue( fairy the Lord) J wul ſurely do vnto pon, euen as pee baue {poken in mine eares, ; 29 Dour carkeiies Hall failin this wil- Derneiie, and-all you chat were * counted thzough all pour numbers, from twentic vere oid and aboue, which have murmured again me, -30 Ðe iall not doubtleſſe come into the land, foz the which 3 * liften vp mine band, to make you dwell therein , fane Caleb the et of Jeßhunneh, and Joſhua thelonne Nn. 31 But your chilen, (which yee ſayd ſhould be a pray) them will J bring in, and theni Hall knew the land which pee bhane re» ulen : 32 But euen pour carketles Hall kallin thts wildernelſe. 33 And pour childzen Mall = wander in the wilderneſſe otie peeres, and fhall beare pout ° whozedomes, vnttll pour carkerles be walted in the wildernefie. 34. After the numberof the dapesin the which pe fearchedout the land, cuen fourty Dapes, *euerp Dap fo2 a yeere , thal pe beare your iniquity, foz * fourtie pceres, and pee P (pall feele my breach opam PINS 35 J the Lod baue faid, Certainely J will do lo to all this wicked company, that are gathered together againſt me;for inthis —— they ſhalbe conſumed, and there ep hall die. 36 And the menwhich Moles had fent to (earch theland (which, when they came agatne, made allthe people to murmure as ates * and brought vp a fander vpon thelan 37 Tuen thofe men that did Dzing bp that vile lander vpen the land, * Mall die by a plague before the Lod. 38 But Joſhua the nne of Mun, anv Caleb the foune of Jephunneb,of thole men that went to {earch the tand,thall liue. 39 ¶ Then Moles told theſe fayings vne to allthe chilazen of Firad, andthe people fozewed greatly. 5 40 *Aun they arofe bp early in the moz» ning, and gate them vp into the top of the mountatne,laping, Loe, wee be ready te goe vp to the place which the Lod hath pomis {ed ; foz we bauca finned. AL But Moles fayd, Wherefore- trant grelſe pee thus the commandement of the Lo ? it will not ſo come well to paffe. 42 Goe not vp (foz: the Lord ts not a- mong pou) left pee Bee ouerthzomen before pour enemies. i 43 Foz the Amalekites and the Canaa- nites are there befoze pou, and yee Wall fall by the ſword: foz in as much as pee are turned away from the LoD, the Loo 4 ale Their indelitiefichreatned. 60 1 And tie in wat for you. m For I wil nog defend you, Pal.106.166 Chap.26.65. qd 32.10, Dest, 35. Gex.14 22, n The word fg- nifieth to bee fhepheards, or to wander like thepheards to and fro. o Your infideli- ty and difobedie ence againft God. Ezek 4.6. P/al.95.10. p Whether my promife be true or no, §-Cor.10.18. heb. 3.10,17: inde 5. Deut. tgi. q They confefiz they finned by rebelling againſt Ged, but confi- der not,they of- fended in going vp without Gods — commandement, Gy — aa a ⏑ ⏑ Prefumption punifhed. Ofttings. r They could not be flayed by any racanes, Deut, i44 Leuit.23 10, a Intotheland of Canaan. Lewsit.22.2%6 Or, feparate. Exod.29,1%. Lewit.2.1. b Reade Exod. 39.406 e The liquor was fo called,becaule it was pawred on the thing that was JOr,three omers. d Euery facrifice of beafts mult haue their meate offering & drinke offering, accor- ding to this pro- portion, Exnd.12.49. PIAD.9.1 4 ——<— a, al will net be with you. i 44 Petthep peelumed r obfinately to go bp to the topotthe mountain: but the Arke ofthe Couenant of the Loꝛd, and Moles De- parted not out ofthe campe. 45 Then the Amalekites tthe Canan nites which Dweltin that mountatne, came Down, and mote them,” and coufiuned chem vnto hormah. CHAP, XV. 2 The offrings which the Ifraehtes fhould offer when they came inte the land of (anaan. 32 The punifbment of him that brake the Sabbath. _ Nd the Lozd ſpake unto WDolks,faying, A 2 Speake vnto the chiinn of Jira- eland fay vite chem, Ahen pebe come in⸗ tothe = {and of pour habitations, which J glue pnto pou, s 3 Andwillimakeanoftetng by Gre vnto the Louw, a burnt ofring 02a tacrifice * (to fulfill a vowe, o2 a free offering, 02 tnyour kealles to make a * weete fanour vnto the Loꝛrd of the herde or okthe flocke, 4 Then* let hun that offereth his offe- ring puto the Load, bing ameate offering of a tenth Deale of fine floure, mingled with the fourth part ofan > bin ofopie. § Allo thou Walt prepare the fourth part of an hin ot wine to bee powꝛed on a lambe, appointed fo} the burnt offering o? any offe- ring. 6 And fpa ramme thon malt fo: a meat offering, prepare two tenth Deales of fine floure, mingled with the third part of an hin of oyle, : j And fora < minke offering, thou Halt offer the tbird partofan bin of wine, foa ſweete fauour vnto the Lord, 8 Aad when thon pꝛeparelt a bullocke fo: a burnt offting, 02 fo? a facrifice to fulfill a bowe o: a peace offring vnto the Lod, 9 Thenlet him offer with the bullocke a meate offring ofi thee tenth deales offing floure,mingled with halfe an bin of opke. Io And thou falt being foz a drinke yf- fering halfe an bin of wine, for an offering made by fire of a ſweete lauour pnto the Lo20. 11 Thus ſhall it be Done foz a bullocke,o2 foz a rammie,o2 foz a lambe,o2 fo? a KID. 12 Accozding to the number that ye pze- pare to offer, fo thal pe Do to euery one acco2> Ding to their number. 13 All that are bone ofthe countrey, Hal Doe thele things thus, to offer an offering made by fire of ſweete ſauour vnto the Lod. 14 And ik a Trangerfoiourne with pou, 62 wholoeuer be among yon in pour genera» tions, and will make an offering by fire ofa ſweete faucur vnto the Lod, as pee doe, ſo befhalidoe. 15 *Dne oꝛdinance thal be both foz youof that Dwelleth with you, euen an o2dinance for euer inpour generations;as pou are, ſo Wall the ranger be befoze the Loo. 16 Dne Law, and one maner thall ferue both foz pou and foz the ranger that toiour- neth with you. 17 CAndthe Lod ake onto Moles, Taping, Numbers. 18 Speake bute the childzen of Tlrael, and (ay vnto them, Chen pee be come into the land, tothe which 3 bing pou, 19 Aud when pe Wall cate of the bread of the land, pe hall offer an heaue offering vn⸗ tothe Led. 20 Dee hall offer bp a cake of the Grit of pour ¢ bough foz an heaue offering: * asthe heaue offering of the barne, fo fall pee lift it bp. : 21 Dfthe firt of your Dough ye hal giue puto the Lod an heaue offering in pour gea nerations. 22 CAndifpee £ hane erred, and net ob⸗ ſerued all thefe commandements, which the Lod hath (Spoken vnto “Doles, 23 Euenall that the Lod bath comman- Bed pou by the hand of Moles, from the fr Day that the Lord commaunded Poles, and henceforward amongvour generations: _ 24. And tf fo be that ought be coumitted ignozantly ef the s Congregation, then ali the Congregation Wall gtue a bullocke fo: a burnt ofiertng, fo? a ſwẽete fauour vnto the L020, with a meate offering and drinke of- fering thereto,accozding to the *maner,and an bee goate foz a finne offering. 25 Aud the Piet Wali make an atone- ment fez all the Congregation ofthe chil- Benof Hirael,and it Halt be forginenthent : fo tt is ignoꝛauce: and they that being their oftring koran offering made bp fire vñto the Lod, and their finne offering befoze the Loꝛd fo: their iguozance. 26 Then it thalbe forgiuen all the Con- gregationof the chilon of Iſrael, and the itranger that Diwelleth among them + foz all the people were tn iqnozance. 27 ¶ But it anyone perlon fin through fgnozance,then he ball bzing a hee goate of a peere old fo: a ſinne offering. 28 And the Piet Hall make att atone- ment foz the tqnozant perlon, when de fins neth by ignozance before the Loz , to make reconciliation fo: him: andit all be fozgi» uen him. 29 ie that is bome among the children of Iſrael, and the ttranger that dwelleth a» mong them, Hall hanc both one law, whe ſo ‘Doth linne byignorance. 30. @ But the perlen that daeth ought +p2clumptuontly, whether he bebane in the land, oꝛ ã Granger, the fame blaſphemeth the Lod : therefore that peron ſhail bee cut off from among bis people, ; 31 Becaule hee hath detpifenthe word of the Lod , and hath broken his commande- ment that perlon all be vtterly cutoff: bis h tmigquitie halbe vpon htm, 32 (And while the childzen of Iſrael The Sabbath brokens 18 e Which is made - of the firft corne ye gather. Leuit. 23. 14. f Asby ouer⸗ fight or igno= rance,reade Le- uit.4.2, 13. g Somereade, from theeyes of the congregati- on,that is,which is hid from the congregation, Leuit. q. crc Leuit.427. Ebr. with as hie hand: that ain contempt of God. h He thall fu- Raine the pu- were inthe wilderneſſe, they found aman nithment of bis p. 33 And they that found bim gathering ficks, brought bin vnto Mois and to Aas ron and vnto alithe Congregation, 34 And they put bim in*warde: fozit mae not Declared what Mold be Done vnto 35 Then p Lord laid onto Woles, This man Hall dig the Death: and tet all w dey e that gathered ftickes npon the Mabbath finne . the Congregation, and allo fo: the ſtranger Da — — th Lewit.34 13. “The rebellion ofKorah, a Deut.22.12, wiatth.33.5. i By leaving Gods comman- dements, and fol- lowing yeur owne fantafies. Chap.27.3. ecclus.45 18. iude it. l]Or,teoke other with him. Or, before Mo- fes. Chap.26.9, a Or,letit fuffice you,meaning,to haue abufed thé thus long, b Allarealike holy: therefore none eught to be preferred a- bone other,thus the wicked rea- fon againft Gods ordinance. c Tobe fprieft, and to offer, _d Helayeththe fame to their charge iuftly, wherewith they wrongfully char- ped him. £ Toferue inthe Congregation, as is ¥ verfe before, tiene ftone him with ones withont the oſte. 36 And all the Congregation brought bim without the bolte, and tioned him wir ttones, and heeded, as the Lod jad com- manBed Moles. cag ¶ Anadthe Lord fake vnto Woks, aying, 38 Dpeake vnto the childzen of Iſrael, and bro chem that they make * them fringes vpon the bogders oftheir garments thozow- out their generations , Eput vpon the frin- sesofthe borders a ribband of biue filke, 39 And ye fhalihaue the fringes, that when pe looke vpon them,pe may remember all the commandements of the Lod, and oo them ; and that ype fecke not after pour owne beart , no: after pour owne eyes, after the which ye goe a whozing: 40 That pee map remember and doe all on an abha nai aud be bolp vnto pour b 8: . 41 Jam the Lord your God, which brought pou out ofthe land of Egypt, tobe pour Gov: J am the Lod pour God, CHAP, Xvi, 1 The rebellion of Korah, Dathan er Abiram. 31 Korab and his company perifbeth. 41 The peoa plethe next day murmure. 49 Fourtcene thon- {and & ſeuen hundred are flaine for murmuring. N22 *Kozabh the ſonne of Izhar, the fonne of Kobath, the fonne of Leui i went apart with Dathan and Abiram.the founes sf Eliab, and On the foune of Wes teth, the ſonnes of Reuben: à 2 Ana they role np jagaint Moſes, with certaine of the chilazen of Iſrael, two hun- Deth and fifty captaines of the affembly, * famous in the Congregation , and menof renownnie, 3 CQibo gathered themſelues together a- gainſt Moies and agãtnſt Aaron, and fayd vnto them, a Yetake too much vpon pou, feg- tng all the Congregation ts holy, deuery one ofthem, andthe Lord is among them: wherefore then lift pce your ſelues aboue the Congregationofthe Lod? _ 4 Butivhen Wolesheardit, he kell vp⸗ on bts face, y § And fpake to Roꝛah and onto all bis company, faving, Co mozrew the Lod will in few whois his, and who ts holy, and who ought to approch neere vnto him: t whom be g © cholen, he will caule to come neere ohim. 6 ` This doe therefore, Take pou cenlers both Korah, and albis company, — _ 7 And putfire therein, and putincente in them,befoze the Loz0 to we2row ; and the man whom the Lod doeth chule, thefame thalibe holy : dye take too nuch vpon pon,pe fonnes of Lent. d j j 8 Againe (Boles aiD vnto Koah Weare, J pray pou,pelonnes of Leni, 9 Seemeth it a final ching vnto pou,that the God of Iſrael hath Ceparated you from the multitude of Iſrael, to take pou neere to bimfelfe,to doe theferuice of the Cabernacte of the Lord, and to and before the Congre- gation and to miniiter onto then? — 10 He hath allo taken thee toe him, and Chap.xvj. al thy baethzen the onnes of Lent with thee, and teeke pe the office of the Jiet allo ? It Fo which caule,thou,and all thy com- h pany are gathered together again p Low: and what ts Aaron that pee murmure as gaint hin? ; 12 (And Woles fent to call Dathan ana Abiram the tonnes of Eliab: who anſwe⸗ red, cUe will not come bp. 3 Is it a ſmall ching ý thou hak brought vs out fofa lande that foweth with milke and hony, to kiil vs in the wridernes, except — thy felfe load and ruler ouer bs allo? 14 Alio thou baft not brought vs vnto a land that flower) with mitke and bony, nei- ther giuen vs tiberitance of felts and vines pards: wilt thou sput out the eyes of theſe men? we wilt Rot come By. Ig Then Moles wares verp angry, and (aid vnto p Lo2,* Looke not vnto their of fering : J haue not taken fo much as an afte from rhem,netther bane J hurt any of them. 16 And Motes laid onto Kozah, Be thou and all thy company “before the Lo2B: both thou,they,and Aaron tomorow ; 17 And take euery man bis cenfer, and putincenfe in them, and bring ye euery man his cenfer before the Lozd, two hundzed and Dathan and Abiram. 61 f Thus they {pake contemp- tuoufly,prefers ring Egypr to Canaan, g Wiltthou make them, that fearched the land, beleeue that they faw not that whichthey faw ? Gen.4.4,5. h Atthe doore of y Tabernacle. fifty cenfers: thou alfo and Aaron, cuery - one hts center, 18 Ho they tooke euery man his center, and put fire in them, ¢layd incente thereon, and koon inthe Dooze of the Tabernacle of the Congregation with Moles and Aaron, 19 Aud Kezah gatheredall the i muiti- tude agatnit them vᷣnto the Dooze of the Ta⸗ bernacte of the Congregation; then the glo: ryofthe Lod appeared vnto all the Gone Gtegation. 20 And the Lozd fpake vnto Moles ana to Aaron laying, 21 Separate pour (elues from among this Congregation, that J may conſume them at once, 22 And they fell vpon their faces, ¢ fata, D God, the God of the ſpirits lof all fet, bath not one man onely finned, and wilt thou be woth with alt the Congregation? _ 23 And the Lo: pake onto Moſes, fay- g» 24 Speake vnto the Congtegation, and fay, Oet you away from about the Taberna» cle of Korꝛah. Dathan and Abiram. 25. Then Woles role vp, and went vnto Dathan,and biram and the Cloers of J rael followed hin. ; 26 And he fpake vnto the Congregation, laying, Depart, J pray pou, trom the tents of thele wicked men,t touch nothing of theirs, left ye perifh * in all their finnes. 27 Do tbey gate them away from the ta- bernacle of Kozah, Dathan and Abiram on euery fide: and Dathan and Abiram came out and Food inthe doore oftheir tents with oet wineg and their ſonnes, and their litle chilon. 28 And Mors faw, Hereby yee Wall know that the Lozd bath tent mee to doe all thefe wozkes:foz 1 have not done them ef mince wue miunde. 29 It i Allthat were of their fadtion, lOr oferery = Creatures k With them ~ that haue com- mitted {o many finnes, 1 Thaue not for- ged tbem of mine owne braine, ay Oo ee a Korah, &cefwallowed. Murmuring. 29 JEthelemen die the common Death of allinen, e: ikthey be vitted afier the vilita⸗ tion ofall men,the Lord hath not fent me. 30 But ifthe Lord make =a new ching, and Fearthopen per mouth, and twailow them vp with ail that they haue, and they go downe quicke into fe the pit, thenyee hail vnderſtand that theſe men Haue proucked the Lo20. 31 EAnd aſſoone as he had made an end of (peaking all thele woods, euen the grount clane aſunder that was vnder them, 32 And the earth * opened ber mouth,and fwallowed then vp with there kamilies and ail the men that were with Kozal, antall theit goods. ` 33 Hothey and all that they bad , went Dowie Alins into the pit,and the earth coue· red them: to thep pertived fromamong the Congregation. 34 And all Iſrael that were about them fled at thecrtc ofthem: foz they fad, Let vs fce let the carth fwailow ng vp. 35 But there came out atre from the Lod, and conſumed the two hundreth and fiftie men that offered the incenſe. r 36 CAndthe Lozd pake vate Moſes, aping, 37 Speake vnto Eleazar the fonne of Aa. ton the Pzielt, that hee take vp the cenlers outoftheburning, and fcatter the fire be: yond the altar: fo? they are hallowed, 8 Whe cenlers,rlay,of thele inners, that deltroyed o themfelues: and let them make of them broad plates foz a couering of the altar ; for they offeren them before the £020, theretoze they hall be holp, and they tall be P afigne vnto the children of Iſrael. 39 Then Eleazar the Pek tooke the beaten cenlers, which they that were burnt, had offered, and made broad plates of them foz a couering af the Altar. O Itisaremembzance pnto the childsen of Hlrael, that no ranger which ts not of the leede of Aaron, come neere to offer in- cenſe before the Logd , that hee bee not like a Koah and his company, as the Loꝛd ſayd to him by the hand of Moles. a 4I @ But onthe morrow all the multis tude ofthe children of Iſtael murmured ae gaint Poles, andagatntt Aaron, faying, Ve haue killed the people of the Lozd. 42 And when the Congregation was gathered again Moles 4 again Aaron, then they t turned their faces toward the Tabernacle of the Congregation: and be- hold, the cloude coucred tt, and the glozp of the Lod appeared. 43 Then Moks and Aaron were come before the tabernacle of the Congregation, r 44 @Andthe Lord pake ynto Woles, aping, 45 Get you vy from among this Con- tegation; fo: J will conſume them quick- p: then they fell vpon their faces. 46 And Moles layd vnto Aaron, Cake Numbers. 47 Then Aaron tooke as Moles com. manded hun, andran into the mids of the Congregation and bebold, the! plague wag begun among the people, and he put in in⸗ ceñſe,t made an atonement for the people. 48 And when bee ſtoode betweene the Dead, and them chat were aliuc, the plague was ſtayed. 49 So they died of thre plague fourteen thoufand and ſeuen hundreih, bende them that Died tn the confpiracte of Koꝛah. Oo And Aaron went againe vnto (Boles befoze the Dooze of the Gabernacle of the Congregation, and the plague was taped, CHAP, XVIL 2 Thetwelue rods of the twelue princes of the tribes of Ifrael, 8 Aarons rod buddeth,and bea- reth bloßomes, 10 for a teflimony againft the re- bellious people. A® the Lod (pake pnto- Weles faving, 2 Dpeake vnto the childzen of Jitaet, and take of euery one of them a red.atter the boufe of their fathers,of all their princes ac- coding to the family of thete fathers, euen tweiue rods; and thou ſhalt weite enerp mans name vpon bts rod. 3 And were Aarons name bpon the ros of Leui: foz cuery rod hall be foz the Head of the boule of their fathers. i 4 And thou Walt put themin the Ta- bernacle of the Congregation, befoze the Arke of the Teſtimony, * where J will des clare my felfe to pou. 5 And the mang rod, whom FJ > chuke pall bloffome : and J will make ceafefrom me the grudgings of the chilozen of Firad, which grudge again pou. 6 CThen Wales pake vnto the childzen of Iſcael, all their princes gaue him a rov, one rodde foz euery prince, accosding to the boules of their fathers, euẽ twelue rods, and the rod © of Maron was among their rons. 7 And Moſes layd the rods before the Lod in the Tabernacle of the Teſtimony. S And when Moles on the mozow went intothe @abernacte of the Cettimony, bes hold,the rod of Aaron foz the boule of Les ui was budded, and brought foorth buds and brought feozth bloflomes, and bare ripe almonds. 9 Then Moſes brought out allthe rods from befoze the Lozd vnto al the childzen of Jiraci: and they looked bpon them, t tooke cuerp man hts rod. IO C After, the Lod faid vnto Moles, *Bꝛing Aarons rod again before the Teſti⸗ mony tobe kept foz a token to che rebellious children, and thou fhalt caule their murmu⸗ rings to ceaſe from me,that they die not. II So Woles dtd asthe Loꝛd had com: manded hun: to Did he. 12 (And the children of Iſrael (pake vn · to Moſes, laying, Behold, we are dead, we perih, we are all loft ; 13 Myoſoeuer commeth neere, 0? appo- ee Arons rod buddeth, f God hath be- gunto punith the people, t God drewe backe his hand and ceafed to punifa them. a Whilehe was in the doore of the Tabernacle, Exod.35.2%¢ b To beethe chiefe Prieſt. c Though Ios fephs tribe was diuided into two in the diftributi- onofthe land, yet here itis but one,and Levi maketha tribe, d Todeclarethat God did chufe the houfeofLe- vito feruchimin — the Tabernacle, Heb.9.4. 9 e Grudging that Aaron ſhould bee high Prieft. f The Chalde text defcribeth thus their mure | muring : Wedie by the word,the earth fwalloweth vs vp, the pefti- lawfulltotake the cenſer, and put fice therein ofthe altar, cheth tothe Tabernacle of the Loꝛd, Hall lence dothcon- anyotherfire, and putthercinincenfe,and goe quickly vnto Die; hall we be confirmed anddie? fume vs, butofthealar the Congregation, and make an atonement ofburnt offing, foz them: foz there ts wrath gone out from CHAP. XVIII. j Lenit.10. i. the LoD ; the plague is beguit. 3.7 The office of Aaron & his fons, 2 with the Lexites, a Ifyou trefpaffe in any thing con- cerning the ce- remonies of the San@uarie, or your office,you fhall be puni- fhed, b That is, the thiags which are committed to thee: or, which thou docft en- ioyne them, c Which was not of the tribe of Leui, Chap.3.4§. f Ora gift, d Asthefirft $ fruit firt borne, and the tenths, e That which was not burned, fhould be the Priefts, f f Thatis,in the Sanctuarie, be- tweene the court h Thatis, the P chiefeft,or the J— Leuut. 27. 2 g. — The portion of the Priefts, Leuites. 8The Priefts part ofthe offrings, 20 God u their portion. 26 The Leustes hane the tithes, and offer the tenths thereofto the Lord. jadthe Lod {aid puto Aaron, Chou, Avan thy fonnes and thy fathers hous with thee, Wail beare + the tatquitte of the Panctuary: both thou and thp tonnes with oe faii beare the tniquitte of pour Piets office. 2 And bring alio with thee thy beethsen of the tribe of Leut, of tie family of thy fas ther, which wali bee topned with thee, and mintiter vnto thee: but thou and thy fonnes with thee thal! minifter befoze the Taberna- cle ofthe Teſtimonie. 3 And they thall® keepe thy charge euen the charge ofall the Cabernacle: but they iyali nor come necr2 the initruments of the Hanctwarte, norte the Attar, leit they die, both they anb you. i 4 And they Halbe ioyned with thee, and keepe the charge of the Cabernacic ofthe Congregation fo: all the feruice of the Tas bernacle: and no- ttranger ſhall come neere vnto pou. § Therefor Hall pe kegye the charge of the Danctuary,and the charge of the Altar; fo there fall fatl no moze wath bpon the children of Iſrael. 6 Fozloe, J have* taken pour beethien the Leuites from among the childzen of JE racl,which as a gift of yours, are giuen vnto the Lozd,to doe the ferutce of the Taberna- cle ofthe Congregation. - 7 Éutthou,t thy Hnnes with thee hall keepe pour Peieſts office foz all things ofthe altar,and within the vatie: therefoze hall pe ferne: for J) haue made pour Pꝛieſts office | ll anoffice of ſernice: therefore the Rranger that commeth necre,fyalbe flaine. $ €Asgatne the Low tpake vnto Aaron, Behold, I pane giuen thee the keeping of mine 4 offerings, of all che hallowed things of the childzen of Ilrael:vnto thee Jhane gi- uen them foz the anointings fake,and to thy fonnes fo? a perpetuall ordinance. 9 This ail bee thine of the moft holp things, réferued from the - fire: all thetr offe- ring of all their meat offering, ¢ofalltheir finne offering, and ofall their trefpatie offe- ring, which thep bing vnte methat hall be mott poly vnto thee,and ta thy fonnes. 10 Anthemok f boly place halt thou eat tt: euery male fall eateofit: it ts holy vnto fayi thee. f er This alla Wail be thine: the heaue of» fering of their gift, with all the hake offe- rings of the chimen of Jiracl: J haue gt uen them vnto thee and to thy fonnes and to thye Daughters with thee, ro be a Duette fog ever: alithecleane in thine Houle Hall eate of ft. 12 Alithe fat ofthe ople, andalt the fat ofthe wine, anvofthe wheate, which they fhal offer vnto the Loud fo: their fick fruits, Fhaucgiuenthemuntothee. š 13 Agd the felt ripe of all that ts tn their land , which chep wall bring vnto the Lord thallbee thine: all the cleane in thine boule Maill eat ofit. 14 Euerything ſeparate from the com: Chap. xviij mon Le in Iſrael Hall be thine. Ig All that frk apeneth the * matrice of any fich, which they thail offer unto the L920, of mano Deait, {hall be thine ut the firi bone ef man Walt thou redee a the frit bone of the vncleane be it thou redeeme. ; Ió And thole that are to bec redeemed, Malt thou redecm from rhe age ofamoncth, according to thy eftimation, foz the money offiue hekels, after the hekel of the Dant tuarte, * which is twentie gerahs. 17 But the irk borne ofa cowe, o2 the firt bozne ofa ſheepe, 02 the firk bopne ofa goate fhalt thou not redeeme: tor they are holy: thou Walt ſprinkle their blood at the altar, and thon walt burne thetr fat: icisa factifice made by tire for alweete favour gne tothe Een. 18 And the eh of them ſhalbe thine, *as the thake birat, anv as the right Goulter fhalbe thine. 19 All the heaue offerings of the boly things which the children of Iſrael Hall oi fer vnto theLo2d, haue J ginen thee,and thy fonnes,and thy Danghters with thee, tobe a Zuetie fo. ener; itis a perpetual conenant*of falt before the Loyd, ta thee ana to chy leede with thee. 20 @ And the Loyd fapde vnto Aaron, Thou halt haue none inheritance tn thete Mand, neither Walt thou haue any part a- mong them: * J am chy part and thine tubes ritance among the childzen of Iſrael. 21 Foꝛ bebold,F baue ginen the children of Lentall the tenth tn Jirael foz an inheri· tance , foz their ferutce which they ferue in the Tabernacle of the Congregation. 22 Neither Wall the children of Iſraela⸗ ny moze = come neere the Cabernacie ofthe Congregation, left they ſuſteine finne, Dic. 23 Butthe Leuttes Hall do the ferutecin the Cabernacleofthe Congregation,¢ they fhalbeare » their Tune ; it is a law foz ever in pour generations, that among the chtlozen of Iſtael they poſſeſſe none inheritance. 24 Foz the tithes of the childzen of Iſra⸗ elwhich thep fall offer as an offering vnto the Lord, J haue giuenthe Leuttes fo an and of the Leuites. 62 Exod.13.3.and 22.29. leuit. 27. 26.chap 3. 13. Ex:d.30,1 3, leuit 27.25. chap.3.47. CZER. 45.1 26 i becaule they are appointed for (acrifice. Exed.29.26. lenit 7. 30. k Thatis,fure, fable,and in- cortuptble. JOfF Canaan. Deut.10.9 avd 18.2.t0/b, 13.1 33 ezek. 44.28. m To ferue there- in: forthe Le- uites are put in the ir place. n Ifthey failein their office,they ſhalbe punifhed, inberitancestherfoze J haue laid vnto them, - Among the childꝛen of Iſrael pe Hal poſſeſſe none inheritance. 25 CAm the Lom ſpake vnto Moſes, ying, 26 Speake alfo onto the Leuites, and fay vnto them Ahen pe thal take of the chien of Ilraelthe tithes which J hase ginen yor of them foz pour tnberitance, ther hail pee take an heaue offerting of that fame fo: the Loꝛrd, euen the tenth partot the tithe. 27 And pour heaue offering thali bee rets Koned ynto pou, as tie ° cone of the barne, 62 as the abundance ofthe winepꝛeſſe. 28 Go pe thall alſo offer an heane offering vnto the Loo cf all pour tithes, which pee Wali veceiue of the chtlozen of Mrael, and ve mhail giue thereof the Loꝛos heaue ofring to Aaron the zient. ; i 29 De wall offer of ail vour r gifts ail the Lows heane offerings: of allthe afat of the fame thall ye offer the holy things thereof. 30 Thert⸗ a As aecepta- bleas the fruite of yourowne ground or ving- yard. p Which yee haue receiued ofthe children: of Ifrael, q Read verſ.aa, _ aufe it was ors” The facrifice ofthe red cow. 30 Therefore thou Halt ar vnto them, CAhenype haue offered the fat thereot, then it fhallbee counted pute the Leuttes,as thein- crea pefe. r Asinthers. nd pe Hall cate itin all places, yee, verfe, and pour houtholds: fozit ts pour wages foz f Yethall not be yourfernice inthe Cabernacte of the Cone punilhedthere- gregation. fore, 32 And pe hal beare no finne by the reae eTheofterings ſon ot it whenypee baue offered the fat of tt: whichthe Irac- neither Mail pee pollute the bolp © things of lites haue offered the chilpzen of Iſrael let ve die to God. CHAP. XIX, 2 The facrifice ofthe red cow, 9 The [prink- ling water, 11 Hethat toucheth the dead. i4 The man that dieth in atent. A D the Lord {pake to Moles, and to AAYGaron,faping, ~_ 2 2 This ts cheevdinance of the Lame, which the Lord hath commaunded, faping, a According tø this law and Ce- remonie, ye fhall Speake vnto che chilazen of Jirar that they Gene thered Sittin thee a redde cowe without blemth, PIN: wheretnis no (pot, vpon the which nener came yoke, j 3 And pee hall gine ber vnto Eleazar Heb. 3.016 the Diet, that be may bꝛing her * without b By another the hatte, and canle her to > be Haine befoze Prieſt. bis face. 4 Then hall Cleasar the Piet take of Hebr.9,1 30 ber blood with his * finger, ano ſprinkle it before the Tabernacle of the Congregation {enen times, i 5 And caule the cow tobee burnt in his Exod.29.14. fight: with ber * fkin, and ber fieh, and ber Quiti. blood, and her Dung, ſhall he burne her. Then wall the Piet take Cedar wood,and hyflope, and {carlet lace, and catt toem He the midt ofthe tire where the come 4 urneth. € Meaning E- 7 Then hal the Prick wath his clothes, Jeazar, and be thal wath bis tleh in water,and then come into the holt,and the Piet Halbe yn- — cleane vnto the euen. dTheinferiour § Qifohecthat ‘burneth ber, ſhall wah Prieft,whokil- his clothes in water, and wach bts fle in Iedher,and bur ywater,and be vncleane vntill euen. ned her, 9 Andaman cthatiscleane, hall take vp €Or,thewater the afes of the cow, and put them without offeparation,be- theholteinacleane place: and tt halbe kept caufethatthey fog the Congregation of the children of Iſ⸗ that werc fepa- rael fo2%a tpginkling water: it ts a finne rate from their yn offering. cleannefle were 10 herefore he that gathereth the athes fprinkled there- of the cow, fall wath his clothes, and res with,andmade maine vncleane vntill cuen : and it hall bee cleane,Chap.3.7. puto the childzen of Iſrael, and vnto the Icisalfocalied ſtranger that dwelleth among them, a ſtã⸗ holy water,be- tute fm curr. u Ir We that toucheth the dead body of anp deinedtoanhe- man, ſhall be vncleane enen ſeuen dayes. ly vfe,Chap.5.17. 12 Wee ball purifie himlelke f therewith fWichthe (prin- the thicd day, and the feuenth day he thal be kling water. clean: butif he purifie not himſelfe the third g So that hee Day, thenthe feuenth Day hee Hall not bee fhouldnorbee- cleane. fteemedtobeof 13 Mholoeuer toucheth the corps of any theholypeople, man that is Dead, and purgeth not himlelfc, butasapolluted Defileth the Tabernacle ofthe Low, ethat fi and excommu- perſon wall bes cut of from Iſrael, becaule micate perlon, the tprinkling water was not ſprinkled vp: Numbers. Fthecozne tlooze,o2 as the increaſe of on himthe Halbe vncleane, and his vnclean· neſſe fhal! remaine till vpon him. 14 Chis ts thelaw, when a man dieth it a tent: all that come into the tent, ali that isin the tent, ſhall be vncleane ſeuen dayes. 15 Andall the veſſels that be open, which baue no t couering fatne vpon them, hall be vncleane. 16 Allo wholoeuer toucheth one that ts Haine with alwozd ut ý field, o2 a Dead pere ſon, oꝛ à bone of a Dead man, oꝛ a graue, {hall be vncleane feuen dapes. 17 Therefore fo an vncleane perſon, they fhall take of cheburnt athes of the blinne ot- fering, and i pure water Wall be put thereto in a veſſell. 18 Aud a xcleane perlon hal take byfiope, and dip it in the water, and ſprinkle it vpon the tent, and vpon allthe veſſels, aud on the perions that were therein, and vpon him that touched the bone, 02 the ſlaiñe, o2 the Dead, oz the graue. ; Ig And the cleane perfon Wall ſprinkle vpon the vncleane tye third Day, and the fe- uenth day, and bee ſhall purifie himnfelte the leuenth Dap, and! wath bis clothes, and — himlelke in water, and Hall bee cleane euen, 20 But the man that is bucleane, ang purifieth not himielfe, that perlon Hall bee tutof from among the Congregation, bee caule hee hath nettled the Sanctuarte ot the Low: and the ſprinkling water hath not beene ſprinkled pon hin ; therefore hall be be oucleane. 21 Andit hallbee a perpetuall law vnto them, that he that (prinkleth the ſprinkling water, pall wath his clothes: allo hee that toucheth thetpainkling water, Wall bee vn⸗ cleane vntill enen, 22 And whatlocuer the vncleane perfor toucheth, hall be vncleane: and the perfon = toucheth = him, ſhallbe vncleane vntill the euen. CHAP, XX. t Miriam dieth. 2 The people murmure., $ They haue water out of the rocke, 14 Edom denie etä the Ifraelites paffage. 25.28. The death of Aaronin whofe roome Eleazar fucceedeth, Ten the childzen of Iſrael came with i the whole Congregation to the deſert of Zin in the firftamoneth, and the people a- bode at Kadeth, where bMiriam dred, and was buried there. 2 But there was no water for the Con» gregation, and they: aſſembled themſelues againt Moſes and againſt Aaron. 3 And the people chode with Moles, and thake,faving, CHould God we had perilhen, * when oir bꝛethren dred before the Lod. 4 Mhy baue pethus brought the Ton- gregation oftheLo: vnto this wilderneffe, that both te and our cattel ſhould die there? § WMherekore now baue pee made vs to come bp from Egypt, to bring vs into this miferable place, which is no place of ſeed nor figs, no: vines, no: pomegranates? neither ts there any water to drinke. 6 Then Moles and Aaron went a The people chidefor water. - 4 Eby.a cowering of cloth, h Of the red cow burnt for finne, 1 Water of the fountaine or ri- uer, k One ofthe Prieſts, whhich is cleane. Becauſe he had beene among them that were vacleane : or elfe bad touched the water,as verſe 3Fo m That is vn- cleane, a This was fortie yeeres after their departure from Egypt. b Mofes and Aa · rons filter. c Another rebel. lion was in Ra- phidim,Exod.17,, and this was in Kadefh. Chap.vt.3 3, Exod.17.2» Water of ftrife. Edoms malice. å Wherewith thou diddeit mi- racles in Egypt, and didft diuide the Sea e The punifh- ment which fol- lowed hereof, de- clared that Mo- fes and Axton belecued not the Lords promife, asappeareth verle 13. f Thatthechil. dren of Ifrael fhould beleeue and acknowledge my power, and ſo honour mee. * g Or,ftrite and contention, chap.27. 14. h By thewing him{elie almigh- tie,and maintel- ning his glory. i Becaufe laakob or Ifrael was E- faus brother, who was called Edom, IOr, high way. IOr, come sot, Or, the Edomites, _k To paffe by another way. Chap.33-37s the aſſembly vnto the doore of the Taberna» cle of the Congregation, and fell vpon their faces: and the glozy of the Lord appeared vnts thei. 7 € Aud the Lode pake vnto Moles, aying, 8 Wake thedrod, and gather thou and thy brother Garon the Congregation toge⸗ ther, and ſpeake pe ta the rocke befoze thetr eyes, and it wall gine forth bis water, and thou alt bing them water out of the rock: fo thou Wait giue the Congregation € their beatis minke. 9 Ehen Moles tooke the rod from be- fore the Lord. as he han commanded them. lo Gnd Moles and Aaron gathered the Congregation together before the rocke, and Mofes {apd ynto them, Weare now, pe re- —* Hall wee bing you water our of thts rocke? ' Ti Then Woks lift vp his hand, mith bis rod he ſmote the rock twile, and the wa: ter came ont abundantip: lo the Congrega» tion and their beats Danke. 12 ¶ Againe the Lord pake vnto Woles, and to Aaron, Wecauie pe beleened me not, tof fancttfie mee inthe prelenceof the chil- Dren of Iſrael, theretozre pec Hall not bꝛing this Congregation tuto thelande which J baue gtuen them. j 13 This isthe water of s Meribah, be: caule the childzen of Iſrael troue with the Loꝛd, and he ® was fanctitied in them. 14 d Chen Holes font metiengers from Kadeih vnto the King cf i Edom, faying, Thus laith thy brocher Olrael, Chou know ett all the trauell that wee baue bad, Ig How our fathers went Downe inte C+ gypt, and wee dwelt in Egypt along time, where the Egyptians bandied vs cul, and our fathers. 16 But when we cryed vnto the Lord, he heard onr voyce, and ient an Angel, and hath bought vs out cf Egypt, and behold, = nee in the city of Kadeh, in chine vtmoſt oder. 17 3| pay thee that we may paſſe thorow thy countrep: mee wiil not goe thozow the ficldes no: the vineyards, neither mill wee Dainke of the water of the elles : we will go by the || kings way,and neither turne un- fo the right band no: the left, vntill wee be pat thy bozders. i 18 nd Edom anfwered bim, || Thou ſhalt not paſſe by me, lett F conte out againſt thee with the ſword 19 Then the chtlozen of Iſrael fayd vnto bim, We will roe vp by the hie way: anv if J and my cattetl drinke of thy water, J will then pay korit: J wili onely (without anp harme) goethozow on my feet. 20 Me anfwered againe, Chou halt net Goer thorꝛow. Chen || Edom cane out agains * withmuch people, and witha mightie ower. i 21 Thus Cdom Benyed to gine Firal paflage thozow bis countrey: wherefore Ji -racl ‘turned away from him. 22 @ And when the childzen of Frael with all the Congregation Departed from * Kaveh, they cane vite tye mount oz 23 And the Lord pake vnto Poles and to Garou tithe mount igo, neere the coat of the land of Edom, faying, 24 Garon Wall bee! gathered puto bis people: fo hee hall not enter tuto theland, which F bane giuen vnto the childzen of Hf raci, becaule pee | Dilobeped my commande: ment at the water of || MWeiwah. 25 Take * Aaron and Eleazar his fonne, and bring them yp into the mounr hoꝛ. 26 AnD caule Aaron ta put eff bis gars ments, € put them upon Eleazar bis fyre: foz Aaron Wall be gathered to his fathers,and Wail dre there. ji 27 And Moles din asthe Lod had com⸗ manded : and they went vp inte the mount Worin the light of all the Congregation, 28 Gnd Moles put off Aarons clothes, and put them vpon Eleazar bts fonne: * fo Aaron Diea there tn the topof the mount: and Moles and Eleazar came Downe from Of the mount. 29 When all the Congregation faw that Aaron was Dead , allthe houle of Iſraei {wept fo? Aaron thirty Bayes. CHAPS: X XI. 3 Mael varquifbeth king Arad, 6 The fie- vie ferpents are fent for the rebellion of the peoples 24. 33 Sihon and Og are overcome sn battell, Vye * Ring Arad the Canaanite, whith Bwelt toward ihe South, beard teli that Iſrael came by the » wap of the ipies, tyen fought he agatnit Iſrael, and toske of them pztloners. 2 Ho Firari vowed a vow vnto the Loud, and faid, Ikthou wile deltuer and gine this peopleincomine hand, then F wil sterip Delroy their cities. 3 And the Lod heard the vopce of Iſ⸗ a ae Chap· xxi. Aarondieth. Thebrafen ferpent. 63 Ne À Read Gen.25. llOr rebelled. [Or firife. Chap.3 3+ 38. deut.32.50. Deut.10.6. and 32.50, fOr, mourned. Chap 33. 40. a Bythat way which their fpies that fearched the dangets, found to bee moft lale. rael, € DeliuercDthem the Ganaanttes: and they vtterly Deltroped them and their citics, an3 called the name of tie place l* Hormah 4 GAfter,they departed fromthe mount Worby the way of che red Dea, to >compatle the land of Edom and the people were lore grieued becauleofthe way. § And the people pake axain God and againk Moles, faying, therefore haue pee bisught usoutof Cgype, to die in the wil Derne fle? foz hereis neither bꝛead no? water, and our ſoule *lotherh this light bread. 6 Mherekore the Lord ient’ ferie fer: pents among the propie, which Rung the popis {0 that many of the people of Iſrael te . 7 . Eheretozre the people came to Poles, and fayd , Uee baue finned: foz wee haue fpoken againit the Lod, and againſt thee: pray tothe Logo, that hee take away theter- pane from us: and Moſes prayed forte eople. 8 Andthe Loz fais vnto Moles, Wake thee a fiery ferpentjand let tt tp lifo: a figne, that as many as are bitten, may looke vpon tt and liue. 9 *Ho Moles made aferpent of bꝛaſfſe, and tit np tor a tigne: and when a ſerpent had bitten aman, then be lopked to the ler: pent ot bꝛalle, and liue, IO *And \|Or deSf;ouction. Fudz.31.17, b Forthey wee forbidden to dee ftroy it, Deut.a-5. Chap.11.6. c Meaning Mane na,which they thought did nog nourith, Wafd, 16.15 §> 1, C07. 10:9. d For they that were flung theree with, were fo in- flamed with the heate thereof, that they died: ſOr, xpon a poles 2.Xing.1 8.4, iohn 3. 14. HOr retouered. d The cainpe remooueth. Sihon and Chap.3 3.436, Or, in the heapes of Abarim, ory hils. eWhichfeemeth to be the booke of the Iudges, or as fome thinke,a booke which is loft. llOr, (how God deftrayed) Vaheb (the citie) with æ whirlewind ,and the valleyes of Arnon, Or, [pringe f Yerhat receiue che commoditie thereof , giue praife forit, g Mofes and Aaron heads of the people, onely fimore the rocke with the red or Raffe, which gaue waterasa Weil ehat were deepe digged, Deut.2. 26¢ iudg, II. 19. Deut. 29.7. Fofh.12.2 pfal, 135-1 1,amos 2,9 h Theriuer. i For the people were talland ftrong tike gi- ants, Deut,2.20. +Ebr, daughters, k Forif it had beene the Moa- bites, the Ifrae- lites might not hauc poffeffed it, Deut.2.9. 1 Meaning , war. m Chemoth was the idole ofthe Moabites, 1. Kine 38.3 3. who was not ableto de- fend his worthip- pers, which rooke the idole For theis fathers 10 “AnD the chilazen of Ilrael Departed thence,and pirched tn Dboth. AL (And thep Departed from Dboth,and pitched | in Jie abarim, in the wildernes, which ts before Moab on the ealk lide. 12 € They remooned thence,and pitched vpon the riuer of Zared. 13 € Thence they departed, and pitched on the other fide of Arnon, which is inthe wilderneſſe, and commeth out ofthe coaſtes bi the Amorites: (foz Arnon is the boꝛder of Moab, betweene the Moabites ana the A- moꝛites.) j 14 CUberefoze it ſhall bee ſpoken in the booke ot ¢ tie battels of the Lome, i) what thing he Did in the red (ea, andin the rivers of Arnon, i 15 And at the ſtreame of the riners that goeth Downe to the Dwelltng of Ar, and li- eth vpon the border of Moab. 16 (Aud from thence they turned to Bea et: the fame ts the Ciel where the Lon fain brite Moles, Silemble the people, and J wil giue them water. — 3 j 17 ¶ Then Iſrael fang this ong, i Rife bp well, {fing pee onto tt. 13 The inces Digged this Well, the captaines ot the people Digged it, enen the e Lawatuer, with theiritaucs. Ana from the witderneffe they came to Mattanah. Ig Q Audtrom Mattanah to Mapaliel, and from Nahalielto Bamoth, 20 (And trom Bamorh in the valtey, that isin the plaine of (Boab. tothe top of Piſgah that iookethroward Felhimon. 21 A Then AIlrael (ent meſſengers vnto Sihon king of the Amopttes, ſaving, 22 Wet me goc chozow thy land: we will not turne afide into rhc Beides , nor into the uincpards, neither drinke of the waters of the Melles : wee will goe by the kings wap, vntill webe paft thyceuntrey. 22 * But Sion gaue Pract no licence to paffe thozow his couutrey, but Hihon affem= bled all hts people,and went out againk Ji raclintothe wildernefle : and hee came to Jahos,anv fought againtt Jacl. 24. * But Iſrael ſmote hint with the edge of the ſwoꝛd and conquered bis land , from Arnon vure * Jabok, euen vuto the children of Ammon : foz the bozdee of the chilozen of Ammon wasi ſtrong. 25 And Iſrael tooke all thefe cities, and dwelt in ail the cittesof the Amozttes in Heſhbon, and in all the + villages thereof, 26 Fork Heſhbon was the citic of Sihon the king of the Amorites, which had kought bekore time againit the King of the Moa- bites, and bad taken all bis land out af his hand,cuen vnto Arnon. 27 WAherlore they that ſpakt in prouerbs, fay, Come to lhechbon, let tie citie of Dibon be built,and repaired; 28 Foz! a fire ts goneout of heſhbon, & aflame from the city of Sthon, and hath confumed Ar ofthe Moabites, and the lords of Bamoth in Arnon. t 29 oe bee ta thee, Woab: D people of m Chemoſh, thou art vndone: he hath lufe- red bis ſonnes to oc purlued,and his daugh· terg to bec in captinity te Sthon the king oF Numbers. theAmozites, i 30 Their *empire atio is loft from Dei- bon vnto Dibon, and wee hauc deſtroyed them pnto Nophah, which reacheth vite Medeba. 31¶ Thus Iſrael dwelt tn the lande of the Amorites. 32 And Moles ſent to ſearch out Jaazer. and they tooke the townes belonging theres n » AND rooted ont the Amorites that were pere. 33 &@ *Andthep turned and went bp to- ward Laban: and Og the king of Baſhan came out againtt them hee, and all is peo: ple to fight-at Edzei. 34 When the Lorde fayd vuto Mofes, Feare bim not, foz J haue deliuered hun in- tothine band € all his people, and bis tant: *and thou thait dec te bim,as thou DE bn- to Bihon the king of the Amorites, which Dweltat Heſhbon. 4 35 They mote him ae > and bis fomes and all his people, vntill there was none left him: ſo they conquered bis land. CHAP, XXII. 5 King Balak fendeth for Balaam to curfe the Tfrachtes, 12 The Lord forbsddeth him to goe. 22 The Angel of the Lorde meeteth him, and | afe ſpeaheth. 38 Balaam proteSteth that he will fpeake nothing , but that which the Lorde patteth $2 his mouth, Artes the childzen of Iſrael Departed and pitched in the plaine of Moab on the a other fide of Jozden from Jericho. 2 {Mow Balak the ſonne of Zippo: fata ali that Ilrael had Done tothe Amozites. 3 And the Moabites were ſoꝛe afraid of the people,becaufe they were many, Moab | fretted againſt the childzenof Iſrael. 4 Therefore Moab (aid vnto the > El- Bers of Midian, Mew thall this multitude licke bp all that are round about bs, as an ore licketh vp the graffe of the Aeld:and Ba- lak the fonne of Stppog was king of the Mo⸗ abites at that time. 5. * Wee fent meſſengers therefore vnto Balaam the ſon of Beor to Betho ( which isby the € riuer of the land of the childzen of bis felke) to call him, laying, Behold, there ís a people come ont of Egypt which coner the face of the earth,and lic oueragaing me, 6 Come now therefore I pray thee , and curſe me this people ( for thep are ttronger then J) foit map bee that Jwall bee abie to finite them, ¢ te Dine them out of the land: fo I know that be whom thou bleſſeſt, is er and hee whom thou curled Mall bee curled. 7 And the Elders of Moab, and the Ci- Bers of Midian Departed haning 4 che re- ward of the ſoothlaying in thetr hand, and they caine vnto Balaam, and cola hun the words of Balak. 3 8 Wihoanlwered them, Tarie here this night,and 3 will gine pou ananfwere, ag the Loyd ſhall fay vnto me. So- the [zine ces of Moab above with Balaam., 9 When God came vnto Balaam, and fayd, What men are theſe with mr i Og are ouercome. Balk: Balai Deut.3.1.and 29-Fe Pfalrzyrre a Bting at Ieri cho, it was be- yond Iorden : bug where the I frae< lites were, it was on this fide, llOr was vexed. b Which were the heads and gouernours. Fofh.r4-9e c To wit, Eu- phrates, vpon the which ftood this citie Pethor; d Thinking to bribehim with gifts to curfe the Mfraclites, e Whom before he called Elders: meaning, the go- vernours, & after calleth them fere uants:that is, fubieGs to their King. The Angel ftandeth againſt Balaam. Chap.xxiij. 10 And Balaam faia vnto God, Walak the ſonne of Zippo, king of Moab path feni ynteme,faying, His aſſe {peakethto him. 64 ſmitten me now three times ? 29 And Balaam ſayd vnto the afie, Be- cauſe thou fait mocked mee ; F) woutd there f He warned him by adreame, that he ſhould not confent to the kings wicked requelt. g Elshe fhewed -himfelfe willing, couctoufnefie had fo blinded his heart. h The wieked feeke by all _meanesto fur- ther their naugh- tie enterprifes, though they know that God is againſt them, Chap.24,13. i Becanfe bea tempted God to require him con- trary to his com- mandement,his petition was ~ granted, but it turned to his owne condem- “Nation. k Mooued rae ther with coue- toufneffe,then to obey God, 11 Behold, thercis a people come out of Egypt, and couereth the face ot the earth: come now, curle thax fo: my fake: foit map be that J hall bee able to guercomeg chem in battell, and to Dine thein out. 12 nd God! fain vnto Balaam, Go not thou with them.ucither curle tye people, foz they are bleſſed. : 13 Ano Balaam role bp tn the moning, and faia vnto the princes of Balak, Returne vnto pourland: for thee Lom hath refuſed to clue me leaue to go with pou. 14 Sothe princes of Moab rofe vp, and went vnto Balak, and fade, Balaam hath refuledtocomemithys. _ : Is @ Balak yee lent agatne mee princes and moze honourabicthen they. 16 Ubo came to Balaam, and fayde tu him, Thus ſaith Balak the fonne of Stppoz, h Be not thou Kayd, J] pray thee, from com- ming vnto me. 17 Fo Iwill promote thee vnto great honour, ant will do whatſoeuer thou ſaveſt pute me: come therefore, 3 pray thee, curie me this people. | 18 And Balaam anfwered, and ſayd vn⸗ tothe feruants of Balak, * It Balak would give me bis houle full of ſiluer and golde, J] cannot go beyond the word ef the Lone my God, to Do leſſe 02 moꝛe. f I9 But now, J pray pou, tarie here this night, that J map wit, what the Lorde will fay unto me i moze. 20 And Goo came vnto Balram by night, and ſaid vnto him, If the mencome tocalithee, rife pp, and goe with chen: but onely what thing J lay vnto thes, that halt thou do. 21 So Balaam rofe vp earely, and ſadled his afe and went with the priaces of Moab 22 And the wrath of Gad was kindled, becaule hee k went; and the Angelof tye Loꝛd food in the way to bee againtt bun, ag hee rove vpon his afe, and bis two ſeruants were With him. 23 And* when theatlefaw the Angel of were a ſword in mine band, for new would J kiil thee. 3 > a 30 And the affe (aid vnto Balaam, Am not 3 thine afie whith thou patt rinnen vp- ona tincethe tirit tune vito this Day? haue 3 uiv at anp timeto Doc thus puts thee? Aho fait, May. 31 And the Lod oopened the epes of Baz laam,and be faw the Angel ofthe Lod ſtan⸗ Ding in the way witi) hĩs ſword drawen in his pand : then hee bowed hunlelfe, and fell flat on bis face. l 32 And the Angclof the Lozd faine vnto Hint, iherefope halt thou now finitten thine afie thzee times ? Weholdz, J came out to withltand thee, becawie thy r way is not ſtraight before me, 33 But the alſe faw me, and turned ftom me Now thece times : foz elle, if Hee had not turned fro me, lurely J had enen now flatne thee,and faved her altue. ~ 34 Chen Balaam faidevnto the Angel of the Lo2d, F haue finned; foz J wit not that thou ſtoodeit tn the way | again mee: now therefore ifitaelpleate thee, J wil turne + home againe. 35 But the Angel (aid vnto Balaam, So with themen: but awhat J fay onta thee, that halt thou tpeake, So Balaam went with the pinces of Balak, 36 And when Balak heard that Balaam caime, he went out to meete him vnto acitte of Boab, which ts in the "boder of Arno, taen in the vtmoſt coait. 37 Then Balak fain onto Bataan, Did 3 not (end foz theeto call thee 2: Chereforze cameſt thou not vnto me? am J not able in Beede to promote thee ynto honour? 38 And Balaam made anſwere vnto Bas lak, Loc, Fam come vnto thee, and cang now fap fany thing atall ? the word that — in mp mouth , that wall J peake. € 39 Bo Balaam went with Balak, and thep came untothe city of || Muszoth. 40 Then Batak offered builockes, and n Sinee thou haſt bene my maker. o Fos whofe eyes the Lord doth not open, theycan neither fechisanger, - nor his loue, p Boththy heart is corrupt,and thine enterprife wicked. llOr, before me, crto mecte me. fEbr. F will re- tarne to me, q Becaufe his heart was euill, his charge was renewed,that he fhould not pre- tend ignorance; r Neerethe place where the I{rac- lites camped, f Of my felfe ï can fpeake no- thing + only what God remiletb, that will I verer, feemeit good cheng the Lorde and in the way, and bta fwod Mheepe, and fent thereofto Balaam, and to or bad. cid Dawen in pis band, the afie turned out of the princes that were with pim. lOr of ftreets,or,, the way and went intothe ielo, bu Balaam — 41 And on the mozow Balak tooke Ba⸗ a populous ety, . {mote the aſſe, to turne her into the way. laam, and brought him vp into the bicplas t Wherethe 1 Thefecond 24 'Agatnethe Anaclofthe Lod ſtoode cescte Baal, that rence bee mighticethe idole Baal was time, ina path of the vineyards, having a wallon vtmolſt partofthe people, worthipped, HOr fet m. Gaucher powertofpeake, the one ſide, and a wallon the other. 25 And when theafle fame the Angel of the Loud, the thut her felfe unto the wall, and daſht Balaams foote againt the wall: wherefore he {mote her againe. 26 Then the Angel of the Lorde went further, and food ina arrow place, where Was no Way to turne, eithet te the right hand oꝛ to the left. 27 And when the alle ſawe the Aneel of the Lord, (hee |} lapdowne vnder Balaam; thercfoze Balaam was verp woth, and {mote the aſſe with a tafe. $ 23 Chen the Lorde mopened the mouth of the alie, and thee fayde vnto Balaam, CAbat bane J Done vite thee,that thou tak CHA PP! XXHL ak z Balaam caufith [iuen altars to bee built, y God teacheth him what to anfwere. 8 Fn Stead of curfing he bleſſeth Ffrael, 19 God w not lke ai. A {2d Balaam ſaid onto Balak, Builde me here ſeuen altars, and pzepare meg dere euen bullacks,and feuca rammes. 2 And Balakoidas Balaam fam, and Balak and Balaam oferen on every altar a bullocke and a ramme. 3 Chen Balaam fain vnto Balak, Htand by the burnt offering,and J wii goz,if fo be thatthe Lord will come and mecte mes and whatloeuse hee heweth mee, FZ we tell Gees a Feramons the Gentiles the Kings oft times. vfedto facrifce, asdidthe Prica — f Palam bleffeth the fOr,went up thee : fo he || went forth alone. higher, 4 And Gov met Balaam, and Balaam b Appeared vn- {aid nto bim, 3 haue prepared {even altars, to him. and haue offered vpon cucry altar abullocke and — § And the Lom «putan anſwere in Ba: laains mouth, and lain, Gor agatue to Ba- tak and fap an this wife. , 6So when he returned vnto him,loe, be ſtoode by is burntogering, hee, and all the princes of Moab. c Taught him whatto fay, Or,proph pe 7 Then bee vetered bis || parable, and —— fara, Balak the king of Moab hath brought ROr, Syria. me front || Sram out ef the mountains of the Gait, faying, Come, curie Jaakob foz my fake: Come ana 4 netet Fleael. 8 Pow hal FZ cuvie, where Hod hath not curieD/o2 how hall Jdeteſt, where the Logo hath not deteſted? 9 Foꝛ from the topef the rockes J ait fee bim, and from the billes J vid beholde hint: loe, the people fgati Dwell by them- felues, and Wall not be reckoned among the e nations.. 10 hocan telthe fduſt of Jaakob, and the number ofthe fourth part of Iſrael? Let meee Ble the Death of the righteous, and iet my lait end be like bis. d Cauſe that all \ men may hare and deteft them, e But fhall haue teligion and lawes apart. f Theinfisite multitude, as the cut of the earth, Il Chen Balak faid vnto Balaam, that g Thefeareof halt thou don vnto me? 3 tooke thee to curie Godsiudge- — mine enemies, and behold, thou hatt bleſſed ments cau'edhim them altogether. towithto be 12 And hee anlwered, and lato, Iut J ioynedtothe . not take heed to ſyeake that,which the Load houtholdof A- Hath put in my mouth? braham:thusthe 13 Gnd Balak {aid vnts him, Come, J ` wickedhaue prapthee, with mee vnto another place, theircon{ciences whence thou mayelt iee them,and thou ihalt woundedwhen fee but the wtmolt part of them, and falt noe theyconfider fee themalts therefope curſe them out of that Gocsiudgements place for my lake. > “Or, intothe field I4 (And he brought him into |Sede-fo- of them that phun te the cop of Pilgah, and built ſeuen Pied: to witslef altars, anu offered abullocke, and a ramme the enemie On cuery altar, fhould approch, IS After,he laid vnto Balak, Stand here t by thy burnt offering, and J will meete che Lord yonder, Chap.. 35. 16 And the Lo met Balaam, and *put an anſwere tit hts mouth, and fatte, Goe aa gaine unto Balak and fay thas. 17 And when he came to hun, behold, he foodby his bucnt offering, and the princes of Boab with him; fo Balak (aid vnto hin, CGihat hath the Lor fata ? , 18 And hee wttered his parable,and ſaid, Rilenp, Balak, and heare:yearkenvnte me, thou fonne of Zippor J, Ig "Godisnotas man, that he hould tic, neither asthe fonneof man that hee ſhould repent: hath he (aid, and Wall he noc Doe tt? h Gods enemies are compelled to confeffethat bis arn path he (poken, and (all be not accom: gouernmentis — plt it? : tera gla 20 Behold, Jhane receiued commande. ment to bleſſe: tor he hath bleked, and J can- not alter it. i . 21 We {eeth none iniquitie in Jaakob no: feeth no tranfareffion in Ifrael: the Lorde or repentance, i They triumph as viGtorious his Godis with him, and the i topfull ſhoute Kingsouertheie OFA iRing is among then, + j encmics, 22 Gov brought themout of Ggypt:their Numbers. ſtrength is as an Unicome. 23 jrozthereis no lorcerie in Jaakob, no? ſoochſaying in Jtract: baccording to this time tt thaloe ſaid of Yaakob and of Jlracl, Ubat Hath God wrought? : 24 Beholde, the people Hall rife spas a Lian, and iiit vp bunfelte as a yong Lion: he Hall notlic Downe, till he eate of the paay, and till be Dainke the blood of the flatne. 25 € Then Balak ſaide vnto Balaam, Neicher curie, no: blefle them at all. 26 Gut Bataam anſwered, and faid vu» to Balak, Cold nat J thee, faving, Ail that the Lozd theaketh,that mutt J doc? 27 @ Againe Balak fain vnto Balaam, Conie, J pray thee, I will bring thee vnto ansiper'! place, ifſo bee it will pleafe Gov, taj thou mapet thence curie them fog my ake. 28 So Balak brought Balaam vnto the toppe ot Peoz, that looketh toward Jeſh· mon. 29 Then Balaam fayde vnto Balak, Wake me here (cuenaltars,and prepare me ere feuer butlockes,and ſeueen rammes. 30 And Balak did as Balaam had fait, — offered a bullock and a ramme on cucry altar. CHA * XXIIII. § Balaam prophecieth of the great profperitie that fhould —— Ifrael: ISAI ofthe com- ming of Ciſt. ꝛo The deftruction of the Amalen hites,and of the Kenites, VV Deir Balaam ſaw thatit pleated the Lod te bleſſe Iſrael, chen hee went not, *as certaine times betoze, to fet diuiua· ads, but fet bis face tomate the a wilder» neſte. 2 Gnd Balaam lift bp his eves, and loo⸗ kedvpon Iſrael, which dwelt accopding to hate tribes, and the ſpirit of God came Yp» on him. 3 *And he vttered his parable,and fayd, Balaam the onne of Beo: hath {atd,and the man, whole > epes were Hut vp, hath faid, 4 We bath latd, which heard the words of God, and fato the vtlion of the Almigh⸗ tte, and «falling inarrance, had jis eyes o> ened: J 5 How goodly are thy tents, D Jaa kob,and thine habitations,D Piracl! 6 Gs the valleyes , are they itretched koorth, as gardens by the riers fide, as the Aloe trees, which the Led path planted, astheCevarsbeiide thewaters. 7 hed water droppech out of his bnc- ket, and his ſeede Mall cee in many waters: and his king Halbe higher then e Agag, and bis kingBeme hallbe eralted. X y 8 God bought him out of Egypt : his ſtrength thal be as an Gnicozne: be hall cat the nations his enemies, and bruiſe their bones, and Moote them thorow with hisar- rowes. 9 * ee couchetl and lieth notne asa yong Lion, and asa Lion : who hall Riree him vp 2 bleflen is be that blefferh thee, and curted ishe that curfeth thee. ; Io Tien Balak was very angry with Balaant, and 'finete his bandes together: wr — 9— Iſraelites, and prophelieth. k Confidering what God (hall worke this time for the deliue- rance of bis peo- ple, all the world fhall wonder. | Thus the wice Kedimagineof God, that, thac which he wil not grant in one place,he will do it in another, Chap.22. 3,%§. a Where the If- taclites camped, Chap.23 7,18, b His eyes were thut vp before, in reſpect of the cleare vifions | which he faw af- _ ter: fomerecade, | were open, | c Though he lay as in a fleepe,yet the eyes of his mind were open. lOr tents, d Nis proſperity and poſteritie thall be very reat. c Which name was Common te the Kings of Amalexk. Gene.49.9. f Intoken of fo Balak fata vnto Balaant, J ſent foz wee anger. l alaams prophecies Baal-Peor. tocurfe mine enemies and behold, thou bak bieen them now three tunes, 11 Therefor now fiee buto thy place : F _ thought fiurelp to promote thee vnto honour, thewic- butloe,the 2 LoD bath kept thee backe from burden God, honour. when they can 12 Chen Balaam anfwered Balak, Cold not compaſſe J notalfo thpmeffiengers, which thou fen- therwickeden- teit vnto me faping, : terprifes. 13 Jf Balak would gine me this houle ful of muer and golde, 3 cannot pafie the Com- mandement of the Lord, to Bo either good 02 $€br.counfell, bad of mine owne minde? what the Low h Hegauealfo fhallcommand,that ſame J wil ſpeake. wickedcounfell 14 And now bebelde,F goe puto my peo= to caufethe Iſra- ple; come, J will + *aduertife thee what elitestofinne, this people hall Boe to thy fotke in the latter that thereby God papes. might forfake Is And he vttered his parable, and fayd, them, Chap.31. Balaam the ſonne of Beor hath fayd, and 16. the man whole eyes were fhut bp, bath (aid: i Meaning 16 ee hath fain that beard the words of Chrift. God, and bath the knowledge of the mof k Thatis,che Pigh, and faw the vifionofthe Almightie, princes. and falling in a trance had His epes opened: Í He thail fub- 17 Jall fee him, but not now : 3 mall duc ali that reſiſt: behold him, but not neere: there hallcomea for of Sheth Otarre of. Jaakob, and a Scepter pall rife cameNoah,and -of Ufrael, and mall (mite the £ coatts of Mo⸗ of Noah all the ab,anddeftropallthefonnesof! Sheth. _ world. 18 Ano Edom ſhalbe poſſeſſed, and Seit m OftheEdo. ſhall be a poſſeſſion to their enemies; but Iſ⸗ mites. rael yali Boe valiantly. N n The Amale- 19 He allo that (Hall haue Dominion, hall kitesfirt made beof Jaakob, and hall deſtroy the renmant warreagainit ofthe™ citie. Ifrael,as Chap. 20 (And when he locked on Amalek, be 14.45. vttered bis parable, andfayd, Amalek was Or, Midienites. the rit ofthe nations ; but his latter ende o Make thy ſelſe thall come fo Deftruction. _ asfirongasthou ~ 21 Ant hee looked on the || Kenites, and canlt. vttered bis parable, and fain, Strong i⸗ thy LOr, thou Kain mete place, and ° put thy net tn the 4 ro te p Some reade, 22 Neuerthelelle, the Kenite halbe pois Oh, who ſhal not ied, vntill Aſchur carp thee away captiue, perith,when the 23 Againe hee vttered bis parable, and enemiethatz, fatd, Alas, P who hall line when Gor dorth Antichrist, hall this? | fet himíelfe vp 24 The hhippes alfo Hall come from the as God? q TheGrecians, fhall ſubdue Eber, and he allo hall come to and Romanes, deſtruction. r Meaning Eber, 25 Then Balaam role pp, and went and orthelewesfor returned to bis ptace; and Balak allo went cernin rebelling againt his way. God, CHAP. XXV, 2 The peovle committeth fornication with the daughters of Moab. 9 Phinehas kslleth Zimri and Cozbi. 11 God maketh his couenant with Phine- _ has, 17 God commandeth ta kill the Midsanites, Numb, 33.49. N2” whiles Flrael above in *Shittim, . Nthe people began to commit whozepome a Wich the a with the Daughters of Moab: women. 2 GGbich calien the people vnto the fa- b Worlhipped crilite of their gods, ant the people ate, and theidoleofthe. bowed Downe totheir goys, a l * And —— b a Lk ae J— 8 was inthe “peor : w 2e the wath of the Lord Bas KDI again AtS EP RER Peor, Chap. xxv. xxvje = ~ The zeale of Phinchas. 6s - 4 And the Lod laid unto Poks Cake Deut. a 3. all the heads ofthe people, and hang them tefh.22.17. vp |i defore the Lo2d «again the Gunne, 4Or,to the Lord, that the indignation of the Loꝛds wath c Openly inthe map be turned from Firag, fight of all, 4 Chen Moles faid vnto the Judges of $ Iſtael, Euery one Nay his 4men that were d Lethim fee ioyned bute Baal Peoꝛ. execution done 6 € And behoſde, one of the childzett of of them that are Ilrael came and brought nto his bꝛethren vnder bischarge, a Midianitiſh woman in the fight of o- fes, and tu the fight ofall the Congregation of the childzen of Ffracl , e who wept before the Dooze of the Tabernacle of the Congre- gation. - offended God, 7 * And when Phinehas thefonneofE= P/z/.106.30. leasar the fonne of Aaron the Pꝛieſt ſaw ft; 1424c, 2.54. be cole pp from the mids of the Congrega- tion, and tookea|i(peate in bis band, — _ gr 8 And followed the man of Iſrãel into the tent, and thut them both thozow : to wit, the man of Iſrael, and the woman) tho ||Or,in ber teste row ber belly: fo the plague cealed fromthe (hale ard childzenotGftacl. Grecke,in her 9 *And there died in that plague foure fecrets. and twentie thoufand. 1,Cerssth.10.8, : 10 Then the Lom tpake vnto Woles, APIR, Ir * Hbinebas the ſonne of Eleazar, the P/al.106.30. fonne of Aaron the Pꝛieſt, hath turned mine anger away from the chilon of Ffract, while hee was 'scalous fo: my fake among f He was zea- them; therefore F haue not confumed the lous to maintaine childzen of Iſrael tn my ielonfie. my glory. 12 Wherefore fap to him, Behold, J gine Eccles 45.24, puto him my Coucnant ef peace, EMAC, 2.5 he 13 Gnd be thall haue tt,and hts feed after him, euen the couenant of the [Szicks office foz ener,becaule he was zealous foꝛ his Gon, and hath made an e atonement foz thechil« g He hathpaci- Den of Iſrael. fied Gods watis e Repenting that they had tec lin. 14 And the name of the Iſraelite thus faine, which was killed with the Mdiani · ti woman, was Zimri the fonne of Salu, peincet of the family of the Simeonites. +Ebr.ofthe house Ig And the name of the Midianitih wa ofthe Ather. man that tas flaine , was Coxbt the Dangh- ter of Zur, who was head ouer the people of bis fathers boule in Midian. = ¶ Againe the L020 pake vnto Mofes, coattes of aChittim, and ſubdue Aſſhur, and ſaying > 17 *Clere the Widianites, ünite them: (o4p-31.2» 18 Fozthey trouble psu with their*wileg h Caufing you wherewith they haucbeguiled pou, as con: to commit both ng Peor and as concerning their fier corporal and pi- Sat the Daughter of r prince of pidan, —— fore —— ich was faine tn the day of the plague tion by Ba becaute of Peor. P — prague counfell,Chap. CH AP: XXVI 31 16.teuel. 2o 2 The Lord commausdeth to number the chil. 14. dren of Ifrael im the plaine of Moab, Fumtwenty peereold and aboue. 57 The Leustes and their families. 64 None of themthat were mumbred in Sinai, goe inte Canaan , faune Caleb and Fofhua. A #2D lo after the * plague, the Lez (pake 2 Whichcame pute Poles, and to Eleazar the ſonne fortheirwhores - of Aaron the Piet laying, dome andids= | _ 2. Take the number of al the Congrega: larrie, tion ofthe thien of Pirael* from twentie chap,1.3. pere old and aboue throughout thetr fathers houles, all that gog for to warte Sane 3 ~The Hraelicesnumbred Numbers. ————— b Wherethe riuer is neere to Jericho. Chap.1.t. Gene.46.8. exod 6.14. a. chron. j. 1. + Reuben, Chap.16.3. e Inthatrebel: lion whereof Korah was head. d Thatis, foran example that o- therfhouldnot murmure and rebell againft Gods minifters. $ Simeon, T Gad. it Yudah. e Before Iaakob went into Egypt, Gene. 3 8, 3575 2O,and 46,13, Gene. 46.32. + Machar 3 Ho Woks and Cleasar the Prick {pake buto them in the plainc of Moab, by Jorden? toward Jericho, laying, 4 From twentie peere oid and aboug ye thal number the people,as the “Laid hav com: manded Moles, and the childzen of Iſrael, when they came out of the land of Egypt. § @ * Reuben the frt borne of Iſcael: the chilozen of t Reuben were: Hanoch, of whom came the family of the hanochites, and Ma it the family of the Palluites: 6 Okhelron, che family of the Pelro. — ; of Carmi , the family of the Car⸗ mites. 7 Thele are the families of the Reube⸗ nites; and they were in number thzee and foztic chouland, ſeuen hundzeth and thirtie. 8 Aud the nues of Pallu, Eliab; 9 And the lonnes of Eltab.Memuel and Dathan, and Abiram : this Dathan and A. biram were famous in the Congregation, and * froue again Moles and ãgainſt A- ronin © the aſſembly of Kozah, when they ſtroue againſt the Lod, Io And the earth opened her mouth, and Cwallowed them bp with Kozab, when the Congregation Died , what time the fire cons fumed two hundreth and fftie men, wha twere < foa ligne. _ II Hotwithſtanding, all the fonnes of Rozay Died net. : 12 (Aud the children of t Simeon after their families were: Nemuel, of whom came the family of the Memuclites : of Jamin che family of the Jaminites: of Jachin, the fa» mily ofthe Jachtnites: _ ; 13 DEZerab , the family of the Farhites, of Shaul, the family of the Shaulttes. 14 Theleare the famtlics of the Simeo- Mites: two and twentie thouſand and tiwa Hundzeth. ; 15 € Che fonnes of t Gad after their fa miltes were zephom, of whom came the famte ly of the zephonites: of Haggi, the kamily ofthe Haggites: of Shuni,the tamilp of che Hbunites, 16 OkOzni, the Family of the Oznites: of Eri,the family of the Erites: m DEArod, the family of the Arodites: of Areli,the family of the Arelites. 18 hele ave the families of the fonnes of Gad, accogding ta their numbers, fourtie thoufand and Rue hundzeth. 19 Tbe onnes oft Inah, Crand D- nan: but Cr and Dunan died in the land of e Canaan, 20 Do were the ſonnes of Judah after their families: of Dhelah came the family of the Sbhelanites,of Pohares, the Family of the — of Serah, the family of the Zara ites, 21 And the fonnes of * Phares were : of Hefron,the family of the Wetronites: of a> mul, the family ofthe Hamulites. 22 Thele are the fantlies of Judah, after their numbers, ſeuenty and fire thoufand and fine bundzeth. 23 ¶ The fonnes of t Iſſachar, after their families were: Tola, of whom came the famti» — Tolaites: oF Rua the family ofthe unites: according to their tribes. © 24 DE Jaſhub, the tamily of the Jaſhu⸗ —— of Sbimvon, the kamily of the Ohun: ronites. 25 Thele are the families of Iſſachar af⸗ ter their numbers, threeſcore ¢ foure thou⸗ fand and three hundzeth. t 26 @ Che lonnes of t3ebulun after their t Zebulun. families were:of Hered, the family of p Dara Dites: of Elon, the family of the Clonites: of Jableel,the family of the Jableelites. 27 Chele are the families of the Zebulu⸗ nites atter their numbers, thzeeſcore thou fand, and fiue hundzeth. fe) 28 C The lonnesof Joſeph, after their families were t Manaſſeh and Ephꝛaim. Manaſſeh. 29 The ſonnes of Manaſſeh were : of Machir the family of the Machirites, and Fofh.r17.0, Machir begate Gilead ; of Gilead came the í familp of the Gileadites. / 30 hek are the ſonnes of Gilead:of Jee set, the family of the Jezrites: of Velek, the tamilp of the Helekites: gi 31 DfAlrielthe family of the Aſrielites: of Dbechem, the family of the Dhichmites. 32 DiShemitda , the family of the hee — ok Hepher, the kamily of the ies pherites. 33 (And * 3elophehad the ſonne of We- Chap.27.30 pher,had no fonnes, but Daughters: and the names of the Daughters of Selophehad were Papo Hoah, Poglah, Milcah, ana rza i}. 34 Theke are the families of Manaſſeh. and the number of them, two aun fifty thou fand and feuen bung? ; 35 C Theke are the ſonnes oft Ephraim t Ephraim. after their families : of Shuthelah came the family of the Shuthalhites: of Becher, the family of the Bachsitessof Tahan, the fami⸗ ly oF the Tahanites. 36 And thele are the lonnes of Shuthes lah: of Eran, the family of the Eranites. 37 Thee are the famities of the ſonnes of Ephꝛaim after their numbers, two €. thire. ty thoufand and fiue hundpeth : thele are the fonnes of Joleph after their families. — 38 9 Thefeare the ſonnes of + Beniamin + Beriamin, after their families: of Bela came the family of the Belaites sof Ahbet , the family of the Ahbelites of Ahiram, the family of the Aa bitamites: 39 Ok Shupham, the family of the Hhu= phamiites: of Huphain, the family of the Hu⸗ phamites: 40 And the fonnes of Bela were Arp and fQaaman } of Ard came the family of the —— : of QHaaman, the fainilpofthe Mas amites. 41 Thele are the fonnes of Beniamin afa ter their families and their numbers, fue and fourtie thoufand and fire hundzeth. 42 ¶ Thele are the onnes of Dan after tDan, their families: of Dhuham came the family ofthe Shubamites ; thele are the fainiltes of Dan after their houſholds. 43 All the families of the Dhubamites were after their numbers , thaeeftore q foure thoufand and foure bundzeth. 44 @ be fonnes of t Aer after theig tAher. families were: of Jtmnah , the family of the Jimnites: of Git, the family of the pitia | | j The tribes numbred. Lenites. | third time that - they are num- -pe of Bertah, the family ofthe Berlites. 45 The lounesof Berlah wereof Heber the famuly of the iederites, of Malchiel, the family of the Maichtelites. 46 And the name of the Daughter of Ae fher was Darah. - 47 Thele are the familicsof the fonnes of Aver after their numbers,th2e¢ and fifty thouland and foure hundzeth. k 48 @ The ſonnes of t Maphtali, after their families were : of Jabseel, the families “4 Naphtali. of the Jahzeelites: of Guni, the family of the Gunites. f 49 DE Iezer , the familie of the Izrites: of Dhitlem, the familie of the Shillemites. 50 hele are the families of Naphtali According to their houſholds, Œ their nuns — and korty thouland and foure pune zeti. SL Thele ave the € numbers of the chile Dren of Iſrael: fire hundech and one thou» fand ſeuen hundzeth and thirtie. §2 ¶ And the Lod pake vnto Moles, ping, 53 Unto thele the land hall bee diuided foz an inheritance, accozding to the number of | names. 3 4 * To many thou Halt giue the moze inheritance anato few thou fhalt gine tete inheritances tocuerp one according to bis number Hali be given bisinberitance. S5 Motwithfanding the land Halbe *Di- uided by lot: accogding ta the names of the tribes oftheir fathers they Wallinherite: §6 According to the lot Wall the poleni» Ps thereof bee diuided betweene many and cl. 57 €* Theſe allo arethe numbers of the Leuites, after their families: of Gerſhon came the familie of the Gerſhonites: of Ro- bath the familie of the Kobathites: of Me· tari the family of the Mexarites: F Chele are the families of Leui, the fas mily of the Libnites: the family of the Wes bronites : the famuly of the Mahlites: the familie of the Muſhites: the familie of the Rorhites: and Kohath begate. Amram. §9 And Amrams wife was called Jo⸗ chebed thedaughter of Leni, which was borne vnto Lent in Egypt: and the bare br- peat Aso Ann $Boles,and Miriam r. : 60 Anu vnto Aaron were borne Nadab and Abihu, Eleazar and Jrhamar. 6I *And Madab and Abihu died, becaule they offered ftrange fire before the Lo. 62 And their numbers were three and twenty thoufand . all males from a moneth olde and aboue: foz they were not numbed among the childzenof Iſrael, becaule there was none inheritance given them among the chilozen of Iſrael. 63 © Thele are the numbers of Woks, f This isthe bred. flOr,perfows. Cbap. 33. 54 Folh.t1.23, and 14,36 Sxod.6.16,17, 28,19. Exod.2.2, and 6,20: Lewit.10.3. chap, 3.4. a. chron, 24.2 g Wherein ap- peareth the great and Eleazar the Pic which numbed the Power of God, chitoxenot Ifrael in the plaine of goab, fully increafed neere JorDen,toward Jericha, 64 And among thele there was not a man of them, e whom Woles and Garon the Pꝛieſt numbzed, when they told the chil- Deen of Iſrael in the wildernefle of Hinai. 65 Forthe Lo fayn of them, * Thep his people. Chap. 14.2829. 8.697, 20,5550 À Chap. xxvii. © Zclophehads daughters. 66 hall Die in the wilderneſſe: fo there was net left a man of them , ſaue Caleb the fonne ef Jephunneh, and Joſhua the fonue of Mur. CHAP. XXVII 1 The law of the heritage of the daughters of Zelophehad. 12 The land of promife u fhewed unto Mofes. 16 Mofes prayeth for a gouernour al teoples 18 Fofsua w appointed in bes Clk. TRE came poaughters of *Felophebad, Chap.26.¢5. the fon of Hepher, thefonne of Gilead, and 36.c4, the fonne of Machir, the lon of WGanalleh, Fofh.ry.3. of the familie of Manalieh, the fonneof Jo: feph,(and the names of bis daughters were thele, Babiab, Moab and Vogla and Wil- cabana Tirzah) 2 Gnd ftood before Moles, and before Eleazar the Piet, and before the inces, and ail the aifembly, at the Deoze of the Ta⸗ bernacte of the Congregation, faying, 3 Durfather *dpedin the wiloernefle, Chap.14.39. and be was not among the aſſembly ofthem asd 26.64,65. that were afiembled againſt the Lord in the i company of Kozab, but dyed in his finne, a According as and had no fonnes. all men die,tor- 4 Wherefore ſhould the name oF our fa» almuch as they ther be taken away from among bis family, are Gnacrs, becaule he hath no ſonne? giue vs a poſſeſſt· On among the beethzen of our father. 5 : 5 Then Moles bꝛought theirt cauſe be· b Thatis, thee foze the Lord. matterto bee 6 And the Low pake vnto Moles fap: indged,to know RE) what be ſhould 7 Thedaughtersof Zelophehad ſpeake determine, as he tight: thou palt giue them a poſſeſſion to did all hard mate inherite among their fathers beethzen, and cers, fhalt turne the inheritance of their father onto theni. 8 Aim thou Malt (peake bnto the chils Brenol Flracl, laying, Ifa man die € baue no fonne, then pe tall turne bis inheritance vnto bis Daughter. 9 And ik he haue no Daughter, pee hall gtue bis inheritance vnto bis bꝛethren. To And ik hee haucnobethzen, pee hall — inberttance vnto bis fathers bze en, II Andif his father bane no brethzen,pee hall gine his inheritance vnto bis nert kinie man of bts family,and he hal poſſeſſe it:and this fhallbe vnto the children of Iſrael alaw of Jofhus appointed goucrnour. Solemne Numbers. f And foap- point him goucr- nour. g Commend him to the people, as mecete for the of- fice,and appoin- ted by God, Exod.28. 30. h According to his office: fignify- ing that the ciuill magiftrate could execute nothing but that which be knew to be the will of God. i How he (hould gouerne himfelte in his office. a By bread,hee meaneth all ma- ner of facrifice, Exed.29. 33. Exod,16. 36. Lewit. %, 2. Exod.39. 40 b Themeate of- fering and drinke offering ofthe euening facrifice.. € Of the mea- fure Ephah, d Which was offered eucty day at morsing and at cucning, and lead them out and in, thatthe Congre · gation of the —* we not as theepe, which aug het atheepherd. 3 13 AnD the Lon faid vnto Moles, Take thee Joſhua the fonne of fun, in whom is the (pirit,and £ put thine bands vpon him, 19 Andiet him before Eleazar the Picit, and befoze all the Congregation, and giue hima chargein their fight. 20 Anus giue him of thy glozy, that all the Congregation of the childzen of Ilrael may obey. 21 And hee Wall tand before Eleazar the Pret wio hall afke countell for hun * by the» iudgement of Urin befoze the Loꝛd:at his wed they (hall goe out, and at his werd thep wall come in, both hee, and all tye chtis Deen of Jiraci with him and all the Ton- gregation. : 22 So Moles did as the Lord had coms Manded him , and he tooke Joſhua, and tet bim before Eleazar the Petelt,and befoze all the Congregation. 23 Then he put his hands vpon him, and gane yim ai ee asthe Lord had ſpoken nd of Males. needa CHAP. XXVIII. 4 The dayly facrifice. 9 The facrsfice of the Sabbath, 11 Ofthe Moneth, 16 Of the Paſſe- ouer, 26 Ofthe firft fruits. : AS the Loz (pake vnto Woles laying, 2 Command the childzen of Flrael, and fay vnto them, We hall obferuc to offer onto mee in their Due ealon mine offering and a my bread, fo? my Cacrifices made by fre fozafweetfauourvntome. i 3 Allo thou (halt fay vnto them, * Chis is the offering made by fire, which pee Hall offer vnto the Lo: , two lambes of a peere old without ſpot, daily, fog a continual burnt — 4 Dne lambe falt thon prepare in the moning, and the other lambe thale thou peepare at euen. § *Andthe tenth part of an Cphab of fine floure foz a *meat offting mingled with the fourth part of an* hin of beaten oyle. 6 Thisthall bee a dayly burnt offering, as was madeinthemount Sinai foz a ſweete fauour; itis a facrifice made by fire vnto the 023. 7 And the Minke offering thereef the fourth part of anbin foz one lambe: in the holp place cauſe to powe the drinke ofring vnto the Lod. 8 And the other lambe thou halt pze- pareat cucn: as the meate offering of the moning, and as the Danke offering thereot fhalt thou prepare this? for an offering made by fire okſweet fauour vnto the Lod. 6 €Butenthe Sabbath day ye thall of- fer two lambes of a peere olde, without (pot, anv twa «tenth deales of fine floure fo: a meate offering mingled with ople, and the drinke offering thereof. 10 Thisis the burnt offting okenery Sab- bath, belive the 4 continual burnt offering and drinke offering thereof. u @ And inthe beginning of yout mo: neths, pe thal offer aburnt offering unto the LoD, two poung builockes, aud a ran ana feafts, with their offerings. : ſeuen lambes of a peere ol without (pot, 12 And thee tenth Beales of fine floure koꝛ a meate offering mingled with opie fog one bullocke: and tiwo tenth deales of fine floure foz a meat offting mingled with syle fo: one ramme, 13 And u tenth Deale of fine floure mine go with opie for a meate offering vnto one ambe , fora burnt offering of tweete fa» uour ; it is an offering made by tire vntothe Loo, 14 And their e Minke offerings Wall bee e That is, the balfe an bin of wine vnto one bullacke, and wine that thalbe the third partof an hin pute aram, and the powred vpon the fourth part of an bin vnto a lambe: this is herifice, the burnt offering of euery moneth, thozow= ont the monechs of the yeere. f Ig And one hee goat fora finne offering vnto the Lod Wall be pacpared, belides the —— burnt offering, and his drinke ring. 16 *Qlfo the fourteenth Day of the firt Ex⸗d 12. 18. Monethis the Paſſeouer ot the Lord. and 23.15» 17 And in the fifteenth Day of the fame kenita 5- Moncth ts the feat: feuen Dapes Mall vnlea⸗ uened bread be eaten. ; 18 Jin the * firt Dap hall be an holy € con- Lewit.23. 7 uocatton,ye Wall Do nolerwile woke therein, £ Or,folemne 19 Butyee Wall offer a facrifice mane by allembly. fre foz a burnt offering unto the Loud, twa yong buliockes, one rami and teuen lambes SR Peeve old ; (ce that thep be without bles 20 And their meat offering halbe of fine floure mingled with ople: three tenth deales hail ye prepare fo2 a bullocke,and two tenth Deales foz a rammes 21 Dune tenth Deale fhalt thou prepare foz euery iambe, cuen foz the leuen lambes, 22 And an bee goate fora finne offering, to make an atonement foz you. 23 De hal prepare theſe, beline the burnt offering in the moming which isa continue atl burnt facrifice. 24 After this maner ye ſhall prepare thos rowout all the ſeuen Dayes, fo2 the + main- teining of the — made by Gre fora fweet fauour vnto the Tord: tt hall be Done belide the continnall burnt offering ¢ drinke offering thereof, 25 And inthe ſeuenth day yee ſhall haue an Holy conuocatton,wherein yee hall Doe no feruile woke, i 26 (Alt in the day of pour firt fruites, when pee bring a new meate offering vnts the Lord, according to s pour weekes ye hall baue an holy conudcation, aud pe Mal doe no {ernile wozke init: wes 27 But ye fhall offer a burnt offering foz fant: = T — afweet fauour vnto the Lord, two young 00E Lews. — a ramme, and kuen rammes ofa 23. 15 veere old 28 Ant their meat offering of fine floure mingled with oyle, theee tenth deales vnto a bullocke, two tenth deales to a ramme, : 29 And one tenth Deale vnto euery lambe thaougbout thelenen lambes, 30 Andan hee goate to make an atanga ment foz you: r ; 31 (Pe Hhalldothisbefines the continuall 42br. they fhal burnt oftering, and his meat oſftering:) : bi beto poia *Ebr. bread g In counting fenen weekes fromthe Paſſe⸗ Three principall feafts, a Which contei- neth part of Sep: tember,and part of OGober. Leuit.2 3. 24. le Which muft be offered inthe beginning of euety moneth, e Which is for morning and euening, Leuit. 16,30,31. and 23.27. d Which is the feaſt of reconci- liation. Leuit 16:290 — That s,ofired euery morning and evening. f Meaning, the feaft of che Ta- bernacles. f The feeond day of the feaft of Tabernacles, they bee without blemiſh, with thefr drinks offerings. CHAP, Pare be fouentb s Ofthethree principall feafts of the feuent Wades wit ‘the fog —— The feaft of reconciliation, 12 And the feaft of Tabernacles. Meron the firft day of the feuenth moneth, yee Wall bane an bolp conuoca: tion: ye wail doe no terufie woꝛke therein: *it fhall be a Day of blowing the trumpets vnto Ou. ? 2 And pe hall make aburnt offering fez a fweet fauour vnto the 10:0: one yong bul- locke,one ramme, and feucn lambes ot ayere old without blemi. 3 Andehetr meate offering thalbe of ine fioure mingled with ople, thzee tenth deales vnto the bullock, an’ two tenth Deales bnto the ramme. 4 And one tenth Deale vnto one lambe, fo: rhe ſeuen lambes, ; 5And an hee goãt fora finne offering to inake an atonement foz pou, 6 Belive the burnt offering ofthe>imo- neth,and his meat offring, and the continu- all: burnt ofring and his meat offring, and the drinke offertags of the faine, according to their maner, foz a lweete ſauour: it isa ſa⸗ crifice made by fire unto the Lod, 7 And pe hal haue in the tenth day of the feuenth moneth, an holy 4 conuocation: and pe thal * humble pour foules,and hal noe Doe any woke therein: : 8 But ye ſhal offer a burnt ofring vnto the Lord foz aſweete ſauont: one pong bul- locke, a ramme, and ſeuen lambes of a yeere old: fke they be without blemiſh 9 Ana their meat offring ſhall be of fine floure mingled with ople, thzee tenth deales ta a bullocke , and two tenth Deales to a ramme, i Io Dnue tenth Deale puto euery lambe, thisughoutthefeucnlambes, II Anbhee goate for a finne offering, (be⸗ fide the finne offering to make the atone: ment and the continuall < burnt offring and * meate offering thercol) andtheirdzinke offcrings. 12 Caw int the fifteenth Day of thefe- uenth moncth pee Hall haue an holy frontos cation: yee fall Boe no ſeruile worke therein, but ye thal keepea feat vnto the Lo: tienen dayes. 13 And yee hall offer a burnt offering foz afactifice mane by fire of ſweete fauour vn- tothe Lord, thirtcene yong bullockes , two ramunes,and ao a hairs ofa peere olds ey Halbe without blemiſh. pee ‘ana their meate offering hall bee of fine floure mingled with oyle, three tenth Deales vnko curry builocke of the thirteene bullockes, two tenth deales to cuerp of the two rammes, Is And one tenth deale vnto each of the fourteenelambes, À 16 And one hee goate foz a finne ofring, beſide the continual burnt ofring, his meat offring and bis drinke offring. 17 C And thet ſecond Day yee hall offer twelue pong bullockes, two rammes, foure» teene lambes of a yeere old without blemiſh, 18 lith their meate ofering and their Minke offerings fo: the bullockes, fo: the rammes, and foz the lambes accozding to their number,atter the maner, 19 And an hee goat fo: a finne offering, (bende the continual burnt ofring and bis meat offing and their drinke offttngs. 20- @Ailo the tthird Day ye thall offer eles uen bullockes, two rammes and fourteene lambes of a peere old without blemith, 21 With thetr meat offting ¢ their minke offerings, fo: the bullockes, fo? the rammes, and fo: the lambes, after their number ace cording te the s maner, 22 And an hee goate fora iinne offering, belide the conttnuail burnt offering, and hts meat offering, and his minke offertug. 23 And the t fourth Day ye thal offer tert bullocks, two tammies,and feurteenelambes ofa peere old without blemth, 24 Their meat offering and their drinke offerings,fo2 the bullockes, fo: the rammes, and foz the lambes accozding to their nume ber, after the maner, 25 And an hee goate foz a finne offering, beude the continuall burnt offting,yis meat offing an? dis drinke offting. 26 @ inthe t fifth dap alld yee thal offer nine bullockes, two rammes, and fourtecne lambes of a peercold without blemtth, 27 And theirmeat offting g their drinke offerings fo: the bullockes, fo: the rammes, and foz the fambes accozDing to their num⸗ ber,aftcr the maner, 28 And an bee goate fora finne offering, befide the continuall burnt offering, and his meate offering and his Dumke offering. 29 (And in thetfirt Dap yc thal offer tight bullocks,tworamunes,and fourteene lambes ofa yeere old without blemi, a And their meat offting,€ their Minke offerings fo? the butlockes, fo2 the rammes and fo: thelambes accozding to their num⸗ ber after the maner, 31 Andan hee goate foz a finne offering, belide the continual burnt offting,bis meat offting,and bis drinke offrings. 32 TIu the t feuenth Day alio ye hall offer feuen bullockes,tiwo rammes, and forrteene lambes of a pecte old without blemig, — 33 And their meat ofring, &€ thet drinke offerings fo: the bullockes, fo: the rammes, and foz the lambes accozding te theirnume ber,afteetheir maner, 3 34 And an hee goate fo: a inne offering, belde the continuall burnt ofring, bis meat offing and his drinke offting. 35 Cu thet eight day, ye Hall haue * a folemne affembly : pee fall Doe no ſeruile woke therein, + a 36 But pe hall offer a burnt ofring, a ſa⸗ ctifice made by fire for a ſweete fauour unto the Lord, one bullocke,one ramme,and ſeuen lambes ofa peere old without blemify, 37 Their meate offting and their minke oftriugs foz the bullocke,fo2 the ramme,and fo? the lambes accezding to their number, after the maner, ! 38 And an bee goate foz a finne offering, belive the continuall burnt offering, and his meate offering, and bis minke offering. I 3 39 Thele Chap. xxix. with ther offerings. 67 t The third dae. g According te the ceremonies appointed there⸗ unto, f The fourth day, t Tht fift day. + The Gxt dey, +The feuenth day f The eight day. Leuit.23.36, ol Ue Leino ee ey Lawes concerning yowes. 39 Thele things pe Hal vo vnto the Low h Befidethe fa- in pour fealg, deilde pour b vowes and pour crificesthac you free offrings,foz your burntoſtrings ana to fhalivow orof- pour meate offtings,and fo: pour minke of· ferofyourowne fringe and fozpour pcace oſtriugs. mindes. CHAP. XXX. 3 Concerning vowes. 4 The vow ofthe maide, 9 Of the wiſe, 10 Of the widow,or divorced. Tor Poles ipake vnto the children of Iſrael, according to all that the Lod fEbr.Mofis. had commanded thim. 2 Mofes allo ſyake vnto the heads ofthe tribes, 2 concerning the children of Iſracl, faying, Chis isthe thing which the woo bath commandet, a Becaufe they might declare them to the If- raelites. 2choſoeuer voweth a wowe nto the $Ebr his fouls. Loꝛd, orCweareth an oath to bindeæ himſelfe tEbr.volatehs by a bond, be fall not t breake his promife, word. but (all Doe accozding to all that pꝛoceedeth out of bis mouth. 4 Ika woman alfo vow a vow pute the Load, anv binde her felfe by a bond, being tn ber fathers boule,tn the time of ber pouth, 5 nbd ber father beare her vowe and Lond, wherewith Gee hath bound ber felfe, aud ber father holde bis © peace concerning her, then ali her vowes hall tans, ant euery bonn, wherewith thee hath bound her (elfe, tall tand. i 6 ‘Wut tf her father ¢ dilallow ber the fame Dap that he beareth all her vowes and bonds, wherewith he hath bound ber felfe, they hali not be of value, and the Lord will forgine her, becaule ber father difallowed er. f 7 Aud if the haue an hulband when Wee voweth oz pzonounceth ought with her lips, wherewith the bindeth her felfe, 8 Ikher hulband heard tt, and holdeth his peace concerning ber, the ſame Day bee heareth it, then her vow hall tard and her bonds wherewith the bindeth her ſeike, Wall ſtand in effect. í 9 But tf ber pees a her the fame Day that hee beareth it, then hall bee make her vow which thee bath made, anv that that the bath pronounced with her lips, wherewith ſhee bound ber felfe, ofnone ef= Fect: and the Lod will forgiue ber. 10 But encrp vow of a widow,and of her that is diuorted (wherewith the hath bound pet felfe) tall tandin f effect with her. his confent. Il And if Hee vowed in ber huſbands fFortheyare sg houle,o2 bound ber felfe ſtraightly with an notvnderthe ath, $ authoritie ofthe 12 And ber hulband hath beard tt, and held his peace concerning ber, not diſallow· ing her, thenallhervowes hallttand, and cuery bond, wherewith Hee bound her felfe, fhall Rand in effect. ’ 13 But if her Hulband difanulled them, the laine Dap that hee heard them, nothing that prꝛoceedeth out of her lips, concerning LEbr.the bonds of Her vowes o concerning + her bonds, Mall her foule, Hand in efécct:for her hulband hath difanul- ; led them: and the Lozo will korgiue ber. h Tomorifie 14 Soeuerpbvolw, and cucty oath or bond, berfelfeby abfti- made to humble the foule,her huſband may nenceorother ftabli(hit,oz her hulband may breake it, bodilyexercife. 15 Butifhergulband hold his peace cons b Forin fo do- ing, be doeth ap- prouc here e By not approe uing or conſen · ting toher vow. d Either by oth, orfolemne pro- mile. e For fheis in ſubiection of her busband, and can performe no- thing without man. g ter husband being aliue, Numbers. Balaam flane. Thefpoileof ~ cernine her from i Bay to day, then be ftabli- i And warne her Heth ali her vowes andall her bonds which nor the ameday | fhe hath made: bee hath confirmed them, be⸗ that he heareth caulehee held Dis peace concerning her the ic,as verfe 9. farne Dap that he heard them, 16 Wut tlhe" breake theni afterthat hee k Northe fame hath beard them, then ſhall he beare ber ini⸗ day he heard quite. A ' them, bat fome 17 Theſe ave the ogdinances whitch the day afrer,the _ Loud commaunded Mofes betweene aman finne thalbeim- aid his wike, and bermene the father and hts puted to hĩm, and Daughter,being yong in ber fathers poules not to her. CHAP. XXXI 8 Fiue Kings of Midian and Balaam are laine. 18 Only the masds are referned aliwe.27 The pray is equally dimded, ag A prefent ginen of F{rael. A® the Lord ſpake onto poles, tapings 2 *Reuenge the chilozenof Itraei de Chap. 5.17. the Midianites and afterward Wait thou be * gathered unto thy people, 3 And Woles (pake to the people faping, DHarneflelome of you vnto warre, and tet theni go again Midtan to execute the ven⸗ geancẽ of the Lora a againft Miian. a Ashe had 4 Athouland of cuery tribe thzonghout commanded, allthe tribes of Iſrael, tall yer fend tothe Chap.25.17. warre. , declaring alfo | § Ho there were taken out of the thou» that the iniurie fanda of Flracl, twelue thoufand preparem done againft his vnto warre ofeuery tribe a thouſand. peoplc,is done And Motes fent them to the warre, againit him, cuen a thoufand of euery tribe, and fent them ' with > Phinehas the fonne of Eleazar the b For hisgreat Pict to the warre: and the bolp infru- zealethathee ments, that ts, thetrmmpets to blow were in bare to che Lord, his hand. ? bap.25s13e 7 Aud they warred again Midian ag the Lozd bad commanded Moſes, and flew all the males. j 3 Cheyilew allo the Rings of Midian among them that were flaine: * Guta Ree 7o/-43.2%- Kem, and Zur, Wur, and Reba, fiue Kings of Midian, ¢ they few: Balaam thefonne c The fall pro- of Broz with the ſword: ' phet, who gaue 9 But the childzen of Iſrael tooke the counfell howto women of Midian prtfoners,and theirchil> cauferhe Iftae- Den, and ſpoyled all their cattell, all theit lites to offend flockes,anDalltheir goons, theit God. Io And they burnt alltheir cities, where- in they dwelt E all their | vtilages with fire. \Or,palacesyana > II And they tooke ail the ſpoyle, anD all gorgeous buil=.. the pray both of men and beatts, dings. 12 And they baought the d captaines and d As the women that which they bad taken, the ſpoyle puto and little chile Mofes and to Cleasar the Piet, and vnto dren. the Congregation of the chilazen of Iſrael inte the campe in the plaine of (Boab, which tuas by Jorden toward Jericho. 13 @ Chen Moles € Cieasar the Piet, ane all the Peinces of the Congregation went ont ofthe campe to meete them, 14 And Moles was angry with the cap- taines of the hoſte, with the captaines over thoutands, and captaines ouer hundzeds, e Asthoughhe which came from the wasreandbattell, aid, Ye ought Ig And Moſes ſaid onto them, Uhat? to haue fpared haue pe ſaued all the e women? l none, 16 Behold, * hele cauled the ehildgenof (hap.25.2. Hiracl thaough the * counfell of Balaam to 2.Per.2.15, commit a treſpaſſe again the Lods fas f For worlhip- concerning Peor, and there came a plague: ping of Peor, among Chap,27.13, ud e21. 11. * That is, allthe men children, chap.i AEG fôr, ebntasned in the Law. Chap.19:12. f The third day; and before it be molten, Chap. 19.9. i, It ſhall bee wathed, . f The pray is rh diuided e- qually among all. k Ofthe pray that falletb to the fouldiers, 1 The Ifraelites . which had not been at warre,of every fiftieth payd one to the Lord ; and the fouldiers,one of euerty ſiue hun⸗ dreth, JEbr.ner knowen she bed of man. m This is the portionthat the ` fouldiers gai —— Midian, The diuiding of the pray. ameng the Congregation of the Lod. 17 Now theretoze, * fay ail the males among the s children, and Kill all the we- men that haue knowen man by carmall co⸗ pulation. 18 Butallthe women childzen that haue not knowen carnali copulation, keepe alius foz your ſelues. À Ig And pee Hall remaine without the bote ſeuen bapes, all that haue killed any perfon,* and allthat hauc couched anp Dead, and purifie both your ſelues and yonr prilo ners the third Day and the feuenth, 20 Allo pee hall purifie euery garment, and alithatig made of (kins, and all wozke of goats haire,and al things made of wood. 21 And Eleazar the Piet {apd vnto the men of warre, which went to the battel, This is the owinance tof thelame which the Lozd* commanded Moſes. -22 Asforgold, and muer, bzafle, pron, tinne, and lead: 23 Euenall that may abive the fire,ye thal make tt goe through che Gre, andit ſhall bee cleane: petit thall bee "purified with * the water ot purification: and all that ſuffereth fat the fire, pce hall caule to paſſe by the i water. 24 Dee hall wah allo pour clothes the feuenth Day, and ye Hall be cleane; and af terward pe Wall come into the hott. 25 CAndthe Lod ſpake vnto Moles, aping, 26 Take the fumme of the pray that wag taken,both of perſons and of cattel,thouand Eleazar the Pꝛieſt, and the chtete tathersof the Congregation. 27 And diuide the pap tbhetiweene the fouldters that went te the warre, and all the Congregation. ; 23 And thou halt takea tribute puto the Lod of the £ men- of warre, which went out to battell: one perlon of fiue hundzeth,both of the perſons,and of the beeues, and of the affes,and of the theepe. i _ 29 We Hhalitake ut oftheir halke, and giue it vnto Eleazarthe Pꝛieſt, as an heaue oies ting of the L020. ; 30. Butof tye hale of the children of IE rael thou fhalt take ‘one, taken ont of Afric, both of the perfons, of the beeues, of the alles, and of the ſheepe, euen of all the cattetl: and thou ſhalt giue them vnto the Leuttes, ee pnt the charge of the Tabernacle of 020. ; 31 And Poles and Cleasar the Piet “BID asthe Loꝛd had commanded Males. 32 Aud booty, co wit, the reſt of the pray which the men of war bad {popled, was lire hundreth ſeuenty and fue thoufand theepe, .. 33 And (cuenty two thouſand beeucs, _ 34. And theeclcore and one thoufand afes, ' 35 And two and thirty thoufand perfongs in allof women that had + lien by ne man. 36 And the halfe, to wit, the part ofthem that went out fo warre touching the nuni- ber.of ſheepe, was thace hundrethſeüen and thirty thoufand,and fiue hundzeth, 37 Andthe™ Lords tribute af the ſheepe was fire bundzeth aud ſeuenty and fue. 38 AND the betues were lixe and thirty D Chap.xxxij. thoufand, thereof the Lords tribute was fee uenty and two. 39 And the alſes were thirty thouſand and line hundzech, wherof the Lords tribute was threeſtore and one; 40 Aud apf perions firteene thouſand, whereof the Logds tribute was tive and thir tie perſons. 4I And Doles gaue the tribute of the Los offering vnto Eleazar the iet, as the Lord had commanded Moies. 42 And of the ° haite of the children of Sae wiry Moles diuided from the men ef warre; 43 (Foꝛ the alte that pertained vnto the Congregation, was thee hundeeth thirtie and (euenthoutand heepe thue hundzech, 44. And lire and thirty thoufand beeues, b Ae bing thirty thoufan’ alles, and fine > 46 Andiirteene thoufand perfons) 47 Doles, I fay, tooke of the hatte that pertatned vnto the r children of Irael, one taken outof fifty, bothof the perfons,ana ofthe cattell, and gaue them vnto the Lee bites which baue the chargeof the Taber⸗ nacle of the Lord, as the Leld jad commane Ded Doles, i 43 C Chen the captatues which were ouer thoufands of the hoſte, the captatnes o» uer the thoufands, and the captaines oner the bundedscame wuto Moles: 49 And fayd to Woles, Thy leruants paue taken the lumme of the men of warre Which are vader Four authority, and there lacketh not one man of ve, 50 Ae haue therefore brought a prefent vnto the Lo20, what every man found of icwels of goln bzacelets and chaines rings, eare rings,tonaments of thelegs, to make an atonement foz our ſoules before the 10D. SI And Doles t Eleazar the Pꝛieſt tooke the gold of thesm,and all wꝛꝛoughtiewels. §2 Andall che gold of the offering that they offercd bp to the Loz (of the capraines ouer thouſands and hundzeDds ) was lirteene thouland feucn hundieth and fittic fyekels, 53 (For the menot warre bad ſpoyled, g: uery man foz bint t felfe) §4 And Moles and Eleazar the iett tooke the golde of the captatnes ouer the thoufanDs, and ouer the hundzeds, and brought it into the Tabernacle of the Con- gregation, foz a i memoziall of the chimen of Iſrael before the Lov. CHAP, XXXII 2 The regueft of the Reubenites aud Gadites, 16 And their promifeunto Mofis. 20 Mafes granteth their requeſt. 33 The Gadites, Rewbe- nites, and halfe the tribe of Manaffeh, comquere and build cities on this (ide Iorden. N?» the children of * Reuben, and the L Nebilazen of Gad had an exceeding great multitude of cattell and they ſaw the land of Jazer and theland et > Gilead, that it twas an apt place for cateell. c 2 Chen the chilazen o Gad, and the rhil- DenotReuben came, pake vnto Woles "J4 any The prefent ofthe captaines. 68 n Meaning, of the maides, ot virgins which had not compa- nied with man. o Ofthat part which was giuen ynto them, in di- uidingthe {poile. p Which had not been at varre. TEbr.under oup ands, q The captaines by this free offe. ring, acknow- ledge the great benefitofGod inpreferuing bis people, r And gaue no portion to their captaines, f That the Lord might remember the children of Ifrael. a Reuben came of Leah, and Gad of Zilpah her handmaid. b Which moun- taine was fo nae med of the heape of ftones thar Taakeb made as a ſigne of thé cournant betweene him and Labam, Semzu y N ann RIIS The requeft of Reuben and Gad, for anb to Eleazar the Priel, and brio the pinces of the Congregation faping, The land of Ataroth,and Dibon, t Ja- zer, and Mimrah,and hehbon, and Clealeh aud Shebam, and Rebo ant Beon, 4 Ahich countrep the Lord ſmote be- fore the Congregation of Iſrael, is a land — tor cattẽll, and thy ſeruants haue cat · tell: s Mhereloze (aid they, if we haue found grace in thy fight, let thts land be ginen vn- to thy ſeruants fo: a poſſeſſion, and Dzing vs not ouer Joꝛden. 6 And Moles fai vnto the children of Gad, and to tye childzen of Renben, Dhall pour betien go to warte,and petary here ? 7 ilberefeze now + diſcourage pee the Heart of the chitdzen of Iſrael, to go over in- to the land, which the Lod hath giue them? 8 hus aw your fathers wien J tent them from Kadelh-barnea to fee the land, o Foꝛ * when they went wp euen vnto the riuer of acol, andfaw the land : they diſcouraged the heart of the chin of Fl gael, that thep would not gog into the land, which the Lord had gtuen them. ; 19 And the Lords wrath was kindled the fame Day,and he did ſweare, ſaying, Il tone ofthe mien that came out of €- gypt * from twenty yeere olde and aboue, thatlfee the land for the which Iſware vn: to Abzaham, to Ishak, and to Jaakob, bg- cauſe they bane not\|whotty followed niet 12 Except Caleb the fonne of Jephunneh the Kenefite, and Joſhua the ſonne of Mun; fo? —— conſtantly followed the LoD, 13 And the Lod was very angry with Iſrael, and made them wander in che wit- Bernelic fourtic yeeres,vntill all the genera- c Beeaufethey tion that had done < euillin the fight of the murmured, nei- 020 were conſumed. ther would be- Eby. breake. Chap. 3.24. lOr valley tEbrifanyof the men. Chap.14:28,22. [lOr per ſeuered and continucd, 14. And bebold, peeare rilen pp in your Jeeuetheicreport fathers tead asanincreale of fintull men, F whichtoldthe ſtill to augment the fierce wrath of the Loꝛd trueth,asconcer- toward Iſrael. ning the land, ‘Is Foz if pee turne away from following him, hee wilipet againe leaue chepcople tit — By your occa- ONENE dpe hall deſtroy all this ne olke. 16 And they went neere to him,andfaid, Cie wiil buila heepefolves here foz our fheepe,and foz our cattell, and cities fozour childꝛen. 17 But wee pur lelues will bee ready at» med to goc befoze the childzen of Iſrael, vn- e Inthelandof till we haue brought them vnta their eplace: Canaan. but our childzen Halt dwell tn the defen- = seni > becaufeof the inhabitants of the 13 Cie will not returne vnto eur houfes, vntill the childzen of Iſrael haucinherited, . gery man bis inheritance. 19 #Meither will wee inherite with them b beyond Joen and owthat fide, becaule our inheritance is fallen to vs on this lide Jor Den Cakward, 20 € And Moles faw onto them, Jf ye will doe this thing, and goe armen before the LoD to warre ; OP y 21 And will goe euery onc of yowin har- neis ouer Jozder before the Lord, votil hee 13. f aa m arke af the Lord, Numbers, their inheritance, They build cities. hath cai outhis s enemies from his ſight: g Tharis,che 22 And vntill the land be ſubdued befo mhabhitants of the Lob, then ye ſhall returne and betnne che land, cent toward tie Low, and toward Iſrael: and thts land ſhall be pour polieition bbefoze h The Lord will the Lod, — grant you this 23 But if pee will not doe ſo, behold, yee land,which ye baue finned againit tue Lod, and bee fure, require, lofh.s. that pour finue will And pouout, 15. 24. Build you then cities for pour childꝛen, i Ye thall afue and folds for pour heepe, and Dee that pee redly be puni- Yane poken, fhed for your fin. 25 Then the chilozen sf Gad, g the chil · Den of Reuben ſpake puto Moles, fayiiig, a feruants will Boe as my loꝛd comman- eths; 26 Durchildzen, our wines, our ſheepe and allour cattell ſhall remaine there inthe cities of Gilead. * 27 But* thyſeruants willgoe euery one Fo/h.4,12. armed to warre befoze the Lod foz to fight, asimyplod faith. ` 23 Ho concerning them, Woles! cóm- k Mofesgaue manded Eleazar the POzielE, and Joſhua charge that his the fonne of Qun, and the chiefe fathers of promife made to the tribes of the chrldzen of Iſrael: the Reubenites 29 And Moles ſayd vnto them, FF the and others, childzen of Gad, and the childenof Reuben, thouldbeper- will ge with pou ouer Joꝛden, all armed to formed after his fight before the Loza , then when the land is death,fo that fubdued before you, pee Hall giue them the they brake not land of Gilead foz a poſſeſſton theirs, 30 But if thep will not goe ouer with pouarmed, then they thal haue their polei- ons among you in the land ef@anaan. 31 And the childzen of Gad, and the thil» Deen of Reuben antwered , laying, As the Loꝛd hath ſaid vate thp feruants, fotil 1 That is,attriba- we Boe, ; ted to the Lord _ 32 Wee will goe armed befoze the L020 which his meffex- into theland of Ganaan, that the poſſeſſion ger fpeaketh, - —* eee may bee to vs outhisfite ` WDen⸗ 33 * Ha Poles gaue vnto them, euen to Dewt,3.12. the childzenof Gad, and to the chüdren of — Reuben, and to halfethe tribe of Manaſſeh and 22.4. the fonne of Joſeph, the kingdome of Di» honking of the m Amoꝛites, and the king: m The Amorites Dome of Dg king of Baban, the land with dwelled on both the cities thereofand coattes, euen the ctttes fidesoflorden: of the countrey round about. but here he mae 34 @ Then the childen of Gad built keth mention of Dibon,and Ataroth,and Aroer, themthat dwele 35 _ And Atroth s Dbophan, and Jazet, on this fide :and andJogbebay, lofh.10.13, hee 36 And Beth-nimrah, and Beth-harat, (peaketh of them Defenced cities: allo fheepfolds. chat inhabited 37 Ano the childzen of Reuben built Heſh beyond lorden. bon,and Clealeh,and Kiriathaim, 38 And Mebo,and Baal-meon, and turt- ned their names, and Sbimah : and gaue * names vnto the cittes which they ult. : 39 And the chilosenofMpachtr chefonne Gew. 50,23. ` of Manaſſeh went to Gilead, ¢tooke it, anv = put out the Amogzites that dwelt therein. 40 Then Moles gaue Gilead vnto På- pe petion ot Manaſſeh, and hee dwelt herein. 41 *Qnd Fair the fonne of Manaſſeh Dewt,3,14,, “Went and topke the (mal tones therof,and called Theremoouings n That is, the villages of Lair, a From whence called them» Danoth Tair. 42 Allo Hobah went and tooke Renath, with the villages thereof, and called it fo- bab, after bis owne name. CHA Py SLD 1 Twoand fortie ou neys of J jraelare num- bred, 5 2 They are comanded to kil the Camaanites. J— aire the a iourneys of the chosen pitched in Rehelathab. 23 Andthey went from Rehelathah, ans pitched in mount Sbapher. 24 And thep remoucd from mount hae pher,and lay m ivaradah. 25 And they remooued from aradad, and pitched in Makheloth. 26 And thepremoucd trom Makheloth, and lap in Tahath. they departed, of Iſraei, which went out of the land of and whitherchey Egypt according totheir bands vuderthe 27 And they Departed from Tahath, and ‘came Hand of Moſes and Aaron. pitched in Tarai. 2 And Moles wroterheir going ontby 238 Andthepremooucd from Tarah, and their tourneys according to the commande» pitched tn Mithkah. Exod.i 2.37. ment ofthe Lom ; lo theſe are the iourneys oftheir going out. 3 Plow they” Departed krom Rameles the firt moneth, euen the fifteenth Day of the frit moneth,on the morrow after the Paſſe⸗ ouer: and the childzen of Iſrael went out with an high hand in the light ofall theg gpptians, s : 4 (Fez the Egxyptians buried alt their firttbomne, which the Lord had finitten a- 29 And they went from Mithkah, and pitched in Hachmonah. : 30 And they Departed from haſhmonah, and lay in Moſeroth. 31 And they Beparted from Woltroth, and pitched tn Bene-taakan, ‘ 32 And they remooued from Wene-tane kan and lap tn Hor hagidgad. 33 And they went trom i902-hagidgad, and pitched in Jotbathay. 34 And they remooued from Jotbathah, b Eithermea- mong them: vpon their bgods allo the Lod i ning theiridoles, DID erecution.) — and lay in Ebꝛonah. ; ortheirmenof _ § Andthe childzen of Iſrael remooued 35 And they departed from Ebꝛonah, and authoritie, from Rameles,and pitched in Succoth. lay in €zton-gaber. Exod.i 3 20. c Atthecom- mandement of the Lord, Exod, 14.2. Exod. 5,22, 6 And they departed from * Succoth, and pitched in Ethan, which ts in the edge of the wilderneſſe 7 And they remoucd from Etham, and turned againe unto Pi· hahiroth, which ts before Baal-sephon, and pitched befoze Migdol. € 8 And they departed from before Wahi- roth, and * went though the middes of the Heainto the wildernetie, and went thzeg Dayes tourney in the wilderneſſe of Etham, and pitched in arah. 36 And they remooued from Ezion ga- ber, and pitched in the * wildernefle of 3m, whichis Rade. 37 And they remooucd from Kadefh,and pttched in mount land of Edom. 38 (*And Garon the Pict went bp into mount Hor at the commaundement of the Loꝛd, and died there inthe fortieth peere af» ther the chilozen of Iſrael were come ont of the land of Egypt, in the fick Day of the dapan e 4 3 Chap.xxxiij. of the campe. 69 x Loz in the edge of the - 39 And Aaron was an hundzeth E three brewes call Ab, and twentie peere olde, when hee died in and anfwereth to mount Doz i art of luly and 40 And * king Grad the Canaanite, part of Auguft, which dwelt in the South of the land of Chepizi.ts 9 And thepremoued from Marah, and came vnto* Clim, tin Clim were twelue fountaines of water, anv ſeuentie palme trees and they pitched there. Exod.15.27. Exod.1 6,16 3 Exod.17.1. Exod, 19.9. Chap.t1.3 4. Chap.11. 35. Chap.i 3.1. and lay in the” wilderneſſe of 10 And they remooued from Clim, and eamped by the red fea. IL And they remooned — the ved fea, in. I2 And they tooke their tourney out of — of Hin, and (ct vp their tents nDophkah. 13 And thep Departed from Dophkab, and lay in Aluth. 14. And thep remooued from Aluſh, and lay in* Rephidim, where was no water foz the people to Dzinke. ui 15 And they Departed from Kephidim, and pitched in the *wildernes of Sinat. 16 And they remooucd from the defert of ar > and pitched * in Kibzoth Patta auah. 17 And they departed from Kibroth Hate taauabh,andtayat* Waszcroth. 18 And they Departed from Hazeroth, and pitched in Rithmah, : 19 And they departed from * Rithmad, and pitched at Rimmon pares. 20 And they Departed from Rimmon Parez,and pitched in Libnah. 21 And they remooued from Libnab,and pitched tn Rifah. À 22 And they iourneyed from Kiſſah, and Canaan, heardof the comming of the chil Deen of Plrael) 4I And thep departed from mount * 1202, and pitched in Zalmonah. ) 42 Qua they departed from Falmionah, and pitched unon. : 43 And they Departed from Punon, and pitched in Dboth. And they departed from Dboth, oy — in Jie-abarim, in the borders of oab, 45 And they Departed from Flim, t pitched in Dibon-gad. 46 And they remooned from Dibon-gad, and lay in Almon diblathaim. 47 And they remooucd from Almon · di⸗ blathaim, and pitched in the mountatnes of ‘Abarim before Rebo. 48 And thep Departed from the moun» taines of Abarim and pitchen in the plaine 10r, feld, of Moab by Jorden toward Jericho. 49 And they pitched by Jorden, from Beth tehimoth vuto * Abel- Mittin, plaine of Moab. zo (And the Lod pake vnto (Poles in the plaine of Moab; bp Jorden toward Féri- chg fayn — gz Hpeaks Chap.2t.1 1. inthe Chapga: The borders of Canaan. Deut.7,2.t0f0.1% AEN e Which were fet vp in their high places to worlhip, Chap. 26.5355 4+ Fofb.23.13. indges 2.3. fOr, Amines. a Meaning the, defeription of the land, Tofh.v 5.2. flOr afcending up of Scorpions, b Which was Nilus, or asfome thinke Rhino- corura, c Whichis cal- led, Mediterra- neum. d Whichisa mountaine neere Tire and Sidon, and nor that Hor ” inthe wildernes, where Aaron died, e Whichin the Gofpel is called the lake of Gen. nazereth, 51 Speake pnto the chilvien of Ilrael, and fay vnto them, * yen pee ave come ouer Soden to enter inte tye land of Ga- naat, §2 De atl then Betue ont all the inhabi- tants of the land before pou, and deſtrop all thetr ¢ pictures, and bꝛeake aſunder all their tinages of mettatl, and plucke Downe all their vie places. $3 Ana pe hal poſſeſſe the land and dwel therein: foz J gane giuen pou the lande to poſſeſſe it. TE 54 And pee Hallinherite the land by lot — to pour families ; * tothe moze ye fhall qiue moze inheritance ann to the fewer the leſſe inheritance. Ahere the loc wall fall to any man, that (hall bee his: accogding to the tribes of pour fathers Mall peinberite. 55 Wutifpee will not driue outthe mha- bitants of the land befoze pou, then thoſe which vee lee vemaine of them, ſhall bee * || paickes in pour eves, and thoznes in your —— ſhall vexe you in the land wherein pe Dwell. 56 Moꝛeouer, tt Hall come to paffe, that a — vnto pou, as J thought to Do vn⸗ o them : CHAP, XXXIIII. 3 The coafts and borders of the land of Canaan, 17 Certaime men are affigned to diuide the land, Az the Lord ſpake vitto Woles, faving, 2 Command the childzen of Jiraci, and fap vnto them, Aben pe come tute the land of Canaan, this is the a land that Wall fall vnto pour inheritance: chacis, the land of Canaan with the coatts thereof. * And pour Southquarter ſhalbe from the wilderneſſe of Zinta the borders of E⸗ Dom: ſo that pour Southquarter hall bee from the falt fea coat Eaſtward 4 Ana the border hal compaffe you from the South to | Maaleh · akrabbim, ereach to Zin, and goe eut from the Souri ta Ra- Delh-barnea: thence tt hal ttretch to Pazar- addar, and gor along to Azmon. § And the border tall compaffe from Azmon vute the river ef Egypt, ana Wall hua goe out to the tea. 6 And pour Mieltquarter Hall bee the greats Sea; euenthat border (hati be pour Chic coat. — 7 And this hallbe your Northquarter: yee ſhall marke out pour boder trom the great Hea vnto mount Woz 8 Frommount Hoꝛ ve Hall point out til itcome vnto Damath, and the end of the coat ſhall be at Zedad.· i 9 And the coat thall reach out to i krima goc out at Hazar· enan : this ſhal ¢ pour Noꝛthquarter. 10 And pee hall marke out pour Catt quarter from Hazar-enan to Abepham. Il And thecoat hall goe Downe from Shepham to Riblah,and from the Catt five of Ain: and the fame bomer chall deſcend and goe out at the live of the Gea of e Chin⸗ nereth Gatward. 12 Alfo that bomer Mall goe Downe te b Jozden, and leaug at the talt ea; this Hall Numbers. Who muft diuide the land. > os —* land With the coats thereofround a ov . 13 ¶ Then Moles commanded the chil- Deen of Jiraci, faving, hisis the tande which pe hal inberite by lot, which the Lord commatibed to give vito nine tribes and halfe the tribe. 14. *fozthe tribe of the cbilozen of Reu⸗ ben, accozding to the houſholds oftheir fa- thers, and the tribe of the children of Gad, according to their fathers houſholds, anu halfe thetribe of Manaſſeh, hang receiued their inberitance. I5: @wo tribes and an halfe tribe paue recelued thetr_inderitance on this fine af Joden toward Jericho full Eaſt. 16 ¶ Againe the Lod ſpake to Moſes, faping, 17 ‘Cheleare the names of the men which wali diuide tye land puto pou: * Eleazar the HPꝛieſt, and Joſhua the fonne of Mun. 13 And pee ſhall take allo a £ Pince of every tribeto Dinine the lant. 19 The names allo of the men are theſe: — of Judah, Caleb the ſonne of Je· phunneh. 20 And of the tribe of the ſonnes of Di- meon, Shemuel the fonne of Ammihud. 21 DE the tribe of Beniamin, Elidad the fonne of Chillon. 22 Alloof the tribe of the fonnes of Dan, the pzince Bukki, the fonne of Jogli. 23 Df the fonnes of Joſeph: ofthe tribe ofthe fonnesof Manaſſeh, the prince pans niel the forme of Ephod. 24. AnBof the tribe ofthe fonnes of E⸗ — the Wince Kernel the ſonne of iphtan, 25 Df the tribe alfeof the ſonnes of 32s poimi ebe pince Elizaphan, the ſonne of arnach. 26 Boo the tribe of the fonnes of Ia» char. the prince Paltiel the ſonne of Assan. 27 DF the tribe alio of the fonnes of G+ ae the prince Abthud the ſonne of phe- omi. 28 Andokthe tribe of the fonnes of Maph- tali,the pince Pedahel, the ſonne of Ammi- Chap.g2.33. 1fe 64.2530. Fofh.t9-§. F One of the heads or chiefe menof cucry tribe, g And be Iudges ouer euery piece of ground that fhould fall to any by lot,to the in- tent that all things might be done orderly and without conten- tion, ua. 29 Thele are they whom the Lo: con- maunded to s diuide the inheritance vnte the childzen of Iſrael in the land of Canaan, CHAP. XXXV. 2 Vtothe Leuites ave giuen cities and ſub- urbes. ai The cities of refuge. 16 The law of murther, 30 For one mans witneffe Jhal no man be condemned. i A®S the Lo pake pnto Moſes inthe plaine of Moab by Jorden, toward Jeri- cho taping, 2 * Command the childrꝛen of Iſtaelthat they giuc vnto the ·Leuites ofthe inhert · ylandofCanaan, tance oftheir poſſeſſion, > cities to dwellin: b God would pee (hall giue allo vnto the Leuites the ſub⸗ haue them ſcatte⸗ urbs of the cities round about them. red thorow althe 3 Bo they Wall haue the cittes to dwell land,becaufe the in, and thetrfuburbs Hall bee for their cat= peoplemight be tell , and foz their ſubſtance, and foz all their preferued by thé cats. i __. inf obedience of A And the lubuebes oF rhe cites sa Iofh.24.2, a Becauſe they had no inheritãce aſſigned tbhem in. God and his law. c Sothatinall werethree thou- fand: and in the compaffe of thefe two thou/and they might plant and fow, Deut.4 4 1. ioſh. 20.2.4nd 2142. Exod.21.3 3, deut, 19.2, 5ofb.20.2. d Meaning, from the next of the _ kinred, who ought to purfue the caufe, _ e Amongthe = Reubenites,Ga- dites, and halfe the tribe of Ma- naffeh,Deut,4. 41. Iofh.20.7. +Ebr.amoug them. Exod.21.1 4. F-Witringly,and willingly. g That is,with abig and dange- rous ftone: in E- brew, witha ftons of his band, / Dew. OA. 10r,fuddenly, Exod. 21.13. Cities ofrefuge. Lawes pe hall gine vnto the Lenites, frem the wail ofthe citie outward, halbe a thoufand cubits round about. ‘ iK § And ye Hall meafure without the citie of rhe Catt fide, «two thouland cubits; and of the South lide,two thouland cubits: and ofthe Cdiet lite, two thouſand cubits: and ef the forth fide, two thouſand cubits: and the citic hall be ty the mids ¢ thts pail be the meaſure ofthe fuburbs ottheircitics, — 6 Andok che cities which pee hall giue unto the Lewites, *there thall be fire tities foz refuge, which ye Hall appotnt,that be which killeth, map flee thither: and to thei pe fail adBetwo and fortie cities moe. i 7 Allthecittes which pe hall giue to the Leuites,thallbe eight and foztie titres: them thall ye giue with their ſuburbs. ; 3 Gndconcerning the cities which pee fhall gine, of the poſſe on of the childzen of Jiraci: of many yee all take moe,tot fewe yee ſhall take lefle,cucty one hall giut of his cities unto the Leuttes, accoꝛding to bis in⸗ berttance, which he inheriteth. - 9 And the Lozo ſpake vnto Moles, aping, l te Io Speake vnto the childeen of Firael, and fay buto them, * Uhen ye be come ouer Jamen tute theland of Canaan; ` II De fhallappoint you cities, to be cities of refuge foz you, that the faper, which flap» ethany perfon buwares, map flee thither. 12 And toefe cities fjall bee foz you a re- fuge fromthe ¢aucnger, that hee which kil- leth, Die not, vntill hẽ Land before the Con⸗ gregation iniudgement. | j 13 And of thecities which pee Hall gtue, fire cities pall ye haueforrefuge, 14 Dee thall appoint three on this ine Joꝛden, and pee Hall appoint theee cities in we land of Canaan, whitch ſhall be citics of refuge. * ols Thele fire cities ſhalbe a refuge fo: the children of Iſrael, and fog the ſtranger, ana foz bim that Dwelleth tamong you,that eue- ry one which killeth any perlon vnwares, may flee thither. } : 16 *And if one ffmite another with an inftrumertof pon that be Die, hee isa mure therer,and the murtherer hall dic the Death. 17 Alfoif he finite him by cating asſtone, wherewith he may be Maine,and be die,be ts amuctherer, and the murtherer Wall Die the Death. paavsti tis 18D if bee finite hini with an bandwea- pon of wood, wherewith be may bee Maine, i hee Ep a a ——“ the murthe⸗ rer mall Die the Death. > 3 The reuenger of the blood himicife fhall ay the muriherer: when heemecteth him, he fhall ay him. 20 —— — hurle at him by laying of wati thait ay?! 21 D finite hint through enmitie with bis hand,that he dre, be that ſmote him thall ters Bie the Death for hee is a murtherer: there- nenger of rye bloon Walt flay themurtherer whenbemectethbun. 22 Butithee pulbed him | ynaduifedly, and? not of hatred, o2 cat spon him any $Ebrinfiroment, + thing without laying of eat, Chap. xxxv). concerning murther. 70 23 D: any Hone (whereby hee might bee flaine) and ſaw bin not noz caufed it to fall vpon hun, and be Die, and was not his ence mie neither fought bim anp harme, 24 Then the Congregation hall tudge ot g betweene the flayer and the h ancnger of b That is, his bisod accozoing to thele lawes. next kinfman, 25 And the Congregation Hall deltuer the Aayer out of the pand of the auenger of blood, and the Congregation mall reſtore bim vnto the citie of his refuge, whither hee was fled: anb bee wall abide there vnto the Death of the high Piieſt which ig anointed | Vader this fi- with the holy opie. gure Is declared; 26 But if the flayer come without the tbat ourfinnes bozders of the citie of his refuge, whither be could net bere. was fied, mitted, but by 27 And the renenger of blood finde him the death of the - without b borders of the citie ot his refuge, bigh Priel Iefus and the anenger of biood May the k murthe· Chrift. rer,be balbe gutittefic, ` _kBy the fentence 28 Becaulehee mould haue remainedin ofthe ludge.. the citte of his refuge, untill the Deathof the high Hrieſt: And atter the Death of the high prictt.the ſiayer thal return vnto the land of bis poflefiton, : 29 Bo thele things fhall beeatlaw of | A law to iudge iudgement vnto pou, thorowout pour genes Murthersdone, rations in all pour Dwellings. cither of purpof¢ _ 30 Thoſocuer killeth anp perfon, the or vnadusfediy. iudge {hall flay the murtherer,thzough *mit- Dest.17.6.and neſſes: but * one witnefle pall not teſtifie a 19.15. gaint a perlon, to caule him to Bie. Matth.1 8.16. 31 Moꝛeouer pe yall take norecompenfe 2 cor.n3.1. foz the life of the murtherer, whichis ™ wo: m Which pur- thy to die: but he malbe put to Death. pofely hath com. 32 Allo pee hall take no. recompenfe foꝛ mitted murcher, ° him that is fled to the city of his retuge,that he Hould come againe,and Dwelin the land, before the death of the high Puet. 33 So ye thal not potlute the land where- in pe thal Dwel: foz || bloop vefileth theland: and the land cannot be *clenled of the bloon that is thed therein, but by the blood of him that then it. fully thed,thae 34. Defile not therefore the land which pe hee maketh his hallinhabit, foz J Dwell in the mids theres dumbe creatures of: fo? J the Lod dwell among the childzen to demand ven- of AIirael. geance thereof, -CHAP. XXXVI. é An order for the marriage of the daughters of Zelophehad. 7 The inheritance could not bee gi- uen from one tribe to another. 15* the chiefe fathers of the family of a Ie feemeth thae . thefonnes of Gilead , the ſonne of Ma⸗ thetribes contene chit, the fonne of Manalſch, of the families ded who might of thefonnes of Joleph, came, and ſpake be- marrie thefe fore Moles, and before the princes the chiefe daugheers to fathers of the chtlozen of Iſrael, hauctheir inhe- 2 Amofin, The Lord commandedbmy stance: and ther- lord to gtue the land to inherite by lot tothe ferethe tonnes childzen of Iſrael: and my loꝛd was come- of Lofeph propos manden by the Lod, tu gine thetnberitance fed the matter to ok Zelophehad our bother vnto his daugh⸗ Mols; ⸗ « ap, 27. J. 3. PE they be marted to any of the formes 4/b.17.3. of the other tribes of the childꝛen of Jira: b Meaning, . el, then Hali their inheritance beetakenas Moles. way from toe inheritance of our fathers, - and fall bee put vnto the inherttance of the tribe whereof they Gall be; & Mall Goa lOr, marther. n Se God is mindfull of the ood wrongs uae a Deuteronomie. of Zelophehad. ` ‘eee ken away from thelotsfourinberttance. of Iſrael, ſhall be wife vnto one ofthe fami · c Signifying 4 Al when thes Jublleofthechtlazen tp ofthe tribe of her father:that the childzen thatatnorime Of Iſrael commeth, then Halltheivtnbert- of Ilxael may enioy eueryman the mbert= it could returne, tancebeputontotheinberttancesfthetribe tance of their fathers. forin the Iubile whereokthey chall bee: fo ſhall their inheri· 9 seither Haltheinheritance go about allthingsretur- tance be taken away from the inheritance of from tribe to tribe: but euery ene of the ned to their the tribe of our fathers, i tribes of the chilozen of Iſrael Hall ſticke to ownettibes. § Chen Woles commanded the childzen his owne inheritance. of Iſrael accoꝛding to the wow ofthe Lad, 10o Asthe Lord commaunded Moſes, fo ; faving, The tribe of the ſounes of Joleph div — ofSelophebas. dForthetribe hauefatwdwell. It ffor* ablah, Tirzah, and Woglah, (hep.27.2. couldnothaue ./ 6 Chisisthething that the Loꝛd hath and Milcahb,andMoah the daughtersat 3e continued,ifthe commanded , concerning the Daughtersof lophebad were married vnto their fathers inheritance which Zelophehad, laying , Chey Wall bee wiues, bothers onnes, AEN was the mainte- t whom they thinke bet, onelptothefa- 12 Thep were wines to certaine of the mancethereof milp of the tribe of their father Wall thep families of the fonnes of Manaſſeh the ó The daughters ſhould haue bene marries —— _ fonnes of Jofeph : fo their inheritante re ahalienated to 7 So Hal not the inheritance ofthe chil- mained inthe tribe of the family of their fa- others, Deen of Iſrael remooue fromtribetotribe, ther. foz enerpone of the children of Iſrael hatl 13 Chele are the f commiandements and fF Touching the foyne himſelke to the inberttance of the tribe lawes which the Loꝛd cammaunded by the ceremonial and e When there is of bis fathers. band of Moles, vnto the childꝛen of Jikael iudiciall lawes. no male toinhe- 8 And euery Daughter that poſſeſſetha· inthe plaine of Moab by Joꝛden coward Je- tite np inheritance of the tribes of the childꝛen richo. ats The fift booke of Mofes, called © + ° ———— Deuteronomie. called becauſe the Law,which THE ARGVMENT. God gauein T He wonderful loue of God toward his Church is liuely fet forth inthis booke, For albeit through mount Sinal, is their ingratitude and fundrie rebellions againſt God, for the fpace of fortie yeeres, Deut. 9.7. they here reptated,as had deferucd to haue beene cut off from rhe number of his people , and for euer to haue beene depri- though it werea wed of the vfe of hisholy Word and Sacraments ; yet hce did euer preferue his Church, euen for his new Law: and owne mercies fake, and would ftill haue his Name called vpon among them. Wherefore hee bringeth thisbookeisa them into the land of Canaan, deftroyeth their enemics, giueth them cheit countrey, townes, and commentari€ OF goods, and exhortech them by the example of their fathers(whofe infidelitie,idolatrie,adulteries,mur- expofition of the mutings and rebellion , hee had moft (harpely punifhed) to feare and obey the Lord, to imbrace and ten commande: keepe his Law without adding thereunto, or dim nihing therefrom. For by his Word he would bee ments, Knowen to be their God, and they his people : by his Word he would gouerne his Church, and by the fame they fhould learne to obey him * hy bis Word he would difcerne the falfe prophet from the true, light from darkneffe, ignorance from knowledge, and his owne people from all other nationsand ink - dels: teaching them therby to rcfufe and deteft,deftroy and abolifh whatfoeucris not agreeable to his holy will, feeme ic otherwife neuer fo good or precious jn the eyes of man. And forthts caufe God —— te rayſe xp kings and goucrnours, forthe fetting foorth of his Word, and preferuation of is Church: giuing vnto them an efpeciall charge forthe executing thereof: whom therefore he willetk to exercife themfelues diligently in the continual! Rudy and meditation of the fame: that they might learme to feare the Lord, loue their ſubiects, abhasre couctoufneffe and vice, and whatfoeuer offendeth the Maieftie of God. And as he had tofore inftracted their fathers in all things appertaining both to his spiritual feruice,and alfo for the maintenance ofthat focierie whichis betweene men: fo he preſcribeth here anew, all {uch lawes and ordinances,which either concernehis diuine feruice,or elfe areneceflary fpr a common wealth : appointing vnto euery ftate and degree their charge and duetie : afwell how to mule and lue in the feare of God ,as to nourifh friend thip toward their neighbours, andto preférue that order which God harh eftablifhed among men: threatning withall moft horrible plagues to them that tranfgreffe his commandements,and promifing al bleffings & felicitie;to fuch as obferue & obey them, CHAP. I. 2 There are eleuen Dayes iourney front c In Horeb, or 2 A briefè rehear fall of things done before, from c Hoꝛeb vnto KRaveth-barnea, by the wayof Sinai, fortie yere Hareb unto Kadefh-barnea. 32 Mofes reproueth mount Deir. before this the the people for their incredulitie. 44 The Ifraehtes 3 And it came to paſſe inthe firſt day of law was given: are ouercome bythe Amorites,becaufe they fought the eleuenth moneth, inthe fortieth veere, but becauſe all againft the commandement of the Lord, that Moſes ſpake tuto the chilozen of Iſra· that were then a In the coun· > Vele be the words which MBo- el, accoxding wnto all that the Lod had gi- efage and iudg⸗ trey of Moab, fes ſpake vnto all Iſrael, on uen him in commandement vnto them. ment were now b So thatthe $a this fide Jorden in the wile 4 Afterthat he had ſlaine· * Sihonthe dead, Mofes re- wilderneffe was A Derues, inthe plaine, ® ouer a- s peateth the fame betweenethe fea A cain the rev Hea, betweene totheyouth , whichcither then were not borne, or had notiudge- and this plaine ; Paran and Tophel, and La» ment, d By thel examples of Gods fauour , their minds are pre» of Moab. ban,and Hazeroth, and Di zahab. paredto receiue the Law, Nwmb.an 24. King ha A repetition of i 2 King of the Amorites which dwelt in Dew- bon, and Dg king of Bafhan, which dwelt at Aihtarorh in Eei. 3 § Dn thts five Jorden in the land of e Thefecond Moab e began Moles to Declare thislaw, time. taping, i ; 6 ‘Che Lod our God pake vnto vs in f Inthefecond f Worb, laying, De pane dwelt long enough yeere, andfecond Ut this mount, moncth,Numb, _,7 Turne vou and depart ,andgoe vnto 10.1 fe the mountaine of rhe Ainopzites,and vnto al places necre thereunto: in the plaine, tn the mountaine, oz inthe nallep: both Gouth- ward, and to the Dea fide, to the land of the @anaanites, and vnto Lebanons cuen vnto NOr,Euphrates. the great riner.the riuer| Perath. 8 Bebon, J hane (ct the land before your Gen.t§.18. goe tt €* poflelle that land which the Lod and 17. 7, 8. Tware vnto your fathers, Abrahain Izhak, and Jaakob, to gituc vnto them and to their feed after them, 9 € And pake svnto pou the fame - By the counfel eee time laying , Jar not able to beare pou mp of Iethro my fa- theri {av icifealone: Exod 18.39: 10 The Low pour God hath * multiply h Notfo much CU pol, andbejeld, pee are thts Dap ap the by thecourfe of farres of heauen in number: nature,asmira- I (Ehe Lord Gos of pour fathers make culouũy. pou a thouſand times fo many mo as ye are, and bleſſe pou , as he hath pꝛomiſed pou) 12 Yow can J alone i beare pour cunt bance and pout charge,and your ſtrife? 13 Bing you men of witedome and of vnderſtanding, and « knowen anong pour ea > and F wilt make them rulers ouer us 14 Then peanhwered meand (ain, The thing is good that thon halt commanded vs 4 oe. 15 HOF tooke the chiefe of your tribes wile and knowen men, and made them ri ters ouer you,captatites ouer thouſands, and captaines ouer hundꝛeds, and captaines oe uerfiftie, and captaines ouer ten, and offi- cers among pour tribes. 16 And 3 charged pourtndges that fame time, faping, Weare the controuerties between pour brethzen, * ant tudge righteoully be- tweene euery man and bis beother, and the franger that is with him. 17 Dee hall haue no reſpect of perfon in indgement,*but hall heare the final as weil i Signifying how great aburden it Isto gouerne the cople. k 4hofle godli- neffe and vprighte nefe is knowen. 1 Declaring what fort of men ought to havea publike charges read Exod,18.25 Foi. 24. Lenit.19.1§. chap.16.19% as theareat : pee fhail not feare the face of ` s. fam.16.7. mani fo2 the ndgement is ™ Gods:and the prou 24.236 caule that is too hard fo: pom bꝛing vnto me ecclus 42.1. and J will beare tt. 4, james 2.3, 13 Ailo 3j commanded pou the fame time m And youare all the things which ye Hanld dee, hisLientenants, _ 19 ¶ Then we departed trom ozeb,and “n Sothatthe went thoow all that great and terrible wits Dernes (as pe baue ſeene) by the way of tie mountatne of the Aimozites.as the Lod our God commanded vs: and wee came to Ka: Delh-barnea. 20 And "J fayd unto you, Dee are come fault wasin them vnto the mountaine ofthe Amozites, which feluesthetthey the 1023 our Hod Doth giue vnto ys. did net fooner 21 Behold, the Lord thy God hath {apn poſleſſe the inhe- the land belore thee? goe bp and poſſeſſe it,as tkance promifed, the Loꝛd the God of thy fathers bath fayn unta thee: fears not, neither be diſcouraged. ` y : Chap.i. things done before. 71 ~ EN 22. Co Then ye came puto me enerp one, o Read Numb, and ſayd, Gee will fend men before vs to 23.153. fearch vs out the landann to bging vs word agatne, what way we mult goe vp bp, and vnto what cities we ſhall come. 3 23 So the laying plealed mee weil, and — twelue men of pou, of cuerp tribe 24 *Wiho Departed, and went vp inta Numb.13.24. the mountatne, anv came onto the|jriuer |Or, valley of the Elhcol and ſearched out the land, clufter of grapes 25 And tooke of the fruit of the land in their handes , aud braught it pute vs, and f brought bs wod againe, andrfayd, It ts p Towit, Caleb; a good land, which the Loge our Hod doeth and lothua: Moe gine bs, $ A fes preferreth the 26 Notwithſtanding, pee would not goe berter part to the bp, but were diſobe dient vnto the comman> ereater,thatis, Bement of the Lod pour God, twoto ten. 27 And murmured in pour tents, ¢ aid, Becaule the Lod 9 hated vs,therefore hath q Such was the be brought bs ont of the landof Egypt, to lewes vnthanke- Deliver vs into the hand of the Amozites, fulnes, that they. and te Deltroy ys. counted Gods 28 Cdihither Hall wee goe vp? our ebꝛe· efpeciall loue, thaen Dane dilcouraged our heartes, laying, hatred. The people is greater , and taller then wee, r The other tem: the cittes are great, and walled by to hea not Caleb and Hen; and mozeouer we haue ſeene the ſonnes Loſhua. ofthe * Anakims there. Numb,13, 290 29 But J fayd vuto pon, Dead not, no? bee afraid of therm, . | 30 The Lord pourGov, whe goeth be⸗ f Declaring thae: fo2c pou, bee fhallfight foz you, accozding ta torenounce our alt that bee Did unto you in Egypt betoze owne ſorce, and your eyes, conftantly to ſol⸗ 31 And in the wildernefle, there thou low our vocati. hatt iene how the Lord thy. God barethce, omand depend as aman Doeth beare bis fonne, inallthe onthe Lord ,is wap which pe haue gone, vattll pee came the true boldness., pnto tbis piate.. ; and agreeable to- 32 Vet foz all this pe DID not belecucthe God. LoD your GoD, w 33 WMho went in the way before you, to xod ag. 3I- {earch pou out a place to pitch pour tents in, tn fire bpnight, that pe might tee what way to goe, and ina cloud by tay. 34 Chen the Low heard the voyce of pour wozdes, and was wꝛoth, and fware, laying, : : 35 *Surelp there Mall wot one of thele Numb.14, 290 men of this fromard generation {ee that aid land which Iſware to gine vnto pour. athers, oe 36 Baue Caleb the onne of Jephiumeh· hee Haillecit, “and to hün will I giue the fh 14h landthat bee hath troden vpon, and to his ee be bath conttanttp folomen: the Lon. 37, * Alio the Lod was angty with mee Numb. 20:12; foz pout fakes, laying,” Chou alte halt not, 474 27.14. gae in thither, , ,, Chap.3:26. 38 But Joſhua the foune of Mun which adgas.. ftandeth* before thee, be Gall gorn thither; i434 46 incotrage him: fez hee hall caue Ilrael to t Which mint-- inherite it: . a ais ftreth vnto thee- 39 Porcouct, pour »chiloen, which pee, u Which weres. ſayd iould bee a pay, and pour fonnes,.vadertwentic: which in that Dap had no knowledge be- yecte old, aS tweene good and cull. they Tall goe: im Numb, 14s Zia- thither, and. puto them wit gL w 2 ; ‘Againft whom Iſtael x This declareth mans nature who will doe chat which God for- biddeth, and will not doethac which he come mandeth. y Signifying, that man hath no frength,but when God is at hard to helpe him. x Becaufe ye ra- ther fhewed your hypocrifie, then true repentance; rathet lamenting thelofle of your brethren then re- penting for your finnes. a Theyobeyed after that God kad chaftifed ‘hem. b Eight and thir- tic yeere, as verle Bge c This was the ſe cond time: for before they had cauſed the Irac- lites to renine, Num.20,24, | Gen.36.8. e Moabites, and they atl polſeſſe it. 42 But as foz poun tutne barke, and take pour tourney inte the mildernes bp the wap ofthe red Gea. 4l Then pe anſwered aud fayd onto me, He haue Gnned againſt the Lord, we wiil goe bp, and fight, accozding to all chat the L020 sur God hath commanved vs: aud pe armen pou euery man to the warre, Œ were ready to gee bp into the mountaine. 42 But the Lod laid unto mee, Bay vn⸗ to then; Goe not bp, neither tight, (for J am Y uot among pou) ief pee fall before pont enemies. 43 And whet J told pou, pee would not Heare, but rebelled againt the commande- tment ot the Lord, and were prelimptuous, _ AnD Went vp inte the meuntaine. 44 Then the Amopzites which Dwelt tr that mountaine came outagatnt peu. and chaled pou (as bees vſe to Des) and deitroy⸗ eD you in Seit, euen puto Hoꝛmah. 45 And when ye came againe, pee wept before the Lord, but the Lom wonld not Body vour voyce, ito incline bis cares vre 46 So pee abode tn Kadech a long time, —— to the tume that peban remained cfore. CH ALP, 14, AM frael is forbidden to cht with the Cdomites, 9 Moabites, 19 and Ammonitess 33 Selon king of Hefhbon i diſcomſited. Fen a twee turned, and tooke our iont- ney into the wilderneſſe, by the wapat the red Sea, and the Lod ſpake vato me t SER mount Beir a tiong 2 And the Low pake vnto me, laying, 3 Wee haue compalled this mountaine long enough: turune you Noꝛthward. 4 And warne thou the people, faping, De hall goe thozow the < coatt of pour bzethzen thechiinen of lau, which Dwellin Geir, aud they ſhalbe afraid of pou stake pee goon beed therefore. i § Dec a got in A them: foz J will not give pou of their land ſo much as a foore breadth, *becaule Jhaue giuen mount Deir unto Clau foz a poſſeſſion. 6 Dee hall buy meat of them fozmonep toeate, and pee Hall allo procure water of them a money to drinke. 7 Foꝛ the Lod thy God hath ableſſed theetw all the wozkes of thine hand: hee knoweth thy walking thozow this great witdernes, and the Lod thy God hath bene with thee thts fortie peere,and thou balk lac- _ ked nothing. 8 And when tue mere mpare fromour bzethzen the childzen of Chau which dwelt in Deir, through the way of the iplaine from lath, and from Ezion gaber, wee turned and 8 bp the way of the wilderneſſe of oab. 9 Then the Lord ſayd vnto mee, Chou th fhalt noti vere Moab, neither pꝛouoke them tobattell ; foz J will not giue thee of their land fora poffefion , becaule J haue ginen and Ammonites, Ar vnto the childzen e of Lot foz a polſeſſion. Deuteronomie. - tuay not fight... > 1O Whe! Eminis dwelt therein intimes f signifying,chee pat, apcople great, and many, and tall, as the Anakims, as thefe giants, were driuen out IL Thep allo weve taken foz Gyants ag for cheir finnes: the Anaking: whom tye Moabites call fo the wicked Cinime. when their finne⸗ 12 The * Hoꝛims allo dwelt tn Beir be- are ripe cannot fore time, whom the childzen of Clau chaed auoyde Gods out and deſtroyed them before them, and plagues. Dwelt tn their ead: as Iitael ſhall doe vnto Gex.36.a0. theland of hts poſſeſſion, which the Loꝛd bath given them. 13 Now rife vp, fayd I, and get pou ouer the riner* Zeren: and tuee went ouer theri- uert Zered. 14 The efpace allo wherein wee came from thadefh-barnea, vntill wee were come ouer the riuer Fered, was eight and thirs tie peeves, vntill allthe generation of men of warre were walked cut from among the hote, as the Lozd (ware vnto them. Numb .20,020 g He theweth hereby, chatas God is trucin his promife: fo bis threatnings are not in vaine. Is Soz indeede the ! hand of the Loyd b His plague and wag againſt them, te Deroy them From punifkment to among the hofte, till they were confumed. defroy all that 16 ¶ So wien all the men of warre were confumed and Dead From among the people: _ 17 Then the Lord ſpake vnto mee, fap- ing, 18 Thou Malt goe thoro Ar the coak of Moab thig Dap t Ig Ana thou thalt come neere oner ae gaint the childzest of Ammon ¢ but Halt not lap fiege vnto them , no: moone watre as gaint then: for J will not giue thee of the land ef the chtldzen of Ammon any poſſeſſi⸗ on: for Jhaue giuen it unto the childzen of Lot foz a poſſeſſion. 20 That allo was taken fez a land of i Giants : for Grants Diwelt theretn afoze= time, whom the Ammonites called Fame summing : 2U @ people that was great and many, and tall as the Anakims: butthe Lozd Deltrop- ed them before them, and thep fucceeded them in their inheritance and dwelt in therr e ad: 22 As hee did to the childzen of fau which dwell in Deir, when hee deſtroyed the Dozims before them, and they poſſel⸗ ica them, and dwelt in their Lead onto this ay. ; 23 Aud the Quins which dwelt in Hae zarim cuen buto || Azza), the Caphtorums which came out of Caphtoꝛ Deftroyed them, and Divelt in theirt tead. 24. Rife bp therefore, faid the Lord: take your tourney, and palle ouer the riuer Are non: behold, Jhaue giuen into thine hand Sihon the * Amite, king of Heſhbon, ana bis land : begin to poſſeſſe tt, and pꝛouoke him to battell. 25 This day wil J! begin tofend thy feare and thy dread bpon all people vnder the twhole heauen, which hall beare thy fame, and fall tremble and quake before ee. 26 Then FJ fent meflengers out of the wilderneſſe of Kedemoth buto Sibon king of tocfobon » with wordes of peace, fay» 3 27 CLet were tweatie yeere old amé abouca i Who calfed themſelues Res phaims: thatis, preferuers, or phyficians to heale and re- forme vices: but were indeed Zamzummims, that is,wicked {. and abominable, lOr; Gara k According to his promife mad€ to Abraham, Gen.1§.21. 1 This declareth that the hearts of men are in Gods hands, citherto be made faing, orbold, - Sihonand Og arevanquifhed. NAM, 21.320 m Becaufenei- ther intreatie nor examplesofo~ thers could moue him,he could not compl:ine of his iuſt deftruGion. n God in his ele- @ion and repro- bation doeth not onely appoint the ends, bur the meanes tending tothe fame. Numb.2 1,23. 3 Ebr before vs. © God had cur- fd Canaan,and therefore he would not that any ofthe wic- ked race (hould be preſerued. § Or,into ou» Or, Sorde 27 @* Let me paſſe thorew thy land: J wili goe by the hie wap: J will neither turne puto the right hand uo to the left. 28 hon halt (ell me meat foz money foz toeate, and fhalt giue mee water fo: money ot p deinke: onely 3) will goe thorow on mp oote, i i 29 (As the m chilmen of Glau which Dwvell in Heir, and the Woabits which Dwell in Ar, Did vnto me) vntill | bee come ouer Joden, into theland which the Low pur God gtucth vs. 30 But Sion the King of Heſhbon would not let vs paffe by hii: for the Lord thy God had » hardired his (pirit, and mabe his heart obftinate, becaufe hee would De» Ituer btm into thine bande, as appeareth this ips 31 And the Lom faid vnto mec, Behold, Ihaue begun to giue Sthen and his tana —— 7 begin to poſſeſſe and inherit bis and, 32 *Then came out Sihon to meete bs, him̃ſelfe with all bis people to fight at Ja> aj, j 33 But the Lon our God dDelisered him tinto onr power,and we finote him, and bis ſonnes, and all his people. 34 And wee tooke all his cities the fame time, and Deftroped euery citiz, men, and o women, and childzens we let nothing tgs maine. 35 Dnely the cattell wee tooke to our pe iaa the {pople of the cities which we tooke, 36. From Aroer, which ts by the banke sf the riuer of Arnon, and from the citie thatis vpon the riucr,cuen vnto Gilead; there was not one citie that eſcaped bs; for the ow pur Gon Delivered vp all tbefoze vs. 37 Duely onto the land of the children of Ammen thou came not,nor vnto any place of the || riuer Jabbok, no? vnto the cities in the mountaines, no? onto. whatſoeuer the Loꝛd our God forbade ve, CHAP, III, 3 Og king of Bafhan is flaine. 11, The big- si Beffe of bis bed, 18 The Reubenites and Gadites ` are commanded to gee ower Torden armed- before Namb.⁊1. 33. chap.29 7» a Therefore be- - fide the Com- | mandement of -the Lord,they _ had iuſt occafión _ ofhispartto | fight againit him, Nam 21.24. | Nangi. 30. ` imtoour hand Dg the kingo their brethren. a1 Fofhuais made captaine, 27 Mofes is permitted to fee she land, but, not to en- ter,albest be defired st. : nye turned, and went bp by the way of Bahan: * and De king of Bahan a came out againt vs, he, and all his people tofightatGozet. * 2 And the Lod id vnto me, Feare Him not, fo? Jwill deliuer Him, and all bis peo: FZ ple, and his lana into thine band, and thou {halt Doe vnto him as thou DID buto* Di- onking of the Amorices, which dwelt at ADOR: -6 E ai) to. Saeg the Low our God delitered. alo jalan, and ' all his people: and toe. ſmote him, vñtil none was left him aliue, "Ano wee tooke all hfs cittes the fame a . time, neither was there. a, citie whith wee } taoka not trom ey ee, K ce, ‘Chap. iij. Cities giuen to Reubin and Gad. 73 ii and all the countrey of Argob, the kingoome of Dg in Baian. s § Alithelecitteswere fenced with high j walles, cates and barres, belide d vnwalled b As villages — townes a great many. anid {mal cownes. 6 And wee vuerthꝛew them as wee did bite Sthon king of Heſhbon, deltroying e⸗ Uerypcitic with men,ewomen,and childern. c Becaufechrs 7 But allthe cattelland the ſpoyle ofthe was Gods ape cities we tooke foz ourfelues. pointment, 8 hus wetooke at that timeoutofthe therefore it may: hand of two kinga of the amopites, the land not be iudged that was on this fine Jorden from the riuer cruel. of Arnon vito mount Hermon: 2. CGbich Hermon the Sidontans call pbirion,but the Amogites callit Ehenir.) 10 Gilthe cities of the plaine, and all Gi- lead, all Bahan vnts Galchay, € Toei cittes of the a Spee ofDgin Baman. — II Foꝛ onely Dg king of Bahan remat> ned of the reninant of the gtants, whole d The more tere bed was a Bevof pron: isitnotat Rabbath riblethar this among the children of Ammon? the length giant was, the thercotisnine cubits, and foure cubites the greareroccafion bredth fit after thecubitofaman. daa they to glo»: 12 And this land, which wee —— At rifle God for that time, from Aroer, which is by the river the viGory, of Arnon, and halfe mount Giltad, *and the Nwm.32.33, cities thereof gaue Jvnto the Reubenites, and Gadites. 13 And the rek of Gilead andali Bafhar, the kingdome of Dg, gaue J vnto the halfe tetbeaf Manalſſeh: even all the countrey of Argob with al Bapan which ts called, Ehe land of giants. 14.. Jair the fonne of Manaſſeh tooke all the countreyot Argob, vnto the coattes of Geſhuri, and of Maachathi: and called them after bis owne name, Baman, * ipa: uoth Jair vntoe thisdap. chin And Jgaue part of Gilead vnto Ma⸗ 3 j IG And onto the Reubenites and Ga» Dites J ganecherelt of Gilead. and vnto che rtuer of Arnon, halfe the riuer and-the bog» Ders, even vate the riuer Jabbok, which is the bozder of thechilagen of Ammon: 17: Che plaineaifa ann Jorden, and the ¢ borders, from Chinnereth euen vnto the Amorikes, Sea of theplaine,to wit,thefaltHea fonder Ora sfdorh- the eae of Piſgah Faſtward. pifgah, 18 ¶ And Icommanded e pouthefame g Thatisthe tinie,faping,, Che Lord poured hath gis Reubenites,Gas · uen you this land to poſſeſſe it: pee fhallgog dites, and halfe: : e Meaning, when he wrote | | NEM}? av. this hiftory, f Which ſepa⸗ rateth the Am- monitesfromthe ouer armed befoze pourbrethaen the childaen Manafich,as: of Ilrael all menof warre. Num, 3242 15- 19 Your wines onely and pour children, and pour cattell, (fog I knew that vee hang much cattel ) wal absde in pour cities, which Have giuen poe oc i to 20: Unttil the Lod hane giuen reſt vnto pourbrethzen as vnto vou, and that they allo volſeſſe the land, which the Lod pour Gon Fofhi2234) | Hath giuen them bepond Jorden; then hall Dam 27:08}. yee” retirneeuccpanan onto bis poſſeſſion, 19,23, which Jhaue gluen von. h So that the vii- 21. @* Anu J charged. Joſhua the fame Aories came nor: time, faping, Thine epes haue ſeene altthat by your owne: the Lord pour. Sodshath Done vnto thele wifdome,frengels twakings.,.*fo qa e Lo doe vnto ail or multitude.. she hinguomee whither thowigeeles F o ohagi 2% Deg andso, 235. Exhortations. i He fpeaketh according to the common and 2 Bee Hallnot feave then fos the Lod pour Gon, he Hall tight fo2 pou. 23 And J belought the Logo the fame corupt fpeech of time,laying, them whichat- tribute that pow- er vnto idoles, chat onely ap- (pertaineth vnto God. llOr wonders, k He meaneth Zion, where the Temple fhould be builg and God ‘honoured, l Asbefore he faw by the ſpirit of prophefie the good Mountaine which was Zion; fo here his eyes were lifted vp a- ‘boue the order of nature to be- Kold all the plen- tifull land of Canaan. ‘a For thisdoe ‘Qrine ftandeth not in bare knows ledge, burin'pras &ife of life. Chap.12.32. b Thinkenotto be more wife then Lam. c God willnot: be. ferued by halfes,but will haue full obc- dience, d- Godsiudge- ments executed vpon ather ido- laters,aughtto ferue for our in- ſtruction :reade Numb,25.3,4¢ e And were not idolaters. f Becaufe al men naturally defire” wi(dome,hee, fheweth how ta attaine vnto its llOr; Surely: g Helping vs,and deliucting vs out of all.dangets,as 2.8am.7. 2a3. 24 D Lad God, thou haſt begun to hew thy tecuant thy greatneſſc and thy mightie hand: for where is there a Gov in heaven oz in earch, that can ‘Boe tthe thy workesjand like chp | power? 25 J pray thee Tet mee gae ouer, ann lee thegood land that is beponn Jorden, that gocoly * mountaine and Lebanon. 26 But che Lord wag angrie with me for pour fakes and would not pearente: andthe L020 {aid vnto me, Let it futfice chee, ſpeake no meze vnto me of this matter, 27 Get thee vp tute che toppe of Piſxah, ana! lft by chine eyes, cdieltward,¢ Qorth⸗ ward, and Southward, and Ealtward, and behold it with thine eyes, for thou Malt not goe ouer this Jorden. 28 But charge Joſhua, and incourage bim, and bolden him: fez he tball goe before this people, be Mall diuite for inheritance unto them theland which thou tate fee. . 29 Do wee abode in the vailep ouer a- gainit Beth· peor· CHAP. IML. i An exhortation to obſerae the law without | adding thereto or diminifhing. 6 Therein fian- deth our wifdome.g We muſt teach st to cur chil- dren 15, No amage ought tobe made to worfhip. 26 Threatnings againjéthem that forfeke the law of God. 37 God chofe the feede becaufe he loned their fathers, 43 The three cities ofrefuze. ` No» therefore hearken, D Firael, vnto the ordinances and to the lawes which 3 teach you to voe,that pe may line and goe inann poſſelſe the land which the Rod. Gov of your fathers giueth n ons P! 2 *Dehall> putnothing vnto the word which ¥ command you neither Wal ye take ought therefrom,that pe may keepe the com= mandements of the Lord pour God which J command pou. 3 Dour deyes hane ſeene what the Lord DiD becaule of Baal peor: for all the men that followed Baal-peor, the Lade thy God hath deltropen eucry one from among pou, l 4 Butye that did scleane puto the Lord yane God, are aliue euery ong of pou this ap. A : te § Behold, Thane taught you ordinan · ces, and lawes, asthe Loyd my God com: manded me, that pe ould do euen lo With- in the land whither pe woe to polene tt. 6 Keepe them therefore, and doe theme fo: that ts pour £ wiſedome, and pour birders tanding in the fight of the people, which Hhaltheare atl thei ogvinances, and fhalfay, \Dnely this people!is wile, and of vnder fandingjand agreat mation. i o n 7 For what vation bf gitat vnto whont the Gons come fo neere nto them, asthe ` Lod our God ive neete vnto vs,inall that we call vnto him fot ` 8 Aud whatn tion js fo great, that sat cams an ae Forig mis aa i Bape: Ets aw HL/SL Wee you Deuteronomie. 9 _ But take heede to thy felfe, and hkeepe thy fouleatligently, that thou forget not the things which thine eyes paue eene ann that they Depart not out of thine heart all the Dayes of thy life: but teach theni thp onnes, and thy ſonnes ſonnes: Io Forget not the Day that thou ſtoodeſt be- fore the Lord thy Gob tn More’, when the Lord {aid vnto me, Gather me the people to: gether, and F will cauſe them to heare mp wots , that they may learne to feare me att the dapes that thep thal line vpon the earthy, and that they map teach their chimen: IL Then came pou nere and* toon buder themeuntaine, and. the monntaine: burnt with fire onto the mids of heauen, and there was darkneſſe, clauds and mit. 12 And the Lord ſpake vute you out of the mids of the fire, and pee heard the voyce mine words, but fawe no ſimilitude, fauea opte cah j 1 3 Then hee declared vnto you his coue» nant which he commanded you to *dae,euen the teni Conmmmandemens, and weete chem bpon two Cables of Tone. (4. And the Lord commanded me that fame time,that 3 hould teach pow odinan- cesandlawes, which pee ould ablerue tn theland, whither yee goe to poſſeſſe tt. Is Gake therefore good heene vnto your +{elues: foz pe faw no! tmagein the day that the Lozd [pake unto you in ozeb out of the nude ofthe fire: 16 That pee corrupt not pour ſelues, and make pou a grauen image or repzelentation ofany figere: whether it bee the likeneſſe of male o: Female, ; 17 The likenelſe ofany beak thatis on earth, or the likeneſſe of any feathered fovele that flieth tithe atre, 18 Or the likeneſſe of any thing that ceees peth onthe earth, or the likenetic of any HG that is inthe waters beneath the carth, 19 Andie thou liftvp thine eyes vnto beauen, and wher thou feet the ſunne ana the moone and the ftarres with all the hot ofheauen, ſhouldeſt bee dꝛiuen to worſhip them and Cerne them, which the Lord thy God hath diftribuced to ail people vnder the whole heauen. 20 But the Lord hath taken pou and -~ Againftimages. · h Headdeth all thefe words to thew that we can neuer be carefull ynough to keepe the Law of God,andto teach itto our poftericie, Exod, 19.18, i The Law was ginen with fearg- full miracles to declare.both that God.was theau-. thor thereof, and alfo that no fleſh was able to abide therigour ofthe fame, k God ioyneth this condition to his covenant, \)Or, Words. t Ebr. (cules, 1 Signifying that deftrudionts prepared for all. them that make an image to re- prefent God, m He harhap- pointed them for to ferue man. n Hehath deli- tought por ont of the = pron fornace, out of uered you out of Egypt, to bee vnto hinta people and inher» tattce,as appeareth this Day. 7 21 And rhe Lord wasangrie with me fo? pour words,and ſware that 3) Mould stot go oner Jorden, and that J Mould not goe tn puto that good land, which che Lora thy Gon giucththee fo: an inheritance. 22 ford mut dicin thistand, and hall tor gor ouer Jorden: buto peihatl goe oner, and poſſeſſe that good land. be “23 ake heeve vnto pour felues, let pee forget the coucnant of the Lom pour Gon which be made With pou. Elelt peemake you any aranen imagi, or likeneſſe ofany thing, as the Loz thy Gov hath charged thee. 24 oz the Lord thy God ts arconfa ming fireand atelous @owe o eain ar ican o moft miferable flaucrie, and free- ly chofen you for his children, ` o Mofeszood ` affection appea- | reth in that,that ke, being depri- - ued of fuch an excellént trea- — fure, doeth not enuie them that matt ¢nioy it, _- p Tochofe that come not vnto him with loue and reuerence, but rebell again him,Heb, 52.29. by all fuperttiti- on and corrupti- onofthe true feruice of God. £ Though men would abfolue you,yet the in- fenfible creacures thalbe wicneffes of your difebes dience. f So that his curſe {hall make his former blef- fings of none cfie&. t. Not with out- ‘ward fhew or Ceremonie, but with atrue con- feffion of thy. - faults. TEbranthe latter dayes, u Tocertifie -them the more -efthe affurance of their faluation -x Mans negli- ence fs part! * H knoweth not God. y By fo manifeft proofesthac none could doubt thereof. z He fheweth the caufe why God wrought thefe miracles. | 34 Freely, and not of theirdeferts. oy) O OT tr besuen aboues and vpon theearth or any likeneſte of that that isin Heauen a⸗ oncly without : b God promi- — IS a boueo wdich is tn the earthbentath orthat fuperftition and “fethrewardenot ~ 40 Thou Halt keepe therefore ie di⸗ is in the waters vnder the earth. idolatrie. for our meuts, nances and his conmandements whieh J 9. Thou Walt neither bow thy ſelke vnto Exod. 34.7- “but fo. incourage comma thee this day, that ttimay> gore them, no? ferne them: foz * Behe Lorde thy erem, 32.18. sand toafure . welliwiththee, and with thy children after Govam a tielas Gon, yeliting the ini · d Thatis,ofhis ys that our la- thee, and that thou mati prolong theydayes quiticot the fathers vpon the childzen, euen honour notpers™ bourthalinot vpoũ the earth, which the Lord thy GoD gt. unta the third aiy urth generation, of -mitting itto be be loft. uetht ¢ ozenen iie ANS BYES U YVA them thath ent Fre 108 e E 3350 n ods inercie toward Ifrael. q Meaninghere. longintheland, ik yee acorrupt vour ſelues. 41 ¶ Chen Moles ſeparated thzee cites on and make any grauen image or likenelſe of any thing,and woke enill tn the fight of the L020 thy God, to prouoke him to anger. 26 J call heauen and earth to record a- gaint you this Dap, that ye Hal Woztly periſh trom the land, vehereunto pou gee ouer Jor; Den te —— pee iall not prolong pour Dayes therein, but tall vtterly be Dettroped, 27 And the Lod hal! ſcatter pou among the people,and pee Hall be left fetve in num- bet among the nations, whither the Lord fall bꝛing pou. 28 And there pe Hall ſerue gods, euen the worke of mans hand, woos, g tone, which neither (er,noz heare,noz eate,nog ſmell. 29 But te trom thence thou falt ſeeke the Lorꝛd thy Gov, thou hale Anae him, tf thou ſeeke bim with all thine ‘heart, and, with ati thy foule. — — £ 30 Waben thou art in tribalation,and alt thele things are come vpon thee, + at the \ length, ifthoureturne to the Lord thy God, aud be obedient unto his vetce, 31 (soz the Lozd thy God ts a mercitull God) he wil not forfake thee neither deſtroy thee, 1102 ee the conenant of thy fathers, which hee = {ware unto them. 32 fo: inquire now of the dayes that- are palt, which were before thee, tince the daythat God created man vpon the carth, and * aske fromthe one end of heauen vnto theother, ifthere came to paffe ſuch agreat thing as this o: whether any fuch like hing bath beene heard. £ 33 Did euer people heare the voice of God {peaking out of the midt of ative, as thou ait heard ,andliued? 34 Drbhath God allayedto goe and take bim a nation front among nations, by y ten- tations, by ignes, and by wonders, and by Chap.v. this ide of Joden toward the ſunne rifling: 42 That the layer ſhould flee thither, which bad killed bis neighbor at ynwarres, and Hated him not intime palt,might tlee,F lay, vnto one sf thoſe cttieg,and liue; 43 Thais, * Bezer in the wilderneſſe, in the plaine countrey of the Reubenites: and Ramoth in Gilead among the Gadites, wee in Dahan among them of Ma⸗ cy, 44 C Sothis isthe law w oles fet before the childzen of irae. men SP 45 Thele are the «witnefles, and the or⸗ Dinances, and the lawes which Moles De- clared to the childꝛen of Fleael after hep came out of Egypt, 46 Du this fire Jorden, inthe valley d- uct agatnit eth-peoz, inthe land of Si- bon King of the Amozites, which dwelt at Heſhbon whore Woles and the children of — {inote, after they were come out of Egypt: 47 And they pollefied His land, andthe land of *Dg Ring of Bahan, two Kings of the Amoꝛitẽs, which were on this fide Jo- Den toward the funne riling: — 43 From Aroer, which is bp the banke of the riuer Arnon euen vnto Mount Siom, wmbichisiermon, —_ 49 And all the plaine by Jorden Eat- ward, euen vuta å the Sea of the plaine, wonder che * pings of Piſgah. CHAP. V, 5 Mofes us the meane betweene God andthe people. 6 The law i repeated. 23 The people are afraid at Gods voice. 29 The Lord wifheththae the people would feare him. 3u They muft neither decline to the right hand nor left. pen Moles called all Plracl,and faid vnto them, Weare, D Ilrael, the ordi⸗ | Cities of ref ge 79S Tofh.20 8. c The Articles and points of che coucnant, Numb.21 24. chap.i.4. Namb.a 1. 3 3. chap .3-3- d Thatis,the falt fea. Chap3 ie a Warre,and by a mighty hand, and by attret-. nances and the lawes which t J peopoleta +Ebr.I peakeim ched out arme,and by great feare,accoding unto all that the Lord pour God did puto youtn appt before pour eyes? 35 Cintothecit was ſhewed, that than might eſt *know, that the Lo2d heets God, and that there ts none but he atone. à 36 Dut ok heauen he mane thee heaw his voice, totnftruct thee, and vpon earth bee pou this Day, that ye may learne them, and take heede to obferue then. hao 2*The Lord our God made a couenant with vs in Hoꝛeb. $ 3 The Lows made not this conenant with our fathers oncly, but with vs, cuen with vs all here aline this Day. . 4. Che Lod tatked with pouè face ta your eares. Exodit 9:556 a Somereade, God made not this couenants thatisinfnch _ ample fort and thewen thee his great fte,and thon heardelt -facein the mount, outofthe mids ofthe fire. with fuch fignes bis voice cut ofthe mids of thetive. 37 Andbecauies bee loued thy fathers, Lord and you, to declare vnto pou the wo b So plainly therefore he chole their (cede after them,and of the Lord: for pec were afraid at the fight. that youneede hath brovight thee out of Eappe in his fight, byhismightiepomer, n 38 Ge thant ont nations greater and , and to give thee their land fog tnbert- 39 Gaderttand therefore this day, and canlider in thine heart, that the Loz, he is § (åt thattime Iſtoode betweene the ofthe tire, and went noc bp into the mount) and be fain, az i 6. €*FZ am. the Lod thy God, which from the boufe of | bondage. 7 Chou hale hane none ¢ other gods be⸗ foze my face.. 8 Chou halt make thee nograuenimage, and wonders, notto doubt thereof, Ex0d.1 0.25 | Mighticr them thou,betoze thee,to being thee’ batie brought thee out of thelandof Egypt, uit.26.1. in tante tas appeareth this Day. pal ITT Is [Or feruants. c Godbindeth vsto ferue him The Commandements. The Lords © “the firlt de- Sree to keepe the c ommandee ments, is to loue God. f Meaning, fince God permicteth fixe dayes to our labours, that wee ought willingly to dedicate the feuenth to ferue bim wholly, Not fora hew, ut with crue obedience,and due reverence. Matth 5.25. Like 18.20. Rom.33 ‘Se Rom.7.7. h He fpeaketh not onely of that refolute will, but thatthere be no _ motion orafa feGion.. i Teaching vs by his example to becontent with his word, and adde no- thing thereto, Exod. 19,19. Chap. 43 3 Io Qnd hewing mercie bute thoulands ofthe that: loue mee, and keepe my cont: Mandements, IL Thou Walt not take the Mame of the Lod thy Godin vame: foz the Lord will not hola him guiltles, that taketh bis jane in taing. i 12 Keepe the Sabbath day/ to fancttfic it, as the Lon thy God hath commanded chee. 13 Sire Daypesfthou (halt labour, and alt Boe all thy worke : À I4 But the ſeuenth Day isthe Sabbath ofthe Lord thy God: thou halt not Doe any wozketherein, thou, no: thy fonne, no: thy Daughter, nor thy man ſeruant, noz thy maide, 1162 thine ove, woz thine alle, neither gny of thy cattell, no: the ttranger that is within thy gates: that thy manteruant and thy maine may ret as well as thon, 15 fo remember that thou waft a ſer⸗ uant in the land of Egypt, and that the Low thy Gav brought thee out thence by a migh⸗ tie hand and a ſtretched out arme: therefore the Lord thy Godcommaunded thee to ob⸗ ferue the Sabbath day. 16 (eononr thy father and thy mother, as the Lozd thy God hath commanded thee, that thy Bayes map be prolonged, and that it Deuteronomie. the Loud faid vnto mer, J have heard the voice ofthe words of this people, which they haue ſpoken vnto chee: thep paue well iid, all that they haue poken. ; 29 DY * that there were ſuch an heart in them to feare mee, and to keepe all my coms mandements alway: thatit might gor well with them, and with their chitozen to: ener. 20 Goe, fay vnto them, Returne pou inte yoilr tents. : : 31 But and thou here with mee, and J will teli chee all the commandements, and the ordinances, and the lawes, which thou halt teach them : that they may Doe them tr the land which 3 giue them to poſſeſſe it, 32 ake heede therefore, that pee doe as the Lord pour God hath commaunded por: eke not aide to the right band, noz to the lett, ch 33 But walke in all the wayes which the L020 pour God hath commaunded pou, that ye may ™ liuc, and thatit may goe weil with pons and that pee may prolong your dayes it the land which pee fhall poſſeſſe. CHAP VL 1 An exhortation to feare God, and keepe his commandements.5Which i, to loue lim with all thine hcart. 7 The fame muft bee taught tothe po- may goe wel with thee vponthelanv, which eritie. 16 Notto tempt God. 25 Righteou/(neffe the Lord thy God giucth thee, 17 * Thou walt not kiil. ; 18 * (either Walt thou commit adultery. I9 * frzither (halt thou tteale. 20 Heither ſhalt thou beare ale witnes againit thy neighbour. i 21* fretther Hale thon *conet thy neigh bors wife, uetther fhalt thou delire thy neighbours boule, his feld, noz big man fer- uant, no: bis maide, his oxe, no? bis alle, 92 ought that thy neighbour bach. 22, Thelle words the Lom ſpake vnto allyour multitude th themount out of the mids of thefire, the cloud and the darkneſſe With a great hotce, and iadded no noze ther. to;anD Wote their vpon tiwo tables of Kone, and delinered them vntome. 23 And when pee heard the voyce out of the mids ofthe darkeneſſe, (foz the Moun- taine did burne with fire) then pee came to mee, all the chiete of paur tribes, and your Elders: 24 And pee ſaid, Behold, the Lord our Hod Hath Wewn vs Hts glozie and his greatnefle, and * wee Daue heard Dis voice out of the mids of the Rte: we haue feene this sh at God doth kalke with man, and hee ineth. pi 25 (20w therefore , why Mould weenie? for this great fire will conſume vs: if wee beare the voice of the Lod out Gov any is containedin the law. Heſe now ave the commandements, or⸗ Dinances, and |! Lawes, which the Low pour Hod commanded me to teach you: that pee might Doe them inthe land whither pee soctopofieiteit; — 2 Chat thou mighteſt a fearethe Low thy God, and keepe all his ordinances, and His commandements which J commaund thee, thou, and thy fonne, and chy ſonnes fonne all the Dayes of thy life, euen that thy Dapes may Be prolonged. 3 Heare therefore, D Iſrael, and take heede to Docit, that tt map goe well with thee, and that vee may tncreale mightilp binthe land chat floweth with milke ano Donie, as the Loꝛd Gad of thy fathers hath pꝛomiſed thee. j 4 Heare, O Iſcael, the Loꝛd our Godis Loꝛd onely, 5. And thou Halt loue the Lod thy Hon with all thine heart, and with all thy foulz, and with all thp might, 6 * And thele words which I command thee this day, halbein thine beart. 7 And thou ſhalt? rehearſe them conti- nually onto thy children, and halt talke of them when thou taric in thine boule, and as. thou walkeſt by the way, and when thou lieſt downe, and when chou rifet bp: 8 Gnd thou halt binde them fo. a figne yoice. Exhortationsto. - k Herequireth of vs nothing but obedience, wrt alfo chat ofour felues we are vnwilling thereunto. 1 Ye thal neither adde nor dimi- nifh,Chap.4.2. m As by obedi- ence, God giueth vs-all felicitie: fo of difobe-ing God proceed all Our miferies, Or, ind gements. a Areuerent d feare and loue of God is the fr | beginning to | Keep Godscome ~ mandements, b Which hath abundance of alf things appertai- ning to mans life, Matth 22.37. ar .4 2.29430, luke 10 27. Chap.t 1.18. c Some reade, * fhalt whet them vpon thy children: to wit, that they may print them morg- deepely inme- morie, LOr, (ones ofres membrance,' — d Thatwhèn ` thou entteĝin, moz we ſhall die 26 JFoz what i fle was there euer, that Heard the voice ofthe lining God, (peaking i put ofthe mids ofthe fire ag wee haue, ano wen? hi ` 27 Goethou neere, and heare all that the Lod our God faith: and declare thou vnto vs al that the Lord our Gov ſaith onto thee, xand we will heare it and nse it. 28 ee the Lown, beard the noice of pOur WORDA when yee Dake onto me: and, eee a i 4 ppon thine hand, and they Halbe hastront · lets betweene thine eyes. af 9 Ailo thou halt mite them bpon the 4 pottes of thinehoufe, and vpon thy gates. 10 And when the Load thy Gov hath biota mee inte a e lann, pipico ae sanee nto thy fathers, abaya, Izhak, and Jan- kob, tagiueto thee, mith great and goodly Shoumayett re- cities which thou bailvente not, 8009P member them, IL Ana houles fullofallmaner of goons, - which thou ADR not, and wets biggen, Orman, | Exodo, 9s ! | "keepe the Commandements. e Letaot wealth and eale caufe | thee forget Gods mercies, whereby | thou waft deliue- redoutot mi- ery. f We mutt feare God, ferue him onely, and con- fefe his Name, which is done by fwearing law- fully, which thou diggedſt not, binepardes and oliue trees which thou planted not, and when thou haſt eaten and art full, 12 © Beware lef chou forget the Lod, which brought thee out of the lad of Egypt, from the boule of bandage, 13 Thou halt feare the Lord thy God, Œ lerũe him and halt fweare by his Mame. 14 Dee fhall not walke after other gons, after any of the gods of the people which are round about pot, h Iş (Foz the Loꝛd thp Gow is a ielous God among you: ) lett the wrath of the Lord thp God be indied againſt thee, e deſtroy thee from the face of the earth. 16 (Pee Hall nots tempt the Lord your God, as pe dtd tempt him inPBallab : Chap.vii- compaflion on then, , 3 Neither Hale thou make marriages with them, neither giue thp Daughter vñto = lonne, nog take bis Sanghter vnto thy nne. 4 Foꝛſthey wil caule thy fonneto turne [Orany of them, alway from me,and to terue other gods:then wil the wrath of the Lord ware hore again’ pou,anddektroy thee ſuddenly. S But thus pce ſhall deale with them, b Mee hall oũerthꝛow their altars, tbueake b God would Downe their pillars aud yer hall cut Downe baue his (eruice their aroucs, and burne their grauen ima: pure without alt ges with fire. idolatrouscere- 6 * forthouartanGolp people vnto the monies & fuper- Lozd thy God, * the Loyd thp God hath Kirions, Chap, choltn thee, to bee a prectous people vito 12.3. Godsbleffings.. 74. Y 17 But pee ihali keepe diligently the cont: mandements ofthe Lord pour God, and his teſtimonies, and bis ordinances whteh hee bath commanded thee, — 18 And thou Wait doe that which ts right ênd good in the » fightof the Lod: that thou mayeſt profper, and that thonu mayeſt go tn, and poſſeſſe that good land which the Lez (ware vnto thy fathers, 19 To tat out all thine enemies before | g By doubting E; his power, re- fufing lawful pneanes,and abu- fing his graces, h Here becon- demneth al mans good intentions. —— about ail people that are vpon the tarti). 7 The Low did not ft biz loue vpon you, 102 chule you , becaule pce were moe in number then any people; fo: pee were tie kewelt of all people : i 8 But becaule the Leꝛde loued yen, ahd becauie bee would keepe the othe which bee had fwozne vnto pour fathers , the Lon hath brought pou out by a mightp band, Chap.1 4.2 and 26.18, 19. Exod. i9.5. E pet.2.9. c Freely, finding no caufe in you more then ino thers foto doe, » i God. requireth not onely that wee feruc him all our life,but alfo that we take paine that our poftericy may fet forth his glory. thee,as the Lod bath faid, : 20 Aben i thy fonne thall afke thee in and Beliucred you out of the honie ef bon⸗ Dage from the band of Pharaoh King of time to come, faying, Cigat meane theletes Egypt ſtimonies, and oinances, and Lawes, which the L020 our God hath commanded pou r 21. Then then fhalt fap unto thy fonne, Cee were Pharaohs bondmen in Egypt: tut the Lo:0 brought vsoutof Egypt with a mighty bang. =>) 2 9 That thou mapet know, dthatthe d And fopurdif. Lod thy God, be ts God, the faithfull God, ferencebetweeng which Keepeth coucnant and mercy vnto him & idoles, them that loue bimand keepe hts commans Dements, cuen to a thouland generations, 10 And rewardeth them to ther face j tate e Meaning,ma- that bate bim, to bzing them to deſtruction: feftly, or in this 22 AnD the Lord ſhewed ſignes € won- Derz great and enill vpon appt, vpon Pharaoh, and npon all his houtholD, before Dut eves, 23 And brought vs out from thence, to bung vs in, and to gine vs the land which he fware puto our fathers. 24 Cherefore the Lord hath commanded bs, fo Docall theſe oꝛdinances, and ta feare the Lozd our God, that it might go euer wel With vs and that hee may pzeſerue vs aliue as at tbis pꝛeſent. : nonecould fully 25 Moꝛeouer, this Hailbee our! tighte- obey thetaw, we ouſneſſe before the Loyd aur God, tfwe take mufthaueourre- heede to keepe all chele commandements,as courfeto Chrift be vath commanded vs, -to be juftified by CHAP. VII, faith, k Nothing ought to mouc vs more to true obedience then the great benefites which we hatiereceiued of God, 1 But becaufe the Gentiles. 5 They muft deftray the idoles,- 8 The election dependeth onthe free lue of God, 19. The experience of the power of God ought to confirme vs. 25 To anoide all occafion of tdolatry, Vy oer we Lord thy God hall bing y theeinto the land whither thou mo- eK to poſſeſſe it, *and hall rooie out many nations befoze thee: the Hittites, and the Girgahites,and the Amoezttes.and the Cas naanttes , and the Perizzites, and the Wi- hites,and the Jebuistesfeucunations grea ter and mightier then thon, ‘Chaps 1,8, 1 The Ffraeltes may make no cogenant with. a Into thy 2 And the Lord thy God wall giue them power, abefoze thee, then thou thalt {mite them : Exod.23.32. thon fhalt vtterlpdeftroy them: thou malt and 34,42, make no *couenant with than, nor haue he will not Deterre to reward him, that has teth hint to bis face. ò IL Keepe thou therefore thecommande» ments, and theozdinances, and the lawes, which J| comaund thee this Day to Do them. 12 @ froztf pou bearken vnto thele laws. and. obſerue and doe them, then the Loa thy God wili keepe with thee the couenant, a the t mercie which bee fware vnto thp athers. 13 Aud hee will loue thee and bleſſe thee, and multiply theese wilalin bleſſe the fruit of thy mombe, and the fruit of thy lang, thp connec and thy wine gann thine aple, and the increaſe oftiy kine, and the flockes of thy fheepe in the land which hee ſware unto thy fathers to giue thee. 14 Thou falt oe bleſſed aboue al peapte: * there ſhall be neither imale no: female bar- ren among yoti, noꝛ among pour cattell. _ 15 Mozeouer, the Lod will take away from thee allinfirmities, and will put none ofthe euill diſeaſes of * Egypt (which thou knoweſt) vpon thee but wil ſend them pyon all that hate thee. 16 Thon Hait therefore conſume al peo- ple which the Loꝛd thy Gon Hall gine thee: g thine eye fhalti not {pare chem,netther halt thou ferue their gods, fo? that Hall bee thy *Deilruction, 17 Jfthou layin thine heart, hele nae tions are moe then 3, how can J rat them out? 18 Thou ſhalt not feare them, bur K 2 remember life. f This couenant is grounded vpon his free grace: thereforein re- compenfing theke obedience hee hath reſpect to his mercie & not to their meritss Ex0de2 302 6s Exod.9.34,and 15.36, j g Weoughtnot to be mercifuli where God come mandeth feuerity, — Exod. 23. 33> > pP To auoide all occafion of idolatrie. fOr, plagues, or, trials as chap.29. 3 exod. 15.250 and 16. 4. Exod.23.28. ꝛoſb. 24.12. h There is not fo fmalla crea- ture, which I will not arme to fight on thy fide a- gainft them. È Sotharitis your commodity that God accom- plith not bis romife fo foone S you would vih, remember what the Lord thy God did vnto Wharaoh,and vnto all Egypt: í Ig The great | tentations which thine eyes faw, and the agnes t wonders, and the mighty hand and ſtretched out arite, wher⸗ . bythe Low thy God bought thee out: fo yal the Loz thp God ao vuto al the people, whole face thou keareſt. ; 20 Woꝛeouer, the Low thy God will fend hornets among them, vntill they that are left, and bide themlelues from thee, bee Deltroped. 21 Thou hale not feare them: foz the Lom thy Godis amongtt youa Gos mighty - and dreadful. Í 22 Aud the Lord thy God will roote out thele nations befoze thee by little and litte: thou mayett not confumie themat once, leſt thei beatts sf the ficld increafe vpon thee. 23 But the Lod thy God ſhail giue them befoze thee, and hall Deftroy them with a mighty Deftruction, vntill they bee brought to nought. ee A 24 And be hall deliner their kinges into thine band, and thou alt Dettroy thetr name from vnder beanen: there thal no man * bte able to and before thee, vntil thou batt Chap.t2.3,exod, 23.24. Tofh.7.15 21: 2. MAC. 12,40: k Andbeentifed to idolatry. Chap.13.17. a: Shewing that it isnot enough “` to heare the word, except Wag expreffe it by ex- ample of life. b Which is de- claredin affli&i- ons, either by pa- tiencejor by grudging againft Gods vifitation. € Man liuethnot by meate onely, but by the power of God, which giveth it firength to nourifh vs, d Astheythat go barefooted. e Soy his afäi- Deftropedthem. : -25 The grauen images of their gods that ye *burne with fire , and *conet nor thè tiluer and gold , thatis on them, no: take tt puto thee, tet thouk be fnared therewith: toz tt is an abomination before the Loꝛd thy God. 26 Bring not therfeze abomination into thine houle, left thou be accurfed like tt,buc vtterly abhorre tt, and count it moft abomt- nable: fo2 tris * accurſed. CHAP VHI 2 God humbleth the Ifraclites, to trie what they hauewstheir heart. 5 God clraftrfeth them as bis children. 14 The heart ought notto be prowd for Gods benefits, 19 The forgetfulneffe of Gods be- nefits cau (eth deſtruction · Ye MHatl keeve all the commaundements which J command thee this Day,fo2 2 to Boe thems that pe may ue, and bee muiti- plied, and goeinand poflefic the land which the Lom ſware vnto your fathers. 2 Gnd thou fhalt remember ail the way which the Lord thy God ted thee thts fortie peere in the wilderneſſe foz ta humble thee, and tob pꝛooue thee, to know what was itt thine beart whether thou wouldeſt keep his commandements eno, 3 . Therefore he humbled thee,and made thee hungry, € fed thee with MAN, whic thou knewett not, neither did thy fathers know tt,that he might teach thee, that man liueth not bp ¢ bead only,but by euery word that proceedetl out ot p mouth of the Loꝛd Both a man liue. 4 Thy rayment wared not olde vpon thee, neither Did thy Foote 4 fivell thole foz- tle yeeres. biem: § Know therefore inthine beart that as aman nourtureth hts fonne, fothe Lord thy ions are figues, Gade nourtureth thee. of his fatherly loue toward vs, 6 Therefore halt thoukeepe the coin mandements ofthe Lom thy Gav, tharthou Detiteronomie. napet walke in bis wayes, and feare him, _ 7. For the Lod thy Gor bringeth chee tuntoa good land, a land in the which are rt uers of water and teuntaines, and! Depths that (ping out of valleys and mountaines? 8 Aland of wheat g bariey, and of vine- pards, and figtrees, and Pomegranates: a land of oyle oliue and of tony: 9 A land wherein thon fhalt cate bread without (cariitie, neither halt thou lacke a⸗ God threatnethingratitude. fOr, meres. nie thing therein: alana £ whole ftones are £ Where there pon, and out of whole mountaines thou walt digge braſſe. IO Sud when thou hak eaten and filleu thp felfe , thou Walt e bleſſe the Lod thy * fo? the good tand whith he hath ginen Il Beware that theu forget not the Lod thy God,not keeping hts commandements, aud bis lawes and his ordinances which F commaund thee this Day: KEY 12 Leit when thou haſt eaten and Rien thy (elfe, and haft built goodly houfes ana Dwelt therein, 13 Ana thy beats, and thy Herpe are ite created, and thy filuer and gold is multipli- £0, and all that thou halt is mcrealed, 14 Chen thine hearth be lifted vp, and thou forget b Lead thy God, which brought thee out ef the land of Caypt, from the houle of bondage, : Ig bo was thy guide tn the great and terribic wilderneſſe (wherein were ferie fers pents, and ſcoꝛpions, and Drought, where wasno water, * whe pte feozth water fo: thee ont of the rocke of fiint: 16 Abo fed thee in the wilderneſſe with *MAN, which thy kathers knew nor) to Humble thee, Ete moue thee, that he might Doe thee good at tyy latter end. 17 Beware left thou fay in thine heart, My power,and the ſtrength of mine owne hand bath prepared me this abundance. 18 But remember the Lod thy God: for itis hee which: gineth thee power to get ſubſtance to etabli his couenant which be fware vnto thy fathers 5a appeareth thts ap, Ig And if thou forget the Lord thy God, and walke after other gods, and erue them and worhip them , 3i © cettifie vnto you thts Day, that ye (hall fureip perih. 20 &s the nations which the Lord de⸗ ſtroyeth before pou, loye hall perih, becauſe pe woul? not bee obedient vnto the voyce of the Lord pour Gov. CHA Be Tk 4 God docth them nat good for their own righ- teou(ncs, but for his owne fake. 7 Mofes putteth them in remembrance oftheir finnes. 17 The two tables are broken. 26 Moſes prayeth for the people. H Eare, D Iſrael, Thou halt pafe oner Fozdena this Day, to goe in and to pof fefe nations greater and mightier then thy {elfe, and cities great and walled bp to Yeas ven, 2 Apeople great and tall, euen the chile Deen of the Anakims, whom thou knowelk, and of whom thon halt? heard fy, cabo can and before the childzen of Anak? 3 3 Gndere are mines of mettall. g For toreceine Godsbenefits, ` and not to bee thankefull,isto cortemne God in thera, h By attributing” Gods benefits ta thine owne wife- dome and labor, ar to good for- tune. Num.20.1 1, “Exod, 16:1 $> i Ifthings con⸗ cerning this life proce cd only of Gods mercie: ~ much more fpiri« tual} gifts andon life cuerlafting, k Or,taketo. witnefle the hea- uen & the earth, . as Chap. 4. 265 a Meaning, fhortly, b By the report: of the fpies, Num 13-29%. ` sly » . Gods giftsare without mans defert. 3 Underſtand therefore that this day the e Toguideehee Lod thp Hodis hee which € goeth ouer bee and goucinethee foze thee as a conſũming fire: he fail deſtroy them, and bee thall baing them Downe before thp face: ſo thou fhait cat them out and Bee ftrop them ſuddenly, as the Lozd hath far bnto thee, Hei: 4 Speake not thonin thine heart (after that the Lord thy God hath caſt them out d Man of him- felfe candeferue nothing but Gods anger,and if God {pare any, it commeth of bis great mercie. the LoD hath bought mee in, to polene thistand; but foz the wickedneffe of thele nations the Lo: hath catt them out betoze ce. 5 Forthou entereft not to inberite their land fo: thy righteouſneſſe, oz foz thy bp» tight beart ibut fo2 the wickedneſſe of thole nations the Lozd thy God Doeth cat them out befoze thee, and that he might performe the word which the LoD thy God fware ack thp fathers, Abzabam, Jizhak and 6 Cnderftand therefore, that the Loꝛd thy God giueth chee not this good land, to poſſeſſe it foz thy righteoutnefe; foz thou art e Like ſtubhurne ae ttifnecked people. it is a ftifnecked people. Igy’ Let ince alone, that J may deſtroy them, and put out theter name from vnder heauen, and JF will make of thee a mightie nation,and greater then they be. Ig Ho J returned and came Downe from the mount (and the mount burnt with fire, and the two abies ofthe Coucnant were tn my tiwo bands.) 16 Chen J looked, and behold, pee han finned again the Lord pour God ; for pee i Signifying that the prayers of the faithfull are a barre to {tay ‘Gods anger, that he confume not all, t Chap. x. -- befoze thee) laying, Fo: my righteouſneſſe oxenwhichwill 7 @Remeniber,and forget not, how thon notenduretheir pzouokedit the Loꝛd thy God to anger in the maftersyoke. wilderneſſe: ‘fince the Bay that thou aint f Heeprooucth Depart outoftheland of Egypt, vntill pee bythelengthof came vnto this place, yee baue rebelled a> time, thattheix gainſt the Loꝛd. rebellion was 8 Alfo in hoꝛeb pe prouoked the Lord to moftgreatand anger lo thatthe Lozd was woth with you, intolerable. euen patie pon, — 9 en J was gone vp into the mount, torecetue the Cables of fone,the Tables, i fay , of the Couenant which the Lod made Exod.24.18 with pou: and J*abede tn the mount fourtie and 34.38. Dayes and fourtte nights, and J neither ate bread, noz pet Danke waters Exod, 31,08. Io * Chen the Lom delinered mee two 2 Thatismira- Tables ot Kone, witten with thee finger of culoufly, aad not God, and in them was conteined acceding to bythehandof ali the wozds which the Lozd had faid vnto men, pouin the mount out of the mids of the fire, in the dap of the affembly. i II Gna when the kortie dayes and fortie nights were ended, the Lod gaue mee the two Gables of Tone, the Cables, May, of the Conenant. ; j Exod.32-7. 12 And the Lord aid puto mee , * Arife, get thee Downe quickly frombence: fozthy p $ € people which thou bat bought out of E· h So fooneas avy» haue b cozrupe their vayes: they are man declineth one turned out of the way, which Jcom⸗ fromthe obedi- manded them ; they haue made them amol- ence of God,his ten image. wayes are cos- 13 Furthermore, the Loꝛd ſpake vnto me, rupt. faving, Jhaue ſeene this people, and behold, The Tables arc broken. 7 ec had made pou a molten calfe,and had turned gucklo out of the t way which the LoD had k Thatis,from commanded pou. the Law: where- 17 Therefor J tooke the two Tables, inhe declareth. ano cait them out of my two hands, t bzake what isthe caule them before pour eyes., ofour perdition. 18 And J fell Downe bekore the Lon foz- tle Dapes t fortie nights,as befoꝛe:J neither ate bread, no: Manke water, becaule ofall ga linnes, which ye bad committed, in Do ng wickedly in the light of the Lord, in that pe prouoked bim bnto wath. 19 (F03 was atraide of the wath and indignation, wherewith the Led was moo- ued again you, euen to deſtroy pou) pet the Lord heard me at that time alio. 20 Likewile the Lod was very angrie with Aaron,cuen to! Deltroy him:but at that. 1 Whereby he time Jpꝛayed allo foz Aaron. theweth what 21 -And J| tooke pour finne, Imeanethe dangerthey are calfe which pee had made, € burnt him with in that haue au- fire,anditamped him, and ground him (mal, thoritie,and re- euen bute very Dutt: and J cat the duſt fih not wicked- thereofintathe river, thatdelcended out of neſſe. the™ Mount. m Horeb, or 22 Giforin Taberah, and in* Maſſah, Sinai. *and in Kibpoth-hattaauah pe prouocked the Naws.11.2,3. Lod toanger. Exod.i7.7. 23 Likewile when the Lord fent youfrom Nam.ai. 34. Kadelh-barnea, laying, Gee vp, and poſieſſe the land which J haue ginuen pou, then pee a rebelled againt the Commaundement of n Arthereturac the Lozd pour God, and beleeued him not, ofthe picsa noz hearkned vnto his voice. | 24. Dee haue beene rebellious vnto the Lozd,lince the Day that J] knew pou. 25 Then J fell Downe before the Low o foztie dayes ¢ foztte nights,as J felDowne © Whereby is before, becauſe the Loꝛd had faid, that bee fignifiedrhar would deſtroy pou. God requireth 26 And J prayed vnto the LoD and laid, earneft continu- D LoD God, dettrop not thy people, thine ance in prayer, inberitance, which thon batt redeemed tizough thp greatnefle, whom thon batt bought out of Egypt bp a mightie hand, 27 P Remember thy feruants Abzabam, p Thegedlyin Ishak, and Jaakob: looke notte the tub- their prayers burnnefic of thts peeple,noztothetr wicked: ground on Gods nefie,ne2 to their fime, promife,and con- 28Leit the countrep whence thou breugh=. feſſe their finnes. teft them, fay , * Becaule the Lod mas not Nami4.16. able te being them into the land which hee romiled them, orbecanfe be haten them, be purigo them out, to flay them tn the wiler- ne . 29 Det they arethy people, and thine ine beritance, which thou broughteſt out bp thy mightie power, bp thy ſtretched out arme- CH A PB, xX, 5 The fecond Tables put inthe Arke. 8 The tribe of Leui is dedicate to the feruice of the Ta- bernacle, 12 What the Lord requireh of ha. 16 The circumcifion of the heart. 17 God regardeth wot the perfon, 21 The Lord wthe praife of Ifrael, f E fame time the Lom faid vnto mee, * Hew thee two Tables of tone like vnto Exod,3 3.5, the firt come vp vnto me into the Mount, and make thee an Arke of wood, 2 Ano wil waite vpon the Cables the And J wil w oe eae * To circumciſe the heart. a Which wood is of long contt- nuance. b Wher you were aflembled to receiue the Law, e Thismoun- taine was alfo callcd Hor, Num.20.28, worded that were dpon the rÆ Cables, which thou brakeſt, and thou Malt put them in the Arke. as: 5 And J made an Arke of Shittim wood , and hewed two Cables of fone like unto the fir, and went yp inte the moun: taine,and the two Gables in mine hand. 4 Then hee wrote vpon the Cabies ac: coding to the firit witing (the ten Com: mandements , which the Lod ſpake vnto pou in the Mount out of the mids sf the fire, ta the Dap of the >affembly) and the Lod gaue them vnto me. § And J Departed and came down from the Mount,and put the Cables tn the Arke which F had made; and there they be,as the EoD commanded me. 6 And the children of Iſrael tooke their tourney from Beeroth of the childzen of Jaakan to: Molera, where Aaron died, and was buried, and Eleazar his tonne bee came otet tn hts ead. 7 @ From thence they departed vnto Gudgodah, and from Gudgodah to Jotbath aland of running waters. 8 C The lame time the Lord ſeparated | the tribe of Leui to beare the Arke of therta- g That isto of- fer factifices and te declarethe Law to the peo- ple. e So God tur- ned the curfe of Jaakob,Gen.49- g.vnto bleffing. f Forall our imnes and tranf- greſtions, God requireth no- thing buttoturne to him,and obey bine Pfal r41. Although he — 5 hea · uenand earth, yet would he chufe none but Ou, Cut offall your euill affecti- ons, Iere. 45. 2. Chron.i 9,7. 30D 3451 9 TOMA, 2. ie Chap.6.13. matth. 4. 10. uenant of the Lord, and to ſtand befoze the LozD,to4 minifter vnto him, and to bleſſe in his flame vnto thts Dap, Y o CAberefor Leui hath no part no: in- heritance with his brethren: for the Lozd ts bís e inberttance, as the Lo: thy God hath zomiled hun. 5 10 And] taried in the Mount, as at the firit time,foztte dayes and kortie nights, and the Lo20 beard meat that tine alio,and the 2020 would not deſtroy thee. i H But the Lom faid vnto me, Arile, yoe koorth tn the tourney before the people, that they may goe in and polſeſſe the tand, which J. ware vnto their fathers to gtue vnto them. I2 C And now , Iſrael, what Boeth the Lo: thy onf require of thee, but to feare the L020 thy God,to walke in all bis wayes, and to loug hun, and to ſerue the Loz thy ee with alt thine beart, and with all thy cule? 13 That thou keepe the commandements of the Lod, and bis ordinances, which J command thee this Day,foz thy wealth? 14 Behold, heauen, and the heauen of hea⸗ uens isthe Lores thy God, and the* earth with all that therein is. i If sMotwithitanding , the Lord {et bis Delight in thy fathers to lowe them, and dip chute their {eed after them, euen pou aboue al people,as appeareth thts Day. 16 > Circumcife therefore the forꝛeſkinof pour heart, and barden pour neckes tio moze 17 Foz the Lozd your God is God of gods, and Loz of lords, a great God, migh- ty and terrible, which accepteth no*perions, no? taketh reward; 18 Aho doeth right puto the fatherleffe and widow, and loucth rhe ſtranger, giuing him food and raiment. 19 Louce pe tierefoze the ftranger ; kor ye twere ſtrangers tn the land of Egypt. 20 *Thou Walt fears the Lezd thy God: Deuteronomie. thou balt ferue him, and thou Malt ceang Brito pin and i hale ſweare by bis Mame. 21 Dets thy prate, Ehets thy Ged, that Hath Cone fo: chee thele great and terrible things.which thine eyes jane feene. 22 Thy fathers went Down vnto Egypt with *fenentie perfons, and now the Lod To meditate Gods iudgements. . i Reade Chap, tj." Gene ab. 27. thy God hath made thee as che *ſtatres of exod.s.s. the heaven in multitude. CHAP. XI. : 1 An exhortation toloue God, and keepe hu law. 10 The praifes of Canaan. 18 To meditate continually the word of God. 19 To teach it vse tothe children. 26 Bleffing and curfing. T Terefore thou falt loue the Lod thy ©od,and fjalt keepe that, which he conte manded to be kept: that te, his ordinances, cee his lawes,and pis commandements als Ye 2 And confiner this day(ſor I fpeake not to pour childzen, which baue neither knowen nor ſeene) the chattilement ofthe Lorꝛd pour God, his greatneſſe, hts mightte han’, and his ſtretched out arme, 3 And bis Rgnes and his acte, which he DID in the mids of Egypt tuto Pharaoh the King of Egvpt, and onto all pis land: 4 And what he did vnte tye hofte of the Egyptians , vnto cheir boles, and to thetr eharets, when hee cauled the waters of the red Dra to ouerflow them, as they purſued —— the Lozd deſtroyed them vnto y: § And what he did vnto yon in the wil Derneife, vntill pe came vnto this place: 6 And what be did vnto Dathan and qe biram the fonnes of Eliab, the lonne of Rit- ben, when the earth opened ber mouth, and fwallowed them with their houtholdes, and thet tents,and all their ſubſtance thatéthey gad in the mids of all Frael. 7 Foz pour epes haue ſeene all the great acts ot the Lo: which be did. 3 Therefore thal pe keepe call the Tome mandements, which J command pou this Day, that ye may be ftrong,and goe tn pof fefie the land whither pe goe te poſſeſſe ir: 9 Allo that yee may polong your dayes in theland, which the Lom ſware vnto your fathers, to gine vnto them and to their lecd, cuen a land that floweth with milke ¢ honie. 10 @ Foz theland whither thou goeſt ta poffefie it, ts not as the land of Egypt, from whence pee came, where thor ſowedſt thy (ced, and watcredit it with thp || *feete,as a garden of herbes: Gene. 15. . a Ye which haue feene Gods gra» cés with your eyes,ought ra- ther to be moo⸗ ued, then your children, which haue onely heard of them. b Afwell concer- ning his benefites as his coriecti · Onsa Ebr was at their Fete. c Becauſe yee haue felt both his chaftifements and his benefits. Or, labour. d Asiy making _ 11 Buttheland whither pe goe to poſſeſſe gutters forthe it, is aland of mauntatnes and valleys, and water to come drinketh water of the raine of heauen, out of the riuer 12 This land Doeth the Lord thy Gov Nilus co wares cave foz: the epes ofthe Lord thy God areal- the land, wayes pon it, from the beginning of the yeere euen vnto the end of the yeere. 13 C3 fye Halhearken therefore vnto my Commandements,whtch J command pou this Day, that pee loue the Lord your Gov and ferue bim with all pour heart, and with all pour foule, 14 J allo will giue raine puto pour ~ a Their conmodities that ferue God. e Inthe ſeede time, and to- ward harueft. _ f By deuifing to your felues foo- lith deuotions according to your ownc fane taſics. Chap. 6,6; 8, Chap.4.t0, and 6. 6,7 Aslong as the eauensindure, Folh. T ‘$e h This wasac- complithed in Dauids and Salo- mons time, i Called Medi- tefrancum, Chap.28:2, and 30.16 Chap. 28.15. K He reproueth the malice of men which leaue that which is cer- taineto follow that which is vn- — Chap 27. 12, 13. ioſb 8, 3 3 E 1 Meaning, in Samaria, A HOr plaine s indue time, ethe fir raine and the later, that thou mapet gather in thy wheate, and thy wine, and thine ople. I5 Allo J will tend graſſe in thy fields fog thy — mayelt cate, and haue enough, ‘ 16 Bat betware left pour beart deceiue pou, and left een alide, and ferue other ods, and wo2lhip them, f è 17 And ſo theanger of the Lord be kint- led againit you, and hee hut vp the heaven, that there bee noraine, and that your land peed not herfrutt, and pee perth quickelp tom the good land, which the Lozd giueth ou. 18 (Therefore Hall pee tay vp theſe mp words th your heart andin your ſoule, and * binde them foz a figne vpon your band, that they may be aga frontlet between pour Ep Ben, (peaking of them when thou litte in thine boule, and when thou walkelt by the way, and when thou liet Downe, and when thou riſeſt vp. : 20 And thon balt mite them spon the poſts of chine houfe,and upon thp gates, 21 That pour dapes may bee multiplico, Gor and the Dayes ofpour childzen, intheland which the Low {ware bnto your fathers to gine thein, aslongas & the heauens are a> boue the earth, A 22 @ Forte peekeepe diligently all theſe commandements, which J commaund you to dog; tharis, to loue the Loin pour God,to walke in all hts wares, and to cleaue vnto bin, è . 23 Then will the Lord ca ont all thele nations befor pou,and pe fhall poſſeſſe great nattong and mightier ther pou. 24. * All the places whercon the foles of h your fecte ſhall tread, Wall be pours: pour coatt hall be from the wilderneſſe and from Lebanon, and krom the riuer euen the riuer Perath.vnto the vttermoſt· Dea. 25 No man ſhall tand agaiuſt pou: for the Lord your Gov Mall ca the feare and Dead of pou vpon all the land that yce hall tread byon,as he hath faw vnto you. 26 ¶Behold, Flechefore vou this daya blelling and curier 27 *Fhcblefling, if ve obey the comman» denients of the Low pour God, which J command pou this Dap: $ 28 And the * curle, ifye willnot obey the tommandements of the Lord pour God, but turneout ofthe way which 3 command pou this Day, to goe after other gods, which pee haue not * knowen, 29 E When the Lod thy God therefore hath bought thee into the land, whither thon goek to poſſeſſe it, then thou alt put the* biefling sponmount Gerizim, and the curie vpon mount Ebal. 30 Arethep not beyond Jorden on that art, where the funne goeth Downe in the and of the Canaanites, which Dwell in the plaine oner againſt Gilgal,beſide the groue of Moreh? _ 31 JFor yee fall paſſe ouer Joden, to yoe in to ꝓoſſeſſe the land, which the Lord pour Chap.xij. es 19 And pee Wall * teach them pour thil- tree God giueth yon And pee hall poſſeſſe it, and Dweli therein. 32 Take heede therefore that pe * the commandements and the lawes, J let betoze pou this day, C HAP. XII 2 To deſtroy the idolatrous places, 5.8. Te ſerus God where be commandeth, éx as he commandeth, and not as men fantafie, 19 Tbe Leuites muft bee woursfhed, 31 Fdolaters burnt their childyento their gods, 32 To adde nothing to Gods word, T Wele ave the odinances and the Tawes, which pe Hali obſerue and doin the land which the Lod Gob? of thy fathers giucth ceto poſſeſſe it) as long as peeline spon the earth. 2 * De Hall vtterly deſtroy all the places tobereinthenations which pe fhall poene, lerued their gods vyen the bic mountaines and bpon the hilles, and vnder euery greene Doe all which 3 *Alfo pee Wallonerthzot their altars, and beeake Downe their pillars, anv burne theire groves with fire: and yee Mall bewe Down the grauen images oftheir gods, anv aboliſh their names out of that place. 4 Dewal: not ſo do vnto the Lord pour 0d, §_ But pee Hall fecke the place which the LoD pour God wall * chule ont ofall pour tribes, to put bis Rame there, and there to Diwell,and thither thou Wait come, 6 And pee thal baing thither yonr burnt offerings, t your facrifices, and pour tithes, andthe dofering of your hands, and pour vowes, and pour tree offerings, and the firtt borne of your kine,and of pour theepe. 7 And thereye thaleate before the Lod pour God, and pe Hall reioyce in all that pee put your band vnto, both pe, and pour Houle: Bee the Lozd thy God hath bleſſed ce. 8 We thall not doc after all thefe things that we dof vere this Day; thacis, enerp man whatlocuer ſeemeth hun good tn hts owne epes, 9 Foꝛ ve are notyet come ta ref, and to the inheritance which the Lozd thy God gi- ueth thee. Io But when pee goe ouer Jorden, and Dwellinthe land, which the Lord your Gon hath giuen pou to inherite, and when he bath ginen pou s reft fromal pour enemies round about, and pe Dwell in fafety. ‘ II AWhen there thalbe a place which the Lod pour God hal chule to caute his name todwellthere, thither Wall ye bring ali that J Command pou: pour burnt offerings, and To deftroy idolatrie. 76 Chap.5.32. a Whereby they are admonifhed tofeckenonec. ther God. Chap.7.5. Judges 2.2, b Wherein they facrificed to their idoles, c Ve ſhall not letue the Lord with ſuperſtiti⸗ ons. 1.King.8.29. 2.chrox.6.5. and 7.12,16, d Meaning, the firft fruits. e Where his Arke fhall be, f Not that they facrificed after their fantafies, butthat God would be ferued more purely in the land of Cae naan. g khad not bin cnoughto cons quere, except God had maine tained them in reſt vnder his proteGion, lOr that which pour facriñces, pour tithes, and the offering ye chu/e ou: for ofyour hands, and atu ſpeciall vowes your vowes, which pe vow vnto the Lod: 12 And pee hall retopce before the Lord pour God, pee, and your fonnes and your Daughters, and your fernants, and your matmens and the Lentte that ts within pour — *foꝛ he hath uo part noz inheritance ith por, 13 Wake Deede that thou offer not thy burnt offrings in enerp place that thou ſeeſt; I4 Butin Nk dye which the Lord ſhall hchule in ong of thy tribes, there thou R4 Halt Chap.10,9. h As was declared euer bythe pla- , cing ofthe Arke, asin Shiloh 243. yeres, oras fome write,more then 300 yeeres,and in other places till the Temp!e was built, “The Leuite muk not be forfaken. As God hath giuen thee pow- er and abilitie. k Euery one might eate at home,as wel the beaft appointed for facrifice as the orher. } Meaning, what- foeuer was offe- red to the Lord, might not be ea⸗ ten, but where he had appointed, Ecclus,7.32. Gex.28.14. chap.398, 4Ebr. be ſtrong, or conſtant. m Becaufethe life of beafts is in their blood, n That which thou wilt offer in facrifice. © God by pzo- mife bindeth himfelfe to doe goodtothem that obey his word. ` Male offer thy burnt offerings, €there thou halt doc all that command ther, 15 Motwithtanding thou maye kill and eate tiet in all thy gates, whatioener thine heart Oefireth, accopding tothe i bleding of the Lod thy 0d which he hath giuen thee; both the pneleane andthe cleane may eate ee k as of the roe bucke, and of the art. 10 Dnelyye hall not eate the blood, bur pompe it ppon the earth as water. © 17 Q Chou mayek not eate within thy gates the! tithe of chy cozne,no2of thy wine, no; of thine ople , no? the tirft bozne of thy kine , nozof thy theepe, neither any of thy powes which thou voweſt, noz thy free offes tings no the offering of thine hands: 18 But thou Halt cate tt before the Lord thy God in the place which the Lod thy God hall chule thou and thy fonne, and thy Daughter, and thy leruant, and thy matde, and the Leute that ts within thy gates:and thou ſhalt reiotce before the Loꝛd thy Gov, in all that thou putteſt thy hand to. 19 *Beware, that thou forſake not the po » a8 long as thou liuelt vpon the earth. 20 Q hen the Lod thy God Wallen: large thy border, * az he bath promiſed thee, and thou halt fay, J will eate fle, ( be- caute thine heart longeth to eate flety ) thou alg eate fleth,whatlocuer thine heart de⸗ eth. 21 JE the place which the Lord thy Gon bath cholen to put bis fame there, be farre froin thee, then thon Halt kil of thy bullocks, and of thy theepe which the Low bath iuen ee, as J baue commanded thee, and thou me hie in thy gates, whatlocuce thine heart 22 Euen asthe roe bucke and the bart ig eaten, fo halt thon eate them: both the — and the cleane tall cate of them 23 Dnely be tfure that thou eate not the blood : foz the blood {is the life, and thon Mapelt not eate theltfe with the fich. 24 Therefore thou Walt not eate Ét, but powe it vpon the earth as water. 25 Thou halt not eate it, that it may go well with thee, and with thy childzen after thee, wher thou halt soe that which ts right inthefightofthe Lod: i 26 But thine » holp things which thou batt, and thy vowes thou falt take bp, and come vnto the place which the Lod Wall thule. 27 And thou falt make thy burnt offe- tings ofthe fle, and of the blood vpon the altar of the Lod thy God, and the blood of thine offrings Wal be pows2ed vpon the altar = the Loꝛd thp God, and thou (halt cate the (4 ç 28 Wake heed, and heare all theſe words which J commaund thee, that tt may goe © weli with thee, and with thy chilazen after thee fo2 ever, when thou doeſft that which is goon and right in the light of the Lord thy oo, 29 ¶ benthe Low thy Ged Wall de- roy the nations before thee, whither theu Deureronomiec. Their punifhment that entife goeſt to poſſeſſe them, and thou Halt poſſeſſe them and dwell tn their lana, 3 30 Beware, leat thou beetakenin pa {nare after them,after that they be deſtroied before thee, andleatt thou afke after their gobs, faving, Yow Did thele nations lerue their gods,that J may Do io likewiſe? 31 Chou Walt not Da fo bato the Lord thy GoD: forall abomtnation, which the Lod bateth , haue they Done vnto their gons z foz they baue a burned both their onnes and their daughters with fire te their gos, 32 Therfore whatlocuer J command you, take heed pou Dott: "theu halt put nothing thereto, woz take ought therefrom. CHAP. XIIL § The wnticers toidolatrie muft be laine, feeme they newer fo holy, 6 So neere of kinred or frsend= Ship, 12 Or great in multitude or power. if there arife among you a prophet 0? a dreamer of *Dacames, Cand gtue thee a fine o: wonder, s 2 And the ligne and the wonder which be hath tolde thee, come to pafle ) faytng, b Let bs gor after other gods, which thou batt not knowen,and letusferuethem, b b_ He theweth E Thou Hait not hearke ynto the woꝛds vhereunto the ofthat Prophet, 02 vnto that D™eamer of falfe prophets Dzeeames ; forthe Lod pour God< prooneth tend. ; i you, to know whether pee loue the Lod c God ordaineth pour God with all pour heart, and with all allthefe things, your foule. that his may be 4 Pe bal walke after the Lord pour God knowen, and feare him, and fhall keepe his comman- Dements, and hearken vnto bis vopce, and pe hall ferue him, and cleane vᷣnts him. § Butthat prophet, 03 that Dzeamer of : Deeames, he Walla be Naine, becante hehath d Being conui® {poken to turne you away from the L0: byteftimonies, pe God (which bought pou out of the and condemned and of Egypt and deltuered you out ofthe by the Iudge. boule of bondage ) to are thee out ofthe way wherein the Lod thy God commaune Ded thee to walke: fo Halt thoutake the euil away foozth of the mindes of thee, 6 CFE‘ thy brother,the onne of thy mos ther,o2 thine owne ſonne or thy Daughter, 0? e All naturall af⸗ the wife, thar lyeth in thy bofome , 02 thp fe&ions muft sive friend, which ts as thine owne! foule, intitle placeto Gods thee {ecretly,faying, Let vs goe and lerue o> honour. ther gods ( which thou batt not knowen, f Whomthou thou, ĩ ſay, nor thy Fathers) loueſt as thy life, 7 Any of the gods of the people which are round about you,neere vnto thee,o2 farre off 1 from thee, krom the one end of the earth vne Í to the other: $ | 3 Thou Halt wot confent vnto him, noz heare bint, neither ſhall thine epe pitie him, no: Hew mercie nozkeepe him ſecret: g But thouwMalt euen kill him: s thine g Asrhewitneffe hand ſhall bee firt vpon bimto put himto js charged, i Death, andthenthe hands ofaltthe people. Chap.17,7. 10 And thou Walt Tone him with Tones that be die ( becaufe hee bath gone about to | thzutt thee away from the Lord thy God, which bought thee out of the land of E⸗ gypt, from the boule of bondage) It Chat all* Iſrael may heare andfeare, Chap.17.13. and Dee no moze any fuch wickedneſſe as Eora this among you. 12 (IF ll p By following their {uperftiti- ons and idola- tries,and think- ing te ſerue me thereby. q They thought nothing too deare to offer to their idoles, Chap.4.2, ioſh. be F. prou. 30. 6. rete A 22.1 8. a Which faith that hee hath things reuealed vnto him in dreames, i toidolatrie. Ofmeates cleane, 12 ¶ Itthou ſhalt heare lay, (concerning any of the cities which toe Lord thy God hath giuen thee to Dwell in) 13 Ticked men are gone out fed among pou, and bane Dawen away the inbabitants of thcir citie, laying, Let vs goe and ſerue o· ther gods which pe haue not knawen, 14 Chen thou Malt lecke,z make fearch and maguire diligently: and ific be true, and the thing certaine that fuck abominationts weught among you, i } Ig Thou alt euen flay the inhabitants of that citie with the edacofthe ſword: Dea troy it btterly tali that is therein , and the ; Cattell thereof with the edge ofthe fwod, i Signifying, chae 16 AnD ithon fhalt gather all the ſpoile no idolatrie is fo OF it into the middes of the ſtreete thereof, execrable, nor and burne with fire the city and ai the ſpoile more grieuoufly thercofeuerp whit, onto the Low thy od; tobepunithed, and it ſhalbe an heape fozener ; it Hall not then of them be built agatne. 5 which oncepro- I7 Ano there fhallcleaue nothing of the feſſed God. k damned thing to thine hand,that the Loꝛd k Ofthefpoyle mapturne from the ſierceneſſe of bts wath, of that idolarrous and fhew thee mercie, and haue compaflion and curfed citie, onthee,and multiply thee,as he hathſwoꝛne readeChap.7,26, vnto thy fathers: i and Iofh.7.13, 18 Ahen theu Halt obey the voice of the £020 thy Sed, and keepe all his commande- ments which J command thee this day, that thou Dee that which isright in the eyes of the Loa thy God. CHAP. XIIII. 1 The maners of the Gentiles in marking them- Selues forthe dead may not be followed, 4 What meates are cleane to be eaten, what nst. 29 The tithes for the Leuite,franger, fatherles & widow, Y @e are the chtlozen of the Lord your tébr.children of Belial, h Whichare ap- pointed to fee faults punithed, Lenit.19.28. God. * Pe hall not cut pour (elues, noz fate yon sor balonefle betweene pour epes Chep.7.6. 2 *Sozthon art an holy people vnto the a Thetfore thou thee tebea + precions people vuto himielfe, hteſt not to aboue allthepeople that are npon the earth. follow thefuper- 3 @@hou Walt eate no maner of abomt- | Mtitions of the nation. | Gentiles, > ele are the beats which ye hall b Thisceremo- eate; the beefe,the heepe,and the qoate, niallLawinftra- ¢§ The hart andtherocbucke, andthe Gedthe Iewesto bigle, and the wild goate, and the wnicomne, fecke a ſpirituall and the wild ore,and the chamois, Purenefie,cuenin 6 And euerpbeatt thatparteth the boote, theirmeateand and cleaueth the cũtt into two clawes,and is drinke, of the beats that chemeth the cud, that hall e cate. : 7 ‘Wut thele pe hallnoteat,ofthem that cw the cud, and of them that diuide and aue the hoofe onely, the camel, no: the ga hare, noꝛ the conte: fo2 they chew the cud.but Dinide not the heofe ; therefore they hall bee vncleane nuto pou: 8 Allo thelwine, becaule be Diutdeth the hoofe ana cheweth not the cud, Hall be vn- cleane vnto you: pe fhal net eat of their fieh, noz touch their Dead carkeifes. i 9 €* Abele pe ſhal eate ofall that arein the waters: all that haue finnes and ſcales fhall ye eate. Io And whatloeuer hath no finnes noz fecales pe ſhall not eate: tt hall be vncleane Lew.11,9. Chap. xiiij. and vicleane. Oftithes. 77 vnto pou. It (Dail cleane birds ye Hall eate: Iz But chele are they, whereof ye thal not ae the eagle, nozthe goſhauke, noz the è pep, 13 Noꝛthe gleade, no: the kite, noz the bultureafter their kinte, 14 Hoꝛ all kinde of rauens, Ig Noꝛ the oſtrich, no: the night crowe, no: the figameaw , noz the pauke after ber nde, 16 Neither the little owle, nor the great owle,noz the redfhanke, 17 fAoz thepelicane, no? the fwanne, no? the cozmozant; —— 18 The ſtorke alſo and the heron in bis kinde, nor the iapwing,noz the * backe. - I9 And euery creeping thing that flieth, = bee vneleane vnto pou; tt hall not bee en. 20 But ofall cleane foules pe map eate. 21 De alleate of nothing that Bteth a» ¢ Becaufe their lone, but thou falt giue it vnto the diran: blood was rot ger that is within thy gates that he may tat fhed tut remay- it ; 02 thou mayeſt fellit vnto a ranger; foz nethinthem, thou art an boly people vnto the Loꝛd thy d Which is not God. Thou thalt not * feethe a kidde in his of thy religion, mothers milke. i À Exod.23.19. _ 22 Thouhalt egiune the titheofall the axd 34.26, increale of thy leede, that canuneth foozth of The tithes were the field peere by peere, ordeined fer the 23 And thou fhalt eate before the Loꝛd maincenance of thy God (in the place which be thallchule to the Leuites,whick cauſe his fame to Dwell there ) the ttthe of had none inheri- thy cozne,of thy wine, and of thine oyle, and tance, the frt bozne of thy kine and of thp fheepe, —— —— learne to feare the LoD yp Go ay. 24 And ifthe way be too long foz thee, fo that thou art not able ta carie it, becaule the place ts farre from thee, where the Lo: thy God fhall chule to (et his Fame, whenthe F whenhe fhalt: Lod thy Gov hall bleffe thee, giue thee ability, 25 Then falt thou make it in money, ¢ || take the money tn thine hand,¢ go vnto the |Or,dind vp. place which the Loz thy Goa wall chule. 26 And thou falt beſtow the money fog whatloeuer thine beart defireth : whether it be ore,o2 foeepe o? wine, oz ſtrong Minke, or whatloeuer thine heart Delireth +2 and fhalt g After the pric eate it there before the Lod thy God, and hathreceined the relopce,both thou and thine hauſhold. Lords part, 27 And the Lenite that ts within thy gates Halt thou not forſake: foz be bath nei» ther part no? inberttance with thee. 28 At the end of three peere thou Malt b bring foogth allthe tithes ofthine tncreale h Befidesthe ofthe tame peere, and lapit vp within thy yeerely tithes tes, ~ that were giuen 29 Then the Lenite hal come,becaule he to che Leuites, hath no part noz inheritance with thee, ana thefe were layd the ſtranger, and the fatherlefle, and thewi. vp in ftore for Dow which are within thy gates, and all thepeore, eate and be filled, that the Lord thy Gon may biefle thecin althe wozke of thine panu which thou doeſt. CHA XV 5 > t Theyere of relea(ing of debts. 5 God ble ſceth them that keepe his Commandements, 7 To helpe the poore., 13 The freedom of ferwants, 19 The fir[t borne of the caste muft be ofred tothe aT lOr cuc kow. Leuintai⸗ Of the poore and feruants. @ He fhail onely releafe his deb- tors, which ate not able to pay for that yere. b Forifthy deb- tor berich,hee may be conſtrai⸗ nen to pay. Chap. as.i 26 Orany of thy Cities, Matth.s.42, luke 6.34. LEbr.thine eye Ès euih. TED. lee not thine heart be ewik. € To try your charitie, Matth, 26. 11. à Thou fhalt be liberall. Exod.a 1.2. iere,34.14. e In token'thae thou doeftac- knowledge the benefit which God hath giuen thee by his la- bourse Exod, at 6, f Tothe yeere of Iubile,Leuit. 25 +40 AS the terme of ſeuen peeves thou ſhalt make a freedome, 2 And this is the maner of the freedome: euerp 2 creditour hall quite the lone of his hand which he hath lentto bis neighbour: be Hall not alke it againe of his neighbour, noz ef his bꝛother: for the yecre ofthe Loꝛds freedome ts pꝛoclaimed. ah 3 Dla ftranger thou mapeſt require it: but that which thou halt with thp beother, thine hand (hall remit ; 4 b Daue when there hall bee no poore with thee : fox the Lo20 ſhal bleffe thee in the land, which the Lord thy God giucth thee foz an inheritance to poſſeſſe tts Hoa that thouhearken vnto the voyce of the Lord thy Goo tooblerue and doe all thele commandements which J contmaund thee this Day. 6 jor the Lord thy God hath blefled thee, as he hath peomiled thee: and * thou halt lend “uta many nations, but thou thp felfe fhalt not borrow, and thou halt reigue ouer — nations, and they ſhal not reigne ouer thee. 7 ¶ Ikone of chy brethren with thee bee pooze | within any of chy gates in thy and, which the Lord thy God giueth thee, thou Halt net harden thine heart, noz Wut thine Hand front thy poore brother: 8 * But thou Walt open thine hand vnto hint, and falt lend him ſucficztut foz his neede which he hath. 9 Beware that therebee not a wicked thought in thine heart, to fay, The leuenth ere, the pere of freedome is at hand + theres que +itarieucth thee tolookeon thy poore brother, and thou giueſt him nought, and be trie vnto the Lon againt thee, fo that inne bein thee: Bt aie i 10 Thou Halt gine him, and ¢let it not grieue thine heart te gtue vnto him: fo2 bee canle ofthis the Lo2d thy God fall bleffe thee in all thy workes, and inallthacthou puttelt thine band to. _ II © Becaule there thal be euer ome poore intheland, therefore J command thee, fap- ing, Chou halt ‘open thine hand vnto thy othe, to thy needy, and to thy poore in thy an . 12 @* FE thp brother an Ebrew fell him: felfe to thee, o2 an Ebꝛewelſe, and ſerue thee fire peereeventn the ſeuenth yere thou Malt tet bim goe free from thee ; 13 And when thou fendet hint out free aoe thee, thou alt not let hint goe away emptie, I4 But halt ¢ giue him a liberall reward ofthy eepe, and of thy cone, and of thy wine: thou halt giue him of that wherewith the Lord thy God hath bleſſed thee. 15 And remember that thou walt a fers uant in the lann of Egypt, and the Lord thy God Deliuered thee: therefore J command thee this thing to day. 16 And ik he fay vnto thee, 3 will not yoe away from thee, becaule hee loucth thee and thine houle,and becauſe he is well with thee, 17° * Then halt thou take an ale, and pierce his eare thoꝛow agaiuſt the doore, and be ſhalbe chy feruant : fo2 euer: and vnto thp Deuteronomie. maid ſeruant thou fhalt doe likewiſe. 18 Letituot grieue thee, when thou Tet» teſt bim goe out tree from thee: fo2 bee hath ſerued thee fire peeves, which is the Double worth ofan s hired leruant: Ethe Lord thp God fall bleſſe thee tn all that thou dock. 19 €*All the firt bome males that come ofthy cattell, and of thy Heepe, thou halt fanctifie vntõ the Lod thy Gov. 5 Thou fhalt Doe no wozke with thy fick borne bul- locke,no2 heare thy Arit borne theepe. 20 Thou thalt cate it befaze the Low thy God pecreby yeere, inthe place which the pole hall chute, both thou, and thine poule 21 * But iftherebee any blemiſh therein, asifit belame, oz blinde, o2 baue any enill a apog fhatt not offer it vnto the Lod p Ooo, 22 But fhalt eate it within thy sates: the bncleane and the cleane thal! eate it alike,i as the roe bucke : andas the bare. 23 Duely thou tyalt not cate the blood thereof, but powꝛe it vpon the ground as water. CH: APs) VA. 1 OfEafer, 10 Whitfontide, 13 Andthe Seaft of Tabernacles. 18 What officers ought to be ordained. 31 Id latrie forbidden, : Bes fhalt keepe the moneth of 2 Abib, and thou hate celelate the Paſſeouer vntothe Lord thy God: foz in the moneth of bib the Lod thy God boughs chee our of Egypt by night. 2 Thou hale cherefore® offer the alles ouer vnto the Lord thy God, of heepeand bullockes* tn the place where the Lozd thail chule to cauſe hts Mame to dwell. ; 3 Thou*thalt cat no leanened bread with if; bur ſeuen dayes ſhalt thou cat vuleauened bread therewith, cucn the bzead of e tribula- tion: foz thou cameit outof the land of E⸗ gypt in hatte : that thou mayeſt remember the Day when thou cameſt ont of the land of E€gypt.all the Dayes of thy life. - 4 And there thalbe no leauen ſeene with thee in all thy coat ſeuen dayes long, nei» ther ſhall there remaine the night any ofthe fieh untili the morning, which thou ofred the firt Day at euen, § Thou mayeſt 4 not offer the Paſſeouer within any of thy gates, which the Lod thp God giueth thee : ? 6 Butin the place which the Lord thy God Hall chule to place his Mame , there thou ſhalt offer the © Paſſeouer at euen, A. bout the going Downe of the Dunne, in the feafon that thou camett outof Egypt. 7 And thou halt ratte and eate it inthe place whtch the Lod tby God Mall chule, and fhalt returne on the mozrow,and go tn- to thy tents. 8 Hire dayes Hale thou eat vnleauened bread, and the ſeuenth Day thall be afolemne affembly tothe Lozd thy God; thou halt do no worketherein. 9 QHeuen weekes Hhaltthou ‘number vnto thee, and ſhalt begin to number the fe- uen Weekes, when thou beginnel to put the fickle to thecozne: i JO And thon halt keepe ý ſeaſt of a The three folemne g For the hired feruant ferued but three yeres, and he fixe, Exod.3 4.19. h Forthey are the Lords, Lewit.23.20,33, chap.t J. x. ecclus.3 5.53, i Thou fhalt as well eate them, asthe roe bucke and other wild beafts. a Reade Hai 13-4. b Thou fhalt eate the Eafter Lambe. (bap. 12. 5. Ex⸗d.2.14, 15. c Which fignifi= ed that affliction, which thou hadik in Egypt. d This was chief- ly accompliſhed, when the Temple was built, e Which wasin- fticuted to put them in remem- branceof their deliuerance out of Bgypt: andto continue them in the hope of Iefus Chrift,of whom this Lambe wasa figure, f Beginning at the next morning after the Paffeo- uer, Leuit, 23.15. exod.s 314 “fealts. Tudges and officers. {|Or,as thou art able walling Ye g Thatis,the - 35.day of the | feuenth moncth, Leuit.2 3.34. Exod.a 3.15, and 34°33- Exclus. 35.4. h According to the abilitie that God h-thgiuen him. i Hee gaue au- thoritieto that people for atime to chufe them- felues magi- trates. k The magi- ftrate muft con- tantly follow the renor of the Law, andin no- thing decline from iuftice, lOr ymage, ap.I +21. — ink: not ferue God for fa- fhionsfake,as bypoctites doc, bute the Lod thy God, fleuen a free gift of thine hand, which thau alt giur vnto the Lod thy God, as the Lord thy God path bleffed thee. ; II Gud thou Malt reioyce befoze the Lod thy God, thou and thy fonne,and thy daugh⸗ ter, and thy feruaunt , and thy maide, and the Leite that is within thy gates, and the ſtranger, and the farherleife,and the widow, that ave among pou, in the place which the ip thy God hall chufe to place his Mame ere. * 12 And thou ſhalt remember that thou watt aleruantin Egypt: therfore thou ſhalt obferue and doe thele ogdinances, 13 @ Thou halt s obferue the feaſt of the Tabernacles ienen dapes, when thou hak gathered tn thy cone and thy wine. 14 And thou halt reiovce in thy feat, thou, and thy tonne, and thy Daughter, and thy ruant, and thy maide, and rhe Leuite, and the ſtranger, and the katherleſſe, and the D WiDow,that are within thy gates, I5 euen Dayes alt thou keepe a fealk bnto the Lord thy God, inthe place which the Lord pali chufe:whenthe Lord thy God ſhall bleſſe thee in alithtne increafe, and in all the wozkes of thine hands, thou Waltin any cale be glad. ‘ 16 @* The times in the eer ſhall all the males appeare befoze the 10:0 thy Gov in the place which he fall chute: tn the feat of the vnleauened Dread , and tn the feat of the weekes, and in the feat ofthe Tabernas cles: andthey fall not appeare before the Lo * emptie. i 17 Euery man fhall giue accogding ta the gift of bis b hana, and accosding to the biel — the Lozd thy Ged, which he hath gi- uen thee, 18 Ci Judges c officers Walt thou make thee inal thp cities which the Lod thy Gon giueth thee thozowout thy tribes: and they Hall iudge the people with righteous iudge⸗ ment, 19 Eeft not thou the Law, nozrelpect any perfon, neither take reward : foz the re» ward blindeth the eyes of the wile, and per- uerteth the wo2ds of the iut. 20 That which k is ink and right halt thou follow , that thou mapet live and pol- feffe the land which the Lord thy God giueth ee. 21 € Thou halt plant thee no groue of any trees neere nto the altar ofthe Loyd thy Gov, which thou halt make thee. 22 € Thon halt (et thee vp no li pillar, which thing the Lod thy Sod hateth. CHAP, XVII. 2 The puniſhment ofthe idalater. 9 Hard cone trouerfies are broughtte the prieft and the iudge. 12 Thecontemner muft die. 15 The election of the king. 16.17 What things he ought to auoide, 18 and what he ought to embrace. ToN fatt offer vnto the Lod thyen no bullocke nez ſheepe wherein ts * ble- mif or any enill faucured thing : foz that is an abomination vnto the 1020 thy Gov. 2 CH there be foundamong youtn any of the cities, which the Lord thy God gineth thee, man 02b woman that hath wrought wickednes in the fight ofthe Lord thy God, in tranſgreſſing bis coucnant, 3 And bath gone and ſerued other gods, AND worhipped them: asthe funne, a2 the mogne, 92 any of the hoſte of heauen, which Jhaue note commanded, 4 Anditbeetolve vnto thee, and thou Hatt heard it, then Malt thou enquire Dii- gcutiy: and ificbee true, and the thing cer» sim that (uch abomination is wꝛought in rael, § Chen thalt thou being korth that man, 02 that woman (which hauecommitted that wicked thing) vnto thy gates, whether it bee mano: woman, and hait Tone them with fones till they die. 6 *at the mouthto€ two oz thzee wit: nefes fhallhee that ts worthy of Death, Die: bur at the mouth of one witneſſe be hall not ie. 7 The hands of the 4 witnefles hall bee Arit spon him to kil him:and afterward the bands of all the < people, fo thou fhalt take the wicked away from among you. 8 €Ffthere rife a matter too hard foz thecin tudgement betweene blood ¢ blood, betweene plea and plea, betweene plague and plague, inthe matters of controuerfte within thy gates, then thalt thou arte, and goe vp onto the place which the LoD thy Goa ſhall chute, ; 9 Andthon halt come vnto the Piets ofthe Leuites, and vnto the f indge that hal be in thole dayes, x alke, and they hall Hew thee thefentenceofiudgement, — 10 Axdthou halt Doe according to that thing which they of that place (which the Lod bath chofen) thew thee, and thou halt obferue ta Dog accozding to all that they ine- forme thee. · — Il According tothe law which they ſhall teach thee, and according to the tudgement which they hall tell thee, walt s thou doe: thou halt not decline from the thing which they hal Weto thee,neither to the right band, noz to the left. l I2 And that man that will doe preſimp · tuoullp, not bearkening vnto the Prick (that ttandeth before the Lo2d thy God, to h minifterthere>o2 vnto the iudge, that man — thou fait take away enil from rael. 13 Goall the people hall heare and fears, and Doe 20 moze paelumptuoutly, 14 (When thou Halt come vnto the land which the Lod thy God atuerh thee, and ſhalt poſſeſſe it.and dwel therein ikthou fay, jl will {et a king ouer me, like as all the nations that are aboutme, - - Iş Then thou fhalt make him kingoner thee, whome the Luo thy GDD Mall chue: from among thy bzethzen halt thou make a king ouer thee: thou || Galt not fet a ı ftrangersuer ther, which is not thy bo- tper. : 16 Juany wile hee hall not prepare him mary holes, no: bring the people againe to k Egypt, forto increaſe the number of haz- feg, (ecing the Lod hath larde vnto rR Chap. xvij. Idolatry punifhed. Controuerfies. 78 b Shewing that the crime cannot be excufed by the frailtie of the perfon, c Whereby he condemaeih all religion and fere uing of God, which God hath not commanded, Num. 35.30 cha 19.3 5.mat.18. 16. 2.cor. 13. 1. +Ebr.of two wite nefes or three witne fes. d Whereby they declare that they teftified the truths e To Signifie a common confent to maintaine | Gods honour and true religion. f Who hall giue fentence, as the Priefts counfell him by the Law of God.: g Thou fhalt o-~ bey their fen- tence, that the controuerfie may hauc an end, h Solongashe isthe true mini- fier of God,and pronounceth ace cording to his word, Or mayxeſt nor. i Who is not of thy nation, leſt he change true religion into ido⸗ lacry, and bring thee to fliuericts k To revenge theiriniurie ang to take them of their beft horſet, 5 .King.3 0.282. The kings charge. The Leuites portions. Deuteronomie. The good Prophet and bad. Cities 2 e Hall henceforth goe no moze againe that a y- : J 17 Neither Hal he take him many wiues, 1 Fromthelaw leſt his beart! turne away, neither hall hee ef God. gather him much filver and gola. 18 And when he hall ft upon the theone ofbiskingdome,then ſhall be wite hunthis m Meaning,the ™ Law repeated ina booke, by the = Prieſts Deuteronomie. Of the Leuites. T9133 wHefhallcae 19 And it hall be with hin, and be Hall ittobe written Feade theretn al Bates of bis lite, that he may bythem,orhe learne tofeare the Lozd bis God, & to keepe fhallwriteitby all the wozdsof thts Law, and theſe ordi⸗ their example. nances foz to Boe them: f o Whereby is 20 Thathisbearthe not lifted bp abour meant, that kings His° bzethzen, and that bee turne not from oughtfotoloue the commandement to the right band o: to theirfubieds,as the left,but that he may polong bis dapes in mature bindech His kingdom, he,and his lonnes in the ming onebrothertco BF Fftael, loue another. CHAP, XVIII. 3 The portion of the Lewites. 6 Of the Leite comming from another place. 9 To auoide the a- bomination of the Gentiles. 15 God will not leane them withont a true Prophet.2@ The falfe prophet h [halbe flaine, 22 How he may be knowen. T We Pꝛieſts of the Leuites,& all the tribe Numb,18.20, of Leut* Mall haue no part noz inheri; Chap.t0,9.1.cor. tance with Jiraci, * but Hall eat the offrings 9.13. ofthe Low made by fire, and hts 2 invert a Thatis,the tance. t i J Lords part ofhis 2 herefore Hall they baue no inberi- inheritance, tance among their brethren: for the Lord z their inheritance, as hee bath ſaid vnto ent. 3. €And this hall bee the Pieſts duetie of the people, that thep which offer facrifice, i whether it bee bullocke og heepe , Hall grue b Therighe > ` snto the Pet the > Houlder, and the two fhoulder,Num. checkes,and the maw, 4 Whe firt fruits alfo ofthy come,oFthp 58.88, ‘ twine, andof thine ople, and the firſt of the ~ fleece of thy ſheepe thalt thou giue him. § Fo the Loꝛd thy God hath cholen him out ofall thy tribes, to ſtand and minifterin a fame of the Lom, him and his ſonnes 0} euet. 6 € Afe when a Leuite Hall come out of any of thy cittes of al Ilrael where Ye res mained, and come with < all the Defire of his © Meaning,to ferue God vn- heart yntoathe place, which the Lord hall fainedly,and not chute, —— 7 He hall then miniſter in the Mame of to fecke cafe. ) | _ the Lo2d hts God, asall his bacthren the Les uites, which remaine there befoze the LoD 8 Thep hall haue like portions to eate ébelides that which commeth of his fale of his patrimonie. : 9 Ahen thou Halt come into the land which the Lord thy God giueth thee, thou fhalt not learn to do after the abominations i of thole nations. ; J— Io Let none bee found among you that e Signifyingthey maketh his ſonne og his Daughter to °” goe wereputgedby thoꝛow the fire,or that vſeth witchcraft, or a theceremonie regarder of times, ora markerof the flying ofpaflingbe- — of fowles,oz a fozcerer, tweenetwo fires, IL D? * a charmer, og that countelleth Leuit. 18.21. ' with {ptrits, oz a foothlaper, oz that * alketh Leuit.20,27. counlell at the dead. j u Fam. 28.7. 12 Fo alt that doe {uch things are abami. d Not conftrais ned to liue of himlelfe. nation vnto the Lo2d,¢ becaule of thele abos minations the Lod thp God Doth cat them out before thee. N i 3 Chou thalt be f vpꝛight therefore with f Withone hy- the Lord thy God. pocrifie,or mix- 14 Foz thele nations which thou halt ture offalk re- poffefic, hearken vnto thofe that regard the ligion, times, and vnto fogcerers: tasg for thee, the +ébr.dut thou Lod thy God hath not ⁊ (ufferedtheefo. — ot fo. I5 @* Che Loyd thy God will raile vp Eo. giuen or ape onto thee a s ophet like vnto me, from a> pointed, mong vou, euen of thy bzethzen: vnto him pe Acs 7.37. hall hearken, g Meaning a 16 According toall that thou deſiredſt of continuall fuc- the Lord thy God in Wozeb, intheday ofthe ceffionof Pro- affembly, when thou ſaydeſt,* Let me beare phets,cill Chrift the voice of my Loꝛd God no moze, woz lee the ende ofall this great fire any moze,that J] die not. Prophets come. I7 And the Lord fata vnto mec, Chey Exod.20,19, paue well (poker, , 18 *J will raile them bp a Pꝛophet from among their brethren like vntõ thee,and wil put my words tt his t month , and hee thall {peake vnto them all that J hall commana im. 19 And wholdeuer will not hearken unto my words , which hee hall ſpeake in mp Mame, J will i require it of him. 20 But the prophee that hall preſume to {peake a wozd in mp frame, which J baue not commanded him to ſpeake, o? that ſpea⸗ keth in the namie of other gods, euen the fame prophet wall die. — i 2I Fofh.1.45 ags 3.21. ` h Which pro- mife isnot onely madeto Chrift, but to all that teachin his name Tfa.59.2 06 i By executing — vpon nd if thou thinke in thine beart, how fhal we knot the woro which the Lozd bath not{poken? ay 22 CQhen a Prophet fpeaketh in the Mame of the Loz, if the thing follow not, no: come to patie, that ts the thing which the Lod hath not (poker, but the prophet bath ſpoken tt prelumptuonflp: thou thalt not therefore be afraide of him. CHAP. XIX, 2 The franchifed townes. 14 Not to remcoue thy neighbours bounds. 16 The punifhment of him that beareth falfe witneſſe. VW en the Lod thy God * hail roote out the nations, whole land the Loz thy Sed giveth thee, and thou Walt poſſeſſe —— and dwell in their cities, and in their ouſes, 2 * Chou falt ſeparate thzee cities foz thee in the mids of thy land, which the Lord thy God giucth thee to poſſeſſe tt. 3 Thou Hhale-peepare thee the way,and Divide the coatts of the land, which theLow thy Hod giueth thee to inherite, into three pare > that eucry © manflaper may fice thi- ther. 4 ¶This alſo is the cauſe wherefore the manflayer {hall flee thither, and liue: who fo killeth his neighbour ignozantly, and hated Him not intime paled: § Ashee that goeth vnto the wood with bis neighbour to hew wood, his hand tri- keth with the are to cut downe the trer, tf the head flip from the helue, ehit his neigh⸗· c Thaemurther bout that hee dieth,the fame © Mall flee vnto be not commit- one of the cities, and line, ted vpon mur- 6 Lett * the auenger of the blood fol- ther. low after the manflaper, while bis — Numb.35: 13. hated, k Vnder this fure rote he compri- feth all che other tokens, -arrr Chap.r 2.39, xod.a i.13. aum 35.9,11,i0fb. 20, 2e a Make an open and ready way. b Which killeth againtt his will, and bare no ha- tred in bis heart, Eo zs — of refuge. Or, cannot be zudgedto death, d When thou goelt oner Tor. ` den to poffeffe the whole land of Canaan, Icfh.20.7s e Left thon be punifhed for in- nocent blood, f The Magi- firates, _ g Then whofo. cuer pardoncth murther,offen- deth againit the word of God. Chap.17.6. matt. 38.16., i0h. 8.17. 2.0r. 13. 1 heb. 1028. h Gods prefence is where his trué miniliers are aflembled, Prou.i 9.5 dat, 13.62. Exg.21.23 lenit. 2:4.20,7044,5.38 a Meaning vpon juft occafion: for God permitteth Thelfalfe witnetfe. chafeo and oucetake Hint, becaule the way is long, and flay him, although hee be not fwoutitc of Beaty, becanle he hated him not arime patt, ! 7 Wiberefore J commaund thee,faying, Chou hale appotut out thee cities fo: chee. 8 Andwhewthe Lord thy God 4 enlar- geth thy coats (as Hee hathſworn vnto thy fathers ) and gtueth thee all che tand which He pronitd to giue puto thy fathers, 9 CHlthou keepe alithele commiaunde- ments to do them, which 4 commaund thee this Dap; to wit, that thouloue the Lord thy God, and walke tn his wayes fog eucr)*then fhalt thouadde thace cities moe foz thee be- fines thoſe thee, a TO Chat innocent blood he not Hed with: inthe land which the Lord thy God giueth thee to tnberite, < let blood be vpou thee. Il Q Butte amangate bis neighbour, and lay waite fo2 him, and rile aganit hun, and finite any man that he Dic, aud flee vnto any ofthelecittes) ii IE w AEn o 12 Chenthe £ Evers of his citie Hall fend and fet him thence,and deliuer him in- tothe hannes of the auenger ot the blood, that hee may Die. E X 3 Chtne sepe Hal not Pare him, but thou {ait put away the cry of innocent blood from Ilrael that it may goe well withthe. 14 (Thou Malt noc remoouc thy neigh» bours marke, which they ofolde tinie Hane fet in thine inheritance that thou balt inpe- tite in the land, which the Lozd thy God gi- ueth thee to poſſeſſe tt. 4 r 15 @*Dne wrenelie Halt not rile againſt a mat foz any treipatle , 02 for any time, 02 foz any fault that hee oftendeth th, *but at the mouth oftwo witueſſes, o2 at the mouth of thee witueſſes Mall the matter be eſtabli Hed. 16 € Fa falle witneſſe rife bp again a man toaccute him of trelpaite, ; 17 Vien both the men whith ſtriue tos gether, hal tand before the * Lord euen bes foze the Dicks and the Judges, which ſhall bg in thofeDapes , Ms . 18 And the Judges yall make Dtligent inqutlitton:and tf the witnes be found falle, a hath ginen falle witnes agatuſt bis bo her, A 19 *Then Hall pe do unto himas He had thought tano vnto bis breather; ſo tjou att take cuill away foosth of the middes of thee, 20 And theret thal heave this,and feare, and Hall hencefoorth commit no mo any fuch wickedneſſe among you. 21 Therefore thine eye Hal haue no toms paRton,buc *lite foz life, eye foz eye, tooth fog tooth pand foz hand, foot foz foot: CHAP, XX. ‘3. Theexhortation of the Prieft when the If- ralites goe to battell. 5 I'he exhortation of the officers ſhewing whofhould goto ba'tel. 10 Peace muft firft be proclaimed, 19 The trees that beare- fruit , muſt not be deftroyed. VV en thon Walt goe foorth to warte againit thine enemies, and watt {ee not his people to fight whenit feemeth good vnto them, 4 Chap. xx. pores and charets 5 and people moe then thou,be not afraid of them fp: the Loyd thy GoD is with thee, which brought thee sut of the landof Egypt. 2 And when pe ate come necre vnto the battell, then the riet fjali come Forth to ſpeake vnto the people, 3 And hall lay vnto them, Heare, D Ji vacl; pee arecome thts Dap vnto bartell a» gaint pour enemies; *let not pour heartes fatnt, neither feare, noz bee amaſed; nor ae Dead of them, 4 Fo the Lod your God ! goeth with you, tofight fo: you againſt your enemies, and to feug pou, é 5 And let the officers ſpeake vnto the people, laying, What man is there that hath _buiita new bouie, and hath not «Dedicated it let him goe and returne to bis honle, lett wae inthe battell, and another man Dedi ate tt, 6 And what man isthere that hath plan- ted a vineparde, and ath not 4 caten of the fruit? let him goe and returne agatne vnto hts boute telit he Die inthe battell, and ana- ther cate the fruit. ` 7 Aud what man is there that hath betro- thed a wife, and bath not taken her? let him goe and returneagaine vnto his boule, leſt he die tnbatrel, and another man take ber. Of going to warres 79 Chap, 28, J. b Isprefentto defend you with his grace and power, c For when they entred firlt to dwel inan houfe, they gaue thanks to God,acknow- ledging that they bad that benefit by his grace, d The Ebrew word fignifieth- to make coms men or pro~ phane, Leuit, 19.2 5a. 8 And let the officers ſpeake further vn⸗ to thepeopie,and tap, CAholſoeuer is aktraid 74dg-7-3- ana faint hearted, let him goe and returne vnto Hig boule, leit his bꝛethꝛens heart faint itke His Heart, > g Anvatter that the officers hane made an end of {peaking vnto the people, thep thal make captaines at tye armie to gouerne the people. 7 j Io cAhen thou comme nere vnto a city to fight agatnft it, *rhou halt offer tt peace. Nw21-235 > Ir And if it an were thee againe peace: chap.2.26. ably,aiid open vnto thee, then tet all the peos e Ifivaccepe ple that is found therein, be tributarics vne peace. to thẽe and ferue thee, 12 But iktt wil make no peace with thee, ie make war againſt thee, then thou ſhalt eſiege it, wapin 1 AnD the Low thy God Halk Deliner fe tito thine hands, and thou thatt fintte al the maies thercof with theedge of the ſword· 14 Duely the women and the childze, and the cattell, andallthatts in thecitie, Tofh:8iz;. euen all the pofle therof hale thou take vn- to thy felfe, and (halt eate the ſpople of chine enemies, Which the Lod thy God hath gt wen thee. i ; í Is Thus halt thou doe Dato all the ct ties, which area great way off from thee, which are not of the cities ofthele! nations £ For God had: bere. ; __ appointed that 16 But of the citics of this people,which rhe Canaanites the Lod thy. God Hall giue thee to tuberite, thould bee de>- thou halt iaue no perfon altue,. 17 But halt vtterly deſtroy them; towit, rhe l{raclites exes the Hittites and the Amogttes, the Canaa⸗ curcrs.of his will, ~ nites, and the Pertzzites, the Wiuites,and Chap,7.1.- the Jcbulites, as tye Lord thy. Gen bath commanded thee, l 18 That they teach you not to doe after- all. their abominations , which they pane ‘ ou⸗ ftroyed;& made: Vaknowen murther. 2 Someread, For man fhalbe in fead of the ttee of the fielde, tocome out in the fiege againit thee. -a This law de- clareth how bor- rible a thing mur- ther is,feeing that forone man a whole countrey fhalbe punithed except a remedie be Found. hOr,rough. b That the bloodthed of che innocent beak in afolitarie place might make them abhorre the fat. c This wasthe prayer, whichthe Prices madein the audience of the peopk, d Signifying, that her former life muft bechan- ged, before fhee could be ioyned tothe people of God, e Ashauing re- nounced parents and countrey. f This oncly was permitted in the warres:otbet wilethe Ifrae- lites could not marry ftrangers, Bone unto their gods, and fo pe ſhould finne agaiuſt the Lod yaut God. — Ig Mhen thon hak belie ged a citie tong time , and made warre agawitit te take tr, Dekroy not the trees thereof by finiting an are vnto them : foz thou mayeit eat of tiem: therefore thou Malt not cut them Downe to further thecinthe ſiege (kor thes tree of the ficto ts mans life.) , 20 Dnely thole trees, which thou know- eft are not foz imeat, thole halt thou deſtroy and cut Downe, and make forts againſt the clite that maketh warre mith thee, until thoutubduc te. CHAP XXR 2. Jaquifiton for murther. a1 Ofthe woman takes za war. i5 The birthright cannot be chane ged for affection, 18 The difabedient childe. 23 The body may not hang al might. J SF one be found 2 Haine tn che land, which the Lord thy God giüeth thee to poſſeſſe it, lying inthe field, and it is net knowen wha baty Raine bint, 2. Then thine Ciders g thy Judges Hal conte forth and meaſure unto the cities that are round about him that ts Aune. _ 3 Awd let the Civers ofthat citie which is nett vnto the Haine man, take out of the Doue an Heifer chat hath not beene put to labour, no: bath dꝛawen in the poke, - 4 Ani let the Elders ofthat citie bring the heifer nite a || onie valley, which ts neither cared noz lowen, and ftrike off the heifers necke therein the valley. z § Alo the Piets the fonnes of Leni, (whome the Tord thy Gob hath choten to minter, anv te blete in the name of the L023) Hali ceme feosrh , and by their wo, ait all rete and plague be eryed. 6 4nd all the Claers of that citie that came neete to the flaine man, Wali wai their bands ouer the heifer that is beheaded tir the valley: 7 And hall tettife,and fay, Dur hands baue not thed this blosd , neither haue our eyes ſeene tt. 8 © D Loan be mercifull vnto thy people Iſrael whome thou hat redeemed, and lap no innocent blood to the chargeof thy peo; He Iſrael; andthe blood hall bee korgiuen ein. j 9 Ho thalt thou take away the cry of in- nocent blood from thee, when thou halt doe that which ts right tn the light of the Lom, lo @ Ahen thou thalt goe to warre a: gaint thine cwenits, and the Lod thy God thai Deltucr them into thine bandes , Ethou fhalt take them captiues, Il Ana fhalt fee among the captives a beauttfullwoman , ¢ halt a veire vnia ver, and wouldeft take her to thy wife, 12 en thou hate bring her home to thine houle, dand thee Wall Hane ber head, and pare ber naties, 13 And fhe Halt put off the garment that fhe was taken in, and hee Hall remaire in thine boule, cand bewaile her father and ber mother a moneth long; and after that falt chou goe in vnto her, and marie ber, and fhe Wali be thy E wrfe. 14 And ik thon haue nofaucuy vnto ber, Deuteronomie. Will but thou thait not tel her foz monep,noz make marchandilſe of her, becaule thou pak humbled der. i Is (if a man haue two wines, one to- ued, and another s hated, Ethey haue borne bim childzen, boty the loned and allo the med 3 tf the irk bognebe the lonne of the ated, 16 Then when the time commeth, that hee appointeth bis fons to be beires of that which be hath, be may net make the fonne of Theheire. A difobedient fonne. then thou mapett let ber goe whither thee g This decla _/ reth thatthe pti- rality of wiues came ofa cor- rupt aticGion, fie beioued firitbozite befoze the fonne of Or, while the the bated, which ts the fir bong: [onne of the hae 17 Buthe hhalacknowleage the fonise of ted Leth, thebatedtez che firt bozne, and give him peuble postion ot all that be hath; fo: bets the frit ofits frength, and to‘ bun belon⸗ geth therightofthe tirſt baane.. 18 Jf aay man paue a ſonne that is tub- borne and dilobedient wbich will not bears ken vnto the voice of hrs father, noz p botce of bis * mother, and they Daue chaſtened Him, and De would notobey them, 19 Then Hall his father and hismother take bim, & bring him out vito the Eiberg of bis citie, and vñto the gate of the place where be dwelleth, : : 20 Gnd pall fap onto the Elders of his citie, This our ſoune is Rubbozne and Dils obedtent,and He will not obey our admoniti⸗ on: bets a royoter, and a dꝛunkard. 21 Then al the men of his citie hal | tone bim with Hones vnto death: ſo thou Walt take away cuill from among pou, that ail Iſrael may beare trand feare. , 22 Jfa wian allo haue committed a tref pafe wozthy of Death, and is put to Death, and thou hangeſt him an a tree, å 3- pis body Hall not remaine mal night vpon the tree, but thou fhalt burte him the ſame day: forthe * cure of Ged is on him that is panged. Defile not therefore thy —— the Lord thy God grueth thee te inherite. CHAP. XXIT 1 He commandeth to have care of our neigh- bours goods. 5 The woman may not weare mans apparell, ner man the womans. 6 Of the damme and hor young birdes. 8 Wiythey fhould haue battlements. 9 Not tomixe dimers kindes toge- ther. 13 Of the wife not being founda virgin. 23. The punifhment of adultery, Wou * halt not fee thy bothers ove nor bis ſheepe goe atray, aim a withdraw thy elfe from them, bur fyalt bheing them againe unto thy bother. 2 AnD if thy bother bee not tneere bn- te thee, 02 if thou knowe him not, thenthou ait ining it into fhine boule, and it wall remaine with thee , vntill thy brother feeke after tt: then Walt thon deliuer it to bin a: gaine. * í : 3 Jnlike maner Malt thou Doe with vis calle, and fo palt Mau doe with pis ray. ment, aud ſhalt ſo doe with all lott things of thy biatbher, which hee hath loft; ifthou Hak found them, thou halt not withdraw thypfetfe from them. h As much asto two of the others, 1 Excepthe be Vianworthy, as was Reuben Iaakobs ſonne. k Foritis the mothers duety alſo to infttu& her children. I Whichdeath was alfo appoin- ted for blafphe- mers and idola⸗ ters : fo that to difobey the pa- rents is moft hor- rible. m For Gods law by his death is fa- tisfied,and nature abhorreth cru- eltie. Galat. 3. 13. Exod.23.4, a As though thou fawelt it not, b Shewisg tbat brotherly affe&i- on muft bee ſhewed, not only to them that dwell neere vnto vs,bat alfoto them which are farre off. c Much more art thou bound to doe forthy - neighbours per ! 4 € ThouKart not lee thy brothers 7 Aone oo: eT a Diuersordinances. The punifhment d For that were to alter the or- derof nature, and to deſpite God, e IfGod deteft cruelrie doneto little birds,how much more to man, made ac- cording to his image? f The cenour of this Law is, to walke in finopli- Citie, and notto be curious of new inuentions, Namb,15.38, | g Thatis,bean eccafion that fhe is dandered, h Meanie, the fheet, wherin the fignes of her yir- ginitie were. i Forthe faule of the child re- boule : fo thou mong yo Lo, Bababoay enti from Jast. noꝛ his oxe fall downe by the wap and with⸗ draw chy felfe from them, bur Malt lift them yy with him. ; ; ¶ The d woman Hall not weare that which pertaineth vnto the manneither thal aman puron womans ratincnt: for allthat Dor fo, are Abomination vnto the Lord thy on, A 6 C*Iihon And a birds nekt in the way, ini any tree, 0? on the ground, whether they be vongoregges, and the Damme fitting vpon the yong; 02 vpon the exges, «chou Walt not take the damme with the yong, 7 Bur hale in anp wile let the damme gor, and take the yong te thee, that thou niaveſt proſper and prolong thy Dayes. 8 d Mhen thou buildeſt a new boule, thou Halt makea battlement on thy rocfe, that thou lay not blood vpon thine boule, if any man fall thence. 9 © Thon thait nott owe thy vineyard with Dincrs kinds of (eedes, leak thou defile the intreaſe ofthe feed which thou ban iow- en, and the feutt of the vineyard, 10 @ Thou halt not plough with an ore and an aie together. Ir d Chou thalt not weare a garment of Diners forts, as of woollen eltnen together. 12 @* Thot halt make thee fringes pp> onthe foure quarters of thy veture; where- with thou concrett thy feite. 13 ¶ Jfa man take a wife, and when hee hath lien with ber-hate her, 14 And lays llanderous things vntoher charge anD bing bp ancuil name pon ber, . and fay.9 tooke this wife,and when J came tober, J found her not a mayd, Is Theu Hall the father of the mayd and her mother take and oping the lignes of the maydes virginitie vnto the Elders of the ci⸗ tie fo the gate. 16 And the maydes father thall fay vnto the Elders, J yauc my Daughter vnto this man to wife, and he hatech her: 17 And loe, hee layeth landerous things vnto her charge, laying, Ifound net top Daughteramaypde : loc,thele are the rokens of my Daughters virginitie: they ſhall ean the ^ veture before the Elders of the citp. 18 ‘Chen the Clders of the city thail take thatmanandchattiiebin, 19 And Hall condemne himin an hun⸗ Ded thekels of filuer, and gine them unto ~ the father i ofthe maypde, becaule bee hath Brought bp an euill name vpon a mayde of Iſrael: and the ſhall be his wife,and he map: not put —— atthis life = ; true, that the 20 @ But if this thing bee 21 Chen they hall ming forth the maya mavyd bee nat found a virgine ‘te tie Dooeof ber fathers boule, and the men of her city Wali tone der with tones: _, te Death : foz (hee hath weought folly in Iſ⸗ rael, by playing fhe whore in her fathers fjal: putemil away trom a- u. 22 @ * Jf aman bee found lying with a) waman married to a man, then thep Mall Dig euen both twatne sto wit, the man that, lap with the wife, and the wife; to thou halt Vy 997 8 Chap. xxiij. | VLoꝛd fozeuer, 23 If amayde bee betrothed vnto an hulband, and aman finde her in the towne, and le with Fer, i 24 Then ihal pe heing them both out vn⸗ tothe gates ofthe ſame citie, and Hall Tone them with Cones to death:the maid becaule Hee cried not, being in the ciiy, and the man, becauſe hee hath |) humbled hts netghbours wife ; fo thou Walt put away euill from as mong you, 25 @ But if a man finde a betrothed mayd in the field, and fogce ber,and lee with — the man that lay with her, ſhall die one: 26 And vnto the mayd thou Walt do no⸗ thing, becaufe there is in the mayd no ſcauſe of Death ; foz as when a man rileth againit bis neighbour and woundeth him to Death, fo kig this matter. f 27 Foꝛ be found herin the fields: thebe- trorheD mayd cried, and there was no man tofuccour ber. i 28 ¶ It aman Gnde a mayde that is not betrothed and take her, and lic with her, and they be found, ) 29 Chew the man that lay with her, hall gine vnts the maydes father ittie thekels of üluer : and fhe thall be bts wrte, becauſe hee hath humbled her; be caunot put her away all bis life. | Hates 3 30 @ sao man thal itake bis fathers wife no: hall vncouer his fathers hire. CHAP. XXIII, £ What men might not bee admitted to office. 9 What they ought to anoyde' when they goe to warre, 15 Of the fugitene feruant. 17 To fle all Runde of wharedome. 19 Of vfwrie. 21 Of vores, 24 Ofthe neighbours vine and corne. Nee thatis hurt by buriting, 0z that Hath his petute member cut ofta Walen: ter into the Congregation efthe Roz. 2. b baltard Halb not enter into the Congregation of the Lozd:enen to his tenth generation fhaii hee not enter into the Con- gregation of the Lor. j 3 * The Ammonttes and the Moabites fail nor enter into the Congregation of the Lozd seuen to their tenth generation hall ‘thep not enter into the Congregation of the 4 Becanie they < met pou not with bead gud Mater in the way, when pee came out of Egypt, and *becanle they hired againk thee Bataan the fonne of Beo, of Pethoꝛ tn A- ram·naharaim, to curfe thee. § Neuertheleſſe, the Lorde thp Gov would not bearken donto Balaam, but the Lord thy Sod turned the curſe to a blefling mito thee becaulethe Lord thy God lowed bee, 6 Thou 4 halt not ſeeke their peace noz: their peotpevitic ali thp dapes foz ener. : 7 ¶ Thou ſhalt not abhorre an Coomite, fo: hee is tip baother, neither halt thou ab⸗ bore an Cayppiian, becaute thou watt a’ itranger tn bis land, 8 Whe chilon that are begotten ¢ of ofadulterie. Baftards. 80 lOr deſled. || Or, 20 finne worthy death. k Meaning, thar the innocent can⸗ not be punifhed. Exod.a 3.16, 1 He thal not fie with his flepmo- ther ; meaning bereby all other degrees forbid- den, Leuit.: $, a Eitherto beare office, or to mare ty a wife, b: This was to caufe them'to linechaftly,that their pofteritie hight not be reieted, Nehem.i 3.4. c Hereby he condemneth aW, that further not the children of Godin their vo⸗ cation. x Numb, 23.5360 d 'Thowthale haue nothing to do with them, e Ifthe fathers haue renounced them in their third generation ibaki Iter theiridolatrie, into the Congregation of the Lop. and receiue cig- pie o Echen thon goth aut with the hatte cumcifion, againg | To auoyd all filthineffe. f For the necef- fitie of nature, g Meaning here- by,that bispeo- ple thould be pure both in foule and body. h Thisis meant of the heathen who fled for their matters cruelty, andim. braced the true Religion. f Ebr.gates. i Forbidding hereby that any gaine gotten of euill things fhould be applied to the feruice of _ God, Micah.1.7. Exod.22.25. lewit.2 5.36. K This was per- mitted for a time for the hardneſſe of their heart. 1 Ifthou (thew thy charitie to’ thy brother,Ged will declare his louetoward thee, m Ifthe vow be lawfull and god- ly. n Being hired ſor to labour, o Tobring hometo thine houfe, Matth x3, Le againt thine enemies, keepe Chee then from all wickedneſſe. 10 € Ikthere bee among you any that is vncleane by that which commeth to him by night, be ſhall goe out of the poke, and hall not enter into the boke, 12 But ateucn he thal wath bimfelfe with Water, and when the Quine isdowne, hee Wall enter into the hoſte. 12 ¶ Chou Walt haue a place allo with: out the hoite whither thou Walt £ relit, 13 And thou fhalt baue a paddle among thy Weapons, and when thou wonnen fic Downe without, thou hale digge theremiths and setueniNg thou galt e couer thine excre· ments. - 14 Foz the Lord thy God walketh inthe ` middes of chy campe to Deliuer thee, and to wine thee thine enemies before thee : there- fore thine hoſte Mall be holy, that he fee no tico thing in thee, and turne away fron ee, AS Thon halt not * deliner the ſeruant onto his matter, which is eſcaped from bis’ matter vnto thee, 16 We thall dwel with thee, euen among vou,in what place bee hall choofe, in oneot thpt cities where itt liketh hun bet ; thou 6 halt not vexe iUm. 17 @ There hall bee no whore of the Daughters of Iſrael, neither hati there bee a whoꝛe keeper sf the fonnes of Iſrael. 18 Chou fhalt neither bing the ihwe of whore, nor the price of a Dogge into the Doule of the Loza thy Gon for any vowe: foz euen both thele.are abomination vnto the Lod thy God, ; 19 @* Chou Halt not gine to vfury te thy brother: as vlüry of moneys vfurte of meate, vlury of any thing that is put to vlurie. 20 Untoak franger thou mapet tend vpon vſury, but thou ſhalt not lend vpon vſury vnto thy brother, that the Lo: thy God may! bleſſe theeinall chat thou fettet thine hand to,tn the land whither thou goet to poſſeſſe it. | 21 C Uhen thou Hált vowe a howe vn⸗ to the Loz thy God, thou halt not be lacke to papit: fozthe Lod thy God will ſurely require ttof thee, and fo it hould bee tinne Dito thee, { 22 But when thou abſtaineſt from vow⸗ tng, tt hall be no firme vnto thee. y 23 Chat which ts gone out of thylips, thou Halt = keepe and pertorme as thou batt wowed it willingly vnto the Lod thy God; for thou hatt (poken tt with thy mouth. 24 @ Uhen thou comme vunta z thy neighbours vineyard, then thou mayeſt cate grapes at thy pleaſure, as much as thon wilt ; but thou ſhalt put none in thy? vefen, 25 Cen thou commet into thy neigh⸗ ‘bours.cozne ,.* thou mayeſt plucke the cares with thine hand, but thou hate not mooue a fickle to. thy neighbours comme, CHAP. XXIAII. 1 Disorcement is permitted, 5 He that is new- Gusdy married , is exempted from warre. 6 Of the pledges te Wages must not be retained, 16 The Deuteronomie. Diuorcement. good must not bee punifbed for the bad. 19 The care of the ftranger, fatherleffe and widow, VV Ven a man taketh a wife, and mars VV rieth bers iffa bee hee find no fauour inbiseyes, becaule be hath eſpied fome fil» thinefle inber, + then let him weite ber a bill ofDinogcement, and put itin her hand, and fend her out of his houle. f 2 And when thee ts Beparted out of his Houle and gone ber way, and marry with an- other man, 3 And ifthe latter huſband hateher,and wwatte ber a letter of dinorcement/ and put it in ber hand, and fend Her out of his houle, prif the latter man Die which tooke perta ife : 4 Then her lirſt puloand, which lent ber away, mip not take ber agatne to bee bis wite after that thee is efiet rfo that isa= bointnation iu the fight of rhe LoD, ana thou ſhalt not caule the land to finne, vohich the Lod thy God Doth giue chee toinberit. ‘§ @ CUbena man taketh a new wife, he fall net goe a warfare, < neither ſhall bee charged with any buſineſſe, but tall be free at home one peere, and retopce with bis wife which be hath taken. ¶ No man hal take the nether noz the vpper $ milifone to pledge: foz this gage is his lining. j 7 (Hany man be found ftealing any of d bis bꝛethren of the chtidzen of Iſrael, and maketh merchandile of bim, orſelleth bim, that thiefe hall die: fo hale thou put eull a- wap from among you. 8. C Cake heed of the* plague oflepzos ` fie that thou obferue diligently, and Doe ac⸗ cording to ali that the Prieſtsofthe Leuites Mall teach yous take heed pee Doe as g coms manded them. 9 Remember what the Lord thy Ger did unto * Mirxiam by the way atterithat pee werecome out of Egypt 7 Io € Chen thou thalt alke againe of thy neighbour any thing lent, thou halt not goe einto bis houle to fet his pledge, IL Butthou halt tand without, and the man that borrowed it of thee, hail bing the pledac out of the doores vnto thee. 12 furthermoze, if it bee a pooze body, thou halt not eepe with his pledge, ` I3 Bur thalt reſtoꝛe him the pledge wher the Sunne goeth Downe, that he may tleepe in his rayment, and bleſſe theet and it wall be righteouſneſſe vnto thee (before the Loyd 14 E Thou Hale not oppꝛeſſe an Hir: feruattt that ts needy and pood, ‘neither of thy brethren, nor of the ranger thatisin thy land within thy gates. Is * hon halt gine him his Hire for hig Day, neither Hal the Hunne go Downe vpon | Wages. A a Hereby God approueth not that light di... uorcement,but permitteth it to auoyd further inconuenience, Matthis 9,7. b Seeing that by dimitting her,he _ iudged her to be vncleaneand © defiled. iy c Thatthey> > might learne to: know one ano⸗ thers conditionsy< and fo afterward liue in. godly peace, whereby aman getteth his lis ving. Leuit. 13,2. Numb. i 2., 10. e Asthough thou wouldeſt appoint what to haug bug hale receive what he may ſpare. Th. | Re f Though he would be vn = thankefull yer ® God will not © ? pan = forger ity» Leuit. i. 3. tob a.i 4 2. Kiaat 2.chron. 25.4. it: for hee ts pooꝛe and there dith ſuſteinethrer⸗ 31.29,30. his life: let hee cty again thee vnto the exek.: 8.20. Lom and itbe finne vntothee. i > + 26°39 Becaufe the 16 €* Tbe fathers ſhal not be put to Death world did leaſt forthe chilen, no: the childzen put to death eftceme thefe world did leaft fo? the fathers,but etery man Mall be put to forts of people, ny Death fo: his owne inne: therefore God 17 @ Thou halenot pervert the right oF hath mok care ranger the katherleſſe Ee SN ee a widowed hos tate? ouer them, Nor any thing, - we an — 2*4 a J J a a o To raiſe vp ſeede to the kinſeman. Leuit. 19.9. and.23. 22. Or, gathereſt thine oliues. a widowes raiment to pledge. 18 But remember that chou walt a fers uant in Egypt, and how the Lozd thyGod Deltuered thee thence. Therelore 3 come maund thee to Doe thisthing. ? 19 C Mhen thou cuttet downe thine harueſt in thy felde, ana batt forgotten a fheafein thefeld, thou thaltuot goe againe to fet it,but it pall be foz the ranger, for the fatherleſſe, and for the widow: that the Loa thy Gon may bleie thee tn all the wozkes of thine bands, 20 Chen thou || beatet thine oliue tree, thou fhalt not goe ouer the boughes againe, but ít fhall be foz the ranger,fo2 the fathers HOr, the grapes of Velle,and fo: the widow. thy vineyard. h Godiudged them not mind- full of his bene- fite,except they were beneficial! Vato others. sa Whether there be a plaintiſe or none,the Magi- ſtrates ought to try out faults,and punith according toché crime, b Whenthe crime deferueth not death, € The lewesof fuperftition af- terward tooke On¢eaway, 2.Cor. II. 24. 1. Cor. ↄ 9. v.tim. 5. 18. Ruth 4.3 matth, 22,24.mar.12. 39 luke 20. 28. d Becauſe the E- _ brew word figni- fieth nor the na- turall brocher, & the word that fignifieth abro- ther,is taken alfo for a kinfman : it ſeemeth that itis not meant that the natural] bro- ther fhould mar- sie his brothers wife, but fome other of the kin- red,that was in that degree Which might matric, 2I Uhen thon gatherett thy || binepard, thou halt not gather the grapes cleane after thee, but thep thall be fo: the ttranger, foz the fatherlefe,and fo: the widow. 22 And remember that thou waſt +a fer- uantin the land of Egypt: therefore J com- maunt thee to Doe this thing. i CH ot irks To rsif 3 e beating of the offenders, 5 o ratte v ſeede to the — it In what cafe a E mans hand muft becut off. 13 Of aft weights and meafures, 19 To deftroy the Amalekites, we there Halbe itrife between men, and they fhall come onto tudgement, * and [entence tall be giuen pon them,and the righteous hall betuttified, and the wic- ked condemned, 2 Then ik lo be the wicked be worthy to bee beaten, the Judge Hall caule him to tte Downe, > and to bee beaten before His face, according to his treſpaſſe, vnto acertaine number. s 3 © Foatie Rripes thall bee caufe him ta baue and not paft, left thee ſhould erceede and beat him aboue that with many tripes, thy brother ould appeare deſpiſed tn thy gbt. 4 C* Thon halt not moulel the ore that treadeth out the come, § C * Ikbꝛethꝛen dwel together, and one of them die and haue nofonne, the wife of the dead (hall not marry without, thar is, vn⸗ to a ſtranger, but his ¢ kinfeman thal goe in bntober, and take ber to wife, and Doe the kinfemans office to her. 6 Andthefirt bome which he beareth, hall ſucceede in the name of bis bother which is Dead, that his name bee not put out of Iſrael. i 7 Aud ik the man wil not take his kinie- woman, then tet his kinſwoman gog baf the gate puto the Elders, and fay, My kinke- man vefuleth to raile bp vnto bis bother a name in Iſrãel: he wilinot doe the office of a kinfeman onto me. acs ‘8 Thenthe Eiders ofhis citie ſhall call bim, and commune with him: if be tano anv Tay, J will not take ber, O Then Hal hiskinfewoman come vnto him inthe pretence of the Ciders, and loole his ſhooe from his foote, and {pit tn his face, aid anfwere,and fay, Ho thal it be Done vn⸗ tothatiman, that will not buila vp his bzo- thers poule. 10 And his name ſhalbe called in Iſrael, Chap. xxv. xxv}. Oftting ofthe firftfuits. $r The houle of him whole poore is put off, 1 Ce Ahen men ſtriue together, one e This lawim- with another, if the wife of the one come portech,that neere fo to rid her hulband outofthe hands godly thame- of him that (miteth him, and put foozth her faltnenie be pree pand, and take bim by hts paturttes, ferued: forit is 12 Chen thou halt cut ox ber hand; thine an horrible thing eye fall not (pare ber. to fee a woman 13 ¶ Thou ſhalt not haue in thy bag two paſt thame. maner of + weights, a gteat anda ã ſmail. xREor.ſtone and 14 either halt thou haue in thine houle fone, Diners + mealures, a great and a fmall: $Ebr.Ephah and Iş Burthou Walt haue artght and tw Ephah: reade weight : aperfite aud atu mealure Halt Exed 3-36: thou haue,that thy Dapes map be lengthened A the land which the Lord thy God giucth ee. 16 Fozall that do ſuch things, andal that Doz bnrighteoully, are abomination vnto the Loud thy Gov. ; 17 * Remember what Amalek Did bits Exodi. be - oe we the way, when pee were come out 18 How hemet thee by the way, ¢ {note the hindmoſt of you, all that were feeble bes Hind thee, when thou watt fainted and wess rie, and be feared not God. 19 Therefore, when the Lord thy God hath giuen thee ret from all chine enemies round about inthe land, which the Lop thy Gov giueth thee for an inheritance to pol> lyaccomplithed | ſeſſe it, then fhalt thou put out thef remem by Saul,aboue beance of Amalek from vnder heauen foz» 4soyceresafe pet not, tervard. F This was parta CHAP, XXVI 3 The ofring of the firft Frits. 5 What they muft proteſt when they offer them. 12 The tithe ofthe third yeere, 13 Thesr prote/tation in ofe- ring tt. 19 Te what honour God preferreth thems which acknowledge himto be their Lord. Lio when thou Halt come into the land A which the Lord thy God giucth thee foz — and fhalt poſſeſſe it and Dwell herein, 2 Then halt thou take of the fitt of all a By this eere- the fruite ofthe earth, and bring it out of monie they aca the land that the Lod thy Gon giueth thee, knowledged — and puttt inabalket,and go vnto the place, thacthey recei- which the Lord thy od thal chule tob place ued the land of - bis Rame there. Canaan asa free 3 Andthou halt come vnto the Piet gift of God. that halbe in thole Dates, and fap onto htm, b Tobe called Jacknowledge this day vnto the Lod thy vpon,ferued,and — God, that J am come vnto the countrep worlhipped fpi» ae 74 Lord fware vnto our fathers fot ritually Chap, o gtue + X 12.56 4 Then the Piet ſhall take the baſket put of thine hand, and fet tt Downe before the Altar ofthe £020 thy God. §_ And thou halt anfwere and fay before the Lord thp God, AAnd Wait weite upon chem all the words of this Lame, when thou Halt come puer that thot matett go into the land which the Lord thy Go giucth thee : aland that floweth with milke and honte, as the Lord Gow of thy fathers hath promtied thee. 4 Wherefore when per. hall paffe cuer Ioen, vee hail ſecvp thel Tones which J command you this Day in mennt Chal, and thou ibait platter chim with platter, § * An there tate thou build vnto the L020 tiy Gov an altar, euen an Alear of fones : thou thalelifenone © poninftrument vpon them. 6 Thou halt make the Altar ofthe Lod thy Gon of whole ttones, and offer burnt of: ftings thereon vnto the Lord thy God: 7 And thon fhalt offer peace offerings, and ſhalt cate there, and retopce before the Lod thy God: ; 8 AnD thou ſhalt write bpon the tones a ae mods of this awe 4 well and plainely. > And Motes and the Prickes of the Leuites Make vnto all Tirael, faying, Take heed, and heave, D Frael: this day thow art become the people of the Logo thy Goo. Io Theu e walt Hearken therefore vnto the voice ofthe Lod thy God, and doe his commandements and hts ordinances, which Icommand thee this day: IL € And Woles charged the people the fame Bay, faying, 12 Whele hail and vpon mount Gr- tizim, to biele the people when pee Hak atte ouer Joꝛden: Simeon, and Leui, and udah, and Iſſachar, and fJoleph, anv Beniamin. 13 And thele ſhall ſtand vyon mennt © batto s-curle; Reuben, Gad, and Ayer and Zebulun Dan and Mapdtali. | 14 And the Leuites Hall antwere and fap onto all the men of Jiraci with alowde voice, 15 q Curſed bee the man that Gail make anp carued op moltei! image, whichis an a⸗ bomination vnto the Lord, the worke of the hands of the crafteſman, and putteth itina koprat place: Zud all the people thal anſwere and fay : Bobe it. À à 16 Curled he he that i curlerh bis father and his mother: and all the propie alliays 0 beit. 17 Curſed be hethat remoueth his neigh: bours k marke; And allthe people Mail fay: Ho beit. : 18 Curie be bee that maketh the! biina goe out of the way; And ali the people iali fay: Dobe tt. ; 19. Qurled be he that hindereth the right of the ftranger, tyg fatherleſſe, and thew Dow ; and all the people Malt fay ; Goa be tt. 29 Curſed heehee that lyeth wich vi e r3 Deuteronomie. The law written in ſtones. Curfings. a As Gods minis Iofh 4.15 b God would that his Lave fhould be fer in thebordcrs of the land of Caz naan,that.al that looked thereon, might know thae the land, was dedicate to his feruice, = Exod 20,255 20fh.&.31. c The Altar fhould not he cu. rioudy wrought, becaufe it ſhoula continue bur for atime: for God would haue but one Altar Im lue dah, M d That every. one may well. reade ãt, and vne derſtand it. e This conditi- on Ged hath bound thee vo⸗ toʒthat if thou wilt be his peo⸗ ple,thou mu keepe hislawes. f Meaning, E- phraimand Ma- naſſeh. g, Signifying, thatafthey would notobey God for loue, they fhould be made to obcy for feare, h Vnder this. he conteincth al the corruptionof Gods feruice and the tranfereffion of the firft rable. i Or,contem- neth: and this ap- perteinethto the. ſecond Table. k He condeme neth all iniuries and extortions, 1 Meaning, that helpcrh nor, and counfelieth nor. his neighbour, j Curfings. Bileffings. thers totfer foz bee bath vntouered bts fa- m Incommit- thers™(kict; And alt the people ſhali tap: d Thy children e Allthine en. ting villanya> · Dobe it. gaint him, Leuit. 21 Curled bebe that lieth with any beat, 20.11,chap.22. And allthe people Wall lay: Ho beit, jocack22,10, 22 Curled be he that lieth with vis liter, the Daughter of hts father, oz the Daughter rs bts — And all che people Walay; obe tt. 23 Curled be he that iteth with bis > mo- vie in law: anu atl tye people hall fay: So it. 24 Curled be hee that ſmiteth his neigh o For God that Douro ſecretly: And all the people mall fap: fecthin cera Hobe it, willreuenge it, 25 *Curfed be hee Mat taketh a reward Ezek.23. 12. to puttedeathinnacent dlood: And all the people Hall Sp: Dobe tt. Galst, 3.10. 26 *Curled be he that confirnieth not all the wordes of this Law te dee them: Ana ail the people pali fap: Do bett. CHAP. XXVIII E The promifes to them that obzy the comman- demeats. 15 The threatnings tothe contrary. > n Meaning,his pviues mother, Leux.a6.3. JE tbou alt obep Duligentiy the voice of the Lord thy God, and obſerue and doc ail bis commaundentents which F command thee this Dap, then the Lord thy God wiil a ‘Hee will make k tet thee on high aboue al the nattons of the thee the TA ex- callvar.of ail 2 And ail thek bleſlings hall come on Peo — thee, and > ouertake thee 5 cthou Malt obey chinkeft thy felfe the vorce ofthe Lom thp Gov. oo ha 2 "lenen fhalt thou be in the 23 Anes thine heauen that is ouer thine f bead, fhall be * bzaffe , and the earth thatis k Ie ſhall giue vnder thee,yzon. _ theeno more 24 The Lom hal giue thee forthe raine moyfture, then if of thy land, duſt and alhes: euen from Beas it were of biafle, nen fhail it come Downe vpon thee, vntill fOr; eae ofthe i thou bedeftroped. aire, as duft rai- 25 And the Logs Mall chle thee to Fall d web winde, Before thine enemies : thou walt come out 1 Some read, one way againk them, and alt flee ſeuen thou Malt bea wapes befoze them, and ſhalt be f{cattered cerrorandfeare through all the kingdoms ofthecarth. when they fhalt 26 Andthy™ carkeis al be meate vnto hearehow God | all fonles of the aiteann vite the beaſtes of hath plagued the earth, and none Kail fray them away, thee, 27 The Lord will ſmite thee with the m Thou fhalt be betch of Egypt, and with the emerodes, and curfedtoth in with thefcabbe,and with the itch, that thou thy life and in canit net be healed. SAAN __. thy death: for 28 Gud the Lod Mail {mite thee with the burialis ares madneſie, and with blinduckz, and with a- fimony of there- ſtonying of heart. furreGion, which 29 Gihoulhatt alle grope at noone dayes, fiene forthy as tie” blinde gropeth ir Darkenefle, and wiakcdnefle - ſhalt not pꝛoſper tm thy wayes:thou Walt nes thou thal: lacke, uer but bee oppe Ted with wong, and bee n Inthings moft pouled euermoꝛe, and naman iali ſuccourt euident & cleare - thes, : thou (ha't lacke 30 Thou halt betroth å wife, another difcreion and man (Hail lie with her: thou Walt duilde an iudgement, boui aun Yalt not dwell therein:thou ſhalt ¢Ebr.mcke se plant a buiepasd, t a not $ eat che fruit. comm:in. : . 2 31 Shing [lOr fore, Plagues and threatnings o When they fhall returne from their. capti-. witie, p Ashedid Ma- naffeh, Ioachim Zedekias and others, Terec24. 9. and 25. 9s 1. king. 9. 7. Mich.G.i 5. hagg. tba. Or, be Jhaken bee fore they be ripe. q Vnderone kind he contei- nerth all the ver- mine which de- ſtroy the fruits of the land: and this isan euident token of Gods cule. 31 Ehime ore hall be fatne before thine eyes, ethou fhalt not eate thereof: thine afie fhalbe violently taken away befoze thy face, and (hall not be reitozed unto theesthy Weep Wall be giuen vnto thine enemies, € no man Mall reſcue them fog thee. 32 Thy onnes and thy Daughters ſhalbe giuen vnto another peopic, and thine eyes o hall till looke fo? thei, euen till they fall ont ann there ſhalbe no power in thine hand 23 Whe fruit of thy land and all thy la- bours (hal a people which thou knoweit not, tate, and thou Walt neuer but (utter mong, and vtolence alway? 34 Ho that thou halt be mad fo: the light which thine eyes Wall (ee. ‘ 35 The Losd hall finite thee in the knees, and inthe thighes with a toze botch., that thou cantt not be healed: cuen from the tole of thy foot vnto thetopof thinehead. 6 The Lord thal baing thee g thy pking (which thou Walt (et ouer thee) vnto a nati; on, which neither thou noꝛ thy kathers haue knowen, and there thou Malt ſerue other gods, cuen Wood, and ſtone: 37 And thou halt *be awonder, a po- uerbe and a common talke among all peo- plewhtther the Loꝛd Hallcariethee. 38 * Chou halt carte out much feed inte the ficld, and halt gather but little in: toz the grathoppers Mall deſtroy it. . 39 Thou halt plant a vineyard, € Delle it, but halt neither dzinke of the wine, noz Sather the grapes: fog the wozmes Hall eat it. 40 Chou Malt baue oliue trees in allthy coatkes , but halt not anoint thy felfe with the oyle: foz thine oliues Walli! fall. 4I Thou thait beget fonnes, and daugh⸗ ters, but Walt not haue them: foz they hall goe into captinitic. 42 Allthy trees fruit of thy land Hall the igrafjopper conſume. 43 The Granger thatis among you, hall clime aboue thee vp on hie: anu thou Malt come downe beneath alow. 44 He hall lend thec,and thou Halt not ays bin ; be ſhalbe the head and thou ihalt ¢ the tayle. 45 PMPozeouer all thele curies Hall come ppor thee,and hal purlue thee and oucrtake thee,till thou bee deſtroyed, becaule thou oa beyedſt not the vopce of the Lozd thy God, -to keepe his commandements, and jis ordi⸗ £ Gods plagues thall be cuident fignesthat beeis offended with thee. Or, barbarous, cruel, or impis dente nances which he commanded thee: 46 And they Halbe vyon thee fo: lignes and wonders, and vpon thy feed foz encr, 47 Becaule thou ſexuedſt not the Lod thy God with ioyfulneſſe, and with a goga heart foz the abundance of all things. 48 Cherefore thou Walt ſerue thine ene» mies which the Log Hall fend vpon thee in hunger and in thirft,and in nakedneſſe, and in necd of all things: and he hall put a poke ofyzon npon thpnecke, vntill bee haue de- ſtroyed thee. ‘ 49 The Lod hall bring a nation bpon thee from farre , euen from the end of the wold, flying (wif as an: Cagle, anation whole tongue thou halt not vnderſtand: so A nation of a |! fierce countenance, which will not regard the perſon oF she old, Deuteronomie. againſt the diſobedient. no? haue compaſſion of the pona. S1 The fame Hall cate the fnitof thy / cattell, and the fruit of thy land vnti thou be deſtroyed, and hee Hali teane thee neither wheate, wine, noz ople, neither the || increale of thy kine, nog the flocks of thy theepe vn- till be baue brought thee to nought. 52 And hee tall beltege thee in all thy ct ttes, untill thy bic & trong wals fal Downe, wherein thou truſtedſt inall che land: and be Hat beliege thee tn ali thy cities thorow· out allthyland, which the Loin thy Gov bath giuen thee. 53 * And thou Malt eate the fruit of thy bodie; euen the ee thy onnes and thy daughters, which eLo thy Gor hath ginen thee, During the ficge ana tkrattnetle garwh.23, wheretn chine enemies all enclofe thee: i pii 4 So ae abe i — and ex⸗ ing Dainty among you)* ſhalbe grieued c, ae at his bzother, and at bis wife, * lieth in Cheaper 59s bis bofome, and at the remnantot gis chil- Been, which he hath pet left, 55 Foz teave vf gining buto any of them of the fleth of his childzen,whorn be thal eat, becauſe hee bath nothing left bim in that fiege and ſtraitneſſe, wherewith thine eng- mies Hall befiege thecin all thy cities, 56 The tender and daintte f woman a- Mong pou, which neuer would venture to fet the tole of her foote vpon the ground ¢fo2 Her foftnefie and tendernefie)ihalbe grieued at er hulband that iieth tn her bofome , and at ber fonne and at her Daughter, 57. And at: her afterbireh that hal come out from betweene her feet) and at her chil Deen, which thee hallbeare ; foz whenall things lacke, the hall eat them fecretly , Du- ting the liege and fraitnefle, wherewith thine enemie hall beſiege thee in thy cities. 58 ¶ Jf chon wilt not keepe and doe s all liuered the words of this Law (that are witten tn u For he that of- thisbooke) and feare this glozious tfeare> fendeth in one is full Mame, THE LORD phe Y GOD, guiltie ofall, 59 Chen the Lord wil make thy plagues lames a, 10. wonderfull and the plagues of thy (eed euen reat plagues,and oflong continuance, and ore Difeates and of long Durance. ; 60 Mozeoner,he wil bꝛing vpon thee all the diſeaſes of Egypt, whereof thou wat a= fraid, and they Mati cleane puto thee. 61 Andeuery ficknefle,and euery plague, i which isnot x witten fn the booke of thig x Declaring that Law, will the Lozd heape vpon thee, vntill God bath infinite thou be deſtroyed. j meanes to plague 62 And pee hall bee left few in number, the wicked, bes twherepee twere as the*ftarres of heauen in fides themehat multitude, becaule thou wouldeſt not obep are ordinarie or the voice of the Loꝛd thy Gon. written, 63 And as the Len hath reioyced ouer Chap, 10,23 pou, todor you goad, and to multiply pou, fo be twill retopce guer pou ta deltroy pane -n tEn i bring you toa nought , and yee pall be rooted y Signifying, out of theland, whither thou goelſt to poſ· tbatitisafiogu-e · fefie it. lar giftof God to 64 And the Lod Haly (catter theeamong beina place all people, from the one end ofthe world vn⸗ whereaswe may tothe other, and there thou Walt erue other worhip God ods, which thou bhatt not knowen nog thy purely, & deelare athers,euen tugo and ſtone. our faith and sele $5 Alſo among thele nations thou oe gion, hOr, fix ft borne of thy bullocks, . f || Or, gates. Leuit.26.29, 2.hing.6.29. f Ascame to paffe in the dayes of Ioram king of Ifrael,2.king.6.. 29.and when the Romanes befie- ged Ierufalem, t Hunger fhall fo bite hers that fhe thall be ready to catë her child before it be de- ii | j Exhortations to obferue the Law. : P Chap. xxix. The punifhment ofthe obftinate. $3 fOr, thou fhalt be 3 deubt of thy = Becauflethey were vnmindfull of that miracle, when the Sea gaue place for chemtopafle through, a That is, thear- ticles,or conditi- ons, b Arche firft g- uing of the Law, vbich was fortic yeeres before, e The proofes of my power, _ d He theweth that it isnot in mans power to wnderftandthe myftcries of Godsif it be not ginuen him from aboue, e Made by mans arte,but Manna, which is called zhe bread of An- gels, Dr 1.4inz.2.3. f Who knoweth yourhearts,and finde no ret neither mall the (ole of thy foot paue reit: foz che Loud fhaill gtue thee there a trembling heart, and looking to returne fill thine eyes tail out, and a ſoꝛrodtull mind. 66 Aud thy life Hall | bang befoze thee, and thou thalt feare both night and day, and hale baue none aſſurance ot thy life. 67 Inthe moning chon alt fap, cAould God tt were cuening, and at euening thou fali fay , (ould God it were moming, foz the feare of shine Heart, which thou (hate feare, and fo? the fight ofthine eyes, which thou fhalt fee. ; A 63 And the Lord Wall bring thee into E⸗ gpt agatn with 3 faid vnto thee, Chou walt feeit no meze againe; and there pe hall (el your felues vn- to pour enemies for bondmen and bexdwo- men,and there thalbe no Buyer, CHAP, XXIX. 2 The people are exhorted to obferuc the Cem- mandements, 10 The whole people fromthe hieft tothe lowefl are comprehended vad:r Gods coue- want, 19 The punifbment of him that fattereth hum Lf in his wichednes. 24 The caufe of Gods wrath againgt lus people. 1 Weicare tye 2 wordes of the Couenant. which the Lom commaunded Moſes to make with rye childeen of Iſrael in the land ⸗ſhips bythe may, whereof fi 13 Forto eſtabliſh thee this dapa people vnto himſelfe, and that be may be vnio thee a God, as be hath fat vnto thee, and as he hath fwo2ne ynte thy fathers, Abzabam,33- bak, and Jaakob. : 14 Heither make J this coucnant , anv this oath wtth pouoncly, - Ig But afwell with hint that fanveth bere with vs this Day before the Loyd our — as with hun} that ts not here with vs bis Day. 16 o yee Know how twee hane Dinelt in the land of Egypt, aud how wee paſſed tho- cae the middes of the nations which pe pafe 17 And pee haue ſeene their abominatt- ons, anB their oles (wood, and fong, fil- uer and gold) Which were among them, 18 Chat there ſhould not bee among you man noz woman, 102 family, no? tribe, which would turne his heart away this dap from the LoD out Sod, to goe and ferue the gods of theie nations , and that there hould not bee among pou! any roote tharbzingeth forth * gall and woꝛmewood, 19 So that when hee heareth the words of this curle,be lj bleſſe hunfelfe m bis heart, faving, J hall haue peace, although J walke according to the ſtubbarnnes of mine owne heart, thus adding t Dzunkenneflle to ir of (Boab. belie theCouenant which he had thir made with them ín > ozreb. 2 ¶ And Woles called all Jlrael, and faid vnto them, Pee haue ſeene all that the L020 DID befoze pour eyes in the land of €- gypt vnto Pharaoh tunto all bis feruants, and vnto all his land, 3 Che < great tentations which thine eyes baue fecne, thole great miracles and wonders; i 4 Det the Low hath not å giuen pou an Heart to percetuc, and eyes tolee,anvd cares to heare,ontothis dap. : § And J hance led youfourtie peere inthe wilderneffe : pour clothes are not wared old bpon you: neither ts thy ſhooe wared olde bpon thy foote. É 6 Pe haue eaten no bread, nettherdDiunk wine,no2 rong drinke, that ye might know, how that J am the Lo2d pour Gon. 7 After,pe came vnto this place andi Dt- how king of Heſhbon, and Dg king of Ba⸗ fyan came out againſt vs bute batteil, and weflewthem, 8 And tooke their land, and gane tt foz an inberitance nto the Reubenites, and to the Gavdites,and to the halfe tribe of Manalleh. o *Keepe therefore the woes of thts Couenant, and doe them, that pee may pzas therefore yemay fperin ali that ve ſhall doe. not thinke to dif- 10 Dee and this Day euery one of you femble withhim, befoze the Loꝛd your! God: your heads of g Alludingto them, thar when they made a fure coucnant, diui- ded a beaft in twaine,and paft betweene the parts divided, Gene.15.10, pour tribes, pour Elders and pouroficers, cuen all the men ot Iſrael: II Dour childꝛen, peur wiues, and thy ftranger that is in thy campe, frothebewer thi of thy wood,vuto the Drawerofthy water, 12 Ghat thou ſhouldeſt e paſſe into the couenant of fhe L020 thy God, and tnto his path which the Lord thy God maketh with thee this Day, a: 20 The Lom will not be mercifull onto bim, but then the wrath ofthe Loyd and hte icloufie tall (moke agaiuſt that man,ane e- tierp curie that ts witten In this booke,fhall light vpon him, and the Loꝛd thal pur out bis name from vnder heaven. - i ; 21 Andthe Loyd fhall ſeparate him tnte euil out of all the tribes of Iſrael accoꝛding vnto allthe curfesof the Coucnant, that ts witten in the booke ofthis Law. 22 Ho thatthe! generation to come,euen pour childzen, that fall rile pp after you, and the ftranger that tal come from a farre land, fhal fap, when cep hall {ee the plagues ofthis land,and the dileales thercof, where- with the Lozd Wall finite tt: 23 (For al that land thal burne with prims ftone and falt;it (al not be fowen,no2 bring foosth , noz any graffe fhall growe therein, like as in the oucrthzowing of * Sodome, and SGomozah, Admah, andZeboim, which the Loud oucrthzew in bis wrath and in bis anger) 4 4 Then Hallall nations fay, * Chere⸗ foze hath the Loud Donethus vnto this land? how fierce ts this great wath? 25 Ana they hhallanfwere, Becaule they haue fopfaken the Couenant of the Loo God ok their fathers, which hee has made with them, when be brought them out of the land of Egypt, 26 And went and ferued other gods, and wozfhipped them : euen gods which thep knew not, and || which had giuen them no- ng, 27 Therefore the wath ofthe Loza war- ed hote againſt this land,to being vpon tt e⸗ uety curte that ts written tn this booke. 28 And the Lord hath rooted them out of their land in anger, andin wath, and in L 3 great h Meaning, thei pofteriti¢, i Such finne,as the bitter fruie thereof mighe choke and de- ftoy you. oes 8.23, |Or, flatter, k ree he that is thitftie, defi reth to drinke much, fo hethae followeth his ap- petites, fecketh by all meanes, and yet cannot be fatisfied, 1 Godspla vpon fe tae rebell againft him, fhall be fo firange,that all ages fhalbe alto- mied, Gen, 19,24,35, 1.King.9.8. ierem 32.8. Or, which had not ginen them a land 10 pofjeffe, Mercie promifedto therepentant. m Mofes hereby reproueth their curioſitie, vhich ſeek thoſe chings that are onely knowen to God: and their negli- gence that re- gard not that which God hath reuealed vnto them,asthe Law. a By callingto remembrance, both bis mercies, and his plagues. b Intruerepen- tance is no by- pocrific, c Euentothe worlds end, d Andbring thee into thy counttey. e God will purge alltky wicked affeGion- which thing is notin thineowne pow- er to doe. “a f Ifwe will haue God to worke in yswith his holy Spirit,we muft turne againe to him by repen- tance, g He meaneth noctthat God is fubie& co thefe pafsions, tore- loyce, or to be fad: but he vfeth this maner of fpeech,to declare the lous that he beareth vnto vs. h- The Law is fo euident, that none can pretend ignorance, Rom, 10.66 i By heauen and the fea, hee mea- neth places moft faste diltant, great indignation, and hath taft them tite another lantas appearcth this Day. 29 Them tecret things belong to the Lord our Hod, but the things reuealed belong vn⸗ to vs, and to our chilon for ener, that wee may Doe allthe words of this Law. CHAP. XXX. t Mercy [bowed whe they repent. 6 The Lord doeth circumes[e the heart. at Allexcufe of ig- norance stakenaway. 15.19 Life and death is fet before them, 20 The Lerd es their Efè which obey him. ; we wien ali thefe things Hall come npon thee, eicher the biefiing o? the curſe which J hae fet before thee, and thou fale aturne into thine heart ameng all the nati- as whither the Lord thy God Hath driuen t pee, F 2 And halt returne vnto the Lozd thy God, and obey his voyce in all that J com- maund thee this Day: thou,and thy chtlazen with all chine> heart and with all thy foule, 3 Then the Lord thy Gon will caule thy captines to returne, and haue compatlion vpon thee, and wtilreturne, te gather thee out of all the people, where the Lord thy God had ſcattered thee. 4 Though thou werek cal onto the vt- mot part of: heauen, from thence will the Lob thy God gather thee, and from thence will be 4 take thee. — s" Aim the Lord thy Go will bring thee into the land which thy fathers poſſeſſed, and thou halt poene tt , and hee will them thee fauour, and will muitipiy thee abour thy fathers. * 6 And the Load thy Gos wille circum⸗ ciſe thine beart, and the heart of thy (cede, that thou maye loue the Lod thy Goo with allthine heart, and with all thy fonte, that thou mayelt line. 7_And the Lord thy God will lay all thefe curies bpon thine enemies, and on then that hate thee,andyperlecute thee. - 8 f Returne thou therefore, and obey the voice atthe Loꝛd and Deall his commande- J ments which J command thee this day. 9) Andthe Lod thy God will make thee plenteous in euerp wozke of thine hand, in the fruit oF chy body, and in the fruite of thy ell, and in thefrutteofthelandfozthy p wealth: for the Lod will turne againe and g r¢iopce ouer thee to Hoc thee good, as hee reioyced ouer thy Fathers, ; - IO Becaule thou ſhalt obeythe voice of the L020 thy Gad, in keeping hts commaunde⸗ ments, and his ordinances, which are wit: ten inthe booke of this Lawe, when thou foalt returne vnto the Lord thy God with ail thine beart and with all thy foute. H Fo thts commaundement which J commana thee this Dap, is nothid from thee, neither is it karre off. 12 Ft is not inheauen that thou Houldek fay, Aho Mall gae vp foz vs te heauen, and bing it bs, and cauſe vs to heare it, that we may doe = E3 either isit beyond the: Gea, that thon wouldeſt fay, Cho (hall goe ouer the fea o} bs, and bꝛing it vs, and caule ns ta beargit.toat we may Doe tt? ; Deuteronomic. , * Deftruction to the obftinate.” 14 But thek word ts very weere vnto k Euen the Law thee; euen in thy month andin chine heart, and the Gofpel, to: fo | Doe it. i 1 By faithia Ig Behold, 3 baue {et before thee this Day Chriſt. life anù good. Death and ewlt, 16 Jn tyat J commaund thee this day, ™ to lone the Lord thy God, to walke in hts m Sothatto Wayes, and to keepe his commaundements, loue and obey AND bis ordinances ann his lawes,that thot God jis onely life mayer lue and bee multiplice, andthat and felicitie, the Lord thy God may blefle thee in the n Headdeth land, whither thou goef to poſſeſſe it. thefe promifes to 17 Buttichine heartturne away, ſo that fgnifethatitis thou wilt not obey, but halt bee ſedůced, and for ourprofite worlhip other gods and ferne then, that we loue 13 J pronounce vitto pou this Bay, that him,and not for yee ſhall ſurely perth , pee Wali not pelong his, pout dayes ín the land, whither thou pallet ouer Foden to poſſeſie it. Ig * J call heauen and earth to record (hap.4.26. this day againſt you, that J haue fet before you life and Death, bleſſing and curing. Therefor o chule life, that both thowand o Tharis, loue & thy ſeede may liur, obey Ged: wbich _ 20 Bylouing the Lord thy God, byobeys thing isnot in ing bis voice, and by cleautng vnto Dim; foꝛ mans power,bue beis thy life, the length of thy Bayes: that Gods Spirit onely thou maict dwel in the land which the L020 worketh it in his {ware vnto thy fathers, Abrahani, Ishak, lea, and Jaakeb,te gine them. 3 j 7 CHAP. XXX a 2.7 Mofes preparing himſelſe to die, apporntethe Fofhuatorule the peoples f Hee giue —* Law to the Leuites,that they ſpould reade it to the pea- ple. 19 God giueth them a fong as a witne fe be- tweene him andthem. 23 God confirmeth Fofbua, 29 Mofes fheweth them that they willzebell after hiasdeath. ti ; TR Dots went and ſpake thefe words vnto ali Iſrael, 2 And faw vnto them, am an hundzed pick and twentie yeert olde this day: J acanna a Ican no lon · moze goe out and in: alfo the Loyd Dath ger execute mine laid vñto me, * Chou Halt not goe auer this office, orden. Nami.20. 12. 3 The Lazo thy God he will go ouer be⸗ chap.3.26. foze thee: hee mill deſtroy thefe nations bes fore thee, and thou hale poffelle them, * Jos Nwa.27.18. pus % * fail goe befoze thee, as the Lod aid. 4 And the Lod Hall Dee vnto them, as Gee DID to * Sihon andto Da kings of the Num.a 1.24. Amoꝛites, and vnto their land, whom hee deſtroyed. § Gnd the Lod hall gine them b before b Intoyour you, that pee map Doe vntothem accozding hands, bnto * eticry conumandentent,which J haue Chap 7.2. conunandeD you, f — 6 | Plucke vpyour hearts therefore,and lor, be of good be rong Dread notno? bee aftaid of them: courages fo: the Lozd thy God himtelte Doeth goe ay thee; be will not faile thee, noz korſake hee. 7 Aud Moles called Joſhua, and tam c For he that vnto him in thelight of all Hracky Bee· of mult gouerne the a good courage and rong: forthoufhalt people hath need goe with this people vnto the land which trobe valiantto . the Lod Hath ſwoaue vnto their fathers, to repreſſe vice,and gine them, and thou Malt ging it them toin- confantto maine herite. taine vertue. 8 And Ofreadin g the Law. d . Signifying that man can neuer be of good courage, except he be pers fwaded of Gods fauour ard afli- ftance, Nehem. 8.2. (hap. 5.12 e Before the Arke of theca- uenant which was the figne of Gods prefence, and the figure of Chrift, F Which were not borne when _ the Law was `~ given, Or commande met, ç g Ina eloud that was fafhi- oned like a pillar. h That is, J will take my fauour fromthem : as toturnehis face toward y5,i8 to flhew ys his fa- uour, i To preferne youand your children from idolatrie,by re- membring Gods benefits. k For this is the nature of ficth, no longer to o-, bey God, thenit is veder the rod, 8 And the Lord himlelke doeth agoe be⸗ fore thee; hee will be with thee; he will not fatle thee, neither fozlake thee: fearg not therefore to? be BiltomforteD. - 9 ¶ Aud Wols wrote this Law, and Delinercd it vnto the Prieſts the fonnes of Leut,(wbtch bare the arke of the Coucnant of a Lod) and onto ali the Cloces of HC rael, . 1O And Moles commanded thein, Tap- ing, *@uery teuenth yeere * when the peere of freevome thall bee in the feat ofthe Ta⸗ bernacles : If Yen all Iſrael Hall come to ap- peare ebefore the Lo thy Gow in the place which bee hall chule, thou balt reade ee Lawi befoze all Iſrael that they map tare ft. 12 Gather the people together: men,and women, and children, and thp ranger that is within thy gates, that they may heare, and that they may learne, and fearg the Load pour God, and keepe, and obferue all the words of this Law, , Y 13 And that their children which £ haue not knowen it, may beare it, anvlearne to feare the Loꝛd your God, as long as pe liue in the land, whither pee goe euer Jorden to poRefie it. TA @ Chen the LoD fapd into Woles, Behold, thy Dapes are come, that thou mutt Dies Call Joſhua and and pee in the Ta- » bernacte.of the Congregatien that J map gine him a charge. Go Moſes and Fotua went, and ſtood tn the Tabernacle of the Congregation. s Is And the Loyd appeared in the Taber- nacle inthe pillarofa sg cloude: and the pil lat of the tlonde Good duer the Dooze of the Tabernacle — 16 (And the Lord ſayd unto Woks, Behold, thou ſhalt fleepe with thy fathers, and this peaple will rife bp, and goe a who- ting afterthe gous ofa ttrange land ( wii ther they goe to dwell therein) and will tors fake me, and beeake my conenant which J haue made with tiem. 17 WMherefore my wath will ware bote againſt them at that dap, and F will korſake them, and will “hie my face from thea: then they thall be confumed , and many ad= ueriities anv tribulations fali come vᷣpon them: ſo then thepiwill fay, Are not thele troubles come vpon mee, becaule God fs not withme? ` ‘ : 18 Gut J will ſurely bide my face tn that ' Daysbecaute of all the eutll, which they Mall pommit, in that they ave tuürned pute other gods. f — 19 Mow therefore wite yee this ifong fozyou, andteach tt the childzen of Iſraeſ put itin their mouthes, that this ong ma bee poy witneſſe againſt the chilon of jl rael. 20 Foꝛ J will bing them into the land pubic q3 tware vnto their fathers) that weth mith milke and honie, and they hal eate, and Gl themfelies, and ware fattes k then (hall they turne vnto other gods, and ferue them, and contemne mee, AND breake mycouenant· Piai s a Chap.xxxij. 21 And then wher many aduerſities and tribulations (all come bpon them, this fong wali 1anfwere them to their faces aga witneſſe: fox it Hali not bee fozgotten out of the mouthes of their potteritic: fo: 3) know their tinagtiation which they soe about e- uen now, beio J bane bought them into the laud which Iſware. ; 22 @ Moles therefore weote this ong the awe Day, and taught tt rhe chũdren of ratl. 23 And God gane Joihua the fonne of Nun a charge,and (ayd,* Bee trong and of a good courage : for thou alt bing the childen of Iſrael into the land, which J (ware vnto them,and J will be with thes. 24 (Aud when Moſes had mabe an end of witing the words of this Law ina booke vntill be bad finithes them, 25 Chen Woles commanunded the Lee ites, which bare the Arke of the Couenant of the LoD laying, i 26 Take the bookes? this Law, and put ye it in the fine of the Arke of the Couenant of the Lord your God, that tt map bee there foz a = witneſſe againit thee. j 27 F03 know thy rebelion & thp tife necke: bebold, J being yet aline with pou this Day,peare rebellious againſt the Lod; how mich moze then after ny death? 28 Gather vita me all the elders of pour tribes, and pour »oficcrs,that Ji may ſpeake thele mods in their audience, and call hca⸗ uen and earch to record againit them. 29 Sor Jam fore that atter my Death ye will vtterly be cozriipt, and turne from the way, which J baue commanded you: theres lore enill will come vpon youat thelength, . becaule M wil commit enil inthe fight af the. 2020 , by proucking bun to anger (hough the °wozke of your hands, $ O Thus Poles ipake in the audience of all the Congregation of Iſrael the words of this fong vntili he had ended them, CHAP, XXXII. The fong of Mofes concerning 7 Gods benefits toward the people, 1§ and their ingratitude toe ward him, 20 God menaceththem, 2% and ſpe a- keth of the vocation of the Gentiles. 46 MGs commandeth toteach the Law to the children, 49 God firewarneth Mofes of his death. Earken yea heaucns,and J will ſpeake: ae let the earth beare the words of my mouth, : 2 Byr doctrine ſhall droy ås the raine, and my {peach wall ſtill as the deaw, as the Howe vpon the herbes, tas the great raine bpon the graffe. A 3 FoI will publi) the Manie of the Lord: giue ye glozy unts our Gon. 4 perfect tothe wozke ofthe emighty God, fo all his wapes are iudgement : Goo ts true, and without wickedneſſe: iut, and righteous is he, They baue corrupted themſelues to- tward him by their uice, not beting his chil- — — but a froward and crooked gencra⸗ ion. 6 Doe pee reward the Lord, O fooi L 4 people Tofhuas charge. 84 i RE I That thefe e- uilsare come vp- on them, becawe they forfooke me, Folh,t.6, m Of thineinfie delitie, when ` thou (halt turne away from the doctrine contei< ned therein, n As gouernors,’ Iudges and Mas giftrates, o By idolatrie, .’ and worthipping. ofimages,whi arethe worke of your hands, a As witnefies of this peoples ingratitude, bHe defireth that he may fpeake to Gods glory,and thatthe peoples as the greene gralle may re- ceiue the deaw of his doctrine. ¢ The Ebrew word is Rocke: noting that God oncly is mighty, faithfull, and conlant in his promile, — * Mofes fong. Ofmansingratitude, Deuteronomie. and Gods louing corrections. d Notaccording tothe common creation, but ke hath made thee a new creature by his Spirit, e When God by his providence diuided the world, he lent for atimethae - portion tothe Canaanites,, which (heuld af- cer bean inheri- tance for all his people Ifrael. f Toteachthem to flie. llOr, god of frrange nation. g Meaning,of theland of Ca- naan, which was hie in reſpect of E: t. eal is,abun® dance of all things ewen in the very rockes. Ebr.blood, i Hee fheweth what is the prin- cipall end of our vocation. k By changing his feruice for therr fuperftiti- ons. ` 1 Scripture cal- Jeth new, what- foeuer man in- wenteth,be the | error neuer fo olde, m He calleth them Gods chil- dren,not to ho- nour them,bat to thew them from what dig- nitie they are fallen, Kom,10 19. n Which I haue not fauoured,nor giuen my lawes yato them, people and vnwiſe? is not Qee thy father, that path bought thee dhe hath 4 made thee, and proportioned thee. 7 Remember the dayes of olde: confi- Dee the peeres oflo many generations : aike thy father, and he will thew thee: thine Ei- Ders,andthey willteilthee. . 8 Ahen the moit hte God diuided to the nations their inheritance, when hee ſepara⸗ ted the fonnes of Adam, hee appointes the borders of the people, according te the nune berofchechilozenofsitacl. 9 For the Lozds portion ishis people: Jaakob is the lot of hts inheritance. : 10 He found bim in the land of the wil- dernelſe, in watte and roaring witdernes t beled him about, Hee taught him, and kept him as the apple of bis eye. Il Asan Egle ttirreth vp her net, floot- teveth ouer her birdes, ſtretcheth out her wings , taketh thent, and beareth them on her wings, 12 Sothe Lorde alone led him, and there twas nol trange gon with hun. 13 Wecariedhtm vpto the hie places of thes earth, that he might eate the fruits of the clos, and he cauſed him to {ucke k hony out y the Rone, and oyle out of the bard rocke; 14 Butter of kine, and milke of theepe with fat of the lambes, and rammes fed in Bahan, and goates, with the fatte of the graines of wheate,and the red ¢liquoz of the grape halt thou munke. 15 ¶ But ke that (houldhaue beeni vpꝛight, when be waren fat, fpurned with his heele: thou art fatte,thou art grofe thou art laden with fatnefle : therefore hee forfooke God that made him, and regarded not the ſtrong batt God of bis laluation. 3 ^ 16 They prouoked him with * range gods -they pꝛouoked him to anger with abo- minations. - : 17 Chey offered vnto deutls, not to God, but to gong whom thep knew nots ! newe gods that came newly bp, whom their fa- thers feared not. à 18 Thou halk korgotten the mighty God, that begate thee, and batt forgotten Gon that fozmncd thee. , Ig Che Lo2d then faw it,and was angry foz the pronocation of bis ™fonnes and of bis Daughters. } 20 And be fayn, 3| will Hide my face from them: 3] will fee what their end Wall be ; foz they areafroward generation, children in whom ts no faith. i 21 Thephaue moued me to ielouſie with thar which is not God ; they bane prouoked mee to anger with thefr vanities 2 * and Jl will mooue them toteloufie with chofe which are no” people; J will pꝛouoke them toan ger with a foolith nition. 22 Fortire is kindled in my wath, and ſhall burne vnto ‘he bottome of hell,and hal confume the earth with ber increafe, and fet on fire the foundations of the moune taines. 23 J will (pend plagues vpon them: J will beltow mine acrowes spon them. 24 They thall bc burnt with hunger, and conſumed with beate, and with bitter de» ftructtor + Jwil allo fend che teeth of beats vpon them, with the venime of ferpents cree- ping in the duſt. 25 The ſword Hall chill them witheut, o They thall be and inthe chambers feare: both the poung Maine bothin che man € the yong woman , the tickling with feldandathome, the man of gray baire, 26 3J bane fad, 3 would (catter them as broad: 3] would make their remembgance to ceafe from among men, 27 Daue that J feared the fury of the e- nemie, lett their aduerſaries Mould r ware proud,and left they Gould fay, Dut hie hand, and not the Lord hath Done allthis. 28 jfoz they ave a nation voide of conn- oe neither ts there any ynderttanding in em. 29 Dh that they were wife, then thep would vnderſtand this ; they would x contt- Der their latter end, 30 Yow oma * one chafea thonſand, and two put tenthoufandto flight, except their trong God had told them, and tye Lod had || hut cthein vp? 31 Foꝛ thetr god is not as our Gor, enen our enemies being tudges. 32 Fo their vincis of p vine of ovome, and ofthe vines of Gomoꝛha: thet grapes are grapes of gall,thetr clutters be bitter. 33 Their: wine is che poyfon ofDzagons, and the cruell gall of Alpes. 34 Js notchts layd in ſtoꝛe with me, and fealed vp among my trealures? 35 * Gengeance trecompente are mine: their foote (hall Nite in Due time: for the Day of their Deftruction is at band, and the things that hali come vpon them make 36 Foz the Load (hall iudge his people, and | tepent towards bts feruants , when he ſeeth that their power is gone, and none f Hut pp in bold no? left abroad. 37 bhen men Hali fay, Ahere are their gods, their mighty God in whome they trutter, 38 Chich did cate the fat of their facri — fices, and did deinke the wine of their minke offering ? let them rife vp,and helpe pou; let hun be pour refuge. i l 39 Behold now, fo: Ji, I ambe,and there is no gods with mee: * 3 kill and giue life: 3 wound, and J make whole ; * neither ‘a — any that can deliuer out of mine a e 40 FoF tlift vp mine band to Hean and fap, J liue foz euer, — 41 JEJ whet my glittering ſword, and mine band take bold on tudgement, J twill execute vengeance on mine enemies, and will reward them that hate me, 42 J will make mine arrowes Munke p Reioyeing te. fee the godly af- flicted, and attrie buting that to themfe!ues, which is wrought by Gods hand. q They would confider the felis citie that was prepared for them,ifthcey had Obeved God, Fohh.23.10. Or, deliuered themts their enemie. r The fruits of the wicked are as poy fon,deteftz. ble to God,and dangerous for man, Ecclus.a8.4, YOA.L2ID. heb. 10. 30. Or, change hss minde, f When neither ftrong nor weake in a maner re- 1.4.3.6. tob.13.2. Wifh 16.13. t Thatis, I fweare, reade Gen, 14.23 with blood, (and my ſwoꝛd Mall cate enj) Rom.15.10, fo: the bloon of the laine, andofthe cap- u Whetherthe tied, when J begin totake vengeance of the enemie. a 43 — pꝛayſe his people: Foz hee will anenge the » blood of his {eruants, and will erecute vengeance vpon His anuer- fartes, and wilt bee merciful vnto his land, and to his people, 44 Thin bloed of Gods people be fhed for their finnes, of tiall of their faith, he promi- ferh to renenge it, Mofes exhortation. He lOr lofhua, (hap.6.6.and 11.18, x ForI will per- forme my pro- mife vnto you, Ia.55.1 0. Num.27. 12. Gen 25.8. Aum, 22,25,28 and 33.38. Nam.20.12, 13. and 27.14, lOr of ftrsft. y Yewerenot . eameft and con- ftant tomain- taine mine ho- Rour, a This bleffing conteineth not onely a fimple prayer, butan affurance of the effe& thereof. 44 € Then Moles tame and ſpake ail the wo2ds of this long tn the audience of the people, be and l! Poea the fonne of Run. 45 Ahen Moles had made an endeof {peaking all thele words to all Iſrael, 46 Then be ſayd vnto them, * Set pour hearts vnto all the words which J telitfie aganit pou this Dap, that pee map com- mand them vnto pour chtidren, that thep Ppa obferue and Docall the wozds of this aw. 47 Foꝛ it is na * saine woꝛd concerning xou but it is your life, and bp thts word pee yali prolong pour dayes in theland, whi ther ve qoe ouer Jorden te poſſeſſe it, 48 And the Lord ſpake vnto Moles the felte fame day ſaying, 49 or vp tito iis mountaine of Aba- rim, vnto the mount ebo, whtchts inthe land of Moab, that is ouer againſt Jeri- cho: and behold the land of Canaan, which Jgiue vnto the children of Iſrael fo: a pot feifion, i : 50 And diein the mount which thou go- eft pp vito, and thou fhalt bee* gathered onto thy people, * as Aaron thy beother di- eD in mount oz, and was gathered vnto bis people, { SI Becaulſe pe treſpaſſed againt mea- mong the children of Iſrael, atthe waters lof Meribah, at Radeth tn the wildernefle Zin: fozye y fanctified me not among the piidzen of Ilrael. §2 Thou halt therefore fee the land be- fore thee, but halt not goe thither, | meane, oe ng land which J gwe the chitdzeen of rael. CHAP. XXXIII a Mofes before hu death ble feth all thetribes of Ffiael. 26 There i no god like tothe God of Ifrael 29 Nor any people like wnto has. N2” this is the > biciling wherewith Motes the man of Ged blefled the chule Den of Iſrael before his Death,and ſaid, 2 Che Lod came froin Hinai, and role bp from Deir onto them, & appeared cleare= ly from mount Paran, and jee came with b Meaning, infi- tenb thonfands of Saints , and at his right nice Angels, -c Ebr hisTaints, that isthe chil- dren of Irae], d As thy difciples. e Tovs and our ſucceſſors. fOr, Moſes. HOr, F/rael. hand afiery Law foz them. 3 Though hee lone che people, yet < all thy Saints are m thine hands: anv they ae Apa at åthp feete, to receine thy 0208. 4 Boles commanded bs a Lat for an e rg ace of the Congregation of Jaa⸗ 5 i Then || he was among the || righteous f Reuben(hallbe people , as King, when the heads of rhe pros one of the tribes of Gods people, though for his finne bis honour be diminifhed and his family but ſwall. f Signifying that e ſhould hardly obtejne Iaakobs promife,Ge,49,8 Exod 28.30, a. ple. and the tribes of Iſrael were afem- £ + 6 Glet! Reubenliue g noc die, though bis men be aſmall number. 7 An thus he bleed Judah,and fain, Weare, D Lod, the voyce of Judah, ant bung him vnto brs people: his bands hail bee s fufficient for him, if thou helpe him a- gainſt bis enennes. 8 ¶ And of Lent he laid, Let thy* Thum- mimand thine run bee with thine Holp one whom thou diddeſt prooue m Maſſah, Chap. xxxiij. and BIDE cauſe him to ſtriue at the waters of Meribah. ; 9 Cho ſayd onto his father and to his mother, b J haue not feene Hin, neither knew hee his brethren, nop knew bts owne children: for they obſerued thp worde, and kept thy conenant. / 10 Thep Wall teach Jaakob thy iudge⸗ ments, and Ilrael thy Law: they Hail put tncenfe before thpface, andthe burnt ofe bing bpon thine altar. If Bieile,D Lord, his fubftance, and ac⸗ cept the woke of bis hands: i fmite thozow the lopnes of them that riſe againit him,and of themthat hate him , that they riie not a- gaine. I 12 (Df Beniamin he fard, The beloued ofthe Tord fhali «dwell in fafety by him: the Lord Hall coner him all the Day long, and Dwell betweene his houlders. 13 Au of Jofeph hee fayt, Bleed of the Lod is his land, foz the fweetnefle of heaucn , fo: the new, and fo: the || Depth lya tng beneath, 14 And fo: the fweet increale of the finne, and foz the fweet increaſe of the moone, 15 And fo the fweecnefle of the top ofthe ancient mountaines, and for the ſweetneſſe of the old billes, 16 And fo: the ſweetneſſe ofthe earth,and abundance therof: and the good will of hint that dwelt in the! buſh, Hall come npon the head of Jofeph, and vpon the toppe of the — him that was * ſeparated from his 2ethzen. 17 his beauty hall bee like his firt bone builocke , and Dts | hoznes as the hoznes of an Anicorne: with them he ball ſmite the people together, euen the ends of the woꝛld: thele are alfa the ten thoufands of Cphrae = > and thele are the thowfands of Manaſ· 18 C And of Zebulun he fayt, Retoyce, Zebulun, tn thy = going out, and thou, Jia» char in thy tents. 19 Thep Wall call the people vnto the mountaine;: there they {hall offer the facri- fices of righteouftiefie : for ° they thall fucke ofthe abundance of thefea, andof the trea lures hid in theiand. 20 ¶Allo otf Gad ke faid, Bleſſed be hee that enlargeth Gad : heeDwellethas ation, * catcheth kor his praythe armie with the ead. 21 And bee looked to himſelfe at thebe- ginning, becauſe rhere was a portion of the õ Lawgiuer hidde: pet yee Wail come with the heads of the people, tocrecute the tu- Bice n the Loza , aud bis iudgementswith ſrael. 22 (Andof Dan he ſayd. Dan is a lions twhelpe ? he fhali leape from Bahan. 23 CAlbofM wotalt hee ſaid, O Maph- talt,fatifred wiry fanont,and filed with the blefiing of the Lord: poſſeſſe the CAeſt and the South. 24 € Ann of Amer he lavd, Aher thallbee blefled with childzen : hee thallbe acceptable vnto its bgetheen, and fjall dip bis footein oyle. a5 Thy ſhooes thallbec a pron and bleffeththetribes of Iſrael. 85 h He preferred Goes glory to all natural aff Aion, Exod, 33.29, i Hedeclereth thatthe mini- fters of God haue Many enemies, and therefore haue ne: d to be prayed for, k Becauſe the Temple thould be built in Zion, which was inthe tribe of Benia⸗ min,he ſheweth that God fhould dwell with bim there. Or, Runt aines, 1 Which was God appearing voto Mofes, Exod, 3.2. Gen,49.26. Or. ferength, - m In thy profpe rous Voyages vp» on the fea, Gen. 49.13. llOr, mount Zions n Thetribeof Zebulun, © Sothat the - portion ofthe Gaditesand o- thers on this fide Iorden, was Gods,though it was not ſo knowen. p Meaning,neere the ſea. q Thou fhaltbe firong, or thy countcy full of mettall, Irfee- meth that Sime: - onisleft out be- caufe he was vne der Iudab,and his portion of his inheritance; - loth, 19.9. ` TE PARED" NT or ee T S Mofes feeth the land of Canaan : and thy ſtrength thall continue as long ag thon liueſt. ; : 26. @ Thercis none like God, D righte- pus people, which rideth vpon the beanens foz thine helpe,t on the cloudes in his glory. 27 Theeternall God isthy refuge, and vnder bis armes thou art foz euer: bee ſhall cat out the enemie before thee, and will fay, Deſtroy them, : r Whowasplen- 28 Then Iſtael : the fountame of Jaa⸗ tifulliniffueasa kob (halidwell alone tn fafetie in a iande of fountaine. wheate, andwine è allo His heauens hall DOP the deaw. k 29 Bleſſed art thou, D Iſrael: who ig like vnto thee, D people ſaued by the Lord, ; the biela ofthine Hclpe, and which ts the f Thine enemies ſworde of thy glozy ? cherefoze “thine ene= for feare thalllie mies fhallbe in ſubiection to thee, and thou and faine to bein ſhalt tread vpon their hie places. fubie@ion, CHAP- XXXIIIIL xı Mofes feeth all th: land of Canaan. 5 Hee dieth. 8 Ifrazlweepeth. 9 Folhua fucceedeth in Mofesroume. 10 The praiſe of Mofes. ae en Moles went fret the plaine of a Whith was a oab pinto mount 2Mebo vnto the partofmount fop of Piſgah that is ouer againſt Jericho: Abatim,Num. aud the Lord Wewe -him *all the land of 27.12. Gilad onto Dam, Chap.3.27.' 2 And ail Napthali and the landofE- LAC. 2,4. pheaimand Manãlſſeh, and all the land of b Called Medi- Judab,vntothevtmolkk’Seas terraneum. 3 Andthe South, and the plaine of the valley of Jericho, the citie of palme trees, unta zoar, Iofhua. TET - biad 4 Gud the Low ain bute him,* This is the laud which J| dware vnto Sbzabam , to Jbak tto Jaakob, laying, J wil give it vnto tùy ſeede: Jhaue cauled thee to ſee it with thine eyes but thou thalt not go ouer thither, § Ho Woirs the ſeruant of the Lod di- ed there th the land of ASoab, according ta the wad ofthe Lod, j 6 And ‘he buried himin a valicy inthe iand of Moab ouct again Weth-peoz , but n man knoweth of his fepulchze vnto ¢ this ay. 7 Moles wae now an hundzeth æ twen⸗ tp peere olde when he Died, his eye was not dimme, nor his naturall fezce abated. 8 And the children of Flracl wept for Soles in the plaine of Moab thirty dayes: forthe dayes of weeping and mourning foz Moles wereended. 9 And wildernefie, and this ghole land of Lebanon even puto the great rier, theri- Canaan. uct || Perath t all the land of the -Witz d Called Medi- tites, euen vnto the great 4 Dea aa terraneum. l4 that is to the chilazen of Ilxael. J fayd bunto Moles. gouernour, f Vnto whom the Lord did ret ueale himfelfe fo plainely,as Exod, g Meaning, the He diethand is buried. Gen.t2.7. and 13.15, ¢ Towit, the Angel of the Lord, lude 9, d That the lewes might not haue occafion thereby to commit idola- tric. e Hereby appen- reth the fauour of. God,that leaueth not his Church defiitute ofa 33.146 power of God fesin che wilder- neie. : wo. The Lord encourageth Iofhua. the going Downe of the funne, Hall bee your- Feb 313.5» Deut, 35-236 Or. grow ſtrong- ger and fironzer. Deut.5.33. and 2314, e He flieweth wherein confi- ficth true pro- fperitie, euen to obey the word of God. f Shewing that it was not poffi « ble togoucrne well without Continual! ſtudie of Gods word, HOr,gouerne f wifely. g Meaning, from the day that this was proclaimed, Chap. 3.3, Num, 324206 h Which belon- ged to Sihon the ingof the Amo- rites, and Og king of Balhan. \|Ors beyond Jor- den. from Lericho iBy your re- gueft,but yet by Gods feeret ap- pointment,Deut. 3 3 <2t. k They doenot onely promife to obey him fo long as God is with him: but tohelpe to pus with all that re- |} Dellagainft bim coaſt. § There ſhal not aman be able to with⸗ and thee ali the Dayes ot thy life: as 3 was with Soks o will Ibe with thee + * FZ will not leauc thee no? foztake thee. * Be krong and ofa goon cenuragt:foꝛ bute this people Walt thou dinide the land for an inheritance witch 3 foare vnto their fathers ta gine then. 7 Dueiy he thou Grong, cofamok pa- lant courage, that thoumaveſt obierue ann Doe accoding to all the Law which Moles my feruant hath commanded thee: * thou fhait not turne away from it ta the right hand, nozto the left, that thou wayelt s pro {per sahitherlocner thou goc, 8 Let not this booke of rhe Law Depart out cf thy mouth, but meditate theretn Day and fntgbt,that thou maveſt oblerue and Bo accozding to all that is written therein: foz then Wait thou make thy wap proipersus, and then Halt thou || baue good tuccefie. o WMauenotZ commanded thee, iaying, Be rong, anv of a good courage, feare not, noz be dilcouraged ? for J the Lod thy Sod will be with thee,whttheriocucr thou goek. lo C Chen Joſhua commanded the ofi cers ofthe people laying, Il {Safle thorow the hate,and dommand the people, faying, Pꝛepare pou vitatles: fog safter three Bayes pee Wall paie ouer this Joꝛden, to goe in to poflette the land, which the Lod pour Ged giucth you to poſſeſſe it. 12 (And vntothe Reubenites,and ta the Gadites, and to halfe the tribe sf Manalleh ſpake Joſhua, faving, . 13 * Remember the word, which Woles the feruaunt of the Loꝛd commaunded you, faving, The LoD pour God hath giuen pou reſt, and bath giuen pou this bland. 14. (Pour wines your children, and your cattell Wall rematne in the land which Moles — on iithis fide Jorden: but yee hall goe ouer befoze pour beethzen ar: med, all that be men of warte, and Hal helpe them, Ig Untill the Lod bane giuen your bze» tizen rett, as well asto you, and vntillthey alfa ſhall poſſeſſe the land, which the Lord pour God giveth them: then thallye returne bnto the tand of pour poſſeſſion and ſhall poete it, which land oles the Los fer uant i gaue pouonthis ide Jorden, toward the lunne riling, 16 Then they anlwered Joſhua, laying, All that thou bait convmanded vs, wee will oe and whitherfocucr thou ſendeſt vs, wee til goe, ; ae wee obeyed Moles inall things, k fo will wee obey thee: onelpthe Lo: thy God be with thee,as he was with Moles, 18 Ahodeuer hall rebell agatnf thy conunandement,and wilnot obey thy wots inall that chou commandeft dim, let him be put to Death : onelp bee Grong, and of good courage. ; C H-A P.-I. 1 Tofhua fendeth men to (pie I ericho, whom Ra- hab hideth. 11 Shee confèffeth the God of Ifrael, 12 Shee requireth a figne for her deliuerance. 2% Chap. ij. Rahab receineth the fpies. Ov mp [pies returne to lofhua with cemfertable ti- ings . T Yeu Joſhua the fonne of Nun fent out ofa Shittun two men to (pte fecretly, a Which place faving, Gor view the land, anv alfo Jericho: wasin the plaine and they went, asd came into at? harlots of Moab neere houſe,named Kahab, and lodged there. vnto Iord@, 2 Then repoꝛt was made tothe king of Heb.11.31. Jericho laying, Behold there came men bis sarz.2.25. ther to night,of the chilen of Jitacl,to (pie lOr, taderners out the countrey. — houſe or hofteffe. 3 And the king of Jericho fent vnto Ra- : hab, faying, > Bing tozth the mentbat are b Thoueh the come to thee,and which areentreDintatkine wicked ſee the houſe: fo? they bee come to ſearch out all the hand of God vp- - land. on thew, yet they 4 (But the woman had taken the two repent not, but men, and Hid them) therefore fain fhe thus, feeke how they Chere came men vnto mee, but 3 wik not may bycheir whence they were. powerand poli- § And when they Mut the gate in the cierefift his Darke, the men went ont, whither the men working. went J wote not : fellow pee after them Quickly, fo: ye ſhall ouertake them. 6 (But ee had brought them bp to the c roofe of the boule, and hid them withthe c Meaning, vpon fialkes ot flare which the had (peead abroad thc houfe: for bpan the roofe) then their honfts 7 And certaine men purined after them, were fiacaboue, the wayto Foden, vnto the foords, and as fothatthey foone as they which puriucd after them, might doe their’ Were gone out,they fout the gate. bufineffe there 8. @ And before they were afleepe, ſhee vpon. caine bp vnto them bpon the roote, 9 And laid vnto the men, J know that the Lord bath giuenyou the land. and that the 4 feare of you is fallen bpon vs, and that d Forfo God ali the inhabitants of che land faint becauſe promifed, Deut, of peu. 28.7, chap.5, I. 10 Foꝛ wee bane heard, how the Lod * DCD vp the water of the red Dea * before Exod,1 4.21,223 pon when pee came outol Egypt, and what (hap4.23. you DID bato the two Rings of the Ame- rites, that were on the other lide Joden, unto’ Oihon and to Deg, whom pee vtterip Nwm.21,24, deſtroyed: I1 And when we heard it, our hearts Dia fOrynclteds faint, and there remained no 1102€ | courage HOr firit. in any becaufe of pou: foz ethe Lozd pour e Herein appea- 663, he is the Godin heaucu aboue, and in rechthe great earth beneath. y mercie of God, I2 Now therefore, J pray pou, iweare that inthis com- vnto me bythe Lord, that as J haue ſhewed mon deſtruction you mercie, yee will allo ew mercievnto he would drawa my fathers Houle, and giue mee a true to⸗ moft miferable ken, r , finner to repent 13 And that pee will ſaue altue my father and confeffehis and my mother, and my Viethen, and my Name. fiftcrs, and ail that they haue: and that peg Will Deliuer our i foules from beath. lOr liues. 14 4nd b men animeren berf Dur life foz F We warrant you to die, if pee vtter not this our bufinefic: you on paine of anu when the £020 hath giuen vs rhe land, our liuss, me will deale mercifully etruclp with thee. Is Then thee let thes Downe by a corde thorow the window: foz her boule was vpon Fe tona wall, and ee dwelt vpon the wall. 16 And ſhe faid vnto them, Goe you into g Which was the ¢ mountaine leſt the purfucts merte neere ynto thé with yon, and hide pour ſelues ee aye citie, YOR The conditions of Rahabs deliverance. h We mhall be difcharged of our oath, ifthou doelt performe this condition that followeth: for fo fhaltthou andchine be de- livered, i He thalbe guil- tie ef his owne death. k So that others fhould thinke to efcape by the famemeanes. (Or, fearlet coe loured. I To wit,ehe Muer Jorden. a Which aecor- dring to the E- brewes was in march,and about 40.dayesafter, Mofes deat b Which gime was piven for to prepare them vi- taile,Chap, 1.11. hOr niles Lexit.10.7. sumb.1t.i8. chap.7. 13. iNm.16.5. - Dayes, vntill the purſuers be returned: then afterward map pe goe pour way. I7 And the men faid vnto per, He will w be blameleſſe of thts chine oath, which thou hat madenstweare. j 18 Behold, when we come into the land, thou halt binde this cod of red threede in the window, whereby thou lettett vs Down, and thou (hale bring thy father and thy mas ther, andthy brethren, and ail thp fathers houſhold home tothee. 19 And wholocuer then dacth goe out at the Doozes af thine houſe into the treet,’ big blood ſhalbe vpon bis head, and we will bee guiitleffe: but wholoeuer hall bee with thee tn the Houle, bis blood fhalbe on our head, tf anp band touch him: 20 And if thou ytter this our* matter, wee will bee quit of thine oath , which thou hat made vs weare. í 21 And fee anfwered, Accowing vnto pour words fe bee ft: then thee lent them a- Way, and they Departed, and hee bound the cord in the window, j 22 ¶And they departed, and came inta the mountaine,and there abode three Dayes, vntill the purfuers were returned : and the purſuers fought them throughout ali the wap, but found them not. 23 Bothe twe men returned, and deſcen⸗ Ded from the mountaine, and paſſed toner, and came to Jothua the fonneot Mun, and told bim all things that came vnto them. 24 Allo thep faid vnto Joſhua, Surely the Lozd hath deliuered into our hands all the land : fo2 euen all the inhabitants of the cauntrep faint becaule of bs. ; CHAP, HI 3 Iofhua commandeth themto depart when the Arke remoueth. 7 The Lord promi ſeth to exalt Tofhua before the people. 9 Ioſhuas exhortation to the people. 16 The waters part afunder whiles she people paffe. j eee Joſhua rofe very earely, and they remooned from Dbittim, and came to a Joden, hee, and all the chilen of Iſrael, and iodged there, before they went ouer. 2 Aud after > threc Dayes the officers went thorowout the bofte, 3 Andcommaunded the people, faytng, Mhen pe fee the Arke ofthe couenant ofthe Loꝛd your God, and the Peieſts of the Le- ites bearing it , pee hall Depart from pour place,and goe after tt. 4 Det there fhatbe alpace betweene you and it,about || two thoufand cubites by mea- fure: ye Hall not come neere vnto tt, that pee may know the way, by the which pee hall goe : foz ye haue not gone thts way in times patt. § (Mow Joſhua had fain vnto the ped- ple, * Aancttfie your felues: foz to mozrowe the L020 will doe wonders among vou) 6 Allo Joſhua fpake vnto the Tietes, faying, Cake up the Arke of the Coucnant, and go ouer befoze the people: (6 they tooke bp tie Arke of the Coucnant, and went be- fore the people. 7 € Chen the Lom (aid vnto Joſhua, This Dap will J beginne to magnifie chee Tofhua. in the light sf all Iſrael, which hall know that*as 3| was with Poles, (o will J bee ith thee. 8 Chou Walt therefore commaund the Picks that beare the Arke ofthe couenant, taping, Cdiben pee are come to the bzinke of a wanes of Jozden, ye hall tand Kili < in den. : 9 € Then Joſhua laid vnto the children of Iſrael Come hither,and heare the wo2ds of the Lod your God. Io Gud Joihua laid, 4 Hereby pee Hall knowe that the living God ts among pou, and that hee will certatnely catt out before you the Canaanttes, and the Hittites, anv the Hiuites, and the Perizzites, and the Girs galhites,tthe Amozttes, and the Jebutites. Il Behold, the Arke of the Conenant of the Lord ofall the world paſſeth before you inte Jorden. 12 Now therefore take from among you e twelue men out of the tribes of Jiraci, out of euery tribe aman. 13 And asfooncas the felesofthe feete af the Pictes (that beare the Arke ofthe Lo20 God the Loz of al the world) ial tap inthe waters of Joꝛden, the waters of Jog: Den halbe cut off: foz the waters that come from aboue,” {hall tand til vp on an heape. 14 € Then when the people were Depar- ted from their tents ta goe suer Jazven, the Pieks bearing the * Arke of the couenant, went befoze the people. i Ig And as they that bare the Arke came buto Jorden, ¢ the teete of the Prieſts that bare the Arke were Dipped in thebzinke of the water, (* foz Joꝛden vſeth to fill all bis i bankes all the time of harueſt) Í 16 Then the waters that came dDotane from aboue, ſtayed and rofe vp on an heape, and Departed ferre from the citie of Adam, that was befide Zaretan: but the waters that came Downe toward the Hea of the wilder⸗ neffe, cuen the falt Bea, failed, and were cut off: fo the people went right ouer againt Jericho. j 17 But the Hꝛieſts that bare the Arke of the Conenant of the Lord, food Dzie within Joden es readpprevared, and ali the Iſrae⸗ lites went ouer Dzie vntil all the people were gone cleane ouer thoꝛow Jorden. CHAP, III, 2 God commaundeth Iefhua to ſet vp twelue Jonesin Jorden 18 The waters returne to their old courfe, 20 Other twelue ftones are fet-up in Gilgal, 21 The miracle muft bee declaredto the pofteritse. Az when all the people twere wholly gone * ouer Jorden (after the Lord had ſpoken vnto Joſhua faving, 2 Take pou twelue men out oF the peas ple out of eucry tribe aman, 3 And command pou them, laying, Cake you hence out ofthe mids of Jorden , out of the place, where the Peieſts ſtood tn a? rea- dineſſe,twelue ones, which pe thalltake a⸗ way with you, and leaur them in the b lon- sing, where pou ſhalllodge this night.) 4 Then Pakua called che twelue men, whome bee had prepared of the — The Arke, Fordi ië! ! 9 Chap.t.§. c Euenin the chanell, where the ftreame had runas verle 17, d By this mira- cle in dividing the water. e Which fhould fet vp twelue ftones in remem- brance of the be- nefite, Pfal.1i 4.3. AGEs 7.450 1. Chrow.t2.1§. ecclas, 24.30. f Becaufe thé ri- uer was accuito- med at thistime _ to be full,the mi- racleisfo much the greater, g Either tarying till the people were paft,or as fome reade, fure, as though they had bene vpon the dsie land, Dest.27.1. a As Chap.3. 17: b Meaning,the place where they fhould campe. Twelue Rones fet vp foramonument. of Iſrael out of euery tribe aman, 5 And Johua ſaid vnto them, Goer ouer bekore the Arke of the Lord pour God, euen thaough the middes of Jorden ,and take vp euerp man of pou a fone ppon his houlder, according vnto the number of the tribes ot the children of Ffracl, 6 That this maybe a figne among you, that whenu pour < chilozen chal aſke their fa- thers in time to come, taping, Chat meane pou by thele tones? 7 Chen ye may anſwere them, That the waters of Jorden were cut off before the Arke of the couenant of the Lod: for when it paled though Jorden, the waters of Jowen were cut ofl: therefore hele tones ave a memoziall vnto the chilon of Iſrael 2 euler. 8 Chenthechildzen of Iſrael did euen fo as Jlothua had commanded, and tooke vp twelue Tones ont ef the middes of Jorden, asthe Lozd had ſayd vnto Joſhua, accor- Ding to the number of the tribes of the chil- Den of Iſrael, and carted them away with am vnto the lodging , ¢ laid them Downe ere, 9 And Joſhua ſet vp d twelue tones in the middes of Jorden, in the place where the feete of the JPatetts, which barethe Arke of the Couenant, ftood, and there haue thep continued vnto this Dap. ] Io € So the Pꝛieſts, which bare the Arke, ftood tn the middes of Jorden, vntill enery thing was finthen that the Lozd had commaunded Joſhua to fay vnto the peos ple , accdg toall that Wales charged Joſhua: then thepeople halted and went ouer. IL Athen all the people were cleane pals {ed oucr,the Aike of the Lord went ouer als fo, and the Pꝛieſts © befoze thelpeople. 12 *Qnd the fonnes of Reuben, and the fonnes of Gad, and halfe the tribe of Wa- nafleh went ouer befeze the childꝛen of FE rael armed, as Moſes had charged them. 13 Euen fourtie thoufand- prepared foz warre, went befuze the f Lom vnto battell, into theplaine of Jericho, 14 Ghat dap the Lo: magnified Fo. ſhua inthe fight of Iſrael, and they || feaz ss as they feared Moles all dayes of is life. _ 1g And the Loꝛd [pake onto Joſhua, fay- ing 16 Command the Prieks that beare the i — of the teſtimony, to come vp ott of orden.· e Godeomman- déh,that not on⸗ ly we our ſelues ptofite by his wonderfull works, but thae eur poſt eritie may know the caule thereof,’ and glorifie his name. d Befides the twelue {tones which were ca- ried by the tribes and fet vp in Gilgal, e Meaning, in the prefence or fight of the peo- le. p . Num.32:27,2%. f Thatis, before the Arke, WOr,renerenced him. g. Becaufe the Arke teltified _ Gods sere i and thetables ot- 4 i * conc Pucks » faving, Come pee vp ont of Joz- nedthercin,fg- 13 Andwhenthe Pꝛieſts that bare the nified Gods will Arke of the couenant ct the Loz, were come toward his peo⸗ yy aut of the mids of Joꝛden, and afloone as ple. the (oles of the Prieſtes feet were {et onthe Day land, the waters of Jorden returned vn- to their place,and flowed ouer all the banks h. Called Abib thercof, ag they Did befeze. orNifan,contei- I9 ¶ So the people came bp ont of Flo?» ning part of Denthe tenth day of the » fict moneth, and March, and part pitched tn Gilgal, in the Calt fide of Aeris of April, h- Chap.v. 17 Joſhua therefore commaunded the- Circumciſionrenued. 20 Allo, the twelne tones, which tiep one of Jorden, did Joſhua pitch in ilgal. 21 And he fpake onto the chimen of Iſ⸗ rael, faping, Ahen pour childzen wail afke their fathers tn time to come,and fap, tahat meane thele flones? 22 Then pe Hall Hew pour chimen, ann an Iſrael came ouer this Howden on Date and; 23 Foꝛ the Lord pour God dried vp the waters of Jorden befoze pou . vntill pe were gone ouer, as the Lozd pour Sed did the red tea, * which hee Dzied vp belge vs, till mec Were gone over, ; 24 That ai the people of thei world may know that the hand of the Lod is mighty, pit re might keare the Lod pour Gon cons tnuaily. 87 Exod. 14. 21, 25. i Gods benefits ferne for a fur- ther condemna- tion to the wic- ked,and ftirre vp- his toreuerence him, and obey. him, CHAP, V. | 1 The (anaanites are afraid of the Ifraelites. | 2 Circumcifion is commaunded the [econdtime, 10 The Paffeower iskept. 12 Manna ceafeth, 13 The Angelappeareth unto Foſhua. Dw when all the kingesof the 2 Amo- L Nrites, which were beyond Jorden Welk: ward, and all the kings of the Canaanites, which were bp the Hea, heard that theLow had Dzied vp the waters ot Jorden before the childzen of Iſrael vntill they were gone ouer therr beart fainted, and there was no courage in them anp moze becaule of the childꝛen of Iſrael. 2 That tame time the Lod ſayd vnto Jowhua, Make thee harpe kniues,> and ree turne, and circumerle the onnes of Iſrael the fecond time, t ; 3 Then Joſhua made hin Harpe knives, and ciccumciled the fonnes of Iſrael in ethe hill okthe koreſkins. 4 Andthisis the cauſe why Joſhua cir · cumcifedall the people, cuenthe males that came out of Cappt , becaule all the men of warre were Dead tn the wildernefle by the- way after they came out of Egypt. 5 Fozatithe people that came out, were circumciſed: but all the people that were. bone in the wildernefie by the wap after ther came outof Egypt, were not 4 circume ciſed. 6 Forthechilnzen of Iſrael walked foz» tie peeres in the wilaernefiz, till all the peo- ple of the men of warre that. camz out of Egypt were confumed, becaule thep obeped not the vopce of the Lod: vnto whome the Lord fware, that bee would not thew them the land,* which the Lozd had ſworne vnto therr fathers, that bee would gine ds, euena land that floweth with milke and hos nie. 7 Ho their fonnes whome hee rayſed vp in their ſtead. Joſhua circumciſed: foz they- were vncircum ciled, becauſe thep circumti⸗ {ed them not by the way. * 8 Ana when they had made an ende of e-Forshéi ſore circumciſing all the pgople, they abode in was fo grievous. the places in the campe till they © were chat they were: whole, _ not ableta rg- 9 Attersthe Low law ini a Thè Amarites ~ wereon both fideslorden, . | whereof two kings were flaing : already on the. fide toward > | Moab. Exod.4. 234 | b For now they~ had left it off a- bout 40, yeeres, c Gilgal was fe called, becaufe they were there ~ circumeifeds, d For they loos: - ked dayly tores- ‘mooue at the Lords commane:.. dement: which ~~ thing they that were new cit- cumcifed,could ` not doe without great dangers. NUMIA 23o . MONE. : $ : Mannaceafeth. Iericho. £ By bringing you inte this- promufed land, contrary to the wicked opinion ofthe Egyptians or the forekin, whereby you were like co the Egy ptiaus. Exod.23.23. g Inthat that Day Thane taken swap ý f hanieok Egypt frost pou: wherefore yee calles the name of that piace Otigal,wnto this day. ji 10 EHorhe childzenef Iſcael above in Giigal, and kept che feait ot che Paſſcouer 3 the fourteenth Bay of the monecy at euen inr tee platne of Jericho, II Gud thep did cate of the connect the tandon the mozow after the Paſſcouer. Vi: leauened bread, and parched cene tu the fame Day. 12 Gud the MAN ceafed onthe morrow after they bad eaten of the cozne of the land, neither had che chiidrenof Iſraei MAN as ny more, but DW eat of the truit of the land Gt Canaan that peeve. ne 13 C and when Joſhna was by Jericho, be lft bp its epes and looked : and beboide, there ſtoode * man againit bin bauing a Jothua worfhip- fwo2d Dawen in bis hand: And Joſhua pee him,beeace Went vnto him,and (aid puto him, Art thou 1owledgeth him to be God: and in that that hecalieth bim- ſclſe the Lords @aptaine,he de- ~ clareth himfelfe tobe Chrift, Exod, 3 Se Ftth 4.7. AES 7. 33. -a Thatnone could goc oute b That none could come in. © For feare of the Ifraeltics. "d Buery day once, è That the con- queft might not be afligned to mans power,but to the-mercy of moft weake things can ouert- feemeth moft ſttong. meant hy the Reabenites, Gadires,and halfe the tribe of Manafich. on our fideo: on our aduerlaries: 14 And hee ſaid, fray, butas acaptatne of the hoſte of the Loꝛd am Fi now ceme: then Joſhua fell on bis face to the earth, and s did worſhip, anv fayd vnto him, Ahat fapth my Lord unto bis ruant? Is And the capcaine of the Lezdes hofie layd vnto Joſhua, * Loole the hove of thy foote; fo: the place whereon thou ſtandeſt, is bolp; and Joſhua Bid lo, CHAP. VI. 3 The Lord infirnGeth Iofhua what he fhould doe,as touching Jericho, 6 Lofhua commandeth the Prieftes and warriours whattodoe. 20 The walles fall, 22 Rahab is faued. 24 All ts burat faue goldand mettall, 26 The ctrfe of him that buldeth the citée. N23 Jericho was 2 Hut vp,and® clofed, Nc becaule of the childzen of Iſrael: none might an out nez enter tn. : 2 And the Lod fayd vnto Joſhua, Be- Hold, J) bane giuen inte thine hand Jericho sup the king thereof, and rhe trong men of acre. 3 Gil vee therefore tha be men of warre, Hall compaſſe the citie, in going round a- pone the citie d once: thus hail pou Boe lize apes? 4 Andfleuen Pꝛieſtes Mall beare ſeuen trumpets of © rammes hoꝛnes before the Grke: and the fuenth Day ve Wall compaſſe the citie ſeuen tines , and the Pꝛieſtes hall blow with the trumpets. i § And when they make a long blalt with God, which with the rammes pozne, and pee beare the ſound of the trumpet, all the peopic hall Gont with a great (out: thew ſhall the wall of come that which the citic fall Downe flat, and the peovie Hail aſcend vp, cucry mar — before biru 6 Chen Jafoua the tonne ofan cal- Led the Prieſts and ſayd vnts thear, Cake np the Arkeof the Couenant, and let ſeuen f This is chiefly Pꝛieſtes beare ſeuen trumpets of rammes homies before the Arke of the Lod. 7 ‘But he fain vnto the people, E Go and compalſſe the citie: Gict him thatisarmod, gót tooth before the Grke of the Lad: 3 QC And when Joſhug had ſpoken vite Yofhua. enuitoned and deftroyed. the people the ſeuen Peieſtes bare the ſeuen trumpets of ammes hornes, and went fost before tye Arke of the Lord, and blew wi the trumpets, anb the Arke of the conenant otthe Lo: followed theim. - 9 the Fauteitsthat blew p trumpets: then che sgathering hofte came after the Arke, ag they went and blew the trumpets. 10 ( Mow Joſhua had commaunded the people, laying, Wee hall nat ſhoute, neither nake any nople with pour voyce; neither Halla word paaceed out of pour mouth, vie tiil the Day that 3| fap unto pou, Shout, then ſhall pe hout.) Il Ha the Arke of the Lod compaſſed the City, E went about itè once then thep retur ned inio the hoſte, and lodged in the campe. 12 Gnd Joſhua rok carly in the moaning, and the Prieits bare the Arke of the Loz: ¶ And the men of armes ment before g Meaning the rerewatd, where< in was the ftan- ` dard of the tribe of Dan, Num. 10. 25. h Por that day. 13 Alf ſeuen Preieſts bare euen trumpets oframmes Bornes , t went before the Arke of the Lord, and going, biew mith the trum pets: ana the men of armes went befoege them, but the‘ gathering hofte came after the Arke of the Tord, as they went t blew thetrumpets. , : 14 And the tecond day they companied the citie once -anu returned inte the hoſte: thus they did lire dapes. 15 And when the ſeuenth Day came, they roiceariy, euen with the Dawning of the Day, and compatied the citie after the fame maner * fenen timez: oncip that Dap thep compaſſed the citie feucn tines. 16 And when the Piets had blowen the trumpets the feuenth tune, Joſhua fai vata the people, Shout: fez the Lom hath giuen pouthecitie, 17 And the titie Hall bee tan execrable thing, both tt, aud allthat ace therein, ynta the Lord : onely Rabab the harlot Hatt liue, fhe,and all that are with ber in the boutesfoz * fhe bia the meflengers that we lent. I8 Motwithtanding, be pee ware of the erecrable thing,lett pe make pour felues eres crable, and fn taking of che execrable thing make all the hoſte of Siracl* execrable, and trouble it. : 19 But all filusrand gold, and veſſels of bae and pon, fyall bem conlecrate vn⸗ tothe Load, and hall come into the Lowes trealucrte. 20 Ho the people Hhouted, when they bad blowen trumpets: fo: when che people bad heard the found ofthe trumpet, they theuted with a great Wout: and the *wall fel Downe Lat: fo the people went vp tuto the cttte, cuccy man ſtreight Before him + * and they tooke the citie. ~ 24 And they veterly deſtroyed all that was in the citie, both man € woman, youn and oid, and ore, and Meepe, and ane, wit tye edge oftheſword.· 22 But Joſhua bad fayd onto the two men that had {pied out the countrep,@oe ine ta the harlots boule, and being out thence the woman, and all that thee path,” as pee ſware to ber. x 23 Bo theyong men that were (pics, went in, and beugt out Raab, and bee tae y3 i The tribe of Dan was fo cal- led, becaufeit marched laft and gathered vp whatloeuer was left of others, k Befides euery day once for the {pace of Gx daies, 1 That isap- pointed wholy te be deflroyed, (hapag ' Lensit 27,21. BUNLA, Ze deut. 3,15, 17. m And therfore cannot be put to any priuate vſe. but muft be firft molten, and then ferucfor the Ta- bernacle. Hebr. 11.300 Mac.i2. $y i 6. Chapa. 14. hebr: sigh fraclrepelledfrom Ai. n For it was not lawful for firan- pers to cwela- mong the Ifrae- lices , rill they were purged. o Meaning, the Tabernacle. p Forthe was married to Sal- mon prince of the tribe of Iu- dab, Matt. 1.§- q He hall build itto the deftru- ction of all his ſtocke, which thing was fulfil. led in Hiel of Beth, 1. Kings 16.34: 2 Intaking that which was com- manded to be des firoyed, Chap. 22,20. a.chren. 2.7. b This wasaci- tie of che Amo- rites; for there was another_fo. called among the Ammonites. lers. ‘49-3. Thefirk Ai is called A- -jath, Ifsy 10, 28, c God weld by this overthrow sake them more earneftto fearch out & punith the fianc committed, d This infirmitie of his faith thew- eth how we are iaclined ofni- ture co diſtruſt. e When thince- nemies Mall blaf- pheme thee and fay that thou-walt not ale to de- fend vs from them. ther, and her mother, and her brethꝛen, an’ ali wat he had: alle thep bꝛought out ali jer — pany put theni v voit hout the hoſte cf ati. 24 After, they burnt the city with Gre, and all that was therein ; onelp the ukter and the goͤlde, and che veũcls ofbratie, and p2on,they put vnto the trealure ot thee boule of the Loge. 25 Bo Joſhua ued Rahab the harios, and ber fathers houtjoide , and ali chat See Had, and ihe r Dwele in Jiraci enen vñto this Day , becauſe hee had hidoeche melitngers, which Joſhua ſent to ſpy out Jericho. 26 And Jobus ſware at that tines fays ing, Curled be the man betoze tye Lord, that rileth bp, and bulldeth this citie Jericha; abee yall lay the foundation thereof in his eldek nne and in bis vongeſt bune tal ye fet np the gates of it. $ 27 So the Lom was with Joſhua, and be was famous thozow ail the wora, CHAP. VII r The Lord i angry with Achan. 4 They of Ai put the Iſtaelites to fligit. 6 Isſhua prayeth tothe Lord. 16 Ioſhua inguireth ost him that ſin- ned, and ftoneth him and all bis. i p“ the childꝛen of Iſrael committed a treſpaſſe in the aercommiunicare thing: fo2* Achan thelenneof Carmi, the tone of Ʒabdi, thefonne of zerah of the tribe of Ju⸗ Day toske of the ercomimuntcate thing: wherefose the wrath of the Lod was kind⸗ lea againſt the children ofPiracl. 2 And Jofina fent men from Jericho to Ai, which is beade Bethauen, on. the Cait fide of erh-cl,and ſpake tuto the, laying. Go bp, and vicw the counttey. And the mein went vp. and viewed Ai, And returned to Joſhua, and ſaid vn⸗ tohin, Let not all the people gee wp, but itt asit were fae thee thouſand mein go vp, and ſmite At,ant make not all the people ta labour thither.toz thepare few. 4 Sathere went bprhither of the pea- te, about thee thouſand sien, andthep hed . tfozethemnenofSt.. : . 5 Snbthecmen of At {mote oftheni tp, on athirtp and fire men: for they chaied them from beto: the gate vnto Svebarim, and ſmote them in the going Totwne: where- fore the Hearts of tye people melted away liks togter, - i 6 4 Chen Joſhna rent his clothes, and felto tic carth upon bis face before the Arke ef the isan, vncul the enentide, bre, and the eae ok Iſtrael, and put duſt vpon their jeans, 7 And Joua ſaid, Aas, P Lord Gop, wherefore haſt chou bzought this people o- uer Jorden, to deliuer vs into the handef the Amozttzs,and to deſtroy vor woud Esd wee had bene content to dwell on thed orber tide Jorden. 8 Db L973, what maig fay » when Ie rael turne their backs befor thetr enemies? o- -Fo the Canaanties, and all the inha- bitants ofthe land Hall beare otit and Malt compaſſe bs, anu deiſttoy our same out oF the earth; and what wir than doe vnto thp mighty: mame? Io ¶ And the Lod (ad bata Jahua, Get pare bp ; toberefoze ipek thon thus vpon thy face 2 11 Iſracl hath Enne and they haue tran’ greed my Couenant. whith Jcommanded then: fo2 thep Hane even takes ofthe crcente municate thrig, and haue alie ſtollen, and diſſenbled allo , and dane put it enen with thei owne ure. : 5 12 Gijereiore the childꝛen of Iſrael rans not Rand before thete enemies, bu hane turs ued their backes befoze their enemies, bre caule they bee execrable: neither will Ibee with pouany more, except pee deitroy the eecommunicate rom among you. I3 Cipthercisre, tanctife the people, and fay, Danctifie pour (clues againſt to moꝛow: fp thus faith the Load Gad of Flracl , There isan cxecrable thing among you, D Jiraci therefore yee cannot tand againſt your ene- nies, vntil ye haue puc the serecrabie thing fromamong you. _ 14 In the morning thetefoze pe Hal come according to pour tribes, Œ the tribe which the Loin taketh, hall come according te the farmtites ; and the family which the Lord ibatitake, Gal come by the houcolds: and the houſhold witch the L023 fhall take, Hall tome man by mat. : Is And be that is taken with the excome municatetbing , Halbe burnt with fire, bee, and allihat bee hath, becanie hee path trani greſſed the Couenant ofthe Lo20, and bes cafe he bath wꝛought foliy in Iſael. 16 Hn Jowuaroie vp early in the mors ning , and brought Jfract by. theirt tribes, and the tribe of Luda was taken. 17 Gnd he bzeught the faniiies of Judah, oud tocke the fantlpot the Farhites, and be bought the fanily af the Zarbites, man bp man and Fa bdi was taken. 18 And he bought his houſhold, man by man, ant Achan the onne of Carmi, the Chap.vij. Achans conetoufneffe found out. 88 f Then to luffer wickednefle vr- punifhed,isto re= fule God wil- lingly. g Meaning,the- manthattooke = of thethingfore ~ bidden, h That ie found guiltie either by. lotsor by the judgement of V⸗ rin, Nom, 27:219- fonne of Zant, the ſonne of Zerah of the- tribe of Jutiah twas takem, i 19 Then Joſhua farte vnto geban, My fonne, 3 beicech thee gise glorie to the Lord Gon of Pract, ant mage i confefion vnto dim, and Mew mee now what thou balk Done, hide it not from me. 20 Gnd Athan anſwered Fohua, anv id, Jndecd J pane finned agatutt the Low pn ot Iſraet, and thus ana thus paue Ji one. ry 21 J fae among the Morie a geodly kBabrlontt) garment, and tton headed Rexcls of Rlucr, anda wedge of golde of Gf tie Bekels weight, and F| coveted them, and tooke them sand behold, theplic hid in the earth, in thenuds of mp tent, aud the finer vnder it. 22 Chen Jochua ſent meſſengers which ran vnto tie tent, and bebola, it was hid in pis tent, and the iluer vnder te. 23 Wherefore they tooke them out of the tent and bought thein vnto Joſhua, and pis toall the chilnzen of Iſrael, and lawe thea before the Los. 24 Uhen Joſqua tooke Achan the! une efSerah, and the filuer, and the garment and che! wedge of gold, E his” (onies aie ts i By declaring the trueth : for: Godis clorified + when the trueth: is conſeſed. k Suchartich garment as the. States of Baby⸗ Jon did weare. VOr, nephew. 1 Some reade 2: plate : others,a rod,and fomea.: tongues. ' m this iudge- ment on¢ly ap=- perteineth to- God, and to whom he wil res- neile it:to mani hee hath com- manded not to punim the childée for the fathers fault Deut 24, 16, . Atis befieged,and | n He deciareth that this is Gods iudgement,be- cauſe he had of = fended and cau- * fed others to be? flaine, Deut.i.ↄ21,29. ana 7.18. Chap.6.21. Dec.ao.i 4. a Meaning,on : the Welt ſide, as vele 9, his daughters, and his ogen, ant big alles, and his eepe, and bis tent,and all that 24 ad: and all Iſrael with him brought the vnto the valley of Achoz. 25 And Joſhua fayde n In as much as thou batt troubled vs, the Lod halitrouble thee this Day: and all Jitael threw tones at Hint, and burned them with fire,and ſtoned them with kones, 26 Anad they cat vpon him a great heape of ſtones unto this Dap: and fo the Lod tut- ned from bis fierce wath: therefore be cals led the name of that place, Che vallep of A⸗ choz vnto this day. CHAP. VIII, 3 Thefiege, 19 and winning of Ai. 29 The king thereof ú hanged, 30 Fofhua ſetteth vpan altar, 32 Hee writeth the Law upon ftones, 35 and readeth it to all the people. At ter,the Lozd fatd vnto Jothua,*Feare not, neither be thou faint hearted : take all the men of warre with thee and arife, go opto Ai: beholde. J haue giuen into thine bana the king of Gi,and hts people, and hig citp. and his ſand. 2 And thou Malt Doe to At Eto the king thereof, as thou didſt vnto * Jericho and to the King thereof : neuertheleſſe the ſpoyle thereof and * the cattell thereof hali pe take unto pou foz a pray: thou halt lie in waite a- gaink the city on the backline thereof. 3 ¶ Then Folhua arofe, and alt the men ofmatre, to goe pp againſt At: and Joſhua chole out thirtie thoutand frong men, and valiant, and tent them away by night. bh God would not deftrowAi -by miracle, as -Lericho,to the ‘intent that other ‘Mations might feare the power and policie of ‘his people. 4 Andhe commaunded them, faying, Beholde, pe è Wall lie in wait againt the ci- tieon the backline of the cttp: goe not verp SEA from the city, but bee pe allin a reani- eſſe. § And Jand all che people that are with mee, will approch vnto the city: and when they hallcomeout agains, as they div r the fitt time, then wul wee flee befo em. 6 Fa they wil come out after vs till we baue brought them out ofthe city: foz thep will lay, Thep flee before vs as at the lirſt ` time ; fo we will flee before them. f\ Or,drime out 7 Then pou Hall rife vp from lying in watte, and || Deltroy the citie : for the Lod (theishabitants) pout Hod wil deliuer tt into your hand. of the citie, e Withtherelt of the armie. d Thatis,view- edor muftered them,and fet them in araye 8 And when pe haue taken the citie, pee ſhall fet it on fire: accopding to the comman⸗ Bement of the Lord Hall pee doc; beholde, g haue charged pou. 9 CZolhna then fent them foorth, and they went to licin watt,and abode betweene Beth-eland Ai, on the Wet tine of Ai: but tng longed that night e among the people. 10 And Joſhua rofe vp carly in the moz ning, and numbed the people: and be and the Cloers of Iſrael went vp befoze the peg- ple againſt At. IX Aifo alt the men of warre that were with bini, went yp and Drew neere, ¢ came again che citie, and pitched on the forth fide of Gi: and there was avalicp betweene them and At. 12 And bee tooke about fiue thouſand Ioſhua. mmen, © and fet them to lie in waite betweene Beth-el and St, on the Wick fide of the city. 13 Gud the people fet all the bote that was on the Noꝛthſide againſt the cttte, and the liers in wait on the Aeſt againk the ct tte: and Joſhua went the Came night into the f mids of the valley. k } 14 ¶ And when the King of Aifatne it, then themen ofthe city batten , and rofe bp - earelpy and wentout again Iſrael tobat» tell, he and al bis people at the time appoi» ted, betoze the plaine : foz bee knew not that ore id wate agatok him on the backfide ofthe city. Ig Chen Joſhua and all Iſrael s ashea- ten before them, fled by the way of thewil · derneſſe. 16 And all che people of the city were cal- led together, topurucatter them ; and thep purtued atter Johua, and were drawen a- wap sut of the citp, Í 17 Po that there wag not aman left ix St, nozin Beth-el, that went not out after Iſrael: and they left the citie open, and purs {ued after Iſrael. 18 Then the Lord ſayde onto Johua, bStretch out the ſpeare that isin thine hand toward Ai: foz J wil gine it into thine hand; and Joſhua tretchedout the ſpeare that hee bad tn bis hand,toward the city. 19 And they that lay in watt, arole quick ly outof their place, and ranne afloone as he hab Tretched out his hand, and thep entred inte the citie, and tooke it, and batted , and fet the cttyonfire. - 20 And the men of At looked behinde thent,and fato tt : foz log, the fmoke of the cie ty alcended vpi to heauen: and they had no | power to flee this way o? that may: fo: the people that fled to che wilderneſſe, turned backe bpon the purfuers. 21 Aben Joſhna and all Iſrael faw that thep that lapin waite, had taken the citie, and that the {moke of the city mounted vp, Reo turned againe, and flew the men ofgi. 22 Allo the isther iſſued out of the citie again them ; fo were they in the mindeg of Iſxael. thefe being an the one fide, and the reton the other fine sana they Mewe them: io that they let none of them * rematne noz efcape. n 22 And the King of Ai they tookealiue, and bzoughe him to Joſhua. F, And when Jirael bad made an ende of flaping all the inhabitants of At in the tietue, that is, in the wilderneffe where thep chafed them, and when thep were all falters on the edge of the lwow , butill thep were confined, all the Iſraelites returned vne fa = > aud « (mote tt with the edge of the word. a Andall that fell that Day, both of men and women, were twelue thouland, cuen all the men of At. x 26 Fo Joſhua drew not his hand backe againe, which he had ſtretched outwith the {pcare,vuttll he had vtterly deſtroyed all the inhabitants of At. J i 27 * Dnely the cattell athe (poile of this citic, Iſrael toake for a pray vnto tle. >? deftroyed by Iofhua. e He fent theſs fer, that theo. ther which lay inambuth mi not be difcoue- red. f To theintent that they inthe citie might the better difcouer his armie. g _As they which ained to fice for feare, h Or,lifevp the banner to figni- ‘fie when they (hall inuade the citie, hOr, toward the heauen, Or, place. i Which came out of the am- bulh, Dent, 9:3. k For the fire which they had before fet in the city,was not to confume it,but to fignifie ynto Tofhua that they were entred, Num, 31.2226) as ver [e 2e 1 Thatit could neuer be built a- gaine. m According as it was comman- Chap.7.25 526. n Meaning,the ten commande- Dew. 11.29. and. 27. 12, 13- c Becaufe they were ail worne. ‘TheLawis read. The ded, Deut.31.23,. felues according vnto the ward of the L020, which be commanded Joſhua. i 23 And Joſhua burnt Ai, and made it an beapefoz! euer, anda wildernefie vnto this Day. : 29 And the king of Ai he hanged on a tree, vnto theeucning, And as ione as the Hunne was Downe, FJofhua commanded m that they ould take bts carkets Downe from the tree, and calf it at theentring of the gateof tie citie,and *lap thercona great heape of ſtones,that remaineth puto this Day. 30 C Chen Fowua built an Altar vnto the L020 God of Iſrael in mount Ebal, 31 As Moles the leruant of the Lox had commaunded the children oẽ Iſcael, as itis written inthe *booke of the Law of Mofes, an altar of whole tone , ouer which no man had likt an pron: and they offered thereon burnt offerings vnto the Lord, andlacrifie Eg ted peaceofterings. 32 Allo hee wote there vpon the tones, a> schearlall ofthe Lawe of Moſes, which ae re in the peelence of the chilozen of Ilſrael. 33 Andall Iſrael (and their Elders, and officers and their Judges ſtood on this ſide of the arke, and on that fide, before the Hꝛieſts of the Leuites. which bare the Arke of the Couenant of the Lozd) as well the ranger, as He that is borne in the country: halfe ofthem wereouer againſt mount Ge: riszun,and halfe of them ouer againſt mount Ebal; *as Moles the (eruant of the Loz had commaunded before, that they Mould bleffe the childzen of Iſrael. 34. Ghen afterward he read althe words ofthe Lawe, thebleflings and curtings, ac- cording to all that ts witten in the booke of the Lawe. 35 There was not a wod of all that Io- fes had commanded, which Jolhua read not befoze all the Congregation of Ifrael, *aftvel before fhe o women and the childzen, as the ftranger that mas conuerſant among them, CHAIR 2X. f 1 Divers Kings affemblethem/elues againft Io- fhua. 3 The craft of the Gibeonites. 15 Iofhua maketh a league with them, 23 For their craft they are condemnedto perpetual! flauerte. Ad when allthe Ringes that? were be- pond Jorden, inthe mountaines and in the valleyes, and by all the coattes of the b great Dea ouer againſt Lebanon (as the Mittites,and the Amozites the Canaanites, the [Pertszites, the hiuites, and the Jebue fites) heard thereof, 2 Thep gathered themſelues together to fight agatiit Fohua, and agant Iſrael withonefaccord. A : ¶ * But the inhabitants of Gibeon - beard what Joſhua had Done vnto Jericho and to At. i 4 Gud therefore they wought craftily: fo: they went, and fained themfelues embat> fadours, and tooke olde fackes vpon their afes ann old botti es fog wine,bothrent and © bound vp, r § And old ſhooes and clouted bpon their -Chap.ix. feetes allo the rayment pon them was old, and all their ppouttion of becad was Dated, and mouled. 6 Ho they came vnto Joſhua into the bot to Gilgal,and faid vnto him, and ynta themen of Jirael, Wie be come from a farte ienr Fad : now therefore make a league thys. 7 Then themen of Iſrael ſaid vnto the Miuites, Jt may be that thon dwelleſt a: mang vs, how then can J make a league with thee? 8 And they fata vnto Johua, Mee are thy ſeruants. Chen Towna ſaid vnto then, tho are yee? and whence come yee? 9 And they anhwered him, From avery farre country thy ſeruants are come fo: e the fame ofthe Lod thy God: foz wee haue heard his fame and all that he ath done in ppt, Io And all that he hath donc to the two Kings of the Amorites that were beyond Jorden, to Sibon bing of Helhbon, eta Dg king of Bathan,witch were at Ahtarsth, II bereto. our Elders, Eall the inha» bitantsof our conntrey pake to vs, laying, Take victuals + with pou for theiourney, and gorto meste them, and fap vnto theng, eare pour feruants ; now therefore make peca league with vs, ; 12 This our fbean we tooke tt hot with bs foz victuals our of our houſes the Day we Departed to come vnto yourbut now behold, itis dried, and ít is mouled. 13 Ailo thele bottles of twine which wee filled, were neto, and loe, they be rent, ann thelt our garments and our ooes are. ole, by reaſon ofthe exxeeding great tourney. 14 ¶ And thes meñ ãccepted their tale concerning their victuals, and counſelled not with the mouth ofthe Lop. I5 0 Joſhua mave peace with them,and made aleague with them,that he would (uf fer them toltuc:atlo the Bꝛinces of the Con- gregationfware tnta them. ; 16 @ But at the end of theee dayes, after they had made a league with them, they heard that they were their neighbours, and that they dwelt among them. ; 17 And thechildreñ of Iſrael tooke their biournep; t came vnto their cities the third Day, and their cities were Gibeon, and Che- pPhirab and Beeroth, and Kiriath-iearim. 18 And the chilozen of Ifrael flew them not, becauſe the Pꝛinces of the Congregati⸗ on had ſworne pute them bythe Lox Gon of Iſrael: wherefore all the Congregation imurmured agatntt the inces, 19 Thenall the Pꝛinces fain puto all the Congregation, Mie haue ſworne vnto theni by the Lord God of Iſrael: nowe therefore we may not touch them. 20 Buc this twee will Dotto them, and let them line, lett the wrath be vpon vs becaule of the k oath which we fware puto them. 21 And the (Pinces. ſaid vnto then as gaine, Let them line, but they Wall heme Wood, and Draw water vnto al the Congre: gation as the Pꝛinces appoint them. 22 Fofhuathen called them, and talked With them, and fayd, Mherefore bane pee 99 beguilea Gibeonites deceiue Iofhua. 89 d For the Gibe- onites and the Hiuites were all one people. e Buentheido- laters for feare of death wil pree tendto honour the true God, ‘and receive his. religion, 4Ebr.in your hand, f The wicked lacke no art nor fpare no liesto fet forth their policieswhen ` they will deceiue the feruantsof ~ i God, g Somethinke thatthe Ifraelites ate oftheir vie tailes,and fo madealeague < with them, h From Gilgal i Fearing left for their fault the plague of God fhould haue light vpon them all, k This doth not eftablith rath othes, but hew- eth Gods mercie toward his, | which would not punilh them for thisfaule, Gibeonbefieged.. FiueKings ' 1 For the v fes of the Tabernacle and of the Tem- ple when it fhall be built. Dewt.7.%0 m Who.were minded toput them to death for feareofGods wrath, n Thatis,fer the facrifices of the Temple,as verle 23, Chap.6,1§,2%. Chap. g 3 528529. a Fhatis Lord of iuftice: fo ty- rants take to themfelues glo- rious names, when indeede they be very enemies againft . Godand ali niftice, b So enuious the wicked are, when any.depart from their band. c Leftlothua fhoutd haue thought that God had fent this great power againft him for his valawſull Teague with the Gideonites, the asd heere ftrengtheneth him, bequiled bs, faving TUe are betp Fatre from yom when pee Dwell among bs? 23 sow therefore pe are curled and there fhall none ofyoube freed from being bond: men, and brewers of wood, and drawers of water fo2! che houle ofmyp God, è 24 And they anfwered Jochua, and faid, Becaule tt was tolde thy feruants, that the Lod chp God had * commanded hts (eruant -Woles to giue pou all the land, andtode- froy all the inhabitants of the land out of pour light, therefore we were evcecding fore aftan foz our lines at the prelence of you, and baue Done this things — - 25 Aud bebold now, we are in chine hand; Dog as it ſeemeth good and right in thing eyes to Doe vnto vs. s 26 Cuen (o dtd He vnto them,and deliue⸗ red them out of the™ band of the childsenof Iſraelthat they lew them not. 27 And Johuaappointed themthat fame Day to be hemers of woud, and drawers of water foz the Congregation, and toz the aAltar of the Loud vnto this day, in the place which be Hoult cont = e. b 1 Fine kings make warre again[? Gibeon, whom Ioſhua difcomfiteth, 11 The Lord rained haile» flones and flew many. 12 The Sunne ftandeth at Iofhuas prayer. 26 The fiue Kings are hanged. 29 Many moe cities and Kings are deftroyed. N22 when Adoni zedek King of Jerus N falem bad heard how Johua had taken Atand had Deltroped tt, (* for as hee bad doneto Jericho, and to the King thereof, fo hee had Done to* Atand to the king thers of) and how the inhabitants of Gibcon had * peace with Iſrael, and were among em, 2 Then they feared erceedinaly: kor Gi· beon was a great citie, asone of the ropall cities: fo? tt was greater then Si, and all the men thereofwere mightie. 5 3 CURherefo a Doni⸗ zedek King of gie ruſalem fent vnto Hoham king of Hebron, and vnto Piram king of Jarmuth, and yn to Japia Ring of Lachith, and unto Debir King of Calon, faying, 4° Come vp vnto me, and helpeme, that we map finite Gibcon: foz they haue made ae aes Joſhua and with the childzen of rael. i S, Therefoze the fiue Rings ofthe Amo- rites, the Big of Jerufalem, the Ring of Hebzon, the King of Jarmuth, the King of Lachith, and the King of Eglon gathered theniſelues togetber,and went yy, they witi all their botes, and befiegedD Gibeon, and made b warre againitit. 6 And the men of Gibeon {ent vnto Fo- ſhua, euen to the hoſte to Gilgal, faying, CHithdzaw not thine hand from thy fer- nauts: conte vp tos quickly, and fauevs, and helpe vs: forallthe Kings ofthe Amo- vites which Dwell in the mountatnes, are gathered together agatnit us, 7 So Zoijuaaended from Gilgal, be. and all the peonte of watte with him, and al ‘the men of might. S @ And the Lod fayd, vnto Joſhua, © Fearg them mot; for 3 bane giuen thein ine to thine hand: none of them Mall ſtand a> gaint thee. 9 Jona therefore came vnto them fud pene for bee went vp from Gilgal all tke night. 7 10 And the Lord difcomfited them befoze Ilrael, and flew them with a great ſlaugh· tet at Gibeon, and chaled them along the way that goeth vp to Beth-hozon,and Grote them to Asekah and to Makkedah. It And as they fled trom befoze Iſrael, and ere in the going Downe to Beth-bozen, the Loꝛd cat Dewne great ones from heas uen vpon them, vntill Asekah, and thep Dy- ed ; they were moe that Dicd with the ¢ hatle> toneg, then thep whom the chtldzen of Ilra⸗ el flew with the fwod. r 12 C Then ſpake Joſhua to the Lom, in the Day when the Lod gaue the Amoites befoze the children of Iſrael, and hee fain in the fight of [fracl,* Sunne, fay thou tu oie » and thou Moone, in the valley of ialen. 13 And the Dunneabode,and the Moone food Hill, vntill the people auenged thems flues bpon their enemies:( Is not this wait: tenin the booke of Father?) O the Sunne abode inthe mids of the heauen, and batten not to goe Downe foz a whole Day. _ 14 And there was no Day like that before itno: after tt, that tie Loꝛd beard the voice ofa man: forthe Lord £ fought foz Iſcael. I5 (After, Joſhua returned and all Iſra· el with bim vnto the campe to Gilgal, _ 16 But theflue Rings fled and were hid in a caue at Makkeoah. ; 17 Andit was told Jona, laying, The H Bing ate found bid ina caueat Wak edah. 18 Then Joſhua ſaid, Roule great ſtones vpon the mouth ofthe caue, and ſet men by it foz to keepe them. , Ig But itand yee not ill: follow after your enemies, and + finite alithe hindmoſt,. ſuffeer them not to enter into their cities; foz the Lord pour God hath gtuen them into pour hand: t 20 And when Joſhua and the children of Iſrael had mave an ende of faving thim with anerceeding great ſlaughter til they twere conſumed, and the cele that remained of chem were entred into the walled cities, 21 Then all the people returned to the campe, to Joſhua at Makkedah ins peace: no man moued his tongue againlſt the chil Deen of Iſrael. 22 After, Joſhna faid, Open the mouth of the caue, and bring out theſe fue Kings vnto me forth of the caue. 23. And they Did ſo, and bꝛought out thole fiue Rings unto hint fsozth ofthe cate, cuen the Wing of Jerulaicm, the King of Hebaon, the Kina ofFJarmuth, the King of Lahit, and the Ring of Eglan 24. And Shen ther had brought out thoſe Kings wito Joſhua. Joſhua cated foz all the men of Fivacl,anv ſaid onto the chiete of the men ok warre, which went with him, Come neere, (et pour feete npon thet necks of thele ings: and they came ngere and fee their feete bpon their neskes, 25 And lofhua. difcomfited. TheSunne ftandeth fil, oa d So wefee that all things ferue to execute Gods vengeance a- eaintt the wice ked. Jfa.28.21. ECCLHS. 490455 e Some reade, the booke of che righteous:mea= ` ning Mofes:the Chalde text regs deth in the book ofthe Law:but itis like that ir wasa booke thus named, vhich is now loft. f By taking away the enemies hearts, and des ftroyingthem — with haileftones. $Sbr.cut ofall their traine,or taile . à ! g Or,infaferie, fe that none gaue themas much as an euill word, h Signifying what ſhould be- come ofthe reft of Gods enemies, feeing that Kings themfelues were. notfpar¢d. ` Deut.2 1.23. chap b.29. f Tofhua taketh Makkedab. The king of Gezer is (laine. Eglon js taken. Diuers cities and countreyes 25 And Joſhua faid vnto them, Feare notno: be faint hearted, but bee trong, and of a rood courage: fo: thus wit the Loꝛd doe to all pour enemtes , againft whom pe igbt. 26 Ho then Joſhua ünote chem,and tiew them, and banged them on flue trees, and they banged Rill vpon the trees vntill the euening. 27 And at the going Downe of the funne, Joſhua gaue commaundement , that they tould take * them Downe off the trees, and calt thein into the caue (wherein thep han Beene hid) and they lait great Hones bpon we cauces mouth, which remaine vntill thts ay. 28 C And that fame day Joſhua tooke t Wakkedah and ſmote tt with the edge of the fwozd,and the king thereof deſtroyed he with them, ef all the feules that were there in, be let none remaine:foꝛ he Dit tothe king of (Bakkedah * as bee bad Done vnto the king of Jericho. 29 Then Joſhua went from Wakkedah, andall Flrael with him vnto Libnah, and fought again Libnah. . 30 And the LoD gaue tit alo and the king thercofinte the hand of Iſrael: and be {mote it with theedge of the ſword, and all the || foules that were therein: bee tet none remaine in it: foz he DID vnto the king thers of, a3 bee had Done vnto the King of Neri- Q cha, 31 (And Joſhua departed from Libnad, and all Jiraci with him vnto Lachith, and befieged tt,and affautted it. i 32 And the Lo: gaue t Lachif® into the band of Jifraeltubich took it the ſecond day, and (mote it with the edge of the ſword, and au the foules that were therein: accosding to all as be bad Done to Libnah. 33 CA hen Yoram king oft Gezer came bp to helpe Lachifh: but Joſhua (mote bint = his people, vntill nongof bis remai⸗ ed. 34 Cand from Lachih Joſhua Depart- ted vnto t Eglon, and all Iſrael with pinn and they belleged tt, and aſſaulted it, 35 And they tooke it the fame Dap, and {mote tt with the edge of the fwo: , andali the foules that were therin bee btterly de- Rroyed the fame day, accozding to all that he had done to Lachiſh. 36 Then Joſhua went vp from Eglon, aud all Ilrael mith him vnto Vekon, and they foughtagatntt it. 37 And when they had taken tit, thep finote te with the edge of the ſword, and the king thereof, andall the cities thereof, and all the ſoules that were therein: be left none remaining, according to all as bee had Done to Eglon: foz be Deltroved tt vtterly, and all the foules that were therein. 33 (Hs Joſhua returned, and alt Iſrael with him to Debir,and fought axaint it. 39 And when he hadtakent tt , and the ~ Ring thereof, and all che cities thereof, thep {mote them with the edge of the fivo2d, and bitterly deſtroyed all the foules that were therein, hee let none remaine : ag be Did to - Hebson,lo hee Did to Debir, and to the king thereot, as hee bad alle Done te Libnah, and Chap. xj. to the king thereof. A 40 € So Joſhua finote all the hill coun: trepes, and the Houth countreys, and the valleys, and the ‘htithdes, and all chetr kings,and let none remaing, but vtterly ug» {troped euery foule , as the Lozd God of Iſ⸗ raci bad commanded. 4I And Joſhua (mote them from Kadeſh· barnea euen vnto Azzah, and all the coun⸗ trey of Goyen, euen vnto Gibron, 42 Andal thele kings and theit land Did Joſhuã take at k one time, becauſe che Lod God of Iſrael fought fo: Jirael. Š 43 Afterward Jotyua € all Iſrael with Hin returned puto the campe th ! Gilgal, CHAP, XI 2 Diners kings and cities, and countreys ouere come by Iofhua. 15 Iofhua did all that Mofe: had commanded him. 20 God hardeneth the eng- mits hearts that they might be deftroyed. MD when Jabin king of Hazor Had A heard thts, then be? fentto Jobab king of Paden, tothe king of Syiunrom,and to the king of Achapb, 2 And vnto the kinges that were by the Noꝛth in the mountaines and platucs to- ward the Houthhde of Cinneroth, and m u valleyes, and the bozders of Doz Weft- ard, 3 And vnto the Canaanites, both by Caf, and bp Aet, and vnto the Amozites , and Hittites and Pertssites , and Jebulites in tie mountatnes, ynta the Hiuites vnder c Permon ın the land of Wizpeh. 4 AnD thep came out and all their hoſts with then, many people as the fand that is onthe fea Moze for multitude, with horſes and charets erceeDing many. § Boalltvhele Kings met together, anu came and pitched together at the waters of Werom, toz to fight againſt Iſcael. 6 C Then the Lo fain vnto Joſhua, Be not afratd fo: them: foz to mozrow about this time will J deliver them all Maine be- fore Ifrael: thou Malt «hough their horſes and burne thett charets with fire. 7 Abhencame Jona and all themen of watre with him againk them by the waters of erom (uddenty,and fell bpon them. $ And the Lozd gane them into the hand ofS {tact : and they {mote them, and chafen them vnto great 3iDon, and ynto Wilte» phothmaim, and vnto the valley of iſpeh Caftward, and note cher vntili they had none remaining of them. 9 And Joſhua dtd vnto them as the Lod bade him: bee houghed their boles, ana burnt their charets with fre. 10 C And that time alfo Jowua turned backe, and tooke 1)a302, and {mote the king thereof with the ſword; foz Hazor before» time was the bead ef all thafe kingdomes. Ir Mopzcouner, they mote al the f perfons that were therin with the edge of the ſword. vtterly Deftroping all, leauing none aliue, and be burnt Wazo: with fire. conqueredbylofhua., go i Some read Athedoth, which fignifieththe de- {cents of the hiis. k In one battell, 1 Where the Arke was, there to giue thankes for their viĝo» ries. a The more that Gods power ap- — ee the wicked rage againft it. b- Which the Euangelifts call the lake of Gen- nezaretb,or Tie berias. c Which was mount Sihon,as Deut,4.48, d That neither they fhould ferue to the vfeof wat nor the Iftaelites thould put theiz troft ia them. e Which fignifi- eth hot waters,or according to fome, brine pitt. f Both men, woe men and chil- dren. -I2 Hoalt the cities of thotekkinges, and ` all thekings of them Did Johuatake, and finote them with the edge of the ſwoꝛd, and vtterly Deitroved them , * as Woles the (ere vant ofthe Lom M a £s Numb.3 3.530 dette]. 2a -Cities,countreyes,and 13 But Iſrael Burnt none of the cities Tofhua. Kings conquered by Iofhua, vnder the ſpzings of * Piſgah. : a * llOr bit fides. g Whichwere that ſtood ſtill in theirs ſtrength, ſaue Ha 4 ¶ They conquered alfothecoattofDg Deut.z4 firong by ftua- 302 onely, that Joſhua burnt. king of athan of the* nhani of the Os — tionandnot hurt 14 And all the lpoile of theſe cities, and ants,which dwelt at Athtaroth, and at E> Deut.3.11 by warre, thecattell, the thudren of Ilrael tooke for Dei, : chap.i ʒ * b Allmankiad. their pray, but they ſmote eucry *man with nas the edge of the Twade, vntill they han pe» ftroped them,not leautng one aliue. 15. (As the Lod * had commaunded GPoles his feruat, to Did ¢Boles* command Joiwua and fo Did Joſhua: hee teft nothing D ofalthat the Loꝛd had commanded $Boles. 16 Ho Johuateoke all thistand of the mountaines, and all the South, and all the land of Goen, and the low countrep , anv the plaine, tthe i mountaine of Iſrael, ana the low countrep of the tame, 17 From the mount *ijalak , that goeth vp to Seir, euen vnto Baal gad tn the yal- lep of Lebanon, vnder mount Wermon: and all their kings de tooke,and finote them, ant Exod.34 11. Deut 7. % i That is, Sama- ria. k So called, be- caufe it was bare and without trees. 4 flew them he valley o e > 2 ak ie aay 18 Jelhua made warrelong time with al thole kings, : 19 HNeither was there any city that made peace with the childzen of irael,*taue thole Hiuites that inbabited Gibeonsal other they tooke by battell. 20. Foꝛ it cameof the Loyd, to! harden their hearts that thep Mould come againit Girael in battell,to the intet that they would Deltroy them vtterly, and Hew the no mercy, but that they Hoult being them. to nought : as the Loza.had commanded Moles. 21 Ç And that fame tealon came Joſhua. and Deftroped the Anakims out of b moune. taines : as out of ebon, out of Debir, out of Anab, and.out of allthe monntaines of Judah, ane out ofall the mountaines of Jf- a hape9.3. 1 Thatis,to giue them ouer to themielues: and therefore they could nor but re- bel againft God, and {ceke their ~ own deftruction. vacl: Joſhua deſtroyed them vtterly with theis cities. 22 There was no Anakim left in the land of the chitdzen of Iſrael: only in Azzah, = tu Gath, and in Aihdod were they lett. 23 So Jofhua tooke the whole land, ac- cording to all that the Lord had ſayd unto Moles: and. Joſhua gaue tt fozan inbert- tance vnto Iſrael *accozving to their poztt- ons though thew tribes > then the iand was at reſt without warre. CHA. AET, 1.7 What kings Folbuaand the children of If- rael killed on both fides of Lorden, 24 Which. were in number thirty and one, A AD theleare the Binges of the land, which the children of Hltacl (mote and polſeſſed theit land, onthe other fide Flors Den toward therting of the Gunne ftoni m Outofthe ~ which cane Gos liath; 1.$am.17. 4e Nam, 26.5 3555+ a From Gilgal where Ioſhua 4 i the riuer Arnon,vuto molut Hermon , and — all the platne Sauward Namb. an.24. 2* Sihon king of the Amovites that — Dweltin hHeſhbon hautng dominion from 8* -Aroer „wbich is belide the riuer of Arnon, pres and fromthe middle oftýrriter, and from, halfe Gilead , vnto the rier Pabbok, in the border of the chilozen of Ammon. KA 3. And from the plaine vuto the Sea of. Cinneroth ECatward ann vnto the Bea of the i platne,euen the faltea, Eaſtward, the 1Or, milderno fer, g wap to Berh-tehimorh, and fromthe Ouf, § And reigned in mount hermon, and in PDalcah,and iu ali Bahan, vnto the border of the Seihucites , and the MBaachathites, and balie Gilead, euen the border of Sihon king of Debon. 6 oles the leruant of the Low, and the childzen of Jfrael ſmote them : oles allo. Numb. 32.29... theleruant of the Loꝛd gaue their land fo2a deut. 3.12, . poſſellion vnto the Reubenites, and vuta chap.13.8, — ona » and tobhalfe the tribe of 9a- 7 CThbele allo are the kings of the coun- trep, which Jowua aud the childacn of Ff- tacllinore on this Gide Joden, CUeſtward, from Baal-gad in the valley of Lebanon, e- uen vnto the mount > Palak that goeth pp b Read Chap, to Deir, and Joſhna gaue tt vnto the tribes 11.verle 17. ot Iras foza poſſeſſion, accozding to their 3 In the mountaines and in the valleys, and in the plaines,andinthe|| hil ides,and lOr, in Aſhdoth. in the wilderneſſe, and inthe South, where were the 1jittites,the Amoꝛites, and the Cas naanites, the Perissites, the Hiuites, and the Jebulites, ; 9 ¶The king of Jericho was one; * th king of Stwhich ts beüde Beth-cl,one: 10. The * kug of Jerufalem, ones the king of i)ebz0n, one : Ir The king of Jarmuth, one ; the king | ef Lachith, ong.: 12 Che king of Eglon, one: the* king Chap.10,33. Oe Ebes hing of Deb IR Ge* king of Debir, one: the king of C4 of) 5 t halfethe tribe of Manaffeb. 14 The Lord wthe a Being almoft inheritance of Leui. 22; Balaamwas flame, an hundreth and } N22 when Joſhua was olde , and. ftris ten yeere old. ken in peeres, The Lord faine: vate +£or.commenim- © Chap.6.2. Chap.8.29¢ Chap,10.2 3. F i dim, Thouart oldes i+ GKOHIEN ARABS sto eres b After thatthe enemies are o- uercome. \|Or, borders. $Ebr. Shihor. 4Ebr. Vpon the face of Egypt. $Ebr.Mearah, WOr.the plaine of Ga d, € Reade Chap. 11,8, N um.3 2.33. deut.3. 13. chap. 22.4. fOr,valley, Deut.3.11. Chap.v2.4. d Becaufe they deftroyed not all as God had com- manded, they that remained, were fhares and prickes te hurt them,Num. 33. -§5.chap,2 3.13. Gude 2 3. e Leui (hall liue “by the facrifices, Numb, 18.25. Or. hie places of Baal, WOr,the valley. Deutz ag * and there rentaineth exceeding much land to bet poſſeſſed: i 2 This is theland that rematneth,atl the regtons ofthe Philiſtims, and alGethurt, 3 from tiinus whichis $in Egypt, e- ueivunto the bozders ef Ekron Qorthward: this ts counted efthe Canaanites, cuen fine Lodihips of the Philiitims, the Asstthites, aun the Aijdosites, the Cijketlouttes, the Gittites and theEkronttes, and the Auites: 4 From the South, allthe land ofthe Canaanites,and the¢caue that ts belide the Hidontans, vnto Aphek, and to the bozders ofthe Amozites: fet § Andthelandof the Giblites, and all Lebanon, toward the fun riling from | Ba- hai-gad vader mount Yermon, vntillone come te amath. j 6 Alltheinbabitants ofthe mountaines from Lebanon sites Miſrephothmaim, and all the wontans,J wil cate them out from befoe the children of Iſrael: onelp diuide thou tt by lot vnto the Iſraelites, to inherit, as J haue commanded thee. ; 7 How therefore Dintde this land to iu⸗ berite vnto the nine tribes , and to the halle tribe of Manaſſch. } 8 Forwith halfe thereof the Renbenites, and the Gadjtes haue receiued their inheri· tance, *which Moles gaue them beyond Jorden Cat ward, enen as Woles the ler⸗ vantofthe Lod had giuen them. 9 From Aroer that ts on the brꝛinke of the riuer Arnon,and from the cittethat ts in the mids of thell riuer, and allthe plaine of Medeba vnto Dibon, Io Andall the cities of Bihon king of the Amozites, which reigned in Heſhboñ, vnto the borders ofthe childzen of Ammon, Ii And Gilead, and the berders of the Gelhurites, and of the Maachathites anv all mount Permon, wih all Bapan vnto Baicah: 1 } I2 Gllthekingdome of Dg in Bahan, which reigned in Ahtaroth andin Edrei; tie Cwho remainedok theret of the giants) fez- thele did Moſes ſmite, and taft themeout. 13 But the chtlozen of Ilrael d expelled not the Gelhurites, no: the Maachathites: but the Gelhurites and the Maachathites be among the Iſraelites euen vnto this ay. 14 Dnely vnto the tribeof Lent hee gaue none inberttance, but the facvitices of the Lod Gor of Iſrael are hisinheritance, as he faid vnto hin, , Is ¶ Moſes then gaue vnto the tribe of the chtldzen of Reuberinheritance,accosging to their families. 16 And their coat was from Aroer, that és on the brink of the riuer Arnon,and from the citie that isin the mids of the riuer, and all the platne that is by Medeba: : 17 Velbon with all the cities therof,that ate in the ptaine : Dibonand || Bamoth-ba- al,and Beth baal-meon: 18 Gud Jahaszah, and Kedemoth, t Bee phaath: I9 Kiriathaim alin and Sibmah,and 3e⸗ rethſhahar iu the mount of | Cmek: E 20 And Beth-peoz , and * Aſhdoth pif gah,and Beth iechimoth: 21 Andall the cities of the plaine: and all the kingdome of Sihon King of he g- moꝛrites, WHich reigned in Heſhbon, whom Moles {iste * with the princes of Hidian, Cut, and Rekem , and Zur, and Yur, anv Reba, the Dukes of Sihon, Dwelling inthe countrey. 22 Aud f Balaam the fonne of Beor the Heothlayer , did the children of Ifrael flap —— ſword, among them that were 23 And the border of the children of Rer ben was Foden with the coats. Chis was the inverttance of the chilen of Reuben, according to theitfamiltes, with the cities and thetr villages. 24 CA Mors gaue inheritance vnto the tribe of Gad, even ynto the chilazenof Gad, according to their families. 25 And thetr coatts were Jazer, and all the cities of Gtleab,and balie the land of the children of Ammon vnto Aroer which is bee fore Rabbah: 26 Gud from Heſhbon vnto Ramoth, Mizpeh, and Betonim: and from Malja- natun tuto the borders ot Debir: 27 And in the valley Beth aram, and Beth nimrah, and Succoth, and Zaphon, therck of the kingdome of Sihon King of Heſhbon, vnto Jorden and the borders enen vnto the Sea coaſt of Cinnereth, s beyond Jonen Gatward. 28 This isthe inheritance of the children of Gad, after their families, with the cities” and ther villages. 29 Q Alo Woles gane inheritance bite the halfe tribe of MPanafleh: and this belone ged ta the halfe tribe of the childzen of Ma⸗ nafich,according to their families. _ 30 And their bozder was from Mahana. im, euen all Baian, to wit, all the kingdome of Dg Ring of Bahan , and all the townes of Jair which are in Baan, theeelcoze ct S. > 31 And halke Gilead, and AHtaroth, and Emei, cities of the kingdome of Dg in Bahan, * were given ynto the h childzen of Pachter the fonneof Manatleh , to halke E ~H childzen of Machir after their fami- 32 Theleare the heritages , which Mo⸗ fes Did diſtribute inthe plaine of ghoab be- yond Jo2den,toward Jericho Eaſtward. 33 * Butynto the tribe of Leut Moſes gauc none inheritance: for the Lod God of Iſrael is their inheritance, *as he faid vnto them, CHAP. XIIII. 2 The land of (anaan was dinided amoug the nine tribes andthe halfe. 6 Caleb requireth the heritage that was promifed him. 13 Hebron was giuen him, T Defe allo are the places which the chil- men of Iſrael inherited in the land of Canaan , * which Cleazar the Pet, and Joſhua the fonne of Mun, andthe chicke taz thers of the tribes of the chilozen of Iſrael 99 3 diſtribu⸗ Countries vnconquered. The portions Chap. xiiij. of Reuben,Gad,andhalfe Manaſſeh. 91 Num 31 8. f So that both they which obeye ed wicked coun- fell andthe wic- ked counfeller perifhed by the tuft judgement of God. g Thatis,in the land of Moab, Num. 32.39. h Meaning,his nephewesand pofteritie, Chap, 18.7, Num 18,20. Nur, 34.17. 4 4 oe e Fz © Caleb requireth hisinheritance. Numb. ⁊ 6. 55. and 33.54. 2 AsReubenand Gad and halfe the tribe of Mae naffeh, Numb. 32.33» b So though Leui lacked, yet were there {till rwelue tribes by this meanes, ACumb.3 5.2 chap 21.233. e Which wass tbat they two onely ſhould en. ter into the land, Num. 1434 d Which were the ten orker fpics, Fyecla.469. Ebreo goe ont, and come th llOr giants e This he fpake of modeftic and porof doubting, {hap.21,12. 1, Macc. 2.5 6. CGap.t 5. 13. f Either for his power or perfor. Diltributedtothem, — 2 * By thelot of their inheritance as the Lod bad conunaunded by che band of Mo⸗ ror togtue tothe nine tribes, and the balie tribe A } 3 Fo Woles had ginen inheritance vne toa two tribes and an halfe tribe beyond Joer: but vnto tye Leuites bee gaue none inheritante among them. 4 Fothe coildzenof Jofeph were btwo tribes, Manalleh and Ephraim: therefore they gaue no part vnto the Lenites tn the land, faue cities to Dwell tn, with the fiib- urbes of the Came foz their beattes and their fubfance. - 5 "asthe Lord hat commanded (Boles, fo the chitdzen of Iſrael Did when thep Dui- Ded she land. ‘ 6 & Then the chlun of Judah came vnto Joſhna tn Origal: and Caleb tye tonne of Fephunneh the Kenesite ſaid vnto him, Chou kuowelk what the Lord fd vnto Doles the man of God, concerningsme and thee in Kadeſh· barnea. 7 Fourtie yeere oD was T, when GE oles the ſernaunt of the Low fent mee from Ba- n word againe, as l thoughe in ming eart. 8 Buty 4 brethren that went vp with mice, diſcouraged the heart afthe people: pet 3i followed Mill the Lod nip Gos. 9 CUherefore Moles (ware the fame Day, faying, Certainly the land whercen thy feet baue tronen, (hall bee thine inheritance, and thy childzens foz cuer, becaule thou patt fol- lowed contantly the Lo20 my God. 10 Therefore behold now,the Lord hath kept mecaline, as hee promilcd : thts ts the fourtie and fifth yeere fince the Lozd ipake this thing vnto (Boles, while the chilazen f Jiraci wandered in the wilderneſſe: and nowloc, Jam this Day fourefto and fue yeere old: ie ii And yet amas* ſtrong at this timeas Jwas when Moles ent me: as ſtrong as J was then, ſa trong an J now, either fog Warre,o2 + foz gouernment. f 12 Row therefore gire mee this moune taine whereof the Lo: fpake in that Day (fa: thou heardeit in that day, how thel A- nakima were theve, and the cities great and walled) e if fo bee the Lod will bee with —— FJ may Battie them out, ag the Loa aw. 13 When JoHua bleed him, and gane nto Caled tye fonne of Icphunneh, Hebron foran inheritance. aye 14 *wWebzon therefore became theinhert- tance of Caleb the une of Jrphuuneh the Kenezite vnto thts Day: becaufe he kollowed contantly the Lord Sod of Firacl. 15 And the name of * Hebron was before time, Kiriath⸗arba: which Arba was.a'great man among the Anakims: thus the land coated remi warre. C HUA PB. XY: 1 The lot of the children of ludah x the names ofthe cities and villages of the fame. 13 Calebs portion, 18 The requcf of Achjab, Tofhua. ieg then was the lot of the tribe of the childzen of Judah by their families : euen * to the bozder of som and the wil- pene of * Zin, Southward on the South coatt. 2 And their Houth bower was the falt Sra coal, fegn the point that looketh Houthward. 3 Andit went ont on the South hoe to⸗ ward YPaaleth-akrabdtin, and went along to Fin, talcended vp on the Southlide vnto Kadelh-barnea, and went along to Lyesron, and went vp to Adar, and fet ã compaſſe to Karkaa. 4 Fromthence went tt along to Azmon, and reached vnto the riuer of Egypt, and theend ofthat coalt wason the Meſtũde: this fall be pour South coat. § Allothe Gait border Hall bee the falt Bea, vnto the > end of Joꝛden: and the boz: der on the Horth quarter from the point of the Dea,and from the end of Jorden. 6 And this border gorth vp to Beth- Hogla, and goeth along by the s2ozthtide of Weth-aravath: fo the border from thence go⸗ euben. 7 Againe this boꝛder goeth vp to Debir from the valley of Acho2r, and Mozthward, turning toward Gilgal, that lieth betoze the going vp to Adumnum, which is on the Hourhlide of the riuer: allo this border go» eth vp to the waters of En ſhemeſh, and en Deth at * Cn-rogel. 8 Chen this border goeth vp to the pal- ley of the fonne of Vinnom, on the South⸗ fide of the Jebulites: the fame ts Jernfas lem: alfo this border goeth vp to the toppe of the mountaine that lpeth before the vals icy of Hinnom Mickward , which is by the * of the valley of thet Gpants Morth: ard. 9 Ha this border compaffetl from the topafthe mountatne vnto the fountaine of the water of Aephtoah,and goeth out to the cities of meunt Ephron: this boder Draws cth to Baalah, which is Kiriath tearim. 10 Then this bomer compafſeth from Baalah Meſtward vnto mount Heir, and goeth along ynta the Gdeofmount Jearim, whichis Cheſalon on the Mothite > tor commeth Downe to Beth⸗Memeſh, and go eth to Timnah. - Ir Gli this boer geth out vnto the lide of Chron Northward: and this border DMaweth to Shicron, and gorth along ta. mount Baalah, and ſtretebeth vnto Pab- * and the endes of this coaſt are to rhe Dea. _12 Gnd the {ek border is tothe great Hear lo this bower all bee the bounds of the childacn of Judah round about, accoz- Ding ta thetrfamilies. 13 @ And vnto Caleb the anne of Fee phunnch did Joſhua giue a part among the children of Indah, asthe Loꝛd commanded bun, ceuen" Kirtarth-arba ofthe father of A⸗ nak, which is in Debon. 14 And Caleb * moue thence three ſonnes of Anak, Sheſhai and Ahiman, and Tal- mahthe lounesof Anak, Is And The portion ofthe children Nam. 34.3. Num. 33.366 a The Ebrewe word fignifich tongue, whereby © is meant either the arme of the Sea that com- meth into‘the land,or a rocke or cape that go- ethinto the Sea, * b Meaning, the mouth of the ri- uer where itrun- neth into the falt fea. e eth vp to thes tone of Boban the ſonne of c Whichwasa deſh· barnea to efpte the land,and Ibrought R marke to part their countries, lOr the funtaine ofthe Sunne, 1 Kingin De *Ebr. Rephaim ||Or,the citie of 100450 - d Meaning,to- ward Syria. Chap.1 4.18. e This was done after the death of loſhua, Tuig, 1:10,20, of Iudah with their citics, and LOr coufin, f Becanfe her hufbard tatied too long, llOr, grant me tha petitirn. g Pecaufe her countrey was barren, (he defi- red of her father a field that had fprings,Iude.1, i 4, 15. h Which before was called Ze- - phath, Iudg.i.17. Eb daughters, 15 And he went vp thence to the inhabt⸗ tants of Debir: anv the name of Debis be- fozetime was Rirtacy-lepder. 7 oh 16 Then Gaich (aid, He that ſmiteth Ri- rtath-fepher, and taketh if, cuen to bun will J gine Achlah mp Daughter to wife, 17 And Dthntel the ionne of Kenaz, the bother of Taisb toore its and he gaue yun Achlah his Daughter to wife. 18 Aup as {he went in to hin, Gee mooued pim to alke of her father a field: £ and hee tighten off per aſſe, and Caled fayd vnto hẽt, Mhat wilt then? Pye — 19 Then ſhe aniwered, |} Cine me a blei fiig: foz thou balk giuen mee the South countrep ¢ e ging meẽ allo pings of water, And he gaue her the ſprings absue, and the ſprings beneath. h 20 This thalibec the inheritance of the tribe ofthe childzenof Judah arsodig te their famultes, * i 21 And the vtmoſt cities of the tribe of te chilazen of Judah , toward the coaſts of Dom Southward, were Kabzeel, and E⸗ Der,and Jagur, f 22 And Kinah,and Dimonay,t Daah, 23 And Kedeſh, and Hazor, and Ithnan, 24 3iph,and Telem, aud Bealoth, 25 And Hazoz, Hadattah, and Kerioth, Pelton (which ts aso) 26 Amamand penia, and Wotadah, 27 And Mazar, Gaddah, and Heſhmon, and Beth palet, 28 And iasat-Hual,t Beer · ſheba, and Bistothtah, Biia 20 Baala and Jim,and Azem, 30 And Citolad, eCyciil , > eiyozmab, fanny Ane 3iklag,and Madmanna,t Dan- nuah, 32 And Lebaoth aud Shilhim, and Ain, anv Runmon: ati chefe cities arc twenty ana nine with their villages. x 33 Cn the low countrey were Eſhtaol and zoreah, and Anab, é 34 And Zanoah, and Cngannim, Tap- pua),and Enam, 35 Jarmuth, and Adullam, Soroh, and * Pe 36 And Dharaim, and Adithain, and Gederah, and Gederothatin; fourteen cities with their villages. — 37 Zenam q Hadaſhah x Migdal· gad. 38 And Dile ain, ant Mizoeh t Toktheel, 29 Lachiſh, and Bozkath, and Eglon, 40 And Cabbon, t Lahmam, t Kithliſh, 41 And Gcderoth, eth-Dagon, t Maa · mah, and Makkedah: ſixteenẽ clits with thetr villages. 42 Lebnab,and ther,and Aban, 43 And Jiphtah and Amua t Mest, 44 And Beilab, t Aczib aud Mare hah: nine cities with their villages, 45 Ekron with ber eiownes and her villages, 46 From Ckroneuen vnto the fea, all that lieth about AMD wich their villages. 47 AWD with her tones and her vil Tages : A33ah with ber townes and her vil⸗ i Meaning,Nilus, lages, vnto the iriner of Egypt, tthe great as Chap, 13.36 ſcã was their coatt. 48 Andin the mountaines were Sba- Chap. xvj. mir, and Jattir, and Socop, 49 2nd Dannah snd * Kiriath · ſannach (which ts Dzbir) 50 And Anab, g Aſhtemoh, and Anim, 5 1 And Golhen, and Holon, aud Hiiop; eleuen cities wih their villages, §2 Arab, and Dumab ant Epean, 53 And Janum and eth-tappuah, and Aphekah, Ky f 54 And Pumtah,t* Riciath-arbaCwhich ts Pebꝛon) and Zio? ; nine cities wiiy their villages. 1 55 aon, Tarmel ant siph,t Futtab, 56 And Izreel, ana Pokoean, ¢3anoab, 57 tain,oibbeah.¢ Timnabh ; ten cities Witt their villages. 58 Halhul Beth · zur, and Geno, 59 And Maarag, anv Beth-anoth, and Cliekon : Gre cities with their villages. 60 Kirtiath baal, which is Rirtath-tea- Fae Rabbah; rws cities wrth their bil- ages. 61 CJuche wilderneke were Beth-ara- bab, Edin, ane Becacaij, — 62 And Mibiban,ethe | cttic of ſalt, and En-ged1; lire tities with their villages, 63 Neuertheleſſe,the Iebulites that were the inhabitants of Jerulalem, coulð not the childzen of Judah cat ™ out, but the gebu- lites Dwel with the childzenof Judah at Je⸗ ruſalem vito this Day. CHAP. XVI. 1 The lot or part of Ephraim, 10 The Cana- anite dwelled among them, fea the lot fell to the a chrldgen of Jo- ieph from Jorden by Jericho vnto the water of Jericho Eaſtward, and to the wil- DerneHle that goeth vp from Jericho by the mount Beth-el: 2 And goeth out from Beth-el to Luz⸗ and runneth along vnto the bogdersof Ara chiatarotlh, 3 Andgoeth Downe Meſtward to the coaltof Japblett, vnto the coaſt of Beth- holon the nether,anbd to Gezer:and the ends b thereofare at the fea. 4 So the children of Poleph Manaſſeh, and Ephzatm < tooke their tnberttance, 5. @ Allo the bomers af che childzen of Ephraim according to theit families, euen the bozders of their inheritance on the Eat lide, were Atroth-adDar, unto Beth· horon the ee i 6 And this border goeth otit tothe Drea tato Michmethahon the fosthfive, ¢ this border returnety Eaſtward vnto Tanaath- ihtloh, and paſſeth iton the Taf tine vnto Janohah, 7 And gorth Downe from Janohah to Ataroth, and Maarath, and commeth to Fe- richo, and goeth out at Jozben. 8 And this bomer goeth rom Tappuah CHickward onto the river Ranah, and the ends thereof are at the Gea ; this ts the in⸗ heritance of the tribe of the childzenof Œ- phzatm by their families. 9 Andthe ⸗ſeparate cities foz the chil- Den of Ephraim were among b inheritance ofthe chilozen of Manalſeh: all che ctttes with their villages. 19 And they sak not out the Canaanite l M 4 that a villages. Ephraims portion. 92 k Which is alfè called Kiriath- fepher verf 15. Chep.t 4.13. 1 Of thiscitie the fak Sea hath his name. m Thatis,veterc ly,though they flew the moſt part, and burnt their citie, Iudg.1;8, a That is, to E- phraim and his children:for Ma- naffehs portion followeth, Tudg. 1.265 > b OF their inhee ritance, c Scuerally,firft Ephraim, and then Manafich. d For fo farre the coafts reach. e Becaufe Ephra- ims tribe was far greater thé Ma- nafich, therefore he had mo cities. The portion ofhalfe Manaffeh. Gen.41:5 rand 46.20. 50.23. NBM, 32.39. Num. 26. 29. a For the other halfe tribe had their portion be- yond Lorden, that dwelt in Gezer, but the Canaanite Dwelt among toe Ephzatmites vnto thig Day, and ſerued vnder tribute, CHAP. XvIL 1 The portion of the halfe tribe of Manafeh, 3 The daughters of Zelophehad. 13 The Canaa- nites are become tributaries, 14 Manaffeb and Ephraim reguire a greater portion of heritage. T Wis was alia the lot of the tribe ot Ma⸗ naſſeh: faz he was the * firt bone of Jo⸗ feph,to wit, of Machir the firt borne of Ma⸗ nafich,and the father of Gilead: now becaule be was a man of warre, he had Gilead and Bahan. 2 Aud allo * of the? rett of the fonnes of Manalſeh by their families, euen of the fons of Abiezer , and ofthe fonnes of Melek, and ofthe fonnes of Azriel, and of the fonens of Dhechem, and ot the fonnes of Hepher, and Ioſhua. The Tabernacle in Shiloh. not Delroy thoſe cities, but the Canaanites Dwelled till in that land. 13 Neuertheles, when the childzen of Iſ⸗ rael were trong, they put the Canaanites puder tribute, but cait them not out wholly. 14. Then the children of Joſeph pake vn» to Joſhua, faving, Cibp balt chou ginen me but one let, and one portion to tnbertte, iee» ing J] am a great people, fozatmuch as the Lozd hath > bleed me hitherto? Ig Joſhua then anfwered them, JF thou be much people,get thee vp to the wood, and cut trees fo? thy {elfe there inthe land of the Pertszites,and of the Giants, i ifmount E⸗ phain be too narrew fo: thee. : 16 Then the chtlozen of Joleph ſaid, The Mountaine wil net be enough for vs: and all the Canaanites that Dwell tthe low coun- h According to my father laa- kobs prophefie, Gen, 48.19, i If this mount be not large e- nough, why ` doelt not thou -get more by de- of the fonnes of Shemida: hele were the mates of Manaſſeh, tye ſonne of Joſeph at- cording to their families. trey haue charetsof pon, as well they in Beth ſhean, and in the townes of the fame, as they in the valley of Izreel. 17 And Joſhua pake vnto the houle of {troying Gods enemies,as hee hath comman= ded? Num.26.33. and 27. 1. & 36. 2, 11. b Among: them of our tribe, Canaan: fue to the males, and o- ther fiue to the daughters of Ze- lophehad. e In the land of 2 @€* But Selophehad the fonneof Pe- pher, the fonne of Gilead, the fonne of Wa- chir, the fonne of Manalſeh, had no ſonnes but daughters: andthele are the names of His Daughters, Mahlah, and oah Yoglab, MWilcah,and Tirzah ; ‘ 4 CQbich caine before Eleazar the Jiet, and before Joſhua thelonne of (un, and befoze the Paintes, faying, Che Lom com: manded (Poles to gine vs an inheritance a> mong our obeethzen t therefore according ta the commandement of the Lod, hee gane them an inheritance among the buthren of their father. noe, 5 And there fell ten portions to e Ma⸗ naſſeh, belide the land of Gilead e Baſhan, whichison the other fide of Jozden, 6 Becaule thedaughters of Manatleh Did inherite, amoug his ſonnes:and Manaf- ſehs other onnes had the land of Gilead. ¶ So the borders of Manaſſeh were from Awer to Michmethah that lieth be- fore Shechem, and this boder gorth on the righi hand, euen buto the inhabitants of En-tappuah. 8 Whe land of Cappuah belonged to Joleph, to Ephzatin, and to Manalſeh, fap- tng, Thou art a great people,and halk great poWer,and Walt not haue one lot, f I8 Thertoze the mountaine Halbe thine: forit is a wood,and thou Mait cut it Downe: and theends of it hallbe thine,* and thou k So that thou ihait cat out the Canaanites, though they Malt enlargethy hauc poncharetsyand though they be trong. portion thereby. CHAP. XVIII 1 The Tabernacle fetin Shiloh. 4 Certaine are [ent to diuide the land to the other finen tribes. 11 The lot of the children of Beniamin. A No the whole congregation af the chil Den of Iſtael came together at Sbtloh: foz they fet vp thea Tabernacle of the Ton- a For they had gregation there, after the land was ſubiect now remoued it pnto then. rom Gilgal,and 2 Now there remained among the chil- fet ic vp in Shi- Deen of Iſrael euen tribes, to whom b they loh, Had not diuided their inheritance, b AsEleazar, 3 Therekore Joſhua ſaid vnto the chil- lolhua,and the Den of Ilrael, Yow long are pee fo flacke to heads of the enter and poſſelſe the land which the Loz tribes had done God of your fathers hath giuen pon? to Iudah,Ephra- d Meaningthe QBanalich, but 4 Tappuah beliae the bor⸗ eitie it felfe. Dev of Manalleh belongech to the fonnes of Ephraim: o Alo this border goeth Down onto the YOr,the brooke of j'riner Ranah Sontbward to the riner:thele reedes. cities of Ephzaim are among the cities of Manaſſeh: and the boxoer of Manalſeh is onthe Moth fide ofthertuer, andthe ends e Tharis,toward” of tt are at the * Bea. the maine Sea, 10 The South pertaineth to Ephraim, ; and the Rorty te Manaſſeh, and the Hea is F In thetribeof his border: and they met together in Aier Ather,anderibe forth ward.andtu Iſſachar Calward. - of Ifachar. It And Manaſſeh had in Iſſachar and tn Aer, Beth · hean, anv her townes, and J- g Foratthe firt bleain,and her townes, and the inhabitants theylacked con- - of Doz with the townes thereof, and che itte rapeand aftera- habitants of En.doꝛ with the townes ther: greedwiththem of, andthe tnbabitants of Caanach with -4 Giur from among you for cuery tribe theeemen, that J may fend them, and that they may rife, and walke theough chetann, . and Diiiribute tt according to < their inheri⸗ tance and returneto me. 5 And that they may diuide tt puto them intofenenparts, (Judah Hall abide tn his coattat the South, andthe boule of Jaleph alld tand in their coatts at the Roth) 6 VPe lhail deſcribe the land theretore in to ſeuen parts, and Mali bring them hither tome, and J wil cai lots Foz pou bere betore thet Lam our Gov. 7 But the Lenttes hall have no parta mone pou: forthe f Pꝛieſthood ofthe Low is their inheritance: alo Gad and Reuben anv haife the tribe of Manaſſeh haue recet- ucdthetr inheritance beyond Josten Catt ward, which Moles tie ſeruant obthe Lop im,and halfe of Manafleh, c That is, into ſeuen portions,to euery tribe one, d Forthefehad their inheritance already appoin- ted, e Before the ark ofthe Lord, f Thatis,the f2- crificesand offe- rings,Chap.1 3. Ig: on conditions contrary to Gods comman» dement, Her townes, and the inhabitants of Megid⸗ Dowith the townes of the fame, cuen theee countreys, 12 Det the chitdien of Manaſſah s could gaue ther. ; 8 €Abhenthe menarale, and went their way: and Jochua charged them that went to Belcribe the land, faving, Depart, and gog The portion of Beniamin. g By writing the names of eutry countrey and citie, h That euery one fhould be content with Gods appoint- ment, i Their inheri- tance bordered vpon Iudah and Jofeph, k Which was in the tribe of E- phraim : another Beth-el was in the tribe of Ben- jamin. fOr,to the Sea, lOr, Rephaim, Or, leruſalem. 1 Whichis in the tribe of Ephraim, Chap.r5.6, m Tothe very ſtrait, vh re the riuer runneth in» to the ſalt Sea. goe through theland, and e delcribe ft, and returne to mee,that J may here catt lots foz pon befoze the Lozd in Shiloh. g Bothe men Departed, t palled through theland,and delcribed tt by cities nto feucit partsin abooke, and returned to Joſhua lab into the campe at Shiloh. 10 @ Chen Jouas craft tots for them in @hiloh before the Lom, and there Jochua Diutded the land vnto the childzen of Iſrael, accowing totkett portions: S II C AnBtyetot of the tribe of the chil- Den of Beniamin came foorth according to cheir families, and the coatt of their tot lay ibetweene the chilon of Judah, and the childzen of Zaleyh. 12 And their coaton the Horthſide was from Jozben, and the border went vp to the ide of Jericho on the Mozth part, and went vp through the mountaines CCeltward,and the endes thereof are inthe wilderneite of Weth-auen; — 13 And this bomer goeth along from thence to Luz euen to the South fide of Luz (thefamets*® Beth-el) and this bogder Del- cendeth to Atroth-avdar, neere the mount, that lieth on the South tide of Beth · horon the nether. 14 Sothe bower turneth, and compat feth the comer of the fea Donthward, from the mount that lyeth betore Beth hozon Southward; and the endes thereot are at Kirtath- baal (which is Btriath-iearim ) a titteot the childzen of Judah: this ts the Weſt quarter. i 15 And the Houthquarterisfrom the end of Kiriathicarim, and this border goeth put ſcCeſtward, ana commeth to the koun · taine of waters of Nephtoah. 16 And this bomer Delcendeth at the end of the monntaine, that lieth before the vat ley of Ben-hinnom, which ts in the valley of the jGtants Mozthward,and Belcendeth in- tothe valley of Hinnom by the de of | Je- buf POND and goeth Downe to En⸗ rogel, i I7 And compatteth from the Mozth, anv goeth forth to! u- Hemet}, and fretcheth to Geliloth, which ts toward the going vp vnto Annmim, and goeth Bowne to the * tone of Boyan the fone of Reuben. 18 oit goeth along to the lide ouet a= gaint the plaine Northward, and goeth Downe into the platne. Ig After, thisborder goeth along to the fineof Beth-hoglah Northward: anv the endes thereof, tharis, ofthe border, reach to the point uf the falt Hea Noꝛthward, and to the = end of Jorden Southward, this isthe Douth coat. 20 Aif Jorden is the bomer of tt on the Eat fide: this is the inheritance of the rhil- Den of Beniamin by the coatts therefround about accozbing to their fanitlies, 21 sow the cittes of the tribe ofthe chit men of Beniamin accosding to their famt- iies,are Jericho, and Beth-hoglah, and the valley of Kezi, 22 Aiud eth-arabal,¢ Femaraim, and Beth- 23 Aad Auim, and Parah and Dphzah, 24 And Chephar,aAmmonat,and Dphni, and Gaba;twelue cities with their villages: 25 Gibeon and Ramah, and Beeroth, 26 And Wizpeh, t Ghephirah,t Wosah, 27 Gud Rekem, and Irpeel, and Tara- ab, 28 AudZela, Cleph, and Jebuſi (which is» Jerulalem)Gibeath,and Kiriath: foure. teene cities with their pillages: thts is the inheritance of the chtlozen ot Beniamin ac- cording to their families, CHAP, XIX. - 1 The portion of Simeon, 10 Of Zebulun, 17 Of Ffachar, 24 Of Afker, 32 Of Naphtaly 40 Of Dan. 49 The poffeffion of Fofhua. Ae the fecond lorcame out ta Simeon, euen fo? the tribe of the childzen of Si- meon according to their kamilies: and their inheritance was tn the muds of the inheri⸗ tance ofthe childzenofjupay. 2 ow they bad in their inheritance, Berr- Heba and Aheba,and Moladah, 3 And Hazar Hud, Balah and Azem, 4 nd Eltolad, and Bethul, and Wor ab, 5 And Pegi Beth-marcaboth,and Pazar- ab, 6 and Beth-lebaoth, and Shatuhen: thirteene cities with ther villages. 7 Ain, Rennon and Ether,and Ahan: foure cities with their villages. 8 And all the villages that were round ‘abont thefe cities, buto Baalathbeer, and |Ramath Southward ; thts ts rhetnbert- tance of the tribe of the chitdzen af Simeon accozding to their families. I 9 Dut sf the postion of the children ot Judah came the inheritance ot the childzen of Simeon : foz the part of the chilon of Judah was too b much for them: therefore the chilozé of Sumcon had their inberttance within their inheritance. i 10 C Alfo the third tot arole for the chil- Deen of Zebulun according to their families: and the coatts of theit inheritance came to Barid, 7 It And their border gocth bp edef- ward,euen to Maralah, ¢ reacheth to Dab- vafheth, and meeteth with the riuce that {p> eth before Jokneam, 3 12 And turneth fran Hariu Eaſtward toward the funne rifling vnto the beer of Chilloth tabo: , and goeth out to Daberah, and alcendeth to Japhia, 13 And from thence goeth along Caf» ward toward the Dunne riling to Gtttah- bepher, to Jttah-kazin, and goeth foozth te Rimmon, and turnethto Mea = 14 Qnd this bomer compaſſeth it on the Porth lide to annathon,e the endes there- of ate in the valley of Jiphtah⸗· el, I5 And Kattah, and Nahallal, ¢ Shin- ron and Idalah, and ¢ Beth-lehems twelue cities with their villages, À 16 This is theinheritance ofthe children of Sebulunaccording to their famultes ; that is, thefe cities and thetr villages. 17 (The fourth lot came ont to Iſſachat, euen fo? the childzen of Iſſachar according te their families. 18 Aud their coat was Izreelah, t * i fulloth, - Chap.xix. The portion ofSimeon & Zebulun: 93° n Which was not wholly in the tribe of Benia min,but part of it wasalfo in the tribe of ludah, a According to Iaakobs prophe- fie, that hee fhould be fcatte- red among the other tribes, Gen.49 7. llOr, Ramath- negeb, b Butthislarge portion was gi- uen them by Godsprouidence to declare their increafe in time to come, c Meaning,to~ ward the great Sea, d There was ane other Beth-Je- hem inthe tribs. of Iudah, The portions of A fher,Naphtali,and fullothend Sburent, e There was an other citie of this name inthetribe of ludah : for vn- der diuers tribes certaing cities hadal one name, and were diftin- Ged by the tribe onely, f Toynethto the tribe of Zebulun, which lay more Eaftward, g Which was Tyrus,aftrong - citie in the fea. h Theſe cities were in the coun- -trey of Zaanan- nim. flOr enen unto Iorden, ï Ofthewhich tbelake of Gen- nezareth had bis name, 1 Ig And Mapharaun, and Sihon, aud A- nabharati, ; : 20 And Varabbith g Hihion,and Abes, 21 And Keinety, and e En-gaunim, and Cu-handah,and Beth passes. 22 And this coaſt reachethto Taboz,and Hhahazsunach, t Beth · wemeſh, tthe endes oftheir coaſt reach to Joꝛden: ſixteene cities with tbeir villages. ; 23 This is the inheritance of the tribe of the chilozen of Iſſachar, actoming to their familhes : tharissthe cities and their villages. 24 @Aito the fiftlor came out foz the tribe ofthe chilozen of Aſher, accogding to their families, 2 And their coak was Helcath, and Da- tiana Beten,and Ach ihap), 3 26 And Alammelech, and Aman; ¢ Mi- fheal,and came to Carmel Ceftward,and to hibo: Libnay, ; 27 And turneth toward the ſunne rifing to Weth-Dagon, and ‘commech to Zebulun, and to the vallepof Jiphtah el, toward the Moth lide of Weth-emek, and Neiel, and goeth out on the lett fide of Cabul, 28 And to Ebzon,and Rehob,and Ham- mon, and Kanab, vnto great 3Zidon. 29 Then the coak turneth to Kamah and tothe rong citie of e 302, and this border turneth to Dolah , and the endesthereof are at the Dea from Webel to Achsib, 30 Ammah allo and Aphek,and Rehob; tiwo and twenty cities with their villages. 31 Thists the tnheritance of the tribe of the childzen of Aber , according to their fa- -milies + thatis,thefe cittes and their villages. 32 (The frt lor came out to the children of Maphtalt, cuen to the childzen of faph- taliaccopding to their families. 33 And their coat was from b eleph, and from Silon in Zaanannim, and Adami- nekeb,and Jabneel,cuen to Lakum,and the ends chereofare at Jorden. 4 Ho this coat curneth Ueſtward to Asnoth-tabe2, and goeth out from thence te pukkok, and reacheth ta Sebulun on the euih fide, and goeth to Ather on the Melt fide, andto Judah iby Jorden toward the Dunne riling. } epee 25 And the rong cities are Zinni, Fer, per Yammath, Rakkath, and Cinne⸗ reth, 36 And Adamah,¢ Ramah,and Hazo. 37 And Reb, and Cdzet, and Cn- hazo 2 > ; 38 Aud Jron,and Migdal el Vorm, and Beth-anah, and Beth-themelh; ninetecne cities with their villages. 39 This tothe inberitanceof the tribe of the childzen of Haphtali accosding to their families ; tharis the cities and their villages. 4.0 ¶ The fenenth lot came out foz the tribe of the childzen of Dan according to thete familtes. 9 Al And the coatt oftheir inheritance was So2ab, and Cijtaol,and Ir· ſhemeſh 4 p ao Ppaalabbin, aud Attalon, and thlah, k 43 Gnd Tion, and Temnathah, ana C+ ron, Tofhua. 44 And Oltekeh, and Gibbcthou, ant Baalah, 45 And Jehud, and Bene-berak,z Gathe thumen, rs 46 And Me⸗iarkon, and Rakkon, with the boder that lieth before * Japho. 47 Wutihe coatts ofthe chian of Dan feli out too liteie fp? them : therefoze the chil- Men of Dan went vp to! ight againſt ie- tbem, and tooke tr, ¢ fmote tt whi the edas of the ſwoꝛde, and policed it, and dwelt therein, and called Lejen, * Dan, atter the name of Dan their father, 48 Chis ts the inheritance of the tribe of the chtidzen of Dan accozding to their fami- lies : that is, thele cities and their villages. 49 Cidiben they had made an end of Di- uidtug the land by the toatts thereof, then the childzen of Iſrael gaue an inheritance vnto Joſhua the Lonne ot fan among them. so According tothe wore ofthe Lon they gauebun the citie which he alked, cuen * Cimnath-ferah in mount Ephzatm : ana be built the citie and dwelt therein. 5I *Thele are the heritages which Etea- zat the Pret, and Joſhua the lone of un and the chicte fathers of the tribes of the childzen of Jitael diuided by lot in Shiloh befoze the LoD at the Dooze of the Tabernas cleof the Congregation: fo they made an end of diuiding the countrey. CH AP. aX, 2 The Lord commaundcth Fofhuate appoins cities of refuge. 3 The ufethercof, 7 Andtheir HAMES. j Te Loꝛd allo ſpake vnto Joſhua, fay- ng, 2 Speake to the childzen of Iſrael, and fay, * Appoint you cittesof refuge, whereof J tpake vnto you by the hand of Doles, 3 That the Naper that killeth any perfon ‘bp ignozance,and vnwittingly, may flee thi» ther, and they ſhall be pour refuge from the auenger of blood. 4 And he that Doth flee vnto one of thofe cities, Mall tand at the entring ef the gate ofthe citte, and hall Hew bis caule t to the Elders of the cttie:and they thai recetue him into the city yntothem,and gtue hima place that be may Dwell with them. § And tf the >auenger of blood purſue after him, they hall not deliuer the flaper in- to Dis hand becaule be {mote bis neighbour ignozantly, neither bated hee bim befoze- tune: 6 But he hall wel in that citte vntil he and before the Congregation in· iudge· ment, *or vntill the death of the bie ziet that ſhall bee tu thole dayes: then Mall the Aayer returne, and come vnto his owne ci» tie, and vnto bis owne boule , euen vnto the citie from whence he fed. ELbhen they appointed Kedeſh in i@alilin mount jraphtali, and Shechem in mount Ephraim, ẽ Kirtath-arba, (which is Wyebzon) in the mountaine of Judah. 8 And on the other five Jorden toward Jericho Eaſtward, theyappointed* Beser inthe wilderneffe bpon the plaing, out of the tribe of Reuben, and Ramoth tn Gilead, TE ‘Dan. Thecities of 4 * k Called Toppa { According as Iaakob had pro- phefied,Gen,49, 17. Tudg.1$.29. Chap.24.30. Nunm. 34.17. Exod,21.13. AU. 356,114 deut.19,2. a At vnawares, and bearing him no grudge, * Ebe inthe eaves of the Elders, b That is, the neereft kinfman ofhim that is flaine. c Till his caufe were proned, Nam 3 5.25. Or, Galile. Deut.4.43. 1.chron.õ.7 8. è Before the Tudges. flOr,the chief of the farhers. Num.3 5.2. a By Mofes,by whofe minifterie God (hewed his power, b He meaneth them that were Priefts: for fome were but Leuites. c Euery tribe gaue mogor fewer cities,ac- cording as their inheritance was reat and little, Num.35.8, d For Aaron came of Kohath, and therefore the Prieks o flicé re- maincd inthat family, Chap.r4.t4. B.chron.€.56, e That isthe Prick ofthe fa- mily ofthe Ko- hathites, of whom Aaron was.chiefe. refuge. Cities giuen Gilead, out of the tribe of Gad, and Golan in Baian out ofthe 4 tribe of Manaſſeh. 9 Chele were the cities appointed foz all the childzen of Jitacl, and fo? the ſtranger, that ſoiourned among them,that wholocucr killed any perfon ignorantly, might fiee tht: ther, and not Dre by the hand of the anenger of blbod vmil be ſtosd before the: Congres gatioy. CHAP. XXL The cities ginen tothe Lewtes, q1 in number eight and fertie.s4 The Lord according to hu pro- mife gaue the children of Ifrael ref. 1 Len came the || pancipall fathers ofthe Leuites unto Eleazar the Peieſt, and vite Ioſhua the ſonne of Mun, and vnto the a aa cf the tribes of the chitazen of Iſrael, 2 Gnd ſpake vnto them at Shiloh in the land of Canaan, faving , * Ce Lod com manden 2 by the hand of Moles, ta gine vs cities to dwell in, with the diburbs thereof fozourcattel ji 3 So the children of Iſrael gaue unto the Leuites, out of their inheritance at the commaundement of the L023 thei cities with their (aburbs. = 4 Ana the lot came out for the families of the b Kobatiites; and the children of Aa- ron the Hꝛieſt, vhich were of the Lenites, bad by lot, out of the tribe of Judah, and ont of thetribe of Simeon, and out ofthe tribe of Beniamin © chirtecne cities. 5 Aud the reft of the children of Bobath, had by tot out of the families of the tribe ot Epizatin, and cut of the tribe of Dan, and out ofthe halfe tribe of Manalleh, tenne cis ties. 6 Allo the chilozen of Gerſhon had by lot out of the families of the tribe of Iſſachar, and out ofthe tribe of Afher, and out ofthe tribeofaphealt, and out ot the halfe tribe of Manalſſeh in Walhan,thirteene cities. 7 The childzen of erari according to their famtlies had out of the tribe of Reuben, and out of the tribe ef Gad, and out of the tribe okzebulun twelue cities, 8 Boa the children of Iſrael gate by lot vnto the Lenites thele cities with their fub- urbs, asthe Lom had commaunded by the band of Moles. n 9 Cand they gaue out ofthe tribe okthe chilon of Judah,and out of the tribe of the chilezen of Stineon, theire cities which are Here named. Š Io Gud they werethe Peake of 4 Aas ron being of the families of the Kobarhites, and of the ſonnes of Leui, Cio theirs was the fir fi lot.) ple Ir Go they gane them Ririath-arba of the father of Anok (which is Hebron) in the mountaine of Judas, with the ſuburbes of the farmcroundaboutit. 12 (ut theland ot the citie, and the hil- lages thereof gaue they to * Caleb the fonne of Jephunneh to be bis poſſeſſion) 13 Thus they gaue to the < chilosen of Garon the iict, -a citie of refuge forthe fiayer, euen rbn with her ſuburbes, and ibuab with berfuberds, 14 Aud Zattiy with their Gburbes, and Chap. xxj. Elhtemoa and her ſihurbs, 15 And Volon with ber ſnburbes, and Debir with her fuburbs, 16 And Ain with her fuburbs, and Jut- tah with ber iuburbes, Beth-hemeh with hia {uburbes: nine cittes out of thoie twa ribes. 17 And ont of the tribe of Beniamin they gaue Gibeon with yer ‘tuburbs, Grba with ber fuburbs, ; 18 Anathoth with her fuburbes, and gl- mon with her (nburbs: tourecities. _ - Ig Ailthe cities of the chtlozen of Aaron Bates were thirteene cities wit their fube iE Se 20 Qut tothe families of the chilon of Kohath ofthe Leuttes, s which were the rel of the chilazenof Kohath (toz the cities of their lot were ut of y tribe of Ephzatm) 21 Chey gaue them the citie of refuge foz the layer, Shecyem with her ſuburbes in moune Ephraim, and Gezer with her fub- s 23 22 And Kibzaim with her ſuhurbs, and Bech·horon with ber Mburbs : fonre ctttes.- 23 And outofthe tribeof Dan, Cltekeh bo ber ſuburbs, Gibbethon with ber fib- 3 > 24 Gitalon with Her burbs, Gach · rim⸗ mon with Her ſuburbs: foure cities. 25 Gnd ont ok the ihaife tribeof Wanaf feb, Tanach with ber fuburbs , and Gath: rimmon with her ſuburbs: two cities. 26 All che cities foz the other families of the children of Kohath were tenne with their fuburhs. 27 (Alownto the children of Gerſhon of the families of the Leuites, they gaucout of the palf tribe of Manalſeh, the citie ofre- fuge foz the taper, * Golan m Bahan with berfuburbs, and Beelhterah with her ſub⸗ uͤrbs: two cities. i : 28 And out ofthe tribe of Iſſachar, Ri- aoe pity her fuburbs, Dabereh with her uburbs, 29. Jarmuth with ber ſuburbs. En gan· nim with her fuburbs: foure cities, 30 And out ofthe tribe of Aiher, Miſhal With ber burbs, Abreu with her ſuburbs, 31 Helcah with her ſuburbs, and Rehob with ber fuburbs: foure cities. : 32 And out ofthe tribe of aphtalt, tye- citie of refuge fo: the ayer, Kedeſh in ga iit with ber fuburbs, Hammoth dore with to the Leuites. 94 f The fuburbs wete a thouſand⸗ cubits from the wallof the cities round about, Num. 35.4, g That wereng Priefis, h Hebron and Shechem were therwo cities of refuge vnder the Kohathites. i Which dwelt in Canaan, k Golan-and Kee: deth were the ci- ties of refuge vne dertheGertho. nites, lOr, Gælide. her ſuburbs, and Bartan with her ſuburbs: tee cities. j 33 Ali the cities of the Gerſhonites, attor Ding to their families, were thirteene ctites with their tibarbs. ee RE 34. Aln vnto the fainities of ý children of Werart the! rent ofthe Leuttes, they cane outefihe tribe of Zeuulim, Jokneam with her fuburbs,and Rartah with her fuburbe, 25 Dimuah with her Mubarbs , Nahalal with her burbs: onre cities. 26 And out of the tribe of Reuben.» Be⸗ J ber ſubutbs, and Jahazah with ber uburbs, 37 Kedemoth with her ſuburbs, and Me⸗ phaath with her burbs: foure cities, 38 Aud out of che tribe of Gad they gaue 1 They ase here called the reft, becaufe they are Jaf numbred,and Merari was the yongefi brother, Gene, 46.04. m Bezer and Ra⸗ moth were the cities of refuge vnder the Meras rites and beyond Torden,Chap,. 20.80. 682 . f i n Thus accor: ding to laakobs prophefie,they were (cattered thorowout the countrey, which God vied to this ende, that his eople might be inftru@ed in the true religion by them. Chap.23-14,35 a Afterthat the Ifraelites enioy- ed the land of Canaan. ' b Which was to goe armed before their brethren, Numb.32.39. Namb. 32.33. chap.t 3.8. Deut.t0,12. -e He fheweth wherein confilt- eth the fulfilling ofthe Law. d He commen- ded them toGod, and prayed for them. fo: a citie of refuge foz the Aayer Ramoth in Gilead wtth her ſuburbes. and Mahanaim with her burbs, 39 Heſhbon with ber ſuburbs, and Fazer with her ſuburbs: fourecitiesinall. 40 Ho ailthe cities of the chilazen of CVerart,according to their families (which were the reit of the families of the Leuttes) were by their lot twelue cities. — R _ 4I Andalthe cities of the Leuites" with in the pofieffion of the childꝛen of Iſrael, were cight and kortie with their burbs. 42 Thele cities lap cuery one (eucrally with their fuburbes round about them: fo were all thele cittes. 43 € Do the Loyd gaue vnto Iſtael all tbe land, which bee had ſworne to gine vnto veal ae they poffefied tt,and dwelt therein. 44 Alla the Loꝛd gaue them ret round about, accogding to all that bee had ſworne vnto theit fathers: and there ſtoode not a man of all their enemies before them: forthe rece Delivered all their enemies into their band. 45 * Their failed nothing of all the goo things witch the Lod had fain vuto the boule of Iſtael,but ali came to patie, CHAP, XXII. x Reuben,Gad,and the halfe tribe of Manaffeh are fent againe to their poſſeſſtons. 10 They build an altar for a memorial, 15 The I [raelites reproue them, 21 Their anfwere for defence of the fame. en 2 Jochua called the Reubenites,and ae Gadites, and the halfe tribe of Ma⸗ naſſeh, 2 And ſaid vnto them, Pee hane kept all that Woles the {cruaunt of the Loz > com: manden pou, and haue obeyed my voice in all that J| commanded pou: 3- Wee haue not forlaken pour becthzen this long ealon vnto this Bay, but baue Dili- gently kept the commandement of the Lown your God. 4 And now the Lord bath ginen ret vn⸗ to pour bzethzen as He pꝛomiſed them: theres fore now returne pe and goe to pour tents,to the land of your pofleflion, which (Poles the feruant of the Lord * bath giuen you beyond Jozden. 5 But take diligent heed, to to the com⸗ mandement and Law, which Woles the fere vant of the Loꝛd commaunded you: that is, *that ye cione the Lod pour God,and walke in all bis wayes, and keepe bis commande- menis, and cleaue vnto him, and ferue bin with all pour heart.and with all pour foule. Ho Joſhua 4 bleſſed them, lent them away.and they went vito their tents. 7 € sow vnto one halfe of the trike of Manaſſeh Moles had giuen a poſſeſſion tn Bahan: aad vnto the other halfe thereof gaue Joſhua among their brethzen on this lide Tomen CGeltward: therefore when Fo: fie fr theim away to their tents, and blef cD them, 3 Tius he ſpake vnto them, faying, Re- turne with much riches vnto pour tents,ana with a great multitude of cattell with fituer and With golde, with brale and with pem, and with great abundance of capment : Dfe uide the ſpoyle of pour enemies with your c brethren. ; 9 ¶ Ha the children of Reuben,and the childzen of Gad, and halfe the tribe of Ma⸗ naleh returned, and Departed from the children of Ilxael from Shiloh (which ts in che land of Canaan) to goe vnto the countrey of Gilead to the land of their pole feflion, which they had obteined , accozding fe the word of the Lord by the hand of Mo⸗ ts. Io ¶ And when they came vnto the thor- Ders of Joen (which are in che land of Canaan) then the chiidzen of Reuben, and the chtlazei of Gad, and the halfe tribe of Manatled, bult £ there an altar by Jorden, a great altar to fee to. IL (even the childzen of Iſrael heard fay, Behold, the chien of Reuben, and the children of Gad, andthe halfe tribe of Wanalleh, baue built an altar tn the kore⸗ frontof the land of Canaan vpon the bo2- pal pas at the paflage of the chtidzen of Iſrael: 12 CUihen the childzen of Iſrael heard it, then the whole Congregation of the chile Dzen of Iſrael gathered them together at Dhtloh,to goe vp tos warre againit them. 13 Then the childzen of Iſrael fent ynta the childzen of Reuben , and to the chilozen of Gad, and tothe halfe tribe of Manafich, into the land of Gilead, Phinehas the ienne of Eleazar the Pict, . 14 And with him tenne princes, ofenery chieke Houle a prince, accozding te all tye tribes of Bltacl: foz euery one was chtefe of their fathers houſhold among theſthouſands of Iſrael. Is ¶ Bo they went vnto the chilozen of Reuben, and to the children of Gad, and te the balfe tribe of Manalſeh, vnto the land of Gilead and ſpake with them, faving, 16 Thus faith "the whole Congregation ofthe Lord, that tranſgreſſion is thts that pee haue tranſgreſſed agatnit the God of JE racl, to turne away thts Day frem the Lod, in that pee baue built pou an altar foz to re- bell this Day againſt the Lod? 17 Haueẽe we toolittle fo: the wickedneſſe *of{Peoz ,. whereof twe are not iclenſed vn to this Day, though a plague came vpon the Congregation ofthe Logd? 18 Ve allo are turned away this nay from the Lod; and ſeeing ye rebell to Day againſt the Lord, enen tomorow he will bee woth With all the Congregationof Iſrael. I9 Motwithitanding, ifthe landofyour poffefiton be «yncleane, come pee over vᷣnto the land of the poſſeſſion of the Lord, where: in the Lous Tabernacle Dwelleth,and take poffefiton among vs: but! rebell not againtt the Lod, no: rebell not againſt ys in buil⸗ Ding you an altar, belive the altar of the 1020 our God. 20 Did not Achan the ſonne of Zerah trei pafe grieuonflp tn the evecrable thing, and wrath fell on *all the Congregation of Ji rael? and this man alone periſhed notin biswickednefte. 21 C Then the chilozen of Reuben s the chilon nefle and idola- e Which remai- — ned athome, and went mot to the warre, Numb.3 Ii. 27:1 fam. 30,24, +Ebr.Geliloth, which countrey alfo was called Canaan,becaufe ` tke Amorites dwelling there were called Ca- naanites, f That is,beyond lorden: for fome- timethewhole ` countrey on both fides of Iorden is meant by Canaan g Such now was their zeale,that they would ra- ther lofe their liues,then fuffer the true religion to be changed or corrupted, lOr,multitude. h Not onely of the princes, but alfo of the come mon people, Numb,25.4. i Meaning,God is not fully paci- fied, forafmuch as no punifhment can be fufficient For {uch wicked- try. k In your iudge- ment. 1 To vfe any o- ther feruice then God hath appoine ted,is to rebel} again{t God, 1,$am.15 23. Chap.7-4356 m Signifying, that if many fuf- fred for onemans fault, for the faule of many, all ~~ fhould fuifer, n Let him pu- nilh vs. e Or,to turne backe from the true God. Gen.31.48. chap.24, 27, verſe 34. p They fignifie a wonderfull care that they bare toward their po- fteritie, that they might live inthe true feruice of God, {Ebr twas good im their eyes. @ By preferuing ‘vs and gouer- ning Vs. r Whomif yee had offended, hee. ; would haue pu- nithed with you. Their anfwere is allowed. chilozen of Gad and halfe the tribe of Ma⸗ naſſeh anfwered, and faya vnto the yeades ouer the thoufands of Iſrael, 22, Che Loyd God of gods, the Lord God of gods, hee knoweth, ¢ Iſrael himiette tail know: ifby rebellion, o2 by tranſgreſſion a: gainit the Lozd we haue done it, faut thou Vg not this Day. 5 23 Jf wee haue built vs analtar to re- turne away from the Lod, either to offer thercon burnt offering, og meat offering,o2 to offer peace offerings thereon, let the Lod apimielte require it: x 24 And ik wee have not rather Done tt foz feart of this thing , taping , Jn time to come our chilazen might fay vnto our chilzzen Sapar bane pe to Doe with the Lod Good of \fvael? 25 Foz the Lord hath made Jorden a bozder betweenc vs and pou, ve chilozen of Reuben, and of Gad: therefore pee haue no part tn the Lov ; fo hall your chtlozen make ouc childzene ceale from fearing the 020. 26 Therefore we fayd,CGe will now goe aboiit to make vs an altar, net foz burnt ofe fring, nozforfaccitice, 27 But it hall bea * wituefle between: bs and pou, and berweene our generations after vs, to execute the fernice of the Lod befaze him inout burnt offtings,and tn our facrifices, and in our peace offringes, and that pour childzen ould not fayta out chil· w Deen in time to come, Ve haue no part in the 020, ' 28. Therefore fayd we, JE lo be that they fhould fo fay to vs op to out P generations in tune to come, ther will we antwere, Behold the fathion of thealtar sf the Lod, which our fathers made, not foe burnt offring noz fo lactaficesbut it is a witneſſe betweene vs and pou. 29 God forbid. that wee Mould rebella· gaint the Lod, and turne this Day away - fromthe Lord to build an altar fog burnt of- fering,or Fo? meate offering, o2 for facritice, ſaue the altar ofthe Tord our God, that is before bis Tabernacle. 30 {And when Pinehas the Wiet, and the Princes of the Congregation, and heades ouer thethoufands of Fitael, which Were with hint. heard the wordes that the children ot Reuben, Ethe chilozenof Gad, andthe chitdren of Manalſeh (pake, + they were wellcontent, , 31 Gun Phinehas the fonne of Gleasar the ruck laiduuteche childzen of Reuben and tothe chilazen of Gad, and to the chil⸗ Den of Manaſſeh,; Chis Day we perceine that the Loz fs aamong us,becaule ye paue not Done this trelpatle againſt the Lord; now peer haue deliuered the chilogensf We y rael out of the hand of the Lod. 32 C Then Phinehas the fonne of Ele. azar the Brielt with the inces returned From the childzen ef Reuben, and from the childzc of Gad of the land of @ilead, vnto the lant Canaan to the childzen of Iſrael, and brought them ans. ere. $ F HING? Ju AHA 33, And the laying pleaten the childeen of Chap. xxiij. Prac: andthe chilozen of Jiraci h bleſſed God, and + minded not to gore againſt them inbattel,foz to deſtroy the land, whercin the childzen of Reuben and Gad dwelt. 34 Chen the childzen of Reuben,and the children of Gad called the altar || Ed: fog it pet a witnes betweene vs, that tue Lod 1s QDU, CHAP. XXU 2 Fofhua cxhortetl the people, that they inpre not themſe lues to the Gentiles, 7 That they name not ther zdoles, 14 The promife, if they feare God, 15 And threatnings if they forſahe hin, AS a long (ealon after that the Lod bad gtuen reft vnto Ilrael from altheir enemies round about, and Joſhua was olde and + ſtriken tn age, 2 Chen Joſhua called all Iſraeb & their Giders,and their heads, and their Judges, and their officers,and {ata unto thein, ams old, and ſtriken in age. 3 Allo pe hane ſeene al thatthe Lord your > God hath done vnto allthele nations abe- foze you, how the Lozd pour God himlelle hath fought for von. 4 Behold, Jhane | diniwed vnto you by lot, theſe nations that remaine, to bee anme beritauce according to pour tribes, from oden, with all the nations that J baug ——— vnto the great Sea + Cie ar © them befoze pou, and catt them ont of pour light, and pee Wall poſſeſſe their land as the Lozd pour God hath faid vnto pou. 0O: Be peetherefoze of avattant courage, to obſerue and Doc all that is weitten in the heoke of the Law of Moles, *that ye turne me therefrom tothe righthand nor tothe ert, 7. either company with thefe nations: thatis, with them which are ¢ left with you, netiher* make mention of the name of their Sens, d nog cauſe tolweare bythem, neither lerne them nol bow vnto them 3: 8 But ficke fat vnto the Lom pour: Goas pe yane Donevutothis dap! 9 For the Loꝛd hath cat out before pou great nations and mighty, anono man bath tood before your face hitherto, Io *Dne man of pou Wall chafea.thou- fand : fo the Lord pour God hee ſighteth for pouas de harh pꝛomiſed pou. Il Take good heede therefore puto pour t {elues, that pe lone the Lord pour God. 12 Els, ifpee goe backe, and cleaue pnto the rett of thele nations: chat is, of them that remaine with pou,and thal |makemariages with them, and |) gee yuto them, and'thep to. ou, 13) Know pee forcertaine , thatthe Lod: your God will caft out no moze of thele na ‘tions frombefoze vou: * but they Mati beea fnare and deſtruction vnto pou , and a whip you, and ſo the ou vout fdes,and thoꝛnes in youre eyes Yn: caufeof your des till pee perth out of this goodland, which ſtruction. _ f Idieaccording 14 Ano behold this day Doe F enterin to the courk of. tothe wap of all the woꝛld, and peg know ker ature, the Lo2d pour Hod hath ginen pou. Nofhuahs exhortation. § Ano the Low your Gon ſhall expell f i ethe,whichany ~ Or, haue cone 95 lOr, pray (ed. Ebr. faid, Or, witne ſſe. 4 Ebr, commen ise toyeeres. a Your eyes beas ring witneffe, \|Or,ouerthrewen thefe nations. 1Eb. atthe [unne et, b Which yet re» maine and are not outrcome, as Chap,t3.2, Deut.5. 3 2a and 28.14, c And not yet fubdued, Pfal r64 d Letnot the Judges admit an: , thall fweare by theit idoles. Leuit.26.8, dext.3 % 30. Ebr foules lOr, be of their affinitie. uer [ation with. them. Exod.23. 330 nub .33.5 56 dent 7.16. e Meaning, they. thall be.a,conti» .-- nuall griefe vnto | Godsbenefits on the Ifraelites. | f| Gen.1 f. 25. g Molt certainly. Chaprr 1045. e (lOr; remifese [|Or, threatwings. as (hape24 20, b He fheweth that no euill can come vnto man except he offend God by difebe- dience. a That is,che mine tribes and the halfe, b Before the Arke , which was |! brougheto She- ehem, when they went to bury Loe fephs bones, Gen.11,31. sudeth 5.6.7. € Bupbratesin Mefopotamia, . therefore be bleſſed all pour g hearts and in all pote foules, that “nothing bath fatled of al the good things which the Lord your God promtfed pou, but all are come ta paffe vnto pou: nothing bath failed thereof, j is Therefore as all | good thinges are come vpon pou which the Lod pour God promeled you, fo fall the Lord bring vpon you euerygeuill ching, vntil he baue deitroy · £D pou out of this good land, which the Lom pour od hath giuen pau. 16 Then yee Wall h tranſgreſſe the couce nantofthe Lod pour Gon, which hee con manden pon , and Hall goe and feruc other gods, and bawe pour ictues ta them, then thallthe tath of p Lorn ware hote againſt pou, and pee Hali perth quicklp eut of the good land which be hath given pou, C\H A BoxxX i 2 Fofhuarehearfeth Gods benefites, 14 and exhorteth the people to feare God, 25 The league venned betweene God and the people. 29 Fofhua dieth. 32 The bones of Fofeph are buried, 33 Ele- azar dseth. A® D Joſhua aſſembled againe all the a tribes of Iſrael ta Shechẽem, and cal- led the Elders of Iſrael, and their heades, and their Judges, and their officers , € thep preſented themfeluesbefore > Gov. 2 When Jolyna fain vnto all the people, Thus faith the Lord God of Firat, * Pour Fathers Diwelt beyond the ¢ flood in olde time, cuen Terah the father of Abzabam, — the father of fQachoz, and ſerued other 3 And J tooke your father Abrabam from bepond the flood, E brought him thos re all the land of Canaan and multiplied his ſeed, and * gaue hun Ishak. 4 And J gaue puto Ishak “Jaakob and Glau: and J gaue vnto Elau mount Geir, to poſſeſſe it; but * Jaakob and bis chilozen tuent Downeinte Egypt. § “J lent Moles allo and Aaron , and J plagued Egypt: and when J hadio Bone a= mong them, J| brought pou out. Ho J *brought pour Fathers out of appt: and pee came vnto the ſea, andthe Egyptians puruen after pour fathers with Chatets and horſemen vnto* the rea Sea. . 7 Chen they cried vnto the Lord, and be put ha darkeneſſe betweeneyou and the Œ- Sppttans, and brought the ea vpon them, And couered them to your eyes haue feene what J haue done in Egypt : allo pee dwelt fn the wilderneſſe 4 a long ealon. 8 After, J brought yoututothelandof bowe pour hearts onto the Lozd the Amorites, which Dwele bepand Jorden, * and they fought with you: but J] gane them into pour band, and pee poſſeſſed their countrey, and J deſtroyed them out of pour gbt. j 9 *Allo Balak the fonne of Zippo: kin of Moab arole and warred againtt Ffrael, and fent to call Balaam the fonne of Beez, foz to curfe pou, 10 But I would not heare Balaam: POU, AND J Delivered yar outot hig hand, Tofhua. IL Aua pee went auer Jorden, and came vnto Jericho, æ the «menof Jericho fought againſt pou, the Amozites, and the [Periz sites,and the Canaanttes, and the Hittites, and the Girgalhites, and the Hiuites, anv the — ano J deltuered them into pout hand. i 12 And J ent “hornets before pou, which ca them out before-poit, cuen the two kings of the Amozites, and not mith thp ſword, no? with thp baw. i _ 13 And J baue giuen yon a land , wheree tn pee did not Labour , and cities, which yee built notanu pee Dwell in them, and eate of the binepardesand Dline trees, which pee planted uot. I4 (ow therefore f feare the Lon, and {crue bin in wpeightneffe and in trueth, and put atvay the gods, which pour Fathers fer- ued beyond the flood and in Egypt, and ferue pe the Lov, 15 And + ifitfeeme enil unto pou to ſerue the Lord, chute pee this vay whom yee will ferue, whether the gods which pour Fa: thers ſerued (that were bepond the flood) o2 the gods of the Amozites, in whole land pee Dwn : 8 but J and my houle will rue the 02D. 16 Then the people anfwered and fayd, God korbid, that we poula forlake the Lod, toferue other gods, 17 Foꝛ the Lo:d our God, be brought bs and our Fathers out of the land of Cgypt, from the boule of bondage, and bee DID thole great miracles in our fight, and pes ſerued vs in all the wap that wee went, and — all che people thzough whome wee came. 18 And he Lorde did cak out before vg all the people, ceuen the Amozites , which Dwelt in che land: therefore will wee allo ferue the Lord, t foz he is ont God. 19 And Youna fata vnto the people, Pe cannot ſerue the Lorn: foz he is an bolp God beis atelous God: he will not parden pour iniquity no: pour finnes, 20 Jfpe torlake the Lode ſerue trange gods," chen hee will returne and being enill bponpou, and conlume pou, after that bee hath Done pou goon. . 21 And the people {aid vnto Joſhua, Map, but we will ferue the Lord. 22 And Joſhua faid vnto the people, Pee are witnefles i againt pour (clues, that yee baue cholen pou the Loz to ſerue him: and they faid, We are witneſſes. 23 Then put away now, fayd hee, the range * gods which are among you, and ; od of Iſ⸗ rael. 24. And the people faid vnto Joſhua. The Loid our Gon will we ſerue, and bis voice will we obey, J 25 HSoZofhuamade ! a coucnant with the people che ſame Day, and gaue them an ordinance and law in Shechem. 3 26 And Joſhua wote chele words in the booke of the law of God, and tooke a great fone, t pitched it there vnder an | Dke that was inthe Sanctuary of the Lord. 27 And Joſhua lad vnto att the are 2 Tofhuas exhortation. € Becaufe it was the chief citie, vnder it he con- teineth all the countrey: elfe they of the citie fought not, Excd,23.2%. deut.7 · 20, chap.1II.20. f That is the true vſe of Gods bee nefits,to learne thereby to feare and ferue him with an vpright con{cience. Ebr. if it be euil in your fight, g Thisteacheth vs, that if all the world would goe from God, yet euery one of v6 particularly is bound to cleaue vato Lim. h How much more are wee bound to ferue God in Chrift, by whom we haue receiued the re- demption of oug foules. Chap.23. 15. i If youdoe the contrary, your owne mouthes ſhall condemne you. k Out of your hearts,and othere ' wife, 1 By ioyning God and the people together; alſo he repeateth the promifes and threatnings out oftheLaw? —~ Or,ecte, He dieth. Judah made captaine. Chap.23.29: Behold, this fone ſhallbe a* witnefle puto m Ratherthen bs: foztt ™ bath heard all the wordes of the mansdiflimula- £920 which hee fpake with vs: it fhall bee tionfhouldnot therefore a witneſſe againſt pou, leit pe Beny be punithed,the pour GoD, dumte creatures 28 Then Jofhua let the people Depart e- fhall cry for vene uery man vnto bis inberitance, Beance. 29 And after thele things, Jowua the . fonneof sain, the feruant of the Loꝛd, died, Chap.19.50. being an hundreth and ten peeres old. judges 2,9. 30 And they buried him in the bower of n Sucharethe his tuberitancein* Timnath. ferah, which people eom- is in mount Ephꝛaim, on the Noꝛthlide of w j monlyastheir mount Gaai, bis fonne, rulers are, 31 And Ilrael = ferued the Lord all the Epbhzatin y Chap.j. Three fonnes of Anak fhine. 96 dayes of Joſhua, and all the Dayes of the El⸗ Ders that ouerliued Johua, and which bay knowen all the wozkes of the Lod that hee bad Done foz Iſrael. 32 And the*bones of Joſeph, which the Gene.so.ss, chudzen of Iſrael brought out of Egypt, bris exod, 13.19 ried they in Shechem wn a parceil of ground which Jaakob bought of * thefonnesofHas Seae.33. 19 mo? the father of Shechem,foz an hundzeth pieces of iiluer , and the chidzen of Joſeph had them tn their inheritance, 33 Allo Eleazar the ſonne of Maron died, whom they buried in the thillof[Obinehas $ Ebr.Gikeath which was given himin MUNE Phinehas » q The booke of ludges, THE ARGV MENT. — there is nothing that more proucketh Gods wrath, then mans ingratitude, yet there is no- thing fo difpleafant and hainous that can turne backe Gods loue from his Church. Fornow when the Ifraclites were entred into the land of Canaan, and faw the tructh of Gods promife performed, in Read ofacknowledging his great benefits,and giuing thankes for the fame, they fell to moft horrible obliuion of Gods graces,contrary totheir folemne promife made vnto Ioſhua, & fo prouoked his ven- geance ( as much as inthem ftood ) to their vtter deſtruction. Whereofas they had moft evident fignes by the mutabilitie of their tate: (for hee fuffered them to be moſt cruelly vexed and tormented by tyrants: heepulled them from libertie, and caft them into flauerie, to the intent they might feele their owne miferies , and {o call vnto him and bee delivered ) fo to thew that his mercies endure for- euer, hee raifed vp fromtimeto time fuch as fhould deliuerthem, and afiure them of his fauour and grace,ifthey would turneto him by true repentance. And theſe delitierers the Scripture calleth Iudges, becanfe they were executers of Gods iudgements , not chofen of the people,nor by ſucceſſion, butrai- fed vp as it (cemed beft to God for the gouernance of his people. They were fourteenc in number be- fides Io!hua, and gouerned from Lofhua vnto Saul the firft King of ifrael. Iofhua and thefe vnto the time of Saul, ruled 377, yeeres, Inthisbooke are many notable points declared, bur two efpecially: firft , the battell that the Church of God bath for the maintenance of true Religion againft idolatrie and fuperftition: next , what great danger that common wealth is in, when as Ged giueth not a Mas giltrate torctaine his people in pureneſe of Religion and his trueferuice. CHAP. È 1 After lefhuawas dead , Indah was consti- tutedcaptaine. 6 Adout-berek w taken. +4 The requist of Achfah. 16 The children of Kens. 28 The Canaanites are made tributaries but not de- Eter that Joihua was dead, the childzen of Hlraci2afked a By the iudge. S WYA tie Lom, laying, cc)iho ial ment of Vrim : bauning the thumbes of their handes and of their feete cut off, gathered bread vnder my table: as 3 hauedone, fo God hath reware Ded mee: fo they brought him to Ferulalem, and there he Died. ( Row the chilozen of Judah had- fonght againſt Jeruſalem, and bad taken it and finitten it with the edge of the fwod, Is And — 72 : anv bad fet the ecitpyonfire.) e Which was peic BxOd.29. 2. goe np fords againitthe Tas o C Afterward allo the children of Ju⸗ afterward buile sim seat NN / naanttes,to fight firlkagaint Dah went Downe to fight againſt the Ca- againe and pof- b — b SF C3 them? naanites, that dwelt iñ the mountaine, and feffed by the Tee b Whothallbe 2.And the Lo: fayd, Judah Hall-goe toward the Houth, andin the lowe coun bufires,2.Sam. Ourcaptaine: py behold, Jhaue giuen the land into His trey. 5.5. hand. t _ IO And Judah went agatné the Ea- 3 And Judah ide vnto Himeon his naanites, that Dweltin Hebzon, which He⸗ c Fortherribe «brother, Come vp with mee into my lot, bꝛon before time was called *Kiriath-arba; Fofh.s 3:143 ofSimeonhad that we mav fight againit the Canaanites: and theyilew! Shehat, and Abiman, and f Thefe three their inheritance and J likewile will goe with thee intothy Calmat. . were piants,and withinthetribe lot: ſo Simeon went with him, Al And from thence he went to the inha⸗ the children of ef ludab, Ioſh. 4 Then Judah went vp, and the Lor bitants ofDebdir, andthe name ofDedir in Anak, 19.1. Deltuered the Canaanites € the Perizsites old time was Kiriath· ſebher. i ‘ YOr,tbe lordof into their handes, andthep Rewofthemin 12 And Caleb fain „Wee that ſmiteth Ri» Bezek. Bezek ten thouland men. , tiath-fepher, and taketh tt, cuen to him will d ThiswasGods § Qndthey kound Adoni bezek in Bes Igiue Achlah my Daughter to wife, _ iuftiudgement,as zek: and thep fought againit bim, ann Aew 13 Gna Dthniel the lonne of Renaz, Cas- thetyranthim- the Qanaanttes and the Perizzites. ichg ponger brother tooke it, te whom peg- felfe confefleth, 6. And Adoni⸗ bezek fied, and they pur⸗ gauc Achlah his Daughter to wife. thatashehad fuen after him, and caught bim, and scut 14 And when he cametohim, He moued ; done,fo didhe -off the thuindes of pis handes and of bis bimtoatke of her father a felne , sand thee g Reade Toff. receiue,Lewit.24, feete, ; Tgi lighted off her afie, and Caleb faid vnto her, 151% 39.300 7 And Adoni · bezek GD, Seuentie kings CGhat wilt thou? 15 Gnd thee anſweren him, Giue meea bleſſiug: fo? thou haſt qiuen mee a South counttey, giue me alſo ſprings of water: and Taleb gaue her the ſprings abone, andthe ſprings beneath, : E 16 @ Andthe childzen of * Kent Moks ofthe namesof father in lato went vp out of the citie of the Mofesfatherin > palme trees with the chilazen ef Judah into law,reade Num. ghe wildernefic of ludan, that iyeth in the 10.290 ite x Arad, and went ẽ dwelt among z people. 17 Wut Judah went with Simeon his brocher, and they {lew the Canaanites that inhabited Sephath, and vtterly deſtroyed it, Nawib.21, 3. and called the name ofthe city * Yogmah. i Thefecities 18 Qifa Juvah tooke i Azzah with the andotherswere coaſtes thereat , and Alkelon with the h This was one afterward po- coaits thereof, ana kron with the coattes feffed of the Phi- thereof. Wtins,1.Sam.6. 19 And the Lord was with Judah, and 17. he poſſeſſed the mountatnes: foz be could not Delus out the inhabitants of the valleys, be- caulethey had charetsofpzon. 20 And they gane webron vnto Caleb, Numb.14.24, ~88* Moles had taid, and he expelled thence i0fh.0 4.0 30 thetheelonnesofQnak. b and 15.14. 21 But the children of Beniamin did not k Forafterthar “Call out the Jebufites, thatk inhabited Je- thetribeof Iu- xulalem: therefore the Febutites Dwell with dahhadbuntit, che children of Bentamin in Jerufalem vn- they builtica- <40 thig Dap. gainc, -22 q Thepalio that were of the houle of ene öp to Bethel,and the Lod was ent, 23 And the houle of Joſeph caufed to vieta Beth-el ( and the name of the tity befoze= time was* Ruz) 24. And the (pies ſaw a man come out of the citp,and they faine vnto bim, Shew vs, we pray thee, the way into the city,“ and we wil Hew chee mercy. 25 And when hee had Hewed them the tway into the city, thep fmote the city with the edacofthe fwod , but they let the man ‘and Midis houſhold Depart. 26 Aben the man went into the land of the Dittites, and built a citie, and called the name thereof Luz, which ts the name there- pf önto this day. 27 @ *Meither did Manalſeh deſtroy Beth-Hhean with her omnes, noz Caanach with her tones, noz the inbabitants of Do: with her townes , no? the inhabitants of Ibleain, with her townes , neither the inhabitants of Megiddo with her townes : 1 but the Canaanites dwelled till in that Gene.28.19. Ioſu. 2. Iĝ Jofo.a7.8 a. 1 Wherefore Godpermitted land. the Canaanites 28 Meuerthelefle when Iſrael was todwellftillin ſtrong, thep put the Canaanites to tribute, the land,reade anD expelled them norwholty. Chap.3 4. 29 @ *Ltkewife Ephraim expelled not Fo 16.10 the Canaahites that dwelt ingezer, but the i Canaanites dwelt tn Gezer among then. m Thatis,the 30 ¶ Neither aid wzebulun erpel the in- tribe ofZebu- Habitants of Bitron , no? the inhabitants of lunas isalfoto Nahaloi, but the Canaanites dweit among bevnderftood them, anD became tributaries. ; of the reft, 21 ¶ Neicther did Aer cat out the inba- hitants of Accho, no: the inhabitants of 3i- don nor of Ahlab, noz of Achsib.noz of Wel- bahno: of Aphik,noz of Rehob, 32 But the Ahherites dwelt among the Canaamtes the inhabitants of the land; foz they did vot Datuethemnout, _ 33. CMeither Dio Naphtali driue ont the inhabitants of Beth-themeh, no: the inha⸗ bitants of Beth-anath , but Oweit among the Canaanites the inhabitants of the land: neuertheleſſe the inbabitants of Gerh-the- melb, anu of Beth-anath became tributa- vies vnto them. t . 34. And the Amovites | mouz the chil deen of Dan into the mountatne ; fo chat they Teren them notte come downe to the alley. 35 And the Amopzites ſowelt Hil in mount Peres in Attalon, and tu Shaalbim, anv when the ° hand of Jofevhs family preuat= led, they became tributaries: : 36 And the coat of the Aimozites was from Maaleh · akrabbim, cuen from r Selah and vpward. CHAP. IL- 1 The Angel rebuketh the people becauſe they had made peace with the Canaanites. 11 The If raelites Gil tordolatrieafter Fofhuas death. 14 They are delsuered into the enemies handes. 16 God deliuereth them by Iudges. 22 WhyGod ſuffered idolaters to vemaine among them. Nd an⸗ Angelok the Lod came vp from A Gilgalts Bechim,and (aid, J made pou to goe bp out ok Egypt, and haue brought you vnto the land which J bad ſworne vnto your fathers, and ſaid, F will neuer becake miy couenant with pou. X 2 *Deallo mali make no couenant with the inhabitants of this land, *but hal bꝛeak Downe their altars : but yee haue not obeyed mp voyce. (Ahy haue ye Bone this? 3 Wherefore, J (aid allo, I will not ca them out before pou, but they fhallbee *as thornes vnto pour fides, and their gods Hail , be pour |Deitruction. 4 And wher the Aneel ofthe Lod ſpake thefe wordes vnto all che childzen of Iſrael, the people lift bp their voyce, and wept. 5 Therefore they called the name of that place, || Bochim, and offered lacrifices there vnto the Lord. 6 CRow when Jouahad>fent the peo- ple away, the childzen of Iſrael went euery man into his inberttace to poſſeſſe the land. 7 And the people had (erued the Lo: all the Dayesof Jothua, and ail the dayes of the Elders that outliued Johua, which had {eene all the great < wozkes of the Loud that he did fo2 Iſtael. 8 But Jowua the fonne of Aun the fer- uant of the Lord Died, when he was an hun · Deth and ten peeres old. o And they burted himin the coaſtes of pis inheritance , in 4 Cunnath-heres in mount Epbhzatin,on the foseh ide of mount aal. 3 10 And fo all that generation was ga- thered vnto their fathers, and another ge» neration arole after them, which neither knew the Lom, 102 pet the workes witch be had Done for ittacl. š IL @ Chen the children of Pael Bid wie- kedly in the fight of the Lod, and ſerued ¢ Baalim, 12 Ana - Caitaanites dwell withthe Iffaellites,and Tudges. pay tributes The people arereproued. i n But made them pay tribute asthe other did. HOr afflicted them, || Or,wvould dwel, o Meaning, when he was ftrosger then they. p Which wasa city in Arabia, | oras fome reade,! from the rocke. a That is, mef- fenger or pro- | phet,asfome | thinke, — — — —— Dest.7.2, Deut. 12. 3. | \ ul t Fofh.2 3.13. Or, {nares ||Or weeping. b Afterthathe had diuided to euery man his portion by lot, Toth.24 .28, c Meaning,the wondersand | miracles, d Heres by tur- ning the letters backward,is Se - reh as Ioſh.24- 30. e Thatis.allma- ner of idoles, ee et os The peoples rebellions. $ ; l l Chap.10 & f Thefe were idols,which had the forme of an ewe or ſheepe a- song the Side- nians, Pfal.44. 12» 50.1. g Inallcheir enterprefes. h The venge- ance, HOr, Magistrates, $4 Ebr . ſau⸗ 4 e. i Meaning, from the true Reli- i As che Hiuites, Tebufites, Amo- Fites,&c. m Sothat both ‘outward enemies and falfe Be phets, are but a triallto proue our faith, Deut. 13.3. and cbap. I. a Whichwere stchieued by the hand of God, 12 And forloske the Lod God of their fathers, which brought then out of the land of Egypt, aud followed other gods,euen the gods of the people that were round about them, and bowed snto them, and prousked the Lo: to anget. 13 Sothey forlooke the Lord, and ſerued * Baal,and f A ihtaroth. 14 And the mrathofthe Low was hote againſt Iſrael, and hee deliuered them into the hands of (poylers,that (potled them, and bee* (old them into the bands oftheir enea mies round about them, fo that thep could no longer tand befoze their enemies. Is RMhitherloeuer they went out, the bhand of the Lod was fore again them, asthe Lod had faid, and as the Lob bad fwozne vnto them; fo be puntthed them fore. 16 € Motwithtanding , the Lod rayled bp | Judges, which + Beliuered them out of the handes of their oppzeflours. : 17 But yet they would not obey their Judges: for thep went a whogtng after o» ther gods,and wozthipped them, and turned quickly out of the i way, whereis their fa» thers walked, obeying the commandements ofthe Lord; they DiD not fo. t 18 And when the Lord had ratfed them bp Judges, the Lord was with the Judge, and Deltuered them outof the hand of their enemies all the dayes okthe Judge, C fo: the Loꝛd + had compaſſion of their gronings, kbecaule of them that oppꝛeſſed them and tozmented them) 19 Det* whenthe Judge was Dead, they returned and t Did wozie then their fathers, in following other gobs, tolerue them and worſhip them : they ceafed not from their owne inuentions, no? from their rebellious ap. 20 Aherekore the wath of the Lord was kindled again Iſtael, and he faid, Becauſe this people hath tranſgreſſed my conenant, which Jcommanded their fathers, and hath not obeyed my voice, 21 Cherefore will J ne moze ca out be- fore them any of the nations, which Joſhua left wher be Died, 22 That through them J may = pzooue Iſrael, whether they will keepe the way of ad —— to — therein, as theit kathers oꝛ Not. 23 Go the Lom left thole nations, and Moue them not out immediatly, neither Dee linered them into the hand of Joſhua. CHAP, III 1 The (anaanites were lefttotrie Ifrael. 9 Oth- wieldeluereth Ifrael, 21 Ehud killeth king Ege _ lon, 31 Shamgar killeth the Philftums. dae now ate the nations which the Lod left, thathee might pzoone Iſrael by them (euen ag many of lirael as had not knowen all the - warresof Canaan, — - 2 Dnely to make the generations of the childzen of Iſrael to knowe, and to teath them warre, which doubtleſſe their prede⸗ ceffours knew > not) ede 3 Fiue princes ofthe Philiſtims, and al the Ganaanites, and the Sidonians, anv the Hiuites that dwelt in mount Lebaran, from mount Baal· hermou vntill one come Chap.ilj. - Othniel. Ehud. 97 to Hamath, 4 Ana thele remained to prooue Iſrael by them, to wit, whether they wonld obey the conmnandements of the Lo2d, which bee — their fathers by the hand of oles. § And the chilozen of Iſrael dwelt ae mong the Canaanites, the Hittites, and the Amopzites, and the Heriszites, andthe Wie uttes, andthe Jebulttes, 6 And they tooke < theit Daughters to ¢ Contrary te be their wives, and gaue their Daughters te Gods comman- their fonnes, and ferued their gods. dementgDeut.y. 7 ¶ So the chilen of Firael vin wie 3. kedly tn the fightofthe Lord, and forgate the Lord theit Ood, and ferned Baalim, and aAcheroth. d Treesor 8 Therefore the wrath ofthe Lord wag woods ere&ed kindled agatuit Iſraei, andbee foldethem for idolatrie, into the band of Chufhan-rifvathaim King ofh Aram-nabaratm, and the chilozen of § Or, Mefæs- San ſerued Chuhan-rihathaim eight some s. 9 And when the childzen of Ilrael cri £3 vnto the Lozd, the Lozd ftirredD vp a fae niour to the childzen of Iſrael, and he (anes them, euen Dthniel the onne of Kenaz, Cae lebs yonger bother. Io And thee lpirit of the Lod came bps on bint, and he tudged Ffrael, and went out to warre; and the Lord deliuered Chuan tifhathaim Ring off Aram into bis hand, and bis hand prenailed again huhan» riſhathaim. II Ho the land had reſtfortie peeres, and Othniel the ſonne of Renaz dred. 12 (Chen the childzen of Plrael againe committed wickednefle in the fight of the Lod; and the Lod e ftrengthencd Eg: ion King of Moab again Iſrael, becaule thep had committed wickedneſſe before the LoD. power ouer thema 13 And hee gathered pnto him the chil- but by Gods ap- Den of Ammon.and Amalek,and went and pointment, ſmote Iſrael, and they poſſeſſed the citie of palme trees. 14 So the childzen of Iſrael (erued Ege lon RingofWoabeighteenevecres, Is ut when the children of Iſrael cried tnte the Lod, the Lord ſtirred them vp a fauiour, Ehud the fonne of Gera, the onne of || Jemini, aman || lame of bis right hand: lOr, Beniamito and the childzen of Iſrael fent a prefent by Hn left hane ea, him vnto Eglon King of Moab. 16 And Chud || made hima Danger with || Or,canfede two cdges,of a cubtt length,and he dtd gird dagger tobe it vnder bis raiment vpon his right thigh, made 17 And he prefented the gift ynto Calon King of Moab (and Eglon was a very fat man) - 18 And when hee had now prefented the prefent, hee lent away the people that bare the peetent, : Ig But he turned agatne fremthetquars h Or,asforme ries, that were by Gilgal, and ſaid, J baue reade,fromthe a fecret errand vnto thee, D King. Aho places ofidoles, fatd,Reepe i fence: and all that oon about i Tillall be dee him went out from him. parted, 20 Then Ehud came nto him, C and he fate alone in a Summer parlar , wych bee gad) and Ehud faye, 3 bane a meflage vate e He was ftirred vp by the Spirit of the Lord, H Or, Syria. f That is,32. ynder Iofhua, and eight ynder Othniel. g So thatthe” enemies of Gods peoplehaueno ` Ehud killeth Eglon, Shamgar. H Or, hak. Ebr. he cones reth hu feete. §Or,caufed the ` trumpet to be blowen, Numb, LLT TE D LOr ,firong and bigge bodied. tbr. bumbled. k Meaning, the Tfraclites. i So that it is not the mumber,nor the meanesthae God regardeth, when he wil get the victory. * Ebr. added, ov Continued to doe euill. a There wasan other Iabin, whom Iofħua killed and burnt his citie Hazor, Toth 11.53. b Thatis,ina wood or ftrong place. c B the prophefie,refo = wing of contro- Werfics,andde- . elaring the will ef God, vnto thee fromGos. Chen bee atole out of bis throne, i 21 And Chud put koorth bis left hand, and tooke the Dagger from bis right thigh, and thzult it into his belly, 22 So that the baft went in after the blade,and the fat cloſed about the blade, fo that be could not Draw the Dagger out of his bellp.butthe Dirt came out. ’ 23 Then Ehud gate him out inte the Ppozch, and tut the doores of the parlour bpon him, and locked them. 24 And when he was gone out, bis {ere wants came: who leeing that the Doozes of theparlour were locked, they fain, ures lp + hee Doeth bis eaſement in bis Summer chamber. ae. ekg 25 And they taried till they were aſha⸗ med: and ſeeing be opened not the Doors of the parlour, they tooke the kep, and opencd Shemn,and behold, thetr lord was fallen Dead on the earth, ; 26 So Ehud eſcaped, while they tarted, and was pale’ the quarries, and cicaped vnto Seirach. 27 And when he tame home, Hee blew a trumpet in mount Ephraim, and the chil- Den of Iſrael went Downe with him from the mountaine,and be went before them. 28 Then laid he vnto them, Follow me: fu: the Lo: bath deliuered pour enemies, cuen Moab into your hand. Ao -they went Downe after him, and tooke the paflages of Jorden toward Moab, aud futfered nota man to paffe ouer. ‘ 29 And they flew of the Moabites the fame time about ten thoufand men, all) fea men, andali were warriers, and there eſca⸗ ped nota man. 30 Ho Moab was t ſubdued that vay vnder the band of Iſrael: and the * land bad relt koureſcore yeeres. 31 And after hin was Shamgar the foune of Anath, which ewe of the Phili⸗ Rims fire hundzeth men with an oxe ! goad, and be allo deliuered Iſrael. CHAP, illl. t Ifraelfinne, and are giuen intethe hands of Jabin: 4 Deborah wsdgeth Ifrael, and exhorteth Barak to delser the people. 15 Sifera fleeth, 17 and is killed by Iael. JAD thechildzen of Iſrael t beganne as gaine to Doe wickedly in the fight of the Lord when Ehud was dead. — 2 And the Low fold them into the hand pfa Jabin King of Canaan,that reigned in a302, whole chiefe captatne was called 6i- cra, which Dwelt in è Haroſheth of the Gentiles. 3 Theu the children of Iſrael cried vn⸗ to the Lod: ( for he bad nine hundzeth cha» rets of pron, and twentte peeres be had ber- ed the chilozen of Iſrael very ioe) y ¶ And at that time Deborah a prophe · fpirit of teffesthe wife of Laptaoth « iudged Iſrael. And this Deborah Dwelt vnder a palme tree. betweene Ramah ant Beth-el tn mount Ephratm, and che childzen of Jif raei came vp to ber fo: tudgement. 6 Chen hee fent and called Barak the fonne of Abinoam our of Kedeſh of Naph · Tudges. DeborahandBarak. - Yaciflayeth © tali and faid vnto him , Hath not the Led God of Iſrael * commanded, fying Goeand d Andreuciled Daw tomar mount Tabor and take with ynto me by the thee ten thoufand men of the chitdzen of (pirit of prophe. Hapthalt, and of che childzenofSebulun? fie. 7 And J will daw vnto thee tothe tris P/2483. 9,10. uer Kiſhon Hilera, the captaine of Jabins \Or,waley, armie with his charers, and his multitudes and will Deltuer him into thine hand. l 8 And Barak (aid vnto her, e Ikthou wut goc with mee, J wil goe: but ikthou wilt not goe with me, JF will not goeg. 9 Theu ſhee anſwered, J will ſurely goe with thee, but this tourney that thou taket, fall not bee foz thine honour ; foz the Lord ſhall fell Hilera into the hand of a woman, And Debozah arole and went with Barak to Kedeth. lo { And Barak called Fcbulun and Napht ali to Redel, and hee went vp on bis keete with ten thouſand men, and Deba» rah went vp with him. II (Mow Heber the Kenite, which was of thel) childzen of * ob ib the father mlaw of Poles, was departed trom the $ Kenites, J and pitched bis tent f vntill the plaine of t Ebr fom Kaine Zaanaim, witch is by Keneit) F Mcaning,that 12 Cienthey hewed Hiera, that Ba. hepofletied a rak the fonne of Abinoam was gone vp to Sreat part of thas mount Cabo. i counireys 13 And Gilera called for all his charets, eu-n nine hundreth charetsof pon, tall the people that were with bim from Haroſheth ef tie Gentiles, vnto the river Kiſhon. 14 hen Deborah fatd vnto Barak, e Ap: foz thts ts the Day that the Lozd hath deliuered Difera into thine hand, Js not the LoD gone out before thee: ſo Barak went Downe front mount Caboz,and tenne thot fand men after him. : Ig And the Lod deſtroyed Difera anv all bis charets, and all bis bofte with the edge of the (word before Barak,fothat Ste fera lighted downe of hts charet, and fica away on bis feete. 16 But * Barak purfued after the cha» rets, and after che hotte vnto Haroſheth of the Gentiles: and all the hoſte of Dilera fell vpon che edge of the fwozd; there was nota manteft. 17 Wowbeit Difera tied away on bis feete to the tent of Jacl the wife oft Heber rhe Kenitte : ( for peace was betweene Jabin the king of Hazor, and betweene the boule of Weber the Benite) 18 And Jacl went out to meete Sifera, and fatd vnto bini Turne in, my lord. turne in to me: feare sot. And when hee bad tur- nedin vnto ber into ber tent, ee coueredD bim with a mantle. 19 And he ſaid vnto her, Giue me, J pray thee,alittic water to minke; far Jem thirs ſtie. And the opened * abottleofmilke,and Chep.5.250 gane hin drinke, and coucred him. 20 Againe, hee ſaid vnto her, Stand in the Dooze ofthe tent, and when any man i Towie, Siferag Doeth come and enquire of chee, faping, Jg k That isthe i any man here? thou fhalt fay, ay. pinne or fake, | 21 Then Jacl Mebers wife tookeaknaile whereby it was ` of the tent, andtooke an hammer in per faftcned tothe | hand, and went lofty vnto bun, — ground, e e Fearing his owne weakeneffe || and his enemies power, hedefi- reth the ‘Prophee f teffe to goe with him to aflure hin | of Gods will from time to time. Or. he led after him 10000, mer | Or, poſteritie. Numb, 10.29, © g She fiillen- courageth him to this enterpriſe by affuring him of Gods fauote and ayh P/al 83,10 h Whofe ance. flers were firane gers, but wor- fhipped the true God,and there- fore were ioyned with Iſcael. fOr, blanket, Siferas i The fong of r d the naile inta bis temples, and fattened it into the ground, (foz hee was fak allecpe, and weatte) and to he Died. 22 And behold, as Barak purfued after Bilera, Jacl caine out to meete him, and {fayd vate him, Come, ana J wall thew thee theinan whom thou ſeekePſt: and when hee ISoheGwehat came into her cent ,beholo,dilera lap Dead, awomanhadthe anD the naile in vis temples. f honour, as Debo- 23 So God wought Downe Jabin the fah prophefied, — tijat Day before che chudzen j of Jlrael. TEbr.went and 24 And the hand of the children of Tl was firong. rael+ prolpered , and preuatled againt Ja- bin che king of Canaan, vntillthey han De- ſtroyed Jabin king of Canaan. The f: ——— f Debora and u The [sng and thankefoiuing of Deborah an Barak, afterthe —— Tee fang Deborah and Bacak, thein ü ‘To wit, the of Abinoain the laine Bay, laying, @wo tribes of Ze- bulun and Napth- tali. Deut.4. 11. Deut. 2. l Pfal. 97.5. Exed.i19.18. Chap.ʒ 3%. | Chap.4.18. b For feareef she enemies, > ara irred vp of God to pitie them and deli- ucr them., d They had no heart to refik their enemies, € Ye gouernors. f Asindanger of yout encmies. g For now you may draw water, without feare of your enemics, 2 {zaile pe the Loza foz the anenging of Iſrael and foz the a people that offered thenie ietues willingly. 3 Heare pe kings, hearken ye pinces: Iy eucn J wiltling vnto the Loꝛd: J will ling paile onto the Loꝛd God of Iſtael. , 4 Lo2d,*when thou wenrelt out of ete, Wien thou departedſt out of the Retd of *E> Dom, the earth trembled, and the beauens rained, che cloudes alio Dzopped water. S: * &be mountaines melted befoze the Loyd, *as did that Sinat before the Led God of Iſrael. Ó Jntbe dayes of * Hhamegar the ſonne of Anath, tn the dayes of * Jacl the bigh wapes were >vnoccupied, and the trauel> lers walked through bp wapes, 7 The townes were not inhabited: they Decaped, 1 fay, in Pitael, vntili J Debora cane bp, which role opa: mother in Ji 3 They chofe new gods: then was warre in the gates. (Clas there aa field oz ſpeare fene among fortie thouland of Jirael ? g Mine heart isteron the gouernours of Iſrael; and on themthat are willing among the people: pzaile pethe Lod. IO Speake pee that ride on © whitealles, y * — f bp Middin, and that walke p the way. It Foꝛ the nople of the archers appaifed a+ mong the eDrawers of water: there Mall they har the righteoutnelie of the Led, bis righteouſneſſe of bis tomnesin Jirael : DeborahandBarak. 68 tak: Bee was teton bis keete in the valley: foz the Dtutfions of Reuben were great m They maruel- ™ thoughts of heart, led that they 16 AßAahy abodelt theu among the theepes came not one foldes, to heare the bleatings of the flocks? orden to helpe foz the dimong of Reuben were great them, thoughts ofheart, I7 »@ilcad abode beyond Jorden: and toby Doth Dan rematne tn hips? Aer fate ses the fea ſhore, and tarted in bis ° Decayed places. I3 But the people of Zebulun and Raph- talt haue ieoparded their lines vnto the Death tu the hie places of the Geld. n She reproucth all them thar came not to help their brethren ia their neceſſitie. © Either by bese ting of the fea, of 19 The kinges came and fought: then by mining. fought the kinges of Canaan in Gaanach by the water ot Megiddo: thepreceiued no gaine of r money. cy wan no- 20 Thep fought from heaven, cuen the thing,but loft all, ars in theit courſes fought aganit Silera. 21 The riuer Kihon ãſwept them away, q As a befeme that anctent riuer the riuer Rion. D mp doeth the filth of foule, thou bat marched valiantip. the houfe, 22 Then were the hozle bootes broker “ the oft beating together oftheir migh= pmen — 23 Curſe ye Meroʒ: (fayd the Angel of r It was a citie the Lozd) curſe the inhabitants thercot, bee neere Tabor caule thep came not to help the Lord, to heip where they the oe againg the mighty. fought. 24. Jacl the wife of Heber the Benite halt be bleed abouc otherwomen: bleed falf the be aboue women dwelling intents, 25 eatked water,& the gaue him milke: the bought forth ‘butter tn alozdly oth, f Some reade, 26 She put ber hana to thenatleandher churned milke right hand to the wozkmans hamnier:with ina great cup. the hammer ſmott the Stlera ; the ſmote off bis head, after He had Wounded and pierced bis temples, 27 We bowed him Downe at her feete,hee fell Downe, and lay fill: at ber feet be bow- ed him Downe , and fell: and when hee had funke Downe, be lay there t Dead, 28 The mother of Hilera looked out at a window and cryed through the latteffe, TUby ts his charet folong a comming ? why tarie tye |l wbeelee of bis charts n a tOr feet, 29 herwile Ladies anſwered her: Wea, ; l tihee anfwered her felfe with ber owne t Thatis, thee wordes comforted her 30 Wane they not gotten, and they dining ‘lfc. the {potle ? every man bach a maide pz two. Dilera bath a pray of diuers coloured gar- ments, & prap of lundsy colours made of 4Ebradefiroytde then did the peeple of the Loꝛd goc Downe needle worke ; of Divers colours of needle tothe gates. is worke onboth fides, » foz the chicfe of the u Becauſe he was h Towit, thm 12 ApDeboꝛah, vp, ariſe, and fing afong: ſpoyle. ; ¢ chiefe of the thar kept thy arile Barak, andlead »tbp captimitiecap> ¶ 31 So let all thine enemies perih, D armie. peoplein cap- tine thou ſonne of Abinoam. Loꝛrd: but they that loue him, thallbeasthe x Shall grows- tiuitie, 13 Foz thep that rematne, haue Domi- x funne when ierifechinbis might, And the dayly more and i Lothua fir nion ouer the mighty. of the people ; the land had ref forty veeres. more in Gods foughtagaint Lorde hath giuen mice Dominion suer the C HA Pioo i VI, fauour, Amaiek,& Saul : trong. | i 5 t Ifrael is oppreſſed of the Midsanites for their deftroyedhim. « 14 DEEphraimi their root roſe againſt mickednelfe 24 Gideowss fent tobe thes deli: k Euen the iear- ned did nelpeto - fight, ài J Euen the whole Amalek; and after thee, Ben tamtn h:l fight again thppeople, O Amalek of Machir tame rulers, ¢of Zebulun they chat handle the pen of the * wꝛiter. Ig And the Princes of Iſſachar were ` With Debozah, and’ Iſſachar, and ato Ba werer. 39 He asketh a ligne, —— the children ef Iſrael coms mitted wickedneſſe in the tight of the Lord, ¢ rhe Lord gaue them inio the handes of Midlan leuen yeeres 2 And the han? of Midian prrvarled j 2 againſt “‘Iftaeloppreffed. a Forfeareof againſt $iraci, «and betauſe of the Midia · the Midianites, nites the ebildzenof Alrael mabe them Deng they fled intothe in the mountatries , and caucs, and ſtrong dennes of the olds. $ mountaines. 3 When Plrael had owen , then came bp the Mpidianites, the Amatekites , Ethey kOrf Kedem of the || Calt,and came pon them, 4 Andcamped by them, and deftroped the fruitofthe earth, euen till thou come bns b Euenalmeft to®433ah , and left no food foz Iſrael, nei- the whole coun- ther fheepe,ttoz ore,nozafle. greys § JForthepwent vp, and theircattel,and tame with their tentes as grafhoppers in multitude: fe that they and their camels were without number; and thep came into the land to deſtroy it. £ 6 Do was Ilrael erceedingly impone- riſhed by the Mrdtanites:therfeze the «chils Deen of Iſrael cryed vnto the Lov. ; 7 CAnd when the children of Iſrael cri- ed vnto the LoD becauſe of p Midianites⸗ e This is the end of Gods: punifh- ments,to call his tance, } — na S Che Lord lent vnto the children of Jf feekeforhelpe racia Pꝛophet.who ſayd vnto them, Thus ofhim. faith p Loꝛd God of Iſrael, J baue brought you bp from Egypt, and haue brought pou out of the haule of bondage, 9 And J baue delinered pou out of the band ofthe Egyptians, and outof the hand ef all that oppꝛeſſed pou, and paue catt hem out before pou, and ginuen pou there no. Ilo And J fain vnto yon, J am the Loo pour God ;* feare not the gous of the Ama: rites in whole land pee Dwell: but pou haue not obeyed my voice. IL CA the Angel of the Loyd came, g fate vnder the oke which wasin Dphzah, that pertained vnto Joal the father of the Esrites, and bis foune Gideon threſhed wheate by the wineprꝛeſſe, Ito hive tt from the Widianites. 12 Then the Angel of the Lod appeared vnto Hun, and fayd puto him, Whe Lod is | with thee thou valiant man. d Thiscamenot To whom Gideon anfiwered, Ah my of diftrutt, but of Lea:D,if the Loꝛd be with bs, why then is all weakenefle.of thigcome vpon vs? and where be all bis mi» faith,whichisin racles which our fathers tolde vs of, and the moft perfe&: fain, Did not the Hod bring ys out of forno manian . Egypt? butnew the Lord hath forlaken vs, vhis lifecan haue and Deltuered vs into the hand of the Mi⸗ 3. King.t7.355 38 serer8,10. 2. fOr, to prepare bes flight, aperfeG faih: Dianites. ; yetthe children . 14 AnD the ° Log looked bpon him, and ef Godhauca faid, Goe in this thy f might, and thou Malt true faith where- faune Ilxaelout ofthe bandes of the Midia · bytheybeiufti- nites: hauenot J {ent chee? : i fed, Is And hecanfwered him , Ah my Lows s Thatis,Chrift ‘whereby hall J Cane Iſrael? behol, my fa 4ppearingin vifi- ther ts pooze tn Manaſſeh, and Zam the ble forme. leaſt in my Fathers houſe. f Which Thaue 16 Chen the Low fayd vnto him, J wii giuen thee. therefore be with thee, and thou hale ſmite Or, family. the Widianites, as one man. PA 17 And he anſwered him, Ipray thee pif 8 Sothatwe fee Fhaue found fauour in thy tight, then thew howthe fichhis mesa figne,thatthontatketttwith nte, - enemie ynto 18 Depart not hence, J pzap thee, vntill Godsvocation, Icome vnto thee, and bang mineoffertng, whichcannotbee and lay ft befoze thee. And hee fapd, 3) wll per(waded with- tarie yntilithou come agatue. out fignes, 19 ¶ Chen Gideon went in, and made Iudges. » Ephah of floure, and put the fieh inabale ket, and put the broth ina pot, andDtuougkt 8 one ynte him vnder the oke, and pen- 20 And the Angel of Gon ſaid vnto him, Take the fieh ¢ the vnleauened brꝛead, ana lay them vpon the tone, and powꝛe out the b2oth: and be dia fo. 21 C Chen the Angel of the Lord put foorth the end of the tafe that hee he in bts hand, and touched the fleſh and the nns leauened bread: and there arole vp fire: out of the tone, and confiuned the fieh and the vnleauened bread: fo the Angelof the Lod Departed out of hts fight. 22 And when Oiweon perceiued thatit was an Angel of the Lod, Gideon then fayd, Alas, my Lord God: * foz becanle J bate feng an Angel ofthe Lox face to fate, a E 23 And the Lord ſayd vnto him, Peace be puto thee: feare not, thou halt not Die, 24 Then Gideon made an altar there vnto the Lod, and calledit, Iehonah thas lom: vnto this day ttis tn Dphzah,of the fas ther of the Szrites. 25 CAndthe fame night the Lo ſayd vnto him, Take thy fathers pong bullocke, and another bullocke * of ſeuen peeres old, and deſtroy the altar of Waal that thy father hath, and cut Downe the groue that ts by tt, 26 And build an altar vnto the Lo: thy God bpon the top of this rocke, in aplaine place: and take the ſecond bullocke, and of» fer aburnt offering with the wood of the groue, which thou fhalt cut Downe. : 27 Then Gideontooke tenne men of his feruants,and did as the Lord bade hina: but becauſe be feared to Boc tt by Day foz his fa- thers houſhold, andthe men of the citte, hee DiD it by night. 23 Ano when the men of the citie aroſe eatlpinthemorning, bebolde , the altar of ‘Baal was boeken, and the groune cut Downe that was by tt, and them fecond bullocke of- fered vpon the altar that was made. 29 Therekore they fayd ane to another, TUNo hath Done this thing ¢ and when thep inquired andalked, theplayd, Gideon the {onne of Joath hath Done this thing. 30 Then the men of the citie fayd vnto Joah, Wring out thy lone, that hee may Die; foz he hath deſtroyed the altar of Baal, a bath allo cut Downe thegroue that was pit. * . 31_ And Joam (apd vnto all that fosd by Hint, Will pe plead Waals cante? o2 will pee Gideon deftroyeth Baalsalear. - ready abide, and vnleauened bead of an - h Of Ephah read Exod. ié 35, ; J z j | i Bythepower | of God onely as in the facrifice of Helias, 1.King, 13,38, Exod. 33.20, Chap.t 3.220 Or, the Lord of peace. k That is,as the Chalde text wrie teth, fed feuen ycercs, 1 Which growed about Baals akar, m Meaning,th fat bull which was Kept to bee offered vwe Baal. {aue Dim? * he that will contend fo him, let - bim Die per the moming. JE he be Hod, let dim pleade foz himlſeſte againſt bim that bath cat Downe bis altar. <32 Gnd in that Dap was Gideon tailed Jerubbaal, that is, Let Baal pleavde for pe man a hec hath boken Downe his altar. 33 Then ali the Mivtanites aud che Aa maickites,and they ofthe Eat; were gathe· red together, and went and pitched in the vallepofSsreel. > c 34 Butthelpiritos the Lod frame vpon ~ Gideon, n: Thus we o : to inftifie ieee that are zealous. for Gods caufe, $Eby.clad Gie: deot ‘| Gideons fleece. The number of his army. Chap. vij. Gideon, *and he blew a trumpet,anBe Abi⸗ Num io.3. chap.3-27- o tee family of Abiezer, whereof he was. i| p This requeft i| proceeded not of infidelitie,but that he might be confirmed in his vocation, Gene. 18.32, q Whereby he was affured that it wasa miracle, of God, - Chap 8.35. }2br.€n-harod, tEbr.Hammorel. a Godwillnot that any creature depriue him of his glory. ` Deut.20 8. | IMAC, 365 6. : b I will gine thee a proofe to know them,that {hall goe with thee, ezer was foyned with hint. 35 And he fent mefiengers thozowout all Manafleh, which aliw was toyned with Him, and bee {ent mefiengers puto Aer, and ta Zebulun any te fRapytalt,and they caine vp to megt them. * 36 Then Gideon Tain vnto God, r JE thou wilt ſaue Iſrael by mine hand, as thou Hatt fais, z : 37 Webholv,T will put a ficece of iwooll in the theething place : ifthe Deaw come onthe ficece onely, and tt be Dzie bpon all the earth, then all J bee fure that chou wiit faue Ji raelbp mine bandas thou baf fain. 38 And lott was: fo: he aroſe pp early on the mozrow , and thruſt the ficece together, and winged the Deaw out of the Reece, and Gled abouleof water. 39 Againe Gideon faid vnto God, Be not angry with mee, that” 3 may peake once moze: let mie pone Once agatne,z pray thee, with the fleece: letit now be drie enely vpon the fleece tlet Draw be vpon all the ground. 40 Ant God did ſo that fame night: fog it twas 9 Date vpon the fleece onely, and there Was Deaw anall the ground. CHAP, VIF, 2 The Lord commandeth Gideon to fend away a great part of h companie, 22 The Midianites are difcomfited by a wonderou ſort. 25 Oreb and Zecb are flaine. Es * Jerubbaal (who is Gideon) rofe vp early, and all the people that were with pun, and pitched belide + the well of Harod, lo that the bofte of the Midianites was on the Nozthlide of thein in the valley by the billofs Moreh. ‘ 2 And the Lord {aid vnto Gideon, The people thatare with thee , are toa many foz me to gine the Midiauites into their hands, left Iſtael make their a vauntagaint mee, and lay, Mine hand hath faucd ine, c 3 How therefore proclaime in the audi- ence at the people and fay, * CAho lo ts times rous o2 fearefull.tet hun returne and Depart early from mount Gilead. And there retur- ned ofthe people which were at mount Gi- lead, two and twentic thoutand; {0 ten thou- fand remained. ; 4 Ana the Low faid vnto Gideon, The people are pet toomany : bang them Downe into the water,and Jwilbtrie them foz thee there: andofwhom J lay vnto thee, Chis man fall goe with thee, thefame wall goe with thee: and of whomfoeuer F fay vñto thee, This man Hall not goe with thee, the fame fhall not goe. s Hohe brought Downethe people vnto the water. And the Lord faid vnto Gideon, ` Gsmanyastap the water w their tongues, c Letthem de- patt,as ynmeet for this enterptile asa Bogaelapperh, them put by themelues, and cucry one that Hali bowe Downe pis Knees to < drzinke, put apart. 6 Andthe number of them thatlapped by putting their hands to their mouthes, were thaee hundzethimen: but allthe remnant ef the peovle kneeled Downe bpon their knees todzinke water. : 7 € Then the Low faia vnto Gideon, By theft three hundred men that lapped, wil J (auc you.and deliuer the Midiamtes intg thine Dand: and let ali the other ¢ people gog eucty man vnto bis place. i 8 € Zotie propletooke bitaites t with them, and their trumpets; and beefent all the rettof Iſrael, euery man banto bis tent, and retained the thee hundred men: and a — of Midian was beneath pim ina atey. 9 CAm the lame night the Lom fain vn⸗ to him, Arile, «get thee Down unto the pofre: fo? Jhaue Delivered tt inte thine hand. Io But ik thou feare to goe Downe, then go thou and Phurah thy ſeruant, Downe to the hofte, Ii And thou halt hearken what they fay, and fo ſhall thine bands bee rong to goe Downe vnto the bette. Chen went he Down and Phurah his ſeruant vnto the outhde of the iguldiers that were in the hotte, Be Ano the Mwianites, and the Ama- ieBtes, and all they * ofthe Eat, lay inthe valley like gvatoppers in multitude, anv their camels were without number, as the (and which ts by the fea fide foz multitude. B Andwhen Gideon was come, behold, a man told a dzeame vnto his neighbour, and faid, Behold, J dreamed a Dzeame, and loc, af cake of barley bꝛead tumbled from a> boue into the belt of Wivian and came vnto a tent, and ſmote tt that it fell, and. ouertur⸗ hed tt,that the tent fell Downe. 14 And bis fellow anhwered , and fain, This is nothing els ſaue the ſwoꝛd of Gide- on the fonne of Joaſh a man of Ixael:fot in- to bis hand hath Gon deltucredgPidian and all the pofte. E Is € Ahen Gideon heard the dreame tolde, and the tnterpzetation of the fame, he s Wo2hipped , and returned vnto the bofte of Flracl, and fad, Up: for the Lozd hath meee into pout band the holte of Mi⸗ ian. _ 16 And he diutded the thee hundzed men into three bands, Œ gaue euery man a trum: petin bts hand with emptie pitchers, and | lampes + within the pitchers. 17 And helatd vnto them, Looke on me, and Doe likewiſe, when 3 come fo the fide of the bofte cuen as Jdoe.ſo Dee you. TheMidianites dreame, 99 d That is, the oneand thirtie thoufand, and fe- uen hundred, looke verfe 3, and 6, Ebr sn their hands. lOr, encouraged, e Thusthe Lord by diuers meanes doeth ftrengthen him that he faint not in fo great an enterprife. Chap 6.33. f Some reade,a trembling noyfe of barley bread, meaning that onc of no rept- tation fheuld maketheir great armieto tremble. g Or,gaue God thankes,asit is in the Chalde text, llOr frebrands. h Thefe weake meants God v- fed to fignifie that 18 Ciben J blow with a trumpet and all- che whole viGory that are with nie,blow pe with trumpets al’ cameofhim. ſo on euery fide of the hoit,and fap, i Foz the Loyd, and for Gideon. 19 ESo Gideon Ethehund2ed men that were with him, came buto the outfide ofthe Doke, in the beginning of the middle watch, and thepratled vp the watchmen, and they blew with their trumpets,and brake the pits thers that werein their hands. d 20 And the three companies blewe with trumpets and brake the pitchers, and held the lamps in their left bands, and the trum- pets in their right bands to blow withall: i That is,the vi- ctorie ſhalbe the Lords, and Gide- ons his ſetuant. and they cried, Lhe * {word of the Lor and k Shall deRroy of Gideon. — 21 And they ood,cyery man in hts place the enemies, = round about the bok; and allthe holk||ran hôr brokether and Cried, and figd. N 3 22 And Araya N ey nee ee Ephraims pride: Gedeonshumilitie. 22 And the three buned blewe with trumpets, and the * Lod fet cuery mans Flaig Ruaa vpon his lneighbour, and vpon all the era ofte; fo the holte fea to Beth-bafbittab ii ecthe wida- Zererah, and to the boder of Abel-mebolah, nites to kill one pute Tabbath another, y 23 Then the men of Iſrael being gathe⸗ red together out of Mapitalt, and cut of A- fher, and out of all Manalſſeh, purſued after the Midianites. 24 And Gideon fent meflengers pute all mount Ephraim, faying , Come Downe a- gaini theMpidtanites,and take before them tie ™ waters vnto Beth-barah,and Jorden. m Meaning. the é hen all the men of pham gathered to» paflages or the foords, that gether,and tooke the waters unto eth bas they thould wot rab and Jorden. sj efcape. 25 And thep tooke* two princes of the P/al,83s1 1. MWidianites,Dicb and Secb,and flem Dzcb ifa 10 26, vpon the rocke Deeb, and Hew 3eeb at" the n Theſe places winepzefleof deck, and purſued the Midia⸗ hadtheir names nites anra brought the heads of Deeb g 3eeb ofthea@sthat ta Gideon bepoud Jorden. were done there. CHAP YII. 1 Ephraim murmureth againft Gideon. 3 Who appeafeth them. 4 He paffeth the Forden, 16 He reuengeth himfelfe on them of Succoth & Penuel 27 Hee maketh an Ephod,which was the caufe of idolatry. 30 Of Gideons fonnes and of histeath. Foa the men of Ephraim {ato vnto binn 4 2 CGby hat thou ferued vs thus, that thou calledſt vs not, when thou wenteſt to fight with the Midianites? and they chode with bim fharply. 2 Towhom he laid, What haue I now & ‘They began ro cauill, becaufe he had the glory of the victorie. b Whichhaue ‘Done in compartion of Spon? ts not< the flainctwo prin- gleaning of grapes of Epheatm better then ces,Oreband = the vintage of Abiezer? Zeeb. God Hath deliuered into your hands c This lat a@of the princes of idian. Deb and Zech; and the wholetribe, what was F able to Doz in comparifon of is more famous, you? and when bee had thus ſpoken, then thentbewhole their (pfrits abated toward bim. enterprifeofone 4 @ And Gideon caine to Joen to paffe manofonefa- oner,hec.t the thece hundzed men that were mily, with him, wearie,pet purfuing them. 5 ` And be fad vnto the menof Guccoth, d Or, ome ſmall Gine, g pray pou, moztels of bꝛead wnto the portion. people t that follow mee (for they bee wearic) 4Ebr.thatareat that J may follow after ebay and Falmun- my feete, na, tings of Midian. 6 And the minces of Succoth (aid, Are the hands of Seba and Zalmunna now in thine hands, thaͤt we ould giue bead vnto e Becauſe thou haft overcome an handfull,thin- thine armie? kefithoutobauc 7 Gldeon then laid, Therefore when the oueicomethe Loꝛd hath deltuered Zebah and zZalmunna whole? tito mine hand, g willtteare your fleſh with fEbr.beate in thoanes ofthe wilderneſſe and with briers. pieces. S Aud bee went vp thence to Penuel, and pake vnto them likewiſe, and themen of Penuel anfwered him as themen of Huc toth anſwered. 9 And hee laid allo vnto the men of Pe⸗ f Having gotten nel cien J come againe f in peace, J will the viGory. becake Downe this tower. j g A citie Eaft- 10 (Mow Febah and zZalmunna were gin ward beyond Kiarko2, and their hoftes with them about Torden. fiftecne thoufand,al! that were icft of ail the kotes of them of the Cat; fornthere was Tudges. Zebah and Zalinunna flaine. Kaine an hundꝛed and twentie troufand nici, that Drew fords. Ii ¶ And Gideon went thorow them that Dwele in Tabernacles on the Cakitde of h He went by Nobah and Jogbehah, and mete the hofte; the wilderneffe fo: the hofte was careleffe. where the Arae | 12 4nd when 3ebah and Zalmunna led, bians dwelt in hee tollowed after them, and tooke the two tents, Kings of Midtan, Sebah andZalinumna, and diſcomlited all the bote. 13 G Do Hideon the une of Joaſh retur- ned frem battel, ithe Hunne being yet high, 14 And tooke aferuant ofthe men ef Buce coth,and enquired of htm : and He || wrote to bim the princes of Succoth,and the Elders thereof,euen feuentte and feren men. I5 And hee came vnto the men of Duct- toth, and ſaid, Behold zebah and Zalmun⸗ na, bp whom pee vpbraided me, ſaying, Are tbe bands of Zebah and Zalmunna aiready in thine hands, that wee ſhould giue bread vnto thy wearte men? F 16 Chen he tooke the Elders of the citie, and thanes of the wilderncfle , and bierg, and t DID teare the men of Succoth with Ebr. brabe ix them, preces, as one 17 Alfo hee brake Downe the tower of threfheth corae. * Penuel and flew the men of the citie. i. XNing. i2. 25. 18 ¶ Then fain hee vnto Zebah and 3al- munna, Ahat manner of men were they, whom pee flew at Tabor? and they anſwe⸗ red, (Asthou art, fo were they: every one wasltke the chilazen of a King. Ig And be laid, Chey were my beethzen, euen my * mothers children: as the Loz li- foes pe had ſaued their liues, J would not 6 u. 20 Chen bee {aid onto Jether his firt bo:ne onne, Ap, and flay them; but the boy Drew not his fiwon: foz he feared, becaulehe —-- was pet yang. 21 Chen Febah and Falmunna aid, Rie i thou, and fall vpon vs: foz! as the manis, | Meaning,that fo is his ſtrength. And Gidcon arole, and they would bee Hew zebah and Falmunna, and tooke away Yid out of their the | oanaments, that were on their cameis paine at once,or neckes. els to haue a va- 22 (Then the men of Jitael fain vnto liant man ro pur idcon, Retgue thou ouer vs, both thou, them to death, and thy fonne, and thy ™ {ennes fonne: foz llOr, collers. thou baft deliuered vs out of the pand of m Thatis,thy Midian. pofterities 23 And Gideon fain vnto them, J will not reigne ouer pou, neither Hall my childe — ouer pou, but rhe Lord Mall reigne g» . pou. PAAS 24 Againe Gideon ſaid vnto them, »g % Bisintent was would Defirea requet ofyou,that youwouly t9 hew bimfelfe gincme euery man the earerings of his pray thankful for this (fo: they had golden carcrings,becaule they ViGorie by reto- were Whmaeltres) Ting of Religion, 25 Ana they anfwered, Tetee wilt gine Which,becaute it them. And they (peead agarment, and did Was not accor- call therein eucry man the earcrings of hig 419g as God had pray. commanded, 26 And the weight of the golden eare: turnedto their rings that he required, was athoufand ang dellruction, feuzn bunden thekelsof gold,befive collars, Or fiveete balles land tewels, and purplerapment that was on the Kings of Midian, and belive the chaines that were about their camels necks, 27 And $ i } i Some reade, before the Sunne rofe vp. Or,deftribed. |Or,they were like vato thee, k We cameall out of one belly: therefore I will be reuenged, ; Gideon dieth. Abimelech. o That is, fuch things as pertei- ned to the vfe of she Tabernacle, Of Ephod, looke » more,Exod,28, 46.and 1.Sam.2. 18.and 2.Sam.6, 14 and cha.17,6, 4Eb.which came out of histhszh, p Which citie belonged tothe family of the Ez- rites. q That is,Baal, to whom they had bound them- felues by couc- nant. r They were vn- mindfull of God, and vnkind to- ward him, by whom they had received fo great a benefit, a To practiſe with his kinfe- folkes for the at- taining of the + kingdome, % b Ofyourkin- red. by my mo- thers fide. TO», idle llowes and vagabonds, c Thus tyrans to eftabli(h their viurped power, fpare nat the in- nocent blood, 2.king,10 7. s.chro,3 I he d Which was as thetowne houfe or common hal which he calleih the tower © Shechem,ver.49. 27 And Gideon made ane Cphod there- ofand put itin Ophꝛah Fis citic: anv all Ji rael wenta whoring there afterit, which was tye Deftruction of Gideon, hts heute. 28 Thus was Midian bronghe low be- fore the children of Iſrael io that thep lift vp their beans ng moze: and the countrcp was tn quietneſſe fourtie yeeres in the Dayes of Gideon. 29 Then Jerubbaal the lonne of Joaſh went, and dwelt in his owne youle. 30 And Gideon had ſeuentie ſonnes t be- gotten et his body ; fo: he had many wiues. 31 And his concubtne that was in Ahe- chem, bare him afonnealio, whol name be calicd Abimelech, TRT 32 Bo Gideon the fonne of Joam died in a good age, and hee Was buricd in the fepul- chee of Joa bis fatper in Dpheab, otche P father of the Ezrites. 33 But when Sideon was dead, the chil- Deenok Jiracl turned away, anv went a whozing after Baalim, and made q Baal- berith their god, — 34. And the childzen of Iſrael remem- bred not the Lozd their God, which had de> liuered them out ofthe hands ot ait their -= neinies on euery fide. f 35, Metther ẽhewed they mercie on the Donte of Jerubbaal, or Gidcon, accoBig co ail i am ak he bad ſhewed mita ae , Jir CHAP. IX. T Abimelech vfurpeth the kingdome,and put- teth his brethren to death, 7 Fotham propofèth a parable. 23 Hatred between Absmelech and the Shechemmtes. 26 Gaal confpireth againft kim, and & ouercome. 53 Abimelech 6 woundedto -death by a woman. TE Abimelech the ſonne of Jerubbaat went te Shechem vnto his mothers brethren, and communed with them, and with all the familie and Houle of his mothers fatver,faying, ‘ 2 Hapy prav pou,in the audience of all the men of Hhechem, Aibether is better fog yeu,thatall rhe fonnes of Jerubbaal, which are feuentpperfons, reigñe ouer you, either that one retane oner pou? Remember ati, that J am pour > bongana your Beth. 3 Then bis mothers brethren ſpake of bie in the audience of ail the meno Shee Chen, atithele works: aud their hearts were nicaued to follow Abimelech; for fara hep, We is our brother. å nv they gane him ſeuentie pieces of Muer ont of the hole of Baal · berith; wher with Abimeiceh hired | vaine and light Fels lowes, which followed bim, s Ane be wert onta bis kathers Houle at Dubhag, ands feto his hretheen the tonnes Of Jerubbaal, about feuenty perfong vpon one fons t pet Jotham the yon eft fome oF Aexubbaal was lets: for he bin himiette, 6 AnD ail the men of Abechem garhe» teGtoaeiber with all the boui of d Miil and came and made Abimelech bingt che plaine where the Tone was erected in Shee chen. 7 And wei they told it to Forbam, hee Chap.ix. Tothams parab went and Kood inthe toppe of mount Gee rizim, anv litt vp his voyce, and cried, an ſaid yntothem, Wearken vate me, you men of Shecijem, that Sod may hearken vnto rou. 8 e The trees went foorth to anoint a King pner them, and fayd wate the oltue tree, Keigne thou ortt Ds. 9 But the olive tree ſapd vnto then, Should F leane my fatnetle, wherewith by me they honour God and manana go to ave uance ine aboue tie trecs ? Io Chen the trees layd tothe figge tree, Coie thou,and be king duer ve. II But the ficge tree anſwered them, Shonid F forlake my ſweetneſſe, and my goon kruit, and go to aduance me aboue the’ rees? ; I2 Then fayd the trees vnto the vine, Conte thon,and beking ouer vs. 13 Butrye vine (id wate them, Hhould Ileaue mp wine, whereby A cheare Gov anA Man, and go to aduaice me aboue the ters Z 14 Then fatd al the trees vnto the} pane ble, Tome thau,asd reigneouce us. 15 Andthe bramble ſayd vnto the trees, Tipe will in deed anoint me king over pou, come, and put pour trut vnder my Wa. Dew : and if not, the! fire Wail come cut of the bramble, and conſume the cedars of Le- ‘banon. 16 Powe therefore, if pe Doe truely and vncortuptlyto make Abimelech King , ano ik yee bauz dealt well with Jerubbaal and with his houle, and jane Done vata him ace coding to the deſeruing of his hands, 17 (sFormy father fought for you, ant Faduentured histife, and deliuered pou out of the hands of Midian. 18 And pee arerilen bp. again my fas thers boule this Day,and haue Uain bis chil deen about ſeuenty perone vpon one tone, and haue made Abimelech the ſonne of vis maid-feruant, Bing over the men of Ghee chem, becaufe he ts pour bother) 19 Ikye then hane dealt truely and puree Ip with Jernbbaal, aud with bis houie this nap then svetopce pe with Abimelech, and let him refopce with pou. 20 Put ik not, tee a fire come out from Abimelech, and confume the men of Shee chen andthe boule of (Pula s al let a ire come fogh fron the men af Ghechem, ang fran the boule of Milla, andcanluine Abis le, 1060 e By this para- blehe declareth, that thofe thae arenot ambiti ous, aremoft wortby of ho~ nourg & that the ambitious abufe their honor both totheirown dee ſtruction ando⸗ thers, Or, thiſtle, o ryer, f Abimelech thaf deſtroy the no» blesof Shechem, tEbr.he eaf? his lft farre fiom him. é ‘That hee is yourking,and you his ſabieck melech 2U Aud Jotham ran away, anv tied,and mentia Beet, and dwelt there fa) feave of Abunctech hie Motier ' 22 So Sbuneleeh reigned thee peeve es uer Firari f 23 Bir Hon » Cet an eull irii bense Hlinclech. aut the inci af Shechem : ana th l ——— biako ches paomtiy co ry bels 24 That the cruelep toward tbe uenty ſomes of Seenbbaal and Hels Doon wigii comme and bee apd open IAimelech there Wether, Which had Matne than, ane bpon eye cn OF Rechem, which Gav apiri jün 25 G0. to Rall bis beethren. h Beeaufrhe people confented with the king in ihedding innos cent blood, there fore Gad de firoyeth both the one and the Oa ther, Gaal confpireth,and is ouercome, 25 So the men of Shechem Cet men in ‘waite for him in the tops ofthe mountaines: who robbed al that pailed that way by them: and it was told Abimelech. 26 Then Gaal the tonne of Ebed came lech with bis betien , and they went to She⸗ chem: and themen of Shechem put their confidence in hin. Before they 27 Therefore they i went out into the eons — of fiet, and gathered in their grapes, € troade imelechs them, and made merry, and went into the power, and duiſt houſe of their gous and Did eate and minke, notgocoutof = and curled Abunelech. the citie. 28 Then Gaal thefonne of Cher fayt, Aho is Abimelech? and whois Shechem, that wee ſhould ſerue him? Fs hee not the fonne of Jerubbaal? and 3ebul is bis ofti- cer? Derne rather themen of Damo: the father of Shechem ¢ foz why Mould wee ſerue bint? i 29 Nowe would God this people were ¢ under mine hand: then would J put away k Braggingly, as Abimelech. And he fata tok Abimelech, iin. thoughhe had creaſe thinearmy, and come out. ‘ beenprefentor 30 @ And when Fcbul the ruler ok the ct tohiscaptaine tie heard the words of Gaal the tonne of E- Zebul, bed, his wrath was kindled. 31 “Therefore he fent meflengers vnto A- {Eb crafty. bimelech + painily, faying, Behold, Gaal the fone ot Ebed and his brethren be come to Dhechem, and behold, they togtifie the citte againſt thee. : 32 Mew therefore arifeby mght, thou and the people that ts with thee, and lie in waitetn the feld. i 33 And eile early in the moming aſſoone - as the ſunne ts vp,and alfaule the citie: and when bee and the peaple that ts with him, hall come out againſt thee.do to him twhat thoucant. 34 € Ds Abimelech rofevp, and all the people that were with him by night: and. — in waite againſt Dbecheni tn foure ands. 35 Then Gaal the fonneof Ched went out, and food tn the entring of tie gate of the citie: And Abimelech rote vp, and the oie that were with bun, from lying in aite, 36 And when Gaal faw the people, hee fayd to groui Behold, there come people _. Downe from the tops of the mountaines: 1 Thou artafraid and Zebulſayd puto bin, The | hadow of of a thadow, the mountaines ſeeme men vnto thee. 37 And Gaal {pake againe, and taid, Dee there come folke Downe + by the muddle of the land, and another band commieti by the way of the plaine of | Meonenim. $ 33 Then laid sebulvnto him, there is nowe thy mouth, that a » Che ts Abi- melech , that we Mould ſerue him ? Js not this the people that thou hatt deſpiſed? Goer out nowe, J] pay thee, and fight with em 39 AndGaal™ went out before the men of Sbechem,and fought with Abimelech. 40 But Abimelech purlued him, and hee fled before bim, ¢ many were ouerthrꝛowen and wounded , cucn onto the entering of the gate. AL And Abimelech dwelt at Arumah: “REbrwhat thine band can finde. tEbr,by the na- wil, ¥Or,charmers. m. As theircap- taine. Judges; Abimelech is flaine, and 3cbul thut ont Gaal and bis bzethzen, that they Hould not dwell in Shechem. 42 (And on the mozow,the people went out inte the feld: which was told Abtme- ec Je | 43 Andhetooke then people, and diuit n Which were a Ded them into thece bands,ana layd waitin his company, the felos, and looked, and behold, the people werecome outof the citie, and hee role vp agatntt them and (mote them. 44 And Abimelech , andthe bands that Were with him, rued foxward,and ſtood tir the entring ofthe gate of the citie: andthe ` two other bands ran vpon àl the people that were in the fletd,and flew them, 45 Gnd when Abvunelech had fought a- gatnt the citie all that day, he tooke the city, and flew thepeople that was therein, ano Belroped the citte,and o lowed falt in it, 46 (And when all the men ofthe towne of Shechem heard it, they entredinta an hold of the houle ofthe god e Berith. any vie. 47 And it was told Abimelech, that all p That is, of the men of the tomacol Dbechem were ga Barl-berithas thered together. Chap.8.33. 48 And Abimelech gate him vp to mount “P33. Zalmon, Hee and all the people that were with him: and Abimelech tooke ares with him, and cut Downe boughs of trees, and tooke them and bare them on dis thoulder, and ſayd onto the folke that were with him, Chat pe haue ſeene me Doe, make Halte, and Doe like me. 49 Then all the people allo cut downe euery man his bough, and followed Abime- lech, and put them tothe holoe, and let the Hold on fire with them: Mall the menof the towe of Shecherm 1 Died allo,about a thous q Meaning, that fand men and women. all were deftroy= 50 @ Chen went Abimelech to Tebez, ed, afwell they in and beliegedD Tebez, and tooke it, _ thetower,as the 51 But there waga rong towze within other. the citie, and thither fled all the men and Women, andallthechtefeofthecitte, and g an it to them, and went vp to the top of the 0 28. T } 52 And Abimelech came vnto the towe ano fought againit it, and went bard vnto the pore ot ipe voee t fetiton ge Bie $ 53 Dut a certaine waman * cata piece of y Samre. a milſtone bpon Abimelechs head, thake bis bzaine pan. 54 Then Abimelech called hattilp his page that bare bisharnefle, and fayd vnto bim, Dzaw thy ſword and flap me,that men fay not of me, A woman flew him, And bis page thut him thozow,and he died. £ Thus God by §§ AnD when the menok Iſrael {aw that fuch milerable Abimelech was Dead, they Departedeuery death taketh man vnto his owne place. l vengeance on 56 Thus God rendred the wickednes of tyrants, euenin Abimelech, which be dtd puto his father, in this life. flaying bts ſeuentybrethren. 57 Alloallthe wickedneſſe of the men of Shechem did God being vpon their heads. ¢ Por making a Ho bpon them came the í curle of Jotham tyranttheir king.. the loune of Jerubbaal, o That it fhould be vnfruitfulland neuer ſerue to 2 Toladscth. 5 Tair aljo ditth, 7 The Lfraen lites are punifhed for their fing to They crie unto Gad, 16 andhe hath ptie on them. After Tola. Jair. Iftaelis punifhedforfinne. Chap.x.xj. Or, his uncle. lOr gæuerned. a Signifying they were men of au- thoritie. Or. the townes of Iair,as Dert, 3.14. Chap.2.1t.and 3.7.4nd 4.1,and 6,1.and 13,1. Chap.2.13. ||Or Syrias, Or,deliuered. b Asthe Reube- nites, Gacires, & halfe the tribe of Manafieh. e They prayed tothe Lord, and confefled their finnes, d By ftirring them vp fome ~ . Prophet, as Chap,6,8, Deut.32.1 $, ierem 213. e Thatis,from this prefent dan- ger. f Thisis true re- _ pentance,to put away the euill, & to ſerue God aright, |Or,he pitied, Adit Abimelech there arole to defen Iſrael, Tola, the fonne of uah , the fonne of || Dodo, amanofPfachar, which Dwelt in Shamir tn mount Ephraim. 2 And bel tudged Ffrae! three and twen⸗ ty pere,¢ Died and was buried tn Shamir. 3 © And after bim arok Jaira Gilead- Dite, and iudged Iſrael two and twentic peeres. 4 And hee had thirty fonnes that? rode on thirtie alle colts, and they had thirty ci- ties, which are called Hauoth· iair vnto this Day, and ate in the land of Gilead, § And Jair dicd and was buried in Ka⸗ mon. 6 Q AnD the children of Iſrael wꝛought wicked neſſe ag aine tn the fight of the Lod, and ferued Baalimand * Sivtaret),and the gods of | Aram, and the gods of Zidon, and the gods of Moab, and tye gods of the chil- Deen of Ammon, and the gods ofthc Phi· pom and fozlooke the Lod, and ſerued not dim. 7 Therefore the wath of the Lod was kindled againit Iſrael, and he fold them in- to the hands of the Bhiliſtims, and into the hands of the childꝛen ot ammon: & Caio from that peere bereu and op- preſſed the childzen of Iſrael eighteen veres, b even ail the children of Iſrael that were be- pond Jozven tn th? land of the Amozttes, which is in Gilead. 9 Moꝛeouer, the children of Ammon went ouer Jorden to fight againit Judah, and again Beniamin; and againtt the houleof Ephraim: fo that Ilrael was ſore tozmented. i 10 Chen the childzen of Ilrael «cried pn- tothe Loꝛd, faving, de hane finned againſt thee, euen becaule twee baue korſaken our owne God, andhauelerued Baalim, I Audthe Lod *fayd vnto the chilen of Iſrael, Did not-I deliver you from the Œ- Gyptians , and from the Amozites, from the childzen of Ammon, and from the hiii- img? 12 The FDonians allo, and the Amale- kites, and the Waonites dtd oppreſſe pou, and pe cried to mee, and J faued you out of their hands. 13 Det ye * hane forlaken mee,and ferued other gods; wherefore F will deliuer you na moze, 14 Goe, and crie vnto the gods which pe baue cholen: let them faue pou in the time of your tribulation. Ig And the chitazen of Iſtael fayd vnto the Lord, Cite paue finned : Doe thoubnto vg wwhatfoener pleaſe thee: onely wee pray thee to Deltuer bs ¢ this Day. 16 Then they put away the range gods from among them, and £ {erned the Lorde: ana ipis foule was grieued foz the miſery of ael. 17 Thenthe chilozen of Ammon gathes red themſelues together, ane pitched tn gi- lead: and the chilozen of Iſcael aſſembled themfelucs.and pitchedin Wispeb. 18 Aud the people and princes of Ailean fayn oneto another, Ahoſoeuer will begin the battell againſt the chidren of Ammon, the fame chall bee* head ouer all the inheri · tance of Gilead. CHAP. XE 2 Iphtah being chafed away by his brethren, was after made captaine oner Ifracl, 30 He ma- ketharafh vow. 32 Hee vanquiſheth the Am- nites, 39 and facrificeth hw daughter accor- ding to his vow. Ton Gilead begate Iphtah, anv Jph- tah the Gileadite was + a paliant man, but thefonneof anll barlote 2 And Gileads wite bare him fonnes, and when the womans childzen were come to age, they thant ont Jphtab, and fayd vn⸗ to him, Thou ſhalt not tnyerite in our fa⸗ thers boule : foz thou art the fonne of a a range woman. i 3 Then Jpheah fled from his brethzen, and dwelt inthe landof b Cob: and there gathered idle fellowes to Iphtah, es went put with him. $ ; J q And in pꝛoceſſe of time the chilen of Ammon made warre with Iſrael. And when the childzen of Ammon fought with Flrael, tthe Eiders of Gilead tuent to fet Jphtah out of the land of Tob. 6 And they lavd vnto Iphtah e Come and be otir captaine,that we may Bght with thechilDenot Ammon. 7 Iphtah then antwered the Elders of Gilead, Did not ye hate me, and f expel mee outof my fathers houſe? how then come you vnto me now in time of your tribulation? 8 Chen the Elvers of Gilead (aid vnto Iphtah, Therefore wee turne againe to thee now, that thou mayeſt goe with vs, and fight agatni the chtidzen of Ammon, and be our bead ouer all the inhabitants of oD nD yh be Gl 9 And Jphtah fayd vnto the Elders of Gilead, Ff ye bring mehome againe to fight againſt the chtldzenof Ammen, ifthe Lord Glue them before me,fhall J be pour heat? Io Anè the Elders of Gilead ſayd ta Iphtah, The Lord thee witneſſe betweene vs, tf we Doe not accozBing to thy words. IT Chen Iphtah went with the Elders of Gilead, and the people made him heaa Tphtah is made captaine. 101 Chap, i 1:6 Eby, a man of mighty force. hOr vitasler.. - a That is,ofan harlot, as verfe r. b Where the go- uernour of the countrey was called Tob. ¢ loyned with him, as fome thinke,avainft his brethren, d Or,ambeffa- douts, fent for that purpofe. e Men ofttimes are conftrained to defire helpe of them,whom be- fore they haue refufed, f Oft times thofe things , which men reie, God chufeth to doe Sreatencerprifes by, Ebr, be the hearer, and captatne ouer them: and Jhtah re⸗ hearſed all his wordes before the Lod in Mizpe 12 Then Iphtah ſent meſſengers vnto the Ring of the chimen of Ammon, ſaying, That hat thou to doe with mee, that thou . art come againſt me,to fight tn myland? 13 And the King ofthe childzenof Am- Mon antwered onto the meflencers of Iph⸗ tab, * Becaule Jiraci tooke my land, when they came vp from Eavpt, from Arnon vᷣn⸗ to Jabbok and vnto Jorden; now therefore teiteze thole lands t qutetly. I4 Det Iphtah tent meflengers againe bnto the king of the childzen of Ammon, NCH, 21513, t&br.ia peace, Is Gna fayd bnto bim, Thus favth Iph- tal),* Iſrael teoke not the laud of Moab, no? theland of the childzen of Ammon. 16 But whew Iſrael came vp from E- gypt, and walked through the wilderneſſe buto the redde Hea, then they came to Kaz - Deut, 2.9; deh, l ' 17 Ea een nee Num 20.14,20. ing xu Tphtahs rafh vow. Naæm.ꝛ 1.13. and 22.24, Deut. 2. a6. ]Or,conntrey. g Hee trufted them not to goe thorow his coun. trey. Deut.2. 36. Ring of Enom. faving, Let me, F pray thee, goe thorow thy land ; but tye king of Edom wonin not content: and allo they fent vnto ticking of Moab, but he would not; there» fore Aſxael abode tn Banel. “4 18 Then they went chozow the wilder- nelle, and contpailed theland of Gouin, and the tanu of Moab, and came bp the Cak five ofthe lanu otf 9Dozb, and pitched on theo» ther fiteof Arnon, *andcame not within the coalt of Moab: foz Arnon was the boder ot Moab. : 19 Alto Jlrael * {ent meffengers vnto Di- hon, king of the Amopites, che King of Mehbon, and Iſrael fayd vuto Him, Let ua pni we pray thee, by thyiand vnto our place. 20 But Sihon s conſented not te Iſcael that be Hould gog thozow bis coatt: but Hi- bon gathered all bis people together, and pitched in Jahaz, and fought with Iſrael. 21 And the Lord God of Flracl gaue Di- hon € ali bis folke into the bands of Iſrael. and they ſmote them: fo Iſrael poelen all the land of the Amoxzites, the inhabitants ot that countrey: 22 And thep poemen * ail the coaſt of che Amogttes, trom Arnon vnto Jabbok , and from the wilderneſſe cuen vnto Joden. 23 sow therefore the Lod God of lra- el hath cait out the Amozites before his pro- ple Iſrael, and ſhouldeſt thou poſſeſſe it? 24. CGouldeft not thou poſſeſſe that which Chemoſh thy gad giueth thee to poſſeſſe? . h For we ought more tobeleeue .and obey God, then thou thine idoles. Na4m.2 2,2. Deut, 23.40 ioſp. 24.3. i Meaning, their townes, k To punifh the offender, I That is,the fpi- rit of ftrength and zeale, m Asthe Apo. itle commendeth Iphtah for his worthy enterprife in deliuering the people, Heb.1 r. _..-32.f0 by his rath vow and wicked performance of ’ the fame,his vie Qory was defa- ccd: and here we feethat the finnes ofthe god- ly do not vtterly extingui(h their š faith. Do whomfocuer the Lord our» Gov Diueth out bekore us, them will we poſſelſſe. 25 *Andare thon now farre better then Balak the fonne of Zippo: king of Moab: DiD hee not ſtriue with Iſrael, and fight a- gaint them, ; _ 26 Ahen Iſrael dDweltia Heſhbon and in ber townes, and in Arsi and in ber townes, and in all the cities that are by the coaſtes of Arnon, theee hundzeth peeres ? mee DID peenot then recouer é them in that {pace? 27 Therefore F haue not ofended thee: but thou daeſt mee wong to warre againſt me. The Loyd the Judge be tudge thisday betweene the chilozenot Iſracl, and the chil men of Ammon. f : 28 Howbeit the king of the chilozen of Ammon hearkened not vnto the wozdes of Iphtah which pe had lent him. 29 ¶ Then the! Hpwwit of the Lod came bpon Jphtal, and hee paſſed ouer ta Gilead and to Manaſſeh, and came to Mizpeh in Gilada from Mizpeh im Gilead hee went ynte the chiten of Ammon, 20 And Iphtah "vowed a how vnto the £ - cane fisyt SE thou Halt ocliner the chil- pen vf Ammon into mine bands, 31 Then that thing that commeth out of the doores of mtnehoule to meeteme, when J come bome in peace from the children of Ammon hall be the Lords, and J willofter tt fo abuent offering j 32 Ind fo Iphtah went vnto the children of Ammon to fight againt them, andthe Load deliuered them into bis hands, 33 And he fmote them from Aroer, euen Judges. tül thou come to Winnith, twenty cities, and ſo foorth to || Abel of the vineyards, with an exceeding great laughter. Thus p chil- Den of Ammon were Humbled before the chilazen of Alrael. 34 ¶ Mow when Iphtah came to Miz peh vnto His boule, behold, bis Daughter came out co mecte bim with = timbsels and vances, which was his onelp childe ; He had None other onne, nor daughter. 35 And wher hee faw Her, hee orent his clothes, and fayd, Alas mp Daughter, thou bat brought me lowe , and art of chem that trouble mee ; for J] hate opened my mouth vito the Lozd,and cannot goe backe, 36 And the tapd vnto him, Ady father, if lawfull or no. thou batt opened tip mouth puto the LoD, Doe with mecas thou hat promiſed, ſceing that the Lord bath auenged thee af thine ex nemies the childzen of Ammon., 37 Allo He fatd vnto her father, Do thus much for me: ſuffer metiwa moneths,that I map ga to the mountains, and r bewaile my virginitie, aud my fellowes, 38 And he ain, Goe : and he ſent her a- way two moneths: fo thee went with Yer companions, and lamented ber virginitte bpon the mountaines. 39 And after the ende oktwo moneths, fhe turned againe vnto her father, who dia with ber according to his vowe which hee had vowed, and (hee had knowen no man. And it was acuſtome in Iſrael: 40 The daughters of Iſrael went peeve by yeere to lament the daughter of Iphtaty the Oileadite, foure Dayes ina pecte CHAP. XIL 6 Iphtah killethtwo and forty thoufand Epbra- imaites. 8 After Fphtah fucceedeth Foran, 18 Elon, 13 and Abdon. A Nd themen of Ephraim gathered them⸗ (elues together,and went? Horthward, and ſayd to Jphtah, Aber fore wenteſt thou to fight againt the chtldzen of Ammon, and DidDDeit not callus > to goe with thee? wee will therefore burne thine houle vpon thee with fire. t 2 And Iphtah aid puto them, F and my people were at great rife with the childern of Ammon, and wher J called pon, pee delt⸗ nered me not out of their hands. 3 So when F (aw that yee deliuered me not, J put nip life in mme hands, and went bpon the childꝛen of Ammon: fo the Lod Deliuered them into mine hands. Uher fore then are pee come vpon me now to fight againne? 4 Then Iphtah gathered all the men of Hilead, and fought with Ephraim: and the inet of Gulead mote Ephraim, becaule they fayd, Dee Gileaditesare runnagates of E⸗ phꝛaim d among the Ephaaimites, and as mong the {Danaflites. § Allothe Gileadites tooke the paflages of Jorden before the Cphzatmites, and when the Cpheatinttes that were cica: ped, fapt, Letinecpatle, then the men of Gilead fayd vnto hun, Are thou an G- pheaimite 2 His daughter. Heouercommeth the \Or,the plains, n According to the maner after the victory, o Being ouer- come with blind zeale,& not cone fidering whether the vowe was p For it was counted as a fhame in Ifrael, to die without children, and therefore they reioyced to be married, a Afterthey had pafled lorden. b Thus ambition enuieth Gods worke in others, as they didalfa againtt Gideon, Chap.8:1. | e That is, I ven- tured my lile, and when mans helpe faifed, 1 put my truli onely in God, d Ye ranne from vs, and chofe Gis lead, and now in reſpect of vs,ye are nothing, bad foe Ephraimites. Ibzan. Elon. Abdon., The Chap.xiij, AngelforetellethofSamfon. 102 e Which figni- fieth the fall of waters,or an care of corne. f Some thinke that this was Bo= az the husband of Ruth. $Ebr.fonnes » fonnes. Or, hor fec alee Chap.2.11.c 3. 7.0 4.1. 6.1. and 10.64 a Signifying,that their deliverance came onely of God, and not by mans power, Num 6.2, 3. ISAM: iE b Meaning,he fhouldbe fepa- rated from the world,and dedi- cated to God, c If fleth be not able to abide the fight of an angel, how much leſſe the prefence of God? d He fheweth himfelfe ready to obey Gods will, and therefore ds- firethto know fasther. phraimite.it he ſaid. Nap 6 Then laid they vito him, Day now eDhibboleth: and he fata, Sibboleth: for he could not fo pronouncesthen they tooke hrm, and lew hin at the paflages of Jorden:and there fell at that time of the Ephraimites tiwo and fortie thoufand, 7 And Iphtah iudged Iſrael fire peres: then died Iphtah the Gtleadite, and was buried tn one of the cities of Gilead. 8 After hin Ibzan of Geth-lehem, iudged Iſrael, Lots ies o Ubo had thivtie ſonnes and thirtic Daughters,which he fent out,¢ tooke in thir · tie Daughters from abzoad for bis fonnes, and hetudged Jiraci ſeuen yeeres. Io Then Ibzan died, and was buried at Beth-lehem. TWS Il (And after him indged Iſrael Elon, aZebulonite,and he iudged Iſrael ten veere. I2 When Eion the 3ebulonite Died, and 7 buried in Stialon in the cauntrey of 3g- ulun, 13 (And after him Abdon the ſonne of Hillel the Hirathonite tudged Iſrael, 14 And he had fortie fonnes t thirttesne- phewes that rove on fenenty lafe coltsiand he iudged Iſrael eight peeres. I5 Chen died Abdon the fonne of Hillel the Dirathonite,e was buried in Pirathon, inthe landof Ephraim, in the mount of the Amalekites, CHAP. XIII. 1 Ffrael for their wickednes woppreffed of the Phikftims. 3 The Angel appearcth to Manoahs wife. 16 The Angel commaundeth himto facri- fice untothe Lord. 24 The birth of Samfon. B Ut the childzen of Iſrael continued to commit * wickeDnefle in the fight of the Lo2d; and the £020 Deliucred them into the hands of the Philiſtims foztie peere. 2 Then there was amantn Fozah of the family ofthe Dantes, named Manoah, whole wife was * barren,and bare not. 3 Andthe Angel of the Loyd appeared vnto the woman, and {aid vnto her, Behoid now, thouart barren, auBbeareit nor; but thou thalt conceiue,and beare a fonne. 4 And now therefore beware * that thou Duinke no wine noz ſtrong dinke, nether tat any vncleane thing. ; Fez loe, thou thalt conceiue and beare a tonne, and no ralour Wall * come on bis head: fo: the childe thalbe a® Nazarite vn⸗ to God from bis birth : and he Hall beginne — Iſraei out of the hands of the Phili- ims. 6 C Thenthe wife came, g told her huf band, faving, A man of God came vnto me, G and the faton of him was like the faſhion of the Angel of Gov, exceeding < fearefull, but 3 atked bim notwhence be was, neither told He me bts name; 7 But heelaia vnto mee, Behold, thou Malt concetue g beare a onne, and now thon ſhalt Brinks no wine no: trong Binke, nei- ther eate any vncleane thing : forthe childe albe a Nazarite to God trom bis birth to the Day of bts Death. S Then Manoah 4 prayed to the Lov, and (Ard, J pray thee, my Lod, let the man of Gov, whom thou ſenteſt,come again now vnto vs, and teach vs what we Hall do vnto the childe wien He iz bone. | 9 And God heard the voice of Panoah, and the Angel of God came againe bnto the wife,as the late in the ficld:but Manoah her huſband was not with her. 10 (And the wife made hatte, and ran, and ewed ber bulband,and {aid vute bim, Bebold, the man hath appeared vnto mee, that came vnto me € te Day, II Gnd Manoah arole, and went after His wife,and came to the fman,and ſaid bn- to him, Art thou the manthat paket punto the woman? and he faid, Vea. _ 12 Then Manoah id, Mow let thy fay- tug come to patie: but how (hall we ozer the chude, and Dee vnto him? 13 And the Angel of the Low laid vnto Manoay, Che woman muſt beware of all that J lato vnto her. 14 She may cat of nothing that commeth bf the vine tree: thee fhallnot minke wine no? ſtrong Dainke , noz cate any 2 vncleane thing: let ber obſerue all that J haue com manded her. I5. Manoah then fayde vnto the Angel of the Lom, F pray thee, ict vs retene ne vntill wee hape made readic a kid foz 16 And the Angel of the Lord faid vnto Manoah, Though thou make mee abide, F) will not eat of thy bzead,¢ if thou wilt make a burnt offering offer tt vnto the b LoD: for ft knew not that it was an Angele? 20. 17 Againe Manoah {aid vnto the Angel of the Lod, Uhat ts thy name , that when thy laying is Come to pate, wee may honour e 18 And the Angel of the Lom ſaid vnto bim, (Aby afset thou thus after my name, which ts \Ilecret? 19 Chen Manoah tooke a kidde with a meat offering,an® offren it upon a ftone pn- tothe Loꝛd: andthe Angel Dio i wondzoully, fo whiles Manoah and hts wife looked on. 20 Foꝛ when the flame came vp toward Heauen from the altar,the Angel of the Lor altended bp tn the flame ofthe altar, t Wa- noah and bis wife beheld tt,and fellon their faces vnto the ground. 21 (Ho the Angel of the Lord aid no mo: appeare buts Manoah and hts wife.) Chen Manoah knew that it was an Angel ofthe Lod. ý 22 And Manogh fayde vnto his wife, + a od el bie, becauſe wee baue eene g 23 But bis wife fain onto him, Ff the Lob would kill vs , hee would not haue te- e Itfeemeth that - the angel appea- -red vnto her twiſe in one day.’ f He calleth him man, becaufe he fo feemed, buthe was Chrift the eternal word, which at his time appointed became man. g Any thing for- biddedby the Law. h Shewing that he fought not his hisown honour, but Gods, whofe ; meffenger he was.~ [|Or,terzezlous® ` i God fent fire - m heauento confume their facrifice, to con- firme their faith in.his promiſe. Exod. 33.20; chap,6,22. K Thefe graces that we haaere-- ceiued of God ,& cetued a" burnt offering and a meat offring his accepting of ofour hands, neither would he hane ſhewed ‘vs allthele things,noz would now pane told vs any fuch. : 24 C And the wife bare a fonne, and cal- led his name Samlon; and the child grew, and the Loz bieffed him. 25 And the Spiritof the Lord began to || rengthen him in the bofte of Dan, be- tweenẽ 3024h and Eſhtaol. our obedience, are iure tokens of hisloue to- ward ys, fo thag nothing can... hurt vs. |Or,to come vpeg « him at dineys - times, F CHA P.. Samfon marrieth/His riddle. | Ebr. take her for whe to wife. a Though his = parents did iuft- ly reproue him, yet it appeareth that this was the ſecret worke of theLord,verfe 4. b Tofighta- gainft them for tee deliverance of Ifrael. € Whereby hee had ftrength and boldneffe, [\Or,totake her te his wife d Meaning, when he was married, e That is, her pa- rents or friends, f To weare at fealts, or folemne dayes. g Or,drewncere: for it was the fourth day. [\Or,t0 impone- rvifh us. CHAP, XIIII. 2 Samfon defireth to haue a wife of the Phili- fans. 6 Hee lslleth a kon, 12 He propeundeth a riddle. 19 He killeth thirties 20 He wife for- ſakethhim, and taketh another. Dw Santon went down to Timnath, and ſawe a woman in Cunnath of the Daughters of the Philiſtims, 2 And he came pp and cold his father and bis mother, and (aid, J haueleene a woman in Timnath of the Daughters of the Phili· tims: now theretoze t gine me Her to wife. 3 Then his father and his mother aid vnto him, Js there a never a wife amang the Daughters of thy baethzen,and among almy people, chat thon mutt goe to take a wite of the vncircumciſed Philiſtims? And Ham- fon fata vnto his father, Giue me her, kor he pleateth me well. - ; 4 uthis father and his mother krew not that tt came of the Lozd, that hee ſhould feeke an occalion agatnit the > Philiſtims: a at ap tine the Philiſtims reigned ouer tael. ; 5 ¶ Then went Samon and bis father and bis mother Downe to Timnath, t came to the binepards of Timnath: and bevold,a yong lion roared pon him, 6 Aud the {pirit of the Lod < came vp⸗ on hint, and be tare him, as one Hould haug rent a kid, and had nothing in bis hand,net- ther told hee his father no: his mother what be had vone. : 7 And he went downe, and talked with the wman, whtch was beautiful in the eyes of Damon. 8 CAnd within a few payes when he re- turned | to recetueher, hee went alive to fee the carkets of the lion:and bebold,there was A ea of bees, and honie in the body of elyan. 9 And he tooke thereoftu hts hands,and Went cating , and cane to bis father and to his mother, and gaue vnto them, and they D cate: but he told not them, that bee ban taken the bony out of the body of the lton. Io Bo bts father went downe vnto the woman, and Samſon made there a4 feat: foz fo bled the pong men to Doe, Ir And wher they e law dim, they brought thittte companions to be with him. 12 Chen Hamfon latd nto them, J will now put foozth a riddle vnto you sand tfpou cat Declare tt mee within feuen dayes of the fea, and finde tt out, J will giue pou thirty Aeetes,and thirtie £ change of garments. 13 But ik pee cannot declare tt mee, then fhalipee gine mee thirtie hectes and thirtie change of garments, Aud they anſwered ae Dut tooth thy riddle, that twee may eare tt. ; 14 And he laid vnto them, Dut of the ea- ter came meate, and out of the rong came Tweetnes: and they could not inthgee Daves erpound the riddle. J I5 And when the leuenth Daye was come, they laid vnto Samſons wife, Entile thine Hutband,that hee may declare ns the rivdle, teat wee burne thee ana thy fathers boufe with Aye. Daune ye called vs, to |) poſſeſſe vs? Tudges. igit not ©? ? 16 And Hamons wife wept before bin, and faid, Surely thou hatek nice, anv ioncit me not; foz thon halt put forth a ridole vnto the chilozen of my peopie,and baf not told it me. Aud be fai vite her, Behold. g haue not told it my father, nor my mother, and fallJ tellitthees . r 17 Then Hamons wife wept befaze pim i feuen dayes While their fea laten: anv when the ſeuenth Day came, he told her, be- caule hee was impoztunate vpon him: fo thee on the riddle to the children of her people. at 1 18 Aud the men of the citie ſaid vnto him theleuenth Bay before the fun went Downe, Mhat is (weeter then hony? andwhatis fironger then a lion? Chen fain hee vnto them, "Ff pe bad not plowed with my etter, ye had not found out my riddle. Ig And the ſpirit of the Lod came Spon bim, and he Went Downe! to Aſchkelon, and flew thirtie men ofthent, and ipopled them, and gaue change of garments wate them which erpounded the riddle : and his wath bout kindled, and he went vy to his fathers oule, 20 Then Samions wife was given ta — whom bee bad vied as his rend, CHA 2. XV. - 4 Samfontieth frrebrands tothe foxe tailes. 6 The Philsftims burnt his father in law cha wifes 15 Waith the iawbone of an afe he kelleth athos- {and men, 19 Out of a great tooth in the iaw,God gate him water. B Cit withina while after, in the time oF > wheate haruck,Damion vilited his wife with a kid, ſaying, J will- goe in to my wife into the chamber ; but her father would not luffer bim tó goe in. 2 And her kather laid, Jthought that thou hadſt hated her: therefoze gaue J her to thy companion. Js not her ponger fiter fatrerthen the? take her, 3| praytheein ead ofthe other. “an 3_ Chen Damon (aid vnto them, Now am J moze > blameles then the Philiſtims: therefore wilt 3| voe them difpleature. 4 @ Aad Damion went out, and tooke threchundzed fores, q tooke firebzands,and turned them tatletotaile, put a firebrand in the mids betweene two tatles. 5 And when hee bad fet thebsandson fire,be fent themout into the ſtanding cone vf the Philiſtims, and burnt vp both the cricks and the tanding cone with the pine- yards and oltues. 6 Then the Philiſtims fain, Cho hath Done this? And thep anſwered, Samlon the fonne in law of the¢Zimnite,becaule he hav taken bis wife, and giuen her to hts come panion. Then the biltitims came vp, and © burnt her and her father with fire. 7. And Damion faid vnto them, Though pee haue Done this, punts bee auenged of pou,and then J will ceaſe. ny 3 So he lmote them | hip and thigh with amighty He ticth firebrands to foxes tailes. h Vnto them which are of my nation, i Or,to the fe- uenth day, be- ginning at the * fourth. k Ifyehad not vfed the helpe of my wife. 1 Which was one of the fue chiefe cities of the Phi- liſtims. a Thatis,T wil vfe her asmy wife, ' b For througls his father in lawes occafion, he wasmooued againe to take vengeance ofthe Philiftims, c Or,that which was reaped and gathered, d Or,the citizen of Timnath, e So thewicked punifh not vice, for loue of Iu- fiice,but for feare of danger, which els might come to'them, Or, hor ſmen and — footemen,” Samfons iawbone. Chap. xvi. Delilahsfalfhood. 103 a mighty plague + then bee wentand dwelt arofe at midnight, and tooke the doores of ui the top af the rocke Etam. the gates of the citis, and the two poftes, 9. CAben the Philiſtims came vp, and and likt chem away with the barres,and put HOr camped, pitched in Judah, and || were pead abzoad them vpon bis ſhoulders, and carted them in Lebt. j 7 up to the top of the mountaine that ts betog Io 4nd the men of Judah (aid, CMAhy are Webzon, ee come bp onto vs? and they anfwered, 4 C Anvdafterthisheeloueda woman 7 : f And fobeing To bind ⸗amſon are wee come vp, andto by the fl river of Gozek, whole name was lOr, plaine. ourprifoner,to Doe te him, as he bath Done to vs. Delilah :. punifh him, IL Chen thace thouſand men of Judah s ~GAntowhomcame the Princes of the went to che top ofthe rocke Cram, and fain Philiſtuns, and fata vnts her, Entile bint, to Damion , Knoweſt thou not that p Phi- and (ee wherein bis great ſtrength letb and liſtims are rulers ouer vs? ¢ CCiberefoze by what meane we map onercome him, that e Such was their then bat thou done thus vnto vs? And hee we may bind hin, and puniſh him, and cues coffeionorance, anſwered them, Qs they did ynte melo bane rpone of vs Wall giue thee eleuen hundzeth Bethe, indeed J ote BNto.cbem, ¢ thekels of filuer, c Of the value ode eiead ae 12 Agatne they aid vnto him, CUee are 6 And Delilah ſayd to Samon, Cell pa fhekel, read fitcobe aplague COME tg binde thee, and to deliuer thee tnto me, J praythee, wherein thp great ſtrength €t33, 35» nto them. the hand of the bilttims. And Samon heth,and wherwith thou mighteſt bebound {ayd vuto them, Stveare vnto mec, that yee todathee burt. will not fall vpon me your felucs. 7 MHamlon then anfwered vnto her, TF ; 13 Andthepantwered him,faying , Mo, they bind me with Luen j greene cogds,that |lOr.ney with, h Thus they had but we will bind thee,and > deltucr thee vn⸗ rather betray to their hand, but we will not kill thee, And their brother they bound him with two new cordes, and phen vie.the brought him from the rocke. 14 When he came to Lebi,the Philiſtims houtedagaink him, andthe Spirit of the Load came vpon bim, and the codes that twere vpon his armes, became as ilare that was burnt with fire; fozthe bandes looſed from bis bands. 15 And bee founda i new iawbone of an afte, and put foozth hts hand, and caught it, and flew athouland mentherewith. — 16 Then Hanrion ſayd, Uith the iaw of an affe are heaps bponbeaps ; with the iaw of an affe hane J Raine a thonſand men, 17 And when he had left fpeaking,be caſt away the iawbone out of his band, and cal» meanes that God had giuen for their delincrance, 3 That is, ofan ale lately Maine, fOr.thelifting led that place, | Ramath- Lebt. up of the iaw. 18 And be was toze athirit ,and* called k Whereby ap- on the Loꝛð ans laid, Thon hak gtuen peareth that hee this great Deliverance tntothe hand of thy didthefethings fetuant: and now hall J dic foz thirit , and infaith,andfo fallintothe hands of the wncircumncifeo? witha tue zeale 19 Then God bzake the checketeoth,that ti to glorifie Ged Was in the tawe, and water came theresut: anddeliuerhis anD when hee bad drzunke, his Spirit came countrey. againe, and hee was reuiued: wherefozs the NOr,the founraing Name thereof is called || Cn-hakkoze, which ef him thas isin —— — Lather e rayeds 20 And hee tudged Iſrael in the dayes g ae the Philiſtims twenty peeres. CHAP, XVI. 3 Semfon cavieth away the gates ef Argah, 38 He was deceiued by Delilah. 30 He pallet dowxe the honfe upon the PhailsStims , and dyeth with then. i One of the fiue Den went Hamin to? Azzah, and faw chie ſe cities of there an harlot, and d went in vnto ber, the Philiftims, 2 AnD it was told tothe Assabites,aam- JOr,vitaser. fonis come hither. And they went absut b Thats,hee and laid wait fo: him all night in the gate of lodged with her, the citie, ana were quict all the night, fay- — hight ig, Abide ſtill the morning carly, and wee the sernisg, Wall Bill ing, bint 3 And Damion tept sit midnight, and Were Neuer Dyed, then Hal J be weake, and be as another man, i 8 Anu the Pꝛinces of the Philiſtims brought her ſeuen greene codes that were not Dte ann He bound him therewith. 9 (And fhe had ‘men lping in watt with herinchechamber,) Chen thee faid vnto him, Che Philitims be vps thee, Hamon, And he bake the codes , as a thzeed of tow is broken, when eit feeleth fire > ſo his frength was not knowen. 10 @ Sfter Delilah fayd sntoSamion, Hee,thou hak mocked meand told me Ipes. J pray theenom, £ tell mee wherewith thou mightelt be bound. IL Then he anſwered her, Ff they binde mee with new ropes that Heuer Were occu⸗ pied, then fall J be weake , and bee as ano ther man. 12. Delilah therefore tooke new ropes, and bound bim therewith, and ſayd vno him, The PBhiliſtims bee npon thee, Sam⸗ fous (and men layin waite in the chamber) andhee baake them front pis armes, asa. eD d Certaine Phi- liftims ina fe- cret shamber, e When fire commeth nete its- f Though her falfhood tended: to make him loofe his life, yet his affection fo blinded himrhaè ware y2ccnd. 13 @ Afterward Delilah faid te Hame fan, hitherto thon batt beguiled mee ,& told meeipes: tell mee bow thou mightett beg Se: bound. And he fayd vnto her, AFthou plate g Itis impoflibie: tedſt feuen lockes of mine. head with the if wegine place. thaeeds of the woofe. i to our wicked 14 Qnd he kaltened it with a pinne, and affeCions,but ac: ſayd vnto bin, The Philiſtims bee vpon length we thal. be: thee, Damon. And hee awokeout of hfs deftroyed, fiecpeand wentaway with the jpin of the |Orbeames webbe and the woofe. h For this Sam- 15 &gatne ſhe ſaid onto him, Wow sanft. fon vied to fays. thou fap , » 3 toue thee , when thine heart ig I lone thee, not with me? Chou hait mocked meethele i Thushisim- three times, and baft not told mee wherein. moderate affec. · thy great ftrength lieth, tions towarda: 16 And becauſe Hee was importunate wicked woman: bpon him with her wozdes continually, and canfed bimto- vexed him, bis fule was pained vnto the lole Gods excel⸗ 17 Therefore hee told her all his i heart, come ſſaue ynro and ſayd nto her, There neuer came ra⸗ them whom he- fo? bpon mine bead: foz J am a Mazarite Mhould hays: , wie OGD D from my. moshers meet ruled... eretore he conld not bee gamlon take k Not for the loffe of his haire, but for rhe con- tempt of tlre or- dinance of God, which was the caufe that God departed from bim. f Yethadhe not his{trenetha:- gaine,till he had called vpon Gad, and reconciled himfelfe. m ‘Thus by Gods fult iudgements shey are made flaues to infidels which negle& their vocation , in defending the Faithfull, Or, was mocked. TEbr.take one vengeance. n According te my vocation, which is -to exe= cute Gods iudge- ments vpon the wicked, o He fpeaketh not this of de [paire,but hum- bling nimfelfe for neglectiag his office and the offenceshereby Buta u: His deathe > therefore if F be banen my ſtrength will go from meand J Halbe weake,anb be tke all other Men. 13 And when Delilah ſaw that hee had cold ber all bts heart, thee fent and called foz the inces of the Phuliſtims.ſaying. Come vponce againe: for hee hath Herwen mee all Dis heart. Chen the Princes of the Phili- itims came bp vnto ber, and bought the ionepintheit hands, | 19 And hee made him ſleepe bpon ber kunees, and We called aman , and made him to Hauz off the lenen locks ef his bead, and foe began to bere him, and bis ſtrength was k gone from him. — 20 Shen Khe laid, Che Hhiliſtims benp- on thee Hamon. And he awokeout of his fizepe, and thought, 3 will goc out now as atother tunes, ans hake my (elfe, but hee ae not that the Lod was Beparted from in. 21 Therefore the Philiſtims tooke him, and put out bis epes,and bꝛought bun Bown te Aah, and bound him with fetters: and he Did grind in the pifon boule. 22 And the baire of hts head began te ‘gromagatneatterit was auen, 23 Then the Pinces of the Philiſtims gatheres them together for to offera great factttice wnto Dagon thett god, andto res fopce: fo: they ſaid Dur God hath deliucred Damlon our enemte tinto our hands. 24. Allo when the people faw pim, thep pzatled theit god: foz thep (aid, Dur goa dath deliuered intoour bandes our enemie and deſtroyer of our countrey, which bath Mainemanyofos, _ i 25 And when their hearts were merrie they fayd, Call Damion, that be map make us pattime. Ho they called Samon out of the pilon boule, and hee m was alaughing eet pute them,and they (et him betweene e pillars. 26 Then Damlon fayd onto the feruant that led bun by the band, Lead mee, that J may teuch the pillars that the boule fans Deth vpon.and that J may leane to them. 27 (Row the houle was fulluf mien and momen, and there were althe Pꝛinces of the Pbiliftuns: alfo vpon the roofe were about three thoufand men and women that beheld while Damion |iplayed.) 28 Then Samlon called vnto the Lo23, anb faid , D Lod God, J prap thee, thinke bpon mee: D God, I beleech thee , treng: then me at this time anelp. that J map bee = oncer auenged ef the Philiſtims to: mp wo epes. 29 And Damon layd holde on the two middle pillars whereupon the boule toon, andon which it was bone bp, on the one mee Me tight band, and onthe other with ts (4 Gs 20 Then fayd Damon, o Let melole my life with the Philiſtims: and he bowed hint with all bis might, and the bonte fell vpon the Princes, and vpon all the people that were therein. Ho the dead which hee lew at bis Death were moe then thep which bee had {laine in dis life. 31 Then his brethren, and all the boule Tudges. Michahsidoles: A Leuises ~ of bis father came downe and tooke him, and bought him vp and buried Him bee tweene Foral and Cihtaol, in the ſepulchre of PBanoah his father: now he had iudged Iſrael twenty peeves. CHAP XVIL 3 Michahs mother according to ber vow made her ſonne two idols. 5 He made his fonne a Prieſt fer hi idoles, 10 And after he hired a Leuite. T Here awas aman ef mount Ephꝛaim, whole name was WDichab, 2 Aud be taia vnto bis mother, The ele uen hundreth thekels of filuer that were ta- ken trom thee , foz the which thou cure, and paketit, euen in mine bearing, be⸗ hold, the tilueris with me, 3 tooke tt. Chen be — layd, Dicen beny onne of the 02D. : 3 Andrwhen hee had reton the eleuen hundzed hhekels of luer to bis mother, bis mother laid, 3) had dedicate the Rluer tothe Loꝛd of mine hand fozmplonne, tomake b a grauen ana molten image. Now there- foze J will giue tt thee agame. 4 And when hee had rekod the money vnto bis mother, bis mother tooke two hun- Deth thekels of filuer , and gaue them te the founder, which made thercaf a grauen and goin a and it was in the boule of tchah. - § And this man Michah bad anhoule of gods, and made an “c Ephod,and*< Te- raßhim, and + conlecrated one of his onnes, who was bts Piet. 6 *Juchole dapes there was noe King tu Iſrael, buceuerp man did that, which Was good tn bis owne eves. 7 C There was all a peung man out of Beth-lehent Judah , f of the familie of — who wasa Leuite, and ſoiourned ete. 8 And themandeparted out of thecitie, cuen gut of Betl-lehem Judah, to Dwell for any aniwere where be could find a place and as hee iour- atGodshands, . — to mount Ephꝛaun te the orp. 18. ou to ay. 2 Se 9 And Michah (aia onto him, hence tEbr. fled she comment thou? And the Leutte anſwered band fone. bim, s J come from Beth-tehem Judah, and (hap.21.25. goe to Dwell where J may find a place. © € For where 10 Then Michah (aid vnto him , Dwell there is no Magis with mee, and be vnto meca father, anda frate fearing zieſt, and J well gtue theetenne thekels af God, there can uer by peere , and a fuite of apparell, and benotruereli- thy meate and minke, So the Teuite went wee 2MOrore tH. r. P IL And the Leuite was" content to dwel f Which Beth- with the man, and the pong man was vnto lehem wasin him as one otis owne tonnes. _ > thetribe of fue 12 And Michah conlecracedthe Leuite, dab, — and the pong man was hts Pꝛieſt, and twas g Forintho& in the boule of Michah. dayes the fere 13 Thenlatd Michah, Mow J kuow that uice of God the 1023 will bee good vnto mee, ſeeing 3] was corrupt ĩn baue a Leuite to my Pict. all eftates , and the Leuites were not looked vnto, h Not confidering that hee forfooke the true a Some thinke this hiftorie was in thetime of Othniel, eras Io- fephus writetb, immediatly aite Tofhua, b Contrary to the commande. . ment of God, & tiuereligion pras Giled vnder 1o- fhua, they for- fooke the Lord and felltoidolae trie. Chap.8.27. c He would ferue both God and idoles Gen.3 1. 19, hofe. z3. 4 d By Feraphimi [ome vnderftand + Cettaineidoles, ” hauing the like- nefie of a man, but others vnder⸗ ftand therevy all maner of thingeg and inftruments « belonging ynro thofe who foughe worthipping of God for to maintaine his ownebellic. i Thusthe — iJolaters perfwade them(elues of Gods fauour, when indeed he dow deteft them. ; The ſpies ſent from Dan CHAP. XVIII 2 The children of Dan fend mento fearch the land. 11 Then come the fixe bundreth and take the gods and the Proest of Michah away. 27 They destroy Laifh. 28 They build st agane; 30 and fet vp idolatrie. ait ]2 thole Dapes there was no * Ring in JC rael.and at the fame time the tribe of Dan fought them an inheritance to Dwell tn; foz vnto that timeall their inberitance bad not falien pnto them amog the tribes of Iſrael. 2 Therefore the chilozen of Dan fent of their family, Aue men out of their coattes, even men expert in warre, out of Zoꝛah and Efftaol, to vrewe the land, and (earch tt out, and ſayd vnto them, b Gor, andfearch out the land Chen they came to mount Œ- phpatm, to the boule of Michah, and lodged there. e 3 WMibenthep were in the boule of Mi⸗ a Meaning,no ‘ordinary magi- rate to punith vice according to Gods word. b For the porti- on which loſhua gaue them,was not fufficient for all then tribe, c Theyknew chah, they knew the: voyce of the pong man him by hisfpeech the Leutte: and being turned in thither,thep that he was a fayd onto him, (bo brought thee hither? o? p ſtranger there. ‘what makelt thou ın thts place? and what halt thouro doe here? 4 Ano hee anlwered them, Thus and thus Dealeth Michah with me, and hath hi- Sed meand J am his pick. § Agane they {aid vnto him, Alke coun: {eli now ot God, that wee niay know whe- ther the wap which we goe, Hall-bee prolpe- rous. d ThusGod 6 And the Hꝛieſt fayd vnto them, 4 Goe granteth the ido- in peace; fog the Lord guideth pour way laters ometime which pe goz. their requefts to their deftru@ion that delight in errouls. t Ebr made them afvaried, 7 Then the fue men departed and came fo Laity, and fawe the people that were therein, which Dwelt careleſſe, after the ma» ner of the Zidonians, quiet and fure,becante naman 4 mabe any trouble in the land, o2 bfurped any Dominion : allo they were farce from the zidonians, and bad ne buſineſſe With other men. ; 3 C2 they came againe vnto their hze» theen, to 3o02ah and Ehtaol : and their — fayd vnto them, Chat haue yee one 9 Andthepanlwered, Arife that we map goe bp againſt them: foz weebaucleene the land, and furely it is very good, and € Doc pe fit Mill ? be not Aouthfull to goe and enter to poſſeſſe the land: ; 10 (Ff pe will goe, yee hall come vnto a careleſſe people, and the countrey is large) fe, God hath giuen it into pour hand. Iisa ag whieh Docth lacke nothing that isin e world. Il @ Zhen there Departed thence afthe family of the Danites, from 302b and-from Eſhtaol. lire hundzeth men appotnted with intruments of marre. 12 And thep went vp, and pitched in Ri» rfath-icarim in Judah: wherefoze they cat- ted that place, | Mahaneh · Dan vnto this Day 3 and ttisbebinde Kiriath tearim. 13 And they went thence vnto mount E⸗ phzaim,and came to the boule of Michah. their brethren 14 Chen anfwered the fine men, that fhouldbe encou. went tofpy out thecountrey of Lats, and saged by he ri g ſayd vnto their brethzen, ‘Know pee nor, the fame tidings, that there ts tn thele houſes an Cphod, ana `y @ Lofeyethis good occafion through vour flouthfulnefie? JOr,the tems of Pea an. f Becaufethey before had had good fucceffe. they would that Chap. xviij. takeaway Michahsidoles, 104 Teraphim, anda grauen and amolten és | mantai therefoze confides what pe haue 0 Doe. Ig And thep turned thitherward and came tothe houſe of the pong man the Les nite, cuen vnto the boule of Michah, and He luted him peaceably. 16 And the tire hundred men appointed with their weapons of warre, which were of . A of Dan , ttood bp the entring of e gate. - 17 Then the fine men that went to (py out the land, went in thither, andtooke the 8 grauen image tthe Ephod, andthe Te- g So furerftition raphim, and the molten image ; and the blinded them, Patek ſtood in the entring of the gate with that hey choushe the fire hundzeth men that were appornted Gods power was with weapons of warre, = in thefeidoles, 18 And the other went into Michahs and tharthey Houte,and fet the grauen tmage, the Cphod Mould hanegood andthe Ceraphim, and the molten image. fuccese by them, — layd the prieſt vnto them, Chat doe thovgh by vio- e? lence and robbe⸗ 19 Aud they anſwered bin, Volde thy ry they did take peace: lay thine hand vpon thy mouth, and them away. come with bs to bee our father and paicit. Ahether is tt better that thou fhouldett bee a pꝛieſt vnto the boule of one man, o2 that thou iveutdeft be apiet vnto a tribe and to a family in Iſrael? 20 And the Pꝛieſts heart was glad, and bee tooke the Ephod and the Cerapbim, and ers grauen image, and went among che people. i 21 And thep turned and Departed , and put the childzen,and the cattell, and the ſub⸗ tance i Before them, 22, @ MWhen they were farre of from the houfeof MWichah, the men that were ta the boules neere to Michahs houle gathered tos gether, purltied after the childzen of Dan, 23 And cried vnto the chimen of Dang who turned their faces, and faid vnte Mis chab, cAhat alleth thee that thou maktit an. outcry: 24 And he fad, Pe haue taken away mp * goðds, which J made, and the priet, and go your wayes tand what haue F moze ? how then apre vnto me, Uhat atleth thee? 25 And the childeen of Dan fayn vnto bim, Let not thp vopce be heard among vs, letz angry fellowes runne dpon thee, ana topy tofe thy life with the liues of thine houf LU 26 Ho the chilozen of Dan went their wapes: and when Michah faw that thep mere too (trong for bun, he turned and went backe vnto his boule. I f 27 And they tooke the ? things which 1 Meaning. she Michah had made, and the patet which hee idols, as vesfe bad, and came vnto Lath, vnto a quiet peor 18, ple and without mfttruit, and ſmote them with the edge of the fwod, and burnt the cis tie with fire: 28 AnD there was-nonetollhelpe,becaule por. deliey m Lait was farre from 3100n, and thep had thems. no buſineſſe with other wen: alſo it wasin m whichaftee the valley that tyith by Beth rehob. After, wascabied Celas thep built the city and dwelt thercin, rea “hilippis. 29 *And called the name of the city Dan, Lofh, 19:47- after the name of Dan their father, yua ag. h With the fixe hundred men. i Sufpeding them that did pustue them, k This declaretb: < what opinion | the idolaters Fate: of theiridoles. $Ebr. Whe haue shejr hears bitisna. The Leuite andhis wife : n Thusinftead ‘was borne vnto Flracl: howbeit the name ofgiuingelory ofthectty was Lary at the —— toGodxheyat- 30 Then the children of Dan fet them tributed the vi- bp the "grauen image: and Jonathan the Gorytotheir {onne of Gerihonr, the onne of Manaich, idoles, and ho· and bis ſonnes were the Pꝛieſts in the tribe noured them ofthe Danites vntill the Day of the ° captis therefore, uitie of the land. o Tharistillthe 310 thep fet them vp the grauentmage, _ Arkewastaken, Which Michah had made , all the while che £,SAM.5. Ee bouk of God was in Shiloh. CHAP, XIx. 1 A Leuites wife being an harlot, forfooke her husband, and he tooke her againe. 25 At Gtbeah fhe was most villanoufly abufed tothe death. 29 The Leuste cutteth her sn pieces , and ſendeth her to ya — * Pree. —— in thole dayes,* when there was ne brs oe A King in Jiraci, a certaine Leuite dwelt On the fide of mount Ephraim, and tooke Gene.25.6> n A a * concubine out of Bethlehem udah, f ' 2 And bis concubine played the whore Ebr befides *ethere, and went away-from him onto ber bim:towitwith fathers boule ta Beth-tehem Judah, ana others. therecontinued the {pace of foure moneths. 3 And her hulband arole and went after 4 Sbr.toher þer, to ſpeake t friendlp vnto ber, ¢ te bzing heart. ‘Her agatne; he had alfo his fernant with him, anv a couple ofafies: and thee bꝛought hint vnto her fathers boufe : and when the pong womans father ſaw him, be reiopced lof his comming. — ó 4 Anubis father in lawe, the yong wo⸗ mans father retained hun : and bee abode with him thzee Daves: fo thep DiD eate and ' Minke ann lodged there. [|Or,at his mee- trn ‘Ze <. CAm when the fourth Dap came, they th LEbrvofe vp. llOr ſtrengthen. arole earelp in the moming, and + be pepa» ted to Depart: then thepong womans father fafu vnto bis onne in lawe, | Comfort chine heart with a mozlell of bread, and then gee pour way. : ; 6 So — “ne, and did eate and Minke both of them sogether. And the pong womans father lato vñto the man , Be con- tent J pray thee, and tary all night, and iet thine heart be merry. 7. And when the man rofe bp to depart, bis father in lato | was earnest ; therefore be returned, and lodged there. 8 And hee arole bp earely the Gift day te Depart, and the pong womans father ſayd, > Comfort thine heart, J| pay thee: and the — ntill after midday, and they bot D eate. a Thatis,his concubines fa- ther, fOr, compelled hum. b Meaning,that he ſhould refteth himfelfe with meatasverles. 9 Afterward when the man arole tode- —— bis concubine and bis ſernant. bis ther in law, the pong womans father fain {Ebro weake. vnto him, Beboldenow, the Day t dꝛaweth toward euen ; J pray yom tary all night: be- fOr,the day hold, fi the Sunne goeth toret: lodge here, lodgeth, that thine heart may be metry, and tomoz- ; tow get pou earely vpon pour wap, and roe c Towit,tothe tothp ‘tent. towne or citie 10 But the man would not tarp, buta. wherchedwelt, roftand Departed, and came ouer againſt Jebus, (which is Jerufalem) and bis two aſſes laden, this concubine were with him, II When they were neere to Jebus , the | QOr,iwent downe, Day I was ſoꝛe (pent, aud the ſeruant fayde Tudges. Sheeisforced,anddieth. — unto bis maſter. Come, F pray thee, and let vs turne tuto this citic of tye Jebulites, and lodge ali night there. 12 And hts matter anfwered him, · Dee d ‘Though in wil not turne into the city of rangers that theſe dayeschere ate not af the chilen of Iſrael, but we will weremofthor- | goe koorth ta Gibeah. rible corruptions, 12 And hee ſaid vnto bis ſeruant, Come, yet very neceffiry and let ys Draw neere toone ef theſe places, couldnot compel | that we may lodge in Gibeah ozin Ramah. them to haue tõ 14 o thep went forward vpon their doe with them way, t the Dunne went Downe vpon them that profeffed neereto Gibeah, which is in Beniamin, notthesrue 15 (Chen thep turned thither to goe in, God, and lodge in Gibeah: and when he came, he fate him Downe in a ſtreete of the citre: foz there was ne man that ||tooke them into bis boule to lodging. 16 And beholde, there came an olde man from bis worke out of the fielde at euen, and the man was ofmount Ephꝛaim, butdwelt in Gibeah: and the men of the place were : the chilazen of e Jemini. : e That is,ofthe 17 And when he had lift bp hisepes , hee tribe of Benia- faw all wapfaring man m the ſtreets ofthe min. city: then this old man fain, CAbtthergoct | Or.< man wat- thou, and whence camet thou? king. 18 And be anlwered him, de came from © Beth-lehem Judah, wnto the Ade of mount Epinaun : from thence am J: and J went to Beth-lebem Judah, and goe now to the : € houle of the Lod ; ann no man receiuech £ To Shiloh,or merto boule, Mizpeh,where Ig Although we haue fraw and prouen· tke Aske was. Der foz our alles, and alfo beead and wine foz mee and thine handmapve, and fo: the boy that is with thy feruant ; wer lacke noe tng. = r M 20 And the old man faid Peace be with NOr,beofgood with thee: as foz all that thoulackef , fhalt comfort. thou finde with mee : onelp abide not in the ſtreet all night, 21 C Ho hee bꝛought him into his boule, and gaue fodder vnco the afles : and they wathed their feet, and did eat and Minke. 22 And as thep were making their hearts merry, behold, the meno€ the cĩty, wicked t Ebr. mew of Bea men,belet the boule round about,and slmote 4al: that &, gines at the Dooze,and (pake to this olde man, the to al wickednes, matter ofthe houlc,laping, Bing foorth the g Totheintene man that came into thy houle, that wee may they might- | know bim. reakeig, | 23 And*this man the matter of the honle Gene,29.6. | went out vnto them, and faide vnto them, Nap, mp brethzen, Doe not fo wickedly, J pray you; (eetng that thts man ts come into mine houle,do not this villenie. ? = Behold, here is my Daughter a birgin, and bis concubine: them will J bring out now, * and humble them,and Doe with them what ſeemeth pou good; but to this man Doe not this villente. 25 But the men would not hearken to bim; therefore the man tooke hts concubine, and brought ber out vnto them: and they knew ber, and abuled ber all the night vnto the — and when the day beganne to {pring they let ber goe. 26 Ho the woman came tn the Dawning ofthe Day, andifell Downe at the doore of i She fell down the mang boule where her lod was, > dead, as verſe 27, z hOr gathereg theme b That is,abufe them,as Gene. 19,8. ` The Leuites complaint. Or, husband, fOr fallen. k Meaning, home vnto mount Ephraim. 1 For this was Jike the finne of Sodome, forthe which God rai- ned downe fire and brimftone from heaven. ? | Hofea 10. 9 a That is,all with one con- fent, b To aske coun- -fell. $ Ebr.corners. Meaning, men able to handle their weapon, d To the Leuite. NOr,chie&,or lords. P e That isher “pieces to euety tribe a piece, Chap. 19.29. f Before we haue seuenged this wickednefle. - “g Thefe onely fhould hauethe “charge to pro- “tide for vitaile ſor the reſt. É thelight day. y 27 And het | 100 arole in the moming, and opened the Doozes of the boule, Ewent out to goe his way, and behold, the woman his concubine was|| Dead at the Dooze of the boule, and her pupe lay bpon the threſhold. 28 And bee iain vnto her, Up and iet vs goe: but the anſwered not. Then hee tooke ber vp vpon the afe, and the man role vp, and went vnts Dis “place. j 29 And when he was come te bis houle, be tookea knife, and layd band on pis con- cubine, and diuided ber in pieces with ber - bones into twelue parts, and fent ber tho. row allquarters of Iſraei. 30 Andall thattaw it,fain, There was no'fuch thing Done o? ſeene fince the time thatthe childzen of Iſrael came vp from the and of Egypt ynto this day; confider the matter, contuit and gine ſentence. CHAP, XxX. 1 The Ffraeltes affemblein Mixpeb,to whom the Leuite declareth his wrong. 13 They fent for them that did the villenie. 25 The Lfraelites are twiſe overcome, 46 And at length get the vi- Bory. Hen *all the childzeh of Iſrael went ont, and the Congregation was gathered to- gether as 2one nan from Dan to Beer: We- —— the land of Gilead, vnto the > Lod in Wispeb. x .2 Ana the +chiefeofallthe people,and all the tribes of Iſrael affembled in the Con- gregation of the people of Ged foure bun- Deth thouſand footmen that < Dew wod. 3 (Mow the children of Bentamin heard that the chilozen of Fltacl were gone vp to Mizpeh) Chen the children of Piract 4 laid, iow is this wickeDne#e committed? 4. And the fame Leute, the womans hut band that was flatne, anfwered, and fain, J came vnto Gibeay thatis in Beniamin with my concubine tolodge, — ? § Andthe || men ofGibeah aroleagaink mee, and belet theboule roundabout vpon me by night,thinking to haue flaine meand baue fozcedimy concubine that fhe ts Dead. 6 Then tooke my concubine, and cut beri pieces, and lent < her thorowout all the countrey of the inheritance of Iſrael: foz they Dane committed abomination and bil- leny in Iſrael. 7 Behold, ye are all childzen of Ilrael: gine your adutle,and counſell herein. 8 hen allthe people arole as one man, faying , There hall not aman of vs goe ta bis tent,neither anp turne into bis‘ boufe. 9 Butnow this ts that thing which we —— to Gibeah: weewill goe vp by lot ae. gaint it, i ; Io And we will take ten men ofthe huns Dreth thorowout alithe tribes of Iſrael, and an hundreth of the thouland ,ta thouſand often thouſand to being s vitaile foz the peo» ple, thar they may Doe ( when thep come to Gibeah of Beniamin ) accowding to all the willente,that it bath Bone in Ifrael. 11 ¶ Soati the men of Iſrael were ga- thered again the citie, knit together ag one man. Chap.xx. 12 And the tribes of Iſrael (ent men tho row all the > tribe of Beniamin, faying, CGbat wickedneſſe is thts that is commit: ted among pou 7 ; 13 How therefore deliver vs thole wic ked men which are in Gibeah, that wee may put them to Death, and put atvay enill from Iſrael:but the chilen of Bentamtn iwoula not obey the boyce of their bzethzen the chil dren of Iſtraell. á 14 But the children of Beniamin athe- ved chemfelues together ont of the cities vn⸗ to Gibeah, to come out and fightagaintt the children of Iſrael. $ Ig @ Andthe childzenof Beniamin were numbzed at that time out of the cities fire and twenty thoufand men that Brew ſword belide the inhabitants of Gibeah, which Were numbed ſeuen Hundzeth chofen men, 16 DEall this people were feuen hundzeth chofen men , being *left handed; all thele could fling tones at an baire breadth, and not faile. _ 17 CAllothemen of Iſrael, belie Ben tamin, were numb2ed foure hundzeth thou- — men that drew ſword, enen allmen gf rre. 18 And the childzen of Iſrael aroſe, and went bp ‘tothe houte of God, and alken of Gov, faytng, hich of vs Hall goe vp frt to fight againtt the childzen of Ben- taunts ? And the Lord fayd, Judah hall bee a ' Ig Then the childzenof Iſrael aroſe vp carelp,and camped againit Gibeah. 20 And the men of Iſrael went out to battell againit Beniamin, and the meno Iſrael put themfelues in atap to fight a- gainkthembelineGibeah. 21. And the childzen of Beniamin came out of Gibeab,and flew Down to the ground ofthe Iſraelites that Day! two and twentte thoufand men. 22 And the people, tye men of Flrael plucked vp their hearts ann fet their battell againeinaray tn the place where they put them in aray the firt day. 23 ( Foz the children of Iſrael had gone bp and iwept before the Lozd wnto the eue⸗ nig, and hav alken of the Lord, faving, Dhall J goe againe to battell againk the childzen of Bentamin my beethzen? And the Loꝛd faid, Gor vp againit them.) 24. C Chen the childzen of Jlracl came neere againtt the childzen of Beniamin the fecond Day. ‘ 25 Alfo the fecond Bay Bentamin came fozth to meete them out of Gibeah, and flew Downe to the ground of the childzen of Iſra⸗ elagaine eighteene thouſand men: tall thep could handle the fwod. 26 Thenall the chudren of Iſrael went bp, andali the people came allo unto the houfeof God,and wept and fate there before the Lord, and fatted that Day vnto the euen- ing, and offered burnt offrings and peace oftrings befoze the Low. 27 And the children of Iſrael alken the Lozd (fo2r™ there was the Arke ofthe Coue⸗ nant of God in thole dayes. 28 Anz Phinehas — of S thg WarrewithBeniamin. 105 b That is,euery family of the tribe, i Becaufethey would not fuffer the wicked tobe punithed, they declared them- felues to main- taine them in their euil, and therefore were al imftly punifhed, Chap.3.15: k Thatis, tothe Arke which was in Shiloh : fome thinke,in Mize peh,as verſe z 1 This God per- mitted, becanfe the Ifraelites partly trufted too much in their ftrength , and partly God would by this meanes punifh theit finnes, $Ebr, All thep drawing the ford. m Towit,in Shiloh. The Beniamites put to flight, and n Or, ſerued in the fonne of Aaron » {toot before tt at that the Priefts office time) faying, ball J pet goe any moe to at thoſe dayes: battel agatnit the children of Beniamin my for the Iewes bzethzen,o? Hall J ceafe? And the Lord far, vrite, that he li· oe bp: for to moꝛrow J wiil deliner them wed threehun- into pour band. } dreth yceres. 29 And Iſrael fet men to lie in waite round about Gibeah. 30 And the children of Iſrael went bp a- gaint the chulozen of Beniamin the third Day,and puttheméelucs in arap againit Gis beah,as at other times. pies ZI Then the children ok Beniamin cont o Bythepolicie ming outagatnit thepeople, were drawen of the children, from the city: and they began to finite of the of Ifrael, people and kill as at other tumes,cuen by the wapes in the field ( whercotone goeth vp to the houſe of God, andthe other to Gibeah) vpon a thirtie men of Iſrael. $ 22 ( Fo: the chilazen of Bentamin fayd, Whey are fallen vefore bs, asat the ürt. But the childeenof Iſrael fayd, Let vs flee ae pure ts away froni the citie vnto eaning the high P wWapes Pa wayes or 33 And all the menof Jiraci role vp out ` pathes to diuers oftheir places, and put themleluesin aray ` placesa at Baal-tamar ; ¢ the men that lay in waite ofthe Iſraelites, came foozth of their place, ceuen out of the medowes of Gibeah, 34. And they came oner againſt Gibeah, ten thouſand chofen men ofall Iſrael, and the battell was toze : foz they knew not that q ‘Theyknew. the 4 euil was neere them. oe not that Gods 35 CAndthe Low Mote Beniamin be- judgementwas fore Ilrael, and the childzen of Iſrael De- athandtedee ftropeD of fhe Bemamites the fame Day flue firoy them, and twentie thouſand tan hundreth men; all they could handle the ſword. 36 Go the chilazen of Beniamin faw that thep were ttriken Downe; foz the men of Sf rael : gaue place tothe Bentamites, becaule they truten to the men that lay tn waite, which they had layed beline Gibeah. 37 And they that lay in wait halted, and bake footy toward Gibeah, and the em⸗ buiment | Dew themſelues along, œ ſmote all the city with the edge of the fwo. 38 Allo the men of Jiraci had appointed a certaine time with the embuihments, that they ſhould make a great flame, and ſmoke rife bp ont of the citie. 39 And when the men of Iſrael retired in the bartel, Beniamin began toſſmite and kiltofthe men of Iſrael about thirtie per» fons : fo: they fapd,Durely they are ſtricken Downe before vs,asin the ſirſt battell. 40 But when the flame began to arife out of the city, asa pillar of (moke, the Bens tamites looked backe, and behold, the flame of the city began to afcend bp to heauen. e Andwithftood : 41 Then the men of Iſrael turned ta» their enemics, gaine, and the men of Beniamin were atta» Ne : foz thep atw that euil was neere unto them, r Retired to draw them after. Or,made a lang found witha rumpet. f For they were waxen hardy by the cwo former vidories, 42 Wherefore they fled before the mien oF lead were there, Afrael onto the way ofthe wilderneſſe, but w Forthey were the battell onertooke thent: atfo they which compafiedinon cameourofthe cities , ewe them aamong euer} fide, them. a) ky, Or,drowethem 43 Thusthey tompaſſed the Beniamites from sheirreS, about, andl CHARD chem at cate, and ouer⸗ Tudges. deſtroyed, onely fixe hundred ſaued. ran them, euen ouer againſt Gibeah on the Caitline: oc oe 44 And there were Raine of Beniamin elghteene thouland men, which were al men of warre. 45 And they turned and fled to the wile Dernefie vnto the rocke of Rimmon: and tie Ifraelites xqlained of them by the way x They flew fiue thoufand men, and purſued after thent them by one and vnto Gidom, and flew two thoufand men of one, as they were them. {cattered abroad, 46 Hothat all that were faine that day of Beniamin, were y fiue and twentte thou: y Befides elenen fand men that dꝛew ſword, which were all hundreth that men ofwarre: had beneflaine 47 * But fire hundꝛeth men turned and inthe former fled to the wildernefie vnto the rocke of bartels. Rimmon, and abode in the rocke of Rim- Chap. æi. 13. mon foure moneths. 48 Then the men of Iſrael returned vn⸗ ta thechtidzen of Benlamun. ¢ finote them with the edge ofthe ſword from the men of the city vnto the bealts,and all that caine to hand : alfo they (et on fire all the z cittes that they could come by. Ci A Py Xe a The Ffraelites fweare that they will not mare z Tfthey belone- ged to the Ben- lamites. vie their daughters to the Beniamites, 10 They flay them of Iabefh Gilead, and giue their virgins ` tothe Beniamites. 24 The Bensamites takethe daughters.af Shilch. Maron the men of Iſrael⸗ſware itt a This oath Mizpeh. laying, Mone of vs pall giue came of rath- big Daughter vnto the Wemtamites to wife. nefe,and not of 2 And the people came buto the houle of judgement: for God, and abode there till euen before God, after they brake and aad oP ee voyces, AND wept with it in fhewing fe- great lamentation, cretly the meanes : 3. And aid, D Load God of Iſrael, why ro maky with is this come to paſſe in Iſrael, that this Day certaineof their one tribe of Iſrael Hould want ? daughters, 4 € Andon the morrow the people aroſe bp and made there anb Altar, and offered b Accordingto burnt offerings and peace offerings. their cufteme, § Then the children ot Iſrael fain, Aho when they would is hee among all the tribes of Iſrael, that conſult withthe came not bp with the Congregation vnto Lord, the Lo207for they han made a great oth cons cerning bim that came not vp to the Low. to Mizpeh faving, Let him die the death. 6 And the children of Jirael< were foxy c Or,repented for Beniamin their brother, and ſaid, There that they had dee is one tribe cut off from Ilrael this day. ftroyed their bree 7 Yow halt wee doe for totes to them thren,as appea- thatremaine, (ectng wee haue ſworne by the reth verie x15. Lord, that wee will not giue them ofour Daughters to wiues? 8 Allo they layde, Is there any of the tribes of Iſrael that d caine not bp to Miz» peth tothe Logd ? and beholde there came none of Jabeſh Gilead onto the hote, and to the Conaregatton. i 9 Fsoꝛ when the peoyle were niewen, be- hold, none of the tnbabitants of Jabeſh Gi. d Condemning them to be fau- tors of vice,which would not put their hand to pus nifh it. Io Wherefore the Congregation fent this ther twelue thoufand men of the ¢niolt valis + Ebr.children of antano commanded them, faving, Goe, and /rength, finite the tnbabitants of Jabeth Gilead with the edge of the Gwo both women and children. iL And £ Forthere lac- -ked two hun- - bee reſerued to 8 ° = Wiues forthe Beniamites, Wamb.3 1.17. II *And this ig it that pe Hall Do: ye hal gem vtterly Deroy all the males and all the woe men that haur lten by men. i I2 And thep found among the inhabi tants of Jabeſh Gilead foure Hundzech mates, virgins that had knowen no man by lying wity any male: and they brought then vnto the hofte to Shiloh, which isin the land of Canaan. : 13 C Then the whale Congregation e lent and fpake with the childzen ef Beniamin that were inthe rocke of Rimmon, and cale led | peaceably vnto them; S 14 Gnd Beniamin came againe at that time, and they gaue them wiues which they had faued altue of the women of Jabeſh Gt lead; but they han net ' fo pnow toz them. Is And the people were ſory fo2 Benia- min, becanfe the Lozd had made a breach in the tribes of Iſrael. 16 Therefore the elders of the Congre- gation fayd. How fhall we Doe for wines to the remnant? foz the women ef Bemamin ate deſtroped. 17 Gnd they (aid, There muft be an £ inbe- ritance fo: the chat be efcaped of Beniamin, haue the twelfth that a tribe be not Deftroyed out of Iſrael. e To wit,about foure moneths after the difcom- fiture,Cha.20.47 fOr, friendly. dreth, g Beniamin muft _ portion in the 18 Howeit we may not giue them wines inheritance of Of our Daughters; foz the chilozen of Iſrael Iaakob, had ſwornẽ, laying, Curted be be that giucth a wife te Bentamin. 19 Cherefoze they ſaid, Behold, there ts Chap. i. which remained, afeaof the Lod euery peere in Shiloh in h Hedefcribeth a place, which is on the Moꝛth fide of Beth- che place where eand on the Cat fine of p way that goeth the maics vied vp from Beth-el to Shechem, and onthe yeerely to dance, Houth of Lebonah. as the manner 22 Therefore they commanded the thil- chen was, and to Dren of Bentamin ,faying, Goe and lie in fing Pfalmesand Waite in the vineyards, fongs of Geds 21 Gnd when pee fee that the Daughters workes among of Shiloh come out to Dance inDances,then them, come pe out of the vineyards, and catch pou euery man a wife of the Daughters of Shi⸗ loh, and go inte the land of Benianun. 22 Gudiwgen their fathers 02 their bze. thzen come vnto vs to complaine,we wil fay unto them, Daue pity on them foz our fakes, becaule wee relerucd not to each man bis wife in the warre, andbecaule pee haue not giuen vnto them hitherto pe haue finned. 23 And the children of Beniamin did fo, and tooke wines of them that Dances accozs Ding to their k number: which they tooke and went away,and returned to theit inpe- gone aud repaired the cities, and dwelt in them. 24 Go the chilen of Iſrael Departen thence at that time, euery man to bis tribe, and to bis familie , € went out from thence euery man to bis tnherttance. P 25 n thole Dayes there was no king in Iſrãel, but enerp man did that whick was good ÍR Dis eyes. i Though they thought hereby te perfwade men that they kepe their othe , yet before God it was broken. k Meanise two — Chap.17.6. and 18.1. 440 19. Io @§ The Booke of Ruth. THE ARGYMENT. His bookeis intituled after the name of Ruth: which is the principal perfon ſpoken of in this treatiſe. Wherein alfo figuratiuely ĩs ſet foorth the ftate of the Church whichis ſubiect to mani- fold affliGions, and yet at length God giueth good and ioyfull ifue: teaching vs to abide with pati- ence till Goddelmer vs our of troubles. Herein alfo is deferibed how Iefius Chrift, who according to the flefh ought to come of Dauid , proceeded of Ruth, of whom the Lord leſus did vouchfafe to come, notwithftanding the wasa Moabite of bafe condition, and a ftranger from the people of God: declaring vnto vs thereby that the Gentiles fhould be ſanctibed by him , and ioyned with his people, and that there ſhould be bur one fheepefold, and one ſhecpherd. And it feemeth that this hiftoricap- pestaincth to the time ofthe Iudges. CRAP Ei Elimelech goeth with bis wife & children into the land of Moab, 3 He and his fonnes de. 19 Naomi and Ruth come to Bethlehem. t€br.iudzed. P A ie the tine ý the Judges trus - a Intheland of % = ay led, there was adsarth inthe ‘Canaan, e.\ ap ye land,ta man of Beth-lehem b Inthetribe of ©) %q PLG b Juna) went foz ro ſoiourne Iudah,which was SAGA “ai join the countrey of Boab bee, alfo called Bah- Cora Aa and his wife, this two fons. lehem Ephra- 2 Andthenameof the man was Eline- thah, decaufe {ech and the name of his wift,Aaomt: and therewasano- the naines of bis two onnes, Wabhlon and wr thercitiefo cal- Chilton, Cpheathites of Beth tebem Ju- Iedinthetribe of Dal) : and when they came into the land of ` Zebulun. $Hoab,thep continued there. € Bythiswon- 3 Then Climelech p hufband of Maomt derfull proui- ¶ Died, and fhe remained taith her two tonnes, dence af God, 4 hich tooke them wiues of the « Wo- Ruth became abites: the ones name was Dipah, and the one of Gods = nameof theother Ruth: and they dwelled - houfholdof thereabout tenyeeres. whom Chrift § And Mahlon and Chilton died alfo came, ‘both twaine: lo the woman was iefet defticure of her two fonnes, and of her hulband. 6C¶Then hearoke with her daughters in lat , and returned from the countrey of Moab: foz the had heard fayin the countrep of Moab, that the Lord had “hifited hts people,and giuen them bead. 7 (Aberetoze the Departed out of the place where hee was , and ber two daughters in law With her,and they wentonthetr way ta returne vñto theland of Judah. 8 Then Naomi ſaid vnto Her two Dangh= ters in law, Goe, returne cach ef you vnte B her owne mothers Houle: the Loꝛd hew fa- e Hereby itap- uour unto you, as yeg baug Done withthe peareththat Nas dead, and with me. omi by dwelling 9. Che Loyd graunt you that you may among idolarers find e reit either ot you in the Houle of ber wes waxen cold huſband. Andwien hee killed then, thep inthe true zeale lift bp their voice and wept. of God, which 10 And they faid vate her, Durelp wee rather hath re- will returne with thee vnto thy people. fpe&to the eafe Il But Naomi ſaid, Curneagatic, my ofthe body,thea Daughters : foz what caule will pee goe tothe comfort with mee? arg es any mog ſonnes in of che foule, 2 mp d By fending them plentie againe, 106 | ar ~ b ‘ P Ruth continueth with Naomi. Or, more thes Jou, f When fhee tooke leaue and departed, g No perfwafi- on can preuaile to turne them backe from God, whom he hath chofen to be his, h Whereby ap- peareth that {hee was ofa great fa- milie, & of good reputation, Or, beautifull. llOr ,bitter, i Which was in the moneth Ni- fan,that contaie neth part of March, and part of April, ‘a Both for ver- tue, authority and riches. b This her hu- militie declaxeth her great affeai- on toward her mother in law, forafmuch as fhe ſpareth no paine- q full diligence to get both their uings. | to her, Goe my Daughter. my wombe, that they may bee pour puf bands? : I2 Turne gaine, my Daughters: goe your way: for J am too olde to have an hul hand. Jf J would fay, J haue hope,and if 3l had an hulband this night: yea, if J haa borne onnes, Pass 3 Mould ye tary foz them, till they were of age? would pee be Deferred fo? them from taking of hufgands? nay my daughters: foz y guicneth mee || much foz pour takes that the hand of p Lord is gone out agatnit me. 14 Chen they lift vp their vorce ewept againe, and Dapah f killed her mother in law, but Ruth above Mill with ber. $ Ig AnD Naomi fain, Behold, thy ſiſter in law is gone backe vnto her peopie and yuto E eona : g returne thou after thy litter n law. 16 And Ruth anſwered, Intreat me not taleane thee, nozto depart from thee: foz whither thou goeſt, 3 will goe : anv where thou dwellett, J will dwell: thy people (hall bemp people,and thy God my God. 17 Chere thou dieſt, will 3 vie there V will J be buried: the Lord Doe fo to mee and moze allo, (fought but Death Depart thee and mee. 18 C Aben Hee faw that Mee was ted- faſtly minded to gor with ber, We left pea- King unto her. d Ig Go they went both vntill they came to Beth-lehem: and when thep were come to Beth-lebem, tt was» noylen of then though all the citit , and thep fayd, Is not this aomi? i 20 And fhe anfwered them, Call me not Naomi, burcall mee || Mara: for the Al- mighty hath giuen me much bitterneſſe. 21 J went ont full, and the Lod hath tanlen mecto returne empty; why call pee me Naomt, feing the Lod hath humbled meand the Almighty bath brought me vn⸗ toaduerlitic? 22 So Naomi returned, and Ruth the Moabiteſſe her Daughter inlaw with her, when fie came out of the country of Moab: and they came to Beth-lehem in the begin- ning of ibarley harueſt. CHAP, II, a Rath gathereth corne inthe fields of Boaz, D 3 The gentlenes of Boaxtoward her. T Ren Naomis hulband had a kinſman, + one of great power of the family of Œ- limelech, and his name was Boa3. 2 And Ruth the Moabiteſſe ayd vnto Maomt, J peay thee let mee goe to the fiel, and © gather cares of cane after hun, in whole tight J find fauour. And the fain bn 3 (And the went and came arid gleaned inthe held after the reapers , and it came ta pe » that thee met with the postion of the wn 3 Boaz, who was of the family of Cli- 4 And behold, Boas came from Beth- ishem,and ſayd nto the reapers, Theon. ' be with pou: and they antwerea. bun, The Row biee thee, oo a Ne Ruth. § Then faid Boas onto dis leruant chat Was appointed ouer the reapers , Cikole maid is this ? 6 And the ſeruant that was appointen ouer the ccapers anfwered and fayd, Ft tg the Moabitich maide, that came with Raga mitout of the countrey of goat 7 And efai vnto vs, 3 pray you,let me gleane and gather after the reapers tamong the Weaues; to the came,and hath continuco from that time in the moning pnto nowe, fane ee tarten alittic tn the boute, tel thou nip Daughter? goe to none other field to gather, neither goe from hence; but abide here by my mayeng, 9 © Letthine tyes be on the field that they Doe reape, and goethou atier rhe maydens, ane J not charged the {eruants, that thep touch thee not? Moreouer, when thou art athiri , goe vnto the effets, and minke of that which the feruants baue Dawen. 10 Chen the fell on her face, and bowen ber felfe to the ground, and fayo onto bim, ow baue Jj found fauoz in thine eyes, that thon ſhouldeſt kuvw mec, teeing J| ama ranger? It And Boaz anſwered, and fain vnto her, Allis told and bewen mee that thou batt Done buto thy mother tnlaw,fince the Death of thine hulband, and how thon batt left thy father and thy mother , and the land where thou watt bozne,and art come vnto a people which thou knewett norin time patt. 12 Che Lora recompence thy wozke,and a full reward be ginen thee of the Lord Gov of Jiraci, vnder whole e winges thon art come totruſt. 13 Chen e ſayd, Let mee find fauour in thy fight, my lord: fo2 thou batt comforted meand fpoken comfortably vnto thy mayD, though 3| be not like to one of thy maing. _14 And Boas fain vnto ber At the meale time come thoubither,and eate of the bꝛcad, and Dip thy morſell inthe bineger. And thee fate belide the reapers, and hee reached ber parched cone: and Hee Did gate , and was tuificed, and f left thereof, Is (And when ſhee role ta gleane, Boaz commaunded dis (eruants, taping, Let her gaber among the ſheaues, and doe notre- uke ber. 16 Alfo tet fal fome of the ſheaues for her, and let tt lie that thee may gather it vp, and rebuke her not. f 17 So ſhe gleaned in the field vntilleuee ning, E thee threſhed that the bad gathered, and tt was about an* Ephah ofbarlep. 18 (And thee tooke tt vp, and went into the citie, and ber mother in law ſaw what hee had gathered: Allo thee s tooke fonzth, and gaue tober that whtch he had referues when the was iced.. 19 Then her mother in law ſayd vnto her, there halt thou gleaned today? and where weoughtelt thou z bleſſed be hee, that Knew thee. And hee Hewed her mother in, law, with whom he had wꝛought, and fayd, The mans name with whom J wrought to Dap ig Boas. i "20 An Fovomt fata onto hey Datigbter ta > Boaz courtefie toward Ruth. hen fain Boas pute Ruth, Deas ~ lOr certaine handfuls. 7 c Thatis, take heed in what ficld thay doe reape, d Eucnofthe Moabites, which are enemies to Gods people, e Signifying , that fhe fhall ne- uer wantany thing if fhe put her truft in God, , and liue vnder his protection. f Which thee brought home to her mother in law, 1 Exod, 16.36» g Towit,of her bagge, asis inthe Challe text, Shee fleepeth at Boaz feete. law. Bleſſed bee he ofthe Loyd: for bee ceae teti not ta Doe good to the lining and to the h Tomyhuf- h Dead. Agatne Naomi (aid vntõ her, Coe bandandchil- man is neere vnto bs, and ofour affinitie. drenwhenthey 21 And Ruth the Moabitelſe aid , ee wercaliueyand ſaid allo certatnely vnto me, Gbon ſhalt bee ROW £0 VS, with my ſeruants, vntill they haue ended all mine harueſt. 22 And Maomtanhwered vnto Ruth her Daughter tn law, Jets beft, my daughter, that thou goe out with bis maives,that they Or, ſall vpon |imeetetheenotinanotherficld, thee, 23 Then thee kept her by the maines of Boaz, to gather vnto theend of barley har- Or,returnedto ueſt, and ef wheate harueſt, and dwelt with er mother its ber mother inlaw, law. i CHAP. Ilr. 1 Naomi zineth Ruth counfell. 8 She fleepeth at Boar fecte. 12 He acknowledzeth hiviſe ſſe to be her kin ſeman. A Litman Naomi her mother in lawe tai vnto ber, Wy daughter, Wall net q ſeeke⸗ reſt for thee that thou matet proſper? a Meaningsthat i t 2 Now alfois not Boaz our kinleman, thee would pro- wideherofan with whefe maides thon wat ¢ behold, bee husband, with = winnoweth barley to night in the || ftooze. whomthe might 3 Uam thy felfe therefore, aud anoynt Tue quietly, thee, and put thy rayment vpon thee, and fOr, sn the barne. get thee Downe to the flooze: let not the b Boaznoryet bman know of thee,wntil he bane left eating any other, and Minking. - 4 And whenbhee hallileepe, marke the place where hee layeth him Downe, and gee and bucouer the place of bis feete, and lap —— and be Wall tell thee what thou oe, § And hee anfwered her, All that thou 3 biddeit me, J will doe. CHo the went downe bnto the flooze, and Did accoWing to all that ber mother in ty bad ber. : 7 Aud when Boaz had eaten and Dun- eThatishad eit, and < cheared His heart, hee went to lie aefrethedhim- Downe at the endeof the heape of come, and felfeamonghis Wee came ſoftlv, and vncouered the place of fans, bis feete,and lap Downe. And at midnight the man was afrain lOr, turned hin || anD caught hold: and loz, a woman lay at fle fromone vis teste. i fide to another, 9 Then he laid.Mho art thou? And thee antwered , J am Ruth chine handmaide: ſpread therefore the wing of thp garment o: ner thine handmaide: fo: thou art the kinſe · man. l 10 Then {aid hee, Bleſſed bee thou of the d Thou theweft Lozd my Daughter: thou hatt è hemmed moze thyfelfefrom goodnefe inthe latter ende, that at the be- te time ginning, inas much as thou follomedit not vertuous: pong men, were they pooze oz rich. II Agd now, my Daughter, feare not: J wil Doe to thee all that thou requireſt:for all the citie of my people doeth know, that thou art abertuous woman. 12 And now, it is true, that J am thy Ifhee willtake kinſman howbeit there is a kinſman neerer theetobeebis theng.. - * g ife by the title 13 Carie te night and when moning is faffinitie,ac- toie , if hee e will Doe the duetie of a kinſe⸗ ding to Gods man vntothee, well, let him Doe the kinie- wDeuti25.5. mang ductic: but if he will not doe the kluſe · Chap. iij. iiij. Boaz and Ruths kinſeman. mans patt, then will J] dee the duetie ofa kinfeinan, as the Lord lineth : üUeepe vntill the mong. t 14 Cano fee lay at hie keete vntill the moning t € ſhe aroſe befoze one could knota another: fo he ain, Let ne man know, that à woman came inte the flooze. Ig Aliohee fain , Bing che il Heete that thon hak vpon thee, and hold it. And when fhe Held tt, yee mealured fire meafures of bars ley and laide chem on ber, and fhe went inte the citte. 16 Gud when {hee came to her mother in law, the (aid, t Abo art chou, my Daughter? f Perceiving by Ana thee told her all that the man bad Done her comming to her, ; home, that he 17 And (aid, Theſe fire meafures ol barley bad not taken gaue beme: fozbe faid to me, Chou Malt not herto hiswife, come emptie bute thy mother tn law. the was aftonied, 18 Then fatt the, Wy Daughter, fit till, vntil thou know how the thing will fall: foz the man will not be tn reſt, vntill he haue fi- niſhed the matter thts fame Dap, CHAP. IIL 1 Boar fpeaketh to Ruths next hinſa man tou- ching her marriage. 7 The ancient cufiumein Ff- rael. 10 Boazmarrieth Ruth, of whom he beget. teth Obed. 18 The generation of Pharer, — Fi went Boas vp tote? gate,and late a Which was there,and behold,the kinſeman of whom the place of Boaz had (poken,came by; and be fain, 10, iudgement, fuch one, come, fit Downe here. And hee tuts b The Ebrewer ned,and fate Downe. here vfe two 2 Then hetooke ten men ofthe Elders words which of the city and (aid, Dit ye Downe here. And haue no proper they fate Downe, fignification, but 3 And hefaid onto the kinfeman, ao- ſerue to note a mi thatis come agatue out of the countrey of certaine perfon, Goad, will (ell a parcell of land, which was as we fay, Ho, our brother Climelechs. ; fyrra,or,ho,fuck 4And J thought to aduertife thee, fap- aone ing, Buy tt befoze the allitants, and befoze HOr, inhabitants the Ciders of my people . JFthau wilt re- Deeme it, redecme tt: bur ik thou wilt nat re- Deeme it, tell mee: foz J] know that there ts none belides theetoredeeme it, and Jam after thee. Then hee anhwered, J will re- Deeme it. h 5. Then fid Boaz, Uhat vay thou buy. eft the field of the hand of Naomi thou muit alfo buy tt of Ruth the Moabiteſſe the wife of the Dead, te itirre pp the name of the Dead eee vpon his “inheritance. d That his inke- 6 And thekinfeman anfwered, J cannot ritance might redeeme it, left J deſtroy mine stone inheri⸗ beare hisname tance: redeeme my right to thee, foz J can= tharis dead. not redeeme it. í ; 6 Mow this was the manerbefozetime in Iſrael, concerning redeeming and than- ging, foz to tabi all things: aman din plucke ofthis Hose, gaue tt bis neighbour, and this was a fare < wituetle in Iſrael. 8 Wherefore the kinizman faid to Boas, Buy it for thee: and he drew ofhis Hoor, 9 And Boas fait onto the Elders, and unto all the people, Dee are witneſſes tits day, that J bane bought allthat was Eline- techs, and all that was Chilions and Wah- ions, of the band of Naomi. © ID Aud mortouer D2 the — 107 HOr mantie, c For thou art the next of the kinne. e That he had refigned his right, Deu.3 5.9. Elkanah and his wiues. f Os,of the citie where be rcmai- ned, g Ephrathah and Betb-lehem are both one, Gene, 38.29. h He (hall leaue acentinuall poa eritie. ` a There were two Ramaths, fo thatin thiscitie , PL G K in mount Ephra- im were Zophim: that is tne lear- ned menand Prophets. Dent,1 6,16. b For rhe Arke was there at that time, c Somercade,a portion with an heauie cheere, the wife of Mahlon haue J bought to be mp ttie, to titre vp the nanie of the Dead uyon his inheritance, and that the nanie of te Dead bee not put out from among his bre⸗ theen, and from the gateof its E place : pee are witneſſes this Bay. It And all the people that were m the gate,and the Elders faid, Weare witnelles: the Lord make the wife that commeth inta thine houlſe, like Rabel and itke Leah, wbich twaine DD build the houſe of Ftracl: and that thou mayeft doe worthily in s Ephra⸗ thab,and be famous tn Beth lehem, 12 And that thine hoale he like the houte of bares (* whom Thamar bare pute jiu- Bay) of the (eeve which the Lord Hall giue thee of this pong woman. f 13 €Ho Boaz tooke Ruth, t he was hig wife: ¢ when bee went ta vnto her,the Loo gaue that the conceined,and bare a fone, 14 And the women fais vate Mami, ‘Bleiled be the Loyd which hath not lett thee this Day without a kinGnan, and * his name Sp The firft booke of Samuel. ; THE ARGVMEN T. - @ Ccording as God had ordeined, Deut, 17.14. that when the Iftaelites ſhould be in the land of Ca- naan,hee would appoint them a King : fo herein this firt booke of Samuel is declared the Nate of this people vnder their firk king Saul,who not content with that order, which God had for a time ap- pointed forthe gouernement of his Church, demanded a King, to the intentthey might bee as other nations, and in a greater aflurance as they thought : not becaufe they might the better thereby ferue God, asbeing vader the fafegard of him, which did reprefent lefus Chrif the true deliuerer:therefore : he gaue them a tyrant andan hypoeriteto rule ouer them, that they might learne that the perfon ofa King is not (ufficient to defendthem., except God by his power preferue and kcepe them, And there“ fore he punifheththe ingratitude of his people, and fendeth them continuall warres both at home and abroad, And becaufe Saul, whom of nothing God had preferred to the honour of a King, did not ac- Knowledge Gods mercy toward him, bur rather difobeyed the word of God , and was not zealous of his glory, he was by the voiceaf God put downe from his ftate, and Dauid tke true figure of Mefliah placed in his ftead, whofe patience, modefie,conftancie,perfecution by open enemies, fained friends, and diffembling flatterers , areleft to the Chutcb and to.eucty member of the fame, as 2 paterne and exımple to behold their Rate and vocation. CHAPS 1 The gencalogie of Elkanah father of Samu- el. 3 Hü tw wines. § Hannah was barren and prayed tothe Lord, 15 Her anfivere te Eli, 20 Samuel i borne. 24 Shee doeth dedicate him to the Lord, —— p Here teas a man of one ofthe two⸗Ramathaim zophim, of mount Ephꝛaim. who name was Elkanah, the (anne of Jie- SC A. robam, the tonne of Elihu, Rote the fonne of Tohu, the mune of zuph, an Epherathite: — 2 And hee had two wiues: the naineof. one was Hannah, aud the name ofthe other Pzuinnays and Hentanah had childarn, but Hannah had no children. zand this man Wont vp outokhts city curry peere, to wort tp and co facrtfice vnto the Loavof boksin > Shiloh, where were the tiwofonnesofGFtt, ophni and Phine⸗ Has Peꝛieſts of the 2020. 4 Andonadvay, when Clkanah ſacriſi⸗ ecu, br gaue to Peninnah hts wicana to all her ſonnes and vaughters portions, s But vnto Yanna bee gaue a worthy. e pagtiost; faa des lonca Hannab, and the I. Samuel. Hannah prayethfor a fonne. malve continued in Iſrael. Is And this wall being thy lite againe, and cherich chine olde age: foz thy Daughter inlaw which toucth thee, bath bozne vnto l bim, and thee is beiter to thee then ĩ ſeuen i Meaningyma- · tonnes. ? } ny fonnes, | I6 And Naomi tooke the childe,and layd it tn Her lap and became nurle unto it. | _ 17 Awad the women her neighbours gaue i it a name,ſaying. Chere ts a chide borne to j Naomi, anù called the name thereot Obed: l the fame was the father of Iſhai, the father | of Darid, 13 EThele now are the generations of | *kPhareʒi JObares begate Weiron, 1 Chron. 2.4. Ig And Helton begate Ram, and Ram Latth. 2.3. | begate Amnunadab, k Thisgenealo- 20 And Amminadab begate Nahſhon, gie is brought in, | and Nahſhon begate Halmah, to prooue that 21 Gud Salmon begate Boaz, and Boaz Daid by fuccef- begate Ded, fioncameofthe | 22 Aud Obed begate Iſhai, and Iſhai boufe of lutah. begate Danid. Load had made her barren, i Ó GAD her aduerſarie vered her (ore, forafinuch as the vpbraided her, becaule the Lord bad mane ber barven. 7 (And fo did Hee peere by peere) and ag y oft as tbee went tp to the boufe of the Lom, thus thee vexed her, that thee wept and did aes, of Sl not cate. f v 8 Then faite Elkanad her huſband to her, Manna, why weepelt thou? and whp: tatelt thon not? and why is thine heart troubled? am not J better to chee then tenne digunes 2 d Let this faffice 9 Ho Hannah role np after that they had thee,that l loue eaten and Baunke in hilo) Cand lithe theeno leffe.ther Hꝛieſt fate vpon a ſtoole by onc ofthe poites if thou hadſi ma ot thee Temple ofthe Lara.) ` ac. nychildrep, 10 And Hee was troubled in Yer minde, e Tharis,ofthe, and prared vnto the Lord, and wept fe, houfe, where the Ir Alto hice vowed avow, and ayd, D Arkewas. Lod of hoiteg, tf thou wilt iooke on che trouble of thine handimapde, and remember 30 Í niee, and not forget thine handmayde, but give nuto ting handmayd a manchilde then J ttl giut Hiri vnto the Lord all the dapes, - of bts ite, "and there Mall so ralo come bp» Num,6,s.. ondis bead, dudg 135» I2 And Sainuel borne,and dedicatedtotheLord. Chap.ij. 12 And as ee continued praying before the Lord, Eli market her month. 13 Fa Hannay fpake in her heart: ber lips did moure onelp, but hex voyce Was not Heard: theretoze Cit thought ibe had beens DMnnken. Elies fonnes wicked. 108 A MRD Pannah sprayed, and fapd, Mine a After chat the beart reiopceth in the Loꝛd, mineb horne had obteined a is exalted in the L020 : mp mouth ts tenlar: fonne by prayer, ged ower mine enemies, becaule Jreioyce in Mhegaue thanks, thy faluation. i b Ihaue recotie- 2 Gheretsnoneholpasthe Lod: pea, red ftrenethand tEdr. thy wine. Spirit. Pfal 42.5, 4Eb for adaugh. ter of Belal f That is, pray vnto the Lord for me, g According to her petition, h This Elkanah was a Leuite, r. Chro.6.27.and asfome write, 14. Gnd Eit (ald unto her, How long wiit thou be daunken 2 [Dut away thy drrinken · netie from thee. Is Then Hannah anfwered ¢fayd. May, re ofan hard my low, but Jam a woman t troubled in fptrit: J baue Drunk neither wine noz trog Duinke, but haue * powzed out my ſoule bg- foze the Loru. ; 16 Count not thine handmaide + fo: a Wicked woman: foz of the abundance of my — and my grieke bane Jſpoken pis erto. 17 Then Eli anfwered, and lad, Goe in peace, and the God of Iſrael graunt thp pe: tition that thou haſt aſked of him. 18 She laid againe, Let thine handmaid finde £ grace in chy fight: fo the woman ment her wap, and did eate, and looked ne moze lad. 19 € Then they arole vp carly and toor- fhipped before the Lord, and returned , anv came to therr houle to Ramah. ow Elka» nah knew Hannah bis wife, and the Lord e remembaed ber. ! 20 Foz in pꝛoceſſe of time hannah cons ceiued and bare a fonnt, and thee called bis name Samuri, Becaulk faid thee, Jhaue al · ken Gim of the Lord. ; 21 @ Sothe man + Elkanahand all his boule went vp te offer vnto the Lode the yerelylactifice and hts vowe: i 22 But Hannah went nos vp : for the ſaid there ts none betides thee, and there is no god {tke our Gov. 3 Dpeake tno moze preſumptuoſiy tlet not arrogancte come out of your mouti; foz the Lord is a God ef knowledge, and bp hiin enterpatles are eitablifhes. The bow and che mighty men are bzo» ken, and the weake paue girded themflelnes with ſtrength. 3 § hep that were full,are hired forth fog e bead, and the hungry are no moze hired, ſo that the barren bath borne | feuen : and the that had many chilazen,ts feeble, 6 * Ghz Load killeth and maketh aline: bringeth Downe to the grans and ratlech vp. 7 CieLowd maketh poore and maketh rich : bzingeth low, and eralteth, 8 “Me ratleth vp che poze out of the Dud, andlifteth bp thebegger from the dunghili te fet themamong f Yozinces, and to make them inherite the ſeate of glory: for rhe pit- lars of the earth are thes Loꝛds, and be bath {ct the worid vpon them. ee. 9 ape wiilkeepe the keete of his Saints, and the wicked Hall keepe filencein Darke: ps : foz in bis owne might Mall no mau be rong. 10 Che Loms aducrſaries Wall bee ve- froped, and out of heauen Wall he * thunder bpon them: the Lod ſhall iudge the endes Blory by the be- nefit of the Lord, c I can anfwere thé that teproue my barrenncfle. d In that ye con- demne my tar- renneffe, ye wew your pride a- gainf: God. e They fell thcir labours for ne- ceflary foode, Or, many. Deut.32.39. prectous in thoſe Bayes: fog text readeth, there waz no manifelt pifon, whiles Eli liued, 2 Andatthat time, as Eli lay in bis place, bis eyes began to ware Dunme that he couid not ſee. 3 And perthe dligbt of God went out, Damuel tlept tn tw Cemple of the Lorde, where the Arke of God was. 4 Then the Lord -called Samuel; and b Becaufe there were very few Prophets to de- clare it, c IntheCoure next to the Ta- bernacle, he fayd, ere J am. t 5_ Andhe ranne vnto Cit,and ſayd, Were am J, fo? thou calledſt mee. Wut he fayd, F called thee not : goe againe and fleepe, And be went and flepr. 6 Andthe Lord called once againe,@ae teth that Samuel muel. And Samuel arole, and went to Eli, wastwelue yeere and fain, J am Here: foz thou didſt callme. olde, whenthe And hee anſwered, J called thee not, my Lord appeared ohim. d Thatys,the lampes which burnt in the night, e Lofephus wri- onne 2 gor againe and ſſeepe. t Thus did Hamuel , before hee knew f the Lord, and before the word of the Lozd f By vifion, was reuealed vnto him. 8 And the Lod called Sanwel againe the third time: and be arofe, went te Eli, and fayd, Jam Here: foz thou haſt called me. Then Cit sperceiued thatthe Lord had cal · g Suchwas the Led the childe. corruption of 9. Therefore Ct fata vnto Samuel, Go thofecimes,that and fleepe: andif bee call thee, then fay, the chicfe Prieft Speake £020, for thy feruant heareth. So was become dul ' Hamucel went,and flept m dis place. and negligent to 10 C Andthe Loyd came and ftood, and vnderfiandthe called as at other times, Samuel, Samuel. Lords appearing. Then Samuel anfwered, Dpeake, fo? thy ſernant heareth. Ir ¶ Chen the Loz fayd to Samuel, Behold,F wilidoe a thing inIlrael,where- n —— ſhall heare, bis two * cares ſhal ingle 12 Jn that Dap J will raphe vp againk Eli all things which J baue fpoken con- cerning bis houſe: when Ibegin, FZ will alfo makeanend, — 13 And F haue told him that J wil iudge bis boufe faz ence, fo? the iniquitie whtch de knoweth, vecaule bis fornesraninte afian- der, and He ſtayed them not. 14 Mowe therefore J paue ſworne vnto the houte oẽ Sir, that the wickedneſſe of E» lies Houle ſhall not bee purged with facrifice un 2.Kinz.21,13. h God declareth what fudden feare hall come Ypon men,when. they (hall heare that the Arke is taken, and alfo fee Elies houfe deſtroyed. Ifrael is ouercome. - i Meaning,that his pofteritie fhould ncuzr en- joy the chic fe Priefts office. k God puriſh thee after this and that fort,ex- ceptthou tell mee tructh, Ruth,1.17, 1 The Lord ac- complifhed whatfoeuer he had faid. Or, that Samuel was the faithfull Prophet of the Lord. Ebr. by the word of the Lord, + From the de- parture of the iftaelites out of Egypt vnto the time of Samuel are about 397. ere, 'Or fione of help, (hap.7.13, a Forit may . feeme that this warre was Yn- dertaken by Sa- muels comman- dement, b For he vfedto appeare to the Ifraclites , be- tweene the Che. rubims ouer the Arke of the co- nenant, Exod, 25.17, e Before wee fought againſt men, and now God is come to fight againft-vs, no: offering i fo? euer, 15 Afterward Samnel llept vntill the morning, and opened the Doozes of the bouie of the Lord, and Samuel feared to ſhew Cit the vion, : 16 Then Eli called Samuel,and faid, Samuel my onne. Aud je anlwered, ere Jam, A 17 When he faim hat is it,that the Lord fait unto thee ? 3| prap thee, hide it not from ine, Gov Doe lotothee, and moze alio, tf thou hide any thing from me, of all that hee faid vnto thee. j : 18 So Haniel told him euery whit, and hid nothing from him. Chen hee tatd, Jets p Lod; let him De what ſeemeth him good. 19 € And Gamuel grew , andthe Loo was with him, and let nane ofhis wozdes 1 fall to the ground. 20 And all Iſrael from Dan to Berr- fheba knew || that faithfull Samuel was the Lords Pꝛophet. — 21 And the Lord appeared again in Dpi- lob: foz the Loyd revealed himielfe to Da- muel in Shiloh by + hts w0. CHAP. IIII. 1 Ffrael i ouercome by the Philfiims 4 They doe fet the Arke, wherefore the Philiftims doe feare. 10 The Arke of the Lord i taken. it E- di and lus children die. 16 The death of the wife of Phinehas the fonne of Eli. A jad Hamuel pake vnto al Iſrael: {And Iſrael went ont againt the Philiſtims tobattell, and pitched belive || Eben⸗ ezer: and the Philiſtims pitched in Apheke 2 And the Philrtims put themfelues in aray againſt Irael: and when they topned the battell, Ifrael was fmitten Downe before the Philiſtims: who Hew of the armie in the field abont foure thoufand men. 3 So when the people were come into the tampe, the Givers of Iſrael fayd, *(Gherefore hath the Lod ſmitten vs this Day before the Philiſtims? let ys bang the Arke of the Couenant of the 10:8 out of Shiloh nto vs, that when it commeth as mong ys, tt may faue bs out of the band of our enemies, 2 Then the people fent to Shiloh and bought from thence the Arke of the Cout: nant of the Lozd of holtes, who >dwelleth betweene the Chcrubims: and there were thetwo fonsesof Eli, Hovhut, and Phi⸗ noas with the Arke of the ant of oD, 5. And when the Arke of the Couenant ofthe Lod came into the bofte, all Iſtael ſhouted a mighty Houte, fo that the earth rang againe. 6 And when the Philiſtims heard the . noyle of the Houte , they fayd, Chat mea- neth the found ofthis mighty ſhoute in the bofte of the Hebrewes? and thep wnderftood, a the S@rke ofthe Lo: was come into the ote, ` i 7 Ano the Philiſtims were afraid, and ſayd, Godis come into the hofte: therefore {aid thep,: lo vnto vs: foz it bath not been fa heretofore. 8 Caor vnto vs, who Wali Deltucr bs out of the hande of thele mighty Gons? Chap. iiij. theſe are the Gons that ſmote the Egypti · - with all the plagues in the 4 wilder. nefie, 9 Be ſtrong and play the men , D Phi⸗ liſtuns, that pe be net feruants vnto the E⸗ biewes , *asthephaueferucd yous be vali ant therefoze,and fight. 10 And tie Philituns fought, and Il⸗ ratl was ſmitten Downe,and fled everyman into bis tent: and therewas an erceeding great laughter: for there fel of Ilraele thir- tle thoufand footer, Il Andthe Arke of God was taken, and the two fonnes of Eli, Hophni and Phine⸗ Has Died. ; 12 And there ranne a manof Beniamin outof the armie, and came ta Shiloh the fame Day with his clothes £ rent, and earth vpon bis head. 13 Aud when hee came, loe, Ett fate bpon a feate by the way fide, waiting: for bis Heart e feared for the Arke of God: aud when the man came into the citie totelttt, all the citie cried out. omy 14 And when Eli heard the noile of the crying, be ayn, bat meaneth this noiſe of the tumult? And the man came in haltily, and told Eli. Is (Row Eli was koureſcoꝛe and eigh⸗ The Arketaken. Eli dieth· 109 d Forinthered Seainthe wilder- neffe the Bypti- ans were deltroy- ed which was the lift of all bis plagues, Jeda. r3.: c Dauidalluding to this place, Plal.78.63. fayth chey were confumed with fire: meaning, they were fud- denly defiroyed. f In tokenoffo- row and meur- ning. v Left it fhould be taken of the cnemies, teene yeere olde, and * hiseyes were Dinime Chep3.2,- that he could not fee) ) 16 Aud the man fayd vnto Eli, Y came from thearmie, and J fled this Day out of the hoſte: and be fayd, Chat thing ts Done, my onne? 17 Then the melſenger anfwered, and faid, Ifrael is fled before the Philiſtims, ann there bath been alſo a great laughter a⸗ mong the people: and mooner thp.tiwo fonnes , Hophni and hinchas!» are dead, and the Arke of God is taken. s h According as God had afore- 18 (And when he had made mentionof “y4. the Arke of Gov, Eli fell from his tate back: ward by the fide of the gate, and hisnecke mas boken, and be Died; for be wasan old man and beany ; and He had a tndged Iſrael Or, geuerned, foztp peeres. 19 Ana his daughter inlaw Phinehas wife was with child neere || her tranells and Orto cry ove. when fhe heard the report that the Arke of od was taken, and that her father inlaw and her hut baud were dead, fhe ‘bowed her i And fecled her - — trauelled: foz her paines came vp⸗ on her. 20 And about the time of her death, the tuomen that ſtood about her, fapd vnto ber, Feare nots Fo: thou halt bone a fonne; but ihe anfweredD not nor regarded it. body toward her trauell. 21 And the namen the chiide iFehaber, lOr ao glory,o⸗ faying, Che glory ts Departed from Ifeacl, wheres the becaule the Arke of God was taken, and gory è — of ber tather in lawe and ber pub and, 22 She layd againe , * Che glory is de- parted froma frael ; foz the Arke of God iz taken. CHAP. V. 2 The Philsftims bring the Arke into the honfe of Dagox,which rdole fell downe beforeit. 6 The wien of Afhdod are plagued. 8 The Arke is ca- ried into Gath,and after to Ekron. Ther k Sheevttered her great forow by repeating hee < words, - Dagon. ThePhiliftims plagued. -a Which was one of the fue ` -principall cities ofthe Philiftims. b Which was their chiefe idel, & asfome write, ‘fromthe nauill downeward was like afifh,and vpward like a man, c Thusin tead ofacknowledg- ing the true God by this miracle, they fall co a further fuper Ri- tion, :Pfal,73-66. d Thoughthey had felt Gods power, and were afraid thereof, yetthey would farther trie him, which thing God tumed to their deftruGtion,and his glory, e The wicked, when they feele the hand of God, grudge and reiect him,where the godly bumble themfelues and crie for mercie. a They thought by continuanceof time the plague would hane cea- fed, and fo would haue kept y Arke ti idle Henthe Philiſtims cooke the Arke of God, and carted it from Eben · eʒer vnto 3 Ayvon, — 2. Cuen the Philiſtims tooke the Arke of 30, and brought it into the houle of b Dagon,and fet tt bp Dagon, 3 And when they ot hdodroſe the nert Day in the moming behold, agon mas fal- len vpon bts face on the ground before the Arke of the Loꝛd, and they tooke vp Dagon, and fet him inbts placeagatne. A 4 Allo they roi up early in the mantng the nert dap and behold, Dagon was fallen npon his face onthe ground before the Arke of the Lod, and the head of Dagon, and the two palimesof pis hands were cut off vpon the theethott: onelp the fumpe of Dagon was lekt to him. ; s Gherefore the prteits of Dagon, and ali that come inte Dagons houſe· tread not — threſhold of Dagon in Aſhdod, vnto this Day. f 6 Wut the hand of the Lord was heaute vpon themof Achdod, and deſtroyed them, and finore them with * emerods, both Af. Bod, and the coatts thereof. 7 And when the men of AHo0d fawe this,theplaydD, Let mot the Arke ot the God of Iſrael abide with yg: foz bis hand is e vpon vs, and bpon Dagon our god. 8 Thep lent therefore e gathered all che princesof the Philiſtims vato them, and fayb, d Uthat thall we Dee with the Arke of the God of Iſcael? And they aniwered, Let the Arke of the God of Ilrael be carteda- bout snto Gath: and they cavied the Arke ofthe God of Iſrael about. 9 Anu when they had caried it about, the hand of the Lord was againt the citte with avery great Deltruction, and he linote the men of the citie both final and great.and they had emerodes tu their lecret parts. 10 @Wherfoze they lent the drke of Hod to Ekron: and aſſoone as the Arke of Gov camera Ekron, the Ckronites cried out, faving , Chey baue brought the Arke of the God of Iſrael to vs, to tay vs and our peg» ple, Il Thereforethey ent, aud gathered tos gether ali the patnces of the Philiſtims, and {ayd, Dende sway the Arkeof the Gov of Jiraci, and let it returne to jis owne place, that it flay vanat and our people; for there was aDelrruction andBeath throughout all he citée, and the hand of God was very ſore there. ; ; 12 Ant the men that died not,were Anit: ten with the emerods: and the crie of the ci tie went vp to heauen. CHAP. VL a The tint: that the Arke was with the Phili- flemswhich they fent arane with a gift 12 Jt commeth to Beth fhemefh. 19 The PhilPims of- fer golden erasvodss 39 The monof Beth-fLemefh are firsken for lookingunto the Arke. ope the Arke ot the Lode was in the > countrey of the Philiſtims @ ſeuen mo: neths. 2 ano the Philiſtims called the Prieſts and the foothfavers. laying, Chat halt wee da with the Arke ofthe Lord? tell vs where L.Samuel. with we ſhall fend it home againe. 3 Anvthep fayd, FF you lend away the Arkeof che Gov of Iſrael, fend tt not away emptie, but gine puto ita > finne offering : then Hall pe be healed, and it Habe knowen to you, Why bts hand Departeth noc from pou. i 4 Then aid they, Mhat Halbe the inne offering, which we wall giue vnto it ? And they anfwered, Fiue golden emerods and fue golden mice, according to the number of the pinces of the Philiſtims: fo: one plague wason you all,and on psit princes. § MAherkore pe that make the Emilitudes of pout emerods, and the ſuntlitudes of your mice that Dettrop the land: foye hall gine glory unto the God of Iſrael, that bee map take Gis hande from you, and frem pour € gods, and from pour land, 6 WAberioze then boult pou harden your hearts,as the Copptians and Pharaoh pars Dened their hearts? when he wrought won: Derfullp among them,* did they not let them goc, and they Departed z 7 grow therefore make anew cart, and take two milch kine, on whom there hath come no poke: and tle the kineto the cart, aud bing the calues home from them. 8 Chen take the Arke of the Low, and ſet it bpon the cart, andput the siewelsof golde which pe gine it foz a finne offering, in a coffer by the fide thereof, and {end it away, that tt may goe. ‘ 9 And take heed, lit gee bp bythe way of bis owne coal to Beth-themeth,tt is < hee that did bs this great entil: but iknot, wee fhallknow then, that ttis not his hand that eth Dp » but Ît was a f chatice that happe» ned vs. 10 And the men did fo: fo2 they tooke two kine that gaue milke, and tied them to the cart,and ut thecalues at home. 11 Ho theplet the Arke of the Lord hp- on thecart, and the coffer with the mice of got, and with the luntlitudes oftheir eme» re S. 12 And the kine went the ſtraight way to Beth-Hemnelh,and kept one path,and lowed as thep went, turnen neither tothe right Hand noz to the left : allo the Princes of the Philiſtims went afters them, vnto the bor⸗ Ders of Beth⸗ Memeſh. 13 Now they of Beth-ſhemeſh were rea- ping their wheate haruelt in the valley, and theylikt vp their eyes, and ſpied the Arke and reioyced when they faw it. . 14 ¶ And the cart came inta the field of Jochua a Beth emite, and itood itl there. here was allo a great tone, and b thep claue the wood ofthe cart, and offered tie kine fo a burnt offering vnto the Lod. Ig Ano the Leuites tooke Downe the Arke otthe Lod, andthe coffer that was withit,whercin che tewels of gold were aud put them on the great fione, and the men of Beth· hemeſh otcred burnt offering, and Rese faccifices that fame, Day vnto the oid, _16 Aud when the fine princes of the Phi · liſtinus had ſeene it, they retiuned ts Ekron the fame Dap, 17 €@o The Arke fent backeagaine. b The idolaters confeffe there is a truc God, who punithechfinne iuſtly. c This is Gods iudgement vpon theidolaters.that Knowing the true God, they wor- hip bim not a- right. Exo4.12.31. d Meaning, the golden emerods and the golden mice, e The God of Ifrael, f The wicked ate tribute almoftall things to fortune andchance,wher- as in deede there isnoth ng dene without Gods prouidence and decree, g For thetriall ofthe matter, m) h To wir, the men of Beth. (hemefh, which were Ifraclites, Bethſhemites flaine. Ifraelrepenteth. Chap. vij. viij. The Philiftims vanquifhed. -s . i Thefe werethe Gus principall ci~ ties of rhe Phili- Rims, which were not alicon- quered vnto the time ef Dauid. \|Or,the plaint, or lamentation, k For it was not lawfull to any either ta touch orto fee it hue oncly to Aaron and his fonnes, Num 4.25,20. a A citie inthe tribe of ludah, called alfo Kiri- ath-baal, lolh, 15,60, b Lamented for their ſinnes and followed the Lord. Iofh.24.15,23: Iudz.2.13. Deut.6,4.mAte 4 10, Tudg.2.0 2,03. c For Shiloh was now defolate, becaule the Phy- liftims had ta- ken thence the Arke. d The Chalde text hath,that they drew wa- ter out of their heart: thatis, wept abundane- ly for their . finnes, 5 e Signifying, — the pra y- ers ofthe godly there ought to he a vehement ⁊cale. 17 Ho thefe are the golden emerodes which the Philiſtims gaue foz a finne offe- ring to the Lozd : fo2 i Achdod ane, fo: Gaza one, fo: Zfkeion one, (02 Gath one, and f0? Ekton one, 13 Aud golden mile, according fo p num- ber of all the cities of thefDHuUtituns, belong- ing to tke fine patnces, both of walied towns, and of towns vnwalled, vnto the qreatitone of || Absl, whereon they fet the Arke of the Lod; which ftone remaineth vnto this Day in the held of Jochua the Beth· hemite. 19 Gnd ye ſmote ofthe men of eth-hee meih, becaüſe they k had looked in the Arke of the Loyd: hee ew euen among the people fiftte rhoufand men, andthzeeltoze and ten met: and the peopielamenced , becaule the £020 Yad faine tie people with ſo great a laughter, - 20 Aherefore the men of Beth· ſhemeſh fato . Mho is atie ta ſtand before this haly Lob Godrand to whow thal be go from vs? 21. And they fent meMengers to the inga bitants of Rirtath-fearim,faring, The Phi· liftims haue brought againe the Arke of the ord come pe dovne, and take tt vp to you. CHAP. VII, i The Arke is brought to Kirsath.searim, 3 Samuel exhorteth the people to for fake their finnes and turne to the Lord. 10 The Phslsftims fight againft Ifrael, and are, ouercome. 16 Samuel sudgeth Jfiael. T Hen the menof>Mirtath-iearim came, and tooke vp the Arke ofthe Lozd, and bought it into the houſe of Abinadab tn the bul: and thep (ancetticd Cleasar his fonnte, to kecpe the Arke of the Lozd. BB 2 (for while the Arke abode tn Riri- ath-icarim, the time was tong , foꝛ it was twentie peres) and all the houſt of Iſtraella⸗ mented arter the Lod. 3 Chen Samael Make onto all the boule of Iſrael, laying , Hf yee bee come a- gaine vuto the Lod with ail pour beart, *put away the trange gods from among you, and* Aijcaroth, and direct pourhearts tito the Lod, and ſerue him onelp, and he fhail deliuer pouout of the hand of the Phi⸗ liſtims. 4 Then the childrꝛen of Iſrael did put: away * Baalim and Atarot) , and ſerucd the Lob onety. And Samud fain, Gather ali Iſrael to: Bispeh, and F will pay fez peu vnto the LoD. ` 6 And they gathered together to Miz⸗ pehand inzet water and powzen itonthbe- : fore the Lod , and falten the fame Day, and faid there Ge haue imed againd the Lord And Samuel tudged the chidsen of Iſraet in Wizpeh. ; 7 hen the Phluiſtims heard that the chudzen of Iſrael were gathered together to ABizvebh, the pinces of the Philiſt ims went pp agani Pirael : and when the children of FHraet heard that, they were afraid ofthe aliting. ra 8 Aunthe childsen of Iſrael iaid to Sa⸗ muel, Ceale not tae cric vnto the Lov our God forvs, that hee may faue vg ont of the band ofthe Philiſtims. i 9 Chen Samuel tooke a fucking lambe, and offercd tt altogetiver foz a burnt offring vnto the Lo20 , and Gamuel cried pntothe Loz0 fo: Firacl,and the Lod heard him. 10 And as Samuel offered the burnt of» fering, the Philiſtims came to fight againſt Flract:but che Lod frhundz2d with a great thunder that Day vpon the Philiſtims and — them: fo they were llaine befoze ſrael. II And the men of Frael went from WBispeh, and purfued the Philiſtims, and Gnote them vnttl they came ynder Weth-car. I2 Then Damuel tooke a ttone, and pit- ched it betweene Mizpeh ands Sen, and cailed the name thereof Eben ezer, and pee fatd, Ditherto bath the LoD bolpen us. 13 {De the Phtliſtims were brought urn- Der, and they came no moze againe into the coatts of Iſrael, and the fandofthe Low Was againit the Philiſtims ail the dayes of Damuel. 14 Ale the cities which the Philiſtims had taken fram Iſrael, were retozed to JE rael, from Ekron enen onto Gath: and Fe raei Deliuered the coattes of the ſame out of the bands of the Philiſtims: and there was peace betweene Iſrael and the h Amogites: I5 And Samuel iudged Iſrael all the Daves of his life, 16 And went about yere by yeere to Beth- el, aud Gilgal and Mr5peh,andindged Jf raefin all thole places. 17 Afterward bee returned to Ramah: foz there was his honle, and there he iudged — alſo he built ani altar there vate the: Q . ? CHAP, VHT + Samuel maketh his funnes Iudges ower Iſa- el, who followe not his ficps. 5 The Ufrachtes aske a King, 11- Samuel dzclareth in what ſtae they ſpould be underthe King. 19 Notwithftan- ding they aske one ſtull, and the Lord wulleth Sax muzlto zraunt voto then. VV Iſrael. 2 Andthe name of bis eddeſt ſanne was Foei, and the name of the fecond biah) cuen Judges in Beer Heba. 3 And his fonnes walked not in his twapes but turned alive alter incre, t* tooke rewards,and pernettcd the iidaement- A @ CObercfore all the Eiders of Pitaei. gatherepthem together, and came te Ba: muclente+ Ramah, 4 Ju laid vato him, Behold, thou art old,.and thpfonnes walke not hithy wares: - aimake bs NOW a king to iudge Vs likeall nations. EN i 6 Bet the thing +difpleatd Samuel, when they fad, Guit bs a king to iudge vs: and Samuel prayed ynte the Lor. ; And the Be2d laraz: vnto Gamiiel, Hẽare the veyce of the people in aii that they wali fay ute thees foe they baie not oe ge. Den Samucl was now berome olde, hee amade bts fomes Judgesoucr 110 f According to the prophecie of Hannah Samuels mother,chap.2. 10. g Which was a- great rocke oeg: againft Mizpeh, h Meaning,the- Philiftims, i Which was not contrary to the Law: foras yet a certaine place was not appoins - ted. a Becaule he-was - not able tobeare: the charge, b Who wasalfo: called Vafhni, 1.Chron 6.28; Deut, 1619. e For there his heufe was, Chap, . 7:17. Hofe 13.10. ACES 13.2 De d Becaufethey were net content with the order » that God had appointed, cur: wouldhe gouer- - ned as were the. Gentiles,- i ‘Anyniutt king deferibed. thee away, but they bane caſt mee away, that 3| onld not reigne ouer them. 8 Gs thep haue euer done ince J brought them ont of Egypt euen vnto this Day,(and baue forſaken mec, and ferucd other gods) euen lo doe they vito thee. e To prooue if they will forfake - their wicked purpofe, f Not that kings baue this autho- ritie by their of- fice, but that fuch as reigne in Gods wrath, fhould ve fuspe this ouer their brethren, contrary to the lav,Deut.17,20, ||Or,chsefe ofi- CTS. 9 Mow therefore hearken vnto their voyce: howhett pees teſtitie vnto them, and ſhew them the maner of the king chat Hall reigne ouer them. lo CDr Hamel tolde all the wo2d3 of pls Lod vnto the people that alken a king ef hin. It And he fain, This hall be the f mance ofthe king that Wall reigne ouer pou: bee will take pour formes, and appotnt them to hts charets,and to Be his hoꝛſeinen, and fome hallrunne before his charet. i 12 Allo he will make them his captaines ouer thoulands , and captatnesouer fifties, and to care his ground, and toreape bis bars ueſt, and to make intruments of warre,and the things that ferue foz his charets. 13 We wiil cake alfo your Daughters, and make them Apethecarics, and Cookes, and Bakers. 14 Gnd be will take pour fields, and pour binepardes, and pour bet Oliue trees, and gine them to bis ſeruants. 15 And he will take the tenth of pour feed, And of your vineyardes, and giue tt to bis heunuches, and to hisferuants. 16 And hee will take pour men ſeruants, and pour mative ſeruants, and the chicte of - your pong men, and peur afes and put them ‘g Becanfe ye re- pent not for your finnes, but be- caufe yee ſmart | for your affi@i- ons, whereinto ye caſt your {clues willingly, |Or.erant thei⸗ requeſt. å Thatis, both valiant and rich. Chap.14.5%. x.chron 8.33. b So thatit might feeme that God approued their requeft in ap- pointing out tuch a perſon. to his wozke. 17 ee will take the tenth of pour ſheepe, and pee ſhalbe hisleruants. - 18 And ye thal crie out at that day, becauſe ‘of your king whom pee haue choflenpou,and the Lord will not e beare pou at that dap. Ig But the people would not heare the voice of Samuel, but Did fay, May, but there ſhalbe a king ouer vs. s 29 And we allo will be like all other nati» ons, and our king Hall tudge vs, and goout befoze vs and fight our battels. i 21 Therefore when Samnel heard all the woꝛds of the people, hee rebearled themin the cares ofthe Lod. 22 Ana the Lowa fatd to Samuel, || Years ken vito their voice, and make them a king. And Samuel fai vnto the men of Iſraei, Hoe cuery man vnto his citie. CHAP, IX. 3 Saul Peking his fathers affes, by the connfell of hws feruant goeth to Samuel. 9 The Prophets called Seers, 15 The Lord rewesleth to Samuel Sauls comming, commanding him to anoynt him king. 23 Samuel bringeth Saul to the ſeaſt. g hae was nowe a man of Bentamin, amightiein power, named* Kith , the foune of Abiel, the fonne of Zeror, the fonne of Bechorah, the fonne sf Aphiah, the fonne ofamanof emini, 2 Gnd hee hada fonne called Haul, a > goodly pong man and a faire: fo that a- mong the chtidzen of Ilrael there was none goodlier then he: from the ſhoulders vpward he was hier then anp of the people. 3 And the alles of Kib Sauls father I. Samuel. were loft: therefore Kiſh ſaid to Saul his fonne, Take now one of the ſeruants with theg and arife goe and < feeke the aſſes. 4 Dober paled thorow mount Ephra⸗ iin,and went thozow the land of Shalihah, but they found them not. Chen thep went thozow the land of Sbaltin, and therethey Saul feeketh the aſſes. c Allthefe cir- cumftances were meanes to ferue ynto Gods pro- uidence whereby were not? bee went aliothorow the land of Saul (though nor Jemini but they tound chem not. § hen they came to the lanoefd zuph, Haullatd vnto his ſeruant that was with bim, Come andletvs returne , iet my fa- Sej leaug the care of aſſes, and take thaught 02 03. 6 And heelate vnto hin, Behold now, in this citie is a man of God, and hee ts ant Honourable man; all that hee ſayeth, cont meth to paſſe: let vs now goe thither, iffo bec that Dee can thew bs what way we map gor. i 9 7 Then laid Haul to his ſeruant, Cell then,let vs goe: but what Mall we being vn⸗ to the man? Foꝛ the || bꝛead is ſpent in our veffels, andthere is no peent to bing to the man of God: what haue we? S And the ſeruaunt anfwered Saul a- gaine and (ard, Bebold, J bane found about mee the fourth part of a < bekel of filuer, approued of God )was made King, d Where was Ramath Zophim the citie of $1- muel. (Oryvittuals. e Whichis ae that will J gine the man of God, to tell vg, bout fue pence, our way. 9 (Befozetime in Iſrael, when aman tent to leeke an anſwere of God, thus hee ſpake, Come, and let vs goe tothe! eer: foz he that is called now a Pꝛophet, was tn the olde tíme called a Deer) _ Io Then faid Saul to bis ſeruant, eel fata, come, let vs goe: ſo they went inte the citte where the man of God was. s IL Gand as they were going bp the high way to the city,thepfound maines that came out to Draw water, and (aid vnto them, Js thereberea Seer? 12 And they antwered them, and ſayde, Dea : loc, hee is before pou; make hate now, toz he came this Day to the citte foz there is an soffering of the people thts Day inthe high place. 13 Ahen yee ſhall come into the citie, pee ſhall finde bim fraightway per hee come a to the high place to eate : foz the people wiil not eat vutill he come, becaule he wil t bleie the facrifice: and then eate they that be biù- Den tothe feat: now therefore goe vp; fog P gucn now fhall ye finde him. í 14 Then they went vp into the citie, and when they were come into the middes of the citte, Samuel cune out againt them to gog bp to the bigh place. reade Gene.ꝛ ʒ. 15. £ Socalled,be- caufehe forefaw things to come, g That isa ſeaſt after the offering, which fhould be keptin an high place of the citie appoiated for that vie, That is,giue thankes, & diftri- bute the mgate according to their cultome, 15 (*But ý Lod had reueiled to Hamu (427-1 5.1 .acs el tlecretiy(a day before Saul came)iaying, 16 To morrow about this time F will fend thee a man out of the land of Benia: min : hint halt thou anoint to be gouernour ouer my people Ilrael,chat be may: faue my people out of the hands of the Philiſtims: fo: J] baue looked vpon my people, and their crie is come vnto me. 17 AMhen Hamuel therefore fam Ham, the Loꝛd anſwered bim, man whom J (pake te theg of, bee Hall rule my people, 18 Then 1 3° 243e Ebr. in his eare: i Notwithftan- ding their wic- kednes, yet God was euer mind- ~ fullofhisinhe- _ Sec, this isthe rirance, * E à a * Hecommeth toSamuelandis anointed. 18 Then went Gaul to Samuelin the middes ofthe gate,and tad, Cel me,F pap thee, where the Deers houſe is. 19 And Samuel anfwered Gaul, and fayd. J am the cer: goe vp befsze me wta the high place ; toz pee fhallcate with me to Day: and to mozot 3 will et chee goe, and all wiii teti thee all chat ts in thine * heart. k Meaning, 20 And as fo: thine alles that were loft pees dcfirelt thiee Davesagoe, care not for them: fo? they TWhomdorh 4¢¢ found : and on whom islerall the detire of Iſrael? is tt not vpon thee and on all thy Iiacldefireto fathers honfe? —— 21 Cut Saul anlwered, and (ain, Am ee not 3 the forme of Jemini , of the {mallet tribe of Iſrael? and my family is the leat of alithe families of the tribe of Beniamin. CGiherefoze then ſpeakeſt thou lo to me? 22 And Samuel tooke Haul and his (ers uant,and bought them into the = chamber, and made them fit in the chtefeit place as mong them that werebioden : which were about thirty perfons, 23 Gnd Samuel fam vnto the cooke, Bung forth the portion which 3| gane chee, and whertof J (aw vnto thee , Keepe it with A 24 And thecooke tooke bpthe ſhoulder, and that which was” bpon it, and fet it be- foze Daul, And Samuel faid, Behold, that whtch isteft, fet it before thee and eate : foz hitherto hath it beene kept fo: thee , laying, Alife Jo haue called the people. So Gaui DiD eate with Samuel that Day. - 25 And when they were come Downe from the high place into the citie, bee come muned with Maul vpõo the top of the houle. 26 Gnd when they arofe early about the {pring of the Day, Samuel called Baul to ther tappe of the boufe, faving, Cp, that J way lend thee way. And Daul arole, anv they went out, both he,and Samuel. 27 And when they were come Downe to > _ m Where the fealt was. n That is, the fhoulder withthe breft,which the Prieft had for his familicin all peace offzings, Leuit.10.14. o That both by the aflembling of the people, and by the meat pre- pared for thee, thou mighreft vnderfiand that Iknew of thy comming. p To {peak with im fecretly ; for + Pire were theendof the citte, Samuel fatd to Saul, Gods c oommä- Bid theleruant go befoze vs, (and be went) dementascon. OYE Hand thon ftillnow , that J may thew ecrning thee. thee athe word of Gon, CHAP. X, a Saulis anointed king by Samuel. 9 God changeth Sauls heart and he propefieth. 17 Sa- muel afsembleth the people, & fheweth them their finnes, 21 Saulischofen king by lot. 25 Sa- mael writeth the Kings office. a Inthe Law L T Hamuel tooke a viole of +oyle,and this anointing potwred it vpõ his head, and kifled him, fignified the gifts and fayd , Hath not the Lo: anointed thee of the boly to be goucrnour oner his inheritance 2 Ghoft, which 2 Aben thou fait Depart from me this werencceflary Day, thou fhalt finde twomenby* Rahels ferthem that — fepulchzein the border of Beniamin, euen fhould rule, ai 3elzab and they will fay vnto thee, The Gen. 35. 20. b afes which thou wenteſt to ſeeke, are b Samuel con- fount: and loc , thy father hath left the care firmeth him by of the affes, and ſorroweth for you, faying, thefe fignesthac CUbat fhall J Dee foz: my fonne? God hath ap- 3 Then Halt thou goe forth trom thence, poimedhim and Malt come snte the plaine of Tabo, and there fhall meete thee thieemen goin bpto God to Beth-el: one carving tee King. WOr,oke, > £ RODES, and another carping these loauts Chap.x. Saul propefieth. 111 ee bread, and another carping a bottell of ine: 4 Gnd they willalke thee + ifall be well, +Ebr.0f peace. and will giue thee the tivo loaves of bꝛead. Which thou halt receine of their hands. § Atterthat Walt thou come to the: Gill of God, whereis the gartlons of the Phili⸗ ſtims: and when thou art come thither to the citte,thou Halt meet a company of Pꝛo⸗ phets comming Downe from the high place with a stole, and a timbzel, anda pipe, and — before themi, and they Wall pro⸗ pbefie. 6 Then the {pirit of the Lom will come bpon thee, and thou fhalt prophelie with them, and Walt bee turned into anothers man. 7 Therefore when thele fines hal come vnto thee, Doe as occafion Hall ſerue: foz God is with thee. 8 Andthou ſhalt goe downe befoze mee to Gilgal; and allo J will come Downe vnto theeto offerburnt offrings, and to facri- tice (acvifices of peace, *@arie for me ſeuen Dayes, till J come ts thee, and hewe thee what thou fhalt Bac. i 9 And when hee had turned his *æ backe +Ebr.fhoulder, to go from Samuel, God gaue him another “ Heart : and all thole tokens came to paſſe d He gauehim that fame Day. fuch vertues, as 10 C And when they came thither to the were meet fora Hill, beholde, the company of Pꝛophets King, mettebim, and the Spirit of God came — bim, and Hee | propheſied among Or, fang praifes em, AL Therefore all the people that knewe bim befoze, when they faw that hee propheſi⸗ eDamong the Prꝛophets, fayd each to other, that is come vnto the fonne of Kiſh? *is (h2p,19.14, Haul alfo among the Pꝛophets? 12 And one of the fameplace anfwered, and fayd, But who is their: father? there> e Meaning, thas fore it was a prouerbe, Is Daul alfoamong prophefie com- the f Prophets? meth not by fue= 13 And when he had made an end of pro · ceſſion, butisgi« phecying, be came to the hie place. vento whom it 14 And Sauls oncle layd vnto him, and pleafeth God. to his ſeruant, Cbither wentyee? And hee f Noting there- fayd , To ſeeke the afics; and when we faw by him that from that they were ngawhere, wee came to Da- lowdegree com- muel, meth ſuddenly to: Is And Sauls vntle fain, Cell me, J pray honour, thee, what Samnel fayd vnto pon. 16 Then Gaul laid to his vuele, He told vs plainelp that the aſſes were found: but concerning the kingdome whereof Damuel c Which was an high place in thecitie Kiriath- iearim,where the Arke was,Chap. 74. Chap.r 3.b. peke, told he him not. 17 (Aud Samuel e affembled the peo· e Both to de- ple pntothe Loz in Mizpeh clare vnto theny izpeh· 18 And hefatd vnto the childeen of JE their fault in af rael, Thus laith the Lod God of Iſrael F kinga king, and. baue brought Iſrael out of Egypt; and Deli- alforo thew - uered pou out ofthe hand of the Egyptians Gods fenrence and out of the hands of allkingdomes that therein, troubled pou. r 19 But yee bane this Day rat away pour God, who onely Delinereth pou out of all your aduerſities and tribulations: and pee fapd vnto him, No, but appoint a King ouer DS, Now therefore tand yee befog the Lord accosding to your tribes , and acco &ing and vawilling, fants are to their Saulis chofen King. Nahath according to pour thoufands. 20 Ana when Samuel had gathered to- gether all the tribes of Jiraci, the tribe of Beniamin was * taken. 21 Afterward dec allembled the tribe of Beniamin according to there families, ana the family of Watri wastaken. Go Baul the fonne of Ki was taken,and wyen thep fought him, be could not be found. : 22 Cherfore they alked che Low againe, tf that man Mould pet come thither. ana the Lord anſwered, Bebold, beei hath bia bimlelte among the tuffe. ’ 23 And thep ranne and bought him thence: and when be toon among the peo» ple, hee was higher then any of the people trom the Howlers upward. 24 And Samuel fayd to all the people, Dee yenot hint, whom the Lod hath cho- fen, that there is none like bim, among all the peopie? And ail the people ſhouted and fayd.+ God laue the King. } 25 Then Samuel cold the people * the Duette of the kingdome, and wete tt tn a booke, and laid it vp before the LoD, ana Samuel (ent all the people atway euerp man to bis boufe, 26 Sautlalto went home to Gibeab, and there followed htm aband of men, whole Heart God had touched. ; 27 But the wicked men faid , Low Hall be (auc vs? Do they deſpiled him, brought bim no peefents but be | held big tongue, CHAP, XI. € Nabafhthe Ammonite warreth againft Ia- belh Gilead , who asketh helpe af the Ffiaektes. 6 Saul promifeth help.-11 The Ammonites are i I P at kengen is renewed, After that Saul en f2abath the Ammonite a came vp, a — king : Tam belieged Jabe Gilead ; and all the for feareof who men of Jabel fayd Onto Mabalh , Make a theyaskeda couenant with vs, and wee willbe thy fer- king aschap,r2, HANTS. —* f — 2 And Mahah the Ammonite anſwered then, Dn this condition J will makea co- uenant with pou , that I map thꝛuſt out all your > right eyes, and bzing that thame vp⸗ on all Ilrael. 3 To whom the Elders of Labem apd, Giue vs ſeuen dayes relpite , that wee may fend meflengers vnto all the coafts of Iſra⸗ h Thatis, by ca- fling of lot, i Asthough hee were vnworthy &Lbr.Let she hing liye. k Asitis writ- ten in Deut.chap. a7. ES: &c, 1 Both to auoide fedition, and alfo to winne them by patience, b Thisdeclareth that the more meere that ty- deſtruction,the el: and then itno man Deltuer vs, wee will ore ctuell they ‘come out to thee. Bac 4 -€ Chencame the meflengers to Gi⸗ beah of Haul, and told thele tidings in the eares of the people: and all the people lift hp their voices and wept. j 5 And behold, Haul came following the | i cattell out of the field, and Haut fayd, ; Ahat atleth this people, that they weepe? E € God gauehim and they tolo pim che ridings of the men of the fpirie of Jabeth. ftrength &cous 6 hen the pirit of God «came spon rage to goe Haul, when he heard thele tidings, and hee againft this Was exceeding angry, tyrant. 7 And tooke a poke oforen, and hewed d Headdeth Sa- theminpicces, ano fent them thozowout mucl,becaufe All the coaftes of Alrael by the Dandes of Saul wasnoryet mellengers, faying , Ahoſoeuer commeth approucd ofall. not fogzth after Paul, andafter 4 Samuel, I.Samuel. difcomfited. Samielsvprightneffer fe hall bisorenbe ferned. And the feare of the Lozd fellon the people, and they came out + with one content. 8 And when he numbeed them in Bezek, the chtldzen of Iſrael were thpec hundzeth thouland men; and che men of Judah thirtp thouſand. 9 Chen e they ſaid vnto the meſſengers that came, Ho fay vnto the men of Jabem Gulead, Co mozrow by then the Sunne bee otc, ye Wall haue helpe. And the mefiengers caine and thewed it tothe men of Jabeſh, which were glad. i Io Therefore the men of Jabeſh faid, To mozow we will come outynto f you,and ye fhall Doz with vs all that pleateth pou. II An when the morrow was come, Haul put the people in thace bandes, and they came in bpon the bolte in the moning watch, and flew the Ammonites vntill the beate of cheDay : and they that remained, were ſcattered, fo that two of them were not lett together, : 12 Then the people laid vnto Samuel, s MAho ts hee that lard, ball Gaul reigne ouer vs? bing thoſe men that we may Hap them. people to Saul. 13 But Saul layd, There hall no man h By thewing a oe this Day:fo2 to Day the Loꝛd hath ſaued mercie hee Iſrael. thought to ouer-⸗ 14 @ Then fatd Samuel vnto the peo- tEbr.as one man, e Meaning, Saul and Samuel. € Thatis, tothe Ammonites,dif. fembling that they had hope, of aide, g By this viĝo- riethe Lord won the hearts of the come their ma- ple, Come, that wee may goe to Gilgal, and lice. renew the kingdome there. Is Bo ail the peopie went to Gilgal, and made Darl king there befoze the 102D in Gilgal : and there they offered i peace offe- rings before the LoD; and there Maul and all themen of Iſrael reioyced exceedingly. CHAP, XIL 1 Samuel declaring tothe people bis integrity, reproueth their ingratitude. 19 God by miracle caufeth the people to confeſſe their finne. 20 Sae muel exhorteth the people to follow the Lord, ` Amuel then ſaid buto all Jirael, Behold, Si baue *hearkenedD vuto pour votce in all that pe fayd vnto me and haue appointed a king ouer you. : 2 Mow therefoze behold, your king wals keth > bekore pou, and F am olde, and grap headed, and behold, my fonnes are with pou: and J bane walked befoze pou from my childhood vnto this Day. 3 Behold, kere J am: *beare record of Ecclus 46,19, mee befoze the Lord and before His Anoin⸗ ted. Ahoſe ore hate J taken? oz whole c God would afe baue J raken? o: whome haue J] Done thar this confef- wng to? o2 whome Yane F hurt? o2 of fion ſhould bea whole hand haue J recetued any bzibe, to paterne forall blind mine eyes therewith, and J will re- them that haue floze it you? f any charge or 4 Then they laid, Thou haſt done vs no ofice, wong, nozbalt hurt vs, neither hat thou | taken ought ofany mans hand. § Andhe fait vnto them, Che Lord ís witneſſe againſt pou, and bis 4 Anopntedis 0 : witnes this Day, that pe Daue found nought who is annointed in mine hands, And thep anhwered,Hee is. by the comman- witneffe, 433 dement of the » 6 Then Samuel faid vnto the people, It Lord. ' is the Lozd that. I made Moles and Maton, or, exalted. i Infigne of thankigiuing for the viorie, a I haue granted your petition, b To gouerne youin peace and varre. d Vour king ` Samuels exhortation. fOr, benefites, Gene.46.5,6, Exod 4l 6 e Fudg.4.2 e Captaineof Tabins hoft king j of Hazor. f That is, Sam- fon, ludg.13.25. Judges 1 1.T Chaos, 1. g Leasing God to fecke helpe of man.Chap.8.5. h Ye hall bee preferued as they that follow the Lords wil, i Meaning, the gouernours. k Inthat yee: haue fo: faken him, who hath a'l power in his _hand, for a mor- tall man, 3 Not onely at other times, but now chiefly. | m Hetheweth that there is no finne fo great, but it (hall bee forgiven, if the finner turne a- gaineto God, and that brought pour Fathers out of the land of Egypt. } 4 7_ ow therefore ſtand fill, that J map realon with pou before the Lord, according to ali theſ righteouſneſſe of the Lod, which he ſhewed to you and to pout fathers. 8 *After that Jaakob was come into Egypt, and pout fathers cryed vnto the Lo20,then the Lordtſent Moles and Aaron, which brought pour fathers out of Caypt, and made them Dwell in this place. 9 *And when they forgate the Lod their God, he lola them into the hand of Di fera captaine of the hofte of Hazoꝛ, and in- te the band of the Philiſtims, and tite the hand ofthe King of Moab, and they kought againiithem. IO Gnd they cried vnto the Lord, and fat, (die haue finned, becauſe we hane forſa⸗ ken the Lord, and hane ferucd Baalim and Ahtaroth. flow therefore deliver vs out of oy hands of our enemies, and we will (erue ee. It Therefor the Lord fent Jerubbaal, and /Bedan,and* Iphtah, and* Samuel, and Delivered you out of the hands of pour enemies on every fide, and pe dwelled fate. 12 sdotwithitanding, when pou law that Paba the king of the children of Ammon c ame againt poi,pe (aid vato me, g No, but a king thall reigne ouer vs: when yet the Lod pour God was your King. 13 Row therefore behold the king whom pe haue cholen, and whom pee haue deſtred: loe therefore, the Lod bath fet a king ouer pou, 14 Ikyee will feare the Lod, and ſerue him and beare bis voice, and not diſobey the word of the Lord,both pe, and the king that reigneth ouer you, Wall » fellow the Lod your God. 15 But tfypewill not obey the noice of the Lord, but dtlobey the Lozds mouth, then fhall the hand of the Lod be vpon pou, and on pour! fathers. i : 16 Now alfo tand q fee this great thing, which the Lord will doe before your epes. 17 Fsitnot now wheat harueſt? 3 will call onto the Lod, and de hal (end thunver and raine, that pe may perceiue and ſee, how that your wickedneſſe is great, which pee baue Done in the fight ofthe Lozd, tn alking pou a king. : 18 Chen Samuel called vnto the Loz, and the Lod fent thunder and. raine the fame Day: and all the people feared the Loo and Hamuelerceedinaly. — j Ig Andall the people ſaid vnto Damue., Pray fez thp ſeruants unto the Lod thp Eod, that wee die not: fo: we paue finned in afking ns a king,befine | allourother finnes. 20 @ And Samuel faid vnto the people, Feare not: (yee haue in deede Done all this wickedneſſe, ™ pet depart not from foliow- ing the Lod, but ferne the Lod with all yout heart, 21 either turne yee Dacke: foz that fhouldbe after vaine things , which cannot poke perh no? Deltucr pou, foz they are but panitie. f SEN 22. Fo the Loꝛd will nos forlake pis peo· Chap. xiij. Sauls prefumption. 112 ple for his great names Cake; becaufe it hath pleated the Logd to make pou" bis people, n Ofhis free 23 Mozeouer God forbw, that JIould mercie, and noe finne againt the Load, and ceale praying of yourmerits, for pou, but J will thew pauthe good and and therefore he tight way. will not forſake 24 Gierefore feare pou the Loyd, and you, ferne him in the truth with allyour °hearts, o Vnfainedly, and confiner how great things be baty Done and without hy- fozyou, 4 pocrifie. 25 But ifpec Doe wickedly, pee Hall pg- rif} both pee and your king. CHAP, XIII. 3 The Philiffims are (mitten of Saul and Toa nathan, 13 Saul being difobedient to Gods com- mandements,ic [hemed of Samuel that hee [ball not rezigne, 19 The great ſlauerie wherein the Philse flims kept the Ifraclites. gan now hadbeene kinga one yeere, and a Whilethefe he reiguen> two peres ouer Iſrael. things were | 2. Chen Haul chole him three thoufand dene, of Fltaet ; and two thouſand were with b Beforehee Haul in Michmaſh, and in mount Beth-el, tooke vpon hire and a thoufand were with Jonathan in Gt che ſtate ofa beah of Beniamin: andthe reſt ofthe pro- king, ple he ſent euery one to bis tent, j 3_ And Jonathan (mote the garriſon of the Philiſtims,that was in the < pills and it c Of Kiriath-ie. caine to the Philiſtims cares; and Gaul arim where the blew thed trumpet thozowout all the land, Arke was,Chap, faping,Weare,D pe Ebrewes. 10, 5. 4 And ail Iſrael heard fay, Saul hath d Thar euery deſtroyed a garriſon of the Philiſtims: one fhouldpree wherefore Iſrael was had in abomination pare chemfelues: with the Philiſtims: and the people gathe> to warre ’ ren together after Saulto Gilgal, C The Philiſtims allo gathered them» felues together to fight with Iſrael, thirtie thouland chavets, and fire thouland horſe⸗ men: forthe people was like the land which isby the ſea fiwe in multitude, and came vp a atea in Michmaſh Cattward from eBethauen. e Which was al- 6 And when the men of Iſrael faw that fo called — they were in a ſtrait (tor the people were indi- inthe tribe of Arefe) the people hid themfelues in caues Beniamin: and in holds,andin sockes, andintowers, - i and in pits. 7 And ſome of the Chrewes went oner | Jorden onto the land off Gad and Gilead, ¢yyhereche and Haul was pet in Gilgal,and al the peo- two tribesamd: ple foz teare followed him. a “ Whehalferemnta 8 And be tarried ſeuen dayes, according ned, vnto the time that Samuel Yad appointed: but Hamuel came not to Gilgal, therefore the people weree (tattered from him. 9 AndDaullaw, Binga burnt ofe- ring to meand peace oſterings:and be ofe: red a burnt offering, Io Andailoone as hee had made an ende of offering the burnt offering, bebold, Da» muel came: and Daul went foorth to meete him, to +falute bim Ir. And Samuel ſaid, CAhat hak thou Done? then Haullard, Wecaule g faw that the people was h icattred fromme, and that thou cameſt not within thedayes appointed, and that- the Philiſtims gathered them: felues together ro Michmaſ, _ God, they tura- 12 Therefore fain J, Che Philifttims nedto his dea- will come Bowne now vpon meg aie ftrugion, . = g Thinking thae: the abfence of the Prophet was: — a figne,that they + fhould lofe the ~ vidorie, tEbr.bleffe hiss- h Though thefe : caules feeme fufa- ficient in mans iudgement „yet = becanfe they had ¢ not the word of- Saulis refufed. “Ifrael is oppreffed. and Jhaue not made {upplication vnto the Lod, J was bold therefore, and offered a burnt offering. 13 And Samuel fain to Saul, Chou hak — Done fooliſhly: thou bat not kept the com- i Whowilled mandement of the Lord thp i@on, which theetoobeyhim hecommanded thee: foz the Lord had now andrefivpon the ffablihen thp kingdome vpan Blracl foz ¢= words {poken by er, his Prophet. 134 But now thy kingdome Mall not com k ThatisDauid, tinue: the Lord hath fought bima * man at⸗ ter hisowne heart, ana the Lord hath com: manded him tobee gouernour ouer Hts pro- ple, becaule thou bat net kept that which the Lozd had commanded thee. A Ig (And Samuzl arok,and gate him bp from Gilgal in! Gibeah of Bentamin: and Haul numbed the people that were found mith him, about tire pundzeth men, 16 And Baul and Jonathan his fonne, and the people that were found with them, had theirabtaing in Grbeah of Beniamin: but the Phieliſtims pitched in Michmaſh. 17 And there came out of the botte oF the f] Or, the detroy. Ghiliſtims || theee bandes to deſtroy, one er:towst, the Band turned vitothe way of Ophꝛah vnto the land of Spuat, 1 And went to Bis city Ramah, Captaine came out with three 18 And another band turned toward the bands, way to Beth-horon, and the = third band m Sothatto turned tomard the wap ofthe coalt thatioo- mansiudgement Keth toward the valley of Sebotm, toward thefethree ar- the wildernefie. ; ; mies would baue 19 Chenwasthere no ſmith found tho- auertunnethe towoutali the land of Iſrael: for the Phi- whole countrey, liltims fain, Lett the Cbrewes make them fwo2ds02 ſpeares ; 20 Wiherefore all the Iſraelites went Downe to the Philiſtims, to Harpen euery man bis hare, his mattocke,and his are,and Dis weeding Hooke, 21 Det they had afle forthe Hares and foz the mattocks,and fo: the pitchforzks,and foz the aves ann foz to Harpen the goads. 22 Bo when the day of battel was come, n Todeclare there was netther= {word noz fpeare found that the victory inthe bands ofany of the people that were onelycameof with Saul and with Jonathan: but onely God,andnotby with aul and Jonathan his tonne was their force, there found. 3 i : 23 And the garrifon of the Philiſtims caine out to thepaflage af ichma. CHAP. XIIIL 14 Ionathan and his armeur bearer put the Philiftims to flight. 24 Saul bindeth the people by an oath,not to eat tilleuening. 32 The people eate with the blood. 38 Saul would put Ionathan to death. 45 The people deliver him. To ota Day Jonathan the fonne of a Haullatd onto the pong man that bare a Bythisexam- His armonr, Come, and let bs goe ouer ta- pleGod would ward the Philiſtims garrifon, that is yon- declare to Ifrael Der onthe other fide, but hee told not his fa- thatthe vidory ther: i z mony did notconfiftin 2 And Haul tarted in the border of Gi- multitudeor ar- beah vnder a pomegranate tree, which was ‘mour,butone- in igron, andthe people that were with fycameofhis him, were about fire hundzeth men. grace. 3 And Ahiah thelonne of Ahitub, * Ji- Chap, 4.24, chabous brother, the fonne of Phinehãs, the ſonne of Git, wasthe Loꝛds Job, and ware an Cphod: and the people fSamiiel. niet in Shi- Iſt knew not that Jonathan was gone. 4 @ ow in the way wherby Jonathan Tonathanandhisinan. - fought to goe ouer to the Philiſtims garri- fon, there was al] ſharpe rocke on the one fide,and a Harpe rocke on the other fide: the name ofthe one was called Bozez, and the name of the other Dench. 5 he one rocke ſtretched from the Moth toward Michmaſh, and the other was from the South toward Gibeah. -— 6 And Jonathan laid tothe pong man that beare bts armour, Come, and let vs goe puer ynta the garrilon of theſe yneircum:- cifeD: it may bee that the Lord wil wozke with bs : foz (tis || nat hard to theo: * to faue with many.o2 with few. i 7 And he that bare bis armour, faid vn⸗ tobim, Doe all that tsin thine Heart: goe where it plealeth thee : behold, «J am with theeas thine beart deſireth. 8 Then laid Jonathan, Behold, we goe ouet vnto Chole men, and wi ſhew our (elues vnto chem. 9 Akthey lay on this wiletovs, Tarie vntill we come to you then we wil Cand {til in our place,and not goe pp to them. Io But tf they fay, Come vp ynto vs, then we will goebp : for * the LoD hath De- liuered them into our hand : and this ſhalbe a ligne vnto vs, II Do they both ſhewed themlelues vn- tothe garrilon of the Philiſtims: and the Pbtlittims fain, Hee, the Ebꝛewes come He ofthe < holes wherin they bad hin them elues. 12 And the men of the garrtfon anſwe⸗ red Jonathan and his armour bearer, and faid, Come vp tots: for wee will Hew you athing. Then Jonathan (aid vnto his ar» mour bearer, Come vp after mee: fo2 the ToD bath Delivered them into the hand of rael. 13 So Jonathan went Hp spon f his hands and bpon his feete, and hts armour bearer after him: and fome fell befoze Jona- an and bis armour bearer flew others af» er him. 14 Sothe s firkMaughter which Jona- than and bis armour bearer made, was a- bout twentie men, as tt were wirhin halfe an acre of land which two oxen plowe. _ I5 And there was a feave in the hoff, and in the fein, and among all the people: the garriſon alfe, and thep that went out to tpoyle, were afratde themelues: and the earth i trembled; fo? tt was ftriken with fearg y ov, : 16 (Then the watchmen of Haulin Gi- beah of Beniamin fato: and behold, the mul- titude was Dilcomfted, and finitten as they went. 17 Cherefore faid Daul vnto the people that were with him, Search now and tee, who is wone fram vs. And when thep had numbed, behold, Jonathan and bis armour bearer were not there. A 18 4nd Haul faid vnto Ahtah, Bing bither the Arke ef God (foz the Arke of Hod was at that time with the childzenof trael.) EN 19 CAnd while Haul talked vnto p net, HOr like atooth. b Towit,the ` -Phiffims, llOr, none can let the Lord, 2. (hron, 14. 1 I. c Iwill follow thee whitherfoe< uer theu goeft, d This hefpake by the fpiritof prophefie, foraf- much as hereby God gauc him affurance of the victory. 1, Adaces4 30: e Thusthey {pake contemp- tuoufly and by derifion, f That is,hee crept vp,or went vp with all hafte, g The fecond was when they flew one ano- ther, and the third when the Iftaelites cha- fedthem, h In that the ins fenfible creatures tremble for feare ofGodsiudge- _ ment,it declareth how terrible his vengeance halk be againft his enemies. i Letthe Ephod alone:for I baue no leafure now to askecounfell of God,Numb. 27.21. Tadz.7.21,22. 2, chro#.20,23- k Though be- fote for feare of the Philifiims they declared themfelues as 2- nemiesto their brethren, 1 Such was his hypocrifie and parrogancie,that he thought to at- tribute to his po- lieic that which God had giuen bythehand of Ionathan. IEbr. bread. m Thatis,the punifhment, if they brake their oath, n Which were dimmnc before for wearineffe and hunger, Or, wearie. o By making this cruell law. l Lenit.7.2 6. and 19.26. Geut.12.16. p That the blood of the beafisthat fhalbe flaine, may be:prefied Out vpon its the noile that was in the hol of the Phi⸗ liſtims, (pean further aboan rann increa· fed; therefore Gaul iain vnto the Peick, i (Aithdraw thine band. f 20 And Gail was aſſembled with al the people that were with him, and thep came to the battelli; and bebold, * every mans ſwoid was agatnit dis fellow, and there was a berpareat ot{cemfiture. 21 Moꝛeouer, the Chrewes that were with the Philiſtims befo time, and were come with them tntoall parts of tie hatte, cuen they allo turned to bee with the «IG oe that were with Haul and Jona- an, X 22 Alo the men of Flracl which had hid themſelues in mount Ephraim, when they heard that the Philitims were fled, they followed after them in the batteli. 23 And fo the Lon faued Iſrael that Day: and the battell continued to Beth auen. 24 C And at that time the men of Ilrael were peſſed with hunger : fox Baul char- ged thepeople with anothe , taping, ! Cur- {ed bee the man that eateth + foode till night, that J may be auenged of mine eite- mies; ſo none ofthe people talted any ſuſte⸗ nance. 25 And all they of the Tande came to a wood, where hony lay bpon the ground. 26 AnD the people came tnto the wood, and behold, the bony mopped, tno man mo- ued his hande topig mouth ; foz the propie feared them othe. : 27 But Jonathan heard not when his fa- ther charged the people with the oth: where- foze he put fozth the end of the rod, that was in His hande, and dipt tt in an hony combe, and put bts hand to his mouth,and bis "gies recetued fight. 28 Then anlweredone ofthe people, and faid, Thy father made the people to ſweare· faying,, Curd bee the man that eateth —— this day: and the people were aint. 29 Then laid Jonathan, My father hath otroubled the land: (te now bow mine epes are mane cleate, becaule J paue talked a litle of this hony: ; 30 ow much moze, ifthe people had eaten to Day ofthe tpoyle of their enemies which they tound? foz had there not bene now a greater Laughter among the Phi⸗ liſtims? fed oe 31 € And they moite the Philiſtims that Day, from Michmaſh to tialon, © the pro- pie were crcecding taint: 3 32 Hothe peapie turned te the ſpoile, and fooke ſheepe, and eren.and calues, and few them on the ground, and the people Did eate them * with the bloon, = 33 Then men told Saul, faying, Behold, the peopie finne againt the Lome, in that they eate with the blood. Ande ſayd. Pe baue trefpafted: r ronie agreat fone vñto me this Day. i 34 Againe Haul fain, Go abzoad among the people,and bid them being me euery man His oren,and euery man his ſheepe, and flay them here, and eate, and ſinne not againſt the Loud in eating with the blood. And the Chap.xiijj. people brought euery man bis ore in bis hand that night,and flew them there. 35 Shen Gaul made an Altar vnto the 1L020,and that || was the Grit Altar that hee mane Dnto the Loyd. : 36 ¶ And Baul (aide, Let vs got Downe after the Philiſtims by night, and ſyoyle them vntill themezning hine,and let vs not leaue a man ofthem, And they fain, Doe whatloeuer thou thinkelt belt. Chen fais or — DS adraw neere hither vnto 37 So Daul alked of God, faying, Shall J goe Downe after the Philiſtinis? wilt thou Deliner them into the hangs of girarci? Wut be antwered himnot at that time, 38 ¶ And Saulſaid, * Ali pee t chiefe of the people, come pee hither, and know, and, fee by whome this finne is Done this Day. 39 Foꝛ as the Loz lineth, which faueth Iſrael, though it bee done by Jonathan my The people ſaueth him. xT orfthat ſtone began he to build an altars q ToasKe couns fellof him. Tadg.20.2. cbrcorners. fonne,be yall Die the Death. But none ofall the people anlwered htm. 40 Chen he fam vnto ail Iſrael, Be pee on one lide, and J and Jonathan ay ſoune wiil be ou the other fide. Aud the people fain bate Haul, Doe what thou thinkelt vet. 4I Then Saul fait vnto the Lod Gov of Iſrael, Giue" a perfect lot. And Jona- than ane Haul were taken, but the people elcaped. 42 And Saul faid Caf lor betweene me ana Jonathan my ſonne And Jonathan was taken, : 43 Then Saul ſaid to Jonathan, Tell mee what thou batt Done. And Jonathan tolde him and ſaid, Itaſted a little honie with the ende of the rod, that wasin mine hand, and loe,J mutt die. 44 Againe Saul anfwered, God doe fa and pane alfo vnleſſe thou dic the Death, Jo⸗ nathan. f 45 And the people faid vnto Saul *Shal Jonathan die, who hath (o mightily deliue- red Iſrael? God forbid. As the Loz liueth, there hail notene haire of his head fail ta theground: for behato wrought with Gon this Day. Do the people Deltucrea Jonathan that he died not. 46 Then Daul came vp from the Phili⸗ tims : and the Hhiliſtims went to their owne place. - 47 CHo Daul Held the kingdome ouer Jitael, and fought againt all His enemies on chery ſide, againſt Moab, and againtt the childzen of Anmon. and againſt Edom and againſt the Rings of 30bab, and againſt the Philiſtims: and whitherloeuer he went, he i handled themas wicked men. 48 He gathered alſo an bofte, and finote tQAinalek, and deliuered Iſrael out of the hands of them that ſpoyled them. 49 sow the onnes of Mani were Jonas than, sand Iſhui, and Malchiſhua: andthe 3 names ofhis two daughters, the elder was E and the younger was named xMichal. <0 And the name of Sauls wife was q- hinoam the Daughter of Ahimaaz: and the name of bis chiefecaptaine was y Abner the fonne of fer Sauls vncle. P sl And r Caufe the lot to falon bim that hath bro- kenthecath: — buthedothnot confider his pré= ` ~ fumption in commanding the fame oath. f Thepeople thoughtit their duerieto refcue him, who ofig- norance had but broken a rath law, and by whom they had recciucd fo great a benefite, \|Or, overcame them, t Asthe Lord. had conimanded © Deut.25.17. u Calledalfo A< binadab Chap. 1,2. x Which was the wife of Da- uid, Chap.18.29, y Whom Ieab - the captaine of Danid flew, 2. dam. 3:27 6 —— — dhe Amalekites {mitten. Agag fpared. I. Samuel. z As Samuelhad forwarned, Chap.8, 11, 2 >? Chap.9.18 a Becaufe hee hath preferred thee to this hoe nour,thou art bound to obey bim, — Exod. 17. 14. #umb,24.20. b That this - might be an ex- ample of Gods vengeance a- Zainſt chem that deale cruelly with his people. (lOr, kzew their aumber by the lambes which - they brought, UOr. fought inthe walleye c Which were the pofteritie of Tethro Mofes father in law. d For Iethro came to viſite them,and gaue them good coun- fell, Exod, 18.19, @ God inhise- ternal] counfell neuer changeth nor repenteth as verfe 29. though | hefeemethto vs | torepenct, when any thing goeth contrarie to his temporall cle- ction. f This is thena- ture of hypo- crites,to beim- pulent againft {~ thetrueth, to condemne o- thers,andinitific themfelugs. 51 And Rih was Hauls father: and Mer the father of Abner was the tonne of Abiel, §2 And there was loze warre agaiuſt the yutitiing all the Dayes of Haul: z whom- gucr Baul fawe to bee a ſtrong man, ant meete for the warre, he tooke him vnto hun, CHAP XV. 3 Saulis commanded to flay Amalek. 9 Hee Baret l Agag and the bef things. 19 Samuel re- proweth him, 28 Saulis reiected ofthe Lord, and his kingdome giuento another. 33 Samuel hew- eth Agag in pieces. Aree Hammel fayde buts Haut Mt Che Lod fent mee co annoyut thee, King ouer his people, ouer Iſrael: now P u the voice of the words of the 020, 2 Thus faith the Lord of holes, Ji re- member what Amalek did to Iſrael,* how they lain waite foz them in the may, as they came vp from Egypt. ; 3 f2ow theretore goe, and finite Amalek, AUD deſtroy pee all that perteineth vnto them, and hane no compaſſion on then, but > flay both man and woman, both fant and fuckling, both ove, and ſheebe, both camell ann afe. ¶ And Gant aſſembled the prople,and ‘| nimb2ed them in Celatin, tiwo bunden thaufand footmen, and ten thoufand men of Judah. ee § AndSaulcame te acitte of Amalek, and || fet watch at the riuer. ; And Daul fata vnto the * Kenites, Goe,Depart,and get yeu Downe from among the Amalckites, leak J Beltrop you with them : foz yee ſhewed 4 mercie to all the chil- Dzen of Iſracl, when thep came vp from Cs gypt:and the Kenites Departed from among the Amalekttes, ; 7 #HoSaulfinote the Amalekites from Hauilah as thoucommciktse hur, that ts before Cayppt, : 8 And tooke Agag the King of the A⸗ malekites alive, and Deltroped all the people with the edge of the fwod. 9 But Saul andthe people {pared A> gag and the better Heepe, and the oren, and the fat beattes, and the lambes. and all that Was good, aud they would not Delroy them: but cuery thing that was vile and nought worth, that thep deſtroyed. 10 @ Then came the wow of the Loz pnta Samuel laying, Il It erepenteth mee that J baue made Haiilkiure: forheetsturned from me, and hath uot performed my Commandements. ant Samuel was moued, and cried vnto the Low all night. 12 And when Samuel arole early to meete Maul in the moning, one tolde Da- muel, faying, Paul ts gone to Carmel ; and beholde, dee hath made him there a place, from whence hee returned, and Departed, and is gone Downe io Gilgal. 13 € Cher Hamuelcame to Haul, and Saul {aid vnto him, Bleſſed bee thouof the Low, J baue Efer the £ Commawnde- meni of the Lord. 14 But Hamuel ſaid, hat meaneth then che bleating of the tyrepe in mine cares, and thetowing sftye eren which IJ beare? Ig And Gaul antweredD, Chey baue brought them tram th: Amalekites ; fog the people {pared the beit of the fheepe, and ofthe Dren, to tacrifice them into the Lom thy God, and tie remnant haue wee Dettroped. j 16 Againe Samuel aid to Saul, Let me tell thee what the Lord bath {rid to me this night. And be laid vnto him, Day on. 17 Chen Samuel fain, Then thou watt glitter thine owne fight, wat thou not made the head ofthe tribes of Iſxael? foz the Lord anoynted thee Ring oucr Iſrael. 18 And the Logo lent thecon a tourney, and lain, Soe, and deſtroy thole ſinners the Ainatekites, and ight again them, vntill thou deſtroy them. Ig Now wherefore halk thou not obeped the voice of the Lod, bur hatt turned to the pray, and halt Done wickedlp in the tight of the Loo? 20 And Haul faia to Samuel, Vea, J bhane obeped the voice of the Loo, ana baue corte the way which the Lord fent me, and haue brought Agag the Kine of Ama- lek,and haue Deitroped the Amalekites. 21 But the people tooke of the ſpoyle, fyeepe toren, and che chiekelt ofthe things which Moula hane beene deſtroyed, to offer vnto the Lod thy God in Gilgal. 22 And Samuel taiv, Wath the Lord as great pleaſure tn burnt offerings and facris fices, as when the voice of the 1020 ts o⸗ beyed ? behold, * to obey ts better then fa- crifice , and to hearken is beter then the fat of rammes. YN 23 Fo irebellion is as the finne of witch: craft, and tranſgreſſion ts wicded neſſe and idolatrie. Becauſe thou hak cat away the word ot the Lord, therefore hee hath cata- way thee froni being King. 24. Then Saul (aid vnto Samuel, FT Hane finned: for J pane tranſgreſſed the comman- Dement ofthe Lord, and thy words, becaule 3| feared the people, and obeyed their voice, 25 Now therefore, J pray thee, take a- way myk finne,and turne again with mee, that J may worhty the Lod. 26 But Samuel laid ynte Haul, F will not returne with thee: forthou hat cat as way the word of the Lod, and the Lord hath caſt away thee, that thou Halt not bee Ging ouer Jirael, À 27 And as Samuel turned himſelle to goc away, he caught the lap of hts coat, anu it rent. 28 Then Damnel fain vnto him, The Lod bath rent the kmgdome of Iſrael from thee this Bay, Ehath giuen itta thy neigh bour that ts better thenthou. 29 Foꝛ in deede the rength of Iſrael will not lie nor repent : foz beets notaiman that he ſhould repent. 30 Then be fato, J hane finned: but ho- nour mee, J paythee, before the elders of g Meaning of bafe condition, as Chap,9.25 h He ftandeth moft impudently in his owne de- fencebotha= ` gainft God and his ownecon- ſcience. Eccles.4.47. hofe 6.6,7. matth. 9.136 and 12.7. i God hateth no. thing more then the difobedience _ of hiscomman- dement,thouch the intent ſee me neuer fo good to man, k This wasnot truc repentance bur diffimulati- on, fearing the loffe of his king. dome. Saul rebuked for his difobedience. * That is, to Dauid. m Meaning) God,who mains tainethand pre, ferceth his, my people, and before Iſrael, and turaga: ~ wain: with mee, that J mapy wozſhip the LndthpGoo, 31 Co 4 ` 7, Agag flaineby Samuel. 31 Ho Samuel turned againe,and fols Towed Saul; ¢ Haul woziepped the Lov. 32 Then lays Darmuel, Bring yee hither tomee Agag the king of the Amalekites; — and Agag came vnto him |i pleafantly,and fOr,ixbonds. Agag latu, Truely the = bitternefie of neath n Hee ſeſpected ig patied. nothing leffethE 33 Qud Hamuel fain, As thy fwo: hath death ,orasfome made women chlidlelic , fo pail thy mother write, hepaffed he childleſſe among other women. And Has notfordeah. muel hewed Agag in pieces before the Lod Exod. 17.18. tn Gilgal. num. 14.45. 34. (Ho Samuel departed to o Ramah, o Wherehis and Saul went vp to bis boule to Gibeah of houfe was. Haul. p ThoughSaul 35 Gnd Samuel came no moze to r ſee came where Sa- Qaulbnttilthe Dapof his death: but Da- muel was, Chap, muel mourned foz Gaul, and the Lod are- 359.22, peted that he made Gaul king ouer Iſrael, g As verle rs. CHAP. XVI. b Thatis,to _mighcbe done i Samuelis reprooucd of God & is fent to an- yt Dauid, 7 God regardeth the heart, 13 The [hirit of the Lord commeth upon Dawid : 14 The wicked fpirst is fent vpon Saul, 19 Saul fen- deth for Danid. pe T ide Loyd then fain vnto Samuel, Wow a Signifying long wilt thou mourne for Daul, * fee» thatwecought ing J] baue catt him away fromrcigning o- not to hew our ter Jftael? fill thine horne with ople, come, felues more piti- J| will fend thee to Iihai the Berhlehemiter fullthen God, faz Jhaue pzoutded mee a Bing among dis forto lament lonnes. themwhomhe 2 And Samuel fatd, ow cat F go? foz cafteth out, ifSaul ſhall heare it, be will killme. Chen XEbr. in thine the Lom anfwered, Cake an heifer t with nd. — fay, J] am come è to Doe facrificcto e Loz. 3 And call Iſhai to the facrifice, and J will fhew thee what theu Malt doe aud thou halt anoint vnto mee him whome 3 name though the Arke vnto thee, wasnot there, A So Samuel did that the Lo: bave him,and came to Bethlehem, Ethe Elders of the towne were? aflonted at his comtug, fomegrieucus and fad, Commeſt thou peaceabip? Crimchadbeene — § AnD je anfwered, Dea; F am come ta commited, be- Doe lacrifice vnto the Lord: fanctilie pour caule the Pro felues , and come with mee te the lacritice. phetwasnor AnD he fanctificd Phat and his (onnes, and wontto come called tiem to the faccifice. thither, Aud when they were come,jee looked d Thinking that on Eliab, and fayd, Surely the Lods 4 an- Eliabhadbeene pintet is before bun. appointed of 7 But the Low ſayd vnto Samuel, Godto be made Looke not on his countenance, nozon thg King. height of bts Tature, becaute J bane refu- fed him : foz God fecth not ag man ſceth: foz man looketh on the outward appearance, but the Lord beholdeth the * heart. 8 Then hat cailed Abinadab ,¢ made bim come before SZamuel. And yee layr, Neithet hath the Lord chofen this, 9 Then Jhai made Shammah come, tics he fain, Neithet pet hath the Lod cho- en hin. 10 Againe Phat made bis ſeuen fonnes to coe before Hamuel, ¢ Samuel faid vnto -ebai The Loz hath choſen none of thele. “ir Finally, Samuel (td vnto ibai YEbr avethe +Are there no moze childzen butthele? And shildvenended’ he ſaid, Chere vemaineth peta litte one bg- makea peace of- fering, which e Fearing, left ‘y.Chron.28, 9. jere.tt.20 and 17. 10. avd 20, 12. pfal 7.10. Chap. xvj-xvijs binde that keepeth the heepe. Thin Ha muci RD onto Jat, * Hend and fet him: w we mill not fit dovne all he be come hi⸗ ber, 12 And he ſent and brought him in: anv hee was ruddie, and ofa good countenance, and comely vilage.And the Lord ſaid, Aril and anotnt pim, fo? this ts bee. i 13 Then Samuel tooke the horne ofoile, and anointed him inthe middes of Hts, bres then. And the *(pirit of the Le: || Came ppan Dauit, from that Day forward + then Damuel rofe vp,and went to Ramah. 14 @ But the lpirit of the Lord Tepat: ted trom Haul, andan «enill {pirit fent of thye Loz perea bim, ~- Iş And Sauls ſeruants ſaid vnto bin, webol now, the euill {piritof God vereth ee. “16 Let our [020 therefore commaund thy feruants,that are befoze thee, to fecke a man, that is a cunning player vpon the Harpe: that when the eutllipirit of God commeth vpon thee, bee may play with his hand, and thou mayett be eaſed. ; 17 Baul then faid vnto hts feruants, Ozoutde mee a man, J pray you, that can play well,and bꝛing bim tome. 18 Then antwered one of his (eruants, and ſayd, Behold, J haue (ene a‘ fonse of Phat, a Bethlehemute, that can play, and ts itrong, valiant, ana amanof warre , and wilein matters, andacomelp peron, and the L020 ts with him. 19 @ CUherefore Haul (ent meffengers brio Fihat, and fapt, Send mec Dauid thp fonne, which is with the Heepe. ae 20 And Jhai tooke an afie. laden with Drean, anda flagon of wine, and akid, and fent them bythe yand of Danin bts fonne vnto Saul 21 Zud Daui came to Saul, and l food befoze him: and he loued htm very well, and pe was his armour bearer. 22 And Haul ſent ro Iſhai, laying, Let Dauid now remaine with mer: foz hee hath foundtaiourininpfight, -——— 23 And © when cheeuill ſpirit of God tame upon Gaul, Dad tooke an harpe and viaped with his hand, and Daul was s refreſhed, and was ealed: foz the cutll fpi- vit Beparted from him, CHAP. XVII. 1 The Phikftims make warre againft I(rael, 10 Golizth defieth Ifrael. 17 Dausdis [ent to his brethren. 34 The ftrength and boldnes of Danid. 47 The Lord faueth no: by {word nor ſpeare. 50 Dawid killeth Goliath, andthe PhilsStims flee. Dw the HPhiliſtims gathered their ars mies tobatteil, and came together to Ahschoh, which isin Judah, aud pitched bettweene Dbhochoh and Azekah, |i the coati of Dammim. 2 And Daul, and the men of Jfrael al- feinbled,and pitched inthe valley lof Elah, and put chemfelues tn battell atay ro meete the Philtſtims. 3 And the Philiſtims tood ona moun taine on theone lide, and Iſrael toot ona mountaine onthe other ſide: ſo a valley was betweene them, A CThen Dauidisanointed. 114 — 2.5am.7.8.pfal, 78.71 ,and 89.28 AGF. 46 and 13.22. lOr profpered. ¢ The wicked fpitits are at Gods commandement to execute his will againft the wicked. f Though Dauid was now anoin= ted king by the Prophet,yet Ged would exercife him in fundry forts before he had the vie of his kingdome. 07, ferued hint, g God would that Saul fhould receiue this bene fit as at Dauids hand,thathis cons demnatiorn might be the more eui- dent for bis cruell bate toward bim, fOr in Epheſ- ; dammim. Or, of the okes Goliath defieth Ifrael. I. Samuel. . ThefaithofDauid. © 4, EC Ahencameaman betweene then 23 And ashe talken with them, beholde. a Betweencthe bath out ot the tentsot the Philituus,na» the man chat was betweene the two * two campes, med Goliath of Gath:his height was lire cus came vp, ( whole name was Goliath p ane i bites and an Hand beeadth, liltim of Gath out of the armie of the lobi- |Or,v2Heys, And had an helmet of brake vpon his liſtims, aun (pake fuch words , and Danid f As cre aboue lOr coat of plate. Head anda | brigandine bpon dini: andthe Heard theni. rehearfed, verfe weight of his bagandine was flue thoutand 24 And all the menof Iſrael, when they 8.9. b Thatis 156, > {hekels of batie. 3 fato the man,ranaway froni bun, and were lib.g.ounces af- © And he had! booterofbraflepponbis lore atrain. ter halfe an legg, anda miedu ofhale vpon pis Woule 25 Foꝛ euery manof Iſrael fayd, Saw ouncethethe- Derg. ; ; pee not this man that commety bp? euen ta kel: and 600. 7 Gnd the thaftof his ſpeare wastikea reuile Iſrael is he come vp: and to him that fhekels weight Weauers beame; and his ſpeare bead weyed killeth him will the king gtue great riches, amountcth to fie hundeeth ſhekels ot yon; antone beas andwilgtuehin bis * Daughter, vea, and Fofh. 15.16, 18 lib.3.quat- ringa ſhield went before bim. make bis fathers Houle s free in Iſrael. g From taxes ters, 8 And he ſtood and cryed againſt hehe 26 A Chen Danin fpaketo the menthat and paiments, [Or,greaues. of Flracl,and layd vuto them, (iby are yee Mood with bim, and fayd. bat fhaibe done come to fet your battell in aray? am not J tothe man that killeth this Phuuiſtim, and a Philiſtim, you ſeruants to Saul? chnie taketh away the h pame from Flrael? foz h This difhonor — pou aman tug pou, andlethintcometewne Who is this yncircumciled Philuntim,; that chache doeth co | to me. i he lhould reuile che hote of tye lining Goo? Irach ; 9 3f he beable to fight with meand+kil 27 And the people antwered him after Ebr. ſmite me. me then wul we be pour ſeruants: butif J -this manner, laying , Thus hail tebe Done ; ouertome him, and ktllhim,then ali yee be tothe man that kilſeth Him, our feruants, and ſerue vs, 28 And Eliab his elvet bother heard 10 Allo the Philiſtims ſayd, J deficthe when he ſpake vnto the men,and Cliad was hotte of Mlraclthis day: giue me amanthat very angry with Danin, and fayo, aby cas Or bend we may fight || together. mett thou Downe hither ? and with whome [lOr hand to Il When Baul and all Ilrael heard thoſe Halt thou left thoſe few theepe inthe wildere hand, words of the hill, they were Difcoura> nelle? J know chy prive and the malice of Sev, and greatly afram. thine heart, that thou art come Downe to teg 12 (ow this Danidwasthe*fonne of the battell. Chap.16.1. an Eppzathice of Weth-lehemJuvah, naz _ 29 Chen Danin fai, that haue J now med Nhat, which bad eight fonnes : and Donevistherenotaicaulee: iFor his fathers llOr he was coun- |! this man twas taken foz an olde maninthe 30 And hee departed from him into the fendina wasa inf tedammong them DAVES of Daul, zelence ofanother, and {pake of the fame occafion.andalfo that bare office, , 13, ANU the theee elet fonnes of What maner, andthe people antweren him accor he felt himfelfe went aud followed Gaul tothebattel: and Ding to the former words. inwardly moued tye namesok his thaectonnes that wentta 31 A And they chat Heard the wozdes by Godsfpirit battell, were Eliab the Eldeſt, ano the nert which Dauid ſpake, rehearſed thembefoze pr Abinadab and the third Qhammah. Haul which cauled him tobe brought. 14 Go Dauid was theleatt; andthethece 32 Go Danid faid to Saul Let womans eldcit went after Saul. heart faile him, becaule of him: thy leruant Is Danidallocwent, but Hee returned will goe, and fight with this Philiſtim. @ Toferue Saul, from Gaul to keede his fathers eepe in 33 And Saullal to Dauta, Chou art » s aschap.16,19, ‘Weth-lebem. 4646. ; not * abieto goe againtt this Philttinto < eresaan -, 16 Ana the Phililtim drew neere inthe fight wich him: fo2thouarta boy, and dee is —— — s moning and evening, and continuen fortie aman of warre from his youth. deli > Je e infie Dayes. hire 34 And Dauid anfwered vnto Saul, Thy Seo Saul.» _ 17 And Ihaifain vnto Dau his tonne, ſeruant Kept histathers heepe , and there aA bie! d Though hai a @akenow fo thy brethren an Ephah of camealyon,andlikewile a beare,andtooke + Daud bythe meantonething, this parched cone, anv thel ten cakes, and atheepeoutofthe flocke. | — yetGodsprout- runne tothe potte to thy brethren. 35 And J went out after him and ſmote 2S aat ie = dence directed 18 Allo carie thefetentrety checles onto bim, €tooke tt our of bis mouth: and when — of Gods Dauidto ano- the captaine, and looke Dow thybrethren be arofeagainit mee, J caught him by the do Ae nothing ther end, fare, and receine their e pleage. beard, and ſmote hint,and flew bim, oubteth fo- e Ifrheyhaue ` 10 (Then Daulandthey,andalthemen 36 Sao thy lernante flew both the lyon,and PERE, chis h laid any thingto of Iſxael were tn the valley of Elab fighting thebeare:therfozethisuncircumet(ea Phi · 1055 fecing he gage fortheirne- with the Philiſtims.) liim Hall be as one ol them, ſeeing he hath wS zealous for ceflitic ,redceeme 29 (Ho Danin role vp earlyin the moz- raned on the botte of the lining Gon. Gods honour, it Out, ning, andleftthetheepe withakeeper,and 37 CWorouer Dauidlayd, Che Rod, tooke and went as Jihathad commanded that deliuered me out of the paw of the lion, bim, andcame within the compafie of the and out of the paw of the berare, hee wiltde⸗ hoſte: and che bot went out in aray, and liner mee out ofthe hand of this Philiſtim. by thek fhouted in the battell. a Then Haul (aid vnto Dawid, = Goe, and ™ — ia 21 Fo Iſtael and the Philiſtims had put the Lord be with chee. rt —— p i themſelues in arap army againſt armp. 38 And Haul put his raiment vpon Da- t — se’ 22 And Dautd lefethe things which hee ula, andputandelmet of baffe npon his God was with 3 3 bate, vnder the bandsof the keeper of the head,andputabzigandinenponbin, - bim, : “- $Ebyweffel, 3eariage art ranne into thehotte,andcame 39 Chengirded Dauid his ſword vpon d \ Ehrofpeace andalked his heetheen+ how they did. ~ Dis raiment annd began ta gog, foz r rien l|Or.alfayed. A He goeth againft Goliah,& flayethhim. Chap. xviij. A n Tothe intent that by thefe weakemeanes God might onely be knowen tobe the authour of this viGory, o _Hefware by his gods, that he would deftroy him. p Dauid being aflured both of his caule and of his calling,pro- phefieth ofthe deftruétion of the Philiftims, g Being moued witha feruent zeale tobe re- wenged vpon this ` blafphemer of Gods Name, Ecclws.47 4+ 1, MACC.4.30, Or, Gai the citie, lOr, honfe at Bethlehem. poued itiand Dauid fata onto Sanl, g can not go with theſe: fo J am not accuſtomed. CAberetoze Danin put them of him. 40 Then tooke he his tafe in hishand, and choke him fue finoothe ftones out ofa brooke, and put them in hts hepheards bag o2 {crip,and his Hing was tn bts hand, and ye Drew neere to the Philiſtim. 41 (Aud the Philiſtim came and Dewe neere onto Danid, and the man that bare the field went before him. — 42 Mow when the Philiſtim looked a- bout and faw Dauid, hee diſdained him: foz he was but yong, ruddy,and ofa comely face. 43. And the Philitin ſaid vnto Dauid Amn J adog,that thon commeſt to mee with ftaues ? And the Philiſtim o curled Dania by bis gods. laos 3 3 44 And the Philiſtim faid to Daui, Come to mee, and J will give thy fle vnto w —59 of the heauen, and to the beaſts of be felu, — 45 (Then ſaid Danin to the Philiſtim, Thou comme to mee with alwozd, and with a ſpeare, and witha ſhield, but. J come tothee in the Rame of the Lad of holtes, the God of the holte of Iſrael, whom thou pat rattedD vpon. 46 This r Dap Hall the Lord clole thee in mine hand, and Y hal Gnite thee,and rake thine head fromthee,and J wil gine the cars keiles ok the hoſt of the Philiſtims this day tuto the foules af the heaucn, Œ tothe beats ofthe earth, that alt the wozld may knowe that Iſxael hath a God, 47 And that all this aſſembly may know, that the Lod faueth not with fwo2d no? ` with (peare(for the battel is the Lozds) and ‘De will gtuepoutnte our hands, 48 And when the Phililtim arofe to come and Draw neere vnto Dantd.Dauid maſted and ran te fight againſt the Philiſtim. 49 And Daud put dis hand in bis bag, and tooke out a ftone, ¢ Mung tt, and {mote the Philiſtim in his fozehead, that the ene ſticked ihis forehead, and be fell groucting to the earth. o Ho Dauid* overcame the Philiſtim, with a fling and with a ftone,and finote the Philiſtim, and Hew him, when Dauid baa no ſword in bis hand, SI Then Daui ran, and Koon vpon the HPhiliſtim and tooke his ſword, and dzew tt out of bis heath, and flew him, and cut off his head therwith. So when the Philiſtims aor > that thete champion was Dead, they e 2 And the men of Iſrael and Judah a- role and fhouted,¢ followed after the Phili- ftims,bntilthey came ta thellvalley, and bn- tothe gates of Ekron: and the Philiſtims fell Downe wounded: by the way of Dhaa- raim, euen to Gath and to Ekron, §3 And the chtldzen of Iſrael returned ioe pome the Philitims , and ſpopled eit tents. : 4 And Dauid tooke the head of the Whi- liſtim, anB brought it to Jerufalem, ans put -pis armour tn bts tent. n 9 Ahen Saul faw. Danin goe koorth againi the Philiſtim, hee fain vñto Abney Dauid preferredbefore Saul. xr 5 X the captain of his hot Abner (Uhoſe fone r Thati of = ts this yong man? And Abner anuſwered, As what family and thy loutelinerh,D king, 3 cannot tell. tribe is he? or elfe §6 Chen the Ming fio, Enquire thou be had forgorten whole fonne this pong manis, Dauid, albeit he §7 And when Danit was returned from had receiued fo the daughter ofthe Philiſtim, then Abner grearabenekite tooke hin, Ebpougit him before Baul with by him. the bean of the Philiſtim in his hand. 58 And Sauilatdto him, Chole ſonne art thou, thou yang man? And Dauid git- fwered, J am the fonne ot thy leruant Jhai the Bethlehemite. C H-A P,- XVIII. 1 The amitie of Ionathan and Dauid, 8 Sant entieth Dauid for the praife that the women gaue hum, 11 Saul would haue flaine Dauid, 17 Hee promifeth him Merab to wife, but giueth him Mi- chal. 29 Dauid deliuereth to Sawl two hundreth foreskins of the Phikftims. 29 Saul feareth Da- uid, (eeing that the Lord ù with hm, A FAD when hee Had made an end of ſpea⸗ king vnto Daul,the 2 ſoule of Jonathan was knit with the fouleof Dauit, and Jo⸗ nathan loued him,as his owne foule. 2 And Saul tooke him that day,t would not let hint returne to his fathers honle. 3 Then Jonathan t Dauid made a coue» nant: fo: be loued him as hisowne ſoule. 4 And Jonathan put off the robe that Was vpon him, and gane tt Dauid, and his garments euen to hts ſword, and to bis bow | and to bis girdle. : | § And Danid went out whitherfocuer | Haul fent him,and behaued himlelfwilelp: > Thacis, Be: fo that Saul fet him ouer the men of warre, paparo in all and hee wasaccepted in che fight of all rhe: his doing, | people, and alfe inthe fight of Sauls ſer⸗ nts. r 6 ¶ AMhen they came again,and Danin $ ; returned from the Uaughter of the Philt· c Towir; Gos flim, the women came ont of all cities of Il⸗ liatb. raci finging ¢ Dancing to meet King Daul, ts fied > With inflruments of top, and ith tebecks. 7 And the women tfang by courle in +Ebranfwered their play, and taid, * Haul hath flaine his P/2vg- thonland,and Dania biz tow thoufand, hapan EE S Therefore Haul was ereeding wath, 244 29.5. ra) and the aying diſpleaſed him, and hee fain, ¢6/.47-6,70 Ther bhang aleribed vnto Dauid ten thoy sF fand, and to mee they baue afcribed bur a thoufand, and what can he haue moge faye the. kingdome? F 9 Wherefore Saut d hay an eye on Da- ¶ Lecauſe he uid from that Day forward. bare him enuie 19 CAndon the morrow the euill pirit and hatred. $ of God came vpon Haut, andbepropyetien © Thatis pake inthe mids of the bouk : and Dania playpen. *4 man befte with bts band tike as atotber times, ana hmiel: forfo there was a {peatz in Sauls hand. athe people kiy IL And Gant tooke the tpeace and fain, {4 this word, J will (mite Dauit through to the wall Sut when they — Dauid auopacd twile out of bis prefence. not ¥aderitand, 12 Ana Daul mas afraid of Dautd, bee caule the Loꝛd was with him, and was de> parted from Saul. J 13 Therelore Dani put ham from bim,- and made hima Captains ouer a thouland, b o .3- anD . a Hisaffeaion * was fully bene - toward him, Dauid marrieth Michal. £ Meaning, hee “was captaine o- wer the people, g Fight apainft them that warre again{t Gods people. h By whom he had fiue fonnes, which Dauid put to death atthe requeft of the _ Gibeonites, 2, Sam.21.8. i Se his hypocti- fie appeareth : for vnder pretence of fauour he fought his de» ftruQion, | k Måning,that he was not able to endowhis wife with riches, i Beeaufe he - thought himfelfe able to compaffe - the Kingsrequeft. m Meaning, Da-. vid and his foul- diers. n To be depsi- ued of his king- dome. o Thatis,Dauid fad better fuc- cefe againſt the Philiftims,then |) Gauls men. ana hee went £ out and in before the people. 14 Ana Dautd behaued hinrlelfe wiley in all bis wayes: fo: the Loꝛd was with him. Is Aherekore when Baul faw that hee was very wile, be was afrafde of him. 16 Fez all Iſrael and Judah loued Dae uid, becaule be went out and in befoze them, 17 (Chen Baul fan to Dauid, Bebhold mirc eldek Daughter Merab, her Jwil giue thee to wife : onely bee a valiant fonne bito me, and slight the Loos battels ; fo: Saul thought, ine band fhall net be vpon bin, J the band of the Philiſtims fall be vpon int. 18 And Danid anfwered Baul, CAbhat am {and whatts my life, or the family of mp atherin Iſrael, chat J foul bee fonne in law to the King? 19 Mowbeit when Merab Sauls daugh · ter hould haue beene ginen to Daui, + thee was ginen to Adriel a Meholathite to wife, 20 CThen Michal Sauls Daughter to- ued Dauit: and they ihewed Saul,and the thing pleated him. — 21 Therefore Haul (aid, J will giue him her,that fhe may be ai {nare to him,and that the haud of the Philiſtims may dee againſt hint. MAheretore Saul ſaid to Dauid, Chou fhalt this Day bee my fonne in law in the one of the twaine. r 22 And Haul commanded bis (eruants, Dpeake with Daut ſecretly, and fap, Be: Hold, the Hing Hath a fauour to thee, anv all dis feruants lone thee : be now therefore the Bings fonve inlaw, 23 And Sauls ſeruants (pake thele words in the cares of Dauid. And Dauid fain, Seemeth it to pou a light thing tobee a Kings fonne inlaw, (eeing that3 am a pooꝛe man and ot ſmall reputation? 24 And then. Sauls ſeruaunts bꝛought uin — againe,faping, Such words pake u KJ 25 Gnd Haul fain, Chis wile hall ye fap fo Daum, The King oefireth no Dowie but an hundzedforelkins of the Philitims , to be avenged of the Kings enemies: fox Daul thought to make Daui fallinto the hands ofthe eae. : ; 26 Aupdiwhen his ſetuants tolde Dauid theſe words, it pieateo Danuta weil to be the 1 Rings fonne m law: and the Daves were not expired. 27 Afterward Dauid arole with bis men, and went and ilewe of the Philiſtims twa Hundreth men? and Dauid broughe their forefkins, and m they gaue them wholly to the King, that hee might be the Rings fone inlaw: therefore Saul gaue bim Michal bis Daughter to wife. 28 Then Saul faw,and vnderſtood that the Lom was with Daud, and that Michal the Daughter of aul loued hin. 29. Chen Saul was moze and moze * a fraide of Dautd, and Baul became alway Dautds enemte. ii y 30 And when the princes of the Phili- fims went forth, at their going fozth ° Da- uid behauen himſelle more wiſely then all the feruants of Maul, to that his name was much fet by. | Wemuel. Michal faueth Dauid. SH AP, XIX, i 2 Ionathan declareth to Dauid the wicked pur- pofe of Saul. 11 Michal bis wife faueth him. 18 Danid commeth to Samuel. 23 The firit of prophecie commeth on Saul. Te Haul pake to Jonathan bis fonne, and to all bis ſeruants, that they Would akil DautD: but Jonathan Pauls fonnie had, 2 Before Saul ; a great fanour to Dauid. _. foughtDanids life. 2 And Jonathan tolde Dania, laying, ecretly, but now Haul my father goeth about to flay thee: his bypocriſie now therefore, J pray thie, take beede unta burſteth forthto thy felfe bute the morning, and abide in a ige: open crucitic. cret place, and hive thy felfe. 3 And J will goe dout, ano ſtand by my father in the felo where > thon art, and will > That I may commune with my father ofthee,and J wili sivethee war- fee what he aith and wil teli thee. ning what to doe. 4 ¶And Jonathan pake good of Da: uid vutoDaul bis father,and law puto hun, Let not the King finne agami his ferwant, again Dautd: foz hee hath not finned a- gainkthee, buthis works haue bene to thee ty en beed DIM pat bis life ind § Foꝛ beet did * put his lifein danger, inf Se and dewe the Wbiliftim, and the Lorn Nze in ba band. tought a great faluation foz all Iſract: 2#4g-12.3. thou lawet it, and thou retopcentt : wheres cha 28.21. fore then wilt thou finne againit innocent 2/44119,103- blood,and lay Dauid without a cauſe⸗ 6 Then Saul hearkened vnto the voice of Jonathan and Haul«fware,As the Loz € Whatfoeuer he liucth,be fall not Die. . pretended out- -· 7. 2o Jonathan called Dauid, and To- wardly,yer his nathas thewed bim all rhole wozds,and Joz Peart was full of nathan bꝛought Dauid to Sauland he was malice. i in his prelenceasin times paſt. i 8 ¶ Againe the warrebegan, ane Danis Wentout, and fought with the Philiſtims, aud flew them with agreatilaughter, and they fled from him. ? 9 And the euill piritof the Loꝛd was vpon Saul, as bee fate in bis bouk hauing |. r bis {(peare in his band, and Daud i played a He playedon with bish is harpe tomi- tbr, he put hi is and. fe . 10 Aud Haulintended to ſinite Dauid to tigacetherage of the wall with the (peare : but bee turned as. theeuill fpiric,as fise out of Hauis pretence, and he lmote the Chap.16.23. fpeare againt the wall: but Dautd fled,and xJ eſcaped the faime night. i II Daul alio fent meflengers vnto Da- nids boule to watch bim, and to flay himin the morniug:aud Michal Dauids wife tola it him, Caying, Itthon fauc not thy kite this night,to mozrow thou ſhalt be flame. 12 Ho Wichal¢ let Dauid Downe thoaw e Thus God mo- a window: and hee went, and cd, and ef ued both the caped. RENE ? fonne and daugh- 13 Then Michal tooke att image lapen cer of this tyrant it in the bend, and put a pillow (usted with to fauour Dauid., goats haire vnder the head oftt, and couereð aging their fa- it with actoth, : ther, 14 And when Gaul fent meſſengers to take Dauid, the ſaid, Ve is Grke. 1s And Saullent the meflengers againe -f Behold,how to fee Dauid,faying, Being hini tome tn the thetyrants to acs t hed, that J may Hap dim. complith their _ 16 And when the meflengers were come sage,neicher res in, behold, an image wasin the bod, witha sard oathsaor pillow of goats haire pner the head of it. friendMip,God 17 And Saul fai vnto Pichal, e normañ, ` 4 Saul prophefiethe Ionathans g Naioth wasa fchoole where - the word of God was ftudied, necreto Ramah, h Being their chiefe inftruGer, i Changed their minds, and prays ed God, k Witha minde to perfecute them, 1 His kingly ap- parell, m Hehumbled himfelfe as other did, Chap, 10-11. _ a For Saul was ftayed,and pro- phefied a day and anight by Gods prouidence,that Dauid mighthaue time to efcape. 1br. reueale it in mine eare. b Iam in great danger of death, j Ebr. fait be c Atwhat time. there (hould be: afolemne facti- fice, Num. 28.14, tothe which they added peace of+ ferings and feafts, d Reade Chap. \ Ste hak thou mocked me fo,and {ent away mine ennemie, that hee ts efcaped? And Michal antwered Baul, ie ſaid vnto me, Let mee goe, 02 cis J will kill thee. 18 ¶ So Danid fien, andefcaped , and came to Samuel to Ramah, and told him al tyat Haul had Tone to him: auu hee ans Damuel went ad dwelt in ⸗Naioth. 19 But one told Haul, faving, Behold, Dauid is at Patothin Ramah. 20 Gnd Saul Cent meflengers to take Dauid; and when they Caw a company of Pzopherspophecying, and Samuel kan- bing basappointedoucethemt, the Spirit bf God fell bpon the meflengers of Dau, and thev allo i prophelted. 21 Aad when it was told Saul. hee lent other meſſengers, aud they propheſied likt- mile z again Saul (ent the third meſſengers and they pꝛopheſied alto. 22 Chen went hee himſelke to Ramah, and came toa great (Gell that isin Archu, andheatked , and fayd, CUhere are Samu el and Dautd zand onc ſayd, Behold, they te at iateth in Ramah, — _ 23 And hek went thither, enen to Natoth in Ramah and the Spirit of God came bp- on him allo and Dee went proppecying vucil he came to Naioth in Ramah. 24. And he itript off | his clothes, and bee pꝛopheſied allo befog Samuri, ana fell Downe naked ali that Day and ali that night: thersfoze they fay, * Fs Saul allo among the Prophets? CHAP, XX. 2 Ionathan comforteth Dauid, 3 They renne their league 33 Saul would hane killed Iona- than, 38 Ionathan aduerisfetl) Dauid by three arrewes,of his fathers faries ig “ste A Damn -fien from Matoth in Ra- mal, and came and fayd before Jona- than,(Gbat hane J Done? what is mine int guitie ? and what finne haue J committed betozethy father, that be feeketh my life? 2 Ano hee fayd onto him, Gon fo2bid, thou Walt not die : behold, my father will de nothing great no: nall, but be wil tiewe it me: and why houla mp father hide this thing from me? He will not Dott. 3 And Dania fware againe, ¢ (aid, Eby father knoweth that J baue found grace in thine eyes: therefore he thinketh, Jonathan Kall not know it, ical bee be ſorie: but in- Deed, as the Loz lineth, and as thy foule It- Beh, there is but a > fep berweene mee and eath. 4 Then layd Jonathan vnto David, CGbatlocuer thy foule t requireth, that 3| » ‘will Doe vnto thee. i And Danin fayd vnto Jonathan, Be · hola, ta morotyis the < firt Day of the mo- neth, EF Mould fit with tbe king at niate : But let mez goe, that J may Cine my felfe in the ficlts vñto the third day at euen 6 ZF thy father make mention of mee, then (ay, Dauid alken icane ofmee, that he Might goto Weti-iwhem to hts owne cities fo: pie is a Specrely facrifics fozali that fa- milie. 7 Auvifhe lay thus, It is well, thy Kr- Chap.xx. nant thall haue peace : but ithe be angry be fre that wickedneſſe is concluded othim. 8 Ba fait thou thew mercie vnto thy feruant : * foz thou balt foyned rhpfernant into a couenant of the Lod with thee, and if there bee ttt mee iniquitte , flay than mee: = wyp houldeſt thou bung meg to thy fa> er? 9 EAn Jonathan auſwered, Gen keep that from thee: fozit J knew thatwicked- nefe were econchided of my father tacome bpon thee, would not J tell it thee 2 IO Then laid Danid to Jonathan, Cibo f (hati tell me? bow hall 1 knom if thy father anſwere thee cruelly? ; II And Jonathan faid to Danid, Come ana let vs goe out into the ficin; and they twaine went out into the field. 12 Then Jonathan faydeto Danit, D Lod God ef Ifracl, when J hane groped my fathers minde to mozrow at this time, or within this thzee Bayes, and if tt bee well with Dauid, and J then (end net yntothee, and et tt thee, 13 The Lode doe fo much moze and vn- to Jonathan ; but if my father haue minde to doe thee euill, I will Hew tice ailo, and fend thee away, that thou mapet goe in peace z and che Loza be with thee ashe hath been with my father. ; 14 Likewife [require not whiles J lines for 1 doubt not but thon wilt hem mee the mercie oF the 1020, that | die nor. Ts Gut lrequire that thou cut not off thy mercie from mine joule kor euer: no; not when the Lod hath Deltroped the enemtes of Dauid, cuery cne from theearth, 16 Ho Jonathan mave a bond with the boule of Dantd,faying, Let the LoD require atthe hands of Dantas enemies. 17 Aud agatne Jonathan ſware vnto Dautd,becaule hee ioued him Cfo bee louca pim as dis owue foule.) x 18: Thenfaid Jonathan to hin, Tomo- row is y firit day of the moneti ; thon alt be || looken foz: fox thy place fhalte empty. {9 Thertore hou {halt Hite thy felfe chree Dayes,then thon Gali go Downe quickly and comets the place where thou diddeſt Hise thy fife, when this matter was in hand, and fhalt rematne by the tone + Ezel, 20 Gnd J wil thant three arrowes on the fide thercot,as though Jot at a marke. 21 Ano after J will lend a bop laying, Go fecke the arrowes. It J lap puto the boy, Hee, the arrowes are on this kite thee. bring then, and come thou : fozitis + well wirp thee and no burtas the Loꝛd liuct). 22 But ik J fap thus vnro the boys Be hold, the arrowes are beyond thee, woe thy taap: fa the ‘Zod hath fent thee away. 23 Gstouchitig the thing whith thou and FT baucipoken of, behold, the Lozd bce bes tweenethee end me forener. 24 So Dawid hid himſelfe inthe ſield: and when the firii Day of the moneth came, the king fate tocate meate, F 25 Gna tye king Gate, ag at other times byon bis Cate, cici vpon bis Teate by the walls and Jonathan arole, Abter fate by Hauls Ie biti Dauds place was.emptte: : R4 26 Ana greatloue to Dauid. 116 Chap 18.3.4" 23.48, e That he were fully determined. F Ifthy father do auour me. g The Lord pas | nithmee mok ` grieuoufly, h I know thatë thou wereft no - preferred tothe kingdome,thou wouldef not dg firey me, but thew thy felfe friendly to mg pofteritie. fOr,mmentéoued. +Ebr.of the way, becaufe it ferued i as a figne to fhery | the way tothem that pa fd by, }Str.peacee i The Lord isthe author of thy © departure, l Saul reuileth Ionathan. k Yethe might haue fome bufi- peffe to let him, 1 Thus he fpes. keth contemptu- eufiy of Dauid. m Thatis, a peace offering. n Meaning, all bis kinsfolke. o Thou art cuer contrary vnto me as thy mother, Ebr. foune of death. p For it were too great tyranny to put him to death and not to fhew the caufe why, q For this was the third day as it was agreed vp- on, verſe 5. £ By theſe words he admonifhed Dauid what he “ought to doe, *Ebr infira- ments. £ It feemeth that hehad fhor on the Northfide of the ftone, left __ the boy thould hauc eſpied Da- uid, 26 And Daul ſayd nothing that Day: foz he thought, Some thing hath betallen him, though be were*cleanc,or els becauſe he was not purified, : 27 Buton the mozow which was the fe- cond Day of the moneth, Dauids place was emptie againe: and Saul fayd vnto Jona- than bis tonne, Ciljerefoze commeth not the fonne of ! Jaita meate, neither veſterdãy 102 to day? 28 And Jonathananlwered vnto Haut, Dauid required ef me, that hee might goe to Beth · lehein. 29 Foꝛ heſaid, Let me goe, Jpꝓꝛay thee: fo? our family offcreth™ a (acrifice in the ci- tte, and my brother hath fent foz mee : theres fore now tf J haue founde fauour in thine epes, let mee goe, I pap thee, and fee mp "hrethzen: this ts the caulethat he commeth notynte the kings table. 30 When was Baul angry with Jona- t than, and fain vnto him, Thoueſonne of the wicked rebellious woman, Do not J know, thatthou batt chofen the fonne of Iſhai to thy confufion, and tothe confulion & ſhame of thp mother? A 31 Faras longas thefonne of Iſhai li- weth vpon the earth, thou fhalt not be fta- blied, noz thy kingdome : wherefore nowe tap and fet bim bnto me, fo: he + hal lurely ie. 32 And Jonathan anfwered vnto Saul bis father, and layde vnto him, Cdiberefoze fhall her die ? what bath he Done? 33 And Gaul calta ſpeare at himto hit him , whereby Jonathan knewe that tt mag Determined of his father ta ay Da- uid. 34. € So Jonathan arole from the table inagreatanger, and did eatenomeate the feconn Day of the moneth : for he was lop fo? Dawtd,and becaule his father had reuiled Him. z 35 Du the nert moning therefore Jona- than went out into the ficld, qat the time a with Dauid,and a little boy with tm, 26 And hee fayd vnto Dis bop , Runne now, ſeeke the arrowes which Jſhoote: and s the boy ranne, hee hot an arrowe beyond im. 37 And when the bop was come tothe place where the arrowe was that Jona- than bad fotte, Fonathan cried afterthe vr , and faide, Is not the arrowe beyond thee? 38 And Jonathan crped after the boy, r: Wake (peed, hatte, and tand not till: and Jonathans boy gathered bp the arrowes, and came to his matter, 39 But the boy knew nothing : oniy Jo- — and Dauid knew the matter. 40 Then Jonathan gane his + bow and atrowes vnto the bop that was with him, and (apd vnto him, Boe, carie them into the citie. 4I € Affoone as the boy was gone, Da- uid arofeoutofa place that was toward the 1 Mouth, and fellon his face to the ground, and bowed himſelte thee times: and they kiſſed one another , and wept both twame I. Samuel. Dauid eateth of the fhewbread. till Dauid exceeded. ; 42 Cherefore Jonathan fayd to Dawud, Goein peace: that which we paue t ſwoꝛne both of vz in the Rame of the Lozd, laying, The Lord be betweene me andthee,and be- tweene my ſeede andbetweene thp leede, lee it tand fo? euer. 43 And he aroſe and Departed , and Jo- nathan went into the citie. CAHVAYP! ) X21. t Dauid flecth to Nob to Abimelech the Prieft. 6 He gerteth of him the fhewhread to fatufie his hunger. 7 Doeg Sauls feruant was prefent. 10 Daurd fleeth to King Achifh, 13 and there fai- seth bimfelfe mad, Tn came Danin to a fob, to Ahiinee A lech the Prick ano Ahimelech was ato- nied at the mecting of Danin, and fan pnto hrm tby art thou alone, and no man with ee? 2 And Daui ſayde to Abimelech the ute, Che > King hath commanded mea certaine thing, ¢ hath (aid vnto me, Let no man know whereabout 3 (end thee, twat 3| baue commanded thee: and J bate ap- pointed my ſeruants to fuch and fuch places. 3 Mow therefore if thou hat ought yu: Der thine hand, gtue me flue cakes of bread, 0? what commeth to hand., > l 4 And the Piet anſwered Danid, and fayd, There ts no common bread vnder mine band , but here íis * hallowed bzead, if the pong men haue kept themlelues,at leatt from < women. : 5 Dauid then anfwered the Pzielk, and fayd vnto htm, Certainelp women Haug not companied beene feparate from vs thete two o2 thee with their wiues, Dayes fince J came out: andthe veſſels of d Thatis,cheir the pong men were holy, though the way bodies. Were prophane, and how much moze then fhall cuery once be fanctified this Day inthe e Shallbemore veſſell? — to ke 6 Do the Pꝛieſt gaue him halowed bread: his veſſel holy, for there was no bread there, taue the Mew whenhe thall bread that was taken from before the Lom, bauc eaten of to put pore bacad there, the Day that it was this holy foode? taken away. 7 (And there was the fame Day one of the feruants of Haul £ abiding befoze the Lo2d,named Doeg the Edomite, the} chig- fet of Hauls heardmen) ; 8 And Danidlayd vᷣnto Ahimelech, Js there not here vnder thine hand alpeare o? afwed? Foz J baue neither bought my ſword no? my harneſſe with me, becaule the Bings bulinefle required hatte. 9 And the Pꝛieſt fain, Che ſword of Go- liath the Philiſtim, whome thou Hewett tn the* valley of lah, behold, itis wraptina Chap.17.2. cloth behind thes Cphon: tfthou witttake g Behinde that that to thee, takeit: for therets none other place, wherethe faue that here: and Daui fayd, Chere ts hie Prieftsgar- none to that, giue itme. ment lay. 10 And Dauid arole, q fled the fame dap from GE pretence of Haul, and went to A- h Thatis, outof chifh the king of Gath. Sauls dominion, II And the ſernants of Achih fayd vnto Chap.17:9e him, Js notthis Dauid the * King ofthe Chaps8.7. lande ? DiD they not fing bute Him in daun⸗ asd29.5. ` tes, faping, * Baul bath Naine his a ecclus, 47.6. and, , t Which othe he calleth Inthe eight verfe,the couenant of the Lord. a Wherethe Arke then was, to aske counfeil ofthe Lord, b Thefe infirmi- ties that we fee inthe Saints of God,teach vs that none hath hisiuftice in himfelfe : but receiueth it of Gods mercie. Exed.25.30. leuit.24..5. matth.1 3.3 40 c If they * f Taryine to worthip before the Arke, Or, maſter of thm that kept Sauls cartel, Dauid faineth madneffe. | Ebr, put thefe words in bis heart, ` i By making marks & toyes, k Ishe mecte to be ina kings hoafle? a Which wasin the tribe of Iu- dah,and neere to Beth-lehem. | Or capeaine b For there was another fo called in Judah, „e Forhe feared the rage of Saul again{t his houfe, That is, in Mizpeh, which was aftrong hold, e That agreat bruit went on him, f Yethat are of my tribe and linage, g Hereby hee would per(wade them that this Confpiracic was moft horrible, where the fonne confpired againit thefather, and * feruant d=. gainft bis matter, ſonne of Abitub. land and Dauid his ten thouſand 12 AnD Dautd + conlidered thele words, bape a fore afraid of Achiſh the Ring of ati. 13 And he changed his bebautour before them, and fatned ginielfe madde wn their bands, ant ‘{crabled on the doozes ofthe — let his ſpettle tall Downe vpon dis eard. 14 Then fayd Achiſh vnto his feruants, Loe ye fee the man ts belide bimlelieswhere- foze haue pe broughthim to meg? 15 Daue J neede of madde men, that vee haue brought this fellow to play the madde man in my pzelence? * Hall bee come inte mine houle? CHAP. XXII, i t Dauidhideth himfelfe ina caue. 2 Many that were in trouble came vats him, 9 Doeg ac- cufeth Ahimelech. 18 Saul caufeth the Preefts to be flaine, 29 Abdiatharefcapeth. par therefoze Departed thence, and fa- ued him̃lelfe inthe cane of + Adullam: and when bis bzethzen and ail hts fathers poate beard it, thep ment downe thither to tm, 2 Andthere gathered vnto him all men that were in trouble, and all men that were in Debt, all thole that were vered tn mind, and hee was their || prince, and there were with htm abont foure hundred men. 3 (AndDanid went thence to Mizpeh in Moab, and fato unto the king of Moab, J pray thee, let my father and my mother tome andabide with pou, til J know what God will Doe foz me. i 4 And he «brought them before the king of Moab, and they dweit with him all che while that Dauid was in the d hold. § Andthe Prophet Gad faid vnto Da- uid , Abide notin the holde, bur Depart and gocintothe land of Judah. Chen Danin Departed and came into the foreſt of Da: p 6 (And Saul heard that Danid was e piffouered , and the men that were with him, and Saul remained in Sibeah vnder å tree in Ramah, haning bis ſpeare in his hand, and all bts ſeruants ſtood about him. 7 And Saul laid vnto hts feruants that foodabout him , Heare now pe fonnes * of Jemini, will the fonneof Iſhai giue euery oneof you fields and vineyaros? will Hee make pou all captatnes ouer thoufands, and captaines ouer hund2d3 + s 8 That all pee hane conlpired agatnit me, and there ts none that telleth mee that my nne bath made a couenant with the fonne of Jhar? and there ts none of yon that is fow foz mee, o: Heweth mee, that mp @fonne hath ſtirred bp my ſeruant to lie in waite agatn mee ag appeareth this p. 9 CThen anfwered Dorg the Edo⸗ mite (mha Was appointed ouer the ſeruants of Haul) and fatd, J faw the ſonne of Iſhai when hee came to fob, to Ahimelech rhe ty D ib eet i 10 Who alken countell of the Low foz Chap.xxij. ai alio the ſworde of Goliath the Phili- — = IL Then the King fent to call Abimelech the Picit, thefonneofAbitub, and all bis fathers honfe, to wir, h the Pꝛieſts that were in fob; and they came ali to the king. 12 And Saul aid, Weare now thou fonne = Abib. And be anlwered,ipere J am, my 13 Then Haul Laid onto bim, Abhy haue pyeconipired againſt me, thou and the fonne of Shatin that thou halt giuen him witaite, and a ſword, and haſt aſked counteil of Gon foz bim, that be ſhould rife againſt me, and lie in wait asappeareth this Bap? i 14 €And Abimelech anſwered the king, and fepd, CGbo is (o faithfult among all thy feruants as Dauid, beeing allo the Bings fonne inlawe, and goeth at thy come — > and ts honourable in thine oule? I5 i Paue F this day firk begun to afke countell of God for him? be it farrefromme, iet not the king impute any thing vnto bis feruant,nop te all the boufe of * father tfo? thy feruant knew nothing of all this, ieffe, no: moze, i 16 Chenthe King fain, Thou fjalt fure- n e Abimelech, theu antail chy fathers ouk, : 17 And the Ring fayd onto the ferge- ants that ſtood about him, Turne, and {lap the Picts ofthe LoD, becaule their hand alfo.ts with Dauid , and becaule they knew when be fled, and ſhewed ít notte me. But soe femmes of the King * would net mooue = Ds to fallbpon the Pꝛieſts of the 2D, 18 Then the King fayd to Doegs Turne thou and fall pon the Pꝛieſts. And Doeg the Edomite turned, and ranne bpon the Pꝛieſts, and flew that fame Day fourefcoze — perſons that did weare a linnen Œ= fe . 19 Allo Mob the titie of the Pꝛieſtes fmote hee with the edge of the fwod, both man and woman, both child and fuckling, both ore andane, and theepe with the cdge of the fwod. Doegsvilleny. Sauls cruelty. 1177 him, and gave him victuals, and be gaue h Which were the remnant of the houfe of Eli, whofehoufe God threatned to pu- nifh, i Haue I notat other times alfo when hee had great affaires, confulted with the Lord for him? lOr, footemen. k Forthey knew that they ought not to obey the wicked com- mandement of theking in flay- ing the imo- cents, 20 Butone of the fonnes of Abimelech - the fonneof Ahitub (whole name was Abia⸗ thar)! Sine and after Dauid. 21 Auu Abiathar ſhewed Dauid, that Haul had flaine the Lods Pꝛieſts. 22 And Dauid fayd onto Abiathar, J knet tt the fame Day, when Doeg the Edo⸗ mite was there, that he would teli Saul. J am thecaufe ofthe death of all the perfons of thy kathers houſe, 23 Abide thou with me,and keare not: foz \| he that fecketh my life, thall feeke thyitte allo ; foz with me thou palt be in fafegars, CHAP. XXIII, I This was Gods prouidence,who according to his promife prefer. ued fome of the houfe of Eli, Chap.2.33- 4 Or, he thatta- keth thy life [bal take mneal[o. 5 Dauid chafeththe Philftims from Keilab. | 13, Dauid departeth from Keslah, and remaincth in the wilderneffe of Ziph, 16 Ionathan comfer~ teth Dauid: 28 Sauls emterprife is broken im pur- [iing Dauid, EMME a ) Then * Dauid isin Keilah. a Which was a citie in the tribe of ludah, loth, 1544: b That is,inthe rsids of ludah, much more,when we come to the borders againit our enemies, Chap.22.20, c By Gods pro= uidence the E- phod was pre- . ferued ana kept with Dauid the true King. Ebria hes hand, å To confile with the Lord by Vrimand Thum- MID. J Or,.gouernones, WOr,ta and fro, as hauing no certain place to zoe to. {Or ſtrong places e No power nor. pollicie can pre- uaile againtt “Gods childrea but- when heap- pointeth the time, Ebrpa band. f Jonathan affu- reth Dauid, that God willaccom- plith hispromife, and that his fae ther ſtriueth a⸗ gainſt his owne sonfcience; Tee they tolde Danin, fying, Behold, the Philiſtius fight agaiut a Keilah, and fpeile the barnes. ~ 2 Therefore Danid alken countel of the L020, ſaying, Ohalt J gor and ſmite theie javuttiuns? Aud the Lod anſwered Da⸗ uid, Oa anwhutee the Philiſtuns, and laue Keilah. í 3 Gna Daulds mew layd buto him, Ser, twee bee afraid pere in · Judah, how much moze iftwe come to Keilah againſt thehoite of the Philiſtims? ; _ ‘Chen Danid afked counlel of p Lo: againe. And the Lod anfwered him, and fain, Arile, goe Downe to Keilah: foz J wul Deliver the Philiſtims inte chine hand, S €Ho Damn and His mew. went ta Ketlah, and fought with the Philiſtims. and bꝛought away theit cattell, and finote them with a great laughter: Thus Dauit . laued the inhabitants of Keilah. 6 (Aad when Abiathar the onne of Abi- melech * fled to Danin to Keilah,he brought an: Cphods with him.) 7 GAndit wastod Daul that Dauid was come to Keilah, and Gaul ſayd, God Hath deltuered him into mine hand: hee is ſhut in, ſeeing he is come into a citie that bath gates and barres, ~ 8 Cher Gaul talled all the people toge- ther ta warre, foz to goe Towne ta Keilah, and to befiege Dauid and bis men. 9 Cand Dauid haning knowledge that Haul tmagined miichiefe again hun, fayd 3 ee the tel, ¢ Baing the C- phod. 10 Then faya Dauid, D Loꝛd God of Iſrael,thy ternant hath heard, that Saul ts — come ta Keilah ta deſtroy thecitte pinplake. o | i IL Will the lords of Keilah deliuer mee bp inte bis bande? and wilt aul come downe as thy ſeruant hath heard? D Lord God of Pact, Fbelecch thee, tell thy fer- —— And the Lord fayde, Hee will come owne. I? Then layd Dauid, Mill the lords of Keilah deliuer mee vp, and che men that are with mec, into the band of Baul? a the Loud fayd, They will Deliuer thee P. : s 13. @ Then Danid and his men, which were about fire hundzeth, arole, and Devar> ted outol Ketlah, and went whither they could, And itwas tolde Dani, that Daiud was fict from Keilah, and bee lelt off his tourney. * 14 Anu Dauid abode in the wilderneſſe in holdes, and remained in a mountatne in the wilderneſſe of Ziph. And Haul fought him euery Day, but God * deltuered hini not into his hand. I; gm Danid ſaw that ⸗aul was come g out fo: to ſeeke hts life; and Dauid was in the wilderneſſe of Ziph in the wood. 16 € Aud Jonathan Sauls fonne arole and went to Daud inta the wood, and cont fosted shim in Gov, . 17: And layd vanta hin, Feare not ; foz the handof@aul my father hall not find thee, agd thou paltar f Wing ener Weagland ZF t Y.Samuel. theenert bute thee: andalfa Saul my her knsweth it. 18 $o they twaine made a couenant bes forethe Lod: and Dauid did remaine in the wood:but Jonathan went to his boule. 19 Thee came vp the Ziphims to Saul to Gibead, faying , Doeth not Dauid hide brufciceby ve tn holdes, in the wood, in the pilot Nachllah whic) is on the right fide oF gehuimon? 20 How therefore,D King,come Downe d According te all that ene beart can delire, and our part fhallbe toDdeltuce him inte the kings bands. 21 Chen Haul ſayd,s Be eblemten of the Loza ; fo? pe haue had compaitton on ine. ; 22 Gor,3 pray pot, and prepare yet bet- ter: know and (ee his place where he t han- teth, and who hath teene him there: foz te ts fayd to me, Weiz {ubtile and crafty. 23 Dee therefore,and know all the fecret places where hee hideth himlelfe , and come pee againe to me with the certainetic, and J wili goz with yous and ifbe be in tbet lana J wiil fearch pim ont throughout all rhe thoufands of Judah. f 24 Thentheparofe and went to Ziph be- fore Saul, butDanid and hrs men were ia the wilderneſſe of Paon, in the plaine on the right band of Jeimon. 25 Daulalioanahis men went to feeks bim, and hep told Dauid ; wherefore hee came Downe vnto a rocke, and abodein the wilderucfie of i aon. And when Haul heard that, bee followed after Danid in the waldernefie of Gaon. | 26 Qua Baul and bis men went on the one fide of the mountaine , and Dauid ana bis menon the other fide of the mountaine : and Dauid made hatte to get from the pze- fence of Baul ; for Saul and his mencom- paſſed Dauid and his men round about, to take them. 27 But there came a * meflenger to Saul, laying, atte thee,and come.: foz the Phili» Rims haue tnuaded the land. 28 Dauid is inthe wilerneile af> En- edi. 3, Chen Saul tooke three thoufand cho: fenmenout ofall Iſrael, and went to leeke Danm and his men vpon the rockesamong the wilde goates, 4 And bee caine to the Heepet coates by the wap wherethere was a cue, and Daut Went in tto Doe his eafement: and Dax A uid and bis men fate in. the t uiwaite parts His wonderfull deliuerance : ROr,ef the wile erne {Se g The Lord ree compenfe this frie ndihp. 4Ebr. where his feote hath been. h- In your cotn- ` trey of Ziph, which isin lu- dah, i Which was allo in the tribe of Iudah,lofh, 15:55. k Thusthe Lord can pull backe the bridle of the tyrants,and deli- tuer his outofthe lions mouth, 1 Thatis,the ftone of diuifion, becaufethere they divided themfelues one from another. a That is;in firong places, which were de⸗ fenced by na- ture, ies b Acititof fu. dab, tof 5.62. tEbr, to toner bis ete. T E tebr in thefid e Contrarieto -of them that faid, | enemie, Hefi pareth Saulinthe caue. parts of the caue. i; § And the men of Dautd fafa vnto hini, Dee, the Dayts «come, whereof the Lod {aid onto thee, Behold, J will deliver thine enemie into thine hand,and thou fhalt Doe to Himas tt ſhal leeme good to thee. Chen Da utd arsle, and cut off the fap of Sauls gar: ment prtuily. ; 6. And afterward aid 4 was touched in bts heart, becaulebe bad cut off the lappe iwhich was on Gauls garment, 7 And bee laid vnto his men, Che Lod keepe mee from doing that thing vnto my matter the Loids anoynted, to lay mine and bpon bim: fo2 bets the anoynted of the 8 Bo Dania ouertame bis Ceruaunts With thele words, and lufiered them not ta arte again® Saul: So Haul role vp out of the caue,and went away. 9 @Danidalh arole afterward, e went out of the cauc,and cried after Saul faping, D my lod the Ging . And when Saul loo- Red behind him, Danin euclined His face te the cath, and bowed binitelte. 10 And Danid {aid te Haui.CAherefore giueſt thou an care to mens woꝛds, that fap, Behald, Danin ſeeketh cutll againſt thee? Il Bebold,tijts day thine eves haue ſeene, that theLoꝛd had Dclinered thee this Dap ine to mine Hand tn tie cane, and Come bade me Rill thee, but J had compaffion an thee, and fain, 3] wil net lap mine hand on my matter: for be isthe Loꝛos Anointed. 12 Moꝛeouer my father, behold : bebola, J fay, thelap of thy garment in mine hand: to: when Itut offthe lappe of thy garment, J killed thee not. uderitand ano fee, that there is neither cuilt nor wickedneſſe time, neither paue J innia again thee, pet thou puntet after my foule tatake te. I3 The Loꝛd be iudge betweenc thee and Me, and the Lod auengeme of thee, and iet not mine hans be vpon thee. _ Ad According as the old || prouerbe faith, Mitkedneſſe prsceedech fram the wicked, but mine band be not vponthee.. _ Iş After whom ts the king of Ilrael come out? after whom doeſt thou purſue? after a Dead Dog,andafterafica? ⸗ f 3 16 Ciel ow therefore be tidge, tinage Bs betweene fheeandine,and (ce,aid piran mp Ebr iadee. Chrifeand deliuer me out of thine hand, +. 17 Cpe Danis had made an endeof f Thoughhewas Weaking thefe wos to Gaul, Haullatd, a moft cruell ene- £ Is this thy bopce, my ſonne Dauid? And mie to Dauid, yet Haullift vp Fis votce,and wept, byhiscreatgen- -IS And faid to Dauid, Chou art more tlenefichiscon= 2 righteous 9 i Fo? shou Halk rendred mee feiencecompel- \ §O0D, AND Ai Ge tehad thee euil. =. Iedhimtoyeeld, “Iq Am chon Mewen this day, that $Ebr.agood way. thou haſt Dealt well withine: oraſich as g.Though his - WhelttheLord had cloled me in thincyands, tyrant awang; : thowkilleaiinenot. -o oo e confeffed the fa- . 20 Foꝛ who ſhall finde his enemie, and let bint Depart + free 2 Dherefore the Lem at Houhatt Done vn- c Here we fee how ready we are to haften Gods promife, if the occafion ferue neuer fo Jittte. d Fot feeing it was his owne private cꝛuſe he repented thathe badtouched bis Oy’ the falfe report Dauid was Sauls enemie, he proo- ucthhimfelfeto be his friend, llOr; the prouerbe ‘ofan ancient man. uour of God to- ward Dauidsyeto render ther good fo heceafeth not to to methis d SPAY: E hy, ONE i perfecutehima- +. 21. F0} nota Kebap de pim. that thou gaintbisowne fhalt.be king, aud that rot kingdome of Iſ⸗ alcro, fol tbe fabtithea aban fia bie Chap. XXV. Way, and went agatne, and came, and tolde. aul. gall Nabals wife, VNT, eel, ete Tne death of Samuel. 118 22 Hweare now therefore vnto me by the Loꝛrd, that thou wilt not deſtroy my {ced ab ter mee, anD that thou wilt not aboliſh my name aut of my fathers heute. 23 Go Dau ſware vᷣnto Saul, t Haut went home: but Dant and hes men went bp vnto the hold. fay? CHAP, XXV. 1 Samuel dieth. 3 Nabaland Abigail. 38 The Lord killeth Nabal, 43 Abigail and Ahinoam Dauids wines. 44 Michal is ginen to Phalts, TL ens Samuel Died, and all Iſrael aſe Ch-p.28.3. fembled, and mourned fo: him, and bu⸗ ecclws 46.13 ,20. a That ts,among ried him urhis ewne boule at Ramah. And 2 his oune kinred, Dauid arole and went Downe to the twil- Dernefle of Paran, 2 How n> Waon was a man, who had bis poſſeſſion in Carmel , anu theman was erceeding migbtie, asd hav thicethonfand fheepe, and.a thouſand goates: aud he was Iudah,Carmel Wearing his heepein Carmel. the mountaing 3 Shenae alle ofthe man was Nabal, wasin Galile- and the name ot his wife Abigail, and fee was a an of fingulat wilezome t beaue tifull,but the man was churltfh and entl cena Dittoned, and was of the family of Caleb, 4 And Danin heard inthe wilderneffe, that Nabal aid Meare his Teepe. § Therefore Dawn fent ten pong men, and Dauid ſaid vnto the yong men, Goe vp ae to Carmil ana goe to Nabal, andalkebims a, o in mp namet how he doeth. tEbr.ofpeece, 6 And thus thal you fay < t fo? falutation, € Somereade, Both thou and chine honle,and al! that thou © mayek thou- hat bern peace, wealth and prelperitie. liue in proſperitie 7. Behold, 3 haue heard, that thou pam thenext yeere, Khearersinowrthy hepheatde were with ns, both thou, xe, and wee Did then no hurt, neither did they tE fir Af. miffe any thing all the while thep were in Carmel. i 8 Alke thyſeruants, and they will mew thee. herelore let thele yong inen find fa- nourin thine eves: (fo2 wee come in a good : feafon) gine, J pray thee, whatſocuer dcom- d Whatfoeuer meth to thine hand vnto chp ſeruauts, and thou haft ready tothyfonne Danid. for vs, 9 CAD when Danis yong men came, they told Nabal all thole words in the name of Dattd,and held their peace. 10: Then Mabal anſwered Dauids fers uante, end fato, Che ts Dauid? Aud who is tye {onne of Phat? there bee manypler- b Maonand Car- mel were cities in the tribe of al e Thusthe coue- uante nowadapes, that heake atwayeuerp touswretchesin mat from his matter. ; ftead of relieving the neceflitie of Ir Shall J then takemy bread, and my : water, and my tich that J bane killenfoz Godschildren, _ my thearcrs, and gupit tato met, wWhomg) Veto reuile their know notwhencethepbe? L D- perfons;and cone I2 €So Dauids Kruants tueneathetr demne their pim all tholethings. . 7, * 13 And Daud faid vnto his men, Gita euery man bis wom about him, AnD they girded euers man bts fwo: : Dauid alla girded hts ſword And about koute hundzeth men went vp after Dauid, and two hun⸗ Det) abovebythet carriage. - .. US” $Ebrive fill. . 14 sow one of the ſeruants tolde Ani.. . The wifedome of Abigail. +Eby, droue them away. : f Whenwe kept our fheepe inthe wilderneffe of Paran, Ebris accom- plifhed. $Ebr.bread. HOr,clafterse g. Becaufe fhe knew his croo- ked nature,that he would rather haueperi(hed, then confented to her enterprife. & h Meaning by thisprouerbe, thathe would ‘Aeftroy both {mall and great, £fbr.in thine eares, fOr feole. i Thatis,thae thou fhouldeft not be reuenged of thine enemie, Or, prefent. Ebr. walke ät the feetes k Confirme his kingdome to bis pofteritie, 3Ebr from thy dayes. 1 To wit,Saol. m God fhall pre- ferue thee long in his feruice, and deftroy thine enemics fent meflengers ont of the wilderneffe to fa- lute pur matter,and he t ratled on them. 15 Notwithſtanding the men were very goon ynta ns, and wee had no Difpleature, neither miffed tue any thing as long as wee were Conuerlant with them, when we were tithe teins. . 16 Chey were. asa wall vnto bs both by night and by Dayal the while we were with them keeping heepe. 17 Row therefore take heed, and (ee what thou Halt doc: foz cuil ¢ wil ſurely come vp⸗ ou our maſter, and vpon all his family: fog be ts fo wicked that a man cannot ſpeake ta him. 18 (Chen Abigail made hake, ¢ tooke two hundred t cakes, and two bottels of wine, and fiue ſheepe ready dreſſed, and fiue mealures of parched cone, and an hundred i} ftatles of raifins, and two hundzed of figs, and laded themi on alles, 19 Chen the fain vnto her ſeruants, Gor ye before mes behold, J will come after pou: vet fhe told snot her huſband Nabal. 20 Andas the rone on her alle, Mee came Downe by a fecret place of the mountaine, and behold, Dauta and his men came Down agatnit berana he met them, 21 And David lain, Indeed J haue kept all in paine that this fellow Had in the wit: Dernefle, fo that nothing was miffed ofall that perteined vnto him: fo: hee hath requt- ted me entll foz good. 22 Ho and mozeallo Doe Gad onto the e⸗ nemtes of Danid: for (urelp J will not teaue of al that be Bath, by the Dawning of theday, any that b piſſeth againſt the wal, 23 And when Abigatllaw Dania, the ha- fed, and lighted offher afte, and fell before Dand on her face, and bowed her {ele to the ground, 24 And fell at his keete, and faiv, Db my lord, J| baue committed the iniquitte, and J pray thee, let thine handmatoelpeake tto thee, and beare thou the wozdes of thine handmade, 25 Let not my lord, F pray thee, regard this wicked man srabal;foz as his nanie ts, fo is he: Nabal is his name,and folly is with him: but thine handmaid late not the pang men of my lon whom thon ſenteſt. 26 fow therefore my loꝛd, as the Loꝛd liueth, and as thy foulelmeth (the Loz, I fy , that bath withholoen thee from coni: ming to theddeblood, and that i thine band fyould not faue thee) fo now thine enemies hall be as Mabal,and they that tntend todo my lod enill. 2 And now this l blefling which thine handmatd hath brought vnto my lord, letit gtuen onto the yang men,thartfollow my od. . * 28 J map thee, foratue the treſpaſſe of thine handmaid: foz the Lem will make my 1020 ak fire houle, becauſe niy lom fighteth the battels of the Loyd, and none eniil hath Beene found in thee *in all chp life. - 29 Wet! aman hath rifen yp to perſecute thee, andtofeckethy foule, but the foute of mip lord halt be bound inthe »bundle of life with the Lord thy Gods and the ſoule of I. Samuel. Dauid taketh herto wife. thine enemies fhal God caf ont,as out of the middle of a fling. 30 And when the Lord halhane done ta my lord all the good that hee bath promiſed thee t Hal baue made thee ruler ouer Iſrael, 31 Chen thal it be no grieke vnto thee,noz oſtence of minde vnto my Lod, that he bath not then blood cauteleffe, noz that my lod hath »notpeelerned himſelfe: and when the Loo hall haue Dealt well with my lord, ree member thinebandmatae, 32 Chen Dauid {aid to Abigail, Bleſſed be the Lord Gon of Jlrael, which lent thee this day to merete me. 33 And blefied be thy countell,and bleſſed bee thon , which baft kept me this Day from comming to thed blood, eand that minehand Hath not faned me, 34. For tndecd,asthe Lord God of Ilxael liueth, P who bath kept mee backe from hur: ting thee, ercepe thou hadſt halted and met me, furely there hav not beene left vnto Mas bal, by the dawning of the Day, any that piſ⸗ (eth againt the wall. 35 Chen Danit receiued of her hand that which he had bought him, and faid to her, Got vp in peace to thine boule: bebola, J onur beard thy voice,and hauex Cranted thy etitton. 36 CHo Abigail came to abatand be- Hold, hee made a teaſt in his bouke, tke the feal of a king and s2abals beart was merp within him, fo? he was very Drunken: wher⸗ fore Me told bim a nothing, neither leſſe noz moe vntill the morning arole. 37 Chenin the morning, when the wine was gone out of Rabal, his Wife tolve hon thole words, and his heart died within hun, and he was like at tone. | 38 Andabout ten dayes after, the Loo (mote Nabal,that he died, 39 CMow when Dauid heard, that Pas bal was Dead, he fait , Bleſſed bee the Lod that hath | tudged the caufeof myrebuke of Opremenced. n That he hath not auenged himfelfe,which things would haue tormented his conſcience. o Reade verf, 26 p He attriburetf: ittothe Lords metcie,and not to himfelfe that he was ftayed, +Ebr receiued thy faces q For hehad no reaſon, either to confider,or to giue thankes for this great benefit ofdelinerance, r For feare of the great danger. the hand of Rabal, and hath kept his ſer⸗ uant front enill: foz the Lord path recon: penſed the wickedneſſe of Nabal vpon his owne head. Allo Dauid fent to commune ; with Abigail taf take ber to his wife, f Forhe had ex- 40 And when the feruaunts of Danin perience of her were come tó Abigail to Carmel,they ſpake great godlineffes vnto her, faying, Daut fent vs to thee, to wiledome,and take thee to his wife. umilitie, Ar And the aroſe, and bowed her (elfe on her face to the earth, and faid, Behold, tet thine bed! n bee a feruant ta wath the feete of the feruants of my lord. 42 And Abigail halted, and arofe, ¢ rode 4 vpon an alle, and ber fiue maines t follomen, #247.ent as her, and thee went after the meflengers of 2r Pere. Dautd,andwashiswifr. 7 a 43 Dautd alfo tooke Ahineam of * Izreth Tofhits. 56. and they were both his wineg, fy ORM TAT Se 44. Mow Haul had ginen* Michalhis ' ee uaughter Dauid Wife, fp haltt the ſonne gee — t et Laich obti ee yee! prt hs l of the Moabitess 1 Dauid was diſtouered to Saul by the Ziphims. ; 12 Dawid taketh amay Sauls feart, ieee eee water that ſtoode at hu head, 2% Sauls confe = bis finne. Againg a Meaning, hee anid fpareth Saul,and Gaine the Ziphims came into Saul to RGlibeah, laying , Doth not Dauid pide himlelte ii ut the pull of Hachilah verfo | Fe- {himon? ne (fen 2 Then Haul arole, and went Downe T i te the wildernes of ziph, hauing thace tjet- a Thatisofthe fanda chofen men ot Iſtael with bin, tor te molt skilfull aad ſeeke Dauid in the wilderneſſe of Ziph. valiant ſouldiers. 3 And Gaul pitched inthe pill of Macht lah, which ts before Jeimon by the way fide. How Dauid above m the wildernes, and be faw that Saul came after him mts the wildernefie. i 4 (Fo: Dawid had fent sut mieg, and Or, to a certaine vnderttood that Sanl was come liin werp Chap.2 3-19. Orin Gibeah. \|Or the wilder- place. Deed.) d 5 nDauid arole, and came tothe place where Haul had pitched, and when Daut beheld p place where Saul lap , and Chap.14.5@, *Abner the fon of Mer which was kis chrete and 17.55. captaine( for Baullay in the fort, andthe people pitched round about him.) i 6 Tyen tpake Dann and fatd to Abi» b Whowasa melech the > Dittite , and to Abithat the ſtranget and not lonne of Sertitaly, biother toc Joab, faying, an Ifraelites Cho will goeDowne with mee ts Gaul to c Who after- thehoite? Chen Abihat fayd, J will goe ward was Danids Downe with thee. chiefe captaine. 7 Ho Daui and Abiſhai came Downe to the people bp night: and beholde, Baul lay ileepitig within the fort, and his ſpeare “Did ſticke iit the ground at bts || head: and Abner and the people lay round about him. 3 CThen faid Abiſhai to Dauid, God hath cloſed thine enemie into thine hand this Dap: now therefore, J pray thee, let meg finite him once with a {peare to the earth, and J wil 4 not (mite him againe. 9 And Dauid fatdteQbihat, Deſtroy him not: foz who can lay his hand ¢ on the LOr,bolfter. Ñ, would make him is Lows Anointed and be guiltlefte? e Towit.inhis. ,.10 Moꝛeoner Damo taid, As the Low owne private liueth, either the Lord hall (mite him, o2 his Day thall come to die, ox he Hall deſcend into batteil,and perith. IL The Lom keepe me from laying mine caufe :for lehu flew tivo kings at Gods appoint- b s and bpon the Lodes Anointed : but J ment akinga pay thee, take now the tpeaze that is at bis Pace and the potof water, and let vs goe 12 Bo Dauid teoke the feeare tthe vot of water from Sauls head, and thep gate them away, and no man faw it, no: marked tt, neither Did any awake , but they weee ail Poh he heave pedi se tthe Lord had ſent a Dead ficepe — 13 Then Danta went into the other fine, pe 2% and ſtood on the topye of the billafarre off, a great pace being betweene them. / = ie ma to * people 3 and a Abner the fonne of ser, ſaving, + Pea- +ebrAnfoerh. sort shou not Abner? Chen Abner antine. po ſaid, Uho art theu that criet to the ing? e iNe Hg : 15 Cans — — path al joua" man? an ots like thee in Iſra⸗ eet a el ? wherekore then hatte thou not kept thy — — lord the king?fo2 there came one of tye folke in to deltroß the Ring thy lod. 16 This is nos weil done ofthe: as the Chap.xxvj.xxvij. declarethhisinnocencie. 119 Load lincth , peeare + worthy fo die becake ye haue not kept pour matter the Loms at- oynteD : and now fee. where the Kinges ipearets, and the por ofiwater that was at bis head. 17 And ODgul knew Davids voice, and fayd, Js this thy voice, z my lonne Dautd? he Dauid (aio, It is mp voyce, my iow, D amg. 18 And hee fayd, CCiberefore doeth my lord thus perfecute bis termant? foz wat haue J Cone? op what cuill is in mine band? : 19 flow therefore, J beleech thee, let my lord the King dere the wordes of bis ter- uant. Jf the Lod baue ſtirred thee vp a- gaintk mee," let hum ſmell the ſauour ot a la- crifice: but tf the childzen ef men haue done it, curled be they before the Lod : foz they haue cak mee out this Day trom abiding inthe inheritance of the L020, laying, Goe, ferne other i gods. 20 Mow therefore, let not my blood fail to the earth before the face of the Lod: foz the king of Arael is come out to feeke afica, — Would bunt a partridge in p moun- aines. 21 Then fayd Saul, 3 hane finned: come againe, mp lonne Dauid + for J wili doe toee no moze barme , becauſe my foule was x pꝛecious in thine epts this day: behold, I ae te focitivly , atid haue erred excee⸗ ingly. 22 Then Daum anlwered, and ſaid, Be- hold the kings ſpeare, let one of the young men come ouer and fet it. 23 Aud let the Lord reward euery matt Accowing to his ! righteoutnefle and faith- fulnefie: foz the Lord had deliuered thee into mine handes this Day, but J would not lay mine band vpon the Lodes Am ointed. 24 And behold, like as thy life was much {et by this day In mine eyes + folet mp life be fer by in the cyes of the Lord, that hee map Deltuer me out of all tribulation. 25 Then Saullayd 0 Dania , Bleed art ihon my ſonne Dauid; for thou Walt doe great thinges , and alfo prendile. Bo Das wid went hts way, and Haul returned to his m place. CHAP. XXVII 2 Dauid fleeth to Achifh king of Gath , who giueth lim Ziklag, 8 Dauid deftroyeth certaine of “i PhiliStims. 10 Achifh is deceiued by Dae wid, A® Dauid faid in bis heart, J Hall now = perii one Day bythe hand of Haul sisit not better for me that 3, fane my felfe in the land of the Philiſtims, and that Haul may haue no hope of me to leeke mee any moze tn all the coates of Iſrael, and fo elcaped out of his band? 2 Dauid theretoze aroſe, and hee , and the fire hundzetl menthat were with him, A ptt tye ſonne ok Maocth king of Gath. 3 And Dauid dwelt with Arhi, at ehaneeth the enemies heatts, and maketh them to favour his in theis necellitie,. i aS ; Pathy Ebr fonnesof death, g Hereby itap- peareth,that the hypocrite perfes cuted Danida- gaini hisowne conſcience, and contrary to his ptomiſe. å h Letbisanger towardsvs, be pacified by a fa- crifice, i Asmuch aslay in them, they compelled him to idolatry , be- caufe they forced himto flee to the idolatets. k Becauferhou- faued{t my life < this day. I Thus he proe- tefteth his innos cencie towards Sanl,and defene ding bis iultice im the fight of Godz. in whofe pre- _- fencenoneis - ` righteous, Pal 143X 130.3. m To Gibeab of Beniamin, a Danid diftras =` fteth Godspro- — teQion,and thers fore fleeth vnto» theidolaters, who were en€= mies to Gods people, b Thus God be his prouidence S The Philiftims warre againft € Letthine offi- cers appoint mee a place. Eby. the number of the dayes. d Thefe are the wicked Canaa- nites,whom God had appointed to be deltroyed. ECr,2gainft whom, e Which were a family of the tribe of Judah, 1. Chton.2.9. §Or,be doth fures by abhorre his people. & Albeit it wasa great griefe to Dauidto fight -againftthe peo- ple of God,yet fuch was his in- firmity, he durft not denie him. Chap.25. I, b According to the commande- ment of God, Exod.22,18, deut.18.10, 18. pitched in Gilboa. Gath, hee, and his men, eueryman with his bouſhold, Danuta with bis two mines, Abi- noain the Izreelite, and Abigail Mabals wife the Carmelite. 4 And tt was told Haul that Dauid pas fled to Gath : fo he fought na moze foz m, 5 And Dauid fad onto Achih, IEJ Haue now tound grace in thine eves, «let them gue mee a place in fome other citie ef the countrey, that J may Dwell there: foz wip Would thy ſeruant Dwell in the head ct tic of the king dome with thee? Then Achih gaue him Ziklag that fame Day: therefore Ziklag pertainetl) vnto the Kings of Judah vuta this dav. _7 CAND the timethat Dawid dwelt in the countrey of the Phüiltims, was foure moneths and certane Bayes. Then Danid and bis men went vp, and tnuaded the d Geſhurites, and the Girs zites, and the Amalekites: foz they inbabl« ted the land trom the beginning , from the way, as thou goeh to Dhur, euen vnto the land of Egypt. 9 And Dauid finote the land, and left Neither man no: woman aliue, and toke ſheepe, andoren, andaffes, and camels, and apparell, and returned and came to A chiſh. Io And Achiſh fapd, | Chere baus pee Beene arouing thts Day? And Dantu an: fwered, Agami the South of Juday, and agatnit the South of the ¢ Jerahmeelites, and againtt the South of the Kenites. Il And Daud faued neither man noz woman aliue , to bzing them to Gath , fay- ing, Left thep would teilon vs, and fay, 20 Did David, and fo will be his manner ail the while that hee dwelleth in the countrey of the Philiſtims. 12 And Achiſh beleeued Dauid, faying, Hee hath made his people of Iſrael vtteriy to abbogre him: thercfoze be ſhall be my ſer⸗ want fo? euer, oe CHAP, XXVIII. 2 Dawid hath the chiefe charge promifed a- bout Achifh. 8 Saul confulteth with a witch, and fhee caufeth him to [peake with Samuel, 18 who declareth his ruine, Nan at that time the Philiſtims afem- L Nbled their bandes armie to fight with Iſrael: therefore Achith aid to Damd, Be fure, thou Wait goe out with mee to the bats tell, thou, and tip men. q 2 And Daut faid to Achih, Hure- ly thou Walt know what thy ſeruant can Doe. And Achith fad to Danin, Surely J will make thee keeper of mine head foz ener, 3 CDamuel was then Dead, andal Jl rael had lamented him, and buried him in Ramah his owne citie: and Haul had » put awap the fozcerecs , and the ſoothlayers out ofthe land.) Sac 4 ‘Chen the Philiſtims afembled then- fetues, and came , and pitched tn Shunem, and Haul afſembled all Iſrael, and they T.Samuel. Ifrael. Saulis withthe witch. s Gnd when Saul (atv the holte ok the Philiſtims, bee was afra , and his heart was fore ationted. 6 Cihercfore Haul atked tounſell of the Lod, anv the Lod anſwered bimi not , neis $ ther by Deeanies, nozby: Urim, not vet by ¢ Meaning, the Pꝛophets. t j hie Prieft, Exod. 7 Aben faid Sanl vnto his fernants, 28.30, Seeke meg a woman that hath a familiar {pwit, that J] may goe to her and afke ofber. ‘And pis leruants tatd to him, Behota,there — a woman of Eredo? that path a familiar pirit, f 8 Then Haul4 changed himlefe anv pnt d Hee ſeckech on other rayment, and hee went, and two notto God inbis _ men with pim and they came to the woman mifery, buc isled by night: and hee faid , J pzay thee; coniec · by Satan to vn- ture vnto mee by the familiar pitit , and lawfull meanes, a ine Hum bp whome J hall name vnto ee. r And the woman fayd vnto bint, Be- Hold, thou knewelk what Baul hath Done, how he bath Deltroyed che fozcerers,and the loorhfapers outotrheland: wheretoze then Eero to taks me in a nare to cauſe me o Die? Io Gnd Saul ſware to her by the Lorde, faving, As the Lozdlineth, noi harme hall come to thee foz this thing. IL Zhen laide the woman, Whom hall J bing vp vuto thee ? And hee anfiwered, Bing me bp « Hamuel. 12 And when the woman faw Samuel, fye cried with a lond voice, and the woman ſpake to Gaul, ſayving, CUhy hak thou decei- ued nie? for thou art Baul. 13 And the king fayd vnto her, Bee not afraid; for what faweit thon ? And the wo⸗ man ſayd vnts Haul, Flaw || gods aleen: tan hath no pow- Ding bp out of the earth. er overthem, _ 14 Then he laid vato her, (Ahat fafhion |07. an excellens is bheeof? And fhe anfwered, Anolde man perfor. cominet} vp lapped tra mantie: and Saul knew that tt was Hamel , and hee incli- ne bis face to the ground, and bowed hun: ę 2. Ig (And Haniel favn to Baul, Mhy Hatt thou diſquieted mee, tobsing mee vp? Chen Saul anhwered, IJ am in great dic ſtreſſe: foz the Philiſtims make warre a- gain met, and God ts Departed frommee, doc o and anfwereth mee nomo, neither +by offighr, jDrophets, neither by Dameg: therefore +Str.by the band Jhaue calicd thee, that then mayeſt relime of Prophets. what jj hail Doe. 16 Chen Bw Hamnel , MAherekoze then Bock thou afke of mee, lecing the Loz is gone from thee, and t3 thine ensemi? 17 Euen the Lord hath done tos him, as hee ſpake * bp mine | hand: for the 1020 wil rent the kingdome out of thure band, and gine it thy neighbour Dauia. 18 Becauſe thou obeyett not the voyce of the Loze, noz erecuted{t bis fierce wath bpon the Amatekitzs , therefore bath the Logde Done this vnts thee this Day. * Ig Mozeouer the Lod will deliuer Zl rael with thee tuto the hands of the abili- ftims : h and to morrow halt thou and h Ye thallbe ſcience hee con< eemuneth. lOr, punifbment, e He fpeaketh according to bis grofleignorance, not confidering the ſtate of the faints after this life, and how Sae f To his imapi. nation, albeit it was Satan,who to blind his eyes ' tocke vpon hi the forme of Sa- muel,as he can doc of an Angel g Thatis, to Dauid. Chap.t5. 28. lOr, miniflery. -thp onnes be with mec, and the Rod = dead, Chap. 3 4460 whichin his cone . i The wicked when they heare Gods iudgments, * tremble and de- fpaire,but can- not feeke for mercie by repen- tance, k I heme ventue sed my life. ) 1 Becaule itre- quired halle. Orin Aime fOr. captaines. a According to their bands, or enfignes, b Meaning, longtime,that is, foure moneths and certaihe dayes,Chap. 27, Z ctr. fell, as Gene.25.18. 3.Chrow, 1201 9: « © Would not Saul receiue him to fauour, ifhe couid betray vs? Chapt g and 21,11, d That is,waft conuerfant with _ me, $ Ebr. thor are mot good inthe eyes.of the prins Ees anid ſuſpected of the Philiftims. give the bof of Iſrael into the hands of the Philiſtims. > 20 Then Haut fell ſtraightway all along on theearth, aud was foreiafrarde becaut ofthe wos ot Danuicl, fo that there was no ſtrength in bim: fo: he bad eaten no bzead all the Day , nozall the night. 21 Chen the woman came vnto Haul, and faw that he was fe troubled, and iat vito Hin, Dee, thine handmaide bath sbey- ed thp voice, and xIJ haue put my foule in mine Haid, and haue obeyed the wozdes wich thou lawe pute me. 22 Row therefore, J pray thee, hearken thou alſo vnto the voice of thine Handmaid, aud let ine fet a morſellof bread befoze thee, that thou mayeſt eat, and get thee ſtrength, and goe on thyisurney. 23 But he refnſed, and ſaid, J will not eat: but bis feruants € the woman together coms pellzo hint, and he obeyed their voice : fa hee drole from the earth. and fat on the bed. 24 Now the woman hada fat calfe in the houiz,and ihe batted, and killed tt, and tooke floure, and kneaded it, and baked of tt Iun- leauened bread. 25 Then Hee ought them before Haut. and before his ſeruants: and when they had eaten, they itood bp, and went away the fame night. CHAP, XXIX. 4 The Princes ofthe Philiftims caufe Dauid tobe fent back fromthe battell agasnft Ifrael be- e2ufe they diftrufted him. D the Phiiiſtims were gathered toge- ther with all their armies tu Aphek: and the Ilraelites pitched | by the tountatie, which is in Izreel. — 2 And the || pinces of the Philiſtims weit forth by⸗ hundreds, and thoutands, but Danid this men came behind with Acdtih. 3 Then faid the princes of the Phili- tims, Ahat doe thele Ebꝛewes beere⸗· Qua Achiry fai vnto che princes of the Johi» tims, Jsnot this Danid the lexuaunt of Gaul the king of Iiracl whe hath bene with me thele dayes, > o? thele yeeres, and Jhaue found nothing in bim, luce bet Dwelt with me vnto this day? | a 4 But the Pinces of the Philiſtins were woth with him, and the princes ot the Phililtims fain vnto him, * Send this fel- low backe, that hee may goe againe to his place which thou batt appointed pint, and let him not gog Downe with vs to batteli, leat that in the batti bee be an adueriarie to vs : foz wherewith (ould Hee obteine the fauour of bis maſter? ſhould tt not bee with the heads of thefemen? § Is not this Danin of wham they fang in Dances faring, * Saul Uew his thousand, and Daniè pis ten thouland? 6 ¶ Then Ach called Dautd,and faia puto bin, As the Loz lineth, thou haiſt bene vpright and good in niy fight, when thou “weittck out and in with mein the hoũ. net ther baue J found enill with thee ſince thoir cameſt tome vnto this Day, but the pinces Doe not fauour chee. 7 CGberefore now returne, and. goe in Peace, that thou Dilpleale not the princes Chap. xxix.xxx. Ziklag is bu ufthe Philiſtims. i 8 @ And Danin fa onto Achih, But what haue J Done ? and what hak thou found in thy feruant as long as J pane bene with thee vnto this Bay, that J] may e not go * fight againt the enemies of my (020 the ing ? : 9 Achih then anſwered, and faid to Da- uid, 3| know thon pleaſeſt mee, asan Angel of God: but the Peintes of the Philiſtims = are > Let bhim not gog vp with vs to attell. Io Ahereforꝛe now rife bp earely in the mozning with thy ' matters feruants that are come With thee: and when pe be vp ear- iy,allconeaspebhanelight,depart. IT Ho Dauid and his men rofe vp eately ta Depart in the maning, and to returne ina to the land of the Philiſtims: and the Ipi- liſtims went vp to Izreel. CHA Pi XK; 1 The Amalekites burne Ziklag. 5 Dauids two wiues are taken prefoners.6 The people wold ſtone him. 8 He asketh counfel of the Lord,e> purfuing his enemies, recouereth the pray, 24 He diuideth it equally, 26 And fendeth part to his friends. B Git when Dauid this men were come to Ziklag a the third Day,the Amalekites had inuaded bpon the South, euen vnto Ztklag,and had t {mitten Ziklag, and burnt tt with fire, 2 And had taken the women that were therein, pꝛiſoners, both ſmall and great, and flew not aman, but caried them away, and went thetr wayes. 3 CHo Dauid and his mencame to the city, and behold, it was burnt with fire,and their· wines, and their ſonnes, and theit Daughters were taken prtloners. 4 ChenDauid and the people that was with bim,lift vp their voyces and wept, vn⸗ tril they could weepe no moze. ; § Dauids two wines. were taken pifo- nevsallo, Ahinoam the Jsreclite, and Abts gatl the wife ot Nabal the Carmelite. 6 And Dautdwasingreat ſorrow: foz the people 4 intended to fone him, becauſe the hearts ofall thepcople were vexed cues ry man fo2 bis fonnes ana fo: bis Daugh- ters: but Dauid comfogcen hunielfe in the Lom bisg. 7 Q Gnd Danid fayd to Abiathar the Peet Ahimelechs fonne, J pray thee.bzing me the Ephod. And Aviathar brought the Ergon to Dauid. , $8- Then Danid alken countell at the Lon faping Shall j followafter this com: patty? Mali J ouettake them? And hee an- ſwered im, Fellow ; foz thou ſhalt ſurely a- uertaketheinandDereconerall. 9 €Ho Daud and the fire hundred men that were with him, went, and came tothe riuer Bei where a part of them above. Io Bur Daui and foure hundzed men followed ( to twa Hundzed above behinde, being toa weary to go ouer the riuer Belo) Il And they found an Cgpptian.in the ficld, and broughryintte Danid, and gaug hun! bead, and hee did cate, and they gaue him water tominke. 12 Allo they gaue hina few figges, en tnt. 120 e This diffimus lation cannot be excufed: for it gricued himto goe againit the people of God, £ With them that fled vnto thee from Saul a- After that he departed from Achith. b: That is,de- ſtroyed the citys c For thefe only remainedin the city, when the men were gone” to warre. d Thus we fee, that in.troubles and aduerfitie we’ doe not confider: Gods prouidécey but like raging beaftes forger bcth ourowne duetie,and cone temne Godsap=- poistment.ouce: Se — — e Though God- feeme to leaue vs for atime, yctifi © we truf in him, we halbe fure to- finde comfort. f God by his providence boty provided forthe neecffitie ofthis- poore-ftranger, and made him 2 guide to Dauid to accomplis his cntesprife, < Dauids victory. His law. g For othes were in all ages had in moht reuerence even among thé heathen, h The wiekedin their pompeand pleaſures confi- der not the iudge- mentof God, which is then at hand to {mite them, i Some reade, and vnto the morow of the two exenmings: . that is, three dayes. & 5 Which the A- smalekites had taken of others, and Dauid from chem befides thé, goods of Ziklag, two cluters of railing : and when be had eas teri, bis (pirit came to him againe: foz he bad eaten nobzead,no2 Drunks anywater in three Dayes, and theee nights. : 13 CAM Daud fata vnto him, To whom belongeit thou? and whence art thou? And bec laid, J am a yong manof E⸗ Sypt, and feruant toan Amalekite: and my matter lett mec theec dayes agoe, becauie I Fell ficke. 14 Clee roued bpon the Douth of Che» teth, and vpon the coat belonging to Ju- Dab, and vpon the South of Caleb, and twe burnt Ziklag tuith fire. I5 Aud Damo faid vnto bim, Cant thou batng me to this companiezand he iaid, s Sweare vnto mee by God, that thou wile neither kill mee, noz deliuer mee into the bands of mp matter, and FZ will being thee to this companie. whic aps 16 @ And when he had brought him thi- ther, behold. thep lay (cattered abroad vpon all the earth*cating and Drinking, and dan- cing , becaule.otall the great pap that they had taken out of.the land of the Phuiſtims aud out ofthe lant of Judah. 17 And Dauit finote them from the tiwi- light, euen vnto the evening iofthe nert marow, fo that there efcaped nota man of them, fane foire hundzed yong men, which rode bpon camels, and fien. I7 And Dauid recouered all that theg- malekites had taken: alfa Dauid refcued bis two wiues. 19 And thep lacked nothing, finall o? great, ſonne oꝛ Daughter, oof thefpople of all that they had taken away : Dauid reca» uered them all. 20 Dauid alſo tooke allthe eepe, and the oren,and they draue them bekore bis cat: tell,and fait, Chis is Danids k pap. 21 ¶ Gnd Danid came tothe two hun: Ded men that were too wearie foz to follow Danid: whom they had mave allo to abide at the riuer Belo: : and thep came to meete Daun, andto meete the people that were with bim : fo when Dauid came neere to che . people, be faluted them. § Vaderthefe ‘ate comprehen- ded the cattell and goods, which appertained to cuery man, m Some referre thefe words to Dauid, that he alleaged an old _ cuftome and law, as if it were write ten, Eris both _ now,and hath bene euct. 22 Chen anlwered all the euil and wic⸗ ked ofthe men that went with Dania, and faid, Becauſe they went not with vs, therc- fore will we giue them none of the pray that wee haucrecouered , ſaue to euerp man his l wife and his childzen: therefore tet them carte them away and Depart. 23 Chen Laid Danid, Peſhall not doe fo, my brethzen, with that which the Low hath giuen bs, wio hath preſerued bs, and Deli- ucret the companie that came againſt vs, into our bands, B58 24 for who will obey yonin this matter? but as His part is that goeth Downe to the battell. fo thall his part be that tarteth by the kufi: they ſhall part alike. 25 ™ Go from that Day forward he made ita thatute a latu in Iſrael, vntill this dav. 26 ¶ Mhen Dauid therefore came ts Ziklag, bee fent of the pap wnte the Elders of Judah, and to his friends, laying, Dee, thereis a bleſſing foz pougt the tpoyle of the enemies of the 2020. ) T.Samuel. 27 He lentte thena! Beth-el, g to thers of Houth Ramoth,and to them of Jattir, 28 And to them ot Aroer, and tothem of Diphmoth, and to them of Eſhtemoa. 29 AnvtothemoefRachal, ant to then of the cities of the Jerabmecittes , t to them of the cities of the Kenites, 39 And to them ok Hormah, and to them of Choz-alhan,and tothemof Atha, 31 Andto chem of Yebon, and» to all the places where Damn and bis men haa haunted. CHAP. -XXXI 4 Saul killeth hinfelfe. 6 His childrenare Slasne in the battell. 22 The men of Labefh tooke downe his body which was hangedon the wall, N22 the Philiſtims fought againſt Jf- rael, and the menof Iſrael ded away from the Philiſtims, and they Fell Downe {wounsed in mount Gilboa. 2 And the Philiſtims pꝛeaſſed fore vpon Haul and his founes, ¢ {lew Jonathan, and Abinadab, and Malchthua, Sauls fonnes. 3 And when the battet went fore againſt Haul, the archers and bowmen + hit him, and be was oze || wounded of the archers. 4 Then faia Haul vnto his armour bea: rer, Dawout thy fwod, and thruſt mee thorow therewith, leat the vncircumciſed come and thruſt me thorow and mocke mee: but bis armeur bearer would not. foz he was lore afraid. Therefore Haul tooke a ſword and kell vpon it. § And when his armour bearer ſaw that Haul was dead, hee fell likewile vpon his fwod, and died with him. 6 Ho Hauldied, and bis thzee fonnes, — The death ofSaulandhisfonnes, n Shewing hime felfe mindtull of their benefits towards him. 1.Chrow.10.1. |Or, laine. » $ Ebr. found him. lOr,afrasd, a So we feethat his cruel life hath adefperate end, ` as is commonly feenein them, that perfecure the children of God, = and his armour bearer, and al his men that - fame Day together. 7 € Ana whenthe men of Iſrael that were on the other tide of the b valley, and they on the other fine Joen {awe that the men of Jiraci were putto flight, and that Daul and his ſonnes were Dead, then they left the cities, and ran away: and the Philt- ſtims came and dwelt in them. f 8 And on the mozow, when the Phili ſtims were come to ſpoyle them that were iiaine,they found Saul and hts thee fonnes lying in mount Gilboa, _ f 9 And they cut off his head, € ripped Him out of his armour, and fent into the land of the Philiſtims on euery ide, that they ould 4 publi it in the Temple of their Wolesand among the people. Io And they layde vp his armour tn the bouk of Aſhtaroth, but they hanged vp bis body on the wall of Beth than. 1I C Mhen the inhabitants of e Jabeſh Gilead heard what the Philiſtims had Done to Baul, 12 Chen they arole( as many as were ftrong men ) and went ail night, and tooke the bony of Saul, & the bodiesof his ſonnes front the wall of Wetih-han, and came to Jabeſh and *burnt them there, i 13 And tooke theit bones, and * buried them vnder atyee at Jabeſh, and E faked te- uen dapes. THE b Neere to Gil- ‘boa. c The tribes of Reuben and Gad,and halfe the tribe of Ma- nafleb, d Intokenof vidory and tri- umph, e Whomhe had dpliusred from their enemies,” Chap,14, iie Teve.3 4.5. 2. Sam 2:4. F According to the cuftome of the mourners, 184M.30.17, a Seeming to lae ament the ouer- throw of the: people of Ifrael, Dauidlamenteth for Chap.je q The fecond booke of Samuel. THE ARGV MENT. His booke and che former beare the title of Samuel , becaufe they conteine the conception, natiuie T the wholecourfe of bis life, and alfo the liues and actes of two Kings , to wit, of Saul and Dauid,whom he anoynted and confecrated Kings by the ordinance of God. Andas the firft booke conteineth thofe things, which God brought to paffe among this people vnder the gouernment of Sa⸗ muel and Saul ; fo thisfecond booke declareth the noble acts of Dauid after the death of Saul, when he began to reigne,vnto the end of his kingdome : and how the fame by him was wonderfully augmen- ted; alfo his great troubles and dangers, which hefufteined both within his houfe and without; what horribleand dangerous infirreGions, vprores, and treafons were wrought againſt him, partly by falfe counfellers, fained friends,and flatterers,and partly by fome of bis owne children, and people: and how by Gods affiftance he ouercameall difficulties,and enioyed his kingdome in reft and peace, In the per- fon of Dauid the Scripture fetteth foorth Chrift Ieſus, the chiefe King, who came of David according to the fiefh,and was perfecuted on euery fide with outward and inward enemies,afwell in his owne per- fon,asin his members,but at length he ouercommethail his enemies , and giucth his Church vi&ory a- gainſt all power both fpirituall and cemporall : and fo reigneth with them King for euermore, CHAP. IL 4 Ftwastold Dauid of Saulsdeath, 15 Hee cauſeth himto bee flaine that brought the tidings. 39 He lamentetiathe death of Saul and Ionathan, Fter the death of Saul, when Danin was returned from the * Maughter of the Amalekites , and had bene XL two dayes in Fikiag, 2 Beholdʒa man came the third Day out okthe botte from Haul with bisa clothes rent, and earth vpon his head: and when hee came to Dauid, hee fell to the garth,and did obeyſance. ` 3 Then Dautd fain unto him , ZAhence comme thou 2 And bee faid vnto him, Dut », of the bote of Iſxael J am efcaped. D 4- And Danid (aide vnto him, That is Done? 3 pray thee, tell mee. When hee ſayd, b As! fiedin the chafe, NOr,captainese e He wasan A- malekire borne, but tenounced _ his countrey.and ‘Ioyned with the Ifraelites, 4Ebe. fand vpon. d Iam fory, bes caufe I am yet aliue. } Ebr. I flood vpe on hima. 3 (hap.3.31. gnd 13.3%, * What the people is fled from the battell, and many of the people are ouerthzowen, and Bead, and allo Maul e Jonathan his tonne are Dead. And Dauid fayd vnto the yong man that tole ithim, bow knowelt thou that Haul and Jonathan bis ſonne be Dead ? 6 Then the pong man that told him, an⸗ fwered, >As Itame to mount Gilboa, be» hold, Saul leaned bpon his (peare , and foe, the — aud horſemen followed hard afs ter hun. 7 And when he looked backe, he ſaw me, and called me. Aun J ankweren, Were am J 8 And he laid vntome, Apo art thou? Bnd J antwered him, Jaman: Amalekite. 9 Then hee ſaid vnto mee, F pzay thee, come vpon me, and flay me: for anguiſh is come vpon me,becaule mp 4 life ts pet whole in mee 10 SoF trame vpon him, and flew him, and becaule 3i was ture that bee could not line, after that hee had fallen, J tooke the crowne that was vpon his head, and the bracelet that wason his arme, and beoughe thent hither unto mylo. IL Then Dauid took hold on his clothes, * and rent them, and likewite all che men that were with hint. 12 And they mourned and wept, and fa- Hed vntill cucu, fo aul and fo Jonathan his ſonne, and forthe people of the Lod ana fo: the boule of Ilrael, becaule they were flaine withthe fwod, 13 @ ¢ Afterward Danid fayd vnto the pong man that tolde it him, thence art thou ? And he anfwered, J am the onne of a (ranger an Amatekite, ` 14 And Dauid fayde yntobim, * How wait then not afratd,to put forth thine band to deſtroy the anoynted of the Lord? Is Then Danid called one of hts pong men and laid, Soe neere,and fall ppon him. And he fnote him that he died. 16 Then fayd Danid vnto him, £ Thy blood bee vpon thine owne head: fo? thine owne mouth hath teſtilied againſt thee, fap- ing Jhaue faine the Lords anoynted. 17 @ Then Dauid: mourned with this lamentattonouer Baul, and ouer Jonathan pis fomne. 18 (Allo he bade them teach the children of Judah to s oote, as tt ts wꝛitten in the booke sf* Jaſher) PIURE 19 D noble j{raet, hee is laine vpon thyhigh places: How are the mighty oner- thowen? ; 20 *Tellit not in Gath, no: publi it in the treets of Aſhkelon, leak the daughters ofthe Philiſtims retoyce, lett the Daughters ofthe vᷣncircumciſed triumph. 21 Deemonntatnes of Gtlboa, vpon you be neither Dew no: raine, no? ibe there ficlas of offrings: for there the fhtcld of the mighty is call Downe, the Wield of Sant, as though be had not bene anoynted with ople, 22 Che bow of Jonathan neuer turned backe,netther did the ſword of Sant returne empty trom the blood of the latue, and from the fatofthe mighty, 23, Danland Fonathan wereloucly anv pleafant in thetrliues, and inthetr deathes they were not ’Dintoed : they were fitter then eagles, they were ftronger then lyons, 24 Dee Daughters of Iſrael, weepe for Haul, which clothed you tn fcarlet, with pleafiives, ¢ hanged eznaments of gala vp⸗ pn your apparell. * 25 Mow were the mighty Naine in. the midsofthe battel? D Jonathan, thou watt flaine in thine hte places. 26 Moe is megfo: thee , my brother Fae D natham Saul and Ionathan. rat e After thela- mentation he cx- amined bhim a- gaine. Pfal, 105.7 Şa f Thou art iuſtly punithed fos thy fault, a) g Thatthey might be able to match their ence mies the Phili- {tims in that art, Iofh. 10s! 3 Or,rig hteous. h Mezning,Saul, Micah,1.10. i Lettheir fertile fields be barren, and bring forth no fruit to offer to. the Lord. k They died both together im Gilboa. 1 Astichgar- ments and coftly iewels. Dauid King ouer Iudah. Ithbofheths II. Samuel. Afahelflaine. Warrebetweene the a nathan: very kinde halk thou bene vnto nier thy ioue to me was wonderfull, pafling the m Bitherroward loue of m women: pow are the mighty ouer- their husbands, throwen, and the weapons of warre Dee or their children. ftroyed ? CHAP. II. . 4 Dauid is anoynted King in Hebrom 9 Ab- ser maketh F{h-bofheth king ower Ifrael, 15 The battell of the feruants of Dauid and F{hebofheth. 32 The ounall of Afahel, a By the meanes Fter this, Dauid ⸗aſked countellof the of the Prieft, as ¥,Sam.23.2,and gf the cities of Judah? And the Lord fain 2. Sam.5. 19. vnto him, Goe vp. And Dauid (aid, Ahi- ther ball J| goe? We then anſwered, Unto b Whiehcity bebo. was alfo called 2 Ho Danid went vp thither and bis Kiriath-arba, two wines alſo, Ahinoam the Jsreclite, and We Toth.6 4.15. Abigail Mabala tife the Carmelite. 3 And Dani brought vp themen that c Inthe time of twere with «him ,cuery man with his houle⸗ hisperfecution, Holy, and they dweit in the cities of Hebron. 4 © Then the menot Judah came, ana there they anopnted Dauid Ring ouer the houte of Juday. And they tolv Dauit, fay- ing, ue the men of Jabeſh Gilead buried aul. And Danid fent meffengers vuto the men of Jabeſh Gilead, and fayd vnto them, Bleſſed are pee of the Lod, that pee baue Hewed fuch kindneſſe vnto pour 1020 Baul, that pou haue buried bint. 8, SA03 1030 and d trueth vnto you : and J will recom⸗ d Aceordingto denle you thts benefit,becaule yee haue Done his promife, thi Lie his thing. — 7 Therefore now let pour handes bee — ſtrong, and bee pou valiant; albeit pour ma» a fter Saul be dead, yet nevertheles the houſe j of Judah hath anointed me vine ouer them, € So that you 3 @ Gut Abnertie ſonne ok er, that fhallnot wanta Was captaine of Hauls holte , tooke Iſh · bo⸗ Captaincanda eth the fonne of Baul, and brought hia ta aptaine anda JPahanaim detender, > 9 Ano made hin king oner Gilead, and puer the Athucttes,and oucrJsreeland ouer — ouer Bemamim and ouer fall rael. Id Iſh vboſheth Hauls fonne was fortie peere olde when he began to reigne ouer Ji- tael, and reigned two yere but the houle of Judah followed Dauid. i Il (And the time which Dauid reignes in hebron ouer the houle of Judah, was ſeuen yeere and fire 3 moneths.) 12 C And Abuer the tonne of Mer, and the leruants of J)-botheth the fon of Saul went out of Mahanaim to Gibeon. 13 And Joab the fonne of Fcruiah, and the ſeruants of Dauid went out and met one another bythe poole of Gibeon : and thepfatedowne, the one on the one fide of t pet and the other on the other line of the poote. 14 Then Abner laive to Joab, Let che ‘yong men Rowarile, and "play befoze vs, nD Joab ſayd, Let them arife. 15 Chen there arole, went ouer twelue of Benramiin by number, which perteined to Fh boſheth the ſoune of Haul, and twelue Athe (eruantsof Dania, f Ouer the ele. menctribes. g After this time was ¢xpired,he reigned ouer all the countrey 33. yecressChap.5.5. h Let vs feehow they can handle their weapons, Lod, faptne, Shall 3 goe vpintoany R 6 Therefore nom the Lod ſhew mercy fi 16 And every one caught bis fellow by i Meaning, his the hean ann thrult his fwod in bts fellowes aduerfary, fide. fo they fell Downe together : wherefore the place was called Helkath hatzurim, || Or, the field of which ts tn Giscon. j rong men, 17 And the battel was exceeding fore that fame Day; foz Abnerand the men of Iſrael ; k Fell betoze the ſeruants of Danid. k Afterthar 18 AnD there were tizer fonnes of Zer⸗ thefe foure and uiah there, Joab, and Abithat, and Alabel. twentie were And Alabel was as light on foot asa wilde Naine, OC. _ 19 And Alabel followed after Abner.and in going he turned neither tothe right hand noz to the left from Abner. i 20 Then Abner looked behinde him and fayd, Art thou Alabel 2 And bee anſwered, a, 21 Then Abner ſatde, Turne thee either to the right band, o? to the left,¢ take one of the pong men, and take thee Hts || weapons: ||Or, Poile. but Aſahel would not depart from him. 22 Aud Abner faide to Alabel, Depart from mee: wherefore ſhonld 3 finite thee to 1 Why doef the ground? How then Mould J bee able to chou prouoke Hola vp my faceto Joab thy brother ? me to kill thee? 23 And when hee would not depart, Ab⸗ ner with the hinder ende of the tpeare ſmote Him under the ft » rib that the fpeare came out behind him: and he fel Downe there,and died in bts place. And as many as came to the place where Aiabel fell Downe and died, ood fill. wep lungs,the livery , 24 Joab alſo and Abiſhai purſued after the miltand the Abner; anv the Sunne went Downe, wher gall, they were cometo the bul Ainmah, that ly⸗ eth before Giah , by the way of the wilder> nefie of Stbeon. i 25 And the children of Bentamin gathe⸗ ted themlelues together after Abner, and wrr pn au beape, and fiood on the top of an bill. 26 Then Abner called to Joab, and faid, Shall the” fwod deuoure foz euer know n Shallwe not eft thou not,that it will bee bitterneſſe tn the makean end of latter ende? how long then Hall tt bee, 02 murthering? thou bid the people returne from following their bzetheen? : f 27 And Joab faid, As Godlineth, tf thou hadſt noteipoken, ſurely euen tithe moz: o Ifthou hadit ning the people had Departed eneryone back notproucked . from bts kether. them to battell, 28 ¶ Ho Joab blew a trumpet, andall as verſe 14. the people ſtood ſtil, and purſued after Iſra· m Somereade, in thofe parts, whereas the liye- ly parts lie: as the heart, the _elno moze neither fought they any more. 29 Aud Abner and his men walked all thatnight thozow thel plaine, and went o || Or, wildernege. uer Jorden, and pated thorowall Biton till they came to || Mahanaim, - 30 Joab allo returned backe from Ab⸗ ner: and when hee bad gathered all the peor ple together, there lacked of Dauids feya uants nineteene men ana Aſahel. 31 But the ſeruauts of Dauid had finite tenof Beniamin and of Abnersmen, fothat thee P hundzeth and threeſtore men died. p ThusGod 32. Andtheytooke vp Afabhel,and buried would confirme him in ebelepulchae of his tather,whtch was Danid in his in Beth lehem and Joab and his nien went kingdome by the atl night, aud whenshey came to Hebzon, the deftruction of his Day aroſe. adwerfaries, CHAP, ¥ JOr,t0 the tents, nhouſes of Saul and Dauid. a Thatis,with- out intermiffion enduring two yectes,which was the whole reigne of Ih-bolheth, b Who is alfo called Danicl, z,Chron, 3.6 = Within feuen yeeres and fixe moneths, 4 d Doeft thou elleeme meno more thena dog, for all my feruice done to thy fa- thers houfe? e Wefechow the wicked can- not abide to be admonifhed of their faults, but feeke their dif- pleafure which goeabout to bring them from their wickednes, QOr,fecretly. 1,540,18,2 55272 TSAM 25.44. F Rather for ma- licetharhe bare toward Ifh-bo- fheth, then for touc he bareto Dauid, e H A P. 1 TY, 1 Long warre betweeme the houfes of Sanl and Daud, 2 The children of Danid in Hebron. 12 Abnerturnethto Dauid. 37 Joab killeth him, T Dere was then a + long warre betweene the boule of Saul and the bonle of Da- uid: but Daun wared Kronger, € the heule of Haul waredD weaker. 2 (And ynte Dauid were children borne in Hebron: and his eldeſt tonne was Ani» non of Ahinoam the Izreelite. 3 And bis fecond was Chileab of Abi» gatl the wife of Rabai the Carmelite: and the third, Ablalom the fonne of Maacah, the Daughter of Calmat the king of Geſhut, 4 nd the fourth Qdenitah the ſoune of — the htt. Ahephatiah the foune 0 ita ì 5 And the fiet Ithream by Eglah Da- anid in uids wife: thele were borne to c Mebjon. 6 @ Mow while there was warre be- tweene the houleof Saul and the houle of Dauid, Abner made all bis power foz the houle ot Baul. f 7 Aw Haul had a concnbine named Rispah the Daughter of Aitah. And ith-bo- theth fays to Abner, therefore haſt thou gone in to my fathers concubine ? 8 Then was Abuer very wath fo: the wodes of Fh boheth, and fayd, Am Ja adogs head, which again Judah doe Hew mercie this Day unto the boule of Gaul chy father, to bis brethren and to bis nefgh< bourg, and haue not deliuered thee inte the hand ot Dauid, that thou chargeft mee this Day with a fault concerning this woe man? 9 *Hodo God te Abner and moꝛe alfo, except, asthe Loꝛd hath uone to Danid, tucifodorZtobin, 10 To temone the kingdome from the houſe of Haul, that p theone of Dauid may bee eftabltfhed ouer Iſrael,and ouer Judah, cuen from Dan to Beer · ſheba. IL And be Durk no moze anſwere to Ab · ner : foz he feared bhim, 12 @ Then Abner fent meflengers to Dautd,|! on his bebalfe, ſaying. Ahoſe is the land? whe ſhould alo fay, Make couenant with me, and behold, mine hand thalbe with thee,to ping all Jitacl vnto thee. 13 Mho (ayd, Hell, J will make a coue⸗ nant with thee: butone thing J require of N thee,thatts,that thoufee negt my face,ercept thou bing Michal Sauls Daughter when thou commet to fee nice, 14 ¶ Then Dawid fent meflengers to Ih- bobpeth Gauls fonne,faping,Deltuerme mp wife Michal, which J married foz * an Hun: Deth forefkins of the Philiſtims. Is And Iſh botheth ent, tooke her from her bulband * Phaltiei thefonneof Lath. 16 And her huſhand went with her, a came weeping bebinde her vnto Bahurim: then ſayd Abner vnto him, Go,and returne, Bo he returned. : 17 (Aud Abner had © communication with the Elders of Ifrael, laying, De ſought fo? Dautd in times pak, that hee might be pour king, Chap.iij. Toab killeth Abner. 18 fAow then Dorit: foz the Lod bath —— of Dauid,faping, By the hand of mp truant Daui F volt laue — Iſrael out of the hands of the Philiſtims, and sut ofthe hands of all their enemies. : 19 Allo Abner fpake tos Beniamin, and tEbriw the eares afterward Abner went to peake with Da- of Beniamin, uid in Pebzon,concerning al that Iſrael was content with and the whole e houle of Ben- & Who challen- tamin. ged the king. 20 So Abner came to Danid to hebron, dome,becauleof hamng twenty men with dim, and Dauf ‘heir facher Sande mane afeat vnto Abner, and to the men that were with hint. ; 21 Then Abner fayd vnto Dauid , F ttil ri bp, and goe gather all Iſtael vnto mp lod the king, that thep map make a cone- Nant with thee, and that thou mayeſt reigne oner all that thine heart Delireth. Then Dauid let Abner Depart, whe went || in peace. 22 C And behold, the (eruantsof Dauis and Joab came + from the campe , ang © Erom warre | brought a great pray with them (but Ah» 282initche Phili- ner was not with Dauidin Debon: toz {em Pe ban ſent him away, and hee Departed in ce. 23 eben Joab and all the hott that was with) him , were come, men told Joab , ſay⸗ ing, Abner the onne of Mer came to the King,and he hath (ent him away,and hee is oa Theni ab came to the King, ¢ fain _ 24 Then Fo e tothe King, iain, . i hathat chou Done? Lehols,Abner came ! ms sopa vnto thee,why haft thou lent him awap and othe maliot- be is Departed? ous mind of Jo- 25 Chou knowelk Abner the fonne of *swho would Mc: foz Hee came to Decciue thee,e to know Prchad the thpoutgomng and ingoing, and toknow ail King to flay Ab- that thou doeſt. nCETOT SPE 26 (And when Joab wasgeneont from “ate grudge, Daud, hee ent meflengers after Abner, which bꝛought hun againe from the well of Pirialh vnknowing to Dauid. i l 27 And when Abner was come agatneto Hebzon, * Joab tooke him aliden the gate 1, Kizg, 2.5. to {peake with bim | peaceably, and {mote |lOr, fecret/y. bim vnder the fiftnb, thathe died, for the bload of * Alabel his brother, 28 (And when afterward it came to Danids eare, bee ſayd, F and my kingdome are k guiltlefle before the #020 foz cuer, k The Lord concerning the blood of Abner the ſonne of knoweth that I did not confent tohisdeath. — 122 Or, wet howe harme, ` Chap, 2.23. et. 29 Letthe blood falon the head of Joab, and on all is fathers boule, that the boufe of Joab bee never without fome that haug tunning tflues.o2 leper, 02 that leanetl on a ftaffe,o2 that Doth fallon the fwozd , oꝛ that Jacket bread. 30 (Ho Joab and ! Abihat his bꝛother 1 Abithai is faid few Abner , becauſe he had laine their bzo- co flay him with ther Alabel at Gibeon tn battell) loab,becaufe hee 31 And Dauid faid to Joab, and to all confenred tothe the people that were with him, Rent pour muither. clothes, and put on fackecloch, and mourne i m before Abner: and king Danid hinlelfe m Meaning, bee followed the beere. _ fore the corps, 32 And when thephad buried Abner in Hebzon, the king lift vp his woyce, and wept befog the entei of Abner; wt 2 & ifh-bofheth murdered by Baanah and - all the people wept. 32 Gnd the king lamented oner Abner, n He declareth and fayd, Died Abner asa” toole Det? thatAbnerdied ~ 34 Thine hams were not bound nor thy notasawretch fegt tied in fetters of beafle: but as a man orvileperfon, ftalleth befoꝛe wicked men,fo didſt thou fail. but asa valiant ~ nd all the people wept againe foz bint. manmightdoe, 35 GiterwarD al tye peoplecameto cauſe L.Samnel. Baanah his bother the ſonnes of Rimmon the Beerothite, and ſayd vnto them; As che Loꝛd linet) , who Hath Delivered mp foute out of allatuertitic, IQ Ahen one told mee, and fayd, that Haul was Dead, (thinking to haue broughe goad tidings) 7 tooke him, and flew him in Siklag , who thought that J would hãue gi being traiteroul- Dauid cat ° meat while owas pet Day, bus uen buna reward to bis tivings: ly deceiued by the wicked, o According to their cultome, which was to Daud fware laying, Ho Bo God te me and moꝛe alſo, it J talkebacad oz ought eis, tilt the funne be Downe. TE 36 Andall the people knew it,¢itr plea- fed them: as whatlocucr the King DID plea⸗ banguetatbu- {eD all thepeople. sails 37 Joz all che people andall Iſrael vn⸗ p It isexpedient Deritood that Day , bow that ttwas not the fometime not kings deed that Abner the fonof fer was enlyto conceiue Hainñe. inward forrow, 38 Aun the king fain vnto his ſeruants, bucalfothac it Know pee noc, that there is a princeand a may appeareto great man fallen this day in Iſrael?: others,cothein- 39 And Jam this Day weakeand newly tentthatthey audinted king : and thele men the ſonnes of may be fatisiied. Zeruiah be too || bard for mee: the Lord res Or, crued, — * doer ot cuilaccoꝛding to his wic; edneſſe. CHAP. ITIL. : § Baanal and Rechab flay Iſp bofheth the fonne of Saul, 12 Dauid commaundeth them to be flaine, z A Po when Dauls afonne heard that Ab- ner was Dead in Debron , the bis hands were feeble, and ail Iſrael was attraid. 2 Gnd Sauls fonne had twomenthat were captaines of bandes: the one called Baanah, andtheother called Rechab, the ſonnes of Rimmon a Beerothite of the chil c Thecitie Bee. Dien of Bentamin, (for * Weeretthwas rec. roth wasinthe koned to Beniamin, Hiat : ; tribeofBeniae 3 Becaule the Beerothites 4 fed to Git- min, Iofh.18,25. taim, and fotourned there vnto thts Day.) d After §death | 4 And Ponathan Sals fon had a nne of Saul,forfeare that was lame on his teet she was fue peere of the Phili. ald when the tipings came of Damgo. Rims. nathanout of Ffrael: then bis nurle tooke hjim, and fled away. And as the made hatte to fice, the child fell , and began to halt/ and his name was Mephiboſhech. s Andthe feunesof Rimmon the Bee- rothite, Rechaband Baanah went ecame in the heat of the Day tothe boule of JW bo: MethCwho fiept ona bed at noone ) : 6 And bebold,Rechab and Baanah bis wiother came into the mides of the houle, _. .. , asthey «would hatte wheat,and they imote e They difguifed pim vnder the fiftrib, and fied. themf{clues as 7 Fozrwhen they came tnto the houte, he merchants,which {lene on hts bed in bis bed chamber, ¢ they a- Thatis,Ifh- bofhetb. b Meaning that he was dilcoura- gcd, came to buy finote bin, and flew him, € beheaded him, . ‘wheate, | and tooke bis head , and gate them away f Thereisno- ¶ thezow the | plaineall the might. thing ſo vile and dangerous which Me wicked will notenterprife in fonne thine enemie, who fought after thy 8 Ano theyboughe the head of Iſh · bo · feth vnto Danid ro Hebron and faid to the hopcoflucre iife:and the Lord Hath auenged my loz the and fauour. king this Day of Maul and of his (eed. lOr, wilderneſſe. g Chen Dauid anſwered Rechab and king, Behold ý head of Hh-boheth Hauls 11 ow s much moze when wicked men baue ſlaine a rtghteons perlon in fis owne houle,andypon bis bed? Mall J nor now therefore require bis blood at pour pand, and take pou from the earth? Í 2 Then Daud commanunded his young men, andthey flew them, and cut oft thew bandes and their teete,and banged them up ouert the poale in Hebron: but they tooke the head of Iſh· boſheth, and buried tt in the ſe⸗ pulchecot* Abner ĩn Hebron. CHA Pi NV: 3 Danidis made king ouer all Ifrael. 7 He taketh the fort of Zion, 19 Hee asketh counfel ofthe Lord, 20 aad cuercommeth the Philaſtims tmife, 78* *cane all the tribes of Iſrael to Dauid vnto Hebron and ſaid thus, Be- hold, we ate thy bones and thy filet. 2 Andintine patt when Maut was our King, thouleddett Iſrael in and out: and the LTord hath faydto thee, * Thou halt fied mp people Firael, andthouthalt be acap- tatune ouer Iſrael. 3 Hoallthe Elders of Iſrael came to the &ing to Hebron: andking Panid made Acouenant with them in iebron b before the Loz: and they anointed Dautd king o» uer Iſrael. Ai C Dauid was thirtie peere olde when hee began to reigne: and hee reigned foztte peere. f § Inivebson he reigned ouer Judah * fe- uen yeere, ant fire moneths sandin Icruſa⸗ tembe reigned thirtie and thecepeeres oner all Iſrael and Judah. i 6 -C Tbe king al and his men went to Jeruſalem vnto the Jebuſites, the inhabi- tants ot the land: who ſpake vnto Danid, ſaying, Except thou takeaway the “bltnde and the lame, thou Matt not come tn hitber : — that Dauta could not come thi- ther. ; 7 But Dauid toske the fort of From: this is the citieof Dauid, 3 8 Row Dauid had iù the fame day, Wholoeier ſmiteth the Jebuſites, and get · teth bp to the gutters, and {miterh the lame and blinde, which Dauids ſoule bateth , 1 will preferre bith :* therefore theplapd, The blinde and the lame Hall not 4 come tnto thathoule. i 9 So Dauid dwelt in that fort,¢ called it the citie of Danid,and Dauid built round about it from- Millo and inward. 10 . And Dauid prolpered and grew: Toz the Lozd God of hoftes was with hin. Ir CHiram allo king of + Cyprus fent meffengers to Dauid, and cedar trees and carpenters, and malong foz walles + a4 Rechab, who are therefore flaine. k: Chap.t.1§. g Forafmuch as neither the ex- ample of him that flew Saul, nor duety to theit midter,nor the innocency of the perfon,nor reue⸗ rence of the place nor time did moue them , they deferued moft gricuous punilhe ment. À Chap 332. 1.Chron. 11.1. a Weare of thy Kinred „and moft neere ioyned Yne to thee, Pfal 78.71. b That is, taking the Lord to wite neé: for the Arke wasas yet in A- binadabs honfe» C(hap ꝛ. 18 c- The children of God called idoles blind and lame guids : ther- foie the Iebufites meant,that they fhould prouethat their gods were neither blind nor chime. 1.Chron.11. 6. d Theidoles fhould enter no mere into that place. e He built from the towne houfe round about to his owne houfé, 1.Chro, 11. 8 {Ebr Zore The Philiftims ſmitten. and they built Dauman houſe. 12 Then Daui knew, that the Lord had Kablithed bim King ouer Iſrael and that he bad eralted his kingdome foz bis people Je raels lake. uf hrom,3.9- 13 And Daud tooke him moe* concu» bines and wiues out of Jerufalem, after bee was come fromijebzon,and moe formes and Daughters were bone to Dauid. 3. Chron.3.5. 14 *And thele be the names of the fonnes that were bone wnto him in Jerulalem: Shammua, and Hhobab,and Rathan, and Dalomonr, 2 Is And Ibhar, and Eliſhua, and Mephes, and —— i 16 And Clifhama,¢ Eliada t Cliphelet, 17 €* But when the Philiſtims heard that they bad anopnted Dauid King ouer Iſrael, all the Philiſtims came vp to ſeeke Dauid: and when Dautd heard, hee went Bowne toafa, 18 But the Philiſtims came and fpzead themfelues tu the valley of Rephaim, 19 Then Daui talked countell of the Lom, laying, Shall J gor vp to the Phili» Rims? wilt thou Deltuer them into mine bands? And the Lod anliwered Dauid, Go bp: for J will doubtleſſe deliuer the Phili- Rims into thtne hands. 20 ¶ Then came Dauid to Baal-pera- sim, and finote them there, and fatt, The Lod hath diurded mne enemies afunder _. before mee, as waters bee diuided afunder: therefoze bee called the nameof that place, fOr,the plaine Baal perazim. ey of diuifions. 21 And there they left theit images, and 1.Chromi4.s2. Dauid and hts men* burnt then. 22 Againe the Philiſtims came bp, and x. Chron.34,8, and 18.56. f By Abiathar the Prieft. 12.28.21, g Meaningthe ſpred themſelues in the valley ofs Rephaim. valley ofgiants, 23 And when Danid afked connilel ofthe which Dauid Lod, he anſwered, Chou Malt not goe vp, calledBaal-pe- but turne about behinde them, and come vp⸗ razim, becaufeof onthemouer againt the mulberie trees. his viGorie. 24 And when thou hearelt the noyſe of one going inthe tops of the mulberte trees, then remoue; foz then hall the Lord goe out h Which wasin before thee, to {mite the volte of the Phili; thetribe of Ben- ſtims. IBUS iamin, but the 25 Then Danid did fo as the Lod had Philiftimsdid commanded him, and (mote the Philiſtims poſſelſe it, from Geba —— come to t Gazer, AP, VI. 3 The Arke is brought forth of the houfe of A- binadab. 7 Vaza s firicken and dieth. 14 Da- uid danceth before it, 16 And w therefore de fpi- fed ofhi wife Michal. l — Dauid gathered together all the fOr, chiefe. Fe l cholen men of Iſrael, euen thirtte thou- ¥.Chrow.33.5,6 2 And Dantd arole and went with all a Thiswasacitie the people that were with hint > from Baale inTudahcalled of Judah to bring vp from thence the Arke alloKiriathiearim of God, whole name is called by the Mame Tofhua 15.9. ofthe Lord of hoites, that dwelleth vpon it between the Cherubims. 3 And chey put the Arke of God bpon a 3 new cart, and brought ttout ofthe boufeof b Whichwasan Qbinadeb, that was in Gibeah. And Uz- hieplaceofthe - 3ah and Ahto the fonnes of Abinadab din citie of Baale, daiue the new cart. ' 4 And when they brought the Arke of 123 God out ofthe houſe of *Abinadab,that was 1.Sam.7 a. at Oibeah, Ahto went before the Arke. Ans Daut and all the bonte of Iſrael c played befoze the LoD on all inftruments made offtre, and on harpes, and on Pial- teries, and on timbzels, and on coꝛnets, and on cymbals. 6 @* And when they came to Machons threſhing flooze, Ci3sabh put bis hand to the Arkeof God, and held it: foz theoren dia ae And the L 7 And the Lord was herp woth wit Gara 4 tg at d oe a in fhe ine ace to? bis fanit, and there bee Died by the Atke of Gov, | oe 8 And Dauid was dilpleates,becaule the Lozd had t ſmitten Cizsah:and He called the — of the place, li Peres Gssah vntill this p 9 Therefore Danid that day feared the Lod, and faid, How hall the Arkeof the Lo2d come to me? Io Ho Dauid would not being the Arke of the Lozd vnto him into the city of Danid, but Dautd carted it into the boule of Dbed- edom ¢ a Gittite. i Il And the Arke of the Lom continued in the boule of Dbed-edom the Gittite three moneths, and the Lord bleſſed Obed-edom andallbtsbhoutola., | 2 12 CAnd one told king Dauid, taping, * The Lod bath bleſſed the heute of Dbed- edom, t ali that be hath, becaule of the Arke of Sod; therefore Daum went andfbzoughe the Arke of God from the boule of Dhed- edom into the citieof Dauid with gladneffe. 13 And when they that bare the Arke of the Lozd, had gone fire paces, be offeredan Ore,and atat braſt. it And Dauia daunced before the Lord With allhis might , and was girded with a tinnen s €phod. g With agar- Ig So Dauid and allthe houſe of Iſratl, ment liketo the brought the Arke of the Lozd with yow: Prieks garment, ting and found of trumpet, ` 16 And as the Arke of the Lord came in« to the citie of Dania, Dichal Hauls daugh ter looked thozow a window, and faw king c Praid God and fang Pfalmes i.Chro.i 3.10. d Here we ſee what danger it is to follow good intentions,or to doe any thing ie Gods fernice without his ex- preffe word, tEbr.made a breach. llOr, the adissifeon of Prah, , e Who was a Leuite,and had dwelt in Gittaim, 1,Chros. 15,21, 1. Chron. 15. 25. f Meaning, he caused the Le- uites to beareit, according to the Law, - Danin teape,and dance before the Lod, and fe + deſpiled him in her heart. é | The world- 17 Ann when they had bronght in the lingsarenoe able Arke of the Lo2d, they (et tt in bts place in to comprehend the mids of the Tabernacle that Dauit had themotions that pitched fo2 tt; then Danid offred burnt ofe» mooue the chil- rings and peace offeringsbefoze the Loꝛd. dren ofGodto 18 And affoone as Danid had madean praile God by all end of — 2 offtings and peace of: manerofmeanes. frings,be *bieficn the people ithe ame of 1.(hren.16.2, the Lozd of hoftes, 19 And gaucamong all the people, euen among the whole multitude of Iſrael, ag well to the women as mien, to cuery one a cake of bread, and aptece of fet, and abot. tellofwine: {0 all the people Departed euery one tobis houte. i : l 20 Then Danid returned to i blefle i That is, to his houſe, and Michal the Daughter of forhis houfe,as Haul came out to mecte Dauid, and faid, hehad done for D how glorious was the King of Pract the people, this Day , which was vnconered to Day in the eyes of the maydens g = — ee Chap. vj. Vꝛꝛa flaine. Dauid danceth. Nathan is fenttoDauid. | llOr vaine man, k It was for no worldly affecti· ox, bat oncly for chat zealethat I bare to Gods glory, ? Which wasa punithment,be- caufe fhe moc- ked the fernant of God. ALAVES a-Withinthe Tabernacle co- uered with skins, Exod.26.7- b Meaning, he fhould not: yet Nathan (peaking | accerding to mang iudgement, and not by the fpirit of prophe- fie,permitted him e As concerning the building of an houſe:mea · ning that withe out Gods.ex- preffe word no- thing ought to be attempred. g Sam 16.12. pfal.98.70, d Thaue made thee famous thorow all the world. . e Hepromifeth them quietneffe, | ifchey will walke | inhis feare and | obedience. 3.King.8.20. I 2. Xing. 5. 3. | and 6.12. |) 4.6hr0n,.23.10, asa foole vncouereth bintelfet o0 o 21 Then Daud laid vnto Wichal, kk wa before the Lod, which chaf mee rather then thp father, and all pts boufe, and come manded me fo be ruler duerthe people ofthe Led, cucnouce Iſrael: and cherefoze will J play betoze the Lod, i 8 22 And will pet bee moze vile then thus, and will bee low in mine owne fight, and of the very fame maine ſeruants. which thou jak ſpoken of, Wail J be had in honour. 23 Therefore Michal the Daughter of Saul had ! no childe buto the Day of Her Death. CHAP, VII, 2- Dauid would busld God an houfe but i fèr- bidden by the Prophet Nathan. 8 God putteth Dauidin minde of bis benefits. 12 He promifeth continuance of his kingdome and pofterstiz, Frerward wheu the King fate in bis A boufe, and the Lod had giuen him reſt round about from all hts enemies, 2 The King fai onto Rathan the 1920- phet, Behold, now FJ Dwell in an boule of cedar trecs,and the Arke of God remaineth uant within? the curtatnes. 3 Then Rathan laid onto the King,Go, and Doe allthat is in thine beart: fog the Loꝛd is with thee. é 4 (And the fame night the wod of the Loud came vnto Rathan, faping, , § Goandtell my feruant Dauit, Thus faith the Lod, © Shalt thou buila mee ars boule foz my Dwelling? | 6 ForF baue dwelt in no boule fince the time that J brought the chilozenof Iſrael outef Egypt ynto this Day, but haue wale ked in a tent and tabernacle. — ; 7 Jnalltbhe places wherein J haue wal- ked with allthe childzen of Iſrael, ſpake J one © word with any of the tribes of Iſrael when J commaunded the Judges to feede my people Iſrael? oꝛ fatd J, Ahy build pee not me an honfe of cedar trees? 8 Mow therefore fo fap onto my feruant Daud, Thus faith the Lozd of hoites, * F tooke thee from the fheepecoat folowing the eepe, that thou mighteſt bee ruler ouer my. peopleoucrZltacl. 9 Gnd Zz was with thee whereſoeuer thou bat watked,¢ bane deſtroyed all thine enemies out of thy fight,and haue made thee adgreat Rame, like vnto the name of the great men that are tn the earth. Io. (Allo J will appoint a place foz my people Iſrael, and will plant tt, that they may Dwell in a place of their owne, and imone € no moze, neither Hall wicked people trouble them any moze as befozetime, Il Andfince thetime that I {et Judges ouer my people of Iſrael) ¢ J will giue thee reft from ali thine enemies : allo the L020 telleth thee, that be will make thee an boule, 12 *And when thy dayes bee fulfilled, thou halt fleepe with thy fathers,and J wil fet vp thy leede after thee , which wall pro- cecdc out of thy body, and will ſtabliſh bis kingDome. 13 he thal build an Houle for my Rame, ‘and J will tabli the thaone of bis king» Dome fo cuct. II. Samuel. a * J willbe bis father, andbheethaiide Hebr.t.5. my lonne: and" he inne, Iwil chalten bim P/ twa cordes to put them to death, and with one full coaDe to keepe them aliue: fo became the —— Dauids feruants, and bꝛought gikts. 3Dauid ſmote allo adadeser p ſonne of Rebot king of Zobah as hee went to | re» couer bis border at the riuer t Cuphzates. “ 4 And Dani tooke of thenia rhouland and fenenbundeeth horſemen, and twenty thouſand footmen, and Dauid || deſtroyed all the charets,but bee referued an bundzeth charets of them. § ¶ Then camelithe Aramites of | Dam: meſck to (uccour Hadadezer king of obah, but Dauw flew of the Aramices two and twenty thoufand men, f 6 And Dauid put a garifon in «Aram of Dammelek: and the Aramites became feruatits to Dauid, ¿cand broughe giftes. Ana the Lod ſaued Dauid whereloeuer de went. : 7 And Dauid tooke the Hields of golde that belonged to the ſeruants of adadeser, and bzougt them to < Jerufalem. — 8 And out ot Betah, and Berothat Ceis tics af Hadadezer) king Dauid brought ere ceeding much bzaite. 9 CTben Toi king of | Pamath heard how Dauid had (mitten allthe hoſte of Ha⸗ ally dadezer: Io Therekoꝛe Toi ſent Joram his ſonne bnteking Daud t to ſalute him, to +f res torce with bim, becaule hee had fought a= gaint Havanezer and beaten him (fo: Ya- Dadeser had warre with Cat) who brought + with him veffels of filuer, and veflels of gold,and veftis ofbzafie. 11 And king Dauid did dedicate them bunto the Lozd with the ſiluer and gold that he had Dedicate of all the nations, which be had fubducd: 12 Ok ram and of Moab, ant ofthe childzen of Ammon, and of the Philiſtims, and of Amatek,and of the ſpoyle of Hadade· zer the Conne of Rebob, king of sobah. 13 So Daud gate a name after that he returned, and bad faine of the Aramites in the | alley of falt cighteenethoufand men. 14 And bee puta garifonin Erom : tho- rowout all Enom put he feuldiers, tall thep of Edom became Dauids fernants: and the Lod kept Dauit | whitherfocucr he went. Ig hus Danid reigned ouer all Iſrael, and crecuted studgement and Juſtice vito all bis people. : 16 And Joab the fonne of Seruiah was g= uer the bofte, and Joſhaphat the onne of A⸗ pilud was || recorder. : 17 And Zadok the fonne of Ahitub, and Abimelech the fonne of Abiathar were the Picts ani Deratah the Scribe. — 18 And Benatabhu the ſonue of Jehoiada andthe t Cherethites and the Pelethites and Dautds nnes were chieft rulers, ‘ts thy feruant,that thou thouldett looke vpon Chap.viij.ix.x. MephibofhethIonathans fonne. 124- CHAP, IX. 9 Daud reftoreth all the lands of Saulto Me- phibofheth the fonne of Ionathas. 10 He appoin- teth Ziba to fee to the profit of his lands. A AD Dauid ſayd, Is there pet any man lett ot the houte of Saul, that J may Hew bim mercie foz a Jonathans fake; a Becauſe of 2 And there was of the houſhold of Haul mine oath and a Ceruant whofe name was Ziba, and when promife made thep had calicd him vnto Dania, the king to Ionathan, {aid vnto bim, Art thou ziba? Aud belapd, 1.Sam.20.15, J thy feruant am be. ‘ 3 Then the king Hid, Remaineth there pet noneof the boule of Saul, on whom F may thew the >inercie of God? Fiba then b Such mercie, antwerea the King, Jonathan path pet a as thall beaccepe {onne * lame of his teete. tableto God, 4 Then the king layd vnto him, Ahere chsp.4.4. ts he? and 3iba faid vnto the king, Behold, bee is in the boule of Machir the fonne of AinnitelofLo-Debar. S ¶ Then king Dauid fent, andtooke | Dim out of the houſe of Machir the fonne of | “T Taoto wien Bpevbibotvet the fonne called Elamthe en Mephiboſheth the fonne called Eliam,the of Jonathan, the fonne of Gaul was come father of Bath- bnite Dauid, bee fellon prs face, and DiD re- theba,Dauids terence. And Dauid fayd, Wephiboceth? wife, And beanlwered, Behold thy feruant. 7 Shen Dauid fayd onto him, Feare not -foz 3 wilt rely thew thee kindneffe foz Jonathan — fake, and willreftoze thee allthe |feldes of Saul thy father, and |}Or,damds. thou ſhalt cate bead at mp table continu, S And he bowed himielfe, fayn, ahat d Meaning ade- fuch da Dead Dogge as J am? Spifed perlon, 9 Then the king called ziba Sauls fer- uant, and fayd unto him J haue giuen vnto thy matters |i fonne all that pertained to [Or,xephew. Saul and to all bis houte. IO Thou therefore and e thy fonnesand e By theproui- thy feruants Hall till che land foz him, and dent ouerfers bung in, that thy matters fonne may baue and gouernours food to eate. And Mephiboſheth thy matters of his lands that fonne fhall eate bread alway at mp table they may be pro⸗ (now ap had fifteenefonnes, and twenty Grable. ruants II Chen layd žiba bnto the king, Ae- toming to alt that mp lozd the King bath commanded dis (eruant, fo Hall thy feruant Doe, ‘that Mephiboſheth may cate at my ta· f That Mephie ble, as one of the kings ſonnes. bofheth may I2 Mephiboſheth allo had ayong fenne baue allthings ar named Micha, and all that dwelled inthe commandement boule of 3iba, were ſeruants vnto Mephibo⸗ asbecommeth a weth. kings fonne, 13 And Wephiboheth dwelt in Jerufa- lem : foz be did eate continually at the kings table,and was lame on both bis feete. CHAP. X. 4 Themeffengersof Dauid are villenox ly in- treated of the king of Ammon, 7 Ioab fenta- gainft the Ammonites, Aze this, the * Ring of thechflozen of t.Chren.tg.2. Ammon died, ¢ Panun hts ſonne reig» ned tn bis Kean. 2 Then Dauids men ill handled ofHanun. — — —— a Thechildren ot God are not vamindfull ofa benefit receiued, Ebr an thine eies doeth Dauid ? b Their arro- gant malice would not ſuffer them to feethe fimplicitie of Dauids heart : therefore thcir counfell turned to the deftru@ion of their countrey. c€ That they had d ferued Dauids difpleafare, for theiniurie done to his ambaffa- dours. HOr, Syrians, d Thefewere di- uers parts of the countrey of Sy- sia, whereby ap» peareth that the Syrians (erued, where they might haue en- tertainment, as. now the Switzer doe. 4 e- Here isdecla- red wherefore watre ought to be vndertaken ; for the defence of truc religion & Gods people, ¥Or, Hadadezer, bOr, Euphrates. f Meaning, the greareft part. 2 Thenlaide Dauid, J will Hew kint- neſſe vnto Danun the fonne of Nahaſh, as bis father *thewed kindneſſe vnto me. And Dauid lent his ternants to comfoge him foz bis father. So Dautds feruants came into the land of the childzen of Ammon, 3 And theprtnces of thechilozen of Anm mon layd vite Danun their lod , + Thin- ket thou that Dauid Doeth honour thy fa- ther, that bee hath fent comforters to thee? hath not Dauid rather fent bis feruants vnto thee,” to (earch the citie, and to {pie it out, aud to ouerthzow it? 4 Wherefore Panun tooke Dauids ferz uants, ¢ ſhaued off the halfe of their beard, and cut of their garments in the middle, e- nen te their buttocks,and fent them away. § ¶ Mhen it was told vnto Danid, hee fent to meete them ( foz the men were ercec= Dingly alhamed) ano the Ring fayd, Cary at Jericho vntill your beards be growen, then A returne. 6 CAndiwhen the children of Ammon faw that they ſtanke tn the fight of Dauid, the childzen of Ammon fent hired thel A- ranutesof the boule of Rehob, and the A- ramites of 3oba twenty theufand footmen, and of king Maacah a thouland men,and of Iſh · tob twelve thoulandmen, 7 And when Dauid heard of it, hee ſent Joab, and all che hott of ſtrong the men. 8 And the childzen of Ammon came out, and put their arime maray at the entring in ofthe gate: and the Aramttesof d Zoba,and ofRebob , and óf Iſh tob, and of Maãcah, were bp themfelues in the feid. 9 hen Joab faw that the front of the battell was againſt him befoze and behind, hee choſe of all the choice of Iſrael, and put them in arap agatnit the Aramites. IO And the reit ofthe people he deliuered into the hand of Abithat bis bzother, that he might put them in aray againk the childzen of Ammon. h iL And he ſaid, FE the Aramites be fron- ger then, thou fyalt helpe me, and ifthe children af Ammon be too trong foz thee, J will come anu fuccour thee. 12 Be trong elet bs be valiant foz ¢ our people, and foz the cities of our God, and iet the Lozd do that which ts geod in his eyes. 13 Chen Joab, and the people that was With bin, topnedin battell with the Ara: mites, who fled befoze him. ` 14 And when the childzen of Ammon fav that the Aramites fled , they fled allo before Abifhai, and entredinto the citie: fo Joab returned from the chilen of Ammon, and came to Jeruſalem. A Ig And when the Aramites ſaw that thep were (mitten before Ilrael, thep gathe= red them together. 16 And Hadarezer fent and brought out the Aramites that were beyana the ſriuer: and they came to Helam, and Shobach the Py deo of the hotte of Hadarezer went bg» oze them. f 17 When it was ſhewed Dauid, then hee gathered f all Iſrael together , and pallen duer Joven, and came to helam: and the Aramites ſet themfelucs m aray againt II.Samuel. Dauid,and fought wrth him: 18 And the Aramites ties before Iſrael: and Dauit dettroped efeucn hundzeth cha- bets ofthe Aramites, and fourtp thoufana Hozlemen, and tinste Sbebach the captaine of bis hofte, who died there. 19 And when all the kings, that were fer: uants to Hadarezer, faw that they fell be- foze Iſrael, they made peace with Iſrael, anDlerucd them. And the Aramites feared to helpe the childzenof Ammon any meze, CHAP, XI, t The citieof Rabbah ú befieged. 4 Dauid committeth adultery. 19 Vriah is flaine. 27 Dauid marrieth Bath-fheba. Az when the peeve was ? expired in the -Stime when kings go korth co barrell, Da- uid fent* Joab, and bts feruants with him, and all J{rael, who oeitroped the childzen of mmon, and beſieged Rabbah : but Dauid rematned tn Jerufalem. 6 2 CAm when tt was euentide, Das nin arole out ef bis > bed, and walked vp⸗ onthe roofe of the kings palace: and from the roofe be atw a woman wahing her felfe: ie the woman was beryheauttfull to looke apon. 3 And Dauit fent and enquired what woman it was: auDone fayd, Js not this Bath-heba the Daughter of Eliam, wife to Giviah the: Dittite? 4 Ther Dantd fent meflengers, and tooke her away: and fheecame vnto pim, and he lap with her: (now fhe was * purifi~ ed from her vncleanneſſe) and the returned vnto Her boule, i 5. And the woman conceiued : therefore ae Aen any a tola Danid, and fayd, Jam ith child. 6 € Eben Dauid fent to Joab, faying, Hend me Uriah the Hittite. And Joab fent Cirtah to Damo, j 7 And when Uriah came vnto him, Da⸗ uid Demanded him how Joab did, and How me people fared , and bom the warre pro- pered. sph 8 Afterward Dauid fain to Uriah, Go Downe to thine honie and wath thy feete.Ho Ciriah Departed ont ofthe kings palace,and the king fent a preſent after bim. 9 But Cirtah fept at the dooze of the kings palace with al the feruants of hts 1020, and went not Downe to bis houle, 7 10 Then they told Danid laying, Uriah went not Downe to bis boule: and Danin fayd vnto Uriah, Commet thou not front thy iourney ? why didſt thou not goe Downe te thine houſe? IL Then Triah anfwered Dauid, The Arke of Iſrael, and Judah Dwell intents z anu mp 10D Joab and the feruants of mp loza abide tn the open fields : Hall J then go into mine Houle to eate and Minke , and lie with mp wife ? by thy life, and by the lifeof thy foule, J will not Doe this thing. · 12 Then Dauit fapd to Uriah, Cary pet this vap, and to moꝛrow J will fend thee away. Ho Uriah abode in Jeruſalem that. Day, and the morot, k 33, Then Dani called hint, ehe div we Dauidlieth with Bath-fheba. g Which were the chiefeft and moft principall : for inallbe de~ | ftroyed 7009, as 1,Chron.49.18, or, the feuldiers which were in 700.charets, a ‘Theyere fol- lowing about the fpring time, 1, Chrov.20.0, b. Wherevpon he vfed to reft ar afternoone, as was read of Ifh« -bofheth,Chap, 47: c Who was not an Hraelite borne, but cone uerted to the true religion. Leuit, i519. and 1.19, d Fearing left the fhould be ftes nedaccording te the Law. e Dauid tho : that if Vriah TA with his wife,his — fault might be cloked. f Hereby God would touch Dae uids confcience, that feeing the fidelitie and reli- gion of his fere uant,he would declare himfelfe fo forget full of God, and iniuris. ous to his ſcruant. Vriah is murthered. Nathan and Minke before him, and hee made him e Dinkes and at euen hee went out tolit on bts couch with che feruants of his lord, but twent not vowne to bis boule. 14 And on the morrow Danid waote a ——* Joab, and ſent tt by the band of Uriah. 5 And he wote + thus in the letter, "yout ye Citta in the forefront of the ſtrength of the battell, and recule yee backe from pim, that he may be Gnitten,and Die. g Hemade him drinke more li- berally then he was wont to doe, thinking thereby he would haue lien by his wife. TEbr./aying. b eh God continually vp- hold vs withhis 16 (@owhen Joab belieged the citie, he mighty (pirit,the alligned Uriah vnto a place, where be knew moft perfec fall that trong men were, headlong intoall 17 And the men of the citie came out,and Viceandabomi- fought with Joab : and there fell of the peo» nation, ple of the feruants of Dauid, and Uriah the ipittite allo Died. ; 18 Then Joab lent and told Dauid all the things concerning the watre. Ig C Andhe charged the meflenaer, fay- ing, howe then pa determined! g M Salomon is borne. ! tEbr. and he will wee lay vnto him, Lhe childe is dead, + to | debims(elfe enill, verehim moze? Mare. Ig But when Dau (awe that his fer- wants whifpered, Daind porcetued that the child was Bead: therefore Dauid layd vnto⸗ bis ſeruants, Js the childe Dead ? And thep layd, Veig pead. 1 Shewing that 20 Then Dauid 'arole from the carth, our lamentations AUO waſhed and anoynted Himfelfe, and oughtnottobe changed his appareil, and came into the excefliue, but Houle of the Lo20,, and woꝛſhipped, and af- moderate:and terwardcameto his owue houle, and bade that we mult that thep Gould tet bread before bim, and he praifeGodinall did cate. f his doings, 21 Then faya his feruants ynto him, m Asthey which Ahat thing ts this, that thou halt Done? confidered not thou diddeſt fat and weepe foz thechilde, thatGodgran- While it wasaltue,but when the childe was eethmanythings Dead thou dinitrile pp, and eate meate. fo the fobs and 22 And he fayd, Chile the child was yet teares ofthe aliue, J fated and wept: fo: J fayd, ibe taithfull, can tell whether God Will haue mercy on me, that the child may liue è ; 23 But nowe betng Dead, wherefore n Bythisconi- Mould J now fat? » Gan J dzing him a- derationheap- _ gaine anp moze? J Mall goe to him, but hee peated hisforow. fall not returne tome. 24 (And Dauid comforted Bath-fheba his wife, and went in ynto her, and lap. with her, *and fhee bare a fonne, and ehee oe name Salomon; allo the Loz0 lo ucd him. 22.9. 25 Foꝛ the Lord hand (ent by + Mathan the Ebr. bythe band Prophet: theretore a*he called his name o To wit, the Lord,.Chron. of. Jedidiah, becaule the Loz loned him, p Tocallhim 26 C Then Joab fought again Rab- ' Salomon. bahokthe childzen of Ammon , and tooke q Meaning,Da- they citie ofthe kingdome. ud. -27 Therefore Joab fent meflengers to 1.(hron.22.9. ` Danid, laying, J haue fought againtt Rab- VOr,thechiefe babh, and baue taken the citie of "waters. 28 Mow therefore gather the ret of the people together, and beliege the citte, that cities x Thatis,the . chiefecitie,and thou mapelt takeit, lett ⁊ the victoꝛie be at- where allthe tributed to me. conduits are,isas 29 Ho Dauid gathered all the people to- goodastaken, ‘gethet,anDd went againt Rabbah, and belic- Ebr.my wamebe ged it, and tooke ir. called vpon it. 30 * And hee tooke their Kings crowne 1.Chron.20 2. from bis head, (which weigheda f talent of {Thatisthree- gold, with precious ſtones) and it was fer fcore pound after On Dauids head ; and hee brought away the theweightofthe fpotleofthe citte in exceeding great abun- common talent. DANCE. : 31 And hee caried away the people that _t Signifying, that was theretu, and putthem wnder *lawes asthey werema- and vnder yꝛon harrowes, and vnder ares ‘liciousenemies Of pron, and caſt them into the tile kilne: ofGod, ſo he put euen thus DiD hee with allthe cities ot the themtocrucll —chilogen of Ganon. Chen Dauid and all death. the people returned vnto Jerulatem. CHA P, XIII. 14 Amnon Dausds fonse defileth his ſiſter Ta- mar, 19 Tamar ú comforted by her brother Abfa- lom, 29 Abfalomeherefore killeth Amnon. a Tamar wasAb- N J Dw after thts (ott was, that Abfalom faloms fitter the ſonne of Dauid haning a fatre fitter, both by father & whole name was a Tamar, Amnon the lonng mother, and of Dauid loued Ber. Amnonsoncl 2 And Amnon was fo fore vered that he by father. fell ficke foz his liter Tamar ; for Hee wag II. Samuel. Amnonsinceft. a t birgine, and it ſeemed hard to Amnon to b And therefore Dee any thing vnto her. à kept in her fa- But Amnon yad a friend callen Jo · thers houſe, as nadab, the fonne of Hhimeab Danids b20» virgins were ac- thet; and Jonadab was a very ſubtillman. cuftomed, 4 Ube fain vnto him, CCiby art thou the Kings foune fo leane from Day to Day ? wilt thou not tell mee? Chen Amnon anfwered ite > J loue Tamar mp brother Abſaloms f; ; § And Jonadab fapt vnto him, «Lic Downe on thy bed, and make thy felfe ficke; and when thp father wall come to fee thee, fay bute him, J pzap thee, tet my fitter Taz Mat come and giue mee meate, and let her dzeſſe meate in my fight, that J may fee it, and eate it of her hand. 6 € So Amnon tay downe, and made himlelke licke: ana when the King came ta {ce him, Amnon (apd vnto the King, J pray thee, let Tamar my fitter come, and make meacouple of 4cakes in my fight, that J may recetue meate at er hand. 7. Chen Daui fent home to Tamar, faving, Gae now to thy bzother Amnong bonte and dreſſe hum meate, “8 ¶ So Tamar went to her bother Ams nons houle,and be lay Downe : and he tooke || foure and knead it,and made cakes in bis fight,and Did bake the cakes. 9 And ſhee tooke a panne, and e powzed them out befoze him, but he would not cate. Then Amnon ſayd, Caule ye cuery man to goe out fromfmee; ſo euery man went out from bint. Io Then Amnon fayde puto Tamar, Baring the meate into che chamber, thatF may eate of thine hand. And Camartooke the cakes which ſhe had made, and brought na into the chamber to Amnon her b20- Es x IT And when the had fet them before him to eate.he teoke ber, ¢ fapt ynto her, Come, lie with me,my filter. ` 12 But theanlwered him , May, my bie ther, Doc not force mec: foz no lich thing ; ; Roos ited bee done in Iſrael: commit not Lesi 18.9. 3 e; 13 na J, N whither Hall J cauſe mp Or, bew fhalt ſhame to: goe? and thou Walt be asone scf putaway my the fooles in Iſrael: now therefore, I pray hame? thee (peake tothe King, foye will nor denie g Asalewd and me vnto thee. a wicked pesfon, 14 Wowbeit, he would not hearken pute her voice,but being ttronger then Me,forced her, and lap with ber. ; 15 Then Amnon hated her exceedingly, fo that the hatred wherewith hee bated her, was greater then the loue, wherewith hee had loued ber : and Amnon fapa vuto her, Gp, get thee hence. : 16 And heanlwered hint, || Thereisno lOr fſor ebis cauſ⸗ caule: this eutll ( to put me away ) is greas ter then ihe other that thou didtt vnto mee: 1Or.doy. i but he would not heare her, if Forthatwhich 17 But called his || Rruant that ſerued wasofdiuers co- him, and ſayd, Put this woman now out lours or pieces ia from me,and locke the doore after her. thofe dayes, was 18 (AnD Wee had a garment of diuers had in greateft colours spon her: for with fuch gare eftimation,Gen, ments were the Kings Daughters eee 37.},iudg.5, 30. c Here we fee that there is no enterprife fo wic< ked, that can lacke counfel] to further ic, d Mearing, fome delicate & dain- tie meate, hOr, pafte, 2 e Thatis,the fere ued them on a diſh. f For the wicked areafhamed to doethat before men, which they are not afraid to commit inthe fight of God. Abalon flayeth Amnon, were virgins, apparelled.) Then pig ler» uant brought ber ont, and locked the Dooze after ber. 19- Gnd Tamar put afbes on her head, €reut the garment of diners colours which was onher, and laide ber handon her head, and went her way crying. 7 20 And Ablalom her brother faid vnto ber, hath Amnon chy brother bin with thee? Now pet bee: itl, my lider: hee is thy bzo- i For though he [ l ; ; ther: let not this thing gricue thine heart. sonceiued fud- denvengeance OO Qamar xemained Delolate in her bꝛo · ſhur, and was there three peeves. Chap, 3,3 inhisheart, yee ther Ablalouis goufe. : 39 Andking Dauid H deredte goe forth [Or ccafed. he diſſembled it 21 ¶ But when King Dauid heardall vnto Ablalom, becaule he was pativied ton: tilloccafionfer- fthelethtugs,he was nery wꝛoth. cerning Amnon, ſeeing fe was Dead. ued,and comfor- _22 And Abfalom ſaid vnto bis bother ted his filter; Amnon neither good no? bad: for Abſalom CHA P. XITIE .; hated Amnon, becaule hee bad forced hisli a Abfalom-is reconciled to bis father by the iter Tamar. I fubtihie of Joab. 24 Abfalom may not fee the 23 @And after the time of two peeres, ings face. 25. The beautie of Abfalom. 30 He [Ors in the plaise Ablalom had theepe-Mearersin|| Baal-has caufeth Ioabs corneto be burnt, andi brought to of Hazor. 302, which is beine Ephraim, and’ Abla hw fathers prefence, k Towittoa lom called ali the kings ſonnes. banket,thinking 24 Anda Ablalom came to the king, and "T Den doab the fonne-of Seruiah percei · thereby to fulfill ſaid, Behold now, thyferuanthath eepe- ued that the kings heart was toward a That cheking biswickedpur- hearers: J pray theesthat theking with his Abſalom , fauonred him, poſe. ſeruauts would goe with chy ſeruant. 2 And Joab ſent to Cekoah,and brought 25 But the king anGwered Ablalom, Ray thence al (ubtitl woman, andlata vuto her, Or,wife my lionne, J pray thee, let vs not goe all, iet Ipray thee, fainethylelfetomourne , and we bee chargeable bntothee. Pet Ablatom now puton mourning apparell, and ban- b In token of- tap foze vpon him: howbeit hee would not oynt not thy felfe with ople; but bee as abo: mourning: for tEbribefed. goe, butt thanked bun. man that bad now long time mourned foz they vied anoyn- I Pretendingto . 26 Then latvAblalom, But, J pray thee, the dead, i tingtofeeme theking,thac» fhallnot my bother! Amnon goe with vs?: 3- And cometo the king, and ſpeake on cheerefull. Amnon was mot And the king anfwereDhum,Cibp Mould be this maner vnto bim (foz Joab ⁊ taught her Ebr put words deare vnto him. goe with thee? > > tobat hee boul fay.) inher mouth. 27 But Ablalom was intant pponbim, 4 ¶ Then the woman ot Tekoah ſpake and hee ſent Amnon with him, and allthe vnto the king, and fell Downe on her Face to _ Rings childzen. the ground, and Did-obeplance, and faid,- l ? 23 (Mow had Abfatom commanded bis + elpe,D king. | $Ebr.fatiex~ feruants,faping,BarkenowwhkenAmnons ¢§ Chenthe kingan bnto her» Ahat heart is merte with wine, and when J fay aileth thee? And the anfwered, Jam inderd vnto pant, ↄmite Amnon, kil him,feare not, at widow,and mine bulband ts Dead: $Ebr.a-widow m Suchisthé- foz baue note 3 commaunded pou? bee bolo — wice therekore, and play the men. ; edmafters,that © 29 And the feruants of Ablalom did vn⸗ inakcheirwic- to Aamen as Ablalom had commaunded: kedcommande- and alt the kings fonnes arole, and every. mentsthey thinke man gate bp vpon his mule,and fled. - to be obeyed, : thép dings came to Dauid,faying, Abfalom hath faine all the kings fonnes,€ there is not one of them left. - ` 31 Then theking arok and tare his gar⸗ n Lamenting,as ments, and lap onthe” ground, and all his. heethat fek che- feruants tood by with their clothes rent. wrath of God 32 And Jonadab the fonne of Sbimeah yponhishoufe, Dauids brother anſwered, and laid; Let not Chap.12. 10. my loꝛd ſuppoſe that they haue flatne all the pong men the kings ſonnes:kor Amnon one> $Ebrbecaufeit ty is Dead,tbecaule Abſalom had reported fo wasputin Ab- fince be forced his fiter Tamar. Ti alos mouth, 33 How therefore let not my 1028 the king Ortakeito ptake thething fo grtenoully, to thinke that E all — ſonnes are Dead: Hor Amnon r bat. on s dead. zi 34 ¶ Then Shlalom fied: and the young mat that kept the watch lift vp bis epes : &- looked, —— coo * people HOr oneafær by the wayofthe bill fae | behind him. asether. * * And Jonadab fata vnto the king, Be · Chap. xiiij 30 Cand while thep were inthe way, ti⸗ The widowes parables 126 hold, the kings fonnes come : as thy ſeruant fain, ° fo it is. j 36 And afloore as hee left peaking, bz- hold,the kings fonnes came,and lift vp their voices, and wept: and the king alſo and ail his (cruants wept exceedingly toz. 7 Wut Abſalom fled away, and went to Pr Galmai the ſonne of Annmihur king of p For Maachah Gelbur: and David mourned foz his (one e⸗ hismother was uery Day, the daughter of 33 So Ablatom fled, and went to Gee this ‘Talmai, o That onely Amnon is dead, 6 And thinebandmatd had twosfonnes, oman. and they two ftroue together in the fietd; c Vnder this pa⸗ (and there twas none ta part them) fp the: rable the deferi- one ſmote the ather,and dew him. beth the death 7: And bebold, the whole family is rife; of Amnon by- againt thine handmaid, and theyſaid Deli» Abſalom. uer him that [mote bis bother, that we map. kilt him foz the ſcule of hts brother whom he flew, that wee map deſtroythe here allor fo they Hall quench my fparkle which is left, and ſhall not leaue to mine huſband neither name noz poſteritie vpon the earth. 8 Andthe king {aid puto the woman, on to thine bout, and J teu! cone acharge: orthee. —— 9 Thenthe womanok Cekoad lald bn tothe king, My lord, O king, tbis € treſpaſſe be on mee, and on my fathers houle,and the the breach of the king and dis thone bell guiltleſſe. Jaw, which puni> To AnD the king fatd , Bring him tomer thethblood,lee that (peaketh again{t.thee; and be Mhaitouch me bearethe- thee no moze, bl2me, IH Then faide; pray thee,let the king [Or,znsocext; £ remember the Lod thy God, that thom f Swearethar - wouldeſt uot ſuſter many renengers of blood: they fhall notre- to deſtroy, les they ſaymy ſonne. And hee, uenge che blood: anfwered,As the Lozd liueth,there hall not which are many one haire oF thy ſonne fall to the earth. in pumber.. 1z. Ther d Becaufehee hath flaine his brother,he ought to be flaine ac - law, Gene.9.6, exod.2 1,12, ¢ As touching cordingtothe: > ; Dauid granteth the widowesrequeft. II. Samuel. 2 Why doelt thou giue con- trarie fentence in thy fonne Ab- falom? hOr accepts h God hath pro- : uided wayes (as fan@uaries) to - faue them oft times, whom maniudgeth worthy death. i For I thought they would kill this mine heire, 12 Then the woman ſatd, 7 pray thee, let thine hanDmaive {peake a word tomy lord the King. And bedain, Dap on. 13 Then the woman laid, Ciherefore then batt thousthougyt luch a thing againſt the people of Gad? oꝛ why Doeth the king, as one which ts faultte, ſpeake this thing, that be will not bzing againe his baniſhed⸗ 14 foz we mut needes Digand we are as water ſpilt on the greund, which cannot bee gathered bp againe : neither Doeth God |{pare any perfon, pet Doeth hee appoint hmeanes, not to caft out from bin, him that is expelled. I5 Nowe therefoze that I ant come to {peake of thisthing unto my loz the king, the caule is, that the people i haue made mee afratde: therefore thine handmaide ſaid, Mow will J peake onto the king: it map bethat the ktng will perfozme the requett of bishandmaide,, $ 16 Foz the king will heare,to deliuer his bandmate ont of the hand of the man that would Deroy nice, and allo my fonne from - the inheritance of God. $Ebr. reff. k Isofgreat wif- dometo difcerne . sight from wrong 17 Cheretoze thine handmade (aid, The woꝛd of mp lord the king Hall nowe bee tcomfoztable > foz myplozd the king is euen asan' Angel ok God in hearing ef good and ome : therefore the Lozd thy Godbee with ee. 18 Then the king anfwered, and fain = pnto the woman, hide not from me, J pray 1 Haft thou not done this by the couuſoll of Loab? . m By {peaking rather ina paras ble then plainely. fOr, none can bide ought from the king. n Ihaue gran- ted thy tequeſt. Ebriblefeds o Cofering hereby his atfe~ Qion,and tliew- ing fome part ` of iuftice to pleafe thepeople. thee, the thing that J Mall afke thee. And fi the woman faid, Let mp lord the king now — of Joab with thee inatl this? Chen the wo- man anfwered,and fain, As thy foule liueth, miy lord the king, J wil not turne to the right hand no: tothe teft,from ought that my lord the king bath fpoken : foz euen thy ſeruaunt Joab bade me, and he put all thele words in the mouth ofthine handmaide. 20 Fo? to the intent that I Monta - m change the fozme of (peech, thy ſeruant Joab hath Done this thing : butli my lod ts wile accozding to the wifedome of an Angel of God, to vnderſtand all things that are in the earth. y y 21 @ And the king fain vnto Joab, Bee hold now, 3 haue = Done this thing: go then, and bring the yong man Abfalom againe. 22 And Joab fell ta the ground on bis face,and bowed himielfe, and t thanked the king. Then Joab lain , Chis vay thy fer- uant knoweth, that J baue found grace in thy fight, mylozd the king, in that the king hath fullilled the requett of bis feruant. 23 ¶ Am Joab arole, and went to Ge- hur, and bꝛought Abfalom to Jeruſalem. 24 And the king fait, Let hime turne tobis owne boule, and not fee my face. @o Abfalom turned to his owne boufe, and ſaw J not the kings face. 25 Rowin all Jirael there was none ta bee fo much praiſed fo: beautie as Abfalom: front the fole of bis foote euen te the top of bis head there was no blemffh m him. 26 And when he polled his head, (for at euery peeres end be polled it; becanle tt was Ana the king ſaid, Isnot!thehand & too heaute foz him, therefore he polled it)hee weighed the baire of bis head at two hun- Deed e fyekets by the kings weight. 27 And Abialom had thzee tonnes , and one Daughter named Tamar, which wasa faire waman to looke vpon. 28 {Bo Aðbiaiom dweit the (pace of two eeresin Jerufalem, and law not the kings ace, 29 Therefore Ablalom fent foz Joab to fend him tothe king, but he would not come to him: and when de lent againe, hee would not come. f 30 Therefore hee faid vnto his ſeruants, Behold, Joab hath a| feld by my place,and hath barley therein : goe, and (et it confire: and Ablaloms feruants tet the field on fire. 31 Chen Joab arole, and came to Ab- falom, vnto bis boule, and faid vnto him Pars ec ap thp feruants burnt my fiela re? 32 And Ablalom anſwered Joab, Bes bold, Jſent foz thee, faping, Come thon hiz ther, and J will (end thee to the king foz to fay, ẽ Uherekore am Ji come from Geur? It had beene better foz mee to haue beene there till: now therefoze let me fee the kings face: = z if there bee any treſpaſſe in me, let him me. 33 Then Joab came to the king,and told bim: and hee called foz Abtalom, who came to oe — a —— er a eet on bis face befoze the king, and the king kti- ed Abſalom. CHAP, XV. a The practifes of Abfalom to afpire tothe ingdome. 15. "Dauid and his flee: 31 Danids prayer. 34 Hufhasis (em to Abfalom to diſcouer his counfell. Af ter this, Abſalom t prepared him cha: rets and horles, and fiftie men toa runne befoze him, 2 And Ablalom rofe bp early, and ftoon hard by the entring inofthe gate: and euge ry man that had any || matter, andcameto the king foz tudgement, bim DD Abſalom call nto him, and faid, Of what citie art thou? And hee anſwered, Thy leruant is oF oneofthe è tribes of Jfraet. ==> 3 Then Ablalom fai vnto him, Hee, thy matters are good anDrighteous, but there ig no man deputed of the king to beare thee. 4 Abfalomfatd mozcouer, «Dy that3 were made tudge in the land, that enery man which hath anp matter o2 contronertie, lays come to mee, that Jmight doe him iuſtice. S And when any man came neere to him, and Did him obevlance, hee put foorth his hand, and tooke him, and kiſſed hin. 6 Andon this maner did Abſalom to all Plcael,that came tothe king for indgement: — 4 fale the hearts of the men of tael. 7 ¶And akter e fortie peeres, Abfalom fatd vnto the king, J pray thee let me woe to Hebron, and render mp vow which J paue powed wnto the Lod. 8 Foꝛ thy tuant vowed a vowe when J remained tn Geſhur, in Aram, faying, Ifthe Lord hall batng mec againe — Abſalom is reconciled to Dauid. p Which weigh- ed fixe pound foure ounces, after halfe an . ounce the ſhekel. lOr pofon. q The wicked are impatient ie their afe&ions and fpare no vn- lawfull meanes to compaflé them, r IfI haue offen- ded by reuenging my fifters difho- nour: thus the wicked iuftifie themfeluesin their euill. LEbr.made hime. a Which were asa guard to fet forth hiseftate, fOr, comtrouerfece b Thatis, noting of what citie or place he was. c Thus by flan- der, flatterie and faire promifes, the wicked fecke preferment, d By intifiog them from his father to himfelfe e Counting from the time that the Iftaelices had af- ked aking of Sa- muel, ~ Abfalomns treafon. Dauid fleeth.. f By offering a peace offering, which was law- _ full co doe in any "place, g And bid to bis feaft in Hebron, YEbr. went and increaſed. h.Whoſe heart he faw that Sa- tan had fo pof- feffeci,that hee would leaue no mifehiefe ynat- tempted. Ebr. chuſe. Or.hou/fe, - i To wit, from Terufalem, k Thefe were as the kings garde, oras fome write, his counfellers, 1 Who as fome write, was rae kings fonne of. Gath, to Jerufalem, J will! ferue the Lord. 9 Amd theking Aid vnts hin, Gotin peace; So ye aroit and went ta Reien. 10 ¶ Then Ablalom fent {pies thezow- out all the tribes of Ilrael, laying, tben ee heare the found of the trumpet, pee fall ay,Abfalom retgneth in Hebroñ. Il €Andwith Ablalom went twe Huns Deth men out of Jeruſalem,that were stal- led; q they went in cher limplicitie, Know- ing nothing. I2 Allo Ablalom fent for Ahitophel the Gilonite Dauids counteller, from hrs citie Giloh, while he offered ſacrifices: and the treafon mas great:foz the people æincteaſed fill with Abfalom. z 13 Then came a meflenger to Dauid, faying , The hearts of the men of Iſrael are turned after Abſalom. ; - 14 Then Dauid faid onto al bis feruãts that were with bim at Fernfalem, Gp, and let us flee: foz we thal not efcape from) Qb- falom: make {pecd ta Depart , {eft bee come fuddenly and take vs , and bring euill vpon bs, ang (uitte the citie with the edge of the nD, Is And the Rings fernants fayde vnto Him, Behold, thp ſeruants are readie ro doe according toall that mp {0} the king ſhall + appeint. : 16 Go the king Departed andai his hou- hola + after him, and the king left ten con- cudines tokecpe che boule. 17 And the king went foosth, and ali the ald atter ptm, and tarten in a |iplace ifar ou. 18 And all bis fernants went about him, and all the k Cherethites, and all the Pele⸗ thites , anDail the Gittites «euen lire hune dreth men which were come after bim from Gath; went before the hing. : 12 Thenlatd the king to Ittai the Hit- tite, cUheretore commet thou alfp with vs? Returne and abide with the king, cor thou wa ſtranger: depart thou therefoze to chy ace. i 20 Thon camek veſterday, and ſhould J houle, thou tyalt hew to Zadok and Abla cauſe thee to wander to Dap ¢ gor With vs? m Meaning,them ef his family. n God requite thee thy friends íhip and fidelity. e To wit,the fixe bundreth men. p Which was the charge of the Cohathites, Num.4. 4. q To ftand by the Arke, _ J will goe whither J can: therefore returne thou, aud cary againe thy = bzethren: mercy and *tructh be with thee. 21 Ano Jttat anfiwered the King, and fayd, As the Lord liueth, ana as mp logd the in what place my lozd the king king liueth, “tali be, eines inDeath o2 ltfe, euen there furely will thy fernant be. 2t Then Dania fatd to Jttai,Come,and goe forward. And Ittai the Hittite went, andatl hisinen, and all the chedzen that were with him. 23 Andailthecountrey wept with a loud bopce,and oallthe people went forward, but the king paled ouer the brooke Hinzen: and all the people went oner toward the may of the wilderneffe. 24. (And loe, Zadok alfowasthere , and all the Leuites with bim, bearing the Arke of the Coucnant of Hod, and they let Downe the Arke of God, an’ Abiathar went > vp pumi the people were all come out of the Chap. xvj. The Arke returneth, 127 25 -Thet iad the king unto zadok, Car the Arke of God againetnto the citie; if Hall finde fanour th the epes of the Lord. he wii bring me againe, and he mee both it, and thel Tabernacle thereof. fOr, bis Taber- _ 26 But ik he thus fap, Jhaueno delight sacle. tn thee, behold,” heream Jj, let him Doeto r The faithful in meas ſcemeth good in his epes. all their afflicti⸗ 27 Theking (aid againe vnto Zadok the ons ſhew them- Pek, Art not thou a *Scer 7 returneinte felues obedient the citie in peace, and pour two ſonnes with co Gods will, pou; to wit, Ahimaaz thy ſonne, and Fonas 1.Sem. nos than the fonne of Sbiathar. — 28 Behold, Jwilltarie in the fielaes of the wilderneffe untill there come ſome word from youto be tola me. 7 $ 29 3adok therefore and Abiathar caricd the Arke of God againe to Jeruſalem, and they taried there. 30 And Danid went vp the mount ef D- - Itues, and wept as be went bp, and bad his bead f couered,and went barefoootedD : and f Withafhesand= — all the people that was with him, had euery duh inthe figne- mân his head coucred, and as thep went vp, ot forow, thep wept, : : 31 Then one told Daut , laying , Ahi⸗ | thophel ts one of them that baue con{pired | with Abfalom: And Dauid ſaid, D Loz0,39 e Thecounkllof:— pray thee, turne the *counteilot Abitophel the crafty world- tnto fooliſhneſſe. lings doeth more 32 ¶ Then Dauid came to the top ofthe harmethenthe mount where hee worſtipped God, and bes open force of the bold ,iuthatthe Archite came againſt him enemy. ee +4 Coat tone, and haning garth vpon is bead. 33 Unto whom Danid faid, FF thou gog with me, thon ſhalt bea burthen nto me. 34 But if thourcturnctothecitie,and fay unto Ablalom , J willbce thy °feruant, u Though Hu D king, (as J haue beene in times paft thy thai diflembled fathers ſeruant, f will J now beethy fer- here at the kings ~ nant ) then thou mayeſt baing me the Coun: requeft,yet may fellofAbhitophelto nought. = we not vie this 35 And hat thou not there with thee 3a- example to ex- Dok and Abiathar the Pzieltes? therctoze cule our difinu- whatfoencr thou halt heare outof p kinges lation, thar the Diets. : 36 Bevold,there are with them their twa fonnes: Abimaaz 3adoks fonne, and Jona- than Abiathars fonne: by them alfo hal pee fendime euery thing that yecanheare. 37 So huſhai Dauids friend went inte - the city:and Ablalom came into Jeruſalem. CHAP. XVI. 1 The isfidclity of Ziba. 5 Shimei cur {eth Da- uid. 19 Hufhai commeth to Abfalom, 21 The- counſell of Abithophel for the concubines. k ý VV Hen Dauid was alittle paſt the⸗· top a Which was: of the bill, behold, iba the feruantof thehil of Oliues ~ Wephibotheth met him with a couple ofal- Chap.15,30. fes fadled t vpon them two hundeth cakes of bꝛead, and an hundreth bunches of rai- fins, and an bhundzeth of || dzied figs, anda bottellof wine. $ f 2. Aud the king {aid vnto Ziba, TAhat meaneitthou by hele? And Fiba faid, Thep be > alles foz the kings houſhold to ride on, and bzead and Dried figs for the young men pretence of tocate,and wine that the faint map Minke friendthip accnfe = | in the wilderueſſe And others... hOr fié ge cakes. b`Commonly thereare no viler = traitours then they which vodes = Shimeicurfeth Dauid. Ebr. F worfhip. c Which was a citic in the tribe of Beniamin. d Thatis, round about bim. 4 Ebr. man of blood, *4Ebr. man of Be- hal. e Reproching him as though by his meanes Ih- bofheth and Ab- ner were flaine. 5.54M,2 4:15» and chap.3.8. 7 —— TS f Dauid feltthat thiswas the tdg- ment of God for his finnes , and therefore bum- bleth himfelfe co hisrod, q "Or, my teares. g Meaning , that the Lord will fend comfort to his when they are opprefied, h To wit,at Ba- burim. $Ebr. let the king line. i Meaning, Da- uid, tEbr.the fecond tre. 3 And the King apd, ut where fs thy matters fonne? Ehen 3iba aulwered the Ring, Bebold, bee remaineth ia Jerulalem: for be (aid, This day Mall the ponte of Ira cl refloze ine the kingdome of my father. 4 hen laid the king to 5iba, Behold, thine are att that pertained buto MBephivo- theth. Aid ziba (at, t J beleech thee, ict me find grace tn thy ight, mp lero, D king. _ § (And when king Dauid came to Ba gurin, Hehots, thence came out a mat of the famtly ofthe boule of Saul,named Shi⸗ rael per the nne of Gera; and he came out and urſed. 6 And he caſt Tones at Danid,and at all the ſeruants of king Dauid:end all the peo- pie, and all the men of warre were on bis á right panD, andon his left. 7 And thus fatd Shimer when hee cur: fen, Come foorth , come toozth thou + mur- therer and + wicked man. 8 Thelo hath brought vpon thee all the € blood of the houſe of Gaul, in whole ſtead thou batt reigned : and the Lom hath Delivered thy kingdome into the hand of Ablalom thy tonne: and behold , thou art ta- ken iu thy wickedneſſe, becaule thou att a murtherer. —— 9 Then fain Abithai the ſonne of Fer- utah bntothe king, iby doeth this* Dead Dogge curfemp Lord the king 2 let me got, J pray thenant take away bis head. Io (but tie king fain, Abat haue F to Doe with pou,pec fonnes of Serutak? for hee curfeth enen becaute the Lord hath £ bidden him curle Dautd: Cibo Dare the fap ther: foze batt thou done fo? Seg AIL And Dauid fain to Abithat , and toatl bis ſeruants, Behold, my tonne, which came outof mine owne bowels, ſeeketh my life : then how much moze now may this fonne of Jenni? Suffer hun to curle: toz the Lord bath bidden him. : 12 Jtimay be that the Lod will looke on || mune affliction, and eDoe mee good foz bts curling this * 13 And as Dauid and his men went by the way, Shimei went by the ſide of the mountaine ouer again him, and curſed as he went,and thew tones againi him, and cat aut. y 14 Thencame the king and all the peo- ple that were with him, weary, and refres {hed themſelues > there. Is (And Ablalom, and all the people, tke men of Iſrael came to Jeruſaiem, and Abithophel with hin. j 16 Ant when inuthat the Archite Dauids friend was come vp vuto Abfalom , Duhai faid unto Sbfalont, + God faue the king, Go faune theking. , \ 17 Then Ablaiom {aid to Huhai,Fs this thy kindnelfe to thy i friend? WMhy wentelt thou not wtth thy friend? 18 Huſhai then anfwered vnto Abſalom, Fay, but whome tye LozB, and thts peopie, anv all the men of Iſtaei chule , his will F be, and with him wilt Jowell. 1g And+ mooner vnto whome hall J Docteriuice? not to his onre? As J eruen before thy father fo will Jbefozethee. II. Sainuel. ‘Will vpon him, as the — es the Ahithophels counfell. 20 ¶ Then pake Ablalom to Abitohphel, Give countell what we Mall doe. 21 Ang Abithophel * fain onto Abfalom, Goce in tothy fathers concubines, which hee Hath left takeepe the Houle: and when all Iſrael thallgeare that thou art abhoered of tby father, the handes of all that are with thee, halbe ſtrong. 22 Gothey pead Abſalom a tent vpon the top of the houte,and Abſalom went tn co bis fathers coucubines in the light of all Iſ· 23 And the counfell of Ahithophel which bee counſelled in thole dapes, was like ag onic had alken ! countel at the ozacle of God: fowas all the countell of Ahithophel both with Daud and with Abſalom. CHAP, XVII, q Ahithophels counfelis ouerthrowen by Hu- fhai 14 The Lerd had fo erdemed. 19 The Priefts fonnes are bid in the well. 22 Dauid go- eth oner Jorden. 23 Aluthophel hangeth him» ſelfe. 27 They bring vitailes to Dauid. Mzee Ahithophel aid to Abfalon, a Eet mee chule out now twelue thous faud men, and J will vp and toilow after Daud this night, $ : 2 And J will come vpon hint: for hee is weary, and weake handed: fo J wiil feare him, and atl the people thatare with him, ſhall fice, anu J wll finite the king onelp, 3 And J will bring againe al the people vnto thee, and when ail Hallretutne, (tthe man whom thou ſeckeſt, being flaine) all the people pall be in peace. 4 And the faping t plealed Ablalom wel, and all the Elders of Iſrael. ; § Then fais Abſalom, Call now Duhai the Archite alſo, and let vs beare likewile t what he faith. 6 Do wher Huſhat came to Abfalent, Abfalom (pake bute him ,faping , Abithe- phel hath |! poken thus: hall wee doe after bis laying, 02 no? tell thou. 7 iDuthat chen anſwered vnto Abfalom, The countelt that Abtthophel bath giuen, is not < good at this time. 3 forfai uthat,thou knoweſt thy fas ther and bis men, that they be trong men, and are chafed in minde , as a beare robbed of her whelpes in the Geld; alfo chy father is a valiant warriour,and wil not lodge with the people. 9 in fome place: and though fome of them be ouerthowen at the fir, pet the people Mail heare and fay, The people that follow 4b- {alom,t be onerthzowen. ; 10 Chen hee alle that is valiant, whole heart is as the beart of a Iyon, hall hrinke and faint : for all Iſrael knoweth that th father ts valtant, and they which bee wi him tout men, II Therefore my countel fs that all Jis raelbe gathered vnto thee, fram Dan enen to Beer-theba as the fand of the tate ttumber, and that theu go to battell in thine owne perfor. ae 12 Go fhall wee come vpon him in fome place, where wee hall Gnd hint, and wee wid; Huthais k Sufpe@ing the changeof the king domse,and fo hisowne Ouere . throw,he giueth - fuch couniell,as might moft hin- der his fathers reconciliation: and alfo declare to the people that Abſalom wasin higheft authosicie, lIt was ſo chee. med ſor the ſuc⸗ ceſſe thei cof. a The wicked are Ío greedie to execute their malice that they leaue noneoccax fion that may further che fame, b Meaning, Da- —— Ebr. was right sn the eyes of Abfalom. 4Ebr what isin his mouth. llOr, giuen fuch coun/ell, c. Huthaifhewe eth himfel fe faithfull to Dae uid, in that here< prooucth this wicked counfell and purpofe, Beholv.he is hid now in ſome taue, oꝛ lOr,tary alnight. tébr, hanes breach or ruine⸗ Ebr. mele. Or, we wil camp a gaint him, counſel is pr hor, commanded. d That counfell which feemed goodat the firſt to Abfalom, vere 4, e For bythe counfell of Hu- fhai he went to thebattel where he was defiroy ed f That is,ougr Torden. Or. the wellof Rogel. g Meaning,the meffage from thcir fathers» h Thus God fen- -deth fuccourto his in their grea- teft dangers: i TheChalde text readeth, Now they haue patfed the lor- den, k To wit, to purfuethee with alt hatte. 1 They traueiled all night and by morning bad all their companie paſſed oucr, m Gods iuſt vengeance euen in thislife is powred on them which are ence mies, traitours, or perfecuters of his Church, n Who was alfo calle! [fai Dae _ vids father. eferred. Ahithophe! hanged. Chap. xviij. Abfalomhangedonanoake. r28 gtount ; and of allehe men that are with bim, we will not leaue him one. 13 Moꝛeouer, it he be gotten into a citte, then hall alithe men of Iſrael bing ropes to that citie, and me will Dzat it into the rf- — there be not one (mall one found here. 14 G Then Ablalom and all the men of Flract (aww, The counfell of Huhai the Ar- chitets betterchen the coumlell ef Ahitho⸗ phel : for the Lode had || Determined to Delroy the d good counfell of Abithopbel, et the La: might: bzing euill upon Ab- alom. Ig Then laid Huſhai vnto Zadok andto Abtathar the Pꝛielts, OE thisand chat ma- net dis Ahithophel and the Elders of Iſra⸗ elcountel Abſalom;: and thusand thus hate | J countetled. i 16 How therefore fend quickly,and them Daud, laying, Carte not this night in the fields of the wilderneffe, but rather get thee f ouer, leaſt the king be Deugured and all the people that are with hin. i 17 Rowe Jonathan and Ahimaaz a- bode by | En-regel: (foz they might not bee {eeue to come into the citie) and a maide went, and folds them, and they went and Hewed king Daud. 18 Neuertheleſſe a yong man faw them, and toin it to Abſalom: therefore they both Departed quickly,and came to a mans houle in Baburun, who had a well in his courti to the which they went Downe. 19 And» the wife tooke and ſpread a co- ueting suer the welles mouth, and Gead ground cone thereon, that the thing ſhould not be knowen. 20 And when Abfaloms feruants came to the wife into che boule, they fain, (Ahere is Ahimaaz and Jonathan? And the wo- man aniivered then, hep bee gone guer the i booke of water. And when they had fought them, and could not finde them, they returned to Jeruſalem. 21 And affoone as they were Departed, the other cante outof the welland went and tolde king Dawid, and fain vnto bim, Gp, and get pou quickly ower the water ; foz khich conntellbath Ahithophel giuen againſt you. 22 Shen Dauid arok, and all the people that were with bun, and they went suer Zoomen! wntill tHe Dawning of the day, i that there lacked not one of them, that was not come ouer Joꝛden. 23 (Mow when Abithophel awe that his countell was not followed, hee fadled his afie, and arole t hee ment home vnts Bis cr tie and put hts houſhold tn order, and = hau⸗ ged bintelfe, and died, and was buried in his fathers graue, 24 @ Then Danid came to Mahanaim. And Abſalom paſſed ouer Jordeit.he, and al the men of Iſrãel with him. 25 Sud Ablatom mate Anala raptai ofthe hole in the Rean of Joab : which d- mata was a mans fonne tamed Ithrã an Iſraelite, that went into Abigal thedangh- ter ofa Nahaſh, Wher to Zeruiãh Joãbs mothers ; qanu of Gilead, 26 So Iſrael and Ablalom pitches in the 27 C And when Dauid was come to Ma⸗ hanaim, Hhobi thefonne of Mahal out oF Rabbah of the childzen of Ainmon,and Dae chic the ſonne of Amuntel out of Lo-debar, and Barsillat the Gileadite outof Rogel 28 0 Brought beds and balins,and earthen beflels, and wheate, and barlep, and floure, and parched cozne,and beanes, and ieatiles, and parched cone. i 29 And they brought honie » and butter, and ibeepe,and cheele of kine fo: Danin and foz the people that mere with him to cate: foz they (atde, The people is hungrie, ana wearie, and chirkkte in che wilderneſſe. CHAP. XVIII, 2 Dawid diuideth'his armie into three partes. 9 Abfalom is banged. flaine, and caf into a pit. 33 Danid lamenteth the death of Abfalom. BB Dawud a numbscd the people that Were with bim, and fet ongr them cp: psm of thoulands, and captaines of bun- lethe. 2 And Dauid lent foorth the third part ofthe people vnder the hand of Joab, and the third part vuder che hand of Abityal Jo- Abs brother the ſonne of Zeruiah: andthe o- ther third part vnder the hand of Ittai the Gittite: and the king fat vnto the people, J witl goe with pou my felfe ato, 3 Butthe people anl wered, Thou halt not goe foozth : foz ifwe flee away, they wilt not regard vs neither will they paffe fo2 ng, though halfe of vs were Raine : but thou Part now worth ten thoufand of vs: there- pe pato itisbetter that thou ſuccour bs out of the citie. 4 hen the king fam vnto them, Mhat feemeth you bett, that will J doc. So the king Mood by the gate fide, and all the peo- pe Tanie out by þundeethg, and by thou- ands. - § Andthe king commaunded Joab and Abithat,and Jetat,faying, Encreate the pong man Ablalom gentip foz my fake : and al the people heard when the king gaue all the captaines charge concerning Abſalom. 6 othe people went outintothe field tomecte Iſrael, and the battell was in the © wa0D of Ephraim: : 7 Where che people of Iſrael were Haine befoze the ſeruants of Daut : fo there was agreat flaughterthat Day, cuen oktwentie thonfand. 8 @ Foz the battet was feattered ouer all the countrep: and the wood deuoured much moze people that Day. then Did the {wo2d. 9 ¶ Now Ablalom met the ferrants of Dauid, and Abfalon rode bpon a mule,and the mule came onder a great thicke oke and his head caught hold ofthe oke,and he was taken bp || betweene the beauen and the earth : andthe mule chat was vnder bun, went away. a Io And one that faw tttolde Joab, fay- ing, Behold, J fawe Ablalom hanged tn anoke. ; u Then Joab ſaid wnto the man that : toide © God ſheweth himfclfe moft lie berall to his when they feeme to be vt⸗ terly deftirute a For certaine of the Reubenites, : Gadites,and of the halfe tribe, could not beare the in folencie of the fonne againft the father,and | therefere ioyned f with Dauid #4 b Signifying, — gos uernour ought to be fo deare vnto bis peoples ` thatthey wilh rather lofe there liues, then that eught fhould come vnto him, c So called, bes caufe the Epkra- imites, (as fome fay) fed their cats tell beyond Ior⸗ denin this wood jl This isa terri- bleexample of _ Gods vengeance dgainft them that arerebelsor eie $ obedient to their pIrERSe Abfalom laine. By Ahimaazand tolde him, And hak thou indeed ſeene 2 why then diddeſt chou not there finite himto the ground, and J would Haue giuen thee ten * (hekels oF fil uer and a girdle? 12 Chew the man tayde vnto Joab, Though J houldsreceiue a thonfand thekels of liluecin mine hand, pet would J not lay mine hand vpon the kings onne : for in our bearing the king charged thee, and Abisi, and ftat, laying, Beware letanp touch the vong nan Abſalam. 13 303 Dad done it, it had bene ¢ the dan⸗ ger ot my life : foz nothing can bee bid from the King: pea, thouthy telfe wouldeft haue cene agatnit me, ; 14 Then fain Joab, J will not thus ta- rie luith thee. And hee tooke three Darts in hishand, and theni them t thorow Abla- De — bee was pet aline inthe mids of oke, Is And tenlernants that bare Joabs at- mour, compaſſed about anv ſmote Abſalom, and flew bint. 16 Then Joab blewe the trumpet, and the people returned from purluing after Jt rael; foz Joab held backe the people. _ 17 And they tooke Ablalom, and caſt him Into a greats pit inthe wood, and lapeda mighty great heape of fones vpon him and ali Iſrael fled entry one to bis tent. — 18 Row Ablalom in his life tine had ta ken and reared bim vy a pillar, which isin the*ktngs dale:foz be fain, J haue no £ fonne to keepe mp name in remenibrance. And Gene.23,15. Ebr. weigh up- on mine gand, tEbr.alie againft my [oule. Ebr. in the heart of Abfaiom. d Forhe hadpi- tie ofthe people which was {edu- ced by Abfaloms flatterie, e Thus God tur- ned his vaine glory tofhame, Gene. T4 17. f Itfeemeth that Godhadpuni- hee called the pillar after his owne name, fhedhiminta- and ft ts called vnto this Day, Abfaloms Kingawayhis plate, 4 childten,Chap. 19 ¶ Then ſaid Ahimaas the onne of 3a- 54.37. Dok, J| pzay thee, let me runne, and beare the fEbr.indged. king tidings, thatthe Lord hath + delivered him out of che hand of bis enemies. 20 And Joab fayd vnto hin, Thou g For Ioab bare g fyalt not be the meflenger to Dap, but thou a good affe@ion {halt beare tidings another time, but today to Ahimaaz, and thou (halt beare none: foz the kines fonneis doubted how Dead. : ‘Dauid would 21 Then {aid Joab to Cuthi, Goe tellthe take the report of king whatthou halk ſeene. And Cui vow Abfalems death, ed himſelfe vnto Joab, and ranne. 22 Thyen laid Ahimaas the fonne of 3a- Dek agatne to Joab, What F pray thee, if Jallo runne after Cut? And Joab fata, > CCherefore now wilt thou rune, my fonne, feeing that thou batt no tidings to bring? 23 Det what ik Jrunne? Chen hee fain vnto him, Run. So Ahimaaʒ ranne by the way of the plainc, and onerwent Culhi. 24 Mow Dauid fate betweene the twa h Hefateinthe gates, And the watchman went tothe top gateofthecitie -OF the gate vpon the wall, andlife vp bis ef Mahanaim, eyes, and ſaw, and behold, aman came rune ning alone. $ 25 And the watchman cried, ann told the LEbr.tidingsare king. And the king fain, Ithe be alone, the sn his mouth, bringeth tidings, And Hee came apace, and Dew neere. 26 And the watchman faw another man running,and the watchman called vnto the porter, and fain, Behold, another man rima nethalone, And the king ſaid, e alfo brin⸗ geth tidings, II. Samuel. CufhiitistoldDauid. 27 And the watchman fad, + Mee thin · tEbr. Iſee the keth the running of the formoſt is like the, runsing. tunning of Abimaaz the ſonne of Zadok. Then the king ain, Yets ai goed man, and i He hadhad exe commeth with good tidings. ‘ perience of his 28 And Abhtunaaz called and ſaid vnto fdelitie,Chap. _ the king, Peace bee with thee: andheefell 1721. : Downe to theearth ppon hts Face before the king, and ſaid, Bleſſeð be the Load thy Hod, who hath || hut vp the men that lift up their fOr, delivered up hands againtt my to23 the kings 29 And che king (aid, Js the youre man Abſalom fafe 2 And Abunaas anſwered, i Then Joab (ent che kings x iernant,and me k To wit, Cuthi, , thp ſernant, 3 fawe agreat tumult, but J who wasan E~ knewnot what. i thiopian, o And the king ſaid gnto him, Turne afide,and ſtand here t le He turned afide, and ſtood ſtill. 31 And behold, Cuſhi came, and Culhi ied oy faid, t Lidings my loz the king p forthe tEb-tidingsie Lord hath Detinered thee this Day out ofthe brought, handofallthacrofeagainitthee. 32 Then the king fain vnto Cuſhi, Js the yong man Abſalom feft? And Cuſhi an- fered, The encmics of mp lod the king, 1 Becaufe hee and ail that rile againt thee to Doe thee burt. eonfideredboth be as that pong man ig. ` the iudgementof | 33 And the king was! mooucd, and went Godagainft his f bp tothe chamber ouer the gate, and wept; finne and could and as hee went, thus hee fato, D my fonne not otherwile Abfalom, my fonne, my fonne Abfatom; hid his fatherly would God J had died foz thee, D Abla- alfection toward lom,my onne, my ſonne. fonne, CHAP. XIX, E 7 Ioab encourageth the king. 8 Dauid i re- ſtored. 23 Shimes ss pardoned. 24 Mephibofheth meeteth the king. 39 Barzillai departeth, 41 If- rael firiucth with Ludah. AS it twas fold Joab, Webhold, the king weepeth and mourneth fo2 Abfatom, 2 Therefoze the t victorie af chat Day was turned inte mourning to all the peoples for the people heard fap that Day, Che king fozroweth fo: his fonne. ; 3 And the people went that Day into the citie \fecretlp, ag people confounded hide [Or,by feall - themfclues when they flee in battelt. ; 4 So the king 2 hid his face, and the a Asthey doe king cricd with alowde voice, My onne that mourme, Ablatom, Ablalom my fonne,my tonne. $ § CThenJoabcameintot the houſe to b At Mabanaim the king, and fain, Chou hak ſhamed this Day the faces ofall thy (eruants, which thig Day haue Caucd thyltte, anu the lines of chy fonnesand of thydaughters,and the lines of thy wines,and the liues of thy concubines, 6 In that rhoulouct thine enemies, and hatett thy friends ; foz thou halt Declared this Day, that thou regardeſt neither thy pinces nozleruants : therefoze this Day J lOr,captaines, ` ge thatif Ablalom had liueu, and twee | [had Died this day, that then it would haue + pleafed thee well. tEbr, beene right 7 Mow therefore bp, come out, and sx thine eyes. {cake + comfoztablp unto thy ſeruants: foz Ebr, tothe heart J| Cweare by the Lord, Extept thou come ofthy feruants. gut, there will not tarie one man with hee $Ebr.faluation or deliuerance "B-z ee j- ae — — Oh thig ** that will be wozie vnto thee, then all the emil chat fell on thee from thy youth bitherte. 8 Then the King arole, and fate inthe e Wherethe e gate: and thep told vntoall the people fay» moftreforrof ing, Behold, the King Doth fit in the gate: the peoplehaun- any all the people came befoze the ing, foz ted, Aſrael had fled euery man to his tent· à Euery one bla- o @ Then aũ che people were at d ftrife med anorher,and thorowout all the tribes of Ifrael, laying, froucwho = Che King faucd vs ont of the hand of our e+ fhould firk bring pemies anabe Delinered vsout of the band him hoe, - $heland foz Abfalom. Io 2nd Abfalom,whom wee anoynted e- uer vs, is Dead inbattell: therefore why are pe ſo flow to bing the King agatne? II But King Daud fent to Zadok, and to Abtather the e Paets, laying, Speake bntothe Elders of Judah, and fay,cAby are vee behind to bing the Bing agatne to bts houſe? (foz thefaying of ali Iſcael is come vnto the King,cuen to his honte) 12 De are my bretzen: my bones and mp fich are pee: wherefore then are pee the latt that bring the King againe? 13 Alio fap pe to Amala, Art thou not my bone and my fieh? God doe lo to me g moze E By this policie Älo, tEthou be not captaine ot the holt tome David thouohe zeuer in the roome of Joab. that by winine _ 14 So bee bowed the heartes of allthe Cho we men of Judah,asef oneman: therefore the hefhoulihaue Ent tothe King, laying: Returne thou with thehearts ofall Sl tbr feruants. conle I5 C Ho the King returned. and came to EESE S Jorden, And Judah came to Gilgal, foz to goete mecte the King, and to conduct him INESS ouer Jorden. g Whohadbe- 16 @ Ands Shimei the fonne of Gera “fore reuiled kim, thefonne of Jemint, which was of Babu: Chap,16.13- rtm, halted and came Downe with the men 2a of Judah to mecete Bing DautB, ——— 17 And a thoufand men of Beniamin with him,and * 3iba theferuantof the houle of Haul, and his fifteenefonnes and twen- tic feruants with him: and they went ouer Jorden before the King. 18 And there went ouer a boate to carie ouer the Kings houſhold, and to Doe him pleafure. Chen Shimei the fonne of Gera G —— the King, when be was come ouer orden, 19 And faid vnto the Ring, Let not my e Thatthey. fhould reproue the negligence of the Elders, feeing the people were fo forward. 16.26 Chap.16.15. _ 102D impute *wickedneflepnto mee, no? re h Eor in his ad- memberthe thing that thy feruant did “wic- uerfitichewas kedlywhen my lord the King Departed out his mofterucl, of Jeruſalem, thatthe king Yond take it to enemic,andnow hisheart: in his profperitie 20 Foꝛ thy feruant doeth knowe, that FI feeketh byflac- ¶ haue Done amiſſe therefore beholde, J am terictocreepe che lirſt thisdapofall the boufe ofi Jofeph, into fauour, that am come to go Downe to meete my lord iBylofephhe, the Ring, = = -. * meaneth Ephra- _ 21 But Abiſyhai the ſonne of Zeruiah an. im, Manaſſeh, ſwered, and laid, Shall not Shimei die fo, and Beniamin., this, becaule-hee curled the Lords anoyn⸗ (whereof he was) ted? A Bike becaufethefe 22 And Dauid faid, What haue J to doe three were ynder with pou, ye lonnes of Serutah,that thisda one ftanderd, pee fhould bee aduerfartes vnto mee? Shal Numb.2,18, there any man die this Day in Pivacl? foz doe » > auids returne. Shimei beggeth pardon. Chap.xix, of the Jobiliftims, and now beis fledoutof lem, and met the King, the King fan nto ` 37 Jlpzay thee,let thy fernant turne back doeferuice a Mephibofheth. Barzillai. 129 a net Iknow, that J am this day King ouer Iſrael? 23 Therefore the King faid vnto Shi» met, Chou fhalt not* Dies and the King k By my hande ate vnto him, : or during 24 C And Mephiboſheth the fonne of life,as reade Saul camedowne to mecte the King, and s.King,2.8,9. bad neither wathed his feete, noz Deden his eke beard , no: waked bis clothes from che time b 2S the King Departed, vntili hee returned in > 1 When Mephf. bofheth being at peace, : 25 And when! hee was come to Jeruſa; Terufalem had met the King. bin, Ciberefore wenteh thou not with mee, Meyhiboſhethẽ 26 And hee anlwered, Wy lord the king, my ſeruant Deceinen me:foz thyleruant (aid, J Would haue mine affe fadled to ride there- on,foz to gee taith the King, becaule thy fers uant is lame. 27 And be hath * acculed thy feruant vn» to mp lord the Ring: but my togd the King is as an Angel of God; Doe theretoze thy vc somec pleature, bik pa he 28 foz all my fathers Houle were = but Bese al mae Dead men before my lord the King, pet DIE Wort tò die thou fet thpferuant among them chat DID Fs Sauls cruelti¢ gate at thineowne table: what right theres | wasasthee oe baue J pet to crie any moze vnto the y ing? : 29 And the Ring (aide bnto him, Uhy ſpeakeſt thou any moze of thy matters? — layde, Thou, and ziba diuide the o ED 30 And Wephiboweth fayde buto the King, ea, let him take all, feeing my lod the Nae îs come home inpeace. ; 310°C Then Barsillat the Gileadite came Downefrom Rogelim, and wentouer Joz- Dat mieh the King, to conduct pim ouer orden. 32 Row Barzillai was a nery aged man, euen fourcfcoze peere olde, and he had proti: Ded the King of ſuſtenance, while hee lay at Mahanaim fo: he was a manofvery grea ſubſtance 33` And the King fain vnto Barzillai, Come ouer with mee, and J will feede thee with me in Jerufalem. _ 34 And Barsillai (td vnto the King, Mow long haue J toltue, that J thould goe vp with the hing to Jerufalem? 35 Jam this Day fouretcoze peere old: and can J difcerne betweene good oz euill: hath thy leruant any talte inthat J cat,oztn that J inke? Can J heare any moze the voice of inging men and women? wherefore then ` fhould thy ſeruant bee any moze ar burden p He thoughe it vnto my lon the King? not meete to re- 36 Thy lernant will goe alitle way ouer ceiue benefits of Jorden with the King, and why will the bimto whom he king recompente it me with {uch a rewara? wasnotableto Chap.16.3. m Able for his o Dauid did euil] in taking his lands from him before he Knew the caufe, but’ - much worfe, that knowing the trueth he did not reftorethem, t Ebr. bow masy ` dayes are the yeeres of my life? againe, that J] may die in mine owne citie, gane, and bee buried tn the graue ofiny father ana of my mother: but beholde thy feruaunt ¶Chimham, lee him goe with my lord the King and Doe to bim what hall pleale thee. 38 Ano the King anfwered, Chimbam fhall gor with me,and F wil Doe to him that thou i and Syanie thou q My fonne. temptuoullyof Daui, and followed Sheba the fonne of theKingoftir Wich: but the men of Judah claue fat the Peoplerather vnto their king, from 4 Joꝛden euento Jerus —tofedition,or — lem. : ; elfeby caufing 3. Aben Dauid thencame to his houte Ifaelrodepart, fO Jerufalem,the king tooke the ten women, thought that bis * concubines, that be bad left behind him theyofludah = to-keepe the Houle, and put themin warde, l l i i The rebellion ofSheha. [Or,chufe, oo Halt | require of methat F will Boe fo ther. i 39 He ali the people went oner Joren: hee and the King paſſed ouer: and the king kif KOrbade him fed Barstilat. and | bleien him, and hee res farewell. turned onto bis owne place, r Wherethe 40 € hen the king went ta t Gilgal, tribeofludah and Chimham went with him, anall the tariedtorecciue people of Judah conducted the king, and al- him. to haife the people off Hfracl. {Which bad 41 And beholde, all che men of Iſrael takenpart wth cameto the king, and fate vnto the king, the king. Aby baue our brethzen the menof Judah folen thee away, and hane brought the king and his houfhold, and all Dauids men with htm ouer t Joden? j 42 And all the men of Judah anfweren the men of Iſrael, Becauſe the king ts neere of kinne to vs; and wherefore now be pe an- grie foz this matter? baue wee eaten ofthe kings coft,o2 haue we taker anp bribes? 43 Andthe men of Jlrael anfwered the men of Judah and (aid, cde haneten parts inthe king, and haue alſo moze rightto Das uid thet pee, TAby then dtd pee delpile vs, that our adutle ould not be frt pad inre- fto2tug our king? And the words of the men of Judah were ercer then the words of the men of Iſrael. CHAP. XX. z Sheba rat[eth Ifrael againft Dauid. 10 Ioab killeth Amafa traiteroufly. 22 The head of Sheba æ deliuered to loab, 23 Dauids chiefe officers. t Toward feru- Glem. LOr, bane not wee Érfi fpoken to bring homethe king? verfi Ls a Where the ten Too there was come + thither a wicked tribes contended man, (named Sheba the fon of Bichi, againft Iudab. a man of Jemini) and he blew the trumpet. b Asthey of Iu- and faid, le haue no part in» DautD, nei- dah fay. ther baue wee inheritance in the fenne of Iſhai: euery man tobis tents, D Iſtael. c Hechought 2 Ba euery man of Iſrael went from by {peaking con- wouldhaue lefe efteemed him. d From Gilgal, and fed them, but lap no moze with them: but they were encloſed bute the day of their Death, liuing in widowhood. whichwasneere 4 QCbenlaid theking toe Amala, Af Jorden. ſemble mee the men of Judah within thee Chap.t6.22 dayes, and be thou here preſent. e Who was his § Do Amaſa went to aflemble Judah, chiefecaptaine but he tartcd longer then the time which he inIoabsroome, baD appointed him. — Ry Chap, 59:33. 6 Chen Daud aid onto Abithai, Mow Hall Sheba the fonne of Bithi Doe vs moze harme then did Abſalom: take thon there- fore thy f {ods feruaunts, and follow after f Eitherthem ) í „S bim, leatt hee get him walled cities, and ef which had beene ynderloab,or Cape us. Davids men, 7 And there went out after him Joabs Chap.8,18. men, and the * Cherethites and the Bele- thites, andall the nightie men: and they Departed out of Jeruſalem, to follow after Sheba the ſonne of Bichi. S$ hen they were at the areas Rone ILSamuel. Ioabflayeth Amafa.Shebabeheaded. which is in Gibeon, Amala went before — them,and Foabs e qarment,that he had put g Which was On, Was girded vnto him, and bponit was hiscoat that he a ſword girded, which hanged on Hislopnes wed omen in in the (heath, and as bee went, tt vied to fall the ares, out. SINE 9 Ant Joab (aid to Amala, Art thou in t health mp bother? And Joab tooke Ama- la by the beard with the right hand to kife him., 10 But Amafa tooke no heed to thelwom that wasin Joabs hand: foz therewith hee finote bim in the fifth ribbe, and ſhed out bis bowels to the ground, and tiimore him not the ſecond time: fo be Died. Then Joab and Abiſhai bis brother followed after Sheba the fonne of Bichat. } II Andone of Joabs men food by him, and faid, We that fauoureth Joab, thee that is of Dantas part, lethim goe after Joab. 12 And Amata wallowed in blood in the mids ofthe way : and when the man awe that all the people tood fill, be remoned Aa mafa out of the way into the field, and caſt a cloth bpon him, becaule be faw that euery one that came by him, {toon fil, 3 EC Ahen hee was remoned out of the way, cuery man went after Joab, to follows after Dhebathelonnecot Bich. 14 And hee went thozow all thetribes of . fe Pract vnto Abel, andi Betymaachah ana i Vnto the citie ail placesof Bertm: and they gathered toges Abel,which was ther,and wentallo after bum. fain neere to Berb- Is Ho theycame,and belieged him in A- maachah, bel, necre to Bethmaachah: and they caf vp a mount againt the citie, and the people thereof food on the rampier, and all the k Thatis,he people that was with Joab, * deftroped and wentabontro. cal downethe wali. ouerthrow it. 16 Then cried a wile waman out oF the citie, eave, beare, J pray pou, fay vuto Jos ab, Cone thou hither, that J map peake with thee. 17 Andiwhen he came neere vnto her, the woman faid, Art thou Joab? And hee an fwered, Vea. And He fatd to him, Weare the woꝛds of thine handmaide. And he anfwe= ren, J Do heave, : 13 Then fye (pake thus, ! Thep fake in the old time, faying, They ſhould alke of Abel. And fo haue they continued. ` Ig Jam ™ one of tein, thatare peacea⸗ ble and faithfuilin Iſrael: and thon goet a- bout to deſtroy a cttte, and a mother m Iſra· elswhp wilt thou deuoure the tnberitance of the Low? —T 20 And Joab anfwered, and Mid, Gow F rhe rame of forbtd, God forbid it me, that J Mould de · citie uoure wine it. sw è eSa 21 The »matterts not fo, but amano kine hi mountEpheatm (Sheba the fonneof Bithi errs. bod by name) hath litt op bis hand againf the he gine place to King, euen againſt Daud; Deliner vs him and re- oncly,and J will depart from thecitte. And nicedonly him the woman faid pnto Joab, Behelde, his iat wasauchour head hall bee thowen to thee ouer the wall. oreherreafon. 22 Chen the woman went vnto allthe people with her wifttome, and they.cut - off the headof Sheba thefonne of Bich, and cal it to Joab: then bee blewe the +Fbs.they wwe a tEbr.peace. i {Ebr doubled ner his firoke, h He ftood by Amafa at Ioabs appointment, 1 She thewerh that the old cu- ftome was notto deftroy acitie, before peace was offeréd, Deut. 20. 10,11. m She fpeaketh sy trumpets and + thepretived from the citie, fatrered, . eee: oF The Gibeonites requeft. euery man to his tent: and Joab returned to Jerulalem buto the King. -23 @* Then Joab was ouer all the bofte of Iſrael, and Benaiah the fon of Fchota- —— the Cherethites and ouer the Ipele» hites. 24 And Adoꝛam ouer the tribute, and Joſhaphat the ſonne of Abilus che recorder, 25 And Shaa was ſcribe, and Zadok and Abiathar the Pꝛrieſts. 26 Gnd allo Jira the Jairite waso chicte Danid. CHAP. XXI. 1 Three deareyeeres.9 Thevengeance of the ſinnes of Saul Lghteth on his [euen fonnes , which are hanged, 15 Foure great battels which Da- nid had againft the Philftims, $Ebr. yeere after qa there was a tamine in the dayes of peere. A Dauid thee + peeres together: and Da» tEbr.foughe the -widealkedcountell ofthe Lord, Ethe Lord face of the Lord. anfwered,ltisfoz Baul, and foz his bloodte aThinkingto houlſe, becauſe be flew the Otbeonites, gtatifiethe peo- 2 Thenthe king called the Hibconites, ple becaufe thefe and faid ynto them, ( now the Gibeonites were notofthe were notof the childzen of Iſxael, but * a feedofAbraham remnant of the Amozites, puto whom the Zofh.9.3,16,¢7, children of Fitact had ſwoꝛne: but Haul .b Wherewith fought to flay them foz bis zeale toward the mayyourwrath chiſdeen of Iſrael and Judah.) __ be appeaſed, that 3 And Dauid fain unto the Gibeonites. youmayprayto > A? Dauid [pake the wordes of this 1.5616. 9) : 2 Intoken ofthe wonderfull bene- fits that he receie ued of God, Pfal.t8.20 b: By thediners fitie of thefe comfortable _ names,he fheweth how his faith was ftrengthened in all tentations, R 2 3 Gop J a fang vnto the Lo2d, what time y Lord Had Delivered hiin out ofthe hands ofal bis 2 And he laid, "Whe Loz is my > rocke and my foztreile, and hee thatdeltucretp & The fong Or,rocke. 3 God is my i ferength,in him wil Jtruſt: a my fhield,and the home of my faluation, my bte tower and my refuge: my Bautour, thou hatt faucd me from violence. ? 4 Jwiülcallon the LoD, who is worthy to be prapled ; fo thail J bee fate from mine enemies. c As Dauid who § Jforthe « pangesof Death haue com⸗ was the figure of patted mee: the floods of vngodlineſſe haue Chrift) wasby made me atraid. Gods powerde. 6 The ſoꝛrowes of the graue compalſed linered fromall me about:the {nares of Death ouertooke me, dangers:fo Chrift 7 But in mp tribulation DiD F cali vpon and his Church the Lozd, and cry to my God, and hee did fhali ouercome eate mp voyce out ofhis Temple, and my moft grieuous Cty did enter into His cares. dangers, tyranny 8 Then the earth trembled and quaked: and death. the foundations of the heauens moucd , and fhooke,becaule he was angry. 9_ *@moke went out at his nokrels,and confuming *¢ fire out of bis mouth: coles were kindled thereat. Io Deef bowed the heauens allo came Downe,and Darkenelle was vnder his feet. d Thatis,clouds and vapours. e Lightning and thundring, £ So itfeemeth whenthe aire is darke. IL And hee rode vpon s Cherub and did g Toflicina lie, and he wasleene vpon the wings ofthe moment thorow WINDE, the world. 12 And he made Darkenefle a tabernacle round about him, euen the gatherings of wa- ters,and the cloudes of the aire. hBythisdekrip- 13 Atthe baightnefie of his prelence * the tionof atem- Coles of fire were kindled. peft, be decla- 14 The Lord thund2ed from heauen,and reth the power of the moft Dte gaue bis voice. Godagainthis 15 Wee Mot arrowes allo, and {cattered enemies. theint to wit, lightning € Deltroped them. i Healludethto 16 Gheichanelsallo of the fea appeared, the miracle of euen the foundations of the world were dif- she red fea, coucred by the rebuking of the £020, and at the blat of the breath of His noſtrels. 17 He fent from aboue, and tooke me: Hee Drew me out of many waters. 18 He deliuerrd me from my ſtrong ene» mie, and from them that hated me: foz thep were tod trong fome. 19 They: preriented me in the Day of mp calamitie, but the Loꝛd was my fay, 20 And brought mee: foozth into a large place: hee deliuered me, becaule he fauoured mee. 21 hha Lod pad i ae senema to my ‘vighteoutneffe : according tothe pure- 1 Toward Sauls Steffe of mine hands hee recompenten me. miek 22 Fo: J kept the wayes of the Lord, and m I attempted Did not ™ wickedly againſt my God. nothing without’ 23 For altbts lawes were befeze mee, and his commande. Dis Hatutes : 1 DID not Depart therefrom. — 24 J was vpꝛight allo toward bim, and haue kept me from mywickedneſſe. 25 Cherefore the Lord did reward mee according tomy righteouties, according te my pureneſſe before bis eyes. 26 Uith the godly thou wilt ſhew thy felfe godly : with the vpright man thon wiit ſhew thy elfe vpright. - scheic wicked 27 ith the pae thou wilt ſhew thy a Theww - felte pure,and with the” frowara thon tutit k Twas fo befer, that all meanes feemed to faile. > neffeis caule that fhe thy felfe frowarn. shou feemeftto 283 Thus thou wilt faue the poore peoples forgerthy won- hut t P i a bn thine epes are boon the hautie to humble II.Samuel. of D auid. 29 Surely thott art my light, D Low: and the Lord will —— —— 30 Foz by thee haue Jbꝛoken through an ae » and by mp God paue F leaped cuer a 31 Che way of Gon iso yncozrupt: the © The manner word of the Loyd ts tried inthefire: hee isa that God vferk chield to all that trut in em. tco ſuccour his, 32 Foꝛ whois God belides the Loann neuer failetb, Who is mighty, laue our God? 33 Ged ts my ſtrength in battel, and ma- keth my way vpright. bA 34. We maketh my feet like r hindes feer, P Hevfeth exe -· and hath fet me pom mine hie places. traordinarie | 35 Ve teacheth mine handsto fight, fo that Meanesto make |. a bow of | baafieis broken with mine arms, me winne mole | 36 Thouhatt allo ginen me the hiciv of {rong holds. tby faluation,and thy toutng kindneffe bath 1Ors feeks cauled me to tncreafe. 37 Thou hat enlarged my teps vnder meand my heeles hane not lid. 33 Fhaue purfued mine enemies and Des ſtroyed them , and haue not turned agate i vntill J bad confumed them. | mitem — — ough, and they hal not ariſe, but fall fall vnder my keete. 40 Foꝛ thou bat a gitded me with power q He acknow- to battell, andthem that rofe againtt mee, ledgeth thar Hatt thou ſubdued vnder me. God was the aue 4I And thou bhatt ginen methe neckes of thor ofhis vi&o- mine enemies , that J might deſtroy them ries, who gaue that hate me. him ftrength. 42 Chey looked about, but there was ` none to fauethem, euen ynto thet LoD , but be anfwered them not, 43 Chen dtd J brate them as {mall as the Dut of the earth : Join tread them flat — of the freet, and did (pread them 44 Thou hak alo deliuered mee from the contentions of my f people: thou paft prelerued mer to be the head ouer nations: the people which J knew not, doe ferne me., 45. DAtrangers hall bee in (ubiection to ine,affeone as they heare,they ſhall obey me. 46 Strangers Mall Minke away, and feare in their printe chambers. 47 Letthe Lod tine, “and blenen be mp ſtrength: and God, cuen the force of my fal- uation be exalted. 48 It is God that giueth mee power to res uenge me, and {ubdue the people vnder me, 49 And reftucth me from mine enemies ? (thou alfohatt litt mee vp front them that role againſt mee, thou batt deliuered mee fromthe cruell man. y% 50 Therefoze F wil praife thee, D Loꝛd, i j i { r The wicked in’ their neceflitie are compelled to’ flee to God, but itis too late, | | f Meaning , of the Iewes,who cenfpired againſt mee, t Not willingly obeying me,but diffembl ingly. u Let him hew“ his power,that he isthe gouer⸗ ‘nour of allthe world. | among the *nations,and will fing wnto thy Rom.15.9, game.) r , SI Hee is the tower of faluation foz bis king , and ſheweth mercy to his anointed, even to Dautd,and te his feed * fo2 ener, CHAP. X : 1 The lafl words of Dauid . 6 The wicked fhall be pluckt up as thornes. 8 The names and factes of his mghtie men. 15 Hee defired water and would not drinke it. , TR alfo bee the a laft wordes of Da» a Whick he ſpake uid, Dauid the fonne of Jai fayeth, after that he had: guen the man who was iet tp on ot made the Plait. Chapr7.13 b Meaning, ke fpake nothing but by the me- ‘non of Geds ‘Spirit, | ¢ Whichgrow- eth quickly,and fadeth foone. d But thatmy “kingdome may according to his promife, æ Asone ofthe Kings coun(ell, danger of their lites. f Mearing,fied By acrampe S hich — veartineſſe and ſttaining | 3.Chren.11.27. mMany,nor few, when he will fOr, Grants. i Being ouer- auids worthies, 1| continue for ever 1. Chron. 11.12. lOryaffailed with from the batte I. | thew his power, i |come with wege rineſſe and thirft. Chron, 51:20, the Auoxnted ofthe Sad of Iaakob, and the (uwecte linger of Jira fatto, 2 The Hpirit ofthe Lard HPakedy mee, and His tuod was in my © congue. The God of Iſtael (pake te mee, the ſtrength of Jitael (ard, Thou fhalt beare rate ribs men, being inf, and ruling in the feare Euen asthe moming. tight wheu the Sune rileth, the morning, J ley. without tloudes, fo fhal! mine houfe bee, and not as the © grafie of the earth is by the bꝛight reine. s Fo: fo hall not mine houle bee with Ged: for hee hath made with me an cuerla· fting couenant, perfect in all paints, ¢ fires therefoge al mine health ann whole deſire is, that he will not make it 4 grow fo, But the wicked hal: bee cuery one as thomnes tipult amway, becaufe they cannet be taken with bands. > 7. But the man that Hall touch then, mut be dekendedwith yrono2 with che Mate of a fpeare: ant they Hali be burnt with are tu the fame place. —— 8 ¶ Theſe bee the namesof the mightie men whom Dauid had. ce that fate tn the feate of « wiſe dome, being chicfe of the prin- ces, was Adine of Ezni, he Hew eight jun: dred at one time. 9 And after him was Eleazar the onne of Dodo,the ſonne of Ahohi, one ofthe three wozthies with Dautd, When they jacked rhe Hhiliſtims gathered thereto battell, when the men of Iſrael were gone vp. To He atole and ſmote the Philiſtims vn- till his hand was wearte, ¢ bts hand s claue vuto the wod: and the Lod gaue great victorie the fame Day, and the people retur · ned after him onely to porit. Il After him was * Shammah the foune of Age the Hararite: for the Philiſtims al- fembled.at a towne, where was a piece of a field full oflentiles,and the people fict from the Philiſtims. 12 But hee ſtood in the mids of the field, and Defended it,and flew the Philiſtims: ſo the Low gauch great victorie. — 13 (Afterward three of che thirtie cap- taines went Downe, and came to Dauid ur tie haruett time vnto the caue of Aduliam, and the bolte of the Philiſtims pitched in the balley ot Rephaim. _ 14 And Dand wasthen in anhold, and the garrifon of the Philiſtims was then in Bethlehem, — ) 15 Ana Danidi longed, andiain, Oh that one would giue me to drinke of the wa» ter ofthe well ot Weth-lehem, which ts by the gate. Fi | IC 16 Then the three mightie baake inte the hofte af the Philiſtims, and drew water out of the wellof Weth-lebem, that masby the gate, and tooke and brought it to Dauid, who would not Drinke thereof, but k powzen it for an offering vnto the Lo2d, 17 Gnd faid, D Low, bee it farre from mee, that F fhouls doe this. Isnot chis the bioodof the men that went in tcopardie of their lines? therefore be would not Danke it, Thele things did thele thacemighttenen, 18 d" And Abubat the brother of Joab, - Chap. xxiiij. aud valiant men. foe onne okzerniah, was ebick anang the thee, and hee lifted by bis tpeare againit thee hundetth, ¢ and fete them, and he has the name among the thace. 19 Foz he was mok etcetlent of the thee, and was their captaine, but he attained not vnto the firt three. 20 And Benaiah the fonne of Feboiana the fanne of fa valiant mam which had done Maly actes , andwasot Rabsecl. Uew twe firoitg men of Moab: hee went Downe alfa, and iew a lyon in themidgofa pit in the 131 *Ebr NMaine. (Or, Jib hai. tine of iow. 21 And dee ewan Egyptian a || mart oF [0ra comely greaf ſtature, ¢ the Egyptian kad a! ſpeare tit his hand: but he went Downe to pim with a Gafe, and plucked the ſpeare out ofthe Cgyvpttans band, and fewe him with his otne (peare. 22 Cele things did Benaiah the fonne of Feioiada, and had the name among the three worthies. 23 Dee was honourable among ™ thirtte, but hee attained not vnto the Arlt three: and Dauid mane him of gis conntell. 24 A Aabel the brother of Joab was one ofthe thirtie: Cibanan the ſonne o Dodo of Beth lehem: 25 Shammah the Harodite: Glika the 936 eles the * PPaltite: Hea the fonneok 26 Delez the* f Paltite: Jra the ſonne o Ikxkeſh the Tekoite: 27 Abiezer the Anethothite: »Mebun⸗ naithe Huſathite. 28 3almon an Ahehite: Maharat the e- topbhathite: 29 Heleb the nne of Baanah a Reto- phatbite: Jttai the fonne of Ribat of Gi- teab ofthe chilozen of Beniamin; 30 Benaiah the Ptrathonite : Hiddai of the riuer of Gaaſh: i 31 Abt-albon the Arbathite: Azmaueth the Barbumite: ji 32 Clihaba the Shaalbonite:ofthe fonnes of Jathen, Jonathan; l i 33 Shammah the Hararite: Ahiam the fonne of Sharar the Yararite: 34 Euphelet the fonne of Ahalbat the fonne of SBaachatht: Eliam the tonne of A- hithepbel the Gilonite: man, «+ 1 Which was big asa weaters beame, 1 Chron, 11,23, m Hee was more valiant then the 30.that follow, and notfo vali- ant as the fixe before, Chap. 233 8. 1.Chrow, 11.27. Or, Pedenite, n Diners of theig hadtwonames, as appeareth, 1, Chro, 12, and aif many more are there mentioned, 35 Wesrat the Carmelite: Paarai the — Arbite: 36 Igal the ſonne of Rathan of Fobah: Bant the Gadite: ; 1 37 delek the Ammonite: Naharai the Beerothite, the armour bearer of Joab the fonne of Zerutah: d 33 Frathe Ithsite: Gareb the Ithzite: 39 Ctitah the Hittite thirty eleven in al, CHAP. XXIIII.° 1 Dauid 5 the people to be numbred. 10 He repenteth, &c huſeth to fall into Gods hands. 15 Sewentie thoufand perifb withthe peftilence, A 20 the wath of the Loꝛd was? againe kindled againſt Iſrael, and he’ moouc’ Dauid agatnit them, in that hee ſaid, Gor, number Iſrael and Judab. : 2 forthe king fatd to Joab the captaine cf the bofte, which was with dim, Gor {peedily now thozow all the tribes of Ff- rael, from Dan puen to Beer-fheba, and R 3 number o Thefe came to’ David andheiped to reftorchim to his kingdonie. a Before they were plagued with famine, Chap,21.1. b The Lord per- mitted Satan,as 1.Cbro.21,3. The people numbred. c Becaufe he did this to tric his power.and ſo to truft therein, it offended Gad, afe it was lawful! tonumbcr the people Exod, 30, 12. Num. 1.2, fOr riuer. Or, tothe nether land newly inha bited. \|9r,Zor, a Accordingto Toabs count:for ĩn all rhere were eleuen hundred thoufand, se ` Chron.2t. 5%: e Concluding ynder them the Beniamites: for elfe they had but foure hundred and feuentie thoufand, 1. Chron.21.5. f Whom God _ had appointed for Dauid and his tine. g For three yeres of famine were paf for the Gide- anites matter:this was the fourch yere to the which fbould haue bene added other three yeeres more, x,Chron, 25 .£2> number ye the people. that J] may know the ‘number of the people. i 3 And Foad faid vnto the Ring, Che Lod thy Sod increale the people an hun- Den fold moe then they be, and chat the cyes of ity lord the Ring may (ee it: but why Bory my lord the King Deiive this thing? 4 pee cae rhe Kings word pre⸗ uated again& Joab and aganit the cap- taines ok the hoſte: therefore Joab and the captatnes of che hoſte went out frem the pre- fenceat the Ming, to number the peopie of gral n F 5. CAND they pafen ouer Jorden, and pitches in Qrace at the right ide or iye citie that is inthe middes of the H valley of Gad and toward Jazer. 6 Then they came to Gilead, and to || Lahtim-hosiht, fo they came to Dan Ja anand {o about te 31000, 7 Anocame ce the fortrek of] Tyzus, and to all the cities of the Hiuites and of the Ganaanites , aud went toward the South of Judah, euen to Weer-Heba. 3 EH when thep had gone about all theland , thep returned to Jeruſalem at the end ofnine maneths and twentie Bayes. 9 € And Joab deltuercd the number and fume of the people puto the King: and there were in Jirael i eight Hundred thou- fand ſtrong men that Drew ſwordes, and the men ot Judah were «flue kundzed thouſand men. - 10 Then Daning heart nete him, after that bee had numbꝛed the people: and Da- nid {aid vᷣnto the LoD, J hane finned excee- dingly in that J baue Bone : therefore now Low, F beleech thee, take avay the trei Deane thy feruaunt: foz Jhaue Dane very fooltfbly. 3 5 II € And when Dauid was vp in the - moming, the woof the Led came tute the Prophet Gad Dauitds f Seer, faying, 12 Go72,anz fay vuto Dautd, Thus taith the Loud, 3 offer thee thꝛee chings chule thee which of thein I hall Doe vnto thee. 12 So Gad came to Dauid, and Hewed bim, and faid vnto him, Milt thou that e fe- ugin pecres famine come vpon thee tn thy land, 02 wilt thou flee thece moneths before thine enemies, they following thee, o2 that there bee theee Dayes peitilencein thy land? nowadnilethee, andlec, what antwere I hail giue ts him that entime., I4 And Dauid laid vnto Gad, Jam ina wonderlull Graite tet vs fail now into the hand of the Load, (foz hts mercies are II. Samuel. great) and let mee not fall into the hand of mat, Is So the Lo fent a peſtuenct in Jta- el, fromthe moning, euen to the time ape painted: and there died of the propie from h Dan inen to Beer-iheba ſcuenty thouſand men. 16 And when the Angel ſtretched out his band bpon Jerufalem ta deſtroy it, the Lord repented otthe euill, and fain to the Angel that deſtroycd the people, Fe ts lufſicient, hold now thine hand. And the Augelot ive Lord was by the threhhing place of Axaunah tbe Jebule. 17 And Dauid fpake pnto the Low, (when fe aw the Angel that inete the peo- ple) and iato, Behold, 3 haue nnet, pea, J baur done wickedlp: but thele Heepe, what baue they k Done ? Let thine hand, J pray * be againſt mee and againſt mip fathers RIEA 18 So Gad came the fame Day to Da- uld, and laid uate him, Gorup, reare an al- tar vnto thz Lod in the threſhing floore ot rumah the Jebuſite. : I9 AndHautd (according to the faving of Gad) went vp, as the Loꝛd had commanded. 22 And Araunah looked, aw the Hing and bis ſeruants comming toward bim, and Araunah went out, and bowed dimlelke bee foze the King on hts face tothe ground, 21 Gnd! Araunah fatd, cdiberefoze ts my lox the Hing come tobis ſeruaunt? Chen Dauid antwered, Co bup the theething fiogze ofthee, for to build an Altar vate the en that the plague map ceale from the people, 22 Then Araunah (aid vnto Dauid, Let inp lord the Ring take and offer what fee- meth him good tn his epes: behold the oren foz the burnt offering, and charets, andthe intruments of the oren fo: wood. 23 (All thele things did Arannah m asa Ring gtue vnto toe King, and Araunah aio nto the Ring, Che Lom thy God be fanou- rablebntotijce.) s 24 Thenthe Ring fai onto Araunah, Not 0, but 3 will bup it of thee at apice, and wil not offer burnt offering vnto the Lord myg, of that which Doth colt meng: thing. So Dauit bought y thzebing flooze, and the oren for° fftie Hekels of filner. 25 Aud Danid built there an Aitar vnto the Laid, and offered burnt offerings and peace ofterings,and the Lom was appeaſed toward the land, and the plague ceafed from Iſrael. sæ The firſt booke of the Kings, THE ARGVMENT Ecaufe the children of God ſhould looke for no continuall reft and quietneffe in this world, the B holy Ghoft letteth before our eyesin thisbooke , the verictie and change of things, which came to the peaple of Iſtael from the death of Dauid , Salomon, and the reft of the Kings, vnto the death of Ahab, declaring bow that flourifhing kingdomes , exceptthey bee preferued by Gods proteGion, {ho then fauoureth thém when his Word is truely fet foorth , vertuc efteemed , vice punifhed, and concord maintained) fallto decay and come to nought: as 2ppeareth by the diuiding of the king- dome vnder Koboamand leroboam, which before were but all onepeople, and now by the iuft pu- midament of God were made two, whereof ludah aud Beniamin claue ta Roboam: and this wasealled the The plague. Dauids repentance. h From the one fide of the coun- trey to the other, 1. Fam. i 3. 11. i TheLord fpa- red this place, becaufe he had chofen it to build. his temple there, k Dauid faw not the iuft caufe why God plagued the people and there- fore he offereth himfelfe to Gods correéctions,as the > onely cauſe of this enill, 1 Ealledalfo Ore nan,1,Cbron.2 1. 20. m Thatis, abun⸗ dantly for as fome write,hee was king of le- rufalem before Dauid wan the tower. dd n Some write, that every tribe, gaue so.wbich < make 600. or that afterward hee boughtas much as cameto 550, thekels,1.Chro., 31.25. 4 "R VJ Adonijah vſurpeth the kingdome. © a He was abent- 70. yere olde, 2. Sam 5.4. b For hisnatu- rall heate was worne away vith trauels. LOr ſerue him, c Whichcitie vas in the tribe of lſachar, as loth,19,18, d Reade 2.Sam. 15.1. *Ebr. daxes. *Ebr. his words avere with Joab, e They toske his part and fol- lowed bim, hOr, the fun- tains f As the Chere- rethites and Pe- lethites. 2Sam 3.4. g For Adonijah will deftroy thee and thy fonne ifhercigne, © h®By declaring fuch things,as may further the Ce the kingdom of Tudah, and the other ten tribes held with Ieroboam, and this was called the kingdome of iftael, The king of ludsh bad hg throne in lerafaleny, andthe King of Irae) in Samaria, after it was built by Amri Ahabs father. And becanfe our Sauiour Chrift according to the feih (hould come ofthe Rocke of Dauid,the genealcgieofthekings cf Iudah is here deferibed, from Salomon to !o> ram the fonne of Tolapbar, who rergned ver ludah in lerufalem, as Ahab did oucr Iſrael in Samaria. C HA PLT 3 Abifhag heepeth Dauid in his extreme age. 5 Adonyal vſurpeih the kingdom, 30 Salmos w anointed king. 50° Adonijah fleethto the altar, a Dy when king Dauid was Py = oid, & friken n peeres, they p courted biin with clothes, but ge? nob heat came puto him. D 2 cGhberefo his (cruants was AA (ayn vnto him, Letthere bee fought for my loD the king a yong virgine, and let hee j itand before the king, anv che tihim: and let her lie in thy votome, that mp lord the Kang may get Hrate. k 3 Bothep ſought for a faire yong maid throughout all the coaſtes of Jizel, e found one Aiſhag a Hhunanimite, and brought her tothe king, k à And the maine was erceeding faire, and cherifhed the king, and minitired to Dim, but the king knew fer not. 5 E Chen Avontiad the tonne of Vag- gith exalted himſelte, laving, F wil be king. And he gate him charets anv hoꝛſemen, and d fiftie men to tunne befedi. 6 Ana bis father would not difpleate him from bis + child hood, to ſay, Ahy halt thou Done ſo? and hee was a very goodly fale and his mother bare him nert after Ab- alom. And * hee tooke counfellof Joab the fonne of Serutah, € of Abiarhar the Wiet, and they *helpedfoxwardQodontiah, 8 But Zadok the [Pzicit, and Benaiah the lanne of Jehoiada, and Mathan the pro: phet, and Shimer, and Ret, and the men of might which were with Darwd, were not With Adonttah. ne 9 Chen Adonitah Cacrificed heepe,and eren, anv fat cattell by the ſtone of Zoheleth whichis by \|n-regel, and called all hts brethren the kings ſonnes, and al the men of Sudah the kings ſeruants. IO But arhan the Prophet, and Be- nafah and the? mighty men, and @alomon his brother he calicd nor. It CCiberefoze Mathan pake vnto Bath: Meda the mother of Salomon, faving, Vak thou not heard, that Avonitah the fonne * of Haggith Dorth reigue, and Danid our lod kusweth it not? 12 Mow therefore come, ane J will nowe gine thee connfell, how te faue thine owne g life,and the life of thy onne Salomon, 13 Hoe, and get thee in vnto king Da- Wid, and fap vnto him, Diddelt not thou my lord, D King, Cweare unto chinehand- mayo, faying, Afluredly Salomon thy ſonne Wall reigne after mee, and he ſhall fit Dpon my throne? Cby is chen Adenia kina? 14 Beholde, while thou pet talket there with che king, 3| alio will come in after thee, and 5 confirme thy words. i I5 € Ho Bath-heba went in vnto the t king into the chambre, and the king was very olde. And Abiſhag the Shunammite miniſtred bite the king. 3 16 And Bath-Heba bowed and mave o: betfancevnte the king. And the king fayt, Cdiat ts thy matter? 17 And ihe aniwered him My to2d, thor fwareft by the Lowe thy God vnto thine handmaid, laying, Sfluredly Balomon thy fone ſhall reigne after mee, and hee Wall fit bpon my throne. } : 18 And behold, now is Adoniiah king, a now niy lord, D king thou knowele it not, 19 And hee hath offered many ore, and Fat cartell, and Meepe, and hath called ail the (ounces of the king, and Abtathar che Pꝛielt, and Isab the captaine of the boft: mi Halomion thy (eruant hath hee ust pid: en. 20 And thou, my lord, D king, knoweſt that the eyes of all Jitaclare onthee, that thou fhonidett tellthem, who ſhould ifon the throne of my lord the king after htm. 21 For cile when my lod the king Mall Ticepe with bis tachers, J and my lamig Baz lomon halt be k reputed ¢ vile, 22 And loe, while the pet talked with the king Mathan allo the Prophet came u. 23 And they told the king, laying, Be: bolde, Mathan the ophet. And when He was come in to the king, He made obey- fance before the king vpon his face 'to the ground. 24 And Rathan fayd, Wy lod, D King, batt thou faya, Adonttal hail reigne after me, and be ball fit vpon mp thzone? 25 Forhee isgone Downe this Day, and Hath laine many oren, and fat cattell, ano {Hecpe,and bath called all che kings tonnes, and the captaines ofthe hoſte, and Abtathar the Diet; and Behold, they cate and Minke 7 him, and fay, 4 God ſaue king Ado⸗ nitah. 20 Butine thy ſeruant; and Favok the Pete, and Genatah the fonneof Jehoia: ae ann thy (eruant Salomon bath hee not called. 27 Js this thing Done by my lozde the Ring, and thou halk not ſhewed it vnto thy m (eruant, who Moult fit on the thzone omp lod the king after him? 28 ¶ Then king Danid anfwered, and -~ fa, Catlmee Bath-heba. And hee came * the Rings prefence, and ood befaze the ine, 29 And the king fware, laying, As the Lod liucth, who hath redeemed my fonie out ofall aduerfitic, 30 That as J} ſware vnto thee by the 1020 God of Ifrzel, laying, Atluredly Ha- lomon thy fonne Wall retgite after mee, and hee Fall fit vpon my thzone in my place, fo will g certainelp doc this day. 31 Then Beth-Heba bowen herfaceto R4 the ‘Chap.j. His treafonis vtteredto Dauid, 132 - i` The king be- ing wornewith age, could not attend to the af- faires of the realme,and alfo Adonijah had many flatterers, ~ which kept it from the king, k And fo put to death as wicked tranfgreflots, $Ebr (inners. 1 Acknowlede ginghim tobe the true & wore thy king appoine ted of Godas the figure of his Chrift, +2br. let the king Adonijah hue, m Meaning,that he ought in fuch affaires to enter- piife nothing except he had conſulted with the Lord, n Moued bythe [pirit of God fo to doe, becaufe he forefaw that Salomon fhould bethe figure of Carift. Salomon is annointed King. ‘ 3] P o Meaning,the kings feruants, and fuch as were of his gard, }Eor comman- ded. tEor. {ay fo. p Wherewith they accultomed go annoint the - holy inftruments, p | { 1 i| J Prieſts and the Exod.j0.23. IEbr. brake. Xbr. aman of power. q He praifed fo. i nathan,thinking to haue heard comfortable newes,but God | wrought things contrary to his expe@ation,and {o did beate downe hispride. 2 Tofilatehim and to pray, and He God for | dina. the carth , and did retierence vnto the King an fayd, God laug my Lod King Danity O2 etter. ; ; 32 (And King Danid fayd, Call me 3a- Dok the Wiet, ¢ Nathan the Prophet, and Wenatah the nue of Jeljoiada. And they caine before the Hing. 32 Chen the king layd bunta them, Cake with pou the eferuants of your led, and caule Dalomon my fonne to ride vpon mine owne mule, and caryhim Downe to ihon. ; 34 And let Zadok the Piet and Rathan the ophet anoint him there king ouer Jiraci, and blow pee the trumpet, and fay, God laue Bing Salomon. 35 Chencome vp after him, that he may come and it bpon my throne: and hee fall be king in my ſtead: torg bane 4 appotn- ae ih tobee prince oner Iſroel, and ouer udah. 36 Then Benaiahithe ſonne of Jehoiada anfwercd the king, and fapt, Dobe it, and the Lod God of my ta:d the king +ratifie it. 37 Asthe Low hath been with my lod the king, ſo be be with Salomon, and erale his theoneaboue the thaone of my logd king Danid. t 38 Ho Zadok the Priel, and Mathan the Prophet, and Benaiah the fomne of Je· borana, and the Cyerethites and the Pele⸗ thites went Downe, and cauſed Salomon to ride vpon king Dautds mule, and brought bim to Gihon. f 39 And Zadok the Wiet tooke an horne ofp ovleoutof the Tabernacle, and anein= ted Halamon: and they blew the trumpet, ane all the people ayn, God faue king Ha- omon. ; 40 And all the people came bp after him, and the people piped with pipes, and retoy= ced with great toy, fo that the earths rang with the found of them, 41 @ And Adontiah andal the gheſts that were with him, heard it: Cand tiep haa made att ende of eating) and when Joab Heard the ſound of the trumpet, dee layde, — this nophp and vproare in the citie? 42 And as he yet ſpake, behold, Jona- than the ſonne of Abiathar the Prielt came: and Adonttah ſayd, Come in: for thou art $d Worthy man, and bringeſt agood tidings. 43 Aud Jonathan anfwered, and fain to Avountiah, Gereiy ourlo king Danto bath mad: Balomen king, 5 44 And the king bath (ent with him 3a- Dok rhe Prieſt, and Mathan the Peophet, a Benaiah the fonneof Jebhotada, and the Cherethites, and the Pelcthites, and they haue canted bini to rive vpon the kings mule. 45 AndZadok the iet, and Nathan the Prophet hane anointed him king in Gi · Hon: and they are gone vp from thence with) ioy, and the citie is moued: this ig the noiſe that pe haue heard. 46 And Salomon allo fitteth on the theoneofthekingdome, 47 And mozcoucr the kings Ceruants same to: biefie our loꝛd Ging Dautd, laying, God make the name of Salomon moze fa- moug then thpname, and eralt his thane aboue thy thone: therefoze the king wor- ippen vpon the bed. 48 And thus layd the king alio, Bleſſed be the Lord Gon of Jirael, who hath made one t iitommy tione this Day, euen in my ght. i 49 Thenali the gheits that were with Avonttah, were afraid, androleyp, anv went euctymanhis way, _ 50 (And Adonital fearing the peelence of Salomon arole and went, and tooke hold on the bornes of the taltar. i 5I Andone tol’ Salomon, laying, Be- hold, Adonitah doth feare king Salomon ? fozlor, Fe hath caught hold on the bones of the altar laying, Let king Salomon fweare Unite ime this Day, that he will not flay bis feruant with the fwo. - 52. Then Salomon fayd, JEhe will Hew biimlelfe a worthy man, there Wall notan baite of him fall to the earth, but ifmicken- nefe be found in him, be hall die. §3 Then king Salomon fent , and thep bought him from thz altar, and bee came and Did obeilance puto king Salomon. And Halomon (aid vnto hin, Go to chine Houle, CHAP, II. t Dauid exhorteth Salomon and giucth charge as concerning Joab , Barlar and Shimei, 10 The death of Dauid.. 17 Adonijah asketh Abi- ſbag to wiſe. 25 Hee w faine, 35 Zadok was placed in Abiathars roume. ypu the dayes of Dauid Dewe neere that he ſhould die,and he charged Halo- mon bis lonne,faping, 2 Igo the? way otall the earth:be ſtrong therefoze,and ſhew thy felte a man, 3 Andtake heede ta the > charge of the Lod thy God, to walke it his wayes, and keep hts ſtatutes and bis commandements, and bis tudgements, and his teſtimonies, as it ts witten in the Lawe of Moſes, that thou mayeſt * hpzoſper in all that thou Doet, in euery thing whereunto thou turneit hee, 4 That the Lord may confirme hts won which hee pake unto mee, laying, JIE thy founes take hecde to their wap, that they walke before meetin ‘trncth with all their Hearts, aud with all theter fonles, *+ thon fhalt not (fayd be) tant ene of thy polteritie vpon the chroncot Iſrael. Chou knowelſt ata what Joab the lonne of Seruiah Did to me, and what pe did tothe twa captaines of the botes of Iſrael, pnto * Abner the onne of fer, and vnto * Amala the ſoune of Jether whom he lew, and d (hed blood of battelin peace, and e put the blood of warre vpon bis girdle that was about his loines, and in big haces that were on bis feete. ' y 6 Doe theretore accmding to thy wif Dome, and lct thou not his Hoare head goe Bowne to the graue tn peace, : 7 But ſhewe kindnelſe vnto the onnes of * Barzllat the Gtleadite, and fet them bee among them that cate at thy table: Tee 9 Adonijah yeeldeth. Dauid giueth f He gaue God thanks for the good fucecfir, t Which Dauid his father had built in the floore of Araus nab,as 2; Sam. 24:25. a Tamreadyto. — die,as all men mult. b Hee theweth how hard a thing it is to go- verne, and that none can doe it wel except he o- bey God, Dent, 29.9. iofh.t.7. lOr do wifely. c And without hypoctifie, 2SAM] 126 tEbr. a man [hall not be cut offto thee from of the throne. 2. Fam 3.27. 2. Fæm 20. 10. d Hethed his bloodin timeof; peace,as if there had been warre. e Heeputthe bloady fword into his fheath. 2. SAN 19. 31. f Thatis, they. dealt mercifully with me, 2 Sam.1$.5, 2. Fam. 19. 23. g Lethimbe punifhed with death : looke verfe 46. Aces 2.290 and 13.36. 2 Sam.5.4.and 1.chro.29.26,27. i. Chron. 29.23. h For the feared left hee would worketreafon a- gainft the king. i In figne of their fauour and confent, Ebr. cauſe not J away. — k In tokenof reuerence,and that others by his example might haue her in grea- ter honour, ~ 1 Meaning, that if he fhou!d haue granted Abifhag, which was fo deare to his fa- ther, be would afterward hzue alpired to the kingdome.. j charge to Salomon, anddicth. my facetotnrae — fo they came to me when 3 fled from Ablas lom thy brother. ; i ; 8. d dno behold, with thee *is Shimet the fomne of Gera, the fonne of Jemini, of Bahurim, which cutſed me with an bori- ble curſe in the dap when F went to Maha⸗ natin: but bee came Downe to meete mee at Jorden, and J [ware to him by the Lod, faying, *J wiilnot flay thee with the ſword Bie 9 But chou Halt not count him innocent: fo: then arta wile man, aud knowelt what thou oughteſt to Doe vnto him ; therefore thou Walt cauſe his hoare bea to go Downe to the grane with s blood. — Io So * Dai {lept with bis fathers, and was buried in the citie of Dauid, Il And the dates which Danid * reigned vpon Iſrael were forty peeres: ſeuen peeves reigned hein Hebron, and chirtpany three peeves reigned he in Jeruſalem. 12 @* Chen fate Salomon vpon the throne of Danin his fatyer, and pisking- Dome was Kablithed mightily. i 13 And Avontiah the tonne of Haggith came to Bath-heba the mother of Salo» mon, and fhe fayn,» Commelt thou peace- ably ? And he fapd, Dea. } 14. He ſayd mozcoucr, J haue a fuite vnto thee. And the apd Dapon. ` 15 Chen be fad, Chou knowelt that the kingdome was mine, and that all Iſrael fet ithetrfaceson mee , that Jl thould reigne: howbeit the kingdome ts turned away, and is m brothers; foz it came ta him by the 02 . tf ie 16 snow lide alke thee one re guik refule me not- And ihe fard vnto hin, ay on. 17 And he fapn,Sypeake,F pray thee, vn: ta Salomon the Ring, C for bee will not fay thee nay) that he giue me Abithag the Dhu- nammite to wife, i 18 And Bath-Hheba Caps, CCicll, J will {peake fo thee vnto the king. Ig d Bath-theba therefore went vnto king Salomon, ta peake vnto him far A- Donal; andtheking roſe to mecete herando J *bowed himielte unto her, and fate Downe on bis thzone: and dee cauſed a ſeate to be fet fo the Rings mother, and the late at his tight band. 20 Chen the ſald, J defire a final requelk of thee, lay menot nay.. Chen the king fain buto ber, Aſke on, my mother ; for F wtil noe fay thee nay. -21 Dhela then, Let Abihag the Dhu- naaa be ginen to Adoniiah thy brother to wrie. 22 Bunt King Salomon anfwered and- fayz vnto his mother, And why Bock thor e Sbithag the Shunammite for Adoni⸗ fah 7 S(ke forben the kingdom allo: fo2 he ia mine elder brother, and Hath foz him both Mpa the Picit, and Joab che ſonne of erutab. 23° Then Ring Salomon fmare by the Lozd, aping, God Qo le tome andenoze alfa. if Adonuah hath not Poken thig word as gaint his owne lite. i 24 sow therefore ag the Lord liueth, Chap. Ye who hath eſtabliſhed me, and fet mec on the thaoncof Dautd my father, who allo bath made me an houſe, as he* promtlea, Avoni- tab fhall furelp die this day. 25 And king Salomon fent bp the band of Benatah the ſonne of Jehoiada , and hee i inore him that be died. 26. ¶ Then the king ſard vnto Abiathar h the Diet, Gee to Anathoth vnto chine owe} fields: fo: thon art twozthy of Death: but J wll not this Day kill thee, becaufe thou m barett the Arke ofthe tor God be- fere Dautd my father, and becaule thon bat fuffered in all, wherein my father hath been afflicted, j 27 SoSalomon cait ont Abiathar from being Piet vato the Lom, that be might “fulGi the woꝛds ofthe LoD, which he fpake againtt the boule of Eii in Shiloh. 28 @ Then tidings came to Joab: (foz Joab had = turned after Avonitah, but bee turned not after Abſalom) and Joab fled Unto the Cabernacie of the Lord, € caught hold onthe hornes ofthe altar. 29 Audit was told king Salomon, that Joab was fled vnto the Cavernacte of the Lod, aud beijold,beisby the o altar. Then Dalomonient Benaiah the ſoune of Jebo: tada, ſaying Gor, fall spon hui. 30 And Benaiah came to the Taberna» cle of the Load, ¢ fayd vnto him. Thus ſayth the king, Come out. And he fayd, Aap, but J will diehere. Then Benatak brꝛought tye King wozd againe, laying, Thus ſayd Jo âb and thus heantwered me, 31 And the King fapd vnto him, Doe as be hath fayd,and r finite him, and bury him, that thou mayett take away the blaop, which Joab (hen caufelefie, from me and from the houſe of my father. 32 And the Lord Mall bring his blood vpon bisowne head; for he Gnotetwo men moze righteous and better thew he, and lew them with the lword, and mp father Dauit knew netto wit, * Abner the ſonne of Wer, captaine ofthe hoſte of Iſrael, and Amara — of Jether, captaine of the bot of uda ; Í 33 Theit blood Gall therefore returne vpon the a head oĩ Joab, and on rhe head of bta ſeede foz ener: but vpon Dauid, and ty» on his ſeede, and vpon his houſe, and spon his throne ſhall there be peace fox euer from the Lom. 34 Ao Benaiah the fonne of Jehoiada went vp, and (mote him, and flew him, and he was buried in His owne houſe ür the wil Derneffe. j ; 35 Ano the king put Benaiah the ſonns of Jehoiada in his roune ouer the hoſt: and: tie king fet 3arokthe" Prieſt in the roume of Ablathar. 36 Afterward the king ſent, and called Dhunei. aud ſayd vnto hun, Buin thee an houſe in Jerufalenn, and dwell there, anv depart not thence any whither: 37 For that Day that thou goeſt ont, and pafieft ouer the riuer of Rimon knew aii realy, that thou thaltate the death; thy blood ſhalbe vpon thine owne head. 38 And Shimei ſaid vnto the king, The thing - Adonijah and Toabareflaine. 1 3 3 2 Sam,7, 13513. fOr, fed upon Abe [Or pof: fions, +Ebr.aman of death, m When he fled before Abfalom, , 2 Sam.15,24. d S223135 n Hee tooke As donijahs parr when he weuld haue vfurped the Kingdom,Chap. I Jo o Thinkirgto be faued by the holinefie of the = place, ~ p For it was lave fullto take the wilfull murthereg + from thealtar, Exod.21.14. 2. Sam 3. 27. 2.84,20. Gs q- Toabfhall be - iultly punifhed forthe blood thathe hath cruelly thed, r Andifotooke the office 6f the hie Prieft from thehoufeof Eli, and reftored it tothe houfeof < Phinehas, f Thus God ap. pointeth the wayes & meanes to bring his iit judgements vpon the wicked, t His couctous minde mocued himrather ro venture bis hife, thencolofe his - worldly profite, © which he had by his feruants, u For though thou woulde(t denie, yet thine ovne conſcience would accuſe thee for reuiling & doing wrong to my father, 2,S2m,1 6.5. Y. 2, Chroni., x Becaufe all his enemies were de~ ftroyed. . Chap.7.8. a Which was Beth-lehem. ab Where altars -= were appointed L| before the Tem- ple wasbuilt,to offer vato the Lord. c For his father had commanded him to obey the Losd,and waike in his wayes, Chap,3.3- - d Fortkere the Tabernacle was, 2.Chron, t.3.» Or,æs he walked “Shimei flaine. Pharaohs daughter. thing is geod: as my 103 the Ging hath fain, ſo will thy ſeruant Doe. Qo Shimeit Dwell in Icrucalem many saves. 39 And after theee peres two of the f fer uants of Shimer tled away vnto Achy ſonne ot Maãchah king of Gath: and they told Shimei, laying, Behold, thy ſeruants bein Gath. 40 And Shimei aroſe, ¢ ladled his ale, and went fa Gary to Achiſh, to ſeeke his fer» nants i and t Shimei went and brought hts feruante trom Oath, è 41 And it was told Halomon that Hbi- niet Had gone from Jeruſalem to Gath, and twas come againe. 42 Ano the king {ent and called Shimei, and {apd vnto hin, Did J not make thee to Qweare by the Lod, and pꝛoteſted unta thee, faping, That Day that thou goek our, anv walke any whither, know aifuredly, that thou halt Dre the Death? And thou taydeit me me, The thing ts good, that J haue eard, 43 ibr then haf thon not kept the othe of the Lord, and the commandement where⸗ with J charged thee? J 44 The king fain allo ta Shimei Chou Rnovseit ali the wickednes whereunto chine Heart ts patute, that thou D to Daum my father: the Lord theretoze mall being thy wickednes Spon thine owne bead. 45 And let king Salomon be blefled,and the throne of Danin itabliſhed before the Lod fozeuer. } 46 Sothe king commande Benaiah ‘the donne of Jehoiada: who went ont and finofe him that he Died. And the *kingdome twas * ſtabliihed in the band ef Salomon. C H AP. ITE 1 Salomon taketh Pharaohs daughter to wife. § The Lord appeareth to him and geucth him wif- dome. 17 The pleading of the two harlots, and Salomons ſentence therein, aoon * then made affinitie with Pha⸗ Oraoh king of Egypt, and tooke Phara⸗ obs Daughter and brought her into the acitp of Dauw , vntill hee bad made an ende ot building his owne honfe, and the houſe of tpe Lod, and the waliot Jerufalem round about. 2 Duely the people facrificed in b the bie places, becaute there was no boule built vita the Name of the Lowe, vntull thoſe Daves. 3 And Salomon loued the Lod, wal- King in the opdinances of Dautd bis ¢ fa- ther: oneiy he lacriticed and offered incenſe in the bie places. j 4 And the king went to 4 Gibeon to fa- critice there, for that was the chicke high place: a thoufand burnt offerings DID Ha- lomon offcr vpon that altar. § InGibeourhe Lorm appeared to Da lamon in a Deeame by night rand Gad fayd, Gike what J hall giue thee. And Hatomon aid, Chou hat ſhew⸗ TD vntothy feruant Dautd mp father great mercie, | when hee walked before thee in truth, and in righteoulneſſe, and in vp⸗ IKin gs. Salomons wifedome. rightneſſe ofheart with thee rand thou hat e kent fo: him this great mercy, and patt giz uen yin a toime toton dis thon’, asap- peareth this Day. 7 And vow, D Lord mp Gos, thon hak made thy teruant king in fean of Danin my father: and J am buta pong childe, and know tet how togee f out antin. 8 And thy feruant is tithe mids of thy people, which thon bati choles, euen a great people, whitch cannot bee toite, no numbred for miutitude. — 9 *Glue therefore vnto thy ſeruant an vnderſtanding heart to dge thy people, that J may diſcerne between good and bad: kor who ts able to iunge thts thy smighty people ? , ‘ Io And this plealed the Lod well, that Salomon had Delired this thing.: _ II And God lala vnto hun, Becauſe thor bat atked this thing, and bait not alked foz thy felfe long life, neither bait afked riches fo2thy felfe, no: halt alked the lite of chine b enemies, but hait aiken to: thy felfe vnder⸗ tanding to heare indgement, 12 Behold, J hate Done according to thy words ; loe, J baue ginen thera wiſe and an vnderſtanding Heart lothat there hath Beern none like thee bekore thee, neither atter thee (hall arife the like vnto thee. I3 And J baue alto* ginen thee that, whtch thou balt not atked, both riches and honour, fo that among the kings there ithal be none like vnto thee all thy dãpes. 14 And if thou wile walke in ny wayes, ta Keepe mine ordin and miy comman⸗ Dements, * asthy f auid BID wake, J will prolong thy d -15 And when Saloman awoke, beholde, it was a i dꝛeame, and he came to Jeruſa⸗ lem, and ſtoode befoze the Arke ofthe coue⸗ naut ofthe Lord, and offred burnt ofttags, and made peace offerings, end made a feat to all Gis feruants. 16 C Thencame two | harlotsynte the King, and * ood before him. 17 Audthe one woman fayd, D my loz, Jand this woman dwell in one Houle, and ena deliuered ofa child with herin the boule, 18 And the third day afier that was Delivered, this woman was deliuered alfa: and wee were in the boule together ; no ſtranger was with vs in the boule, fue wee twainc. A Ig And this womans fonne died in the hight: foz he oucrlay bim. 20 And the avole at midnight, and | tooke mylonne krom my fide, while thine hand- maid lepi,and layd him tn her bame, and lapu her Dead fonne in my bofome. 21 Gud when J rofe in the moning to gine my fone ſucke, behold, hee was Dead: and when J had well conlidered him inthe moming behold it was uot mp onne, wkn J bad bane. 22 Chen the other woman fayd, May, but my ſonne liueth, and thy fonne ts dead: againe he ſayd, f2o, but thy fonne ts dead, 0 mine aline: thus they ſpake before the mg. -23 Then The two e Thou haf pers formed thy pro- mite, f That is,to be- have my felfe in exccuting this cherge of rulings 2 Chron. 1. 10. lOr, chedieut. g Which are ſo many in number. h That is, that thine enemics thould die. AH atth.6.3 35 wifd.7 01. HOr hath been. 0e. Chap.t 5.5. i He knew that God had appea- redyntohimin j a dreame. lOr,witaclers. k By this exam- ple it appeareth that God kept promife with: Sae iomonin gran- ting him wife- dome, 1 Shee fale the quicke childe a- way, becavfe (he might both a- uoid the fhame and punilhment. fharlots. m Except God giue Iudges vn- derftanding,the ‘impudencic of the treſpaſſer fhall.ouerthrow the iuft caufe of the innocent. r n Her motherly affeGion herein appeareth,thae fhee had rather endure the rigour | ofthe law, then fee her child cru. _ cliy flaine. a That is, bis chiefe officers, b He wasthe. fonne of Achi- mais, and Za« doks nephew, c Not Abiathar, whom Salomon had put. from his office,Chap.2. 27 hut another of that name, Chap.5 14. NOr,Elonsin Beth-auan. Or, to the plaine, d Which townes bare Lairs name becaufe he tooke fonse of ganat, $ Salomons princes. 23 Then fain the king, bee faith, Chis that itueth is my fonne, and the Dead ts thy fenne: and the other ich, Nay, but the dead is thy onne, and the lining is nip fonne. 24 Ehen the king ſaid, "bing meea fwod : and they bzomght out a ſword before the king. aK Aa i 25 Andthe king Gia, Divide yee the li» uing chiin in twatne, and gine the one haiie ta tt one, and the other halle io ihe other. 26 Then pake the woman, whole helt. uing child teas, vnto the bingyfo2 her com⸗ patiton was kindled toward her (onne, and We air, D my lord, giue der the lining chilv, and» flay him not: but the other fata, Eet it be neither mine nor thine, but dinide it. 27 Then the king anſwered, and faid, Giur hee the lining childe, and ſlay him not; tbis is bis mother. j 23 And all Vracel heard the iudgement which the king bad indged, and they feared the king: for they fam that the wiſedome of Hod wasin him te Vor tuilice, CHIA B OLE LT. 2 The princes & rulers vader Salomon, 22 The purusyance for his victuals. 26 The xumber.of his horfes. 32 His bookes and writings, AÑ D king Salamon was king oner atl ſrael. 2. And thele werea bis pinces, Azariah the fonne ot Zadow the Preſt, 3. E€libereph aud Ahlah the fonnes of Sbpitha(cribes, Icho haphat the ſonne of a= pilud, recordet, 4 And Benaiah the onne of Jehoiada was ouer the pot, aua Zadok and* Abiathar Pꝛieſts. 5 And Zzariah the ſonne of Mathan was Duer the officers, EFaAvuDd the ſonne of Mar. that W iei was the kings friend, 6 Bund Ahilſhar was ouer the houſhold: and* Aooniram the fonne of Avda was ouer the tribute. 7 ånd Salomon had twelue officers ouer all Jiraci, which pꝛouided victuals fo2 the king and pis hanſhold: cach man jad a moneth in che peere to prouide victuals. 8 And thele are their nanies ¢ the onne of Hur in mount Ephraim. ' o The lonne ofDrkar in Makaz, and. in Shaelbim any Beth Memech, and Elon and Beth· hanan: 10 Ehe ſonne of Ded in Aruboth; to wham perteined Sochoy , and ail the tann of Hepher. ? é E IL Chelonne of Abinadab in all the regi ‘profDe2, witch had Caphath the dangh⸗ ter of Zalomon to wife. Gik ; 12 Bama the ſonne of Ahilud in Taa⸗ nach ant Megiddo and tn all Beth-Hean, which ts by Fwrtanah beneath Izreel, trom Beth-hean | toAbel-neholahy, cuen till bee _powloucragainlt Jokes: ‘ E3 Throne Geber in Ramoth Gile· ad, AND dis were the Townes ofa ater, the’ hich are iGileer, ry themofthe Ca. aud vnder hin was the regton of Arab, naanites;Num, | 32.48, ; * which ts in Baman, thacelcore ereqtcttles - with walle and barres of bane. Chap. iiij. 14 Abinadab the fonne of Iddo had to Mahanaim: 15 Ahimaaz in Naphtali,s he tooke Bah math (he Daughter of Salomon to wife: 16 Baanah the ionne of HYuſhai in Sher and in loth: 17 Fehowhaghat the ſonne of Paruad in eFitachars : 18 Shimei the ſonne of Elah in Benia min: 19 Geber the fonne of Ari in the coun trep of Gilead, the land olSihon king of the Amorites, and of Dg king of Baſhãn, and Was officer alone in the land. 20 Judah and Iſrael were many, as the fand of the (ca in mumber, cating, danking, and making merie. 21*Aud Haiomon reigned over all king: Domes, from thee ixtuer vnio the land of the JObilittiins, anv puto the border of Egypt, and ther brought preſents, and ſerued Salo: mon all the Dayes of hts itte. 22 And Saiomaus victuals foz one Day, Were thirtic+ mealures of fine toure, anv thaceicoze meaſures of meale: 23 Ten fat oxen, and twentie oven of the paiiurcs, tan hundeeth eepe, bende parts and bucks, and bugles, and fat fowle. 24 Foꝛ hee ruled ti allche region on the o⸗ ther kde of the riner,from Eiphyiah euen vn to) A3330, oucy all tye t kings on the other fide the riversand he pad peace round about Pim on cuery fide. 2 : 25 And Judah and Iſrael dwelt without fare, cuerpinan under bis nine, aud vñnder hts fig trec froni Dan eucit ta Bect· Meba, all the dayes of Salomon. i i 26 And Halomon had*foztic thoufand ſtalles of hoꝛſes foz bis charets, and twelve EEN hozlemen, . 27 And thele officers proutded victtial for king Salomon, and fo, ai hat came to king Dalomons tabire tiero man His moneth, anã they tufferes to lacke accheng 28 Barley allo and ſtrawe forthe forks mules brought they vnto the place where the officers weit, cucip man according to bis charge. 29 @*Snd God gane Salomon wie- Dome and Liuderlanding exceeding much, aDkalarge heart, euch asthe fad hat is. on the {ea thoze. ; 30 And Haloinons wiſdome excelled the wiidome ofall the chittaen of the! Gat and all the witedume of Egypt. 31 Jope was wifts then any man: yea, then were Erhan the Csrabtic, then De- man then Chateal, then Darta the fonnes of Wabol; and hee was famous thorowent ' alinations round about. - 32 Gnd Gatomon (pake theee thouſand m Pꝛouerbs: and his ongs vacre a chouſand and fiue, ; -35 Aud he lpake of trees, from the cedar - tree that ts in Lebaron, eien vnto the 2h pl: foye thet ſpeingeth outotche watt: bee fpake allo of beatts and ef fomles, and of crecping - tings ano offices, i ionn : ‘Zh An there came of All prople to heare the wifoomeof Satomon, from all kings of the garth which bad beard of bts twifevomt., + ð Salomons prouifion, 134 | e Salomon ob- ferued not the diuifion that Io» funa made,but dinidedit, as might beſt ferue for his purpofe, f They lined in all peace and fe~ | curitie. Ecc lus.47.4§. g Whichis Eu- phrates, +Eby.Corins, llOr; Gaza. h For they were alltributaties -| vnto him, i Thorowout al Ifrael, 2 Chron.9.25 a. Lcclus 47.145 15,16. k Meaning, great.” vnderhanding, ~~ and able to com- prehend all things. l To wit,the phi- lofophers and ! aftrondmers which were iud- ged moft wife, . m Whichfor . _ the moft part are thought to haue perifhed in the Captiuitie of Bä- bylon. n From the hieſt tothe loweft - - Hiram and Salomon. \\Or, Zor 3, brom. 3. f lOr his enemis, a Hedeclareth that he was borid to fer forth Gods glory,forafmuch as the Lord kad - {ent him reftand peace. 2. Sam.7. 13. 1 .Chron.22.10, -b This was his cquitie, that he would not re- ceiue a benefit without fome * recompenfe, ` - c In Biramis _ prefigurate the vocation of the Gentiles, who fhoutd helpe to build the ipiri- tuall Temple. CHAP. Vi t Hram ſendethto Salomon , and Saloraon to bim, purpofing to build the houfe of God. 6 He prepareth fluffe for the busldinz. 13 The number of the workemen. ; - sD Piram king of Trug fent bis fer- wants bonta Daioman, (fo: he had heard that they bad anoynted bim. Ring in the roomie of his father) becanle Hiram bad ence loued Daut. 2 *Alio Salemon ſent te Diran fying, Thou Knowe that Dauid my father could not build an houſe vnto the Mame of the Lord bis Gov, foz the warres which were about bim on euery fide, vntill rhe — had put ſthem ynter the ſoles of hts eete. 4 But now the Lod my God hath gi- uci meca rele on euery de, fo thae there ts neither aduerſarie woz euillto reſiſt. § Gnd behold, J purpoſe to build an boule vnto the same ef the Loꝛd my God, * asthe Lord (pake vnts Dauid my father, faving, Thy tonne, whom J wilifec vpon thy thꝛone fo: thee, be thal build an houſe vn» to my Name. -6 flow therefore commaund/ that they Hew me cedar trees out of Lebanon,and my {cruants Halbe with thy feruants, and vnto thee will J gine the > hive foz thy (eruants, according vnto all that thou halt appotne: fo: thou knowelt that there are none among vs, that can bew timber like vnto the Swop- nians. 7. TAn when Miram heard the words of Halomon, hee retopced greatly, and (aid, Blefled be the Low thts day, which hath at uen vnto Dautd a wile fonne oner this mightie people, . 8 And Hiram fent to Salomon, laying, J haue contidered the things, forthe whith thanfentett yntomee , and will accompltth all thy uefire concerning the cedar trees and firre Fae Gait bikie Harms Dose 9 y feruants Wall bring them Domne from Lebanon to the fea: aud J will conuey them by feall in caftes vnto the place that thou fhalt Hew meg, and willeaute them ta bee Dtlcharged there, and thon halt receiue them now thou balt roe mee a pleature to mintier foode foz d mp Family. i lo @o iran gaue Solomon cedar trees and firre trees, cuen his full delire. Ir Aud Salomon gaue Piram twentie thouſand ¢ meafures of wheat fo: food fo bts honſhold, and twentie mealures of |! beaten syle. Thus much gaue Salomon to Hiram yeere by peere. f Iz @ And the Low gane Salomon wile: Donte as hee * promifen bini. And there was peace betweene Hiram and Halomon, and thep.stiwomadracoucnant. 13 @ And king Galomon railed a ſumme out ofall irazi, and the fumme was thirtic thoutand men; E Kings. malons in themountaines i 16 Behdes theiprinces whan Salamon appointed ouer the wazke, cuen three thor: fand and three hundred, whic) ruled the peopic that wrought in the worke. 17° Aad the king commanded them, anu they brought great tones aud coſtly oneg to make the foundation of the hou, enen hewed ſtones. * 18 And Salomons workemen and the woꝛrkemen of Hiram, € tye f maons hewed AND prepared timber and ſtones fo: the bai Ding af the boule. CHAP, VI. 1 The bu:lding of the Temple , andthe ſorme thereof 12 The promiſe of the Lord to Salomon. A f2d*in the foure huwd2ed and foureicoze L Apeere (after the chtidzen of Iſtael were come out of the land.of Egypt) anvin the fourth prere of the reigne of Salomon mier Ilrael, in the moneth⸗ if (which is the fe- cond moneth) he built the>boute of the Lora 2 And the houi which king Salomon built foz the Lod , was thꝛeeſcore cubites long, aud twenty broad,¢ thirtte cubites bie. 3 And the< porch before the Temple of the Houle was twentte cubits long according tothe bꝛeadth of the houle, and ten cubites broad befoze the heule, f 4 And inthe boule he made windowes, bꝛoad without and narrow within. 5 And by the watl of the houle hee made i galleries round about, euen by the wals of the boule round about the Temple and the pacte and made chambers round about, 6 Che nethermoſt gallerie was fue cue bites baoad, and the middlemott fire cubites broad, and the third ſeuen cubites broad, foz bee made € rets round about without the boufe, that the beames ſhould not be faſtened inthe wallesoftheboufe. =. 7 Quo when the boute was butte, it was built of ſtone, perfect before it was bought, fo that there was neither hammer, no: are, no2 any toole of tron heard in thehoulewhite it was in building. 8 The dooꝛe of the middlelchamber was in theright fide ofthe boule, and men went bp with winding aires into the middle⸗ mot tout OF he middlemoſt into the third. 9 So he built the f houle and nihe it, and fieled the joule, being vaunted, with fie- ling of cedar trees. ; 10 And he butit the galleries bpon all the wall of the boute of fue cuites height, and they were ioyned to the houſe with beames of cedar, i i ; II Aud the word of the Loyd came to Da: lomoi.faying, 12 Concerning this houle which thou buildeſt, if thou wile walke in mine oris ances, and execute my wdgements, and keepe all inp commandements, to walke in them, then will Jperkorme puto thee my pomile, * which, J proniifed to Dauid thy 14 Uhom he ſent to Lebanon, tenthou> fath fana a moneth by courſe:they were moneth , in Lebanon, and twa months at home, And *Adoniram vas over the ſamme. Is guo Salomon had ſeuentie thoufand that bare burdens, and koureſcore thouſand ather. 13 And J will s dwel among the childzen rae » and will not foglake mp people rael. 14 Ho Salomon built the houle, and fini» ed it. sii Is And The formeand building Or ysaffers of the worke. f The Ebrewes word i, Giblim, which fome fay were excellent mafon:, 24Chv92.3 645 a Which monet; Conteineth part of April, and paze of May. b Whereby is meant the temple and the oracle. c Or the court where the people prayed, which was before the place where the altar of burnt of- ferings ftood, hOr,to open and to [hut lOr lofts. d Whence God fpake betweene the Cherubims, called alfo the moft holy place. e Which were certaine {tones comming out of the wall as ftayes for the beames to reft vpon. lOr gallerie. f In Exodus itis calledthe Taber- nacle: and the Templejs there called the San- @uaric,and the oraclethe moft holy places 2.Fam.7. 13. g According as he promifed vn- 25.22. = which Mofes with gold. madeofbeaten 29 And hee carued all the walles of the gold, were taken Houleround about with grauen figures of away with the Cherubims andofpalmetrecs.andgrauen p otheriewelsby floures within and without. _ their enemies, 30 Aud the floure nf the boule he conered . whom God per- With gold withinand without. was alfo ficled. J Meaning, the _ come them for - their great fins, fthe Temple. Cherubims. Ig And built the walles of the Houle with» in, with bods of cedar tree from the paur- mentof the houfevnto * the walles of the feling , and within hee couered them with woed, and coucred the flooze of the boule mith plankes of firre, J 16 AnD bee built twenty cubits in the fides of the hout with boozdes of Cedar, from the floozete the walles, and hee prepa- reDaplace within it fo: the macle , cuen the moft holy place, 17 But thei houle,that fs,the temple be- foze tt, was fourtic cubits long. ia 18 And the Cedar of the Houle within verfe,he meant was catued with knops , and granen with boththeoracle floures: all was Cedar, fo that no Rone was andthe Temple. ſeene. WOrwildcucu- 19 EAlOoheepzepared the place of the o» merse racle in the mids of the * ponle within,to fet k Thatis,inthe - the Arkeofthe Coucnant of the Loꝛd there, h Meaning, ap the roofe, whic i For when he fpake of the houfe in the firft moft inward 20 And the place of the macie within was lace of the twenty cubites long , and twenty cubites ufe, broad, and twenty cubits hie , and hee coue⸗ red tt with pure gold, and couered the altar with Cedar. . 21 Do Salomon coucred the houle with Sbr. hedrew in with pure gold: and he + Wut the place of thorow chaines the ozacle with chaines of gold, and coucred of goldbefore. it with gold, 22 And hee ouerlayed all the houle with gold, vntill all the houle was made perfect. Alle hee couered the 1 whole altar that was befoze the ozacle, with geld. 23 And within the ozaclehee made twe Cherubims of | oltue tree, ten cubits hie. 24. The wing allo of the one Cherub was fue cubits , and the wing ofthe other Che- rub was flue cubites: from the vttermoſt patt of oneof his wings vnto the vttermoſt pp of the other of His wings, were tenne cubits. 25 Alfo the other Cherub was of tenne cubites: both the Cherubims were of one meafure and one file. 26 For the Height of theone Cherub was ten cubits,and fo was the other Cherub. 27 And hee put the Cherubims within the inner houſe,* andthe Cherubims ſtret · ched out their winges, fo that the wing of the one touched the one wall, ethe wing of theother Cherub touched the other wall: and their other wings touched one another inthe middeſt ofthe houle, 28 And hee wouerlayed the Cherubims altar of incenfe, Exod, 3 Os t e Or, pine tree. Exod.35,20. m For the other mitted diuers 31 And in the entringof the oracle hee times to ouer- made two doores of oline tree: and the ypper poft and fide poſtes were fiue (quare. 32 The two doozes allo were of oltue tree, andhegraued them with grauing of Che- rubims ¢ palme trees, and grauen floures, n So thatthe fa- andcouered them with gold,and laid = thin fhion of the care gold bpon the Cherubims and vpon the ued worke might palme trees. gillappeatc. 33 Ana ſo made hee foz the doore of the. Chap.vij. Salomons houfe. Temple poſtes of oline tree foure {quare. 34 Wut the two Doozes were of Rere tree, the two hides of the one Donze were || round, bOr folding. oa — tiwo fides of the other dodre were ound. 35 And hee graued Cherubims, palme o Where the trees, and carued Aoures, and couered the Prieſts were, and catued wozke with gold finely wꝛought. was thus called 36 (And he buite the ° court within with in reſpect of the theee roms of hewed tone, and one row of great court beames of cedar. which is called, 37 In the fourth peere was the founda- A@s 3.11. the tion of the house of the Loꝛd laid in thema» porchof Salo- neth of zif. $ mon where the 38 And in the eleuenth peerein the mos people vied to. neth afe Bul, (which is the eight moneth) pray. 3 hee finithed the boule with all the furniture p Which contei- thereof,and tn euery point: fo was he ſeuen neth part of veere in building it, Ofober ,& pare of Nouembex⸗ 135 CHAP, VII. 1 The building of the boufes of Salomon. 15 The excellent workeman{hip of Hiram in the pie- ces which he made for the Temple, B& DHalomon was building bis owne DI houle * thirteene peeres, and a finithed al Chap. 9.10: bis boule. a After he had 2 Dee built alfo an houſe > called the foz- built the Temple, rett ot Lebanon, an hundzeth cubites tong, b For the beauty and fiftie cubites bzoade, and thirtie cus of the place and bites hic vpon foure rows of Cedar pillars, great abundance aud Cedar beames were layde vpon the pile of cedartrees lars. that went to the 3 Andit was conered aboue with Cedar building thereof vpon the beames , thatlay on the kortie and it was compared fue henge teak in a row. to mount Leba⸗ 4 And the windowes were in thee rowes, non in Syria: tbis and window was ‘again window inthyce boufehee vied in rakes. fummer for plea- § Anvdallthe doozes, and the fide poſtes fure and recrea- with the windowes were foure quare, and tion. window was ouer againi window in thace © Therewere rankes. as many, and like 6 And hee madea porch of pillars fiftie proportion on cubtts long, and thirtie cubits bꝛoad, and the one fide as the porch was before dthem, euen befoze onthe other, and them were thirty pillars, at euery end 7 Then hee made a porch efor the euen three ina tone, where hee indged, euena porch of rowone aboue indgement, antait was fielen with Cedar another. x from pauement to pauement. d Before the pil⸗ S Andin his honle, where hee Diwelt, was lars of the houſe. another ball moze inward then the pozche, c Forhis honfe which was ofthe fame woke. Silo Dalo- which was at lee mon made an boufe foz Pharaohs Daughter ruſalem. (whom he had taken to wike Aike vnto this Chap. af orch. llOr preclous. 9 All theſe were lof coſtly tones, hetven f Which were bp meafiwe, asd ſawed with ſawes within refts and ſtay es and withont,from the koundation wnto ‘the forthe beames ftones of an || hand bzcaBth , anBon the aut: to lic vpon. fidetotiegreatcourt. JOrfpanne. 10 Gnd the foundation was of coſtly g From the founs ‘ftones,and great ones, cuen of fe6nes often dation vpward.. cubits, and fones of eight cubits. h As the Lords 11 ẽAboue allo were coftlp ftones, fagua- houfe was built, red by rule, and boords of Cedar. fo wasthis:only — 12 @ AnD the great court raund about the great courtof was with thece rowes of bewen tones, and Salomons howfe arom of Cedar brames: = fo wasit pi oe was vnconered. í Two pillars forthe Temple. i inner court ofthe boule of the Lod, and to the pozch of the boule. 13 @ Chen King Salomon fent , and fet one Hiram out of Tpꝛus. 14 He was a widowes fonne of the tribe of Maphtali, his father being aman of Ty- rus aad wrought in izafe: | hee was full of wiſedome, and vnderftanding , and know ledge to worke all maner of wozke in braſſe: who cane to king Halomon, and wronght all Dis wozke. 15 Foꝛ he cai two pillars of bꝛaſſe: the height of a pillar was eighteene cubtts, and athzecd of twelue cubits did compafle ¢ eis ther ofthe pillars. 16 And he mane two |! chaptters of mol- ten braſſe to fet on the tops ef the pillars:the Height of one of the chapiters was fiue cue bits,anu the height of the other chapiter was fue cubites. 17 Hee made grates like networke , and Or, Zor. i Thus whé God will haue his glo- ry fet foorth,he raifeth vp men,& giueth them ex- cellent gifts for the accomplifh- ment of thefame, Exod,3 E. 2, 3. SEbr.the fecond lOr, pummels. lOr, cords ke wꝛeathen woꝛke like chatnes foz the chapi- chaines ters that were on the top of the pillars, enen ſeuen fo? theone chapiter, and tenen foz the other chapiter, ; 18 Ho hee made the pillars g two rowes of pomegranates round about tn the one grate to couer the chaptters that were vpon -the toppe, And thus DiD hee foz the other chapiter, x 19 Aid the chaptters that were on the E Aswasfeene toppe of the pa were atter k lilie woꝛke commonly tu the poch toure cubits. vtoughtin cot. 20 Anathe chapiters vpon the two pil- ly porches, lars had alfo abone, | ouer againtt the bellie llOr, round about || within the netwerke pomegranates : foz two the middes. Hundzeth pomegranates were in the two lOr.beyond. rankes about vpon teither of the chaptters. $Ebr.he fecond. 21 And he ſet vp the pillars in the! porch AWhichwasin ofthe Tempie. Aun when he had let vp the theinnercourt right pillar, bee caliedD the name thereof betweene the u Jachin: aud when hee had (et vp the left Templeand the pillar, be called the name thereof * Boaz, oracle, 22 And vpon the toppe of the pillars was m Thatis,he will ftablifh,to wit, his promife to- ward this houfe. n Thatis, in ſtrength: mea- ming the power _ thereof thai con- twoke of lilies: fo was the wozkemanthip of the pillars finiſhed. 23 € And he madea molten ° fea ten cu- in compaſſe, and tine cubites bie, anda — thirtie cubites DID compalſt tt a» out. 24 And vnder the brimme of it were tinue. Rnoppes like wilde cucumers compafiing it o Socalled for round about, tenne in one cubite, compal the hugenefle of fing the [ea * round about ; and the two the veſiell. rowes of knoppes were cat, when it was 2, G br0ts4e30 molten. o 25 Jt ſtood on twelue bulles, three loo: king toward the Morth, and thzee toward tye Wen, and thee toward the Douth,and thaee toward the alk: and the {ea ſtoode aboue vpon them, and all theit hinder parts were inward. fOr, a anne. 26 Jt was || an hand breadth thicke, and p Bath and fhe batmme thereof was like the worke of Ephah feemeto the buimme of a cuppe with floures of lilies: beboth one mea- tt contained two thoufand r Baths. fureEzek.gs.tte 27 @ And bee made ten bales of bzafle, euery Bathcon- one bafe was foure cubites long, and foure _ teined about ten cubites bꝛoad, and Hasr cubites hie. pottels. 28 ¶ And the woz I. Kings. Ders were betweene the ledges + bites wide from brimme tobzimme, round bali cof the bales was on th The ten caldrons viththeir baſes. this manner, thep has bonera, and the boz 29 AnD ou the bozders that were be- tiwernethe ledges, were lions, bulles and Cherubims: and bpon the ledges there twas a bale aboue: and beneath the lyons —— > Were additions made of thinne ake, 30 And euery bale had foure beaten wheeles, and plates of bꝛaſſe: and the foure corners had * vnderſetters: vnder thecal- fbr. houlders. Don were vnderletters molten at the fine of eticty addition. vi Sabet Sect 31 And athe mouth of it was within the q The mouth of chapiter andaboue to meafure by the cubite: the great bafe or fo: the mouth thereof wasround made like a frame entred into bale and it was a cubite and halfe a cubites the chapiter or and aila bpon the mouth thereef were gras pillar that bare uen works, whoſe boners were foure {quare, vp the caldron. and not round. 32 Gud bader the borders were foure wheeles, and the arcitrees of the wheeles ioyned to the baſe:and the betght of a wheele was a cubite and halfe a cubite. | 33 gny the fathion of the wheeles was like the fafhton ofa charet wheele , their ars eltrees, and their naues and their Hfelloes, and their (pokes were all moulten. 34 And foure vnd erletters were bpon the foure corners of one bale: and the vnderlet · ters thereof were of the bate ic felfe, 35 And tn the toppe of the baie was a round compaffe of halfe acubite bieronnd about sand bpon the top of the bate the led· ‘ ges thereof ana the bozders thereof were of chapiter,or {mall the fame. bafe wherein the 36 Aud vpon the tables of the lenges caldron ſtood. thereof, and on the borders thereef bee did graue Cherubims, lyons, and palme trees o * lide of euery one, t additions round a oN: . 37 Thus made he the ten bales,they had all one cafting,one meatute,and one file. 38 CThenmadebee tenne caldzons of bafle, one caldꝛon contetned fortte baths: and euery caldzon was foure cubites,one cal- mon was vpon one bale thaoughout the ten lOr,riugs, r Which was called the pillar, Í To keepe wa- ters for the vſe of the facrifices. ales. 39 And be fet the bales, Rue on the right fide of the boule, and fiue on the lett fine of the houſe. And bee let the feaon the right u E thet houle Catkward toward the outh. O € And Hiram made caldzons, and befoms, and baſins: and Hiram Gnithed all the wozke that bee made to king Salomon foz the boule of the Loz : 41 To wit, two pillars and two bowles of the chapiters that were on the top of the two pillars, & tive grates to couer the two bowles of the chapiters which were vpon the toppe of the pillars, 42 And foure hundzeth pomegranates fo? the tivo grates, euei two rows of pomes granates for euerp grate to couer the two —— of the chaptters that were vpon the pillars 43 Ana the ten bales, and tenne caldzons vpon the bales, s — the fea, and twelue bulles vnder a, 45 anv t To wit, of the Templeor San- Quary, ju By this neme jalfo Hiram the King of Tyrus was called. Or, thicke earth. This was done ment of muficke, ‘\a.Chron.5.5. | 2.Chron,5,2. Ebr Salomoy. a For Dauid brought it from Obed-edom, and ced itin the ` b Conteining patt of Seprem- iber,and part of Odober, inthe which moneth hey held three lemne feafts, Numb.29,1, fnot pull them ltogether out, AN d,35 al 5 TheAcke is placed in the Temple. 45 And pots, and befoms, andbafons: were not (eene without ; and there they are and all theſe veflels, which» tran made to “nnto this Dap, King Salomon foz the boule of the Led, were of Yining bralſe. ; 46 Jun the plaine of Jorden did the Ring tat them ia ſclay betweene Succoth anv Jarthan. j 47 And Halomon left to weigh all the veſſels becaule of the exceeding abundance, netther could the weight of the bzaſſe bee counted. 48 So Halomon made all the veſſels. that pertefned vnto the boule of the Loꝛd, the * golden altar , and the golden table, whereon the Hbhewbzead was, À 49 And the candleſticks, fiue at the right fide,and fiue at the left, befoze the ozacle of pure gold, and the flowers, and toe laimpes, _ and the finffers of goln, §0 Am the bowles,yand the hookes,and the balong, and the ſpoones, and the athe annes ofpure golde, and the hinges of gola 02 the Doozes of the boule within, cuen foz the moft poly — and foz the doores of the houſe,to wit,of the Eemple. 51 Ho was finifhed all the worke that King Dalomon made foz the doule of the Lod, and Halomon brought tn the things which Danid bis father had dedicated: the filuer and the gold, and the veflels, and layde ape among tie trealures of the boule of the DD, CHAP, VIII 4 The Arke is borne into the Temple. 10 A chad filleth the Temple. 14 The Kinz blefeth the people. Hen * king Halomon affembled the Cl- Bers of Jiraci, euen all the heads of the Tribes, the chtefe fathers of the childzen of Iſrael onto +him in Jerulalem,fo2 to? bring bp the Arke of the Couenant of the Loo from the city of Dauid, which is zZion. 2 And all the men of Ilrael aſſembled vnto Ring Salomon at the fea in the mo- nae Cthanim, which ts the ſeuenth mo- ne we 3 Andal the Elders of Iſrael came,and the Pꝛieſts toske the Arke. 4 hey bare the Arke of the Lod, and they bare the Tabernacle of the Congrega⸗ tion, and alithe holy veſſels that were inthe gypt Tabernacle sthote Did the Piets and Les uites bing vp, i § And king Salomon and âli the Con- gregationof Jiracl,that were aſſembled vm to him, were with him befoze the Arke, offes ting eepe and beeues, which could not bee tole, no? numbed £o? multitude. 6 Dathe: Pꝛieſts brought the Arke of . the Coucnantof the Lod vnto dis place, tito the oracle of the houfe , inte the mak ho» Ww place, cuen vnder the wings of the Che⸗ rubims, $ i 7 Forthe Cherubims ſtretched out their wings ouer the place ofthe Arke, andthe Cherubtins coucred the Arke, & the barreg thereofaboue. 8 And they Deew out the barres , that the ends ofthe barres might appeare out of the Danctuary before the oracie, but thep 9 Mothing wasin the Arke efane the two Tables of tone which Moles had put there at Wozeb where the Loa made a couenant with the childpen of Fach when he baought them out of the land of Egypt. 10 Am when the Wiets were come ont of the Hanctuatp,the *cloud filicd the boule ofthe Lod, A II Ho that the Pꝛieſts cout not and to mintier, becaute of the cloud: fo: the gloxy ofthe Lord pan filled the poule of the Lord. 12 Then pake Salomon, The Low * oe that hee would Dwell in the Darke cloud. 13 3 haue built thee an boufe to dwell in, an Habitation foz thee to abide in f foz euer. 14 (And the King turned bis face, and bienen all the Congregation of Iſrael: foz all the Congregation of Ilrael ftood there. Is And he ſãid, Bleſſed be the Loz Gor of teaci > whofpake with dis mouth vnto Chap.vitj. Salomons bleffing and prayer. 136 e For it is like that the enemies, when they had the Arke in their hands, tookea-= way the rod of Aaron, andthe pot with Man, Exod.q4o.34. 2,Chron:6:Te f He fpake aca cording to the tenor of Gods promife,which was conditio- nally,that they Dauid my father, and hath with his hand fulfilled it, faying, 16 Since the day that 3 brought my peo- ple Iſrael out of Egypt , 3) chofe no cirie of all the tribes of Z fracl,to build an boule that my Mame might be there: but F) baue chos fen* Dauid to be ouer mp people Ifrael. I7 And itwas tn the heart of Dauid my father to buila an boule tothe Mame of the Lod God of Jlracl. 18 And the Lord faid vnto Daui my fa- ther,ddihereas it was in thine heart to buna an boule vnto mp Mame, thou diddeſt well, that thou watt fo minded: t Ig Neuertheleſſe,thou Halt not Build the boule, but thy fonne, that fhall come out of thylopnes, be Halt build the boule vnto my a me. 20 And the Lord hath + made good his * Ebr.ccmfirmed. mod that hee pake : and J amrifenyp in the reome of Dautd my father and fit on the tioncof Iſrael, as the Lod promiled, and paue built the boule foz the flame of the Lot God of Iſxael. 21 Andy haue prepared therein a place forthe Arke, wherein is the Covenant ef g Thetwo Ta- the Lod which hee made with our fathers, bles wherein the when be brought them out of the land of Œ- articles of the 4 Couenant were 22 ¶ Then Halomon ſtood before *the writen, altar of the Lord tw che fight of all the Con⸗ 2.Chrom 6.13,- gregation of Iſrael, and ſtretched out his hands toward heauen, 23 And (aid, *D Lord Gov of Iſrael. 2,Mac.2,3,. there is no Godlike thee tn heauen abouc,ez in the earth beneath thou that keepett coue⸗ nant tinercy with thy (eruants that walke before thee with è all their heart, 24. Thou that hak kept with thy feruant Daui my father, that thou baft promiſed him; for thou paket with thy mouth, ana halt fulfitten it with thine hand, as appear reth this Day. 25 Therefore now , Loyd God of JE rael, keepe with thy feruant Dautd mp fae ther that thou baft promiſed him, ſay⸗ ing, * Thou halt not wanta man in m fight to ut vpon the thone of Ifrael — fhould ferne bhim aright, 2.Sam. 7.8. h Vnfainedly, and without ail ; hyposrifie, Chip, 2 a Salomons prayer i Heis rauifhed with the admi⸗ Tation of Gods mercies,who be- ing incompre- henfible & Lord ouer all,will bee come familiar with men, Dettt.22,12. lor, from. k To — iudge or neigh- bour. 3 ~t Ebr.the othe. i Thatis,make itknowen. ` m Acknowledge thy iuft iudge- ment, and praife thee. n -So that there bea drought to deftroy the fruits ofthe land, chat thy chilnzen take heed to their way,that they walke befoze mee, as thou bat walked in nip fight. 26 And now, D God of Praet, F el thee,let thy word be verted, which thou ipa» ket unto thy ſeruant Dauit my father. 27 i Jsit true indeed that God wil dwel on the carth 7 behold, the heauens, and the heauens of heauens are not able to contetue thee: how much moze vnable is this poule that Jhaue built ? Š 28 But haue thou relpect unto the pray- erofthy ſeruant, and to bis fuppitcation, D Lod mp God, to heare the cryand prayer mayd thp ruant prayeth before thee this ay + 29 That thine eyes map be open toward thts houſe, night and Bay, eucn toward the place whereof thou hat fava, * My ame thall be there: that thou mapet bearken nne to the prayer which thp (eruant peapeth in this place. RF 30 Weare thou therefore the fupplication of thp teruant , and of thy people Iſraei, which pap in this place, and beare thou fin the place of thine babitatton,euea in beaucn, and when thou beare, paue mercy. 31 Chen a man hall treſpaſie agatnt bis neighbour, and * pe lap vpon bum anorh to caule bim to fweare, ethe t fwearer Hall come befoze thine Gltarin this oul, 32 Chen beare thou in heauen, and inae and tudge thy (eruants,that thou condemne the wicked to bring bis way vpon bis head, and tuttifie the righteous,to gine hint acco: Ding to bis righteouſnes. 33 CCAben thy people Iſrael Hall bee o= uerthzowen befoze the enemic, becauſe thep baue ſinned againſt thee, and turne againe tothee, andam confefle thy Mame, and pray eh make fupplication vnto thee in this ou g; i ; : 34 Chen heare thoninheauen, avd bee mercifull vnto the Anne of thp people Jira- el, and bing them againe vñto the land which thou gaueſt ynto their fathers. 35 ¶ When heanen ſhalbe fhut bp, and there hall be no raine, becaule thep haue-fin- ned againk thee, and thal pray in this place, and confefle thp f2ame,and turne from their finne,when thou doeſt afflict them, 36 Then beare thou tn heauen, and pars Bon the finne of thy teruants,and of thy peo- ple Iſrael (when thon pait taught them the good way Wherein they map walke ) and giue raine vpon the land that thou bak gi- uen to thy people to inherit. } 37 Chen there hall bee famine inthe land, when there hall bee peftilence, when there hallbe blaſting, mildew, grafbopper, orcatetpiller, when their enemy thal beliege & fbr.inthe land them tn the +ctttes of their dand, or any oftheir gates. © For fuch are moft meete to receiue Gods mercies. plague,orany fickneffe, 6 38 Then what prayer and fupplication ſo⸗ guer halt bee made of any man or of all thy people Iſrael. when euery one Hal know the plague in his owne o beart,and retch forth bis hands in this houte, 39 Meare thou then in Heauen, in thy Dwelling place, and bemercifull, and doe, and ging euery man according to all bis i. Kings. wayes, as thou knoweſt his heart (for thou for the people. , q onelp kuowelt the hearts of all the chilozen - k of mien > i 40 Ghat they may feare thee as longas p they line in the land, which thou gauek yue b to our fathers. s afi 4I Moꝛeouer, as touching the P ranger p Hemeaneth that isnot of thy people Iſrael, who fall hich as fhould be come out of a farre countreyp foz thy Rames — from thei ake, idolatrie to f 42 (Ahen they (hall heare of thy great thetrue God. Mame and of thy mighty band, aud of thy ſtretched out arme) and ſhall come and pap inthishoule, — i x 43 Weare thon tn heauen thy Dwelling r place, and do accozding to all that the trans 3 gercalleth foz vnto thee : that all the people $ ofthe earth may know thy Name, and feare ? thee,as Boe thy people Jirael: and that they may know that thy 3 Rame is called vpon in thts boule which 3 haue built. 44 Ahen thy people hall goe out to battell againſt their enemy by the way that thou thatt fend thes, and hail pray unto the Loꝛd, *toward the way of the city which chou bat chofen,and toward the houle that J haue built foz thp Rame, à 45 Weare thou rhen in heauen their prays er * their tupplication , and |i iudge their caule. 46 Ji they finne agatnt thee C * for there ts no man that ſinneth not ) and thou bean» Sty with them, and Deliuer them bato the enemies, fo that they cary them away pat. foners vnto the land of the enemies, either o *Dethiethey tutne againe nto thei 47 Pethifthey turne agi t Heart intheland (to the which thep bee ca- ried away captiues) and recurne and pray vntothee t in the land ofthem that caried them away captives, faping, Cee haue fin- Te i z ned, wee Hane tranlgrelled and Done wic- chicfeplaceof Kenly, j i prayer, yet he fes JEthey turne againe vnto thee with cugethaor — ail their Heart, and with all their foule inthe them,thar being land of theirenemics, which lcd them awap pate. ness captiues,and pray bnito thee toward! the way call vponhimin | of their land, whichthou gaueſt vnto their other places. fathers, and toward thecity which thon batt f AsDanield chofen, and the boule which I haue built fo: Danese < thy Mame, $ À q 49 Thenbheare theu their praver ethetr $ ſupplication in beauen thy Dwelling place, A hein and || tudge their caufe, i Or,auenge the 50 And be mercifullonto thy people that ”79"g- | haue finned agatntt thee, and vnto all their t iniquities ( wherein they baue tranſgreſſed ; ‘ againt thee) and caule that thep, which led them atwap captiues, may t haue pitieand compatlion on them: i 51 Foꝛ they be thy people,and thine inhe- ritance, which thou bꝛoughteſt out of Egypt Kenk S from the mias of the pzon fornace Aea 52 Let thine eyes beopen vntothepzays

cloudes befull, they wil powe on the fea,yet is. forth ratne vpouthe earth: and tithe træ Mallbring chee Doe fall toward the South , 02 toward the profit. Noꝛth in the place thatthe tree falleth,thope b Asthecloudes — ft Wall be. thatarefull, * Yy e 7 3 iS he — +5 righthand; butthebeartof afoolcisathis 4 He that obferueth the 4 wind, fyall not powrecutraine, — well and iufily, left band. fow,and he that regardeth the cloudes,fhatl focherichehar wuhereasthefoole 3 AND allo when the loole goeth by the not reape, Eats haue abundance, - docththecon- Way, his heart fatleth, and he elleth vnto s Asthouknowel not whichis theway muft diftribure — trary. allthatbheisafole. 3 ofthelpirit, nor how thebonesdoegrow in icliberally -b Byhisdoings _ 4 Sfthe lpirit of him chat ruleth tifevp thewombe of berthatiswith chilocfotbou c Heexhotreth he bewrayeta againt thee, leaue not thy place; foz gentle- knoweſt not the wozke of God that wor- to becliberall J himlelfe. nele pactiicth great nnes, i kety all, j i whileweline: 10 c If thy fuperior JF ThercisancuiilthaPbaucucievu: 6 Jnthe mozning ſowe thy fede and in forafrerchereis - beangry with Der the funmesasan “errourthatpiocecdetyy theeuening let notthinehand srel: forthou nopower thee, be thou dif- from the face of him that rulcth. knoweſt not whether fal! profper, this op d He that fea E fereer and not 6 —— Freat exceliencic, and the that, eꝛ whet her beth hhalbe alike god. reth ine onueni⸗ mooued. ertchtetinthelowplace. . 7 Hircly the light tsa pleaſant tings eucesswhen ne- -à Meaningsthat 7 3i baue femne ſeruants on horſes, and anditisa good thing to theepes to fæthe cefliy requirerh, funne. fhállreuer doe’ pinces walking as ſeruants on the ground. S *Hethat diggeth apit, Wall fali inta ehevae,alcrpent ſhal _ irisaneuil thing -when they that , ) are in aut horitie, —— s faile, and do not DUM. % aai. ;- 9 hee that remoueth tonces, Malt hurt e They that ave himlelte thereby, and pe that cuttet wod, ~ sichin wifdome pall bein Danger thereby. 10 Itche pron be blunt, and one hath rot and veriue, k i Polg 16. Whettheenge, hee muit then put to more proner.26.47: ‘Grangth: but the excellencie to Direct a cools 37.265- things wifenome. — when he isnot: £ Withoutwifee 1I JF the ferpent bite, dom,whatfoeuer Charmed site better ts a babbler. amantakehin -12 The wordes of the mouth handytumneth to man baue graces hisownehurr. uoure himelfe. ‘g Theignorance ofa wile aa beafllinefe mont} is foolitnnes,and the latter end of kis’ came, ki Meaning,carnall iufts,w j- j RO Tee te A NER «of the wicked is mouti is wicked madnes fuch; at they Í koownot com- ing, Man knoweth not what wall bes and but the livs of a fale De nities The beginning of the worns of bis God would not call chem to pis [3 — 14 Fohefcoie multiplicth words fayso s at ie) ——— „and his duee in them ail herefopce, pet he ſchall remeinber e be not weary the Daves of e darkeneſſe, becauſe they are of well doing sanp, all chat commety is vanitic. _f Thatis,stuch 9 >Retoyce, D yong man, in thy po of chy warks are - and let thinebcart chere theeinthe Daye moft agrecable of thy youth, and waike fa the wayes of to Gos. thine heart, andin the fight of thineepes: g Thatis,ofat- but know that foz cll ciele things, Gow will fiktion and ` bring ther tc ivagemicnt. eer ys = trouble. IO ree take away / griefe ont of h He deriderh -+ bine heart, anv canfe enti «te ocpart fromy them char fer thy ek s fo} childchood and youth are bae tbeirdelightin — orldly ples ſutes, as thouah i Təwit, anger, and reunto youthis given. © ili tt ead Pei XIR 1 Tothinke on God in yeuth,and nottodeferre eta ‘ Poe f ý iz Si t d. 41 Wrfee —54 l A _ tion things, and who can tel him whartyall bealter him?» Hage. 7 The fwe rerormth to God. Ti ae ate villo. iok ty Ehelabour of ——— a tp wthe gift af God, anito aaide aa; ‘6 is ties Eni hie mae D Bian tor getawery NOC TO gotneothe rity.» ad keying hiarmeindememi. Bh, we avi — LARS GAN AROAN AT x ; ats ~ Reswmbes. us — — Te Me ae bees. ee : R Setemnber now thyreator inthe Dayes : of thy youth, whiles the entil dapes come tot, noz the eee appzoch tobere- in thou falt lap, J baue no plealure in em: ; 2 Mthiles the ſunne fs not darke, noe the : light, no: the mwne, noz-the farres, noꝛ the 4 Beforethon “Clouds returneafter the raine. -cometoacontis 3 then the > keepers of the honfe hall miallmifery: for tremble, € the < ſtrong men Wall bow them- when tbe clouds felucs, and the grinders (hall ceale, becauſe remaineafter ` they are kew, and they war varke that e loke theraineymans oUt by the windowes: s - griefeis increas 4 Anathe! doꝛes Mhalbe Hut without bp PE the bate found of the s grinning, and he chall b Thehands — ttle bp at the voyce of thet bird: and all the whichkeepe. ‘Daughters of finging chalbe abaſed. the body. - s Allo they wall bee atratd of the * high thing,and feate thal be in the! way, and tbe almond tree Hall ™ flourit and the” gralle- bopper Hall be a burden, and concupilcence -c Thelegges. ~ d Theteeth. ftifieth her great lite and fate Downe; and bis fruttwasfweete -defiretoward her : puto my mouth. husband,buther He bꝛought mee into the wine (eller, Atrengthfailech and loue was his banker ouer me. her, & therefore Stap me with flagons, andcomfort fhedefirethto . me with apples; for J] am ficke offoue. becomforced, § 6 Mis left hand isynder mine head, and andfeltic,. his right hand Doth imbzzce me, € Chriftchargeth “© J charge you, D daughters of Jeru· them which haue. falem, bp the roes and by the bindes, of the todocinthe - ficlde, that ye titre not vp, noz waken my Church, asit- loue, vntill tee pleate. werebyafolene § ditisthe popce of my welbeloucd tbe» j oath,thatthey hold, bee commeth ane by the moun troublenotthe . taines,and (kipping by the bills. | | igion 9 f d Thisisfpoken Hart : ioe, beee fandeth behind our wall, fofChrift,who looking foorth of the windowes, hewing Ptookevponhia pimfelfethzonah the farates. - urnatureto. = 10 My welbeloucd pake and fayd vnto ometohelpe . «me; Arile, my louc, mptatre onc, and come bis Church. hy way.- £ Forafmuch as. ., Tr #02 bebotd,s winter is pal; the raine f hisdwiniticwas is changed, and is gone away. hid vader the. sia 12 Che flowers appeare in the earth:the telh, . hover ofthe turtle is heard in our land. PF Sothatweean 13 he Egge tree hath brought forth ber Pot baue full, sa pong figges: and the vines with cheir ſmall i aiken of uo grapes haue cat a ſauour ariſe my loue, PMM INEBI o- 955 or ? 1? ‘Thatis, finne and errour isdriuen back by thecomming of Chrift, which is here deferibed by {pring time, when all things flourifh, $ we Wy welbelonedis like aroe,o2 a yong elokeof our time of thefinging of birds ts come,and the Chap.ij.tij.iiij. TheChurchdefirethhint. 267 my faireone, and come away. 14 My doue thou art in the *hotesoft Se H "Thou thar are rocke, tn che (ecret places of the taires yew alhamed of thy me thy aroni me heare they wopce: fo2 thp finnes, comeand voyce is ſweete, and thy fight comely. fhew thy -felfe 15 Cake vs the fores , thelittlei fores, voro wee which Dekrop the vines ; foz ont wines haue i Suppreffe the finall grapes. 3 herctikes whiles 16. My welbeloucdis mine, and J'am his: they are yong, he kerdeth among the lilies. that 1s, whe they 17 Gntill the day beeake, and the thar begin to thew dowes flee away z returne my welbeloued; their malice, and and bee like a ‘roe, 02, a yong bart bpou the defroy che vine mountaines of Bether. of the Lord. k the Church defireth Chrift to bee moft readieto helpe her inaji dangers, A CHAP, IIT. x The Church defireth to be toyned infeparably to Chrift her husband, 16 Her delsuerance out of the wilderneffe. | #2. my bed byantake Jſought him that my 3- The Churek {oule — $ J fought him, but Y found by night, that im not, l 2 J willtiletherefore now, and goe about is, introubles, feekethto Chrift, inthe citie, bythe ſtreets and by the open but is not incon. places, anc will> feekehim that mp ſoule los tinently beard. neth: J fought bim, but Jfound him net. b Sewing that 3 Shee watchmen that went about the although webe titie, found mee ; to whome T fayd,aue pou Not heardacthe — feene him whom my fonte loneth + firk, yet we mult 4 Uhen J had paſt alittle from them, fillcontinuein. then J found him whom mp foule loued J prayer tillwe 1 tooke hola onbin and left bint not, tilly feelecomfore, had brought him vnts my mothers houle, ¢ Which decla- into the chamber ofherthat conceiued mee. reththacwee S 47 charg you, D daughters of Jerufa⸗ muſt leeke vato _ lem, by theres and by the hindes ofthe all,ofwhome 7» ficto, that pee Mirre not vp, no: waken my wehopetohane lone vntill hee pleale. any fuceour, iy 6 bois fycethat commeth bp outof d ReadeChap, the © wilderneſſe like pillars of fmoke perfus 2.7. A med with bt sl andincenfe, and with all ¢ This isreferced thet (pices of the merchant 7 tothe Church of 7 Behold his bed which is Salomons; Mracl, which was. threelcoze trong men are round about it, of led by the wil- the valiant menof Iſtael. =- derntffe fortie 8 They all handle the ſword, and are erpert yeerc, in warrs, euctpone hath bis ſword vpon bis Ebr. powder. thigb for the feare by night. f Bythebedis 9 King Salomon made bimlelfe al) pas meant the Tem- lace of the trees of Lebanon, ple,which Salo- 10 He made thepillars hereof of fuer, mon made, and the paiement thereof of golde, thehan> g Heealludeth gings thereof of purple, whole middes was tothe watch, paued with the lone ef the Daughters of Je- which kept the rufalem, = Temple, ` 11 Comefoazth, pe" Daughters of Ztor, [|Or, charet. and beholde the king Salomon with the h Allyethatare i crotone, wherewith bis mother crowned ofthe number; bimin the day of is marriage , and inthe: of the faithfull, Day of the gladneſſe of bis heart. i Chrift become man was crow- ned bythe loueof God with the glorious crowne of bis diuinitie, CHAP, IHI. ; 1 The praifes of the Church, 7 Shew with- a Becaufe Chrift ont blemifhin his fight.gThe lone of Chrift toward delighterhin his her. ? “Church; he come Ehold, then arte faire, my loue: behold, mendcthall that Bison art faire : thine eyes are like the is inher. Downes + among thp pon k —— $ Chap.6. 4. 5 tkg * Thefountaine of grace. bHe hath refpe& like the bflocke of goats which looke Downe tothe multitude from the mountatne of Oticad. ; ofthe faithfull, 2 @bhptecth are like a flock oftheepe in which aremany good oder, which goe vp from the waing: in number, which euery one bing out twuines, and none is barren among them. 3 Thylipes are itke a threed of farict,¢ thy talkers comely ; thy templesare within thy lockes,as a piece ofa pomegranate, 4 Thy necke is asthetowzeof Dauid butitfozdefence ; a thouſand wieldes bang th therein, and all the targets of the frong men, e Whereinate 5 hy two c bategar as two young knawledge,and togs that are twinnes, feeding among the zeale, rwopreci- lilies. -o ous iewels. 6 Untillthe day breake,t the hadowes fice away, J will goe into che mountaine of myrrhe and to the mountatne of tncente. d Chriſt promi 7 Chou art ail faire, mpiouc, and there fethbis Church {3 no ſpot in theg, to callhis faithe 8 4 Gomz with mee From Lebanon, my full fomallthe fpout, cucn with mee irom Lebanon, and cornersofthe - lookefrom thetoppeof Amanab, from the world. top of Dhentr Eipermon, from che Dennes e Chriftcateth ofthe liong and from the monntaines of the his Church fiter; leopards. inrefpe@thathe Q Mpe fitter my {poute.thou hat woun: had cakenthe ded mine heart : thou hak wounded mine fieth of man, beart with one of thine ! cpes, aad with a finthat he made chaine of thy necke. his Church beau- IO Gp titer, my ſpouſe, how faire fs thy tifullandich, loue?how much better ts thy lone then wine, he loued bis and the ſauout of thine oyntments then alt ilts in her. ſpices? g Becanfeofthy If Ehyslippes, my ſpouſe, Drop as honie cOnfeffion and : combes ; honte and milke are vnder thy thankfviuing. © tongue, Ethe ſauour of the garments is ag < h The Church thelanouref Ledanon. · ; - confefleth that 12 Mp litter my (poule is as a garden in» alherglorieand clofey, as aping hut vp, anda fountatne beautie commeth” fealed vp. of Chrift, whois 13 Thy plants areas an orchard of pome- Ştruefountaine granates with ſweete fruits, as camiphire, of all grace. ipikenar®, i She defireth 14 kbuenſpikenard, and ſaffron, calamus. Chriftocdfore AnD cinamom, with all the trees of incente, her,&topowre myrrhe and aloes, with all the chicte pices., the gracesofhis 25 +O fanntaine of the gardens, D wel of Spirit vponher liuing waters, and the {pangs of Lebanon, which Spirit is 16 Arile,D i Roth, and come D Honth, meantby the © | and blot on mp gardenthat the (pices thera North and South of may flow onc ; (et my weibcloued come to wind. © - his garden, and eate dts picalant fruit, Cc H A P, 7 V. 3 Chrift calleth bis Church to the participation of all hw treafures. 2 Shee heareth bu voyce. 3 Shee confeffeth her wakedneffe. 10 Shee prai- a The garden fig- feth Chrif her husband. domeof Chri oule : Igathered mp myrrhe with mp whereheprepa- {pice : J] ate mine honie combe with mine reththebanket honie: F Danke mp wine with mp milke: for his ele, eate, D friends, Minke and make you me- -b'The fpoufefith rie, D welbeloued. $ that fhe is tron. 2 >Pilcepe, but mine heart waketh , it bledwiththe — is the voyce of my welbeloued that knoe · cates of worldly keth, Gying, Dpen vnto mee, my liter, my things whichis loug, mp doue, my vndttiled: foz nne heas ment by ſleeping fs full of Dewe, and my lockes with ths piheth — on comeinto imp * garden, my fitter, my. p > r Salomons fong. Wicked watchmen. Drops of the night, ES 3 J baue put ct my roate, howe mally ¢ Declaring the put iton ? J bane waed mp fecte,bomw Hal long patience of J vefle them ? the Lord toward 4 My welbeloucd put in his hand bythe finners hole of the doore,and mine heari was affec» d The fpoufe tioned toward btm. . confeficth her 5 Jrolerptoopento mp welbeloned,and nakedneffe, and mine hands aid Drop Down mpzrdhe,and my F of her felfe fhe c fingers pure myrrhe vpon the baubles of hath nothing: ~ or feeing that the Is ONce made cleane fhe pro- mifeth not to dgs file her felfed- gaine. bA $Eb my bowels ' “were moouedtge — wards him. e The fpoufe which fhould be anoinied of ' Chiiſt, hall pvot find him iffhee- ` thinke to anoint | bim with her good workes, t Thefeare the falfe teachers which woũd the e barte. z 6 Jopened to mp welbeloued: but my welbeloued was gone and palt: mine heart was gone whe he did ipeake : Jſought hun, but jj could not finde bun: 3| called pun, but be antwered me not. ; 7 Thef watchmen that went about the citie found me; they imore me and wounded me: the watchmen of the walles tooke away my batle frem me, a 8 F charge yon, D Daughters of Jeruſa⸗ lem,tt pee finde my weibelouend, that pou tell bim that J am fickeof lone. 9 rD the fatrett among women, whatis thy welbeloucd moze then other welbeloncd? what ts thy welbeloued moze then another loner,that thou doeſt lo charge vs? Io My welbeloued ts white and ruddie, the chietet of ten thoufana. II ipisi peadssastine gold, his locks cure led, and blacke as a rauen. conlſcience with 12 His eyes are like dones vpon theriners their traditions, of waters, which are walhed with mulke,and g She asketh of remaine by the full veftels, ; them which are 13 ibis cheeks are asa bed of (pices,andas godly (foraf- fweetflowaes,and bis lips hkelliesmopping much asthe law Bowne pure mpzrbe. and faluation 14 Wis handes as rings of golde fet with thould come cue” the+chaplolite, bis belly like white yuorie of Zion & kru- | coucred with Bapbirs. i < $ falem)that they I5 Dis legges are as pillars of marble {et woulddira@ ” ~ bpanfockets ot fine golde: bis countenance herto Chri. | as Lebanon,ercellent as the cedars. h-Thus fay they | 16 His mouth isashweete things, anBhee! ofiemflem. {3 wholly Delectable: this is my weibelsutd, i She’de(ctiberh aud this ts my louer, D Daughters of Jeru⸗· Chriftrobeof ` ſaczꝛ perfect beati ` 17 *D the fairelt among women,whither and comelineffe, ts thy welbeloued gone: whitherts thy wel- +Ebr, Tarfhip, beloucd turned afite that wemayp leeke him k Hearing of the” with thee? i excellencie of CHAP. VI. l Chuh, the faithe 2 The Charch afeureth her felfe of the lowe of fulldefireto «| Chrifti 3 The praifes ofthe Church. 8 Sheis tut knowhowto one and undefiled, 4 > finde hi M2 weibeloucd is gone Bowne into his garden to the beds offpices,tofeede in 3 the gardens and to p a That is, ĩc tere 2: Jam my welbeſoue da, and mp welbelo · uerſadt here in ued is mine, who keedeth among the lilies. earth among <3: Chou art beautifull,my loue,as> Cire men. SE 3a), comely as Jerulatem, terrible as an at · b Which wasa my withbanners, -` faire and trong ‘4 © Turneawap thine eyes from me; fo? citie, rKing.14. they ouercome mee: *thine hapze is like iy. > flocke of goates, which loske Downefran c This declareth, Gilead. t the exceeding | 5 hyp teeth are like a flocke of theepe, loue of Chrift” which goe vp from the wating, which euery toward bis” one batng out twinnes, and none ts barren Church, qunongthsm, Chap. 43s. 6 Thy The Churches beautie. ” d Meaning,that the gifts are infi- nite which Chrif _giuethto his his faithfull are many in number, 6 Thy teniples are intthin thy locks ag a ptece of a pomegranate. 7 There are 4theeeltore Queenes and fourelcoze concubines, and of the pamitis without number. - 8 Butiny Doue is alone and mp bndefled “< Cburch:orthat fhe is theonelp daughterof ger mother, aud fhe is deare to her that bare her: the Daughe ters bane {eene ber and counted Her blefled : eHethewethy euen the Queenes and the concubines, and the beginning of they haue prayſed her, the Church was fimall,buc that it grew vptoa reat multitude. He went down _ into the Syna- gogue to fee 9 Mho is Hethatlooketh forth as the moaning, faire as the moone, pure as the funne terrible as an armie with banners? Io J went Downe to the! garden of nuts, to lee the fruits ofthe vallep,to ſeeit the vine budded, and if the pomegranates flouriſhed. II 63 Knew nothing, my foule fet me $ as what fruitscame the charets of my noble peepie. of the Lawand the Prophets, I foid nothing but rebellion, b I ranas fwift 12 Returne, returne, D i Shilamite, tea tucne : returne that wee map beholde thee. Ahat ſhall pou fee inthe Dpulamitey tut ag the companie of an armie: asthe nobles of my people în their chaxets. i Oye people of Ie- tufalem : for Ietuſalem was called Shalem, which figni a He defcribeth the comely beau- ty ofthe Church of thy thighs arelike iewels: the woke of in euery part. whichisto be vnderftood{pi- teth not liquour : thy bellpis as an beape of etb peace, CHAP. VIL 1 The beautie of the Church in all her members. 10 She i affisred of Chris loue toward her, H Dw beautifull are thy * goings with hoes, D princes Banghter ! theiopnts the band of a cunning workeman. = 2 Thy nawellisas a rouna cup that wan» ritually, wheat compafled aboup with lilies. b Read Chap, 3 > Shp two brealfsare as two young toesthatarctwinnes. > 4.5. @ He delighteth te come ncere thee,& to bein thy company. - §Or,Galeries. 4 by necke is likea tower of Juoꝛie: thine eyes are like the fit) pooles tn Vehbon by the gate of Bath-rabbim: thp nole is ag the tower of Lebanon, thatlooketh toward Damatcus. - ; §, Thine head vpon thee is as ſkarlet, and the buh of thine head like purple; the king as tied ·in the | rafters. ~ 6. Dow fatreart thou, and how pleafant art thou, my louet pleafuces! 7 bis thy lature ts like a palme tree, and thy beeatts like clutters, 8 3in3 will go vp into the pale tree, 3 wil take bold ofper boughes: thy breaſts _ thal now be like the clufters of the vines and i r t d This the fpoufe fpeakerh, * —— fois © aoe. te J the Guour of thy nolelikeapples, 9 Andthe coofe of thy mouth like good wine, which goeth ſtreight to my welbelo- UCB, and cauleth the lips of rhe ancient to cake. Io 4J am my twelbecloueds , and pis de- „fire is toward me. IL Come, my welbeloucd, tet vs go Forth into the field:let os remaine in the villages. 12 Let vs get vp carly co the vines, let vs Chap. vii. viil. Spirituallloue, 2 33 PE {ee ifthe ebine flourlt}, whether it hath bute e Ifthe people Ded the ſmall grape,or whether the pomegras nates flourifh:there wil J gine thee my H 13 Che mandzakes daue ginen a (mell, and tn our gates are all (weet things, newe and olde ; mp welbeloued, J haue kept thera foz thee. CHAP. VIITf, 2 The Church will be taught by Christ. 3 Shee æ upholden by him. 6 The vebement lsue where with Chrift hueth her. 11 She i the Vine that bringeth foorth fruite tothe fpirituall Salmon, which i Ieſus Chriſt. Oë a that thon wereſt ag my beother that fucked p Dreatts of my mother: F wouly find thee without, J woula hile chee, then they Mould not delpties thee. 2 J will lead thee,& being thee into my Mothers boule: there thou halt teach me,and J will caule thee to Dutnke {ptced wine, and new wine of the pomegranate. 3 > Dis left band halbe pnder mine head, and bis right hand hall imbzace me. 4 © J charge pou, D daughters of Feru- falem, that you irre not pp, no? waken my loue, vntil fhe pleate, § (Aho ís this that commeth pp out o£ the wildernefie, leaning vpon her welbelos ued? ) J railed thee bp vnder an apple trees there thy mother coscetued tyce : there thee concetuedthatbarethee. 6 *Set me as a leale on thine heart, & ag a ſignet vpon thine arme: foz loue is rong & Death : teleulic ts cruell as the graue: the copa thereof are fievie coles, and a vehement ame. § Much watercannot quench loue, neis ther can the floods Drownett : If aman ſhould gine all the ſubſtance of his houle foz love, they would greatly contemmne tt. S Ae haue a little ſiſter, and the hath no breaſts:what Hall we Do foz our Alter when fhe albe fpoken foz ? À 9 fJtthe bea wall, wee will build ppon her a fluer palace : and if fhe be a Donze, we willkeepe her in with boords of Cedar, Io eZ am awall, and my breeaſts are ag towers: then was J in his eyes as one that findeth peace. 11 Salomon had a bine im Baal hamon: Hee gaue the vineyard puta keepers: euery one bringeth forthe fruit thereof a thouſand pieces of filuer. Tos 12 Burmy vineyard which ts mine, is be- fore me: to thee D Salomon, apperraineth a thouland picces of filuer and two hundzeth to em that keepe the fruit thereof, _ 13 Oh thou that dwelleſt inthe igardens the cempantons hearken vnto thp voyce: cauſe me to heare it. 14 D my welbeloued, * tlee away, and be {ike vnto the Roe,o2 te the young art vpon the mountaines of ſpices. s Iſaiah. Cdsaaceordingto his promife, THE ARGVMENT. : Deut.18.15. that hee would neuer leaue his Church deſt tute of a AZ Prophet, bath from time to time accomplithed:the fame, whofe office was not onely to declare ‘declare the . ¥nto the people the things to come, whereof they hada fpeciall reuelation, bur alfo to interprete and — — to, apply particularly the doGrine contained bricd — tothe a — 2 : o that are called to Chrift bring forth ang ficit, a Yhe Church called ofthe Gentiles ſpea⸗ keth thus to the Church of Ieru- falem, fOr, mee. b. Reade Chap, 6 2.6, c Reade Chaps 3.5* d The (ponte dé- fireth Chrif to be ioyned in perpetuall lone with him, e The Iewiſſ Church. {peaketla thisof} Church ~ of che Gentiles, f Ifthe be fure &falt,the is meet forthe husband to dwell in. g The Church promifeth fidelis tie & conftancie, h Thisis the vineyard of the Lord hired out, Mare21.33. i Chrift dvelleth in his Church, whofe voyce the faithful keare. k The Church _ deſireth Chrift thatuf he depart from them,yer that he would h fte to helpe them in their wouules, Mans yvnthankefulneffe and rebellion. A fiiah, profité of thofe, to whom they thought it chiefly to appertaine, and as the time and ftate of things re- quired, And principally in the declaration of the Lawe they bad reſpect to threethings, which were the ground of their do@rine : Firft, to the do@rine contained briefly in the two tables: fecondly , to the promifes and threatnings of the Law 3 and thirdly, to the couenant of prace and reconciliation, grounded vpon our Sauiour Iefus Chrift, who isthe end of che Law, Whereunto they neither added nor dimini(hed, but faithfully expounded the fenfe and meaning thereof, And according as God gane them ynderftanding of things, they applied the promiles particularly for the comfort of the Church and the members thereof, and alfo denounced the menaces of theenemies againft the fme: not for any careorregard tothe enemies, but to aflure the Church of their fafegard by the deftru@ion of their encmies. Andas touching the do@rine of reconciliation, they haue more clearely intreatedit then Mofes,and fet foorth mote liuely Iefus Chrift,in whom this couenant of reconciliation was made, In all chefe things Iſaiah did excell all the Prophets, and was moft diligent to fet out the fame, with moft vehement admonitions,reprehenfions, and confolalations; euer applying the do@rine,as he faw that the difeafe of the people required, He declareth alfo many notable prophefies which he had recei- ued of God,as touching the promile of the Meffiab,his office and his kingdome. Alfo of the fauot of God toward his Church, the vocation of the Gentiles, and their vnion with thelewes, Which are as moft principall poynts contained in this booke, and a gathering of his Sermons which he preached, Which after certaine dayes that they had ftood vpon the Temple doore (for the maner of the Pro- phets was to fet vp the ſamme of their doctrine for certaine dayes, that the people mightthe better marke it,as lfa.8. 1 and Habbak.2. 2.) the Priefts tooke it downe and referued it among the regifters: and fo by Gods prouidence theſe books were preferued asa monumentto the Church for euer. As touching his perfon and time, he was ef the kings ftocke ( for Amos his father was brother to Azariah King of Iudah,asthe beft writers agree ) and prophefied more then 64.yeeres, frem the time of Vz- ziah ynto the reigne of Manaſſeb, whofe father in law he was (asthe Ebrewes write) and of whome he was put to death. And in reading of the Prophets, this onething among other isto bee obferued. that they (peake of things to come, asthough they were now palt, becaufe of the certaintie thereof, and that they could net but cometo paffe, becaufe God had ordeined them in his fecret counfell, and fo rcucaled them to his Prophets, nieze? foz ye fall away moze and moze: the The externall ſeruice reiected. CHAP I. 2 Ifciah reprouecth the Iewes of their ingratitude and (lubbornnes, that neither for benefits mor pu- æiſhment would amend. sı He fheweth why their facrifices are reiected, and wherein Gods true fer- uice (taudcth. 24 He prophefieth of the de ſtructi- on of Jerufalem, 15 and of the reftitution therof. yad æA + Tiition of Flatah, the onne a That — are- : * of Aines, which be law >con- uclation, or pro- “4 pheſy, which was BA cerning Juda and Jerula- one of thetwo Ce $, lem in the Bayes of e Uzziah, meanes, whereby y Jotham. Ahaz, ard iescktah Goddeclared Riugs of Indah. himfelfetohis 2 Heare, D fheauens, and hearken, D feruants in olde earth ; foz the Loꝛd bath faye, 3 baue nou» time,asNumb. riſhed and brought vp chien, but they 12.6.and there- haug rebellepagaint me, forethe Pro- The fore knoweth bis owner, and hetswerecal- the alſe hts mafters cribbe, but Iſrael hath Jed Scets,2, Sam, not penton mp people bath not vnder· 9.9 — ood· b Haiah was 4 Ab, linkull natfon,a people laden with chiefy fentro —~dniquitte:a s leedeof the wicked, corupt Judaand Leruſa- children: thep haue forſaken the Lod: they lem,butnoton- haue prouoked the holy onsof Iſtael to ane ly: forinthis ger;theparegonebackward. | _ booke are pro § Wiherekoꝛe (hould ye bee ifinitten any phefies concer- ning othernationsalfo, e Calledalfo Azariah, 2, King.s 5.2. 0f thefe Kings, read a. King. ſrom chap.14.vnto chap.21.and 2.Chron, fromchap,25.vhto chap.33. d Becaufe men were obftinate and infenfible, hee calleth to the dumbe creatures, which were more prompt to obey Gods wotde,asDeut.32.1, e Heedeclareth his great mercie toward the Lewes, forafmuch as he chofe them aboueal other nations to be his peopleand children,as Deut.10. 15. f+ The moft bruit and dull beafts do more acknowledge their duetytoward their makters, then my people do toward me, of whom they haue re- ceived benefits without comparifon. g They were not only wic- ked, as were their fathers, but vtterly corrupt,and by theircuil exam- ple infe&ed others, h Thatis,him that fanGifieth Ifrael, i What auaileth it to ſeeke to. amend you by punifhment, feing the more J sorre& you, the more ye rebell? whole * head is ficke,and the whole heartis k By namingthe beany. chiefe parts of G jrrom the! [ole sf the foote vnto the the body he figa head, there isnothing whole therein, but nifieththac there wounds and fiwelling, and fozes full of coze was no part of ruption ; they haue not bene wꝛapped, = no? the whole body bound vp noz mollified with ople. of the Lewes free y Dour lande is wake : pour cities are frem hisrods, burnt with fire: rangers deuoure your land | Euery part of iu your pꝛeſence, and itis Delolate like the oe the body, as well uerthzow = of ſtrangets. ‘ the leaſt as the 8 And the Daughter of ° Zion Mall res chiefelt was pl&- maine like a cottage in a vineyard, like a gued, lodge in a garden of cucumers, and {thea m Their plagues beſſeged citie. were fo grieaous 9 Except the Lom of holtesr had refers thar they were ued pnto bs, cuen a {mall remnant, wee incurable, & yer fhould hane heene ag a Bovome, and fhould they would not ` baue bene like nto Gomozad. repent. 10- Meare the word ofthe Lod, D * pite n Meaning,of cesof Sodome :hearken vnto the Laweof rhem that dwel our Gov, D people of Gomoꝛah. farre otf,which Il Ghat baue J to Doe with the multi- becaufe they tude of your facrifices, faith the Lo2D 29 ain lookenor for ad- kull ofthe burnt siering oframs,anDofthe uantage of thar ' fat of fed beaſts: and J Ddeſire not the blood chat remaineth, of bullocks,no2 of lambs,no2 of goats. defiroy allbe- 12 Uhen pe come to appeare before mee, forethem. who required this of pour hands to treadin o That is, Ieru⸗ mip courts? ` s falem, 13 Bing. no moze oblations*in bain: in» p Becaufe thae cenſe is an abomination tnta me: 3 cannot hee wil euer hase fuffer your new moones, no? Sabbaths, nor a Church to call fetemne Bayes Cit is iniquitie) oz folemue al vpon his Name. ſemblies. q Thatis, all de ftroyed, £ Yethat for your vices deferued all to be deftroyed 2 they of Soe dom, faue that God of his mercy referued alitle number, Lamy 3.225 f Although God commanded thefe faerifices for a time asaydes and. exercifes of their faith’; yet becaufethe people had not faith nor re- pentance,God detefteth them, Pfalme 5o; 1 3.Tere.6,30, Amos 5.30 Mich.6.7, © Withoucfaith andrepentance. ° 4 Mercy offered to the obedient. u Your facrifices 14 My foule haterh pout = mew moones offredincthenew and your appointed feattes è they area burs moones and Den vnto me: Jam weary to bearethem. feaftes:hecon- I5 And when pou Wall ſtretch out pour demneth hereby Hands, J will hide mine cyes trom pou: and hypocrites, though yon make many prayers, 3 wiil noc whichthinketo heare: for pour hanos are full * of blood. pleaeGodwith 16 y (lath pon, make pou cleane : take as ceremonies,and wap the cuill of pour-wozkes from before theythemiclues mine eves: cealetodecciitl ave voyde of 17 Learne io Do well: ſeeke tudgement, faith and mercy. relecucthe oppaciled : tudge the fatherlefic x Hetheweth andDefend the widow. that where men 18 Come now, let bs reaſon together, begiuentoaua- faith the Lozd : though pour linnes were rice,deceite,cru- ascrimlin, they thalibec made > white as elticandextor- f{nowe: though they were redde like (carlet, tion, whichis they Hall be as wooil. meantby blood, 19 Jfpe*conientand bey, pee thall cate there God will the good things of the land. thew his anger, 20 But ik ye refute and be rebellions, pee andnotaccept ſhall bee deuoured with the fwod ; fo? the them, though month of the Loꝛd hath ſpoken it. they f-eme ne- 21 How is the 4 faithfull citte become uerfoholy,as an barlot ? Fit was full of indacment, and Chap: 59.3. iuftice ledged therein, but now e they are y Bytbisout- murtherers. ; 3 wardwafhing, 22 Thyffiluer is become droſſe:thy wine hemeaneththe {3 mirt with water. r fpirituall:exhor: 23 Thy pstncesare rebellions and compa tingthelewes nious ofs theeues: enerte one loueth giftes, torepentanda- and follotwetl after rewards:they tudge not mend their lives. the fatherleſſe, neither doeth the widowes £ Thiskinde of cauſe come before them. teaſoning bythe _ 24 Theretoꝛe faith the Lod God of hols, _ any places a- _ gainft the hypo- to be attributed to his owneincredulitie and difobedience. ‘is, lerufalem, whichhad promilcd fidelitieto mee , as a wife to her fecond table, the the mighty Dne of Jiraci, Ab, J will i eale Scripturesviein meof mineaducrlattes, and auenge me of mine enemies, 25 Then will J turre mine hand vpon Crites, whopre- thee,and bilrne out thy drolſe, til tt * be pure, tend moftholic- aid take away all thy tinne, Hits and religion 25 'And J willreftoze thy iudges asat inworde,bute the firft,and thy countiellers as ar the begin⸗ whentheircha- ning: afterward Walt thou bee called a citie rity andloueto- of righteouſneſſe, and a faithfull citte. wardtheirbre- 27 Zion ſhall be redeemed in tudgement, threnfhouldap- and they that returne in her, in tultice. — peare, they de- i clare that they haue neither faith nor religione a Toknowif Ido accufe you without caule. b Left finners fhould pretend any ri- our on Gods part he onely willeth them to be pure inheart, and hee will forgiue all their finnes, were they neuer fo many or great, c Hee fheweththat whatfoenet adùerfitie man endureth , it ought d That husband, e Giuento couetou{nefle and extortion, which he figni- fied before by blood, verfe,15. F Whatfoeuer was pure in thee be- fore, is now corrupt though thou haueanoutwardfhew. g That is, they maintainethe wicked and the extottioners, and not onely doe not punith them, but are themfelucs ſuch. h When God wil] fhew himfelfe mercifull to bis Church, becalleth himfelfe, The ho- ly One of Ifrael : but when he hath to do with his enemies, heis cal- led Mighty, as again{t whom no power is able torefift. i Iwill take vengeance of mine adueriaries the Lewes, and fo ſatisfie my de- fire by punifhing them, Which thing yet hee doeth with erjefe, be- caufe ofhiscouenant. k Leftthe faithfull among them thould be overcome with this threatning, he addeth ehisconiolation 1 Iris onelythe worke of God to purifie the heart of man, which thine he doeth becaufe of hispromife , madeconcerning the faluation of his ‘Church. m By inftice is meant Gods faithful promife,which isthe caule of the deliwerance ofhis Church, Chap. i.ij. The Gentiles called. 259 28 And the » Defruction of the tranf. n Thewicked grefloursand of the finners Wali bee toge» shall not be par. ther; and they that toglake the Lod, kallite takersof Gods conſumed. promife, bſal. 29 Foz they ſhall be confounded for the 92.9 ° okes, Which vec haue deſired, and yee ſhall o Thatis, the bee aſhamed of the gardens, that pee haug trees andpleafane choſen. places, whereye 30 Fo: pee Hall be as an oke, whole leafe commit idola- fadeth:and as a garden that hath no water. tric, which was 31 And the trong fhail beas r towe, and ferbicden,Deur, the maker thereof as a lparke: and thep Hal 16.22. both burne together , and none pali quench p The falie god, them. wherein ye put yous confidence, fhall bee confumed as eafily, as a piece of tow, CHAP, IL. 2 The Church fhall bee refiored by Chrift, and the Gentiles called, 6 The punifhment of the re- bellions and obftinate. T He woz that Iſafah thelfonneofAmos ___ fate vpon Judah and Derufatem. Micab.4.t, 2 *Jt* wall be fn the laft Bayes, that the a The decree and meuntaincof the boule of the Lod fhatlbee ordinance of prepared in thetop ofthe mountaines, and God, touching b fhall be exalted aboue the htls,and all natie thercftauration ons fhall< flow vntoit. | of the Church, 3 And many people Hall got fay, Come, which is chiefly and let ys goe vp tothe d moeuntaine of the meant of the Lod, tothe houſe of the God ef Jaakob, time ot Chrift, and be will teach vs his wayes,and we wit b Inan eudent walke in bis pathes ; * foz the Lawe fhall placeto be ſeene goe foozth of Zion, and the word ofthe Lon and difcerned, from Jeruſalem, : 4 Qndbee shallindge among the nati- dome of chriſt gns, and rebuke many people : they hall fhailbe enlarged i bueake their ſwordes allo into mattockes, by the preaching and theitipeares into fithes: nation hal not of thedoG@rine. lift vp afwo2d againt nation, neither Mall Here alfo isde- they learne «to fightany moze. claredthe zeale c When ¥ king. ` D Houte of Jaakob, come per, and let ofthe children of — bs! walke in the light of the Lod. - God, whenthey 6 Purely thoumhatt foꝛſaken thy people, are called, the houſe of Jaakob , becaute they are» full d Alluding to of the Ealt maners, ant are ſorcerers asthe mount Zion, Philiſtims, cand abound with trange chiis wherethe vifi. DEN. ble Church then 7 Their land alfo was full ofefiluer and was. golde, and there wasnone end of their trea Micah.4.2. fures; and their land was full ofbogles,and e Meaning, the thetr charets weretufinite. i whole doctrine 8 Their land alfo was full of ſdols:they of Saluation, wozthippen the worke of their owne bands, f This was ac- complifhed, when the Gofpel was firit preached in Terufalcm , and fromthence went through all the world. g TheLord, whichis Chrift , ſhall have all power giuenbim. h That they may acknowledge their finnes, andturmetohim. i Hee fheweth the fruit of the peace, which the Gefpelfhould bring , to wit, that men fhould doe good Oneto another, whereasbefore they wereenemies. k He ſpea- keth not againft the vfe of weapons and lawfull warre , but ſheweth how thehearts of the godly fhall bee affected one toward another: which peace and louc doeth beginne and growein thislife, but fhabl beperfited, when weare joyned with our head Chrift leſus. 1 See- ing the Gentiles will bee fo ready, make you hafte,and fhew them the way to worfhip God, m The Prophet feeing the {mall hope, that the Iewes would convert, complaineth to God, as though he had yt- terly forfakenthem for their finnes. n Full ofthe corruptions that reigned cheifly in the Eaft parts, © They altogether giue theme felues tothe fafhions of othernations, p The Prophet firftcon- demned their fuperftition and idolatry, next their couctouſneſſe, and thirdly, theit vaine truft in worldly meanes, F k3 which = s at? : ' 2a God threatneth the loftinefle ofmen, Ifaiah, q Henoreth che which thetr owne fingers haue made. nature of the 9 Andaman vowed himſelte, and a man idolaters, which ahumbled himſeltee: therefore: iparg theni are neuer fatif- not. fied in their fù- 10 Enter into the rocke,and hide chee in perititions, the duſt krom befoze the teare of the Lode, r. Tousthe Pro- and from the glory of bis mateitte. phet fpake, be- IL The hie looke of man Haloe humbled, ing inflamed and thelofrineite ct men ſhall be abated and withthezeals of the Logn ouely all be exalted in’ that Bay. Godsglory, and 12 JF a2 the Day of the Lorde of hoftesis tharheemight yon allrhe proud and haute, andvponall fearethem with that ts evalted ; and tt ſhall be made low. Godsiudgement, 13 Euwen vpon all the Cedars of Leba- f Meaning,as non, that are hie and cxalted, and bpon all ſoone as God hal the okes of Baham, begin to execute 14. And vpon all the bigh t mountaines, his iudgements. and vpon allthe hilles that are liften vp, t By high trees I5 And vpon euery high tower, and yp- and mountaines on cuery {rong wall, A N are natant them 16 And vpon all» the Hips of Carhim, thatareproud, and vpon all pleafant pictures. and lofty, and 17 And the hantineile of men Hall bee thinkethemfelues bꝛought lowe, and the loftineſſe ofinen Hall w moftfirongin beabaled, and the Lord atl onely bee sral- this world. ted in that Dap. ; u Heconden- 18 And the Holes will he vtterly Deroy. neth their vaine 19 Chen they hall goc* into the bolesef confidence, which therackes, and into tie canes of the earth, they had in from before the teare of the Lode, and from ftrong holdes, the gloay of bts Maieſty, when be hail artic andintheirrich toDeftrop theeartl. i mzrchandife, 20 AtrhatDay Wall män cak away his which brought filuer idoles, ant pis golven idoles (which in vaine plea- · ¶ thep bad made themelues to wopthip then) faces, wherewith x to themowwles, and ta the backes, mens mindesbe- 21 Wo goe intothe holes of the rotkes, came effeminate, and into the toppes of the ragged rockeg, Hofe.1o.8.dake from before the fearzof theod, and front ` 23.30 7re0:16, theglosy or hts matelty, when he tall riſe te ; 3 a e 16.4nd.9.6. deſtroythe earth, ` x They fhallcaf 22 Ceale pou from the man whoſeybꝛeath them into moit tsin bis noſtrels: fo: wherein is beetobee vileandfiltby elſteemed? piaces,when they y perceiue that they arenotabietohelpethem, y Caft offyour vaine ċonfidence of man, whofelife is fo fraile, that if his nofe be flopped, he is dead, and confider tbat ye haue to do with God, CHAP. TII, i For the fin of the people God will take away the wife mea & giue them fooliſp princes. 14 The corscton/ne ffe of the gouernours, 16 The pride of the women. bais — Becaulſe they PEE fhe Lorde Honofhotes willtake tufted in cheir away fron Jeruſalem and trom Judah, abundanceand the (tap? and the ttreng th: cuen alithe tap profperity,be ofbzeat,andallthe tapofwater, - ieweththatthey 2 Theitrong man, ana the man of war, fhouldberaken bthe iudge and the Prophet,the prudent and _ ftomthem, the aged, b Thetemporail 3 @bhecaptaine of fiftic, and the honot gouernourand = gable, ana the counfeller, andthe cunning the minifier. artificer and e the eloguent man. e Bychefehe 4 And J willappoyutechildzenco betheit meaneththit pinces, and babes thallruteouce them. God would take § he people Hall bee « oppꝛeſſted one of away eucry thing ; rhat was in any eftimation,& wherein they had any occafion to yaunt ‘thémielues, di Notonell inage,but in witte maners, knowl zdge astd flsength, ¢ For lacke of good regiment ahd order, ad another, and entry one by bis neigh. bour : the chtidzen Wall preſume againtk ie ancient, and tye vileagainit the honou· ta ie. 6 Cdiheneuety one ſhallftake Hold of his brother of the houle of his father, andlay, Chou Hak clorhing : thon Halt bee our priuce, and tet thig fallbe vnder thine band, 7 Inthatday he Hall sfacare, Capiny, J cannot be an yelpers fo: there ts no bycad in mine Donie, nz clething ; therefore make meng pinceofthe people, — Doubtleſſe Jerulatem ts fallen, ¢ Ju- Dap is fallen Downe, becauſe their tongue and workes are againſt the LoD, ta pace uoke the eves af hts glorpy. 9 Theotrialoftheir countenance teti feth again thom, pea, they declare their nnes as Hodome, they hide them nar. Cdtoc be vnto their foules : foz thep haue rewars Ded eutil vito themſelues. 10 i Hay pe, Durely tt Hall be well with the J uit : fog they hall cate the fruit oftheir akeg, AL Cdloc be to the wicked. it hall bee euit with bim: fo2 the teward of pig hannes Wail be giver him. 12 k Ehlen areertoztioners of mp peo ble, and women haue rule ouer them: D my people, they that leade thee, caule thee ta cere and Deltroy the way.of thy paths. 13 Che Lozve ttandeth wp to pleads, yea, be ſtandeth to iudge the people. — I4 The Low Hall enter into iudgement mith the! Ancients of his people and the Pintes thercot : for pee hase eaten vp the bincparde; the (pople of the pooge is in pour houſes. 15 bhat haue yee to Doe, that vee beate my people to pieces, = and grinte tie faces of the paoze, fith the Leld, cuen the Loꝛd of hoſtes? 16 Che Lard allo fayeth, Becauſe the Daughters of Zion are hautie, ant malke with ° ttretched out neckes, and with P wandering epes, walking and a miting a ther GO, and making a © tinkling wiry theft feete, 17 Therefore Hall the Lode make the heads of the daughters of Zion balte, anv the Lod fall diſcouer their tecret partes. 18. Ju that day thall the 4o takeaway the onrament of the flippers, and the calics, and che round ters, hs NiO i 19 The twecte balles, and the baacclets, and the bonnets, Hind ot 20 Whe tyres of the head, and the Rops, and the headbands and tie tablets, and the eareriugs, 21 The rings, and themufflers, 22 Whecolilp apparrell and the vailes, and the wimples and the criping pinaes, 23 Aud the slates, and the fine linnen, ifhonld be mani- | -andthe prideof women. f Hee theweth that this plague’ fhalbe fo hoyri- ble, that contra⸗ tieto the coms mon mener of men, which by nature areams - bitious, noné fhail be found ableor willing to be their go- uernour. 7 g Feare hall ra- ther caufe him to forfweare himfelfe, they to take fucha dane | gerous charge vpon him, b When Ged fhall examine their deedes, whereuponthey - new fet an impu- dent face, he (hall finde che marke of their impiety in thear < forehead. i Be ye thatare godly aſured that God wylde- feud you inthe miides ofthefe troubles. k Becaufethe ~~ wicked people were more ade di& to their princes, then to the commande- ments of God he (heweth that he would giue them, {uch princes, by whomthey ; fhould haue no helpe, but thar fift tokensofhis wrarhy becaule | they (hould be : foolesandefies ⸗ minate. | l AMcaningthat the rulers and gouernourshad deſtroyed hiß Church, and not < prefered it according totheisduety. m That is,vee thew all crus) elty againftthem. mn, Hemenaceti the people,be caufe ofthe crro- gancie and pride of their women, which gauz themſelues to.all wan- totnefleand diffolution, o Which declared cheizpride. p Asa figne, thacthey were not chaſte. q Which thewed their wanton, nefe, r They delited then inDippers that did creake, or had lide > plates fowed vpon them, whichtinkled asthey wants: 0.670 Sue ana {Inrehearfing andthe hoods, and the flames. all theferhings 24 And in ſtead of ſweete fanone there particularly, he ſhal be ſtinke, and ti fread of a girdle, a rent, fhew-th the and tn itean ot dreſſing ofthe baire, baid- lighracfe and nes, andin ſtead ofa Romacher,a girding oF vanitieof fuch as ſacktloth, and burning in ftsad of Beautte. cannot be con- 25 Tip men t iali fall by the lwo and tent withcome- thy rength in the batrell. lyappareilaccot- 26 Wien Hail hee gates mourne and la- dingtotheir de- ment, and ihe vena deſolate Mal lic vpon rhe gree. ground. -¢ Meaning, that God will noz onely punith the women, but their husbands, which haue fuifered this diffolutenefic, and ai fo the common wealth, which hath not remedied it, CH ATRA LISI; 1 The fmallremnaat of men after the deftru- yon of lerufakm, 2 The graces of God vpon ` them that remaixe. a WhenGod | Nd in that day alta fenen women take fhill execute this A boive of one man, faping , Hee wiii vengeance, there gate our owne bread, and wee will weare fhailnotbeone ‘our owne garinents :oncly > ict vs bee cal- manfoundto be [cD by thy nase, and take awap our € ree f thobesd toma- poch. ny women,and 2 Jn that day Halithe d bud of the. Lo - they, contrary to be beautitull and gioztous, and the trritte of ; womanly thame- the eatth Haitbeerceilent and picaiance foz fafineffe, (ball them that arecicaped of girar, feckevntomen, 3 Then he that Malbe lekt in zion, and be and offerthem- -that ſhal remaine in Jeruſalem, Wall be cat | feluestoany led boty, and cucry ene fall be written a- condition, mong the ising in Jeruſalem, b Bethou our 4. cUiben the Lod all wath the filtht- } husband „and Jet neſſe of the daughters of Zion and puracthe vs be called thy blood ot Jerulalem out oft he mids thereof wiues. by che ſpirit of siudgement,and by the ſpirtt | c Forfothey of burning. thought itto be § And the Lod hall create vpon eucriz andhusband. thereof, hacloud and finoke by Day and the d Hecomfor- hinting ofa taming fire by night: for vpon į tethctheChurch ali the! glezy ſhall be a detence. in this defolati- 6 And a couering halbefora ſhadow in on, whichthall the day fo the heate, €a place of refuge, and pres likea acoucrtfo2 the fozme* and forthe raine. ud, fiovifyin that oa es thould be as plentiful toward the faith{ul,as though {bey ipianak of the earth, as Chap: 45.8. Some by the bud of the Lord,meane Chrift, e He alludcth to the booke of lite, whercof | reade Exod.32 32, meaning Gods fecret council, wherein his elect are predeltinate to life eucrlafting, f That is, the cruelty. extortion, auarice, and all wickednefle. g Whenthingsthell be redrefied that were amifie, h Healludethtothepillarof the cloud,Fxod. 13,21. mocaning,that Gods faucurand prote@ion fhould appeare in cucry plece. i The faithfull are called the glory of God, becaufe bis image „and tokens of his grace (hineinthem, k God promifeth co be the defence of his Church againft a Itroubles and dangers, ~ CHAPE 1- Vader the fimiltude of the vine ,h2 defcri- E beththe ftate ofthe pesple, 8 Of tkerr avarice. : 1r Their drunkenneffe. 13 Of their captauitaie. fa The Prophet Njn wili* q fing to my > beloued a ong by this fong ofiny beloued to his vinevart,* gy bee $ docth fet before loued Had ac vineyard fit a very kruitkuil the peopleseyes pl, ` ‘ theiringratiende, 2 Ant he hedged it, and gathered ont the f and Gods mercy. {tones of tt, andhe planted tt wiry the beſt b Thatis, to | God: Lere.2.21.atth.2¥.33. © Mecnning, that hehad planted | his Caurch ina place molt plentifull and abundant, withoutanhead place okmount Zion, Œ vpon the aſſen blies plants, 4 and be built a tower inthe mids d Helpared cog thereof and made a winepreſfſe thereimthen diligence nox he looktd chat tt onid bung forth grapes; colt, K but it brꝛought e forth wilt grapes. ` Inthe ſcuenth 2 etw therefore, D mhabitants of Je- verſe he decla- rhialent, and men ot Judah, iudge, J pray Teth what they pou,f betweene me snd my vineyard, — were. 4 Ghat could J haue done any moto F He maketh Ip vineyard, that Jhane not Dene vnto them iudges in it? why have J leoked that it bouid bring theit oune caufe, foosth grapes, ant it bzingeth keorth wilde forafiuch asit grapes? was cuident that § And now F will tell yon what F wil! they were the Doc ta my vincpards Je wilitake away the caule oftheir Hedge thereof, and tt halibe eaten bp: wil owne ruine, breake the wall thercofand it ſhal be troden g Iwiiltakeno Bowne: more carc fof ig: 6 And FJ tuilltay tt wafe: it ſhall not be meaning that he cit nor Dig ged, but piers, and thornes half would take from grew vp: 3 wutllalio command the clondes them his word that they raine noraine bpon te. and miniflers, 7 @ Dively the vinepard ofthe Lordof andall other beftsis tye boule of Iſracl, andthe men of ccmforts,end Judah «re his pleatant plane, and Gee logs fend them con- ken fozh iudgenient , but beholde eppel wary plagnes, fon ; toz rightrouſneſte, butbeboldia ctype h Iudgrraent & Wig. righteoufheffe aie 3 oe unto them that fopne boue to crue fraits febe houſe, and fay field ro field, till tyere bee no Feare of God,ard k place, that ye maybe placed bp pour felues thereforein the in che mtos of the earth. cruel oppreffors Q Thisis in mine! eared, fayth the Lode there is no reli- of bots. urelp many poules hall bee de⸗ gion. folate, cuen great, and faire without inka: i Of them that bitant. ; : are opprefied, 10 fo: ten acres of pines (hall pezlD- one k To wit,forthe ~bath,and the ſeed ofan” homer yall pegld poore to dweil an °ephah, in. II @ Adoe vnto them that r rife vp early | Ihaue heard to follow druukenneſſe, andto them that thecomplaine continue vntill anight, allthe wine Dogin- andcry ofthe fiame them. : poore. 12 Zud the harpe, and biole, timbel and m Which cen- pipe, and wine are in their teaites: but they taneth about regard not the * worke of the Lord, neither ren pottels: fo confider the worke of his hands, . that cuery acre 13 Gherefoze mp people £ ts gone into thouldbutyeeld. captinitp,vecaule they badtno knewtedge, one potrell. aud the glory therecf are men kamiſhed, n Whichcone and the multitude thercofts Dated vp with raineth an hune thirſt. dreth poitels. 14 Therefore Hell hath enlargedit felfe; o An epbah ant bath opened bis mouth without Mea- containethten {ure,and their glory, Etheir multttude, and pottelsand isin their pompe, and de that reioyceth among cry things as them, all deſcend into it. muchas Bathis 15 And man Hall be broughe downe, and in licours. man fhallbe humbled, cuen the epes of the p That fpareno proud foall be humbled. paine nor dili- _ 16 And the Lom of hols Hall beeralteD gence to follow in tudgement,é the holy Sod Hall Ge fancti: their tufs. fied tn iuſtice. g Which are never weary of theit rioting and execfitue pleaſures: but vieall meznesto prouoke tothe fame, r They regard not the prouident care of God ouer them,nor for what end he bath created them. f° Thatis,thall cers taincly goe: for fo the Prophets vfe to fpeake. as thovgh the thing which fhall come to paffe, were done already, t Becauſe they would rot obcy the word of God. u Meaning, the graue fhall fwallow vp them that fhall die for hunget and thirft, and yet forall this great dejizudtion, irfhall neuer be ſatiate. ‘ k4 17 Then ost Gods graces on the {mallremnant. Chap. tiij.v. Againftcouetoufnes & rioting. 200 Nomen aTe Vtter deftruction for finne, Iſaiah. Mans lips polluted, x Godcomfor- 17 Then Mall che lambs feed after chetr {2 thepeete of the Death ofking Cssiah, teththepoore manet, and the rangers Hall eatethe dela» Le J (aw allo che Lam fitting uyon ane? high a God theweth lambesofhis = {ate places of the fat. $i throne , and lifted vp, and the lower: parts not himfelfe to Church, which 18 C (Hac unto chem that Raw iniquity thereof filled the Temple. By man in his maic- hadbenei{tran- withycords of vanity, and Gune, as with 2 Thei Deraphims tood vpon it:euery fie, bur accor- gers in other = Cart ropes: i one had fire wings: with cwaine he couered dingas mans ca- Countreys,pro- ¶ 19 pich fay,z Let him make (peede: dhisetace,and with twaine heecoucred hig pacity isableco mifiag that they let hun haten his workethat we map feeit: £feete, and with twaine he Divs fie, comprehend himy fhoulddwellin and let the countelof the holy Due of Ilcact 3 And one crped ta another, and ſayde, that is, by viſible thofe placesa- draw neere and come, that we may knowe * Woly, holp, baly is the Lazu of holtes: the fignes, as Iohn gaine,whereof it. whole: wala ts fullafhts glory. Baptift faw the they had bene 20 MHochnto them that ſpeake goodof 4 And the lintels of the Booze cheekes holy Ghoftin depriuedby the euill and euillof good, which put darkneſſe kmooued at the voice of him that cried, and theforme of a facandcrucllty- ` fo? light, ¢ light for darkeneſſe, that put bite the houle wag filled with fmoke. doue. rants. ter for cetẽ, and ſweete foz lowe. y Which vfealt allurements,oc- 21 Cae unto them that arewile in their owne epes, and prudent in their owue light. 5 Then F latd,! oris mesfo2 g] am vn Done, becaule Jama man of polluted lips, and J Dwell in the mids of a people of pollu: b Asaiudge ready to giué fencence, cafions and ex- 22 Woz vnto them that are mighty ta tedlips: for mine eyes baucleene the King c Ofhis gar- cules toharden Dztnke wine, and to them that are trong te and Lo: of halts. ment, or of his theirconfcience powꝛe in ſtrong minke: 6 Then flew one ofthe Seraphims bit- throne, in finne. 23 Ahich tuitific the wicked foz a re⸗ tome with an hot cole in His hand, which d They were z Hetheweth ward, and take away the righteoulnelle of bee had taken from the m altar with the Angels,fo called, what are the the righteous from pun. tongs : becaufe they words of the 24 Therefore as the flameoffire Denous 7 And he touched my month, and fayd, wicked, when they are mena- ced with Gods iudgements,2, Pet.3.4. a Whichare not > afhamed of fin, nor care for ho- nefty, but are growen toa de- {perate impiety. b Which are contemners of all do@rine and admonition, c Which are ne- ner weary but fhewe their ftrength,& brag in gluttony and diunkennefle. d Boththey and their poſterit y, lo that nothing fhall be lefr. reth the ſtubble, andasthe chafte fs conſu⸗ wied of the flame: fo theis d roote thall be ag rattennelle, and their bud fall rile wp Itke Dult, becaule they banz cat off the Lawe of the Lod of halts, and comtemned the woa of the boly Due of Iſxael. 25 Therefore isthe wrath of the Lorde kindled agatalt his people, the hath ſtret⸗ chev out Dis e hand upon them, ¢ hath finite ten them that the mountaines did tremble; and their carkeiſes were torne in the ming of the ſtreetes, and Foz all this his wath was not turned away, but his hand was ſtret⸗ ched out till. 26 Andhewill ltt bp a lignef vnto the nations afarre, t will bile vnto them from the endofthe earth: and behold, they Mall come haltily with (peed. 27 Rone Wal s faint no: fal among them: none Hall lumber no: (leepe, neither Mall the girdle of Hislopnes bev looſed, noz» the latchet of hts ſhooes be broken: 28 Whole arrowes Halbe arpe, and all his bowes bent : his hozic hooues fhall bee thought like flint, and pis wheeles like a Loz, this hath toucged thy lips, and thine iniquity all be taken away, and thy finge Wall be purged: 8 Alto J| heard the vopce sf the Low, laying, Whom hall Iſend? and who ſhali goe fo vs? Then 3 fain, Here am J, fend meg. i 9 And he fain, Go,and fay vnto this peo- ple, De Hall heare in Deed, but pe hall not pnderttand: pe Hall plainly te,and nat per- ceiue. Io Wake the heart of this people fat, make their cares heanyp, and hut their eyes, left they (ce with thetveyes, and heare with their cares, t vnderſtand with thetr hearts, and conuert, and be heale toem. Il Shen laid J. Lord, P how long ? And hee anfwered, Untill the cities bee waſted without tnbabitant,and the houſes with- out man, and the land be utterly Delolate, 12 And the Lod baue remooned men farre away, and therebe a great deſolatton in che mos of the land. wereof a fiery colour,to fignifie that they burnt inthe loue of God, or were light as fire to execute his will, e Signifying, that they were not ableto en- dure the brights neffe of Gods lory. Whereby was declared that _ man was not able to fee the brightneffe of God in them, g Which thing declareth the prompt obedi- ence of the An- gels to execute Godscommandement.. h This often repetition fignifieth,that the holy Angels cannot fatisfie'themfelues in prayfing God, to teach vs that in all our liues we fhould giue our Rlueste the continuall praife — of God. i His glory doeth not onely appeare in the heauenss but through all the world, and therefore all creatures are bound to — prayfebim, k. Whichthings were to confirmethe Prophet that _ it was not the voyce of man: and by Bpeinoke was fignified the blindneffe that fhould come vpon the Tewes. 1 He {peaketh this for two caufes: the one, becaute hethat was a mortall creature, and therefore had more neede to glorifie God then the Angels, did it not: and the other, becauſe the more neere that man approcheth to God, the moredoth hee knowe his owne finne and corruption, m Of the burnt offerings, where the fire neuer went out. no This declareth that man cannotrender true obedience to Gad, till be haue purged vs. o Whereby is declared that for the malice of man Ged willnot immediatly take away his word,but he will caufe it to be preached to their condemnation, whenasthey will notlearne thereby to obey his will, and be faued : hereby he exhorteth the mi- niftersto do their dusty, and anfwereth to the wicked murmurers, that throughtheir owne malice their heart is hardened, Matth. 13. 14. A%,28.26.Rom.11.8. p Ashewas moued with the zeale of Gods glory, fo was he touched witha charitable affe@tion toward the people, I3 Bus whirlewind. 29 Wis roaring hallbe like a lion, and he fhalroarelike lions whelps:they Wali roare and lay boltet the pap: they hall take tt ae way, ana none Hall Deltuer te. tures,ifthey had 30 AnD in that Day they Hall roare vpon benefoplagned, thent,as the roaring ofthe ſea: and ifk they would haucbene leokeynto the earth, behold darkeneſſe, and morcfenfible, fow and the light Halbe Darkened in their and thereforehis + FRES, plagues muft ; ; continuerill they begin to feele therm. f Hewillmakethe Baby- lonians to come againft them at his becke, andto fight vnder his ftanderd, g They thal be prompt.and lufty to execute Gods ven- geance. h Theenemy fhall hauc noneimpediment, i Where- by is declared tbe cruelty ofthe enemy. K The Tewes fhall find nofuccour, 1 Intheland offudah. / CHA Py. VI. xı Ffaiah fheweth his vocation by the vifion of the diuine maiefty, 9 He fheweth the obſtinacie ofthe people. 11 The deftruction of the land, 13 The remnant referned, e Hethesveth that God had fo fore punithed _ this people,that the dumme crea- Tfaiabcomforteth Ahaz. q Meaing,the 13 But yet tnitthalibevatenth,and hal tenth pit: oras returne,t Wallbe eaten bp as an elme "02 as fome tite, it was an oke wbich bauca fubttance in then, whe reueild to Ifaiah they cait their leaues: fo the bolp ſeed Wall bee forth confirma- the ſubſtance thereot. tion bis pro- phefisthat ten kingsfhould come before their captiuity, as were from Vzzah to Zedekiah. r For the fewnefle they (hall feemeto bee cate vp: yet they (hall after flourith asa tree, which in winter loofegh his fauces and feemeth to be dead, yet in fummer is frefh and greene, C HVAR: VAL 1 Lerufalem befieged. 4 Lfasah comforteth the king. 14 Chrift u promifed. 3Kinz.16.5, A AD in the Dayes of * Ahaz, the fanne of r HOria. Jotham, the ſonne cf Uzziah king of Jus + To wit,thefe- pah, Rezin the king of || Aram came vp,and sond time: forin JPekah the fonne ot Remaltay king of Jira- thefirftbattell el, to Jerufalem tofightagainigit, butheg Ahaz was ouer- could not ouercome tt. tome. 2 And tt was talde the houle oft Danin, b Meaning,the faping, Aram ts topned with: Ephraim: kings houfe. therefoze his heart was amoued, tthe heart c Tharis, Ifrael, of his people, asthe trees of the-fozreit are becauſe that tribe moued by the winde.. aH wasthegreateh, 3 @ Thenfayd the Lord vnto Iſatah, Go Gen.48.19. forth now ta meet Aaz (thou and e Shear- d Forfeare. iaſhub thy onne) at the ende ofthe conduite € That istofay, of the vpper poole, in the path ofthe fullers the rcft thall re- fiel3, turne : which 4 And lay onto him, Take heede, andbe namelfaiah gaue ftiil,feare not , neither bee fapnt hearted foz hisfonne, to fig- the two tatles of theſe finoking | firebsands, nifie,that the relt fo? the furious wath of Resin and of Aram, ofthepeople and of Remaliahs tonne: fhouldreturne Becauſe Aram hath taken wicked coun outoftheir cap- ſel againſt thee,& Cphzatin,and Remaliahs tiuity. fonne ſaying, f Which haue 6 Let vs gn bp againt Judah,and let vs but alitle fmoke, waken them vp, and make a breach therein and fhall quickly fo: vs, and feta king in the mids therotjeuen bequenched, the foune ots Tabeal. g Which wasan. 7 Thus ſayth the Lord Gov, Fe ſhall not Mraelite;andas ftaud neither fall it be. fcemeth,enemy 8 JFoathe head of AramisDamalcus,and tothehoufeof the head of Damatcusis Resin; and within Dauid, © flue and > theeetcoze yeere Ephraim hall bee h Counting from deſtroyed fram being a people. the fiue &twene o Andthe head of Ephraim is Sama tieth yeere ofthe ria and the bead of Samaria is Rematltalys reigne of Vzzi- fonne.Jfyebeleenenot,furely pe hall not be , eſtabliſhed. 10¶ And the Lord ſpake againe vnto A- haz, ſaying, -II Afkeia ſigne fo: thee ofthe Lord thy Gon: afke it, eirher in the Depth beneath, oz the Ifraclites inthe beightaboue. 3 i fhouldbe led in- 12 But Abaz fayd, J willnot aike, nei- toperpetuall cap- ther will J * tempt the Loꝛd. tinitie, which 13, Then hee fayde, Weare vou new, D thingcameto houlſe of Dauid, Is ita ſmall thing foz pou ah,at what time Amos prophe- fied this thing, and now Ifaiah confirmeth that paffewithin fo griene Imen, that ye willalo grieue my twentieyeere af- Goan? | ter that IGiah did thismeffage. . i For the confirmation of this rhizg, that thine enemies thal be deftroyed,and thou preferued, k Not to beleeue Gods wotd without a figne ,isto tempt God : but to refufea figne - when God offereth it for the aydeand helpe of our infirmitie, 1s to rebellagaint him, 1 Vou thinke you haue to do with men, when ye contemne Gods.meflengers; but it is God,againft whom youbend your (clues. Chap. vij. viij. Chrift promifed. 261 E I4 Therefor the Lom- himſelfe will m Forafmuch giue pou a figne . Behold, the virgine all asthou art vn- concetue and beare a ſonne, and fhe fhall call worthy, the bis name |i Jmmany-el. Lord for his 15 9 Butterand bony fall be eate, till he owne promife haue knowledge to retule the cutll,e to chule fake will giue a the good. figne, which shall 16 jForafoze theo child fall haue know. be, chat Chrift ledge to eſchew the euill,tto chufe the good, the Sauiour of the land that thou abbozrelt,fhal be fozfaken bis Church and of both her kings, the effec of all 17 The Lod ſhall bring bpon thee, and fignesand misa- bpon thy people,and bpon thy fathers boule cles,(hall bere- (the Daves that baue not come from the Day uciled. that p Ephraim Departed from Judah )euen [Or,Gedwith vs, theking of 1 Alchur which name cas 18 Andinthat day hallthe Lod hile foz agree to none but the flie that isat the vttermoſt part ofthe to him, that» floods of Egypt, and fo: the Bee which isin both God and the land of Sffhur, ; man. _ I9 And they Hall come and thal liaht all n Meaning,that in the Belolate valleps.and in the holes ok the Chriftisnot one- tockes,and vpon al thozny places,and bpon ly God but man all buie í places. allo, becaufe he 20 Ju that Dap hall the Loꝛd Wane with thallbe nouri- a ralo? that tg hired,euen by them beyond the thedas other riuer bythe king of Aſchur, the head and the men, vneill the baire of the tfcete, andit Hall confume the age ofdifcretion. beard. o o Nor meaning 21 And ín the fame Day Halla man» non- Chrift, but any. rif a pong kow, and two ſheepe. child : for be- 22 And fo: the abundance of milke that foreachild can thep Hail gine, he Hall eate butter:fo2 butter come to the and bony pall euery one eate, which is left yeeres of difere- within the land. tion,the Kings 3 And at the fame Day euery place,wher· of Samaria and in thathe athoufand vines,fhalbe at a thou⸗ Syria hall bee fand pieces of ſiluer: fo it ſhalbe foz the bꝛiers deftroyed. and foz the thoznes. p Sincethetime 24 ith arrowes and with y bow fall that the twelue one come thither: becaule all thelan’ hall tribesrebelled be briers and thoes. j j vnder Roboam,. 25 But owzall pmountaines,which hal q In whom be digged with the mattocke,there hall nat thou baft put come teitherthefeare of hiers and thornes: thy cult, but they (hall be forthe fending out of bule r Meaning, the lockes, and fo? the treading of fgeepe, Egyptians: for by réafon the countrey is hot and moyft, itis full of Flies,as Affyria is full of Bees, — f Signifying that no place fhall be free from them, t Thatis,that which is from the belly downward ; meaning that hee would deftroy both great and ſmall. u He that before had a great number of cate tell, Mallbe content with one kow and two fheepe. x The num- ber of men (hall be fo {mail,that a Few beafts (halbe ableto nourith all abundantly, y Astheythat goetofecke wild beafls among the bufhes. z Themountainescontrary to their wont, (hall beetilled: by fuch as fhall flee to them for ſuccour. CHAP. VITI. 14 The captiuitie of Ifrael and Judah by the Alfyrians. 6 The infidelitie of the Iewes. 9 The deftruction ofthe Affyrians. 14 (brift the ftone of fuenbiing tothe wicked,.19 The wird of Gad mufi be inquired at. 3 Maour rbe Low (aid vato me, Take theca? great rolland wite in itb with a That thou. a mans pen, Dake {peed to the ſpoile: hake wayelt wricein tothe pray. great letters, to theinrent it may — bemore eafilyread. b Meaning,after the common. fathion: bee caule all men mightreade its Z Then: ' (The waters of Shiloah. c Becaufe the -thing was of gteat impor- aE ronke i thefe two wit- neffesywhich _ were of credite * with the people, when he fecebis vp vpon the dore ofthe Temple, - albeit Vriah was a flattering by- poctice 2 King, 46,01, d Meaning,to bis wife,and this was doaeina vifion, llOr raske Beede to the Poile: haſt⸗ to the pray. e Before any child be abie to . Speake, f Thacis, thear- . my of Affyria, g which wasa » fountaine ar the ſoote of mount Zion,outof the which ran a ſmal | Siuer through the citie: meaning, that they ofig- dah diftrufting their owne pow- er, which was Amall,defired fuch power and {riches as they ‘| faw in Syriaand Hirzel. Yh Tharis, the Aflyrians, which ‘¥dwell beyond JEupbrates. | ‘fa At thall be rea- (then, kK He (peaketh thisto Mefliah for Chrif, in foited,and who would not fuffer } his Church tə ine office, is IUS | fauenohopein God.. p In ig Vpon him in aduerficie, patiently looking for his helpe, and fea- jing to do any thing hichare his elc&, and reie@ ain{t whom the Iewes 4 |.Pct.2.7,8. t Though all forfake me, yet yethatare mine keepe “fy word (urg fealed inyour hearts, 2 Their Htooke vnta mee é faithfull wit- neies to reco2d, Cirtal the Miet Zergari ab che onne of Jeberechiah. 3 Aiter, I came vnto the s Provbetefle, hich concetuen and bare a ſoune. When fayd the Lord to mee, Call bis name, ! Was her halalhaſh baz, 4 Ffoꝛ betoꝛeẽ the chila ſhall haue know · ledge to cry, Ay father and iny mocher; f Ye ai take swap toe riches of Damatcus,and the fpoyleot Samariã, before the King of Aur FAP ' § E And the Lod (pake pet againe vnto me faving, . 6 Becaule this people hath refulea the waters ofe Shtloay char runne ſoftlp, and Keroue wiry Resin, and the lonne of Rema» tay, 7 How therefore beholde,the Lord bain: geth vpwpan them the waters af the Ri uer mightte and great, euen the Kiug orgi fur wh all his gloz», and be hall come vp be all thetr ringes and goe oucr all theit anes, me he 8 And hall bake tute Judah, and wall oust owe and pafe tbough, and hall come bp ta rhe? neck,and the firetching out of bis tings ali fll che bꝛeadth ot chp lane, D k Immanuel. 9 Gather together on heaves , D pez Mpeople,and pe ail be broken in pieces, and hearken all ye of facve countéeys: gpd pour ſelues, and you Mall bee bzoken in pieces? gird pour ſeluts, and pou all bee broken in picces. å 10 Takecounil together, yet. hall bee brought to nought ponguncea dectee yet Mallit not and; fo: Gad is wtth vs. AL Foꝛ the Lord (pake thus te mec, ia ta Ring "of mine HarD and taught mee, that g poun noi walke tn the way of this people, aping, I2 Sapyee not, A -confeveracte to ati fdan, to whom this people faith a confedera: Cle,netther frare pod o therr feave, nozbee a: fratd okthem. 13 P@anctifie the Lod of hoſtes, and let bim be your keare and let him be por ReaD, 14 And he Halbe as a Hanctisary t buc asa itumbling fone. and as arocke to fall bpan, to bath the houſes of Jitael and ag a fnare, and as a net to the inhabitants of ge: ruſalem. I5 And many among them Gail fumble, and Wal falt,and dail be boken,and fyall be mared.and thall be taken. 16 "Bind vp the tettimony sleale pp the | pedeitroyed viterly, 1 To witye thatareenemiesto the Church, sthe Affyrians, Eg fhould not {hrinke forthe infidelity of this people , and fo neglect n> Confent nec dendthip tbat this people feeke with ftrangers & idolaters. œ Mea- ng that they (houldnut feare che thing that they feared, which yptians,Synans,&c. m To encourage me that yethat are godly , to rhe league and patting your truft only in him, in cal- contrary to his will, q He will defend you allthe reft, whichis meant of Chrif, a- {hould ftomblesadfall, Luk. 2.3 4.ROm.9.33, > * — To ſeeke at God on Law among my diſciples. l I7 Cheretoze j will wait vpon the Load that bath hid hts tace from the pouf ot Jaa⸗ ENE E kob,and 3 wili toote foz him. pace EY IS Behold. J and thetcyitoren whom the í Meaningihe Lord hath ginen me,are a5 tignes aswon. thar weres " Dersin Jiraci, bp che Lord ot hokea, which to beare & oky , Dwellcry in mount Sta, the word of hd, 19 Ang when they igal fap bute you, Eire whoa the wi quite attbem thar haue a lpirite ot bisina- bared,asthon tion, gat the loothlapers, yich whiſper and they were mo murmure, " Ayould noc a people cuguice at fers andnot their God? from rye * lining to the uead? worthy totiue, 20 To ithe t Law, and to che teſtimonp, t This wasaco iftheptpeake uot accopzing tro chis wezBiics folationin their vecante there is noz light rit then _ troubies,knows 21 Tien be that re attucted and fami⸗ ing thar notbing ihed, yali goto and fro init sand whest he coulicome vito fal be bungep, ve Wail euen frer Humieltc, them, utby the | b and curie Hts king aud Yre gods; and (pail. will of che Lord, looke ppward. u Anfwere the 22nd when hee Halilooke to the earth, wicked thus, y behold trouble,and ftroped becanſe of the * anopnting. is 28 Deis comey to Aiath,hee ts pafled in to Migron: at Michmalch hal he lay vp bis armour. 29 Chey hane gone ouer the foo2d : they lodged inthe lodging at Geba: Ramah ts a- frain: Gibeab of Daul is fled away. 39 Lift wp thy voice, D daughterGallim, caule Laith to beare, D poore Anatyoth. 31 Madmenah ts reinooued: the inhabi- tants of Gebum haue gathered themſelues together. AR l 32 Pet there isa time that he will Kay at f20b: hee ſhall lift up bis hand towarde the mount of the Daughter Sion, the bill of Je⸗ ruſalem. 33. Beholde, the Lord Ged of hoſtes Mall cutoff the hough with feare,and they of hic | 1 Meaning,that God is alight to -cofort his people, & 4 fire to burne his enemies, m That is,the Affyrians, n To wit,body & foule vtterly. © When the bat-- tellis loft,and che ftandard taken. p This isthe end of Gods plagues toward his,to bring themto him, & to forfake all truit in others, g This {mall nú- _ber, which fee- med to be confu» med, and yet ac- cording to Gods decree is faued, thalbe fufficient to fil al the world with righteou(- nefle, [f As the Bgypti- ‘ans did punih thee, Reade Chap, 9:4. u When the ff raelites paffed f through by the {lifting vp of Mo- { fes rod,and the 4 enemies were f drowned, Exod. 14.28. x Becaufeof the f promife made to that kingdome, whereby Cbrilts f king dome was prefigured, y He defcribeth by what way the | Affyrians fhould ‘come againft le- tufalem,to con- firme the faithful whenit fhould ‘peometo palle, that as their | plague was come, fo fheuld they be delinered. ⁊ Feare arid deftru- &ion fhall come vpon ludab: for the princes and the people ſhall all | [ibe led away captiues, j i Malah; A prophefie of Chrift. ftature fhallbee cut off,and the high ſhall be Humbled. 34 And he hal cut away the thick places of tye tozveit with yon, and Lebanon iall baue a mighty fall. CHAP. XI. 1 Chrifi borne of the root of Iſhai. 2 His vertues and hingdom. 6 The fruits of the Gofpel. 10 The calling cf the Gentsles, B Cit there Wali come aa rodde fozth of the a Becaufe the itock of JMai, and a grate fhal grow out captivity ef Ba- of his roots. sä bylon wasa fi- · 2 And the Hpirit of the Lorde ſhall reſt gure ofthe fpiri- bpon bint: the Spirit of wiſedome t ynder- tual] captiuty tanding thbeDptrit of couniel and ttrength, vnder fiane,ke the Spirit of knowledge, and of the feare of fheweth that our the Lord, true deliuerance 3 And Hal make him prudent in the feare mult come by ofthe Lod: foz be hall not tudgeatter the Chrift: for as Da- light of hts eyes, neither repzooue by the bea uid came out of ring of his eares: I{haia man witha 4 But with rightcoufnelle thall he iudge our dignity: fo the pooze,and with equity hal be repzoue foz Chrift (heuld the mecke of theearty: and bee Wali» (mite come of a poore the earth with the rodde of hts mouth, and carpenters houfe, with the breath of bis lippes thal he flap the as out of adead Wicked. ftocke,Cha.s 3.2. S And tuttice hall bee the girdle of hig b All thefe pro- lopnes, and faythfuinelle the girdle of his petties can agree reynes. to none but onely 6 Thes Melée alſo Hall Dwell with the vnto Chriſtafor it Lambe, and the Leopard thall lye with the Kidde and the Calke and the Lpon,and the fatte beat together, and a little childe halt teade them. 7 Ana the Cow.and the Beare ſhal feed: their pong ones Wall lye together: and the tyon thal eate traw like the butlocke. 8 And the fucking childe Hall play vpon the hole of the Atpe,e rhe weaned child waii put his hana vpon the Cockatrice hole. 9 Then Hail none hurt noz deitroy in all the mountaine of mine holines:foz theearth ſhalbe full ef rye Knowledge of the Lord, as “the waters that coner the fea. IO And inthat day the roote of Jai, which hall tande vp foz a figne vnto the © people, the nations ſhall {ecke ynte it,and bis! ret ſhalbe glozisus, II Andin the fame Dap wall the Lorde ftretch out his hand s agatne the fecond time wherein the like to pofletic the remnant of His people (which affe@ions reignes ſhalbe left)ot Aſſhur, and of — and of but Chrift by his Pathos, and of Ethiopia, and of Glam,anp Spirit {hall re- of Hhinear,and of amath, and of the ples formerhem,and of the ea. worke in them 12 And be Hall (ct vp a figneto the nati> fuch mutual cha- ons, and alemble the diſperſed of Iſrael. and rity,that they thal gather the ſcattered of judab from the foure be like lambes, cozners of the wold. fauouring and S louing oneano- ther,and caf off all their cruell affe ions, Chap. 65.25. d Itthatl bee in asgreatabuncanceas the waters inthe Sea. e /Heeprophe- ficth of the calling of the Gentiles, f Thatis, his Church which heealfo calleth his reft, Pfal.132.14. g For God firft delinered his people out of Egypt, and nowe promifeth to deliuerthem outof their enemies handes, as from the Parthians, Perfians, Caldeans, and them of Antiochia, among whome they were difperfed : and tbis is- chiefly meant of Chrift, who calleth his people, being difpegied | through allthe world. das * oe f 13 The eth the hearts of the faithfull, and mortifieth their concupifcences: and te the wic⸗ ked he is the fa- uour of death, and tothem that thall perifh : fò that all the world | fhal be {mitten with this rodde, which is his word, c Men becaufe ` oftheir wicked’ - affe&ions are namedby the names of beafts, — is heethat touche ™ A thankeſgiuing. $ h Herehede- 13 The hatred allo ok Ephraim hall de- fcripeth the con- part,and the aduerſaries of Judah fall bee fent that fhailbee cutoff; Ephraim fall not enuie! Judah, inbis Chureb,& neither ſhall Judah vere Ephraim: their victoty a- 14 But they Hall fice vpon the Hhoulders Zainſt theit ese · ofthe Philiſtims towarde the idet; they mics, ſhal {poile them of the Catt together: Coon i Mcaning,acor- and {Boab Halbe the ttretching out of their ner ofthelea handes, and thechildzen of Ammonia theit thatentreth into obedience. the land,&hath 15 The Loꝛd allo hal btterly deſtroy the the forme ofa i tongue ofthe Egyptians fea, and with his tongue, mighty winde Wall lift vp bis hande * oner k Towit,Nilus thertuer, and fhalliimite him in bis feuen the great riuer of ftreames,¢caule men to Walke therein with Egypt, whichen- ſhooes. trethintothefea 16 AnD there hallbeea path to the rem· Chap. xii. iil. -m igainft Babylon. 263 gathered together : the Lozd of hoftes nam- beth the botte of the battell. § Thep come from a far countrey, from the endeof the heauen; even the Lozo with the e weapons of his wath to deftrop the whole land. 6 Worwle f pou, foz the Day of the Lo: is athand; tt thal come asa dettroper from the Almightie. 7 Therefore hal al bands be weakned, and all mens hearts Mali melt, NA 8 And they hall be afraid:anguiſh and ſorow fhail take chem, ¢ they Yal hane paine, as a woman that trauaileth: eucry one Hall be amazed at his netgbbour, and their faces thalbe like ¢ flames of fire. 9 Bebhold,the day of the Loꝛd commeth, e Thearmie of the Medes and the Peſians a- gainft Babylon, f YeBabylo- nians, g The Babylo- nians anger and griefe fhall befo much, that their faces fhall burne as fire. h They that are with feuen nant cf his people, which are leftofAtijur, cruci, with wrath and fierce anger totay the overcome Mall fircames, like as it was onto F{rael in the daythat he land waſte: and he hall Deftroy the inners thinke tharall | Came op out of the land of Egypt. out of it. the powersot CHAP. XIL Id Foꝛ the *ftarres of heauen and the beauen and earth Athanke[giuing of the faithful forthe mercies planets thereof hall not giue theirlight: the are againft them, of God. funne hali be Darkened in bis going foozth, Ezekiel 32.7, a Hee theweth epee ges a palt fap ín that Day,D Lord, andthe oone ſhall not canit yer light to iocl.3.15. howthe Church £7} 3 will paatle thee: though thonwattan- fhine, matth,24.29. fhall praile God, gry with me,thy wath ts turned away, and when theyare — thou comfsteit me. i deliuered from 2 Bebhold, God is mp? faluation : J will theircapriuity. truft,and will not feare: foz the Loꝛd Gow is b Ourfaluation *my ſtrength and fong: be alſo is become mp ſtandeth onely in faluation. _ God, who giueth 3 @herefoze with ioy hal pe mam wa» vs an afluredco- ters out ofthe wels of faluation. : fidence, contan- 4 And pe fhal fay in that day.* Pꝛaiſe the cieand-occafion Loꝛd:call bpon bis name; Declare bis works topraife himfor among the peeple: make mention of them, the fame. foz bis fame is exalted. Exod, 15.3. s. Ding vito the Lozd, for hee bath Done pfa 118.14. _ excellent things: this ts knowen in all the c The gracesof Wold. s 5 God hallbeo 6 Crypout and Mout, iD inhabitant of abundant that ye Zion: fo: great is the holy Dneof Iſrael in may receiuetbem the mids of ther, - in asgreat plenty, as waters out of a fountaine that is full, s.Chron,1,58. d Ye that are of che Church, . CHAP- YTIT The Medes and Perfians jhall deftroy Babylox. T He aburdenof Babel, which Iſaiah the a That is, f great calamitie, wbich & fonneof Amos DID fee, i was prophefied 2 Lift wp a ſtandard vpon the dish tocomeonBa- monntaine: litt vp the voice vnto then:wag belasamoft © the>band, that thep may goe into the gates gricuous burden, ef the nobles, - which they were g 3 baue commanded them that F haue notabletobeare ‘fancttfied ; and J haue called the mightte Iniheferwelue tomp wath, and them that reiovce in mp chapters follow- 4 glozp. — ing,hefpeaketh 4 The novie of a multitude is in the ofhe plagues mountaines like a great people: a tumultis wherewithGod dus voyce of the kingdomes of the nations would ſmite thefe frange nations ( whome they knewe) to declare that God cha- ftifed the Ifraelites as his children, and thefe othersashis enemies: alfo that if God fpare not thefe that be ignorant, that they muft not thinke ftrange if be punifhed them that haue knowledge of his Lawe th andkeptit not. b Towit,to the Medes and the Perfians, c That prepared and appoynted to execute my iudgements, - d Which willlingly go about the worke whereunto Iappoynt them, but how the wicked do this read Chap. 10,6, II And J wil vifite the wickednefle vpon the i wozi, and their tniquitte bpon the wic· keD, and J will caule the arrogancte of the * proud to ceale,and will cat Down the pride of tyrants. 12 3 will make a ! man moze precious | then fine goin, euena man aboue the wedge of their great of gold of Ophir. empite. 13 Therefore J wil hake the heauen, and k Henoteth the the earth fhall remooue out of ber place in principall viee,. the wath of the LoD of hoſtes, inthe Day wherunto they of bis fierce anger. were moft gi- 14 And Itt hall beas a chaſed Doe, and wen,as are all. asa ſheepe that no man taketh vp + eucry that aboundin man fyaliturne to his owne people, and flee wealth. each one to bis owne land. `" = F He neteth the 15 Euery one that is feund,fhalbeftriken great flangheer thozew : and — toyneth bimfelfe, that ue be, ſee⸗ ail fali by the two. ing the enemie 6 sei scpitozen alfo hall be bꝛoken thallneither for inpteces befoze thet eyes ; their houles Halt gold, or filucr, be {pople and their wines rauiſhed. fpare a mans life 17 Bebholve, J will ſtirre vp the Medes as verfe 17. againit them, which fall not regard fluer, m Meaning, the: noz be Defrous of gold. power of Baby» 18 lith bowes allo ſhall they deſtroy the lon with their — chtidien, and all haue no compaffion vpon hired fouldiers, the fruit ofthe wombe, and their eyes hall P/ad.137.9. not (pare the children. : n This was not 19 And Babel the glory oF kingdomes, accomplithed — the Deautieand prive of the Caldeans Wall when Cyrus beeas the Dettruction of God in Sodome tooke Babylon, . and Gomoꝛah. a _ but afterthe 20 Ft Hall not beinhabited fo? euer, net: death of Alexa ther fhallit bee dwelied in from generation der the great, to generation : neither hall the ° Arabian Gene.19.24. pitch bis tents there, neither fyall the Heep: iere. 50.40. $ beards make their folds there- _, © Who vier 21 But p Zim thal lodge there, and their go from countr poules halve fullof Dhim : Dkriches hall co countreyto — atpzes fhallDaunce find pafture for Reon —— * their beafts,but there ſhallihey find none, p Which were either wilde beafts,orfoules,or wicke fpitits, whereby Satan deluded man,as by the fa ries, goblins,and fi like fantafics. gh 22: Aud i He compareth Babylon tothe whole world, becaufe theyfo efteemed them= felues by reafon ‘ LO ee - The fall ofthe 22, And Jim hat cep in their palates, and Diagonstn thetr pleaſant palaces $ anv tbe time thercotis ready tacome, and the Dapes thereot tall not be prolonged. CHAP, XIIII. x The returne of the people from: captiuitie. 4. The derifion of the King of Babylon. 11 The death of the king, 29 The deſtruction of the Phi- z: Lftims, i a He theweth _ pe a the Lord wilhaue compaſſion of Ia- why God will akob, and will pet chute Jiraci, and caule hatteto deltroy thetoreftinthetrewn iand: and the trans his enemies: te wit, becauſe he wiil deliuer bis Church, b Meauing,that the Gentiles thal be ioyned with the Church, and worlhip God. c Signifying,that get bihal topne himſelfe unto them,and they hall cleaue to the boule of Jaakob. . 2 Aud the people hall ceceine chem, and bring them ta their own place, and the honie of Jitraeldhal poſſeſſe them tn the land ot the Lozd,fo2¢leruants and hanvinaides: and they pall take them prifoners , whole cap- tues thep were, and hane rule ouer thric op- preſſors 3 CAndin that day when the Lord hal the lewesthould giue thee reft froni thy {ozrow, and from tip bee ſuperiours teare, and fromthe fore bondage, wherein to the Gen- thoi ding ferue, j tiles,4fd that 4 Then halt thou take vp ehis pꝛouerbe they fhould be brought ynder the fernice of Cirit bythe preaching of the Apoiltles,where- | by allare brought to the fubieétioa of Chrift, a.Cor. agatnit the king of abel, ¢ fay, Pow bath the eppreflour cealed 2 and the golde thirty Babel reten? § The Lorde hath broken the ron of the Wicked, and the (cepter of the rulers: is a , and ruled the nations ath; it any were perfec id peat p were periecutgs, be Di 7 The whole worlde isate ret ahd ig Quiet: they fing foz fey. Aile the firce trees reiepeed of thee, and the cedars of Lebanon, laying, Since thon art lapus Downe, no bewer came vp ae gaint ps. i : 9 Dell beneath is mooued fez thee to Fineete thee at thp comming, raiftag vp the Dead fo: thee,euen al the pincesef the earth, and Hath railed from their thzones ali the > kings ofthe nations, _ IO All they Hall crie, and fay vnto thee, Art thou become weake alloas we? art thou become like vnto vs? * 11 Thy pompe ts brought downe te the graue, & the found. of thy viols: the worme Has vnder Chee, and the worines coner 12 Dow art thou fallen from beauen, D h Lucifer, fonneof the moning? and cut Downe to the ground, which Did caſt lots bpon the nations ¢ 13 Det thoulayok in thine heart, J will alcendinte beauen, and eralt mp thionea: at bah e s oa iF will fit al- d ty. £e mountof the Congregation in pfthe wicked the lives of thei forth, ` — which know not $ har ymma wilh their deftruétion that they mayreioyce.. g In Bead of thy coftly carpets andcouerings. h. Thou that-though- kelt thy felfe moft glorious, andas it were placed in the heauen : for he morning ftarre that gocth before the funneis called Lucifer, to Whom Nebuchadnezzar iscompared. i Meaning, terufalem,wher- f the Temple was on the Northfide, as Pfal. 48.2.whereby he mea- eth that tyrants fight again{t God, whenthey perfecute his Church, ind would ſet themſelues in his place, m= ; ia, “20.5. d Thatis,he fuf- fered all violence and iniuries to be done,. fe Meaning, that hen tyrants reigne, there can bee no reft aor quietneſſe, and nienfidle crea- btureshaue occa- Hion to reioyce at their deltru- Asthough they ared,lelt thou fhouldeft trou- ble the dead,as hou didit the juing : and here. ic derideth the proud tyrannie Ifaiah. 6 Ubich Guote the people in auger with tyrant. Againft Paleftina. 14 J will afcend aboue the betabt of the cloudes,and wili be like the moſt High. Ig But thou Male beebreughte Bowne ta the graue, to che lides of the pte. 16 They that fee thee hall *loeke bpon thee, & conlidcr thee,faying, Js this the man that made the carth to tremble, and that did Make the kingdames ? 17 iQemadethe wold as a wildernefe, and deſtroyed the cities thereof, and opened not athe houſe of bis prifoners. 18 All the Kings of the nations , cuen hali flecpe tn giozp: euery oneta his own onie. Ig But thonart m caf out of the graue like an abominable branch : like the ray» ment ofthoſe that ave ſlaine: and thruſt tho row with a ſword, which goe downe to the ofthe pit, asacarketle troden vnder eet. 20 Thon ſhalt not be ioyned with them in the graue, becaule thou hat deſtroyed thincowseland, and {laine thy people: the Hehe of the wicked ſhall not be renowmes geler. a iad 21 sjp.epare a ſlaughter foz his children. foz the tniquitie of their fathers: let theiũ notrile np, noz polene the land, noz fill che faceof the wozld with cnemics. r 22 Fo F wil rile up agati them(faity &xectre Gods the Lozd of hoſtes) and J will cat of from Vacances. = Babvelthe name andthe remuant, andthe | fonne,and the nephew.tatth the Lord, À 23 Aud J wili make ita polletfion te the Lbcdachog,and pooles of water, and Z wili tweene tt with the belome of Detruction, faith the Low afholtes. -24 The Loza of hotts hath ſworne, faye ing, Dutely like as J haue purpoled,fo tall it come to palie, and as J Baite contulted, it - fall tand: : -25 °Ebhat J will bake to pieces Aſſhur in my land, and bpon my mountaines wil J tread him vnder koote: fo that bis poke Mal Depart from r them, and dis burden pall be taken of from their ſhoulder. 26 This is the countell that is conſulted bpon the whole wela, and this is the bande ſtretched out oùer all ths nations, ` deliuer you frons 27 Becan the Lord of holtes hath de · Babylon,- termined it, and who (hail Difanulltt? and p Fromthe’ bis hand is ſtretched out, and who hal turn iewes. it away? s -. .» q Read Chap, 28 EIn thye peere that King Abas died, 13.1. WwasthisdsucDen, - ` t He willeththe 29 Reiopce not (thou whole Maleſtina) Philiftims not to becaule the rod of bim that D beat thee, is reioycebecaule bzoken; foz out of the ferpents reat Halcoite thelewes are die forth a cocatricc,and the fruit thereat halbe minithedin theit a ery flying ferpent. : power: for theig 30 Foz the f firitbozne of the poore Mall frength thallbee be fed, and the needy Mall iie Dawne is lafe: greaterthen e tiez and J wilt kill thy route with famine, uerit vas. and t it haliflay thy remnant... „£ The Ifaelites, 31 Wowle,D gate ctp, D ctt: thou whole which wese land of Paleſtiña art diſſolued, foz there broughtto moft fvallcome from the * Mozth a finoke, none extreme miferie, thall be * alone at bis time appoputed. 4 borir -a EAE u Thar is, fromthe Tewesor Affyrians : for they both were Nortti k In maruciling at thee. 1 Tofetthem ae . libertie : noting his crueleie, m Thou waft not buried in the fepulchre of thy fathers, thy tye ` ranny was ſo abhorred, | a He calleth to the Medes and Perfians,and all thofe that (houlg 4 Or torte. o As I hase bee gun cto deftroy tbe Affyrians in Saneberib,{o will I continue & de- ftroy them whol- ly,when 1 thall p t To wit my, s S fom Paleftina. x Burthey fhallbe all rcady and ioyned togéther, | i ee i A prophefieagainft Moab. y Whichthal © 32 bat fhall then one anſwere y the come to enquire meſſengers of the Genttles: That the Loa ofthe fateorthe bath eſtabliſhed z Zion, and the pooze of his Church, people ball truit in it. z They thal anfwere,that the Lord doth defend his chureh,& them « that joyne themléluer thereunto. CHAP, XV. A prophefie againf? Moab, a Readehap, = 2 burden of Ayob, Gurely > Ar of BB ET) 511) Moab was dettroyed, and bronght to ti= b The chiefeci- (encena night: ſutely Rir of Hoad was tic, whereby che Deftroped,and brought ro filence ina night. - whole countrey 2 ipe Mhail goe yp të the temple, and to was meant, — Dibon tə the hte places to weepe: foz · Nebo c The Moabites and foz Medeba thal ¢ Boab howie; vpon ail thallfice to cheit etheit headsthalbe baidues, and euerp bearn idoles For {uc- fyauen, i cour ur itl 3 In their ſtreetes Hall they bee girded too late. with ſackecloth: on tye tops of their joules, d Which were ` and in their itreetes euery ane hall howie, cities of Moab. and come Downe with weeping. e Foras inthe Welt parts the people vfedito Jet their haire grow long, when they mourned, fo in the Balt parts _ they cut it off. f The Prophet _ fpeaketh thisin eperionof the 4 And Helſhbon thall crp and Elealeh: their voyce ijaibe heard vnts Jahaz: there- foze the watrtours of Moab Wall four; tbe foule of euery one ail lament in hums etfe § ine fheart Wallery fo Moab: his fugitiues hali fec vnto Zoar, san getter of three peerc old: foꝛthey Hal go vp with wee- ping by the mounting vp of Lubith: and by the way of ihoꝛenaim they Wail raile vp a try of deſtructisn. d Moabites,or as 6 Foꝛ the waters of Mimrim ſhalbe dry. oncthatfeltthe ey vp: therefore the grafic is withered, the great mdgement Hearbes conlſumed, and there was no greene ofGod,that perbe. Mouid comevp- 7 Therefore what eucry man hath lekt, and -onthem. «= — theirlubitance fhal thep beare to the! bzooke: g Meaning,that: ofthe wiliowes. ia ; itwasacitethat. § Foꝛthe cep wentrounde about the bhor: euer lived, in Dersi Moab and the howling thereof vnto pleafureandne- Eglaim,and the (criking thereof unto Beer uer felt forrow, Clim. ; h Hedefcriveth g Becaule the waters ef Dimon albe themiferable fnlikof blood: for 3 will. bꝛing moze vpon Giflipationand Dimon euenions upon hin chat eſcapeth flight ofthe Mo- of Boab and to the remnant ofthe land. abites. -| i Tohide themfelues & their goadsthere,= k Ofthem that areflain. 1 So that by nd meanes they {houldefcape thehand of Gods thus wil God puntih the enemies of his Church, j aiiai : joc2ditm CHA Pr KV He cauſes wherefore the Moabites are deſtroyed. “a Thatisjoffer a Gem aye alambe te thetaler of the wono facrifice: whereby; from the rocke of the wildernes unto tije: hederideth the mountayne of the Daughter Fion. lengdelayywhich <2. Foꝛit halbeas a bitd that? flyech, and would notrepent & neſt foꝛſaken:the Daughters of Moab Hal when Lord cal- be at tie foods of Arnon. kedthéythewing - 3 | Gather acaunlellyerechtetdgement: them that it is· ¶ «make thp ſhadowe as the night tije mid⸗ nowtoolatefee= Days hide them that are chaſcd out: bewꝛay ingthe vengeãce not hint that is fled. Godisvpon: - 4 Let my baniſhed nwel with thee: Mo⸗ them, 9 abbee thou theie-couert from the face of the b Thereishore- deſtroyer: for thceptoztioner? fhallends the medy bur you, * 2000 muſt flee. c He ſheweth wher Moab ſhould haue done,when Iſrael theirneighbounwas inaffliGion, to whom becauſe they vould giue no fhadow nor-comfort,they are now left comfontleſſe. d The Af Syrians (Rial o ppreſſe the Iſraelites but fora whiles.: Chap.xv.xvi-xvii. The caules of Moabs tall, 264 deſtroyer ſhalbe conſumed, and the oppzeffo Sallceate outoftheland. fis set And in mercy ſhall the throne be prepa · reD,and ehee Mail (it upon tt in ſtedtaſtnes. e Meaning, i ibe tabernacle of Danid, mdging , and Cbrift. lecking tudgement,and baking uifitce. f Their vaine 6 Ceke bane heard of the pride of PSaab, confidence and (hee ts perp 20ND )cuen His pꝛide and hts ar» proud brags ſhall rogancie and His indignation, but his flieg ceccine them,as fhall net be fo. lere.48.2. 7 Therefore Hal Moab bowle vnto Mo· g For all your ab: euerp one ſhall howie: (oz the fomdati- mourning,yettke ons of Kit hareleth Wall pemourne,petthep city Hallbe de- fhalbes ftricken, firoied,even ynte S Foꝛ the vineyards of heſtbon are ent: the foundations, ’ Bowne, & the wine of Dibmah “the Logs h Thais, rhe of the heathen baue bosen the principalt AGyrians, and- bines chereot: they ate come vnioi Jaazeiz other enemies: thep wanded in the wilderneffe: her goodly i Meaning, chat branches ftretchev out chemfelues, and Went che country of ouer the fea. Moab wasnow 9 Therefore wit =F weepe with the wees deflroyed,& all bug of Jaazer, aud of the vine of Stbinah, $ precious things: D Heſhbon and Elcateb, J will make thee therof were cart. Dunke with mp teares, becante vpon thp ed into rhe bor- ſummer fruites, and vpon thp baruci!a ders,ycainto o- fhouting ts fallen, ther couptreyes, 10 gnd gladnefle is taken away,andfoy and ouer the feas out of the plentifull fields; andin rhe vine: k He theseth patdcs thall bee no ſinging noz houtiug for that their plague ioy i thetreader fall not tread wine in the was fo’ grear, fit wine prefies; F haue cauled the reioycikg to would haue mo- ceaſe. ued any manto: „1I Citherefore, mpm botwels ſhall founde lament with thé, like an barpe fo: goab and mine inwarde as Pfal.rg1.5. parts for Rer·hareſh. ] The enemies 12 And when itihal appeare that Moab are come vpon Wait be wearyofbis die places,then Mall he thee, and hout | come to his” templeto pray but hee Hal not for ioy,when pꝛeuaile. ‘ they carry thy 13 This is the word that the Lorde hath commodities {poken again ft (Boab fince that time. ' ftom thêe,as™ ’ 14 Andnewthe Lod hath fpoken,fey> lere, 48.33. °° 7 ingo In thzce yeres as the peres ofan phirés m Forvery for- ` ling, € the glonyof Moab halbe contenined row and compal in all the great muititude, and the remnant fion ` foalbc verp (mall and feebie, n They thallvfe’ F? — al meansto ſecke helpe of their idoles & all in vaine: for Chewoꝝ their great god fhalt not be abletohelpethem. o Hee appointed certaic time to pu- nilh the enemiesin. p Whowil obferue iuftly rhe time,for $ which: heis hired, and ferue no longer, but will ever long for it, A prophefe of the defiracion Pamaſtus, and Epbrawn. 7 (alamity mooueth ta repentance. Te burden of> Damaſcus. Beholde, a Reade Chap, Damaſcus is taken away from beinga 23.1. city,foztt ſhalbe a ruinous heape. b the chiefe: 2 The cities of © Arocrthaloe foꝛſaken: cir of Syria. | they Wall be fo? the flockes: for they Hallie c It was a coun⸗ there,and none Hatlinake them afrayd. trey of Syriaby 3 The munition allo thal ceaſe from theriuer Arson, d Ephiiim y and thekingdome fran Da- d Irfeemeththat maftus , and the remnant of Aram (hall the Prophet __ bee as thee glozieot the childꝛenot Iſrach would eomfort ' cthe Church in declaring the deſtruction oſtheſe two Kings of Syria & Vtael, wher’ as they had con'pired the ousrthrowe of Iudah, e The ten tribes gloried intheir multitade.& alliance with other nations:therefore be faith that they Malbe brought downe,andthe Syrians alfo faith ~ »- A‘tertrouble,ioy. f M.aning ef the ten tribes, which hoaſted chem- felues of their nobility, profpe- rity, ſtrength an multitude, g As theabun- dance of curne doth not feare the harueft men that fhould cur it ~downe: no more thal the multitude of Iftael make the enemies to fhrink, vkõ God fhall appoyntto defiroy them. h Which valley - was plentiful and fertile, i Becaufe God would haue his. couenant ftable, he promifethto referue fome of this people, and to bring themto repentance, k He theweth that Gods gorte- ions euer bring forth forme fruit, and caufe bis to turne from their finnes,& to bum- ble themfelues to him. Ł As the Canga- nites left their çi- ties whe God did ace the Iras- ites there, fo the cities of Ifrael , . {hall no more be able to defend their inhabitants, then bufhes, whé God thall fend the enemie to plague them. faith che Lord of hoſtes 4 And in that day the glary off Jaakoh ſhall be unvoucethed, and the facneſſe of hts fie Halbe mane leans. § Audit halbeas when the haruel man sathereth the s come, and reapeth the eares with bis arme, andhe hall bee as bee that gathereth the cares ut the valley of t Ree phatm. _ 6 Veta gathering of grapes Hall ibe left tn tt, as the paking of an Oliue tree, two or thace berries are inthe toppe of the vtmoſt boughes, and foure orug inthe bigh ban: ches of the fruit thereof, iaith the Lozd God of Iſrael. i ; 7 At that Dap Wall a man looke to hts k maker, and bis epes hall loake ta the holy one oft Iſrael. ; 8 Ana he hall not looke to the altars the wozkes of bts one hands, neyther Mall hee looke to thole things, which his own fingers Haute made, as grones and images. 9 In that day ſhall the cities of their frenath be as the korſaking of boughes and bianches, which ‘they did forfake,becaufe of th i childzen of Iſrael, and there halve Deli ation, fo Becaule thou hat forgotten the Gon of thy ſaluation, and balt not remembzed the God of thy trength, therefore Halt thor fet pleatantplants, and falt graffe ſtrange mote branches. ay SIU II Juche day Halt thou make the plant fo growwe, € inthe moming haltthou make thy (zene to Hourtil: but the harueitfyall be gone in the day» of poſſeſſion, and there thali be deſperate forom. I2 ° Ab, the multitude ofunany people, they Wall make a found like the noyſe of: the fea: for the nople of the people mali mae a found like the noyſe of mighty wa- ers. 13 The people Hal make a found likethe nople of many waters,bur God {hall r rebuke them, and they Walt fice fatre off, and Halbe chaled as the chaffe of the motitatnes befoze A a the wind, and as a rowling thing before the: whirlewind. — : 14. Andloe, inthe euening there is 9 trove Tfaiah. DeftruGion of Egypt. euen in veſſels of > reedes vpon the waters, b Which in thofe laying, e Ga pee ſwikt meflengers, toa natisn countreyes were that is ſcattered abzoad, and (popled, vnto a great: infomuch tervible d people from their beginning euen as they made Hitherto: anation by little and tittle euen hips of chem for trodden under foote, whole land thes floods fwiftnetfe. baue ſpoyled. c This may be 3 All ye the inhabitants of the woꝛld ann taken that they Dwellers in the earth hall fee when f hefet fent other to cõ⸗ teth bp a figneinthe mountatnes,and when fore the Iewes, & he bloweth the trumpe, ve hati beare. to promife them 4 Foz the Lord fayd vnto me, J wills reſt help againft theie and beholde in my tabernacte, as * the heate enemies, & fo the Dying vp theratne, and as a cloud of deawe Lord didthrea- - in the beat of harueſt. ten to take away § soz afore the harueſt when the floure their Arength, ¥ - fs fintthed, and the frutce ig riping in the the lewesthould floure.then he hall cut Downe the baanches noc truft therein: with bookes and ſhal take away, and Cut off or that they did the boughes. : folicite the E- 6 They hall beeleft together vnto the gyptians.& pro · foules of the mountaines, and to thei beafts mifed them ayde of the earth: for the foule thal ſammer vpon to goé againtt it,and euery beatt of the carth Hall winter Tudah. 3q vponit. Tro witʒthe 7 Atthattine ſhall a *prelent be brought lewes, who be- bute the Love of hoftes, (a pesple that is caule of Gods fcattered abzoad, and fpoyled,and ofa terris plagues made all ble people from their Beginning hitherto, a other nations a- * nation by little and little euentroden vnder fraidof the like,’ foote, whale land the riners haue {poyled) to asGod threatned, the place of the Mame of the Loꝛd of hoſtes, Deur.28 37,5 °° cuen the mount ston. e Meaning, the Affyrians,as Chas’ 8,7. £ When the Lord prepareth to fight againft the Ethiopians. g Iwill Ray awhile from punifhing the wicked,, h Whicbtwo (eafons are moft profitable for the riping of fruites : whereby he mea- rieth, that hee will feeme to faueurthem, and gitie them abundance foratime, but hee will fuddenly cut them off. © Not onely men {hall contemne them, but the bruire beaftes.. k© Meaning, that God will pitie his Church, and recejue chat little &amnant as an offting vrè to himfelfe, CHAP, XIX. The deftruction of the Egyptians by the A/~ rians. 18 Of thesr conuerſton tothe Lord, Te: burden of Egypt. Beholde, the a Reade Chap.’ Lode > rideth vpon a ſwift cloude, and 13-5. ble ; but afoze the moning tt is gone. This- hall come into Egypt, and the ivoles of E b Becaufethe’ ! is the pogtton of them that [pople vs,and the gypt hallbe mooued at his pꝛeſence, and the Egyptianstrufted m Which are ex- CHAP, XVIL 2 Ofthe enemies of the Church, 7 and of the vocation of the Gentiles. O? , the s lande Gadowing with wings, : which ts beyond the riuers of Ethtopta, thiopia, which 2 Bending amballadours by the Sea, lyeth toward the š Í sea, vhich was fo full of thips,that the fayles (which he compateth to wings) (eemed to fhadow the fea, 2 He meaneth chat part of Bs lot of theni that robbe vs, beart of Caype'thall mele in the middes oF in the defence of cellent,and brought out of other countreyes,’'n ‘As the Lord threat- neth the wicked in his law, Leu.26 16. 00 The Prophet lanientech, confidering the horrible plague that was prepared again{t: I{tael by the Aflyrians, which were infinite in number and gathered of many nations. p Headdeth this for the confolation of the faithfull which were in Ifrael, q Hee compareth the enemies, the Adyrians ,toa tempelt which riſcth oner night,and in the morning is gone, et. +5 sT theircountréy, in 2 And F will (et the Egyptians agint the multitude of the Egyvttans: ſo euery one Mall fight a> theiridolesjand gainſt his brother, and euery oñe againſt his in chervaliantnes neighbont, city agaiuſt city, and KingDome oftheinmen,the i again kingdome. » Lorde fheweth 3 And the ſpirit ok Egypt ſhall faile ty chat he wil! come the miadet of her, and J will deſtroy their ouer altheir mud countel,and thepthall fecke at the foles and nitionsina fwift: at the ſorcerers, æ at them that paue ſpirits cloudyandthat ti.. of Dinination,and at the foothfayers. cheir idoles halki 4 And will deltuerthe Egyptians in · crembleathis > tothe band of cruell loꝛdes, anda mightie comming, &that King thallrule ouer them, fayety the Lora mens hearts fhall God of hotes aint: iam {35 ! r 3 » Te As hee cauſed the Ammonités, Moabites, and Idumeans to kill one another, hhen they cameto deftroy the Church of God,a.Chron,20;22,and Chaps ' 49.26, d Meaning;theirpolicie,and wifedome, S Then AgainftGodall earthly helpes faile. e Hethewethy = § Chenehe waters of thelea hall efaile, the feaand Nilus and the riuer ſhalbe Died vp and waited. theirereatriuery 6 AnD ihef riuers hall goe farre away: wherebythey the riuers of Defence fhall bee emptied and thoughtthem- Mied vp ; the recedes and flagges hal be cut felues moft fure, Downe. A Mould not bee 7 The grafic in ý riner and at the s head abletodefend ofthe rtuers, aud al that groweth by the ri- themfromhis wer, fhallwither, andbe opiucn away , and anger, but that be na m1022, he would fend 8 Che fihersallo Hallsmourne,and all the Aſſyrians they that caft angle into che rtuer, ſhall la- amongthem, © Ment, andtheythat{pzead their net vpon that (hould the waters, fhalbe weakned. i keepethemvn- 9 Moꝛeouerł, thepthatwo:ke in flare of der as flaues. diuers ſortes, ſhalbe confounded, and they F Eot Nilus raa that weaue nets. into the ſea by Io Foꝛ their nets Hall bee broken, and feuen ftreames, all they that make ponds, thall bee beanie in asthoughthey heart. were fo many IL Surely the princes ef iSoan are fooles: rivets, the counteil of the wile countellers of Pha⸗ g TheRbrew © raobis become fooliſh: bow fay pee vnto wordismouth, Phaãraoh, Jam the ſonne of che wiſe? am whereby they the ſonne ofthe ancient kings ? meanethefpring, 12 Mhere are now thy wile men, that outof tbe which they may tell thee, 02 may know what the thewatereuth. Lod of hoſtes hath determined againſt C- eth as out of a gypt? mouth, 13 The Wrinces of Zoan are become h TheScrip- _— fooles: the princes of ! Noph are deceiued, turesvferede- — thep haue decetucd Egypt, euen themcopners fcribethede- Sfthetribesthereof. ſtruction of a 14 The Lord hath mingled among them countrey byta- the (pirtt» of crrours : and thep baue cauled Kingawayof @gvptterrreineuctp worke thereof, asa thecommodi- Dzunken man erreth in bis vomit, ties thereof, as Is Zither halithere bee anp worke in byvines, flech, Egypt, which the head mapo doe, no? the fiih and fuch ` tatie, the bꝛanch no: the ruly. ozher things, 16 Juthat dap hall Egypt bee like vnto -wherebycoun- Women : fez it Wall bee afrai and feare be- ` treyesarcinrie taule of the mooning of tye band of p Lord chede of oftes, which he haketh ower it. iCalledalfo 17 And theland of Judah hall be a feare ‘Tanesafamous P pnto Egypt: cueryone that maketh men» citi¢ vpon — tion of tt, ihalbe afratde thereat, becaule of Nilus, the counfell of the Loꝛd of hottes, which bee k Henoteththe Hath Determined vpon it. : r flatterers of 18 Jn that day all fue cities in the Pharaoh: who lanne of Œgypt q ſpeake thelanguage of perfwadedthe Canaan, and Mail: fiveare bp the Torde “Kingthathe — of hofkes: one Mall be called the citie of Dee waswife,and © ftruction. - noble,andthat ` 19 Juthat day thall the altar ofthe Loyd - hishonfewas bee tn the misdesof the land ef Egypt, moſt ancient, and {o be flattered himfelfe , faying, Lam wife, } Or Memphis, others Alexandtia, aad now cailedthe great Caira. m The prin- cipall vpholdersthereof , are the chieteft caufe of their deftruction, n Forthe fpirit of wiledome , hee hath made them drunke and piddie with the {pirit of errour. o Neither che great nor the Il, the firong nor the weake. p Confidering that through ir otcafion the Iewes made not God their defence, but put their Chap.xx.xxj. Ifaiahgoeth naked. 265 — a pillar by the border thereof vnto the 20 Andit foall bee for a ſigne and fora £ There ſhall be evident fignes and tokens, that witnelic vnto the Lord of faites in the land Gods rcligion is of Egypt: tozthep Wail crie unto the Logo, there: which becaute of the oppꝛeſſors, and hee ſhall ſend maner of fpeech them +a Sauiour and agreat man, € Mall istaken of the Deltuer then. Patriarks and 21 And the Lod hall bee knowen of the ancient times, Cayptians, and the Egyptians all know when God had the Lord in that Day, and Doe = facrificeand notas yet ap. ablation, and Wali vowe vowes puto the pointed the Lod, and perfozme them. place, and full 22 Ho the Lord hati finite Egypt, be Hal maner bow he {mite and beate it : for bee (halircturne pnto would be wor the Lov, and he thall be tutreated ot them, shipped. and hall heale them. u- This declareth 23 Sn that day Wall there be a path from that this prophe- Egypt to Altur and Albur hall come in- fiefhould be aca to Egypt, and Egypt into Sihur: (othe E⸗ complithed inthe gyptians ſyall wormtp with Aſſhur. time of Chriſt. 24 In that Day lhall Iſrael bee the third x By thefe cere- with Egypt and Afihur, cuen a blefling tn the mtasof the land. monies, he com- prehendeth the 25 Forthe Loof hoſtes Hall bleſſe it, ſpitituall feruice faving , Bleſſed bee my people Egypt and vnder Chrift: Albur, the worke of mine hands,and Ilrael y By thefecwo mine inheritance. nations, which were then chiefe enemies ofthe Church , he fheweth that the Gentiles and the Tewes fhould beioyned together in one faith and religion, and fhould be all one fold vnder Chrift their fhepheard, oi CHAP. XxX. ; 2 Thethreg yeres captiustie of Egypt & Ethiopia dcfcribed by * yeres — of I faiah. Je the peerethat a Tartan came to? gi- Dad, (whens Sargon king of Affhur fent bin) anD had fought againſt Ahdod, and aken it, 2 At the fame time pake the Lozd by the Hand of Iſaiah the ſonne of Amoz, faping, Øo, €loote the ſackecloth from thp topnes, and put off thy ſhooe front thy foote. And he DiD fo, waiking naked, and barefeote. 3 And the Lon (aid, Like as myſeruant Jiatah hath walked naked , and barefoote thzee peeres,asa ligne and wonder bpon Ce gypt ant Ethiopia, 4 So ſhall the king of Aſchur take away the captinitic of Cgypt,and the captiuitie of Ethiopia, both yong men and ola men, na- ked and barefoote, with their buttockes vn⸗ coucred, to the ſhame of Cappe. § Andrhey ail feare and bee ahamen of: Ethiopia their expectation, andof Œ- gyptf their giog. i 6 Then hail the inhabitant of hiss ple fay in that Day, Bebold, (uch ts our expecta⸗ a Whowasa captaine of ae neherib, 2 King, 1817. b Acitieofthe Philiftims, c The Ebrewes write that Sa- neherib was fo ~- called. d Which fig- nifiethithat the prophet did lament the mie ferie that hee faw prepared before the three yeeres, that. he wernt naked and barefoot= ed, j * c inwhøfe a ole they tr d . tion, whither wee fied for helpe to be deliue F Of whom they red from the king of Aiur, and bow ſhall we be Delinered? boafted and gloried. g Meaning, Iu- dea, which was compaffed about with their enemics, asan yie with waters. ‘truftia them, and were therefore now punifhed, they (hall feare leaſt | the like light vpon them. Shall make one confeffion of faith with the people of God : by thefpeach of Canaan, meaning, the language , whercin God was then ſerued. r Shall renounce their fuperfticions, and proteft to ferue God aright. f Meaning,of fixe ` cities, fiue fhould ferue God,and the fixt remaine in their wickednes, 2d fo of the fixt part, there ſhould be but one loft, CHAP. XIXI, t Ofthe defiruction of Batylon by the Perfians and Medes. 15 The ruine of Idumea, 13 and of a On the ſea fide Arabia, betweene Iudea T% burden of * the Delert fea. As the & Caldea wasa whirle-windes im the South HE to wildernes, where , pale from the wiloernefie, fo fhall it by he meancth 4 aw become Taldez, ‘The fallof Babylon. b Thatis,theru- b come from the horrible lant: ine of Babylon by the Medes and Perfians. c The Adyrians and Caldeans, which had dee firayed other nations, hali beoucrcome of the Medes and Perfians :& this he prophelied an hunireth yeere before it came to pſſe. d By Elam hee meaneth the Perfians, e Becaufethey fhall fnd no fuccor they {hall mourne no more, orl haue caufed them to ceale mourning, whom Babylon bad afflicted, £ This the Pro- phet{peakethin the perfon of the Babylonians, g He prophefi- eth the deathof - Belthazzar, as Dan. 5.30.who in the middesof his pleafures was defiroyed, bh Woiles they are eating and drinking, they fhalbz comman- ded to runne to their weapons, i To wit,inavi- fion by thepisic of propheſie. k Meaning, charets of men of warre, and o- thers that caried the baggage, 1 Meaning, Da- tius, which ouer⸗ came Babylon, m. The watch. man, whom 2 Aearicuons bion was Hewed bute mee, Toe tranlgreſſour againt a trant gieffonr. and the deſtroyer againft a Bee fivoyer, Goe vp 4 Elam , belege Media: 3 baup cauſed ali tge mourning ¢ thereof ro ceale, = i 3 TWhereforxearemyp! lopnes filled with ſorrow: ſorrowes haue taken me as tye {02 rowes of a woman that tranatiety : J was bowed Bowne when Jheard tt; and J was amaſed when F aw tr. 4 SBine heart failed: kearefulnelſe trou bled me; tye night gofmy plealures hath he turned into feate vnto mee. : § Prepare thouthe table : watch tithe Watch coe: cate, rinke:tartſe, pe panceg, anoynt the ſhield. 6fFo thus hath the iko faid vntome, Goz et a watchman to teil what he eth. 7 Andbheelaw a charct with two bozle- men: *acharetof an afie, anda charet ofa —— hee hearkned, and tocke diligent heede. 8 Audbeecrict, A! tyon: my Loꝛd, J tand continually npon the watch towe ut the vay time, and J am fet in my watch eue- ty night: : 9 Gnd bebols,thfs mans charet commeth witty two hoplemen. And be anfwcres and {atd,* Babel is kallen:it is fallen, andal rhe images of Her gods Lath ye broken vnto the ground. f 10o Damypthehing, andthe + corne of my Rooz, Chat wirch F haue heard of the Lod ofhoites, the God of Iſrael, haue 3 ſhewed vito pou. 1 @ She burchen oke Dumah.hHe calleth pita mee out of p Beir, CHatchinan, what was in the night? CAatchman, what was in the night? : i2 Ehewatchmar Bid, The amozning conuneth.and allo the night. HE ye will afke, enquite: return and come, . 13 @ Tbe burden againk Arabia. Ju the foreſt of Arabia wall pes carte all night,euen in tus wayes of Dedanim. 14 D inhabitants of the land of Tema, bring footy f water to mecte the thiviite,and penent him that fleeth with bis bead. Iz for hey ilee from the Rawen ſwords. euen from the dꝛawen ſword, and from the bent bowe, anv from the grieuoulneſſe of warre. 16 Foꝛthus bat) the Lede fapte vnto mec, Wetaperre t according tothe yeeres of an" pireling, and allthe glorie ot Kedar ſhall faile. Iiah. Feafting for fafting, 17 Am the retou of thenumber of the ſtrong archers of rye fonnes of * Kedar fal x Which wasthe bee fem : forthe Lod God of Iſtael hath lpoken tt, i mmeofapeopie of Arsbia :and by the horrible deſtruct ion of all thefe nations, he teacherhthe Lewes thatthere is no place for refuge or to efcape Gods wrath, but onelytotemaine in his Church, and co lius in his feare. CHAP, XXII. 1 He prophefieth of the deftriclion of Terufelem by Nebuchad-nerzar. 15 A threatning againft Shebna, 20 To whofeofice Elakim i preferred. Tie burne of the a valley of pitom. b Ajat © apieth theenow that thou art wholly gone vp vnto theboule tops 7 2 Chouthacacttullof< nopte, a cttie full ofbznite, atopous citte: thy Raie men fall not bee tlaine 4 wich ſword/ nog die in battell. 3, All thy princes Hall flee together from the bow : they fail be bound; all that wall be found in thee, tall be bound together, which baue fied from f farre. 4 Therefor fayd J, Turne away from Nice: J well wespe s bitterſy : labour not to comfort me fo? the Deitruction of the Daugh- ter of my people. ; § Foꝛit is a Day of trouble, and ofruine, and st perplecitie by the Loꝛd God ot hoftes lit rye valley of Difon, breaking Downe tye clile : and a» crying vnto the moun: tatiies. 6 €And Clam i bare the quiverina mans charet with horſemen, and Bir wuce- uered the ſhield. a Meaning, Tue dea, which was compafied about with moiitaines, ang was called the valley of vr- ions, becaufeof the Prophets wliich were al- wayesthere, whom they nae med Seers. i b He fpeaketh to Jervialem, whofe inhabi-. tants were fled vp to the honfe toppes for feare of their eng- ; mits, o c Which walt wont to be full of people and 7 And typ chiefe valleyes were full of ioy. charcts, and the horſemen (et themſelues in aray againi the gate. 8 And he diltouered the*csucring of Ju⸗ Dab : and thou diddeſt looke in that Day to the armour ofthe houſe ot the fart. 9 Ann yehauelecne! the bacaches of the citte of Dauid: for chep were niany, and ye gathered the waters ofthe lower poole. d But forhune ger, c And led into capuuirie, is f Which haue fled from other — places to. Ieru- falem tor fuc. 10 And ye numbed tye boules mof Jeru⸗ cour. falem, and the boutes haue ye bzoken Downe g Heefheweth to kortifie the wall, what isthedvea . II And haue allo made aditch betweene tie of the godly, the two walles, for" the waters ofthe olte whenGods . poole; and haue not looked puto the maker plagues hang othercof, neither bad relpect vnto pim that ouer the Church, fozmenit of olde. hoſtes cali vnte weeping and mourning, ante baldneſſe and girding with facke- cioth. 4 ji _ 13 And bebold, toy and gladneſſe. Nay- ing open and killing fheepe, cating fleſh and é and fpecially of 32 And tn that day Did the Lod God of the minikers, Tere,g.t6 h .Thatis, the ,. thoute ofthe; -4 enemieswhom ~ God hadap- Taiah fet vp, toldehim, who came toward Babylom & the Angel declared that itfhould bee deftroved : all thiswasdone mavifion. Terem 51.8. renel, 4. 8. -n Meaning, Babylon, fEbr. onne. © Which was Acitie of the Ihmaelites, and was fo named of Dumah, Gene. 25. 14. p Amountaine ofthe Idumeans, q He deferibeth the vn- quictneffe of the people of Dumah, who were night and day in fcareof their enemies, and cuer ranne to aid fro cto inquire newes, x For feare the Arabians fhall flee into the woods, and hee ap- pointeth what way they fhall take. { Signitying that for fecre they (hall nos tarie to eate nor drinke. t He appoinreth them refpite for one yecreonely, andthenthey fhouldbedettroyed, u Reade Chap 36.146 poyntedto de- ſtroy thecitie. 1 Heputteththem in mind how God deliuered them cnce from Sancherib, who brought the Perfians and Cyrenians with him, thatrhey might by returning to God, aucyde tliat great, plague which they fhould elfe futfer by Nebuchad; nezzar, k The fecret place where the armour was * to wit, in the houfe of the, forre(t, 1 Kings.7.2. 1 Ye fortified the minous places,which were“ negledcd in time of peace : meaning,the whole citieand the cisie of Dauid, which was within the comp:ffe of theothcr. m Either to pul! downg ſuch as might huit, or elfe to knowe what men they wereableto make, n Toprouideif neede fhould bee of water., o To God that made Ieruſalem: that is,they trufled more inthefe, worldly meancs then in God. 4 Drinking Shebnathreathed. Eliakim preferred. Chap. xxiij. p In ftead of repentance ye minking wine, P cating and Drinking for ta morow we Wall Dre. t wercioyfull and 14 And it was Declared in the eares of : made great the Loe of Holes, Surely this iniquitte cheare, contem- Hal nor de purged fram pau, tilt ye Die, tatty ningtheadmo- the Loꝛs God of hotes. nitions of the 15 Thus laith the £620 God of holtes, Prophets laying, Goe ger thee to that a treaſurer.to Byecona, Letvseateand the Mteward ofthe haule,and fay: drinke : for our 16 bat hat thou to do bere 7? whome Prophetsfay, halt thou here? that thou ſhonldeſt heere that we fhalidic hewe thee ont a lepulchee, as hee that bew- to morow, eth out bis ſepulchꝛe tn an bie place, 0 that q Becaufe the, gtaucth an habitation f fo: bimizite ina Eoiew worde recke? doéth allo, fig- 17 Bebhold.the Lod will cary thee away nifigonettat . with agreatcaptiutty,and willliurelp coner doethnourith — thee, and cheri‘h 18 M2 will ſurely roll and turne thee lite there arcofthe abaliinalarge cowstrey : there (alc thou learned chat Die,and there the charets of chy glory thallbe thinke, that _,. the thameof the Lats boul. this wicked .man 19 And Jwill driue thee trom thy Matton, did nouri ſe· and out of chy Dwelling wiil be Deltrop thee. crét friendthip 20 And in that dap wilg «call my ler · withthe Afy- want Eliakim the fonneof Hilkiah, riansandEgyp- 21 And with thy garments will J clothe tidns, tóbe- him, and with thy girdle will Iſtrengthen tray the Church, bim: thypower allo will J commit into bis andtoprouide hande, anv be (hall bee a father of the inha⸗ for himfel’e bitants of Jerufalem , and of the boule of againft all dan- Judah. gers: inthe 22 And thex keyof the boule of Dauid meane ealon will Flay vpon his ſhoulder : © bhe ſhal open hepscktcraf- andnoman Hall Huts and pe Hall Hut and tily,anigitof naman ball open. T the beft offices 23 And J wil faten him as a ꝛ naile ina into his band vn- fure place, and be albe foz the throne of glo» der Hezekiah, ry to bis fathers houle. euer aſpiring to 24 Andehey Wall hang bpon himall the she hieft, gloy of his fathers houle, eucnef the nes £ Meaning, that pᷣhewes and polteritte Carmil: Fo: ir < ts Deitroyed, io that b Yeof Cilicia, there is none hauſe: none Wall come from tharcomethi- fthelandof 4Chittim: itis ¢reucaled onto ther for mer- ; i chandiſe. c` Tyrus is defttoyed by ‘Nebuchad-nezzar. d By Chittim they meant all the yles and countreyes Weftward. from Pa- Aching, € -All menknow of this deſttuction. them. 2 Be till, pe that weil in the yles: the mertbants of Zidon, and fuch as pafi oner the ſea, haue replentihed thee. 3 Chesleedeok Nilus growing by the az bundance ef waters , and the haruett of the riuer was her reuenues, anu he was a marte ofthe nations. 4 Bearhamed, thou Zon : fo: the b fea hath poken, cuen the ſtrength of the lea, fap: tig, 3] Bane not i crauelled,no2 brought forth childzen, neither nourien yong men , nor brought yp virgines. -§ iben the famecommeth to the Egyp⸗ fais, they Mhallbe * fop concerning the rus mozof Crus. 6 Goe vou ouer ta! Carhih : powie, yz that dwellin the ples. nite 7 Is not this that pour gloꝛious citie? ber antiquitie is ofanctent Dayes ; her owne feet pall leave her afaree off to bee a fotour: ner, 8 Cibo hath vecreed this again Tyrus (that = crowneth men) whofe merchants are painces,wbhole chapnicn are the nobles of the wolo? i 9 Che Lom of bolts hath decreed this, to ttatne the p2tde of all glozy, and to izing to rg all them that be gloztous in the earth. 10 Pafe through thy land like a flood to Pei n —— of Tarſhiſh: there ts no moze rength. II Hee ſtretched out his hande vpon the fea; hee ſhooke the kingdomes ; the Lode bath gtucn aconwnaundement concerning the plate ef merchandiſe, to deſtroy the power thereef. 12 Andhe layd, Thou halt no moze re- toyce, when thou art oppreſſed: ° D virgine P Daughter of zidon, rile vp, goe ouer vᷣnto Chittimvet there Halt thou haue no reſt. 13 Behold the land of the Caldeans; this was ne people: aAſſhur founded it by the ti habitants of che wilderneſſe: they fet vp the towers thereofrthep railed the palaces there· Of,and her brought it to ruine. 14 Howle pee Hips of Tarſhiſh: for your f firength ts deſtroved. I5, AnD tu that Day thal Tyus be forgot- ten ſeuentie peeres (according to the peeves of anc king) at the enug oft ſcuentie peeres, (pall Tyrus 4 fing agan harlot. í 16 Take au harpe,and go about the citic: thou harlot that ball bene forgotten)*make weet melodie, fing mo longs that thou may- ei Se remembred· oy: 17 Aud at the end of (cuentic peeres Wall the Lod vilit Cyrus, and ye ſhall returne ta bre y wages,and (hall commit fornication A prophefie againftTyrus, 266 $ | f Haue haunted thee,and enri- ched thee. g Meaning,the corne of Egype, which was fed by the ouerflowe ing of Nilus. h Thatis, Tyrusy which was the chiefe port of the fea, i [haueno pen- ple left in me,& am asa barren woman that née uer bad child. k Becaufethefe two countreys were loyned in league together, l Tyrus willeth other Merchants to goe to Cilicia, andtocome ne more there, m Who maketh her merchants like Princes, n Thy Arength will no more detrue thee : theres fore flee to other countreys for fuccour. o For Tyrus was- neuer toached not afflicted bee fore, ; p Becaufe Tyrus was built by them of Zidon. q The Caldeans which dwelt in tentsin the wile derneffe were gathered by the Affyrians into Cities. r The people of the Caldeans deftroyed the Aſ- fyrians :where= by the Prophet meaneth,tbat ſceing the Cal~ deans wereabie to cuercome the Affytians , which were fo greata nation , much more fhail thefe two nations of Caldea and Affyria be able to overthrow Tyrus. f That isy Tyrus,by whom ye areenriched t Tyrus (hal lie deftroyed fenentie yeres,which he calleth the reigne ofone King,or a mans age. u Shal vfe all craft and ſubtiltie to entife men againe toher, x Shee fhall Jabour by all meanesto recouer her firft credite , asan harlot , when the is long forgotten , feeketh by all meanes to entertaine ber lovers. y Though the haue bene chaftifed of the Lord, yet the fhallreturne to her olde wicked praGtifes, and forgaine fhal! giue her felfe to ald mens lufts like an ha: lot. Fe 12 with Pa. p ie A curfe for fines. Ifaiah. with all the kingdomtes of the earth, thacare inthe wora. z He theweth 18 Met her occripping and her wages hat thatGodyetby be *holp vnto the Lordit fhal not be lato bp the preaching of noꝛ kept in fto, but her merchandtle yall the Gofpel will. be foz them that dwei before the Lozd, to cat call Tyrus tore- {uilictently,and to haue durable clothing, pentance, and í j turne her heart from auarice and filthy gaine, vnto the true worthip- ping of God and liberalitie toward his Saints, CHAP. XXIIII, Aprophefie of the curfe of God for the finnes of the people. 13 A remnant: referued fhall prasfe the Lord, hold, the Lo: maketh the earth emp: Bric, and be maketh it watte ; he turneth it vplide Downe, and (cattereth abzoad thein habitants thereof. 3 nedtothe Iewes 2 Ano there Halbe like people liket peie, andother nati- anD like feruant,like malter, like matde {ike ons,from the 13. mifttefie, like buyer, like feller, like iens Chapter,and Der, like borrower , like giuer, like taker ta therefore by the pfury, š earrhhemeaneth 3 The earth Halbe cleaneemptied, and thofe lands, veterlpfpopled: foz the Lozve hath ſpoken which werebe- this wo2d. fore famed. 4 Cie earth lamenteth and fadeth away: b Becaufethis the wold is feebled and decayed: the proud wasanameof people of the carth are weakened. Gignitie,it was § Gye carth calle decepueth, becauſe of alfoapplicdto the inhabitantes thereof : foz they tranſgret⸗ them which were [ed the lawes : they changed the azdinances, notof Aarons aud brake the eucrlatting couenant. family,&(ofig- 6 Cherfore hath the 4 curle deuoured the nificth alfoaman earth, and the inbabitants thereof are delo. of dignitic,asa. late. Ciberefoze the inhabitants ofthe land © Sam.8.18, & ao. are © burned vp, and few men are left. ag.s.chron.18 7 The wine fayleth, the vine hath no 17.and by thele might: alltbat were of mertpbeart, Dog wordsthePro- mourne. pher fignifieth 8 The mirth oftabeets cealeth: the noile an horrible con- of them that retoyce, endeth: the ioy of the luſion, where harpe cealeth. 3 i there fhall be 9 They fhail not mink wine with mirth: neither religion, {trong ozinke Wall bee bitter to them that order, nor polie drinke it. RI cie,Hofe.4.9. 10 Che cityoffyanityis broken Downe: c Thatis,rende- euery boule ts hut vp, that no manmay reth not Rer fruit come íin. for the finne of the people. AADA A earth deceiued of their nouriture,be- cauſe they de~ a This prophefie is asa conclufion of that which hath bin threat- ſtreetes: alltoy is Darkened ; the s mirth of the world is gone away. 12 jiu the city ts left deſolation, and the _ Sate is ſmitten with deſtruction. Í 13 @ Hurely thug Wall ít bee in the mids ceiued Godof of the carth, among the people, * as the fhai bis honour, king of an oline tree, & as the grapes when d Writteninthe the vintage is ended. . Law,as Leuic.26. I4 hep Hhalilift bp their boyce: they 14deute. 28. 16.thus the Prophets vſed to apply particularly the menaces andpro⸗ mifes,which are generall inthe Law. e With heat & drought, or els, that they wzre confumed withthe fire of Gods wrath, £ Whichas iewas without order, fo now fhould it bee brought to defolation and confufion; and this was not onely meantof Lerufalem, bur of all the other wicked cities. g Becau‘e they didnot vfe Gods benefits aright, their pleafures fhould fayle, and they fall to mourning, h Hee comfortech the faithfull,decloring that in this great defola- tion the Lord will aſſemble his Chui ch, which {hall praife his Name, as Chap, 10,22 IX There ts a crying for wine in the | hal Houte fo: the magnificence of the Lord: they ihall reioyce from ìi the tea, i Ig Mherctoze prayle pee the Lord in the vallepes,cuen the janie of the Lo: Ged of Iſraetl in the ples of the fea. 16 From the vttermoſt part of the earth wee baue Heard prayles, cucn glorÿ to the k Juſt, and J fayde, ! My leanneticmptean neie wo is me: the tranigretiors haue offen DeD: pea, the tranlgreliogs haue gricuoudlp offended. 17 Feare, and the prt, and the Mare are vpon thee,D inbabttant of the earth. 18 And hee that ficeth trom che nopi of the feare, pall fall tuto the pir: and be that commeth bp outotthe pit, fall be taken in the (nave; foz the m windowes from onbigh are open, andthe foundations of che earth Doe ake, 19 The earth ts vtterly broken Downe: the earthis cleane diſſolued: the earth ismo: ued exceedingly. 19 The earth Hall reele toand fro like a Munken man, and thall bee remooued like a tent, aud the iniquttie thereof Mall be hea- uie vpon it: fo that it ſhall tall, and rite no moze. : 21 @ Andin that day hal the Lord =vilit the bofte aboue that ts on bigh,eue che kings of the world that are vpon che earth. 22 And they thall. bee gathered together as the patloners in the pit: and they tall bee ibut vp inthe pion, andafter many Bayes Wall they ber vᷣiſited. 23 P Chen the Moone hall bee abathen and the Sunne alhamed, when the Loroe of botes hall reigne in mount Zion and in Jee rulaleni: and glory Mall bee before pis anci- ent men, will vifithim withbisrods. o Not with hisrod ſhall becomforted, p When God fhall reftore glory thereof (hall fo thine,and his minifters(which cient men)that the Sunne and the Moonefhalbe dar thereof. CHAP. XXV. A thanke/giuing to God inthat that hefhewerh himfelfe wudge of the world by pamfhing the wic ked,and maintaining the godiy. O Eato,thousart my Gon: Y will exalt thee, J will pravte thy Mame : for thou hall Done wonderful things, according to the counſels of old, with a ttablerrurh. 2 Sor thou hak mane of a b citie an heape, ot a trong cittea ruine? euen the pa pep offrangers ota citie, it Hall neuer be uilt. 3 Therefore Mall the 4 mightie peopte glue glory vnto thee; the city of the lirong nations (hall feare thee. ke 4 Forthou bak beene a ſtrength onic the poore, cuen a ſtrength to tar needy in bis trouble, a refuge again thetem eft, a ſhadowe againſt the heate: haue bene thine enemies, c That is,aplace wher may liue without danger,and as it were,ar cafe corrections feare and glorifie thee, egf Feare, pit and ſnare. S toz the blait alo of theleo- ther cities, which eas all vagabonds anc as in a palace. d The arrogant and prond, which before would not know chee hall by thy, i i From the ve- moft confts of the world, where the Gofpel hall ` be preached,as vele 16, k Meaning, to Ged,who will publith his Go. _ {pel through all the world, l] lamconfumed with care,confi. dering the affli· ĉion of the Church,both by forreine enemies and domefticall, Somereade,my | fecret, my fecrets: that is, it was ree utiled tothe Prophet,that the gcod fhould be preferued,and the wicked de~ ſtroyed. m Meaning, thag Gods wrath and vengeanccfl.iould bee oucrand vne der them: fo thag |. they fhould nog efcape no more then they did ae Noahs flood. n There isno power fohigh or mighty, but God Aas verſe 21..bne his Church, the are called his ane Ke in compariſon a Thus the Proe pher giuerh thanks to God, becjufe he will bring vnder ſub⸗ icGion thefe nae tions by hiscore reGtions and | make them of his Church which before were hi enemies, | b Not only of Terufalem, bec Death fhall be deftroy ed. e The rage of the wicked is fu. ious,till God breake the force thereof, f Meaning,that asthe heat is aba- ted by the raine, fo thal God bring downethe rage ofthe wicked, g Asacloud Ahadoweth from the heate of the {funne fo-fhall God aflwage the reioycing ofthe wicked againgt the godly, h To wit,in Zi- on, whereby he meaneth his —— mightie is like a ſtorme agaisſt che S_ Thou Galt bring downe the noyſe of the firangers, ' as the beate ina Bate place: be wili bung Downe the tong of the migktte, as é tie Seat in the avow ota cloud, Aud in this*mountaine tyalthe Lord of betes make vnto all prople a feait of fat things, euin a feaſt of ſined wines, and of fat pogs full of marrow, of wines ined and pii · rified. 7 And he wil pekroyin this mountaine i the couering that coucreth ali people, and the batle that is pead vpon ali natiens, 8 ide will dettroy Death foz euer:and the £020 God will k wipe away the teares from all faces, and the rebuke of his people wil he take away out ot all the earth: foz the Loz bath (poker tt. ; 9. Andin that day Mall men fay,Lo,this tsour God: we haue waited fo: him, and he wil faue us. Chis ts the Lozd, we hane wat- Church, which ted for Him: we will retopce and be fopfull in fhouk vader þig (aluation. — i Cheiftbeafem- 19 Foin this mountaine Hall the hand bled of the lewes ofthe Loꝛd reit, and ! Moab hhalbe thꝛeſhed and the Gentiles, and is here de- vnder þin, euen as ſtrawe tsthrehjed in m Madmenauh. Chap. “feribedvaderthe IL AnD be thal ſtretch ont his hand in the | figure of acoftly _ banket,as Matt, mids of them (as hee that fwunmeth, tret- cheth them out to ſwimme) and with the firength of his hands thall hee ding Downe their pride. I2 The defenceallo of the height of thy walles hal he bring Downe,and lay low, and cat them to the ground, euen vntothe Dutt. 224%, i. Meaning that _ ignorance and —— wher- y we are backe —— , Chrift, k Hee willtake away all eccafions of forrow , and fill his with perfe@ ioy; Reuel.7.17,and 21,4. l By Moab aremeantall the enemies of bis Church, m There were two cities of this name: onein Judah, 1.Chron.2.49. and another in the Jang of Moab, Iere. 48.2 Which feemeth to haue beene a plentiful place of corne, Chapter 10.31. 2 This fone was made to com- CHAP, XXVI, A [ong ofthe faithfull, wherein i declared, in what confifteth the ſeluation of the Church, and wherein they ought io truft. {2 that day Hall > thts org bee fung in the lande of Judah, Mee hare a ſtrong citie: fort the faithfull, d faluation Mall God (çt fo walles and bul- xxvj. The reſurrection. 267 the feete ofthe? panze, and the Keppesofthe f God will ſet needie the pooreaffli= 7 The way of the {ul is righteouſlneſſe: Ged oucrthe thou wilt make equall the righicous path of powerofthe the iut. , 8 Alo we, D Lord, haue waited for thee our {Dute isto thy Mamie, and te the remem- bzance of thee. 9 Cith my foule haue J vefired thee in the night, and with my ſpirite within mee wiil 3 teeke thee tn the moning? foz teeing thy tudgements are in the earth, the inhabi⸗ ae et the wozld thall learne t righteou& eſſe. IO Let mercy ibee ſhewed to the wicked, yer hee will not learne righteouſneſſe: inthe land of vpꝛightnes wil he Doz wickedly, and will not behold the maieſtie of the Log. Il D Low, they will not bebolae thine high hand ; but thep (hall fee it, and bee cons founded with * the sealeof the people, and the fire of thine! enemies fail denoure yem, 12 Le2d,bntovs thou wilt ordeine peace: 2 2 allo þat wꝛought all our workes s. 13 D Loꝛd our God, other {ods beſide thee haue ruled vs, but wee will remember’ thee onely, and thy Mame. 14 Ther dead Wall not line, neither hall the Dead arife, becaule thou haſt vifited and {cattered them, and Dettreyed ali their mes morte. I5 Chou hak increaſed theo nation, D Lon: thou bat increafeathe nation: thou are made glostous: thou batt inlarged all thz coaſts of the earth. 16 Lod, in trouble Bane theyr pinten thee: they powꝛed sut a prayer when thy chattening wasbponthent. — Ba: 17 Like as a woman with child, that draweth neeretothetranatle, is tn forrót, and ¢rieth in her patnes,fo haug wee Beene in thy fight, D LRD. : 18 Giechaue conceiued, we pane borne in paine, as though wee ſhould bane tought feorth * winde : there was no helpe inthe earth, neither DiD the inhabttants off the woꝛld fait. - 19 & t Thy Dead men Hall liue: euen with my body hall they rife. Awake, and fing, yee that dwell in tuft: foz thy" Dewis as the Dew e — and the earth ſhall cafout the ea . F 29 Gome, my people: = enter thou into thy chambers, and fout thy doores after thee: hide thy felfe foz a verplitele while, vntill the indignation pafic ouer. wicked, g Wehaue come {nthe way of thy e indgements: the betre of tantly abode in the aduerfities, wherewith thoa haft affli@ed vsj h Meaning,that by affi@:ons men fhalilearne to feare God, i The wicked though God fhew them e- uidentfignes of bis grace, fhall be neuer the better, k Throughen- uie and indigna» tion againft thy people, : | The fire and vengeance, wherewith thow doeft defiroy thine enemies, m The Baby~ lonians, which haue not go- uerned accore ding tothy word, n Meaning,thae the reprobate euen in this life: — haue —* inning o —— death, o Towit, the companie of the faithfull by the calling ofthe Gentiles. p Thatis, the faithfall by thy rods were moe- ued to ptay-vnt@ thee for deliue= rance. $ q To wit, inex treme fcrrow, r Our forrowes- had none end, neither did we 21 olot, the Lord tommeth ont of enioy thecom- bis place, to vilite the tniquitie of the tnba- bitants of the earth bpon them + and the fort that wee Icoked for. f The wicked whentheircap- warkes. tiuitie ſhould 2 ¢Dpen pee the gates, that the righte⸗ come,afluring ous nation, which Keeperh the trueth, may chenralfo of eliter in. theirdeliucrance, 3 Ppanaſſured å purpole wile thou pze- forthewhich (erue pertit peace, becaule they trufted in they fhouldfing thee. 2 thisfong, 4 Truin the Lord for ener: for inthe b Godsprote- 1022 Godis ſtrength foz euermoꝛe. ion and de- 5 Fo: bee wil bring them Downe that encefhallbee § dwellon high: e the bigh cette he will abaſe: fufficienr for vs. c Hee aflureth cuen pnto the ground wiil hee cat it Downe, and being tt vnto duſt. f thegodlytore- 6 The foote hall treade it downe, euen tumeafterthe captiuitieto Lerufalem. «d Thou baft decreed fo, and thy purpofe cannot be changed. e Thereismo power fo hie, that can let God, when he will deliuer his. vi ’ and men without religion were not defiroyed, t “Heecomforteth the faithfull in their affliGions, fhewing thern thar cuenin death they fhall baue life: and that they thould moft certaincly rife to glorie: the contrarie fhould come to the wicked, as verferg. u Asherbs dead in winter, flourith againe by the raine in the {pring time :fo they thar liein the duft , fhail rife vp to toy when they feele the dewe of Gods grace. “x Hee exhorteth the feithfull robee patentin their affii ions, and to waite oT Gods worke. 1 3 earth Forfaking of idolatria y Theearth hall earth hall diſcloſe hery blood, and hall no vᷣomite.and caft moꝛe hide her Baine, ourthe innocent r bleod, whichit hath drumke , that it may criefor vengeance againft the wicked, A l C HARHXXKYIE A prophefie againſt the kengdome of Sataa, 2 and of the soy ef the Church for their deliuerance. a At the time Je that apay the Low with bis foe and appointed. great and mightie > fwod all viſite Le- b That is, by his athan, that pearcing ferpent, euen Leuia⸗ mighticpower, than that crooked ferpent, ant pee thall flap andbyhis worde -the dragon that is in the ſea. He prophefieth 2 Jn that Day ting of the vineyard of here otthede- red wine. 5, ftrućtien of Sa- 3 Ithe Lon Doe keepeit: J wil water tanandhisking- ft eucrp noment: letany afete it, J will domevnderthe keepe it night and day. name of Leuia 4 Anger 4 ts notin mee: who weula fet than,Asthurand the haters and the thornes againit mee in bat · Egypt tell? J wouid goe thogaw them, J would c Meaning,ef — burne them together. the beft wine § Drill he ¢ feele my Krength, that he whichthis vine maymake peace with meand be at one with yard,thatishe mee? : Church (hould 6 f Hereafter, Jaakod Hall take roote: bring foorhas Jirael that fiourtt and grow, and the wozld moftagreeable ~ fhallbe filicd with freit. to the Lord. 7 Wath hee finittens him as hee ſmote d Therefurehe fthofethat (mote him? ots bee ilaine accor willdeflroyche ‘Ding to the fiaughter of chem that were kingdome of Baine bp btm? s. Sacan,becaufe $ Jneincafure in the branches thereof he loueth his wilt thou contend wtih it, when hee bloweth Church forhis with bis rough veinde in the day ot the Cait ownemercies Wwinde. j A EN AAIE —fake,andcamnot 9 By this therefore (hall theintquttic of beangrie within, Jaakob be purged.and thes is all thei fruit, bur witheththat fhe taking alway of bis ſinne: when be hail hemaypowre miake all the ſtones of the altars, as chalke hisangervpon {tones bzoken in pieces, that tye groues aud thewickedinfi- images may not itand vp. _ dels, whom he IO Pet the X defences citie thall bee Delo- meanethby bri- late, and the habitation hall be fozfaken, and ersandthornes, leftitkea wilderseile. There thall the calfe e Hemarvei- feed, and there Hail pee tre, and coulume che leth rhat Ifrael — Manches thereat. 3 4 will nor come H Uhen the boughes of it are Deis, thep by genrleneffe, Wall bee bꝛoken; the! women comeand fet except God them on fire; foz it ts a people of none vn⸗ makethemto derſtanding: therefore hee that made them, feelehis rods,and fhall not haue compaſſion of them, and hee fobringthem that formed them, all haue no mercie on ynto him, them. A f Though I af- 12 And tn that day Hall the Lom threſh Ai&anddimi- from the chaneli of them Riner, vnto the nithmypeople rier of Egypt, and pee ſhall bee gathered fora time, yet frail — {pring againe and tring foorthin great abundance, g Hee fieweth that God punifheth his in mercye, ana bis enemies in. juftice, b Thatis, thou wilt not deftroy the roote ofthy Church, though the branches thereof fecme to perith by the fharpe winde of affliction. i Hcefheweththat thereis mo true repentance, nor full reconciliation to God, till che heart be purged from all idolatiie,and the monuments thereof deflroyed. k Norwitbftanding his fauour that hee will hew themafter: yet Terufalem fhall bee dettroyed, and -graffe for cattell (hall growinit. } Godthall not baue neede of mightie enemies: for the very women fhall doe it to their great fhame. m_ He fhalJ deftroy all from Euphratesto Nilus : for fome fied toward Egypt, thinking to bauc eſcaped. Tfaiah. one by ont, D cbion cf Iſxael. 13 Ju chat Bay alſo Hall the great trumipe Be blowin, and thep wall cowie, which pes riſhed tx theland of Aſſhur: and thcy that were chaled into theland of gypi and tiep fhall worſhip the Loz in the boly mount at Jeruſalem. CHAP, XXVIII. Againſt the pride and drunhenneſſe of Ifrzel, 9 The vistowardneffe of them that ſhould learne the word of God, 24 God doth all things in time and place. l F V yer tothecrowne of piine, the dzun · kards of Ephraim: for bis gloztous beautie (hall be a — floure, which ts sp- onthe head ofthe > vailey af them that bee kat, and are ouercome with wine. 2 Bebold, the Lod hatha mightie and c trong h. fte, ithe a tempett of haile, anda whirleminde that ouerthroweth, likea teme peh of mightie waters that ouerflow, which throw to the gronnd nughtily. 3 Shep call be troden wader foste,enen the crown and tye pide of rhe drꝛunkards of Ephꝛaim. — 4 Foꝛ his glorious beautie ſhall bera fas ding flexure, which ts vpon the head of the valley of them that be fat,and as ° the bafiz fruit afore (ununer, which when be that loo⸗ keth tyon tt, ſeeth tt, while it is in pis hand, be eateth it. § Inthat day hall the Lom of haftes be foz a crowne of glozie , and fora diãdeme of beautte unto thes relidue of bis peepte, And foz a (pirite of tudgement to him that ſitteth tn tuagement, and fog trength man themtbat turne away the battell to rye gate. 7 utethephaue erred becauleofwine, and are outofthe way by ſtrong minke: the Pꝛieſt and the prophet baue erred by (trong drinke, they are fwallowed vp with wine: thep baue gone attrap theough ſtrong Dink: they faile in viſion: thep tumble in iudge · ment. 8 Foz ailtheir tables are fuilaf filthy vo- miting: no placeis cleane. : ; 9 rhom Halt hee teach knowledge? aud whom hall hee make to vnderſtand tie things that pee heareth? chem that are wea nep — the milke, and drawen krom the zeaſts. 10 For? precept muh be vpon precept, pre» cept vpon precept, line vnto line, line vnto line,tbere a litti¢,and there a little. Il Foz witha tammering * tongue, and with a ttrange language al pe fpeake vnto this people. 12 Tinto whom hᷣee ſaid, » This isthe The peoples dulneffe. vnder Chrift, e Signifying, — n Fn the time of Cyrus by whom they fhouldbe ' deliuered: bur this was chiefly accomplifhed . a Meaning,the proud kingdome | of the Ifraelites, whichwere - drunken with- worldly prope: rtie. { b Beeauft the Ifraclites, for the moft part dwelrimplentie full valleys, he ` meaneth here- * by the valley of thewthathad abundance of ` worldly proſpe · ritie,and were’ as it were crows! ned therewith, ' as with garlands, c He feemeth to meane the Aflyrians, by whomtheten ` tribes wesc cas ? tied away. ; d Whichis not of long continu- ance, but isfeoné ripe, and Grft eaten. that the faith e full, which put not their truft inany worldly profpentie,but made Godtheir glory, fhall be preferued, f Hewill giue counfellro the - goucrnour,and ftrength to the captaine, to driue the ene- mies in at their owne fates, g Meaning the hypocrites, which were among them, ~ and were altogether corupt in life and do@rine,which is here meant | by drunkenncile and vomiting. h For there was none that was “ able to ynderftand any good do@rine: bur were foolith, andas vn· meetcasyoung babes. i They muft haut one thing oftrimestolds k Let oneteach what bee can, yet they fhallno more vnderftand him, then he fpakeinaftrange'lengusge. L- Thaeis the Prophet, whom God fhouldfend., m Thisis the doctrine ought to flay andrch, — + » whereupony¢ee a Shewro them that are wearic and have need of relt, wharis_ the true reft, o Becaufe they will not reeeiue the word of _God when it is offered, it com- meth cf their owne malice, if after their Hearts be (o hardened, thar they care not for it, as before, Chap, +e P They thought they had fhifts to auoid Gods iudgements, and that they could efcape though all other perifhed. . q Thoughthe Prophets con- demmned their idoles and vaine truſt of falle- hood, and va- nity, yet the wicked thought in themſelues that they would truſt in thefe things. rt That is, Chrift by whom all the building, muft betryed, and vpholden. Phl. 18.223 Mat. "21.42.2865 4, E1, f0M.9, 33s i,pet 2.6. í He thalibe quiet, and fecke none other re- medies, but be content with Chrift. » ot dn the reflitu. tjon of his Church, iudge- Ment and iuſtice fhailreione. - u GodscorreGi- ~ ons & afflidion, . A covenant with death. . ref: = giuereſt tehin thet ie weary: and rbis isthe retreſhing, but thep would not care, 13 Therekoꝛe Hal the word of thee Lord bee nto thei prccept vpon precept, precept pon paceepe; une vnto line, tinevnteline, there alittle, and there a tittle.that they may go and falibackward, and be booken and ve liiared and be taken. 14 Ahertore heare che wod of the Lod, ye ſcornetul men that rule thts people, which is at Jeruſalemn. Is Becaule pehane (aid, Ce baue made ar concnant with Death, and with hellare Wee at agreenient; though atcourge runue ouer , and patie tizengh, it Hall ret come at bs: for wee haus mabe 9 falichoos gur refuge, and vnder vanitie are wee 16 Zherefoe thus ſayth the Lod Gor, Bebolve, 3 wililay in Zion a Rone, a+ tryed fene, a piecicus cozner fione, a lure feim- pio Ye thar beleeueth, í Hall not make a l - - 17 Judgement alo will J lap tothe rule and rightcouſneſte to the balance, and the _ ehaile thall ſweepe atwap the vaine conf Bence, andthe waters Wall oucrilow * the fecret place. f 18. And pour couenant with death Halbe Bifenulled, and pour agreement with Heil foail not tand : wher a courge Hail runne ouer and pafle thzough, then ſhal pebe trode Downebyit. - : 10 Chen it paſſeth ouer, tt hall take you aways foz tt hall paſe through cuety 1102s ning in the Day and tithe night, and there Mhaitbe ouely y feareto make you to vnder· ftand the hearing. i 20 Foz the bed ts firait that tt cannot fuffice, andthe coucring narrow that one cannot weap bimietfe. 21 forthe Lod wall Land asin mount a Perazin : be Hal be wroth.as in the vallep b of Mibcon,that be may Doe bis woke, brs ſtrange woke and bing to pail? jis act, bis ſtrange act. 22 Mowe therefore bee nomockers, icat Y bonds ſncreaſe: foz F baue heard ofthe oid of hoftes a conſumption, euen deter⸗ minc vpon the whole earth. 23 Hearken ve, and heare my boyce, hear- ken yc, and beare my (peach. 24 Doth the plowinan plow all the Day, to forse ? Doth hee open and Leake the clots of bis ground? 3 3 25 dhen hec hath made tt < plaine, twill he ust tcn (owe the fitches, and fowe cum· min, aad caf in wheate bp meaſute, and - Chap. xxix. the appetnted barley and rie in their place? 26 $02 bis God doch inſtruct him te have Diicrettan,and Doth teach bint. 27 Foꝛ titches fail not be thzethed with a thre hing inſtrument, neither alla cart wheelt be turned about vpon the cummin: butthe fitches ace beaten out witha tane, and cummin with a red. 28 Bread comme when it ts threſhed, bee Doct) not alway theelyit, newrher doeth the wheele of bis care fullimake a nople, neither will fe breake it with the cecth thereof, 29 This allo commeth from the Lozd of bottes which ts wenderfulitn countarle, and eriellent in workes. CHAP. XXIX. 3 A prohefic againſt leruſalem. 13 The ven- geance of God ow thems that follow the traditions of men, A Da altar,altar of the citie that Dautd dwelt in: adde peere vnto yeere ; » let thent kill lambes. 2 But FZ wil bring the altar intodiſtreſſe, and there ſhalbe heauineſſe, and iozrow,and it lhall be vnto me like < an altar. 3 And J will beliege thee as a circle, and fight againſt thee on amount, and will catt bp ramparts againit thee, 4 oe fbalt thon be humbled, and fyalt {peake out of the ¢ground, and thy {peach fhatide as out of the DUR : thp voyce allo hal bee out of rhe ground like bun that hatha {pirit of Diutnatton, and thy talking fail whilper out of the dus. - § Woreouer.the multitude of thy ¢ Frans gers Hali belike ſmall duſt: and the mnlti- tude of rong men Wall bee as chaffe that paſſeth away, and it {hall bee in a moment, cuen ſuddenip. : 6 Thou halt bee vifited of the Loꝛde of hots witi thunder and ſhaking anda great nople, a whixlewinde, and a tempr and a fame of a Beuourtng tire. 7 And chef multitude of all the nations that fight againf toe altar, fall bee asa DAcame or vidion by night; cuen all thep chat make the warre againit tt, and ſtrong holos againſt it,audlav Bege vnts it, S Andit ſhall be like as an hungry man Dacameth,and behold. be s eateth: and when he awaketh bis louleis empty: o2 like as a thir ſty man dzrameth, and icr, heets dain: king, and wien hee awaketh, behold, hee is faint, and his ſoule longeth:lo ſhall che mule titude of all nations bee that fight againtk inount3ion. h Dtay pour ſelnes and wonder: they Againſt Ieruſalem. 268 a The Ebrewe word Ariel figni- fieth the lyon of God, and fignifi- eth the Altar, bee caufe the Altar feemedto de- uoure the facri- fice that was offered to God, as Ezek.g3. 16. b Your vaine confidence in your facrifices fhali nor laft long. c Your citie fhalt be full of blood asan al- tar whereon they facrifice,. d Thy fpeach fhall be no morg fo lofty, buta- bafed and low, as tbe very chat⸗ mers, which ate in low places, end whifper, fo that their voyce can {czrce be heard, e thine hired fouldicrs in whome thou trufteft thall be deſtroxed as duſt x AffAi@ion fhail diſcouer their vaine confidence,which they kept fe- cret to themfelues. y Terrour & deftrution fhall make 5 ou to lecrne that which exhortations and gentleneffe could not bring you vato, z Your affi@ion thalbe fo fore that youare not able to endure it, a Whea Dauid overcame the Piuliltims. 2. Sam. 5. 20.1. Chr. 14.11. - b. Where Iohuadifconifitedfiue kings of the Amorit and the vuderitanding of ther prudent m Mczaning,that men (yall be Hid. whereas Godis Ig (Qo? vnto fhem that = fecke deepe not worthipped fo ide their connfell frem the Love: foz according tohis their wozkes are tn Darkenefie, and they word,bothma- fay, CAho teeth vs 2 and who knoweth giftratesand mi- yg ; nifters are but 16 Pour turning of deuices Hal it not bee fooles and with. effeemed ° asthe potters clay? foz Mail toe outvnderftan» worke fay of him that madcie, Hee made ding. mee NOt? 0 the thing fonen, fap of him — x d n Thisisfpoken that fafhtonedit, Wee had none ynderans ofthem which Ding ? ~ in heart defpifed mocked atthe admonitions, but outwardly bare a good face. Carmel Halbe counted as a forett? 18 And in that day Hall tye deafe heare the wozdes ofthebooke, and the eyes ofthe blinde hall fee out of obſcuritie, and eut of Darkenefle. i _ I9 The meeke in the Loyd thall receiue topagaine, andthe poore men pall reioyce in the bolp one of Iſrael. 20 Fo the crucll man Hall ceafe, and the ſcornefullchalbe conſumed: and all that bas {ted to iniquitte hall be cut of: ; 21 Ach made a man to finne tn the 4 Word, and tooke bim in a ſnare: which ree power to dejiuer proonedthem tn the gate, and made the tuk to fall without cauſe. p Shal therenot 22 Therekore thus fayth the Loo vnto beachangeofall the Youle of Jaakob, enen hee that redzes `- things ?and Cars nied Abraham, Jaakob Mall not now bee mel, thatisa ~ DDA neither now Wall bis face bee pate. 23 But when bee leeth his chilon, the worke of mine bandes, in the mids of hia they (all ſanttifie mp Mame, and ſanctilie craft faich the Lord,you can- not beableta efcape mine hands no more then theclay, that is inthe pot- ters hands,hath in reſpect of that it fhall be then, may be taken as a forreft.as Chap; the help one ef Jaakob, and ſhali keare the D God of Hiracl. SEN 24 Thenthep that erred in ſpirit, "Hali bae vnderitanding , and thep that marmu- red Wall learne doctrine. 32.8 5.and thas hefpeaketh to comfort the faithful. ' g They that went about to finde faultsvith the Prophets words, and would norabide admonitions, bur would intanele them and bring them dato danger r Signifying that except God gine vnderitanding and knowledye, man cannot but fill crr¢ and mucmure againft hin i Iſaiah. 17 Js it vot vet but a little while and Le F Godsword,and hanon tall bee ptiurnedinte Carmel? and fill The rebellious children. CHAP. XXX r Hereprocueth the Iewes which in their ad - uerfitie vfed their owne counfels, 3 And fought help of the Egyptians, 10 Defpifing the Prophets. 16 Therefore bee fhewe'l what deffruction fhalt i come upon them, 18 But offtreth mcrcie tothe ] repentant, J Wie" to the rebellions chilozen, ſayth a Who contrary the Lord, that take counfell, but net to their promile of mec,and > couer with acouering, butnot. takenot mefor’ bp my Spirit, chat they may tay linne bpon their proreGoury, finne: ; and coretary to 2 Ahich walke forth to goe Downe into my comman- Egypt (and haue not alked at my month) dement feeke to ſtrengthen themſelues with the firengti) helpeat Rrane 7 of Pharaoh , anu tenit inthe Hanow of: gers, ; } gypt. bMeyſeeke 3 But the ſtrengthof Pharaoh ſhall be thifts ro cloke your fhame, and the teuk in the had ow of theirdoirg and | Egypt your confufion. not godly 4 Forbis < princes were at Zoan, and meanes, bis Ambafladours came vnto Danes. £ Tne chiefe of | 5 Chey hail bee all aſhamed ofthe peo: Irel wen into’ | ple that cannot profiterhem, noz heipe nor Egypt in ambafly Doe them good, Lut thallbea Hame and allo to feeke helpe, & rep2och. : and abode at 6 @ The ‘burdenof the beaſtes of the. thete cities, South, m a landof trouble anv angui, d Thar is, ahes- From whence (all come the poung and olde uie fentence or lyon, the viper, & fiery ying ferpent again? prophefie acain them that (hall beare thetr riches vpon the the beaftsthae holders of the colts, and thetrtreafures caried their trea- bpon the bunches of thecamels, toa people fures into Eeypr, that cannot profit. by the wildere 7 SForthe Cgyppttansare vanitie, and nefe,which wag they fhall helpe tn vaine. Therefore haue South from Iu. crped unio eher, Their ftrength fisto fit dah: fignifying, ; that ifthe beafts thould not bee | {pared, the men’ thould bee pu. nithed much more griz- uoufly, e Towit, tole ruſalem. f And not to come to and ſro to feeke helpe. g Thatis, this prophefic. h That ic may be a witne fie againſt them for all po- ſteritie. i He theweth what was the cauſe of their de- fiuGion, and bringeth allo alf miferieto man s to wit, becaufe they would not heate the worde of God, but delighted to bee flattered and Jed in errour, k Threaten vs not by the worde of God neither be fo rigorous, nor talke vnto vs inthe Name of the Lord, asTerem.g 4.21. 1 Méz- ning, in their ftnbborrineffe againſt God, and the admonitions ofbis | Prophets. m - Signifying, that the dettru@ion of the wicked thall be without recouery. 8 slow goe, and write e ft before them in atable, and note it in a booke that tt may be for the blatt Day Foz eutr and euer: 9 Ghat tt ta rebellions people, lxing chrldzen, and childzen that would not i heare the Law of the Lod. 19 hich fap unto the Scers, See not : and fo the Brophets. Pꝛopheſie not vnto vs right things : but ſpeake flattering things vnto vs : proghelic errog, II Depart out ofthe way: coe alire out ofthe path: cauſe the boty One of Ulrael te ceale from vs. 12 Therefore thus fapth the yoly One of Ditacl, Becauſe yee jane catt off this worde, and trut | violence an’ wickedneſſe, anð apthereupom, 13 Cherefoze this tuiquitte halt be unta pou as a breach that falicth, or alwelling in an bie wall, whale breaking commierth d= Deniy tramoment, : 14 Gnd the bakga thereof is like the breaking of a Watters porte, which ts zoken without pitit, and in the bied: king thereof ts mot founte ma heard to take ire out of the hearth, o2 tatake wa> ter 4 To waite for the Lord. n Oſt times by his Prophets he pot you in re. membrance of this, that you fhould only de- pend on hi. o Wewiltmt ` to éfeape by our horfes, < p Whereasall the trees are cut downe faue two or three tó mike waſts. q He commen- dcth the great *mercies of God, who with pati- ence waiteth to call finnersto repentance, r Notonclyia punithing but in vfing moderati- on inthe fime as Tere.s0,24,and 39.11, §Or, mfrúctor, f God thaldire& all thy vayes, and appoint thee how to goe either hi- ther or thither. t Ye thall caft a- way your idoles which you have madc of gölde and filuer with ali that belon- ú Shewing thar there can be no eftored the glo- ter our of the pit. 15 Foz thus fam the” Lom Gon, the bolp ODne ot Jiraci Fw ret and quietnetic Hall pe be faued;in quietneſſe and tn contivence thal be your frength, but pe would net. 16 Foz ye haue fapd, No, but we will flee p away dpon o hozles. Therefore Wall pe fies, Chee will ride vpon che ſwiktelt· Therefore ſhall pour perſecuters be fwifter- 17 Athonland as one hali fice at there. ` Bukeof one: atthe rebuke of tine fhall pee fice, till ye be left asa ſhippe malt vpon the P —* ot a mountaine, and as a beacon vpon an hill. 18 Det therefore wil the Lord waite, that he map haue a mercte pon pou,and therfore will he be eralted, that be map haue compat: lion vpon vou: for the Lora is rhe Govot riudgement. Bleſſed are all thep that waite fox him. — 19 Surely a people Hall dwell in Zion, and in Jernlatem: thou Walt weepe no moe: hee will certainely haue mercie vpon thee at tye voyce of thy cry: when he hearsth thee, be will anſwere thee. 20 And when the Lorde bath giuen you the bead of aduerfitte, and the water of af- fliction,thy rayne Malbeno ioe kepr backe, but thie eyes thall (ee the t tame. 21 And thine eares (hall heare a wozrde behinde thee, faping, This ts the way, walke pee in it, WHenthow turnet toche > ht hand, and when then turncit te the Ctl. í 22 Anhyce Wall t pollute the cowering of the images of Glner, and the rich eꝛnament of thine images of gald, and calt them away as a menſtrũous tleth, aud thou ſholt fap vntott,* Get thee hence, 23 Then fhal be gine caine vnto thy (ced, when thon halt fowe the ground, and bean of the increale of the earth,and ic thal be fat, andasople :inthat day hall thpcatreli bee ked in large paſtures. 24 Theoren allo and the yong ales,that tilithe ground, hall eate cleane proucnder, Which ts wWinowed wiih the Houci,and with the faane. On aIady: 3 25 AND vpon euery bigh * monntaine, and vpon euery bie hill hall there be riners and ftreames of waters, inthe Dap of the tar liaughter, when the towzes ſhall 26 Mozeoner, the liaht of the Moone fhailbeas thelightot the? Sunnz, and the light af the Sunne Wail ve ſeuen folte, and like the light of uen Bayes in the Day that the Lorde fall binde vp che breach of bis people, and heale the Croke of their wound 27 Behold the Mame ofthe Lord coms meth from farre, tits face is burniag, and the burden thereof istieaup, bis Nppes are frill of uBianatio’ , aud pis tongue is as a deuouring fire. theteo( (hall ſuen tines the brightne ie of the Sunne: for, Chap,xxx}. 28 Qndbhispirite isas ariuer that o» Heriloweth vp to the necke: it diuldeth as funder, to fanne the nations with the fanne of vanitic, anD there thallbes a buble to caule them to erre in the tawes of the peo- ie. 29 But therefhal be a fong vnto pon asin the > night, whena folemne kealt ts kept: ant gladnefie of heart, as be that commeth With apipe to goo vute the mount of the Lozd,to the mighty Die of Iſrael. ; 30 Aad tye Low Malcante bis glozious voyce to bebeard, and thal Declare thedigh- ting Downe ot his arme, withthe anger of hiscountenance , and fianie of a deuouting Ges with lcattering and tempeſt, and haile· ones, 31 Foz with the voyceof the Lod Mall — be deſtroyed, which mote with ibe < rodde, 32 And inenery place that the tafe fall paffe it iall a cleaue fat, which the Lorde tyal lay vpon bim With rabets and hatps, and with battels,and lifting vp of hands ſhall Hefightfagaintin | : 33 Foz ¢ Tophet is prepared of olde: it is enen prepared ĉo? the » Ring: bee bath made tt i Deepe and large; the burning thereofis fire and nuch wood : the bzeath of the Lod, like a riuer of brimſtone, doeth kindle tt. Vainetruftinman. 269 a To drive them to nothing: and thus God coniu- meth the wicked by that meanes, whereby ke clen- feth his. b Ye thallre- ioyce at the dee ftrudtion of your enemies,as they that fing for ioy of the folemne feaſt, which bee, gan in the euc» ning. c Gods plague, d It fhaidettroy, e With ioy and aflurance of the victory. f Again{tBa- . bel : meaning the Affyrians and Babylonians, g Here it ĩs ta⸗ ken for hell, where the wie- ke d are tormen- ted, reade 2.Kin, 23.10, h- So tbat their etate or degree cannot exempt the wic- ked, i By theſe fiiguratine ſpecches hce declareth the conditionof the wicked after this life, CHAP. XXXI. i 1 He curfeth them that forfake Godyand fecke fêr the helpza f mens VV De vnto them that goe 2 Downe iit- to Egypt forheipe, and ſtay vpon bouts, and tratt in charets, becaule they are many, andin bozlemen, becanle they bee bery trong: bat theplooke not vnto — Due of Jirachi nore ſeeke vnto the ord. 2 Buthe petis «wiles : therefore he wil bring tuil,and notturne backe bis word, but be wili ariſe againit the boule ofthe wicked, and again fhe peipe ot chem that wozke vaniti·. ihe 3 Pow the Egyptians sre. met, and not God, ana there yozies fle sand not fpi- tit: and when the toe fhall firetch out bis hand, the è helper alt tall, and hee that = —— fyailfalt, and they ſhall altogether aie = > ‘Ao Forthus bath the Lod poken onto mee, ag the lon oz lions whelpe voaterh viion fis yrape, again wiome if a mut- ttrude of thepheards bee called bee will riot bee afrapde at their voyce, neither will humble himlele at their noyſe: fo ſhall a. There were two ſpeciall catse. fes,why the Ifrats lites fhould not — with the Egyp- rians Aiea. caufe the Lord had commanded them neucrto returné thither, Déuterono, 17e 16nd 28.68. left they fhould forget the binge- fiteof hear re- defpption : and fecondly, left they (houdbe corrupted with the {uparRision andidolatrie of the Egyptianc and fo forfake God,Jer.2.18. b Meaning, that they forfake the Lord, that put their truft inwworld/ Ty things: for theycanoot truftinboth.. e: Andknoweth their crafe - tié enterprifesand will bring alktomought. d Meaning, bothahe- Feyptians and thedfraclires.. i the: LeSinie dnd Moone, which are two excellent creatures, hee weth what (hallbee the’glory of the chidren'of Godisthe king” meofChrift Z This thtevtn og isagainft the Affyriabs, the? jefe enemies of the pedple of Gods cit cf Ofgood Magiftrates. e He theweth | the Lozd of hoſtes Come *Downete Right tor the lewes, that ` mount Zisi, and for tue Hill chercof. H ifthey would § As birds that tlic, to Mall the Lorde pite their t: uft of hoſtes Defend Jeruſalem by detending in bim, he is ſo and veltucring, by paing through and pre- ablethatnone- ferning it. i can refift his 6 D yechildren of Jirael,turne againe, power:andfo — inasmuch as pee ate’ funken Decpe in re. careiul! ouer bellton. them, asa bird 7 Foꝛ in that day, euery man fail e caſt ouerheryong, out his Woes of ũluer,aud bts idols ot gold, whicheuerfluth which pour baudes hane made pou, cucna about them for finne. their defence: 8 Then hall Aſſhur fall bv che ſword, which fimilitude not of man, nettier thall the ſword of man the Scripture deuoure hun, the thall fiec from the ſword, vfethis divers and hts yong men ſhall faint. places,as Deut. 9 Anethe hall go for feare to bisi tower, 32.11. matth. and hts pinces fyallbe atcatd of the kan- 33.376 Dard, fayth tke Loz, whole * fire isin Fiom f Hetoucheth and bts foznace in Jeruſalem. their con{tieace that they might earneftly fecletheie grieuous finnes, and fo truely re~ pent, foralm uch as now they are almoft drowned, and paſt recouery. By thefe fruits your repentance fhal be knowen, as: Chap 2.18. When your repentance appeareth. i This was accosnplithed foone after when Sancheribs army was difcomfited, and he fled to hiscafile its Nincueh fer fuccour, k To defiroy his enemies, “CHAP, XXXII. 1 The conditions of good rulers and officers de- feribed by the gouernement of Herckiah who was the figure of Chrift. a This prophefie J Ebolve , 2a King hall reigne in iuſtice. is of Hezekiah, and the Pꝛinces Hall rule d tn fudge» who was a figure ment. of Chriĝ,and 2 And tha mas ail bee as an hiding therfore itought place from tie winde, and as a refuge for chieflytobere- the tempeft : as riuers of water tira Die ferred tohim, place, and asthe ſhadow of a great rocke in b By iudgement ¢ a teearpland. and tuftice is 3 The cpesof 4 the feetag Hall not bee meant an vp- fut, and the cares ofthemebat heare, Mail rightgouerne- hearken 1 ; ment, bothin 4 And the heart of the fooliſh Mall yn- policeandreli-. Bertand Knowledge, and the tongue of gion. the flutters yall bee ready to ſpeake Di» c Wheremen ſtinctlp. g are wearie with § Acniggard Mall noma: be called li⸗ trauciling, for berall,noꝛ the churle rich. lacke of water, 6 But the niggard wiil ſpeake of nig» gardneſſe, and bis heart will worke miqui- d He promifeth tie,and Doe Wickedly, and peake kalſely a⸗ to. giue the trie light, whichis gaint the Lor , to make empty the hungty the pure doGrine louie, and to caule the drinke ofthe thivitie ofGodsword, to faile. Q and vnderftan- 7 forthe weapons ofthe churle are twice ding,and zeale ked : hee Deutleth wicked counſels, to vndoe ofthe ame con- the poore with lying wawes , antte [peake trary to the againit rhe poore in iudgement. By 231 threatnings a- 8 But the liberall man will deniie of li» gainftthe wic- berall things, and be tatll continuchislibe- hed,Chap,6.9. ralitie. and 29.10. ¶ Riſe vp, pe women that are at eale: e Vice thallno heare myvoyce, pee f carelee Daughters; more be called Vertue,ror vertue eſteemed by power and riches. £ He prophefieth of fuch'calamity to come, that they wilbnot {pare the women and chil- dyen,and therefore wille:h them to take heede and prouide, g Ifaiah. o A faminethreatned. hearken fo ity words. the 2 _ Io Pe women, that are careleffe, hall be Infteares abone a peere in Bayes: * for the g Meaning, vintage hatlfatle, and the gathering spall tha theafiidi. come ns mee, on ſhould cons II Dee women, thatare at eaſe, beato. tinuclong, and nied: fearg, D pee carclefie women: puto whenone yecre | the clothes: make bare, and gredelackeckota were paft, yee vpon the ioynes. — they fhould 12 Men halilament foz thei teates, euen loeke tor new fo: the pleaſant tieldes, and fog the truittull plagues. vine. h God will 13 Upon the land ofmy people Gal grow take fromyou - thoꝛnes and bzpers; yea, vponalithe houſes the meanes ofloy in the citte ofrctapctng, and occafions, I4 Becanfethe palace wall bee foꝛſaken, which made and the} noyle of the cirie fall bee lefts the-you tocon- tower and fortreſſe (hail bee dennes foz euer; temne him: to and the delite of wilde afics, and a patture wit, abundance fo: flockes, of worldly 15 Cntilithe* Spirit be povered vpon goods, bs from aboue , and the wildernefie become 1 By the teates a fruito llie, anD the | plentesus Rold bee he meaneththe counted as a forrett. m ign plentituli fields, I6 And tudgement hall Dwellinthe Be: whereby men ſert, and tultice thall remaine tn the fruitftull arenourithed, fein. TEH as children with 17 And the worke of tuftice Halbe peace, the teate: or enen the wozke of tuitice and quietneſſe, and the mothers for aſſurance foz cuer. ‘ forow and lean- 18 dnd my people Mal dwel in thetader> neſſe, mall lacke nacle ef peace, and in tare dwellings, and in milke, fafe reting places. ; | Or, multitude. Ig Chen te haileth, it ali fall onthe k Thatis, when forreft, and the = citie pall be fet inthelow che Church place. i fhall bee re- 20 Bleſſed arepethat" few spon alltwa- Rored: thus tets, and ° Datue thither the keete of the ore the Prophers . and the afie. ' after they haue ‘ denounced Gods indgements againſt the wicked , vietocomfartthe godly, left they thould faint.. | The field which is now fruitful , {hall be butas 2 barren forreft in comparifon of that it thal bethen, as Chap.29.19 which (hall oce faifilled in Chrifts time : forthen they that were bee fore as the barren wilderneffe, being regenerate, fhall bee fruite full, andthey thathad fome beginning of godlineffe, (hall bring foorth fruites in fuch abundance , that their former life thali ſee me but asa wilderne{Te where no fruites were, m They fhall notneede co builde itin high places for feare of the enemie: for God will defend it, and turne away the (tormes from hurting of thcir commodities, n Thae is, vpon fat ground and well watered, which bringeth forth ia abune dance: or in places which before were coucred with waters, and now made dry for your vfes. o The fieldes hall befo rancke, thatthey}j thallfend out their cattel to eate vp the firft crop, which abundance fhall be lignes of Gods fauourand loue towatds them. i i ! { l | [ f i b : f CHAP. XXEN, The defirultion of them,by whom Ged hath pie nifhed his Church. VV Do tothee that > ſpoyleſt, and walk a Meaning, the not {poyled : and Doc wickedly, enemies ofthe and they did not wickedly againtt thee: Church,as were when thon hale > ceafe to fpople , thou the Caldcans, _ fhaltbe fpoyled: when thou Malt make ay and Affyrians: foy but chicfly of S2e neherib,but nor onely. b When thine appointed time thall come thathi. God hail take away thy power, and that which thou haft wrongfully}, gotten, (hall begiuento others, as Amos 5.3 —* ende — Who fhall dwell on high. e The Calde-: ans {hall doe _ kketo rhc Af- | fyr:ans,asthe > Affyrians didte Iſracl: and the Medesand Per- fiansthail doe the fame co the Caldeans, d He eclareth hereby what is the chiefe re- fuge of the faithfull when troubles come, to pray and fecke helpe of God, - pedft our fathers fo foone as they, called ypon thee. f That is,the Affyrians fled before the ær- mic of the Cal- dcans,orthe Caldeans for feare ofthe Mdes and Per- ſians. g When thou, © Lerd,did- ſteſt lift vp tine arme to punifh thine ene- mies, h Yetbatas caterpillers de- ftroyed with your number the whole world, thallbaueno | ftrength to re- fift your ene- | mies the Cal- $ deans, but fhall | be gathered on fan heape and de- ftroyed. i Meaning,the Medes and Per- f fians againft the Caldeans, k. Thatis, inthe day es of Heze- kiah, ende of Doing mickedlp;e they ſhall doe wit- kedly againſt thee 2 $D Lone haue mercie vpon ve, wee batie wayted foz thee: bee thou, which walt © their arme tn the moning onr helpe allo in time ot trouble. 3 At the nople of the tunult.the f pcaple fled: at thines cralting, the nations were {cattercd. 4 4 And yourfpoyle Wall be gathered like the gathering olè caterptilers: and ie thal gae agatnit him like the leaping of grathop: pers, The Lorwdiscralten: for he owelleth on bigk: be hath filed ston with iudgement and mitice. 6° Aud there Halt bee Cabilitie of kthy times, itrength, ſaluation, wiledome and knowledge : for the fearcot the Lord hall be bis treature. 7 Weholde,' their meflengers Mall crye without, andthe »ambatladours of peace Fyall weepe bitterly, il 8 Che paths are wake; the wayfaring man ceateth: he barb biokemrbe coucnant: be bath cantenined tiecies: hee regarded no man. Whe earth mourneth and favureth: Lebanon is ahamed, and bewen downe: ° Sbaren islikea wilderneile,and Bahan is ſhaken and armet. | t 10 Row will r arife, ſayth the Lorde: nen witi Ibe exalted, now wil F lit pp my eife. IL 9 Pee fhallconceiue chaffe, and bring foozth ſtubble: the fire of your bzeath Wail deuoure pou. i 12 And the people ſhall be as the burning of lunes andas the thoznes tut wp, ſhall they be burnt in tie fire. 13 Heare, vee that arer farre off, what J haue done, and pee that are neere, knowe nip pewer. — 14 Shel linners in Zion are afrapde: a feare ts come. vpon the hypocrites: wio ae mong vs hal Dwell with the Deuouring Gre? who among bs Mall dwell with the euerla· ſting burnings ? «gory Is Qe chat walketh fn tuice,and (pea- kerh righteous things . refuling gayne of oppeffion, aking hts hands from taking of giftes, ſtopping bis eares front bearing of oo > aud utting bis epes from fecing gill, E IRAE EE : 16 Dee hall dwell on thigh: bis defence fall bee the munitions of rockes : bread man bee gtticn him, and bts waters tball bee ure. 1 Sent fromSaneheri>. m Whomethey of leruſalem fenttoin- treate of peace. o hefe are the woordes of the Ambafladours, when, they returne from Sarcheria, o Which was a plentifull countrey,meaninghat S.ncherib would deftroy all, p` To helpe and deliver my Church. }who thought all wastheir owne: but hee Shewern that their enter- 4prife (hall becin vayne, and that the fire,which they had kindled for Jorhers,fheuldconfamethem. r His vengeance (hall be fo greae, q; This is poken agiinit the enemies, at all the worldefhall talke thereof.: f Which doe pot beleeue the wordes of the Prophet, and sheaffurance of their deliuerance. ijt. Meaning, thar God willbeea fore defence to all them that live Jaccorcing to his woul. 17 Thine eyes Hall "fee the King in ae glszie: they all behold the land * farre 18 Chine hearty Hall meditate feart, There ts the Hertbe? Ahere is the re- Ceiuer? Cdihere is jee that counted the towers? 19: Thon halt not fee afiercepeople, a people of a Darke (perch, that thou cant noc percetue, and ofa ſfammering tongue, that thou canit not vnderſtand. 20 Looke vpon Zien the citie ofour fo- lemne feaftes + thine eyes fhali fee Fe- rulalem a quiet habitation, a Tabernacle that cannot bee remooued, and the tiakes therest-can mener bee taken away, neis fier fhali any of the codes thereot bee bzo en. 21 foz ſurely there the mightie Lod will bec bute vs, zs a place z e: foods and boad riucrs , whereby thall patie us ſhippe with oares, neither fall great thippe paffe thereby, 6l 22 Foꝛ the Lordis our Judge, the Lord is out LawgiuerstheLedis our Ring, be will fauc vs. 23 Ehycoades are looſed: they could Not weliirengthen their mattneither could thepipread the taile: then Mall the b pray be diuided for a great (pore ; yea, the lame tall fake away thepray. 24 Aud nonc injabitant Hall fap, J am ficke: the people chardweiltherem thal bane their iniquitiefozgiuen. Chap.xxxiiij. GodpreferuethhisChurch. 270 u They fhajl fee Hezekiah delivered from his enenyes,and reftored te ho» nour and glo. rit, x They fhallbe no more fhutin as they were by Sancherib, but goe where it pleafeth them, y Before that this libertie commceth,thou , fhalt thinke thas thou artin great dangere for the enemie fhall fo tharpe- ly aflaile you, that one fhall crie, Whereis the clerke thag writeth the names ofthem that are taxed? another, Where isthe receines? another {hall crie for bim that valueth the rich houſes, but God vill deli- wer you from this ſeare. z Letvs bee content with this (mall riuer of Shiloah , and not defire the great ſtreames and rivers, whereby the enemies may iring in (hippes, and deftroy vs. a Hee derideth - the Affyrians and cnenmes. of the Church., declaring their deliruati- on, as they chat perilh. by flipwrackes b Hee comforteththe Church, and (heweththat they haU bee ensiched with all benefites both of body and foule, yp CHAP, XX XIII Teg). t- Hee fheweth that;God puniſhetl the wicked for the lowe he beareth toward hu Charch, CE neere, pe2 nations and heare, and bearken, pee people: let the carth heare, and ali that is theretngthe world and al that pꝛoctedeth thereff. 2. Foꝛthe indignation of the Led is vp· * on all nations, and his wrath vpon all thete armies: hee hath > deltroped chemand del· nered them to theflanghter. 3, And theft laine wall bee cat ont, and their Atak halt come vp out of their bodies, and the mountaines (all bee melted wiih their bloot. pw 4 Andalithe hoſt ok heauen? ſhalbe aie ſolued, andthe heauens halbe folden itke a booke: and all their hoſtes ail fall as the leafe falleth from the Cline, and as it fallerh from the Rare tree. s For imvfwozd Hall be a He propheſi⸗ toyce: and the waſte ground ſhalbe glad cthotthe full e To deftroy your enemies, f When the knowledge of Chrift is reuealed, $ They barren and deftituteof the graces of God , fhai! haue them giuen by Chrift. h It(ha!! bee forthe Saints of God ,' and not for the wic- ked. i God thallleadeand guide them , alluring tothe bringin foorth of Egypr. k Asheethreatnedto the wicked to be defroy- ed beereby, Chapter 30.6. 1 Whom the Lord hall deliuer from reftauf2tion of - tiles vnder {hall beetully accomplithed: at the lait day: albeit as yet it iscompared: to a deferc and vilderneſſe. b TheChurch = which was be- fore compared to a barren wile derneffe, fhall > by Chrift bee mademoft plenteous and" beautifull, c Hetheweth | that the pre- (| fence of God, is the caufethae the Church doeth bring forth fruic aud flourilh. d Hee willeth all to encourage one another, and {pecially the minifters, to exhort and firengthen the vreake,that they | may patiently abide the com- that were doĉrine afore, both forthe threatnings and promifes: to wit, that God would fuffer his w a aa ee ee ee S| ZS eel a The craft ofthe wicked. €Forhewasnow fonneok Hilkiah the « feward of the boufe, rfteredtohis and Ohebna the 4 chancellez, and Joab the officeasifaiah ſoune ot Afaph the recozder. haiprophefied, 4 AnD © Rablſhakeh layde vnto them, Chap,22.20 Gell pou Hezekiah, 3 pay pou, Thus d This declareth that there were fewe godlyto be found in j kings J fap , f Surelpl hue eloquence, but houfe,whenhee! counſell and frength are forthe warre: on wasdriuento Whom then Doel thou truk, that thou rebel- fend this wicked leit againſt me? fapeth the great Ring, the King of Afigur, ate contidence is Chis, where thou true e . man in ſuch a 6 Loe, thou truſteſt in this broken Kaffe weightymarter, Of reede, on Egypt, whereupon if aman e Sanehenbs leane, tt will goe inte his bande, and pierce it: fo iss Pharaoh king of Egypt, vñto all chiefe captaine. that trutt in him. f-He fpeaketh thisinthepers 7 Wutifchoufay vnto me, Cee trut in fonofHezeki- the Lode ourGDD; Fs not thar hee ab, falflychar- whole bye places and whole altars Heze· ginghim, thathe kiah tooke Downe, andfayde to Judah and puthistrutin ta Jexrulalem, Dee all worlhip beto? this hiswitandelo. aitar? quence whereas 8 sow therefore giue hoſtages to my lod hisonlyconfi-' the king of Afibur, and J will give theerwo nencewasinthe thouland jozles, tf thou bee able on thy part Lord, to fet riders vpon then. g Satan laboured to pull the godly king from one vaine confidence to another,to wit,from troft in the Egypti ins, 9 Foꝛ how cast theu l Delpile any cap» taine of the bleaſt of my lords (eruants? and put thp truk on Egypt foz charets and foz porfemen? IO And am J now come vp without the Lord tothis land to deftropit ? Che Lode fayd vnto me, i Go vp again this land,ana wholepower deltroy it. FAN was weake and Il Q Chen ſayd Eliakim, and Shebna, would deceue EJoah vnto RabMhakeb, * Spcake, 3) pray thee , to thyleruantsin the Aramites lans guage, (foz we vnderſtand it) and talke not with vs tn the Jewes tongue,in the audiece of the people that areon the wall. 12 Then ſayd Rabhakeh, Vath my mas God. fter fent mee to thymater, and tetheete YOr,turne backe. {peake chele wozdes,and not to the nien that h Hereprocheth fit on the wali?that thep may eat their owne toHezekiahhis Dougue, and drinke their owne + pill? with fmall power, you? whichisnotable 13 So Rabhakch ſtood, and cried with a to reſiſt one of lond boyce inthe Feweslanguage,and far, Saneheribslealt Weare the wordes of the great Ring, of the captaines. King of Alihur. GThusthewice 14 Ehuslateth the King, Let not ese: kedtodeceiue kiah Decetuc pou: foz he tyail uot be able to vs, will pretend deliuer pou. ` _theNameofthe I5 either let Hezekiah make pou to trut Lord,but we muft in the Logd, laying, Che Lozd wili ſurely Des - try the fpirits, liuer be: this city all not ve ginen oner in- whether theybe tothe band ofthe king of Aſchũr. of God or no. 16 Mearken not to Hezekiah:for thus faith k Theywerea- the kingof Aſſhur, Make i appoputment frayd, leſt by his with me,and come cut tome,that every man words, he fhould may eat of bis owne vine, and euery man of haue ftirredthe bis owne figtree, and drinke euery man the people againſt waterofhisewne well, the king andalo 17 Till Icome and wing vouto a land pretended to like pour ownelande,cuen a lande of wheate grow tofomeap- — poyntment withhim. Ebr. the water oftheir feet. 1 The Ebrew worde fignifieth ble fling : whereby this wicked captaine would haue perfwaded the people that their condition ſhould be better ynder Sa⸗ nmeherib,then vader Hezekiah, them,to yeeld himfe fe to the Affytians,and fo not tohope for arty helpe of Chap. xxxvij. Thegodlylament, 271 and wine,a land of bread and vineyards, 18 Lealt Hezekiah decetuc you, laying, the Lozde wilt deliuer vs. Hath any of the gods of chenations Delinered his land out of the hand of the king of Ailhur ? 19 Wiberets the god ofm Mamath, and of ArpaB? where ts the god of Sepharua: im? oꝛ howe haue thep deltucred Samaria out of mine hand? 20 Thots he among all the gods of thele lands, that bath Delivered their countrep out of mine jand, that the Lode ponlo deliner Jerufalem out ofinine band ? 21 Then they kept ſilence, and anfwered Him nor a word: fo? the kings cOmandement was laying, Anhwere him get. _ an 22 Chen came Eliakim the fonne of Hil- wicked make kiah the ſtewarde of the houſe and SEheb⸗ Godan idole, na thechauncellour, and Joab the (onne of becauſe they doe Alaph the Recorder, wnto Hezekiah with not vaderitand rent clothes, aud tolde him the woes of that God ma- Rabivakeh, keth them his fcourge,and punifheth citiesfor finne, n, Not that they did not bewe by ewt- dent fignesthat they cid deteft his blafphemy: for they had nowe tent tbeir clothes, but they knewe it wasin vayne to vie long reafo~ ning with this infidel, whofe rage they fhoulde baue fo much mors prouoked, m That is,of Antiochia in Syria, of the which thefe two other ch tiesalfo were: whereby we fee how euery towne had his peculiar idole, and howthe CHAP. XXXVIUL 2° Hezekiah asketh counſel of 1 faiah who pro- mifeth him the victory. 10 The b/afphemy of Sa- neherib. 16 Hezekiahs prayer. 36 The armie of Saneherib is flaine ofthe Angel, 38 and he him- ſelfe of his owne ſonnes. AS * when the king Hezekiah heart it, VRANA be a rent his cloches, æ put on fackclory, a In figne o and canieinto the houle of the £00, gricfe and re- 2 And hee ſent Eliakim the fteward of pentance. the houſe, andDDbebnathechanceltoz, with the elders of the JDatettes , clothed in ſacke⸗ cioth vnto > Jlatay the Prophet, the fonne b Tohaue com- of Amoʒz. fortof him by 3 Andthey ſayde vnto him, Thus faith the word of Mescktah, Chis day ts a Bay of tribulation God,that bis andof rebuke and biaſphemy: foz che chit» faithmight be: Dien are come tothe birth, and there is no confirmed,and i firength to bring forth. _ fo hisprayer be A FE fo bethe Lord thy God hath + heard moréearnefti the wosdsof Rablhakeh whome the king of teaching heres Algur bis matter gath ſent to rapleon the by, thatin all lining God,and to reproch him with words dangersthele which the Lote thy God hath heard, then two are the on⸗ € lift thou vp thy prayer foz the remnant that ly remedies, to are left. feeke vnto God § So theleruants of the king hezekiah and bis mint tame to Iſaiah· ſters. 6 And Iſaiah fayd vnto them, Thus ſay c Weare inas pate your maſter, Thus ſayth the Lord, Be great forrew as not afrayd-of ý wo20s that thoudatt beard, a woman that wherwith the feruants of theking of Aſhhur trausileth of bane blafshemed me. chnild & cannot 7 PBeholde,Jwilifend abla vpon him, be delivered, 8 d Thatis, will declare by effe& that bee bathheard it: for when God deferretli to punith it, it feemethto the felh , thar hee knoweth not the finne,or- heareth notthe caule, -e Declaring that the minifters office doeth hot onely {tand in comforting by the word, bur alfo in praying for the< people, ans. Hezekiah prayers F Of the Egypti- _ ans and Ethiopi- ansthat (hal eoineand fight ainſt him, & Which wasa citie toward Egypt, thinking thereby to haue ſtayed the force of his enemies. h Thus God would haue him to viter a moft horrible blafphe- mie before his deftruction : as to callthe author ofall trueth, a deceiuer: fome gather hereby that Shebna had difclofed vnto Sancherid the anfwere that Ifaiah fentto - : the king. i Whichwasa citie of the Medes. k Called alfo _. Charreacity in - Mefopotamia, whence Abraham came after his fa- thers death, 1 He. groundeth hisprayer on ` Godspromife, _ who promifed to heare them from betweene the Cherubims. m Meaning, of the ten tribes, n Hedeclareth fcr.what caufe he prayed that they might be delinered:to _ wit,that God might be glori- fied thereby through all che _ world. o Whom God had chofento himfelfeasa chafte virgine, _and oner whom he had a care to referue her fro the luftes of the tyrant, asa father would hauc ouer his daughter. p Declaring hereby, that they ana de ſhall heare af noyle returne to his gwe (ande,and J wili caule him ta fall by tye fwod tn his emi land. 8 €Ho Rabibakeh returned, and found the king of Afibur ſighting s agatn& Libs naj: for ge bad yeard that he was Departed from Lachiſh. 9 Hee heard alfo men fay of Tirhakah king of Ethiopia, Beholde, he is come out ta fight againſt thee: and when be beard it, be ſent other meſſengers to Hezekiah, faving, Id Thus hal pe ſpeake to hezektah king of Judah,ſaying, Let not thy Goth deceiue therin whom thou trutet laying, Jeruſa· lem ali nat bee giuen into the bande of the king of Achur. ; * Ii Behold, thou hak heard what ý kings of Alijur paue Done to all landes tn deſtroy⸗ hig them and Halt thou be delinered 2 I2 Daue the gous of the nations deliue⸗ red thon which my fathers haue dettreyed ? as Gozan, ani “Haran, and Resep), ana the chido! Caen, which were at Te⸗ lafar? * Pii d . 13 there fs the Ring of Damath, and the ting of Arpan ana che king of che city of Dephatrugim, heña, and Juah? I4 @ Do Hezekiah receiued theletter of the hand of the meffengers aud read tt,and be went vp into rhe heuleofthe Lo:d, and Hezekiah ſpread tt before the Lod, os: And Mesckiah prayed vnia the Lord, png, ; 16 D Lod of hots God of Iſrael, which Ddwelleſt betweene the Cyccubims, then act octy Gad alone ouer alithe kinadamnes of the earth; thou bak made the heauen ana tge earths =- ; 17 Jucline thine care, D Lozd,and heare: open thine eyes, O Lorte,and (ee, and beare all the words of Sancherth,whe hath ſent to blaſpheme the lining Goa. 18 Trueth it is, D Lord, that the kings of Alhur auc deſtroped all lands, and = their countrer, 19 And hane caf their gods inthe fire: fo? they were no gous, but the work of mens Hands,cuen wood o? Rone:therefoze they de: ſtroyed them. 20 Now therefore, D Loyd our God,faue thou ys out of pis band, that» all the kings Dames of the earth map know, that thou oñ · Ip art the Low, 21 @ Chen Iſaiah the fonne of Amos ſent vnto Yesckiah, faving, Thus iaveth the Lorde God of Fltael, Becan thou hart pated ynta me concerning Daneherid king of Aſhur, 22 Chis is the word that the Lord hath fpoken again hun. Che ovirgin,the caugh. terofSion, hathdelpifcather, andlaughen theetoftozne: Che daughter of Ferulaicur hath Haken her head at chee. * 23 Uhom hat thou railed on, and blaſ⸗ phemed? and againſt whom hat thou eval- ted thy voice, and lifted up thine eves on hie? even againſt the r holy Dare of Jiraci. 24 By thy ſeruants bait thou rayled on that are ene niesto Gods Church, fight again him, whofe quarell his Church onely maintaineth. i aiah· the Lord, and ſayd, By the multitude of mp charets 3] am come vp te the toppe of the mountaines, to the fines sfiLebanon, and will cut Downe the Hie cedars thereaf, and the faire firre trees thereof, and J will gee vp tothe beta hts of his top, and to the forrclt of his fruitfũll places, Cigle2 3 25 Fhanedvigged cand drnuke the was ters, and with the plancofimpteete gaue F Dived alithe riuers cioſed in. 26 Watt thou not peard bow J hane of olde time made ti rand paue formed it tong agoe? anv fhould J now dying ít; thatit fhould bee deſtroyed, and layed on tuinous Deapes,as cities Defence, aes 38 estas) 27 Uyole inhabitants + haue finall poms er, and are afraid and confounded? they are like the graſſe ot the tield and greene herbe, or graſſe on the boule tops, 02 cone blaited fafore it be growen. 28 But J know thy swelling, and thy t gaing out and thy comming H, and thy ku⸗ tle againſt me. 4 29 Becaule thou rageſt again me, and thy cumuit is conte by puto mine eaves, therefoze will Jput mine » hooke tn thy nos ftrels, and my bridle in chylippes, and will bring thee backe agains che fame way thou scame i 30. Ana this palve a r figne puto thee, O Hezekiah, Thou Hale cate this peereluch as groweth of it (ele: and the fecond perre, fuch things as grew without ſowing:and iu the third peere, lowe pe and reape,and plant vineyards, and eate the fruit thereof. 30 And a theremnane that ts elcaped of the houſe of Juvah, hall againe take rocte downeward, and besre fruit vpward. 32 Şo out of Jeruſalem ſhall goe a rent nant, aud they that eſcape out of mount 3i: = : thezealeofthe Log of hoſtes ſhall Boe this. 33 Therefore thus fapyeth the Lord. cons cerning the king of Alur, Ye ihailnot en: ter into thts citie, noz ſhoote an arrow there, noz come before tt with Melde, noz cata mount againg tt. STÀ 34 By tie fame wap that he came he fjall returne, and not come into this cities ſaych the Lord. i . 35 Foꝛ J will defend this citie to ſaue it foz nine owne fake, and for my ſeruant o Da. uins fake. 36 €* Then the Angel of the Lord went out, elinote tn the campe of Aſchur anhun- Deth,tenrelcoze and fue chenland: fe whet they aroſe carly inthe moning, beholo, they were all Dead corpſes. will take himand guidehim. x ‘Thou thalelofeth Tyrants are brideled, q He boaſteth of his policie in that that he can finde meanes to rourith his army⸗ & ofhis power, in tbar thathis w army is ſo greaty that itisableta’ > dry vpihole ries f ucrs,and tode- s3 ftroy the waters, which the Lewes had clofedin, |» r Signifying, ua that God made 4 nothis Church todéftioyity sit bur to preferue. , it,and therefore he faith-thathe . formed itof. +; old,euenin his eternall counfelf, which cannot be changed, Ebr. are [hort i in hand. { He theweth thatthe Rate, > and powerof. ; moftflorifhing | citiesendureth + buta moment in refpe& of the + Church,which > fhallremaine | for cuer.he · cauſe God is the maintainer =} thereof- 7 t Meaning,his counſels and en- terprifes, s u „Becaufe Sane- herib (hewed bimfelfeas a de- uouring fifhand furious bealt, he vieth thefe fimilitudesto . teach how he y labour. God giueth fiencs after two forces: fome, gocbefore the things, as the fignes hat Mofes wrought in Egypt, which were forthe confirmation of ehetr faith: and fome goe after the thing. as the facrifice, whicli chey were commaunded to make three dayes after their departure; and chefe latter are to keepe the benefits of God in our remembrance, of the which fort this hereis, z Hepromifechthat for two yeeresthe f ground of it felfe fheuld feedethem. a They whom God hath de- lincred out of the hands of the Affyrians, ſhall proſper: and this pros | perly belongeth to the Church, b> For my promife fake made to David, , 2.King.19.3§. 2-chrom. 32,21. tob, iei $e maccab 7 41, 2maccab.d.19, 37 So ect ls .48,22, Ke Hezekiah refforedtohealth.giueth Chap.xxxviij-xxxix. ¢eWhich w asthe ehicfeit citie of the Aſſyrians Tobat t. 21. Or, Arminia, d- Who wasalfo: called Sardana- 38 So Sancherib king of Aſchur depar· fedjand went away aud returned and dwelt at © Nineueh. . 29. Ano as hee wasin the Canple wo? Mipping cf Mifroch bis god, Adzametech and Qhatezer his fomies*iicin him with tog fwoe2d. and they eſcaped inte the land efi as Palusinwhole — carats and Clarhaddon pis tonne reigned daycstenne inpre ftead. X yeeres after Sa- neheribs death, the Caldeans ouercame the Aflyrians by Merodach their king. ; © A AIP. AXXVIII. Hezekiah is ficke. 5 Heei reffered to health by the Lord, and lineth fiftcene yecresafter. 10 He giueththankes for hu benefites 2. Kingi 20. 1. 2 Chron. 32 24. 2 Soone after that the Affyri=, ans were {laine: fo that God will haue the exer- cite of bis chil- cren continuall, that they may _learneoncly to punts that atime was O-scktabh ficke Svinte the cath, and the Prophet zia tal) fonne of Amos came vnto bim, and fayde vnto hin, Bonsiayetythe Lo2d, Put chine aani in amener, to? thou {halt dye, and not we. cts i 2 Then Mesekiah> turned his face to the wail and payed to the Lord, 3. And taid, Jl bewech thee, Lov rement ber now how J bane walked befog thee in trueth, and with a perfect beart, and haue dependvpon. Done that which ts goon in thy light: and God, and aſpite Vtzʒekiah wept ſore. to the heauens. 4Thencame tie worde of the Lorde to b Forhis heatt. Iſãtah taping; wastouched, .§ Goe, and fay onto esekiah, Thus ~ with, feate of fayeth the Lord Gov of Dawa thy father, J Gods indge- baue heard thy peayer,and ſeene chp teares: ment,fecinghe beholde, J will adde vate thy Bayes Atteene had appoynted him co die fo quickly after his deliuerance from ceres: ; : 6 And J wil deliner thee! out okthe hand ofthe king of alſhur, and this citys fo: J wit fhalt thon haue of the Befend thie citiz. - 7. And ¢ this ligne É great cala- ; é i hau miiy, asone Lord, that the Lord wil Doe this ching that vnwoerthy to i; $e bathipoken, : F j semaine inthar =. 8 Behold. J wil bring againe the Hadow efate, andalfo. forefeeing the great change, that hĝuld come Ín the Church, ſoraſmuch ashe left nofonne to reione after him: for as yet Manaf- feh was not born, & whenhereig-: of the Dearees( whereby it ts gone Downen the tall of Shas by the ſimue) ten Degrees . backward: fo the limne returned bp ten De- grees, by the which Begrees it Was gone Downe. 9 The writing of Hezekiah king of Ju- Dab when he had breene licke, and Was reco uered of his ſickneſſe. 10 Fiaid inthe s cutting off of my Dates, Fi all goe to the gates of the graue: Jam Depriues ofthe reduc ofimy peeres. ned,wee fee what 11. 3] fapte 3 Hhallnetice thek euen ‘atyrant hewas, the Loz in the land ofthclining: J Waller c Hedocthnot man no moze among the fababitants of the onely promife $ j ; to prolong his life, but to gine him reft and quietneffe from the Affy- rians, who might haue renucd their armieto.revenge their former dif, cemfiure, -d For Hezekiah had asked forconfismation of his faith afigne,as verle 22. and 2 King: 20.8,,whereunro he was mooucd by the fingular motion of Gods Spirit, ¢ Read 2 King.a o.t o. f He Jefe this fone of his lamentation and thank(giuing to all pofterity,asa | monument of his owne infirmity and thank full heart for Gods bener Fics,as Dawid did,Pfal.sa. g At whattimeit was tolde mee, that I fhould dic.: h 1 thal! no more praifethe Lord beere in this Temple ‘among the faithfull sthus God (uffereth his deareft children to want his confolation fora time,that his grace afterward may the more ape peare when they feele their owne weakeneffe, aloh thanks to theLord. 272 wold. ; 12. ine habitation is deperted, ánd is remooued tromme, like athepheards tent: 3 bane cut oſtlike a weanee,iip life she wil cur ince off from tie height: from Day tto night thon wilt make an end of ne, God to take my 13. 3 reckoned tothe mowing: but he life from me. brake atl my bones, like ation: from dayto k ‘Tharis, in one Might wilethou make anend of me. day,orfhortly, ' 14 itheacraneoratwallow, fo afd g 1 Ouer night £ meystter: J Did mourne as adone: mine thought char! epes tuere lifit vpon high: D Log it hath fheuld tine ill ` oppreſſed me comtort me. morning, bur my 15 Chat thal 3 fay 2° foz he ath fayde p-ngs in night it to me, and He hath Done it: J Mall walke periwaded mee Pweakelyp ail mp peeres tn the bitterneſſe of the contrary: he nip icule, fheweth the hore 16 QD Loz, 9 to them that ouerlnue theim, tour,thatthe and to allthatare in them , the lifeofmy {pie faithfull hauc, rit thall bee knowen, that thou cauſedſt meta when they appre- z Heeve,and batt ginen life tome. nend Gods iudg= 17. Beholde, tor! felicity J had bitter ment againit grieke, but tt was thy piealure to deliner their finne. mp fonie frorathe plete of corruption: toa m was fo op- the halt cat all my t linues beyinde thy prek with forow, backe that I was not 18 302" the graue cannot confeffe thee: ableto veter my’ Death cannot pzayie thee : they that gog words,bet onely Downe inta the pit, cannot bope foz thy to grone and trueth, igh. 19 But the liuing, the liuing, he Halcon: n ‘To wit, forow fefie thee, as J doethts Day sthe father tothe and griefe both x childzen hall Declare thy trueth. of body and 20 The Loꝛd was ready to faus me:there> minde, foe wee will fing my fong ,allthe Dales af © God hath dee y out itie in the houſe of the Lord. clared by his 21. Chen layde JIſaiah, Lake a lumpe of Propher tbat E Dep ſigges and: tay it vpon the bople,asd he Mall dye,and ſhall recouer, therefore J will 22 Alfo Hezekiaha had Mid, llpat is the yeelde vnto ligne that J hall goe vp into the boule of the him. Lad? . p Ifhall haue so hia — © ` releafe,but con- tinuall forrowes- whilesI Jive.” q. They that ſhall ouerliue che men that are now aliue,and all they that are ia thefe yeeres, (hall acknow- Jedgethis benefite r That after that thou heddeft condemned me to death thou reſtoredſt meeto lite, £ Whereas] thoueht to have liued in refl and eafe,teing delivered from mineeneny, ĩ had griefe vpon pricfe, t Heefteemeth more the remiflion of his finnes,and Godstauour, thena thovfand jiues, u For asmuchas God hath placed man in this worldeto glorifichim, the godl y take itas a figne ofhiswrath when their dayes were thortened, either becaufethat they feemed vnwerthy for their finnes to liste longer in his feruice, or for their zeale to Gods glory, fecing thattherezre fo fewe inearth, that doe regardit,as Pfal; 6.5.and 115.17. x All -pofterity (hall ac knowledge, and the fathers according to their duetic towarde their children, (hallinftraé themin thy graces and mercies towarde me, y Heetheweth what is the vfe of the Congregation end Church: to wit,to gine the Lord thanksfor hisbenefits, z -Reade 2, King. 203 7. a Asverfe 7, i By my finne I haue prouoked CHAP. XXXIX- i Hexehiah is teprooued, becaufe hee fhewed hs = treafures to the ambaSadours of Babylone. Ae the fame time, > Merodach Ba» 2.King.to 2. ladan , the ſonne of Baladany Ring a This was the Mimon i firit king cf Babylon , which overcame the Aſſyrians in thetenth yecre of his reine, . : ) of. - caſion ferued, _ tomake him vn- - ofthe wicked, ~ tefteth ambition ~ heexhorteth the 3 Of John Baptiſt. b Partly moued of Babel, fent» letters anv a prefent to Wee with the greacnes zekiah: -foz he hav heard that yee hap beene ofthe miracle, ucke, and was recoucred. partly becaulehe 2 AnD Mescktah was < glad of them, and fhewed himfelfe ſhewed them the bante ofthe treafures, the enemy tohisene- {liver and the golde,and the fpices, and the mies, but chiefly, precionsopntment, and all che boule of hts becaufehewould armour,and all that wasfoun’ in bis trea» ioyne withthem [ires : there was nething in bis boufe noz whom Godfa- in all his kingdome that Hezekiah Mewen uoured,and haue them not. theirhelpe ifoc- 3 @bhencame Flatah the Prophet vnto king Desektah, and fayde vata him, Ahat fapde theſe men? and from whence came they to thee? Aud Hezekiah Gaya, They are ponr jon afaree councrey pute mee, front el. 4 . Then fayd bethat haue d they feene in thine boule? And Hezekiah anfwered, Gil that ts in mine boule hauc they feene: there ts nothing among my trealures that F haut not Hewes them. 5. And Fatah fayde to Hesekiah, Meare the word of the Lod of hoſtes. 6 Beholde,the dapes come, that all that is in thine houle, and which thy fathers baue layed vp in ore vntill this Dap, tall bee c caryen te Babel : nothing Halbe left, ſaych the Lod. 7 And of thy nnes, that Wall pro- ceede out of thee , and which thou fhalt beget, all they take away, and they Wall — —— in the palace of the King of abel. 8 £ Chen layde Hesckiah to Iſaiah, The wod of the Loꝛde is good, which thou hat poken : and. hee faya, Vet let there be peace and trueth in mip Dayes. c Reade 2 Kiag. 20 13. & 2 chro. 32,25,31 d Heasketh him of the particulars derftand the craft which he before, being ouercome with their. flattes ry,and bliaded with ambition could nat fee. e By the, grie- uoufnes of the punifhment, is declared howe greatly God de- and vaine glory, f That is, officers and feruants. g Reade 2 Kings 20.196 CHAP, XL, 2 Remi ffio of finnes by Chrift. 3 The comming of Iobn Baptiſt. 18 The Prophet reprooueth the * iaolaters and them that truſt mot inthe Lord. Dmkoꝛt ayee, comfort ye my people, wilt a Thisisacone folation for the pour God fay. Church, alluring 2 Hpeake comfoztablyto Jerufalem, any themthatchey ctie vnto her, that her> warfare ts accom: HMlbencuer plifhed, thather tniquitiets pardoned : fog deftitute of Pra- fhe hath recemedofths Loꝛds hand: double phetsywhereby. fog all her finnes, i dA popece crveth in thee wildernefie, f }repare ye the way af the Lome: make firaight in the Delert apath far our God, 4 Euery valley thall be eralted, and eue: tps mountaine and Hill Hall bee made low: comeafterhim, and the crooked hallbeeftraight , and the to comfort the ; poore af fiiéted,and to affure them of che deliuerance both of body andfoule. b Thetime of her affliction. c Meaning, fuflicient,as Chap. 61.7, and ful correction, or double grace, whereas (he deferued double punifhment, d To wit,ofthe Prophets. e That isjin Ba- bylon & other places where they were kept in captiuity and mifery. f Meaning, Cyrus & Darius which fhould deliuer Gods people out of captivity, & make chem a ready) way to lerufalem : and this was fully accomplifhed, when Iehn theBaptilt brought tidings of LefusChrifts comming, who was the true deliuerer of his Church from finne and Saran,Mat.3.3... Whatfocuer may let or binder thisdelitierance, thalbe remooued, ving ae true minifters of God that then were,aad thofe alfo that (hould Ifaiah. God not tobee figured. rough places plaine. 5 And the glozp of the Lorde hail bee “—e reuciled , and all á flefh thall fee it toge- h This miracle ther: foz the mouth of the Lone hath ipe» albe fo great kenit. thatit thall be 6 Ai voice laid, Cry. And he aid, Uhat Koowen through Mall crie? Afli isgraffe, and allte althe world, k grace thereof is as the floure of the field. i Thevoyce of 7 The graffe withereth,the laure fadeth, God, which becaule the! Spirit of the Lozde bloweth Make to the Pro- wponit:{urelp the people is grafie. phet Ifaiah, 8 The graffe witherety, the floure fa» K Meaning, alf Deth: bucthe™ word ofour God (yall tand manswifedome foz euer. a 3i: and natural powe 9 €D 3Zion,that bꝛingeſt geod tidings, ers,lam. 1.10, get thee up inte the hie" mountaine:D Jes s,pet1.24. rufalem, that bringelt good tidings, liftpp 1 The Spiritof thavopce with ſtreñgthe lift tt vp.be nota- God thall dif. © frayd: fap vnto the cities of Judah, Behold couer the vani- o your God. = tie in all chat 10 Behold, the Lord God will came with fecmetohaue . power,and r his arme Wall rule foz him; bes any excellen- hola, hts reward is with him, and his wozke cie of them- before him. felues, II Hee fhallfeede bis Kocke like a hep: m Thoughcos- Heard: hetyall gather the lambes with bis fidering the ~ arme,and carie then in his bolome, and fhall fraiity of mans guide them with a yong. nature, many 12 Who hath mealured the waters in of che Lewes bis rm? and counted heauen with the thould perilh, (panne, and compꝛehended thedult ofthe andfonot be earth in a meaſure? and weighed the moun⸗ partakers of tapnes tna weight, andthe hilles in a bals this delinerance, lance? : j yet Gods pro- 13 Abo bath inftructed the Spirite of mife fhould be the Led? oz was bist counieiler, or taught fulfilled,and bun? they that re- 14. Dfwbhomtooke he counfell, and vho mained,thou'd inftructed him and taught bum in the way feelethe fruire of tudgement? o taught him knowledge, thereof. and fewe vnto him the wap of vnderſtan· n Topublith Ding? this benefite Is Bebolde,the nationsare asa Dop of through all the” abucket,and are counted as the Bult of the world, ballance : behold, be taketh away the plegas o He fheweth alitile vut. aes atone word 16 And Lebanon is not fufficient for fire, the perfeGion * ho the beaftes thereof fufficient foz a burnt ofall mans feli- offering. ; _ - city, whichis ~ 17 Alinationsbeforghimareastnothing, to haue Gods they ave counted to hin iche ches nothing, prefence. and Ganity. i p His power 1$ To whom tien" will yee liken God? thalbe fuffici- oꝛ what fimilitude twill pee fet bp vnto en: withour ` bim? ; helpe of any Ig The workman melteth an image, oz other and {hall the goldeſmith beateth tt cut in golde, o2 the haue all meanes goldſmith maketh ſiluer plates. in himfelfero 20 Doethnot * the pooꝛe chule out a tree bring his will to paffe. q HeéeMallthewe his care and fauour ouer them that are weake : andtendit. r Declaring that as GOD onely hath all power, fo doeth hee vie the fame for the defence and mayntenance of his Churchy `P He fheweth Gods infinite wifedeme for the fame ende: and purpofe, ¢ He {peaketh all histo the intent that they fhould: neyther feare man,nor put their truft inany, fauc onely inG OD, u Heerehy hee armeth them againft the idolatrie wherewith’ they fhoulde bee tempted in Babylon. x Hee theweth the rage of the idolaters, {ceing that the poore that haue not to fuffice their owne neceffities , will defraude themftlues to ferue ther idoles, * - that N ot tofearch Gods fecrets, y Haue ye not the word of God which plainely condemneth idolatric ? 2 Canyounot learne by the vi- fable creatures whom God hath | made to ferue your vfe,that you thould not ferue them nor wor- thip them ¢ a so that his power appeareth In cuery place wherefoeuer wee in order the in finite number of the farres. He rebuketh jy God, as though ee pleadep his aufe with all na- ions , requireth ence, that he pay be heard in is tight. it unk ; tupports, Whe called Praham( who that will not rott, for an oblation? hee fee» keth alo vnto bim a cunning workeman, D parpake an image, that hali notheg moos 21 Know pensthing ? baue yenot heard 7it ? bath it not bene told you trom the be- ginning 2 baue pe not vnderſtood it by the z foundation of the earth 2 22 ie litteth vpon the circle ofthe earth, and the inbabitants thereof are as grafhops pers, be ſtretcheth out the beaueng,as a curs taine, and ſpreadeth themout, as atent to dwell in. 23 Hee bꝛingeth the princes to nothing, and maketh the Judges of the earth, as nas nitie, 24 As though they were not planted, as though they tere not lowen, as though their ttocke tooke no roote inthe earth : toz be Did euen ablow vpon them, and they wi» thered, and the whirlewinds will take them away as ttubble. > 25 Ta whom now will ye liken mee that 3| Hoult be itke him, faith the holp onc? 26 Lift pp pour eyes on high, and behold whe hath created thele things, and bring» eth out their armies bp number, andcal> leth them all by names : by the greatneffe a A pone and mightie ſtrength nothing aileth. 27 iw faye thon, D Jaakob, and fpeaket, D Flracl, < Wy way ig hid from the Lod, and my tudgement ts pated ouet ofimp God? ' i 28 Browelk thou not ? or halk thon not heard, that the cuerlating God, the Lord bath created the 4 ends of the earthehe nei· ther fatnteth, noz ts wearte: thercis na fear- ching of bis € vnderſtanding. 29 But he giueth ſtrength vnto him that fatnteth, tunto him that bath no trength, he encrealerh power. f 30 Euen the pong men Wali faint, and bee wearie, and the pong men Mall tumble and fall. 31 Butthey that waite vpon the Lorde, fhall reuew their fErength : they thallitft vp the wings asthe eagles: they ſhall tunne, and an RE wearie, and thep hall walke and not aint. dictions. f They that truft intheirowne vertue, and doe not acknowledge bat allcommethof God, a2) CHA Ps) XLI 2 Gods mercie i chufing his people. 6 Their sdolatrie. 27 Deliuerance promifed to Zion, r Eepe atitence before me, D plands,and let thepeople> renew their ſtrength: let thentcome neere,and let them ſpeake: let vg come together into tudgement. 2 Who raifed vyp: iuftice from the Cat, and called him to hts foote ? and gaue the nae tionsbefoze him, and ſubdued the kings? "that is gather be gaue themas Dutt to bis fwo , and as {cattered ftubble wnto bis bow. 3 He purtucdthem, palle lately by the ay that he had not gone with bis feete. fas the paterneof Gods inftice in deliuering his Church) fromthe lolatrie of the Caldeans to goe to and fro at his commaundement, id placed himin the landot Canaan? - ; ; Chap xlj, 4 Cibo hath wrought and done it 2 hee that calleth the 4 generations fromthe be- ginning, J tye Lord amthe: firt, and with the lat J am the fame. § The plestaw it, and div E feare , and thcendes of the earth were abated; Deewe neere, ands came. 6 Cucry man helped bis neighbour,and layde to bis bother," Be ttrong. 7 So the workeman comforted the founs Der,and he that (mote with the hammer,him that {mote by courte, faying, Ft is veady foz the dering, ann he fattencd tt with natles that it fhould net be mooned, 8 ¶ But thou, Ilrael, art mpi ſeruant, and thou Jaakob, whom 3 haue cholen, the feede of Abzaham mp friend. 9 For Jhauetakenthee from the ends ofthe earth, and called thee before the chleke thercof, and faine vnto thee, Thonart my — 3 baur cholen thee, not cattthec p, Io Feare thou not, for J am with thee: bee not afratbe, for J am thp God : F will ttrengthen thee, ebelpe thee, t will ſuſteine thee with the ‘right hand of my iuſtice. IL Beholde, all thep that prouoke thee, Hall be athamed, and confounded; they yall be asnothing, and thep that rine with thee fall periſh. 12 Thou hat fecke them, and ſhalt not find them; to wit, the men ot thy ſtrike, for thephallbeas nothing, and the men that Wwarreagaint thee, as a thing of nought. I3 For Ithe Lord thy God will hold th tight band, faying vnto thee, Feare not, will helpe thee, 14 Feare not,thou™ woe Jaakob, and yeemenof Iſrael: J will helpe thee, fayth ae = and thy redeemer the boly one of rael. : God prouideth far his. 273 d Whoh ath created man and maintained his fuccefiion ? ¢ Though the world {ct Vp nes ucr fo many gods,yet th ey di~ ininifh nothing of my glory stor Tzmall one vn- changable, which haue euer bene, and fhalbe for ever, t Conhderirg mine excellent workes among my people, g They aflembled themfeluesand con(pired agairft meto maintaine theiridolatrie, h. Henoteth the obftinacie of the idolaters to maintaine their fuperititions. i And therefore oughteſt not to pollute thy felfe with the fuper~ ftitiome f the Gentiles. k Thatis, by the force of my pra- mile, inthe per- formance wheres of I will hew my Is Bebold, J will make thee a roller,and Hle faithful and anew thaching intrument hauing teeth: ivf. thou halt thzelh the *mountatnes, ting 1 Becanfethey themte powder, and haltmake the hils as Malbe deftroyed, chaffe. 16 Chon Halt kanne them, and the wind m Thus he cale leth them be- fhall carp them away, an’ the whitlewind caule they were hall {catter them ; andthou ſhalt reiopcetn contemned of the Lord, and ſhalt glozp in the holy one of all the world, & Iſrael. that they con- 17 When © the pooze aud the needieleeke fidering their water, there isnone, (their tonguefatleth owne poore fo: thirſt: the Loꝛd mul bearethem: 3 the etate, ſhould God of Firacl will net forlake them ;) feeke vnto him 18 Jwillopenrinersin ptops ofthe hils, forhelpe. and fountaines tu the mids of the valleyes: n I willmake J will make the witdernefle as apoole of chee able to de- water, and the watte r land as ſprings of ſtroy all thine water. enemies, be they 19 J will ſet in the wilderneſſe thecedar, neuer fo mightie: the chittah tree, and the myrrhe tree, and andtbis chiefly the pine tree, and Jj wilt (ct in. the wilder- is referred tothe nefle the firre tree, the elme and the bore kingdome of tree together. that thall bee affii@ed in the captiuitie of Babylon. Chrif. ! o Thatis, tbey p God will ra: ther change the order of nature , then they fhould want any thing, that crie ro him by true faith in their miferies :-declaring to them hereby thatthey {hall Jacke nothing by the way, when they returne from Babylon, Om 20 Theres E Whatidolesare. Chrifts ¶ Thatis, hath appointed,and and let thein canfiter and vnderſtand to- determined that gether, that the hand af the Lor hath Dene itfhallcometo this, and the holy one of Iſrael bath a crea paffe- z Hee biddeth the idolaters to tev tt. 21 t Stand to pour caufe, faith the Lod: bang koorth pour ſtrong reatons, tapeth tee prouetheitre- King of Jaakob. ligion, and to 22 Let them bring them forth, let them bring forththeir tell vs what Hall come : let them thew the ‘idoles, thatthey fozmer things whatthepbe, that wee map may be tried conver them, and know the latter ende of whetherthey them: either declare vs things fog tocome, know all things, 23 Gbew the things that are to come andcandoeall Hereafter, that wee may knowe that pou are things : which if they cannot doe, hee concludeth that they are no gods, but vile idoles. 4 So that a man cannot makean idole, bur hee mutt doe thar, which God de- Gods: pea, DOC good o2 Do eutil, that we may Declare it, and behold it together. 24. Behold, pee are of ne value,and pour making is of nought pman bath! choler an abomination by them. 25 @ 3 banerailen vp t from the Moth, and be wall come: from the Taft unne thall u he call spon mp Name, and hall come vp⸗ on * princes as vpon clay, and asthe potter treadeth imire vnder thefonte. : 26 Uho hath declared from the begins teftechandab- ning that wee map knotue oꝛ before tune, borreth:forhe thatiwe map fay, Hee ts righteous ? Surely chufecbhis owne therets none that weweth lurely therets zuifes and for- none that Beclareth : turelp there is none Gaketh the Lords, that heareth y pour words. ] t Meaning, the 27 lam the firſt tha: fayeth te Fion, Be⸗ Chaldeans. Hold, behold = them: and J will giue to Jie» u Thatis,Cyras, rufalem ane that pail baing geod tidings. whofhalldoal 28 But when J beheld, there was things in my none, and when J enquired of them, there Name,andby wasnecounfellour, and when Demaunded mydirecion: ofthent,theyanfwered nota word. wherebyhe meas 29 Bebolde, they are all vanitie z thetr neth,thatboth woꝛke is of nothiug, theit images ave wind their captiuitie, and contulion. and deliverance thal be ordered hy Gods prouidence and appointmest. x Bothof the Chaldeans andothers. y Meaning, that none of — godscan work any of theſe things. z Thatis,the Iſtaelites⸗, vhĩch returne from thecaptiuitie. a To wit, a continual fucceflion of Prophets and minifters. b When I looked waetherthe idols could doe thefe things; I found that they had neither wifedome nor pow= ertodoe any thing : therefore hee concludeth that all are wicked, that tuft in fuch vanitie. CHAP, XLII £ The obedience & humilitie of Chrift. 6 Why be was fent into the world, 11 The vocation ef wapthat they knew not, and leade them by bouemee, the Gentiles. 4 Ehelde,*mylernant : > F will tayup» on bim : mine elect, inwhom my {onig * Belighteth : Jhaue put my Spirit bpon a Thatis.Chrift, who inrefped of his manhood is called herefer- him: be hall bzing forth *iudgement to the uant ThePro- Gentiles. phets vſe to 2 We hall not ecry, nozlift op no: cauſe make mention of Chrift after that they haue declared any great promife, becaufe fc isthe foundation whereupon all the promifes are made and rati- ficd. b For lhaue cõmitted ai my power to hifn,asto a moft faith: full Reward. Some read , I will eRablith him, to wit yin his office; by gining himthe fulneſſe of my Spirit, c ‘Heeonely is acceptable ¥aro me, and they that come vnto me byhim : for there is no other meanes of reconciliation, Mat.1.2.18.¢ph.1.4, d He thalldeclare himfelfe gouernour ouer the Gentiles, and call them by hisworde, and rule chem by his Spirit, e His coming fhal not be with pompe and noiſe, as causbly princeso, Tfaiah. 20 Therefore ict then fee and knowe, Hts voyce to be heard in the ſtreete. humilitie. The Lords filence. * f Hee will not hurt the weake and foeble, but ſupport & com⸗ tort them, g Meaning, the wick ofa lampe, oT candle, which. is almoſt out, but hee will cherith it and fnutfe it, that kt may fhine brighter. b Althoughhee » fauor the weake, « yet will henot ipare the wic- Kea, but wil indge them according totructh ang equitie. i Till be haue fetall thingesin good ordet. K. The Gentiles” fhalbe defirous to receiue his dodrine, } Meaning, ynte alawfull and 3 Afbuiled reed hal he not breake, and theisnoblug 3 flare hall be not quench : hee ali bring torch indgement inbtrueth. 4 idee Hail not faile noz be Difcouraged till be baue iiet iudgement in che carth:and the * ples Hall waite for his law. S Thus layeth God the Lod, (hee that created the heauens t{p2zcad them abꝛoad: be that ſtretched foszth the earth, andthe buddes thereof : he that giueth breath vnto tye people vpon it, and (pirit to them that walke therein.) s 6 J the Lod haue called therin | righ- teouſneſſe, and wiil holde m thine hand, and J witl keepe thee, and gine thee for an to» ucnant of the people, and foz a light of the Gentiles, 7 That thou mayer open the eyes of the blind, and bzing ent the prfeners from the pifon: and them that fit indarkeneffe , out ofthepationboufe. = 8 Jam the Lord, thisis mp Mame, and mipoglozy will F not give to another nether my pzaple te grauenimages. 9 Behold, the koꝛmet things are rrome to paffe. and new things Doe Ji Dectare z be: foze they come forth, 3 tell you of them, IO @ing vnto the Lod a new fong, and bis praypie from the end of the earth : pe that goe Downe to the fea,andall that is therein: the ples and the nbabitants thereof, i 1 II Letthe wildernefle the cities thereof iunt vocation, lift vp their voice, thetownesthat ı Kedar m To afliftand Doct) inhabite;: let theinhabitants of the guidethee. tecks fing: tet them fhoute fromthe toppeof n Ashimby ` theniountaines. — whom the pros I2 Let theim giue glory vnto the Lod, mile madeto a and Declare bis prayſe tn the ylands. nations in Abrae 13 The Loyd fhall goe forth as at gyant: ham, thalbe ful- f hee Hall irre vp bis courage like a man of filled. | watre, be Hail tout and crp, and fyall pre· o Lwill not fab naile againtt his enemies. fer my glori¢ ro | 14 9 baue along time holden my peace: bediminifaed: | J have bene till and refrained mp felfe: now which I fhould will 3 cry like a’ trauaiung woman; J will doe,if! were nol DeRroy and Veuoure at once. j faithfull inper- | | Is Jwill make wate mountaines and formingthe - pilles, and Day vp all their herbes, & J will fame, & theidoe make the floods piands , agd J will dryvp latersthereby the posles. would extoll 16 @ Zu? Fwillbeing the blinde by a theiridoles ae paths that they haue not knowen : J will p Asinrimes make Darknefie light befozethem, anDeroo paft 1 haue bene}! ked things freight. Thele things will | Do true in my pro- || tnte them, and not forlake tiem. mifes, fo will I bif | I7 They ballbetuened backe: they Hall intime to come bee greatly afvamed, that trut in grauen q Meaning, images, and fap tothe molten images, Dee Arabians, vnder |t are our gods. whome be coms}! IS € Heare pee deafe: and peg blinde,re: prehenderh alll fh gard, that pe may fec, the people of thi ¢ 19 Aho is blinde but my © feruant? o? Baſt. t | r Heefhewerh || # the zealeof the Lorde, and bis power in the conferuation of hif? Church. f I willbaftto execute my vengeance, which I hauft fo long deferred, asa woman that defiteth to bee delivered, whe}! thee isintrauaile. t ‘Foatis, my poore people which are im pea} h plexitie and care. u To wit, Ifracl, which fhould haue moſt ligi becauſc of my Lawa jt ‘Godsloue toward his. Chap.xliij. Godsele&tpeople. 274 x The Prieto deafe as mp tineHenger, that J eut? wha they Mall haue eyes, and the whom ay, word is blino as the 7 perfect » and blindeas the tall a ete i —— Op cernant? : 9 Lctallthenationsbe gathered btoges h Signifyi which fhould 20 Peeing many things but thou keepeſt ther,and let the people be eae, moe that ihing notonelyheare fhem not opentig the cares, but he beateth mong them can declare this hetse bs foz- can refilt him iw whimfelfe,but not? mer things 2 let them boing forth their i wite doing this mira- caufe others to 21 The Lorde ts willing for his rightee nefes, that they raphe mittens but let calous olka heareit, oulneſſe fake that he maymagnilicthe Law, them *beare, and fap, Jit is trucch, nor al their idols y Asthepriefts anderalett, Io Dow | are my witnefles, faith the areableto doe and prophets, 22 But this people ts z robbed and fpoy- Loe2d, and my = (ernant, whom I haue cho+ the like,as Chap. thatfhouldbe led, and {yall bz allinaredin dungeons, and fen : therefoze ye thal — eeue — * lights to others? they ſhallbe hid in pilon houſes: they Hall and ye ſhall vnderſtand that J am :before i To proue that z Becaufethey befor apay and none fhal deltuer; a ſpoile, me there was ne Gor formed, neither Mall the things which willrotacknow- and none Wall fap,» Relto2e. there be after me. ate fpoken of ledge thisbene- 23 Cdibo among pou {ball þearken fo II Jeue J am the Lord, and belive mee chem,aretruc, fitoftheLord, this, andtakebeede, anabeare for °attere there ts no Saniour. k Shewing,thae whoisreadyto wards? I2 J haue declared, and Fi haue ſaued, che malice of the deliuerthem,hee 24 Ahs gaue Jaakob fora fpoyle, and and J paue ewed, when there was no wicked hinde- fuffereththem Iſraãel to the robbers? Did not the Lord, range god amang you t therefoze pou are rerh them in the tobe fpoyled of becaule toe haue finned againtt himfozthey my witneſſes, ſayeth the Lod, that J am Knowledge of | their enemies would not walke in bis wapes, Nettber bea» Gov the tructh,bee | throughtheie bedient vnto his Law. 13 Dea before the Dap was, J am, and there caule they will owne fault and 25 Wherefore he hath poked vpon him ts none thatcan Deltuer out of mine Hand; J not —— incredulitie. bis Gerce wrath, and the ſtrength of battcll: will doe it, and who hallletic? God fpeaketh a There thailbe and it ſet binon fice round about, and hee 14 Thus laith the Lor pour redeemer, by his word. nonctofuccour Knew not, and it burned him vp, vet he con⸗· the holy one of Jiracl, Fozpour fake Jhane | The Prophets — cowill = {idered nat. {ent — and pone n Downe; thep and peopleto enemicto | are all Cugitiues, and the Chaldeans crie in whom I haue gfe reftorcthat, which he kathfpoyled. b Meaning Gods wrath, © the ſhips. : vor uen my a : 15 J am the Lod pour holy one, the creas m Meaning fpe- CHAP. XLIII. tez of Iſrael your cially Chrift, and € The Lord comforteth bis people. Heepromi- 16 Chustaith the Lowe which maketh by him,alithe Seth dekmerancete the Iewes. 13 There iso 8Wap ine thelea, andapathinthe mighti¢e faithfull. God but one alone. awaters. n By Darius and a Afcerthefe pamo thus faith the Lo:D,a that crea- 17 When be ° bzingeth out the feharet Cyrus, threatnings,he ed thee, D Jaakob; and he that formed and hozle, the armte and che power lie toges o They thall cry promifeth delie thee, D Jfracl, > Feare not: foz J haueres ther, and fyall not rele; they ate extinct, and when they would -ueranceto his Deemed thee? J baue called thee by thy quenched as towe. — efcape by water, Church, becauſe name, Thou art mine. 18 Remember ye not the former things, {ceing thatthe hehathregenee 2 (then thou paet thorow thectwae neither regard the things of old. courfe of Eu- rate them, adop- ters, J will be with thee, and thozowe the | 19 Behold, Jdoe a new thing : now Hall phrates istur- tedthem, and floods, that pl Doe nat oucrflowe thee. it come forth; thallyou not know it? J wili ned another calledthem. Uhen thou walkeit thozowe the vog fire euen make a wap in thet deſert, and flosdsin way bythe ce b Whenthou thant fhalt not bee burnt, neither ali the the wildernelſe. nemie, feeft dangers and flame kindle vpon thee. 20The wilde beats hall honoaurmee, p When hede- conſpiracieon 3 ForxFamtheLod thyGod, the holy thedagons e the oſtriches, becauſe J gaue liuered lſtael all fides, remem- sneof Jitacl,thy Sautour: J gaue Egypt water inthe delert, and floods in the wildere from Pharaoh, berthis benefite foz thy ranfome, Ethiopia Deba foꝛ thee. nefleto gine minke ta my people , euen to Exod.14. 22, andtheloueof 4 Becaufe thou walt precious in my mine elect, q When the thyGod,andit fight,and thou waft honourable,and Jioued 21 This people haue J fozmed foz mp Traelites paſſed fhallencourage thee,therefore will J giue cman foz thec,and felfe: they hall bew forth my payle. through Iordeng — thee, people fo: thy fake. i 22 Anathon hatt not *calicd pponmee, Joth.3,17. J cBywaterand § Feare not, foz J am with thee: Iwill D Jaakob, but thou batty wearied mee, D r Whenhede- Grehemeaneth bring thp fecde from tye f Cat, and gather Jrael, - liuered his peoe allkindoftrou- thee from the iiet.. 7 23 Thou zhat not bꝛought me the ſheepe ple our of E- bles and perils, 6 J will fay tothe Morth, Giue: and to of thy burnt offerings, neither halt thou ho: gypr. d Lturned Sane- the South, Keepe not back:being my fonnes noured mee wit thy facrilices. Jhaue not f Pharaoh and heribspowera- ftom far, and mp Daughters frem the ends — cee nite with an offering, nor his mightic gaint thefe ofthe carth. earied thee with incenle. armie, -countreyes,and 7 @uerp one ſhalbe called by mpe Mames t Meaning,thae madethemto- foz J] created hin foz mp glozp, fozmed bint theirdeliuerance outof Babylon, fhould be more famous then thae Suffer thacaffiGi- and made him. from Egypt was, lere.23.7.hag,2. 10,2. Corinth. 5.17, reuelats zr: ge | on which thou S J will bring forth the blind people,ana u They thall haue fuch abundance of all things as they returne © fhouldeft haue home, euen inthe drie and barren places, that the very beafies fhalf 7 done, and fo were as the paiment of thy ranfome, Chap.37.9. € I feelemy benefices, and fhall acknowledge them + much more men qwillnot pare any manrather then thou fhouldeft perih : foe God ‘oughttobe thankefullfor thefame. x Thou haft not worfhipe amore efteemeth one of his faithful), thenall the wicked in the world. ped me as tho u oughteſt tohauedone. y Becaufethow baft noe £ Heprophefieth of their deliverance fremthe captiuitie of Baby~ willingly receiued that which I did commad thee,thou diddefi.gneue 1 Jon,and fo of the calling of the vniuerfill Church, alluding tothat me. Whereby hee theweth that his mercies were the onely cauſe of which is written, Deut.30.3 g Meaning, chathecould notbe vne ` theirdéliuerance , forafmuch as they haddeferued theconturaty. æ f mindfullofthem, excepthe would neglect his owne name & glory. Meaning, in true faith and obecience, 2 gm 2 24 Thou * | The fir and the laft. a Either for the compofition of the fweet oint- ment. Exod, 30, 34.0r for the {weet incenfe, Exod, 307s b Thou haft made mee to beare an heauie burden by thy finnes, c If I forgetany thing that may make for thy iu- ftification,put me in. remem- Tfaiah. 24 Thou boughtett mee nofweet · ſauor ching profit rand they are their owne wit: with money, neither pat thou made mee drunke with the fatte of thy facritices, but thon palt mane metto feur with chy tinnes, and wearled me with chine thiquities. 25 J], euen Jam Hee that puttech away thine tniquittes foz mine owne fake, and wil not remember thy finnes, 26 Putme inc remembrance : let bs bee iudged together ; count thou that thou map» ` eft be tnetrnien. 27 Thy “firk father hath finned.and thy e teachers haue tranigrefied againſt me. 28 Therefore J baue i prephancd the rue lers of the Sanctuary, and haue mabe Jaa. kob a curie and Iſrael a repoch. brance,and fpeake for thy felfe, d Thineancefters. e Thy priefts and thy prophets. f That is, reieQed, abhorred, and defitoyed them in the wilderneffe,and at other cimes. a He created and chofe thee from the beginning of his owne mercy, and beforethou couldeft merit any thing, b Whom God accepteth as righteous: of which haddeſt occafion there- unto becaufe of the Law,and of thine holy vo- cation. c Becaufeman _ ofhimfelfe is as dry andbar- Ae oe he pro- mifeth to moy- Ren bim with the waters ofhis holy Spirit,Ioel 2 28 ioh.7.33. acts 2.17. d That is,thy CHAP. XLIIII, § The Lord promifeth comfort,and that he will affemble hi Church of diners uations. 9 The va- nitie of idoles. 17 The bealtlines of sdolaters. wer now beare, D Jaakob my lerwant, and Jlracl whom Jhaue cholen. 2 Thus laity the Lorde that made thee, and formed è thee from the wonibe : hee wil helpe thee. Feare not, D Jaakob, my fer- uate and thou tightcous, > whem J haue choſen. 3 Jor FT wil powe water vpon the thit- ſtic, and floods vpon the Dy ground ; F will poe my Spirit vpon thy ſeede, and my icing vpon thp buds, 4 Ana they dhail growe as among the grafic, and asthe willowes by the riuers of waters. 5 One hal fay, J am the Loids: another e hallhe called by the name of Jaakob ; and another tail ſubſcribe with bis hand unto oe Lond, and name binikife by the name of tael: 6 Thus layeth the Lord the King ofgi rael, and his redeemer the Lord of volts, f J am the ict, and Jam the lat, and without me there is ne Gad. 7: And whois like me, that hall ¢ call, and fhal declare — fet “it in oDer before mee, fince F appointed the ‘ancient people? and what is at hand, and what things are apie zlet them het vnto them. 8 Feare yenot, neither be afraid: baue not J told thee of old, and haue Declared it? ` childrenand po- tyon are euen my witnelles, whether there bee a God belide mee, and that there is ae, ftericiefhall in- creafe wonder- fully after their God that F know not. : 9 All they thatmakeantinage, are bao deliuerance from nitie, ™ and their delectable thiugs ſhall no- Babylon. e Bythis diuerfitie of fpeacb,he meaneth one thing, that is,that tbe people fhall be holy and receiue the true religion of God , as Pfalme 37-5. £ Lam ahwayes like my felfe, that is, mercifull toward my Church,and moft ableto maintaine it,as Chap 4.1.4, and 48.12. re- uelat 1.17, and22 13. g And appoint themthat hall deliuerthe _ Church, h Thatis, declare vnto mec how I ought toprocecde an anfwere toall them that woneler howitis poflible that any fhould | herein, i God calleth the Ifraclites ancient , becaufe he preferred befoblindeto commitfuch abomination, faying , thar God — them toall other, in bis eternall election. k Meaning theit idoles. blinded their eyes, and hardened theirhearts, Reade Chap 43.10. m Whatfocuer they beftow vpon their i- z--He isabufed as onc that would cate alhes, thinking to (atisfie bis. doles to make themeo feem glorious. 1 nefies,” that they (ee net nor knowe: there: foze they fhallbetanfounded, _ 10 tbo bath made oa god,o2 molten an image,thatis r potable fo: nothing? ` IL Behold, ail that are of thea tellowſhip thereof fhallbe confounded : foz the twoke- men themfelues are men: tet them all be ga- thered together, and Hana bp, yet they thall keare, and be confounded together. 12 The ſmith taketh an inſtrument, and woꝛketh in the coles, and faſhloneth it with hammers,and wozketh tt with the reugth of bis armes : pea, he to an hangred,and bis ſtrength fatletl ; he drinketh no water, and ts faint. 13 Thecarpenter Kretcheth outa lineshe fathtoneth tt with a red thzeed, be plancth it, and Be purtreypeth tt with the compafle, and maketh it after the figure of a man, and at- coding to the beautts of a manthat tt map remaine int an joule. 14. He will hewe him Downe cedars, and take the pine tree andtheoke, aud taketh courage ainong the trees of the toreſt: hee — a firre tree,and the raine Doth nou⸗ riſh tt. Ig And man burneth therof: foz be will take thereofand * warme himfeltes hee allo kindleth tt, and baketh bread, yet he maketh Aged and worlhippeth its hee maketh it an idole and boweth vnto tt. i 16 He burnech the halke thereof euen in the fire,and vpon the halfe thereof be xeaterh fich : He roſteth the rotte and is (attificd ; al- ſo he warmeth buntelfe and faith, Aba, J am warme, Ji Haue bene at the fire. I7 And the reſidue thereof hee maketh a god, cuen his Dole: he boweth vnto tt, and worthippeth and prayeth vnto it, and latch, Deltuer me; for thou art my God, 18 Thep haue not knowen, no} vnder⸗ food: Y foz God hath ſhut their eyes that they cannot fee, and their hearts, that thep cannot vnderſtand· ; Ig Andnone tconfidereth tn his heart, neither isthere knowledge noz vñnderſtan⸗ bing to fap, J bauc burnt halfe of it, euen in the fire, and baue baked bread alto npon the coales thereof: Jhaue rotted fict,and eaten it, and hall FT make the reltdue thereof an abomination? wall J bow to the Rocke ofa tree? 20 Deefeeneth2oFathes : a ſeduted heart hath Decetucd him, that hee cannot deltuer his foule, no? fay, Is there not a licin my tight band? idolaters, which forget their owne neceffitiesto fet foorth their des t | To ptaceitin fome-Temple, Hee fetteth foorth the obftinacie and malice of the idolatersy. which though they fee by dayly experience that their ) uotion towards their idoles, u t The follie of — n Thatisthe idolaters ſeeing their idoles blinde, muft necdes be wit- nefies of their owne blindenes, and feeling thar they arenot able to helpe them, f mult tonfeffe that they haue no power, © Meaning,that whatfoeueris made by the band of man,if . itbecReemed - as God,is moſt deteſtable. p Whereby ap- péareth their blafphemie, which call imas gesthebooks. . of the laitie,fee= ing thar they are — not onely here called vnprofi- table, but chap, 41.24. abomina- ble: and Ieremie calleth them the worke of errors, Terem.10.15, Habakkuk,a. lying teacher, 2.18, q Thatis, which by any way cona fent either tothe making,or wore thipping. r Signifying, that the multi» tude {hall not then faue the idolaters,when -` God willtake vengeance,ale > — though they exe | cufe themfelues: therehy among men. f He deferibeth the raging affe - Gionof the idoles are no better then the relt of the matter whereof they are made, yet they refufe the onepart, and makea God of the other, as the Papifis” makethéircake god, andthe reft of their idoles. cither maketh a table ortrenchers, bunger, 21 *Remember x Thatisshe y , The Prophet giveth heere $ Ebr.turneth. d Ai b a Shewing chat mans heart is moit inclinedto idolatrie, and . thereforehe ware. neth his people by theſe exam⸗ pies, that they fhouldnatcleaue to any but to the liuing God, when’ they mould be among the idv- laters. Deliuerance by Cyrus foretold. 21Kemember thek- (D Jaakob and Mikael) toz thou art my ruant: J ki e fog- med thee t thouartnipleruant ; D Alracl forget ine not. 22 3 baue put away thy traulgrelſions Tike acioun, and thy linnesas aimut ; turne Dnia mg, fo? J haue redeemed tice. Ry f Reioyce pe heauens: foꝛ the Log hath Uone it: houte, pee lower parts of the earth : bait tooth into prayles, yemomt» taines, O fozett, and euerp tree therein ; foz the Lord bath redeemes Jaakob,and wil be gioritied in 3 feacl. 24. Thuslatth the Lod thy redeemer, b Hetheweth +. and bee that formen thee from the wombe, 3) thatthe woke am p Load that made all things,that ſpread oftheLordte- gut the heauens alone, and ſtretched out the ward hispeople garth by niy felfe. Shalbefogreat, 25 J dettroy the" tokens of the foothlay- thartheinfen-~ ers, and make them that contecture, fooles, fible creatures and turne the wifemen backward, emake thalbe mooucd . their knowledge kooliſhueſſe. : therewith, 26 C lye confirnech the wo of hisdfer- c Heearmeth ant, & performieth the counſell of hts mel: them againſt the fengets, (aping to Jerufalem, Chou halt be foothfayersof . inhabited; and to che cities of Judah , Dee Babylon, which fall bce built vp, and J willeepaire tye Dee would haue caped places thereof. . bornethemin a ihe (atch to the Deepe, He drie, and J handchatthey wiil azie wp the figons: knew by the 28 Welapeth tof Cyrus, Thou art mp hep: RastesthatGod heard: and be wall perfozme all my delire: wouldnot deli- -faping allo to Jerufalem, Thou Walt bee uerthem,and . batt: anu tothe Temples Thy foundation that Babylon -— Mall bee furelplaicd, ‘fhould ftand. d Of lfaiah & the réit of his Prophets, which did affure the Church of Gods fauour anddeliuerance, e Hce fheweth that Gods werke Chap. dy. fhould be no leffe notable in thistheir deliuerance, then when hee brought them out of Egypt through the fea, f To aflurethem of their deliuetance , hee nameththe perfon, by whom it fhould bee, more then a hundreth yéere before he was borne. a Toaflurethe Tewes of their deliuerance a- gainft the great rentation rhat they fhould a- > bide, be nameth the perfonand the meanes, b Becaufe Cyrus ` fhould execute the office ofa CHAP, XLV. 1 The deliuerance of the people by (yrus.9 God ù iuſt in all hu workes. 20 The calling of the Gentiles. $ Hus ſayeth the Lora nto * Cyrus his b anopnted, whofe right band J haue boloen“ to ſubdue nations betoze bim:theres fore will J] weaken the loynes of Kings, and openthe doores befoze hin, and the gates fall not be Hut. ; 2 J will goe before thee and make the d crooked ftraight : J will breake the beaten doores AnD burit the praubarres. 3 Gnd J will giue thee rhe treaſures of Darkenefir, and the things hid in ſecret plas ces, that thou mapett « know that J am the § Jam the Load and thereis none other: Godonely is the Lord. FF : there ts no God beſide mee : J s girded thee g Lhaue giuen though thou Haft not kuowen nie, Chat they may know from the rifiy of the ſunne and from the CHiett, that there ts none belives me.J am the L020, and there is none other, 7, Jtome the h light aud create varke- neie: J make peace and create cuills 3 the Lozd Dov all thetechings. Vee heaucns lend the vewe from a: bouc, and let the cloutes Dzoppe Downe i righ feouineile s let the earch open, and let faluation and witice growe tozth:ietit bring them foti comet bers the Lod jane £ crea: ted hiur 9 Moe bee vnto him that ſtriueth with bis maker, the potſherd with the potherds of the earth ; Wall the clap fap to htinchat fathtonethit, CUhat make thou 2 02 thy woke, = Ft hath none hands ? 10 Goe vnto him that laith to his Father, Chat pat thou begotten ? 02 to bis morher, that batt thou bought forth 2 ; IL Tyus ſayeth the Lord,the Holy one of Iſrael and his maker, Alke me ot 2 things to come cencerning mp ſonnes, and concer» hing the wozkes of ming hands; commaund peu me. 12 J bane made the earth, and created man bponit ; J, whole hands haue zean out the heauens, Jhaue euen commaunded all their ° armie. i f 13 J bauc rayled r him vp in righteouſ⸗ nefle, and Jj will direct all his wayes: he hal builde my citie, and hee halllet goe mp cape tives, not fez a price nog reward , lapeth the Lo: of bottes. 14 Chuslaith the Loyd, Che labourtot appt, and the merchandtie ef Erbiopta, and of the Dabeans, mien of ature iail come vnto thee,and they balbe! thine ; they fhalt follow thee, and hall geg in chaines; they ſhall fali Downe before thee, and make fupplicatton vnto thee,faying, Qurelp, Ged isin thee, and there is none other Gad bes de cS. 15 Cevilpy thou, D God,* hivek thy felfe, D God, the {autour of Iſrãel. 16 Allthey haibe athamed and alfo con: founded;thep Wali go to contution togetyer, that are the makers of images, 17 Bur Ilrael hall beelaucd inthe Loyd, with an euerlafting faluation : pee hall not be ADAP ng confounded world without ende. 18 Fo: thus layeth the Lord (that created heaucn, GoD himiclfe.that fozned the earth, thee ftrength, power and au~ thoritie, h I fend peace and warte, pro- {pcritie, and ad- ucrfitie,as Amos, 3.6. i Hecomforteth the lewes asif he would fay, Thougowhea yee looke to the heauens & carth for fuccour,ye fee nothing now bur fignes of Gods wrath, yet Twill caufe them to bring forth moft certaine tokens of your deliye- rance, and of the performance of my promile, which js meant , by righteoufnes. k Ihaucappoin. ted Cyrus to this vie and purpoſe. } Hereby he bri- deleth their im- patiencie, which in aduerfitie and trouble murmure againft God, and will not tarie his pleaſu e: williag that manfhould match with his like, & not con- tend aguinitGad, m Thatts,it is not perfitely made, n Inftead of murmuting, hemble your felucs, andafke what ye will for the confolation my children, d you fhall be, {ure ofit, asye areofthefe things which are at your cOman- | | | s | | | | Geliucrer,God Loza which callthee by thy name, euen the calledhimbis God et Iſrael. anoyntedfora : : 4 JFoz Jaakob my feruants f fake, and time,butaiteran Jlfracl mine elect; J will euen callchee by other fort then” thy name, and namne thee, though thou palt he called Dauid, not knowen met. ¢ Togudehim i ] iný deliuzranceof my people. d I wiltake awayall impediments -and lers, e Notthat Cyrus did know God to worfhip himaright, but hee had acertaine particular knowledge, asprophane men may haue of hispower, and fo was compelled to deliuer Godspcople, £ Nort for any thing that isin thee, or forthy worthinefl:, dement. Some readeit withan intestogation, & make it the appli- cation ofthe fimilitude. o` ‘fbatis,cheftarres. p To wir, Cyrus, that I may fhew by him the faichfulnefle of my promife in deliue- tingmy peuple. q Meaning, freely, and without- ranfome, orany §ricuouscundition f- Thefe people were tributaries to the Pere fians, and fo King Aztahfhafhtegaue bis money toward the buil- ding ofthe Temple,Bzra.7.a1- f Whereas beforethey were thine enemies. they hallow honour thee, & thou fhalt rule them: which wasaccomplithed in the time of Chrif. t Hereby bee exhorteth the Lewes to patience, thoughtheit delinerance bee deferred fora time.: (hewing that they fhould not repenttheir long patience, but the wicked and idolatets fhall be deftoyed, $m 3 and, ~ Godbeareth his, n Towit, o f man,but chiefly of his Chure f- x As doth e falk gods which gius Vncertaine an- {weres. y Al yeldolaters which though ou feeme to ueneuer fo much worldly dignity, yet in Gods fight you are vile & abiect. z Hecalleththe idolaters to re- penrace, willing, them tolooke vnto himwith the eye of faith. a That is, that the thing which I haus promifed fhalbe taichfully performed. b The knowledg ofGod, and the true worlhipping Malbe through al the world, Rom, 34.1 1.Phil.2- 10 whereby he figni- feth ý we mutt notonely ferue ted it notin vame : he fomen it to bee u in» ee Jamthe Lord. and there is none other. ; s Ig Jhaue not ſpoken in fecret, neither x in a place of darkeneiſe in the carth; 3 Card not in vaine to che feen of Jaakob , Seeke you mee: J the Low Doe (peake righteouſneſſe, and declare righteous things, 20 Gilemble pour Celues, and come:drꝛaw neere together, Y pecabtect of the Gentiles; they baue no knowledge, that tet vp the wood of their iole, and pray unto a god, that cannot lane them. 21 Tellye and bring them, avd let them take counteil together, who bath declared thts froatthebegtnning 2 or hath tole tt of olde 2? Wane not F the Lod 7 there is none other God befide me, a iut God, anda Ha niour : there is none befide me. 22 Loske sito me, and ye hall be faued: allthe +» endgofthe earth Mall be ſaued: fog Jam Gov, and there is none other. 23 J bauz vozne by my felfe : the word is gone out ofmy mouth in è righteouſneſſe. and fhall not returne, Ghat cuery> knee ball botue vnto mee, anc eucry tongue Halt fweare by me. ; 24 Hurely «he hallfay, Jn p Led hane Irighteouſueſſe and ttrength: he Hall come ynto him, and alichat* pꝛouoke bint, Mall be afbamed. 25 The whole feed of Ilrael Hall be iu- ified, and glorie in theod, ` Sodin heart, but declare the fame alſo by outward profeffion, e Meaning, the faithfull fhallfecleandconfeflethis d All the eontemaers.of God, a Thef were chiefe idoles of _ Babylon, b Becaufe they were of gold and filuer, the Medes and Perfians ca- ried them away. e The Beattes. that caried the idoles, fel downe vader their bur · d He derideth the idoles, which had neither faule nor fenfe, e He theweth the difference betweene the CHAP. XLVE 1 The deftruétion of Babylon & of their idoles. 3 Hecalleth the Lewes tothe confideration of his workes, Œl is bowed Downe : a Mebotsfalicn: their idoles were vpon the e beattes, and bpon the cattell: they which did beare pon, were laden with awearte burden, 2. c Thep are bowed Downe, and fallen together : forthep could not ridde them of tor burden, and theicifoule is gone into cap- tinitte. 3 Weare pee me, D Houle of Jaakob and al that remaine ok the boule af Jfracd which ate e bome of mec, from the wombe, and brought vp of me from the birti. 4 Therekore vntoolde age, J the fame, euen J will Beare you vntilthe hoare haires: Jhaue made you: Jvull alio beare you, and J will carte you, f and J will deliuer vou. s & To whom will yee make mee like, 02 make ince equall, oz compare mee, that J ſhould be ike dim ? ‘i Haiah. anv made it: bee hath preparedit, heecreas ` 6 They draw gold out of the bagge, and weigh fluer inthe balance, andhirea golae {mith te make a gov of it,and they bow Down and worlhtp tt. _ 7 Thep beareit vponthe houlders:theyp cary hun and fet him tn bis place : fo doeth bec and, and cannot remooue from dis place. Chough one cry vnto him, pet can he not antwere, noz deliuer him out of bis tri» bulation. : _ & Remember this.and be ahamed: bing it againe t to minde, D pe tranigreilers. 9. Remember the kormer things of olde: foz J am Good, and there is none other Sad, and there is nothing likeme, _ 10 Mhich declare the lak thing from the beginning: and from of olde, the things that were not Dene, laying, My couniell Wall and, and Jwill doc whatſoener J will. II Jcallai bird fromthe Cait, andthe man of my t counſell From farre : az J haue ſpoken, fo will J bzing itto paſſe: F pane purpoleditandZ will der it. I2 Heare me, ye ſtubburne hearted, that ave farre from! tuftice. I i J bring = neere mp iuftice: it Hall not be farre oft and my (alnation wall not tarte; Fo: F wiil gine laluation in zion, and my glozie vnto Hlracl. CHAP, LXVII The defiruction of Babylon, and the cauſes wherefore, —— Downe and fit in the tut, D * bir» gine, Daughter Babel, fit on the ground; there is not throne, D daughter of the Cal- Deans ; foz thou ſhalt no moze bee called, Tender and Delicate, | 2 Take the miltones,and grind meale: looſe tby locks: dmake bare the fete: vnco ner the legge,and paffe theough the floods. 3 Thy AUlthinelſe Wali bee diſcouered, and thy ame Mall bee eene ¢ J rwill cake vengeante, and J) willnot meete thee as a e man. 4 Ff Durredeemer, the Lord of holtes is bis Name, the holy one of Iſrael. 5 spit ſtill. and get thee into darkeneſſe: D Daughter of the Chaldeans: for thou — no mox be called, The Ladie of kings ones. 6 Jwas woth with mp people: Jhane polluted mincingcritance , and giuen them Intochine hand ; thou diddeſt Hew them no b marcy, bnt thon Didel lap thy very heauy poke ao the anctent. 7 And thoulaidett,F hall bee a Lady for gucr, fo that thon diddeſt nor fet thy minde to theſe things neither Ding thou remember tbe latter end thereof. 83, Therekore now beare, thon thatart ginen to pleaſures, and dwelleſt careletſe, She faith in her heart, J amand none elie: Tdolaters reprooued. i. h Become wile, meaning that all idolatcrs are without wit or fenfe, like mad men, i That is, Cyrus, which Mall come as {wift as a bird, and fight againft Babylon, k Him by whom I haue appinted to execute that, which I haue de- termined, 1: Whichby your increduiitie would let the performance of my promife. m Hefheweth that mans incre⸗ dulitiecannot abolifh the pro- mifeofGod, | Rom,3,3- a Which halt lis ued in wealth & wantonnes, and haft not yet been’ overcome by any enemies. b Thy gouerne-. ment fhall heta- ken from thee. c Thou fhalt be brought to mof vile fernitude : for to turne the mill was the of- fice of flaues.. d The things wherein Me fèt- teth her greateſt pride {hall be ntade vile, euen from the head to the ſoote. e Iwill vfeno humanitie nor pitie toward thee. f The Ifraelites . thal! confeffe, that the Lord idolesand the true Gnd: for they mut be caried of other, but Gad bimfelfe carieth hisas Deut.32.11,. f Seeing 1 haue begotten you, Twill nouriffrand preferue you for euer. g Thepeople of God, feeing their owacalamitie, and the flourifhing Rate of the Babylo - nians, Mould be tempted to thinke } theit God was not fe mightie asthe idoles of their enemies s therefore he defcribeth the originall ofallthe idoles, to make them to be abhorred of all men ; fhewing that che molt that canbee fpoken in their comngepdation , is but-to proousthem vile, Bacuch 6,25 3 thall net fitas a widow, neither Hall know doeth this for the loſſe okchildzen. his Churches 9 But theſe two things hal come tothee fake, ſuddenly in one day, the lofe of chtldzen, g Forvery and widowhoode, they ailt come vpon —— hide thy felfe. h- They abufed Gods judgements, thinking hahe. punnithedithe, Iſtaelites, hecauſe hewould vtterly caftthemoff, and therefore i” {tead of pitying their mifcrie, thou diddeft n it, ow thee ‘Vainefciences. So ihat thy pu- thee in theft i perkectlon, forthe multitude of unifhment halbe thy Diuinations, log the great abundance ſogteat as is ofthineinchanters. poſũble to be IO Foꝛ thou batt truſted in thy wicked: wagined.· neie: thou bat ſayd, fone teetyine, Thy k Thou didſt Wwiledome E chp knowledge, they hane can» inkethatthine fed thee to rebeit, and thou halt fad im thine bne wiſdom, & hecart, Jam, and none els, policie would IE Therefore hali euill come vpon thee, haue ſaued thee,- and thou alt not know the morningthere⸗ l Hederideth of: deſtruction Wall fail vpon thee, which their vane con· thou ſhalt not be able to put awayrdeſtructt⸗ SGldence, that put· on fyalicome bpon thee uddenly, per thou rtheir truſt in any beware. — thing but in Gsd 12 HtanDnow among thine inchanters, condemning alſo and in b multitude of thy fouthlaiers ( with fuch vaine (cien- whom thou hait! wearied thy felfe from thy ges, which ferue youth) it ſo be chou mayek haue potite, or tf ronoviebutto tobe thoumapelt haue ftrength. delude people, ) f &rtobingthem thycounlels: let now the Aitrologers , the fromidepending. ſtarre·gazers, and Pꝛsgroſticators ſtand onelyonGod. vp, and lane thee from thele things, that hat m ‘hey thallvt- come vpon thee. terlyperith,and _ 14 Behold, they Hall bee as ſtubble: the no partofthem — fire ball burne them: they hall not Deliner semaine. their owne lines from the power of p flame: n They fhall flee there thall be no coales™ to warme at, nor euery one to tbat light ta fit by. i Is Thus hal they feruc thee, with whom plaice, which he _thoughtby-his thou batt wearted thee, euen the merchants fpeculationsto from thy youty:cuerpsne thal wander to pis bemoft(ure: oWwhe® quarter: nane yall faur thee, bur that fhali deceiue them, CHAP. XLVIIL u The hypocrifie of the Fewes is reproued. ut The Lord alone will be worfhipped, 20 Of their deliuerance out of Babylon, a He detefteth HEr ye this; D houſe of Jaakob, which their hypocrifie area called bythe name of Iſrael. € are whichvaunted €Onteoutof> the waters of Judah : which themfeluesto be fweare bythe Mame of the Lod, and make Ifraclitesand mention of the God of Iſcael, but not in werenotfoin trueth no: in righteouſneſſe. deed. 2 Fortheyarecalled ofthe helvcity, and b Meaning,the fay themſelues· vpon the Gov of Firari, fountaineand whole nameisthe Loꝛd ot hoſtes. ftocke. 3 Jhane declared che former thinges of c They make a olde, and they went ont of mp mouth, and J fhew,asthough ſhewed i them: J dB them luddenly, and they wouldhaue they came to paſſe. ; „none other Gode 4 Becaule J knew,that < thou art obti- d Hefheweth nate, and thy neckeis an pon fine, and thy thatthey could, browe bralte, noraccuhin § Therefore J hance declared tt to thee inanything,for- ofold: before tt came to palle, J fyewed f it afmuchashebad thee, leſt thou ſchouldeſt ſay, Mine idole hath serformed what- done them, and my carued tmage,t mp mol⸗ oeuerhe had = fen image bathcommandedthem. promifed, -6 Thoubalt heard, beholde ail this, and .e Ihauedone , twill not yeedeclarcit? Jhaue ſhewed thee fortheemore new things, euen now, ¢ hid things, which then I promifed, thou knewelt not. ; that thy Rub- 7 They ave created now, and notofold, bursnesandim- euci before this thou heardeſt them not, ht i Ea oa f Howthou fhouldeft be deliuered out-of Babylon, -g Will ye not acknowledge this my beachtand declare “i vnto others? - , Chap. xlviij. 13 Thou art wearied in the multitude of - raha ſhouldeſt (ay, Behold, J »knewe them. 8 Det thou heardelt them not, neither diddeſt know them, neither pee was thine eare opened of olde: foz J knew that thou wouldeſt grieuoully tranſgreſſe: therefore baue camy thee a tranſgrteſſour from the 1 wombe. 9 Foꝛ my Rames fake will J Beferre my wrath, and foz my pratfe will J refraine ut front thee, * that J cut thee rot off. 10 Behold, J haue ned thee, hut nat ag ſiluer: Jhaue ™cholen chee in the fornace of affliction. IL Foꝛ mine owne fake, for mine owne fake will J Doe it; foz how hould my Name abeg polluted? ° furely J] will not giue mp gloy vnto another. 12 Heare me, D Jaakob, and Iſrael my —— Jam, Jam the frt, and 3 am che aſt. 13 Surelymine hand hath layd the foun: Dation of the earth, and my right band hath {panned the heauens s when J call them, 4 they tand vp together. 14 All pou, affemble pour felues, eheare: which among them bath declared theie things? Che Lo20 hath loued "him: he wiil Doe his wil in Babelsand his arme thalbe a⸗ gaintt the Caldeans. À Iş J,cuen J haue (poken it, and J haue called bim, J baue broughe him, aud his wap pall pralper. h 16 Come neere vnto me :heareye this: J hauenot ſpoken it in ſecret from the! bee eee from the tine that the thing was, was there and nowe the Lode God and bis (pirit hatht fent me. 17 Thus layth the Lord thy Redeemer, the holy one of Jiraci, J amthe Love thy God, which teach thee” to pzotite and tean thee by the way, that thou houldeſt gor. 18 Dh that thou haddelt hearkened to my commandements: then bad thy prefpericie bene as the flood, and thy righteouſneſſe as the wanes ofthe Sea. 19 Thy feede allo had bene as the fand, @ the fruit of thy bony like the grauell there: of; bis * name thould not bane bene cut of noz deſtroyed befoze me. 20 ¥ Go pe out of Babel: fee ye from the Caldeans, with a voice of top: tell € Dectare this + (ew it forth to the end of the earth: fay pee, Whe Lode hath redeemed Dis ler- uant Jaakob, 238 21 And thevz were not thirftte : hee led them though the wilderneſſe: be cauſed the waters to flowe ontof the rocke for them: foz he claue the rocke, and the water guſhed out. 22 There is no peace, ſayeththe LoD, pnto the wicked. him(elfe,and to affure them of thefe things Godtrieth hiss. 276 h Shewing that mans arroganci¢ isthe caule why God doeth nor declare al} things at once,leaft they fhould attribute this knowledge to thcirowse wifedome, i From thetime thar I broughe thee out af E- gypt: for that de- liuerance was as the birth of the Church, k Asitwasmy free mercy thatl did chufe thee :fo is it my free mere cy that mult faus thee, }- For I hadre- {pect to thy + weakenesand ia» firmity : for in file er there is fome pureneffe, but in vs there is no- thing but droffe, m Irooke thee out of the for- nace where thot fhouldeft baue bene confumed. n Godicyneth the faluationof hiswith his owne honour: fothat - they cannot pee rith,but his glo- ry (hould be di- minithed, as Deut, 32.27. o Reade Chap. 42.8, j p Reade Chap, 41 she q To obey me and todo what: foeucr I com- mand them, r Meaning,Cy= rus, whom he had chofen to de⸗ ftroy Babylon, {Sincethetime that I declared my felfe to your fathers. t Thusthe Pros pher {peaketh for u What things fhalt dotheegood. x Thatis,theprofperouseftateoflfracl y Af- ter thathe had forwarned them of their captiuitie,& of the cauſe ther- of, he fheweth them the great ioy that fhal come of their deliverance. z . He theweth that it ſhalbe as eafie to deliner them, as he did their fathersout of Egypt, a Thushe(peakerh, thatthe wicked bypo- crites fhould not abufe Gods promile , in whom wasneithes faith nor repentance,aschap. 57.21. tag casas} CHAP, l ) À ; : ce iat bs Wat Xk SR OS hee ey TIMES eS. ee ae eee ~ Chriftis appointed. — a This is ſpoken in the perfon of Chrift,to affure the faitbfull chat thefe promifes fhould come to paffe : for they were all made in him,and in him should be per- formed, b Thisismeant of thetime that Chrift thould be manifefted to the world, as Pfa.2,7. c. By the {word and Maft, hee fig- nifieth } vertue and-efficacie of Chrifts docttine. d God hath ta- Ken me to his protection and defence: this ehiefly-is meant of Chrift, & may alfo be-applied to the minifters of his word. e By Ifraelis meant Chrift; & all the body of the faithful, as the members and their head, f Thus Chri in bis members complaineth that his labour and preaching take none effe, yet beis conten- ted that his do- ings are appro- ued of God, g Though the Tewes refule my -~ dorine, yet God wil approue my minifteri¢. CHAP, XLIX. £ The Lordexhorteth al nations to belecue his promifes. 6 Chrift isthe faluation of allthat be- leeue and will de liuer them from the tyranny of t heir enemies. H Tare yeme, D Illes, and hearken, pee people from farre. Che L020 hath called ame fromthe t wonibe, and made mention of mp name from mp mothers belly, 2 Aud be bath made my mouth like a fharpe< ſword: under the hadowe of his hand hath bedh me,and made me acholen {haft,and hid mein bis quiuer, 3 AndilapDontome, Chou art my fer- uant © Iſrael fo: 3 will be gloꝛious in thee. 4 And J faim, J haucflabouredin vaine ¢ J baue [peint my itrength in vaine, œ foz no- thing : but my iudgement is with the Lord, and my worke with my God. § And now fayth the Lord that formed me from the wombe to be his feruant, that J may bring Jaakob agatne to him (chough Iſrael be not gathered, s pet ſhall be glozi⸗ pusin the eyes of the Lo2B:and mp Gos hat be my ftrength.) ; ” 6 And hẽ layd, Tt tsa ſmall thing that thou twouldett be my feruant, toratle up the tribes of Jaakab,and to reftoze the deſolati· onsof Iſrael:J wil allo ginethee foza light aw of the Gentiles, that chou mapet be my lal- uation vnto the ends of the wola, 2 gZ Thus ſayth the Lod the redeemer of Iſrael and his holy ane, to hm that ts Defpi- fed in foule,toa nation thatisabpezred,toa ifernant of rulers, Rings hal (ee,andkartie, and pinces hall wo2thtp, becaule of p LoD, that ts farthfull: and the Holp one of Ifrael, which hath chofen thee. Iſaiah. 12 Beholde, theſe Hatt come from farre: and loc,thele from the North, and krom the Gelt,and thele from the land of" Dinim. - 13 Retopce, D £ heauens: and be topfull, D earth : burt foezth into pzaife, D moun» taines: foz: God hath comfozted bis people, and will haue mercy vpen bis afflicted. 14 But Zonlatd. Che Lord hath t fofas ken me, and my Lozd hath forgotten me. Ig Cana woman forget her child,and not baue compaſſion on the (onneof her wombe? though they ould tozget, yet wili J not foz- get thee. 16 Behold, J haue qraucd thee bpon the palme dfmine a hands; thy *wals are ener ut mylight. . 17 Thy builders make y haſte: thy de- ſtroyers and they that made thee watte, are Departed from thee. 18 Lift vp thine cies round about,and bee holde : all thele gather themfclues together and come to thee: as ¥ itue , faith the Lod, thou hale ſurelye put them all vpon thee as a —— gird thy felfe with them luke a bine. 19 Fozthy delolations, and thy wate places:and thy land deſtroyed fal {urely be nom narrow fo: them that Hatl Dwell in tt, and they that did deuoure thee, thal be farre ay. 20 TChechildren of thy barrennefle hall fap againe in thine cares, The place is mme foz me; gtue place to me thar 3) map ell: 21 Then thalt thon fay in fhine heart, Tho hath begotten me thele, ſeeing J am barrenand defolate, a captiue and a wane Dererto and fro? and who hath nouriſhed them? beheld, J was left alone: whence are 8 Thus layth the Low, !Jnanaccepta: thele? ble time bane J heard thee , andina Daypof faluation haue J helped thee:and J wil pre- feruethec,and wil giuemthee fora couenant of the people, that thou mayeſt raile vp the Searth, and obtaine the inberttance of the deſolate heritages: i 9 Thatthou matek fap tothee prifoners, Go forth: and to chem that arein Darkues, Dbewe pour (elues : they Hall feede in the twayes and their ppattures hall be inal the tops of the hils. co Io Chey Wall not be hungry, neither Hal they be thiritte, neither wall the heate ſmite themt,noz the funne:fo2 be that hath compat: tian Ion them, Mall leade them : euen to the {pings of waters Hall he Batue them, | Il And J wül make all my mountaines, asa way and my paths albe exalted. h Yodeclare my Gofpel to the Gentiles, Chap.42.6.a&s 13. 47. luke 2.32. i Meaning,the Ieweswhom tyrants kept in bondage, k The benefit oftheir deliuerance halbe fo great that great & {mall thall acknowledge it,and reverence God forit, 1 Thushe fpeaketh of his Church,when he would thew his mercy toward it, 2 Cot.6.2. m Meaning,Chriftalone. n Signifying,that before Chrift renew the earth by his word, there is nothing but confufion and diforder, © Tothemthatare inthe prifonoffinneand death, p Being in Chrifts proteGion, they hall be fafeagainft all dangers, and free fromthe feateoftheenemies, iq’ Meaning,thatthere fhould beno- thing in their way from Babylon, that fhould hinder er hurt them: bur this isaccomplithed ſpiritually. ele? 22 Thus ſayth the Lord God, Behold, J wilt life vp thine band to the a Genttles,ana fet bp my ttandard to the people, and they thal bring thy [ommes in their atines,and thy eid ſhall bz caried vpon their Houl- els, ~ y ; 23 And kings > MHallbee thy nuring fa- thers, and Queenes Mall bee thy uurles: they hall worſhip thee with their fates to- ward theearth, andlicke bp thes duſt of thy feete: and thou thalt knowe that 3 am the Lord: for thep hall not be ahhamed that waite foz me. 24 Shall the pray be d taken from the Mightie ? oꝛ the iuſt captiuicie delinered 7 25 But thus fapth the Lod, e Euen the captinttic of the ha yall bee taken a- Way and the pray of the tyrant Hall be dee liuered: for J will content with hun that — witi thee, and J twill fave thp chuldzen, 26 And will feeBe them that pople thee, with f their owne fie, and they Hall bee Daunken with their awe blood, as with head, and ginue him all honour. d He maketh thisasan obie@io as though the Caldeans were ftrong,and had them in ĩuſt poffeffion, e Thisistheanfwere to this obiection, that none is ftro theLord, neither hath a more iuft title vnto them. Gods great lowe.’ soul Ket r Meaning, the : South countrey, fo thas Chrift thal] deliuer his.’ frō ail the parts + | of the world. A | { Read Chap, 44 23. t He obicð what ¥ faithfull » might fay in their long affiiction, 3 and an{wereth thereunto to comfort them, with a moft pro- per fimilitude and tul of confo= lation, * u: Becaufe I would not fora o get thec, x Meaning,the good order of policie and difci» pliné, Ps y l hane acon- tinuallcareto | build thee vp ae gaine, and tode- {troy thine ene · mies. z He ſheweth what are the or- naments of the Church: to haue many children, which are aflem= bled bythe ` word of God, & gouerned by his, Spirit. a Hefheweth that Chrift will ~ not onely gather this great num- ber-of the Tewes, bur alfo of the” Gentiles. b Meaning,that Kings fhalibe | * conuertedto the Gofpel,and be⸗ ftow their power and authéririe. = for the prefeta i uation of tke Church, c Being ioyned: with — they fhall'hum-- f ble themfelues to Chrift their n, er then Twill} caufethem to defroy ong another,asIudges 7.22, 2,Chron.20,22, Chap. 19-2, : ſweete a Meaning,that he had not forfa- kenher,but through her owne occafion,as Hofea 2,2. b Which fhould declare that I haue cut her off: meaning,that they could thew fone. c Signi ying,that he fold them nov’ for any debt of pouercy, but that they fold them- felues to finnes to buy their owne luſts & ‘pleafares. d Hecame by his Prophets and miniſters, but they would not beleeue their do- Grine & conuert. c Am I notas: able tò helpe- you, as Ihaue holpen your fa- tbersofolde, when I dried vp - the red ſea and + killed the fil in the rivers, and’ alſo after ward in Iorden? f As did inE- pypt in token of my dilpleaſure, Exodon `g The Prophet doeth reprefent here the perfon and charge of them that are iuftly called to the minifterie of Gods word. h Tohimthat is oppreſſed made meet Minifters encouraged. e : ‘fweete wine sand all fic Hallknow thar J the Lod am thy Dator Erhy Redeemer, the mighty one of Faakob. CHAR, L. « The Lewes for[aken fir atime. 2 Yet the po- wer of God ss not dimnifhed. § Chriſtes sbedunce and vidtory. 3350 TR! fayth the Lord, Mhere is that bill of your mothers Dinozccment, ° whom F) haue caſt offo: who ts the creditoreto whom 3 (olde you? Bebholde,fo2 pour imquities are ye fold,and becaute of pour tranlgreflions ts pour nother foꝛſaken. fois ay 2 Therefore “came J, and there was no man? J called and none anlwered nis mine hand fo eſhortened, that tt cannot helpe? Bz haue J no power todeltuer ? Behold, at my rebuke J Dzie tee fear J make the tioods deſert: their fiy rotteth foz want of water, and dieth fo: thirſt. Goes 14 2 Y clothe the heauens with darknes, and make af facke thew conering. © <17] 4 The Lod: 6D D yathatuensmea tongue of rhc learned, that 3 Monit know to mimfter a word İn time to bin that ts > wea⸗ ry t-he will raife mee vp th the morning: in the mozning hee will waken mine care to heave! as the learned. tf § The Lord Goo hath opened mine eare, a was not rebellions ; neither turned g acke. 6. J) gauc my backe vnto the « fintters, and mp cheeks to the mppers : Ihid noc imp face from fhame and (pitcing. D 3! 7 forthe Lom God will yelpe me, theres fore hall J] not bee confounded: therefore baue 3 (et my Face tike a flint, and Iknowe that J Gall notbe ahamen. i 8 ie is neere that iuſtieth me: whawil contend with mee? Let vs tand togetier whois mine aduerlary? let him come necre tomes i ug Bevolde; the Lozd God will helpe nie: > who is he-rhatcan condemne me? toe, they Hall ware olde asa garment: the moth (hal eate them vp. : 1O WMiho is among you that feareth the Wow? det him Heare the voyce of His ſer⸗ nant:be that walketh in darknelſe, and bath no light, tet bim trut in the Mame ofthe 1020,and tay vpon bis God. “HL Behold, alt pou kindle ma fice, and are compaited about with ſparkes: walke in Lhe light of your tire,and tn the (parkes that pee daue kindled. This Hall pee haue of mine Hand: pe Hallite Downe in fozrow. - by affliGionand mifery. i Asthey that are taught.8¢ by him. k I did not fhrinke from God forany perfe- cution or calamitie. Whereby he fheweth thatthe true minifters of . Godeaw lookefor none other recompence of the wicked but after thisfort, and alfo what istheir comfort, 1 Shewing thavitisa tare thing that any fhould obey aright Gods true minilters, though they, labour to bring them from hel to heauen, m You haue fought con- folation by your owne deuiles , and hauerefufed the light and ‘con- < falatien, which God hath offered: therefore yefhall remainein for- (apr et become SAGER ACD big lesa _ a To trust in God alone by Abrahams example. vir > x < Chap.1.lj. 7 Notte feave min, 37 The great! affliction of leruſalem, 22 and her dehuerance, Chur Ho me,yerthat follow after righteonſ· nes,& pe that teeke the Lord: looke vnto the? rocke, whence ye are Hewen, and to the’ hole of the pit whence pe are Digged. 2 Conlider Abrayam voar father; and: Darah thatbare pousfo2 F called hum alone, and bleſſed him, and intreaſed him. 3. Surely the Lode hall comfort 3ion ” be Wall comfoztall her nelolations the hall make her deſerte like Eden, and Her wilder- nesltke he gargen of the Lord: toy q glan- nefle hall be found therein : pratfe,and the voyce of inging. st 4. Hearken ye onto me, my people, and Glue care vnto mee, D my people: tor a å Lawe fall proceede from me, and J will bring koorth my tudgenient fo: the light of the people. © S Wy rightcoulies ie neere: my fatua. tion goeth forth,and meme armes thal hage the people:the ples fal wait fo2 meand hat tenit puto mine arme. 6 Litt vp pour epes tothe heauens, and loote bpon the earth beneath : for the shea- uens Hall vaniſh away like moke, and the earth (hailware olde like'a garment, and they that dwell therein, Halt peri tn like. manersbutmp fluatton Wall be for euer, aa my rightesuſneſſe Hall not bee aboli» Je Å. 7 Wearken vnto ine, yé that know righe- teonfnefle. the peopie in whele heart is my Law. Feare pe not the repsoch of men, net- ther be peafratd af their rebukes. $ 8 Foꝛ the moth Hall eate them vp like a garment, and the wozme Mall cate theni itke woli: but mp righteouſneſſe ſhalbe foz ener, and my laluation from generation to generation. À 9 Rite vp,rifebp, and putan. frength, D arme of the Lowy vile vp ast in the olde time in the generations of the: world. Are not thou the fame, that hath cutiRabab,and wounded the * Dragon? SHY © ns 10 Art not thou the ſame which hath Mi- ed the lea,cuen the waters of tiie great Deep, making the depth ofthe lea a way foz theres deemer te pafle ouer? ae ee ‘IL GCherefopre'the redeemed of the Lorde Hall! returne,and come with ioy unta Zion, aud euerlaſting toy halbe vpon their bead; they hall obteine iop and gladnes: and foz» row and mourning (hall flee away: 12 J,cuen J am he,that comfort you. The art thon,th at thou ſhouldeſt feare a nipztail man and thefonne ofiman , which Mall be niade as grafie? 13 And forgettelE the Lode thp maker, that hath ſpread ont the heavens , and layed the foundatiotis of the earth? anv baft fea- red continnallyall the Day, becante of the tage ofthe opprefiour, which is ready tode- trop? cuhere is now the rage of the oppzck four? 14 The captine™ haſteneth te be looſed and that be ſhould not die in the pitno: thar his bꝛead Houta faile. I5 And Jam the Looe thy God that di · uided Not to feare man. 277 a Hecomforteth the Churchthat they fhould not be difeonraged for their (mall number, . b-Thatis,to Ae braham,of who ye were begot- ten, and to Sarab of whom yee were borne, c As plentifull as Paradife,Gen. RE d I will rule and gouerne my Chureh by my word and do- Grine. e` The time that I wilaccomplifh my promife. F My power and ftrength. + g Heforewar- néth them ofthe horrible ‘changes and mutations of ` al things,& how he will preferue his Church in the mids of all thei dangers. - h He putreth thé in remembrance of his great be- nefir for their de- liuerance out of Eeypt,that there- ⸗ by they might learne to truſt in him conſtantly. i MeaningjBgypt Pſal.87.4 k Towit,Pha- raoh, Ezek 29,3 1 From Babylon, . m Hecomfor- teththem hy the fhort time of their banifhmée: forin 70. yeeres they were refo»: red, & the grea= tefl Empire of the world dee - ftroyeds:. -The Churches calamity,andcomfort. y Peace publifheds ’ ad f Towit,hythe Tfaiah.- ni Meaning of Taiah,and of all true miniers, who are defen-. ded by his pro» tection, - i © Thatallthings may bee xeltored j in heaueo snd ¢arch,Eph.i,10, p Thow haftbin iuftly punithed & fufliciésly,as Cha: 40.2. and this pu- nidimentin the c- lectisby meafure, and according as God giueth grace to beareit :but in the reprobate it isthe jult venge- ance of God to driue them toan infenfibleneffe & madnes, as Lere, © 25.1916, q, Whereofthe one is outward, as of the things that come to the body zas warand famine: and the other isinward, and appertatneth tothe mind :that is,to be without uided the Hea, when his wanes roared: the Low of hoſtes i his name. 16 Qud J haue put mp wordes in thy smout ans hane Defended thee in the thar Bowe of minehande, that J may plant the oheauens, and lay the, foundation of the earth, and fay vnto Sion, Thon art my siZ Amakeawake,and Land bp, D Te tulalem, which batt Munke at the hande ok, theLorwethe p cup ofhisinath: thew bait drunken the deegs of the cupof trembling, i p E togethers for they Hall ſee eye to eyes when and whe them out. 18, hereisuone to guide ber among Utde ſonnes, whome thee bath bought: foorth: thercis none that taketh ber bp eve bannak alithe fonnes that Ge hath bꝛonght pa Tere Í f 19; Ther two a things are come: vnto thee: wha willlament thee 2 Delolationand Deltruction and famine, and the (words by whom yall P comfort thee?) ope wag s . 20 Thy ſonnes haue fainted, e tie at the head of al the ſtreets as a wild bullina net; and ace fullof the wath of the Lord, and res buke of thp Goo, 21 Gherefore heare naw this, thou mife: rable and Dunken but: not with wine. 22, Thus faith thy Lord God, cuen Gon that pleaveth the cauſe of bis people, Bes hold, 3 baue takenout of thine hand the cup of tranbling,cucn the Dregs of the cup of mp wrath: thou ſhalt drinke tt no moze. 23 But J will put tt into thetr hand that {fpoyle thee: which baue fapde to thy foule, Bow downe,that we may ge ouer,and thew Hatt laps thy body a3 the ground, and as the fireet to them that went cuer. comfort: therefore he fayth,How fhalethou be comforted? £ But with trouble and feare, J -al No wickedty: fant, which fhall ſubuert Gods true religion, and oppteffe the con- Ciences, b- Put eff the’ garments of for- row & heauines, and put onthe apparel! ofioy and gladnes £ The Babylo. nians pai¢d no- thing tome for you : therefore I will rake youa- gaine without ranlome, d When Iaakob went thither in time of famine ' CHAP. LIL: JY Aconfolation to the people of Ged. 7 Of the wmeffengers thereof. i 7 A Rue arile: put on thy Erength,D 3ton : putonthe garments of thy beauty, D Jerufalem; the holy City: for hencefoorth there Hall no aimozecome into thee the wn- circunict(ed and the-vncleane. 2 Shake thy ſelke krom the > Duis as rifeand ſit downe, D Ferulalem : loole the bands of thy necke, D thou captine daugh⸗ ter, ion. i 3 Foꝛ thus faith the Lod, Pe were fold foz ‘nought :therefoze fall pe be redeemed without money, nau 4. Fo: thusfayth the Lorde God, Wy people went d Downe aloretime inte Eaype tofotourne there, Alſhur e oppreſſed chem without caute, 5. Nowe therefore what bauz J here, ſayth the Lorde, that my people ig taken away foz nought, and chep chat rule ouer them, make them to howwle ſayth the Lord? aud mp Mame all the Day continuallp ts e TheEgyptians might pretend fome caufeto oppreſſe my people, becaufe they went thither & remained among them , but the Afly- rians haue no title to excuſe their tyranny by sand therefore willd punifh them more then did the Egy ptians,,, Mng fblaphemed? Fhe Mees are: 6 Therekoꝛe my people fhall knowe my Pane: therefore, they the kgowe tn that par that Jam he thar doe ſpeake: behold, it is J. Yi 7 Mow e beautifull vpon the mountatnes are thefecto ef bun that declarcth and publi. Merh peace! that Declarety good tidings, and pubitibery ialnation,faying vut ston, pyp Gobreignethhs | co. ont yg! oy +S. b Che voice ofthe watchmen hall bee heard: they thatiutt vp their borce and ſhoute the Logd that! bing againe Zion. 9 D pe delolate places or gerulatem, be gladand relopre together:for the Lord hati comfogteBhtspeopies be hath redeemed Je· wulalem. To The Lowe hath made: bare his Holp arme in the fight ofall the Gentiles , and all the ends ofthe earth fyailice the faluation: of our God. i atta KILo Depart, Depart pee + goe out from thencc,and touch no vncleane thing: goout ofthe mids ofber: be pe cleane, that! beare the vefiels of the Lod. neh 12 Foꝛ ye ſhall not goe out with = hatte, no: depart by ficeing away: but the Lorde will go before you, and the Hod of Iſrael will gather pou togethers 13 Behode mye fernant fall proſper: he thali be exalted and extolled, and be bery bigh. : à 14 As inany were aftonied at thee ( bis hifage was fo ° Deformed of men and bis fome of the fonnes of men ) (op Wall bee fprtnkle many nations ; the Rings Wall {hut thetr 1 mouthes at him $ fo2 thar which had not bene tolde them, hall they lee, and wicked, which thinke that I h. ue no power to deliuer them, e Signifying, sale gai EFA gcod tidings of their deliver-nce fhould-niake,y their affiction in the meane time more eaſie: hut this ischicfly. -o meant of the fpi-; ritual foy, as Na- hum.4.15.5OMe YO,1§. | h The Prophets which are thy watchmen,fhall s , publith thisthy deliverance: this 4 wasbegun vnder Zerubbabel, Ezra and Nehe= miah, but was accomplifhed vnder Chrift. i Asreadyto {mite his enemies and to deliwer his people. k He warneth the faithfull not to pollute theme . felues with the fuperftitions of the Babylonians, that which they hav not heard, all they asChap.48.20, t pnderitand. at hand, that the Priefis and Leuttes chiefly (and fo 2.COr 6.17. 1 For the timeis by chem, all the people which (hall be as Leuites in this office) (hall carie home the Veflels ofthe Temple , which Nebuchad-nezzar had taken away. m As your fathersdid out of Egypt, n Meaning Chrift, by whom our (pirituall deliuerance fhould be wrought, whereoficbis wasa fi- gure, o Inthe corrupt iudgement of man,Chrift in bis perfon was notefteemed. p He fhall fpread his word through many nations, q Infigne of reuerence, and as being aftonilhed at his excellenci¢. > r ` Bythepreaching of the Gofpell, CHAP. LIIL 3 Of Chrift and his kingdome,whofe word few will beleeue, 6 Allmen are inners. 11 Chriſt is j our reghteoufnes, 1a And w dead for our finnes. te ' VV Hoa will beleene our report? and ta a The Prophet,- whem isthe? armeof the Lord rz» thewethtbac ueiled? very few fhall 2 Buthe hall growe vp before dim as a receive this bianch, and as a+ roote out of a Daye theirpreachng ., d ground she bath neither fome no2 beaus of Chrift, and tie : when we hall {ee hun, there (hall be no; oftheir deliue · fome thatwe ſhould deſire him. rance by bim, i Iohn 12.38, rom.to,16,. 5- Meaning that none can beleeue, but whofe hearts God toucheth with the vertue of his holy Spirit, ¢ Thebeginning of Chrifts kingdome (hall be {mall, & contemptible in the fightof.. man, but it hall grow wonderfully, & flourith before God, d Read Chaps LEs te: Ò anole hoD ea Pat oE g 3 pe Chriftand his office. The beautifull fioci: o 3 He is deſpiſed and reiecteBof men the: e Whichwas by isamanfull of fozrowes, and Hath erpett Gods fingular prouidencefor — faces from hin : be was Delpilen,e we eke thecomfortof : med bim not. Gnners Hegas 4 Surely hee hath borne our infirmities, f Thatis,thepu- anð caried ‘our (ezrowes : pet we did iudge nifhment ducto = Himas s plagued, and ſmitten of God, and ourfinnes:for¥« Humbled. which be hath 5. But dee was wounded fo2 our trani» bothfuffered,and grefftons,hee was broken foz our tntquittes: made ſatisfacti thebchafttfement of our peace was vpon him, on,Matth.8.17- and with bis kripes we are healed. a Pet. 2.24. 6 All we like eepe hane gone aftrap, we g Weiudgede- haue turned cuery one te his owne way,and uilthinking y be the LoD path lard ppon blin thet iniquitie was punitbedfor gf ys ail. : his owne fines, 7 He was opprefiedand he was afficted, and not for ours. yet did he notropen his mouth: he ts bought h. He waschafli- as a fyeepe tothe flaughter,and asa fheepe fed forourrecon- before her ſheater ts Dumme, ſo yee opencth ciliation,1,Cor.. not his mouth. ° Iron 8 Mee was taken out from prifon, and i Meaning,the from iudgement: mand whe (hal Declare bia punifimet of out age? fo: he was cntout of the land of the li iniquity,andnot> ying: for tie rranf{greiiion ofiny people was thefaulcicielfe.. geplagued. $ ‘ k But willingly 9 =» Ano he made his araue with the wie: and patiently o- Ked,and with the tichin bis Death, though beyed hisfathers he bag Done no zotckeDnelle, nett her was any appointment, Deccitin bis mouth. i Matth. 26.63. 10 Petthe Lord mould breake him, q make aes 8.32, bim inbiect to ratirmities: when epee fhall 1From thecrofle make his loute an offering foz iin,be tall fe egraue,afterthat his ſeed and Hall polong his Dates, tthe miit he wascondéned. of the Loꝛd fall polper inbisijand. m. Though he II Hc Mai lee of the etrauaile of fis ule, cied for finne,yet and Yall be ſatiſtied: by bis knowledge. Mall after his refurre-. my 9 xightesus ſeruant iuitifie many; foz be Gion he (hal liue ſhall besre thetriniqnities, 3 forcnersandthis ` 12. @berefoze will J giuchim a potion hisdeath jstore- with the great, and he fhall diuide che ſpoyle fiotelifero his : mith the ttrang,becaufe be hath pow2ed ont membets,Rom,» his {aule vnto death, the was counted with 6.96 the tranſgreſſours, and pe bare the inne fof n GodtheFa- . many, and payed fo fhe treſpaſſers. ther deliuered;-, «> ij himinro.the hands of che wicked, & to the powersof the world to do wiih him what tbey would, © Chrift by offering vp himfelfe thall giuelifeto his Church, and fo canfethen to live with him for euer, p Thatis, the fruit & effe& of his labour, which is the faluation of hs Church, q: Chriſt (hall iuftifieby faith through his word, whereas Mofes could notiuftifiebytheLaw. r Becaufe heebumbledhim- felfe therefore he thalbe exalted to glory,Phil.2.7,8 £ Thatis, of allthat-belecuein him, i CHAP LIHI, 1 Moe of the Gentiles ſpall beleeue the Gofpel thew of the Lewes. 7 God leatscth hu for a timezo a Afterthathe . whom afterward he fheweth mercie, haddeclared the Eroyce,D 2 barren that didſt not beare: death of Chrift,he Ritreeke foozth intaioy and retoyce , theu fpeaketh tothe that diddeſt not tranatle with childe: foz the Church,becaule > Defolate hath moe chitDdzem then the sare it fhould ſeele the 1 ots be fruit of the ſame, & calleth her barré, becaufe that inthe captiuity the yas as a widowwithout hope to haue aay children, b TheChurch inthis her aſſliction and captiuity {ball bring forth moec hildren then when thee was at liberty: or this may be fpoken by admiration conſi· dering the greatnumbery fhouldcome of her. Her deliuerance vn- der Cyrus was as her childhood, and therefore this was accomplifhed, when the came to ber age, whieh was ynder the Gofpcl. 4 Chap. liiij. à ence of ¢ infirmities, wee hid as it were our: 2 < Enlarge the place of thy tents, ana let them (pzed ont the curtaynesof thine ha⸗ bitations ; (pare not, ſtretch out thy codes, and make Fatt thy Rakes. Foz thou fhale incréafe on the right band and on the left,and thy ſeede Ajall vol ieie the Gentiles and dweil urthe Deloiate cities. 4 Feare not: fo: thou fhalt not be aſha· med, neither halt thoube confounded ; foz thou fhatt not be put to ſhame:vea, thou halt forget the fame of thy d pouth,and talt net remember the reproch of thy: widowhoode any more. erig § For be thatfmade thee,is thine hulband (whole flame is the Lom of hoites) and thy redeemer the holy one of Sit ael,albe called the Gad of rhe whole s world. 6 Foꝛ the Low hath caileathee being as: a woinanfozfaken , ‘andafiitcred in fptrite, and asa’ yang wife when thou walk retuieD, {ith thy God. 7 Foralittle while Thane forlaken thee, tu with great compaflion will J gather. Dee. 8 Fora moment in mine anger Jhid my- face from thee to? a littiefeafon, but with euerlaſting mercie paue J had compafion on thee,laich the Lord thy redeemer. 9 o this is vnto mee asthe i waters of Noah: foz as Jhaueſwoꝛne that the waters of Moah theuls no moze goe ouer the earth, (0 haue 3 fwozne that Z would not beangry With thee, noz rebuke thee. 10 Foꝛ the mountaines thal remoue, and the bils pall fall Downe: but my mercy walt not Depart from thee, neither Mail the couez naut of my peace tall away,fapeth the Load, that hath compafiton on thee, 10 D thouafiltctedand tofen with tems pet, chat batt ne comfogt, beholde, J wili tap. thy (tones with the * carvuncie, and lay thy fouridation withlaphires, 12 And J wil make thy windows of E: Merauds,and thy gates hinting kones, and and ali thy borders of pleafant tones. 13 Andallthy chilen thall bee! taught 3 tbe Lozde, and mucy peace ſhall bee to thy children. 14 Fn righteouſneſſe halt thou be efta- bliſhed, de bee farre trom oppzeffion; for thou alt not feare it: anv from feare,fo2 it Hall not come peere thee. 15 Bebhoive, the enemy hall gather bint- felfe but without mee : whoſoeuer fall ga- poer himlelle in thee, o againſt thee, Wali a 16 Beholde, Thane created ther fnith that blowech rhe coalesinthe fire, and dim that baingech foorth antulirument for hts wozke, and J bate created the deſtroyer ta elroy. 17 But all the weapons that are made again thee, fall not proipers and eug- rie tongue, that fali rife againt thee in indgement, thou Wall condemne. This ts the heritage of the Lodes {eruauntes, God giueth power: for eing that allare his creatures,he mut needs. and gouerae aad guide them. eſtate ofthe Church. 278 tied wife,faith the Lor: 3 c Signifying ý for the great number of children,that God fhould give her, the fhovld feeme tolacke roometo lodge them, d Theaffi@ions which thou ufe- redft at the be- gining: e When as thou walt teluſed for thy finnes,Chap. 50. 1. f That did rege. nerate thee by his holy (firi g His glory hall {hine through the whole worlde, which feemed before to be fhut vp in-Eudea, h Asa wife which walt forfakenin thy youth, i As ſure asthe promife that I made to Noah, thatthe waters ~ fhouldno more ouerflowthe. earth, k Hereby hee declareth the ¢x- cellent eftate of the Church vn- der Chrift, llOr, Fasper,or, Pearle. 1 By the hearing of bis werd and inward mouing. of his fpirit. m In ftability and furenefle,fo that it fhall Rand for euler. n And therefore {hall not pre- uaile. o Meaning, the dometticall ene- ries of the Caurch,as are the hypocrites. p Signifying heereby that man. caa dee nothing ; but fo farreas + Grace offered freelys i> 01: gn pei righteoulnelle is of mee, faieth the: «Ifaiah. treed: fos netties hall grow the myerbe tree, Blinde watchmen. © Toft foorth ; and it mall bee ta the Lorde °fozananie,and his glory, $ » CHAP. EV. ‘1 of fog anceuertatting r figne that Hail not bce p OF Godsdeline: ; , € An exhortation to come te Chrifi: -8u Gads) taken away. i ) u3.. rance and that he counfels are not as mans, 12 The ioy ofthe faith; E CHA P CV 3. 2 wilneuer forlaké | i filles oo uu i 4 An exhortation to indgemen: and iufticecio bis Charch, a Chrif by pro- H? euery one that=thieketh,come peta! Ayan? Shepheards that deuoure thes flackes {5 ' 1 uu! ? poling his graces the Waters, and pe that baue > no filuer, T VHus ſayth the Lod, aReepe tubgement! a God ſhewetk and giftstohis come buy,and eate i come, $ fap, buy< wine: and doe iuſtice: foz my faluation ig at what herequi- Church,exemp- and milke without Auer and without mo- bandrecon~, and mp >rightcoulnelle tabe rech of thé after teththe hypo- ep, ; reuealed. i chat he hath de⸗ crites which are 2 Giberefoze Do pelapontfilucrandnot .2 Blelſed is the man that doeth this,and liueredthem,to fuli with their foz bead. 7 dandpourtabourwitheurbeing the onneof man which layeth holde on it: wit, che works of imagined works, fatifüed 2 Hearken diligently vnto nee and hetyat keepeth the«abbath and polluteth charity, wheréby and the epicures, gate that which ts good, and let yonr foule tt not,aud keepeth his hand krom doing any truefaith isde- = which are full delite ine fatnelfe, euill. Claredy 0 withtheirworld- 3 Encline vour eares, come vnto mee: 3 Andlet notthe ſonne of the ftranger, b Which I will ly luts and fo Heare, and pour foule Haliline, and J will whichis 4 topned tathe Lode, fpeakeand declarecoward: | thirk not after make an cuerlatting Couenant with pou,e- fap, helo: hath furelpyfeparated mefrom you,and powre a thef¢ waters. uen the f fure mercies of Dauid. bis people: neither let the Eunuch fap, Be- into your hearts b Signifying, 4 Behold, J gaues bim for a witneſſe to Hold, g ama dzy tree. vines by my fpiric. that Godsbene- the people,fozapainceandaniatteroutothe 4 Foꝛ thus ſayeth the Lord unto the Gus c Voder the Sab- firscannotbee people. f nuches,that keepe my Sabbaths, and chule bath hee compres bought for mo- § Bebslde,thon fhaltcall anation that the thing chat plealech mee, and take bola of hendech the ney. `’ theuknowelt not," and anationthat knew mypcouenant, 2 whole feruice of c By waters, not thee Yal runne vito thee, becauleof the § Euen vnto them will J giue in mine God andtrue winesmilkeand Lorꝛd thy God, and the oly one of Iſrael: © Wouleand within my walles, a placeanda religion. bread,he mea- fo? He hath glorified thee. i fname better then of the fonnes and of the d Let none neth all. things 6 Seeker ye the Lod whileheemapibee Daughters: J will giue themaneucrlatting thinke himſelfe neceſſaty to the found,cali pe bpon bim while he ts negre, nanie,that hall not be put out. vnmeete to re- [pirituaillife,as : 7 Ler the wicked k foxlakebis wayes,and 6 Allo the ſtrangers that cleaue vnto the ceiuethe graces thefearenecefla- the vnrighteous his own imaginations, and Loꝛd, to ſexue him, ẽ to loue the Mame of the of the Lord: for “tytothiscorpo- returne vjnto the Loꝛd, and he willbauemer · Lord, and tabe bhis ſeruants: euery one that the Lordwiil rail lifes cy bpon bim: and to our God, fo hee is very keepeth the Sabbath, and polluteth it not, takeaway all d He reprooueth ready to foꝛgiue. and enibeaceth my couenant, ` impediments,and their ingratitude 8 JFor mp'thoughtsare not your thoughts, 7 hem will J bzing allo to mine Holy will forfakenone which refufe neither are pour wayes mp wapes, ſaieth the mountatne, and make them toyfull in mine which will keepe _ thofe things that LoD : Houle of prayer; their burnt s offerings and his tue religion God offereth © 9 Foꝛ as the beauens are higher then their facrifices halbe accepted vpon mineal- andbelecue in willingly, and in the earth, foare my wayes higher thenyour tar: foz mine bounte ſhalbe called an houſe of bim. | the meane time ſpare neither coft - nor labor to ob- tainethofe which are nothing pro- fitable, e Youthalbe fed wayes , and my thoughts aboue pour thoughts, a 10 Surely as the raine commeth Downe and the fnowe frombeauen, and returneth not thtther,but watereth theearth, and ma- keth it tobzing foozth and bus, that tt may gine ſeede to the (ower, and bread vnto him prayer foz all people, } 8 Che Lord God faith which gathereth the fcattered of Jiracl, Vet will J gather to them thole that ave to be gathered to them. 9 Ail pee: beattes of the field, come to Bee uoute,cucnall pe beattes of the foret. 10 Their * watchmen are all blind: they ¢ Meaning, in his Church, : f They Mhalbbeé called after my people, and be of the fame religi- on: yea, vader | abundantly, that eateths baue no knowledge + they are all Dumbe Chriſt the dig · f The ameco- IL Sothall mym wodbe, that gocth out Dogs: they cannot barke: they lie and ſleepe nity ofthe faith- uerant,which of my mouths It Hall not returne vnto me and deltaht in ſleeping. ful thalbegreater through my mercie I ratified and confirmed oyde, but it hall accompli that which J — it (hal pꝛoſper in the thing whereto J tent it. It Gnd thele — eons can nener haue inough: and thele Hepheards cannot vnder · ftand: for they all looke to their owne wap, then $ lewes were at thavtime. g Hereby hee toDasidthatit 12 @herefore pee hall goe out with iop, euery one foz his aduantage, and foz his otw meaneth the fpi- thouldbecrer- andbee lea foorth with peace: the=moun> purpole. ; rituallferuice of nall,2.San.7. taines and the bils ſhall bꝛeake foorth before 12 Come J will bring wine,and we will God,towhom 13. actes 13 pouintotoy,and all the trees ofthe field hal All our felues with ſtrong dinke, and te the fa'thfullof- 34 clap their hands. morrow albe as thts Day, and much maze fer continuall g Meaning. 13 Jo: thoꝛnes, there all growe ficre abundant. thanke(giuing, Chrift, of whom yea,themfelues Dauid wasa figure, h Towvit,the Gentiles, which before thou did- deit not receiuero be thy people. i Whenheoffereth himfelfe by the preaching of his word, k Hereby he (heweth that repencance muft beioyned with faith,and how wee cannot call vpon God aright, except the fruits of our faith appeare. 1 Although you are not foone reconciled one to another,and iudge me by your fclues,yet Lam molt eafie to be reconciled, yea,1 offer my meicies to you. m_ If thefe {mall things haue their effet, as daily experiencefheweth,much more thall my promife which I haue made and confirmed, bring to paffe the things which Lhaue fpokenfor yourdeliuerance. n Meade Chap. 44.23. and 49.13. and all that they haueas a liuely & 2eceptable facrifice. h Notonly ` for the Tewes,but for all others,Mat, 24.13, i Meaning, the ene- mi¢sof the Church,as the Babylonians, Affyrians,&¢. Thus hee ſpea- keth to feare the hypocrites,and to aſſure the faithful, that whenthis commeth they may know that it was told them before, k Hethew- eth that this affliGioa (hall come through the fault of the gouctners, , prophets, & paftors, whofe ignorance,negligence,auarice,and obſtina⸗ cie proaoked Géds wath againitthem. 1 Weare wellyet,andto morrow fhalbeberter: therefore let vs not feare the plagues, before they come: thusthe wicked contemned the admonitions and exhor= tations, which were madethem inthe Name of God, CHAP, Spirituall whoredome. a From the plague that ıs at hand, and alfo becaufe God will punith § wicked. db. The foule of the rightcous fhalbe in icy, and their body thall refl inthe graue vnto the time of the refutrection, becaule they walked before the Lord. c He threatneth the wicked hy- pocrites,who vn- der the pretence of the Name of Gods people, derided Gods werde and his promifes: boa- fling openly that they were the childrenof A- braham,but be- eaufe they were not faithfull and obedient as A- braham was,he calleth them baftards,anq the children of for- cereis, which for- ſooke God and fiedto wicked . meanes for fuc- cour. d Reade Leuit, 18,21, 3.King, 23.10. i e Meaning, cue- ry place. was pol- luted with their - idolatrie: or. encry faire ftone that they found, they made an idole of ir, CHAP. OVNE 1 God taketh away the good that he fhould not See the horrible plagues to come. 3 Of the wicked adolaters, 9 And their vaine confidence, bee righteous pertiheth,and no man cones liderethitin heart: and mercifull men are taken away,and no man vnderſtandeth that the righteous is taken away trom the euill to come, 2 > Peace Mhallcome: they Hall retin their beds, euery one p walketh hekore bim, 3 Butyous witches Huden, come pi ee the leede of theadultcrer, andof the poze. 4 Du whom hance pe ieſted? bpon whom bae yee gaped and thzutt out pour tongue ? are not pe rebellious children, & a faile feed, § Inflamcd with idoles vnder euery greene tree? and facrtficing the d children in the valleys vnder the tops of the rockes? 6 Thy portton is in the ſmooth ſtones? of the riuer:they, they are thy lot senento then hatt thou powꝛed a dzinke offering: thou pag — afacrifice. Should J delight tn t [4 gs 1 7 Chou haſt made thy s bed bpona very Hie mountaine: thou wentett vp thither, euen thither wentelt thou to offer tacrifice. 8 Behinde the *deozes alfo and polies baft thou fet bp thy remembrance: foz thou batt diſcouered thy felfe to another then mee, and wenteſt bp, & diden i enlarge thy bed, and make a couenant betweene thee t them, and loucdit their bed incucry place where thou fawett it. 9 Thou wentelk k to the Kings with _Ople, and diddeſt tncreate thine oyntments and {end thy meſſengers karre off, and dint bumble thy felfe vnto bell, 10 Chou wearredk thy felfein thy manis : folne toumer yer ſaydſt thou not, ! There isno hope: thõu mhal founde life by thine Hand, therefore thou halt not grieucd. Il And whom diddeſt thou reuerence o? Feare, ſeeing thou haft » lyed vnto mec, and Hak not rememb2ed mee , neither fet thy minde thereon 2 is it not becauſe J holde my peace,and that of long time? therefoze thou feareft not me. ; 12 Jwt declare thy 2 righteouſneſſe anv thp workes, ana thep hall not plot ther. 13 CGibenthou cryeſt, ict them that chon f In rhe facrifices which you, offering before thefe idoles, thought you did ferue God.. g To wit, thinealtarsinan openplacelike an im- pudent harlot, that careth not for the fight of her husband, h In ftead of fetting vp the word of God in the open places on the poftes and doores to haue it inremébrance,Deu. 6.9. & 27.1, thou baft fer vp fignes and matkes of thine idolatry ineuery place, i is, diddeftimcteafethine idolatry more and more, That k Thon did- deft feeke the favour of the Aflyrians by gifts and prefents, to helpe thee againft the Eg yptians : and, when they failed, thou foughteft to the Babylonians,and more & more diddeft torment thy felfe. 1 Al- though thou faweft all thy labours to be in vaine, yet wouldeft thou neuer acknowledge thy fault and leaue off. m He derideththeir vnprofitable diligence, which thought to baue made allfure, and „yet were deceived, .n . Broken promife with mee, o Meaning, that rhe wicked abufe Gods lenitie and growto further wicKednefie. p Thatis,thy naugbtineſſe, idolatrics and impicties which the wic. ked call Gods fesuice s thus he derideth their obftinacie, Va Chap· lxij lvij. halk gathered together, deliuer thee: but the wino hal 4 take them all awap:vanitic hall pull them away: but he that truueth tn me, Wall inherit the land, and (hall peſſeſſe mine boly Mountatne, 14 Andhe hal fay, Cat vp.catt vp: pre: pare the way : take vp the Rumbling blocks out ofthe way ofmy people. Ig fozrthus faith be, thatts high and er» cellent, hee that tnhabtceth the cternitte, whole Pame ts the Holy One, J well in the bie and holy place: with him allo that is ofa contrite and Humble (ptrit, to reuiue the lpi» tit of the bumble, Eto gine life to them that ave of a contrite heart. 16 ffo? J will not contend for ener, nei ther will F) be alwayes moth, fo: the pirit fouto fatie before me ; and 3| haue mase the heath. 17 Foz bis wicked couetouſneſſe Jam angrie with him, and bane {mitren him : 3] bid me and was angrte, pet he went away, and turned after the way of his owne heart. 13 J baue ſeene his wayes and wil: peale hints 3 will leave him allo, and reitor come fozt vnto him, and to thole that lament pim. Ig Icreate the *frnit of the lippesto bee peace: peace vnto thentthat are y far off,and to themthat are ncere, faith the Lo2d; foz 7 will Beale him. 20 But the wicked are like the raging fea,that can z not reft, whole waters cat pp mire and Dirt. 21 There is no peace feith my God,to the wicked. confcience doeth euer torment them , and therefi haue reft Reade Chap.48,23, CHAPE EVILE 3 The ofice of Godsminifters, 2 The works of the hypocrites. 6 The faf ofthe faithfull. 13 OF the srue Sabbath, CRE alonDe,fpare not: lift bp thy voyce slike a trumpet, and fhewe my people their tranſgreſſion, and to the boule of Jaa- kob, their finnes, , 2 Pet they” ſeeke mee dayly, and will Knew my wapes, euen asa nation thar DiD rightcoutly, and had not foxfaken the fta- tutes oftheir Gon ; they afke of me the odi tances of iuſtice: they will Draw sere vnto @o0,faying, ; 3 ©CUberefoze haue we fafted, and thou feet it not? we haue puniſhed our ſelues and tbou regardeſt it not. Behold, in the Day of pour fatt you will ſeeke d your will, and re⸗ guire ali your Debts, : 4 Bebelv, pee falt to ftrife and Debate, and to (mite with rhe fit of wickednefie : ye ſhall not faſt as yee doe to Day, to make pour voyce tobe ¢ heard aboue. § Is ittuch afat that J baue choten, that a man Mould afflict bis foule foz a day, and to bow Bowne his head like a bull ruth, ann to lie Downe infackecloth, and afes? wilt thou — a fafting, ozanaccepta bieday to the 10207 > ; 6. Js not this the fafting, that 3 haue ther faith nor religion, preffion,your fafting and prayer fall not be keard, Norefttothe wicked. 279 z Wer euill ore they can neuer: q Meaning,the Aflyrians and other,whofe helpe they loo- ked for, r God thall fay to Darius and Cyrus, f I willnotyfe my pover a · gaint Fraile man. whofe liſe is but a blaft, t That is, forthe vices and faults of the pcople, which is mesnt here by couc- touſneſſe. u, Fhcugh they were obftinare, . yet did J not withdraw my mercy frö- th x- That is. 1 frame the {peach and wordes of my meflengers which fhall bring peace. ¢ y Aswellto that is in captiui- tie, as to him shat remaineth at ome, à pai Lord kta fpeaketh'to the —— him to vfeall di- ligence and feue: ritie to rebuke — the hypocrites, ~ b They wii feem to worfhip mey - and kaueout- ward helineffe, c He fetreth forththemalicé and difdaine of -~ the hypocrites,. which grudge ~ againft Goa, if their works be not accepted, d Thus he cons uinceth the hy- pocrizes by the fecond table end! by their drietie toward their neighbour, that they haue nci- e_ $e long asye vfe contention and op= choles. The true faft,and true Sabbath; choſen, to looſe the bandes of wickedneſſe to take off the Deanie burdens, and to let the 5 gae free,and that pee breake euery 7 Is it not te deale thy bread te thehun» Sty,and that thou bring the poore that wan- Det, vnto thine houle? when thou ſeeſt the ae naked, that thou couer him,and bide not thy g Foriahim — felfe fronts chine owne fieh. pe: feeft shy m ao Ehen thal chy slight brake forth as | felfe asina glaſſe the moning, andthine bealth wall growe h aoa is,the {peedilp : chp i riggteoulnefie tall goe before proſperous eftate — the glozp ot the Lorde Hall embrace wherewith God Wee. willbleffethee. 5 When Male thou calana the Lord all i The teftimony anfweresthou Malt cry,aud be hal lap, Dere of thy goodnefle J am; if thou take away from the middes of hall appeare be- thee the poke,the putting foogth of the fin» ger, aud wicked (peaking: f'That you leaue off all your ax tortions. fore God & man. K Whereby is Io Jf thou! powze out thy ſoule to the meantallmannet hungry and refreſh the troubled foule + then of iniury. tyall chy light (pring out in the = darkenefie, 1 Thatishaue ayy thy Darkenefle (halbe as the noone Day, compaffion on Ir Andthe Lorde Mall guide thee conti- their miſeries. nually and fatilfic thp loule in deought, and m Thineaduct- make fat thp bones: and thou Malt belikea fity halbeturned watered garden and like a (pring oF water, — — whole waters faile not. A Signitying, 12 And they hall bee of thee, that ſhall tharofthe Tewes Bnitne the olae = wafte places: thou Malt fhould.come raife vp the foundations for many genera» fachas thould tions, and chou whait be callen the repayzer build againe the of the breach ana the reltozer of che paths to Fuines offerufae Ywein. lemand Iudea: 13 FE thon < turne away thy foote from burchiefly thisis the Hadbath , from Doing thy will on mine meant of the fpi- holy dayand call the Gabbath adelight,to ritual ferufalem, confecrate it, as glozions to the Loz, ¢ ialt whole builders honour bim , not doing thine owne wayes, were y Apoftles, < 110: ſeeking thine owne will, nop (peaking a © If thou re- Laine wad, | fraine thy felfe 14. Then Hatt thou delight in the L020, from thy wicked ang J will canle thee to mount vpon the bye -workes, places of the carth, and feede thee with the Be Heritage of Jaakod thy fathecsfog the mouth Š ofthe £020 hathſpoken it. CHAP LIX. 2 The wicked perifh through their owne iniqui- ties. 12 The confeffion of ſinnes. 16 God alone wili preſerue his Church, though all men faile. Pee the Lods hand ss not ſhortened that it cannot tae: neither ts bts eare Fore, $28 heauy ſthat it cannot heare. a Readcha.a. a5 2- But* pour iniquities haue ſeparated b All men winke, hetween you and your God, and pout Annes at the iniuties & Hane hid bis face from vou, that bee will not oppreflions,and Heare. nonegoc about foꝛ par hands are detiled withabloov, to remedythem, and pour fingers with iniquity: pour lippes c According to» haue (poker lies, and pour tongue bath murs their wickedde- mured iniquity. y uifes they hurt 4. #20 man calleth foz tuftice: no man their neighbours, Scontendeth for truth : they trut in vanity, d Whatocucr and {peake patine things: thep conceine mife commeth from chiefe, ande btng forth iniquity. them,is poiton,& § Thep hatch cockatrice degaes, and bringethdeath, . weaue the (piters © webbe: he that eatcth of e Theyarepro- ftheiregges,dieth, and that whichis tron frabletono pur- ypon,breaketh out into a lerpente pole, 6 Cheit webbes Mall beg ne garment, Numb 13623. Chap 50.2. Iſaiah. and wee grope as ong without'epes t wee The iuſt is a prafe neither Hal they coner themlelues with their labours: for theit workes are works of i iniquicy,aud the wozke of cruelty is in their f Thatis, Gods hands. ; vengeance to 7 Their feet run to enill, and they make punith our ene- haite to ſhed tunocent blood: their thoughts mics. are wicked thoughts : deſolation and De» g Gods protecti. ſtruction isin thetr paths. onto defend ve, 8 The wap of peace they know tot, and h We arealtoe there is none equity in their goings:theyhaue gether deſtituto made thein crooked paths: whoſdeuer goeth of counſell, and therein, hall not know peace. canfind no end 9 Therforx ts fiudgement farre fronts, of our miferies, netther Daeth e tuflice came neere Snto vs: i Weexprefleour we wayt fo light but loe itis Darkenes ; fog forrowes by outs brtghtnefle,but we walketnDarknefle. watd fignes,fome IO We grope foz the wall like the "blind, more,fome lefe [ t k, This confeffi- tumble at the noone Day as in the twilight: onis generall to we are in folitary places,as Dead men. the Churchto IL Gee roave all like i beares , and. obteineremiffion mourne like Daucs: twee looke foz equity, of finnes, andthe but thereisnone: fog health, but itis farre Prophets didnot from hs. exempt them- 12 Foꝛ out trefpaffes are many befoze belucs fromtke thee,and our k finnes teſtifie againſt vs: fog fame. our treſpaſſes are with vs, and we know our 1 To wit,againk iniquities our neighbours. 13 In treſpaſſing and lying againſt the m There isnei- Lom and we pane Departed away fromour cheriuftice ner God,and haue {poker of cruelty and rebellt · vprightneſſe a- on, conceiuing and vttering out ofthe heart mong men. falfe'matters.- · i n The wicked I4 Therekore = iudgement ie turned wiildeftroy him, backeward , ana iuſtice tandeth farre off: o Meaning,to ` foz tructh is fallen in the ſtreete, and equiti¢ doe iuftice,and cannot enter. Kh che _ toremedie the 15 Vea trueth fatleth,and he that refrat> things that were neth krom euill, maketh biaifelfes a praye: fo farre out of and when the Lord (aww it, it diſplealed hun, order. that there was no tudgement. p Thatis, bis 16 Aud when hee ſaw that there was no Church; or his man, hee wondered that none would offer armedid helpa Huntelfe. o Cheretoze his arme Did r laue tt; it (elfe,and did and bis righteoulkes it felfe did ſuſtaine it. not fecke ayde 17 for he put on righteouſnes, as an ha⸗ of any other, bergion, andan abelmet of laluation vpon q. Signifying, bis Dead. and be puton the garments of ven⸗ that God hath all geance foz clothing and was clad with scale meanesat hand as acloke. i __ to deliuer his 18 Asto make recompente, as torequite Chureh,and to the furte of the adueclaries with a recom» punith their penfe te his enemics: he wil fullyrepay the enemies. tZlanvs. t To wit,your 19 Ho hall they feare the Mame of the enemies which Lo20 from the (ick, and his glory from the dwellin diuers rifting of the Dunne: foz the enemte wall places,and be- £ come lige a flood ; but the (pirit of the L020 yond thefea. ſhall chale him away. f Hefheweth 20 And the Redeemer Mall come vnto thar there halbe Siow, and onto t them that turne fron ini» great affidioin quitic in Jaakob, fayth the Lord. the Church, but 21 And J will make this my Couenaut God wileuer des with chem, fapeth the Lode, My Spirite liuer his. that ig upon thee, and mp we2des, which t Wherebyhe J| baue put in thy mouth, "fall not Dee declareth that the truedcliue- rance from finne and Satan belongeth to none but to the children of God,whomheiuftifieh. u Becaufethe doGrine is made profi- table by the vertue of the Spirit, he ioyneth the one with the other, and promifeth to giue them both to his Church oe par * The inereafe of the Church. a Thetime of thy profperity and felicity: whereas ipea- King of Baby- lon, he comman- ded her to goe downe,Chap, 47.0. b Signifying, thatailmenare in darkeneffe, till God giue them the light of bis fpirit and that tbis light fhincthto none butto thofe that are in his Church, e Meaning,that Judea thould be as the moraing ftarre,and that the Gentiles fhould receiue light of her. & An infinite number from all countreyes,as Chap. 490 i 8. æ Forioy vas the heart is- drawen in for forrow. f£ Meaning, that euery one fhall part out of thp mauth, no? out of the mouth of thy ſeede nor out of thc mouth of the fecde of thp ſecde faith the Lord, from henceloorth cuen fez ener, CHAPELI 3 The Gen'iles fhall come to the knowledge of the Gofpel. 8 They fhalt come ta the Churchin s- bundance. 16 They [hal hane abundance though they Juffer for atime, A Rik, O lerufalem: bee bright , foz thy A a light is come, and the glozy of the Lom is rifen vpon thee. 2 Foꝛ bebolde,Darkenefle Hall coner the b earth,and grolle darkeneſſe the propie: but the Lod (yall ariſe vpon thee, and bts glory fhalbe feene vpon thee. 3 Anathe Gentiles mball walke in thy light, and Bings at the brightneſſe of chp tiling bp. j 4 Likt vp thine eyes rounde about, and beholde: all ·theſe are gathered, and come to thee: thy fonnes Wall come from farre, = thy Daughters hall bee nouriſhed at thy ide, s Shen fyalt thou fee e hine:thine heart hall be aftonied and e enlarged , becauſe the multitude of the (ea Hallbe conuerted vnto thee, Œ the riches of the Gentiles hall come vnto thee. fi 6 Thef multitude sf camels Hail couer thee: and the dꝛomedaries of Midian and of Epha: all they of Sheba hallcome: they fyall bring golde aud incente,and Hew forth the praifes of the oa 7 All the heepeof e Kear fhaibe gathe- ted vnto thee: the rammes of Nebaioth thal ferne thee: they fjall come vp to bee accepted bpon mine taltar: and J wil beautifie the poule of my giozy- 8 Tbe are chele ‘that fice likea cloude, and as the Doues to their windowes? 9. Surely the ples pall wait fo: me, and the hips * of Carlhith,as at the beginning, that they may bring thy fonnes from farte, and their filuerand their, gome with them, pnto the nane of the Lozde thy God, and to the holy one of Iſrael, becauſe be hath glori⸗ honourtheLord fed thee. with that where- with he is able: Signifying,chat it isno true fer- uing of God, except we offer our feluesto. 1o And the fonnes of rangers Hall biuld op thy walles,and their! kings fhail mini- fter vnto thee : for in my wath F {mete thee, but in ay mercie J bad compafiion on thee. IL Wherefore thy gates malbe epen ron- tinually: neither Dap no2 night thal thep bee feruchisgloty, hut, that they. map bring vito thee the tt andalltharwe chesof the Gentiles, and that their kings have, may be brought.. e g That is, the Arabians, that haue — ofcatrel, h Becavfethealtar wasa figureof Chrift Heb.13.10. hee fheweth that nothing can be acceptable to him which isnot offered ro him by this altar, who was both the offring and the altar it felfe. i: Shewing what gteat nom- ber (hal come to the Chnich,and with what great diligence & zeale, k The Gentiles that are now enemies, Mall become friends and fet- ters foorth ofthe Church. .1 Meaning, Cyrus and his {ucceffours: but chiefly this is accomplifhed in chem that ſerue Chrift, being con- uerted by his Goſpel. Aniak kod siaN IR i a3 : / Chap. lx.1xj. -Fhe Churches glory. 280 12 forthe nationand them kingdoiie, m He theweth that will not feruc thee,thall peri}; g thoi that God hath nations fhalbe vtterip deſtroyed. given all power 13 The» glezy of Lebanon thal come vn⸗ and authority tothee, thelrre tree, the elme andthe bore here inearth for tree tagether, tobeauttie the place ot my the vie ofhis Banctuarte : for I will glozitie the place af Church: and that itp o feete, they which will 14 Che fonnes alfo of them that afflicted nat ferue and thee, hall come and bowe vnts thee z andall profitethc fans, tbey that deſpiled thee, yali fall? Downe at thall bee de- the foles of ty fecte: and thep thal call thee, ſtroyed. Che cite of the Loꝛd, ʒion of the bolyoucot n There isno- Iſrael. thing fo excel- Is Abertas thon batt bene forſaken and !ent,which Mall hated, {6 that noman went bychee, F will nor terue the ne~ make thec an eternall glogp, and atop from ceflity of the generation to generation, urch, 16 Chow Hat allo cke the milke of the o Signifying, Ociitiles, and Halt fucke the obzeaites of tbat Gods mae Rings : thou thaltknowe, that F the Lord iefty isnot in- am thy Sauiour, and thy Redeemer, the cluded in the mighty oue of Jaakob, | Temple, which is- 17 Foꝛ bꝛalſe will bring golde, and foz bur theplacefor pon wiil J bring Muer and foz woed bzafie, bis feet,thar we- and foz tones pon, J willallemakethp may learne to gouernement peace, and thine eractours rilevpro the righteouſnes. heauens 18 Ciolence ſhall no moze be heard of in p To worthip thy land, neither Defolation,noz Dettruction, their head Chrift- within thy bomers zbut thou Malt call f fal- by obeying his uation, thy walles,and paile thy gates. deGrine, 19 Thou halt haue nomozeGunneto q Bothhieand Wine by Day, neither ſhall the brtahtneffe of low thalbe ready- the t Doane thine vnto thee : forthe Lowe. tohelpe andfuc- hall be thine euerla ſting light,and thy God, cour thee, thy glozy. r Thy governors 20 Thy funne Hal nener goe Botwne,neis thalllouethees&- ther halt thy moone be hid:fo2 the LoD fal feckethy wealth bee thine euerlaſting light, and the dayes of and profperity. thy (ozrow ſhalbe ended. f Meaning nor 21 Thy people alfo malbe all righteous, atemporal felicie they hall potlefle the land foz cuer,p ° graffe ry.bura fpiritual,. of my planting hall bee the wozke of ming which is fulfilled. bands,that J may be gloritied. in Chrifts king- 22 Giittle one hall become as a* thoue dome. fand,and a (mali one as a trong nations J] ¢-Signifying,thae the Lom will haſten it indue tine, al worldly means: j fhall'cesfeand 2 that Chrift (halbe al mail,as Reuel-21.23,.&225; u The ebildren ofthe Church, x- Meaning,that the Church {ould be mitaculoufly roultiphied, C RAPEX x He proghefieth that Chrift ſhalbe anointed; and fent to preach. xo The ioy of the faithful. Pee Spirit of the Loꝛde Gow ise ypon Lake geark, .£ meé,therfoze bath the Loꝛd anoynted ine: a Thisiapperteia- he hath ſent mec te peach good tidings vn⸗ neth coall the tothe poore, to binde bp tie dbrokeñ bears Prophets & mie- ted, to preach liberty tothe* captines, anv. nifters of God, to them that are boun’, thespening of the butchiefly ro pinn, ; Chrift,of whofe - _ 2 Fe preach the atceptable peere of the abundant graces: Lode, andthe Day of « vengeance ef aur cuery one recei« God,tocomiocallrhatmaucne,, = _—uetbaccording as: eo golcvetg nas saated ta und wt a! itpleaferh hito diftribute.. b Tarhem that arelinely touched withthe feeling of © their finnes, ¢ Which arein the bondage of finne- & Thetime * when it plea fed God rothew his good fauour to man, which S: Pauly calleth the fulneffe of time,Gal.4.4. e For when Goddeliuereth: pis Church,he punitheth his enemics, :- ; ——— 3; Ga. ‘he Churches attize. _ 3 Toappoynt puto thent chat monrne in Zid, & to giue vnto them beauty foz fames, tie opie of toy foz mourning, che garment of gladues forthe ſpirit of heautnefie, that they night be called gtreesof righteoutnefle,the planting of the Lode, that hee might bee gloztfied, n a 4 Ana they hall builve the olde wafe places, and rayſe vp tye former delolations, and they thallrepatre the cittes that were R elolate and waite thozome many’ genera- tons. y § Gnd the rangers halli tand g feede your Heepe, and thelonuesof the ſtrangers foal bee pout plowinert and dzeflers of pour Ines, 6 Bit ye thal be nament the Pꝛieſts ef the Lode, and men ſhall ſay vnto pou, The minifters of our God: pee fhalleate the! ct- chesof the Gentiles, and hall bee exalted with theit glozy. 7 Foꝛ pour hame you thallreceiue > dou⸗ ble, and fo: confulton they thall retopce in e their portion: fozinthetrlande they hall pofivile ther Double ; euerlaſting top Hall be vnto them, 8 for F the Lord loue iudgement & hate qrobbery (oz burnt offering, and F will di- recttheir woke th truech,and willmake an enerlaſting conenant with chem. 9 And their: (ced Halbe knowen among the Gentiles, and their buddes ameng the people. Alt rhatlec them hall knowe them, — are the ſeede which the Lod hath eſſed. Id íJ will greatly reioyce inthe Lozde, and my ſoule hall be ioyfullin my God: foz bee bath clothed mee with the garments of faluatton, and couered mee with the robe of righteouſneſſe: hee hath decked mee like a bꝛãdegroome, andas a bude tyzeth herlelle with der temels. è Il frozas the earth bꝛingeth foosth ber bud, and as the garden cauſeth to grow that exrortioners,de~ which is towen nit: fo the Lorde God will -ceiuershypo- caulſe righteouſneſſe to growe,and praylebe> -F grites, orthat de- fore alithe heathen, priue me of my glory, r- Thatis,ofthe Church. f He fheweth what thalbethe affe@tion, whenthey feele this their deliuerance. f Which wasthe figne of mour- bing. g. Trees j bring torth good frarts as Matth.3.8. h Thacis,fora Jong time, i They hali be ready to ferue youinall your -neceflities. k This isaccom- pliſhed inthe time ef Chrilt, $ by whom all the faithful are made Prieſts & Kings, 4 Pet.2.9.reuel. 1,6, and 5. 10. F Reade Chaps mr, Abunda n» Abunsant re- “ compentes as is $ wordis vied, © Chap. 40.2. n Thatis,che Tewes, “o To wit, of the Gentiles. + p Whereas the Gentilesbad do- minion ouer the $ Jewes in times paſt, now they -fhall haae double _ sing,which are CHAP, LXII. 1 The great defirethat the Prophets haue had forChrifes comming. 6 The dilizence of the Pa- _ fioursto preach. a The Prophet ES R Zions fake J will not * holve my | fayth that hewilb Dtongue, and forFeralalems fake J wil net neuer ceafetode~ reft,wutill the righteouſneſſe thereot bꝛeake clarevotothe tooꝛth asthe light.and faluation thereof as peoplethe good aburninglampe. r tidingsoftheir’ 2 AnD the Gentiles Wall lee thy righte · deliuerance. onife tall kings thygloxry: and thou halt b Tiltheyhaue becalled bys aneme name which the month fulldeliverance: > ofthe Lo fyallname. o o oo -andthisthe Pros 3 Thou walt alſs bead crewne of glory phet ſpeakethto· inthe hand of the Lowe, and aropall dia · incourageallo- Deme in the hand of tyy Gov. ; ther minifters to the fetting forth of Gods mercies toward his Church. c Thou fhalt hauca more excellent fame then thou haſt had hitherto. d He fhal elteeme thee as deare and precists,asaking doth his¢rowne, 7 Jih. ` fake. 7 Gods benefits toward bis Church, — nee + tothe which the Lord anſwereth. Watchmens duety. 4 Jt Hal no more bee ſayde vnto thee, f © frolaken,nettyer Mallit hee ſaid any niore e Thou fhalt no to thy land, Deſolate but thou Halt be called morc decontem< i ephsibah,and thy land j Weulay: forthe ned asa woman Lozd delighteth in chee, and thp lãnde hall forfaken ef ber bane auf hulband. _ busband. Fo as ayong man marrieth a virgin, [Orszy delight fo (hail thy fonness matric thee: and as ã rhe. bridegroome ts glad of the beine, o ſhall thy (Or, married, God reioypce ouer thee. That it may be 6 J baue fet * watchmen bpon thy wals, replenithed with D Jerufalem, which allthe day and all the children. night continuaily (hail not ceales ‘pee that g Forafmuchas are mindefull of the Lozd,keepe not litence, they confefleone 7 And atue him no rett, till bee repaire, faith and religion and vntill he let vp Jerulatem the * prase of vith thee they tie wolt. are inthe ſame 8 Che Lowe hath fworne by his right ond of marisge hand and by bis trong arme: Surely J) will with thee: and na nioge gtite thy corne to bemeate for thine they are called » enemies, and (urely thelonnes of the ſtran · the children of gers thall not Minke thy wine, foz the which the Church, in- thou batt laboured. aſmuch as Chrift 9 But they that haue gatheredit, hall maketh her plen⸗ cate it, and praple the Loze, and the gathe= tifulltobring rers thereot Wall drinke it in the courtsof foorth children - my Banctuary, = Vatohim. ` IO Goe thorowe, goe thorow the gates: h Prophets,pa- · prepare youthe way foz the people: caſt wp, fours and minie call pp the way, and gather our the tongs, fers. and fet bp a ſtandard fez the people. i Heexhorteth |. IL Beholde, the Lowe hath proclaymed che minifters he. puto the ends of the wold: ™ tel the daugh · uerto cealeto ter Zion, Beholde, thy Hauteur commeth : beholde, his wages iswith bun, and = his worzke is before him — 12 And they thall call them, The holy pes- ple, Che redeemed at the Lozde,¢ thou thalt be named, Aocity fought out.& not foꝛſaken. liuerance of his Church,and to teach others to doe the ſame. k For the reſtau⸗ ration whereof all the world (hal praife him. “I Signifying thegtcat number that fhould come to the Church,and what meanes hie would prepare for the reftitution of the fame,as chap.§ 7.14. m- Ye Pro# phete and minifters fhewshe people of this their deliuerance: which * was chiefly meant of our faluation by Chrift, Zech, 9.9, Mat. 21.5. n He ſhail haueall power to bring his purpofe to paffe,as chap.4 o, | 10. o Thatis,onesoner whom God hath had a fingular care to te⸗ couer her when theewasloft, = eg, t CHAP, LXIII t God {hall deftroy his enemies for his Churches . < we igs this that commeth: from €- Dome, with red garments front 103z- rah? be ts gloꝛious in bisappacell, and wal- keth in bis great trength. °F {peak tn righ · fcoulites and am mighty te faue. 2 © Ciherefoze ts thine apparell redsand thy garments like Dim that treadeth inthe cake vengeance, winepreBe? and is heere fet 3 J bhaue trodenthe winepreſſe alone,and forchallbloody of all people there was none with mees foe after that he hath > ', _ defroyed them _ a This prophefie is again{t the Idu- means, & enemies whick perfecuted the Church,on whem God wili. call vpon God by * prayer for the dea | : l in Bozrah,the ckiefe city ofthe Idumeans: for the(e were their greas teftenemies,and vnder the titleofcircumcifion,and the kinred of A- braham,claimed to themfelues the chiefe religion & bated the true worthippers, Pfal.137.7. b` God anfwereth them that asked this queRtion, Who is this$ &c, and faith, Ye fee now performed indeedé the vengeance which my Prophets threatned. ¢ An other queftion Twill maa aati The multitude of Gods mercies. d Shewing, char J will tread them tn mine anger, and tread whenGod puni- themunder foote in my wrath, and their fheth hisene blood hall be ſpꝛinkled ppon my garments, mies, itisforthe and J wel taine all my rayment- profitand deli- 4 fForthe Day of vengeance is in mine weranceofhis Hzart, andthe d yeere of the redeemed is “Church. come. e Godtheweth $ And F looked, and there was none to thathehathno ` Helye, and J wondered that there was necdeof mans nonetovpola:ticrefore mine owne ¢ arme helpefor thede- helped mee, and my wath it felfe ſuſtained liucrance of his, meg. and though men 6 Therefoze J wiltread Downe the peo- refuferodoe = ple immp wath, and make them £ munken i in mine indignation, and will bing Downe their ſtrength to the carth. 7 J wilis remember the mercies of the Lom, and the pzaples ofthe Lo: accoꝛding vnto alithat the Lom hath giuen vs, and fo: the great goodneſſe toward the houſe of Iſrael, which he hath giuen them accogding to his tender loue, Eaccording to his great mercies. 8 Foꝛhe layd, Surely they are my + peo- ple, childzen that wil not lic; fo be was their lauiour. 9 In all their troubles he was ĩtroubled. and the Angel “of his prefence laned them: in his loue and in bis mercie Hee redeemed them, and be bare then and carted them al- wayes continually. 10 But they rebelled, and vered his holy Spirit : therefore was he turned tohe their encinic.and be fought again them. j Chap. 59,16. £4 wil fo aftonith em, and make then fo giddie, that they (hall not know which jtg remember ods benifits in times patt, Il Then he! remembzeB che old time of thar they maybe Moles and bts people, faving, Ahere ts hee confirmed in that brought them vp ont of the (ea with the \theirtronbles, ™ihephcardofits ſhecpe ? vehere ts hee that h For I did chufe. hem to be mine put his holy Spirit within * hin? 12 He ien them by the right band of Wo- fes with his owne gloztousarme , diuiding the water belore them, to make himſelfe an euerlaſting fame. 13 Heled them through the deepe, asan © holen the wildernes, that they Hould not ſtumble. 14 As the beat gorth Downe inte the valley, the ſpirit of tiie Lod gaue them relt: fo diddeſt thou leane thy people, to make thy feife a glozious Mame. Is e Looke Downs frombeauen, andbe> -bolte from thedwelitng place of thine helt neffe. andoftby giorp. Cdibere is thy azeale erredto Chit, and thy ttrength, the multitude of thymer- ra whomebelon- ctes, and of thy compaflions ¢ they are tes peththeoface of ftratned from "me. Vis Hebare their pation, 16 Doubtles thou art our father: though That is, the Abꝛaham bee ignorant of ys, and Ilſrãel peopleofifracl know vs not, yer thou, D LoD, art our |beingaffiGed, Father, and our redeemer ; thy Name is called to remem- ‘Wbrance Gods benifits, which he bad beftowed vpon their fathers in imes pat: m’Meaning,Mofts. n Thatis,in Mofes,that he might li gouernethe people : fome referre this giuing of the Spirit ro fthe people. o Peaceably and gently, as anhorfe is led to hispa- ture, Hauing declared Gods benifits hewed to their forefa- thers. he turneth himielfe to God by prayer , defiring him to conti- ue $ fame gracestowardthem, q Thy great affection whiehthou bareft coward v3. r Meaning, from the whole body of the Church, T Though Abraham would refafe vs to bee hischildren, yet thou ilt not refufe to be our father, = ~ Chap. lxiũj. Mans righteoufneffe. 281 foz ener, ¢ 17 D Lord, Whe hak€ © thou madevs to t By taking as erre from thp wapes ? and hardened our way thy holy beart from thy feare? Returne for thy » fer- Spirit from vs wants take, and fez the tribesef thine infe- by who we were ritance. gouerned and 18 The people of thine bolineffe baue fo for our ingras poſſelſed it butalitite * while : fox our ade titudediddeft de- uerſaries haue tronen Downe thy Banceus liver vs yp to our arte, owne concupif- Ig Clee haue bene asthey, ouer whom cence, & didit theuneuer bareft rule, and bpon whsm thy punith fin by fin Mane Was not catleg, - according to thy à iuft judgement, u Meaning for the cout nants fake made to Abrabam, Izhak & las- -4 kob his feruants, x ‘That is,in refpe& of the promife which is pere petuail; albeit chey had now poſſeſſed the Jand of Canaan a thouland and foure hundreth yecses ; and thusthey lament, to. moeue God rá- ther to remember his couenant, then to punith theirfinnes, 2 s GHAR CLR 1 The Prophet prayeth for thefinnes of the peo- p'e. 6 Mass righteouſne ſſe alike a filthy clth. . OR iba thon wouldelt 2 breake the beas a The Prophet ens, and come Downe, and that the continuethhis c- motintatnes might melt atthy prefence! prayer, defiring | ` 2 Asche melting fire burned, asthe fire Godtodeclare Y cauſed è the waters to boyle, (that thou his louctoward mighte Declare thy Mame to thp avner» his Church by faries) the people DID tremble at thy pze» miracles, and fence. mighty power, > | 3 Chen thou Diode terrible things, asheedid in which wee fooked not foz, thou camett mount Sinai, Dowie, and the mountatnes melted at thy b Meaning, the prelence. i raine, haile, fire, 4 Foz fince the beginning of the wolde thunder, and they baue not © heard no? vñderſtood with lightnings, the eare, neither hath the eye ſeene another ¢ Saint Paul Gon belde thee, which doeth lo to him that verhthefame Datteth for him. i kindeof admira- · S. Thou diodeſt meete bim, dthat reioy · tion, 1 Cor 2.6, ced in thec, and DiDinttly : thepremembzed marueiling at thecin thy «wayes :behold,thou ast angry, Godsegrearte- foz wee have finned : yet itt !themiscontinus nefte thewed to © ance, and twe ſhall be ſaued. his Church by 6 Bnt wee haueallbene as antneleane the preaching ` thing, and all our» righteouliefic is as filthy the Gofpel. ` clotites, and we all doe fade likea leafe,and d Thou ſhewedſt our inigutties like the winde bane taken ve fauour toward == away, our fathers when 7 And thereis none that calleth bpon thy they tufted in Mame, neither that Kirreth vp himleife to thee, and walked- take boldest thee ; for thou batt hidde oy after thy com- face from vs, and Haft confumed vsbecaule mandementss of ouriniquities. e They confides But now, D Low, thouartour Fa⸗ red thy great ther: we are thei clap and thou artour pot» mercies. ter,and we allare the wozke of thine hands. f That is, in thy 9 Bee not angry, D Lord, *abouemea- mercies; which Ture, neither remember tniquifie fo2enerslo, hee calleth the we befeech thee, behold, we are al thy peopie. Main ofthe: © ord, . g Thou wilthaue pitie vpenvs, h We are iuftly punithed and brought into captiuitie, becaufe wee haue prouoked thee to anger, and though wee could excufe our felues, yet ourrighteoufneffe and beft vertues are before thee as vile cloutes, of, (as fome reade) like the menftruous clothesofwomen. i Albeit, O Lord, by thy iuft judgement thou mayeft vtterly deftroy vs, as the potter may hispor, yet we appeale ro thy mercies , whereby it hath plesſed thee to adopt: vsto bethy children. k Fos fo the fich iudgeth when Goddorh | not immediatly fend fucconr. Ra rolEbine A a? The Gentiles called. 1 Whichwere 10 ! Whine Holy cities lie waſte: Fton isa dedicated to thy wildernelſe, and Jexuſalem a delert, janestuice and to Ii The houle of our Sauctuarie and of cali vpon thy our glory, ™ where aur fathers prapled thee, Name. isburnt vp with fre, and all our piealant | mWhereinwe things ate waited. AR |” reioyced and 12 Ailt thou hold thy felfe Kill” at thele worthippedthe things, D Lozd ? wilt chou bold thy peace n Toatis,atthe AND afflict Ys aboue meaſure? - contempt of thine owne glory ? though our finnes hae deferued this, yet thou wilt not fiuferthy glory thus to be diminifhed, esr CHAP. LXV, J 1 The vocation of the Gentiles and the reiecti- on ofthe Lewes, 13. The isy of the elect, and the puniſhment of the wicked. Haue beene fought of them that 2 afken not : J was found of them that fought mice not: Jlayde, Behold mee, vebola — a nation that called not vpon my Rame: | a Menning, the “Gentiles, which knew not God, fliould feeke af- ter him when ke hadmoucdthetr 2 Jhane>fpzead out mine hands all the hearts,withhis . Dap vnto a rebelitous peopic, which waiked holy Spirit, Rom. ina way that was not good, cuenatter their ~) 20.20, pwne <> uuaginations: Ẹ ob Hee fheweth 3 Qpeople that pꝛouoked mee euer unto the cauſeofthe mypface : that ſacriticeth in gardens, and reieGionofthe burneth incenle vpone bzickes. ewes, becaufe 4 Ahich remaineamong the £ graues, tacyfhouldnot and lodge in the Delerts, which eate e wines obey him for any fie, ano the baoth of things polluted arein admonitionof . their veſſels. his Prophetsby: § dich fay,» Stand apart, came nat whomhcecal- neereto me: for J am holier then thou;thele fedthemconti- ate a ſmoke in my wꝛath, & a five that i burs ually, and nethalltheday. fivecched outhis 6 Bebold,itis\waitten before me: will handtodraw not keepe ſilence, but wull render it and re them. compenſe it into their befome. © Heefheweth 7 Dour iniquities and the intquities of thattodeliccin yout fathers thalbe! together (fatty f Loyd) ; ourownefanta- which haue burnt incenſe bpon the moun- | fics,isthedecli- taines, and blaſphemed me vpon the piles: f ning fromGod, therefore will 3 mealire theit olde woke andthebegin- intetheir bofome, ‘ning of allfuper- 8 Gbusflayththe Lord, Asthe wine is Aition and, idola~ found in the clutter, and one faith, Dettrop tie, it not, fox a™ bleffing isin it,fo wili J| Doe foz å Whichwere, mpferuantsfakes, that J may not deſtroy dedicate to them whole. idoles. 9 But J will bꝛing a leede out of Jaa- ¢ Meaning, kob, and out of Judah, that hall inherite their altars, ~ which. he thus _ . mameth by con- = “eempt. © f Toconfule with {pirits and ta coniure de- _uils,which.was forbidden,Deut.18.11. g Whichwascontrary to - Gods commandement,Leuit.11,7.deut,r4.8 h He fheweth that _. hypoctifie is euer ioyned with pride and contempt otothers. i Their ~ punifhment{hall neuer haucende, k So that theremembrance thereof camorbe forgotten. 1 Shall bee both punifhed together; © _andthis declareth how the children are punifhed for their fathers faultes < ro wit, whenthe fame faultes or like are found in them, m Thatis, itis profitable : meaning,that God will not deftroy the faithfull branches of his vinearde, , when hedeftroyeththe roren ftockes, that is, the hypocrits. «n Which was a plentiful place in Judea, to feede theepe, as Achor was forcatcell, my mounteine: and mine elect thal inherite if,and my fernants (hall Dwell there, 10 Ano: Aharon wail be alhecpefolde, and the valley of Achoꝛ Wall bee a reiting pa fo2 the cattell of my people, tharJaug ought mee, ERT, Ifaiah. The ioy of the elect, Il But yee are they that baue fozlaken the Lod, and forgotten mine holy Poun- taine, and have prepared a table foz the omultitude, Eturnt the Danke offerings vnto che number. > tude and num- 12 Therefore will F p numberyoutothe ber he meaneth , Cworde, and all you thall bowe Downe to the theirinnameras flaughter, becaute J called, and pee did not bie idoles of antwere ¢ Jatpake, aud yee beard net,but whom they Did euil inmy ſight, and did chute that thing thought they which J would not. _ Could neuer 3 Therefor thus ſatth the Loꝛd God, haue ynougb. Behold, my leruants Wall: eate, and yee p Seeingyou ſhall be hungry : devoid, my feruants Wall cannot number Drinke. and pee (hall be thirltte: behold, mp your gods, will leruants hall cetoyce, and pee fyall beea. umber you with Haned.. . 6 the {word, _ 14 Beholde. my Ceruants Mall fing fo 9 By my Pro- ioy ofheart, and pe fhali cric fo: ſorꝛowe of phetswhom Heart, aad thall bowie foz weration of ye wouldnor minde. obey. 15 Gnd pee ſhall leaue pour name as a t Rythefe words, curie vnto myſ chown : foz the Loꝛd God Eare and drinke, ſhall lay you, and call bisferuants by tan he meanethche l other name, bleffed life of 16 ie that hall bleſſe in the» earth fall the faichfull, blefle bunlelfe ta the true God, and hee that whichhaucal. | fweareth in the earth, thalllweare by the wayesconfola- | trie God: fo? the forzmer * troubles are for- tion and fullco- gotten, and thal ſurely pide themſelues from tencmentofall . mine epes. z things in their 17 jrozloe, Jwillcreagte y newheaueng God, though and a new earth : andthe former halinot fometimesthey y beremembzed noz come into minde. — lacke thefe 18 Wut bee pou glad and reioyce foz ener corporall in che things that 3 Mall create: foz beheld, things: y J wilicreate Jeruſalem as aretoycing, and f Meaning, thae . her peopleasatop, — i he would call - 19 And J willreioyee in Jerufalem, and the Gentiles, ioy in my people, andthe vopceot vxceping whothouldab- ` fhall be no moze heard inher, noz the voyce horre euenthe — of crying. vety name of “© 20 Therefhallbe nomozethere achilde thelewesfor ` of peeves, no? an oldeman that hath = not theirinfidelicies < filled his dayes: forhechatiballbeanbun> fkes — Deth yeeres old, Mall die asa pong man:but t Thenbythe < the ſinner being· an hundreth peeves oldihal nameofthe -~ beaccuried. Tae Lewes. s 21 And they ſhalbbuilde houſes and inha · u-By blefing, bite them, and they Wall plant vineardes, and by fivearing and eate the freiicof them. i ismeantthe 22 They Hhallnoc build, and another in= prayfing of god. habite: thep thal not plant,and another cats for his benehts, ~ for a3 the dayes of the tree are theDapes of and the true my people,and mine elect (hall intoy in ole sworthippingof age the worke of their hands. him, which fhall 23 Chey Hall not labour in vate, noz not be onelyin § bung fozth in fearg, fozthey are the ſeede Iudea, but ofthe bleſſed of the Logue and theit buddes chrough all the A world, x Iwillno morefuffir my Church tobee deſolate as in times paſt y- Iwill (0 alter and changethe ftate of my Ctiurch , that itthalf’ feeme to dwellin aneweworld, Meaning, inthis wonderfall reftauration of the Churchthere fhould beno weakeneffe of youth, norinfirmitiesof age, buc all fhould bee frefh and flourithing : and this is accomplilhed incheheauenly Lerufalem when all finnes thall | ceofe, andthe teares hallbe wipedaway. à Whereby he fewer that the infideles and vnrepentant finners baue no parcof rbisbenedi«, Qion, b. He propofeth to the faithfull the bleffings which are cons tained in the law, and fo vader temporall things comprehendeth i the ſpirituall promiſes. with 3’ + * o By the multi· Workes without faith. with chem. 24. Dea, before thep call, J will anhwere, and whiles they (peake,#F will heare. 25 Tbe: wolfe and the lambe Hall Feede together, and the lion hall cate ſtraw like the bullocke; and to the ſerpent Dutt thall be bis meate. Chey hall no moze hurt node- nee in all mine poly mountaine, faperh toe + e Reade Chzp. EFEN CHAR- LXV 1 God dwelleth not in temples made with hands. 3 He defpifeth facrifices done without mercy and faith. 5 God comforteth them that are troubled for lus fake. 19 The vocation of the Gentales. 23 The perpetuali Sabbath, 24 The punifhmzat of the wicked u exerlafting. — ** J Hus faith the Lame, * The a heanen ‘a My maicitic ts iS mp thong, and che earth is my toate: fo great,that it ſtoole: where ts that boule that pee will fillech both hea- build vnto mee? and where is that place of wenandeath, myxeſt? and therfore can 2 Fozall thele things hath mine hande “notbeincluded ‘made,’ and all thele things baue bene,latth | ina Temple like fhe Lozde : and togim wit J looge, euen to anidole;con- Dim that is pooꝛe, and of < a contrite ſpirite “demning hereby ano trembleth at mip woms. j their vaine con- 3 Weg that killeth a bullocke, isas if hee fidence, which dflewaman; he that {acrificeth a theene, as Ptruftedinthe {fhe cutoff a togs necke the that offreth an /Templeandfa- oblation, asif he offered ſwines blood: bee crifices. that rementbicth incenſe, as tf he blefied an b Secingthat idole: pea, they baue chottn their owne Aoth the Temple tapes; and their (oule Deligyteth in their andthethings abominations, | therein with the 4 Therefore will e chufe out theit De- facrifices,were luſions and Jwill being their feare vpou ‘made and done them, becauſe J called, and none would an- | by hisappoynt- fweres J pake and they would net heare ; ment,he theweth but they did euill it my fight, and chole the Fthathehathno = things, which J] would not. wneedtherof,and § Weare the word of the Lon, all ye that thathecanbe tremble athis fimo, Wour byethenthat without them, Dated.you, and caft you out for mp names [Palson — fake, faid, Let the Lord be gloritied: but he fc Tohimtbat is ſhall appeare to pourtop, and they fall bee f bumbleahdpure ahamed. å $ Pinheart, which 6 A uopce foundeth from thecitie, euen Jreceiuetbniydo- a voyce from the Temple, the boyce of the f Grine withreuc- Lorde , that recompenleth bis enemies F rence and feare. fully. ae i Fa Becaufetrhe . 7 Before Hee tranelled, Hee brought Tewesthought foozth;: and betoze her paine came, ie was [themfttues holy Deltuered ofa man childe. . . by offering of 8 bo hath peard fuch a thing? who J andin the meane feafon had neither faith ner repentance, God Mew- eththat he doeth noleffedeteftthefe ceremonies, then he doeth the. Htocrifices of the heathen , who offered men, dogs and {wine to their Lidoles , which things were exprefly forbidden inthe Law, e Iwill jf difcouer their wickednefleand hypocrifie, wherewith they thinke to if blind mens eyes,to alltne world. 1 Hee encourageth the faithful, F by promifing to defiroy their enemies which pretended to beeasbre- j thrén,but were hypocrites and hated them that feared God, g The if enemies (hall hortly heare a moreterrible voyce, cuen fire & flaugh- iB ter, feeing they would not heare the gentle voyce of the Prophets ‘which called them to repentance, h Meaning,tharthe reſtautation of the Church fhould be fo fudden and contray to all mens opinion, Bas when a woman is deliuered before fee looks for it, and that with. f out paing in travel, | ay AEs 7.48.49. Chap.I!xvi. hath kene lich things? Mall the earth bee brought forth in one Dap ? oz foal a nation be torne at once 2 foz afloone as Zion trauei⸗ led, fhe brought forth her chtlopei. f 9, Dhall Ix canleto trauell, ¢ not bing forth? Mall J canfe to bring foozth and Mail be barren,ſaith thp Gonz ; 10 Keioyte ye with Jerufalem, the glad With ber, ali ye that toue hers retoyce foz top With ber, ali ye thatmonrne for ber, IL Ghatye may ſucke lant bee (atilfien With the breatts of her confolation : that ye map milke out and ber Delighted with the brightneſſe of her glorp. 12 Fo: thus ſayeth the Lode, Bebolve, J willertend » peace ouer yer likea flood, and tye glory of the = Gentiles tike a flows ing ſtreame: then Mail ye iucke, ye thall bee borne upon her fides, and bee topfull vpon her kilees, ~ _ 13-As one whom his mother comfozteth, fo will Ji comfozt pou,and yee Haile comfo teè in Jeruſatem 14 Gud when pe fee this, pour heart hall Velopce, and pour? bones Wali flourt like an herbe: and the pann of the Lord hall be krowen among bis ſeruants, and his indig- Nation agatnit bis enentes. y 15 Forbehold, the Lozd will come. with fire, and bis charets thea whirclewinde, that be map 4 recompenle bts anger with toraths, and Dis indignation with che flame of fire. 16 forthe Lord will iudge with feare, ¢ with histwozd all kleſh, and the llatne of the —— 17_ They that fanctifie' themſelucs, ant purifie themſelues tn the gardens behinde one tree in the middes eating © {wines fic), and feh abomination, ceuen the aha fhalbe confumed together, ſayth the 92D. _ 18 Fog willvifice their works, and their imaginations’: forit thall come that Fj will gatherall nattans and tongues, aud thep hallcome,and [ee my t glory. $ 19 AndF wiil feta» igne among them, and will fend thole that * efcapeof them, vn tothe nations ofy Tarſhiſh, ul, ta Lud, and to them that Mawe the > bowe , tos Cu: bal, and to a Jauan, Files a farre off, that paue not heard my fame, neither baue ſeene inp glozy, and ¢ thep all declare mip glory among the Gentiles. 20 Gnd they hall bring alt your f-bre: wih doetilthe The ioy of theChurch. i This fhal) paffe the capacine of >= man to fee fucha multitude that ſhall come vp at once meaning, vnder the prea- ching of the Gof- pel, whereof they that came yp out of Babys lon,were g fi- gure, k Declaring hereby, that as by his power and providence woman traucl- leth,and is deli- uered: ſo hath he powerto bring forth his Church at histime ape poynted, 1 That ye may reioyce for all the benefits that God bes Roweth vpon his Church, m I wilgiue her felicity and pof- peritie in great aboundance. n Reade Chap. 60.16, o Ye fhallbe cherifhed, as her © dearly beloued children, = p Ye (hall haute - new ſtrength and new Deale tie, q Thisvenge-. ance God began to execute at the: deftruGion of — Babylon;and, n haue cuer contis- nued it again{t the enemies of _ his Church,and_ tizen foz an offering vnto the Loꝛd out ofall lalt day, which complifhment thereof. r Meaning, the hypocrites. thall be the ac- f Where — by are meant them that did malicioutly tranfereffe the Lawe , by e2= ting beafts forbidden, euen tothe moufe which nature abhorreth... t .. The Gentiles Mall bee partakers of that glory which before E fhewedto the Tewes, u Iwill marke thefe that I chufe, that they perith not. with the reft of the Infidels, whereby heealluderh to the matking of the poftes of his people whom hee prefered, Exodus 124. 7. x I willfeatterthe reft of the lewes which efcape deſtru⸗ Gioninto diners nations. y. Thatis,Cilicia. z Meaning Affrica,. a To wit, Lydia, or Afia minor.. b Signifying,che Parthians. € — Italy. d Grecia, c Meaning,the Apoftle, Diſciples and othets which hee did firft chufe of she Tewes to preach vnto the Gentiles, £ That is,the Gentiles, which by faith hall bee. made the childten of Abraham as you are, Rua nations, OE See ee t toe n Pes a zí z ig- M ia, Draio T a ha gt me a) a LS ae a "T The reſtorin g g \Wherebyhe nations, pone hoꝛles and incharets, and meanet that no in horſe litters, and bpon mules, and sneceflary meanes ſwift beatts to Jernfalem mine boly moun» thailwant when taine, fayeth the Lozo, asthe chilazenof JF Godfhalleall rael offer in a cleane veficll inthe boule of the Gentiles to the Loꝛd. the Knowledge 21 Anag twilltake of them foz b puetts, of theGofpel. and foz Leuttes,(atth the Low. b Towit,ofthe 22 fozasthe new ‘heauens, and the new Gentilesashe — earth which F will make, hall remaine be- didLuke,Ti- foze me,latth the Lo2d, fo fall your feed and mothie,and Ti- i tus firt, and others after, to preachhisword, i Hereby hefignifi- eth the kingdome of Chrift, wherein bis Church (hall bee renewed: and whereas before there were appoynted feafons to factifice, in this there (hall be one continuall Sabbath,(o that all times and ſeaſons fhal be meete, e@ Jeremiah. THE ARGVMENT. T He Prophet Ieremiah borne inthecitie of Anathoth in the countrey of Beniamin, was the fonne of Hilkiah,whome fome thinke to be he that found out the booke of the Law, and gaue ittolofiah. This Prophet had excellent giftsof God, and moft euident reuelations of propheñe, ſo that by the commandement of the Lord he began very yong to prophefie, thatis,in the thirteenth pa ofIofiah, andcontinued eighteene yeeres vndet the fayd King, and three moneths vnder Ie- oahax, and vnder leoiakim elenen yeeres, and three reoneths yeder Iehoiachin,and vnder Zede- kiah eleuen yeeres : vnto the time that they were caried away into Babylon, So that this time a- mounteth to aboue fourtie yeeres, befide the time that he prophefied after the captiuitie. In this booke he declareth with teares and lamentation, the deſtruction of Terufalem, and the captivity of the people for their idolatrie, couetoufnefle,fubtiltie, crueltie, exceffe, rebellion and contempt of Gods word : and for the confolationof the Church, reuealeth the iuft time of their delinerance. And here chiefly are to be confidered three things ` Firft the rebellion of the wicked, which waxe more ftubburne and obftinate , when the Prophets doe admonifh them moft plainely of their de- ſtruction. Next how the Prophets and minifters of God ought not to be di{couraged in their voca- tion,though they be perfecuted and rigoroufly handled of the wicked for Gods caufe. Andthirdly though God thew his iuft indgement againft the wicked, yet will he euer thew himfelfe a preferuer of his Church, and when all meanes feeme to mans iudgement to be abolifhed, then will he declare himfelfe victorious in preferuing his. Cn a Pool, i Inwhat time Ieremiah prophefied. 6 He ac- knowledg eth his imperfection, and ù firengthened of the Lord, 11 The Lord fheweth hiri the de- firuttion of Ieruſalem. 17 He commandeth him to preach bis word without feare. a Thatis,the fermons and Pose We a wordes of Jeremi- prophefies, |} als the onne of >ilktah b Whichis x one of the Pꝛieſtes that thought to be he Se yy were at © Anathsth in thatfoundthe ` 7 the land of Beniamin. booke of Law Ow 2 Cowbom p 4 word vaderkingIofi- 5 ANSA? of the Lord came in the ah,2.King.22.8 X dapes of Joftah the onne € Thiswasacitie of Amon King of Judah in the thirteenth about 3 miles di- pere of hts reigne: i ftantfrom Icu- 3 And allo in the dayes of Jehoiakim falem,andbelon- the € fonne of Joliah Ring of Judah, vnto gedtothepriefts the ende of theeleuenth peere of zedekiah, the fonnes of Aa- the fonne of Joſiah King of Judah, cuen vne ron,lofh.2 1.18. d This is (poken to confirme his vocation and office : forafmuch as he did not prefume of him(elfe to preach and prophefie, but was cal- led thereuntaby God, e Meaning,the nephew of loſiah: for Ie- hoahaz was his father, who rejgned but three moneths, and therefore is not mentioned,ne more is loachin that reigned no longer. Jeremiah. of the Church. pour name contie. 23 And from inoneth fo moneth,and from ' Sabbath to Sabbath, ſhall all fiet, come to worſhip before me,fatth the Lod. 24 AnD thep hall goe fooztl) and fooke spon the k carcafes of the men that bane tranfgrefled agatnt mee: fo their ! wenne fall not die, neither hall their fire be quen- ie Ea they pall be an abhorring *vnts all tleſh. k As he hath de- clared the felicity that fhal be with- in the Church for the comfort of the godly, fo doth he thew whzt horrible calamitie thal] come to the wicked, that areout ofthe Church, | Meaning, acontinuall torment of con- fcience, which hall euer gnaw them and neuer fuffer them to bee at reft, Markeg.44. m This isthe iuftrecompente for the wicked, which contemning God and his word, fhal be by Gods iuft iudement abhorred of all bis creatures. to the carping away of Jerufalem captine f Ofthe elenenth’ in the fft f moneth. yeeie of Zedeki- 4 Then the word of the Loyd came vn: ah,who was alfo tome,faying, : called Mattani- 5 Before Is formed thee in the wombe, ah, and at this J knewe chee, and before thou camet out time the Iewes of the wembe, 3 fanctified thee, and ordei⸗ were caried a- ned thee to bee a Prophet vnto the * natis way into Baby- ons. : ; lon by Nebu- 6 Then laidT, ‘Db, Lod God, behold, chad-nezzar. F cannot fpeake, foz Jam a child, g The Scripture 7 Butthe Lod fain vnto me, Hay not, yfeth this maner Jam a childe: fo: thou ſhalt goe to all that of fpeachto de~ J hati (end thee, and whatſoeuer J com: clare that God mand thee, ſhalt thou peake. hath appointed 8 Benot afraid of their faces + for Jam his minifiers to with thecto deliner thee, faith the Lod. their offices 9 Then the Lord ſtretched out his hand before they ? x wereborne, as Ifaiah 49. 1. Galatianst,15. h For Ieremiah did not onely prophefie againft the lewes, butalf again{t the Egyptians, Baby lonians, Moabites and other nations, i Confidering the great iudgements of God, which according to his threatnings fhould come vpon the world, he was mocuced with a certaine compaflion en the one fideto pitie them that fhould thus perih , and on the other fide by the infirmitie of mans nature , knowing how hard a a it was to enterprife fuch a charge, as Ifaiah 6,11. Exod,3.14. and 4.te - ° ana k Which deela- reth, that God maketh thea meet & aflureth them, whom he callech to fer foorth his glorv, giuing them all meanes necefla- nie for the lame, — Å 6 o what is theau- i,| thoritie of Gods tf erue minifters, which by his vord hauc power to beate downe whatfocuer lii- teth it felfe vp againit God : and to plantand affure the hum- ble and fuch as giue themfelues to the obedience of Gadsword, jp firft buddeth, the A feething pot. and k touched nv mouth, and the Lord fain vnto mee, Behold, J jane put my words ut thy month. 3 10 Bebold, this day haue F ſet thee ouer the | nations and oner the kingvomes, to piucke bp, and to root out, and to deſtroy and throw vowne, to build, and toplant. IL After this che word ot the Lord came vnto me, laying, Jeremiah, what leeſt thou? aup Jlayde, Iſce amrovot an almond 12 Then laid the Lord vnto mee, Chan baf eene aright: for J will haten mp word to perfo:me it. 13 Againethe word of the Lord came vns ta mee the lecond time, faying , (Ahat leet thou? and J (aid, 3 fee a teething = pot iog: king out ofthe 20t). 14 Then laid the Lo2d vnto mee, Dutot the o Noith Haila plaguebe (pead bpon all the inhabitants of the Land. Ts Foz loc, J will caliall the families of the kingdemes of the Mezth, ſayeth the Lod, and they fhallcome, and euery one Wall let bts throne in the entring of the gates of Jeruſalem, and on all the walles — about, and in allthe cittes of udah. 9 16 And J wül declare vuto them my P iudgements touching all the wicked⸗ nele of them that baue forſaken mee, and baue burnt incenle vnts other gods, and — the woorkes of their owne ands. š 17 Thon therefore truſſe vp thy lopnes, and arife, and ſpeake vnto them allthat J command thee: be uot afraid of their faces, leit J| 1 dettropthee before them. 18 ffoz J, behold, J| this Day haue made thee a detenced citie, andan t pon ptllar, and walles of bꝛaſſe agatnt the whoie land, agatntt the kings of Judab, and againſt the ondtree,which pinces thereof, agatnit the Diets thereof, and agatnit the people of the land. 19 For they hall fight againit thee : but they Hall not preuatle agatnt thee : for J] am with thee to deliuer thee, layeth the Chap. ij. 2 Gor, andericinthe eaves of Jeru lem, laying, Thus iaith che Lord, Ji rememo ber thee, with the *kindnes of thy youth,and the lone ot thy marriage, wher thou wentett afterme inthe wildernefie b inaland that taas not ſowen. 3 Jael wasas a thing © hallowed unto the Lord, and his firt fruts : all they 4 that eate tt, halloftend : euttt Wall come vpon them, faith the Lov. 4 Heare pee the word of the Loyd, D boule of Jaakob, and all the families of the houſe ot Iſraei. 5. Thus faith the Loyd, Mhat iniquitie baue pour fathers found in methat they are goue: far from me, and bane walked after vanitie. and arebecome fvaine ? 6 foztheylatd not, Ahere is the Lor that brought vs vp ont of the landeof Œ» Sppt? that led ss thozow the wilacrnes,tho- row a Delert and walte land , thozowa deie land,and £ by the hadow of death, by a land that no man paſſed thorow, and where no man dwelt? 7 And J brought you into a plentiful counttey, toeatethefruit thereof, and the commodities af the fane : but when yee en- tred, peet defied myland, and niade mine beritage an abomination. Che Pricits ſaid not, i Ahere is the Lord ? and thep that would minifter the k Lat, knew me not: the! paftours alio of fended againſt mee, and the Pꝛophets pans pheliedin™ Baal, and went after things that Did not prefit. 9 CUtherefore F willpetaplead with you, faith the Lord, and J will plead with your chiidzens childzen. IO Foꝛ goe yee tothe plesof ° Chittim, and bebold, aud (end vnto Pikedar, ane take —— eed, ana fee whether there be ſuch ngs. - IL Hathany nation changed their gods, which yet are no gods ? but my people haug changed their aglozp, fo: that which doeth not * profit. 5 . 12 D pe! heauens,be altonied at this: be -Oni A The vnkindneſſe ofman. 28 3 a According te that grace and fauour, whicht ewedthee fromthe begin« ning, when 1 did firit chufetheeto be my people, and married theeto my elit, Ezekieli I 6. b When Idid deliuerchee out of Eoypts c Chofenaboue all other roferue the Lordonely, and the firlt offe- redtothe Lord of al! other na⸗ tions. d Whofecuer did challenge this people, of elſe did anney them, was puni- fhed. e Thatis, fallen to moft vile idos: latrie. f Altogether gis uen fo vanitie, and are become . blindand infene; fible as the idols that they feruc, g. Where for lack ofall things neceflary for life, ye could looke for nothing cuts, ry houre but prefent death. h By your ido- Loꝛd. n Signifying, - chat rbe Caldeansand Affyrians thould be as a pot to feeth the Tewes |which boyled in their pleafures and luftes. o Syria and Affyria were Northwardinrefpea& of Ierufalem, which were the Caldeans ‘ldominion, p ‘Iwill giuethemcharge and power to execute my engeance againft the idolaters, which haue forfaken mee for their oles. Which declareth that Gods vengeance is prepared a- aint them, which dare not execute their duety faithfully,cither for eare ofman, or forany other canfe, 1.Cor.9.16. rt Signifyingon onepatt , thatthe mare that Satan and the world rage againit ods minifters, the more prefent will he be to helpe them, Joth, 1.4, ebr.r3.5.and on theother part, that they were viterly vameeteto erue Godand his Church which are afraid , and doe not refilt wic- xednefſe, whatfoever danger depend thereon, I{a.50,7.ezek. 3.8, a CHAPS (iT. 2 God reheavfeth his benefites dene vniothe Lewes, 8 Againft the Priefts and falfe prophets, 12 The Lewes are defrayed, becaufe they forfake Ged, E, man aiea Lord came vn⸗ to Me faping, 7 -a ħa eS eS afraiae, and vtterly confounded, fatth the latrie and wicked Low. maners, Pfal. s Foz my people haue connnitted two 78.5.and.106, eutls ; they hauc foztaken me * the fountaine 38. i 1 They taught not thepeople tofeekeafter God, k Asthe Scribes,which would haue expounded the Lawtothe people. | Meaning, theprinces and minifters :fignifying that all eflates werecortupt. m That iss fpeake vainethings,and brought the people from the true worthip of Godto ferueidoles: for by Baal, which was the chiefe idole of the ~ Moabites, are meant allidoles, n Signifying,thar he would not as he might {traightway condemne them, but fheweththem by evident examples their great ingratitude, that they might be afhamed & re- pent, o Meaning, the Grecians and Italians. p Wnto Arabia. q That is God which is their glory, and who maketh them glorious aboueal) other people; reprouing the Tewes, that they were lefle di- ligent to ferue the true God, then were therdolatersto honour their; vanities. x Meaning,the idoles,which were their deftrucion,Pfal, 106.36, Í WHeetheweththat the infenfiblecreatures abhorre this vile ingratitude, and as it were tremble for feareof Gods great iudges mentsagainftrhe fame. ¢ Signifying,that when men forfake Gods word, which is the fountaine of life, they reie& God himfelfe,and fo fallto their owns inuentions, and vaine confidence, and procure to themf{clues deftruGion, lonah,2.8.z¢ch, 10,2, fAn3 af p oar The peoples finne. _ u Hauelorde- P red chem like ler⸗ uants, and noc like dearely be- lowed children ? Exod.4,22. ther- fore it istheic fuit onely, if the enemy fpoyle them x The Babylo- nians, Caldeans, and Affyrians, y Not one hall be leſt to dwell there, z Thatis, the Egyptians: for thefe were two great cities in Egypt @ Hauegric- uoully vexed thec at fundri¢ times. b Shwing chat God would haue ftillledthem aright, if they would haue fol- bowed bim, © To feeke helpe of mā, as though God were nor able cnoughto defend thee, which isto drinks of) pud- Ges, andto leaue the fountaine, reade Ifai3 i.e. d To wit Eu- phratcs. e Meaning, that the wicked are inf nfible till rhe puni‘hmen: for their finne wa- Ken them, as veri, 36. Iſai. 3 oflining waters, to Dig them pits, euen bzo- ken pits, that can hold no water. 14 Js Iſrael a “leruant, 0? i3 he boꝛne tit the boule ? why then is he tpopled? Ig The * lyons roared vpon Him aha yelled, and they baue made his laud waſte: bis cities are burut without y an inhabi⸗ tant. 16 Allo the chilozenof z Moph and Ta- hapanes hauc broken chine bead. 17 Qat not thou procured thts vnto thy felfe, becauie theuyalt forxlaken the Lo202 thy God, when hee > levure chee by the wap? $ 18 Aud what hat thou nots ta Doe in the wapof < Egppt ? ta “inke the watery of Alas ? op what makelſt thoutn the wap of A iihi ? to deinke the water of the 4 Ri» uer ? 19 Thine owne wickedneffe hall € cor⸗ rectthee, andrby turnings backe yall re- proouc thee : Know tyereroze and beholde, thatitis an euill thing ana bitter, that thou hak korſaken the Lod thy God, and that my teareis not in chee, faith rhe Lo: Gon of hoftes. f 20 Fo: of soe tim? Jhaue bzokenthy poke, and burit thy bonds, and thon ſaydeſt. FT willua mae tranigrelle, bat lke an har⸗ lot thou runneſt avout vpon all pte hils and vnder all grecitc trees. : 21 Det J had planted thee anoble vine, twhoiet plants were all naturali: pow then art thou turned vnto mee into the plants of a trange bine? ` . 22 Though thou wah thee with s nitre, and take thee much fope, yee thine inte quitie ts marked befoze mee, faith the Lod j 03. 23 How cant thou fay, Jam not pollu: ted, neither haue J * followed Baalim? bes hold thy wayes in the valley, know, what thoit hat Bone: thou art like afwifti dome» Darte, that runneth hy bis wapes: i 24 Andas awilde* affe, vied tothe wil Bernelie , that ſnuffeth vp the winde bp ors taon at ger pleafure : wio can turne ber backe 2 ali they that ſeeke her, will uot wea» ric rhemfelues, bue wiil find ber in her lmo; neti. 25 Teepe thou thpfeete from bareneſſe, and thy throat from third; but thou fapaeit 9 F When I delivered thee out of Beypt, Exod,19.8.deut.5.27.ioth. Jeremiah. Jdolesinnumerable. defperatly, Ao, for Jhaue toned rangers, and them witl Itatlow. 26 As the achietetsafjamed when heis n As athieſe wil found, fois houſe ot Iraei afhamed, thep, not actnoviedee thetr kings, their princes, and their prieſtes, his fault, tillhee and thetr prophets, 27 Daying to arree, Thou art my fas ther, aud to aftore, Choulak begotten readie to be pu- mec ;fo2 fev haue turnen their backe wn nithed:fo they to mee, and not theit face: but in the time willnotconfefle of their trouble they will fap, Arile, and their idolatrie, ie ti 3 23 But where are thy gods, that thou bat madethec ? Lecthem actleif they can helpe thee in che time ofthy trouble ; foz ac: cording P to che numberof thy cities, are thy 6033 D Judah. 29 CAyerefore will a pe pleade with me? nour : and where-. = a baue rebelled againi mee, layeth the 29. 30 J baue Gnitten pour chilozenin vaine, theprecciued no correction ; pour : owne fwod Hath deuoured pour Prophets likea Zeſt roying lyon. 31 Degeneration, take beedto the ward ofthe Lod : baue J beene as a £ wilder- nefie vnto Iſraet? oꝛ a land of Darkeneffe 2 MAyerefore fayeth my peopie then , cciee p lordes > © Wee will come no moze vnto ze; i 32 Can a maide forget her oꝛuament, o? a bude her attire ? pet mp people haue forgot· ten me, Dapes without number. 8 CCibp doeſt thou prepare thy wap, to 2 fecke amitie? enen therefore will J reach thee, that thy wayes are wickedneſſe 34 Alb m thp* wings ts found the blood of the foules of the poozetnnocents: F baue * found it in holes, but vpon all theſe places. 35 Petthou lapel, Becauſe J am guilt. leſſe, furely bis wath Hall tarne from mee; beholde, J will enter with chee tnto iudge ment,becaule thou layeſt. J bane not aned. 36 Aap rannet thou about {o much to change thy wapes ? for thou thalt bee con: founded of Cgppt 7 as thou art confounded of Aſſhur. 37 Fo: thou Halt gor foorth from thence, and thine hands vpon ⁊chine dead, becauſe the Lord hath retested thy confidence, and thou alt noe prolper thereby, ah, &c, F Have I not giuenthem abundance of all thing:? t But will tru) beetaken with - the deede, and till che plagues due to the fame light vpon them. o Meaning, that | idolaters fpoyle Ged of hisho- ~ as hehath taughe to call him the father of al fieh; they attribute this title to their i les, P . p Thouthough- teft thatthy gods = of blockes and ftones could have | holpen thee be- caufe they were many in number and prefent in euery place ; but: now letysfec whether ethet the multitude, or their prefence can deliver thee from my plagues | Chap. 11. 13. q AsthoughI did youininrie in punifhing you feeing that your ` faults are fo cuje dent. r Thatis, you haue killed your Prophets that exhorted you to ; repentance, as Zechariah , [fais 24.16,¢z13, 10.12. nehe.8.6, Ebr, feede wasalltrue, g Though thou vſe all the purification and ceremonies of the Law, thou canit not e&ape punilhment , exceptrhouturne to me by faith and repen- vance, h Meaning, that hypocrites deniethatthey worfhippe the idoles, but thar they honour God intbem, and thereforethey cail their doings Gods fernice, i He compareththe idolaters to thefe beaftes, beciufethey neuer ceaſe running toand fro : for both val- Jeys and billes are full of tbeir idolatrie. k Hee compareth the idolaters to a wilde aſſe: for (hee cau ncuer be tamed, nor yer wea- ried : for as {he runneth, fhee can take her winde at euery occafion, bo This, when thee is with foale, and therefore the lun*crs waite theirtime : fo though thou canſt not be turned backe nowe from thineidolatrie , yet when chine miquitie hall be at the full, God will meete with thee. m Hereby he warneth them thatthey Mould not goe into ftrange countries to fecke helpe : for they fhould but end their hour, ond hurt themſelues, which is hese meant by the bare Foot and thisit, If, 57.10, in ourown power & policie, u With Mrangers, x ‘The Prophets and the faithfull are Saine in euery cornerof your countrey. y Fot the Aflyrians had taken away the renn: tribes out of Ifrael, andde~ ftroyed luda, tuen ynto lerufalem, andthe Egyptians Lewe lofiab, and vexed the lewes in {fundrieforts. 2 In ſigne of lamentation, a5.2.5261.1 3,39. CHAP, ITT, God calleth ha beople to repeatance. 14 Hee promifèth the refitution of hu Charch, 10 He re- preseth Indah and Iſtael, comparing them toa woman d:fstedient to her busband, pev a fay, TF a man put away bis wife, and hee gee krom him, and bee come another mans, hall pee pases a ' gaiae a According as it is written, Deut.24.4, {Godcallethtorepentance. yiherake fuch gaine vnto ber 7 Mall not this lanb > be pole Chap. iiij. Truerepentarces 28 knowledge and vnderſtanding. ene to wife ae Baine, , ¢ That is, with idoles,and with lured? but chou batt played the harlet with we G puera:pet d turne againe ro me, ſaich the LoD. ; 2 Lift bp thine epes orto the pie places, 16 Moꝛcouer, when ye beincreaed, anv multiplied in the land. in thoit Dayes, faith the X o2d, they ſt all ſay no moc, Ohe Arke g Thisistobe of the coucnant of the LoD: fo: ut ſhall cone yoderfivod of Pthemwhemckou and behold, where thou halt not plaped haft pur thy con- the harlot: thon batt tit waiting foz them fidence in, in the wayts, as thes Arabian in the wile dAodiuillnot Bernefle : and thou paft polluted the land cafithee of,bue wtththp whozcBomes, and With thp ma NO More to MIND, Nether (Lait hep remem the comming of ber tt,netther Mall they vilt it, foz rhat fjall hift: torchen bc no moe done. they (hall not 17 At that tune they Hall call Jerufalem, feke the Lord rE oc thaone of the Loꝛd, and all the nations by cercmorics, receine thee ac- Cording te my mercy. e Which dwel- lice. 3 Wherefore the Howes haur bene re- ſtreined, and the {latter raine came not and theu hadſt a s whoecs forehead: thou wenl- lethin tents and Bet not be atbamed. ſhall be gathered vnto tt, cuen io the Rame anaal heures of the Lodin Jerufalem : and tbenctlsorth hali ceate. they fjall (ollow no neze the hardneſſe of © Meaning, the their wicked heart. 18 Jn tkole Dayes the heuſe of Judah Church whee the Lord willbe waitethfor them 4 Didi chou not ſtil crybvnto me, Chou thatpaffebyto art my father,and the guide of my youth ? fpoile tem. Gill be keepe his anger fo? euer? wall be £ As Godthreat- referne tt to the end? thus haft thou ſpoken, nedbyhislaw, yt ther Doelt cuiii, cuen moze anBmoze. Deut,28.2 4. 6 The Loe fayt alls vnto mee, inthe Mal walke with the houſt ot Liracland they prefent to ibe fhall come together ont ot the lande of rhe worlds cnd, Mat £ Mozth.into the lanD,that 3i bane giutu foz 28.20. an tnberitance vnto pour fathers. { Wherethey 19 But J fayde, Howe Did J take thee arcnow incap- foz childzen, and giue thee a pleafant lend, tiuitie. B then wouldeſt Dayesof Zoliah the Ring, Yak thou ſcene nenerbeafhamed what this rebell i Jirael path Bone 7? for fhe ofthineadsand Bath gone bp bpon every bigh mountatne, f repent: and this impudencie is common to ido- nor giue off, though they be meucr fo mani- feftly conui&ed, b. He theweth that the wicked in their mifcries will cry vnto God & vſe out- ward ptayer, as the godly doe, but becaufe they turne not from their euill, they are not heard, Ila. 58 324. i Meaning, the -ten tribes, k And gaueher vato-the hands of the Affyrians. 1 TheEbrewe word may either fignifie lightnes and wantonnes, or noile & bruite, m Iudah fained for a time that fhe cid returne, as vnder Ioſiah and otker good -Kings,but thee was ncuer truely touched or whol- ly reformed, as appeated, when eccafion was of- and vnder cuerp greene tree, E there played the harlot. y7 And J farde, when Wree had Done all laters, which will this, Turne thou puto mee: but fhee re⸗ turned not, as her rebellious fitter Judah w. 8 CGiben J fawe, how that by all occas fions rebellions Iſtael haa played the har- lot, F catt « ber away, and gaue ber abillof God Biusrcement ; pet her rebellious ſiſter Jus dab Was not afraide, but he went allo, and played the harlot. 9 Ho that forthe lightnes of her whoꝛe G Dome the hath euen deviled the land: foz fhe hath committed fornication with tones and ttockes. j i Io Neuerthelelſſe fo: all this, her rebelii- ous fiker Judah hath not returned vnto me with = ber whole heart, bur kainedly, ſayth the Lok. IL Ano the Lod fad vnto me, Che re beilious Iſrael hath r iuſtitied her (clfe roe then the rebellions Judah. 12 Goce and cry thel words toward o the Roth, and fay, Chou diſobedient Pract, retucite,fatth the Lord, and J wiil not tet my wath fall vpon pou: foz j am micecitull, faith the Lorð, and J will not alway keepe mine anger, vis e 13 But krowe thine iniquitie: fo: thou baft rebelled againtt the Lozd thy God, and hak P [cattered thy wayes to the trange gods bunder euery gree tree, but pee woulo not obey my voyte faith the Lord. 14 D yee dilobedient childzen turne a- gaine, taith the Lorde, foz J am pour Lode, and J will take pou one of a citp,and two of a tribe, and will batng you fo Zion. ; Is Gud JZ wil gine pou paflozs according tomine beart, which fhail feede pou with fered by any wicked prince, n Ifrael hath not declared her felfe fo wicked as ludah, which yet hath had nore admonitions and exam. les to call het to repentance. o Whereas the Ifraclitcs were now ept in caprinity by the Affyrians,to whom he promsieth mercy, if they will repent. p- There was no way,which thou didfi not haunt to fecke after the idoles,and to trota pilgrimage, cuen the gloztous berttage of the armics of © The Bbrewe the heathen, and tayt, Chou falt call me, word fignifieth faying, My father , and fhalt net turne from africnd orccm- mee? 20 Butasa woman tebelleth againg her thu(band : fo bane percbelled againit me, D boule of Iſraei.ſaith the Lov. 21 ° A voyce was heard vpon the bigh places, weeping and {upplications of tbe childzen of Iſraet: foz they haue peruerted their wap, and forgotten the Lorde their 0 22 D yee difobedtent children. returne and J| wili heale pour rebcilions. * Beholde, we come vito thee,fo2 thou art the Lod our 00. 23 Truely, the hope of the billeg is but baing, nor the multitude of mountaines; oo the Lozd cur God is the health ef Iſ⸗ rael. 24 Foꝛ confufion hath deuoured out y fa- thers labeur, from cur youth , their eepe and their bullockes, their lennes and their Daughters. 25 e lic Downe in onr confufien, and our fhame couereth vs; foz wee bane fine ned againtt the Lod our God, we and our fathers from our youth, cuen vnto rbis Bay, and baue not obcped the voyce of the Lorde our God. , not them felues,or fay that they would follow theis panion,and here may be t: ken for a kuthand, asit is vfed allo, Hofe. 3. 1. i u Signifying that God whom tbey had forfakeny would bring their enemies vponthem who Mould lead them captiue and make them to cry arid lement. J x This is fpokea in the palcn of Iſrael to the fhame of ludah, which ftayed fo lopg toturne vnto God. ? For their ido- ary, Gods ven- geance hath light vpon themand theirs. z They iuftifie fathers , but cone demnetheir wicked doings, anddefire forgivenefi¢ ofthe fame,as Ezra.9,7.P{ai.106 6. Ila. 64. 6. CHAP. IlIh:. ¢ 1 True repentance. 4 He exhortethte the cir- cumciſien of the heart.s The defirudticn of Indah i prophefied for the malice of their hearts. 19 The PropLet lamenteth it. Iſrael, if thou returne,? returne outa 7 me, fatth the Lod sand ifthou put a- way thine abominations out of mp fight, then alt thou not remooue. 2 And thou hale>fweare, Che Loli- Beth, in trueth, in iudgement, and in righ: a That is. wholly and withoot hy- pocrifie,loei 2, 12. not difem- blirgto turne » and ferye God as they doewhich ferue him By balfes,as Hefea 7.16, b* Thou fhalt detefi the name of idoles, Pfal.s6.4, and fhalt with reuercree fy eare by the liuirg God,when thine othe may ecuarce Gods glory, and profite others; and here by {wearing he meaneth the true religion of God, RN 4 trouſneſſe, A prophefie againft Iudah. teouſneſſe and the nations Hall be bleſſed in him, and fhatt glory it him. 3 Forthuslatth the Lod te the men of Judah, and to Jerufalem, 4 Breake vp e pour fallow ground, and themtoplucke fow natamong the chomes: be circumtiſed vptbeimpiety tothe Lord, and take away the forelkuines and wicked afe- of pour bearts,ye men of fudab,and inhabi⸗ ation & worldly ‘tants of Jerufalem, leat my wath come refpects outo) foozthtike five, and burne, that none can theirheart,that quench it, becauſe of the wickednefle of pour thetruefeedof inuentions. Gods word may: ¢ 4 Declare in Judah, and Hew forthin be fowen therin, Jerufalem, and fay, Blowe the trumpet in Hoftrovrz.and- the land: cry; and gather taxetber, and fay, thisistherrue Qfembie your telucs, and ict vs goe into cicumcifionof ſtrong citits. the heatt, Deut. 6 Set vp the ſtandard in zion: e prepare 40.16,t0m,2,29 tO flee, and flap not: for JF will bring a col.a ar. plague fram the Noꝛth, and a great Dentru- d Hewarneth ction. themrofthegreay {wo20 pearcetl vnto the heart. 3 f Meaning, Ne- Ii At that time halitt be faydto this peo: buchad nezzar pleand to Jexuſalem, A date i winde in the king of Babylon, high places of the wilderneſſe commeth tos 3.King.agt. ward the daughter of mp people, but neither F Thatis,the k to fanne, no to clenfe. alfe prophets 12 Qmightic winde hall come vnto mee which ftillpra- from thofeplaces, and now will J allo giue phefiedpeace » fentence vpon them. and (-curitie, 13 Bebolde, hee Hall come vp as the h Bythe falfe Acloudes, and his charets thallbeas a tems prophets, which, peftshts he2les arelighter then eagles.v Ao promifed peace. vnto vs, fox we aredeltroped. andrranquilicy: . 14 D Jerufalem, wath thine heart from andthusthou © twickeDueife,that thou mapel be laued:how haftpunithed — long fhall thy wicked thoughts remaine sierr:bulious : within thee? -ftabburnneffe by- 15 Foza voyce Declareth from » Dan, caufingthemero and publiſheth affltccion from mounto Œ» hearken vnto paun: lies which would — 16. Sake ye mention of the heathen, and notbelecuethy publityt Jerufalem, Beholde, thefkoutes trueth, 1,King. tome from a farre countrey, and ery ovt a⸗ 22.23 ezek 14, gainſt the cities of Judah 9.2. thema 15. 17 Thep baur compaſſed her about as i Toe North, therwatchmenel tye Geld, becaute ic hath wind; whereby, hemeaneth Nebuchad-nezzar. k. But cary-away bothcorne and chafte, c} Maning that Ncbuchad-n«zzar(hould come as ſu lien- hH as a cloud chat is cirried with che wind. m This is fpoken in theiperfon ofall the people, who in their affiGion fhould cry thus. n- Which wasaciticinthe vtmoſt border of Iſtael Northwardto- ward Babylon.: o Which wasinthe midway betwixt Dan and Ie- ruſalem. p- Whichkeepethe: fruits. fo ftraitly , that nothing can come in nor outo fhould the Babylonians compafie Iudah, Teremiah. provoked mie te wrath, faith the Lord, “18 Thy wayes ¢ thine imuentions hane procured thee ther things, fuch ts thy wic⸗ kepnelic: therefore it albe bitter, therefore it ball pearce vnto thine heart. j 19 9By belly, amy belly, J am pained, event at the very heart: my heart ic troubled within me: I cannot be tiil, foz mp foute hath heard the found of the trumpet andthe alarme of the battell. i: 20 Deltructton vpon delruction ts ceri- cd, forthe whole tand is watten : ſuddenly aremp tents deſtroyed, and my curtaines ina moment: 21 How long Mall fee the Fandard,and heare the found of the trumpet? 22 Foꝛ my people 3 foot : they haue not knowen me: they are kooliſh childzen, and bane none vnderſtanding: they are wife to Doc euill, but to Do well they haue no knowledge. ki: 23 J haue looked npon the earth,and Toe, it was without fome and t rain: andto the heauens, ant they had no light. 24 Jbeheld the mountaines and lo, thep trembicd, and all the billes ſhooke. 25 3 beheld, and loe, there was no man, and all-the birdes of the heauen were de⸗ parted. 5i — 26 J beyen, and loe, the fruitful place was awildcrnefe, and all the cities thereof were boeken Downe at the pretence of the Lod, and by bis fierce wath. 27 Ferthnshath the Lowelayde, The wheleland Mall be Delolate: pet wili Jenot make a full ena. 3% 23 Therefore hal the carth mourne, and fhe heauens abone thatbe Darkened, becaule J paue pronounced it: F have thought tt, and will not repent, neither will J turne backe from tt. i l i 29 The whole city Hall fiee kor the notfe of thehorfemen and bowemen: they hall go into thickets,and cline bp vpon che rockes: cuery city Mall be forfaken, and not a man Dwell therein, 20 And when thou halt bee deſtroyed, tubat wilt thou do? Though thou = clotheſt thy fetfe with ſkarlet, though thou Decke thee with oꝛuaments of gold, though thou paintelt thpface with colours, yet Walt thou trimme thy felfe tn paine : for thy loners wil abborre thee, and leeke thy life.. 31 For T haue heard a nople as ofa wo» mattrauatling,o2 asone labouring of ber firit child, cuen the voyce ofthe Daughter Zion that figheth and ſtretcheth out hee hands : y woe ts me now : foz my onle fain= teth becaule of the murtherers. rich gifts hall deliuer thee. y ‘As the Prophets were mooued to pitie che deftrution of theirpeople,fo they declared it to the people to moone them to repentance, I{a.22.4.chap 9,1, CHA -Pus Ne 1 In Iudah no righteous man found neither a- mong the people nor the v.alers. 15 Wherefore Iu- dah 1s defbroped of the Caldeans, Cinne toand fra by the ſtreetes of Fe- rufalem, and beholde now, and knowe and inquire in the open places age iy The Prophet lamenteth. q He fheweth © thatthetrue mi⸗ nifters are liuely touched with the calamities of the Church, fo thar all the parts of their body feele ` the gricfe of their hea-t,albez with zeale to Gods glory they“ pronouncehis ` ludgementsa~ < gainft the people, r Meaning, the Cities which were as eafily caſt downe as a tent. ſTheir wifedome and policie tend totheirewne - deftru@ion,and pulleth them from God, t By thefe maner of fpeeches hce fheweth the hor- rible defiruGioa that fhould come vpon the land, & allo condemneth the obftinacy’of the people, who repent notat the feare of thefe ter- rible tidings, fee= ing tharthe in- fenfible creature are moued there~ withas if the or⸗ der of narure fhould be chans ged, 1fa.13.10. and 14 23.ezek. 32.7.i0e].3,3 Be and 3.15. u But for his mercies fake he will referne bhim- felfea refidvete. be his Church, and to praifebim in earth, Ha.2.9,. x Neither thy ceremonies nor “= = gO aso — oa ow beet" as egau O Sa ay ee a a Gods plagues. a Thatis, the f citie. f b Though they pretend religion and holinefle,yet all is but hypo- crifie: for vnder this kinde of f {wearing is con- teined the true f religion, f c Doeft not thou } louc vprightneffe and faithfull dea- | hing ? d Thowhaft oft times punifhed them, tutall isin f vaine,1fa.g,13. eHe ſpeaketh this to the re- proch of them which would gouerne and teach others, and yet are farther out of the way then the fimple people. f Mcaning,Ne- buchad-nezzar and his army. g He fheweth, that to (weare by any thing then by God, is to forfake him, Exek 22.11, h He comman- deth the Baby- lomians and ene- miesto deftroy them. i Reade Chap, 4.270 k Becaufe they gaue nocredite to the words of the Prophets, as Ifa 28.15. } Their words fhalbe of none effe& but vaine. m Theyare not fent of the Lord, and therefore that which they threaten to vs, fhall come vpon them. n Meaning, Je- remiah, o Towit, the Babylonians and Caldeans. i p Who fall kill many with their arrowes. ve can find a man,orifthere be any that ere» cureth iuagement and feecketh the truth, and J wili {pare tt. á i 2 $o though they fap, The > Lomeli: ueth,yet Doc they ſweare tailiy. 3. D Lode, are net thine eyes vpon the Strueth ? thou bhatt aAtricken them, but they bate not fozowed:rhouhatt conſumed them, bur thep haue refuled to recetue cozrection : they bane made their taces harder chen a ftone,and haue refuſed toreturne, 4 Therefore J fayde, Surelp they are pooze.they are foolth, tfe? they know net the wap of the LoD, nor (he iudgement of their it} ° A J willaet mee vnto thes creat men, and will {peake vnto them: fez they baue Rnowen the way of the Lord, and the iudge⸗ menroliheir God, but thele hane altoges therbioken the poke,and burti the bonds: 6 Celberfore! a Lion out ofthe forrett hat flay them,and a Miolfe ef the wildernes that Deltroy them: a Leopard Hall watch ouer their cities: enery one that goeth ont thence hail be torne ta pieces, becaule their treſpaſ⸗ ier are many,and their rebellions are tnerca: cD. 7 Mow fhould F {pare thee for this 2 thy childzen haue foxfaken me, ands ſworne by them that are no gods: though 3 fed them tothe full, pet they committed adultery, and affembled thenilelucs by companies tn the harlots houſes. 8. Chey rot vp inthe moming like fra hozfes:for cuerp man *neted after bis netgh< bours wife. Bik : 9 Shall J not vifit for there things, fapth the Lod ? Shall not my foule bee auenged on fuch a natton as this ? Io *Climbe vp vpon their wals, and De- ſtroy them, but make nota full ende, i take away their battlements, fo? they ate not the Lods. II fFozrthe boule of Iſrael and the boule of Judab have grienoufly treſpaſſed againſt me, faith the £623. 2 12 Thep banek denied the Lorde, and fayd, Ft is Hot hee, neither hall the plague ‘come bpon bs,neither Hall we (ec ſword no? famine, 13 Andthe Prophets Mall beas! winde, and the word is™ notin them: thus ſhall it tome unto them. 14 tbhercfoze thusfayeth the Lo God ofhotts, Becauſt pe (peake fuch words, be: bold, 3 will put my wows lute * thy mouth, likea fire,and (his people alliée as wood, anditHhallBenoure therm. Is Lee, J will bing a nation vpon yon °fromfarre,D bouit of Iſrael, ſayeth the Lod, which is a mighty nation, and an an: cient natton,a nation whnie language thou knowelt not, neither vnderſtandelt what they fay. ATAUR 16 édthofe quiner isas an p open ſepul · chee: they are all very trong. 17 And they hall cate thine barnet and thy bread: they Wall Deuoure thy ſonnes, and thy daughters :they Hall eate up thy ſheepe and thy bullockes ; they Wall eate thy wines and thy Rage trees: they hall deſtroy Chap. vj. : * with the ſword thy fenced cities, wherein thou dindeft truſt x 18 Neuertheleſſe at thole dayes, ſayth the Loyd, 9 will not makea fullend of apoy, Ig And when * pe tall fay, Cotherefoze doti) the Lozd our God De theſe things vnto b3? then halt’ thou anſwete then, tike as pe bane foziaken me fernet (range goys in pour tand, lo ſhall ye ferue ftrangers in a land that ts net pours, she 20 Declare thts in the honfe of Jaakob, AND pubiti it in Judabh,faying, ; 21 Heare now this, D foolith people,and + without vnserſtanding which haue” eyes and fee not, which baue cares and heare nor. 22 Feare pee not me, fayth the Loyd? o? will pe not be afraid at my prelence, which bane placed the fand fo: the * bounds of the fea by the perpetuall Decree, that it cannot palit itana though the wanes thercofrage, pet can they not preuatiethough they roate, yer can they not patie oner tt? 23 nt thts people hath an ynfaithfull aus rebellious heart; they are Departed and goue. 24 Foz they fay notin their heart, Let vs Our finnes {tay Gods bleffings. 2$5 q Herethe Lord declaceth his vn- fpeakeable fa- uour coward his Churck, as Chap, 4.27. Chap. is 10. r Mcenirg,the ` Prophet Iere- Pah, + Ebr. without heart. F[4 6.9 matih.i 3. 14. acts 28 27, yom.311.8, 10526 19. now feare the Lom onr God, that gtucth - ratne both carly and late m Due fean i hee reſerueth vnto bs the appointed weckes of the barnett. 25 Yet pour iniquities Daue turned a⸗ way thefethings, and pour finnes bane bin- dred good things from you, ù 26 Fo: amotig my people are found wic- ked perlons , that lap waite as he that fet- pt nares: they bane made a pit to catch nen, 27 Asacage fs fullofbirds, fo are their hontes full of Becette: thereby thep are be» come great and waren rich. yaa , 28 They are waren fat and ſhining: they Do ouerpafle the Dects ofthe wicked; * they erecuteno indgement, ne not the iutge: % ment ofthe fatherlefie, yet theyt proſper, though they execute no iudgement forthe pooze. 29 Shall J not vilite foz thele things, faith the Lord?oꝛ Wall not my foule be anen. ged on ſuch a nation as this? 30 Anhorribte and hlthy thing is com» nittedinthetand. a z 31 The prophets prophetic lies, and the picts f recetue giftsin their bands, aud ny people Delight therein. Uhat will pee then Doe in the end thercot ? CHAP, VI, 1 The comatng of the Aſhrians and Caldeans 16 He exhorteth the Jewestorepentarict, O e chttBzen of- Wentamin, prepare to ce out of the middes of Serivfatem, and bie the et ind Tekoa: fee vp a tandart vpon· Betb ·haccerem:for a plague appeareth outot the Mohand great De- ſtruction. f If cheret e any ftay,that were- ceiue not Gods bleſſings ina· bundanee, we mult confider that it is for our owne iniquities, 1f2,59.352. 1/4.1422, ech 7 9 t They fecle not theplague of God for it, u Meaning, that there could be nothing bur dif- order,wherethe minillers were wicked perfons and corrupt. j Or beare rule. a Hefprake h ta them chiefly, be- cause they thould take heede by the example of theis brethren, the other hatfe oftheir tribe, which were new caried away prifoners, b Which wasa Citic in ludah ſixe miles from Beth.lehcm c Reade Nehemiah 3.14. 2 Thane 5 2.Chron, 11. 6. EP a a een ee re Vucircumcifed eares, d I hawe intrea- ted her gertly, and giuen her abundance of all things. e She thalbe fo deRroyed that the fheepe may be fed in her, £ He fpeaketh this in tke per- fon of the — lonians, whic Gomplaime that the time faileth them belore they haue brought their enterprifes to pafle. g He theweth the caufe why it fhould be de- ftroyed,andhow it commeth of themfelues, h Bewarneth them to amend by his correcti- ons,and to tarne to him by repen- tance, i He exhorteth the Babylonians tobe diligentro Search out al and to leauc none, k They delight to hceare vaine things, and to fhut vp their eares to true doétrine, 1 Asthe Lord had giuen him hiswordro be asafire of his indignationto burne che wic- ked,Chap.5.t4, fohe kindlethit now whenhe feeth that all re- medies arepaft. m None fhall be fpared, n When the people begar to feare Gods indgements, the falfe prophets comforted them by flatterings, | chewing that God would (end peace and not warte, t Ebrehe that fall. 2 J haue compared the Daughter of Sion to a * beautifull and dainty woman. 3 The paitors with their flockes ¢ fhall tome vnto here they Mall pitch cheirtents ther. round about by her, and cuery one hall fecu in bis place. 4 i 4 £ Prepare warre againk her:ariſe, and let vs goe yp toward the Houth : wee vato vs: foz the Dap Declineth,and the Hadows of theeucning are ſtretched out. § Arile, and let ve got vp bp night, and deſtroy her palaces, ‘ 6 Foꝛ thus hath the Lord ofholtes ſayde, cw Bowne Wood,anDd catt a mount againſt erxuſalem: this citre mut be vilited :allop- pꝛeſſidn is inthe mids of it. 7 As the tountaine caſteth out hir wa- ters,fo thee catketh out ber malice: s cruelty and fpoyle ts continuallp heard tn ber before me with ſorow and ſtrokes. 8 Be thou inſtructed, D h Jerufalem, let my foule Depart from thee, leit J make thee deſolate as a lant that none mbabiteth. 9 hus layth the Lomeo! bates, Thep hall gather as a vine, the relidue of Iſrael: turne i backe thine Dann as the grapesathe: rer into the bat kets. Io Unto whom ſhall Iſpeake, and ad- mont}, that they map heare? Bekolde,their eares are k vncitcumciſed, and thep cannot hearken, bebolbe, the wordeot the Lod is vnto themasarepoch: they haue no delite in it. . IL berefore J am full of the wath of theLofo: J am weary with bolding it; 13 will pome ttont pon the ™cheldzen tn the ſtreet, and likewrée vpon the aficmbly af the pong men: for che bulband fall euen be ta ken with the wife, and the aged with pim thatis full of dapes. i I2 And their houles with their landes, and wines alfo Wall bee turned vnto ſtran⸗ gers: for J will retch out mine hande vp- ii sr inhabitants of the lande, ſayeth che 20, 13 Foz fran: the leat of them,cuen vnto the greatett of them,euery one is giuen unta coueteulne fle, and from the prophet euen tii tothe piret, they all deale fallly. 14 They haue sealed alſo che hurt ofthe daughter of mp people with fwecte wordes, sagena? Peace, peace, when there ts no rate. I5 Mere they ahamed when thep bad committed abomination 2 nay, they were not aſhamed, no neither could they haue any fame ; therefore they Hall fall among the t tlatne: when J Hall utfite them, they thall be caft Doth, faith che Lom. 16 Thus Caprh the Lord, Standin the wayes and bebolde, and afite for ° the olde way which ts the good way, ¢ walke there» in and pe fhall find reft foz your ſoules: but theptayd, Te will not walke therein, 17 Allo J ſet watchmenouer pou, which faid, Cake heed te the found of the trumpet: o Whereinthe Patriarkes and Prophets wal- ked, dire&ed by the word of God: fignifying, that there is nocrue way, but that weich God preferibcth, p Prophets which thould warac you of the dangersthat were at hand, Teremiah. The rebellious Iewes. but thep ſaid, THe will not take heed. 13 Beare therefore, pee a Gentiles, and q God taketh thou Congregation know, what is among allthe wold to - witneffe,and the ` 19 Peare, D carth, behold, F willtaua infenfibleerċa- plague to come vpon thts people, cuen the tures, of theine truite oftheir owne imaginations: becaule gratitude of the thep baue not taken beede vnto my wozdes, lewes. uo to my law, but cait it of. ; 20 To what purpole baingelt thon nee * rincen{e iron Qbeba, and ſweete calamus Reade Iſa.i. from a farre countrep? Pour burnt offtings 45 and Amos $. arenot pleaſant, nox pour lactifices fuerte z1, vnto me, 21 Therckoꝛe thus fapth the Lord, Bes holde, J wul fay tumbling blockes before this people , and the fathers and the fonnes togcther Gall fall spon themsthe neighbour aud hts friend Wall perth. 22 Thus faith the Lord, Beholde,a peas ple commeth from the f Qoꝛth countrep,andD l From Babylon a great nation (yall ariſe fromthe fides ef by Dan, which ecarth. F was North from 23 Uith bowe and ſhielde Hall thep bee lerulalem, weaponed : thep are cructl,and will bane no compaftion ; their voyce roareth like the fea, and they rive vpon hozles , well appointed, me nich of Warce agatnit thee, Daughter ion. i 24 (ile baue ge thetr fame, andout ands ware feeble: (0200 ts come vpon hs, as the ſorrow of a woman t trauatle, ——— 25 Goe nor forth into the Helo,noz walke Kerk chisin the by the way : foz the fwod of the enemy and peifon ofthe feare is on euery ſide. Tema 26 D daughter of mp people, gtrdethee u Mesning,lee ` with fackcloty, aud wallow thy Cette in the remiah. wom albes : make lamentation and bitter monre God had appoins ning as fo? thine oaely ſonne: forthe Delroy: cedrotric out | er hall ſud denly come bpon vs. the godly from 27 Jhaue lete thee tozadefenceand foꝛ the wicked, as treie amoung mp people, that chow mayer 4 founderdoth Know and trp thett wayes. the pure meta 28 They are all rebellious traptors,wal> fom thedroffe. King crattilp : they are bzalie, and POR, (OEP x Al) the paine ali are deſtroyers. tndjabour thee 29 Sye *bellowes are burnt: the leadis hath benecaken couttatied in the fire: the founder melteth in Im them. is vaine; fo: the wicked arc not taken away. Jo ? 30 They Hall call them reprobate filuer, becaule the Lord bath retected them. CHAP, VIIL 2 Ieremiah i scommanded to fhew vreo the peo- plethe wordof God , whichtrufteth in the oute ward firusce ofthe Temple. 13 The euils that fhal come tothe Lewes for the defpifirg of thesr Pros phets, 25 Sacrifices doth not the Lord chiefly res quire of the Fewes , but that they ſhould obey -his word. T% woꝛds that came to Jeremiah from the Lod, laying, 2 Stanð in the gate of the Lords Woule and cry this word there, aud fay, Meare the word oF tie Lozd, all pe of Judah, that exter in at thele gates to wozihip rhe Lozd. 3 Thuslaich the Loo ofholts,the God Chap.26.13. of Iſrael, * Amend pour wayes and your morkes, and J will let pou Dwell in this place. 4 Tmk 1 2 Beleene not the falfe prophets, which fay } for the Temples fake and the facrifices there, the Lord wil preferue you, ` and fo nouri h you in your fin, and vaine conf- dence b God fheweth on what condi- tion he maie his promife co this Temple: that they thouldbe an holy pzople vnto him, as he wou'd be afaith- ful! God to + them. c Astheeues hid in holes. and dennes, thinke themfelues fafe, fowhen you are in my Temple, you thinke to be couered with the holineffe thereof, and that I cannot fee your wicked- neile, Mat. 24, 13. d —5 they depéded fo much onthe Temple, which was for his promile that he would be pre- fent,and defend them where the Arke was: hee fendeth them to Gods judgements againft Shilo, where the Arke had remayneda- bout 300. yeeres, and after was ta- ken,the Priefles flaine,and the i ople miferably — P Sam.4.11.chap. 26.6. e Toat is, I neuer ceafed to warne you,as Ia 65.3. Pro.1.23. 4 TrnEnot in lying woes, ſaying. The Temple of the LoD, the Cemple of the Lod: thts ts the Cempleof the Loꝛd. § Fo: it pou amende and redreſſe pour Wayes and your wakes : if pou execute tudgement betweent a man and bis neigh: our, $ 6 Andopprele not the ſtraunger, the fa» therlefic and the widows, and. Med no inno· cent blood in this place, neither walke after Stier gods ta pour Deitruction, 7 Chew will J let pou Dwell tn this place in the lande chat J gaue vnto pour fas ihers, for euer and euer. 8 Bebold, pou trut in lying woꝛds, that cannot pꝛoſit. 9 cAill youſteale,murder.and commit: adiltery, and ſweare falſely, and burne in · cenſe vnto Baal, and walke after other gods whom ve know not, i Io And come and Tand before me inthis Zoulc,whercuyon my flame tscalleD, and fay, (ec are Deiluered, though we paue Done ali cheit abominations ? IL Ja thts Houſe becomes a Denne of theeues, wherciipen my frame is called be- fore your eyes? Beholde euen 3 (ec tt, ſayeth the Lord. 12 But gog yee nowe bnto mp place which was tn Abila , å where J (et my Flaine at the beginning, and behotde what i pgo it fozthe wickednelle of mp people rael. 13 Therefore now becaule pee haue Done all thefe works, faicth the Lord (and F « role sp earely and (pake vnto you ; but when J {pake,pee would not heare me, neither when F callen woul fye anfwere) : 14 Therefore will J doe nto this Poule, thereupon my Mamets called, wherein al». ſo pee trut, euen vnto the place that J gaue ta pou and te your fathers, as Jhaue Dove vnto Dbilo- Is And J will cake pouout of my fight, as J bane catt out all your bzcrbzcn, cuen the whole {cede of Ephratm. 16 Therefore thou Malt not » pray foz this peopie , neither lift vp crie o2 pꝛayer for —— intreat meto: F wui nor heare thee. 17 Seet thou not what thep Doc in the tities ok Judah and inthe ſtreetes of Jeru» falem ? 18 Thechudzen gather wood, and the fas thers kindle the fire, and the women kneas the Dough to make cakes toi the Ducene of hraucn, and to powe out drinke offerings bntoorher gods,that they may pꝛouoke meg vnto anger. 19 Doce they prouoke me to anger, ſayth Hypoctifie Prayer for fome forbidden. .Chap.vij. Obedience better then facrifice, 286 : the Lord and not theinſeluesto tye confufion of theit owne faces? 20 Gherefore thus ſayeth the Lord God, Bebolve, mine anger and mp wrath hall be pow2cd bpon this place; open man and yp- on beait,and vpon che tree of the ficloe,ann bpon the trutt ofthe qreund, git Hall burne and not be quenched. 21 Chus laith the Lod of hots the God of Hlract, Wut your burnt offerings puto pour facrifices,and eate the fief. 22 Foꝛ * J (pake not vnto pour fathers, No? commanded them. whe J brought them but of the land of Eappt, concerning burnt offerings and facritices. 23 Wut thisthtngcommannded J them, faying,Dbep my veyce, and J will bee your God, and pe fhalbe my people : and walke ye in all the wates which J baue commaunded you, thattt may be well vnto pou, 24 ut they woutde notebep, nain- cline their eare, but went atter the caun- felsand the ſtubburneneſſe of their wicked peann » and went backewarde and not foz- atd. 25 Since the Dav that your fathers came bp out ofthe land of Egypt, vnto ‘this day, J baue cuertent vnto pou all my {eruaunts the Pophets, ™rtling vp earip cucry Dap, and iending them. 26 Pet would they not heare me, no: in- cline their eare,but hardened thetr neck, and Did worſe then-their fathers. i 27 Gherefore falt thou ſpeake all theſe woꝛds vnto them, but thep =will noc beare thee: thou walt allo crie vnto them, but thep will not aniwere thee. 28 But thou ſhalt lay vnto them. This is a nation that heareth not the voyce of the Lordz ticir God, noz receiueth diſcipline: tructl) is periſhed, and is cleane gone out of their mouth. 29 Cut off thine ehatre, D Jerufalem, and caft it away, and take bp a complaint on the high places: foz the Lorde hath re- iected — forſaken the generation of his P wath. 30 Foꝛ the chilozen of Judah haue Done eutlki mp fight, layeth the Loze: they bane fet thew abominations in the boule, whereupon my Name is called, to pollute it. 31 Andthep haue built the high place of 9 Gopheth, whichis inthe vallepof Ben. hinnom to: burne thete ſonnes and their Baughtersin thedire, which Jt commaun: Bed them not, nepther came it in mine A beart. 32 Therloꝛe behold, the daies come,faith the Lod, that tt pali no meze be callcd To- pheth,noz the valicy of Ben hinnom, but the k Shewing shat it was not his chiefs purpofe and intent that they thould offer- facrifices: but that they fhou!d re- gard, wherefore they were crdeic ned itu wit,to be foyredto the word, as feales & contrraations of remillid of fianes in Chrift: for withoutthe word they were vayne and vnprofitable, 1 Which wasa- bout fourceene hundred yecres. m Read verf.13, n Whereby he (heweth thatthe Paftours oughr notto leaue thee flockes in their obftinacie : for the Lord will yfe the meanesof his. feruants to make the wicked more faulty,andto prooue bis. o In figne of mourning,as obs. — p Againdt whom he had iult occa- icn to powre ou: his wrath. q Of Topheth reade 2. King.3 10. ed thecontrary, as Leuit.: 8.23, and 20. 3.deut, 18.10, f te ſheweth whatisthe only remedy to redreffe our faults:to fuffer God to lead vs into the way, & to obey his calling, lſa.ss 4. g Iwil fend youintocap iuity as] haue done Ephraim,that is,the teatribes, b Toaffure them that God had determined with hintelfe to punith their wickednes,he (heweth that the prayer of the godly can nothing auaile them, while they re-raine in their objtinacy againft God, and will not vſe the meanes that he vſeth to call them to repentance,Cha, 11.14. & 14 11. i Thatis, they ficrificero the funne,meone,and ftarres,whichthey calledthe Queens of beauen, Chap. 44.17. 2. king. 23-5» valley of Maughter:foz they (hal burp in Te» pheth till therebe noplace. 33 Andthe carketles of this people Wail be meate foz the foules of the heaucn and for thebcaltesotthecarth, and none hall frap them away. 34 *Then will J cauſe to ceaſe from the Cities of Judah and fram the ftreetes of Jerufalem, the voyce of myth and the voyce of gladueciie, the voyce of the bzive- - grome Exek.2 6.339 r Coučtoufnéffeinall; gronie and the boyce of the bzide s foy the land Hhalbe Delolate. CHAP. VIIM a The defirudtion of the Fewes. 4 The Lord msueth the people to amendment, 10 Heevepre- hendesh the lying dectrine and the couctou/ne/fe of the Prophets and Priefts, ' A @ that time layeth the Lode, they ſhall bring ont the bones of the Kings of Jil- Dah, and the bones of their Princes, and the bones ofthe Pictes, andthe bones of the Prophets,and the bones of the inhabitants e or, DE Jexuſalem out of their? granes. greedinesof gain: 2 And thep Wall ſpread them before the fhallsifle your. funneand the mocne; and ait the boke of graues, &layyou Heauen, whom they baue leucd,and whome beforethofei- ¶ thep hatte fernen, and whom they haue follo» doles, whichin wed, ¢ whom they baur ſought, aud whome yourlifeyou thep baue worthipped : they Hall net bee ga- pworlhipped,to [fec if they. can . onthe earth. helpe you. -3 And death Halbe deliren rather then b Becaufeofthe life,ofall the refidue that remaineth of this ffiGions that wicked family, which remaine in ail the pla: they (ballfeele ces where J haue (cattered them, fayeth the through Gods » Loot hottes. | 4 Chou hale fay vnts then allo, Thus faith the Lon, bal they: fal and not arie? thall be turne away and not turne againe ? s Cdlberefoze ts this people of Jerufalem turned backe by a perpetual rebellion? thep gauie themſelues to Deceit, and would not re- z - ernrne. ine 6. J hearkened and heard.but none ſpake aright: no man repented hint of bis wicked- neile laying, (Uhat haue J Done? euery done turned to their race,as the horſe ruſheth inta the battell. a The enemy for c. Is there no: hope that they willreturne 2 a They ard Sul sok ypocrifie, and uery one follv- werh his owne 7 Cuen the ftorke inthe aire knoweth her fantafie without gppoynted times, andthe Turtle, and the anvconfideratio.: crant tthe ſwallowobſerue the time of their e He aceufeth: > comming, but my people knoweth not the heman chat that · iudgement ot the tow. they aremoreig- . 8 Wow Doe pe fap, Hee are wile,and the norantof Gods Law ! of the Lod is with us? Loe,certainly judgements, then in baine made hee it, the pen of the Scribes hefe birds areof igin vaine. their appointed 9. Abe ewwtle men are ahamed: they are ealons, to dif- ~ afratd and taken: loc,they hane reizcted the cerne thecolde worde ofthe Lozd, and what wiſedome is in and heate, as Iſa. pyem? 10 Therefore wil Igiue their wiues yu- others, and their ficldes to them that fait pofiche them: *fo2 euery one from the leatt cenen vnto the greatett is ginen to couetont firtohavebene © nefie, and fromthe Prophet enenvntothe written for ought }5pteit,cucry one dealeth falſelv. that you haue 11 Foꝛ they haue beaten the hurt of the learned byit, Daughter of my people with weete wordes, g Theyther * faving, *JSeace, peace, when there is no feeme wife may - peace. beafbamed of 12 Were theyahanied when they had their ignorance, tommittedabomination? nay,they were net for ali wiftdome aſhamed, neither could thep haue any ſhame: confifteth in therefore Wall they fall among the flayne: “Gods word, when I hall vifite them, they all bee caſt ‘Tfas6.11, chap. Downe, fatth the LoD. 535.0% 6. 13. 13 Iwill lurely confume them, fayth the h ReadeChap. Loz: there fhallbce no grapes onthe vine, 6.14. no: ſigges on the tig tree and theleafe Mall 53's f The Law deth fp not profit you, neither needed leremiah. thered nog be buried buribalbeas duug vp· L fade,and the things that J haue ginen them mwali depart fromitbem. ` 14 Ahy Doc mee ſtap? iaffemble pore ftlues,and tet vs enter into the ttrong cities, and let ps be quiet there: fo2 the Lode our God bath put vs to lilence, and ginen vg water with k gall to Banke, becaule we haue finned agatntt the 10D.: Ig *ec looked fez peace, But ne good came , and fo? a time ot health, and beholde, troubles. —J 16. The neping of bis hoꝛſes was heard from ! Dan, the whole land trembled at the nople ot the neying of bts ftrong berſes: foz theyare come, anv haue Denoured thelande wid allthatis in it, the citie and thole that Dwell herem. Í ~ 17 Foꝛ behold, F will fend ferpents,and cockatrices among pou, which wil not bee charmed: and they fhall Ring you, fayth the od. 18 J would haue» comforted my felfe ac ganit (00w, but mine heart te heauy in me. Ig Beholde, the vopceof the crpof the daughter ot my people for feare of them of a farte countrey, Is not the Lode in Zien? ig not her King iher? bp ° hane thep pro- uoked mee to anger with their grauen ima⸗ ges, and with the vanities of attrange god ? 20 Ther harnet ts patt, the lummer ts ended, and we are nor holpen. 21 Jam afore verco foz the hurt of the Daughter of my people: Fam heaup, and qe ſtoniſhment bath taken ime. 22 Js there no balme rat Gilead? is there no Phyſician there ? Aby then ts not the — ofthe Daughter ol my people recos uered? q. The Prophet ſpeaketh this. “The — of true Miniſters. l i He fpeakethi® | the perfon of th® | people, who whé the enemy com: ` | meth, will runne abeut to hide themfelues, and acknowledge thavitis Guds hand, k That is, hath brought vsinto extreme alfli@i- on, and thus they’ | fhall not attri. burethis plague | to fortune,but te Gods iuſt iudge-: | ment,Chap.9,3 $a H and 23.15. Chap. 14.19% 1 Read chagi g. m God threat- > nethtofendthe ` | Babyloniansa- · mong them, who’ | fhall viterly de= · {troy them in fuch fortas by no” | meanés they ha | cfcape. n Read cha 4.19. o Thus the Lord fpeaketh. p The people: ` wonder that they’ | haue ſo Jong time’ | looked for fuc- ` cour in vaine. t Meaning,tharno mans helpe or meanes could ſaue then: forin Gilead was precious balme, Chap. 416. 11.07 els deriding the vaine confidence of the people,who looked tor helpe at their Priefies, who(hould hate beene the Phificians of their | {foules and dwelt at Gilead, Hoſ. 6.8. CHAP. IX, 1 The complaint of tie Prophet for the malice of the people. 24 Inthe knowledge of Ged ought we only to reioice 26 The — — of the heart. ©” that mine head were full of 2 warer, and minc epes a fountain of teares.that J might meepe Day and night foz the layne ofthc —— of my people. 2 Dh that ¥ had in the wildernes a beot · tage of wayfaring men, that miahtleaue my people and goe from them: foz they be all c apniterersand an affembly of rebels, 3 Aud they bend thetr tongues like their bowes faz a lies: but thephane no courage forthe trueth vpon the earth: fo2 they pro- ceede trom euill to wote, and they haue not knowen me iaith the Lord. wake 4 Leteuery dne take heede of his neigh» bour.and truſt you not in anye brother: foz euery brother wil vſe decett,and euery friend will Beale Deccitfuilp. a Te Prophet” | (heweth the ; great compaffion that he had to- ward this people, feeing that hee could neuer ſufſi · ciently lament the deftru@tion © thathefawto ° hang ouer them, Which isa fpeci- all noteto dif- cerne the true paftors from the hirelings: Reade Chap.4.19. b Hetheweth ' “hat this were more quictneffe,and greater ſafety for him to dwe] a⸗ mong the wilde beaftes,then among this wicked God hath enioyned him this charge. people, faue that c Vtterly tutned from God. d To belie and flander their neighbours, e Meaning,that all were iR corrupt and none could find an honeft man. 5 And *8 £ They haue ſo practiſed deceit, tharthey cannot: forfake A 5 They bad ra- i: fortuke God then leaue their wicked trade. h With the fire of affiGion, P/al.s8.3.and 320.4. i Signifying, y all the places about Terufalem ſhould be deftroyed, k Meaning, that they are all with- out fenfe and vn- derftanding,and that God hath “taken his ſpitit from them, J He theweth that che chifdren cannot excufe _themfelues by their fathers: for both father and child,ifthey be wicked, flall perih. = m Reade Chap. 8.14. n Seeing you can not !ament your owne finnes,call for thofe foolith women,whom of a fuperftition you hauc tola- ment for the dead, that they by their fained teares may pro- voke youto fome forrow, o As though they were weary of vs becaufe of our iniquities,Leuit. 31.28. 20.22. p Hederideth the fuperftition of the women, which made an art of mourning, and taught to weepe with fai- ned teares, q Signifying,that there is no means to deliver the wicked fiom Gods indge- ments: but when they thinke tø be moft fure, anå moft farre off, thenarethey Goneſt taken, > Jerufalems ouerthrow threatned. § And enerpone will deceiue his friend, and mill not (peake the truth : for they ‘bane taught their tongues to (peake lies and take great panes to Boe wickedly. - 6 Chine habitationis in the mids of De- ceiuers: becaule of their Deceit they refule to know me, faith the Lord. 7 Therkoꝛe thus faith the Lord of hots, Beholde, J will > melt them, and try them: foz what honin F cls Doe foz the daughter of my people? 8 Their tongue * is as an arrow MHot out, and ſpeaketh deceite: one (peaketh peaceably to bis netabbour with his mouth, but in bis heart be lapeth wait for him. 9 Bhal J not vifit them foz thele things, faith the Lord? o2 thal not my foule be angen- ged on ſuch a nation as this? Io Upon thei mountaynes will J take bp aweeping anda lamentation, and upon the fayze places of the wilderneffe a mour- mug becaule they are burnt vp: fo that none can paſſe through them: nepther can nien beare the voyce of the flocke : both the foule ofthe ayre, and the beaſt are fled away, and gone. Il And J will make Jerufalem an heape, and aDen oft Dagons,¢ J wil make the cities of Judah wate, without an inhabitant. 12 Mho ís wile to *ynderitand this7and to whom themouthof the Lord hath {poken euen be ſhall declare it. CUhy Doeth the land pertfh,and is burnt vp like awildernes, that none paffeth through? 13 And the Lord faith, Becauſe they haue fozfaken my Lawe, which J fet before them, and haue not obeyed my voyce, neither wal ked thereafter, 14 Buthaue walked after the ſtubburn · nefie of theirown heart,and after Baalims, which! their fathers taught them, Is Cherfoze thus faith the L020 of hotts the God of Hfrael, Behold, F will feede this people with wormwood, and gtue them wa» ters of gallo to “minke: — 16 J will fcatter them allo among the heathen, whome neither they no? therr fas thers haue knowen,and J will fend a ſword after them, till J haue confinned them. 17 Thus fatth the Loz of hottes, Cake heed, call foz the » mourning women, that they may come, and fend fo2 (kilfull women, that they may come. 18 And let themmake hat, and let them take bp a lamentation foz 9s, that aur epes map caf out teares, andour eyelids gui out water. 3 I9 Fo: alamentable noyſe ts heard out of Zion, Yow are we deſtroyed, and vtterly cons founded, for we baue forxfaken the land, and our dwellings ° haue caf vs out. 20 Therfoꝛe heare the word of the Loyd, D pewomen, and let pour eates regard the woꝛds of his mouth, andrteach your Daugh- ters to mourne, aud every one ber neighbour tolament. i 21 Foz Death ts come bp inte our awin: Dowes,and ts entred into our palaces, to De- trop the childzen without, and the yong shen in the ſtreetes. 22 Hpeake, Thus ſayeth the Lord, The Chap. x. The true ioy carkeifes of men Hallie euen as the dung vpon the ficlde,and as the handfull atter the mower and none fhall gather them, k 23 Thus faith the Lord, Let not therwiſe man glozy in big wiſedome, nozthe trong man glozy in his ſtrength: neither the rich man glozy in bis riches. i 24 But let him that gloprieth, glozy in this, that he ynderftandeth, and knoweth me: fo: 3| am the Lord which f ew mercie, iudgement, and righteoulnelſe in the earth: foz in thele things J Delight, fatth the Lozd. 25 Behold, the Dates come, faith the Loz, that J wil vilit all them, whith are tetrcum⸗ ciled, with the vnciecumciled : 26 Egypt, and Judah, and€dom, and the childzen of Ammon, and Moab, and all the vtmoſt cozners of them that Dwel in the wilderneſſe: foz all there nations are yucir= cumciled, and all the boule of Iſrael are pn- circumciſed in the heart. » 287 r Forafmuch as none can fauc himéelfe by his owne labour or any worldly meanes,he Mew⸗ eth that it isin vainc to put our truft therein, but that wetruft in the Lord, andre- ioyce in him,who only can deliver YS, i.Cox.i.31. 2.Cor. 10. 17. {f Thefe three poynts arenecef- fary to know a- right ; his mercy, wherein confifteth our faluation : his iudgement, which heexecuteth continually againft the wicked : & his iuftice, whereby he defendeth and maintaineth the faithfnll. t Meaning both Iewes & Gentiles, as in the next verfe he (heweth the caule,reade Chap.4.4. C'HA PAN: t The confteltations ofthe farres are net to be feared, 5 The weaknes oftdoles. 6 Ofthe power of God, 21 Thesr paftors are become oruit beafts. HEX peethe worde ef the Lord that hee {peaketh vnto you,D boule of Frac, 2 Ghuslapth the Lord, Learne not the way of the heathen, and be not afraid foz the 2 figites of heauen, thong) the heathen be a- frayd of fuch. 3 SFoz the >cuffomes of the people are vaine: foz one cutteth a tree out of the foz: reſt ( which is the woke of the hands of the carpenter) with the are, Í 4 AndanotherDetketh tt withe ſiluer, and with golde: thep kaſten it with natles and hammers,that it fall not. § The idole: and vp as the palme tree, but fpeake net: they are borne becaule they cannot gor : feare them not, for they cannet Doc euill,ueither can they Doe good. 6 There ts none like bntothee,D Loyd: d thou art great, and thy Mame is great in ower. : 7 Aho would not feare ther, D king of nations ? for to thee appertatneth the domi- nion: faz among all the wife men of the Gen- tiles,andin all their kingdoms there is none like thee. 8 But altogether they dote, and are foa» lify: forthe Rocke is a © Doctrine of vanitie. yfe thus plainely and fimply to fet foorth the vile aGod forbiddeth his people to giue credit or feare the conftellations & coniunGions of ftars and planets, which haue no power of them- ſelues, hut are gos uerned by him, & their fecret mo- tions and influ- ences are not knowento man, & therfore there can be no certain iudgementthere= of Deut. 28.9, b. Meaning,not onely in the obe feruation of the ftarres,but their Lawes and cere- moni¢s, whereby they confirme - their idolatry, which is forbid- den, Deut. 12.392 c The Prophets abfurditie of the idolaters , that men might learne to beeafhamed of that, whereunte their corrupt nature is moft ſubiect, read 1.44.12, d Hereacheth the people to lift vp their eyes to God, who hath all power, & there- fore ought oncly to be feared : and hercin he fhewetHthem not only the euil that rhey ought to efchewe, but the good whic! they ought to follow, Reucl.15,4. e Becaufethe peoplethought to haueima- ges, was a meane toferue God, and to bring them to the knowledge of him, he ſheweth that nothing more difpleafeth God, nor brin- geth maninto greater errors and ignorance of God ; and therefore he calleth thera the doctrine of vanitic, the worke of errours, verfe ¥5 and Hab 2. 18.calleth them the teachers of liers : contrary tothat wicked opinion that they are the books of the lay people, ; 9 Pilu f Whereas they foand the beit gold, thewing that they thought nothing too deare for their idoles: fome read Ophir, as 1 King. 9.28. g This declareta shat all chat hath Scene in this Chapter {poken ofidoles,was to armethe Lewes when they ſhould be in Caldea a- mong the idola · ters, and nowe with one fen- tence he inftru- ~ @eththem both how to protelt their owne reli- gion againft the idolaters,& how to anfwere them to their (hame which fhould ex- hort chem to idolatry,& theres fore he writeth this fentéacein the Caldeans tongue for a me- moriall,whereas allthe reft of his writing is Abrew. h The more that man thinketh to doe any thing ` well by his owne wifdome, and not as God inftru- eth him, the more doeth he prooue himſelfe to be a vilebeaft, i By thefe words pordon and rod, ~ he fignifeth their a| inheritance:mea- ning that God Mould be all fuf- ficient for them, and that their fe- licitie confifted in him alone,and Tgnoraat pacts. o Diluer plates are bꝛought from Tar- Mim and goly ‘tram Aphaz for the woke ofthe woKemau, and the hands of the foun» Der: the bine Hik, and the purple is their clo» thing: all thei things are mane by cunning men, 10 But the Lom is the God of trueth: he is the lining Gon, and an cucrlalttng ting: at his anger the earth thailtremble, and che nations cannot abide bis wath. II (Thus hall poulap vnto them, The godss that gane not made the heauens and the earth Mail perih trom the earth, irom vnder thete heauens) 12 ie hath made the earth by bis power, and eftabliGyed the worlde by hts wiledome, and hath itretched out che heauen by bis Dil cretion. i I3 -Hee giveth by his voyce the multitude of waters in the berauen, and be cauleth the clouds to alcend from the ends of the earch t heturneth lightnings to raine,and bzingeth forth the wina out ot his trealures. 14, Guery man ig a e beallt by his owne Knowledge: euery founder is confounded by the grauen image: foz bis melting ts but fals fyood, and there is no beath therein. ls Chey are vanity,and the worke of gr- tors: m the timc ot their vtiitation they hall perity. PAS 16 Thei portion of Jaakob isnot like them: foz Dee ts the maker of ail things,ana Iſraeli⸗ the rov of his inheritances the Lod of hoſts is his name. 17 Qk Gather bp the wares out ofthe aida thou that Dwrilet inthe trong place. 18 Jo thus ſayth the Lozd, Behotoe,at thistime J will thzowe-as with a iing the inhabitauts of thelande, and will trouble them, and they hall Ande it ſo. Tg, Wis is me foz mp deſtruction, and my grieusus plague: but $ thought, Wet itis mp ſorrow, and F will beare tt. - 20 mMy tabernacle ts Deitroped and all my coards are Wokken: my chtldzen are gone fram me, and are not:there is none to fean one ny tent any more, And to let vp my cur» 21 Foꝛthe Paſtors n are become beaſtes, and haue not ſought the Lord: therfore hane they Hone vnderſtanding; and all the flocks oftheir pattures avelcattered. 22 Behold, the nople of the byniteis come, and A great commotion out of the ° Noꝛth countrey to make the cities of Judah Delo: late,and a Den oF Dagens. 23 D Log, Jknowe, that pthe way of Jeremiah. man is notin himkelke, neither is it in man to walke and to direct his ſteps. 24 D Lozi correct me, but with a iudge⸗ piene notin ching anger leaſt thou bꝛing me to nothing. 25 Powꝛe outethy wrath vpon the hea⸗ then that knoto thee not,and upon the fami- ites that call not on thy Mame: foz they haue eaten up Jaakob, and Deuoured Him t con fumed him, and yaug made pis hadteation Belolate. To obey the covenant. g Confidering f that God had re- $ uciled vnto him the certitude of their captiuitic, Chap.7.16. hee onely prayetby that he would puniſh them with mercie, which Tfaiah callethin meafure, Chap.27.8.meaturing his roddes by their infirmities, 1 Cor,10.13.for here by iudgment is meant noton- f ly the punifhment, but alfo che mercifull moderation of the fame, as | Chap. 30:11,- + Fora{much as Ged cannot onely be kKnowen and glorified by his mercie, that he vfeth toward his Church, but alfoby his iuftice in punifhing his cnemies, hee prayeth that his glory may therefore they oughtto renounce all orher helpcs and fuccours,as of idoles.8cc.Deut.22.9, Pſal. 16. 5. k The Prophet wilkth the lewes to prepare themfelues to this captiuitic,hewing that it is now at hand, that they fhould fecle the things whereof he had told them, 1 Itis my iuſt plague,and therefore 1 will cake it patiently : whereby he tea- cheth the people how to behaue themfelues toward Gad, m Hee theweth how lerulalem (halllament. n The gouernours and mi- nifters. o Reade Chap. 4 15. -p Heefpcaketh this, becaufe that _ Nebuchad-nezzar purpofed to haue made war againft the Moabites and Ammonites, but hearing of Zedekiahs rebellion, he turned his ‘power to goe againſt lerufalem, Ezek, 23,3 1, therefore the Prophet faith that this was the Lords direĝion, fully appeare beth in the one and the other ,Pfal.79 6, CHAP, XI. 3 Acurfe of themthat obey not the worde of Gods couenant. so The people of Ludah following the Steps of their fathers, worlhip france gods, 15 The Lord forbsddeth leremsab to pray for them, Bh Wore that came to Jeremiah from the Low,faping, f r 2 Heare pethe woms of this conenant, and fpeake unto the men of Judah, € to the inhabitants of Jeruſalem, 1 3 And fay thon vnto them, Thus faith the Loa God of Jiraci, a Curied bee the wan that Ghepeth not the wordes of this co- iant, * 4 hich Jcommaunded unto your fa» thers, when Jbrought them out of the land ot Egypt, from the pron foznace, laying, Dbey my votce,and do according to all theie things, which 3 commaund pou: to wall pe be my people, and J will be your Goo. § What J may confirme the othe that J baue ſwoꝛne vnto pour fathers,to gine them aland which floweth with milke and pony, as appeareth this Day. Then antwered > 3) ane ape beit,D Loyd. hen the Lozd fapa vate me, Cry all R thele wordes in the cities of Judah, and in the ſtreetes of Jerufalem, fapina, Weave pe the words of this couenant and Bo thim, 7 Jo: 3| baue protefted vnts pour fa» thers, when J brought chem vp outof the land of Egypt vnto this Bay, < riling carly and proteiting,faying,Dbey my vopee. 8 Meucrtheles they would not obey, nor incline their eare: but euery one walken in the ſtubburneſſe of bis wicked sheart: ther- fore J will izing vpon them all the ewords of this conenant, which F commanded thens to Doe, but they did tt not, J 9 And the Lord fayd vnto me, Attonſpi racie is found among the men of Judah, and among the inhabitants of Jerufalent. 10 Chey are turned backe to the iniqui⸗ ties of their forefathers, which refun to beare mp wozdes: and they went after o- ther gods to erue thent; thus the boule of Iſrael, and the boule of Judah baue bro» fe my couenant which J made with their athers AI Theres his owne fantaly, and not asmy word appointed fes contained in the Law, Leuit. 26.14-Deut,28. f Thatis,a genes ral confent to ree’ bell againſt meo a Hecalfeth the Iewes to the confideration of Gods mercies who freely chofe them,madea co- uenant of eternal felicitie with them and how he cuer performed it onhis behalfe, & how they cuer fhewed them- felues rebellious and ingrate tee ward kim,and brake it on their art,and fo are fabie@ to the cuile ofthe Laws, Deut.27,.26. b This he fpea- keth inthe per- fon of the people whichagreedto f the couenant, c Read Chap. 7% ' 1 3. n \ d According to ` him. e Meaning,the menaces & cure 56, ‘The peoples idolatry. | g Becaufethey rir hereforethus ſayeth the Lorde, Be- wil not pray with holde, F wili being a plague bpon them, truc faith and re- which they fall not bee able to eſcape, and etme but though they crig vnto me, e3 will not hearg or the [mart and them, Zriefe which they 12 Then hallthe tities of Judah, and the feele, Prouerb. inhabitants of Jerufalem goe, and try vnto (1-28, ~ the gods vnto whem they offer incenſe, but h ReadeChap. they thall not bee able to helpe them in time 2.28. oftheir trouble. iReade Chap. 7. 13 » fozatcosding tothe number of thy 16,and 14.11. Cities were thy gons, D Judab, t according |k My peopie of tothe number of the ftreetes of Jerufalem „{Ifrael whomI baueye fet vp altars of confulion,euenaltars hue hitherto ſo purnemcente vnto Baal, 1} greatly loued. 14 Therkore thou ſhalt not pray fozi this J| Meaning that people neither lift pp a cry,oz Beater toz the : j | they offer not in foz when they cry vuto mec in their trouble, theTemple to J will not heave them. ee 15 Ghat Gould my*beloued tary in mine honte feeing they haue committed abomina- tian with many? and the bolp fiel ! gaeth away from thee; pet when thou dock enill, thou reioyceſt. 16 The Loꝛd called thy name, A greene oliue tree, fayze, and of goodly fruite: bur with n noyſe and great tumult bee hath fet —* vpon it, and tye branches of it are bzo» elt. 17 Foꝛ the Lode of hoſtes that plan- ted thee, hath paoneunced a plague again thee foz the wickedneſſe of the boule of HE rael, and of the boule of Judah , which thep haue Done againſt themſelnes ta pro· uoke. mee to anger in offering incenfe ynta aal. 18 And the Lord hath taught mee,and F know tt, cuen then thou ſhewedſt me» their practifes. 19 But J was itke alambe,or a hullocke, that is brought to the laughter,and 3 knew not that they had deuiſed thus againſt mee, faying, Let vs ° deſtroy the tree with the fruite thereof,and cut bim outof theland of the lining, that bisname may be no moze in memoꝛy. iH ý 20 But D Lowe of hotes that iudgeſt tighteonilp, t triet the reines and the Heart, let me fee thyr vengeance on them: for ynta theehauc 3 opened my caule. 21 The Lorde therefore fyeaketh thus of themenof a Qnathoth, (that feeke thy life, and fay, * Propheſie not in the nameof the Lod, that thou die not by our bands) 22 Thus therforelaith the Lord of hots, Behold,F wit ville them : the yong men Hat Dic by the ſword:their fonnes t their Daugh- ters {hall vie by famine. 7 5 23 And none of them Hallremaine: ſor J Jeouldnotabide wil bring aplague vpõ the men of Anathotb, to heare Godna- even the peere of thete vilitation. med: ( for herein va; Hers rä | they would fhew themſe lues moft holy)>ut becaafe they could nor abide to be (harpely reprooued,and therefore defiredto be flattered, 1.30.10, and to bee maintained in their pleafures,Micah 2.1 r: and fot to beare vicecondemned, Amos 7.12, - CHAP XG Beil D ws > a The Prophet maruerleth at the profperity of the wicked,although he confeff God: o be righte- ous. 7 The Lewes are farfaken of the Lord. 10 He f and the idoles, | & forcioyced in their wickednes. m Of the Baby- Tonians and Cal- deans n Which went || about priuily to Son(pire my death. | o Let ys deftroy f the Prophet and bis doctrine. Some reade, Let | | Ys corrupt his meat with wood, : geming po- ' n, ; $ p Thus hefpake | not for hatred _| but being moo- ued with ¥ fpirit of God, he defi- reth theaduance- mét of Godsglo-~ tie and the veri- fying of his word which is by rhe defiruGion of | his enemies. q To wit,both | the priefis & the reft of ý people: forthis towne was the Priefts, & they dwelein ittead Chap.. r. r. Notthatthey X Chap.xij. The wicked profper. 288 E Speaketh againft paftorsand preacherssthat feduce the people. 14 The Lord threatneth deſtruction vato thenations that troubled Indah, O Lode, if Jdiſpute with thee, thou are righteous: petlet meetalke with thee a The Prophet of thy tudgements: wherefeze Both the way confefleth God ef the wicked > proper? why are all they in to be iuſt inall Wealth that rebellicufly trauſgreſie⸗ his doings, al- 2 Thou halt planted them, and they though man be baue taken roote: they growe, and bring not ableto giue foozth fruit: thou art neere in their mouth, areafon ofall and farre from their‘ reines. his acts. 3 But theu, Lod, knoweſt me: thou halt b This queſtioa feene me,and tried mine beart toward thee ; hath been alway pull them out like ſheepe from the faugh: agreat tentation ter, and d prepare them fez the Uap ef tothe godly,ro flaughter, fee the wicked 4 Howlong hall theland mourne, and enemies of God the hearbs of every field wither, foꝛ the wice inprofperity,and kednes of thein that Dwell therin? the beafts hisdeare children are conlumed and thebirdes, becaule thep in aduerfitie,as faid, We will not fee our lat end. Iob 21.7,pfal. 5 Jf thou hak run with thet footemen, 37.1.and 73.2, and they haue wearied thee, then bow cant Hab, s.3. thou match thy feife with horſes? and if c They profetle thou thoughteſt thy (cite late in apeaceable Godin mouth, land, What wilt thou Doe in the ſwelliug of but denichimin Joen? heart, which is 6 for enenthybrethzen,and the houſe of here meant by thy father cuen thep bane Dealt vufattfulip the reines, Iſa.29 with thee, they haue cryed out altogether 13.matth, 15.8, vpon thee,butbelecuc them not, though they d The Ebrew {peakefairetothee; ~~ 2 word is,Sanctifie Z 3 jaue fozfakens mine houſe: Jj Haue them, meaning, lefe mine heritage: Jhaue giuen the deate · tbat God would ly befoucd of mp foule info the hands ot her be fanGifiedin enemies. the deſtruction 8 Wine heritage ís vnto mee, as ab lion of thewicked,to in the koreſt: it crieth out againſt mee, there · whom God for foze haue J bated it. ; a while giueth 9 Dhall mine heritage bee vnto me as a prefperity that bird iof diuers colours? are not the birdes afterward they abouther, faying, Come, aflemble all tye thould tbe more beatts of the field, come to cate her? feele his heauy Io Many paſtours Haue deſtroyed my iudgement when k binepard, and tropen my postion vnder they lacke their foote ; of my plealant potion they haue riches,which made a deſolate wildernes. i were afigne of © Ir They hauclayd tt waſte, and tt being his mercie, wate, mourneth puto mee: andthe whsle e Abufing Gods lande lyeth waite, becaule no man (ctteth lenitie arid his 3 promifes, they flatttered rhemfelues asthough God would euer be mercifill,end not vtterly defroy them: therefore they hardened themfeluesin finnes tillat length the bealtes «nd infenfible creatures felt the punifbment of their fiubborne rebellion againft God, f Some thinkethat God reprooueth Jeremiah, in that that he would reafon with him, faying, that if he were not able to match with men, that he were farre vnable to difpute with God, Others,by chefootemen, meane them of Ana- thoth,and by the horfemen themoflerufalem, which fhould trouble the Prophet worfe then hisowne countrey mendid, g God willeth the Prophet to denounce hisiudgements againft Terufalem,notwith= ftanding that they fhall both by threatnings and ftatteries labour to put him to filence. h Euer ramping & raging againſt mee,and my - Prophets. i> In fead of bearing my liuery and wearing oncly my colours,they haue change and diverfities of colours of their idols and fuperftitions : therefore their enemies, 2sthicke asthefoulesofrhe ayre, hal comeabeut them to deflroy thems -k He prophefiethof | the deftrudtion of Terufalem by the captaynesof Nebuchad nezzaty whom he calicthpaltors. 3 bis ' Thelinnen girdle. Repent 1 Becaukno man his mindon lit. __ regardeth my 12 Toe deitroyers are come bponall the | word,orfplagues high places in the wildernetle: fo? the fwod that I haue ſent ofthe Lod ſhall deuoure from the one ende vpon the land. gf the land, eiren to the other end of the land: m Towicthe no fleih ſhall haue peace. Prophets. 13 "Chep hane bwen wheat, and reaped n Theylamen- — thoanes: they were aficke, and had no prolit: tedthe finnes of and they were aſhamed of yonr * fruites, be⸗ the people. canle of the fierce wrath of the Low. o Forinfteadof 14 Thus faiti the Lod again all mine amendment, you eutllp neighbours, that touch the tnhert> grewworfeand tance, which J paue caula my people Fira worle,asGods elto inherit, Behold, J] will plucke them out plagues ceftified. of their land,and piucke out the boule of Ju⸗ p Meaningthe Dab tram ameng them. wicked enemies Is Andafter that J haue plucked them of hisChurch, out J| Iwil veturne,and bane compaflion on whichblafphe- theni,and will bring again euery man to bis medhisname heritage, and every man topis land. and whom hee 16 And tEthey will learne ther wayes of would punithaf- mp people, to (weare by my Rame ( Che terthat he hagh Lode lincth, as they taught my peopleto deliuercd his-» fweare by Baal) thew hall they bee butle tin pecple. the mids of my people. ; g Afterthatk „17 WButif they will not obey,then will J hauepunithed ꝓtterlyplucke vp, and deſtroy thatnation, the Gentiles, I wili haue mercy vponthem, r Thetrue do&rine and maner to ferue God, f Read _ ©hap.g 2. t They thalbe ofthe number of the faithfull, and haue _ aplace inmy Church, £ faith the LoD. ' CHAP, XIII. 1 The deſtruction of the Lewes i prefigured. 10 Why Ifrael was recesued to be the people of God, and why they were forfaken. 15 Hee exhortetlh them te repentance. T Hus fapeth the Lord vnto mee, Goe,and buy theea — girdle, and pirt it dpon thplopnes,and pit it notin water. 2 So Ji bought the girdle according to the commandement of the Lod, and put it bpon my loynes. 3 And the worde of the Lord came vn⸗ to me the fecond time, faping, 4. Cake the girdle that thou hak bought whichis vpon thy lepnes, and arile, goe ta» ward 2 Perath, and hide it there tn the cleft of the rocke, at § So J went, and hidit bp Perath,as the Loꝛd had commanded me. a Beeaufe this riuer Perath or Euphrates was farre from Jern- falem, itis eui- dent that this wasa vifion, whereby was fig- nifted that the lewes fhould pafe ouer Eu- phrates tobe > craptiues in Baby» vnto me, Arife, go toward Perath and take the girdie from thence, which J commanded. thee to bide there, : 7 Then went I tolPerath, and digged, and tooke the girdle from the place where J had Hid tt; Ebeholde,the girdle was corupt, and was profitable fer nothing. 8 Thenthe word ofthe Lome came vnto lon,and there me, faving, j — for length of 9 Thus faith the LoD, After this maner time ſhould will J deſtroythe pride of Judah, and the feemetoberot- great pide of Jerufalem. ten,althoughthey 10 @bis wicked peoplehane refuled ta were ioyned to _ the Lord before neſſe of their owne heart, and walke after o» as agirdl¢ about ther gods toferue them, ¢ to woꝛſhip them: aman, therefore they halbeas this girdle, which ts profitable to nothing. „Ieremiah. full fiocke? 6 Andafter many dapes the Lorde fapne ua heare my wordt walke after the ftubburn> | betime. The blacke Moore: , Il Forás the girdle cleaucth to the lopnes ot aman, fo baue 3) tyed to ince the whole honte of Jire, and the whole houſe of Judah, fapeth the Lobe, that they might bee my people: that they might haue a name ne paple,aud gloy, but thep world not heare. 12 Therefor thou halt fay vnto them this woꝛde, Thus taith the Lord Gon of JE tacl,Cuery > bottle halbe filled wit) wine, they ſhall ay vnto thee, Doe wee not know, thateuery bottle ſhalbe tiled with wine 2 13 Then Walt thou (ay onto them, Thus faith the Lord, Beholde, J will altali the ur habitants of this lande, enenthe kings that helpe your felucs,, lit vpon the throne of Daw, the Pieſtes, c icthalbeas eae and the Pꝛophets, and all the inhabitants of. fie for me to de- Jeruſalem with drunkenneſſe. __ firoy the greateſt 14 And J willda cians. nelle. ; f Youthal furely 17 But if yee will not heare this,my foule be ted away caps fhall ſfweepe iniecret foxyour patte, ¢ ming tive, and Paccor- epe Hall weepe and Dzoppe Downe teares, ding to mine af. becaulethe Lods flocke is catied away cap⸗ feGion toward tiut. you,(hall weepe 18 Gay vnto thee King gto the Queene, and lament for Humble pour telues,tit Dewne,foz the crown your ftubburn- of pourglozy Hall come Downe fromypour nefes heaas. re i g For Ichoiachin 19g Thectties of "the South Hallbe ſhut andhismother . bp,and no man ſyall open them: all Judah rendred them- ſhalbe carted away captine: itall be wholp (clues by leremis caricd away captine. ahs counfell to 20 Liftup pourepes, and beholde them the kingof Babys that come from the Morth: where is the lon,2, Kings 4, i flocke that was giuen thee, euen the beauti · 12. h Thatis,of Iu- dah, which lyect} Southward from `} Babylon, 1 Heasketh the king where his © people is be- come, k By Seeking tof rangers for b Euerpone of youthalbe filled with {pirituall drunkennefle & be without all knewledge to feeke how to 21 (Ghat wilt thou fy, when he alivi» fitethee z (fo: thou batt * taught them to bee captaynes andas chiefe ouer thee ) tall not fozrowe take thee as a woman mtra: ple? a 22 And it thou ſay tn thine heart, Ahere- fore come thefe things vpon mee? Foꝛ the multitude ofthine intquities are thy ſkirts diſcouered and thine heeles made bare, 23 Ganrheblack Move change his ſkin? helpe, thou haft f oꝛ the leopard hts {pots 7 then may ye alſo do madethemskil- f goad, that areaccuttomed towo entll. fulltofight a- `f 24 Therefore will Iſcatter thems, asthe gainf thees ſtubble that is taken away with the Doutl 1 Thy cloke of wind. hypocrilie Malbe 25 This is thy potion, and the part of pulledoff,and thy meafures from mee,fayth the Lozde,be= thy thame(cene, caule thou batt forgotten mee, and truſted in m Asthineini- |} ies. s uities hane bene 26 Therefore J haue alfoBilcouered thy manife to all the: ſkirts npon thy face, that chy, Hame map world: fo hall appeate. —— thy ſhame and 27 J haue ſeene thine adulteries, and thy punithment. a nepings, ralſe Prophets. -a Hecompareth 3 meoies s the filthineile of thy whozedome idolaterstohor-. onthe billes tne the ficldes,and thine abomi · fesinflamedafter tations. AMoe vnto thee,D FJerufalem:wilt ares. ~ thounotbe made cleane 2 when tall tt once b Taewordfig- - of Jerufalem goeth wp, Sagi das -nifieth to bee 3. And thetr nobles haue fent their inferis made blacke,and ours ta the water, who came te theivelsand fois here taken - found na water : they returned with their for extremefor- . beilels emptie : they were aſhamed and conte — ©.) , go> founded, AnD c couered their beads :: € Dragons: thetr epes Did fatle, becaule there ture, and to goe was no graffe, Tein a e. fecke water” 7 £2) Lod, though our iniquitics tetis whichthey” fleagainft vs, Deale with vs accoꝛding to thy covldnotfind. fame ; fez our rebellions are many, we fine e Whicharefo ned againit thee. Mate bote of nature, § D the bopecofHlracl, the ſauiout there» ijtat they cannot of in the time of trouble. why art thouas a, |becooled with e.ftrangerintheland, as one that paſſeth by drinking of wa- to tarie fora night? . 3 i971 | sbutftillgape 9 cAhy art thouas a manaffonied, and forthe aixctore- ag a-b {trong man that-cannot belpe ? pet ‘lfreth them, thou D Lord, artinthe mids of ys. and thy ‘|fsHeefheweth’ name is called bpon 93: forlake vs not. the oncly wayto'! IO Thus faith the Lo vnto bis people, remedie: Gods): Thus haue they delighted to wander : they ⸗ haue not refrained thetrfeete, therefore the: byxnfained co- Loꝛd hath no delightin them ; but hee wiil noty remember their tniquity,and pilit thetr ‘finnes. 11 Then faid the Lord vnto me, i Thou fhalt not pray to Doc this people good. Jo ogrteand when they offer burnt offering, and) an oblation, J wilinotaccept them : but ò | willcontume them by the ſword, andby the | is» 9 famine and by rhe pettilence. jde to putto 13 Then anfwered J. Ah Loyd God, bez ishand;>' ==> 3 Hold. the t Peophets lap vnto them, Ve hat Reade Chap. - not fee the mor, neither hall famine come 7-16.8.15.14. vVpon vou, but J wiligtueyou aſſured peace, He pittieththe tn tits place: a people, and accu- 14 When the Loza faid vnte me, Tbe pro- eth thefalfepro- phets pophelieliesinmyp Rame: * F haue bets, whichde- not ſent them, -neither did J commannde seiued them, but “ġa p i he Lord anfwered .*that-both tne: prophets that deceined, and the. ople which fuffered thé elues to be (educed, thal perith, Chap.23. and 27.8,9,and 29,8 Cha piz gia Nand 27.10, 1 5,a0d.29.9., Hg Chap xiiijxv. Thereisno bee? acefo hie nor . ; De whereas the markes and fignes of thine idolatrie appeare net, — — CHAP. XIIII. ate in ty oh Ofthe dearth that ſhould come. 7 The prayer ao ces con) Of the people asking mercie of the Lad, 10 The w -i wafaithfull people are not heard. 12 Of prayer, RM faſtin, of falfe prophets that feduce the people 4 nol? T De word of the Lozd that came ynta -a Which came reinialy, concerning the l dearth. forlackof raine, 2 Judah hath mourned, and the gates asyerle 4. thereof are Detolate, they baue bine bꝛẽught io refrraint. to heauineſſe vnto the ground, and thecrie lague. x #3 aril go into the fet, bola the £2 CGben they fall, J witl not beare their Dep | Prayerreiected, 229 them, neither tpake J vnto then, tur th pꝛopheſie puto you a falle vilon, anv Dine hatton and bamttp, and Decetthulnes of theit One heart. : Ts Therekore thus faith the Lord, Con- cerniug the prophets that prophetic in mp me, whom Jhaue notlent , pct they fay, Swoꝛd and famine pall not be in thisland, by {word and famine hall hole prophets be tonſumed. 16 And the people ta whome thele po: phets doc prophelie MHallbee calt out inthe Urectesof Fcrufalem becaule of the famike, and the ſword, and there hall be none tobu» rie them,borh they and thelr wities,and theit lonnes, anu their Daughters:fo2 Twill pote their wickedneſſt Spon them, I7 Theretoꝛe thou alt fay this vzord bn- to them, Let mine eyes Drop Downe! teares night and Dap without cealing ; forthe vir: gine Daughter of mp people ig deſtroyed ith a great deſtruction, and with a {oe gricuous pl -L The falfe pro phets promifed peace and affi- rance,but lere- miah calleth to teares and repen- tance for their affii@ion, which is at hand,as Chap.9.1 Lam. 1.16.and 2 16, m Both hieznd low ſhall be led Captines into Ba. bylon, n Though the Prophet knew that Ged had cat off the multitude which were hy~ pocrites and bas ftard childré, yer he was dffured that for his pro⸗ mife fake, he would ftil hzc a Church. for the which he praieth, ó Heteacheth the Church a forme of prayers, to. humble thems (clues to God by true repentance, whichis the only meane toauoide this famine, which was the Beginning of Gods plagues. p Meaning their idoles, teade Chap, 10. 15. sine with the word:and it Jenter into the citie, beholde them that are licke foz hunger alle :mozcouer.the prophet allog the Pitt goe a wandering = inte a-land that thep know nttt IQ; pat thou bttetly retected = Fudab, o2 ath thy (cule abkerred Zion: why halk thou tten vs, that we cannot be healed? ie looked fo2 peatey and there is no goon, and fez Hoc rar at bealty, and behold trouble. 20 Me acknowledge, D Lord, our wic- kedneſſe, and the iniguitie of our fathers; fo? We haue finned again thee. at} 21 Dae notabhoz vs : foz thy Mames fake caft net Downe the thzone of thp glo» a 3 — and þzeake not thy coucnant ith vs. 22 Are there any among thee banitits of the Gentiles, that can giue raine? 02 can the Deauens gine fholozeszts it not thon D Loꝛd Bur God 7 therefore we wil waite bpon thee; fo: thou batt mane all thele things, CHAP, XY. 1 The Lord would heare no praier forthe Lewes 3 but threataeth to deftroy the with foure plagues. Hen {aia the Lod vnto me, Though —F Moſes aud Samuel kood befoze me,yet mine affectio could not be toward this peo» ple: cat them ont of my fight, and let them a Meaning, that if there were any man liuing moo- ued with ſo great zeale toward the people, as were + thefe two, yet that he would not graunt this reguelt, fora much as he had determined the contrary, Ezek, 34,14. att. 2 Gund if they fap vnto thee, Whither fat we Depart: theñ tell them, Ehus faith the Lod, * Such as are appointed to death, vnto death: and (uch as are fo: the ſwordeto the ſword:and ſuch as are fez the famine, to thefamine ; and fuch ag are fo: the captiu⸗ tiz, tọ thecaptinitiz. 3- And Jvillappoint puer them foure kinves, {ith the LoD, the ſword to llay, and the Doges to teate tn pieces, and the foules Zach 19. pe the heauen,and the beaſtes of the earthid b The dogges, Deueute,avatodcifroy. > birds and heefts A 3 mil fo, becaufsthey 6 Chanhatktorlaken nwe, faith the Lord, confentedtohis and gone backward: therefoze wit Iſtretch wickednefle, outintne band againtt thee, EDeftroy thee; 2King.21.9, for Jame wearte with vepenting. e That is, 1 will not call backe 7 Aid J will (cacter chen with che fan fürthe gates ofthe carth : J baue waited, my plagues,or and Deftrayed my people, yer thep would noe fpare thes any returne from their wayes. more. Their widowes's are increaled by me f Meaning,the aboue the ſand of the feg + J baue brought cities. vpon them, and againtt thel adembly of che g Becaufe fhad pong men a deltroper at noone Day} Jhaue fisinetheirhuf- cauled bhim tofullppanthent, and thecttte bands. {uddenly, and ſpeedily. 10r, mother. 9 She that hath boine’ euen, bath bene flOr, fearefally. made weake : her heart hath failed $ the h Shethathad funne hath failed ber, wiles tt was Day: the many loftallher bath bene confaunded, and aant, and tl children. refiaue of them will J Deliner vnto Nwo i Shee was de- befozethetr enemies faith the Lora, 22> ftroyedinthe Io @ «tGstsme, my mother, that thou middesofher haltbozneme,acontentions imran, amait promenas, that ſtriueth with the whale earth: Ibare Thefearethe neitherilent on viury,nozg men taw lentin. Prophets words, tome on vſizry yercneryonedory cutſe me. complaining of Il Che Lord fata, Sirett ytemnant the obftinacieof ſhall haut wealth: merely Gwriitante thine thepeople,and enemy toentreatthee in the tune of trouble, that he wasrefer- and in the time ofafiiction. ae wed to fo wicked 12 Dyallthe = pron breake the yron, and atime: wherein the bralſt that commeth from the North? alfo he Meweth 13 Thy lubſtance and thy trealures will whatisthecons · Agiue tobe ſpoyled without | gatne, e that ditionof Gods, fozall thy finnes, euen in all thy boders. mimfters:towit, 14. And J wil make thee ta ga with thine tehauealiche enemiesinta aland that thou knoweit not? worldagaint foz a fire is kindled in ming anges, which them, though ſhall burne pou. they piue none 15 D Lord, thou knoweſt, remember me, occafion. and vilit me, and reuengeme of mp? perſc· 1 Whichisan cuters : take niee notaway In the continue occafionofcon- ance of thine anger: Know that toz thy fake tentionandha- 3} Sauefuffered rebuke. À tred, 16 Tiy wordes were found by meand J DID p eate them, and thy word was vñto me thé foy and retoycitig okmine heart: fos thy pide ig called vpoñ mee, D Lod God sf pikes. 17 J fate notin the aſſembly of the moi kers, neither did J reiopce dut fate alone qbecauſe okthy plague ; foz thou hatt filled m Inthisper- plexitie the Lord comforted mee, and faid that my taft dayes thould be quier sand by the enemie hee meaneth here, Nebuzar-adan the captaine of Nebuchad-nezzar , who gave Tere- mish the choy{é either to remaine in his countrey , or to go whither he would : or by thè enemie he meaneth thelewes, which fhould afterward know Ieremiahs fideliticandtherefore fauourhim. n As for the people though they feemed {trong as yron, yet fhouldthey not be ableto refift the hard yron of Babylon , but fhould bee led captiue, Or,ranfome. o He fpeakethnocthisfor defire of reuen- geance, but wifhing that God would deliuer his Churchof them whom he knewto be hardened & incorrigible. p ‘I receivedthem withas greatioy, ashe that is affamifhed, eateth meat. q; I had nothing to doe with the wicked contemners of thy word, butla- mented bitterly for thy plagues : Chewing what the Faithfull (hould dos when they fee tokens of Gods anger. *Teremiah, ' thete fathers that beget them in this land Godaffifteth his, me with indignation. qant dseg aH — 18 Ahy is mine heauineſſe continual? r Anthat nor © and ny plague Defperate and cannot behea: affiltedti¢acy °' led ? why art thon onto me tag a lyar andas cording to thy”! waters that faile ? 3 ` -i promife ?whereify — 19 Therefore thus laith the Lord, Ifthou appearcthythac à | feecurtie,then wilt J bring thee agate, and inthe Siints of ” thou (halt and befoze mee, and ifthou take Godisimper- away thet precions from the vile, thou Walt fection of faith, be accozding tomp word: tet thetn returne which through *bnto thee, but teturne not tyou vntochem impatiencie is oft 20 And J will make thee vito thts pta? times affaile d, as plea frong braſen wall,and they Mall fight Chap. 20.9, again thee, but they Wall not y preuaite a> f Ifthou forget gatnt thee; foz J am with thee to faue thee thefe carnal con.” and to Beltucr thee, faith the Lord. fiderations,aud’’ 21 AndF wil deltuet thee outo€ the hand faithfully execute ofthewicked., and J will redeeme thee out thy charge, of the band of the tyrants. © t Tharts, fecke “ to win the good * from the bad. “n To wit, as my mouth hath pronouiticed, cos 18 and as here followeth verfe. 20. x Conformenot thy fife to their wickednefle, but let them follow thy godly example. y Twill arme thee- with an inuineible frength and conftancie, fo shat al the pers ot the world hall not ouercome thee, 2 a o i Pon AP. AUT. uoi 2 The Lord forbidding Ieremiah to marrie, Ri Shewe:k trm what fhould beé the afflictions vpos >'E 93 rdis Ludah. i3 The captiuctie of Babylon. 15 Thei >57: ) w ew t Gelhucrance. 19 The calling of the Gentiles, ~ oul T W: word of the Loz came allo vnto me, a Meaning, that! laying, —* ong » theaffiĝion unos fhouldbe fo hore (a, ETENA 2. Thou halt not takea thee a wife, nop Hola Hane fonnes nop daughters in this place. © l 3 Foz thus laith the Lord coneerning the lem, thatwife « tonnes, and concerning the Daughters that andchildren 1 are borne in this place,and concerning theiy fhouldbucin-) · mothers thar beare them, andconcerning ¢¢afchisforrow f ‘ nee 4 Thep hall Bie of Deaths and ditcafes: od they fall not be lamented, neither ſhallthey ) J be buried, but they hall be as nung vponthe == ` J carth, anu they Mall bee conſumed by the 4 fwo2d andbyfamine, and theit cartas o, d fhall bee meate for the foules of the heauen, b Signitying,tha and for the bealtes of the catty. the affliction “g Forthugs laith the lod, © Enter not Mhouldbeefo into the houſe ok mourning: neither goe to great, chat one lament, no: bee mooued fo: them:toe 3 yane fhould nothaue 7 taken my peace fram this people, ſayeth the leaſure to com- Lod, euen mercteand compaliion. _ ‘fort another, 6 Both the great and the mall hall Bie ¢ Thavis, fhould tn this land:thep hhallnot be buried, neither. not renttheir Hail men lament kor theni, © 02 cut thems clothesinfigne felues, no? make themfeluesbaldfo2theim. ofmowmng.> i 7 Chey hall not ſtretch eur the bands fo? tee them inthe mourning to comfost them foz: d For inthe. theDead, neither fall they gine them the great extrenuciesyy d cup of confolatia to Dainke fog tjetr father 2!iconfolation A|; 02 fo? tieit inori ] _ & comfort fhath: {| “8 Thon alt not allo goe into the houſe be in vaines — to ſit with them to cate and te EE drinke. í 9 Foz thus fayeth the Lod ofhottes,the Hod ot Jirael, Behold, J will cauſe to ceale 4) out of this place in pout eyes, ceuen in pour Bayes the bopceofinivth, and the voyce of glannefie, the voyce ofthe byidegrome and: the voyce of the baive. 10 And when thou Hale her this people Shall man make gods? ap.s-t9- . allthele words, and thep Hall lap vnto thee, Ce se the “S@therefoze hath the Lorde pronounced ail wickedarcal- Shis great plague againit vs 2 ó? what is wwayes rebellious © our iniquitic? @ what ts our finne that we anddiflemble haue cominittedD agatnit the Loza our God? theirownefinnes, IL hen fjalt thou lay vnto them, Be- and murmure a» taule your fathers pane forſaken mee, faith gainit Gods the Lord, and haue walked after other gods, ludgeracntsas and Haug (ered them, and wozhipped then thoughhehad , and baue foxfaken me,and haue not Rept my noiuftcaufero Lawe, ; punih them,ke. 12 ("Anu pee haue Done wore then pour fhewethbim fathers: toxbeheld, you walke euery one af» whattoanfwere, ter the ftubboznnelle of bis wicked hearts Chap.7.26. gad willnct beare me.) 3 Chaps23:Tor; 13 Therefore will J Daue pon out of thts f Signifying the land ints a land that pee knowe Rot, neither benefit oftheir pounszpourtathers, and there chall ye ſerue deliucrace outof othet gods Day and night; fo: DZ will Heme Babylonthould poi grace, be fogreat,that 14 Wehold therefore, faith the Loꝛd, the itthouldabelith Dapescome that tt Halt no moze bee fayde, the remembdrace The Loz0 ltueth,whtch bronght bp the chile oftheirdeliue- Dꝛen of Jlrael out of thelandof Capp ~- rance from B- 15 But, Che Lozd lineth,thatbzowght vp ypt: but lie hath the thildzen of Iſrael frem the lande of the ere chiefly re- Noꝛth, andfrom all the lands where he had fpe&torhe pi- ſcattered them, ¢3 wil bring them again ine titualideliuce to their land that Jgaue unto their fathers. rance vader 16 Behold laith the Lor, J wil fend out many s tiſhers, € they wall Ath them, € after will J fend out many hunters, and they wall g By the Gthers hunt then: from euery mountaine and front and hunters are meantthe Baby- enerp pill, and out of the caues of the rockes. loniansand Cal- .17 Foꝛ mine efesare vpon all their wates: deans, who they are net bid from mp face, neither ts fhoulddeftroy their tniquitie Did from mineepegs. . theminfach © ` 18 And fire J will recompente their ini» “forr,chatifthey quiticand their ſinne Double, becaule thép elcapedtheone, haue defiled mp lande, and haue filled mine theother fhould inheritance with their Blthig b cartons and h Thatis, their 19 £020, thou art myi force, and mp fonnes and Grength and my refuge tu the Day of affitc- daughters, tion; the Gentiles hall come ynto thee from which chey offe- the ends of the worid and Mall fay, Surely redtoMolech. ont fathers haue inherited k ties,and vanttp, i He wondereth wherein there was no poft. h at the grear mer- 20 Shall a man make gods vnto Hinte ey of God,in this ſelfe, and thepare no goos? deliuerance, 21 Beholbe, therefore P will this once which thallnot _! teach them; J will ſhew them imine bahde only extend to ` ahd inp power, and they halt know that inp the Tewes, but same is the Loa, alſo the Gentilès ei i ODRA À k Oar fathers were moft vile idolaters, therefore it commeth onely ef Gods mercy, thar be performeth his promife, and hath not vtterly caſt vs off· 1 They hall once againe fecle my power,and mercy or their deliaerance,tbat they may learne to worfhip me, sano HO BERENS HRN p VEC | ot 3929) 01 100 1 The frewardne fe of the Femes,.5 (urfed be : thofz that put their confidente in man, 9 Mans Beare is witked. 19God ithe fearcher of the heart 13 The Luing waters are forfakeæ. 21 The right Reeping ofthe Sabbath commanded. = __- j= y nne of Judah isiwritten with a pen Obrance oftheir £ OF yzon, and twith the popit ofa diamond, SeontemptofGod2) 8 98 Hiu -11 EE Fooled "cannot paffe; albeit, for atime he deferre the puniflament, for it thal > be manifeft toimen and Angels, . Ri >a Theremem- HiG yi Chap.xvij. 9 abone all things, who can knowwit? ~ II k As the partrich gathereth the young, $ that he full not into tentation, confidering che great contempt o ‘Gods wort; and the multitude that fallfrom God. o Thewicke The fearcher of hearts. 290 and granen Spon the * table of theit Beart, b In fead of and upon the hornes of pour < altars, the law of God, 2 SQ bey remember their altars as theit they haue writ- chimen, with their groues bp the greene ten idolatry and trees bpon the high hils. al abominations 3 © my mouticaine inthe field, J will intheir hear. give thy (ubitance, and al thy treaſures tobe c Your finnes tpotles, fo: the fin of thy bic places thꝛough · appeare in all the ont all thy borders. altars that you 4 And thon halt reſt, fand in thee halbe haue ctectẽd to arch from thine beritage that J gaucthee, idoles. and J will canfe thee to ferue thine enemies d Some read,So tn the land, which thou knoweſt not: fox pe chac iheir chil- Hane kindled a fire tu mine anger,which Hal. dren remember burne foz cuer. cheir altars,that 5 CChus fateh the Lord, e Curſed be the is,follow their Man that trulteth in man, and maketh feih fathers wicked- bisarme, and withdzaweth bis hears from nefie the Lozd. : c Zion that was 6 Foz he halbelike the beath iu the wil my mountaine, Bernes.¢ chal not fee when any good camieth, hall now be left but fhall inbabite the parched placesin the asa walte ficld. wildernes,in a falt fand, and not inhabited, £ Becaule thou 7_ Dicen be the man that truſteth in the wouldeft noe £023,and whole hope the Lez is. gue the lande h Foz he ſhall be asa tree that is plan · reft at ſuch ted bp the water, which ſpꝛeadech out bee cimes,dayes, roots by thertuer, & fall not fecle whenthe and yeercsasf beate conunecb,bnt bericafe hall be grece, appoynted,thow and Wall not cate foz the peere of Drought, fhalt hereatte ` neither Halt ceaſe trem veelding fruit. ~ becaried away, i The heartis Deceit and wicked and it hall ref forlacke ef la⸗ bourers. g The lewes were-ciuen to worldly polici¢s and thought to make themfelues ftrong by the friendthip of the Egyptians, J fa. 3n-3,and ftrangers,and in the meane feafon did not depend on God, and therefore bee 10 Ithe Loz (earch the beart, 2nd tric the reines euen to gine euety man according to bis wayes, andaccozoing to the {rutte of his workes. È 3 which fhe hath not bought tooth: @ he that Setteth riches, and not by right, Hall leaue them. tn the middes of his dayes, and at his end ſhall be a foole. Iz A5 a glozious thzone'eraltes from the bern — isthe place of our Danctharte. 13 D £020, the hope of Iſrael, all that forlake thee, thall be confounded : thep that Bepartfromthee, Mall bee weitren™ th the carth, becauie they hane foxfaken the Lord the kountaine of liutng waters. denounceth 14 Peale mee, D Lord, and J ſhall bee Gods plagues tohole:=faue me, and J hall be ſautd: foz againftrhem, thouart y pavle. ` - thewing that -IS Behl.” they lay vnto me, Ahete is they preferre the word of the Lord ? let it come now. corruptible * ry meas manto God, which isimmortall, Ifa,a,22,Chap. 48.67. h Reade Phalrensr,3 i Becauſe thé wicked baue enerfome excuſe to defend their doings, he fheweth, thar their owhe lewde imaginations decciue them, and bring them to thefe inconueniences’: but God will examine their deeds by the malice of theit hearts, 1.Sam.16,7.1.Cbron.28.9.Pial a Ns 11,10.and 30,12. Reue 2..23.. k Asthepartric dy ĉalling gathereth others, which forfake ber, when they fee that fh isnot their damme +. fo the couetous man. is forfaken of his riches, becauſe he commethby them falfly. 1 Shewing that the godly ought ta glory in nothing, but in God: who doth exalt his, and hath left figne ofhisfavourin his Temple. . m Their names (hall not be re giftred in,thebooke of life. nm Hedeficed God to preferuc him fay, that my prophefie Shall nor come to paffe, becaufe thou deferr the time of thy vengeance. * o 2 16 But The Sabbath day. Hawt] r e P ad ipa f 2900p een Le plamaffuredof 16 Bute J haue tot thrutt in ap fete for my vocation,& apaltouratter thee, neither paue J aefires thereforeknow the Dap of mtfety, thou kndweſt; that mbich ithacthething came out of mp lips,twas right before thee.. ~ which thou {pea- 17, Benot terrible vnto nice ; thon art kef by me,fhall ming Dopet che Day of aduerfice, comé to paffe, 13 Lee them be confounded that perſecute and that Ifpeake me but let me hot Be confounded: lee chert | not ofany woild- ‘be afraid, but let me not be afrata: being pps ly affeGtion. on thein the Day of aduerſitie, and Deitrop iq Howfoeuer’ them with Double Seitruction. i | the wicked deale” 19 Thus hath che Loz layd vnto me, Go | rigoroufly with anD ſtand in che! gate of thechildsen of the | me,yet let me | finde comfort | in thee. £ Read Chap. {| 11.20, f £ Whereasthy | do&rine may be | beft vnderſtood f both of hie and flow. f c Bynaming the f Sabbath day, he f Comprehendeth Ut, and by the which they goc-oul, and ita the gates of Jeruſalem, 20 And fap Unto then, Weare the wor? ofthe Loz. pekingsof Judah, and ali ju, Dab, and all the inbabitants of Jerufalem, that enter in. by thefe gates. 21 Thus lath the Lod, Cake heede to your foules, and beare no burden th the tHabbath dap, wos bring it in by the gates of Jerufalem. ote 22 Neither cary foorth burthens out of pour houſes in the Sabbath. dap: neither os | thething thatis peany twozke, but fanctific the Sabbath, as $ cberby fignified: Icommanded pourfathers.. eo forif they tran: « 23 Sut they obeped ust, neither ticlined greffedinthe ce. thelt-eares, butitade thetr necks ttie and | remonie,they souftneedsbe ` culpable of the $ reft,read Exod. | | 20, 8.and by the: breaking of this _ one commande- ment, he maketh fi them rranfgref- } fors.of the whole | Law, forafmuch $ asthe firftand | fecond Table arè { conteined here-- Would tot heare, ita receine correction. 24 Meuerthyelede, tf ve will heart me, faith the Lod, Anatrace no durdentheeugh the pares ofthe cittein the Sabbath Day, but ancrifte the Sabbath pay, fo that ye Doe ue WOFRC TOUTE ot wees e say De Mal toe kings and the pitices enteri gates of tits citie and Hallit *pyon the thzoue of Dautd,and that ride vp: on —— AnD vpon both they and there priitees, rhe men ef Judah, ano che in- habitanta of Jeruſalem: and chis citie Mall ‘ei Tire Coz ener. Eh Ri Sand they fall conte fromt tbe ertits of Ju fie, va fram aaah — em, and ' from tee laudof Beniamt AND froin the plaine and fram the mountaines, and fron the South, which hall bring burnt ofriags andfacrifices, and meate offerings, and tH conte, and atl bring facrifice of paile inta `, SDE DON OLLO LOU. 2, |. 27, Butif yewill not beare me to ſaucti · ie the Sabbath day, aun not to beare a bura ' then; noꝛ to go thzetigh the gates of Jeruſa· tem in the Dabbath nay then mail g kindle a fire in the gates thereof, and tt Halldeuoure the palaces of Jexuſlalem, and te Wall not be in. | Chap,22 4, quenched.. sil, 6 mil Ho Akae Sa a oi hight 2 Gail fheweth by the example of a potter, that ah. 19 His prayer againft his aduerfaries. We word which came to Jeremiah from the Loud, faying, 2 ponle, and there Hall J thew. thee my words. 3. Then J went Downe to the potters Houle and behold, he wꝛought a work on the -wheeles. Teéremiah. people, wheredy the ‘Rings of Judah come ' iti in his power to déftroy the defpifers of his word 18 The. conspiracie of the Fewes against Lereni- j et eae a ainft the rife aud ee apine into the patters i h And the venl that he mabe of day, was broken in the baud of the potter? fohec returned and mane tt another veneti, ag tre:. med good to the potter tomakett. == `S- Chen the woꝛd of the Lord came vnto Tic tapings, . * es k 3 - 6: D houle of Piracl, tannot J Doe with potias thts potter, faith the Lords bebold.as theclap ist the potters Hand , foare poum mine hand, D honfe of Jira = = = 7, Jmilfpeake ſudd ple againſt anation o agami a Renabone! ‘plucke tt bp, and to roote it out, and to Bettropit. 8 “Bue this nation, agam whom J haue pronounced, turne from theit micked- nelle, J well e repent of the plague that J thought to bring vpon them. = 9, dnd J wil (peake ſud denly concerning a nation, and concerning a kingdome to build it and to plant ít. TO But if tt do cutlin my fight,and heare not inp topee, J will repent of the goed that J thought to Bor foz them. . IL Dptake thon now therefore unto the men of Judah, and to the inhabitants at Je· rufalem, faying, Thus ſaiththe Z ord, Be- beln, 3 prepare a plague foz you ann purpote athing again you: returne pou ticecfoze enery one from hts euill wapanda make vour wapes and polit wozkes goda. pon -I But thep laid c defperately,Durely we will walke atter. our owne imaginations, and poe every man akter the ubbornnelle of his wicked heart. : i 13 Chercefore thus faith the Low, Afke “now among the Heathen, who hath beard fuch things 2 thenirginof Iſcraelhath done verphithily. onir a att 14 Ulla man foxtake the itota oF Leba- ton, which commeth from the rocke of the ficld? ¢ 52 hall the cold flowitig waters, that come from another plate,be fozlaken? Ig Becante my people hath forgotten me, and. hath burnt incepi co vanttic, & their pro- phets haue cauto. them to ſtumble in.their wapes from the -ancient wapes, to walke in the paths and way that is not troden, 16 To make their land defolate and a pers petral Derion, o thar euery one that patieth thereby, fyali bee akontya an’ wagge bis aD, Ppa TR 17 Jwillſcatter them with an Eaſtwind before the enemie: I will hew than the backe, and! not the face ti the Day of their Deltruction. — 18 The fatd they Come, and let ns ima⸗ inefoine Dentle again Jeremiah : for the awe e (hall not perit from. the Piet, no: countell from the wiſe, noz the wod ` . from the Pꝛophet: come, and let vs Gmie helpe and fuceour at firangers, and leaue God, with them, e That is, the way of trueth, which ¶The pottets pots 42 | a Asthe porte | hath ate & the clay tó make what pot he =” will or to breake theim whehe d tib made them: fo batie power ouér you te dog. with you as ſee⸗ methgovdto ` mé liag 9. > wifdom.1§-°7, tom.9,20,3 Ie. = b, Whenthe "~ ‘Scripture attri- buteth repen- ` tance vnto God, itis not that he “oth contrary to that which he hath ordained inhis fecret counfell: but when he threat» Neth itis acal- ling ro repen; _ rance,and when he giúeth maa. Brace tote penta thethreatring, (which ener containeth a. condition init), takerh no place; and this the, — repentance in God, becauſe id fo appeareth to, mans iudge- MENG ne saan) c As men that, had no remosie, but werealto. . gether bentto ; rebellion and te their owne felfe will. d Asnoman , that hath thir, refufeth frefhi; conduit waters- which he bath at-home,tg gog and feeke wa- ters abroad to quench bis thirft: fo they ought not to feeke for i which was preſent God had taught by his Lawyreadé Chap.6.16. £ Iwill {hew mine anger, and not my fauourtowardthem, g Thisargument the wicked haue euer vied urth,and therefore whofoeuet fpeaketh againſt die’, Y King 22. 24.chapter 7.4 and 20,2. malach feruaunts of God, The Church cannot erte:-weeare the vs, they ought to ia, 4 and thus the falfe-Church perſecuteih the true Church, which ſtandeth not in outward pompe, and in multitude, but is known by the gracesofthe. bina. holy Ghoft, uillforgood. Ieremiah hLetvsflander him withthe tongue, and letts not gine him, and accufe eed toany of hts words. him: forwethall 19 Mearken vnto me, D Lod, and heare bebclecued. the boyce of themi that contend with me. 20 Hail euill be recompented foz good? fo: they haue Digged a pit foz my ſoule: re- member that J iteode befoze thee, to ſpeake God for them, and te turne away thy wath om them. EN 21 Therefore i deliuersp their children to famine, and iet them dꝛoppe alway by the fozce of the ſword, and let thetrwines be rob- bed of their childzen,and bee widowes + and let their bulban’s bee put todeath , andleg — yong men be faine by the fws: in the attell. 22 Let thecriebe heard from their hou⸗ fes, when thou halt bꝛing an hoſte ſuddenly bpon them: foz they bane Digged a pitto take me,and hid {nares foz my feete. 23 Det Lord thon knoweſt all their coun: fell againſt metendeth to Death: fozgtue not their iniquitie, neither put out their finne from thy light, butlet them be onertizowen befoze thee: veale thus with them in the time ayeth fer their — be- caule hee Knew thatit fhuldtend to Gods glory, and profit of bis Church. ofthine anger. ý C HAP, XIX, He propheſieth the deferuttion of Ieruſælem for the contempt and defpifing of the word of God, cio faid the Lo2d, Soe,and buy an eats A tyenbottel ofa potter,andtake ofthe an- cients of the people, andof the ancients of the Dicts, 2 And goc forth vnto the valley of Ben- hinnom, which ts by the entrie of rhe Catt gates and thou fjalt preach there the wo2ds, that J fall telithee, 3 And Malt lay, Meare pe the word of the L00,.D * Rings ef Judah, inhabitants of Jerufalem, Thus taith the Lord of hoftes, the Godot Iſrael, Wehold, I willbzing a plague bpon this place,thewhich wholocucr beateth.bis cares hall > tingle. fOr, gate of the ſunne. a By kings here and in other pla- ces are meant counfeliersand gouernouts of the people: which he called thean- cients, verfe 1. b Reade of this phrafe,1.Sam. 3-08. pꝛophaned this place, and haue burnt in- cenfe in it bute other aeds , whom neither they, 102 thete fathers haue knowen, no: the Rings of Judah (they bane filled this place allo with the bleod of innocents, 5 And they haue built the bigh places of Waal, to burne their fonnes with fire foz burnt offerings vnto Baal, which J com- manded not, noz{pake tf, netther came it t= to my minde.) - 6 Therefore beholo the dayes come.faith the 1020, that this place Wall no moze bpe called “Zopbheth,nez the valley of Ben · hin · uom, but the balley of laughter. 7 And J wil being the countel of Judah and Jerufalem to nought tn thts place, and J will caute them to fall by the ſword before their enemies, and by the hand of chem that fecke their lines: and their karkciles will J gine to be meat foz the foules of the heauen, Medes andtothebeatts ofthe ficld. Chap.18.16,and 8 * And J will make this titie Befolate, 49.13 50.13. andandiffing, fo that euerp one that paſſeth thereby, Wal be aftontived and hiſſe becauſe Deut.2r8.5 3. of atl the plagues thereof. j dament, 4,10. 9 *Qnd ZF weil keede them with the lleſh e Whereby is declared, thit whatfoeuer is not commanded by —— tou- shing his ferui isagainft his spn word. d Reade Chap, 7.31. and 2.king, 23.10. ifa.30.33. Chap. xix. xx. 4 Becanle they haue forlakenmee, and P finitten and imprifoned, 291 of theit fonnes, and with the flefh of their Daughters, and enerp one hall eate the fief of Dis friend in the fiege and frattneffe, wherewith their enemies , that lecke their lines, Hall hold them ratt, 19 hen Hale chou bzeake the bottell in the light of the menthat goe with thee, II And halt fay vnto them , Thus faith the Loud of hotts, Euen fo wil 3 bzeake this people and this citie, os one baeaketh a‘ pot- ¢ This vifible ters befell, thatcannotbee mabe whole a= figne was tecon- gaine, and thep Hal buriethem in Topheth, firmethem,tou- till there be no place to burie. ching the affi- 12 Thus will J doe ynte this place,faith tance of this the Lozt,and te che inhabitants therof, and plague which the J will make this titie like Topheth. Lord threatned 13 Foꝛ the houles of Jerufalem, andthe by hisPropher, boules of the Kings of Judah ſhall bee Deft led as the placeot Copheth, becanfe of all thef houtes vpon wholes roofes they haue £ Henoteth the burnt incenfe vnts allthe hoſte of heauen, great rage ofthe and bane powꝛed out dꝛinke offerings vnto idolarers,which other gods. 5 left no place free 14 Then came Jeremiah from Copheth, from theirabo- where the Lo: had fent him te prophelie, minations,in fo and be ftood in the courtofthe Loꝛds houſe, muchas they and ſaid toall the pesple, polluted their 15. Thus faith the Lord ofhelts,theGod owne houfes of Iſrael, Bebold,Z will batug npon this cis therewith,as we tie,and vpon all ber townes, all the plagues fee yet among that J haue pronounced agatnit it, becaule the Papifts. thep haue hardned their neckes, and would, g Reade Dewt. not beare my Woas. 22.8, CB ALP. SEX: 3 Feremiah is [mittes and caf? into prifon for preaching of the word of God. 3 He propheferb the captiustie of Babylon, 7 He complaineth that he is a mocking Rocke forthe word of God. 9 Hee ù compelled by the [pirit to preach the word. VV Ven Paſhur the fonne of Jmmernthe Hiet, which was appointed gouere nourin the houſe of the Lozd, beard that Je· remiabpiophefied thefethings, Then Paſhur fmote Jeremiah the 3 l 2ophet , and put him inthe 2 tockesthat 3 Thus we fee thatthe thing which —— the king, nor the princes nor the people darft en- terprife againſt the Prophet of God, this Prief as achiefe inſtru · mentof Satan firft attempted, reade Chap.i 8. were in the bigh gate of Beniamin which was by the houte of the Lord. And on the moning, PaGur brought Jeremiah out of the ftockes. Then laid Fe- remiah vutobim, The Lo: hath not called thp name Pathur.but || ago miſſabib. 4 or thus faith the Lord, Bchold. J wilt make thee tobee atertoztothy felfe, and to all thy friends, and they Malt fall by the fword of ther enemies, and thine epes Wall behold it. and J wili gtueall Judah into the Hand of the king of Babel.and be wall carte them captive into Babel,and Hatt flay them with the ſword. oad s Woxrcouer, J will Deliver all the ib- ftanceof this cittc,and all the labours theres of, and all the precious things thereof, and all the trealures of the kings of Judah will J giue into the hand of thine enemies which fhall{poyle them , and take them away and carie theni to Babel. : 6 AndthoujPathur, and all that dwell b Which haue in thine boule, Wall goe into captiuitic, and. fuffered them- thou Walt come to Babel, and there thou feluesto be abu- fhalt Die, and Malt bee buried there, thou fed by thy falfe and all thy? friends. to whome then Halk prophefics. Do 3 prophe- 18. lOr, feare round abont, A burning fire. Ieremiahs impatiencies Ieremiah. propheũed lies, 4 $ 7 D Loz, then hal deceined meand J c Herein appea- am Deceiued: thon art ronger then J. and reththeimpatie haſt 4 pꝛeuailed Jam indertlion dailyicue · enciewhichof- fy sue mocketh mie. $ tentimes ouer- 8 Foz ince Iſpake. J cried out of wong, commeththe and pzoclaimed ¢ Delolation: therefoze the feruants of God, woꝛð ofthe Lozd was made a repzoth vnto whentheyfee meand in deriſion Daily, nottheir labours o Then F faid, J willnot make mention to profit,andalfo of jim, no? {peake any moze in bis Mame. feeletheirowne But his word was in mine beart asa burs weakeneffe,read ning fire hut vp inmypbones, and J was Chap.: 5.18. weary with forzbearing,and J could notttay, d Thou diddeft 10 Fo, J had heard thz rayling of many, thru me forth and feareonenery lide. ! Declare, Gid they, torhisworkea. and wee will declare it: all my familiars gaint my will. ‘watched foz my halting, faying, Jt may bee e Hetheweth thatheeisdecetucd: to wee hall pzeuaile ae thachedidbis gatult bim, and wee Mall execute our penge officeinthathe ance bpon him. í reproouedthe II gBut the Lez is with me like a migh⸗ people oftheir tig giant: therefore my perlecuters Hall bee vices, andthreat- ouerthzowen,and Malt not preuatleand (all nedthemwith bee greatly confounded: foz they hane Done Gods iudge- vnwilely, and their euerlalting hame hal nee mems:butbe- ` uer be forgotten. A eauſe he was 12 *But, O Lord okhoſtes, that trieſt the derided and per- fecuted for this, he was difcoura- ged and thought to haue cealed to righteous, and{celt the reines and the beart, let me fee thy vengeance on them: foz vnto thee hane Jopened my caufe. 13 Hing vnio the Lord, praiſe pe the Loꝛd: fo: hee hath Deliuered the foule of rye poore preach,fauethat from the handef the wicked, $ Gods ípiritdid © 14 ( Cured be the day wheret J was force him therc- j boue: and let not the Day wherein mp mo» unto. ther bare me,be bleſſed. f Thus the ene- 15 Curled be the man that ſhewed my fas mies conferred ther, faping,A man child ts bozne puto thee, together to and comforted hint. ; know whatthey 16 AnD let that man bee as the i cities, hadheard him which the Lord hath ouerturned and repens fay,that they ted not:and let bim beare the cry in the mor· mightaccufe ning, and the Houting at noonettde, him thereof, 17 Becaule hee hath not flame mee; even readlfa2g.21. from the wombe, o2 that my mother might g Herehe hew- baue beene my graug,o? her wombe a perpes eth how his faith tuali £ conception, did ftrue againft 18 ow tg it, that Y came foozth of the tentation,and Wwombe, to fee labour and ow , that mp foughttothe — Dayes fhould be conſumed with Mame? Lord for ftrength 1. Sam 26.7. 1 chro.28 9:pfal.7.9.chap.11.20and17.10. h How the childrenof God are ouercome inthis battell ofthe feſh and the fp‘rit,and into what inconucniences they fall till God raife tbem vp againe,reade lob 3.1.& chap.15.10. i Alluding to the deftruai- enofSodom and Gomorrah , Gen, 19.25. k Meaaing, that the fruit thereof might newer come to profit. C HSA: Bo XXE Hee prophefreth that Zedekiah [hall bee taken, and the citie burned, a Not that the i word which came pnto Jeremiah King was tou- from the Lord, when king 3dekiah (ent ched with repen- vnto him Pabur, tie ſonne of Malchiah, tance of his and Zephantah, the tonne of Maaleiah the finnes,and ſo Pict, faving, fought to God 2 Enquire, paay thee, of the Lod foz as did Hezekials when he fent to Ifiah, 2. King.19. 1. Iſa. 37. 2. but becauſe the Pro- phet might pray vnto God to take this prefent plague away , as Pha- raoh fought vato Mofes Exod,g.28, Life and death, | ys(for Mebuchad-nessat king of Babel ma: keti) warre againſt vs)iflo be that the Loa will Deale with vs accozding to ail his wane Derous workes, that hee may returne vp from Bs. 3 Then ſaid Jeremiah, Thus hall you {ay to Zedekiah, 4 Thus faith the Lod Gad of Iſrael, Behold, will turne backe the weapons of warre that are in vour bands, wherewith pe fight agatnit the king of Babcl,and again the Caldeans, which beliege pou without the walles,and J wil allemble them into the mids of thts citie, à - § Ard J my felfe will ight againt you with an outitretcked hand, twith a mightte arme, euen in anger and in Bath, and in great indignation. _ ES 6 And J will finite the tnbabitants of this citie, both man and beak; they Hall die ofa great peltilence. : 7 And akter this, layeth the Lord, J will Deltucr Zedekiah the King of Judah, and hts feruants,and the people, and fuch as are left int thts city, krom che peftilence, from the ſword, and from the famine, tuto the hand of Hebuchad · nezz ar King of Babel, anv into the band of theit enemies, and tntothe band of thole chat ſeeke their liues, and bee hall finite them with the edge of the fwozd; be thal not {pare them, neither haue pitie nog compaffion. r 8 € And bnto this people thou Halt fay, Thus layeth the Lord, Beholde, J (et be- 3 foze you thes way of life , and the wapof ¢ By yeelding a Death. 3 your felues to 9 *ige that abiveth in thiscity,hal Die by Nebuchad-nez- the w00, and by the Famine, and bp the pes zar : fitlencer tut he that goeth out,and;falleth ta d By refifting the Calveans, that beficge you, he ſhall liue, 9m. and bis life patag vnto him foz ae pray, Chap.38. 2. Io Foꝛ 3 baue et my kace againſt this ci· € Asathing re- tie, for eutli,and not fo? good, faith the Loz; couered from it hall be giuen into the hand of the King of ¢xtreame danger, Babel,and he thallbyeneit with fire. Chap. 37.2.and IL (And fay vnto the boule of the king of 39-18. and 45,5. Judah, Weare ye the word ofthe Lord. Chap.32. 3. 12 D boufe of Dani, thuslaith the Lov, £ Bediligentto * Erecute indgement! inthe moning, and dociuftice, Deliner the oppreſſed out of the hand ofthe 8 pai re oppzefiog, let my wath goc out ike fireand ruſalem, which burne,that none can quench it,becaute ofthe vas builded part wickedneſſe of pour workes. on the bill,and 13 Behold, J come againſt thee, ¢D ins Partin the valley, habitant of the palley,& rocke of the plaine, ad was compaf- faith the Lord, which fay, (Aho Mallcome Ed about with Downe againſt vs? o2 who thall enter into Mountaines. our habitations? h Thatis, inthe 14. But J will vilite you accoxding tathe houfes thereof, fruit of vour workes, faith the Lord, and 3) wbich flood as wil kindle a firerin the fozrett thereofanvit thickeas trees fall Deuoure round about it. A in the forreft, CHAP, XXIL 2 Hee exhorteth the king te indgement and righteeu[ne Se. 9 Why lerufalem is brought into captimitse. x1 The death of Shallum the fonne of Fefiah is prophefied. Te fatd the Lord, Gae Downe tothe boule of the king of Judah, and ſpeake there this thing, 2 Andy, Heare the word of the Lom b To wit, from your enemies to defroy your ues⸗ Í The Kings duetie and profperitie D King of Judah, that fitten spon p throne Chap. xxiij. $ FalfePaftors. 292 Dah, They Halt! not lament him, fying, Ah, 1 For euery one Chap CICLE T) < a This was bis ordinary maner of preaching be- fore the Kings from lofiah vnto Zedekiah,which was about fourtie yeeres, Chap. 7.25. b Shewing that there is none greater then he Is, Heb. 6,1 3.and that he will moft certainely per- forme his othe, c Hecompareth Ierufalem to Gi- lead,which was beyond lorden, and the beauty of Iudea to Le- banon, d The Ebrew word fignifieth to, fanGifie,be- caufe the Lord doth dedicateto his vfeand pur- pole, fuchas he prepareth to ex- ecute his worke, Ifa. 3.3.Chap 6. 4.and 12.3. e Thy buildings - made of Cedar trees. | £ Asthey ywon- der at any thing which they thought would neuer haue come foro paffe, Dcut, 29.24.3.Kin,9.8. g Signifying that they {houldlofe their King; for ` Jehoiachin went foorth ro meete Nebuchad-nez- ar, and yeelded himfelfeand was Caried into Ra- bylon,2.King.24 12. 6 4h Whom fome thinke ro be Ie- hoiachin, & that Tofiah was his grandfather : hut as feemeth.this was Jehoiakim, as verle 18. ʻi By bribesand of Dautd, thou and thy ſeruants, € thy peo- ple that entcrin by theſe gates. 3 Thus lapth the Low, *Crecnte pee gl indgement and+ righteoutnefie, and deltuer the oppreficd from rhe band of the oppacfioz, and vere not the Granger,the fatherletle,noz the widow: Doe no violence, no Hed inna- cent bloon in this place. 4 forifpe doc thts thing, then fhall the Rings fitting bpon the throne of Dauid en- ter in bythe gatesefthis Doule, *and rise bpon charets, and vpon bozles, both hee and bis (cruants and bis peaple. Burak pe will not heare thele woꝛds. J b fiveare by my felfe, laiih the Lod, that this Youle hall be wate, à 6 Foz thushath the Lom ſpoken vpon the kings boule of Judab, Thou art Gile- ad vnts me,& the head of Lebanon, yet fires ip 3 will make thee a wilderneſſe, and as cis ties not inhabtied. 7 Aud Fj witl “prepare deltropers againſt thee, everyone with his weapons, and they fhall cut Downe thy chicte * cedar trees,and tal them inthe fire. _ r 8 FQno many nations hall pale by thts titie, and they hall fay cuerp man to his neighbour, CAberefore hath the Lord Bone thus vnto this great citte? 9 Then Hail they antwere, Decaule thep baue forfaken the conenant of the Loz thetr — worlhipped other gods, and ſerued em. s s 10 ¶ MWecpe not fo: the deav, and be not mooued foz them, bur weepe foz bim s that gocth out: foz be Mall returne no moze, 102 (ee bis natiue countrey. : IL for thus fayth the Lore, as touching h Hhallum the ſonue of Isſiah King of Ju⸗ Dab, which reigned foz Joliah bis father, which went out of thisplace, We (hal not re- turne thither. 5 i 12 But hee Mall diein the place, whither they haue led him captiue, and Wall tee this tand uo moꝛe. f < 13 €@ovnte bim that buildeth his houle by iburighteoulnes,and his chambers with- out equities he victh his neighbour without wages,and giucth him not fo? his worke. 14 Me laith, J will build me a wide boule and large chambers : fo be wil make bimfelf large windowes,and fieling with cedar,and pains them with vermilion. I5 Sbalt thou reigne, becaule thou clos felt thp felfe in cevat? Did net thy * father gate and deinke and proſper when he execu⸗ ted iudgement and ruſtice? 16 hen bee iudged the caule ofthe af: flicted and the poore, be preſpcred: was not this becante he knew me, faith the Lod? 17 Butthine eyes and thine heart are but onely for thy coueiouſnes, and fo? to Yed tne nocent blood, and t0? oppzefiten, and fog De- ftruction,evcn te Boe thts. à 18 Therefore thus faith the Lom againſt Ichotanim the fonne of Johah King of Ju- . . È yes ‘extortion, k Meaninglofiah,whowas not giuen to ambition,and JuperAuitie, but was content witb mediocritie, and did onely delight jn feting foorth Gods glory, and to doc iuftics to all, my brother, 02 Ab, fiftcr : neither Wall they mourne fo: him, faying, Ab, loid, 02 Ah, his ory. 19 ide hall be buticd as an afie m fs burt- td, cuen daawen and caſt footh without the gates of Zerufalem. _ 20 (Go vp tor Lebanon, ann crit: hout in oBaihanand crie bythe paſſages: forall thy loners are deſtroyed. 21 J fpake vnto thee when thou wakin pꝛoſperity:but thou ſaydſt, J will not heare, this bath beene thy maner from thy pouth, that thou wouldeſt not cbey my voice, 22 The wind Hai feeve all tby paftours, P and thy lowers pall go into captinitte: and then halt thou be ahamed and confounded ofalithp wickennes, j 23 Thou that dwelleſt in Lebanon, and maket thy neit tn the a cedars , how beauti. full Hait thou be when ſorrowes come vpon thee,as the fozow of a woman tn trauel? 24 As J liuc faith the Lo2d,though Co: niah the fonne of Jehoiakin king of Judah, were the ſignet of mp right Band, pet would J pluctke thee thence. ; 25 Gnd J will giue thee into the hand of them that feeke thy life,and into the band of them, whoſe face thou keareſt, euen into the band of fAchuchad-reszar Ring of Wabel, and intothe hand of the Caldcans, 26 And Jwill caule them to carte thee away: and thy mother that bare theeintoan other countrep, where pe were not Lorne and there hall ye die. 27 Wut to theland, wheriunto they delire to returne,thep Mall not returne thither. 28 Js not this man Coniah asa deſpiſed and broken Idole? oꝛas a veſſel, wherin is uo pleaſure? wherefore are theycaried alway, hee this (cede, and cak out into aland that they Know not? 29 D fearth,earth,carth,heare the woz of the Lod. ; 30 Thus fayth the Lode, Write this t man Dettituteof children, aman that Mall not pꝛoſper in bis Dapes: foz there fhaibe no Man ef jis feed that Mallpzofper and tit vp⸗ on the thzone of Dauid, 02 brave rule any miozcin Judah. % kingdome could neuer depart from him, beeaufe fhal hauc enough to lament for himfelfe, m Nothonoe rably among his fathers, but as cations are caſt inahole becauſe their ftinke fhould not in- fe, reade 2.kin, 24.9» lofephus Antig.10,8, wri- teth that the enc- mie flew him in thecitie, & come manded him to bee calt before the wailes vabue ried, looke chap. 36.30. n To calltothe Affyrians fer helpe, o Forthis was the way out of Iudea to Affyrias wherby is meang that all helpes ‘fhould faile: for the Caldeans haue fubdued both them and the Egyptians. p Both chy go- uernours & they that fhonld helpe thee, shall vanith away as winde, q Thou that are built of the faire Cedar treesof Lebanon. r Who was cals led Iehoiachin or Ieconiah, whom hecalleth here Coniah,in contempt,who thought his hee caine of the ftocke of Dauid, and therefore for the promife fake could not be ta- ken fromhis houfe ; but he abufed Gods promife, and therefore was infly depriucd of thekingdome. f He fheweth that all pofterities fhall be witneffes of this inft plague, asthoughit were regiftred for perpetuall memorie, t Nor that hehad no children ( forafter hee begate Salathiel in the captiuitie, Matth.x,12-) But that none fhould reigne after bim as King,- CHAP. XXIII. 1 Againft falfe paftors. § A prophefie of the great — Iefus Chrift. Ween vntothẽ 2 pattors that deſtroy a Meaning,the anbfcatter > the ſheepe of mp patute, princes, gouere fapth the Lord. nours, and falfe 2 Therefor thus fapth the LoD Gov prophets,as of Iſrael vnto the paltours that < feede mip Ezekiel 34.2. b For the which Ihaue fpeciall care, and baue prepared good paftures for theme c Whofechargeisto feede the focke, but they cazethe fruit theres ⸗· of, Ezekiel 34.3 94 peoples Ofothes. Falfe Prophets. d Thusthepros phets euer vie to mixe the promi- fes with f threat- nings,leaft the gedly fhoutd be too much bezten downe, and ther- fore he fheweth how God will gather bis Church after this difperfion. e This prophefie isofthe reftituti- on of the Church inthe time of Iefus Chrift, who isthe true branch,reade Ifa,11.1.and 45. 8.chap.33.15. dan.9.24. Deut, 33-28. Chap.33.36. F Reade Chap. 16.14. g Meaning, the falfe prophets which deceiue the people: wherein appea- rethhis great loue toward his nation, reade Chap.14:13. *Eb.paſſed ouer, or troubled. h They runne headlong to wic- kednes,and feeke vaine helpe. Or,ere bypa- crites, i My Templeis full of their ido- Jatrie and fuper- ftitions. k They which fhould haue pro. fited by my rods againſt Samaria, are become worfe then they, l Though tothe world they feeme holy fathers,yet I deteft them as I did thefe abo. minable cities, m Reade Cnap, 8.14, Or, hypocrifie, n Whichthey haue inuented of their owne braine. o Reade Chap,¢ 14. and 8.18, people, Me haue ſcattered my klocke g thant thentout,and baue not viſited them:behold, 3J will viſite pou for che wickedneſſe of your workes,fapth the Lord. 3 And J wil gather the d remnant of my fyecpe out of all countreys, whither Jhad Diuen them, and will baing them agate to their felds,and they hall crow andincreale. 4 And J will fet vp MHepheards ouer them, which Hal feede then, and they wall Dead no moze nez be afratd neither hal any of chem be lacking, faith the Lod. § Webold,the Dates come, laiti the Lord, that Z wilt raple unto Dauid a righteons ebranch, ta king ſhall retane, and peolper, and Hali execute tudgement and iuſtice in the earth. 6 Jn his dayes Judah Hall be ſaued, and AIſrael hall dwelt fafelp, ano this is the same whereby they thall call him, * Che Load our righteouſueſſe. 7 Therefore bebolde, the dayes come, fapth the Loyd, that they wall no moze fay, The f Lozd liuetl , which denght vp the children of Iſrael out of the land of Egypt, 8 But,the Lod liveth, which brought vp and led the feed of the boule of Flrael out of ‘the Roth countrep, and from all countreps where J had (cattered theni ant they hall Dwell in their owne land. : 9. Wine heart breaketh witht mee, be» caule of theg prophets, all my bones Hake Jam tke a munken man (ant like aman whom wine hathtouercome) fo the pretence ofthe Loz, and foz his holy mods. 10 Foꝛ the land is full of adulterers, and becauſe ofathes the land mournech,the plea fant places of the wilderneſſe are Dyed vp, and their» couricis euill, and their force ts Not right. i II Foꝛ both the prophet and the priek loo wickeoly ; € their wicked neſſe haue J found in mine : boule, fayth the LoD. 12 Citherfoze their way ſhalbe vnto them as flipperte wayes tn the Darknes:thep balbe Baten forth and fall therein: fo: J wilbeing a plague vpon them, euen the peere of their uilitation,faith the Lord, 13 And J baue teene fooliG ues in the po- phets of Samaria, that propheties tn Baal, and canfed niy people Ifrael toerre. 14 J haue ſeene alſo in the Prophets of Jerufalem * ilthineſſe: they commit adulte- rie and walke in lies; theyſtrengthen allo the handes of the wicked that none can re turne from his wickedneſſe: they are all vn⸗ to ! me as Sodom, tthe inhabitants there: of as Gomoꝛah. : I5 Cherfore thus ſaith the Lord of hoſts concerning the prophets, Beeld, F will feee them with = wozmewood, and make them Minke the water of gall: foz from the prophets of Ferufatem izi wickednes gone fozth into all the land. 16 Thus faith the Lord of holes, Weare Not the words ofthe prophets that prophetic unto yon and teach pou vanttie : they fpeake the vifion oftheir owne » heart, and not out of the mouth of the Lod, N 17 They lay cil vnto them that deſpiſe me, The Lord hath (td, Peoſhal hance prace Jeremiah. Nothing fecret to God. and they fay onta — that walketh at `> ter the ſtubbornneſſe of bis ownehetart, No euill hal come vpon you. 13 foz r who hath tood inthe counfelof p Thus they did the Loud that he hath perceived and heard deride leremiah his word? Che hath marked his word and as though the beard it? word of God Ig Behold, the tempel ofthe Lord goeth were notreuealed forth in his wꝛath, anda violent whirlewind vato him : fo alfo fal fall downe vpon the head of the wicked. Pake Zidkiiah to 20 The anger of the Lozd thal not returne Michah, 1.Kinge vntil he haue executed, anD till he baue pers 22.24. formed the thoughtsotbhisheart: inthe lat» q Both that God ter Daves pe 9 Mail vnderſtand it plainely. bath fent me, and 21 * J baue not fent thele Pzophets,faith thaemy wordes the Lozd, petthep ran: J baue not ſpoken to Mall be true. them,and pet they propbetiea. Chap.t4.13,14, 22 Butrl they bad ſtood in mycountel, end 27.15. and ' had declared my words tomy people, and 29.8.9, then they Would bane turned them from r He theweththe their entil way, and from the wickedneſſe of difference be- thetrinuentions. tweene the true 23 Am Ja God athand, fapth the Lode, Prophetsand the andnota Godt farreof? falfe, betweene 24 Gan any hive himſelkin fecret places, thehireling and that J hall not fee hint, faith the Loꝛd? Doe thetrue minie not J Gill heauen and earth, fapth the Lord ? Rer. 25 Jhaue heard what the prophets fayd, í Doe not I fee that prophefie lestn my game, laying, J your falfhood, t haue Dreamed, J] hate Dreamed. > howfocuer you 26 Wow long? *Do the prophets delight clokeit, and to prophetic lies enen pꝛopheſying the Deceit wherefocuer you oftheir owne heart? conmit it? 27 Thinke they tocaule mp people to t Ihaue apro- forget my Mame by their Dreames, which pheſie reuealed they tell euery man to bis neighbor, asthetr vnto me,as forefathers Haue forgotten mp same foz Num.12.6, Baal? tEbr. isit in the 23 The Prophet that hath adzeame, let heart of the pro- bim * tell a eame, he that bath mp word, phets è iet him ſpeake my word faithfully: what ig u Hetheweth - the chaffetothewheatefayth the Lord? that Satan raifetle 29 Js not mp woꝛd euen like a fire, fayth vp falfe prophess the Lod? and like a hammer that bzeaketh to bring thepeoe the fone? ple from God. 30 Therefore behold, will come againſt x Letthe falle the prophets, ſayth the Lozd, thatz fteale my prophet declare ` 1020 euery one from bis neighbour. that it is bis owne 31 Behold, J will come agaiutt the pzo- fantafic,and not phets, fayth the Lod, which bane Tweete fander my word tongues, and fay, De ſayth. as though it were 32 Bebold,F wil come againk them that acloke to couer prophelic falfe dꝛeames, fayth the Loz, and hislies. Doe tell them, and caufe mp people toerrebp y Meaning,that their lies, and by their flatterics, and J fent itisnot fufficient them not, noꝛ commaunded them: therefoze for Gods mini- they dzing no pzofit vnto this people, fapth fters to abftaine the Loo. from lies,and to 33 And when this people, oz the prophet, fpeake theword | 02 a Pꝛieſt hall atke thee, laying, (Abatis of God: bur that the > burdenof the Lod? thou Malt then there be iudge- ment inallesging it, and that it may appeare to be applied tothe fame purpofe that it was fpoken, Ezek. 3.17. 1,Corinth,3.13.and 4.2. 2. Tim.3.55, 1. Pet. 4.10,11, Z. Which fer foorthin my Name that which I haue not commaunde!. a Towit,theLord. b The Prophets called their threatnings Gods burden, whichthe {inners were not able tofuftaine, therefore the wicks in deriding the woree, would aske ofthe pros phets, What was the burden? As though they would fay , Youfecke nothing elfe burro Jay burdens on our {houlders : and that they reig- Ged the word of God,as a gricuous burden. fap * Baskets offigs. fay unto them, Chat burden? F willeuen fozlake pou,fapt the Loz. : 4 Anodthe prophet, oꝛ the prick, o2 the 3 c Becaufethis people that halt ap, The «burden of the worde was 020, J willeuen viſite cucry uch one, and broughttocon- bis boule. temptardderifi- 35 Thug Mall pee fap euery one to bis on he will teach neighbour, ecuery one te bis bꝛother, tabat theman other ath the Lod anſwered ?and what hath the maner offpeech, Loꝛd ſpoken? and will caufe 36 And the burden of the Lord yall yee this word Burden mention no moze: fozeuery mans d wold? to ceafe, & teach fhall be his burden: foz pee haue peruerted themtoaske the wordes of the lining God, the Lorde of withreuerence, hoftes our God. What fayth the 37 Thus falt thoulay to the Prophet, Lord? tibat hath the Lod anfwered thee 7 and d The thing what hath the Loꝛd fpoken? which they 38 And if pou fay, The burden of the mockeandcon- 100, @hen thuslapth the Lord, Becaute pe temne,thalcome fap this word, The burden of the Lord, and vpon them. J baue fent vnto you, ſaying, De hal not fay, She burden of the Lord, 39 Wherefore behold, J, cuen J willvt · }Or.take you teripi forget you,and J wilt forlake pou,and away. thetitie that 3 gaue pou, and pourfathers, and caſt you out of Mp peelence, Chap.o. 11s 40 And mil bꝛing *an euerlaſting reproch bpon pou and a perpetual Hame which ſhall neuer be forgotten. CHAP. XXIIIL 1 The vifion ofthe baskets of figs 5 fignifieth that part of the people ſhould bee brought agame fromcaptiuity, 3 And that Zedekiah and the refi of the people fhould be carted away, A p ir ie fhewedmec, and bebolde, two a bafgets of figges were fet before the Temple ofthe Low, after that Mebuchade nezsar king of Babel had cartes atwap tap. into captiuity, & tine Jecontah the ſonne of Jehoiakim king fo faned their of Judah, and the princes of Judah with the life, as Cha.21.8. wozkemen, and cunning men of Jerulalem, and the naughtie and had brought them to Babel. figs them that 2 Dnebatket had very good figges,euen remained, which Itke the figs that are firt ripe: and the other were yetfubic& DBalkct had bery naughty figs, which could to the {word, fa- Hot be eaten,they were fo euttl. mine and pelti · 2 Shen tapd the Lord vnto mee, Uhat hence, feelt thou Jeremiah ? And F fayd, Figs: the good figg bery good , andthe naughty very naughty, which cannot bee eaten, they are fo a The good figs fignified them that were gone euill. bWherebyhe 4 Againethe woꝛd ofthe Leo tame une approueththe tome,faytng, 5 Thustapth the Lord, the God of Jira» el, Like thele good figges, fo will J knowe pany,becanfe them, that are caried away captive of Jus theyfobeyed the Dah, to be good, whom F haue fent out of Prophetywho thigb place,intotheland of the Caldeans. exhorted them 6 F027 wiil tet mine epes vpon theni thereunto, foz good, and J will bring them agatneto c Which dech- this land, and F will build rhem,and not Dee reth that manof ftropthem, and J will plant them, and not himfelfe can roote them out, | know nothing, 7 And J will give them an «heart to till God giue the knoto me,that J am the Lo22, and they hall heart and vnder- be my* people, and J will be theit God: foz 3 they pall returne yuto me with there whole Chap. 31:33. heart. : —5 3 *And as the naughty figaes whith Chap29.17, cannot beceaten, thepare focutll Caurely yeclding of Iere- niah & hiscom- Chap, xxiiij. xxv. The Prophets diligence. thus fayth the Lod) fo will J gine zedekiah the king of Judah and his princes , and the relidue of Jeruſalem that remaing in this land, and them that ¢ Dwell in thelandD of d Which fied Cayppt: f thither før fuc» 9 J willeuen giue them fo? a terrible cour. plague to all the kingbomes of the earth, & foz arepzoch , and fez a proucrbe, fora coms mon tatke,and foz acurle in al places, where 3 pall cat then. 10 And J will end the ſword, the famine and the peftilence among them, till they bee confumed eut of the land that J gaue vnto them and to their kathers. CHAP. XXV. 1 He prophefieth that they fhalbe in captiuity feuentyyeeres, 1% Andthatafterthe feueny Jeres the Babylonians fhsuld be deftroyed, 15 The deftruction of all nations i prophefied. Te werd that came to Jeremiah, con- cerning all tbe people of Judah tu the a fourth peere of Jehotakim the fonne of Jo- fab king of Jndab,that was in the fire pere of Nebuchad nezzar king of Babel : “2 The which Jeremtah the Prophet fpake vnto all the people of Judah, and to all the inhabitants of Serufalem,faping, 3 Fromtbe thirteenth yere of Joliah the forineof Amon king of Judah, enen vnto >this Dap ( that isthe three and twentieth peere) the worn of the Loꝛd hath come nto me, and J baue ſpoken vnto pou -riling ear- ip and (peaking, but pe would not heare. 4 And the Lod hath tent vnto you all bis feruants the Prophets, riling early and lending them, but pe would not heare,nez in· tline pour eares to obey. ; § Chey 4 fayd, Burne againe now eue- ty one from bis eutll way,and from the wic- keanes of pour inventions, tye alt dwel in the land that the Lozd bath given vnto pou, and to your fathers fo? euer and euer, 6 And goenot after other gous to ſerue them and to wo: Hip them, and prouoke me not to anger with the wozkes efpour hands, and J will not puniſh you. 7 Neuertheleſſe pe would net heare me, ſayth the Lord, but paue pꝛouoked me to an: ger with the wozkes of pour hands to pour owne burt. ‘ 8 Therfore thus faith the Lord of poke, Becaule pe haue net heard my wozds, © 9 Begol, I willlend,aud take to me all the < famtlies of the Roath, fayth the Lorde, and Nebuchad · nezz arthe kingof Babel my f feruant, and will dzing them againlſt this tand, and againtt the inhabitants thereof, and agatntt all thefe nations ¢ round about, and wil Deltrop them, and make them an aſtoniſhment and an piling, and a continu: all deſolation. 10 *Moꝛeoner J will || take from. them the voyce of mirth, andthe voyce of glau- nah 3.8. e The Caldeans, and all their power. f So the wicked and Satan himfelfe are Gods feruants, becatife hee maketh them to ſerue him by conftraint,and turneth that which theydoe of milice,to bis honor and glory. g As thé Philiftims,Ammonites,Egyptians and others, ch fy 5 6.9. Or defiroy. ; P ap 3 meile, 293 a That is,in the third yeere ac- complithed, & in the beginning ofthe fourth: for though Nebu- chad nezzar be⸗ gan to reignein the end of the third yeere of Iehojakims reigne,yet thae yeere is nothere counted, becanfe it was almoft exe pired, Dan, 1.1, b Which was the fift yeere and the ninth meneth of Iehoiakims reigne, c Thatis, I haue {pared no dili- gence or labour, Chap.7,13> d He fheweth that the Prophets wholly with one confent did Ja- bour to pull the people from thofe vices, which then reigued : to wit, ftom idola⸗ trie,and the vainé confidence of men: for vader thefe two all o- ther were contéle ned,2.King.175 13 chap.18.13. and 35.15.10+ | The cup of wrath. h Meaning, that bread &al things that fhould (erue vnto their fealts, fhould be taken away. i Thisrewelation was forthecon- firmation of his prophefie, be- caufe he tolde them of che timethat they fhould enter and remaincin cap. tiuitie, 2.Chron, 36.22, CZ1a.0 A Chap.29,10, dan 9.2. k For fecing the iudgement be- gan athisowne houfe the ene- mies mult needes bee punifhed moft grieuoufly, Ezek.9.6. B.pet.4.17. 1 Thatiszof the Babylonians,as — m Signifyi the i iA fli&ions that God had appoin- ted for cuery one,as Pfal.7 5,8. Tfa.g1.17. and this cup which the wicked drinke,ismore bitter then that which he giueth to his children, for he meafureth the one by mer- cie, and the other byiuftice. n Fornowit beginneth and fhal fo continue tillit be accom- plithed. o Readefobi.¢. p Which were «cities of the Phi- uſtims. q Edom ishere taken for the wholecountrey, and Vz for apart thereof, ¢ As Grecia, Jraly, andthe reft of thofe coun- treys. nefſe, fhe voyte ofthe bꝛidegrome, andthe voyte ok the bꝛide, the noyſe of the i mif ſtones ana the light of the candle. It And this whole land mall be delolate, and an aftontfhment, and thele nations thail feruie the king of Babel (cuentp peeres. I2 Gnd when the ‘ feuenty peeres are at- complien, I will villte * the king of Ba- beland that nation, fayth the Lo2de, for their iniquities, cuen the land cf the Cal⸗ ? cans and will make it a perpetuali Selola> ton, 13 And FJ will bring vpon that lande all my words which Jhaue pronounced againtt it, euen all that ts wetrten in thts booke. which Jeremiah bath peophelicd again all nations. : F For mauy nations and great Kings fhali euen ‘(crue thenitelues of them: thus will J recompente them accozaimg to their Deedes, and accosding to the workes of their owne hands. 5 Fo: thus hath the Lozd God of Iſrael {poken yntome, m Cake the cup of wine of this mine indignation at mine hand, and caufe all the nations fo tuhom J fend thee,to deinke it. 16 And they Hall drinke, and be mooued, and be mad, becauſe of the fwozd, that J will fend among them, 17 Ehen tooke J the cup at the Loves hand, ant made all people todzinke, vnto whom the Lom bad fentme:s 18 Even Jeruſalem, and the cities cf Ju⸗ Dab, and the Kings thereof,and the Princes thereof, to make them deſolate, an aſtonich· — an hilling, and a curſe, ®agappeareth is day: 19 Pharaoh aloking of Egypt. and his Melle and bis pꝛinces, and all bis peo⸗ p g: 20 And all fotz of people, tall the kings ofthe land e of Gs: ann all the kingsofthe lante of the Philiſtims, and r Aihkelon, and 433ab, and Ekron, and the remnant of Aharon: 21 9€ dom, and Moab , andthe Amma: nites, 22 Anvall the kings of Tyrus, call the kings of Zidon, and the kings of the Dies, that are bepond the Hea, 23 And Dedan, and Tema, and Bus, and all that Dwell in the vttermoſt corners, 24 Qudallthe kings of Arabia, and all the kings of Arabia that Dwellin thet de> crt, 25 Gnd all the kings of Zimri, andail bs ninge ofl Eiam, añd all che kffigs ofthe EDES, 26 And all the kings of the North, farre and neereone ta another, and allthe kings Domes of the world, which are bpen p earth, and a king of * Shehach hall minke af- ter them. 27 Therefore fay thou bnto them, Thus fayth the Lon of bottes, the God ot Jiraci, f Thefe were people of Arabia, which cameofDedan the fonne of AbrahamandKeturah, t Forthere were twocountreys fo named, the one called plentifnll, and the other barren, ordefert. (Or, Peri, u Thatisyof Babylon.as Chap.5 1-41, Ieremiah. Plagues on ali Dꝛinke and be Munken, anv {pet and fall and vile no moze, becaufe of the ſwoꝛd, which F will fend among yon.. 28 E But ifthey refule to take the cup at thine hand to minke, then tell them, Thug oporbe £020 of hoſtes, Ve Tall certaiuely 29 Foꝛ loe, J begin to plague the = citie, where my name is called vpon, and ſhould pou goe irec ? Pe thal ust go quite; fo2 J wil call fox a fwe: vpon ali the tnhabitantsof the earth, fapth the Lod okhoſtes. 30 Therfore prophetic thou againk them ail thele wos , and fay nto them, * Che Loꝛd ſhall voare from aboue, and thant out bts voyce from bts holy habitation: he hall roate vpon bis habitation; and crp aloud,as they that peffe the grapes, againt all the tnhabitants of the earth. F 31 The found ſhalcome to the ends of the earth: foz the Lo hath a contronerfic with the nations, and will euter into iudgement with all fley, and he wili gine them that are wicked te the hwo2d,fapth the Led, 32 ¶ Thus fapth the Lod of hokes, Bee hold, a plague fail goe fozth from nation to nation,and a* great whirlewind ſhalbe rat- fed vp from thecoatts of the earth, 33 And they flaine ofthe Lom Hall beat that Day krom one end of theearth, euen vn⸗ to the other end of the earth: thep ihal not be Mourncd, neither gathered nozburicd, but ſhalbe as the Dung vpon the ground. 34 Wowwle, pee Hepheards, and cric,and wallow pour feines in the athes, pe principal of the flocke: ĉo: pour Dayes of laughter are accomplifhed,and of pour diſperſion, and pe iali fall like pzectous veſſels. 3§ And the > flight fall faile from the ſhepheards, and the elcaptng from the prin- cipallofthe fotkes 36 Avopeco€ the crie of the Hhepheards, and an Howling of the principal of the flock thall beheard ; foz the Lozd bath deſtroyed their patture. 37 Andthe shee pakures are deſtroyed —— of the wrath and indignation of the p20. 38 He hath forfaken bis couert, as the lis on: foz thetr landis watte, becaufle ofthe wrath of the oppreſſsur, and becaule ofthe wrathok hts indignation, — CH AP, XXVI- 2 Ieremiah mooueth the people to repere tance. 7 Heewtaken of the falfe prophets and priefisand brought toimdgement. 23 Prjahthe Prophet ù killed of Tehoiahim contrary to the wik of God. | Nthe beginning of the reigne of Pebota- kimthefonne of Joſſah King of Judah, came thts wo2d from the Lord, laying, 2. Thus fayth the Lord, Stand in the a court ofthe Loꝛds oule, and {peake vnto all the cities of Judah, which come to two. ſhip in the Lords Woule, all the wordes that Icommand thee to ſpeake vnto them keepe nott a word backe, 3 Iklo bee they will hearken, and turne euery the earth. x That is,Icru- fatem, reade verte 12. Ioel 3.16, AMOS 1.2, Chap.30.2}. y They which areflaine atthe Lords appointe ment. z Ye that are chiefe rulers, and: gouernours. a Which are moft eafily bros cH, b Icthallnot helpethem to feeke to flee. 4Ebr peaceable, a Thar is, in that place of the Temple where- unto the people refort out ofall Tudah to facrifice, b/To the intent’, that they fhould pretend no igno- rance,AG.20, 27e. * gy eg — The Prophet accufed. encey man frombis eulll way, that 3 may £ repent mecotthe plague, which Jhaue De- termined to bing wponthent, becaule of the wickednelle oftheir workes. 4 Andtbhouthalé fay vnco then, Thus fatth the Lod, E yee will not heare mee to matke in my lawes, which J paue fet before pol, § And to beare the words of my ſeruauts the Prophets, whom J (cnt vnto pou, both rifing bp early, and (ending them, and will not obey them, FAE 6 Then wi! J make this Houle like d Shiloy , anv will make this citte «acurle 7.12, to ail the nations of theearth. ¢Sothatwhen 7 Bo the Wuielts and the Pꝛophets, and they would curfe althe people heard Jeremiah ſpeaking thele any,theythall — uaads inthe boule ofthe Lord. fay,God doe to Row when Jeremiah had made an theeasto Ieru- endeof {peaking all that the Loz had come falem, manden him to fpeake unto all the people, then the Prieſts and the Pꝛophets, and all the people toake bun, ang ſaid; Thou halt Die the death. 9 Ahy bait thou prophelted inthe Maine c Reade Chap, 38.8, d Reade Chap. fBecauleof ofthe Loud, laying, This Poule Halbe like Godspromife bila, and this citte Hall Se Delolace with: tothe Temple, ont an inbabtrant ? and all thepeople were Phl. 33.14. gathered aganit Jeremiah in the Houle of that he would the 020. forcuerremaine “19 Qnv when the Pinces of Judah there,thehypo- heard of thele things,they came apee the critesthought . kings houle into the Houle of the Lord, and thisTemple > fate dobne in the entrie of thes new gate of could neverpe- the Lors Houle. rihh,& therefore tr Then fpake the Piets and the Pꝛo⸗ thoughticblaf- phets vnto the princes,and to all the people, phemieto fpeake faying,+ This man ts worthie to Dies fo? he againftit,Matt. hath prophelied again this citic,as pe haue 26.61.A@s 6. heard with pour cares. 43.notconfide- 32 Then pake Jeremiah punto all the ringthatthis —- princes, and to all the people, faying , The wasmeant ofthe Lod hath bent meto propbelie agatuit thts Church where Houſe and againikt this citie all the things God will remaine that pe bane beard. ; for euer, 13 Therefore nowe amend yonr wayes g Socalled,be- and pour workes, and heare the voyce of the caufeitwaste- Lord your Gov, that the Loza may repent paired by Toa- · him of the plague, that hee hath pronounced tham,2, King.15- againſt pou. 35. o, 14 Astor me, behold, J amin pour hands: + Eby iudgement Doe with me as pee thinke good and right, jefdeath belong . 15 But know yee for certaine, thatit pee jethtothisman, put mec to death, yee Hall ſurely being inno: h He both thew. cent blood bpon pour (clues, and npon this jeththecauleof gitiesand vpon the inhabitants thereof: foz hisdoingsplain- of a trueth the Loꝛd bath ſent mec vuto pou ly,and alfo to peake all thele words in pour cares. threatencth them 16 -Then laid the princes and all the pros | thattheyfhould ple vnto the Pictes, and to the JDzophers, {nothing auaile, This mants not woztbie ta die: to? be hath || though they [poken to vs in the Mame of the Lord our i| fhould put him, God. todeath,but 17 ¶ Then roſe vp certaine of the Œl- heapegreater Derg oftheland, and pake toall the alfein- xengeance vpon bly af the people, faving, theit heads, 43 aBicbab the MWarathite * prophelier ‘\Michra.and in the Daves of Wezektay, King ot Judah, ` ann tpake to all the people of Sudab, lays ing, Thus faith the Lo: of holtes, zion Mali bee plowed likea ſield, and Jeruſalem Chap. xxvij. Vriiah murdered. foal bee an heape and the mountaine of the ipoule thatbe as the high places of b foet, 19 Did Hezekiah king of Juda), and all Indah put hima to Death 2, Vid hee nat fare tie Lode ana prayed before the Lord, and the Lord repented bin of the * plague, that hee had pꝛonvunced againſt them? thus might wee procure great enill again our ſomes. 20 And there was alfo aman that pro phelicd iu the Mame of the Lod, one Cirt tal) the ſonne of Shematah, of Rirtath-fa- rent, wha peophelied agaiuſt this citie, and agatult this lanm according to al the words ot Jeremiah, 294 i That is, of the Houle ofthe Lord,to wit, Zie on: and thefe examples the godiy alledged to deliuer lere. miah out ofthe Prieftes hands, whofe rave elfe would not haue bene fatis fed,tut by bis death. k So that the city 21 flow when Jehoiakim the king with was nor deftroy- all bis men of power, and all the Peinces ed, but by miracle Heard his wozdes , the king fought te flay was delrucred bim. But when Cirtiah heard it he was a> out of the hands fraid,and fled and went inte Egypt. of Sancherib , 22 Then Jehoiakim the king lent men | Here is decla- into Egypt, cuen Elnathan the fonne of red the fury of Achborand certaine with him into Egypt, tyranrs,who cane 23 And they fet Ctritah one of Egppt, akd norabide to bronghe him vnto Jebowakin the king, wha beare Gods word flew him with che fword,and catt his dead declared,but per- bodp into the graues of the childzenof the fecure the mini- people. Rers thereof, and 24 But the hand of Ahlkam ” the fone yer inthe ende of Shaphan was with Jeremiah that they they prenaile no- ſhould not giue him into the band af the peo» thing,bur pro- ple to put pum to Beach. uoke Gods indge ments fo much themore. m Asin the ftf, Hezekiahs example is to be followed, foin this other, lehoiakims.a@ is to be abhorred:for Gods plague did light onhim,and hishoufhold. ‘n Which declareth that nothing could haue appealed their fury if God had not moned this noble man to ftand valiantly in his defence, C'HA P. XXVII z Ieremiah at the commandement of the Lord fendeth bonds to the king of Judah, and tothe o- ther kings that were neere, whereby they are mo- nefhed to be ſubiects to Nebuchad-nexxar. 9 He warneth the people and the kings and rulers that they belecue not falfe prophets. i I the beginning of the reigne of · Jeho: takim thefonne of Jotiah king of Judah came this woe bunto Jeremiah from the Loyd, laying, 2 Thus iaith the Lord to me, Wake thee b —— pokes, and put them vpon thy necke, 3 And fend them tothe King of Crom, and to the king of Moab aud tothe king of the Ammonites, and to the king of Tyus, and tothe king of Zidon by the hand of che meflengcrs, which come to Jeruſalem vnto Sedentay the king of Judah, 4 4 And command them to fay vnto their matters, Z hus ſayth the Lord of hoſtes the God of Iſrael, Thus hatlyce fay vnto pour matters, doubts & make 5 J paue made the carth, the manm and the reading much the bealt thatare vpon the grsund, bp my more efie. b Byfuch fignes the Prophets vfed fometime to confirme theit prophefies, which note withftanding' they cculd nor do of themfelues,but in as muchas they’ hada reuelation for the fame, Ifa 20.2; and therefore the falfe pro- phets to get more credir did yfe allo ſuch vifible ficnes,but they hak no réuclation, 1,King,22,145 a Astouching the difpofition of thefe prophelies, they that gathe- ~ redthem intog - booke;did not altogether obe ferue the order of times,but did fet ome afore, — which fhould be: ~ aftersand contra⸗ riwife : which if the reader marke well, it fhalla- uoyd many great 3 The yoke of Babel. ¢ Reade Chap. 35.9. d Meaning, Euilmerodach, and hisfonne Belthazar, e They fhall bring him,and his Kingdome in fubre@ion,as Chap,25,34. great power, and by mp outſtretched arme, ae haue giuen it vnto whome tt pleaſeth mee. 6 Butnow Y haue giuen all theſe tands into the band of Nebuchad nezzar the King of Babel my < feruant, and the beatts pr foe field bane J alfo ginen him to lerue 7 Ana allnations hall ferne him, and bis 4 fonne, and bis fonnes fonne, vntill the bery time of hts land come allo: then many tations and great Rings halle ſerue them: feluesof him. 8 Gnd the nation and kingdome which twill not lerue the fame Mebuchad-nessar Ring of Babel, and that will not put their necke vnder che poke of the Ring of Babel, the fame nation will J vilite,fatth the Lod, with the word and with the famine, and with the pettiience, vntill Jhaue wholly gi- uen them into his hands. 9 Therefore beare not pour prophets noz your (oothfapers , noz pour Dzeamers, 1102 pour enchanters , no: pour fozcerers, which fay vnto you thus, De hal not frue the king of Babel. : To Foꝛ they prophelte a lie vnto pouta cauſe pou te goe farre from ponr land, and * fhould cak yvou out, and you ſhould It But the nation that put their neckes onder the pake ofthe King of Babel, and {true dim, thoſe will J let rematne tillin their owne land, faith the Lord, and they hall occupie it,and dwell therein, 12 (3 pake allo to Zedekiah King of Jue ` Bab accogding to all thefe wozdes, laying, Chap.3 4.14, and 23.21.4174 39,9, Chap.28.3- f Which were taken when le- coniah was led captiue into Babel, g Forit was not onely the Pro- phets office to fhew the word of God,but alfo . to. ptay for the finnes of the people,Gene. 20.7.Which thefe could not Put your neckes vnder the poke of theking of Babel, and ſerue him and hispeople,that yemap line, : 13 Aby will pee die, thou,and thy people by thefwozd, by the famine, and by the pe- Gilence, as the Lord hath poken againit me ee > that will not Cerue the King of 14. Theretore beare nof the words of the prophets, that (peake vnto pou, faying, Dee fhallnoc ſexue the King of Babel; fo? they prophetic alte unto pou. y Is for J baue not* (ent chem, faith the Lozd, pet they pꝛopheſie a lie in my Mame, that 3 might cat you out,and that pemight perih, both pou, and the Prophets that pro· phefie vnto pou. 16 C AlI pake tothe Picts, andto pl all this people,(aying, Thus faith the Loz, Heate not the words of pour Prophets that pophelie vonto pou,faping, Behold,* the vel fels of the Houſe okthe Lo: ſhallnow Mozte ly bee £ brought agatne from Babel, fo2 thep prophetic alie puto pou. 5 17 Weare theni not, bur ferne the Ring of Babel, that pee may liue: wherefore ſhould thts citie be Delolate? 18 ‘But tE they bee Prophets, and ifthe wo2d pf the Lord be with them,let them eins doe, becaufethey treate the Lord of hoſtes, that the veſſels badno exprefle which are leftin the houleof the Lo2d, and word: for God had pronounced the contrary, in the boule of the king of Judah, and at Jle: rufalem,goe not to Babel. i 19 Foz thus faith the Lord of boes cons Jeremiah. Hananiah a falfe prophet. cerning the *pillars, and concerning the ſea, 2, King, 25.13. and concerning the bales, and concerning ~ relidue ofthe vellels that remaine in this Citic, 20 Mhich Mebuchad-nessarking ef Bas - bel tooke not, when he carted “awaycaptine 2 King.24, 12, Jeconiah the fone of Jehoiakim king of 13. Judah from Jerufalem to Babel, with all the nobles of Fudah and Jeruſalem 2I Fo: thus lapeth the Lord of hotes the Gow of I(tael, concerning the veffels that rematne inthe Youle af the Lod, and f | in the houſe ofthe king of Judah and atges B That is, for rufalem, the fpaceof fe- > 22 Thep Hall beebsought to Babel, and uenty yeeres till there they tall be wnttl the Day that J vilite 1 bauecauled the bthem, tapyeth the Lod: them will J bring Medesand Perfi- them bp,and rekor them vnto this place, CHAP. XXVIII x The falfe prophefie of Hananiah. 12 Fere- miah reprometh Hananiah, and prophefieth. ansto ouercome the Caldeans, A ND that Came peere, in the beginning of the 2 retgne of zedekiah nigo Ju- Dab tn the > fourth peere, and in the Atth mos neth, Hananiah the ſonne of Azur the Pro· phet, which was of: Gibeon, ſpake to mee in the Doule of the Lod, in the prelence of the patetts,and of all the people,and fain, ; 2 hus (peaketh the Lozd of hoſts, the God ok Iſrael ſaying, Jhaue broken the poke c Thiswasa citie of the king of Babel. in Beniamin,be- _ 3 thin two pereg (pace J will bꝛing longingtothe — into thts place all the belleis of the Loz0s fonnesof Aaron, houle, that Nebuchad nezzar king of Babel lofhzr.a7, tooke ree from thts place,and carted them teby.ewo yeeres into Babel. — s of dayes, l 4 Ana F will izing agatne to this place Jeconiah the onne of Jehoiakim King of Judab. with all them that were caricd awa capttue of Judab and went inte Babel att the Lord; for J| will bzeake the poke of the king of Babel. K §. Then the Prophet Jeremiah ſaid vn · : tu the ¢ prophet Hananiah inthe pzelenceof d He was fo é- the Dietes , and in thepzelence of allthe ſteemed, though} | people that ſtood tn the houſe of the Lod, he wasa falfe 6 Cuen the Pꝛophet Jeremiah am, Ho prophet. bee it: thee Lod fo doe, the Lord confirme e Tharis, I thy words which chou halt prophelied,tore> would with the froze the veflets of the Lords poule, and all (me forGods ° that is carted captiuefrom abel, into this honour,and > ace. x wealth of ay 7_ But heare thon now this word that J people, but hee wil (peake in thine cares, and Inthe eates of bath appointed all the people. thecontrary. f 8 he Pꝛophets that hauebeene before f Meaning, that | ¢ me and before thee in time patt,f prophelted theProphets | againſt many countrepes,and agatntt great that did either | kingpomes,of warre,and of plagues and of denounce warre pettilence. i ~ or peace,were o Andthe Prophet which prophelieth of tried cicher true peace, when the word of the Prophet Wall or falfe by the come to paffe, then Hall the Prophet bee fucceffe of their knowen that the Lo hath truely tent hin, prophefies, Al- 1D ‘hen anantah the ophet tooke ber God make} ¢ the poke from the Prꝛophet Jeremiahs to cometo paste} lo fometime that which the falfe prophet (peaketh, to trie the * of his Deut, 13.34 necke, a When Teremi:, ah begarne to beare thefebonds and yokes, ; b Afterthat the land had refted, © as Leuit.2 5,2, ‘Hisanibitiomand rage. E Thisdeclareth necke and e brake ite oo: theimpudencie II And Hananiah Pake inthe preſence ofthe wicked , of allthe people, faping, Thus fayeth the birelings, which- 1020, Cuen to will J bzeake the poke af fig- baueno zealé to buchad-nes3zar Wing of Babei , from che the trueth, rat are led witham® peered: andthe Prophet Jeremiah went bis bition to get the Wapi fauour of mien,” © 12 ¶ Whewthe worde of the Lord came and therefore © buto Jeremiah the Prophets ( after that cannet aide any Wanantab the prophet vad broken the yoke that misht dif- Erom the necke ot the Prophet Jeremah) creditthem, but {aping, 3 ; burſt forth into 13 Go2,and tell Hananish, faping, Thus rdeesjandcon- Tapih the Lord, Whou halt broken the pokes trary*to their of wood,but thou (hall make for them pokes | own confcience of peon. j paffe not what 14 Foꝛ thus fateth the Lord of hoftes, the lies they report, God of Hlracl, J haue puta yoke of yon orhow wickedly vpon the necke of all thele nations, that they doe fotha they may lerue sQebucyad-neszav King they máy main- Of Babel: foz hep Mail ferue dun, andj] taine their efti- —* giuen hun the + weattes-of the fielde mation. = — “AUO, : s b'Thatisahard ` 15 Then laid the Prophet Jeremiah vn- andcruell ferui- to the prophet Yanantal, Weare now Pana- tude, >> niab, the Lode hath not ſent thee,bur thou i Signifying, that makeſt this people te truf ina lie. ali thould beebis, 16 Therkoꝛe thus faith the Lord, Behold, asDan. 2:38. FH well calt thee trom of rhe earth: thispeere k stéing this ‘thouthalt Bie, becaule thon jat ſpoken res thing‘waséui- belliouflpagatinit the Loꝛd. ; dent in the eyes 17 So ipanantah the peophet * dicd the ofthe people,& fame veere in the ſeuenth moneth. Yet they retuned notto the Lorde, itis manifeft, that miracles cannot moue vs,neither the word it felfe, except God touch the heart, aot CHAP. XXIX, > 3 Ieremiah writeth unto thom that were i cap- "tivity in Babylon, 10 He prephefieth their returne 3 afier fewenty yeres. 16 He propheſieth the deſtru- da ahs ‘tion of the king and of the people that remaine in ` Terufalem. 23, He threatueth the prophets that Da s feduce thepeople) 3 ‘The death of Shemaiah ss Ea + en biust ig ft By AON a en | DOr, zerer N ty thele are the wordes ok the | boske —J that Jeremiah the Prophet tent from 4 'Forfomedied Jeruſalem vnto⸗ the relidue of the Cloers in the way, which were carped away captines, and to the Peieſtes and to the Prophets, and to all the people mhom sebuchad neszarv had Halah orans iT 2 (After that Jeconiah the king, and the bQucene,and the Cunuches,the *pinces of. Judah,and of Jerufalem, and the workmen ey —— men were Departed trom Je⸗ ruſalem gr 3 Bythehanve of Elalahthe fonne of , chy eet a Gemartah the fonne of Yil- I| © To efitreat of Ktah, (whom Fedekiah king of Judah < tent “fome equall con. Drita Babel to Nebuchadenezzar Wing of ditions, © Hoorni, ; i am 4 Thus hath the Lord efhotts,the Gen of Jfrael (poken vntoaltthat are carted a> way captiues, whom F haue ¢ cauled to be 1E Meaning Jem coniahs mother, | Chapet, 4 d To wit, the ,| Lord, whofe worke this was, Babel: PON gardens and cat the Fruita oF them, Chapixxix. necke ot âli nations within the ipaceoftwo iy i — ‘away captine from Jerulalem to: $ a gi 1 í caried away captiues from Jeruſalem vnto § Build pou houſes tonwellin, and plant 6 Cake: pow wits; e beget forties and Daughters: and take wines fo Your fonnes, and Clue pour daughters ta huſbands; that thep map bearelonnes and Daughters, that pe aap betncrealtD tere, and not Dimini> ed. 7 And ſeeke the proſperity of the city, whither Jhaue canted pou to bee carped ap Way captiues, and © pap vnto the Lorde fogit: tozinthe peace thereof fatl you haue peace. stat 8 q Foz thus ſayth the Lom ofhattes the Godot Iſraet, Lert not peur prophers e pour {oothlayers that be among you, decciue pou, neptber giue care to ponr d2eames y which pou dreame. 9 Foꝛ they propbefie you a Ips in my — : FZ bane not ſent ihem, tapety che 020, 10 But thus layth the Loa, Chat after ſeuentie peeres be accomplithed at abel, F wil vilit pou,and performe my good peomtie — vou, and canle you to returne to this place. IX For Iknow the thoughts that J haue thuught tewards pou, ſayech the Lorde, even the thonghts of peace,and vot of tronble, to Glue you an end,anB your hope, 12 Chen hail pou iry vnto mee, and pee hall goe and pray vate meand J will heare yo i. 13 And you fhall ſeeke me, and finde me, becaule pee Wall ſecke mee with allf pour cart. 14 And 7 will be fond of pou, fateth the Lod, and F will turne away your captiuity, and J wiil gather you trom att the uations, and tromall the places, whither Jhaue caſt you laith the Lozd, and wilbzing pou again vnto the place, whence J canid youtobee caried away captive. I i 1g @ Becaule pee hanclain, The Lorde bach railed vs vp s prophets in Babel, 16 Theretore. thus ſayth che Loyd of the king, that ittero bpon the thꝛone ot Dauid, and of allthe peoplethat well in this city, your brꝛethren that are uot gong feozth with pou inte —— 17 Euenthustapth the Lom of ponts, Be. bolt, J williend vpon them the” fwod, the famine, and the peſtilence, and willmake them like vile i figaes, that cannot be caten, they are fonaugity. i 18 And J wiil perkecute them with rhe ſword, with the famine, aud with the pelti- lence: and JZ wil make them aterrour to ail kingdomes of the earth, and ka turie, and aſtoniſhment and an hiſſing, anda reproch aroe all the nations whither J paue cait them. 19 Becaule they haue not heard my wordes layth the Lorde, which J tent vnto fheirby my (eruants the Prophets, ‘riling pp early,and fending them, but pe would not heare, ſaith the Lord. 20 C Weare pee therefore the worn of the Lord all ye of thecaptiuity, whom J paue fené fiom Jerufalem to Babel, the comparifon.Chap.24.1,2: k Reade Chap: Chap.7.13.and 2 5.3.and 26.5. To prophefie lies. 295 21 Thus. ¢ The Prophet fpeaketh not this for the af- fection thathe bare to the tys © rant,bue that they ſhould pray for the common tret > ana quittneffe, that their trous bles might not - be increafed, and that they might with more patience and leſſe griefe waite for the time of their de= hucrance which God had ap- pointed moft certaine: for elfe not onely the Ifraclites, but all the wotld,yea, and the inferfie blé creatures ` Mould rciovce when thefe ty- rants fhould be deftroyed,as Ha.g 4. f When your oppreffion fhall be great,and your affiiGions. cauſe youto repent yourdif= obedience,and.. alfo when the feuenty yeeres of your capti⸗ uity thall bee expired, 2. Chron, 36.228 ELA, Teds chap,2 5,52 dan. 9.2. g- As Ahab,Ze- dekiah,and She- | majah, h Whereby he affureth them rhat there fhall be no hope of returning before the time appoin- ted, i According to 26.6, l Readet Wicked counfell. 21 Thus laith the Lord of hoſts the Gon of Ffcaci,of Ahab the tonne of Kolaiah, and of zedekiah the fonte of Maaſeiah, which propel [tes vnto pou in my name, Behold, 3 willdelucr them into she hand ol ebun. chad-nessar king of Babel, and he hall Rap them uctor pour eyes. i 22 And all they of checaptinutty of Judah, that are in Babel, Hall take wp thiscurle a ane or fay, nee oon —— "= x edekiah and like Ahab, whom the king a m Becaufe they Sabei burnt m in the fire. pue Speen _ 23 Becaule they haue committed *villeny opeot fpeedy in Firaci,aud baue committed adultery with Pte fhele neighbours wiues,and haue ſpoken ip» ied ree ar uig wordes in my nane, which J hane not 'dukery,and faifi- consmanded them, euen J know it, and teki- —— word: fie it,(aith the 102d. o F ak _ 24 C Thou Hale allo (peake to Shema · lor.aream:·r. iah the | Mehelamtte, laying, 25 Thus lpeaketh the Lord of hsttes,the Hoof Jitact, laying, Becaule thou halt ſent letters in thy name vnto all che people, that arc at Jeruſalem, and to Zephaniah the fonne of Maaſeiah the Pict, and ta all che Pꝛieſts,ſaying. 26 The Lorde hath made thee Pien, for ° Jehoiada the Piet, that pee Mould be of: ficersin the Houſe of the Lome, fo cuery man that caucty and maketh himiclfe a Pꝛophet, to put him ur patlon and inthe ckes 27 Now therefore why halk not thou ree noma chs Mar afanan » Which p20- , ; phecieth vnto pou? — sg 28 Foꝛ, koꝛ this caule bee fent vnto vs in avajatt ile word Babel, faytng, This captiuitie tg long : build — ofthe benfeg to Dwell ia, and plant gardens, and which hee would Satethe fruits of chem. f haue made Iere- 29 i And Sephaniah the Pict read thts midi Gat calling Utter in the eares of Jeremah the Prophet. himarauer anda 20 Then came the wozd of the Lozd unto ; Feremiah,faping, falleprophet. “2 enn to all them of the captinity, fap- ing, Thus fapth the Lom of Shematay the Mehelamite, Becaule that Shematah hath propbelied vnto you,and 3 (ent him notant Ye cauled pou to truk ina tie, Hee and bis 32 Thereloꝛe thus faith the Lode, Be eede thal be de- Yolde, J will vifite Shematah che Rebela» a Shemaiah the falle prophet flattereth Zepha- niah the chiefe prieſt as though God had giuen him the fpirit & zeale of Iehoiada edforhar Mite and pta ſeede: He Hall not haue a man — —5— P to Dwell amang this people, neither hal be fheuldfeethe behold the good, that 3) twill Doe fe: my peo» benefit of this — the Lord, becauſe be hath ſpoken te= i ellioully againſt the Lod. deliuerance. CHAP. XXX, a The returne of the people from Babylon. 16 —* — th the enemies, 18 and comforteth the Gburch. T Me wode that came to Jeremiah front the Loz, faying, 2 Thus ſpeakẽeth the Lord Gon of Jira- el, faping, CHirite thee all the wordes that J] haue pte vnto thee, inaa booke. fhould be affu- 3 Foz loc,the dayes come, faith the Loyd, red,& theirpo- that ¥ will bring againe the captiuitie of Reritieconfirmed my people Iſrael and Judah, fayeth the inthehopeof Lozde; for J will reſtoꝛe them vnto the land ebisdeliuerance that Jgaue to their fathers, and they thall promifed . poſſelſſe it. 4 Agalire, thele are the wordes that the a Becaule they Jeremiah. Lod ſpake concerning Ifrael, and concer Deliueraacepromifeds © N ning Judah. Ea Ae ç sozthus faith the Lord, tee bane heard a> terrible uopce, of feare, and not of b He heweh; : tbat before. that this deliue⸗ peace. 6 Demand nowand beholde , it man trauaile with childe. CLiberefoze Doe J ber holde euery man with his Dandes on dis loynes as a woman in trauatle,and all faces are turned inte a paleneſſe!: f 7 Alas, fo: thts Ą Dayis great: monebath affi 7 been {ike ft it ts cuen the time of Jaakobs theirenemics, . trouble,pet all bebe deliuered from it. andthar they 8 For tn that 4 dap, faith the Lord of Mould be in hottes, FJ will bseake ¢ bis poke from oſft thp fuch perplexitie rance fhall deans fhould E extreme affli&ed by . necke, and bzeake thy bonds, and rangers and forowasa Mall no moze erue themſelues £ of bint. womaninher 9 But thep ſhall ſerue the Lome theirt crauaile,as Ifa. God, and s Dauid theirt King, whom F will 13.8. raile vp vnto them. c Meaning, `, Io Therefore feare xot, D myſeruaunt that the time of, Janko, laith the Lozd, neither bee afraide, their caprinitic i, D Ficael ; foz loe, N will Deliner thee froma thould be gric· farre countrey,and thy (ede from the land of uous, theit captiuttic, and Jaakob thallturne a: d When I fhalt gatne, and thalbein res and prolperitte,and viſite Babylon, none oallmake bum afraid. e Ofthe king , I For Jam with thee, faith the Lod, of Babylon. to {auc thee: though Jvtterly dettroy allthe f Towitof nations where J paue (cattered thee, pet laakob. will. Jonot weterly Destroy thee, but 3 will g Thats iter cozrect thee bpindgement, and notoytterty fak, whitch. ; cut thec off.” fhould come of 12 oz thus faith the Lord, Thy byutling the llocke of istncurable,and i thp wound is doloꝛous. 13 Therẽ is none to iudge thy caule, orto to che fleh,and lay aplatiter r there ate no medicines, nog Mkouldhethe belpe fo: thee. true paflouryas 14 Gllethy*loucrs haue forgotten thee: Exekicl 34.23. they feeke thee not.: for Jhaue itriken thee whois fet foriby - with the wound of anenentie, and witha and hisking- Harpe chattilemenc. foz the multitude of dome that thine iniquities, becauſe thy ſinnes were in⸗ should he euere createa. , FY lafting in the Is, Ahy cryeſt thou for thine afflictton 2 perfon of Dauid, thp ſorow fs incurable , foz the multitude Hofea 3.5. of thine iniquities z becaule thy finnes were b Read Chap, increaled, J hauc done thele things vnto 10.24. thee. i Meaning, that 16 ! Therefore all they that deuoure thee, no man isable alt bee deuoured, and ali thine enemics tofince outa cherp one (hall goe into captinitie + and meane to deliver they that ſpoile thee, halt bee ſpoyled, and them,bur that all they that robbe thee, will J giue to bee it woſt be the robbed Tarte worke of God, 17 Jor J will reto: health vnto thee, k The Aflyrians and J will heale thee of thy wounds, faith and Egyptians the Lord, becaule they called thee, The cait whom thou didft away, fayiog, This ts Sion, Whom no man entertsinewirh ſeekeih after. - __ gaftsywho left 18 Thus faith the Lord, Behold, F will thee in thine af- bing agatn the captinitie of Jaakobs tents, flicion. and have compalſis on bis Dwelling places: 1 Hercinis come and the citie tall be builded vpon ber owne mended Gods _ beape, ™and the pane fhall rematne after great mércie toe the manerthereof. ward his who 4 ft doeth not de- ftroy them for their finnes,but corre& and chaftife them, till he haue purged and pardoned them, and ſo burneth the roddes by the which hee did punith them, 1(@ 33+ 34; m. Meaning that the citie and the Temple ſhould be reftoredto their formes flate, i @ ig And come,the Cale Dauid,according — Gods cuerlaftingIoue. n Hetheweth how the people fhall with praife 19 Gnd ont of then hal prececd "thanks giuing, and the vovce of them that are toy: ous,and Jwil multiply chem, and they hail & thankefZiving not bee fewe: Fwillallo glorifie them,and pce this they yall not be — — benefit. , o Meaping,Ze- subbabel , who wastheficure o Chiiftjin whom this was accom- plithed, . 20 Sheir childzen allo mall bee as afore time, and theircongregation ſhall bee eita" bliſhed before mec; and 3 wilt vilic allthat vexe them. 21 Gnd their e noble ruler ſhal be of them⸗ (clues; € their goucrnour Hall proceed from the mtdves ofthem,and F wiil caule hrm to p Sipnifying,that Draw neere, and approck vnto me:fo2 whols Chiift doth wil~ lingly ſubmit bim{clfe to the obedience of God bis Father, g Lech $ wicked hypocritesthould this that Birecteth his r heart to come vnto in¢,fatth the Lod? ; 22 AnD ye fhalbe my people,and J wilbe pour Gov. 23 Behold, s the tempett of the Lord go- eth forth with wrath: tye whiclewind that hanseth ouer, Wall light vpon the bead of fater themfelues the wicked. w chefe promifts, theprophet(lew- eth what nalbe their portion, , r When this > Meffiahanddeli- ` were: is fent, J When this RO- le gouernour fhall come : mea- ning Chriſt, not onely Iudah and Tfrael, but the reftofthe world thalbe called, b Which were delivered from the cruclty of Pharaoh, «< To wit,God, d The people thus teafon as 24 The fierce wrath) of the Lord thal not returne vntill he haue Done, and vntillhee haue performed the intents of his heart: tn the latter Dates pe chall vnderſtand te, i CHAP, KXXL 3 Hee rchearfeth Gods benefits after their re- turne frem Babylon, 23 andthe {psritual! icy of the fusifullin the Church. A the fame time, faith the Lord. will J bee the God of allzbe families of Ifrael, and they thall be my people. 2 Thus fapeth the Lorde, The people which è elcapedthe fwo: , foundegracein the wilderneſſe; e he walked before Iſrael te caule him to reft, 3. The Loꝛd hath appeared vnto me 4 of olD, fay they :¢ Dea, J Hauc loned thee with an enerlaãſting ioue,therfoze with mercy J pane drawen thee. 4 Againe, J wil bulls thee,and thou Hatt bee butlded, D virgin Iſrael : thou halt ill t be adorned with thy tymbzels.anzd mait go forty inthe Dance of them that be toyfull, § . Theu: halt yet plant vines vpon the —— he were not ſo beneficial! mountapnes of e@amarta,and the planters tothénow, ashe that piant them * yall make them common. had bene of old. 6 Foꝛ the Dayes thali come that the e ThustheLord i watchmen spon the mount of Ephꝛaim anfwereth, that his loue isnot changeable. fhal ctp, Arie and let 93 g0 vp bnto* Ziom, to the Lord cut Gov. Forthus ſayth the Lord, Keioyce with 7 A Tipa fhalthaue glapneffe for Jaakob, & Hout fo: toy among i ill oecaſion to the chieke of the ! Gentiles ;, publiſh pzayie, reioyce: whichis anD fay, D Lozd, faue thy people, the rem- meant by tabrets nant of Iſraei. and dancing, 2s 8 Bebolde, F will bꝛing them from the their cuftomwas Noꝛth countrey,and gather them front the after notable vi- coaftes.of the wala, wich the blinde and the Gories,Exo.1§. 2o.iud.5.2.and chap, 11.34. g Becaufe che Iffaelices, which were the tenne tribes,neuerreturnedte Samaria, therefore this muft bee fpititually ynderftood vnder the kingdome of Chrift, which-was the Chap. xxxj. lame amoug thet, withthe woman with child, and her that ig Deituercdailo; agreat company hall returne bither. 9: Thevhallcome> weeping, and with mercy will J bing them againe: wül tade them by the riners of» water in a — —— algae not fumble: ather to Iſrael, ay o ay ae ame, ete ar | O.@ Meare the worde of the Loꝛd D yee Geniules, and declare in che ples afarre off ub Gy be paar ger Bleael, will gather l Ukeepe him as a ſheph doth — F —— It Fozthe Lowe hath tedeemed Jaakob; and ranlonted him from, the bande ofr * that was ſtronger then be. . 12 Therefore hep thaltcome and reioyce inthe height otz ion, e hall run to the boun- tifulnefe of the £020, euen fo2 the a wheate, and foz the winc,and foz the ople,and for the tole ase are oe bullockes : and their as a watered garden, andr Hall yo ne pi ager - ep 3 Jen {hall the virgine retoyce in the * Baunce,and the pong men,and the old men together: for J will turne their mourning uto loy, and will comfoztthem, and giue them toy foz their fozowes, 14 And J will replenity the foute of the Piets with í fatues, and mp people thalbe fatificd with my goodnes, fatth the Loz, 15- Thus fath the Lord, A boyce was beard on bie, a mourning & bitter weeping. t Rabel weeping foz ver chtlozen,refuled to bee comforted f0? her children, becaute thep were nor. 16 Thus lapeth the Lord, Kekrayne thp voyce from weeping, and thine epes froin teares ; fo; thy woꝛke fhalbe remarked farth the Lod, and they thall come againe from thelandottheenemyp. _ 17 Gnd therets hope inthine end, fayth the Lo20, that thy childzen thall come againe to thetr owne bazvers: 18 Jhaue heard e Ephraim lamenting thus, Chou halk coꝛrected niece, and J was chaitiled asat vntamed caife: ¥ connert thoi meand J hali bce conuerted: faz chon art the Lord my God. 19 Durely, after that J conuerted, J re: pented: and after that J was tnfructed, J ſmote vpon myz thigh: J was aſtamed. yen, euen contounded, becauſe F dtd beare the re poch okmy vonth. 20 Js Epara’ my deare ſonne o: plea: fant chil 2 pet ſince J (pake vnto him ſtull dremembred himn: therefore my bowels are troubled foz hun: J will ſurely pane compat. lion vpon him, faith the Lod. 21 etthee vp figues;make thee heaps; An yntamed calfe, 296 m Thatis, la- menting their finnes, which had not given eare to the Prophets,and there fore.it fol- loweth that God receined them to mercy, Chap, 50. 4. Some take it that they (ould weepe for boy, n Where they- found ne impe- éiments,bura- bundanee of all things. o That is, my desrely beloued, asthe firltchilde isto the fathers p-That is,frd the Babyloniaps and other enemies, q By thefe teme porall benefits he meaneth the ſpi⸗ situall graces whichare inthe: Church, & # here. of there fhould be ewer plenty, 1la.58.3 1y 12, r In the compas ny of the farh- full which euer praife Ged for his benefits, f Meaning, the. fpitit of wildom, knowledge,and . zeale, t To declare the greatnes of Gods mercie in celine» ring the Lewes,he. fhewech thé that they were like to the B_niamises or Ifraelites: that is,veterly defircis- ed,and carted a⸗ way, infomuch thatif Rahel che- mother of Benia⸗ min.could haue rifenagaine to - feeke forher childré,the fhould hauefound noneremaining: u That isthe people that were. Jed captive. x Which was wanton,& could notbe fubic&tothe yoke. y Hee (hewethhow the faithfull vſe to pray:thztis,defire God te turne there,torafmuch as they cannot turne⸗ ofthemfelues. z Infigneofrepentance, anddeteftaticn of my fin» a. As though hee wouid fay, No: for by hisiniquiry hee did what lay ‘inhimtocaft me off. b To wit, in pitying him for my promife ſake⸗ c Marke by what way thou doeſt go into captiuity, and thou fhaltse— ture againe by the fame, . “reftauration of thetrue Ifrael. h That is,thall eat the frait thereof, as Leuit. 19. 23. deut.30.6, i The miniftersofthe word. k- They fhall exhort all to theimbracing ofthe Gofpel,asifa. 2.3. 1 Hee theweth what Malbe the concord and loue of all vnder the Gofpel, where none thall bec refufed for their infirmities; and cuery ong {hall exhort oneanoth¢rtoimbrace it. ft. Anew coutnant. fet thine heart toward the path € way, that thon h att walked: turne againe, D virgine of Jiraclsturne againe te thele thy cities. 22 Dow long wiit thou go aſtrav, D thon __ tebellious Daughter? fozthe Loyd bath crea: d Becaulecheir' fedd anew thing in the earthiA WOMAN deliverance from’ {hall compaffe a man. Babylon'wasafi- 23 Thus faith the Lord of hoſts, the God gure oftheir delie of Iſrael, Pet hail they Cap this thing in the uerance fromfin, land ef Judai , and tn the cities thereof, hefhewethhow when J hall bing agatne their capttuitte, thisfhouldbee ` The Low bleife thee, D habitation oftu- procured,to wit, fticeanl help mountaine, — — by leſus Chrift, 24 And Judah hall dwell init,and al the whomawoman cities thercof tegethcr,thehulbandnyen and fhould conceiue they that go forth with the flocke. andbeareinher 25 Foz J haue lattatethe weary foule, e wombė. Whichis Jhaue replenithed eueryſorowfull foute. aftrange thingin 26 @herefore J waked, and beheld, and earth, becaufehee my fleepe* was ſweete nto me. s fhould bee bone © 27 Beyolae, the Daves cane, faith the of avirgia with- Load,that g wilow the boule of Iſrael, and ourman‘or,he > the houle of Judah with the feede of man meaneth that Ie-; and with the ſeede of beatk, rufalemwhich was 28 And like as J baue watched bpon like abarrenwo- them, to plucke np and to toofe out, and to maninhercap- throw downe, and todefroy, and to plague tivity (hould be them, fo wil watch ouer them, te build and fruit ful, as hethat to plant them,faith the Lord. isioynedinma- · = 29 In thoſe dayes ſhall they fap ne moze, riage, andwhom The fathersehaue eaten a fotoe grape,and Goibleffehwith the childꝛens teeth are fet on edge. children, “30 But cueryone Hall die for bis owne © Hauing vnder· iniquities enery mai that eateth the oare Moodthis vifion grape,bisteeth albe let onedge. ofthe Mefliahto 31 -@ Bebhold,the dates come, faith plod, come,inwhom that 3 will make a t new couenant with the the cwohoutes of honſe of Plrache with the houle of Judah, TfraclandIudah 32 MOC according tothe conenant chat J thouldbeioyned, made with their fathers, whens! toske them Ireioy ced. by the hand to bring them outof the land of f I willmultiply Egypt, the which mp couenant they ‘brake, andenrichthem although J was lan bulbande vate them, with people aud. faith. the Lord. eattel. 33 But this hall be the couenant that J g Thewicked v: will make withthe beuleof Iſrael, After fed this prouerbe, k thoſe Daves, fayth the Lod, J will put my whenthey did Lawe in their inward parts, and wzite it in murmure againſt theit hearts, and will be their God, and they Gods iudgements ſhalbe my people. pronounced by 34 And they hall! teach no moze euery the prophets, man his neighbour, and every man his b0: faying that their ther faving, Know the Lord, kor they hatiall fathers had com- knowe meẽ fromthe leat of them vnto the mitted thé fault, greateſt of them, ſayeth the Loyd: foz 3 will and that the chil- dren were punifhed, Eze, r8.3. h Though thecouenant ofredemp- aionmade co the fathers,and this which was giuen after,feeme diuers, yet they areall one,and grounded on Iefus Chrift ſaue ý thisis called newe,becaule of rhe manifeftation of Chrift, and the abundant gra- cesof the haly Ghoft giuen to his Church vnderthe Golpel. i And fo were the oceafion of their owne diuorcement through their infi» - delity, Ifa. go, 1 hOr after, Kk In the time of Chrift,my Lawthall in Read of tables of {tone be written in their hearts by mine holy fpi- rit ,Heb.8.8,ro. 1 Vnder the kingdome of Chrift there thal! none be blinded with ignorance, hut will give them faith and knowledge of God for remiflion of their finnes, & daily increafe the fame, fo that it (hal not (ceme to come fo much by the pre:ching of my minifters, as by the inſtruction Of my holy Spirit, 1.5 4.1 3 but the full accom’. plhing hereof is referred to the kingdome of Chrilt, when we thal bei oynedwith our head. Jeremiah. God neverforfaketh hise- forgine their iniqnitte, and will remember Toes us fatet tbe Lorne, which gtuetb ti 35 pus lateth the Lode, wyich giu RSiq aiing tt © the Sunne fez a light tothe Day, and the m Ifthe Sunne, © courtes of the (Boone and of the.ttarres fox Mooneand ftars - alight tothe night, which breaketh the lea, cannot but gue when the wanes theresf roare: his Mamie is light according « the Lowd.ofhoftes. i to mine ordis | 36 JE chele oꝛdinances depart out of my nance;fo long as fi Fitael ceate from being a nation before mee, ſo thal my church fo: enter. neuer fayle,ney- 37 Thus layeth the Lord, Jf theheauens therthall any can be meaſured,s o2 the foundations ofthe thing hinderit: earth bee fearched out beneath, then will J and as fure as E cat of all the feed of Iſrael,foꝛ all that they wilhaueapeople, paue Done, faith the Lord. ‘| fo cettayne isit” 38 Beholde, thedayes come, fapeth the that Iwill leaue Loyd, that the o city halve buile to the Lom them’ my weed P from the cower of Manancel, unto the gate oF for euerta go.” the coner. uerne them with, 39 Ana thelpneof the meafure Hall goe n The one and forth in his preſence vpon the hil@areb,and the otheris ime”? hall compaſſe about to Saath, | poffible, > 40 And the whoie valley olthe dead bo: o ASit vas per⸗ Dies and ofthe ales, t althe fields vnto the formed,Nehém,' bzooke of Kidzen,and vnto the corner of the 3.2. By this det% horſegate toward the atk, Malbe holy vnto fcriptionhée © the Loup, neither Hallie bee plucked vp nor theweth thatthe deſtroyed any moze foz euere citie fhould be , è asampleand beautifull as euer it was : but hee alludeth tothe {pitituall lerafalemn whofe beauty fhould be incomparable, Da CHAP, XXXIL ii Teremiah-i caft into prifo becaufe he prophefied that the city fhould be taken of the king of Baby- fon. 7 Hee fheweth that the péople fhould come againe te their owhe poffe/tien. 38 The people of , God are his ferssants,and he is their Lord. š G Te woꝛd that came vnto Jeremiah from a so that Ieremi⸗ the Lomin the tenth peereofSedekiah ah had now pro⸗ Ring of Judah, which was the eighteenth phefied ftom the veere of Nebuchad · nezzar· thirteenth yere of 2 Foz thenthe king of Babels holkebe- Iofiah,vnto Flatt fieged Jerufalem tand Jeremiah the Pꝛo· yeere fue one of phet was ſhut spinthe court of the puſon, Zedekiahsreigneé, which was in the king of Judahsheule. — which was almoft 3 For Sedektah king of Judah had Mut forty yeres. bim bp, ſaying, C Aherfore Doet thon prophes Chap 29.16,17, lie and lay, Thus laith the LoD,” Behold, 3] asd 34.3. wil gine this city into the handsof the king > Till cake Zee ef Babel,and he Hall take tt? dekiahaway by © 4 And Fedektah the king of Judah hall death: forhe fhalt not efcape out of rhe band ef the Caldeans, not dieby the but Mal rely be Deliuered inte the hands of (word,as Chap, the king of Babel,and ſhall ſpeake with bim 34.4. — mouth to mouth, and bis eyes Hallbeholde c Whereby was bis face. meant ,tharthe § Andhe fhallleade Fedektah to Babel, people thould re- and there hall heve ntie J nitt him faith turne againe out the Loꝛd: though pee fight with the Calde⸗ of captmity, and ans,ye hall not profper. | enioy their pof? 6 Cand Jeremiah (aid, Che word ofthe ſeſſions & vine- Loud came vnto me,faping, yards, as verle 15 7 Behold, Wanamecl, the forme of Shal- and 44: F tum thine vucle,thal comevnto thee and ſay, ||Or, right to reà © Buy vnto thee my fiele ,thatisinG@nae deme thoth: foz the ſtitle bp kinred appertainethyn> d Becaufehe was to thee 4 to buyit. next of the kin- 8 Bo idananicel mine vncles fone, se red,as Ruth. 4:4, o ht, layeth the Lorde, then Wall the (eed of thisworldI-iteth, Teremiahs p e-Ofthe poſſeſ⸗ fion ofthe Le- uites, reade L e- uit,25,32. f Which moun- tethto of our money abour ten fhillings fixe ence, if this he- el were she common theke), reade Gen.23.15 forthe thekel of the Temple was of double value, and ten pieces of filuce were halfe a thekel : for twentie made the fhekel. g According to the cuftome, the inftrament, ot idence was fealed vp with ¥ ` common feale,& a copie thereof femained, which conteined the polteritie, which bynatureare ~ vnder this male- wickedneffe, and thatthe iniquitie of their fathers, whichis likewite in them, fhall be alfo reuenge on theirhead. > k Meaning, that his miracles in deliaesing his peaple, fhauld neuer bee for- gotten, urchafe his prayer. tome in the court of the pifon, accoꝛding to the worde of the Lord, and ſayde ynta mee, Buy mp: fielde, J pray thee, that isinge natheth , whichis in the countrey of Bene tamin: fo: the right of the polſeſſion is thine, and the purchaſt belongech vnto thee: buy it foz thee. Then F knew that thiswas che wo20 ef the Loy. 9 Andz bought the field of hanameel, mine vncles onne, that wasin Anathorh, and weighed him the liluer, even fuen f ie- kels, and ten piccesof filuer. Io Aad J witte tt in the booke, and fig- ned it, and tooke witnefles, and weighed bim the finer inthe balances, H SoZ tooke the booke of the poſſeſſion, being (ealed 2 according to the Law, and cu⸗ tome, with the booke that was open, 12 And J gaue the boeke of the police fon vnto Barũchthe ſoane of Mertah , the fonne of (Baattiah, tu the light of Maname- el mine uncles foone, andin the preſence of . the witnefles, witten inthe booke of the poflefiton, before all the Jewes that ſate in the court of the priſon. 13 And J charged Baruch before them, aying, 14 Thus fapeth the Lorde of hoſtes the God of Piracl, Cake the writings,cucn this booke of the poſſeſſion, both that ts ſealed, and this beske that is open and put them in an carthen t veiled, that they may continug along tune, 15 Foꝛ the Lozd ofhofkes, the Hod of Iſ. rael ſaith thus, Poules and fields,and vine» yards hall be policfled againe inthis land. I6 € Mow when Y had deliuered the book of the poficilions vnto Barnch , the fonne of HNeriah, 3 payed vnto the Lozde, ying, I7 Ab Lode God, bebolde, thou bak Made the heauen and the earth by thy great power, and by thy firetched outarme, and there isnothing | hard vuto thee. 13 * Chou bewet mercie vnto thoit» fands, and recompentett the iniquitie of the fathers into the bolome of their childzen afterthem : D God the great and mightie, whole name isthe Lod of hoſts, Ig Great incounteil, x mighty inworke, (©: thine eyes are open vpon all the wayes ofthe fonnes of men, to gine to cueryone according to his wayes, and accozding ta the fruit of bis workes) 20 Ahich batt (et tignes and wonders in the land of Egypt vnto this k Bap, and in Iſrael, and among all men, and haft made theed Mame, asappeareth this Bay, 21 And haft brought thy people Iſrael out of the iand of Egypte with lignes. and with wonvers, and with a trong hand, with a ſtretched ont arme , ant with great tertour, N i F 22 And bak ginen them this lend, which theu dideſt ſweare to their fathers to give them, cuen g laude that foweth with milke . and bony, f j! 23 And thepcamein, and polſeſſed it, but they obeyed not thy boyce, neither wal- ked inthy Law: ali that thon commandedſt . them to Dog, they haue not Done; therefoze Chap, xxxlj. “thou haſt canfed this whole plague to come vpon them. 24 Behold, the! mountes, they are come into the citie to take tt,and the citie ts giuen into the hand of the Caldeans, that tight a- gaint it,by meanes of the Nwe: and of the famine and of the peſtilence. and what thon pon paken, ts come to palle, ¢ behoin, thou 25 And thou haſt apd vnto me, D Loyd God, Guy vnto thee the field foz fiiucr, and take witnefles: fo? the citie hal be giutn in- to the band of the Caldeans. 26 @ Cohen came the wozde of the Lord bnto Jeremiah, faving, 27 Beholde, J am the LORD GOD abel fie); is there any thing tea bard foz cr 28 Therefore thus ſayth the Lord, Be Hold, 3| will gue this citie into the hand of his worke, fo the Galdeans, and into the band of Nebu⸗ chad-reszar king of Babel, ¢ he fhall take tt. 29 And the @aldeans fall come and fight agatnt this city, and (ct freon this ct. tte, and burne tt, mith the poules, spon whole roofes they haue offered incentc vnto Baal, and powzed drinke offerings buto g- ther gods, to prouoke me vnto anger, 30 Forthe childzen of Jiraci, atid the childꝛen ol Judah baue ſureiy Bene enil be- foze me from their ẽ pouth : toz the children of Iſrael haue furely pꝛouoked me to anger * the workes of theit handes, fapeth che 31 Cherefore this city hath bene vnto me as a provocation of mine anger, and of my wath, from the dap that they built it, cuen unto this day, that J mould remooue it out of my light, t ; 32. Gecaule of all the ent ofthechildzen of Pract, taf the childzenofPudab, Which they baue Done to pouoke mec to anger, ceuen they, their Kings, their Princes, their Pꝛieſtes, and their Prophets, and the - menof Juday, and the invabitants of Je- ruſalem. 33 And they haue turned vnto mee the backe ¢ not the face: though Jtaught them ° rifling vp early, and initructing them, pet they were not obentent ta receiuẽ Doctrine, 34 But they tet their abominations in the boule. whereupon my frame was called, 35. And they built the hie r places of Ba- al, which are inthe valley of a Ben-hinuom, tə caule their ſonnes and theit Daughters to r paffe though the fre puto Molech, which 3 commanded them not, neither came it iit- tomy minde, that they would doe fuch abo mination to caule Judah ta inue. 36 Anduow! therefore, thus bath the Lord God of Iſrael ſpoken concerning this citte,whercot ye ſay, It hal be Deilucred into the hana ofthe king of Gabel by p ſword, and by the famine, and by the peltilence, 37 * Behold, J will gather them sut of all countrceys, wherein J haue ſcattered them tn mine anger, and in ny wrath , and ingreatindignation,and J mill bing them againe buto Mer ECE » and J will caule them todwettiatcip. ’ : Pp 38 Ana Idolaters zeale. 297 1 The ward figs nifieth anything that iscaft vp, as a mount ot ram⸗ part, andisalfo vied for engins of warre,which were layd on aa hicplace to thoote intoa cie tie, before that gunnes were in vie. m That is, of cucry creature: - who as they are doth he gouerne and guidethem as pleafeth him, whereby hee fhewsth chat as he is the author of this their cape tiuitie for their finnes, fo will he for his mercies be their redee- mer to reftore them againe to libertie, n Fromthetime that I brought them out of E- BYP ts and made them my people, and — š my frh boras, o Reade Prou, 1.24. iſa.6c 5. 2. chap.7, 13. &.25 3 & 26.5.&29, 19.& 35.14. ond.44.4.2,chfs 36.15. p That is, the altars which were madé to offer facrifice . vpon to theit idoles. q Reade Chap. 7.31.2 King.2%. 46. E r Reade, 2.King 16:3. f Reade Chap 30,16, Deut. 30.3» An euerlafting couenant. Sinnes Chap. 30,22. t One confent and one religion, as Bzek,11.19, and, 36,27. u Reade Chap, 31.325,33. x This isthe de- claration of that which was ſpo⸗ ken, verfe,8. a Which wasin the kings houfe at Ierufalem, as Chap. 32.1,2. b. To wit, of fe rufalem, who as he made it, fo wil he preferveir, reade 12.37.26. c Reade Chap, 32.24. d The lewes thinke to ouer. gome the Cal. deans, bur they ſeeke their owne deſtruction. e He ſheweth that Gods fauour is cauſe of all profperitie, as his anger is of all aduerfitie, f Inthe mids of his threatnings, God remembreth his, and comfor- teth them. g Declaringthar there is no deli- uerance nor ioy, but whereas wee eek remiffion of fanes 38 And they hall bee* my people, and gi willbe their God. : 39 And Fwill give them t one heart and one Way, that thep may feare me foz euer fog the wealth ofthem,and of theit children af: tet thei. : 40 And F willinake an» euerlaſting co. Hemant with thear, that J wli neuer turne away from them to Doc themi good, but å will put mp feare in thetr hearts, chat they {hali not depart from me. 4I Dea, J wiil delight in them to De them goena J wul plant chem tn this iland als uredly with my whole heart, and with all my foule. 42 Fo thus fayeth the Lod, Like as J baue brought all this great plague vpon this people to will J bring upor cyemal the g00D that J| haucpzomeledthem. — 43 Aud the elos chall be poſſeſſed in this land, whereof pe fay, It ts Delolate without man oꝛ beaſt, and hall bee gtuen into the band of the Caldeans. 44 Wen pall buy « Relves foz filuer, and Make writings, and leale them, ¢ take wit: nefes tn the land of Gentamin, and round about Jeruſalem, andin che cities of Judab, and tn the citiesofthe mountaines, anoin the cities of the plaine , and tu the cities of the South :fo2” J will caute their captiuitie to turne, fayeth the Lod. CHAP, XXXIIL 1 The Prophet is monifhed ofthe Lerdto pray for the deliuerance of the people, which the Lord promfed. 8 God forgiueth ſinnes, for his owne glory 15 Of the birth of Chrift. 20 The kingdeme of Chrift ithe Church {hall neuer be ended. Veco the wod of the Lord came vnto Jeremiah the fecond time (while bee was yet Wut vp in the · court ob the pris fon) laying, 2 Thus latch the Lord, the makerdthere · of, the Lod that fornedit, aad eſtabliſhed it, the Lod is bis Rame. 3 Call vntome, and 3 wil anfwere thee, and Hew thee great and mightie things, wich thou knoweit not. 4 fForthus faith the L020 God of Iſrael. concerning the boules ofthis cttie, and cons cerning the bouls ofthe Rings of Judah, which are deſtroyed by thes mounts,and by the ſword. They cometo 4 fight with the Calde⸗ ang,bur it is to Ail themtelues with the Dead bodies of men, whom J haue tlaine in mine anger and in my wath : for J baue hit mp e face from the citte, becaute of all their wic- kedneſſe. eid) 6 KC Behold, J will gineit health and amendment : fo: J will cure them, and will reueile onto them the abundance of peace, and tructh. et 7 And J will caule the captinitie of Ju- Dah, and the captiuitie of Iſrael to returne, and will build them as at the firt. 8 And J willectente them from all their tniquitte, whereby thep haue finned againſt mee; pea, J will pardon all their intqui · ties, whereby they baue finned again me, and whereby they haue rebellen again SE S« Ieremiah, 9 , And tt Hall be tome aname, a *ioy, a patie, and at honour befoze all the nations of tic earth, which Hall yeare all the goon that J Doc vnto them; and they Mali feare, and tremble foz all the goodnefle,and fez all the wealth that J thew vnto this citie, 12 Thus layeth the Lod, Againe there fhal be heard in this glace cwhich ye fay hat be deſolate, without man, and without bealt, euen in the cities of Judah, andin the ſtreets of Jexuſalem, that are deldiate withe out man, aad without inhabitant, and waith- out beatt) II Cie voyce of the toy andthe voyce of gladneile , the voyce of thebstaegrome, and the vopce sf the bride, the vopce af them that hall lay, Pꝛaile the Le20 of hott, becante the Lozd is goon : fo? hts mercie endureth fo: euler, and of them that offer the facrifice of praiſe in the boule of the Loz., for 3 will caule toreturne the capttuttte of the land, as at the firit, faith the Loz. 12 Thus faith the Lom of hoſtes. Agatne in this place, which is delolate without eae ie — — all the cities teot there Halbe Dwelling fo: ſhepheards to reſt their flocks. ont 13 Juthecities ofthe * mountaines, in the cities tn the plaire, ein the cities of the South,and in the land of Beniamin,and az bout Jerulalem, andin the cities of Judah hall the theepe pafleagaine, ruder the hand ot him that telteth them, faith the Lod. 14 Beholde, the Daves came, ſayeth the Lo. that Y will performe that geod ching. which F paue pꝛomiſcd unto the houſe of Fie rael, and to the houle of Judah. Ig In thole dayes and at chat time will J canle ! the bzanch of righteoufneſſe to grow vp vnto Danid, and hee hall erecute iudgement, and righteouſneſſe inthe land, 16 Ju thore Bayes hall Judah be laned, and Jerufalem tall Dwell fafely,and he that fall call” her, is ý Lozd onre” — 17 Foꝛ thus ſayeth the Loꝛd, Dauid all nener want aman tolit vpon the thone of the boule of Iſrael. 18 Neither pati the Picks and Leuites want a man belore me to offer © barnt offe- tings, and to offer meate offerings, and to Doe facetiice continually 19 ¶ And the word of the Loud came bu to Jeremiah, faping, 20 Tyus fayeth the Lord, Jf yor can byeakempcouenant of the P Day, and my couenant ofthe night, that there youl not be Day, and nightin their feafon, 21 Chen may my coucnant bee bibken with Danidmyteruant, that he Montt not haut afonne to reigne vxon bis throne, = with the Leuites, and Peteſtes mp mi⸗ nifters. 22 As the armie of heauen cannot bee numbzed, neither the Cand of the fea meali» red: fo witi J multiply the feeder of Dant mpfervant, andthe Leuites, that miniſter vito me. 23 ¶ Woztouer, the wowe of the Loyd came to Jeremiah, faving, 24 Conliderelt thou not whata this peo> crime for their ple hath poken, fying, The two fami taD forgiuen. A prephefieof Chrift, d h Whereby he theweth tharche Church, whereis is remiffion of — is Gods onour & glo fo that —— uer is enemie to it, laboureth to dihonout God, i Which was a fong appointed for the Leuites to prayfe God by, 2 Chro.16.8. pfa 105.1. ifa t20 4. pſal. ro6.1.& 107. 1. & 118.1. and 136.1, k Meaning, that all the countrey of Iudah fhall be inhabired againe l Thatis, I will fend the Meffiah which thal come of the houfe of Dauid,of whom this prophefie is meant,as teftifie ali the ewes, and that which is written,Chap, 2 3 . 5 . m To wit Chrif that (hall call bis ` Church, n That ts, Chriſt isour Lord God, our righteoufnesa ſonctiſcation & redemption, 1.Cor1.30, o Thisischiefly meant of the fpi- ritual facrifice of thankefZiving, which is left to the Churchin the timeof Chrift, who was the euerlaſting Prieſt, andthe euerlafting facrie fice, figured by the facrifices of the Law. p Reade Chap. 31.35. q. Meaning, the Caldeans and other infidels, whichthoughe God had vtterlg caſt off ludab and Ifrael, or Beniamin, be- caufe he did cor⸗ re&them fora | amendment. a Who com- monly of Iere- miah was called WNebuchad-rez~ zar, and ef o- thers Nebuchad- ner ⁊ar. 2.Chre.36.19. chap 29. 16, 17. 444 323 · b Not of any violent death. e The LIewes thall lament for theetheir Lord and King, d When the e- nemie was at hand, andthey faw themfelues in danger, they would feem holy & fo began fome kind of reforma- tion : but foone after they vttered their hypocrifie. e According to Rhe Law, Exo.2 1 2. Deut, 15. 12. The trueth of Gods promife. lies, which the Lod bath cholen, bee bath enencait themoft? thus they bane delpiled my people,that they fhould be no moꝛe a na tion befoze them. 25 Thus faith the Loyd, If my covenant be net with Dap and night, and if J haue not appoynted the over of heauen and earth, 26 Then will J cat away the ſeede of Jaakob and Danid my (eruant, not take of his leeve tobe rulersouer the ſeede of A. brabam,Jshak,and Jaakob:fo2 J will caule thefr captinitic to returne and baue compat: fion on theni. CHAP. XXXIIIL 2 Hee threatneth that the citie and the king Zedekiah [halbe ginen into the hands of the king of Babylon. 11 He rebuketh their crucltietoward their feruants. T P E word which came vnto Teremiah from the Lod (when a Nebuchad· rez· sat King of Babel, and all his bofte, and all the kingBomes of the earth , that were vnder the power of his hand and all people fought againt Jerufalem, ana againt& ali che cities thereof) faping, 2 Thus lapeth the Lod God of Firacl, Goe, and (peake to Fedekiah king of Judah, and tell him, Thus fapth the Lord, Behold, * 3 will giue this citie intothe hand of the king of Babel, and he hal burne tt with fire, 2 And thou balt not efcape out of bts Hand, but thalt ſurely be taken, and deltue- Fed into bts hand, and thine eyes hail bebola the face ofthe king of Babel, and bee thall fpeake with thee mouth to mouth , and thou Malt goe to Babel, 4 Det heare the word of the Lod, D 3e⸗ Dekiab king of Judah: Thus faith the Lov of thee, thon ſhait not dic by the fwod. S Burthou fhalt die inè peace: and accor- of. Ding to the burning foz thy kathers the foz- nier kings which were before thec, fo tall they burne odours fo? thee aud thep Wall la» ment thee, @ying, Dh = Lord : foz Jhaue pro» nounced the word , ſayth the Loza. 6 Then Jeremiah the Pophee ſpake all thele words vnto Zedekiah king of Judah in Jerufalem, 7 (hen the king of Babels hot fought agatnit Jerufalem, and againſt all the cities ef Judah thatwere left, euen again La» Chik), and again Azekah: foz theſe ftrong tities remained of the cities of Judah) 8 This is the word that came vnto Je⸗ remiah fromthe Lord, after that the Ring Zedekiah had madea coucnant with all the people which were at Jeruſalem, 4 to pꝛo⸗ clatin libertie vnto them, } 9 That euery man ſhould let his « fers uant go free, and cucrp iman bis handmaid. which was an Ebrew o2 an Ebrewelle, anv that none ſhould ſerue himlelfe of them, to. wit, of a Jew his bꝛother. IO Now when all the princes, and all the people which had agreed to the couenant, heard that curry one Mould let his feruaunt goe freg, and enery one bis haudmaide, and thatnone thould {crue themfelues of them any moze, thcyobeped and let them aoc, Chap.xxxiilj.xxxve It But afterward they $ repented, and cauled the ſeruants and the handimatdes, whom they had let goe free, to returne. anð Held them in (ublection ag ſeruants ¢ bande maides. 12 Cherefoze the word of the Lord came vnto Jeremiah from the Lod, laying, 13 Thus faith the Lord God of Iſtacl, J made a couenant with pourfathers, when d bought themout oftheland of Egypt, oué ofthe houſe of | (eruants,laping, 14 At the terme of ſeuen peeres let ye ga cuerp man bis brother am Chrewe which hath been (old vnto thee: and when He bath ferued thee fire peeres, thou fpalt let bim gos free from thee; but pour fathers sbcped mice not, neither enclined their cares. 15 And pee were now turned, e had Bone right in my fight tn proclatiming libertte, e- uery man tobis neighbour, and pe had made acouenant before me infthe ioule,where> upon mp ame ts called. I6 But yee repented, and polluted my Fame: io? ye haue cauled eucrp man bis ſer⸗ uant, ¢ cuery man his handmaid, whom pee had lec at liberty at their pleafure,to returne and hold them in (ubtection to bee vnto pou as (eruantsand handmaids. 17 Therefoze thus layeth the Lord, Pee baue not obeyed me,in proclaiming freedom euery man to dis bzether, and euery manta bis neighbour : bebold, J| pzoclaime a libers tie fez you, ſayeth the Lozd, to s the ſword, to the peitilence, and to the famine, anb J will make poua terrour to all the kingdomes of theearth, — 18 And J will giue thoſe menthat haue broken my couenant, and haue not kept the wordes of the couenant, which they bad made Lefeze ineswhen thep * cut the calfein twaine, and paſſed betweene the parts thers 19 Thenzincesof Judah, and the prin: cez of Jerufalem, the Eunuches, and the Wiets and all the people of theland, which paſſed betweene the parts of the calfe, 20 J will cuen giue them into the hande of their enemies, and tntothe hands of them that fecke their life : and their Dead bodies fhalbe foz meate vnto the foules of the bea- uen, and to the bealts of the earth. 21 And 3edekiah king of Judah, and his pinces will J gine tuto the hand of thetr e- nemes and tito the hand af them that feeke their life, œ into the hand of the king of Ba⸗ bels hoke, which iare gone vp from pou. 22 Beholde, J willcommauns, faith the Lod, and canle them te returne to this city, and they Hall fight againt tt, and take it, and burnett with fire : ang J will make the aes of Judah deſolate without an inhabi- ant. CHAP. XXXV. | He prepefeth the obedience of the Rechabites, and therchy confoundeth the pride of the Lemes, Te worde which came vnto Jeremiah £ fromthe Lom in the Dapes 20f Jehoia⸗ kim the {anne of Jofiah king of Judah, fap- ing, Dp 2 2 x Reuolting toeuill. 298 + Eby.returned, fOr, bondage. Delt, 1505 ,t e f Meaning, im the Temple,te declare thatit was a moſt ſo⸗ lemne and ftraie couenant made in the Name of rhe Lord, g That is, Igiue the {werd liber- ty to deftroy you. h Astouching this maner of foe lemne couenant which che ancie ent vied by paf- fing between the two partsof a beaft,to fignifie that the cranf- greffor of the fame covenant fhould be fo dis uided in pieces, read Gen. s 5,40 i To fighta- gaint the Egype tians,asChap. 37-11% a For the difpae fition and order of thefe prophe- fies,read cha.a7.& ThéRechibieceObettiatice b They cameof 2 Goe vnto thehoule ofthe Rechabites, Hobab Mofes and fpeake vnto tiem, and bring them inta fatherin lawe, the houfe of the Loz, into one of the cham- who wasnolf bers, and giue them wine to drinke. i raclite, burafter _ 3 Then tooke J| Faazantah, the ſonne of joyned with Jeremiah che lonne of iaba3zzintah,and bis them inthe fer- brethreu, and ail bts fonnes, andthe whole niceofGod, bauleoftye Rechabttes, € Thatis,aPro- 4 And J baought chem into the Poule phet. of the Loz , into the chamber of the ſonnes [i Or, deore, of Hanan, the fone of Igdaltah a man of d TheProphee 60D, thich wasby the chamber of the prin faith notr, The eS, Which wasaboue the chamber of Maa· Lord faiththus: (tial the tonne of Dhallum the keeper of the j treature. 5 And F We Before the fonnes of the boule of the Rechabites, pors full ofiwine, cups, and ¢ (ad vnto them Orinke wines 6 Wut they fayd, tle wii Dunk no wine: Foꝛe Jonadab tye tonne of Rechab our tkather commaunded ys, laying, Wee fail Dainke no wine, neither pou no? pour fonnes foz enee. . : j ; 7 sAcither Hall you build boufe, no: fow feede, 1102 plant vineyart, no: auc any, but all pour Dayes yee Hall Dwell intents, that thé king of Ifrael penay linea long tinie inthe laud Where pe fauoured forhis be irangers. zeale,2.king.10,° 8 Thus hatte we obepeed the voyce of Ja: nadab tie onne ot Rechab our father, in all that be bath charged vs, and we winke no wine all all our daies, neither We, our wines, for then they ought to baue obeyed: but hee tendeth to ano- ther end: that is, to declare their obedience to man,feeing the Tewes would not obey Godkim. felfe. e Whom Iehu T5- f Teaching them - hereby to flee all _occafionofin- OUT {ONNES NO? our Daughters. temperancie,9 Neither buil we goules foz bs to dwel ambition,anda- in, neither Haus we vineyard, noz feld, noz aarice, and that (pede. j t “ theymightknow 10 But we bhane remained intents, and tbat they were ftrangers in the earth,and be rea- haue obeyed, and Done aceozding to all that Jonadab our father commanded vs. IL Gut when Nebuchad⸗ nezzar Bing of —dytodepattac’ Babel came vp into the tande, wee fayde, alloccalions. Come, and let vs goe to Jeruſalem, from g Whichwas the bofte ofthe Caldeans, ana irom the hott - nowforthefpace Of Grani: fo we “Dwellat Jeruſalem. _ of three hun- I2 Thencame the wode of the Lod yn- to Jeremiah, faving, drethyeres from l 13 Thus faith tye Lom ofholts, the God Iehuto Iehoia- kim, of Jiraci, Hoe, and teil the men of Judah, h Which decla- and the inbabttants of Jerulalem, cAil ye reth thatthe, not receiue Doctrine to obcy my words, faith were notio the Lob? bound to their 14 The commandement of Jonadab the -yowe that it fonne of Rechab that be commaunded his could not bee broken for any neccflitie : for „where. they were commanded to dwell in cents, they dwell now at Ierufalem for feare of the warres. i Whom Ihaue fonnes, that they ould drinke ne wine, is ſurely kept : foz vnto this Dap they drinke none, but obey their fathers commanndbe⸗ ment; nofwithtanding J haue ſpoken puto pou, k rifing early, tipeaking, but pee woul not obey me. Is Jhaue fent allo vnto yor all my fer- uants the Dophets,rifing vp early and ien- Bing thew, ſaying, *Returne now euery man from pis euill way, and amend your works, and goe not after other gens tolerue them, chofentobemy anD pe fall Dwell inthe land which J auc children cing gluen vnto you, and te your fathers, but yee thefe which were Would not incline yonr eare,noz obey me. "the children of an heathen man, obeyed the commandement of their father. k I haue moft diligently exhorcedand warned you beth by my felfe, and iy Prophets, (4ap.18,11,and 25,5, - Jeremiah. © to parents rewarded, q 16 Diurely, the onnes of Jonadab the fonne of Rechab, baue kept the comimaun- Dement ot their tather, which be gaue then, ; but this people bath not obeyed me. 17 Cyerioze thus laith the Lord of hoſts, s the Sovot Jiraci, Behold, J will bing vp - on Judah, and vpon ail the inhabitants of Jerufalem, aii tye euit that haue peonoun- ced agatnlt them, becauſe J baue Hyoken vnto them, but they would not heare, and J paue called vnto them, but they woule not anſwere. 18 And Jeremiah ſayde vnto the houle of the Rechabites, Cus tapih the Love ot hottes the God o? Ifrael, Wecaule yee hane obeted the commandement of Jonadab pour father, and kept ali pts preccpts, and Done accoꝛoing vnto all that He hath commanded yous 19 Therfore thus faith the Lord ofhoks, the Gov of Jirael,Jonadab the fona: of Re- chab fali = kot want a man to Rand before me foz euer. CHAP. XXXVI i Baruch writeth , as Ieremiah enditeth , the booke of the curſes azainfè Iudah and F{-ael, 9 He is fènt with the booke vate the people, & rea- deth it before thm all. 14 Heis called before the rulers, and readeth it before themalfo, 23 The king cafteth st ia the fre. 28 There is another written at the cowmandement of the Lord, AS inthe fourth apeere of Jehoiakim A the ſonne ot Sofiah king of Judah, came rote worde vnto Feremiay from the Lode, aping, 2 Take thee a roll or booke, and waite therein ali the weds that Jj haue fpoken ta A thee againſt Jirael, anv againtt Judah, and | againit all the nattons, fromthe Day that J | {pak vnto ther euent from the Dayes of Jolie ai) bute this Day, : 3 “Jt may be that the poule of Judah will beare of all the erill, whith 3 determined to Do vnto then, thatthty may returne euerp man from bis entil wap, that 3 may foꝛgiue thetriniquitie and their finnes. 4 Tien Jeremiad cailed Baruch the fone of Neriah, and Baruch wote at the mouth of Jerennah all the wordes of the Load, which be bad poken vnto pun, vpon a toil, or booke, § And Jeremiah commaunded Baruch, faying, J am 4 Wut vp, and cannot goe into the boule of the Loz. Cheretoze coe thon, andread the roll, wherein thou hatt witten atmy mouth the wordes ofthe Lorde, in the audtence of the proclaimed for people inthe Lords houle npon thee taſting feare off Babys ay: allo thou alt read them in the hearing loniansas their j ofallfndab, that come ont of their cities, cuftome was 7_ Jt may be that they will Spray before whe they feared the Lord, and euery one returne from his g war,or any great ull Way, for great isthe anger, € the wath plague of God, tel Hd Loe bath Declared againſt this f Ine, fheweth opie. ý fafting with- 3 Ho Baruch the fonneof Meriah Did outpraier & re- , accoding vnto all, that Jeremiah the pentanceauailerb. Prophet commaunded Sint, reading in nothing, butis the booke the wordes of the Lorde y the meers hipocrifies n208 1 That is, by his Prophets & mi- niflers: which fheweth that it is asmuch as though hee ſhould fpeake to vs himtelfe, when he fendeth hisminiftersto ~ {peake in his Name m His pofleritie fhall continue and be in my fa- uour for ewer, a Reade Chap 25-16 b Which were twentie & three yeeresascha.25, 3.counting from the thirteenth yeere of Iofiahs. reigne, c Ashe didine dite, d Meaning, in prifon, throu the malice of the Prieſts. e Which was Therouleisread. Thekingsrage. Chap. xxxvij. The fat was then proclaimed, and Baruch read this roule, which wasa litrle before that Ierufalem was firfttaken, and then Tehoia- kim and Daniel and his compa- nions were led away Captiues, h Which isthe Eaſt gate of the Temple. | i The godly were affraide, fecing God fo offended, and the wicked were aſtonied for the horrour of the punifhment. k They that were godly among the nces, gaue this ccunfell by whofe meanes it is like that Iere- miah was deliue- red:fortheyknew therave ofthe King and of the wicked to bee fuch, that they could not efcape without danger of theiriines. 1 Which contei- ned part of No- wember and part of December, Lords honfe. 9 €& Aud tn the fift s veere of Jehoiakim the onne of Joftay King of Judah, uthe ninth moneth, they proclaimed a fali beteze the Loz to all the people tn Jeruſaltin, and. to ali the people that came froin the cities of Juday vnio Jeruſalem. to Then reas Baruch in the booke the wordes of Jeremah in the Youle of the Lod, iu the chamber of Gemariah the ſonne of Shaphan the Hecretarte, wi the higher court at theentrie of the "new gate of ie Loms boul, inthe hearing of alithe people. AL bhen Dichatah the fonne of Gema⸗ tiah the fonneof Shaphan had heard out of the books ali the wotsofthe Lod, 12 Then hee went Downe to the kings boute inte the Chancellours chamber, and log, ati the Pinces fate there, cuen Clia- ma the Chancellour, ard Delaiah the fonne of Shemaiah , and Ctnathan the tonne of Achbo2 , and Gemariah the fenne of Sha⸗ phan, and zedekiah the ſonne of Hananiah, and all the princes. _ 13 Chen Michaiah Declared vnto them allthe words that hee bad heard when Ba- — in the booke in the audience of the people.» A i 14 Therefore all the princes fent Jehudi the tonne ot NHethaniah, the fonne ot Sbe- lemiah, the tonne of Chuthi, wnto Baruch, faving, Cake in thine band the roule,where- tn thou balk read in the audience of the peo- ple,and come. Ho Baruch the loune of Res rial, tooke the roule tn bis hand, and came onto them, : ; ; I5 And they ſaid vnto him, Hit towne now, and reade it, that wee may beare. Bo Baruch read it in their audience. 16 Row wien they had heard all the words, they were akraide, both ene and o> ther,and faim vnto Baruch, Ue will certifie the king of ali theſe wots, i 17 Gnd they examiued Baruch, faying, Teli vs now, how diddelt chou write all thee words at bis month? 18 Then Baruch anfwered them, Pee- pronounced ali tele wads vnto mee with dis mouth, and 3| wote chem with pike in the baok-, ; 19 Then lſald the (Pinces bute Baruch, Gat, * hive thee,thou and Jeremiah, and let Noman know where yee be. 20 (Gud they went in to the King to the court, but they laide vp the roule tthe chamber of Eliſhama the Chancctlour, and e the King ali the words, that pee might eare. 21 So the Kins ſent Jehuri to fettethe toule, and hee toske itout of Eliſhama the Chanccilours chamber, and Iehudi read it in the audience of the King.and inthe andis ence of all the Princes , which ood beline the Kiug · 22 Mow the King fate in the wintere houle, in the! ninth moncth, aud there was a fire burning Gefore hin. vith 23 And when Jehuvt had read three oz foure ides, he cut tr with the pen knite, and cake it into (be fire that was on the dearth, Another roule written. unti all the roule was conſumed in the fire, that was on the hearth. i 24 Pet thep were not akraide, nozrent m Shewirg thae mebeir garmenty, neither the king , nog any the wickeain of his ſtruants that heard ail thete woms. fead of repenting _ 25 Neuertheleſſte, Elnathan, und Dela- when they heare ia, and Gemartah hadbetought the king, Godsiudgments, that bee would not burne tye rouig, but hee growinto tur- would not heare then, ther malice a- 26 Wutthe kiug commanted Jerahmeel gaintt bim and the fonneuf iammelech , and Beraiah the his word, ſonne of Azrichand Sbelemrah the fonne of n Thus we fee Abdiel to take Baruch the ſcribe and Fieres the continual miah the Prophet: but the Lerdes hid chem. care that Ged 27 A Then the word ofthe LoD came to bath euer ouer Jeremiah (after that the king had burnt the histo preferuc toule and the wo2Ds which Baruch wote at them trom the the mouth of Jeremiah) laying, rage ofthe wic- 28 Take thee againe o another roule, and ked. write in tt all the former words that were tn o Though the the firit roule which Jehotakim the king of wicked thinke to Judab hath burnt, hauc abelithed 29 And thou Walt fay to Jehoiakim king theword of God, of Judah, Thus ſaith the Lord, Choubhait whenthey hane burnt thts roule , faving , CUhy halk theu burnethe booke witten theretn,laying that the king of Bas thereof: yet this bel (yall certamely come ¢Deltroy this land, declareth chat and (all take thence both manana beaft? God wilnot only 32 Aheretoze thus {arth the Loge of Je· raile it vp againe, hotakim king of Judah, He Wal hane anong bucalOincteste to litte vpon the throne of Dauid, and bis itin ercatera- Dead body hall be catt our in the Day tothe bundancetotheie Heate,and inthe night to the frot, condemnation, 31 And Jj wilt vilt himand his feed, and as verfe 32, bis ſeruants foz their intquitie, and J will p Thefe are lcho⸗ bring vpon them, and ppon the inhabitants iakims words, of Jeruiaicin, and bpon the men ofJuDel) q Though Teho- all the cnilithat J baue pronounced againſt iachinhisfonne them: but they would not heare. fucceeded him, 32 Ahen tooke Jeremiah another roulet, yet becauſe he and gaue it Baruch the Scribe the ſonne of reigned but three seria}, which wrote therein at the mouth of moneths, ic was Jeremiah all the wordes of tye booke which eNecmedas no Jehoiakim king of Judah had burnt in the reigne· fire,and there were added belides thems mae r Reade Chap, ny like words. 22.19, CHAP. XXXVII, Zedckiah fucceedeth leconiah, 3 He fendeth vnto Feremtalh to pray for him, 12 Ieremiah go- ing intothe land of Beniamin, wtaken. 15 Hew beaten and put in prifon. 299 2. King. 24.17. yb i * Ring Fcdekiah the fonne of Jo: 2.chron.36,10, liah reigned foz > Koniah thelonne of chap.52.1. Febotakim, whom Nebuchad rezzar Kiug a Who was cal- of Babel made King tn the land of Ju- led Ichoiachin, Dab, or leconiah, 2 But neither hee, no? his fernants, noꝛ b And called him the people of the Laud would obey the wog Zedckiah,wheras of the Lord, which hefpake by the + mintlte- before his name bie of the JSzophet Jeremiah. was Mattaniah, .- 3 Gud Zedehkiah the Ring: ſent Jehucal 2 Kiog.24.17, the onne of Shelemiah, anv Fephantay the +Ebrhand. fonne of Maaleiah the JOzie& tothe gpro: c Becaule he was phet Jeremiah, laying, Pꝛay now entothe afraid of che Cal- Lod our God foz vs. deans that came 4 (Row Jeremiah d went in and out againit him, among the peopl; 3 foꝛ they had not prt hin d That is,was into the priſon. out ofprifop,and ” pP 3 § Then aliberie. = = e To helpe the Iewes, Ebr went vp. Or, Lift not wp your mindes. f Asfome thinke to goeto An: thoth his owne towne, g By the which men wentinto thecountrey of Beniamin. Ebr. falleft, h Becaufe it was a vile and ftreit prion, Chap.28.4. tEbr. fll. i That is, fo long z asthere was any bread in the citiei thus God proti- deth for his,that he will caule their enemics to pre- ferue them to that en], where- unto hehyhap- pointed them, The Prophet is taken and beaten. § Then Pharaohs hat was e come ont of Egypt: and wiz tie Caldeans that bes fieged Jeruſalem, Heard tidings of them, they t Departet froin Ferulalem) 6 Then came the word of the Loyd bute the Pꝛophet Jeremtab,fapying, | 7 us faith the Low God of Iſrael, Thus hall pe fay to the king of Judah, that {ent you vnto me, to enquire of me, Behold, Pharaohs bofte, which ts come foorth to belpe pou, fall returne to Egypt into their owne land, 8 Am the Caldeans hall come againe, and fiche againt this citie, and take tt, and burne tt with fire. ; 9 Thug faith the Lord, || Decetue not pour {eiues, faping, The Caldeans thal fure- ly Depart from bs; foz they palt not depart. IO $o: though pee haa ſcnitten the whole bok of the Caldeans that fight againſt pou, and there remained but wounded men a- mong them, yer Hould euery man rile vp in bis tent, and berne this citie with fire. II ¶ cAhen the bot of the Galdeans was broken bp trom Jerulalem, becanle of Pha⸗ raobs armie, ] 12 Then Jeremiah went ont of Jerula⸗ tem to goe into the ‘land of Beniamin, fe- — himlelke thence krom among the people. i 13 And when hee was in the sgate of Beniamin, there was achtefe officer, whofe name was Jriiah, the fonne of Mhelemtah, the fonne of lananiah, and hee tooke Jere- miah the Prophet, laying , Chou t ficett to the Caldeans. ; 14 Chen Laid Jeremah, Chat is falle,F flee not to the Caldeans: but hee would not beare him: fo Jriiah tooke Jeremtah, and bought him to the princes. t I5 Mherekore the princes were angrie with Jeremiah and mote bim, and laid bim in pion in the boule of Jehonathan the fcribe: fo: they had made that the k pifon. 16 Then Jeremiah was entred into the Dungeon, and into the pilons, and had re» mained there along time, 17 Then Fevektal the king (ent, and tooke Dim out, andthe king aiked bim fe» cretly in his houle, and fav, Is there any word from the Led? And Jeremiah (aid, Pea: fo {aid he,thau halt be delinered inte the band ofthe king of Babel, — i 18 Moꝛzeouer, Jeremiah fai vnto king - Senektah, (Ubat baut J ofenden againit thee, o: againk thy feruants, o2 againtt ibis people that yee haue put mein pion? 19 *Ahere are now your prophete, which prophelicd vnto you, taping, ‘Che king of Babel ſhal not come agatnk pou,noz againſt this land? 20 Therefore heare now, J pray thee, D my lo the king : ler my prayer bec accep, ted befoze thee, that thou caule nie not tote- turne tothe boule of Jehonathan the icribe, ief J die there. j 21 Chen Fedehiab the king commanded thar they ſhould put Jeremiah tn the court ofthe prifon, and that they ſyould giue him Dayly a piece of bread out of the Bakers Kreete, vntul al! the i begad inthe citie were Jeremiah. eaten bp. Thus Jeremtah remained inthe court of the pation. CHAP, XXXVIII. 1 By the motion of the rulers Feremiah is put into a dungeon, 10.At the requeft of Ebed melech the ksng commandeth Ieremiah to be brought forth of the dungeox. 17 Jeremiah [beweth the king bow he might efcape death. Den Shephatiah the fonne of Mattan, and Gedaltah the fonne of Papur , and Jucal the onne of Hhelemtah,and Paſhhur the fonne of a Malchiah, heard the wordes that Jeremiah bad ſpoken vnto all the peo: ple,faping, 4 2 Thus ſaith the Low, Hee that remat< neth in this cirie, yall dic by the ſword, by the famine anc by the peitilence: but he that goeth fozti to rhe Caldeans, ſhall line: foz he thall haue bis life faz >a pray, and hall ltue. 3 Thus latth the Lowe, This citie tall lutely bee ginen inte the hand of the king of Babels arinie, which Hall take tt. 4 Cherefore the Pꝛinces ſaid vnto the King, Aee beleech pou, let this man be put to death: fez thus he || weakeneth the hands of the men of warre «that remaine inthis citie,and the bands of all the people in (pea king (uch wordes vnto them: for this man f: ceketh not the mealth ofthis people, but the ylit, § When dsedekiah the king ſaid, Behold, bee is in your hands, forthe king candenie “you nothing. ; 6 Then tooke they Jeremiah, and cat him into fhe Dungeon of9Balcgiah the fonne of Pammielech, that wasinthe court of the pilon: and they lec Downe Jeremiah with coudsiand tn the Dungeon there was no wa- tet but mire: fo Jeremiah ſtacke fat inthe mire. 7 Mow when Cbed-melech the tblåcke Doze, one of the Cunuches, which wasin the kings boule, heard that they had put Je remiab in the Dungeon (then the king late in the € gate of Bentaminee 8 And ECbed.melech went out of the kings boule. and {pake to the king, faying, 9 My lom the king , f thele men Dane Done enill in all that they haue Done to fiere- mia} the Prꝛophet, whom they haue caſt into the Dungeon, and be Dieth fe: hunger inthe place where he ts; for there is no moze brean inthe citte. Io Then the Ling commanded Ebrd- melech the blacke Gaze, taping, Cake from hence thirticmen+ with thee, and take Jie- — ——— Prophet out of che Dungeon bes ore he Die, II Go Cbet-imelech tooke the men with Him, and went to the boule cfthe King vn⸗ Der the treaturie, and tovke there old rotten rapges, AND olde WorKe cleutes, and let them — by cordes into the Dungeon to Jere» miah. 12 Gnd E€bed-melech the blacke Moze The Prophet aceufeds a For Zedekiah had fentthefe to Teremiah to en- quite atthe Lord for the ftate of the countrie new when Nebuchad- nezzar came,as Chap.21,2, b Reade Chap, 241.g.and 45.5, ! Or,diftouras geth. c Thus wee fee how the wicked when they can not abideto heare the trueth of Gods word, ſecke to put the min‘{tersto death as tranfgreflours of policies. d Wherein he gncuoufly offene ded in that that not onely he would not heare the trueth fpoken by the Prophet, but alfo gaue him to the Infts of the wicked, to be cruelly intreated. Ebr.Culbite, or Ethiopian. e To beare mat- ters,and gine fentence, f Hereby is de- clared,thatthe Prophet found more favour at’ this ſtrangers bands,then hee | | did by allthem. . of his countrey, which wasto their great con · demnation, LEbr.under thize, fata vnto Jeremiah , Put nowe rhele olde baud. rottcmragges and woe, vnder thine arne» bolts, betweene the codes . Aud Jeremiah id fo, 13 So they Dwe bp Teremtah with corꝛds, and tooke bun vp ent of che DUNE COI aa A. Zedekiahs feare : His excuſe. Where the ing bad fet bim before to be at more libertie,as Chap.37,28. h And yeelde thy felfe vnto them. i Which decla- reththat he more feared there- proch of men, then the threat- pings of Ged, k Wher Teconi. ahand his mo- ther with others were cari¢d ae way, thefe wo- men of the kings houfe were left : which {hal be ta- ken, fayth the f Prophet,and tell -the king of Babel show. Zedekiah hath been fedu- ced by bis fami- Jiar friends and falfe Prophets, which haue left bira in the mire, 1 Herein appea- reththeinfirmity of the Prophet, who did diffem- ble to fauc his life albeit it was not to the denial of his do@rine, ortothehurof king had commannded: fo they left o€ any, = Jeremiah remained th s the court ofthe pꝛiſon. 14 ¶ Then Fedekiah the king fent, and tooke Jereniah the Prophet vnto hum, tnta the third entrie that ts tn che boui of che Lorde, and the king faid vnto Jeremiah, 7 wil alke theca thing: bidenothing from me. 15 Then Jeremiah fava to Zedekiah. JE J declare tt vnto thee, wilt not thou flap meg? and if J gine thee counteli, chow wilt het heare me, 16 So the king fware ſecretly vnto Jere: miah faying, As the Lord liueth, that made bs thele ſoines, 3 wilt not flay thee, no? giue ee he the bandes of thote men that leeke by ltfe. 17 Then fayd Jeremiah unto 3edekiah, Thus lLayth tie Lod God of poles, the God of Fitarl, If thou wilt gor foozth vato the king of Babels 4 princes, then thp ule ſhall line, and this citie hail not bee burnt a Mutt fire, and thou ſhalt lug, and chine aule. 18 Butifthou wilt not goe foorth te the King of Wabels pintes, then Mall this citi⸗ be giuen into the hand of the Caldeans, anv they Hall burne it with fire, and thou halt not efcape out of their bands. 19 And sedekiah the king fayd vnto Ze: temtab, Zam carefull foz the Jewes that arc fled vito the Caldeans, lett they deliuer me into their hands, and they imocke me, 20 But Jeremiah ſayd, They wall not deliuer thee; hearken vnto the voyce of the Lod, F belkech thee, which Jſpeake vara thee: {o thallit be well vñto thee, and thy fonie Mall tine. 21 But ik thon wilt refule to goc forth, this is the wozd that the Lord hath ſhewed me. 22 And behold, allthe women that are K left in the king of Iudahs boule, tall bee bꝛought forth tothe king of Babels princes; and thoſe women (pail fay, Thy friends haue perſwaded theer and hauc penciled agatnit thee, thy feete are faltened in the mire, and they are turned backe. 23 So they hail bring out all thy wines, and thy children tothe Caldeans, and thou ſhalt noteicape out of thee hands, but ſhalt be taken by the hand of the king of abel; and this cite hale thou canle to bee burnt with fie. 1 Í 24 Then ain Zedekiah vnto Jeremiah, Let no man know of thele wozds, and thou fhalt not die. : 25 But ik the princes vnderſtand that J baue talked with thee, and they come unta thee, anad fap vnts thee, Declare vnta bs now, what thou halt fayd vnto the king, Hide it not trom vs,and we will not ilap thee: al- fo what the king fai vnto thee, 26 Chen ſhalt thou fay vnto them, J humbly beſought the king that bee would not caule me to returne to Jonathaus boule to Dic there. : 27 Then came allthe Princes vnto Je- remiah andalked him. And hee tolde chews according to all thee wordes that the {peaking with bin, for the master was Chap. xxxix. Hiseyesputout. 300 | not perceined. 28 Bo Jeremiah above NM in the court ofthc pation, vntill the Bap that Jcrufalem Was taken ; and bee was there, when Jeru⸗ falew was taken. CHAP. XXXIX, t Nebuchad-merxxar befiegeth Ierufalem. 4 Zedekrah feeing, u taken ofthe Ci Sich 6 Hu [onnes are flaine. 7 Hú eyes arethruftout. 11 Jeremiah ü promded for. 15 Ebed-melech i de- Auered from captiuitie. ] Nethe ninth peere of Zedekiah king of Ju⸗ dah, in the tenth moneth came MebuchaB- nezzat king of Gabel and all bis hofte a» gaint Jeruflem,and thepbelieged it. _ 2 Andin theeleuenthyeere of Zedekiah, in the feurth moneth, the ninth day of the Moneth, the citie was broken? yp. 3 Andall the punces of the king of Bas bel came tn,and fate inthe middle gate, cuen Meregal, Mhareser, Gamgar-nebo, Darles chin, Rab-faris, Neregal, Hhareser, Raba mag, with all the reſidue of the princes of the king of Babel. 4 And when 3edekiah the king of Jus Dab fawe them, andall the men of warre, then they fied , and went out of tge citie by night,thaough the kings garden, and by the b gate between the tivo walles,and be went toward the wilderneife. § But the Caldcans hoft purſued after them, and ouertooke 3eDekiay in the deſert of Jericho: and when they hadtaken hrm, thep brought hint to Mebuchad-teszar king of Babel vnto < Ribiah tn the land ofa- math, where he gaue indgement bpon him. 6 Then the king of Babel flewe the fonnes of Sedekiah in Riblah before his eies: allo the king of abel flew all tye nobies of Judah. 7 Woꝛeouer he put out >cdckfals epes, iak bun in chaines, tocarp bim ta abel. 8 And the Caldeans burnt the Kings boule, and the houlesof the people with llOr captaine of fire, audbzake Downe the walles of Jeru- thecuard, {alent d Fortherich 9 Then Nebuzar adan the || chiefe ſtew· and the mighty ard carped alway captine inta abel the which put cheit remnant of the people, that remained in truh in their the citie, and thole that were fled and Fallen Mifs, & meanesy puto bun with therett ofthe peaple that re» were by Gods mained. iuſt iudgements Io But M2ebuszar-adan the chiefeftew-: moſt rigotouſly ard left the 4 pooze that bad nothing, inthe handled. land ol Judah, č gave them vinepardes and tEbr,by the fields at the fame time, hand of. II flow Nebuchad rezzar king of Wa: +Ebr fet thine bel gaue charge concerning Icremiah * pn· eyes vpon him. to Nebuzar · adan the chtete ſtewarde, faye e Thus God pre- ing, à j _. ferued his Pro- 12 Cake him, and *looke well to him, phet by his and Doc him no harme, but doe vnto bimee: meanesswhom uenas he ſhall fap vnts thee. heemade the 13 So Nebuzar · adan the chiefe ſtewatd fcourge to punith fent,and #ebnwasban,Rab-faris, and Ne⸗ the king and egal, Dhareszcr, Rabmag, and all the king them that were of Babels panees : bis enemies, Pp 4 14 Gwn 2 .King.25.0. chap. 53.4 — 5 a The gates and walles were Bros ken downg; ut b Which wasg pofterne doore, reade 2. King. 25.4 e Which is cal- Jed Antiochia ig Syria. p —— ss CSC lhc. TheProphet atlibertie. £ Whom the king of Babel had now appoin- ted gouernour oucr the reft of the Lewes that he left behind, g Thus God re- compenfed his zeale & fauour, which he fhewed to his Prophet in his troubles, a Fromthis fe- cond verfe, vnto chap.4 2.7. it fee- meth to be asa parenthefi,and feparated matter: and there this ftdrie begineeth againe,and this vifion is declared what it was, b God mooued this infidel to fpeake this,to de- cisrethe great blindneffe and obilinacie of the Jewes which could not feele that which this heathen man confeiled. Ebr. ceafe. fl Or, at thy com- mand:ment. "e Which wasa citie of Iudah. d Which were fcattered abroad for feareaf tbe Caldeans, 14 Cues they lent, and tooke Jeremiah out of the court of the pꝛiſon, and committed bim vnto f Gedaliah the ſonne of Ahikam thefonneof Dyaphan, that hee Would cary Hist home ; fo be Dwelt among thepeople. Ig Now the word sf the Loz came vnto Jeremiah, whilehe was ſhut vp tn the court of the priton,faying, 16 Goe and prake to Ebed meleci the blacke oze, faving Thus fayth the Loo of holtes the God of vlrael, Behold, Iwill bring my words vpon this city foz enill, and not foz good, and they ſhalbe accowpliſhed it that Day before thee. i I7 Bute J will Deliner thee in that Day, fapth the Lozd,t thou ſhalt not be giuen inta the hand ofthe men whom thou fearett. 18 Fo: J will furety deltuer thee, and thon fhalt not fall by the ſword, but thy life yall bee for a pray vito thee, becauſe thou e halt put thy trutt in me, ſayth the Lod. — CH AP. . 4 Ieremiah hath cence ta goe whither he wil 6 He dwelleth with the people that remaine with Gedaliah, i De word which came to Jeremiah from : the Lorde after that Qeduzar-adan the chiefe feward had let him goe from Ra- math, whenhehadtaken yim being bound th chaines among ail that were carico away captive of Jerulatem an’ Judah, which Were caried away captiue vnto Babel. 2 24nd the chtcfe ſteward tooke Jere⸗ miah, and ſayd vnto him, Che Low thy God Hath pꝛonounced this plague vpon this M place. 2 Nowe the Loꝛd hath brought tt, and Done accowing as hehath fayd: becaule yee baue linned againuſt the Lord, and jane not obeyed bis voice, therfore this thing is come vpon pou. 4 And nowe behold, J lasfe thee this Day irom the chaines which were on thine bands; it it pleaſe thee to come with mein: te Babel, conic, and F wili looke well vnto thee: but ifit pleale thee not to come wtth mee into Babel, ttary Rul: behold, all the lande is | befoge thee: whicher it feemerh good, and conuentent fo2 thee to gor, tht ther gee. 5 SForpethee was not returned : theres fore hee fayd, Returve to Gedaliah the ſonne of Abtkam, the fonneof Shaphan, whome the king of Babel hath made goucrnour o» ner all the cities of Judah, and dwell with him among the people, o2 goe whereſdeuer it pleaſeth thee to goe. Bo the chiefe Otew· ard gane him vitales and a reward, and let pim goe. on 6 Then wert Jeremiah vuta Geraltah the fonne of Ahikam, to⸗ Opah, Edwelt there with him among the people that were left in the land. i 7 Rowe when all the captaines of the pofte , diwhtch were tn the ficlds, euen they and their men heard, that the King of Ba⸗ belhad made Genaliah the ſonne of Ahi- kam gouernout in the land, and thathe bad committed vnto bin monand Women, and Jeremiah. À confi viracie, childzett, and ef the poope of the lande, that were not CartcUawaycaptinets Babel, — 8 Then theycameto Gedaliah to Miz- pab,encn © Ihhmael the ſonne of Methantap, e Who wos of “and Johanan, and Jonathan the fonues ot tke kings blood, Kareah,and Deratah the onne of Tanehu· andafterflew | meth, andthe lonnes ot phat, the Meto: him,chap,gt.ae. phatitte, and Jezantah the ſonne si Maa⸗ chathi, they and their men. t 9. And Gedaltay the Lonne of Abikam, the lonne of Shapyan * ſware vuto them, 3. King.r5.24, and to their men, laying, Feare not to ſerue the Caldeans: dwell in theland, ana ferne theking of Babel, and it wallbe well with pou. Io Asfozmee, beholde, F will dwell at Mizpah to ſſerue the Caldeans, which will | Or, te receine come vnto vs: but pou, gather pou wine, them,or toen- and ſummer fruits, and ople,and put them treste therm far in vour veffels, and Dweil in pourcities that pois \\Or,chsfente II Likewife when all the Jewes that dwedlin. were in Moab, among the Ammonites, £ Which were and tn Goon, and that were in all the coun⸗ fled alfo for feare treys, heard that the king of Babel had left ofthe Caldeans, ye bane || taken. aremnant cf Judah, ana chat he had ſet o- ucr then Gedaltah the ſonne of Ahtkam the nne of Shaphan, 12 uen all the Jewes returned out of all places where they were Minen, and came to the land of Indah to Gedaltah vnto Miz⸗ pab and gathered wine and ſummer fruits Dery much. 13 Dereoucr Johanan the fonne of Ka- reay,and all the captains of the bofe, that were in the felds, came te Gedaliah te z394), 14 And laid vnto him, Knoweſt thou not, that s Baalis the Ring of the Ammonites hati lent Iſhmael the foune of Nethaniah to flap thee ? but Gedaliah the fonne of Ahi- kam beleeued them not. 15 Then Jeyonan the fonne of Kareah pake to Gedaliah in Mizpah fecretly, ſay⸗ ing, Let me goe, J pray thee, and J will flap Iſhmael the fonne st Methantah, and no man Hall know tt. WAierefoze Hould he kill thee, that ail the Jewes which are gathered vnto thee, Would belcatteredD, andthe rem- nantin Judah perth 7 A 16 But Gedaliah the fonne of Abikam faya ynte Johanan the fonne of Kareah, Thou hate not Doe tois thing; foz thou ſpeakeſt taifly of yna. CHA P. XLI 2 Ijhmaelkiketh Gedaliah guilefully and ma- ay other withhim, 11 Johanan folleweth after Iſbmael. At in the? ſeuenth moneth caime Iſhma⸗ elthe fonneof HNethamah, the ſonne of Eliſhania of the ſeede ropali,and the princes ofthe t king, and tenne men with bin vanto Gedaliah che fone ot hikan to Mizpah, and there thep Did eate beead cogecher in Wispab. $ 2 Thenarok Ihhmael the nne of Ne⸗ thantalh with theſe tenne men that were daliah flaine, b ` Meaning; Zedckiagh, c They did cate together. with as familiar friends, Hhmael -r nn a ew &o Se Se ea Sr st BE} ao g For vnder the colour of enter- taining of Ih- mael,hefoughe onely to make them to deftroy one another. h Thusthe gode ly which thinke no harme to o- thers, are foonelt } deceiued,and nes uer lacke fuch as confpire their deftru@ion. a The citie was deftroyed in the fourth moneth: and in thefe- uenth moneth which conteined Fart of Septem- ber,and part of OGober,was the goucrnour Ge- e-mé vp tothe fean of Taberna- cles: buthearing of the burning thereof inthe sway they thewed thefefignes of forow, e For his death was kept ſecret, anc kee fained that he lamented forthe deftru@i- on of Terufalem, and the Temple; but after flewe them wi en they feemed to fuour Gedaliah. f AG fortified „Mizpah for feare of the enemie, and caft ditches and trenches, E.King. £5.22. f » 2 Which had ‘been c2praines wader Zedekiah, h For Baalis the king of the Am- monites was the } cane ofthis murder. omimicteth Mamefull murther. with him, and mote Gedaltab the fonne of Ghikam the tonne of Shaphan with the (word, and few him, whom the king of Wa» bel had made the gonernour ouer the land. 3 Hhmacl allo flew ail the Fewes that were with Gedaltab at Mizpah, and all the Galeans that were found there, and the men of watre. fow the ſecond Bay that he had flaine Gedaliah, and no man knew tt, 5 There came men from Shechem, fron hilo and from Hamaria, cuen fourelcoze nien,hauing their beards fhaucn, and theit clothes rent and cat, with ¢ offrings and m- yands to offer in the houſe of cenie in their the Lord. ; - 6 And Iſhmael the ſonne of Methaniay went foorth from Mizpah to mecte them, weeping ashe Went: Fwhen hemietchem, He faya vnto them, Come ta Gedaliah the loune ot Ahikam. 7 And when they came into the mindes ofibecitic, Jihmact the tonne ot Nethani⸗ ah flew rhent, and caft them inte the middelt pi the pit, bee andthe mien that were with im. * g Butten men were found among them, that fayo vnto Immael, Slay vs not; foz wee haue trealuresin the ficld, of wheate, ana otbarlzp, and ot oyiz, and of honie: io Dee Raped, anD ſlew them not among their brethren. o Mow the pit wherin Iſhmael had cat the Brad bodies ofthe men (whom hee bad flaine becaule of Gedaltab) ts tt, witch Afathe king had f mave becanie of Baha king of Firat, and Iſhmael the ſonne of Perpaniah filicd it with thesi that were ilaing. I0 Then Ihmael tarien away captiue all the refidue of the people that were m Wispah, euen the kings Daughters, and all the people that remained in Mizpah, whom AQcbuzar-adan the chiefe ſteward had com. mitted to Gedaltah the fonne of Abikam, and Pihuracl the fonse of Methantah caried themaway captiuc,and Departed te go ouer tothe Ammonites. Ei But when Johanan the lonne of Ka- reah and all the ecaptaines of the holte that were with him, beart of al che euil that Iſh⸗ mael the nne of Acthantah had Done, 12 Then they alltooke their men, ¢ went toñgyt with Ichmael the ſonne of Metha nial), and found him by the great waters that are in Gibcon. 13 Pow when all the people whom JW- mac cariedD away captive. law Johanan thefonne of Kareah, and allthe captaines of the bote, that were with bin, thep were tau. a 14 Go allihe people, that Ihmael han caried away civttne from Mizpehe reint nemand carueagaine, and went vnto foha- nan the ſonne of Rareah. Is ut I maetthe ſonne of Nethaniah efcapcd from Johanan WHY eight men, and wentrtoͤthe Anunonites. 16 Been tacke Jobanan the fonne of Karen, and at checaptatnes of the bofe that were with hun, all the remnant ot the Chap. xlij. people, whom Iſhmael the onne of Metha- niah bad caricu away captiue from Diz pab, (after that be pad flatue Gedaliah the tonne of Ankam) cuen the ſtrong menot warre, and the women, and the children, and the eunuches, whom hee had brought agatne from Gibeon; 17 Ano they Departed and dwelt in Ge- ruth i Chimham: which ts by Bery-lehem, to got and to enter inte Egypti 18 Weare of che Calveans; fo? they fea- reù chem, becaute Jihmael the fonne ot Qe⸗ thantay had Nane Gedaliah the fonne ofA- bikam, whom rhe king of Babel made go- uernour athe land, CHAP. XLII. 1 The captasnes aske counfel of leremiah what they ought to doe, 7 He admonifheth the remnant ofthe people net to goe into Egypt. * en all the captaines ot the hofte, and Johanan the ſonne of Rareay, and Jle- zanah the forme of Wothaaah, and allthe people from the lcaſt vnto the mok canie, 2 Qudiatd ynte Jeremiah the Prophet, *Heare our prayer, toce beleech thee, and pay tor vs vnto the Loꝛd thy God, enen fo? all this reinnant (foz we are left outa few of Hilary, as thine eyes Doe behold) 3 Chat the Lod thy Sov map Hew bs the way wherein wee may walke, and the thing chat we may Doe. F 4 Ehen Fercmiah tye Prophet ſaid vn⸗ to thein, J haue beard you: behold, 4 will pay vnto the Lozd pour God, accoꝛdingtso your Wo2ds, and whatloeuce thing che Loz thallantwere pou, J wil declare it vnto ysi; F will keepe norhiug backe trom you, 5 Typen they fayd to Jeremiad , > The Load bee awitneke oftructh, and faith te- tweene vs, it we Dor NOL, cuen accozding to allthings, foz the which the Lord thy Hod Mall (end thee to vs. i : 6 Whether ithe goad seuil, twe will o- bey the voyce of the Lozd God, ta whom we tend thee, that tt may be weil with vs, when we obey the voyce of the Lod eur Goa, @ « And lo after tenne Bayes came the wordofthe Lord vnto Jeremiah. 8 Then called hee Johanan the loune of Rareah, and all captatnes of the boie, which were wtth bhim, and all the people from the leaſt to the molt, 9 Andfaysvutathem, hus apih the Lord Hodof Piracl, vento wham perint wie to pactent pour prayers before. him, 10 Pf yee will Bwellin this land, then FZ twill build pou, and not Deroy you, and 3 will plant you, and not roote youour; for J erepent me ot the cutiithat Jane Done vn⸗ to pou. IL fFearenot for the Bing of Babel, of Diffembling hypocrites. 30% i Which place Dauid of old had giuento Chim- ham the fonne of Barzillai the Gi- leadite,2,Sam. . 19.38, fEb.Let our praya er fal before thees as (hap 36.7. a This declareth the nature of hys - pocrites, which would know of Gods word what they fhonid doe, but will not ole low it, but in af- much asit agrees: eth with that thing which th hauc purpofed P4 doe, b, There are none more ready to abufe the Name ofGod and tke it in vaine, then the hypocrites, which to colour ~ their fallhood, vfeit without all reverence , and make it a meanes forthemto de. ceiue the fimple and the godly, c Here is decla- redthe vifien and ~ the occafioa thereof.whereof Mention was made, chap.40, Io d Reade Chap. 18 8. e Becanfe all king: hearts and wayesare in bis hands, he can tokom- yee are atraide: bee Rot afraid of turne them and : yin, faveth the Lord: for Jam with pou difpofe themas to faue pou, aud to deliuer poane from his ic plecferh him, band, and therefore 12 Aad Iwill grant pou mercie, hat hee chey need not to may haue compaſſion vpon you, and be Gall feare man, but calite pou to | Dwell in your owne and. onely obey God, 13 But if ye fy, Wiee wulinerdivellin Proutrb, 2n ts this land; neither heare the voice — Or returue, Lat The people diffwaded from E aypt. Lod pour God, I4 Saying, May, but wee will goe ints the lando? Egypt , where wee Hail fee no warre, nol beare the found of the trumpet, uo yar hunger of bread, and there wili we ell. j Is (And now therefore beare the word of the od, pe remnant ot Judab: thus tapth the Loz of hottes, the God of Jiraci, Jf pee fet your faces to enter into Egypt, and goto Dwellthere,) 16 Then theſwoꝛd that pe feared, fall take pou there in the land of Caypt, and the famine , foz the which pee care , thali tiere hang vpon pou in Egypt, and there (all pee Us 17 And all the men that fet thetr faces to enterinto Egypt, to dwell there, thall die by the ſword, by thefamine, and by tie pett- lence,and none ofthem wall rematne noz ef cape from the plague that J will batug vpon em. 18 Foꝛ thus Capeth the Lord of hoftes, the Gon of Flrael, As mine anger and my wrath hath beene powrcd foorth vpon the f Thus God tur- _ neththe policie ofthe wicked to their owne de- — for t thought Aine fure in Egypt, and there Nebuchad- nezzar de{troyed them and the E- gyptians, Chap, 46.2 5. - oa inhabitants of Jernlalem: fo atl mp wrathbe powredfoorth bpon you, when pe fyail enter into Egypt, and pee all be ade teftation,and an attontthment,and ae curi, Aud a reproach, and pe fall fee this piace no mo?e. 19 D pe remnant of Judah the Lord hath ſayd concerning yon, Gog not into Egypts ee certatulp that 3 bane admontiyed pou this Day. 3 20 Surely ye kdiſſembled in pour hearts when yee lent mee vnto the Lorꝛd your God, faving, Peay for. vs vnto the Loꝛd our God, ad Declare vnto bs euen according vnto all — LoD our God (yall fay, and we will oc it. 21 Eherefore Y haue this day declared it ou but pou baue not obeyed the voyce of the 0d pout Gov, noz any thing foz the which be hath (ent me vnto you. 5 22 Mow therefore, know certainelythat ye Yall Die by the ſword, by the famine, and bythe peitilence, ‘inthe place whither pee Deliye to goe and Dwell. CHAP. XLII Iohanan carieth the remnant of the people ints Egypt contrary tothe minde of Jeremiah, 8 Je- remah prephefieth the deftruction of Egypt. —J— when Jeremiah had made an ende of {peaking vnto the whole people all ‘g Reade Chap. 26.6. & 44.123. fhewing chat this ‘fhould come vp- on them for their infidelitie and “ftubburnneffe. h For you were fully minded to oe into Egypt, — Ged fpake to the contrary. i Towit, is E- Syp. a Who was alfo called Iezaniah, Chap.42.8. the wo2des of the Loꝛd their Ged, tor rhe b Thisdeclareth which the Lod their Gov Had (ent him ta that prideisthe them, euen all theft wozdes, caufe of rebel- 2 Then lpake* Azariah the ſonne of Ha: lion,andcon- ſhaiah, and Johanan the tonne of Kareay, temptof Gods and all the t poud men, — vnto Jere- minifters, nial, < Thou ſpeakeſt faltly : the Lozo our c When the hy- God bath d not lentthee to fay, Goe not urta pocrifie of the Egypt to dwell there, j wicked isdifco- j i utred, they burft forth into open rage:`for they can abide nothing but flatteries, reade Ifa.30 10. d He ſheweth what is the nature ef hypocrites: to wit, to feigne that they would obcy Godand im- brace his word, if they were aflured that his meflengers {pake the tsucth: though indeed they be moft farre from all obedicnce. Jeremiah. Their difobedience threatned. 3 But Baruch the fonne of Neriah epz e Thusthe wie. uoketh thee againſt vs, o? to Deliver ys into ked doe not ones the handofthe Caldeans, that they might lycontemne and Hapus, and carie vs awap captiues into burt the mefleri« Babel. ers of God,bue : 4 Bo Johanan the ſonne of Kareah, and fander & peake all the captatnes of the boft, and all the peo- wickedly ofall ple obeyed nat the voyce of the Load, toDwel them that fuppore inthe lant of Judah. or fauour the § But Johanan the lonne of Kareah, and the godly, alithe captatues of the bolte tooke ailthe = remnant of Judah,that were returned tram ail ‘nations, whither thep bad been driuen, to Dwell tit the land of Judah: i 6 Eucamenand women, and children, andthe kings Daughters, and every pers fon that Pebuzar-adan the chicfetieward had left with Gedaliah the ſonne of Ahi- kam the fonne of Shaphan, and Jeremiah the £ Prophet, and Baruch the onne of g Whomthefe Neriah. wicked led away 7 Ho fhey came into the land of Egypt: by force, foz thep obeped not the voyce of the Led; thus came thepto Tahpanhes. 8 CThen came che word of the Lozd ta- to Jeremiah in Tahpanhes, ſaying, 9 Take great tones tu thine hand, and i pide them in the clap in the bzicke kill whichis at the entrie of Pharaohs Houle i abpanbes in the fight of the men of udab, 12 And fay vnto them, Thus layth the Loa afhentes the God of Iſrael, Bebolde, J will ende and bring sQebuchad-reszae the King of Babel, k my (eruant, and will fet bis thaone vpon thele ſtones that J haue bin > and hee all ſpread his pauilion ouer heat. II And ingen he hallcome, he hall imite the land of Egypt; | fuch as ate appointed fog Death, to Death, and fuch as are toz captiut- tie, to captiuitte, anv ichas are foz the ſword, to the (word, i 12 Gnd J wili kindlea frein the houſes of the Hodsof Egypt, and hee Hall burne them, and carp them away captines, ant bee hall aray himſelfe with che land of Egypt, asa ™ thepheard puttcth on brs garment, and Wali Depart from thence tn peace. 13 Qee thall alio breake the images of (1 Beth-Herielh that ts tu the laud of gyst, and the boufesof the gods ofthe Egypti ans all be burne with tire. CHAP, XLIIII. He reprooueth the people for their idolatry. 15 They that fet light by the threatning of the Lord ave chaftened. 26 The deftiuction of Egypt, and of the Iewes therein prephefied, f As from the Moabites, Afira.. monit¢s,and E< domites, Chap. 40.51, h Aciticin E. gypt neereto Nilus. i Which ſigniſi. edthat Nety- chad-nezzar fhould come cuen to the gates | of Pharaoh, where were his bricke killes for his buildings. k Reade Chap, 25.9. l Euery one half | be flaine by that meanes that God | hath appointed, Chap.1 5.2. m “Meaning, moft eafily, and ſuddenly {hati he | carie the Egypti=, ans away. | t a.a \|Cr the houfe o the funge, * a Thefe were all famous & {trong | citics in Egypt, where the lewes y were fed dwelt for their ſafetie: T werd that came to Jeremiah con» cerning all the Jewes, which dwellin the land of Egypt, and rematned at Mig · dol and acs Cabpanhes, and at Moph, and inthe countrey of Pathꝛos.ſaying,. 2 Ghuslapth the Lord of hoſts, the God bur the Prophet of Iſrael, Wee hane (Lene all the cutll that I declareth y there bane bought vpon Jerufalem, and vpon all is no hold fo thecitics of Jidah: and behoid, this day frong,y can pre- they are Defolate, and no man dwelleth (crue them from if therein, Gods vengeance. 3 Be- i ~ 9— To learne by othersexample. The Chap. xij. — rageofobftinateidolaters. 302, "| y t u fb ReadeChap. 7.25, and 25.3, and 26.5,& 29. B9,and 32,33. e He ferceth be- fore their eyes Godsiudgements exumple,and not with the like wickednes pro- uoke the Lord: for thenthey fhould be double puaithed. d He theweth that we ouzht to lagues from the eginning,that confidering thé, we might liuc in his fearejand know if he haue not (pared our fa~ thers, yea, Kings, princes and tulers,and alfo {whole countries, and nations for cannot looketo efcape punifh- ment for ours, ff Or beaten gainft them “that is,purpofcly de- firoy them, f Reade Chap. 36.6 & 42 88, *Ebr. Lift vp their giles. = Meaning, but a few, 3 Becaule of their wickednes tebhich they Haue comimetted, topsouoke mice to anger, in that they went to burne incenfe, and to ferne other gods, whom they knewe not, neither they,nor pou,no2 pour fathers. 4 Howbeit J lent yuo you all my fer uants the Prophets > rifling carly, and fen- Ding them, laying, Dh de not this abomina= ble thing that 3 bate. § But they would not heare noz encline their care to turne from their wickedneſſe, — to barne no moze incenſe vnto other gous. G TUherefoge < my wrath, andinine ans ger was powres foozth, and was kindled in the cities of Judah, and tn the ſtreetes of Je- rufalem, and they are Defolate, and walted, as appeareth thts Dap. 7 Theretoze now thus fapth the Lord of hoſtes the Gov of Jiracl, Wherefore com- mit pethis great eaill againſt pour foules, to cut off from pou man and woman, child and fuckliag out of Judah, and leaue you none to rematne? 8 Jn that pee pronoke mee bnto wrath with the wakes of pour hands, burning in- tenfe vnto other gods in thetand of Egypt whither pebee gone te Dwell: that ye might bring Deitructien vito pour (elues, and that ye might be acurfeanda repzoch among all nations of the earth. j g Waue yeefogotten the wicked neſſe of your fathers, and the wickedneffe of the 4 Kings of Judah, andthe wickedneſſe af their wes, and pour owone wicke dnes, and the wickedneſſe of pour wines, which they haue committed in the land of Judah and in the ttrectes of Jerufalem? : 10 They are not ſhumbled vnto this day, neither haue they feared nor waiked tn mp Law nozpinmy Statutes, that J (cr befor? pou,and befoze pour fathers, IL Gherefore thus fapeth the Lorde of hotes the God of Jirrael, Behold,F wili fet my face againſt pou.* to cenil, and to deſtroy all Judah, 12 And J will take the remnant of Fr- Dal, that haue (et their faces to gee inta the land of Egypt there to Dwell, and they fali all bee conſumed and fall inthe land of Egypt : they hail even bee conſumed by the {wo28,and by the famine: they Wali die From the leaft unto the moft, by the ſwoꝛd, and bp the famine, and they hall bee a deteſtation, and anattonthment, anda fourfeand ares zoch, f 13 FoI wilt viktt them that Dwell in the land of Egypt, as J haue pitted Jeruſalem, pote word, by the famine, andby the pe- tlence, I4 So that noneof the remnant of Ja Dah, which are gone into the land of Egypt to Dwell there Hall efeape o remane, that thep ſhonid returne into the land of Judah, tothe which they thane a Delireto returne to Dwell there: for none ſhall returne, but g fuch as iall efcape. l I5 Theu all the men which knewe that their wines bav burnt tucenie vnto other gous, ¢all the women that todd by, agreat multitude, euen all the people that dwelt in the land of Egypt in Pathros, anſwered Jeremiah laying, i 16 The wod that thou hak fpoken vnto vs in the name ofthe Lorde, we will® not beare it of thee, 17 But we wil do whatfocuer thing go · eth out ofour olen motit bas to burn incenie bato ithe Queene of heanen, aud topowe Out drinke offerings vñnto her, as we paue Borie, both wee and onr fathers, ovr Kings and our inces in the cities of Hudah, and in the ttrectes of Jerufalem: foz chen $ had twee * plenty of vitayles, and were well and felt none enill. 18 But lince we leftch to burneincenle to the Queene of heauen, and topowe out Minke offerings vnto her, wee bane had \(cavceneffe ofall things.¢ haue bene confu» med by the ſword and by the famine, 19 And when wee burnt incenle to the Queene ofheanen, and powꝛed out drinke oftrings vEtO her, DiD we make her cakes te p make ber glad,and powee out Drinke ofe. ringsbnto her without our huſbanos: 20 Thenlaid Itremiah vñto al the peos ple, to themen, anù tothe women, and to all the people which had giuen pim that ens Cweretaying, 21 Did not the LoD remember the an: tenle, that pce burnt in the cities of Judah, and in the ttreetes of Jeruſalem, both you, and pour fathers, pour kings,¢yonrr minces, and the people of the land, and + hath be not conlidered it? 22 Bathat the Ler could no longer for⸗ beare,becaute of the wickednelſe of your in- uentions, and becauit of the abominations, whici) pe haue committed: therefore ts peur lande Defolate and an aſtoniihment, and a h This declareth how dangerous.a thing it isto de- cline once from God,and to fol- lowe ourowne fantafies: for Sae tan cuer foliciteth fuch,and doth not- leaue them till he hane brought thé to extreme impu- deney & madness euen to iuſtifie their wickednefle againft God and his Prophets,. i Reade Chip. 7.18. It feemeth that the Papilts gathered of this place, their Salue Regina, c Regie gina celi letarey calling the virgin Marie Quecne of heauen, and fo of the blefled yir- gin and mother of our Sauiour Chriftmade an idole : for here the Prophet cone demneth their idojatrie,: i t Ebr. we were curie, and without inbabitani,as appeareth fatiate with tits Day. : 23 Becaule ye hauebuentincenle, and be- caule peyare finned again the Loꝛd x hauc not obeyed the voice of the Loꝛd, noꝛ walked in his Lawe, na? in hts ſtatutes, nez in his teſtimonies, therfore this plague is come bps on you, as appearcth thts Day. 24 Moꝛeouer Jeremiah fayde vnto all the people, and to all he women, Weare the wode of the Lod, all Judah that arc in the land-of Capt, 25. © Thus ſpeaketh the Lorde of hots, the Gadof Fltacl, faving, Veeand yonr wiues baue both poken with your mouthes, aud fulfiticd with your™ bande, fying, Clee will. perfournic our vowes that wee baug vowed to burne incenſe to the Mueene of heaucn, and to powe out Minke offerings to. bers. pee wiil perfourme your vewes, and doethe the things that pe baie 26 Therefore Heare the wowe of the Led ail Judah thatowel inthe iand ofE- gypt. Bebholdc, Jhaue fwozwe bymy great Name, fapeth the Lode, that inp same bread, k Thisis {till the argument of ido- latersywhich e- fteeme religion by the beily an4 in ftead.ofac- knowledging Gods workes, who fendeth bothplenty and - dearth health, & ficknefie, they at=- tribute it to their idoles,and fo dils - honour Ged, [Or (aw, lOr want. Or, te appeafe . her, 1} This teacheth vs how great das ger itis forthe husbands to ꝓer⸗ mit their aviues any thing vberof they be notaffured by Gods word: for therby they take an occafion to inftifie their doings,and their hustands fhall give an account ther- of before God,read Ha 3.25. 4Ebr is it not come vp into hes heart?” m Youhauecom cited double euillin making wicked yowes, and- in perfornaing the ſame. : = Hall. Baruchs infirmitie. n This decla- reth an horrible plague toward idolaters,{eeing that God will not vouchfafe to hatte his Name mentiored by fuch as haue polluted it. a We ‘cethere- fore, that God hath a perpetuall care ouer his, wherefoeuer they are ſcattered: for though they be buttwo or three, yet he will deli- uer them when he deftroyeth his enemies. p He theweth the meanes where- by they fhould be deftroyed,to ® fhall no moze bee called bpon by the mouth ofanp man of Judah, tu allthelande of E gypt,faying, Che Lord Gow liueth. 27 Behold, J wil watch once them fo enilt and not for gond, and allmen of Judah that are in thr land of Covpt, Hail bee con- fumed bp the ſword, and by the famine, vntil they be vtterly Deitroped. 28 Dera (mall number that efcape the ſword, ° Mall returne out of the land of E- gypt inta the land of Judah: and all the remnant of Judah that are gone into the land of Egypt todwell there, ſhall know whole wozds kall and mine o? theirs. 29 And this hall beca ligne puto pou, faith the Lod, when J vilite pouin this place,that ye map know that mp weds Hall furely tand agatnit yon for eniti. A 30 Thus laith the Lod, Behold, J wiil P gitte Pharaoh Hophꝛa king of Egypt into the hand of bis enemtes, and into the hand ofthem that fecske bts lite: as J gaue zede⸗ kiah king of Judah into the hand of Qebu⸗ chad rezzar Ring of Babel bts encmte, whe allo ſought his life. Jeremiah. aſſure them of the certainetie of che plague, and yet they remaine ftill in their obftinaci¢ till they perifh : for lofephus lib. 10 de Ant.cap rr. writeth , that fue yeereatter the taking of Ierufalem, Nebuchad- nezzar the yonger , hauing ouercome the Moabites and the Ammo- nites, wentagaint Egypt, and {lewetbe king, and fo brought cheſe Jewes, and other into Babylon, a Which was Ie- CHAP XLV. 2 Ieremiah cosforteth Baruch aBuring him that he fhould aot perifhin the deſtruction of lerufala’ 1 V E word that Jeremiah the Prophet ſpake wnto 2 Baruch the fanne of Meris remiahs difciple, ab, then hee jad weitten thele > words tn a and wrote his booke at the mouth of Jeremiah, in the prophecies vne ſourthyeere of Jehoiakim the fonne of Joli- der him, al King of Judah, faying, b Whereofreade 2 Thus faith the Toꝛd God of Iſrael Chap.3 6.10. bite ther, D Baruch, — c Baruch moo- Chou diddeſt fay, Moe isme: now: uedwithanin- fo? the Lod Hath layde ſorrow pnto my ior. confiderate zeale row : 3 c fainted in my mourning, and J of Ieremiahsim- can nde no reft. prifonment,but 4 Thus ſhalt thou lay vnto him, Che chiefly forthe de- Loꝛd faith thus, Behold, Chat which J ftru@ionofthe bane built, will sdeftrop, and that witch people,andthe Jhaue planted will Jplucke vp , euen this Templeymaketh whole land. i ‘this lamentation, § And feekeftethou great things fo: thy as Plal 6.6. felte?feeke them not: foz bebold, Jwil bꝛing d Meaning,that a plague vpon all fiefs, faith the Lord: bur God mizhtde- thp life wil J gine thee fort a pray in all pla- fiioythis people ces, whither thou goeſt. becauft he had lantedthem. e Thinkeft chou to haue honour and credit2where- inhe fhewethhisinfirmitie, f ReadeChap,21 9. a Thatis,ninena- CHAP. XLVI. 2 He prophefieth the deBruftion of Egypt, 27 Deliuerance u promifedto F{rael. T? E wozus ef the Lod, which came to tionsywhichare & Jeremiah the prophet againſt the gren roundaboutthe tiles, land of Egypr. 2 Asagaint Cappt again the army of b Reade 3,King, 23 29.and 24,7, and 2,Chron. 35-20, b[Dharaah Mecho Ring of Cappt, which was by the riuer Perath tn Carchemith, which Mebuchad-reszav Ring of Wabel ſmote it the fourty peeve of Jehoiakim the fonne cf Fofiah king of Jndah. 3 © ake ready buckler and ſhield, and goe forth to batreil. 4 Wake ready the hoeles, and let the hozltinen get vp, and and vp with your fal lets, furti the ſpeares, and put an the bat gandines. § Wherefore haue 3 feenethemafraid, and Dinen backe ? foz chete mightie men are finitten, t are fied away, looke not backe; for feare was round about, faith the LoD, 6 The twitt hall not flee away, uoz the firong men eſcape: tbey hall tumbie, anv fall toward thee oth by theriuer Perath. 7 Mho ts this, thatcommeth tp asta flood, whole waters are mooued like the rie uers? 8 Egypt rifeth vp like the flood, and his Waters are mooucd ltke the rtuers, ant bee faith. 3 will goe vp,and will couer the earth: - will Deroy thecitte with them that dwel eretn. 9 Come dp,pee holes, and rage pee tha- tets, and let the paliant men come foozth, g the blacke Dores, and the Libpans that beare the (hteid , andthe Lydtans that pans Dle and bend the bow. Io frorthists the day of the Lod God of bottes, and a Day of bengeanee, that bee map auenge him of bis enemies: foz the fwod ſhall Deuouve,and it ſhalbe faciate, ano made Munke with their blood : foz the Lord Hod ofvots hath * a facrtfice in the Roth coun: treyi bythe rtuer Perath. II Goe vp vnto Grlead,* and take balme, D! virgin, the daughter of Egypt: invaine {yale thou vie many™ medicines ; for thon Halt hane no health. 12 Chenations haue heard of thy Hame, € thy crie hath filed che land: fo: tye ſtrong hath tumbled agatnt che trang, and they ave fallen both together. 13 € Che word that the Lord fpake to Jereinah the Pꝛophet, how Mebuckad-rez- zat king of Babel ould come and limite the land of Egypt. 14 Publiſh in Egypt, and declare in Wigdol, and proclaime tn Noph, andin Tahpanhes, and fay, Stand ttill, and ppee pare thee: Coz che iwa hall Denoure round about thee. : 15 thp are thy valiant men put backe? thep could not Rand, becanfe the Lod did Daiue them. 16 We made many to fall, tone feli vpon another: and they ſaid, Arife, lec vs gor as gaine to ours own penpie,andco the laad of ont natinitic fron the ſword of the violent. 17 They did crie there, Pharaoh king of Egypt, andofagrenc multitude? hath pat fed the time axpointed. 18 As F liue, faith the Ring whol name is the Lond of hotes, Surclyas Caborisin the mountaines,and as Carinel isin the fea: fo hall r it come. 1g D thou daughter dwelling in Egypt, make thee geare to goe into captinitic: foz Noph Hall be wates and deloiace, without an inhabitant, ment, p Towit, thatthe Egyptians fhall bee d 20 Espp A prophecieagainftEgypt. | a c Hewarneth the Egyptians to prepare them- d The Prophet had this vifion af} the Egyptians, which thould be putto flight by the Babylonians - at Carchemith, e The Babyloni- ans fhali diſcom⸗ fit ther at the riucr Euphrates, f Hederideth the boaftings of the Egyptians, who thought by theirriches and power to haue oucrcome all the world, alluding tothe rier Ni- lus, which at ceg- taine times ouer. floweththe coune trey of Egypt. g For thefe pati- onstooke part with y Egyptians, | : h Hee caileth the flaughter of Gods enemies,a facrifice,becaufe it is a thing that doth pleafe him, Tfa.34 6, i Thatis,at Care chemi‘h, K For at Gilead did gtowe moſt ſoueraigne balme for wounds. l So called,be- caufe Egypt had , not yetbeneo- . uercome by the enemic m Hefheweth +» that no ſalue ot medicine can prevaiie where- as Goi giveth the wound, n As they that ſhould repent that they helped the Egyptians. o Hederideth them which (hal. impute their oue:throw to lacke of counfell and policje, or to fortuneand not obferuing o time: not confi« dering that itis Gods iui iudge eftroyed. ea a a gees ce I Bi ye OE eee eee q They haue a- ündance of all dient and proud, r£ Asverte 9, f They thal be fcarfe ableto fpeake for feare ofthe Caldeans. t Meaning, E- byPt ü “shatis,they fhall flay uke great and mighty men of power. x Towit,Nebu- chad nezzars armie. 2% Meaning, that after the {pace of forty yeeres,B. gypt mould be reftored, Ha.19, 23 erck. 29. 13. a God comfor⸗ teth all his thar Wete in captiuicy, burefpecially the fall Church of the Tewes where- of were Ieremi- ak and Baruch, which remayned ' among the E- yptians: for the Tord neuer for- fakes his, Ifa, 44.3 .chap, 32% 10. a Which wasal- fo called Gaza,a citie of the Phi- liftims, : gypt like acalfe, 20 Cayptis like aq Faire calfe,bir deſt rut · tion commech: out of themorth it commeth. - 21 Aife her hired men tare in the mids of her like fat calves: they are allo turned back aud tiende away together: they coulde not ſtand, becaule the Bay of their deſtruction was come vpon them, andthe time of their uilitation, 22 Che vayce thercof Hall ase forth like af ferpent s fur they Hall march with an ar: mie, AND come againit tper with arcs, as hewers of wood. 23 They hal cut Downe ber » foz, faith the Lod: for chep cannoc bee counted, be- caule they ave moze then the x graſhoppers, aud are innumerable, 24 The Daughier of Egypt Halbe cons kounded:he Halve deliuered into the bands ofthe people of the Meath. | 25 d Thus faith the Lod of hoftes the Gorof Iſrael. Behold, J wil vift the y com- mon peapic of f2e, and Pharaoh, ¢ Eaypt, with thete gods and thew kings, euen Pha⸗ Fao}, and ali them that trut in yim, 26 And J wil deliuer the nto the hands of thoſe that ſeeke their lines, and inte the hand of frcbuchad-nessar king of Babel; and into the handes of his ſeruãnts, and af terward ihe Hall dwell as zin the olde time, faith the Lord. 27 Eut keare not thou, D mp fernant Jaakob, and be not thon afvayde,D Iſxael: foz behold, J will deſiuer thee from a farre countrey, and thp (ced from the land of their captiuity, and Jaakob hall returne and be in reſt and profperity, and none hall make Him afrayd, 28 Fearethou not, D Jaakob my feruant, ' fayth the Lord: for Fam with thee, Fi will biterly Dettrop all the nations, whither J Hate Batuen thee s but J well not vtterly de> ſtroythee, vut correct > thee by tudgement, and not vtterly cut thee of, b Reade Chap 10.24. CHAP, XLVILS . The word of the Lord again the Philiſtims. ph he esa of the Lowe that came to Je: i remiah the prophet, agatn the Phili⸗ Tims, before that Pharaoh {mote a Assay. 2 Thus layth the L020, Bebold, waters rife bpoutot > the Noꝛth, and hallbec asa Cwelling foad, and fall ouerflow the tand, ` b He meanethy and all thàtis therein, and the cities with army of the Cal- deans, Ifa. S 7,8, them that dwell therein: then the men pall cry,and all the tnbabitants of the land Mall c The greatteare POWIE, fhall take away their naturall affeGion, d Their heart 3 Atthe noiſe and Lamping of the hoofes of bis trong horfes, at p notfeot his charets, | anv at the rumbling of bis wheels: rhe fae thers hail not-« looke back to their childzen, fhal fo failethem. ‘fo? feeblenefle of¢ hands, e For the Caph- A Becaule of theday that commeth te de> torims, which are ſtroy ail the Philiſtims, ¢ to deſtroy Cyrus alfo called Cap- padocians, had and Zimon, & al the rett that take their part: foz the LoD wiil oeftrey the Philiſtims, the deftroyed inolde remnant of the tile of- Caphroz, time ý Philiftims and dwelt in their $ ~ Jand euen to Gaza, Deut, 2.23, Chap. xlvii xlviij. 5 f Balonefieis come vpon As53h: Aſh · kelon is cut ppwith the reit of their valicys. iow long wilt s thon cut thy fette? 6 D cyoufword of rhe Lome, how long wilit be opthouccatetturne agatne into thy icabbard,rett and be tili. 7 How can to oceafe,tecing the Lord hath giuen ita charge againit Ahkelon, and a- gaint the (ca banke? cuen there bath heap popnten tt. it is not poflible thatthe wicked ould by arly meancs efcape or flay the Lord, when hewilltake vengeance, CHAP XLVIII The word of the Lord again/t the Moabites, 26 Becauſe of thew pride and cruelty. Gla Woab, thus fayth the Loa othattes,the God of Jitael, CHoe puto a f2ebo; fo? it is waited: Kiriathaim is con- founded and taken; Miſgab ts confounded and afraid. 2 Moab Hall boat no moze of Heſhbon: for they haue deuiſed euil agaimſt it.oCome, and let vs Deftroyit.that tt beno moze a na⸗ tion; allo thou halt be Deftroped,< D Mad⸗ men, and the fwo Hall purſue thee. 3 Avoice of crying thalve from Horꝛona⸗ im with Delolation and great deſtruction. 4° -Moab is deltreyed: ber little ones baue cauled their cry tebe heard. § Foratthe going vpof “Lubith, the mourners fall qoc bp with weeping: foztn the going Downe of ozonatm, the enenites pane peard a crp of Deitruction. ; 6 Fflee,and faue your lives, andbeelike vntothee beati tn thewtloerneffe, 7 For becaule thon hat truſted tn thy wWoꝛks and in chp trealires.thou walt alio be taken,and s Chemo Wall goe forth into captinuitic with his pateites and bis mintes together. 3 Gnd the deſtroyer Hall come vponall tities, œ no city Hall eſcape: the valiepalfo Hall perih,and the plaine Wall be deſtroyed as the Lozd bath ipoken. 9 Giue wings vute Moab, that tt may flee € get away ; foz the cities thercofhathe Delolate, without any to Dwel theren, IO *Curfed be he that Doth the woke of the Lod |! negliqently.and curled be he that keepeth backe yis ſword from blood. IL Boab hath bin at ret from bis youth, and hee hath ſetled on bis fees,and hath not bene i powzed from velſſell to veffelt, neither Hath he gone into captiuttte : therefore bis taite remapned in bun, and bis fent ts net changed. 12. @ Therefore beholde, the Bayes come, faith the Lod, thata wil lend vnto him fuch as (hall cary him away and wall empty dis veſſels, and bꝛeake their bottels. h He fheweth that God would punith the Caldea deftvoy the Egyprians,and that witha courage, & calleth this execu- ting of his vengeance againft his encivies,his worke:though the Cal- ‘deansfought an other end, Ma.10.1 244)Or, decezt/uliy, Hath not bene remoued as the lewes bane, but hath lined ac eafe,and asa wings. 13 Ana thatfeedeth himfelfe omhis lees. heLords ſword. 303 atidoles,Ma.15.2 ns,if. they did not f They haue pul⸗ led of their baire for farrow and heauinefie. g As the heathen vied in their mouining,which the Lord torbad. his people to do, Deutingit, h Meaning,thar a There werecia tics ofthe Moa- bites which Ne- buchad nezzar tooke before he went tofight ae gainft — king of Egypt, b. Thus tal the: Babylonians in- courage one an⸗ other, c Reade Ifa, 256 10. d Horonaim & Luhith were two places whereby _ the Moabites fhould flee, Iſa. 15:5: ) e Hideyour felues in barren places, where the enemy willnot purfueafter yous Chap.59.6. £ That isthe idoles which are theworks of thine hands, Some read,inthy | poffcfliens:for fo. the word may ` fignifie,as iR Sam. 25.2. 9 g Both thy great idole,and his maintayners fhall hee led away cap- tiues, ſo that they fhallthern know. that itisin vaine to looke for kelpe - Moabsarrogancie,pride and vanity. k As thecalfe of Beth-el was not able to deliver the Ifraelites: no more (hall Che- moth deliuerthe Moabites, fEbr.gone vp, or deſtroyed. 1 How are they deftroyed that put their truf ia their &rength and riches ! m Thus they that fee fhallan- {were i That is,his po- wer & (trength. o He wiliedthe Caldeans to lay affliGions ynow vponthem,till they be like drunken men _ that fall downs to their hame and are derided ofall. \Or,fhalbe full, or clap his hands. p Thou reioiceft to heare of his roifery. Fa. 16, 6. q He ſhall not execute his ma- Kce againſt his neighbours. £ Read Lia.16.7, -f Which city was in the vrmoft border of Moab: and hereby he fignifieth that the whole Iznd fhould be de- ftroyed,and the people caried AWays í - 13 And Moab Mall bee ahame of Che- moð as the houſe of Jitael was ahamed of k Beth-el their confidence, I4 Haw thinke pou thus, Me are mighty and itrong men of warre? 15 Moab ts deltreted,< his cities || burnt vy.and bis chefen pong menare gone Down te laughter, ſayth the Ring, whale name is, The Lord ot hattes. 16 Che delteuction of Moab is ready to come, and his plague haltech fat. 17 Gllpethatare about yim, mourne fog bim, and all yee that knowe bis name lay, awe isthe ſtrong Kafe bzaken, and che beauttiull rod ! 18 Chou daughter that doſt inhabit Di- bou,came Downe fromehy glorp, and fitin titrlt ; fo: the Beltreper ot goab Mall case dlaoi thee, and pz Wall Deitrop thy trong 19 Chow that dwelleſt in Aroer, and by the way, æ behalt: alke bim that fleech and that e(capeth,and fay, Ahat is done? 20 ™ Moab is confounted; toz itis de- ſtroyed: howle,and cry,tell yec itin Arnon, that Moab ts made watte, { 21 Aud tudgement tecome vpon p plaine countrey, bpon olan vpon Jahazah, and dpon Mephaath, 22 And vpsnDibon, and vpon Nebo, ana vpon the boule of Diblathaun, 23 And vpon Mirtatgatin, ¢ vpon Beth» ganul,and vpon Beth-meon, 24 AnD vpon Kerioth, and vpon Bozrah, and vpen ali che cities ot the land of oau karre or negre: 25 Then horne of Maab is cut oſt, and bis arme ts broken, faiti the LoD. 26 Make ye him o Munken: foz he mags nifica himfelfe againſt the Lo2d: Moab hal il wallow m His vᷣomite, and he alta halbe iit Deriſion. 27 Foꝛ didſt not thon deride Iſrael, as though be had bene found among thecues? ain thou fpeakett sf him, thou art rmos 28 Dyee that dwell in Moab, leane the Cities, and Dwell tn the rocks,and be like the Boucthat makech her nett in the fide of the holes mouth. 29 * Clee haue heard the pride of Moab Cheis exceeding proud) sis ſtotneſſe, and bis Atrogarcy,and jis pride, and the hautineſſe of his heart. 30 3 know his wrath, faith the Lord, abut it hall not be fo : and hts diſſimulations, for thepdocnotright. | 31_* Cheretoze will Y Howle for Moab, and Y wiil crie out fozall Joab: mincheart ſhall mourne foz the men of Kir· heres. 32 D vine of Sibmah, J will weepe foz thee,as J| wept for Jazer: the plantes are gore oner the (ea,thep ace come to the fea tof Jazet: the deltroyer ts fallen vpon tye fum- mer fruits and vpon the vintage, 33 Ana — gladnes ts taken from the plentiful fielo g from the land of Moab:and J|: baue cauſed wine to faile from the wine preties none all tread with ſhouting: their ee fhalbe no ſhowting. 34. Fram the cry of wethbon bute Eia- Ieremiah. Feare, pit and ſnare. ich, and vnto Jahaz Daue they made their noyſe: from Zoar unto horonaim, the heifer of thzee peere old thal goe lowing: fog the wa» ters alio of Mimrin ſhalbe waled, 35 Mozcouer,3 wil caule to ceale in gpa» ab, faith the Lo2d, bint that offereth in the bie places, and him that burneth incenſe to bis gods. 6 Therekoꝛe mine heart Hall ſounde foz oab likea. fyaume, and mine heart hall u Thér cuftome found likea haume foz the men of Rir-hes was to play on tes,becaule the riches that hee bath gotten, futes or inftru- is perithed. ments aeauy and 37_ * Forencrp head Hall be | baldz, and graue tunes ar eucrpbeard plucked: vpon all the bandeg burials & in the fall bee cuttings,and vpon the lopneslacks time of mour- cioth. ning, as Mat, 9. 38 And mourning ſhal bee bpon allthe 23- boule topsof Moab and in all the ftreeteg 1/4.15.2,3- therof: toz J| baue bꝛokenMoab likea veſtel €xe4-7- 18. wherein ig no plealure, faith the Lord. l Or,/hamerte 39 Thep thal howle,faying, Mow is he Dee ftroped ? ow bath Moab turned the backe with Game? fo hall Moab be a Dertiion and a eare to all them about bim. 40 Foꝛ tons taith the Led, Behold, * be Mali fice as an eaglet Hal pead bts wings ouer Moab. ai Che cities are taken, and the trong bolas are wonne, the mighty mens hearts in Moab at that day Wall be as the heart of a woman in travel. 42 Gnd Moab thalbe deſtroyed from be: ing a people, becaule be path t vp himlelfe agant the Lord. 43 8Keare and pit and (are halbe vpon thee, D inhabitant of Moab, faith the Lezd. 44 He that eſcapeth from: the feare, hail fall in the pit, x be that getteth vp outof the pit, Halbe taken in the (nave: fo: J wil ing vpon tt, cuen bpon Moab, the peeve of their viſitation, faith the Lo20. 45 hep that fled, toode vnder the Has Dow 7 of Hethbon, becauſe of the fo2ce: foz a the fice came out of Heſhbon, and a flame from Dijon, and Deuoured the coner of —— » andthe toppeof the {editions chil- zen. 46 Woe be vnto thee,D Moab: the pes- ple ofb Chemoſy perimheth:foꝛ thy fonnes are taken captiues, and thy daughters led into captiutty. 3 at 47 Det will J bring againe the captiuity of Moab in the clatter Dates. faith the Lod. Thus farre of the iusgement of Moal. CHAP. XLIX t The worde of the Lorde againſt the Ammo- mites, 7 Fdumea, 23 Damafius, 28 Kedar, 34 and Elam, t Read lag. ® That is, Nebu- chad-nezzar, as Chap.49.2 2. y He that efca- peth one danger, thall be taken of another, Ifa 24. TA z. They fled thie ther,thinking to haue fuccour of the Amorites. a The Amorites had deftroyed the Moabites in times paft, and now becaufe of their power,the : Moabites ſhall {ceeke to them for helpe. b Which vanted themfelues of their idole, as though he could haue defended them. c Thatis, they fhalbe reftored by the Mefliale ye the childzen of Ammon thus fapth a They wers fe- the 20:02, ath Iſrael no ſonnes? 92 parated from the hath he none beire? Aby then hath their Moabitesby the b king poſſeſſed Gad ? and his people dwelt river Arnon, and in his cittes? after that the ten 2Therekore heholde, the dayes come, tribes were cari- fapeth the Lozde,that J will cauſe a noyſe of ed away into cap- tiuicy,they inua- ded thecountreyofGaj, b Towit,ofthe Ammonites, © Međe ning of the I{raelices, warre d Which was oneof the chicfe cities of the Am- city called Hefh- bon among the Moablites, e In thy plentiful cou trey. f Signifying that powerand riches cannot preuaile when as God will execute his iudgements. g That is, without looking backe,& as euery one can finde a way to efcape. h In the time of Cbrift when the Gentilcs hall be called. i Which wasa citie of Edom calledby the name of Teman Eliphaz onne, who came of Efau. k The enemies that fhal diffem- ble as though they fled away, fhal turne backe, and inuade your land, and pof» felfe it, 1 Meaning,that God would vt- terly deltroy them, and not fpare one though the grape gathe- refs leaue fome grapes, & thecues feeke but til they hauc enough, Obad.1.5. m Thedefirudi- on [halbe fo great thatthere fhal be none left to take care ouer the wi- | dowes & father- leſſe. in Thavenot {pared mine own people,and how fhould I pitie thee? o Which wasa chiefe citic of | Edom, p That is,Bozral. {Or idole. Grape-eatherers. The childrens rod. warre tobee beard ind Rabbah of the An Monites,and tt hall be adelolate heape,and her Daughters ſhall be burnt with fire: chen Wall lrael poſſeſſe thoſe that poſſeſſed yun, faith che Lod, yi 3 Powie, D Heſhbon, fo: Gi is waked: crte ye daughters of Rabbah; gird pou wiih fackeclorb; mourne and runuẽ to and tra by toc hedges, to: their hing ſhall goe mito cap: tity, and Hts Peleltes, ans His Peinces likewile. 4 Aherekoze glozieſt thonin thee val: lepes? thy valley tlẽweth away, D rebellious Daughtersike trutted in her treaſures, laying, Uya thall come vnto me? § Behold, 3 wil bing af feare vpon tier, faith the Lod Gov of polis, of all thele that be about thee, and pe all be (cattered euery man s right forth, and none hail gather him that flecti. PIE ‘ 6 Ano afterward J will bing againe the caprtuity of the chuldzen of Ammon. 7 € Go dom thus layeth the Lorde of botes, Js wiſedome na moe ti eman? Is countell periſhed from their childzenz Is their wiledome banifiycd ? 8 Sec, ye inhabitants of Dedan C * they are turned backe, and baue coniuited to Dwell) for J haue bought the deſtruction oF Chy vpon him, and the tune of pis vili ation. 9 Ikthe grape gathererscome tothee, would they not leaue fome grapes:iftheeues cone bp night, thep wil Deitroy til they bane phough. 10 Foꝛ Jhaue diſcouered Clan: J haue vncouered bis fecrets,and he hal not be able to hide himmlelfe + his feed ig waited, and bis bactheen and bis neighbours and there Hall be none tofay, 7 Ir Leaucthp™ fatherleffe childzen, and J twill preſerue them alius, tlet thp widowes trui inme. ; 12 Fo: thus faith the Lord,» Behold, they whoſt iuBgement was not ta Minke of the cup, haue ailuredly munken, and art thou be that hall elcape free? thou ibalt not go free, but thou ait rely drinke of tt. j 13 Foꝛ Jhaue ſworne by mplelfe, ſaieth the Lord, that o Bozrah Hall be waite, and foza repioch, and a Defolation, and a cutie, and all the ctttes thereat Mali be perpecuall deſolations. 14 J haue heard a rumour fromthe Lod, and an ambaſſador is ſent unto the Heathen, faying, Gather you together, and come ae gaint r her,and rife pp to the battel. I5 Foꝛ toc, J will make thee but ſmall among the heathen, and deſpiſed among men, 16 The il feave,& the pzinsof thine heart hath deccined thee, thouthat dwelleſt m the clefts of theracke, and keepelt the helshtaf the bil: chougs then ſhouldeſt make typ nett as high asthe Cagle, 3 wel bring thee Down from thence. fatth the Lord. 17 CAI Evom hall be deſolate: euery one that goeth by it, hall bee altonthep, and fyall hill’ at all che plagues thereof, 183 Aginthe oucrthzowef Dodome, and af Gomozay, and the places thereof ncere 3 < Chap.xlix. AgaintEdom,Damafeus,&c. 304 about, ſaieth the Lorde: noman Mall dwell taete, neythtt Mali the ſonues ot men ree maine in it, I9 Behold, ahe ſhall come vp tthe alton from the Cacting of Joden varothe Grong Dwelling place; fozi) will make Ifrael ta retl, cuen J) whl make “pim to haſte away trom ger, and whe isa chorn manthat 9] Wap appoyut againd ber ? for who is like Mite? anv who will appayne nice che time? and who isthe f hepycare chat wil Rande bekore nie? 20 Wherefore heare the counſell of the Lodethat hee hath dened againt Edom, and bis purpols that hee bath concetucd as gainti che tubabttantes of Teman: turely the leaſtt of the flocke hail Dzaw them out : turciy hee “thatlmakethety habitations Dga folate with thent. 21 The earth ismooued at the nope of their fail; the cryot their vopce ta beara in the rep fea. 22 Behold hee hall come vp,and fice as the Eagle, and (pean bis wings oner Boz: ral), and at that uap hall the heart ofrbe iiroug men of Edom bee as the heart of a Woman in traucil. . 23 € Unto Damaſcus he faith, bamath ts confounded , and Arpad, foz they bane heard euilltidings, t they are taynt hearted as one onthe fcavefuil ea that canner rett, ‘24 Damaltus ts Diltouraged,and curneth herlelle to flight,z and krare hath leafed per; angui and ſorrowes paue taken her asa woman in trauell. 25 How is the glogiousciticnot refers ued, the city of my top ! 26 Cherfore her pong men hal fallinber treets,and all ber men of warre Wali be cut off in that day, faith the Lord of hoites. — mie Fan Tane a — the — malcus, which Hall conſume the palace of>Ben-hapad. : bep i 28 CUntoeRedarand tothe kingdomes of 124302, which Mebuchad-nexzar King of Babel yall mite,thuslapth the Low, Arie, and goe bp vnto Wedar,and deſtroy tye men ofthe Catt. 29 Their tents and their flocks thal thep take away: pea,thep pall take to themfelnes their ¢ curtaines, and all. their veſſels and tbeir camels, and they hall crpe vnto them, Feare is on cucrp fine. 30 Flee, get pon karre off (ethey haue com> {ulted to Divell)D vee inhabitants of ha· 302, fapeth. the Lazd; for Mebuchad-nezzat iking of Babel hath taken countell againtt Yelle ano bath Denied a purpole againit 31 f Arile, andget pou tp unto the weal: thye nation, that dweller without care, faith the Loud, which haue neither gates no batreg,burdiweilatone, 32 And their camels ſhalbe a booty, ethe multitude ofthe cattel a (pople,and J wel ſcatter them into all windes,¢ to the pinot corners, aud, will bzing their deſtruction from allthetivestheresflaith the Lov. will dwellin your places, .f He fheweth that they g Towit,Netu- chad-nezzar,af- ter hee hatho- ucrcome iudah which is meant by the (welling, of Lorden, fhall come ayaintt mount deir and Edom. r That is, the Ifa raclres whom the Edomites Kept as priſoners to halte away from thence. { The capraine and gouernour ofthearmy, meaning, Nebu- chad-nezzar. t They-fhall nor beable to reſiſt hispetie cap- taines, u To wit, the: enemy. x As Chap.48, 40. was faid of. Moab, y Which was the: chiefe citie of Syria, whereby a¢ meaneth the whole countrey, z When thee heard the fwiden comming of the enemy, a He fpeaketh this in the perfon of the Kinpand: of thenr of the- countrey, who ‘ fhaliwonderto- fee Damafeus the chiefe cirie de=- liroyed, b Whowas king. of Syria, ‘1.King,. 20,26.a8d had - built thefe pala- ces, which were- ftjil called the- palzces of Bens hadad, © Meaning,the Arzbians & their borderers. d Becaufethey ; vfed to dwell in tents, -he nameth the things that pertaine theres unto. e Theenemies. of Hazor wil flees, to the Arabians for ſuccour, but that hall not auailethems. 33, And. D i | | f Againtt Elahi. EùillShepheards i g That is, Perfia, fo calted of Elim the fon of Shem. h Becaufe thePer- fians were good archers,hee hew- eth chat the thing wherein they put their truſt, fhould not profit them, i i wil place Ne- buchad nezzar there, Andin 33 And Daza: ſhalbe a dwelling fo ma: gons, and Delolation fox euer: there fhallno man Dwell there, noz the ſonnes otmen res maine init, l 34 @ Thi wordes ofthe Lord that came to Jeremiah the Prophet, concerning s E lam in the beginning of the reigne ot Sede kiah king of Judah laying, 35 Thus layeth the Lard of botes, Be: Dalee, 3 will beeake the " bow of Elam, cuen the chiete oftheir ſtrength. 36 And vpon Clam J will baring the foure windes From the foure quarters of thefeprophelies heauen x will (catter them towards al thele Ieremiah pea- Windes,and there halbe no nation, whither Kechofthofe the tugtttucs of Clam thall not came. coiitreyes, which fhould be fubdu- ed vnder the firlt ofthofe foure monarchieswher- of Daniel maketh mention, <7 k This may be > referred tothe empire of the Perfians & Medes after the Calde- ; ans,or vnto the time of Chrift, as Chap.48.47. 37 Foꝛ J wil caule Elam to be afrath be» foze their enemies, € before them that ſeeke their lineg t will bang vpon them a plague, eucn the indignation of my wrath, tayth the Lowanu J will (end the ſword after them tll J baue conſumed them. 38. Aud FZ wilet mpi thone in Clam, and J will Deroy both the king € the min: ces tront thence, faith the Lod : but “in the latter Dates J wil being againe the capttut: tic of Clam, laith the Lod. - ETRA “CHAP E: ; 3 Hee prophefieth the deſtruction of Babylon and. the delimerance of Ifrael, which was in captiuitye Me word that p Lord ſpake concerning Wabel, and concerning the lande of the Caldeans by thet miniferte of Jeremiah the Prophet. 2 Declare among the nations, and pub⸗ {fh tt,and fet vp a andart,proclaime it and conceale it not; fay, 2 Babelis taken, Bel is confounded, > MPerodach ts broken Downe: Ebr hand. a After that God hath vied y Ba- byloniansferuice, per idoles are confounded, and their image topunthh other . are burft in pieces. — * nations,he hew- ¶ 3 Fox out of thesorth thereecommeth bp eththattheir i. qnationagatutt ber, which Mall make her turne thallcome lang waſte, none fhall Dwell therein: thep tobepunithed... wali flee,and Depart, both man and beak. b, ,Thefe were 4 Ju thole dayes,and at that time, fayth ewoottheit. the Lord, the chilozenof Flrael Hall 4 come, cbis idols. —— the — Judah togethers go” o wit, mg and © weeping hall thep gee, and ſeeke Medesandthe | the Lon their Gon. ites, Perfians: zi; S. Chey hall alke the way to Zion, with d When Cyius: gheir faces. thitherward, Gying, Come,and fhalltake Babel; Yee ys cleaneto che Lodina perpetual ca» e ReadeChaps, · uenant that tall not be forgotten. 31.9. f ‘Their gouet- nours & minilters by their examples 6 @ My people hath bene as tot ſheepe: their! Mepheardes hane cauled them togog attray, and haue turned them away tothe mountaynes; thep haue gone krom s moun⸗ hauc provoked tayne ta Hill, and forgotten their vetting them toidolattye place. - g They haue 7 Allthat founde them, haue devoured — committedido- ther, Œ their enemies (ayd, We offend nat, Jatry in eucry becaule they haue finned againtt the Love, place. iy hte habitation of tufttce,euen the Lord the h Eor the Lord; pape oftheir fathers. ba” aiias dwelt amongthéë 8i Flee from the middeſt oF Babel,and in his Jemple and would have maintained thent by his duſtiee againk their enemies, i When God {hall deliuer you by Cyrus, IRAS _ bel round about: ail ve that bend the bowe, o Hefpeakethto | bels, cuen again t ‘bitauts* of Pekod: vetrov, and lay tt Erek. 23.23. ‘thee, Deftriistion of Babel. a Departout of theland ofthe Calbeans, and =e o be pe as the bee goates ‘before theflocke.. K Thatis,moft f 9 Foꝛ loe,F will raile, and caule to come forward,and = vp againſt Babela multisude of nughty na⸗ withous feare, tions from the North country,and they Hal : fet themſelues in aray againt her, whereby he Hail be taken: their arrowesthalbe as of a trong man, which is expert, for none hail — in vatan, — 10 And Caldea Hal be a ſpoyle: all tha ſpoyle ber, tall bee fatten, fapeth the | Shallbemade Lod. rich thereby, II Becaule ye were glad and reiopced in Dekroping mine heritage,and becaule peare A f growen fat,asthe calucs in the graile,mand m Forioy ofthe neyed like ſtrong horles, victory ,thae ye 12 Therefore paur mother ſhall bee fore had again my confounded, and fher that bare pou fall bee people, ahamed : beholve,the vᷣttermoſt of the natis one thalbe a Delert, a Dey land anda Wilder⸗ eſſe. 3 Becaule of the wath of the Lorde, it fhal not be inbabitca but yall be wholly de- folate: euery onethat goeth by Babel, albe n In figne of aſtoniſhed, and bitte ac all her plagues, concempt and 14. ⸗Put vour ſelues in arapagaint Ba⸗ difdaine, oote at her, pare no arrowes: for he haty the encmicsche Pinned againttthe Led. Medesand Pers Ig Crp again ber roundabout: thee fians, Hath I gives ber hand: herfoundationsare p Though the ' kallen, nd ber walles are deſtroyed :fozitig Lord called the the vengeance of the Lor : take vengeance B-bylonians bis vpon ber: as thee bath Done, Dec vito Fruants,& cheir her. worke, his worke 16 Dektroy the a ſower from Babel, and ia punithing bis Dim that handleth the ſiethe m the time of people, yet be- harueſt: becanle of theſworde of the oppreſ⸗· caute they did ic four they Hall turne euery one te pis people, not to glorifie and they tall flee cuerp one to bis owne God,but for their land. oune walice, and | 17 Iſrael is like ſcattered ſheepe: the ly: toprofite them- , ons haue diſperſed them: firt the King raf felues,it is heere Albur hath deuoured bim, and lat this calledſinne. Nebuchad nezzar King of Babel hath bzo- N07 yeelded, vr, ken! bis bones, made peace, - 18 Therefore thus layeth the Lode of q Deftroy herfo hoſts,the Sadof Iſcael, Behold, F will vilit thar nonebe lefe the king of Babel, and his lanor, as J haue to labourthe vilten the king of Aſſhur. $ _ ground,ortotake 1g And Iwill bring Iſrael againe to his the fruit thereof, Habitation : he Mall fecdeon Carmel Bas rı Meaning, Ti- foan, ann vis loule Mall be ſatiſtied vpon the glath-Pelezar, mount Ephraim and Gilead. __ who caried away 20 Jnthole dayes,and atthattime, faith theten tribes. the Lorde, the iniquity of Iſrael Mall bee f He caried away fought foz and there ſhall bee none: and the thereft,co wit, finnes of Judah, and they Wal notbe found; Iudah,and Ben- fo2 3] will bee mercifull vnto them. whem J iamin. reſerue. t Thatis,Baby- 21 Goo bp againk the lande of theire. lon:tbusthe Lord tt, and againſt the inha- raifeth vp Cyrus. watte after them, faith the Lord,anddoeace || Or, of themthar coding ta all that J haue commanded /hould be vifited. u Nebuchad- 22 Actyof battell isin the lande, and of nezzarwho had great deſtruction. {mitten downe all 23 Wowe ts theo hammiee oF the whole tbeprinces and world deſtroyed and broken! how is Babel people of the become velate anong the natione! world, 24 Jhang The reward of pride? 2Ebr. fromthe end. z Her princes and mightie men, y Ofthe lewes which fhould be deliuered by Cyrus. Reue, 13,6, z Hetheweth that when God executeth his fudgements a- gainft his ence mies, that his Chur ch fhal ches haue reſt. 2Ebr. hars. a For Cyrus did cut cheriuer Bu phrates,and di- uided the courfe thereof inte ma- ny ftreames, fo that it might be paſſed ouer as though therehad $ bene no water: which thing he did by the coun- fel of two of Bel- fhazzars cap- saines who con- fpired againſt their king, be- cauſe hee had gelded the one of them inde- fpite,andflaine the ſonne of the other, b Reade Ifa, 43.25, Ebr ſonnes of the oftriches, or OnZ. Gee 19.24. fa. 312 24 Jhaue ſnared thee, and thon art ta- ken,D Babel, and thou walt net amare: thou art found, ¢ allo caught, becaule thou the halt ſtriuen againſt the LoD. 25 The Low hath opencd bis trealure, and hath brought forth the weapons of bis wath: foz this isthe worke of the Lord Gov of hoſts inthe land of the Caldeans. 26 Come againk wer + from the vtmoſt bezder : open her ſtore houles: tread on her as on fheaucs,and deſtroy her vtterly: let nos thing of her be left. 27 Deftroy all her * bullockes : let them o Downe to the laughter.cQoe vnto them, 02 their Day ts come , and the tune of theit vifitation, 28 The voice of then thaty flee, and els cape out of the land of Babel to Declarcin Zion the vengeanceat the Loꝛd our Gov,and the vengeance of his Temple. 29 Galvp the archers againſt Babel: all e that bend p bowe,beliege tt round about: et none thereofetcape: * recompente her ace Coding to her work, and accozding to al that the hath Done,do vnto ber : fo? We hath bene pꝛoud againt the Lezd,cuenagatnkt the ho⸗ ly one ot Iſrael j 30 Therefore Hall her yong men fall in the ſtreetes, and all ber men of warre ſhalbe Beltropedin that day, layth the Lod. - 31 Beholde, Jcome vnto thee, D proude man,fapth the Lorde God efheltes : for thy — come, euen the time that J will vifite 32 And the proud hall fumble and fall, and none Hal raiſe him vp ; and F will kin- ble a five in bis cities, and it Hal Deuoure all round Let pem the Loz of bottes, Th 33 usfayeth the Lod of hoftes, The childzen of Ffrael,and the childzen of Judah were opprelies together + and all that tooke peed captines.held them, and would not let gor, 34 But their trong Redeemer, whole Name isthe Lord of holtes, he wall mayne tayne their caule, that bee may gtue reſt to —— and diſquiet the inhabitants of 35 ã ſword is vpon the Caldeans, ſayeth the Lord, and npon the inhabitants of Ba- eland vpon ber pinces and vpon bermi men. 36 A fend is spari the +foathlayers,and thep (hall Bote: a ſwoꝛde is vpoñ ber ſtrong men, and they Halbe afrai. 37 Alwo2d is vpon their horſes, and vp- on theircharets, and vpon all the multitude that are in the midds of her, and they fhall belike women : afwo: is bpon ber trea⸗ fures, and they halbe ſpoyled. 38 G2 Brought i: opon her waters, and Chap.Li: Fanners againft Babel. 305 fapth the Lord: © gall no man Dwell there, — hall the ſonne of man remaine tein. 4I C Beholde, apeople hall come from the orth, and a great nation, and many kings fhall be railed wp from the < coaftes of c Meaning, that the earth. the Perfians 42 They fall hold the bowe and the buckler : they are cruell and wnmercifull: their voice fall roare like the fea, and they ſhall ride vpon box(es, and be put in aray like mento the battell againk thee, D Daughter of Babel. 43 She king of Babel hath heard the ree post of them, and bis handes wares feeble: {620w tame vpon him euen {0200 as of a wo⸗ man tn trauaile. 44 Bebolse, ke *hall come bp like a lyon from the ſwelling of Jorden vnto the trong habitation: foz J will make Ifrael to ref ang J will make them to hatte away trom bert and who is a cholen man that J may ap» point againt her 2 fo: who is like mee, and who will appoint mee the time ? and who ts thee thepheard that will and before me? 45 Therefore heare the countell of the Loz that hee hath deuiſed again Babel, and bis putpofe that bee hath conceiued ae gaint the land of the CalBeans; ſurely the icatt ef the flocke wall maw them out : fure» iy Dee ſhall make ther habitation delolate with them. 46 St the noyle of the winning of Bae bei che earth is moued, and the cry ts beara among the nations. C HAP. LI, 6 Why Babylon is deftroyed. 41 The vaine cona fhould gather their armie of many nations, d Which is meant of Bele thazzar, Dan. 5: 6. Chap. 49.19. e ReadeChap. 49. Ipi fidence of the Babylonians, 43 The vanitie of ido- laters. 59 Ieremiah giueth hu booketo Sheraiah. |\Or, of the land Te” fayth the Lord, Behold, will raile thatrifeth vp. A bp agatnit Babel,and againit the inha: a The Medes & bitants || that lift vp their heart againſt me, Perfians thar thal a Deftroying a winde, deftroy them as 2 And will fend vnto Babel fanners that the winde doeth hall fanne her, and hall emptie her land; che chaffe, foz in the Day cf trouble they Hall be againf b Though they her on enery fide. were forfakéfor 3 Alto to the bender that bendeth hig atime, yerthey bewe, andte him that ltfteth himfelfe vp in were not vtterly bts brigadine, will I fay, Spare not her yong caft offasthough mien, but deſtroy all her holi, ` their huſband 4 Thus theflaine thalt fallin theland of were dead. the Galdeans, and thep that are thu cHethewerhz through in ber ſtreetes. i there remaineth 5 soz Ilrael hath bene no twidew, noz nothing for thene Judah from his God, from the Loe of char abide in Bae hoftes, though theirlanse was Glled with bylon, but de- finne agatnt the ijoly one of Iſrael.· ftru@ion, Chap, 6 C: Flee out ofthe mdsof Babel, and 17.6, and 48.6 Deliuer euery man bis loule : be not deſtroy · d By whom the ed inber intquitic ; foz this ts the time of the: Lord powred out they thalibee Dzied bp: foritisthelandof Lops vengeance: bee will render vnto her the drinke ofhis es pel images- and they Dote vpon their Doles. 39 Therefore the > Ziims with the Fims, Mall Dwell there, and the t oftriches hall Dwell therein : for tt thatlbe no moze inhabits ted, neither thall tt be ingabited frem genea -tation vito generation. 40 AsGoadektroped * Dodom and Gos maah with. the places thereof neere about, a recompente. — vengeance to Z, ‘Babel hath bene as agoloencup inthe whom it pleaſed “Los hand, that made alltheearth Mun- him, - ken: the nations haue Drunken of ber winie, e Forthe great therefore Doe thenations e rake, affli&ions ý they 8 *Babel ts ſuddenly fallen, and de- haue feltby the {roped : howle fo: her, being balme foz ber Babylonians, {o2e, if he may be healed. 1fa.21,9. -Q Te woud haue cured Babel, but thee remel14.B Da cout “The worke ofertours. f Thusthepeo- could not be healen : foꝛſake ber, and let fos plc ot Godex- goe eueryone into bis owne countrey ; foz hort oneasother Her iudgement is come vp bute Heaven, and togoeto Zion is lifted up to the clawuaes. and praife God, Io The Loa hath brought foorth our g Inapproving erighteouſneſſe: come and let vs Declare in our caufe and Zion the warkeofthe Lord our Gov. punithing our IL Make bright the arrowessigather the enemies. ſhields: the Lord hath raiſed wp the ſpirit of Or,6llormul- the king of the Medes: fo: his purpole is as tipiy. gaint Gabel to Deitroy tt, becaule it isthe h Forthe wrong done to his peo- le, and to his emple, Chap. §0.28, b yengeance of the Lozd, and the vengeance ofhis Temple. I2 Det vp the ſtanderd vpon the walles of Babel make the watch trong : fet vp the watchmen ; prepare the {koutes : foz the Lord hath both deuiled, ang Done that antes bee (pake againtt the inbabttants of abel. 13 D thon that dwelleſt vpon manyiiwa- ters, abundant in trealures, thine ende ts come, cuen theſ ende ef thy couetoutneffe. 14 The Lord of Hotes hath ſworne by 3 For the land of Caldea was full of riuers which tanne into Et- phrates. + him * (elfe, faying, Surely J will All thee WOr.meafure. with men,as with caterpillers and they fjal $Ebr.hs ſoule. evie and hout againſt thee. ‘ Ames 6.8, Ig * Mehath made the earth by bis pow· Suap ILR er, and eſltabuͤched the worlde by bis wile Dome, and hath ſtretched owt the beaucn by pis diſcretion. 16 Wee giueth by his voyce the multitude of waters in the heauen, and hee cauſeth the cloudes to alcende front the endes of the garth : he turnethlightnings to ratne, and — koorth the winde out of bis trea» ures. 7 g 17 Guety man ts a beat by his owne kknowledage: euery fonnder is confounded k ReadeChap. by the grauen image ; fo: hts melting ts but ae faxlo8d, and there is no breath therein. 18 Chey are vanitic, and the wozke ofer - ?WhenGod xours:in the thue oftheir | vilitation they fhallexecutehis hall perilh. ; P vengeance. 19 The = portion of Jaakob isnot like m Thatis,the them: for be is the maker of allthings, ano trueGodotif. _Ifraelis the rod of bis inhexitance ; the Loꝛd of hoftes is his fame. 20 @bhouart mine "hammer, and wea · rael is not like to thefe idoles: for heecanhelpe ponsofwarre : fo: with chee will Jbꝛeake whenallthings thenations, and with thee will J deſtroy arc deſperate. kingdomes, n Hemeaneth 21 And by thee will F breake horſe and theMedesand hoazleman,andby thee will J bzeake the cha Perfians.ashe bet andbhimthatrincth therein. did before call 22 Bpthee allo will J byeake man and the Babylonians woman, and by thee will J baeake olde and his hammer, yong, and by thee will J breake the yeng, Chap. 50.236 man and the maide- 23 J will allo barake by thee the Hep- Heard and bis flocke , and by thee will J breake the bulbandman. and hts poke of oren, and by thee will J bake the dukes and princes. 24 And J willrendervuto Babel, and fo all the inhabitants of the Caldeans all theireull, that they hane Done in Zion, cuca in pour fight, faith the Lord. 2 Behold, J come wnto thee, D deſtroy⸗ ing o mountatne, fayth the Lo2d, which dee ftropeR allthe earth; and J will ſtretch out mine band byowthes, and rolle thee Downe ®. Not that Bae bylon ftood on amountaine, but becaufe it was Rrong, and fee- wed Haincible, Jeremiah. Babylons harueft. P from the tocks, and wil make theea burnt p Fromthy mountayne. ftrong holdes 26 Chey Gall nottake ofthe a ſtone foz and foucretless @cogner, noꝛ a itene fo: foundations, but woy, fhalt bee deſtroyed toz euer , ſayeth the 27 Det bpa ſtandard in the lande:blow the trumpets among the nations: prepare the nations againtt her: catlyp che king domes ofa Ararat, Winni, and Alychenas q By thefe three againt her: appoint the prtnceagainit her: nations he mea- caule hoꝛſes te come bp ag the rong caters nerh Armenia pitfers. thehier,and Are 28 Peepare egaink her the nations with menia thelowes, the kings of the Medes, the dukes thereaf, ane Scythia ; for and the princes thereof, and all the land af Cyrus had gathe- bis Beminion. red an armie of 29 And the land Hall tremble and ſorow: diuers nation foz the deuite of the Lord Wall be performed agatn® Babel. tomakethe land of Babel watte without an inhabitant. 30 Che trong men of Babel hane ceaten to fight, they haue remained in their holdes: their ſtrength bath failed, and they were like women they baue burnt her Dwelling plas ces, and her barresare broken, | 31 & pofte (hall runne to meete the pofte, r By turning the | and a mefenger to meete the meflenger, ta courfeoftherie Wew the king of Babel, that his citte ts tae uer one fide was ken on ar fide thercof, made open, and | 32 And that the paſſages are ſtopped, and the reedes that the reedes bürnt with fire, and the men of did grow inthe we pieces i i water, were d@- 33 Fo: thus fa he Lo: of hoſtes the ftroyed, which God of Hftael , The Daughter of Babel is Cyrus didby the Hke a threſhing foozesthe time of her thz- counfellof Goe ing iscome: peta litle while, and the timeof bria, & Gabba- her harueſt chal come. tha Belfhazzara 34 Nebuchad·nezzat the king of Babel captaines. bath: deuoured me, and Deltroped mee: he f When the fhald bath made me anemptte veſſel: he fallow: becutvp and ed me vp likea magan, and filed bis belly threfhed. with mp Delicates, and hath caſt me out. t This is poken- § Che pople of me, and that which wag inthe perlon of leftofmee, isbroughtynto Babel, thallthe the Tewes, be- inbabitant of Zion ſay: ano my blood bnto wailing their the inhabitants of Caldea, Mall Jeruſalem ftare and the cree fay. eltieof the Bae 36 Cherefore thustapeth the Lod, Be- bylonians. hold, J will maintaine thy caule and take u Thus the Lord! vengeance foz thee, and Jwill deie vpthe eſteemeth the fea, and Beate vp her mings, iniurie done to 37 And Babel Hallbe as heapes. a dwel· his Charchas ling place fo? Dagens, au aitenifment, doneto bimielfes. and an hiſſing, without ar inhabitant. becaufe their 38 Thep hall roare together like lyons, cauleis his. and pellas the lyons whelpes, x When they are 3g Ja their * heate J) will make them inflamed with feates and J willinake them Daunken,that iurferingand they map retopce, and fleepe a perpetuall drinking, I will cepe and not wake, fayth the Lon. feaft with chem, 40 J wiil bing theni Downe like lambes alluding to Bels to the flaughter, and like rammes and thazzarsban- goates. A ket, Dan. 5.29 40 Pow isy Sjehach taken! asd how y Meaning, Bas is the glory of the whole earth taken ! how bel,as Chap.2 5e is Babel become an aſtonihment among 26. the nations! z The great ar- 42 The z fea is come vp — Babel; my ofthe Medes fhee is coucred with the mulsitude of the and Perfians, waues thereof, 43 Wes Bels vomite, Ioy for Babels fall. The 43 Der cities are Delolate:the land ts Day and awilderneffe, aland wherein no man Dwelleth, neither doeth the ſonne of man patle thereby. i 44 J will alfo vilit Belin Babel, and J will bung eut of his mouth, that which *be bath Cwatlomed vp,and the nations hatrun iy ei oy him, and the wall of Wabel all fall. 45 My people, goe out of the mids of Fer and Deltucr pe enery man bis ſoule from the fierce wrath of the LoD, 46 Let pour heart euen faint, pee feare the rumoz that thalbe beard in the land : the rumo? pal come this pere, € after that in the other pere (hall come a rumo2, and cruelty ut theland, and ruler againſt ruler. 47. Therefore beholde, che dayes come, that J will vifite the images of Babel , and the whole land hall be confounded , and all ber laine foal! fatl in the mids of ber. 48 Then the heauen and thes earth, and all that iz therein, ſhall retopce foz Babel: fog the Deftropers thali come vnto ber from the Moꝛth, Cath the Lord. 49 As Babeicaulenthe ¢ Raine of Iſrael ` R by Babel the fatne of all the carch i k 50 Pe that e hane eltaped the fword, goe away tand not (ill; remember the Lord ae ae of, and let Jerufalem come into pour RÈND. sı Ce are f confounded becaule we baue heard repzoch: Mame hath couered our fas ceg to: rangers arecome into rhe Sanctu. aries of the Cords houſe. 52 Mherekore behold, the Bapescome, fapth the Load, that J will vific bee grauen images, and through all ber land the woun: Ded hall grong. thouland gentle- §3 Though Babel Hould mount bp to menbefidesthe g heauen, and though hee fhould befend her common people. ſtrength on bigh, yet from mee Wall ber De- c Allcreaturesin ſtroyers come,fapth the Lov. heauen andearth 54 A toundof a trycommeth from Ba fhallreioyce and bel, and great Deftruction from the lande of praife God for the Caldeans, the deftru@ion ss Becaule the Lord hath layed Babel ofBabylonthe watte, ¢ Deltroped trom her the great voice, greatenemyof and her wauesthall raare like great waters, bis Church. and a ſgund was made by their noiſe: d Babylondid 56 Wecaule tie deltroper is come bpon not only defroy þer, euen vpon Babel, and ber rong men Ifrael, but many ate taken, their bowes are broken: foz the other nations. L020 God that recompenteth, hall ſurely re» e Yeethatare coempente. nowcapuues in = §7 And J will b make drunke ber princes, Babylon. and her wile men, ber Dukes and her nobles f He theweth — and her ſtrong men: and they (hall feepea bow they should perpetuall fleepe, and not wake, fayth the rememberlerufa- Ring, whole name is the Lod of hoſtes. lem by lamenting ` 58 Thus ſayth the Lord of hoſtes, The the miferable af- ‘thicke wall of Babel halbe broke, and ber AiGionthereof, High gates Hall be burnt with fire , and the g Forthewals people chall labour in vaine, and the folketn weretwohun- the fire,fozthcp Hall be weary. | dreth foothigh. §9 The wo2d which Jeremiah the Pꝛo⸗ h Iwillfoafto- phet commaunded Sheraiah thelonof co nih them by af- MiGions that they (hall nor know which way to turnethems i The shickneffe of the wall was fifty foote thicke. “a That is,his gifts & prefents which he had receiued as parc ofthe fpoyle of other Nations, & which the idolaters | brought vnto bim from alk Countries, b Meaning that Babylon (hould not be deftroyed all at once,but by ‘little and little fhuld be brought to nothing: for $ firft yere came the tidings, the next yeere the fiege, and in the third yere it was taken: yet this is not chat horrible deltru&tió which the Prophets threatned fn ma- ny places: for chat was after this,when they rebelled, and Da- rius overcame them by thc po⸗ licy of Zopyrus & hanged three Chap.lij. booke drowned. The eaptiuitie. 306 titab,the fonne of Maalelah, when hee went with Zedekiah the king of Judah inte Ba- bel, tn che x fourth peereofhisreigne; and k Thiswas nov this Sheraiah was a peaceable pance. in the time of hit 60 So Jeremtal wote ina booke all the captiuitie, but fe- tuill that Hould come vpon Babel: cuen all wen yeres before, thele things that arewpitten againſt Babel, whenhe went cic 61 And Ieremiah fayde to Sberatah, therco gratulate Mhen thou commet ynco Babel, and walt Nebuchad-nez- {ee,and Walt read all thele words, zar, or to intreat 62 Then Halt thou fay,D Lord, thou a offome matters, {poken againtt this place, to Deftroy it, that 1. ohn in his none werld remaine init, neither manag Reuelation allus beatt, but that it woul be deſolate foz euer, deth to this 63 And when thou hal made an ende af place; whenhe reading this booke , thou ſhalt bind a) one faith that f An- to it, and catt it inthe miditef Euphrates, gel tooke amile 64 And halt fay, Thus hall abel bce ftone and caſt ic Downed and fhal not rile from the eutl,that. into the fea, figs J will bring wpon ber, € they Hall m be weae nifying thereby tic. Thus tarre are the wozdes of Jeremiah, the deftrudion of Babylon, Reue 18.34 m They fhall net be able to refift bur hall labour in vainc, CHAP, LII. 4 Terusfalem is taken. 10 Zedekiahs fonnes ave killed before bis face,and his eyes put out. 13 The csty is burned, 31 Iehoiachin is brought forth of prifon, and fed Like a king. Z Cocktah * was one and twentie peere old 2-King-34.1%. when be began toreigne,and he reigned 26870436, 8E elcucn peres tn Jerulalem, and bis mothers name was Damutal,the Daughter of Jeremie abofLibnab. 2 And be did euil in the eyes of the Lord, atcozding tealthat Jehoiakim bad Done. 3 2 Doubricife becaule che weath of rhe 2 Sothe Lord Lod was again Jerufatem and Judah, punihed finne till hee had caitthem out from bis prefence, by finne, & pane therefore Zedekiah rebelled againſt the king bin vp to his ree of Babel. bellious heart, till 4 *Butinthe ninth yeere of his reigne, he badbrought in the tenth moneth, the tenth day of the ma» the enemic vpon neth came Nebuchad nezzar king of Babel, him to lead him bee and all his holte againſt Jerutalem, and away and his pitched againt it,and built fortes againſt it people. round about, — 2.King.25.160° § Dothecity was beſieged vnto the eles hap. 39.46 uenth yere ofthe king Zedekiah. : 6 srowinthe fourth moneth , the ninth day of the moneth,che famine was foze in the citie, fo that there was no moze bead fog the peopleotthe land. 7 hen tie citie was broken by and all the men of warre fled, ¢ went out of the citie by night, by the > mayo the gate betweene the two wals, which was by the kings gar- Den: (now the Caldeans were by the citie round about) and they went by the way of the wildernes. 8 But the army of the Caldeans purſued after the king, and tooke Zedekiah in the Des fert of Jericho, and ail pis bolt was ſcatte⸗ red from him. N 9 Then theptooke the king and caryed him vp to the king of Babel to Kiblah h the land of Damat, where he gauetudgement c Read 2. Kinga vpon him. : 25 6. and Chap, id And the king of Babel fle the onnes 39 5, ef Scdckiab, before bis syes: he lew alio ail the minces of Judah in Riblab. U Thenhe put ont the eves of ScBckiah, Ra 2 ng b Read Chap, 39:4» j The Temple burnt and {poyled. | Aln the 2.King. 25.8. it is called the ſeuenth diy, becauſe the fire began then, and ſo continued to —therenth, € That is,which was his feruant as 2. King.2 5.8. f Of thefe pillars, read 1.king. 7,15 g Which were | allo made of braſſe, as 1. King. |745 and the king of Babel bound him in chatnes and caried hun to Babel.and put him tn pat- fon till the Bay of his death. {2 Now in the fiftmoneth in the 4tenth day of themoneth (which was the ninteenth peere of the king Nebuchad· nezzar king of Babel) came Nebuzar· adan chiete ſteward which e {teod befoze the king of Babel in ge- ruſalem, 13 And burnt the houſe of the Lord, the | kings boule,and al the boules of Jerufalem, and ali the great boules burnt hee with fire. 14 And ali the armie of the Calocans that were with the cbiefe ſteward, brake downe all the walles of Jerufalem round about. 1g Chen frebuzar-adan the chiefe ſtew⸗ ard caried away captine cercaineot the poaze of the people, € the refinue of the people that remained in the citie, and thole that were fed, and fallen to the king of Babel, with therett of the multitude. i 16 But facbusar-adan the chiefe ſteward lett certaine of the posze of theland, to Delle the vines, and to till rhe land. 17. Gilo the € pillars of bzafle that were in the boule of the Lozd,and the bales, ethe baten (ea that was in the houſe of the Lod, tie Caldeans brake, and caried all the braſſe of them to abel. 18 The pots allo and thes beſoms, and the intruments of mulicke,¢ the balins,and the tneenle diſhes, and all the veflels of bzaffe wherewith they miniſtred, tooke thep away. 19 And the bowles, and the alhpans, ano the balins, and the pots, ¢ the candleftickes, and the tncenledifhes , and the cups, and ail that was of gold, erhat was of fluer, tooke the chiete ſteward away, 20 (ith the two pitlars, one Hea, and thocine beaten buls, that were vnder the ba- fes,which king Salomon had made in the Lamentations. werelike unto thele, 8 23 And there were ninetic ¢ fire rome granates on a iderand ail the pomegranates unon p net woke were ian huudreeth ronnt atout: i : 24 AnD ý chick ſteward tooke Sheraiah the chiefe Pꝛieſt, and 3ephantab ‘the ſecond Pꝛieſt, and the theee keepers ofthe Dooe. 25 He tooke alſo out ot the city an eunuch which jad the ouerlight ef themen of warre and ! teuen men that were in the kings pze: fence which were found in the citie and So: pher captaine of the hoite wha muttered the people of the land , and thzeeſcore men of the people of the land, that were found inthe mids of the citie. j 26 Mebuzar adan the chiefe Teward took then, and brought them to the king of Ba. bel to Riblah. 27 And the king of Babel ſmote them, and flew themin Riblab,tn the land of Wa- math: thus Judah was caricd away captine out of his owne lana. 28 This ts the people, whome Mebue th chaD-ne33ar caricd away captiue, in them fe- uenth peere , cuen thzee thoniand Jewes and thaceand twenty. 29 Jun the” eighteenth pere of Mebuchad- nezzar he caried away captine from Jeruſa⸗ lem eight hundzeth thirtie ¢ two + perfeny. 30 3n the thee and twentieth yeere of Nebuchad· nezzar, FAcbuzar-adan the chiefe ſteward caried away captine of the Jewes ſeuen hundzeth fortie and fiue perfons: all a iga wese foure thoufand and fig huns 2eth. ? d 31 Andin the feuenand thirtieth yeere of The éapéiues numbred. iBut becauſe of tke roundnefle ~ no more could be feene but nine tie and fixe, k Which {erued © in the hie Prieſtes ftead,ifhe had ~ any neceflary ` impediment. 1 Inthe 2, king, 35-19. is read tut of fiue, thofe were the moft excellent & the ` ether two, which were not fono- © ble,are not there mentioned with them. m Which was - the jatrer end of the &uenth yeere of his reigne, and the beginning of the eight. n Inthe J.tter end alfo of that yeere,and the bee ginning of the nineteenth, {Ebr foules, o That is reflo⸗ the captinitieof Jehoaichin king of Judah, red him to libers inthe twelft moneth, inthe fiue and twen= tyand honour, tieth day of the moneth, Cuil- merodach king p And gaue him of Babelin the frf pere of his reigne, olifted princely apparel, Í boule of the LoD : the braſſe ot all t heſe veſ⸗ {h Tt wasfo much ſels was without h weight. : I| i» gnantitie, 21 And concerning the pillars, the height 3 of one pillar was cighteene cubttes, and a th2ecd of twelue cubites did compaſſe tt, and the thickenes thereof was fourg fingerssit was pollow, ; 22 And a chapiter of braffe was bpon it, und the beightot one chapiter was fue cu- bites with networke and pomegranates up» onthe chapiters round about,-all of braſſe: the fecond pillar allo and the pomegranatts y CHAP, I 2 The Prophet bewaileth the miferable eftate of Rerufalem, 5 And fheweth that they are plagued becauſe of their finnes, The ſrſt & fecond chapter begin euery verſe according to the letters of the Ebrew Alphabet. The third hath three verfes for extery lester, andthe fourth is asthe ſiſt a The Prophet i wondereth atthe Pw dothꝰ the city remaine folita- | great iudgement § ty that was fnllof people! the is as a widow, hee that was great a> of God,eeing We, was fo Rrong aud fo full of people, to be mow deftroyed & defolate. Yerufalem, which vp the head of Jehoaichin king of Juda, and heought bim ort of palon, 32 And ſpake kindly vnto him, Eſet hrs throne aboue the throne of the kinges, that were with bim on Babel. 33 And changed his pilon r garments, and he Did continually cate bread before him ailthe Bayes of bis tite. 34 Wis postion was a acontinuall postion giuen Hin of theking of Babel, eucrp Day — > all the dapes of his life, vntillhe tg e ees Lamentations. hy g mong the nations and b princeffe among the poutnces is made tributary. 2 She weepeth continually in the· night, and berteares rundowne by her cheekes: ax mong all her Aouers, ſhee bath nene to com- fet ber: all ber fttendes baue Delt vnfaith⸗ fully with her, and are her enemies. 3. Judah is caried away captive, becaule e of affliction,and becaule of great feruitude: fhe Dwelleth among the heathen and findeth no ug 3 all Der perlecuters topke ber inthe raits. A The wapres of sion lament, becaute no q That is, be had allowance in the Court,and thus atlengthhee had. telt and quiet- nefie, becaufe hee obeyed Jeremiah the Prophet, whereas the other were cruelly or- desed,that would net obcy him, b Which had chiefly rule ouer many prouinces and countreys. c So that the ta» keth no refte d Meaning the Egyptians and Aflyrians which promifed help.. e For her cruelty toward ý poore & oppreflion of feruats,iet,3 4.5.0. to ceme vp with „to That is,haue rule ouer her, Deut.a8.44. ait mee si e him elles aah ee deth chat the Ammonites and Moabites fhould enter into the z congregation o the Pas and wnderthem he comprehendcth all enemies,Deut, 28.3. n Thus Ierufalem Jamenteth, moo- ting others to pitie her and to learne by her example. o This declareth for remedie. 5 Mine heauie nnes ave conti- nually before his eyesjas he that tietha thing to bis band for a re· Mmembrance. He hath tro- n them vnder foot,as they that tread grapes in the winepreffe. Fere rig chap. 2.18, The yoke of finnes. Ho man commeth fto the ſolemne feafts : all ber gates are Delolate: ber Prieltes ſigh: her virgins are diſcomlited, and hee isin theautnefic. - § ier aducelarieszare the chiefe,and her enemies profper ; foz the Lord bath afflicted ber, foz che multicudeof her tranſgreſſious, and ber childzen are gone inte captinitie bes foze the enemie. 3 6 And from the Daughter of Zion all her beautte ts Departed 3 her pinces are be- come ‘like Harts that finde no paiture, and they are gone without ſtrength before the puriuer. 7 Jerufalem remembzed the dayes of Chap. ij. about him 3 Jerufalem is: as a menttruous woman in the mids of them. 18 Che Lod is righteous: foz J haue re- belied againt his + commandement: heare, J| p2ay pon, all people, and behold my lozow: My virgins AND my pong men are goneints captiuitic. 19 3 called foz? my loners, but they Decet- ued mee: my Prieſts and mine Elders peri- Wedin the city, while thep fought their meat to refreſh their ſoules. 20 Behold, D Lod, bow J aut trons blen: my bowels fwell: mine heart is ture ned within mee, foz Y am full ef heauineſſe: tbe ſword (poyleth abzoad, as Death doeth at jome. ber afflictton,and ofberrcbellion,andaliher om plealant things, that thee bad in times paft, when her people‘ fel inta the hand of the enemie, and none vid helpe her: the aduers ane faw ber, and DIB mocke at her * Habs ats. 8 Jeruſalem bath grieuonfly finned, theretoze the ts i in Dertfion: all that honou⸗ red her, defptic ber, becaule they hane ſeene ber Glehineli¢: yea ſhee ligheth and turneth backward. i 9 ‘Her filthinefieisin herſkirts: ſhee re- memben not ber lalt ende, therefore Hee came Downe Wonderfully : Hee had no com: forter : D Lozd, bebola mine affliction: foz the enemie is poud. i Io The enemte bath ſtretched out bis hand spon all ber pleafaunt things : foz fhee hath ſeene the Heathen enter into ber Danctuarie , whom = thou diddeſt com> maunde, that thep Hould not enter into thy burch. II All her people figh ¢ feeke their bread: they bane giuen their pleafant things foz meate to refreſh the foule: fee, D Lod, and conlider: foz J] am become vile. 12 Haue ye no regard, all pe that paſſe by this wap? bebola, and fee, ifthere be any 4 fo- row like vnto my row, which ts done vn⸗ to me,wijerewith the Loud hath aftlicted me in the Day of his fierce wath. 4 13 Fromaboue bath ° be lent fire into my bones, which preuatieth againk them: bee Hath {pread a net for my feet, ard turned nie backe: he bath made mee Delolate, and daily in beautneffe. f 14 The r poke of my tranfarefltons ts bound vpon his hand: they are weapped, and come bp vpon my necke : be hath niade : my ſtrength to fail: the Lord bath deliuered — into their handes, neither am J abieto riſe vp. Is She Lord hath troden vnder tote all my valiant men in the mids of me ; bee hath callea an aflembly againſt me to Deftrep my poung men: the Lord bath troven athe — vpon the virgine the daughter of udah. ii Ay. ckup - 16 *Fo2 theſe things I weepe: minecye, euen mine eye cafteth ont water, becauſe the comforter that ſhould refre my lonle, ts farre from me: my children are Belolate, be⸗ cauſe the enemte prenailed. ja 17 Zion Kretehes out her handes, erd there is none to comfozt ber y the Lord hath appointed the enemies of Jaakob- round 21 Thep ane heard that J mourne , but there is none ta comfozt mee: all mineenee Nites Hane heard of mytrouble,aad are glad, that thou halk Done tt: thou wilt being the Day that thou haft pronounced,and they Hal be like bntonie. 22 ‘Let ali their wickednes come befoze thee; || Doc unte them,as thou haft donevn- to mesio all my tranſgreſſions: fo? mp fighs ave many and mine beart ts heauie. CHAP, IL I 4 Ow hath the Lod Darkned the vaugh- ter of Zion tit bis wath? and hath calt Downe from > heauen vnto the earth the beautic of Iſrael, and remembzed not bis * foatitoole in the Day of his weath! 2 Whe Lord hath dettroyed all the habi- tations of Jaakob, and not (pared: be bath thaowen Dewne it bis wrath the trong holds of the Daughter of Judah: be hath catt them Downe to the ground: he bath polluted the kingdome and the princes thereof, 3 ec hath cut of tn his fierce wath all ‘the i hozne of Iſrael: hee hath dꝛawen backe his * right band from before the enemie, and there was kindled tn Jaakob itke a flame of fire, which Denonred ronnd about. 4. ince f hath bent bis bowe like an ene- mite! his right hand was ſtretched vp as an aducriaric,and lew al that was plealant to the epein the Cabernacte of the Daughter of Zion: he polw2ed out his wrath itke Bre. § Che Lord was as an enemic: he hath Denoured Iſrael, and conſumed ail hig pala- ces: be hath Deftroped bis ſtrong bolds,and Hath increated in the Daughterot Judah la mentationandimourning, 6 Forbhee hath deltroyed his Taberna- tle, asa garden, hee hath deſtroyed bis con- gtegation : the Lod hath cauled the feattes and Sabbaths to bee forgotten in Fion, and hath delpiledin the indignation of hiswrath the King and the iet. ’ 7 Che Low hath forlaken dis altar : be hath abhorred bis Hanctuarte : hee hath gt- uen into the hand of the enemite the walies of her palaces: theyhaue made az noyſe in the houle of the Lod, ag tn the Day of foleme nitie. 8- The Lo: hath determined to deſtroy the wall ot toe Daughter of Zion: hee ſtret⸗ ched out aline: he ath nop withdzawen his Hand from deſtroying: therefore hee mave Dg 3 the Gods wrath. 307 r Which be- caufe of her pol- lution was fepa- tated from her. husband,Leuie, 7 15.19.and was & abhorred for the time, tEbr.menth. f Thatis,they died for hunger . t Ofdefiring ` vengeance a- gainit the ene- mie,reade Ter, 14 20.and 18.24, hOr.gather thers Like grapes. a That is, brought her frora profperitieto ` aduerfitie. b Hath giuen hee a moft fore fall, c Alluding to the Temple,or tothe Arkeof the couenant, which was called the footftoole of the Lord,be- caufe they fhould not fet their minds fo lowe, but lift vp their hearts toward the heauens. d Meaning,the glory & firength, as 1.9am,2.1. e That is,his fues cour whichhe was wont: tofend vs,when out eng- mies opprefied vs F Shewing that thereis no remes die but deſtructi- on,where God is the enemie. g As thepeople were accuftomed to praife God in the folemne feaſts with a loud voyce: fo now the enemies blaſ⸗ pheme him with, fhowting and crying. Flattering Prophets. h Thisisafgu: the rampart ® amd the teal! to laments: they ratiuefpeech,as were deſtroyed together. that was, when o Mer gates are imke to the crounds he. he Gid the wayes Hath deſtroyed and broke: her barres: her did lament,Chap. iing and ber Pinces are among the Gen⸗ s.4.meaning that tiles; che lame is no more, neither canter thisforrowwas Prophets || receive any vilion from the fo great,thatthe £020. s inícnfible things 10 The Elders okthe Daughters of ston had their part fit vpon the ground; and Keeps Glences they thereof, Daug call vp duit vpon iheir beads : they fOr, finde. Hane girded themiclues with lackcloth: the virgins of Jerufalem hang Dawne their heads to the ground. It Mine eyes doe faile with teares: my bowels Cruclis my lineris powred vponthe earth, foz the deſtruction of the Daughterof my peapie, becaule the children g ſucklings _ qhusone in the ſtreetes of the citie. 12 They baue fayse to their mothers, $Ebr. wheat and Where is + bread and Minke ? wen they wine. ſwooned, as the wounded in the ſtreetes of 4Ebr.pawred emt the citie, and wien they + gaue bp the gholt the fiule, tn theit mothers bolome. ts i Meaning,that 13 i€Gthat ching hall J take to witneſſe her calamitie was foz thee? Secrs,astheo- way thy captinitie, but haue loosed ont for ther were called, thee Ealle || prophecies, and cauſes ofbantih- therefore hee ment. i ; fheweth, that Ig Ali that pafe by the way, clappe their they faw amife, bandes atthec: they hiſſe and wagge their becauſe they did Head vpon the daughter Derufalem, fying, notreprocuethe Js thisthe citicchat men call, Che pectecti- Or, fiint. pedples faults, on of beantie, and the top of the whole butHartered them earth? j ; in their finnes, 16 Gil thine enemies haue opened their which wasthe mouth aqatnit thee? they hiſſe and gnaſh the caute of their tecth;faping , Let vs deuoure tt; certatnely defiruGien. this is the Day that we looked fo ; wee paue tOAburden. found and feene it, Leust 26.15;25. (17 * Che Low hathdone that which hee deut. 81525. had purpoledehe hath fulfilled bis word that bee had determined of otne time: be hath throwen Downe, and not ſpared: hee hath cauſed thine enemie to reioyce ouer thee,and ſct up the ome of thine aduerſaries. erect 4. t75chap. 18, Their beart” crien unto the loa; D 3686.) i wall ofthe Daughter Zion, let teares runne 170 Bowie like a riwer, Day and night: take ce no rett, neither let the apple of thine epe teak. -ji ID Arile, cricinthe night: in the begins bow +19 ning of the watches pomae out thine beart X like water before. the faceoftheLord: lft vp thine hands toward him fog tieli ofthe > -poung chttdzen, chat fatne for hunger in the Coiners of all the ftreetes. i TR 9 20 Bebotd, D Lord, g confiter to whom < “pool 2:! thou batt vone thus: (hall the women cate LOr.broughtop) their fruit, andchrldzen of a (panne long? $n their owne fyall the Piielt and che Prophet be faine in the Banctuarw of the Lozd? ET hands. : J U ij bua 3 53 2CThe ponugthe old tie onthe ground in the Areetes: my binging and mp young ~ Lamentation. men are fallen by the ſworde thon bant laine them inthe Day of thy wrach:thou haſt kiuled and not ſpated. 22 Whowdak calicd asin a ſolemne Day my | terroursround abvout, fo that in the day of the Lors wath none eſtaped no? remai⸗ ned: thote chat J hauz nouriched thought bp, bach mine enenite conſumed. CHAP, TIT. jam the man that hath ſeene *afiliction tit tye rod of his indignation. 3 2 He hath led me, and bought mee inta Darknetic,but not to light. 3 Surely bee ts turneD againt mee: hee turneth his hand againit me ail the Day. 4 Wyte and my Chin bath hee cauſed to ware oland he hath bzoken mp bones. § iDechath>butltcd again mee, and compaſſed me with galland labour. 6 ide hath fet me in Darke places,as they that be dead fo cuer. 7 Wee hath bedgcd.aboutmec, that J — get outs bec hath made mp chaines eaute. 8 Allo when Ferte and Hout, hee Huts teth out my € prayer. s 9 Hee hath ſtopped np my wayes with hewen ſtone, and turned away mp paths. IO © pee was vnto me asabeare lying in tuaifandasgiton tn ſecret places. If Hechathſtopped my wapes, and pul- ied me ti pieces : he hath made me delolate. 12 ice hath bent his bowe, and made me a marke for the arrow. OHM 13 He cauſed tthe arrowes of his quiuer to enter into my reines. 14 Jiwasa deriſion to all my people, and their fong ali the bap.’ a 15 Üe hath Gilen me wrth bitterneffe, and made me Diunken with f wormewood. 16 Wee bach alio bzoken mp teeth with fones,and hath coucred me with athes. 17 Thus my loule was farre off from peace: J forgate paolperttte, + sil 18 And 3| fait 9 My ſtrength and mine hope s ts pertfhen from the Lod, 19 Remembsing mine affliction, and my mourning, the woꝛmewood and the gail. 20 By dule hath them in remembzance, and is humbled h inme, _ 21 J conlider this in mine heart: therfore Hae F Hope. E, i 2% Jtistye Log imercics that we are not conſumed, becauſe bis compattions faite Not... 23 Theyaretenucd*tuery morning:grea is thy fatrhtulucite. The Lords mercies. pitie on me. (Or, enemies, whom J feared, a The Prophet f complaineth of the punifhments and afflictions - that heendured ` by thefalfe pros" phets and hypo | crites,;when he ~ declareth the des ftru@ion of Ieru⸗ faleni,as ler.20, 2) b Hee fpeaketh thisas one that "| felt Gods hea- uieiudgements, which hee greatly) feared and there- fore ferterb them out with tbisdi- uerfitie of words, c Thisisa great tentation tothe godly, when they, fee not the fruit of their praiers, and caufeth them | to thinkethat they arenor heard,which == thing God vieth= to-doe,that they might pray more earnefily and the, oftner d: And Keepeth me in holdjasa prifoner. > i e Hehath no tEbr.fonnes: f With great an⸗ guith.and foros he hath made me. to lofemy, ſenſe.⸗ = Thus with Nga} zine he was dri» ucen to and fro bes! tweene hope ard f 24 Lhe Lom is my! postion, ſaith my defpaire.as the, ¢ | foule: therefore wild! Sepeindinys SIs The Lord te goon vito them that irni fot hone other sabctipance,as Phal, 16.5. in. i POUT the Spirit getteth thavitorie stu hy Heethenprhthat Göd thus vferh the intenr,thct hereby they may knowthemfelues.a cies. i Confidering the wickedneffe of man,itis maruaile thar any remaineth aliae + hut onely that God forhisorwne mercies fake, and for his promife willeacr h. ue his Cherchto remaine, thetighthey be neuer fir fewe inmumben, far r39: kr We feele thy benefaces daylyy 1 The goly pec their wholes onfidence in God and therlo re looke godly off times,» | areyetinthe end | to excecife histo | nd.feele his mer· m He fheweth. that we can ne- uer begin too tiraely tobe ex- ` ercifed vnderthe the affliGions gtowe greater, our patience alfo by experience may be ftronger. n Hemurmureth not againſt Ged, butis patient, o He hunibleth himfelfe as they thar fall downe with their face toe the ground, ‘and ſo withpa- ` tience waiteth for fucceur. p. Hetakethno pleaſure in it, bu: doth it of neccffitie for out amendes- ment,when he fuffereth the wic- delight therein. r He fheweth that nothing is donë without- ` Gods prouis dence. f That is aduer- fity,and profpe-, Hic Amos 3 6. t When God - aff cteh him, u Thatis, both. hearts & hands: for elfeto lift vp the hands is but come with fore weeping forall my people, y Reade Ierem, 37.1 6.how hee z Meaning,the caule wherefore his life wasin danger, The yokein youth. croffe. that when ` tn bim,and to the fontethat ſeeketh bin. · 26 Jtts good beth to truſt and to waite fo? the faluation of the #020. 27 It is good foz a man that de beare the poke in pism youth. 28 He litteth alone,» and keepeth ſilence, becauſe he hath borne itvpen him. 29 Pee putteth pis © month tu the duk, if there may be bepe. 30 He gineth bis checke to him that frit teth him ; be ts filled full with reproches. 31 Foꝛ the Lo: will not fezfake foz euer. 32 But though be fend affiiction.pet will Be haue compaſſion according to the multt- tude of bts mercies. 49 3 Foꝛ bee doeth net P pinih t willingly, noz afflict the chilen of men, 34 Jn Ramping vnder bis fecte all the patianers of the carrh, EEY, 35 In ouerthro wing the right of aman before the face of the mot Vigh, 26 In ſubuerting aman tx hts caule; the Lord 9 ferth it not. -37 Whois be then that fayth,and tt com» meth to patie, and the Loza * commandeth tt not ? 38 Dut of the mouth of the moft igh proceedety nor! euill and good? 39 Wherekore then 13 the ltuing man tio- rowfull ? man (uffereth for his inne. 40 Let vs ſearch and trie onr wayes, and turne againe vnto the LoD, 40 Tet vslift vp Your hearts with our hands vnto Hod in the heauens. 42 We haue finned, and paue rebelled, , therefore thou haſt not (pared. 43 Chou hak coucred vs with wrath, and perſecuted ys; thou bait Mame and not ared. 44 Thou halk coucred thy felfe with a cloude, that. our prayer Should not pale though. ? 45 Thou hak mave vs as the * ofſcouring and refule th rhe mids ofthe peopte. ; 46 All our. enemies haue opened their mouth agaiud vs, ay 47 Fedre, anda {mare ts come vpon vs witn Delolattion and deſtruction. 43 Spine eve caiteth out riuers of water, foz the deſtruction of the Daughter of mp people. + "Ue Pe : 49 Wine eye doppeth without ay and cealeth not, 50 Cillthe Lom looke Downe, and be oto from heauen. Sach cor be J 51 Mine eye * byeakety mine heart bea taule ofall the daughtcrsofimycitic. §2 Mine enemies chaled nice ſore likea biro withoutcaule. .. aa 53 Shey haue Mut dp my lifevinthe dun: geoon ano catt atone vpon inc. —— 54 Caters flowed ouer mine head, then thought JI amDellroped. — 55 called vpon thy Maire, D Lozd,eut ofthbelow dungeon. i ~ g6 Thou haſt heard my vopce: ſtopnot thine care froin my Agh and from my crie. 57 Thou neiwet neere in fhe Pay thar ‘called vpon thee: thou fivdet. Feare wot. 589 D Low, thou Halt maintained the taule ofimy foule,& bat redeemed my life, Chap. iiij. Horrible famine, _ §9 DEOD, thou bait ſeene my wong, indge thou my catie. 60 Thou halt ſeene all their vengeance, and all their deuiſes againſt me. 61 Thou Hak heard their repꝛoch, D Lozd,and ali their imaginations againit mes 62 The lips alſo otthol that roie againtt i their whifpering agatnit mee contis nually. ; : 63 Behold their fitting downe and their tiling vp,how J am their tong, 64. * Hive them a reconipenſe, D LoD, P/al.28.4. acceding to the worke of their hands. 65 Giue them | (row of heart, cuen thy Oryan obſtixaie curſe to them. : ; hearts | „66 Perfecute with wrath and Deltroy them from under the heauen,D Loy. CHAP, HII ye is the golde beceme {ol Dinune! a Bythegolde the mot tine golde is changed, andthe he meancththe tones ofthe Sanctuarp are ſcattered inthe Princes,asby.. , corner ot eueryſſtereete. the ſtones hee 2 Tbe noble | men of zion comparable vnderlandetũ to fine geld, howare they eltcemedas ears the Prielts. then > pitchers euen the wozke ofthe bands fOr,h:d. ofthe potter! \|Or, fonnese 3 Euen the Diagons « Dawe out the b Whichareof breaſts, and gine fucke te their pong, bur the (mallcfimation, Daughicrot my people isbecome cruell like and have none. the d oftrichesin the wildernelſee ~ . honours... ¢, 4 Thc tongue of the ſucking childe clea: c Thoughthe _ ueth to therooteet his mouth foz chirſt: the dragons becruel, yong chilozen alke bꝛrad, but no sian bacae yer they pitie keth it vnto them. their yong and, § Thep that aid feede delicately, peri nowrifhthem, -, fn the ftreetes: thep that were brought bp tt which thing le (carlet,embzace the Dung. ~~ rufalerh daeth Fo: the iniqutty of the daughter of not, NT my people is become greater then the finne d The women, _ of Hovome, that was *veltroped as ina foslake their Moment, and || None pitched campes againſt children asthe er. Oftrich doth her 7 Wer * Maszarites were purer thenthe egs,lob 39.17. fiiowe, and whiter then the milke: thep Gex.19.255°° Were moze ruddym body, then the red pre» jOrn firength tious Rones; they were like politheD fa- was againft her. phir. 7 : - , Numb 6.2, 8 Nowe their e bifage is blacker thena-e They chat were cole : thep cannot know them in the ſtreets before moftin tbeir fkinne cleaucth to thete bones: titis tvi Gods fauourare- thered like a tocke, © ll » © now in greateſt 9 Chey that be faine with the ſword, are abomination better then they that are billed with hunger: vato him. fozthep fade aways thep were ttricken through for tye fruits ofthe field. ~ f Forlackeof Io @hehands ofthe pitiu women hane foode they pine ſodden hete own childzen, which were thetr away and cons meatein the Deftruction of the Daughter of fame, my people. ae ; Tt Che Lord hath occompliſhed his it Dienation? Hee hath pow2ed ont pis eree mathi, behath kindled alice in Sion, which Hath deuoured the foundations thereof. 12 he Kings ofthe earthandalltheins - habitanrsof che weld would nor haue be⸗ g Heemeaneth. leeued that rhe abucriaty the enemy hold that thele things Have entred into the catcsofFernfalem:; are cometo pafe HR Foꝛ the linnes of her pophets, and the therefore.con- intquiticcof ber pres, that bane hed the. trary to all mens- blood oF the cult in the midi of e her. expectation, Qu 4 14 They 308 a Zion io more in captiuitie. h Some referre this tothe blind men, which as they went, ftum- bled on ý blood, whereof the citie was full. i Meaning,the heathen which eame to deftroy them, could not ae Or, face. I Thatis, the enemics. i He fheweth two principal caufes of their deſtruction: their cruelty and heir vaine confidence in man: fot they trufted in ‘the helpe ofthe E= gyptians, m Our king Io- fiah,in whome ftood our hope of Gods fauour, and on whom depended our ftace and life,was flaine,whom hee calleth anointed, becaufe he was a figure of Chrift, n Thisis ſpoken by derifion, 14 They haue wandzed as blind men h in the ttrectes, and they were polluted with blood, fo that ‘they would not touch their gatinents. 15 Bur they cried onto them, Depart yee polluted, Depart Depart, touch not ; therefore they den away, and wandered: they haue faid among the heathen, Chey Hall no moze Dwell there. 16 The || anger of the Lord hath ſcattered them, hee will no moze regard them: * thep renerencen not the face of the Peieſts, noz bad compaſſion of the Elmers. 17 Ahiles we waited foz ote paine Help, onr epes failed; for in our waiting wee togs keo foz! a nation that could not faue vs. 18 Chey bunt our teps that we cannot goe in our ſtreetes: our ende is necte, our Bayes are fulfilled, foz our end ts come. I9 Dur perlecuters are (worfter then the eagles of the heauen; they purſued vs npon the mountaines, and lato waite fo: bs in the wilderneſſe. 20 The m breath of our noſtrels, the An⸗ ointed of the Lord was taken m theit nets, of wham wee favne, Cinder hts thadowe wee Wall be preſerued aline among the bea- then. 21 Refoyte and be glad,” D daughter €- Don, that dwelleſt in the land of Cz, the cnp allo hall paſſe thꝛough unto thee: thou ſhalt be Beunken and vomit. í 22 Thy punithment is atcomplithed, D Daughter Stow: beee willno moze cary thee away into captiuitie, bur hee will vilite thine iniquttic,D daughter Goom, bee will diſco · wer thy finnes: lOr, [hew thy wakedneffe. o Hecomforteth the Church by that af- terieucnty yeeres their forowes fhalt haue an end, whereas the wic- ked ſhould be tormented for euer. a. This prayer as CHAP. V. The prayer of Feremiah. Ree D Lord, whatis come bp: on bs: *confider, and behold our re» Lamentations. gers our boules to the aliants. Tec are fatherleffe, euen without fas ther,and our mothers are ag widowes, 4 Ae have dunken our > water foz mo ney,and our wood is ſold vnto vs, $ Dur necks are onder perlecution: we are weary, and haue norek. 6 Ae baue ginen our: Hands to the © ayptians, and to Ajur, to bee ſatiſtied with rca . * 7 Dur kathers haue finned, andare not, ann we baue borne their 4 tnignities. 8 Seruants baue ruled oner ng, none would deliuer vs out of their hands. The peoples miſerie. b Meaning, their extreme feruitude and bondage, e Weareioye ned in league and amity with them,or haue fubmitted our felucs vnto them, Mec gate our bread with the perill of d As our fa- out lines, becauſe of the ſwoꝛde of tye wil thers haue bees Dernefie, ` 10 Durfkin was blacke tike ag an ouen, becaute of the texrible famine. IX Thep dellen the women in Zion, and the maides in the cities of Judah. \ 12 The princes are hanged Vp bp ‘their hand: the Cacesof the Ciders were not hav in honour. 13 Chey tooke the poug men to grinde, and the childzen fell under s the wood. 14 Che Elders hane ceaſed from p gate, and the vong men from their ſongs. Ig The top of our heart is gone,our Dance fs turned into mourning. à 16 The crowne of our head ts Fallen: wo now buto bs that we haue finned. 17 Therefore our heart is beauy fo? thele things,‘ our epes are dimme. 18 Becaufe ot the mountaine of Zion which is deſolate: the fores run vpon it. 19 But thou, D Love, remainelt foz * e- ner : thy throne is from generation to gene- ration, 20 Mherelore doeſt thou forget vg for e+ uer, and forfake vs fo long time ? 21 ! Curnethou bs vnto thee, D Lorde, sha hall beturned: renew our Dayes as of olde. 22 But thou hak vtterly reiected vs: thou art exceedingly angry againſt vs. unifhed for Pee their fiunes, {fo wethat are cule pable of the fame finnts,are uniſhed. e Becauſe of the) enemie that carac fromthe wilderneffe,and would not fuffer vsto poeand fecke our ne- ceffary ſoode. | f Thatis, by the enemies hand, g Their flauery was fo great, that they were not abletoa- bide it. h There were no more lawes nor fourme ofcommon wealth, i „With wee- ing. k Kod there- fore thy coue» à — — —— — —— a — — is thought, was petb. > ç madewhenfome 2 QDurinberitanceisturned tothe rane of the people were cariedaway captiue, others, as the pooreft,remained, and fome _ went into Egypt and other places forfuccour : albeit it feemeth that nant and mercjescan neuer faile, 1 Whereby is declared that it is not in mans power to turne to God, butis onely his worke to con⸗ the Prophet forefecing their miferi¢s to come, thus prayed, ees Ezekiel, THE ARGV MEN T. — that Iehoiachin by the counfellof Ieremiah and Ezekiel had yeelded himſelſe to Nebuchad- nezzar,and fo went into captiuity with his mother and diuers of his princes and of the people,cer- teine began to repent and murmure that they had obeyed the Prophets counfell , as though the thin which they had prophefied ſhould not come to paffe,and therefore their eftate fhould bec fill mifera- ble vnder the Caldeans, By reafon whereof hee confirmeth his former prophefies, declaring by new vilions and reuelations fhewed vnto him, that the citie fhould moft certainely be deftroyed, andthe people grieuoufly tormented by Gods plagues, infomuch that they that remained, Mould be brought into cruellbondage, And leftthe godly thould de(paire in thefe great troubles, hee affureth them that God wil deliuer his Church at his time appointed,and alfo deftroy their enemies which either afflided them,or reioycedin their miferies, The effect of the oneand the other fhould chiefly be pertormed vader Chrilt,of whom in this Rooke are many motable promiles, and in whom the glory of the new Temple fhould perfectly bercftored. He prophefied there thingsin Caldea , at the fame time that Ie- r¢miab propheficd in Iudab, and there began ip the fift yeere of Ichoiachins captiuitie. wert vs , and thus God wosketh invs , before wee can tutne to him, Terem.3 1,18, CHAP, _part of Eupbra- The vifion. CHAP. I. 1 The time wherein Exekiel prophefied and in what place. 3 His kinred, 5 The viſion ofthe foure beafis, 26 The-vifion of the throne, a After thatthe SA Tcametopalic inthe⸗ thir» booke of the tieth yeere in the fourth mo- law was found, AAS neth, and in the fft day ofthe which was the sað Inoneth(as 3 was among the eightenth yecre í 4 captiues bp the riuer > The⸗ of the reigne of i * bar) that the heauens were lofiah,fothat — gpened,and J {aw vifians of: Gov. fiue and twenty 2 Jntbe fift day of the moneth ( which eeresafter this was the fift peere of king Jotachms capti» oke was uttie) found, Ieconiah 3 The word ofthe Lord came bute E» was led away zekfelthe Peteſt, the onne of Bust, inthe captiue with zand of the Caldeans, by the riuer Chebar, Ezckicl(and where the 4 bande of the Loꝛde was vpon many ofthe im. people)whothe 4 Gnd J looked, and behold, ac whirle- firft yeereafter winde came ont of the Flozth,a great clonde [aw thefe vifions. and afire wiapped about it, anda bight» b Whichwasa neſſe wasaboutit, and inthe mids thereof, to wit, in the mids of the fire came our as the likenelſe of § amber. tes, fo called. . Allo out of the mids thereof came the c Thatis,nota- bleand excellent likeneſſe of foure ‘beattes, and this was vifions,fothatit theit foꝛme: they bad the appearance ofa mightbeknow- · man. en it was no na 6 And euery one bad foure faces, ande. turall dreame, uery one had fourewings. but came of 7_ And their keete were ſtraight keete, and God. the fole of their feete waslike the fole of a d Thatis,the calues foste, and they ſparkled like the ap: Spirit of prophe- pearance of bzight bzafie. fic,as Chap.3. 8 And the bands of amancame out from 22.and 37-1. vnder their wings in the foure parts of e Bythisdiuer- them, and thep foure bad thew faces, and fiticofwordshe their wings. —— fignifieth the 9 Thep mere giopned by their wings fearefulliudges oneta another, and when thep went foo2th, mea: of God, they returned not, but euerp one went andthegreat ſtraight fozward. afflictions that Io Gnd the ſimilitude of their faces wes as fhould come vp- 5 the face of man: and thep foure bad the enleruGlem, facesfalionontheright fide,and they foure flOr,paleyeHow. ad the face of a bullocke on the lett fide; £ Whichwere they foure allo had the face ofan eagle. the foure Che- Il Thus were their faces: but their rubimsthatres wings were ſpꝛead out aboue; two wings of ptefented the every one were ioyned oneto another, and glory ofGod,as two coucred theirbodies. $ Chap. 3.23. 12 And cuerp one went ftraight foz» g Thewingof ward: they went whither their + ſpirit led theone touched them, and they returned not when thep went the wing of the fooꝛth. other, 13 The fimtlitude alfo of the beats, and h Euery Cheru- theirt appearance was like burning coales of bimhadfoure fire,and like the appearance of lampes; for faces, the ſace the fireranne among the beaftes,and rhe fire ofamanand gaue a gliſter, aud outof the fire tiere went ofa liononthe — lightuing. j right fide,and 14 Anothe beats ranne, andi returned the face of a like puto lightning. bullockeandof 15 @ Mow as J beheld the beaſtes, be- aneagleenthe olde, awheele appeared vpon the earth by lefefide, the beafts, hauing foure faces. 4Ebr.whither 16 The kaſhion of the wheeles and their their ſpirit, x will wastogoe. 1 That is; when they hadexccuted Gods will: for afore they returned not, tit] God bad changed the Rat: of things, Chap.j.ij. The vifion. 309 wozke was like vnto a * chapfolite: and they k The Ebrew fonre bad one Se, and their faſhion, and word is Tarthith, their worke was as ong- wheele in another meaning, that wieele. ; the colour was 17 Ahen they went, they went vpon like the Cilician their foure fides,and they returned not when fea, ora precious they went, f j fone {o called, 13 They had ere tings, and height, and HOr,the tres Wwerefearefull te behold and their rings werg fullof roe about them foure. Ig Aud when the bealtes went, the wheeles went with them: g when the beats were life vp from the earth, the wheeles were lift vp. j 20 @Abither their fpirit len them. they went, & thither Did the ſpirit of the wheeles leane them, and the wheeles were lifted yp belives them; fo2 the ſpirit of the beaſts was in the wheels. 21 Uhen tie beats went, thep went, and when they ſtood, they food, and when they were lifted bp from the earth, the wheeles were lifted wp belides them : foz the (pirtt of the beats was in the wheeles. 22 And the imilituBeof the firmament bpon the heads of the beaftes was wonders full, like vnto chzpiall, (pread ouer theit beads abou. 23 And ynder the firmament were their wings ſtreight, theone toward the other: euery one had tws, which conered them, —— one had two which couered their odies. 24. And when they went koorth, F heard the nople of their ‘wings, lke the nople of [ Which decla- great waters, and as the vopceof the Als redthe fwiftnes, mighty, cuce the voyte of ſpeach, as the notfe andthe feareful- of an hofte: and when they RoD, they miet nefic of Gode - Downe their wings. iudgements. 25 And there wasa voyte fromthe firs m Which fienifi- mament that wasouet thee heads, when fied thar they they ſtood, and had let Downe their wings. hadno power 26 And aboue the firmamentthat was ofthemfeluss, ouer their heads, was the faſhion of ã throne bur onely waited like puto a ſaphite tone, and ppon the fimi- to execute Gods litude of the chrone was by appearance, as commandement, the fimtlitude of a man aboue vpon ít. 27 And F lawe as the appearance of amber, and as the fimilitude of fire’ round a Whereby was- about within itta looketo, euen from bts fignified aterri. lopnes ppiwarde : and to looke tõ, euen dle iudgement from bhis loynes Downewarde, I fawe as towardthe earth, bestia offire, and biightneffe round a- out ic. 28 As the likeneſſe of the bowe,that ts in the cloudein the Day of raine, ſo was the ap» pearance of the light round about. s ; 29 Thiswas the appearance of the fimi- © —— litude of the glozp of the Lord: ana when J the Maieftieo faw it, J fell -npon my face, and J peard a Gofand the F eakenefleof voyce of one that fpake felh, CREA PB II. The Prophet ù fent to call the pesple fromtbheir errour. A fAD* he fayd butome,> Honneof man, a That is the itaun bp vpon thy feet,and J wil {peake Lord, _ vnto thee. b Meaning many- ams whichis bur earth and ahes, which was to humble him, and cauſe bim to confides his owne fiate and Gods grace, 2 «AnD c Sothat hee could not abide Gods prefence till Gods spirit did enter into him. tEb.hard of face: d Thisdeclareth on the one part Gods great affe- ion toward his people,that notwithftanding their rebellion, yethe will fend his Prophets a- mong them,and admoni(heth his minifters on the other part that they ceafé not to doe their duety, though the peo- plebe neuer fo obſtinate: for the word of God Mall be'either to their faluation or greater condem- nation. e Readeler.1, | 37. he ſheweth that for none af- flictions they fhould ceafe to doe their dueties. £-Heedoeth not Onely exhort him to his due- -i cute it. 8 a Whereby is ‘meant that none is meete to be Gods meffenger before he haue receiued the -word of Gad in his heart, as verle ro, and. haue a zeale thereunte.and delight therein, . as lere.1 5 16, reuel.10.10. Ebr ,deepe lips. viens children and ftiffe hearted. 2 ¢Qndthefpirit entred into me, when je had ſpoken vñto mz, and ſet me von my — fa that J| beara him that ſpake puto ng, 3 And he laid onto me Sonne of man, F fend theero the chtlozen of Hiracl, toa rebel. lons nation, that hath rebeticd again® mey for they and their fathers haue rebelled a gaint me, cuendntsthisherpDay. = 5 4 Foꝛ they are + impudent chtideen, and ithe hearted; J vo fend thee vnto them,and theuthal: fap vuta them; Thus ſayeth the 1020 God. _ 5 But lurelp they will not heare,neither indeede willthey ceaſe: fo: they area rebet» lious boule: pet hall chep know thats there bath becn a Prophet amongthem. 6 Andthoutonne of man, ⸗ feare thew not, netther bee afraid of theirwozdes, al: though rebels, and thornes bee with thee, and thou remaineit with {cozpions: Eeare not their wordes, noz be afrayd at theit leokes,fo2 they area rebellions houſe. i 7 Cheretore chou halt peake my wong vnto them: bur ſurely they wiil not heare, neither will chep indeede ceale; for they are rebellious. ’ 8 But thon fonne of man, heare what J fap vnto chee: bee not thou rebcilious, tike this rebelliaus joules open thy mouth, and featethat J gine thee. . 9 And when Jlooked vp , beholde, an hand was fent vnto me, and log, aroule ofa booke was theret: 10 And he ſpread it before me,and it was witten witht and without, and there was witten theretn,s Lamentations, and mour: UMG AND woe. i tie,buealfo giueth him the meanes wherewith he may be able to exe- Hee (heweth what were the contents of this booke: to -wit Gods iudgements againft the wicked, CHAP. III, u The Prophet being fed with the werd of God, and with the conftant boldneffe of the Spirit; 1s fent unta the people that were im captiusie. 17 The office of true miniſters. @Daeouer he fayd vnto mee, Honne of b tan, cate that thou findeſt: a eate this — and gor, and ſpeake vnto the boule of trael, —J 2 Ho Jopened my mouth,and hee me this roule to eate. 3. And he ſayd vnto me, Sonne of man, cauſe thy bellpto cate, and Gll thy bowels gaug . with thisroule that J gine thee. Then din Jeateit, and it was tu my month as ſweete as bony. 4, Awhe ayd onto me, Goune ofan, go and enter inte the houſe of Iſrael, and de- clave them my words. § Foꝛ thou art not fent toa people of an *vnknowen tongue,o2 of an hard language, bur to the Houle of Ifracl: 6 j2ottemany people of an vnknowen tongue,o2 ofan hard language wbhoſewords thon cant not vnderitand: vetit J Gould fend thee to them, they would obey thee. 7 Butthe boule of Iſxacl will not obey thee: for they will not obey mee: pea, ali Ezekiel. the houle of Ilrael are impudent and tiie bearted. 8 Behold, Jhaue made thy face rong againtt their faces, ans thy torebead bara again their foreheads. 9 Ihaue made thy forehead as the ada: mant, and harder then the fine: feare them not thercfoze, neither bee afrapd at theit lookes: :.fo2 they are a rebellions boule. IO ide fayd mortoner vnto me; Bonne of nail, receiue tn thine heart allmy wordes that Jſpeakevnto thee, and heare chem with thine cares, II And goe and enter to them that are led amay captiucs, vnto the childzen of hp peo: leyand ipeake vnto them, ¢ ceil them, Thus. apth the Lord God: bur (urelp they will not, beare neither will hep tnaecde ceaſe. 11 Then the (pire tooke me vp, andJ heard behind me a noyſe of a great ruſhing, faying,.4 Bleſſed be the glogp ot the Lord out, of bis-place. ~ 13 theard allo the noyſe of the wings of the beaties, that touched one anothtr and, the ratling of tye wheels that were by them, cuen a nople of a great ruhing. 14 So the Hpicit itt me vp, and tooke Me away, and J weit in bitterneſſe, and in⸗ Dignation of mp fpirit, but the hand ofthe Lod was krong vponine. Ig hen J came tothem that were lea away captiues to € Tel-abib, that dwelt by the riuer Chebar, and J (ate where they fate, and remained there aftoniſhed among them e ſeuen dayes. 16 And at the ende offenen dayes, the woꝛde of the Lord came againe vnto miee, faving, , 17 Soine of man, J bane mane thee a h watchman vnto the houſe ot Iſrael: there- foreheare the wo: at mpmouth, and gtue them warning krom me. ad aoe ih 18 (Gben J] Wall fap bute the wicked, Thou ſhalt fureip dic, and thou glueſt not bim warning, nog peake to admonily the wicked of his wicked way, that ye map line, the faime wicked man Hail Ore in his iniqui tte Oi bis blood will J require at thine and. 19 Wet iEchou warne the wicked, and he turne not foi bis wickednes, no: from hts wicked Way, he Hall dre in hisiniquttte, but. thou bhatt deliuered thy ſoule. * the Tewes wère 20 Likewile ika i righteous man tune from his righteouſnes, and commit iniqui⸗ tte, J wul laya k ſtumbling blocke before bint, and he all die, becaute thou batt not gimn hint warning: be Mal dic in his finne, aad His lxightedus deedes, which hee path done, Hall nat be remembred : but his blood wiit J require ac thine Hand. Hag 21 sQenertheleffe, tf thou admoniſh that tighteous mam that the righteeus tinne not, and tijat he Dacch not Rune, be Mall true be. cauſe be is ammoniihed : allio thou batt veli- uered thy foule. 22 Andthem hand ofthe Lord was there bpon mee ,. and he ſayd unto me, Srtfe,and The Prophets charge. b Ged promis (eth his affiftance to bis minifters, and that he will give them bold. , neile and con⸗ ftancie in their vocation, Ifa.so. 7. Terem.1.1 8. Micah.3.8. c Hetheweth’ what is meantby the eating of the booke, which is, that the minifters of God may fpeake nothin asof themfelues, butthat oncly ~- which they haue receiued of che Lord, d Whereby he fignifierh, that Gods glory fhould not be diminifhed, al- though he depars ted outofhis ` Temple ; for this ` declared that the citie and Temple fhould bede- ftroyed, e This fheweth thar there is euer an infirmitie of the fleth which can neuer be rege dy to render full obedience to God,andalfo _ Gods grace, who ` euer allifteth his, and overcome meth their rebele. lious affe tions, f Which wasa place by Eu- phrates,where |” prifoners. g, Declaring ` hereby, that “ Gods minifters mult with adu'fe- | ment atid delibee | ration Veter his’? iudgments· h Of thisréade’ | Chap.3 3.2. i Ifbethat hath ' been inftrugted ` in the right wa turge baka Si . k Iwil gue him vp into a repro. bate minde,Rom,4.28. l Which kemed to haye hecne donein faithand werenot. m That is, the pirit of prophefie, gog Thefinnes ofthe people. gocinte thel fiede, ant 3 will there talke with thee.. ' 23 So when F hadrifen sp, and gone n Meaning,the forth into the field. behoſd, the” glorie ofthe vifion of the Lod ſtood there; as tge glote which 3 faw Cherubims,and by the riuer Chebar, and 3 (cil Dowie opon the wheeies, inp face. o ReadeChap. . 24 Then the {pirit entred into me, which 2.2 o fet mee yp vpon my feste, and ipake vnts p Signifyine,that mie anD at to me Come, and Put thy eifg not onlyhethuld within thine boule- ` not profit, buc 25 ut thou, D nne of man, begold, they fhould grie- they fhall pur bandes vpon thee, and hall YOrvaleye nonflytrouble dinde thee with them, and chou halt not goe andaffidhim. out among them, g Which dec= `- 26 Awd J willmake thp tongue acleaue reththererrible’ to the roote ef thy mouth. thãt thou halt plague of jLord, bee dumbe, and hale not bee rothen as a when Gos Hop- man that rebubeth : for they area rebeitions peththe mouthe boule. of bis minifters, 27 But when J| hall haue poken vnto andthatallfuch thee, J will open thy mouth, and thou halt aretherodsof fap Buta themi, hus faith the Lord Gor, ve his vengeance that beareth,let hun beare,and hee that lea- that doe it, ueth of, * let him leaue: foz chep are a rebel: lious houſe. Retés1.22,4%> CUBGACR: (DTC x The beficg ing of the citie of Ierufalem i fig- nifi-d. 9 The long continuance of thecaptiuitie of Ifraeli 16 Anhunger is prupheſied to come. — alſo ſonne ot man,take thee a brick. Chap. iis}, v. and lay it beforethee, and purtray vpon a Which fignifie tt the cttie,cuen Jerufalem, edthe flubburn- nesand hardneffe of their heart. b Hereby here- prefentdd the ido- Jatrie and finne -of the ten tribes’ {for Samaria was on his left hard from Babylon), and howthey bad remained therein three hundred ` and ninetie yeeres e Which decla: _ red Iudah, who ¢ The people fhould ©! ‘ftraitly ` bebeficged, that they fhould hot be able roturne thani rhel f Meaning, that whe famine” osit 9 Liou halt allo take vnto thee wheat, and make thee bead thereof according to the namber ofthe dapes , that thon ſhalt ileepe poi thy ibe: euen sthace hundreth and nine tic dayes halt thou eate thereof. 19 And the meate, whereof thou bait gate, Mhail bee by Weight, euen® tiventte hes kels adap: and from time to time thalt thou vate thereof. =~ Il Thou halt deinke alſo water by mea: furz, cuen the fire part ofan iin from time to time fhalt thou oztnke. I2 And thon ait eate itas barlep cakes, and thou ali bake tt tin the tung that commeth out ofman, in their fight. 13 And the Loz fain , Ho thall the chil- Den of Jiracl eat their vellen bread among the Genttles whithee F wii caſt them. I4 Then laid 3, Ab, Lo2d God, behold, my ſoule bath not Beene polinced: fo2 from my youth vp, euen vata this boure, 3 baug not eaten ot a thing Dead, 02 toznein pieces, — came there any wucleane tich in my MJR i LOCU t 1s Then hee laid putosice, Loe, Jhaue gingen thee bullocks = Dung fo mans Dung, aud thou ſhait prepare thy bread therewith. 16 GBozcouer, hee faid bnto mee, Sonne The figne ofthe haire. 310 Which were oulteene mo= neths that the citie was befie- ged,and this was as many cayes as lirael finned yeeres. h Which make apound, i Reade Exod. 29.40, k Signifying hereby the great fearcine of juell and matterto burne, 1 Muchleffe fuch vile ceiruption, m Tobeas fire . to bake thy bread with, of man, bebola, 3] wilibzeake =the ſtaffe of n That isthe bread in Jerufalem, that thep (ali cat bead by weight, and with care, and they falt Drinke water by meafure,and with aſtoniſh · ment, teas hiuj ; * 17 Becauſe that bꝛead and water Wall fatle, they fhaibe aſtonied ote with another, and (hall conſume awap fo? their iniquitie. CH AP, V: The figne of the haires, where ys fra ed the defrutionn of the peoples A — A Nd thou fonne of man, take thee afhary knife, or take thee a birboursvafozand caule it ate paſſe vpon thine head,and ppon thy beard:then take thee balances to wcigh, and diuide the baire., } 2 Thou thalt burne with Bre the third patt inthe middes of > thecttie, when the dayes of the ſiege are fuiflet and thou Malt take the other third pare, and finite about it with a knife, and the laft third part thou fhalt (catter inthe wine, and J will drawe out a ſword after thent.. 3- Chou ſhalt alſo take thereof a fewe in number, and binde them in thy < lap. 4 When take of them againe, aur caſt them inte the mibiesofthefire, andburne them inthe ire: dios thereof walla fire come fo2th inte ail the honfe of Iſtael. <2 § Thus faith the Lod God , This is Jeruſalen: A hauelet tt mthe mids of the ations and countiepes , that are raund a= put her. 6 And fhe hath changed my iudgenieuts & forceand ſtrength wherewithit fhould nourifh, - Ifa.3.1.Chap.§. 17 and 14.13. a To ſhaue thine head and thy beard, b Towit of thaz. citie which hee had purtrayed vpon the bricke, - Chap.4:1. By the fire and pes - ftilence he meas * neththe famine, wherewith one part peri(hed, due. ring the fiege of Nebuchid nez- zar. By thefword thofe that were fhine when Ze- dekiah fled and thofethat were cari¢d away Cape. tine. And by the {cattered into the winde , thofe that fled: into Egypt and into other -parts after tbecitie wastaken, ¢ Meaning, that a very few fhould - hee lett,sshich the Lord would pref-rue among all thife flormes,bue not without troubles , atid trial. d Out of that fire which how, ab barley,and bea es, and lentils, and rit · -kindlel, fhaa fire come, whiol shall fignifie the deAru@ion of Iſta⸗ ct and fiches, and put them in oñe veſſell, eL € My word and law inte idolatrie and {uperfitions, .. inta. f Betaufe your idoles are in reater num- er, and your fü- perftitionsmoe then among the profefled idola- ters,reade lai. 65. 1 1. ot he con⸗ demneth their ingratitude in reſpect of his benefits. Leuit, 26.29. deut.a8.5 36 2-king.6.29. ment. 4. 10. baruch,2.3. g Thatis,I will not be pacified till I be reuen- ged lla.i.24. _ HOr dangeron, la Which were _ the grafhoppers, mildewe, and whatfoever were occaſions of | famine. Chap.i4.13. The arrowes of famine. into wickednefle moze then the nations, and my (tatutes moze then the countrepes that are round about bers foz they haue refuten my tudgements and my atutes, and they Have nor walked in chem. 7 Cherefore thus faith the Lod God, Becaule pour fmuletendets greater then the nations that ave round about pou, and yee haue not walked in mp ftatutes, neither baue ye kept my indgements: no,ye baue not Done according to the tudgements of the nas tions that are roundabout you, 8 Ghberefore thus laith the Lo20 God, Behold, J, euen come againk thee, and will execute indgement in the mids of thee, efen in the fight of the nations. 9 And J willdocinthee, that J never DiD before, neither will De any moze the like, becaule of all thine abominations. IO Foꝛ in the midsof thee, the fathers * mall eate their (onnes, and the fonnes Mall eate their fathers, and J will erecute iunge» mentin thee, and the wholeremnant ofthee wiil 3| (catter into all the winds. IL Ciberefore, as Jliue, faith the Lod God, Surelp, becaule thon batt defiled my Hanctuarie with all thy filthines, and wiih all thine abominations, therefore will J allo Dettroy thee,netther Mal nune eye (pare thee, neither will J baue any pitie. 12 The third part of thee hall dte with the pefttlence, and with famine ſhall they be conſumed in the mids of thee: and another third part hall fal by the fwo: round about thee: and J will (carter the lak third part in- to all winds, and J will Draw outa ſwoꝛd after them. : 13 Thus hall mine anger bee accompli- Hed, and F will caule mp wath to ceale in them, and J will bee ecamfozted + and they hall know, that J the Lozd haue ſpoken it in my zeale, when J haue accompliſhed my math in them. 14 Mozeouer, J will make thee wake, and abhorred among the nations, that are peel about thee , and in the fight ofall that pafleby. 15 Sothou halt be a repꝛoch and Hame, a chaſtiſement and an aſtoniſhmentvnto the nations, that are round about thee, when J Wail erecute wdgements inthee, tn anger and in wath, ano in harpe rebukes: J the Loza haue (pokenit. 16 Aben J thall (end vpon them the feutll barrowes of famine, which hall bee forthe Deitruction , and which J wili fena to deſtroy pou: and F will increale the fae pri ipa you, and will beake pour tafe ef bead. 17 *Sowil F (end npon you famine,and enill beats, and they Wall ſpoyle thee, and pettilence,and blood chall paffe thorow thee, and F will bring the fwod vpon thee: J the Lod Hane fpoken tt. CHAP. VI, 1 He fheweth that lerufalem {hall be deftroy- ed for their idolatrie. 8 He prophefieth the repen- tance of the remnant of the people, and their deli- werance, Gaine the wo of the Lod came vnto me, faving, . Ezekiel. 2 Honneofman, tet thy face towardes the* mountaines of Iſxael, and propyelie a» gainſt them, f 3 And fay, Dee mountaines of Iſrael, heare the word of the Loꝛd God : thus faith the Lozd God to themountatnes and to the billes, tothe riuers and to the valleys, Be- Hold, J, cuen J will baing a fwod vpon you, and J will deſtroy pour hie places; 4 And pour altars Wall be deſolate, and pour images of the > funne tall bee broken: and Jwill cat Downe pour laine men be- foze pour idoles. j § And J will lap the dead carkeiiesof the chitdzen of Iſrael before their = idoles, and J will (catter pour bones round about pour altars. i 6 Jnall pour dwelling places the cities tall be Defolate, and the bigh places pali be laide watte.lo that your altars Hall be made waite and delolate, and your idoles Hall bee boken, and ceale, and your images of the funne Wall be cut in picces,and pour wozkes fhall be aboliſhed· ; } 7 : And the faine Hall fall in the mids of you, and pe Wall know that Ji am the Lod. 8 Mec will Jleaue a remnant, d that pou map baue fome that thall efcape the ſword a- niong the nations, when pou Hall be ſcatte · red thorow the countreps. 9 And they that elcape of pou ſhall re· member me among the nattons, where they tall bee in captiuttic, becaule J am grieued fo: their whozth hearts, which haue Depar- tedfrom me, and foz their eyes , which baue gone a whazing after their voles, and they efhalbe diſpleaſed tn themſelues foz the euils which they hane committed in all their abo- minations. Io And they Hall know that J am the Loꝛrd, and that J haue not faid in vaine,that 3 would doe this eutll onto them. 4 Il Thus faith the Loo God, ‘Smite With thine hand, and itretch forth with thy foot and fay, Alas forall the wicked abomt> nations of the houle of Plrael : for they tall fall by the ſwoꝛd, by the famine, and by the pettilence. : 12 ie that is farre off, hall nie of the pe- ttilence, and he that is neere, Hall fall by the fwod, and hee that remaineth and is befice ged, hall die by the famine: thus will J ac- compli} inv wath vpon them. 3 Then s yee hall know, that J am the LoD, when their Uaine men Hall be among therr Boles round about their altars, vpon euery bie pillin all the toppes of the moune taines, and vnder euery greene tree, and vnder euery thicke oke, which is the place ae thep Did offer fect ſauour to alltheit idoles. 14 Bo will J * fretch mine hand tyon them, and make the land watte,and deſolate h from the wilderneſſe vnto Drblath in all their habitations, and they hall krow, that J am the Lord. CHAP VIL The ende ly come, tome,faping, — 2 ile Sword, famine and peftilence. ofall the land of F(racl fhall fudden- ` Meane the word of the Loꝛd came vn⸗ Chap. 36.1. a Hefpeaketh | toall the places where the I frae- lites accuftomed te commit their idolatries, threate ning themde- firu@ion, b Reade 2,King, 2 3 sile ? c Incontempt of their power and force, which thall neither be able to deliuer you nor them- felues,a.King, 23.20, d Hee fheweth that in all dan- gers God will preferue afew, which (hall be as the feede of his Church,and call vpon his Name, — e They thall be athamed to fee, that theis hope å in idoles was but vaine,and fo hall f by th fe fi By thefe ſi he would — the Prophet fhould fignifie, ; the great deftras ion to come, g Thatis,all nations,when ye shall fee my iudgements. Cha SiT go- h —* reade, more defolate .. then the wilders, neſſe of Diblath, which was in Sy- ria, and bordered vponIfrael, os from'the wilder- neie, whichwas South ynto Bibs lath, which was North:meaning the whole :coun- trey. cre ee — — — e ae a DEAS B aza.” Zp E” e ee. — a Twill punifh thee as thou haft deferued tor thine idolatrie, llOr, behold, guili commeth after eull, watch to deftroy y fiñners , which notwithflanding he delayech till here be no more ope of repen- tance, c The beginning əf his punith- ments is alreadie voyceof ioy and inh, e ibe ſcourge ĩs in a readineſſe. Thatis, the roud tyrant Ne- uchad-nezzar ie fhallbee a refit, Forhe fhall ofe nothing. ] Inthe yeere of he Iubile, mea- ing that none hould enioy the riuiledge of the aw,Leui.2 5.1 3+ The buyer and fellere 2 Allo thou ſonne of man, thus faith the Lod God, Au end is come vuto theland of Jiraci: whe ent to come vpon the foure cor⸗ ners of the land. 3 Mow is the endcome pponthee, and J will ient my wath vpon thee,and wil indar thee accozding to thy wayes, and will lay vp- on thee all? tyine abeminanons. 5 4 either hail mine eye (pare thee, nei- ther will J baur pitie; vut J| will lay thy Wayes vpon thee? and thine abomimatton Halbe tn the mids of thee, and pe hall know thar 9 am the Lod. § Tyus ſayth the Lod Gos, | Beholve, one gurii, cuen oxe cutllis come. — : 6 Gn endisconie, the endiscome, tt > watcijed foz thee: behold, it ts come. 7 The: moning ts come vnto thee, that Dweilett inthe land: the timets come, the Dapoftroubiersneeec, E not the ſounding agatne of the mountaines, 8 Now 3 wiil hortiy powe out my wéiath vpon thee, and tuihll mine anger vp- sn thee: Jwili iudge thee actording to tyy wapes, and wiil lay spor chee all thine abo- minations. j 9 Neither Hall mine eye fparethee, nei: ther will J paue pitie, bur 3j will lap bpon thee accogding to thp wayes, and thine abo- minations thallbee m the mids of thee, and pee fall know that J am the LoD that fmi- is teth eth. Io Behold, the day,behold,it is come: the Morning ts gone forth, the © red flourtiheth ; F pide bath dudded. ; : 11 e Cruelty isrifen vp into aron of wic⸗ kedneſſe: none of them fhallremaine, no? of their riches no: of anp of theirs,neither Mail there be» lamentation to: them. 12 Che time is come, the Day Draweth neere, let not the buyer! refoyce , no? let hun that felicth,: mourne ; fo? the wrath is vpon ailthe multitude thereof, 13 Forder that telleth, Hall not returne to that which ts fold, although they were pet altue: foz the ™ vifion was nto ali the mii- titude thereof,& thep returned not," neither Doeth any encourage himlelfe tn the puniſh · ment of bis life. I4. ° Thephaueblowen the trumpet, and pepared all, but none goeth ta the barteils A my Wrath is vpon ali the multitude ther- pf. 15 Thefwom is without, and the peki- lence and the famine within: pee that isin the field, Hail Dic with the ſword, and He that Chap. viij, A vilon, 371 Thame fhallbee Hyon all fates, and baldneſſe dpon their heads, ; Bet 19 Thep valica theirfiluer in y Treetes, and thew golt all bee calt farreoft: their * fluer and theté gole cannot deliuer them Pre.rt.g. in the Day of the Wrath of the Lord:they Mal reph-r.1 8e not latiliic rhetr foules,ucither fil cher bows clas 5.8. eis: foz this ruine ts fo2 thetr iniguttie, 20 We had ali ſet the beauty of his? 02 nament in maiettte: but thep made images of their abominations, and of their tdoles ae : therefore bane J fet tt farre from em, 21 Quod J will gine it into the handes of the 9 rangers to tie (poiled, and to the wic- ked of theearth tebe robbed, and they mall pollute it. 22 Ry face will J turne allo from them, and they Hall pollute my + {ecret place : foz the Dettropers Mall enter into tt, defie it. 23 ¶ Make a ſchaine: fo: the land is full ot che tiudgement of blood, and the citicts full of cruelty. NNS j 24 Giberefore 3 witbing the matt wic- Kedofthe heathen, tthep Mall potlefle their boues; J will alfo make the pompe of the mighty to ceale, and there ” polyp places hail be Detiled. : 25 hen DeFruction commeth, they Hal ſeeke peace, and hall not haue tt. 3 26 Galaniitie hall come vpon calamitie, and rumour ſhalbe ppon rumour ; then Mall they fecke a bilion ef the Pophet: but the Raw Hall perii from the Piek, and coun- fell trom the Ancient. ; 27 The king Hal mourne and the prince ſhalbe clothed with deſolation, @ the handes of the people in the land ſhalbe troubled: J will do vnto them accozding to their waxes and accorꝛding to their idgements will J iudge them, and they all know that Jam the Lod. CHAP VIII y An appearauce of the fimilitude of God. 3 E- qekielis brought to lerufalem in the Spirit. 6 The: Lord fheweth the Prophet she idolatrses of the. honfe of J fraech A FAD inthe firtpere, in thet firt moneth, a Ofthe captini-- and tn the fife day of the moneth, as J ticofleconiah, fate in mine houle,and the Eiders of Judah b Which conrei- fate befoze me, the hand ofthe Lozd Gor fell ned part of Au- there vpon mee, guſt, and pait of 2 Then J beheld, and loc , there wasalike> Scprember, nefe, as the appearance of © fire to looke to, ¢AsChap.1. 27. p Meaning the Sandiuary. g. Thatis, of the: Babylonians, r Which fignifi- etb the moitholy place,whereinto none might enter ~ but the hie Prieft, {Signifying that they fheuld be bourd and led away captives, t Thatis, of finnes that de. ferne death, u Which was the: Temple that was- divided into three parts, Pſal ts inthe citie, famine and peſtilence Hall ne- ueure bim, fignified thatall 16 ut they that fiee atway from them, ould be caried fhallelcape , and hallbe inthe mountatues, away,anduone TiketheBoucs of the valleys: all they Halt mourne euery one fo his inignitie. 17 *All hands Mall bee weake, and all No man for all Knees fall fallaway as water. his ewdeuoureth 18 *@ bey Wali allio gird themelues with bimſelf, orraketh fackecloth , and feare ſhall couer them, and or hiseuill life. Somercad, for none fhall be flrengthened in his ini- quitie of bis life:meaning , that they fhould gaine nothing by flatte- zing themfcluesin cuill. o The Iftaclites made abragge , but theit hearts failed them, 1/4.13,7. ieres6:24, 14153.1676. 48.370 from bis loynes Downeward, and from his loynes ppward,as theappearance of bright⸗ neſſe, and like vnto amber. 3 And bee ſtretched out the likeneſſe of an hand.¢ tooke mee by an hairte locke ofintne head, and the Spirit lift mee vpbetweene the earth,and the heauen, and beoughtimec +by a Diuine 4 vilon to Jerufalem , into the entricof the inner sgate that lieth to- Ward the 202th , whererematnesd the tole of findignation, which proucked indigna- ion, 4 And bebold, the glory of the Gon of ay was T —— to the vilion, that Jam s inthe fist, 5. Then Ebra in the vifi- ons of God, d Meaning, thar he was thus cari- edin (pirit, and not in body. e Which was the porch or ý court, where the people affembled, f So called, be- caufeit prousked Gods indignati- on,which wasthe idole of Beal. gRead cha 3 229, The vile idolatries of Ifrael. h That is, inthe court wherethe people had made analcar to Baal, ĩ For God will not be where idoles are. k Which were forbidden in the Law, Leuit. I 1.4. -l Thusthat they i S a tyr fhould haue kept ali the reft in the feare & true Rer- uice of God, were the ring lea- dersteal abomi- mation, & by theic example pulled others i God. m lt was in fuch Abundance, n Fer befides - their common idolatry, they had particular - feruice,which they had in fe- geret chambers. O The lewes write that this S Then laid he vnto me, Sonne of man, lift bp thtae epes now tewacd the Moth. Ho J itt by mine eyes toward the North, ant bebola, frorthward atthe gateof the h altar, this Dole of indignation was inthe entrie. 6 He layd furtherinoze vnto me, Sonne of man eek thou not what thep do? euen the great abominations that the boule of Iſrael committeth bere to caule me to depart from imp Dauctuarie? but vet turne thee & rhow palt (ee greater abominations. 2 7 And he cauied me to center at the gafe Of the court: and when Jj looked, behold, an Hole was tn the wall. 8 Then laid he vnto me,Honne ofan, Dig nowinthe wall. Ana when J had digs gea inthe mall. bebelB,there was a doore, 9 And be layd vnto mee, Soe in,and be- poe the wicked abominations that they Boe ere. Io DoJ went in, and faw, and bebolde, there was euery fimtlitude of creeping things and k abominable beafts , and all the idoſes ef che houſe of Iſrael painted vpon the wall round about. IL Gud there ſtood before them ſeuentie 1 cit ofthe Ancients of the houſe of Dirac, and in the mids of them food Jaasantab, the fonne of Mhapkan, with euctymanbts pit cenler tn bis hand,ana the vapour of che in: cenſe went vp like ™ a cloud. 12 Theu lard he vnto me, Donne of man, bat thou feene what the Ancients of rhe boule of Iſrael = doe inthe Darke, eucrpone in the chamber of His imagery ? fo: thep fay, Che Lozdleeth vs not, the Lord hath fola. ken the earth. : 13 Againe hee fait alfo ball mee, Turne thee agatne, & thou alt (ee greater aboni- nations that thep Doe, j 14 Ano he cauled me to enter inte theren- try of the gate of the Lords boule, which was toward the oth: and beholde , there fate Women mourning foge Tammuz. í Is Then fain be vnto me, Wait thou eeng this, D fonge of man? Turne thee againe, and thou alt (ce greater abominations then wasa prophetof thefe. theidoles, who after his death was once a yeere mourned for in she night. 16 And he cauled mete enter into the in⸗ ner court of the Lozds goute,t behold, at the Dooe of the Temple ofthe Lod, betweene the porch and the altar were about fiue and twentte men with their backes toward the Temple of the Lad, and their faces toward Y the Cat, and thep wozthipped the funne to» p Declaring that the cenfings and feruice of the idolaters are but infeGion & vil- lany bsfore God. Pro.t.28.1/4.46, FUE ALANS CHCA 3.4. ward the Caf. 17 Then he faid vnto me, Mak thou ſeene this, D fonne sf man? Jls ita fmall thing to the houle of Judah to commit theſe abomt. nations which they Dae here ? for thep haue filled the land with cruelty, and hauc recurs ned to prouoke me; and lo,thep bane caſt ont P tinke before their noles. 18 Therekoze wil J allo erecute my wrath: mine eye Wall not (pare them, neither wul J haue pitiz, and * though thepcrp in mine cates With aloud bopce, yee will Jnot heare them. CHAP, I X. a The duuction ofthe city. & They that {hall Ezekicl. be (aned, are marked, 8 A complzint of the Pro- phet forthe deſtructiox of the people. HE cryed alfo with a laud opte in mine eares, laying, The vittatfons ef! the ci tie Daw neere, ANd euery man hath a weage pon in dis band to deſtropy tt. 2 And beboid, fire > men came by the way ofthe bie gate, which lieth toward the © forth , and every man a weapon-in hts band to Delroy tt: and ene man among them was clothed with linnen , with a wis ters å inkbozne by bis lide, and thep went in and toon beline the bzaten altar. 3 Gnd the gloy of the Ged of Iſtael twas ° gone by from the Cherub, whereup- On hee was, and ftoode on the |i DGoe sf che Houle, and be called to the man ciothe with linnen, which had the wetters inkehorne by bts fide. j 4 And the Lom fayd vnto him, Goe through the mids of the citie, cuen through the mids of Jeculatem,and Hiet a marke vp: on the forebeads of them that £ mourne, and crie fo: all the abominations that be done in the mias thereof. i § And to che other he fapt, that T might heare, Go pe after hun through the citie, and tinite ; ict pour eps pare none, neither paue itie. O Dekroy vtterly the old, and the young, and the maids,and the chtidzen, and the wo» men, but touch no man vpon whom isthe e marke,and begin at mp @anctuary. Chen they began atthe *Anctent men, which were Th befoze the boufe. 3 7 And he fatd vnto them , Defile p houte and Allthecourts with the faine , then gog — and they weni out, and fens chemin e citie. 8 sow when they had faine them, and J hadelcaped, J fell Downe vpon mp face, and cryed, faying,' Ah £020 God, wilt thou Dettrop al the relisue of Iſrael, in powꝛing out thy wath vpon Jerufalem? ꝰ? 9 Then fai hee vnto me, The iniquitte of the boule of Iſrael, and Judab is ercee- Ding great,fo that the land ts full kof blood, and the citie full of coꝛrupt tudgement : fog they fay , The Loz hath toxlaken the carth, and the Lord feeth vs not. ‘ Io Qs touching me alfo, mine eve Mall not (pare them, neither will J] haue pitie, but toill recompenfe their wayes vpon their eads. It And behold, the man clothed with lin- nen which bad the inkehorne by bis fide, made repost and faid, Lord , Jhaue Done as thou batt commanded me, h Which were the chiefe occafion of all chefe euils , as Chap. 8. 326 i This declareth, thatthe feruants of Ged haue a compaffion, when they fee hisiudgements executed, k Thacis, withallkind of wice kedneſſe, reade Ifa, 4.1. CHAP Jk t Ofthesman that tooke hote burning coales out of the middle of the wheeles of the Cherubims, 8 A rebearfall of the vifion of the wheeles , of the beafts,and of the Cherubims. gun The marked efcape vntouched. a The time to take vengeance, | b Which were Angels inthe fi- militude of men, c Signifying, that the Babylo⸗ nians fhould come from the North to deRrog |: the citie and the Temple. d Tomarkethé - that fhouldbe ſaued. e Which decla- | red, that he was not bound theres unto,seither would remaine any longer,then there was hope that they would returne from their wickednes, | and worlhip bim, aright. tOr, ehrcfhold.. JOr,merke with at. f He theweth q whatis ý maner of Gods childré, whom he mar- keth to faluation: to wit,to mourne & cry out againit the wickedneffe | which they fee committed a< gainft Gods glory. g Thus inal) his plagues the Lord preferueth his {mali number, which he mar- keth,as Exod.t 3. 22.rcue.7. 3, but the chicfe marke isthe Spititof adoption, vhere⸗ with the heart is fealed vp ro life euerlafting. Chap.1.2%. A (AB as J looked, beholde,in the * firma- ment that was abone the heade ot the a Whichinthe *@berubtms, there appeared vpon them firft chap. verks. like vate the ſimilttude of athzone, as it heecaliedthe were a Saphir ſtone. foure beats. 2 And hee lpake vnto the man clothed with linnen, and fayd, Goe tn betweene the wheeles, cuen vnder the Cherub, Ali thine hands with ceales of fire from betwene the b This figrified Cherubins,and ſcatter chem ouerbthe city. that the city And he went in in my tight. fhouldbeburnt, 3 Nowe the Cherubims tood vpon the tight lideof the bout when the man went in and the cloud tilled the inner Court, Le Meaning, thar 4 Then the glopof the Lord «went vp ‘the glory of God from the Cherub, & food puer tie Dose of ‘fhoulddepart the Houle, and tke boule was filled with the fromtheTeme cloud, tthe court was filled with the bight- neſſe of the Loꝛds glory. § And thefound of theCherubimswings twas heard into the vtter court, as the voice ofthe Almighty Hod when be ſpeaketh. And when hee had commaunded the man clothed with linnen, ſaving, Take fre from betweene the wheelies, and from be» tweenthe Cherubims, then he went tn and ftood bene the wheele. í 7 And one Cherub fretched foorth his hande from betweene the Cherubims vnto the fire, that was betweenethe Cherubime, and tooke thereof, and put tt into the hands of him that was clothed with linnen: who tooke it and went out. — ý 8 And there appeared in the Cherubime, as likeneſſe of a mans hande vnder their ings. 9 And when J looked bp, beholde foure twheeles were benide the Cherubims, ene wheele by one Cherub, another wheel by another Cherub,and the appearance of the suet was as the colour of ae Chaplelice one. Io And their appearance (for they were al foure of one fatyton) was as if one wheele had bene in another wheeie. Il Gen thep went fozth,they went vpon their Foure fides, and they returned notas they went: but to the place whither the firit fVntil they had went,they went after tf,and thepfrurncd not ecuted Gods asthep went. ‘ste 12 And their whole body, & their ! rings, and their bandes and their wings, anu che wheeles were full of epes round about, cuen in the fame foure wheeles. 13 Ant theCherub cried to theſe wheeles in mine hearing, laying, D iwheele. 14 And euery dealt han foure faces; the firt face was the face ofa@herub,and the ſe · cond face was the face of a man, ethe third thefaceofalpon,and the fourth the face of an Cagle.. ; f I5 And the Cherubims were lifted vp: *this isthe beatt that J fawe at the river ple. d Reade Chap, 1,34 € Reade Chap, $3.14, Chap. 1.a wheeles went bp then: and when the Che- rubims lift bp their wings to mount bp fromtbeearth.the fame wheeles alfo turned not from befide them. 17 cAhen the Cherubims fteod, they food: aus when they were lifted vp, they titted Coales of fire.Cherubims and Wheeles. Chap.x.xj. ebar, pels Gnd when the Cherubims went, the. The mockers punifhed. 312 themſelues bp allo; fax theefpivit ofthe beat g There was one wasin them.. confent between 18 "Zhen thegiery of the Lo Departed the Cherubims from aboue the Booze of the houſe, aud food and the wheeles, vpon the Cherubims. h Reade Chap, Ig And the Ehernbims lift vp their 9.3 Wings, ¢ mounted vp fromthe earth in my light; when they went out, the wheelies allo were belides them: anDeuery onc Rood at the entry at the gateof the Lordes boufe at the Catt Koc,and the giozy of the Gon of Iſtael was vpon them on bigh. 20 * This is the beat that J fawe bu- Der the God of Iſrael by the riuer Chebar, ane Iknewe that they were the Cherus ms. 21 Guery one had foure faces, and encry one foure wings, and the likeneſſe of mans Hands was vnder their wings. 22 And the likeneile of their faces was: the felfe lame faces, which J faw by the rts uer Chebar,and the appearance of the Che- tubins was the felfe fame, & thep went euery One itraight forward. —— — —— 1 Who they were that feduced the pesple of If- rael. 5 Agasn{i thee he prophefteth, oven the how they [halbe difperfed abroad, 19 The renews ing of the beart cometh of God. 21 He threatneth them that leane unto their owne coun fels. M2erouer tie Spirit lift meevp, any brought me vunta the Eaſt gate of the Lo:ds boule, which Iyeth Ealtward, and bebolde, attheentrp of the gate were fine and twenty men: among whome J fawe Jaazantah the ſonne of Azur, and Pelati- ab the ſenne of Benatah, the princes of the 2 Thusthewies - people. Ked derided the 2 Then layd He vnto me,Sonne of man, Prophets, as thel ave themen chat imagine mifchiefe, though they and denile wicked counteil tn this city. preached bur-€r=~ 3 Forthepfay, 2 Ft is not neere, let vs rors, & therefore build houſes: thiscitiets the > caldzon, and gavetheméelues we be the flet. 2 Ril totheir plea 4 Tierefore prophefie againk them, fon fares. of maz,pzopbefie. § And the Spirit ofthe Lode feli spon meand fayd yntome, Speake, Thus ſayth leruſelem, tiſthe the Lozd.D pe houſe of Firael, this haue pee boure of our fayde,and F knowe that which riſeth pp ef death come, as pour mindes. the fieſh isnot 6 Many hane ye murthered inthiscity, raken out of the and pe haue filled the Rrectes thereof with caldron till it bee the Haine, fed, 7 Therefor thus fapththe Lorde Ged, c Contaary to They that ye haue faine, and hane layed in their vaine confi- the middes of it, they are c the few, and this dence he hewerh city is the caldzon,butZ will bag you fozth inwhar fenfe this of the mids ofit. citie js the cal- 8 Dee haue feared the ſword, and J wilt dron: tharis,be- bring a ſword vpon you, ſaith the Loꝛð Gap, caule of the dead 9. And J will bang you out ef the mids bodies that haue thercof,anud deliuer pou into the 4 hands of bene murdred ftrangers, and will crecute. indgements a⸗ therein, end fo WONG pow: ; lie as flefh inthe 10 Dee Hall fall by the huozde,and J will caldron, indge pou in the border of: Iſrael, and pee d Thais, ofthe hall know that J am the Lord. Caldeans. 11 This citie fvallnot bee your caldo, e Thatis, in neither thal pe be b flety in the mite therof, Ri lab, Reade but J willindgs yon in thg border ae 2, King, 25» $- AnD. Chap 1.15- i Thatis,the whole body of the fonre beafiss- ot Chesubims. be pulled out of- An heart of fleth, f Te feemeth thar this noble man died of fome ter- rible death,and thereforethe Prophet feared fome ftrange iudgemét of God toward the reſt of thepeople, g They that re- mained [till at le- rufalem,thus re- proched them that were gone into captivity,as though they were caft off,and for- faken of God. h They fhall be yetalittlechurch fhewing that the Lord will euer baue fome to call vpon his Name, who he will pre- ferue and reftore, though they be for atime affii- &ed, Iere. 32.39. chap. 36.26. 1 Meaning, the heart, whereunto nothing can en- ter, and regene-. tatethem anew, fo that their heart may be foft,and ready toreceiue my graces, k When Teco- niah was led a- way captiue. 12 And ye Hal know that am she Lord: fo? pee baue not walked in mip ſtatutes, net» ther erecuted my tudgemets, but haue done after themaners of the heathen, that are round about poit. : 13 (And when J prophelied, Pelatiah the fonne of £ Benaiah died: thenkell J Downe npon my face,and ceryed with a lont voyce, and fapde, Ah Lorde God, wilt thou cies veterly deſtroy all the remnant of Jl waste 95 14 Againe the word of the Loꝛd came bre to me laying, Is onne ofman thy ebrethren, euen thy brethren, the men of thy kinted, and all the Houle of Iſrael, wholly are they unta whom the inhabitantes of Jerufalem haue layare, Depart pe farre fram the Lezd; for the lana is giuen vsin poſſeſſton 16 Therefore fay, Thus ſayeth the Lard God, Although J haue cat them farre off as mong the heathen, x although J haue ſcatte· bed them among the countries pet will F be to them asaltttle® Sanctuary in the coun- tryes where they Hall come. 17 Therefor fay, Thus layth the Lon God, J wil eather you agate from the peo; ple, andailemble you aut of the countrepes where ye haue bin (cattered, and J wil gtue pou thelandefFlracl. $ 18 And they thall conte thither, and they Wali take away al the tveles thercof,and all the abominattons thereof from thence. _ 19 And J will gine chem one heart, and J wil puta new (pirit within fheir bowels : and J wil take the: ony beart out of their bodies, and J will giue them an beart of e : 20 That they may walke in my ſtatutes, and keepe my tudgements, € evecute them ; and they Mall bee mp people, and 3 will bee their God, oF 21 But bpon them whole heart is to» ward their doles, ẽ whole affection goeth after their abominations, J will tap their i vpon theirotwne heads, tapth the Lord ad. 22 C Then did the Cherubims lift vp their wings, and the wheeles belides them, ano the glozyof the Gov of Iſrael was vpon them on hye. 23 And chegloryof the Lorde went hp front the mids of the citie, and tood vpon the mountayne which tstowarde the Cak fide of the city. fr 24 Afterward the Spirit tooke mee by, and brought me ina viſion by the Spirit of God into Caldea to them that were led a» tuay captives: fo the vilion thata had eeng, went bp fron me. 25 Then J declared onto them that were led away captines, all the things that the Lod had Hewed me. Cc H A P. X I I, i Theparable ofthe captiuity. 18 Another parable wherety the diftreffe of hunger and thing ú figuified, Te mow ofthe Lozd allo came punto me, aping: 2 Sonne of man,thoudwelleft in ý mids ofa rebellious boule, which bane eyes to fee, - Ezekiel. The little number. ai (ee mot:they haue eares to heare,ebeare a That is,they not: fa: they ate a rebellious boule. receiue not the 3 Therefore thou ſonne of man, tepare fruice of char thy tuffe to go into captiuity, t go foosth by which they fee Day in their light: and thou Halt palle front and heare, thy place to another place in their fight,tf tt t Ebr. make thee be poſſiblethat they map confideritstoz they vegel to goe into are a rebellious boule. captauity. 4 Chen Hale theu bring forth thy ufe by Day tn their light as the tuffe of him that gocth mto captiuttp: and thou halt go forth at cucu in their ſight, as they that gee foorch tito captintty. i $ § Digge thou thzough the wallin thete fight,and carey out thereby. i 6 Jn their light ſhalt thou beare tt vpon thy ſhoulders, & carp it foozth in the Darke: thou halt couer thy face that thou lee not the earth : foz haue (et theeasa® ligne py- P That asthou to the boule of Hivacl. docft,(o thall 7 And as 3J was comanded,foF brought they doc,and forth my tufe by Day,as p ftuffe otone that therefore in chee) goeth into captinitp: and by night Jdigged they həll fee thozow the wall with mine hand,ebzought their owne it foorth in the Darke, and J bare tt vpon my Plague and pu- Houlder in their ight. nithment, 8 And in the moning cane the word of the Lezd vnto me laying, 9 Horne ofman, hath not the boule of Plcacl, the rebellious boule, fayd onto chee, Chat: Doet thou? c Doenot they IO Butfaythoubnto them, Thus ſayeth deride thy do- the Loꝛd God, This burden concernerh the ings? chtete in Ferulalem, and all the houle of Iſ- llOr,prophefie, racl,that ave among them. IL Hay, J am pour ligne: like as J haue Done, fo thatl it be Done vñts them, they hall go inte bondage and captiuttic. 12 And the chicfelt that is among then, ſhall beare vpon his ſhoulder in the Darke and hall gotorthe theyſhall dig through the wall, to carrie out thereby: bee hall couer bis face, that be fee not the ground with his tyes. > $ 13 My netallo will J pead vpondhim, d When the king | and he hall be takenin my net, and J will fall thinke to bang him to Babelto theland of the Calde· eſcape by fleeing. ans,pet fall he not ſee it, though he ſhall die 1 will take him there. in my net,as 14. And J wil (catter toward euery wind Chap. 17.a0. and all that ave about htm to helpe bim, andall 32.3. Hts garifons,and J will draw out che ſwoꝛd after themi. Is And they hall knowe that J am the Lod, when J wall (catter them among the nations,and diſperſe them in the countries, 16 But J twill leane a little numberof e which ſhould them fromthe ſword, from thefamine,and bearehis name fromthe peftilence, that they may Declare and thould be all thefe abominatiens among the heathen, his Church,reade where they come, and thep Mall know, that Chap.ı 1,16. J am the Lord. 17 C Worcouer, the word of the Lorde came pntomee,faping, 18 Sonne of man, cate thy bread with trembling,and Minke thy water with trous ble,and with carefulneffe, 19 And lay vnto the people ot the land, Thus fayeth the Loze God of the inha⸗ bitants of Jerufalem, and of the land of Iſrael, They Hall gate their bzead — € Becaufe they did not imedis atly fee the pro- phefied accom- plithed,theyco- temned them, as though they fhould neuer be fulfilled, fOr, take none tbe @ Thatis,ic hall Mot com to paffe dn our dayes,and therefore we care not for it $ thus the wicked euer abule Gods pae tience and be- nignitic, Chap. 14.9, After their pwne Fantafie, and not as ha- b Watching to defttoy the vine- ard. He fpeaketh to the gouernors fand true mini- [people and now Je ſce their de- ftrution. inthar tis manifelt hat ye are falfe Faife prophets like foxes: carefulnefic, and dtnke their water with Belolation: fo? the land thal be Delolate from ber abounBance, becauſe of the crueltte of them that dwell therein. A 20 And the cities that are inhabited, hall beleft vopde, and the land fall be Delolate, and pe Hall know that J am the Lod. 21 @ And the word of the Lord came vn⸗ tome ,faping, i 22 Sonneofman, whatis that pꝛouerbe that pou haue in the land of Iſrael laying, rera E are prolonged, andali vilions e? 23 Tell them therefore, Thus layth the LoD G00, J will make this prouerbe ta ceale, and they ſhall no moze vie itas a pza» uerbe in Tirael : but fay vnto them, Che paves ate at hand, and the effect of eucry vi- on. 24 Foꝛ no vifion wall bee any meze in baine netther hall therebe any flattering De- uination within the ponte af Iſrael 25 Fez Jamthe Lod : J wiil {peake, and that thing that J ball (peak, hall come to palie : tt all be no moze prolonged :fo2 in pour Bayes, D rebelitous boule, will J fay the ching, Ewill perkorme it, faith che Lord 0 26 Agatne the word of the Lod came vn⸗ to me, taping, 27 Bonne of man, bebolde, they ofthe beuk of Jiraci lap, The vilon that he teeth is foz e many Dayesto come, and be propbelt> eth of the times that are farte off. 28 Therefozetapunte them, Thus ſayth the Lord God, Alimy words hallnolonger bee delayed, but that thing which J baue {poken, hall be Done, fatth the Lod God, CHAP. XIII, 2 The word of the Lord againft falfe prophets, which teach the peoplethe counfels of their owne he Arts, AL the wo2d ofthe Lod came bnto me, faying, 2 Honneofman , pꝛopheſie again the prophets of * Jael, that prophefic, and fay thouvnto them, that pꝛopheſie out of ther ⸗ owne hearts, Heare the word ofthe Lon. 3_ Thus layth the Lord God, Coe vnto the foolt} prophets that follow their owne (pirit and hane feene nothing. — 4 O Jitael, thy Pophets are like che Fores > inthe watte places. — ; § ucr man of bim- {elfe fetteth forth vnder the autho⸗ ritie of Gods word, i Thefe fuperfti- tious women for lucre would pree phefie and tell euery man his fortune,giuing them pillowes te leane vpon, and kerchiefes to coa uer their heads, to the intẽt they might the more allure them and bewitch them. k Willyemake my word to ferue your bellies ? 1 Thefe forcerers made the people beleeuethatthey could preferue life ordeftroy it, & tharitfhould come to cuery one according as they prophefiecs m That is, to caufe them to périth,and that n By threatning them that pag God doth difco- and commeth to thes Idolsin the hearts haue not made ſadde, and ſtrengthened the hands of the wicked, thar he hould not re · turne from his wicked way, by promiſing Hun life, Í 23 Thertfeze ve Hhatl (ee no meze banitie, noz diuine Diuinations: foz J) wil deliuer my peopic ont of your hand, and pee ſhall know that Jamthe Lod. CHAP. XIIII. 4 The Lord fendeth falfe prophets for the îns gratitude of the pesple, 22 He referueth a {mall portion for hi Church. Hen came certaine of the Civersof Je rael vnto me, and (ate before nie. a Hee theweth the hypocrifie l of cheldolaters, me, faying, who wili diem. 3 @oimeofman, thelemenbauetet sp blerohearethe their Moles in their e heart, and put the Prophets ofGod fumbling blocke of their iniquitie before though incheir heart they follow them? nothing leffe 4 Therefor ſpeake vntothem, ant fap thentheiradmo- vnto them, Thus ſayth the Lord God, Eue⸗ nitions, and alfo ty man ofthe boule of Ilcael that ſetteth op howebyone bis tualesinbis heart, Eputtech the fume meanes or other, bling blacke of his iniquitie before his face, rophet, F the Lod ucr them, will anſwere him that commeth, according b. Theyarenot to the multitude dof bis idoles, onely idolaters § That eJ may take the houle of Iſrael inheare, but alſo tn their owne beart, becaule they are all ae- worfhip theirs parten from me theough their oles. filthic idoles 6 Therefor fay vuto the houle of Iſrael, openly, which Thus layeth the Loa Gov, Returne, and Yeadechemin Wthdraw pout ſelues, and turne pour faces blindnefle,and from your tdoles, and turne pour faces fram caufethemro all your absminations. fumble, and 7 Sox eucryone of the boule of Hrael.oz catthemourof of the ranger that’ varneth in Frael, Godsfauour, fo which departeth from me, and ſetteth vp bis thathewillnot {oles in bisheart, and putteth the tum- heare them when bling blecke of his iniquitie befoze bts face, sheyeallvnto and comuineth to a Pꝛzovhet, fo to enquire of niwm, reade Iere. biasfor mee, J the Lord wilianhwere bint $0. 15, ifor my ſelfe. z Toinquireof § And J will let my face againlt chat thingswhichthe man, and will make btm anerample € poe Lordhathap- ¶ uerbe, and J will cut him off from the mtag pointedrocome of my people, and pee ſhall hnow that jam to paſſe. the Lord. | 5 d Ashisabomi- 9 Anaiftheprophetbe fdeceiued, when mationhathde- he hath ſpoken a thing, 3 the Lot haue de⸗ ſerued: that is, he ceiued that prophet, and J wilt ftretch ont- fhalbeledwith mine baud bpon him, and will deſtroy bin lies: according from the ming ofmy people of Iſrael. ashedelichted 10 AnD they bal beare their punihment: therein,a The, thepunifhment of the propdet ſhall bee euen 3.10, - asthe punichment of him that aſketh, ¢ Thatis, cod- IE That the houle of e Iſrael map go no wincethemby imiozealtrapframe, neither be polluted any ` aheirowne con moꝛe with all their tranſgreſſioñs, but that ſcience. they may be my people. and Jmay be their fOr, dy my felfe. O90, faith the Lord Gov. £The Prophet 12 E The woo of the Lom came againe declar eth that Gad for mansingratitude raifeth vp. falfe prophets to feduce them ehar delight in lies racherthenin thetruethof God, & thas he pu- mifberh finne by finne, 1 King, 22. 20, 22. and deftroyech afwell ehofe prophetsasthat people. g Thus Godsiudgements againſt the wisked are admonitions to the godly to cleaue vato the Lord, and’ ast to defie themſelues with ike abominations. Ezekiel. 2 Andehe word ofthe Lozd came vnto b their face; Hould J, being required, aniwere f Noah, Daniel, Tob. Ofthe vine, onto nie, faying, 13 Bonne of man, when the land finneth s agatnt mee by committing a treſpaſſe, then will J tretch out mine hand vpon tt, sand b Reade Chap. wil dzeakethe ttaffe of the beeavthereofand 4. 10.and 5. 17. tilien famine vpon it, and J wilineitroy 10.3.1. man and bealt forth of it . 14 Though theiethzee men, i Moab, Dae nicl, and Job twere among them, they houla deltuer but their owne outes by their rtgh teoutnefle, Guth the Lord Gov. ; their time were 15 JfF bring noplome beafkes into the moft godly men, land, and they pople it, ſo that it be velate, ( forae cthistime } that no man may pafe thorowe, becaule of Daniel was ia cakes, ; captiuitie with I6 Though thefe three men were in the Ezekiel) andfo mids thereof, As J liue faith the Lozd God, thefe three toge- thep thal ſaue neither fonnes no? Daughters; ther fhail pray they onely thall bee DelinereD , But the laid for rhis wicked allbewatte. _ k people,yet would. 17 Dit J bing a ſword vpon this land, Inot heare them and fay, word, goe thorow the land, lothat reade Tere. 15.14, Jdeſtroy man and beat out of it, k Meaning, ya 18 Though thele thzee men were in the very few (which middes thereof, As Fltue , faith the Lozna hee calleth the God, thep Hall Deliner neitherfonnes noz remnant,ver,23) Baughters, but theponelp ſhall bee deliuered Mould efcape ) themielucs. ee? 3 thefe plagues Ig D2if3 lend a peftilëce into this land, whom God bathif and poweout my wꝛath vpon it tibleod,te fan@ifiedand f Delroy out of ttmanand beat, made righteous, 20 Anvthough f2oah, Daniel and Job fo that thisrighe were fn the middes ot it, As J tiuclatththe reoufneffeis a Lod God, they Mall Delmer neither ſonne figne thatthey no? Daughter z they ſhall but deliuer their are the Church owne ſoñles by their righteouſneſſe. of God, whom`- 21 ffo thus fatty the Loꝛd God, Powe he wold pre- much moze when J) fenne my * foure foze fere forhisownes} iudgements vpõ Jeruſalem,euen the two, fake. and famine, and the noyſome beaſt, and pe: Chap.5.17. ſtilence, to deſtroy man and beaſt out ofit? 22 Pet hehotd, therin halbe lett a Irem ) Reade Chap, nant of them that hall be carped away both 5.3. l fonnes and daughters: beholde, thep all tome faoth vnto pou, and pe Hall fee therm wap, and their enterpztles sand yee hall beg- comfozted, concerning the euill that g paue bought upon Jeruſaſem, euen concerning - all that J baue brought vpon it, 23 And they Halt comfort pou. when pee fee their way and their entcrpaties, and pee fhaltknow, that 3i baue net done without caule ail that J Hane Done in it, ſayth the LRI God. CHAP, XV. As the uuprofttable wood of the vine treet cafe intothe fire, fo Ieruſalem fhalbe burnt, Ae the wod of the Lozd came vate me, faping, 2 Honneofman, what commeth of the vinetree aboue all other trees ? and of the vine branch, which is among the = trees of - the fozrett? 2 ball wood be taken thereof to doe a- ny woke 202 will men take a pinne of tt to bang any veifell thereon? 5 4 Behold, itis cat inthe freto beton- fumed : the fire conſumeth both the ends of it, and the midves of it is burnt. Jls it meete fo, any woke? : z 5. Behold, when it was whole, a i Though Noah & lob were now aliue, which in a Which brin- geth foorth ne fruit, no more then the other trees of the foreft | doe : meaning, that if Ierufzlem, which bare the name ofhis Church, did noe bring forth ſcuit it Mould be vt- terly deftroyeds Gods benefits‘on Ierufalem. - meete for no worke: bow much tele fallit he meet foz anp woke, when che Gre bath conſumed it,and it ts Larne? 6 Therefore thus faith the Lord God, As the vine tree that is among the trees of the fozett, tubich J baue given to pare tebe confumed , fo wil J giue the tnbabitants of Jerulaleni 7 Ana J will (et my face again them: they all goe out from onet fire , and another fire all confume them? and yee fall know, that Jam the Lozd, when Iſet my face ae gaint them, 8 And when J make the land wafe , bes caule they haue greatly offended, fayth the L928 Goad, CHAP, XVL The Prophet declarcth the benefits of God toward Ierufalem, 15 Their unkindnes. 46 He iuftifieth the wickednes of other people in comparifon of the Ginnes of lerufalem. 49 The caufe of the abomina~ trons into which the Sodomites fell. 60 Mercie ss Promifdto the repentant. Ae the woꝛd of the Lod came pnta me,faying, 2 Sonne of man, cauſe Jeruſalem ta aThouboaftek knew ber abominations, tobeofthefeede 3 And lay, Thus faith the Lo2d God vrs i| of Abraham, but to Ferufalem, Chine habitation Erby kine thouart dégene- redig of the land · of Ganaan: thy father rated & followeft twas an Amoꝛite, and thy mother an Hittite. theabominations 4 And tn thy natinitie when thou watt of the wicked bborne, thy nanill was not cut: thou wat Canaanites,as not waſhed in water to ſokten thee: thou children doe the waft not falted with fale, noz ſwadled in manersof their cloutes. -~ |fathers,lfa.r.g, g- Mone epepitied thee to Do any of thele unto thee, fo: to baue compaflion vpon thee, but thou walt caf out into the open field,to brought thee out thecantempt of thy perlon in the Day that of Egypt, and = thou waft bone. planted theein 6 And when J pales by thee, J awe thislandtobe thee poiluted in thine owne blood, and Jl my Church. fafu bnto thee, when thou waſt in thy blood, eBeingthusin hou fhaltitue: eum when thou watt in thy thy filchinefle blond, 7 fait vnto thee, Chon fhalt line. andforfakenof 7 J haue cauſed theeta multiplie, as the allmen,icooke budofthe field, and thou bat tncreales and theeandgaue waren great, and thou hak gotten excellent theclife , where- ornaments: thy breaſts ave fathioned, thine byismeantthat hatre is growen, whereas thou walt naked before God wath and bare, hisChurch,and 3 Mow when J paſſed by thee, and logs giue life, thereis ked bpon thee, beholde, thy time wasas the nothing bur fil- time of loue, and J] ſpread my thivts puer thineffe and thee, and couered ê thy filthinefle: pea, J death. fware vnto thee, and entred into a coucnant Thefewords with < thee, faity the Lozd God, and thou bee as hlood,pollu- : b Though they — ———— dag- )} ger,yet another | Beall take them. cameſt mine. tion,nakednefle, 9 Then walked J thee with f warer: yea, and filthines,are J waed away thp blood from thee, and f oftentimesre- SAhotnted thee with ople. eated,to beat 10 J clothed thee allo with broydered owne their tuzke, and {hod thee with badgers tkinne, 4 Ipride,and to and Jgirded thee about with ane lümen, ‘leaufethemto and 3| couered thee with filke. nfider what ! [they were before God receiued them to mercy, fauoured them,& co- ered cheir hame, e That thou thouldeft bea chaft wife yaco mee, nd that I fhould maintaine thee & endue thee withall-graces. £I Chap. thed away-thy finnes, g 1 fan@ified thee with mine holy fpiric, XViv 11 J] Decked thee allo with ornaments, and J put bracelets vpon thine bandes, and a chaine on thp necke. 12 And J put a frontlet vpon thy face, and earerings tn thine cares , and abcautte full "crowne npon thine bead. _ 13 Thus waf thou deckt with gold and fluer, and thy rayment was of fine linnen and fitke and bꝛoidred wozke: thou diddeit cate fine foure, and hony and oile, and thon watt very beautifull,and thou diddeſt grow bp inte a kingdome. 14 And thy name was (pread among the beathen foz thy beautp: foz it was perfect theough my i beauty which J bad (et vpon thee, faith the Lord God. Is Now thou dine * trut in thine otwne beautp, and pᷣlayedit the harlot, becaule of thy renowme, and batt powꝛed ont! thy for» nications on euery one that paſſed by, tby defire was to him. 16 And thou diddeſt take thy garments, and Deckedk thine high places with diuers colours mand plapedit the harlot thereupon: the like things Mallnot come, neither path any Bone fo, WA 17 Thou halk allo taken thp faire iewels made ofaip gold and of my filuer, which F Had giuen thee,and "mandett to thy ſelfe ima- ges af men,and diddeſt commit whoredome with them, 13 And tookeſt thy broidred garments, and coucredit thent: and thou balk fet mine oyle and my perfume before them. 19 Gy meate allo which J gaue thee, as fine Roure , vile and hony wherewith J| fedne thee, thou baft cuen fet tt befoze them foz a fweet favour: thus it wag laith p L00 Good. 20 Wozcouet, thou hak taken thy ſonnes aud thy daughters, whome thou batt bone vnto Ale, and thele hatt thon ſacrificed vnto them , toc bee Dewoured: fis this thy whoze- Dome a {mall matter? [ 21 That chou hatt ſſain mychildren, and Delivered them to cauſe them to paſſe thorow fire fog them, RIE 22 Gud in all thine abominations and whoredomes, thou hat not remembzed the Dayes of thy youth , when thon watt naked, aud bare, and watt polluted tn thy bloon. 23 And belide all thy wickedneffe, (wae, woe vnto chee, fapth the Lord God.) 24 Chou pati alfo built vnto thee an die place, and halt made thee an hie place in ga nery treet. ; f 25 Thou baf built thine hie placeat eue· ty i cogner of the way, thali made thy bean- tytobe abhorred: thou bak opened thy feete to euery one that patted by, and multiplied thy whozedome. 4 a Sad 26 Chou fat al committed fornication Wwith ther Egyptians thy neighbours which baue great members . and att increaſed thy whoꝛedome to prciskeme. 27 Beholde, therefore I din ſtretchout mine hand ouer thee,and wil diminiſh thine odinarie, and deliuer thee puto the toill of them that bate thee, euen to the | Daughters ofthe Philiſtims, which arcathames ofthy wicked way. Y i 28 Thouhalk paved the whore alſo with Rr 2 the lOr, caties, ° Herynkindnes,andidolatrie. 314 h Hereby hee Mheweth how heé ſaued his eburch, entichedit and gaue it power and dominion to reigne, i He declareth whereinthe dig⸗ nitic of Ierufa- lem ſtood, to wit, in that that the Lord gaue thé of his beauty and excellency. k Inabufing my gilts , and in puts ting thy confi- dence in thine owne wifedome€ and dignitie, which were the occafions of thine idolatry. Í There was none idolatry fo vile, — thew didit not pollute thy felfe. m This declaseth how the idola- ters put chest chiefe delight im thofe things, which pleafe the eyes and out= ward ſenſes. n Thou haft cons uerted my vefiels aod inftruments, which I gaue thee to ſetue me with,to the vſe of thine idoles. o Meaning,by fire,read Leuit 18.21, 2,King. 23:10. lOr, bead. p He noteth the greatimpicty o this people, who firt falling from Godte fteke helpe at ſtrange nations, did alfo at length ime brace theiz ido. latrie, thinking thereby to make their amity more flrong, 4 a ae / Ieruſalems iudgement for her whoredome. Ezekiel. Sodom more righteous then Terufale 8 8 m. the Apiang, becauſt thou watt inſatiable: pea, thou haſt played the harlot with chem, and pet couldett notbelatiffied, = = 29 Thou hak moꝛeouer multiplied thy famitation from thetand of Ganaan vnto —— yet thou watt not lathes here» t ith. 30. ow weake fs thine heart, fayth the Lod Gos, ſeeing thou Dock al theſe things, cuen the wozke of a | prefumptions whoriſh woman? — 31 Ju that thou buildeſt thine hte place in tye cogner of euery way, and makeſt thine bie place in euery rect, and halt not beene HOr that wilt beare rule. q Meaning,that as an harlot a that deſpiſeth a reward, fomeharlots 32 But as a wike that playeth the harlot, contemnefmall and taketh others foz ber huſhand: rewards,but no 33 Thep gtue gifts to all otherwheres, louers gaue a re- but thog giuelt gitts vnto all thy louers,and ward to Ifrael, but they gaue to thee on eiery Aue fo: chp forntcation. allothers:figni- 34 And the contrary is in thee from o- Fyingthatthe — ther women in thy fozntcations, neither the idolatess beftow like foꝛnication hall bee after thee: foz in oftheirfubftance that thou gine a reward,and no reward is whichthey re- giuen vnto theg, therefore thou art contra: ceiue of God for pie, hisglory,toftrue 35 Aherekoꝛe, D harlot, beare the wod their vileabomi- of tye Loz. nations. 36 Tius fapth the Lod Gov, Becaule [Or nether parts. thy | fame twas powt out, and thp fl- : thinetle ditcoucred thiongh thy foznications wWith thy louers, and with ail the iDoles of thine abominations, and by the blood of thr chilazen, which thou diddeſt offer unto em, 37 Beholde, therefore J will gather all z Egyptians, AG rtiylouers, with whome thou batt taken fyriansand Cal- pieaſure, and all them that thon haſt loued, deans,whom = With all them that thou haſt hated: J will thoutookeftro euen gather them round aboutagaint thee, bethyloucrs, and will diſcouer thy filthineffe vnto them, fhallcomeand = that they may fee all thy lilthineſſe. deftroy thee, 38 And J williudge thee after the maner Chap-23.9. ofthem thatare! hartots, andofthem that È Iwill judge Hedblood, and will gine thee the bleed of theetodeath,as Wath and ícioufie. = = ~ the adulterers 39 FJ wtil alle give thee inte their hands, gad mutherers, and they fhalldettrop thine bie places: they fall beeake Downe thine bie places : thev thal trippe thee alib out ofthy clothes, and Wall take thy faire iewels and leaue thee nas keD and bare. 2 ; i 40 They hall allo bring vp a companie a again thee, and they hall tone thee with — >and thuk thee theough with their 4, King. a5 190 41 And they * hal burne bp thine honſes with fire, and erecutetudgements vpon thee tu the fight of many women; ¢ F willcaute thee to ceafe from playing the harlot, and thou ſhalt gine ne reward any moze. 42 Go will J make my wath toward thee to reſt, and my t icloulie hall depart from theg, and 3| wiliceale and bee no moze 43 Becauſe thou bat not remembꝛed nih- the Bayes of thy pouth, but batt pꝛouoked mee with all thele things, beholde, there- fore Jj allo baue * brought thy wap vpon thing head, Gypcth the Lora God; yet halt 2 I willvtterly deftroy thee, and fo my ieloufie Gull ceaſe. u Ihave pu ed thy faults, but thou wouldeſt motrepent. | rewardeſt thent, that tcp may come vnto w not thon bad confideration of all thine abp minations. : 44 Behold, allthat yfe pronerbes, Halt bie this pꝛouerbe agatntt thee , faying, As is the mother, *ſo is her Daughter. x Aswerethe 45 Chou art thy mothers Daughter, that Canaanites and Hath catt off her husband and her children, the Hittitesand and chou art the fitter of thy y filters, which others your pre- fostooke their husbands and theirchitdzen: decefors,fo pour mother is an iptttite, and your father are you their fuc- an Amopite, — ceflours, 46 And thine elder fikeris Samaria, y Thacis.of and ber z daughters, that Dwell at thyleft Samaria and Sos hand, and thytponger nter that dwelleth at dom, thy right hand, is Sodom, ther Daughters. z That is, her 47 Dethalt thon + not walked after their cities. Wayes, noꝛ done after their abominations : + Ebr.thy Mer butasit had beene a verplittlething , thou Jonger then thou. walt cozrupteD moze then they in all thp a But done farre apes A worfe, 48 AsJ line, faith the Lod Gen, Hoe b He alleadger Dom thy litter hath nor done, neither fje nor theſe foure vie Her Daughters, as thou halt Done aud thy ccs,pride,ex- Daughters. : felon ae cefie,idlenefle, 49 Beheld, this was the iniquitte ofthy and contempt iter Sodom,” (Dide, fulnefie ot bꝛead, and of the pocre,as abundance of idleneſſe was in her, and in hee foure principali Daughters: neither did Hee ſtrengthen the cavfes of fuch hand of the pooze and needte. __ abomination, 50 But they were hauty, and committed whereforschey abomination befoze me: therefore Jtooke were © horribly them away,as picatedime. punifhed,Gen. ST either < hath Hamaria committed 19.24. - balfe sf thy finnes, but thou halk exceeded e Whichwore them tn thine abominations,and haſtaiuſti · thipped the fied thy fiters in all thine abominations , caluesin Bethe which thou balk Bone. “pe el and Dan. §2 Thertore thou which haft iuſtified thy d Thou art ſo ſiſters, beare thtne olwne Manwe fo: thy fis, wicked,that in that thou bait committed moze abominable refpea of thee, then thep which are moze righteous then Sodomand Sa- thouart: betheu therefeze contounded allo, maria were iufts | and beare thy hame, esing that tho halt e This he peas. | intified thy lifters. — ; __ kethin compa- 53 Therefore J will bring againe ¢ theirt rilon faying, captiuttie with che captintticofA@odem,ant tharbe would | her Daughters, and with the captinitte of reſtore Ierula- Hamariaand her Daughters: euen the cap» icem when Soe tiuttte of thy captinesin the mids ofthem, dom houle be 54 That thou mayeſt beare thine ene reftored,thatis, fhame, and mayeitbe confounded tr all that neuer: and this ot halt done, in that thon ball £ comtoꝛted ismeant of the m em. greateft part of §5 And thy lifter Sovom and her Daugh- the lewes. ters ſhall returne te thew former tate: Da- f In that thou. maria alſs and ber Danghters thallreturne halt thewed thy to their fozmerttate, s when thou and thp felfe worle them’ Baughters Hall returne to pour former chey,and yer ftate. thoughteft to eſ⸗ 56 For thy lifter Sodomsinas not Heard cape punithment, of} by thy report in the Day of thy pride, g Meanine,that §7 Wefoze thy wickednefle wasi Difco: it Mould neuer ered, as in that fame time of tbe reproch of cometo paffe, the Daughters of Aram,and ofal the daugh⸗ + Ebr.was net & ters of the Philiſtims round about * her rumeurin tha which detpife thee on all fides. mouth. h Thou woal- deft not cail her punifhment to mind when thou waft aloft , to learne by her examplero feare my iudgements, ĩ Thais, till thou waft’ brought vnder by the Syrians & Philiftims, 2.Chro,28,1 9. k Whieh. ioyned with the Sysians,or compaſſed about lerufalem, $8 Thon. _— de mee aa m m’ aga aee Taa Gma MMe =. - When thou akeft the coue- nant,which was made betweene thee and me,as iver fe 8. m That is, of mercy and love I wil pity chee, and fo Rand ro my ,|coucnane,though thou haft defer- fheweth that a- [mong the moft wicked he bad eucr fome [eed of bis chureh, which he would in due time:and chad-nezzar, who hath great power, riches, 8¢ come to Jerufa- lem,and take away leconiah the king,as verfe a2, b Meaning,to Babylan, © Thatis,Zede- kiah, who was ofthe Kings blood,and was ~ and made king in ftead of le- ¢oniab, 2.King. 34.59 Lere.3 7.8 d This was Zede- kiahs kingdome. e That icmight not hane: power to rebellagainſi Babylonyas verfe 4. f Meaning,the king of Egypt, of whom Zede- kiab feught fc= buchad-nezzar, The two Eagles. many countreyes ] vade him, hall carted tt inte the landbofmerchants,& fet it couragsinkt Ne- <8 Thou hak borne therefor thy wicked- nefie,and thine abomination, faith the Lord. <9 Fo: thus kith the Loꝛd 60d, J miaht euzn Beale with thee, as thon balt Done, wen thon didſt Depil the oath , in bea- king the coucnant. Y 60 Menertheleffe.F will™ remember mp couenatit made with thee in the dayes of thp youth, end J wiliconfirme vnto thee an e» uerlaſting coucnant. Á 6! Thn thon ihalt remember thp wairs, and bec ahamed, whey thou Malt reccwe a thy filters, beth toy eider and thy yenger, and F witi give them vnto thee fez Baugh- . ters, butrot? bp thy couenant. 62 Ano F wili etabli mp couenant with thee, and thon halt knowe that Jam the Lord. 63 That thou mays remember,and bee Pafhamed , and neuer open thp mouth anp moze: becaule ct thy Hame when J am pact: fed tomard thee, for allthat thou bag Done, eaufe to frucdifie faith the Lod God. heere he declareth how he will call the Gentiles. © Butof my free mercy. p ‘his declareth what fruits Gods mercies woke in his, to wit, forow,aad repentance fer their former life, CHAP, XVIL The parable si thetwo Eagles, A = the woof the Lozd came bntome, aping, 2 ates of mar, put forth a parable,and ſpeake a prouerbe vñto the bonte of Iſrael. 3 And lay, Thus faith the Lord God, Che a Thatis, Nebus great : Cagle with great wings, and long wings,and ful of feathers, which bad Diners colours,came vnto Lebanon, and topke the higheſt baanch ofthe cedar, 4 Ano brake off the top of his twigae,and ina city of merchants. 5 ic tooke allo of theefeed of the land, and planted it ina fruitful ground: be placed it by great waters and fet tt as a willow tree. ê Agd it bunded bp, ¢ was 4 itke a ſprea· Bing wine of : lowe kature, whoſe branches turned tawardtt,and the rosts thereof were vnder tt: (eit became a vine. and it brought forth branches,ann thot forth buds. 7 Shere was alfof another great Cagle cat Wings, and many leathers, ¢ bes gt f leſt at leru@lem, hold,thisvinc Bid turne ber roots toward it, and (pecan feth her bꝛauchestoward it.that hee might water it by the trenches of der plantation. 8 Jt was planted in a good ſoyle by Great é waters, that it Mouldẽ bring foorth ee and beave fruite, and be an erect mt bine. 9 Bay thou, Thus ſayeth the Lord Ged, Shall it profper 2 Hhall he not pull vp the rootes thereof, aud Deity the fruite there- of,and canfe them tedpzie? alt the leaues of het but fhall wither without great power, Chap. xvij. prolper? thal! it aot be dped bp,and wither? ‘when the Cal winde thall touch tt, tt Hall wither inthetrenches whereit grew. 11 Mozeouer the wode of the Lad came puto me, faping, 12 Gay nowe to thts rebellious boufe, Brow pee not what thele things meane? rell them, Bebolde, the king of Babel ts come to Jerufalem, ant hath taken * the king there- of,and the paincestherof, and led them with bim te Babel, x * 13 And hath taken one of the kings ſeed, and made a conenant with him,and hath ta» ken an! oath of him: be bath alio taken the princes of the land, s 14 That the tingdomie might bein {ub- fection, and not litt tt felfe wp, but keepe their coucnant,and fad tote, Ag_ Buthe rebelled again€ himand fent bis Ginbaflavours into Egppe , that they mist giue him horſes, and much people t hal be prolper? thal he elcape, that Doth fuch things? o2 thall bee bzeake the coucnant,anv be Beliucren 2 j 16 Qs GJ liue faith the Lod Ged.he hal Die in the mins af Babel, in the placeof the King.that had made him King, whole oath he deſpiſed, and whole couenant made with him, he brake. ; 17 Neither hal Pharaoh with his mighe tp bofte, ¢ great multitude of people, mayne taine bim in the war, when they hauecalk vp mounts, and builded ramparts to deſtroy many perfons. 18 Fo: he hath deſpiſed the oath and bzo: ken the couenant: (pet lo,behad giuen= bis band) becauſe be bath Done all thele things, be hall not efcape. 19 Therefore thus faith the Lod God, As J line, 3 wil furelp bring mine oath that bee hath delpifes,and my couenant that bee bath broken, vpon bis owne head. 20 * And J wil ſpꝛread my net vpon him and hee thall bee taken tn my net, and g will bring bim to Babel, t will enter into tudge: ment with him there to: bis treſpaſſe that be bath committed againft me, 2I Andall that fice from him with all bis bofte, fhall fail by the ſworde, and they that remayne, fhall bee ſcattered towarde all the windes; and pee Hall know that J the Lo: haue poken it. 22 Thus faith the Lod Ged, Jwill alſo take off the top * af this bigh cedar and will {et it,and cut off the ° top of the tender plant thereof, and J will plant it vpon an high mountaine and great. 23 Buen in the high monntatne of Iſrael wil J plant it:and it hal being forth boughs and beare fruite, and bee an excelleunt cedar, and vnder it fail remaine all birdes, and e» uery r foule ſhall Dwell in the Hatot of the branches thereof. 24. Andall thea trees ofthe ficlde hail know that J the Lord have bought Downe Periury punifhed. 315 i By this drie winde he mea- neth the Babylo- nianse k That is,Iece- nish,2.King 24, 15. I For his ſubie⸗ Qion and obe⸗ dience. € m Becanfe he tooke the Name of God in vaine, and brake his oth which he had confirmed bygi- uing his band, therefore the Prophet decla- reth that God would not{iffer — fuch periury and infidelity to ef- cape Funifhment. Chap. 12,13, and 32, 3. n This promife is made to the Church which fhalbe as a nall remnant and as the top of a tree. o I will trimme and drefle ie, p Bath the Tewes and Gentiles thal be gathered into it. q All the world fhali know that I haue plucke o? many propietophicke it bp bythe rootes the hye tree and exalted the low tree: that y downe theproud of. > IO Bebhold,it was planted: but ſhall it g They thought tobee moyftened by the waters ofNilus. h ShallnotNebuchád:hgzzar deflroy it ꝰ Have Draped vp the greene tree, aud made the Drie tree tofleurify ; J the Low haue ſpoken it and haue Done it, CHAP. XVIII. 2 He ſhewerhthat enery man [hal beare bi own Rr3 finne, enemics and fet vp my Church which was low and contcmned, 4 * Sowtegrapes. How finne ſenne. 21 To himthat amendeth, is faluation pro- mifed: 24 Death is prophofied to ehe righteous, which turneth backe fromthe right way. De word of the Lozd came vntomee as gaine aping, ; 2 Ahat meane vee that yee fpeake this pꝛouerbe, concerning the land of Iſcael faye a Thepeople tga The fathers bane eaten lowe grapes, raurmured atthe andthe childrens teeth ate (et on edge? chaftifings ofthe 3 As J liue, faith the Lod God, pe Hall Lord,andthere- pfe this pꝛouerbe no moge in Iſrael. fore vſed this 4 Behold, allfeulesare mine, both the proucrbe,mea- fouleot the father, and allo the ſoule of the ningthactheir fonne are mine; the feule that tinneth,tt Hal fathers had fin- Ble. i ned,& theirchil- § Butif a man bee iuſt, and doe that drenwere puni- which is lawfull and right, thed for their 6 And bath noteaten > bpon the moun- tranfgreflions, taines, neither hathlift vp his eyes to the i» read lere. 31.29. Doles of the houſe of Iſraei,neither hath de- b Ifhe hathnot filed his neighbours wife, neither hathtlyen eaten ofthe fieh with a · menſtruous woman, that hath bere 7 Neither hath oppꝛeſſed any, but hath efferedvpto teltored the pledge to his debtour: bee that idoles to honour bath fpoyled none by btolence, * but hath gt- them thereby, Uen his bead te the hungry, and bath coue» Leuit.i8.20. eed thenakedD with a garment, { Eb.comeneere, $ AnD hath not giuen forth * bpon viit Leait.20.18, rie, neither hath taken any increale, but hath Iſæ 538.7. withdrawen his hand from iniquitie, and mat.2 5.35. bath executed true tudgement between man Exod 22.25, and man, leuit.25. 37- 9 And hath walked in my ſtatutes, and deut.23. ĩ 9. bath kept iny iudgements to Deale truely, pfal.rs.§. he is iuſt, he thalliurely line, faith the Lozd 4 oo. LOracruchman 10 QFFve beget alonne,that isa thicke, : or a ſhed der of blood, if he Do anp onc of theſe things, ; £ vin Though he doe not all thele things, but either bath eaten vpon themountaines, o2 Delet his neighbours wife, 12 Or hath oppreffed the poo: and nees Die, or hath ſpoyled by violence, or hathnot reſtored the pledge, o2 hath lift yp bts epes vnto the oles, or hath committed abomi» nation, 13 Orbathgiuen foozth pon vſurie, 02 bati taken increale, wall be ltue? be fhal not liue: ſeeing be bath Done all theſe abomina: tiong, © be hall Die the Death, and bis blood c Hefheweth gail be vpon bim. how the fonne 14 ¶ But ithe beget afonne,that teeth al fspunithedfor pis fathers finnes, which be hach Dene, and his fathers fault: foargth, neither Doth {uch (tke, thacis,if hebe 15 That hath not eaten — the moun- wicked, as his fa taines, neither hath liftyp his eyes tothe ther was, & doth ingles of the boufe of Jitacl, no? bath defiled motrepent,he his neixbbsurs wife, fhalibs punithed ` 16 factther hath oppeeſſed anp, nor hath ashis father was, tpitholden the pledge, neither hath tpoylca or elſe nor. by violence, but hath giuen bis beead to the hungry, and bath couered the naked with a garment, i 17 Ncrher hath withdzawen his bande froin the afflicted, 10? receined viurte nog fucreafe, buchath executed my iudgements, and hath walked in my ttatures, be Hall not Die in the iniquitie of bis father, bur hee ſhall furely liue. WO IS Apis father, becante he crutlly oppecls E zekiel. “his rightcoutnefle, and commit tniquttte, ispunifhed. Anewheart. fed and ſpoyled bis bother by violence, ana bath not Bone good among bis people, loz, euen he dieth in his thiquitie. Deut.24. 1 6. 19 Pet fay yee, CAverefoze ſhall not the 2-keng.14.6. fonne beare the iniquitie of thefather ? bes 2chron.25.4, caule the onne hath erecuted iudgment and d Heioynech iuttice, and bath kept all my ſtatutes, and the obferuation Done them, be hall (urelp tine. of the comman- 20 * The lame toule chat finneth, Wall dements with res | Bie: the onne Wail not beare the iniquũtie pentance: for ofthe father, neither ſhall the father beare none can repent the tnignitie of the fonne, bur the righteouſ· indeede,excepe nelle of the righteous Mall be upon him, and helabourto the wickedneſſe of the wicked hall bee vpon keepe the law. himſelfe. llOr, not laide eo 21 But if the wicked will returne from hi charge. all bis finnes that hee hath committed, and ¢ Thatis,inthe keepe all my d ftatutes , and Doe that which fuites of his is lawfull and right, be Mall ſurely ltuc,and faith which dee fall not die. clare that God 22 Ail bis tranfgreffions that hee hath doth accept him, commmitted,they all not be mentioned vne f Hefpeaketh | to btm, burtn bis e righteouines that he bath thisto commend | Done, he Hallltue. Gods mercie to 23 € Daue J any dDelire that the wicked poore finners, ſhonld die, faith the Lord God? |] 02 hallhee who rather is not liue, ikhe returne from his wayes? ready to pardon 24 But ifthe righteous turne away from then to punifb, as his long ſutfe⸗ ting declareth, Chap 33. 11. Albeit God m his and Doe accozding to all the abominations, that the wicked man Doeth, fall bee lie? ail his s righteouſneſte that bee hath Done, fall not bee mentioned : but in his tranf» eternal) counfell greffion that hee hath committed, and in bis appointed the tinne that bee bath tinned, in chem ſhall hee death anddam- — Bie. _ mation of theres - 25 Det pee fap, The way ofthe Lodis probate, yer che not Sequall: beare now, D boule of Iſcael. endof bis coun. Js not my wap cqual? or are not your wayes feil wasnortheix bnequall? death onely,bur. 26 For when arighteons man turneth a · chiefly his owne way from hts righteoulnefle , anD commit · glory. Andalfo teth intquitie, he Hall euen Die foz thefame, becaulehedoth 9 be fhaill cuen die fo? bis iniquitie that ye hath not approoue Done. 3 finne; therefore is 27 Againe, when the wicked turneth a · is here faid chat way from bis wicke dneſſe that he hath come he would haue mitted,and Doeth that which is lawfull and chemrotume as right, he wall faue bis pule aline. way from it,that 28 Wecaulehee conlidereth, and turneth they might live, away from ail bis tran(greflions that hee |'Or,vather thae hath committed, he Wall (urelplinugand hall he way returne not die. z from hù wayes 29 Det faith the houle of Firael, The way and liue, of the Loz is not equal. D houſe ot Ifrael, g That isthe are not my wayes equall? or arenot pour falfe opinion tbat wayes brequait? : the hypocrites | 30 Therekoꝛe J will iudge pou, D Houle haue of their of jivacl, enerp one accozding to his wapes, riphteoufnelfe, faith the Lord God: returne therfore canfe h Inpunithing othersto titne away from al your tranfgrel> the farherwith fious:fo iniquit y Halnot be pour deſtruction the children. 31 Catt away trom you al pour tranſgreſ⸗ i He theweth fions, whereby pee haue tranſgreſſed, and that man cannot: make i poua new heart and a new ſpirit:for forfake his wie- why will pee Dies D houle of Iſrael: kedneffe, till his 32 Sor J delire not the Death of him that’ heart be changed, Diety, fateh the Loꝛd Gov: canletherefore whichis only che one another fo returne,and linc peg. worke of God, CHAP. XIX, & The captinity of the kings of Indah fiznified PA é l f F haz,and Iehoiae kim Totiahs fonnes,who ſor their pride and b -Toit Ieho. haz mother,og Icrufalem, | e By Pharaoh Necho,king of Egypt, s.King. 23-33. d Waich was Iecboiakim. | Prophets, and them thatfeared God, & rauifhed their wiues. atray,which was gathered of di- Uers nations, E He ſpeaketh this in ¥ reproch ofthis wicked King in whofe bloed, that isin zhe race of his predeceffors Ies ruſalem ſhould. hauc been blef flourifhed asa _ fruitfull vine, T a That is Tebo- cruelty are come pared vnto lions. e He flewofthe f Nebucbad nez- war with his great Thetwolions. The wicked not heard. Chap.xix.xx. the lions whelps, aud by the lion, 10 The prospe- ritie of the citie of Jeruſalem that paft,and the muferse thereof that u prefent, 5 THa allo, take vp a lamentation foz the a minces of Iſrael, 2 And ſay, Ciherefore lay thy > mother as à lioneſſe among the ltons ? foe nouriſhed ber pong ones among the tons whelpes. . 3 And the brought yp one of her whelpes and it became alison, ano it learned to catch the pzay.and it Deuoured men. i 4 Che nations alio heard of him, & be was taken ín their nettes, and they broughe him in chaines vnto the land of Caypt. 5. Row when ſhee law that he had wais ted, and her hope was lox, He toore anocher of her? whelpes, and made bim alton. 6 (Ahich went ameng the tions, and be⸗ caine alion, tlearned to catch the pray, and be denounced emen, And he knew their widowes, and hee deſtroyed their citics,and the land was wa» ted, and allthat was therein by the note of his roaring. ¢ E 8 Thn the ‘nations fet againſt bim on every tine of ihe countreys, and lapa their nets for bint, io be was taken ín their pit, 9 And they put him in pilon, and in chaines anD brought him tothe king of Ba» beland they put him in holds, that bis voyce fhould no moze bee heard spon the moune taines of Iſcael. Io @by ¢ another is like a vine in thy ne blood, plantcd by the waters; ſhee bꝛought — and branches by the abundant aters, 11 And thee had trong rods foz the {cep- ters of them that beare rule, and ber itature fed, accordngto was eralted among the branches , and ibee Gods promife,& appeared in ber height with the multitude of ber branches. è I2 But He was plucke vp in wath: Hee h Meaning, that was caſt Down to the ground, and the Eat the Caldeans . fhould deftroy them as the Baft windedoeth the fruit ofthe vine. i Deftru@ionis winde Died vp ber fruit: herbranches were broken and withered: as forthe rod ofher itrength.the Bre conſumed it. * 13 And now fhe is planted inthe wilders» neſſe in adzgieand thirty ground. 14 Am fire is gone out of a rod of ber come by Zedeki- branches, which hath deuoured her fruit, fo ah, who wastbe thatthe hath no ſtroug rod to be a ſtepter to occafion ofthis: rul isisa lamentation, and fhall be fog rebellion, alamentation. ; CHAP, XX, a Oftheeapti- uitie of leco» niah. i + ‘The Lord demseth that be will anfwere them when they pray,becau[e of thew unkindnefe, 33 Hee prom:feth that hs people fhall returne from captimity. 46 By the forcft that ſpould be burnt, ú fignufied the burning of lerufalem. #20 in thea feuenth peere, in the fift mo- Å heh » the tenth day of the nioneth, came certaine of the Elders ef Jiraci to enquire of the Loꝛd, and fate before me. 2 Then came the wozdotthe Lorm vnto me,faving, 4 3 Houncofinan, Speake vnto the El- Ders of Iſrael, and fay vate then, Thug wilt thou iudge them? caufe > them to vnder · ſtand the abominations of their fathers, 5 And lay vnto them, Thus fapth the Lod God, Fn tye Bay when F chofe Firael, anbd and brought them into the wilder · I1 And J gaue them my ſtatutes, and de · clared myivdgements vntothem, * which ifa man Doe, he fall line in them. i2 Moꝛebuet, J baths tabe a ſigne betweene mee and them, that they might know that Tam the Lod, that fanctifie them. 13 But the boule of Iſrael rebelled againſt mee in the wilderneſſe: thep walked not in mp ſtatutes, and they caſt away my iud ge· ments, wyich ika man Boe, hee ſhail liue in them, and my Sabbaths haue theygreatly polluted: then 3 thought to powe out mine indignation pon them * in the wildernefle to contume themy _ 14 But J ban refpect tomy Rame, that it Houle not be polluted belaze the eheathen, Inwbot fight J bioughe them out. Ig Pet nenerthelewle Fi lift vpmine hand vnts theminthe wilderneife , that 3 would uot bring theni intotbelana , which J pan given them, flowing with wilke and onic, which was pleafant abone all lands, 16 Becauſe they cat away mp indge⸗ ments, and walacd not insp Latutes, but baue polluted my h Sabbarhs ; foz their beart went after their idoles. 17 Neuertheieſſe mine eye (pared them, that J would noc Dettroy the,netther would FZ confine them in che wildernes. 13 But J fayd yaro their children inthe wiidernede, alke pe notin the ordinauces gaue them alio mp Bab»: bidden themto make mention of the idoles,exod. 23.1 3.,plal.16.45 e Which this declareth § wice kedneffe of mans hearr, which indge Gods fer- uice by their eyes - and outward fen- fis. f God had euer this reſpect to his glory that he would not haue his name euill ipoken of ameng the Gentiles for the punifhment ‘that his people deferued, incon= fidence whereof the godly ewer prayed,as Exod, 32.12 Numb, 14.02. Leuit.18, 5, rom, 10.5 .¢al.3.12, Exod.20.8. and 31.233. deut. Sa 2 12, Num, 14.128,29 and26.65. g Who might thereby takean occafion to blafpheme my Name, andfuaceufe mee. _ fayt the Lom God, Are pe come to enquire of me?as Jliue, ſayth the Lod Sod, when J am aſked J wilt not anfwere you. 4 Gut thou iudge them, fonne olman, 5 of lacke of abilitie, or els that! had fought a meanesto deftroy them more commodiouſſy. h Thatis,my crus religion, which I bad com- mand-dthem, and gauethemiclues to ſerue mee according to their owne fancafies, | Rr4 of a. -. N Children offered. iWhereby the holy Ghoft con- futeth them that fay that they will folow the religi. on and example of their fathers, and not meafure their doings by Gods word, whether they be approweable thereby or no. of potiri fathers, neither obferne their ma ners, Noy Delile potirtelnes with herr idolts. 19 Jam the Low your God: walke in mp ſtatutes, and kecpe my indgements and Coe them, l 20 And fanctifie ny Sabbaths, and thep Mali be a ligne betweene me and pou,that pe niap know that Jam the Lor your Goa. 21 fotwithitanding the Gilden rebel- led ag att mee: they walked not fn myta» tutes, noꝛ kept my Mdgements to Doe them, whichif aman Boer he Wall live them, ber thep polluted my Dabbaths:then 3 thought to powꝛe out mineindigitation bpon them, and to accompliſh mp wrath agatnt chem in k Meaning, that they fet their de- light vpon therm, 1 Becatife they would not obey my lawes, T gaue then) vp to thems felucs,tfatthey fhould obey their owned fantafies,as vate 39. Rom 1, 21524. mi I condeiined thoféthings, ard counted'thé asa bominable which’ they thought had been excellent, & to haue declared molt zeale, Luke1 6.15, for that which’ God required as moft excellent, that gaue they to their idoles, n Noronely in the wilderneffe, when t brought them out of Be gypt, but fince F placed them: in this land: which deelarethhowe prompt mans heartis to idola⸗ trie, leeing that by no admoni- tions he can be drawen backe. the wildernelle. ; k 22 Neuertheles J withdrew mine hand and had refpect comp Qame, hat it Gont not be polluted before the beathen., in whole fight J bought them forth. : 23 Deeqiifthp mine Hand onto them in the muldernefle , that F would [carter them among the heathen, Cdtiherle them thorow the countreps, 24 Becaule they had nok executed my tuBgemnents, but had calt away my ſtatutes, and hadpolluted mp Habbatys, and their eyes wereatter * their fathers ols. 25 CAihertore J | gaue thenvalio ſtatutes. that were Not goad and iudgements where» in they ſhould not ttire. i 26 Any P polluted them tv their owne m gian that they cauled to paffe by the fire all that ar opencth che wainb, that I might deſtroy then, to! he enve that they might knots that Jam the Lo. 27 Wherefore ſonne of man peake vnto the houſe orgeat and fay vnto them, Thus ſayth the Lord God, Mer twehis pour father's baue blaſphemed me, though sep hav before grienoully tranigretles againtt me, 29 e For when J had Brought them into the land, for p which’ I tifred yp mine hand to gine itte them, then they Caw euery high jill and all the thicke trees, and they offered theve their (acrifices, and theve they prons ted theit offering of provocation: there alfo they made their fweete (aueut, and powred ont there their drinke offrings, — 29 Then J ſayd vnto them, Ahat fs the High place whereunto po goe? And the name thereof was called Bamah vnto this day. 20 CAberefore fay vnto the boule of Fira. el, Thus fayth the Lozd' Gon, Are pe nor pol· luted fatter the manet of your fathers zana commit pe not vohoredom alter their abomi · nations ? : 31 Foz when pou offer pour gifts, emake your onnes to palle through the fire, pou pollute pour (clues with all pour idoles vnto this day: ſhall antwere pou when J am alken, D honle of Praet? As FH line, ſayth the Lord Gov, r J will nob aniwere you. when Jamalſked. e Which figsifieth an high place, declaring that they vanted them- félues of cheir idolatry , and were not aſhamed thereof, though God had commanded themcxpreſſy thactheyfhould hane novalrar lifted | vpowhie by flaires,Bxod,20.26, P€tr.mthe way, p Hee'fheweth _ thatthe ingratitude of the people deferucth that God fhould cut chem off, and that they fhou'd not haue the comfort of his word, Ezekiel. as the heathen, and as the families of rhe couutreps, and ferue wood and a tone. 33 As J line, fapth the Lord Gov, F will furely rule you witha mighty hande, and with a ſtretched out arme , and in my wrath powꝛed out, f l 34 And veill bꝛing yon feom the people, and will gather pou out of the countreps, whertn pe are ſcattered with a mighty band and » ith a ſtretched out arme, and timy Wrath powred out. 35 And Jwilbring yowintothe r wilder- nes of the people, Etheve wilt FZ plead with pot face coface. 36 Likeas FT pleaded with yont fathers inthe wilderneſſe ofthetand of Eaypr, fo will J pleade with you, hiyi the Lod Gov. 37 Andy will caule you to paffe vnder the rod, and will bang pou into the bond of the couenant. 38 And J wil ‘chalcone from among pou the rebels,ana them that tranlgreſſe aga iuſt Hic: Jwill bangthem out okthe land where they Dwoll, and they Hall not enter tuto He pec ae and pou ſhal knew that Jam ¢ Led. aie 39 Asfoxyon, D houſe of Yael, Thus layth the Lord God, * Hoe pou, and erue e- uery one — that pe wil not obey me, And pollute mine boly Rame no moze With pane gifts and with vont Doles, 40 Fo in mine holy mountaine, even in the hie monntaine of Iira, fapeh the Lod Gov , there ſhall all the boufe of Fidel, and allinthe land, ſerue nie: there will Jarcept them, and there wil J require pour cogs and the firt fruites of poureblations y wit all pour holy things. a J wel accept pour ſweete ſauour, when J bring you from the people, and gather pou out of the couatreys, wherein pe have beer ſcattered that J may be ſanctitled in you be · foze the heathen, 42 And pe hat know that Jamthe Lad, whet 3 Hall being pou into thetand of Je rael, into thelaid, fo: the which Jlifted yp mine hand to giue it to pour fathers. 43 And there Halt pee remember your Wayes, and all pour works wherein pe have been Deliled, mape” Hall iunge your ſelnes worthy to be cut off, foz all pour enils, that pe haue coninitted. 44 Gud pe hal know that J ant the Lod, when F have reſpect vnto pou fe: mpnames fake, & not after pour wicked wayes, norat: cording to your corupt works > D pe boufe of Iſrãel, ſayth the Loꝛd Goo. . 45 CIBorcouee, the worse of the Love came vnto me ſaying, GodsNathe, 32 Neither Mall that be done that com · merh into pone minde fo: pe ſay, Ce wit be q Hedeelarecls that manof nav ture is wholy e⸗ nemre vito God and to his owne faluation,and therefore God ealleth him to the righe way, partly by'chatlie fing, but chiefly by his mercie inn forgiving his res bellion and wits kedneſſe. r I wil bring you among ftrange nations,as inte a wilderneſſe, and there will vilite you,and ſo call yourorrépen. tace and then bring the godly home againe, Ifa. 65.9 f SiBnifying that hewill'nor burne the eorne with the chaffe hut chuſe out the wiekedto púnifh —* when he will fparehis, t This i fpoker tothe hypo crites, u Your owne cenfciences hati conui& you after that you baue felt my mercies, 46 Houneel man, (et thy face toward the wap of Geman, @ drop thy word toward x the Houth ane prophet: towardithe fozett of the field of the South, 47 And fay to the. fore of the South, eave the wordoetrhe Lor: chus ſayth rye Loꝛd God,. Weholve, F wilhkinale arem thee, it fhatl deuonr all tic? greene wood in thee, andallthe dꝛie Weods the continu⸗ all flame Haus bee quenched, awd epey ace x For Iudah ftood South from Babylon, y Both ftrong and weakcinle- rifalem, The fword drawen, fharpe andfurbifhed. Chap- xx}. z The people faid thatthe Prophet {pake daskely : therefore he defi- reth the Lord to xiue them a plaine declarati- on hereof, a Speake fenfi- bly,that all may vnderftand, b Theris,fuch which feemeé to baue an outward fhew of righte- oufne fle by ob- feruation of the ceremonies of the Law. c Meaning, through all the land. d As though rhow wert in ex- treme anguiſh. e Becauleof che great neyfe of the armie of the Caldeans. f And fe caule a feare, g Megning,the fcepret ; fhew- ing that it will not fpare the king, who fheuld beas the Sonne of God Andin his place, face fromthe Bent} tothe Morth Mall bee burnt theren. 48 Andall fih halllee that Hebe Lod baur kindled it and it Hall not be quenched. Then fayd J. ap Lord God, they tap ef nie, Docth net he peake + parables? CHAP. XXI. 3 He threatneth the ford, and deſtruction tó Terufalem, 25 Hee fheweth the fal of king Ze- drkiah, 28 Hes commanded to propheſie the de- ſtruction of the children of Ammon. 30 Thé Lord threatnethto deftroy Nebachad-nexrar, Ties werd of the Loꝛd caine te me agate, apuig. 2Sounne of man let thy Face towery Je- rnfalenr, and drop thy word toward the hos 4 a and prophelie gatit the and of rart, 3 And fay to the land of Jacl, Thus ſayth the Lord Behoid,F come againk fher, dnd wal Draw iny fworde out of hts ear, and cut of from thee both the ® righteous andthe wicked. —— 4Seeing then that Jwill cut oſt eon thee bock rherightcons are wicked, therfore all mylword gor out of hrs Heath agatn all ficth from the South to thee Noeth 5. That all fleſh may know that Ithe Laid haue drzawen my fwod out of bis Meath and tt hale returne dny more. 6 Doure therefore thon fonne of many asinthe pame of thy Sreines, and nourne ac 7 ik they tay vnts thee, Aherefore mourneſt thou? ther anfwere, Becaute ¢ of * butte; forit commeth, and every heart all melt. and alt hands fhalbe weake, and ail minds (hall faint, and all knees patt fall away as water: be ofp, tt'commeth, and fall be Done, layth the Lore Gan. 8 . EAgaine, the word of the Lope caine tnte me, taping, 9 Sonne of man, prophefie, tiap, hus fayth the Lord Gods fay, A (word, a ſword h Tharis,thereft both tharpe and furbiſhed. of the people. i Towit, vnto the armic of the Caldeans. k Reade Iere. 3119. Exekiel moo- ued with com- paffion, thus TO Jt is fharpened to make a fore ſſaugh · ter, and it ts furbiſhed that tt may falitter: how Malt we retopce ? ſoꝛ it contemneth the Proy of miy forine,as h alt orher tree's. IF And he paty giuen it to be furbites, that he may handle it: this ſoord ts ſharpe and ts kurbiſt ed, that he may gure tt into the Dand of the Aaver. | 12 Cryp,and powle,fenne of man : for this complaineth,fca- Mal comte to my people,snd it ſhal come vnto ring che deftru- @ion of ¥ ring- dom,which God had confirmed atl the Peinces of Iſtael: the terrozs of the ford thalbe vpon my people, smite theres foze vpon thy thigh. ý yan 12 Foꝛ irisatriall, and what Hak this = made bright, ë it ts dzeſſed for the ſlaugh · t 16 Get thee ꝛalone: goto the right hand, or get thy lelfe to the lett hand, whitherloe uerthytaceturneth. | 17 J wil allo Gnite minehands together, and ati caufe my wrath toceale. 3) tie Logo haue (ard it. \ 18 @ Whe woof thé Low cane vnto me Semar kayma, uå 19 Alf thowlonne of man, appoint thee c fiw wayes, that tht ſword of the ihe of Babel map come; both twaine Hall come out of one land, and chile a place, and chule it tn the comer of the way of the citie. . 20 Appoint away, that the ſwaꝛd map come to Rabbath of tye Ammonites and eto Judah in Jeruſglem tHe ſtrong citie. 21 AND the Hmngof Babet Koos atthe q patting of rhe way y at thebeadof chet we wayes, canfulting by diuination, and made bis grrowes bright: he conſulted with idols, andlookeaintherituer. oe 22 At bis right hand was the diuination fo: Jeruſalem to appoint captatnes, to open their mouth fn the laughter, and to lift vp Æ cheit voyce with fhouting , to lay engines of warre againſt the gatis tocit a mount and to build á fortreſſe 23 Andit fall bee vnto them f as a kalſe diumation in their light for the othes made vnto them : puthe taut call to remembrance ro iniquitie, tothe iutent they Houlo.be 24 Thetefore thus fayththe Lod Gov; ‘Becaule yee pane made pour thiquty to be tememb2ed , in Bilcoucring pour rebellion; that in all your works pourlinnes might aps peare: becaufe.I fay, that pe ave come torres membrante ye Halbe taken wrth the hans, 25 And thou Pꝛince of Iſrael polluted and wicked, whoſe day is come, when ints quitie thal haue an eud 26 Thus layeththe Lox God, Iwiil take alway the *Diademe , and take off the crowne; this Mail bee nomozethefame: J will exait the humble, and wilt abate pint that is hie. _ 27 J wilouerturneouerturne ouerturne if; and tt hall bee ne moze vntill hey come whole right it is, aud J will giut to him. 28 ¶ And thon formeofman, ꝓꝛopheſie and fap, Thus ſayeth the Lod God tothe chien of Anuaow, and to thetr blafphe- mic: fay thou, J fay, The Cwordes the toag is Drawer foorth, and furbiſhed to the flaughter to conſume; becauſe of the glittering: paint ; 29 CApiles they fee = vanitie vnto thee j > " dekiah, The diademetaken away. 317 n Prouide for thy felfe : for thou fhalt fee Gods plague on all parts of this countrey, o This waspo- ken becaufe thag when Netu- chad. nezzar came againft Iudah,his pur- pofe was alfo to goe againft the Ammonites: but doubting in the way, which en- terprife to vn⸗ dertake firft ke confulted with his foothfayers, and fo went a2- gaint ludah, p That is, tothe tribe of Iudah, that Keepe them: feluesin leruſa⸗ jem, . í q To know whe- ther he fhould go againtt the Am- monite, or them of Heruſalem. r_ He vſed comte ring and {orcerye { Becauife there wasa league be- tweene the Lewes and the Babylo- nians, they of le⸗ rufalem fhall thinke nothing leſſe then that thisthing, thould < cometo paſſe. t That is, Nebu- chad-nezzat wil remember the rebellion of Ze⸗ dekiah, and fo. comevpor them, u Meaning,Ze- who pra⸗ Gifed with the Egyptians to to Dauid, and his be, ikthke ſword contemne euen the rod? It pofterity by pro- {Hall be no more, ſayth the Lod God. mſe which pro- I4 @houtheretore,fonne of man, prophe- mife God perfor- fie,and finite hand to hand, let the ſword medaithougs be ] J: yt heréitfeemeth returnethe third time: it ifthe ſvrord ofthe toraanseyethat Great flang ter entring into thett pitiy irfhould vererly chambers. paih. — e foi m Thitis,iocon- into all their gates to make their Heart ragethefword, to faintyandto multiply theireumes, Qh tt ubled: let the ſword that hath killed, | T baue brought the feare of the ſword make himfelfe hie, anda le to reliſt ihe Babylontans, x Somere- ferre this to the Prieftes attire: for Ichodadekthe Prieft went into captiuitie with the King. .y That is, voto, che comming of Mefliahz forthoughthe Iswes had iome figneof gouersement af- rérward vnderthePérfiaris, GreeKes, and Romanes, yet this reftiru- tión Wá not tilIChriſs comming, andatlength fhould be accom- plified; as was promiléd, Geneſis 49.xo. 2 Though the lewes and Ammonites woul not‘beleeuey tharrhon, to wit, the fworde, - fhouldeft come vpon them,and fayd that the Prophets,whieh threat- ned, (pake lyes, yet thow flult as furely come , as though thoe wereh:: already vpon their neckes, ana. The finnes offerufalem. a Artthouready to execute thy charge, which IT commit vnto thee againg leru- falem that mur- dereth the Pro- phets and them that are godly? b Thatis the time of her de ſtruction. € To herowne vadeing. d Whofevery mame all men hate. € He meancth hereby that there was no kind of wickedneiie, which was not committed in Ie- rufalem, & there. fore the plagues ` of God thould fpeedily come vpon her. Leuit. 20,11, 18, Ierc. 5. 8. f Intoken of my wrathand vengeance, and propbelicd a liz vnto thee to bing thee vpon the necks of the wicked that are Haine, whole Day is come when their iniquitie thal haue an end. $ : : 30 Shall J caule it to returne into bis heath ? F will iudge thee in the place where thou wali created, euen in the land ofthing habitation. MAE 31 And F will powe ont mine indigsa- tion vpon thee, and will blow agait rhee in the fre of mp wath, and Deluier thee tn- to the band of beattlp men,and (kilfull to De» top. 32 Thou halt he in the fire tobe Deuone reà: thy blood ſhall bee in the mids of the lanD, and thou halt be no moze remembꝛed: fo? J the Loz haue (poken te. CHAP. XXII, 1 Terufalem ù reproued for crucity. 35 Ofthe wicked doctrine of the falfe prophets and priefis, and of their unfatiable couctoufneff?. 27 The tyranny if ther rulers, 29 The wickedueſſe of the Nat the wode of the Lorde came ntome,faping, : 2 Row thou fonne of man. wile thou 2iudg/e, wilt thou indge this bloody cttic? mult thou mew ber all ber abominations? 3 Chenlay, Thus lapth the Lod God, Abe citte Hheadeth blood inthe mins of it, that ber > time map come,anB maketh idols © agatntt ber felfe to pollute ber felfe. 4 Thou batt offended tn thy blood, that thou batt hed, and batt polluted thy teife in thine wWols, which thou hat made,and thou batt cauled thy dayes to Draw necre and art come vnto thy terme: therfeze bane J made thee arepzoch tothcheathen,and a mocking to all countreps. § Thoſe that be neere, and thoſe that be farrefrom thee, ſhall mocke thee, whichart vile iné name, ano foze tn affliction, 6 Beholde, the princes of Iſrael euery a in thee twas ready to his power to ſhed ood. 7 In thee haue they delpited fatherand mother: inthe mids of thee € haue they ops prefed the ttranger : in thee hance thep vexed the katherleſle and the widow. ; 8 Thou hak deſpiſed mine Holy things, and batt pollated my Sabbaths. 9 Jn thecarementhat carp tales to hed blood; ts thee arethey that eate bpon the mountaines: inthe mins of thee thep come mit abomination. Io * Jn thee haue they diſcouered thetr fathers fame: in thee baue they vered der that was polluted inher floures. II And euery oue* hath committed abo» mination with bis netabbours wife, and cuerpone hath wickedly Befilcd his daugh · ter inlaw, and tn thee hath enerp man toz= ced his ovne filter, even bis fathers daugh · ter. s ; 12 In thee bane they taken gifts to hen blood thou baft taken vſury ttheincreale, anh thou halt defrauded thy neighbours by ertortton,and hat fozgottenmnee, fayth the Lai Gad. $ 13 Beholde, therefore J baue ſſmitten mine handa vpon thy coteteulnes, that thou Ezekiel. hat vied, and npon the blood, tobich hath been in the mids of thee. 14 Gan thine heart endure, ozcan thine hands sbe ftrong inthe dayes that J {hall baue to Doe with thee ? Jj the Lord haue ſpo · ken it, and wili Dorit, 15 And J will fcatter thee among the beathen, and diſperſe thee in the countreps, an wilicaufe chp e Althinelle to ceale from e. _16 Anathon fhalt take thine i inberitance in thy lelfe in the ight ofthe heathen, thou fhalt kow that J am the Lod. 17 CAND the word of the Lozd came vn» to me faying, _ 18 Sonne of man, Che houle of Jiract is vnto mee as * droſſe: all they are bzafie, and tinne, and pon, and leabinthe mids the tornace: thep are cuen the Dzofie of uct. 19 Therefore thus ſayth the Lod God, Becaulſe pee are all as dzoſſe, beholde, theree fone 3 will gather pou m the mids of Jeru⸗ ent. ; 20 As they gather filuer and bꝛaſſe, any pion, and lead, ann tinne into the mids of the foznace, to blowthefire vpon isto melt it, ſo will J gather pou mmine anger anv and wrath, and will put pou tbere lant u. 21 Jwill gather you, F fap, and blow the fire of mp wath vpon pou, and you fall bee melted in the mids thereof. 22 Asfiluer ts melted in the mids oF the foznace, fo ſhall yee bee melted in the mins thereof, and pee hall know that Jthe Loy haue powred out my wath vpon pou. 23 And the word of the Lod came vnto me taping, 24 Sonne of man, fay vnto ber, Thon att the land thatis wucleane, ™ and not rat- ned vpon in the day of w2ath. _ 25 Thereisa confpiracie = oEber prophets in the mids thereot like a roaring iton raue» Ring the pzap: they haue deuouted ſoules: tbey haue taken the riches and pzectous things: thep haue ntade ber many widowes inthe mids thereof. 26 ier prelts haue moken niy Lato, and baue detiled mine boly things: thep haue put no Difference betweene the holy t prophane, neither Difcerned betweene the vneleane, and theclean,and haue hid their | eyes from ee Babbaths,and J am pophaned amon em. 27 Her pincesin the * mids thereof, are like wolues, rauening the pray to ſhed bloog, ane to deſtroy foules foz their owne couctous nere 28 And here prophets haue dawbed them with vntempered morter, ſeeing vantties, and Diuining lies vnto them, faptng, Thus rind the Lord God, when the Lod pad not poken. 29 The people oftheland baue violent» ly oppreſſed by poyling and robbing, and baue vered the poore and the needy: pea. they hane oppaefled the ranger agatnit right. Iſrael as droſſe. g Thatis,able te defend thy felte h Iwillehus take away the occafie on of thy wice kednefle. i Thou fhalt be no more the in⸗ heritance of the Lord,butfor- ſaken. k Whichbefore was moft precic ous, 1 Meaning heron by that the gode ly ſhould be try- ed,and the wic- keddeftroyed, m Thou art Ifke a barren land which the Lord plagueth with drought. n The falfe pre- phets baue con- fpired together to make their do@rine more probable, o They haue neglectedmy feruice, = 3. 11. 3 Notes hich fhould haue re= procued them, flattered them in theis vices, and couered their dos ings with lies, Chap. 13.10. q Which weuld fhew bim(felfe zealous in my caule by refitting ` vice, }fa-5 9016. and 63,5. andal- fo pray vnto me to withhold my 30 And J fought fora man among them plagues,Pfal. that Houl s make vp thebedge, and Ran 106.23. The horrible filehineffe of Aholah in the gappe before mec fo: theland, that J Should net deſtroy it but J found nene. 31 Therefore bane J powzcd out mine indignation vpon rhem,and conſumed them with the fire ot my wath: their owne wares baue Jrendred vpon their heads, faith the Loꝛd Gov. -. CHAR XXIII. Ofthe idolatrie of Samaria and Ieruſalem, vn- der the names of Aholah and Aholibah, a Meaning Ifrael He word of the Lod camcagaine vnts and ludah,which me,faping, —~ €ame both out 2 Sonne of man, there were two wo- ofose family, Men, the @aughters ofone è mother. b Theybecame - 3 And thep committes fornication > in idolatersafter Egypt, they committed fornication in their themanerofthe youth: there were their breaſtes preſſed, Egyptians. and there they beuled the teates ef their vir» c Aholahfigni- ginitte. fieth a manfion 4 And the names of «them were Aholah ordwellingin tbe elver, and Aholibah her lifer = and thep herfeifeymeaning Were mine and they bare [onnes and daugh⸗ Samariawhich ters: thus were their names: Damattais A. bolah end Jeruſalem Aholibah. § Aud Aholab played the harlot when 4 the was mine, and the was fer on fire with ber loners, to wit, with the Afipztans hes neighbours, 6 buch were clothed with blewe filke, both captatnes and princes : thep were all pleatant pong inen, and horſemen riding vpe on betes. 7 Thus hhecommitted her whozredome with them, euen with all them that were the chofen men of Alfhur,and with allon whom —* doted, and Defiled her felfe wich all their idoles, : ; 8 Neither left hee her kornication, lear- was the royall ci- tie of Ifrael : And Aholibah fignifi- eth my manfion in her, whereby is meant lerufalem where Gods Temple was, IEbr. vnder me, d When thelf saclites were na- med the people of God,they bee came idolaters, and forfooke God,and put ned of the Egyptians ; for in ber youth they their truit inthe elap with ber,and they bzutied the breatts of Affyrians. ber virginitie, and powzed their whoꝛedome e The holyGhoft bpon ber. j weth thefe 9 captancs vnder Ding vpon hoeſes TER Nebuchad nez- 24 Cuen theſe Hall come agatni thee zar. with charets, wagons, and whecles, and with a multituBe of people, which hall fet againt thee, buckler and wield, and helmet round abont: and $ J wull leane the puniſh· F£br. I will gss ment vntothem, and they ſhal iudge thee ace sdgemens be- coding to their udgements. Sore them, 25 And J wil lay mine indignation bpon |Or,/awes. thee, and thep hall veale cruelly with thee: they all cut off thyi nofe and thine gareg, i They fhall de- and tby remnant fhal fall by the fwo2d they ſtroy the princes fall carie away thp fannes and thy Daugh= and priefts with ters, ana thprefioue halbe Denoured by the the S ofthy copie, re. 26 They hall allo ſtrippe thee out of thy clothes,and take away thy faire tewels. ; 27 Thus will J make thy wickeDnefle ta l ceale from thee, and thp fornication out of thelandef Egypt: fo that thou wait not lift bp thine eyes vnto them, no: remember Egypt any moze.. 28 Foꝛ thus faith the Loꝛd God, Behold, Jwilldeliner thee into the hand of them, k Allchy treas whom thou hateſt: evcn into the hands of ſures asd riches them from whom thine heart isDeparted, which thou haft 29 And they thalbandle thee dDelpitefuliy, gotten by labor. and fyaltake away allthy*tabour,aud tall 1 All the world leane thee naked and bare, and the ſhame of shall fe thy thy foznications! mall bce Difconered y both thamefull forfa- thy wickednefle and thy whoredome. king of God to 32 Jwill doe theſe things vnto thee, bes feruc idoles, canle thou bat gone.a whoring after the m Iwill execute heathen, andbecauethouart polluted with the fare indge- ur 9) F RH en - mentsand ven- 31: Thos hat walked in the way ofthy geance againn } fitters theretoze will I gine herm cup into thee, & that with- ine hand. gteatetleueritie. 32 Thug- Aholah and Aholibah oldin adulteries. n Meaning,that the affidions theuld be fo great that they fhould caufe chem to lofe their feufes and reafon. © That is,tobe facrifices to their idoles, reade Chap.1 6.20. p They fent into other countreys to haue fuch as fhould teach the feruice of their ideles, q He meaneth the altar,that was prepared for the idoles, rt Which fhould Sraa the maner of worfhipping their gods, 7 {That is,worthy death, reade Chap, 6:38, tMeaning,all ether gities,and countreys,. ` 32 Thus faith the Lod Gon, Thou Halt Bunke of thy lifters cup, Deepe and large: thou halt bee laughed to {con aud havin Berifion,becaule tt contetneth much. 33 Thou ſhalt bee filled with r dzunken · ucte and fozrowe , euen with the cup of De. gruction, and deflation, with tye cup ofthp fiter Samaria. : ) 34 Thou ſhalt even deinkeit, and wꝛing it out to the dregges, anD thou thalt bꝛeake the iheardes thereof, and teare thine owne — koꝛ J baue ſpoken it, faith the Lap a0. 35 Aherefore thus faith the Lom God, fA Becauſe thou halt forgotten mec, and caſt mee bebinde thp backe, therefore thou fhale alfo beare thy wickedneſſe and thp wheze- Bome, 36 ¶ The Lom {aid mozeouer vnto mer, Sonne of man, wile chou imge Abolab,and Abolibal ? and wilt thou declare te them their aboininations? 37 Fo: they haue played the whores, and bloodis in their banas, and with their oles bane they committed adulteric,and haue at- fo cauſed their fonnes, whom they bare vnto mz,to paffe by the firetabe their omeate. 38 Moꝛeouer. thus haue thep done vnto mei thep haue Defiled mp Sanctuarie in the pers > and hauc peephanc® mp Dab- aths. 39 Forwhen they had faine their chil- Dzen to their idoles, they came the fame Dap into my Sanctuarie to delile it : and to,thus haue they Done in the middes of mine boule. 40 Sad howe much moze ist that they fent for men to come frome far, vnto whom a meſſenger was lent, andloc, they came? fo: whom thou diddeſt wath thy felfe, anv paintedit thine eyes, and deckedſt thee with onaments, $ 4i And fatet spon a coftly bed, and a table prepared hefo2eit, whereupon thou bat ſet mine incenſe and minc oyle. — 4a And a boyce of a multitude being at gafe, was with ber: and with the men to make the company great were brought men ofr Saba from the wilderneffe , which put bracelets vpon their hands, and beautitull crownes vpon their heads. 43 Then J (aid vnto hee that was old in adnitertes, ow Hall Hee and her foznicatt- ons come to an enD. 44 Gnd thep went in onto ber as they got toa common harlot : fo went they to Aholah aud Aholibah the wicked women, = 45 And the righteous men they. hall iud ge them, akter the maner of harlots and after the mauer of murtherers: for they are harlots, and blood is tu their hands. 46 Mherefore thus ſaith the L020 Goo, F wil bkg d multitude bpon them.and wil giue them vnto the tumult. and to the {poile, 47 And the multitude Hall Tone them with tones and cut themwith theit fwozds: they (hall May their formes, and their daugh · ters, aud burne ap their houles with fire. ” 8 Thus will J caule wickedues to ceale out OF the lad, that all e women may bee taught, not te doc attet theit wickedneſſe. 49 And thep Hall lay pour wickedneſlſe Ezekiel. A parable of the feething pot. vpon pou, and pee Wall beare the finnes of pour Meis, and pe Hall know that J am the Lo? Sod. CHAP, XXHIL 1 Hee fhewet! the deſtraction of Ieru[alem by a parable of a feething pot. 16 The parable of E- nekse/s wife besng dead. A maine inthe a ninth peere, inthe tenth mioneth , in the tenth day of the > mo. neth came the word of the Lort vato mice png, 2 Henne ofman, write thee the name of the Day, euen of this fame Day: for ts King e — fet himlelle agatnu Jeruſlalem this ame Bay. 3 Therefore ſpeake a parable vnto the rebellfous boule, and fay puto them, Thůs faith the Loꝛd God, Pꝛepare as pot,prepare itana alio powꝛe water into it. 4 Gather the4pieces thereoftnto it euen euery good piece, asthe thigh and the ſhoul · Der,and fill it with the chiete bones, § Cake one ofthe bet theepe,and butne alla the e bones vnder it, and make tt boyle well,and (ecth the bones of ft therein, 6 Becaule the Lom Gon faith tyus, Toe to the bloody citie, cuen to the pot, f whole fkumme is therein, and whole (kunme ts net gone ont of it: bring tt outs piece by piece: let no ^ lot fall bpon it. 7, Foz ker blood is tn the middes of her: fbe fet it bpon an bigh i rocke, and powzed it not vpon the ground ta coner tt with Bulk, 8 Chat it might caufe math to arife, and take vengeance + cuen X hate fer her blood vpon an highrocke that it ſhould not be couered. o Cherefore thus faith the Lorn Gon, * loe to the bloody citte, for F will make f the burning great. IO eape om much wood: $ kindle the fire, confume the fled, and calt in (pice, and tet ths benes be burnt. IL Then fet it emptte vpon the coales thereof that | the brafle of it may be hot, and map bucne, and thatthe fithinefie of te may bee molten irit, ans that the ſtumme of tt maybe confumed, 12 he bath wearicd her felfe with ties, and ber great ſtumme went not ont of ber: iee fkumme hall bee confumed with re. 13 Thouremaineft in thp filthines and wic- kednefie: becaule J would’ o paue purged thee, and thou walt not purged, thou alt notbe purged from thy ſilthineſſe. til J baug cauld my wrath to light vpon thee. 14 D the Low hane ſpoken it: tt hal come to palle, and Rwilldocic: F will not goe backe; neither wilt hare, neither will J repent; actording to thy wayes, ana accoz: Duig to thp Workes Mal they iudge cee, faith the Lord God. hi a Of feconiahs Captiuitie,and of the reigneof Zee dekiah,2,King. 35. I. b Called Te: beth, which con- teineth part of December and part of lanua- rie: in the which monethe and day Nebu- chad» nezzar befieged lerus falem, c Whereby was meant Icrufales:. d Thatis, the ci. tizens, and the chiefe men thereof, { Or, hecpe, c Meaning, of the innocents, whem they had flaine,who were e ae = the 7 Beholde, therefore J will tretch out mine hand bponthee, and will deliuer thee to be ſpoyled of the heathen, and J will roote thee out from the people, and J will cauſe thee to be deſtroxed our et the countryes, and J will deltrop thee, aud théu Halt know that J am the Lob. 3 Thus layth the Loyd God, Becauſe that Moab and Seir doe lay, Bebold, the boule of Judabislike vnto all the heathen, O TCherefoze, behold, 3 will open the ine of Moab, euen of the ecittes of bis cities, I fay, tn bis frontiers wit) the pleafant come trep, Beth-tehimorh, Baal-mcon, and Ri- riathaim. 1O Iwillcall he men of the Cant agalnſt the Ammonites; and will giue them in pole ſeſſion, fo that the Ammonites Wall no moze be remembied among the nations, II And J will erecute tudgements vpon — > and they hall know that Zam the 0 12 € Thus faith the Lo God, Becauſe that Coom hath Done cuill by taking ven⸗ geance bpon the houſe of Judah, hath com> mitted great offence, and renenged bimlette bpon them, — a Therefore thus ſayth the Lod God. J will alfo ftretch out mine band bpon C- Dom, and deſtroy man and beat out of it, and J wilimake it Deflate fron Teman, and they of Dedan Hall fall by theſword. 14 And J will erecute my vengeance vp⸗ on Edom by thehandof my people Iſrael. and they Hal Do in Cdom accozding to mine anger, andaccording to mine indignation. aa aber Mall know my vengeance taith the 020 Gov, 1s Thus ſayth the LoD God, Becaule the Philiſtims Yane erecuted bengeance, and. revenged themſelues with a deſpitetull heart,to deſtroy it for the old hatred, 16 Therefore thus ſayth the Lo God, Behold , J will ſtretch out mine hand vpon the Philiſtims, and J wiil cut oF the ‘Chee ¢ whichwere rethimig, and Delroy theremnant ofthe (ta certaine garrifo aut, _ of Philiftims, 17 And J will evecute great vengeance whereby they oft bpon them with rebukes of mine indigna» crimes molefted tion, and they Wall know that J am the the lewes.ofth Lod, when J all lay my vengeance VHON Cherethims Da- them. uid alſo bad a guard, 2. Sam. 8.18. e Sothatno poa CHAP. XXVI. a Heprephefieth that Tyrus fhalbe ouerthrow- falem. 15 The wondring and aStonifhmens of the- merchants for she deStragtion of Tyr. Why Tyrus was deftroyed. : A Nd inthe a elenenth yere, inthe firſt day of the moneth, the wodol the Lode came vnto me,faying, reigneof Zedes 2 Donne of man, becaule that Tyus Kiah. hach fam againſt Ferulalem, Aha, the > gate b Thatis,thefa- ofthe propie ts broken: itis turned unio me; mouscitieleru- for [teing thee ts Delolate, J Mail be < veples falem, whereunco niſhed, A allpeople refor- 3 Therefore thus faith the Lorde God, ted. Beholde, J come agatnt thee, D Cyrus, c Myrichesand and J will wing vp many nations again fame hall in- thee , asthe lea mouncteth bp with his creafe: thusthe wanes. wicked reioyce 4 And they (hall deſtroy the walles of attheic fallby Tyus, and breake towne ber towers: F whom they may will allo ſcrape ber Dut from her, and make baue any profit her like the top ofa rocke. oraduantage, _ § Thou ſhalt be foz the (preading of nets inthe mids of che (ea: fo: J haue (poken tt, fayth che Lord God, and it Hall bec alpoyle tathe nations. , i 6 And der d Daughters which are in the field, thall bee flaine by the ſword, and they fhall know that Jam the Lod. 7 _ Foz thus ſayth the Lord God, Behold, I will dzing upon Tyrus Mebuchad-nezsat king of Babel, a king of kings, from the Noꝛth, with bozles and with charets, and iro poalen » With a multitude and much cop a 8 ide thal flap with the fword the daugh · fers in the held, and bee Hall make a fozt ae Bain thee, and cak a mount againk chee, and likt vp the buckler againſt thee, 9 Mee ſhall fet engines of warre before bim againk thp walles, and with his wea: pons breake Bowne thy towers. lo The Dut of hrs hoztes hal coner thee, fo: their multitude: thy wailes thall hake at the nople of the horſemen, and of the wheeles and ofthe charets, when hee hall enter into thy gates, as inte the entryof a tity that is boken Downe. — II Cith the hootes of bis hozfes fhall hee tread Downe ali thy treets : he hall flay thy e For Tyrus was people by the ſword; and thee pillars of thp muchbuiltby Trength Mall fall dswue to the ground. jart,and by labour ` 12 QndthepMallrobbe thy riches, and ofmenwaswon ſpoile thy merchandile, and they Mall breake outofthefea. Dowie thy walles ; and deltroy thy plealant Somereferrethis houſes, and they fall cat thy ttones and thy vorotheimages timberand thy Dutt into the middes of the of the noble mater. - men, which they ` 13 * Thus twill J caule the found of thy adere@tedvp fongs to-ceale,and the found ofthine harpes ortheirglory fhailbe no moze beara. and renoume, 14 J will lay thee like the top of a rocke: ere 7.34. Sthou balt be foz a (preading of nets: thou Iwilmakethee fhaltbce built no more; foz I the Lord baug fo bare,that thou ſpoken it.ſaith the Lom Gon. alr haue no- Is Thus Gyth the Lod Ged to Tpzus, a Eitherof the captiuitie of Ie- coniah,or of the d 'Thetownes that belonged vnto ber. hingto couse Shall not the ples tremble-at the found of hee, thy fall , and at the crie of the wounded, >» The gouernors when they ſhall bee faine and murthered in fndrolersofo- the middes of thee? her countreys 16 Then all theppineesof the efea fhall hatdwel by the come Downe from their thzonest they fall ¢a:wherebyhee lap away their robes , and put off. their ignideth that i er deflrudion fhould be fo horrible that all the world ſhould heare exeof,and be afraid, > Ezekiel. 3 Theriches and bropdzed garment⸗e, and Malt cloth them- felues with akenthment: they Mall fit vpon the ground, and bee aſtouiſhed at cucry mae ment and be amaled at chee. : 17 Gud they hail cake vp alamentation foz thee, and fay tothee, Wow art thou dgs firoped, that wak inhabited * ef the fea men, the renowmed citie which was ſtrong in the ica, both ſhee and her inbabitants, which ait ia fcare to bee on all that haunt erein! ; 18 Mow fhall the ples be altoniſhed in the Mereale her Day of thy fall: pca, the ples that arein the Posts (ca, ſhalbe troubled at thy Departure. 19 Foꝛ thus ſayth the Lod Goa, Ahen 3 Mal make thee a deſolate citie , like the ct» ties that are not inbabited and when J hall bring the Deepe vpon thee,and great waters fail couer thee, e 20 Uhen F Wall cak thee downe with them that deſcend inte the ptt, with the peo» . Which ple‘ ofoli time, and Hall fet thee tn the low 4 —— partsof the earth, like theolderuines, with dcad long agoe, them, I fay, which goe Downe to the pit, fo that thou fjalt not betnhabited, and I Hall few my glozp tn the land of che * liuing, 21 J wil) being thee to nothing,and thou Walt be no more: though thou be ſought foz, yet Hatt thou neuer bee found againe, faith the Loud God, CHAP. XXVII. The Prophet bewaileth the defolation of Tyrus; ewing what were the riches , power and anthos ritte thereof intime paſt. Te wod ef the Lord came againe vnts me,fapyitg, — r — of man, take vp a lamentatton 02 RUSI 3 And fp vnto Typus, that is lituateat 4 the entry of the lea, which is themart * of aWhich ferueft, the people of many. ples, Thus ſaieth the althe world with Low Had, D Cyprus, thou halt fapa, J am thy merchandife, ofpertic beauty. Y 4 Chpborwders are inthe + mids of the-tEbrheart, fa, and thy builders haue made thee of pertit eauty- : 5 Chey hate madealithy tip boards of : ficte trees of e Sbenir; thep bane brought b This moun. cedars from Lebanon, to make maltes fog taine was called thee. j Hermon, but the © Dftheokesof Bahan haue they made Amoritescalied thie ores: the company of the Afipsians it Sbenir,Deur, baue made thy bankes of puoste, brought ont 3-9. ofthe ples of Chittim. c Which is ta- 7 Fine linnen with braydered Woke, Ken for Grecia brought from Egypt, was ſpꝛead ouer thee and Iealy. to be thy faple,biuc lilke and purple, brought |Or,/hipmafers, from the ples of Gitihah, was thy ceug- d Meaning,cthat ring. $ they built the 8The inhabitants of ꝛidon and Aruad walles of the ci- were thy mariners , D Tyzus: thp wile tie, which is here men that were th thee, they were thp || pi» meant by the lots, fhip: and of thefe 9 Theancients of Gebal, andthe wile werethe builders men thereof were in thee thy dcalkers all of Salomons, the Mippes of the fea with their mariners Temple, 1,King, were in thee to occupte thy merchandile. gaba ' 10 Theypot Peria g of Lud,and of but, b Meaning, meg- chants , whichby their traffique did inrich her wonderfully and k Meaning in ludea, when it thalbe reftored, Or, make thea @ terrour. power of Tyrus. were tn thine arimle: thy men of warre thep Hanged the Hield and helmet in thee: they fet forth thy beautp. y II @hemenof Aruad with thine army were upon thy wallesrounde about , and the < Gammadims were in thy towers: they hanged their wieldes vpon thy walles —— about; they haue made thy beautie pert. : 12 They of Tarhih were thy merchants faz the multitude of al riches, tor ſilner, iron, —— lead, which they brought to thy aires. : 13 TheyokfJauan, Cubal and Meſhech mere thy merchants, ¢ concerning the liues of men, and chey brought veſſelsot braſſe fog thy merchannile. 14 They ofthe boule of 5 Tomarmay brought ta thy Fayecs bozles, aud boztemen, and mules. Is The men of Dedan were thy mer» chants: ane the merchandile of many ples were in thine hands; they brought thee fe? a prelent,' boneg, teeth and peacocks. ` 16. Theyaf Aeau were thy merchants. foz ý multitude ef thyſwares: they occupted e Thatis,they of Cappadocia, or Pigineyes and dwarfes,which were fo called, becaufe ghat out of the hie tawers: they feemed litle. f Of Grecia, itas ly,and Cappado~ cia, g By Glling flaues, h Which are taken for a ped- ple of Afia mi- mor, i. Meaning Vni- cornes hornes and Elephants teeth, in thy fayzes with j emeraudes, purple,and Or, works. brꝛoydred woke an t fing linnen, and cezal, §Or,carbancle. and pearle. §Or, filkes 17 They of Judahand of thelande of Iſrael were thy merchants; they brought kWhere the beft f02 thy merchandile wheate of * Minnith, wheate growed, aud, Pannag , and honie, and ople, and tarpenti E: Wr, tarpemines * 1S They of Damalcus were thy mer- thantsin the multitude of thy wares fozthe multitude of all riches, as in the wing of Pelton ana white wooil. 19 Chey of Dan alio and of Jauan,go· ing tu.and fro, occupied inthy fapzes: won. woke calia and talamus were ameng thp merchandile. 20. Chey of Dedan were thymerchants in precious clothes foz the charets. — 21. Thep of Arabia and at the princes of LOr,were mer- Redar ſoccupied with thee inlambes,and chants,whoft | rammes and goates tin thele mere they thy merchandife pal merchants, fed thorow thine. 22 The merchants of Sheba,and Raa- hands, mab were thy merchants: thep occupied in thy fayzes with the chiefe ofall pices, and with all precious ones and gold. 23 Thep of Maram and Canneh, and E⸗ Den, the merchants of Sheba, Aſhur and- Chilman were thy merchants. 24 hele were thy merchants in all forts of things, tneapment of blue ilke, ani Of bzoydered woke, and in coliers for- therich appareil, which were bound with cant chapnes aifo were among thy mer- anbife. 25 The hips of Carhihilwere thy chieke intpp merchandtfe, and thou watt repleni⸗ —— made very glorious inthe midget thelea. Or, rowers. 26 Thylrobbers haue brought thee into JThatis Nebu- Great waters; the! Cal winde hath woken. chad-nezzar, thee inthe minsofthefea. 27 Thy riches and thy faires, thy mer- chandife,thy marriners and pilots, thy cal- kera aud the occupera of thy merchandiſe, ` fOr, camein come. pany toward thee- Chap. xxviije meee 3.2 3.15 r ‘Again the King of Tyrus. i i ; l l e Like the reft ofthe heathen and mfidels, _wh'chare Gods enemies, d He derideth the vaine opini- on & confidence _ that the Tyrians _ bad in their ri- ches ftrength and pleafures. fOr, laSer. Or, carbuncle, e He meaneth _ the royail ftate _ of Tyrus,which _ for the excellen- cie and glory thereof he copa- reth to the Che- rubims, which " couered. the Arke: and by this word Anoynted, he fignificth the fame, > f I did theethis honour to make _thee one of the builders of my _ Temple, which was when Hi- ramfent vnto Salomonthings neceſſary for the vworke. g To wit, among my people Ifrael, which fhined as ee ous ſtones. Which was when I firft called thee to this digni · | tie, i Thou fhalt haue no part among my pco- i 5 k Thatis, the | honour; where- unto I called J them. f] Or; brought to | sothing. |} By executing $ my judgements j againit thy wic- j kedneffe, $ m That is, Nebu- chadnezzar. asaini the beauty of thy wifdome,and t tall defile thy Ara À ae & They thall catt thee Downe te the pit, and thou (haltdte the veach af them, that are faine in the mint of the fea. 9 Milt thou fay chen befo him that ais ety thee, amagon? but thou fhaltbeea man and ne God, tn the hands of him that Hapeth thee. ~ 10 Thou fhalt die the Death of thee vn⸗ circumciſed by the hands of ttrangers:fo2 Ji bane (pokenit,faich the Loo Gon. I ¶ Moeouer the wed of the Lon came vnto me, laying, 12 Bonneofiman,take bp a lamentation bpon the king of Typus, and fay vnto bim, hus ſayth the Lou Gon, hou fealett vp the ſumme; and arc full of wiledome and pert in beauty, 13 Thou baŭ bene in Coen the garden of God: cuerp precious tone was in thy gare ment, the ruby, the topase tthe || Diamond, the chrilolite, the onix, and the talper,the fa» phit,iemeraud,and the carbuncle and gold: theworkmanthtp of thy tymbzels,and of thp pipes was prepared in thee tithe Day that thou wait created, I4 Chau arte the anointed Cherub, that’ couereth, ¢ Jhaue (et thee £in honour; thou watt vpon the holy mountayne of God:thou par walken in the middes of thee Hones of te. 15 Thou walt perfect in thy waies from the day that thou walt + created, tiliniquity was found in thee. i 16 By the multitude of thy merchandile, they baue fillen the nuds of thee with cruel» ty,aud thou batt finned: therefor J will cait thee as prophane out of che imountatne of Hed, aud FJ well Deltroy thee, D couering Cherub, fromthe manes of the ones ot re. 17 Thine heart was liften pp, becaule of thy beauty,and chou bat coꝛrupted thy wile Dome by reafon of thy brightnctesH mwil cat thee top ground: 3 wil laythee betorckings, that they map bevold thee. ` 13 Chou pak defilen thy t fanctification by the multitude of thinetniquities, and bp tbe iniquity of thy merchandile ; therefore will 3 bring forth a fire from the mindes of thee, which hal deuoure thee: ¢ J wil being thee to aſhes vpon the earth, in the light of all them that behold thee. Ig Allthey that knowe thee among the people, Hail be aſtoniſhed at thee: chou ait be al terrour, and newer Walt thou be anp moꝛe. 20 €Againe,the word of the Loꝛd came vnto me,faying, 21 Sonne of man, fet — againlt Zt don, and prophelie againtttt, 22 Andlay, Thus ſayth the Lord Gon, Beholse,Jcomeagatilt thee, D Fiwon ann J willbe’! glortfied inthe midsot thee: and they ball know that Jam the Lord, when 3 hal haue executed wdgementsinber,and fhalbe ſanctified in her. ; 23 Fo J wil fend into her peſtilence, and blood ince her ttreets,and the Naine Mal Fal in Che mids of her; m the cnemie fhallcome qs Ezekiel. + 26 And they hall nwellafelp therin,and Egypta ſtaffe of reede, paint her with the ſword on cuery fine, ana they Hall know that Fam the Lod. ; 24 And they hall be na moze a picking thozne onto the bouie of Jlfraelnor any grice uous thone of all that are round about thé, and deſpiſed them,and they hall know chat 3J am the Lod God. 25 Thus ſayth the Lod God, Then F fhall baue gathered the boule of Pirae! from the people where they are (cattered and wal bealanctificd in them in the light af the hea⸗ then,then hall so Dwel in the land, that J baue giuen to my feruant Jaakob. n He theweck for what caufe God wil affemble bis Church,and preſerue it {till though hee de- ftroy his enemies, thal build boules and plant vinepards ; pea, tO wit,that they they Mall owel fafelp, when Thaueececutea fhould praiſe {udgements vpon al round about them that biow· and giue Delptie chem, and thep (al know that J am thanks for his the Loz their God, Great mercies. CHAP, XXIX. He prophefieth againft Pharaoh and Egypt. 13 The Lord promifeth that hee willreftoreEgypt afa ter fourtyyeres. 18 Egyptisthe reward of King Nebuchad-nerzar for the labour which he tooke againft Tyrus. Je theatenth pere,and in the tenth moneth, 2 To wit, ofthe in the ttuelfti day of the moneth, the twon Captivity of Ie- of the Loꝛd came vnto me, laying, coniah or of the 2 Sonneofman, fet thy face againſt eigne of Zede- Pharaoh the king of Caypt, and prophelie Kizh, Of the ore againt bhim, and agatnit all Egypt. der of thefe pro- 3 Speake,and lap, Thus latch the Lord ph: fies,and how Hod, Beho, J come againtt thee, Pharaoh the former fome- king of Egypt, the great pete alae lieth time fandeth af- in the middes of his riucrs, which hath faid, ter thelatcer,read The river is minge and J haue mane tt fog Iere.27.1. mip felfe. f b Hecompareth 4 But F will put hoskeg in thy iawes, Pharaohtoa and J will caule the fith-of thy riuers to dragon, which | ſtickẽ vnto thy ſcales, and J will Dawe hideth himfelfein thec out of the middes of thy ttuers, ana the riuer Nilus, all the iM of thp riuers hall tticke unto thy as Ifa 51.9. {cales. c lwilfend ene- § And F willleane thee in the wildernes, mics againft thee beth thee and all the BW of chy rivers ; thou which thal pluck halt fal vpon $ open ficld: thou Walt not be thee,and thy peo- brought together,noz gathered; for Jhaue ple,which truſt in giuenthee toz meat tothe bealts of the field, thee, out of chy and to the foules of the heauen, fure places. 6 And all the inbabitants of Egypt Hal d Read 2.K ing. knowe that Fant the Lode, becaulethey 1 323 11a,36.6, bauc beene aitaffe of ·reede tothe boule of |\'0r, bake. Iſrael. ` © When they 7 Ahen they tooke holde of thee with felt their hurts their band, thou diddeſt breake, and rent all: they would ftay their hauler: and when they leaned vpon no more vpon thee,thou bꝛakeſt and madelt al their loines thee,but Rood to ſtand evpright. vpon their feete S Aherfore thus laith the L020 God, Be· and put their Hold, J wil bring a fwon pon thee,and De- truftin others. _ {troy man and beat out of thee, f Thus God cane 9 And the land of Egypt ſhalbe defolate, not fuffer that and waite, and they hall knowe that J am man thouldarro~ the Lora: becaule he hath faid, £ Che riuer gate any thing to is mine,and J baue madeit, himfelfe, or put Io Bebolde,therefore J come vpon thee, his truſt in any and bpon thyriuers, ana FZ well make the ching ſaue inbim land of Egypt vtterly waite and vive alone, roi ebuchad-nezzars wages. from the tomer of Benench, euen vnto the t£br.Chufh,or borders ol the tblacke Wores. Ethiopia. No footeofman Mall paſſe by ft, no: foote of beak ſhall paſſe by it, neither fyatlat be inhabited fourtie peeres. 12 And J will make the land of Egypt Delolate tn themiddes of the countreps that are deſolate , and ber cities fall be deſolate among the cities that are Defolate, foz fourty peeres ; and F taill (catter the Egyptians among the nations , and will diſperle them thozow the countreps, 13 Pet thus ſayeth the Lord God, * At the end of fourty peeres will J gather the Ce ptians from the people, where thep were cattered, att 14 And J will Pip io Bir captinttic of Egypt, and wil caule them to returne inta the land of Pathros, into the land oftheir habitation, and chep Hal bethere a sfmall ingdome. a Is Jt thalbe the ſmalleſt ofthe kingdoms, Reve.46,26, g Meaning, that they fhould not the nations : fo: J will diminiſh them, that they fall no moze rule the nations. 16 Andit ſhall be no moze the confizence ofthe boule of Iſrael, to bring their » iniquis tie to remembance by looking after them, fo Hall they know, that J am tke Lod Gov, 17, € Gn the i ſeuen and twentieth peere alfo in the firit moneth, and in the firft day of the moneth,came the word of the Loꝛd vnto F . me, laying Phenol. 18 Sonne of man, Mebchad-nessar punith their Ring of Babel cauſed his armie toleruea hts: great k ferutceagain Cyrus + eucrp head was madebalde, and every ſhoulder was made bare: pet bad hee no wages, ! no: his armicfo: Tyrus, foz the (eruice that helers ued againt it. 19 Cherefore thus faith the L020 Gov, Behold, J will giue the land of Egypt unta Nebuchad· nezzat the king of Babel, ana he fhalltake her multitude, and {poyle her {pople and take her prape and it ſhallbe the wages ofbisarmic. — 20 J baue giuen him the land of Egypt foz bis labour, that be ferued || againé it, bes ou thep wrought |i fez me, fapeth the Lod 0D. 21 In that day will J caule the hone of the boule of Iſrael to grow, ant J will gine thee an open mouth in the miades of them, and they Hall know that J am the Lord. CHAP, XXX. The deſtruction of Egypt, and the cities thereof. He word ofthe Lod came agatne vnto me, faying. : 2 Bonne of man, pophefie, and fap, Thus layeth the Loꝛd GoD, Woule and crie; Moe be pnto this Dap, 3 Fozrthe dap is neere, and the dayof Counting from the captiuitic of Teconiah. k Hetooke - eat paines at =A rai of Ty- rus and his armie TS handled, Signifying tbat Nebuchad-nez- zar had more paines then pro. t, by the taking of Tyrus, IOr, in it. llOr, enik againft mie, the Lozd is at hand, acloudie day, and it hali fay be the time ofthe beathen. 4 And the ſword thall come bpon Egypt, and feare wall bee in Ethiopia, when the Haine hall fall in Egypt, when they hall cak a ByPhutand . takeaway ber multitude, ¢when her foun- Lud aremeant . Dations Hali bc broken downe. Aphricaand § a €thkiopia,and Phut ann Lud, and all Libya, <: the common people, and Cub, and the men Chap.xxx, -Ofthe countreys that are Defolate, and her neither hall tt exalt it felfe any moze aboue Bab Pharaohs arme broken. 321 of the land, that is in league, Wall fall mith them by thefmozd. 6 Abus layeth the Lod, Chepallothat maintaine Egypt, halt tall, and the pride of ber power thall come Downe : from the the towerof> Seueneh hall they falibp the ſword, fapth the Lord Ged. 7 7 And they fhal be delolate in the middes b Which was a {trong citie of Egy pty clap. 29 cities fhallbee (nthe mig ofthe cities that “° ate waited. 8 Andthep hall knowe that J am the Lozd, when F haue (et a firein Egypt, and when all ber helpers ſhalbe Defkroped. 9 In that day hall their meflengers goe foorth trom me in fptips , to make the tate- leſſe Moꝛes afrai, and feare hall come vp · on them asin the Day of Egypt ; ſor loe, b cometh, Io Thus faith the Leme Gov, F wit allo make the multitude of Egypt to ceaſe by ed band of #ebuchad-nessar King of e II Fo: bee and his people with him, cuen the terrible nations wall bee brought to Des froptheland ; and they Hall Daw theter fwozdes again Egypt, and All the lanu with the faine. ee 12 And J will make the rtuers By, and fell the land into the hands of the wicked, and J willimake the land watte,and alithat therein ts, by the bands of ſtrangers: 3 the Lozd haue ſpoken it. : 13 Thus lapth the Lo: God, J will alfo Deftrop the idoles, and J will caule their {Doles to ceale out ofl Moph, and there wall fOr, A emphë y bee no moze a Prince ofthe land of Egypt, or, Alhaira. and J wil fenda fearcinthelandef€appt, - 14 And J will make Pathꝛos defolate, : and will {et fire in Zoan, and J wil executẽ lOr, Tani iudgement tn Ro- Ig And J will powe my wath bpon || Btn, whichis the Krengthof Egypt:and F 10r, Pelufium. will Deftroy the multitude of | Ma. Or, Alexandrite 16 Am J willetfirein Egypt: Sin hal baue great (020w: and #20 ſhalbe deſtroyed, and Noph Wall hauelozowesBaylp. - 17 The vong men ofi Auen, Cof Phi · 0r, Heliopolis. beſeth hall fall by the ſword, and thele cities Or Pubaſum. fhall go into capttuttie, 18 At Tehaphnehes the day < ſhall re» ffraine his light, when J Wall bzeake there the ‘batresof Egypt: and when the pomp of her power thall ceale tn ber, the cloud Malil couer her, and ber Daughters hall gor into captiuitie. 19 Thus will J erecute iudgements in SEVP, and they hall knowe, that 3 am the a 2 . 20 E And in the- eleuenth peere,in the firft moneth, and tn the ſeuenth day ef the mo- neth, the word ofthe Loz came vnto mee, ing, 21 Senneof man, € J haue broken the arme of Pharaoh king of Caypt : and loe, ít (hall not be bound vy to be healed, neither all they put a rolle to bind tt, and fo make it trong, to hold thefwo2d. 22 Gherefore thus fapth the Lord God, Behold, J come againt Pharaoh kingof g His force and Caypt, and wii breake £ bisarme, that power, Sf was c Meaning, that there fhall be great forow and affliction. d That is, the ſtrength and force, e Of the capti- uity of Jeconiah, or of Zedekiahs reigne. £ For Nebuchad- nezzar deftroyed Pharaoh Necho at Carchemifh, Tere.46.26. ” Asfhurs profperities was ffrong, butis broken, and J wiltcauie the woz ta fall out of bis hand. = 23 And Fwiit acter the Egyptians a» mong the nations, and will Deiperte then through the countrcys. 24 And J will ſtrengthen the arme of the king of Babel, and put my fwad in bis ban’, but J wilibzeake Pharaohs armes, ana be hail cat out fighings,as the fighings ef him tharis wounded betoze bint. 25 But J wil ſtrengthen the armes of the h Whereby we “Sing of Babel, and toearmes of Pharaoh fhall fall Downe,and they Wall know that J Eea Ie am the Lord, * when I tball put mp lua: ofthem(clues, intothe hand ofthe king of Babel, ana hee nethercandoe Mall ftretch tt out vponthe lant of Egypt. any more harme 26 And 3 will ſcatter the Cayptians a- thenGodap- Mong the nations, and Difperfecyent among pointeth,and tUe countreys,andrbep Mall knowe, that 3 whenhewill, am the Loz. —— CHAP. XXXI. 2 Acomparifon of the proſperitie of Pharaoh with the profperitie ofthe Affyrians. ia He pro~ phefieth alike deſtruction to them both. F a Of Zedekishs Am inthe 2 eleventh peere, in the third - seione,or of Le- monceth, & in the firit day of the maneth, — capti- the Word of the Lord came vnto me, faping, mitic, 2 Sonne of man, peake vnto Pharaoh king of Egyvpt, and topis multitude, Ahom art thou è itke tn thy greatneſſe? : 3 Behold, Alchur was like a cedar in Le- banon wit) faire branches, and with thicke thadowing boughs and Hot vp very hie, and his top was among the thicke boughs. 4 he waters nourihed hini, and the Deepe exalted bimen high mith her riuers running round about bts plants, and fent c Manyother Slit ber liftle rtucrs vato all the trees of the nationswere yn- § fel. : dertheirdomi- . 5 Therefore bis height was eraltcd a- nion, beug all che trees of the feld,and bts boughs $Or,countrey, Were multiplied, and bis branches were long, becaule of the multitude of p waters, which the deepe {ent ont. 6 Alithe foulesof theheauen made their nets in bis boughs, and vnder bis branches Mud ail the beaits of the ficld bring foorth their pong. and vnder bis Matowe dwelt all mightie nations. Thus was he fairein his greatneife, ardin tye length of his bzanthes ; foz big root Was neere great waters, 8 The cedars tu the garden $ of God could not bide him : no frre tree wasitke his branches, and the cheffennt trees were not like his boughs sall the trees inthe gars Den of God were not like vnto him in his beautie. ib: ale d 9 3 mande him faire by the multitude of his bzanches : fo that allthe trees of Coen, that were in the garden of God, enwten fOr, thoww2f? Ym. if vp. Io Therefore thus fapeth the Lord God, c Thatis, of Ne. Becaute (lhe ts lift vpon high, and hath hor bychad-nezzar, bp his top among the thicke boughes, ann who ckerward, his heart is lift vp in bis heicht wasthe monarch, IL 3) haue therefore Deltucred bim into andonelyruler the Sandes of the c mightie among the ofthe world, beaten: be Hallhandle bun, for J haug caf b. Meaning, that he was not like in ſtrength to the king of the AGyrians,whom the Babylonians ouercame. a Signifying, that chere was no greater power inthe world then his was, «Ezekiel. His fall. Dim atay fo: bis wickedneTe. . - 12 And the itrangershauc dekroted him, ` euen the terrible nations, and tiep dane leit bim vpon the mountames, and ta all che valleys his: branches are failen, and bis boughs are € broken by all the rivers of tye land: and allthe people of tye carti are te: — trom pts ſhadow, and haue flaken im. 13 pon bhis ruine thall ati the foutes of the heauen remaine and all the beaſts of the field Halbe vpon pts beanches, 41 So that none of ali thetrees by the Waters Hall be exalted by their height, nei- toer tball Moore Yp their toppe among the thick boughs, neither thal therr leaues tand vp in their height which vinkelo much wa- ter; fortheparealt deliuered vnto Death in the nether parts of che earth in the middes J of the chilozen okmen among them that goe g. The deepe wae Downe tothe pir. tersthatcaufed . Iş Thus fapeth the Lord Ged, Jn the Day himto mount fo when he went Downe to bel, 3 cauled them high (meaning to mourne,and J e ceuered the Decpe for him. his great aboun⸗ and Jdid reftraine the floods thereof, the dance & pompe) great waters were itaped : J canlen Leba: ‘hall now lameng nonto mourne fox him, and atl che trees ot asthoughthey the fica fainted. ) were couered 16 3 made the nations to Make at the with fackcloth. found of bts fall, when F cat him towne h To cawe this to bell, with than that Belcend to rhe pit, deftrudion of andali the erceltent trees of Eoen, andthe the king of Af- beft of Lebanon; cuen all that are nourihed {ria to feeme with waters, Hali bee comtorted tn the nee More horrible, ther parts ofthe earth. _ __ hefetteth forth 17 They allo went downe to hell with other kings and hini vno them that be llaine with thefwoz, Princes, which and his arme and they that dwelt ynder his are dead, as fhadow in the mids ofthe heathen. though they re- 18 To whom i art thou thus like in glo, ioyced at the fall rp and in greatnefle among thetrees of. offuch atyrant, | Ben.? pet thou halt becalt Downe with the i Meaning, thar | trees of Eden vnto the nether parts of the Pharaohs power | eerti : thon Wale lieepe in the mids ofthe vasmothing ſo kynciccumetied, with themtbatbe flatnebp great as his was. the fino: this is Phataoh and ail pis nwl, K Reade Chep. titude, faith the Lozd Gov, 28. 10, CHAP. XXXIIL. 2 The Prophet ù commanded to bewaile Pha- rash King of Egypt. 12 He prophefieth that de- ſtruction fhal come unto Egypt througn the King of Babylow. A Din thea twelfth yeere in the thaclfrh meneth, & inthe fir dav of the mone the two: of the Loꝛd came vnto me, faying, 2 Sonne ofinan,take bp a lamentation for Pharaoh King of Egypt, and fap vnto him, Thou art ſike a>tyonof thenations, aud art asaſdzagon tn the fea: thou caſtedſt out thy riuers < and troubled it the waters with thy feet, and ſtampedſt in their riuers. 3 Ehbuslatth the Lode God, * J will therefore ſpꝛead mp nette ouer thee witha great multitude of people, and they Wall oucrcome. inake thee come bp into my net, HOr whale. 4 Then wil! J leaue thee vpon theland, c Thouprepare ” and J will cat thee vpon the open fielde, redft greatar- and J} will caule all the foules of the Heas mies, uen to remaine vpon thee, and F will All chap.r2.13. All and.17.20_ f Hereby is fige nified the deftrue ion of tne power of the Afe fyriansbythe Babylonians. As a Whichwasthé firft yeere ofthe general captiuity ynder Zedekiah; b Thus the fcripe turescompare tyrants to cruell and huge beafts, which deuoure althat be weaker then they, and fuch as they may haraohs fall. The all the beaſtes of the ficid with thee. § And J will lay tyy fleſh spor the maun- taines, Ell the valleys 4 with chine height. 6. 3 will alla water with thy blood tie ofthine armie. land wherein thou ¢ fwtinmelt, euen to the Je AsNilusouer- mountatiies, and the riuers ſhall bee fullot foiveth Egypt, thee. s fo will I mike 7 And when J Hall! put thee out, y will theblood of couer the heauen, and make the itarres thine hofteco thereot Darke: * J will couer the funne with ouerfow it. a cloude, ana the noone hall not giue ber f The word fg- light. À nifiethto be put 8 All the lights of heanen will J make out as a candie is Darke fo: yee, aud bring s darkenelle vpon put out. thy land, ſayth the Lord Gud. Ife.13.10.ż0el12. 9 J will alſo trouble the hearts of many 31. 3.15. people, when J thall bring thp deſtruction matth.24.29. among the nations,and vpon the countrepes g Bythismaner which thou ball not kkowen. fof {pecchisment 10 Dea, J wul make many people anta» the great forrow zed at thee, and their kings chalbe altontijed that (hallbefor with feare foz thee, when J hall make my the flaughterof fwod to glitter againit therr facez,and they the king and bis {all be atraid at euerp moment: eueryman people, fo: his owne life in the Day of thy fall. i Il for thus fatth the Lord God, The — of the king of Babel hall come vpon £ ee 12 Bp thefwordes of the mightie will J caule thy multitude to fall: they all hall bee terrible nations, and thep hall Deroy the h pompeot Egypt, and all che multitude thereot yall be contained. dWirhheapes ‘of the carkeifes — h Thiscame to paffe in lefe then foureyeeresafier 13 Jwill deſtroy alſo all the beaſts there- thisprophefie. of from the great water fines, neither Wall j the foote of man tronubic them anp moze, no? the ip EETA an o hin i To.wit, I4 en will J make i thetr waters 3 To wit, ofthe > cepe,aith caule their rtucrs to cu like ople, fhallquictlyen- | IS, Chen J hal make the land of Egypt joy all thy com- deſslate, and tye countrey with all that ts moditics. therein, thallbelaped wate : when J thall fintte all thein,which dweltherein, then ſhall thcy know that 3| am the Lod. À 16 This is the mourning wherwith they fhalilament her: the Daughters of the natt- ons ſhalllament her: thep fall tament foz Egypt, and for aller multitude, ſayth the Lod Gon. : 17 € Inthe twelkth peere allo, inthe fif teenth day of the moneth, came the wd of the Lord vnto me, faying, } 18 Sonne ofmat, lament foz the multi- tuae of Egypt, and k caft them Bowne, cuen them andthe Daughters of the mightte nati- k That is,pro- phefie, thatthey thall be caft downe: thus the Lord giueth his Prophets power both to plant & to deftroy by his word,reade Iere, 1.410. ons vnto the necher parts of the earth, with Haue not other them that gae Downe inte the pit. Kingdomes more 19 Ahom doelt thou pafle in beauty? go beautifullthen = Downe and ficepe with the vncircumciſed. thou,perithed? 20Thepy thal fallin the mids of them that m That is, are ilaine by the fmozd: m We is deliuered to Egypt theſword: Daw ber Downe, aud al her nwl- n To makethe matter more fen- fible, he bzingerh titude. 21 The mot mighty and ſtrong Mall f th ſpeake to "pim out ofthe mids of bell with inPharsoh,who them that helpe her: they are gone Downe the dead (hall > and fleepe with the vncircumciled that bee meete & maruell {laine by the wod. : athim, readelfa, 22 Afihur is there and all his company? &4.9, their graues arg aout Him + all thep are Chap. xxxilj. ‘The word of the Lord againft the mockers of the endof tyrants. 322 <> fizine and fallen by the ſword. 23 tbo graues are mane in the Roe of the pit, and bts multitude are round avout bis grauc; all they are Gaine ad fallen by the ſword, which cauled fearg to bie in the land ef tye liuing. j 24 There is o Clam and all bis multitude o Meaniag the round about bis graue: al they are flaincand Perfians. | fallen bp the ſwoꝛd, which are gone Downe with v vncircumciſed into the nether parts of the earth, which cauled themſelues to bee feared tn the land of the r living, pet haue p Whom ia thie they borne their Mamie with then that are life all the werid gone Downe to fhe pit. 3 feared, | 25 Thep baue made dis bed inthe mids | of heflatne w al his multitude. their granes | are round about him:all thete vncircumciſed | are laine by the ſword: thongh they baug | cauled their feare inthe land of the ituing, | pethaue they borne their Hame with then that goe Downe tothe pit: they are laped in the mids ef them that be Haine. ; 26 Thercisa Methech, Tubal, and all q Thatis,the their multitude: theit graues are round a- Cappadecians & bout them: all theſe vncircumciſed werg Italians,or Spa- flatneby che lword, though they cauled their niards, as lofe- feare tobe intheland of the ltutng. _ pitts wrirech. 27 And they Hall not lie with the paliant t ofthe vncircumcilſed, that are alien, which ate gone Down te the graue, with their wea- pons of warre, and baue layd their ſwordes vader their heads, but thety miquitie ſhall bec vpon their bones: becauſe they were the teare of the mighty in the land of the liuing. 28 Dea, thou ſhalt bee broken inthe mids of the vncitcumciſed: ard tte with them that ateflaincbythefwod. i 29 There is Edom, bis kings and all his princes, which with their ſtrength arelaped by them that were flaine by the ſword: thep thall ſſeepe with the vncircumcifed, € with them that gecdowne to the pit. 30 There be al the prtrices of the Morth, f The kings of with al the ʒidonians, which are gone Down Babylon. with the laine, with their feare: chep are ae ſhamed ot thetr ſtrength, and the vncircum· ciſed leepe with them that bee Naine by the ſword, and beare their pame with them that goe Downe to the pit. 31 Pharaoh Hall ſee them, and hee ſhalbe t comforted oner all bis multitude; Pharaoh and all his armie thali be {laine by the ſword, faith the Lo: Goo. i 32 J023 hauecauled my « feare tobein tie land of rhe liuing: t he halbe tai in the mids of the vncircumciſed with them that ace {laine by the fwo cuen Pharaoh and al bis multitude, laith the Lod God. CHAP. XXXIII. r Which died not by cruell death, but by the courfe ofnacurc, _ and are honcu- rably buried with their coat ar- monr & fignes of honour. t Asthe wicked | reioyce when they fee others partakers of their miferies, u I will make the Egyptians afraide of me,as they caufed others te feare them. 2 The office of the couernours and minifters. 14 Hee ftrengtheneth them that defpaire, and boldeneth them withthe promife of mercie. 30 Prophet, — the word of the Loꝛd came bute me,laying, 2 ounce ok man, ſpeake to the childern ofthy people, and E pan them, ae 2 — — fOr, oftheir coaſtes. a He fheweth that the people ought to haue continually go- uerncurs and teachers which may haue a care ouer them, and to warne them ewer of the dan- gers whieh areat band, b Signifying that the wicked fhail not efcape pu- nilhmenct though the watchman be negligent; butif che warchman blow the trum- pet, and then hee will not obey, he fhal deferue dou- ble punifhment, Cbap. 3. 17. c Whichtea- cheth that bee that receiueth nothis charge at the Lords mouth, isafpy, and nota true watchman. d The watchman muft anfwere for the blood of ail that perifh through his neg- ligence, e Thus the wic- ked when they _ heare Gods _ mdgement for their finnes, de- fpaire of his mer- Cies,and mus- mure: -f Read Chap. 18,23. g Readof this righteoufneffe, Chap,18.2 1, 24. h Hereby hee . condemneth all them of hypo- crifie, which pre- tend to forfake wickedneffe, and yetdeclare not themfclues fuch > by theirfruites, thar is,im obey- ing Gods com- mandeménts and by godly life, J bring the ſword bpon a land, if the people ef the land take a man || from among them, and make him their 2 watchman, 3 PE wher he (eeth the ſword come vpon the land, dee blow the trumpet, and warne the people, 4 Then he that heareth the found of the trumpet,and wil not be warned, if the ſword coine,and take bun away, hts blood Hall bee. bpon bis owne head. § Fez he heard the found of the trumpet. and would not be admoniſhed: therefore hts blood ſhalbe vpon Him: but he chat receiueth warning, fhail faue bis life. 6 But rf the watchman fee the fwod come, and blowe not the trumpet, andthe people bee not warned: if the {word come, and take any perfor from among them, bee is taken awap foz bis Stniquitte, but bts tae will J] require at the watchmans hand, 7 *othou, Ofonneof man, J haue made thee a watchman vnto the boule of Te rael: therefore thou halt heare the wo2d at my c mouth, and admoniſh them from me. 3 Giben J hall {ay vuto the wicked, D wicked man thou Walt die the Death, if thou Doeft not (peake , and admoniſh the wicked of his way, that wicked man fhall Die foz hts iniquitie: but his blood wilt 3| 4 require at thine hand. : j + 9 Freuertheleffe, if thou warne the wic- Red af his way, to turne from it, if he dee not turne from his wap , hee Walt Dic foz his ini- quitte,but thou galt deliuered thy foule. 10 Therefore, D thor fon of man, (peake vnto the houleot Ffrael, Thus yee ſpeake and fay, JE our tranſgreſſions € our uͤnnes be vpon vs, and we are conſumed becaule of them, «how onld we then line? H Bay onto them, As Fz tine, Cayeth the Lord Goo, £ 3 delire net the Death of rhe wicked , but that the wicked turne from his way tlie: turne pou, turne you froni pour tuill wayes, fez why will pe Bie, D pee Boule of Iſrael: > 12 Therekore thou osne ofman, fap tn» tothe chiluzen of thy people, The s rightes oulnefie of the righteous Wall not Deltner him int the Day ef bis tranſgreſſion, noz the wickedneſſe of the wicked fhall caufe him to fal thereti,inthe Day that he returneth from his wickeDuelle, neither Hall the righteous lite for his righteoufnefle in the Bay that bee finneth. Í 13 Chen J ſhall fap vnto the righteous, that he Mall Qurclyline,if he truf tobis ows righteouſneſſe, and commit tntqurty, all bis righteouſneſſe hall bee no moze remembred, but foz his iniquitte that he hath committed, he ſhall die for the fame. : 14 Againe, when J thal fay vuto the wic- kev, Chou Malt die the veath, ithee turne from hts finne,and De that which ts lawfull andi right, Is To wit, ifthe wicked reſtore the pledge, and giueagaine that be had robbed, & walke in the ftacutes of life, without conunitting intquttte, he Wall ſurely liue,and not Bie.” 16 fone of his Annes that hee hath com» mitted Mall be mentioned vnto hint, becauſe Ezekiel. he all ſurely line. 17 Pet the childꝛen oF thy people fap Lhe tay of theLozdets notcquali: but their owne way ts vnequall. ; -18 Chen the righteous turneth from his righteoulnes,and committeth iniquity, bee Mall euen Die thereby. à 19 ‘But tf the wicked returne from bis wickedneſſe, and Doe that which islawthil and riabtbe wall line thereby. s 20 Det pe fay, the way of theLo2d isnot equal. D ye houſe of Piraci, J wil iudge pou every one after his wayes. 21 Allein the twelfth peere of ourcap> i Vhenthe Pro⸗ tintty,in the tenth moneth, and tn the fift day of the moneth, onethat had eſcaped out of Jerufalem, came vute me,and (ald, The cis tie is (mitten. ; 22 Now the * hand of the Lord had bene bpon me tn the euening afore be that had ef- caped,came,and had opened my month, yn g tilihe came to mein the mozning:and when be pan opened my! mouth, J was no moze umbe. 23 Againe the word of the Loꝛd came vn⸗ tome,and (ard, 24 Sonne ofman,thele that dwell in the Defolate places ofthe land of Iſrael, talke andfay," Abraham was but one, and he pot feffen the land: but we are manp,therfore the land fhalbe gtuen vein poſſeſſion. : 25 Therefore fay vnto them, Thus faith the Lode God, Pee eate with the "blood, and lift vp your eyes toward your idoles, ripe theo blood: Hould peethen poſſeſſe the and? 26 Peeleane vpon your o ſworꝛdes;: pee worke abomination,and pe defile euery one bis prisons wife: Gould ye then poſſeſſe £ and * 27 Bay thus onto them, Thus faith the LoD God, As J line, fo ſurely they that are in the Befolate places, fhal fall by the ſword: and him that is tnthe open eld, will J grue vnto the beattsto be deuoured:and they rhat be in the forts and tn thecaues, all dye of thepeftilence. 28 FFoꝛ J will lay the tand deſolate and watte,and the * pampe of ber ftrength ſhall ceate,and the mountaines of Iſrae yall be Defolate,and none hall paſſe thorow. 29 Then ſhall they know that Jam the Lod, when J haue layd the land deſolate and wate, becanfe of all thetr abominations that they haue committed.. “30 Qifo thou nne ofman,the childzen of thy people thatrralk of thee by the wals and in the Dozes of boules, ¢ ſpeake one to ana- ther,erery one tobis brother, faping,Come, 3| pray you,and beare what ts the word that commeth from the Loo. 31 Foꝛ they come vnto thee,as the people vfeth to come: and mp people fit befoze thee, anD hearethy wordes, but they will not tog them: foz with their mouthes they make q teftes, and their heart goeth after their co- uetouſneſſe. 32 And loc, thou art nto them,as a lie- fting fong sfone that hath a pleafant voice, ang can ling well fa: they beare thy — Hypocrites boafting. A iefting fong, be hath done that which is lawfull ¢ rigdt, Chap. Li g, 2$: phet was leda- way captive with Teconiah, k I was indued with the fpirit of prophefie,Chap, EF 1 Whereby is fig- nified that the minifters of God cennot {peake till God giue them courage & open their mouthes, Cha,24 27.& 29 21. ephe. 6.19. m Thus the wic- ked thinke them- felucs more wor~ thy to inioy Gods promife then the - Saints of God, to whom they were made: and would bind Godto be fabieé& to them, though they would net be bound tohim, n Contraryto the Law, Levit, 1744. o Asthey thae are ready ftillto fhed blood, Chap.7.24.G 248 25.0% 30.657. p In derifion. q This declareth that we oughtto heare Gods word with fuch zeale and affeGien,that wefhould ina poynts obey it, els we abufe the word to our own, condemnation, and make of his minifters as though they were ieftes to ferue mens foo= lith fantafies, | Or,pleefantyand loue fong, 3 heards he mea- neth the king, the Magiftrates, Priefts and Pro- phets. b Ye feeke toin- rich your felues li fhepheards. but they Boe them not. 33 Aud when this cemmeth to paffe (for foc, tt will nag then Wall thep know that a ophet bath beene among them, CHAP, XXXITIT. 4 2 Againfi the ſpepheardes that defpifed the flocke of Chrift and (eeke their owne gaise. 7 The Lord ſacth that he will vifite bis difperfed flocke, - aad gatherthem together, 23 Hee proms/(eth the true fhepheard Chrift, ard with him peace, AS the word ef the LoD came vnto me, ping, ` k 2 —— ofinan, prophelle againſt the pheards of Iſrael propiefic and fay vnts them, Thus faith the Lod God bito the fhepbheards, * oe be vnto the a Hepheards of Piracl, that feede themſelues: ſhould not the Wephearns feede the flockes? 3 Peeate ther fat,and pe cloth por with the wool: pee kill them that are fed, but yee feede not the ſheepe. 4 The < weake baue pee not ftrengthe- ned: fhe fick haue ye not healed neither bane peebound vp the broken, nor brought againe Chap. xxztiij. The gaod fhephieard. folne and in fat pafture thal they feede vpon the mountaines of Iſrael. à I5 J will feede my cheepe, and bring thent to their rett,faith the Lod Gov. 16 3J will ſeeke that which was lok, and bring agatne that which was driuen away, and will binde yp that which was bokem 3 5 $ 32 and will ſtrengthen the weake, but 3 wili arrer the fat and the £ ftrong, and 3i will g Meaning, fuch cede them with * tndgement. as life vp them- 17 Alioyou mp ſheẽpe, Thus fayeth the (clues aboue £010 Sod, Behold, Jindge betweene Heepe their brethren, and fheepe, betweene the rammes and the ancthinke they goates. é : haue no neede 18 Seemeth it a {mall thing vnto yon to tobegouerned baue caten vp the good i pature,but pe muft by me. treade Downe with pour fzete the reſidue of h Thatic,by fut- pour patturezand to haue Drunk of the Deepe ting ditfererce waters,but pe mutt trouble the relidue with betweene the pour feete? f ~~ good an the 19 And my theepe eat that which ye haue bad,and fo give troden with pour keete, EDunke that which. co either as they pee bane troubled with pour feete. deferue. 20 Therefore thus fatth the Loꝛd God i By good pa- vnto them, Behold, J,cuen Y wilt iudge be⸗ Rure and decpe bytheir commo- that which was Diuen away, neither hane dities.& fo fpoyle - pe fought that which was tot, but with crus tweene the fat Heepe and the leane ſheepe. 21 Becaute pee bane thruſt with fide and waters ismeant the pure word of their riches and fubftance, c Hee deferibeth the office and duetie of a good Paftour, who ought to loue and ſuccoar his flocke and not to be cruell to- ward them, d For lacke of good goucrne- ment & dofrine they perifhed, e By defiroying the couetous hirelings, andre- toring true thep- heards: whereof we hauea figne, fo oft as God fendeth true preachers,who both by doGrine and life labour to feed/his fheepe in the pleaſant pafturesofhis eltie, and with rigour haue pee rules them. § And they were (catteredD without a with ſhoulder, and puthe all the weake with. God, andthe ad- your hornes, tillpee bane (cattered thema- fhepheard ¢ and when they were difpericd, broad Haid were 4Denoured of all the beatts of the eld, 6 My ſheepe wandered thorow all the Mountathes,and npon euery high bill: yea, my flock was fcattered thezow ali the carth, and none did ſeeke oz {earch after them. - 7 CGherefore pee Hephearas, beare the wed of the Lo20. 8 As Jliue faith the Lore God, lurely be⸗ caule my flocke was ſpoyled, and my ſhcepe were deuoured of all the beattes of the Held, hauing no thepheard, neither DD my fep- beards feeke my eepe, but the Hepheardes fed themſelues, and fed not my foerpe, 22 Therefore will I elpe my fheepe,and minifration of uſtice, which they did not di - they thatl no moze bee {popled, and J will Aribute to the iudge betweene ſheepe and repe, 23 And FZ will fet vp a ſhepheard oner them,ann he tyal feed them,cuen my fernant k Danis, hee thalt feede them,and he Hall be thetr feepbeard. ih. 24 ånd J the Lom willbe their Sod,and iy leruant Dania thall be the prince among them, J the Lom haue fpoken tt, 25 And J wiil make with chem a cone< nant of peace, and twill caule the enitl beatts to ceaſe out ofthe fand:and thep ſhall dwell ſakely in the wildernelſe, and fleepetuthe 9 Gherefore beare yee the word okthe woods Loꝛd.O pee ſhepheards. 10 Thus fatth the Lod God, Behold, J come againſt the thepheardes , and will res quite my fheepe at their hands, and canfe them to ceate trom feening the fheepe: nets ther (hall the thepheards feede themſelues any moze: foz T will deliuer my MHecpe from e thE MERES and they Hall no moze De- uoure them. IE $0 thus fatth the Lo: God, Behold, J wilt (earch my fheepe, and fecke them out. 12 Asa ſhepheard tearcheth ont his flock, then hee hath beene among his heepe that ave {cattered , fo will J feeke ont my fheepe, and wil Deliver them out ofal places, where they bane bene tattered tn £ the cloudie and Darke Day. ; 13 nd J will bring them out from the word. people,and gather them from the countries, f Inthedavof and will izing them fe their owne land and their affiGion feede them bpon the mountaines of Iſrael. andmiftrie-and ¶ by the riners,and all the inhabited places of this promifeis’’ the countrey * i mi tocomfortthe ~~ “14 J will fede them ia good paſture. Churchinall ` anD bgonthe bic mountatnes of Fitact Mall dangers. their kolde bees there thall they lic ina good ods. 26 And J will (et theim,as a bleſſing, euen round abont my monntaine:and F wti taule ratne to conte Down in Due ſealon, and there ſhall be raine —7 27 Andthe tree of che field Hatt pias ber frutte,and the carth Mail giue her frnire, and they hail be tafe fn their ſand, and hall know that Jam the Loz, when F baue b20- ken the coardes of their poke, and deliuered them out of the bands of thole that ſerued themſelues of them. 28 Aud they hall no moze bee fpoyted of the heathen, neither wall the beattes of the land deuoure thent.but they Hati Dwell fafe- ly, and nonce all make them afaaid. 29 And J twill ratte vp forthem a" plant of renowine, and they ſhalbe nomee confit med with bunger in the land, neither beare thereproch of the heathen any moze. 30 Thus ſhall they vndetſtand, that J the Loz their God am with chem, and that they, even the boule of Jiraci, are my people, faith the Lord God. * Spia 31 And ye my Heepe, the Heepe of mypa⸗ ftureare men, and Jam pour Goo, faith the Lod God. 6632 CHAP. pooretill they had corrupted it, k Meaning i. Chrift of whom Dauid wasa fie ~~ gure, Iere. 30.9. hofe 3.5. ‘1 Thisdeclareth that ynder Sig l the flocke fhould. be truely deliues ` red from finne, and he and o bee (afely pre= ferued inthe Church wkere they fhauld ne- uer perilh, * m The fruicsof Gods egracesfall appeare in great a Biar his Church. n Thatis,the rod that fha'l come out of the roote of Ifhai, Jarr, i The enemie punifhed. a Wherethe I- dumcans dwelt, b When by their punifhment I cal- led chem from their iniquitie. c Except thou, repent thy for- mer crueltic, d To wit,to their former eftate, € Meaning, Ifrael and Judah, f And fo by fighting againft Gods people, they fhould go about to put him out of his owne poſſeſſion. g As thon haft done ciuelly,fo. fhale thou be cruelly handled. h Shewing,that when God puni- fheth the enee mies, the godly ought to confi- derthat he hatha care ouer them, and fo praife his ‘Name: and alfo that the wicked rage as though there wereno God, tili they feele his hand to sheir deſtruction. Chap.6.2. CHAP, XXXV. 2 The deſtruction that [ball come on mounte Seir becauſe they troubled the people of the Lard. Mee the wod ot the Loꝛd came vn⸗ tome,faping, 2 Bonne of man, fet thp kace againſt mount? Heir,and prophelie againſt it, And fay butott, Thus faith the Lo: 0d, Behold, D mount Heir, J| come as gainſt thee,and J wil ſtretch out mine hand againft thee, and Jwill make thee defolate and watte, a 4 Jwilllay thy tities wae, and thon fhalt be Defolate,and thou Walt know that J am the Lod. 5 Becawle thou hat had a perpetual ba- tred and haft put the childzen of Iſraelto flight by the force of the liwo: in the time of tbeir calamitie, when their > triquitte fad an ende, $ 6 Therefore as J liuc, faith the Loa God, J will peepare thee vnto blood, and blood Mall purlue thee: except thou: bate btood,euen blood hall purſue thee. 7 hus will J make mount Heit Delo. fate, and watte, and cut of from tt hint that paileth out,and him that returnech. Ans F will fill his mountaines with his Maine men: in thine hils, and in thy vals leys, and in all thy riuers fall they fall, chat are flaine with the lword. i 9 J wilimake thee perpetuall defolati- ons and thy cities ſhall not returne, and pe fhall know that J ain the Lod. Io Becaule thouhalt aro, < Theſe two nations, and thel: two countreyes Hall bee mine, ant wee will poſſeſſe them Cleeing the Lord wast there.) Il Cherfore as J liuc faith the Lord God, J wit euen Doe according tothy s weath,and according to thine tndignation which thou baft vlen in thine hatred againſt them : and J will make my felfe knowen among them when J hare tudged thee. 12 Andthouhaltknow, that J the Loa Hane heard all thy blafphemies which thou haſt ſpoken againſt the mountaines of Iſra· el, faping, Chey lic wake, they are gluen bs to be Deuoured. 3 Thus with your mouthes pee haue boafted againſt mee, and haue multiplied yout woes again mee : J baue beara them, 14 Thus faith the LoD Gov, So hall all the wala retepce, when J Hail make thee Defelate. 6 15 As thou diddeſt reioyce at the inheri« tance of the boule of Glrael, becaule it was deſolatc, fo wilt J Doe unto thee : thou hate be defolate,D mount Heir, and all Idumea wholly, and they- ſhall know, that J am the Lord. CHAP. XXXVI 8 He promifethes deliuer Ffrael fromthe Gen- tiles, 22 The benefits done vato the Fewes, are to bce afcribedtethemercie of God, and not vato their defernings. 26 God renemeth ony hearts, that we may walke in his commandement s, Lio thon fonneof man, prophetic vnto A the * mountainecs of Iſrael and fay. ee mountainigs oF Iſxael, hearethe werd ofthe Call any. moze, faith the Lozd ye Ew Ezekiel. LoD. 2 Ehusfayeththe Lord Sod, Wecanle thea enemte bath {aid agant pou, Apa euen at hie places of the woꝛld are ours in pol eluon, 3. Therefor prophelie,¢ fay, Thus fatth the Lord God, Becauſe that they haue made you Defolate, andfwallowed you vp on euery lide, that yee might bee a polleifion puto the refidue of the heathen, and ye are came unto the lips and c tongues of men, and vito the repzoch of the people, 4 Aberefoze yee mountatnes of Iſrael. Cóm Ifrael. a Thatis,the Idumean, b Thatis Jeru. falem, which for Gods promifes was the chiefcft of all the world, c Yeare madea matter of talke and derifion to beare the wo: of the Lord Gov, Thus faith all che world, the Lo2d God to the mountatnes and to the ils, te the riuers,and to the valleyes, and to the waite and deſolate places, and tothe ci- ties that are forſaken: which are {popled and had in Derilion of rhe refidne of che heathen thatareroundabout. _. - 5 Therefor thus faith the Loꝛd Gov, Surely in the fire of mine indignation haug J poken again the relidue ofthe heather, and againit all Idumea which 4 haue taken my land foe their poflellion, with the iopo < 7 all their heart, and with Delpightfuilnundes LEs to baue ir, to caft it out foz a pray. and therefore 6 rophelie therefore vpon thelandof came with Ne- Firael, and fay vnto the mountaines,andte buchacnezzar a the bilies, to tye riuers, and tothe vallepes, Zeinſt lerufslem Tius lapeth the Lord God, Behold, F hae for this purpofe, fpokenin imine indignation, tin my wath, becaule pee haue fultered the < hame ofthe e Becaule you Heathen, s haue beene a 7 Therefore thus faith the Lord God, laughing ftocke J bane f liften bp mine hand, farelpthe varothem, Heathen that are about you, hall beare thei f Bymakinga hame. folemne oath, 8 But you,D mountaines af Ifrael, pee reade Chap.20 § {hall soote foozth your byanches,and baing g God declareth foozth pour fruit tomy people of Iſrael: fog his mercies and they ate readiete come, goodneſſe towaid 9. For behold, J come vnto you, and J his Church,who will tutne vnto pou, aud pe ſhalbe tilled and fill preferuech ſowen. his,cuen when 10 And Jwil matey the men bpon pou, he deftroyech bis euen all the boule of Iſrael wholly, andthe enemies, cities fall bee tnbabited, anv the Delolate places fall be huilded. 11 And J wil multiply bpon pou man and beaſt, and they hall tncreateand bzing Fruit, and F will tauſe pou to Dwell after yaur old eftate, and J will beſtow benefits vpon pou h Which waeac- moze thenbat the firit,and pe Wal know that complifhedvnder Jam the Lor. Chrift,to whom 12 Vea, J will caule men towalke bpon allthefe tempo- ipon, cuen mp people Iſtael, and they fhall rall deliuerances poſſeſſe you, and pe Halbe their inheritance, did direct them. and pe thal no moze henceforth depriue theni i That is,vpor: ofmen. A y the mountaines 13 Thus faith the Lod God. Becauſe oflerufalem, thep fay vnto pou, Thon * land deuonreſt bp fOr,thee. men, and bhatt beene a walker of thypeople, k Thische ene- 14 Cherefoze thor Walt deuoure men nO miesimputed as moze, nether matte thy people hencefoozth, rhe reprochof faith the Led Go, the land, which 15 Neither will J caule mento heare in God did for che thee the Hame of thebeathen any moꝛe, neie finnes of the ther Halt than beare the reproch ef the pro: people aceor- leany moze, neither Malt cauſe thp fotke to dingo his iuſt judgements... Qg- d They appoin- ted withthem- | The fonie heart. Ffa.$2.$- 792,24 i And therefore would not fuffer my Name to be had in contempt, as the heathen wouid haue re- proched me,if I had fuffered my Church to perifh, m This exclu. deth from man - all dignitie,and meane to deferuc any thing by, fee- ing that God re- ferreth the whole to‘bimfelfe,and that onely for the glory of bis holy Name. IOr, your. n Thatis, his fpirit whereby he reformeth the heart,and rege- 16 ¶ Moꝛeduet, the wode of the Lode came vate me, faving 17 Some efma, when the houſe of FE ratl dwelt inthetrowneland, they defiled p it by their owne wayes,and by thetr Deedes: their Way was befog meg as the tilthineſſe of the menſtruous. f 13 Mherekore J powed my wath vpon then, foz the blood that thep had thed in che land, aud fea their Doles, wherewith they had paliuted it, 19 Gund J fcattered them among the heathen, and thep were diſperled thozowe the countreps:for accozbing to their wayes, * according to thetr Deedes, F udged em. 20 *And when they entred vnto the hea. then, whither they went, they polluted my holy flame, when they ſayd of them, Theie ate the people of the Loꝛo, and are gone out of hts lant. j 21 But J fauoured mine holy ! Mame, which the houle of Iſrael had polluted a» mong the heathen. whither they went. 22 Gherfoze fay vnto the houle of Iſrael. Thus laith the Lod God,F Doe not this foz yaur fakes, D houle of Iſrael, but for mine mbolysames fake, which ye polluted among the heathen, whither pe went. 23 Gud 3 will fanctifle my great Mame, which was polluted among the heathen, a⸗ mong whom yeu haue polluredit, and the beathen thal know that 3 am the Lord, farth the Lot God, when F thal! bee ſanctitied in you before || their eyes. 24 Fo J will take you from among the heathen, aud gather pou out fal countreps, and wall bing you into your owne land. 25 Then wil J powe cleane» water bp- on pouant ye ſhall bee cleane; yea, from all your lilthineſſe, and from all pour toles wil J ckan you. . í 26 *4 new heart allo will J gine pon, and anew [pirit will J put within you, and J will take away the tonie heartout of your bodtz,and J wili gine you a heart of fief), nerateth his, 27 Gnd F will put my pirit within pou, Iſa.44 3. and caule you to walke in my ſtatutes, and Fere. 32 29 pe ſhall keepe my iudgements and Doe them. Chap. 1.39» @ Vader the a- bundance oftem- porall benefits, be concludeth 28 And yee ſhal Dwelin the land, that J gaue to your fathers, and ye (hall be mp peo» pic,and J wili be pour God. 29 3] willalfo Delmer you from all your filthinefle, and J wit call foz ° cozne,and wil tucreafett, and lay no famine bpon pou. 30 Foꝛ J wil multiplie the frutt of the trees, andthe increale of the ficld,that pee Chap,xxxvij. ties and the Befolate places fhalbe builded. 34 Aud the defolate land thall bee tilted, —— it lay watte in the fight of all that a ẹ Ip. 35 For they ſayd, Chis wae land was lite the garden of den, andthele waite and delolate and ruinous cities were trong, and were inhabited. 36 Then the relinue of the heathen that are left raund abont you, thal knotu that J the Lord build the rutnons places, and plant the delolate places ; J the Lord haue poken if,and wil Doe tt. z 37 Thus fayth the Lod Go , F wil pet foz this bee fought of the boule of Firari, ts perfozme it vnto them ; Jwil increale them with men like a flocke. 33 Asthe holy Hocke, as the flocke of Je- rulalem in their ſolemne feattes , fo fal the Delolate cities be filled wtth flockes of men, and they Hall know, that J am the Lozd. CHAP. XXXVIL t Hee prophefieth the bringing againe of the people being in captiuitie. 16 Hee y Tans the unon of the ten tribes with thetwo, A Bes hand of the Loꝛd was vpon me, and caried mice ont in the ſpirit of the Lez, and {et me downe tx the mids of the |! fielae, which was full of bones, 2 Gnd heledinee round about by them, and behold there were very many in theopens field, and lee.they were verp Date. 3 And hee layd vnto me, Sonne of man, can thele bones line? And J anfwered, D Lord God, thou knoweſt. 4 GAgatne hee ſayd vnto mee, Pꝛopheſie vpon thele bones, and fay vnto them, D pee Mie bones, heare the wo2d of the Lod. § Thus layth the Loꝛd God vntothele Drie bones. 324 q He declarech that it ought not to be referrred te thefoyle or plez- tifulneffe of the earth that any countrcy isrick and abundant, but onely to Gods mercies, as his plagues and curfes declare when kee ma- Kethit barren. fOr,valley. a He fheweth by a greater miracle, that God hath power,and alſo will deliuer his people from theic captiuitie, inas much as heisa- ble to giue lifeto the dead bones and bodies,and bones, Behold, J wiicaule bzeath to enter taiſe them vpa- tuto pou.and pe ſhalliue. And J williap Gnewes vpon yon, and make fich grow bponyou, and cour pou with lkin aud put beath in you,that pe map line,and pe (hall knew that J am the Lod, 7 DoJ prophelicd as J was commaun⸗ Ded; and as J prophelied, there was a noile, and behold, there was a Making, ethe bones came together, bone to bis bene. 8 And when J bebeld, loe, the fisewes, and the fetharew vponthem,and aboue the n couered them, but there was no bzeath ent. 9 Then fayd be vnto me, Weopbente bits to the winde: a sem lp ot man, ana fay to the winde, Thus fapth the Lord God, gainc, Some from the foure > windes, D breath, b Signifying ali fhall beare no moze the repzoch of famine a- mong the heathen. 31 Then hall pce remember pour owne wickeD Wayes, and pour Beedes that were net goed, and ſhall iudge your (clues worthy tohaucbeen r Deltroped for pour iniquities, and fo: pour aboininations. the fpirituall graces, p Ye thall come to tie repen- tance,and thinke 32 eit knowen vnto pou that J Coe not yourfeluesvn- this fozyour fakes, faith the £020 God: ther- worthytobeof fore, D ye houle of Iſrael, bee aſhamed and thenumber of confounded fez your otune mapes. Gods creatures 33 Thus fayth the Lord Gov, hat for youringrati- time as J ſhal haue clenſed you from ai pour tude againit him, intquittes, J wil caule you to dwell in the ct and byeathe vpon thel laine, that thep may parts, whereas liuc. the Iffaclites 10 SeF prophelied as hehad comman- vere ſcattered⸗ Ded me: and the breath cameinto them, and chatis,the faith- thev lyued, and food bp vpontheir feete,an full thall bee erceeDing great armte. brought tothe I1 Then he ſayd vnto me Sonne of man, fame vnity of thele bones are the whole boule of Flracl, fpirit,and do- Behold, they fap, Dur bones ate died, and rine, wherefoe- our hope ts gone,and we are cleane cut off. wer they are feat- 12 Therekore prophelic,t fay vnto them, tered thorow the Thus fayth the Lome Gon, Beholde, my world, people, 3] willopenyour graues, and cauſe Of 4 pou. The vaitieof all the tribes. e That is, when I haue brought you out of thofe places & townes where you are captius. you to come out of pour ſepulchresand ming pou into the land of Zirael, 13 Quad pe Hat know that J am the Log, ewhen J paue openc’ pour graues, D nip people,and brought pou vp out ef pour fepul= chres, is 14 Gnd fall put my ſpirit in pou, and pee ibali line, and F Mall place you tn pour owne land: then wall pee know that Ithe Lozd haue (poken tt, and performed tt, layth * the Logo. d Which fignifi- eththe ioyning together of the two houfes of If- - raelandIudah, € That is, the houfe of Iſtael. d Is ¶ Thewom of the Lord came againe to me, ſaving. 16 Moꝛeẽouer, thou ſonne of man, take thee a picce of wood, and waite bpon it, Un- to Judah. and to the chtlozen of Iſrael his companions: then take 4 another piece of wood, and Write vpon it, Auto Joteph the treeof Ephꝛaim, andto all che honfe of J& rael his companions. í 17 And thou fhalt toyne them one to ano: ther inta ane tree,and they Mall be as one in thine band. ; 13 And when the children of thy people ſhall ipeake ynte thee, taping, Ailt thou not Hew vs what thou meaneitbpthee? © 19 Thon halt anſwere them, Thus faith the Lod God, Behold, A will take the tree e of Joleps, which is in the hand of Ephra⸗ im, and the tribes of Iſrael his fellowes.and wil put them with hint, euen with the tree of Judah, and make them one tree, and they fhalbe one tu mine band. 20 And the piccesof wood whereon thou wattelt, thalbe in chine hand in their fight. 21 And ſay vnto than, Thus fayth the ' Lod God, Behold, J will take the children of Iſrael from among the heathen whither - they be gone, and will gather them on euery Jahn 10.166 I fa.40. is, Bove. 23.5. chap, 34.2 3- dan.9.24. f Meaning, that the eics by Chrift hall awell inthe heavenly leruſalem, which is meant by the - Jand of Canaan. Pfa),.09 4s and 116.2: fide,and bring them into thetrowne land. 22 And J will make them one people in the tande bpon the mountatnes of Iſrael, randone king Halbe king to them all: and they Mall bee no. moze two peoples, neither bee oinen any moze bencefoosth tia twa kingdomes, 23 Meither fhall they bee potlutes any moze wrth theiridoles, noz with their abo» minations , no? with any of their trauſgreſ· fions : but J wilt fane them our of all their Dwelling places, wherein they haue finned, and will cleanlethem: fo ſhall they bee mp people and J) will be their Goo. ; 24 And Dauid my* (cruant hall be king puer them, and thep Hail ati have one Wep- heard: thep Wail allo walke in my tudge- — and oblerue my ſtatutes, and Doe then. : t 25 And they Hat Dwell tr thef land, tha J have ginen vnto Jaakod my ſexuãt, where your fathers hane dwelt, andthep Hal Dwel therein, cuen thep and their onnes and their (onnes onnes foz ener, and myferuant Da» uid (balbe thetr pince for ener. 26 WBorcouer, J will make * acoucnant of peace withthe: it ſhalbe an euerlaſting coucnant with them, and J will place them, and multiplie chem, and wil fet mp ſauctua⸗ rp among them foreuermore. 27 Gy Tabernacle allo Hall bee with thent; pea, Awiltbee their God, and they Ezekiel, albe my peop'e. 28 This the heathen pall know, thet J the Lozd bo tanctifie Iſrael, when ny Dane ctuary ſhyalbe among them toz enermoze. CHAP. XXXVIIL 2 Hee prophefieth that Gog and Magog [ha fight with great power againf the people of God. 21 Their deft. uction. A pose woz0 of the Lozd came vito me, pug, ' 2 Bonne of man, fetthy face againtt 2 Gog , and again the land of Magog, the chiefe paince of Meſhech and Tubal, and prophetic againt them, 3 And fap, Thus tayth the Lord God, Bekold, J come againſt thee, D Gog the cbtete prince ef Meſhech and Tubal. _ 4 AnD J wil Deltroyp thee,and pnt hookes in thy tawes, and J will bring thee koorth and all thine hofte, both hozies, and bezie- men,all clethed with all ſorts of armour, euen a te muitttude with bucklers g Hteldes, allt handling ſwords. § They of < Paras, of Cub, and Phut pe ee , cuen all they that beare ſhield and azimet. 6 4Gomerand all his bandes, and the bonito? Cogarmah ofthe orth quarters, — bandes, and much people with ee. . 7 Prepare thptelfe,and « make thee reas Dy, both thou,and ali thy multitude, that are —— unto thee, and bee thon their ſafe· gard. $ 3 After many dayes thou fhalt bee vifi- ted: forin the latter yeeres thou ſhalt come into the land, that hath been Destroyed with the ſwoꝛd, and is gathered out of many peo. pie vꝑon tbe mountaines of ¥irael , which baue long lien waſte: yet lj they hane beene brought ont of the people, and they hal dwel all fate. Chou Halt alcend and come vp likea tempeſt, and fhalt be tthe a cloud to couer the land,beth thou and alt thy bands, and many people with thee. ; 19, Thus lapth the Lod God, Euen at the fame time thall many things come into thy minde, and thou Walt thinke f emil thoughts, II And thou halt fav; J wil gee vp tothe tande that hath no walled towers: s J will goe to them that are at reſt, and awell in. tafetp, which dwell all without walles, and bane neither barres no: gates, 12 Thinking to ſpoyle the pay, € to take a bootie to turne thine hand vpon the deflate places that ace now fnubabtted, and bpon the people, that are gathered ont of the nations wich haue gotten cattell andgoots, and Dwelin the middes of the tant. 13 @beba aud Devan, and the mer- chants of arhit mithatl the lyons there: of Gall ſay vnto thec, » Are thoucome to Of Gogand Magog. a Which wasa people that came of Magog the fonne of lapher, Gen.19.2, Mas gog alfo heere fignifieth a cere taine countrey, ſo that by thefe two comntreys, which had the gouernment of Greciaand Ita» lie be meaneth the principati enemicsofthe Church, Reuel, 20.8, b He fheweth that the enemies fhould bende theméeluesa- gainft the Charch,bue it fhoutd be to their ownede- ſtruction. c The Perfians, Ethiopians,and menof Africa, d Gomer was laphets fonne, and Tegarmah the fonne of Gomer, and are thought to bee they tharinhae bite Afia minor, e Signifying, that all the peo. ple ofthe world ſhould affemble themfelues a- gainft theChurch and Chrift their head, [Orit : meaning the land of I frael f Thae is, to mo» left and deftroy the Church, g Meaning, If rael, which had new beenede- Rroyed, and was not yet buileagaine : declaring hereby the fimph- citie of the godly , whofeekenot fomuch to fertific themfelues by outward force, asto depend on the prouidence and goodneffe ef Gad, h Oneenemi thinke to haue the ſpoyle ofthe Charch, Wenuie another , becaule every one fhall {poyle The Church defended. fpoyle the pray? hak thou gathered thy ninl tituBe to take a bootie? to carp away fluer aud goloe, to take away cattcil and goads, and tofpoylea great pray? i Shalt notthou 14 @yerefare fonne of man, prophelie, fpie thine accafi- and fay vnto Geg, Thus ſayth rhe Lose oustocomea Got, Hu that dap when my people of Iſrael gaint my Church iDwelieth lafe, halt thou not know tt, when they fu- 15 And come from thy place out of the fpctnothing? Forth parts, thoil and much people with k Meaning, in thee? alt hall ride vpon horſes, cuena great the laſt age and multitude anda mighty army. . from the com- 16 And thou alt come vp again mp mingofChrit peopleof P&acl,as a cloud to couer theland: vntotheende thoi Halt bein thet latter dayes, and J will bring thee upon mytand, that the heathen may know me; when 3i | halbe lanctilied tn thee. Gog, before thelr eyes. 17 Thus faptbthe Lod God, Art not thou be, af whom 3 paue ſaoken tn old time, "by the hand of my feruants the Prophets of Firael, which prophefted in thole dayes “i pecres , that J would bung thee bpon emi? 18 At the fame time alfo when Gog Mall come again the land of Hftaellatth p Loa none afliĝion Gov ny wrath Hall arile it mine anger. cancemetothe © 19 Foꝛ in mine indignation and in the fire Cherch, whereof Of my wath baug I {poker tt: furely at that they haue noc ttme there Halbe agreat Waking inthe land beenaduertifed of Iſrael. aforetime, to 20 So that the Ries of the fea, and the tecch thems to foules of thebeauen, and the beaſtes of tive endure all thines feld, and all that mooue and creepe vpon with morepati- theearth, and all rhe men that are upon the ence, whentkey eatth (hall tremble at my peefence, andthe krowthatGod mowntatnes Mall be ouerthrowen, and the hath fo ordained. ® fatres fhall fall, and euery wali Mai fall to n Allmeanes fhe ground. ab whereby man 21 Sor twil call fe: a ſwoꝛd againſt him of the world. } Signifying, that God willbe fan- &ified by main- taining his Church,and de- firoying his ene- mics,asChap.3 6, 23.and 27.28. m Hereby hee deciareth that fhouldthinketo °tizoughoutali mp mountaines, layth the fauehimfelice, Lod God: cnerp mans word thalbe againit fhal! faile, theaf- His bgorher. ` 4 fli&ionin thofe 22. And Fwillpleade againk him with dayesthalbefo —_pefttlence,and with blood, and J will canle great,andthe — to ratne vpon him and vpon bis bands, and enemicsdetru- · vpon the great people, thatare with him, Gion thalbefo . a fone raine, and haileſtones, fire, and brim- terrible. ftone. © Againft the 22 Thus wil J be * magnefied, and lan⸗ people ofGog = tified, and knowen in the epes of many na: and Magog, tions, ana they hail knowe that J am the Chap.36.23. Loyd. 42d 37.28. - CHAP, XXXIX ` a Hee fheweth the defruétion of Gog and Magog. 11 The graues of Gog and his hoft. 17 They {hall bee dewcured of birds and beafs. 23 Wherefore the houfe of Iſtael i captiue. 24 Their bringing agesne from captiuitie is pro- mifed. 7 ierefore thou ſonne of man, prophelie a gaint Gog andy, Thus fath the Lord Gov, dzio, Jcomeagarnit thee, D Gog, the chtefe Zince af Jz Vech and Tabal. a Or,deftroy 2 Aud g will DeStoy thee and ieaue but theewithfixe the iirt patt of thec, aud will canle thee to plagues,aschap, come sp froni the Qoꝛch parts, @ wil ming 38.22, thee upon the mountaines of Frael; : 7 ana J wilt finite thy bowe out of thy left hand, and J wil cauſe thine arrowes te fallout of thy right haud. Chap.xxxix. 4 Thott > Malt fall vpon the mountaines of Uiract,and all the bands, and the people, that tg with thee: forg well gine thee virto the birds, and to euerp festhered foule and beart of the field tobe Devonred, § Thou hale fall spon the open ficld;foz J bane (poken tt laith theLodGod, _ 6 And J willlend a tire on Magog. and among them that dwell ſafely tn the s Tics, and they Hall know that J am the Los. 7 So wii J make mine Holy Mame knowen in the mites of mp people Iſrael, and J will not fitter them to pollute mine merg TEA ee a — Gogs deftruétion. 325 b Meaning that by the vertue of Gods wordthe ' enemy ſhalbe ceftroyed wheres focuer he affay- l.thbis Church, c Thatis,among all nations where the enemies. of my people dwell, feeme they nctice fo farre feparate, boly Rame any moze, and the heathen hall d Thart is, this brow that J am the Loethe holy One of plague is fully Iſrael. determined in 8 Webolde,ditts come, and itis Done, my counſell, and Carth the Lord God: this is the Day whereof oppor bee chan⸗ J bauc poken. y x 9 And they that Dwellin the cities ol Iß reel, iall e coe forth, and thal! burne and let tire upon the weapons, ton the thieldes, and bucklers,upon thebowes, and vpon the ar- rows,and vpon the ſtauesin their hands, and vpon the ſpeares, and thep Wall burne them with kire ſenen yeeres. 10 So that they Hall bring no woos out ofthe field, neither cut rowne any ont ofthe korreſts: foꝛ they fhallburne the weapons with fice.aud they hel vobbe thole that rob- bed them and fpotic thole that potied them, fapth tbe Lord God. Il And at the lame time wil J gine vn · to Gog! a place there fozburiallin Iſracl, cuen the valley wherebymen go toward the Ealt part of the fea: andit hall caufe then thatpaficby, to Roppe their snos, and there hall they bury Gog with ail bis mul- f Which decla- titude : ane thepthall call tt the valley of reth chat che ene- } Pamon-gog. 12 nd tenen monethstong Hal the houſe of Flracibe burying of them, that thep may tleanfe the land, 13 Dea, allthe people of theland hat bu- ry them and they hall hane a name when J halbe qloziticd faith the Led Goo, 14 And they thalchule out men to ga con- tinualip thozow the i land W them that tra» uatle, to buty thole that remane vpon the graund,te cleante it : thep Mail earch te the end offenen moneths. Is And thetranellers that pafe thossw the iandaf any (ee a mans bone, them foal be {ct up afigne by tt,tillehe burters baue burt edtt,inthe valley of Hamon geg. 16 Ano alio the name of the citicthall bee {Wamonah: thus hall they cleanfe rhe tand. 17 And thou fonne of man, thus faith che Lorde God, Hveake vnto euery feathered fome, and to ali the beaftesof the felt, St femble pour eines and come : * gather pour {elties en cucryp five tomp ſacriſice, foz J roe facrifice a great facvifice for pou vpon the Mountapnes of Iſrael,that pe map cate fieh and Dinie blood. 18 Dee (ati cate the fich of the valiaxt, and diiuke the blood of the Piinces of the earth of the weathers, ofthe tambes,and of the goates,an! of bullockes, euen of all faite beattes of Bahai. 1g Aud ye fall cate katte till pee be mk plifhment of © h Mearing,3 ged. e After this de- firuGion the Church fhal have great peaceand -~ tranquility, and burne all their weapens, becauſe they fall no mere ftare the } enemy :and this is chiefly meant ef theaccom- Chriftes king- dome,when by their hcad Chri all enemies fhall be cuercome. mies fhall have an horrible fall. g For the ftinke. of rhe carkeifes. Or, the multa- ude ef Gog, long time. i Partly that the Holy land M not be polluted and partly for the compailicn that the children of God haue e⸗ uenon their enemies. d || Orgmukitmde,. k Whereby he fignifieththe horrible deftru- ction that Mould come vpon the enemies of his. Chnich⸗ An Angel with a meaſure. and Minke blood, til ye be drunken of mp fa: crifice, which J haue faccificed foz pou. 20 Thus pou hall be Allen at my table with boztesand chariote,with valiant mes, anv with all men of ware, fapth the Love ou, 21 And J will fet my glow among the heathen, anvall the heathen mall fee mpy tudgement,that J haue evecuted, and mine hand, which J haue layd vpon them. 22 Ho the houſe of Dirael Hall knowe, that Aam the Lozd their Sod from that Dap and {o forth. 23 And thebeather Hhall Kuo, that te houte of Iſrael went ints captiuity for there intquity,becaule they treſpaſſed againſt me: they ouercame therfoze hid J my face from thent,and gang not my people them into the handofthetrenemntes: tofeil by their ltrength, hep all bp the ſword. neither yet by 24 According to their vncleannes,and at- theweakeneffe of coding to thett tranfqreflions haue J Done minearme,bue vito them, and bid my face ferem them. chat this was ſor 2§ Thereloꝛe thus lapth the Lord God. my peoples Mowe will J bung againe the captiuity of ` finnes, Jaakob, ¢ haue compaſſion pon the whole houſe of JiracLanDd will be iealoua fo: mine boly Rame, —— 26 After that they haue borne their pame, and all their tran(greffion, whereby they bane tranſgreſſed againſt mee, whenthey — intheirland,and without fearg 27 Ahen J bane brought them agatne from the peopic,esathered them ont of their enemies lands, and am* fanctifiedin them in thelight of many nations, 28 Then ſhall they know, that Fant the Lord their God, which cauled them to bee ledde into captiuitie among the heathen: burt F haue gathered them ynta theirowne ae and haue left none of them any moze ere, : 29 either wil J hide my Face any moze from them: foz J haue powzed out mp Dpi- Ds hren the honfe of Iſrael, fayth the Loꝛd E H A P. x Le The refloring of the (itie and the Temple. Tew ue and twentiethyeere ol our bes a Thelewes ingin captiuitie, in the + beginning of the counted thebe- Petre, in the tenth day of the moneth, in the ginning of the tourcteenth yeere after that the citie was ycere after two ſmitten, tn thelelfe fame Day, the band of fons -ribat — vpon mee, and brought mee cafts they be- ither. —* te — in . 2 Jntothe lana of Iſrael brought be me March.andfor BP |] a diuine bilion, and fet me vpon a very their other af- bYe Mtountayne,whereupon was as the buil- faires in Septem. Ding ofa citie toward the Bout). ber:fothatchisis .3 AnD Gebsoughe me thither, ¢ bebold, tebe vnderftoog there wasa t man, whole fimilitude was to of September. looke to,like baaſſe, with a linnen thread in POrvifionsof Hishand,andareed to meaſure with + and God. ` be ftood at the gate. b Whichwasan 4 Anathe man fayd onto me, Sonne of Angel informe mau, behold with thine cpes,and heare with ofamanthae cthine eares,andlet thine heart bpon al chat came to meafure J ſhall thew thee: foz to the intent that they out this building, Might bee chewed thee, art thou brought bt. ther:declare althat thou ſeeſt vnto the boule of React, J The heathen fhall know that Chap. 36.236 Ezekiel. § Gnd behotd, I fawa wall on the out⸗ fide of the boule round about: andin che mans band was a reede to mealure with, of fire cubites long, bp the cubite, and an bana breadth: ſo hee meaſured rhe bacadth of the building with ene reed, and the height with one recede. ; 6 Then came he vnto the gate, whith looketh towards the Cat, and went hy the aires thereof, anid meaſured tye [polte of the gate,which was one recde broad, and || the — poſte of the gate, whichwas ene reede oad. 7 And every chamber was one reed long, ana one reed bꝛoad, and bet weene the chame bers were flue cubites: andthe pofte of she gate be the pozch of the gate within was one tee 8 Hemealured alla the porch of the gate within with onereede. 9 Then mealuresd hee the porch of the gate of eight cubits, and the lipota thereof, ottwo cubites,and the porch of the gate was inward. Io And the chambers of the gate Cafte ward, were three on this fiae, and three on that Gide: thepthzec were ofone mealure,and the potts bad one mealure on this fine, and one on that fide. II And hee mealured the breadth of the entrie okthe gateten cubites, and the height ofthe gate thirteene cubites. 12 Che (pace allo before the chambers was one cubite on this fide, and the {pace was one cubite on that fide, and the chambers were fire cubites on this fide, and fire cubits on that five. t 13 Hee mealured then the gate fromthe toofeof a chamber to the top of thegate: the bzeadth was flue and twentp cubttes , Dooe again Booze. 14 Hee made allo poſtes of threeſcore cya bites, and the poſtes of the court, and of the Gate had one meafureround about. 15 And vpon the forefront of the entry of the gate vntotheforefront of the porch of the gate within were fitttccubites, 16 Zud there were narrowe windoweg inthechambers, and in their poits within the gate roundabout, and likewile to the arches: and the winBowes went round as ——— and vpon the poſts were palme rees. 17 € Then brought He mee into the out⸗ ward court, and loe, there were chainbers, and a pauement made foz the court round about, and thirtie chambers were upon the pauement. 18 Aud the panement was bp the five of the gates ouer again ý length of the gates, and the pauement wasbeneath, Ig Then hee mealured the breateh from the toxefront of the lower gate without, vn⸗ to the fozefront oi the court within, an punes dreth cubites Eaſtward and Moth ward. 20 And the gate ofthe outward court, that looked fowardthe Forth , meaſured be after thelength and breadth thereof. 21 And the chambers thereof were, three on this five, and theee on that five, and the poles thereof and the arches pere The Temple meafured, fOr, threfhold, hOr, vpper pofle, [Or,penstsfes, with allthe buildings thereof Chambers Chap. xij. pf were afterthe meaſure of the firft gate: the length thereof was fiſtie cubites, and the bredth fine aud twentie cubites. 22 And their windowes and their arches with their palme trees, were after the meas fure of the gate that looketh toward p Eat, and the going vp vuto it had fenen teps, and the arches thercof were before them. 23 And che gate of the nner court Roode ouer again the gate toward the Morth, aw toward the Eaſt, and he meatier 0 trom gate to gate an hunnecty cũbites. A Aiter that, he bought me toward the Doth, and loc, there was a gate toward the South, andhe mealured the poites thereof, and the arches thereof accozding to thele smealures. i ; 25 AND there were windowes in it,and tn the arches thereof round about like thoſe wintowes: the height was fiftie cnbites, and the bedth Eue and twentie cubites. 26 And there were ſeuen teps to gee bp toit, Ethearchesthercot were befoze them: and it hav palme trees, one on this ſide and another on chat fide vpon the pott thercot. 27 CAND there was a gate in theinner court toward the South, and hee meaſured from gate to. gate toward the South an hundzed cubites. 3 28 And hee brought mee into. the inner court by the South gate, t hee mealured the South gate according to thele meaſures, 29 And the chambers thereof, and the polites thereof, andthe arches thereof accoz« Ding to thele mealures, and there were yume - Dowes in it and inthe arches thereof round. about, it was fiftie cubites long, and flue and twentie cnbites broad. 30 And the arches round about were fiue and pomt cubites long , and fue cubites 2030. 31 And the arches thereof were toward the vtter court, and palne trees were vpon the — thereof, and the going vp to tt had eight eps. — l 32 ¶ Againe bee brought me into the in» ner court toward the Eaſt. and he mealured the gate accozding te thele meaſures. 33 Andthe chambers thereof <¢ the pots thereof, and the arches thereofwere accoze. Bing ta theſe meaſures, andebere were wins Dowes thercin,and the arches thereofround: aboitt, it was fiftie cubites long, and fine and twentie cubites byoad. 34 And the arches thereof were toward the vtter court, and paline trees were vpon the poſtes thereof, on this fide and on that fide,and the going bp toit had eight Reps. 35 ¶ Atter, hee brought me tothe Morth gate, and meafured it, accosding to thele meafures, 36 The chambers thereof, the potes thereof, and the arches thereof, and there were windowes thereta round about: the T eight wasfiftte cubites, ann the bacdth fine aud cwentie cubites. 37 And the poſts thereof were toward the beter court, and paime tices were vpon the pottes thereofon this fide, anton that fine, aad the going vp te tt had cight ſteps. 33 And merie chamber, and the entrie thereof was bnder the poſtes of the gates: there they wathed the burncofferiug. 30 And inthe porch of the gate food twa tables on this tide, and twotables outhat fide, vpon the which they lew the burnt of- fering, and the finne offering , and the tref paile offering. 40 Andat the fide beyond the eps, at the entey of CheMozth gate Rood tino tables, €On the other lide , wiu was at the perch of the gate, were two tables. 4I Foure tables were on this fide, and foure tables on that fide by the fide of the Gate, euen eight tables whereupon they Hem theirfacrifice, 42 Gnd the foure tables were of hewen ftone Foz the burnt offting, of acubtt andan balfelong, and a cubite and an halfe broad, and one cubit bhie: whereupon alfo they laide the infruments wherewith thep iewe the burnt offering and thelacrifice. 43 And within were bozbers an hand b20ad,faitned round about,and bpon the tae bles lay the fleth of the ofring. 44 And without the inner gate, were the chambers of the fingers tu the inner court, which was at the fide of the Moth gate:anð their prolpect. was toward the Aouth, and oine was at the fide of the Cait gate, hauing. the pzolpect toward the moth.. 45. Andhee {aid bunto. me, Chis chamber whofe pofpectis toward the South, is fog ae (pretis that haue charge to keepe the ou AN N 46 And the chamber whofe prefpect is toward the Moth , is fo: the Puentes that baue the charge to keepe the altar: theſe are the onnes of Zadok among the fonnesof Lee ut, which map come neere tothe Lord tomis - Ritter write him. | 47 So hee mealured the conet an hundet cubites long,and an bundzen cubites broad, cuen foure {quare: likewiſe the altar that was befoze the houle. 48 And he breught me to the porch of the Houle, andinealured the poltes of the pazch, fiue cubites on this ide, and fiue cubites en. that Gide: and the breawth of the gate was three cubites on this fide, and three cubites on that ide, 49 Thelength of the porch was twentie cubttes,and the breadth eleuew cubites, and hebroughte me by the ſteps wherby they went vp to it, anBthere were pillars by the pontes, one on this fide and another on that ſide. CHEAP XE. 3 The difpofition aud order of the building of - the Temple asd the other things therto belongix g. A Fterward, bee bꝛought me to the Teme pie and meafured the poies, fixe cubites bacad on the one fine, and fire cubites broad DN the other fide, which was the beath ofthe abernacie. 2 Aud the breadth of the entrte was tere cubites, and the fines of the entrie were fing cubites sn the one fide, and fue cubttes on, theother lide, and hee mealured the length thereof forticcubites , and the bꝛedthtwen⸗ tic cubites, oſtes 3 Then went heein, and mealured the à forSingersandPriefts. 326 — — “The buildings and t $ pates of the entrie two cubites, and the ens trie fire cubttes,and the bzeadth of che entrp fesen cubites. 4 Babee mealured the length thereof twentie cubites,and the breadth cwentie cu bites before the Temple. And hee fai vnto me, This ts tae mot holp place. > After, bee meatured the wall of the Houtes ee cubites. and the breadth) ot enery chamber foure cubits rouna about the boule on euety ſide. 6 And the chambers were chamber vpon chamber , thꝛee and thirtie koote high, and they centred into the wal made fo? the chame bers which was round about the boule, that the pots might be faſtned therein, and not be fattned in the wallof the houſe. And ít was large, and went round mounting bpward to the chambers : for the ftaire of the boule was mounting ypward round about the boule: therefore the boule was larger vpward: fo thep went vp from the lowett chamber te the bighett bp the mids 3 Flaw allo the boule hie round about: the foundations of the chambers werea full reede of fire great cubites, j 9 The thicknelle of the wall which was Foz the chamber without, was Aue cubits, and that which remained, was the place of the chambers that were within. 10 And bettweene the chambers was the wideneſſe of twentie cubits round about the boule on enery fide. II And che pones of the chambers were toward the place that remained , one Dooe toward the forth, and another dooꝛe to⸗ ward the South, aud the breadth of the —— remained, was fue cubites round out, 12 Row the building that was before the feparate place toward the adeft corner, was feucntic cubites broad , and the wall of the building was fue cubites thicke, round a- bout, and the length ninetie cubites. 13 Ho be meatures the houfean hundred cubites long and the feparate place, and the building with the wals thereof were an pun- dreth cubites long. J Alto the bꝛeadth of the forefront sf the boule, and of the (eparate place toward the Gall, was an hundꝛeth cubites, ts And hee mealured the length of the building, ouer againſt the feparate place, which was bebinde it, and the chambers on the onefide,and on the other fide an bunden cubites with the temple within, and the ar⸗ ches of the court. 16 The pots and the narrow windowes, anD the chambers round about, on theee {des ouer againſt the potes, feled with ce- dar Wood round about,and from the ground bp to the windowes, and the windowes were fieled. 17 And from abone the doore vnto the in · uer boule and without, and by all the wall round about within and without it was fie- led according tothe meaſute. 18 And tt was made with Cherubims and palme trees, fo that a palme tree was bes tweene a Cherub anda Cherub: and cuery Cherub ad two faces, Ezekiel. Ig So thatehe face ofa man was toward the paline tree on the one fide, and the face ofa lion toward the palme tree on the other lide: thus was tt made chozow all the boule round about, 20 From che ground vnto aboue the Dooze were Cherubims and palme trees made as in the wall ofthe Temple. 21 Tie pottes of the Temple were fqua- ELu,end thus to looke vnto was the ſimilitude and forme ot iYe Saanctyarie. 22 The altar of wogo was thzee cubites bie, ans the length thereof two cubticz, and the comers thereof, and the length thereat, and the fides thereof were of woed. Ano hee faid buto me, This is che table that hall be hefoze the Lord. 23 And the Temple and the Sanctuarie bad two Doo2es. : 24. Aud the doores had two wickets, euen two turning wickets, two wickets kor one doore, and two wickets for another Dooze. 25 And vpon the domes of the Temple there were made Cherubims, and palme trees, like as was made bpon the wals, ana there were thicke plankes vpon the fozefront of the pozch without. f , 26 AnD there were narrow windowes and palme trees onthe ene fide, and on the other lide, by the fides of the porch, andvpen the fides of the boule,and thicke plankes, CHAP, XLII, Of the chambers of the Temple forthe Priefer, andthe holy things. TR bzought bee me to the btter court by the wap toward the Morth , and hee brought me mito the chamber that was ouer againtt the ſepatate place, and which was before the building toward the Mozth. 2. Before the length of an hundreth cu- bites, wasthe Morti Dooze, and it was ſiftie tubites broad. 3 Duer againſt the twentie cubits which were for the inner court, and ouer againſt the pauement, which was foz the veter: court, was chamber agatnit chamber tx three rowes. 4 And before the chambers was a gallerie of teinne cubites wide, and within was a wap ted cubice, and their Doozes toward the * 2 I § Mow the chambers aboue were nars tower : foz thole chambers feemed te eate bp thele, to wit, the lower, and thole that were iu the mids of the building. 6 Foꝛ they werein chee rowes, but kad not pillars as the pitlarsofthe court: theres’ foze there was a Difference from them bee neath and from the middlemoſt, eucn from the ground. 7. Gnd thewall that was without ouer againſt the chambers, toward the vtter court on the forefront of the chambers, was fiftie cubites tong. 8 Fo: the length of the chambers that were tn the vtter court, wasfftie cubites: and lor, before the Temple were an hundred cnbites, 9 And the chambers. . [ofthe Temple. 9 Bnd vnder chele chambers was the ene trie,on the Eaſtſide, as one goeth into them from the outward court. 10 The chambers werein the thicknes of the wall of the court toward the Cafi , oner agami the ſcparate place, and ouer again the building. It And the way before them was after the maner of the chambers, which were toward the sRozth, as long as they ,and as bꝛoade as they: and ail their entries were like, both ac: cording to their faſhions, and accozbing to thetrdaozes. I2 And atcording te the doozes of the chambers that were toward the Mouth, was a Booze tn the coner of the way,cuen the wap Dircctiy before the wall toward the Call, as oneentreth, 13 Then faid hee vnto mee, The Morh chambers and the South chambers which are befoze the (eparate place, they bee holy chambers, wherein the Piets that appꝛoch vnto the Lozde, Wall cate the moit yolp thinges: there Wall they lap the moſt holy things, and the meat offering, and the finne offering , and the trelpalle offering + foz the place is Holy. ‘ s 14. Cdiven the Piefts enter therein, they fall not goz out of the holp place into the Btter court, but there they Mal lay theit sar» ments wherein they minifter: toz thep are Holy, and (hall put on other garments, and fo aes appaacl to thole things thich are fog e people. 15 Mow when they had made an end of mealuring the tiner boufe, hee brought mee forth toward the gate whole pealpect ts to- wars the Catt, tmealured itround about. 16 Hee mealured the Eak lide with the mealuring rod, flue bundzeth tecDes, even teith the mealuring reed round about. 17 iMeemeaturedalfo the Northlide, flue hundzeth reeves, cuen with the mealuring reed round about. 18 Andhe mealured the South f fide, fue hundzeth reeds with the meaſuring reed. I9 He turned about alla to the dick line, and meafuredD fine hundzeth verdes with the mealuring reed. ; 20 We meaſured it by the Foure fides : it had a wall round abeut fue hundzeth reedes tong , and fue hundzethbjead te make a fes — neme the Sanctuary and the ane place. mr Be HAP. XLIIL 2 He feeththe glory of Ged going iste the Tem ple, from whence it had before departed. 7 Hee mentisnerh the sdolatry of the children of Ffrael forthe which they were confumed and bronghtto nought, 9 Hess commanded tocall them againne te repentance. A Fterward hee brought inee to the gate, g | Onwinde, eucn the gate that turneth toward the att. 2 And behold, the $ bbap.9.3. Irael came from out of the Ealt, whole a When I pro- ‘opre was like a noyſe of great waters, ano phefied thede- the earth was madelight with bis glory. firu@ionof the 3 Andthevilion which F fats was* Itke citie bythe Cal- the bilion, even ag the tifon that Iſawe seans -a AHEM T came to deſtroy the citie: and the Chap. xliij. loof the God of the el ae Godr vilans werelike tye vifion that Jſaw by the biter Chebar: and Ji tell vpon my face. 4 Gud the > glozp of the Lord came inte the houle by the way of the gate , whole pro» ſpect ts toward the Cait. Ho the Spirit (ooke me bp, E bꝛought me into theinner court,and behold the giegy. of the Loz flle the houſe. 6 Aub heard one peaking vnto me out of che boule: and there ood aman by me, 7 C&bichfayd vnto me, Senne of man, thisplacets my throne, and the place of the foles of mp feet, whereas Jwil dwel among the childzen of Iſrael foz euer, and the houſe of Iſrael hail no more © defile mine boly Nome, neither they, no: their kings by their fornication, no? by the cavketles of d their kings in their bie places. 8 Albeit they let thetr threeſholds by mp thaeholas,ana their poſtes by my poltes( for therewas but a wall between meand them) pet baue they Defile mine holy ame with their abominations, that thep baur commits —— FZ have conſumed them in mp gath, 9 Mow therefore let them put alway their foznicatton,and the carkeiles of therr Rings pont from me, and J wii Dwelameng them oꝛ euer. 10. @ Thou ſonne ofman,ſhew this Houle to the boule of Iſrael that they may be aſha⸗ medot their wickednes , and let them mea⸗ (ure the paterne. IL And if they be ahamed of all that they baue done, ew them the forme of rhe boule, and thepaterne thereof, and the going out thercof,and the comming in thereof, and: the whole fafhion thereof, and all the ordi· nances thereof, andall thefigures thereof, - and all tye lawes thereof: and wite tt in their fight, that they may keepe the whole fafjion thereofand all the oꝛdinances theres of, and Doe them, $ 12 Thisis the+delcription ofthe houle, Icthallbeeppon the top ef the mount ; all the limits thereof round about ſhall be moſt boly. Behold, this isthe deltriptionoftye - houle. : 13 And thefeare the mealares of the Als tar, after the cubits ; the cubite isa cubite and an hand bꝛeadth, cuen the bottome hall- be acubtte, andthe breadth acubtt, and the boder thereofby the edge thereof, round a> bout thalbe a ſpan:and this halbe the height of ealtar. k 14 And from the botteme which roucherh theground tothe lower piece halbe two cu⸗ bites, and the breadth one cubite, and from the littieptece to the great piece thalbe foure cubites,and the breadth one cubite. Is Sothealtarthalbefoure cubites, anb from the altar vpward thalbe foure hoznes. 16 And the altar thallbee twelve cubites - 8 and twelue broad, and foire ſquare in oure corners thereof, 17 And the frame thall bee fourteene cm biteslong , and fenrteene broad tn the foure ſquare cozners thereof, and the border about it thall bee halfe acubite, and the bottome - thereof thallbee a cubite about, and the ſteys : halbe turned toward the Calf, . thergofthalbe turned toward th 18 @ Gud lon eturneth. The Altar. a 327 b Which was departed afore, Chap. 10.4, ind 41,22, c By their idola- — tries. d Healludeth to. Amon and Ma- nafich, who were buried in their gardens necre the Temple, and there had erected Vp_monuments to. theis idoles: o {Ebr law- Eb, fil his hand. a Meaning, from }the comen peo- tnot from the Prince,rcade Chap, 46.896 Pbr. fet thine heart. | Ordinances of the Altar. 18 (Aud he iaid vnto me, Sonne of man, thus ſayth the Lod Gov, Thelſe are the oz- Dinalces ot che altarin the day when they thai make it to offer the burnt ofring there, on, and fo ſprinckle blood thereon. Ig And chou Malt giue to che Pꝛieſts, and to tie Leuites, that be of the leed of Zadok, which appzoch vnto me, to miniſter vnto me fapth the Loꝛd God, a young bullocke fog a tinne ofering. 20 And thou Walt take of the blood there- of, and put it on the foure hoꝛnes ofttand on the foure corners of the frame, and vpon the border round about: thus Hatt chou cleanie it, and reconcile tt. 21 hou halt take the bullocke alfo of the finneoitring, tburne tt ta the appointen place of the Douie without the Sanctuary. 22 But the lecond Day thou (hale offer an hee goat without blunt fe: a inne offting, ann they ball cleanfe the altar, as thep dw cleante it with the bullocke. 23 Ahen thou hat made an end of cleane fing tt.chou (halt offer a pong bullocke with: out blemiſh, and atanune out of the flocke without blemiſh. 24 And thon halt offer them befoze the Lod, t the Piels hail cak ialt vpon them, and thep fyallo@er chem loza burnt ofring vnto the Lord. 25 Druen dayes Halt thou prepare euery Day an hee goat fez a {tine offring: they Hall allo prepare a young bullocke anda ramme gut of the flocke without blemith. j 26 Thus thall they (cuen Dayes purifie the altar and cleanle tt, and + coꝛſecrate it. 27 And when thele Bayes are expired, vpon the eight Bay and fo foorth, the Prieſts all make pourburnt offtings tyon the al- tar, and pour peace offerings, and Fj willace cept pou, tapti the Loꝛd Gon. C HAV: XLII i He reproueth the people for their offence. 7 The vncircumciſed in heart and inthe felh. 9 Who «veto be admitted to the feru:ce of the Templeyand whoto be refufed, yam bee brought me toward the gate of the outward Sanctuary, which turneth toward the Eaſt, and it was ſhut. 2 Then laid the Lom vnto me, This gate WHaibe *ihut,& hall net be opened, Eno man ſhall enter by it, becaulethe Loꝛd God of Fl racl hath entred by it, and it ali be hut. 3: Itappertaineth tote pꝛince: the prince Himielfe Wall fit initto cate bread before the Loz: be (hall enter by the way of the porch of that gate, and thall goe out by the wap of the fame. 4 € Then bꝛought hee mee toward the Noꝛth gate before the boule: twhen g loos ked, behold, the glozvof the Lord fillea tie boule of the Lozd,and F fell spon my Face. § Andthe Lod fapa vnto me, Sonne of man, +marke well, and behold with chine epes, ank heare with chine cares, all that J ſay vnto thee, concerning all the o2dinau- ces of the Dour of the Rod, and all the lawes thereof, and marke weil the entring inet the Wouk with cucry going koorth of Ezckiel. the Gant fuarie, i 6 Gnd thou balt fay to the rebellions, euen ta the boule of AIlxael: Thus ſayeth the Loo God,D bouie of Jirael,pe haue enough of all pour abominations, ji 7. Meetng that pe haue brought into mp Hanctuarp > ſtrangers, vncircumciſed in heart, and vncircumciſed in fleſh, to be tn mp Danctuary/ te pollute mine eule, when ye offer mp bꝛead,cuen fat,and blood : and they baue broken my coucnant,becaule of all pour abominations. : 8 Foꝛ vee haue not kept the ¢ ordinances of mince bolp thinges: but pou peur felues baue fet other to take the charge of my fanc» tuarie. 9 Thus ſayththe Lord God, Ro frana ger vncircumciſed in beart, nor vncircumci· ted in fleſh, hall enter into my Banctuaric, ofanyp ſtranger that is among the chiuldzen of Iſtael. IO Meither pet the 4 Leuites that are gone backe trom mee, when Iſrael wenta- ſtray, whtch went aftrap from mee after their idoles: but they Wall beare their iniqut- tie. IL And they thall terue in my Sanctua · tp, and keepe the gates of the Woule, and mtnifter in the Houle : they wall Hap the burnt offering and the ſacritice foz the peo- ie and they wall tand before them to Cerne t cm. 12 Becaule they (erucd before chetr idols, and caufa the houk of Iſrael to fal tuto in⸗ iquitte: therefore haue 3 lift vp mine yand The Leuites depofed, The ` b For they haf brought idola⸗ ters, which were of other coun- treys, to teach them their idola- tty, Chap. 23.40% c Ye haue not offered vnto mee according te my Law, d The Leuites which had com- mitted idolatry, were put from their dignity,and could not be re-. Ceiued into che Prieftsofice, al- though- they had been of the houle of Aaron, but nuh ferve inthe inferior offices, as to watch and againt them, faith the Loꝛd God, and they to keepe the fyall beare their tniquitie, 13 And they Hall not come neere buto me to de the office of the Pꝛieſt vnto me, neithet thall thep conte neere vnto any of mine help things inthe moft holy place , but they thall - beare their ame and their abominations, which they baue committed. 14 Gnd J will make them keepers of the watch of the Doule, fez all the (cruice there= of, aud foz all that Mallbe Done therein. Is Butthe Peieltes ot the Leuites, the fonnesof Zadok, that ¢ kept the charge of my Panctuary , when the chilopen of Iſrael went afftrap from mee; they ſhall come neere to me to ſerue me, and they wall ttand before ite to offer mee the fat and the blood, ſayth the God. 16 They hall enter into my Sanctuary and fhaltcome nere tomy table to ſerue me, and they fhallkeepemypcharge. 17-420 when they Hall enter in at the gates of the inner court, they hall be clothed with linnen garments, and no wooll fail come vpon them while they (true in p gates ofthe inner court, and within. 18 Thep hall haue linnen bonets vpon their beads, and Wallhaue linnen breeches vpon their loynes: thep hall not gird them» ſelues inthe fweating places, 19 But when they goe koorth into the vt» ter court, cuen to the btter court te the people, they fyall put off their garments, wherein they miniſtred, an’ lay them in the bolp chambers, and they fhall put on other garments + for they fall not Bi doores,reade 2.King.23.9. e Which obfer- uedthe Law of God,and feli not to idolatry. Priefts office. The f As did the in- fidels and hea- then, Leuit.10,9- Leuit.21,13514, Lewin 21.1,2, 0% g They may be attheir buriall, which wasa defi- ling. Deut.1 9,1. #16, 18,20 Exod, 13.2. and 22, 29, and 34.19.: BUM, 3.13. Exod.22, 31. iuit. aa b. a- Of alithe tand "of Mrael cheLord onely requireth this portion for the Temple and for the Priefts, for the citie and forthe Prince. tific the pesple with their garments, Chap, xiy. 4 The holy portion of the land ſhalbe the 20 Chey hal not alf iyere theit heads, preites, which miniter ia the Ganctuarte, no: utter thew lacks to grote iong, but rond their heads. pets i 21 * facither Hal any Wate mink wine when thep enter into the inner court. 22 Nepther fall they take foz their Wwiues a widowe,oꝛ ber that ts diuorced: but they hal take mayaens ot the ſeed of rhe houſe of Zirael, oꝛ a puidowe that bath beng tye widow of a Pꝛielt. t 23 And they hall teach my people the cif- ference betweene the holy and propyane,ano caule the ta diſcerne betweene tye vncleane and the cieane, 24 Audincontrovertie they ſhall tande to iudge, and tyep Hal tudge tt acceding ta my iudgements: and tyep ſhallkeepe my lawes and nip ftatutes m all mune aliem- bies ann they fall fanctifie mp @abbaths. 25 * And they all come at no Dead pers fon to defile themſelues, ercept at chcir fae therjez mother, oz fenne, 02 Daughter, bo: therez filter, that bath bad pet none huf band: in thele map they bee Beled. 26. And when he ts clenled, they Hal rec> kon vnto him ſeuen dayes. 27 And wheuhe goeth into the Sanctu- arp vᷣnto the inner court te miuiſter in the Sanctuary, he Hall offer his inne otfering, layth the L020 Good. ef 28 * AnD the Priefthood ſhall be their in- heritance,y ea, J am their inberttances theres fore Hall pe giue thein no pofleltionin Jira: tl,for J am their poſſeſſion. on) 29 Thep fhall cate the meate offering, and the linne offering and thetvelpace offe· real pan euery Bedicate thing in Ilrael, hal e theirs. 30 * And all the firit of all the Bra bone, and euery oblation, cuen ail of euery toate of pour oblations thall be the Piets. De Hall alio giue vuto the teftes the fick of pour Dough, that pe may cauſe the bleſſing to geit in chine Houle, 20 31 The Plets hal not cat ol any ching, that is * bead, 02 toine, whether ir bes toute oꝛ beaſt. CHAP, XLV. 1 Out of the baud of prora fe are there {eperate Joure pertiasof which the firfi % giuẽo the prieſis and tothe Temple, the fecond: tothe Leustes, the therd tothe city, the fourth to theprince. 9 An exhortation unto the heads of ffrael. 10 Of iuft weights and meafures. 13 Ofthe firft fruits ti Menma when yee Wali diuude rhe tand foz inheritance; ye thal offer an oblation tute the Lord an -poly portion of the iant, Gucand twenty thouſand reeds long, E fen » thoufan’ broad this fhallbe holy iñ ailipe borders theresfrounD about. .— 2. Dé thts there Mall be fo: the Ganctu- arp fuehundzeth ialength, with Bue pun: Deth in breadth, alt(quare round about, and fifty cubites rounde about. forthe ſuburbs therené. ; 3 And of this mealure fhalt thou mea · fure the iengthof fue and twenty thoufand, ‘and the breath of tenne thouſand: andin itthalibe the anetuary; and the moſt holp - ꝝlace. a which come netre to ſerne the Lom; and it ſhall be a place ſor their houſcs, and an holy piace forthe Sanctuary. 5 And in the fiue and twenty thonfand of length and the ten thoutand of breadth, hat the Lewites that mintiter tn the boul, haue their poſſeſſion foz twenty chambers. 6 Allo pee Wall appoynt che poſſeſſion of the city Ruz thonfand b2020,¢ Rucandrwene tp thouſand long oueragatnit tye sblation of the holy postion s it all be fo the whole boule of Ilrael. 7 And a portion thalve fe the prince on the Che fide, Eo chat tide ofthe shlation of the holy portion and ofthe pollefion of the city, cuen befaze the oblation of the boly portion, and befoze the poſſeſſton of the city trom the tet comer CUeſtward, and from the Eaſt comer Eaſtward.and the length Mhal bee by pne of the portions from the cAeit border burto the Cat bower. : | 8 In this land hall bee his poſſeſſion in Iſrael: and mp princes Hail no more ops prefie my people,and thereft of the land halt they gine to the houle of Iſrael atcording ta their tribes, : 9 Thus layth the Lod God. Lerit b ffs fice youn, D princes of Jack: leaue off eruet. tp Copprcflion, anD erecute tudgement and iuftice ; take ateay pour eractions frem my peopie laith the Lo: Geo. Io. De hal haue tuk balancesand a true ¢ Ephay,anda true Bath. - Il She Ephay andthe Bath hall bee gual: a Bath allcentayne the tenth part ofan bomer,and an Ephah the tenth part ofan pomer : the equality thereof halbe ag ter the emer. -i 12. * Ann the thekel shalbe twenty gerabs, and twenty ſhekels, andé fine and tens tie ſhekels and fifteene ſhekels ſhall be pour Baned . Us 2G | 13 € Chisisthe oblation that pe Mal of fer, the ſixt part ofan Ephah of anigomer of wheate, and ye ball ginue the ſixt part of an Ephah ofan womerof barley. 14 Concerning the ozdinance of the apie, euen of the Bath of apie, yee thall offer the teuth part of a Bath out of the Cop. (ten Bathsare an Homer: for ten Baths Aian pemer). F Ig Andone iambe of two hundred ſheepe out of the fat patturesof Iſrael foz a meate ofring, ¢fo2 a burntoffering, and foz peace offerings, ta make reconciliation fog rhe, farti the Lore God. ji 16 All the people ofthe land Mal give this oblation forthe prince in Iſrael. 17 And it thalbe the princes part to gine burnt offtings, and meatóffringe,t dinke offerings in che ſoiemne featts, inthe new + . moones,andin the Mabbaths, andin all rife high feats of thehoule of Fact: he thal pre» pare the finne oſtring, and themeatofiring, . and the burnt offering, and the peace offe- rings to make reconciliation forthe houſe of H{racl. aher a iI; 18 ¶ Thus fatth the Langon np firſt moneth, in the Arh day of¢ AAEE AN part + land dinided. Ofoffrings. 328 b -The Praphee fheweth that the - heads muft be firft reformed, afore any geod order can be c- ftablithed. a- mong the peo= ple ~ c Ephah and Bath were both of one quantitie, faue that Ephah contained in drye things that which Bath did in liquor, Leuit. 5.11.8.King 5, if, Exod, 30.1 3. leuie. 27. 25. num.. 47. à That is, threes- fcore thekels mske a waight called Mina: for he ioyneth thefe ~> three parts to a: ~ Mina, e Which was Nifanyconteiningy partiof.March &i part of April, Ofofferings. Of che Prince, H Or, Court, Exod,i2.18. letit. 2 3°Se fReade Exod. 29.49, à Thatis,as much as he will. “b Meaning, as he fhail thinke good, ſhall takt ayang Bullocke without blemich, and cleanſe the Sanctuary. 19 Ana the Piet Mali take of the bloon ofthe ſinne offering, & put it vpon the pots of the boufe, and upon the foure leozners of the trame of the altar, and spon the polts of the gateof the inner court. 20 And fo halt chow Boe the feuenth day ofthe moneth, tog euerp one that hath erred, and fo: him that ts deceiued: lo hall you re- concile the boule. { 21 * Jnthefirk monethinthe fourteenth Bay of the moneth, pee hall haue the Panes Oucr,a Feat of leuen dayes, and pee yall eate vnleauened bread. ° 22 And vpon that say, Wall the Pince prepare foz himſelte, and foz all the people of the land, a bullocke fo2 a inne offering. 23 And inthe ſeuen Bayes of the featk, he fall make a burnt offering to the Lord, euen of ſeuen bullockes,and feuen rammes withe out blem, daily for fenen Dates, and an hee goate dayly fo: a finne offting. 24 And he hall prepare a meat offering ofan Ephah fo: a bullocke, an Ephah fo: a tamme andan ‘Hin of ople foz an Ephah. 25 Juche ſeuenth moneth in the fitteenth Day of the moneth, Hall he doc the ltke inthe fealt fo: leuen Dayes, according to the finne offering, according te the burnt offring,and according to the meate offering, and accor · Ding tothe opie. CHAP, XLVI. 3% The facrifices of the Sabbath and of the newe moones. 8 Thorow which doores they muft goe in, or come ent ofthe Templet. ipuslapetlhthe Lorde God, The gate of toe inner court,that turneth toward the atk, hall bee Wut the fire woking dayes: but on the Sabbath it hall bee opened, and ‘ - —* Day of the newe moone it hall bee o- _2 And theppince Mall enter by the wa of the porch of that gate without, and tha and by the pot of the gate, and the prietts tyall make dis burnt offering, and bts peace offerings, and hee Hall wozihip at the thee- Hold of the gate: after he Hall goe forth, ` but the gate hall not bee ut till the eues ning. 3. Likewile the people of che lande hall wozlhip at the entry of this gate before the Lorde onthe abbathes, and inthe newe moones. (ite 4 Andthe burnt offering that the prince Mal offer vnto the Loꝛd on the Sabbath day thallbee ficelambes without blemiſh, anda ramme without blemiſh. § And the meat offring halbe an Ephah fog a ramme; and the meate offering fo: the lambes* a gift of bis hande, andan Win of syle to an Ephah. 6 Andin theday of the newe moone it fhalbe a pong bullocke without blemi, and fire lambes and a ramme: they halbe withe out blemiſh. rng, ; 7 And be hall prepare ameate ofring, euen an Ephah for abullock,and an Ephãh fo: a ramme,and fox the lambes > according as bis hand hall bang, and an hin of ople to an Ephah. Ezekiel. 8 And when the prince hal enter,he halt goe tn by the way ot the pozch of that gate, and be thall go Forth by the wap thereat. 9 Bur when the peopleok the land Hall come before the Lod tn the lemne feattes, hee that entreth in by the way of the Moth gate to worſtip, tall goe out bp the way of the South gate: and hee that entreth by the way of the South gate, ſhall goe footy by the way ofthe fRozth gate: hee hall not returne by the way of thegate whereby hee — but thep Hall goe foozth ouet ae gaint it. è 10 And the pince ſhall be in the mids of them : be hall goe tn when they gos in, and —— they goe korth, they Wali goe forthto —— * II And in the keaſts, ¢ in the ſolemnities the meat offering Halbe an Ephah to a bule locke,and an Ephah toa ramme, and to the lambes,the gtftof bis hande, and an Hin of ople to an Ephah. j 12 Row when the prince (hal make a free burnt ofring o: peace offerings frecly vnto the Lozde,one hall then open him the gate, that tucneth toward the Calt,and bee hall make bis burnt offting,¢ bis peace offtings a6 he did onthe Sabbath day: after he Malt o forth, and when he ts gone forth,one that ut the gate. 13 Thou halt dayly make a burnt offee ring vnto the Lozde of a lambe of one peere without bicmith ; thou tale Dee it euerp moning, 14 Gnd thou halt prepare a meate offe- ring forit euery morning,the firt part ofan Ephah,and the third part ofan itn ofoile, to mingle with the fine floure: this meate of⸗ fering fal be continually by a perpetual oge Dinance wnto the Lod. 15 hus hal they prepare the lambe,and the meate offering, and the oyle euery mos qs tee acontinuall burnt offering. 16 € Chuslayeth the Loa Gon, JE the prince ginea gift of his inheritance vnto a· ny of hts ſonnes, it hall bee bis fonnes,and it halbe their poſſeſſion by inheritance. 17 But ik be giue a gift of bis inheritance to one of his feruants, then it ſhall be his to the c pere oflibertie: after, it hall returne tothe prince, but his inberitance Wall re- mayne to his fonnesforthent. ~ 18 MPozreouer, the prince Hall not 4 take of the peoples inheritance, no: thui them outof their poſſeſſion: but he hali canfe his ſonnes totnberitof bis owne poſſeſſion, that my people be. not ſcattered euery man from bis poſſeſſton. 19 (After, he brought me thozow the ern- try, which was at the lide of the gate, into the holy chambers of the JOzieltes , which food foward the Morth: and beholde,there twas a place at the (Heft ſide ofthem. 20 Then fayd he vnto mee, Chis ts the place where the prieſts hall (eethe the trel pae offering,and the finne offering, where they fall bake the meate offering,that they ould not beare them into the utter court, e to ſanttifie the people. 21 When he brought me forth into the tt- ter const, and canted me to soe by pn and his offerings, c Which was at the Iubile, Leuit, 25.9. d But becon- tent witb that portion that Ged hath affigned | him,as Chap. A 45.8, e That the pee- ple {hould not haueto doe with thofe things, , which appertaine to the Lord,and thinke it lawfull for them to eate them. The vifion of waters. The comers of the court: and behold, in enerp coner of the court, there was a court. 22 Jn the foure cozners ofthe court there were courtes ioyned of forrtie cubits long, and thirtie baoad; thele fourecogners werg of one meafure. 23 And there went a wal about them,enen about thole foure, and kitchins were made binder the walles round about. As 24 Then latd he vnto mee, This is the Kitchin where the mintiters of che houle hall ſeethe the facrifice of the people, CHAP, XLVII. ‘3 The vifion aft be waters, that came out of the Temple. 13 The coaftes of the land oſpromiſe, & the diuifion thereof by tribes, A Fcerward ye brought me vnto the Dooe L Sof the Houle : and behold, * waters iſſued out from vader the threſholde of the boule Eaftward : for the forefront of the boule Roode towarde the Cat, and the waters ranne Downe from vnder the tight = of the boule, atthe South ide of the altar. 2. Thenbzrought he mec out toward the Noꝛth gate, and len mee about by the way Without vnio the vtter gate, by the way that turneth Catiward: and behold, there came forth waters on the right five. i 3 And wher the man that bad the line in bis band, went koorth Caltwatd,be mea · fured a thoufand cubits, and be bꝛought me though the waters ; the waters were te the neles. ; 4 Againe hee mealured a thouſand, and brought me through the waters : the waters were fo p knees: agatne be meafured a thou · fano, and brought me through: the waters wereto the loynes PEN § Afterward kee meafured a thoulanap and it was a b riucr that 3 coula not pafic o= uer : foz the waters were rilen, andthe wa- ters Did flow , as a riuet that could not bee pafledDoner.. 6 Andhe lain ynte me, Sonne of mats baft thon ſeene this? Chen he brought me, & cauleo me toretuene to tie bzinke of the riucr, 7. Mow when F returned, behold, at the brinke of the riuer were bery many < trees on the one fide, and onthe other. 8 Then laid hevnteme, Chele waters ifue out toward the Catt ceuntrey, and rune Downe inte the plane, and hall goe intooze “fea they mall runne into another (ca, and thee waters hatoer wholſeme. 9 And euerp thing thatlineth, whith ‘ moueth, whereſoeuer the ttucrs fyatl come, Whichwere fallltue, and there thall be a verp great Citiesatthecor- multitude of Ah, becawerhele waters Hatt come thither : fox they ſhall bee wholrfomic, and cuerp thing hall line whether the river — yt? $-F2 2 E ete 10 And then thet fhers thall fand byot it, & from En gedi euen vntes Cu-eglaim, they Mati ſyred out their nits ; for their hth fhalbe accozving to their kinds, as the ſiſh of + the maine feaerceeding many. _ Š 2 _ 11 Butt the mypte places thereof, and the i Thatis,the Wice mariſes thereof fall norbe wholelome:thep ked& reprobate. Walibemadelaleptts, ~ ~~ a a Whereby are meant the (pirt- ynder the King- dome e — Signifying,t $ graces of God fhould neuerde- teafe , but cuer bound inhis refrefhed by the irituall waters. d Shewing that the abundance of thefe graces fhould be fo great, that all the orlde thould be Chap.xlvij.xlviij. borders ofthétribes. 329 — oe 12 And by this riuer bpon the bzinke thereof, on this lide, and on that lise hall grote all | fruittulltrecs, whole leafe Hall [|Or, tree far not fade, neither fhallthe fruit rhereetfatle: meats, it fhall bring forth new fruit accozding to bis moneths, becauſe their waters run one s J —— ‘hele oe bere MaS ali be meate, andthe leate thereof ſhalbe foz EmeDictne, ; NS lOr, for bruifas 13 € Chuslaith Loi God, This wall 4 re. be the border, whereby yee Hail inherit the land according to the tiweiue tribes * of Tf rael > Joſeph thal hauctwo portions 14 Andye hhatlinherit it, one as wellas an ether ; * concerning the which F lft vp mine hand to gine tt vnto your fathers, ane thts land fhal fall onto you foz inheritance, Ig And thts Hallbee the border * of the land toward the Hoꝛthſide, from the maine fea toward Hhethlon as men goe to Zedadah: 16 Hamath. Berothah, Sibzatm, which is betweene the border of Damalcus, and the border of Hamath, and Hazar,Yatticon, which is by the coaft of Hauran. _17 And the bower from the fea Hall bee azar, Enan, and the border of Damatcus, and the refidue of the Morth, Ao2thward, an be teal of Damath ; (ethallbee the oth part. ; 13 Butthe Cat fide fhall yee meaſure from hauran, and frem Damaſcus, and from Gilead, and from the tand of Iſraelb Jorden, and from the boꝛder onto the Ea fea : and {o ball bee the Eaſt part. Ig And the Senthfine thall bee toward Teman from Tamar to the waters of Meriboth in Kade, and the river to the maine fea: {o thalbe the South part toward Teman, © nae The Aet part alfo thall be the great from the bozder, till aman cam gain Hamath : this ſhalbe the 21 So fhall pe diuide this land vnto you; according to the tribes of Iſrael. 22 Gud you fhall diuide itby lot fozan 1 Meaning, thae inheritance vnto you, and to theftrangers inthis {pincuall that Dwell among you, which thall beget kingdomethere childzenamong yeu, and they hall be vñto Mould be no gife you as borne tn the countrey among the ference betweene children of Iſrael, ĩ they Hall part inhjert- Iewnor Gentile tance with you tn themids of the tribesof but thar al Mould Iſrael. bepartakers of 23 Andin what tribe the ranger dwel · this inheritance leth, there hall ye giue him hts inheritante, in their head faith the Lo2d Gen. : Chrif; CHAP. XLVIIi. À 1 The lots of the'tribes. 9 The parts of the pof= fi lfion of the Priefts, of the Temple yof the Leuttesy of the citie, and of the Prince are rehearfed. Na thee are the names of thee tribes: Fromthe Mozthfide, to the coaft to: ward Hethlon, as one gorth to Hamarh, azar, Enan. and che border of Damatens Noꝛthward the coak of Hamath. ctten from oe oat fide tothe CCictt fall bee a portion Dan o, ; 2 And by y border of Dan from the Eaſt fide te the the dett itoe, a portion for Aier: 2 Andby theborderof Aber fram the Eat part euen vnto the Celt part,a portion Naphtali. Et 4 Ana Gen.48.22 Gen. 2.7.1 3 15.C°15.18.and 26.4-deut. 34.46 k Bythelandof promifehe figni- | fieth the fpiritual land , whereof this was afiguce, lOr, firifes a Thetrites,after that they entred into the Jand vn= cer loftiua, diui- ded the land fomewhar othere wife then is here fet foorth by l tbis vifion, 7 | The portion of the tribes. -4 And bp the borer of Naphtali from the Talt quarter vnto the cAeit tide, a porti- on fo} Maãnaſſeh. : = -§ Andby the border of Manalſeh from the Eat five vñnto the (Uet We, a poition fo ae . Elieat 6 And by the border of Ephraim, from the Cat part enen vnto the CUeſt patt, 4 portion foꝛ Reuben. 7 And by the bader of Reuben, from the Eaſt quarter vnto the ick quarter, apor- ` tion f0? Judah. wn cel 8 And bp the border ol Judah, from che. b Tharis,che Ca part wnto the (ett part! Mall dee the poitionofthe’ ~ offering which they Mall offer of hue and ground, which’ twentie thoufand reeds bꝛoad, and of length they ball fepa- ¶ as one ofthe other parts, from tye Cat lide rateand appoint Vito the CCick fide, and the Sanctuaric ſhal to the Lord, be infbeanids of it, j which hatibe 99 Theoblation that pee ſhalloffer vnto dividedinto: = fhe Lod thallbee of five and twentte thou⸗ three paccsz for Cand long,and of ten thouſand tye bꝛedth the Pricfts, for* LO anv foz them, cuen foz the Piieſts, the Prince, and halbe this holp oblation, toward the NMorth for the citic. fine and twentie thauſand long, and toward the (Getttenthouiand bead, and toward the Cait tes thouſand broad, and tovard the South fue aud twentie thoulaud tong, and the Sanctuarte of she 1020 hall bee thenuds thereef. IA OTL AI Icthallbee fo: the Pieſts,that are ant⸗ tilted of the ſonnes of * Zavok, which haue Kept my charge, which went not atiray, when the children of Iſrãel went aſtray, as toe Lenites went atrap. - 12. Cherefozerhis sbjatiool the land that igoffered, halle theirs, asa thing mok holy by the bora of the Leuitan, i 13 And duer agatnit the bower of. the Chap.44.15. Meng th Dall be fue and twentte thou- D andthebzeadthtenthbouland. - f I4 And they hal not (lot tt, neither cova | Changeatt,, to abalienate the fith fruitsot ccthe laud nfo? itisholy vnto the Lord... saiam iou IS AnG the Guetboulandtbat arelettin Ji Coa: fhebzeauth oucr againk the Bue Etwentp — IA thouſand, allbe a prophane place fo: the Citic, oz houſing, and foz itiburbes and the citie halbe in the mins thereof, | 16 And thele hall bethe mealures there- , OF, the Moth part Aue hundreth and foure e Meanines thie thöuſand, andthe South part ¢ five bun- it thould bee. 2 Deeth ald foure thoufande, andthe Cat fquare. part aue hundreth and foure thouland, anu ee aide part Rue bundaeth and foure thou· no. 17 Gnd the fuburbsof the citie hall bee - . toward the North Ovo. jundzeth and fiftie, aud towatd the South two Hundzeth anv titic, and towardibe Cak two hundreth and fifties and foward the Ciel two hun: ba Deth and ſaiftie. — cr £2 18 Anathereioue in length oner agatuſt . the oblation ofthe holy portion hall bee ter: n thouland Cakward, and tenne thoufand Weſtward, and it ſhall be ouer againſt the oblation of the holp portion, andthe increale thereof thal be foz faod bute chem that ſerue tarbecitie, soidact Prieſte the Lenttes hall have fueg twen· w thouwfani tong, and ten thouland pian a ai se Jite Ezekiel. ` cuen from é@laniar voto the waters of Je- taken for Idu- The gates ofthe citie. Ig And they that ſerue in thecitie, thall bec of alithe tribes ot Hiracl tyac Gall erue. thereit. gigi 20 All the ablation that! beffite and twen⸗ flue and twentie thous d Euery way it tte thouland with- fy rates : you tal efter this oblatis foureiquare, (hall be fiueand | ve anetar ies aud foz the poſſellion of twentiethous ' i i Pine . fand, 21 And the relidue hall bee fo: the prince $ onthe one ide and on the other ok the oblas tion ol the Sanctuat ie ana of che poffefton: of the citte, oner,ayauntt the fine and cwent⸗ thoufand of tye ablation toward ‘the Cat bomer ano Meſtward oucragatnit the fiue Edlwentie chouland toward tye (Celt vor⸗ Der ouer againit thalbe fo: the postion sf the, peice : cots albe the holy oblation,and tye moult of the Sanctuarie thalbe in the mids ered. : 22 nodu cone! ert) gate of Dan. 33 And ât the South lige, fiue hundreth 4 and foure thouland mealures, @ three ports — hon ha one gate of Simeon, ove gatcotIdachar, i and oie gate of Zebulun.. +, A YR cee 34 At the Meſt fide flue hundeeth ana — foure thouland , with their. thee gates, one gate of Gad, one gate of Aiher,and one gate of Naphtali. 35 Itwas roundabout eighteene thoufand +Ebr. Tehouah meafures, and the name of the citie krom that ſbamvnab Day hall be, GULOD bs there, Daniel, SIRTNI DD : Yong men chofen to ferue the King. CHAP. T; X The captiuitie of Iehoiakim king of Ludah, 4The king chufeth certaine yong men of the Lewes to learne his law. 5 They hawe the kings ordina- rie appointed, 8 Butthey abſteine from st. (a §2 the a thitd yere of the raigne fa & Of Ichoiakim King of Judah, Bees came s2ebuchad-nessar king POA! Ug Of Babel onto Jeruſalem, and 2d Cone belicged it. — 2 And the Lord gane Jeho. fakim king of Judab tato bis bande, with a Reade 2.King, 24.1, and Iere, | 25.8. 5 Which was a | plaine by Baby- | Jon,where was the Templeof partof the veflelsof the boule of God, which their great god, he carted into thelandef > Shinar, tothe | andis here taken Houle of his god, and he brought the veſſels for Babylon, into his gods trealurie. € Who was as 3 And the king fpake bnto e Aſhpenaz mafterofthe the matter of bis a Cunuches, that hee wards, ſhould bring certaine of the childzen of Iſ⸗ d Hee calleh rael, of the e Kings ſeede, ana of the pin- themeunuches cest whomtheKing 4 hilzen in whom was no blemiſh. nourifhedand _ but wel £ fauoured,and inftructed in all wit brought vp tobe Dome, and well ene in knowledge, and a- rulersofother ble ta vtter knowledge, and {uch as were countreyesafter- able te tand inthekings palace, and whom ward, they might teach the s learning, and the tongue of the Caldeans, § And the king appointed them pronifion euery Day of a h portion of the kings meste, and of the wine which he danke, ſo nouri- € His purpofe ‘was to keepe them as hofta- ges, and that he might thew himfelfe victorious, and alfo by their good intreatie and Iearning of his religion,they might fauour rather him then the Iewes,and fo to be able to fetue kim as gouernours in their lands morcouer by this meanes the [ewes might be betcer kept in ſubiection, fearing other- wifeto procure hurt to thefenable men, £ The King required three things , that they fhould be of noble birth, that they (hould be witty and learned, & that they fhould be ofa ftrong and comely naturé,that they might do him betterfernice : this he did for hisowne commodi- tie, therefore it is not to prayfe his liberalitie: yetin this he is worthy sof praife, that he efteemed learning, and knewe that it was a neceffarie meaneto goucrne by. g That they might forget their owne religion and country fathions, to {erue him the better to his purpofe : yetitis not to beethought that Daniel did learne any knowledge that was not godly;in all points he refufed the abufe of things and fuperftition, infomuch that hee would not eate the meate which the King appoin- ted him , but was content to learne the knowledge of naturall things. b Thatby their good entertainement,they might learne to forgetthe wmediocritic of their owne people, © Ri F * Chap.j. Their names are changed, 3370! mo vie og daniel, THE Waele on wenn Sars great prouidence of God, and his fingular mercie toward his Church are moft liuely here fet forth, who neuer leaueth his deftjture, but now in their'greateft miferies and afflictions giueth _ them Prophets, as Ezekiel, and Daniel, whom he adorned with {uch graces of his holy Spirit, that . Daniel aboue all other had moft fpeciall reuelations of fuch things as fhould come to the.Church, enen from the time that they were in captiuitie, to the laft end of the world, and to the generall re- 17 furrection, ás of the foure monarchies and empires of all the world,to wit, ofthe Babylonians,Per- k fians, Grecians and Romans, Alfo of thecertaine number of the timeseuenvato Chrift, when all ceremonies and factifices fhould ceafe,becaufe he thould be the accomplifhment thereof : moreover he theweth Chrifts office & the caufe of his death, which was by his facrifice to take away fins,and to bring euerlafting life. And as from the beginning God euer-exercifed his people ynder the crofle, fo he teacheth here,that after that Chrift is oftered,he will {till leaue this exercile to his Church vn- till the dead rife againe, and Chrift gather his into his kingdome in the heavens, Shing them itheee pere,that at theend theres i To the intent ot they might tand * befozethe king. that in this time 6 Now among thele werecertaine of the they might cbildzen of Judah, Dantel,Wananta), i= both learne the machann Ssarial. ; mannersof the 7 Unts whom the chieke of the ennuches’ Caldeans, & al- 1 gaug other names : foz be called Daniel, otheirrongue. Belteſhazzar, and’ Panantah, Sbadzach, k As well to and Miſhael, Meſhach, and Azariah, Abed ſerue at the ta· nego. ble, as in other 8 (But Danlel had Determined in his offees. heart, that hee would not = defile himſelfe 1 That they with the postion of the kings meat, noz with might altoge · the wine which be Danke : therefore be ree ther forget their quired the chicfe of the Cunuches that heg religion: for Might not deiile himielfe. the Tewes gaue 9 (Row God had bꝛought Daniel into their children fauour, and tender loug with the chiefe of names, which the Eunuches) might euer put Io And the chicke of the Cunuches ſayd them in remem⸗ vnto Danicl, » J feare mp lode the king, brance of fome tuho hath appointed yoyr meate and your point ofreligi- Minke: therefoze if hee (ee paur faces wole on,thercfore this liking then the other chilmen, which are of wasa great ten- pour fot, then all pee make mee lole mine tationanda bean vnto theking. figne of ſeruitude Il Then faid Daniel to Melzar, whom which they were the chiefe of the Cunuches had fet ouer not able to reſiſt. Danicl, Hananiah , Mihael and Azas m Nor that he riah, thought any rea 12 Pꝛooue thy fernants, F beleech thee, ligionto bein etenDapes, and let them giung vs r pulleto rhe meatc or eate and water to Minke. drinke (for af- 13 Then let our countenances belooked terward he did boon before thee: and the countenances cate) burt be- of the cyildpen that cate of the postion of caufethe king fhould not cn- tice him by this fweete poyfon , to forget his religion and accuftomed fobrietie, and that in his meate and drinke he might dayly remember of what people hee was: and Daniel bringeth this in to fhewe howe God from the beginning affifted him with his Spirit, and at length called himto be a Prophet. n He ſuppoſed they did this for their religion, which was contrary tothe Babylonians: and therefore herein hereprefenteth them which are of no religion: for neither hee would condemne theirs,nor maintaine hisowne. o Meaning, that within this fpace hee might hauethe triall, and that no man (hould be able to diſcerne it: and thushe fpake, being moved by the Spirit of God. p Not that it was a thing abominable to eat daintiemeates andto drinke wine,as both before and after they did, but if they ſhould have hereby beene wonneto the King , and haue refufed their owne relie gion, that meat and drinke had beene accurfed, Et2 the ee ae > Daniels knowledge: i g This bare fee- ding, & that alfo of Mofes, when he fled from the court of Egypt, declareth that we muft live in {uch fobriety asGod doth cal vs vnto, feeing hee will make it more profitable vnto vs, then all dain- ties: for his blef fing onely ufi - Se Ceplasy iret] + Ebr. fatter in efa T Meaning,in the liberali fciences, and naturall knowledge and notin the magi- call arts which are forbidden, Deut.18.046 {So thathe only the kings meatiand as thon ferm, Deale with thp (eruants. a, Dia IAA 14 Gobeconfentedto them tu this mate ter, and prooncd them ten Dapes. i Ig Aud at thecndot tenne Dapes , their qcountenances appeared fatrer,and int bet ter liktug then all the childrens , which dia gate the portion of rye kings meate. ; 16: Thus Melzar tooke away the portion of their meate, ano the wine that they hould Dzinke, and giue them pulle, 17 Asto: thel foure children, God gaue them knowletae , and vnderitanding in alllearning t and wiſedome;: alio hee gaue Daniel vnderltanding of all l villons and Dames. i : 18 fow when the time wast expired, that the king bad appointed to being them in, the chiete of the Gunuches brought them bekore Nebuchad· nezz av. 19 And the king communed with thems and among them all was fonnd none like Daniel, Hananiah, Miſhael, and Azariah: therefore toon they befo the King. 20 4nd in all matters of wifedome, and vnderſtanding that the king enquired of them, bee kound them ten times better then all che inchanters & aſtrologians, that were in all bis reaime. 21 And Dantel was vito = the Rri peere of Ring prus. wasa Prophet and none of theother:for by dreames and vifions God appeared to his Prophets, Numb.12.6, t Of the ihree yeres aboue mentioned verf 5, u Thatis, he wasefteemed in Babylon asia Pro- pher fo long as that common wealth flood, CHAP Ik 1 The dreame of Nebuchadnezzar: ¥3 The king commaundeth ali the wife men of Babylon to bee laine becaufe they could not interpret ha dreame. 16 Daniel requireth time to felute the queftion 24 Daniel h brought unto the king, and fheweth | bım his dreame andthe interpresatson thereof, 44 a. The fathers and the fonne were both called by this name, fo that this is meant of the fonne, when he reignedalone; for he reigned alfo after a fort with his father, b Not ý he bad many dreames, but becaufe ma- My matters were: contained in this Of the euerlafting kingdome of Chrift. A’? in the ſecond peereof the refgue of a Acbuchad-nezsar, fAcbuchad-nessar Deamed >Dzeames wherwith his pirit wag e troubled, and his 4 fleepe was vpon im. 2 Ahenthe king commanded to call the- inchanters,and thealtrologians & the force- rers, andthe < Galttans foz to Wewe the Ring his dreames; fo thep came and ſtoede befoze the Ring. 3 Andehe King faya vnto then, 3 haue dreamed a Deane, and my ipirit was trous bled te know the decane. iM 4 Then ipake the Caldeans tothe King inthe ‘Aramites language, Dking line foz euer: thew thy ſeruants thy Dreame, and we MPDaniel. Po P ſhall Hew the interpretation. 5 And the Ring anfwercd,and {aid tothe ‘The kings furie. Caldcans, Che thing is gone from mee. FE pe will nefmake me vvnderſtand the Dreame with the taterpeetation thereof, pee halbee —D tn pleces,¢ pour poules halbe made atakes. 6 Wut if yee Declare the Deeame, and the interpretation therea:,pe ſhall receiue of mee gifts and rewards,and great honoursthere= toze hew me the Deame an’ the interpreta· tion of tt. 7 Theyanlwered againe, and fayd, Let the King thewe his ſeruants the Beeame, aud we wil Declare the interpretation theres of, 8 Thenthe King anfwered and ſayd, J know certatnelp that pee + would gane the tine, becaule pec tee the thing is gone from me. 9 But if pee will not declare mee the Dreame there ts butone iudgement for you; foz pe haue prepared lptng @ corupt words, to ſpeake betoze me till the ttine be changed; therefore tellmec the dreame, that J may know, it yee can Declare mee theinterpzeta- tion rhereof, i 1O: Then the Caldeans anfwered before the King,and layde, Cherets no man vpon earth, thatcan Declare the Rings matter: pea, there ts neither king nor prince nollor that afked meh things at amuichanter 02 a- firologtan,o2 Caldean. 11 Foꝛ it is a rare thing that the king re⸗ Quiveth, and there ts none other that can de⸗ ciare tt before the Ring, ercept the gods whole Dwelling ts not with tew. 12- Jfoz this caule the King was angric and in great furie, and commanded to Bes ſtroy ali the wile menof Babel. I 3 E And whenlentence was ginen, the wile men were llaine, and they i fought Das nicl and his fellowes to be put to death. 14 Chen Daniel anfwered with counſell and wiſedome to Artoch the Kings ſchiele fieward , which was gone foozth to put te Death the wie mien of abet. $ 15 Yea,he anfwered and lain vnto Arioch the Kings captaine, Ciby is thelentence W bafite from the king? Chen Arioch declared the thing to Daniel, p 16 So Daniel wentand deſtred the king that be would giur ptm leaſute. and that hee ee the iing the tuterpzetation t erco ent p 17 Then Dantel went to his boule and Hewed the matter ta Vananiah, Miſhael. and Azariah bts compantons, 18 Chat thep ould belecch the God of heaucn fo gracetn this fecret that Daniel and his fellowes ould not pert with the rettof the wife men of Babel. g Thisisa iuft reward of their airogacy ( which vanted of them- ſelues that they had the kno w- ledge of all things )that they fhouia be proued fooles,and that to their perpetual thameand cone fufion, h Herein appea. red their igno- : rance, that note with{tanding their | rags,yet were they not ableto tellthe Acame, except he cntred them into the matter, and therefore they would pre. tend knowledge. where was bur mere ignorance, & fo as deluders of the people, they were worthy to die. *Ebr. redeeme the time, i Which decla⸗ reth that God would not-haue. his fervant ioy- nedinthe come pany of thefe fore cerersand aſtro⸗ logetswhofe arts were wic- ked and there- fore iuſtly ought to die,though the King did it vpona rage, and no zeale, | Or,the captaing ofthe guard, i ‘dreame, c Becaufeit was forare and ſtrange a dreame that he had naot had the like.d He was fokeauy with fleepe,that he began to fleep againe. Some read, and his [eepe was broken from him. e For all thefe aftrologers and forcerers called themfelues by this name of ho- nour as though all the wifedome and knowledge of the countrey de- pended vpon them, and that all other countreys were voide of the fame, f That is, inthe Syrjan tongue which differed not much from the Caldeans, faue it feeméd to be more eloquent, and therefore the Jearned vſc to fpeake itxas the lewill writers doc to this day. 19 Then was the fecret renealed vnto Daniclina vilion by night :theretose Dae niel patted the God of heauen. 20 And Daniclaulwered andad, The P/al.rr3. 24 Name ot God be praten Foz euer audeuers and s15,1%,. foz wiſedome and ſtrength are his. 21 And bee changeth the times and {eae fons: her taketh away kings: hee ſetteth ny kings: bee stucth wiledome vnto the wit, E and Thekings dreame, and Chap.ij, EHetheweth and vnderſtanding to thofe th at vnderſtãd. that man hath 22 Hee diſcouereth thedeepe and iecret acitherwifedome things: he knoweth what ts in the Darknes, norknowledge, and the * light Dwelleth with bun. but very datke 23 Jthanke thee and patle thee, D thon blindnesandig- Ged ot my 'fathers,that thou batt giuen me norancecfhim- tweredomeand™ Hrengt), and halt Hewed felfe;foritcom- mee nowe the ching that we Beliced of thee: methonelyof : fozthou halt declãted Dato vs the Bings God,thatman matter. ` vndcrítandeth 24 € Therefore Daniel went vnto Ari- any thing, och , whome the King bad ozdeined to des 1 Towhomthou roy the wile men of babel ; hee went and madeltthypro- fapt thus vnto him, Deſtroy not” the wile mife,and who > men of Babel, bur being me betore the king, livéainthy feare: and J will declare vuto the king the intere whereby heex- pretation, cludeth all other ods. m Mening, power to integ- pret it. a Whereby ap- peareth tbat: ma- ny were flaine, as verfe,1 zand 25 Chen Ariock brought Daniel before the king in all haſte, aud faid thus yato him, J have found aman of the chitdzen of Judah that were brought captiues,that wil Declare unto the king the interpzctation. í 26 Thenanfwered the kina and faid bu- toDanicl, whole name was Belteſhazzar, Art chou able to Mew me the Breamne which J Hane ſeene, and the interpretation there- withont hauts, which ſmote the image vp⸗ on bts feete, that were of yꝛon and clay, anB brake them to pieces, : 35 Then was the pron, the clay,the baffe, the fluer and the goid boken altogether, and became like the chafte of the Summer flowers, andthe wind carricd them away, that ne place was found fog thems and the fton: that (mote the image, became a great mountaine, ant filled the whole earth. 36 This is the Dreame, and wee will de· per ei the king the interpectation ereot, 37 CD king, thou arta king ofkings:foz the Gon of heauen bath giuen thee a king- Dome, power, ſtrength, and gioie» 38 And in all places where the childzen oF men Dwell, the beaftes ofthe ficlde, and the foules of the beaten bath be siuen tito thine band, and hath made thee ruler ouer then all : thou art" this head of gota. j 39 Ana alter thee Hall ric another king- Bome, ftnferiour to thee, ot filuct,and another t third kingdome thailbe of bzafic, which hal beare rule duer all the earth. 40 And the fourth kingdome Mall bee ſtrong as pron : for as yzon bꝛeaketh tn pies ces, andlubsueth all things, andas yon bruiſeth all theſe things, fo Wall tt bꝛeake in u pieces, and baniicall. ~ 41 CCkereas thou fawelk the feete and toes, patt of potters clay, and partof pen: the kingdome hall be = diuided: but there Mall be tn it the ſtrength of the pron, as sodu laweit the pon mirt with the clay, and earth. 42 And as the toes of the feet were part of 2013, and part of clap, fo fhail the kingdome e partlyſtrong, and partly broken. ji 43 And wyereasihou lawet pron mirt With clay and earth, they Hall mingle them· felucs with py {cede of men: but thep Hall Net topne one With another, as pon cannot be migt with clay. à 44 And inthe dayes of theſe kings, ſhall the God of heauen fet bp a kingdome, which = fall neuer be Defroped : and this kings Dome hall not be giuen to another people, bur ft ſhall bꝛeake and De ftrop all thele king: Domes, and tt hall tand foz ener. 4 CUbereas thon fawett that the? tone Was cut ofthe mountatne without handes, theinterpretation rhereof.. 332 ~ t Daniel leaueth outthe kingdom of the Affyrians, which was betore the Babylonian, both becaufe ir was not a Mo- nurchie and gene- rall Empire, and- alfo becaufe be would declare the things that were to come, to the comming of Chrift, for the comfort of the ` elea among thefe wonderfull altes rations : and he calleth rhe Babys lonian king- dome the golden head, becaule ` in reſpect of tke other three, ic was the bef, and yer was of it felfe wicked and cruell, f Meaning, the Perfians, which were not inferie Our in dignitie, power, and ti- ches, but were worle , touching ambition, cruel- ty, and all kind of vice: fhewing, © thatthe world fhould grow worle and worfe, tillit was refto- red by Chrift. t Thatis, ofthe the teſt at Dani. of? els offer were 27 Daniel anfwered in the prefence of preferucd on the Ring, andfayd, Che fecret which the ‘condition: not’ king bath Demaunded, can neither ihe wile, that Daniclfa- the aftrologtans, the inchanters, nor the uoured their ſoothſayers declare vnto the king. wicked proſeſſſ· 28 But there is a Godin heauen that on, but that he xeueileth (ecrets, and ſheweth the king fe: hadrepe&to >buchad-nezzar what Mall beein the tatter equitic, becaufe dayes. Thy Dreame, and the things which the king procee- thou batt (cence tn thine heas vpon typ bed, is dedaccording this. : 7 to his wickedaf- 29 D king, when thou walkin thybed, fe&ionandnot thoughtscametntothy minde, what ſhoulũ confideringif come topafle hereafter, and hee that reuct> their fcience teth fecrets,telleth thee what hall come. were lawfull 30 As foz e me, thisfecretis ner thet: ot no. ed mee foz any wifetome that Jhaue, moze © Heaffirmeth then any otheriining , but onciy to hewe thatinanbyrea- the King the tnterpsetation , and that fon&arteisnor thou mighteſt knowe the thoughts of thine abletoattaine heart. i to the caufeof 31 D king, thou fawelk,and behold,there Gods fecrets,but was a great Image: thts great image whole thevnderftan- glozte wasfoercetlent, food before thee, and ding only there. the forme thereof was terrible. ; ofmuftcomeof 32 This images head was of fines gold, God: whereby isbzeitand bis s of filuer, bts belly hee fmitethrhe and bis thighesof bralte,_ King with acer- 33 is iegs ot yzon,and Hts keete were part tainefeareand of pron, and partofclay. — reuerence of 34 Chou beheldeſt it till a Tone was cut God, that hee 4 Pod — ad might be the mor€ apt to receiue the bigh myfteries that thould be reuciled. p Becaufehe had faid that God oncly muft reucile the nifications of his dreame, the king might haue alked, why Daniel did enterprife to interpret it.and therfore he fheweth that he was byt Gods minifter,and had no gifts, but fuch asGod had giuen him to fet foorthhisglotie. q By gold, filuer,braffe,and yron,are meant,the Caldeans,Perfians, Macedonian and Romane kindome which fhonld fucceffiuely rule all the world till Chrift ( which heere is called the ftone ) come himſelfe and deftroy the laft ; and this was to aſiure the Teves, that their afflictions Should not end withthe Empire ofthe Caldeans,but that they ſhould patiently abide the comming of Mefe fiah, which ſnould be at the cnd of this fourth Monarchie, is lile eternal, Rom.8. 10, andthat tt breake in pieces the yzon, the Macedonians braſte theclap, the fluer andthe gold ; fo thallbe ofbraffe, not alluding to the hardneſſe thereof, but the vileneffe in refpe@ of filuer, u That is, the Romanz empire fhal! Gibduethe fe other aforenamed, whic after Alexander were diuided into the Macedonians, Grecians, Sy- rians, and Egyptians, x They fhalhaue ciuil warres,and continue aldifcordsamongthemfelues, y They thal! by marrioges and af- finitses, thinke to make themfelues firong, yet fhall they neuer bee ioynedinhearts. z His purpole isto hew thatali che kingdomes of the worldare tranfitorie , and thatthe kingdomeof Chrift fhall onely remaine for euer, a Meaning Chrift, who was fent of God, and not fet vp by man, whofe kingdome at the beginning (ould be fmall and without beauti¢ to mans iucgement, but hounid at length growe and fil the whole earch which he callech a gccat mountaine,as verfe,35.And this kingdome which ts not oncly referred to the per- fonof Chriſt, bur alfo to the whole body of his Ciiurch, and to cute ry membertherecf, (lial: Seeternall ; forthe {piritthatisinthem the Gtr The golden image fet yp. the great God bath Hewed the King what fall come to pale hereafter and the dꝛeame isfrie and the interpretation thereofis ſure. 46 @ Thenthe king Mebuchad-nessar fellupon bis face, and > bowed himlelle Un: toDanicl,and commanded chat they Hould offer meat offcrings, aud (weet odours vito im. y 47 Alfo the king anfwered vnto Daniel, b Though this bumbling of the king (eemed to deferuc com: mendation, yet becaufehcioys ¶ and fayt, I know ofa trueth that pours God nedGodsho- {34a God ofgods,and the Lod of kings,and nourwitbthe therenealeroflecrets,fectng thou couideit o» Prophets,itisto, pen this fecret. 3 bereproued and 48 Ho the king made Daniel a great Daniclhercin, man, and gaue hin many and great 4 gifts. ered ifheefuffe- ipe made him gouernour ouct the whole pros redit:butizis . ulnceof Babeland chiefe of the rulers, and eredible that aboue allthe wife men of Babel. Danicladmoni- 49 Then Dantele made requetl to the fhedhim ofhis king, and bee (et Shadzach, Meſhach, and fault,anddid Qbednegoouer the charge of the proutuce of not fuffer it. Babel: but Dantel late inthe! gate of the © Thisconfefli-. king, ; on was buta fud- denmotion, asit was alſo in Pharaoh, Exod.9.27, 28. but his heart wasnot touched, as appeared foone afterward. d Not chat the Prophet was defirous of gifts or honour, but becaufe by this meanes he might relicue his poore brethren which were grieuoufly eppre fled in this their captiuity,and alio he réceiued them, left he thould offend this cruzi king, which willingly gauethem, e Hee did not this for their privat profit, but chat che whole Caurch which wasthen there in affliction, might baue fome releafeand eafe by this benefit. f Meas ning, that either he was a Tudge, or that hee had the whole authoritie,, fo that none could be admitted to the kings prefence,but by him» —— “EFT: t The king fettethup a golden image, & Cep- tame are accaſed becanfethey defpifed the kings commandement, and are putizto a * ouan. 25 By belefein God they are deliuere —— fire. 26 Nebuchad-nexxar confeff-ththe pawer of God after the fight of the miracle. a Vader pretence Ebuchad⸗ nezzar the king made a ân i. of religion and uiage ot golde, whole height was threce holincifein ma- feoze cubites, andthe beoth thereof lire cu⸗ king an imageto bites: bee ſet it yp tin the platne of Dura , in hisidole Bél he . the promince of Babet, fouchthisowne 2 Ehen Nebuchad⸗· nezzar the king fent ambition & vainc foorth ta gather together the Nobles, the glorysandthis. JD2ncegand the Dukes, the Pudges,the re eciareth,that he cetuers, the countelicrs. the officers and all was not touched the gouernours of the pponnces, thatrheyp with thetrue feare Hon De cometo the > Bedication of thei- ofGodbefore, mage, which Nebuchad · nezz ar the © king butthathecon- HAD ſet vp. eis. feffed him ona 3 Bothe nobles, princes and dukes, the fuldden motion, as the wicked'y-avhen they are overcome with the ereatnefleof his workes. The Greckeinterpreters write that this was done eightecne yecresafterthe dreame , and asmay appeare , the king feared leat the Tewes by their religion fhould haue altered the fate of his com- mon wealth, and therefore he meant to bring all to one kinde of re Lęẽion, and fo rather fought his owne quierneffe then. Gods glory. be Shewing that the idoleis not knowen for an idole fo long as he is withthe workeman : but when the ceremonies and cuftomes are re- eitedand vied and theconfent of the people is there,then ofa blocke fi theythinke they hauemase agod. ¢ This wasfufficient with the wickedat 3H times to approu: theirreligion, ifthe kings authoritie were alledged for the eflaHiIiment thereof, notconfidering, in the -snbansfeafon.what Gods word.did permits. ye f rd Daniel. : image, that Qebuchad· nezzar the king bad ftip. ftrumentsofmulicks, (ofal optune and t bip tpi image, which TF bate ma Shadrach, Mcfhach, and Abednego T tudges, the receiuers,the counſellers thech ovo ficers, and all the gouernours df the pouin⸗ snem 3 ces were aifembled, vnto the dedicating gf the image, that Qebuchad· nezzar theking <9 > A108 had et vps and they Rood before che tinage, which Mebuchad-nessar had let vp. - 4 Thenan herald cried alouve, Berit knowen topou; D people,’ nations, and languages, iy Sutshad: Rad 4 “§ Ghat when pe heare the ſound of the tonet; trumpet, harpe fackbut’, plaltecie, Duicimer, anv alluskruments of mulicke,pe fali Downe and wozhip the golden image that Nebuchad· nezzat the king bath ſet vp > And wholocuer falleth not Downe and worſhippeth. hallthe fame benre be call in⸗ and the cruelty tothe miz afan hote üerie fornace. 1 of the punith~ 7 Therefor aſſoone as all the people ment:for though card the found of cye cornet, trumpet, harp, fom: feared. God atkbut , plalteric, and all intruments of yerthe mulcitude - mulilickealithe people, nations, and langua- which confent! gés fell Downe, and worſhipped the golden to the wicked- neffe, aftonied: : ' à c} them: and here 8. Ty realan whereof atthat fame. toe king requi- thie cane menof the Caldcans, and grie- red not anin- uoufiy accuſed the Jewes. = = waid confent, 9. Forthep fpake and fayde to the king bur an outward Nebuchade nezz ar, Dking, line for cuer, geliuce, that the io Thou, dD king, balk madea Decree, Tewes might by that euerx man that pali heare tye Cound off litle and little the cornet, trumpet, harpe- fackebut,pialte> leame to torget tic, aud dulcimer, and all inſtruments of theirt true reli- w mificke, fall fall dawne and worſhip the gion. J golden image, c Itfeemeth that: It Aud wholoener falleth net downe, and theynamed rot worſhippeth· that hee ould be calf into the Daniely becauſe mids of an hote ferie fernace. he was grearly 12 There ave cectaine Jewes wham thou inthe kingsta- halt let ouer the charge of the prouince of vourythinking Babel, e DOhadrach, Meſhach, and Abedne · ifthefe threc had, go : thele men, D king, haue not regarded bene deftroyedy thy commaunDemient, neptyce wil they lerue they might haue thy gods,no2 wozibip the golden image that: had beter occas thou batt (ct pp. ` lioa toaccufgi o 3. € Then Mebuchadtenegar in his: an· Daniel: ard his ger and wath commandent ; declarcth that >} ining Spadrach, (Heihach, an ithispolicie of |. s fo theſe men were brought betsze th ereQing thisi- I4 And Qebuchad nezzar, ipak mage, was in c bntothem, Ghãt vilder? will uent ed by the Phadiah, rach, and Qb malicious Battes. mygod, nozwerhip rhe go rers, which ghane er bp? - fought nothing» 15 f ow cherefore are pe ready whew pe, burrchedefructi-. eee aa e counce.tennapet, i onof the lewes, fackebut. pralterte, and dulcimer and whom they ac- cufed of rebelli- i made? f021F on andingrati« powerhhip itnotye halt be caf immediatlv rude, into the middes of an bote erie foruace fol f signifving,thae- whats that Gab that can Deltuer.pou out of he uld receive! mite bands ? i them to grace, if 16 Shadrach, Mehach, and Abednego they would now anfwered , and ayde te the king. O Hebil⸗ ac che lengtho- chad· n zzar, wee s are uot carefull to atic bey his decrec. d- The arethe two dangerous weapons wheres’ with Satan vfeth to fight againft the children of God, the confene ofthe mulzitude, ing. nd fata were thee in this matter. noe ir Ig For they I7 Webolde, our God whom wee ſerue,is thouldhaue . done iniuty toy God if they thould haue doubted in this holy cate, and therctore they fay, that they ate xeiolued to die arog ea y LER i k able deliuered out of the fire... Chap. iiij. b Theyground bh abletodrtiner vs fromthe hote ferie for» any blahbemle again the Gov of Shas Of two points, firft onthe power and pronidence® ot God oaer them, and fe- x condly on their caule p which was Gods glory,and the teftifying of his true religion: with their blood, & fo make open conteflion, that they will notfo much as out- waràlyconfént to idolattie. li This declateth thaty more that tytants rage, and: the more wittie theysdhew them· felues in inuen i} ting flsangeand s: crucil puniſh· mentsjthe morel: İs God gloiified by his feruants to whom he gi⸗ neth patience &;, - confiancie tga bide theiciueltyo: of their punith-. . Ment : for either, hee deliuereih ,, them from death, or els forthis life; Biuech thema +»; bertcr. e k For the An- gels were calicd the fonnes of. God becauſe of their excellency * therefore the, | King called this Angell, whom, God fent to comfort his in thefe great tor- ments, the fonne of God, * 1 This commen · deth their obe- dience vnto God, that they would not forany feare depart out of thie fornace, till the time appointed, as Noah remai- nedinthe Arke tillthe Lord called him foorth, m Hewas moo- : Nace, and he will deliuer vs aut of thine. ~ fourimeo 13 Butt vot, be tt kuowen to thee, D King, that we wii not erue thy gods, no ong the golden image, WHicy chou pak et bp. t9 ¶ Then was Mebuchat-nessav full ofrage, and the fourme of pts vuage Wass changed agatuſt sbhadrach, Meſhach; and Abeowego; cherefors he charged anv come manden (gat they fhowld heate the nace at once Lencii times moze (hen te was wont to be beat. 20 And becharged themoft valiant men 0f warre thar were in bis army; to bindes : Phamach welbach, and Abednego, and to Cale Chem into the hor terte foznace, ©) 21 Bethele mes were bound it their , Coates, their hoſen, and thetrcigkes , with theteorher garments, aud cal inte theming ofthe bore ierptognace.; 22) Thevlorcbecauk the kings conunan: demeat was ſtraite, thaptyaiozuace froulo be excreding hote, the fame of the fie fewe thoyettientyat bꝛought foogel, Dhadzach, Meſhach and Abedntgo. 23 And thele three meir Dhawah, We: Mach and Abednegotell Downe bound into the mids of che beteficrie foruace. 24 E Ehen Mebuchab-nesszar the Ring , Was-altonted ana role yp tn balte,ana{pake, andlapa vate pis: canisters, Dw not wee , Cait tee men bound ito the middes of che lire &Cihs aulwered,and (aid vnto the king, It ia true; D king. . 25 And beeaniwered, and fayd, Loe, J fee foure men loote , walking tx the mipaes of che fire, and they haue us hurt, andthe the fourely is like the* Bonne of » DOB: ans GA Ona. j Í -26 Then the King Mebuchad-nessav came Necre to the mouth ofthe hote ery toz nace, and ſpake and fayd, Dbadzach, Me⸗ Hach, and Abeonego, the leruants of the . Digh Gad; goe foorth and come hither sto , Diadwach, Wwe kwoorth of the minesi the five. eiar and Abednego came! 27 Ahen the unbles ꝓꝓꝛainces, and dukes, andthe kings counteilers came together to fec thele men, becauie the fire hadne power ouer their bodies: fo: notan baire of tieit head was burnt, neither were their coates —— noz any nell of five came pyon tia, f f j - 28, Wherfore fdebuchad: nezzar (pake and: fay m Birra bee the Godot Dhanzach, Heſhach, and Adbeduega, who hath fent bis Angell, and deliuered his iccuantg, that put their truſt in him, and have cyans Hed the Kings commaundement, anv veel: eD their bodies rather then they would ariig o2 Woly ip any God, tauetyeic owne o tun 29 Therlore Jmake a veetee, thacererp people, nation, aud language, which Peake ucd by the greatneffe of the miracle to praife God, but his heart was not touched. And here we {Ce that miracles are not fuflicicnt to con- uc rt then to God, but thardoGrine muſt chiefiy be adioyned,with- Guit'the which there can be no faith, ; $ Orr’ . : Whois ſtate ĩs profitable formankind, T Dach, Weſhach, and Abednego, Mail beg drawen th pieces, and their houles tailbe madea takes, becauſe there tano God that can Deliver atter thts (opt. 30 Chen the kine promotes Shavzach, Weſhach, and Abeduego, inthe ponie of Babel : 31 Hebuchad nezzar Bing vnto all peo: pie narions and languages, that Del in alt tye o world, race be multipued vnto yous 32 Ichought ti good to Beclaretbhe ſignes ann wonders, that the high God aih wronght toward me. ` 33 Vow great are his ſignes, and howe mightie are hts wonders! p hiskingdonieis an euerlaſting kingdome ane his dominion ; isfrom gentrationto generation, ter, fo they foffer double funithment,. o Mean dominion extended, p ReideChap.2.44, i CH A PHIR 2 Another dreame of Nebuchad nexrar, which Danie! declkareth, 290 be Prophet declareth hyw of a prond king he ſhould become as abeaf?)’3% After he confeffeth the power of God, and is re- > flored to his former diguitie, ; I Nebuchas· nezzar being atret in mine boule and flouriſhing inimy palace, 2 Dawe a> dreame, which made mea- fraid, and the thoughts vpon my bed, and the vilions of mine head troubled me. 3 Gicrefore made J avecree, that they ſhould baing ail the wile men of abel be⸗ foze me, that they might declare vnto ime the interpretation of the Dyeame. 4 Ho came the tnchanters,the aſtrologi· ans, the DalBeans and the (cothiayers, to when J cold the Dreame, but «they could nor ibew me the interpretation thereof, '§ Gilacthe lat Daniel came befoze me, ’ (whole name was 4 Geltethaszar, according’ tothe name of mp God. which hath the pirit of theboly gods ur him) and before bin I told the Dreame, {aying, 6 D Beitethassar,¢ chiefe of the incha ters, becauſe J knolwethat the ſpirit ofthe. holy gods ts im thee, and no fecret tron- bleth ther, tellme the bilions of mp dreame, that 9 baue feene, andthe interpretation thereof, ; 7 Thus were the hifons ofinine head in my bed. And behold, ZF faweaf tree in the mtodes of the earth and the height thereof wasmreaty o, 3 Qgreatiree and trong and the height thereat reached bato heauen, and the fight thertotterheents ofall the catth. | 9 he voughes thereof were faire, and the fruue thereof much, andin tt was Meare foz ali: ifmade a Hadowe vnder te for sje beaties ot the telve, and the 1d) Thisno doubt wasa great ericfeto Daniel not The Kings decree. 332 | n Ifchisheathen _ King moou ed bi Gos Ipirit would” “not fee tlafphe. my vnpuniined, ~ burmadealaw, and feta punicũ · mento fuch tranfereficurs, much more cnpitall they ` that profefle ree’ ; ligion, to rake ` order thatfuch impictic reigne not; left accor _ding’as their | knowledge and chargeis grede ` d i ul Boo a Therewas fio “3 trouble that might caufe me to dreame, and w therefore ic came? onelyof God, ~i ib This wassnos > ther dreame bes? ‘fidesthat which ` bec faw of the foure empires: for Danielboth | declared what! d that dreame wasg’ and what it : meant:and here’: he onely expoun⸗ deththe dreamee c Inthatthat hefentabroad’ °° to others whofe” igforancein times paft he had’ experimented, and left Daniel: © which was euer ready at hand,ie declare hihe nature ofthe- vngodly, which nener feeke to the ſeruents o f God,but for vee ry necc Mty , and then they fpare no Ratterings: 2° only to have his mane changed) buc to be called bythe name ofa vileidole, which” thing Nebuchadnezzar did, to make hint forgerthe true religion of È God; Wici ato wasa creat grieſe to the Prepher, to be núms bredamcng theforceter yand men whofe'practifes were wicked and contrery to Gods word, t Bythetree, is fignified the dignitie ofa king,whem Godiordeieth to beia defence for all kindof men, and t 4 foules ob ing, to farre as his ` SE ee aA ee ait The dreame expounded, foules ofthe heanen dwelt in the boughes tyereot,and all eh fen afit. 10: Iſawinthe villous of mine head, vp · pon my bed, and behold, a s watchman, and eatcthnorflee- anholyone came Downe from heauen, peth,butiscoce If And cried aloud, and faya chus, Dem ready todoGods Dewite the tree, and beate off pts branches: will,andisnot ſhake off bis teaucs, Ind ſcatter pis krait, chat infededwith thebeats map Hee from vnder it, and the manscorruption, foules from bis branches. butisewerholy: 12 Nꝛeuertheleſſe leaue the ſtumpe of his & in that that ke rootes in the earth, aud with a band efiron commandeth to and bzafie bin deit among the graffe af the cutdownethis ficld, andlet it be wet with the dewot heã⸗ tree, he Knew jit uen,and let his portion be with the bzaitsa- fhold nor be cut mong the grafle of the fielo, downebyman, 13 *Lethis heart be changed from mangs but by God, _ nature, andletabeatts beart be giuen vnte h Hereby hee him, and let leuen times be paſſed ouer him, meaneththatNe- 14 i @bhelentenceisaccording to the doce buchad-nezzar cree of the watchinen, and accosding ta the fhouldnot onely woꝛd of the holp ones : the Demand was an- foratimelofe fwered, te the intent that living men map g Meaning,the Angel of God, which neither- kis kingdom, but know, that the molt Vigh bath power onet: be likea beak, ereed this iudge- abiect among men. ment, and the 15 This ts the Deeame, that J King e. wholearmy of buchad· nezzar bane ſeene: therefore thou,D heauenhaueasic Belteſhazzar, declare the tnterpretatton were fubfcribed therafs foz all the wile men af mp kingdome vatoirlike asal- arc not able to ew me the tnterpeetatton ? . fotheydefirethe but thou art able, foz the ſpirit of the holy exccutionofhis gods is in thee. 16 ¶ Then Danlel(whoſe name was Bels teſhazzar) helu his* peace bp the (pace ofone boure, and his thoughts troubled hint, and the king ſpake and faid , Beltethassar, tet neither the Dieame, nozthe interpretation thereof trouble thee. Weltethassar anſwe⸗ ted, and fat, My tod, the Dacamebe ta them that bate thee, and the tnterpactation theres of te thine enemies. 17 The tree that thoufawelk, which was great and mighty, whole height reached vn to the heauen, and the light thereof through ail the world, 4 18 Wihofe leanes were Faire and the kruit thereofmuch,and th it was meate fogal, yns Der the which the beattes of the field dwelt, and vpon whole branches the foules of the heauen dia ft, i Ig Jtisthau,D king, that art great and mightte : for chp greatnefe ts growen, and reacheth vnto heauen, and thy Dominion te the ends ofthe earth. 20 Whereas the king fat a watchman, and an bolp one that came Downe from hea: UH, AND LAID , ewe Downe the tree, and deſtroy tt, pet leauc the ſtumpe ofthe rootes decree againftall them thaclife vp themfelues a- gaint God, k Hewas trou- bled forthe great iudgement of God which hee faw ordained a- gaint the King: and fo.the Pro- phets vfedon the one part to de- nounceGo ds judgements for the zeale they bare to his¢lory, and onthe other part to haue com- pailion vponmã, and alfo tocon- fider that they thould be fubie& to Gods judges ments, if he did not regard them with pitie, thereof inthe carth, and with a band of 1Wherebyhe ypzonand baafle bindit among the graffe of meancth along, the field, ann let it bee wet with the vewe . Space, as feven yecres. Some in- terpre: feucn moneths , and others fuen weekes : burit feemeth he ment of yeercs, of heaven, andlet his portion bee with the beatles ofthe Held, ! til ſeuen times palſe os verbim, 21 This is the interpretation, D king, and itis thedecree ofthe mot Vigh, which is come vpon my lorꝛd the King, 22 Chat they hall mine thee from neir and thy dwelling Hail be with the beatts of Daniel. thekingdom ofmen,and giucthtt to whon fie? i Godhathde- ſoeuer he wil,and appointethouer it the moſt The Kings pride and fall. the fic ld: thev hall make thee te cate graſſe asthe moren, and they wall wet thee with m Notthathis the dewe of heaven: and fenentimes Wali hape or forme paffe ouer thee, till thow know, that a the waschanged ine mot igh beareth rule ouer the kingdonie to a bealt, but — of men,and giueth it to wbomfoener he will, that he was ci- · 23 CUbereas they laid, that one foulo ther friken mad, leaue the ſtumpe of tye tree raotes,the king» and fo auoided Dome thall remaine vnto thee: after that, manscompany, thou Walt know thatthe heauens baue the or wascalt our rule, or his tyranny, 24 Mherekoze, D king, let my counfell and fo wandred be acceptable unto thee, and o bzeake of thy among ý bealts, fines by rightcoutnes,and thine iniquities and ate herbes, by mercie toward the poore: loe, let there be and grafie, an r healing of thine errour, n Daniel íh ewa 25 All thele things hall come vpon the cththecaufe Ring fa coann HEE why God thus 26 Q At the end ot twelue amoneths, he punithed him, walked in the ropall palace of Babel. o Ceafe from 27 Andthe king pake and fayd, Is not proucking God this great Babel, that J baue built foz toanger any the houl ofthe kingdome by the might of longer by thy my power, and for the honour of mp maig- finnes, that he ie * may mitigate his puniſhment, if! thou hew by thine vpright lifethat thou baft true faith. and repentance, ` p Suffer the er- ` toursofthy for. mer life to be re- drefled, 28 Ahile the wawe was in the Kings mouth, a vopce came Downe from heauen, fying, D king Mebuchad-neszar, to thee be i (pokes, Thy kingdome is Departed from thee, 29 Andthey Hall deine thee from men, and thy Dwelling hall be with the beattes of the felo + thep Mall make thee to eate grake as theoren, and feuen times Wall paſſe ouer thee, vntill thou knowet y that the mot igh beareth rule oner the kings Dome of men, and giueth it vnto whomfoce uer he will, ; O The bery lame boure was this thing kullilled upon Mebuchad-neszar, and hee Was Driven from men, and DID cate grafe as the oren, and bis bodice was wet with the Dew of heauen, till his hatres were grower a Egles feathers, and his napleslike birds Clawes. 31 And at the end of thefe r Dapes F Me- buchad-nessar life bp minceyes brte eas uen, and mine vnderikanding was reſtorta moouvehimro vnto me, and I gaue thankes vnto the molt repent. | . High, and J pated and honoured him that r When the liveth for ener, * whole power is an cuerla> cerme of thefe ting power, and hts kingvome is from wee feuen yceres was Heration to generation. | accomphihed, 32 Andall the inhabitants of the earth chzp.7.14, are reputed as nothing : g accordingto His micah 4.7. will he worketh in the army of heanem and dyke 1.33. in the inhabitants of the carth: none can f Ge confefeth tay bis hand, noz fap vnto bim, tjat dock Gods willto be thon? : the rule of all ius. 33 At the fame time was mine vnder · fice, anda moft ſtanding reſtored vnto me, and Lreturned tO perfit law where- tbe bonourof nip kingdome: my glory ann by he gouerneth my beauty was reitored vnta mee, AND mY both manand countellers * and my minces. (ought tnia Angels.and des me and J was etabli in imp king- uils, fo chatnone Dome, And my giotie was augmented tos oughr to mure wardme. mure or askea’ 34 Mowerthercfore, J Nebuchad· nezzar realon ofhis doe. z eats ings,butonely to ftand content therewith, and give him the glory, t By whom it nie} had decla- thishis pride des clareth tharitis not in man to coniert to God’ except his Spirit mooue him fec= ing thatthefe 4 terrible threat- nihgs could not 4, 1 feemeth that he had bene put from bis kings ome Kéfore, paile g_Aftes that Dae ⸗ redthis vifion: & - The writing on the wall. u Hedoethnot “4 praple and extol and magnifié the king of oncly praife God for his deliue- rance, but alfo confefieth his heauen,whoſe wozkes are all tructh,and bts wayes iudgement, and thok that walke in pride, he ts able to abate. fault, that God may only hauc the glory and man the fname, and that be may be exalted and man caft downe. a Daniel reciteth this hiftory of king Balhhazzar Euilmerodachs fonne, to thew ` CHAP, V. 5 Belſpaxgar King of Babylon feeth an hand writing onthe wal, 3 The froth fayers called of the king cannot expound the writing. 15 Damel readeth tand interpreteth it alfo. 30 The king % flaine. 31 “Darius iniopeth the kingdome. Ki ng? Belfhassar made a great feak toa thoufand of hts princes and Danke wine b befoze the thoufand. 2 And Beithassar |! tehiles hee talked the wine, commaunded to bring him the golden Gods iudgeméts and fluer veffels , which bis < father ebu- againtt the wic- ked, for the deli- ucrance of his Church, and how the’ prophefie of Ieremiah was erue,that they fhould-be deliue- sed after ſeuenty eres: The kings of the Bait parts ` chen vied tofit alonecommonly, and difdained that any fhould fitin their com- any: and now to frev his power, and tiow lirtle he fer’ by his enemy, which then be- fieged Babylon, he made a f0- lemne banquet, and vied exceffe in their compa- ny, which is meant here by drinking wine: thus the wicked are moft diffo- lute and negli- gent when their deftruGion is at band. llOr ouercome wit hvine. c Meaning,his grandfather. d Incontempt ofthe true God they praifedtheir idoles, not thatthey thougbt chad-nessar bad beonght from the Temple ĉn Ferulatem, that the king anv bis princes, wines, and hts concubines might minke erein. 3 Then were bionght the golden velſels, that were taken out of the Temple of the Lods poule at Jeruſalem, and the king and bis princes, bis wines, and pis concubines Danke in them, i 4 Thep Danke wine and praylen the 4 gods of gold and of filuer,of branie oE pon, of wood and ofitone. = § At the tame houre appeared fingers of amans hand, which wrote ouer eagaint the candleiticke bpon the plaplter of the wall af the kings palace, € the king ſawe the palme of the hand that wote. 6 Then the Kings countenannce was changed, aud bis thoughts troubled hun, fo that the toynts of bts lopnes were loofed,and bis f knees (mote one againſt another. 7 Wherefore the King cryed aloude, that they honide being ethe Aitrolegians, the Caldeans anv the ſoothlayers. And che king fpake and ſayde tothe wile men of Babel, Aholoeuer can reade this writtug, andde- clare me the interpretation thereof, fhall bee clothed with purple, and hall bauc a chatne of golde about His necke, and, ſhall be the third ruler in the kingdome. 8 Then came all the kings wile men but they couto neither reave the witing, noz fyew che king the interpretation. 9 Then was king Belſhazzar greatly troubled, and bts countenance was changed in. him and bis princes were aftenied. 10 Now tye > Dueene by rean of the, talke of the Ring and his printes, came in⸗ to the banket houle, and the Durene pake, and iapa, D king, kiue foz euer: let not thp thae the gold ot filuerivere'gods, bur that there was a certaine veituean i power inthem to do them good, which is allo the opinion of allido- laters, e ‘Thatit mightthe hetterbefeene $ So he that before contemned God, was mooued by this fight to tremble for feare of Godsiudgements, g Thus the wicked in theirtroublesfeeke ma- ny meanes, who draw them from God,becaufe they feeke notte lim who is tbe onely comfostinallaffigions. h Towit,hisgrandmo- ther Nebuchadnezzarswife, which torher #Z¢ wasinut before at the feaft,but came thitber when the heard of the ſe ſlrange ncues, Chap.y. thoughts teouble thee, no: Tet thp counte» nance bechanged, : ; It There tsaman in thy kingdome, in whom ta the ſpirit of the holy gods, and in the Dapes ofthp father light and vnderltan · Ding and wifedome like the wiſedome of the gods, was found inbim: whom the king Nebuchad nezzat thy father the king, | fay, thy father, made chiele ef thei Inchanters, Altrolegtans,@alacans, and Booth fayers, 12 Becaule a moze erceilent fpirit, and knowledge, and vnderſtanding ( forije DID expound Dreames, and declare hard (enten- ces, and diſſolued Doubts ) were found in bim, even in Daniel, whom the king named Belteſhazzar now let Daniel be catled,and be will Declare the interpretation. 13 E Chen was Daniel brought befoze the king, and the king (pake, and fapa wuto Daniel, Act thou that Daniel, which art of the childzen of the captinitte of Judah, had my father the Ring bronghe out of tle? | 4 flow F haue heard of thee that * the ſpirit ofthe balp rods isin thee, aud that ight and vnderitanding and ercellent wil dome is found in thee. 15 Now therekore, wile men, and Altro⸗ logians haue bene brought before me, that they ſhould reade thts witing , and mewe mee the interpretation thereof: but they iere not Declare the interpeetation ofthe g. p . 16 Then heard F of thee, that thou tonl Dek Mewe interpretations, and diſſolue Doubts now if thou cant read the writing, and Hew me the tuterpeetatien therof thou halt be clothed with purple, and fhalt haue a chaine oF gold about thy necke, and malt be the third ruler tn the kite dame. 17 Then Darielantwered,and (apd bee foze the king , Keepe thyremartes to chy felfe , and atue thy gifts to anotycr: pet F will reade the Writing vnto tye king, and fer him the interppetation. 18 D King; heare chou, the mot igh God gatie Yhiol sAebuchad-nessar thy Cas thera kingdome, and naicitic,and botour and gloz’. 19 And forthe maic that be cane him, all people, nattons,and languages trenibled, and feared vefore hin: hee put te Death whom he would : he ſmote whom be would:, whom ye would je tet vp, and wham hee Would he put Towne. if ZO Gut wyer bis heart was pult vp and bis mind hardened in pride, he was Depo- {ed from bts kingly thone, and they tooke bis honour from him. 21 Andhe was Diuen from theſonnes af Men, ehis brart was made itke the beaſts, and hisPmetiing was withthe wild anes: they tD n with stalls tke oxen, aud bis bagy mas tuct wiht he dew of the hear, uen, if ye Enets that the mot Ligh Goa: buretr eouer the kingdome of men, and that e apea itech ouer tt, whomloeucr bee pica.cip. s i te P ‘22 Ant thon bis onnes D Belfhaszar, Hatt not Humbled thine pearl, thongy thou 2 knewet allthele things, ~ 23 But i Reade Chap, g: 6. and this dec a⸗ reththat borb thisname was o⸗ dious vnto him, and alfo that he didnot vie thefe vile pra&ifes;be- caule he was mot among them when all were. called. k For the ido- laters thought, that the Angels had power as God, and there~ fore had them in like eftimation,as they had God, -+ thinking-thar the fpirit of propbee ie, and vnder- ftanding came. of them, Like father, hike fonne. 333 ~ I Before he read - the writing. he declareth to the king his great in⸗ gratitude toward: — God,whocould not be mooued togiue him the: » plery;confidé- o ring his-wonder= _ ful worke toward ` his grandfarher, and fo fheweth thar he doth noe: finne of igno- ranse, but of o2 malice, The hand witing declared. cauſoeche graces· tye (Pit Riis tbonsbe ta (et. bim guer. ede. whole 23. Bint batklitt thy (elfeopageint the L020 of heaucn,t they Haug dronght the vel dels of bis houle betore thee,and chouand thy pinces tüy wines and thy concubines bane Bunke wine in them, and chou batt praiſed the gods of filuer and golde; of bzaile, you, Wood, AnD ione, which neither ſee, nether hearc, noe vnd erſtand andthe G ov in whole “bande thp becath is and all thy wayes; yun e of the bande Joi Dak thourot glsꝛified. m Afterthat > 24Then was the paler God bad fo long ſent from yine bath wattten this waiting.! timedeferredbis 25- Qndrhisis rhe witing that heevath anger;atd pati-» written, 9. MENE, MENE, TEKEL ently watedfor V PHARSIN,. Hy ia Aii thine amend- — 26 his is the tuterpzetation of the ment.iosig -07 thihg,MENE,@on hath numbped ehp kige mThiswordis> Deinie,and Hath niied it. S: twife written for. 27 TEKE L,thou art weighed in the bal thecertainty of Jance and att tound | toolight, Wise: thething: bew» 28 PERES, tüp kligt ome is dinided, ing that God and giuen tothe Medes aud Perlians,. had moft furely - 29° @henat the contmandement al Bel⸗ counted; fignify- fhaszar.y. they clashed Dantet with purple, ingalfothatGod ann put a chayne of gote about his necks, hathappoynted’ anid made a proclamation concerning him, atermefor all | that he Houla be the third ruler in the kinge nine eae come, ... ,, l : 2i thatamiferable 30 he fante night was Belthassar the endfballcome king ofthe Calneansflaines ... — on all that taiſe 31 Atin Datius ofthe Medes tooke the themlues Kinapame hens Y ROER LOSS LOR — — J—— IOF wanting: lo Cyrus his ſonne in lawe gaue him this tĩtle otho- nour,alchough Cyrusin effe& had tte dominion, - E EADS ee ah 1 Daniel is maderul y omer.the gouernours, § Daniel. Daniels conftancye . idayd thus puto him, Hing Darius; ltue fez so. 2008 BRR s Tee Ning boo isi 7 Allthe rulers ofthy kingvome, the of ficers and goucrnonrs, the counlellers, and Dukes haus coluitca together tomake ades cree fo the king, and to cltabluo a. Ratute, that whoſoeuer {hall aike a petition of any. God o2 man fo, thirtie dayes tane of thee, D king, be ihall becaſtinto the Der of liens. +. 8 MowH@. ling, confirme the Gecree, and aftale the waiting, that tt be not chatiged, ace cording fa the taw of the Mcoes and Perſi⸗ ans, which altereth not 9 .CGberefore king ' Dartas (taled tie d Herein is con- waitingand the Decree. ri emned thie wie, LO. @ s20w when Dantel vnderſtoode kedneſte of che: » that he bad leale the — went in⸗ kingswbo would, tohts houle, and hiss window Heng open beſec vp asa st duis chamber toward Jerufalem, he knet· god and peſſed det upon bis kneesthece tines a Dap, and not what wicked pꝛayed and praiſed his Ged,as he did afore· lawes he appros : AMEs-e vid Gea oni este ued for the main’ Ak Chenrthele men allembled and found tenance ofthe». Dantelpraping, ano making lnpplication lames ns oud vnto his Gͤn. noo e SeBscenlehee: d3 (12, Bothep came, and (pake nto the would nocby hig King concerning the Kings decree, Walt ſilence fhew that thou net ſealed the decree, that enery man heconfenredta, that Hall makectquett to any God 02 man this wicked des} Within thirty Daves, laug: to thees Bing, cree, he ſet open albe cali into the tenne ot tons? Epe hişwindowes: d titg anfwered. ano lapa, Che suina is trůe, toward le tuſa⸗ Accoadingto the Lawe of the Medes and lem vben kee Perlans, which alteret not. s=. ain prayedabothto i e 13. Then avlwercd they, and ſapde vnto Lirrevp himfelée theking, Chis Daniel whieh to ofthe chil with che, remem · Den of the captturtic of Mudah,, tegardeth brance of Gods northern D-Ring nor the decree, that thou promilesto hisss 2 “oe ws w An actagaiſt Daniel, 16 Heu put inte aden of balk lealed, but, naktth Dis petition thaee people, whéithey, ons by the Covmmandemcnt of the King. 23 Hets deluered by faith in God. 24 Danselsaccufers are Put unto the kons. 25 Darins bya decree mag- nifiech the God of Damel, a: 5 T pleat Darius ta {et ouer the king: a ReadeEfther ADomeaan bundzeth and twentie goner» Chap.r.u. DUES, Which hould be ouer the whole kings fornido 1 DUN ria ita GOD ALL RTE trembled yin 913 2 And otter thek thee tulers Cofiwhany beThisheathén © Daniel was ouc) that the goucrnozs might King preferred » glie atcompts pute them, aud the Ring Daniebaftranger, Honto Yaue no Damage. toallhisnubles > 3 Mow this Daniel > was preferred. as and familiardbex boue the tulers ang gonernours, becaule it was xxcellent in bun, and the of God: were mofeexcellénar!: t , T ivhimzhenin 4 @ Ciberefore the rulers and gouer others; naturs: ught an occafion again Daniel c Thusthe wic-: concerning the kingdome: but they could ked cannot abide⸗ find: none occafian.nos fault: fo2 he was lo the gracesofonvu! fait hkull that thert was no blame no: faule Gostinarbersyas.: fontin hin a. | -but fecke byalke: “5 Chen lapa thet mei, aiee ſhall not occoſions to de- EL ath ata Agatutthis Dantel, except facethem:there- WERNA TE agai din toncerning the Law fore again fuch OEDD, * aflaultschereis “O Eh eloꝛe the riners and theſe gouere nobererreme. nours went tegetherto the Wing, and dythento walke “odj iioo gadai donut, 36 vprightly in the fearé cttesdhanes Baie a gags confei¢nec, $a $s abd times a dar. etpup oc igi) should pray toan- “14 Uhen the Ring heard thele worbes, ward that Teme--3 he was toze diſpleaſed with himlelke, and ſet plé, andalfothae. _ bis beart on Daniel, to deliuer buns and he; other might fcc, > laboured till che Sunne Went Downe Co Des) that hewould. tiwebin. i _.) neither confert.... Then thele, men allembled unto the in heatt notr deed king; and ſayd vnto toe king, Cinderltand,, for thele, fewe. ni D king, that the Latue of the Medes and. dayesto angia oa Perhangs is y that uo dectte nog atute ching that.was...... which the king confivineth, maybe t alte: constary to Gade, TED. icp ory, euda 16 € Thenthe king commaunded, and —— a4: they booughs Daniel, aud cas bim tnta the ked maincaine....; henneat Hone snow the king (pake,and ſaid euilldawesby -a ; búta Daniel, Tiy God, whom thou alway, conftancieand > Crne, cuen he will deliuer thee.aurthoritie, which 17 -AnD a llone was bꝛought, and layd is oſt times either vpon the mouth of the Dente, ano the Ring lightneile,or tealedtt with bis otwne ignet,. and with. ftobbornnefe, the fignetof hts princes , that the puryale when as rhe ine might not bee changed, concerning Da⸗ nocents:hereby i mels curg ; slobi viagi h Unto ypeheeudtherce, 18, Then the king went ynta hts palace, -tore governours i, and remained falting, neither were the in⸗ nei: her ougheto, - ſtruments of muſicke brought beſfore Hun, fewenorbealhaa and bis ſleepe went from him „med cobreake 19 @ hene king aroſe early inthe fuch, TAF r —A— went in all halle vnto the den s ' offrans, won 3 idle dimo yia irw c 20, Aa when pe came to she Beye, bee i Orpen With a lamgntableppice viros Mi se. nodi Aiuftrecompence. ? -iT Acua 4) am the king ſpake, and ſatd to Danit O aronga o nsd Daniel tht levwant of the Wing God is not p Thie declareth thy Gad (whome thou alway ferut) e able thanDatius was: to Ddeltucrtheefromethbeltons? 6 mottouchel wich ` 21 Zhen fayd Danicl vnto the king, D thetiwe Know: fing line for euer. ledge ofGod,bee 22 Wy Gsahath{ent bis Angell, and caufehedoubted harh ſhut ryclpons mouthes, that they haug ofhispowers > net bisrtwes fo my iuſtice was found ent h My iuſt eauſe befoze hin: and vito thee, D King D pane andvprightnclle; yonennithurts) i ii 9 weni ouank OS in this thing, 23 Chen was the Ming eveeeding glad wherein I was | far him, and commaunded chat they ould charged, isappre- take Danisloutofthetex: fo Danicl was nedofGod. oo bacughtoutof thedenj,andno manerof burt i Forhedid dif-. twas found upon bim,becaule per k beleeucd obey che kings... tn his God. Tails . Sie? TS wicked comian: (24 And bythe commaundement.of the dementsto obeys king, thele men which had accuſed Daniel, God,and fodid mere bꝛought, and were !calt tito the den of no iniury to the: liong, cuce they, thety children, E ther wiucs: King,whoought anD the lions bad the makery ofthem, and to command no- bake ailthete bones in pieces, iol euer they thing,whereby . çame atthe ground of the den. God thould be 25 (Afterward king Darius mote, Un · difhonoured..... to all people, nationgiand languages, that k.Becaufehe dweil in all the werid: Peace be mmntiplied committed him· vnto poi. felfe akolly vnto 26 3 make adecree, that in allthe tomi- God,whofecaufe nionefiny kingdome, men tremble & feare he diddefend, he mbefome the God of Dantel: koꝛ he ts the rit- Wasaflures that. uing God; andremaineth fo: curr: and bis nothingbur good kingdome fhallnotperith,aud his dominion could come ynto fhalbeeueriafting. 2 1. On bim: wherein we - -27 e reſcueth eDdeltucreth,and be twoi: feethepowerof, keth fignesand wonders in heauen and in faith,as Heb.r1. earth: who bath deliuered Danteltron the k povwer of thelpous. l } This isaterrix 28 Go this Daniel prolpered in the ble example... teigneot Darius, and in the reigne oẽ Cy · againftall the ..; rusof Perſia. FEMT” roe wicked, which aiio iB S do againit their confcience make cruell lawesto deſtroy the children of God and.alfo admoniſheth Princes haw to punifh{uch,when their wickednefic is come to light:though not in euery poynt,or withlike Circumfances,yetto. cxecutetrue.iuftice vponthem, m A hisprov- ueth not that Darius did worlhip God aright , ior els was.conuerted : for then he would have.defroyed all fuperftition and idolatry, & not only given God the.chicfe place, bur sifo haue ft hin vp,end cauled him to be honoured according to his word: bur this wasaccrtayne confeflion of Gods.powes ,wherunto be was compctled by this won- derfull miracle n Whichhath noronely life in himfelfe,but is the only fountayne of life,and guickeneth all things,{o that without him» there isoo life... 4 ioh —* ett — ves Ste ai or tE MAB io V ER 37 3A vibion of faure baaftes u fhemed unto Da- wiel. 8 The ten hornes ofthe uth beast. 27 Of the eucrlafting kingdome of Chrift. rege Fe the Gre vere of Belhazsar king of Bas: a. Whereas the bel. Daniel farsa Became, aud there were: people of Ifrael viflons in his head, vpon bis beds. then be: Jooked for acon- ra , j ! tinuall quictneffe after shele ſeuenty yercs.as-Serymiah had declared, : he fheweth chat this ret! fhail not bea deliuerance fromall trcudles, but. a beginning,and therefore encovsg ti them to looke for acon- tinuall afa iSion tillche Mefliah be vttetd andreuealed, by whome they (houldhane a fpirizual dcijneraace,and all the promifes fulfiiled: whereof they fhould haus a certayne token in the deſcuction of the Babylonica!l kingdoms.. 3 Chap» vij. not quietly inioyin other coitries,they woule giue it to otherkings and rulers thatiail times whea they would, they right take it a⸗ 3 gaine:which liberality is here called the ftamping of the reft vader Foure beaſts. 334 wrote the dzeame, & Declared the ſumme of: the matteret H — A PRES Ka a 2 Daniel fpakejand fayde, Jlawe in my. vifion by night, and beholde, the foure’ be bes de the heauen troue vponbthe great. eat 3_ Andfonve great beats came bp from ` the fea,one diners from another. 4 Coe irk wisasa lion and had egles wings: J beheld, til the wings thereof were pluckt of, q it was lifted bp from tyeeatth, and fet vpon bis Feete ag a man, and amang beart was ginen him. §_ And beholde, another beaft which was the fecond was likea ¢beare, and food op. othe < one Eye; and bee bad thzes ribbes in Maf mouti betweche bis terth , sand they — thus vnto pun Ariſe and deuoute much eh: fag 115333 G Sfter this, beheld, and loe there was another like a > leopard, which had vpon hrs backe! foure wing sof a ko ule: the bratt hap Ete foüre beads and « Dominion was giuen uit. j IN hsi é J 7 After this, F fawe in the vifiors by: night, ana brhölde, ee!-fourth teat was fearefull’y and territie, and pery rong: It had great ™ pron teeth: tt deusured,and brake in pieces, and ſtamped = the reae wider hisfecte; and it was vnlike to the beans thar wore befozett : favit hav otenne b ‘Which figni- fied that there fhould be borri« ble troubles and affl:Gions in the world,in all cor- ners of the world, and at (undry times. c Meaning,the Affyrianand Cale dean Empire, which was moft firong and fierce in power and moht feone come to their authori- — ty, as though they had had wingsto fly: yee: their wings were — pulled by the Perfians,and they wenton their feete,and were made likeother ` men, which is hornes als ' here meant by- 8 61 conlidered the hornes, beholde, mansheart. there came Hp among chem andther little d Meaning the Phone, Ufor whem there mere athret of Perfians,which -< ) were barbarous and cruel. e They were final inthe bepinning,and were fhut vp in.theis mountaines and had no bruit, £ That is,deftroyed many kingdomes\& wasitiftiable, g To wit,the Ange!s by Gods com- maund-ment, who by this meanes punithed the ingratitude of the world; Ih’ Meaning; Alexanderthe king of Macedonia, i That is his fourẽ chiefecaptaines which had'the empire among thé after. his death Seleucus had Afia the great, Antigonus f lefle,Caflander, and after him Antipater was king of Macedony,and Ptolemeus had Egypt. -k It wasnot of himle fe,nor of hisowne power,that hee gate althefe countries : for his army Conteined but thirty thoufand men, and hè ouércdme in one batte! Darius, which hadtenne hune dred thoufand, when he was fo heauy with fleepe,that his eyes were fcarce open, as the flories report: therefore this power was given hinvofGod. 1- Thatis,the Romane Empire,which was asp mon⸗ Rer, and could net be compared toany beaft , becaufe the nature ofnone was able to expreffeit m Signifying the tyranny and gree dineffe of the Romanes- n Thar which the Romanes could thefeete,: o »Vhatis, fundry & diuers prouinces, which were go- uerned by the Deput ies and Procontuls,wherof euery one might be comparedtoa Kings p Which ismeant of Iulius Cefan, Augu- ftus, Tiberius, Caligula Claudius. and Nero, &¢. who were as Kings in eſtect, but becanfe they could not rule, bur by che confent of the - Senate)their powex.is comparedto alittle ho. oe: For Mahomet: caménor of the Romane Empire,and she Pope hath no vocation of gouernment therefore this cannot bee applitd vnto them, And alfoimthis prophefiethe Prophets putpofe iscchi¢fly to comfort the Tewes vnto ths revelation of Chrift- Some take ir for the whole boe- dy of Antichrift. q Meaning, a certaine portion of the tenne hornes: thacis,a part. from the whole eftate was plackt away. Fo Auguftus tooketrom the Senate the hbertie of chu tng the Deputies: todend ito the prou‘nces , and tooke the government of certaing countreys to himfe!fe,. the hrifts dominion. the iri hornes plucktawap: and beholde, T ThefeRomene in thts hozneweres epes like the eves of Mperorsatthe man, and a mounth (peaking pꝛeſumptnous iritviedacer- things. g beheld, till che thænes were let vp, and be "Ancient of Daics did fit, whole gar- ment was white as Row, and the hatreof his head like che pure weolls bis thzone was likethe erp flame, and bis tobecles as bur⸗ ning fire. f 1O @fierp ſtreame iſſued, and came foorth krom before hun: theuflande thou- fades mintitred vnto him, and tenne thon: fande* thoulandes Roode before Him: the indaciment was fet, and the bookes ope: ions and coun- 12D, It Then J bebeloe, becauſe of the voyct of the pꝛeſumptuous words, which the horne ſpake: Jbehelde, euen till the beat was Uayne, and bis body Deltreyed, and ginen te the burning fire. _ 12 Asz concerning the other beatts,chep had taken away their Dominion: yet their unes were prolonged fo: a certaine time and calon, 13 ¶ As Jbeheld in vifiensby night, bes hold,2 ene like the fonne of man came in the clondes of heauen, and > appzocked vnto the PA of Dayes, and they bzought him be- oe him, s 4 . 14 Ano be gaue him dominion, ana be» Kour ta kingdome, that all people,nations, ana languages Mould (crue him: his Domi» nion is an euerlaiting Daminion, which Halt tener be taken away:and bis kingdome thal neuer be deſtroyed. beginne at the Is C J Daniel was d troubled in my i {pirtte tn the middes of mp body, and brift. the vifions of mine heade made mee ae rayd. 16 Therefore J came vuto e one of them. that ſtoode by , and alked bin the trueth of all this: fo hee tolde mee, and i mee the interpretation of thele things. j 17 Theſe great bealtes which arc foure, are ane Kings, which Wall arile out of the at others,as he Confuls and Senate (hould jother Senators : yet againſt their enemie; & thoſe that would reſiſt them, they were | { Meaning, the places where bed as mans na- ure is ableto bis glory. Thatis,an in⸗ nite number of Angels, which were ready to execute his commaun- dement. x Thists meant of the fir comming of Chri(t, when as he will of God was plainly reuealed by hisGofpell. y Meaning, hat hee was aftonyed when hee faw thefe Emperouts in fach dignity and pride, and fo ſuddenly deftroyed at rhe comming of Chrift, when his fourth Monarchy was fubie& co men ofother nations, z As he three former Monarchies had anende, atthetime that Godap- poynted, although they flourifhed fora time, fo fhall this fourth haue, and they that patiently abide Godsappoyntment , {ball enioy the promifes. a Whichis meant of Chrift,who bad not yet taken vp- on hindthans nature, neither wasthe fonneof Dauid according to hefleth, ashce wasafterward : but appeared theninaficure, and hatin che cloudes: thatis, being feparate from the common fort of men by manifeft fignes of bis divinity. -b To wit , when he a(cendedinto the heauens, and his divine Maiefty appeared, that allpower was given vato h'minreipe@ of that chat he was our Me- diatour. c Thisis meant of the beginning of Chrilts kingdome, bhen God the Fatber gaue vnto him all dominion , as tothe Media- ftour, to theintent that hee fhould gouerne here his Church in earth IFoncinuslly , -tili the time that hee brought them to sternal life. il Through the ftrangeneffe ofthe vifion, e Meaning, ofthe An- | belsyas verle 10, Daniel. The Saints confumed. 18 And they halltake the! kingvomeof f Becavfe Abra- the Datnts of thes mot igh, whieh all bam was appoyn- poſſeſſe the kingdome foz cuer, cuen fozeuer iedheire ofall 5 and euer. f f the world,Rom. 19 @ After this J would know the trueth 4.13. and inhim of thc fourth bealt, which wasto» vnliketo all che faithfull, ali p others, very fearefull, whole teeth were thereforethe of pon and bis natles of baalic;which deuou⸗ kingdome theres red, bake in pieces,and amped the'relidue of ts theirs by vnder its feete. right, which 20 Aliotoknow of the tennehoines that thefe foure beafs were in his bead, Eokthe ether which came or tyrants hod vp befoze whom thee fell, anb of tic horne invade, andv- that þad epes, andot the mouth that ſpake furpevnullthe - prelumptucus things, whole « looke wag world were re- moze tout then bis fellowes. ftored by Chrift: 21 Ibehelde, and the fame! home made andthis was to battel againtt the Saints, pea, and pꝛeuay⸗· confirme chem | led agam̃ſt chem, that were in 22 Cintill= che Ancient of dayes came, troubles,that and iudgement was giuen to the Saints of their afflictions the matt High: and the time approche, that thould baucan the Saints poflefled rhe kingdome. endatlength. ` 23 Then he fayd, Che fourth seat ſhalbe g Thatis,of the the fourtl kingdome in the carth,which hal moft hie things, be vnlike to ali the kingdomes,and (hall Des becaufe God uoure the whole earth, hal tread tt Downe hath chefen chem and beeake it in pisces. out of this world 24 And the ter bornes out ofthis kings that they ſhould Dome areien Kings that Wall rile: another lookevp tothe fall rife after them,and be thatl be vnitke to -heauens, where- the firlt, and be Hall fubdue=thece kings, ` onalltheir hope ae And fyall (peake words againſto the dependeth, mot Vigh and hall conlunie the Saints ef h For the other the mot igh, €thinketbat he map rchange three monarchies times and lawes, and they hall be ginen (n> weregouerned to bis hand, vntill a q tinte, and times, and by aking,and the the Dintding of time. Romane Empire 26 Butcher tudgement Hal fit,and they by confuls:the fhaltake away hisdomiuion,te conſume aud Romans changed Dellroy tt vnto the end. $ their gouernours 27 Andehe kingdome, and dominion, yeérely,and the | other monarchies reteined them for terme of life: alfo the Romans were the ftrongeft of all the other,and were neuer quiet among themfelues. i Reade verſe 7. k hisismeant ofthe fourth beaft, which was more tere riblethenthe other, 1. Meaning,the Romane Emperors, who'were moft cruel! againft the Church of God both of the lewes and of the ~ Gentiles, m ‘Till God fhewed his power in the perfon of Chrilt, & by the preaching of the Gofpel gaue vnto bis fome reft,and fo obtei- neda famous name in the world,and were called the Church of God, or the kingdome of God, n Reade the expofition hereof verfe 8, o That is,fhal make wicked decrees and proclamations againft Gods word,and (tnd thorowout all their dominion, to deftroy all thar did- profeffeit, -p Theſe Emperours fhall not confider that they haue their power of God, but thinke it is in their owne power to change Gods lawesand mans, and asit were the orderofnature, as appea- reth by OQauius, Tiberius,Caligula,Nero,Domitianus,&c, q God fhall ſutfer them thus to rageagair ft his Saints for along time,which is meant by the time and times, but at length hee wili affwage thefe troubles, and fhorten the times for his elects fake , Matth.24,22. which is here meant by the — oftime, s God by hispower thallreftore things that were out of order, and fo deftroy this little horne that itfhall neuer nifa vp againe. f Hee fheweth wherefore the beaft thould be deftroyed,to wit, tbat his Church might haue reſt and quietneffe, which although they doe not fully inioy here,yetthey haue itin hope,and by the preaching of the Gofgel enioy the begin- ning thereof,which is meant by thele words, Vader the heavens: and therefore hee here {peaketh of the beginning of Chrifts kingcomein this world,which kingdom the faithful baue by the participation that they haue with Chrift their head, 4 an Th e ramme andthe goate. t Thatis,fome andthe greatnes ofthe kingdome vnder the of euery fort that whole heauen Hail be giuen te the help prg beare rule. pic ofthe mot Vigh, whole kingdome is an u Though hee euerlaſting kißgdeme, and allt powers Sai had many moti- {erue and obey bun. opsin his heart 28 Euen this is theende of the matter, J which moued = Dantel had many “cogitations which trou himtoandfroto bied mee, and my countenance changed in fecke out this me ibut Jkept the matter in my heart. matter curioufly: yet hee was content with that which God reucaled, and kept it in memoty,and wrote it for the vie of the church, CHAP VIII. s A vifion of a battell bet weene aramme and agoate, 20 The underftanding of the vifion. {2 the third vere of che retgue ot king Bels azzar, a biñon appeared vnto mee, euen vnto me Daniel, a after that which appeared vnto me at the tirſt. 2And J fawina viſion, and when J faw it, Jwas in the palace of Shuan, which ts tn che proutnce of Ciam,and tu a vifion me thought 3) was by the viner of Gilat. 3 Then J looked vp and ſaw, and behold there ſtood before the riuer a ramme, which hadtwo pones: and theie two bones were bie: but one was d higher then another, and the higheſt came vp iat, 4 Jlaw the rainme puſhing againt the CHeltiandacainkthe Moth, and again the South : ta that no bealtes might and before bim, xoz coulde deliuer out of bis hand, but he DiD what hee liked, and became great. And as F conlidered,bebold, fa goate came from the Catet ouer the whole carth, “and touched not the ground: and this goate hadan shozne that appeared betweene bis eyes. 6 And he came vnto the ramme that had the two bones, whom 3 bad ſeene tanding by thertuer, and ran vnto him inbis fierce rage. 7 And Iſaw him come vnto the ramme, and being moued againſt him, be ® finore the ramme, and brake his two horues:and there wasne power inthe ramme to ſtand againſt hun, but he caf yim Downe to the ground, and amped vpon him,and there was none that caulde Deltuer the ramme out of his po- £ wer. 8 Therefore the goate wared exceeding great.and when he was at the trongelt,his of all Grecia, yer great ĩ home was bꝛoren: and for tt came hebarethernle bp foure that appeared cowarde the foure anddignityofthe winds of the heauen. generalcaptaine, 9 And out ofone of then came forth alli fo that theltrégth t was attributed to bim which is meant by thishorne. h Alexander o- wercame Dariusin two fundry hattels, & fo had the two kingdomesof the Medes and Perfians. i Alexanders great power was broken: for whé he had overcomealthe Baft, he thought toreturne toward Gre- gia, to fubdue them that there had rebelled, and fo dyed by the way, k ‘fhatis,which were famous: for almoft in the (pace of fifteene vere, there were fifteen diuers ſneceſſors before this monarchy was divided to thefe foure, wherof Caffander hadMacedonia.Seleucus Syria, An- tigonus Afia the leffe,& Ptolemeus Egypt, 1 Which was Antiochus Epiphanes, who was ofa feruileand flattering nature,and alfo there. were other betweene him and thekingdome, and therfore is here cal- Jed§ little horne,becaule ncither princely conditions, nor any other thing wasin him,why be fhould obtaine this kingdome,, - a Afterthe ge» nerall vifion he commeth tocer- taineparticular vifionssastou- . ching the deitiu- Gion ofthe mo- patchy of the Perfians and Ma- cedonians:for the ruine of the Ba- bylonians was at band, andalfohe had fufficiently fpoken thereof, b Thatis, of Perfia, c. Which repre- ſented the king- dome of the Per- fians and Medes - which were ioy⸗ ned together, d Meaning, Cy» rus, which after . grew greater in power then Da. rius his vncle & father in law. e Thatis,no kings ornations. f Meaning, Alex- ander that came frö Grecia with great (peed and expedition, g Though hee came in ý name Chap. viij. The meaning ofthe vifion, 335 t'e hone, which wared very great towarde them Sonth,and toward the» Call, and to· m:Thatis, toe ward the ° pleafant land, ward Fgupt. 10 Pea it grewe vp pato the r hote of m Whereby he Heauen, and tt cat Downe lome of the hoſte, meaneth Prole. and of the ſtarres to the grounde, and trade mais. vpon them, } ? o That is, Iudea. li And extolled himſelfe againſt vᷣ apꝛince p Antiochus ra- of the botte Erom whom ther daily ſceriſice ged againft the was taken awap, tthe place of his ſanctua⸗ clect of God,and ty was calt Downe. trode his preci- 12 And‘ atime thall bee ginen bim ouer ous ftarres vnder the Daily Gcrifice fo the iniquity: anv it fhall feet, which are ſo 'calt Dawne the tructh tothe ground,ethus called beeaufe ſhall tt Doe, and profper. they are ſeparated 13 Then J heard one of the = Saints fromthe world. {peaking, and one of the Saints ſpake vuto q That is,God a certaine one, faying, owlong thall endure who gouerneth the vifion ot the Datlpfactifice, Œ the iniquity andmaintaineth ofthe x defolation tatread both the Sanc: his Church. tary and the y army vnder fonte ? r He laboured to 14 Anahezanlwercd me, Unto the 2enes abolith all reli- Ning,and the moning, two thoufand € thace gion,and there- hundzeth: chen Mall the Sanctuarie bee forecaft Gods cicanted. feruice out of his - As @ Mow when J Daniel had ſeene the Temple, which vifion, and fought for the meaning, behold, God had chofen there ttood betoze wie > like the ſimilitude of as a little corner aman. from atl the reft 16 And J| heard amans boyce betweene of the world to the bankes of Glai, which called and ſayd, haue his Name Gabziel, ¢ make this man to vnderſtand tye there truely cal- viton, led vpon, 17 Sobhecame where F ood: and when f He theweth became, J was afratd, & tell vpon my face; that their finnes but he ſaid vatome, Anderſtand, D onne are the cauſe of of man: foz din the lalt time halbe the vifion. theſe horrible afe - 18 Mow as hewas (peaking vnto me, J fliGions: and being alicepe fell on my face te the ground, yetcomforteth but ġe touched meet fet mevpin my place. them,in thathe 19 And be fayd, Behold, J will ſhew thee appoinreth this what hall be inthe laſt © wrath: fozinthe tyranta time, end ofthe time appointed it thall come, whom he would 20 The ramme which thou fawelt Ha» not ſuffer veterly uing two hoanes,arethe kings ofthe MPcoes to abolillibis and Perſians. religion, ` : 21 Anathe goatistheking of Grecia,anD e This horne ſhal the great boone that is betweene bis eyes, ts abolith foratime » the Gri king. thetruedo@tine, . 22 And that that is broken, and foure and fo corrupt ftood bp foz tt, are foure kiugdomes, which Gods ſeruice. ſhal tand vp f ofthatnation,but not etabis u Meaning, that ftrength. A he heard-one of 23 Gnd in the ende of their kingdome, the Angelsasking - when the rebellious fhalbe confurned,a king thisqueftionof of fierce countenance, and vnderſtanding Chrilt, whomhe calletha certaine © one, orafecretone, or amaruejlousone, x Thatis, the Iewes - finnes,which were cauſe of this deſtruction. y. Toat is, which fup- prefieth Godsteligion,andhis people. z- Chrift anfwered mefor thecomforrofthe Church, .a « Thatis,votil fo many natural dayes - bepaft, which make fixe yeeres, three moncths andan halfe: forfo — long vnder Antiochus was the Templeprophaned. b Which was Chnſt, who inthis maner declaredhimfelte to the-olde fathers how he would be God manifefted in fieh, ¢ - This power to command the Angel declared that he was God, d The etfe@ of this vifion + fhallnot yetappeate, buta long timeafter, e Meaning that great ~ rage, which Antiochus fhould thew againft the Church. f Thatisy - outof Grecia, g They fhall not haue like power as had Alexander, — h Noting that this Antiochus wasimpudent, and crucll, and alow craftie,that he could not be deceiued. — arkt Daniel maketh his i That isnot Darkefententes Mall and vp, _ like Alexanders 24 Ant bis power hall bee mighty, but ftrengch, notin bisi ftrength: and hee hall dettroy k BoththeGen- mondecfully,and hail pꝛoſpet an’ practife, tilesthatdweil and fall deſtroythek mighty, and the holy about himjand people. : 5 eat alfo the Lewes. 5 And though his 'poticte allo, be Hall 1 Whatfoeuerhe taule craftto protper in bis band, ¢ bee iail gocthabourby ertoll himlelfe in bis heart.e bpa peace fall is craſt. he ſhal deſtroy many: be all allo ttand vp againſt _ bring it to pafe. the» ince of princes buthe Hal be bꝛoken m Taatis, vader Downe o without hand. ; pretence of 26 And the vilion of thereuening and the peace,orasic moꝛniug, which ts Declared, is true : there» wercin (port. fore feale thon vp the vtiton,toz tt (aalbeatter n. Meaning,a- many Daves. i 3 gaint God, 27 And J Daniel was ſtricken and ſicke o: For God a certaine dayts: but when F rot vy, g Did would defroy - the Rings bulinefic,and 3| was aſtoniſhed at him witha no- table plague,aud fo comfort his Church,z,Mac.9.9, p Reade verfe 14. q For feare andaftonifhment. the vifion, but none vnderſtood it. CHAP, IX, 3 Daniel defireth to haue that perfearmed of God,wluch he had promi fed concerning the return of the people from their baniſhment in Babylon, § A trueconfelfirz, 20 Daniels prayer is heard. 21 Gabriel the Angel expoudeth unre him the vi- fron of the feuenty weekes. 24 The anointing of Chrift. 25 The building againe of lerufalem. 26 The death of Chrift. 2 z [2 the frit peere of Darius the fonne of a -Whowas alfo 1+ Qhathuerofy , of the ſeede of the edes, Called Aftyages. which wasmade King ouer the? realine of +b ForCyrusied the Caideans, d with ambition, 2 Euen in the firft veere of bts reigne, J went abeut wars Daniel yndDeriteon by our prayers. rulatemt chine Holy mountatne t foz becaule n Declarine,that of our finnes, ann fo? the tniquitics ofour fa- the godly flee thers, Jerufalem g thy people are arepzoch only vnto Gods to alithat are abaut bs. mercies and re- 17 Now therefore, D ourGod, heare nounce their the prayer of thy ſeruant. and bis fapplicati- owne workes ons, and caulethy face to ſhine vpon thy when they fecke @aictuaryp chat lucth iwake for the ™ Lords for remifionof fake. 3 i their finnes. 3 18 D my Gad, incline thineeare, and o Thushecould beare: open thine eyes, and beholde our norcontent kim⸗ Belolations, and the citie whercupan thy (elfe withany Name is called: for wee Doe not preſent vehemencie of + cur fapplications befoze thee foz our owne wordes:'forhe a righteouſues, but faz thy great tender sier wasfo led with ties. ; i a feruent zeale * 19 D Lord heare: D Lord forgine,D Lord cSfidering Gods oconlider,and Boe it: Beferre not, fo? thine promife, made one fake, D my God; foz thy Mame ts cal⸗ tothe citiein {eB vpon thy city,and vpon thy peopie. refpe@ of his 20 ¶ And whiles J| was lpeaking AND Church,and foe: praping, anBconfelling my finne, andthe the aduance- linne ot mp people Jiraci, and did prent ment ofGods ©! my fupplicarion befoze the Lord my — glory, cis d ‘His prayeris heard. + Chap.8.16. the holy mountaine ok my God p Healludethto 21 Vea, while J was peaking itt prayer. lercnuahspio- · ` guen the man * Gabgtel meme, ¥ pad ſeene phéfic,whopro- befoze in the vindu, came fying, and tou pbefied that their ched me abour the time ot the euening obla⸗ captinity (hould tigi. be ſeuenty yeres: burnow Gods mec and ſayde, D Danict, J am nowe come merey fhould fe- forth to gine thee knowledgt and vnderſtan⸗ uen Jold excecde Ding, ‘ 63 E his iudgement 23 At the beginning of thy (applications which {houid bee ‘the comumauudement caine (oozth,chd J aint fouiehundred & ‘Comete few thee , for thou att greatly belo- ninety yeres,cuen wed: therefore ynderitand the matter and tothecomming coniiderthe vtiion. t ofChriftandio 24 GacuentpP weeks are Determined vp- thenitthould on athy people, and vpon thine bolp citie to cotinue for cuer, Finththe wickedines,¢ to feale vptherſinnes, q Meaning, Da- and to reconcile the iniquity, and tabing in niels nation ouer enerlating righicontizs,and to leale vp the whom heewas vilſion aid propheue, and te anoynt the moſt carcfull, Healy, * rfothewmercy, 25 Know therefore and vnderſtand, that & co put fin out é ofremembrance, to bring againe the people, and to butid Jerr f Thatis,from . falem bato Meſſiah the prince, thal be [tugi the time y Cyrus t weeks, and "thzee(coze and two weeks, and gauethem leaue the treete Halbe built agatne, and the wail to depate. gueni a t troublous tinie. t Thefeweekes 26 Aud afier threeſcore and two »weeks, make 49.yecres, fhall $Beftah bec Haine, aud Wall y haue no» whereof 46.are thing, Ethe prople of z the prince that wall referredtothe ¢Onie,thal Delray the citie and the actus time of the buil- aryp,€ the cud therof halbe with a flood: and ding ofthe Tem. onto the end of thebattel it chal be deſtroyed ple,and 3.tothe ` bp Defolations. ` ] laying of the 27 And he hails confirme the couenant foundation, with many kor one weeke: and inthe mids u Counting from ofthe weeke be Hall canle the lacrtlice € che thehxt yeercof ablation tot ceale,« & fo: the ouct heating Datius whogaue oftheabominations, ee ſhall make it tefo: - thefecondcom- late, euen vntill rhe conſlummation determi⸗ mandementfor ned ſhalbe powwzed vpon the deſolate. the building of : : the Temple,are 63.weekes,which make 434. yeeres,which compre. hend the time fromthe building of the Temple,vnto the baprilme of Chrif. PEbr. in fresghts of time, x In this laſt weeke of the feuen- ty, ſhall Chrift come and preach and fuffer death, y He fhallfeeme to haue no beauty,nor robe of any eflimation,as Ifa. 53.2. 2 Mea- Ning, Titus, Vefpafians fonne, who fhould come and deftroy both the Temple andthepeople without all hope ofrecouery. a By the prea- ehing ofthe Gofpel h¢ confirmed his promife, firft to the lewes, & af- tertotheGentiles, b Chriftaccompiifhed this by hisdeath and re- furre@ion, c. Meaning that Ierufalem and the fanctuary fhould bee viterly deftroyed fortheir rebellion againft God, and their idolatry: or as fome read, that the plaguesthalbe ſo great, that they thall all bee altomed at. them, CHAP. X There appeareth unto Daniela man clethed in linnen, x1 which ſpeweth him wherfore he is fent, a Hénoteththis 7 (2 thea third peere of Cyusking of Jorr: third yerebecanfe Afia, a thing was reuealed onto Daniel atthistime che. (tehofe name was callen Belteſhazzar and buildingofthe the wozDewastrue, bur the tune appeynted Temple beganto was b long, and he vnderſtood the thing, and behindered by Had vndetrſtauding of the viie Cambyfes Cyrus ; s A à fonne,when the father made war in Afia minoragainfi the Seythians, which wasa difcouraging tothe godly, and a great feareto Daniel, b Which isto declare that the godly fhould not haltegtoo much,but patiently to abide the iffuc of Gods promife, Chap. x. -Avifion, 236 q 2 Sethe fame time, DJ Daniel was in c Called Abib 22 And heinformed me,and talked with - fram the gaing f fozth ofthe conunandenrce ` hranine fie for chꝛee weekes of Dayer. 3 Zateno plealant bread, neither came part of March, & ilet, nol wine thanpsnouth, neither did FZ part of April. dayes were fulfilled. which cotaineth | | i ‘anoyntmplelfe at all, till the weekes of d Being caned by the. {piric of 4. And inthe foure and twentieth Day of prophetic ro haue the < felt moneth,as J) ¢ wasbhy the ude of that great einer, cuen Hiddekel, 5. And J lift bp minecyes, and looked, and behold, there wasaman eclothed in lin: hen, whole loynes were girded with fine gold of* Cipbas, : 6 its body alfo wasitke the Chzplolite, and bis face (ta looke vpon) like the lights hing, and jis eyes as lampes of fire, and bis armes and his tecte were Itke tn colour to po UScd blaſſe, and the voyce of his words was luke the vopce of a multitude. 7 And J Daniel alone faw the vinon: for themen that were with me ſaw nor the vifi- on; but a great feare fell vpon them, fo that they fled away and gid themfelues. 8 Therekore I was left alone,c faw this great viſiõ, and there remained uo frength in met: fo2 my ſtrength was turned in m̃ee into cozruption,and Jreteined no power. 9 Detheard F the voyce of his words, and wien J heard the voyee of his mozds,F tizpt on my facesand mp face was toward the - ground. Io. Gnd behold, anhand gs touched mee which (et mee vp vpon my knees and vpon the palines cmp hands, ; Il And he laid vnto me, D Daniela man greatly beloued. wnderitand the woros that Iſpeake vito thee, and and in thy place: foz vnto thee ani 3 now fent. And wien hee eat fain this word vnts mee, 3 tood trem: ing. - 12 Then (ait he vnto me, Feare not Da- niel : fo: from the fir day that thou vedet fet thine beart to vnderſtand. aud to humble thyletie before thy God, thy wateg were Heard, and Jam come fo: thy words, 13 Wut the » pitnce of the kingdome of Perta withſtood me sneand twenty dayes: butiog, i ichari one of the chick: princes, came to belye me, and J remained there by. the kings af Peria 14. frowe J am come to Hew thee what hail come tothpproplein the latter dapes: for vet the * Dinon is foz many dayts. Ig Snd when bee fpakerhele words puto wer, J fet my face toward the ground, and Heid my tongue. ke i I6 And bebold,'one like the ſimilitude of the fonnes of man touched mp lips: theng Opened my wisuth,and ſpake, and aide ynta him that ood beforꝛe mez, D ny Lord, o hy the vifion my ſorrowes are returned vpon ing ana J) have reteined no ſtreugch. 17 Foz bow can the ſernant of this my Lory talke with.my Loyd being ſuch a one? foz as foz. mice, Kraightway there remained no ſtreugth in mee, netther is there bath left tit nie. for thecomfort of hischureb, 1 This was the fame Angel that (pak with hin beforein the fimilituleofaman, m 1 was ouercome witht 18 Then. feare and forrow,whén Iaw the vifion, neſſe or beauty, could by one Ane- the fight of this riuer Tygris, e This was the AngelofGod, which was feat to afiure Daniel- ` in this prophe fic that followeth, . Tere, 10:9. f The word alfo fignifieth comeli- fothat for feare he was like a dead man for de- formity. g Which decla- reth that when weare firicken downe with the maieſty of God, - we cannot rife, exeepthe alfo lift vs vp with his - band, which is-his power. h-Meaning,Cam- byfes, who reig» ned in his fathers abfencejand did not onely for this {pace binder the building of the Téple,but would: - haue further ra=- ` ged, iFGod had > not fentme to refit him,and therefore baue I flayed forthe profireof the Church, p i Though God gel deſtroy althe - wosld,yetto aſ⸗ furehis children - of bisloue, hee fendeth foorth double power, - cuen Michael, thatis, Chiitt Eee. fusthe bead of k For though thes Prepher Daniel fhouldend and ceafe,yet bis doe = Gtine fhould... ~ continue tillthe > coming of Chriſt A mighty king, The i Hedeclareth 18 Then there came againe and touched ereby that God me one like the appearance ofa man, and be would be merci- ſtrengthened ine, fulvnothepto- Ig AnD fayde, D man,greatly beloned, ple of Iſrael. feare not: n peace be pnto thee: bee trong o Which decla- and of good courage. And when hee bad reth when Ged fpoken vnto me, ° $i was ftrengthened,and fmiteth down his fatde, Let my Loꝛde ſpeake: foz thou batt children, he doch ſtrengthened me. : notimmediatly 20 Then laid he, Knoweſt thou wherfore life thé vp at once J] ant come vnto thee? but now twil 3| return (fornow the An- fo fight with the prince of Perſia: and when gelbadtouched Jam gone foozth, loc, the r paince of Grecia himtwife) but by fhalicome. 2 little and jitele, 21 But J will hewe thee that which ts p Meaning,y hee Decreed inthe Scriprure of trueth: sand would not onely there ts none that holdeth with mee inthele himfelfe bridle things but Michael pour prince., therageof Came . bys,but alfo the other kingsof Perfia by Alexander the king of Ma- cedonia, q Forthis Angel was appointed for the defence ofthe Ghureh vader Chrift, who isthe head thereof, CHAP. XI 3 A prophefie of the kingdoms which fhould be enemies to the Church of God,as of Perfia, 3 Of Greece, 5 Of Eoypt, 28 Of Syria, 36 Aad of the Romanes. Lio J, in the firt peere of Darins ofthe Medes, cuen FJ a ood te encourage and to frenathen him. -a The Angel affu- reth Daniel that God hath giuen him powerte _performe thefe things, fecing hee appointed him to aſſiſt Darius when hee ouercame the Caldeans. bWherofCam⸗ byſes that now Behold, there Wal and vy yet thee kings in Perſia, and the fourth Halbe farre richer then they all: and bp bis ſtrength, and by bis riches he Hal Rir bp * all agatntt the realme of Grecia. k i 3 Butai mighty Ging Hall tande vp, that hall rule with great dominion, and doe j accoding to his pleature. _scignedwasthe 4 And when pe thal tand vp, bis king- firithefeeond Dome thalbe bzoken, f and (halbe Diuided to» — Smerdes,ythird ward thes foure windes of heauen: Enot to Dariusthe fonof hisspofterity,noz accozding to ihis Domini, Hyftaþpisandthe which hee ruled : foz bis kingdome hall be -fourth Xerxes, pluckt vp, eut to be foꝛ thers beſides *thole, _whichallweree- § AnD the King of the South all bee _ memiesto Fpeo- mighty, tone of" hts princes, and Hall pes pleof God,and atle againſt him,and beare rule: hts Demis - ftood againſt thé. nien thaibe a great Dominion. c For heraiedvp. 6 Andin the end of peres they Halbe foye tries to fight a~ -gainft the Grecians: and albeit he had in bis army nine hundred thou- fand men, yet in foure battels hee was difcomfited and fled away with ihame. d Toatis,Alexanderthe great. e For whenhiseftate was moft floutifhing he ouercame himfelfe with drinke, and fo fell into a difeafe:or as ome write, was poifoned byCaffander, f Forhis twelue chiefe princes firft divided hiskingdom among themſelues. g After this his monarchy was diuided into foure: for Seleucus had Syria, An- tigonus Afia minor,Caflander the kingdome of Macedonia, & Pto- lemeus Egypt. h Thus God reuengedAlcxanders ambition & cru- _elty,in cau‘ing his pofterityto be murthered,partly of § fathers chiefe - friends,and partly one of another. t None of thefe foure fhalbe able to be compared to the power of Al er. k Thatis,hispofterity hauing no part therof. 1 To wit,Prolemeus king of Egypt, m That is, Antiochus the fonne of Seleucus,& one of Alexanders princes fhall ‘be more mighty: for hee fhould haue both Afiaand Syria. n That is, Berenicecthe daughter of Prolemeus Philadelphus fhal bee giuen in mariage to Antiochus Theos, thinking by this affinity that Syria and Egypt ſhould hauc a continual peace together, Daniel. 2 And now will TJ Hewethee thetrueth. Y all the Baft coun- ned together; fo: thekings Daughterofthe f kings ofthe North andSouth, South hal come to the king of the Mozth ta make anagrecinent but te ſhall not ceteine the power of the *arine,nctther hal Phe com> o That force tinue, nor his arme ‘but ibe thali be Deliut» and ftrength red todeath, € they that bꝛsught herana Hie Mall not conti- that begate her,and pe that comfozted nue: for feone thele times. «=~ = “after, Berenice. 7 But out of the buddeof berf reotes and her yong ſhall one tande vp in bis tead, *which fonneatter her fall come with an armpe, anv ihall enter busbands death, into the feztreffe of the king of the Noꝛth. was llaine of her and Doe with themasheclift, and fall pze- ftepfonne Selen- uaile, cus Calinicusthe 8 And Hall allo cary captines into Œ- fonne of Laodice, gypt their geds with their moulten images, che lawfull wife and with therr pzecious veſſels of fituer and of Antiochus,but of gelde,and he fhall continue emoe. yeeres putaway ferthis then the king of the Roth. womans fake, 9 Ho theking of the South ſhall come p Neither Pto⸗ into his king domẽ, and (hall returne into his lemeus,nor Ane owneland. - : tiochus, IO Aherelore his * fonnes ſhalbe ſtirred q Somereade vp, and fhall aſſemble a mighty great army: feede,meaning and oney fhall come and oucrflow,and paffe thechildebe- ` thozow : then balz hereturne,and be ſtirred gotten of Bere- bp at bts foztrefie. - nice. II And the King of the South hall bee r Some reade, angry, and fyell come foosth, and fight with thee that begare bim, even with the Ring of the Nozth: her,and thereby for hee Wall fet foorth a greata multitude, vnderftand her and the mulcitude Hallbee giuen into bis nurle, which and, 3 broug ht her vps 12 Then the multitude Hallbeepzonde, fo thacall they and their heart Hall bee lifted vp : foz hee rhat were occa» fhall cat Downe thoulands: but hee thal not fion of this ma- Rill preuatte, riage,were de- 13 forthe Ringof the Morth t hall res ſtroyed. turne, € fyall fet foo2th a greater multitude f Meaning,that thenafoze, and Mall come toozth (after ters Prolemens E- taine peres) with a mighty armie and great uergeres after riches. ; the death of his 14 And at the fame time there Hall: ma- faher Philadele ny tand vp againſt the king of the South? phus, thould allo the rebellious childzen. of thy “people fucceedeinthe fhall exalt themſelues to tabli the vifion, kingdome, being but they ſhall fatl. of the fame Is o the King of the Noꝛth hall Rocke thar Bere- come, and cat bp a mount, andtake the nice was. {trong citie : and the armes of the South t To reuenge his fall e not relit, neither bis cholen people, fitters death- neither hall therebee anp ftrength to with⸗ againft Antios _ and. chus Calinicus. 16 But hee that ſhall come, ſhall doe vn» king of Syra... to him as bee lit, and none Hall and a> u Forthis Ptos.. lemeus reigned fixe and fourtie yeeres. x- Meaning, Seleucus and Antiochus the great, the fonnesotCalinicus (halj make warre againft Prolemeus Philopater the {onne of Philadelphus. y For his elder brother Se- leucus died or was flaine whiles the warres were preparing. z That is, Philopater when hee fliall fee Antiochus to take great dominions from him ia Syria, and alfo ready to inuade Egypt. a, For An- tiochus had fixe thoufande borfemen, ahd threefcore thouſande footemen, b After the death of Prolemeus Philopater, wholeft Ptolemeus Epiphaneshis heyte. ¢ Fornot onely Antiochus came againft him, but alfo Philip King of Macedonia, and thefe two brought great power withthem, d For vrderOnias which falfly alledged that place of Iſaiah 1.9.1 9.certayne of the Jewes retired with him into Egypt to ful Gill this prophefic : alfo the Angel fhe weth thag all theſe troubles which are in the Church, ate by the prauidence and counfell ofGod. e ‘The Egyptians were not able to refilt Stopas Antiochus captaine. ‘ ata gaing The Northren king ouerthrowen. “F Hee theweth - again him: and be hall ftand fn the !pleas oncly afflict the Egyptians, but alſo the Iewes, and fhall enter _ into their coun- trey, whereof he admoniſheth them before,thar _ they may know _ thatalithefe 17 Againe be fyali & fet his face to enter with the power of bis whole kingdome, and bis confederates with bun:thus Malle do, and he yall gine him thes daugbterefwo- men, to beltroy i her:but ‘the Hall not Rand on his fide, neither be forbine · 18: After thisthali be turne bis face vnto the! ples,and fall take many; but a pzinee m {palf caule bis fhame to light vpon dim, thingscome by beſide that he wall caule bis owne fame te Gods proui- turne dpon ° bimfelfe. dence. Ig Foꝛ be ſhall turne bis face toward the g Thiswasthe foztesofhtse owne land: but he ſhalbe ouer· fecondbattell thzowen and fall, and be ne moze P fonnd. that Antiochus 20 9 Then hall tand vp mhis place in foughtagant the glozy of the kingdome, one that mall Prolemeus Epi- taiſe tares : butatter few dayes bee Gall phanes. bee deſtroyed, neither in = wath, noin battell, 21 And in his place hall Land bp a fvile perfon,towbom they wall nor giue the ho- nour efthe kingtome-; but be wali come in peaceably, Eodteine the kingdome by flat: teries, 22 And the tarmes Wall be onerthzowen with a flood befoze bim, and Mall be bzoken; and allo the punce of a the couenant. 23 Andafter x the league made with him, be thall worke decettfullp : fo2 be yall come bp, and ouercome with ay finall people. 24 He hal enter into che quict and plen: tifull pꝛouince, and he fall Doe that which his fathers z haue not Done, noz his fathers husband, asher fathers: fall diuide among them the pray ductie reguireth, and the ſpoyle, and the ſubſtance,vea, and he and not feekehis fhall foꝛecaſt bis deuices again the trong deftrudion. holdes, cuen foz aatime, I Thatis coward- 25 Alio be yall ftir vp bis power and his Afia, Grecia; and Courage againtt the king ofthe South with thofe yles which a gteatatimy, and ý king of the South hall are inthe feacal- bee ftitred vp to battcli with a serp great Icd Mediterrane- and mighticarmte : but be Hall net bſtand: um : for 9 Lewes | called all countries yles, which were diuided from them by fea. m For whereas Antiochus was woont to contemne the Romanes, & put their ambaffadours to fhame inall places, Actilius the Con- ful, or Lucius Scipio put himto flight, & caufed his (hame to turne ən his ownehead. n By his wicked lite, and obeying of fooliſh counfel. o Forfeare of the Romanes he Mall fice to his holdes, p For when as vader the pretence ofpouertie he would haue rob- bed the Temple of lupiter Dodonzus , the countrey men flew him, q Thatis, Seleucus hall fucceed bis father Antiochus, r Not by fofteine enemies, or battellybut by treafon. f Which was Antio~ chus Epiphanes , who as isthought, wasthe occafion of Seleucus his brothers death, and was ofa vile, crucli,and flattering nature,& defrauded his brothers fonneof the kingdome, and vfurped the Kingdome without the confent ofthepeople. t Hee fheweth that gteat forraine powers ſhall come to helpe the yong fonne of Se- leucus againft-hisyncle Antiochus , and yet fhall be ouerthtowen, -u` Meaning Ptolemeus Philometor Philopaters fonne, who was -b- To wit,a beau- tifall woman which was Cleo- pata Antiochus daughter: i Forheregar- ded not the life of his daughter, inrefpe ofthe Kingdome of Eg; pt. ke che thall noe agreeto his wic- kéd counfell, but fhall Joue her ehis childes coufin germane, andis here called the prince of the couenant, becaufehec was the chiefe, andallother followed his condu&; x: For afterthe batte), Philometor and bis vncle An- tiochus made a league, 9° For heeamevpon him at vnawares, ‘and when be fufpe&ed his vncle Antiochus nothing. z Mramne, in Egypt. atime ,, but euer labourby ‘craftto attane tothe chiefeft» bo Hee Malbe oucrcomewithtreafon. =" | Plan) bed bog Chap. xj. that he thall not oge lanas which by his hand ſhall becone b _ famed. ao Hee will content himfelfe with the fnall holdes for! and ought to lookefor ane perfecution after another ; for God bata appointed the time: thereforewe muſt obev. 1 Me Alittlehelpe. 33 fopi they ſhall foꝛecaſt and pꝛactiſe again 29 Pea theythat feede of the potion of e bts meate fall Deftroy bim;and bis armte c Signifying his 4 fall ouerflow ;and many pall fatl and be princes and the laine. chiefe about 27 Andboththele kings hearts thallbee him. te Doe emilchiefe..and they fall talke of d Declarirg that Decette at one table; but it Hall not auatle: his fouldersthall foz í pet the ende thallbe at the time ap⸗ buf out and pointes. E i venturetheirliues 28 Then hall hee returne into his lande to flay and tobe with great £ (ubltance: fo? hts heart hall be fine forthe agatnit the boly couenant slo fall he Do and fategard of their returne to bisowne land. ~ i prince, 29 At the time appointed be Hal tit, e Thevncle and. and come toward the Gouth ; butthe late che nephew hall fhalinotbeasthefirt. take truce, and 30 Foꝛ the Hips * of Chittim ſhall come banket cogether, agatntt him s therefoze be ſhalbe ſoꝛy and re» yee in theis bearts turne. and Fret againtt the boly coucnant:{o they thal imagine fhall bee Doe, he Wall euen retutne and haue mifchicteonea~ intelligence with them that fozfake the holy gainſt another, covenant. ; 7 f Signifyingthat 31 Andarmes * fall fand on His part, it Nandech netin and they Hall pollute the Harctuarie | of the counfell of frength , and hall take away the Daplpfa- men to bring crifice , and thep ſhall ſet vp the abemtuable things co paffe, Belolation. utin the pro- 32 And fuch as wickedly = bzeake the to- uidence of God tenant, wall be cauteto finne by flatterie: whoruleththe but the people that Do know theit Ged, hall. kings by a fecret preuatie and prolper. bridle,that they 33 And they that vnderſtand among*the cannot doe what people, ſhall inſtruct many: vet they Hall they Jit tbem- tallby {wozd,and by flame, by captinitpand feiues, bp tpople, many dapes. YVhich hee 34 Now when they Mall fall, they Gall fhalltake of the be bolpen with ap ittle helpesbut manp Wall Lewes in ſpoy. cleaue bute them < fainedly. ling Ierufalem oe “a TOEN 35 Andiomeofthem “ofynderkanding and the Temple, ~ fhail falltotrie them, and to purge, andto and thisistoide make them white, tell the time bee out; foz thembefore, te there isa time appointed. mooue them te patience, know- ing yall things are done by Gads prouidence. h That is, the Roe mane power (hall come againſt him ¿for P. Popilius the ambaflador appointed him to depart inthe Re mans name ; to which thing hee obeyed, although with griefe , and to reuenge his rage, hee came againft the people of God the fecond time. i With the lewes which fhal forfake the coucnant of the Lord : for firft he was çal- led againft the Iewes by lafonthe hie Prieft, and this fecord time by Menelaus, k A great faction of the wicked Iewes thall holde with Antiochus. 1 So cailed becaufe the power of God was no- thing diminifhed,alchough this tyrant fet vp inthe Templethe image of lupiter Olympius, & fo began to. corrupt the pure ferniceaf God m Mazaning, fuch as bare the nime of Lewes, butin deede were no~ thing leffe: for they fold their foules and betrayed their brethren for gaine. n ‘they that remaine conflant among the people , fhall teach others by their example, and edifie many inthe true religion, œ Whereby hee exhorteth the godly to conftancie, although they fhould perith athoufand times, and though their miferies endure neuer fò long. p As Godwill not leaue his € hurch deftitute, yet wilkhe not deliver: it all at once, but fo helpeasthey may ftill feeme ~ tofightvnderthe crofle , ashee didin the time ot the Maccabees, whereof heehere prophefieth gq, Thatis, there fhall bee euen of this'{mall number, many hypocrites. -r To wit, of them thatfeare God; and will lofe their life for the defence of true religion, figni- fying alfo, that the Church muftrconrinually be tried and purged, ay 36 And 4 i 1 heKings impieticand-might. 36 Aud the kiny hall Boe what him REE: he Wall egalt bimieltz,and magme himtelfe ayain all, char is God, and thal lpeate mate wholecourfeof ueilous things againſt the Gou of gods ain the perfecutions fhall pꝛoſper rill rye wath tbe accompiiſhed: ofthelewesvnto forthe determiuation is made. . Ë Becaufe the _ Angels purpoſe $ isto fhew the ! | thecommingof 37 sReither fall hee regard the “God of Chrift, henow his fathers, no: the uelires * of women, nor — fpeakethofthe care foranp gon + faz be hall magnitie pini- Monarchieo the {elfe aboue all. i Romanes, which 38 But in his place Hall Hee honour the: henoteth by the y god Mauz zim and the god whom bis fa- name ofakiog, thers knew not tall hee honour with gold whowerewith- and with iluer, and with peectous Rones, out all religion, and pleaſant things. i and contemned 39 Thus hall hee doe inthe a hotdes af the true God, pom t Solongthety- acknowledge: be thaliencreale his gliv and rantsfhallpre- - ſhall cauſe them to rule oner many, and Hall uaile as God hath diuide the land for gaine. appoimed to pu- 40 And at the eñde ol time hall the king = mtthhispeople: ofthe > South puſh at him, andthe king butheetheweth — of the Mozth Hall come againit hun tikea that it is but ſor whtrlewinde, with charets and with bore atime. mon and with many hippes , and hee hall u The Romans fhallobferueno and pafe thozot. À = certaineformeof 4I ipee thalleuter alfointo ths: pleafant feligionasother Land, anu many countreys fhaibe ouet hꝛow⸗ ; nations, but hall ens but thele halleſcape out of his hande, chage their gods euen Eventi and (Hoab,and the chicteat the’ atthtirpleafures, childzen of Animon, they (hould be without all bu- manitie:forthe pale. Ki loveofwomenis) 44 Butthe tinings out ofthe Fant and taken for fingu- the North Wail a croudle him : therefore hee larorgreatloue, Rall goc forth * with great wath to Deltrcp as2Sam.1.26 and roote out many. y-Toatisthegod’ 45 Andhe hall plant the tabernacles! of precious things of Eappt, and of the Libr- ches ; they (hall eltceme their ‘J Owne power a- © Due all cheit godsand worthipit, xz Vader pretence áf worfhip- ingthegods , they thallinrich their:citie with the moit precious sewels Of all the world becanft that herby all men fhould haue them in admiration for theinpower& riches. a Although in their hearts they had noreligion, yec they did.acknowledge the gods, and wor- fhipped them im tlieir temples, lcftthey should haue bene defpifed as Atheifts :butthis wasto mcreafetheir fameandriches : and when they gate any countrey, they fo made others the rulers thereof, that theprofitc euer came to the Romances. b- Thatis,both the Egypti- ansand the Sysiansifhallat length fight againft the Ronanes, but they (halbeoucrcome.* c: The Angel forewarneth the Fewes, chat when they (hould feethe Romans inuade chem, and thatthe wicked - fhould cfeape their hands, that then they(hould not thinke but that alb chis was done by Gods prouidence, forafmuch as he warned them ‘~of ic fo'long afore,& therforehe woul, (til preferuethem,' d: Hea- ring’ chat Craſſus was flaine , and Antonius difcomfited. ¢ For Auguftus ouercamethe | Parthians, and recovered thar which. Ans " goniushad lof, £ the Romanesafter thisreigned quietly through alf countreyes , and from fea to fea,and in ludea: but at length for cheir crutlty God hal deftcoy them. TERET y i ETT, EOGHA; Pa XEL j i — x Ofthe deliuerance of she churchhy Chris. and ¥olpmbuntaine, pet he ſhall come Co his gende, and none ſhali helpehim. Daniele ` auzim with a Krange god whom he Hai enter inte the countreys, and ſhallouerflow yea, contemne 42 We hall ttretch foeth bis hands alto: them, & preferte Byon the countreps, and the land ot Egypt themfelves to fall not efcape. their gods, 43 Wut he hall haue power ouer the trea: x Signifying that furesof golde and ofiiiuer, and ouer all the: ais, andof theblacke Moꝛes where he mal- ende of the time. ofpower andrie his palace betweene the leas in the glorious Si: The getierall refurtedtion. As at thats time thal Bichart tand bp, a The Anzel the great prince, whtch itanderh fort here noterhtwo ' children of coy people, and there fall yega things’: firit that“ tune ef trouble, tuch as neuer was ince. there beganne to be a nation vnto that iame time ; and at that time thy people Malbe vr- liuered, euery one that Halbe found witten in ehebosice.. i i Bi * 2 And many of them} lleepe in the Duk of the carth, hall awake, fome to euertalting life, æ ometo ame Eperpetuall contemp. 3 Andth-y that he < wife, hall Hine, as the berghtneile of the fismament sand they thatdturne many to righteonſneſſe hali shine as tic ttarres, fo: cuer and euer. 4 Butthou, D Daniel, e hut vp the wordes, and Teale the booke f till rhe ende of the time: many ſhail runne to and tro , ana Knowledge Hall be intrealed. 5 € Chen J Dantei looked, and behold, there tteov other two, the onc on this tine of the bunks ottheertuer, Ethe other on that lide of the brinke of the riucr. 6 And onefaid untothe man clothed in linen, which was vpon the waters of the rt. uer Ahen thal be the end of theſe wonders? 7 Bud J beard the man clothed in tinnen, which was upon the waters of the riuer, when bee held vp bis righthand e bis left hand bato heauen; efwareby him that ti- neth ſoz euer, that it fhali tary fo2 a i time, tego times and en balfe: and when he ſhall haue accompliſhed * to ſcatter the power of the: holy people, all thele things ſhalbe ſniched: 8 Then J heard tt, but J vnderſtood it not: then fapa J, D mp Load, what Mail be the end of thefe things? j <0 And he laid, Goe thy way, Daniel: foz : the wozdes are cloſed yp, and fealed, tili the 1o Many hall be purified, made witte and tried sbutthe wicked Hall Boe wicked: lp, and none ofthe wicked thall haue vnder⸗ itanding: but the wife hall vndetttand. Il Aud from the time thatthe | Daply fa- crifice Halbe taken away, andthe abominar ble deſotation feryp, there thallbe a thone fand two hundeeth and ninetiedayes. 12 Bleſſed ishee-that waiteth and com⸗ meth to the thoufand thee hundreth and -m fiueand thirtte dayes. 13 But goc thou thy way tilltheend be: foz thon Walt ret and Mand vp in thy lot, as the end of the dayes. — the Thurch hall be in great affli = Gieni and trouble: at Chrifts com- ming, 8 next that God will fend his” Angelto delintr ` it, whom bère he calleth Michael, meaning Chrift, which is publi- {hed by f preache ing of the Gofpels b Meaning all | Malriſs at the general reſurrec⸗ tion, shich thing ` he herenameth, becaufe the faithe full ſhould haue ever theis reſpect ito that: forin the ‘earth there halbe no furecomfort, c W ho baue Kept the true feareof God and hisreligione nid id Heechicly,. 9% meaneth thems niftcrs of Gods word, & nextall | $ faithfullwhich ^ inſtruct ignorat anébring them: > tothe trueknows= ledge of God. e Yhoughthe T Í “moft pattdeſpiſe thisprophefie, yet: keepe thow it fure: candeflteemeitas. ` a treaſure. $ Tilkthetimeii > thanGod hath: += appointed forthe: ullreuclation of; theferbings,and:» then many thal. + run toand froto fearch the knowe ledge of theſe myferies, whichthings they obteine now bytae light ofthe Golpel. ? g- Which was Tigris. h Which 'was asic were adouble otie and o » that be fhould depart this lifes and riſe aga ine with the elect > God had fufficiently humbled and purged his Chuuch. didthe moreconfirmethe thing. i Meaning,along time;a longes time, and at length a {hort time : fignifying that their troubles fhould: hauean end. k When the Churchthalbefcattered anddiminithe | ed in uch fort asic thallfeemeto haueno power, 1. Fromthetime » that Chrift by his ficrifice ſhalltake away: the faerifice and ceremoe, | niesofthelaw. :m -Signifying that the time Malbe lone of Chrifts., fecondcomming ,'anid yetthe, children of God oughtnotto be diſ⸗ couraged,though it be deferred, ny Inthis number headdetha mos nethand.an halfetu the former number, fignifying that .it isnobin , manto appoine the time of Chnifts-comming,but that theyareblefe. fed that patiently abidehis appearing. !.o» The Angel warnerhthe Prophet patiently to abide, til) the (ime appaynted cames Femi > wyi f © HOSEA, Hofeas wifey. 2. Chap,i:ij. -@t Hofea. THE ARGV MENT. Frer thatthe ten tribes had fallen away from God by the wicked and fubtil counſe of [eroboam Athe fonne of Nebat,and in fead of his true feruice commaunded by his word worfhipped him ac- cording to their owhe fantalies and traditions of mën, giuing themſelues to muft vile idolatric and fu- perftition,the Lord from time to time {ent them Prophets to call them to repentance: but they grewe cuer worfe and worfe, and ftill abufed Gods benefits, Thereforenow, whentheir profperity was at thehigheft vnder Ieroboam the fonne of loath, God fent Hofca and Amosto the Iſraelites (as he did at the fame time | ſaiah and Michaiah to them of Judah) to condemnethem of their ingratitude : and whereas they thought themfelues to be greatly in the fauour of God, and to be his peopie,the Prophet calleth them bafiards and children botnein adulterie; and therefore fheweth them that God would take away the kingdome, and giue them to the Aflyriansto be led away captives. Thus Hofea faiths aint. fully executed his office for the fpace of feuenty yeeres , though they remained ftill in their vices and ex ' -wickedneffe, and derided the Prophets,and contemned Godsiudgements. And becaufe they fhould neither be difcouraged with threatnings onely, noryet flatter themfelues bythe {weetenefle of Gods promifes,befetteth before them the two principall parts of the Law, which are the pronuje of faluati- _on,and the do@rine of life : for the firlt part hee directeth the faithfull co Meffiahy by whome one- Ay they fhould baue true deliuerance : and for the fecond, he vfeth chreatningsand menaces to bring them fromtheir wicked maners and vices, and thisis the chiefe {cope of all the Prophets, either by Pe ap yee ha CHAP N Med ; The time wherein Hefeaprophefied. 2 The idolatry of the people. 10 The calling of the Gen- tales. 11 Christ a the head of all people. Ebodwe of the Lorde that ; Ni) cante vate Dolta the ſonne of a Calledalfo A- N Be WBeeri,inthe dayes of @ Uzzi. zariah, who be- mA abs Jothain, Abas, and eze: ingaleper,was ge (Ah kia kings of Judab,andin depofed from his oP") the daies ol Zeroboam the lon kingdome. OF Joal king of Jlrael. bSothatitmay . 2 Qtthe beginning the Love ſpake by besatheredby Hoſea, and the Lord layo vnto Dolca, Got, thercigneof —-_- Fake Unto thee a wife < of fornications , ana thefefoure kings, children of forntcations : for the lande hath that hepreached committed great whozeDome, departing from aboue three the Lord. fcore yecres. 3 Hohe went, and tooke 4 Gomer the cThatisone Daughter ot Diblaim, which concciued and that oflong bare jim a onne. timehath accu- 4 And the Lon ſayd unto him, Call his ftomedtoplay name e Jsreel: for pet a litle, and J will bi- the harlot: not fite the blood of JIrecl vpon the boule ofge- that the Prophet Hu, and will cauſe to cgale the kingdome of didthisthingin thehoufeofJtacl. -a - effet, but he § And at that.sday will J allo breake dawthisinavi- the bow of Iſrael in the valicp of Izreel. ‘fion,or els was Die conceiued yctagaine, and bare a commandedby Daughter, and God fayn vnto him, Call ber God to fet forth ¥nder this parable or figure the idolatry. ofthe Synagogue,and of the peopleherchildren. d Gomer fignifieth aconfumption or cor- ruption, and Diblaimclufters of figges, declaring that they wereall corrupt like rotten figges ¢ | Meaning,that they (hould be no more called Ifraelites,of the which name they boafted, becaufe Ifta- “el did preaaile with God: bur that they wereasbaflards, and there- “fore fhould be called Izreelices, that is, {cattered people, alluding to Tzreel, which was the chiefe citie of the ten tribes vnder Ahab, where Iehu fhed fo much blood, 2.Kings10.8,11, £ I vill beereuenged *ypon tehu for the blood that hee fhed in Izreel : for albeit God ftir ted himp to execute his iudgements, yet heedid them for his owne | -you.encourage one.anotherto embrace the fame, confidering rhat ye are my people on whom I will haue mercie, ambition,and not for the glory of God, as the end declared : for hee built yp that Idolatry which he had.deftroyed, g -YWhenth®imea. fure of their iniquitie is full,and'T Mall take vengeance and deftroy all their policie and force. * ; , yGods promifes to allure them to be godly, orels by threatningsot his iudgementsto tearethem from 4 Wite: aadalbeit thatthe whole Lawecontaine theſe two poynts, yet the Prophets moreouer Rote pe- taa adic Salliarly,both the time of Gods ĩudgements and the mancr, name> Lo ruhamah: foz J] will no moe Daue pitie vpon che boule of Track; but yz Will vtterly itake them away. 7 Vet will haue mercie vpon the houle bE Judah. and will k fane them by the Lorde their Gov, and will not faue them by bowe, no: by ſword, noe by Latteli,bp hories nor by horſemen. 8 Mow when Hee had weined Lo ruha⸗ mah, lye concetued and bare a lonne. 9 Then ſayd God, Cali bis name Lo- ammi; fo ye are not nip people + therefore will J not be pours. IO Petthe numberof them childzen of Iſrael thatl be. asthe tand of rhe fea, which cannot bee meaſured noz tolde tand inthe place where it twas fayd vnto them, Wee are not my people, te Wall be fata vnto them, Ye are the onnes of the lining Gon. 11 Chen hall the chitdzen of Judah, and the childzen of Iſrãelbe agathered together, and appopnt themfelucs one head, and thep hall come bp out ofthe land; for great is the ‘o Day oF Jizreel. cept he had preferuedthem, hee deelareth that though they were de= t {troyed, yet the true Iſraelites, which arethe fonnes of the promile, — sand children. 3 33. Ezta, T.I: h That is dot obteining mercy: whereby he figs nificth, that Gods fauor was depar · ted from them. i-Forthelfface ~ lites neuer retus- ned, after that they werecaken ~ captiues by the Affyrians, k Forafter their _ Captinitieheres Ú ftored them mi⸗ raculoufly by tbe meanes of Cyrus, _ 1 Thatis,noe my people, m Becaufe they thoughtthat = J Godcould not: $ hane bene tugan his promife ex- fhould be without sumber, which ftand bathof thelewes, andthe @ Gentiles, Rom 9.26. n- Towit, afterthe captiuitie of Bebylom when the Iewes were reftored: but chiefly this is referred to the time of Chrift, who fhould be the head both of the Tewes and Gentiles, <0. The calamitie and deliru&ion of Izreel (hall be fo great, that to re- ftore them fhall be asa miracle, ` oi & Fh Ar? ah 1 The people ú called to repentance. 5 He ſhew- eth their idelatrie and threatueth them except they repent. pits S Ay vnto ponr bzethzen, Ammi, andto a Seeing thar I your fifters, Rubamiah, haue promifed 2 Pleave with your > mothers pleave you deliverance, — it remaineth that b God fheweth that the faulc was not in him but-in their Synagogue, andtheirides | Tatries,that hee forfooke them, Ifa 50,15 3 J u2 with, ; Spirituall whoredome. F è Meaning that theiridolutrie was ſo great that they were not a- fhamed, but boa- fied of ir, Ezek. 16.25. d For though this people were as an harlot for their idolatries, yethe bath left them with their apparel & dowry & certaine fignes of his fauour, but ifthey continued fill bee would vecerly delltoy them. ce When I brought ber out of Egypt, Ezek. 16.4. f Thatis,ba- flards,& begot- ten in adultery. g Meaning, the “idoles which they ferued aad by whom they thought they had wealth and abun- — dance. A Ewill punifh thee, that chen thou mayelt try whether thine idoles can helpe thee, and bring thee into ſuch ſtieitneſſe, rhat thow thalt haue no luft to play the wanton, i This he {pea- keth of the faith⸗ full which are truely conuerted, and alfo thewcerh -the vfeand prolit of Gods tods, with her: fo} fhe ( not my wife neither am J bee hulband: but let ber take awap per foz- ications out of her fight,and ber adultertes c from vetwene ber barats, 3 4Leſt F ltrip her naked, and fet her as in the Day that the was · borne and make ber asa wilderneſſe, and leaue ber like arze land, and tay ber fogehtrit. Ano Y will haue no pitie bpon her chimin ; foz they bethe f children of foris cations. ‘ § Fortheir mother hath played the har- lot: Wee that conceiued them, hath dane hamefistlyp; for thee lard , F will gog after my ‘Hofea. the Bayes of her youth, ¢asin the day when ſhe came bp out of che land of Egypt. 16 Aud at that day, faith the Logd, thou Male call me f Iſhi aud ſhalt cail me nv moze t Baali j 17 Fo I will take away the names of Baalim out of jer mouth, and they Hall vee no moze remembꝛeo by their names, 18 Aud tn that Day wilt J make a cone- Nant for chem, with the * wildebeattes, and with the foules ot theheanen, and with that that creepeth vpon the earth,t T wil breake the bow and ibe ſword and rhe battell out of tbe earth, and will make themto flerpe g loners that give ime my becad and my wae fafet ter, my wooll and my fare, mine oyle and mip drinke. ; 6 Therefore behold, J will ttoppe thy way with thornes, and make an hedge, that fhe yall not find her paths. 7 Though thee tollow after her loners, pet thallijee not come at chem: though tee ſeeke them, pet Wall fhe not find them: then Hail thee fay, i N will gee and returne to my firt hulband: fog at chat time was J better then now. i 8 slow ſhee did not know that J * gaue ber cozne,and wine, and ople,and multiplies ber filuer and gold , which they bettowed yp- pon Baal. A 9 Therekoꝛe I will returne,etake away ) my Cerne in the time thereof, and my wine inthe kaion thereof, and well recouer my wooll and iny flare lent to coner ber fhame. 10 And now will Jdiſcouer her m leud neſſe uithe taht of her louers, and no man wail deliuer her out of mine hand. IL Jwillalto canfe all per mirth toceafe, Her feat dayes, her new moones, and ber Pabbaths, and all her lolenine frats, 12 Andy will deitroy her vines, and her fig trees, whereof hee bath fayd, Theſe are my rewards that my loners have ginen me: and ji will make themas a foret, and the wilde beatts hall eate them. 13 And F will vilit vpon her che dates » of Baalim, wherein the burnt incenleto them: and lie Decked Hertelfe with her ° earerings and Her iewels, and fe followed ber iouers, and forgate me, faith the Lord. 14 Cherefore, behold, J wille allure her, and bring her inte the wildernelle, eipeake friendly vnto her, : 15 And J will gine her her vineyardes from thence, and che wailep aof Acho: to: the k This dcclareth Dogge of hope, and the all" ling there as tn that idolaters de- ü e y. . 19 And J will matty thee puto mee fo: cuert: pea, J wellinarry thee unto meetin righteouſneſſe, and in indgement, and w mercie andin compaſſion. i 20 J will euen marry thee ynto mee in y faichtulnes, and thou Walt know the Loz, 21 Audin that day J wil heare ſaith the Lod, J will cuen Heare2 the Heancns, ana they Gall heare the earth, 22 And the earth Malt heate the cone, and the wine, and the oyle, and they tball beare Jizreel i 23 And J will fow her vnto mee inthe earth, and J wiit hanemercp vpon her, that . Was net pitted, tH will fay unto them which were notmyp people, * Chou art miy people, ‘AnD they (yall fay, Thouarciny God, — CHAPS OTE LB 1 The Fewes [hall be caft off for their idolatry, 5. Afterward they [hall returue tothe Lord, -Ven fatd the LoD to me, * Goepet, and 1 loue a woman (beloued of her Hulbana, and was an harlot) accordingto the loue gf the LoD toward the children of Iſrael: pee they looked to other gods, and > lened the wine bottels, a 2 So FJbonght her to mee foz fifteene pieces of Aluer, Œ foz au homer of barley and an balte homer ef barley. A 3 And J fam vnto her, Chow halt abide wich dme many dayes: thon ſhalt not play the Harlot , and thou falt bee tanong other man, and J will be fo vate chee. ; 4 Foꝛ the childzen of Iſrael thal ¢remaine Many dayes without aking, and withort a f pince and without au offering, and with- Out an tinage, and withoutan Ephod, and without Teraphim. si F § Afterward Mallthe childzen of Iſtael conuert. and ſeeke the Loz’ theit God; and e Dauid their King, and thal fare the Loan, Spirituall mariage, f That ismine husband, know= ing that} am ioyned to thee by an inniolable coucnant, t That is,my Mae iter: which name was applyed to their idoles, u No idolatry {hall once come into their mouth bu: they thali {erue me purely according to my word, x Meaning, that he will fo blefle them „that all creatures (hall faucur them, y Witha coug- nant that neuer fhalbe broken, 2 Then thalithe heauen defire raine for ĵ carth which (hal brine forth for the vſe of man, ROM 9.250. I. pete2, 1e, a Herein the Prophet repres fenteth the per- fon of God, which loued his Church before hee called hér, anddid not _ withdraw the” fame when the gaut herſelſe to ideles, - b Thar is, gaue themfelues whee ly to pleafures, and could net take vp, as they that are givent drunkenneffe. c Yet J loued her,and payed a, {mall portion fraud God of hishonour , whenthey attribute his benefites to their idoles, 1 Signifying that God wil take away his benefits when man by his ingratitude doethabufethem, m- That is,all her (eruice,ce- remonies,and inuentions, whereby (he worfhippedheridoles, n I will punifh her for her idolatry. o By fhewing how harlosstrimme them{clucs to pleafe others, hee declarethhow the fuperftitious ido- laters fet a great part of their religion in decking themfelues on their holy dayes. p By my benefits in offering her grace & mercy , enen in that phee where (he fhall thinke herfelfe deflituce of all helpeand comfort. q Which wasa plentifull valley , and wherein they had great comfort when they came outof the wildernefle jas Toth 7.36, and is called the doore of hope, becauft it was a departing frö death, * -andanentry into life, r She thallthen praile God as he did when the was delinered out of Egypt, and ts goodnelie tn the latter dayes. a : for ber,left the perceiving the greatneffe of my loue, ſhould haue abulid mee and not been vader duetie: for fifteene pieces of filuer were but halfe the price ofa flaue, Exod, 25.32, d I willtriethee a long timeasin thy widowhood whether thou wiltbemineorno, e Meaning,nor onely all the time of their captiuiti¢e , but alfo vnro Chik, f That is , they fhould neither haue policie nor Religion > and their idoles. alfo wherein they put their confidence, (hould be deftroyed, g ‘this is meant of Chrifts kingdome, which was promifed veto Dauidto be eternall, Pfalme 2.17. OCC R RB: A complaint again of Ifrael ganf IIII. the people and the prieſto eave: Theland fhall meuriie. Chap. Hen the word ofthe Lod, yee childzen of Firacl: for the Lo2d * bath acontro- uerile with the inbabitants of the land, be- cauſe there is no truth,noz mercie, no kaow · ledge of Ged inthe land. | ES, 2 Wy Cwearing and lying, and killing, anv (tealing, and whoring, they bzeake out, a Becaufe the people would not obey thead- monitions of the Fropher, heci- teth them before theiudgement’ = anD> bleod toucheth biced. {eat of Gada- 3 Wherefore wallthe land mourne, aud gainft whom euerpone that Dweller) therein, hall be cut they chiefly of. oft, with the beats of the Meld, and with he fended, ia,7.03, foules ofthe beanen,and alle the tif}es ofthe Micah.e.1,3. {ea ſhalbe taken away. Zech. 2.10. b In euery place 4 Petiet none rebuke, no? reprouean · other: foz thy people are as they that rebuke appearethali- the iiet. bertie to moſt § Wherefore halt thou fall inthe 4 day, heinousviceso andthe Pꝛophet Wall fall with thee inthe that one follow- wight, and J wall Deroy thy- mother. eth in thenecke 6 App people are deſtroyed foz lacke of of another. knowledge : becaule f thou batt refuted c Asthoughhe knowledge, Jwill allo refule thee, thatthou would ſay, that halt be no Wiek to mec: and ſeeing e thou itwercinvaine aft fogotten the Late of thy od, J will - to rebuke them: for no mancan abide it: yea, they will (peake again{t the Pro- phets and Priefts whofe effice it is chiefly to rebuke them. d Ye thall perith allrogether:the one, beeaife he would notobey, and the other be- cauſe he would not admonith, e That is,the Sy- gogue whercin alto forget thy chilen, 7 Asthep were » increales, fo they fin- ned againũ ine;therefore will J change their glory into ſhame. 8 They eate vp the finnes okmy people, ana life vp their minds tn their intquitic. | 9 And there hall bee like people, like x Wielt: for J will vilite their wayes bpon thein,and reward them their deeds. 10 Foz they Hall eatz, and not haue e- nongh: they Wall! commit adulterie, ¢ Hall not tncreale, becauſe they haug left offto take heed tothe Lod. : It ™@Giforedome, and wine, and newe wine, take away their heart, : 12 y” people alke counfell at their ſtockes, and their ſtaſte teacheththeim: 2 theo {pirit of fornications hath cauled them thouboaftelt, tocrre, and they haue gone a whoring from f That is, the vnder their God. Priefts (hall be 13 Theylacrifice vpon the toppes ofthe caftoff, becauſe mountaines,and burne incente vpon the pils that for Jacke vnder the okes, and the poplar tree, anv the ofknowledge, eime, becanfe the hatewe chercof ts good: theyarenoreble therefore your Daughters (hall be P harlots, toexeeutetheir and your fpenles hall be whores. charge, andin- 14 J will not a vifite pour Daughters Rug others, when they are harlots , no? peur ſpouſes when they ave whoꝛes: for they themſelues are {rparated with hatlots, and facrifice with whozes: therefore the people that Deut 33.3.Mal. 2 7: g Meaning, the whole body of : the people which were weary with hearing the word of God, h The more I wesbencficiall vntothem. i To wit, the Pricfies fecke to eate the peoples cfferings, and fatter thom in their ſinncs. k Sig- nifying thar as they hauc finred rogether , fo fhail they be punithed together, 1 Shewing that their wickedne fie (balbe punifhed on all forts:for though they thinke by the multitude of wines to haue ma- ny children, yet thcy thal be deceiued oftheirtope. m In giving themfelues to p'eafures, they become like bruit beaſts. n Thus bee fpeaketh by derifion incallirg them his people, which now for their finnes they were not: for they fought helpe of ſtockes and ftickes, o They are caried awaywitha rage. p_ Beccufe they take away Gods honour,and giue it to idoles, there fore he wiil give them vp to their luftes, that they th.ll difhonour their owne bodies, Rom, 1.28, I will not corte& your fhame to bring you to amendement, but kt you run headlong to your owne damnation, iiij. ve The fpirit of fornication. i Doth not bnderkand fall fall. * 15 Though thou, Jitrael, play the harlot, r Ged ecmplai- yet t let not {udah tune ; come not pee vnia neththat ludah ! Gilgal, netiber goe yebp tot Weth-auen, isivfeted, ard nozieeare, The Lod linet. willeth them to 16 Foꝛ Iſrael isrebelitous as an vnxuly Jearneby their hetfer. Mow the Lord will teede therasa cxarpletore- a lambe in a large place. turneintime, ' 17 Cph is topned totvoles: let hint í For albeit the alone. Lord had hono- 18 Their drunkenneſſe ſtintketh: they redthisplace in have conimitted whorzerome: theit rulers times palt by bis {owe to fay with Mame, * Bring ye. Frefence yette- 19 The winde hath y bound them vpiin canfeit was abus der winges, and thep ſhallbee alkamedD of fed by their idos ⸗ their factifices, latrie, hee would not that his peos ple ſhould reſort thither. t Heecalleth Beth.e}, that is ,thehoufe of God, Beth- auen, tharis, the boule of iniquitie , becaule of their abominations fetvp there, fignifying that ro place is holy, where God is not purely worfkipped. u God will fo dilperfe them , that they fhall not remaine inany certaine place. x They are fo impu- dent in receiuing bribes, that they will con: mand men to bring them vito them. y To cary them ſuddenly away. CHV ASPs Vc 1 Azainfi the Pricites and rulers of Ffrael. 13 The helpe of manis mvaine, ; OX Prtetts,heare this, and bearken ype, D houle ot Flrael,and giue pee eare, D 339 | | boule of the King : fo iudgẽment is toward ; pou,becaute ye haue beene a2 mare on giz: a The Prielts pab, and a net (ppead vpon Tabo. and Princes cat- 2 Pet they were pzofound, todeclineto chedthepoore b flaughter, though J haug bene as rebuker people in their of them ail. ~ = tnares, asthe fou- 2 Jknow4s Ephraim, and Firal trat lessdid the birds, hid from me: fog now, D Ephraim, thotrare intheferwe hie become an jarlotjand Ilrael is Detlev. mowntaines. 4 They will not give their mindes to. b NotwithRan- turne pute their God; fo? the ipirit of fozni» ding they feemed Cation isin the mids of them, and thep hatig to.be giuen alto- not knowen the Lord. gether to holines, ~ 5 Andthee pꝛide of Iſrael toth teRifie and trerifices, tobis face: therefore hall Jiraci Ephraim which Merehe _ fail into thetriniquitie Zutah allo mali fail calleth ſſaughtet with chem. : L in contempt. 6 They Kall goe with their eepe, and ¢ Thought bad — with theirbullockesto iteke the toD: but admorithedthem— they (hall not find bint: fer gee bath with: continually by ~ Drawen huntelte from then. i my Prophets. ~~ 7 They hance trauſgreſſed again the d` They boakted © Load : foz they haue begotten range chil themfelues noe den; nowe hail s amoncth deuoure them onely to be Ira- with their portions. ‘ clites, but alſo 8 Blow ye thetrumpet in Eibeah, and Ephraimites,be- : the hawme in Ramah : crye out at Deth- caule their kirg ` auen, after thee, D e Bentamtn. lerotoam tame — 9 Ephraim Mall be deſolate tn the Bay of ofthat tribe. rebube ; among the tribes of Iſrael baut J e Meaning their CauleDto know theitrueth. contemnirg. of ` Io The pinces of Judah were like them all admonitions, — that * remooue the bound; therefore wilt] f That is their potuze out my wath vpon them like water. children are de- Il Ephꝛaim ts oppeceD, and beoken in generate, fo that there is no hopeinihem. g TheirdeftiuGion isrot farre cff, oh Thatis alj Ifrael comprehended vnder thispart y fignif, ing thet the Lord plagues fhould purſue them frem piace to place , tũl ihey were dex flroyed. i By the ficee@ethey shall know that ] haue furely de termined this, k They have turned yj fide downe all political ordcr, and all maner of religion, Ch 3 iudgement, The Lord woundeth and healeth. a He fheweth the - b Though hee naue a certaine holineſſe, andre. fo? pour goodneſſe is as a moꝛning cloude, ~ word was not iudgement, becaule he willingly walked af- I Towit,after ter the! comandement. kingleroboams 12 Therekoꝛe will J be vnto Cpheaim ag commandement, amoth, and to the boule of Judah as arot- anddidnotra- tennefle. 4 ther follow God, 13 hen Ephꝛaim faw dis ficknelle,and ; Zuday his wound, then went Ephraim v- m In Read of fee- to™ Qtivur, and lent unto king » Jareb: pet king farremedy could hee mot heale pou, noz cure pou of pour at Gods hand. wound. k n: Who was king 14 Foꝛ Jwill bee vnto Ephraim as alp: ofthe Affysians, on, and as a lyons whelpe to the houle of Jus Dah; J, euen J will (povie, and gocaway: J willrake away, and none ſhall relcue it. Is J will gog, and returne tomy place, till they acknowledge their fault, and leeke me: in their afilictton thep will leeke me di · ligently. CHAP. VI. 1 Affliction caufeth a mantoturnete God. 9 The wickedneffe of the Prieſts. Dine, and let vs reiutne tothe Lord: people how they X foz hee hath (povled , and hee will beate ought to turneto 93: be hath wounded vs, and bee will binde the Lordthathe yg pp. might call backe. 2 After two dapes wille hee reuine vs, his plagues, and tn the third Dap bez willratle vs vp, and we (hail line in bis light. corre vs rom 3 Ehen thallwee baue knowledge, and timeto time,yet indeuour onr ſelues to know the Lozo: bis hishelpe will not going forth ts prepared as the moꝛning, and be farre off, ifwe he thall come vnto vs as the vatie,and as the returnetohim. latter raine unto the carth. c Youfeemeto 4 D Ephꝛaim, what Hall F doe vito thee? D Judah, how ſhall J entreate thee? pentance, butitis and as the moming deaw it gorth away. Ypon thefudden, § Therefor haue J dcut Downe by the andas amorning Eopbets id haue laine them by the words cloud. of mip mouth , ande thy iudgements were as d Ihaueftillla~ the light that goeth forth. boured by my 6 Soi vetived f mercie, and not ſacri· Prophetsandas fice, and the knowledge of God moze thers itwereframed btirut offerings. youtobringyou 7 But they like smen haue tranſgreſſed toamendment: fhe couenant: there yauc they treſpaſſed a> butallwasin gaint me. — vaine: formy 8 4@ileadisa citie of them that workt iniquitic,and is polluted with blood. meate to fecde 9 Aiud as thecues wait toz amat, f the them, but afword companie of Pꝛieſtes murder tnthe way by to flaythem. , confent: for they woꝛke milchicfe. © My do@rine 10 J haue feene villanie in the boule of which Iraught Iſrael: thereis the whordome of Ephraim: thee, wasmolt Iſrael is defiled. cuident. IL Dea, Judah hath feta i plant foz thee, f Hee (heweh wyhiles J wonld returne the captiuitic of my to what {cone his people. doGrine tended, thar they fhould ioyne the obedience of God , and the louc of their neighbour with outward facrifice. g Thatis,like lightand weake perfons. h Which was the place where the Pricftes dwelt, and which ſhould hauc becne beft inſtructed inmy word. i Thatis, doth imitate thine idolatric, and hathtaken gratfes of thy trees, CHAP. VII. x Of the vices and wanjonnefi of the people. x2 Of their punfbment. Vy 7Hen J would Haue bealed Jlrael, > V V then the miquitie of Ephꝛatm was diſcouered, and the wickedneſſe of Da- Hofea. A cake not turned. marta: fo: they hate dealt fallelp: andthe a Meaning,that a thicfe commeth in, and the robber ſpoyleth there was nor without. 4 2 And they conlider not in their hearts, that J remember all their wickedneffe : now tbeir owne inuentions haue belet them a boue: they are tn my fight. 3 They make the? king glad wtth their wickednefle,and the princes with their lies, 4 Theyare all adulterers, and aga ve⸗ ty < ouen heated by the baker, which cealeth krom railing vp,&from kneading the Dough vntill it be leauened. § Thisis the 4 Day okour king | the pin: ces haue made btm ticke withy flagons of wine:be ſtretcheth out his hand to ſcorners. 6 For they haue made ready their heart like an onen whiles they lie in watts their baker fleepety all the night: tn the mozning it burneth aga flame of fire, 7 They areall hare as anouen, and Hane deuoured their Judges: all their kings are fallen: there is none among them that cal: leth vnto me. KETY F 8 Epraim hath € mirt himſelke among the people. Ephzaim ts as a cake on the hearth not turned. ] 9 Strangers haue denoured his Trength, and hee knoweth it not : pea, £ grap haires a here ann there vpon him, yet pee knows eth not. 1o nd the pide of Iſrael tekifeth to his face, and thep Doe not returne to the Lord their God, noꝛ ſeeke bim foz att this. 11 Ephꝛaim allo íg like a Done deceiued, without heart: they call ta Egypt: they goe to Aſchur. 12 But whenthey Hall goe, Jwill pean my net vpon them,and Daw them Downe as the foules of the heauen: Jwil chattile them as their icongregation hath heard. 13 Moe vnto then: fo: they haue fled a- may from me ; Deltruction thalbe vnto them, becaule thep baue tranſgrefſed againſt mee; though J banek redeemed then, pet they baue (poken lies again me. 14 Gnd thephaue not cried vnto me with their hearts, i when thep howled vpon their bess: T they allemble themſelues foz carne and wine,and they rebell agatnit me. I5 Though J hane bound,and ſtrengthe · ned their arime, yet Doe they imagint mil chiefe againſt mz. 16 Thep returne, bur not to the mof bigh : thev are like adeceitfullbow: their princes all Falibp the (word , fo the rage "oftheir tongues: this ſhallbee their veriti- onin the land of Egypt. one kinde of vice among them, but that they were fubie& to all wice kedneffe, both fecretand open, b- They efteeme their wicked king Leroboam aboue God,and feeke bur how to flatterand pleafe him, c Hecompareth the rage of the people to a bur- ning ouen which the baker heateth Rill tili his dough ~ beleauened and raiſed. d They vſed all ryotand exceſſo in their feaſts and folemnities,wher- by their king was ouercome with furfeit,and brought into di‘eafes,and de- lighted in flatte- ries. e By their occa- fion God hath deprived them of all good rulers, f That is, he coun- terfeiteth the reli- gion of the Gen- tiles,yet is but as acake baked off the one fide,and rawon the other: that is,neither through het nor through colde, but partly a lew, and partly a Gentile, ~ g Whicharea token of his ma- nifold affliGi- ons. b That is withe outalliudgment, as they that cannot tell whe- ther it is betterto cleauegnely to God, or to feeke the helpeof man, i Accordingto my curfes made to the whole congregationof I- rael. k Thatis, diuers times redeemed them, and deliuered them from death, 1 When they were in afiGion, and cried out for paine,they fought not vnto me forhelpe. m They only feeke their owne commoditie and wealth, and paffe nor for mee their God. n Becsufe they boalt of their owne frength, and paffe not what they {peake againft me and my feruants, Pfal,7 3.9, CoA — 1 The deftrucison of Indah and I/racl,becanfe of their idolatrie. Se The calfe of Samaria. a God encoura- gethche Pro- phet to fignifie the [peedy com- ming of the ene- mic againit Ifra- el, which was once the people of God, b They hall crie like hypo- cates, tut not from the heat, as their deeds: declare, ¢ That is, Iero- bozm by whom they fought their owne liberty,aad notte obey my will. d That is, Yp- right iudgement and godly life, e Meaning, the calfe was inuen · ted by them- felues, and of their fathers in the wilderneffe. £ Shewing that their religion hath buta hew, and init felfe is but vanitie, g They neucr ceafe, butruu to and fro to feeke helfe. h Thatis, for the tribute which the king nnd the princes (hall lay vpon them: which meanes the Lord vfeth to bring them to fepentance. i Thustheido- laters count the SE che trumpet to thyamouth the thall come ès an alc againſt the boule of the Lozv, becauſe thep)aue tranſgreſſed my coue> nant, and trelpaflev agatnit my Law. 2 Girael hall’ cry vnto me, My God, we know thee. SSE eae 3 Iſraei bath cak off the thing that ts Seed: che enemy ſhall purlue him. 4 Thep haue tet vp a ¢ king, but not by me: they bane made princes, and J knew tt nor: af their Auer and thew gold bane thep made thein Doles ; thertoze Wall they be De- itroped. y § Thy calfe, D Hamaria, hath cal thee of? mine anger is kindled aganit then: How iong wti they be without tnnocercie! 6 ¢ Fo? tt came euen from Iſrael: the woskeman madeit, therefore tits Not God : but the caife of Hamaria (hall bee broken iig pieces. q 7 Sor they haue ffomen the wind, ¢ they fhal reape the whirlewind; it hath no ſtalke: the bud ſhail bꝛing forth no meate + it fo bee tt bring forth, the ttrangers fall deuoure it, ~ 8 Jitaelts Deuoured, now hal they be a- mong the Gentiles asa veſſell wherein is no pleature. Q fo they are gone by to Affhur: they areas a £ wild alle alone by himlelle: Cphza- im bath bired louers. Io Detthough they baue hired among the nations, now will J gather them,-and they ibali fezrow a little, fo? the t burthen of the king,andthe princes, I Becanle Ephraim hath made many altars to finne, his altars (hall beta finne. 12 3 bane written to them che great things ofimp Law ibut they were counted asa: tkrange thing — — lacrilice fle fo: the ſacrifices of mine oftrings, and eate it: but * the Lozd accepteth them not ; now will he remember their iniquity, and vifite thete finnes: thep fpali returne to Egypt. i 14 Foꝛ Ilſrael hath forgotten bis maker, and buildeth temples, and Judah bath tne creafed trang tities : but J wul ſend a tire vpon His cites, anv it Hal deuoure tye pala: ces thereof, word of God is ſtrange in reſpect of their owne inuentions, k Say- ing thar they offer it to the Lord, buz he accepteth no {eruice, which he himfelfe hath not appointed. a For although all other people fhould efcape, yet thou ſhalt be punithed, b Thou haft committed ido= latry in hope of teward,and to haue thy barnes filled, Ter 44.17. as an harlot that C HAP. IX, Of the hunger and captiustie of Efrael. Re not,D Piracl, foz top, + ag other people: foz thou valk gone a whorꝛiug Froni tip God — batt loued b a reward vpon euery corne fiooze. — flooze,t the winepreſſe Hall not feed them, q the new wine Wall faile in der. 3 Ciep wil not dwell in the Lords land, but Ephraim will returne to Egypt, and they will eate wucicane things tn dihur. 4 Thep Kall not offer? winets the L020, had ratherJiue by playing the whore, then to bee entertained of her owne husband. ¢ Theie outward things chat thoufeckeft, fhall be taken from thee. d- Ahtheir doings both touching policie and religion, {hall be reiected as things polluted, Chap. viij. ix. neither foall their facvifices be pleaſant vn · to hint: bucthey fhallbee unto them as the bꝛeeade of mourners; alltiat eate thereof, hall be polluted; fo2 their bread «foz their — {hall not come into the houte of the 020. * § AMhat wil pe Doe ſthen in the felemne Day, and in the Day of the teatt of rhe Lod? 6 Foz loe,they are gone from 2 deſtructi⸗ on: but Egypt hal gather them vp t Dema phts Wail bury them: tye nettle that poſſeſſe the pleaiant places of their ſiluer, andthe thoane hail bein their tabernacles. 7 The Dayesofvifitation are come:the Dayes of recompenſe are come: Jiraci Hall know tt: bthe prophet isa fogle : theipirt- tuatl man is mad, foz the multitude of thine tniquitte: therefore the hatred ts great. The watchman of Ephzaimi thould bewith my God: bur the prophetis the Mace ofafouter in all his wapes,and hatred in the boule of bis Gov. 9 They* are deepely fet: they are coz ruptasin the Dapes of Gibeab:thercfore hee wil remember their intquitte, be will viũte theit finnes. ; Io J found Iſrael like l grapes ür the wildernes : J faw pour fathers as the frit ripe inthe figtree at ber firit ame; buc they went to Baal-peoz, and ſeparated theme felues vnto that fame , and their abomina: tions were according tom their loners. It ẸŒphzaim their glozy hall flee away like a bird: fromthe birth “and from the wombe, and from the conception. 12 Though they bring vp their childzen, pet will F Depziue them from betug men; pea, woe to them, when J depart from them. 13 €pheatin, as J (awe, isasatreeoin Tyꝛus plantedina cottage: but Ephraim fhall brꝛing forth His chilazen to the murthe- rer. 14 D Lowe, gine them: what wilt thou gine them? giue chem a Pbarren wombeand deie bꝛeaſts. Ig Alltheir wickednelle isin 1 Gilgal: foz there doe Jhate chem:for the wickednelſe of their tnuentions, J will caft them out of mine houle: J will loue them no moze: ail their princes ave rebels, 16 Ephzatin ts lanttten, their reote ts Dzi- ed Up: Chey can being no fruit: pea though thep bring foorth, pet will F flay cucun the deareſt of their body. 17 My God will cak them away,becaule they diù not obey him: and they fhall wan- Der among the nations, Jourrstheidols, n Signifying, that God would defiroy theirchil- eren by thefe fundry meanes, and fo confume them by little & litele. - o. Asthey kept tender plants in their houfes in Tyrus, to preferue them from the colda'te of the fea ,fo was Ephraim at the firft vate me,but now will! give him tothe flaugbter. p ing the great plagues of God toward Ephraim, prayeth to Godto | makethem barren, tather thenthat this great flaughter fhould come vpontheirchildren, q The chiefecaufe of their deſtruction is, that tney commitidolatry, and corrupt my religion in Gilgls 4 CH'A P.X, 1 Againft Ifraeland his idoles, 14 His de- ſtruction for the ſame. Gt Frast Baal-peor. ZA 340 ¢ The merte offering which they oftered tor themiclues, f Wher the Lord thall take away all the oc- cafions of fer- uing bim,which thall be the mol ylicuons peint of your captiui= ty, when you thall fee your felucs cut off from God. g Thoughthey _ thinke to efcape by flying the des firuGion that is at hand, yet half they bedeftroye edinthe place whitherthey flee _ fer fuccour, : h Then they fhall know that they were delu -· ded by them who — chalenged to j themfeluesto be theirProphets . & {pirituali meas i The Prophets duetie is to bring men to God,and no: to beaf{nare topull them from God, k This people is fo rooted in their wickedness — that Gibeah which was liac to Sodome was neuer more Core rupt, ludg.i 9. l Meaning, that hefo eftcemed them and delited — inthem. m They were ag abominable vne tome ,astheir The Prophet fee er ate eee The calfe of Ifrael. aWherof though the grapes were gathered, yet cuer asit ga. thered newe ſtrength, it en- crealed new wic- kednefle, fo that the correction ‘which fhould haue brought them to obe- dience, did bue vecer their Rub- bornnes, b Asthey were sichiand had abundance. c To wit, from God. d The day thall come that God thall take away their king, and then they (hall feelethe fruit of their finnes and how they tra- fted in him in vaine,2,King, 17.6,7. e Inpromsfing tobe faichfull toward God, f Thus their integrity aad fidelity wbich they pretended, -wasnothing but bitterneffe and griefe, g When the calfe {hall be caried away. h Chemarims were certain i- dojatrous prieks which did weare | blacke apparel în their factifices | andcriedwitha | loulevoyce: which fuperfiri- on Eliizh deri- ded, 1.King. 18. _ 27.teade 2, Kin, — i This he ſpea⸗ re is atta emptie vine, yer Dath tt brought forth fruit vnto it felfe, and accozs Ding to the multitude ofthe frait thereofiee hath increaſed tye altars; according ta the b goodirelle of their land they paue made fatvetinages. —— 2 Theit heart is c diuided:now hal they be found faulty : he Mill bꝛeake dowñne their altars: be Yall deſtroy their images, 3 Foꝛ now thep hall fap, CUee haue no d king becaule we Feared not the Lod sand what Dosla a king Do te vs? 3 4 Thep baue poken waves, fwearing fallly in making a e couenant : thus findge- ment growth as wormewood in the fut- rowzsofthe felo. È § The tujabttants of Samaria ſhall g keare becaulcof the calie of Beth auen: foz the people thercof (hall mouvive ouer tt, and the Cyemarims thereof that retepced on i forche glory thereof becaule tt ts departed rom it. 6 Fe hall be allo brought to Aſchur, for a pꝛeſent vnto king Jared: Ephraim thal re» ceine Haire, t Iſrael ſhalbe ahamed of his owne counſell. 7 Di Damaria, the king thereofis dee roped as the fome vpan the water. 8 Che hie places atioofi Quen ſhalbe de⸗ (roped, cuen the tinne of Iſrael: the thome and the chittle hall grow vpon theirt altars, and they (hal lay to the mountaines,*Coucr vs, and to the ptis, Fall vpon vs. 9 D Jfrael, thou hatt t tinned from the Daves of Gibeah : there they! ttood: the bats tellin Gibeah againtt the chilozen of iniqui- tte DID not m touch them. IO Jit is mp delire” that T hould chatife them. and che people hali uee gathered a gaint them, when thep ſhall gather them⸗ ſelues in their two °furrowes. Il And Ephzaim is asan beifer vied tade. light? in thiehing: but 3 will paffe by her q faire necke: will make Ephzain torte : Judah Hall plowe, and Jaakob thall breake bis clods. f 12 Hewe to pour ſelues in righteouſneſſe: reape after the meature of mercy: breake bp pour Failow ground: foz ic istime to ſeeke the Lod, tilibe come and raine righteoulſ⸗ nefe ppon yoi. f I3 But you hane plowed wickedneſſe: pe bauc reaped iniquity: pou haue eaten p fruit of lies:hecauſe thon didſt trut in thine own Wates,& in the multitude of thy rong men, 14 Therefore Hail a tumvit arie among thy people, and all tby munitions thall bce deſtroyed, as! Dhalman deſtroyed Beth⸗ Hoſea. God did beare Iſrael. arbel in the Day of battell.the mother with the childꝛen was daſhed in pieces, 15 Ba (hall Beth el do vnto pou, becauſe of your malicious wickednes: in a moning hail the king of Iſrael be deſtroyed· CHAP. XK 1 The benefi:s of the Lorde toward Ffrael. 5 Their ingrati ude againſt him. Vi wen Jivaciawasachilde, then Flo. h se hun, and called iny lonng ont of gypt. 2 Thep callen them,buc > they went thus from them:they lacetficed vnto Baalim, anu burnt incenle to images. 3 Iled Ephraim allo, as one ſhould beare them in bis armes: but they knew mot that J bealed them, 4 J led them with cords © of a man,cuen With Lands of loue, and J waste them, as be that taketh offthe poke fram ther iawes, and J lapa the meãt vnto thei. § He thall no moze returne into the land of Egypt: but Aſhur Hall be his ¢ king, bee caule thep refuled ta conuert. 6 And thelwezd hall kall on his cities, and hall conſume his barves , and Deusure “them vecanle of their owne counſels. 7 And mp people are bent to rebellion a⸗ gaint me: choughechey called them to the mot High,yet none at all would erait hm, 8 f ow hall] gine thee vp, Ephraim ? how Matt J Deltucr thee, Ilracl? bow hall 3) make thee,ass Admah? bow Hall J (ct thee as Zeboim?mine heart is turned within mes h map repentings are rolled together. 9 J will net evecute the ierceneſſe of my Wath: J will not returne to deſtrop Cphra- tn, foz J am God, and not man, the holie one in the mids of thee,and J will not enter into the city. 10 They Hall walke after the Lord ; hee fall roare tike a lyon : whew he wall roare, then the childzen of the Celt ſhall feare IL k Thep hall feare as a (parrow out af Caypt,and as a boue out ofthe land of AE thur,and J will place them in their houſes, fatth the Lod. , I 12 Eph aim compalleth me about with lies,and the heute of Iſrael with Deceit: but Indah pet rulech ! with Gad, and is faithe fall with the Saints. a Whiles the Iſ⸗ raclites were in Egyptand did not provoke my wrath by their malice and ins gratitude, b They rebelled and went a con. trary way when the Prophets called them to repentance, c Thatis friend» ly and notasa bealts or ſlaues. d Seeing they contemne all this kindneffe, they fhallbeled cap- tiuc isto Adria. e Towit, the Prophets. f Godconfide- reth with hime felfe, and that with acertaine griefe, how to punith them. g Whichwere two of the cities that were de- ftroyed wirh Sodom, Dent, 29.23. h Meaning,that his loue where- with he fir los ued them, made him betweene doubt and affiz. range whazto do:and herein appeareth his fatherly affeQion, that his mercy toward his hall ouercome his iudgements,as hedeclarethinthenext verfe, i Toconfume thee, but will caufethceto yeeld and fo receive thee to mercy : and chisis meant of the {mall number who hall walke after the Lord k The Egyptians and Affyrians fhal beeafraide when the Lord maintaineth bispeople. 1 Goagrneth their cftate according to Gods word,iud keth incontempt of Beth-cl,reade Chap.4.1 5.1/4 2.19./4k.33.30. renel 6.16. and 9, | 6. k Inthofe dayeswaft thou as wicked as the Gibeonites, as God there partly decl red : for thy zealecould not be good in executing Gods indgements, fecing thincowne deeds wore as wicked as theirs, l- To witsto fight, orthe Mraclires remained in their ſtubbornneſſe fromthat tine, m ‘The Ifraclices were not mooued by their cx- ample to ceaſe fiom theirfinnes. n Becaufe they are fo desecrate, Iwi delits to deſtroy them. o Thatis, when they haue gathered alltheir lirength together. p Wherein is pleafure, as in plowing is iabour and paine. q I will laye my yoke vpon her far necke, r Read lerem.. € Thatis,Shalmanazzar in the deflru@ion of that citie {pared neither kind nor age. doth notdezenerate. CHAP XII He admonifheth by Iaakobs example to truſt in God and not in man, , E Pheaim is fed? with the wint, and fol- loweth after the Catt wind: he fucrea- (eth Daply ltes and deſtruction, and they Boe make a couenant with afur and tople ts carte into Egypt. 2 The Lowe hath allo a controucrite with « Judah, and wel! vifit Jaakob, artoz Bing te his wapes: according to his wogkes will He veconipente hun, 3 De a Thar is flirte. ret hindelf with vain conficence, b Meaning, pre- ents te ger frẽd · fhip. c Which in thefe points was like to Ephraim,bat not in idelatries, Hope fillin God. 3° Hee tooke bis breather bythe beele in t the wombe , and by his ſtrength bee bad d Seeing that 4 power with God, God did thus 4 And bade power ouer the Angel,and preferrelaakob = pꝓꝛeuatled: he wept aud prayed vnto him: their father, Ia- fhe found hun inBeth-el,and there he pake dahsingratitude pith vs. was the more to § Prea, thye Lom Gad of hokes, the Lov be abhorred. is himnſelke his memoꝛiall. c Reade Gen, 6 Therefore turne thou ta thy Gad: 32.38. keepe mercie and iudgement, and hope fill f God found Ia- in thy Gad. ' : akob as he lay 7 Heisg Canaan: the balances of veccit fleeping inBeth- are in bis hant, he loueth to eppreiie, el.Gen 28.12. 8 And Ephꝛaim (aid, Notwithſtanding and fo fpake with J am rich, Jhaue found me ent riches inal bimthere,thac my labours : they Hall finde none iniqutcte thefruitofthac in me, bthat were wickedneff. {peech appertai- 9 Thougi Jam the £o: thy God from nedtothe whole thelandof Egypt, yet wiil Imake thee to bodieofthepeo- Dwell inthe tabernacles as tithe Dayes of ple,whereofwe the lolemne feate. are, 10, 3 haue fpoken alfaby the Prophets, g AsforEphra- and Phane multiplied vitons,evico limilt im,beismore tudes by the miiniterte ofthe Pzophets. like the wicked Il Jstherek iniqutrie in Gilead? ſurely Canaanites,thea they are vanitie: they (acrifice bullockesin © godly Abrabam- Gilgal and thet altars are as heapes in the or laakob. furrotocs ofthe lield. h Thusthewice 12 And Jaaxob tled into the coantrey of ked mezure @ram,and3itael ferued fo. a wife,and fora Gods fauour by . wife ye kept theepe. outward prof- 13 Andby a™ Pophet the Lord brought peritie,andlike Jltael ont of Egypt, and by a Pꝛophet was hypocrites can- bereferued. eit not abide that 14 But Ephraim pronoked him with hte anyfhouldre- places: theretozethall bts blood bec powꝛed proue their vpon bun, and bis repzoch hall his LoD re- doings. ward him. i Secingthou ; i wilt not acknowledge my benefits, 1 will bring thee againe to dwel intents asin the fealt of the Tabernacles, which thou doeſt nowe cortemne, k The peoplethought that no man durft baue fpoken againſt Gilead thatholy place, and yet the Propher faith, thar all theirreligion was but vanitie, 1 If youboaft ofyourriches and nobilitiz,yce feeme to reproch your father who was a poore fugitiue andferuant. m Meaning Mofes, whereby appearcth, that whatfo- euer they haue, it commeth of Gods free goodneſſe. CHAP, XIIL 1 The ab-minatian of Ffiael, 9 And caufe of their deſtructun. wR Ephraim pake there wasttrem:= -biung hederalted himſeltke Jiraci, but he hath Anned tn Baal, and is dead. 2 And nowe they fime moze and moze, a He fheweth the excellencie and authoritie thtrhis tribe hadaboucall and haue made hem moltentumages of thelr the reſt. filuer, and idoles accozding to thetromne b Heemadea wbnderitantiug they were ail the woke of king ofhistribe the craftefinen : they fay onc to andther whiles they facrifice ad man, Let them kiſſe the calues. E 3 Sherefore they ſhall be az the moning cloude ,and asthe morning Dewe that pai feth away, as the chai: that is Minem wtih awhirlewinde out ofthe floe, and as the fnoke that gozth out of the chimney. c The Ephrai- mites are not farre from de- ſtruction, and haue loft their authoritie. d Thefalfe pro- phets perfwaced the idolatersto offer their children after the example of Ab:zham, and hee (heweth how they would exhort one another to the fame, and to kifle and worlisip thefe calues which were their idoles, Chap.xiij, Calues of the lips. | 341 e Hecalleeh them to repen~ tance, and repre- ueth their ingra- titude. ſThy deſtructi⸗ on is certaine, & my benefits to- ward thee declare that it commeth not of me: there. fore thineowne malice, idolatrie and vaine eonfi- dence in men muk needes be the caufe thereof, g lam all one, James 1.17. h Itisfarely laid vp to be punih- ed, as Iere. 17. 1. i But would comeoutofthe ° wombe, that is, Out of this dan- gcr,whereinhe - is,and not tarie tobe ftifeled, kM eaning,that no power fhal re- fi God. whea he will deliver his, Misi} 4 Pet Jamthe Lorde thy Gode from the laude of Cgypt, aud thon (halt know no God but meesfoz there is no Dauiout belive mee, s JD know thee tuthe wilderneffe, in the land ofdzoughe. As tn their pattures, fo were they fil- led: they were filled and their heart was er- alted; therefore bauc they forgotten mes, And F wil be vnto them as a very lp» on and as a leopard in the wap of Aſſhur. 8 FZ rwill meete them as a Beare that is robbed of ger whelps, and J will beeake the kall of their heart, and there will J deuoure en like alpon ; the wilde brat (hall teare t em. 0 O Iſraehone hath veKroped thee, but in meisthy helpe. Io ‘fJ amiwhere is thy king.that ould helpe thee in all thy cittzs? and thy Judges of whom thou laydelt, Giue mea king,and painces? vai hrs, n aei II J gaue thee a king in ming anger,and 3 tooke bim away in my math, 12 The iniquitie of Cphzaimis* bound bp; hts linne is hid. 13 The ſorrowes ofa trauailing woman Wall come vpon him: be isan vnwiſe fonie, elſe would he not Mand ſtill at the time, euen at tiei breaking forth of the children. 14 Iwillredeeme them from the power of the graue: J wildeliuer them fromBeath; D * death, 3 wil bee thy death: D graue, 3) will be thy Deltruction;! repentance is Hid burcuenindeath — from mine eyes. vill he giue ihem 15 Though hee grow vp among his bꝛe⸗ life, Ar threit,an Catt winde fhalt come, cuen the 1 Becaufethey winde of the Loe hallcome vp from the willnot cumeto wilderneſſe, cSRate vp his peine, and his me, willnor fountaine Wall bee dryed vp: he fall pople change my pure the treaſure of all pleaſant veffcls. pote, CHAP, XITII. a The defiruGionof Samaria 2 Heexhoreeth Maeltoturne to God, whe requireth prayfe and thankes. S Amaria hall be deſdlate:ſor fhe hath re» ~) belied againſt her God: they wall fall by the (wo2d: their infants Mall bee Dated in pieces and their women with chide hall be ript, 2 DFfrael,* returne vnto the Loz thy God:foz thou haft talen by thine iniquitie. 3. Cake vnto pou wordes, and turne to the £ ond, and fay unto bin, Cake away all tuiquitie, and receiue vs gractonflp: (o will we render the caluesofour slips. 4 Albur Hal ‘not lane vs: neither will tuee ribe vpon horſes: neither will wee fay any more to the worke ofour hands, Vece are out 6303 foz in chee toe katherleſſe Anderh mercie. © F will heale their rebellion: J will lone them freely; foz mine angcristarned away from him. a Heexhorteth them to repen- tance,to auoide all thefe plagues, willing them to declare by words — their obedience ` andr-pentance, b Hetheweth them,how they ought to confeffe their finnes, c Declaring,that this is the true ſa⸗ crifice that the 6 Furwillbee as the deaw vnto Pirats faithiwilcanof- | hee Wall growe as the lillie, and faſten bis fer, euen thankes and praife Heb. 13.15. d Wewillleaue off all vaine confidence snd pride, e Hee declareth how ready God is to receiue thenithat doc repent, rootes, — CPO E fWhofoeuer ioyne themfelues to this people, fhall be blefied, a Signifying, the Princes, the Priefts, and the gouernouts. b Hecalleth the Iewes to thecon- fidcration of- Gods iudgemcn:s who had now plagued the fruites ofthe ground forthe {pace of foure yeeres, which was fortheir finnes, and to call them to repentance. c Meuning,that the occafion of their excefleand drunkenneffe, was taken away, d This was an other plague wherewith God bad punifhed tbem, whenhe ftirred vp the AÑ- fyrians againtt them. e Mourne gric- noufly as a wo- man which hath loft her husband, to whom (hee hath bene marri- ed in her youth. F Thetokens of Gods wrath didappearein his — drought. Gods rostes as the trees of Lebanon. t 7 His beanches Whati pead, and bis beautie Waite as the oltue trecand his {mel as Lebanon. j 8 Thep that Dwell ynder his f Madow Mall returne :thep Wall reutue asthe cone, and flouri as the vine : the fent chereot thalbeas the wine of Lebanon. 9 Ephzatin hall fy, «ras Ie woe of the Lome that eame 1p Joel the fonne of Pe⸗ uel. SN 2 Heare pee this, D* Cle i Core Gy ders, and hearken, allpee in⸗ = habitants of the land, whe- thert fuch a thing bath bene in pour Daypes, o2 pet in the Dapes of pour fathers. 3 Tell pou pour childzen of tt, and let pour chtlozen fhewe ta their childzen, and their childzente another generation. 4 Ghat which ts left of the palmer wozme, bath che grafhopper eaten , and the reſdue of the gralbopper bath the canker worme eaten, and the retur of the canker wozme hath the caterpular eaten. § Awake pee Day of Darkenelfe, and of blacke hand, except neffe,a Day of cloudes,and obfcuritie, as tie theyrepent. moming ſpread vpon the mountaines fois b Ofaffi&ion fyere ac great people.and a mightie: there and trouble. mae panes from 7 — nti: c Meaning, the cany moze alterit, vnto the peres Afyrians, of many generations, j : ae as 3 4 h He ſhewech that the onely meanesto auoid Gods wrath,and to haue sll things reftored,is vnfei« ned repentance, Torentthe heart. 3 AfireBeusureth before him, and behind him a flame burneth vp: the landeisas the d The enemy garden of d Enenbefoze him, tbebind hima deſtroyeth our Delolate wilderneſſe, fo that nothing fall plentifullcoun- efcape bint. trey,wherefocucr 4 The beholding of him islike the fight hecomme:h, of Holes, g like the hoꝛſmen, fo (hal they run. § Like the notle of charets in the toppes of the mountapnes Mall they leave, like the noyſe of a flameof fice that deuoureth the ttubble, andaga mighty people prepared ta the battell. ; 6 Before his face Mal the people tremble: e They thall bee all faces ¢ Hall gather blackuefte. paleand blake 7 They ſhalrun like ſtrong men,and goe forfeare,asNa- bp ta the waillike men ofwarre, and curry um 2.10, man Hall go fezward tn his waies,and they f Fernonefhall fall not fay tn their paths. : beable torefit 8 Meither Wall oe! thut another, but them, euery one (hal walkein Dis path: and when g Readeverfes they fall upon the ſworde, they Wall not bee 2.3randifa.rz. wounded, j ; 10. ezek. 32.7. 9 Thep ſhall runne to and fro in the city: chap. 3.05.mat. they Wall runne vpon the wall: they thalj 24.29. clime Dp vpon the houſes and enter mat the h TheLordthall windowes like the theefe. J ftirre vp the Af- Io The earth hall tremble before him, fytians toexes -the heanens Hall hake, thes ſunne andthe cute hisiudge- moone thallbeeDarke, and the ftarres Wall ments. Withdraw their ſhining. ID And the £020 hall * vtter bis veice be- fore his hofte : foz his bote is verpareat: Foz i Mortificyour heis {trong that Dota his word: *fo2 tije Day affe&ions and of the Loꝛde is great and verp terrible, and ferue God with wwhocanabtocit? J purenesof heart, 12 Therekoꝛe alſo now the Lorde ſayeth, and not withce- Turne youn vnto me with all pour heart, and remonies, with failing, and with weeping, and with k He fpeaketh monrning. this to fiirre vp 13 Anñd irent pour heart, and not pour their fouthful- clothes an turne unto the L020 pour God, nes,andnotthae foꝛ bets gracious and merciful, law to an= hedoubted of. get.andofareat kindnes, and repenteth him Godsmercies,if ofthe euil. ; i they did repent. 14 Cio knoweth, ihe will treturne and How Godrepen- repent and leave a bleſſing behind him, euen -tethreadeler, a meate offering, and a inke offering vnto 18.8. the Lom pour Goa? Ye l Thatas alhaue 15 ‘Blow the trumptt in Zion, ſanctiſfie a finned, fo all may Faft,calla folcinneaflembly. fhewforth fignes I6 Gather the people: fanctific the Con: oftheir repen- gregation gather the Elders: affeinble the tance,thatmen 'chtldzen. € thole that ſucke the bacattes: tet Ier. 30 7 amos $. W8.zepiy. Tig. feeingthechil- thebzidegraine go forth of hts chamber, and drenwhichare- the mide ont of her bane chamber. notfreeftoGods 17 Let the Pꝛieſtes the miniſters of the wrath, might be Loz weepe betweene the porch and the al- themoreliuely tar, and let theim fap, Spare thp people, D touched withthe Lepe, and giue not thine heritage into res confideration of pꝛoch that the heathẽ Gould rule ouer then, their owne finnes. Aherefoꝛe ſhould they fay among the pros Pfal 79.10. plenere ts thety God 7 f m Ifchey repent, 13 Then wull the Lord bre ™ iealous oner he fheweth that bis land, and [pare bis people. Godwillpreferue 19 Dea,the Lozd will aniwere, ¢ fap vnto and defend them his peopie, Seyoly, F wil (cud pou corne and withamoftsr. wiue, aud oyle ant pou Wal be (atiifed thers dent sfeGion, with; and wil no more make pou a repuoch n Thatisthe among the heather. Affyrians your 20 But J will remone farre off from pou encmics, the» fopehzrewarmie, aud J wil Dine hun Chap. iij. pillars of ſmoke. and in Jerulatem,thalbe Deliucrance, as the 7 o Called the falt fea, or Perfian fea: meaning,that though hisarmie were lo greer, that it filled all from this fea to the fea called Mediter- raneum, yet he would {catter them. p: That is, fuchas fhould come by iuft meaſure, and as Was Woont to e fent when God was recon- ciled with them, Leuit.36-4. deut 11,14. q That isin grea- ter abundance, & more generally then in time paft; The day ofthe Lord. into a lande, batren and deſolate, with bis face toward the o Eaſt fea, and bis enbe to the vtmoſt feg, and bis tinke Mall come vp, and his cogruption hall afcend, becaule hee hath exalted bimlelfe to Doe this. à _ 21 Feare not, land,but be glad and re- topce : fo? the Lord will dee great things. 22 Bee not atratd,pee beatts of the fielo: fo: the pattures of the wildernes are greene; foz the tree beareth herfrnit: the figge tree and the vine Doe gine their force. 33 Be glad then ye chilen of sien, and reioyce inthe Loud pour Gods Foz hee hath giuen pou theraine ofr righteoulies, * and he wil caule to come Down foz pou the raine, cuen the frh ratne, and the latter raine tn the frit moneth. 24 And the barnes Ahall be ful of wheate, and the peeffes hal abound with wine & oile. 25 And J will render pou the peeres that the grafhopper hath eaten, the canker worn and the caterpiller, and the palmer wouie, my great hoite which J fent amang vou. 26 Hoyou Yall cate and be latife, and praile the fame of the Lod pour God, that hath Dealt maruetlouily with pou; andany & chiswas fu'fil- people Wall neuer be ahamen. < led vnder Chrift, 27 Pee ſhall alſo knowe that J am in the when as Gods mids of Iſrael, and that Jam the Lord pour gracesandhis _ God, and none other, and my people hall Spirit vnder the neuer be ahamed, Gofpel was abune 28 Andafterward wil J powze out amy dantly giuen to Spirit vpon all fie: and pour tonnes and the Church, Ifa, ' pour daughters (hal prophelte: pour ala men 44.3. a&2.17, Mail Deane Breames 5 and pour yong meh ohn 7.38,39. fhall (ee vifions. r As they had vi. 29 Aud alfo vpon the feruants,and upon fions & dreames the mayves in thole dayes will F powe my inoldetime, fo Spirit. fhall they now 30 And J wil Hew wonders inthe Hea. baue clearer re- ucis and in the earth: blood and fire, and uclations. { He warneththe faithfull what terrible things thould come,to the iritent that they fhould not looke for conti- Loꝛrd hath favd,and in the svemnant, whom nuall quietneffe the Low ihalltall. in this world,and yetinallthefe troubles he would preferuethem. t Theorderof nature thal feeme | to be changed for the horible affliGions that ſhall bee inthe world, Ifa. 13.10, ezek. 33.7. chap.3.15, marth,24,29, uw Gods judge- ments are for the de ftruction of the infidels, and to mooue the god- ly co call vpon the Name of God, who will gine them faluation. x Meaning hereby the Gentiles, Rom. 10.13. C HACA Po kis Of the iudzement of God againſt the enemies of his people, š pe behold, in thoi Bayes, and —5 — a When Tfhall’ time, when F hall being againethe tap. deliver my tiuitie of Judah and Jerufalem, << Church,which 2e J| will alfo gather all nations, and ftandeth ofthe will bing them Downe into the byattey Of Tewes and of the Gentiles, b It appeareth that heealludeth torhat great viGorie of Iehofha- phat, when as God without mans helpe deftroyed the erensics, 2 Chron.20.26. alfo hee hath refpe@ to this word Iehofhaphat , which fignifiech pleading, or.iudgement, becaufe Gad wold indge the ¢> nemies of bis Church as he did there, ‘a Iehoſhaphat, ZL The ¢ (anne Halbe turned into Darke: neſſe, and the moone into blood, before the great and terrible Day of the Lod come. 32 But wholoeuer ſhal calinon the fame of the Loud, albe ſaued: for in mount Zion iat a —— Againſt the enemies of the Church. « That whichthe Jehoſhaphat, enemie gate for the fale of my - ‘people, he be- — {towed vpon kart- lots and drinke. d He taketh the caufe of his Church in hand againit the ene- mi¢,as though the iniurie were doneto himfelfs, e Haue ldone you wrong that yee will render me the like? f For afterward God fold them ‘by Nebuchad- nezzar, and A- lexander the great forthe louc he bare to bis _ people, and ther- by they were . comforted as though the price’ had bene theirs, g When I {hall execute my iudg- meats againit mine enemis, t will caufecucry one robe ready, and to prepare their weapons to round about: deftray onc an- other for my Charct. fake, a a Which was a sswnefixe milcs from lerufalem and will please with them there'toz my people, and fo: mtueheritage Iſtael, whom they pane teattereD among the nations anD parted nip land. © 3 Audrhephanecat lorsfozmy people, €hatie gtuenthechilac< Toz theharlor, g told tie girſe fo: wine, that they might drinke⸗ 4 Pea, and? what bane you to Doe with me, D Tprus and Hidon,and all the coatts of Paleltina? well pee render me © a recom- pen(e? andifpecrecompente ime, Mwiftlyand tpeedilp will J render pour recompenie vp- ‘on pout head. 5 dio: vee gaue taken my ſiluer and my goide and have carted inte pour teniples mip goodly and pleaſant things. 6 The childzen allo of Judah andthe childzen of Jerutalem haue pou ſolde vnto the Srectans, that ye might fend them farre from their border. 7 WebolwW, F twi raie them ont ofthe place where ye haue (old them, and will ren⸗ Der pour reward vpon your owne head. 8 And J will (cll pour fonnes and your Daughters into the hand of the childsenot Judah, aud they Matt el them to the Babes ae, toa prople farre off; Tozthe Lozo bath okentt. 3 jt Publiſh this among the Gentiles: pre pare warre,wake bp the mightpmentet all the menof warre Daw neere and come vp. 108 Beake pour plowfyares into ſwords, and pout thes mto ſpeares: Ter the weake fay.J an trong. 11 Attemble pane felines, any comeail pee heathen, and gather your felues together there thal the Lod cat owne thy mightie men. Iz Let the heathen bee wakened, and coine vp to the valley of Ichoſhaphat: fz Amos, arean Y lit to indge al the heathen reund our. i 13 Put inyourh fityeg, forthe haruek ts tipe: conie, get you Downe , for thewine- preile ts full: pea, the wine paciles runneo- uer, for their wickeonefie is great. 14 D mukiti D multitude, come into the valley of theming: foz the Dapofthe Lordis neere inthe vallepotihehing. 15 The ſunne g moone falve Darkeng, AND the ſtarres Hall withdraw their light. 16 The Loyd alto thallroare out of Zion, ‘AND Biter his voice from Ferulalent,and the heauens andthe earth Wall hake, but the ‘LoD willbe the hope! of his people, andthe ſtrength of the chtldzen of Iſtael. 17 So hail pee know that F am the Lord pour®od dwelling tn Fron, mine holy moun: taine: then Wali Zerulatem bee holp, and there (hall no ſtrangers go thorow her any moze. 18 Andin that day Hall the mountaines 1 Drop Dowie new wine, and the hilles Hall flow with milke, and ali the riuers of Judah ſhall run with waters, and afountaine Hail come forth of the bouleof the Lod, and ſhall ‘Water thevalley of Hbhittim. Ig = Egypt hail bee wake, and Edom ſhalbe a delolate wilderneſſe, for the tnturies of the childzenof Judah , becaule they paue ſhed innocent blood in theirland. 20 But Judah Hatt dwell fo: ener, and Jeruſalem from generation toa generation. 21 For J will » clenſe their blood, that J haue not cleanſed, and the Lozd will dwell in zZion. 4 v The harueſtripe. Damaſcus, h Thushe hah encourage the enemies,when their vicke neſe is full tipe, to deſtroy one am other, which he’ calleth the yal- ley of Gods iudgement, i God aflureth his againft all troubles bat vhen hee de· Rroyeth hisenes mies, bis chil- dren fhall be delivered. k The firangers (hall no more de- ftroy his Church: which if they doef it isthe people which by their finnes make the breach forthe — enewie. 1 Hepromifeth to his Church abundance of praces,read Ezekiel 47.1. which fhould watet and come fort the moſt barren places, Amos 9.13. m The malicious enemies ſhall haueno part ofthis grace. n He had ſuffered his Church hitherto to Jie intheir filthineffe, but nowe promifeth to clenſe them and to make them pure ynto him, @£ Amos. THE ARGVMENT. Mong many other Prophets that God raifed va to admonith the Ifteelites of bis plagues for their PA wiiekednetie-nd idolurie,he ftitred yp Amos, who was an herdmanor ſhepherd of a pooretowne, and gaue him borh knowledge and conftanci¢ to reprooue al Jeroboam the prophefiedin fonne of Joa king of Ilxael, two pere be- Iftacl. foge thes earthquake. b Inhisdayes 2 Aud hela, The Lord Gali roare from the kingdome of 3i0n, and vtter bis voyce from Jeruſalem. Ifracl did molt _ and the Dwelling places of the hepheardes flouri(h. > ; } e Which,as loſephus writeth, was when Vzziah would haue vfur- ped the Priefts office, and therefore was fmitten with the leproſie. finnes: which are meant by three md foure which make feuen, becaufe the [fraclites fhould the more deepely confider Gods iudgements toward them, £ Ifthe Syrians fhall not bee {pared for committing this crueltiea- gainitone citie, it is not poffible that Ifrael thoufd efcape punith- ment, wbich hathcommitted fo many and gricuous finnes againft , Godandman, g Theantiquitieof their buildings (hall not avoid my judgements, reade lerem,49.27. 7 Azzah,Tyrus,Edom Ammon, Moab, Chap. ijliij. Tudah and Ifraelare threatned. 343 J will breake alfo the barres of Da- males, and cut df the inhabitant of Wike> wal wt ath⸗ anen: and him that holdeth the Cepter ont cf Beth-eden, and the people of Aram h Tiglath Pile- fall goe tnto captiuitie vito > Kir, faith the ferledtheSyri-” £020. t anscaptive,and -6 Thusfapth the Lod, Foz three trant brought themto greffions of A332), and top foure, 3) wilt nor Cyrine,which be Tarne Colt, becaute thep ‘carted away piilo: callethhere Kir, mers the whole captiuitie to Wut them up in i They ioyned = Von. themfelueswth 7 @herefore J will fend a fire vpon the the Edomites walles-of Azzah, and tt bail deuoure the pas their enemies, taces thereof. which caried 8 Snd Iwill ent offthe inhabitant from themaway cap- Aihdot, and Hin thar holdeth the (cepter tines, © ' from Atkelon,and turne mine hand to Ek- ron and the remnant of rhe Philiſtims Hall Perth, laity rhe L620 God. 9 €Cbus faiti the Lord, Fu: theec tranſ⸗ k ForEfaw (of greſſtons of Cy2us, and foz foure, V writ not whomcamethe turne toit, becante thep ut the whole cap> Edomites) and fiilitte tn Edom, and haue not remembred Jaakob were ` thek brotherly couenant. b ethren: there- 10 Therelore will 3 fend a fee vpon the forcthey ought walles of Tyꝛus, and tt Mat deuoure thepa- tohaue admoni- lates thereof, _ fhedthé of their 11 Chus laith the Lord, Foz thee tranf- brotherly friend- greſſions of Etom, and foz foure, J will not fhip,andnotto tarne to it, becanle he did purſue its brother haueprouoked with thelword; and did + calt off all pitie, themtchatred. and his anger ſpoyled him cuermoze, and PEbr. corrupt his His wrath watched biin 'altway. compalfions. 12 Cherefore will J fenda fire vpon Te» } Hewasacone man, and it ſhall Dewoure the palaces of tinuall enemie Bo3rah. i vito him. 13 € Thus fayeth the Lord, Fo: thece m'He noreth the tranigteflions ot the childzen of Ammon, grear crucltie of and foz foure, J will notturne to tc, becaute the Ammonites, they m baue ript vp the women with child tharfparednot ‘Of Gilead, that they might enlarge their thewomen,but Dolder. s : i; mof tyrannoufly 14 Gherefore will J kindi: a fire in the tormented them, Wall of Rabbah, aud it hall deuoure the pa- andyettheAm. laces thereof, with fhouting in the day of monires came of batteli, and with atempett inthe Day of the Lot, who was of whirlewind. a thehoutholdof I5 And theit Ring hall goe inte captini- Abraham, tie, hee and bis pinces together, faptij the £00. — CILAR: TE > Azainft Moab, Judah, and Ifrael. THs (arth the 1020, Foꝛ three tranfgrel= tions of Woab.and foz foure, Jwiſt not a Forthe Moa- tt bires were fo cru- King of Edom into lune. | el againft the 2 Theretoze wil J fend afre vpon Po- King of Edom, ab, and tt fhailDensure the palaces of Bitri- that theyburnt oth, and Woab Wall Bie with tumult ; with hisbonesafter fhowttug, and with the found ofa trumpet, that he wasdeads 3 AndJ twill cut off the Judge out of the which declared mtos thereof, and will flay alb tye princes theirbarbarous thereof with him, ſaith the Lord. * ragefecingthey 4Thus laith the Lord, Foz thzee trant: would rcuenge grefftons of Judah; and koꝛ koure, > J will themfeluesof | notturnetatt, becanſe they haue caſt away the dead, ; the Law of the Lod, and hane not kept his b Scengthe -| commandements, and their lies cauled chem Gentilesthat — Latte had not fo, farre knowledge, were thus punithed, Tudah,which was {o fully inſtructed of the Lords will might not thinketo clcape. turne ta tt,becanfe tt burnt thee bones ofthe. to oaa after the which theter fathers bane ake : § Cheree wiltfenda fire vpon Ju- Day, and 1éhall deuoure the palaces of Jee ruſalem. 6 € Thus fayeth the Lord, Foz three tranfarefions of¢ Piraci: and fe2fourr, J will not turne to it, becauie they told the righteous foz filner, @ the poore fez 4 fysoes, É Thep gape ouer the bead of the poore in the © uit of the earth, and peruert the wayesofthemecke: anda mat ant hts fa- ther wili goe in to a maid to diſhonour mine boly frame. 8 Andtheplicdowne vpon clothes layd to pledge! by enery attar ; and they 2 drinke the wine of the condemned in rhe boule of thett Gov. s : 9 Perdeftroyed J the * Amite before them, whole bright twas like the height of the cedats, and he was flrong as the okes + noetwithitanding J Dettroped pts fruit from aboue, and bis roote from beneath. -Io lio J brought pou vp from theland of Egypt, andes you fourtie peeres thozow the wildernefie, to poſſeſſe the land of the Amozite. $ II 2nd 3 railed vp of pour fonnes foz TPophets,and ‘of pour yong men foz Naza⸗ tite. Jls it not euen thus, D pe chilozen of Iſrael. yth the Lomm? ` 12 But yee gaue the Mazarites wine to Minke, and commanded the Prophets, lap: ing, Pꝛophelie not, 13 Behold, J am * prefed vnder you, as & Cart ts pꝛeſſed that ts full of ſheaues. 14 Therefore the flight hall perth from the twit, andthe trong fhatl not ftreng- pe force, neither Hallthe mighty faur te life, yy Is Mog heethat Handleth the bowe, hall ftand , and hee that ts fiwtft of foore , Wail not eſcape, netther Hail be that ridech the porle, faue his life. 16 And be thatisofa mighty courage a: mong the trong men, hall Aee away naked in that dap, laity the Loz8. any meanes, CHAP. ITE. He reproucth the houfe of Ifrael of ingratitude, . 11 forthe which God will pumfhthem, - _ HEr: this woꝛd that the Lord pronoun ceth againſt you, D childzen of Flracl, euen againtt the whole familie which J bought vp from theland of Eayyt , faying,, 2. Pou 2 onely haue J knewen of ail the kamilies of the earth: therefoze Jwill viute pou foz all pour intquities. 3 Can two walke together erceptthep be’ agreed? ; ; ; 4. llas lion roare in the forret, when be bath no pray? 02 willa lyons whelpe cep Prophet fignih= eth rbatue ſpea⸗ keth noto! hima felfe but as God guideth and moouethhim,whichiscalled the - greed c Will God threaten By his Prophets,except thete be fome great occafion? ~ outofbis den ik he bane taken nothing: ment betweene God andhis Prophets, 5 9 Gan toward him, ., i Yeecontemned my benefits, and abufed my graces, and craftily went about co ftoppe the mouthes of my Propbers, K You haue wearied me with your finnes, [fa.1.14. 1 None ſhall be delivered by * c fhe ſpare not ludah vnto wkom Fis pro- miles were made much more he vall not fpare this degenerate kingdome, d They «ftee- med moft vile bribesmore then mens lives, e Whenthey hate fpoyled him- and throwen him | to the ground, they gape for hit life. f Thinking by- thefe ceremonies, that is, by facri- ficing, and being necré mine altar, they may excule all their other wickedneffe, g They fpoyle others and offer therof ynto- God. thinking that hee willdiufpenfe with them, when hee is E made partaker of their iniquitie. h The: deſu ucti⸗ on of their ene⸗ mies, & his mere cietowardthem, | fhould haue cau- fed their hearts to melt for loué a Ihaveoncly @ chofen you to hen mingamong ail — other people andi yet you haue forsi faken me b Hereby the — ay Airaels tranfgreflions.. . d Canany thing , 4 Gan abiri fall ina {rare spon the comewithout tarth where no fouler is 2 02 will de cake vp Amos. Of drought andfamine, » 4 Come tod Bethel, and tranlgreſle: d Helpeakerh toGilgal, and nuiltiplietrantgreffion, and this in contempt — Gods proui- theefaare fromthe catty, and haug taken dence? nothing at ali? i 4 e Shall his 6° D? ffpall a trumpet bee blowen in the . threatningsbe Citit ana the people be notaftaide ? o? Mall invaine? ~ - theres beeenili u a citie, ana the Lost path f Shallthe Pro- Hot done it yip ' phetsthreaten,; 7 Butely the Lorde. God vill Doe no- Godsiudg:-, , thing, buthe" renetleth bis. ſecret vnto dis ments and the, people not be afraid? g Doeth dny aducrhitie come without Gods _ appoyntment? Ia.4 s: Feil 2; h ad dealeth, not with the If raelites as hee -doeth with other . people : for he - euer warneth them.before of, his plagues,by . his Prophets, i Becaufe the ‘people euer murmured a- Zainſt the Pro- " phets,he (hew. eththat Gods Spirit mooued © phem fo to {peak asthey did. k Hecalleth the ftrangers, as the Phililtims aaa Egyptians tebe Eini of, Gods iudgments again{t the Irae- -Ittes fortheir f crueltie and op- | gota {eruants the Prophets. 2 8 Shetpon bach coared.: who will not be afraid 2 Che Lord God hath ſpoken:who tanbueipophelice = Vii 9 Pꝛoclaime in the palaces.at k Aſhdod, And in the palaces tu the land of Egypt, anð fap, Ailembie pour ſelues Spon che mouii , tatnes oF Samaria io behold the great tue mults inthe mids thereof, and the oppreſſed in the mits thereot. ) Io fozrthey kuow not todo right, faiti the Lod; they toze vp violence, and robbe- Tee? Ut hett palaces: «sage cic cue. suotls Il Gherefare thus faith the Loyd Gad, @n adurrfarte hal come ceuen found. about thecountrey, and fail bing downe thy ſtrength krom thee, and chp palaces halibe {poyled. - siny —— 12 Thus lateth che Lorde, As the mep» Heard taketh ~ aut ofthe mouth sf the Lyon two leages.c2 a piece of an care: fo Hall the childeen of Irael bee taken out that dwell in Samariat the corner ok a bed, anv in s Damalcus,as in a couth. 13 Weare audte life in the paue of Jaa kob,fatth the 10210 Gon, the Gas of holies. 14 Surelxin the day that J Gall vitte the traulgreſſions of Iſraet vpon him, F Wi alto vilite the altars of Beth-el, andthe hornes of the altar halbe boken off,and fall to the ground. Ji ; 15. And F wil mite the winter boule with thelammer beufe, and the boules of puozie thalt perii, and the great boules thalbecon- fumen, faith the Lod. The fruit of their crueltie & theft appeareth by their great riches, f which they hauein their houfes. m` When'the Lion hath’ fatiate T his hunger,the thepheard findeth a legge,or a tip of an care,to ſhewe { thar the fheepe hauebene woried. n Where they thoughtto haue — a Thus he cal- leththe princes nd gouernours, which being o- with the great abundance of Gods benefits, forate God, and therefore ve calleth them y the name of ealts and not of men, had a ſure hold, and to haue bene in fafety. C HA Pa, ILIT, ~Azainft the couernours of Samaria, Her this wowe pee * Kine of Bahan, that ate inthe motmtaine of Gamarta, which opprelic the poore, & Deltrop the nee: Dic, and thep fay te their maters Bring, anD letug minke : 2 Che Lord God hath ſworne by his ho- lineffe, that toe the Dapes hall come vpon pou, that bee will rake you away with c thoes and your pofterttic with fichhooks. 3 And pee hall goc our at the beaches, enery kowe foꝛward: and pee ſhall caſt pour lelues out of the palace faith the Lord. They encourage fuch as haue authoritie ouerthe people,to powle | them fo that they may haue profiteby it. ¢ Heealludethto fithers hich catch fith by bookes and thornes, bing pour factifices nthe moaning, & your tithes alter thaccs yeceres. i §. Andofter a thanketgiuing foficanen, publi} and pzoctatme the tree offerings sfo? this slikethyou, D pee childzen of Jiraci faith the Lord Good. * 6. And therefore haue Jgiuen pourclean- neſſe af tceth in all potir cities, and ſcarce· nche of bead in all your places, pet haue pe noc- returned vnto me, laiththe Lod. 7, Andallo J baue withhoiven the raine fróni pou, when there were pet thee imo- neths tothe harueſt, and Icauſed ĩt te raine vpon oue cifte, and baue not cauſed it to raine bpon auother citie: onepicce was rat Ned vpon, and the piece whereupon tf rained notwithered. o > 8, DHatwoorthzee cities wandered vnto One titie,te dinke Water, but they were not fatuied : pet haue pe not returned vuta mi, faith the Lord, a y 7 abs This ~o 3 hatte mitten pou with blatting,and AnilDews pour great gardens. and pour pines parna, and pout figge trees, and your oliue tees did the paliner worme deuoure;: pet hate yo not returned vnto me, laith the Lo: Io Peſtilence haue J fent among. pou, after the manerof ! Egypt your poug men aue J] flaine with the two2d, and batie ta- kent away your bolts: and haue mabe the {tinke of paur tents to come bp euen tito pout noſtrels: pet haue ye not returned vnto me faith the Low, EA IL J haue ouerthro wen port, as God o- nerthzew Sonome- and Gomozah: ahd yee ‘pereasa™ tirebꝛand pluckt out ot the bur- ntug, yet bane ye not returned vuto me, laith the Loo, 7 —— . 12 Therefore thus will J Doe pnto thee, OHltact : and becaule Jwill doe this vnto thee,prepareto meet thy Gon, D FIiracl. 3 Foz t,he that foumerh the monnfains, and createth the winde, and Declareth onto man whatis his thought: which maketh the moming darkeneſſe, aud walketh vpon the bigh places ofthecarth, the Loꝛde God of $oitesis jis Mane. A n y Cc H P, V. A lamentation for the captiuitie of Ifrael. H Care pe thts word, whith J litt vp vp» on yon, cucn a lamentation of the boule of Jiad 7 Rite 2 Che virgine Iſrael is fallen,and hal nomozerife ; ſhe is left vpon her hand, and there is none to raile her vp. 3. Forhus taith the Lord God, The ci- te which went out by a thouſand, Hatt leaut ant hundreth and that which went koorth byanhuntzeth, Wall leaue ten to the houſe of Iſtael. 4 Fortine faith the Lord unto the houle of Iſrael Seeke ve me, and pe ſhallliue. 5 Wutfeeke not Bech el, nor enter into eStleal,and gag not to Beer ſhebat for Gib gal hall go into captinitic,and Beth el chall come to nought. 6 Seckethe Lod, and pe malline tet he hout of God : thereforehe faith that thefe . We. betake cf them which referted to thefe places, thinking , that their. great deuotió & good intentionhad bene fufficient ~ to hauc bound — God vnte them. e Reade Deut, EEA ue thors As f AsLenit.7. 13. g You onely de- lite in thefe outs ward ectemonies and have none ~ other refpect. h Thatis, lacke ofbread and Meite En rodys iT ftayed § raine til the fruits of ~ the earth were deftroyed with drouth,and yet you would not confides it To ree turnetomeby | * repentance,’ k They could re not finde water £ ynough where ` they had heard * fay ithad rained, 1 AsI plagued © the Egyptians, Exod 9,10, | m You were al- moftall coniu- . med,and a few of you wonderfully preferued,2. Kihg,14.26. n Turne to him by repentance. — 1 à a Hefo calleth - them, becauſe they boated of therafelues, or becaufe they were piuen to ; wautonneffe and daintinefie,, ° b Meaning, tbat the rcnth part | fhould fcarcely ` c Inthefe places they worfhipped new idoles which aforetime ferued for the true bos fhall not faue them. | Lolieshe-ghewts sniene biewereil Chapi vier. J yd Nerie lamenteth Iofeph., 344 s e if) boOeolL i boeake oꝛt like fretnthebonohFoatcph, fpourgodewhtelh ye made toyour felues, d dn Read-of >) anadenoureityand tyerebenonetagquencl) °.27 Cherefore will D caute von toga int iudgementands. ìt in Berbek i o isengo uty beyond Damalcus faith the Lord equity, they exe- 107 They turne 4tudgement to wone whoſe Mamisis the God ot bolts, i Cute crucity and wood, st leaue ofſfrighteoũſnes tn the earth. — iene in oppreilion, - 8 Des maketh Pleiades and Oꝛion, and . CB A PoV- ei — e! He-ecferibeth’ He turneththe Hanow of death intathe moze Mainſt the proaces of Lfrachtming inpleaſure. the powerof . ning,andije makcelithe Bay Vark as ntght: y J Derteathemthatareat caſe in Zien, 2 The Prophet God lobe. be calieth thewatersof the tca,and powꝛeth V and truf in the monntaine of Gas threatnethtne E Theyhatethe. them dut vpon the oponearth: the Logdess Maria, > which were famous at the begin. wealthy,which Prophetsywhich. pts name, rd J. Ning ofthe nations ; and the joule of irae, T garded not reprouctiemin <0 iefrengtheneththederopcragain® came to them . RENES Gods plaguesnor the open aſſem⸗ the mighty: andthe deſtroyer watl come a o2 Soe von vnte Caluch, and ſee: and Menacesdy bis blics. i gaint the forene. Tala! from thence goe ponte Yamath the great; Prophets. g Yetakeboth 10 Chephauchateahim,f thatrebuked then gocdowie fo Gath of the Philutims b Thefe twoci- hismoneyand inthe gate: and they abhorred pim that bee ethep beater chen thelekingdomes ? g} ties were firmous alfo bis foode peakcih vprighti ce hodder ot chetrlands greareethenyour by their fa wherewith he i. Foradunchthen as pour treading is babit, : ' habitants thé fhould liue. bpon the pome, and s ye take from Dimburs - 3 Deethat putfarre awarthe deuil dap, naanitcs:and ſec⸗ b God wil fo Dens of wheat, ye bauebullthoules offewen and appzoch tothe Latofiniquity? ing before time plague them, ſtonẽ biit ye hall not dwell in them: ye haue = 4 Thep lye vpon beds of puozy; g ſtretch they did nothing ~ that they hall not planted plealant vincparas, but petall nor themſelues vpon their beddes, aud eate rhe auaile them that futferthegodly derinke wine otfthem. IR dai caD lambesof the flocke, and the calucs out of were there borne,’ oucetoopen > -I2 for’ knoweyousananifolve tran] (efail. ; staot doai i why fhould'you * their mouthes to⸗ —— finnessthepafe 5They ing fo the foundof the viole: Jooke chatthey ©’ admoniththem’ fitcethe tuit they rake rewards,and they op · they inuentto themleines inftrumentes of: (houldRucyou ' oftheir faults, ppꝛeſſe the peore tn the gate. : mulicke like Dani which were j i Sothatallde- 13 Eherefore the prudent Haltheepe fit , 6 Chey minke winein bowles,eanovnt brought into ~ grees thallhaue lencein that time, fo: it is an euill time. theinſelues with the chiefe oyntments, but dweliinocher 9 _ matteriof lamen⸗ 14 Secke good and not enil, that ye may noman is! fo forthe aftliction of Jofeph. mens pollen i j tation for ther ‘lines andthe £02 Gow of hots fhaibe with 7 Wherctorenow hall theygoecavtiue ons. 2» E greacplapués. pomas you baue ſpken. VVitth the firk that gopcaptineande thefog~ic ifGodhaue > kK. Thoshec fpew 15 Ware the cute louc the goon and eſta· row of them that ſtretched themlelues, is at deftroyedithefe. t — keth becaufe the biH iudgement in the gatertcmayberbat band. Fiian a- excélenteities > wicked & hypo- the Lazd Gad of hoſts will bewceciiuivuta: 8 » The Lod Gon hath ſworne by him · in cthreediticrs critesfaydthey’: the remnant of Jofeph. felfe faith the Lord God of hoites, Jj abjoare kingdomesas — werecontentto 16 Cherefore the Lozd.Govofhoftes,the: i the excellencis of Jaakob.and hate his, par it Babylon,Sy- | f avideGods iudg~ Lezd ſayeth thug: Mourning thoHbeinall, laces: therefore will J veliuer vp the citie riaandofthe =| mentswherezs >` ityeetes: and they {hall fayinall.thebigh with el that is therein © © Pbibftimsjand 17 the godly-treny«' wayes, Alas alas; Etbevibalcalithe bul —9 Avi these remaine fen men in oue bach brought ~~ ble and feare, © 2 bandman tolamtentation, and uch as can; houle, they Maitdte, ; “yy jtheit-wide bors) 2 | Tere. 30.7: ioel.ꝛ. mourne to mouxning. 10 And his yncle * Haltake him bp and ders intoageeas > 2,suzephe,- . 17, Andinallebevines halbe lamenta⸗ burhe hiin to carry out the bones out ot the cer ſiraitneũ gE Ss tion > for F will palle thozow thee; fapth tbe; bouie s aud chaltſfay vnto him that is by the thenyoursare 1 J Eecauſe ye haue Loꝛdꝛ2ö. oar a, l Aego theboul, Is there pet any with yet, thinkeyous Af cormpsed my) 13 Coc vnto pou,that* delivethe day of, thee? And he alap fane. Chen thall bento beberter, or | L ——— the Loyd; what haue vouto doe with it · che fay,~ V810 thy tongue doe wee may not re· to eſccpeeee rem meobſtinate Bay of the Lo di⸗ Darknelle and not ight... member theame ofthe LoD. d Yerbarconti-> H in your vices,If@, 19 As it a man did flee Froma iyon and, “11 Forbehotld,the Lord commandeth, and nde fillin yours? M n ieremg: o -A bearemet himo went into the houſe, and be will inite the great poule with bracyess:wickednefieandar ~ Iovio odor. 5 kanedhishanvon the wali, anda ſerpent and tjel flé Houle with clefts. Str thinketthar'Gods| ` m Doe .yourdu- bit Dim. POR 503 Fg < “12° AYM hoꝛſes a tuhne pon the rocke 2 plagnesarenot | tieto God andto: 20Shall not the day of the Lerde bce, op willanue plowethercruith oren ¢ foz pee athand,jburgive | youtnéighbour, > Barmera age Mabe cgubnpar hues and’ alte turned u dzement dite gall, ana che yeur feluestoall’ 1 afi 0ye Gall·no light int E AA AN aA anid ionn suht iydleneffejwanton=s M feele his grace; 21 I hate & abhorre yaur feat aics,and, nele and syot.. e Ashe caufeddiuers kindes of iniruments rabe- plenufully, ifyou: J] willsiot Gunell tn pour folemiucaiiciblics,. madetoferbe Gods glory, forhele did contend torinuentias: manyto W fhewyoprabuny, .22 Though vouoffer me burnt offerings feme their wenton ali Gions-and lultessy f; ‘They pitied not their 4 dant affeGions,.. and meat offcings,! J wil Hot accept them; brethren,wheteof now mahy wereflayne, and caryed away captiue. Ii aceardingto. .., neither will $ regara the piatt oſterings of g., Somereade, the ioy-of them that ftierch themfelues(halldepart.” Godsward.,, pout fat beats· Fonnes ondi gam B Reade lerem sida, ida; Thatis,therichesand pompeo k: The: | n Lhgtidole..... “23, ze thon ay y Feoth nesthe multt. deſtruct on fhalbe fo gréat,that none almoft thal beetelt tò buryrhes which you cnee tide thy [engs Ç 02 3 will Not beare the. dead : .andtberefore theythall bucnetkem athon-e, tocary cutthe> mediasyour,. .mclodyofthpytols.). ey burnratheswith moreeafe: ; 1 Thavis,co Somencighbour thatdwel~) © King,and caried. 24 AnvBlet iudgement runne downe as lcthrounde abont: m They fhall be © aftoniea at this deiuucci aow asyoudid s ™ waters, g righteduſnes a3 aunghty riter on hat they thall nomor boal of thenameof Goi,andehst they: Chiun, inthe: is 25 Wane ye sired vnto me facrtfices ann: are hispeople.s-turthey thalbedumbe when they heare Geds Names) Hi vajan inane a ORerings in the wildernec forthe verres. O and abhoste. it, p as they-that aredefperate or reprobate, -h. Hees | you thoug thas, DONE DF IARU S e A E i g poapoa tockes whereupon j¢isin vayne to beat therewaracce 26 . paubaneb ne Fe Row labous s. th caine duuincy. king eCytun your tmanerand the karrg oE, ems o ~ eming at, Godsbenelits can haud no placeamong. Petia’ D Diy E T Fuite. ; if he Prophet accufed. Amaziahscounfell: Amos. o ReadeChap. fruit of righteouſneſſe into ° wormewood. pel p That ts, power and glory. q From one cor. ner of the coun- trey. to another. aTo deuoure the land: and heallu- deth co the inua- ` ding of the ene- mics, b-After the pub- like commande- ment for mowing was giuen: or as fomereade,whea the Kings fheepe were horne, c Thatis, {tayed this plague at my prayer. -d Mzaning, that ; Gods indignatio _ Was inflamed a- ainft the ftub- urnneffe of this people € Signifying,that _ thisthouldbeche {inge taith a line in bis band. č daft meafuring of the people,and what thar he would 'déferre his iudge- ment no longer, -f Toatis,when ` Amos had pro- pheſied that the _ King thould be — deftroyed: for thiswicked pricft more for hatred he bare to the Prophet, then for — loue towatd the king, thought this acculation fufii cient to condemn him, wheras none other couldcake place. g. When this in- {trument of Satan was norable to compaſſe his pur- pol: by the king, he affayed by a- nother pra@ife: that was,to teare £ I3 De retopcee ina thing of nought: pee fay, Haue we not gotten vg P hones bp ous owne (trength? i 4 14 But beholde, J will raile vp againſt you a nation, D houle of Firael,laveth the LozdGud of hoite;and they Hat aftlict pats from the entring inof Mamath unto the ruer of the veilderneſſe. - CHAP, VII God fheweth certame viftons, whereby hee fig- sifieth the deſtruction of the pesple of Ifrael, 10 The falfe accufation of Amarsah. 123 His craf- ty counfell. T, Vus hath the Looe God MHewed vnto Hie, and behold, he formed a graſhoppers inthe beginning of the hooting vp ofthe latter growth: and loe, it wasin the latter growth v after the kings mowing. 2 And when they pad made an ende of eating the graſſe of the land, then J fapa, D Lod God, ipare, I belcech thee: who hall raile bp Jaakob ? foz he is ſmall. 3 Sothe Lorde repented for this. Jie wal not ve faith the Loo, ~ 4 ¶ Thus allo hath the Loyd God Hew’ ed vnto me,and behold, the LordGod cailed to iudgement by fire: 4 and tt Deuoured the great Deepe,and did cate vp a part: S henlayd J, D Love God, ceale, J beleech thees who tall ratie vy Jaakob? foz be is tinall. ; 6 So the Lozd repented fo: this. This al- fo hall not be,taith the Lod Goa. 7 © Thus againe hee Hewed me, and bee bolde, the Lord Rood vpon a wall made by 8 And the Lord fide vnto mee, Amos; fect thou? And J lavd, a liue Chen {apne the Lord, Beholde, F will (ct aline in the mids of my people Iſrael, and wili yaffe by them no maze. rs 9 Ana the hie places of Jhak Halbe De- folate,t the temples of Iſrael thalbe deftrots ed; and F wil rite agatnit the houſe of Jero· boam with thefwozd, Io Qf Then Amasziah p Priel of Bethel, fent to Jeroboam king of {rael,faying, A» mos hath colpired againit chee nthe mids of the boule of Jirael: the lande ts not able to beare all bis woms. ee AL fox thus Amos faith, Jeroboam thal Diebp the ſword, and Iſtael thalbe ted away captiue out of their owne land. 12 Ailoe Amasziah fayd vnto Amos, D' thou the Deer, goe, flee thou away into the iland of Judah and there vate thy bead and prophefie there. 13 Dut prꝛopheſie no mere at Beth-el: foz itis the kings chappel, and tris the kings court. 14 Then anlwered Amos,and {aid to g- maziah. J] was no Pꝛophet, neither was J a Prophets fonne, but J was an heard. Man, and a gatheret of wild figs. the Prophet, that hee might depart and not reprooue their idolatri¢ there op uly, and fo hindey his profit. h! Thushe tleweth bv bis ex-. trao:dinarie vocation, that God bath giuen him a charge which hee muft needs execute, 1s And the Lord tooke meas J followed the flocke,and the Lom fayb. vnto me, Boe, pꝛophelie vnto my people Iſrael. 16 ow therefore heare thou the two of the Lod. Chon fait, Propbhelicnot against by —— ſpeak nothing againit rhe boule ak. 17 Therefore thus fayth the Lord, Thy wike hall be an harlot in the citie, and thy tonnes and thy Daughters fhall ‘fall by the ſword, and tby land thall be diuided by line: and thou halt dye in a polluted lande, and Iſraei thal ſurely gog into captinity toozty of his land. CHAP; VIII. i rı Againft the rulers of Ifrael 9 The Lord [weareth. 15 The famine of the word of God. Tos hath the Lorde God ſhewed vnto me,€ bebold,a baſket of ſummer frutt, 2 And bee lapo, Amos, what eeft thau ? And J layde, Abalket of ummer⸗ fenit. hen layd the Lorde vncome, Che enve is come Upon my people of Jirael, J will paſſe by them no moze. 3 And the fongs ofthe Cemple hall be bowlings in that Day,fapeth the Lod God; Many Dead bodies halb: in every placesthep hall cat chem fozth with tilence. ‘4 Peate this, D pe chat fwatlow vp the pooze, that yee map make the needy ot the. lana to fayle, ; S Daping, CAhen will the 4 new moneth be gone, that wee may ilellcoane? and the DHabbath, that we may (et forth wheat, and makecthe€phah ſmal, and che hekel great, and faltifie the waights by Deceit? 6 Chat we may buy tye pooꝛe faz fluer, and the needy for ſhooes: pea,and fell the retule of the wheat? 7 The Lom hath ſworne by the excellen· cte of Jaakob Surely 3) wel neuer forget a⸗ uy of their works. y 8 Sbal noc cheland tremble foz this? and cuctpone mourne, that Diwelleth therein 2 andit ball rife pp wWholtp as a flood, and it — caſt out,and downed as by the floed ot Egypt. 9 Andin that day, fayeth the Lord God, Jwil euen caule the sunne to goe Dowue at noone; and JZ wil darken the earth in the cleare Day. f 10 Gnd J will turne your feaftes into: — mourning, ¢ allpour fongs into lamentatiõ: and J will bꝛing fackeclorh vpon atilopacs, and baldneſſe bpon euery head: and J twill make it as the mourning of an onely ſonne and the end thereofas a bitter day. 11 Behold, the Dates come, faith the Lord: God that J will fend a famine in chelanve, nota tamine of bread, 102 a but of hearing the word of the Lod. - 12 And they Hal wander from (ea te fea, and from themerth euen vnto the Catt thal they rnnto and fro to ſeeke the *wozd of the Loꝛd, and hall not find it. 13 Ju that day hal the faire virgins and. thal not only perifhin body, but alfo in foule they | the word,which isthe foodthereof, thitit foz water, - His reward. Famine of the word. i Thus God vfeg to approuethe © authority of his Prophets by his plagues & iudgee ments againfi thé which were malis cious enemies,’ lera8.12. & 29, 2152 5.as this day he doeth ag⸗ inſt them that perfe- cute'the minifters of his Gofpel, a Which fignifie ed the ripeneffe oftheir bnnes, & the readinefle of Gods iudgmentss b There thalbe none Icft to mourne for i thems, i c By ſtay ing the : faleot food and. neceflacy things | which you haue gotten into your ownehands, & fo caufethe poore < to {pend quickly that litle that they haue, and at length tor necefs' fitie to become your flaues. d When the dearth was once > come,cthey were fo greedyof ©: gaine, thar they thought che holy day to be an hinə derance vnto them, j e Thatisshe et the price great, * .f That is, the in- habitants of the Jand fhall bee drowned,as Ni- lus drownieth many vᷣhen it o ` uetfloweth, g In the mids of their profperity I will fend great aſfliction. h Whereby hen fheweththar : for lacke of Gods* r Gods mightie powers the yong men prtifh- fog thirst. t4 maria and that fay, Thy God, D Dan, li⸗ ucth, and * themanecot Beeriheba liuech, euen they Mal falland nener rile bp agatne. herche calleth their finne,as the Papiſis yet do by theirs, k That is,the common maner of worfhipping, and the feruice or region there vied, CH AP, IX. 1 Threatuings againft the Temple, 2 anda- gainft Ifrael, 1s The vefporing of the Church. ] Haw the Lord tanding vpon the altar, and he faio, Smite the lintell of rhe Dooze, that the potes may hake : and cut them in theidolatrous pieces, euen the bheads of them all, anv 3 places of lſraeſ. will flay the latt of them with the ſword: be bBoththe chiefe that fleeth of them, thatlnot tlee away: the oftkemand alfo that elcapeth of them, Mall not be deliuered. thecommon , .2 hough they dig into the dell, thence people. | hall mine bande take them ; though they — climbe bp to beaten, thence wil 3 bung o He fheweth ý thent Downe. y i God will declare 3 AnD though they hide themfetues in himfelfe enemie the toppe of Carmel, J will earch and take vntotheminall them ont thence : and though they bee pin places, arid that . from me DEA: in the bottome of the Bea, hiselementsand thence will J commaund the: ferpent, and alicteaturesthall be ſhall bite them. eS hae * be enemiesto dee 4 And though they goe into captinitic ftvoy them. before their enemies , thence wilt J com: d He declareth mand the ſwoꝛd, and it Gall Aay them; and bythe wonder- 3) will fet mtue eyes vpon them foz euill, and full power of not fo2 good. God ,bythema- ...§, And the Lod God of hots Hall touch king of thehea- the land,and it Mall melt away, and all that uens,andtheele- Dwell therein, {hall monrne, and it Mall rile ments,thatitis 9p wholly itkea flood, and hall be Drowned notpoflible for agbyp the flood. of Egypt. gs mantoefcapehis 6 Wee butldeth his ‘{pheres in the pea- iudgementswhen uen, ¢ hath layd the foundation of his globe he punifhech, of elements in the earth: he calleth the was e AmI more tersofthe fea, and powzeth then out vxpon bound to you theopenearth: the Lord is hts Mame, then tothe Ethie 7 Are pee not asthe Cthtoptans« onto iFor the idola- ters did vfeto fweare by their idoles, which a Which was at — Jerufalem: for he - appeared not in opians or blacke Moores? yet haue x beftowed vpon you greater benefits, q Obadiah. THE ARGVMENT. He Tdumeans which came of Efau , were mortall enemies alwayes to the Ifraelites , which came of Jaakob: and therfore did not onely vexe them continually with fundry kinds of crueltie, but alfo flirred vp others to fight againft them, Therefore when they were now in their greateft profperitie, snd did moft triumph againft Ifrael , which was in great affli&ion and mifery , God railed vp his Pro- pher to comfortthe ifraelites , forafmuch as God had now determined to deftroy their aduerfaries, which did fo fore vexe them,and to fend them fuch as fhould deliuer them, and fet vp the kingdome of Meffiah, hwich he bad promifed, = He vifion of Obadiah. Thus fayeth the Lode God againit EN 2 God hath dom, 2 Wee haue heard a certainely reuea- rumour from the Lod, and an led to his Pro- ambaſſadour is fent among the phets that hee Heathen: avife, and > tet ys rile willraife vpthe bp againſt her to battell. heathen to de: 2 Bebholde, J haue made thee mall ftroy the Edo- among the heathen: thou art vtterly Dg= mites, whereof ſpiſed. the rumor is nowpublifhed,tere.49. 14, b Thusthe heathen encoprage them- ſclues to sife againit Edom. ; ? Chap. IXa They that fweare by the fime io gis. Ei Of Egypt? and the Philiſtims frem f Caph» Ofthe Meffiah. 345 mee, D childzen of Iſrael, ſayeth the Lorne baue not Jbronght pp Wlrael out ef the land — f Read lerem, 47.4, toand Aram from Kir? 8 Bebholve, the epes of the L020 God are vpon the linfullkingdome, and J will Des {troy it cleane ont of the earth, Neuerthe; leſſe J] twill not vtterly g deſtroy the boule of Jaakob, fayth the Lord. 9 Folo g will commaund, and J will fift the houſe of Fltael among all nations, Itke as corne is lifted ina tiete: pet Hall not the > leat ttone fall vpon the carth. IO But ailthe linners of my people Mall Dic by the ſword, which fay, Che euit Mal not come,noz balten fo? vs. IL In that Day will 3 raile vp thei taber- nacleot Dauid, that is fallen Downe, and cloſe vp thebzeaches thereof,and 3 wil raile bp hts ruines, and J will build it, asin the Dayes of old, I2 That they may poſſeſſe the remnant of k €dom, and of all the heathen, becaule mp ame ts called bpon them, ſayth the Loz, that doeth this. 13 Beholde, the dayes come, fayeth the Lode, that the plowman Wall ! touch. the mower, and the treaver of grapes bim that foweth feeder : and the mountaines hall m mop pe ſweet wine, and all the billes fhalti melt. 14 And ]J will bung againe the capti- nitie of my people of Jlrael ; and they thall build the wattectties , and inbabite them, and they Hall plant vinepardes, and Danke the wine thereof, thep hall allo make gar: Dens,and cate the fruits of them. Is And "J will plant them pon their of all things, fo land, and thep Mall no moze bee pulled bp a> that when one gaine ont of their land, which J| baue giuen -kindof fruiris them, fayth the Lord thy God, ripe, another. ; ý fhould follow, & ~ tuery one in courfe, Leuit, 26.5. m Read Ioel 3, 18, n Theac- complifhment hereof is vnder Chrift, when theyare planted in his Church, out of the which they can neuer bee pulled , after they are once grafied therein, g Though hede- ltroy the rebellis ous multitude, yet he wil ener re- feruc the remmant. his Church tocall vpon his Name, h Meaning, that none, of his fhould perith im his wrath, i I will ferd the Méffiah promi- {ed,and reftore by him the fpiri- tual] Ifrae}, AGesIs. 16. k Meaning,tha the very enemies, aswerethe Edo- ⸗· mites and others, _ thould be toyned with the Iewes © in one focierie & body, whereof Chrift fhould be thehead, | 1 Signifying, that there {hatl begreatplentic _ 3 The pine of thine heart hath decet- ¢Which delpiert ued thee: thou that Diwellett in the clefts of all other inre- the rockes whole habitation is hie,that faith {pect ofthy felfe, ` inbisheart, Who hall being me Downe to & yetareburan — the ground? handfull in com- — 4 Though thou exalt thy (elfe as theegle, parifon of others, — and make thy net among the ftarres thence and art (hut vp will J bing thee Downe, taith the 1020, — among thebils 5 ‘Game theeues ta thee.oz robbers by, as feparace from thereft of the world, d God will fe deftroy them that he will leaue none, though — theeues when they come, take but til) they haue enough , and they © thar gather grapes,euer leaue fome behindethem, lerem. 49.96 Ef night? Edoins crueltie. night? how waft thot brought to Blence? would they not haue Toller, tilithep had e⸗ nough? it the gtapegatherers came to thee, would they not ieaug fome grapes? 6 Howe are the things of Clau fought bpp and bis treafures ſearchede s 7 Allthe mencf thy coufederacte e haue € Theyin whom ppinen thee to the bozders : the men that thou didſt truſt, were at peace with thee, baue deceiued thee, far to haue helpe and pꝛeuailed agaiuſt thee: they that eate thy and friendthip of fban, paue lata a wound vnder thee: there them,thallbe įg nonevADeranding In him. ; thine enemies 8 Shal not F in that day, laith the Lod, and defroy thee. euen Dettroy the wile imen out of Edom, anð £ Thatis, thy fa- vnderſtanding fromthe mount of Clau? miliarfriendes®& g And thy firong men, D Teman, hall ghefts haueby be aftapd, becaule every one of the mount of fecret practifes Elau {hall be cutoff bp laughter, deftroyed thee. IO. Foꝛ thy crucitie agamſt thy e brother g Hefheweth Jaakob, ſhame hal couer thee and thou ihalt the caufe why the be cut off fo: euer, Edomites were IL Chen thou ſtoodeſt +» on the other fide, fo tharpely puni- fhed: to wit, be- ~» caule they were enemies to his in the Day that the ttrangers carted away Hislubltance, and flrangers entred into his gates, and caſt lots vpon Jeruſaltin, euen thou waf as one of them. Church,whom ` I2 But thou ſhouldeſt not haue bebol- nowheecomfor- pen the Day of thy brother, inthe day that teth by punifhing He was made ia ltranger, neither houldett their enemies, thou baue refopced ouer the childzen of Fu- h When Nabu- Dah, in the Dayof their Deftruction : thou çhad-nezzar ſhouldeſt not haue (poken proudly tu the Dap cameagainftle- of affitction. rufalem, thou 3 Chou ſhouldeſt not Haue entred inta ioyned with the gate of my people tn the Day of their de⸗ him, andhaddf ſtruction, neither ſhouldeſt thon hauc once partofthefpoile, lsoked on thetr affliction in the Day of their and fo diddeftre- Deftruction, no: hauelayDehandes on their joyce, whenmy {iybitance inthe Day of their deſtruction. people, that is, 14 Neither ſhouldeſt thou haue Roode in - thy brovher,were affli@ed , whereas thou fhouldeft haue pittied & holpen thy brother, i When the Lorde depriued them of their former dignitie , & gaue them to be caried into captiuitie. Ji kaz Yonah. Fire, flame, and Rubble. e troſſe wayes to cut off them, that heul eicape, neither ſhouldeſt thou haue tutte = the remnant thereof tn the Day of af: iction. k When hee wili- fummon all the heathen, & fend them to ‘deftroy thee, 1 That is,reioy« ced and trium- phed. x I5 Forthe day * of the Lozdis neere vpon all the heather: as thon hakt Done, tt hall be Done to thee : thy reward Hall returne vpon thine bead, i I6 Jar as pe hane ldꝛunke vpon mine ha- ly mountatne, fo hall all the heathen dzinke. continually.: pea,they all Batnke and ſwal· low bp, and they fhallbee = as though they ; pan not bene, m The Edomites I7 But vpon mount zion ſhall be deliue⸗ fall bee vererly rance,and it hall bee hoiy, and the boule of deltroyed, and’ Jaakob hall poſſeſſe theit poſſeſſions. yetin defpight of 18 AnD the houle of Jaakob Mall bee a all the enemies, I "fire, anù the houle of Joleph a flame, and willreferue my tye boule of Elau as ftubble , and they ſhall Church, andre- kindle in them and deuoure them:and there ſtore it. Hall be no remnant of the houſe of Clau; fog n God attribu- the Lozd hath fpoken it. teth this power Ig And they Wall pofiefle the South ivg toconfume his of the o mount of Eſau and the platne of the enemies to his Philiſtims: and they Walt poſſeſſe the fields Church, which of phain and the fields of amaria, and poweris onely Wentamin fhall haue Gilead. proper to kim- 20 Andthecaptinttiec of this hoſte of the felfe,as ifa.ro, childzen of Iſraei, which were among the 17-deur.4. 24. P Canaanites, hall poſſeſſe vnto Zarephath, hebr. 12. 29. and the capttuitic of Jerufalem, which tg o He defcribeth in Sepharad, Wall poſſeſſe the cities of the how the Courc’s Hoiith. - thalt be enlarged ` 21 And they 1 that ſhallſaue,ſhal come vp and haue great ` to mount Sion to iudge the mount of Clau, poffefions,but and the kingdome thallbe the Lords. this chiefly is acccomplithed vnder Chrift , when asthe faithfull are made heires and lordes of ali things by him whichistheirhead. p By che Canaanites, the lewes meane the Dutch men, and by Zarephath, France, and by Sepharad, Spain¢. q Meaning that God will raife vp in his Church fitch as fhal Mile and gonerne for the defence of the fame , and deſtruction ofbis enemies vnder Mefliah, whom the Prophet calleth here the Lord and head of this kingdome. ; A Sp tonah. + THE ARGVMENT. Vv Tonah had long prophefied in Ifrael, & had little profited,God gaue him expreffe charge to goe & denounce his iudgements againſt Nineueh the chiefe citie of the Affyrians , becanfe heehad appointed, that they which were of the heathen, fhould conuert by the mighty power of his word, and that within three dayes preaching, that Ifrael might fee how horribly they bad prouoked Gods wrath, which forthe {pace of fo many yeeres , had not conyerted tothe Lord for ſo many Proe phets,and fo diligent preaching, He prophefied vnder loath & Ieroboam,as 2, Kings 14 25. CHAP -I 3 Ionah fled when he was fent to preach. 4A tempeſt arifeth , and he is cafè into the (ea for his difobedience. 0 € word of the Lorde came alſo unto Jonah the fonne of Amittai, faping, > racl; and fo Eze- Arile , and goe tat Mineneh kiel,after thatfor -` , : atime he had prophefied in Judah,he had vifions in Babylon, Ezek. r. 3. -b` Forfecing the great obftination of the lſrae lites, hee fent his Prophet tothe Gentiles, thatthey might prouoke them to repens _ tance, oꝛ at the leat make cheminexcufable; for Nincuch was the chiefecinie of thg Aflyrians, : pny a Afterthathee had preached a Jong time in. If- 2 that e great citie,and cry againt it: for theit c For as authours wickeanefie is come wp betore me. write, itcontei- 3. But Jonah rok vpta ¢ flee into Tars ned in circuit a- Mih from the pretence of the Lorde, and bouteight and went. Downe toe Japho : and bee founda fourtie mile, and hippe going to Tarſhiſh: fo bee payed the hada thoufand and fiue hundred towers,and at this time there were an hundreth andtwentie thouſand children therein, Chap.4.13. d Whereby he declared his weake- neſſe, that would not promptly follow the Lordes calling, but gaue place to his owne realon , which perfwaded him that hee fhould no- thing at all profit there, fecing he haddene fo {mall good among his owne people, Chap. 4.2, e Whichwasthe hauen and part ta. take fhippieg thither, called alfo Joppe, Cafting of lots. f From that vo» cation whereun- to God had cal- Jed him, and wherein hee would haue af- fited him, £ As one that would haue caſt off this care and folicitude by fee- King reit and quietneffe, h As they had called ontheir . . idoles: which de- clareth that ido- laters haue no {tay nor certain- tie, but in their troubles feeke they cannot tell to whom. i Which decla- reth that the matter wasin great extremitie ‘and doubt,which thing was Gods motion inthem for thetriall of the caule; and this may not be done but in mat- ters of great im- ortance, This declareth that yvery wicked in their neceſſi. ties flee vnto Ged for {uccour, and alfo that they are touched with a certaine feare to fhead mans blood, whereas they know no mani- felt figne of wic- kednefle, l They were , touched with a cettainerepen- tance ef their life paft, and began to wor- fhip the true God by whom they faw them- Fare thereofand went downe into it,that be might goe with them vnto Carhih, from the f peelence of the Lo2d. i 4 But the Lom fent ont a great winde into the Hea,and there was a mighty tenta pet inthe fea, that the hip was like to e boken, À f § When the mariners were akraide, and tryed euery man vuto his God, andcatt the wares that weretnthe hip, into the lea to lighten it of them: but Jonah wag gone Downe sinto the fides of the Wip, and he lay Downe, and was fait alleepe. i 6 Hothe Shipmaſter came to him,and faid onto him, (Ahat meanet thou, D tices per: Ariſe, call vpon thy t God, if fo be that @od wil thinke vpon ns, that we peri nor, 7 And thep aid euery one to His fellow, Come, andletvscaftilors, that we map knowe , for whale caufe this eutll is npon a eg thep catt lots, and theloc fell upon onah. 8 Shen fayd they puto him, Tell vs foz whole caule thiseutlt is vpon bs? whatis thineoccupation? whence conunelt thou ? which is thy countrey? and of what people art thou? 9 Andheeanlwered them, Taman C- brew, and F feare the Loꝛd God of heauen, which bath made the fea,and the Dev land, Io Then were the men erceedinglp a- frain, and ſayd vnto him, Why halt chou Done this 7 (foz the men knewe, that be fled fromthe paelence of the Loꝛd, becaule hee þad tolo them) . f Ir Then latd they vnto him, ahat hall we Doe unto thee, that the (ea map be calme vnto vs? (forthe Dea wrought and was troublous) 12 Gnd he fain vnto them, Cake me, and catt me into the fea : fo hall the fex becalme vnto pou ; foz F know , that foz mp fake this great tempeft is ponpon- 13 Neuertheleſſe, the men rowed to being tt to the land, but they could not + for po (ea wꝛought and was troublous againſt them, 14. Wherekore they crped vnto the Lo20, and fain, * Ue beleech thee, D LoD, we be- feech thee; let vs not perit foz this mans life,and lay not vpon vs innocent blood ; fog thou,D Lord, batt Done, as it pleated thee. Ig Dothep toske vp Jonah, and cat hun into the lea,ethefea ceaten from ber raging. 16 SThenthe men ! feared the Love ers ceedingiy, and offered a facrifice vnto the 1020,and made bowes. 17 Mowe the Lod had prepared a great fi to {wallow vp Jonah: and Jonah was in —— ofthe fifth thee Dates and thzee nights, felues (o wonderfully deliuered : but this was done for feare , and not of a pure heart and affe&ion , neither according te Gods word, m` Thus the Lord would chaftife his Prophet with a moft terrible fpetacle of death , and hereby alfo confirmed him of his fauour an fupport in this his charge which was enioyned him. ; ONA ey i (oS SS 8 REAREN UER 1 Ionah is in the ſiſhes belly, 2 Hu prayer, 10 He ý delinereds Chap.ij.iij. men Jonah prayed vnto the Love his God? out of the fies bellp, K 2 Anodfaide, J cryed in mine affliction vnto the Lord, and be heard me ; out of the pelly b of hell cryed J, and thou heardeſt mp opte, - 3 Foz thou hadſt cat me into the bottome inthe mids ofthe fea, and the floods com: paffea me about : all thy furges, and alt thy waues paled ouer ime. 4 hen FZ fayi, Iam: taft away out of thy fights pet will J looke againe towarde thine polyp Temple. Ei §_Ghe waters companied me about bnto the foule ; the Depth clofed me round about, ane rpe weedes Were weapt about ming head. 6 Jwent downe to the botteme of the mountaines ; the earth with fer Barres twas about mee for euer, pet batt thou busught vp my 4 life fromthe pit, D Lode mp God. 7 Ahen my foule fainted within mee, A remembꝛed the LoD, and my praper came vnto thee,tnto thine holp Tempie. 3 Shey that wait vpon lying < vantties korſake their owne! mercie. 9 Bue FJ wiil facrifice vnto thee with the voyce of thank{gining , and will pay that that J baue bowed: faluation is of the Lod. _ Io And the Lom ſpake vutothe ih, and it cat out Jonah vpon the Dey land. ' Tonahs prayer. q 346 a Ecing now fwallowed vp of death, and ſceing no remedy to efcape,his faith braft out vato the Lord, knows ing that out of the very hellhe was able to de- liuer him, b Fos he was now in the fifhes belly as ina graue or place of darkeneffe, c This declared what his prayer was,and how he laboured be- tweene hope and sey delpaire,confides , ring the neglect of his vocation, and Gods iudge-"” ments for the fame; but yee in the end faith gate the victory. d Thou halt de- Iiuered me from thebelly of the filb, and all thefe dangers, asit were railing mee from death to life, e€ They that depend vponany thing faue on God alone. F They refule their owne felicitie , and that goodneffe which they fhould elfe recejue of God. CHAP. IIL 1 Jonah i fent againeto Nineueh. 5 There- pentance of the King of Nineueh. A FAD the word of the Lord came vntoe Io· nab the fecond time,faying, 2 Arile goe vnto Nineueh that great ct» tie and preach vnto it the preaching , which Jl bid thee. 3 Ho Jonah arole and went to Mineneh according to the word of the Loꝛd:now MRi- neuel was a è great and excellent citie of three dayes tourney. u 4 And Jonah began to enter into the ci- tie a © dayes tourney, and be crped, and fain, Det fourtie dayes, and Mineneh Wall be o- uerthrowen. So the people of Nineueh 4 beleeued God, and pꝛoclaimed a faſt, and put on fack- cloth from the greateſt of them euen to the leat of them. Foz woz came vnto the King of Ni⸗ neuch,and be arole from his thzone ann hee layed bis robe frombim, and couered hun with fackclotiy,and fate inathes. 7 Andde proclaimed and faid through Nineueh,(by the counlel of the king and his nobles) faping, Let neither man, noze beatt, bullecke no? fheepe talte any thing , neither feede no: drinke water. 8 But letman and beak put on facke- had finned or could repent, but that by their example man might ba; aflonithed, confidering tbat for his finne the anger of God hanged o⸗ loth, ucr all creatures, Xp a a Thisisa great declaration of Gods mercy, that he receineth hing againe & fendeth him forth as bis Prophet,which had before ſhew⸗ ed fo great infira mitie. b Reade Chap, 1 ete c He went for- ward one day in thecitie,and preached, and fo he continued tilf the citie was conuerted, red that he wasa Prophet tent to them from God to denounce his” iudgements a- gain{t them, e Notthat the dumbe beaftes. d For hedecla- — + : Gods greatkindeneffe and mercie. FHewilled, cloth, anv cry mightily vnto God: pea, Tet that the men eueryman turne from pis eutll way, ana fhouldearnefly from the wickedueſſe that is in thete hands. call vanto God o scQhocan tetlif God will turne , anu for mercie, repent € turne alway front hts Merce wath, For partly by that we perth not? ; Hie — ye a And Gow fatwe their h tworkes that the Prophet,and they turnen from their eutll iwayes : € Gov partly by the repented of the nill that be had ſaid, that he motionofhis - Would Doe vnto them, and He Di it not. owne conſcience Ba : he doubted whether God would hew them mercy. · ¶ h- Thatis, the fruits of their repsneanee, which did proceed of faith, which God had planted by th¢ miniftery ofhis Prophet. 1 Reade Iere.18.8. oO: Aw “Pe BLT, The great geodneffe of God toward his crea- Pures. ap Berto it diſpleaſed 2 Jonah extee⸗ Dingly,and he was angry. 2 And he praicd vnto the Lord, and ſaid, FZ pray thee, D Lon, was not this my fap- a Becaule here- by hefhould be taken asa falfe prophet,and fo the Name of ing , when J was pet in my countreyp? God which therefoze J pzcucnted it to flee ynta? Tar- ‘he preached — fit: foes knew that thouart a gracious fhouldbeblaf GoD, ana mercifull, lowe to anger, and of phemed. great kindneſſe, and repentett thee of the b ReadeChap. euill. 1.3. i Therefore now, D Lowe, take, J be- e Thushe prayed feech thee, my tife < from me; fog itis better ofgriefe,fea- -foz me to Die then to liue. finglet Gods 4 Ehen lat the Loyd, Dort thou well Name by this to bed angry ? ; _ forgiuencife _ might bee bla(phemed, as though hee fent his Prophets foorth to de. “nouncehisiudgementsin vaine. d Wiltthou be iudge whtn Ido things fag my glory,and when Idoc not è ~ Micah. Tonahs infirmitie. ~ S. Do Jonah went out of he citie, ¢ fate ‘on the Cait te of the city, and there made bim a boothe, and fate vnder it in the tha Bowe tilt he might fee what Would be Dong tithe citie. : 6 Anu the Lord God prepared af gourd, and made tt to come vp ouer Jona), that tt might be a ſhadowe oner his head, and delt⸗ uer him front hts griefe. Go Jonah was eg- ceeding gladot the gonrd. . fourtie dayes he 7 Dut Gon prepareda woꝛme when the departed out of moning rofethe nert Day: and it finote the thectity, loo- gourd that tt withered. king what iffue 8 And when the Sunne did ariſe, God God would . prepared allo afernent Catt windesand the fend. -Gumine beat vpon the head of Jonah, that f Which wasa hee kainted, and wifhed tn hts heart to Die, furthermeanes, and faid, It is better foz mee to Die, then tõ to couer him line. ; from the heat 9 And God faid vnto Jonah, Doeſt thou ofthe Sunne, as wet to be angty for the gourd? And he ſaid, heremainedin J Doe well to bes angry unto the death. his boothe. Io Chen laid the Lod, Chau bat had g This declarech pitie onthe gourd for the which thou balt the greatincon- not-laboured , neither madeſt tt growe, ucniences where- which came vp tna night, and -pertijed ina into Godsfer- night, uantsdoe fall ` II And Wonde» not J {pare Mtuetich whenthey give that great citie wherein are fire (Cope thone placeto their fand perfons, that i cannot Dilcerne be- owneaffeaions, tweene their right hand and their left band, and doenorin all and alfo much cattetl 2 things willingly “ fubmit them- feluestoGod, h Thus God mercifully reproueth him which would: pitie himfelfe and this gourd , and yet would refiraine God to thew hiscompaflionto fo many thowfand people, i, Meaning,tharthey were children and infants, € Forhedoub⸗ ted as yet whe- ther God would fhew them mer- cie or no: and thereforeafter ¢ Micah. ELH? AR GV MEN T. feah theProphet of the tribe of Iudah, ſerued inthe worke ofthe Lotd,.concerning Iudah and 16 ~ —“ the leaſt thirtie yeeres,at what time Harah prophéfied. He declareth the deſtuction, firſt af the one kingdome and then of the other, becaufe of their manifold wiekednes, but chiefly for their dolatty. And to this end he noteth the wickednefle ofthe people, the cruelty of the princes and go- uetnours, and the permiffion of the falfe prophets and the delighting inthem. Then he fetreth foorth thecomming of Chrift, hiskingdome, and the felicitie'thereof. This Prophet was not that Micak, which vefifted Ahab, and all his falfe prophets,as 1.King,22.8, but anotherof thefame name. CILA pate 1 The deſtruction of Fudah and Ifrael becaufe of ther idolatry. recs 1) E wod of the Low, that È came unto Micah the + Mo- ó raite in the Dayes of Jo⸗ a tham, Ahaz, and Hezekiah ep Rings of Judah, which hee s fae concerning Samaria aud Jerufalem, 2 Weare, all pee people: hearken thou, D earth, and all that therein ts, and let the Lod Hod be witnelle aganit pou, euen the Lod front his holy Temple. 3 Forbeholde, the Lorde commeth out Gods Iudge- = of his place,and wil conie « Down, and tread ments, taking vpon the hie places of the earth. all creatures and God himfelfe to witneffe , that the preaching of his Prophets, which they have abufed fhalbereuenged- c Meaning hereby, that God vill come to iudgement againit the trong citi¢s and holds, -@ Borre in Mae refhab a citi¢ of Tudah. ab Becaule of the malice and ob» ftinacie of the people whom he bad fo oft ex- horted to repen- tance, he fummo- ned themto 4 And the mountaines hall melt vnder bin Clo hall the valleys cleaue) as ware be- Foxe the fire,andas the waters that are pow- red downeward. 5 Foz the wickedneſſe of Jaakob is atl this,and fo? the linnes of the Houle of gira» el; what is the wickeDnefle of Jaakob? Js not4+Damartarand which are the hiet pla- d Samaria which tes of uwah? Is not Jerufatem ? thould hane bene 6 Therefore I will make Samaria ag an example to all an heape of the fielde, and for the planting Ifrael oftrue te⸗ ofa vinexard, and Jwill cauſe the ſtones ligion and iu- thereof to tumble Downe into the bailey, fice, was the and J will diſcouer the foundations there: puddle and of. i ftewes of all ido- 7 And all rran rey Sig thereof Hat latry and corrup- be broker, and allthe ! gtftsthereof Mallbe tion, and boalted : Pay jd themfelues of their father lIaakoh. e Thatis,the idolatrie & infeGion. f Which: they gathered by euill practiſes, and thought that their idoles had eu~- siched them therewith for their ſeruice — thêm, ; urnt Tudahs plagues. burnt with the fire, and allthe idols thereof witli J deſtroy: foz the gathered it of the hire g Thegainethar ofan harlot, ann they all returne s to the camebytheie = wages ot an harlot. idolshalbecon- 8 Therefore will J mourne and hotele: fumed asathing J will goe without clothes, and naket : J ofnought : for as wil make lamentation like the Dragons,and thewogesorri- mourning as the oltriches. ches of harlots 9 foz ber plagues are gricuous : foz it are wickedly is come into Judah: the enemie ts come vnto gotten, foare the gate of my people, pnto Jerufalem. they vilely and 10 Declare yee it not att Gath, neither fpeedily fpent. werpe pe: forthe boule ofi Aphꝛah roule thp h LeltthePhili- felfe inthe wut. : fimsourenemics 11 Thou that dwelleſt at * Shaphir, gee reioyceatour together naked with thame: the thar twel- deftru@ion. leth at Zaanan, wall not come foozth in the i Whichwasa i mourntng of Beth· czel: che enemie (hall! res citieneere to Le- ceiue of pou fo? bis tanding. rufalem, Ioſh.is. 12 Foꝛ the inbabitart of Marxoth watted 23.therecailed -foz good, but euill came from the Loꝛd visto Ophrab, & figni- the ™ gate of Jerufalem. : fiethdult:there- 13 D thou inhabitant of Lachiſh, binde forehewilleth the charet to thebealtes » of price: fe o1s the themto mourne; beginning of the finne to the Daughter of androulethem- Zion: forthe tranſgreſſions of Iſrael were feluesin the duft, found in thee. j for their duftie 14 Therefore halt thon giue prefents to citie. Moꝛeſheih r Gath : the houles of Achzib k Thefe were ci- thalbe as a lie to the kings of Iſrael. ties whereby the 15 Pet will J bring ans Heire vnto thee, wenemicefhould D inhabitant ot Mareſhah, hee hall come pafleashecame nto Aduilam, ‘the glozy of Ilrael. to Iudah.. - 16 Mabe thee baide: and fhaue thee for LHefhallnoe thy Delicate childzen: enlarge thy baldneſſe departbeforehe a3 the egle : foz thep are gone into captiuitie hathouercome from theg. you, and fo you t thal] pay for his tarying. m For Rabfhakeh had fhut vp Terufa- lem, that they could not fend to fuccour them. n Te fl-e away: from Saneherib laide fiege firt to that citie, and remained therein when he fent his captaines and armie angainft ierufalem. o ‘Thou fir receiued{t the idolatrie of Ieroboam and fo diddeft infe@ Ieru- falem, Thou fhelt br:be the Philiftims thy neighbours, but they [hall decejue thee, 2s well as they of Ierufalem, q Heprophefieth againft his owne citie, and becaufe it fignified an heritage , hee faith that God would fend an heire to poffeffe it, “r° For fo they thought themfelues for the ftrength of their citte. CHAP, II, 1 Threatnings egzinft the wanten and dain- tie people, 6 They would teach the Prophetste preach. i 3 f ——— them that imagine iniquity, ana werke witkednehe vpon rhetr a Affooneasthey beddes: a when the morning is ſight they rife, they execute ppactife tt, becanle rhetr hand t hath power. their wickedde- · 2 AnD they cout iclds, anv take them uicesof the night by wiolence, a douſes. aud rake them away: andaccording {o they appie amsn and bis boule, cuen totheirpower mau ANT His bevtirge. hurt other, 3 Therefore thus faveth the Low, Bee Ebru iv power. Holde, againit this Famtite bane J Beith a plaque, woereout yee Bait not pliicke yeux b Thusthe Iewes necks,and pe (al not goe © proudly, faz this lament,andfay, time ig enill. thatthercisno- 4 In that Day Hall they take vp a paras hope ofrefiiru- ble againit pou, and lament with a dolefull tion,feeing their Lameutztion,and fay Aec bee weteriy was poffefionsare feed: he hato shangxcd the portion ofmyppeo- diuidedamong ple: Gow Hath hee taker tt away to reſtore it the enemies, vate wie? ie katy tinae ourficlds, Chap. they baue vone wickedly in their works. — ij. iij. Pleaſant Prophets. 347 § Therefore thon ſhalt haue rone that fhall cali a cod by lot, in thes congregation c Ye thallhaue of the Lord. no more lands to 6 4 Chepthat prophelied, Propheſie ye divide,asyou bad not, © They all not pophecie torhem,net: intimes paftand ther ſhall they take hame. as you vied to 7. D thon that art named the boule of meafure them in Jaakob, ts the Spirit of the Lo: thoztned? thelubile. fare thefe his wozkes 7 are not my wozkes’ d Thus the peo⸗ good vnto pune that watketh vpzightly? — ple warne f-Pro. 8 But heethat was » petierDay sip peo: phetstharthey ple, is riſen vp ou the other fide, as againſt {pcaketo them an enemic : they {poeple the ‘beantifull gar- no more: for they ment front then that paffe by peaceablp, ag cannot abide though they returned trom the warre, their threat. 9 The women of mp people haue ve caſt nings: ont from their pleafant heuteg, 2nd from e God faith that their chilen haue petaken away k miy glos they thall not tp continuallp prophefienor re- to Arife and Depart, forthisisnotyour ceiue no more Iret: becauſt itis poiluted, tt chall deſtroy oftheir rebukes you,cuen with a ſoꝛe deſtruction. hor thunts, Il Jfaman™ walke inthe Dopirit, and f Arechefeyour would tie falfelp, fying, » J will pasphefie workesaccor-, > ` vnto thee ef wine, and of rong Dike, hee dingte hislaw? thalleuen be the Prophet of this people. g Doenotthe - 12 F will furetygather ° thee wholly, D godly finde my Jaakob: J will furcly gather the remnant words comfor⸗ of Iſrael: J will put them together asthe table? fheepe of Bozrah, cuen asthe flockein the b Thatis,aforee middes ofthetr folde; the cities {pall bee full time. efbzutt of the men. A . i The poorecan — 13 The r breaker vp Mall come befoꝛe havenocommo- — them: they hall bzeake out and pafleby the diticbythem,bue — Sate, and goe out by it, and theirking ſhall they fpeylechem goe beforetheni,and the Loꝛd thall be 4 bpon as thoughthey their beads, were enemies. k Thatis,their fubBance and lining, which is Gods bleffing , and asit were part of hisglorie. | Lerufalem {hall not be your fafegard, but the caufeof your dcftru@ion, m That is, fhew himfelfe to bee a Prophet, n Hee fheweth what Prophetsthcy delight in: that is, in flarterers, which tell them pleafant tales, and fpeake of their commodities, ə To deflroy thee, p The cnemie thall breake their gates and walles, and leade them intoCaldea, q To driuethem forward, and te helpe their enemies. CHA PY ITT, 3 Against she tyrannie of princes and falfe prophets. } $ A ADF (aid, Weare, Ipap you, D heads of Jaakob , aud pee princes of the houle of Jitael ; Hhould not peeknowe 2 widgee ment: 2 Ber thep hate the good, and loue the eviil : they plucke off tbeir (kins from them, and their fle froni their tones. t 7 3 And they eate alo the > fleſh of my peo· alfo to difcharge d ple, and flavyoft their (Rinne from them,and yourownecon- 9 they breake their bones, and choppe them in ſeience? — foz the pot, and as fiefy within the b The Prophet taldzon. Ehen Hall they crie puto the Loy, but hee mill not beare them: Hee will enen hide bis face from them at that time,becaute — — a Thatthing which s iuft and lawfull, bothto gouerne my peoe ple aright,and wicked gouer- | hours not oncly $ of couctonfneffe, thefcand murs < ther, but cem- pareththem to wolves, Hons; and moft cruell heaſtes. c>- That i when I (ball vifice their wickecretle : forthouch I heare the godi before they crie,ifa.o5 24. yet I willnot peare thcfe though they exit Ifa,a.45.¢25k.8,18.i1m.2.13u.pet.z.at, v2, — xx3 S Thus 4 Falſe Prophets and vnrighteous Iudges. Micah. they werebut _ falfe prophets § Thustaith the Low, Concerning the d They deuoure mophets that decememy people, and d bite all their fub- them with their teeth, and crie Peace buc if fiance,and then gman put not inte their mouthes, they pre flatter them, pro. pare warre againt hin, mifing that ail 6 Aheretore night Halbe vito you for fhail goe wel-bue a viſion, aud Darkeueife hall be vnto you foz ifonereftraine a Diutnation, and the unne (hall goe Downe from theirbel- ouer the Wrophets,and the Bay Halbe Darke lies, then they © ouer them. 7 invent all wayes 7 Then hall the Geers be ahamed, and to miichiefe, the ſoothlayers confounded: pea, they yall c As you haue ail concer f tieit {ippes, fog they bane none louedto walke antwereof God. , indarkneffeand 8 Pet notwithtanding , J amfulle of to prophedic lies, power by the Spirit of the Lod, andof foGodthalise- > iudgement, anD of ſtrength te Declare tito wardyouwith ` Jaakob bistranigreifion, and to Iſrael his grofleblindneffe finne. and ignorance, fo that when all o- thers (hall fee the bright beames of Gods graces, ye thallas blinde men prope es in the night. f When God thal difcouer them to boule of Jaakob, and princes of the houſe of Hltael: they abhorre indgement, and peruect altl equities i i TO Cheybuild vy zion with) bloon and Jerufalem with mniquitic. 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The heads thereot iudge fo rewards and the Bꝛieſtes thereotteaci fo2 hire, and the Prophets therset prophetic foz money: pet willthey leane vpon tie Lord, and fay, theworld,they Is not tye Lo: among vs? no cuill can fhalbe afraidto, come bpon ds, Hela fpeakerforall i 12 Gherefoze Hatt Zion fo: pour fake bee thall know that) Iecplowedasa felm ann Jeruſalem ſhalbe an Heape, and the mountatie or the Houle, as the hie places of the fori. and did beliethe - t _wordofGod, g The Prophet being affured ofhis vocationby the | Spiricef God, fetceth himfelfe alone againft all the wicked, fhewing how God both gaue him giftes , abilicie and knowledge to difcerne _betweenegood and euill, and alſo conftancie to reprooue the finnes _ ofthe people,and not to flatter them. h They build themhoufes fhall come,and | i _ the Temple fhalt -b Reade Ifa, by briberie,which he callech blood andiniquicie, i They will fay, that they are the people of God, and abufe his aame, asa pretence to cloke theis hypecrifie, k Reade Iere,26,18, CHAP, LIU, ! 1 Of she kingdome of (hrift and felcitie of bis Church. : pe in the lat Dayes it Gal come co patie, that the meuntaine ofthe Youle of the Lozd Halbz prepared in the toppe of the nieuntaines, AND it halbe exalted aboue the b pils,and people pall flow vnto it, a When Chri be deftroyed. 3:2, 2 Peamany nations fall cone and fay, e@Heheweth Come, ana iet vs ga vpto the mountaine of -thacckereisno > theLo20,and to the houle of the God of Jaa⸗ true Church,bae kob, and dee wile teach vs his wayes, and | l j f } whicharein the ji k; 4 twee will walke in bis paths; faz che Law {hall goe foorth of Sion, and the wozd of the Lord from Jeruſaleni. And hee Hall indge aniaug many peas whereas the peo- ple are taught by Gods pure word, asByhiseorre- · 3 tions & threat- nings, he sill bring che people into fubie Bion, and they Mall breake their words into mat: tackes, and their ipeares intoe lithes natis on ſhall not lift yp a two again nation, neither Mall they f learne to fight any moze, yemoft corners 4 But they Hall tit eucrpmanvnder dis ofthewogld, —- bine, and vnder his igge trez,and none Hal e they al abe ftainefeom all euill doing, and exercife themſelues in godlinde and in well doingto others, @ Reade Ifa, 2.4. 9. Hearethts,3 pray pou,pe beads ofthe fat ple,and d rebuke mighty nations afarre otf, J God will gather his. Of make them afraid: for fhe mouth of the Lom ofboltes hath pokenit, S. Forall people will walkes enery one in the ame of hts gov, and we will walke tithe ame of the Lozd out God, forener and euer. 6 At the lame day, faith the Low, wil J gather ber that haltech , and J will cater berthatiscatt out, and her that J] banc ats (hould give them: flicted. 1 $ ſelucs to theix iu⸗ 7 And Jwill make her that balten, ha perliitionand remnant, and her that wascatt farre off, a idolatiie. mightie nation: and the Lord hail raigne h Iwill cauſe that ouer then in mount Sion, from henceloorth ifrael, which is cuen foz ener. f now as one lame 8 And tho, D itowerof tie flocke, the and haiting,and firong hold ot the Daughter Zion, vnto thee (o almoft de- fhailit come, enen * the firtt Sominton, and froyed,thall line Ringdome hall come to the Daughter Jerit againe, and grow into a great pco- i Meaning leru- falem,where the Lords flocke was gathered. o k The flourtth- ing ftate ofthe Kingdome,as it was vnder- David and Salomon, which thing was g Hee theweth that the people, of God ought tø remaine con(tant in their religion, albeit all $ world atem. 9 Mew why doeſt thou rrie out with la· mentation? is! there no king in thee? is thy countelice pertihen ? foz ſorrow hath taken thee,as a woman in trauaile. 10 Hozrow mourne, D Daughter dion, Ikea woman in tranaile:foz now alt thon goe foozth of the citic, and Dwell in the fie, and thalt goe into Babel, bu: there Halt thou bec Deliuered: there the Lord ball reveeme thee krom the hand of thine enemies. IL Row aio many nations are gathered againit thee,laping,Zion halbe condemned, accomplithed to and our epe halllooke vpon Zion. the Chutch by 12 But thcy™ knowe not che thoughts of the comming of the Lord : they vnderſtand not his countell, Chrift, for be hall gatherthem as the ſheaues inthe 1 Inthemeane barne. feafon he thew- 13 Arife, and thee," D daughter Zion: eth thatthey fox § will make thine horne pron, and F) thould endure twill make thine hoones braſte, and thon greattroubles Halt beeake in pieces many people t and J and rencarions, will conlecrate their riches wnto the LoD, when they faw. and there {ubitance vnto the ruler of the themfcluesnei- whole wol. therto haue king norcouniell, m He ſheweththat the faithfull eught not to meaſure Gods iudge= ments by the bragg es and threatnings ofthe wicked, but thereby are admonilhed to lift vp their hearts to God to call for delintrances n God giveth his Church viGorie, fo oft as hee ouercommeth their enemies: but the accomplishment heercof {hall bee at the laf comming ct Chrilt. CHAP. V. t The deſtructon of Jerufalem: 2 The excel- dencze of Beth-Lehem. A [Dw ademble thy gariſons, datighter a He forewar-.. L Neofgatiions : be bath lava ſege againtt neththemof the 95: they Mal imite the ndge of Iraci wiry dangers that thal a rod vpon the cheeke. come, heforethey 2 And thou Beth-lehem Ephrathab, enivy theſe com art little to bee among the thowfands of forts, heving dah, yor ont of thee Mall hee come thar. forafmuch foogth onto mer, that hall bee the ruler in as lerufatem was acesftomed with her gartifons to trouble others, the Lord would now caufe other ga~s rifons to vexe her, and that her tiers thould bee (mitten on the face mott comtempruoufly, b For fo the [ewes divided their countrey, that for cucry thoufind there was a chiefe captaine: andbecaule Beth-Ichem was nor able to make a thoufand, hecallethit little, but” yet God will raife vp his captaineand gouermourth:rein sand thusat isnot the leaft by reafon of this bengfite, 2s Matth: 2.6, iy Iſrael: che Meffiahs cHetheweththat Iſracl: whole ¢ goings forth baue bene fron the comming of rhe beginning and from euctlatting. _ Chnifiandaibis 3 Ciherefore wril he give them vp, vntill wayeswereap- ` the time that i he which that heare,tyal trà- pointed of God uatle: then the remnant of thet betzen from al etermeic. {yall returne vato tye chuon of Jtrael. dHecompaeth 4 Qndbecthailitand, and keede inthe the lewesto wo- ſtrength otthe LoD, andin the mateitic of men mith child, the Hame ot thei ove His Gov, aud thep who for atime ſhail dweil itt: foz now Wall hebe magni- fhould baue tied vnto the ends of the wozld. great forrowes, § And be f thalbe our peace when Aſſhut but at length fall come ints one landswhen be Wall trean they fhould haue inour palaces, then tall wee raile agcin&t acomfortable him teucn (yephearBs, and eight pzinctpail deliuerance, men. John 16.214. 6 And they Gall deſtroy s Alhur with e That is,Chriſts the ſword, and the land of Munron with kingdome (halbe their words; thus Mall he deliuer vs from Rabicand euer- Alſhur, when heecommeth into our land, lating, andhis and when hee Hall tread within our boz⸗ pecpic,afwellthe Ders, y Gentiles, as the 7 And the ‘remnant of Jaakob Hall bee lewes (hall dwell Among many people, as a Dewe fromthe infafety. Lod, asa as the Mowers bpon the grafe, f ThisMeffiah that waiteth not foz man, noz bopeth in the fhalne a futhcien: [onnes of Adam. fafegard forvs,% 8 And the remnant of Jaakob Hall be å- though rhe ene- mong the Gentiles, in the middes of many mie iouade vs for people, as the tyon among the bealts of the atime, yet ſhall foret , and ag the lyons whetpe among the -Godftir vp many flocks of yeepe,who when L> goety thozow, whichthalbea- treadeth Downe and ttareth in pieces, ano ble to deliver vs, none can deliuer. : ; Thefe whom 9 Thine hand Hallbe lift op vpon thine God fhalraifevp aduerſaries, and all thine enemies hall be for fdeliucrance cutoff, ; ofhisChurch, : ., JO Audit ſhall come to paie in that day» fhalldctiroy all, faith the Lozd,that I will cut of thine * hor⸗ the enemies ther- fes out ofthe middes of thee, and J wiil de⸗ of,whichare.. {roy thp charets. meant here by IL And J wilcutoff the cities of thy land, the Affytiaas and and ouerthrew all thy ſtrong holds, Babylonians 12 And J will cut off thine inchanters which werethe . put gf thine band sana thou Walt paue no chiefeat thar. miozefoothfayers. time... 13 Thine woles allo wilt F cut off, and hBy thefegouer- thine tmagesout of the middes of thee : and nors wil God de- Ela ae no mozg worlbip the wozke of i henthe thine bands. na praba 14 And J will plucke bp the groues out into ourland. ofthe mids ot thee: fo will J deſtroy chine i Thi tae gnemicgedy ; —— 15 Ana J wilerccutea vengeance tn my God (hai deliver, Wath and indignation vpon the heathen, thal only depend | which they baue not heard. set haps the graffe of the field. and not on the hope of „k Iwill defiroy all things whercio thou putteft thy confi- anes as — confidence and idolatry, and fo will helpe thee. 1 It hall be fo terrible, that the like hath not bene heard of. s GHIA WWI An exhortation tothe dum creatures to heare the iudgemen againſt Ifrael being unkind, 6 What maner of {rcrificesdopleafe God vy Earken pe now what the Loz faith, 9- a He taketh rite thou,and contend b. fore the ⸗· oun⸗ the high moun- - taines,andict the hils beare thy vopce. tainesandhard «<5 sockes co witneſſe againſi the obftinacic of bis people. Chap.yj. “ing, that Godhath prefcribed themro dothis, h Meaning, thae TheLordsquarrcll. 348 2 Heare pee, D mountaines, the Lots guarrell,and ye mightie foundations ct tye carth : fog the Loo bath a quarrel againit his people, and he will plead wit) Jiraci. - 3 D niy people, what haue F rone vato thee: o2 wherein haue JIgrieued chee? telis ie ageintt me. 4 Surelp Ib brought thee wp out of the land ot Cgppt,anbcepeemed thee out ofthe houſe of fecuants,and Jhaueſent belor thee Moles, Aaron, and Mitiam. § D mp people , remember nowe what Balak king of Moab had deutlev, and what Balaam the fonne of Beor anfivered Hun, from < bitin vnto Giigal, that pee may know the 4 rightcouinefic of the Loz0. 6 (Uberewith « hall Z come before the Lo20,and bow my felfe betoze the hie Goo? Shall J come before him with burnt ofte- tings,and with calues of a peere olo? 7 Will the Lozd be pleated with thou: {ands of ramunes, og with ten thoufand ri- crs of opic? Hall 3 giue mp: tirit boene foz my tranigrefiton,cuen the frutte of mp bony fo? the nne of my foule? 8 He hath bewend thee,D man, what is $000, and what the Lord requireth of thee: g furclp to Doe intip, and to loue mercie, an to humble thy felfe, to walke with thy 0 aly aw 9 The Lods voyce crieth vntothe hii tle, and the man of wiſedomne fhall fee thy name:oeare the redant who bath appoin- £ t . _ IO Areyet the trealures of wickedneſſe inthe boule of the wicked, and the fcant meaſure that is abominable ? II Shall Jiuſtiũe the wicked balances, and the bag of deceicfull weights 2 12 fozthe rich meni thereof are full of crueltte, and the inhabitants thereof bane fpoken lies, and their tongue is Deceitfull t their mouth, . 13 Therefore alle wiil 3 make thee ficke. in lmiting thee,andin making thee Belolate, becaule of thy ſinnes. 20 14 Chon thalteate and not be fatiffen, and * thy cafting Downe thall be in the mids of thee, and thou! thalt take hold, but mait not Deliver: and that which thou deliueret will J gtue vp to the fwod. - I5- Chou fhalt lowe, but not reape: thon falt tread the oliues,but thou Yalt not an- noint thee with ovle : and make fivecte wine, but alt not Minke wine. 16 Foꝛ the™ Katutes of Omri are kept, b Thæue not hurt thee, but beliow- cdinfinre bene- fits vpon thee, c That is,remem- ber my benefits from che begin» nig hows dace ~ liuered you from Balaams curls, and aifo fpared youlrom Shite. . tim, which svas in the plaine of Moab, tih I broughtyou into §land promifed, d, That is, the tructh of his pro- mile, and his ma⸗ nifold benefits. toward you, e Thus the peos ple by hypocri⸗ i¢ aske how tò- pleafe God,and.. arecontenttoof. — fer facrifices,but- will not change theirliues, F: There isne thing fo deareto man, hut the hye pocrites will of-. fer itvnto God, » if they thinke thereby to auoid his angers but they will neuer be brought to mortifie their j owne alfections, &to give theme: felues willingly to ferue God as he commandeths g TheProphee. - in fewe words calleththem to the obferuation of the fecond rable, to know if they will obey God aright or no, fay when God fpeakethto any city ornation,the godly wil acknowledge his Maieſtie, & confider not the mortal man that bringeth the threat · niny,but God that fendethit. i Thatis, of Ierufalem, k Thou ſhalt be confumed with inward griefe and euils. 1 Meaning, that the citie fhou!d goe ahout to faue her men, as they thatlay hold on _ that which ‘bey would preferue. m You haue receiued all the corruption and idolatrie, wherewith the tentribes were infeed vne der Omriand Ahab hisfonne: and to excufe your doings , you ale ledge the kings surhcritie by bis ffatutes end alfe-wifedome and po- licie in fo doing, but you thal not efcape punifhment , but as I haue fhewed you great fauour , and eaken you for my people, ſo fhall your ` plagues beaccordingly,Luk, 12.47. Era Perilous times. and all the manner of the boule of Abab,and vee walke in their counleis, that J Monld make thee waſte, and the tubabttants there- ofan hiſſing: therefore pe (hail beare tye ree peoch of my people. CHAP, VIL x A complaint for the [mall number of the righ. teous, 4 The wickednef? of thofe times. 14 The pro[peritie of the Church, a The Prophet De ts me, for J am as: the Summer taketh vpon him VV Gatherings, and as the grapes of the the perfon ot the pintage : there is no cluſter to eate; my Pule earth, which delſired the frt ripe frnits. complaiaeththat 2 Whe good man is periſhed ont of the allherfruitsare garth, and there is none righteous among gone, fotha = men: > they alllte in waite foz blood: euery noneis lefe:that man hunteth his brother with a net. ‘ is, that there is 3 Go make goad toz the eutll of their nogodlyman and3, the prince aſked, sud the Judge iudg- remaining:for eth fo? a reward i therefoze the- great man allaregiuento he ſpeaketh out the coruption of pts foule: emelti¢andde- fo ‘they wrap it pp. : i eeit, fo that none 4 The beſtokthemis as eabier, and the fparethhisowne moſt righteous of them is tharper then a brother. thoznehedaesthe Day of f thy watchmen and b Hetheweth thp viſitation commeth: then thall be their thatthe Prince, confufion. i; “i theiudge} and 5. Trut ve not in a friend, neither put ye therich manare conſidence iwa counſeller: keepe the doores linked together, ofthy mouthfrom her that lieth in thy boe allto do cuill -= fome. © ; and tocloke the 6 Foꝛ the ſonne reuileth the father : the doingsoneof, Daughter rileth vp agaiuſt her mother : the anothers o's Daughter in law againit her mother inlaw, € Thatis,thé and a mans enemics are the menof his owne gichmanthatis boult. í . abletogiuemo- 7 @herefore sF wil looke vnto the Loꝛd: mey,abfteineth J will wate fox oD my Bautour : my Gor ſrom no wicked- will heare me. f 8 Retopce not again me, D mine enes d Thefemen mp:though J fall, J wall arik : when J agreeamong fall fit in darkeneſſe, the Loza thalbe a light themfelues,and vnto me. confpire with 9 J will beare the wath of the Lowe, oneconfentto: becatiſe J] haue fumed agatnit bim, vntill be doe euill. plead my caule, and erecute iudgẽment fog e Theythatare me: then will he being me Furth to the lige, of moft chtimati- and J hall fee his righteouſneſte. on,& are coun 10 Then ſhee that ts mine enemy, hail zed mof honeit : : i among them,are but thornes and briers to pticke. f Meaning,of the Prophetsand gouernouss, g The Prophet fheweth thar the onely remedy for the godly in defperate euils, isto flee vato God forfuccour, h This is fpoken inthe perfon of the Church, whick éalleth the malignant Church her enemy, nefie, nor iniurie, Micah. Gods mercy toward his Church. looke bponit, and ſhame Mall couer Her, which Mid vnto me, bere is the Lord thy Gov? mine epes Wail bebold ger: now fall ſhee bee troden Bowne as the mire of the fivectes. If Thisisi the Day that thy walles ſhalbe onu this Bap Hall dgiue farre away * the ecree. 12 Ju this day alfo they hall come vnto thee from! Alibur,and from the trong cities and from the trong holds cuen vnto che ris uer and froin {ea to fea, and from mountatne to mountaine. i ó 13 Notwithſtanding, the land Halbe de- folate becauie of them that dwell therin, and foz the fruits of ™ thetr tanentions. 14 = feed thy people with thy rodde, the flocke of thine heritage ( which Dwell oli- tary inthe wood) asin the midsof Carmel : let them keede in Bahan and Gilead, asin oldetime, Is °Accowing tothe Davesot thy com: ming out of the land of Egypt will J hewe vnto htm marueilous things. 16 The nattons hall (ce,and be conkoun · Ded for all tbeir power : they hall r lay their hand vpon their mouth ; athete cares (hall be Deate. i 17 Chey Hall" licke the duſt like a (ere pent : they Hall moue aut oftheir holes like wormes: thep balbe aftata ofthe Lord our God, and ſhall feare becaute of thee. 18 (Ubo is a Godlike vitto thee, that tas keth away iniquttie, and f paffeth by the tran(greffion of the remnant of bis heritage! We retaineth not hts wrath foz euer, becaule mercy plealeth him. ‘ I9 He will turne againe, and hane coms paſſion vpon vs: he wili lubdue our iniqui ties and catt all t their ſinnes into the Vot: tome ofthe fea, ; 20 Thou wilt perfozme thy = tructh to Jaakob, and mercie to Abraham , as thou halt ſworne vnto our fathers in old tine. ; i To wit when God thall fhew himſelfe a deli- uerer of his Church, anda deftroyer of his enemies, Meaning,the cruell empire of the Babyloni- ans, l When the Church thal:be reſtored, they that were ene- miesafore , fhall come out ofall the corners of thé world vnto her, fo that nei- ther holds, rivers, feas,nor moun- taines fhall be a- blero let chem, m Afore this grace appeare, he fhewech how grieuouſly the hypocrites rhem- felues thal] be punithed, feeing that the earthit felfe, which can- not finne, thal be madc wafte be- caufe of their wickedneffe. n Toe Prophet prayethto Góa“ to be merciful vnto his Church, when they should be feattered abroadas in folitary places in Babylon, and to be beneficial vnto them, as intime pafi. o God promifeth to be fauourable to his people, as he had bene a- foretime, p They thall beas dumme men,and dare brag no more, They ſhalbe aftonifhed, and afraid to heare men ſpeake, left they thould heare of their deſtruction. r They fhal! fall fat on the ground forfeare, f Asthoughhe would not fee it, but winke at It. t Meaning ofhisele&, u TheChurch is affured , that God will declare in effe& the trueth of bis merc ifill promife , which hee had made of old to Abraham, and to all that fhould apprehend the promife by faith. Sp Nahum. | i THE ARGVMEN T, f A S they of Nineuch Mhewed themfelues prompt and ready to receiue the word.of God at Ionahs l Lord by repentance : fo after a certaine time rather piving theme feluesto worldly meancs to increafe their dominion and trade wherein they had begun, they calt off the and prouoked Gods iuft iudgement again{t them ina wch was deftroyed, and Meroch-baladan King of Ba preaching,and fo turned to the r ~ » then fecking to continuc in the feareof God, care of Religion, & (o returned to their vomite, FAicting bis people. Therefore their citie Nine- bel ( oras fome chinke Nebuchad nezzar ) en- ioyed the Empire of the Affyrians, But becaufe God hath a continuall care of his Church, he ftir- reth vp his Prophet to comfort the godly, thewing that the defru@ion of their enemies fhopld be for their confolation.And as it feemethhe prophecied about the time of Hezekiab,and not inthe time of Manalich his fonne, as the Iewes write, CHAP, Our {trong hold. Chap. j. ij. C'H -AIP NE thy tame be ° fowen: ont of the honfe of thy Of the defrultion of the Affyrians, andofthe gods will] cut off the grauen and che mel: deluerance of Ifrael: ; ten image: F wil make t thy graue foz chee, a Reade Ifa, wears E 2 burden of Mineuch. fo: thouart vite, 12.0. b Thevifion or revelation which God com- b Whe baoke of the vifion of Nahum thes Ctkelhite. AZ 2 Gadis4ielous, and the Lod reuengeth : the Lod re» manded Nahum * uengeth: enenthe Lorde of to write concer- anger, the Loꝛd will take vengeance on bis ningtheNine- aduerfarics, and he reſerueth wrath fog his uites. enemies. € Thatis,borne 3 hef Loz is flow to anger, buthecis inapoorevil- great in power, and will aot ſurely cleare — inthe tribe thewicked; the Lorde hath his way in the of Simeon, whirlewind, and in the tome, and the d Meaning,of cloudes arethe Dutt of his fecte. his gloty. 4 Werebuketh the tea, and drieth tt,and e With hishe is but angry fora time, but hisan- ger neuer al- fwageth toward he drieth vp all thertuers: Balhan ts wa- fted and Carmel, and the floure of Lebanen ts waited. i 5. Themountatneg tremble fo: him,and thebilies melt, and the earth ts burnt at thercprobate, bis fight, pea, the world and all that Dwell though fora therein. ` timehedeferre 6 gho can ſtand before bis wath? it. f Thus the wic- or who can abide in the fierceceneHe of bts wrath? bis wath ts pow2ed out like fire, ked would - and the rockes are broken by bint. make Gods 7 The Loꝛd is good, b and asa rong mercy anoccae holdin the Dayot trouble, and hee knoweth fion to finne, them that truſt in hin. but the Prophet § But palſing ouer as with a fieod, bee willeth them to will vtterly deſtroy the i place thereof, and confiderhis force Darkenede Hall purine his enemies. and iuftice. 9 bat do yee k imagine againt the g Ifall creas Lordehe wil make an ytter Oeftruction: af tures becat fliction Hali not rife vp the fecond time. Godsceinman- ` IO Foꝛ he ſhall come as pnto ! thoznes fols dement;and ~~ Denonethancther, and as vnto Daunkards noneisableto® tn their Dzunkennefle : they Halbe deuoured refitthiswrath, ag Rubble fully dated. thall man flatrer herencommmeth one out of thee that him felfe and imagineth euil againſt the Lo20,cuen a wte- thinkebyany ked counfellour. meanzsto eftape I2 Thus ſayth the Lod $ Though thep whenhe provo- bea guret, and alio many, pet thus hall they kethhisGodto becutofwhen bee Mali paſſe by : though J anger? baue afflicted thee, J will afflict thee no h Leftthefaich- moze. ‘ full fhould bee 13 For now J will breake his yoke from difcouragedby thee, and will burſt thy bends in funder. hearing the 14 And the Lod hath giuen comman- powerofGod, Dementconcerning thee, that no moze of hee fheweth I5 * Behold, vpouthe mountaines the Feece of him that Declareth and publiſheth P peace: D Judah, keepe thy ſolemne feats, perfome thy vowes: foz the wicked fall no moze patle through thee:he ts vtterly cut of. Deftruction of Nineuch. 3.49 © Meaning,Sa- acherib, who fhould haueno mere children, but be flainein the houfe of his gods, 2.King, 19.36, 37. ——— YOM,19,1 5. p Which peace the Iewes ſhould enioy by the death of Sancherib. CHAP, II. He defcribeth the victories of the Caldeans a- ganftthe Afyrians. T ige*Beiiroper ts come before thy face: keepe the munition : looke to the wap: — loines ſtrõg: increaſe thy ſtrength mightily. 2Foꝛ the Lo: bath > turned away the glozy of Jaakob, as the glory of 3ifrael ; foz the emptters bane emptied them out, and © marred their vine branches, i 3 Che hicia ofhis mightie men is made redid the valiant men arein ſcarlet: the cha- rets fhallbe asin the fire and flames in the Day of bis preparatton,and ¢ the firre trees hall trembie, ke thallthey cries but none thall looke at £. x 9 h DSpoyle ye the ſiluer, ſpoyle the golde: foz there is none end ofthe Lore, and glozp of all the pleatant veffels, IO ‘She isemptte and vorde,and wate, and the heart metteth, and the kuces faute together and row ts tn ali lopnes,and the faces * of them all gather biackenefle. Ir aere ts the welling of the lyons. and the pafture ofthe tyons whelpes?wbere the lyons and tHeiponefle walker, and the ly» ith the enemics by whem hee fcourged them: reade lfa. 10, 12s c Signifyi char ie seats lites were vtterly defiroyed,. - d Bothto feare the enemie, and alfothat they themfelues thould notfe foone efpie blood one ofan- other to difcou- rage them, e Meaning, their fpeares thould thake andcrath together, f Then the Affy- rians ſhall feeke by all meanes to gather their them that his mercies appertaine vnto them, and that he hath care o- werthem. i Signifying, that God will fuddenly defroy Nincueh, and the Affyrians, in fachfort, as they fhali lie ia perpetual] darke- neffe, and neuer recouer their ftrenothagaine, k He theweththar the enterprifes of the Affyrians agsinft Judsh andthe Church, were apainft God, and thetéforehe would fo deftroy them at once, that he fhould not ncedeto rerurne the fecond time. 1 Though the Affytians thinke themfelues like thornes that pricke on ail fides, yer the Lord will fet freon them, and as drunken men are not able to fland ↄginſt any force, fo they fhall-be nothisg atle to refit him, m Which may be vnderftood cither of Sancherib, or of the whole body of the people Of Nineneh, n. Though they thinke them- feluesin moht faferie, and of ‘greareft firength , yet when God fhali patie by be will deftroy them: notwithftanding hez comforteth his Church, and promifeth to make an end of punifhing them by the Affyriaas, > P ons wyelpe, and none made them akraid. 12 The Iyon did teate in pieces ynongh foz bis whelpes, and woꝛied fo; bis lyonetie, and Alledsbis holes with praye, and bis Dennes with Hoyle, will fatter them- $ felues and fay that Nineuch is fo ancient that it can neuer perilh, andis as a fith« poole,whofe waters they that walke on the bankes cannot touch: -~ but they (hall be fcattered, and fhall not looke backe though men | would cell them. h God commandeth the enemics tofpoileNi- J neuch, and promifeth them: infinite richesand treafures, i That § is, Nineueh and the men thereci fhall be after this fort, k Reade Toel 2.6. 1 Meaning Nineuch, whofe inbabitanrs were crucll like — lions, and given to all oppreffion, and {pared no violence or tyranny — to prouide for their wiues and children. 13 Behold, power, butall things {hall faile them. g The Affyrians A prophefie rn That is, a 13 “Behold; J come vnto thees ſaith the fooneasmy!> Lod of halts; and J well burne ber charets wrath begianeth in the ™finoke, and the ſword Hall Beuoure to kindle. the pong lyons, and J will cutoff tip ipoite nSignifyingthe front che earth,anD tye voice of chp meth heralds, which gers Shall normoze be beara. were accuſtomed : to prociaime warre, Somerteade, of chy gumme teeth, wherewith Wincueb was wontto hruiſe the bones of thepoore, __ ‘ t CHAP. SITI 1 Of the fal of Ninench, 8-No power can'efcape the hand of God. f : Bloovie citie, itis all full of lies , and a It acuer cea~ robberies a the pꝛay departeth not; feth ro fposie 2 The noilt ot a whip and the noiſe of and'fobve.: themooning of the whecies,and thebegting b Hetheweth ofthe bozles andthe leaping ofthe charets. howtheCalde= 3 be herleman lifteth pp both che bright ans fhali hafe, ſword, and rhe glittering ſpeare, and a nitil- andhowcoura= titude is ſlaine, and the Dead bodies are mas gioustheir horfes ny :thereisnoneend ot their copies: they thalbe inbeating ttumble vpon their copies, i- 4 Becaule ot the multituBeofrhe foni: Habakkuk. and there was none end: Put and Lubin were Her helpers vo. Ay Mehta _ 10 Vet wasthee caried away, and went into captiuttte ; her yong childzcn allo were Dalved tu pieces at the beat oF ail y ttreetes: and they caſt lots foz her noble men, and all ber mightte men were bound tn chames, AL Bilo thou thalebe Drunken: chou hale Hide thp ielte,and halt ſeekt helper, becanie ot tie enemy. ; i 12 Gil thy areng cities Mallbe like figge trees with the frit ripe fiages : fer if they be Haken, they fallinto the mouth of rhe eater. 13 Webolde, thp people within thee are women ; the gates of thy land halbt openen vnto thine enemies, and the fire hal deuoure thy bartes. 14 Draw thee waters foz the ſiege: tore tific typ trong holds: go inio the clay, and temper the mogter : make ttrong baicke. Is There Mallthe fre Deuoure thee : the (wod hall cnt chee off: it hail eate thee vp like the € locuits, chough thou be muitiplied like the locuits,and mulsiplicd like the gral the ground, when theycome a- © gçationsofthes harlot chatis beautifull, and gainftthe Ady. is amiltecfle of witchcraft, and felleth the Hopp rians. zoo people through ber whoꝛedome, and theta. c Hecompateth tions thzough ber witcbcrafts. 3 Nineuchto an Beholder, J come vpon thee, faith the harlot,which by Lozefholtes, and will erlcouer thy {kitts ber beautieand) ppan thy faceand wil chew the nations thy fu>ulrie entiſeth flityiuefie,and the kiugdomes thy panre. youngmenand: 6 ANDI will cat fith vpon thee, emake bringechthem thee vitesand wilit theeas.a galing ſtocke. todeftruaion ! 7 Anditiballcometo pafie,that all they os. Loot thatlooke vpon thee, hal tice fron thee, and k » fap, faineneh is Dettroped, who will haue pi: mS FEE ————— fall Jſerke comfozters | “a Meaame ASi fez thee? 3 Er oes & rt thon betterthen 4 Qo, which was lexandria,which i ; wasin leat full of people, that Tayin the riuers, and had fen tony > the waters roundabout it, whole ditch was rations, and yet’ the lea, and er wall was froin the fea? warnowde. 9 Ethiopia and Egypt were her rength, fisoyed. er. i : 16 Thouhat multiplied thy merchants aboue the arres of heauen: the locut ipot leth and flieth away. 17 Thppinces areas the graſhoppers. and thy captaines as the great grafhoppers which remaine in the hedges ut the coing Day $ bur when the ſunne artieth, they fier a- wan anD their place is not knowen where bey are. 13 Thy f Hepheards do Mcepe, D kin of Alſhur thy trong men he Downe: the proplets (Catered bpon the mduntaing,ano HOMangathirethbthem. i 19. There is no healing of thy wound: thp plague is grienous: all that beare the butt ot thee Mallclapthe hands suer thee: fo: bpon s wham bath not thy malice paleo continuallp? i ~~ $a Habakkuk. THE ARGVMENT. He Prophet complaineth vnto God, confidering the great felicitie of the wicked, and the miferae „Å ble oppreſſion of the godly, which endure all king ofaffliGion and cruelty, and yet can fee none end. Therefore he had this revelation thewed him of God, that the Caldeans fhould come and take them away captives, fo that they could looke forrone ende oftheir troubles as yet, becaule of their i ſtu bhurnneſſe aad rebellion againft the Lord, And left the godly hould delpaire, feeing this horrible i confufien, be comforteth them by this, that God will punith the Caldeans their enemics , when their | | pride and cruelty fhalbeat height:wherelore he exhorteih the faith full to patience by his owne cxam- ple, and fheweththema formeof prayer, wherewiththcy fhould comtort themſeluẽs. CHAP. L; - 2 A complaint againft the wicked that perfe- i ! cute the iuſt. | a'TheProphet ; * ng De burden which Habakkuk | complaine:b yn- Ni} the Ae haya e to God, and be- E> 2 DiLod bowlong hai J | Wailsththata- ě ¢ ios cep and thouwilt not heare | | mong the lewes eué cry out vnto thee fo: vio. is left none equi- KS lence,and thou wilt not help! tienor brotherly 2 IdhpDoek tjom therm me uriquity, ana lone:bu: in ftead cauſe me to behold ſorrowe for (poping and hereofreigncth — pfolenceare before me: and there ace that cruelty thele,co-. gaffe pp ſtrife and conteution. i tention & frife. 4 Therefore tye Lawe ts dilfolucd, and iudgement doth neuer go forth : fo2 the wice ked aeth > compaffe about the righteous; therefore meng iudgement proceedeth. ~ 5 Beholde among the heathen, and re⸗ gard, anð wonder, and macucile + foz 3 wil woke a worke in pour dayes: ¢peewillaoc betreut it, though itbe told you. J 6 Fer loc. graik pp the Galdeans nth bittet anv furtous nation, which Wall, ga: vpon the bacadth of bslandso polleie the Dwelling placcs, charare not theits.s, tnc s ‘tefintongias ds vers palt you would not béleene Gods. 34, fo (hall ye the ſitange placues esse Madem Salohiy 7 Thir againftNineuch, i Or thine, eSignitying that Godsiudgements _ fheuld suddenly > deftroy the Afly= rians, as thefe vermineare with raine or change’ of weather, : f Thy princes ) and counfellers, . 8 Meaning, that there wasno..., peopleto whona the Affysians : bad not done er EN at b To fupprefie ~ him ifany fhould thew himí Ife zealolis of Gods caule,, - s c Recaufethe iidgeswhich -~ thouldredreffe — this exceffe,are as Suill as the teſt. d Asin times a enotnow beléeug anaimytif . more then God Offoerin gtothe net. e They them 7 Theyare terrible and fearefullsethetr felues ſhalbe your iubgement and theis aignitie Wall proceede Judgesinthis ot themſelue. D-O] cłuieand none 8 Their hoꝛles alſo are ſwikter then the fhall taue autho- leopards, tare moge tierce then the wolues rity ouer them, to Íx fhe * cuening:and their horſemen are ma- controll them. ny? and their ſorſemen hall come fromm far: Zoph. 3-3. they Mail tlie as the eagiedaiting to meate, £ For the Iewes 9 Avey come ail to ipoyle: before their mok feared this: faces thali be an £ Eat winde, and thep all winde,becaufeic: gather the captinitie s as che tand. detiroyed their - 10 And thep ſhall mocke the kings, and ſruites. the P2tucesthall tea ſcorne vuto them: they g They fhal be fo many ia number, b They thali cait Vp mounts a= gainlt it. i The Prophet comforteth the faithful chat God will alfo deftroy the Babylonians, becaufe they thall abufe this vidory & become proud and infolent,at- sributing the praile hereof to ihew idoles. k He affureth the godly ofGods : protection, fhew- ing that the enc- mie candoeno Hall deride every trong hold; for they thal gather® duſt, and take tt. H Then ait they ‘take a courage, and tranſgreſſe and doe Wickedip, imputing thts their polwer onto their god. 10) 12 Art not thon ofolde,D Lord my God, mine bolp one? we Hail knordie: D Lop, thou haſt oatetned them for iudaemencj,e D God, thou hatk eitablihed th fez cozrectton. 13 Thou art of pure eyes t canſt not lee enti: thou cant not behald wickcdaes:wierefoze Doet thou looks vpon the tranſgreſſors, and holdeſt thy tongue, when the Wicked Denon teth the man thatis moze righteous then he? 14 And maket mei as the! fitiies of the fea, and as the crecping things that haue ng ruler oder them? R Is Gheprake vp all with theangle: they catch ic in their net, and gacherit in their parne, whereof they reioyce and ave glan. > yet, and burne iucenſe vnto their pacne, becaule by them their portionis fatte; and their meate plenteoits. 17 Sdaltheyp therfore retch out their net ‘t nor (pare continually to Hap “tye nations? hath appointed, & alfo that their fianes required fuch afharperod. n so that the great deuoureth the ſmal and the Caldeansdeltroy all the world. Meannug,that ¥ enemies flatter themflues,& glorie in their own force,power,& wit, n- Meaning,thatthey fhould rot. CHA Peet à 2 A vifion 5 againſt pride, couetouſneſſe, Sig Arunhenn Je, and idolatrize alswillrenounce : p CCL ſtand upon mpa watch, and et mee mineowneiudg- Lvpon the towe, and wiil looke ð lee what ment, and onely hee would fay vnto me, and what J Mall an dependon God. ſwere to him that rebukethime. tobeinfiru@ed 2 Qndthe Lozd aniwered mee and fait, what I thallan- ¶Axrite the. viñan , and make it plaine bygn fwerethem that ftables.thathe may tunne> thatreadeth tt abufemy preach- 3. Foꝛ the vilat is yet foz an appointed ing, andto bear- thue, butai che laf it mall {peake and not medagainitail lie; though ít tarie, waite: foz it ball urep tentations, . comgand Hall net fay. : b Write it in 4 Behold, + beethat litteth op sinklfe, preat letters, thar His mind isnot vpꝛight in bint, but the iuſt he that runnetb, ſhall liue by his faith, may reade ite 5 Dea, in deede the proud manis as? hee c Whichcontei- nedrhe deftructionof the enemic, and the comfort of the Church: which thing thovgh God execute, not according tomanshaftie af- feGtions,yet the ifue of both is ccrtaine at histime appointed. d To truftin himfelfe or inany worldly thing, is neuer to be quiet.: forthe oncly teftis to {tay vpon God by faith, Rom 1.17. gal.3.4 shed. 10. 38. e He compareththe proud and couetous wan to a drunkard . hee t gods could nothing auailerhem: for they were but blocks and ftenesy that is witheut reafonand lenfe, whom Gad wil punith,and make bin a laughing ftocke to all the world; and chis he lpeaketh forthe csm- fort of the godly, and againſt the Caldcans, * Chap. ij. 16 Gheretore tyey faceifice vnto their them by his rage,& fo in the end brought themto (hame. n Where- The ftones fhall crie. that tranfgreficth bp mine:therefore hall he not endure, becaule be hath enlarged his Dee fitcas the hell, and is as death, and cannot be ſatiſfied but gathereth vnto him all nati⸗ ons, and heapety vnto him all people. Shall not allthele take pp a parable againet ilu, a taunting preverbe againt bim, andiav, Ho, hee that increalech that which is not hte?’ howlona? and be that ta- pea deth himſeife with rhicke clay? _ £ Signifying that tay BHAWS they norrife vp noveny, that Vche woud thall fal! bite thee? andawake, that tall firre YED tke celtra- thee? and thou wait be their prap? s: Gion of tyrants, 8 Wecauie thon pat fpoued many nati- 24 that by iheir ons, all the remuant of the people sail RXptellion & co- ipoile thee, becauſe of mens blood, and foe UCtoulneffe, they the wong donein the land, inthe citte,ang o¢ePs >t vpon vnto au hat dwell therein. Jo themiclucs more 9 iDo,be that couctech an euill couctouG ¢aurcburdens: nefe to bis heute, that he may let his neton ft the more they high, to efcape from the sowerofeuill. get, the more are IO Thou » hait confniced tame to thine ‘ey troubled, owne boule by deſtroyving many pesple, and S thar is,the bat tinned agalntt thine ownefoule.: Medesayd Per- 1: TI poz the iitone ball erp ontot che tall, bans, thar should and the became out of the timber ali ane Stroy the (were tt. * a Babylonians? 12 (Hoe onto him that duildeth a towne b Signifying, that with bleod, and evecteth a citie by inignis the couctous man 352 tze. is the rune of his _ 13. Bebold.is tt not ofthe r Loꝛd of hoſts, oyne bout, that ople Wali labonr in the verp fire? whenas hee che people Wait enuey wearie themfelnesfog thiakerh toene; Derp Yanie: - Somi aa i? eto nich itbyeruetie — I4 Sromtbe earth Halibee ñlled With the and oppreſſon, knowledge of the glory of the Lom , az the T ones of - waters couer the fea. ~ the horf 15. se vnto him that giueth bis neigh· crie,and fay that, bour” D inhenthgaiamer tiine Heate,and they arebult of makett him drunken alia, that cheu mayveſt blood, and the ice thetr prtutiiees <=>. ap) woed thal an= 16 Who art Hiled with Mame » fol glo- fvere and fay the rie: vinke thon allo, and be mabe saked:the fameof it felfe. cup ot the Loꝛds right band Rall be turned k Meaning,that vntothee, and ſhamefull ſpuing hall bee b: God will not” thy glazy. deferrebis vens 17 soz the o crueltit of Lebanon fhall gcance lonptut couer thee: (6 Hhallthe fpoyle of the bealies, willcomeand \ a which made them afraive , becaufe of mens deftroyalltheir |. blood, and foz the wrong done in the land, in labors, asthough \ the citte,an’ vito al that dwell therein. they were confu- 18 CGibat profiteth the r image? foz the med with fire, maker therof hath made itan image, anda 1 Inthe defiru teacher of lies, though be that made tt, truſt Gicn cfthe Ba- therin when he maketh dumbe idoles bylonians kis 19 Moe vnto bin that faith to the wood, glory hali ap- Awake, and tothe dumbe one, Bile vp, pearethorawall tt Hail. teach thee ; Abehside, it is layde theworld, $ m Hereproch- eth thus che king of Babylon, who as hee was drunken with ecuctou& neſſe and crueltie, fo hee prouoked otherste the fame, and inflamed asthou thoughtelt to haue glory of thefethy doincs, they (hall turne to thy fhame: for thou (halt drinke of thé fame cup with others in th turne, o Becaufethe Babylonians were cruel, not onely againit - other nations, but alſo againſt the people of God. which is meant by Lebanon,and the beafts thercin, he fheweth that rhe like cruelty ‘hall bee executed againftthem. p., Hee theweth thatthe Babylonians read {cre.to.8, 13 Therefore their goods Halbe ſpoyled, pedas Ezek, and their houles watte ; * they Wall alfo 20 39.1. King. build Routes, but not inhabite chem,and they 38.24 ,2,King, 17. 33. wine thereof, d'Meaning,the < l I i - conrtiers, which did imitate the ftrange apparell ofothernationsto winne their fauour thereby, and to appeare glorious inthe eyes ofalt other, ReadeEzek.23.14, € ‘Heemeaneththe feruantsofthe ru- lers which inuade other mens houfes, and teioyce and leape forioy when they can get any pray to pleafe their mafters withall.. F Sig- nifying, that all the corners of thé Citieof Icrufalem ſhould bee full: oftrouble, g e Thisismeant of the ftreet of the Merchants, which was lower then the reft @fthe placeabout ir.. hh So that nothing: thallefcapeme. i By their profperitie they ase hardened in thein wickedneſſe. Derst,28,30.amos 5,519. and an howling from the fecond gare, anda V fhall plant binepards, but not minke rhe. Chap.j.B. Repentbeforedeftruction, 3-91 T4 The great day of the Loris neere: it Is neere and haſteth greatly, euen the vopce of the Day of the LoD; * the trong man thal cry there bitterly, Ig * That Day isa day of uath, a day oftrouble and heautnelle,a Dav of Deftructi= on and deſolation, a Dap of obſcuritie and Darkenefie, a Day of cloudes and blacknefle, God 16 & Day of the trumpet and alarme a= gaint the trong cities, and againſt the ie towers. kaei te ot 17 And J will bing diſtreſſe vpon men, that thep hall walke like blind men becaule they haue tinned againſt the Lod, and their blood Hall be powꝛed out as Duik, and their fle as the dung. 18 * Metther their Auer no? their golde able to deliuer them in the day of the ords wath, but the * whole land thall bee Deuoured by the fire of his ielouſie: for hee ſhal make euen a ſpeedyriddance ofall them that Dwell inthe land, G:..H AY PS) OLE He maoueth to returne to God, § prophefying : destruction against the Philsftsms,Moabites and others. Ather a your Celues, enen gather you, D nation not wozthy to be loued, 2 Wefoze the decree come forth, and yebe as chaffe that paffeth in a Day, and before the fierce wrath of the Loꝛd come vpon you, and befoze the Day of the Lods anger come vps on pou. . 3 Beeke pe the Lozd all the mecke of the earth, which baue > mpought bis tndge- ment: fecke righteoutnelfe, fecke lowltncife, if fo be that yee may be hid in the Day oF the Los wath. 4 Joz < A334) Halbe foꝛſaken, and Af kelon Delolate: they ball driue out Ahood at the noone Day, and Ekron hall be rooted p. y f i 5 Wiec vnto the inhabitants of the (ca e coal: the nation of the Cherethims, the woꝛd of the Lozd is againſt yow D Canaan, the land of the Philiſtims, J] will euen de⸗ ſtroy thee without an inhabitant. _ 6 And the feacoatt albe dwellings and cottages for Hhepheards and (heepefolds. 7 And thar coat thall bee for the rems nant of the boule of Judah. to teede there: upon: ththe houles of Achkelon Mall they lodge toward night : foz the Lord their Gon font vilite them, and turne away their cap> tuttie. ` ; 8 J hane heard the reproch af Moab, and the rebukes of the childzen of Ammon, ‘whereby they vpbrapded myp-people, ana i magnified themlelues againſt their boz- ers. 9 Thereforeas Jliue, fayth the Lowe SE holes, the God of Jiraci, Surely E Hoab leth them Canaanites whome the Lorde-appointed tobee faine, W e He fheweth why God would deftroy theit enemies, becauſe theirr} countrey might bee arefting place for his Church, tions prefumed to take fromthe Lewes thatcountrey which the Lore 9 Malbe a had giuenthemo therefore he calea i -E Vin | lee r k They thar trafted in their owne ſtrength and contemned the Prophets of Tere.30.7. ioel 2.1 1e amos 5.186 Exch.7:39 Chap,3 8. a Heexhorteth: them to repen- tance, and wil-- leththem to defeend into themfelues,and ` gather them- felues together; - left they bee fcattered like: chaffe. b- Thatis; which: haue lived vp- · rightly and gode- ly,accordingas.) he preferibeth by» his word,’ a c Hecomforteth 7 the faithfullin, that,that God +, would change `, his punifhments~ fromthem vnro> the Philiftims their enemies - | and other nati<- ons: d Thatis, Gae- lilea by thefe nationshemeas | neththe people — thatdwele neeres © tothe Jewes, © and in ftead oF f friend{bip.weré= 7 their encmies: J Thele na J The careleſſe citie. Mabak. 1.8. b They are ſo chus boafted that fhalibe a8 Sodom, and che children of Am- mon as Gomoꝛah, euen the bꝛeeding of net- tles and falt pits, and a perpetuall deſolati· on: the relloue okmy folke fhall (potle them, a the remnant of my people Wall poſſeſſe ‘them. Ilo This Hall they haue for their pine, becauſe thep baue reproched, and magnificd themflelues againt the Lord of hoſts people, IL The Lern willbee terrible vnto chem, g foz he wil conſume atthe gods ofthe earth, and enery man Hall worthty bin from pig g When he fall deliuer his peo · ple and deſtroy plate,euen alt the ples of the heathen. cheirencmiesand 12 Ve Moꝛtans allo (hall be flatne by my idoles hisglory {woz with them. ; Mall hine 13 And hee will Kretch out bis hand a throughout afl gaink the Moth, and derop Afhur, and ehe world, wit make Nineueh delolate,and mafte like a wilderneffe. RI . 14 Gnd flockes Mall lie in the middes of het, and all thé beaftes ofthe nations, and thet pelicane, and the } ovwle pall abine in the vpper polites of it: the voyce of birdes ſhall fing in the windDowes , and Delolations fhallbe upon the poſtes: for the cedars are h Reade Iſay 34.11. [Or bedgehogge. i Meaning, Ni- feuch,whichre- vncouered. 4 N ND oycing ſo wuch - Ig Ghisis the iretopcing citie that dwelt ofberftrength careleffe, that fayd in berheart, Jam, ana and profperitie here is none belitesme: how ts hee made fhouldbethus wate and the ſodging ofthe beattes! euery madewalte,and one that paſſeth by ber ſhal hife and wagge Gods people de- bis hand. luered. els CHAP HIL 4 Against the gowernours of Terufalem. 8 Of the calling of al the Gentiles. 13 A comfort te the refidue of Ifrael, pe VW De toher that isfilthy and polluted, a That is, Ieru-· fo the robbing a city. ! ſalem. - 2 She heard not the veyce: He receiued Exch, 22.25 ,27- not correction: fhe truſted notin the Lozd; micah 3. 11. fhe drew not neere to her Gud. 3 Mer prtnces within her are as roaring *Ipons: Her Judges are as * wolues in the evening, which b leane not the bones tillthe morrow. 4 Her prophets are light,& wicked per» fons: her pelts haus polluted the fanctuas rie; they haue weiten the Law. § The ciut Lord isin the mids thereof; be willdoe none iniquitic: euery moning Doeth he bring bis tudgement to light, hee faileth not : butthe wicked will not learne to be ahamen. 6 J baue d cut of the nations: their towers are Defolate: J| haue made their ſtreetes watte,that none Hall paffe by: their cities ave Deftroped without man and witi» ont inhabitant. 7 J faid, Surely thou wilt feare me: thou wilt recetue taftractton : fo their Dwelling tinually to call ſhould not be Deftroped, howſoeuer J viſited themtorepen- tance,but he profited nothing. d By the deftrudtion of other na- greedy that they gate vp bones andall. c Thewicked God was euer among them, but the Prophet an- {wereth that that cannot excufe their wickednes: for God will not beare with their finnes : yet that he did patiently abide and fent his Prophetscon- tions, he fheweth that the Igwes fhould haue learned to feare God, 5 Zephaniah. The Church comforted. them, but e they role early and coꝛrupted all e They were their works K : eepis al moft pa and o2ks. 8 Therefore f wait ye vpon me, faith the ready to do wic- Lorde, vntill the day that 3 rife pp to the kedly. pape : foz Y ant Determined to gather the f Seeing ye will nations, and that J will alemble the kings notrepent,you Domes to pawe bpon them mine indignati- thall looke for gn, euen all my fierce wrath : foz all the earth my vengeance thal be Dewoured with the fireofmytetoufie, afwell asother 9 Burelys chen will J turne tothe peo: nations, ple a pure language, that thep map all call g Left any vpon the fame of the Lorde, to ſerue him thould thinke + with one confent. i then that Gods IO From beyond the tiuers of Ethiopia, glory ſhould the * Daughter of my diſperſed, paying vnto baue perithed me, fall baing me an offering. when Iudah was IL Ju chat Dap Halt thou not be ahamen deftroyed, he foziall thy workes,w herein thou batt tranf: theweth that he greſſed again me: for then I will takea- will publifh his way out ofthe mids of thee them that re- gracethrough all ioyce of chy pride, and thou ſhalt no moze be the world, poud of ming holy mountaine. $ Ebr. nsth one 12 Then will Jleaucinthe mids ofthee fhoulder, as an humble and pooze people: and thep ſhall Ho/2.6.9. tru tn the Mame of the Lod. h That is,the _ 13 The remnant of Iſrael Halldoe none Lewes thall come tniquitic, no: (peake lies: neither Mall a De- aswell as the ceitfull tongue be found in their mouth: foz Gentiles: which thep Halbe fed and lie Downe, and none fal is to be vnder- make them afraid. i ftood vnderthe 14 Ketopce, D Daughter Zion: be ye ioy · time ofthe full, D Iſtael: be glad and reioyce with all Gofpel. thine heart, D daughter Jerufalem. i For they thall Is The Lowe hath taken away thy haue full remif- kiudgements: be hath cat out thine ienga fion of their mie: the King of Flrael, euen the Lordis finnes and the inthe mids of" thee; thou falt (ee ne moze hypocrites which cuill. i oafted of the 16 In that Day it Hall be fayd ta Jeruſa · Temple, which iem, Feare thou not, D 3íon; let not thing was alfo thy hands be faint, pride in time 17 The Lord thy God inthe middes af paft, halbe taken thee is mightie: be will (aue, be will retopce from thee. ouer thee with toy: he twill quiet himfelfein k Thatis tbe sbislouc: bee will reioyce ouer thee with — toy. thy finne. i 18 After a certaine time will J gather 1 Asthe Affyris theafflicted that were of thecsand them that ans, Caldeans, bare the reproch fez ° it. , 3 Egyptians , and Ig Behold, at that time J will bzuife all other nations. that afflict thee, and J will r fane ber that ma Todefend halteth , and gather ber that was caft out, thee,asby thy and F will wet them prayle and fame in all finnes thou haf the alandsof their bame., put him away 20 At that time will J bring pau againe, and left chy felfe and then will J gather pou: fo: J will giue naked, as Exod. pou a name and peayle among all people of 32.25. the earth, when 3 turne backe pour captiui⸗ n Signifying, tie before pour eves, layth the Lord. that God deligh- teth to thew his loueand great affe&ion toward his Church. © 'Thatis, them that were had in hatred and reuiled for the Church , and becaufe of their religion, p Iwill deliuer the Church which is now affli@ed,as Micah. 4.6. q Asamong the Affyrians and Caldeans which did mochłke them,and put them to fhame, q Haggai. ta a Who was the - by their enemies: andifthefe two . notable men had needtobe ſtirred vp and admoni- fhed of their due- ties, what (hall we thinke of other goucrnours, whofe deingsare either againit God,or very cold in his caufe? - c Notthat they condemned the building thereof, but they prefer. red policie,and priuate profitto religion, being. content with fmall begin- nings, d Shewing that ‘they fought not onely their ne- ceffities , but their very pleas fures before Gods honour. e Confider the plagues of God vpon youfor pre- Ferring your policie to his religion,and becauſe ye feeke not him firft - Plagues for contempt of religion. will Anih the worke that hee bath begun , and fend Chrift whom hce had they (houldattaine to perfect ioy and glory, CIRIHA Ps to T. 1 The time of the Prophefie of Haggai, 8 An exhortation to build the Temple agane, 2 fr the feconde peere of z Kig Darius, in the fonneof Hyſta- © 7 FO firt moneth;-the Grit day ‘{pis,and the third MG of the moneth, came the king of the Perfi- . word of the Lozd (by the ans, as fome miniferie of the 920- thinke, phet Wagaat) unto» 3e- b Becaufe the IS fren viibbabel the fonne of buildingofthe Shealtiel, a prince of Judah, and to Jeho» Temple beganto pus the lenne of Jehezadak, the hie ziet, ceafebyreafon - TAPMIR thatha people ~ 2 Thus ſpeaketh the Loyd of hotes ſay⸗ were difcouraged ing, This ptople fay, The time is not pet come, © that the Lodes poule Mould bee builded. 3 Then came the wordof the Lord by the minifterte of the JDzophet Haggai, ſaying, 4 Js ittimetoz pour felues to Dwell in pour d fieled boules, this boule tte watte? 5 Now therefore thus ſaith the Lord of oftes , Conlider pour owne wayes in pour hearts. — 6 eVPee haue ſowen much, and bzing tn little: pee eate, but pee haue not enough :yce > Derinke, but pee are not filled: p ee clothe yau, but pee are not warme: and hee that earneth wages puttet) the wages intoa ——— 7 Thus laith the Lord of hoſtes, Canh- Det pour owne wayes in pour hearts. 8 Goe lop to the mountaine , and baing - $000, and build this howe, and e 3) will bee favourable init, and J will * bee gioid, faith the Lod. 9 Pee looked for much,and loc,iecame to- little : and when pee brought it home, J di blowei vpon it. And why, lath the Lord of hoſtes? becaule of mine boufe that ts wate, — runne euery man vnto bis owne houle, Io Wherefore the heauen oner pou faved it felfe from Beat, and the carth Tayed.Her. “O fruit, ; II Anè J called fora drought vpon the land , and: vpon the mountaines, and vpon the cong, and bpon the wine, and vpon the * Exhortation to build the Temple. 352 Se Hageai. THE ARGVMENT. Hen the time of the ſeuentie yeres captiuitie, prophefied by Ieremiah,was expired,God raifed VV. Haggai, Zechariah , and Malachi to comfort’ the Iewes , and to exhort them co the buil- ding of the Temple,which wasa figure of the (pirituall Temple and Church of God, whofe perfection and excellencie {tood in Chrift, And becaufe that all were giuen to their owne pleafures and commo- dities , hee declareth that that plague of famine , which God fent among them , wasa iuſt rewarde of their ingratitude, in that they contemned Gods honour,who had deliaered them, Yet he comforteth them, if they will returne to the Lord , with the promile of greater felicitie , forafmuch as the Lorde promifed, and by whome Dile vpon all that the ground bringeth forth: both upon menand bpon cattell, and spon ali the labour of the bands. 12, When Zerubbabel the ſonne of She⸗ alttel, and Febothua the fonne of Jehoza⸗ Bak thedigh Pict with all the remnant of the propie, beard the * poyce of the Lode their God, and the wozdes of the Prophet Haggai (as p Loan their God had fent hun) then che people did feare before the Loz, 33. Chen ake Waggat the Lords meen: ger in the Lones meflage vnto the people, laying, J am with yon faith the LoD.. 14 And the Lord ſtirred vp the | (pirit of Zerubbabel, the nne of Hheattiel a prince of Judah, and the (pirtt of Jehoſhůa the forine of Jehozadak the hie Prieũ, and the fpirit of all the remnant ofthe people, and they came, and did tie worke in the Houle of the Logie of bolts thetr:@on, 4 C HAD LY. ; He ſpeweth that the glory ofthe fecond Tempie- fhall — the firft. — fi k. This declared that God was the authour of the do&rine,and that: he was bur the minifter, as Exod. 14. 31. Iud. 7,20, Ads 15,28. 1 Which decla- reth that men are vnapt and dullro -` ferue the Lord, . neither can they: obey his word or⸗ his meſſengers before God re- forme their hearts , and give, them new {pmitss , lohn 6.44. j #2 the foure and twentieth day of the firt.. moneth,in the fecond pere of king Darius, 2 In the leuenth moneth, in theone and: twentieth day of the moneth, came the word ofthe Lod by the mintiterp of the Prophet: Daggat,fayine, : , Speake now to Fernbbabel the foune of Hlyeaitiel prince of Judah, and to Jeho⸗ hua the fonne of Jehozadak the bic Prieſt, and tothe rclidue ofthe people laying, 4. tho is left among pou, that ſaw this Houle in der frt glory, and how doe pou fee tt now? Is it not in your cyes,in compas rion ofitas nothing? §. Pet now bee of good courage, D 3e- rubbabel, fapeth the Lode, andbe of goon comfort, D Jehoſhua, onne of. Jehozadak the bigh Pꝛieſt: and be trong all pe people of the land, faith the Lord,and° noe tt; for J am with pou, faith the Loꝛd of hotties, According to the wozd that Jcouenau⸗ ted with pou, when pee came out af Egypt: fo my (pitts Yall remaine amang.you, feare ye net. 7 Sor thus fayeth the Lome of hoftes, < Peta litle while, and J will hake the hea⸗ uens and the garth, and the ſea, and the Dey | a Forthe people: according as Ifas- 32.11. and Ezek,. 41. 1, had pro- phefied,thoughs « this Temple fhould hane bene=_ more excellent then Salamons - Temple, which” was deſtroyed by” the Babylonians,» but the Prophets meantthe [piri- 4 1 tual] Temple the = Church of Chrift. - b Fhat 15, go fore ward in buildings the Temple, c He exhorteth > them te paticnce., though they fee not as yet this Temple fo glorious _asthe Prophets had declared: for this Mould bee accomplithed ima Chrift, by whom all things fhould — ofall: f Meaning, that they ſhould leaueofftheirownecommo- lanp: dities ,and goe forward in the building of Gods Temple, and in the fetting forth of his religion, g Thatis, I will heare your pray- exs according tomy promile, 1, King. 8, 21,29, h .Thatis,m glory fhall be ſet fort by you, i And fo bring it to nothing, g > 3 a- Two queftions asked. - d Meaning 3 Chrift, whom all ought to looke for and defires or by defite,hee may fignifie ail precious things, as riches and fuch like. e Therfore when his time cOmeth, he can make all the treafures of the world to ferue his purpofe: but the glory of this fecond Tem- ple doeth not ftand in materiall things , neither can be built. f Meaning , all fpirituall blef- fings and felicitie ‘purchafed by Cheit, Phil.4.7- Tharis, the eth of the facri- fices: whereby he fignifieth that that ching, which -of it felfis good, F cannot makean - .other thing fo: f ` F — goodand godly. h Confider how God did and therfore they 8 And F will moue allnations,andé the Delire of all nations fhallcome, and J will Be poi boule with slozy, ſayeth the Lord of oftes. 9 Thee filucris mine, and the golve is mine layeth the Lord of hottes. 10 The glory of this lat Youle Wall bee greater chen the firt, fapeth the Lode of hoſts: and tn this place will J gine peace, fapth the Loza sf hoftes. ; II @ In the foure and twentieth.day of the ninth moneth, in the fecond peere of Da- tius, came the word of the Lod unto the Pꝛophet Haggai, faving, 12 Thus fayeth the Lod of hotes, Alke not the picts concerning the Law, and fay, 13 JF one beare z holy fleth in the ſkirt of his garment, and with bis fkirt Doe touch the bead, o: the pottaye,o2 the wine, oꝛ oyle, 0? any meat, hall tt be holy? and the Pꝛieſts anfwered,and fayd, Ro. 14 Chen fam Haggai, Ifa polluted per- fon touch any of thele, hall it bee vncleane? And the Piets anſwered, and aid, It hall be vncleãne. _ 15 Shen anlwered Haggai, and fain, Sho is thts people, and fo ts this nation before me,fatth the Lord: and fo are all the wozkes of their hands, and that which they offer here ts pncleane. i 16 And now, J pzap pou, confiner in your mindes : from this > Dap, and afoze, c- uen afore a ſtone was layed vpon a one in the Temple of the Lor; Zechariah. _ ougbtnotto iuftifie themfelues by their facrifices and ceremonies: but contrary, hee that is vncleane'and not pureofheart, daeth cor- rupt thofe things,and make them deteftable vnto God, which elfeare plague you with famine afore you began to buildche Temple. i 17 ‘Before thele things were, when one caine to an beape of twentie mealures , there twere but tenne : when one came to the wine pꝛeſſe foz to Daw out fiftie veſſels ont of the pefe, there were but twentic. 18 J (mote pou with blafting , and with mildew, and with paite, in all thelabsurs of moe pams; yet pou turned net to mee, faith e Lod, 19 Gonlider J pray you, in pour mindeg, from — Day, aud afore from the foure and twentieth Dap of the ninth moneth, euen from the Day that the foundation of tie Loꝛds Temple was laid; conteer it in pour mindes, j 20 Is the!feed pet inthe barne? asyet ‘the vine, and the fig tree, and the pomegra- nate, andthe oliue tree hath not brought fooatlh ; from this day will Jbleſſe you. 21 And agatne the word of the Lom came bite Daggat tn the foure and twentieth day of the moneth,faying, i 22 Hpeake to Zerubbabel the prince af Judah, and fay, J = will Hake the heauens and the earth, 23 Aud J will ouerthzowe the throne of Ringdomes, and J will defroy the ſtrength ofthe "kingdomes of the Heathen, and J will ouerthzowe the charets, and thole that ride in them, and the hozle and the rivers Mall come Downe, euery one by the ſword of Hts bother. j 24 Jn that day, faith the Lord of hottes, will J take thee, D Serubbabel my feruant the nne of Dbhealticl, faith the Lorde, and wil make theeas a ° fignet: for J haue cho: oe Gods fignet "| i That is, before the building was begun, k From the time they began to build the Tem- ple, he promifeth that God would bleffe them: and albeit as yet the fruit was not come forth, yet in the gathering they fhould haue plentie, 1 He exhorreth them to patience and to abide till theharueft came, and then they fhould fee Gods bieflings. m I will makea change, andre- new all thingsin Chrift of whom Zerubbabel here isa figure, n Hereby hee theweth that there fhalbe no let or hinderance when God will make this won⸗ derfull reftitu- tion of his Church, fen thee, faith the Lod of hoſtes. o Signifying, this bis dignitie fhould be moft excellent, which thing was accom plifhed in Chrift, ¢ Zechariah. J THE ARGVMENT. Wo moneths afterthat Haggai had begun to prophefie, Zechariah was alfo fent of the Lord to helpe him in the labour , and to confirme the fame doctrine. Firft therefore he putteth them in remembrance for what caufe God had fo fore punithed their fathers + and yet comforteth them , if ‘they will repent vnfainedly, and not abuſe this great benefit of God in their del'uerance,which was a figure of that true deliuerance,that all the faithfull ſhould haue,from death and finne, by Chrift. But becaufe they ftill remained in their wickedneffe and col dneffe to fet forth Gods glory and were not yet made better by their long banifhment, he rebuketh them moft fharpely: yet for the comfort of the tepentant, he cuer mixeth the promifé of grace, that they might by this meaues be prepared to receiue Chrift, in whom all fhould be fan@ified tothe Lord, CH AP, a Who was the fonne of Hyftaf- is. This was not that Zechariah, T 2 Hee exhorteth the peopleto returne tothe Lord, and to efchew the wickedneffe of their fa- thers. 16 He 5 the reſtitution of Ieru- falem andthe Temple. ic. the eight moneth of the fecond peere of 2 Darius came the worde of the Lode vnto > Zechariah the 7S ſonne of Berechtah , the onne of Jodo, the ophet, laying, 2 STheLorwde hath bene «fore dilpleaten with your fathers. 2 Therefore ſay thou onto them, This fapeth the Lozve of hoſtes, ¢ Turune pee nto mee, fapeth the Lorde okhoſtes, and i — turne vnto pou, ſayeth the Lorde of ofeg. 4 Be ye not as pout fathers, nto whom c He fpeaketh this to feare them with Gods iudgements, that they fhouldnor prouoke him, as their fathers had done,whom hee fo grieuoufly whereof is men- . tion, 2, Chro, 24.20. but bad the fame name,and is called the fonne “of Berechtah,as hee was, becauſe he came of thofe progenitors , asof Joiada or Berechiah and Iddo, punithed, d Let your fruites declare,that you are Gods people,and that he hath wrought in you by his Spirit, and mortified you: for els man hath no power to returne to God, but God mult conuert him, as Terem.31, 18. Lament. 5,24, Ialah at. i7 h 6.and 45. 21. ka A H | The reftoring ofthe Church ` Tere.3 t2.exek, 18.30. hofe.t4 2 oel? 12 e Though your - fathers be dead, - yet Gods iudge- . ments in punith- ing them ought itil tobe betore your eyes ,and though the pro- phets be dead,yet their do@rinére- maineth for euer 2Pet.ret& f Seeingye faw the force of my doGrine in pu- nifhing your la⸗ thers, why doe notyefearethe . threatnings con- teined iny fame, `. and declared by my Prophets? g Asmenafto- nifhed with my judgements, and not that they were touched with true repen- tance. . U h Which contei- neth part of la- nuarie and part of Februaries i Thisvifien fig- nifieth the re- ftauration ofthe Church, butas yet it ſhould not appeare to mans eyes, which is here ment by the night,by the Dottome and by the myrrhe trees, which are blacke ‘and giue a darke thadow ; yethe compareth God toa kirg, who hath his poftes and meffengers abroad, by whom he fiil woorketh his purpofe, and the *fozmer Pꝛophets haue cryed; faving, Thus tayeth the Lo of bottes, Turne you nowe from your enill wayes, and from your wicked wozkes : but they would Bat beare > nE hearken vnto me, ſayeth the ond. §__ Donr fathers where care theyzand Do the Prophets liue for suer? But dw not my wordes and my ta- tutes, which J commanded by my fer- uants the Prophets, take bolaz of t yent fathers? Ande thepreturned, and fain, as the iod of hoſtes hath Determined to doe uuta bs, According toourowue wayes, anv according to our workes, fo bath bee Dealt with vs. ; Upon the foure and twentieth day of the eleucnth moncth , whichis the moneth k Dhebar, in thelecond peereot Darius, came the word of the Lod vnto Zechariah the (ounest Berechiah, the tonne of Iddo the Pꝛophet, faving, | Flaw by night, and beholde ka man riding vpon a red horſe and he tood among the myrrhe trees that were in a bottome, anõ behinde him were there 'red hogles ſpeckled and white 9. Chen aid J, D my Lod, Chat are thele ? And the Angelthat talked with mee, fatdento mee, J will ther thee what there ce. IO Gndtheman that toode among the myerbhe tres, anfwered and fain, Theſe are thepwhomthe Lozd bath lent to gothozow the wozid. 11 And they anlwered the Angel of the Lod, that toode among the myrche trees, and fata, Clee haue gone thorow the wold am — alithe world ſitteth fill, andis at reſt. 12 Chen the ™ Angel ofthe Lod anſwe· red, and fain, D Lodothoſtes, how long , wilt thou be vnmercikull to Jerufalem, ano to the cities of Judah, with whom thou halt bene diſpleaſed now theſe threeſcore and ten veeres? 13 And the Lord anſwered the Angel that talked with me, with good words and com: fortable wads, 14 So the Angel that communed with mee, ſaid yuto mee, Criethou, and ſpeake, Thus ſayeth the Lord of hats, Jam » ie- lous ouct Jexuſalem and Zion with agreat FAL i5 And am greatly angrie againk the caveletie heathen fo: J wasangric buto a little, and they helped forward the attlictton. Chap. ij: lt vAN N is promifed. A wall offres 353 16 Therefore thus faith the Lord, J will returne vnto Jeruſalem with tender mercy; mine houle ſhall bee builded in it, ſayeth the Lord ot hoſtes, and a line r hall be ſtretched vpon Jerufalem. 17 Crie yet, and peake, Chus layth the Lod of hoftes, Mycities Mall pet bee dz- ken with plentie: the Loud Maliyet comtort Zion. and thall pet chule Jeruſalem. 13 hen litt Jvpantue eyes, and fawr, and beboid, t foure hoznes. 19. And F laid unto the Angel that talked With me, hat be thele ? And be anſwered me, Thele are the hommes which haue ſcatte⸗ red Judah, Jiraci and Jeruſalem. 20 And the Lod thewed mee fourel car- peters. 21 Then lato F, CAbat come thele to doe: And hecanhwered, aad layd, Chele are the boznes, which haue ſcattered Jupad, fo that a man durſt not lift vp his head: but hele are come toftap them, and to cat outthe bornes of the Gentiles, which itt vp ther bone ouer the land of Judah to teatterit, p Tomeafure out the buil- dings. q Theabun- dance fhall be fo great, that the places of flore thallnot be able tocontaine theſe bleffings, chat ; Ged wii fend, but (hall euen breake for tul- neſſe. r Which figni- fied all tke enes mies ofthe Church, Eaſt, Weft, North, South, £ Thefe carpen⸗ ters or {mithes are Gods inſtruments, which with their mallets and hammers break thefe hard and ftrong hornes., which would ouerthrow the Church, and declare that none enemies horne is fo trong, but God hath an hammer to breake it ia pieces, J CHAP. If. The reftoring of lerufalem and Ludah, | Litt vp mine eyes agatne and looked, and behold, aaman with a mealuring linetn ğis hand. f Mens 2 Chen ſaid J, CUbither goet thousand heeſaid vnto mee, Comeaiure Jerufalem, that Jl may (ce what is the bzedth thereof, and what is the length thereof. 3 And beholde, the Angel that taiked With mee, went foozth + and auother Angel went out te meet Him, 4 And fatd unto bhim, Runie, ſpeake to this > yong man,and lay, ¢ Jerufalem Halbe inhabited without wales, fo: the multitude ofmen and cattelitherctn. § Foz J ith the Lozd. twill be vnta her a Wall of ¢ fre round about, and wite be the glozpin the mids of her. 6 io, )o,! come foorch, and fice From the land of the North, faith che Lord; foz J bane ſcattered pou inte the foure s windes of the heauen, faith the Lod. 7 Haucrthy kli D ston, that dwelleſt with the daughter of Babei. 8 Foꝛ thus ſaith thes 02d ef hots, after this i glory hath befent me ynta the nations, wich ſpoyled pou > foz Hee that toucheth a Thatis, the Angel, who was Chrift : forinres {pet of his office he isofttimes ~ called an Angel, but in reſpect of his eternall ef= fence is God,and fo called, i b. Meaning,him= felfe Zechariah. - c Signifying the ſpirituall lerufa= lemand Church vnder Chrift, which fhould be extended hy the Gofpel thorow all the world,and ſhould neede so materiall walles, nor truftin any worldly firengthy burfhould be ` > fafely preferued, bringeth his matters to pafe, k Who was the chiefe among the re(tof thehorfémen. | Thefle fiznified the diuers offices of Gods Angels, byswhom God fomtime punifheth and fomtime comfor~ teth, and bringeth foorth his workes in diuers forts, m Thatis, Chrift the Mediatourprayed for the faluation of his Church , which was nowtroubled when 41} the countreys about them were at reft, n Though for atime God deferre his helpe and comfort from his Church, yecthis declareth that hee loueth them fill moft dearely, asa moft mercifull fatherhis children , or anhusbarid his wife, and when it is expedient for them » his helpeis euer ready. o In de- Rroying thereprobate, I(hewed my felfe but alittle angrie toward my Church, but the enemie would haue deftroyed them alfo, and oalidered not the end of my chaltifements. and dwe) inpeace among all theirenemies. d Todefendmy Church, to feare the e- nemies , and to deftroy them ifthey approch neere. e lnme they | fhall haue their full felicitie and glory. f Hee calleth co them, which partly for feare, and partly for their owne cafe remained fill incaptiuitic, and fo preferred their owne private commodities to the benefits of God promifédin hisChurch, g As itwasithat{cat~ · tered you, fo haue l powertoreltere you, h By fleeing from Ba⸗ bylon, and comming totheChurch, 1 Seeing that Ged hath begun to fhew his grace among you by deljuering you, heecontinueththe | fame ftilltoward you,and cherefore fendeth mee his Angel and his Chrift to defend you from your enemies thatthey (hall not hurt yous neither by the way nor at home. Dy you, Satans tentation. pon, foucheth the «apple of hts eye. — k Yeeare fo deare vnto God, that he can no more fuffer your enemies to hurt 9 forbebslo, I will att vp mine band 1 ppon theni; and thep™ fhall bee a ſpoyle to thoferhacterucd them, and pee hall know, that the Lo20 of hottes hath ° fent me. youhenaman IO Retoyce, and bee glad, O Daughter canabidetobe Zion: fozloe, Icome, and will dwell in the thruftin theeye, mids of thee, faith the Lov. } Phl 17.8. Il Gnvmany nations fall bee ioyned to }Vponthehea- tye Lord in that day, and ſhall be mp people: thenyourene- and J will Dwellin tye middes of thee, and mies, thon taltknow that the Lom of hoſtes hath m They fhall be fent me vnto thee. your feruants, as you haue bene I2 And the Lod hall inbertt Judah bts portion inthe balp land, and Mall chute Je- w theirs. ruſalem againe. ; n Thismuftne- 13 Letall kleſh be {till befoze the Lozd ; foz ceffarilybevn- peis railed vp out of bis bolp place. derftoo d of “Zechariah: gine thee place among k thele that and by. 8 Heate now, D. Ichoſhua che bigh Piet, chou and thy fellawes that fit beterc thee : for they! are monſtrous perlons : but behold. 3 will baing foorh thea Branch my ſeruant. 9 Forloe, the fone that Jhaue layde betoze Jehoſhua: vpon one ftone thalt-be le- ueneyes: behold, J will cut out thee gra- ubig thereof, faith the Lord of boites, and J a — eaway the iniquity of this {and in IO Jn that day, faith the Lord of hoftes, ſhall pe call curry thea bine, an’ vider the figge tree. m That is, Chrift, who did fo humb!e himfilfe, The golden Candlefticke, k That is, the Angels who ree prefented the whole number of the faithful : fignifying, that all the godly fhould willingly receiue him. ` 1} Becaufethey ` folow my word, they are contem- ned in the world, man His neighbour vnder aad efecmedas monfters, Tf, 8, 18. that not onely kee became the feruant of God, but alfo the feruantof men: and there- Chrift, who being God equall with his Father , was fentas he was Mediatour to dwell in his Chureh,and to gouerne them, CHAP. UL A prophecie of Lhrift, and of his kingdome. A= hee betwen mee Jehoſhua the high a He prayed to Parek, afanding before the Angel of Chrift the Medi- the Lozd, and > Satan ſtoode at his right ator forthe ftate hand to reſiſt him. of che Church. 2 Anathe: Lod faid bute Satan, The b Whichdecla- Lordreprooue thee, D Hata: euen che fore in him they fhould haue comfort, although in the world they were contemned, Iſa. 11. 1. iere.2 3 5.and.33.14,15.. n He thew- eth that the minifters cannot build, before God lay the firit tone, which is Chrift, who is ful ofeyes, both becaufe he giveth light vn- toallothers, and that all oughtro feeke jight at him, Chap, 4.10; o Thatis,1 wil makeit perfed in all points, asa thing wrought by the hand of God. p Though I haue punithed this land fora time, yet I willeuen now bee pacified, and vifite their finnesno more, q Yeefhallthen live in peace and quietnefle, thatis, intheking- domeof Chrift, 1f2.2.2,micah 4.4,hag.2.10, CHAP, THII The viſton of the golden candleftiche , andthe expofition therecf. reth thatthe faithfull haue notonely warre with Ach and blood, but with Sitranhimfelfe and fpirituall wickednefles, Epheí, 6.12, c Thatis, Chriſt fpeaketh to God asthe Mediator ofhis Church, that he would re- buke Satan ; and here he (heweth him{cife to be the continual preferuer of his Church, d Meaning, that Ichofhua was wonderfully pree Lo20 that hath choſen Jeruſalem, reprooue — Is not this a d bꝛand taken out of the re? 3 ow Jehoſhua was clothed with fil- thie garments, and food before the Angel. 4 Andbe anſwered and tpake vnto rhole that ſtoode betoze him, faying, Take away thee filtbie garments frombiun. And vnto bim pee faim, Behold, J paue! saula thine intquitie to depart from thee, and 3 will clothet thee with changeotratment. § And Iſaid, Lec theme feta faire Dias Deine vpon his head. Ba they fet a faire Diademe vpon his bead, and cloched him with garments, and the Angelokthe Lod ſtood by. y 6 And the Angel of the Lod teftified tngo Fevothua, laying, 7 Thus laith the Lo ofholtes Ifthou L wilt walke tn mp wayes, and Kecpe mp watch, thouthalcalio > tudge mine Poukk, and ſhalt ailo keepe mpicourts, and J will ferued in the captiuitie , and now Satan fought to afflict and trouble him, whenheewas doing bisoffice, e Inrefpe& ofthe slorious garments, and We precious ſtones thatthe Priefts did weare before thecaptiuitie: and by this contemptible ftatethe Prophet fignifeth that thefe fmal beginnings Mould be made exceliét when Chrift (hal make the ful reftitutid of his Church. f He fhewetb of what apparel he {peaketh, which is,when our filthic finnes are taken away,and we areclad with Gods mercies, which is meant of the fpirituall reftituti- on. g The Prophet prayeth, thatbefidestheraimen:, the Prieit might alfo haue tyre for his head accordingly, that is,that the dignitie of the Prieſthood might bee perfe& : and thts was fulfilled in Chnilt, who was both Prieft and King: and here all fuch are condemned that can content themfelues with aay meane reformation in religion, fee- ing the Propheticfirech the perfeG@ion,andobtaineth it. h That is, haue rule and government in my Church, as thy predeceffours haue bəd. i Whereby hee meane:h,co haue the whole charge and mini- fiery of the Church. NRD the Angel that talken with mee, came againe and waked Mee, as aman that is raiſed ont of hie ſſcepe, 2 Amlan vnta mee, Mat ſeeſt thon? and J fin, Jhauctooked, and beholde, a candleſticke ail of gold, with a bowle vpon thetepofit, and bis ſeuen lampes therein, andienen? pipes to the lampes, witch were vpon the top thereof. 3 And twooliue trees ouverte, one vpon the right ſide okthe bowie, and the other vps onthe left ide thereof. 4 BoZanfwered, and ſpake to the An⸗ gei that talked with mee, faping, (bat are thefe, my Lod? d § Then the Angel that talked with me, antivered and fatd vnto me, Kuoveect thou not what theie bee ? And Jſayd, Ro, mp 020. 6 Then he anlwered and ſpake vnto me, faving, This is the werd of the Lord vnto c Serubbabel, faving, Metther byd anarmie no ſtrength, but by mp Spirit, ſayth the Lod ofhaites. i 7 cAbo art thou, D e great mountaine, befoze Zerubbabel ? thouthaltbee a piatne, a Which was euer in the mids ofthe Temple, fignifying that the grace of Godsfpirit fhould fhine there in moft'a- bundance, and in all perfection, b Which con- utyed the oyle that dropped from the trees in⸗ ro the lampes, fo thatthe light nee uer failed : and this vifion was to confirme the faithful, yGod had fufficient power in him- felfeto continue his gr2ces, and to bring his promife to pafle, though kee had no helpe: and t hee Hall bring koorth the Head fone à an. of man, c Who wasa figure of Chrift,and therefore this do@rine was directed to all the Chureh who are his body and members. d Hee (heweth that Gods poweronely isfùficient to preſerue his Church , though hee vfe not manshelpe thereunto, e Hee compareth the power of the aduerfariestoa great mountaine, who thought the Iewes noa thing in refpe of them, and would haue hindered Zerubtabel,who reprefentedChrift, whom theenemies dayly labour to let inthe buil- ding of bis {pirituall Temple, butallin vaine. f Thoughthe enes mies thinke to Ray this building, yet Zerubbabel (hall Jay the higheft ftonetbereof, and bring it to perfeGion, fo thatalithegodly fhallre= ioyce, and pray vnto God that hee would continue his grace and fauour toward the Temple, . thereof, The flying booke. thercof, with outings, crying, Grate, grace vnto it. g Meaning, the Prophet , that I 8 MWoꝛeouer the wozd ofthe Lord caine vntome, laying, amChrift,fentof g The handes of Zerubbabel hane laya my Father for the building and preferuation of my {pirituall Temple. h Signifying, that all were dif- couraged at the {mall and poore beginnings of the Temple. i Whereby he fignifieth the plummet & line, that is, that Ze- rubbabel which tepteſented Chrifl,fhould go forward with his building te the the foundation of this houſe:his hands ipali allo finth tt, and ethou Walt know that tye Load ot hottes hath ſent me bunta pou. IO Foz who hath delpiſed tye vap of the himall things? butthep fall retoyce, and fall fee the fone ofi tinne in the hana of Zerubbabel: x thele euen ave the epes of m oe > Which gog thozow tye whole D ‘ IL Then anfwered Hand fayd vnto hin, Mhat are thele two oline trees vpon the right and vpon the left ine chercof? 12 And J Spake mozcouer , and fayt vate him, Uhat bee thele two clive beauches, which thozow the two golen pipes emptit themilelues into the golive ? ’ 13 Gnd he anhwered meand (aid, Know⸗ e& thou not what chele be? and J fad, Mo mp Lod, 14 Chen laid hee, Theſe are the two! o. Chap. v. vje faid mozeouer, This tg the {light of them, thozow ali the earth. 7 And beholde , there waslift bpa stas lent of cad: and thisis ah woman that tit teth inthe midsot rhe Cphah. 8 And he ſlayd, Chis ts i wickeanesjand he call itinte the mid s of the Gphay, and hee cali the watght of lead vpon the month thereof. é Í 2, Then likt J vp mine eyes and looked: and behold, there cameouttworwomen aud the wind was in their wings ( fozthephan wings itke the winges ofa Hozke) and they lift sp the Ephah betweene the earth anv the heauen. Io Then {aid F tothe Angel that talked ae mee, Whither Dee theie beare the E⸗ a + IL Aud hee faid nto mee, ! Co build it an boule in theland of Shinar, and te all ape eſtabliſhed and (ct there vpon ber owne place. # Wickedneffe {hut yp. 354 f That is, allthe wickednefe of the vogodly is in Gods fight, which he keepeth ina meafure,and can ſaut it, or o⸗ pen itat his pleas fure, g Tocouerthe meafure, h Which repre- fenteth iniquitie, as in the next verfe. i Signifying thas Satan fhould not hauc fuch power again{t the lewes to tempt them,as be had in time paft, but that God would {hue ioy and comfort line branches, that ſtand with che rules of of thegodly, the whole earth. though ý wort beagain{thim , and though his for a while bee difcouraged , becauſe they fee noc things pleafant tothe eye, k Thatis, God hath ſeuen eyes: meaning a Continuall prouidence, fo that neither Satan nor any power in the world can goe about or bring any phing to paffe to hin- der his worke,Chap.3.9. 1 Which were cuer greene and full of oyle, fo that Rill they powred forth oyleinto the lampes : Signifying , that God will continually maintaine aad preferue bis Church, and endue it Rill with abundance and perfeGion of graces, CIH ASR. i Ve i The vifion of the flying booke, fignifying the curfe oftheeues y and uch as abufethe Name of God. 6 Bythe vifion of the meafure is ſigniſied the bringing of Iudahs af fictions into Babylon, J Iturned mee, and likted bp mine ii — and looked, and behold, a ying e. vp iniquity in a meaſure asin a prifon. k Which declared that God would exccute his iudgements by the meanes of weake and infirme meanes, ] Toremoue the iniquitie and affliGions that came forthe a Becaufe the Tewes had pro- uoked Gods plagues by con- temning bis 2, And he fapa vnto me Mhat (eek thouz And J anlwercd, J tec a flying booke : the length thereof is twentie cubltes, and the byeadth thereof ten cubites. En 3. Then laid heevnrowee, This is the word, de cating curſe that goeth foorth ouer the whole earth: off all iadgement foz cnetyone tiat > ſtealeth, Mall be cut cit andequitie,he aſwell on thig Ąc fide,ason that: and euery one fheweth y Gods that 4 ſweareth hall be cut off, alwell on thig curfeswrittenin Ude, as on that. this booke had 4. J will bring tt foorty , Taith the Lord of iuftlylight both hoftes ann it fhallenter into the house ot the on them, & their theefe, and tuto tie houle of him that fallly fathers: but now ſweareth by my Mame: and it Hail rename if they would re- in the middes of his houk, and fal confiune pent, God would fame from Iudah, to place it for cuer in Babylos. CHAP, VI. By the foure charets he defcribeth the foure mos narchies. x AS J turned and lift pp mine eves, and looked: beholo, there came foure acharets out from betweene > tiwo moun: taines, & Che monntatnes were mountaines of bzatie. 2 Ju the firk charet were e red holes, andin the fecond charet 4blacke hozles, 3 And in the third charet e white hoz- ſes, and tn the fourth charet, hozlesef £ Di- hers colours,and reddich. : Then J anſwered, and laid vnto the Angel that talked with me, CUbat are thele mp Lod? § And the Angel anfwered,and faid bne to inee, Theſe are the s foure ſpirits of the heaven, witch gee forth from tanding with the Loud of all the earth. 6 Chat with the blacks bole went forth into thelandof the Moth, and the white went dut after them, and they of Diners co- lours went forth toward the * South couns trey. : 7 And theireddih went out, and regut- rea to gor, and paſſe thezow the weld. And he faid, 6o pafle thorow the world. An they went thozowout the weld. er 8 Thencryed he vponme,and pake ynto mee, ſaying, Behold, thele that aoe toward a By charets here,as by borfes afore,he mea- neth the {wilt meffengers of God to execute | and declare his will, b By the brafen mounraines he meaneth the e= ternal] counfell and prouidence of Ged, whereby he hath from be~- fore all eternitie decreed what fhali come to paſſe, and that which neither Satan nor all the world can alter. c Which fignifi- ed the great cru- elty and perfecu- · tions that the Church had en- fend the fame `- among the Cal- deans their for- mer enemies. Pee the timber thereof, and kanes there» of. § Then the Angel thattalked with me, went foorth and {aid vnto mee, Lift up now thine eyes, and fee whatis thts that goeth b Thatis,vferh fooꝛth. any iniury toward his neighbour. c Meaning, 6 And J faim hatis it? And hee fain, Chists ane Ephah that goeth foorth. Wee wherefoeuer hee bein the world. d Hee that tran(reffeth the firft table,and ferueth not God aright, but abufeth Gods name, e Which was a nieafurein dry things, conteining about ten pottels, dured vider diuers enemies. d Signifying that they had endured great affliGions ynder the Babylonians, e Thefe reprefenced their ftare vnder the Perfians which refloredthem tolibertie, £ Which — fignified that God would fomerime giue his Church reft , and powre — bis plagues vpon their enemies, as he did in deftroying Nine uch and Babylon,and othertheirenemies. g Meaning, all theafions& moe tions of Gods fpirit, which according to his vnchongeable counfell hee caufeth to appeare thorow all the world, h That is, toward Egypt, and other countreyes thereabout,- i That is , they of diuers colours,which aske leaue, to fignifie that Satan hath no power to bust or affict cill God gine ithim, Iob, 1.13. Dy 2 te | oss “The Branch. k- By punifhing the Caldeans, mine anger cea- fed , & you were deliusred. h To receiueof t imandthe o» her three,mo- ney to make the twocrownes. . which were men _ of great authori- tie among che es & doubred ofthe reſtitution of the kingdame and of the prielt- hood, and hart others by their example, m Becaufe this could nor be at= _ tributed ro any one according to the Law,there - » fore ir followeth - that lehofhua mult reprefent the Mefliah, who was both Prieft and King. n Meaning, hrift, ofwhome | | ‘Zechariah, the North countrey, Hane pacified my k ſpirit tithe Roth countrep. - 9 And the word of the Lod came vnto ime, faving, Er 10 Cake ol them ofthe captiuitic, euen of elvat,and of Cobtiah,and Jedatab, which are come from Babel, and tome thou the fame Day,and go vnto the houte! of Joſhiah, the ſonne of Fephantal. In Take cues liluer and gelde, and make crownes, and fet them vpon the ™ head of ene the fonneet Jehozadak the high eleil, ; i 12 And ſptake vnto bim, faying, Thus fpeaketh the Lor of boites , aud fayth, Be⸗ hold che man whoſe name is the » Branch, and ee hail grow ° vp out of bis place, and he hall r buit the Tempie of che Logt. 12 Euen he Hall build the Cempie of the Lozd,and be Mall beare the agloꝛy, aud wall tit and rule vpon His theone, and hee Wall be a Piet upon hts theone, and the countell of peace Halve betweene r themboth. 14 And the crowne hall bee to © Veiem, and to Cobitah , and to Jedatah, toc den the foutic af Sephaniah , fora * memoziailin the Temple of the Lo, I5 And they that are farre of, hall come and butlde tn the Temple of the Lod, and pee hail know thatthe Lod of paltes hath fent meg vnto pou. And this fhail come to to paſſe, tf pee will y obey the voyce of the 1920 pour Ooo. Tehofhua was the figure : for in GreeKe they were th called Ieſus. o Thatis, of himfelfe, without the helpe of man. p Which declareth that none could build this Temple,whercof Hag - _ gai (peaketh but onely Chrift; andtherefore it was fpirituall , and not ` materiall , Haggai, 2.10. q Whereot Iehoſhua had búta fhadow. -r The two offices of thekingdomeand prieſthood thall be fo ioyned together, thatchey {halbe no more difieucred. C Who was alfo cal! led Keldai. t Hee was alfo called Tofhiah. u That they may ac- knowledge theirinfirmitie, which looked thar all things fhould-haue beene reftored incontinently : and of this their infidelitie thefe two crownesthall remaine astokens,AGtes r. 6. x That is, the Gentiles bythe preaching of the Gofpel (hall help toward the building of this fpiriuallcemple, y If yee will belecue and remainein the obedi- ence of faith. $ CHAP. VIL 5 Thetrue fafting. 11 The rebellion of the peom ple is the AG tha affiitiion. igi A Nd in the fourth peere of King Darius, à the word of tke Lod came pute 3echa⸗ riah in the fourth day of the ninth moneth, enen ina Chiflen, z Joze they had fent vnto the houſe of a Which con- tained part of November and part of Decein- ber. b Thatis, the reſt of the people that remained yet In Caldea, fent God Sharezer, and Regem-melech, and their men ts pray before the Lord, : 3 And to Peake vnto the Prieſts, which were in the boule ofthe Lord okhoſtes, and tothe Prophets, laying, Should F: weepe tothe Church at. tn the Aft moneth,and 4 ſeparate my felfe as Leruſalem, forthe 3 haue tone theſe fo manye peeres ? || refolurion of 4. Then came the word of the Lorde of ctheſe queftions, beeaufe thele fealtes were confented vpon by theagreement of the whole Church,the one in the moneth that che Temple was deftroied, I| andthe other when Gedaliah was flaine, Ier.4.2. © By weeping and - mourning appeare what exercifes they vfedin their fafting. d Tharis, prepare my felfe with all deuotion to this fat, e Which was sow fince thetime the Temple was deftroyed, * hoſtes tuto me, aping, Speake ynte ali the people ofthe land and tothe f Pꝛteſts, œ fap, When pee fatted, and mourned tu tye Git and ſeuenth month, euen thele (cuentte yeres, Didye falt wuto me? 8 Doe J approue ir? 6 And when pe did cat, and when pe bin Dinke Did pee not cate Cozpour lelucs, and Bainke foz pour telues? Shed HioulB yee not hearethe words which the Lord ‘hath cryed by the minifterte of the fozmer Prophets when Jerulaiem was in- habifed., and tr proſperitie; and the cities thereof round about yer, when the South and the plaine was inhabited? 8 Andthe word of the Lord came vnto Zechariah, faving, d 0 Thus (peaketh the Lord of hottes ſay · ing, * @reeutetrucindgemenc, and thew oe and campaflion, enerp man to bis zother, Io And oppꝛelſe not the widow , noz the fatherlefle, the ranger, noz the pooze , and let none of you imagine cutll agatntt bis bzo: ther tn pour heart. II ‘But they refuled to hearken, and !pul> led away the fyoulder, and ſtopped cheit cares, that they would not beare. 12 Pea, tcp made their hearts as an g- Damant ſtone, te they Mouin beare the law and the words which the L020 of hoiies ent in bis ™ {pirit by the miniſtery of the fozmer Pꝛophets: therefore came a gteat wrath trom the Lord of Yokes. 13 Therefore tris come to paſſe, that as he crycd, and they would not heare, fo they cried, and J would not heare, faith the Lord of hoſtes. 14 But J (cattered them among all che nattens, whome they knew not: thus the land was Delolate after them, that no matt paled thoꝛow noz returned: fo2 they layed the pleatant land ° watte. Hypoctites fafting, f For there were both of the peoe ple, and of the » Priefies which * doubted as tou⸗ ching this con- troucrfie , befices them which as yet remained in Caldea,and rea- foned of ityas of one of the chiefe points of their religion, g For they thought they had defcrued toward God, becaufe of this faft, which they inuented of them({clues: and though fafiing of it felte bee good, yet becatife they thought it a fer- uice coward Gad, and trufted therein, itis here reptoued, h Did you. not eate and drinke foryour owne commoditie and neceffitic?. and fo hkewife ye did abfteine accore ding to your own fantafies, 8 not after the pre- fcript of my law, i Hereby he con- demneth their hypoctifie, which thought by their falting to pleafe God , and by fuch things as they inuented,and in the meane featon would not ferue him. as he had commannded, k He (heweth that they did not falt with a fincere heart, but for hypocrifie, and that ır was not done of apure religion, becaufe they lacked thefe oflices of charitie, which Mould haue declared tbat they were godly, Matth. 23,23, 1 And weuld not cary the Lordes burden, which was fweetand eafie: but would beare their owne, which was hetuie and grievous to the Ach, think- ing to meric thereby: which fimilitude is taken of oxen,which fhrinke at the yoke, Nehem. 9.29, m © Which declarcth that they rebel- Jed not only again{tthe Prophets, but againft the Spirit of God that fpakeinthem. n Thatis, after they werecatiedcaptiue. o By their finnes whereby they proucked Gods anger. CHA P. VEIL 2 Of the returne of the people unto Ternfrlem, and of the mercy of Ged toward them, 16 Of good workes. 20 The calling of the Gentiles. A Haine the word of the Lod of hoſtes tame to me, ſaying, 2 . Thus layth the Lord ofhoeltes , J was a I loued. my cis tie with a fingu- lar loue, fo that l could not abide afclous foz Zion with great ieloufie , and J) chatany fkould was telous foz her with great wath. 3 Thus fayrh the 10:0, F will returne doherany iniury. b. Becaufe fhe vnto zion, and will dwell in the middes of thall bec faithfull Jerufalem sand Jeruſalem Hall bee called a & loyall toward LRU ' citie okftrueth, andthe Mountaine of the me her husband. | Reftoring ofthe Iewes. € Though their enemies did greatly moleh and trouble ahem, yet God would come aad dwellamong them, and fo preferuc them fo Jong as nature would futfer them to liue, and increafe their gbildren in great abundance. d Hefheweth wherein our faith ftandeth, zhat is,to be- eeue that God can performe that which he hath promifed, though it fecme neues fo vnpof fitle toman, Gene,33.14. Rom.4.20. @ So that their returne fhall not bein vaine: for God will accom- plith his pro- mife,and their proſperitie fhal efure and ſtable. f Let neither re- Spec of your pri- uate comno. dities, neither countell ofo- thers, nor feare of enemies dif- Courage you in the going for- ward with the building of the Temple, tut be Confiane and obey the Pros phets,which in- courage you thereunto. For God cur- Bd your worke, ſo that neither man nor be:t had profit of their labours, b Reade Erek. 38.20. i Which decla- reth that man cannot turne to Godtill hee change mans Loꝛd of hoftes,the holy mountaine. 4 Thus faith che Lod of hoſtes, There ſhall pee < olde men and old women Dwell in the ſtreetes of Jerufalem , and euery man With bis tafe in bis hand for verp age. § And the treets of the cite Wall be ful id — and girles, plaping in the ttreetes ereof. 6 Thus faith the Lord of hats, Though it be 4 vnpoſſible in the epes of the remnant of this people itt thele dayes, Mould ít theres mi impollible in mp light, laith the Lord of baits? 7 Thus faith the Lord of hoftes, Bes boive, J will Deliuer my people from the Catt countrey 2 and from the (Heit coun» trep. j 3 And] will baing them, and they hall e Dwel! in the mids of Jerufalem , and thep fhall be my people, and J wtll bee their Gov in trueth and in righteoumeſſe. 9 Thus faith the Lord of hoftes, Let your f hands be trong, ye that heare in thele Dapes thele words bythe mouth of the 1929s phets, which were tn the day that the tonne Dation of the Ponle ef the Lozd of hoſtes mag taide, that the Temple might bee buil- ed. 10 Foꝛ befoze thele dayes there was no Hire foz s man. no? any hire for beat , nei- ther was there any peace to him that went out, of camie in becaute of the affliction : fog fet all men, cuerp one againſt bis neigh- our. IL But now F wil not intreate the reſidue rit es aaa as afozetime, faith the Lord of okes, I2 Foꝛ the ſeede hall bee pꝛoſperous: the bine tall giue her fruite, andthe ground fhall gine der increale, and the heauens hall gine their Dewe, and J will cante the — ef this people to poflefic all theſe things. 13 Andit hall come to paffe, that as pee were acurle among the heathen, D boult of Judah, and boute of Firacl, fo will J deliuer you and pe ſhall be a bleffing: feare not, but let pour bands be trong. 14 Forthus faith the Lod of boftes, As 3 thought to punt; tyon, when pour fathers prouoked mee vnto wath, faith the Led of pofts.and repented not, ‘raya 15 So againe baue J determined in thele Dapes ito Doc well vate Jernfalem, and to the bouleof fudah: feare ye noc. 16 Giele are the things that pe wall doe. ‘Speake yee euery man the trueth vnto bis neighbour : execute iudgement truely and Dprghiipin your gates, PINONA PA 17 And ler nong of pou imagine euill in pour bearts againſt bis netghbour,and loue no Falfe oath: toz al thefe are the things that J bate, laith the Lod. 18 And the word of the Lod sf hoſtes caine puto nie, faping, 19 Thus fatth the Lost of hoſtes, The ‘falt ofthe fourth monech, andthe fatt of the fift, and the fatt of the ſcuenth, and the fat heart by his Spirit, and fo begin to dog well, which is to pardon his finnes andto giue bim his graces, i Chap. ix. ARS Thecalling ofthe Gentiles. 345 of the * tenth Mal bee to the houle of Juday k Which fae top and gladnes, and profperous bighteatts: was appointed theretoze loue the tructh and peace. when the citie 20 Thus faith the Lord of hoes, Chat was hefieved, and there hall per come | people,and the inbabte wasthe frit fan tants of great cittes, of thefe fourc: 21 Ano they that Dwell in one citie, hall and here the Pro. goe fo Another, (aying,* Up, let vs gee and phet theweth pray betorethe Lord, and lecke the Lozvof thar ifthe Tewes botes: 3 wili goe alſo. will repent and 22 Vea great people and mightie nations turne wholly to fhail come to fecke the Lord of hottest Jes Ged, they fhalt rulalem,and to pray before the Load. haue no more — 23 Thus faith the Lord of hotts, In thole occafion to falt, Bayes fall tenmen take hold out ofall lan» or to thew fignce guants ofthe nations, cuen take hold ef the ofheauinefle: ~ kirt of him that is a Few, and fap, (Ae will for God wil ferd - goe with pou; for wee bane heard that God themioy and ts with pou, gladneffe, 1. Hedeclarcth the great zeale that God fhould giue the Gentiles to cometohie Church , and to joyne with the lewes in his true religion, which thould beinthekingdome of Chrift, 1/a.3,2. micah,4. E. CHAP. IX. 3 The threatning of the Gentiles, 9 The com ming of Chrife. T He burden of the word ofthe Lord inthe land ofa Hadrach: and Damatcus thall bee hist reit; when the « eyes of mann, euen a a the tribes of Iſrael hall be toward the 023. 2 Gnd Hamath allo hall border 4 there- by: Cyrus alfo and Zidon, though they bee «perp wile. ; 3 For Tprus did build her ſelfe a trong hold, and heaped vp filuer asthe Dutt, and gold as the mire of the ſtreetes 4 Behold, the Lod will {poyte her, and be will (mite her power in the Sea, and the fhalbe Denoured with fire. Aſhkelon Hhaltec it, and feare,and 43> zah allo hall be verp ſoꝛo wtull, and Ekron; toz ber countenance ſhalbe athamed,and the king Hall peri from Azzah, and Aſhkelon fhall not be inhabited. 6 And thee ranger hall dwell in Afije fen and J will cur oF the pride of the Dhi: ms. a Whereby he- meaneth Syria, b Godsanger allabidevypon _ their chicfe citie, and net fpare fo much as that. c When the Tewes fhall con- uert and repent, then God will deltroy their enemies, d That is, by Damatcus: mea: ning that Hae mathor Antio= chia {hould be’ vnderthe fame rod and plague, e He fecretly 7 Andy willtake away his blood out of ſheweth the his month , and his abominations from bes tweene his * teeth : but hee that remaineth, guen be thallbe fo2 our God, and hee Mall be as a pꝛince in Judah, but i Ekron thallbe as a Zcbutite. i 8 And J will campe about £ mine boule againt the armie, again him that pal {eth by, and againg him that returneth, caule oftheir deftiuion,be- caufe they de- ceiued all others by their craft and fubtiltie, which they clos ked with this name of Wife- dome. f Though they of Tyrus thinke themfelues invincible by” reafon of the Séa that compzfleth them reund about , yet they {hall $ ‘not ¢fcape Gods iudgements, g Meaning,thatall fhould bee dee I ftroycd faue a very few , that fhould remaine as rangers. h Hee yf promiteth to deliuer the lewes when he fhall take vengeance on their” enc mies fcr thei: crueltie, and wrongs dornetothem. i As thelee if bufites had beene deſtroyed, fo fhould Ekron and allthe Philifims, 1 k` Hetheweth that God: poweronely fall bee fufficient to defend i his Church aga'nft all aduer(aries, bee they newer lo crucll, or aficrm= d ble their power neuer fo often, 4 — Py 3 and — — a “i Prifoners ofhope.. and no opyreTony hall come spon them IThatis,God any moze; fo: now! hane J Gene with mine hathnowfeene, eyes. ‘ey thegr-at iniurics Q Reioyce areatly, D Daughter Sion: and athi@iens wherewith they haue beene af- fied oy their fhaut foz top, D Danghter Jerufalem : be · hald, thy King commeth unto thee: © yee is tt, and aued hinifelfe, poore, and riding vpon an e alfe, and vpon acoit the foale of enemies. an afie. m Thatis, hee 10 And F will cut off the ° charets from hathrighteou Ephraim, and che haze trom Jerulatem: nefleandialua- the bowe of the battell Wati bce broken, tioninhimielfe and hee thall ſpeake peace vnto the bea- for the vfe and commode of then, and pis Dominion thallbce frome ita vnto (ea, and trom the ariuer to the cnde of this Church. tbe land. n Which decla- I * houn alfoMhaltbec faued thrꝛough the reth tbat they blood of the Coucnant, J) hauetooied thy thou!d not looke for {uch a king as fhould be glori- ousin the eyesof man,but fhould be poore, and yet in himfelfe haue all power to de- fyrttoners out of the pit whites no wa- ter. 12 Turne you tothe t rong holde, vee u piloners ot hope: enen to Day Doe J De- clare, that J wiii render the * double vnto thee. 13 Foz Judah baue J y bent as a bow for. mec: Ephzatins hand bane F flied , anda Jiuer bis: and this Dane railed uP thplonnes, D dion, agatnit is meant of tby omes, D Grecia, and baue made thee Chriftas Matt. as a gyants lword. 21.5. 14 And the Lozd thal be ſeene ouer then, o Nopowerof and his arrow ball goe foosth as the light- manorcteature ning:and the Lo: God Wal blow the trum- Mmalbe able to let this kingdome of Chrift,and he *fhall peaceably gouerne them _ by his word. p, That is, from the red fea to the pet,t Hall come forty with the whirlewinds ofthe South. Is Che Lord of holts hall defend them, and thep tall Denoure them, zand ſubdue them with fling tones, and they Mal drinke, and make a nople as thiough wine, and they fhall be filled like bowles, and asthe yoznes of the altar. fea called Syria. — 16 And the Loyd their God hall deliuer cum; and by them in that Day as the Hocke of bis people: thefepiaces _ fozthey fhall bee as the? {tones of the crowne whichtheIewes lifted bp vpon his land. knew,hemeant I7 fFoꝛ bow great ts dis goodneffe/ and aninfinice(pace How great ispis beautie! cozne fhallinake andcompafle the pong mencheerefult, and new wine the ouerthe whole imnatoes, world, Thatis, from Euphrates. r Meaning, Ierufalem,or the Church which is faued by the blood of Chrift, whereof the blood of the facti- fices was a figure , and is heere called the couenant of the Church, becaufe God made ic with bis Church, and left it with them, for the Jouethat heebare vnto them. f God ſheweth that he will deliuer his Church out of all dangers, feeme they neuer fo great. t That is, intothe holy land, where the citie and the Temple are, where God willdefendyou, u Meaning, the faitbfull, which feemed to beein danger of their enemies on cuery fide, amd yet liucdin hope that God would reftorethem to liberte, x Tkisis, double bene- Zechariah. CH ATP: 4X, 2 Th: vanstie of sdotatrie. 3 The Lord promi- fithto viſitè and comfort the houfe of F frael. py he pou of the? Lord raine tn the tine “AoE the fatter rame: fo hall the Lod The corner,naile,and bowe. a The Prophet i reprooucih the » make white clonds, and giur pou ihew2es of Iewes, becanle raine, and to euety one grafie in the clo. | _2 Surely che > Doles haue ſpoken vante tig, and the ſoothſayers haue ſeene a ite and the Dreamers haue told a vame thing: hep confort in vaine: therefore ‘they ment away as ſhecpe: they were troubled, becaule there was no fhepheard. : * Wy wath was kindled againſt the epheards, and J Din vrit thed goates: but the Lod of hoſtes will vtitte bis flocke the boule of Judah, and will make them asehis beautitulthorſe in the barrell. 4 Dut fof pim fall the coner come foozti: out of kun the naile, out of hun the bow of battelf,and out of him euery sappoin- ter of tribute allo. ‘ 5. And they lhall be as themightte men, which tread dovne cheit enemies t; the mire ofthe ſtreetes in the battell, and they thal fight, becaule tye Loz? is with them and the riders and bozies hall be confounded. 6 And wil frengthen che houle of Ju⸗ Day, and Jf will pacierue the houle" ot Zo- feph, and J wall bzing them againe, €02 F pitie them, and they ſhalbe as though had not caſt them off: foz Tam the Lord cheit @o00,and will heare theni. 7 And they of Ephꝛaim lhall be as agy- anit, and their heart hall retopee as through wine: pea, their chilen Mall {ee it, and pd Sige sand their heart hall retopce tu the 029. 8 J twil i hife for them and gather them; fo2 J baue redeemed them: and they palin- crealt,as they haue increaſed. 9 And F will * fowe them among the people, and they ſhall remeniber me in tarre countreyes: and they Mall liue with their chilozen,and' turneagaine. _ Io J wul bring them agatne allo out of the lana of Egypt, and gather them out of Shur: and J will bring theminto the land of Giiead and Lebanon, and place (hail not be found fo? them. f : IL And heem Hall goe into the Hea with affliction, and fhail limite the waues inthe fea, and ali the deprhs of the riner fhalldzte bp: and the pride of Albur hail bee cat Downe, and the ſcepter of Egypt hall Dege partaway. p 12 And J will ſtrengthen them inthe Lord, and they Mall walke in. bis Mame, faith the Loz. by their owne infidelit'ethey put backe Gods races promife K fo famine n came by Gods iuft iudgement: therefore to a⸗ uoid this plague, he willech chem» to turne to God, andto pray in: faith to him and fo he will giue them abundance, b He callethro remembrance > Gods punih- ments in times P: R, becanferhey trufted not in him butan the ir idols and forces rers,who euer deceiucd them. e: That is, the lewes went into coptiuitie. d Meaning,the crue! gouernours which did op- prefie the poore theepe, Ezek, + 3416,17: e He willbe mercifullto his -` Church, and cherifh them as a King or Prince doeth his beft horfe, which (hall bee for his owne vie inthe warre, f Ourof tudaly thall the chiefe gonernour.proe, ceed, who thal be asa corner... to vphold the building and as -` a naile to fatten it together. fites and profperitie, in refpe@ of chat, which your fathcrs enioyed from Dauids time to the captiuitie, y 1 will make Iudah and E- phraim , thatas, my whole Church, viGerious againſt all cnemies, whichhee heere meaneth by the Grecians. z Heepromifeth chat L the Lewes (hall deftroy their encmies , and haue abundance and ex- © cefe of all things , as there is avuadance on the altar when the facri- fice is offered: which things are net to mooue them to intemperancie, but io ſobrietie, and athankfull remembrance of Gods great Jibera- jitie. a‘ The faithſull (halbe preferued, and reucrenced of all, that the very enemies (hall be compelled to efteeme them: for Gods glory | fhall thine in chem, as lofephus declarcth of Alexander the great, | when be met Iadi che high Pricft. ; , g Ouer their enemies. b That is,the ten tribes,which fhould be gathered ynder Chrift to thereft ofthe Church, i Wherby hedeclareththe power of God,who needeth no great preparation when hee will deliuer his for with a beckeor hiffe hee can cali them from all places fuddenly. k Though they hall yet befcatrered,and feeme to be loft,yerit thal bee profitable vnto them: for there they hall cometo the knowledge of my Name, which was accomplifhed wnder the Goipel, among whom it was firſt preached, 1 Nor that they ſhould returne into their countrey, but begathered and ioyned in one faith by the dot- rincof the Gofpel, m Healludethto the deliuerance of the peos ple out of Egypt whereas the Angel ime ae floodsand rivers AP. $ Sheep eof flaughter. Two ftaues. CHAP, XI 1 The deftruction of the Tewiple. 4 The care ofthe fasthfull u commutted to Chrif, 7 A grie- uous vifion again? Terufalemand Iudah. Chap. a Becaufethe Or the domes, D+ Lebanon, andthe lewesthought. ttre (hall Beuoure the ceBars. y themfelues{o 2 Hovwle, >ficre trees: for the cedaris ftrong by reafon fallen tecaule allthe mighty are deſtroyedt ofthismoun- > owleye, D okesof Balhan, for thes Befen= tainthatno ene- ced foreitiscut Downe. mie couldcome 3 @bereis the voice of the howling of the tohurtthem, the fhepbeards:to2 their d — ts deſtroxed:the Prophettheweth voice of the roaring ef lions whelps: foz the tha:when God pꝛide ot Jorden is deſtroyed. ſendeth tbe ene: 4 Thus layth the Lord my God, Feede mies, it thal hew the ſhecpe of thee flaugbter. it ſelte ready-to § Thep that pollefle chem, flay them, receiucthem, ` f anD finne not; and they that ſell them, fay, b Shewing,thar £ Bleg bee tht Lord: fozZ am rich, and ifthe firong men. their owne hepheards {pare them not. were deftroyed, 6 Burelp J wilno moze ſpare thoſe that the weaker were dwell ithe land, fapth the Lozd: but ice, not able to reſiſt. + J will deliuer the men euery one into his © Seeing thar neighbours band, andintothe hand of hts Lebanonwas iking: and they thatimite the land, and out deſtroyed,xhich of their ands J wiil not deliuer them. wastheiirongelt 7 Jorg Fed the eepe of flanghter,cuen munition, the the: pooze of the flocke, and J tooke vnto . weaker places mice! tivattanes: the oneg called Beauty, could no: thinke and the other Jcalled Bands, and J fed che to hold 6ur, Heepe. d Toatis, the 8 = Theee hepheards alfo F cut of in senoum¢ofiu-. one moneth, and my foule loathed = them, dahand ifrael and thcir foule abhoured me. fhou!d perit. 9 Then laid J.J wel noc teede you: that e- Which being that dtethlecit Bic: and thar that pertiherh, nowd:ftinate Let tt pertih: and let che remnant cate, cuery to bee fliine, one the fic of bis neighbour. weredeliueredas IO And Itooke my ttatfe, cuca Beanty, outoftheLjons ani brakett, that Imight diſanull my to- _ mouths ' nenart which J bad mace with ali people. f Their gouer- 11 And it was boken tn that Day: and fo nours deitroy the ° pooze of the fheepe that waited vpon themavthout © nie,knew thatit was the wo ofthe Loz. arly remorfe of 12 And J (avd vnto them, FE pe chinks tt confience or | good ginue meer my Wages: and it no, leaue yerthinkine © Of; Lo thep weighed foz inp Wages thirtie that theydoe + piece: of filer. i enills 13 And the Loz faid vntome, Cat it g Helmoteththe butothes potters a goodly price,that J was hypocritesjwhich DalucDat of them. And Jtookeche thirtie euer bavethe + i 313 AN? 2318 i name of God in their mouthes, thoughintheir life and doings they deny Godatirivuring their gaine to Gods blefling, which commeth of the fpoyleoftheir brethren, h 1 will caufe one todeftroy ano. ther. i Their gouernours thi} execute cruelty ower them. k That isjthefmali remnant, whom he thought worthy to fhew mercy vnto. 1 God: fhewetl his great benefits toward his people to conuince them ofigreateringratitude, whichsweuld neither be ruled by his molt beautifull orderof goucrneient , neither continue in-che bands of brotherly vnity, and therefore hee breaketh both che one and theo- ‘ther, Somereade, for Bands deftroyers, but in the 4.verſe the firft readingisconfirmed, m- Whereby -heetheweth his careand dili⸗ pence thathee would fufft r them to haue no cuill rulers,becaufe they thouldconfiderhisgreatloue. n. Meaning the people, becaufe they would nor acknowledge thefe great heneſit· ot Godu 0 Ho thew. eth tharthe leaft part cucr proite by Gods iucgements. · Beſides their ingratitude Gad accufeth them of malice and wickedne ywhieli did not onely forget his benefits, but eftecmed them as things of Bought, gq Shewingtharit wastoo little to pay hiswages, which | could fearce fuffice to make a feweilestortu couer the Temples > Yaj. The idole fhepheard,'3 56 7 pieces of filuer, and cat them to the potter in the boufe of the Lod, 14 Chin byake J mine other ſtaſte, euen the Bandes, that J might diſſolue the bros therhood betweent Puvah aud Firat. 14 And the Led fain vnto mee, Cake to bet "tpe indruments ot a foolity Wep. ear: 16 Foꝛ loe, Jwill raiſe vp a hepheard in the land, wbich thail not looke for rhe thing that fs loft, no ſeeke the tender lambes, uo? heale chat thatis burt, no: feede that that f tandeth vp: but he thaleate the lel of the fat,and teare thetr clawes in pieces. - 17 D idole wepheard that leaneth the Focke: che ſword thall bee vpon his tarme, and bpon bis right eye. His arme fhall bee r Signif, iap,that they thould have a certaine kinde of regiment, and cutward thew of gouernement: burin effect it fhould be nos > thing ; for they fhould be wolues and devouring ©’ cleane Dzied bp, and Hisright cpe ſhalbe vt» bealtsinftead terip Darkened, of thepheards, f Andis in health endfound. t Bythearme he fienifieth ſtrength, ashe doeth wile- dome and ‘wdgement by the eye, taat is, the pl gue of God fhall take away both thy (trength and iudgement, CHAP. XII Of the defiruttion and buslding againe of Lee ruſalem. T ipe burden of the word of the LoD vpon a Thatis,theten a Jiracl, ſayth the Loꝛd, which ſpread trices which the heauens, and layd the foundation of the negle&edGods earth, and foamed the ſpirit of man within benefit in deliue= pini. ting their bre- 2 Bebold,F wilmake Jerufalem abcup thren;& hadra- of popon vnto all the people round abont; therremainein and allo with Judah will hee be, in the ficge capuuitie,then againſt Jeruſalem. to returne home, 3 Audin chat dap will J make Jerufae when God cal⸗ leman Heatiy tohe foz ail people: ailthat led tchen. lft itvp,thailbe tomne,though all thepeople b Tervfalem fhalt of the earth be gathered togethcragatnitit. be defended a- © 4 In that day, ſayth the Lorde, J will gainftall herene-: finite cuerp horſe with ttontibment , and is mies:fo thal God rider with madnefle, and J wül open mine defend all Tuda epes vpon the boule of Judah, and willinite alfo and Mall des cucrp borie of the people with blindneſſe. itroy théenemics’ § And the pinces of Judah: Malt (ay ta c Eusry captaine therrbearts, The «inhabitants of Fertilas chat had mony: icm thall be my ſtrength in the Lezd ot hoſts vnder him afore their God. fhallnow thinke» — 6 Ju that vay will J makethe princes thar the (mall | of Judah tke coles of fre among the wood, power of Ieruſ⸗ · and like a firebzand in the ſheafe, and they lem halbe uffi- theright band and on the left: and Jeruſa. chem againft all lem tail bee inhabited againe tn Ger owne encmicsb caule placeeuen tu Ficrufatem. the Lordisas © 7. Che Lor aliohal preferuethestentgs mong shim. of Judab, as alezetune: therefore the glop d the people of rhe houſe of Danid Hall not boaſt, uo tye which arenow glory of the inhabitauts of Icruſalein a= asit were dilper-" gaint Judah. fed ythe fieldsy © 8 Ja that Bay hall rhe Low defend the and lieopento inhabitants of Jeruſalem and be thatts fee: theit encmies. ble among them, in that Day Galibe as Da- Mall he no ief? uid: and the houle-of Dauidthalbeas Gods preſtrued by my honfe andasthe Angel of the Lede before power thenif them. fi J „$ they were vnder 9 And in that day will Iſeeke to deſtroy theirkirgs, alithe nations that come agatnit Jeruſa⸗ (whichis meane! em. hyche ouſe ot: 10 And J will powe vpon the houſe of Baui· Hot in their Dy 4 GUED, defenced cities. fhall Deucure ailthe people roundDabentom cient todefend ` The fountaine opened. Dauid, and vpon the inhabitants of Fern- e Theyfhathaue falem the Spirit of ¢ grace and of compatit- the feeling ofmy omand they thall looke bpon me, Whom they grace by faith, haue f pierced, and they Hall lament foz andknowthatl ghim, a3 one mourneth foz bisonelpfonne, haue compaffion and belozp foz him as onets torp fez kis firit onthem. borne. É Thatiswhom II Jn that vay Mall there bee a great theyhaueconti- mourning it Jeruſalem, as the! mourning nually vexedw ofi lhadadeimmon in the valley of egt- their obftinacie, Dou. > and gtieued my I2 AnD the k land ſhall bewaile euery fa» fpirie,tobn 19.. mily! apart, the family of the m boufe of Da- 37-whereisre- uid apart, and their wiues apart ; the fami» fcrredto Carifts. {te of the boule of Mathan apart, and their body, whichhere wines apart: _ i isreferred tothe. 13 @he family ofthe boule of Leui apart Zechariah. theſe *weundsin thine hands ? Then bee tail anſwere, Thus was J wounded in the houle of my friends. : 7 €Artle,D ſword, vpon my i hepheard, and bpon the man chat is my fellow, faith the Loꝛd ot hoſts: ſmite the hepheard, and the fheepe hall bee ſcattered, and J will turne mine hand bpon the little ones. 8 Amd inallthelande, fapth the Loyd, k two parts therein tall bee cut off, and Die, but the third ſhall be teft therein. 9 Andz will bring that third part tho» row the fire, ana will tine them asthe finer is fined, and will try them as gold is tryed; they thal call on my Mame,and J will heare God fineth and ttieth his. h Hereby hee fheweth that thoughtheirpas · rents and friends dealt more gently with them,aad put them notte death,yee they would fo punifh their children, that became falfe prophets, that > the markes and fignes fhould rës maine for ever, SpiricofGod, and their wiues apart: the family of = Dhe- g They hall metapartand theter wiues apart. türneto Godby 14 Qilthe families that o remaine, euery truerepentanee, family apart,and thetr wiues apart. whom before they had fo grieuoufly offended by theiringratitude. h They thall lament and repent exceedingly for their offences againſt God, i Which was thename of a towne and place neere to Megiddo where Iofiah was (laine, 2.Cliron.35.23. k Thatis, inall places where the lewesthallremaine,. 1 Signifying, that this mourning or repentance (hould not bee a vaine ceremony: but cuery one tou- them: J will fap, Jt ts my people, and thep i The Prophet fhall fap, Che Lod is my God. e — Tewes,that be- fore this great comfort ſhould come vnder Chrif , chere fhould bee an horrible diffipation among the people: for their gouernoursand paftours fhould bee deftroyed, and the people fhould bee as feattered theepe: ard the Euangelift applieth this to Chrift, becaufe he was the head of all paftours, Matth.26.32, k Thegreateft past hall haue no portion of thefe bleflings, and yet they that thall enioy them, thall bce tried with great afflictions, fo that it fhali bee knowen that onely Gods power and his mercies doe preferucthem. Ra. C H A.P., XIIIL ched with his owne griefe thall lament, m Vnder theſe certaine fa- milies he containeth ail the tribes , and (heweth that both the Kings and the Priefts had by their finnes pierced Chrifte n Calledaifo Simeon, o To wit,which wereele& by grace, and preferued from . she commor deftru@ion, . CHAP. XIIL a Of the fountaine of grace. 2 Of the cleane viddance of sdolatry. 3 The zeale of the godly azainft falfe prophets. a He theeeth j §2 that Day there 4 hall bee a fountaine o- what(halbethe 4 pened tothe houle of Dauld, and tothe in- fruite of their habitants of Jerulalem, fo: ſinne and for vn⸗ tepentance,to _— Cleanneffe. wit,remiffion of finnes by the blood of Chrift, which fhall be a continuall run- ning fountaine, and purge them fromall vnclean- aeſſe. b Hepromifech itbat God will al- 2 Andin that day, ſayeth the Love of bolts: J wil cut off che > names of the woles out ofthe land: and they hal na meze be res membed: and J will caule thec prophets, = the vncleane ſpirit to Depart ont of the and, 3 And wher any hall pet 4 prophelie,bis father and his mother that begate pim, hall fay vnto bint, Thou Walt net line: foz thou (peake lies in the Mameofthe Lod: and his kather and his mother that begate him, 8 Of the doctrine that ſball proceede out of the Church and of tle reſtauration thereof. Pammor Day of the Lozd conimeth, an’ frie pople ſhall bee + diuided in the mids of thee. 2 Foꝛ ]J willgatherall nations againſt Jerufalem to battell, and the citie thalbe ta- ken, ana the boules {popled, and the women defied, andbhalfe ofthe citie hall goe into captiuitie. and the reſidue of the people Hall not be cut offfrom the citie. 3 Then thal the Lord go forth and fight againt thole nations, aswhen> he fought in the Dap of batteil. f 4 And bts feete hall ſtande in that dap bpon the « mount of oliues, which is before Jeruſalem on the Eaſt fide, and the mount ‘of oliues (hall cleaucin the middes thereof: toward the Caſt andtoward the Aeſt there fhallbee a very great 4 valley, and halfe of the mountaine fhall remooue towarde the Noꝛth, and halfe of the mountaine toward tbe South. . And pee fhall flee vnto the e valley of the monntatnes : fo: the valley of the moun- taines thal reach vnto Azal: pea, pe thal flee like as pee fled from the‘ carthquake in the dayes of Uzziah Ming of Judal): and the * amy God hall come, and all the faints ith thee. 6 And in that Dap Hal there beno cleere light but Darke. 7 Aud there Halbe a DayCit is knowen to a Hearmeththe godly againft the great tentarions that fhould come before they ene ioyed this pree fperous Rate promifed vnder Chrift that whes thefe dangers fhould come, they might know that they were warned of them afore. b As your fa- thers and you haue had expe- rience bothat theréd fea and at all other times, c€ By this maner of {peach the Prophet fhewerls Gods power and care ouer his Church, and how hewill as it were by miracle ſaue it. ſo ethem -e Mall tuk him thꝛough, when he prophe: fromal fuper- eth. Rition,and that 4 Andinthat vay thal the prophets f be their religion ahamed euery one of bis vilion, when hee thalbe pure. hath propbeited: neither hall they weare a e Meaning,the rough garmentto Decetue, falfe prophets § Wut he thallfay, Jamnas Prophet: andteachers, Jam an huſlbandman: foz man taught mee whoarethecor- tobe an beroman from mp pouth yp. ruptets of all 6 Andone hall lay onto him, hat are religion,whom the Prophet herecalleth vncleane (pirits. d That is, when they ſall prophefic lies,and male God , which is the-authour ef trueth,a icloke thereunto. e He fheweth what zeale the godly hall haue vn- der the kingdome of Chrift, Deut,13.6,9. f£ God thall make them ‘afhamed of their errors and lies, and bring them to repentance, and they thallno more weare Prophets apparell to make their doGrine feememore holy. g They thal confeffe their former ignorance,and bbs coment to lavour for their living. 9 d So that oue of all the partsof the world they thall fee lerufalem, which was before hid with this mountainet and thishee meaneth of the fpirituall Ierufalem the Church, e Hee fpeaketh of the hypo- crites, which could not — * Gods preſence, but fhould Aec into ali places,where they mighthide them among the mountains. f Reade Amos r.r. g Becaufe they did not creditethe Prophets words, he turneth to God, and comfortetb himfelfe in that that hee knew that thefe things fhould come,and fayth, Thou, O God,with thine Angels wilt come to pesforme this great thing. k : ç | | Waters of life. b Signifying,that ` there (hould be _ greattroubles in the Church,and that Frime here- _ of is inthe Lords handes, yet at fengeh(which is here meast by the eucning)God would fend com- fort. i That is,the fpi- ritual graces of BGod, which fhould euer con- tinue in moft ae bundance. k Allidolatry & fuperfticion {hall beaboliflied, and there fhalbe one God, one faith, and one religion, } This new Ic- rufalem hall be feene through all the worlde, and-fhall excell the firft in excel- lencie, wealth and greatne ſſe. m God willnot onely rayfe vp war without, but _ fedition at home totrie them. n To burt and oppteſſe bin, a Reade Ma, EPT ae b Which decla- reth their great ingratitud ¢ that did not acknow- ledge this loue, which was fo e- uident in that he chofe Abrahins A complaint againft aA the Lord) * neither Dap no? pve but about the enening timett ſhall be light. 8 Andin that day Kall here! waters of life goe out from Jerufalem , halfe of them toward the Ealt tea, and halfe of them to- ward the vᷣttermoſt fta, and ſhall be both in fummer and winter, : 9 And the Low thall be king ouer all the earth: in that Dap ſhall there be one * £o, and bis Mame thalibe one. 10 All the land Halbe turned! as a plaine from Geba to Rimmon, toward the South of Jerufalem, and it ſhalbe lifted vp,and in- habited in ber place: from Bentamins gate vnto the place of the firk gate, vnto the co?» nergate, and fromthe tomer of Hananiel, wntothekings wineprefies, 11 Andmen Wall Dwell init, and there fhall be no moze Deftruction , but Jerufalem ſhalbe fafely inhabited. 1 12 And ihis Halbe the plague wherewith the Lord fall fintte all people, that baue fought againſt Jerufalem: their fie yall coniume away,though thep tand vpon their feete, and their epes Hall confume in their — their tongue thal conſume in their mouth. I3 But in that day m a great tumult of the Lozd halbe among them, and cucty one Mall take the "hand of his neighbour, and bie en mal rife vp againlt the hand ef bis neighbour, 14 Qnd Judah wal fight allo againſt Je· rulalem,and the arme ef all he heathen ſhal Chap. j. bee gathered roundabout, with ° golde and fluer and great abundance of apparell. Ig Pet this Kalbe the plague ot the hozle, of the mule, of the camel,and of the afie, and of ali the beaſts that bein thele tents as this P plague. 16 But tt halcome to pofle that cucry one that ts left of all the nations, which came á- gaint Jernfalem, hall goe bp trom peere to peereto worſhip the King the Lozd of bolts, and to keepe the feat of Tabernacles. 17 And who fo will not come vp of all the families ofthe earth vnto Jerufalem to woz · fhip the king the Lord of hoſtes, euen vpon them fhall come no raine. 18 Andik the family of 3 Egypt goe not bp,and come not, it hal not raine bpon them. This (hall be the plague wherewith the Los woul ſmite all the heathen, that come not vp to keepe the ieat of Tabernacles. 19 This thall bee the puniſhment of Œ- Gype, and the puniment of ali the natrons, that come not vp to keeps the teaſt of Ta- bernacles. 3 20 Jn that day Hall there be written bpa onthe bridles of the holes, The holineſſe vnto the Lord, and the f pots inthe Loos Houle ſhalbe like the bowies befoze the altar. 21 Vea, euery pot in Jerufalem and Jn- Dab fhalbe holy vnto the Lord of hotes and allthey that facrifice, thal come and take of them, and ſeethe therein: and tn that Dap there thal be no moze the t Canaanite inthe Woule of the Lozd of hoſtes. : & Malachi. THE ARGVMEN Tf, Tee Prophet was one of thethree , which G captiuitie , and after him there was no more vntill lohn ken of Gods wrath,or an admonition that they fhould with more feru inzofMefliabh. He confirmeth the fame do@rine that the two former doe,but chicfly he reproucth for their couetoufneffe, and for that they ferued God after their owne fantafies, and not ac- eth certaine peculiar finnes, which were then among rourmurings againft God, impatience and fuch like, hee declareth that God would not forget his promife minz the Priefts cording to the prefcript of his word, He alfo not them,as marrying of idolatrous and many wiues, Notwithftanding, for the comfort of the godly, made vnto their fathers,but would fend Chrift bis meffenger , t Id be tersible to the wicked, and bring all confolation and ioy vn- complifhed, whofe comming fhou to the godly. CHAP. I. Ifrael & chiefly the Priefts. Pao Yea burden of the wozde of aN) the Loz to Iſrael by the mi- be miery of Malachi. 2 J baue loued you, fayth f inhattthou loucd bs 2CHas not Glau Jaakobs bzother, fapth the Lord? pet J loued Jaakob, 3 And J < hated Clan, and made bis from ont of all the worlde, and next chofe Iaakob the yonger bto- ther of whom they came, ond left Bfutheclder. € For befides that the fignes of mine hatred appeared cuen when hee was made fer- uant vnto his yenger brothe afterward in that he was put t, being j ét in his mothers belly, and alfo from bis birthright , yet eucn now before your eyes thefigneshereof are cuident, in that that his countrey lieth wafte,and bee (hall neuer returne to inhabite it,whereas ye my people, whomtheenemie hated more'then them, are by my grace and lone howard you deliucred,reade Rom: 9,13. ; ~ the Loz: yet ye lay, bcClhere · od raifed vp for the comfort of his Church after the Baptift was (ent, which was cithera to- ent defires looke for the cons- in whomthe Couenant fhould beeac- mountaines walte, and bis heritage a wuy- Dernefle fo: Dragons. ; 4 hough Enom fay, We are tmpoues ribed, but wee will returne, and butlde the Defolate places yet fapth the Lozd of holtes, hey Hatt buil, but J) will Deltroy it, and d Befides the rek , they Hall call them , The boder of wicked nefle, and the people with whom the Lozde is angry for cuer. And your eyes Mall feeit, and yc hall fay, The Lord will be magnified vpon the border of Iſrael. 6 Afonne honoureth his father, €a fer- nant dis matter. PE then F be a father, where is mine honour? And if J) be amatter,where is my teare, layth the Lod of bolts unto you, a D Pꝛieſts that deſpiſe mp Mane? and pee fay, (herein haue we Delpiled thy Mame? their example te l greater euils. | e He noteth their groſſe hypocrifie,which would not fee their faultay ff) but moftimpudently coucredthem,and fo were blinde guides, 7 Pe Holineffe in all. 357 o The enemies are rich, and therefore fhall not ceme fora pray, but tode- ftroy and (hed blood. p As the men fheuld be de- ſiroyed, verſ.i a. q By the Egyp- ' tians, which were greatest enemies to true religio he meaneth Aa the Gensiles, t Signifying, thae to what ferusce they were put now ( whether te labour, or to ferne in warre) they were now holy, becaufe the Lord had fan@ie ficd them, f Asprecious the onc as the other, becaufe they haf be fan@ified, t Butall thalbe pureand cleane,. and there (hall neither be hypes — crite, not any that hal corrupt the true feruice. ef God, of the people he condemreththe. 7 Pricts chiefly, becaufe they fhould hauere- ` | proucd others for® | their hypoeriſie, i and obftinacieas fi againft God, and $j} not haug harde- néd them by = The Prieſts and the people reprooued. f Yereceiue all maner cfferings for your owne greedinefic,and dee notexamine whether they be according to my Law or no, g Northat they fayd thus, but by their doings they declared no leſſe. h :-Youmake it no fault : where- by hecondem. + neththem,that thinke it fufiici- ent to ferus God partly 2she hath’ commaunded, and partly after “mans fantafie, and fo come not tothat purene ſſe ofreligion, which he requireth, and there fore in re- proch he fheweth _ them that a mor- ‘tall man would not be content . to be ſo ſerued. i He deridcth the Pricfts who 7 Pee offer fyncleane bread vpon mine altat,and pou fay, Wherein hane we poliu- ted thee? In that pelap, he table of the Lord ts not s tobe regarded. $ 8 And if pee offer the blinde foz facri- fice, it is hnot cuill; and if yee offer the lame ann ficke, tris net enti: affer it nowe vnto thy Prince: will hee bee content: with ie o? accept thp perton, ſavth the Led of boites? 9 And nowe, J prayyou, ‘pray before God, that hee map haur mercie vpon ys: this hath beene by pour meanes: will Hee — k pour perſons, ſayth the Lode of hoſtes? 19. MAho is there enen among you, ' that Would Mut the Doores , and kindle not fire ow inthe altar tn saine? J baue no plea- {ure in pou, ſaxeth the Lome of bates, eae will J accept an offering at your ana. Ir Sfo: from the rifing of the Gunne wn- tothe going Downe of the lame, my fame tsm great ainong the Gentiles, andinenes ty place incenfe fhaill bee offered puto mp Name, Auda pure offering: toz: my Mame is great among the heathen, fapeth the Lod of hoſtes. $ 12 , Wut pe hane polluted it, in that pe fay, Che table of the Lozd ts" poliuted, and the fruit thereof, eues his meate ts not tobe res garded. a a tg 13 Pee ſayd alſo, Behold, itis ao weari» Malachi. The Priefts charge. v. ra ye noto, D ye a Diete, thes comman- a Hefpeakerh Dement is fo? you. vnto them chiefs 2 Jipe wil not heare it, nor confiver itin ly, but vndee yourheart, to giue è gloꝛp unto mp s2ame, them he contei- layth the Lord ot hoſtes, A will euen fend a neththe people curſe vpon pou, will cutie yours blefltnas: alfo. yea, Jhaue curſed them alrtady, becaulepee b Toferueme | DOC not contider it in your heart. according to mp 2 Behold, 3 will corrupt d pour (eed,anB word, catt Dung vpun peur faces, cuenthec Dung c Thatis,theas of paur folemmne featts,and pou Gall bce itke burdance of vnto te. Gods benefits. 4 And ye ſhall know, that hae! fent d Your (cede this commandement vnto pou, that my to⸗ Cowen thalcome uenant which J made with Leni, might to no piofir, tand, ſayth the Lozd of hoſtes. _ € You boaft of. § p ecournant was with him of life yourholinefie, . and peace, ana J » gaue him feace, and bee facrifices,and | feared mee, and was atraid befoze + mp feafts,bur they Mame. J fall turne tø: 6 Thelawofktrueth wasin his mouth, your hame,and and there was no intquitte found in hts beasavileas,.s lippes: bee walked with mee in peace and dung, oo no | equitis,and did turne many away fromini: f The Pricksobe. quitte, ‘ " iced againft 7 Foꝛ the Dꝛieſtes: lips Houl preferue the Prophet, knowledge, and tiep hould teeke the Lawe. thathee could at bis mouth: for beets the ™ metlenger of notrepreoue:,. - the Loz of hotes, thems, hut hee 8 But pee are gone out of the way: pee multipeake as, - Daue canted many to fall by the Lawe: pee. gainftthe Price.’ bane broken the coutnantof Leui fayrh the hood, and thes z: Loꝛd of bolts: office eRtablithed nes and pe bane ſnuffed at tt, fapth the Lod of hoſtes, and yee offered that which was torne, and che lame, and the ficke: thus ye of: fered an offering: thould J accept this of pour hand, fapth the Lod? I4 But curled bee che deceiuer; which hath fn bis flocke pa male, and voweth, and facriticeth vnto the Lode a coprupt are the people n hand, that they prayed for them,and (hew- | eththat they ~ were the occafi- | -on,that thefe | euilscamevpon thing: foz J am a great King.laith the Lox | the people, st hoſtes, and nip Manie ts terrible ameng |k Will Go the beathen. ? | Sonfider your office and ftate, feeing ye are fo couetous and wicked? 1. Becaufe the Leuites who kept the doores, did not trie whether the facrifices that came in, were according to the Lawe , God witheth that they ‘would rather fhut thedoores, then to receiue fuch as were not per- fe. m God ſhewech that their ingrati:ude,and neglect of bis true feruice,thalbe the caule of thecalling of the Gentiles: and here the El ofthepeople, and bythe altar and facrifice he meancth the fpirituall | feruice of God , whichfhould be vnderthe Goſpel, when an ende 1} fhould be made to all thele legal! ceremonies by Chrifts onely fa- | crifice, n Both the Prieftes, and the people were infeed with | thiserrowr, that they pafled not what waseffered: for they thought | | that God wasas wellcontent with the leane as withthe fatre: but in -| the meane feafon they fhewed not that obedience to God which hee | required , and fo committed hath impictic, andallo ewed their "| coatemptofGod, and couctoulnefie. o The Priefts and people 1| were hoth weary with feruing God, and psffed not what manner of faerifice and fernice they gauero God: for that which wasleaft pro- $ fitable, wasthought good enough for theLerd, p Thatis, hath abilitie to feruethe Lord according to. bis word, and yet wilifque _ Pimaccording to kis couctous minde, m } CHAP, 11 i A Thraaenings againfe the Prieſts, being feducers | i athe people, Prophet that was vnder the Lawe, framed his wordes to the capacitie- 9 Therekore haue J allo mane vouto be. Deipifed, and vile before all the people, be- cauſe pee kept not mip wayes, but haue been patttailin the Law IO Haue we not all onc » Fatherzbath not one Goomade vs? why Doe wee tranigretie cuctp one agatult his brochcr,anv bacake the couenant of ° our fathers? LL Judah hathtranſgreſſed, anv anabo. mination ts committed in Dirael and in Jerulalem : foz Judab hath dctued the holt- neſſe of tye Loꝛd, which be loued, and hath marriedthe P Baughcer ofa flrange gov. 12 The Lod will cut of the man that Doeth this: both the matter and the leruant out of the Tabernacle of Jaakob, and him oe doereth an offering vnto the Lord of fa] ez ? 43 And. this haue pee done againe, and of Godby prorsns mife, bugheto ygs ſhewethinet the · office ig nothing. » flanderedwhen g theſe villaines and dung are called by their owne names. g Hetheweth what were the two conditions ofthe couenant mode withthe tribe of Leui on Gods part,thac he would giue them long life and felicitieyand fo that they {cemero faerifice in vaine, couered the altar ofthe Loyd with teares, : ta] l ES» on tharpart,that with weeping, and with mourning: becaute they fhould ©... faithfully ferue him according to bisworde, hI preferibed Leni 2 certaine Lawe toferveme. i He ferucd meand fet foorth my glory with all hus militi¢ and (ubmiflion. -_k He theweththarehe Prieſt ought to baue knowledge to infirud others inthe word of the Lord, . |. He is as the treafure houle of Gods word , and Oughtro giue-euery.one , according to their. neceflicic, andnotto referue it for him(elfe. m Shewing, that whalocuce doerh not declare Goads willis not. his meflenger and Prieſt. n The Prophet aecu eththe ingratitude of the Iewes toward God and man: for(ecing they were all borne ofone father Abraham, and Ged had ele&cdthemro be his holy people, they ougte neit er to offend God, nor their brechren, 0 Whereb, they.bad bound rhem(elucsto Godta be anholy peo- ple. p -They haue ioyned thenafeluesis marrige with shem thar © are ofanother religion, q That is, the Priefies. © Yecaufe the. popleto lament, hecauſe that God doeel not regard their (acrifices, . Iohn and Chriſt. { This is another fault whereof hee; accufeth them, that isjthat they brake the lawes of marrage. t As the onehalfe of thy felfe. u She that was the offering fs no moꝛe regarded, neither re ceiued acceptably at your hands. 14 Wet yee lay, cciherein? Becaule the Lod bath bene witneſſe betweene thee and the wifeof chy youth, agatnit whome thou bail tranſgreſſed: petibe is thp ‘companion, and the wife of rijp * cournant. Ig And did not * he make onezyct had be (y abundance of ipirit: and wherefore one? ioyned to thee by becaule hee ſought agetlp z feene : therefore afolemne couce- 4 nant,and by the jnuocation of . keepe your ſeluẽs ti poursipicit,and ict none treſpaſſe againit the wite of bis youth. | 16 Pichon hateſt her,opur her away, laith Gods Name, the Lod G30 of Jirael, pet he concreti: the x DidnotGod iniurie ynder bis garment iaith the Laa of make wman and. hoſtes: therefore keepe pour ſelues in pour womanasone ſyirit, and tranſgrefſfe nat. fleſh and not 17 De haue wearied the Lord with pour many? woꝛds: pet pe p Aherein bane we weari⸗ e fap, Euery one that «doth bt ofthe Lod, and he A where ts the Goo of y By hispower & ed htm? dithen vettue he could enill, ts good in thet haue made many delighteth in them. women fot one ftuDgement? man. z Suchasfhould be borne in lawfull and moderate mariage wherein is no excefle oflufts, a Conteine your {clues within your bounds, and be (ober in mind, & bridle your afieGions.. b Notthat he coth allow diuorcement, but of the two fau'ts,hee fheweth which istheleffe. c He thinketh it fufficiert to keepe his wfe ftil,elbeit he cake others,and fo as it were couereth his fault, d Yemtsmared againft God,becaufe he heard you notaffooneasyee called, ¢ In thinking that God fauoured the wicked, and hath no refpectto them thatferuehim, f -Tousthey blaſphemed God in condemning his power andiuftice,becaufe he iuéged not according to their fan aſies. a This is meant of Iohn baptiſt. as Chriſt expoun- dethit,Luke 7.27 b Meaning, Mel- fias as Phal 40:5, 7.dan.9 17:25- © That isyChrift by who: he coue- nant was made & ratified,who is called the Angel or mefienger of the couenant,be- caufe he reconci- Jeth vs to his Fae ther:and is Lord or King,becaufe he hath the go- uernment ofhis Church, d He theweth that the hypocrits which wilh fo much for ý Lords comming, wil not abide when hee draweth neere: for he will con- C H AP.WLAL 1 Ofthe menger ofthe Lord Johs Baptis, and of Chiifts ofice. > B hold, J will end my > meflenger, and be (yall prepare the way before mee : and the Lod whom pe ſeeke, hall ſpeedily come to his Geinple? eventhe © meſſenger ofthe coucnant whom yee defire : bebott, hee hall come, fairy the Lo2dofhaits. : 2 Gut who map 4 abive the Day of his comming? and who hall endureswhen hee appeareth? fo2 hee tslike a purging fire, and like fullers ope. TE 3 Andbe hall fit downe to trie and fine the filuer: Hee wall ehen finethe ſonnes of e Lent, and purifie than as gold and Gilucr, that they may bring offerings vnto the Loz in righteouſneſſe. 4 hen hall the offrings of Judah and Jerufalem bee acceptable vñto the Lod, as inolBtime,andinthepeeres afore. < 5 And J wil come necreto pou to iudge- ment, and J will be afwitt witnelle again the foothfayers, and againſt the adulterers, and againtt falle ſwearers, and againſt thole that wꝛongkully keepe backe the hirelings wages, and vexe the widow and the Fathers lefe and oppreffe the tranger,and feare not me laith the Lord of hoftes. 6 Foꝛ Jamthe Lord: Ichange not.and yee ſonnes of Jaakob fare not conſumed. 7 From the dayes vf pour fathers, pee are gone away from mine oxdinances, and Hane not kept them : ereturne vnto mee, and 3] will returne vnto yon, faith the Lo20 of hoſtes: bur pee ſaid, cherein ſhall wee res turne? 8 Cilla tman (pople hisgods? pet kaue pe ſpopled mes but pe fay, Cdiberein haug we ipopled thee? Jn i tithes and offerings. 9 Pearecaried with a curſe: for pe haue {popled me euen thts whole natten. Io Bing pecall the tithes into the Fores youle that theremay be meat in mene bouie, and posne menow herewith faith the Lora of bates, if J wilinot open the windowes of peauen bute you, and powe vou out a bleſ⸗ i ngt without meaſure. : 11 And J will rebuke the! deuonrer fo) „pour lakes, and be hall not Deftroy the frut of pour ground, neither Wali your vine bee barren in the field (arth the Loz ef hottes. 12 And all nations hhaticall you bis fico; foz ye Hail bea pleatant land, taith the Log of hoſtes. 3: Dour words. bauc bene tout m again nig, ſatththe Load: yet pee fap, Ebat pane we ſpoken againt thee? — 14 Dee haue fatt, It is in paine to ſerue God:and what profit is it that we hane Rept his comnraundement, aud that wee walked humbly before the Lod of hotts? Ig Therefore we count the proud bleſſed: eucn they that woke wicked neſſe, are (ct bp, ae they that tept Ood, pea, thepare De. iuered. 16°° Then ſpake they that feared the Lod, everyone tobis netshbour, and the LoD hearkened and peard it and ar booke ofremembzance was written before him foz them that feared the Lord, and that thought vpon bis janie. ` 17 And they Hall be to me, faith the Lod of hoaſts, in that day athar J thal Doe this, fo? a ftocke, and J will (pare them, asa man {pareth bis owne fonne that lerueth hint, 18 Then Kall you returne, and ditcerne betweene the righteous and wicked : bes tweene him that feructh God, and him that lerueth bim not. Chap. iij. iiije Abookeofremembrance, 3 58 g Reade Zech, b. J0 h There athenfo ofthe hea that barbarous, theit willdefiaud hos gods of theit nour, or deale deccitfully with them, i Whereby the fervice of God fhould hauc bene maintained, and the Prielis, and the poore relie= ved, ms, k Not having re. fpe& how much yee ncede, but I will giue you in all abundance, fo that yee ſhall Jacke place to put my blef- fingsin. 1 Meaning, the- caterpillerjand, whatfocuer de- ftroycth corne and fruits. m Tke Prophet- condemneth them of double - blafphemie a- gainit God: firtt in tha; they faid that God had no- r fpe&to them that ferucd him, . . and next that the wicked were- morc in his fae uourthen the. godly, n They are noe onely preferred to honour, but alfo deliuered from dangers. o Afe- tes thefe admonitions of the Prophet fome were lively touched, and ~ encouraged others to feare God. p Both becaufethe ching was ftrange that fom ed to Ged in that great and vniuerfall corrup- tion, and alfo that chis might bee an example of Gods mercies, to all penitent finners, q When I fhal] reftore my Church accordingto my promiſe, they thalbe as mineowne proper goods, £ Thatis, , + forgiue their finnes, and gouerne them with my ſpitit. T CHAP IIII. b i the Lord, before the which Eliiah 0 ome. . — F behold, the Day commeth, that hall a burne as an ouen, and all the poud yea, and ali that Do wickedly, balbe ſtubble and a He prophe- fieth of Gods A ; fume them, and purge his,and make them cleane, e Hebeginneth. at the Priefis,that they migbt be lights & ſhine vnto others, f They murinered againft God, becaufe they faw not his help euer prefent to defend them:and therfore he accufeth them of ingratitude,ard fhew- eth that in rhat they are not daily confumed,jit is a token that he doth fill defend them,and fo bis mercy toward them neuer changeth, the vay that commeth, Hall burne then wp, iadgements a. | faith the Lord of hotes and ſhall leaue them gaintt che wic- neither roote no? baanch. ked,who would 2 But vnto pou that feare my mame, ſhal not receiue Chrift, when as God fhould fend him for the reftauration of his Church, . the Sunne of righteoufneffe. b Meaning therfunne of righteouſneſſe arie sna health Chrift,who with ‘hall be pander hts wings , and pee Hall < goe his wings or fazth,and grow ty as tat calues. ; beames of his 3 And yee ſhall tread Downe the wicked: grace [hould for they (hall bee Dut under the foles of your lighten and keete in the dap that F Hall Doc chis, faith the comfort his Loꝛd of hoſts. Church,Ephef. 4 ¿Remember the Lawe of Moles my 5.14.and he is called the Sunne of righteoufneffe , becauſe in himfelfe hee hath all erfection, and allo the iultice of che Father dwelieth in him: where- By hee regeneraceth vs into righteoufneffe, clenfeth vs from the filth of this world, and reformeth vs to the imageofGod. e Yethalbe fet at libertieand increafein the ioy ofthe Spirit,z.Cor.3.17. d Be- cauſe therime was come, that the lewes fhould be deftieute of Pro- phets vntill che time of Chrift, becaufe they fhould with more feruent mindes defire his comming, the Prophet exhorteth them to exercile ehemfclues diligently in ftudying the Lawe of Mofes in the meane Geafon, whereby they might continue io the true religion,and alfo be med acain[ all centations. Malachi. Elijah the Prophee. feruant, which J commanded onto him its Hozeb tor all Iſrael with the ſtatutes and tudgements. 4 § Behold, F willfend yon e Eliiah the e This Chriſt Prophet before the comming of the great expoundeth of and £ fearefull day of the Lod. John Baptift, 6 Aud hee all e turne the heartofthe Mac.rs.13,14 Fathers to the childꝛen, and the beartoftbhe who both tor chuldzen to theit fathers, leſt J come * and hiszeale,and ſmite the earth with curing. ” seftoring ofre- ligion ıs aptl compared to Elijah. f Which as it ĩs true forthe wicked, fo doeth it waken che ʒodly, and call them to repentance. g Hee (heweth wherein [ohns office lhould Rand : in the turning of mento God, and toyning the father and children in one vnitie of faith: fo that the father (hali turne co thereligion of bis fonne which is converted to Chrift , andthe fonne hall embrace the faith of ‘the tus fathers Abraham, Izhak and laakob. h The iécond point of his office, was to denounce Gods iudgemenis againft them that would not rè- ceiue Chrift. The end of the Prophets. 1 2.King.23.206 3.Chron. 35. 1. lOr, Jehiel. hOr, Hafabias, HOr, Jehiel, Jar, Chorahas and || Cytelus, ano Iozam captaties gaug 23 The wozkes pf Jolas were ——— BIS rb ‘AP OGRY PHA. . THE ARGVMENT. . ae bookes that follow in order after che Prophets vnto thenew Teftament, arecalled APO- CRY PHA, that is, bookeswhich were not receiued by a common content to bee read and ex- pounded publikely in the Church , neither yet ferued to proue any point of Chriftian religion, faue in as muchas they had theconfent of the orher Scriptures called Canonieall to confirme the fame, or ra- ther whereon they were grounded: but as bookes proceeding from godly men, were receined to bee read for the aduancement and furtherance of ihe knowledge of the hiftorie, and for the infru@ion of godly maners: which bookes declare that at all times God had an efpeciall care of his Church, and left them not veterly deftirute of teachers and meanes to confirme them in the hope of the promifed Mef- fiab, and alfo witneffe that thofe calamities that God fent to his Church , were according to his proui- dence,who had both ſo threatned by his Prophets, & fo brought it to paſſe for the defiru@ion of their enemies,and forthe triall of his chitdren. Tis nvEe§ DRITA S CURA PS- I; ‘ 3 Tofias appointeth Prieftes , and keepeth the Paffeouer. 7 Offrings for the Priefés & the people. 11 The order of the Leuttes. 23 The upright life ‘ef lofas. 25 His death and the occafion thereof, -and the lamentation for him, 34 Teachax appoix- ted king. 53 The deftruction of Ferufalem. — f2D Joitas kepr the al x ouer re his Losin fert- S falem, and ofred the Pal⸗ A Ouer in the fourteenth Day of the firt moneth, J 2 And appointed the Piieſts according to their Hayly courfes, being tlo- then mith tong garments in the Temple of the Lez. i 3 And hee pake tothe Leuites the Doly minifters of F irael that they Would fanctrfte themlelues tothe 102d , to fet the bolp Arke pf ie Low in the boufe, which Salomon the lonneof king Danid had but, 4 And fayd, Dee hall no moze beare the Arke hpo pour thouloers: now therfore ſerũe the Low your God , andtake the charge of bis people of Iſrael, and pꝛepare accozding toyonr families and tribes, — 5. Atter the wattingof Danin king of Jf- raci, and accozding to the matelty of Salo- mon bis fonne,and tand in the Cemple(ac- Lcozding tothe oder of the Dignitie of pour fathersthe Lenttes ) which were appointed befoze pour brethren che children of Iſrael 6 Dikertn order the Wafleouer, emake ready the facrifices fo: pour brethzen, and keepe the Paſſeouer after the Lurdes come Mmanveinent given to Woles. 7 And Jolias gaue to the people that was pcut , thirtie thoufand lanives and kins with thiee thouſand calues. f 8 Thef were giuen ot the kings poe fons according tothe pzomife, tothe people, P and to the Prieſts, and tothe Leuites: Tien © 4 Offer ſuch a Paſſeouer as DID Jodas, and gane Melktas and Sachariasand || Dpeius tothe Lenites foz the Paſſeouer fue thou⸗ fana fheepe,and ſeuen hundzeth calues. 10 And when thele things were Done, the Pꝛieſts Ethe Lenites Koo in oder, baning bnleauened bread according to the tribes, — It And after the oder of the Dignitie of their fathers, before the people to offer to the Lod, astt is written in the bookes of Mop⸗ fes: and thus they did in the mozning, I2 And they rofed the Paſſeoũer with fire as * appertained,and they (od their offe= rings with perfumes in caldons and pots, 13 And fet tt before all them that were of the people, and afterward they pzepared toz themltines, and foz the Pꝛieſtes their bes tizen the fonnes of Aaron, 14 forthe Pꝛieſts offered the fatte vnto theeuentng , and the Leuites did make rea» Dic foz themifelues , and for the Prieſts thetr brethren the onnes of Jarom -> 15 And the boly fingers the fonnes of As faph, were m their orders, atcording to the appointed ordinances of Danin, to wir, g- taph and Azarias, and) Codima which |CrsZedurbawe — wasof thekings appointment, 16 And the porters were at every gate fo that ft was not lawtullthat any Mould pafe bis o2dinary watch ifo? their bzethzn the Leuites made ready fo: terns i 17 Ano in that day thole things which appertained to thefacrtfice ef the Lezd, were accompliſhed that they might otter the Wal- oner, J j 18 And ofter lactifices vpon the altar of the Lod, accogding to the commaundement ofking Jofias. — N R 19 Bothe children of Iſrael, which were patient at that time, Kept the Paſſeouer, and the feat of vnleauened bread fener Bayes. 1D there was not ſuth a Paſſeouer Fiat ince the time of Samuel the oper, : 21 And all the kinges of Iſrael did vet the gouernours ofthe Temple, to the pꝛieſts the Pꝛieſts and the Lemtes,and the Jewes, fo: the Paſſeouer two thouſand ſix hundzeth and all Iſrael which were found to temaine fheepe,and three hundreth calues 9° Furthermore, Jechontas, t Damatas and Mathanacl his baeth2e1, and || Dabtas, > fa gerulalem. 22 Jn the eighteenth yeere of the reigne of zonas was this Paſſeouer kept. Exod. 1 2.88 nae Or, by worfhip- ping fenlible Creatures: ; 2C hron: 35:20 2King. 23 30. NEIN. 36. 1. | — — T.Efdras. hefoze his Lord with a heart full ofgodiines. -24 And concerning the thinges which came to paſſe in his tine, thep are witten before, to wit, oft hoſe that tinned and din wickedly againſt the Lod, aboue euery na: tion and kingdome, and grieued bim with ifentible things, ſo that the wordes ot the Lord itsod bp again Iſrael. 25 CRW after alithele acts of Joſias. it came to paffe that when Pharaoh king of Capptcanie te moue war at Carchãmis vp- ou Cuphrates,Jolias went out again him 26 Gut the bing of Egypt fent to him, faying , Chat hate J to doe with thee, D king of Judea? 27 Jam not lentof the Loyd Ged againſt thee; but mp warre ts vpon Euphzates, and now the Lod ts with mec, and the Lozd bas fteneth nie forward: Depart from me, and be not again the Lod, 28 But Jolias would not turne backehis chariot frein him, but prepared himictte to fight with him, not regarding the words of Jeremias the Prophet, by the mouth of the O20, 29 But heelet himletfe in battell aray as gank hin in che field of Megiddo, andthe Punces came Downe toking Jolas. 30 And the King law to bis ſeruants, Conuey me out of the battell, foz J am very weake. And by and by hts ſeruants brought him out ofthe battell, 31 Bo dee gate vp on his ſecond chariot, ¢ being come agate to Jerufalem he changed Dis ite, € was buried ti bis fathers graue. 32 And in all Judea was Jolas beway- LD, pea, Jeremias the Prophet Din lament fo: Jotias , and the gouernours, and their wiues BID lament Him vnto thisdayt and this was ordeined tu all the kinred of Iſra· el,to be Done continualiy. 33 Wut thele things are mitten in the booke ofthe toriesof the kings of Judea, & eucry one of the acts.that Joltas Bid,and his glory, and his knowledge in the law of the Lord, and the things which bee did befoze, aud the thinges now rehearfed are regiftred inthe booke of the kings of Jacl ¢Zunea. 34 Then thevof the nation toske * Jaa. thas che onne of Jolias,and made him king in ſtead ofhts father Jotas, when vec was thzce and twenty yeere old. i 35 And he reigned in Judea and in Jeru- faem three moneths: foz the king of appt Depoled him from reigning in Jerufalem, 36 Hee tared allo the peopie of an bun- Dzet) talents of filucr, tone talent of gold. 37 And the king of Egypt made Joacim dis brother king of Judea and Jeruſalem. 33 Ana hee bound Joachas and his ga. uernours: but when hee had taken Zaraces His brother, he lev him away into appt. 39 Twenty and fue yeere old was Joa tin when be reigned in Judea and Jerula- leit, and He did cwlllin the fight of the Laz, 40 Mherekore againt him came vp a> duchodonoſor king of Babylon, whowhen He had bound him with a chaine of bꝛaſſe len him away into Babylon. 41 Then Mabuchovenoloz tooke of the oly veficis of the Lode, and caried them away , € {et them in bistemple at Babylon. 42 Butall hts actes,and his pꝛophanati⸗ on, anv bts rep2och,are wꝛitten in the boeke ofthe Cipenicies ofthe kings, _ 43 Aud Joacim hts fone reigned for binm: and when he was made king, bee wag eighteene veere old. 44 Gnd hee reigned theee moneths and ten dayes in Jerufalem and gee DID cuill in the fight of the Lod. 45 Soa veere after Nabuchodouoſo⸗ ſent and brought him to Babyion withtye boipvefleisoftheLona. 46 And he made Sedecias king of Judea and Jerulalem, when be was one and twen⸗ tp peere old, and je reigned eleuenpeeres. 47 And bee did eull! in the fight ofte Lord, neither did be feare the words ſpoken *by Jerenas the Prophet from che mouth ef the Lord. 48 Foꝛ after that he was ſworne to king Nabuchodonoſoꝛ, gee forzlware himſelfe by the name of the Lozd,ana fel away, and hat- Dened his necke and Hisheart, ¢ tranfaret (eB the lawes ofthe Lord Gov ot Iſraei. 49 Allo the goucrnoursof the people,and the Piets committed many things agains the Lawes, and paffed all the poilutions of ainatiens, and polluted the Tempie of the Lod, which was ſanctilied in Jeruſalem. SO Neuertheleſſe the God of their fathers feit his mefengers to cal him backe,becaule he (pared them,and bis owne Tabernacle. _ SF Bue they derided his meſſengers, and Inthe Day, that rhe Lod ſpake vnto them, they mocked bis Prophets, §2 Bothat hee, being moonet to anger again& His peeple foz thee great wicked- Nes, cõmanded the kings of the Chaldeans to inuade them. 53 Thele killed their young men with the ſword round about their bolp Temple, neis ther Did they (pare young man, no: mayden, neither old manno: chid among them. §4 But hee deltuered them ali into their bandes, and allthe boly veſſels of the Log, both great and miall, with the vellels of the Arke oek God: and they tooke and caryed a> way the kings treaſures into Babylon §§ Aud they (ct fire in the Doule of the Lod, and brake Dawne the walles of Jeru- falem,anz burnt their towers with fre. §6 They confiumed allo all the poccions things thereofand brought them to nought, and rhole that were left by the ſword, bee cas ried away into Babylon. i 57 And they were ſeruants to him, and to bts childzen tiilthe Perſians retgned, to fulfil the wod of the Lord bp the mouth of *Jleremtas, i ’ 58 And that the land might entoy bee Sabbaths alithe time, that it wae delolate, till ſeuenty peeves were accompliſhed. CHAP. ; l E Cyrus gaue leaue tothe Fewes to returne. 1o Hee fint the holy veffels. 13 The names of them that returned. 16 Their aduerſaries did let their building, andthe Kings letters for the fame, {2 *the tirſt peece of the reigne of Cyzus the Lord by the morith of Ieremias. Qe Lord by th h 2 The Tere. 38.21. Tere.25 11 ana 29.10, 2. (hron36, 22. king of the Perligns, to fulftit the woz0 of exa i, 1. Apocrypha. fOr, Shafh-bafar, er, Sanabaffar. Chap. ij.iij. 2 Tie Lord raiſed vp the mirit of Cyrus Hing of the Perſians, and he made procla- mation throughout all his kingdome, cuen by exprefieletters, i 3 Daving, Thus fayeth Cprus King of the JPcruuany, The Lord of Fivacl,euen the molt hte Lozd, hath made me King oner the whole world, NI $F 4. And he hath commanded me to build hin an boule in Jeruſalem which is in Juves. § ¥ttherebeany therefore of you of his people, let the Loꝛd euen hts Lom bee with Him, andlet hin goe vpto Jerulalem, which ts in Judea,and build the houſe of the Low of Iſrael: beis tye Lom which owellecy tu ZJerufalem. 6 All they then that Dwell tn the places round about, thole, liay that are tn hisplace, letthembelpe him with golve and tiluer, 7 Aity giftes with horſes and cartel, and other things, which thal be brought.ac⸗ cording to the vowes, tuto the temple of the Lord. which ts in Jerufalem, H 8 CThenarole the chick ofthe families of Judea and of the tribe of Beniamin, and the Pꝛieſts and Leuits, and all whole mind the Lod had moued to govp,and build arn houſe tothe Lom in Jerũſalem. 9 And thole that were about them, bel- ped them in all things with ſiluer and gold, boles , ana cattell, and with diuers vowes of many whole minds were ſtirred vp. Io Altoking Crus brought out the holy veffels of the Lard, which s2abuchodonoioz had caried out of Jerulatem,and had confe- crated them ty the temple of his oles, Il Now when Cyrus King ofthe Perſi⸗ ans had brought them out, he Deliucred the to Mitchꝛidates histrealurer, 12. By whom they were given toll Abate far the gouernour of Judea. 13 CUiherof this was the number: a thous fand gelden cups, & athouland filuer cups, ‘balins of filuzr foz the facrtfices, nine and Eya 46. HOr,Bi(chlemus. i Or,Shim{bi, twenty, viols of gold thirty, æ of fluer two. thoufand foure hundreth and tenne, anda thoufand other veffels. 14 So all the veſſcls of golde and fiker, which they carted away, were fine thouſand fouredunszeth,thaceltore and nine, 15 hep were brought by Sanabafiar with them of che captiuitie of Babylon ta Jerufalem. ; 16 QBut*in the time of Artarerres king of che Perſians, Belemus,t Mithꝛidates, and Tabellius, and Rathumus, and Beel- tethmus, and |\@emellius the ſecretaty, and others which were ioyned to theſe, dwel⸗ ling in Samaria and tn other places, wote puto him this Epiſtle bere folowing against them that dwelt in Judea and Jerufalem, TO THE KING ARTAXERXES OVR LORD, : 17 Ahyleruante, Rathumus the writer ef things that come to pafle,and Semellius the fecretary, and the reſt of their counceil, mp the Judgeswhich are tnCoelolpzta and enice. 18 Bee it now therefore knswen fo our Loz the King, that the Jewes which came bp from pou, ate come to ug into Jerulas lem , that rebellions and wicked citie, and build the market places, and make vp the Jats thereof, and lap the foundations of the Temple. f 19 Therekoꝛe if this citie bee built, ana the walles be fintthed , they will not onely nei endure to paptribute but alio wilirede ings. 20 Aub becaulethe things pertaining ta the Temple goe forware, we thought tt woe meete te paſſe oner fucha thing, 21 But to declare it to our loz the King, that ik it bee chy pleafire, it map bee fought out in the bookes ot thy fathers, 22 Ane’ thou halt find nthe Chronicles the wattings concerning thele things, ana Wait know chat this city DiD alwayes rebel, and did trouble both kings and cities, 23 And that the Jewesare rebellious tais fing alwayes warres therein: fo: the whicy cauſe alfa this city was madedelolate. 24 grow therefore, D loz the King, wee Declare tt,thatit this citte bee built, and the wals therofrepaired, poutbal haue ne moze paſſage into Coeloſyria, noe Phenice. 25 ¶ Then the king wote againe to Rac thumus,that wote the thiftas that came te palle and to Beeltethmus, and to Semelli> us tie ſecretary, and tothe ref of thoſe that Were taped with tiem, and to the Dwellers of Samaria, Apia Phenice, thele things that follow. i 26 3 haue read the Epiſtle, which ye ſent to me: therfore J commanded, that it chould be fought out, ¢ it was found,tbat this city bath alwapres practiled againit kings, 27 And that the men thereof were giuen to rebellion and wars, and how that migh⸗ ty kings and ferce hane reigned in Jerulae — tooke tribute of Coeloſyria, ant entce. 28 Now therefore J baue commanded to forbid thele men to burld vp the city, € that: it be taken Heed that no moze be done, 29 And that thole wicked things which: Moula molek the king, ganot forward. 30 Then when Rathumus, and Demel- tius the (etretarp,ethe reſt, which were top» . ned with them, had read the things, which King Artarerres had witten, thep mooued theic tents with ſpeede to Jerufalem with horſes and men in aray, i 31 And began tolet them which built, ſo that the building of the Temple in Jerula- - lent cealed vnto the feconn yere of the reigne of Darius king of the Perſians. CHAP, IIL 1 The feaft of Darizs.26 The three wife fentecesy Ow when Darins reigned, he madea great feat toalt bis ſubiects, and te all thofe of bis owne houle,and to all the Pꝛin⸗ ces of Media and (Deria, - 2 Gudtoall the gouernors ecaptaines, and lieutenants that were with him, front India vnto € thropia ofan hundreth and fee uen and twentyprouinces. 3 And whenthey had eaten and munke, and were latiſtied they Departed and King Darius went into bis chamber, and Uept tH be wakened againe. A Gin the meane time there sk aici | 360 ‘Apocrypha. y lOr pounds. y Š I. Efdras. the guard, keepers ofthe kings body, ſayde pueta another, 5 Let cucryoncef vs (peake a lentence, and je that Mal ouercome,¢ whole fentence fall appearewiler then the others,Darins the King Mail giue bunt great gifts,¢ great things tn token of ntctasy, - a 6 Gs to weare purple, and to Minke in golde,and tofiecpe m golde, and a chariot with bioles of gold,an bead tire of finclins nen and a chaine about his necke. 7 Ant hẽ thal lit neve to Darius for bis wildome, and Halbe called Darius coufin. 8 Then euery man wrote hts ſentence, and fealed tt, and put it vader the piilow of king Darius, 9 Aud lapor, when the King role, they would gine bim the waiting, € whole fen- tence the king and the thace princes af Per⸗ fia ſhould iuBge to be wiſeſt, to him ould the victorybe giuen as it was appointed. lo Due wrore, Che wine ts trongeſt. II Che other wete, Che king ts ſtrogeſt. 12 Gbe other wrote, omen are trons gett but tructhouercominety all things. 13 @ And when tie king role, they tooke the wattings and gaue them to bia, and be read them, I4 And fent and called all the noble men Of Perſia and of Media, and the gouernozs and the captatues, and lieutenants, and the Conlſuls, 15 And late him downe in the Councell, and the weiting was read before them. 16 Chen he lain, Call the pong men that they map Declare their owrie lentences, Ho they called them,and they came in. 17 Chen helatd vnto them Declare vn- to vs the wꝛitings. Do che firt bega, which bad [poken of the ttrenath ofwine, 18 And fayd on this maner, D ye men, howe ſtrong ts wine! it Decewuety all men that minke tt, f Ig It maketh the minde of the king and of the fatherleſſe both one,of the bonde man and ofthe free man,of the pooze man and of the rich man, 20 Jt turneth allo euery thought into ioy and gladueſſe, ſo that one remembzctl ne maner of ſoꝛow no? Debt. 21It maketh every beart rich,fo that one remembreth neither king no: gouerno2, and caufeth to ſpeake all things by |\talents. 22 Aben men haue drunke, they bane no minde to leue either friends e? bꝛethren, and a little after they Draw out ſwoꝛds. 23 But when they are fromthe wine, they Do not remember what they baue Bone. 24 D ye men, is not wine trongett, which compelleth to doe fuch things? and he peld His peace when be bad thus ſpoken. C HA:PO Hot Of the firength ef aking. 13 Of the flrengtho women. 34 Of the real of Tee foe es tence approued, 47 and his petition granted. T en the econo which had ſpoken of the ſtrength ofthe king began to fay, 2D ye men,are not men ſtrongeit, which Qeare ruleby land and by fea, and ouer all things which are in them? 3 But the king ts pet greater:kor $e ruleth all chings,and ig Lod of them, fo that they Boe all things wbich be conumandech them. 4 Jf he vid them make war one againtt another, they Doc it: if be lend them out a= gatnt the enemies, they go tbzeake Downe mountaines, and wailes,and towers. -S They kul ¢ are killed,and de not paſſe the commandement of the kingtit they overs come, they being all to the king, as weil the {povles as all other things, 6 And thole allo which go nat to warre and battell,but till theearth : for when they baue ſowen it again, they reape tt, tiing tt tothe king,and compell one another to pay tribute to the king. : ADRE 7 Pethe is but one man: if he bid, Kul, they kill; ik he ſay, Spare, they fpare. ] 8 Ihe bid, Amite, they imtte: if bee bia them, Bake delolate,they make Delolate: it be bid, Suild, they build. —8 9 I hebtd, Cut off, they cut off: if he bia, Plant,they plant. ; q Io $0 all hts people,and ali his armies obey one man: in the meane whtic he fittech Down, he eateth and dunketh,and tieeperh, II Foꝛ thele eepe Him round about;nets thercan anyone go œ Do bts owne bulinetie, neither are thep Difobedient vnto him, 12 D pe men, pow fhould not the king be Trongett,{ecing hers thus obeyed? Se hee held bis tongue. _— } . 13 @ Chen the third which had fpoken of women ¢ of the truth (this was Fozobabei) beganto (peake, | jig 14 D pee men, nether the mighty King, no: many men noz wine is ſtrongeſt: wha then ruleth them o: bath Dominion ouce them? are they not women? À Ig Momen haue bose the king, tall the people which beare rule by ica and by land, 16 Cuenof them were they borne, and thepnourihed them which planted p vines of which the wine is mate. 17 They allo make mens garments and. make men honourable, neither can men bee without women, 18 And ik they bane gathered together gold and lilucr,o2 any goodly thing.vo they not lone a faire and beantrfullwoman ? 19 Da they not leane all hole things and giue themfclues wholly unte ber, and gape, and gaze vpon her, ati men delire her more then gold o: fluer, o2 any precious thing? 204 man teaueth bis owne father which Hath nourthed him,and his owne countrey, and ig ioyned with his wife. a 21 And faz the woman he teopardeth his life,and neither remembzcth father no? mo- ther nor countrey. 22 Therekore bythispe may know that the women beare rule ouer pout Doe pe not labonr and trauel, and giue and being all te the women ? 3 i 23 Pea, a man taketh bis ſword and go · eth fozth to kiland to ſteale, and to ſayle bp” ou the fea, and vpon triuers 24 And he ſeeth a Lion € goeth in Dark- nes, and when he hath tolen, rauiſhed and {poyled, he batngeth tt te bis loue.. j 25 AA as aman pet bis owne wife moze thentather oz mothe t 2 26 Dea, Apocrypha. Chap 26 Pea, many hae run mad forwomen and haue bene ſeruants foz them. ; 27_ Many allo Hane periſhed and haue erred and finned fo women. 28 owe therefore Doe pou not beleeuc mee ? ts not the King great in bis power? Doe not all regions feare to couch bim? A 29 Yet J faw bimand Apame, the kings cone tubing, the Daughter of the famous Bartacus, fitting on the right hand ofthe King, 5 30 And thee tooke the crowue sit the Kings beade, and put it vpon ber owne, and Krooke the King with ber left hand. i 31 Pet in the meane feafon the King gapen ano gazed on her : and if the laughed at bim, hee laughed s ann if ſhee were angrie with him, hee Did flatter her-that hee might be reconciled with et. 32 eww then,D ye men, are not women moze ſtrong fecing they doe thus? — 33 C Then the King and the inces looked ae spon an other, and He began to (peake of the 34 D pe menare not women ſtronger? great is the earth, and the heauen ts high, and the oun is ſwifkt in pis courte: foz he turnech round about Heauen in one Day, and runneth agatue into bis owne place. r 35 Is not he great that maketh thele things ? — the trueth is greater znd ſtronger then p all. 36 Allthe earth calleth foz tructh, and the Heauen blefleth tt: and all things ave haken and Eror > neither is there any vniuſt thing with it. 37 The wine is wicked , the Ring is wicked, women are wicked, and all the childzen of men are wicked, and all their wicked works are fuch, and there is no truck in them, and they perti in thetr iniquitie. ‘ 38 Buͤt trueth doeth abive, andis rong fog eller, and liveth and reigneth foreuer and euer. 39 With her there is ne recetuing of perfons no: Difference;but fhe Docth the things which are tut t abiteineth Erom vniuſt and wicked things, and all men fauour her workes. : 40 Neither is there any vnluſt thing inher indgement, and fhe ts the ftrength and the king: Dome andthe power, and matelie of allages. Bleſſed be the Goo of truth. : 41 Bo hee ceaſed to peake, and then alt the people cried and fab, Truethis great and rene et » * 42 Then the King laid vnto him, Alke what thou wilt beſides that whichis appointed, and wee will gine tt thee, becauſe thou art found the wikt, and thou ſhalt ha ertie to ſit bymee; and ſhalt be callen mpy contun 43 € Then be {apd tothe King, Remember the vowe that thou batt powen to buttoe Jeruſa⸗ lem in the Day that thou tookett the kingdome, 44. And to fend again all the veflels that were taken out of Jerufalem, which Cyans fet apart when hee made a vow to cutoff Babylon, and bowed to ſendthem thither. 45 Thou aliohak vowed to build the Tem- ple, which the Joumeans burnt when Judea was deſtroyed by the Chaldeans. my 46 And now, D lorde the king, thists that which J delire and require of thee, and this ig themagnificeuce, which Irequire of thee ; Ires Jij; ‘quire therfore that thou wouldett accomplith the vowe which thou hat bowed with thine owne mouth to De to the Bing of heaucn. j 47 Then king Dartus riling vp, kiſſed him, and wote him letters to all the lewards, and lieutenants, and captains.¢ gouetiours, that they thould bring on the way both him, and all that were with bun, which went wp to build Je⸗ ruſalem. 48 And hee wote leters to all the Lieute⸗ nants in Coelolyata, and Phenice, and to them that were in Libanus, that they Woulo bzing ce⸗ Dat wood from Libanus to Jeruſalem, and buy the citie with him. 3 4.9 And hee wote foz ali the Jewes, which went vp outofhts kingdome vnto Judea, coit- cerning their libertic,that no prince noꝛ Licute> nant, no: goucrio2 no? ſteward Hould enter tite their doozes, §O And thatallthe region which they kept, MHoutd pay no tribute , and that the Joumeans oon A gog the villages of che Jewes which hepheld, SI And that euery peere there Gould be giuen fo: thebuilding of the Temple twentie talents, vntill it mere built, — §2 And to maintaine the burnt offerings vp⸗ on the altar euery Day(as they had a commande ment to offer leuenteene) other ten talents euery eere: §3 Aud that all they which went from Baby⸗ lon to build the citée,Hould hauc libertte, as well thepas their poiteritic, and all the Pꝛieſts that went away. : 54. ee wrote allo touching the charges, ana o Pictes garment, wherein they Hoult mie nitter. ? 55 And hee wote thatthep Hould gine the Leuttes their charges vntili the boule were finie ſhed, and Jerufalem built. 56 Allo hee wꝛote that they Would gine penie ons and wages Co them that kept the citie. 57 And he Cent away all the velfels which Cys rus badiet apart out of Babylon, and whatloee uer Cyrus had commanded to doe, bee allo come manded to Doe it, and to fend to Jerulalem, $8 And when the || young man was gone foo2th, hee lift pp bis face to heaucn towardes Jeruſalem, and gaue thankesto the King of hea: uer, 59 Daying, DE thee isthe victorye and of thee i; lOO and of thee ts gloy, anb J am thp eruant. 60 Bleſſed be thou which hak giuen me wits Dome ; fo: vnto thee T acknowledge it, D Love of our fathers. 61 @ So hee tooke theletters, and went out and came to Babylon,and tolv all bis brethzen. 62 And they bleſſed the Gad oftheir fathers, berate hee had giuenthem treedome and liber⸗ ie 63 To goe vp and to buile Jeruſalem. and the Temple, where bis Name is renowned, and they reioyced with intruments of mulicke anu iop feurn Dapes. : CHAP V. 1 The number of them that returne from the capti- uitie. 42 Their vowes and facrifices. 54 The Temple ù begunne to be built, 66 Their enemies would crafts= Ly ioyne with therm, 3% . After 363 (Or, Zoroa babeh Apocrypha, lOr, Zoroba- bel. fOr, Saraia. fOr, 4reb. | Or, Bibai. lOr, Axgad. }}Or, Aier. berecia, )\Or,the ſonnes of A- nania an hidreth,the fonnes of A- rom onme,the J ens of Bea [ai three - bundreth twentie and three. Jor, Bethle- hem. flor, Neto- pach. lOr, Ana- thoth. Or, Kariatſ- sari. ljOr, Pirah. Arter thet things, the chiefe of the houles of their fathers, were chofen after their tribes, and their wines and their fonnes, their Daughs ters, and their ſeruants, and their mayors, and their cattelt. : 2 Gnd Darius fent with them a thouland Hozlemen,ttil they were reſtored te Jerulalem tn ſafetie, and with muticall intruments; with ta⸗ beets and flutes. 2 diy a lttheir bacthzen played: thus be cau fed them to gorup together with them, 4 (Ans theleare the names ot che men that went up alter thete families, by their tribes, and after the order ot their dignitie. § The Pieks. The tonnes of Phinees, the fore of davon, Jeſus fonse of Joledec, fonne of Daraias, and Joacim the ſonne of Zorobabel, the fonne of Salathiel ct the houſe of Dautd, of the kinred ot Phares, of the tribe of Juda, 6 ||CAbho tpake wile wozdes to Darius the hing of the Werltans in the ſecond yeere of hrs — in the moneth Ritan, which ts the firit monech. 7 CAnd thele are they of Iudea, which came but of the capttuitic, wijere they Bwelt , whome jQabuchovonolo, King of Babylon had caried away into Babylon, 8 And returned vnto Jeruſalem, and fo the ret of Judca,euery one into his own city which came with Fozababel, and Fetus, Qeemias, l Zacharias, Reefatas, Cnenius, Mardocheus, Weellasus, Alpharatus, Reelius, Koimns, and Baanatheir guides, i 9 The number sf them of the nation and their goucrnours : Whe lonnes of Phares two thoufand an bundgeth, ſeuentie aad two, the fennes ot Daphat, foure hundreth, ſeuentie anv two, 10 The lonnes of) Ares, feuen hundeeth, fiftte and tire. Il Thr founcs of haath Moab, twa thou: {and eight hundreth and twelue. 12 The fonnes of Elam,a thouſand, two hun Deth, fiftie and foure: the tonnes of Sathni,nime hundzeth fourtic and fine: the (onnes of Cobe, {etien hundreth and fine; the ſonnes of Want, lire Hundzethfourtic and eight. 13 The ſonnes of | Bibe, fire hundzeth, tweens tic ad three: the fonnes of Havas, three thous fand, two hundrzeth twentypand two. 14 one es of Adontkam, fire hundzeth, firtiz and ſeuen: the fonnesof Bagoi, two thous fann, firtie and lire: the fonnes of Adinu, foure hundzeth Mitte andfoure, — — 15. Whe onnes ofl Ateriſtas,ninette and two: the ſonnes of Ceilan and Azotus. fictie and fe- uen : the fonnes of Azucan, koure hundzeth, thir⸗ tie and two. 16 || Che ſonnes okAnanias, an hundrethand one s the ſonnes of Arom, @ the ſonnes ot atta, three bundacrh twentte and theee: the fonnes of Arfiphurtth,an bundreth and tiwo, 17 Ghelounes of Meterus , three thoufand and ue: the fonnesoly Bethlomon,an pundzeth twentp and thee. > 18 They ofi Metophas , fiftieand fue : they of || Anaborh, an hundzech Hftic and eight ; they of Bethſamos fourtic and two. 19 hey of |Cartathtartus,twentie and Ruc: they of Caphiras and Beroth, ſeuen hundzeth, fourty and theg: they ofſ Piras, ſeuen hundzeth. Y.Efdras. f 20 Chey of Chadtas and Immidiof, fine hundzeth, twenticand two; thepot | Ctrama |\Or,4rae and Gabdes, fire hundzeth, twentieandoug mah. 21 Chey ot || WMacalonan hunVeety twentie |\Or,Macas and tiwo : cheyof | Betoltus, fiftic and two; mos. fee tonnes of || Mephis, anhundzech , fittte and eter A A ` LOr, Nebss, 22 The founes of Calamolalus and Drius, fe- uen hundreth, cwentte ànd Gue : the fonnes of ; Jerechus threc hundzeth, fourtic and fine, : 23 Che tonnes ofotiannaas, three thouland, 10r, Sanaab thee hunderth and thirtie. 24. Che Pꝛieltes, the onnes of Jeddu, the fonnes of Hels, which are counted among the founes of Danatib, nine hundzeth, ſeuentie and two : the ſonnes of Merůth, arhouland, Afrig and two, 25 The ſonnes of’ Phalſſaron, athoufand, fourty and (enen: the fones of 1 Carme, a thou» {and and feucnteenc. 26 € The Levtts. The ſonnes of Jeflue,Cate miel, Banu, and Hutu, ſeuentie and foure. 27 @ The ſonnes which were holp fingers. The ſonnes ofAiaph, an hundreth fourticand hOr, Phaſbur hOr, Charity eight. 28 q The posters. The fonnes of Salum, the ſonnes of Jatal, the tonnes ef || Colman, thelonnesofDacobi, the ſonnes of Geta, the nues of Dami;al! were an hundreth, thirtx and Hor, Ceros: ° à Or, Suia. 29 The minikers of the Temple. The fennes |07, Haga- of (au, thefonnes of Aiipha, the fonnes st Ta- ba, barath, the ſonnes of Ceras, thelonnes of un, |Or,4cub. the onnes of Phaleinthe tonnes of Labana, the Or, ta. ſonnes of | Agraba, hOr, Agab. 30 Theſonnes of | Acrua, the fonnes of Or, Sre. l Duta, the fonnes of Cetab,the onnes of | A= | Or, Cedar. gaba, the tonnes ofl Sundal, thelonnes ofA. (Or, Raa. nan, the lonnes of Cathua, che founes of || Ged» 10r, N eroda Dur, ; Or, Gazema 31 The ſonnes of | Airus, ths fonnes of Dats |/0r, Bate. fan,the fonnes ofi fRoeba, the onnes of Chale- Or, Meunim ba, the ſonnes of || Gazera, the ſonnes of Azias, |\Or,Naphifo the lonnes of Phinees, the ſonnes of Alara, the lOr, Bacu- fonnes of | Balthat, the fonnesof Alana, the bab, founes of} (Beant, thetonnes of || Raphi, the Or, Acupha fonnes ofi) Acub, the onnes of || Atipha, the yor, Affur. fonnes of f Alur , the fonnesof Pharacim/ the ||0r,Baroloth tonnes of |) Balaloch. hOr, Mehida, 32 Wie fonnes of Meeda,the fonnes of Cous || Or, (hare/- tha, the fonnes of || Corea, the fonnesof|) Chars cha. cus, the onnes of Alerar, the fonnes of | Tho- Or, Barcus Fee the onnes ef Rath, the ſonnes of Ati» — Dil. lOr, Naſib. 33 The Onnes ofthe ſeruants ofHalomon, llOr, Haro- Loe onnes of) Afaphton, the ſonnes of | pa» phoreth. rita, the fonnes of Jeeli, the fomes of Logon, [Or,Poarude the fonnes of Iſdael the nnes of |BSapbeth, Or, eelah. 34 The lonnes of Agia, the ſonnes ok Phach⸗ ||Or,Staphe- thet, the fonnes of || Gabie, the Ennes of “a. @Harothie, the fonnes of Malas, the onnes: Or, Phaca- ofGar, the fonnes sf} Addus, the nnes of reth, l Bubas , the (onnes of Apherra, che fonnesof yOr, Sabin Eee fonnes of Habart, the ſonnes of Ql: |07, — om. Or, A te 35 All the minifters ofthe Temple, andthe or, Subah. fonnes of the feruaunts of Balomon, were thace ||Or,Thelme- hundzeth, fcuentic and two. lal, & Thel- 36 Ahele came vp from} Chermeleth, and harfa, Cara- Thelerias ; Caraathalat and Aalar leading’ thasar, and them, 1323 Alar. 37 Metther - lOr, Talmon LL Apocrypha. 27 Neither could they Mew their Families Chap. ve 362 53 ¶ And al” they which hab made anp vow. Eve 3.6 fOr, Dalaias lonnes of |i Ladan the fonue of || Ban, the üirlt day of the feucnth moneth, although the Or Tubia fonnesof Necodan, fire Hundzeth Afris and temple of God was not yet built. |Or,Necoda, two. . ; §4 They gaue alfo money to the mafons and 38 And of the Hꝛieſts thoſe which exerciſed to the workemen, and meate and Dzinke with the office ofthe Pꝛeſts, anð were not found the gladneffe, fOr,Hobie, ſonnes of Dbdtatsetonucs ofl Accos,the ſons -S5 And charets tothe Sidontans, eto thoſe FOr,Hacox, Of Addus, * which had taken fo: wife Augia, of Cyzus to being Cedar wood our of Libanus, Exya2,6%. one of thedaughters ofi Berzelatus, which Hould bee brought by flotes to the hauez YOr,Barre- 39 And was called after his name and when ot Joppe, accozding to the commandeinent gie | Kis the defcrtption of the kinred of theſe men had uen vnto them bp Cyzus king of Perka, beene foughtintheregifter, and coula not bee S6 And in the fecond yeere and (econd mo⸗ found , thep were fet apart from the office of meth came tuto the Cemple of God tn Ferula. Piets. : ‘ tem, 3030babel the ſonne of Salathiel, and Jee POr,Nebe- 40 For Neemias and Attharias ſayd to fus the lonne of Joſedec, and their brethren, and mias and A- them, that they Would not bee partakers of the the Pꝛieſts and Leuttes, and all they that came tharsas. boly thinges , till there arole an bie Diek clos out of captiuitie into Jerufalem, thed with Doctrine and tructh, §7, And *layd the foundation of the houle of Ecelus 49, 41 Go all they of Frael, fram them of Godin the firit dap ofthe fecond monety of the 12, flOr fourtie andtwo thoufand, three hune- dreth asd Sixties §0r,affes, Ho} the: ſtocke bow coe were ot Iſrael, the twelue peere olde, and little childzen, were ifor tic thouland, befidesmen feruants and wemen feruants, two thouſand thzeg hundzeth and fip- zA 42 Their leruants and handmaides were ſe⸗ nen thouſand, thee hundacth foztte and ſeuen: the inging men and women, twa huadzeth, fog: tie and Gue: Y 43 Camels, foure hu ittieand fiue: and horics,fcucn bunde" eet fire: mules, two bundzeth kortie and fue: |i beats that bare the yoke, fue thouſand, Hue hundzeth , twentie and fine. 44 And there were of the gouernours after their families, which when they were come to the Temple in Jeruſalem, vowsd to build the Or, of z9ht 1 — pound and of — lOr, quar- ters. Exra 3.1, Lehi. 23.34 honfe ingis owne place accozding to their pos er, 45 And to giue to the treaſute of the works, aj cyoufand pound in gold, and Aue thouſand poundintiluer, and an hundzeth pareitip gars ments. 46 And the Hꝛieſts and the Lenites and the geople dwelt in Jeruſalem, and in the conntrep, and the holy fingers andthe paters, and ail git razl intheir |i villages. 47 € But *whenthe (cucuth monety was neere, and when the children of Iſraclwere euz» ry one at home , they wereall gathered together with one accord into the open place of che frit gatz which is toward the Cali. 43 Then Felis the ſonne of Joſedec and hrs bꝛethren the icts. with Forobabel the onne of Salathiel and his brethren. rifng vp, made readythe altar obthe God of Iſrach. 49 Go offer burnt oſterings vpon it accoꝛ⸗ Ding as ít is written in the beoke of Moſes the man of God. y 50 TAbither alfathere were gathered againſt therm ot all nations oftheland: but they dreſſed the altar in his owne place, although all the na». tions of theland were their enemies and vered them,and they offred facrifices accozding to the feafon, and burnt offrings to the Lozd,mozning and evening. _ 5I Shep keptallo the feat oftabernactes,as it i3 * orꝛdeined inthe Law, and offredfacrifices EuctpDay,aswasrequifite, §2 And afterward , the continual oblations anv offtings ofthe Habbaths, and of the new moneths and of all holy fealls. to God, began to ofter facrifice vnto Godin the fecond yeere, after their teturne into Judea and Jerufalem, 58 And they appointed the Lenites from fiwenty peere old ouer the workes of the Lov, and Jefus and hts fonne and bic brethzen, and bis Wether Cadmicl,and the fonnes of adia- bon with the fonnes of Joda, the fonne of Welta- Dun with their lonnes and brethzen, cuen all the Leuites with one accogd did follow after the Werke, calling bpon the wozkes in the boule of God: thus tie wozkemen built the Temple of the Loz. s S9 And the Hꝛieſts ſtood clothed with their long garments with muficallinfiruments, and trumpets , anD the Leuttes the fonnesof Alaph with cymbales, 60 Pinging and bleng the Lord, according to the oꝛdinance ot Dautd king of Jlrael. GI Andthep hing with lowa veyce fongs te the prayſe of the Lo: , becaule his mercie and glozy is foz enertn all Iſrael. 62 Then ail the people blew trumpets, and crped with loud voyce, prapling the Lozd fo the rapiing vp of the boufe af the Lob. 63 Allo fome of the Pꝛieſts and Leuites, and chtete men, to wit, the Ancients which had leene the tomer heui, 64 Came to fee the building of this with wegs ping E great crying , ahd many with trumpets and toy cried with ſowd voyce, 65 Do that the people could not heare the trumpets, becaule of the weeping of the people: pet there was agreatinultitude p bicw trum- pets, ſo that they were heard farre off, 6 CGiberefore when the enemies of the tribes of Juda and Bentamin heard it, they came to know what noile of Heche it was, 67 And they knew that they of the captiuitie built the Temple to the Lom Gow of Firacl. 68 Mherelore they comming to 3020babel, and Jeſus, and the chtefe ofthe families, fayt vnto them Let vs build alfo wtth you. > 69 Foꝛ wee obey pour Lozd as poudot, and facrifice unto him tince the Daves of || Aafa- rerh king ofthe Allyrians, which brought vs pt 1) . 70 Chen orobabel,and Jefus and the chicfe ofthefemilies of Firael ſayd to them, Jt deeth not appertaine tovs, and te pou to builde an houſe to the LodourGsd. 71 Foꝛ wee alone wilt mn it to the Los oor 32 lOr, Afia- ZATet y or A- fachador, Egrag 3 Exras. i, me he. I.I. I. Efdras. oF Ilrael as it berommeth b¢,and a8 Cyꝛus the king of the Herlans bad bs. 72 Howbeit the people sf rhe land made them Auggiſh that were in Judea, and letted thent to butin the woke, and by their ambuſhments and (editions and confptractes binden the Ani- Hing of the building, i 73 AU the time of king Cyrus life s fothat thep were let from the building two yeere, vntill the reigne of Darius, CHA PLY. 1 Of Aggeus and Zacharias. 2 The building of the Temple, 3 Sifianes would let them. 7 His Epifile to Darius, 23 The Kings anfwere tothe contrary. Cit *inche fecond peeve of theretancotDa- | rius,Aggeus and Zacharias the ſonne of Ad⸗ Do the Prophets prophelied to the Jewes, euin ynto them that were in Judea and Jerulalem, in the Pame of the Lod Gon of Flrael, which tGreeke vp- they called bpon. en them, n King. b. 2. 2 Then 3020babel ſonne of Dalathiel, and Jeſus the onne of Joledec toon vp, andbegan to build the houſe of the Lord, which ts in Jeru. falem, the Pꝛophets of the Low being with them,and helping them. 3 Cin chat time Siltnnes the gonernour of Hpria and Phenice, and Sathrabouzanes with his compantons came vura then, 4 And fayi vnto them, By whole comman Dement build pou this houſe and this building, andenterprile alltheic other thinges ¢ and whe are the builders that enterpzile fuch things? §. But the anctents of the Jewes had grace ofthe Lod atter that hee bad vtuted the capti- tities ' — 6 That they were not letted to build, vntill it was lignified vnto Darius ofthels matters, and an aniwere was recciued. ? ; 7 CEbvecopteofthe Cpittte, which hee did trite and (ent to arts: S1SINN ES gouers nour of Syprta and of Phenice, and Bath abou zanes and their compantons. prelidents in Sp- ria and Phenice ſalute king Darius. ‘ It may pleale the king our matter plaine: ly to vnderſtand, that when wee came to the countrey of Judea, and entred tuto the citte of Jeruſalem, wee found in rhe citie of Jerutalem the ancients of the Jewes that were of the caps tluttie, . 9 Building an boule to the Lord great and ‘cw, of hewen ttoues,and ofareat price,and the timber already lapd bpon the walles. Io And thele wozkes are Done with areat Teed, pea, and the works hath good ficceife in theirhandes, fo that it will bee hnihed with all glory and Diligence. à f U Chen we alsen their ancients, ſaying, By whole commandement build you this ponie And lay the foundation ofthelewozkes? 12 Chee alked them thefe things to the intent to notifiethem to thee, and to tuptte to thee the men that gouerned tt: therefore wee Demanded the namesof thegouernonrs in wating. 13 But they anfimered faving, Are arethe a nants ot the Loa, which bath created the heauen and the earth. ppt 14. And *this houle was burlt sp many yeres agoe by aking of Jiracl greatand frong, and was fintthen. ; ‘ 1s; Wutinhen our fathers, pousking GOD to wrath, finned again the Lord of Firael, which is iñ hea uen, bre Deltucred them inte the Hands of J2abuchodoncloz King of Babylon of the Chaldcans, 16 Whobzake Downe thehoule, andburnt it, and carted the people captine to Babylon. 17 Putin the irk peere of the reigue of Cy⸗ rhe duer the countrey of Babylon, king Cys wrote that tyts houſe onto be built vp, I8 AnD the holy veſſels of gain and of fil ter, which Mabuchodonolo2 had caried out o€ the boufe ot Jerulatem, and had Dedicated them in bis owne Temple , Cyrus the king tooke out of the Tempie at Babylon, and they were ginuen to 3I020babel, and to || Oanaballartis rus er. 19 And acommaundement was ginen vnto bim, that he ould carp away thoie veſſels, ana put them in the Tempie at Jeruſalem, and that Sd Temple of the Lod ould bee built in thig place. 20 Then the fame. Hanabaflarus, being conte Dither , lappe the foundations of the boule of the Lord at Jerufalem, and ſince that fat till now, it is in buitding, and isnot Enie eo. — 21 Moto therefore if tt pleaſe the king, letit h (ought vp in the kings libzaries concerning pus. Bie EN 22 Ann iFit be found thatthe builving of the Houle of the Lozd at Jeruſalem hath beene Done by the confent of king Cyzus, and tf tt feeme. Sood to the loꝛd our king , let him make vs an- ſwere concerning thele things. 23 Then king Darius commaunded ta fearch in the kings libraries that were in Bas bylon, and there was found in Ecbatane, which ts a tower tn the regtonof Media , a place where lich things were lato vp foz mema- rie. ? ? 24. Inthe fick peereok the reigne of Cpg, Ring Cyrus commaunded the boule ofthe Lore at Jeruſalem to be builded, where they Did ſacri⸗ fice with the continuall fire. 25 Df rhe which the height Mhould be of theee⸗ {coze cubites, the bzeanth of thaceicoze cubites, with thire rowes of, hewen ttones, and one row ofnerwo wood of that.countrey, and that the coftes Mould bee payed out of the Houle of king patis, 26 And that the boly vellels of the houſe of the Lord, as wel thole of golo as of filuer,twhich. jaabuchovonoloz had carried out of the houſe in Jerufalem, and bought into Babylon, fhonid bee reſtored to the boule which is in Je- Piyu and (etin the place Where they werg arore. 27 Allo hee commaunded that Difinnes goe. uernourof Syria and Phenice, and Hathras boliganes,and their companions, Œ thole which ‘were conttitute captaines in Syzia € yenice, hould take heed te refratne from that place, and to Mier zZorobabel the feruant of the Lov, and gonernour of Judea, and the Elders of the Fewes to. build that houſe of the Lord in that place. i ; BE 28 And F alfo haue commaunded to build tt cleanen — — Aus that re bec Diligent to helpe then ofthe capttuitie ofthe Jewes,til houle of the Lord befinithen. — nae oeta 29 Ana that lame part ofthe tribute of Toes loſyria 3 Kisgagi lOr, Shafhe batar, Apocryp Erab., Exa.6.iʒ. ha. lofpia and Phentee Hhould be diligently giuen to thele men fo? facrtiice vnto che Loꝛd, and to 50- —— the gouernour, fo: bulles, rammes, and ambes: 30 Allo corne, and falt,and wine, and oile con- tinually every yeere without faile, as the Picts which are in Jerufalem fhatitettifie to bee ipent euery Day, i 31 That offerings may be madeto the hie Gov fo: the king and bis chilbzen, and that they map pzay fo: thetrliues. 32. SFurthermoze be commanded that wholoe- ucr ſhould tranſgreſſe any thing afore Lpoken oz weitten, oꝛ Dersgate any thing thereof, that a tree honid be taken out of bis poficilion, and gee bee pare thereon, and that bis goods thould be the ings. E 33. And therefore let the Lord whole name is there called vpon, deſtroy eucrp kig and nati» on, which retcheth out his hand to hinder or — — to that boule of the Lozd which ts inge- ru 4 IJDarius the King haue ordeined that eit be Diligently executed accozding to theſe s. i C'H A P; VII. i Siſinnes and hi companions follow the Kings com- mandement , and helpe the Fewes to build the Temple, 5 The time that it was buit, 16 They keepe the Pafe- ower, h, T Siſinnes the* gouernour of Coeloſyꝛia Pꝛieſt and Phenice, and Sathꝛabouzanes, and their ar kete obeying King Darius commande- ments, 2 Aſſiſted diligently the holy works, working with fe ancients € gouernoꝛs of the Sanctuary 3 And the holy wozkes proſpered by Agge- —— Zacharias the Prophets which prophe- eB, 4 Do they finifhed all things by the comman» Dement of the Loꝛd God of Jlracl, and with the content of Cyrus and Darius , and Artarerres Kings ofthe Perſians. 5 Thus the holy houle was finithed in the | thiee an’ twentieth day of the moneth Avarin the firt yeere of Darins king of the Pertians. 6 And the childzen of Iſrael, and the Pꝛieſtes and the Leuites, and theret, which were ofthe captinitie, and hav any charge, dtd proome to the things written in the booke of oyſes. And thep offeren foz the dedication of the emple of the Lord, an bundzeth bulles, two hundzeth rammes, foure hundrzeth lambes, 8 And twelue geates foz the inne of all Iſra· el, according to the number of the chiete of the tribes of Iſrãel. s 9 Ani the Hꝛieſts andthe Leuites ſtood ace cording to their kinreds, clothed with long robes in the workes of the Lord Gon of Pirael, accoz- Ding to the beoke of Popkes and alio the porters in euery gate. Io And the children of Iſrael offred the Pale: Duer together with them ef the captiuitie, inthe fourteenth day ef the fir& meneth, after that the Pꝛiefts and Leuttes were fanctified. - IL Butailthe chilozen of the captinitie were hot fanctified together, but all the Leuites were fanctified together. 4 Chap. vijs viij, 12 And thep offered the Paſſtouer foz all the children of the captinttte, and foz their brethren the Prieſts, and fo: themſelues. 13 Then all the chtlozen ef Iſrael which were ofthe captiuutie Did gate, euenall they that bas (cparated themſelues from the abominations of the pesple ot the land and fought the Lov. 14. And thep kept the frat ot vnleauened bread ſcuen Dapes,retoycing befeze the Lod, Ig Becanle hee had turned the counfell of the King of the Afipians towards tyem to ſtreng · rurar Hands im toe wozkes of the Lod God tae CHAP. VIII. 1 Efdras commeth from Babylon to Yerufalem, 10 The copie ef the commuiffion ginen by Artaxerxes, 29 Efdras giueth thankeste the Lord. 32 The number of the heads of the people that came withhim. 76 His prayer and confe(fion, AZ» after thele things when Artarerres King of the Perſians reigned, Eas the “363 fonne of || Saratas, the fonne of Tʒerias, the fonne O⸗, Axarias of Melctas,the fonne of Salum, 2 The fonne of Havoc, thefonneof Achitob, the fonne of Qinatiag, the fonne of f Ezag, the lOr, Azarias fonne of {| QBemieroth , the fonne of |] Saraias, llOr, Mera- the fonne of Sautas, the fonne of Borccas, #27- the fonne of Abtſum, the fonne of PObinees, the Or Same. fonne of Eleazar, the fonne of Aaron was the hie 107-224 ieſt. 3 Chis Clos went out of Babylon, and wasa fcribe well taught in the Law of Movies, given by the Lord Godorf Iirael. 4 Alfo the King gane him great honour, and iby found grace tn bis fight in all bisres quets, 5 CGith bim allo there departed fome ofthe children of Iſrael, and of the Pꝛieſtes anv Les uites,and of the boly fingers,and of the Porters an ofthe miniſters of the Temple vñto Jeru⸗ alem, 6 Ju the feuenth yeere of the reigne of Qrtarerree, and in the fift moneth + this was the ſeuenth yeere of the King ( fo: they went ar Babylon tu the frt day of the Grit moe neth, 7 And came to Jerufalem according as the Lod gaue them ſpeede in their tourney.) 8 Fo: Eſdꝛas had gotten great knowledec, fe that hee would let nothing paffe that was in the Lae of the Lord, and in the commanunde- ments. and bee taught all Iſrael all the ordinan⸗ cesand {udgements. 9 Eo the Commiffion witten by Ring Ar- tarerres was ginen Eſdras the ziet, andrea: * ma the Law of the Lozd: the copie thereof fel- loweth. Io King Artaxerxes to Clizas the Pꝛieſt, and reader of the Law of the Lom, Salutation. IL Foꝛ as muchas 3 confider things with pi- tie, Jhaue commaunded that they that will ana Delite of the nation of the Jewes,¢ of the Prets and Leuites, which are in ourkingdome, Gould goe with thee bute Iſrael. 12 Therefore as many as be willing, let them Depart together, as tt hath feemed good to mee aud my lenen friends the counteiiers, 13° That they may os * things that are in Apoer ypha. Exa, 3.3. in Judea and Ferulaiem diligently, as it is ton · tained in the Law of the Lo20, 14 Aud carie the gifts to the Lord of Iſrael in Jeruſalem, which Jand mp friends haue vow- £D: al al the gold and fluer which ſhalbe found in the countrep of Babylon appertaining to the 302:0 in Jerufalem, = 15. Mith that which ts ginuen of the people to the Temple ofthe Lozd their God, chat it might be brought to Jerufaiem, as well iiluer as goldc, fo: bulles and ramunes, and lambes, and things thereunto pertaining, . : 16 Chat they may offer facrifices to the Loz bponthe altar of the Loꝛd their God, which ts in Jeruſalem. 17 And whatloeuer thou and thy brethren will Doe with the goilde o? ſtluer, accompliſh te accore Ding to the wiilofthy God. f 18 AnD the bolp veſſels ofthe Loꝛd, which are ginuen thee foz the vle of the Temple of thy Gor, which ís in Jerufalem , thou ſhalt fer before thy Godin Jeruſalem. i 19: And whar other things feener thou ſhalt remember fo: the vie of the Temple sf thy 60D, thou ſhalt giue tt out of the kings treaſue. 20 Gnd J allo Ring Artarerres haue come maunded the treaſures of Syzia and Phenice. that wharloeucr Clozas , the Prick and reas Der of the Lawe of the highelt Cod, fall fend foz , they Hoult gine it him with all ſpecde, euen to the fumme of an bundzeth talents vf fil wer, 21 And likewile vnto an Hundzeth cores of torne, and an hundzeth pieces of wine and other thingsin abundance. i 22 Letal things be done to the higheſt God, According to theLaw of Gon with diligence, that to2ath come not vpon the kingdome of the king and of his ſouncs. 23 Alld to pou it is commaunded, that of none of the Prieſts o: Lcuites, o: holy fingers,o2 Poꝛ⸗ ters, 02 miniſters of the Temple, 02 of the wok- men of this Temple, no tribute noz tare bee tas Ken,noz that any Hane power to tare them tn anp thing. 24 Thon alo, Eas accoꝛding to the wifes Dome of God, ordeine tudges and gouernours, that thep map thdge in all Spataand Phenice ali thole which are well inftructed ia the Lawe of thy God, and teach thele, which are not in- Tructed. y 25 AnD let all thom which thall tranfgreffe the Law of God and the King, bee diligently punithed, either with death, o2 other puniſh⸗ ment, either with penalete of money, 02 baniſh · ment. 26 ¶ Then Eſdras the Scribe, faid, Bleſſed be theonely Lod Hod of mp fathers, which hath ut thisin the heart of the ing to glozifie bis ouſe which is is Jeruſalem, . 27 And hath honoured mee before the King, ane the counftiiers, and all his friends and go: ernoutes. 28 € * Therefore F was incouraged by the heſpe ofthe Low niv God, and gathered men of Biracl to goe vp with nie. A } 29 Tice are thequides after their families AND ober ofBignites, thich came vp withinee sur of Babylon in the retgue ot Artaxtrxes the Hing, ‘ a Okthe founes oſ Phinces, Gerfom, of the I. Efdras. founes of Ithamar, Samael, okthe onnes of Da uid, | Lettus. i 31 Ot the lonnes of Secheniaz, of the ſonnes sf (bares. Zacharias, and with him were cout: ted anbdundzeth and tifere men, 32 Di chefonnes.cf Salomon, Abelliacntas fOr, Paharh thefonne af Zacharias, and with bun rwo huu⸗ Moab, Ele Deth mien. -~ enai. 23 DE thefounes of Sathoc, Sechenias the fonne of || Jezolus, and with him three hundzeth | Or, lexiel. men : of the fennes of Adin, | Dbeth forne of fOr, Obed, Jonathas, and with him two hundꝛeth and Afric men. 34 DE the ſomes of Clam Jeſias ſonne of por, Fe/eies. Gothoitas,and with im fcuentte wien. 35. Dt the fonnes of Saphatias, Zarias, fonne of Mac hãel, and with bim ſeuentie men. Or, Michaes 36 Okthe ſonnes ot Joab, || Badtasfonne of fOr, Obadiah Jezelus, and with him two bundscthaudtwelue fonne cf Le- men. chie . 37. DE the fonnes of | Banid,G Malimoth fonne HOr, Baniah, of Jolaphtas, and with him an Gundzeth and E/lowith. thicefcozemen. ` 38 DE the fonnes of Babi, Fackartasfonne of Bebi, and with bim twentie and eight men. 39 DE the fonnes of | Aſtath, Johannes tor, Afad, forne of Acatan, and with bin an hundreth and Iohcanan, tenne. fonre of Et- 40 Df the onnes ef Adonicam the lal: and cethan. thefe are the names of them, Eliphalat, | Feouel Or, Fehel. and Maias and with themſeuentie men: of the pOr, Semaia ſonnes ofl Bagoutht onne of Iſtacourus, and HOr, Bagoi, with bhim (cuentte men. Vri fonne of 41@ Aad J gathered them together tothe flood acuri. called *Lheras,and pitched out rents theretheee Brra.8.15. Dayes,and numbredthem. : 42 But when J had found there none of the Pꝛieſts no, Leuites, 43 J fent to Eleazar, and behold, there came | Paaiman, and Ainathan, and @amatan, and (Or, Mafana, Joꝛibon, and Mathan, Ennatan, Zachari> Aathan. an, and Molollamon the chiefe, and beſt leare lOr, Forsd, ned. Enathæan, 44 And J bade them to goe to Daddeus the Zacharie; captaine which was in the place of the treaties As/ollam, rie, , ; 45 ith charge te bid Daddeus and bis bres thren, and the treafurers that were there,to fend to $3 thent, which mould offer facrifice tn the houſe of cur Loꝛd. " 46 And they bought vnto vs by the mightit Dano of our Lozd learned men of the founes of Holi, the fonne of Leni, thetonne of Iſrael.to wit, Siſebebran and bis fonnes,and bis bꝛethien bee O⸗ Serediæ. tng eighteene. i 47 And Alebia, and | Annon, and Dian Bis por, som, brethzen of the ſonnes of | Canatnens, with their Tefas. ſonnes,twentie perfons, | lOr, Canas- 48 Annofthe minitergofthe temple, which sien. Dauid gaue, and thole which were rulers ouer the worke of the Leuttes, co wit, miniſters of rhe Temple, two hundzcrh and twentiz,cfwhowm all the names were regiſtted. 49 ¶ And* there J proclaimed a fat for the young men befo the Lo to afse of him a good fournsp both for Ws , and for them that eae with bs, foz our childzen, and foz our cate tell. 70 For F was aſhamed to afke the King looteinen 62 herſemen, 01 conduct fo2 batts gar Or, Hanus, €2v4.8.28, Apocrypha. gard againit our enemies, 51 Becante we had fatt tothe king. that the ower of our ors whould bee with thew hat vught him, to Direct them in all things. 52 Aherekore we prayed our £020 againe ac- coming to thele things , whan we found faugn= ravie 53 Then F chofe from amang the chtefe of the tribes and of the Pꝛielſts, tweſne men, to wit, fOr, Sevebiar | Elſehrias and Alamas, and with them tenneof fOr Mari- moth the Sonne of la- rie of Urie, BOr, No⸗dia, [onnes lonnè Bennu Ruya9.t, their berken. $4 nd J weighed them the Gluer and the golde, and che baly veſſels of the Houle ofour Lode, which the King and bis counlellers, and his pinces and all Iſrael had ginuen, §§ Aud J weighed them, fire hundreth ann ` fiftte talents of filuer, and fluer veflels ofan bender talents, and an hundreth talents of golde, S6 And twenty golden baſins, and twelue beticls of bafe of fine bꝛaſſe Mining itke gold. 57 And J layd to them, youare alle boly ta the Lozd, and the veficls are boly, and the golde, ob the tilueris a bowe to the Lezde of our fas ers. §8 Gatch, and keepethem, till that you gine them ta the beats of the families of the tets, and Leuttes,and captatnes of the families of Jf rael in Jeruſalem inthe chambers of the boule of Ont Gov. ` 59 Ho the Pꝛieſts and Leuites tooke the fl- uer and the goilde, anv the veficls, and caried them to Jeruiatem ta the Temple of che Lord. 60 And wee Departed fron the ood Thera, fn the twelfth day of the tirſt moneth, and came to Jeruſalem, according to the mighty power of our Lorde with vs : and the Love deltuered vs from the beginning of our tours = from allenemies, So wee came to Jeru⸗ em. 61 And three dayes being pat there, inthe fourth Day the fluer that was weighed, and the golde was deliuered in the Doule of our hag Marmoth the Pꝛieſt, the ſonne of ouri, 62 And with him to Eleazar the tonne of Phinees: and there were wity them, Joſabad the ſonne of Jeſus, and Moeth fonne of Habba- nus, Leuites: all was dcliuered them by number and weight. 63 Andall the weight of them was written that fame hourz. 64 Afterwards thole that were come ont of the capiiuitie, offered ſacrifices to the Lod Goo “of Iſxael, euen twelue bulles fo all Jiracl, rams fourefcoze and firteenc, 65 Lambes tineefcore and twelue, twelve goates fo: faluation,atl in faccifice to the Lod. 66 And they prelented the commiandements of the King toibe Rings Rewards, and tothe gouernonrs of Coclolpria an’ Phenice, whe hoe noured the people, and the Tempie of Hon. 67 ¶ NMhentheſe things were Done, coe go ucrnours came tome, laying, The people of. b rael, the Pinces and the Ppizites, andthe Lee uites haue not feparated tromthem the ſtrauge people oftheland, j 68 x the pollutions of the Gentiles, to wir, ofthe Canaanites, and Chetites, and Phere⸗ fites, and Jebuſites and Moabites, and Egyp- tians And Idumeans. Chap. viij. 69 Sor they haue dwelt with their daugh · ters boti) they and tgeir ſonnes, and theboly (eed is mixed wita the ſtrange peopie of the land, and the gouernours and rulers baue been partakers et this wickednetle from the beginning of the Lig. 70 And ag fosne as J had heard thele things, Jrent my clothes, and the bolp gars ment, and J pulled the haire oFmine head and 2 my hips and late me Downe fopowiill, and erplad, . 71 Chen allo all hey that were moucd with the wozd ofthe Lod God of Iſrael came to mee whiles J wept for the iniquitig , but J fate very fad tillthe exentng lacrifice. } 72 Then J rofe from the fat with my clothes fone, and the bolp garment, and bowed mp — and itretched koorth mine Hands to the Lez 73 And fayo , O Loyd, Jam ahamed, and Exvaga; contoundes beforethy tace- 74 Fo: our finnes are increaſed aboue our heads , and our ignozances are lifted vp ta hea⸗ uen. 75 Vea, eunen from the time ef our fathers we arsin great linne vnto this Dap, 76 jforour ſinnes therefoze,and our fathers, twe təfth our bzethzen, with our Kings ¢ Piets haue been gtuen bp tothe Rings of the earth,to the wod and to captiuitie, and for apzay with all Mame vnto this day. 77 And vow how great hath thy mercy been, D Lod, that chere ſhould be left vsa ropte and name in the place of thp holineſſe! 78 And that thou Hhsuldett reueale to boa lightin the houſe of the Loꝛd our God, and giue hs meate tn the timeof onr ſexuitude! 79 Foz When we were in bondage, we were noticft ef our God, but he gaue vs fauour betoze the Rings of che Perllans, that they Hould giue bs meate, 80. And that they ſhould konour the Tens pic ofent Loꝛd, and raile vp Dion that fs Delos ate > anD giue vs aſſurance In Judea and Jeru⸗ alent. 81 And nowe; D Lod, what Hall wee fay, bauning thele things? foz wee haue tranſgreſſeð thy Commandements, which thou haſt giuen bp the bandes of thy (eruants the Pꝛophets aping, 82 * Becanle the land which pee goe toinkes Deuty, s tite. is a lande polluted by che pollutions ofthe ftrangers of the land, which haue filled ft wih their tilthineffe, j 83 Therefore nowe pee Hall not ioyne their Daughters with youclonnes, neither giue pour Daughters to their onnes, ` 84. either Hal pou Delire to haue peace with thems kor ener, that pee may be nave trong, and eate the gaod things of theland, and leaue tt fog an tnberitance to pour chilozen foz euer.: 85 Wherefore ali that is come to pale, wag Done for our wicked wozkes, and forour great linnes: pet, Lode, thou halt foebozne our finnes. 86 And haſt giuen vs fth arootes bur twe a⸗ gaine haue tucned backe to tranſgreſſethy Law, andto mire vs with the vncleanneſſe of the peas pleofticland. a 87 Wighte thou not bee augrie with bs to deltrop vs, ſo that thou ſhoũldeſt neither 33 4 leaut Apoerypha. Ezra lof. lOr, Jetel, Exyat.6, leaue bs roote,no2 feede no, name? 88 Bac, D Lod of Firael, thou art true: foz there is a roote left euen vnto this Day. _ 89 Behold, we are now before thee with onr iniquities, neither can we endure belorze thee foz thete things. 90 ¶ And *as Elmas prayed and tonfefen and wept, and lay bpon tie ground beioze the Temple, avery great multitude was gathered tunto him out of Jerufalem, of men and women, and pong childzen: for there was great lamens tation among the multitude. 91 Then Jechontas the fonne of Jeeloft the fonnes of Iſrael, crying out, fayd,D Eſdꝛas, we baue finned againſt the LoD God: we bate ta- ani hala range women okthe nations of the lana. 92 And now all Iſrael is Doubtful : therfore let va make an othe concerning thts tothe Lord to put away all our wiues, Which are ſtrangers, with their childern. 93 Ifittceme good tothee, andto ail them that obey thelaw ofthe Lord, rile vpand put it in execution. 94 Foꝛ to thee Doth it appertaine, and we are with thee to make thee ſtrong. 95 Then Elſdzas arole,and mane all the chiefe of the famltes of rhe icts and Leuites of all Iſrael to weave, that they would doc thus ; ana they liwate, CRAP.) UX, 7 After Efdras had read the lawe far the ſtrange waues, 10 they promifed to put them away, T Re Elas rote from the courcofthe Tem- ple, and went to the chamber of Joannan the fonne of Gliatib, 2 And being lodged there, hee did eate no bꝛead, no: Danke water, but mourned fo: the great iniguities ofthe multitude. 3 Ano there waza proclamationin all Ju- dea and Jerufalem, toall them that were of the — that they ſhould be gathered to Jere: ent, 4 Andthat all they which ſhould not mecte there within twe a: three Dapes, according to the ordinanceof the Elders, which bare rule, - ſhould Haue their cattell conti(cate tothe Tem- A ple,and he caſt out from among them of the cap. tiuttie. s Thenall they tohich were of the tribe of Juda, € Beniamin came together within three Bayes into Jerufalem; this was the ninth ma- neth, and twentieth day of the moneth. 6 Andall the multitude fate m the bꝛoade placcofthe Temple aking , becauſe of the er, treme winter, 7 Chen Elmas arok and faydto them, Wee Daue finned: foz ye haue married trange wines, fo that ye hatte augmented the fires of Iſrael. 8 Aowe therefore contefle and glozifie the Lod God of our fathers, 9 And doe hts will and (cparate pour ſclues Sea the people of the land, ttrom the irani. MINES. * 10 Then all rhe multitude cried out ann furn, piss a loune voice, Aee will Doe as thou hat ay . : Ir But becanfe the multitude isgreat, and the tune is winter, ſo that wee cannot tande without, aud the woke is not of one Dap noz IL. Efdras. Bay of two, feeing that many of be haue Anned ty this matter, 12 Lettiechiefe men of the multitude, and al they which haue ſtrange wines of our families, tarrit: 13 And let the Pict and Judges come out of ail places at the Day appointed, till they haue appeated the wath of the Lozd agatnit vs foz this matter, 14 Chen Jonathas Gaels fonne, andy Eze: tías fonne of || Checan were appointed concer» ning thele things,and Molollaw and Babbate- us DID helpe them, i ee “1g And they which were of the captiuitie, pin after all thele things, } 16 Eloras the jzick allo chole bim certaine men, chiete of their families, all by name; and they fate togetherin the firit day of the tenth moe neth to eramine this matter. j I7 And thep made an ende ok the things pere taining to them that had marivd ttrange Mines inthe firit day okthe ftrmonecty. 18 And there were found of the [ates which had married trange wiues, Ig DF thelounes of Jelg, thefonne of Joſe⸗ Dec, and ofhishacthren, Mathelas, and Eleazar, and Jozibus,and || Jonadan. 20 Aho aie gaue their hands to cat out their wiues,and offered a ranime fog their recon: citation tn their pnrgation, 21 Gnd of the fonzes of Emmer, Ananias, and Zabdeus, and Canes, and Sameius, and Vircel,and Azarias. i 22 And ofthe fonnes of | Phail, Ellionas, Mafias, Elinaclus,and Mathanael, andj Det> Delus,and Callas, — 23 And of the Lenites,| Jorabadns, ant De- mis,and Colius.who was called Calitas, and Patheas,and Doudas, and Jonas. bat Othe bolp fingers , | Cliazurus, Bart churus. 25 Df the porters, | Salluniis,¢ Colbanes, 26 Dé themof Iſtael, of the tonnes of Pho⸗ rus, |] termas, t Eddias, and Melchias, and MWaclus,and Eleazar t Alibias,and fBanatas. 27 Dé the fonnes of || Cla, Matthanias, 3a- — and Hierielas, and l iteremorh, and edias. 28 And of the ſonnes of | Zamoth, Eliadas, Cltlimus,D thonias, Jarunoth,and || abacus, and Bardeus. i 29 Okthe fonnes of || Bebai; Joannes, and Ananias and t Jofabad and Ematheas. 30 Dfthe fonnes of | Want, Dlamus, Ma⸗ — Jedaias, Jaſubus, Jalacl, and Jere- moth, 31 And of the onnes of || Addi, Paathus, (Voolias, Laccunus.and Matdus.¢ MWathantas, and || Helcyel,and Balnuus, and Manalſſeas. 32 And of the fonnes of Annas, Elionas, and Aleas, and WVelchtac,t Gabbens,and Dimon a Cholamite. 33 Andof the fonnesof | Afom, Slraneus, And | $Batthias,and Bannatag, Clipyalat,and Banatles,andSemet, \ ; 34 And of the onnes ofp Maani, Jeremias, Momdis, Dmatrns, Inel, amat, and Pac⸗ lias, and Amos, Carabalion, and Cuatibus and Mamnimataänatus, Cliftalis , Usmus, Elltali, Damis , Selemias, Nathanias, and ofthe lonnes of Dinas, Delis, Ciril, Azailus, Bawaras, fOr, Iaha | LUZE fOr, Thecua, \Or, Maafias llOr, Ledatiah Or, Anani, and Zabiah, llor,Phafbur, Elonai,Ma- affias, fef- mael, Or, Okidel, and Alafa. Or, lofabads Semet hOr, Galias, Pathias, Jo- budas. 10r, Eliafibs and Bacur, |07, Sallam, \|Or, Remias. flor, Baxadias Or, Elam. Or, Iehiel. lor, Iere moth and Helias, |!Or,Zathoe ne,Eladass Elfib. HOr, Salad, and Sardas, llOr, Bebe. lOr, Tofabat, and Emah, \|Or,Banz, Olam,M al- luch, Iedaia, Fala. Wor, Addin, Naaters, Lace cum, Bana- fas, llOr, Bexelel, Balnus,Ma- naſſes. llOr. 3 Ha fa Ais l'Or, Math- mas, Matas thias. ||Or, Ban, Yee remias, Mos adi, Euiram, Apocrypha. Neh.8.1, fOr, Mati- bhias. fOr Pedaias. reformed. Ea7.1. Ffa.58.1. Hanaras,Dambis,Joliphus. . 35 Ando the onnes of Ethna, Mazitias, zabadias, Ethes, Inel Banaiags. 36 Allthele married ſtrange wines, and put them away with theirebilaeen. 37 And the Piets and the Lenites dwelt in Jerufalem, andintyecountrey, the firit Day of theleventh moneth,and the chuldzen af Iſrael in their otune houles. 338 ¶ Then all the multitude aſſembled to- gether with one conlent into the broad place Ut- foze the gate of the Temple toward the Cait, 39 And {pake to Eſdras the Prick, anv reas Der, that he thould bzing the Lawe of Moyles, which bad bin ginen by the Loyd Gon of Firacl. 40 Then brought Eldras the chiele Prieſt the Law to all the multitude, both man and wo- man, to all the Picts , thatthey might heare the Lat the tirit day of the feuenth moncth, 41 And be read in the fir broad place of the gateol the Temple, from moning to middav, before the men and the women, and all the mul- titude hearkencd to the Lawe. 42 Ho Eldꝛas the Pꝛiett and reader ofthe Lam, ttood vpon a Pulpit of wood that was prepared. 7 43 Aud there food by him Matgathias, Sammus, Anantas, Azarias, Durias, Czectas, Balaſamus at hts right band, 3 44 Andat bis left hand Phaldaius, and Hail, Melchias Aothaſaphus, Nabarias. FR Then Eſdras tooke the booke of the Law betore the multitude (fo? be fate honourably be- & II. Efdras. - CHAP. I, T The people isreproowed for their unfaithfulneffe, 30 God will hane ano:ber people, if the fe will net bee He fecond booke of the Pꝛophet i * Elozas, the fon of Davatas, the fonne ot Azarias, the fon of Wel- ‘2: eye cias, the fonne of Hadantas, the — fon of Hadoc, the ton of Achitob, 2 Thelonne of Achaias, the fon ot Phinees, the fon of Weli, the fon of Ama» riag the fonne of Afe, the onne of Marimoth. the Conne of Arua, the fonne of Dzias, theinne of Bouith, thefonne of Abilet, the lonne of jhi- nees,thetonne of Eleazar. 2 Cheloune of Aaron (of the tribe of Len) which Efdras was priloner in the land of Medes, iu the reigneof Qrtarerres king of Pertta. 4 *AuB the word ofthe Lod came vnto me, faving, P : s Soe and mew my people their ſinnes, and their chilen thetrwickednes, which thep bane committed againſt mee, that they map tell their childꝛeus chiidh, 6 "Fo? the linnes of their fathers are increas _ fen mthem.becaufe they hane forgotten me, and pane ofercd vnto ſtrange gods. 7 Waye not Jbzought them out of the land of appt from the ponte of bondage? but they Hane provoked me vito wath, anddefpiled mp- couniels. i 7 § Pullthon off thenthe baire of thine head, andcatt all euil vpon them: fo? they bane not beene obedient vato myLawe, but thepare a Chap, j. - fore them all ) 46 And they all ſtoed vpright when bee ers pounded the Law, and Eſdras dlefed the Lod the mot high Gad, the mot mightie Gon ol bottes. 47 Aud the whole multitude cryed. Amen. 43 Then Fetus, and || Anus, and Satabias, 10r, Ban: and Adimus,and Jacobus, Habatatas,Autant- as, Maianias, and Calitas, Azarias, and Joa- 3abDus and Ananias, & Biatasthe Leuites lift pp their bands , and fell Bewne on the ground, and worlhtpped the Lord, 49 Andtaught the Lawe ofthe Lorde, and Rood allo carneitly vpon the reading. 50 Chen fayd | Aththarates to Cfdras the 0r, N ekes · chicfe Piet and Meader, and tothe Lenttes, mias, | that taught the muititude tn all things, Chis Day is holy vnto the Low, and all haue wept in- hearing of the Law. 5I Ose therefore andeate the fatte meates aud panke the weete dzinkes, and fend preſents to them that haue not. §2 Fo2 this Day is holy tothe Lozd,andbe not {ozy ; toz the Lod God will glozifie you. l 53 Ho the Leuttes commaunded all thele things to the people, laying, Chis Day ts holp to the Lo + be not iad. 54 Chen thep departed all to cat and Minke, and to relopee, and to giue prelents tothem that had not, aud fo make good cheere. 55 Foꝛ they were yet filled with the wordes wherwith they were inſtructed, when they were. afſeinbled together. rebellious people. 9 iow long Mall J foꝛbeare them, bato whom 3i baue done fo much good? ‘ Io “Dany kings baue I deſtroyed for their Exod.14.28. fakes : JOarao with his ſeruants and all hts ar» mie haue 3 mitten Downe. II Al! the nations haue 3 Dekroyped before them: * J haue netroyen the Cat, the people Nwv.21.24, ofthe two countreys Tyzus and Sidon, and sefh.8.12. have ſlaine all their enemies. 12 Speake thou therefore vnto thems, faying, Thus fapth the L020, 13 *3 baue len pou thorow the Sea,and haue Exod. 14,29: ginen pou a fure ſ way, fincethe beginning :* J 0r, freete. aueyou Moyles foz agutde, and Aaron fora Exod 3.10. 2teft. i and4. t4. 14 * J gangponlight inapillarofiire, ARD Exo.i 3.21. great wonders haue J Done among pou: pet haue pe forgotten me, ſayth the Lozd. I5 Thus fapth the Almighty Lorde, Che quattes * were a token vnto pou: J! Gane pow &xrd.1 6.1 35. tents for fafegard. wherein ye murmured: pſal.ioa 40 16 And yc triumphed notin my Name for the een of pour enemies, but pe yet murmure i 17 Uihereare the benefits that Jhaue Done for pou? when ye were hungry in the wilvernes, * DID pe uot crie puto ine, 18 Saying, Chy-hafk thou brought hs inta this wiloerneffe, to Kilius? It had been berter for b3 to haue ruc tye Egyptians then topig inthis wilderneſſe. 19 3 bad pitie vpon your mornings , and gang you (Danna to cate s * fo yee op Wifái 62e. gel Num. 14.36 A poctypha. Nim.20.11, wid. UA £1.54. Fxa 15. 23. Exo.} 2,8, Ffas. Hat. 23.37 AREN Angels foode. } 20 * Athen ye were thirſtie, did not cleaue the one, and waters did flowe out to ſatiſtie pou? from the beate $ coucred you wiriy che icaues of the trees, 20 And J gaucyou fatcountreys: F cat out the Danaanites, the Phereſttes, and Philtiſtims — you; * Wivat hal J Doe moze fez you laith the Lod? 22 Thus fapth the Almighty Lord, * Ayen ye were tthe wilderneſſe at the bitter waters, being athirſt, and blaphenitng my ame 23 J gaue pou not fire foz che blaſphemies, we cait a tree into the water, and made Che riuer weete. 24 Aathat ſhall J doz ynte thee, D Jacob? thou * Juda wouldeit not obey: J wull turne me te other nations, and vato thoſe will Jgiue my Name, that they may keepe nip lawes. 25 Seeinx pe haue forſaken me, J will alfo foziake you: wien pe atke mercte of mice, g will tot haue pitie vpon pou. 26 *(Ghen vee call vpon mee, F will not beare yous for pe baue defiled your handes with blosd , and pour feeteare ſwift to commit mur». er, 27 Although yee haue not foplaken mec, but pour owne telues, faith the Lord. 23 Thius ſayth the Almighty Lod, haue J nct prayed you, asa father histones, andas a — her daughters, and as a nurſe her pong abes, 29 That pee wonld bee mp people, as Jam out Gand that pe would be nip children, ag am pout father? 30 *F gathered pou together as an heave gas thereth hee chickens vnder ber wings : but now what hall J doz vnto you? A wali caf yon out from my fight. 31 * Ahen xrou bring gifts tute tice, Iwill turne my face from pou: fozpour ſolemne feat Dayes.pour new moones,and pour circumctfions paue F fozlaken. ie 3 fent vnto you my feruants the Pꝛophets whom ye bane taken and faine, and torne their bodies in pieces, whale blood J will reucnge, fayth the Lod. 33. Thus fayth the Almighty Lobe, Pour boule hall be Deloiate: 3 wi cat pou out as the winde Bocth the tubble. } 3t Pour childzen Hall not hane geucration : fo? they bane Delptied mycommaundement,and bone the thing that J hate,befoze me. 35 Pour houſes wth J gine vato a peopicto come, who hall belecue mee though they heare ince nol, and they vnto whom Jneuer hewed miracle, halldoe the things that 3 commaund them. 36 Though they (ce no Prophets, yet hall they bate thete iniquities. i 37 CJ will declare the grace that J will doe fo: the people to come, whole childzen tetoyce ut gladnetic, and though they bauc not feenc mee with bodily eyes, yet in beart they beleeue the things that F fap. 38 Mew therefore brother, bebola what qreat glozy,t fee the people that come fromthe Catt. 39 _ Tinto whan J wil gine fo: leaders, Abꝛa · hain, giac, Jacob, Dieas, Amos, Micheas, Joel, Abdias, Jonas, — 40 Mmm, Abac Sophonias, Aggius, II. Efdras. Sachariag,and Malachias (which ie called alto tie * meſſenger of the Logo.) CHAP IM i The Synagogue fiadeth feule with her ewne chil- dren: 18 Toe Gentiles are called. Tes faith the Lod, F brought this peeple out ot bondage: J them alſo my com- maundements Sp my ſeruants the Mophets, whome they would vat heave, but delpiied my countels. 4 ERT 2 Ghemether thathare them,- fayth vnto them, Hoe pou away, wW cien: for Gg ana widow and forfaken, 3 Ibꝛrought pou wp with gladneſſe, but with fozolv and heaninelie haue 3 lott pou : for pe ane Hinicd againſt the Loud pour GoD, and done the thing that difpleateth bim. 4 But what Hall nowe doe vnto you? F ant a widow and korſaken: goe pee, D mp chile Deen, and aike mercie of che tord, § Andthee, D Father J call fora witnelle forthe mother of thei chilazen, which weuld not keene my couenant, 6 That thou bring chem to confufion, and their mother ta a ſpoyle, that their kinred be net continued. 7 Let their names bee ſcattered among the heathen: let them be put out of che carth,toz thep baue deſpiſed mp couctant, 8 WMoe vnto thee, Aſſur: for thou hideſt the vnrighteous in thee: D wicked people, remem·⸗ ber * what J Did vuia Sodome and Goiozah, 9 Akole faith ts miren with clouds of pitch and beapes of aies: ſo will J doc vnto then, that beare me not laity tbe Almighty Lord. Io € Thus ſayth the Lord vnto Eas, Tel inp people , that Y witi gine them the kingoome ot — > which 3 would haue ginen vito tact. It And J tutil get me.glozy by ches, and cine them tye euerlatting tabernactes, which J bap pepared faz thoſe. 12 They Gal haue at will che tree of life ſmel⸗ ting oFointment ; they hal nether labour nagzbe cary. 13 Goe ye, and pe Hal receiue it: pray that the tine whichislong, may be ſhortned: the king⸗ Donic ts already peepared fo: you: watch). 14 Take heanenaud carth to witueſſe: for J have aboltſhed the cuill, andcreatedthe goods for J liue, fayth the Lord. ; I5 Mother, embrace thy children, and bin them vp with gladneſſe: make theirt ferte as fa a Spee FOZ baue choleu thee, ſayth the 0 16 And thole that be dead wil F raile vp frons their places, and bing them out of the graues: foz J baue knowen mip name in Jiraci. I7 Feare not thou mother of the chtlozen 3 fog FZ paue choles ther fayty the Load. 13 J wil lend thee my (ecnants Eral and Fes remie to helpe thee.by whole counti Jhaue fau» ctifiedD and prepared foz thee twelue trees laden with diuers Crufts, 19 Audas many fountatnes, flowing with Melre, $ ü Gen.19.240 milke and honie, and ſeuen mighty mountaines, whereupon there grow roles and lilies, whereby J will AU chy chiſdren with ioy. t 20 Crecate iuttice foz the widow: iudge the cauleof the fatherleſſe: gtue to the poore: defend the fatherlefie clothe the naket, aI Healt } Apocrypha. Tobit.s.17, Rexve.7.9> 21 Healethe weounded, and acke: laugh nota Tame nian to ſcorne: Defend the creeple, and let the blind come mito the light of my clearenefic. 22 Keepe the old and the yong that are with: in thy wals. 23 *Mhereloeuer thou Anvet the Bead, take themand buric them, andJ wil gine thee the firit place in my refurrection. 24 Abide ſtill, D my people, and reſt: for thy quietneſſe hallcome. y -25 Nouriſh tby chilozen, D thou good nurſe: Rablik their tecte, ‘ 26 fone of the feruants that J bane ginen thee, Mall periſh: to: Jwill ſceke rhein from ae Mong he number. 27 Henot wearte: ſor when the Day of trouble and heauineſſe commet) , ether hall weeps and be ſorrowfull, but they hate be merrie, and hauc abundante i í 23 The heathen Mailennie thee,and thall dee nothing agaiuſt thee faith the Lod. 29 $Wine hands lyallcouer tyce, fo that thp childzen Mall not fee hell. ; 30 Bee topfull,D thou mother, with thy chil Den: for J wili deliver thee, fath the Lord 31 Remember thy childzen thar licepe : f willing them out of the ides ot the earth, ana will fbe mercie vnto them; for gam mercifuli, faith the Lom Alintg tie. 32 Embzacc thy children, vntill J come and Hew mercie vnto them:fo2 my fountaines runne ouer and my grace Rall not faile. 3 J Eas receiued a-charge of the Lord bpon the mount Gored, that J Would gac vnto themot Iſrael, but when J came to them, they calit me off, and delpiled the commaundement of the LoD. © - 34 Aud therefoze J lay vnto you, D pee bea- then, that beare and vnderſtand, (Haite to: pour fhepheard, who wall giue you cuerlatting rett-toz he to neere at had, that hall come inthe ende of the world. ? 35 Bee ready to the reward ofthe kingdome: forthe cuerlatting light fall hine vpon you toz euermoze. l i k 36 Flee the Menowe of this worid: receine the i of pour gloic: Iteſtifie mp Santon o- penty. ; ; 37 Receiue the gift that is ginen pou, and bee glad, gining thankes vnto bin that bath called pou to the heauenly kingdome. 33 Arife and fand vp, and behold the number ofthoſe that are ſealed for the feat of the Lord, 39 CGbich are Departed from the hadowe of the world, and haue receiued glozious garments of the LoD. 40 Dake thy number, D Sion, and ut bp them that are clothed in white, which bane fui- filled. toe Law of the Leom. 41 Gbhenumnber of thy children whome then longeſt fo}, is fulfilled : befeech the power ofthe Hoo, that the people which hauz beene called from the beginning map be fanctised. 42-7 J Emas law vpon mount Sion a great people whom F could rot number, andtyep ail pratien the Lozd with ſongs. 43 And in che mids of (hemthere was apong mat bigher tn tature then themall, and vpon euern atte of their, beads hee fet crotmes,and was higher then the others, which J mich nar Chap: iij. 44 HoF alkedrije Angel, and (atB, Ciho are theſe niy Lord? weit 45 Cayo anſwered and {aid vnto mee, hele be they ihat Gane put ott the septal clorhing.and - bane put ontye inisnezctall,and bane contelico rke Mame of Ged: now ere they crowned, anv ree ceiue the palmes, 46 Then faw J unto the Angel, Chat young manis tt that Certeth crownes on thes, and gts ueth themthe palmes in thetr bands? 47 And he anlwered, and lain vnto me, Ft ts the Senne of God, whom they haue contelled in the wold. hen began F greatly to commend oem: that bad ftocd lo ſtrengly foz the Mame of H4 mü. 48 Chen the Angel ſaid vnto mee, Gor thy Way, and tell my people, what, and bow great wonders of the Lord God thou hak ſecne. CHAP. III. 4 The wenderous workes which God did for the pesa ple, are recited. 31 Efdras maruesleth that Ged [uffe- reth the Balylonsans to hane rule oner his peapleswhich yet are ſinners alſo. |2 the thirtieth yeere aftes the fallof the citie, as Fives at Babyion, J lay troubled vpon mp bed, ard my thoughts came bp to mine heart, 2 Becanle J tam the Belolation of Sion, and the wealth of them that dwelt at abylon. 3 Bo mp Mirit was ſoꝛe mooues, fo that J eels ipeak feareful words to the mot igh, 1D fard, 4 Dimu, Lom, thou (paket at the begin ⸗ ning whtnthon alone plantet the earth , and gaueſt commandement vnto the people, * Ans a body vnto Adam without ſoule, who was alfo the workniansytp of thine hands, and bafi breathed in him the breath of tife fo that helined Ucfore thee, . 6 Ano idk him into Paradtle, which thy right hana hadplanted, oꝛ evict the earthyosoug he |07: we feozth, ſrward. 7 Euen then thon gaueſt him conimaunde; meẽnt to loue chy way: but be tranſgreſſed it, anv immediatly thou gappointedſt death te himana his generation, of whom caine nations, tribes, people and kinreds out of number. i 8. >And euerypeople walked after their owne twill, and Did wonderfull things befoze thee, and deſpiſed thy commandements. 9 .* Butat the time appointed thou bꝛough · Gene. 7 tes’ teft the food upon tholethat dwelt in the wold, and Deftropedit them, Io _ @o that by the flood, that came to euery one of them, which came by death vnto Adam. | 11 Pet thoulekteſt one, cucn* foe, with his houſtold ot whoꝝi came all rightzous men. . 12 And whenthey that dwelt vpon the earth, began to multiplie, and the nnmber of the rhil- Den, people, and many nations were increaiedD, they began to be moze wngodlpthen the iri. 13 Pow wen they ituen wickedly before ther, * thon diw chale thee a man from among them, whai name was* Abraham 14 Cibo thoulonedtt-and ynte whom oncly thow ſhewedſt thy weit; w : 15 Gnd madeſt an eucrlafting tennant with bim, promifing bin that thouwouldeſt neutr for Gene. 2. y⸗ Gene. bT 1,Pet.3 Qo. Gene, 32,16 Gene.t7.5. i Gen, 21 2,3 Gene.25.25) i fake hts leede. 26 | 16 * And vnts himthou gaueſt Iſgac* pnto Mal 1.2,3, 0 Alaac allo. they gangi Jacob and —— a y018.9.130 - il Apocryp Exod.tg9.t. deut.4.10. Gene, 3.6. 1. Fam 16. 13. 2. Sam 5.1. and 7. 5, 13. ha. DDE chuſe Jacob, aud cat of Ciau, and o Ja · cob became a great multitude. 17 And when thou leak his feed out of Egypt, * thon broughteſt them vp to mount Dina, 18 And inclineds the beaucns, and bowed Downe the earth, and Dine mooue the ground, and caule the depths to hake, and didſt atoni the wort. I9 And the gloic went thorow fonregatesof th fire, with earthquakes, wind and cold, that thou mighteſt giue the Law onto the ſeede of Jaceb, and that which the generation of Iſrael Henta Diltgentlp obferue, 20 Det tooket thou not away From them the wicked beart, thatthp Law might bang koorth Fruit in toem. í ; 20 Fo *Adam firt hauing a wicked heart, Was ouercome and vanquilhed, and all thep that are bone of dim, — $ ] 22 Thus remained weakneſſe ioyned with the Law in the hearts of the people, mith che wickednefle of the roote : fo that the good depar⸗ ted away, and the euill above fil. 23 Ho the tines paled away, ana the peeres tuere brought to an end, * til thou DDt raile thee bp aferuant called Danid, — 24 “Uhan thou commandedſt to build a ti- tie unto thy Name, to call vpon thee therein with incenle and ſacriũce. 25 MAhen this was Dene many peeres, the in· habitants forſooke thee, 3 26 Following the wayes of Adam and all his generation: fo: they had aiio a wicked heart. 27 Therefore thou gaueſt the citie cuer into the bands ofthine enemies. 28 But doe they that dwell at Babylon , any Ders that they fhould hane the Dominion of n 29 Fortohen J came thither, and fawe their Wicked Deedes without number Cfo: this ts the — pert that F (ce many trefpafiing) 7 was ttouraged. 30 F03 lam, boto thon ſufferedſt them that finne, and {parent the wicked Doers, where: as thou bat deſtroyed thine owne people, and ee thine enemies and thou batt not ſhew⸗ ed it. 31 J cannot perceiue howe this commeth to paſſe. Are the deeds of Babylon better chen they ef Dion? 32 Dz ts there anyother people that knoweth thee bendes Iſrael? o: what generation hath ſo beleeucd thy Teſtimonies as Jacob? 32 And yet thete reward appeareti not, and their labour bath no fruit: for J baue gone beere € there thorowout the heathen: J fee them flou- rif}, and thinke not vpon the commandements. _ 34 eigh thou therefore sur wickedness now intheballance, and theirs alio that Dwell inthe world, and nomention of thee (hall be found but tn Iſrael. 35 D2whenis it that they that dwell on the earth bane not finnen in thy fight 2 o: what peo- ple baue fo kept thy commandements? 36 Thou halt ſurely And that Iſrael by name bath kept thy precepts, but not the heathen. CHAP, TII 2 The Angel repromzth Efdras,becau/e hee ſeemed be ater into the profepud iudgemewts of Goa, II.Efdras. A= the Angel that was feit tnta me, whet name was GricLantwered, 2 Ano lad, Chine heart hath taken too much bpon it in this wold, and thou thinket tocon- prchend the waves of the bighet. 3 Then famn J,Dea,myp Lowy. And He anſwe⸗ red mee, and fain, Jam lent to thewe thee theee waves and to fet tooth thace ſimilitudes betoze ? 4 Abhereof if thou cant declare mee one, J wail etw thee allo the way that thou Defirce ta ſee, and J will them thee from whente the wicked Heart commeth. § And I laid, Tellon, my Lod. Chen fain he unto me, Goe thy way, weigh mee the weight of the fire, o? meafure me the blatt of the wind, oz calline agatne the Day that is pat. 6 Then anhwered F,and laid, Ahat man ts bozne, that cau Do that which thou requiret me, concerning thele things? i 7 And helai vnts me, JEJ Hould alke thee bow Deepe Dwellings are in the mids ofthe fea, 02 bow great ſprings are in thebeginning ofthe . Depth, e2 bow great fprings are in the ſtretchin out of the heauen, o: which are the boꝛders o Paradile, 8 Daraduenture thou wouldeſt fay vnto me, J neuer went Downe to the Deepe, noz yet to the bell,neither Did F cuer clime bp to heaven. 9 Butnow haue J afked thee but of fire and Winde, and of the day, whereby thou hak paed, and from the which things thou cantt not bee fes - arated, and pet canit thou giue mee none an= were okthem i ; 10 Hee laid moꝛeouer vnto mee, Chine ore things, and fuch as are growen vy with thee, tanit thou not know: Il How thould thy befell then bee able ta comprehend the wapes of the Higheſt, and now outwardly tn the corupt world, to vn⸗ eae the coruption, that ts euident in my ight? 12 Chen laid F vnto him, Fe were better that twee were not at all, then that wee ſhould line in tmickeones, aun to luier and not to know wheres 22, 13 And hee anlwered mee, and (aid,* F cante t a forg tithe plaine where the trees belda ouncell, 14 Gna faid, Come, let vs goe fightagaink the lea, that tt may gtue place to bs,and that we may make ys moze woods. Is Likewile the floods of the [ea tooke cours fell, and faid, Come, let va goe vp and fight a- gaint the trees of the wood, thatwe map get ane other countrey fo: vs. } 16 But the purpole of the woed was vaine: kor the fire came and conſumed it. ly Likewile allo the purpoſe of the floods of the fea : foz the fand ftood yp aid Mopped them. 18 Jf thou wert iudge betweene thele two, whom wouldett thou tultitic? oz whom wouldeſt thou condemne? : 19 Jauſwered, and fain, Verily it isa fogs li purpote, that they both baue Dentlen ; foz the ground is appointed for the wood, and the Sea bath hts place to beare his floods. 20 Thenanfweredhee me, and faid, Chon hak giucn right tudgement; but toby iudgeſt thoi iiot thy felfe alfa? ; - 21 Foꝛ like as the ground is appointed a Tudg 9.8. 2,chy.25.88 Chap.y. | F/a055.8, 9. the wood, aun the fea tor the foods,(o “they that Soha 3. 315 Dwell vpon earth, can vnderſtand nothing, but ‘.cor.2.13. that which tsivpon earth: and they that are tr 54, the beaneng the things that are aboue p height ofthe heauens. ; ' 22. Thenanſwered J, and ſayd, J berech thee, D Lord, let vnderſtanding be giuen me: 23 Foꝛ 3 did not purpole to enquire of chine bigh thinges, but of fuch as wee dayly mendie mithall, namely, wherefore Iſrael is made are: p2och to the heathen,and fo: what cauſe tye peos ple whom thou hail loued , ts giuen ouer to wic⸗ Red nations ,and why thelawo€ our fathers is aboliſhed, and the weitten cerentontes are come to none effect, Se 7 24 Ahy we are toled to and fro thzough the world as the grathoppers , and our like is a very feare, and we are uot thought worthy to obtaine mercy. 25 But what will he doe ta bis Mame.which is called upon ouer vs? Df thete things haue J aiked the queſtion. a 26 Chenantwered heme, t laid, The more thou fcarcheit,che moze chon Matt maruaile s foz the wo: yatteth fait to pafle away, | 27 And cannot compeehend thethinges that Are promiſed tothe cighteous in time to come: fox this mould is full of vnrighteouſneſſe and weakeneſſe. Wg eek, 28 But to Beclare thee the thinges whereof thou alke, the eniti ts (omen, but the Dettructt: on thercof ts not pet come. 29 Jt the euill now that ts ſowen, be not tur- ned vpſide dawne, ifthe place where che euill ts owen, paffe not away, then cannot the thing come, that is ſowen with good. 30 Foꝛ the corne of cal Leen hath bin fowen inthe beart of Adam from the beginning, and bow much yugodlines hath De brought pp vnto thts time? And how much ſhall hee ting tonti wnitill the hariek rome? 31 {Ponder with thy cite, how much fruite a ice a cone Of entl iced bringer oorth, -32 And when the ſtalkes ſhall be cut downe which are without number, how great an har⸗ melt mutt be prepared. Satie ` 33 Chen FT anfwered ,and fayd, bow and when ſhall thele things come to paſſe: wherefore are our peeres few and enill? - 34 AnD he anfwered me, faying, Hak not to bee aboue the mot High: foz thou labouret in paine to bee aboue him, though thou endeuour neuer fo muuch. i 5. Did not thefoutles alfo of the righteous afse quettion of thelethingsin their chambers, faving, How long hail 3| thus hepe? and when coimmeth the fruite of mp barne and our wa- £8? ; 8 36 And bpon this Jeremiel the Archangel anfwered , and fayd , caben the number of the feeds is filled in yous for bee hath weighed the wolo in the ballance. pants 37 The mealure of the thes is mealured; the ages are counted by number , and they hall ‘not be mooued op Haken, till the mealure there» of be fulfiilea. EA 38 Chen anlwered J and fain, D LoD, Lozd, Weare alleuen full of inne, 29 And foz our fake peraduenture the harueſt a$ the righteous is not fulati, becaule of the finne of themthat dwell vpon earth. 40 Ho he anfwered mec and fayn , Goer and alke woman with child. when thee hath fulfils icd her nine moneths, tf ber wombe may keepe the birth any longer within per. 41 Then iat 3:20,10, tye cannot, And he laid onto me Ju the grans the places of fouls: ave like the wombe, 42 fozas hee that is with chile, hafteth to. efcape the neceffitte of the trauell, fo doe thele places batt to deliuer tkole things that are come mitted vnto them. 43 Chat which thou Defirest to lee, Hail bee fhewed thee from the beginning. «=. 44. Then anſwered 3, and fap, JET bane found grace tn thy ftight,and itit be poſſible, and tf J be meet therefore, 45 Sbew me whether there be moze to come sien ts pat, o2 moze things pal, then are ta ome: 46 Ahat is pat, J kuow, but what ista come, gi know not. Sa 47 And he fatd ynto me, Stand on the right fioe and J will erpaund thee thts byerample. 48 07 food, and behold, a bete burning ouen paſſed before me: and when the flame was ao bpi See bebold, the moke had the. pper Hand, . , Ned dene 49 After this there paſſed before mea watery cloud, fent Downe much taine with a itorzmes and when che ſtormpraine was paſt, the Drops came after. ; 50 Then fats he wntame,Conkder with thy. feltc,as the ratnets mozethen the Drops, and a fire exvceedeth the finoke, fo the portion that is palt,bath the vpper yand,and the drops and, the s {mone were much. f. SL. CienF prayed, and fayd, Way Jlitie, thinkeitthou, vntill chat time? D2 what hall. come to pafle in thote Dayes? ` 52. pe anfwered mie and fait, Dfthe tokens twhereot thou afset mee ad tan telltheea parts but J am not tent to fhew thee oF thy lites foq Doe not know tt. C H-A P. V. s, In the latter times trueth ſhalbe hid. 1o Vurigh- téoufnes and all wickedne ffe fhallreigne tn the world, 23 Jfraelis reveéted , and Goll deliuereth them, 35. God doeth allthings in feafon. N Enerthelefle concerning the tokens behold; the times fall come, that they which dwell vpon earth, ſhallbee taken ina great number, and py way of the trurth hall bee hid, and the land Mail be barren from fatth, 2 And* iniquitte Halbe increaſed moze then thou bat feene now,o2 halt heard in time patt: -3 Andit halt come to paite that one halliet in foste; and thou talt ice the land deſolate, which now reigneth. 4 Dea, if God araunt thee to liue thou malt Ave after the third trumpet, that the funne hall {uddenly Hine againe tn thenight, the moone thee times a Day. § Blood hall nop out ofthe wood, andthe ftonc fhall gine his voyce, and the peopte fhatl be moaned. ee th s ~O Anahe mall rule, oftwhome they hopenot Hie Dingell pon carth, Ethe foules Hail change PLACE 3 7 Aus Mat.24. 123 } | Apocrypha. 7 And the lca of Sodom Mall cat outiv, and make a nopitin the night, which many all * IA but thep Malt all beare the voyce ereof. 8 Where thalbe aconfulion in manp places, andthe fire Mail ott beake foozth, and the wild teates fhall change their places , and mentrus pug women Mall beare montters, a 9 And ialt waters albe found in the fweet, and all tricnds hall ight one againſt another: then Hall wit hide it felfe, and vnderſtanding Depart into his fecret chamber. Io Ft ſhail be longht of many, and pet not be found: then Wall vñcightesuſnes and voluptu· ouſneſſe baue the vpper hand vpon earth. It Dne land allo Wall alke another, and fay, Is tighteous tultice gone thozow thee? Andie fall fay,f20, ; 12, Qt the fame time Hali men hope, but not obtaine: they thal! labour, but their enterpetics fhallnuot proſper. 13 Go Wew thee ch tokens J hane leaue, and if thou wilt pray agatne, and weep as now, and fait ſeuen Dapes , thou shalt heare pet areas ter things then thefe. 14 @ Chen Jawaked, and a kearekulneſſe Wwent thorow ali my body, and mp nunde was feeble and fainted. Ig But the Angel that was come totalke With me, held me, comforted me, and {et mee vp dpon mp feet. 16 Andin the feconn night, Dalathiel the captaine of thepeoplecame vitto mee, laying, Ahere halt thou been? and whyisthy countes nance fa heaup? 17 Knowelt thou not that Fltael is com: — vnto thee in the land of their capti: * 18 Up then and eate, and forlake vs not, as the ſhepherd that leaueth bis flock in the bands efthecrucllwolucs.. — -> 19 Then faya F vnto him, Goe thy wapes froi me, and come not neere me: and when hee Heard if, he went from me. ; 20 And J| fated lenen dayes, mourning,and weeping, as Uriel the Angel bad commaunded me. 21. AnD after fruen dapes the thoughts of ming Heart were verie grieuous vnto mee a gaine, 22 And F had a delire to realon againe, aud J began te talke with the mot Vigh ax gaine, 23 And faid, D Lod, Lod ; of euery foreſt of the earth, andof allthe trees thercof thou bat cholen tize one onely vineyard. 24 Aud ofall landes of the wold thou Hatt choſen thee one pit, and of all the flowers of the ground thau haſt chofen thee one itilie, 25 Andof all the Depths of the fea thou hak filled thee one riner,and of al builded cities thou Hak Canctificd Dion vnto thy lel fe. 26 And ofalthe foules that arecreated,thou hak named thee one Bore, and of all the cattell — made, thou Hak appomted thee one heepe. 27 And among all the multitude of people, thou hatt gotten thee one people, and vnto this people whome thou loucdit , thou gaucit alaw, that is porcu of all. 28 Zna now, D Lord, why bak thou giuen II. Efdras. this.ene people ouer into many? and vpon ane roste thon batt {et others, Eyalt ſcattered thine onely people among many. 29 Thep treade chen downe, which haue withſtood chp promiles , and belecuc Rot thy tee funontes. 30 And ikthou diddeſt Co much hate thy peos ple, they Mould bane beene puniſched with thine owne hands. 31 € Row when J had poken thele wordes, the Angel that came to me the night afoze, was {ent ynto me, 32 And aD vnto me, Meare mee, and J will ee thee,and heacken that jj map inſtruct thee ther. -33 Ana Flayd,Speake on, mp Lod. Then fayd be puto me, Chow art ſore vercd and trou- led fo: Iſraels fake. Louet thou them better then he Doth that made them? 34 And Flayd, No, Lod; but of very ſorow baue J (poken: foz mp retues paine mee cuccy boure white J labour to comprehend the way of the moſt pigh, €toleeke ont part of his iudge· ment. 35 Gnd hee ſayd vnto mec, Thou cant not. Gnd J (apd, Ciberefozre, Lord, wherefore was J borne? o2 why was not mp mothers wembe then my graue? Oban 3 not ſeene the treuble ——— > and the griekt ok the Rocke of Tl raci. 36 And he fayd vnto me, Number vsto mee he things that are not pet come, 0: gather meg tie Dops that are (cattereD, 62 mlake me the wre thered flowers greene againe. 37 Dprume che places that are cloſed, anu sing ince fooztl the windes that are hut bp thertin:ſhew mee the tmageofa vopce,and thers will J Declare thee the thing, that thou alkeit and labonreſt to know. 38 And J laid, D LoD, Lod, who can know thei things, but bec that bath not his dwelling withincn 2 y 39 But J that am tgnozant , pow tan J ſprake of theſe thinges, whercot thou alkeit mec? 40 Then faia he vnto me, Like as thon cant Doc none ofthele things , that J haue poken of, fo cantt tyou not finde out my iudgement, nop the h aft benefice, that Jhaue proniſed vnto mp people. 41 Then J fayd, Bebold, D Loyd, the laſt things are prelent vnto thee, and what ſhalthey Doc that haue bin befoze mee,o2 we that be now, o? theythat Hallcome aftervs? _ 42 And gee layd bute mec, F will compare Kip iudgement vnto ating: as there ts no — of che laſt, (o there is ne ſwiftueſſe of the firtt. 43 Then’ J anfwered, aud fayd, Corildeſt thou not make at once thole that baue beene, thole thatarenow, and thofe that ball come, that thou mightelt thew thy iudgement theſoo · ner? 44. Then anfwered hee mee, The creature, faid be,cannot prevent the Creato2, neither can the world bold them at once,that Halbe created therein. -45 And J fayde, As thou bat taught thy feruant, that thon which ginet ſtreugth co all, halt gtuen life at once to all the wozke creas ted by thee, and hak ſuſtained it, ſo might * Apocrypha. now alfa conteitie all met at once. 46 And hee layd vnto me, Alke the wombe of a woman, and ſayvnto her, CAhy mutt thou haug time befkore thou brꝛingeſt toorth? require peria bring fozth ten at once. ; 47 And J fayd, Surely he cannot but bydi- Rance oftime. $7 48 Lien laid he vnto me, So haue g diuided the numberof the earth by times when ſcede is fowen pon it, 2 49 Fezras a pong chtld begetteth not that that betonageth tothe aged, ſo Hane Jordeynedthe time which Jhaue creates. Wy 50 @ J alken againe ant ſard, Seeing than hait now hewed meeige way, J] will mord to ipeake before thee: fozour mother, whom thou ‘Halt tolde megis pouna,Dzawety ihe neere vnia age? - * 1 He anſwered meand Maid, Aſke woman that traueileth, and fhe wail tcli chee. §2 Day vnto her, Chereiore are not they ued whome thou hait nowt bꝛought foorth,like thaie that were betore thee,buticiie of ature? 53 And thee thali antwere thee, Some were borne in the Roure of pouth,others were boznein the time of age, wien tye waombe fatted. s4 Conder now thy teii; how that ye are th of ſtature thenthole that were betok you. 55 Ans ioare theythat come after pou, lefe then pee, as theereatures wich now begin to bee olde, and haue palicd oner the ſtrengch of youth. i 56. Then ſayd 3, Lod, J beitech thee, it J baue found fausurtmebyiight, Wewe thy ſer · uant, bp whom Dorii thou gouerne thy worke⸗ manſhip? CHAP, VL God hath fore feene all things in his fecret counfell, and isaathour thereef y and hath createdthem far bss children. 25 The felacity ofthe age tocome. AD hee fayd onto mee, Jn the beginning A when the rounDe worlde was made, any befo2e the bowers of the worlde were fet, and before the windes blewe one againtt ang- ther; r =. 2. Before the novle of thunders founted,be- fo2e the barght lightning did fine foogrh, betoze the foundations of Paradtie were layd: 3 Before the faire fioures BID appeare, be» foze tie mooueable powers were eftabitljed,be- fore the innumerabie arinies of Angels were gas tiered; 4 Before the heightes of the avze were lf- ted bp , befoze the meafures of the beauens were named ; before the chusintes in Dton were hote: 5 Wefor the prefent yceres were ought cüt, aud befoze tee affections of them chat nowe finne; were turned away, and they that ae lapeD vp the treature of tayth, were ſea⸗ 2D, - í 6 THhendid J purpole thele things,and they mere made by mee along, and bp none other: 2 mec alla they thalibec ended, and by none o · Cts. ; 7 Thenanlwered J, andlayd, TAbat hal he the Buitlion of tunes? og when fjall bee the snd of the Brit, anv tye beginning of it that to ‘Chap. vi. loweth 2 i S -And hee fayde puto mer, From Abrahem vuto Ilaac, when Jacob and Elau were borne = ae, Jacobs hand held firt che Heele of Ge 9 For Cian isthe end of this wold,and Ja» cob ts the beginning of te chat follower. _ tO Che hande of manis hetwirt the hele a the Band. Dither thing, Eſldras alke thou H € Janſwered then, t aia, D Lod, Loz, AES paue found kauour in thy fight, 12 J beieech thee, make an enù to fhe we tip ſetuant thy tokens, whereet chow Mewt me part the laſt niche, 13 So he anlwered me, and ſaid, Stand vp: — feste, and heare a mightie founding I4 There hall come as an earthquake, but the place where thau ſtandeſt tall not bee moge is Gnd therefore when be fpeaketh, bee not aftayd: foz of the end fhall bee the wode, and — foundation of the earth tall tt bee ndere 16 Therefore while one (peaketh of them, te ttemblerh andis mooued: fo. it knoweth that it mutt bechaneed at the end. 17 EuD when F had heard it, 3 food yp vpon my keete, and hearkened, t behoide.there was a. notte that ipake,and the found of it was like the tound of many waters: 13. Andit layd, Behold, the Daves come, that J will come and inquire of them that dwell vp» “on thecarth, J 19 And when F beginne to enquire of them, who bytheir vnrighteouſneſſe hane burt others, an’ when the affliction ok Aron fall be fulfil led, 20 And the mola that hal vanih away, hal be fealed, then wil J Mew theſe lignes: the bocks fyalbe opened before the beauen,and they shat (ce alt it together, ; 21 And the chien ofa peereold Hatipeake with their voyces: the women with chide thal. bing foorth vntimely childzen of theee oz foure monẽths olde, and they thail line that are rayku ype. ; Í 22 Then ſuddenly Hall the fower places ap- péare as the vnſowen, and the full ſtorchouſes wall ſuddenlybe found empty, 23 nd the trumpet Hall (ound, andall they that beare it, hall be tuddenly afrayo. 24. Ae that time Wall Eriendes fight with friendes, as wih enemies >. and the earth hall fzare with them: the ſprings of the welles hail tand Ril, and in thee poutres they ſhallnot rünne. 25 Mhoſoeuer remaineth from al thefe things that J haueteld thee,hallbee faucd anv fee my faluation,and the end of pour world. 26 And the men-that are receiued, tall fee it: they that baue not tafted Drath from their birth, and thebeart of the intabitants Hallbe changed, and turned to-anether meas ning.. 27 Foꝛ euill Hailbe putent and deceit Halbe quenched. ~ e 28. Bur faith Mall flourit: corruption ſhalbe ouercome, and the truth which bath bene ſo tong without frutt,mall come foztiy, 29 CA: Gen.25. 26. Gem UT a ‘Gen, ¥,¥40 Gent 14 29. | ‘Apocrypha. 15. detti. Gen, 1,20. | Or, Enoch, 29 E And when hee talked with rne behold, Fl token a little bppon bim befoxewhome J ood, 30 Ano thele words (aya he vnto mee, Jam come ta ew thee the time of the night to come. 31 JE thouwilt pray againe, and falt fener Dapes moze, Jl will cel thee moze things, t grea- ter then thele, which Jhaue heard in the day. .. 32. Fo: thy voyce ts heard before the Higheſt: futely the Wighty hath Ceene thy righteous Dea- lings be hath ſeene alle thy chattity, which thou batt kept lince thp youth. 33, Wherefore math be fent me cto thew thee all theſe things and telap vnto thee, Bee of good coitfort,and feare not, nue gq 34- And haſte notin the vaine confideration ofthe times. i I 35, And atter this J meptagaine, and faken ſeuen Dates in like maner,that J night fulfil che thee weekes which he had appointed me, , - 36 Qudin the eight night was mine heart bered Within me againe, and J began tofpeake before the mot High, 37 Foꝛ my (preit was greatly (et on fire, and ny (oule was in diſtreſſe. 38 And J iay, D Loan, thou ſpakeſt exprefip ‘Inthe Ack creation Ceuen the fir&aay)and.com- mandedſt that the heanen tthe earth Moula be made, and the twoke followed thy wozd. 39 And then was there the ſpirit, and the Darknefle was on euery de with lilence: there was HO mans voyte as pet created of thee. 40 Then commanded thou a bright light to conte foorth out of thy trealures, thatit might gtuelightto thy worke 4I- Upon the lecond day thon createdſt the heauenlyaire, and commandedſt it, that going betweene, it hould make a diuiſton between the waters, that the one part might remaine aboue, and the other beneath, 42 Upon the third day thoucommaundef, that the waters houldbe gathered together in the ſeuenth partoftheearth: fire pares diddeſt thou Daye, € kept them to the intent that of theſe there Gould be that Hould ſerue thee, being ows en ok Hod and tilled, 43 Aflooneas thy word went forth, the worke was incontinently made, BIRD S 44 Jo: immediatly great andinnumerable Truitt did (pring vp,emanypdDinecs plea(ures foz the tatte, tfloures of vnchangeabie colour, and odours ofa moft wonderfull inel, theſe things Were created tye third Day. _45 *Cipon the fourth day thon createdk the light ofthe inme and of the moonc, and the 02 Dev of the Latres, 46 And gaueſt them acharge, todo* ſeruice euen vnto man that was fo: ta be made. 47 And vpon the fift day thou ſaidſt vnto the ſeuenth part * where the waters were gathered, that it would being forth beatts, as foules and f- Wes: and it was{fo. 48 SForthe Bumbe waters, and twithout life, brought forth lining things at the commaunde- ment of God, that the nations might praiſe thy wonderous works. j 49 Then diddelk thou prepare two lining things: the one thou calent Behemoth, and theother thou called Leutathan, 50 And DDE ſeparate theone trom the other: IT-Efdras. ndlqy fo: the ſeuenth part reiia was gathe · ni ted could not hold then. sı Unto Behemoth thou gaueſt one part, „which was Died vp the third Day, that be outa. ss in the fame part, wyerein area thenlanv illes. §2 But vnto Leuiathan than gaueſt the ſe⸗ uenth part, that is wet, and halt prepared him te deuoure what thou wiltana wer thon wilt. §3 pon the firt say thou gauek commande- ment Vato the earth, that betoze thee it houlde bring forth beatts,cattell,and creeping things. §4. And belides this Avam; whome thou mae Delt lord ouer atl the works which thou baft eres cated of htm conte toc all, Ethe people alio whos ‘thou batt choſen. Sch times, no make bake to the latter 55. All this bane. J Goken before thee, D —— thou haſt created the world fo: our akes. 56 As forthe other people, which alſo come of Adam, thou batt Declared them that they are nothing before thee, but be like vnto ſpettle, and batt compared their riches vnto a Dop that fal⸗ leth from a beffel. 57: And now, D Lord, behold,thele heathen which baucbene reputed asnothing, bane begun to be lords ouer vs, and to deuoure ys. 58 Aud we thy peoplecwhom thou hak called the firt borne, the only begotten, and thy feruent loucr)are giuen into thetr hands. 59° HE the wolde then bee created fo: our fakes, whpbane wee not the inheritance theres ofin poſſeſſion? oz how long Mall we Mer thele things 2 METH IU int OHS CHAP. VII, 5 Without tribulation none can come to felicitie. 12 God aduertifeth allintime. 28 The comming and Meath of Chrift. 3% The reſurrection and lajt iudge- ment, 43 after the which all corruption {hall ceafe. 48 All fell in Adam. 59. The true life. 62 The mercies and goodneffe of God. A MD when Iban made an ende of thele woꝛdes, there was fent vnto mee an Angel, ae had beene fent Downe to mec the nights afoze. Erir 2 And he fain unto me, Up, Eſdras, ¢ beare the words that Jamcome to tell thee. 3 And Iſayde, Speake on, my Gon. Chen {apd bevntome, Che teats ter ina wide place, that tt might be deepe and great. 4 But pzeluppole that the entrance thereof Were narrow, and like the rigers, i § cAho could gâ into the fea to laoke vpon it, and to rule it?if be went not thoꝛow the narrow, bow could become into the broad? = —— 6 Theretsalloanother thing: a citie is buile Ded, and fet vpon aboad field, andisfullofall good things: j i 7 Che entrance thereofis narrow, tinanane gerous place to fall,that thereis fire at the right hand,and adeepe water at theleft, 8 Andthereis but one path betwirt ther, euen betwirt the fire and the water,fo that there could go but one man there. 9 JF this citie were giuen vnto a man foz an inbevitance, tf hee neuer went thozots the pe⸗ vill befoze it, Hom could He veceiue bis ingeri tance? 10 And _ Apocrypha. Deut.8. I, ciin a a a - er 10 And F iapa, It is ſo, Loꝛd. Chen laid hee, {ois the portiomof ſrael. II Datelp foz their fakes haue J made the worlde ; andwhen Adam tranlarefled my Ras tutes,then came this thing to patie. 12 Then were the entrances of the worlde mauve narrow, fullofiozrom and trauaile: they - ate but few an’ enill, and full of perils, and ve⸗ ry painefuit. 13 Forcheentrances of the fore wom were wide and lure,and brought immoꝛtall fruit. 14 Ff then they thatareliuing, labour not te enter bythe ſtrait and brittle things, they can net ataine te thole things that arc hiv. s Is “Aby then diſquieteſt thou they (elfe,fecing thouart cozruptible sand why art thon miooucd, ſeeiug thou arc moztall 7 j 16 Andwhy bat thou not confidercd in thy minde the things to come, rather then them that are preſent? f 17 Then favd F, D Low, Lozd,* feeing thou Halk ozdeined in thy Lawe, that the righteous Houldinbertt thele things, and that che vngod· ly bonn perth, l s 18. Skou the righteous (uffer ſtraitneſſe in boptng foz large things?yet they that haue liued sngodlyand ſũttered Traitneſſe, Mal not (ee the large things. J Ig Then he fayd puto mec, There is no iudge moze iuſt then God, and there is none moze wile thenthemokiigh. _ i l 20 Foꝛ many perih tn this life, becaule they deſpiſe the Ramof God that is appointed. 21 fo: God Hath diligently admoniſhed ſuch as came, topfit as they came, what they fhould Doz to hane life, and what they onto obſerue to ausyd puniſhment. i mot 22 Neuertheleſſe, they were not obedient vn⸗ tobim, but ſpake agatnit bim, andimagined vaine things, — hel 23 And decciucd themelues by their wickea Deedes, and denied the power otthe mak Wigh, aud regarded Rot hts wayes. i 24 But they Delptted bis lay.and refulen pis promiles : they haue vnfatthtullpbzoken hts 02> Dances and haue not performed dis works,- 25 Anatherefore, Emas, vnto the emptie are emptie things, and to che full, full things. -26 Beholo, the time thall come, that thele tokens which J| baue tolde thee, Wall come to paſſe, andthe bꝛide ſhall appeare, and thee walt sa foorth, and be ſeene tyatnow is vnderthe ear . í -27 And wholoeur fhall eſcape thele euils, hee foall (ee mp wonders. t 28 for my fonne Fells hall appeare with thote that be wits him, and they that remaing ſhall retoyce within foure hundreth peeres. 29 Atter thele fame veeres Wall my onne Chu die,and all men that hauc life. < 30 Andthe world thalbe turned tnto thea Blence foꝛſeuen dayes,as in the fozetudgements, fo that no man Mallremaine, =; nad Fag 31 But akter ſeuen dapes, the wozlde thatis pet afleepe, hall be rapled vp: and that hall Die, that ts coꝛrupt. Hesk SN 22. Then fhe earth Hall retor thole, that: paue leptin her, and fo thaittheDu& thoſe chat inte Bivell therein in Hente; and the fecret places —— ſoules that were committed vn⸗ Em: sH x J R 7 r. 1 eiigis Chap vif” 33 andthe mek High hall appeare bpo the leate of tudgement, and mtfertes Halt vas zih away, and iong fuffering fall baue an ende. 34 Juſtice onely Wall continue : the trueth Sali remaine, and fateh all be ſtroug. 35 The worke hall follow, and the rewerde fhalbe fhetwed : the good deeds Wall be of force, and vᷣnrighteouſneſſe thali beare ne moze rule. 36 Then (apd J, * Abraham prayed firit fog the Sovdomites, any * Moyles fozthe fathers that innedinthewilderncile: : - 37 Aud theythat came after him, foz Iſrael in the time of Achazand Samuel, _ 38 And * Daud fo: the deſtruction, * and —— fo: them that came into rhe Ganctus tte, 39 * And Clias forthole that receiued raine, and forthedcadthatbemightline, HIA 40 And* Ezechias fo: the people in the tine of Sennachertb.and Diners others foz many. 4I €uen fo now, ſeeing bice tsincrealed.and wickeDnefle abounDeth, and the righteous haue prayed fo: the vngodly, wherefore Hall not the fame effect follow alfo now 2 f 42 Then heanfwered mee, and layd, This prelentlifeis not the end, oft times bonouris — init; therelore haue they pꝛayed tor the ta g. ; “20 43 But the day of tudgement fhallbe the env of this world, and the beginning of the im- — to come, wherein all cozruption att ceale. iE i ~ A4 Jntemperancie ſhall paſſe away: inſideli· tte pall be cutoff: xrighteouſneſſe hall grow vp; and the veritic hall (pring wp. ray eo at 45. Then wall no man beeable to ſaue him that ts Deitroped,noz oppreſſe him that hath gots ten the victozte. l B35 46 Janlweredthen, and fayd, This is mp frit and lat faving, that it had bene better not tobaue giuen che. earth vnto pam, oz when it was ginen hím, to haue kept hun that hed youtu not pane finned. cyt 47 Foꝛ what profitis tt fox men in this pres fent life to be in heauineſſe, andvafter Death ta keare punihhment? — ct. 2 43 Dadam, whathak thoudone 2 * forin that that thou bat finned, thou art not fallen as. lone, but the fall alle redoundeth vnto ve that comeofthee; oan o n spon y -42 For what pofitis it vnto v3, ikchere be promtfed an immoꝛtalllife, when mee. Boe the works thathiing Death? =; Tier Fs 50And that an euerlafting hope chould bee pesintled vs, {eeing that wee betide our ielues ta Qeadlppanitiers: ecto. clon tad? Hom shui sI AnD that there hould bee appointed be —— of health and ſaftie it we habe lines eDiuy? assipi 52 And that) the glory of the mot High fhouldbee kept to defend them which haue ied ag —— life, ikwee haue walked in the wicktd ayes?“ RIRA ? rt t = Pr > a §3 Am that an eternall Paradile ſhouid bee themed, whole fenit remaineth-ineoztuptibie, —— ts laketie and health, il we willnot enter 54 (For we haue bene conuerſant in vnplea· faut placca) Ai I0 iR anion ArtId s5. Auathatthefacesofithemm: whiri haue Aaa. abſteined 369 1 Kingiz 21 and 18 43545. 2 King 19. 15. Rom 5.38. ‘Apocrypha. abtteined, Hond Hite mor then ſtarres, ifour faces be blackerthen darkeneſſe? 56 Foꝛ while we ltued, we did not.remember tuben twe DID vnrighteouily, that we Hold fuf fer after Death. S 57 Then anlwered henw,and fayd, This is the maner of the battell, which man,that ts bozne in the earth Hall fight, 58 Chat tf he be overcome, he ſhould (user as thou batt fayn, but tf he get che victory, he ſhould receiue the thing that J tayo. $9 Foz this ts the life whereof Mopſes fpake into the peaple, while be lined, faying, * Chute thee life that chou mayſt liue. : 3 60 Nfeuertheleſſe they beleened him not, net ther the Pꝛophets after him, no: me alfo which haue fayd vnto them, i 61 ThatheauineNe Hould not ſo bee to their Defkruction, astop Mould come vata them, to © whome faluationts perſwaded. 62 J anſwered then and iain, J know, Lord, that the mot High ts called mercifull, in that be bath mercy opon thei, which are not pet come to that wol, 9 G6s Ana that he hath pitie on thole that walke in bis Law, 3 > 64 Aundthat hee is patient : for be tong uf: fereth thole that bane finned as bts creatures, 65 Andthat beisliberall: fohe will giue as much as needeth, , 66 Aud that hetsof great mercie: foꝛ he ouer· commeth in mercie thole thatare peent, and that are paft, and them which are to come. -67 Foꝛ it hee were not abundantin bis mers cies, the world could not continue, noz thep that haue the pofſeſſion thexreof. 68 We pardoneth allo: for ifhe gaue not of bis goodneſſe that thep which haue done euill might be relecued from their wickcdnelie,the ten thous Eana part of men ſhould not remaine aline. 69 And ifbe, being iudge, forgane not thoſe that he healed with biswozde, and tooke away themultitude of finies, 70 Chere thould peraduenture bee perp Frise lekt in an vnnumerable multitude, ©] es OCH: A P; VIII, z The number ofthe godly i fmall. 6 The workes of God éré. excellent. 20 Efaras prayer for him and for his people, 39 The promife of [aluatson to the iuf. 55 The defirutiion of the vniuſi. A Nd he anfwered me, faying, The moft high made this wozld for many, but the wold to cone for few. — 2 J willtell thee a fimititude,D Cas. As when the afkett the earth, it Hail fap vnto thee that ft giueth much earthy matter te make pots, but litle Dut that goln commietd of, fo is it with the wozke of this wa:i. 3 * Therebe many created, but feto Hall bee faucd. 4 Gen anlwered J, and fapt; Chen fwal- low bp the wit, D my foule, awd Deuoure vnder· anding. - j Í § Forthou hat premiled to beare, and thon wilt prophefie s for thou ba no longer {pace, butthelifeginenthee. 6 D Load, ikthou lufter not thy ſeruant, that twe map entreat thee, that thou mayeſt gine feed vnto our heart, and preparé ourbideritanding, that there map come fruit of ft, whereby euery one which is corrunt, may line, Who san fet pim II.Efdras. felfe & neers a 7 Jfoz thou art aloe, Ewe all are one worke my ef thy handes as thou bat fayd. is 8 Foz when the body is fahioned now in the wombe, as thon baft gtuen it members,thy creas ture ts preltrucd bp fire æ water, and the woke created by thee, Doeth ſuffer ning moneths the creature.which ts fattened in it, ; 9 But the thing thatcontemneth, and that witch is conteined, thal both be preferued, and when timè is come, the wambe,bemng pzelerucd, delinereth the things that grew init. TO Fo: thou palt commanded the members, euen the breaits, to cine milke vnto the fruit ap⸗ potnted to the beeatis, i II That the thing, which is created, may be —— for a time, teli thou diſpolſeſt it to thy 12 Thou beꝛingeſt it vp with thy righteout nefie, nurturett tein thy latwe, and refome it With thy indgcment. 13 Chou llayelt tt ag thy creature, and giueſt itlife as thy wo2ke. 14 Seeing then that thon deſtropeſt him, which with fo great labours is kaſhioned, tt ts an eafic thing to appoint by thy commande- ment, that the thing allo whichis made. might be pzeferued, Ig sowetherefore, D Low, Jwill ſpeake (as touching menin generali thou Walt rather poutde) but concerning thy people, foz whoſe take Jam fop, -— I6 And fez thine inheritance, for whole: tanle 2 mourne : for Iſrael, foz whome T am — and fo: Jacob, foz whole fake Fam eue . . 17 Foꝛ them will J pray before thee, aſwell fox mp felfe as foi theni: toz J ſee our faults that dwell in theland. 18 € But J haue heard the ſudden comming of the iudge, which ts to come. 19 Therefore beare my voice, and snderLand ny words which J wililpeake before thee. Che —— of the words of Eſdras, before he was envp 20 WLorde, that liuelt foz euer, which be⸗ bp from abone that which is aboue, and in he AYE, . 21 Chole throne is ineſtimable, and bis glo» rte incompzebentidle, before whome the bolt of the Angeistandwithtrembling, 22 @Uhefe keeping ts turned in winde and- fire, wolfe worde is true, and ſayings Renfalt, whofe commandement is Rrong, and goucrnes ment terrible, 23 Whole looke drieth bp the depthes, and- wꝛrath maketh the mountaines ta melt away as- the thing beareth witnetie, “24 Weare the paper of thy ſeruant, and re: teiue tuto thine eares the petition of thy creae ture. 25 Fo, while Pline, J willfpeake,and felong as} bane nveritanntag,&toillantwoere, 26 Lookenotvpon the Unnes of thy people, rather then thp faithtull teruants. a7 Haue not repect vnto the wieked Deedes ofmen, rather then to then that haue thy tetis monies tnafflictions. 23 Tomir not vpon thofe that haue walked faincdly befoze thees but remember them that reuerencethy will, G e 29 Let Apocrypha. r. Xiuc. 8. 46. 3.chrex. 6,36. Get. 4.4. 29 Let ft not bee thy will te werop them, which haue liuen like beaftes , but looke vpon tyem that bane clearelp taught thy Law. 30 Take not difplealure with than, which appeare wozle fhen beatts , but ioue them, that — put their truſt in thy righteoulneſſe ana glop. 31 Foꝛ we and our fathers hane all the fame fickenes,but becanle of vs that arc ſinners, thou att be called mercifull, ; 32 Jf cherefoze thou wilt haue mercie vpon Vs , thou Wait bee called mercifull towardes vs which haue no wozkes of righteoutneffe. 33 Foz the righteous, which haue laid bp mae Hy good workes, let them receiue the reward of thetr ewe Deeds. 34 But what is man that thou ſhouldeſt take Dilpleature at bint? oz what ts this moꝛtall gee —— that thou ſhouideſt bee fo grieued to» ards tt? 35 _ “Sor berelp therets no man among them that be borne. but bee hath Done wickedly , naz any. fat Both confelle thee, which bath net Bone amifie. 36 Forinthis, D Loyd, thy righteouſueſſe aud thy goodneſſe Halbe pzaiſed, if thou be mera ciful vnto them, which haue net the ſubſtance of geod workes. 37 ¶ Then anſwered he me, and (ald, Dome things halt thou ſpoken aright, and atcording pert to thy woꝛos tt fhall be. 38 for J willnot verclpconfider the works of them, before the Death, before the tudgement, before the deftruction: 39 But *F will reioyte in the wayes of the righteous and J wil remember the pilgrimage, the faluation,t the reward that they wall haue. 40 Like as Y haue (poken now , fo Wall it conte ts pafe. 4I Foz as the bulbandman ſoweth much feed upon the ground, and planteth many trees, and pet alway the tying that tsfowen, commeth not bpin time, neither pet Doeth all that ts planted, take roote : fo neither tall tbep all that are bought into the world , be ſaued. 42 Jantwercd then ¢ fata , IfI baue found grace,let me (peake. j 43 Like as the bulbandmans (cede peri- foeth, if it come not vp, anBreceiue net raine in am —— oꝛ tftt bee deſtroyed with too much ratue 44 Do periheth man whichis created with thine bands,and thou art called his paterne be- caule be is created to thine image,fo2 whofe fake thou halt made al things.and ſikened bim vnto the huſlbandmans (ced. 45 Bee nor moth with vs, D Low, but {pare thy people, and haue mercy vpon thine ine heritance: foz thou wilt be mercitull vnto thy creature. 46 Ghenanhwered he metai, Che things pzelent ave foz the prelent , e the things to come toz ftch as be to come. 47 Foꝛ thou art farre off, that thou chouldeſt ioue my creature aboue me:but F haue oft times Beawennecce vnts thee aud vnto it, but neuer to the vnrighteous. rata this alloart thon marueiloug before the ghe - 49 In that thou hat humbled thy felfe, as it becammeththee, anv bak not iudged thp felfe Chap. ix» - “$ wostby to boat thy fire greatly among the auar to ae ? * TA o Formany mileries ¢ calamities remaing fo? them , that thail line in the fatter time, Bes caule thep hail walke in great pie. §1 Bat learne thou toz thy ſeite and ſeeke ont the glozie foz (uch as be like vnto thee. §2 Foz onto pou is patadiſe opened: the tree of life is planted: the tuneto comets prepared, picnteoultes made ready : the citie is builded: andrel is prepared, perfect goodnes and abe lute wiledome. a 53 The root ofenil is ſealed bp from pourthe weakenes and moth is Dettroped from pou, ant into Yell fleeth cozruption tobe fozgotten, 54 Soꝛrowes are vanthed away, and in the end ts ſhewed the treaſure of tnmoztalitie. S5 Therfoze atketheu no moze quettions cane cerning the multitude of them that perth: SO JFo: when thep bad libertie, thep Delia the moft High : thep contemned bis Law, anu fozfooke bis waprs. % 57 Wereouce, they pane tronen Downe bis righteous, 58 *Saping in their heart, that there was no God, thougy thep knew that hep ould Die, — 59 fozas the thing that J baue (pokes of, is made ready fog pou; tots thirſt © pame prepa- red fog the ; fo2 God wouid not that mar Moum tiſh. 60 But they, after that they were created, hane defiled the name of him that made them, and are vnthanketull vnto him, whieh prepa: red life for chem. 61 Therfoze my iudgement is now at haud. 62 Tbeſe things haue J not hewed vnto ali mci, but vnto thee, and toa few like thee: then 3 3 anlwered, and tapt, > 63 Behold now, D Lord: thonhak ſhewed me the many wonders, which thou art Detcre mined to Doe in thelat time, but in what time, thou balk not ſhewed me. CHAP, IX, 5 Allthings in this world haue a beginning asd an end. 10 Torments for the wicked after this hfe. 15 The number of the wickedis more then ofthe good. 29 The Lewes ingratitude, 36 Therefore they peri[h. 38 The vifion of a woman lamenting. H E anſwered me then,and fain, Wealſure the time with it felfe, and when thon {eel that one partof the tokens come topaile , which F haue told thee befoze, 7 .2 Then Halt thou vnderſtand, that ít ig the time wherein the mott High wiil begin to vtſite the world which he mane. 3 Therekoꝛe when there ſhall bee feene an $ —— in the wold, and an vpzoze of the e, 4 Then halt thou vnderſtand thatthe moſt Vigh pake of thole things, from the dayes that were before thee, euen from the beginning. § Foꝛ as all that is made in the world, hath & beginning and an end, ¢ the end ts manikeſt? 6 Sothetimes ato ofthe mot igh haue plaine beginnings in wonders and fignes , and end in effect and miracles. 7 And euery one that (Hal eſcape fafe,e hall = — — — and by the faith wherein pe haue beleeued, 35 gaanz 8 Shall 370. Pfal, 4.6 | 482 Szota Mat, 24 Fo ‘Apocrypha. ZARN matth: 20% 36. . and 24.3. Exod.19. 9. 29 3 Shalb aelerned Front the Tain perils ana Mall fee my faluationin my land, and within my borders} foxppane kept mee Holy from the wald. 4 i pf 9 Chew hall they hane pitic of themſelues, which now baue abuleD my wayes: and they that gaue cak them out Delpiictully, hail dwell in paines. EPET O, ; : 10. FFoz ſuch as in their life banc receiued be: nefits ana baue not knowen me, IL But haue abhorred mp law, while they were pet in libertic, and when thep had pet lea- fure of amendment, and would not vnder tana but deſpiſed it, l } 12 Thep muk be taught it after death by aine. 13. And therefoze be thou no moze carefull, to knota bow the vngodly Hallbe puntijed,buc in- quire how the righteous hall be ſaued, t whole she wots and for whontit igand when. - cE hen anlwered 4, ann fayt, 15 3 bane afoze layo that which J fay now and willipcakeit hereafter, that there be many ao Hi them which perth then of them that Wal *faned, 16 As the flood is greater then a drop. 17 And heanhweredinetaying , As the field is, {vis alſo the ſeed: as the tiawers be, foare the colours alſo: (uch as the workeman ts, fuchisthe woke: and as the hulbandman ts, fo ts bis hulbandry: fog it was the time of the F : world. 5 18 Surely when F prepared the world, which was not pet made foz them to Dwel in that now liue,no man pake againſt me. 19 sorthencuery one obeped, but now the maners of themthatarc created in thts world, | that is made,are corrupted by a perpetuall feed, andbyalaw , whereout they cannoc rid them⸗ ſelues. 29. Ho F confidercd the world, and behold, there was perill, becanle of the deuiſes, that were ſprung vp into it. i 21 Pet when J fawtt ; J {pared it gteatty, and have keptingone grapsof the clulter, anda plantout ofa great people, c ’ 22 Let therefore che muititude periſh, which ate bone iũ vaine: and let my grape bee kept, a niy plant , which J paue deters with great abour. - 23 Cérenerthelefic, iE thou wile ceale ſeuen Dayes moe (but thouſhalt not fat in thers, -24 But thale goe into afaire field , wherens Houle ts builded, and halt cat onely of the flow ers of the ficid,and eat no tief no: dꝛinke wine, but the flowers oncly, i j 25 And pray vnto the moſt Pigh continually) then wil J come and talke withthee. + 26 So 3 twent my way, ashe bad commans Ded mie, into the field , which is called Ardath, and there J fate among the floures, and Did cat at cheberbes of the field, andthe meate of the fame fatilfien me, ay 27 And akter ſeuen dayes as Ji fate vpon thé sinana my heart Was vexed within mec, as aloe, 28 Jopened my month, andbegan to tatke before the moſt High, and to fay, D Lod, when thon wouldeſt thew thy lelfe vnto vs, *thou detlaredſt thy felfe unto dent4.t2, dur fathers in the wildernelie, ura place where II. Efdras. no man dwelleth, in a barren places wher thep came out of Egypt, 30 AnD erpretlp (paket vnto them, ſaxing, Heare me, D Firacl,andimarke my words, thou feed of Jacob. h 31 Foꝛ behold , J] fow my law wt you, that it may baing forth fruit in you, and that pe máp be honoured by tt fo2 cuer. 32 Wucour fathers which receiued the Law, keptit not, netther oblerucd chine opdinances, nether Dib the trutt ofthe Law appeare, neither could it foit was thine. E 33, * sor they that receiued it, periſhed bes Sap they kept not che thing that was ſowen tn them. 34 And lee, it is a cuftome when the ground recciueth ſeed o the ica a thtp, ora veleli meate and Danke, itk that perth wherein a thing is fowen,o2 wherein any thing ts piut: t 35 Hikewile the thing that is ſowen or is put therein, and the thnigs that are recctued, mult pert}: fothe things that are receiued, Doe not — with vᷣs but in vs it commeth not lo o paſſe. i 36 Foꝛ wee that yane receiued the Law , pe- rif intinne, tour heart alio which receined tt? 37 But the Law periſheth noi, but remat- neth tn bis foce. BI HSE BUY 38 Gand whenZ ſpake theſe things in mine heart, J looked about mee, aud npon therigkt lide * J faw a woman which mourned (meand lamented with a lond voyce, ann was grieued in heart, and rent her clothes,anv the had aſhes vpon per bead. : 39 Then g left mp thoughts, wherinT was occupied,and turned me vnto her, Exod.32.28 Chap,10. 44 40 And fayn vnto ber, CAherefore weepert | thou? why art thou ſo ſoryin mind? 41 And the BD vnto mec, Gi, let mealone, that Jj way bewatle my felte, and increafe foz- * ford am ſore vered inmy mind, Ebzonght trp ow. ~ ‘ qa Then J fayd tnta her, Chat aileth thee? elme: l 43 And ſhe ſayd tomee, J thy ſeruant hane bencbarren , ane hauc had no child, hauing an huſband thirtie peeres. 44 Andeneryhoure e every vap thel thirty peeres J pray tothe mott Wigk Day and night. 45 And after thirtie peeves God heard mee thine handmayd, and looked vpon my miferp, contidered wy tronbic,and gaue mea fonne,ang Iwas gladofhim: fo was mine bulband alie, aud allthey ol my countrey, and we gaue great honour vntotheAimighty. = 46 And J nouriſhẽed him with great trauert 47 Howlhen hee crew wp, and cant to take a wife, J) made a feat. the k ; CHAP: o Xi. ; Efdras and the woman that appeareth vnto him, communetogetber, pa when my fonte wentinto his chamber, he fell downe, and Died. i —J 2Then vwoe all ouerthꝛew the lights, and alt my neighbours roſe vp to comfort mee (0 F ree ſted vntill the fecond Day at night. 3 And when they had all left off to com» fort mee, that J thoulo be quiet, then J rofe yp. by uight,.and fledde, and am come into wo. ~ ç j Ap ocrypha. Geld as thou tect, n 4 And amnot purpoled to returne into the titie, but to remaine bere, and neither to eate no Dinke but continually to mourne and fat, vntill Dig. ç Then left F my purpole wherein J was, ana [pake to ber angerly,and faid, 6 Chou foolth woman abouc all other, feet oe het our heauineſſe, and what commeth vn- 8? 7 Fo: Sionour mother ts al wofull, andis fore aftlicted and mourneth extremely. 8 Seeing wee bee all now in heaninefe, an’ make our mone(fo2 we be all (oprowfull) ast thou forie for one fonne? 9 Demaundthe earth, and Hee halt tell thee that it is thee which ought to mourne fon the fall of fo manp that grow npon bee. IO Fozfrom the beginning , all men are bone oF ber, and other thall come, and behold, they walke almoft allinto Deftruction, and the multi tude of them ſhalbe deſtroyed. Il Abo ſhould thenrather mourne , Hee that bath lof lo great a multitude , oꝛ thou which art foz8e but (oz onc? 12 But if thou weuldef fay vnto mec, Mp mourning ts not like the mourning of the carth foz J| haue loft the fruite of mp wombe, which ã —— forth with heauineſſe, and bare with ſor⸗ es Chap. x. 24 And therfore hake off thy great heauineſſe and put away the multitude of larowes, that che Alinightte map bee mercifull vnto thee and that the mot High may giue thee ret and eale from thy labour. f 25 And when J was talking with ker,her face and beautte Hined ſuddeniy, and her countenance was bright, (0 that I was afraid af her, and mte fed what it migbtbe. : 26 And behold immediatly He caſt out a great voice, very fearefull,ie that the earth ſhooke at the noyſt of the woman. 27 And J looked, and behold, the woman ape pare vnto mice no moze: but there was a citie ufldcB aud a place was ſhewed from the ground AnD foundation. Chen was F afraide, and cried With a lowde voice and (aid, i 28 is Uriel the Angel” which came to me at the firi? foz bee hath cauled mee to come {nto many and deepe confiderations, and mine end is turned into cosruption , ano my paper to ti 29 Gad as J was peaking theſe words, bes hold. be came vite me,and looked vpon me. 30 And loe, Flap as one dead, and mine vn⸗ DerLanding was altered, and he tooke me by the tighe band and comforted mee, and ſet mee vpon yp frete and (aid vnto me, : St Wiat aileth thee? and why is thine vnder · anding vered? and the vnderitanding ofthine 13 But the earth is accopding tothe manero€ heart? aud wherefoze artthou foie? the earth, and the prelent multitude returncth into her as it came) 14 Then lay J vutothee. As thou haſt borne With trauell, fo the earth alio from the beginning eth ber fruite butoman, euento bimtbatla> yp ured ber. t5 How therefore withhold thy row in thy feite. 7 gen beare conttantly chat which commerh 2 16 Foꝛ it thou alloweſt Gods purpoſe. and re- ceiueſt His counſell intime thou thalt be commen: Bed therein. ; i 17 Goe thy way then into the citie to thine utband. : 18 ¶ Then he laid vnto me, J will not, J will Mot goe inco the citie,but here will J dre. — 19 — continued to ſpeake moze with ber, and ſaid. 20 Doe not lo, but be counfelied : fo: How mae ny falles hath Sion? Be of geod comfostbecaule ofthe (row of Jerufalem, 21 Foꝛ thou ſeeſt that our Hanctuarie is laide walte: our altar is boken Bowne: sur Temple is Deftroysd. r 22 Dur Pfalterion kainteth, and the fong ceaſeth, and our mirth is vaniſhed away, and thelight of ons candleRicke ts quenched, and the Arke of ous Couenantis taken away, and our bely-things are DefilcD, and the Ramz that is Calicd upon ouer bs, is almok Bifhonoured, and eur children are put to fame, ang our Pꝛrieſtes ate burnt, and our Lenites are caries into captis Uitte, aud eur virgins are Defiled, and our wines raniſhed, and our rightcaue men (poyled, and Sur chilen deſtroyed, and our young men are Drought in bondage, and our trong men are bee comeweake, i; x _ 23 And, which isthe greateſt ofall, Hion the feale hath loft her wozthip: fo} thee is Delinered into the hands of chem that hate ps: 32 And Fj (aid, Becanle thou hak forſaken Chap-4.6. mee, and F haue Done * accosding wnto thy chep.s,30. ang wordes: J went into the fielde, and there h —— things, and lee that J am notable toere &. 33 Then faid bee onto me, Stand bp manly, and J will giue thee erhoztation. 34 Then faid J, Speake vnto mee, my Lozd, aud forlake me not, lett J Die thaough raſhneſſe. 35 Fo: J baue ſeene that J knew not, and beare that F Doe not know. 36 D2 ts mine vnderſtanding deceiued, o2 doeth my minde being hautie,erre? 37 sow therefore, I belecch thee, that thou twilt pew thy (cruant of this wonder. 38 Then he anfwered meand fam, Heare me, and J wilienforme thee , and cell thee wherefore thou art afratze : foz the mot High hath reueiled many lecret things unto thee. 39 Wee hath ſeene thy good purpoſe, that thou art foie continually fot thy people, and makeit gteatlamentation fo: Ston- E 49 This therefore is the vnderſtanding of the vifion, which appeared onto thee a litle while aget. 41 Thouſaweit a tweman mourning, and thou begannett to comfozt her, 42 But now (cet thou the likeneſſe ef the wo · — A moze but there appeared onto thee a citie uilded. 43 And whereas thee told thee of the death of ber fonne,thts is the folutton, i 44 This woman, which thou ſaweſt, thee is Pion: and whereas betol thee Ceuen fhe which thou eft now a citie builded) . 45 And as teuching that thee faid nto thee, that (he was barren thirtie peeres, this was rons cerning that there was cuen thirtte peres where- in there was no offering offered tn ber. i 46 But atter thirtie yeeres, Salomon built Aaa 3 the = Apoctyp J i ' ha. the citie and offered offerings: then bare the bars rena fanne. 47 Aud whereas hee told thee,that the nouri- ſhed hin with labour, that was the inhabiting of Jeruſalem. 48 But whereas thee told thee that her lonne, as bis chance was, Died when (hee came into her thamber , that ts the fall that ts come to Jeruſa⸗ iem- 49 And when thou ſaweſt her like one that meurnen foz her ſonne, thou begannelt to comfort ber: of thele things which bane chanced, thele are to be opened vnto thee. i 50 Fo: nowe the mot High fecth, that thou art logic tn thy mind, x becauſe thou ſuffereſt with all thine beart fo ber, bee ewen thee the cleare- nefic of her glory and the kairenelſe of her beautie. I And therefore J bade thee remaine in the feld where no houle was built. — = 177 §2 FoI knew that the moit High would Hew theke things vntothee. . §3 Chertoze J commanded thee to go into the field, where no foundation no: building ts. 54. Fo: the woke of mans building cannot | ftand in that place where the Citic of the mot Vigh Mould be Hewes. Wu, 2353 55 Aud therefore feare not, neithertet thine heart be aftata,but goe in, and lee the beautie and pE of the building as much as thon act a- le to fee with thine eves. 56 And after this Halt thou heare as much as m thine cares may compzebend. §7 sor thouart bleſſed aboue many, andart not called with the mot High among the kew. 58 But tomorow at night chou halt remaine dere, ; 59. AND the mol High thall ſhew thee vifions of high things, which the mot High will Boe vn- tothem that well vpon earth, inthelat dayes. Ho Illept the tame night andanother,as be bad Commanded me.. CHAP. XN 1 Thevifionof an. Eagle comming foorth of the fea, and of her feathers, 37 Of a Lion comming out of the ferret. -© Tee faw J a dreame, and behold, there came vp from the eaan Cagle, which had twelue feathered wings,and thee heads, i 2 And J faw,and behold, ie (pread her wings ouer all the earth, and all the windes of the apze bic on her, and gathered themſelues. 3 And J beheld, andout of her feathers grew out other contrartefeathers, and they became lit- tle feathers and mall. —— 4 But her heads remained Kil, and the head in the mids was greater then the ether heads, pet vetted tt with them. j Worcouer, J faw that the eagle flew with his feathers, and reigned pponcarth, and oner them that dwelltherein. í 6 Anoy (awe that all things vnder heauen were lubiect onto ber, and noman ſpake againuſt her, no not one cxeature vpon earth. 7 Flaw allothat the cagle ſtood vp vpon her clawes,and paketo her feathers, fying, | : 8 Catch not all together: ecpe eueryone in bis owne place and watch by courte. 9 Wutlet the heads be prelerued for the lak. IIEſdras. 10 Neuertheleſſe, Jſaw that the voyte went out ot her heads/ but fram the middes of bev ody. Ir Then I numbꝛed her contrarie feathers, and behold, there were eight okthem. 12 And Flosked, and behold, vpon the right r tere arofe ane feather, and retgnedoucr alt ecarth. 13 And when it had reigned, the ende of it tame , and the place thereof appeared no more. Ho the nert ſtood vp, and reigned; tt continued a lang time, ka $ 14 And when tt had reigned, the ende of it came alio, and as the firt, fo tt appeared no moꝛe. Ig Then there came a voice vnto it, and faid, 16 Heare thouthat halt kept the earth fo long: this J tay vnto thee, before thou beginneit to ap> peare no moze. 17 Chere ſyal none after thee attaine nto thy time,neither to the halfe thereof. 18 Chen arole the third, andretaned as the other afoze,and ic appeared no moze alfo. I9 Ho came it to all the others one after ano⸗ ther, fo that euery one reigned, and then appeared no mo?e. * 20 Then Jlooked, and behold, in prꝛoceſſe of time the feathers that followed , tood vp on the tight five, that they might rule atfo, and fome of them ruled, but within a while they appeared no 022, 21 Foz lome of them were fet vp, but ruled 22 Giter this J looked, and behold, the twelue feathers appeared ne mozemo: the two wings. 23 And there was no moze vpon the eagles boe Dic but two heads that reſted, and fire wings. 24 Then faw J alio, that two wings diuided themlelues from the fire, and remained vnder the head that was vpon the right lide: foz the foure continued in their place. s 25 Do Y% looked, and behold, the vnderwings thought to {et by themfelues, and to haue the yu ĉo oe om 26 Then was thereone let bp, but thogtly ft appeared no moze. ; f 37 And thefecond twere fooner gone then the rit. 28 Then J beheld and lo, the two that renat: ned, thought alfo in themlelucs to reigne. 29 And when they lo thought, bebot, there atwaked one of the beads that were atret, which = inthe mids; foz that was greater then the t 0. 30 And then Jſawe that the two heads were ioyned therewith, : 31 And behold, the head was turned with them, that twere with tt, and dtd eate vp the two vnderwings that would baue reigned. 32 But this head pur the whole earth infeare, and bare rule in tt, ouer all thole that Dwele vp⸗ on carth, with much labour, andit had the gouer⸗ nance of the wold, muzetbenall the wings that badbeene. 33 Aiter this Jlooked, andbebold , the bead that was tn the mtos,fuddenly appeared no moze, as did the wings, ©- erse o X 34 But thgtwa heads remained, which atl ruled tikewtie bpon earth, and oner thole that dwelt therein. 35 And Jbeheld, and loe; the head es ee ug Apocrypha. | right fide Denoured it that was vpon the left De. 36 CThenFT heard a hopce which fayd onto mee, Looke betoze thee, and conliber the ching that thou teek, 37 HoT law, and beholde, as it were a lyon ` that roareth, running haſtily out of the wood : and J {aw that bee fent out a mang voyce unto the Cagle,and{pake,andlays, ~ 38 Weare thou, J wili talke with thee, and the molt Vigh fall fap vnto thee, 39 Art not thou that, that of the foure beats temainct whom F made to reigne tir inp world, that by them the ende of times might come, 40 And the fourth is come, and hath ouer⸗ conte alltbe beaftes that were paft, and bhath power ouer the wold with great fearefulnefie, and cuer the whole compafie of the earth with mot wicked oppreſſion, and that Dwelleth fo long time in all che world with Deceit? i M! ie then batt not iudged the wold with tc 42 eeing thou hatt troubled the mecke,thou Hatt hurt the peaceable, and thou baft loued ly⸗ ers, aud deitroyed the Dwellings of them that brought foozth fruit, and halt cat Downe the WallcsofluchasDidtheenoharme, __ 43 Therelore is thy weongfull Dealing come vp the mok High, and thy pide vnto the ighty. 45The moſt Vigh allo hath looked vpon the proud times, anBocholde, they are enrded, and their abominations are fuifitied. 45 Therefore appeare nomoz, thou Cagle, nozthine Gorrible wings, nozthp wicked tras thers,noz thy malicious heads, and thy wicked clawes, no: all thy vaine body, 46 Chat all the earth maybe refrehed , and come againe, as one Beliucred from thy violence, and that wee imay hope foz the tudgement aud mercie of him that made ber. CHAP. xII, The declaration of the farmer vifions. AS when the Lion tpake theſe words tothe Eagle, 3 faw, 2 Andbehelde, the head that had the upper hand appeared no moze, netther Did the foure wings appeareany moze, thatcametett, anu {et vp themſelues to reigne, whole kingdome twas linall and full of vpꝛores. 3 And fawe, and behold, they appeared HO moe, and the whole body ot the Gagie was burnt, fe that the earth was in great feare. Then FJ awaked out of the trouble and trance of inp minde, and from the great feart, and fayd vnto my (pirit, i 4 Loe, this haſt thou done vnto me in that thou fearchett out the wapes of the mek igh. § Loc,petam F weary in mp mind, and very ` weake in my (pirit, and little trength t3 there in me, forthe great keare that J recetucd this night. 6. Therefore now , will J berech the mot Digh,that be will comfort me bnto the end. 7 And J fayd, D Loyd, Led, if J] baue found gracebefore thy fight, and if J am initied with theebefore manpother, and ifmy payer in Beebe be coine bp before thy face, 3 Gomfpt me, and theme thy feruant the interpietation and Bifference of this bozribie p fight, that chou mayek perfectly comlort mp Chap.xij. foule fhev me the tatt times. lo ¶ Then he fayd vnto me, This is the ins terpactation of this vifion, 11 The Gagie whom thou ſaweſt come bp from the fea, is the * kingdame which was feeng in sor piam y thy baother Dantel. ut ir Was not erpounded onto him:there force now J Declare it vt thee. — .13 Behold, the dayes come, that there hall rile vp a kingdome vpon the earth, anb it hall A feanen abone all kingdDomes that were be- 14. Jnit hall twelue kin í Pls E ſh gs reigne one after 15.MAhereokthe fecond ſhall begin to reign age Ly tary foen the twelue. ri O AnD thts Doe the twelue wings fign which thou lawet. eae 17 As fo? the voyce thatthou heardeſt peake, and that thoufawett not ge out from the heads, but from the mins ofthe body thereof, this is the interpzetation, IS That after the time of that kingdome, there thall ariſe great Mrife, and it walbe m Dans ger to fall, butte Wall not then fall, but Hallbee reſtored againe to bis beginning. Ig Concerning the eight vnderwings, which thou fawelt hang vnto ber wings, this ts ther terp2etation, wil i 20 Inhun hal arile eight kings, whole time Wall be but finall, and their yeeres wife, and two of them ſhall perth. i rule 21I But when the mid time commeth, there fall be foure kept a time, whtles his time begin- neth to come, that it may be ended, but two that be kept unto theend, — 22 And whereas chou lawen thzee heads res fing, this ts the interpperation. 23 Fn bis lak dayes hall the mott High raile bp thzee kingdDomes,and ball call agatne many things into them, and they hall have the Domt non of earth, 24 And of thofe that awell therein, with much griefe about all thoſe that were before pan ; thevefoze are they called the heads of the gle: 25 Fo they hall accomplit bis wickedneſſe and (hall finifo bis laft end. 26 And whereas thou ſaweſt that the great headappeared no moze, it lignifieth that one of ee {hall Die vpon bis bedde, and pet with paine. 27. Fo: the tno that remaine, the ford ſhall Beuoure them, 28 forthe ſword ofthe one hall denoure the pr ent at thelat mall bee fall by the ſwoꝛde ufelfe. 29 And wheras thon lawen two bnderwings, that went offtoward the head, which was on the right fide,this ts the interp2etation, 30 Theke are they whom the mot High hath preferued for thetrende, whole kingdome is lite tle,and fuil of trouble as thou ſaweſt. 31 And the Lion whom thou: awet riling op out of tie Wook androaring, and (peaking vnto the Cagle, and rebuking ber ſor her vnrighte- duſneſſe wiih all the modes that thou halt gard 32 This ig the winde which the mot High gaa 4 path 9 Dein thon batt inged mee worthy to- 372 . D44.7-Fe Apocryp 1 ha. th kept fo: theim, and fo2 their wickedneſſe vn⸗ ep ende and be ſhall teprooue them, and tat before them their {poyles. / 33 Foz bee Mali fetthem altug inthe iudge⸗ ment,and Hall rebuke them and coprect them. 34 JSfor he will deliuer the relldue of my peo- lo by affliction, which are preferued ppon my bonets ant he Hal make them topfull,wntilt the comming of the dayof iudgement, whereot jj haue fpoken vnto thee from the beginning, 3§ ‘Chis is the dzeame that thoulawek , and thele ace the tnterpzetations. i 36 Thou onelp hak been meete to know this fecret of the mot High. x 37 Therefore wate all thele things that thou hat ſeene in a booke,and hide them. 38. And teach them the wile of the people, whole hearts thou knowelt mapcompzehend and keepe thete (ecrets. 39. But waite thou here pet ſeuen Dayes moe, thatit nay bee thewed thee whatfoeuer tt pleas feth the moft Miah to declare vntothee: E with $ that he went bis way. KT I 40 And when all the people perceiued, that the ſeuen dayes were pat, and J not come a gaine into the citie, they gathered them altegee ther, fromthe leat vnto the moft, and came vn⸗ to meand (pake vnto me,faping, i 41 (Uhat hane we offended thee/o2 what enil baue we Done againſt thee, that thou forſakeſt bs, and fitted in this place ? 42 fo2 ofall the people thouonely art left vs as a grape of the nine and as a candle in a Darke —— as a hauen o? ſhip pꝛeſerued from the m e e g Arenot the enils which are come puto bs, Cufticient ? HE thou then foꝛſake vs, how much better abit been foz vs, that we had been burnt allo as Bion was burnt? 45 Foꝛ we areno better then they that dyed there: and they wept with aloude nopee. Chen anfwered J them,and (apd, 46 Beof good comfort, D rael andbe not heaup thou houle of Jacob. 47 Soz the mot Vigh bath you in remem- bance,aud the Almighty hath not forgetten you in temptation. i A8 As fo me J baue not forſaken von neither am J Departed from pou, but am come into this place to pray fo2 the Defolation of Sion, that J ight eeke mercie foz the lowe eſtate of your netuary. 49 AnD now goe pour way home euery man, and after thele Dayes will Z comevnto you. —— 50 Do the people went their way into the ci⸗ tic as J commanded them: 4I But J remained Millin the fielde tugi Dayes,as behad copimanded mee, and dide onely of the flowers of the felve, and bad mp meate of the hearbes in thoſe dayes. CHAP. XIII a The vißon of a winde comming foorth ofthe fea, 3 Which became aman, § His propertieand power againfi his enemies, 21 The declaration of this vifion. A= after the ſeuẽ Dates Y Dreamed a Deeame by night 2 Andbebald, there arole a wind from ehe fea, anD it moued all the wanes thereof, IY. Efdras. 3 And J looked, and beholde, there was a mighty man with the thouſands of heaueu: and wher he turned hts countenance to looke, all the things trembted that werelecne vnder hint. 4 AnD when the voice went out of his mouth, all they burned that heard bis voyce,as the earth fatleth when ít fecteth the fire. 5 After thelethings J law,and bebolD, there Was gathered togethera multitude ef men out of number, fró the foure windes of the heauen,te fight ganing the man that came out from the fea. 6 And J looked, and behold he graued hime felte a great mountatne,and flew vpon it. 7 Butz weuld haue ſeene the countrey oz ioe whercout the billwas grauen,and 3 couid not. 8 Fiawe after thele things, and behold, all they which came to light aganit him were lore as fraid and pet they Durt fight. 9 Neuerthelelle, when be faw the fierceneffe of the multitude that cane, he lifted not vp his hand ; fo; he hela no ſworzde no: any inftrument of warre. IO Gut onely, as J (awe, hee fent out of bis month, as ft had been a blatt office, and out ot bis lips the minde of the flame, and out of bis tongue be caft out fparkes and ſtormes. , IL And thep were all mixt together, euen thig blatt of fire, the wind of the flame, and the great ſtorme, feli with violence vpon the multitude which was prepared to fight,and burnt them vp all, fo that of the innumerable muttitude there was nothing keene, but encly Dut and finell of oke, Ahen J law this, was afrata, 12 (Atterward fawe Ithe fame man come Downe from the mountaine, and calling unto bim another peaceable multitude. ‘ I And there came many vnto him fome ri fopfull countenance, ano lome with fads fome them were bound, and fome bought of then that were offred ; and J was licke through great feare,and awaked,and fayd, 14 Thon haft thewed thy feruant thele won · ders from the beginning, and hau counted mee worthy to receive my prayer. é 5 Shew me now sheretoze the interpretation ef this Deame. dinky I6 Foz thus J confiner in mine vnderſtan⸗ Bing , Coe bnto theni that fhal be teft in thole Dayes, and much moze woe unto them that are not left behind. enn Foz they that were not left, were in heaui⸗ 18 Mowe vnderltand F the things that are lapD vy in the latter Dates, which hall come both vnto them, and to thole that are left bebind. 19 Therefore are they come into great perils, and many necellities, as thefe Dreames Declare, 20 orn ttcaller, that he that is în danger Woulo fall into theſe, and fozefee the things to come hereafter , then to pate atway as a cloude outof the world. 21 @ Then anſwered heme, and fayd, The interpzetation of the vifion will J thewe thee, pid 3 ah open te thee the ching that thou bait equirend. 22 AWAhereas thon baft (poken of them that aveleft bebine thia the interprzetarion. 23 Se riat thal beate the danger inthat time, hee hall keepe himielfe. hey that bee fallen tuto Banger, are fuch as bane workes any A t Apocrypha. faith toward the mot mighty. " 24 Know therefore , that thep which bee left bebind,are moze bleſſed then they that be Dead. 25 Thele are the meanings of the vifion, MAheteas thou fawef aman comming bp from the mids of the fea, 7 26 The fame is he whom the moft High kath taareatfeafon, who by his owne felfe hall cr bis creature,and he ihall onder them that are left bebinde. 27 @ And whereas thou ſaweſt, that ont of —— there came asa blat with fre and DRE, 28 And that hee neither held ſword noz wea- pon, but that bp bis fierceneffe be deſtroyed the whole multitude that came to ight againt him, - this isthe interpzctation, 29 Bebolde, the Dayes come that the mot ae begin to deltuer them that are vpon e earth: 30 And hee hall aſtoniſh the hearts ef them that dwell npon the earth: ¢ 31 And one Hall prepare to fight againt an- other, citie againſt citie, an’ place agaimi place, rami nation again nation, and realme againſt realne. 32 tben this commeth to pafle, then hall the tokens come, that J fhewed thee before, and then hal my fenne be rencaleD, whom thou faw» eft goe bp as aman, s 33 And when all the people beare bis voyce. enery man Wallin theirowne land leane the bats tell that thep haue one againt another, 34 Andan innumerable multitude Halbe ga- theren as ene, as they that be willing to come, ¢ to fight againſt him. i But be hall Land vpon the top of mount ion, 36 And Sion hall come, and malbe ſhewed toall,bcing prepared and buildcd,as thouſaweſt the bill grauen foozth without any bands. — 37 And this mp fonne Hall rebuke the wicked innentions of thole nations, which foz their wic- ked itfe are fallen into the tempeit, 38 Andinto tozments like to flame, whereby they (hall be toxmented; and without any labour wili he Deftropihem euen by the Law, which is — vuto the fire. 36 And whereas thou fawek that he gathe· red another peaceable people unto him, 40 hole are the ten tribes which were ca- ried away captines out of their owne land Yin the time of Dieas the king, whom Salmanalar the king ofthe Aſſyrians tooke captiue, andra- ried them beyond che riuer:ſo were they brought into another land. q 4I But they tooke this countel to themfelues, that they wouldleaue the multitude of the hea- then, and goe foozthinto a further countrey, where nener mankind dwelt, 42 That they might there keepe their fta- puree > which thep neuer kept in their owne n 43 And thepentred in at the narrow paflages of the riner Euphrates. 44 Foz the mot High then ſhewed them fignes, *and ſtayed the ings of the flood till they were paffed ouer- 45 Foꝛ thoꝛow the countrey there was a great fournep,cuen of a yeere anda halfe and the lame regon is called || Arlareth. ke Dé Chap.xziiij. 46 Then dwelt they there vntill the latter time : and when they come foozth —5 — 47 The moſt High Wall hold Ni the ſpꝛings of the riuer againe, that they map goe thoꝛow: therefoze ſaweſt thou the multitude peaceable. 48 But they that be left behinde of thy peo⸗ ple,are thofe that be found within mp bozders. 49 Now when hee deftropeth the multitude of thenations that are gathered together, he hal befend the people that remaine. è 5 > And then all be ſhew great wonders vn⸗ o them. 5I Then ſayd J, D Lod, Lord. hew me this, therefore haue J feene the man comming vp from the mtus of the fea? §2_ And heelayd vnto me, As then cant net- ther ſeeke ont, no: know thele things, that are in the deepe of the (ea, can no man bpon earth fee mp fonne, 02 thole that bee with him , but inthe es tse roe interpzctation vf the D §3 This is theinterp n of the dꝛeame fc thon lawet , anb whereby thou onely art £ §4 Fo: thon hat fozfaken thine owne lawe, = applied thy diligence puto mine,and fought S5 Thy like haſt thou oꝛdered in wiſedome and hak called vnderſtanding thy mother. S6 Therefore haue J themes thee the re- wards with the mot Digh:and after thee other - Dayes J will{peake other things vnto thee. ans to — vnto thee gteat and wonderous sings. 57 Then went J forth vnto the field, gtozifp= ing and pꝛayſing the molt High foz the wonders en F — tuie, mainh 58 WAbich be gouerneth,¢ fuch things as come in their fealons ; and there 3 fate thece Dayes. CHA P. XTIII 3 How God appeared to Mofes inthe bufh. 10 AR - things decline toage, 15 The latter times worfe thers - the former. 29 The ingratitude of F[rach 35 The- reſurrection and sudgeinent. ; 4 yeu the third Day J fate vnder an oke, and bebold, there came foozth a voyce vue — ae outefthe bug, and fapa, Cias, EL S. . 2 And J]J ſayd, Here am g, Low,and Toon bp — — + Jn the buth I 3 en layd be bnteme,* dint res uealed my feife, and [pake pute Moyles, when mp people feruedin€gypt. 4 And J lenthim, and led my people out of Egypt and bꝛought kim vpon the mount Hinai and J beld him with mea long ſeaPlon, 5 And Itold him many wonders, Herwen bit the (ecretsofthe timesand the ende, and commanded —— & a i oa igalt thou Declare, andthele jou bide. 7 And now J fay vnto thee, that thoulay bp in thine heart the ignes that J haue fhewed,anB the dreames that thou hat leene, and the tnters pretation: which thou halt heard. 8 Foz thou thalt be taken away from all, and - thon fhalt rematne henceforth with my couuſell, and with (uch as be like thee, bntutthe times be. ended, 9 Forthe world hath lok his youth, andthe - times. ` f- A as Poerypha. ILEfdras, times begin to ware old. among yor. - Io Jroz tbe woꝛld is diuided into twelucparts, 34 Therefore tffo be that ye will ſubdue your í and ten partsstit are gone already, and halte ok owne vnderſtanding, and refome pour heart,ye thetenth part. ſyalbe Rept altue, and after Death pe ſhall obtaine 11 And there remaineth that which ts after | the balte of the tenth part. i 12 Gherefore (et chine houle in oder, and re- fome thy people, and comfozt tuch of thent as be in trouble,and now renounce the cozruption. 13 Let goe from thee moztall thoughts: catt atway from thee theburBens of men, andputot now the weake ature, : 14 And fetalne thy mot grieuous thoughts, aud halle thee to Depart from theſe times. 1g Forgreater euils then thole, which thou haſt ſeene now, Hallthep commit. ~- 16 Foz the weaker thar the wolo is by rea: fon of age, the moze Hall the eutls bee increaſed bpon them that Dwell therein. . : + 17 forthe tructhts fled farre away, and liez that thou batt (ene. 18 @ Then anlwered Y, and fapd before thee, Ig Behold, D Loyd, J wili goe as thou bat commanded me, andreforzme the people, which areprelent: but they that hall bee bozne after- ward, who Hall admoniſh them? 20 GChus the world ts let in Darkenefle, and they that Dwell therein are without light. 21 Foz thy Lawis burnt, therefore noman knoweth the things that arc Done of thee, o2 the works that ſhalbe done. 22 But if J. haue found grace before thee, ſend the holy Ghoſt into mee, ana J wil ware - all that bath been Done in the wo: fincethe be- ginning, which was writtenin chy Law, that men May Hid the path, andthatthcp which wiil live in the latter Dayes,may liue. 23 And heanhwered me, laying. Goe and ga- ther the people, and fay vnto them, that thep feeke thee not foz forty dayes, 24 But prepare thee many bore tables, and take with thee thele Buc, Sarea, Dabzia, Seles eee are ready to wite wtitip, 25 And ceme hither, and J twill light a cane Ole of vnderſtanding it thine heart, which Hall not be put out til the things be perfomed which thou halt begin to wate. ae 26 And then talt thou declare fome things openly bute the perfect men, and fome things fhalt thou ſhew fecretly vnto the wiſe:to moꝛrow - thts boure hait thou begin to wite. 27 Chew went J foorth. az bee commanded me, and gathered al the people together,and faid, 23 Weare theſe words, Hlrael. 29*Durfathers at the beginning were trans gers in Egypt, frem whence thep were deliue⸗ red, i ‘ i 30 Andrecetucd the Law oflife, * which they á Kept not, which pee allo haue tranſgreſſed after them : 31 Then wag the land enen the land of Hion parted among pou bp iot: but your fathers and j pee alfo bauc done vnrighteouſſy, and haue not kept the wayes, which the moſt Vigh comman- DEB pou. 32 And for fo much as he fs a righteous funge, ; he tooke from pou in time the thing thathe had ' giuen pou. í 33 And now are pebere, and your becthzen ate at hand: foz now haſteth the viſion to come, f merrie. 35 Foꝛ aktet neath Mall the iudgement come, when wee ſhall liue againe: and then falt the names of the righteous bee manikeſt, and the woꝛkes ofthe pugodty Halbe declared. 36, Let no man therefore come now vnto mee, no? leeke me thele fortic Dayes. 37 S0 J tooke the fiue men, ashe comman ⸗ Ded me; and we wentinto che field, and remat> ned there. 38 Abe nert dap , beheld, a voyce called me, faving, Eizas, open thy mouth,and dzinke that J gtue thee to drinke. 39. Thengpened J my mouth, and beholde, be reached mee a full cup, which was full asit were with water: butthe colour of it was likg te. 40 And F toske tt, anddzanke, and when J had drunke tt, mine heart bad wnderitanding, and wiſedome grew tt mpbzealt : foz my ſpirit twas ttrengthened tn memozy. 4I And mp mouth was opened, and fhut no maze. 42 The mot High gaue onderitanding tnta thefiue men, that they wrote the high things of the night, which they vnderſtood not. 43 But in the night they did eate bread but J. ae by Dap, and pele not mp tongue by night. 44. Jn fortiedayes, they wote two hundred and foure bookes. A 45 Andwhen the fortie Bayes were fulfilled, the mott High ſpake, faping, Lhe frit chat thou bat weitten publiſh openly, that the worthy and vnwoꝛrthy map reade tt. 46 But keep the ſeuenty tat that thou mayeſt giue them tothe wileamong thy people. 47 Foꝛ in them ts the veiñe of ynderftanding, and the fountaine of wiſedome, and the riuer of knowledge sand J Did fo. CHAP. XV. u The prophecie of Efdras ú certaine. 5 The euils that [hall come onthe world, 9 The Lord will auenge the innocent blood. 12 Egypt {hall lament. 16 Sedi- tion 20 and punifhment upon the kings of the earth. 24 Curfed are they that fin. 29 Troubles aad warres _ upon the whole earth, $3 God i the reuenger of his elect, A : Eholde, ſpeake thonin the cares ofmy peos plethe modes of prophecie, which 7 will put in thy mouth,fayth the fo: 2 Andcaufethemto betwitten ina letter: foz they are faithfull and true. ; 3 Feare not the imaginations againk thee: ict not the vnfaithfulnetie of the (peakers trouble thee,that ſpake agaiuſt thee. ao. PHG 4 Foz every pnfaithfull hall die in his bu- faichtulneffe. Maar À § Bebold,fayth the Loꝛd. J wilbzing plagues vpon all the wot, the lword, famine, Death and Detruction: Ao 6 Becaufethat iniquity hath fully polluted all the earth, t their wicked workes ate fulfilled. 7 Therefore, fayth the Lo2d,7F will holde mp tongue no moze fo? thetr wickednefle, (they Doe bngodly)neither will Jſufterthem tn the things that they Doe wickedly. 8 Behold, Ezek. 3.20 Apocrypha. Rewe.6.10. and 19,2, Or, Wafi. $ Behold, * the innocent and tightens blood crieth vnto me, and the ſoules of the mf crie con- tinually. 9 FJwill lurely auenge them, faith the Loz, and recetue vnto me all the innocent biosd from among them, i Io Beboin, mp people ts ted asa flocke tothe flaughter > J will not tuffer then: now to dwell in the landof€eyrr, : pes a 11 But J wil bing them out witha mightie hand, and a ttretched out arme, and {mite it with pagues as afore, ana will Deroy all theland thereof. 12 Egypt Hall mourne , and the faundations thereof hall bee mitten with the plague and pus niſhment, that God Hall bring vpon it. 13 Theplowmen that till the ground, Hall mourne: foz their ſeedes Wall faile thaough the blaſting and haile, and by an hezrtble ftarre. WA Clor ta the wold, and ta them that awell erein. Is Fa: the ſword, and their veftruction DMaweth neere, and one people fhall tand vp p fight agatn another with ſwordes in their ands. ; I6 for there fhall bee ledition among men, and Dne hall tnuave another? they fhall not regarde their King, and the pinces thall mealure their Doings by thett power., . 17 Aman hall Defire to goe intoacitie, and fait not be abie. ja : 18 Becaule of their pride the citics fhall bee rouble > the boules thalibce aframe, men hall eate. Ig Aman hallhaue no pitie vpon his neigh· bour, but (hal deftroy their houſes with the huod, and their goods fhall be ſpoyled foz lacke of bzead, and becaute of great trouble. 93 AD 29 Behold, faith God, J call together all the Rings of the earth to reuerence mee, which are from the || Eat, and from the South, from the Eat, and from Libanus, to turne bpon thein Lag repay the things that they haug Done to thein. $ 21 As they dor pet this Day vnto my chofen, ſe will J Doe allo, and recompente them in their ve- fome: thus laith the Lord God, 22 Wy right hand hall not (pare thefinners, neither Mall the ſword ceafe ftom them, that wen innocent blood bpon earth. 238 3600) OF Oi 23 The freis gone ont fron his wrath, and hath conſumed the foundations of the earth, and the finnersitke the ftraw thatis kindtes. j3 24 Woe to theni that finne, and keepe not my commandements, faith the Lo2d. 3 25 Twill net fparethem +s depart, D childzen, froin the power! defile not my Sanctuarie 26 forthe Lox kuowtth all chem thas ſinne again him, and therefoze Delinereth hee them vnto Death an’ deſtruction. IC Ni 27 Fo now are the plagues come vpon the ‘WoD, and pe Hall remaine in them: fo2 God will aie Deliner pou, Becaule pee hauc finned again im. i prog? susug) -28 Behold an horrible vinon commeth from ithe Catt, VIII & ue ee in EEEIEE 29 Where generations of dragens vf Aradia dhall Come out with many charets and thermul- Aitude otthem Mail bee carted as thewthd bpon ‘the earth, that all they Which heare tient, map Eare and trembles - ‘fromthe tie. | © 39 And fromthe Cat hall winds arie, and Chap. xv. 30 Euen the Carmanians ta in wath, fhail gee foo:th as the boares of the foꝛreſt, and hali come with great power, and ſtand againſt them in battell, and wall Deitroy a postion of the land of the Alſyrians. : 31 But after thts ſhall the dragons haue the bopper Hand, and remember their nature, and ſhall turne about, andconfpire to conſume them with a great power, 32 Chen thele hall bee troubled, and keepe fi: lence by their power,and Wall fice. 33 From the land of the Aflpzians Wall the e« nemie befiege them, and contume fame of then, and in their hoſte ſhalbe feare and Dead, and frife among their kings. 34 Behold clouds trem the Cak, and froin tbe Moxzty vnto the Houth,and they are very horrible to looke tyon, full of wꝛath and tome. 35 They tball {mite one vpon another : and they fail (mite Downe a great multitude of ſtarres vpon the earth, euen their owne tarre, ano the blood all bee from the ſword vnto the elly, ae, And the Dung of man vnto the Camels t. 5i 37. Gnd there Malbe great fearefulneife and trembling vpon earth, and thep that fee the wath, ſhalbe afraide. and a trembling Hall come bpon them, ae 38 And then there Walt come great ſtormes from the South, and fram the North, and part - hail open ít with the cloud, whieh hee rated vp in wath, and the tarre, ratled to feare the Cask and Meit wind, Halbe deſtroyed ale 40 And the great and mightic clouds hallbe lift np fullof weath,and the ſtarres that they ma makealltheearth afraide, and them that Dwell ‘therein, and that they map power out over cues re bish place, and likted vp , an hozrible contel- ation, BGS SIES] ———— 4h Se fire and baile , and flying woms, arin many waters, that all fields map bee full, and... = tiuers with the abundance of great wae ers, oR. J 42 And they hal bꝛeake Downe the cities, and wals and euntatnes, and hils, andthe trees of the wood, and the graſſe ok the medowes, and cheie cene — 43 And they Mall goe with a ttraight contte msrp ienis e | CE BNE S 44 They hailcome to her and beſiege her, and Mati pawre foogth the confteliation , andali the Apeathagaint her: then Mall the dult and tinoke goe bp DRathe heanen, andall they that be about Her hjatlberwaile jips oon oS WAG And (hep that temaine vnder her, hall Doe ferutce vnts them that haue put her nifeare.’- - 246 And thow Alla’ that art partakee of © vas hope ef Babelon, and the glozie of her - perfon, a⸗ ⸗0 47 Woe vntothee, D wretch, becaule thoy halt made thy elf like vnto her and haſt deckt niet Me itr YohapeBortie y That thep might pi Ad. glorie in chy lovers, : whith haut alway deſred to “committe whoredeme with e — RUSTE DLT i Tips Ki 48 bou had fonen her’ thae is hated in — E A her innentions therefore 30d GOTT Pes tw! ? 7 Ug Dad, +: * 49 J wil WY, goctypha. H — — he - 440 ] J will fend plagues vpon thee, wiew» pood, pouectic, and famine, andthe fwod , and —— watte thine houſes with deitruction ano Death. 50 Andtheglopicof thy power Hall bee Died bp, as s flowze when che heate rileth, thart ts fent pyon thee. : f i i I hou halt bee ficke as a peore wife that is plagued and beaten of women, fo thatthe mig- ticand the loners hallnot be able to recetue thee. §2 CHould J thus hate thee, faith the Lord, $3 Itthou dadſt not alway faine my choſen, eralting the ſtroke of thine hands, and ſaid ouet their death, when chou walt drunken, §4 Det foosth the beautie of chy countenance? §6 Therewardof thy wheredome hall bec in thy Bolome: therefoze Wait chou receinea reward. <6 Gs thou batt done vnts my chelen, faith the Lod, ſo will God Dec pute thee, and will Beltuce thee onto the plague. $7 And thy childzen Mall die of hunger, and thou ſhalt fall by the ſword, and thy cities Wall be broken Downe, and all the men pall fall by the finga in the ficid. ; <8 And thep that bee inthe mountaines, -fall Die of hunger,anb eat their owne flem and Rinke — owne blood foz wart of brꝛeas and thirſt of ater. §9 And thon, as vnhappit, halt come thazow the Sea and ceceiue plagues againe. . 60 Fn the palage thep Mall caſt Downe the Maine citie, and Walt roote out one par of thy 4and, ana conſume the portion of thy glo: hallrecucne to ber thatiwas deltreped. 61 When thon halt be cat Downe, chou Hale bee to them as 62 Gud they Hall deſtroy thee, and thp cic siesti land and thp mountaines : all thy woods and all thp fruitful trees {hall they burne with 63, Eby childzen thall they carte away captine, and tail (popie: thy fubfance, aud nase the beantic of thy face. CHAP, XVI, , & Againft Babylon, Afia,Ezypt and Syria 18.38, Of the aA that [hall come —— world.with admo⸗ ition how to gouerne themſelues sm aſflictiont, 54 To acknowledge their finnes yand totor thews/ecees to the Lord, 55 whofe. mightie: proyidence and iuftice te to be reuerenced. WÈ tothee, Babylon,and Alia: woe tothe, v Egvpt and Syria, 2 Glird pout {clues with lacke and baireclath, SND mourne your childsen, and bee foxes for your -thi Delkruction isat band, - 3318119) 3 3 A wod is tent onto pou,and who wil turne asi a rgis fentamong you, and who will 4 Plagues ave nt vnto yon, and who tan driue them away? f -s -Dap any man Dine away anbu in the west? 0: quench the fire in le when gaine the arrow. that is hot ofa trong archer? : 6 The mightie Lord ſendeth the — who can Piue them awap? the fire ts gone foorth in bis wath and whocanquencbitg = =. « 21 The t Lion : 25 @o in thoſe l fouce left bp them that earch their boules with it bath once begunne te burne ? mayeoncturneas thelwmd, -saa ee — ¢ | 26 Anu cheearth Hall bee left wate, andthe fields thereof ſhall ware side, and her wayes and II.Eſdras. 7 Hee hall caſt lightnings, and whe hall not ne ‘pee Mall thunder, and who halt not be a- 8 Che Lord hall thecaten, and who ſhall net vtterly bee broken in pieces at bis prelence? the carth quaket® , and the foundation thereot : the fea articty vp with waucs from the Deepe, and the waues thereof are troubled, and the Athes — before the Lord and the gloate of his 9 Foz rong is his right hand, that bendeth the bow: Dis arrawes that ge (hooteth,are harpe and hall not miffe, when thep begin to be Hot tae tothe ends ofthe world. Io Beboid, the pingues ace ent, and (all not turne agate tiil they come bpen the earth. {I The freis kindled ana (hall not be put sut tillit confaime the foundations of che earth. 12 Qsanarrow which ts ſhotte of a mightte archer, returneth not backward, fo the plagues ee ibali bee fent bpon earth, hall uot turne ae te 13 acis me,woe is me: who will deliuer me in tholeDapes? = 14 The beginning ef ſorrowes and great mourning : the beginning of famine, and great Death: the beginning ot wartes, and the powers. all feare : the beginning of eutls , andall hall tremble. Ahat fall J doc in chelethings, when the plagues come? Ig Behold, famine, and plague, and trouble, aud anguilg ave (ent as ſcotirges fog amendes nig, and ment. 16 But for all theſe things they will net turne from their wickedneſſe ai alway mindful of bole, and they hall be to chet as theſco utges. i 17 Behold, vitailes Halbe (6 good cheape bp- on earth ai thep hall thinke themiblues to ee in good cafes but then fall the cuils bud footy bpon care cuen the fwod, the famine,and great confulfon 18 Fo: many of them that dwell vpon earth, iall pert with fanunc,and the other that elcape the famine, bali the oon derop. 19 And the dead ſhall be cattout as bevy and there hail bee no manto comfort thems for the — hall bee waſted, and the cities wall be cat owe. 20 Where Gali be no man lett to till the carth, ‘and to fowe it: the trees hall quse fruit, but whe Wall gather them? — ( rapes balbe ripe, but whe ſhall tezad them? for all places wali bee deſolate, fo that one man Mall delice to (ce another, of to beare bis opce 22 Sor of one citie there hall bee ten left, aud two of che field which (hall hive themelues in the che woobs,and in the cloftsofreckes. ~- 2343 when there remaine three o foure olives in tbe place where olines growe, 02 among other 24 D1 as when a binepard is gathered, there ti 5 ao tt fe dayes there Mall bee three 02 all ber pathes ball grow full of thoes, becaut no man (hall trauaile therethongh. 35 ithe Apocrypha. Luke16.16 © 46 Behold, the Lord knoweth al the works of inen their magiations , their thoughtz any theit hearts. ee: Genetti 47 *fozafloone as bee laid, Let the earth be 27 The hirgins hall monrne, haning no brꝛidegromes: the women tail make lamenta- tion hauing no huſbands: their Daughters tall Mourne pauing ñe helpers. k 28 In the warres hall their bridegromes be — and their hulbands hall perih with amine. 29 But yee fernants of the Lord, heare theſe things and marke them. 3 30 Behold the wozn of the Lord, receiue it; beleeue not the govs of whome the Lor ipea: keth: behold, the plagues Daw neere, ant arg net facke. 31 And asa trauatling woman which inthe ninth moneth bringeth teach her onne, when the houre ot birthiscome, two o? three houres afoze the paines come vpon her bony auð when tar apua commeth to birth, thep tarie nota WYL $ . 32 So Hal not the plagues be flacke tocome vpon the carty,and the wold Mall mourne and fozowes Hall come vpon it on euery fide, 33 D my people, heare my word: make pou ready te the battell, and in che troubics be euen as ſtrangers vpon earth. bie We thatlelleth, iet him beas he that fleeth ig lole 35 Mho fo occupieth merchanvife ashe that winnethnot: anv jee that buildeth, as hee that fhall not Dwell therein: 36 ie that ſoweth, agone that hal not reape: He that cutteth che ving, as be that hall not gas ther the grapes: 37 Chey that marry, as they that hall get no —— and they that marry not,fo asthe wi ewes. 8 Therefore they that labour, labour in ne. 39 For ſtrangers Wall reape their fruites, ano ſpoyle their goodes 5 and oucrthzow their houſes, and rake their children captine: forin Peron and famine hall they get their chil⸗ ei. p 40 Amd theythat occupie their merchandile with conetoulnefic,the moze they decke their ct neal their poilefttons, etheir owne perions, * . 41 So much more will J bee angry agant them fo theter ſinnes, ſaith the Lod. 42 Asa whore cnutcth an ponei and vertu⸗ ous woman. —— 43 So Hall vighteouſnes hate iniguitie when fyt Decketh heviclfe, and hail accule her openly, when he hall come that Mall bridle the authour afail inne vpon earth. 44 And therefore be ye not Itke thereunto,noz tothe wozrkes thereof; foz: o2 cuer tt be long, ini- guitie hall be taken away out ofthe earth, and righteouſneſſe hall reigne among pou. As Vet not the Anner fay that he hath not fin- ned: fop Contes of fire hallburne npon his head, which faith , Jhaue not tinned defoze the Lorö God and his glory. Mads, it was made: let the heauen be made, and x t ay, and Hee that buyeth; as one chat wel, Chap. xvj. it twas created. 48 By his wow were the farres eſtabliſhed, and je *knolweth the number of them, 49 We teaccheth the depth, and the treaſures thercots be hath meatured the lea, and what it donteinech. 50 He hath wut the fea inthe middes of the Waters, and with his word bath hee hanged the earth vpon the waters. . 51 ie lpreaveth out the heauen like a vault: vpon the waters Hath he founded it. §2 Jn the deſert hath he made ſprings ef wae ter,and peoles vpon the top of the niountaines, topowe onc tloods froni the high tocks to was ter theearth. n 53 Weemademan, and put hte heart in the modes of the Body, and gaue him beeath, lite, and buderitanding. ‘ $4 And the ſpirit of the almighty God, which made all things, and hath ſearched all the pdg things in theſecrets of the earth, 55 Ver knoweth peur tnuentions, and what peunagine in pour beart when ye tinne g woula hide pour finnes. 56 Cherefore hath the Low fearched and fought oucall your wozkes, and will put pou all te thame. §7 And when pour finnes are brought foorth before men, yee fall be confounded , and your owni finnes hall Hand as ponr acculers tn tpat ay. §8 Mhat will yee doe, o2 bow will you hide pour finnes before God and bis Angels? §9 Bebolde , God hinielfeis the Judge: feare bim: ceafe from pour linnes, and forget your tniquittes, € meddle nomoze from bente- fovath with chem: fo (yall God lead you faoth, and deltuer pou from all trouble. _ OO Forbehold, the heat of a great multitude is kindied againſt pou, and they Mali take away certaine of you, and Hall flay you for meate to» the idoles. S 61 And theythat content vnto them, ſhall be had in Derilion , and in repoch, and tronen vne Der foate, ‘ 62 Fo in euery placee citiesthat are neere, there (pall bee great inlirrection againſt thele that feate the LoD., 63 They all bee like mad men: they Mall {pare none: they ſhall ſpoyle, and watte fuch ag yet feare the Lo20. 64 Fozthepthen Hal walke and (poyle theit gooðs, and cak them out of their poules. 65 Then thal the triall of mp chefen appeare, as the gold is tryed bythe fire. -66 Weare ,D ye mp beloved, faith the Lend, Behold, the dayes of trouble are at hand, but J will deliuer poufrom thems be not pee afraid, - : Doubt not fo: Gad is pour captaine. 07 Whs fo keepeth mp commandements and precepts, faith the Lord God, let not your linnes weigh pon Bowne , and let Hot pour miguities litt rhemfelues yp. ‘ 68 Woevnto them that are bound with their finnes, and couered with thett inquities, asa fieldis hedged in with buſhes, tthe path there: of coneredD with thopies, wherebp no man map: trauell ic is Mut pp, and is appointed to bee de⸗ uoured wiih Are, Tobit. of 375 y P fal. 147:4 é f poctypha. | CHAP. I E „E Tobitspaventage. 3 His godlineffe, 6 His egui- f tie. 8 His charity and property. 19 Hee igi ⸗ his goods are conſiſt ate, 22 And afier reftored, Tobiasbe- he booke of the woꝛdes of Tobit — ingcapriue WSS] RAW the foune cf Cobiel, the fonne of amongthe SS [eee Anancel, thefonne of Gaucl, the | Aflyrians, O D ke ss fonne of Gabael, ofthe feed of Ae id” sine K2 ee, (acl ant okthe tribeof Nephtha⸗ lezue the lint, way of 2 Mho tn che time of | Enemeflar Ring of - trueth, the Aifpstans was ledde away captive ont of llOr, Saima- Childe, which ts at the right hand of that citie, nafar. whichis called properly Nephthalim, in Galile 2-King, 17, About Aler. ; 3 3J Tobit haue walked all my life long in - Tobiaswas | the vaay of trueth and Juitice , and J Bid many merciful, things liberally ta the brethren, which mere of my nation , aud came with mee to Nineue into thelandoftheAfpzians, And wien F was in mine owne countrep in theland of Iſrael. being but young, all the a tribe of Hephthalim my father fell trom the boule of Jerufalem, which was cholen out of all thetribesof Iſtaei, that all the tribes bouta factifice there, where the Teinpleot the Taber» nacle of the moſt igh was conlecrated, and built vp for all ages. j g Now all the tribes which fell from Gos, ped, and my father Mephebalims houle offered tothe ge called Bash a 6 ButzT ( astt wasordeined to all Iſrael by an euerlaſting decree ) ment alone often to Jeruſalem, at the feattes, * bringing the fir fruits and the tenths of beatts, with that which teas firit fhozne,and offered them at the altar to the PBeieſts the children of Aaron, 7. Che lick tenth part 3 gaue to the Pꝛieſts tic fonnes of Maron, which miniſtred in Jeru- falem : theether tenthpart J olde, and came $ and beſtowed it euery peereat Jerufalem. ! 8 The third tenth part J gauc unto them to i whontit was mecete, as Deboza mp fathers moe ther bad conimaunded me,foz mp father left me as a pupill. | 9 C Furthermore „when F was come tothe | _ . agcofaman, $ married Anna of * mine owne { Hee marieth kinred, and of ber J begate Tobias, to wife, An- 10 @ But when J was ledcaptiue to Mine» na,which ye, ally brethren, ans thole which were of my beareth to kinted, DID eat of the * bread of the Gentiles, kug ma ——— a Krag. 12. $ 39. | He fled from idoles, | Exod.22.29 RETE EEA bim Tobias II But J kept my felfe from eating, 5 Num. 36.7. 12 Becauſe J remembsed God with all mine Gen. 43.3%» Heart. | Hefound 13 Wherefore the moft high gaue mee grace | pae in the and fanour betore Cucmeliar,(e that 7 was his \ fight of Sal- purueioꝛ. r / manalar. 14 And J went into enia, and F deliue- lOr ſonne. ted tenne talents of Aluer to Gabari , thei bzo. | gr saRages ther of Gabzias p in the land of Media. a city of Ig But when Cuemeflar was dead, Senna. Í Media, cherib bis fonne reigned in bis fread: whole ; ate becaule it was troubled, J could net go me to Media. Or, Salma- 16 CBut in the time of Enemelſar. J gaue (nafar, many aimes to my biethzen, and gaue my bread I The charitie tothem which were hungry, ) of Tobias, 17 And mp clethesto thenaked; anvif Z ide - Aty, when be* was come and Aed from Judea, - a T obit. fawe anp of my Kinred Dead, ez caſt about the waltes of Qiueue, J buried bim. 18 And if the Bing Sennacherib had laine 3. King. 093 35 36 4ſ. 37:36:37: ecclus 48, 18,22.1. MAC 7. 411. 2 mac.8. 19. Tobit flectch from the face of Sene nacherib, _ 2. Ring. 19. 37-2, Chrome 33.25, J buried them pztuilp (foz in bis wath be killed many ) but the bodies were not found when they were ſought fo of the king. Ig, Gheretore —* a certaine NMineuite bad acculeD mee to ing, becaule J din burie them, J to my (elfe? awd becaule J knew that a * — to bellalne, Jwithdrew mp feite care. 20 Then all my goods were ſpoiled, neither. was there anp thing lett mee belides mp wife Aima ano my (onne Cobias. 21 Meucrtieles * within Rue and Afip Dapes two of his ſonnes killed him, and thep fled into the mountaines of Ararath, and Sarchedonus bis fonne reigned in bis tean, whoappointed ouer his fathers accounts, and euer all his do» melticall affaires, Achiacharus my brother Anaets fonne. ; 22 And when Achiacharus had made ares quer foz mee , J came againe to Nineue: now chiacharns was cupbearer aud keeper of the fignet,an’ feward , andouerlaw the accounts: Ho Harchedonus appointed him nert unta bin and be was mp brothers louie. CHAP. IL ' 2 Tobitcalleththe fasthfulltohiseable. 3 Hee leaueth the feaf to burte the dead, 10 How he became blind. 13 His wife Laboureth for her luing. 14 Shee reprocherh hira bitterly. Na» when Jwas come home againe, anv mp wife Auna was retord vnto mee with mypfonne Tobias, in the feat of Pentecost, which ts the holy leaſtgk che feuen weekes, there Was a great Dinner pApared metn the which J fate Downe to cate. 7 2 Ana when J faw abundance of meate, J Tobit doth ſayd to mp fonne, Goe, and bzang what poore bid to din- man foener thou Walt finde of our bzeihren, ner thole which doth remember God, and loe, J will tas which feare rig foz thee. God. 3 But heeameagatne,andlayd, Father,one of our nation is ſtrangled, and iscat outin the market place, 4 Chenbefore Jhad tated any meate, J Tobit lea- ſtart vp, and brought him intomine boule pntill uing his the going Downe of the Gunne, f efts, ta- § Then J returned and wathed, and ate my Kethvp the meat inbeauinefie, dead bodie 6 Remembsng that prophelle of * Amos into his which had fayd , Pour folemne feattes ſhall bee houfe to bu- turned into mourning, and pour ioyes into Wai- rie it, ling. Amos 8,100 7 Therefore Jwept, and after the going 1.mac.s.214. Downe ofthe Dunne J went and mave a graue and buried bint. 3 But mp neighbours mocked me,and faid, Doeth hee not feare to die foz thts caule, whe * fled away y and yet log, Hee buricth the Dean agatne? 9 The fame night alfo when J returned from the buriall, and flept at the wallof mine boule, becaule J was polluted, and hauing mp face vncouered. 10 And Tobit retute aeth, Tobit is re- buked of his neightours, Chap, 4-29: Apocrypha. Heismade 10 And Jknew not that (parrowes were in blizdefor the wail,andDas mine epes were open, the fpar- anexample xowes cat Downe warme dung inte mine epes ofpatience and a whiteneſſe came in mine eyes, and J went to his pofte- tothe Pbilictans,but thep helved me not. Moꝛre· zitie, into Heſimais. A Thewifeof It Ano my wife Auna vid take womens Tobit labo- Wozkes to Doe. rethfor her 12 Qndwhen He had fent them home to the living. — they payed the wages, and gauea idde. 13 bich when it was at mine houſe, and degan to bleat, J ſayd vnto ber, From whence fs this kidde? ts it not ſtolſen? render it tothe owners ;* foz tt tg not lawfull to eate any thing that is tollen. i 14 But he ſaid, Fe was gtuen foz a gif moze then the mages: but J did not belecue,and bade berte render it tothe owners, and J aid bint becauſe efber. Furthermoze thee fayd,* Chere are thine almeg,and thy righteouſneſſe? behold, thep all now apprare in thee. CHAP, IIL 3 The prayer of Tobit. 7 Sarra Raguels daughe ter,and the things that came vato her. 12 Her praier beard. 19 The Angel Raphael fens. : — 3 being fSprowfll, DID werpe, E in my ſorrow pated, laying, 2 D Lopd,thou art wi,and-all-thp workes, and all chy waies are mercy and truth,and thou fudgett trulp and iuttip fs: cuer. 3 3 Remember me, and looke on mee,nepther puni me according tomy finnes op mine igno- — my fathers, which baue tinned bekore ee, 4 For thep haue not obeyed thy commande: snents: wherefore thou bak deliuered vs * foz a {pople,and duto captiuity,t to Death, and fo: a Pronerbe ofa reproch to all them among whem we are Bifpertes, and now jthou hall manyand tuk caules, Í § To doe with mee according. te my finnes, and mp fathers, becaufe wee haue not kept thp commaundements, nepther baue walked tn trueth before thee. 6 Mow therefore deale with me asfeemeth beft onto thee, and commaund my ſpirit to bee taken frem methat J may be diſſolued, and be- tome cartis foz itis better foz me to dte then to line, becante F baue heard fallerepzoches, and am very forrowtull: commaund therfore that J map be diſſolued out of thts Diitrefic,and go inta ae eucrlatting place: turne not thy face away mme. C It came to paſſe thelame Day that in Ecbatane a citie of Aedia, Harra the vaugh= ter — Raguel was allo repꝛoched bp her fathers mapdes, x 8 Becanle hee had beene marryed to ſeuen pulbands, where Aiinodeus the eniti {pirtt paa Rilled before that thephad ipen with ber.. Doeſt thou not know, fayd they, that thou batt tran: led thine bufeandes ? thou batt had now leuen — ing watt thon namen after any of . em. 9 Mherefore voet thou f beat bs fo: them? Ormen fhe if thep bee Dead , goe thy wayes hence to them, beat them for that. wee may neuerfecof thee eyther nne o} their faults, Daughter. 3 : they fayd 10. Athen thee Heard thele things, hee was The inno- cencie of Tobit. Deut 2 2. 1. Fab 2.9 Deut.28.15, 37. | Or,thy sudgements are many > andtrne, Sarrais shecked of her fathers maydes. Chap. jij. iij. 3 378 ` euer Achiacharus did nouriſt me, vntili went - very ſorrowful, fo that he theught te baue rā gled herſelte. And ſhe ſaid, amrbeonly daugh⸗ ter ol my kather, and if J do this, 3 hail lander es gp hall bꝛing his age te the graue weh II Then the prated toward the window, and faid, Bleflea art thon, D Lord my God. and thine holy and glorious name is blefied, and ho: —— foz cuers let ali thp workes praile thee 02 ener. 12 And now, D Lod, J] fet mine eyes, and inp face toward thee, 13 And fay, Take me out of the earth, that J may heare no moze any repzoch, 14 Thou knowett,D Led, that am pure from all finne with man, 15 And that J haue neuer polluted my name, noz the name of my fatherin the land of mp rapa tivity: Jam the only Daughter ofimy father, nei ⸗ ther bath he any man child to bee bis beire, neps ther anp ł neere kinſman o child bozne of hint, to wham J may keepe my felfe foz a wife: my fe- uen husbands are now Dead, @ whp ſhould 3 liue? But if it pleale not thee that J fjould diecoma mand to loske en me, œ to pitie me, that 3 do no moe heare rep2och. 16 So the papers of them both were peard befoze the maieſty of rhe — Sod. 17 AnD Raphael was fent to heale themboth, thatis,to take alway the whitenes of obits cics, and to gtue Darra the Daughterof Ragnel toa pik to Tobias the fonne of Tobit, and to bind finodeus p enill(pirit.becaule ye belonged to Tobias by right, Che letfefame time came Coe bit bome, and centred into bis boule, and Darra ie et of Raguel came Downe from ger et, Sarta praieth and faftech, that fhe may be delivered from mames The innos s; cencie of Sarra., Her chaftity. . 1 Greek.mere br other. The prayers) 1 — and | Sarra are í heard both ata time, C HAP. IIIT Precepts and exbortations of Tobit to his fonne, Je that Dap Tobit remembzed * the fituer, which be had Deltuered te Gabael in Ragesa city of Media, 2 And fayde with himlelfe, J bare withen fo Death: wherefore Doe J not call foz my [enne —— that J map admoniſh him betore J pe; 3 And when he hand called him, be fap, Gs forne,after that Jj am dead, bury meand deſpiſe not thy mother, but* honour her allthe Dayes of thy life,and Be that which hall pleale ber, and auger ber not. 4. Remember my fonne, fol many dangers fhe fudteined, when thou wat in ber womie, § And when the dteth, burpher bp mee m the fame graue. 6 Wy forme,fet onr 2020 God alwayes be- fore thine eyes, andiet notthy will bee fet to finne, o2 to tranfgeeile the commandements of God. Doe vpꝛightlyall thplife long. and fol- iow not the wapes of vnrighteculnelic 3 Fo if thou Beale tructp, thy Doings wall profperont lp — to thee, and to all them which lie 7 Giue*almes of thy ſubſtance: and when Almes, thou giueſt almes,let not thine epe bee emutons, Prouer. 3.92. neyther turne thp face from anppooge; leit that eccles g. is | God turne bis face from thee. ; C™ 14.130 8 *Oltie aimes according to thp ſubſtance: if lake 14. 1360, thou haue but alittle, be not afraid to gine alit- Ecclus. 35s. M tie aimes. 10, 4 Chap.i.i Tobits ex: “hortation te: | hisfonre, wher hee thought he fhould die: The mother 1s to be reue⸗ renced, Exod,20.12: ecclus..273. God muft hét imour hearts} { Apocrypha. 9. Foz than laieſt vp a good froze fog thy iiie, againit the papot neceifity. ‘ 10 *Becauſe that almes Doeth deliver from ; Death, and likereth not to come into darkueſſe. ; Ir jforaintes is a goon gift before the mot | High to ail then wbich vle et. Eccla 29. 13 Adultery. 2 Bewareot all* whoredome, myfonne, 4, Thefi4.3+ and chiefly take a wife of the leede of thy fa- thets, ana take nota Arange woman to wile, l whichis not of thy fathers ttocke: foz we are the children of the Pzophets + moe, Abraham, Ji- faac and Jacob ave aur fathers from the begins ning. Remember, my onne, that hep marryed wiues oftheir owe kinred, and were dle fled in pa childzen, and their ſeede Hall inherit the land. 3 Mow therkore my onne loue thy beethzen anv Delpite noc tn thine heart thy berien, the ſonnes and Daughters of thy people, innat ta» f king a wife of them foz in pide is deſtruction, and much trouble, andin ſierceneſſe is ſcarcity and grcat poucrty; fozi ſiercenelle is the mother of famine, ; 14 Let notthe* wages ok any man, which Hath Wrought foztier, taty with thee, but giue Dim it out of hand : foz thou ferne God,he wil alfa pay thee: bee circmmipect, my tonne, in all things that thou doelt, anð be well inſtructed in all thy contteriation. Ig * Doe thatto no man which thou hate: inke not wine ta make thee drunken, neither es let drunkenneſſe goe with thee in chy tourney. uke 14:13 16 *Giucof thy bread tothe hungry, and of | * hungry. thy garmeuts te then “that ave naked, and * of Jta.o1, althineabundance gtue almes and let not chine Be epe be ennious when thou giueit aimes. _ 17 Poxwꝛe suc thp bread on the burtaliofthe init, bus gine nothing to the wicked ; 18 Alxe counteltatwayof the wilt, enelpiz not any counfell that ts profitable. 19 Bleſſe thy Loz Gon alway, and defire of hint that thy wayes may be made ftreight,¢ that ail thy purpoles æ countels may profper: fog eue- ry nation bach not counſell: but the Lord giueth — alt good thingg he jumblecy whem be wl, as a: he wili: now therefore, nip fonne,remeuiber my commandements, neither let them at any time be put out obthy ming. REEE 20 * Furthermoꝛe, 3| fignifp this ta thee,that Ideliuered tenne talents to Gabacl the (anne of @abrias at Rages in Media. 21 Aus feare not, my onne foraſmuch as we are mave poore: for thou bak many things, if thou keare Gad, and flee Crom all linne,t de chat thing which is acceptable vnto him. CHAP, Ve 1 Tobias fent to Razes, 4 Hee meeteth with the Ansel Raphael which did conduct him. “fOr, vuprof- hoe Wages otan Aired fer- uent. Leuit. 19.13 deut. 3414y ETS. Mat. 7.12, bake 6.346 Orbe Lobes “yall to the stuft, euen to “sheir death. “Coun. -Godis to be blelſed. Chap, 1.14. ¥ Pouertywith Ho as feare of ? Dbias then anlwered,and fayde, Father, J i | Tobias fent T pitta all things which thou hatt comman- by his father pen 2 me. {i toRagsslee- 2 But how can J receine the filuer fecing J 4. Kerb acom: know him not? : © pantonand 3 Cen he gaue him the hand witing, and į meetethwith. ſayd vato bim, Decke thee aman which may At Raphael, goe with thee, whiles 3 yet line, and 3 will giue if whomhee ` pin wages,aud.goanderecetucthemoney. . J bringethto "4 -Cherefore when hee was cone taleckea i histarhere magbe found Rapyacl (be Auge m at Tobit e s Buthe knew not, and lald vnko him, May J goe with thee into the land of edia? anv kuowell chou thie places well? 6 - To whom the Angel fayd, F will go with thee: fo: Jhãue reinained with our bꝛother Ga ⸗ bañ, _7_ Then Tobias tain to him, Cary faz mee, till J tell mp father. i 8 Chen he laid vnto him, Go,and tary notè fo be Went in and fain to bis father, Webold, J baue found one, which will gee with me. Then he ſaid Lall pim vnto mee, that J map know of what tribe he is, and whether hee be katthtull to go with thee. 1 f 9 Boe catled him, and he came in, and thep faluted one another. ) lo Then Cobre laid onto hin, Bother, ſhew me of whattribe and kamily tho are. IL Co when he laid, Dort thou ſeeke a tock o2 family, 92 an hired man to go with thy onne? Then Tobit lain vnto him, 3 would know, koe ther, thy kinred and thy uame. 12 Chen be fain, J am of the kinred of Aze an? Ananias the great, and of thy biga thzen. 2 Shen Tobit falde, |! Chow art welcome, brother: benot now angry withinee, becaule Jhaue enquired io know thy kinred and thy family; to: thou art mp berber of an bonet and goon ſtocke: for TZ know Ananias and Jo- nathas, fonnes of that creat amaias: for we went together to Jeruſalein to worthip, and of fered the firti born, and the tenths of the fruits, and they were not deceyned with the errour or ae brethren: my bother.thou art ofa great ocke. i 14 But tell me, what wages ſhall Igiue thee? wilc thou a groat a Dap, ¢ things neceſary, asto mine owne ſonne? £ Is Wea,mozeouce,if pe returne lafe g wil ade ſomething tothe wages. . i i 16 @athepagrecd. Chen latd he ta Tobie as. Pꝛepare thyſelfe for the tournep,and goe you on gods name. Aud when his ſonne had prepa- red all things foz thetourncy, bts father faym, Ga thou with this man, t God which dwelleth in heauen, proſper your tourney, and the Angelof God keepe poucompany. Go they went foozth both and Departed, andthe Bog of the yong man with thent. 5 17 But* Anna his mother wept, and fapd to obit, (ayy batt thou fent away our ſonne? ts he not the ttaffeof cur band to miniſter vnto vse 18 ould to Sod wee had not layd money vpon money, but thatit bad berne cali away in re(pect of our fonne. ; Ig Foz that which God hath ginen vs to live with doth Mevs, 20 Then layd Tobit, Be not carefull, my fi» at hall returnein lafty, and chine epes hall ec him. 21 Fo: the ood Angel Dosh keepe him com⸗ pany,and hts tourney hall be prolperous, and he wali returne fafe. 22 Chen he made an end of weeping, CHAP, VL 2 Tobias delinered fromthe ſiſt. 7 Raphael fhew- (| Or, thoss commeſt hap- tiy. Tobias goeth forth,the Angel kee- petk him companys Chap. 10.4. His mother weepethe eth him certaine medicines. 19 He condutteth hime : toward Sarrae T? Gead é Yá Apocrypha. Az as thep went on their lournep,t bod Tobias in- uadedofa filh , is deli- ucred by the Angel, Num 17.8, aud 36.8, came at night to the tigon Tigris, and there a- 2 Gnd when the young man went to wath himlelke, a fify leaped out of the riuer, and would baue Deuoured him. ; 3 Chen the Angel layd onto him, Cake the Gf. And the young man tooke the Amand ozer it to land. 4 To whom the Angel ſard, Cut the Ah, and take the heart . and the liver, and the gall, and put them vy ſurely. § So the yoimg man did as the Angel com- manded bim: and when they had rotted the ih, they ate tt: thenthep bath went on their way, till thep came to Ecbatane. C Then the young man fayd tothe Angel, Brother Azarias, what auaileth the heart, and the liner and gall ofthe ih? 7 And he fayd onto him, Touching the heart and the liver, ifa Deutll oz an euill pirit trouble any man,we mnit make a perfume of this before ~ — or the woman, and bee hall be no moze ered. 8 As foꝛ thegall,annointa man that bath whiteneſſe tn bis eyes, and he ſhalbe healed. 9 @ And when thep were come neere to Ra- Ses, 10 Che Angel fayd to the poung man, %20» ther, to Day we thall lodge with Raguel, who ig thy coufin ; be allo bath one onelp Daughter nas med Darra: ZF will (peake foz her thar iyere may be giuen thee foz awtfe. Il fozto thee Death the *right of her pertatne, ſeeing shou alone art the remnant of ber kinrev, 12 And the maide is faire and wile: nowe therefore beare me, and F will (peake to her fas ther, that we may make the marriage when we are returned from Rages : for J know that Ra- guel cannot martic ber to another, acco ding to the Law of (Boles; els he wontn deſertie death, becaule the right doth rather appertaine to thee thento any otherinan. 13 Then the yong man arflwered the Aneel, ' Dhane heard, brother Azarias, that thts mapde bath benegiuen to ſeuen men, who all Died in the marriage chamber. 14 And Jam the onelp begotten fonne of mp father, and J] am afraid leat 3 goin to er, ana - Die asthe other before: foj a wicked ſpirit loueth ber, which hurteth no body, but thole which come tn to her: wherfore F alfo feare let J die, and bring my fathers and my mothers Ife be» caule of mee to the graue with ſorow: foz they haue noother ſonne to bory them, Is Then the Angetlayd vnto him Doeſt thou. not remember the precepts which thy father gue thee, that thou fhoulocit marry a wife of thinestone kinred? wherefore, heare me, D mp brother: foz the fhall be thy wife, neither be thou carefull of the cuill (pirit: for this fame night Mell fhe be giuen thee in marriage. 16 And when thou ſhalt go into the mattiage chamber, thou yalt take of the hote coales toz perfinnes,and makea perfume ef the heart, and ofthe ttuer ofthe Ath, : 17 @ibteh if the fpirit do nell, be will fice a- wap and neuer come againe any more:but wher thou ‘halt conic to her, rile vp both of pou. 4 pꝛay to Gow which-is mercifnll, who will haue pitiie Bit pou, and faur pou ; fearg not fo. ſhe ts appotn- t t cares, i 3 Chap''vj. vij. ted vnto thee from the beginning and then halt keepe ber, and hee ſhall goe with thee: papin J fuppole that the ſhali beare thee chilozen : new when Tobias had heard theke things, bec loucd bet,and hts beart was effectually toyned to yer. CH AP, VIT ; Tobias marrieth Sarra Raguels daughter, A #20 when they were come to Ecbatane, they came to the houſe of Raguel, ¢ Sarra met them, and after they hav falutcD one anether, he brought them into the boufe. 2 Chen fad Raguel to Cana his wife, How like is this ponng man to Gebtt my coulin? 3 And Raguel afked , CAhence are you, mp beethzen ? Zo whom they lapd, that thp wereof the tribe of Mephthalim, and of the captiues that Dwelt at f2ineue. 4 Then be laid to them, Doz pe know Tobit our kinfeman? And thepfayd, (Aee know hints Then layd he, Js be in good health? § And theplatd, He ts beth aliue,and in good health: and Tobias fayd, He is mp father. 6 Then Raguelleaped, ¢ killed him, = wepe, 7 And bleed him, and fayd vnto him, Lbou art thefonne ofan honeſt g good man: but when be had beard that Tobit was blinde, ye was (02s rowfull and wept. — <0 8 And itkewile Cana his wife, and Satra Dis Daughter wept. Worcouer, they recetued tbem with a readie mind , after that they had killed arammeofthe flocks, they {etmuchmeat: b Tobias af keh Rapua els daughter- 9 Sobecommuntcated the matter with Ra"? "e onthe table. Then faya Coblas to Raphael Brother Azarias, put foorth thole things wher= of thou {paket in the wap, thatrhis butineffe may bedilpatched. ; ; guel, and Raguel fayde to Tobias , Cate, ana Dzinke, and make merry. < IO fotit is meete that thou ſhouldeſt marry. my Daughter: neuerthelcile, J Declare vnto theethe trueth. — IL Fhauegiuen my daughter in marriage to ſeuen men, who died that night which thep came tn onto her:nencethelefic, be thou ofa good cous rage and mery. But Tobias fayd,F wil eate ng- ous here, vntil pe bring ber hither, and betroth er to me, I2 Raguel fayd then, Warry her then accor⸗ Ding to the cuſtome: foz thou art ber coulin, and eis thine, God which is merciful, make this p2ofperous to pou in all good things. 13 Chen be called his daughter Sarra, ſhee came tober father, at band, and gaue her foz wife to Tobias, faving, Beholde, take ber after the * Law of Doyle Raphael and Tobias come to Ragu, eae oe oe a and betookeber bythe ueth his and Raguel gis» ; daughter oles, s and leade her away to thy father ; andhe blefed — them. I4 And called his wife Edna, and he tooke a booke, and wote acontract, and ſealed tt, AS, Then they began to eate. a Hg E called bis wti Erna, and ayd onte ber Silter prepare anot her chamber and bring ber tn thither. * k 17 hici when fice bad done, as hehad bids Den her, fhe brought ber thither:then Sarawept, and her mother wiped away her Daughters 13 And layde bnto ber, Wee of good comfort, © my daughter: the — heauen and earth » , 4, Nam 36.6 gug . J J 9 | Ni Tobias fol- Joweth Ra- phaelscoun- fell, as Chap. 6.7. fOr, vpo. Tobias prayer Gen.2.7, 68,2 Z. A Raguet pray- | §eth God for Tobias, Racuel pi- Tobit.’ stue fee ion Fo, fle cop founoinn teetceed cem omisaced | curry GeBe Peat. * eet, Mp daughter. Faiths -Raphael leadeth Gabael to Tobias mariage, ; ; — Tobias called Raphael, and lays vnto CHAP, VIII. pim, ti : Tobias drineth away the euill [pirit. He prayeth to God with his wif2, 11 Raguel prepareth a graue for he [onne in law, 16 Raguel ble ffeth the Lord, Vs k 8 ait s A? D when they had fuppen, they brought Tobias in vito her. 2 And ashe went, he remembren the words of Raphael, and tooke coales foz perfumes, and put the heart and liver of the AH thereupon and made a perfume. ——— 3.The which ſinell when the euill ſpirit han ſmelled/ he flen into the ſvtmoſt parts ot Egypt, whom the Angel bound. 4 Andattec that they were both Hutin, Ta- bias rofe ont of the bed, q ſayd, Diter arife and let bs pray, that God would haue pitic on vs. § Then beganne Tobias to fay, Wlelied art thou, D God of our fathers, and bleſſed ts thine Holy and glorꝛious Mame for cuer:let che heauens bleffe thee, and all thy creatures. 5 6 Thou madek Qvam, and gauck him* Eua Dis wife foz an belpe, and flap: of fhem came mankind: thou bat fayd, It is not good, thata man (ould be alone: let vs make yuto pinan apde like vntohinteife. : 7 And new, D Lov, J take not this my fis fter foz fornication but vpꝛightly:therfore grant me mercy, that we may become aged together. 8 And ihe favn with him, Amen, 9 Sorhey flepe both that night, and Ragu: elarofe, and ment and made a qraue, Io Saying ,Isnothedeavalfo? _ 2 a But when Ragut was conte into his > Bou hy De fayd to bis wife Cona, Send one of the matves, and tet them (ce whether he be a> lue: if not, that 3 map bury Him, and nang know it. k . i >13 Bo the maide opened the dooze,and went, in, and found them both aficepe, oo — came foosth, and tolde them that bee as alte. j Ig Then Raguel praifen God, ¢ faid, D GoD, thou art woꝛthy tobe praticd with all pure and bolp prailes therefore letthy Saints prapfe thee with ali thy creatures, anDict all thine Angels and thine elect maile thee fo ever. 16 Whowart tobe pated, D Lord: for thow hat made me iopfull, and that is not come tame which J fufpected: but chou hak dealt with vs according to great mercy. 17 Thou art to be praiſed, becauſe thon hak’ had mercy of twothat were the onely begotten’ children of their fathers: grant them mercy, D Lod, and fini their life mn health with toy and mercy, 18 When Raguel bade his feruants to fill the graue. an 4 19 And he kept the wedding feat fouretcenc 20 For Ragnel had ſavd onto him by an oth, | weth halfe of that be fhould not depart before that the foure- | his goodstoe wards y.ma- riage of his daughter to Tobias. teene Daies of the marriage were expired, 21 Aud then hee wom take the halfe of his goods, and returne in (afette to his father, and pa hauc the reſt, when hee and his wike were ga 635° ` tarp there. Then 2 Brother Azarias , take with thee a fernant and two camels ant goto Rages of the Medes to Gabael, aud bing nice tie money; and baing ©: Himtothe wedding... i i 3 fo Raguel bath ſworne that J Mall not epart. 4 But my kather counteth the dayes: and ff J tarp long, he will be ſory. s So Rap$acl went out, and came to Gaba: gland gane bim the hand witing, who brought pauto bags which were ſealed vp, and gaue them ô bim, } 6. Sud in the morning they went foorth boih together,and came tothe wending. Sud Tobi- as begate bis wife with chtide. CHAP. X. 1 Tobias andhis wife thinke long for their fonne, to Raguel fendeth away Tobias and Sarva. NE w Tobit his father counted cucry day, & when the Dapes of the iourney were expired, and they came sot, 2 Tobit (aid, Are they not mocked? or is not Gabael dead, and there is noman to gtwe him themoneyp ? 3 Aherefore he was very {0p 4 Then dis wife fayd to him, My fonne is Dead, lecing he tatieth: and He beganne to * be- waylebim,andlayd, __ § Mow care for nothing, my fonne, fince J haue lot thee the ight of mtue cyes. To whome Tobit fayd , olde thy peace s be not carefull, fo: he ts fe. ; 7 Wut thee ard, Hold thy peace, and deceive me not, my ſonne is Dead: and fhe went out enes ty Day, by the way which they went, neither did ihe eate meate on the Day time and Did confine whole nights in bemavling her ſonne Tobias, vntill the foureteene Dapes of the wedding were erptred, which Raguel had ſworn, that he would obtas fapde to Raguel, Let mee goe: foz mv father and my mother locke no moe tolee mee. 8 But his father in lato fatd vnto him, Tatry with mc, and FZ will end to thy father, and they fhatldeclare him thine afitres. bp pita ú foyi Tobias ſaid, Mo, but let me goto my- ather. Jo Then Kaguel arol and gaue him Barra, his wife, ant halfe his goods, as ſeruants, and cartell, and money. It And he bleſſed them, and fent themamay, faving, Che God of heanen make pou, my chul- 12 Andhe fay to his Daughter, Donour thy father ant thy mother inlaw, which are now thp parents , that J] map heare good report of thee: and be kiſſed them. Cana allo fayd to Tos bias, Che Lord of heauenreſtore thee, my deate bother, and graunt that F may (ee the chudren of mp Daughter Marra, that FH may retoyce be» foze the Loꝛd. Beholdenow, F commic to thee my Daughter, asa pledge: doet not entreatt her. enill. CHAP RKA 1 The returne of Tobias to his father. 9 How hee. was receined, 10 His father had his fight reſtored, and pray(eth the Lord. "i Aites D7en, to profper before J die. nar shi ot a Tobits care for hisfon. The Angell goeth on Tobias mef- fage, The father and mother arc in heani- nefie for Toe bias tarrying. Chap.5.37. Raguel gis ueth Tobias and his wife lesue to de- part. Sarra ine finGed by. her parents Apocrypha. The Angels counfellto t$ Tobias, thinges Tsbias went bis way, fe Fer. ate that bee bad given him a pꝛo· ſperous tourney , anv btelled Raguel and Cona bis wife,and went on bis wap tuU be drew nere te Nineue. 2 Chen Raphael apd to Cobias, Thou Kknoweſt bithe , How thou didit leaue thy fa. ther. 3. Let vs halte before thy wife, and prepare the boule, — 4 And take in thine band the gallof the fh. So thep went theit wap, and the Dog followen en. § sow Anna fate in the way lesking foꝛ her nne ‘ 6, Abom when he [aw comming, thee fayd to bis father, Behold, thy ſonne commech,and the man that went with bin. d 7 Then faid Raphael, J know, Tobias that thy father hall recetue bis fight. : & Sherclore anopnt vis eves with the gall, and being pricked therewith, pe Hail rubbe. and mas the whitenelſſe totali away, and hall ice ce. } 9 ¶ Then Anna ranne forth,and fell on the necke of er fonne, and {apd vnto bim, Seeing F baue ſeene chee, my ſonne, from bencefoozth J am content to Die,and they wept beth. 10 Tobit aiio went forth coward the Booze, and (tumbled , but bis fonne raune vnto bint, IL And teoke hola of bis father, and (pzinck- led of the gallon bis fathers epes, laying; Be of good bope,imy father. f 12 Aud when his eyes began to: priche, bee rubbed then . puji l 13 And the whitenelle pilled away from the comers of bis eyes, and when he law his lonne, be fell opon bis ecke.. 14 And bee wept, and ſayd, Bleſſed art thou D £020, and blelied be thy flame foz euer , and bleſſed be all thine holy Angels. 15 Foz thou hat (courged.mec, and hatt gan pitie on me: for Behold F ice my onne Tobias: and his onne being glad, went in, and told his father the great thinges that bad cometo palle in Dedia. ? : 10 hen Tobit went eut to meet his Daugh- ter iniaw, retopcing and pzapling God te the gate of Nineue and they which faw. him gor, marueiled, becaule be had recetued bis tight. 17 But Cobiecettifed before them all, that God had had pitie on bim: And when he came Neete to Sarra his daughter inlaw, hee bleien her, ſaxing, Chou art welcome, daughter: God bé bicifed, which hath brought thee puto vs and bleſſed bec. thp father: and there was great ioy among all his bꝛethren, which were at Nineue. 18 And Achtacharus and albas bis azo- therstounecame. =. - 19 And Tobias marriage twas kept euen Bayes wiry great fop. ye EAP, XI — 2 Tobiasdeclarethto his father the pleaſure that Ra⸗bael bad done him, 5 The which he would recom- $% “9 penfe. 11. 15 Raphacldeclareth that be pan Ane, ` gelfent from Goda oo agp) «ae So, theman, which went. with thee, and thou Chap.xj.xij. mut , biit J DID neither eate nog Dainke , but pou faw A 78 mitetuebimmeie AES 2. And hee layd onto hint, D father, tt han Hot griene me to giue him halfe of thole things which 3 bane bought. 3 For he kath brought meeagaine to thee in | fatetic,and hath mate whole my wife.and paty F bought me the moneyjand hath ltkewue heales t ee ` - f - paths iA Then theolaman yd, Jt is Bue tnta § So becalled the Angel and fayd vnto him, Cake halfe of all that pe daue bought, and gog awapinfafetie.: E:n < SpE * 6 But hee tooke them both apart, and fayt vnto then, Pꝛayſe God, and toufeſſe Him, anu glue bim the glorp, and praiſe him fa: the things which be bath Bone vnto pou befer al them that uue.. Itis good to pratfe God, and to exalt his Name, ano to thew foozth bis euident wozkes ee therefoze be net weary to confelie nt, 49 g 7 Zt ts good tokeepe cist the ferrets of a King, but it ts honourable to reucale the works ef God: Doe that which ts good, and xo cuill fali touch pou. i 8 Prayer is good with faking, and almes and righteoulheile. @ tittle wich rightesu neſſe is better then much with vnrighteoul⸗ = $ itis better to giucalmes 5 then to lay vp gold, 9 Foꝛ almes doth deliver from Death, ana Doth purge al inne. Choke which erercile almis and righteouſneſte, hallbeAllea mich iite. 10 But they that linne; are enemies to theit owne life. > - SHINA CI @urely J will keepe cloſe nothing from you; neuertheleſſe, Jſayd it was good to keepe cloſe the fecret of a King, but that tt was honge rable to reuetle the wogksof Gon. : 12 Now therefore when thou didſt pray, and Darra thy Daughter in law, F D bring tomes morie yout prayer before the boly Ones Ana when tyou diddelt bury the dead, J was wich thee itkewwtic. ji 13 And when thou waf not grienen to rife bp,andicauethy Dinner to bury thedead , thp gee Hee was net biù from mee: but Z was: ith thee. Neo Rervoitant t 14 Andnow God hath (ent me to heale thee; and Darra thp daughter inlaw. f 15 3 am Raphael, one of the ſeuen holy An⸗ gels, which pꝛelent the pzayers of the Saintes, and which goe fozth befoze his holy Maieſtic. 16 Then they were both troubled, and fel ype on thew face: for they Feared. f -17 (But he layd vnto them, Feare not, foz it Hall goe well with pou: prayle Gon therefore. | 18 Foꝛ 3 came notof mine own pleafire,but by the gost will of pour Gov: wherefore papie | bim m allages. i 19,* All cheſe payes 3] did appeare vnto pat, Gene. 18,8, land 19.3. sudges Be 16,- He that vill be acceptas ` ble to God, muft be pro- ued with tē- tation. it nuilion. h 20 Mow therefore giue God thankes: for J goe bp tobim that lent me: but waite alt things which aredone,tnabooke. _. } 21 And when thep role, thep aw hin no — more Tobit called his ſonne obiag ‘and 3 Tin — — — ae wa ess Derfullwozkes ot Goo, and how the Angel of -22 Chen they contelled the great and won- LoD had appeared to them, the Lom h pamate fh — p ocryphae Deue 32.39 1. fam. 2.6. wifd, 16,13. yOr, Souphir Or pra:fè ye the Lords fiy CHAP XIIJ. A thankjgiming of Tobit, who exhorteth allto praife the Lord, HSN Ven Tobit wote a prayer of reioyxcing, aud A pei Blefled bee God that liueth for cuer, ana bleſſed be his kingdome· A 2, *fFoztje Doeth icourgeand bath pitie s bee leadéth to pell,and bringeth vp, neither is there any that can auoyde his hand. 8 3 Contele hun betor the Gentiles yee chil Pann of Jiraci: for be bath ſcattered you among them. ' 4 here declare his areatnefie, and extoll him before all the tining: foz hetsour Lod aud our God, AND our father foꝛr e uer. 5 Wee hath ſtourged vs. for our iniquities, and will haue mercy agatne, and will gather vs aut ofall nations, ameng whom we are catte- red. 6 JE you tucne to him with your whole Heart, and with pour whole minde , and Deale Pprightly before him, then will heetucne vnto pou, and will not hide its face from pou, but pee thaillee what bec will Doc with yous theres foze confeile him with your whole month, aud tp prayle the Lord ofrighteouſneſfſe, andertoll the cuerlatting King. Jwil confeſſe hin in the land of my caprtuitie, and wel Declare his power, and greãtneſſe to a ſinfull nation. pe finners, turne and Doe tuitice before him: who can teltif be will receiue pouto mercie, and haue ptiteon ou? J 7.] will extoll myGod, and my ſoule thall prayſe the Ring of heauen, and hal reioyce tit his greatneſſe. S SUR 8 Let all men ſpeake, and let all praple him foz hig righteouſneſſe. ‘ HNS 9 D Jerufalem the holy citie, he wil ſcourge thee foz thy chiliens workes , but hee wil baue pitticagatne on the ſonnes of righteous men: Ee i kD Sine prayſe tothe Lord duely, and praiſe the euerlaſting King that his Tabernacle map be builded in thee againe with foy; and let him make topfull there in thee thole that are cap: taines and loue in chee foz ener thole that be mi» ferable, ; i Il Many nationg fhall come from farre to the Mame ofthe Lod God, with gifts tn their handes, even gifts tothe King ot heauen: all — wall pꝛayſe thee, and giue ſignes of toy. 12 Curled are all they which hate thee: but bleffen are they foz euer which loue thee. _ 13 Retopce,and be glad forthe children of the inf: for they thalbe gathered, and (hall bleſſe the Lod of the iut. j 14 Blefled are they which loue thee: fo: thep fhal reioyce in thy peace. Bleſſed are they which baue been forowtull foz all thp (courges:foz they all retopce for thee, when thep Hall tee all thy glory, and ſhall teiupce for euer. 15 Let my loule blefle God the great Ring. 16 Fo: Jerufalem Hall be built vp with Ha phires, and Emeraudes, and thp walles with precious Tones, andthy towres, and thy bul- warkes with pure gala, 17 And the ttreets of Jeruſalem thall be pa- ned with BeralLand Carbuncle , and tones of |] Dphir. 18 And all her ſtreets Hall fay , Halleluiah, auſalem and the Temp obit. +X and they hall prayſe him, ſaying, Bleſſed be Hod Which hath extolled Iie for ener. CH A P, XIIII. 3 Leffons of Tobit to his fanne. 4 He prophecieth the defen Nine 7 And the r: fering of Ie- tufale - 13 The death of Tobst,and his wife, 14 Tobias age and death, pr ç? Tobit made anendof prayſing God. 2 And he was eight and tittic veere olde, when belot his light, which was reſtored to bim after cight yeere and hee gaue almes and Hee continued to feate the Lod God, and to papie bint, } 3 And when he was verpaged,he called his fonne,and fireof his fonnes tonnes, and {apd to bim, My fonne, take thy children C for behold, ite) aged and am ready co Depart out of this ife. Re 4 Goe into Mediam fonne: for J rely beleeue thole things which Jonas the Mophet ake of fineuc, that te Mall be Deltropcd , and for a time peace thali rather be in Media, and thatour bacthzen ſhall be ſcattered in the earth from that goad landano Jeruſalem hall be de> iolate and the boute of Goo mnie thal be burned, and Yali be Delolate for a time. enon § Wet againe Goo* wil haue pitie on them, and bang themagatnetnto the land where tbey Wall buin a Temple, but not like to the firt, vntullthe tines ot that age bee fulftlled , which beeing finihed , thep Wall returne from cuerp place out of captiuttie , and build vp Jeruſalem gloriouſly, and the boulz of Hod Wall be built in. it fo: euer with a gloꝛious building, as the Pꝛo⸗ phets baue (poken thereof. 6 Am all nations hall turne, and feare the L025 God truelpjand hall bury their idoles. 7 Ho fhallailnations paile the Lord, and bis people Hall coufefle God, and the Lord hall ih ) š 1 [That is, Feo ru —— Exra 3. 8. and 6.140. eralt bis people, €all thole which louethe Lora — in trueth and iultice, hall retoyce,and thore alfo which Hew mercy to our brethren. : 8 And now mp fonne, Depart out of Minene, becaule that thole thinges which the Prophet Jonas (pake,fhaltfirelp come to palle.. 9 But keepe thou the Law, and the contre mandements, and Hew thy ſelfe mercilull and withat it may goe well with thee. To And burte mee honeitlpy, and thy mother with mee: but tarte nolonger at Minene. Re- member my onne , bow Aman handled Archia- charus that brought bin vp, bomeut of light hee bought him into darkenelle, and how hee rewarded hin againe : pet Achiacharus hee went Downe into Darkenefle. Manaſſes gaug alines, andeftaped the ſnare of Death , which. they bad (ct foz hun, but Anian fet into the mare anD periſhed. APAA f: I Wberefoge now, myfonne, confiner what ales Doeth, and how righteouſneſſe Doeth Dee liver. CAhen be ban fayd chele things, he gane fOr his fanke. vp the ghoſt in the bed , being an hundzech and failed ben. nourably, . SO aa ai OA ETAR 12 And when Anna was dean, hee buried ber with bis father: bnt Tobias west with his wife and childzen to Ecbatane to * eight and fiftte peere old, and be buried hum ho’ zy the beda Apoerypha. guel bis father în tatt. 13 Where he became olde with honour, and be buried * father and mother inlaw — ae he inbertred their ſubſtance and Tobits h ather. I4 And bee Died at Ccbatane in Media, bes Chap. jij e : ` ing an hundzeth and Quen and twentle peere olde. 15 But before he died, he heard of the deſtruc⸗ tionof Mincue, which was taken by Mabuchoe donoſor and Aluerus, and betoze his death hee reioyced for Qineue. 4# Iudeth. CHAP, 1 2 The bailding of Ecbatane, 5 Nabuchodonofor meade warre againft Arphaxad, and ouercame him, 12 He threatneth them that would not helpe hima, E M the twelfth yeere of the 23 tetgne ef ~abuchodonoloz, AY who reigned in Kineue the FSAA great citie (in the Dapes of Arphaxad, which reigned o uer the Medes in Ecbatanc, 2 Andbuilt in Ecbatane, SZZ * the wais round about of hery- eat ſtone, thzee cubits bꝛoad, and tive cubits long, and made rhe height of the wall ſeuentie cubites and the beadth thereof fiftie cubits, 3 And made the towres thereof in the gates oftrofan hundzeth cubits,and the breadth there- of in the foundation thzeelcoze cubits, 4 And made the gates therof euen gates that were likted vp on bigh, (enentie cubites , and the breadth of them foztie cubites, fo: the going forth ofthis mightie armies, and foz the letting in aray ef his footinen) § Euen in thole dayes, king Mabuchedono- 2 mane warre With King Arpharad tn the great Relde, which isthe fictde in the coaſtes of Ragau. — 6 Then came vnto bi ater that dwelt in the mountaines, and alltiat dwelt by Cuphza- tes, and Tygris,and Hydalpes, and the countrie he ttweoot the Cipmeans, and verp ations aficinbied themſelues to the batteil fonnes of Chelod · ee K 7 And Mabuchodvonole: King of the Aſſyzi⸗ ent vnto all that dwelt in Perſia, andto all that dwelt in the Met, and tothole that dwelt in Ciltcia, an’ Damaſcus, and Libanus, and ae > and to all that dwelt vpon the fea tea 9 j : 3 8 And tothe people that arcin Carmel, and Galaad, and the higher Galtle,and the great feln of Eforclam, i ; -o And toall that were in Samaria, and the cities thereof, and beyond Jorden vnto Jeruſa⸗ iem, and Betane, and Chelius, and Canes, and the riucrof Egypt, and Capynes, and Ramefle, andalltdelandofGelem, “Io Untill one come to Tanis and Wemphis, and toall che inhabitants of Egypt, and till one come fo the mountaines of Ethiopia. II But all the inhabitants of this countrep did not paſſe for the commandement of a= buchodonoſor King of the Alpatans, neither would they come with hint to the battell: foz thep nin not feare him : pea, hee was before them as one man; therefore they (ent away bis am- bailadours from them without eftect, and wirh diſhonour. I2 Therefor Mabuchodonolor was very ane gry with al this countrey, and ſware by his throne and Ringvome, that he would ſurely bee cuengen bpon allthole coaits of Cilicia and Damatcus, and Syria,and that he wouid flay with the lwo all the inhabitants of the land of $Boab , and the childzenof Ammon, and al! Judea, end all that were in Egypt, till one conic to the borders of the two feas, 13 Chen bee marched in battell aray with his power again King Srpharadin the euenteenth peere, and he pꝛeuailed tn his battell ; foz he ouer- threw all the power of Arpharad, and all bis hozfemen, and aii bis charets. 14 And hee wanne hiscitics, and came vnto €cbatane, arid tooke the towers, and ſpoyled the — thercof, and turned the beautie thereof nto hame. I5 He tooke allo Arphaxad in the mountaines of Ragau, and ſmote him ihoꝛow with bis Varts, and Deltroyed him vtterly that Dap. __ 16 Hobe returned afterward to Nineue, both hee, andall bis companie with a Bery great mul- titude of men of warte, and there hee paſſed the time, and banquetted, both he and bisarmic, an hundzeth and cwentte dapes, CHAP, It, 5 Nabuchodonofor commaunded prefumptuon that all people fhould bee brought sto (ees aA and to deftroy thofe that dsfobeyed him, 15 The pre~ paration of Olofernes armie, 23 The conquest ofhi enemies, A@ in the eighteenth yere the two and twette £ A fteth day ofthe firt moneth, there was talke in the houle of Nabuchodonoſoꝛ King of the ithe rians, that bee ſhould anenge hüunlelfe on all the earth, as he had ſpkken. 2 Bo be called vnto him all bis Dfficers and all his Mobles, and communicated with them his fecret counfell,ana (et before them with bis owne mouth all the matice of the earth. 3 Chen they Deereed to deſtroy all fich, pa ae not obeyed the commaundement of his mouth. : 4 And when heehad ended his countell, Ma- buchodonoloz King of the Affyzians called Olo· fernesbhis chicte captain and which was nert vn⸗ to him, and ſaid vonto pim, Thus faith the great King, the lord of the twhote earth, Behold, thou halt goe foozth from my prefence, and take with thee men thattrutt in their owne ſtrength, of footmen,an hundzeth ano twentie thonfand, and the number of hozles with their riders,tiwelnethoufand, 6 And thou falt goz againſt all the Ciel countrey, becaule they Difobeyed mp commaune. dement. Bbb 3 7 And ` 379 ee eS | eypha. ————————— ae —<—<— Oe ne a 7 nd the halt Declare vnto them, that thep prepare for mee theland and the water: for J wil goz foot) in wy wath againit them, an’ wit co- uct the whole face of the earth with tie feete of mine arnip, and J will giue them as a ipoyle vn⸗ to thrin, k So that their wounded Wall fill their val: ieves, and their riers , and the floods thall oucee flow.being filled with their Dead. g And will bring their captiuitte to the vt⸗ moſt parts ot all the earth. IO Chou therefore halt Depart hence, anv take vp foz meall their countrie: and tf they peelo puto thee, thou balt reieruc them foz mee vntill the Day that 3 rebuke then, IL Ent concerning them that rebell, let not thine eye ipare them, but put them to Beath, and ſpoyle theni wherelocuer thou goek, ; I2 jo as J iius, and the pawer of my king- Dome, wharlocuer J baue (poser, that will J doe by mine band. 13 And take thon heede that thou tranſgreſſe not any of the commiaundements of thy 1020 , but accompliſh them fully, as J baue conunaunded thee,and dekerre not to Doe them. 14 (Then Diofernes went foorth from the pꝛeſence of his loꝛd, and called all the gouernezs, and captaines, and officers of the army of aflur, Is And he muſtred the cholen men foz the bate tell, as his loꝛd had commiaunded him, vnto an Hundzed and twentie thouſand, and twelue thous fand archers on horſebãcke. 9 16 And bee fet them in aray accoꝛding to the manerof ſetting a great army in aray. f 17 And bee tooke camels and alles toztheir burdens, a bery great number, and ſheepe, and peed and goates without number fog their pro- urfion, 18 And vitaile foz euery man of the army, and —* much golde and fluer out of the Kings onfe. Ig Ghen hee went forth and all his power, to oe before inthe nopage of king Nabuchodono⸗ 02, and to couer all the face of the earth et- ward, withtheir charets and horſemen, and cho- fen footemen. ; i 20 4 great multitude alfo of ſundzie fortes came with them like grafhoppers, and like the graucloftheearth; fez che multitude was with⸗ one number. 7 21 Aun thep went foorth of Mineue three dayes tourney toward the countrey of Wectileth, and his pitched from Bectileth necre the mountatne which ison the left hand of the vpper Cilicia. 22 Chen hee tooke ail his armie, bis foatemen and horlemen,and charets, and went from thence into the mountatincs, 23 Snd he deſtroyed Phud and Lud,and ſpoy⸗ ten all the childzen of Rates , and the chtlazen of Iſmael whic were toward the wildernefle at the South of the Chelians. 24. Then he went ouer Cupheates, and went thozow Meſopotamia, and Beltroved all the high Cities that were bpon the river of Arbonat, vntill one come to the fea. : 25 And hee tookethe borders of Cilicia, and Beftroped all that reſiſted bim, and came tothe boers of Japheth, which were toward the Houth, and ouer againſt Arabta. 26 Hee compaſſed allo all the chilozen of gpa» Dian, and burnt bp their tabernacles, and ſpop· Yudeth. led their lodges. 27 Chen hee went downe into the countrey of Dainalcus, ttt the tine of wheate harucit, and burnt bp al their Belts and deſtroyed their fiocks and the beards: hee rebben their cities, and {pope ted their countrey, and mote all their young men with che edge of the ſword. 28 Therefore feare and trembling fell vpon all the inhabitants of the Gea ceat, which were ur Zidon and Trus, and them that dwelt in Snr and Deina, and all that dwelt in Jemnaan: and thep — Dwelt in Azotus and Aſcalon feared hun greatly. C HyAsP; 11k . The people ſubiect to Olofernes. 8 Hee deftroyed their gods , that Nabuchodonofar might onely bee wore Shipped, S2 they fent ambafladours to him with melſa · ges ofpeace taping, ® 2 Behold, weeare the feruants of Mabucho- Donoloz the great King: we lie Downe before thee: pie vs as fall be good in thy fiche, 3 Behold, our houfes and all our places, and all onr Geldsofwheate, and our flockes and oug beards ant allour lodges and tabernacles ite bes foze thy face: vie them as tt plealeth thee. 4 Behold, euen our cities aud the inhabitants thereof are thy ſeruants: come, and take them, as ſeemeth good to thee. § €Dothe men came to Dlofernes, and de> tlared vnto them after cyts maner, 6 Then cane heDowne toward the fea coatk, both he and dis army, and let gariions tn the hie — and tooke out oftbemcholen men kor the arte. 7 So thevanvall the countrey round about receiued them wih crownes, and Dances, and with timbzels. : 8 Det hee brake Bowne all their borders, and cut Downe their woods: foz tt wasintopned hint to Deltroy all the gods of the land, that all natis ons bouid worship Mabuchodonolozonely, anB~ a pil tongues and tribes ſhould cail vpon him as Gov. 9 Ailobe came againk Eſdꝛaelon neere vnto Judea ouer againk the great trait ef Judea. 19 And heẽ pitched betiweene Geba, anda ck tie of the Scythtans, and there bee tarien amoe — He bee might allemble all the baggage of CHAP. IIII. The F{raelites were afraid and defended their couse trey. 6 Joacim the Priefi writeth to Bethulsa,that they: fhould fortifie them{zlues. 9 They cried te the Lordy and humbled them{elues before hem. Nee the childꝛen of Iſrael that dwelt in Judea, heard all that Olofernes the chiefe: captaineof Mabuchovonoloz King of the Aſſyꝛi⸗ ans had Done to the nations, and how bee hav _ {poyled all their temples, and bought them to- nought. 2 Therekoꝛe they feared greatly is pelen and were troubled fer Jerufalem, and foz the Temple of the Load their Gov. 3 Foz they. were newly returned from the captinitic, and of late all the people was aſſembled Apocrypha. ui affembled in Judea and the veſſels and the altar f a — bad been fanceified becauſe of the s ollution. , 4 Therefor they (ent into all the coaftes of Samaria, and the villages, and to Bethoꝛa, and Belmen, and Jericho, and to Choba, and Go- ra, and to the valley of Salem, : S And tooke al the topsef the hic mountains, And walled the pillages that werein them, and putin witatles fo: the peoutfion of war: foz their felts were of late reaped. i j 6 GifoJoactin the bie Piet which was in thofe dayes in Jerufalem, wrote to them that Dweit in Bethulta and Betomeitham, which ts ouer againſt Clozaclon, toward the open coutne trey neereto Dothaim. 7 €rbhosting them to keepe the paflages of the mountatues; for by them therewas an entry {nto Judea, and tt was calie to let them that would come vp, becaule the patlage was ſtraite foz two men at the moft. j 8 And the chilozen of Iſrael dis as Joacim the Ligh Piet jad commanded them with the ancientsot all the people of Iſrael which dwelt at Jerufalem. 9 Chen cryed euery manaf Iſrael te God With great feruency, and their foules with great affection, pot - 10 Both they,and their wines, and their chil- Den and their cattell, and euery ranger, and hireling, ant their bought teruants put facke- cloth upon their loines. > I Thus eueryman ant woman, and the chil- Den,and the inhabitants of Jerufalem fel befoze e Tempie, and (pirtkledD ahes vpon their beads, and {pred out their fackcloth before the a Á the LoD: allo thep put ſackcloth about ealtar, 12 And cried onto the God of Iſrael, all with one confent moft earncitlp, that be would not gine their childzen foz a pꝛay, and their wiurs foz a fpople,ann the cities oftheir inheritance to de· ftruction, and rhe fanctuarpto pollution and res = peoch,and vnto deriſion vnto the heathen, 13 So God heard their prayers, and looked bpon ther affliction : foz the people fated many Dapes in all Judea and Jerufalem before the Sanctuary of the Lod Alinighty. I4 And Joacim the high Piet, andall the Putelts that food before the Lov, andmint- itred vnto the Lod , had their loynes girt with fackecloth,¢ oſtered the continual burnt offing, with pzapers and the free gifts of the people, 15 And had alhes ontheir miters, and cryed bnto the Lord with all thcir power foz grace, an * bee would looke vpon all the houle ot vae CHAP. V, Achior the Ammonite doeth declare to Olofernes of the maner of the Ifraelites, — ae wasit Declared to Diofernes the chiefe captaine ofthe armieof Aflur, that the chil- Dien of Jirael had prepared for warre, and pad fout the paflageso: the mountames, and bad walled all the tops of the hte bils and bad layd impediments tn the champion conntrey. 2 CAherewith be was very angry,ann called all the Pꝛinces of Moab, and che captaines of Chap.v. a 386 Ammon, and all the gouernours of the {ea coaſt. 3 And bhelapd vnto them, Shew me, D pee {tonnes of Chanaan, Cho is this people that Dincileth in the mountaines? and what are the tities that they inhabite? and what ts the mule titude of their armie? and wherein ts their firength and their power? and what King oꝛ captaine is rapid among them ouer their are mie? 3 4 And why baue they Determined not ta tomie to merete me, moze then ail the inbabttants ofthe Cates? i 5 ECbhen*aid Achioz the captaine of all the fonnesof Ammon, Let my tozd beare the wode of the mouth of his truant , and J will declare vnto thee the trueth concerning this people, that Dwell in theſe mountaines, neere where thou res maincit; and there Wall no lie come out of tye mouth of thy feruant. 6 Chis people come of the fotke of the Chaldeans. k 7 And* they Dweltbefore in Meſopotamia, Gex.i .ʒi. becaule they would not followe the gods of —— fathers, which were in the land of Chale 8 But thep went out of the way of their anceſters, and wozihipped the God of heauen, the God whom they kuewe: fo they caf them out from the Face of their gods, and they ficd — Meſopotamta, and ſdiourned there many yes. 9 Then*theirGodcommanvedthemto de> Gesa. 13. 8. part from the place where thep fotourned,and to gointo the land of Chanaan, where they dwelt, and were incteaſed with golde and fluer, and With very much cattell. Io But when a famine couered all the lanB ef Chanaan, thep went Downe into Egypt, and Divelt there ttil they returned , and became there a great multitude, fo that one could net number their linage. : : It * Cherefoze the King of Egypt role upas Ex⸗d.i.ꝰ. gaini them, and bled Decettagaini them, and brought them low with labouring in bzicke,and made them flanes. : 12 Thenthep cried vnto their God, and Hee ſmote all the land of Egypt with incurable ere othe Egyptians catt them out of their gut. A t B And* God dzyed the redde fea in theit prꝛe⸗ od. 1421, > 14 Qnd* byoughe them into mount Sina any £04 39-46 Cades Barnea, and cak forth all that dwelt in thewiloernefle. — 15 Ho they dwelt in the land ef the Amozites, and they deſtroyed by their ſtrength all them of Cichou,aud palling ouer Jowdan, they inhertted aonje M foot bef : j 16 And they *cak foorth before them the Chanaanites, andthe Phereſites and the Je- Joha a8, bulites, and themofStchem, and all the Ger⸗ arias and they dwelt tn that countrey many yes. 17 And whiles they firmed not befoze their God, they prolpered, becaule the Gad that hated iniquity was with them. 18 But * when they Departed from the Fudg. 2.01, wap which Hee appointed theni , thep were ard 3.8. deſtroyed in many battels after a wonderfull fort, * and were ledde captiues into a lande 2.King.25, that was not thes: and the Temple of nin, Bob 4 their Chap.i1.7,9 Exed,12.3%, 33 E i Apocrypha. Fyre t,1,3- Chap.5.5,28 their God was cat tothe ground, and their ci- ties were taken bp the enemies. ; 19 Gut * now they are turned to their God, and are come bp from the {cattcring wherein they were ſcattered, and baug poſſeſſed Hieru⸗ falem, where their Temple is, and dwell in the mountaines which were deſolate. 20 How therefore, my lord and gouernour, it there be any fault in this people, ſo that they Haue ſinned againſt their God, let vs confider that this ſhall bee their ruine, and let ys goe vp, and we fhallouercometbem, 21 But tf there bee none iniquitic in this peo» ple, let my loꝛd paſſe by „leatt their Loꝛd Detenu them,and their God be fo: them,and we become areprochbefozeallthe woad. —— 22 CAnd when Achioz had finimen thele fay- ings, all che people, tanding round about the tent, murmured : and the chtefe men of Diofer- nes, tali that Diwelt by the {ea Hde,and in Moab, {pake that he ſhould kill him. 23 Joz, fay they, wee feare not fo meete the ebildzen of Jlvael: foz toe, itis a people that haue no firength no: power againit a mighty armie. 24 Let vs therefor go bp, D toed Dlorernez, and they Halbe meat foz thy whole armie. CHAP VI. Olofernes blasphemeth God whom Achior confefred. 34 Achior is delivered into the hands of themefBe- chulia, 18 The Bethulians crie vatothe Lord, AZ when the tumult of the men that were as About the counteli was cated, Dlofernes the chiefe captatne of the armieof Aflur, ſayd vnto Schio: before ali the people of the ſtrangers, and bekore all the childzen of SPoab,and ofthem that were hired of Ephraim, 2 Becaule thou hatt pꝛopheſied among vs to Day, and hak fayd thatthe people of Jerufalem ts able to fight , * becaule their God will defend them; and who is god but Mabuchedonolo2? 3 ie will fend bis power, and will deſtroy them from the faccof thecarth, and their God fhallnot Deliuer them: but we bis eruants will deſtroy them as one man; foz they are not able to fufteine the power of our hoꝛſes. i 4 Foꝛ we will treadethem vnder feete with them, and their mountaines (hall bee dꝛunken with their blood, and their fields Mall bee Ailen with their Dead bodies, and their footteps Hall to, not beable to Rand betore vs; but they hall yt» terlppevith. § The king Mabuchdonolez 102d of all the earth hath faya, cuen be bath fayd, Mone of my woꝛds ſhalbe in vaine. ; 6 And thou Achioz an dircling of Ammon, becaule thou hat (poken thele wo2ds, tn the day of thine tniquitie, thon falt fee my face no moze from this Day, vntill J take vengeance ofthat people that is come out of Egypt. = 7 Gud then fhallthe pen ofmine armieand the multitude of the that ſerue me paſſe through thy fides, and thou ſhalt fail among their Haine, when F (hall put them to flight. : 8 Gnd mp feruants hall carie thee into the mountaines , and they {hall leaue theeat one of the bie cities : but thou halt not perth, till thou be Deftroped with them. . ; 9 Aud ifkthou pverhwade thy ſelle in thy miD, Yudeth. that they Hall not be taken, Iet not thy counte· nance fall: J haue fpoken it, and none of mp wo2zds fali bein vaine. 10 Then commaunded Dlofernes them ton- cerning Achior that they Would bring him to Be» thulta,and deliney pim into the bands ofthe chila Dzen of Iſrael. j Il Sobis feruants toske bim , and bzought bim out of thecampe into the plaine; and they went out from the mids of the plaine into the mountaines, and came vnto the fountaines that were vnder Bethulia. ný I2 And when themen of the citie ſawe them from the top of the mountaine, they tooke their arimour,and went kooꝛth ef the citie vnto the top ef the mountatne, cuen all the thaowers with flings, and kept them from comming vp, by cas ting ttones agatnit them. 13 Wut they went patuily vnder the hill, and bound Achioz, and lẽft him lying at the foote of the bill,and returned to their lord. . 14 Chen the Ifraclites came Down from their citie, and ftosd about him, and tooled bin and brought him into Betbulta,and prelented him to the gouernours af their citte, i Is bich were in thole dayes Dias the fonne of Micha, ofthe tribe of Suneon, ¢ Chas bzis the ſonne of Gothonicl, and Charmis the foune of Melchiel. f 16 And they called together all the ancients of the city, and all their youth ran together, œ their women to the affembly;and they fet Achtoz m the muds of all their people. Then Dias alken him of that which was Done. 17 And bee anfwered and declared onto them the words ef the counlell of Diofernes, and all the wordes that hee bad (poken tn the middes of the princes of Aſſur, and whatfoeuer Dlefere * ſpoken proudly agaiuit the boule of Iſ⸗ 18 Then the people fell Downe, and wehiy: ped Gov, anD cryed vntoGod, laying, — I9 D Loyd Sod of heauen,bebhold their pride, and baue mercte on the baſeneſſe of our people, and bebold this dap the face of thole that are fanctified vnto thee. 20 hen they comforted Achioz, and pꝛayſed him greatly. 3 _ 21 And Dztas tooke bim out of the affembly inte bishoule, and made a fealt tothe Elders, ¢ he — on the Gon of Irak all thatuight CHAP. VII, 1 Olofernes doth befiege Bethulia, 8 The counfeR ofthe Fdumeans and other againftthe Fſraelites. 23 The Bethulans murmura agaixfe their gowernours for lacke of water. 3 T% nert Day Diofernes commanded all his armie and âll bis people, which were come to take hts part, thatthep ould remooue their campsagatnt Bethuita, and that they ſhould take all the ſtreits of the bill,and te make warre againit the childzen of Iſrael. ; 2 Then their ſtrong men remooucd their campes tn that Day, andthe armie of the men of warre was an bundreth thoufand and fea uentie footmen, and twelue thoufand hozfe- Men, belive the baggage and other men p Apocrypha. . = afoote among them, a verygreat multi- ę. 3 Andthep camped inthe plaine neere vnto Bethulia, bp the fountaine, and thep ſpread a. pl boan toward Dothaim vnto Belbaim, and in length from Bethulia vnto Cramon, which ts o⸗ uer aganit Eſdraelon. 4 Mow the chtlozen of Iſrael, when they faw the multitude, were greatly troubled, and fapD every one to his neighbour, sow will chep Mut pp ailthe whole earth: foz neither the bie mountaines, noꝛ the valleys, no: the bilieg are able toabide ther burden. 5 Then euery one tooke bis weapons of warre, and burning fires in thetrtowers, they remained and watched all that night. But inthe fecond dap Dlofernes brought forth all bis horſemen in the fight of the chilon of Jitael,which were in Bethulia, Y 7 And viewed the paflages vp to their citic, and came to the fountaines of their waters, and tookethent, and fet garifonsof menof warre ouer them, and removed toward his people. 8 Then came vnto him all the chiefe ofthe children of Eſau, and all the gouernours ofthe people of Woah, andall the captaines of the fea coatt,andfavd, 9 Letourcaptainenow heare a woꝛde, leſt an inconuenience come in thine armie. IO Foꝛ this people ofthe childꝛen of Iſrael Dee not truſt in their ſpeares, but inthe height of the mountaines, wherein they Dwell, becaule it p- h ealie to come bp tothe tops oftheir moune ieg, It Now therefore my lod, Haht not again them inbattellaray, and there Hall not fo much as one man af thy people perifh. 12 Remainetn thp campe, and keepe allthe menof thine armie, and lec thy men keepe till the water of the countrey, that comnieth foozth atthe foote of the mountatne. À I3 Foz all the inhabitants of Bethulia haue their water thercof : fo wall chir kill them, and thep Wall giue vp their citie: and wee and our people will goe bp to the toppes of the moune taines that are neere, and will campe vpon — and watch that none goe out of the citte. 14 So they and their wines, and their children ſhail bee conſumed with famine, and before the ſword comeagaink them, thep halt pi Lith iad in the ſtreetes where they e Iş Thus falt then render them an enill re- wart, becaule they rebelled and obeyed not thy perfon peaceably. - 16 And thele wos plealed Diofernes and el ea th he appointed to doe as they ad (poker. 17 Hothecampe of the children of Ammon Departed, and with chem fiue thouland of the Afipians , and they prtched in the valicy, and tooke the waters , and the fountaines ofthe wa- ters ofthe children of Ilrael. i 18 Then the children of Chu went vp with the childzen of Ammon, and camped tn the monntaines ouer again Dothaim, and they fent fome of themielues toward the South, and toward the Galt, ouer agatn® Rebel, which ts neere vnto Chul, that is upon theri- uer Mochmur: and che ret of the armie of Chap.vij. the Affrians camped in the field, and cones red the whole lande: fo: their tents and their baggage were pitched in a wonderfull great ace. 19 Then the childzen of Iſrael cried vnto the LoD their God, becaule their heart failed foz all tbeir enemies had compafied them about,and = was no wap to efcape out trom among ent. 20 Thus all the company ot Aſſur remained about them, both their footmen, chariots ant horſemen, foure and thirty dayes: lo that euen all the places oftheir waters failed all the inha⸗ bitants of Bethulia. 21 AnD the citernes were emptie, and thep Had not water enough te drinke foz one day: fog they gaug them to Minke bp mealure. 22 Aherefore their childzen ſwooned, and their wiues and pong men Failed fozthirt, anv fell Downe in the ſtreetes of the citie, and bp the —— of the gates, and there was no ſtreugth em 23 Then all the people aſſembled to Dsias, and to the chtefe of the citie, both yong men and Women, and chilon, and crped with a loude voyce, and ſayd hetoze all the Ciders, 24. Che* Lorde bee tudge betweene ve and pou; foz pou hane Done bs great inturie,in that aa not required peace of the childzen of ur 25 Fo? now twee haue no helper ; but Gow hath loe vsinto their hands, that we houla be theolwen Downe before them with third æ great Dettruction. 26 Mow therefore call them together and dee liner the whole citie for a ſpoyle tõ the people of Olokernes, andto all his armie. 27 Foꝛ it is better fo: vs te be made a ſpoyle vnto them, then te Die fo: thir; for wee willbe bis fernants, that wee map live, and not fee the Death of our infants befoze our epes, no? ous wiues, nor our childzen te die. 28 We take te witneſſe againſt pou, the hea⸗ uen and the earth, and our Hed and lozd of our fathers, which puniſheth bs accogding to our finnes,and the innes of out fathers, that he lap not theſe things to ourcharge. EA 29 Then there was a great cricofall with one conlent inthe middes of the afemblie , and fey cryed punto the Lod God with a loude oyce. 30 Then layd Dias to them, Bꝛethren, be of good conrage: let vs waite pet fiue dapes, tn the which (pace the Lowe our God may turne his — toward bs; foz he will not forlake vs in theens. s, 21 And ifthele — and there come not helpe vnto vs, J wil ord. 32 So he ſeparated the people, cuery one vi» to their charge, and they went vnto the walles and towꝛes of their citie, and lent their wines and theit childzen into their boules, and they. were very lowe brought in the citie, CHAP. VIIL The parentage, life and conuerfation of Fudeth xE Shee rebuketh the faintneffe of the gouernowrs, 12 She fheweth that they fhould not tempt God, but waite upon him for ſuccour. 33 Her enterprife againſi the enemies. Now DOE according te pour e. 381 ſxod.g.26. Apocrypha: (4ap,9.26, 31. Ne at that time, Judeth beatd thereof, which was the Daughter of Merari, the fonneofDr, the fonne of Jofeph, the fonne of Dziel, the ſonne of Cicia the fonn: of Ananias, the ſonne of Gedeon, the fonne ot Raphaim , the tonne of Acito, the fonneof Eliu , thefonne of Eliab , the ſonne of Mathanacl, the fonne of — the ſonne of Salafadat, the ſonne of lita 2 And Manalſes was ber Hulband, of ber — kinred, who Dred nthe barley hare uct. 3 For as hee was Diligent ouer them that bound fheaucs in the felv, the heate came vpon bis head, and he fell vpon his bed, and died in the citicot Bethulia, and thep buried him with bis fathers in the field betweene Dothaim and Balamo. 4 So Judeth was in her houſe a widow thꝛee peeres and foure moneths. § And ſhee made her atent bpon her houſe, and put on fackcloth on ber loines,and ware her widowes appareil, ; 6 And the fated all the Dayes of ber widow: hood, faue the Day before the Sabbath, and the Sabbaths, and the Day before the neva moones = Ls * kealts and lemne dayes of the bong of tract. 7 Abee was alfo of a godly countenance, ano st Lore to bebold: and jer huſband Manafles had left her gold and filuer, and men feruants, and mayd ſeruants, and cattell, and poſſeſſions where fhe remained. s 8 Andthere was none that could bring an euillrepozt ofher : foz he feared God greatly. 9 Mow when the heard the euill wozdes of thepeople agatnt the goucrnour , becaute they fainted foz laske of waters ( foz Judeth bad beard ali the wordes that D3tas had poken vit- tothem , and that be had *fworne vnto them to — the citie vnto the Aſſyꝛians within fine pes. 10 Then Hee ſent her mayd that had the go- uernement of all things that {hee bad, to call D- zs ana Chabsis and Charmis the ancients of e citie. IL And they tame vnto her, and the fayd vn⸗ to them, Weare mee, D yee gouernours of the inbabttants of Bethulia: for your wows that yee haue poken before the people this Day, are Not right, touching this othe which pee made and ponsunced betweene God and you, and haue promiſed to Deliner the citie to the enemies, — within theſe dayes the Lord turne to elpe you. 12 And now who are pou that haue tempted God this vay, and fet pour felues tu the placcof GoD among the childzenof men? p “13 Sonowpeelecke tije Lord Almighty, but pou hali nener know any thing. 14 Foz youcannot finde out the depth of the heart of man,netther can pee percetue the things that bee thinketh : bow then can pou earch out God, that hath made alt thele things, andDknow bis minde, 02 compzehend bis pucpole? fay my brethren, pꝛouoke not the Lode our God to is Foxit hee will notheipe bs within thele flue dayes, he hath power to Defend vs when hee — Dap, orꝛto deſtroy vs before our « Tudeth. 16 Doe not yon therefore bind the counfels of the Lod our God: fez God ts not as man that he may be thaeatned neither as the fonne of matt tobe brought to iudgement. ; 17 Therefore tet vs wait for faluation ofhim. and call vpon bint to helpe vs, and He will heare ORF voyce it it pleate him. ; } 13 soz there appeareth none in our age, nete ther is there any nowe in thele dayes, neither tribe noz faintly, noz people, noz citie among vs, which wozthtp the geds made with handes, as hath been afozetime. i 19 Foz * the which caufe our fathers tugre gi» uen to rhe ſword, and foz a fpoyle, thad agreat fail before our enemies, 20 Butwe know noncother God: therefore we trut that hee will not delpile ys, noz any of our linage. 21 Mither when we hall be taken, fhall Jue Dea bee fo famous : foz our Sanctuary fall bee {povied, and bee will require the propbanation thereofat our mouth, 22 And the feare of out brethren, and the cape tiuitie of the countrey, and the defolation of our indecitance wil be turne vpon our beads among the Gentiles.whereloeuer we Halbe tn bondage, and we Mall bee an offence and a repzoch to alt them that pofleffe vs. 23 Foꝛ our feruitude Mall not bee Directed by fauour, but the Lozd our God Hall turne itta Difjonour, 24 Now therefore, D bzethzen, let vs ſhewe an eramule toour Drethren, becauſe their hearts Depend vpon vs, and the Sanctuary, and the Poule and the Altar reft vpon bs, 25. Wozconer,let vs giue thankes to the Lord F God, which trieth vs euen as hee Did our fas ers, 26 Remember what things he did to * Abꝛa⸗ ham, and bow hee tryed Hlaac, and all that hee BID ta * Jacob in Meſopotamia of Syria pes Hee kept the theepe of Laban hts mothers zother. 27 For hee hath not tryed vs as hee did them tothe examination oftheir Hearts, neither doeth hee take vengeance on b3, but the Lorde pus nif}eth fo: inſtruction them that-come neere to iim. 28 Q Thenlayd D3ias tober, All that thou hait fpoken, balk thou fpoken with a goon wam and therets none that ts able to refit thy 020s. 29 Foz it is not to Day that thy wiſedome ts kuowen, but from the beqtnning of thylife all the people bane knowen chy wiſedome: fozthe Denice of thine heart ts «ood, 20 Wut the people were very thirftie, etom- pelled vs to Doe vnto them as wee hang {poken, Fudg.2.15 and 4.16 and 6.8. Gen.22.1. Gen.a8.7. and haue brought ys to an othe, which wee may not tranfqreffe. 3I Therefore now prayfor bs, becaufetbou artan holy woman, that the Loꝛd may lend vs raine to Gill our ciſternes, and that we may faint no moze, 32 Then layde Fudeth vnto them, Weare me, and J will Boe a thing which hall be decla- ha in all generations, tothe childzen ofour nas ion. 33 Pou Hall Cand this night in the gate, and J will goc foorth with mine handinaidez and within the dayes that yee haug pꝛomiſen 9 Apocrypha. to deliver the citie te our enemies, the Lord will viit Jiraci by mine Hand, à t 34 Wut enquive not pouof mine acte: for J wil not Declare tt vnto pou, till the things be finiſhed that Idoe. ) t f 35 Then laid Ozias and the princes vnto per, Goce in peace, and the Lord God be befoze chee, to take vengeance on our enemics. 36 Do they returned from the tent, and went to their wards. C._H_A,P, ) 1X. z Fudeth humbleth her feife before the Lord, and maketh her prayers for the deliuerance of her people. - 9 Againſt the pride of the Aſſyri ans. 1% Gods the Gene.34.2, 35. belpe of the humbles E Pas Judeth fell bpon ber face, and put aes L vpon per head, tpuc off the ſackcloth where- with thee was clothed . And about the time that the incenle of that cucning was offered tn Jetu⸗ falem in the houſe ofthe Loz’, Judeth cried with a lowde boiceann (10, $ 2 D Lord Gop of my father * Simeon , to whom thou gaueſt a ſworo to take vengeance of the irangers which opened the wombe of che maide, and defiled her, and diſcouered thethigh with ſhame, and polluted the wombe to reproch pe thou hadſt commaunded that it ould not ee. > 3 Det they dw things for the which thou gas ueſt their princes to the laughter, for thep were Decetiied and walked their beds with blood) and hak ſtricken the feruants with the gouernours, and the goucrnonrs vpon their thoncs, 4 And hak giuen their wiues fora pray, and thetr Daughters to bee captiuess and ail their {poples foz a bootie to the chitdzen that thou tos uedſt: which were mooued with thy zeale, and abhozred the pollution of theit blood, and called vpon thee fo: ayde, D God, D my God, heare me aillo a widow. § Foꝛ thou hak wrought the things afeze,and thefe, and the things that tail be after, and thou confiderch thethiugs that are preſent, and the things that are to come. — 6 Foz thethings which thou doeſt purpole, are prefent, and fap, Behold, we are here : foz all thp wapes are readie, and thy iudgements ave foreknowen. 7 Behold, the Aſſyrzians arc multiplied by their power: thephaue eralted themſelues with horſes and hezlemen: they glozie in the ttrength of their footemen, theptrutt in fhteld, ſpeate, and bowe, and fling, ann Doe not know that thou art the Lord that bꝛeakeſt the battels: the LoD is thy g. 8 Beakethon their Trength by thy power, and breake their force by thy wrath; foz they baue purpoled to defile thy Danctuaric, and to pollute the Tabernacle where thp glorious frame te- Geth and tocak Downe with weapons the hoꝛnes ofthe ditare 9 Behold their pine, and ſend thy wath vp⸗ on their heads: give into mine band which am a Fudg.4.2te Widorw,the ſtrenẽth that J paue coiucetued, oF 5.26. Fwdz.7.2. IO * Smite by the Decetteot myplips, the fers: uant with the prince, and the prince with the a.chron.14, leruant: abate their height by the hand of awo- 11. & 16.8. man , and 20.6. II * Fozthp power ſtandeth not inthe multi- ‘Chap. ix. x. tude, no? thy might in ſtrong men: but thon, D Lod, art the helpe of the humble and little anes. the Defender of the weake, and the pistectour of tiem thatare foxlaken , and the tautour of thun that are without hope. 12 Surip, lurely thou art the God of my father and the God of the inheritance of Iſtael, the Lod sf heauen andearth, the Creato? of the wae the Kiag of all creatures: heate thou mp aper, 13 And graunt mee wordes and craft, anda wound, and a ſtroke againſt them that enter dite crauell things againſt thy Couenant, and as gaint thine boly Houle, and againtt the toppe of Dion, and againit the boule of the poſſeſſion of thy childzen. 14 Shew eindently among all thy people, and all the tribes, that thep map know that thou art the Gon of all power and firenath, and that there 5 gone other thas Defendeth the people of Iſrael ut thou. f CHAP, X. 1 -Iudeth decketh her ſelſe, and goeth fcorth of the cia tie. ait She utakew ofthe watch of the Afjrians, and brought to Oloferney NZ after he had cealedtocrie pntothe Gon eine Ilſrael, and had made anende ofall hele 35 2 She role where hee had Fallen Downe, anv called her maide, and went Downe into the heule tn the which hee abodein the Sabbath dapes, and tx the featt dapes. 3. And putting away the fackcloth wheres with the was clad, and putting off the garments of ber widowhood, Mee waſhed ber body with watet, and anoynted it with much oyntment, and Drefled the haire offer head, and put attire vpon if, and put on ber garments of gladneſſt, wheres with thee was clad, During the life of Manaſſes her hufband. 4- And thee put ſlippers onder feete, and put on bracelets, and ficeues, and rings, and eare> rings, and all ber oxnaments,and wee Decked her felfe bꝛauely, to allure the eyes of all menthat ſhould fee ber. 3 5- Then hee gaue her maide a bottle of wine, and a pot of oyle, and filled a {crip with Rowe, and with Drie figges, and with fine bead, fo Mee ane bp all thele rhings together, and laid them pon ber. ; 6 hus they went foorth to the gateoF the citie of Berhulia, and found tanding there Dzis a3, and the Aucients of the citie, Chabzis ana Charmts. 7 Andwhentheplaw her, that ber face was changed, and that ber garment was changed, they maruciled greatly at her wonderfull beauty, and ſaid onto Her,- ? 3 The God, the God of oir fathers giue thee faucur, and accompli} thine enterpattes tothe -glogp ofthe chiidzenof Wlracland to the eraltati⸗ on of Jeruſalem. Chen thep worhipped God. 9 -And Hee fatd vnto them, Command the gates of the citit to bce opened vnto mer, that J már- gor feosth ta accompith the things which ysn Baue poken to mee. Ho thep coimmauns Ded she yong mento open vnto her, as ſhee had ipoken. Io Anè 382 pocrypha. Io And when they had done le. Judeth went out, fee, and her maide with her, and the men of the citie looked after her, untill hee was gone Downe the mountaine, and till Hee had paſſed the valley, and could fee her no moe, S- It CHusthep wert ſtraight foorthin the val- iey ann the felt watch of the Aſſyrians met ber, 12 Qudteoke ber, and afked her, OF what people art thou? and whence commeſt thou? and whither goet thou? And thee fapde, Jam a woman of the Hebremes, and am fied from Cem a for thep tall bee giuen pou to bee con⸗ ume 13 And J come before Dlofernes the chiefe faptaine of pour armie, to Declare him true things, and J will meme before him the wap whereby hee thall goe and winne all themoun- taines without loſing the body o: life of any of his men. 14 Row when the men heard her words, and bebeld hercountenance, they wondzed greatly at þer beautie, and faid vnto her. 15 Thou hak ſaued thy life, in that thou baft Hated to come Downe to the prcfence of our lozd: now therefore come to his tent, and ſome of vs Hall conduct thee vntill they haue deliuered thee into bis hands. D 4 16 And when thon ſtandeſt befo him, bee notafratde tn thine beart, but wewe tnta him poste as thou batt to ſay, and hee will entreat e well. 17 Then they chole out of them an hundzeth men, and prepared a charet foz her and her eat; and brought ber to the tent of Olo⸗ es. 18 Then there was a running to and kro tho⸗ rowout the campe: fo: her comming was batted sent the tents: and they came and ſtood round about her: foz thee ood without the tent of Dlo- —— nee they had Declared vnto hint concer: gher 19 Ana they maruciled at her beautie, and wondered at the childzen of Jlcael,becaule of her, and euery one faia vnto bis neighbour, Aho would Deipile this people, that haue among them tuch wemen? ſurely itis not geod that one man sf them be left: foz ikthey Hould remaine, they might deceiue the mole earth. c20 Then VDioternes gard went ont, and all bis feruants,and they brought her into the tent. 21 Nowe Diofernes reited vpon hisbed vn⸗ Det a canepie, which was wouen with purt» ie ant golog and emeraudes, and pzectous eve 22 Dothey ſhewed him of her, and hee came foo:th into rhe entry of his tent, and they carien lampes of filucr befoze him. 23 And when Judeth was come before him and his feruants, they all marwetled at the beau⸗ tic of her countenance, and thee fell Downe vpon her face, and Did renerence vnto him, and bis (er= uants tooke ber bp. i CHAP, XI. 1 Olofernes comforteth Iudeth, 3 and asketh the itt) of her comming, § She decesweth bia by her faire words. : te fain Olofernes vnto ber, Homan bee Of good comfort: fearg notin chine hearts foz Tudethe JT neuer hurt any that would (true Mabuchoya- nolo: the king ofall the earth, v _ 2 grow therefoze if thy people that dwelleth in the mountaines, had not delpilen mee, $ would not bane lifted vp my ſpeare againũ them è but thep haue procured thele things te themletues. 3 But now tell mee wherefore thon art aed from them, and art come bute vs: foz thon are come foz ſafegard: be of geod comfort, thou ſhalt liue from this night and hereafter. 4 Fozꝛ none hall hurt thee, butintreate thee weil,as they Doe the feruants of Ring Mabuche- donolor my loz. di S Then Judeth id onto him, Recetue the wozds of thy ſeruant, and (ufer thine handmaide to {peake in thy pzefence, and J wili Declare no lie to my (020 this night. 6 Andifthou wilt follow the words of thine bandmatde, God will bang the thing perfectly to paffeby thee , and my lod allnot faile of his purpofe. } _7 As Nabuchodonoſoꝛ Hing of all the earth liueth, and as bis power is of foce, who bath fent thee to refozme all perlons, notonee ip men Wall bee made fubtect to Him by thee, but alfo the beaftes of the feldes, and thecat. tell, and the foules of the heauen fhalt liue bp be — vnder Nabuchodonoſoꝛ and all bis oule. 8 Fez wee haue heard of thy wiſedome and of thy pzudent (pirit, and it is Declared though the whole earth , that thou onely art ercel> lent in all the kingDome , and of a wonderfull — a AnD in keates of warre maruei⸗ oug, 9 Now as concerning the matter which F- thio: did (peake in thy countell,we haue heard his words: fo? the men of Bethulia dtd take him, and K — vnto them all that hee had ſpoken vn⸗ o thee. Io Therekore, D lone and gonernour, tes - tect not bis wezd, but fet itin thine heart, foz it is true : foz there ts no puniſhment againt our people , neither can the fwozde preuaile againſt them, except they finne againſt their God. > II Row therefore leſt my loꝛd ſhould bee fru· ſtrate, and beide of his purpoſe, and that death may fall vpon them, and that thep map bee taken in their finne whiles they prouske their God to anger, whichis lo off times as they Doe that which ig not beleeming, É 12 (Foꝛ becaule their vitailes faile , and all their water is wafted, they haue Determined ta take theircattell, and bane pur poſed to conſume all things that God had fozbwWden themto cate by bis Lawes: 13 Dea, they haue purpofed to conſume the firt fruites of the wheate, and the tithes ofthe wine, and of the oyle which they Had referuca and fanctifien for the Prieſtes that ſerue in Pery- falem befoze the face of our Gov: the which things i n latwfukfoz any of the people to touch with heir hands. 14 Moꝛeouer, they bante fent to Jerufalem, becaule they. allo that Bwell there. haue done the like, fuch as fhoula bing them licence from the @Menate) - *- P Is Mow when they Hall ring them word, they will Doe tt, and th ep Hall pee giuen thee y HOr, hath done well, Gem. 435 33% dan, 1. 8. tobit, Ee BIs Apocrypha. be deſtroyed the fame day. | 16 Wiberefore J thine handmayd, knowing all this , am fied from their prelence, and God hath (ent me to worke a thing with thee, where» all the earth (hal wonder, and wholeencr hal eare it, 17 Foꝛ thy ſeruant feareth God, and woꝛſhip · peth the God of heauen Day and night,and now tet me remaine with thee, my tozd, antier thy leruant goe out tn the night into che valley, and J wiil pꝛay puto God , that he may reueile vnto me when they Mall commit their finnes, ~ I8 AndZ will come and thew tt vnto thee : then thou talt goe foorth with all thine armie, ch there Yall be none of them that Mall refit hte. 19 And J willlead thee through the mindes of Judea, vntillthou come before Jeruſalem, and FZ wili fee thy tizone in the mids th: rof,and thou hait Dame them as. fheepe that baue no epheard, anda dogge haltnot barke with his V mouth againt thee ; toz thele things haue beene {poke vnto me; and declared bnto mee acto- Ding tomy foreknowledge , and J am (ent to fhew thee. 29 C Then her wozdes plealed Dlofernes, and alt his (eruants , and they maruciled at her wifedome,and fayd, 21 There ts not fiith a woman in all the J—— foz beautte of face, and wiſedome of ods. : 22. Likewile Diofernes fayd vnto her, God bath Done this, tolendthee befoze the people, that ttrength might be in our hands, ¢ deſtruc· tion vpon them that deſpiſe mp lod. 23 And now thon art both beantifull in thy countenance, and wittie in thy weds : furelpif Shou Doc as thou halk (poken , thy God hall bee my God , and thou palt dwell tn the boule of sRabuchodonoloz, t Hale be renowned thaough · gut the whole earth, CHA Ba ott. 2 Fudeth would not pollute herfelfe with the meat ofthe Gentiles. 5 Shemaketh ber requeft that fhee might goe out by night to pray. 11 Olofernes caufeth Ber to come to the banquet. i Ay iene t S tobzing her in where bis Creates werelayd , and bade that thep Hould prepare foz her of his owne meates , and that fhe hould danke of his owne wine. 2 But Zudeth fAyd, * J may uot eate of them, left there fhould bee an offence, but J nin ies mp felfe with the things that J haue sought 3 Then Diofernes fayd vnto her, JF. the things that thou bhatt, fouid faile, how wowa we gine thee the like ? fo2 there is none with vs of thy nation. : ‘4 Chenlayd Judeth vnto him. Asthy ſoule liueth, my 1020, thine handmaid hall not {pend thole things that 3 baue, vefoze the Lord worke by — hand the things that be hath determi⸗ ne q § Then theleruants of Dlofernes bought her into the tent, and the Nipt vntill midnight, and arofe at the moming watch, 6. Qudfent toDioferncs, laying, Let m pao command that thy handmaid map go fost Ghap.xi}.xiij. 7 Chen Olofernes commanded His garde that they henla not tay hers thuz thee abode inthe campe thzee Dayes , and weilt out into the nightinto che valley of Bethulia, and wafhed Ne felfe ina tountaine, euen in the water bp the ampe. 8 And when the came ont, Hee prayed onta the Lord God of Firael , that Yee would direct Her way tothe exaltation ef the chitdzen of her peopie, 9 Ho thereturned,and remained pure in the tent, vntill fhe ate her meat at euening. Io @Andin the fourth day Dlofernes made afrat to hisowne leruantsonclp, and called none of them tothe banguet, that bad the at> faires in band. Il Chenfatdheto Bagoas the eunuch who ad charge over allthat bec jad , Hoe anv pere Wade this Hebrew woman, which ts with chee, that fhe come vnto vs and cate and Dginke with s 12 Foꝛ it were a Game fo: ts, if we houtd let fuch a waman alone, and not talke with ber, and tf we Doe not allure her, the will mocke vs, 3 Then went Bagoas fram the peelence of Dlofcrnes,and came to ber, aud fais, Lee net this fatrematde make Difficulty to goe in to mp lord, and tebe honoured in bis peefence, and ta- Dinke wine with vs topfuily, and te bee intrea- ted as one of the Baughters of the chilazen of ct edhe rematue tn the boule of Nabucho⸗ onoloz, 14 Chen {aid Judeth onto him , Cibo am J now, that J Houtd gaine ſay my loꝛd? Gurely whatloeuer plealeth bim, J wiil do ſpeedily and- tt hall be my top vñto the Day of my Death. 15 Ho Hee aroſe and trimmed her with gare ments, and with all the oxnaments of women, and bermat went, and ſpread foorth Her (kins an the ground oucragainit Ziofernes, which thee had receiued of Bagoas foz ber dayly vie, that the might fit and eate vpon them, 16 . Mowe when Judeth camie and fate Downe, Diofernes Heart was rauiſhed with ber, and ber (pirtt was mooued, and hee deſired greatly her company: fo hee had’ waited foz the time to deceiue ber fromthe Dap that hee had neber: 17 Then laid Diskcrnes gnto her, Deinke now atid be merp with vs. 18 So Judeth fatd, J Dinke now, my loꝛd, becaule my ſtate ts exalted this day more then euer tt was ſince J was bane 19 Then the tooke,¢ ate, and manke before him the things.that ber maid had prepared. 20 And Diofernes retopced becaule of her, and Dank much moze wine then he had Munke- at anp time in one Dap fince he was bozne, CHAP, XIII. * Iudeth prayeth for ſtrength. 8 She ſimitethoſ Olofernes neche. 10 Shereturnethto Bethulia and resoyceth her peoples N2» tohen the enening wae-come , his fera i Nuants made halte to Depart . and Bagoas hut his tent without, and difinifled thole that were peefent, from the pzelence of bis led; and they went to their beds; for they were all weary becaule the feat had beene long, Mig Yo WW f Apocrypha. Ecclus 34. 20, 25. 2 And Tudeth was lekt alone in the tent,and Dilofernes was ttretched along vpon his bed: for We Was filled mich * wine. How Judeth bad commaunded ber maya to tand without hee chamber, and to wait for ber comming foorth as thee nia daply: fo: fhe fapd, the would goe faorth te her prayers, ou ue {pake ta Bagoas acceding to the fame oie. 4 So all went foorth inbher prelence, and fone was lettin the chamber neither little nor great: then Judech ſtanding by his bed, fain in ber beart, D Lord Gon of allpomer, behold at this pzelent the works of mine hands forthe exe altation of Jerufalem, PLS IAA "S ‘$02 now ts thetime to helpe thine inbe» ritaace, and toerecute mine enterpatles, tothe — of the enenfies which are riſen a- nit vs, 6 Then Khe cameto the po of the hen, which Anas at Diefernes head, and teoke Downe bis fauchin fromtgence, : - 7. Any approcied to the bed, and tooke Hold of thebatre of bis head , and lapa , Strengthen me, D Lord Gov of Hlrael chis day. i And he mote twile vpon bis necke with a ber might,and the teoke away bis bead front iit, 9 And rollen his bony Downe from the bed, and pulled Downe the canopfefrom the pillars, and anon after He went koorth, and gaue Dlo» fernes head to her mato. 10 And fhe put it inber ſcrippe of meate: fo hep twatne went together accozding to their cuſtome vnto paper, and preafling through the tents, went about by that valley , and went up the mountatie of Bethulia, and came to the Sates thereof. ; -H O Chen fayd Judeth a farre of to the watchmen at the gates, Dpen now the gate: God, cuen our God is with vs to ſhew his power petin Jerufalem, and bis force againit his eng: niles as he hath euen done this day. _ 12 Mow when che men of her citie heard Hervoyce, they made hatte to goe Downe fo the ont thetr citie, and they called the Ciders of e city. 13 And they ranne altogether both fal ana reat: fo it was aboue their expectation, that eihoula come: So theyopencd the gate eres. ceiued ber, and made a fire fo: alight,and Roon round about them twaine. j j 14 Then Khe fayd to them with aloud voice, Hꝛapyſe God,pratle God: foz hee hath not taiten away his mercy from the boule of Iſrael, but bath —— our enemies by mine bands thig ight. I5 Ho ſhee tooke the head out of the fcripye, ano ſhewed it, and ſayd vnto them, Beholde the head of Oloternes, the chiefe captatne of the armie of Aflur, and bebaide the canopie, wherein he did le in his Dzynkennelie , and the Lod hath ſmitten him by the hand of a wo. man. 16 Gs the Lord liueth, who hath kept mee in my way that F went, my countenance hath De- ceiued bim to his deſtruction, and hee hath not committed inae withinee by any pollution pz pillente. 17 When althe people were wonderfully aſto⸗ MHD, and bowed themſelues, and workip> Tudeth, ped Goh, and ſayd with oneaccad, Bleſſed hee thou, D our God, which hat this dap beng he to ye — thé enemies of thy people. 18 Chen fain Dias vnto ber, D daughter, bleſſed art how ot the molt high God aboue all the women of the earth,and biefled be the Lord God , which hath created the heauensand the varth, which bath directed thee tothe cutting of ofthe bead of the chiefe of our enemies. Ig Ducelp this thine bape fhall neuer Bepart out ofthe hearts ofimen: Fo: thep Halt rememe ber the power of God foz euer: “20 And God tutne theſe things to thee fs: a perpetual! peaple, and vilite chee with good things, becaule thou hat not (pared thp lite, bee cauſt of the affliction of our nation, but thou bat holpenour cutne , walking a tratght wap e in God. Aud ali the people (apd, Go bs yD Be it. CHAP. XIIII. s Ludethcaufethto hang vp the head of Olofer= nex. 10 Achior ioyneth himſelfe tothe people of Gods 11 The Iſtaelites goe out cgainft the Afyrians. T Hen ſayd Judeth vnto them. Meare me alle my brethren,and * take thts bead, and bang it vpon che bighett place ef pour walles. 2 And to fone. as the moning thal aps peare,and the Quine Hall come forth vpon the earth, take poucuety one bis weapons, and goe koorth euery valiant iman outol the cities and ſet pou a captaine ouer them, as though you would goz downe into theficloe, toward: we watch of the Aſſyrians, but -goe not odone. 3 3 Then thep Hall cake their armour, e Halk: go into their campe, aud raile vp the captaines ofthe armie of A Rur, and they hall runue to the tent of Diofernes, but Hail not inde him: ther: feare Wall fall vpon them, and they Wall tice bee fore pour face. - CAH 4 Ho vou and all thatinhabite the coaſts of Plcael Hall purſue them, and ouerthzow then ae they gal. i § But before you Doe thele things, call mee chio: the Ammonite that hee map (ee, t knew hin that deſpiſeth the boule of Iſxacl, and that lent him ro vs as to Death. 6 Then they called Achiozout of the houſe of D3tas, and when hee was comeand faw the head of Dlofernes tu a certaine mans hand in the afernbly of the people, bee fell downe on bis face,and his {pirtt fatled. 7 Bucwhen thep had taken hint bp, hee fell. at Judeths feete, aud reucrenced yer, and ſayd, Bleſſed art thouinall the Tabernacle of Juda, and tr all nations, which bearing thy name, ſhalbe afontihed. 8 Mow therefore tefl mee all the thinges, that thou bat Bone in theſe dayes. Then Hus) Deth Declared vnto hun in the mids of the pros ple, all that the bad Done fromthe Day that thee ee » ontil thathoure thee Pake vnto them. * J : 9 Andwhen ſhee had left oe (peaking, the, people reioyced with a great voyce, AND made a; nople of gladneſſe through thetr citie Io And Achtoz, ſeems all things that Gen; GoD vntai-, ; legued f y Done fo: Iſcael, belet edie 2. Mat. 15. 35e Apocrypha. nevly,and circumtiſed the forcfkin of bia fet, and was topned vnts the houle of Iſrael puto this Bay. 2 H @ Affoone as the moꝛning arefe, they han» ged the bead of Diofernes out at the wall. and enerp man toske his weapons, and they went forth by bands vnto the traits of the montatine. 12 But when the Aflyztans fawe theni, they fent to their captatnes, which went to the go» — and chiefe captaines, and to all their tulers. 13 So they came to Dlofernes tent,and aid to bun that had the charge of al bts things, aa- ken our Lod: for the fanes haue bene bolne to tome Dawne againit bs to battel, that they map be deſtroyed Foz euer., - 14 Then went in Bagoas, and knocked at the doore of the tent ; for he thought that be ban Rept with Judeth. 3 Is But becauſe none anfwered, he opened it, and weint into the chamber, and found him cat bpon the flooze,t his bead was taken from him. 16 Cherefoze he cried with aloud voice, with weeping and mourning, and a mightte cric,and rent bis garments. ' 17 After,he wet into the tent of Judeth where fhe bieo to rematuc,and found ber not ; then be leaped out tothe people, and cried, 18 Thef: aues haue committed wickednes: one woman of thetpcbzews hath brought ame spon the boule of Ring Mabuchodonolo2 : foz bebolde,Dlofernes lierta vpon the ground with. out an head. 19 Chen the captaines ofthe Aſſyrians are mie heard thele words, they rent their coats,and their heart was wonderfullptroubled,and there Was a crie and avery great noiſe thozowout the campe. €H A&P. XV, 1 The Affyrians are afraidvand flee. The Ffraelites purfsethem. 8 Isaciathe hie Prieft commeths9 Be- thulato fee Iudeth and to prai fe God for her, A2 D when they that were in the tents, Hears, tiep were aſtoniſhed at thething that twas Done. i 2 And feare and trembling fel ppon them, fo that-there was noman that Burt abide in the fight of bis neighbour : but altogether amazed, they fled bp encry way of the plapne and of the snountaines, _ 3 Thep allo that had camped inthe meun- tains round about Bethulia, were put to flight; then the chiidzen of Iſrael, ceuery one that wasa warriour ameng them, ruled ont vpon them. 4 Then ſent Duas to Bethomaſthem, and te Scbat,and Chobai, and Chola.and to all the coaſts of Iſrael luchas Gould declare vntothem the things that were Done, ¢ that all ould rut) i fo2th vpon their enemies to deſtroy them: 5 Mowe when the children of Jltact heard it, they all fell vpon them together vnto Choba Lkewiie allo they that came fro Jerufalem, and from all the mountatnes: for men bad telathem tobat things were Done in the campe of their e⸗ nemies , andthey that wercin Galaad, and in Galile chalked them with a great ſaughter, vn⸗ fill oe came to Damaſcus, and to the coaftes thetcof.. Chap.xv. XVI. 6 Andtherelone thar dwelt at Bethulia felt Spon the camp! of Aiur, and {poplea them, and Were greattp enriched. And the childrenok Iſrael thatreturnen from the Aaughter,bad theret, and che villages and the cities that werein the mountaines ana tn the plaine, bada great bootie, foz the abun⸗ Dance was bery great. 8 Chen Foactm the hte Piet, and the ancis entsof the chitdzen of Iſrael that draelt in Zee rulaicm, came to confirme the benctits that Gen had ſhewed to Iſrael, and to (ce Judeth, and to lalute her. 9 And when they came vnto her, they bleſſed ber with one accozd,and ſaid tnta her, Thou art the ecaltationot Jerufalem; thon art the great glorvof Jiracl; thowart the great retopcing of our nation. lo ‘Chou hak done all thele things by thine hand: thon batt Done much good to Jiraci, ana. God is pleafed therewith; bleed be thou of the almighty Lord foz cucrmoze; and all the people ſayd, So be it, II Qnothe people ſpoyled the campe the (pace of thirtteDapes,and thep gaue nto Judeth Dios fernes tent, and all Dis liluer, and beds, and bas lins,and all his ſtuffe, and ſhee tooke it, and layd it on her mules and made ready ber charets.and layd them thereon. 12 Then all the women of Iſrael came toges ther to fee ber and bleſſed her and made a Dance among them fo} her, and fye tooke byanches tn her hand, and gaue all tothe women thar were With bey, 3 Eit alfo crowned her with oltues.and her that was with ber,and He went befoze thepeople in che dance, leading all the women: and all the men of Iſrael followed tn their armour, with. crownes,ond with ſongs in their mouthes. CHAP. XVI Iudeth praifeth God with a fang. 19 She offretheo the Lord Olofernes fluffe. 23 Her continencie,ife and death, 25 AL Jfrael lamenteth ber. Hen Indeth began this confeffionin all Iſra· el, and allrhe propie fang this long witha loude noice. 2 Sno Judeth apd, Beginne ynta my God with tymbzeis: fing to ny £020 wiih cymbals: - tune vutobima Pſalme: cralt his paile, ana call spon bts Ma it. 3 Sor God breaketh the battels, and pitched- hiscampeltn the mids vf bts people, and deliue⸗ red me out of the band of the periecuters. 4 Qflur came from tie mountaines foort of rhe Mozsth: bee came with thouſands tn his atmie, *whofe multitude bath Gut vp the rí- uers, and their horlemen haue conered the val⸗ eps, § Hee ſayd that hee wou burne ty mybo: Ders, and kill mp pong men with the ſword, and Dah the fucking chilozen againt the ground, . and make mine infants as e. pay, and sip vir⸗ gins atpoyie. 6 But the almighty Lord bath bꝛought thens . to en bp the Hand of a woman, 7 0} the mightie didnot fall-bythe poung. men, neither DiD the fonnes of Gitan {mite . bim, noz the bish Giants innade — Chap,25the- L5: 3 Gen.t.24. © pfl 33.9» Apocrypha. Judeth the Daughter of Merari Lid difcemtit bim by the beautte ofher countenance. Fo: the putoffthe garment of her witow: hoon, foz the exaltation of thole that were op- pelea tn Iſraet, and anopnted ber face with ointment, and bound vp ber haire in a cotfe,and tooke a linnen garment to Deceine him, 9 Wer (tppers rauiſhed his eyes: her beauty tooke bis mind petloner, and the fauchin paſſed thozew bis necke. 1 To Che Perlians were aſtoniſhed at her bold- peman theyBenes were troubled with ber hare inele, _ Ii Butmingafficted reiopced, and my feeble Dnes outed; then thep feared, thepiiftea vp their voice, and turned Dacke, 12 The chtldzen of mains pearced them, and wounded theim as they fled away like children: thep periſhed by the batteliof the Lod, 13 3 will fing unto the Lord a (ong and paile, D Loz, thou art great € glosious, marucilous and inutncible in power. l 14 Wetalithp creatures ſerue thee: * foz thou ait (poken,and they were made : thon halt {ent thy Wirit, and Hee made them bp: and therets none that cancel thy voice. I5 Foꝛ the mountaynes leape bp from their foundations with the waters: therocks meltat feg. ae 24 And * the honfe of Iſrael lamented ber ſe· Gem soa. thy prelence like ware: vet thou art mercifull ta themthatfeare thee. — i 16 Foz allfacrifice is too little for a ſweet ſa⸗ uour.and all the fat ts too little foz thy burnt of fering: but be that feareth the Lod, ts great at all times, : 17 io tothenations that rile yp againſt mp kinred: the Lord Almighty will take vengeance Efter: of therm inthe vay of indacuittit, in fending fire and wormes vpon therr iem, and they Hall feeie them and weepe foz euer. à 18 @ Akter when thep went vnto Jerufalem, they worſhipped the Lord, and as foone as the eaple were purified, they offered their burne of- erings, and their free offerings, and their — Ig Judeth allo ofred all the kuke of Dloter- nes, which the people bad giuen ber, and gaug the canopie which he bad taken of dis bed, fog an oblation tothe Lozd. ; 20 So the people reioyced in Jerufatem by the Sanctuary fo: the {pace of thaee moneths, and Judeth rematned with chem. ’ 21 After this time, euery one returned to bie ownetiberttance,t JuBeth went te Berhulta, and remayned in her owne pofleflion, ¢ was foz bet time honourable in all the countrep. 22 And many Delired her, but none had hee company allthe Dates of her life,after that Pa- natles her buiband was Dead, and was gathered toll bis people. $ 23 But iheeincreated moze and moze in ho: Nout, and wared olde in her hulbands houle,be- ing anbundzeth ant fine peereolde, and made. her mayd frees (o he Dyed in Wechulia,andebey buried ber in the graue of ber bulband Manal⸗ uen Dayes, and before (he Died, fhe Did diſtribute ber goods to al chem that were neereft of kinrea to Manalſes her hulband, € to them that were the neerett of her kinred. 25 Gnd there was none that made the chil Or, hera 2 e⸗ le. o Menot Iſrael any mae aftayd in the dayes cf Judeth, no: along timg after per death. Efther. Certaine portions of the ftorie of Efther, which are foundin fome Greeke and Latine tranflations: which follow the tenth Chapter. 4 Den Wardocheus (aid, God l} bath Done thele things. a § Foꝛ 3 remeber a peame, 3 which J law cocerning thele <} Matters , and there was no- OA. thing thereof omitted. —Sbecame a flood, and wasa light,and as the funne, and as much water, this ood was Cither whom the King marricd,and made Mueenc. 7 And the two Dzagons are J and Aman. 3 And the people are thev that ave aſſembled to Deftrop the name of the Jewes. 9 And my people ts Iſrael. which tried to God, and are faued : for the Lo2d hath ſaued bis people, and the Low hath delivered vs from all theſe euils, and Ged hath wroughe lignes and great wonders, which haug not bene Done a= mong the Gentiles. 10 Cherefore hath he made two lats, one fo the people of God g another fo: all the Gentiles, IL And thele two lots came before Gon foz all nations atthe boure and tune appointed , € án the Day ov iudgement. © A little fountaine which. 12 So Godremembzed his owne people, ans tuftified his inheritance. 13 Therefore thole Dayes ſhalbe onto themin the moneth Adar the fourcteenth and fifteenth Day of the fame moneth , withan aſſembly ana ioy, and with gladnefle before God, according te the generations foz euer amang bis people. CHAP. XI. Je the fourth yeere of the retane of [Ptoleniens and Cleopatra Dolitheus, who ſaid he was a Priel Leuite, and Ptolemeus his fonne that * brought the former letters oft Phꝛurai, which y Or, lors. > the faine Lpfiniachus the fonne of Ptolomeus which wasat Ferulalem, interpreted, 2 Jn the lecond peere of the reigne of great Artaverres,in the fir day of the moneth Ris fan, Wardocheus the foune of Jarus, the tonne Heniet, the fonneofCisok the tribe of Benia» min had adzeames 3 3 AIcw dwelling in the citie of Gufis, a noble man, that bare office in the kings court. 4 ce was allo one of the captiuitte which: Nabuchodonoſoꝛ the king of Babylon arr Apocrypha. Efther 2.25. and 6.2. Zofeph an- tig. bA 1, i Cap.6, from Jernfatem with Jechonias. 5 MAnBthts was hisdeame, Bebeld, a noyle of a tempett with thunders € carthquakes, and bpe in the land. Behode two great Deacons come loorth teady to fight one againſt another. 7 Thete crte was great, whereby all the hea⸗ ene ERE ready to fightagaint the rightcous people. 8 Andthe fame day was full of darkenefſe and obſcuritie, and trowble, and gnguilh : pea, ——— and great afilittion was vpon the carte. : j h : ! 9 #02 then the righteous fearing their afflic> tions, were amazed, and being ready te Die, cited pnto God. 1] f Io Aud while they were crying, the litle mel grew into agreatriner, and flowed ouer mith great waters. It The light ¢ the ſunne role pand the low- iy wereeralted and deuoured the glogious, 12 Row when Mardocheus yaa ſeene thts Dreame, hee awoke and role vp, and thought in bis beart vntill the might, what God would Dog, gud (a he Delivecd te know all the matter CHAP. XII. : A T thelame time dwelt Mardochens inthe Kings Court with Bagathas and Chara, the Kings eunuches and keepers of the palace. 2 * But when he heard thee purpole, € their imaginations, bee percetucd that they went a- bout telay their bands bpon p king Artaxerxes, and ſo hecertifies the king thereot. 3 Chencauled the King to examine the two eunuches with tozments,and whenthey bad con felled tt, they were putto death, f 4. This the King caufed to be put in the Cortes WPardocheus allo wote the ſame thing. ; s So the king commanded that Mardoche· us ould remaine inthe Court. and tozthe ad wertifinent be gane hima reward, i 6 But’'Ainan the fonue of Amadathus the Agagite, which mas in great honour aud repu» tation wrth the Ring, went about to hurt Mars Docheusany his peaple. becauleot the twa gua nuches ot the king thatwere put to death. CHA P. XIII, 1 Thecopie ofthe leters of Artaxerxes againft the-lewet, 8 The prayer of Mardocheus. T ine copie of the Letters was this, Whe great King Artarecres wꝛiteth thele thingesto the princes & gouernours that are vnder him from Judia vnto Ethiopia inan hundreth and ſeuen and twentie ppoouinces. 2 MAhen J was made lorde ouer many peo- ple, and had ſubdued the whole earth vntõ my dominion, J would not egalt my felfe byche reafowofmy potwer , but purpoſed with equitie alway, and gentlenefie, to gouerne my fubtects, and vꝛholy to fet them in a peaccable tife, and, thereby to bring my kingdome vnto tranquillte tie, that men might fafely go thorow on cuerp fide, and torenew peateagainc, whtchalimen Delve —* S ags! 3 toe ow when. Falken my connbellers howe, Chap. xij. xifj., thek thimes might be brought to paſſe, one that was Conucelant with vs of excellent wiledenre, and conſtant in good will, and thewed himlelfe tobe of (urefidglitic, which had the fecond place in the kingdome, euen Amen, 4 Detlared vuto vs, that in all nations there was ſcattered avroade a rebellious peos pie, that haa lawes contrary to all people, and haue alway defiled the conunaundements of Kings, andiothat this general Empire, that we gane begunne, cannot bee goucrned without ence. : 5 Seeing nowe twee perciue that this peos ple alone are altogether contrary vnto cuerp man, viing trange and other maner of lawes. and Haning an euill opinion of our Doinges, and goz about to kablih wicked matters, that our kingdome ſhould not come to goon es f 6 - Therefore baue wee commaunded thae ali they that are appoynted tn waiting unta pou by Aman (which ts ordeined duer the affaires, ai isas ourlecond father) Wall all with cheit wues and children bee deſtroyed and rootea out with the Cworde ef their enemics without all mercie, and that none bee (pared the fourc⸗ teenth Day of the tweltth moneth Adar of thts peere, : 7: Chat they which ok old, and now allo baue euer beene rebellious, may mone Day with bios ience be thauft Downe into the hell, tothe intent that afterthis tune our affaires may be torthout troubles and wellgonerned in all points, Chen Mardocheus thought vpon all the wobe of Cie Lord, and made His prayer unte hum, t pig 9 Bayiie,D Low, Lord, the king almigh· tle (fezail things aretnthypower) and if thou pall appointed to faue Iſrael, there is no man that can withftand thee. Io Fo thou bait made heauen aud earth, and ali the wondzous things vnder the heauen. IL Chon art Lopdofalithings, and thereig no man that can reſiſt thee, which art the Loza, 12 Thou knowelt ali things, and thou kion eft, Lode, that it was neither of nialice, ne? prefumiption ; noz fog any delire of gtorp that 4 DiD this, aun not bow Downe ta ponde mat. ; 13 Fo J would hane beene content with good will foz che faluation of Iſxael to haue Kilſed the (ole of bis feete. 14 Bue J did it, becaule J would not prefer the honour of aman aboue the glory of Good, and would net worſhip any but onely thee, mp Lozd, and this haue Jl not Done of pide. Ig And therefore, D Lod Goo and King, haue mercy vpon thy people: for thepiimagine howe they may bring vs to nought, pea, thep Would deſtroy the inheritance, that haty bene thine fron: the beginning. —J I6 Delpile not the partion which thou haſt deltuered out of Gaypt for thine owue felfe. 9 Heare my. prayer, and bee mercifull vn· to thy portion : turne our {o2r0m into toy, that wee may line, D O20, and patie thy Name ; Hut not the mouthes ofthe that paie thee. RS 18 All Iſrael in like maner cried moſt cave neip vito the Lod, becaule hat death was bee fore their eyes. ‘a $4 sis Cec CHAP, 2854 | f Apocrypha. N CHAP. XIIII. The prayer of Efher for the deliuerance of her, and her yeeple, s Cleene Either alfo, being in Danger of 2— reſorted vnto the Lod, 2 And layd away her gloztens apparell, and put on the garments of lighing, and mourning. ‘An the ead of precious oyntnient, (hee ſcattered alhes and Dung vpon her head:and he humbled Her body greatly with faking,and all the places e. er — Hiled the with che baire that He pluc⸗ eD off. : 3 And thee prayed vnto the Lord God of Iſ⸗ racl, laying, D my Lo2d,thou onelp act our king: belp me Delolate woman, which haue no helper ut thee. 4 Foꝛ my danger is at hand. i § From my pouth vp J yaue heard tn the kin- red of my father, that thou, D Lod, tookeſt Iſ⸗ ratl from among all people, and cur fathers from their predeteſſors for a verpetuall ingert- tance, and thou hat performed that whish thou dideſt promile then. 6 Mowe Lorde, wee haue finned before thee: therefore bak thou given vs into the handes of our enemies, $ è 7 Becauie twee worhipped their gans: D £020, thou art righteous. 8 Meuertheletie, it latilfies them not, that wee are in bitter captiuitie: but they hane tros ken hands with thetr idoles, Uy 9 Abat they willabolth the thing that thou With thy mouth hat ordered, and deLroyp thine inheritance, to ſhut vp the mouth ofthem that pratfe thee, and to quench the glozp of the Tem- ple, and of thine altar, IO And toopenthe mouthes of the heathen, that they may pratle the power oftie idoles ana to magnifie a fiethly king fo? ewer. Ir DiLowwe, gtue not thy Cepter vnto them that be nothing, teat they laugh vs to ſcoꝛne in our milerte : but turne their deuile vpon thent> flues, ana make himan example, that bath bee gun the fame agaimi vs. 12 Thinke vpon ns, D Lorde, and Hew thy - felfe vnto vs in the time of our diſtreſſe, and —— me, D king of gods, and Lode of all ower. . 13 Giueme an eloquent {peech in my mouch befoze the Lion : turne bis beart te hate our enga sic, to deſtroy him, and all fuch as cönlent vnto im. 14 But deliuer vs with thine hand, and helpe sme at am folttary, which haue no Defence but onely thee. 15 Chou knotoett all things, D Lode; thou knowelt, that J bate the glory ofthe vnrighte- ous, and that J abjozre the bed of the vncirtum · ced, and ofallthe heathen. 16 Chouknowett my neceflitic: for J hate this token of mp preeminence, which J beare ponm bead, whattimeas J mutt ſhewe mp fclf, and that J abbezre it as a meniſtruous cloth, and that J weare tt not when Zam alone bp mp elfe, 17 Andthat J thine handmalſd hene not ea» senat Amans table, and that J bane bad no pleafure in the kings feat, noz Munke the wine of the drinke offerings, P 18 Andthat FZ thine handmaide haue no io Hace the Dap that 7 was bꝛought hither vnt Efther. this day, but in thee, D Lord God af Abꝛaham. 19 D than nightie Gon aboue all, beare the boyce of them that haue none other hope,and dee liner vs out of the hand of the wicked, and elie uer me out of ity feare. CHAP, XV. 1 Mardocheus maoueth Efther te goe into the king, and make interceffion for her people, 9 And fhe per- formeth ins requeſi. Manro alfo bade Ether to goe in bnto the Ring, and pray foz Her peoplt, and fog ber conntrey, 2 Remember, fapth hee,the dayes of thy low eftate, howe thon walt nourtihhed vnder mine hand : foz Aman which is next vnto the King, bath ginen fentence of neath againt vs. 3 Galthou therefore upon the Lord, x ſpeaka fo? vs unto the king, and Deliuer vs from Beathe 4 Qndvponthe third Day when ee had ens Ded Her prayer, Helayd away the mourning gare Ments,and put on Her glorious appareil, § And decked her felfe goodly, after that fhe had called vpon God, which ts the beholder and peer of all things, tteoke twe handmaids tth ber. 6 Gporthe ene thee leaned her ſelfe, as one that was tender. 7 And the other followed her, and bare the traine offer veture. 8 The ſhine ok her beautie made her face roſe coloured; and ber face was cheercfull t amiable but ber heart was ſoꝛrowtuli foz great feare. 9 Then Hee went in thozow all the doores, and ood before the King, and the Ring fate np» on Hts ropall thone, € twas clothed in bis goed aray, all glittering with gold ¢ precious kones, and he was yery terrible. 10 Chen hee life vp his face that Hone with maieſtie, and looked fiercely vpon ber: therefoze the Queene fell Bowne, and was pale and faint, and leaned herfetfe vpon the bead of the mapde that went with ber. i II Qeuertheles, God turned the kings minde that bee was gentle, wo being carefull, leaped ont of bis thzone,and tooke ber in bis armes, tiil fhe came to herielfe againe: and comforted hes With louing words, and (aid, 12 Elther, what isthe matter? J am thy bro» ther,be of good cheere, 13 Thou ait not die: foronrcommaundes ment toucheth the commons, enot ther. Cone necre: 14 And fohe held vy his golden ſcepter, and lapo it vpon bet necke, 3 15 And kiſſed her, and faid, Talke with me, 16 Then faid thee, J faw thee , D lozd,as an angel of God, and mine heart was troubled fog feare of thy maieſtie. 17 Fer wonderfullact thou, D lod, and thp face is fullof grace. 18 And as thee was thus (peaking vato hint, fhe fell Downe againe foz faintneffe. i 19 Then the King was troubled, and all his ſeruants comtoꝛted ber. - CHAP. XYL The copie of the letters of Artaxerxes, whereby hee rewoketh thofe which be Grft fent forth, Apocryphae! Tafeph. Ane. 48,627.60 z.Kings.3.3 ifa. 56.1. Deut 4.2 2.chra3s. 4e op beset Ring Artaxerres, which reigneth rem Jndta vnte Ethiopia, ouer an bun» Dieth and ſeuen and twenty proutnces, fendeth onto the pinces anbrulers that bane the charge of our affatres, Salutation. 2 There be many that through the goobnes of Pꝛintes and Honour giuen vnto chem, btcome bery proud, 3 Andendeauour not onely to hurt our fub- tects,but not content to liue fn wealth, Boe allo imaging deſtruction againſt thole that do them good, 4 And take not onelp all thankefulnes away from men,but in pride and prelumption,as the that be pumindful of benefits, they thinke to ef» cape the vengeance of Gon, that ieerh al things, and is contrary to euih, § Andoftentimes many, which be (et tn of fice, and vnto tuhom their friendes caules are committed, by Saine intifements doc waappe tbem in calamities, that cannot bee remedied : e thep make them partakers of innocent 000, 6And deceitkully abnie the fimplicity anv gentleneſſe of princes with tying tales. ay Chis may bee prooned not onelp bp olde bittoztes , but allo bp thole things that are be- fore our eyes, and are wickedip committed of pa peftilences as are not wezthie to beare t 8 Wherfare we munt take heen hereafter that wee may make the kingvome peaceable foz all th men, what change euer Hall come, 9 And Bilcerne the things that are before our eyes, to twiihitand them with gentlenes. Io fo Aman, å Macedonian, the fone of Amadathus, being indeed a Lranger from che Perfians blood, and farce fram our goodnelic, twas tecetued of vs, . ; Ir And hath pooued the friendſhip that wee beare toward all nations, lo that bee was callen our father, was honoured ofcucry man, as the nert peron vnto the king. s A 12 But Hee could not vhe himſelfe foberly in this great Dignity, but went about te Depziue bs ofthe kingdome, and of onr life. 13 City manifold deceit allo hath he deliren Chap. j. to deſtroy Mardocheus pees » which hath Done vs good in alithings, and innocent chet partaker of onr kingdome, with al r nation. 14 Foz his minde was (when bee had taker theim out of the wap) to lap wait fez vs,¢ by thts meanes to tranflate the kingbome of the Periie ans vnto them of Macedonia. Ig But we find that che Jewes (which were acculedof this molt wicked ma that thep might es —— no enil Boers, but vſe moſt wit C8, 16 Aub that they be the children of the molt Dish and Almightie and euerliuing God, by wyame the kiugdome hath bene preſerued vnto vs, and ont progenitors in bery good ower. _ 17 Cabertoze ye hall do weli, if pe De not put inerecution thofe letters that Aman the ſoñ of Amavathus did write vnto pou. 13 for bee that tauented them, bangeth at Sulis before the gates wich all his familie» and God ( which bath all things in bts pow⸗ er ) bath ipcedtly remarded him after his Defers uing. j 19 Wherefore pe ſhallpubliſh the copy of this letter tn ali places, that the Fewesniay freely ltuc after their owne lawes. 20 And pee thall apde chem, that vpon the thirteenth Bay of the cmweifth moneth ABar, thep map bee auenged of than, which in the time of their trouble would bane oppefica em. 21 Foz Almighty Gow hath tarned to toy the 386 la the cholen propie Houls haue perte . eD. 22 Moꝛeoner, among other ſolemne dayes, pe ſhall keepe this Dap wity all gladnefe, 23 That both now and in time to come , this Day may bee a remembance of Delinerance tog vs and al (uch as leue the proſperity of the ere fians, but a remembzance of deſtruction te thoe that be leditious ynte vs. g 24. Therefore all cities and countreyes that Doe nor this, hall horribly bee deſtroyed with {word and fire, and thal not onely not bee inha⸗ bitco of men, but hee abhorred allo of the wilde beats and foules foz cuer. The Wifedome of Salomon. CHAP, I, a Plow we ought to fearch and enquire after God. a Who bethe thofethat find him. 5 The holy Ghoft. 8 r1 We ough: to flee from backebiting and murmu- ving. 12 Whereof death commeth. 15 Righteou/- nefe and unrighteoufnefe. spo Due” righteonmeRe , pee that be Ve) Judges of the carth : chinke res m uerentlp ofthe Lo2d , and ſeeke ¢ imix fimplicitte ofheart, h) 2 *Fozrbe wil be found of them ® that tempt him not, and appea- ch as be not wnfaithfull onto him. 3 For wicked thoughts ſeparate from God: and his power when it ts tryed, reproucth the vnwile. 4 Becaule wiſedome cannot enter into a wicked heart, nor dwell in the bodie that is fube tect vato finne. ; his iniquitics, 5 Fo: the holy * Spirit of difcipline fleeth from Deceit, aud withdraweth himſelte froni the thoughts that are without vnderſtanding, and is rebuked wher wickednefle commeth, 6 Fozrthe ſpirit of witedome * ts loning,and will not ablolue him, that blafphemeth with bis lips : foz God ts a witnelle of his reines , anda oe ofhis heart, and an bearer of the ongue. j 7 Jo the (pirit of the Loz filleth all the world: ethe fame that maintaineth all chings hath knowledge of the voyce. ; 8 Therefore hee that (peaketh pnrighteous things, cannot bee hid: neither hall the tudge- ment of repzoch let him eſcape. 9 Sor tnquilition Wali bes made foz the thoughts of the vugedly , aut the found ot his woꝛds Hall cane vnto God foz the cozrection of Cert 2 10 foz Die Lere.4.2 By Gals.5.225 Apocrypha. Deut. 4.23, Ezek. 18.23, And 33. 11. a To wit, death, ¥0b.7.1. asd 14:1. MAt.22,2}. ECO, 15,32 9607.29.15 thap. 5.9. Ifa. 22.23. 4nd 56.12. 3,607415. 32 Uapyeth the foule. righteouſnes baingeth Death. — TO Foꝛ the cave ot telouſie heareth alithings, and the noyſe of ye grudgings ſhall not be hid. IL Therefore beware ot murmuring, which profitety nothing , erefratne pour tongue from ‘Lander: kor there ts no wow fb ſecret, that Mall ot for nought, € the mouth that (peakety lies, 12 Hecke not Deathin the errour of pour life: *Deltroy nat your (elives thzougy the daorkes ot “pour owne hangs -` Age : 13 *For God hath not made Death s neither bath be plealure in the deſtruction otthelnung. ffohe created all chugs, that they might Baue thelr bring: and the gentrations of the Fiod are preſerued, and there is no potion of Deitructloñ in chen; and the kingdome of Hell isuotvpon earth. -iş Forrighteouſnes is immoꝛtall, büt vi 16 And che vugovlp cali sit vnto thei both with hands and wordes: and wile they thinke to hane a fricnd of tty they come tos nought i for they are confederate with ws thereloze ave (hep Wostpy to be partakers thereot. Tey GULA pod? apply lis ui 398 _ The imazination and defires ofthe wicked,and their Counfell again{ithe fasth fille’ ° rh pate vngodly fay, as they kalſely imagine with themieiues, * Durisfe is ſhort anu tevi- DHS: AND in tie deathot aman there ts no reco;· uery, Neither was anp kuowen that hath retur⸗ ned krom che graue Hn big 2 Fo wee.areboyne at alladuenture ; and . the Hail be hereafter, as though we had nener besne fo tye breath isa mokrim ont noftris, na the wozdes as a parke rayled ont of our cart, 3 Which being ertingui}en, the body is urned into alfes, and the (pirit ramihety as TAT CO Rano ee yg ieee ~ §_ Duritte hall paſſe awap asthe trace of a Cond , and come to woughe asthe mitſt that ts Biter away wich the beames of the ſunne, ang talt Bowie with the heat ehereot,. Dur name alio Gall be korgottenin time sand no man ſhatl haue our workesin remembrance, § *Foꝛ cur time is as a thadow.that paſſeth away and alter dar end there is no tetarning fo: ít ts fat lealed, fo that na man commeth å L RINE tiina © *Uometherio: and let vs enioy the plea {ures that ave pactent. and let vs cherefully pie the creatutesasinpouth. _ l 7 Act vshill our tines with cotlp wine and oyntments, aud let not the flouce of life paſſe by v3, F i 8 Let vs crowne our ſelues with role buds afore thep be withered, -ditat 9: Let vs all bee partakers of onr wanten- neſſe: let vs isaue (ome token of our pleafure in sierp place: To: that ts our portion, and this is our lot. =- IO Let vs oppꝛeſſe the poore that is righte· us; let ys not [pare the wigow, nog reuerence the white haires of the aged, that haue lines mao Hy pectes. UU ais teats gous LL Let our ſtreugth be the law of pnvighte- airtnemes fos the thing that ts feeble, ts reppoued as vnprotitabi.. Wifedome of Salomon. ; * 12 Therefore tet vs deltand che righteous, Ahi a for ye ts not tog euep andbheissentrarpta 9 hep that truſt in him Gal onore Rana the trueth and the faithfull Wall rematne with a in love n foꝛgrace and mercyisamong bis ints, AND — ig electes aiut *i5nt the bngonly pall bee puniſhed ac⸗ Mat.25.42. cording ta their tmagmations ; fo? ne * Sohn 9.9. opheſ. 5. 13. Ifa. 53.3. Pfal.22.8,9 matt.27. 630 | Tere.tt, 19, j4 Gent. 27s and 2 7. and §. 4. eccl.17.24% Gen. 3.5 526 2 33-3 Chap.5.4s pocrypha. Fl4$6.5- “Matth.7.19, Sene. . 24. beb.· 1.5. deſpiſed the righteous and foꝛſaken the Loy. 11 bo fe — ſedome and diſcipline, ts milerable, and their hoye is vaine, and their labours are feolt{),€ their woꝛkes vnprofitable. 12 Their wines are vndtlcrect,and their chil dren wicked: thetrofferingiscuckD. 13 Therekoꝛe the barren is bleſſed which is bndefiled, and kneweth not the finfull bea:*he fhall haut fruit in the vifitation of the foules. 14 And the Cunuch, which with his hands hath not wꝛought intquitie, no: imagined wit · kedthings agatntt God : fog vnto him Wall bee giuen the (pectall gift of faith, and an accepta. bie portion tn the Temple of the Loz. 15 Foꝛ gloꝛious tsthe fruit of goon labours, and the roote of wiſdome Hall neuer fade alway. 16 But the ore of adulterers Hall net be partakers of the bolp things,and the ſeede of the wicked bed ſhalbe rooted out. 17 And thongh thep line long , pet Hall they be nothing regarded, and their laſt age hall bee without honour. i 18 Jf they nie haſtily, they baue no hope,net> ther comfoge in the Day of triall. 19 Foꝛ hoꝛrible isthe end of the wicked ge- eration, CHAP. IIII. Of vertue and the commoditie thereof. 10 The death of the righteous and the condemnation of the unfaihfull. B Etter isharrenneMe with vertue; fo: the mes moꝛialltherot is immoꝛtall: foz it ts knowen with God and with men. 2 Uhen it ts prefent, men take example thereat, and if tt goe away, yee they detire it: it is alway crowned and triumpheth andwinneth the battell and the pndefiled rewards. i 3 But the multitude of the vngodly which abound in children is vnprolitable ; andthe ba- ſtard plants Wall take no deepe roste, or lay a= np fatt foundation, : 4 ‘For though they bud foozth in the bran · thes fo2 a time,*pet they hall be Haken with the tinde ; foz thev and not kaſt, and through the bebemencte of the wind they halbe rooted cut. -§ Foꝛ the vnperfect branches fhaibe boken, and their fruit ſhall dee vnprofitable and ſowꝛe to cate,and meete for nothing. G6 foal thechtldzen that are bome of the wicked bed, ſhall be witneffe of the wicke dneſſe againt their parents when thep be afken, 7 Butthough the righteous bee pꝛeuented With neath yet Hall he be in reſt. ‘ 8 forthe honourable age is not that which is oflong time, neither that which ismealured by the number of peeres. be 9 But wiledemeis the gray haire, and an bndefiled life is the old age. í 1o He plealed Ged and was beloued ofhim, = nyd wheras he lined among inners, he trant ated bin. II ber was taken away, let mickedneffe Homes soy his vnderſtanding, ordecett beguile ig minde. 12 Foz wickedneſſe by bewitching obſcureth the things that are good and the vnſtedfaſtnes `- pfconcupifcence peruerteth the fimple ming. 13 Though hee was ſoone dead, vet fulalten be much time, fee Chap. iiij. ve 387 14 Foz hts foule pleaſed God: therefor par - fed he to take him awap from wickednefie. Iş Det the people fee and vnderſtand it net, and confider no fuch things tn their hearts, how that grace and mercy ts vpon bis faints,and hig pꝛouidence ouer the elect. : 16 Thus the righteous thatis Dead,condeme neth the bngodlp which are lining: Ethe youth ` that is foone brought to an enoe, the long life of the vnrighteous. : 17 Foz they (ee the endof the wiſe but they vne derſtand hot what God hath Deurlen foz him, g wherfoze the Lord hath preferued him in fafety, 18 Chey fee him and delpile him, but the 1020 will laugh them to ſcorne. 19 So that they mhall fall hereafter without honour, and hall haue a hame among the dead foz euermoze: foz without any voice thal be burſt them,and ca them Down, and hake them from the foundations, ſo that they al be vtterly was ed, and thep Halbe in ſorow, and their memozte all thall perith, 20 Ho they being akraide, Hhallremember their finneg , and their owne wickedneſſe Hall come befoze them to conuince them. CHAP, V, « The conftastneffe of the righteous before the perfecutors. 14 The hope of the unfatthfull zs vaine. 3 5 The bleffedneffé of the Saints and godly. Toa Hall the righteous tand in great bolts neffe befoze the tace of fuch as baue tomen» ted him, and taken away bis labours. 2 Uhen they (ee him, they hall bee vexed with bozrible feare, and fall bee amaſed foz hts wonderfull Deliuerance, : 3 And hall change their minds,and figh foz griefeof mind and fay within themlelues, Chis is be whom we fometime had in Derifion,and in a parable of repzach. i 4 “Ue fooles rhought hts life madneſſe, and Dis end without honour, - 5 Wowishecounted among the children of God, and his portionis among the Maints ! 6 Therefore we haue erred front the way of tructh, and the light of righteouſneſſe hath not Mined vnto bs, and the imne of vnderſtanding role not vpon vs. 7_ Ce bane wearied our ſelues in the way of. wickedneſſe and deſtruction, and we hane gone through Dangerous wayes: but wee bane not knowen the way of the Lord. 8 tahat hath pride profited vs:oꝛ what pre fit hath the pompe of riches bought ys? = 9 All thofe things are* paſſed away like a fhadow,and ag a poſte that paſſeth by: 10 Asa fhippe that pafleth duet the waues of the water, which when it is gone by, thetrace thereof cannot be found neither the path of tt in the loons: t i Il D2*as a bird that flicth thorow inthe ayre, tuo ntan can fee any token ef her paflage, but onely heare the noyſe of her wings, beating thelight wind,pariing the ayze through the ve» hemencie of her gaing and flieth on, haking ber wings, whereas afterward no token of der wap can be found; ea 12 D2as when an arrow is hot at amarke, it parteth the apꝛe, which imunedtatlp come meth together againe, fo that a man cannot "Eee 3 know Chap.3.22, 1.(hre#.29, 15chap. 2.5. Prou.ʒ 0,19: l Apocrypha. know where it ment thoro, -~ T3 ucwle we,akusue as we were bone. we beganto Baw to cur end, and hane themed no token ot vertue, Lui are conilinied in our owie: wickedneſſe EE I4 Foz* the hope of the ungodly isitke the: Duk that ig blowen away with the winds, and like a chinne fame thatis {cattered abzoad with: the tonne ann asthe finoake which is diſperled with tye winde,and as che remembzance of him paſſech that tarrieth but for adap. iş But the righteous Wall line toz euer: their reward alfois with the Lom, &:the moit High Dath care of them. ean i 16 Therefore Hall they recetue a glorious kingdonie, anda beauttful cromne of the Lems Haid : foz with his right hand thall hee cauer theit,and with his arme hall he Defend them. 17 He hall take bis teloulte foz armour, and ſhall arme the creatures to bee reuenged of tye, citemies. j ‘18 ie Mall puton righteouſneſſe foz a breaſt · Iob 8.9. bſa. 2.4. & 143 . 4pr0. 10 25. Cr ut.7 bam. 3.10,11, plate and take true indgement iniicadofan God Helmet. aee? f Ig He wil take holines foz an inuincible piela 20 Hee will Harpen his flerce weath foz a ſword and theworld thal ight with hun agatnt the vnwile. * 21 Then ſhall the thunderbolts goe ſtraight out ot the lightnings,and fhall fite to the marke as out ofthe bent baw of the clonds, and out of hts anger that chaoweth toneg, ſhalthicke haile ecatt, and the waters of thelea Hall be woth againtt them, and the floods Wali mightily o- uerflow. ; i 72 Auda mighty wind Hall ſtand bp againſt them, and like a ſtorme Mall(catter tbem a> broad. Thus iniquitie Hall bzing all the earth to a wilderneſſe, and wickednes fall ouertheow the thzonesofthe mightie. — CHAPE i "The calling of Kings, Princes, and Iudges, which are alfo exhorted to fearch wifedome, ae Het therefore, D pee Kings, and vnder⸗ ftand slearne pe that be Judges ofthe ends of the earth. P 2 Ginecare,pe that rule the multitudes,and giszictn the multitude of people. 2. Foz, therutetis giuen you of the Loꝛd, and power by the mot High, which will trie pour qwozrkes, aud (earch out your imaginations. 4 Betaule chat pe being officers ofhis king: Dome baue not iudged aright, no: kept che law, no: walked after the will of God, sacl 28 : § Wogribly and ſuddainely will dee appeare- vnco pou: fo2 an bard iudgement hall they baue ` that bearerute. : G Forhethatis mof low.is worthy mercie, but the mightte Hall bee mightily tozmented. 7 For he that ts Ło: ouer all, wili (pare no Dentso.s7e * perlon neither thal he feare any greatneſſe: foz 2.chro.19.7. be bath made the fmal and great,and careth fog 30b.34.19, all Ale. Sart $ a Ae 2, 8 But forthe mighty abideth the fozer triall, 16.aéest1o. 9 Cntopouthertore,D tyrants,do J (peake, 3 cthaãt ye may learne wiftomie,and not go amife, gal.2.6.epbh, IO Foz they that keepe holtneffe holilp, tall 6.9,colof-3, bee boly, and they that arelearned there, Wall 35.t.pet.a. Ende a defence. 17a IL COtherfoze fet your Delight bpon my Wards Rom. 23.2 Wifedome of Salomon. andDelire them,and ye ſhalbe inſtructed. 12 WMiſdome thincth and muer fadeth away, and is eaſily ſeent ofthem that lone yer, found ot fuch as {eeke ber. » 43. Hie prenenceth them that efire her, that fhe may firtt Hew ber (elfe puto them: 14. Aho fo awakety vnto her betimes halt haue no great trauatics for be pell finde er fits ting atiis Poasa o esh nun Lach 15 Co thinke vpon her then is perfit puder- Landing: and who lo watcheth foz her, hall bee fone without care. 16 Fo: bee gocth about, eking ſuch as are meete foz her, and ſhewech ber felfe cheerefuity: vnto them in the wayes, and mecteth them in euery thought, 03} 17 fo the moft true Delive of Difciplinets her beginning ; and the care of diſcipline is loue? 18 And loue ts the keeping of her lames: and the Keeping of the lawes ts the aflurance of ims moptalitie: -oo i Ig And tminogtalitie maketh bs neere vnto 20 Therefore the delire of wiledome leadeth to the kingoome. i 21 Jfpəurdelight bee then tn thrones, and {cepters, D kings ofthe gere: honour wile Dome,that pe map reigne fog ener. — 22 How J will tell pou what wiledome is, and whence it commeth; and will not hide the myſteries from pou, but will feeke ber out from- the beginning of ber natinitie, and batng the kuowledge of her into light, and wiil not keepe backe the trueth. Hi 23 Meither will J baue to doe with confit- ming ennte; fo2 fuch aman fhall not be partaker of wilsdome. , Ri 24 But the multitude of the wile is the pres feruation of the wozld, anda wile King isthe tay of the people. — 43 25 WBetherefore inftructen by my words, and pee ſhall haue pzofit. — eth i CHAP, VII. Wfedome ought to be preferred aboue all things. ] Wy ſelke am ali moztall and a man like all oe: ther, and am come of him that was fick made ofthe earth. J ish — 2 Andin my mothers wombe was J fafhios, ned to be fleth inten moneths:F was* bought os. 10, together into blood of the ſeede of man, and by zr, the pleafure that commeth with fleepe. ' 3 And when J was bo2ne, F receiued the 10, common apte, and fell vpon the earth, which is’ of like nature, crying and weeping at the irk as all other Doe. 5 ‘90. <3} 4 Jwasnourijedin ſwadling clothes,and: with cares. ; ; 5 Foztherets no king that han any other: beginning ofbirth. 5 6 Gli*men then bane no entrance vnto lifes and alike going out. ) i 7 Wibherefoze 3 prayed, and vnderſtanding was given me: J called, and the ſpirit of wifes Dome came puto me. 8 FZ preferred her to {repters thrones, and counted riches nothing tn compariſon other. 9 *fAcither did J compare precious tones bnto ber; fo: all golde is but a little grauell in reſpect of ber, and ſiluer Mall bee Peers Iob.1,23. 1,817.6. Tob.28 18s | Apocrypha. Ring.3.13 | math. 6.33. Hebr.3 3. , but clay before ber, ; 10 Jloued her aboue health and beauty, and purpoledto take ber foz my light: foz ber light cannot be quenched. II Qll* good things therefore came tome to» gether with ber,and innumerable riches thozow her hands. ; i 12 DoJ was glan in all: foz wiledome was theauthour therof,and J knew not that the was the motheret theſethings. 13 And J learned onfainedly, and commu- —— without enuie, and J Doe noc hide her riches. : 14 For thecisan infinite treafure vnto men, which who fo vie, become partakers of theloue a God, and are accepted to: che gilts of know⸗ edg to my mind, and to iudge worthily of the things that are ginen me: foz be is the leader vnto wiſe⸗ Dome, and the directer of the wife. 16 Jozin bis bande are both wee and our wozBes,anz all wiſedome, and the knowledge of the workes. Fozhe hath giuen me the true knowledge ofthe things that ãre, fo that J know bow the sou Was made, and the powers of the ele- ments, i 18 The beginning and the end,and the mids of the times: how the times alter, Ethe change of the {eafons, 19 Che courte of the yere, the fituation of the artes, j S 20 Che natureofliuing things and the furi» oulnes ofbeatts , the power of the windes, and the timaginattons of men, the diuerſities of plants, and the vertues of rootes. 21 And all things both ſecret and knowen do J know: for wiledome the woꝛker of all things hath taught me it. ray f 22 Forin her is the ſpirit of vnderſtanding. which ts holy, the oneiy begotten, manitolde, fub» til,moucable,cleare,vndefiled,cuident, not hurt · full,louing the good, Harpe, which cannot be let» ted, doing good, ; 23 Courteous, table, fure, without care, ha- uing all power, circumſpect in allthings, and parus thzongh all inteilectuall pure and ſubtill pirits. 4 24 Foꝛ wiledome is nimbler thenall nimble things: thee corp thozow and attaineth to all things becaufe of her pureneſſe. 25 Foz Whe ts the breath of the power of God, and a pure influence that floweth from the glory ofthe Almighty: therefore can no Defiled thing come vnto her. JOUN 26 JFoz* thee ts the brightneſſe of the enerla> fting light,the pndefiled microur ofthe Maieſty of God, and the image of his goodnelle. 27 Andbeing one, fhe can doc all things, and remaining in ber felfe, renueth all, ant accoz= Ding to the ages fhe entreth mto the holy fontes, ano maketh them the friends of God and Pꝛo⸗ ets. j i $ 238 Foꝛ God loucth none, Fhe Dwell not with wiledome. 29 soz the is moꝛe beautiful then the Sunne, and is aboue all the order of the ſtarres, and the light iz not to be compared vnto her. 20 Foꝛ night commeth vpon it; but Wiikey. nele cannot ouercome wiledome. Chap.viij. (A SE Is Godhath granted me to ſpeake according ve CHAP. yT Ties The effects of wifedeme. - CBee alfo reacheth from one end to another cee and comely Doeth thee oder all 2 J haucloued her, and fought her fromm youth: J defived to marrte ber, ſuch loue had onto ber beauty. 3 Inthat he is conuerſant with God, it conr mendeth ber nobiltty; pea,the Lozo of all things loucth ber. i 4 Foꝛ thee is the Schoolemiltreffe of the — of God, andthe chooſer out of hi⸗ S Ikriches bee a polſeſſion to bee deſired in this lite, what is richer then wiledome,that woze keth all things ? cos 6 Foꝛ tf prudence wozketh, what is it among all things that wozketh better then the 2 7 Jtaman loue righteouſneſſe, her labours ate vertuons: fozfhee teacheth ſoberneſſe and pudencte,righteoutnes,and ſtrength, which are ie Aids peolttable things that men can haue ir slife. 8 Jfamandelire great experience, thee can tell the things that are paſt, and diſcerne things tocome: thee knoweth the ſubtilties of wordes € thelolutions of Darke fentences : thee foreſcech the lignesand wonders, o? ever they come to paffe,and the ſucceſſe offeafons and times. 9 Therefore F purpoled to take her vuto my company, knowing that wee would counſell me — things, and comkoꝛt mec in cares and griefes. ra ; 10 Foꝛ her fake ſhall J haue glory among the — € honour among the Elders though g. II_ J (hall be foundof ſharpe iudgement, fe fhar IMallbee marucilous in the fight of great 12 Chen Jholde my tongue, they Wall abide myleafiire: when J (peake, they mall beare Dilis gently, and if 3 talke much, they pall lap theis hands vpon their mouth. I3 Morcouer, by her J hall obteine immota» litice and leaue an euerlating memoziall among them that urie after * kanot I 14 ail gouerne the people, and the nations thalibe ſubdued vnto me. 15 Hoꝛrible tyrants hall be afraid when thep heare me: among the multitude J Mall be cours ted good, and mighty in batteil. 16 When Icome bome J thall ret with her: foz ber company bath nobitternefie, and her tel» lowibip hath no tediouſneſſe, but mirth any p. 17 Nowe when J confidered thele things by my felfe, and pondered them in mine beart, boug fdiabto bee iopned vnto wiledome is ummoyztalt: 18 And great plealure is in her kriendchip, and that in the wozkes of ber hands arc infinire riches, and thapin the excrctle of tatking with ber is prudencteaud glory by communing with ber, 3 went abont feeking how J might take her nto me, 19 For Jwas awittie childe, and wasofa good (ptrir. 20 Pea, ratherbeing goed, Jcame to an bne Defiled body. 3 21 Neuertheleſſe, when J perceined that J Ece 4 could agi er Gen.1.1,38 0 .King-3 9: Pſa. 116. 16 Chr.2815. 2 chro.i.ↄ. Pro.8.22. sobs 1.8 ,35 35106 | Ffa.40:%3. | FOMI} 4, { EN UTES Go. | Apocrypha. could not entoy her, except God gaue hee (and that was a poiut of wiſedome alin, to knowe whole gifti was) J went vnto the Loyd, ano belong hc him, and with my whole Heart 3 fain, CHAP. IX, A prayer of Salomontoolbraine Wifedome. — O Had of Fathers and Lord of mercte, which baft made all things with thy wo2d, 2 Andowained man theough thy wiledome, that be ſhould haue dominion ouer the creatures which thou hat made, } A 3 And gouerne the world according to equi: tte and righteouſneſſe, and execute iudgement with an vpright heart: 4 Giueme* that wiledome, which fitteth by ae and put me not out from among thy children. § FoI * thy ſeruant, and the ſonne of thine handmayde, am a feeble perlon, and ofa ſhort time and pet leſſe in the vnderſtanding of iudge⸗ ment and the lames. 6 And though aman bee neuer foperlecta fi mong the children of men,yet if thy wiſe dome be not with him, he halbe nothing regarded. 7 * Chou hak chofen me to be a King of thy pape; and the tudge of thy ſonnes and daugh · er 3 Thouhat commaunded mee to builde a Temple vpon thine holy mount, andanaltarin hid thecitic, wherein thou Diwelleit, a likeneſſe af thine boly A from the beginning, i 9 And thy*wiledome with thee, which know- eth thy workes, which allo was when thon ma» ueh the world, and which knew what was at: ceptable in thy fight, and right in thy commans Demeuts. Io Mend her out of thine holy heauens, and fena ber from the throne of thy Maieltie, that fhee may be with mee, and labour, that J may know what ts acceptable in thy fight. II Foz thee knoweth and vnderſtandeth all things, t fhe hallleade me ſoberlyin my works, aud prelerue me by ber glory. . 12 o hall mp wozkes bee acceptable, and then hall J gouerne chy people rightzonfly, and be meet for my fathers throne. 13 JFoz* what man is hee that can know the countel of God, oz whocan thinke what the will of Godis? 14 Foz the thoughts of moztal men are feare= fuli,and our forecaũs are vncertaine. 15 Becauleacozruptible body is heauy vnto th the ſoule, the earthly manlion keepeth Downe the minde that is fullof cares: 16 And hardly can wee diſcerne the things that are vpon the earth, ¢ with great labour find we out the things which ave befor bs: whe can then fecke out the things that are in heauen: 17 MWhocan know thy countell, except tho iue him wiſedome, and fende thy bolp Spirit rom aboue ? 18 jfo2lo-the waves of them which are vpon earth are reforzmed , and men are taught the things that are pleafant vnto thee, and are pre- feruza though wilkedome, CHAP. X. The deliverance of the righteous,and the deſtruction sfthe enemues conameth through wifedome, Wifedoine of Salomon. Tabernacle, which thou hat prepared gue preteruen the fe father of the worlde, that was fozmed, and kept him when be was — alone, and brought bim out hte of» ence, : 2 Qnd* gauchim power to rule all things: Gen,s.20. 3 *But the vnrighteous in his wath depar · Geng, 3 ted from ber and periihed bp kuling pis brother in bis furie. 4 Foꝛ whole canle the* earth was ouerflo · Gex,7.21. wen but wile dom preferucd it agãine, gouerning the iut man bya little wood. _ § Moꝛeouer,*when the nations were ioyned Ge⸗.rv.i, in their malicious confederactes, the knew the 3i,and 12.8 righteous, œ prelerned him faultleſſe unto God, and || kept him fure, becaule fee loned himtens |Or,kept bine ı Derlyas a fonne. 7 ſtrong in his 6 Shee pꝛeſerued the righteous, * when the ‘tender loue vngodly perithed, when he fled from che fire that toward his fell Downe vpon the hue cities. fone. 7. Ot whole wickeanelle the waſte land that Ges.19.16. {moketh,yet gineth teltimonic,and the treesthat — beare fruit that never commeth to ripeneffesand è 02 a remembzanceof the vnfaithfull ule, there ſtandeth a pillar of falt, 8 Foꝛ ail {uch as regarded not wiſedome, had not onely this hurt, that they knew not ÿ things which were good, but allo lett bedinde them vn- to men a memopial of their fooliſhneſſe, fo that in the things wherein thep linned, thep cannot lie 13, g But wiledome deliuered them ý ſerned her. Io *Ahen the righteous fled becaule of bis Gen, 28.5. brothers wath, the led him pright wap, hewmen him the kingdome of God, gaue him knowledge of holy things, made him rich tn his labours ang made bis paines profitable. IL Againtk the couetouſnes of (uch as defrau⸗ Ded hin, fhe ſtood by him and made hem rich. 12 Bhre faved him from the enemies, and vee fended hun from them that lap in waite, and the gaue him the price ina mighty battell, that be might know that the feare of God ts ſtronger then all things, _ 13 *Ahen the righteous was (olde, Wee for · fooke him not but deũuered biim from finne; he ment Downe with him into the Dungeon, — 14 And failed him not in the bands, till hee Had brought him the ſcepter ofthe Realme, and power agatnit thole that opprefled him,andthem that had accuſed hint thee declared to bee lpars, and gaue him perpetuall glory. 15 *@be delivered the righteouspeople and Exod.r.10. kaultleſſe ſeede from the nations that oppꝛeſſed asd 12,42. Gen. 37.28. and 39.7. acis 7:10. hem. 16 Dhe entred into the ſoule ofthe ſeruant of the Lozd , and oone* by him in wonders and lignes againt the terrible kings. 17 She gauethe Haints the rewardof their labours, and ledthem foozth a marueilous way g on the day time thee wasa fhadow vnto them, and alight of ſtarres fn the night. , 18. * Hhee brought them though the red fea, Exod.14.21, and carted them thaough the great water, 22.p/al.78. I9 But thee Downed their enemies, and 13. bought them out of the bottome of the deepe. 20 Ho the righteous tooke the ſpoyles of the vngodly, * and prayled thy boly frame, D Exod,1 505, Lo2d,and magnified thy victoztous hande , with one accord. 21 for wifedome opencth the month of the Dumbe,g maketh the tongues of babes — sa oe Exod, Şi BS | Apocrypha. Exod.i6.i. Exod.i7. 10, 11. Nam. 20. 11. Exod,19.20. ` Chap. 12.24, Pom, 1,23, Gent.de heb.11.3. Leuit.26.33 ier.8.16, 17. chap.i o.i. CHAP. XT. t The miracles done for Jfrael. 13 The vengeance of finners, 21 Tho great power and mercie of God, 3 pe Peper their works in the bands of thine olp Dzophet. - H 2 *Theywent though the wildernefle that Was not inhabited, and pitched their tents in places where there lay no wap. 3 * Chey tam again their enemies, and Were aucnged of their aduerſaries. 4 *Ahen they were thirftie they calles vp⸗ on thee, and water was giuen them out of the bigh rocke, and their thirſt was quenched out of the bard fone. J í § Forby the things whereby their enemies were punithed, by the lame were the Iſraelites beipen in their neede. Í Foꝛ in ſtead of a fountaine of running wa- ter, the ences were troubled at the corupt blood, which was to rebuke the commandement of the killing of the childzen, but thou gaueſt ane thine owne abundance of water vnlooked 2. 7 Declaring by the thirſt that was at that time, * how thou gad puntihed thine aduerfa». ties, 8 Foz when they were tried and chattifen with mercp, they knew how the vngodly were iudged and puntihedin wath. 9 Foꝛ theſe hat thou erbozted as a father, and poued them: but thou hat condemned the other as a righteous King, when thou DDM eras mine them. i 10 CAhether thep were ablent o2 preſent, theit Koruen u altke ; fog their griefe was dou⸗ le with mourning, and the remembzance of —— Il fo when they perceiucd that though thew tozments good came vnto them, thep felt e L020, 12 Anofceing the things that came to paffe, at the la thepwondzed at him, whom afore thep bad caftout, Denied and derided; foz they Dad another thirſt then the iut. s 13 Becaule of the foolthh deuices of their wic- kedneſſe wherewith they were Deceiued, and worhhipped * ferpents, that bad not the vie of realon , and vile beaftes, thou ſendedſt a multi- tude of vureafonable beats vpon them fo: a bengeance, that they might know, that where- with a mat fnneth , by the fame allo hall he bee uniſhed. 14 Foꝛ vnto thine almighty band, that made the would of * nought, it was not vnpoſſible to fend among them a multitude of * Beares, o2 fierce Lions, 15 D2 furtousbeaftes netwly created and pn- knowen, which woulo breathe out blattes of fire, and caft out ſmoke as a tempeit, 92 ſhoote horrible (parkes like lightnings out of their s. ? Pie Ahich might not onely deſtroy them with purring, bur alfo kill them with their horrible ght. 17 Dea, without theſe might they bane been ca Downe with one winde, being perſecu⸗ ted by thy vengeance, and {cattered abzoap through the power of thy Spirite; but thou halt odered all things in meafure, number, and 18 Forthou hak ence had great ſtrength and Chap.xj.xij, Might, and who can withtand the power of thine arme? ; 19 Foꝛ as the mall thing that the baliance weigheth, fo isthe world before thee, and as a drop of the morning Dewe that Falleth Downe pyon the earth. j 20 But thou bal mercie upon all; foz thou bat power of allthings, and maket as though thou ſaweſt notthe finnesofmen, becaule thep ould amend. f 21 fo thou lonek all the things that are, ana datek none of them whom thou batt made : foz thou wouldeſt haug created nothing that thou hadſt hated. : $H 22 And bow might any thing endure, ifit twere not thy will? or how could any thing bee prelerued,erceptit were called of thee? 23 But thou paret all: foz thepare thine, D Lod, which art the loner of foules, CHAP, XII. 2 The mercie of God toward finuers. 14 The works of God are vnreproueable. 19 God giusth leaſure to r epe nt, fF? thine incorruptible Spirite ig in all things gs. 2 Wherefore thou chaſteneſt them meaſura⸗ bly thatgoe wong, and warneſt them by pute ting them inremembpance of the things wheres in they haue offended, that leauing wickeddeſſe, they may beleeue in thee, D Lord. 3 *As for thok olde inhabitants of the holy land, thon dint bate them. 4 Foꝛ thepcommitted abominable wozkes, a3 lozcerics and wicked facrifices, § And llaying of their owne children with: out mercie, and eating of the bowels of mang 389 Deut.9,3- : and 32.31, and 13,9552 fiey inbanketting, where the raging pich ted. abominable bloon. 6 Andthe fathers were the chiefe murthe> ters of the foules, Dettitute of all helpe, whom hed woule deſtroy bythe andes of our fa- bers, 7 That the land which thouloned aboue alt —— be amecte dwelling foz the childzen on. S *Meuertheleffe, thoulparedt them allo, as men, and endent the forerunners of thine ale euen bognets to deſtroy them by little and 5 o Not that thou watt vnable to ſubdue the bngodly wnto the rightcousinbattell, o2 with trucll beats, 02 with one rough wo to Deltrep them together. r : 10 Butin punithing them by little and little, thou gaueſt them fpaceto repent, knowing wel that it was an vnrighteous nation, and wickes — and that their thought could neuer be red. Il Foz it was a curſed {eede from the begin- ning : p haft thou not Mared them when thep finned, becaufe thou feared it any man. 12 Fo: whe dare fap, Uthat hatt thou Done ? or who Dare tand agatnt thy wdgement? o? who dare accule thee fo: the nations that perii, whome thou hat maae? 62 who Dare and ae Saintt thee to reuenge the wicked men? I3 Foz there is nonz other God but thou, * that caret foz allthings, that thou mapelt de· clare how that thy udgement ie not vnright. 14 Shere Exod.33.3, | deut.2,33¢ Rows.9.20; 1, Pet. 5. Fo ‘ Tob 10,2, 3. | Apocrypha. 14 There Dare neither king na: tyrant in thy fight, require accompts of them whom theu bat punen. ig ‘ 15 fFoz fe much then as thou art righteous thy ielfc, thou ordereſt all things righteoutly, * thinking tt not agreeable to thy power to con- Demne hints that hath noc Delcrued tobe puni» fed: sg aH i 16 Fo:thypowet ts the beginning of righte- outtiefle,and becauſe thou art Low ofall things, it canfech thee to (pare all things. 17 Cibeninen thinke theenot tobe ofa per⸗ fit power, thou declaret thy power; and repo- uck the boldnefic of the wile. i 18 Butthouruling the power, iudgeſt with equitte, and gouerneſt vs with great fauour: — 4 mapelt them thy power when thou 19 By fuch workes now halk thou taught thy people, thata man ſhould be iut and loutna, and halt made thy chilBzen to be of a good hope: foz thou giueſt repentance to tinners. 20 Sfoztf thoubhalt punimen the enemies of thy childzen that had Delerued death with fo great conſideration, and requefting vntothem, gluing them time and place that they might Changefromtheirwickednefle, =. 21 With how great circumfpection wilt thou punih chincownechildzen , vñto whole fathers thou batt ſworne and made coucnants of good promifes? 22 So when thou doeſt chaftenvs, thon pu- niſheſt our enemies a thouland times moze, to the intent that when wee tudae, we ould Dili- gently conliderthy goodneſſe, and when we are tudged, we Would hope foz mercy. : - 23 Udibertfoze thou halk tomented the wic- ked that bane tinued a diſſolute life bp their owne imaginations. Chap.ix.13e 24 * For they went aftrap very farre inthe FOM, 16230 Rom.i. 19. Deut.4. 19- aNd 17.3. wayes of erronr, and eſteemed the beats, which their enemies Befpifed, for gods, being abuſed after the manerot childzen, that haue none vn» Derflanding. S y 25 Therefore batt thou fent this puniment that they Mould bein deriſion as childzen with- put realon. 26 Wut they that will not bee reformed bp thoſe ſcoꝛnefull rebukes, fat feele the woꝛthy pu- niſhment sf Ges. __ 27 Foin thole things when they ufred, they diſdained: but mn theſe whom they counted god- ly, when they ſaw themfelues puniſhed by them, they all acknowledged the true God, whom a- fore they had Denied to know: therefoze came extreme Damnation vpon them. CHAP, XIII, WifedomeofSalomon. thep haue knowwen how much moze excellent hee is that made them: foz the firit authoz of beauty hath created thele things. 4 Dzifthep marueiled at the power, and o» peration of them, pet thould they haue perceiued —— much be that made theſe things, is ghtier. 5 Foꝛ by the greatuelſe of their beautp, and of thecreatures, the Creator being compared with them,may be confidered. 6- Butyet the blame is leſſe in thele, that fecke God and would Ande him, andpet perans uenture Doe etre. X 7 Fothey * goe about by his works to feeke him, and ave perfwaded by che light, becaule the things are beautifull that are ene. Howbeit thep are riot to be erculed. a Foz if they can know fo much,that they can Dilcerne the world, why doc thep not rather Hunde out the Loꝛd thereof? Io Hut milerable are they, and among the Dead is their hope, that call them gods, which are the wezkes of mens hands , gold, and filuer, and the thing that ts inuented byarte, and the fimilitude of beats, oz any vaine fone that bath been made by the hand of antiquity. If *D2as when a carpenter cutteth dotonea tree meete fog the wozke, and pareth off all the barke thereof cunningly. and by arte maketh a veffelt profitable foz the vie of lite. t 12 Qnd the things that are cutoff from bis woinc bee beltowety to dreſſe his meate to All untelfe, . 13 And that which ts left of thele things, which tz profitable foz nothing (forit is a crog» ken piece of wood, and fullof knobs ) he carueth it diligently at bis leaſute, and according as hee ís expert in cunning, hee gtucth it apropogtion, and kaſhioneth it atter the ſimilitude ofa man, ` 14 Dz maketh it Itke fome vile beat, and fraketh it ouer with red, and patnteth it, and conereth eucty {pot that is init. f 15 And when he hath made a conuenient tas bernacle fo: it.be ſetteth it ina wall,and maketh it fat with pron, 4 16 Pꝛouiding fo foz it left it fall ; foz he knows eth that it cannot helpe it felfe, becaule itis an image, which hath necde of helpe. 17 Chen he prayeth for his goods, and foz his matiage,and foz children: bee is not aamen ta {peake vnto it that hath nolife, 18 Hee calleth on him that ts weake, foz health: be prapeth vnto him that ts Dead, foz lifer be — bin of help, that bath no experience at all, : Ig And foz his iourney, him thatis notable to goe,and for gaine, and wozke, and ſucceſſe of bis affaires ,- hee requireth furtherance of hin 1 Allthings be vaine, except the knowledge of that hath no maner of power, God, 10 Idolaters and idoles are mocked, S Urely all men are vaine by nature,and are igs nozant of God,* and could not know him that is, by the good things that are feen, neither con- fider by the wozkes,the workematter. 2 * But theythought the fire o2 the winde,oz the fwitt ayze, 02 the courte ofthe ſtarres, 02 the raging water, o2 the lights of heaucn to be go» nernours of tie world and gods. i 3 3 Though they had fuch pleaſure in their beautie thatthey thought them gods , pst ſhould CEA hs, Sant 1. The deteftatson and abomination of images. 8 A curfe of them,and of bim that maketh them, 14 Wheree of idolatry proceeded. 23 What euils come of sdolatry, A Gaine, another man purpoling to faile, and inteding to paſſe thozow the raging waues, calleth vpon a ſtocke moze rotten then the Hippe that carier bim. ag Rows, 1.34, Ifa 44.13, iere 10. z. 2 For as foz it couetouſneſſe of money’ [Or,the fhipe hath found it out, and the craftinan made E 4 jApocrypha. Exod. 14.22 Gene.6.4.00 7.10, Pfal 115.8. bæruche 6.3. P2l.5.5- Yere.10.3. babac. 2:18, hyrumiings ot nd sd inci pifi aga rds 3 But chp prouidence,D Father, gouerneth iti *foz thon batt mavea way, euen in thetea, and a fure path among the waues, 4 Declaring thereby that thou hak power to helpe in ali things yea thongh aman went to thefea without meanes.. hee $ #onerchelefic, thou wondelt not that tht- wozkes of thy wiſedome Would bee vaine and therefore Doe men commte their liues toa ſmall piece of wood, and pafe ouer the fozmicleaina fhiy and are ſaued. 6 *Foxin the cide time allo when the pour giants perifhes, the hope of the world went into albip which was goucrned by thineband, and fo left feede of generation vnto the wola. 7 SForbleKedisthe tree whereby righteoul neffe commeth. S { 8 But that ts curled that is made with hands, *botbit,and he that mane it:be,becaute be made it, andit being a cozruptible thing, becante it was called god. Sie) 9 *fFoz the vngodly and bis vngodlineſſe are both altke bated of God:ſs truely the worke and be that made it Haibe puniſhed together. 10 Therefore thal there be a vilitation fez the ideles of the nations:foz of tbe creatures of God they are become abomination, * and tumbling blockes vnto the loules of men, and afnare foz the feete of the vnwiſe. j II Foz the inuenting of idoles was thebe» ginning of whozedome, and the finding of them is the cozruption of life. sey Ce 12 oz they were not from fhe beginning. net- ther hall they continue foz euer. 13 Che vaine gloy of men brought them in- to the — therefore fall they come ſhortly to an end. 14 Uhen a father mourned grieuoully foz bis {onne that.was taken away {uddenly, bee made an unage for him that was once Dead, whom now pe worihippeth as a god, and ordei· ned to his ſeruants ceremontes and facrifices, Is Thus by pꝛocelſe of time this wicked cu- ſtome pꝛeuailed, aud was keptasalawe, and iDoles were wozlhippeD by the commandement of tyzants. j ; ) 16 As foz thole that were fo farreoff,thatimen Might notworhhip them pzelentlp.they did coun⸗ terkeit the vilage that was farre off,and madea gorgeousimage ofa king, whom they would ho: nour, that they might by all meanes flatter bim that was abſent, as though be had bene prefent. 17 Againe, the ambition of the crattciman thant forward the ignozant to increaſe rhe fit erſtition. T 18 fez hee peraduenture willing to pleaſe a noble man, laboured with all his cunning to make the image ofthe beſt fafbion. 19 ãnd ſo though the beautie of the worke the multitude was alluted , and fe tooke him nowe foz a god, Which a little afore was but he- noured asa mat. Stir t 20 And this was the deceiving of mans life, when men, being tn ſeruitude thꝛough calamitie and tyraunie. afcribed vnto itenes and fockes the name, which ought nor to bec communicate vite anp. 2 7 i 21 Worconer, this was not enough fo: them that thep erred in the knowledge of God: but whereas they liued th great wars of ignozance, ols@Chapexve tholſe ſo great plagues called they peace. “522. Fezeither* thepiiew theit owne children in facrifice, 02 nied fecret ceremonies, 02 raging diſſoluteneſſe by trange rites, 23 And fo kept neither life noz marriage cleane: but either one flew another by treaton, oꝛ elſe vexed him by adulterie;·. 24. Ho were all mirt together, blsod and Haughter,chett and Deceit, coruption, vnfaith⸗ fuincile,tumults,perturte, 25 Diſquieting of good men, vnthankefut- nene ocfling of foules, changing of birth, Dii» der in marriage, adulterie and vncleanneſſe. 26: Fox the wo2rhipping of Doles,that ought not tabenamed,ts the beginning and the caule, and the end of alleutll. 390. | Deut. 18.10. icre.7,.9.4nd 19-4. 27 Foz cither they be mad when they be mer⸗ ric.o2 pꝛopheſie ties ozliue vngodly, oꝛ cls light. ly korſweare themfelues, : re 28 Foꝛ in fo much as their trut isin the idoles, which haneno life, though they ſweare faltiv,pet they thinke to haue no bure, i 29 Therefore foz two caules hail they intip be puniſhed, becauſe thep haue an euillopinion of God, addicting themielues into tdoles, and becaute they ſweare vniuſtly to deceiue, and de⸗ {pile holineſſe. 30. Sop it is not the power of them by whom they fweare, but the vengeance of them that finne, which ʒuniſheth alwapes the offence of the vngodly. CHAP XY. `The voyce of the faithfull y praifing the mercie of God,by whofe grace they ferue net sdoles, B Cit thon, D our God, art gracious and true, — luffering, and gouerneſt all things bp reie, : 2 Though we finne yet are we thine: fo: we Know thy polwer ; but wee ſinne not, knowing that we are counted thine. 3 Foꝛr to know thee, is perfect righteoul⸗ nefie,and to know thy pewer,ts the roote of inte moztalttte, 4 Fo neither bath the wicked inuentiono€ . Men Decetued HS, no the vnpzotitable tabour oF tie — no: an image ſpotted with diuers olours. 5 WMhoſe ſight ſtirreth vp the deſire ignoꝛant:ſo that be coueteth the foꝛmethat hi no life,ofa dead image. isd: ' 6 They that loue fuch wicked. things, are worthy to hauefuch things to trut to, and thep that make them, and thep that delire them, and they that worſhip them. li The potter allo tempzeth (oft earth,and fafhioneth enery veſſell with labour toour vie; but of the fame clay bee maketh bath the vefleis that ferue to cleane bigs, and the contrary likes wile:but whereto euery veſſel (erueth,the potter isthetuDae, 8 Do by dis wicked labour bee maketha baine god of the fame clap: euen he, which is lite tle afoze was made of earth himſelfe, and with: in a little while after goeth thither- againe whence be was taken,* when he pali make ac- compt fo? the lone of bis life. 9 SRR a ines eares nn tar snc Ta Rovi.9,21, Luke 13.205 © Chas.i1.13. Aypocrypha- bour he taketh, no: that bis life ts ſhort, but bee ſtriueth with the goloſmithes, and fluere finithes, and countertetteth the copperimithes, an taketh tt fo? an honour to make Decetuecable hings. ) to Disheartisahes, and bis hope is moze bile then earth, and bis life is tele worthy ef ho· hour then clay. IL Foꝛ he knoweth not hts owne maker,that gaue him his foule,that has power and bꝛeuthed in bint the breath oflife. : 12 But they count ont life to be but a patie, and sur conuerſation asa market, where there is gaine: foz they fay we ought to bee getting on euerp fide,thoughitbebyentlimeanes. — 13 otw hee that ef earth maketh fraile vets fels and images, knoweth himielfe to offend a- boucallother. 14 Gil the enemies of thppeople, that hold them in fubiection, are moſt vnwiſt, and moze miterable then the very fooles. Í Ts Foꝛ they tudge all the iBoles of the nati Ong to bee gods, which neither haue epe light to ſee, nor noles to {mell,noz eares to heare,no2 fin · gers of bands to grope, and.their feete are low soe. 16 Fo: manmade them,and he that hath but abozowed Hitit, fathioncd them: but no man $ can make a gon like tobimictte. — au 17 Fo: teeing be is but moztall himſelke, it is but moztall that hee maketh with vnrighteous bands : be himlclfe ts better then they whom he woꝛſhippeth: foz be ued, but they neuer lined. 18 Dea, they worſhipped beaſtes alfo, which are their mot enemtes,and which are the wort, if thep bee compared. vnto others , becaule they haue none vnderſtanding. à Ig Neither haue they anp beautie to be Belis red in reſpect okother beats, fo: thep ave Delti- tute of Gods paile and of ies bleſſing. CHAP. XVI. The punifhment of idolaters. 20 The benefits done wntethe farhfult. Deretoze by fuch things they are worthily punted and * tormented by che multitude a dn teave of the which priithment th 2 Ju ſteade of the which punifpment thou batt beene fanourable to thy people, and to fas tilfle their appetite, batt prepared a meate ofa range tafte, euen *quailes, 3 Cothe intent that thep that defire neate, by the things which were Hewed ¢ lentamong them, might turne away their neceflarte deftre, and that they, which had {uffered penuric fo: a fpace,fhoula alto feele anew tafte. 4 Foꝛ it was requilite, that they which vſed tyrannte, ould fall inte ertreame pouertie ann that to thefe onely it hould be Hewed, bow their enemies weve tozmented. 5 *Foz when the cruell fierceneffe of the beattes came vpon them, they were hurt with the tings ofcruell erpents, Shy wrath endured not perpetually, but they were troubled foz alittle feafon, that they [The fgneof might bee reformed, hauing all * figne of faluae thebrafen tion to remember the commaundement of thy Serpent. aw. Namb20.9. 7 Forhe that turned toward it, was not bea 14.numb, 21:66 Nam.i 1.31. Nuwmb.21.6. a.cor. 10,9. Wiſedome of Salomon. ied by the thing that be law, but by thee, D Sas uiour of all. 8 Ho in this thou ſhewedſt our enemies,that it ts thou, which deliuereſt from all euill. 9 * Forthebiting of grahoppers and flies killed them, and there was no remedy found for eaten 3 foz they were worthy tobee puniſhed Io But the teeth of the venemous dragons could not oucrcome thy childzen: forthp mercp came to helpe them,and bealed them. Ir Foꝛ they were pricked, becaule they chould temember thp woes, and were ſpeedily heas led, left they pouta fall into fo deepe forgetful- Hat ph they could notbee called backe bp thp 12 Foꝛ neither herbe no: plaiſter healed oema thy wod, D Lozd, which healeth all 13 Foꝛ thou haſt the power of life and death, * and leadeft Downe vnto the gates of hell, anv bringeſt vp agatne. 14.4 man indeede bp bis wickednes may flap another: but when the ſpirit is gone forth, it ture neth notagatne, neither can bee callagatne the foule that is taken aap. J But it is not poſſible to eſcape thine 16 * For the vngodly that would not knowe thee, were punthed by the ſtrength of thine arme , with ttrangeraine and with paile, and were purſued with tempeit, that they could not auoid, ana were conſumed with fire. 17 Foꝛ tt was a wonderous thing that fire might Doe more then water, which quencheth all things: but the woz is the auenger of the righteous. 18 jFozfometime was the fire fo tame, that the bealtes , which were (ent agatnit the vngodly, burut not: and that,becaule they Hoult eand knowe, that they were perſecuted with the pue nifbment of Gon. j I9 Aud ſometime burnt the fire fn the mids oF the water,aboue the power of fre that tt might deſtroythe generation of che vniuſt land. 20 * In the tead whereof thon batt fed thine owne people with Angels foode, and fent them bead ready from heauen without their labour, which had abundance of all pleafuresin it, anv twas meete foz all taſtes. 21 Foz thy (uftenance declared thy ſweetneſſe vnto thy cheldzen , which ferued to the appetite efbim that tooke it, and was mecte to that that euery man would. 22 Mozeouer,the*nowand pce abode the fire and melted not, that thepnight know, that the fire burning tn the Haile, and ſparckling in raine,dettroped the fruit of the enemies. 23 Agatne it korgate his owne ſtrength, that the righteous might be nouriſhed: : 24 Foꝛ thecreature that ferueth thee which art the maker,ts fierce in punifhing the bnrigh- teous:but it ts ealic to Dee good vntoſuch as put their trut in thee. È 25 Therfoze wasit changed at the fame time vnto all fathions to lerne thy grace, which noue riſheth all things,accozding to the delire of them that hauc neede thereof, 26 That thy childzen whom thou loueſt, D Lod, might knowe, * that tt isnot the increale of fruites that feedeth men, but thatit * 3 Exod.8.24. and 10.4. rese.9.7o Deut. 33,39. 1.[am.2.6, tobi 3.25 Exod.9.33- Exod. 16.14 numb, 11.7. pfal. 78.25. schn 6 3%. Exod, 9.23, Deut,8.3- matth.q.4. UThat is, the mighty vi- fion. Exod, 7.12. poctypha. word. which preſerneth them that trult in thee. 227 doz that which could not bee deſtroyed witi the tire, being onely warmed a little with the finite beames, melted, 123 That it unght be knowen thatwe ought to preuent the Minne riling to giue thanks vuto thec, and te falute thee betope the Day (pring. 29 Jo the hope of the vnthankkuii waſmelt As the winter pre, and flow away as vnprota· ble waters. d CHAP. XVII. Theiudgement of God-azainft the wicked, pe thy uidaements are great, and cannet be erpaciten : therefore men Doe erre; that will not be refogincd. j 2 for when the vnrighteons thought to haue shine holy peopte in ſubiection, they were bound with the bands.of darknes, ann lang night,and “cape the euerlaſting providence. 3 And while they thought te be Hid in their Barke finnes , they were ſcattered abzoad inthe Darke coutting of forgetfulnes, fearing horribly and troubled with villons. ‘A For the Denne that hid them, kept them = mot fom feare: but the tounds that were about them troubled them,and terrible vinons and {0+ roweluil hahts Did appeare. § so power of the fire might gine light,nci- ther might the ciecre flames ot the ttarres ligi- ten the horrible night. 6 Foz there appeared vnto them only a fub- Den fire, verpDzcadfull: fo that being afraid of ‘this vilion, |i which they could not fee, they —— the thinges which they faw to bee a2 bea 7 * And theillufions of the Wagicall artes and 8.7, 19. were brousht Downe , and tt was a moit mame» fal reproch fer the boatting oftheir Knowledge. S Foꝛ theythat pꝛomiſed to Drive away frare and trouble from the cke perfon,were itke fo? feare, and wozthytobelangbedat. 5g Andthough no fearefull thine pid keare them, pet were they afraid at the beaites which paſſed bythem, and at the piling of the fer- pents 3 fa that they died fo? feare , and (ard thep —— the ayre, which by no meanes can bee a- uoyded. — io Foꝛ it is a fearefull thing when malice ts condenned by herowne telitmony: and acon- — that ts touched, Doeth euer fezecatt cruell NES , 3 11 Foꝛ feare ts nothing elle., buta betraying of the ſuccours, wbich realonoffereth. 12 And the leſſe that the hopeis within , the moe Both he clicewmic the ignorance of the ching, that tormentech hin, great, i 13 But thep that DiD endure the night that iwas Intolerable, and that came outotthe Dun acon of bell, which is inſupportable, ept the fame ficepe, 14 Aub ſometimes were troubled with mon- ſtrous vifigns , and ſometime they fwooned, as though their stone foule Mould betray them: fo: a tudwen frare notiookes foz, cane vpon them, - 15 Ana thus wholoener fell mowne, bee was ‘Kept, and Hutin peilon, but without chaines. 16 Foꝛ whether he was an bulbanduran, c? a hepheard ozone that was (et te woꝛke alone, Woe were taken, bee mutt (utes this neccſlitic, Chap. xvij.xviij. that he could not anette ? i 17 ( For with onecheingof darkeneſſe were ther aii bound whether it were an tiling wins oꝛ a ſweete long ofthe birdes ameng the chicke brauches of the trees,o2 the vehemencypol halkie running water, 18 D2 a great nople of the falling Downe of ſtanes, o2 the running of fkipping beats, that couid not be feene, sithe nopieot cencil dcalis, that roared.oz the ſſonnd that antwersthagaine in the Hollow niountaines; thele fearchil ings made them te wone, x Ig srop all (he worid Hined with clearclight, and no man was hindered in his labour. 20 Duely vpon them there kel an heauy night andimege of that Darkenefle that was to come tyon them : pea, they were vnto themlclics | and D “moze grieuous then darkenes. bring fut vp vnder the roste, did lie chere toe =. CHAP. XVITI. 3 The fiery pillar that the Ihaelites had in Egypt. 8 The delmerance of the fasthful.1@ The Lord fmote the Scyptraus. 20 The finne of the people in the wil- derne (2,21 Aaron ſtood beiweene the liuing andthe dead wath his cenfer. B Ct thy faints hada very great “light whale Excd.r0, 33 vopee becaute |! thep beard. and taw not the Or tbe becauſe Egyptians, figure of rhem,thep thought the biefen, they alſo hav not fuitered the like. , 2 Aud becaute they did not hurt them, which Did pure them afoze,thep thanked them, and ae ked pardon fo? thetr enmitic. i 3 Thereloꝛe thou gaue thema burning pillarofiirete lead them inthe vnknowen way, and madeit the ſunne that tt hurren net them in their honourabie tourney. Prius 4 But they were worthy to bee depriued of the light ,and to bee kept in Darkenefle, which had kept thy children Hut vp, by whom thein. cornue light ot the law ould bee ginen tothe oD. § *Cihereas they thought ta Rap the babes of rhe Satnts, by one child that was raf out, and prelerucd to reprooue them, thou batt takin away the multitudeot their chimen, and de⸗ ſtroyed them altogether in the mighty water. 6 OF that nigit were our fathers certified afere; thatthey, kuowing te what oathes thep had giuencréptte , might be of good cheere. 7 hus thy *people recetued the health of Zxod. 14 24 the tighteots, but the enemies were deſtroyed. 8 sodas thon bak pumed the enemies, fo bak thou gioritied vs whomthou bak calles. o sorthe righteous chiidzen ofthe goon nien offered (ecretlp,ahd mane a law ofrightesuſnes by one confent, that the Paints ſhould recetne good Ecnill in like maner, and tbat the fathers Mould fir ft ſing prayles. 10 Buta Dilagrecing cry was heard of the enemies, and there was a lamentable noyſe foz the children that were bewailed. ‘IL. Foz the *matter and the ſeruant Were pu· in niſhed withlike puniifment, and the couistion p64 5329, people luffered alike with the king. 12 Gothep altogether had tnaiunerable that Died Withone kind af Death: neither. were the lining (uffictent to burp them: fo2 in the twinck· deſtroyed. 31 So they that could belecue noting» bee ling of an epe the nobleſt otſpring of then was ||Or, Ecko Exod, 13.28 and 14.24. pfal. 78.14. and 105.39, Exod. 1.163 25, 4« 3? PX pocryp i Num, 26.46 €x0d.28.65 TA 2 That isthe children of Iſtael whom ghey before T| had defired I! andprayed to goe their way, de caule of the enchantments, confelfen this people tobe the chileno God, in the deſtruction of the Grit bonne; i i4 Fo while all chings were in quiet ſilence, and ee niges Was tn the middes of per ſwilt courte, Iq Thine almighty word leapt downe from beaten out of thy coyall thone, asa fierce man — in the middes of the land that was De» to J 16 And brought chine vnkained commandes mentas a Harpe ſword, and ſtood vp, and filled all things with death, ant being come Downe tothe earth, it reached vnto the heauens. 17 Theũ the fight of che fearetull dꝛeames berca then hiodenlp,and fearefulues came vp on them vnawares. 18 Then lay there one here, another there Dalte Deas.and ſhewed the caule of his death. 19 Fo: the vilions that vered them, ſhewed them theſe things afoze: fo that they were not ignorant,toherefore thep periſhed. 20 fW tentatton of Death toncked therigh- trons aifo,andD*ainong the multitude in the wils derneſſe there was a plague, but the wath ene Eured not long. 21 Foz the blamelefe manmade bake, and Defended them, and teoke the weaponsof hts miniftration,cucn pꝛaiet, and the reconciliation by the perfume, and fet himſelke againt the wath, € fo brought the miſery to ancnd Teclas fing that be was chy ſeruant. } } 22 fer hee oucrcame net the multitude with bodily power, no? with force of weapons, but With the word hee fubdued him chat punithed, alleaging the othes and couenant made unto the fathers. 23 Fo: when the Dead were fallen Downe by Heapes one vpon another, hee ſtood in the mids, and cut ot the wrath, and parted ic from conte -ming tothe lining., 24 * Foꝛ in thẽ long garment was all theo: nament, and in the toure rowes of the foncs was the glory of the fathers grauen mity thy maieſty inthe diademe et his bead. 25 Cito thelethe dettroper ganeplace, and was afraid of them , foz tt was tufficient, that they bad tated the wath. CHAP, XIX. 1 The death of the Egyptians, and the great ioy of the Hebrewes, 11 The meat that was giuen atthe dee fire of the pecple. 17 AK theelements ſirue to the will of God. A2 fo2 the vngodly, the twzath came vpon pafi them without mercy vnto the end: foz bee knew what would come vnto them, 2 That they(when chep had confented to tet them go, and had (ent them out with Diligence) would repent and purſue them. 3 Foꝛ white pet ſoꝛow was before theim.and they lamented bp the graues of the dead, they Dentled another foolichneſſe. fo that they perfe» cuted the in their fleeing, whom they had 3 cat out afore with prayer. 4 forthe Bettinie whereef they were wor: thy. brought them to this end , and caufen thent to forget the things that had come to pafe, that thep mightaccomplthy the puntigment, which Wifedome of Salomon. § Both chatehp people might try a maruet· loug palaso t that hele might finde a Grange eat © Foꝛ euery creature in his kiud twas fabi» oned anc, and ſerued in theit owne offtces ene topned them, that thp childzen might bee kept without burt. 7 Fo} the cloud onerhavowed their tents, and the Dzie carth appeared, where afore was water: fo that in the ren Dea there was a wap - withont impedunent, and the great Deepe ber caine a greene felt, 8 hough the tobich all the people went that were Defended wich thine hand , (ceing thy wonderous marueiles. 9 Foz theylueycd like hoples,and leapedlike "Or, were lambes,peapling thee, B Lord, which hadit De» feh liuered them. Io frog they were pet mindfull of thole things which were Done tn the land where thep Dwweit, how the ground brought koorth flies in ſtead of cattell,and how the riner ſcrauled with the multitude of frogs tn fead of Ebes, | _It *ut at the laſt thepfawanew generas Exod.16.13 tion of birds, when thep were intiled with luſt, #71 1.58. and Defired Delicate meates. . 12 * Fo the quatles came Forth of the fea tn- to the foz comfozt , but punifyments came vpon ; the ſunners nat without fignes that were ginen "Or, Egypti- by great thunDzings : fog they {uttered worthily 485. according to their wickednefle, becaule thep thetwcd a crucli batted toward rangers. I3 Fo2the one i:t would not receive them when thep were pzclent, becaule they knew them not: the ether ſort brought the rangers tuto bondage that had Dene them good. I4 Belibe alltheie thinges fome would rot fuffer, that any regard ihola be hav of them: fog they handled the ttrangers Delpitetutlp. 15 Others that hav receiued them with great banquetting , and admitted them to bee parta. kers of the (ame lawes, did afflict them with great labours. s r 16 Therefore they were Kriken with blind. nefle, as in oldt ime certaine were at the doores ofthe* righteous, lo that euery one being come a with Darkenefle, ſought the entrances of is Booze. 17 Thus therlements agreed among theme lelues in this change,as when one tune ts chan⸗ ged bpon an intrument of muficke,and the mee lodie ttilirematneth, which may eafily be percei» ued by the light of the thinges thatare cometo Chap.x 6.24 Gen.39. 380 affe. _ 18 Foꝛ thethings of the earth were changed into things of the water,and the thing that Dip fwimme,went vpon the ground. Ig Whe fire had power in the water contrarp vnto bis owne bertuc,and the water forgate bis owne kind to quench. 20 Agaiue, che lames did not hurt the fch of theconruptible beats that walked therin, rei ther melted they that which fecmed tober pce, b Hemea- and was of a naturethat would melt, and pet neth Man, Was an immoꝛtall meat. looke Exod. 21 Forin all things, D Loꝛd, thou hat mage 16.14, 15 tified and glozified thp people , and hak not Dg- and numb, ſpiled co alte them in euery timeand places 11,7. The JApoceypha, 1. Xng. 3. 9. F y and 419. That which i: marked with thefe two markes, [ Jisreadin the Latine copies, and not inthe Greeke, Rom. Te 34> Chap.j. q Thewifdome of Ieſus the fonne of Si- rach, called &cclefiaflicus. This argument was found ina certaine Greeke copie. His Ieſus was the fonne of Sirach, and Siraehs father was alfo called Iefus, and he liued inthe latter times after the people had bene led away captiue , and brought home againe, and almoft afcerali che Prophets, Now his grandfather,as he himfelfe witnefleth,was aman of great diligence,ar.d wifedom among the Hebrewes, who did not onely gather the graue fentencesof wife men that hac bene beforehim,but he himfelfe alfo ſpake many full of great knowledge and wifedome. Sø this firt Iefus died, and left this which hee had gathered, and Sirach afterwerd leftit to Ieſus his fonne , who tocke it and put it in order in a booke,and called it W4fdome, intitling it both by his owne name,his tathers name, and his erandfathers : thinking by this title of Wi/edcme,to allure the Reader to read this booke with more great defirc, andto confider tt more diligently. Therefore this booke containeth wife fayings , and darke fentences,and fimilitudes , with certaine dinine hiftories which arenotableand anciest, euen of menthat wereapproued of God, and certaine prayers and fongs of the author him(eife : moreouer, what benefits the Lord bad beftowed vpon his people,and what pl. gues he had heaped vpe ontheirenemies, This Iefus did imitate Salomon , and was no leffe famous in wiledome and do@rine, who was therefore called a man of great knowledge,as he was indeed, The Prologue of the wifdome of Iefus the fonne of Sirach. NAP many and great things bane bene ginen bs by the Law and the Pzophets, andbp others that haue followed them, (foz the which things Iſrael ought to be commended by the realon ofdoctrine and riledome, whereby the readers ought not onetp to become learned them felues, but allo may bee ableby the diligent ſtudy thereof to bee profitable puto ttrangers, both bp. {peaking and writing) after-that my grandfather Delis had ginen himſelſe to the reading of the Law and the Prophets, and other books of our fathers, and had gotten therein ſufficient wdgee ment, he purpoled allo to waite fonie thing pertaining to learning and wiſedom, to the intent that they which were deſtrous to learne, and woul’ giue themſelues to theſe things, might profit much. moꝛe in ltutng according tothe Law. Ciberefoze,F erhozt pou to recetue tt lovingly, and to reade it with Diltgentcc,and to take tt in good wozth, though we ſeeme to fome in (ome things not able to attaine to the interpretati of fuch words asare hard to be erprefled: forthe things that are (poke. inthe tebzetw tongue,haue another force in theleines then wher thep are tranflated into another tongue: and not only thel things but other things alio,as the Law tt (elfe,and the Pyophets,and other bookes baue no (inall Brerence wher thep are ſpoken in their owne language. Cherefoze in the eight and thirtieth pere, when J came into Egypt vnder king Cuergetes,and continued there, J found a copy full of great learning and J thought it necefſary to beftow my diligence and trauel to interpzet this booke. So foz a certaine time with great watching e ftudp J gaue my (etfe to the finiſhing of thts booke,that tt mght be publiſhed, that they which remaine in baniſhment, and are. deſirous to tearne, might apply chemſclues bnto good maners, and itue accozding tethe Law. CRA POUT: 1 Wifedome commeth of God, 11 A pra:fè ofthe feare of God, 29 The meanes to come by Wifedcme. tors LI twiledonte * commeth of the se Lod, [ andbath bene euer with him] and is with bim foz euer. ) 2 Rhocan number the land of LJN the fea, and the Diopsof the raine, an " andthe Dapes ofthe world: [ who can mealure J the height of beaten, the breadth of the earth and the depth ? 3. Aho can finde the milerome E of Gon which hath bene before all things? J 4 Miſedome hath bene created before all things, Ethe vnderitanding of prudence from euerlailing. H [Ebe word of God mot high is the foun- taine of wiſedome, and the euerlaſting Com- mandements are theentrance onto Her.) 6 * nto whom hath the roote of wileDome bene declared? 0 whe bath knowen her wile couniels 7 — { Unto whom bath the daetrine of wifes pome bene diſcouered e Mewen ? and who hath vnderſtood the manifold entrance vnto her?T 8 There ts onc wile, Leuen the mot High Cecatour of all things, the Almighty, the King of power J and herp terrible, which ſitteth bpon his Thone. ; 9 wWersthe Low thathath created her [tho- row the boty Ghoſt:J he bath ſeene her, numbed her, [and meatnred her.) 10 idee bach powzed her out vpon all hig- workes, and spon all flety, accozding to bis gift, po gtaet þer aboundantly vunte them that Ore HUNT, 11 The feare of the Lord ts gloy , and glad⸗ nefle,and reioycing, and a topfull crowne. 12 The feare of the Lod maketh a merry heart, and giueth gladneficand top, long life. _ 13 Cho foteareth the Lo, it hall goe well wtth him at the latt, and he fjall inde fauonr in the Dap of his Beath. ‘ 14 [ Whe tone of God is honourable wife- Dome, and vnto whom it appeareth ina vifion, they lone tt faz the viſon, and forthe kuowleage ofthe great workes thereof. T j 15 * Tbe feare of the Lozd ts the beginning of wifedome,and was made with the faithful tit the wombe: E ihe gorp ee thecholen women, aitd is knowen with the righteous and faithful. 16 The feare of the Lod is an holy know⸗ ledge. 17 Howlinele Hall pzelerne, and inttifie the heart, and ginech mirth anv gladneſſe. 18 he Pfa. ti nI. prou: 9. 10». 10b 28. 28 p al Or, wiſe⸗ domes | l l l 4 . i | | wi fa. 206. P6117 63s F Apocrypha. i TE 19 Mho ſo kegreth the Lord, Hall profper, no tn the day of his end hohattbeblefier.] « 19 She hath built her enerlaſting found ati⸗ ons with men, tts giuen to be with their ſeed. 20 To frare God ts fhe kulnelſe of witedome, ane Meth men with ber fruits. 21 She Hiileth their whole houle with [atl] things deliveable,ethe garners with the things that thee bringeth foorth, and both twatne are gifts ot Gav. z 22- Thefeare of the Lord ts the crowne of vnſedome, and atueth peace and perfect health; he hath ſeene her, and numbed her. j 23 || Spe raineth Downe knowledge,and vn- derſtanding of wilevome,and path brought vn to honour them that poſſeſſed per. 24 Whe feare of the Lois the root of wifes pome and her branches are {ong itfe, 25 [3n thetrealures of wiſe dome is vnder⸗ Kanding, and holy knowledge, but wile dome igs abhorred of inners. J 26 Whe feare of the Lord driueth out finne, and when the is preſent, he driueth away anger: 27 @ Fa wicked anger cannot bee tultifen; or bis ratynefik in his auger Malbe bis deſtruc⸗ on. 28 A patient man will fuffer for atime, and then chall he haue the reward ofioy, 29 Hee will hide his warmes for a time , and many miens lips Hall ſpeake of his wiledome. 30 Ju the treafures of wtledome are the fe- crets ofknowledge, but the finner abhorreth the Woribip of Gad, — 31 Jethou deſire wiledome, keepe the Cont- mandements , and the Lod hall giue her vnto w thee, land will ill Her trealures j 32 Foꝛ the feare of the Lod ts wiſedom dil cipline: be hath pleafure tu faith and meckenes. 33 Be not diſobedient to the feare of the Lod, and come not vnto him with a double heart. 34. q Bee not an hypocrite that men outa — Fpeake of thee, but take heed whar thoufpeakert, 3 i Crale not thy felfe tet thon fall and being thy foule todifonsur, and fo Goo diſtouer thy fecvets, and cat theedowne in the mids ofthe congregation. becawle thou wouldeſt not receine the ttur fearcofGod, and thine heart ts full of Deceit. CHAP. It, x Hee exhorteth the feruants of God to righteouf: se Ge, louc, vaderflanding and patience, 11 Totruft nthe Lord. 13 A curfe vpon them that are faist hearted and impatient, M2 fonne,ifthou wilt come into the ſeruice of God L Land fak in righteoulnes and fearg; and ] prepare thy ule totentation. 2 Settle thine heart, and ve patient: [ bots Downe thine care, Ereccine the words of vnder⸗ ſtandiug ] and Minke not away when thon are affatled, [but watt vpon God patiently. 3 Foyne thy felfe vnto him, and depart nota- wap, that thou mayit be increaled at thy latt end, 4 Cihatheuer.commeth vnto theesreceine tt paticntly, and beepatient in the change of thine affliction. reps if : § * Foras gold Land filucr are J tried in. the fire, eunen fo ave meñ acceptable in the fornace of aduerſitie. Eccleſiaſticus. — 6 Beleeue in Gad, and hee will helpe thee: oder thy way aright, and tenft in bim; C poine ` -falt his teare ann grow ola therein] / 7 We that feare the Lozd, tuait fo: hig mer- ty : inke not away from him that pe fali not. 8 Dee that teare the Lorm, beleeue him, anu port reward Mali not farle. i 9 Dypee that feare the Lord, trut in goon things and in the enerlatting topand mercy. « 10 (Me that teare the LoD, loue him, œ pour hearts halbelightened.) ) IL Contlider the olde generations ſof men ye chiin, Imarke them well; * was there euer any confounded that put histrutt inthe Lord? O2 Who hath continued in his deare. and was fos faken? o2 whom did hee euer Delpile, that called bpon þin? 3 12 Foꝛ God is gracious and mercifull, foz- giueth finnes, and ſaueth in the tine oftroubie, Cand iga Defender fo: atlthem that leeke him in the tructh.] 13 Coe vnto them that Bane a f kearekull heart, Cand tothe wicked lips J and te the fart namie ann tothe finner thar goeth two* mancr of wayes. bythe 14. (oe vnto him that ts faint hearted : fo be belecueth not; wereſore Mall he not be defen ed. Is ioe vnto pou that Dane lof patience, Cand baue forfaken the right wayes, and are tuts ned backe into the froward wayes: J fo: what will ve Doe when the Lozd thal vilite pou? 16 They that teare the Lom, wilt not diſobey his word; and they that." loue hut, wil keepe bis apes. 17. Thep thatfeare the Lod, will ſeeke out the things that areplealant onto bim: and they that loue him, Wall be filftiled with his Law. 18 Chey that feare the Lod, wil prepare their hearts and humble their foules tu brs light. 19 [They that feare the Lard, keep bis Com ManBements, and wilbe patient til he fee them, 20 Gaying,ifwe Do not repent] we hal fall Pfal, 37.250 | Or, doubts 1. Kinz.08, 216 Fohn 14. 33,24. into the hands of the Lod, nat inta the bands - ef miei: : —— 21 Petas his greatnelle ts, (ois his mercy. CHA 2 To cur father and mother ought we t0 gine dou ble honour. 10 Of the bleffing and carfe of the father and mother.22 No mas ought omer curiouſſy to fearch owt the fecrets of God. C J He childzen of wiledome are the Church of the righteous, and their ofipzing ts obedte ence andloue.] r E 2 Weave your fathers tudgement, D chil- Den, and Do thereafter, that pe may belafe > 3 Forthe Lod will haue the father honou⸗ red of the childzen, and hath confirmed the au- thoritie of the mother ouer thechildzen. — 4 Cibolo honourcth bis father, bis finneg fhal be forgiven him, Cand be ſhall abfteine front them, and bail haue bis Daily delires.J 5 And hethat honoureth his mother ts like one that gathereth treafure. 6 CAbolohovoureth his father, Mall jane foy of his owne childzen , and when hee maketh his paayer,be hhallbe heard. ` 7 Weethat hononreth his father yall Wee t Apocrypha, iong life,and hee that ts obedient vnto the Loz, fhalico fori his mother, à 8 Hee that feareth the Low, honoureth his parents, and gorth ſeruice vnto bis parents, as vnto lords. PRL. *Honour thp father and mother in Deede X0R.2O T2 andin worde, (and inall patience] that thou miapelſt hauei Gods blefling, [and that his blei ` fing mayabidewiththeetntheend.J 10 Foꝛ the bleſſing of the father eſtabliſheth fing ofmem sooteth out the foundations. Ii Retopcenot at the diſhonour of thy father: fo: it ts not honour vnto thee, but pame, fathers boneur, and the reprocy of the mother ts diſhonour to the childzen. g 13 Wy fonne, helpe thy father in his age, and grieue bim not as long as he linet. i 14 And ifhis vadecitanding faile, hane pati- ence with him, and deſpiſe him not when thou art in chy fuil ſtreugth. Is Foz che good intreatic of thy father ſhall not be forgotten, but it halibea foztreffe tor thee againit ſunes, [and foz thy mothers offence thou (halt be recompenled with good, and tt Hall be founded foz chee tn righteouſũñeſſe.) 16 And inthe day of trouble thou halt be re- membred: thy finnes allo hall melt away as the pce in ihe faire weather. © 17 He that teslaketh his father, tall come to pa hast de that angreth bis motger,is curſed of Gov. 13 @ Dyfonne, performe thy Doings with meekenetic, fo Halt tyoube beloucd ofthem that ate approned. 19 Ghe* greater theu arf, the moze humble thy telfe Lin ali chings J and thew Walt find fa- uour before the Lob. 20 Wany arcercellent and of renotwne: but the ſecrets are renciled vnto the mecke. 2I forthe power ofthe E02 isgreat, and he is honoured ofthe lowly. — 22 *Secke not out the things that are toc hard fo? thee, neither (earch the things rafly which are too mightie foz thee. 23 [But] what [Gor] hath commaunded thee, thinkt vpon that with renceence, [and be not curious in many of his werkes:] for it is net needful fo: thee to fee with thine spes the things thatarefecrer. — : 24 Be not curiousin ſuperfluous things : fo? many things are (hewed vite thee aboue theca» pacitte of men. = SH j 25 The medling with fuch hatebequiled ma» np, and an eutll opinton bath decciued their tuBgenecnt. . 26 Thou canſt not (ec without eyes: prefeſſe not the knowledge therefoze thar thou halt nat. 27 A ttubburne heart hal fare euillatthe laſt: and be thatlouech Danger, Hall peri: therein. 28 Anbeart that goeth two wares, thal! not poper: an? hee that ts froward of heart, hall umble therein. oe -t 29 Anobftinate beart Hall be laden with ſor⸗ rowes : and the wicked man {hail yeape tinne ' Spon finne. vei 30 The perfwafion of the pꝛoude is without remedy. and his ſteps Halb: pluck:d np . for rhe plant of finne hath taken roote in him, Lanvyee © tall not be eſtcemed. J * PMa. 3. Pfalszur- 770'25.27- rem. 12.3. Chap. iiij. the houtes ofthe chtldzen, and the mothers curle 393 31 The heart of him that hath buverian- Ding, fall perceiue ſecret things, and an attene tiuceareisthedelireofawt{erman. = 32 [An heart thatts wife and vnderſtanding. willabfaine froin finne, and thail pzoſper inthe wozkesoftrighteoufnefie.) 33 ater quencheth burning Gre, almes taketh away linnes. ? 34 Ant heethat rewardeth good deeds, will remember it afterward , andin the timg ofthe fail,bee Hall ind a Kay, CHAP. III. 1 Almes muft bee dose with gentlene ff. P[a.4ia. -12 The 12 Seeing that mans glozy conumeth by hig Sudie ofwifzdome and ber fruite. 210 An exhortas tion toefthew enill, and to doe good, M2 foune, Befraud not the * pooze of his li- in Hing, and make not the needie epes to waite Q. 2 QDakerot abungriefoute ſorowfull, net ther bere a manin his neceliitie. 3 Crouble not the heart that is grieued,and Deferre not the giftofthencesp. =~ 4. Refule not the prayer of oncthat is in trous ble; * turne not away thy face From the pooꝛe. § Turne not chine epes alinelin anger} from the pooze, an’ giue him none eccalion to ſpeake culll of thee. y 6 Foꝛ it hee curle thee tn the bitterneſſe ofhis me bis payer pall be heard of him that made 7 Be courteous vnto the company Cof poore and humble chy foule vnto the Einer, I and bow Bowie thy head-te aman of woꝛſpip. ; 8 Letitnot grieucthee to bow Downe thine gare vnto the pooze, [but pay thy Debty and giue bima friendly anfwere. 9 € Deliuer pim that fuffereth tong, from > the hand of the opprefied, aud be notfatnt hear · ted || when thou tudgelt. fOr, to des Io Be as a father vnto the fatherlefle,and as fesd hin, an bulband vnto their mother : fe fhalt thou bee asthefonne ofthe moſt High: andhe ſhall loue thee moze then thy mother Doeth. -~ Il Miſedome eralteth her childzen, andres teiucth them that ſeeke ber, Cand will goe before them in the way of righteoulneſſe.. 12 Hee that loueth her, loucth life, and they that tecke life in the mozning, all haue great toy, 13 De that keepeth her, hall inherit glory: fo buto whom fheeentreth, bim the Lod will E ea 14 They that honour ber, kalbe the ſeruants a ak boly One, and them thatioue her, the Lod octi ioue. i Is Che fo giueth eare vnto ber , Mall iuage the nations, and hee that goeth vnto ber, mall Dwellfately, —_’ 16 {ee that ts fatthfullpnto her, thall haue ra p> poſſeſſion, and bis generation fall pol effe her. ; 17 Foꝛ firt hee witl walke with him by croo⸗ keD wapes, and bring him vnto feare and Dead, and torment him wih Ser difcipitne vntili hee haue tryed his ſoule, and haue prooued pim by her iudgements. -I8 Chen wall Hee returne the ſtraight way vnto him, and comfort hint, anv thewe bim der ſecrets, Cand beape — the ad eh 9 Tobit.4. 7- Deut. 5:Fe * aNd Days og Apocrypha. Rom.129. xthef.5.22. a To bee a⸗ fhamed to confefle thy God. thy faith,to tee ftifie the truth, and to reproue finne, doth bring finne -ynto thee: the contrary ſhame brin. geth wors - fhip. AFs.20.35 ‘Luke.12.15, 19,20 chap, 11.18, 19. prou.io 2. Erek 19. Vh.i.is. of — and vnderltanding ofrighteoni nelie J . i 19 But ik he goe wong, the wil forlake him: and ging hin ouse mto the hands of bts deſtruc⸗ tion- eft 20 [aW oane, I maketh much of time and * elchem thething that ts euill, 21 Andbe not ahamed Cro fap thetruthg foz thp life: foz there is a2 Hame that bringeth tane, and athame that bringeth worſhip and fauour. 22 Accept no perfon agatnil thine owne cone {cience, that thou be not confounded to thine ownebecay, Land forbeare not thy neighbour in Hts fault-J : 23 Aud keepe not backe counſell when it may Do good, neither hide thy wiſedone when tt may be famous. — 24. Foꝛ by the talke is wiſedome knowen, and learning by the words of the tongue, Cand comta (cll, witedome and learning by the talking of the wile, and ſtedkaſtneſſe in the workes of righte> ouſneſſe.] 25 3u no wile ſpeake againſt the worde of truth, but be ahamed of the lies of thine owne ignorance. 26 Be not aſhamed to conkeſſe thy ſinnes, and relit not the courte ofthe riuer. 27 Submit nat chy ſelfe vnto a kooliſh man, neither accept the perſon of the mightte. 28 Striue foz the truth vnto death, Cand De- fend iultice for thy life, and the Lord God Wall fight fo: thee Cagaint thine enemies ] 29 Benot baitie in th tongueneicherilacke _ and negligent in thy works. 30 Be not asa lyon in thine owne poule, nei- ther beate thy feruants foz thy fantaiie, Cuo? op⸗ prefie them that are vnder thee· 3I * Let not thine banu be ſtretched ont to ree ceiue, and hut wen chou Houldek gine, ` CHAP. V, 1 Inriches may we not put any confidence, 7 The vengeance of God ought to bee feared, and repentance may not be deferred, } Taug not vuta thp * riches, andfaynot, J A haue enough foz my life: Cfo: it hall not belpe in the tune of vengeance ant indignation.J 2 Fotlowe not thine owne minde and thp fErength to walke in the wayes ofthine heart: 3 Mepther fay thou, C Howe have J bad frength 27 0: who will bing mee vnder fo: nip maks 7 Foꝛ God the auenace will reuenge the wong Done by thee. , 4 And fap not, g haue finned, and what euill bath come vnto meg? for the Almightie ts a pas Se — he will not leaue thee vnpu⸗ niſhed. 5.Becanle thy ſinne is korgiuen, be not with⸗ out feare, to heape inne vpon inne. 6 Au lay not, Che merrie of God ts great; Hee will forginemp manifold finnes : for mercie and wath come from him, and hisindignation ronuneth Downe vpon inners. 3 7 Wake no tarying to tutne bnto the Lor, and put net offfrom Day ta Dap : for ſuddenly ſhall the math of the Loꝛd breake foorth, and in thy fecuritte thou fhalt be Deftroped, and thou Halt perithin time of vengeance, 3 Trufl notin wicked riches : foz they Hall not beipe thecin the Day of puniſhment Cand vengeance- ; Ecclefiafticus. 9 Benotcaricd abant with enery wind, anv goe not into eaery wap : foz fo doeth the inner that hath a Doubierongue. 10 Stand fait in thy lure vnderſtand ing Land in the way and knowledge of the Lordgand haue Lint oie maner of woz, Cand follow tye word of peace aud righteouſneſſe. IL De bumble to heare the word of God , that thou mayeit vaderitandtt, aud makea true an> fwere with wridome.] 12 * Beelwit to yeare good things, and let Fames 1.1 | thy life be pure and giue a patient auſwere. 13 Itthou bak vnderſtanding, anfwere thy neighbous: it not, lay thine bande vpon thp mouth, Cleft thou bee trapped in an vndtlereet word, anD io be blamed _ 14 Honour and ſhame is in the tatke, and the tongue ofa man cauſeth bim to fali. ; . Iş Benorcounteta*talebearers andlienot revjerp.sé tn wait with thy tongue : foz Hame Cand ecpen= tance] follow the thiefe, ant an cul condemna- tton is ouer bin that ts Doubled tongued: Cout he that is abackbicer ſhalbe hated, euũted and con⸗ founded. . ; 16 Doe net rathlyncither in hnali things nog in gteat, ©.H)A)P.: Wil: | 1 Tt the propertie of a finner to be enill tongued. | 6 Of friend{hip. 33 Defire tobetaught. ‘ ' Be not ofa friend Cthy neighbours] * enemy ; foz fuch fall haue an enill name, hame and reproch,and be hall be in infamie asthe wicked that bath a double tongue. 2 Bee not proudinthe Denice of thine owne minde lek thy {oule rent thee as a> bull, 3 Andeate vp thy icaues, and Beitrop thy fruit, and i thou beleftas amig tree Cen the wildernefic.J _ ; 4 Foz awicked ule deſtroyeth him that hath it, and maketh him to bec laughed to ſcorne of hts enemies. Cana batngeth Him to the portion of thevngodly.j Th j 5 A lweete talke multiplieth the friends pand pacifieth them that be at variance.) and afwees tongue tncreafeth much good talke. 6 Wold friendship with many, neuertheleſſe haue butenecountellerofathboutand : 7 HFthou gettet afriend, pegue him firſt, conceir.be- andbee nothatttetocredithim. . caufe of thy 3 fforfome man ts a friend fo2 bis owue ocs wi chypowe cafon, ¢ will not abide in the Dapotthy trouble. eror riches, 9 And there ts fome friend that turneth to moulden enmitic, and taketh partagainf thee, and in defroy thy contention hee wili declare thy wame. $ 10 Againe, fome* friend is but acampanion at the table, and in the Bay of thine affliction he continucth not. $ II Butin thy proſperity he wibe asthenthy felfe,and will vie libertie ouer thy ſeruants. 12 Ifthou be bꝛought lowe, be willbe againſt thee and will hide himletfe from thy face. 13 Depart from thine enemies, and beware ofthpiviendDes, n 14 A faithfull friend ts a ſtrong Defence, and be that findeth {uch a one, findeth a treature. 15 Afaithfullfriend ought notto be changed foz any thing, and the weight [of golde and fil- uer] is not ta bee compared to rhe goodneſſe Laf dis taith.] 16 & a For thatis | againft the ) rule of cha- rity, which loueth all, & hateth no⸗ thing but oncly finne. b Asabull teareth in piecesa yong tree with dis hornes, fo thou trufting in thine ows wifdome , & ftanding in thine owne felfe. Chap, 37.5. Apocrypha, 16 Q Faithfull friend fs the medicine of life Land immoztalitie] Ethep that teare the Lod, Hall Gud bin. $ $ 17 Ubo lo feareththe Lod, Mall direct his friendihip aright, and as his owne felfe, fo ſhall bis friend be. i s 18 Wy nne, receiue Doctrine from thy youth yp: ſo {halt thou find wiſedome C which ‘Shall endure ] tillthine old age. Chap.8.9. flor, earnefi= iy. Pfal. i. 253. I9 Goe to her as one that ploweth , and fow- eth, and wait foz her good fruits: fo: thou ſhalt haue butlitle labour in ber wozke. but thou halt gat ot her fruita right ioone. 20 ow exceeding arpe is Hee tothe vite learned ! pe that ts without iudgement, wil nog remaine with per. j 21 Unto fuch one ſhee is as a fine touchſtone, and he calteth her from him without welay.; 22 Foꝛ they baue the name ofwifedome 5 but there be but few that haue p knowledge of her. 23 C fo with them that know her, hes able Deth vuto the appearing of God.j i 24 Gute carg, my fonne: receiue my Doctrine, aud refuſe not my countel, l 25 And put thy keete into her linkes, aud thy necke into jer chatne. 26 Bow downe thy Moulder unta ber, and beare her, and be not weary of ber bands. 27 Game vnto her with thy whole heart, and keepe ber wayes with all thy power. 28 Seeke akter her, and ſearch ber, and hee Kall be ſhewed thee: and when tyou bali gotten per forlake her not. ; 29 Fozat-the lak thou halt Gnd rek inper and chat halbe turned to thy top. 30 Then hall herfetters bea ſtrang defence fo? thee, Land a fre foundation] ther chaines a gloꝛious ratment. 31 Fo there is a golden oꝛnament in her,and der bands are the laces of purple colour. 32 Shou falt put ber on as a robe of hos nour,and Halt put ber vpon thee as acrowne of toy. ; 33 My lſonne, if thou wilt, thou Malt bee taught, and if thou wiit apply thp minde, thou Walt be wittie. 34 Ff thou loue ta beare, thou Halt receiue Cdoctrine,] Kalt be wile. 3 35 HDtand withthe multitude of the elders, which are wik, and ioyne with him that is twit. 36 * Detre to heare ali godly talike , and let uot the graue (entences of Kuowiedge eſcape thee. ; 37 Andif thou keeta man of vnder Landing, get thee foone vnto him, and let thy foot weare the fteps of his doores. ; 38 Let thy mind bee bpon the ordinances of the Lod , and be || continually * sccupted in bis commandements: fo Mall hee eftablith thine beart, and gine thee wiſedome at thine swng Delive, ; ; GWAR. oir 2 Wee mult forfcke euill, and yet not iustifie our ſelues. 23 The behauiour of the wiſe toward his wife, his fiend his chaldren , hus ſeruants, his father and mother. Di no cuill: fo hall no harme come vnto ti pe and it thou Delightin hearing, thou go Chap. viij. 2 Depart from the thing thatis wicked, a finite fhatlturne away from thee, S 3 Wy lonne, ſowe not vpon the furrowes of ——— s leah that thou reape them ſe⸗ 4 Alkenot ofthe Lord preeminence, ieiti ofthe King the eatot Honour, ist § * stalitiie not thy feife before the Lord: [fo be knsweth chine heact,] ¢ toat not thy wik. dsme in the preſence of the king. 6 Becke not tobe mane a Judge leat thou bee not abie to takeaway iniguitie, andicatt thou, tearing the perlon af the mightie fouls — an oftence againſt thine vpꝛight⸗ _7 Offend not Annina beat a a Cis tic anacak not thy felfe among tke people. 3 Wind not two finnes together; fo2 inone ſinne ſhalt thou not be vnpunisen. Hay not, God will looke vpon the multis tude of mine oblations, and when 3 offer to the niot high God,he will accept tt. Io Be not fatnt hearted, wher thau makes thy prayer, neither ſlacke in giuing of aimes. II Laugh no man to (cone in the heauineſſe of his foule; foz [Ged which feethall chingesy a SA that can izing Downe, and fet vp I2 Dow not a lie againſt thy bother, nese thet Doe the fame againtt thy friend. 13 Ule not to make any maner of lie: foz the cuſtome thereofts net goon, 14. Wake uot many words when thon art a> mon the elders, netther * repeate a thing in thy per. Is Yate notlabozions *wozke,neither the pul bandy which the mo High hath cre A : 16 Number not chy felfe in the multitude of the wicked, but remember that vengeance will not tlacke. ; 17 umble thy mind greatly: foz the verte geance of the wickedis fire and wormes. 18 Glue uot otter thy friend fo: any good, nog thy true brother foz the gold of Dphir. Ig Depart not froma wile and good wos man, Ctbat ts fallen vntothee fo: thy portion in — ofthe LoD: J foz bergrace ts aboue 20 © Mhereas thy feruant worketh trueiy, intreate him not enill , nozthe bireling that be⸗ ttowsth himſelke wholly fo thee. 21 Lee thy foule loue a good ſeruant, and dee fraud him not of libertie, Cucitherieauc bim a pooꝛe ma.) 22 Ikthou hane cattell, looke well te them, ire they bee fo: thy profit, keepe them with Her. 23 * Jf thon haue fonnes , inſtruct them, and Hold their necke from their youth. i 24 Ikthou haue Baughters, keepe their bos me and fbein not thy face cheerefull toward em. * 25. Waty thy daughter,and fo Malt thou per» fore a weigity matters but gine her to a man ofouderitanding. S 26 Jf theu haue a wife after thy minde , foz» fite Her uot, but cõmit not thy felfe to the hate⸗ utile 4 27 * Donor thp father from thy whole heart, and forget not the ſorrowes of thy me- ther. Ddd2 28 Ree 394 F0b.9.25 pfal.t43.2 eccles 7.180 lake 18. la Chap.5.5> L Sam. 35 Fe Mat.6. 5, 7 Rom. 12. 11. Lewit.19.1 3 chap.3 3. 29. and 34:23. Detst.25.46 Chap.30.1%s Chap.3.9e tobit 4. 3a 4 Deut. 2 18, 19. Lewit.2. 3. umb18.1§ _ Or, Aberali- tie. Tobit.2.4,7- and 4. 17. — Rowmr2.15. d Mat,2 5 36, . ee ee ee, ae es) ee! eel! CU _ Maths. 24. ©) Chape33.6. Gal, 6.1. Leuit,t9. 32 Chap.6.35» Chap.29.4, Apoerypha. 28 Remember that thon waT borne of chen, € bow can’ thourecomponce then týr things that they haue Done fo2 thee? 29 @ Fave the Lod with all chy ule, and honour his miniſters. 20 Lone him that made thee, with all thy ſtreugth, *and forlake not histeruants, ` 31 Feare the Lord with ail thy foule, and bo- uour the Duets, * and gue them their poztton, as itis conmaunded tive, the Uri fruts, Cand purtications] and facrifices fo} tin, anu the ote . Frings of the ihoulders,¢ the facrifices of fancti- fication ano the Ari fruits of the boly things. 32 Stretch chine hand vuto the poore, chat thy | bleffing, Land reconciliations may tee ace complied. wa 33 Libevalttic pleateth all mentining, and * from the dead reſtraine tt not. : 34 * Let not them that weepe, bee without [tomfogt :] but mourne with ſuch as mourne. 25 *Bee not low to vilite the licke: Foz that fali make thee to be beloued. 36 Mhatſoeuer thou taket tn hand, rementa ber the cud, and thou tale neuer Doe amiſſe. CHAP. VIII. We muft take heed with whom we hane to doe. — — with a mighty man, leatt thou fall Sino bis hands: 2 *9Dake not variance with artch man; let Hee on theother ſide weigh nowne thy weight: * foz goldland ſaluer hach Deltroped many, and hath ſubuerted the hearts of kings. 3 HAtriue not withaman that ts ful of words, and lap no ſticks vpon his fire. 4 Pilay not with a man that is vntaught, leatt thy kindred be diſhonoured. : § *Delptle not aman that trirueth himlelfe away from finne, noz call him notin the teeth al » butremenber that wee are all wozthie ame. 6 *Dihonournoetamanin bis oldage : for they were as we which are not old. h 7 Bee not glad of the Death of thine enemie, butremember that we mut ali dic, Land ſo en⸗ ter into toy 7 ; 8 *Delprle not the exhoꝛtation of the [ El Ders] that be wiit, hutacquaint thy teite with their milelentences : for of the thou halt learne wiloome, [nd the doctrine of vnderſtanding, om to ſerue great men [ without come plaint. 3 o Goe not from the doctrine of the Elders: fo: they haue learned it of their fathers, and of them thon ſhait learne vnderſtanding; and to make anlwere uit the time of need. 10 Kindle uet the coatesoflinners, [when theurebukett them, ]leatt thou be burnt in the ficrte flames [of thetr ünnes.] 11 Rik not vp againk hun that Doth wrong, that he lay not wait as alpte for thy mouth. 12 * Lend not tobim that ts mightter ther oy lelfe . foz if thoa lendeſt him, count tt but 12 Wee not tuertte aboue thy power: koꝛ il thoube ſuertie, thinke topaytt. . 14 Goenortolaw with the iudge: fo) they ` twill gine ſentence according to bis owne Yo- NOUL, ; Ecclefiafticus. I5 * Trancilenot by the way with bin that Gen,4, 8. is ram leat ye noe theeinnivics fox hefoliowerh bis owne wifuinche, aud le halt thou perii through bistolly. 16 *Dtrine nor with him thatts angry, and goe not with hun into the wilderneflesfo2 blood ts as nothing in his lightand where there is na heipe he will oucrthzom thee, 17 Take no counivilat a foole : for he cannot keepe a thing clot. 18 Doe xo ieccet thing before a ſtranger: fog thou tani noc tell what he goech about. 19 Open not thine heart vnto euery man, leſt bebe vñnthankelull vnto thee, Land put thee te repzoote.} Si CHAP. IX, Ofieloufie, 12 An old friend ù to be preferred bea ve anew. 18 Righteous men ſhould be bidden to thy t abit. pe not itlous ouer thy wife of thy befome,net= ther a reach her by thy meanes an eutl leſſon aLether not 2 Glue not thy lifevnts a woman , leat He haue rule o- ouertome thy ürength Cand lo thou be contoun· uer thee, for Prou,22 240 | | | | ped.) thenwillfhe ` 3 MWeetenot an harlot, leak thon falinta be contrarie | her mares. vnto thee, 4 Ule not thecompany ofa womanthatis takeaway | a finger, Cand a Dancer, netther beare her, lett thy beart & thou be taken by her craftinelfe. ſtrength, and § *Gazeuot on a maid, that thou fall not by bring theeto that that is precious in her, contufion as 6 *Catnot thy mind vpon harlots Cittanp mongthine | maner of thing, J leat thou deſtroy [both tip enemics,as — felfe ane] thine beritage. did Heuh | 7 Goenot about gazing in the €reets ofthe to Adam, titie, neither Wander thou in the ſecret places Delilah to thereof. é S$ mſon, and 8 *Turne away thine epe from a beautifull ſtrange wo- woman, and looke not bpenothers beautie: fog men to Sa- many * have perithed by the beautic of women; lomon, foz through tt loune ts kindled asa fire. Gen.6.1, 2. 9 CEnerp woman that is an harlot, ſhall ber asd 34.2 tronen vnder foot as doung, okenery one that Prew 5. 2. goeth bythe warꝛ. AMatth.g. 28 10 Many wondering at the beautie of a Gen.3 4.1,2 ftrange woman, haue bin cat out:foꝛr ber words 2 fumat. 2. buineas a- ſire. __ imdet,10.17, II Sit not at all with another mans Wife, 19.and 13. Cnetiher lie with ber vpon the bed, nozbanket 16,20, with der: leit thine heartincline vnto her, and forhzough thy deſire tall into detiruction. 12 @ Foke not an old friend + forthe new ſhall not bee like bim: aneis friend ts as new wine: when itisold, thou ſhalt Dine it wich plealtire. - Ai Dh 13 *Defirenot the honour Cand richesg of a mag fo2 thou knoweſt not what Hall bee bis er e F 14 Delight not inthe thing that the vngod· ly haue plealurein,but cemvember that they Hat not be found iuſt vnto theit graue. Keepe thee from the man that hath power to flay: fo Halt thon not doubt the feare af Death: and ikthou come vnto hut, make no fault, teaik he take away thy life: remember that thou goeſt inthe middes of fares, anv that thou waſkeſt chap. 6 34, npon the towers of the citie, © 38.and 8.3 16 Cry thy neighbour as neere as thou cant, and 37.22. *andalkecountellofthe wile, - Deut.6.9. 17 Let ehy tale be with the wile,and all thy and 12.19, commu⸗ Fedg.9. 3s 24 {Am 1 501d r Apocrypha lOr,the workman a. praifed ac- cording to the morke, „$ 1. Kig. 2. 1.313, 14. communttation in the Law of the moſt High. E 18 Lebuilbimen cat and dinke with thee and let thy — beinthe feare ot the Lord. 10 In ſſthe hands of the craktelmen wall the workes bee commented, and the wii piace of peopic by bis wore, Cant the word bp rye wele= Dome ac the Siders.) : 20 @ man fulbof words ts Dangerous in the * and be thatis.raty tn his talking, ſhali bee ated. CHAP, X; © Of Kingsand Judges. 7 Pride and couetouf: teft areto be abhorrcd. 28 Labeur ss praifed. A Miſe Judge will infruct his people with L diſcretion:the gouernance ofa pudent man is weli oeren. ; 2. As the kage of the people is bimfelfe, fo are his officers, and what manerof man the rie ler ofthe citie ts, ich arg all they thatdweil therein. thes | j 3 * An onwile King deſtroyeth bis people, but where they that bee in authsritie, are men of vnderſtanding there the citie proſpereth. 4 The gouernment of the earth ts i the Hand ofthe Lob, Cand ail tniquitte of tie nati- ons is to bee abhorred, J and when time is, bee Wwillet pp a proftrable ruleroncr it. § Inthe han’ ef God ts the profperitte of ` Man, and. vpou the Scribes wiil he lay his ho» Leni. 19.19. Iere 27.6. Aæni. 4. 14. Luke 1.53, 14 11. and 18. 14 1faps.3.7,8 nour. © 6 6 *Beenot angric for any wrong, with thp neighbour, doe nothing by tuturions pzactties. 7 Pꝛide ishatetuibefore God and man, and by bot) Doth one commit iniquitie. Becaule of vnrightrous Dealing, and Wiongs, aud riches gotten by Decett, the king⸗ Dome ts trantlated from one people to another. 9 Chere ts nothing wole then a couetous man: [why art thou proud, D earth and aſhes? there is not a moꝛe wicked thing , then to loue money ;] fo: fuch one wonld even feli bis foule, and fo2 his life euery one ts compelled ro pul out bisowne bowels. : 10 [AU tyzannie is of finallindurance, and the diſeaſe that is hard to beaie ; is grieuous te the jPoviician. Il The Phyfictan cutteth ofthe fore diſeaſe. and he that is to Day a King.to moꝛow ts Dead, 12 Alpis earth and aves proud, ſecing that when a man dieth/ beets the petre of ferpents, beafts,and wormes? Diet 13 The beginning of mans p2tde, ts to fall away from God, and to turne away hi⸗sheart from his maker. : 14 Foꝛ prive is the oꝛiginall of fine, and hee that hath it Wall powe out abomination tilat tat he be ouerthzotwen: therefore the Lord brin⸗ geth the perfwafions [ofthe wicked] to diſho⸗ nour and deſtroyeth them inthe cud. 15 Che Low hath*calt downe the thrones of thel proud princes, and fet vp the mecke th theit ſtead 16 The Lom plucketh vp the tootes of the — nations, anv planteth the lowly with glory among them. The Low ouerthꝛoweth the lands of the I gia Seater: and deſtroyeth them vnto the founta. ` tions of the earth: bee cauleth them to wither a⸗ Chap. x. xj. way, and deſtroyeth them and maketh thelr mes wmozrtailtecealeontotthecarth. >: 18 [God Deitvopeth the memopiall of the pronde, and leaueth the remembzance of the yuinble.j ig Jonne was not createdin men, neither wath in the generation ef women. 20 Chere tsa (eeneof man, whichis anha» nonrable (ced; the honourable {eed are they that feare the Lord: there ts a teed of man, which ig Without honour: the feed without honour, are they that trantgrefic the conimandements of the Lord: it ts a ees that rematneth, which feareth tije Lord, and a Faive plant, that loue him: but they are a (ced without honour, that defpile the law, and a deceiueable (eed chat breake the ton- mandements. ————— 21 Hee thatts the chiefe among brethren, is ——— fo are they that feare the Lozd in Slight. 22 The feare of the Low cauleth that the kingdome failerh not, but the kingdome ts loſt bycruelticandD pape. — ; 23 The feare of the Lord ts the glory as wel Bf tye rich and the noble,as ofthe poorer. 24 Ft ts not meete to deſpiſe the poze man that hath ynvderitanding, neither ts tt conuente cnt to magnifie the rich thatis a wickedman. 25 The great man and the indge, andthe man of authozitte, are honourable, petis.there one of them greater then bee that trareth the o ; 26 * Cintathe feruant that is wile Mall they that are free, Doe ferutce : * he that bath know- ledge, will not grudge when beets refozmed, (and the iqnozant fhalinot come te honour.) ` 27 Peeke not ercules when thou houldeſt Ba thy wozke, neither beafhamend thereof though pride in the time of aduerſitie. Jedd Ba 28 *Betterishee that laboureth, and hath plenteouſneſſe ofall things, then be that is gor geous, and wanteth bead. * 29 Wy loune, get thy felfe prai by merke. neffe.and efteeme thy felfe as thou Deleruett. 395 Pro, 17: Be 2.94, 1 2. 13. Prota gt 30 Cho will count him iut that finneth as - gaintt himſelfe? oz honour him that diſhonou⸗ reth bis ovone mule? — — 31 Che poore is honoured fo? his knowledge [and bis feare,7 but the rich ts had in reputati⸗ onbecante of hts goons. 7 j 32 Hee that is honourable in pouertie, how much moze Hall be be when be is rich? and hee that is vnhoneſt being rich, bow much moze will he befo when he ts tn powertte? C HAP ee 1 The praiſe of bumiltie, z After the outward appearance ought wee mot toiudge. 7 Of rafhimdze- ment. 14 Allthings come of God, 29 Allmen are not to be brought intothine houſe. V Yy sito *lifteth bp the bead of him that is lowe, and maketh him to tit among greatmen. vpra 2 Commend not aman fo: hts beantic, nei: ther deſpiſe a man fn bis btter appearance. 3 The Beets but mall — the fouless yet Doth her fruit paſſe in ſweetneſſe. 4 Bernot proud of clothing ant raiment, Gen. 41. 40. dan.6 2 *and xxalt not thy felfe in the day of honour: for 44.12 27, . fhe workes of the Lod are monderfull cand foxous J fecret, Cand vnknowen g are dis — Daa 3 wakes © 23. Apeerypha. mores among men. şs anp tyrants hane fitte downe vpon the carth,” andthe vnlikely bath worne che crows. 6 Many mighty men haue bene bought to Dihonour,and the honourable haue bene delice tedintoe other mens hands 7 @ * Blame no [man] before thou halt en quired the matter: puderitand firſt, and then te fone (eiahteoutly. | 8 *Gtue.no fentence before thou ha heard the caule, neither interrupt men in the mids or their tales. 9 Striue not for matter that thou hatt not to doe with, and fit net in the iudgement ol tin ners. 10 My tonne, meddle not with many mat» ters; * forit chou gaine much, thon Mait not bee blameleſſe, and if thou follew after tt, pet falt thou not attayue tt, neyther ſhalt thou eicape, though thou fice froin tt. If * There is lomeman that laboureth and taketh payne, and the moze be haſteth, the moze De wanteth. j 1 ) 12 Againe thereis fone that is ſlonthfull, and * Hath neede of Helpe: for be wanteth ſtrength and hath great poucety, pet the cye of the Lord looketh vpon bim to good, and ſetteth him vp frombis low etate, 13 And belifteth vp his head: fo that many gn — at him, Cand giii honour vate od. 14 *Dolperity and aduerlity,ltfe and death, pouertpandriches comeofthbeLlod. + o- 15 Milſedome and knowledge, ¢ vnderltan⸗ Ding of the Law are of the Lol: lont aud good ~ works come of him. f I6 Exrour and Darknefle are appointed for finners, and they that eralt themfclucs in enill, ware old in euill. : 17 The gikt of the Lord remaineth for the god · lp, and bis good will giueth pofpertty Foz ener,- 18 @ ome manis rich by hts care and nig- gardſhip, and this is the postion of his wages, 19 Ju that hee (aith.* J baue gotten reſt, and now wili F cate continually of mp goods, pet he confidercrh riot thatthe time draweth nere.that hee mult leaue all hele things vnto other men, BRD Die himielfe. ~. 20. Stand chou in thy Tate, and exerciſe thy {elfe therein, and cemapne in thy wozke vnto thine age. . 21 Maruaile not at the works of inners, but truſt in the Loꝛd and abide in thp labour ; kor tt taan ealp thing tithe fight of the Loz ſudden· iptoimakeapooremanrich. — — 22 Theblefingof the Lo is in the wages of —* gonly, and he makech bis prolperitp foone to figurii. _ 23 (Say not, hat poft and pleaſure Hall J Danes and what good things ſyal J yaus here after 2 24 Againe, fay not, F baue enough, and pol feffc many tyngs and what cutt can come to me hereafter? 25 * Jn thy good ſtate remember aduertiite, and inaducriity fozgetnot profpcrity. 26 Foꝛit is ancatie thing vata the Lod in the Day of Death toreward a mas according co pis wayes. y i 27 Theaduerſityof an houre maketh one ta ` Saget pleatse: and in amang end, his workers 3 Sam. 15. 23. efler 6. 10. Dem,13,14, and 17. 4,6, iofh.7 22. Pre. 18. 13. Aat.19.22 1,4,6, Ge Pro. 10.3. 76.42. 10. Iob. 1. 21. exch, 38 4 Luke 12.19, ELAMIS, Ecclefiafticus. ave diſcouered. 28 Judge none bleed before hts death: foz a man thalbeknowen by hts children. 29 Brung sot euery man into thine houle: foz the deceitfũll haue many tratnes, Cand are like omackes that belch Finkingly.] 30 Asa partridge is taken vider a batket, Cand the binde ts taken in the (rare ,) fois the beart of the proud man, which lke a ipie ate cheth to: thy fall. i í 31 Fo: he lieth in waite, and turneth good vn⸗ to cuill, and in chings wozthy pratic be will find fome fault. 32 MPkoue tittle ſparke is made a great fire, [and of one Deceithul! mants blood increaſed:ꝗ fo: a linfull man layeth watt for blood. 33 Deware ofa wicked man: fo2 hee iniagi- Neth wickeD things to bring thee intoa perpe tuail ame. 34 Lodge a ftranger, and hee will deſtroy thee with vnquietneſſe, and driue thee front thine owne. CHAP, XII t Yate whom we eught to dee good. 10 Enemies ought wot to be trufted. VW Den thou wilt doe geod, know te whom thou doelt tt, (0 at thou be thanked fos thy benefits. ? 2. *Doc good vnto the righteous, and thou Malt finds [great] reward, though not of hint, vet okthe mok Nigh. 3 Hee cannot haue good that continueth in eull, and giueth no almes: [foz the molt Wigh bateti che fimiers, and hath mercie bpon them that repent J 4 Giueunteluchasfeare God, andreceing - nota ſinner. rr 5 Doce well vnto himthatts lowly, but gine not to the vngodly: hold backe thy brean, ana glue it not puto hin, let heouerconie theethere by: elie chouthalt recetuc twiſe as much eutli tog all the good that thou doeſt ynto him. 6 For themalt Wigh hatcth the wicked, and will repay vengeance vuto the ungodly, kees peth chem aganit the Day ofhouble vengeance: — vnto the good, and receiue not the aner. 8 Afriend cannot bee knowen inprolperte tie, neither can an enemic bee vnknowen in ade uerſitie. 9 Chen aman is in wealth, it grieueth his enemies, butin heauaeſſe and trouble a mang verp friend will depart from him, Io Truſt nenerthineenenie : fo: like as an pacii ruſteth, ſo doeth hts wickedneſſe. IT And though he make much crouching and kneeling, yet aduiſe thy felfe ana beware — and thou thalt bee to him, as hee that wipeth ã glaffe,and thon Walt know that all bis ruſt hath nat beene well wiped away- 12 Set him uot by thee, let bee deſtroy thee, and ſtand in thy place. 13 Neither let him at thy right band, let hee feeke thy roame,and thou at the laſt remem⸗ pe ay words, and bee pricked with my lays 14S. 14. Winde not ttso finues together; for there ebaz... all not one be vnpuniſytd. à i i —— Ts Cho Galat. 6.10. I tim.5. b. TPR . : . i | Apocrypha. ; I5 AMho will hauc pitie on the charmer, chat is ſtinged ofthe ſerpent? op of all dich as come neere the brats? to is it with pun that keepeth fompany with a wicked man, and wrappeth Hintelfe tn bis Gunes. ARTA vf i 16. For ateatan willbe vide with thee; but tt thou ftumibie,be tarteth not.) oo 17 *An enemizis weete in his lips: be can make many good words, aud peake niany good things: pea, hee can weepe with his eyes, but in bts heart hee imagineth bow cochow thee into the pit ; and tf he may finde oppoztunity. be will not be ſatiſtied with blood. 18 Jfaduerlitic come vpon chee, thou fhalt finde him there frit, and though bec pretend to velpe thee, pet Hall he pndermmine thee: be wilt ake hts head, and claphis hands, and wil make Many Words, and Dilgurl(e his countenance. © HAP XLI x Thecompanies of the proud and of the rich are to becefchewed, 15 The lowe of God, 17 Like doe company with their likes He * that toncheth pitch, ſhall be defiled with it: and hee that ts familiar with the proud, ſhalbe like vato hint. 2 Burthen net thy felfe abone thy power, whileſt thou linet, and company not with one thacismtghtter, and richer then chy leife ; fog howe agree the kettie and the earthen pos toge= ther 2 foz tf theone Le {mitten agaiuſt tyeother, tt fhaibe broken. i 3 Therich dealeth vnrighteoully, theat neth withall: but the poeze being oppzeiled mut intreat : if the rtch bane Done wrong, be mult yet — > bur * * Bone pang Done tt, hee thall ſtraightwayes be cheeatned. "4 Ikthou be fo: hrs profite, be wleth thee; but if chou haue nothing be wil fozlake thee. 5 Fftbouhaueanp thing, bee wili liue with thee: rae will maketiec a bare man, and will not cate for it. ‘ 6 PF he haue neede of thee, hee willdcfraude thee,an® willaugh arthec.and put thee in bape, and giue thee ali good words, and lap, Chat wantelt thou? E $al 7: Thus will he frame thee in his meate, vñ · til be bath pt thee vp cleane twile oz thztiz,and atthe tait he willlangh chee to ſcorne:afterward when hetecrh chee,he willfozlake thee, and hake pis head at thee. ; S [Submitthy lelfe vnto Gob, and waite vp: on bis band.2 when ue o Beware that thou be not deceiued in thine owu conceit, and broughtdowne by thy timple nelle: Che not too humbie in thy wiiedome J lo @ Ifthou bẽ called of a mightie max, abs Tent thy felfe : Co thall be call chee the moze ote. {I Wreatenot thouvnte him, thatthou be nat fhut out, but gee not thou farre off,tett he forget t ee. : I2 Withdraw not thy felfe from his (peach, but beleeue not bis many words : foz with much communication willbe tempt thee, and laugh· - ingly willbe grope thee. 13 Deets vnmercifull, and keepeth not po» mile: hee will not (pare to Doe Chee hurt, and to | put thee in pilon. 14 Beware, and take good heede y fo? thou Walkel inper of thine onerthꝛowing: wye Chap, xiij-xiilj. thou hearett this, awake in thy eepe. Is Loue the Lozdallthy life, and call vpon btm foz thy faiuation. | 16 CEuery beatt loueth his like, and euerle nian loneth his ncighbour. 17 Ail fle mill veioze to thetrtike, and euety man wil keepe conipany with hich ashe is him⸗ elfe. 18 How can the wolfe agree with the lambe? no moze can the ungodly with fhe rightcous. 19 Chat fellowihip hath | hyena with a dog: anp what peace ts betweene the rich and the ge? 20 asthe wilde afle isthe Lions papin the Teainergil ſo are poore men the meateot the 21 Asthe proude hate humility, fo do the rich abhezre the pooze. ; 22 Jfarich man fall, bis friends ſet him vp agane : but when the pooze fallech, bis triends Date him awayp.. 23 Jfa rich manoffend, hee hath many pel- pers : he Weaketh prsud wordes, and pet men tuttthe bim ; butita pooze man falle, theprebuke him, and chough bee Peake wilelp, pet canit haue no place. j 24 CUben the rich man (peaketh , euery man holdeth his tongue: and looke what hee taith, tbey pratleit vñto the cloudes: bur ifthe poe man (peake,thep lay, Cdibat fellow ts this? and ik he Doc amiflethey will dctrop him. 7 ; 25 Riches are good vnto Him that hath ng finne Cin bis confctence.J and ponertie ts cutll in the mouth ofthe vugoaly. ‘ 26 Theheart ofa manchangeth his countes hance, whether it be in good a2 enill, 27 A cheerfull countenance is a token ofa goed cart; foz it is an hard thing to know the lecrets of the thought. CHAP. XIIII. 1 The offence ofthetongue. 17 Man i but avaine thing, 24 Happy is he that contisueth in wiſedom. Bree isthe man *that bath not fallen by [the med of ] bis mouth, and ts not tormen· ted with the forrow of finne. 2 Bleſſed ts he that is not condemned in his Sp apy dar is not fallen from bis bape in the O20. ¢ A i 3 Riches are not comelp foz a niggard, ann What ſhould an enuious man Doe with monep? -+ 4 We that gathereth together from bis owne foule,heapeth together for others, that wil make good cheere with bis goods, 5 Wethatts wicked vnto himfelfe, to whom wil he be good? fo? fch one can baug no pleafire of hts goods. 6 Chere is nothing wole, then when one enuieth himſelfe: and this tsa rewarde ofhis wicketneffe. 7 And ik hee doeany good, hee doeth it not Knowing thereof, and agaiuſt his wil, and at the lait he Declareth his wicke dneſſe. 8 The enuious man hath a wicked looke: he turneth away bdisface, and deſpiſeth men. 9 Acaticcous mans epe hath neuer enough of a poꝛtion, and his wicked malice withereth his owne foule. x I0 A* wicked epe ennieth the bread, and there is ſcarceneſſe vpon bis table, DID 4 II (By Which is a wilde beaſt that coune terfeiteth thevoiceof men,and ſo entifeth them out of their houles and dewoureti them, Chap.19.6, 16.iam. 3. 2. Prou.a7.20 SA It Wy fone, Do gaod to thy lelfe of that thon haſt, and give che Lo: his due offrings. 12 Remember that death tarieth notant hat —* couenant of the graue is not Merwen ynta ee. 13 *Do0 good bito thy friend before thou dic, and according ts thine abiliti¢c ſtretch out thine hand, and giue him, 14 Defraud not thy felfe of the good Day,and Iet not the postion of the goon deſſtes ouerpaſſe Ee Iş Shalt then not teaue thy tranatles wirta another , and thp labours foz the diuiding ofthe heritage? 16 Giue andtake, anv (ancrifie’ thy (oule: Cworke thou righteouſneſſe before thy cath: J foz in the hell there is no meate te finde. Ifa 40.6. 17 Q* Allie wareth olac, asa garment, r.pet.1.24, and this ís the condition ofall times, Chou tale iames 1.10s. DIE the death. 13 As the greene leaues on a thicke tree, ſome fall, and tome grow, fo ts the generatienot iei and blood ; onze commeth toan eho ano another is bonz. ; : 19 Allcouptible things hall faile, andthe Worker thereof Hall goe withall. 20 [ Guerpercetlent worke mall be inſtified, — he that worketh it, Hail haue hanour there: p: 21 * BleMedts the man that doeth meditate honet things bp wifedome,Cand exerciſeth him⸗ ſelfe in tulttcc,] and hee that reaioneth of holp things dy his underkanding, 22 hich contiveceth in his heart her wayes, and vnderitandeth her ſecrets. s 23 Gocthouafterher as ane that leeketh her out, and lie in waite in her wayes. 24 We Halllooke in at her windowes, and hearken at her doores. 25 We hall abide belive her houe, and falten a take tn per walles: bee Hall pitch his tent be⸗ fides her. : 26 Aud hee Hhallrematne tthe ladgiug of . Hood Men, and Hal fet his chtlozen vnder prs co⸗ nering and Hail Dwell vnder her branches. 17 Byher he Hall be coucred fromeye peate, and in ber glozp hall he dwell. DUC AB IX, 1 The gosdnefee that followeth him which feareth God. 3 Godresetteth and cafteth off the ſianar. 51 God ú not the author ofeusll, ; HE thatfeareth the Lord, will Boe good: and he that hath the knoboledge ofthe Law, will keepe it ſure. 2 gs an (honourable J mother tall hee a Asapure meete him, and (hee, eas hts wite married ofa virgine new- virgin wili receiue hin. Iy maritd, 3 4Gith the bcavlof lifejand vnderſtanding doth friendly Mall Hee feee hin, and gine himehe * water of invreather Cwholefonie}wiferome to Minke. husband:fo 4 Meehall alure vim leife in ber, anu hall fhaliiullice not bemooucd, and ſhall holde puslelfe fat by pureand her, and Mali not be confounded. yndefiled 5 Dhe hal cralt hum abone his neighbours, gently enter- andin che middes of the congregation thall hee tcine her = pet His month: £ wits the (pict of wiledome, Jouets, and vnderſtanding Vall he fillhtm, and clorhe John 4.10. him with the garment ofgtozy.] 6 D|hethalcaule him to inherite ioy, and the trown of gladneſſe, and an cugrlaking namg- r Thatis, the day of death, Chap.4-. J gob 4.7 · kake 14,03. a Pfal,2 - Ecclefiafticus, 7 Wutloolih nen twil not take holde vpon her: (out ſuch as hane vaveritanding will meet bev: ] the tuners Wali not fee her. ; 8 for He ts farre from pride Cand Decette,] and men coat lie cannot remember ber: [but men of tructh {hall banat ber, and tall profper euen vnto the beholding of God.J o Piim ts not ſeemely ta the mouth of the finner : for shat isnot ſent of the Loz. Io But ik praiſe come of wiledome, Cand bee plenteous in a faithiull mouth J then the Lode will protper it. s! IL Gay vot thou, It is through the Lord that Iturne backe: fo2-cv0u onghteſt not to doe the things that be hatech. 8d 9390 sui 12 Day nat tion, He hath cauſed meto eyes for be bath no neede ofthe Ginfull man. 13 The Loꝛd hateth all abomination Cofers rour] and they that keare Gon, loue tt not. I4 * He made man fromthe beginning, and left himin the hana of his countell, Ee gane pim His conmandements and precepts F I5 Ikthou wiit, thou Wali obferue the com⸗ Mandements.and tete thy good will. 16 Debat fet water and fice before thees firetch out thy jand vnto which thou wiit. I7 *Before man is life and Death, goos and euill: J whathimitkety Hall ve giuen him. 18 Foꝛ the wiledome of the Loz ts great, and he is mighty in power,and beholdeth all things Ceantinualtp J . Ig “And the eyes lokthe Loare bpon them that feare bini, and ye knoweth all the works of man. 20 Hee hath commanded no man to doe vnñ· govlp, neither bath hee ginen anp nian licence to tnne: (for hee Geliveth not a multitude of infis Dels, and vupeoltable childzen] CHAP. XVI, t Of vahappy and wickedchildren, 17 Noman canhide himfzlfe fromGod. 14 An exhortation te the receruing of in/truction, Cire not tye multitude of haprofitable chil- Den, neither Delightin vngodly children; though they be many, reioice notin them, ercept thefearcofthe Lord be with them. 2 Trult not thon to their life, neither reſt vpon their multitude. 3 Foꝛ one that is tuſt, is better then a thon⸗ fand uch, and better tt is to die withsut chil⸗ mut, then to leaue bebinde Hum vngodly chil⸗ dei. fi u ME. 4 Fozby onc that hath vnderſtanding, hall the citie be tnbabtred : but the ftocke of the wic- ked Hall be waited incontinentip. 19 He § Many ich things haue J Rene with mine eves, and mine cave hath beard greatcr things then theſe. H, } ‘6° * Qu the congregation of the npani fall afirebekinaled, and among vntaithtull people Hall the wath be ſet on fire. 7 * Heſpaeed not the old giants which werr rebeilisus.trulting to thetr one tirength. 8 either (pared hee whereas. Lor Dwell, thofe whon be abhorred fog their pride. a peyan no pitic vpon the people that were Biitroped,and puiked vp in thetr fines. Hi Io * Gnd fo bee preſcrued the fire hundreth thouſand footenten, that were gathered inthe hardnelle of their heart, in attlicting roue an Gen.i.27. Fere. 33.8 Pſalʒa.i5. 16.hel 4. 13. Chap.24.95 lo. , Gen.6.4e Gen.19.415 a5. % Num, 14.183 16,20.an8 26,55. Apocrypha, mong the peopie, it ts marueile i he eſcape vn- punilbed; tor mercie and wiati are with dun: bets mighty te forgiue,and to powe our diſplea · ture, Ni 112 * As hts mercie isareat, fo ts his puniſh⸗ ier alfo's Hee iudgeth aman accopBing cope orks. “13 Whe vngodly Mall not efcape with his —— the patience of the godly Mall not be claped. 14. Weill giue place to all good Deedes, and every one Walt finde according to bis works, Cand aftey the puderifanding af bts pilgri- mage.) PERE ie; Ot 15 Whe Low barrenen Pharao, that hee (held wot knowe bim, and that his wozkes fhould bee Knowen bpon the carth vnder the hcauen. 16 Wis mercie te knowen toall creatures? he bath icparated bis ight from the Darkenes with! anradamant | 17 Say notthou, J wilt hide my felfe from: the Lo: : for who will thinke vpon me from a- boue ? J thal not be knowen in fo great an heape ofpeopie: for whatis my foule among fuch an iniinire number of creatures ? 13 Beholde, the heanen, andthe heauen ol heanens, which are fox Sod, the depth, and the earth, and all cthat therein ts, fhallbce mooned whenbewallviae “19 Qlithe world which is created and made by bis wili the mountatnes alfo and the founda: tions of the earth wall Hake fo; fare, whenthe Lezdlooketh uyon them H F 20 Thele things Borth no Heart vnder⸗ feat worthily, Cbut pe vnderſtandeth euery Par i ; i 21 And who vnderſtandeth his wayes ? and the tome that no man can lee? for the moſt pare of bis works are bid. 22 Aho can declare the warkes of his righ- teouſneſſe? o2: whe can abide them ? foz Hs od Bogs is far off, and the trying out of all things at cth. s 4 23 idee that is humble of heart, willconſider theſe things: but an vnwiſe and erronious man caftcth his minde vpon foolth things. 24 My une, hearken vnto mer, andlearne knowledge, and marke my wordes with chine beart. l as j i 25 Jwill Declare thee weighty Doctrine, any J will iuſtruct theecractlyinknowledge, < 26 The Lord hath (et hts workes in good 0z- Derfrem the beginning , and part of them hath bee aoaea froin the other when bee firit made t AALA ; g E j 27 Dre hath garnited his wozkes for cuer, and thetrbeginning ſo tong as thep Hal cnduve, they are not hungry nor wearted in their la⸗ bours,n62 ceale from their offides. of 28- Hone of then hindereth another, nei⸗ ther twas any of them dilobedient unto bis words LSO? 29 After this the Lord looken vpon the earthy and filled if with bis good things. 30 @Gith ail maner of lining bealts hath hee h coñeredthe Face thercof, and they returns into it again, = HUIS S Chap.xvij, and pitying them; in ſmitin xthem and healing ‘ them, with niercie and wiry chatalement. 37310) II Ghevefore tf there bee one itteneckeda⸗ 397 CoH APX VII 1 The creation of man and the goodneffe shat Gid- hath done unto tim, 20 Of aimes, 22. and repes- tance. T pe "Lord hath created man of the carth,and turned hun wntottagaine. 2: We gaue him the number of daies and cer- taing tines, and gauc bimpower of the things thatare vpemearty. ~ =3 oddee clothed them with ſtrength, as they Had neede, and made chem accozoing to his image, 9 4 Hee made ali fle tofeare him, fo that hee Had the dominion ouer the beafts,and toules, Sse L* We cevared ontgtbunanbelpertike yn Cew-2.22. , tobimfelie;] and: gauge: them diſcretion any TEPI Ge#.t,27, and 5.2, wifd,2.23, and 7.1,6. 1.cor,3 1.70 6013.10. | tongue, and epes,eares, and an heart to vnder· itand, and tirtlp bee gaue thema ſpirit, and ſe⸗ uenthly hee gaue them {peach to Declare bis wozkes. Í 6. Andhe filled them with knowledge of yna derſtanding. and hewed them good andeuill. 7 He ſet his eyes vpon their hearts,veclaring bato them his noble worka oo oo ; 8 And gane then occatien to retoice perpetie ally inbisimtracies, that they Mould prudenti Declare his works,¢ that the clect Hoult prayle hts holy same together. i 9 Belide this, hee gaue them knowledge, and gaue: thent the Law of ife foz an heritage, pe they might now know that they were mor· at, ] j OGM THES Ro S 10 Hee made anenerlatting conenant with them,and Hewed them bis iudgenents. Il Their epesfaw the matettic of his gloze 2 Througts their owne tranſgteſſion. and their eares heard bis glozious noice. 12 And hee ſayd vnto them, Beware of all vnrighteous things. “idee gane. enerp man aoe a commandement concerning bis neigh- out. t ; Eo Ma mhias si 13 Their wapes are enet before im, and are not hid fram bis eyeg, h 14 Cuery man from his pouth is giuen to entil, and their Fonie: Hearts cannot become b flety. t PET fagite è b Thatis, 15 Wee appointed a ruler vpon eijery peos foft & gen. ple, when he dunded the nations ofthe whole tle, forthe earth, f eid vad itis (agoned gig holy Ghoft 16 * Andee nid chute Iſrael, asa peculiat to write his people to bimieife, whom hee nouritheth wit Difcipline as his tirk borne, and giueth him mo louing tight.and Doth not forlake dim. 17 All their wozkes are as the Dunnebefope bi; ae bis eyes are continually vpon thete ayegi Hy Os nid gaue shapes gdussy Seen | 18 Mone of their vnrighteonſnelſe ts higne ama him, but all their nnes are befoze the 020. toh Ig Andas he is mercifull, and knoweth his woke, he Doth not leaue them nog ſorꝛlake chem, butipareth them. : Aup 20 * Che abnes of a man ts as a thing ſealed vp before brat, and hee keepeth the goon Deedes of manas the apple of the cyt, andagi ueth repentance to their ſonnes and daugh⸗ ters, dtir 3 ; 53 21 *Qtthe lak ſhall hee ariſe, and reward Aoe.23. 39, t a and thallrepaythete cowardypon their og angin i TEN 13 99 22 *But vnto them that will repent; hee 44s 3,19, giueth them grace ta returne, and spone Exad,20.16, 17. and 23s 330 lawes in. Deut. 4.205: and 10,1 > - Chap.29.33 i | Apocrypha. Ter. 3,12. nal * i 4,3 Su $, ay. Sen.i.i. Pfal. ↄ0. 10. ceertaine knowledge of his Death. rious Ring forenet] the pozttonof the veritie 23 *Returnechen vnto the Lord, and forfake thy finnes: make thy praper before hts face, and take away che offence. i 24 Turne againe vnto the moſt Dinh: fo2 he will hisg thee trom darkneſſe vnto wholefome fuch as Faite, with ree Cand fendeth them light :fortake thine vnrightesuſmeſſe, and bate: s iss Sbeatly allabemination, = %7 J 25 [Know the righteoulnes and iudgements of Goa: ſtand in the postion that és fet farrh foz: thze, and tn the payer of the molt hte Gov, and: goe in the parts of the Holp wolu wich fuch as , be titring and confeſſe Ged. í 26 * Aho can praile the mot High in the bel, flocke as Doe all they that {tue and confeffe him? 27 { Abide not thou tt tye errour of the vn⸗ godly, bur praiſe the Low before death.) 7121 28 Thaãnkekulneſſe pettiheth from the dead, as though he were not; but thelining , and hee that ts ound of heart pratleth the Lozd, Cand ve- foycech tn his mercie.] HUEN ; 29 dow greatis the lowing kindneſſe of the L020 our God, and hts compatiion unto luch as turne vito him in holineſſe i 30 Fo: all things cannot bee in men, bes taule the ſonne of man ts nortmmoztall, [and ae ae plealure ine che vanttte of wicked» nene. 31 Abat is moze cleave then the Sunne? pet fallit faite. foit iy ( 32, Do fie and blood that thinketh euil(hat be cepooued.J ) et 33 ie teerl the powerofthe high heau and all men are but earth and aies: 40% CHAP. XVII. CE The marucilons workes of God. 6. 7 Themi(e- rie and wretchedneffz of man. 9 Againfi Godwee ofzit not te complaine. zi The perfor ming of vewes. fae — for ever, * made all things to- I Lgether:the Lord who onely ts tuft, and there is none other but he, [ and be remaineth a victo⸗ 2 Dee osdereth the world with the power of pis hand and all things obey bis will: foz he go⸗ uerneth all things by his power, and dinideth the holy things from the pzophane. 3 Cowhem hath be stucn power to erpzeſſe bis wozkes 7 who wel lecke out rhe ground of bis noble actes? } nA Bho Hhalldeclare the power of bis qreat= neſſe? o2 who willtake vpon him co tell our his mercie? — s As fö: the woonderous woꝛkes of the Zod, there may nothing be takenfrom them, p neither can any thing bee put vnto them, netther map the ground of them bee found . Out. 6 Butwhen aman hath done his beft, hee inut begin againe, and when bee thinketh ta ast toanende, bee mull goe agatne to bis la⸗ Ours. - : 7 Chat isman? whereto feructh hee? what good o2 entllcan he Doe? 8 *Ffthe number of a mans Dapes bee an buydzeth veeres, itis much: and no man hath 9 As Dropsof raine are vntothe Seca, and Ecclefiafticus. code as a grauell fone is in comparifon of the ſanbe fo are a *thouland yeeres to the Dapes cuccla: :2,Pet.3.8. 10 Therefore ts { God J patient with them, and power) out his mercie vᷣpon then, Il Hee fawand percetued, that (the arro· gancie ef their beart, and their rume was ee utll:theretoze heaped hee vp his mercie vpon neſſe.)] 12 The mercte that aman hath, reacheth te his neighbour: but the mercie of the £020 is vpon all feiss he chaiteneth,and nurturety,and teacheth,and being ctl backe,as a tbepheard bts 13 e hath mercic on chem that receine diſci⸗ pling, and that diligently ſeeke after bis idge: ments. 14 € Dy fonne, when thou deel good, res pꝛooue noc: and wiatlocuer chen giueit, sieno diſcomfortable words. I5 Shall noc the deaw aſſwage the beate? fo fs a woꝛd better then a gift. 16 Lo, is nora werd better then a good gift? buta gracious man gtueth chem both. 17 @ foole wili reproch churlifily, anda gilt of tic enutous putter ont the eyes. 13 [Get thee righteoulnetle before thon come totudgement: learnebetoze thonſpeake, and vig Phylicke opener thou be ſicke. are Ig * Cramine thy (elte before thou be iudged. andin the Dayof the vititation thou Halt finde mercie. 20 Humble thy felfe before thou be ficke,aud —— thou mapett pet liime, ewe thy conuer· on. _21 Let nothing let thee to pap thy towe in time, and deferve notinta Beatl to bee refor⸗ mend; [fog the rewarde of God endureth foz ener-] , 22 Before thou pravelt.prepare thy lfe, and be notas one that tempteth che Lod. 23 Thinke bpon the * wath that Mall be at theende,aud the houre of vengeance, when dee 3 Mall turneaway hts faces s i -24° Uhen then halt enough, remember the time of bdunger: andwhen chou art rich, thinke vpon pouertie and neede i. (25 From the moning vntillthe euening, the time is changed: and all fuch things are ibong Done before the Lom. i ; 20; A wile man feareth inall things, and im theDayes ot tranſgreſſion hee keepech himſelte from unne: but the foole doeth not obſerue the time. 27 C Euery wile man knoweth wifedome, and knowledge, and prayſeth bint that lindeth tr. 23 Thep that baue vnderſtanding, deale wilely in wordes: Lthep vuderitand tie trneth andrighteou(nefle,j and powe out with moder. tie grauclentences{for»mansiife, o i. 29 Che chtefeauthozity of peaking is of the Lord alone: ta a mꝑrtall man hath buta dead heart. 33 30, €* Folga not thy tutes, butturne thee front thi ppetites. : eY 31 Foꝛ it thons iuelt thy foule per defires, it ſhall make thine enemies that enute thee, to laugh thee toicorae. 29) 32 Take not thp plealure in great poluptue oufnciie, | thems and themed chem the wap ot righteoub⸗ Port, Chap.7.175 6, Chap. a 1. 25. Rom 6%. andi 3.84. | Apocrypha. Gene, 19.33 1. king. th. EAT 6009 Lofhy 22st, 1 Ze ouſneſſe; and fatangle not thp ſelfe with ſuch compante. t ) 33 Become not a begger by making bankets of that that thou batt Gorrawed,and fo leane na- thing in thy purte: els thon thouldett tanner ouſly lie in wait foz thine one life. CHAP. XEX. 2 Wine and whoredome bring men to pouertie. 6 In thy words v fè diſtretionm. 23 The difference of the wafedsme of God and mas. 27 Whereby thou mayeft knew what iin man. Lahenring manthat ts given te Dunken= neles Maſt not be rich; ana be that conten; neth ſmail things, (hatltali by tittle and tittle. 9 2 * Cine and womenleade wile men out of the way, Cand put men of vnderſtandingto re> preofe.} ” j 3 Aud he that companieth adulterers, Gall become impudent: rottenneſſe and wormes hal baue him to heritage; and bee that ts too bald, Wall — awap and be made a publike er- ample. ORENS 4 Me that is haſtie to gine credite, ts light Minded, andhe chat erreth, ſinneth againſt his owne foule. i ' $n Cte fa retoyceth in wickeanefle, hallbee ~ punifhed: Cpe that hateth to be retozmed, his ite with a troubleſlome man, and hee that hateth Chaß. 22. 22 and 27.17. Lesit.19.17 wate, 18,55. Tames 3.2, fhalbe ſhortned, and be that abhorrech babbling of wows, quencher wickednelle :} buthethac reſiſteth pleafures,crowneth his owne Hule.. 6 Weethat refrainetl histongue, may itue babbling, hail pane leſſe enill: cant 7 Redearic not to another that which is told vnto thee: fo chalt thou not be hindꝛed. 8 8 Declare not other mens maners, neither te friend na foes and ikthe ſinne appertaiue not vnto thee reueale it not. 6 Foꝛ he wilihearken vnto thee, and marke thee, and wyen he findeth oppozcunitte, hee will hate thee. IO. HIEthouhak heard a wom tagain thy . neighbour, Ilet it die with thee, and bee fire, it Wili not buck thee. i ESN A I1 A fooletranaileth when hee hath heard a thing,as a woman that is about tobing foosth 12. As an arrow that Cicketh in ones thigh, lo is a woꝛd in a fooles heart. Chap. xix XX. obev him, hall receiut the fruit ofimmoꝛtalitie. 22 The keare okthe Lord is ail wiltome,and the performing of the Law is perfect wiledoime, and the knowiedge ofins almightie power. _ 21 HE a feruant fay vnto his matter, J will not Boe as ttpleafeth thee, though afterward. he Dait,be Hail diſpleaſe him that nourifheth bint 22 Che knowledge of wickeduefic isnot wiis Dome, neither is there pandence whereas the counlell ot inners is: but itis cuen execrable malice: and the foole ts vote of wilepome. 23 Weethat hath ſmall vnderſtanding, and Fearetl God, is better chen one that hath muc Uti pome,atua tan {geen ALE Law ofthe nok Agh. pii: ine SIIHG 30 01 BLING 24 There is acertaine (ubtittie thatis fine, but itis burizhtcous: and therets that weeſteth the open and manifest law : pet there is that is wile,and iudgeth righteoutly. Qi 2§ There is fome; that being about wicked purpoles , Dec bow Downe themfclues, and are (ad, whoie inward parts burnealtogether with Deceit she looketh Downe with bis faceandfat- neth himſelke Deafe:-pet betone thouperceine,bee will be vpon thee to hurt the. 26 And though He be fo weake,thathe can de thee no harme,pet when he may find opportunt· tebe wiiidoecuill, +- er t 27 €Aman may bee knowen by his looke; 4nd one that bath nnderanding, TREER ceiued by the marking of bis countenanter. »; 393. ; 28 A mans garment, ebiserceltinelaugh- C242. 2t ter and going Declare what perſon he is. —JJ— Ocorrectios and repentance. 6 To fpeake and kecpe filence in time, 17 The fall ofthe wicked. 23 Of lying. 24 The thiefeand the murtherer, 28 Gifts blinde the eyes of the Wifes eo oy De Were is ſome rebuke that is not comely: ae g Saints fomeman holdeth bis tongue,and he S t A = St? he ta 2. It is much better ta reprouethentobeare enill wili, and bethat acknowledgeth dis faulty ſhalbe pꝛeſerued from, burt. eae Jind 3 > As-* waen -a gelded man through tit Che?.30.20, toould dele a maide,lois he that vleth violence in iudgement. —— res 4 Mow good a thing is it. when thou att res proocd, to ew repentance! forla Malt thou ce 13 *Reprsouc a friend, let he doe euill, and tf ſcape wilfwitfinne. .... he have Done it,that be Doc it no moze. 4 14 Wepzooue a friend, that he may keepe-his tongue: and if be haue (poken, that hee fap tt no moze. ‘ 14 Tel thy friend his fault: foz oft times a —— railed, and giugno credence ty euery word katia gg i 16 A manfalleth with bis tongue , but not with bis wul: *and who ts He, thar bath noto kended in his tongut? 17 Reprocucthy neighbor before thou threas ten bin, and being without anger, giue place vnto the Law of the molt High. 18 The feare of the Lord ts the frit degree to bee recetucd of htm, and wiledome obtaineth bis tone, cclo Theknowledge of the commandements of the Lord is the Doctrine of ftte, and they that 5. Home man keepeth Miente andis fount ° toile , and ine by much babbling becommeth batefull. arip} 6 Homemanholdeth his touguebecaulehe hath notte anſwere: and fome keepeth litence, waiting a conuentent” time. y 7 * A wile man will hola his tangue till hee fee opportunities but a tritfler and a foole wilrge gard no time. Ari A seers 8 He that vleth many words halibe abhor red, and bee (hat taketl authoritie te himſelfe, Halt be hated. Sime h sags | 9 Panic mat hath oft times profperitic is wicked things, and fometime a thing that ig found bringesd loſſe. afte Io. There ts {ome gift that is not. profitable — there ts fone gilt, whole ewar is It Home’ , 20,33, { Erclf 3 - Cisap.3 24» hizm Apocrypha. Chap.6-5. O 2 649.252. Preu.13.12. and 28.19. Exod,33.8, deit. 16.19% - EL Sports man humbleth hinleife for gioztes on , and (ine By humbleneſſe lifteth up the ead. 7 t33 A 4 . y : 12 Home man bupeth much for alittle price: forthe which be paveth ſeuen times moze, < 13: *4 wile man with his words maketh him: (cife'te ber toued, but the merrie tales of fooles fhall be powred ont.’ 20 £4 Che qiftreceiued ofa foole Gall doe thee — neviber pet of the ennious for bis impo- clitittie: foz he looketh to receiue many things foi onethe gtucth litle,and he vpbraideth much; be opencth bts mouth like a tatone crier : today he lendeth, is morow alketh he againe, and ich one is to be bated of Gov and man, -310 15 “Uhe koole tatti A have no friend: F håne no thanke fo2 all thy geod Deedes and they that - cat my bꝛead ſpeake mil otme |” 16 ow oft, aid of how many fhallhecbee bi Laughed to ſcorne? for be compꝛehendeth notby tight tudgement that which hee bath ; auditts all one as though he had tt not, Jii Ey Ehe fatl — is very ſudden: ſo wall the fallofthe wicked come baittly. > 18 Ainan without grace ts as å kooliſh tale which is oft told by the mouth of the ignorant. 49 A wife fentente lofeth grace when it coms meth out of a fooles mouth; to: hee peaketh not in due aon. bys “720° Home man finneth rot becaule of pouer · y Hany poit noaren when he is alone. € owne foule, becane hee ts afhamed and forthe me man there is that deſtroyeth bis regard of perſons toleth it, 22 Some mah pꝛomiſeth vnto bis friend SA Mame, anp getteth au enemie of pim foz 123 t A litiga wicked Game tn aman: yeris if oft ithe mouthofthepnweie. >S S=. 24 A thiefe ts better theta man that ts acer: ſtomed to tte; but they both hall baue deſtructi⸗ on tö heritage. ~ 25 The conditions oflyars are bnvone#, and their fhameis euer with them, -'26'4 wile man hall bring bimfelfe to honour With his words and hee ehathath vnderſtan⸗ bing, {hall pleate great men. $ 27 “e that tilleth bis laño yat inckeale his heape: Chethat worketh righteouſneſſe Hail bee cralted,] and hre that pleateth great mein; hall baue pardon ofhisintquitic. | i 28 = Rewards and gifts blind the eyes of the wile, and make them Dumbe, that thepcaznot ~ reproue faults.’ | 29 Wiledome thatishid, and trealure that is boarded vp, what profit is tr them both? - eth Chap.§.§- Pfat.4i.4. Hare 65.22, 30 Better ts hee that keepeth his ignorance fecret,then a man that hidech bis wiledome. 31. Che necelarte patience of him that folow· ) the Lord, ts better then bec that gouerneth bis like withoat the Lozd. CHAP, XXI r. Notto continue in ſinne. § The prayer of the af- Acdcted. 6 Tohatete be reproued. 17 The mou h ofthe wife man. 26 The thought of the fooler ‘DY (onne, Dat chou fied? doe fo namo, “but pray for the fozrelinnes Ltyat thex niay be forgiuen thee.) r Eecleſiaſticus. sri 2 | Flee feom fine, as from a ferpent fortt thou commreit foo neere tt, tt will bite thee: the teeth therot are asthe teeth of a ipon, to fay the fontes of mem. i 3 All iniquitie is as a two edged ſwoꝛd, the wounds whereof cannot be healed. 4Strife and inturies waſte riches: ſo the poule of the pooudethalbe deſolate. § * Aheprayer of the poore going out ofthe mouth, commeth vnto the earesoftheLord, an’ luftice te Done Him incontiuentlp. mH 6 Cha fo bateth tobee refonned , isin the way of linners: but bee chat feareth the Lod conuctteth in beart. b 7 An eloquent talker is knowen afarce off: but he that is wile, percetueth when ge kalleth. 8 Catho fo buitdetl his houſe with other mens money, is like one that gatherech ſtones to make s graue. i 9 *The congregation of the wicked is like towe wrapped together; their ende is a flame of fire toDeltroy them. © 0 pets 945000. 10 he way af inners ts made plaine with Tones, butat the end thereotis hell, darkeneſſe and paines.] ibe NUNS IE de that keepeth the Lawofthe Lord, fru⸗ leth bis own affections thereby:and the tncreate of wiledome ig the end of the feare of Gos t 12 We thatisnot wile, will not ifer himſelke tebe taught: büt there ts lome wit that increa; (eth bitterneſſe. ié,Gouiied! solad 13. The knowledge of the wiſe ſhall absund like water that runneth ouer and his counlellts like @ pure fountatue of life. 14 * Che inner parts of a foele are like a bró. ken aea : bee can keepe no knowledge whiles inetga o — y): i Is CGhen a man of vnderſtanding heareth a wile word, Here will commend if; and increaleth iti but ikas ignoꝛaut man heare it bee will dife allow it, and caſt tt behind his backhe. 16 The talking of a koole ts like a burden in the wap, but there is comelinelſe in the talke of awii man, bi US a — J 17 Thep tiquife at the mouth of the wile manin the Congregation, and they Hall pore Der bis words in their heart. RG VOTE Te 18 Azis ax houle that is deltroped, fois wil- Dome ynta a feoleand the knowledge ofthe vn wife is as words without oder. © 19 Doctrine vnto fooles ts as fetters onthe feete,and Itkemanicles vpon the righthand. 20:* A foblelifteth np bis voyce with laughs ter, but a wife man doth (carce nile ſeccetly © 2i Learning is vnto a wile mana tewell of gold and like a beacelet vpon fis right arme. 22 Afooliſh mans foot ts foone tn hisſ neigh · bours houſe: but aman oferpertencets afya. nied to looke in. : j 23 A foole will peepe in at the Dooe into the Exed,.3 v. and 22.23. Chap. 16,6. HOr; keepeth rs vxder⸗ anding thereof, Chap.33-5. Chap.t9,. 27,28. . houſe: but hee that is well nourtured, will ſtaud withont: hoes 2204 24 It is the point ofa foolt) man to hearken at the Dooze; for hee that ts wile, willbe grieued with fuch diſhonour. 25 Tie lippes oftalkers wil be telling ith things as perteine not vnto them,buttoe wort of fuch as haue vnderſtanding, are Weighed tr thebaltance. — + 26 The heart. of fooles is in their month:but the mouth ofthe wile ts in their Heart. 27 Ahen Apocrypha. 27 Ahen the vngodly curity Satan, be cut- tets hts owne ule. | 28 *A backbiter Defilerh bis owne oute, and ts bated wicrefocuer be is:Cbut he that krepeth bis — and is diſcreete, Hail come to ġo- novi. Chap.28:13. CHAP. XXII. 1 Ofthe fluggard, 12 Notto fpeake much toa foole, 16 A good conference feareth nst, } A Hlauthfull man is like aa filthie tone, a.b That is, which euerie man mocketh at foz bis Wanie. like as the 2 A llouthtfuli manis tobe compared tothe idle tore b Dung of oren aud euery one that taketh it vp, gathereth WiU ſhake it out of his hand. moſſe and 3 An eull nurtured tonne is the dichonour ef filth, fodoth the fathers and che daughter is leak to be eſtee· the flothfull mep. both ficknes 4 A wife Daughter is an herttage vuto her ofbody and Hutband: butthee chat listh diſhoneſtly, isher corruption fathers beautneiie. of mind. -5 Dyce thatis bold, dihonoureth both her Andaseuery father and her huiband.Cand ts not infertony te man doth the vugodly) bur they both Hal deſpiſe her. auoya the ó A talzout of tunets as muficke in monr- filthines of ning: vut wiſedome knoweth the ſealons ot coz dung,and rection and Doctrine. fhaketh it 7 ho to teacheth afoole, is as one that off: fodoth glewet) a potiheard together, and as hee that heauoid the Wakerh one chat ticeperhy,from a ſaund ſſeepe. company of . 8 Iktchildren liue honeltly, and haue where⸗ idieloite- ith, they tall put away the hame of their pas rers, lethe tents. t bee accoun- Q ut if chilen be poude, with hautineſſe ted like vn- and kooliſhneſſe they velie the nobilitie of their to thème kinred. Io Mho fo telleth a foole of wifeaome,isas aman wbich ſpeaketh to one that is atleepe: when he hath told hts tale, he taith, CUhat is the matter? Chap. 38:16 - IL Xdeepe fo: the Dead, for hee hath loft the v light: fo weepe fo: the foole, for bee wanteth vite Derſtanding: make ſmall weeping fer the dead, foz be ts at ret: but tye life af the fooie ts wore b-i then the deach. :3 _ 12 Denen Dayes Bo men mourne forbin that is dead: but the lamentation forthe foole ano ee uld endures all the Dayes of their m lite. P 13 Talke not much with a foole, and goe not Chag.i 2.12. fo him that hath no vuderitanding, beware of ' bun leſt it turne the e to paine, and ict thou bee Dehied when he ſhaketh dinlle. Depart from him, and thou Malt tind reit, and fjalt not res ceiue ſorrow by bts fosliſhneſſe. I4 Mhat ts heauier cthen iead? and what o⸗ ther name would a foole baue? I5 “and and (alc, anda lumpe of yisn ig ea- fier to beare, then an vnwiſe ſ tooliſh ¢ ungodly manj Prou 277.36 16 As a frame of wood ioyned togetherina. building cannot be igoke wtth (batiag, tothe Heart that is ſtablihed by aduiſed countell, Hall teare at notime. : i 17 The heart thatis confirmed by diſcreete * — > tsas a faire plaiſtering ona platne all. MOVES Hae. Os 18 As reedes that are ſet vp on high, cannot abide the wind, fo the fearefull lilh imagination can endure no feare. att with fog. * Chap. xxij. xxiij. 19 Hee that hurteth the eye bringeth koorth teares, and hee that burteth the heatt, baingeth torth the actection. 20 Aho facatteth a fone at the birds, fray⸗ eth them away: and bee that vpbraideih big friend, bꝛeaketh kriend hip 21 Chough thou tewe a ſworde at thy friend, pet dipaire not: foz there may be areture ning to favour. 22 3f thou haue opencd thy month againk thy krieud. fearg not: foꝛ there may be a teconci⸗ liatton, fo that pphzaiding,o2 pride, 62 diſcloſing otfecrets,o2 a traiterous Wound Doe not let: fog by thele things euery friend will Depart. 23 Be taithtull vnto thy friend in his pouers tie , that thou mapet reiopce in bis pzoſperitie. Abide kedtak vnto him in the time of hrs trou- ble, that thon mayett bee betre witty him in bts heritage : oz pouertie ts not alwayes to be cons temaed, no. the rich that is fooliſh, tobee had in admiration. 24 ‘As thevapour and finoke of the chimney goeth befoze the relo cutl mods [rebukes and threatnings goe before bloobijedoing. 25 Jwulnoc be ahamed to defend a friend? neitger will J Hide my ſelfe trom Him, though be ſhould Dome harme; wholvener heareth it, Mall beware of bin. 26 Cbs thal fet * a watch befozemy mouth, and a feaic of wilevonie vpon mp lips that J fal not tbdenly by them, and that nip tongue De: ſtroy me not? CHAP, XXIII 1 A prayer ofthe author. 13 Of othes,blafpbemie and vnnife communication. 16 Of three kindes of finnes. 33 Many finnes proceed ofadultery. 27 Of the feare of God. host Lo2d, father and gouernour of alany whole life, ieaue me notte therr counietl, and ter mice not fall by | them. - 2 Cibo willcorrect my thought,and put the Doctrine of wiloome in mine heart, that they tay not ſpare me in mine ignorance, neither let j thetc faults pafe? , 3 Leaik nithe ignozances tneveale, and my finnes abound ta my deſtruction, aud teat 3 fail befoze mine aduerfatte, and mine enemics retopce ouet mee, whale hope ts farre front chp mercy. i —— 4 D Lond, father and God of my life, [ieaug me notin their imaginations Ineither gine me a pꝛoud looke , but turne away trom thy leruants a ſtout mind. § Cake from me vaine hope, and concupiſ⸗ cence, retaine him in obeBtence, that Delivery. continually to ſerue thee. 6. Lerno: the greedineſſe of the belly, norz luſt oF the few hola me, and giue notme thyſeruant ouer into an impudent mine. — i; ; GiHeare, D vechilden, the iuſtruction of amouth that hall peake truccy:who fo beepeth it Han not perii; thzough pis lips, [102 be hurt by wicked wozks. J Pais i 8 The iner thail be taken by hrs owne lips: for the enill (peaker andthe proud Dee oſtend by them. -g- *Qceuftome not thy mouth to ſwearing: [ fozin it there are many failes 5 neither toke bp toz a cultome the naming ef the Doiie plig. 399 PLalagy. 36 Or, wey lipra + [| Thatis, of the tonge: and lipse €x0d.20.93- chap. 27. 19. maith. $335» 34 Apocrypha. HOr inordi- nate [ivea- Tinge 2. Sams 16.7. Lfz.29, 15. Leuit.20,10 deut.22. 22. Exod 30, 14 pur : Cfo thou ſhalt not be vnpuniſhed io fuch things.2 PL ANAT f 10 Fo as a feruant which is oft puniſhed, cannot be without lomelkarre, fo he thatiwea- reth, and nameth Goo continually , Hall not be faultlette. II Qman that vfeth much wearing , hall be filled with wickcdies,and the plague hal neuer goe from his boule: when yee hall ofend, bis fault Hail be vpon him, and if be knowledge not bis finne,be maketh a Double offence; and it hee fweare tii vatte, he Mall not be innocent, but bis Houle ſhall be fullof plagues. _ : 12 Chere is a word which ts clothed with Death: God grannt that it bee not found inthe heritage of Jacob: but they chat fcare God , e6 chew ailluch, and are not wrappea in finne. 13 Ue not thy mouth to || ignogantraijnes : for therein ts the occafion of ſinne. 14 €E Remember thy father and thy mother - when thou ave {et among great men, leat thou bee forgotten ia their tight, and fo thꝛough thy cultome become a foole, and wih that thou hadſt not berite borne, and curle the Bay of thy nattuitte. I IS * Che man that is accuſtomed to oppzo> zious wordes, will neuer bee retogmed all the Bayes of pis life. _ 16 There are two forts [otmen] that abound in ünne; and the third bungeth wath Cand Re- firuction:] a minde hote as Gre shat cannot bee qhenched,til it be cenſumed:an adulterous man — giueth bis bodie no ref, tilbe pane kindled a tire. = 17 (AU badis ſweet to a whozemonger : pe wili not leaue off till he perih.) 18 A manthat bꝛeaketh wedlocke, and thin- Reth thus in bis heart, * Ihe lecth ine? J am compatled about with darkeneſſe: the walles couer mee: no bodte ſeeth mee: whom̃e necd J = feare? the moſt Pigh will not remember my ines. 19 Duc) a man only feareth the eyes of men, and knoweth not that the eyes of the Lord are ten thoufand times Righter then the inne, be⸗ holding all the wates ot men, Cand the ground ofthe Decpe,] and conlidereth the molt fecret atts. : 20 Hee knew all things o2 euer they twere made, and after they be bꝛought to paffe alla, he looketh vpon them all. 21 * The tame man ſhall be puniſhed in the ſtreetes of the city, Cand Wall bee chaled likea poung lole foale, ] and when hee thinketh not bpon t,he ſhall be taken: L thus thall hee be put to pame of euery nan,becaule he would not yn- Bertand thefeare of the Low.) _ 22 Gnd thus thall tt goe alio with euery wife thatleaneth ber hulband, and getteth inheri⸗ tance by another. 23 * Foz firil hee bath difobeped the Law of the mot High ,andlecondly the hath treſpaſſed agatntt ber owne huſband, and thirdly He bath played the whore in adultery, and gotten her chtldzen bp another man. ; 24 Dde hall bee brought out into the Con» gregario and cramination Malbe made of her children. i 25 Wer childzen Hall not take roote, and her branches Hall bring forth no fruit. 26 A hamefuil repose hall hee leaut, ans Ecclefiafticus.' ber repzoch Hall not be put ont. 27 And thep that remaine, Hall know that there ts nothing better then p fearcof the Lop, and that there is nothing (wecter then torake beca vnto the conmanDements of the Loz. 28 Jt is great glozy to follow che Loza , and ta be recetued ot bunts long life. * CHAP. XXUIL 1 A prayleof wiſedome proceeding foorth of the mouth of sk 6 Of her works and Wes where he re- feth. 20 Sheis gsuen to the children of God. V X7 Schone thal praife Her felfe land be hos noured in God, Jand retopce tu the mids of ber people. j i 2 Inthe congregationof the moſt igh hal He open her mouth, and triumph before his 3. [3n the mide of ber people hall he be eve altcD,anD wondeed atin the holy affembly, — ot i cet ol w wih he halbe mmended, and among fuch as be bleed , tye palit praled,and tal on] —— § Jam come out of the mouth of the moſt High, [Art bone befozeall creatures, : _ O ¥cauled the light that faileth not,to ariſe F oe heauen, J and coucred the earth ag a AOD, 7 Gy dwelling is abone tn the height, ang snp theoncis tn the pillar of the —— 3 J alone haue gene round about the come paſſe of heauen, and baue walked inthe bottome ofthe Depth. , - Prou 8,23. 9 JF ꝓoſſeſſed the wanes of the fea, andall Exod. 31. 2, the earth,and all people,and nations.[and with P/2l.132.8. my power haue J troben Dotwne the Hearts of Orin (ades all,both high and iow.) a Terebinth 10 Jnallthele things J) fought rek, anda is a bard Dwelling tn fome tnberitance. tree fpread Il So thecreatour of all things gane mee a abroad with commandement, and be that made mee appotir long boughs ted me a tabernacle, and (atd, Let thy Dwelling whereour bein Jacob, and take thine inheritance ty Iſrãe runneth the cl, and roote chy felfe among my chofen. * gumme cal- I2 He created mee trom the beginning, and leda pure befoze the wozld,and J Mall neuer fatle:“ In the turpentine, bolp habitation J bane feruea J fa which clen- was Jitabliſhed in SPion. feth the fto- 13 *3in the weibeloued citte he gaue mee reft, macke of and in Jerulalem was my power. < putrified hue 14. J toske ropte inan honourable people, mours, and euen in the portion of the Loꝛos inheritance. purifieth the is Jam ſet vp on hie like a cedar in Libanus, cares: ſo the and as a Cypꝛus tree vpon the mountaines of wiledome of Hermon. God decla- 16 Jam exalted likea palme treg about tye red in bĩs banks, and as arole plant in Jericho, as afaire Scriptures, oliue trecina plelant field, and ameratted aga ſpreadetha⸗ piane tree bythe water. - brod her 17 3| finelled as the cinamon, and asa bagge manifold of tpices: J] gauc a ſweete edeur as the beit branchgsof mpzrhe,as Galbanum,and onir, andfweet ftos knowledge rar and perfume of incenſe in an boule. and vnder. 18 As thee Cerebinth ,haue Jſtretched out Landing , to my branches, and my beancgesarethe baanches purge the of honour and grace. i __ inward eares 19 *Asthevine haue J bꝛought forth [freit] and corrup- of ſweet fauenr sand my flowers are the fruit of tion ofthe Honour ant riches. À foule, 20 J amthe mocher of beautifull loue, ana Iohn 15. ùe 3 P/al.19.10, il. Exod,20.1 and 24:3. dent. 4. 1. and 29.9. Gen.2. 11 Fofta.3-15. chap· 33.16. Apocrypha. of feare,and of knowledge ann of Holy hove, J giue eternall things to alliny chilen to whom od hath commanded. f 21 [(In me is all grace of life and trueth: in meisall hopoof life and vertue] i 22 Come vute meal! ye that bee deſtrous of me, and fill pour lelues with my fruits. 23 * For the remembzance of me ts faceter then bony,and mine ingertcance (Cmecter] then the bony combe: [the remembeance of nic indus teth fo: euermoꝛe.] * 24 They that eate mee, Hall Hane the moze hunger, ann thep that Minke me, Hall thivit the mazz. 25 Ciba fo hearkeneth vnto me, hal nat come to cõufuũon, and thep that twoke by me, hai not offend: (they that make me to bce knowen, ſhail paue cucrlaiting life.] 26 All thet things ave the beoke(oflifeqand the coucnant of the mof high God, [ ano the knowledge of the truth and the Law yý Molſes Lin the precepts of rightesuines] commanded fozan heritage vnto the boule of facob, Candthe promiles perteining to (cael. ] : : 27. Be nat weary to behaue pour ſelues nali» antiy with the Lord, that hee may allo confirme pou: cleauc vnto him: fo the Lord Aiinighty is but one God, Ebelioe him there is none other Ganor, i 28 [Dut of Dautd bis (eruant he ordeined to raiſe vp a mot mighty King that ſhould lic in the thzoncof honcur forzeucrmoze-] 29 Me hilecy all things with Hts wifename, as * Phyſon, and as Cygris in the time of the new trutts. : "a 30 He maketh bis vnderſtanding toabound {tke Euphrates, and as * Jorden inthe ture of the baruett. $ 31 He maketh the doctrine of knowledge to appeare as the light, and ouerfowerh as Geon in the time ofthe vintage. 32 The firk man hath not knowen her per- fectly; no moze hall the iatt ſeeke ber out. 33 Foz her couliderations are moze abundant then the (ca,and her countelits prefounder then the great deepe. 34. J wtiedome [haue cat out feads:) Jam as ant arme of the riuer: 3 runnemte Paradiſe as a water conduit. ; 35 Alayd J will water my Faire garden and will water my plealant ground: ‘and lec, my Ditch became a fiood, and my flood became a ea. 36 Foꝛ J make doctrine to Hine asthe light ofthe mozning,and J tighten it foz cuer. 37 [3 will pearce- thozowe all the lower Patis ofthe earth: 3 will looke vpon ail fuch as pean lighten all them that trutt inthe 20. ~ 38 J will pet powe ont Doctrine, as pmophe- fie,and leaue tt vñnto allages foz ener. 39 *Bebolde that J baue not laboured. foz ——— but foz all them that leeke toile CHAP. XXV. I Of three things which pleafe God, and of three which he hateth, 7 Of nine things that bee notto bee Eſpecied. 14 Ofthe malice of a woman, Chap.xxv. \ 446 T Wace things reioyce mee,and bythanam J beautified befaꝛe God and men ;* the vnity Gen.13.2,5. of brethꝛen, the loue of neighbours, man and a vom,12.10. wite that agree together. 2 ¶ Chace zts of men my fente hateth, and J vtterly abbogrethe lite ef them: apooze mar that ts pzoud,a rich man that isa liar, andan olde adulterer that Doteth, 3 3 (Fl thou bak gathercd nothing in thp youth, what canſt chou finde tu thine age? 4 €D how pleatant a thing ts it mien grav Headed men winiſter indgcment, and when the Eiders can give goon counfell! § Db, how comely a thing is wifetome vnto Aged men, and vnderſtanding and prudence ta men of honour! 6 Checrowne ofald men,ts to baue much eve periciicc,anD the feare of God ts their glory; 7 € There beninethings, which J haue iud⸗ Ged imine heart to be happy, tthe tenth wil J ponounce WIth my tongue: aman that while be lineth, bath ioy of his chudger, and (eeth the fall of bis enemies. | $ diGellis him that dwelleth with a wife of buderitanding, * and that bath not fallen with Chap.r4.2, dis tongue, and that hath not ſerued {uch agave and1g9.16, unworthy of him. iawmes 3520 9 (Geil ts hun that lindeth pendency, and be that (peaketh in b cares of them that wilbeare, Io € Db, bow great is he that tindeth wifes Donte! petis there Rone aboue hum chat feareth the Lav, k II Thefeareofthe Lom paſſeth all things in cleareneſſe. 12 [Bleed is the man vnto wham it is gran· ted to hane the feareof God. Unta whom Hall bebeltkencd that hathattainedDit? — 13 The feare of the Loz is the beginning of bis loue, and fatth is the beginning to be topnew unto him. 14 LE Chegreateke heauine ſſe is the heaui⸗ nefe ot the heart, and the greateſt malice isthe malice of a woman.) Is Giue me anyplague,faue onely the plague of the heart, and any malice, (auc the malice ofa woman: 16 Mꝛ any aſſault, fauc the aſſanlt of them that parao any Bengeace, ſaue the vengeance of tiyg nemp. 17 There is not a moꝛe wicked head then the head of theferpent,and there is no wꝛath aboue the math ofan|jeucmp, ; 48 *3 bad rather Dwell with a lion and Da- hOr, wove gon, then to keepe boule with.a micked wife. Prou.ꝛ21. 19. Ig The wickedneſſe ofa woman changeth ‘her face, and maketh ber countenance blacke ag lia facke. 20 Wer hulbandis fitting among his neigh» — becauſe of ber bee ſigheth (oze 02 bee be are. S 21 All wickedneſſe is but littie to the wicked⸗ nei of a woman: let the postion of the finner fall vpon her. 22 Asthecliming sp ofafandy way is to ths feete of the agen, fo ts a wits fullof words te a quiet man.. ; 23 *Stumble not at the beauty ofa twoman, Chap.42 12 and Delire her not fos thy plealure. 2 fam. AN. Be 24. Jfa woman nourity her bulband, Hee ts and 13.2. Angry and impudent and fuli of reproch. 25 A wicker wife maketh a lop heart, an * || Orya besre: hulband in hegutneſſe Gen. 3-6. 26 DE the * woman came the beginning of idem 2.54, finne,and through Her we all Die, ; 27 Giur the water no pallage, [ no not a lit⸗ tle, Jneither gine a wicked Woman liberty ta go cut. 28 JF Mewalke not in thineobedience, [hee fhall confound thee inp fight ofvpine enemies.) a To withe Gut her of then from thp Ae: Giur her,anv ‘billof di- folate bev. ES 3 — C H'AP. XXVI, x The praife ofa good woman. § Of the feare of three things,and of the fourth, 6 Of thecealous and drunken woman, 29 Of two things that cauſe for- row,and of the third which moueth wrath. Leſſed is the man that hath a vertuous wifes Fo? the number of bis prercs hall be Double. 2 An bonek woman retopceth her hufoand, and thee halt itl the perts of hts life with peace. A 3 A verttious woman is a geod portion, gs poet halbe giuen foz a gift unto luch as frare — the Lov. ; 4 Uibether aman be rich oꝛ poore, be bath a good heart toward the Lord, and they fail at at times hane acherefullcountenance. § E There beethecethings that mine heart feareth,and my face ts afraid ofthe foutrhitrea- ſon in a citte,che aſſembly of the people,ann falig acculation: all theleare beauterthen Death. 6 C But the lorow and gcicte of the heart is & woman that ts iealous over an other: and fhe that continuneth with all, is a (courge of the TONGUES LP 7 An enill wife ts as a yoke of oren that DW Diuers wayes: hee that hath her, ts as though be held alcozpion. ; 3 Aodunken woman, and ſuch as cannot be tamed,ts a great plague:foz the cannot couer her owne wame. > g The whoredome of a wontan may be kno- wen inthe pride of ber epes and epe lids. 10 @* jf thy daughter be not thamefak,hold her ſtraitly, leatt the abule ber ſelfe thaough once much liberty. i Il Take heede ofher that hath an vname- aa epe.and marueile not it he treſpaſſe againſt thee. 12 As one that gorth by the way, and ts thir: fty,(o foatl ihe open ben mouth, zdzinke of cuery a Chap 4% 11 and open her quiuer againd enerp arrow. 13 The grace of a wite reioyceth her hulband, and fecdeth bis bones with her vnderſtanding. ‘isagiftofthe Lezd.ethere ts nothing ſo much worth asa woman well inſtructed 15 A thamefait and fatthtull woman is a dou⸗ ble grace,and there ts nowaight tobe compared vnto hercontinentminde. | 16 As the ſunne when it arifeth in the high places of the Loꝛde. fots the beauty of a goon wife theaznament of her boufe. 17 Aschecicarelightis vpon the holy can peutie to is the beauty of the kace in a ripe ge. l 18 Ag tije gulben pillars ave vpon the ſockets j * att ' 5 — pha. Eccleſiaſticus. CRE- ute countenanceand s wounded minde, weake of ſiluer: fo are fayre keete with a conſtant hands and feeble knees, and cannot comfort her nert water shy euery hedge ſhall hee ficdowne,. ali 14. A peaceable woman,and ofa good heart, - minde 19 CjDerpetuall are the foundations that bee layd vpon a ttrong rocke: fo are the cominaun⸗ pemi of ODD inthe heart of an holy woe man. ; 20 Wy ane, keepe the ſtrength of chine age ſtable, and gtue not thy ſtrengthto ſtrangers 21 Uhen thou bat getten a kruitkull poſſeſſi· on through althe fields, owe it with thine owue {ecd,trulting in thy nobility. : 22 Ho thy Locke that thal line after thee hal aaa trutiing inthe great liberality of their nobility. 23 An harlot iscompared toa ſowe: but the wite that ts married, is counted as a tower as gaink Death to her bulband. 24 A wicked woman is ginenas a reward ta a wicked ear ae woman ts giuen to bim that fearcth the Lod. 25 Ahamelelle woman contemneth hames nb a ſhamefaſt weman wiil reuerence ber hut JAND. 26 A hameteMe woman is compared to a- is ne: but he chat ts tamefak,reuerenceth the LoD. 27 @ moman thethonoureth ber huſband, ſhall be indged wile of alt: But (he chat Belpiierh Hui, athe diazet for her pride. 28 A leud crying woman, a babbler tet ber bee ſeught vout to ttusaway the encnues: the mind oi cueryntan chat liueth wi h luch hall be conuerſe at among the troubles otwarte 29 Chere bee two things that grieue mine heatt, and the third makcik meangry: aman of warte thar fitcreth poverty: and men of vnder⸗ ianding that are not ſet bp: ¢ when ae Depar= teth from righteouines vnto tinncs fhe Lord ap» pointesh fuch to the fecozd. ; 30 [ There Le two things which me thinkes to bee Hard and periilous, Jamerchane cannot lightly keepe him from wongand a vittailer ts net without finne. CHAP, XXVII 1 Ofthe poore that would berich. 5 The probation of the man that feareth God, 13 The vaconflantnege ofa foole, 16 The feercts of friends are not to be vt- tered, 26 The wicked imamagineth ewillwhich turneth upon himſelfe. Ecauſe of ponerty haue many finned: and * pee that feeketh to be rich, turneth bis epes ne et ihe we v i 2 Asanatle tnthe wall ficketh fax betweene the idynts of the ftones, fo voeth finne ftickebes tweene thelelling and the buying. 3 JE tee Hold him nor diligently inthe fare of the Lozde, bis boule Mall ſoone bee ouers thrower, pi . 4 As when one ſikteth the filthineie remap» neth it the fiue, lo the fitth of man remainech in his thought. 5 The fornace proneth the potters velcl: *fo P/o.27.21. Doth{remptation] try mens thoughts. 6 * Thefrnitdeclarech tf che tree haue bene Mat.7.57. trimmen : fo the worde (declareth} what man Hath im bis heart. - -7 Wait no manercept thouhaue heard his talke; fo thists the trtall of men. $ Ca Prou.23.4. 1 tt 6.9. Apocrypha. 8 QFE thou foilowet righteouſneſſe, thou fhalt get her,and put ker on as a faite garmrnt, {and halt dwell with ber, andthe Mai nefend thee fez euer: and in the Day Of knowledge thou fjalt find ſtedtaſtneſſe. ‘ 9 Che birds relort wnto their like : fo daeth i tructh turne vnto them that ave practt(ed in et. Io As the lion watteth fo? the beat , fo doeth Finne vpon them that voe enill, i IL Whe talking of him that fearcth Gov, ts HA wiledome: as to: a toole, hee changeth as the oone. 12 Fehon be among the vndiſcreet, obſerue the — haunt til the allembly okthem that ace wite, 13 The talking of fostes iz grienous theit {pert is in the pleafureof finne. 14 *The talke of him ò ſweareth much, ma» keth the batre to and bp ; and to rine with fuch toppeth the earcs. Is The Arife of the proudeis blodſhedding, and theirt ſcoldings ace grieuous to peate. Chap.19.10 ` 16 *Ahoſo Dilcouereth ſecrets, loſeth bis and 22. 22, Credit, and findeth no friend after bis will. 17 Lone thy friend ann be faithful onto him; bnt ikthou beweayert his ſecrets thou Walt not get him againe. 18 Jorasa man deſtroyeth his enemy,(o doeſt thou deſtroy te friend hip of thy neighbsur, 19 Gs one that letteth a birde goe ont of his hand, fo ifthou ginet euer chp friend thou cant not get him againe. 20 Follow after him no moze, foz bee is too farre ott: beis asa roe eſcaped owt of the ſnare: Coz dis (cule is wounded.J 21 As fo: wounds, they may bee bound vp as gaing: and an enill word maybe reconciled:but po [o bewzayety the ſetrets of a friend , bath loft all bis credit. ness 22 Hee that winketh with the eyes, imagi- nerh enill: and bethat knoweth him, wil let him e alone. 23 CHihenthon art prelent,he wil fpeak ſweet⸗ ly, and praiſe chp words: but atthe laſt hee will turne hts tale,and Lander thy ying. ‘ 24 Many things baue J hated, but nothing fo enill as fuch one:fo2 the Loꝛd allo hateth bime 25 Aho lo caſteth a oncon bigh , cattert tt bpon bisowne head; and he that inuteth with guile, maketh a great wound. : P/al7. 45. 26 iha ſo* diggeth a ptt, Hall fall therein, prow.26,27, [and bee that layeth a {tone tn his neighbours eccles.ko, 8 Way. Mal Rumble thereon, Jand he that laveth a * {nare foz another , Galbe raken in tt bimbel. 27 He that werketh euill, Halbe wrapped in euill, and thal noc know from whence they come vnto him. 28 Mochkerie and reproch follow the proud, and vengeance lurketh fo: them as a lvon. 29 They that reioyce at the kall ol the righs teous, (hall bee taken tn the (hare , and angut hati conſume them betoze they die. ; 30 Delpite tanger are abominable things, and the finfullimants fubiect to them bath. CHAP, XXVIII Preu.t2.8. 1 We ought not to defire vengeance,bnt to forgiue the offence, 13 Ofthe vices of the tongue, and of the - dangers thereof, | - s Chap. xxviij. qor Œ * that (ceketh vengeance, hatl find bene Dew, 32.35° * gane ofthe Le:5, and pe will ſurely kecpe rom 12,19 2 tFo2gine thy neighbour the burt that bee Man ougkt Hath Done to thee, fo hall thy Annes be fozgiuen not to ſceke theeallo when thou prayeſt. vengeance. 3 Should aman beare hatred againE man, and * delire forgiueneſſe of the Lordẽ 4 Wewill Hew no mercy toa man, which is Tike himlelte: and will Yee alke foartuenciie of bis owne finnes ? 5 Athe that is but Heh, nouriſh hatred, cant ae of Gov, ) wha will intreat foz hrs 6 Remember the end, and let enmitic pafe: imagine hot Death an’ Beltruction to another throne anger, but perſeuere in the commande- 7 Remember theconmiandements : fo hale thou not bee rigozous againſt thyneighbour: Ceonhder diligently] the Conenant of the mof Wigh and forgine his tgnozarce. 8 * Deware of ürte, and thou Malt make oy — fewer: foz an angry man kindleth 9 Gud the finfullman diſquieteth friends, aud beingeth in faile acculations among thent that be ar peace. IO * As the matter of the fire f¢,foitburneth, and mans anger is accogding te his power:and acceding te bis riches bis anger increaleth, & the moze vehement the anger tg, the moze ts hee inflamed. — It An batie bꝛawling kindleth a fire,and an Hattte lighting thendeth blood: [a tongue that beareth falle witneſſe, baingethdcath] f I2 Ifthou blow the parke, tt Mali burne : if thou foit vpon it, tt Hall be quenched, and both thele come out of the mouth. 13 + * Abborre the flanderer and Double ton: ie a i uch haue deſtroyed many that were 14 The double tongue hath difquieted niae nyg Diuen them from nation to nation: trong Cities hath it bzokenDowne, and ouerthꝛo weñ the houſes of great men: [ the ftrength of the people barh it brought Downe, and beene the Be= capotmighty nations] 15 Che venbie tongue hath cat outmany — Women, and rebbed theni oftheir la- g. 16 Who fo hearkeneth vnto it, Mall neuer find ret, and neuer Dwell quietly. 17 The ſtroke of the roo maketh markes in the fleil), but the troke of the tongue breaker the bones. 18 Chere be many that haue periſhed by the edge ofthe ſword, but not ſo many as haug fal- len bp the tongue. $ : 19 Uell is him that is kept fromanentt ` tongue , and commeth not iutheangerthercot, _ which hath net drewen in that poke, neithee bath beene bound tn the bands thereof. 20 Foꝛ the yoke thereof is a poke of yzon, and the bands of tt are bands of bzafle. 21The death thereofts an cull Death : Hell twere better thenfuch ene. 22 Ft hal not haue rule oner them that frare gron ither Hall they bee burnt with the flame 23 Such asforlake the Lord, hall fall cherin: Cee ang é 6, 14; Chap.3. Fo Pros, 26,25 tThetongue Chap.21.28, a Thatis, the tongue which faith, and vofaith, or fpeaketh one thing, 8 thinketha- nother, Or, tongue which ſpea⸗ keth neither our of the new orolde Teftament, but of theie own braing, f Apocrypha. aud it hatl burne thent, and no man halbe able to quench it: it Hal fall opon them asa liom and Deuonre them as a ieopard. 24 edge thy pofleflion with thornes, and ` wake Doozes and barres to: thy mouth. + Ofweldo- ing. Dern, 5.78 WAS. 426 bake 6 35. Dan. 4.24. Mat.6,20. Beke 11, Ate and 12.336 |. atts to, 4. 2, tim, 6.18, 19. HOr, gine thine almes fecresly. T0b.4.8,95 10,11. t Of ferti- Ip. a Ashe isa foole that is fuertie for c- uery man: fo is he vngodly that inno wife will be fuertie for any man. 25 Binde vp thy liluer and gold, and weigh shy words in a Balance, and make a Done and a barye, Land a fure beidle) foz thy mouth. 26 Beware that thou five not by it andfo fall befoge him that lieth tn wart, Cand thy fal be incurable,cuen vato Death, J C H AP. XXIX. 1 Doe lend money and doe almes. 15 Of a faithfull man anfwering for his friend,24 The poore mans life. H Œre that will hew mercy, t lendeth to his Ancighbour: and bee that bath power ouer bimlelfe, keepeth the commandements. 2 * Lend to thy neighbour in tune of bis — and pap thou thy neighbour againe in due ealon, 3 Reepe thy word , and deale faithfully with him, and chou halt alway finde the thing thatis necellary fo: thee. 4 Wany whena thing was lent them, rece Konedit tobe found and sricucd them thathad G Helped thes. ; —— § Cillcheyreceine, they kife his hands, and fo: thcir netghbours goods thep bumble their voyce: but when they Would pay agatne, they prolong the terme, and ginea careleſſe auſwere, and make ercufes by realon of the time. 6 And though Hebe adle,pee giueth he ſcarce she halfe again, reckoneth the other as a thing found: els bee Decetueth hun ofbis money, and maketh bim an enemy without a cauſe:he paicth pim with curling and rebuke, and guieth bin eutll words fo} bis good Deed. 7. There bee many which refule to lend bee caufe of this inconuentence, fearing to bee De» franded without cauſe. h 3 Det haue thou patience with bim that hem- bieti himſelle, and deferre not mercy feom bim, 9 Welpe the pooze foz the commandements AREAN turne bint net awap, becanle of bis po» Boetie. e 10 Lolethymoney fo: the brothers € neigh: bours fake tlet it not ruft vnder a Tone to thy Deltruction. I *Beftow the treaſure afier the commande. ment of the moft High, and it Hall being thee moze profit then gold. : 12 Lay bp thine* almes in thy ſectet cham · bers,and tt Hall keepe thee from all affliction. 13 CA mans almesis as apurfe with him, and fhall keepe a mans fauour as the aple of the eye, and afterward Mall tt ari and pay enerp man his reward vpon bis head.) s 14 It Hall fight for thee agatn& thineene- mics, better then the chield of a ſtrong man, o} fpeare ofthe mightic. — B p Is An bonek man is * luerty for his neighe bour : buthe thatisimpudcat,fortaketh him. 16 Forges not the friend ſhip of the ſuerty:for be hath layd dis life foz thee. Bis tu Che a wicked delpileth the gaod Deed of s ſuerty. 18 The wicked will not become ſuertie: and bee that is of an vnthanketull ninde, ſforſaketh pint that deliuered him, Ecclefiafticus. 19 [Home man premileth for his neighbonre ap eae hath lott his honeltte,bee will foz- chim. 20 Huertiffip bath deſtroyed many a rich man, and remoueth them as the wates of the fea: mighty men hath tt driuen away from their boules, and cauled them to wander among ſtrange nations, 21 A Wicked man tranſgreſſing the commans Dements of the Lod, Wall fall into ſuertiſhip: and he that medleth much with ether mens bus fines,ts intangled incontronerites. 22 @ Delve thy neighbour acceding ta thy power, and beware that thou thy feite fati not. 23 * Che chiefe thing oflife ts water, and bitan and clothing, and iodging to couer thp hame. a shee 24 t The poore mane life in bis owne lodge, isbetter then delicate fare tn another mans. 25 Bettlittle oz much , hold thee contented, that the houſe (peake not euill of thee. 26 Foꝛ it is a miferable life to ge from Houle to boule: foz where thou art a ranger thou Da ret nat open thy month. 27 Chou fhalt lodge and feed vnthankefull men, and after fhalthaue bitter words foz the ame, faying, 28 Come, thou ranger, and prepare the table,and feed me of that thou batt ready, 29 @ine place, thou ranger, to an honou⸗ rable man: my bother commeth tobee lodged, and J] baue need of mine boule. 30 Thele things are heauy toa man that hath vnderſtanding the vpbzaiaing of the boule,ana the reproch of the lender. CHAP. XXX, 1 Of the correction of children, 14 Of the com- moditie of health. 17 Death is better then a forow- full life, 22 Of the ioy and forow of the heart. H € that loueth bis fonne,*canferh him oft to Il feele the rod, that bee map haue top of him intheend. i 2 Heethat chaffileth bis fonne, hall haue ioy in bim, and Mall retopce of him ameng bis acquaintance. j 3 Hethat*teacheth yis ſonne, grieueth the enemie, and befoze bis friends He Hal reioyce of dim, 4 Though bis father dic, yet is he as though hee were net Bead: foz hee hath lett one behint Dim thatistkebtm. è 5 Jubis lfe he ſaw him, and had fop in hint, and was not (oy in bis Death, [neither was hee ahamed before his enemies. ] 6 Helleft behind him an auengeragaink his enemies, and one that Mould Mew faũour vata is friends. : 7 Hethat flattereth his fonne,bindeth vp bis wounds , and dis heart ts grieucd at euery cry. 8 An bntamed hoꝛſe will be Rubbozne, and a wanton child willbe wilkull. f ; 9 Jfthoubzing vp thy lonne delicately, hee hall make thee afratoe: and if thou play with him,be ſhall bꝛing thee to heauineſſe. 10 Laugh not with bim, leait thou bee ſory * bim, and let thou gna the teeth inthe end, Cha?.36,36 + Sober lie uinga Prou.i 3.245 and 33:13 Deu. 6, Fe U * Gine him no libertie in hisponth, and Chey.7-23. winke not at his follp. ; j 12 Bow Apocrypha. + The praife of health, a Likeas meat that is fetvpon 12 Bowe Downe bis necke while beis yong, anb beate bim onthe fines whiles Hee tsa chid, leſthe ware Rubbone, anv be diſobedient guto thee,and fo bzing ſortow te thine beart. B Ciattile thy childe, and be diligent there» in leaſt bis hame grieue thee. I4 @t Better is the poore being whole and — then a rich man that ts allicted in bis 2D . Ig Wealth and ſtrength is aboue all gald, and & whole body aboue infinite treafure. 16 There ts no riches aboue a {ound body, and neiop aboue the toy of the heart. 17 Death isbetter then a bitter lite, [t leng reft] then continuall ſickeneſſe. 18 a Ehe goodthings that are pow2ed ona mouth hut vp, areas meaſſes of meate let vpon a graue. Chap, xxxj. xxxij. It Therefore Hall his goods bee ſtabliſhed, andthe congregation Wall Declare his almes. 12 It thou ſit at a coſtly table, t open not thy mouth wide vpon it, and lay not, Behold much meate, * 13 Remember that anenilleic ts a hꝛew:and what thing created is wozle thena wicked epe? foz tt weepeth foz every caule. ; 14 Dtretch not thine hande whereſoeuer it locketh,and thautt it not with it into she Bik. 15 Confider by thy felfe him that isty thee, and marke eneryp thing. — 16 Eate modektly that which is fet before thee,and deuoure not leit thou be dated., 17 Leane thou off firt fo: nurturesfake, and be not ynfatiable, leatt thou offend. 18 Ahen thou fittest among many, teach nos thine band out firt of all. 19 * How little ia fufficent foz a man well 402 TTemperans cic, thegraucsof - io Ahat good doeth the ofering vnto an dead menis izole? foz he can neither eate, noz (mell: ſo is be vnpiofitable that is pertecuted of the Lord, Land bearech che fot that they a m Chap-37.29, taught?and thereby de Beicheth not in his cham⸗ ber, [no feeleth any paine.] 20 Awholefome Acepe commeth of a tempe: eat it not; e- uen foknows ledge inhim fi rewardotiniquity.] — 3 20 Heeleeth with bis eyes, and groneth like * as — man, that lieth with a virgine and ighe that ope· 21 * @iuenot ouer thy minde to heauineſſe, neth notbis any verenot thy felfe in thine owne countell, mouthtovt- 22 The toy of the beart ís the life of manana terit,isvn- g mans gladneffe ts the prolonging of bis Dayes. profitable, 23 Loue thine owne feule, and comfort thine Chap,41.14. Heart ; Deiue lozrome farre from thee : fo? for Chap.20.3. row hath flaine many, and there isna protite Prow.t2.25. therein. andt5.13- 24 Enuy and wath Hozten the life,and care · and.t7,32. fuinelle baingech age before the time. 25 Gnoble and good heart will haue confide- ration of bis meate and Bier. CHAP. XXXI. x Of couetou[nes. 2 Of themthat take paine to gather riches, 8 The praife of a rich man without a fault. 13 We ought to fize diunkenne [fe and follow ſoberneſſe. | XK 7 Akingt aftec* riches, pineth a way the pea) W body, and the care thercofaztucth away : eepe. ———— 2 This waking care breaketh the ſſeepe, as > & great fickenefic bꝛeaketh the fleepe. f 3 The rich hath great labour in gathering riches together, andin his ret pee istiiled with pleatures. af cP 4 he poorelaboureth intiuing pooꝛely, and kuben he leaueth oft heis fttllpoore. — şs Hethat loueth golde, hall notbeinkifier, ana hee that folieweth cozruption, Hall haug enough thereof. Chap8.2, 6 * anpare deltroyed by the reafoncf gold, and baue found thetr Beftruction before them. 7 It is asa ſtumbling blocke vnto them that ſacrifice bntoit, and cuerp foole is taken thers- with. i ros n Luke.6.34. g Bleficuis the ‘rich which ts found without * Af ` blemiſh, and bath not gone after gold, [noz ho⸗ pein money and treafures.] | mg 9 pots hee, anv wee will commend him? fo: — things hath bre Done among bis peop vs = 10 Aho hath bene tried thereby, and found perfect 2 lec hist bee anerample of glory, who might offend,and hath not ofeuded,02 Doc guili, AnD hath not Done tt. > wer ratebelly hee riſeth yp inthe mozning, and is well ət cale in bimfelfe ; but paine in watching and cholericke diſeaſes, and panges of the belly are wih an vnlatiable man. i 21 Jfthonpatbene forced to eate, arife, woe feozth,2 vomite and then take thy reft ;[ fo thou fjalt dzing no fickenefle vnto thy bady. J 22 My losne, heare mee, and Delpile me not, and at thelat thou fhalt Ande as J haue tolde thee : in all thy wozkes bee quicke, {0 thall there no lickeneſſe come vito thee. 23 *CUiboiots t tiberall in hts meate,men hall blefie him: and the teltimony of bis honeſty fyall be beleened. 3 j i 24 But againſt him that is a niggard of bis meate, the whole city Hall murmure: the teltis monies of fis niggardneffe Mall be fure. 25 Dhewe net thy valtantneite tn wine : foz *wine hath Deltroyed many. : 26 Che fornace proucth the edge in the tem · pering : {o dath wine the hearts of the proud by drunkenneſſe. 27 *CGine ſoberly drunken, is profitable foz the life of man: what ts bislife that is oucrcome with wine? ric. l 28 Aine was made [fromthebeginning] to make man glad, [æ not foz Dunkennefe.] Aine mealurabiy Duunker and in time, bringeth glad⸗ neile and cherekullneſſe of the minde. 29 Gutwine Diunken with ercefie, maketh bitterneffe of mind with bzawlings a ſtoldings. 30 Dꝛrunkennelſe increaleth the courage of a. foole, till he offend : diminiſheth his ſtrength and maketh wounds. 31 * Rebuke not thy neighbour at tye wine, and defpile him not in bis mirty ; giue bim na Delpitetull wo2ds, and pꝛeſſe not vpon him with contrary words. CHAP. XXXII, I . An exhortation to madefty, 3 Letthe ancient [peake. 14 To gine thankes afterthe repaſt. 15 Ofthe feare, faith and confidence in God, Fa thou be made the matter ofthe feaft, + liftnet +Humble- thy [elfe pp, but bee among them, as one of nefie —— y take Diligent careto: them, and ſo fit fa] ne. i m 2 Ant when thou haſt pone all thyduty, ae Eee 2 Domne, a This coun: fel only con- cetmningthe — helthofthe | body,isbere — alledged, ra- therfor ares medi¢to belpe dige- — fion vntoa weake fto- macke,then for an inſtre⸗ Gion to to-= lerateintem= | perancie : for furfetting is - forbiddé vs, Luke 21,34. Prou.22.9. f Liberality. Tudeth 13. 2,8, Pfal.te4.1§ ꝑPro.z3 1.4,50 6,7. Chas ao.i. "Apocrypha; Downe that thou mayeſt bee merry with them, and receive acrowue fog thy good behaniour. 3 Dpeake chou that art the elver : foritbe- commeth thee, but with ound iudgement, and binder not muticke. i 4 Powe not out wordes, where thercisns aNDicuce, * and Wer not feozth wiledome out of time. i She conlent of muſicians at abanketis as a lignet of carbunele (ct in gold. 6 Qudasthe fignet of an Emmerald well trimmed with gold, fo ts the melody of mulicke “ra pieafant banquet, 3 [@iue eare, and be fill, and foz thy good bebantour thou halt be beloved.) © 8 Thou that artyong, lpeake ifneedbe, and pet ſcarcely when thou act twiſe alked. i 9 Compzeehend much in feta wodeg : [in many things be as one that ts ignezant : 9 bec as one that vnderſtandeth, and pet hold thp tongue. 1 PE thou be among * great men, compare not thy felfe vnto them: and when an elder ſpea⸗ keth, babbie not much. AP SS II ‘Before the thunder goeth lightning, and before a ſchamefaſt man goethfauour. T2 Htand vp betines,and be not thelat, but get thee hone without delay. 13 And there take thy paſtime, and dee what thou wilt, fe that thou doc none eutl, 02 vie proud words. ; 14 But aboue all things giue thanks onto Him that bath made thee, and repleniſhed thee with his goods. k ` If @ cAholſo feareth the Lorde, will receive ule Doctrine,and they that rile earely, ſhall tinde anour. 16 Hee that ſeeketh the Law, hall bee fitled Pert : but thebppoctite Rall bee offended thereat. 17 ‘Chev that fearethe Lorne, Hall finde that — is righteous, and ſhall kindle iuſtice as a ight. . _ I8 An vngodly man will not be rekormed; but findeth out ercules according tobis will. 19 @ man of vnderſtanding Delpifeth not counſeil: but alend and pꝛoud mai ts not tou⸗ ched mith keare, euen when he hath done rathly. 20 [Mylonne ] Boe nothing without aduiſe⸗ ment : fo ſhall it not repent thee after the deede. 21 Goe not in the wise Anil thou malet tall, Roz where thom mayeſt ttumble among p Rones, neither trult thou inthe way that ts plaine. 22 Anv beware ofthine owne children, Cand fae a of them, that vee shine owne boufe» olde. 23 In euery good tomke, be of a faithfull heart : foathisis the keeping of the comman Demenis. port se 24 Aho fo helecucth infithe Lowe, keeperh the commandements: and hee that truſteth in rhe Lod hall take no burt, CHAP, XXXIIL 1 The deliucrance of him that feareth God. 4 The anfiwere ofthe wife. 12 Man is in the hand of God,as the clay is inthe hand ofthe potter, 23 Oj emili fers wants, Tet hall no euill come vnto him that + fea reth the Lowa : but when he ts in tentation, be wil Delingr him againe. Ecclefiafticus. 2. A wiſe man hateth not the Law : bue hee —— an hypocrite therein, is as a ſulp ina 3, Aman of vnderſtanding walketh Faithe pes s the Law, and the Rawe is faithiull vn⸗ 4 i F. j 4 Asthe quettion is made, prepare the ane ſwer, and fo walt chou be heard + be lure ofthe wMattsr.and fo anſwere. § Che heart ofthe * kosliſh is like a cart labore and bis thoughisare like a roling arels ree. s 6 As awild hore neyech vnder euery one that fitteth vpon him. to is a ſcoruefull friend. 7 iby doeth one Day ercell another, ſeeing thatthe light of the dayes of the peere come of the funne? 8 Cheknowlerge of the Lome hath partes them aſunder, and he bath by them Bilpalen the tintes and foleinne frats. 9 Dome ol thembath be cholen and fancti» fed, and feme of them hath be put among the Bayes to number. Io And all men are of the * ground, and Qe Dam was createdout of thecarth ; but the Lord hath diuided them by great knowledge, and Made thet waves diuers.· Il Game ofthem hath he bleſſed and exalted, and fone of them hath he fanctified, and appro⸗ piate to himielfe : butfome of them hath hee. turiet, and bought them low, and put them out oftheir citate. < l Iz * As the clay izin the potters hand, too- Der it at his pleative, ave mes alfo in the hand of heir Creatog, fa that he may reward themas likerh Him bett, l _ 13 Againk euil is good, and againſt neath islite: {ots the godly againſt the finner, and tye vngodly againſt the faithfull. 14 Do in allthe woke of the mek High thou mayeſt ſee chat there are cuer two, ont againit auotber, 15 E Jam awaked vp tat ofall, as one that gathereth after them in the vintage, In the ble ting of the Lod Jam increaſed, and banc filled my winepii like a grape gatherer. 16 * Behold, how Jhaue not laboured onely fp my felfe, but foz al! theni that ſeeke Knows edge. 17 Heare me, D pee great men of the peopte, and hearken with pour cares, pee rulers of the congregation, MERTI 18 Giue not thy fonne and wife, top brother and Friender, power ouer thee while thou lined, and giue not away thp fabitance to another, left it repent thec, and chou intreate for the fame againc. : Io As tong as thou liueſt, and bhatt breath, J a give not thy felte ouer so any perfon. Thei 20 Foꝛ better itts that thy childrꝛen ſtoulde 3 tnat, pray onto thee, then that thou thoulvestlooke bp Jet —— tothe hands othychildren. ky — 21 An all thy workes be excellent, that thp "S a i honour be neuer tained. wh en théu 22 Gt the time when thou fale ende thy halt comme. Daves,and finih thy life, Bikeivute chine vabert = . hed tance. 3 23 C The fourer; the whip, and the burden bis hand. belong vnts the aſſe: and meate, cozvection and werke vnto thy ſeruant. 24 Ithon (et thy ſeruant to inbors he Y 1 Chap.31.26 Gent. 27 aad 2.7. Mi.4 5. 9. rom 9.20, 21 Chap.24:39 Apocrypha. {halt finde reſt:but ikthon let him go idle, be hal ſceke libertte. 25 The poke and the whippe bow Downe the Hard necke; fo tame thine eutil ruant withthe Whips and correction. ð ) 26 Send him to labour,that be goe not idles fo: idleueſſe baingeth much euill. 27 Het hin to worke, f9? that belongeth vne to brm; if he be nor obedient, t put on moze hea· uie fetters. 28 But be not exceſſiue toward any, and with out Bilcretion Doc naching. ; 29 * Ji thou hane a faithfull ſeruaut. let him be hnto thee as thine owne foule; fo2in blood batt fyon gotten him JE chou haue a ſexuant, entreat bim as thy brother: foz thou batt need of him, as of thy felfe. It thou entreat hun cuill,and be run Away, wilt thou feke hun? CHAP, XXXIIII. t How flaues were orde- red in olde time. Chag.7.20. Of dreames, 13 The praife of them that fare God. 18 The offerings of the wicked. 2% The bread of the meedie. 27 God doth not akow the workes of an vis- futhfall man. Te hope of a fooliſh man is paine and falle, t and dreames make fooles to bane wings. 2 Cho reqardeth dreames, is like Dins ag — hold ofa ſhadow, and fellow after e wind, 3 Enen lols it theappearings of Deeames, as the likeneſſe of a face ts before another face. 4 hocan bee cleanfes by the vncleane? 02 what trueth can be ſpoken of a liar? S Soothlavmgs, wtichcraft and dreaming, is but vanity, and a mind that ts occupied with kantalies, is as a woman that trauaileth. 6 Mbheras mch vitions come not of rhe moſt Digh totrie thee, fet not thine heart vpon them. 7 Fo: Deeames haue Deceiued many, and they hane fatted that put their trait therein 8. The law ſhalbe Aled without lies, ang wildome ts fufficient to a fathi month: Cwhat knowlege baty he that is notttied: A man chat is inſtructed, vnderſtandeth much, and hee that bath good crperience, can talke of wiſebomẽ. 4 IO He that hati no experience knoweth litle, and he that eereth,is fullofcraft- IL Uhen J wandered to and fro, 3 fatu ma- npthinas , and mine vnderſtanding ts greater then Z can expꝛreſſe. +Deeames, 12 J was oitttinesin danger of Death, pet T twas Delinered by theſe things. 13 @Ghe ſpirit of thole that feare the Loyd, fall line: fo their hope is in him that can helpe yem. 14 Mho fotfeateth the Lod, feareth uo man, neither ts afraid: for he is his hope. I5 Elenen is tye foitte of him that feareth the Lod: in whom putteth be bis trut? mho ts pis ſtrenugth? 16 * Jro? the cpesof the Lord haue reſyect vn⸗ tothem that loue him : he ts their * mightte po- tection, avd trong ground, a Defence from the Heate. and a hanot fo: the noone Day,a firccour from ftumbling,and an belpe from falling. 17 ie fettety vp the foule,and lighteneth the eyes: he giueth health, lite,andbiciling. Prowzt.ay 18 Ce that giveth anakering of vnrigh The feare of the Lord, Pal; 3.18. Pfal91.1,2. Chap. xxxiiij. xxv. teous goons, offereth a mocking facrifice, and the gitts ofthe vnrighteous pleãſe not him. 19 CiBut the Lud ts theirs ouely, that patie entip abide Dim in the way of truth and righte · ouſneſſe.) 20 The moft High doeth not allow the t offe. The offe- rings of the wicked , * neither ts hee pacified foz rings of the finne by the multitude of facrifice, wicked and 21 ibo fo bꝛingeth an offering of the goods their prayer, of the pooe, Dorth as one that tacrificeth the Prew.1 5.8. fonnebefore the fathers epes, : 22 The bacad of the needkull is the lite of the pooꝛe: bee that defraudeth him thereof, ts a murtherer. 23 De that taketh away his neighbors lining, Hlapeth him, * and he thacdefrandeth the labons Dewt.r4.14, ter of his bite,ts abloodſhedder. ¥5.chag.7. 24 @cdiben one buflaeth,¢ another breaketh zo. Downe, what profit haue thep then but labour? 25 hen one prayeth, and another cuclerh, whofe voice will the Lozd heare? : 26 *iee that watheth himlelle betauſe ofa Numb.tg, Dead body, and toucheth ttagaine, what auate 11,12, leth his walking? 27 * Soisit with aman that fatketh forbis 2. Pet.s.20, finnes, and committeth them againe : who will 21,22, Mere bis prayer? oꝛ what Deth bis fatting belpe f 7 ee P. apes fa 1 Oftrue facrifices,14 The prayer of the fatherles and ofthe widow,and him that humbleth himſelſe. I V yr fo keepeth the Lawe,” bringeth ones 1. Sane r Se tings enow:hethat holdeth faf the com. mandements, foftereth an offering oflaluation. 5,6,7. 2 Hee that ts thankefull to them that haue + Truc ſacri⸗ well delerued, offereth Aine flowee:* and bethat fices, giveth almes,(acrificeth pzaiſe. Phil.g.18. 3 To depart framentti ts a thankfull thing to the Lord, and to forſake vnrighteouſneſſe is a reconciling puto bim. } 4 *Ghou Walt not appeare emptie before Exed,23.15 the Loz. f and 34.20, s Foꝛ all thele things are done becaule of the dew: 16.16. cominandement. 6 *Cheokting of the righteous maketh the — rb * the ſmell thereot ts ſwecte before emo . 7 he lacrtfice of the righteous tsaccepta: a il the remenibzance thercof fall neuer be 20tten. 8 Giue the Loza his honour with a gom anu liberall epe, and diminiſh not ihe Gr fruites of thine hands. i 9 *In all thy giftes thew a foyfullcaunte: 2,C0r.p,7. nance, and Bedicate thy tithes with gladneſſe. IO Giue bnto the mot High according as he bath enriched thee, *and looke what thine hand is able.gtue with a cheercfull epe. — TI Foꝛ the Lo: recompenſeth, and will gine thee feuen times ag much. 12 *Diminih nothing of thine offering : foz De will not receive it and abltcine from wong. full facrifices: foz the Lod is the Judge and re» gardeth no*mans perfor. 13 Wee accepteth not the perfon of the peoe, but be heareth the praper of the oppreſſed. 14 tee delpileth not the delire ofthe father: leſſe noz the widow, wher {hee powreth out her player, Cee 3 15 Doth Gene 44,50 T0b,4.8. Leuit 22.28 22. dent. 15. = l. Dent, 10.17. 2.chro.t9.Fe 30b.34,19. wif 6.7. ath. 10 34. rom 2 11.¢al.2.6, ephe.6 9. cod, 3.25. 1.pet. 147. 22.ere. 7.3g +Againft the | wicked, Fese.tO,35- tA prayer for the god- lye XXod.4.23. Apocrypha. theerkoe there is none other God Is Doth not the teares runne downe the wis Dowes cheekes? and her cry ts agatnit bin that cautcd them: Cfo? from ber cheekes Doe they goe pp bute heauen, and the Lord which heareth them,doth accept them. J 16 He that ferueth the Loza hhallbe accepted paid fauour, and bis paper tall reach veto the elouds. 3 : 17 The prayer of him that humbleth himlelke, goeth chozow the clowns, and cealeth not till it come neere, & wili not Depart till the mot High haue ectpect thereunto totudgerightcoully,and G tO execute iudgement. 18 And the Lord wil not be ſlacke, nor the Al- mightie mill tarie long from then, till hee hath finttten in finder the ſoynes of the vnmercifuli, and auengedbimielfe of the beathert,till he haue taken away the multitude of che cruel, g broken the (cepter of the unrighteous, till he gue euery man after bis workes, and reward them atter their Denices,tili he Hane iudged the cauſe of his people,andcomfozted them with bis mercy. 19 Db, bow fatre a thing ts mercy in the time ofauguifh g trouble! Jets like a cloud of raine, that commeth in the time of a dꝛought. CHAP, XXXVI. 1 A prayer to God inthe perfon of all faithful mex, againft thofe that perfecute his Church. 22 The praife of a good woman. He mercie bpon bs, D Lod God ofall things, and behold ns, and [Mewe vs the light of thp mercics,] 2 GAndlend thy feare t among the nations, which lecke not after thee, lthat they may know that there is no@od but chou,and that they map ſhew thy wondereus workes.} 3 Likt vp thine *hand vpon the ſtrange na⸗ tiong that they may lec thy power, 4 Asthouastfanctified tn vs befo2e them, fo be thou magnified among them before vs, § That thepmapknow thee, as twee know but onelp thou, D Lozd. 6 Renew the fignes, and change the won: Ders, ſhewe the glorie of thine hand, and thy tight arme,that thep may Weto foozth thy won Berousacts, se 7 Katte vp thine indignation and pote out — take away the aduerſarie, and (nite the enemte, 8 Wake the time ſhort:remember thine oath, that thy wondcrous wozkes map be prat(ed. 9 Let the wath of the fire conſume them that apean let them periſh that oppzeffe the cople. 10 Amite in hinder the heads ofthe Pꝛinces that bee our enemies, and fap, There is none o- ther but we. IL t Gather all the tribes of Jacob together, {that thepmay know that there is none ocher M Sod but onely thou,and that they may hem thy woenDdDerous Workes, Jand inbertte thou them as from the beginning. 12 D Load, haue mercy vpon the people that is called by thy Pame ana bpon Flrael,* whom thou haſt likened to a firt borne fonne. 13 Db,be mercifullynto Jerufalem the citie of thy Sanctuarie,the citie of thy ret. 14 Fili Bion, that it map magnifie chine ozas Ecclefiafticus. cles ana Gil thy people with tip glopp. 15 Gine witnes unto thok that thou haſtpolſ· fefied trom the begtnning, and.ratle vp the proe phectes that baue beene thewed in thy flame. 16 Reward them that waite fo: thee,that thy HPꝛophets may be found faithfull ` 17 D Log, heare the prayer of thy ſeruants. according to the*blefling of daron oucr thy peo⸗ ple, Cand guide thou vstu the way of righteouſ⸗ nefe] that all they which Dwell vpon the earth, map knowethat thou art the Loz the eternali ov. 18 (Tbe belly deuoureth all meates , pet is one meatebetterthenanother. Ig Asthethoate taſteth venifon, ſo doeth a wile minde difcerne falfe wos. _ 20 Afroward heart beingeth griefe, buta man of erpericnce will rete tt. _ 21 woman iş apt to receiue euery man: pet is one Daughter betterthen another. 22 The beautte of a woman cheareth the face, and a man loueth nothing better. 23 Jf there be tn her tongue gentlenes, meek- nefe, and wholefeme talke, then ts not per puf band like other men. 24 Wee that hath t gotten a pertuousꝭ wo man, bath beguune to get a poſſeſſion: fhe ts an helpe like vnto bimtclfe,¢a pillar toret vpon. 25 There no hedge ts,there the poffetlion ts {poyled: and be that hath no wife wandereth te and fro,miourning. — 26 ho will truſt a thiefe that is alway reas Ble, and wandereth from towne to towne? and likewife him, that bath no ref, and lodgeth wbherelocnerthe night taketh him? CHAP XXXVII 1 How aman fhould know friends and counfellerse 12 Tokeepe hu companse that feareth Ged. a E Clery friend faith, t3 am a friend vnto him alfo: but there is feme friend, which is onely a friend in name, à 2 Remaineth there not heauines vnto death. —— and kriend is turned to an enemie? 3 D wicked preſumption, from whence art thou {prung vp ta couer the carth with decett? 4 *Gbere is fome companion which in pꝛo⸗ {peritie reioyceth with bis friend: but in the time oftrouble he is againſt bim. } § There ts fome companion that helpeth his friend foz the bellies fake, and taketh vp the buckleragaintttheenemic. i 6 Fogetnotthy friend in thy minde, and thinke spos him in thy tiches, Seeke t no countell at him oftwhom thou act ſuſpected, and diſcloſe net thy counfell vnts fuch as hate thee. ; 8 *Guery countellerpratleth his owne couns fil: but there ts ſome that counſelleth foz him- elle. 9 Beware ofthe counſeller, and be aduiſed alorelwherto thou wilt ule himfoꝛ be wti coutne feit for himſelke lett he caſt the lot vpon thee, 10 Gnd fap vnto thee, Thy way ts good, and afterward be tand agatnt thee, and looke what fpatl become of thee. ah _ It (Alte nocountell fo, religion of him that îs without religion, nozo€ tuttice, ofbim that bath no iuſtice,J nor ef a woman touco Num 6.23. +The praife of a good woman, Of friend- thip. Cbap.s.io. fofvhom we ſhould take counſel Chap.8.13. and 915, Or, what need he hath Apocrypha. ching her oftyhom hriz felons, to. ofa coward in matters of warre, nor ofa merchant concer- ning exchange, noz of a buyer fo? the fale,noz of an enuious man touching thankefulneſſe, noz of the viunercifull touching kindneſſe, C uozofan vnhoneſt mat of honettic) noꝛ of the ſlouthfull £o: any labonr no: of an hireling to: the finthing ofaworke, nor ot an tole Ceruant foz much buli- neſſe: hearken not vnto theſe tn any matter of counfi, ‘ 12 But bee continuall with a godly man whom thou knowelt to keepe the commaunde- ments of the Lode , whole minde ts according tothy iminde, and is fozp foz thee when thou ſtunbleſt. i 13 Take caunkll of thine owne beart: foz there ts no man moze faithfull onto thee, then it. 14 Foramans mind ts fometimes moze accu: ftomed to fhew moze then ſeuen watchmen that fit aboue in an bie tower. Is And aboue all this pray tothe moft High, that be will Direct thy way in tructh. 16 Let reaſon goe betoze euery enterpziſe, and countell befoze enerp action. ; 17 € Che (changing) of thecountenance is | a ligne of the changing ot the beart: foure things appeare, good and cull, life and Death, but the — hath euermore the gouernement ouge em. 18 € Some man ts witty, and hath inſtruc⸗ ~ ted many,and pet iz unprofitable vate hinilelfe. Or, wifes ames ~ K 1Oftempe- tance, Chap. 31.195 JOr.takerh bcede. 7 OF Phyfi- sians and Phyficke, Ig Some man will be wite in words, andis Hated, yea he is deſtitute of all ffoove, | 20 Becaule grace ty not gtuen him of the 1020 ; fo? he ts deſtitute of all wifedome. 21 Another is witle foz himicife, and the es of vnderſtanding are fatchfull in his mouth. 22 A wife man infrncteth bis peopie,and the fruits of his wiſedome faile not. » 23 wile man thal be plenteoufly bleffen,and all they that fee him, fhall thinke him bleffen. “24 The life of man ſtandeth in the number —— but the dayes of Iſrael are innume⸗ rable. 25 A wife man hall obteine credit among bis people,and bis name hall be perpetuall, 26 My mime, pꝛooue thy foule in thy life and fee what is eutli foz it,and permit it not to doit. 27 Fo: ail things are not paofttable foz all men, neither hath cucry loule pleature in euery thing. TRE Í 28 Be not t greedy inalldelights,and be not too batty vpon all meates. i 29 * fFoꝛ ercefleofmeates bringeth fickneffe, ‘and gluttonie commeth into cholericke difeates, 30 By furfeit baue many perthea; but he that PDieteth himlctfe,pzolongeth yis life. CHAP XXXVIIIL 1 A Phyfician is commendable. 16 To bury the dead. 24. The wifedome of him that is learned, prp the + Dbyfician with that honour IAthatisaue vnto bun, becaule of neceſſitie: fo? the Loꝛd bath created him. ; 2Foꝛ of themott iigh commeth healing, and be hall receiue gifts of the king: tereta 3 The knowledge of the POdplician lifteth bp his head, andinthe aght ot great men hee bullo ‘Chap, xxxviij. ‘Way andremember the laſt end. 404 ſhalbe in admiration., 4 The Lod hathereated medicines of the al and bee thatts mile, will not abbozre hem. § Mas not the water made ſweete with — that men might knowe the vertue theres 6 Hohe hath ginen men knowledge, that a ae bee glozified in bis wonderous orkes. 7 Uith lich Doth he heale men, and taketh away their paines. 8 Déluch doth the Apothecary makea com fection, & pet be cannot finit bis owne workes fozofthe Lod commeth peolperiticand wealth overall the earth. ip: $By fonne, fatle not in chp fickeneffe, but — vnto the Loꝛd, and hee will make thee e: Io Leaue oſft from finne, ¢ order thine bands ree > and clenle thine heart from all wicked⸗ I Dier Cweete incente, and fine floure foz a remembzance: make the offering fat, for thou are not the tart giuer. i 12 Then gtue place tothe Phyſician: foz: the Lod hath created him: ict bim not goe front thee, fo2 thou batt neede of him. { 13 Che houre map come, that their enterpzi· {es may baue goon ſucceſſe. 14 Jo thep allo thall pray vnto the Lode, to (uch vies that hee would protper that, which ts giuen askeeap- fos cafe, and their phylicke foz the prolonging of pointeth, Ig We that ſinneth before his maker, let him fall into the bands of the Phylician 16 My tonne, * powe toozth tearesoucrthe ¢hap.22.11, Dead, + and begin to mourne, as ikthou handelt + Ofmour- fuffcredD grearharme thy (elfe,and then coucr bis ning, body according to bis lappointment,andneglect HOr the crs nothis burtall. t 17 Wake a gtteuouslamentation,and be ears nett in mourning, and vſe lamentation as beets worthy, and that a Day o2 tiwo, leatt rhoube euiũ {poken of, and then comfozt thy felfe toz thing — cherninen I 02 of heauineſſe commeth death, and the Prone. rg heauinelſe of the beart bꝛeaketh toe ftrenath. and — 19 Df the affectionof the heart canmech ſor· rowe, and the life of im that is afflicted, ts. ace cozding to bis hearts CHE 20 Take no heauineſſe to heart; driue it as Exod.1§.35 Iſa. 38. 2,5. t God be⸗ ftoweth firt his benefits, and we muſt rendera pors tion thereof, — 21 Forget it not: foz there is no turning a= aye thou fhatt do him no good , but hurt thy 22 Remember his iudgement: shine allo that pe igh vnto mec pelterdap , and unto thee ap i ; j , 23 *Deeing the dead is at ret let his temem: 3.82.32. bzance reft, and comfozt thy lelfeagaine fo: him, 3% when bis (pirit is Departed Frombim, 24 € The wiledome of a learned man cont meth by bling well his vacant time 3 and be that cealeth from bis owne matters andlabour, map come bp wifedome. - 25 owcan bee get wiſedome that holseth the plough, and hee that hath pleaſure in the goade and in driuing oxen, and ts occupied in he ade and talketh but ot the bacede of ERS 3 Eee 4 26 Dè x "Apocrypha 26 ipee gineth his minde tomake furrowes, and is Diligent to give the kine fonder. 27 Sots tt of euerp carpenter, and worke- matter that laboureth night and day: and they that cut and graue feales, and make ſundry Di» nerlities, and giue themſelues to counterfeit fmagery,and watch toperfozmethe woke. 28 The Smith ts like maner abideth by bis anal, ana Bocth his Diligence to labour the zon: the vapour of the fire drzieth his fle}, and e muſt fight with the heate of the furnace; the noyle of the hamnier iz ener in bis eares, and his syes looke till vpon the thing that bee makech: bee ſetteth his minde to make bp bis workes: therefore he watcheth to polit it perfectly. 29 So Doreth the potter fit by his wozke : bee turneth the wheele about with hisfecte: beets caretullalway at bis woke, and maketh bts worke by number. Tey 30 ie fathtoneth theclay with bis arme, and with bis feetehe tempereth the hardneſſe there- of: bis beart imagineth howe to couer tt with lead and bts Diltgence ts to cleante the ouen. 31 All thele hope in their hands, and euery one beſtoweth his wiſedome in pis work. 32 Wit hout theſe cannot the cities bee main» tained,noz inhabited, noꝛ occupted. ; 33 And yet they are not alked their iunge. mentin the countellof the people, neither are they hizin the cangregation, netther fit they vps onthe iudgment feates, no: vnderſtand the or· Der of tultice : they cannot Declare matters , ace coꝛding tothe forme of the Lawe, and thep are not meete for hard matters. : 34 But they mamtatne the Cate of the woꝛſd, and their detire ts concerning thetr wogke and occupation. CHAP, XXXIX, t Awifeman, 16 The workes of God, 24 Wuto the goc, good things profite, but wutothe ensk, etsen good things are ewik, Peony thatapplicth his minde to che Lato of the mot High, and is occupied in theme- ditation thercof, feeketh out the ! wifedeme of alt * ancient and exercileth hunleifetn the pros peles, i : 2 Wee keepeth the layings of famons men, and entreth in alſo to the ſecrets of Darke ten- tences. 3 He ſeeketh out the myſtery of graue ienten: tes and exerciſeth himſelfe indarke parables. 4 He thall ſerue among great men, andap» peare before the prince : he thal trauaile through Trange countreys: for hee Hath tried the good ane the cuill amonganen. § Hewwill gtue bis heart to reſort early vnto the Lord that made him,; and topray before the wmaolt high. and will open bis mouth in prayer, and pzayfoz bis finnes. 6 Uhen the great Lord will, be Hail befil- fed with the Hpirit of vnderſtanding, that bee niay powe out wifelentences, and giue thankes vnto the Low tn his prayer. - oe 7 idee Hall direct his counſell and know · legg: fo hall he meditate in his ſecrets. S8 Hee ihal Hew koorth his ſcience and lear⸗ — ag reioyte in the Lameand couenant of 023. . Ecclefiafticus. 9 Many Hall commend his vnderſtanding. and his memozy ali neuer be put out, no? dee pact away: but his name ſhall continue from ge» neration to generation, 10 * Che congregation Gal veclare his wife» Tome, AnD Hew it IL Though he be dead, he Haul leane agred» ter fame then a thoulana: and tf he liue tiii, pe ſhall get the tame. 12 Det wiil J peake of moe things ; foz J am full as the moone. 13 Hearken wnto mee, pee holy chilnzen,and bring foorth fruttas the role thatis planted bp the brookes of the fictd, 14 And giue pea ſweet ſinell as || incenfe and bing foogth floures ag che ittie: giue a faell, and fing a fong ef pꝛayſe: bleſſe the Lozd in all bis workes, j i Is Oiue honour vnto his Mame, aud ſhewe foozth bis prayle with the fongs sf your lippes, oe with harpes, and pee all fay after thts maner, 16 *All the wozkes cf the Lord are erceeding good, and ail his commandements are done ta Due feafon. h 17 And none may fay, Ahat is this, whert- foe is that? toꝛ at time connenrentsthep fjall all be fought out: at bts commandement the water ſtood as an heape, andat the wo: of his mouth the waters gathered themſelues. 18 His whole fauour appeared bp his comman⸗ rh > AND nouecan Buninith that which yee ill fane. 19 The works of all fleth are befoze bim, and nothing can be hid front bts epes. 20 Hee ſeeth from eucrlatting to cuerlaſting, and there is nothing wonderfullyntobim. 21 A man neede not to ſay, Abat is this? wherefore ts that 2 fox hee hath made all things fo? their owne fe. 22 His bleſſing ſhallbrun ouer as the reame, and maiten the earth ike a flood. 23 As hee hath turned the waters into falte neie fo thal the heathen feele bis wrath. 24 As his wayes ate plaine and right vnto the ste fo are they Runibling blockes tothe cked. 25 € Soz the good are good things created —* the beginning, and euill things foz the ers, j x 26 * The pincipaltthings fo: the whele pie of mans life is water, fire,and pron and falt, and nieale,twheate and bony, and milke, the blood of the grape and opte and clothing. 27 All thele things are for good to the ped lp z but to the linners they ave turned nto euill, ge OF 28 Cherebe tpiries thatare created for vette Seance, Which in their rigo? lap on {ure ſtrokes: in the time ok deſttuction thep Hew foorth their power, and accomplit the wath of pim that madefhem = DWAT he t 29 * Fire, and haile and famine,and Death: all theſt ave created foz vengeance. i 30 The teeth of wild beaks, ethe ſcoꝛpions, and the derpents, andthe ſworde execute venge. ance fo: the deſtructionofkthe wicked. i 31 Chey chall ibe glad to doe his commandes ments; and when necdoissthey halbe readyvp · Bn earth sand when theit boureis caig, they fpallavot ouerpaile theconunandement. © 32 Theres Chap-44.35- llOr Libanus Gene.t. 38. WAT .7 37s Chap, 29.235 Chao.40.0. 10, Apocrypha. Sen.i. 31. t The mife- tics of nians life, Chap.39,29, 3°. Gen.ↄ.11. Gen. 3 19. chap.41,.10. Eccles.1.7. tFaitbful- neffe, Phil.ꝓ. 2. b stih, 6.6. 32 Therefore hanc Jtaken a good courage bito me femu the beginning , and haue thought on thele things and baue put them in waiting. 33 *Allihe wozkes ofthe Lo: are good , and hee giuro eucty one in due ſeaſon, and when ucene is: 34, Sothat aman neede not to lay ; Chis is wozle then that: fo2 tu Due ſeaſon they are all worthy prayle. 4 i : 35 And thereforepraile the Lord with whele beart and mouth, and bletle the FRamie ef the Loo. CHAP. XL ı Manymiferies inmans lift. 14 Ofthe blefingef the righteous and prerogatiue of the feare of God. Git t traucttzs created foz all men, and an heauie poke bpon the fonnes of Adam fromthe Day that they goe outofsbeir mothers wombe, tillithe Daptyatthep returne to the mo· ther ofal! things, 2 Namely their thoughts, and feare of the Beart, and their imagination of the things they waite foz,and the Day ofDeath, 3 From him. that fitteth vpon the glortous — to himthae is beneath tthe earthand ahes; 4 From him that is clothed in blue ſilke, and wearetha crownejenen vnts him that is clothed infimpletinnen. ; § hatha eante,trouble,and ynquictnes, and fearcef Death, aud rigour, aud itrife, and tn the time of reſt, the Aeepe inthe night vpon his bed, change bis knowledge. (6 Gittle oꝛ nothing is his reſt, and afterward in fleeping beets asa watch towze in the day: beeistroubled with the viſons of bis heart, iag one that runnethoutefa battell. And wheu all ıs lafe he awaketh, and mar⸗ ` wellethithat the feare was nothing. 8 Sich things come vntoalltich,both man ano beatt,but feuenfetdtethevngodlp: < 10i; (Boxcoucr, *death and blood, andttrife, ania ſworde, oppeeſſion, taniine, deſtruction, and puntipnient. i ; 10 Thele IDES are all created fo the mics Ked, anv foz their fakes came the * flood allo. IL *Qilehings that arc of the earth. hatlturne to earth againe: and they thatareofthe * was ters, hall returne into the tea. : 32 All bꝛibes and uxrighteouineile Mall bt put away; but taithtulneſſe Mali endure fog uer. a NERI 15 The ſubſtance ofthe vngodly halbe drzied bp likea riuer, and they ſhall make a ſound like a great thunder in the raine. 14 When he openeth his hand, be reioyceth: but all the tranſgreſſors hall. come to nought. 15 Dbechilazenofithe vngodly ſhall not ob · taine many vbranthes: forthe. vucleane xootes are as vpon the hie rockes. O0 16 Their tender talke by whatwaterfoener: it be epwater banke, itfjalibe pulled vpucfore all other berbes. 17 QFtiendlinefic ts as a moſt plentiful gar: den of pleaſure, and mercie endureth foreuer· 18 *Qetabour and to be content with that a man hath, is alweerelife: but he chat tindech a treafuretsiabone thein beth cine: Fg GQhiiorery and the building okthe city ma keth a perpetuail name: Ontan honeſt woman. is counted aboue them bot. ee Chap. xl. xlj.· 20 Wine and ninficke reloyee tie heart; but the louc of wiſedome is abone them both. 21. The pipe and ibe pialtcrion make a ſweete voile ; but a pleaſaut tengue is aboue them both. 22 Chine eye Befireth favour and beauty: but agreene {cede time rather then them both, 23 A friend and companion come togetherat opportunity: butabone them beth isa wile wih het hul band. i 24 Friends and helpe are good in the time of — : but almes thall deliuer moze then them oth. 25 Gold and filuer fatten the keete; but couns fell is:ecteemed aboue themboth. 26 Riches and ſtrength lilt vp the miud; but thefeare of the Lod ts abouethem both: there is nowant inthe feare ofthe Lod, and it nee⸗ Deth no helpe. ak 27 The keare of the Lonis a plealant ware nemor blelling, and there ts nothing fobeaucitull sitis, 28 CMy fonne, leade not a beggars tife fog betrerit were to Die then to beg. 29 Che life of him that Dependeth on ange ther manstable, tsnotto be counted tora lifes for bee tormenteth himſelfe after other meng meate: but a wiſe man and well nourtured will beware thereof, j 5 30 Begging ta ſweet in the mouthof then. Hhamefat, and in bis belly there burncth afire, CHAP. XLI, 1 Ofthe remembrance of death. 3, Death inat to be feared, 8. A.curfevponshemtbat forfake the Law of God, 42 Good name aud fume. 44 An exherta-- tron to gine heede unto wifedome, 37 Oj wharthings aman cught tobe afhamed. : 405 t Death, how bitter is the remembꝛance of tof death, AA thee toaman that liueth at reſt inbispol- feffions, vnto the manthat bath nothing to vere bim,and that bath prolperity in all things: pea, vnto him that yet is able to recetue meate ! 2 OD dDeath how acceptablots. thy in dgement bntothencedfill, and vnto him whole itrength kaileth, and that ts now fn the laſt age, andis vered with all things, and to bun that deſpap · teth, and path loft pattence ! ‘3 Fearonot the indgement ofdeath.remem dber them that haue been before thee, and that —— the ordinante ofthe Lozdoner è bF 4 - 4 į J ges 4 And why mouldelh thou bee againſt the pleaſure ofthe molt Wigh? whether tibetenne, Daw hundreth, or a thouland peeres; there is no Defence for life again tye graue. 5° C Thechitdren of the vugodly areabomt nable childꝛen and fo arethep shat koene couipa=. np with the vngodhc.. 6 Abe inheritauceokpngenlpchiingen Hall Perit, anD Ehin aniar tates aie BEN At Nessie vd ani ARIE y «7 The child ꝛen tomplaine ofan vᷣngodly fa· therzbccaule they ave repzoched fo biokake. 8WMo be vnto pou ve vngodly which have —— — Steaua Hig om sio ough von increaſe· vet ſpgall ye periic. ezne, pe fall be borne to curian tye die,theicutle mati beyour vc Petter. o a; voir allepac sot ape sarto tat owela cap — —— $A good rame, Chap.20.29, | $Offhame. fafinefic, © HOr, table, {In whae things we ought not to be afha- mid, | fOr, kafe | Eret watchte Apocrypha. againe’sfo the vngodly gos From the curſe to de firuction. “LI Though men mourne foz their body, pet the wicked name of the vngodly Hall be put out. 12 Wane regara to thy name: for chat fail — with thec aboue a thouſand treaſutes 8 gs . . -13 A goon life hath the Dayes numbed : but at good name endureth forever. 14 MWy childzen,keepe wiledom in peace:* fox wile dome that ts hid, and a trealure that is not feene what profit isin them beth ¢ è Is A man that hideth his fooliHneNe, is bet- ter thena man that hideth bis wiſedome. 16 Therfozebeare reverence vnto my WaS: “Foz itis not good inall things to bee t alhamed: neither are allthings allowed as farchfull in all men. 17 Beeathamed of whozedome before father And mother: be athamed of lies before the prince and mein oF authozitie ; 18 Df finne before the fudge and ruler: of of: fence before the congregation and people: of Yue righteoutnefle before a companion and friend, 19 And ofthefthefore the place where thou Dwellek, andbefore the tructh of God and hts Couenant, and to leane with chine elbowes sp- —— ſbread, ozto bee repzooucs foꝛ giuing 02 aking, 20 And of filence vnto them that falute thee, and to looke vpon an harlot, 21 Andto tirne away thy face from thykinl - man ; o: to take away a portion o? a gift, 02 to be Suillminded toward another mans wite, 22 Dztofolicite any mans mayd, 02 to Land hs Pee » 02 ta repzoch thy friendes with ordes, s ; 5 23 D2 to vpbraid when thou giueſt anything, p? to repoꝛt a matter that thou hal heard, 02 to rcuealefecret words. 24 Thus mapet thou wellbe Hamefalk, and Walt find favour with all men. ERIA IGITAL BASE LD FSi) | wid one 2 The Law of God muft bee taugln. 9 A datgh- ter. 14 A woman. 18 God knoweth alithings,yea, een the fecrets of thine heart. Of thefethings be not thou t afjamed. nei- AA ther hane regard te oftend for any perfor: 2 Dé the Law ofthe molt igh and bis Co- uenant, and ofiungement toinitite the godly: 3. Df thecaule of thy companion , cof ſtran· gers, 02 OF diſtxibuting the heritage among riends: 4 Tao be diligent to keepe true balance, and weight, whether thou haue much ozlittler: 5 Eo ERR par, and to correct thp chudrendiligently, gto beate an euill ſeruant tothe bloods 98 Sii id ni: 6 Ho feta good locke where an euillwile is, ‘and to locke wheveinany hands are: i 7. Ikthou gine any thing by number, and weight, toputatlin witing, both chat that is giuen ont, and that thatts recetued againe: 8 To teach the vnlearned, andthe vnwile, and theaged,. that contend againt the young? thus halt thou be wellittructedjand apppoucd ofalimenttuing., TAC Ge eros o 9 & The daughter | maketh the father to Hari fecretly; and the carcfalnedle that hee Ecclefiafticus. hath foz ber, taketh away bis fleepe tn the youth, leſt pee fyould pade the flower ofherage: and: when fyer bath an hulband, lek hee houla be baten: — per 10 In her virginitie, let he ſhould be dei led, oꝛ gotten with childe in her fathers hone, and, when fye is with her bulband, teit hee mil bebaue ber (cife: and wien hers married, Wek fhe continue vnfruittuil. I1 * Ikthy Daughter bee vnſhamefaſt, keepe ber ſtraitly, lett he cauſe thine enemies colaugh thee to ſcoꝛne, and make thee a common talke ta the citie, and Defame thee among the people, and being thee te publique wame. i 12 * Beholde not euery bodies beauty, an company not among women. 13 Foz as the məti commeth out of gare ments; * fo doeth wickedneſſe of the woman. I4 Che wickednelle of a manis betcer then the good tntreatic of a woman, ta wit, ofa woe: man that ts in fhame and epoch. , Is € J willremember the works of the Lord, and Declare the thing that F haue ſeene: by the wozd of the Lezd are bis works. - 16 The Dunne that thinech,looketh upon all things, and all the worke thereof ts fullofthe. glory of the Loz. 17 Hath not the Loe appointed that his Saints Mboulo declare ail his wonderous works, which the Almighty Lord hath ſtabliſhed te confirme all things by in bis Maieſtie? 18 We feeketh out the depth, and the heart, and hee knoweth there practifes : foz the Low. knoweth allfcicuce, and be beholdeth the fignes ofthe world. Ig. He declareth the things that ave pat, ang foz tocome, and Bilclolery the paths ofthings thatare ſccret. 20 * Mo thought may efcape him, neither 705 41.4. iſa.2921 50 map any word be bid from Him, 21 He hath garnimen the excellent workes of bis wiledom,and he is from euerlaſting to euer: lafting, and foz euer: unto him may. nothing be anded, neither can he be diminiſhed : he hath ng needeofanptountelier.. cos) ys 22 Db, how delectable are all his works, and to be conſidered euen vnto the ſparkes of fire! 23 Thep live all and endure foz euer: and twhenfocucr necde is they are all obedient. | 24 They are all Double one againſt another: be bath made nothing that bath anp fault 25 The one | commendeth the gaodnefie of —J— a theother, and who can bee ſatiſtied with behol heth. Ding Gods glop? CHA P. XLILL l The fumme of the creation of the workes of Gad. — high ornament t the cleere firmament, hold, PPRS finaga 2 The unne alſo, a marueilous inſtrument when it appeareth, declareth at bis going out, the worke of the mot Pigh- —* 3 €t noone tthurneth the countrey, and who ` mapabide foz the heate thereof? 4) Che Sunneburneth the mountains thace times more then be that keepeth a furnace with: continual jeate : it caſteth ont the fiery papours, ans with thehininebeames blindeth the eyes. 6 Great is the Loꝛd that mvdeit, and by his commandement be cauleth it to runne Va Chap.26.10. Gen.3 6, ez $ The wone ` Chap. 25.33 derful works the beantie of the beauen fo glorious tobee: CaS | — —- Apocrypha. Gen. 1.16. Excd,t2.2, Gem. 9.13; 14, Tf4,.40.12, 6 *Themosne allo hath he made to appeare acceding to her (eafon,that tt ould bea deca» tation of the time,and a figne fo: the wad. 7 *Cbe feaks are appoinced by the moone: the light thereof diminiſheth unto the end. 8 Che moneth ts called after the same thers of, and grometh wonderoully in ber changing. 9 It is a campe pitched on bigh, fhining in the firmament of beauen: the beanttc of beaten ave the gioztous Harres, and the oꝛnament that Hineth in the bigh places of the Lo. 10 By the commaunvement of the Woly one {bey pontang inthetrozder, g faile notin their atch. j At C * Leoke vpon the rainebow, and pꝛayſe bim that made tt; verp beautifull ts icin the buightnefle thereof. 12 *Ztcompafieth the heauen about witha glozious circle, and tije hands of the mok Ligh haue bended it. 13 ¶ Through bis commaundement hee ma · keth the mowe to hate, and ſendeth ſwittly the lightning of his iudgement. 14 Tierciore be openeth bis treaſures, and the clouds fite forth as the foules. Is In his power hath hee ſtrengthened the clouds,and broken the haileſtones. 16 Che mountaines icape at the light of kim: _ the South wind bloweth accozdurg to his will, 7fſal.ↄc.. e 17 The fonnd of his thunder beateth the earth : ſo doeth the Rozme of the 202th , the wwhirlewind aife,as birds thatfite,(cattereth the {now , aid the falling Downe thereof is as the graheppers that light Downe. 13 The eye marueileth at the brautic ofthe twhitencile thereof, and the heart is aſtoniſhed a Tg per allo powwreth ont the fret bpon th 9 Wee powꝛeth eut the frot vpon the earth like falt, and when it ts froſen, tt ticketh On the tops of pales. r 20 Uhen the colne Mozthwind bloweth, ar peers frofenof the water,tt abldeth ppon all the Gatherings togerber of water, and clocherh the waters as withabzcttplate. 2I It deuoureth the mountaines , and bur- Heth the wildernefic,and deltreyeth that that is gtecne,like fire. 22 The remedie oF all thele ts when a cloude commeth haſtily, and when a dew commeth wp- on the beat.it rekreſheth it. i 23 [By bis worn be ſtulleth the wind:] by his countell bee appeateth the Deepe , and planteth Ilands therin. 24 They that [aile oner the Dea, teil of the perils thercof, and when wee heare it with eur cates, we maruailcthereat. 25 Joz there bee trange, and wonderous wozkes, Diuers maner of bealts, and the creatt- on of Ahales. eee 25 Though him are all things directeᷣto a good end,and are ſtabliſhed by bis word. 27 Ard when we haue ſpoken much, we can not attaine pnto theni; but this is che ſumme of all, That he is all. 28 (Uhat power haue wee to paik him 2 foz beis abone all bis workes. 29 The Loz is terrible, and very great, and marueilous is his power. 30 HPꝛailſe the Lod, and magnific him as Much as ps can, pet Doeth He farre erceede: crait pim with all pour power and bg wot wearie, pes . Chap. xliiij. TEFEN 406 cau yenotattaine bute it. 31 * Cho hath leene bint, that he might tell Lobe 1.18. bs? and Whe can magnitic bim as heis? pfalicé,te 32 fo there are bid pet greater things then theie bet we bane ſeene but a few of bis works, 33 For the Loꝛd bath made al things, and gie uen wiledome to fuch as feare Gov. CHA P.*XLIITI, The praife of certaine holy men, Exoch,Noe,Abra- ham, 7 [zac and lacob. ' Be bs now commend the famous men, and an our fathers, of whom me ave begotten, 7 2 The Lom hath gotten great glozie by⸗ a. them, and that thaought bis great power front: the beginning. i À ; 3 Thep haue borne rule in their kingdomes, ana mere renowmed fo: therr power, and were wile inceuntell,and detlared prophelies. 4 * They goucrned the people by counfel,ang Exod. 18,25 by the knowledge oflearning mecte for the pegs plein whole doctrine tuere wile (entences, § Chey tnucnted the melody of muſicke, and erpounded the verſes that were wittes. . 6 Thep were rich and mightie m power ane tiucd quietly at bore. 7 AU thefe were honourable men tn theie — and were well reported of in theis- s. 8 Chere are of them that bane left a name peung them, fo that their praile ſhall bee ſpo⸗ 9 There are fome allo which hauena mes moziall, *andare periſhed as though thep bad neuer beene, and are become as though they os neucrbeene borne, and their childzen after. ent. _1o But the formes were merciful men, whole - tighteoutneffe haty not beene forgotten, Ii Foꝛ whele polterttic a good Inkeritancz is — ane theirfeed is conteined tn the coue< ~ 12 Their totke ts conteined ts the couenant, - aud their poltcritteafter them, isy 13 Their (eed thal remaine forenerand their -` praile thalt neuer be taken away. 14 Their bodies are burted in peace,buttheit name lineth fo: euermoze, Gen. Faze 15 * Che people (peake of their wifdome.and Chap. 3910s. the congregation tatke of their praiſe. 16 +*€uoch pleated the L028 God: therefore + Enoch, twas he tranflated foranenfampleofrepentance Gen. 5.24. ` to the generations. heb. 15. 17 f*Noe was found perfit, and in the time tNoe. of wrath hee had a reward: therefore was hee left as aremnant vnto the earth, when the flood came, 13 Aneuerlafing couenant was maar with f pin fe all fleſh Won * perth nó moꝛe by the Ger. gir - od. 19 t Abraham was a * great father of many people: tn glezp was there none like patobun. 7.1 beb. it +Abraham. ` Gêndari. g 20 Hee kept the Law ofthe moſt igh, and 15.5.17, - was in comenant with him, and he fet the toug- santin bis feh and tntentation be was foun’ Gen. 21-4- aith c 21 Therefor hee affurcd bimby an* oath, that bee wonld biefie the nattons in hts legde, aus chat dee would multiply pin as heoi 3-85. + Gen. 6. 9. Ge - Gen:23. 163 - 17,18: galap. | e F Apocrypha. ofthe catty, and eralt his feed as the Lars, and caute them to inherit fram ſea to ſea, and from the riuer vnto the endof the wato. = = — - 22 *Aith t Iſaac viv hee confirme likewiſe fo: Abrahani his fathers fake, the bleſſing of afl menant the couenant, 23 And cauled ít toreh opon the head oft Ja⸗ cob, andj made bimlelfe knowen by * bis blef fings, and gane bim an heritage and diuided bts portions, * and parted them among the tweluetribes. A 24 AnD bee brought outofbimat meccifull Man, Which found fauour in the fight of al ek, CHAP. OXLEY, The praifé of M2fes, Aaron and Phinees. NAD t Moyles the * beloucd of God and Hi ee he forth, whole remembrance ts offen. 2 We made him like ta the glorious Saints, and magnified hin by the feare of his enemtes. 3. By bis words hee cauſed the wonders to ceafe,and he made bint * gloꝛious ithe fight of Kings, and gaue him commandements toz his people, and ewed him bis glozte. 4 *Helanctiften hin with faithkulneſſe, and meekenelſe, and chofe hun out of all mien. $ Wee canfed hinttoheare bis voyce, and brought him intothe Darke cloud,*and there he gaue him the commandements Lefoze bis face, cuenthe Law of lifeand knowledge, that hee might teach Jacob the couenaut, and Hiracl bis iudgements. 6 ie exalted faron an holy man like vnto him, euen bts * bother of the tribe of Leui. 7 An eteclatting couenant made hee with Hut, and gaue him the Mptekhood among the aple and made hun bicien through pis come- onament, and clothed Hun with the garment of honour. 7 ; 8 Wee put perfect top upon hin, and girded bim with ornaments of ſtrength, as with biec- ches, and a tunicie,and an ephod. O Het compaſſed hint about with belles of golde, and with many bels roundabout, * that when he went tn, the found might be heard, ans might makea notle in the Sanctuarie, fo2 a re memb zance to the childzen of Fltact bis people, Io Aud with an bely garment, with gold ale fo, aud blue ſilke, and purple, and diuers kinds of Works,and with a bꝛeſtlap of iudgement, and with the t lignes of tructh, It And with woke of ſcarlet cunningly wrought, ana with prectous Tones granen ſike feales, and fet in golde by goldſiniths woke foz a inemoziall, with a wnting grauen after the number of the tribes of Iſrael, 12 And with acrewne of gold vpon the mi- ter, bearing the foume and marke of holineſſe, an ornament of Bonour , a noble woꝛke garniſhed, and pleafant to looke vpon. > 13 Wefore him werethere no fuch faire orna · ments: there might no ftranger put them on, but onely bis childzen: and bis chuldzens chil- Deen perpetually. 14 Their Cacrifices tuere wholly confumed, » gery Day twife continually. 1g SBolestilied + his handg, * and anoyntcd Him with Holy ople: thts was avpainted ynte him by an euerlaſting couenant, and to bts ſeede Eccleſiaſticus. fo long as the heauens Monti rematnue, that hee fhoutd inintiter before him, and alla to erecute the aice of the Pꝛieſthood, and bleie hts pow: plein bis name. is ? 16 Wefore all men lining the Led choſe him that he ſhould peelent offerings betoze bun, ana alweete laueur for a rementozance to make tgs conctitation foz his people. 17 * Hee gaue hun allo hts commandements and authoꝛitie accoꝛding to the Lawes appoin · ted, that be ſbould reach Jacob the teſtimonies, and giue light vnto Ilrael by bis Law. 18 *Dtrangers ſtood bp againſt pun, and ene uted him inthe wilderneſſe, euen the meu that tooke Dathans ¢ Qbtrams part, and the com⸗ panyet Torin turpandrage. f 19 This the Lo ſaw, am̃ it diſpleaſed hin, and in hts tathinl indignation were they con⸗ fumed: hee did wonders vpon them, and conlu med them with the fiery flame. ` 20 * But hzemade Aaron moze Yenonrable, and gaue hint an heritage , aud parted chefirtt fruits of the firit borne pute him: vnto hin (pes cially he appointed bzead in abundance. 21 Foꝛ the Pricits Did eat of the ſacriſices of the Loud, which he gaue yuto hin and to pts (eed. 22 * Gls had he none heritage in the land of Det. 12.12 bis prople, neither bad bee any postion among fhe Peoplerfoz the Lord is the postion of bis tubes titance. 23 Che third in glory is t Phinees the onne Of Eleazar, becauſe hee had zeale in the feare of thet o2d,¢ ftood pp with good courage ofheart, when the people were turned backe , and made teconciliatton toz Iſrael. i 24 Therefore was there aconenant of peace Made with him, that hee Houl bee thechrete ofl the Sanctuary and of hts people, and that bee and his poſterity ſhould baue the Dignity of the patetthood foz euer, i 25 And according tothe conenant made with Dautd, thatthe inheritanceef the kingdome ould remaiueto his ſonne of che tribe of Judar fo the heritage of Garon thould bee te the onely tonne of bis faite, and to his Red. Sod giue vs wiledome in our heart to Midge his people in righteouſneſſe, that the good things that they haue, be not aboliſhed, and that theit gloꝛy Map endure foz their polterity. CHAP. XLVI, The praife of Iofise,Caleb,and Samsel jens t* the [onne sf aue was valiant in the wars, twas the fucceflour of PBoyles in po- phelics, who accoding vnto his name was a great lauisur of the elect of God,to take venge» anceoftheencemies that cole vp againg then, and tofet Iſraelin their inheritance. 2 * Chat glory gate he, when hee lift vp bis hand, t Drew out his ſword ag aint the cites! 3 Cho was there before bin like to him? faz he fought the battels of the Lor. 4* Stood not the Sunne Ril by His meanes and one Day Was as long as two? s He called yutothe mok high Gouernour. when the enemies preaſſed vpon him on euery fide, and the mighty Lorde heard him with the baile Tones,and with mighty power. 6 Wee ruled tn vpon the nation inbattell, and in the * aing Downe of Bethordn he Bee roped E — Apocrypha. roped the aduerfarics, that they might knowe fOr,tharthe his weapons, and that he fought hin tye fight of Lord fauou- the Lord: for he \follomed the Atinigity. red his bat. 7 *Inthe time of Moylſes allo he DD a good tel. woꝛkse: Hee and Caleb the ſonne of Jephune POr,porfued ſtood againſt the enemy and withheld the peo⸗ the mgbty pletrom finne, and appealed the wicked mur» men. muring. Naum.i 4.8s5. 8 .* Qndof fige hundred thenfand people of 1 mac. 2.55, Foote, they two were preſerued to bring then in⸗ 56. tothe Heritage, euen tute the land that floweth t Caleb. with milke and honp. : Num.26.65 9 *The Lord gane itrength alfopnto Caleb, dew.1 35,36 Which remained with him vnto hts olde age, ia Iofh.i4.iy that be went vp into the bye placesof the land, aud his feed obtained tt for an peritage, Io Ghat all the chitBzenof Jitael might fee, that it is good to follow the Loz. 11 Concerning the t Judges, euery one by name, whole heart went nota whooꝛing, no? Departed froni the Lod, their memozy be blef- t Iudges, tD. 12 Let * their bones filmih aut oftheir place, and their names by ſuccelſion remaine to them that are molt fameus oftheir childzen, 13 {+ Samuel the Prophet of the Lord, belo⸗ ued of hts Lou, * ordained kings, and anointed the princes oner bis people. 14 By the Late of the Lozde be fudged the =e eet > and the Lod had refpece onta &cob. | 15 Chis Prophet was appzoucd foz his Faith- fulnes t be was knowen faithfull in pis wod, and pikans. IG Me called vpon the Lord Almighty, when His enemies prealed vpon bint on encrp line, when heoffered the fucking lambe. 17 And the Lozd thundzed from heauen,and made his vopce to be heard with agreat noyſe. 18 Ho je dilcaiifited the pinces of the Tp rians: and ali the rulers of the Philiſtims. 19 *Gnd befo hts tong ſleepe hee made pro⸗ teſtation inthe fight of the Love, and bts an⸗ novnted, that be tooke no ſubſtance of any man, no not fo nuch asa ſhooe, and no man could ac: ciichtm a 20 “After bis fleepe alfo be told of the kings Death and trom the earthitit hee vp bis voyce, and prophelied thatthe wickednes of the people ſhould perth, CIRAN LY $ The praife of Nathan,Dauid,and Salomon, Freer him rofe * Mathan to prꝛophelie in A the time — s! 2 Fozras the fat is taken atwap from the peace oftting, fo was Dauit choin out of the chil Dienofjitacl. nuit 3. ine piaped with the Liens, as with kids, and with bearcs,as with lambes. 4. * Siew be vot a giant wher he wasyet but yong ane tooke aay tie rebuke from the peo⸗ ple, when hee lift vp bts pand with che ſtone in the fling. to beat Goune the pride ot Holiah ? § Foꝛ hee calien vpon the moſt High Lod, which gane him ſtrength in bis risht hand, ta flay that mighty warrioz aud that he might fet \Orwih vp the horue ot his peaple. 4 : bleffings of , © * Baie gaue him the pali of ten thous she Lord, AND, and honour him wich | areas praxles, Chap.49.10, tSamuel, 1.Sam 19.1, and 16 83 a. Fam.7.9, < ROl. a. Sam. 12.3 1. Sam. 28. 18, 9 +Nathan, 2. Sam. 121 t Dauid. 1Sam17.34 1.Sam 7 4950516 a. Sam, 18.97 fl Or,the peoa le Chap. xlvij,xlviij. — Gud rane hina crowne of glory. _7 *Forbee deſtroyed the enemies on euerie fioe, And rooted out the Philiſtims his aduer⸗ — brake their perne in lunder vnto this ap, S In all his wopkes he praiſed the ely one, and the mot high with honourable wods, anv with bis whale heart be iung longs, € loued him that made bira. 9 *iee tet fingersalfo hefoze the altar, and actording fo thete tune Hee made fineete fongs, en they might peatle God dayly with ther Bee 10 ie ordeined to keepe the feat dayes cone- ly, and appointed the times perfectly, that thep might prayle the holy Mame of God, and make the Temple to lound in the morning. Il * Ahe Lord tooke away hts nnes and ers alten bis bone fo2 euer: bee gane bim the coue⸗ nan or the kingdome, and the theone of glozy in Iſtael. 12 After him role vp a wile fonne, who by hins Dwelt in a large poſſeſſion. 13 { *Salomon reigned in apeaceable time, and Was glozisus:fo2 Ged made ail quiet round abont,that he — build an houſe in bis name, and prepare the Sanctuary foz guer. 14. *ipow wile walk thonin thy youth wak Aled with vnderſtauding as with a ficen ! 15 Thy mind coucredD the whoicearth,e hath fillen ut with graue and Darke fentences. 16 by name went abroad tn the ples, ang fo? thy peace than watt beloued. 17 * Che countreys marueiled at thee fo: thy fe RESUS pronerbs, and limilitudes, and titer: etations. 18 Bythe Mameof the Lorde Ged, witch ís called the Goo of Hrael,thon halt *gatbhered gone aS tinne, and bat as much filner as cad. 19 *Thon did deſt bow thy loynes to women, and wait ouertome bptby body. ; 20, Chou diddeſt Kaine thine hoxour, and batt defiled thy palterittc, tbat bought wrath vem thy childzen, and hatt felt .fozrow foz thy olly. _ 21* So the kingdome was diniver, e Ephra im began to bea rebeliiens kingdome. 22 “s2encrthelefle the Led teft not off hig mercy nepther was he deſtroyed fo? his wozkes: neither DID he aboltfH the pottecity of his elect, 10} tooke away the ſeede of bim thatioucd him, but he left a remnant unio Jacob,and a voote of hin vnto Daui, 23 Thus reked Halomon with his fathers and of his leed be left behind him t Robsam, e+ uen ithe feolithucs of the people, € onc that had no vnderſtanding, who turned away the people through his counſell, and t Jeroboam the inae of ebat, "which cauſed Iſrael to finne, Hew- ed Ephraim the way of finne, í 24 Ho that their finnes were fo much increas fed, that they were Diuen out okthe land 25 Foꝛ they ſcught out all wickedneile, til the vengtance caine Yon them. C HAP: XLVII. The prai fe of Elras;Elizens, Ezekias and J faias, ge Aoode vp t* Elias the Pꝛophet as a fire,and his woad burnt like a lampe. zi 407 2.540. 5.77 Ciro. 16.4 2,827.13. 13. +tSalomen. i. Neng.a- 21534. 1. Ki# 2.4. 3953 1.Ki4@4, 31,32. 1. Kixg. io. 27. 1,Kisgdii 1.King.32s | 1551617 © 2.54.73 $ > tRoboam. fOr, a mof euident foole 1.King,22. 10,1313514 + Ieroboam. s King 12o 28,30. + Elias. ) 1 King.17A | Apocrypha. 2 ee brought a famine vpon thent,and bp bis zeale be dimniſhed them: [ for they might NG oe With the commaundements of the (57 . 3 By the worde of the Lord be ſhut the hea⸗ + King. 8. nen, and tyece times bronght he the fire from 38.ch 2.0m hennen. gece times bꝛought he th Pe 4 D Elias, how honourable art thou by thy poron deeds! who mav make his boat to be ike thee! Kirga. 5 *Cbich bat railed vp the Dead from Death, 3 . and ty the worde ef the mot High ont ofthe grane: > 6 Mhich hak brought Kings vnto deſtructi⸗ on, aud the honourable from their feat: 7 Cibich heardelt the rebuke of the Lorde in Bina, * and in Horeb the iud gement of the ven: a. Kinga. a5. geance: PAPEIS 8 * Thich Didde anoynt Kings that they + The wie. might recampente,and Pꝛophets to de thy luce 7 ceſſors: anges 9 *MAhich wastaken vp in a whirlewind of Tezabel fire,and ina charet of fiery horſes: i A Kin hat oak Cdibich was appoynted *to repzooue in Ma As due lcalon,and to paciñe the wath of the Loms 4S: iuagement bekore tt kindled , and to turne the Hearts of the kathersvnto the chudzen,and tc ict bp the tribes of Jacob. That i IT Bleſſed were they that fam thes, and flept a ri 1S9 tnloues foz 2 we wall liue. ; i Pi thacare 12 -* ddihen Elias was couercd with the — ftozne, t Elizeus was lien wiih bis ſpirite: 2-King-2+ while he lined, be was not monen fox any pinte, TEN 5: neither could anp bing him into (ubiection. —— 13 Nothing couid ouercome him, * and after 2-King-t3+ his Death Dis boop prophelied. par 14 Werin wonders in bis life, and in Death were bis workes marueilous. i ; * 15 Foz allthis the people repented not,neither 2.ing.is. Departed they from their linnes: * till thep were 45,12. carryed away prifoners out of their lana, anu | twere (cattered thzough al the earth, lo that there renamed Guta very te people mith the prince UntatheboufeefDauia, — 16 Howbeit fome of them Did right, and fome | heaped np fines. ; Erebias. 17 7 Eʒekias mate his city ſtrong, and con- 2Xing. is.a UUED water into the mids thereof: hee digged thozow the rocke with pron, ¢ made fountaines fo waters, 18 *In histime came Sennacherio vp, and fent Rabiaces, t lift vp his hand agaiuſt Sion, and boaſted proudly. 19 Then trembled their hearts and hands, ſo that they ſeꝛrowed likea woman in trauaile. 20 But they called upon the Lord, which is mercikull, and lift np their bands unto him, and immediatly the Moly one heard them out of heage uen. 2t [Hee thought no more vpon their finneg, no? gaue Chen ouer to their enemies, ] but Delis uered them by the hand of Elai. a. 22 * Demote toc hoſte of the Aſſyrians, any 2/2 37.36, his Angel deſtroyed them. 3 £ €0b.1.18, 23 Fo: Ezektas han done the thing that pica. E mac.7.4te (ed the Lorde, and remained tteatatlpin the 2.mec,8.19. twayes of Dautd bis father, as t Slai the great tifaias, JO:0phet ¢ faithfull in his bilon bad comman- | 2 Kiag.20. ded him. £o,tr, 24 * Jn bis time the ſunne went bacward, {4.38.3 and he lengthened the kings life, 2. Xing. i 8. 13. 2.Rix. 19. 35 Eccleſiaſticus. 25 He ſaw by an excellent pirit what Houta come to palle at the iat, anv he comforted them that were (oprowfull tn Dron. 26 e thewend what Heuld come to pafe fog chert fecret things,oz euer thep came ta palie: CHAP, XLIX. Of loftas, Hexekiah,Dauid, Ieremie, Exekiel, Zorae babel, Ieſus, Nehemias, Ensch Ioſeph, Sem and Seth, Te remembrance of ¢ * Jolias ts lke the + loſias. compofition of the perfume thatismate by 2. Xiug.22.1 thearteofthe Apothecary: it is ſweete as honp axd 23.2, saan mouthes and as muſicke at a banquet of 2,chro. 24.3 tite. 2 Hee behaued himlelke vprightly in the re- formation ofthe people, and tooke away all abg» minations ot iniquitie. J 3 He* Directed his heart vnto the Lom, ein 2. Xinc. 234 the time of the vngodly be eſtabliched religion. 4 Allercept Dauid and Ezekias and Fofas, committed wickednefle ; for euen the Bings of auna forfecke the Law of the molt High, and ailen. t § Therfoze he gaue theirphoame unto other, and their honourtoa ſtrange nation. 6 ie burutthe elect citte of the Sanctuary, * and deſtroyed the ſtreets thereat accozding to the} pophetieoftFeremtas. ‘ 7 Foꝛ they intreated bim enil, which nener: theleſſe was a Pꝛophet, * fanctified from bis mothers wombe, that be might root out and af> flict,and deſtroy, and that hee might allo build vp aud piant. 8 t *Ezeklel ſaw the glorious vinon, which ya ſhewed him vpon the chareto? the Cherie ints. 9 * For he made mention of the enemies bre Der the figure of the raine, and Directed them that went right. Or, power, 2.Kin',15.9 llOr, hand. t Ieremias., ere. 38.6. Teresi. 5. ¢ Ezechiel. Exe. E. 3515 Exek.5 3-9. . Ch 38.41,16 10 € * Aud let the bones ok the twelue Hꝛo · cosa * Me phets flourtihont of their placeant ler thetrmes 9.2" 3 2, mozy be blefied : fox they comfozted Jacob, and + Zorobabel Deliucred them by aflured hope. GE pelus. II @ * Yow Mall we praile fFozobabel,whith 72,3, r was as aring on theright hand! —— 12 So was t*Felus allo ihe onne of Joſedec: 5 ¥* theie men in their time butivedthe houle,and fet | up ý Sanctuarpofthe Loz agatne, which was Nehe.y, 1 prepared foz an euerlaſt ing wozthip. — ig ae 13 (*Anv among the elect was Nehemias + Enoch. tobom renowne ts great, which let bp forvsthe Geny ag. walles that werefallen, t fet bp thegates and cy 29 4416 thebars,and lato the founpations efourhoules. 75,74 5, 14 € But bpon thecateh was no man ceea- + rofepp, ted ie Cnoch: foz ye was taken dp krom tHe Ger.4t.44 earth. ! 15 Meitherwastherealike man vnto tyo 47 fis: feph che gowernour of his bꝛethren, and the Yp- +Sem. bolder of his people whole bones were kept. Genii 16t* emand t Heth were in pane wil Bibs among men: and fo was tAvam aboue euery li· serh, ving thing tn the creation. + Adam CHAP, L z 1 Of Simon the [onne of Onias, 22 An exhortation to praifè the Lord, 27 The authour of this booke, t S dimen the fonne of Dnias the hye Piet, t Simon. _ Dwhich in bistre let vp the houle againe, ans > Mac. 3-% in bis Dapes eſtabliſhed thei Temple, ane \Or,peoples Apocrypha. | a Which Salomon | made, Kin, I 7:23 ° 2 Under him was the foundation of the don⸗ ble height layed, and the high walles that cont paffeth the Tempie. 3 Jn bis dayes the places to receine water, that were Decayed , were reflored , and the bale was about tn mealure at the lea. Hee tooke care for hts people, that thep — not fall,and fortified the citie agatult the lege, : : § Howhononrable was his conuerfation a- mong the people, and when be came out of the houle coucred with the batle! 6 i)e was as the moning ſtarre in the mids ofa cloud,and asthe moone when it ts full, 7 And as the funne fining vpon the temple ofthe met Pigh , and asthe rainebow thatts bright in the fatre clouds, . . 8And as the flower of the roles in the ſpeing of the peere,and asitilies by the pangs of wa- ters, and as the braunches of the frankincente treein the time of Summer, 9 As afireand ticenfe in the cenfer, and as a veſſell of maſſie gold, ſet with all maner of pze- cious tones, eager — Io And as akaire oliue tree that is fruitfull, po is a cppreffe tree, which groweth vp to the clouds. 11 When hee put on the garment of honour, and was clothed mith all beautie, be went vp to the holy altar, and made the garment of holines honourable. 3 12 Chen hee tooke the portions out of the Hꝛieſts hands, hee himſelfe ood by the hearth of the altar, compatled with bts bꝛethꝛen round about, as the bꝛanches Doe the cedar tree tu Lis banus, ana they compaſſed him as the baanches ofthe palme trees. å 13 -Ho were all the onnes of Aaronin their glozy , and the oblations of the Lod in thew hands,before all the congregation of Iſrael. 14 And that hee might accompli hts mint- ſterie bpon the altar,and garnifh the offering of the molt Dich and Almightte, f Ig ipe itretched out bis hand to the Mink of fering, €potwzen of the bleobd of the grape, and hee vowed atthe footeof the altar a perfume ef good fauour vnts the moft high King ofall. 16 Then houted the ſonnes of Garon, and blowed with bralen trumpets, and made a great al A be heard, fo: a remembꝛante befoze the #9 tay . 17 Then all the people together haſted, and feil Downe to the earth vpon their faces to wors Hip their Lord God Almighty, and moft High. 18 The fingers alfo fang with their vorces,{o that the found was great, and the melodyſweeẽt. Ig Aud the people prayed vnto the Lard mott bigh , with prayer before bim that ts merciful, till the honour of the Lozd were perfomed, anv they had accompltthed bis feruice. 20 Then went hee Downe, and ſtretched out bis bands ouer the whole Congregation of the childzen of Iſraei, that they would gine pꝛayſe ep eed lips vnto the Loꝛd, and retopceein LAME, 21 be paan againe to worſhip, that be might receiue the blefling of the moft Vigh, 22. How therefoze giue prayſe al pe vnto God, that wozketh great things euctp where, which hath increafed our Dapes fromthe wombe, an Dealt with vs according to bis mercy, Chap. 1j. 23 Thathe would gine bs toyfulnes of heart, and peace ineur Dayes in Iſrael, as in ald time, 24. That he would con firme pis mercy with vs, and deliuer vs at his tine. 25 @ Therebe two maner of pesple, that my heart abhozreth,and the third ts no peuple: 26 Cieptiat lit vpon the mountaine of Ha» marta, the Philiſtins, and the foolifh pcople that Dwel in | Sicinus. 27 € ems the foune of Hirach , the fonne of Eleazarus of Jerufalem , hath witten the Dos ctrine of vnderſtanding and knowledge m thig eee gd bath powzed put the witedome ot bis heart. 28 Blefledis he that exercileth himfelfe ther⸗ in: ue be that layeth pp thele in bts beart Halt: ile. e 29 Foꝛ ik he do thele things, he ſhalbe ſtrong in all things: foz he fetter bis ſteps in the light of the LoD, which gineth wiſedome to the god· phe Lozd be prayſed foz suerinoze. Bo be tt, fobett, - CHAP. LI. A praier of Jefus the fonne of Sirach. I CUI confefle thee, D Lord e King, and praile thee,D God my Hauteur ; I wil gine thanks bnto thy Rame. 2 Foꝛ thou art my defender and Helper,and bai preferucd my body from Beitructton,t front the mare of the flanderons tongue , € from the lips that are occupied with lies : thou balk hols pen me againt mineaduerfarics, 3 And haft Deltuered mee according tothe multitude of thy merep,and fo: thy names (ake, 49 8 Or, Stic bem from the roaring of them that were ready ta. - deuoure mee, andoutofthebandes of (ach as fought after mylife, and from the mantfold af flictions which 3 had, 4 And from the fire that choaked me round ee from rhe mins of the fire that J bur» s And from thebotteme of the belly of hell, from an vucleane tongue, from tying wo2des, from falle accuſation to the King , and from the Rander of an unrighteous tongue. © [ Wp foule hall pꝛayſe the Lord vnto Death: J foz my toule Dew neere vnto Death: my life was neere tothe hell beneath. 7 Chey campafled me on euery Ade, ¢ there was no man to helpe mees F looked foz the fute cour of men, but there was nang. 8 Then thought J vuon thy mercy, D Lez, and vpon thine acts ofola, how thou deliuereſt {uch as wait foz thee, and fanet them out of the Hands ofthellenemies. 6 9 Then likted FT vp my peayer from p earth, and prayed fo Deituerance from Death, 10 J calied vpon the Lothe father of my Lord, that he would not leane me in the Day of my trouble, and in thetime ofthe proud , withe out helpe. It J will wil fing paile with thanklgiuing: and my pate er was heard. J 12 Thou lauedſt me from deſtruction, and Des: lineredft mefrom the eutll time: therfore will I glue thanks, and pzaple thee , thiefle che name D ofthe Lord. 13 Chen F was yet young, oꝛ euer F went abzoad, Or, nations zayle thy Name continually, and TApoerypha. abroad, J Dered wiſedome openty in my paier. I4 J prayed for Der before the Cempigg and fought atter her vnto farre countreps,¢ he was ás ã grape that wareth vipe out ot the flower. 15 Due heart reiopced in her: my toote wal- ked inthe right way, and trom my pout) vp vught J after der. : 16 J bowed fomewhat Downe mine eare,and receiued bzr and gate me much wiſevome: 17 And J profited by bers therefore will J alcribe the giorie vnto pun, that giucty me wil Dome. ; : 13 Fo am aduiled to dee thereatter:F wil be iealous of chat that is good: {o ſhall J net be confounded. J 19 Wy Pule hath wꝛaſtled with her, anda J haue eramined mpy workes: F lifted bp ming Handes on bigh: and conlivered the iqnozane ces thereof. 20 J directed my ſoule vnto her,and J found ber in pureneſſe: J baue bad mine heart ioyned with ber from thc beginning: therefore hall not be fozfaken. Baruch. 21 My bowels are tronbled in ſeeking bees therefore baue F gotten a good poffeftion. 22 The Led hath giuen mea tongue for my reward, wherewith J wil praile him. 23 Daw neere vnto me, yee vnlearned, and Dwell in the boule of learning. 24 Wibhcrefore ave pee flow 2 and what fay ri a thete things, (ccing your ſoules are verie irſtie? 25 J opened my mouth, and fayd, * Guy her foz you without nioney. 26 Bowe downe pour necke vnder the poke, and your fonle Hall receiue inftruction: ihee ts ready that pe may Gnd ker. 27 Beholde with pour eyes, * bow that J haue bad butlittie labour, and haue gotten una tome much ret. 28 Get learning with a great mme of mo⸗ ney: for by Her pe thal poſſeſſe much gold. F [4.55.00 Chap,6. 18 29 Let pour toule retopce in the mercy of the — Lord, and be not athamnedofbisprayle. 30 Doe pour duetie betimes, and he will gine poua reward at his time & Baruch. ; CHAP I T Baruch wrote a booke during the captiuity of Ba- bylon which he read before Techoniah and ali the peo- ple. 19 The Lewes fent the booke with money unto Le- — the people, and caried them to Baby⸗ en. Io And they faid, Bebold, we hane fert yon money, wherewirh pee (all buy burnt offerings rufalem tothe other brethren, tothe intent that they fhowld pray for them, > FAD hele are the words ofthe boske, which Baruch the fou foz finne, andincenle jant prepare al] meate of (0r, Mansa, fering, and ofer vpon theaitar ofthe Loa our for Menbah, od, f which was IL Gnd pay foz the lifeof MRabuchodonolor che eue ning king of Gabplon,and fo? the life ot Baltaſar his end morning | f0r,Sodi, - | VOOr Siban. of fRertas, the onne of Ma⸗ va afas, the ſonne of Hedectas, the ferne ofi Afadias,the fon A > of loelcias wrote in at Baby- P low, Neen 2 Jin the Aft peere, and the feuenth day of the moneth, what time asthe Ehaldeane tooke Jeruſalem, and buent it with tire. 3 And Baruch did read the wordes of this book, that Jechonias the ſonne ok Jaatim king of Buda might heare, ¢ allthe people that were come to heare the boeke, . 4 And in the audience of the gouernour, and et the kings ſonnes, and before the Eiders , and Before the mboleprople, from the lowe vnto n the higheſt. before all them that dwelt at Baby· lon. by the viner | Gud, > § Mytch when theyheard it, wept. faked, and madeprayersbntothe Lod. 6 hey made a collection alioof moncy,ace cording to every mans power, A 7 Anolent ittoPerulalem vnto Joacim the fonne of Helcias thefonne of Halom Pꝛrieſt, and Nuto the other prieſts, tto all the people, which were with him at Jeruſalem, 8 Then hee had receined the veſſels of the emple of the Lord, that were taken alway ont ot the Cemple, tobsing them againe into the land of Juda, the teth Day ofthe monerh| Divan, to wit, fluer veſſels, which Sedecias the ſonne of Joias king ef Jusahas made, 9 Afterthat Mabuchodonoloz King of Ga- bylon bad leade away FJechonias from Jeruta- lem, an’ bis Peinces and his Mebles, prilo⸗ lonne,that their dayes map be vpon earth asthe Dayes of heauen, 3 ; I2 And that God would giure vs rength andlighten our etes,that we may line vnder rhe thadow of Mabuchedonoles King of Babylon, and vnder the Hhadow of Baltalar bis fonne,. that we map long doe them (crutce, and Gud fae uour in their fight. 13 Pꝛay fo vs allo vnto the Loꝛd our God, (for we baue ſinned againſt the Loꝛd our God, and buto thts Day the furie of ye Lozd, and bis wath isnot turd from ys.) I4 And read this booke (which wee have fent to pou to be rehearled inthe Tempie ot the Loꝛd) bpon the feat Bayes, and at time conues tent. 15 Thus hall veſay, *To the Lord our God belongech righteouſneſſe, but vnto vs the confu Fon of surfaces, as itis come to pafie thts day vnto them of Juda, and tothe inhabitants of Jerufalem, 16 And toour Rings and to our pinces and = r pꝛieſts, and to our peopheis, and to our athers, is Becaule we have *finucd before the Lor our How, í 18 And haue not obeyed him, neitherhearkes ned unto the boyce of the Lod our God, ta pale in the commandeinents that hee gaug vs openly. 19 Fromtheday that the Lozd bought our fathers out of the land of Egypt, enen vnto this Day, We baue bin Difobedient vnto the Lord our God, and wee bane been negligent te heare his voyce j f 20 Mhere⸗ ſacriſice. hap. 2.5. Dax. 905. Deut.28.35- Beut.a8.53. Chab, 135. Dér, 9.15- poctypha. » 200 * Mherekoꝛe thele plagues are come vpon ps, andthe cure which the Lord appointed by Mofes his lexuant at the time that hee brought our Fathers out of the land of Egypt to gtue vs aland that flowery with milke and hony, asap- peareth this Day. 21 Neuertheleſſe, we haue not hearkued vnto the voyce of the Lord our God, —— to all the woms of the prophets, wham he lent vnto vs. 22 But euery one of vs followed the wicked imagination of bisowne heart, to ferue irange — and to Doe euill in the fight of the Lord our * /. CHAP. i The Lewes confeffe that they (uffer iuftly for their nnes. The true confelfion of the (hriftiaws, 11 The Lewes defire to haue the wrath of God turned from them. 32 He promifeth that he will call againe the pesple from captiuitie, and gine them anew and euerlaſting Teftament. —— the Lú: our God hath performed his word, which he pronounced agaiuſt vs, and again our Judges that governed Zlrael, and againſt cut Kings, and againt our Join- ces, and againt the men of Pltacland Juda, 2 Tobing bpon vs great plagues, fuchas neuer came to patie vnder the whole heauen. as they that were vone in Jerufalem, according to things, that were witten in the law of Moyles, 3. That fome among vs hould * eat the fieh ot his owne fonne, and ſome the fich of bis one Daughter. j i <4 WMoꝛeouer, he hath deliuered them to bein fubiection to all the kingdoms that are round a- bout vs, to be as a repꝛoch and Defolatton amon all the people round about where the Lom Dat {cattered them. § Thusthey are brought beneath, and nota- boue, becaule wee haue finned again the Loo our Gov, and haue not heard his voice, 6 *To the Lord our Gud appertaineth righ- teoulnefie, but butovsand to our fathers open fame, as appeareth thts Day. 7 Fo? all thefe plagues are come bpon bg, which the Lod hath pronounced agatnibus. c 8 Pet haue wee not prayed before the Lord that we might turneeuery one from the imagt- nations of his awne wicked heart. 9 Bothe Loꝛd hath watcher ouer the plagues, and the Lord Hath brought them npon Vs : fazthe Lo: is righteous in ail his workes, which he ‘Hath commanded vs. * — — IO Vet we hane not hearkened vnto bis poite, to walke in the commaundements of the Lode that he hath giuen puto bs, II * And now, D Lod God of Firal, that Hatt brought thy people out of the land of Egypt with a mighty hand, and an hie arme, and with fignes, and with wonders ann with greatpow- vous bak gotten thy felfe a fame, as appeareth this dap, Iz D Lomour Gov, we baue finned, we haue Il, Done wickedly: we haue offendDeDin all thine or⸗ fel dinances. 13 Let thy wrathturne from vs: forme are but afew left among the heathen, where thou Hak ſcattered vs. I4 Were our prayers, D Lord, and our peti» é = Chiap. if. tions, and Deliuer bs for thine owne fake, € glue = —— the light of them, which have led b tes: 15 That allthe earth may know that thou art the Lord out God, and that thy amets called vpon Iſrael, and upon their potteriry. 16 Therefore locke Downe from thine Holy Cemple,and thinke vpon vs incline thine care, D Lora, and heare vs. 17 * Open thincepes, and beheld : fo: the dead that.are in the graues, and whole foules are out of their bodies, * giue vnto the Low, neither i pzaife noz righteoũſneiſe. 18 But the foule thatis vered foz the great. neficoffinne, and hee that goeth crookediy, and meake, andthe epes that faie, and the hungry pe will gtuethee paie and rightcoulnef{e, D 19 Foz we do notrequire mercie in thy fight, D Lod our God, fez rhe rightcouineſſe of our fa thers,o2 of out Kings, 20 -But becaute thon haſt fent outthy wath and indignation upon vs, as thou haft ſpoken by thy | feruants the Peophets ing fOr, by the 21 * Thus faith the Lo2d, Bow downe your 44 ofthy fhoulders, and eruethe king of Babylon : fo thal 2744"*5- ve remaing in the land, that Jgaue vnto pourfas 2¢re-27-¥s 22 ut tf yee will not beare the voyce of the Lord, to ferue the king of Babriene f 23 J wil caule ta ceaſe tn the cities of Ju⸗ Da, andin Jerufalem, 3 will cante to ceale the vopce of mirth, and the voyce of foy, and the hayce of the bꝛidgrome, and the boyce of the — —— the land ial bee delolatẽ of inha⸗ 24 But wee would not hearken vnto boyce, to ferue the King of Babylon : wen the wordes that thou Pent.26.15— iſa 63. 15. Pfal.6.5,6. and 115.199 18.3/2.38, 28.19. bor, glery. nor praiſe of righteous nofe. fore balt thou perfourmed {paket by thy feruants the Wzopbhets, name- ly, that the bones of our Kings, and the bones er o fathers ſhould be caryed out of their plae 25 Gndloe, thep are caſt out to theheat of Dap, aud to the colve of the night, and ie Bead te great milery with famine, and with the (w00, and — ae 2 the Temple wherein thy Rame was called vpon, thou halt brought to the fate, as ape pearcth this Bay, foz the wickednefle of the boule of Iſrael, and the houle of Juda 27 OLow our Gov, thou hakentreated bs according ta cquitte, and accozdDing to all thp great mercie, _ 28 Asthou ſpakeſt by thp fernant Moyfes, tn the Day when thou diddeſt commaund him to imite thy Law before the chilozen of Iſraei, lape ing. 29 * ZF pee will not abide my voyce, then hall this gteat ſwarme and multitude be turned into tak — among the nations where J willicat: 30 Fo J know that they will not heare me: foz it is a ftifnecked people : but tn the lande of their captinitic they hall. remember thyem- ues. — And knoto that Jam the Lord their Gon: en will J gine them an beartto vaderftand, ann pares, 32 And they Hall beare, and prarſe mee in tag land of their captinitie , and thinke vpon FEL my Leuit26 tg dewtei8.15 Apocrypha. my Rame. f 33 Then Khall they turne them from theit hard backes,anb from their euill workes : fo? they ſhall remember the way of theit fathers, which tuned before the hod. iia: 34 And J will zing them againe into the land, which Ji pꝛomiſed with an othe vuto thetr fathers, Abꝛaham, Jlaac, and Jacob, and they Hall be lords of te ; and J wilt increale them, and they ball not be diminiſhed. j 35 And JF wil make an euerlaſting couenant With them, that J will bee their Gad, and they Mall be my people : and J will no moze driue my poopie of Iſrael out ofthe land that J haue given em, CHAP. EY 1 The people continueth in their prayer begun for their deliuerance. 9 He praiſeth wifdom unto the peo- ple, fhewing that fà great aduerſities came vato them forthe defpifing thereof. 36 Onely God was the finder of wifedome. 37 Ofthe incarnation of Chrift. Oem Almighty, D God ok Iſrael, the ſoule that ts in trouble, and the ſpirit that is vege ed, crieth vnto thez. 2 Heare, D Lod, and haue mercie: fo: thon art mercifuli,and haue pity vpon vs, becaule we haue finned before thee. on thou endureft foz euer, and we vtterly perii. iow 4 DLovAlmightic, the God of Iſrael, heare now the praverof the Dead Iſraelites, and of thetr chtldzen, which haue ſinned before thee, and not bearkencd vnto the voyce of thee their Goa, whereforethele plagues hang bpon vs. § Remember not the wickconefle of our fae thers, but thinke vpon thy power and thy ame atthis time. 6 Forthou artthe Loꝛd our God, and thee D Loꝛd, will wee praiſe. 7 And koꝛ this caule haſt thon put thy keare in out hearts, that we ould cail vpon thp Mame, and pratfe thee in our captinity: for we haue con- fidered in our mindes all the wickedneſſe of cur fathers, that finned before thee. 8 Behold, we are pet thts day in our captiui- tie, where thou bat (cattered vs, tobee a reproch aud acurie, and ſubiect to payments, acceDing to ali the tniquities of our fathers, which are de⸗ parted from the Lord their God. 9 OIlrael, beare the commandements of life: beacken vnto them, that chou mayth tearne wifdome. Io hatis the cauſe, D Iſrael, that thou art in thing enemies land, and art waren old in a ftrangecountreyp, 11 And art defiled with the Dead, and art counted With them, that gog Downe to the raues? 12 Thon haſt foꝛſaken the fountaine of wifes g dome: $ 13 Forif thou haddeſt walked in the wap af God, thou ſhouldeſt haue remained fafe foz g> wer. 14 WLearne where is wiledome, where is frength, whereis vnderſtanding, that thou mayelt knows allo from whence commeth long - Baruch. continuance, and life, and where theliaht ofthe eves and peace ts. I5 Aho hath found out her place? o2 who hath come into her treaſures? 16 CAyercare the pances ofthe heathen, and fuch as ruled the beats vpon the earth? 17 Giey that had their pattinie with the foules ofthe heauen, that hoarded bp ſiluer and gold, wherein men trut and made nove end of their gathering? I8 Foꝛ they that coined filuer, and were fo carefulloftheir wozke, and wholeinurntion bay none end, Ig Ate come ta nought, and gone Downe n e; and other men are come vp tn theie cabs, 20 Ahen they were veong, they fame the light, and dwelt vpon the earth ; but they vue Deritood rot the way of knowledge, 2I Neither perceincd the paths thereof, net ther haur their childzenreceined it; but thep were farce off from that way. 22 Ft hath not beene heard ofin the land of Canaan, nerther bath tt beene {rene in Chee man, 23 Ho the Agarines that fought after wiledoine vpon the earth, noz the merchants ef ~erran, and of Theman, no? the erpoune Derg of fables, noz the fearchers out ot wifes Dome baue Knowen the way of wiledeme, da Doe they thinke bpon the pathes there» of. 24 D Iſrael, howe greate ts the houſe of gon, and howe large ts the place of bts poſſeſ⸗ ion! 25 It is great, and hath none end, it is high, and vnmeaſurable. 26 There were the gyants, famous from the beginning ; that were of fo great kature, and ſo expertin watte. 27. Thole vid not the Lord chule, neither gaue he the way of knowledge puto them. 28 But thep were deſtroyed, becaule thep Had no wiledome, and persed through their owne fooliſhneſſe. ; 20 AWho hath goue bp into beanen to take bet, and brought her Downe from the cloudes ? 30 CQbobath gone ouer the fea to finde her, and path brought ber rather then fine gold ? 31 sAloman knoweth her wayes, neither cone fideretty ber paths. : 32 But he that knoweth all things, knoweth her, and be hath foundher out with bis nder» ftanbding : thts fame ts hee which hath pacpared the earth fo: euermoze, and bath filled it with foure footed beats. : 33 Aben hee fendeth out the light, tt goetbe ana when hee calleth ttagaine it obepeth bins with fearg. 4 And the arres Wine in their watch, and relopee, When be calleth then, they fay, dere we be: and lo with cheerefuinelle they Mew light pute him chat made them, f 35 This ts our God, and there hall none ga ther be compared vito bim, 36 Wee hath found out all the way of knots ledge, and hath giuen ít vnto Jacob his (eruant, and to Iſrael hts beloued. 37 Afterwarn he was lene vpon earth, and Dweltanong men CHAP, | Apocrypha. G CHAP IIIT. 3 The reward of them that keepe the Law, andthe Chapiliij.v. row the euerlaſting, and toy is come vpon mee fromthe boly Dne. becaule of the mercy which ` puniſhme ut of thera that defpife it, 12 A comfortsng of hall quickly come vnto pou from our euerlaſting the people berug tn captiustse, 19 A complaint of Les rufalemtand under the figure therof the Church. 25 A confolation and comforting of the fame. aran ts the beoke of the commandements of GoD, and the Law that endureth foz euer: all thep that keepe it, ſhall come to like: bu: luch as fozlake it, ſhall die. 2 Turne thee, D Jacob, and take holdeof I ¿walike by this brightnes before the light there o 3 Giue not thine honour to another, no? the —5 that are pzottable vnto thee, toa ſtrauge nation. 4 D Frael wee are bleſſed: for the thinges — ave acceptable vnto God , are Declared vnto S» § Beeok goon comfo:t, D my people, which act the memoziall of Iſrael. ô De arvell tothe nations , not Fo: pour De- Truction: but becaule pe pouokẽd God to wath pe Were deliuered vnto the enemies. 7 Forpehauedifpleated hin that made you, offering ynta Deutis,and not to God. 8 Pee haue forgotten him chat created pou, geuen the eucrlatting God, and pee haue grieued Jerufalem, that nourtthed pou. i 9 Ahen thee faw the wath comming vpon p from Gov, ſhe laid, Hearken, pe that Dwell a- out Sion: foz God hath brought mee into great heauinelſſe. 10 J fet the captiuitie of my ſonues q daugh · ere » which the cucrlatting will bing vpor cem. IL Mith ioy did J noncih them, but J mut tcaue them with weeping and mourning, 12 Let no manretopee ouer me a widow, and fozfaken of many, which fo: the finnes of my chil Men am Delblate,becauie they Departed from the Law of Gov. us iy 13 They would not know his righteoriſueſſe, Moz walke in the wapes of his commandements: neither DiD they enter intoche paths of diicipline, though bis righteouſneſſe. j 14 Come, pee that Dwell about Sion, and call to rcinembeance the captiuitie of nip onnes and Dayghters, which the cuerlaſting hath brought bpon them. I}, Foz hee hath brought bponthem a nation — an impudent nation , and of a range nguage, 16 CGbich neitherrencrence rhe aged , no2pi- tiethe yong: thele baue caricd away the Dearg beloncy ofthe widsowes , leauing me alone, and deſtitute of my Daughters. 17 But mwyat can helpe you ? 18 Surely he that path brought thefe plaques bpon you,can Deliucr pou from the hands of pour encmtes. > 19 Goe your way, D childpen, goe your way, foz Jam left Delolate. - 20 J haue put off theclothine of peace, and put vpou methe ſackcloth of prayer, and folong as JKue, Jwill cal uyon the cucrlatting. 21 Bee of goon comfort, D childzen: cry vnto Gov, and he will deliuer pou from the power,and Hand of the enemtes. i 22 for J haug hope of your ſaluation thg- Parour, i i ' 23 Foz J fent youaway with weeping, and Mourning: but with ioy and perpetual qladnes will God bring youagatne vnto me. 24 Like as now the neighbours of Ston fata es capttuitic, fo hall they allo fee ſhortly peur aluation from God, which Hali come vnto pou — great glorie, and baightues from the Guer⸗ lug. i 25 My childzew, luffer patiently the wath that is come vpon poufrom Gon : fo? thine ence mie hath perlecuted thee, but ſhortly thou halt ro i Deltruction, and hall treade vpon his cke. 26 My darlings haue gone by rough wapes, AnD we are led away az a flecke that ts ſcattered bp the enemies. 27 Bee of good comfort, my chilozen, and cry vnto God: fo: hee that led you away, bath you in remembzance. i ‘ 28 And asit cameinto pour minde to goc de frap from pour God: fo endeuour pour telues * times moze , toturne againe and to ſeeke im. > 29 Forbethathathbzougbt thele plagues tps on pou, will bing pou eucrlalting toy agatne, with your faluation, f 30 Cake a good heart, Dipicrulatem: foz he which gaue thee that name, will caintoze thee. 31 Chepare miferable that atflict thee, and fuch ag retoyce at thy fall. $3 32 Che cities are miſerable whome thy chile tes ferue > miſerable ts thee that bath taken thy onnes. 33 Foꝛ as ſhe reioyced at thy Decay, and was glad of thy fall, fo ali thee be ſory toz her owne Defolatton, 34. Fo: I will take away the reiopcing of bes ` great multitude , and her toy hall be turned into mourning. ; 35 Foa fire hall come vpon her fromthe Ce uerlaſting, long to endure, and the Halbe inhabi⸗ ted of diuels foz a great ealon, 36 D Jerufalem looke toward the Cat, and ie the top thatcommety vnto thee fronithp ou, 37 Loe,thyfonnes (whome thou batt let goe) come gathered together fromthe Call nto the Heft, retopcing inthe wozd of the holy Dne une to the honour et Gov. CHCA PSV, 1 Jerufalem is moued vnto gladneffe for the returne of her people and under the ſigure thereof the Churche P Cit of thy mentning clothes, D Hieruſalem, E andthine affliction, and Decke thee with the wo2Gip thonour , that commeth vnto thee front God, kor euermoze. 2 Hut on the garment of righteouſneſſe, that commeth from. GD D, and tet acrowne vpon thine heade ef the glozie of the euerla⸗ fling. 2 For God wil declare thy brightneſſe to ence ry countreyvnder the heaven. 4 4 And God wili name thee by this name fouer Dye peaceok righteoutneke, and the SEE 2 glop = f i A 410 Apocrypha. the glory ofthe worſhip of God, yi beet aie D —* „ann ſtand bg on bie, and looke about theg toward the Call, ann be- polae thy children gathered fromthe Ealt vnto the CGelt by the word ot the holp Due, reioycing in the remembzance of God. is 6 fez they Departed from thee on foote, and were ted away from their enemies; but God will bring them againe vnto thee, exalted tn giozy, as cotidzen of the kingdome. j ' 7 _ Fo Gad hath Determined tobing Downe euery bigh mountaine, and the long enduring rocks,and to fil(the valletes,to make the ground plaine, that Iſraei map walke lately vnto the ho⸗ nour of God. : 8 The woodes and all weete finelling trees pe ouerſhadow Iſrael at the commandement of Gov. PE o: For God Mall bring Iſrael with ioy inthe light of his maiettie, with the mercie aud rishte ouefe tharcommeth of him. CHAPAN A COPIE OF THE EPISTLE THAT : Jeremias fent vnto them that were ted away captiues into Babylon bythe King of the Ba⸗ byiontans , to cercitie them of the thing that iwas commanded hin of God, — nn this chap⸗ —— the finnes, that yee haue committed terare the againtt God, pe Hal be led away captines vn⸗ makersand to Wabplon, bp Mabuchodonoloz , King of the mainteiners Babylonians. Say of images § 2 Howhenpe become inte Babylon, pe ſhall mightily rematne there many peeres, and a long featon, confuted, Cuen a feuen generations, and after that will J a-Thatis, bing pouatway peaceably from thence. feuentie 3 * How Mall yee ſee tn Babylon gods of fil yecres. uer,and of gold, and of wood, bozne bpon mens 2/244.8,9, feulders,to caulethe peopie totcare: — 10.0 46.5, 4 Beware therefor that ye inno wile belike yplalixs. the frangers,nettherbe peatratd of them, when awifd.rz. Veefee the multitude betoze them and bebinde Ae then woꝛſhipping them. §_ Butlap pee in your heatts, D Le2d, wee mult worſhig thee. f 6 Jo: mine Angel Halbe with von: and fhall care foz pour foules. 7 Gs for their tongue, tt is poliſhed by the carpenter, and they themfelues are atited , and layd ouer with ſtluer: pet are thep bucipes , and cannot ſpeake. 3 Andastheptake gold fora mayde thatlo- uct to bedekt, 9 So make they crownes fo: the beades of their gods; foinetimes allo the Prieſtes thenie felues conucy away the gold and fluer from their xods, and beſtow it vpon themfelues, 10 Dea, theygiue of the fame vnto the har · lots.that are in their boules: agatne, they Decke thefe gods of filuer, and gods of gelde, and of wood, with garments like men, II MDetcannot ther be peelerued from rut and wormes, 12 Though they haue couered them with clos thing of purple, and wtpe their faces becaule of oe pug ofthe Gemple, whereof there is much pon them. 13 One holdeth alcepter, as though ee were a certaine Judge of the countrey: pet can heenot Kap ſuch as offend him. Ws 34 Gu other bath a dagger o an axe in his Baruch. niay right hand: pethee fe not able to dekend hiniſelke frombatteil no: from cyceues: fothenttis cute Dent that they be no gods. Is Gherctore feare them not: fozas avenell — am vſeth, isneching woorth when itis 4 i i . 16 Such are their gods: when they be fet pp in their temples, their eyes be full of Dutt by rea» (on of the feet of thofe that cowie in. 17 And as the (gates are (hut in round about bpon bim that hath offended the king: or as one that ſhould be led to ie put to Death, top prieſtes keepe their temples with doores, € with tockes, and with barres , leaſt theit gods ijould be ſpoy⸗ ied by robbers. 18 They light pp candles before them: pea, moze then toz chentleiues, whereof they cannot ria ee foz they are but as one af the poſts of the A t 19 They confeffe, that euen their hearts are gnawen vpon: but when the things that crecpe but of the earth cate them and thew clothes, thep feeleit nor, 20 Their faces are blacke theough the fmoke that is in the @emnic. ; j 21 The owies, fwallowes ebirdes flie vpors their bodies, and vpon their heads, pea, and tye cats ato. ' 22 Bythis pee maybe fure, that thep are net gods: therefore feare them not. 23 Matwithitanding the golde that is about them to make them beautifull, except one wipe Oi the rult,they cannot Mine: neither when thep were molten, Di tisy feele ft. — ($ 24 The thinges wherein is no bieath, are bought foz a moft bigh peice. 25 *Thepare bome vpon mens fhoulders, be- taule they haue no feet, whereby they declare vn⸗ to men,that thep be nothing worth, pea, and thep that wozfhtp them, are ahamed. ; 26 Foꝛ it they fallito the ground at any time, thep cannot rife bp agatne of themſelues, neither if one fet them vpꝛight, can they mooue of thems ſelues, neither if they bee bowed Downe can they make them(cluesitraight: but they ict gifts bes foze them ,as vnto Bead men. 27 Gs foz the thinges that are offred vnto them, their Prieſtes (eli them, andabule them: likewile alfothe womem lay vpof the fame: but vnto the pooze and ficke they giue nothing. 28 The menſtruous women, and they that are inchiidbev , touch their ſacrifices: by thele things pe map Know that thep are no gods : feare them not, i 29 From whence commeth it then, that thep ave called gods? becaule the women bing giftes to the gods of Gluer,and gold, and wood. 30 And their Pꝛieſtes fit in thetr temples, hae ning their clothes rent,whole heads and beardes are thauen,and being bare beaded, 3: Aheproareand cry before their gods, as nien do at the feat ofene thatts Dead. 32 Che Heieſts allo take away of their gare ments, and cloth their wines and childzer. 33 6Whether it bee cuill that one doeth vnto them, oz good , they. ate not able to recompenſe L they san neither ſet vpa Bing, no: put him owne. 34. In like manet theycan neither gine riches no? money: though a man make a vowe vnto them, and keepe it not, they wili not requive tt 35 Chev llOr courts, Haba 2 Apocrypha. HOr, branne, Pfal. 115.4% wid, 13,30, 35 They can fane no man from Death neither Beitucr the weake front the mighte. - 36 Thep cannot rektore ablinde man tehis fight,nozbelpeanymanatitsnecde, _ 37 Shey can ew no mercie tothe widow, no: Doe good to the katherlelſe. 38 Their gods of wood, gold, and ſiluer, are as itones that bee hewen out ef the monntaine, andthep that worſhip them , fail bec confoun⸗ bd. 39 Mow Mould a man then thinke o2 fay, that they are goes? i 40 Wocouer the Chaldeans themſelnes dil Honour them: fo: when thep ite a Dumbe man, that cannot (peake.they peent him te Bel, 41 Auna delire that hee would make him to Peake, as though bee had any Feeling : pet thep that vnderitand thele things, cannot ieaug them; fozthepaliohanenotence. _ 3 - 42 Furthermore, the women, girded with coarda, fit inthe ftreetes, and burne || ſtraw. 43 And ifone of them bee Deawen away,and ite with fuch ag come by, thee cafteth her neigh- bour in the teeth, becanle thee was not ſo Wwoꝛ⸗ thily reputed, no: her coard bzoken. i 44. Ahatloeuer ts Done among them,ts ties: bon map tt chen be thought oz (aid, that thep are gods? 7 45 Carpenters and goldſmiths make them, neither bee they any other thing, but enen what the workman will make them. 46 Dea, they that make them, are ofnolong continuance: bow Moula then the things that are mane of them, be gods? Chap. vj. 55 Thep cannot with tand any King o: enes mics: how can it then bee thought o: {aid that they be gons? 56 GHoreouer, thele gods of wood, of solve, and offiluer can nettherdefend thenilciues from theeues no: robbers. §7 Foz they that are ſtrongeſt, take away their Gold and filucr,andappareli, wherewith they be Clothed: and when they haue it, they get them ae Way? pet can they not helpe themſelues. 58 ‘Cherefore it is better to be a King. and & to thet bis power,o2 elie a profitable veſſel in an boule, whereby he that oweth it might haue pro⸗ fit, then fuch falle gots: o: to bee a doore inan ` Houle, to kecpe tuch things lafe as bee therein, then fuch falie gads: 02 a pillar of wood in a pes lace, then fuch ale gous. §9 Fo: the Suine, and the (Boone, and the ſtarres that thine, when they are lent Downe faz necefarieules obey. ~ 60 Likewile allo the lightning, when it Mi- neth, it is cuiBent? and the wind bloweth tn cue. trpcountrep. 61 And when God commaundeth the clouds to goe about tie whale wold , they Docas they are bidden. 62 Wiben the fireis fent downe from aboue to deſtroy hils and woods, it Doth that which ts commanded ; bur thefeare notlike any of thele things neither in foune noz powen. - 63 CUbherefoze men Mould not thinke, nor ſay that they bee goods, ſeeing they can neither giue fentence in indgement, no? Dor men good. 64 Foꝛſomũch now as pee are fire, that they 47 Therefore they leaue tics, and Hame for” be no gods, feare them not. their pofteritie. 48 Foꝛ when there commeth any warre, 02 plague vpon them, the Pꝛieſtes imagine with themfelues, where they map bie themſelues with chem. i 49 ow then can men not perceiue,thatthep be no gods, which can xeitherdefendthemlelucs from warre,no2 from plagues? so Foz *leeing they be but of wood,and of fil- her and of golde,men Mall know hereafter that they are but ites,and tt halbe manifett to al na⸗ tions and Rings, that they bee no gods, but the workes ofinens hands, ¢ that there ts no worke of GoD in then. 51 Wherebyit map be knowen, that thepare no gods. ee A §2 They cay let by no Ring in the land, no? give raine vntdmen. f §3 Thep can gine no Centence ofa matter,nei- ther prꝛeſerue from iniurie: they haue no power, but uy ascrowes betweene the beauen and che earth. -54 hen there kalleth a fire vpon the boufe of hole gods of wood, and of fluer and of gold, the Pzictts will efcape and fane themſelues, but they burne as the balkes therein. * Bs Foz they can neither curle , noz bleſſe Kings: 66 Neither can. they Hewer. igues in the Sonun among the heathen, neither Mine as the oone. * 67 The beaſts are better then they: for thep can get them vnder a coucrt,and do themlelues good. i 9 68 Hoyee may be certified that by no maner ofimeanes they are gods: therefore feare thein not. 69 Forasalcarcrow in agarden of cucurts bers keepeth nothing, fo are their gods of wood, and of filuer,and of gold: 70 Anaiikewrle their gods of wood, anv gold, and tilucr, are like toa white thone inan achacd, that eüery bird fitteth vpon, and asa Bead body that is caſt inthe Darke. i 71 Bpthe purple ali and bꝛightneſſe which fadeth upon then, pe map vnderſtand, that they be no gots : pea, they themftlues ſhall be conlu⸗ med at the lait, and they hall bee a hame to the countrey. : 72 etter therefore is the int man, that bath Lig wWoles; foz hee atl bee farce fram ree pꝛoote. SUADA pepe 411 — ¶ The ſong ofthe three holy children,which followeth in the third Chapter of Daniel after this place, They fell downe bound intothe middes of rhe hore herie fornace. 25 The prayer of Azarias. 46 The crueltie of the king. a8 The flame deuourcth the Chaldzans. 49 The Angelof the Lord was in the fornace. 51 The three ciuldren pratfe the Lord, and prowcke all creatures tothe fame. 2 Cag Mo they walked in the mids ay J n Ot the flame, praiſingGod, and "> ROA WA magniticd the Loz. 25 2% Then Azarias tood bp,and USA 2 pae P payed on this manner , and : PS opening His mouth in the mindes of the tire, faid, 26 Elend bee tjou, D Lod God of our faa thers: thy Name is wa:thy to bee praiſed and honoured foz euermoꝛe. ay 27 Foz thouart righteous inailthe things, that thou batt Donevnto vg, and all thy works are true, and thy wayes areright, and all chp tuDecinents cerrame. 28 In all thethtugs that thou hal brought dpon vs, and vpon Seruiatem, the Holy citie of èist fathers thou bali erecuted trae iudgments: foz by right æ equity thou bak hꝛought allthele things vgon vs becauſe of our finnes. 29 Foꝛ wee haue tinned and Done wickedly, Bepacttng from thee; in all things haue we tref atlez, 30 And not obeied thy commandements,noz kept them, neither vancas theu habit comma. ped vs, thar we might pefper. 31 Mibertoze tn atl thatthou paft brought up- Dn tg, andin everp thing that chou halt dence ca us thou bat Done them in true tudgement;: 32 Asin Dellugritg vo into the hays of our dvicked enemies ann mok hatefull traitors, and to an vnrighteous king,and the mot wicked in all che world. 23 And now we may not opti our mouthes: toce are become a fame ana repoofe unto thp fernants ann te them that wo2thip thee. 34 Wer for thy Mames fake we beicech thee, gine yg not ppfozeucr, neither bꝛeake thy Co⸗ icant, 25 Meither take away thy mercy from ts, fo: thy beloucd Abrahams fake, and foz thy ſeruant Blaacs are and fo thy holy Iſraels (ake. 36 Go whom thou halt poken and promifen, that thou wouldeſt multtply their ſeede as the ftarres of heauen, andas the fand, that is vpon the tea More. 27 Sor we,D Low, are become lefi then any nation, and bee kept vnder this day in all the wain becaule of our ſinnes: i 38 Sothat now we haue neither Wrince,noz Pꝛophet, no: geuernonr, nor burnt ottering,naz acriāce no: oblatton, nog incenſe, no? place to offerthe Beit fruits bekore thee, that we might Bud mercy. 39 Neuertheleſſe, tn a contrite heart and an Hindle ph it let vs be reccined. A 40 Asin che burnt offering of rammes and Guliscks,ane agin tem theuſand of fat lambes, fo let our offering be in thy Rgds this Dap, that icmay pleafe thee: foz there is no confiufion vnto rhem,thart put their reut tn thee. 41 And now we folow thee with all our heart, and teare thee,and ſeeke thy face. x 42 Dut vs uot to Hame, but Deale with vs afe terthpicning kindneſſe, aud accoding to the multitude otthy mercies. 43 Deliuer vs alto by thy miracles, and otue thy Rame the glory,D Lozd, 44 Thatall they that doe thy ſeruants enilf, May be confounded: even lee ehem bee confoun⸗ Ded by thy great force and power, and let their ttrengti be broken, 45 That thep may know, that thou onely art the Lod God, gloztous auer the whole world, 46 (Mow the Wings ſeruants that had tait themin, cead not to make che ouen bote with a naphtha, and with pitch, and with towe, and with fagots, 47 Do that the flame went out of the foznace fourtic and nine cubits. 48 And itbzake fozth and burnt thole Chal · Drang,that tt found by the fornace, 49 But the Angelot the Lord went Downe inta the fornace with them that were with azas tias, ana ſinote the flaneofthe fire out of rhe fonnace, i 5o And made in the middes of the fornace like a moyſt hiling wind, fe that the fire teus ched them not at all, neither grieued noz trous bied them. 51 Then thefe three Cas ont of one mouth) patted, and glorilzed, and bleſſed God th the for- nace, fying, ; 52 Bleſſed bee thou, D Lod God of sur fae thers, and praifed, and cralted aboue all things fo: ener, and bleſſed bee thy glorious and holp Mame, and pzailed abone all things, and mag: nitied foz ener, §3 Blelſed be thou inthe Temple of thine hae ly glory, and pzaiſled abone ali things, and exal⸗ ted foz eure. §4 Blen be thou that beholdeſt the Depths, and fitteii vpon the Ckerubims, and praited ae bone atl things and exalted fo ener. 55 Bleſſed bee thou in the glozions thasne of thy kiugdome, and praiſed abdue all things, and exalted fo2 ener. 96 Bienen bee thonin the Armament of heae uct and pratled aboue all things, and gloritied 02 cuter. 57 Allyee workes of the Lord, dlefe pee the — him, and exalt him aboue all things plener. : $93 D”beawens, blee pe the Loꝛd:prꝛaiſe him, ano egalt Digi atour ali things foz ener. 59 D Angels ofthe Lod, blee pee the Loyd, parte him, exalt him aboue ail things for euer, 60 Gil pee waters that be aboue the heauen, bleie pee the Loi, praiſt him, and crate hima bone all thts fo2 cucr. 61 All pec yowers ofthe Lord, blete pee the Lord; pavi pim y and exalt him abone ail things a Which is a certaine Kind of fac and chalkie clay,as Pli- nius wriceh, booke chap, 10$: Pfal 148.4. Apocrypha. fOr, calde, Jor, fofis. things fo: ener. 62 D Hunne and Moone, bleLe ve the É 020; praife him and exalt bim abauc all things to: paee" ii 63 D Starres of heauen, bleſſe yee the Lod: pꝓꝛaiſe him, and exalt hun atone all things fo eurr. 64 Suery kowe and dewe, blefle pee the Low; paile him and exalt hum abour all things fo: euet. 65 All yee windes.blefie pee the Loꝛd: paile pim and exalt btm aboue allthings fo: euer. 66 D fire and heate,biefie pe rhe Lord: paile bim,and eraithtin aboue all things foz euer. 67 Dipcewinter and fimmer, bleſſe pe the —— paatle him, and crait him aboue all things O2 euer. 63 O dewes andj temes of (now, bleſſe yee the Loꝛd: praile pim, and erate him aboue all things foj euer. 69 D frok and cold, bleffe pe the Loyd : paie þin and exalt him abone all things for cucr. 70 Dyce and {nowe, biene pee the Lorde: paile him, and eralt hiny aboue alleyings for ener, 71 DOntahtsand dayes, bleſſe pee the Lord: _ paaifebun, and erat him aboue all things fez fOr,Sefensa euer. 72 D light and darkeneſſe, bleſſe ye tht Lo2d: pate bun, and cralt bim aboue all things foz tur. f 73 D lightnings and clouscs, blee ye the —— : pꝛaiſe him, and crait hin aboue all things opener. 74 Letthe earth bleffe the Lo: : let it payit pim, and exalt him aboue all things foz euer. 75 D mountaines and hilies, biclle pee the re : peatle him, and exalt his aboue all things 02 euler. 76 All things that growe on the carth, blefic perhe Loyd: pratle him, and erate hin aboueall tbisgs foz euer- ; 77 D fountaines, blefie pre the Lord: praile Sufanna. pim and eralt him aboue all things fos ener. 78 D fea and floods, blefle ye rye Lod: pate bin, and exalt him aboue all thuigs fog euer, 79 D whales, and allthat mooue in the wae ters blefle pe the Loon: patie him, and eralt bun aboue all things foz cur. So All pee foules of heauen, bleffe pee the ie : peatle him, and exalt him aboue all things 02 euer. 3I All pee beaſts and cattell, blee pee the oe : patie hun, and erale pirm aboue ail chings O2 CICS, 82 D chiloren of wien, bieſſe vee the Lord: pꝛayſe hin, and erate him aboue all things foz gier, 85 Let Ilrael bleſſe the Lord, paile hinana exalt hum aboneall things foz euer, 84 D Pꝛrielts of che Loꝛd bleſſe ve theo: paile him, and exalt him aboue ali things iog cter. 85_D feruantsofthe Lot bleſſe ye the Xor: pratle him, anderale him aboue all things for cuer, 86 D fpirits and foules of the richteons, blefie pee the Lod: pratie hum, and erait hin a⸗ bouc all things tog euer. 87 D Gaints and humble of heart, bleffe pe the Lod: prayſe him, and cpalt pin abou all things fo euer. : ; 88 D Ananias, Azarias and Miſael, bleſſe pethe Lord: praiſe him, and etait him aboue all things foz ener: foz bee bath Deliucred vs from the bell, and (aucd vs from the hand of Death, and delzucred bs out of the iniddes of the foznace,and buraang flame : euen out of the middes of the Gre ath hee deliutred vs. Lrg ; i 89 Conkeſſe vnto the Lord, that hee ts graci« ous ; foz his mercie endureth fo2 euer. : 90 All pee that worthip the Lod, bleſſe the God of gods; pratle hin, and acknowledge bim; foz bis mercie endureth world without ENDE. 3 x @ The hiftorie of || Sufanna,which loe ioyne to the end of Daniel, and make it thethirteenth Chapter. 8 The two gourrncurs are taken with the lene of Saſenna. 39 They take ber aluncinthe ga den. 20 They {Leite berto wichedneſſe 23 She chufethra- ther to obey God, though st be to the danzer of her ufe, 34 Shes accufed. 45 Danicl doth diliuer ber. 62 Lhe goucrnsurs are put to death, p zoga {ere dwelt a man in Babylon cal> icd Ioacim. À 2 Gndbetookea wife, whole SJ name was Gulanna,the daughter g, of helcias, a bery faire woman, ¢ =~ one that fearcd God. er father and her mother allo were god- Ip pnp and taught their Daughter accordiug to the Law of Boles. * 4 Mow Joaciai was a great rich max, anv had a fatre garden ioyning vnto bis heute, and to him referred tie Jewes, becaule be was moze honourable then all others. — S. The ſame pere were appointed twa of the ancients of the people to be Judges, fuch as the Lodipeaketh of, that the tniquitie came fron Babylon, and froin the ancient Judges, which ſeemed torule the people. 6 haunted Joaciins boufe, and alt ſuch as had eny thing to Doe tu the Law, came thither vintothem ` 7 slow when the people Departed awayat noone, Sulanna went into herhuͤſbands garten to walke. 8 And the two elders faw ber that Ge went in dayly and walked, io that theit lut wasinia- med toward ber. 9 Therefore they turned away theirs mind, and tat Downe theit epes, that. they monto not fee heauen, nog remember iyli iudge⸗ miats, pai s Lo And albeit thep were both wounded with 3 #4 her 412.: . a To wit, frem God, tiie Apocrypha. her loue, pet durſt not one ſhewe another his cieke. = l Fartgep were ahamed to Berlare their lik, that thcy belied to haue to Coe with her. 12 Pert they watched diligently from Day ta Dap toice her. 137 Aud the one {ald to the other, Let vs go? now home, fol itis dinner tinie. 14 So thep went their way, and Departed one front another p pet they returued agatne, and caine into the fame place, and after that they han afked onc another’ thecaule, thepac- , kaowledged their ink ; then appointed they a tine both together when they might fade per ` I5 Row whew they had ſpied aut a conue· nient time, that ee went in, as her manse Was, With two maydes onely, and thought to wat * ſelfe in the garden, (kor tt was an hotte gafo 16°And there was ue body there, ſaue the two Eoo that bad hid themſelues, and watcyea vier: i 17 -Dbhe Mide tober maydes , Bing meoyle anD lope, and ſhut the gargen Boozes, that J may walh me. ; 13 And they did as Hee bade than , and Hut the garden doores, and went out themſelues at a backe doorze, to fet the thing that Me pad con manded theme but they iaw not the Evers, be⸗ cauſe they were ptd: Ig Row when the mames were gone foorth, ` the two Eders role vp and ranne vuto ver, laya mg, : 20 Beholde, the garden Doores are Hhut,that no man can ſee vs, and we burne in loue with thee therefore confent unto vs. and ite with bs. 21 Itthou wilt not; wee will beare witnefie againſt thee, thata yong man was with thee, and therefore thou didſt ſende away thy maydes from thee. x y 22 Then Sulanna ſighed, and faid, J amin trouble on euery fide: fo: tf J Doe this thing,itts Death vnto me : ara if J Doe it not, I cannot els cape your bands. , — 23 Itis better forme to fallints pour hands, 7“ a doe it, thentoetinne in the light of the 2d. 24 With that Sulanna cryed with a loune voyce, and the two elders cried out againit Her. 25 Then ranne the one, and opened the gar- Den Deore. 1 26 ¶ So when the fruanesof the boule heard the cry in the garden, thep ruſhed tit at the backe Dooze, to fee what was Bone vnto her. $ 27 Bat when the Elders had declared their matter , the ſernants mere greatly ahamed: m there was neuer fuch arepogtmade of Sue anna. 28 Oni the morrowafter, came the people to Joacun her huſband, and the two Elders came «alio, fill of miſchicuous unagination againtt Hulanna, toput her toreth, 29 And laid before the people,aoend fo2 Suz fanna the Daughter of Helcias Joacims wife, Aud immediaculythey fent. 30 So He came with her father and mother, þer children, and all her kiared. ; ; 31 Now Qulanna was very tender, and faire oftace. 32 And thek wicked men commaunded to Sufaniae vncouer her force, (for He was conered) that thep might be fatiftien with hee beauty. È Cherefore they that were about her, and all chat knew ber, wept. 34 Then the two Elders ſtood vp tr the mide ee the people, and laid thete panda vpon her > 35 Ghici wept, and looked bp toward hea uen;: for ber heart truiteDinthe Lod. - 36 And the Ciders fayde , As wee walked in the garden alone, hhee came in with two maides, won ihe (ent away from ber, and (hut che gars Den Doors. 37 Chen a pong man, which there was hiv, caine vito herann lap with yer. 38 Chen wee which ſtosde ma corner of the garden, ſeeing this wickedneſſe, ran vito them, and we faw them as they were together. 39 Wut wee could not hol him: fo2 he was — then we, and opened the dooze ann lea⸗ ut. 40 s2oW when wee Hadtaken this woman. tee alked ber what pong man this was, but thee tout not tell ys: of thee things are wee wit> 4I Then theaflenibly beleeued them, as thole that were the Elders and toges of the peopic: fo they condemned her to death. 42 Then Bulanna cepes ont with a loude boyce,and (apd, D enerlatting Gad, that Knows ett the lecrets, and knoweth all things afozethep tome to patie, ; 43 Thon knowelt, that they haue bone falfe witnelſe again mee , and bebelde, J muk tie whereas J neuer did fuch thingsas thele men paue malictoufly inuented againtt me, 44 And the Lod heard her voyce. 45 @ Cicrefore when thee was led to bee put to Death, the Lod ratied vp the holp ſpirit ef a pong child whofe name was Dantel, 46 cAho cryed with a loude voyce, J am cleane from the bloat of this woman. 47 Then all the people turned them toward him, and (ava, Calyat meane thele woes, that thou paf (poken? 43 Then Daniel ſtoode in the mindes of, them, and fayd , Are pee fuch fooles, D Ittae> | lites, that without eramination , 02 knowledge a ae tructh,pee haue condemned a Daughter of t ; 49 Returne againe to iudgement: for ¢ bane bone fallewitnefleagatntt her. — SO Ciherefore the peopie turned againe in all | hatte, and the Elders fapa vnto him, Come, fit Dowie among vs, andhewitus, ſeeing Gow bath ginen thee the office of an Elder. SI Chen fayd Daniel vnto them, Put thele two alite,one farre from another, aud J willers amine them. i 52 Do when they were put altinder one from another, heecalled onc of them and ſayde vuto- hun, D thou thatart of tna wicked lite, nawe thy finnes which thon pat committed afozetine ave come to light. 53 Jor thou haf pronounced falfe indgee ments, aad Halk condemmedthe innocent, and bat let the quiltte gog free, albeit the Lowe fayih, * Chetanocentand righteous tale thou eyg; "a not flay. §4 Mow then, thou hat (cene her, tell ace, Cinder What tree wek thou them con- panpuig * a Apocrypha. anying together? Aho anſwered, Under a enticke trer, é ss Ghenlayd Daniel, Cerelp thou hak lyed agami thine owne head: for loc, the Angelot Hod Haty recciued the ſentence of God, tarut thee ta two, ) §6 Soputhee binaline, and conunaunded to bing the other, and layd vnto bim, D thou ſeede of Chanaan, and not of Juda, beautie rhe deceiued thee, and iuh hath tubucrted chine eart. 57 Thus haue ye dealt with the daughters of Tirael, and they for feare companicd with pou: bur theBaughter of fuda would nor abide pour wickedneſſe. 58 Now therefore teltme ; Cinder what tree diðdeſt thou take then companying together? Tho anfwered, Untera | prime trer, s9 Then ſaid Danicl vnto him, Cerely thou Haitallo ited againſt thine head, for the Angel of Gon waiteth with the ſword to cut thee wi two, $Or, life, | Or mirtle tree, nð Mine when Ring Atpages was “AY layed with his fathers, pns the Aka erhan receiued His kingdome. at? 2 AndDanieldid cate atthe (tA D) kings tabie,and was honoured a as acd A boue all his friends. 3 Row the Babylonians had an tole, called Bel, and there were {pent pon him eucryDay twelue a great meaftires of fine floure, and four» tie eenean lire greate pots of wine, 4 And the King worthtpped it, and went Bayly to honour it: but Daniel worſhipped dts owne God. And the King layd vnto him, CUhy morethen doeſt not thou woꝛeſhip Bel? i ninegallonsy 5. Abo anfwercd, and faya, Weeaule J map which make not wozfhtp oles made with handes,but the ii- inallanhun. BNF God which hath created tie heaven and dreh aad the carth,andbhathpowervponalt fem. eight gallons ‘Chen fayd the King vnto him, Chinkek atthe leat, thounotthatBelisaliung God? Bett thou b Called not how much hee eateth and Dainketh euery Metreta,and Day? ; J eucry oneof : 7. Then Daniel ſmiled and ſayd, D king.be thefemea- NOL Decetued: foz this is but clay within, ¢ braſſe ſures contei- withont,and did neuer eate any thing. S ned about 8 Bothe king was woth, and called foz his tengallons, Pies, and fayd unto them, Jf pee teil mee not which inall 2 Be this ig that eateth vp torie expenſes, pe Hall fmakethreee DES q hare. pare 9 But ik yee can certifieme that Beleateth ‘them, then Daniel pail die fer bee hath fpo- ken blalphemie againſt Bel And Danel Erpat the king, Let it bee according to thy or: ra ) 10 (Row the Wriells of Wel were threeſtore H Tay and ten, belide their wines ann hilen: ) and i tle King went with Daniel into the temple of g > Å Bel. ) P. Sos) AT Horels prictts ſayd, Weboty , tuce will e OUT, AND ſet thou the meats there, DEAD a Called Ar. taba,whcree ofenery one conteined fomewhat Ki RRMA Na Belandthe Dragon. and fo to deſtroy pow beth. >” BERD 60 Eirth that all rhe whole allembly cryed with aloud vopce, and pzayicd God, which fa» ueth them rhat trut in bini. 61 And they arole againſt the two Elorg, (foz Daniel had conuctẽd them of faile witneſſe by thett owne mouth: ) i 62: * And. accoming tothe Lawe of Moples they Realt with them, as they Dealt wickedly again their neighbour, and put them to death. — the unocent bisot was ſaued the fame ay. 63 Therefore eltias and bis wife prayfen Sod fo their daughter Qulanna, with Joacim her bulvand, and all the kinred, that there was no Difhonettie foundin her. Bien need 64. From that day foorzth was Daniel had in great teputationtn thefightofthe people, 65 And King Altiages was laped with bis — and Gpus ot Perſia reigned in his av. q The hiftorie of Bel and ofthe Dragon, which is the fourteenth Chapter of Daniel after the Latine, ps and lct the wine bee filled? then Hut the dooze fatt, and teale tt with thine owne fignet. 12 Andto mozrow when thou comme én, if thou findet not that Bel hath eaten vp all, wee Mi pe Death,o2 els Daniel that hath led vp on bs. 13 Now they thought themſelues fire enough: foz vnder the table thep had made a priute en= trance,and there went they in ener, and tooke a> way the things. I4 So wien they were gone koorth, the King fet cates befoze Bel. fom Daniel had come maunded his feruants to bring aſhes, and thet. they ftrowed throughout allthe Cemple, inthe prelence of the Ging alone :-thenthep went ont, and fhut the doore, and ſealed it with the Kiangs fignet,and fo Departed. xt Ig Now inthe niaht came the Wicks with their wiues and childzen, (ag thep were wontto - Doe) and did eate and danke vpall, 16 In the morning betuncs , the King aroſe and Daniel with hin, 413 Deut. 19. 19. P10%.19.5, 17 Ano the King fayd, Daniel, ave theleales . whole ? Gho anlwered, Vea, D king, they bee whole. 18 And afoone as heehad opened the dooge, . the king looked vpon the table, and cryc with aloud voyte, Great art thou, D wel, ana with thee is no Deceit. ie 19 Chen laughed Daniel, and bet the king that he ould nor goe in, andfayd, Behold nom - the pauement, and marke well whole kootſteps ave thee. 20 And the king ayd, F fee the footeſteps of - Men, women, AND children: therefore the king Was angty, ; — 21 Andtooke the Picke, with tyeir wines, AND Chtidzen, and they Hewed him che priuie Doo2es, where they came in, and conſumeð fuch things as were vpon the table, í 22 There · gk Apocrypha. red Bel into Daniels power, who deſtroyed pim and his temple. 23 0Moꝛeouer tn that fame place there was A great Dragon, which the Babplantans wo» ippen. j 24 And the King fayd vnto Daniel, Hayek thouthatthisisot bꝛaſſe alſo? loe, bee tineti, and eateth and drinketh, fo that thou canit not fap that he is no liuing God? therefoze woꝛſhip Din. i 25 Then ſayd Daniel onto the King, J will —— the Lord my God: for perts the liuing od 26 But giue me teane,D King, and J will flay this Dragon without fwod o Katte. And the Ring fayo, 3 giue thee leaue. 27. Then Daniel tooke pitch, andfatte, and bape, and DiD ſeethe them together, and Made lumpes thereof; this hee put ĩn the Dra gons mouth, and fo the Dragon burt in ſun⸗ Ber. And Daniel (apd , Behold, whom pe woz: fp. 28 Chen the Babylonians heard it, chev were Wonderfullwzoth, and gathered them to⸗ gerber againſt the Ring, faping, Che King ts ecome a Jew: fo: hee hath Deitroped Bel, and oE Arnh the Dragon, and put the Pieckes to cath, (29 Bothep came tothe King, and (apd, De: liuer bs Danicl o: elie wee will deſtroy thee and thine boute. 30 Mowe when the Ring awe, that thep pzcaſſed foze Dppon hun, and that neceffirte oe. bint, hee deltuered Danicl vute them: 31 ho caſt Im iuto the Lions dew, where he was fire Dates. ? 32 Jn the denne there were ſeuen Lions, I. Maccabees. 22 Therefore the King lew them,aud deliue · and they fan giuen them euery day thn bodies and two theepe, which then were uot given them, to the intent that they might Deusure Daniel. f I 33 @ Mow there wasin Aewsiea ophet cailedD Abbacnc, which had made potrage,and broken beead in a bowle,and was going into the field, fo2 to bring tt to the reapers. 34 ut the Angel of the Lod fapd vnts Ap- bacuc, Oae, carpthemeate that thou patiinte — vnto Daniel, which ts in the Lyang enne. 35 And Abhacuct fayd, Lord, J neuer ſaw —— neyther Boe J know where the denne 3. 36 Then the Angel tooke him by the crowne ef the head, ¢ bare bun by the batre of the head, anh throng a mighty wind iet him in Babplon vpon the denne. ie 37. And Abbacuc cryed, faving, D Daniel, ci take the Dinner that God hath ſent thee. 38 Then ſayd Dantel, D God, thou bak thought vpoirme, aud thou neuer fapleit them that leeke chee and lone thee. 39 Bo Daniel aroi, and oid eat and the An- geloof the Lord tet Abbacuc in his owne place a- gaine immediatly⸗ 40 Gponthe ſeuenth Day the Ring went to bewatle Dantel: and when he came tothe den, be looked in, and behold, Daniel fate inthe mids of the Lions. e ' ; 41 Then cried the Ring with a lond voyce. faying, Great art thou, D Lets Gov of Daniel, and there is none other beides thee. 42 And he drew him out of the den, and cat them that were the cauſe of his deſtruction into the Benne. aw they were deuoured ira moment before bis face. Sy The frtBoike Beda Maccabees. CHAP, Tt. 8 The deathof Alexexander the king of Macedonia. zi Antiochus takeththe kingd-me, 12 Many of the a ~ children of Ifrael make couenant with the Gentiles. 21 Antiochus fubducth Egypt and Ferufaiem vnto his dominion. 50 Antiochus [etteth up idols. Ftec that Alexander the Ma⸗ ceDontan,the ſonne of Philip, wet forth ofthe land ot Chere tiin, and a flew Darius Ring of the JPerlians and Beves, 3 and reigned for him, as Ye had # before in Oreria, 2 i)e tooke great wartes ftrong holds, and ficw the a The frit battell with the-Cartha- ginenfes was © NNa foughtatthis in hand, and wanne time, Kings of the earth. 3 Go went hee thorow tothe entesef the wold, and tooke ſpoyles of many nations, tu fomucy that the wolde ſtoode in awe of puit; b The be- therefore bis beart was puted vp and was ginning of hautp. the king- 4 > Maw when hee had gathered a mighty domeof Trong hott. re 5 Andhadreignedouce testons, nations, Egypt, am kingdomes, thepbecame tributarics vata him. © Akter theſe things hee fell ſicke, and knew that be ſhould die. f 7 Then hee called foz the chicfe of his (cre uants, which hat beene brought vp with him of children, and parted bis kingdom among then, whilehewasyetaline, 8 Do Alcxander had reigned twelve yeeres when he died. 9 And his ſeruants raigned every one in his roome. 10 Aud they all cauſed themſelues to be crows nevafterhisdeath, € fo din theirchitozen after them many peres, and much wicked neſie increas fen ín the mond. II Foꝛout of thele came the wicked root euen Antiochus Epiphanes, the ſonne of king gnti- othus which had beenean hoſtage at Ronie,and dee reigned in the hundreth and ſeuen and thir: tleth peere of the kingdome of the Greeks. racl wicked men , which intiſed many, fap- ing, Let vs goe and make a couenant with ye e The be. gisning of the king- dome of Sy- ria. || Or,woble, d the be» ginning of the king- dome of the -q Parthians, 12 ¢ Jin thofe Dapes went there ont of Bl Tofeph Art. 12.06P,64 ba Apocrypha, e The wic- ked fal nead- long into mi(chiefe, f B y draw- ing the skin ouer Î part that was cir- cumcifed,as Celf.7.cap. 25. Epiph. lib.de pon- derit Us & menſuris. @ The ſecõd barrell with the Cartha- ginenfes. h The bat- tell of Ma- . cedonia. the heathen that are round abont bs: fog fince tee Departed from them, we baue had much (02+ row. 13 Bs this denice pleated them well. 14 And certaine of the people were readie, and went to the Ring, which gaue chem it enpe to Dog after the odinances of the hea⸗ then. 15 ¢ Then fet they vy a placcof everctie at Jenya acceding tothe falhions ofthe heas then, 16 And made themſelues £ vntircumciſed, and korſooke the holy Couenant, and ioyned theinſelues ta the heathen, and were fold to doe miſchieke. 17 Ho when Antiochus kingdome was (et in oder, Hee went about torctane cuer Egypt, that hee might bane the Dominion of twa Realines. 18 Therefore hee entredinto Egypt with a nightie companie, with Charets, anv Eire- phants, and with boꝛſemen, and with a great nautc, 19 3 And mooned warre againſt Ptolemeus King ot Cappt: but jprolenieus was afraide ae > and fled, and many were Wounded ro cath. 20 Thus Antioshus wanne many rong cis tics inthe land of Egypt and tooke away the ſpoyles of the land of Egypt. ; 21 And after that Antiochus han ſmitten E- gypt. hee turned agatne in the bunder) fourtie and three peere, 22 And went bp toward Ilrael and Jerulſa⸗ iem with a mightie people, 23 AnD entred proudly inte the Sanctuas rig, and tooke away the golden Altar, and the Camleſticke fo the ight, anv aii thein- ftruments therecl, and the Cable ofthe thew: Dead , and the powsing veſſels, and the Bowles, and the golden bafens, andthe paile, and the crownes, and the golden appareli, which was before the Cemple, and brake all in pieces. 24 Wee tooke allo the filuer ant golde, and the precious tewels, and hee tooke the fecret trealures that bee found, and when dee had taken away all, bee Departed into bis owne nd, 25 Afterhee had murthered many men, aud {poken very prondly. 26 Therefore tere was a great lamentation incuery place of Piraci. 27 Foz the Princes andthe Elders moir: nev: the young women, and the pong men were made feeble, and the beautie of the women was changes, : 28 Guerp hitdeqrome toske him to mour: ning, and fhe that fate in the marriage chamber was in heauinelſſe. 29 The laund alſo was mooued fo? the inhabt⸗ tants thereof: foz all the houſe of Jacob was co- uered with conkuſion. . ; 30h After twa peeres the king (ent his chtete taſkemaiter into the cities of Juda, witch came to Jerulalem with a great multitude, i 31 (Cibo {pake peaceable woms pute them in Decelt,and they gave credit vnto hiz. 32 Then he Feit ſuddenly vpon the citte, and finote tt wrth a * plagut, € Detroyed much people of Iſrat Chap. j» 33 And when hee had Moyled the citie, he fet fire on tt, cating Downe the joules thereof,and wals thercof on euery fide. 34 The women and their childeen toeke they captiue,and led away the cattell. 35 Then forties they the city of Dawid with a great Ethicke wall,and with mightie towers, ant made tt a rong Hold fo: them. 36 Mozeouer , tep fet wicked people there, ee vngodiy perfons, and ſoztified theinſelues herein 37 And thep ſtored it with weapons and pie tatles,and gathered the ſpoyle of Jerulalem ann laide it vp there. 38 Thus became they a fore mare, and were in ammbuibment fo: the Banctuarie, and were wicked enemies cuermor vnto Iſcael. 39 Foz they Wedde innocent blood on euery ye ofthe Sanctuarie, and seflicd the Dance uarie, 40 Inſomuch that the citisengof Jeruſalem fled away becaule of them, and it became an has bitation of ftrangers, bring Delolate of theny poen He had bone; fo2 her owne childzen dia eaue her. 4! ier Hanctuarte was left wate asa wile Dernelle; her holy dayes were turned inte moute 414 ning, ber Sabbaths ints repꝛoch, and her hono⸗ brought to nought. 42 Gs ber glozy had beene great, fo washer . ae ng Ur, and her ercellencie was turned into drow. 43 Alſo the king wote vnto all bis kina dont, that alithe people ould bee as onc, and thate- uerp man ould leaue his lawes. 44 And all the heathen agreed to thecom: niandement sf the king.’ Fofeph. Ate 5 2.cap.6.- OT - 45 Pea, manypof the Iſraelites contented ta - bis religion, offering vnto idoles, anddeAlung tie Dabbath, 46 Ho theking fent letters by the meſſen⸗ gers bute Jerufalem, and to the cittes of Juda, that thep Would follow the range lawes of the countrey, s ; i 47 And that they fhould forbid the burnt of ferings and facrifices,and the offerings in the PBanctiarte, E 48 And that they thould defile the Sabbaths and the feaits, ; 49 And pollute the Hanctuarie and the holp men, FO And to fet vp altars and groues,and chaps pels of doles, and offer vp fwities Aeh, and vñ⸗ cleane beatts, §1 Gnd that they ſhould leane their chimen vncircumciſcd, and defile their fules with vn⸗ cleanneſſe, and pollute themelues, that they might forget the Law, aud change all the ozdt- nantes, 52 And that whoſoeuer would not Doe accor. Ding tothe commanvdenient of the king, fhould fier Death. §3 In like manner weote hee thozowout all- his kingdomes, and fet onerfeers oner all the people, for to.compell them to doe the tnings. s 54 And he commanded the cities of Juda to Boe facriftce,cttie by citie. llOr drinks oferingi. ss Chen went many of the people vnto them bp heaves, cucry one that forſooke the Law, and 6 AWD- fo they committed enti inthe land. TA Apocrypha. 56 And they dione the Itraelited into ſecret places, euen whereldeuer they couta fiee foz ſuc· cour. 57 Thelifteenth day of Callen , inthe hune drẽth and Hue and fortieth peere, they ler bp the `. abomination of Delolation vpon the altar, and i It isa. ma- nifeft note of the ene- mies ofGod, to burne the books of the Law,Hift, ecclef, lib,8. Cap ‘2e Or, rage. Fofeph. Ant. 12,cap.7, © flOr, Ana- ran. they builded altars thozowout the cities of Ju- Daon cuery five. i 53 And before the doores of the houles,and in the tireetes they burnt incenſe. §9 And the bookes of theLaw, which ther g found, they i burnt in the fir), and cut in pieces. 60 (Ubofeeuce had a booke of the Ceftament found by bim, o2 wholoener conſented puto the Law,the kings commandement was, that thep ſhould put hin fo Death by their authozitie. 6I And they erecuted hele things enery mo: neth vpon the people of Iſrael that were founa in the cities, 62 Andin the fine and twentieth day ofthe moneth, they did lacrifice bpon the altar, which was in the fread of the altars of factifices. 63 And according to the commaundement, they put certaine women to Death, whicy had cauted their chtldzen to be circumciled. ¥ 64 And they hanged bp the childzen at their neckes, and they ſpoyled their houſes, and ſlewe the circumcifersof them. 4 65 Vet were there manp in Blrael, which were of courage,and Determined tn themfelucs, that they would not eat vncleane things, 66 But thole rather to luſter Death, then to bee defiled with tholg meates: fo becante thep would not breake the holy couenant, thep were putto eath. bart jer 67 And thisiityzannte was very ſore pon the peopic of Iſxael. CoH “AMP TE ` a The mourning of Mattathias and his [onnes for the deſtruction of the holy citie. 19 They refufe to doe Sacrifice unto idoles. 24 The xeale of Mattathias for the law of God. 33 They are flaine, and will not fight againe becaufe of the Sabbath day. 49 Mattatkias dying commaundeth his fonnesto ſuicke by the word of God, after the example of the fathers. 12 thole Dayes {toad bp Mattathias the pief, thefonne of Joamttes, thefonne of Simeon, of t: 5 of Joarib of Jexuſalem, and dwelt in wootn. %2 And ee had fue fonnes , Joanan called Gaddis, r 3 Simon called Chali, 4 Judas which ts called Waccabeus, § Eleazar called | Abaron, aud Jonathan, whole name was Apphus. - Mow he law the blaſphemies, which were committed tn Juda and Jerufalem: 7 Andheelatd, Coe ts me: wherefore was J bo2ne,tolce this Deftruction of my people,and the deſtruction of the bolp citie, and thus to fit Bit è itis deliuered inta the bands of the enc. lies. 8 And the Hanctuarie is tr the hands of rangers: their Temple is aga man that bath no renoume. 9 Her gloꝛious veels are caried away into captinttie: her infants are Maine in che ſtreetes, and ber poung men are fallen by the ſword of I.Maccabees. ‘the enemies. è - - Io Ahat people fs it.that hath not fome pof ſeſſion tn her kingDonte,o2 hath not gotten of per {peyles? f It All her glory is taken away $ of a free two man, (bee is become an bandmatde. 12 Behold, our Sanctuary,and our beautie, ana honour is deſolate, and the Gentiles baug Defiled tt. t 13 Ahat helpeth it vs then toliue anyton- er n And Mattathias rent his clothes, he, and Hts tonnes, and put fackecloth Upon them, and mourned very ſore. As ¶ Then came men from the King tothe citie of Modin,to compell them to forſake God, and to facrifice. 16 So many of the Iſraelites confented puto om p utMattathias and bis ſonnes aſſembled together. 17 Then fpake the commiffioners of the king, and {aid vnto Mattathias, Chou are the chiefe and an honourable man, and great th this citie, and halt many childzen and brethren. 18 Wome thou therefore firt, anv fulfill the Rings commandement, agall the heathen pane Bone, and alio the men of Juda, and ſuch as res maine at Jerulatem: ſo Malt thou and thy famis lic becin the Rings fauour: and thou and thy childzen Halt be enriched with finer and gold, and with many rewards. deen 19 Then (Battathtas anhwered gaid with alowde voice, Though all nations that are pre Der the kings Dominton,obey him.and tai away euery man from the reltgton of their fathers, and confent to bis commandements, 20 Pet will Jand mp fonnes, and my bye: then walke tu the conenant of out fathers. ` 21 God be mercifull vnto ve,that we forlake Not the law and the odtnances, K 22 ee will not hearken vnto the Rings wots to trauſgreſſeour religion neither on the right fte,no2 on the left. à 23 And when hee ban lett of ſpeaking thete twous, there came one of the Newes, in the fight of atl, to facrifice vxon the altar which was at Modin, according to the kings comandentent, 24 Row when PBattathtas (aw it, be wasio bintamed with seale,that his reines Hooke, and his wath was kindled according to the ordi⸗ nauccofthelaw: therefore hee ranne vito hin, ana killed him by the altar: 25 And atthe fame time hee flew the Kings conuniiioner, that compelled him to Dee ſacri⸗ fice,and Ocfroy thealtar. 26 Chusbare hea seale to the Law of God, sone a3 Phinees did vnto Zambzi the onse of alom. 27 ¶ Then cried Mattathias with a lowde vopte in the citie, Gying, Ahoſoeuer ts zealous ofthe Law, and will tann by the coucnant, iet Dün come forth after me. 4 28. Ho he,and hts onnes fled into the moun· taines, and left all that they bad in the citie. 29 Then many that || longht after tuttice and iudgement, ; 30 Went Downe into the wildernes to dwell there, both they, and their children, and theirt wiues aud theit cattell: for the afflictions tre created [022 bpon them. - 31 Ew when it was told onto the kings feruants, a The father pro mifeth for Fis chile dr en, hat they (hall ferue Gad: fo doeth Io- fhua for his houfheld, lofh, 24.15. b Tetisa griefe to the godly to fee the people offend, Nuamb,25-7. |Or,that lte wed 1uflly & vprightly. Apocrypha. i J — ets feruants, and to the garifons , which were in Jee rulalem in the cttie of Dauid, that men Had broken the Kings commaundement, and were sone Dowie inte the fecret piacesin the wiler- tefe, 32 Then many purſued afterthem : æ yaning olicctaken them tiep camped againſt them and H she battell in aray againſt them on tye Daba ath Dap, ' 33 And ſard vntothem, Let this now bee fif- ficient: come foozth and Do according to the come mandement of the King, and ye hall liue. 34 But they aulwered Lace wili not goe fozth, neither will we doe the kings commauntement, to defle the Habbath day. 25 Then ther gaue them the battell. 36 But the other anfwered them nothing, neither ca any one ſtone at them, oz topped the piwie places, — a0) 34 37 But laid, e will die all tn our innocency: the heaucn and earth fhail teftific for vs, that ye Delroy bs wrongfully. 38 Thus they gaue them the battell vpon the Sabbath, and ficw both men and cattell, their wiues ¢ their chiidzen to the number of a tyo» fanv people. ] ie 39 ¶ Ahen WMattathtas and his friends ni- Deritood this, they mourned foz them greatly, 40 Aud (aid oneto another, Jt we all doc as our brethren baue Done, and fight net again the heathen foz our lines, and foz our lawes, ae i they incontinentlp deſtroy vs out of e earth. 41 Therefore they concluded at the fame time, faying , CAheotoeuer -Wall come to make battelt with vs bpon the Dabbath Day, wee will fight againit bim , that wee Dienotall, as our bretheen that were murtheredin the fecret pla- ces. 42 Thencame vnto them the aflembly of the Ahdeans , which were of the ſtrongeſt men of atar, all fuch as were welimindgd toward the aw. _ 43 Andall they that were fled foz perfecution, foyned themiclues vnto them, aud were an beipe vnto them, i 44 So they gathered a power, and ſmote the wicked menin their math, and the vngodly in their anger, but che ret fled vnto the heathen, and eſcaped. 45 Chen Mattathias and his kriendes went about and Deltroped the altars, 46 And circunicties the childzen by force that were vncircumciled, as many ag they found Within the cosits ef Ifrael, 47 Aud they purtucd after the pꝛoude men: ånd this act pꝛoſpered in thetr bands, 43 Ho they teccnered the Law out of the and of the Gentiles, and out of the hand of ings, and gaue not place to the wicked. 49 Rom when the time dꝛewe neere, that Mattathias Houta die, hee ſayd vnto hts fonnes, Now ie vive and perlecution tucrealed, and the son of Dettruction, and che wath of indigna- on. so Row therefore, my ſonnes, be pe scalous of the Law, and giue pour liues foz the couenant of with bistw our fathers. §1 Gali to remembzance what actezour fas thers din in their tine: fo ſhall yee receiue great Honour and an cuerlaſting name. ‘Chap. iij. §2 *Mas not Abꝛaham found faithfull in ten» fation,and it was imputed vnto him fo: rights: ouſfneſſe? 53 Joſcph in the time of his trouble kept i Priam coal was made the £023 of kgypt. 54 Phinehes our kather, becauſe he mas zeas lous and feruent, obteined the coutnant of the: euerlaſting Peieſthood. 55 * Jeius fo? fnifilling the wod, was made the gouernour of Iſrael. ] 56 *Galeb , becaufe he bare witnes before the cougregation,recetued the heritage ef theland. 57 *Dautd,becaule of his mercy, obtained the throne of the kingdome foz euermoze. 58 * Elias , becaule hee was zealous and fer- uent tithe Law, was taken bp euen vnto pras uen. 59 Ananias, Azarias , and Milael bp their fait) were deliuerev outof the flame. 60 * Daniel , becaule of his innocencie, was Beliuered from the mouth of the Lions. 61 And thus yee may confider thozowout all ages, that wholoener put their trut in him, hall not want ſtrength. 62 *Feare not peethen the wordes of afintull man: fo: bis gloꝛy is but Doung aud wormes. 63 Co Dayis he fet yp, and to morrow he ſhall *not be found: foz be is turned into pis Bult , and his purpofe pertiheth. 64 CAbercfoze myſonnes, take good hearts, anu thew your felues mer foz the Law; foz by it hall you obraine glogy. f Os And behold. 3 know that pour brother Ste mon is amanof counfell: giue eare vnto him als Way: he Mali be a father vnto pou. ; 66 And Judas Maccabens hath beene migh> tie and ſtrong, euen from bis youth vprlet him be pour Captain, and fight you the battel fo2 the peo» ple. 67 Thus hall pe bring vnto pou all thofe that obſerue the Law,and fhall auenge the iniuries of your people. f 68 Recompenfe fully the heathen; and giue pout ſelues to thecommandement ofthe Law. : 69 Ho be bleſſed thent,and was laid with hig athers, 70 And diedin the hundreth, fortie and firt peere, and bts (onnes buried bim in bis tathers tepulchze at Worin, andall Jirar made great lamentation foz him. pi CHAP, III 1 -Iudasis made ruler omer the Tewes: 14 Hee kil- leth Apollonius and Seron the princes of Syria- 44 The confidence of ludastoward God, 55 Fudas determie neth te fight againft Ly(as,whom Antiochus had made: captaine ouer his hoft, T Hen Judas his fonne,called Maccabeus, rolg vp in bis place. to 2 Andall bts bꝛethꝛen helped bim,and altheyp that held with bts father and kought with cous rage thebattell of Iſrael. 3 Dobe gate hts people great honour: he put ona bet plate as a gyant, and armed bimitife, and fet the — in aray, € Defended the campe 020, 4 Fu bisactes hee was like a Lyon, and asa Lions whelperoaring after the prap. Foz hee puruen the wicked, fought them 5 putand burnt vp thole that vexed bis ie ae 415 Gen.22.9, 10.70". 4-30 Gen4t. 40.” Nwm.25.13 ecclus 45% —— Fofo. 1. M Num 14.65 740/64 13. SAB Uhe 2.Kang.2.18 Da4.3.16, 17,18,26, Das. 6.2% Mat.io. 26, 28,3 Lifa. 40.6,7. Ù 51.7,8. Fam 1.10. Ipet, 1.230 ecclus 14. 38, Apocrypha. 6 So that the wicked fled for feare of hint, aud al che workers of turquitte were put to troue ble: and faluation pꝛoſpered in bts hand. - 7 And hee grieued diuers Kinges, but Jacob — by bis acts, and bis memoꝛiall is bleſſed zeuer. 8 Hee went alfo thorow the cictes of Juva, and Deltroped the wicked out of them , and tur- ned away the wath from Iſrael. ; G So washe renowm:d vnto the ends of the earth, and he aſſembled together thoſe that were ready to pertih. $ f 10 @but? Apollonius gathered the Gentiles, and a great hoſte out of Samaria, to ght a> gaint Iſrael. i TI hiy when Judas percetued, hee went koorth to meetehim, and ſmote him, and rw pot, lo that many fell Downe Haine, and the reſt £ 12 Ho Judas tooke their ſpoiles, and tooke ach psa fwod, and fougyt with it all bis ife long. s Á 13 Cow when Heron a prince of the armie of Syria, heard that Judas had gathered vnto him che congregation, and Church of rhe faith- full,and went forth to che warre, f 14 He latd, J will get me a name,and will be loztous in the realme: Fo: J wili goe tight with udas, and them that are with hun , which haug Belpiled the kings commandement, 15 Hohe mave hin ready to ge vp, and there went with him a mighty hoite ot the ungodly to belp him, and to be auenged of the childzenof Iſ⸗ tael. 16 And when bee cameneere to the going vp ot Seth horn, Judas went foozth to mecte him with a {mall company. : P 17 But when chey (atv the armic comming a- gainſt them, they ſaid to Judas, Yow are wee able, being ſo few, to fight againſt ſo greata multitude, and (0 trong, teeing wee be fo wearin and pane fated all thig day? PANED 18 Then laid Judas, Jrisaneafie thing foz many ta bee tht vp in the bandes of few, and there is no Difference before the God of Heauen,to deliuer by a great multitude, oꝛby a {mali come panic. 3 _ Ig Fozrthe victorie of the battell ſtandeth not inthe multttude of the hote, but the ttrength commeth from heauen. j 20 Thep come againt vs with a cruell and poude multitude to deſtroy vg, andour wiues, and our childzen, and to robbe vs, z 21 But we doe fight fez ourliues , and foz our awes. 22 And Gonhimlelfe will deſtroy them before pur face: therefore be not yee afraid of them. 23 And when be hadleft of (peaking. he leapt fuddenly bpon them:(o was Heron aud his holt DelEroped before him. 24 And they purſned them from the going Downe of Beth-horon vnto the plaine : where there were flaine eight hundzeth men of them, € the rvelidue tied intothe land of the Philiſtims. T Thyen the feare and terrour of Judas and pis bretheen fell vpou the nations round about, 26 Do that his fame came vnto the king: fog aiithe Gentiles could tell of the wartes of Ju- Dis. 27 CButwhen king Antiochus heard there tidiages, bee was angry in bis minde: where J. Maccabees. fore he fent koorth, and gathered all the power of his Kealme, a very rong army, 28 Gnd opened his treafure, and gaue bis hotte a yeeres wages tn Hand, commanving them to be readp fo a yeere oz alloccafions, _ 29 Neuertheleſſe, when hee faw that the moe uey of his trealures failed , and that the tributes in the countrey were nall, becaple of the niten- fion, and plagues that hee had brought vpon the land, tn taking away the Lawes which bad bene of old cime, 30 We feared leat he moulo not haue now at the fecond time, asat the frit , for the charges and gifts that he had ginen with aliverall hand afore: for in liberalitie hee farre pafen the other kings that were before him, $ 31 CGherefoze hee was heauie in his minde, and thought to goe into Perſia, for to take trie butes of the countrepes, and to gather much moe ney. 32 So be left Lylias a noble man, and of the Kings biosu to ouerſee the kings buſineſſe, from the riuer of Euphrates, vnto tke borders ok E⸗ gypt, 33 Andto being bp his ſonne Antiochus, till he came againe. 34. Wozeouer hee gaue him halfe of his hofte. and Elephants, and gaue him the charge of alt things that be would bane Done, ; 35 Andeoncerning chole which Dlt in Ju- ba and Jerufalem, that hee chould lend an arnie against then, to Deroy and roete out the power of Iſrael and the remnantof Jeruſalem, andto put out their memoꝛiall from that place , : 36 And ta tet trangers fo? to inbabite al their quarters, and part their land among thes. 37 Aud tye king tooke the halfeof the hott that temained, and Departed trom Auttochia hts roy- All citie, inthe yeere an Hundzeth fourtie and ies nen, and pafled the riuer Cuphzates, and went thozow che bie countrepes. \ 38 Then Lyfias chole Ptolomeus the fonne of Dominus, and Micanozrand Gorgias mighty men and the kings friends, 39 And fent with them kourtie thoufann foot. men, ann ſeuen thoufand horſemen, to goe into the land of Juda, andtodeltroy tt, as the Ring comimaunded. à i í 40 Do they went foorth with all their power and came & pitched bp t Emmaus inthe plaing countrey. 41 Pew when the merchants of the countrey beara the rumour of them, they tooke very much fuer and gold, and feruants , and came into the campe to bupthe childzenot Alcact fo: flaucs, and the ſtrength of Syzia and of ſtrange nati⸗ ons topned with them. j 42 CMow when judas and bis brethren faw that trouble encreafed , and that the bofte Detve neere nto their bozders , comlidering the kinges words, whereby he had conunanndedto deſttoy the people, and vtterly abolt) them, 43 They fayd one to another, Let vs remene the Decay of ourpeople, ano ilet vs Aght fozour people,and foz our anctuary, 44 Then the congregation were foone ready gathered to tight, and to peay,and to Delire mercy and compafiton. ' j ; 45 As for Jerufalem , it was not inhabited, but was as a wilderneſſe. There went none that was bone in it, in o2 out at it, and the Danctuarie — Apocryp Deut, 20.5. E7 3e sfeph. bsb. 2.chap. i6: hae Santtuary was troden Bowne, ant the ſtran⸗ gers kept the fortreſſe, and it was the habitation ofiheheatyen; and the mirth of Jacob was tas kei away: the pipe and the barpe ceafed. 46 So they gathered thenrines together, and caine to Malpha befeze Jerufalem : fo? in Malpha was the place wherethey prayed atore- timein Iſrael. 47 And they kaſted that Dap, and put lackt⸗ tloth bpon them , and caſt aches bpon their beads and rent their clothes, _ 48 And opened the booke of the Law, wheres in the heathen fought to paint the itkenelic of their tacics, 2 49 Aud brought the Pieftes garments, and the frt fruits, andthe tithes, and fet there the Naꝛzarites,which accomplifhed their dapes. and offered tacrifices of Delinerance ans pratic, 57 Anddecked the forefront of the Temple with crownes of gold and ſhieldes, and Dedicated the gates and chambers ,and banged Doezes vp⸗ onthem. so 58 Thus there was pery great gladneſſe ae mong the people, and the repzoch of the heathen was put away. : — 59 So Judas and dis brethzen with the whole Congregation of Iſrael oxdeined that the Bayes of Dedication of the Altar Mould bee kept in their lealon from peereto peree, bp the {pace of eight Dapes, fromthe fue and twentieth Dap of ie moneth Chatleu, with mirth and glad- neſſe. 60 Gud at the fame time builded they vp mount Ston with bie walles and ſtrong tewzes round about, lealt the Gentiles Hould come and tread tt Downe, as they had Done afore. 6I Therefore they (et a gariſon there to keepe it, and fozttficd Beth-fura to keepe it, that the people might haue a defence again Idunea. CHA P.: -V 3 Judasvanguifhed the heathen that goe about to destroy Ifrael, and i helped of his brethren Simon and Ionathan, 50 He ouerthroweth the city of Ephron, be- caufe they denied him paffaze thorowit, NeR when the nations round abont beard, that the Altar was builded , and the Hanc. tuary renewed as afoze, thep were ſore grieued. 2 Therefore thep thought to Deftroy the gee neration of Jacob that was among them,and be» gan to flay and Deftrey the people. 3 Chen Judas fought again the children of Ciau tn Idumea at |i Arabathene, betanle they belieged the Iſraelites, and he mote them witha great plague, and Douie them to ſtraites, and toske thew ſpoyles. ; 4. Wethought alfo vpon the malice ofthe chils Dien of Bean, which had bene a ſnare and an dine Derance ynto the people, when they lay in watte fo: themin the high way. s Hberefazre hee ſhut them vp in tomzes, and beſteged Iofiph libs I 3. ap.· Ide lOr, Araka thane. ee en Apocrypha. beſieged them, and Deroved them vtterly, and hurne cheir towers with Are, with all that were in them. A 6 Afterward, went hee againk the children of Ammon, where hee found a mightie power, and a great multitude with Timotheus their captaine. f i 7 Bo hee had many battels with them, but they were deltroied befor yun, andio be Ditcoms fited them, - 8 Ano tooke Gazer, withthe townes thereof, and fo turned againe into Judea. 9 d Ahentheheathen that were in galaan, gathered them together again the Iſtaelites that were tn their quarters, to flay theni; but they fien to the caftle of Datheman, j Io And fentletters to Judas, and to bis byes then, ſaxing, The heathen that are about v3 , ate gathered againſt vs, to deſtroy vs. “IL And thep make them ready fo: to come, and to take the fortreſſe, whereunto wee are Hed, and Aimotheusiscaptaine of thetr bolte. 12 Come now therefore, and deliuer vs out of thete hands: foz many of vs ave flaine: i 13 And ail our beetheen that were at Tubin, ateflaine , and they hanetaken away fhett wiues and sheir childzen,and their goods, and deſtroyed there almot a thoufand men. į 14 bue chele letters were pet a reading, be- Hola, there came other meflengers from Galile, with their clothes rent, which tolde the fame ti- Dings Is Andfaide that they of Ptolemais y and of ys, and of Hidon, andot all Galile ofthe —— were gathered againſt them to deſtroy them. 16 Ahen Judas and the people heard thele wordes, agreat Congregation cametogethcr, to conflit what they might Doe fot their bre⸗ ae that were in trouble, and whome they be- eged. r7 Then laide Judas to Simon his brother, Chule theeout men, and goant deltuer thy bze- tinenin Gaie, and 3 and my dzother Jonathan wil! goe into the countreyof@alaad. © 18 E Bo hee left Joſephus the ſonne oF zi- chartas , and Agartas to bee captaines ot the prope > and to keepe the remnant of the hofte m udea, : 19 And commanded them faving, Cake the ouctiigdt of this people, and make nowarre a- gaint theheathen, vntill we come againe. © 20 And pnto Simon were giuen thee thous fand men, to coe tuto Galile, and to Judas eight thoufand men fo? the countrev of Galaad. 21 Shen went Simon into Galile, and gaue Diners bartels tothe heathen, and the heathen were difcomfited by him. 22 Aud hee purlued themynto the gates of Ptolemais ; and there were laine of the heathen nn theee thouland mew: fo bee tooke their potles. j i 23. Thus thep reſcued them that were in Ga⸗ lile and in Arbattis with their wiues, and their chtidzen,andallthat they had, and brought them into Judea with great toy. Chap. v. thing that was Done vnto thele brethren in the counctres of Galaad, 26 And how thatimany ofthem were befieged in Dolora, and Boldz , in Alemts, || Uhalbon, —— oe Carnaim (al thele cities are rong 27 And chat they were kept in other cities of Galaad, and to mozrow they are appointed to bring thetr bofte vnto thele fortes , and to take them, and ta deſtroy them allin one Day 28 Ho Judas € his hoſte turned in all hatte by the way of the wtiverncile towarde Boſoera. and wanne the cttte, anv lew ati the males with the edge ofthe ſworð, and tooke ail their fpoile, and fet fire pon the citie, = 29 And in the night he remoned From thence, AND Went toward the kortreſſe. ane 30 And betimes in the making when they looked bp, beholde, there was an innumera· ble people beating ladders, aud inſtruments —— to take the forte, and had aſſaulted 31 Then Judas fawe that the battel was be» Gun, and that the cep of the citte went bp to heae uen With trumpets, anda great lound, 32 Then be layd vnto the armie, Fight this Day foz pour bzetizen, 33 Bo he went forth behinde them with thee companies, and they blew che trumpets anvcrte ed with prayer. _ 34 Cohen the hote of Cimothens knew, that it was Maccabeus, and they fled from him, and bee (mote them with a great Laughter, to that there was killed of thein the fame day, almolt yii ——— men. 5 Hen Departed Judas vnto Wal and layde liege vnto it, and wanit, and fla al a — thereot, and ſpoiled tt, ann fet fire vpe 36 From thence went hee and tooke Chal op ae and Bolo, and the other cities us 37 After thele things gathered Timotheus another holte,and he camped before Raphonñ bee yond tie flood., 38 f2ow Judas had fent toelpte the hoſte, and theybrought him worde againe , laying, All the Heathen that bee roundabout bs, are gatherep vnto him, and the bolte ts verpgreat, 39 And Hee hath htred the Arabians to helpe them, and they baue pitched their tents beponn the flood , and are ready to come q fight againtt pi — Perekat n mee ene 49 Chen Timotheus fatd onto the captains of bis hoke, Ahen Judas and hts bofte come nere the flood, thee pafle ouer firit vnto vs, we ſhall not be able te with and him: fo: he will be too ftrong foz ps. $ 4I Butithe be afrai and campe beyond the flosd, we will goe ouer vnto Him, and (hall pace uatle agaimſt him. 42 Mow when Judas came neere to the flood, he canfed the gouernors of the people to remaing by the flood, and commanded thentfaping, Dut fer none to pitch a tent, but let euery man come to the battell. 24 Q Judas Waccabrus aio, and his brother © 43 Ho hee went firſt ouer toward them, an Jonathan went ouer Forse ,andtranatledtheee allehe people after him: and al the yeathen were Daies tourney in the wilderneſſe, - 25 Where they met with the Mabathiter, who receiued them louingly, € tolde them euery difcombitch before bim, and caſt away their weae pons; and fled into the temple that was at Car⸗ naim, i Oss 44 Ahich 417 ll Or, Cha- Ehor. | Apocrypha. 44 Which citie: Judas wanne, and burnt the Tempie with all chat were in it: fo was ECEarnaim (ubduedy and might net withſtand Judas. 45 ¶ Then Judas gathered al the Iſraelites that were in the countrey of Galaad, from the leat puto the moft, with their wiues and their chilazen,and their baggage, avery great hofte, to come into che land of Juda. j 46 BSothey came vnto Cphron, which was a great citie by the way, and itrongly defenced : thepcould not paffe neither at che right ban’ norat che left but mutt go thozow tt. 47 Wut they chat were in thecitte, hut theme felucs in, and ttopped vp the gates with Tones: Judas Cent vnto them with peaceable wezds, aping, 43 Letys pale thozow pour land, that we May goe into our owne countrep, and none mhall purt pou: we wiil but onely goe thozow on foot s but they would not open unto him. 49 CUiherefore Judas commanded a procla- mation to be made thoꝛowout the bote, that e+ uerg man Would aflault it according to his tans ing. 55 Ho the valiant men (et vpon it, and afaule ted thecttie, all that Day, and all that night,and thecttte was giuen ouer into his hands ; 51 Cbollew all the males with the edge of the fwod, and deſtroyed it, and tooke the {porte therof,and went thozow the city ouer them that were Haine. 52 Then went they outs Jorden into the great pee before Bethſan. §3 And Judas gathered together thole that were behind, and gaue the people good erhozta> tion all the way thozow, till they were come into the land of Juda. “34 54 Thus they went vp with ioy and gladnes vnto mount Hion, where they offered burnt ofe- rings, becaule there were none of them flatne, but came pome agatne tn fafetp. §5 € Mow wiiles Judas ¢ Jonathan were in the land of Galaad.and Simon their brother fn Galile before Ptolemais, 56 Joleph the ſonne of Zacharias and Asatte As thecaptaines, hearing of the valiant acts,and battels which they had atchicued,faid, Let bs get bs a name alſo, and got fight asaini the heathen that are round about vs. 588a they gaue their hot a commandement, AND Went toward Jamnia. 59 But Gorgtas and his men came out of the tity to ſaght againſt them. 60 And Zoltph æ Azarias were put to flight, @ purlucd vñnto the borders of Judea : and there were flaine that dap of the people of Iſrael as bout two thoufand men: fo that there wasa great ouerthzow among the people of Ifrael, 61 Becaule thep were not obedient vnto Jue Das and Hts bacthacn,but thought to do fome vas liant thing. 62 Alfo they came not of the ſtocke of thele mem by Hole hands deliuerance was given to rael. 6z3 But the man Judas, and his brethren Were greatly commended in the fight ofall jG racl, and of all the heathen, whereſoeuer their name was beard of. 64 And the people came vnto them, bidding them welcome i J. Maccabees. 65 Afterward went Judas koorth with bis brethren, x kought againit the childzen of Eſau in the land toward the South, where he wanne 2 cap.ir, Meb2on, and the townes therofandhedeltroped chaz. the caſtell thereot, and burnt thetomers thereof round about. i 66 Then remooued he to go inte the land of, the || rangers and went thorow Samaria. 67 Acthe fame time were the Perieſts of the: city faine in the hattell, whtch would hem their valiantnes, and went forth to battell with out counſell: and when Judas came to Azotus in the rangers land, be bzake Downe their al- tars, andburne with five the images of their gods, and tooke away the ſpoiles ef the cities, and came agatne into the land of Juda, CHAP. VL t Antiochus willing totake the citie of Elimatsy t driuen away ofthe citizens. 8 He falleth intoficknes, and dicth, 17 Hu fonne Antiochus ismade hing. 34 The maney to prouske elephants to fight. 43 Eleaxarus valiant atk. 48 The fiege of Sion. —J— when king Antiochus trauailed tho⸗ ‘row the high countrics, he beard that Eli⸗ mais in the countrep ot Perſia, was a city great» ly renowned fo? riches, filucr,and gold, 2 And that there was init avery rich Cente ple, whereas were couerings of golde, coat ars mours, and harneffe, which Alerander King of Wacedonia the fenne ot Philip (that reigned firt in Grecia) had left there. 3 Cdibereforche went about to take the city, and to ſpoile tt,but be was not able; fo: the citte zens were Warned of the matter, 4 Androle vp agatnit him inbattell,and he fied and Departed thence with great heauineſſe, and came againe into Babylon. -§ Moxreouer, there came one which brought him tidings in the councreyof Perlia, thatthe armies that were againſt the land of Juda, were Duiuenawayp, - 6 And that Lylias, which went kooꝛth fir witha great power, was Diuen away of the Fewes, and that they were made rong by the armour, and power, and Diners fpotles which they bad gotten of the armies whom they had deſtroyed. 7 And that they had pulled down the abomie nation, which he had (et pp vpon thealtar at Jee rufalem, and fenled the Sanctuarte with high walles,as it was atoze,and Beth fura his citie. S So when the King had heard tiele words, he was aftonifhed,and (oze mooued:therefore he aid bim Downe vpon his bed, and fell ficke fog very ſorrow, becauſe it was not came to paſſe as he bad thought. : 9 And there continued he many dayes:for his riefe was ener moze and moze, fothat be faw be mutt needes Die. 10 Gherefoze he fent forall his friends, ana fato vnto them, The fleepe is gone from mine epes,and mine heart failetih foz bery care. : IL AndJ thinke with mp felfe, Into what aducrfitte am J come ? andinte what flosds of méferteam J fallen now, where as afozetime I was in profperitte, and greatly ſet by, byreafon ofmy power ? I ofeph Ant 107, Phili⸗ Iofeph. An 12 cap: TZ. 12 Aud now doe J remember the euils tbat Apocrypha. J haue dene at Jeruſalem: for J toske all the Isfeph. Ant. 22.chaf, 14 veſſels of gold and ſiluer that were in it, and fent to Deltropthe tababitants of Juda without caule. 13 J know that thele tronbles are come spon me kor the fame cauſe, and behold, J mini die With great ſorow ina trange land. í `- I4 Then called hee fo: Philip, one of hig friends, whom be made ruler of all his Realme, Ig And gaue bun the crowne, and hts robe, and the ring, that bee Mould inſtruct bis fonne Antiochus, and being him vp, tiil bee might reigne himlelke. : 16 Boking Antiochus died therein the pun- Deeth fourty and ninth yeere. 17 @@iben Lyplias knew that the king was bead, bee ordeined Antiochus his fonne (whom hee had brought bp) to retane iin bis tathers ſtead.and calied bim Cupatoz. 13 Mow thep that were in the caftle at Ieru. falem, kept in the Iſraelites round about the Hanctuary,and ſought alwayes their hurt, and the ttrengtientng of the heathen. 19 Dherfore Judas thought ta deftroy them, e- called all the people together to beliege em. 20 So they came together,and belieged them in the hundreth and fittie perc,and madetnttry- ments to boote ,and other engines of warre, 21 But cectatne of them that were belieged, gate forth, (vnto whom fome vngodly men of (cael topned themelues.) 22 Ana thep went vato the king, (aping, Vow tong wilt thou ceafe fromerecuting indgement, and avenge our bzethzen? 23 ee haue beene ready toferue thp father, and to goe forward in thole things,that bee ap» » pointed, and to obey his commandements, -a 24 Therefoe they of our nation fell from vs foz this caule, and whereloeuer they found any — > thep ew them , and ſpoyled our inhert· 25 And they haue not enely layd hand vpon babut vpon all about their borders. 26 And behold, this Day are they beſieging thecattleat Jerufalem to take it , and paue foz= tified the Danctuarp, and Beth-fura. 27 Audit thou dock not preuent them quick. ty, they will doe greater things then thele , and thou ſhalt not be able to ouercome them. 28 Ciiben the king heard this, bee was berp angty, and called all his friends, the captaines th of bis armic,and dis hozfemen, 20 And bandes that were hired , came vnto bim from che kings, that were conkederate, and from the J fies of the fea. : » 30 Be the number of his armie was an imit- beth thoufand footmen, and twenty thouland ozlemien,and two and thirtie Clephants exet · tiled tn battell. 31 Thelecame theough Toumea, and drewe neereto Beth · ſura, andbelieged italong feas font, and made engines of warre ibut they came peta burnt them with fire, and fought palie antly. - 32 Then departed Judas from the cattle, andremoucdthe botte toward Beth-zacarias, sner againſt the Kings campe. i 33 Sethe king aroſe verp eariy and brought the arniy and Hts power toward tije wap ef Beth-sacarias , where the armic (et themlelucs | ging and foughta long fealon. Chap. vj. in arap to the battell, and bleto thet 34 And to prouoke the Clephants foz to fight, D ſhewed them the blood of grapes and mül- cries, 35 And they let the beatles accopding to the ranges: fo that by euery Elephant there ſtood a thonfand mew armed with coats of maile anv belmets of braffe vpon thew beades, and vnte euerybeaſt were orꝛdeined fue hundreth horſe· men of the bef, .. 36~ — — so The king tooke Beth ſura; and ſet thers’ a gariſon to keepe it. ima SI Anobelieged the Sanctuary many daies, and madeinfrumentsto Monte, andother en⸗ gins ofwatre, and intruments to cat ire and ttones,and pieces tocat Dartsandilings.. >52 Thep allo made engins agane their en- 53 But tu the garners there wereno vitatles,. for tt was the ſeuenth peeve, anv then they that were in Judea, and were deliuered front che Ogg2 Gentilts. 418 fOr, Saura. a This ex- ample is not to be fol- lowed, be- caufe itis contrary to the cõman⸗ dement, tOr,the Fewese ag emcee we aaa Apderypha. fi Or, gine hands Tofeph. Am, 32,¢hap.$- Sentiles, had eaten bp the refine of the ioes iA Ho that m the Sanctuary were few men {eft forthe famine came ſo vpon thenathat they were (cattercd euery man fo his owne place. 55 CMow when Lyfias heard that Piip, Cobo Antiochus the ing, whiles hee lued, my — wing =) Gutiochus bis fenue, shat he might be king. -56 dGascome againe out of Perka, tMr- Dia andthe Kings holte with pum aud thought te take vnto him the rule of things, 57 Weandhis hafted, ¢ were ſtirred forward bptheminthecattieto goe and tell the King, ‘and the captaines of the hoſte, and to others, faying, dUe BecrealeDayly and our vitatles are bucfmallk: ana the place that wee lay flege unto, is trong, andthe affairesof the realme Depend vpon vs. 5 KS Mow therefore tet bs | agree with thele men, and take truce with them, and with all their nation, j i §9 And graunt them to line after their Law, as thep Did atore: forthepbe grieued, ana doe p thele things, becaule wee paue broken their awes. 69 Dathe King and the Princes were ton- tent,and tent vntothem to make peace,and they receiued it. $ ) GI Mien the king and the pꝛinces had made an othe vnto thent, they came vpon this out of the kortreſſe. í 62 Gnd the king went bp to mount Sions but when hee ſaw that the place was weilde- fenced, be baake bis othe that he had made, and —— to bzcake Downe the wall round about. i 63 Then departed he in all hafe, and reture Y.Maccabees. 8 Then the king thole Bacchines a friend of Dis, which wasa mene man in the Kealme,ana ruled beyond the flood, and was faithfull ynta the king, and tent hinn 9 And that wicked Alcimus, whom he made hie Prieſt, aud commaunded hin tobe auenged ofthe chtidzenof Iſrael. 19 So they Departed, and came with agreat bok vnto the land of Juda, and tent meiiengers fo Judas and bis brethren, deceitfullp witiy peaceable words. + y H But they belecued not their faping:forthip faw that they were come with a great potte. 12 Chena company ot the gouecnours afem- bled vnto Alcimusand Bacchides to intreat of reafonable points.. n 13 Audi che || Aldeans were the fick that re Ghired peaceamong the children of Firaet. 14 Foꝛ ſayd thep, He thatis a Piet ofthe feed of Aaron, is come with this armie: there foze He wili not burt vs. ig hen he ake unta them peaceably, and ſwore vito thent,and feyd., (Cie will Bocpou na harme,neither pour Friens: 16 And they beleened hint: bút hee tooke of them thꝛeeſcore men, and few them in one Day, according totke words that were witten, - 17* Thep haue calt the bodies ot thy Saints, anD their blood round about Ferulalem,é there Was noman that would burte them, § 18 Po there came a feare and atrembling as mong ail the people: foz they fata, There is net ther tructh nor righteouſneſſe in them: fo2 they paue broken the appotutment and oth that chep made. 19 Then Bacchides remooucd from Jeru Glem, € pitched hts tent ath Beth-secha, where ned vnto Antiochia, where be found Philip hae He li uing Dominion of he citie ſo he fought againſt him, and tooke che citie by force, CHAP. VIL 2 Demetrius reigned after hze had killed Antio- hus & Lyfias. § He troubleth the children of Ifrael through. the counſell of certaine wicked perfons. 37 The prayer of the Prie/ts againſt Nicanor. 41 It- dás killeth Nicanor, after he bad made bis prayers i 42 the hundaeth, and one and fftiesy yeere dee parted Demetrius the fonof Dcteucus from Rome andcame vy with afew men vnto a city of the ſea coaſt and retgned there. ; 2 And when hee came tuto the poſſeſſion of. bis fathers king dome), his ſouldiers tooke Qu- tiochus and Lyuas tbronght them vnto him. 3 Sut wien it was told him he ſaid, Shew menot their faces. 4 So thep put tbem to death. Mow wher —— was fet vpõ the thꝛone of bis kings ome; ; 3 § Therecametnto him alithe wicked and vngodly men of Sik acl whole captatne was A- timus, that would haue beenethe hta Briet, 6 Theile men acculed the people vuto the king. faytng, Judas thts brethren haue faine it thpfrienDes , and Dziuen vs out four olwne ang. 7 Therefor fend now fome man, whome thou trultett, that he may goe aud ſee all the de · truction , which hee hath Done vnto vs ð to the kings laud, and let himi puniſh them with all thew partakers. IHE « c lent forth q tookemanpof the men that had korſaken him and certaine of the people whome be ſlew and caſt into the great pit. 20 Then committed hee the countrey tnta Aicimus,and left men of war with him tohelpe bim: ſo Bacehides went to the king. 21 Thus Aicimus ſtroue fo? the Pieſthood. 22 Gnd ali fuch ag troubled the people ree fogted vnto bin : inſomuch rhat they obtate ned ve landat Juda, and did much purt ingis bae i í 23 Mow when Judas ſawe all the miſchieke that Alcimus € bis company had Done among tive Iſraelites moze then the heather, 24 idee went foorth round about all the bors Ders of Judea, and punted thole that were fale lemaway, fo that tiep came nomoze abroad in the conutrey. A 25 But when Alcimus faw that Judas and bis people had gotten the vpper hand, and knew that be was not able to abite them, hee went ae mone tothe Ring and accuſed them of wicked pings, ; i 26 Thenthe King Cent Micano? one of His Tofeph Anr. chiete Pꝛinces which bateo Iſrael deadly, and 12 chap,i6a or a H bim that bee Hontu deltrop the people. 27 € Ho Micano2 came to Jexulalem with agreat hote, and (ent vnto Dudas, and his beethzen Deccttfullp with lriendly wordes, {aye ing, i i 28 Let there be no warre betweene mee, and pou, J will come Xith Fer miento (ee bow ye Des. friendly, 23 Go Or, Hafia IMS Pfal.79. 30 ſOr, Bertha feth,or Be- meth, Apocrypha. jr, Caphar- ſarama. ſa.56.5,7. fOr, Adeærſa 3.Ki8.19.35 t06,8.18.cc- elus.48 12. 5[2.37.36. 3.960,8.59, 249 Go be came vnto Judas, and they ſaluted one another peaceably: but the enemies were prepared to take away Judas, 30 Neuertheleſſe, it was told JuBas,that he came vnto him ynder Deceit: therfore he feared him, and would (ee bis face no more. 31 Chen Nicanoꝛ perceiued that his countel was bewrayed, he went out to Ag yt again Ju⸗ bas, belide || Carpkafalama, : 32 Where there were Naine of Micanozs hoſt about fine thoufand men: fo they fied vnto the citie of Dauid. ; 33 After this came Micano2 vp bnte mount Dion, and Come of the Pꝛieſts with the Elders of the people went foozth of the Ganctuarte to falute him peaccably,and to thew him theburnt offering that was offered for the King. 34 But hee laughed at them, an’ mocked — and counted them pꝛophane, and ſpake ouDlp, í : 35 Andlwoe in bis wrath, faving, If Judas and bis hoſte bee not deltuered now inte mine hands, fence J come againe tn fafetie, J will burne vp this boule. Cath that, went be out tn a great anger. 36 Then the prieſts came in, and ſtood befoze the altar in the Temple weeping, and taping, 37 Foꝛſomuch as thou, O Lord, hak chofen this Doule, that thy Mame might be called vp» on therin,and that tt would be an boule of prap. erand petition fo: thp people, 38 Bee auenged of this man and his bofte, and let them bee Maine by the ſword: remember fesa blaſphemies, and tuker them not to cons e, 39 Chen Nicanoꝛ was gone from Ferula. lem , hee pitched bis tent at Beth-poron, and there an boite met bimoeutofSpzta. 40 And Judas pitched in || Adala, with thee thoufand men, where Judas prayed, laying, 41 OLord, *becaute the meflengers of King Hennacherib — thee, thine Angel went foorth , and Uew an bundzeth, fourefcoze and fiue thouland ofthem· 42 @o deſtroy tyou this hofte before bs ta Day, that ailother map know that bee hath fpo» ken wickedly againt thy Sanctuarie, and pur nih him accoꝛdiug to hts malice, 43 So the arimtestopnes together in battell, the thirteenth Dap of toe moneth Adar: but is canozs hofte was diſcomtited, and bee himſelfe was fick llaine in the battell. f 44 Mow when bis armie fawe that Mica» no * llaine, they caſt away their weapons, and fied, 45 But they purlucd after them a dayes tours ney from Adala vnto Galera, blowing anae larme with the trumpets after them. 46 So they came foorth of all the townes of Judea round about, andruhed vpon them, and thacto them from one to another.{o that they all bee by the fwod, and there wasnot one of them t. 47 When they tooke the (poiles,and the pray, and Gnote off Qicanoꝛs head, and bts right band, which he held vp ſo proudly, and bꝛought AA with them, and hanged them Bp afoze Jerus em. 48 Ho the people retoveed greatly, and kept that = ag a Day of great gladneffe. 49 Aud they ordeined to keepe peerelpthat Chap. viije Day on the thirteenth day of the moneth Adar. white Thus the land ord b CHAP, VIII, 1 Judas confidering the power and policie of the Romanes, maketh peace with them. 223 The comditsons of mutuali frsendjhip [ènt to the Lewes. uda was in eek alittle 419) ] Uvas heard allo the fame of theRomans,that Jofeph. An, they were mighty,and valiant, and agreeable 4 3.cap.18, to all things that were required of them, and mabe giace with all that came vntothem, 2 And that they weremen of great power, and they told them of their battels, and their wezthy acts, which they did among the || Galas tians whom they Gad conquered, and made to Pay tribute, 3. And what they had dence in the conntrep of Spaine t how that they had wonne there the mines of filucr and gold, 4 Gnd that by their counfeland gentle beha⸗ ntour thep were rulers tweuerpplace, though the place was farre from thems, and that they bad difcomfited and giuen great onerthewes to the ings that came againt them, from the bttermoft part ofthe earth, ¢ that others gaue them tributeeuerp yeere, S _ Wow they bap alla difcomfited by battell Philip and wer and others that rofeagatntt thenl,and how thep overcame them, : 6 And how great Antiochus king of Alia, that came agami them th battell, haning an bundzeth and twentie Elephants, with kezle- men and charets,and a very great armie, was Difcomfited by them, Saye 7 And how they tooke himaliue, and ordet⸗ wed bint with fuch as hould reigne after him, tò pay a great tribute, and te giue holtages,and a teparate portion, : 8 Cuen the countrey of Jndia, and Media, and Lydia, andof his beſt countreyes , which tory tooke ofhim, and gaue them to King Cue menes. 9 Againe when ft was told them that the Grecians were comming to deltroy them, Io Chey lentagaink them a captaine, which gaue them battell, and flew many of them, and tooke many priloners with their wines, and childzen, and fpoyled them, and conquered their land, and deſtroyed their trong holdes, = Me them to bee their bondmen vnto is Day: 11 Moꝛeouer, how thep deſtroyed throught into{ubtection other kingdomes and Jiles, who- focuer bad withſtood them: i) 12 But thepthat kept amity with their owne friends and thole that ſtaied vpon them:tinallp, that they conquered kingdomes, both farre and neere, infomuch that whofocucr beard of their renoteme was afratd of them. j 13 For whom they would helpe to their kinge Domes, thole reigned , and whom thep would, thep put Downe: thus were thep in mot high authopitie. 14 Det foz all this that none ofthem ware a crowne, neither was clothed in purple, to bee magnified therzby, Ig But that they hav ordeined themſelues a counil, wherein thee hundred and twentie Ggg 3 men llOr Freuch- men, shingsoftheliMRarenontang. HOr, Cirius, ll Apocrypha. re I. Maccabees. men confulted Daply, AnD prouided forthe come fasten with the palfie, and dieth, 687 Hee'commeth mon affaires, to gonerne them well, 16 And that they committed their gouerne⸗ ment to anc man every peere, Who did rule ouer all their countrey,to whom every man was obea dient: and there was neither hatred no: enuie amongthem. 17 $ Chen Judas chole Eupolemus the ſonne pf John,the ſonne of Accus, and Jalon the ſonne of Eleazar, and lent them vnto Rome, to make kriend hip and mutuail fellow hip with then, 18 That they might cake from them the poke (for they (aw that the kingdome of the Greci» ans wouls keepe Iſrael in bondage.) Ig So they went vnto Rome, which was a fOr,comncel Dery great tourney, and came into the | Senate there thepfpakeanDlato, 20 Judas Maccabeus with his brethren, and the peopleof the Dewes hath lent vs vnto you, to make a bond of friendthip and peace with pomana ye to regiſter bs as pour partakers and. tends. = , 21 Qnodthematterpleafeathem. 22 And this is thecupte of the Epiſtle that they wote in tables of bzaffe, and (ent to Jeru⸗ Talem, thatchep might baue by them a memoꝛi⸗ allof the peace, and mutuall fellowfhtp. 23 Good luccefle be tothe Romanes, and to ‘the people of the Jewes, by fea, and by land foz pener and the fwo, and enemie be from them. 24 Jf there come firt any warre vpon the Romanes,o2 any of their friends thoughout all their Dominion; i 25 The people of the Jewes Wall helpe then, as the time hall bee appointed, with all their ; heart. i i HOr the Ro- 26 All they Wall giue nothing te them that manes, tome to fight foz:thenr; nor lerne chem with wwheate no: weapans, no: money, noꝛ Hips, as ` lOr,the it pleaſeth the Romanes, but H hey thall keepe Jewese e couenants without taking anp thing ef them. A 27 Likemile allo, ikwarre come firt againſt the nation ofthe Jewes the Romanes thal helpe theim with a goed will, accogding as the tune Hall be appointed them. i 23 either Hali wheate be giuen vnto then, that cake their part, no? weapons , noz money, no? hips.asit plealeth the Romanes, who will keepe thele coucnants without Deceit, 29 According to thee articles the Remanes made the bond with the people ot the Jewes. 30 Je akter thele points the one partie, o2the other wiil ande o diminiſh, they may doe it at their pleafitres, and whatſoeuer they hail adde ot takeaway, ſhalbe ratified. | ge 31 And as touching the enill that Demetrius. hath Done vntothe Jewes, we haue witten une tobim, ſaying, CAhere kore layeſt thou thine bea: OR vpon our friends,anB confederates the ewes? i i 32 Jf therefore they complaine any more a⸗ gainlt thee, wee will Doe them wuitice, and fight woth chee by (ea and by land. : CHAP, IX, 1 After the death of Nicanor, Demetrius fendeth. has amie againft Judas, 18 Fudasu flaine. 34 Io-. nathan is perin the ftead of bis brother, 47 The battel ’ betmecne Jonathan and Bacchides. 55. Alcimus u: a upon Jonathan by the counfell of certaine wicked perfons , and ú ouercome. 7o The truce of Ionathen with Bacchides, {2 the meane ſeaſon, when Demetrius had Heard how Micanoz and His pofte had giuen the battell, hee fent Bacchides, and Alcimus a- oF inte Judea, and hts || chicke trength with them. 2 Ho they went foozth by the way that ts to» ward Galgala, and pitched their tents before Welaloth whichis in Arbelis, and wan it, and flew much veople. 3 Andin the tirit moneth of the bundzech, fiftie and two pere, theplatde their liege againſt Jerwen., >- i 4 But they railed their campe, and came to Berea with twentie thouland foote mew, and two thoufand horſemen. 3 § Mow Judas had pitched his tentat ||Ele» aza, AND thee thouland choſen nen with him. 6 And when they faw that the multitude of the armie was great,thep were fore afraide, and many conueped themitlues out ofthe bofte , fo that there abede no moe of them, but eight pun- Deth men. ; -7 Cben Judas fawe that bis hotte failed Hin, and that he mu needes fight, hee was ſore troubled in mind that hee had notune ta gather them together,and was Difcouraged. 8 pdeucreheletle, hee ſaid vnto them that ree mained, Let vs riſe, and goe bp againſt our ene» mics, ik peraduenture we map Bee able to fight wit) them. Si i 9 Dut they would hane taved him, laying, Me are not able: but let vs rather ane our liues: turne backe now, ſeeing ourbzethzen are Departed: for Hall wee fight agatnt them, that are fo few? : 10 Then Judas (aid, - God fobio, that wee Mould doc this thing, to flee fom them: tfour time bee come, let us Die manfully foz our bze» then and iet vs not taine our bonour. II Then the hoſte remooued out of the tents, and ood againk them, who had divided thetr hozlemen into two traupes,and they that thzem with flings, and the archers marched inthe fozeward, and they that tought in the foward were all valiant men. i 12 And Bacchines was in the right wing: Ho the armydrew neere on both ſides and bitw the trumpets. 4 : 13 hey ot Judas lide blew the trumpets al» fo, and theearth thooke at the noyſe of the ar= nites A oe the battell continued from moming tonight. 14 Aun when Judas ſawe that Bacchides and the ſtrength of his armie was on the right fite.he tooke with btm all the hardiemen, Is And brake theright wing, and followed vpon them vnto mount Azotus. 16 Row when: they which were of the left wing. faw that the right wing was diſcomſited, they followed Judas bebinde, and them that were with hin hard at the heelcs. 17 Then was therea fore battell: foz many were flaine of both the parties. 13 Judas alto hinictte was killed, and the remnant, fled. ORE 19 So Jonathan and Simon tooke Judaz: thefe bother, and buried Din in his fathers fepulcbee Tofeph. Ane, 1 2.cap,18, lOr the right horne. lOr l afa. a He that was wont to pray and oucrcome,is oucrcome when he tris fteth in his Rrength,and omitterh pray Cre Apocrypha. Tofeph. Ant, r3.chap.t, and 3. fepulehze is the citte of Modin. ? 20 And allthe Iſraelites wept fo hin, and mourned greatly foz him, and iamented mauy Dayes,faying, i 21 Wow ts the valiant man fallen which de⸗ liuered Ifrael! 22 Concerning the other things of Judas, both the battels and the vattant acts that he pid, and of his wozthineile, they ave not waitten:; fog they were very many. i 23 (Mow alter-the death of Judas, wic- ked men came bp in all the coats. ct Iſrael, and sbort arole all luch as gaug themiciues to tnt- quitie. . £4 Fnthole dayes was therea very great fas mince in the land, and all che countrey gaue ouct themlelues with them. i 25 And Bacchides did chule wickedmen, and made them lords tn the lang. 26 Thek loughtout,and made (earch for Fur ` Bas friends, and brought them vnto Bacchides, Or againſt the enemies of our nati= CBs bOr, lambri. BOr Nad g- - bath, te auenged himſeſte vpon them,and mocked em » 37 Anv there came fo great trouble in Ifrael, as was not fince the time that no Prophet was ſeene among them. . 28 Then came all Judas friends together, aud fayd vnto Jonathan, ’ 29 Deering thy brother Judas ts Bead, and therets none like bi to goe foogth againſt our enemies, even againſt Bacchides, and || agatnit them ofour nation that are enemies vnto vs, - 30 Therloꝛe this day we chulecthee that thou mayek be our Pince and captaine in bts place to order our battell, 31 SoJonathan tooke the goucrnance bpon him at the fame time, andruled in ſtead of his brother Jubas. >ei pirn 32 But when Bacchides knew it, be fought £02 to flay bun. ! ~ 33 Shen Jonathan and Simon Hts bother percetuing that, fied mto the wildernes of The cua with all their company, and pitched their tents by the water poole of Aſphar. 34. CUbich when Bacckives vnderltood, hee came ouer Jorden with alibis pofte vpon the Sabbath Dap. : .. 35 CAow had Jonathan lent his brother lobn a Captatne of the people, to pray bis friends the Habachites, that they woul keepe thew bags gage which was much. : 36 But the chilezen of | Ambi came out of (Hedaba,andtooke¥John and al chat he bad, and when thep had taken it, went their way. 37 After this came word vnto Jonathan and to Simon his brother, that the chilozenofAm- bzi madea great mariage,and bought the bride from Medaba with great ponpe : foz the was —— to one of the nobleſt Pꝛeinces of Ca» 33 Therkoꝛe they remembzed Jobn theit bꝛo · p ther, and went vp and hid themelues vnder the couert of the meuntame. 39 Ho they litt vp their eyes, and looked, anv behold there was a great noiſe, and much prepa. gation; then the bꝛide groome came forth,and bts kriendes and his bacthzen met them with time bls and inſtruments of muficke, and many weapons, > : _ 40 Then Jonathans men that lap in ante bulh,role bp againit shem, ¢ Aer many of them, Chap.ix. and the remnant tied into the mountains, fo that thep tooke all their (poiles, 41 Thus the marriage was turned to moute ks andthe noile of their melodie into lamen · align. 42 And fo when they had auenged the blood o their bꝛother, thepturned againe unto Jor⸗ en. 43 Aben Bacchibes beard this,be came vn⸗ to kk ot Joꝛden with agreat power vpon the Sabbath day.) ; ; 44 Eben Jonathan faid vnto bis company, Let vs rile now, and fight agatntt ous enemies z fo: it ts not to Dap as in tyne pat. 45 Behold the battel ts betoze ve and behind vs, and the water ef Jorden on this Herand that {ide,and the marile and foreſt, ſo that there is no place to2 vs to turne aſide. 46 Miberefore crie now vnto heaven, that pee may be Deltuercd from the power of your ence mies ; (o they ioyned battell, 47 Then Jonathan ſtretched out his hand to finite BacchwWes ; but he turned afine from htm and reculed. 48 Then Jonathan and they that were with him lept into Joden, and ſwimmed over puta the further banke: but the other would not paſie through Jezden after them, 49 Hoin that Dap were Maine of Bacchines fiae about a thoufand men, 50 Then he turned againeto Jerufalem, and butit bp che ſtrong cittes in Inda as the caſtie of Jericho, and Emmaus ,and Bethhoron, anv. | 420 Bethel, and Thamnatha, || Pbarathont, and |jOr, Pharas | Cepho, with hie wales, with gates, and with yor, Thope. barres, j SI And ſet gartlons in them; that they mi bfe therr malice vpon Ffrae. z §2 ide fortified allo the citie Beth-fura, and Hazara,and the cattle, anv ſet a gariſon in them with prontlion of victuals, §3 ie tooke allothe chiefelt mens fonnesin the countrey for bottages, and putthemin the cattle at Jexuſalem to be kept. i ; 54 C Afterward in the hundzeth Afefe and thee peere,in the fecond moneth, Alcimus come manded that the walles of the inner court of the Sanctuary Would bee deſtroyed, and hee pullet Downe the monuments of the Prophets, and bee. gan to dettroy them, y s5 But at the fame time Atcimus was pla- gucd,and bis enterpziles were hindered, and his mouth was topped; foz ke was ſmitten witha pallie,and could no moze ſpeake, noz gine oder concerning bis boule. ' 56 Thus nied Alcimus with great tment atthe fame time. j 57 And when Bacchides faw that Alci⸗ mus Was Dead, bee turned agatne tothe King, and fo the lande of Juda was in rek twe cerez. 58 Then all the ungodly men belda countell, faying, Behold, Jonathan and his company Dwellateale, and without care: wherefore vt vs bꝛing Bacchides hither, and bee will take themallin one night. §9 Hothey went andconlultea with him. . - 60 Abo arole andcame witha great hotte, and (ent letters pzinily to bisadbecents, which were in Fluder, to take Jonathan, and thole that were mith him: but they could not, fos Oss 4 theit — Apocrypha. llOr, Jona- than. HOr, Bethe beffer. fOr, Odares. b Wicked counfel fal- lethon the counfellers. ofe. Ant. 33,chap.3.3. their countell was knowen vnto then, ‘61 And | they tooke fittte men ofthe countrey, which were the chtefe wozkers of this wicked⸗ nefe and ſlew then, i j } 62 ¶ Then Jonathan and Simon with thee company Departed vnto || Beth-batin which is in the wildernefle,and repaired the Decay theres of, and made tt trong. 63. Chen Bacchwes knew this, he gathered = jis bofte, and Lent wa: to theni that were of udea. 64 Then came he and laid fiege to Beth ba · fin.and tought againſt it along teafon, € made inftruments of warre. : 65 But Jonathan had left his brother Simon inthe citie, and went foozth into the countrey, and came with accrtaine number, — 66 And flew || Ddomeras and his brethreu. and the childzen of Phaliron in their tents: fo he began to flay,and tncreafed in power. 67 Simon allo and his company went out of the citie and burnt vp the initruments of warre, 63 And fought again Bacchides , and dil- comfited him, and vered him foze, fo that his countell and tourney wasin vaine. 69 Wherefore he was verp woth at the tvit- kedmen, >that gaue him countell to come into the countrey,aud Aew many of them,and purpo- fed to returne inte his owne countrey. 70 Cibherofwhen Jonathan had knowledge, he ſent ambaſſadours unto hin, te increate of peace with him, and that the priloners ould be Belinered. 71 hich ching be accepted, ¢ Did according to bis Delice, and made anothe, thathee would neuer Do him harme all the Dayes of bis tife. 72 Dobe reod vnto him the patloners that be bad taken afozetime out of the land of Juda, and fo returned and went into hts owne land, neither did he come any moze into their boers. 73 Thus the ſword cealed from Iſrael, and Jonathan dwelt at Pachmas,and began there to gouerne the people, and deſtroyed the vngod· Ip men out of Iſraẽl. CHAP. X. & Demetriu deſireth to haue peace with Ionathaw: 38 Alexander alfo defireth peace with the Fewes. 48 Alexander maketh warre againſt Demetrins.“g0 De- p metrins ú flaine. 51 The frsendfhip of Prolemens and Alexander. 12 the hundzeth and threeltore yeere came A⸗ lexander the omne of Antiochus Epiphanes and tooke Ptolemais, and thep receiued him, and there be reigned. ; 2 Now when Demetrius the king heardit, he gathered anerceeding great hote, and went forth agatut bun to fight. 3 Alo Demetrius tent letters vnto Jona: shan with louing words, asthough bee would peeferre him. 4 Foz hee layd, Aee will fir make peace saram, before bee iopne with Alexander a⸗ gaint vs, § Cis he veill remember all the euill chat we pauc done again hun, and againſt pis brethaen Any kis nation, 6 And lo he gaue Jonathan leaue to gather an hoſte, andto prepare weapons, and to bee confederate with bim, and commanded the ho: ſtages that were in the cattle, to-beedelinered I.M accabees. vnto him. 7 Then came Jonathan to Jerufalem.and read the letters in the anbienceof all the people, and of them that were in the cattle. 3 Therekoꝛe they were lore afraide, becauſe they beard that the king bad giuen him licence to gather an armie. . 9 So they that wereof the cattle, delivered the hoſtages vnto Jonathan, who reftozed them to their parents. 10 Jonathan alſo dwelt at Jerufalem, and began to build and repaire the citie. Il And hee commanded the workemen to build the walles, and the mount Sion round E with bewen tone to kortilie tt: ana lo they t 12 Then the flrangers that were in the cae (es which Bacchides had made, fied, _ 13. Bothat enery man teft his place, went into bis owne countrep. i 14 Onely at Beth-fura remained certaine which bad korſaken the Law and the comman: dements; foz it was their refuge. j Ig (Mow when King Alexander had peara of rhe promiles that Demetrius had made vnto Jonathan : and when it was told him of rhe battels and noble actes, which hee and his bze» tizen had Done, and of the panes that they hav endured, i 16 elayd, Wight wee finde fuch a man? now therefore we wilt make hint our friend and confederate, s 17 Upon this hee wrotea letter, and fentit vnto him with hele words, faying, I8 KING ALEXANDER fo his brother Jonathan fendeth ſalutation. ' Ig Ce haue beard of ehee, that thou arta vee ry valiant man,and worthy to be our friend. 20 ments, which are added theccunto,as ot Damas ria and of Oaltle, from this Day forth foz cuer> moze. i 31. Jerufalem allo with all things belonging thereto, Mall bee holy and free fromthe cenths and tributes, 32 Alio J releale the power ofthe caftle which is at Jerufalem, and giuc it ynta the bie Pꝛieſt, chat be may (et m it fuch men, as be Hall chile to eepe it. 33 Woꝛeouer F freely delier enery one of the wes that were taken away patfoners ont of theland of Juda thoughout allsny Reatine,and euery one of them (halbe free from tributes, pea, euen their cattell. 34 Audall the feats , an’ Gabbaths, and New moones , and the Dayes appointed, and the three Dayes before the feat, and the three Dapes after the featt, atl be Bayes of freedome ana lie bertie foz all the Sewes m my Reale, 3§, Sothat inthemno man hall bate power to doe any thing, 02 to vere anp of them in any maner af cante. 36 Allo thirty thoufand of the Jewes Mall Be written vp in the Kings holte,and hane their Wages payed them as appertatnech to alt them that areot the Rings armie: and of them thall me Meda certaine tokecpe the kings trong 0 Be. 37 Aud fone of them ſhall bee fet ouer the kings molt (ecret affattes and their gouernours and their pinces fhall be ofthemſelues, and they foal line after thetr omit lawes, as the king hath commanded in theland of Juba. 38. And the three qouernments that are added bnto Judea from the countrey of Samaria, hall be fopned vnto Judea , and chev Hall bee as un tt di obeynone Other power, but the high zieſt. 30 Ana J gine Ptolemais and the borders thereof unto the Ganctuary at Jerwialem, fo? the neceſſary expences of the holy things. 40 JBorcouier, 3 will giue eneryyeere fifteene thoufand icles of filuer ef the kings renenucs, gut ofthe places appertaining bnto me. 41 Andall the oucrplus which they haue not payed forthe things Due, as thep Dinin the foz» mer peeres, from henceforth they Wall give it to- ward the works of the peta 42 Anodbelides this, the nue choufand fictes Of luer which theprecetncdD peercly of the ace compt appointed for the entertainement of the Sanctuary, thele peeres pafied, euen thefe things Kall be relealen, becauſe thepappertaine to the Dichs that miniſter. 43 Atem whoſoeuer they be that flee vnto the Temple at Jeruſalem, o2 within the liberties thereofand are thocbred to the bing for anp mas et of thing, they hall be pardoned, andall that thep baue in my Realme. 44 Jor the building alfo and repairing of rhe workes of the Ganctuarie, erpences hall be gis uen ofthe kings reuennes. ; 45 And foz the making ofthe walles of Jeru⸗ faleni,and foztifping it round about, thatthe poldes in Judea may bee built op, Hall atio the colts be ginen out of the kings renenues, 46 @ But when Jenathau and the people heard thele wads, they gaue no credite puto them, neither receiued them: fo? they remembꝛed the great wickednefle that he had Done in Firas eland bow ſore he had vered them, 47 CUbercfoze they agreed vnto Alexander: for bee was thefirlt that hadintreated of true ae mi them, and fo were confederate with imalway. 48 Then gathered King Alevander a great’ Hoite,and camped ouer again he: dor 49 So the two kings topned battell: but Des metrins bolte fien, and Alerander purſued hun, and prenailed agatnit them. so Ho that fo battell continued till the Sunwe went Downe, and Demetrins was fan the fame Day. SI C Chen Aleranver fent Ambafladours bute Ptolemens the king of Egypt, with chele Wwozds, laying, } i <2 Foz fo muchas Jam come againe to my Realme, and am (et in che thzone of my Fathers, and haue gotten the Dominion, and hatte dettrete ed Demekrius, and enioy my countrey, . §3, Acetng that I baue even giuen bim the battell, and hee and bis armie ts Difcomfredbyp meand J fit inthe thzone of his kingdome, $4 Let vs now make friendihip togetber,and gine me now thp Daughter to wife : fo Rall J be thp fonne in law and gtuc thee rewards,and vn⸗ to ber things accogding to thpdignitie. 55 Chen Ptolemens theking gaue antwere, faying, Pappie bee the Day, whereinthou art come agame vnto the land of thy fathers, and littett in the thaoncof their kingdome, 56 Mow therefore will J fulfill chy witing s but meete me at Ptolemais that we may fee one another, andthat J map make thee my fone in P pE thy detire. s7 Do Į leit went out of Egypt With bis Danghter Cleopatra, and came vnto — in the hundzeth threelcore and twa tere, 58 Mhere king Alerander met him, and hee gane onto him hts Daughter Cleopatra, anv married themat Prelemats with great glorie as themaner of kings ig, 59 € Chen wrote King Alerander vnto Jos nathan, that be ſhould come and meete him. 60 So he went honourably vnto Ptolemais, . and there be met the two kings and gaue them - teat prelents of filuer and golde, and tothety ticnds,and found fauour in their light. 61 And there alembled certaine peſtilent Fels lowes of I(racland wicked men to accule hints : but the king wonld not heare them. 62 Andtheking comanded that they ſhould take offthe garments of Jenathan, and clothe - bim in purple,and fo they 01D; anD the king ape - pointed him to fit by him, 63 Andlayd vnto his Pꝛinces, Goe with hini : into the mids ofthe citie, and make a proclama· tion, that no man complaiue againt bint of anp matters and that. no man trouble hint fo2 any maner of caufe. f 64 So when hisaccufers faw bis honour arz cording as it was pꝛoclained, and that he wag clothed in purple they ficd all away. 65 Andthe king preferred bim to vies Hn 3 Ay P ocrypha. wrote bint among his chice friends, and made him a Duke and pattakerof his Dominion. 66 Thus Jonathan returned te Jeruſalem with peace and gladnefle. i 67 ¶ In the hundzcth,theeeicore and flue yere came Demetrius the fonnesf Demetrius, from Ereta onto his fathers land. 68 MAhereok when king Alexandet heard, he was verp pand returned vnto Antiochta. 69 Then Demetrius appointed Appoliontus the gouernour of Cocloſyria, who gathereva great bolt, and camped tn Jamnia, and ſent vn · to Jonathan the bie ziet laying, 70 Darefkthou, being but alone, lift bp thy ſelfe againſt vs 2 and J am laughed at, andre proched,becaute of thee: now therfore why doeſt thou vaunt thp (clfe againit vs in the moun taines? f EU 7I Row then if thou trut in thine owne. ` ftrengthcome Downe to vs into tie plaine field, and there let vs trie the matter together t fg haue the ſtrength of cities. 72 Alke and learne who F am, and thep Hall take my part ; and they hall tell thee that pour foote is notable to tand before our face: fo? thy ae paue beene twice chaled in their owne 73 And now how wilt thou bee able to abide fo great an hot of hozlemen and kootmen in the plaine, whereis neither Fone, noꝛ rocke, noz place te flee yuto? 74 hen Jonathan heard the wordes of A- pollontus,be was moued in bis mind: wherefore ee chole tenne thonland men, and went out of erulalem, and oimen bis brother met him fog fo helpe him. j 75 And hee pitched bis its at Joppe: but they hut him out of the cities fo2 Apollonius ga: tifon was in Joppe. wet 76 Then they fought again it,and they that were in the citie, foz verp teare let him in: fo Jos nathanwan Joppe. _ 77 Apollonius hearing ot this, tooke thzee thowfand boslemen with a great bofte of foote men, and went toward Azetus, as though be would goe fozward, and came immediatly into the plain feld, becauſe he bad fo many hoꝛſemen. and put bis trut in then. 78 Ho Jonathan followed vpon him to Azo⸗ pe y and the armie (hirmilhed with bis ariere no, 79 Fo: Apollonius had left a thoufand hoꝛſe · men bebind them in ambuſh. 80 And Jonathan knew that there was an ambuſhment behind bimg and though they had compaſſed in bis holte *and thot Darts at the people from the moning to the eucning, SI Pet the people food il,as Jonathan had commanded them, till theit hoꝛſes were weary. $2 Then brought Simon forth his hott, and fet them againſt the band: but the bozles were weary, and he Difcomfited them,and they fled; ſo the hoiſemen were (cattered inthe field, 83 And they fled to Asotus,andcame into the semple of Dagon their wole, that they might there ſaue chemlelues. 84 But Jonathan fet fire vpon Azotus and all the cities round about it, and tooke their fpoiles and burnt with fire the temple of Dagon mith all them that were fled into it. 85 Thus were Hlatne and burnt about eight j I.Maccabees. thouſand men. * t : 86 So Tonathan remosned the hoffe from thence, and camped by Aſtalon, where the men” of the citie came feszth, aud inet him with great honour. |: 87 After this went Jonathan an’ bis poate agatne to Jerucalen with great ſpoyles. s 83 And when King Airrander hearathefe things, he began to doe Jonathan moze yonowr, 89 And lent bim acollar of golde, as the nle’ isto bee ginen vate duch as ave of the Kings blood; he cane hin allo Accaron, with che bogs ders theveottu poſſeſſion. oC HA PL XT, ; € The diſſention betweene Ptolemeus end Alexane ` det hu [onne in law. 17 The death of Alexander, 19, Demetraus reigneth after the deathof Ptolemens. 22° Sion ú befieged of Jonathan. 42 Demetrius fecsng that. no man re(ifted him, fendeth his armie agane, 54 Try phon moueth Antiochus againft Demetris, A $20 the king of Egypt gathered a great Aboite, like the fand that ſyeth vponthe fea fhoze, and many Hips, and went about through Deceit to obtaine the kingdome of Alexander, and to topne tt vnto his owne Reatine. og 2 Upon thts he went into Syria with friends lywords, and was let into the cities, and men caine foo2th to mete bim : fo: king Alexander had commanded them to meete jim, becaule hee was bis father in law. i 3 Mowe when Hee entred into the citie of. — he leftbands and gartlons tn euerp titiz. i : 4 And when became neere to Aotus, they fhewed them the temple of Dagon that was burnt,and Azotus, and the fuburbs thereof that were deſtroyed, and the bodies caf abroad, and them thatbe bad burnt tn the battelifo2 they had made beapes of toem by the wap where peg ould pafie. ‘ § And they tolde the King what Jonathan had Bone, to the intent they might get hun cuill will: but the king held bis peace. 6 And Jonathan met the Ring with great honour at Joppz, where they falutes onc ano ther,and lay there. $ 7 Ho when Jonathan had gone with the King wnto the water that was called Cleuchee rus, be turned againe to Jerufalem., 8 Ho king Ptolemeus gate the dominion, of the cities by the fea buto Seleucia vpon the a * imagining wicked counlſels againſt gs erander, ‘ 9 € Ana lent ambaſſadours vnto king Dee metrius,faying. Come, let bs make a league bee tweent vs, andj will giue thee my Daughter, which Alevander bath, and thou ſhalt reigue in thy Fathers kingdome. Io Foy repent that J gaue Alerander mp Daughter ; fo2 he goeth about to flay me, IL Thus he flandered Alexander, as one that fhould delire his Realme. f ' 12 And be tooke his daughter from bim, and, gaue ber nto Demetrius, ano fozlooke Alexan· Der, fo thattheir hatred was openly knowen. 13 Then Ptolemeus came to Antiochia, where he (et two crownes vpon his owne bead, of Sfia,and of Egypt. S y Inthe meane feafon was Ring Aleratre Der in Cilicta: for they that dwelt in thoſe plae cos bad rebelled againſt him: . 15: But ‘Tofeph. Arte 13.chap.7e Apocrypha. ` Is But when Alexander heard it, he came to toarre againit him, and Ptolemeus drought Forth bis holt, and met dim witha mighty pow erand put bini to flight. 16 Zhen fled Alexander into Arabia, there ` to be Defended: fo Ptolemeus was exalted. 17 And Fabdiel the Arabian {more of Aler- anders head, and (ent it vnto Ptolemeus. 18 But the third day akter, Ring Ptolemeus died,; anD they that were inthe holdes, were faine one of another. Ig And Demetrius reigned in the hundzeth, thꝛeeſchore and feuenthycere. 20 © At the ſame time gathered Jonathan them that were in Judea, to lay fiegevnto the calle which was at Jerufalem, and they made Many tnitruments of warre againi it. ` 21 Shen went there certaine vngodly per- ſons(which hated their owne peopic)vnto king Demetrius ana told him that Jonathan belieged 22 So when hee heard it, he was angric,and immediatly came vnto Ptolemais, and vszore vnto Jonathan, that he Heula lay no moze lege vntoit,but that he ſhould meete him, and (peake with him at Ptolemais in all haſte. 23 Neuertheleſſe, when Jonathan heard this, ‘Hee commanded to beſiege tt: hee chole allo cers taine ofthe Elders of Flracl, and the Picts, and put himſelke tn Danger, 24. Gad tooke with him filuer and gold, and apparetljand Diners pzelents,and went te Pto· lemats nto the Ring, and found fauour tn bis fight. 25 And though certaine vngodly men of bis pune nation had made complaints spon him, 26 Wet the King tntreated him as bis pedes ceſſors had Done,and promoted hiin in the ight of alibisfetends, ~— 27 And confirmed him inthe hte Prieſthood with ali the honourable things, thathee hav as fo2e,and made bim bis chtefe friend, 23 Jonathan allo oefired the Ring, that hee would make Judea free with the three govern: ments, andthe countrey of Samaria, ana lona· than promtied him thzee hundred talents. 29 CAibereunto the king confented, and gatie aaa waiting of the (ame, conteining hele 0203, t 2 KING DEMETRIVS vnto pis bzo» ther Jonathan, and tothe nation of the Jewes {endeth greeting. : 31 GGee fend you heere a copie ofthe letter, which wee dia write vnto our coufin Laſthenes concerning yon that pe ſhould fe it. i -32 Ring Demetrius vnto Laſthenes his fa- ther fendeth greeting. ; «33 ‘for the fatthfulnelle that our friends the nation of the Jewes keepe vnto vs,and top thetr good will toward hs, we are Determined to Boe them good. "24 berefore wee aſſigne to them the coatts of Judea, with the three couerwnents, Aphere- ‘maand Lydda, and Ramathe( which are added - pntosudea, from rhe countrepot Qo marta and all thar appertaineth to all them that ſacrifice in Jerufatem: borb toncerning the payments which the Ring tooke veersly aforetime,both for the fruttes of the earth, and fo: the fruits of the trees: - - EGF: iw) 35 As fox the other things appertaining vnto Chap. x}. - hs of the tenthes and tributes, which were Due vnto vs, and the cuftemesoffalt, and crowne tares, which were paped vnto vs, we diſcharge them of ail from henceforth. 36 And nothing hereok thal be reckonea from this time fosth and foꝛ cuer. 37 Cherefore lee that pe make a copte of thele things, and Deliner it vnto Jonathan, that it * bee let vp vpon the bolp mount in an open ace. 38 After his, when Demetrins the king faw that bis land was in rett, and that no refittance Was made agatnit him, hee ſent away all his bofte, enery man te bis owne place, except tere taine bands of ftrangers, whome hee bought from the yles of the heathen: wherefeze all bis fathers hoſte bated him, 39 Mow was there one Tryphon, that hav bene of Alexanders part afoze, which when bee fat that al the bolte murmured againſt Deme · ‘1 tgaaA tring, be went te || Simalcue the Arabian, that lOr, Emal brought vy Antiochus the fonneof Alerander, 40 And lay foze bpon Yim, to Deliner him this poung Antiochus, that he might reigne in bis fathers ſtead: hee told hin allo what great eutll Demetrius had Done, and how hts men of fe hated him, and he remained there a tong 41 Alſo Jonathan fent vnto King Demetris Us to Batue them out which were inthe caſtle at Jeruſalem, and thote that were tn the fortrefless fo they fought again Jirael. _ 42 So Demetrius lent vnto Jonathan, fap» ing , J will not onely Doe thele things foz thee and thy nation.but tf oppoztunitic ferne, Iwill honour thee and thy nation, ; 43 Mow therefam chou ſhalt doe me a pleae.- fiire, if thou wilt (end me mento helpe mee: fog: alimine armyis gone from me. — 44 Sa Jonathan tent him three theufand : trong men unto Antiochta,and they came snte the Ring: wherefore the King was very glad at their comming. 2 45. (Butthey that were of the citie, enenan hundzeth and tweutie thoufand men, gathered theni together in the mids ofthe citit, would baue datae theRings 46 But the Ring fled into the palace,and the - — kept the ſtreetes of the citie, and began to Ught. 47 Then the King called to the Jewes foz helpe, which came fo him altogether, and went . abzoad thezow the citte, 48 And fiew the fame Dayan hundzeth thous fand,and (ct Bre vpoitthe citie, and tooke many (pòples in that Day and deliuered the King, 49 Ho when the citizens fat that the Jewes hav gotten the vpper hand sf the citie, and that they themelues werentlappointes oftheir pure ponas made their (uxpplication vnto the kiug aping cue, 50 Grant bs peace,and let the Jewes ceale §Or,gise aè from vering bs and the citte. peace.andthe Jewes were greatly honoured bg» foie the King , and befoze all that were in his realme, and they came againe to Jexulalem with great ppap· — > §2 Then Ring Demetrius late inthe throne: of his kingDome,and bad peace in his land. * 53 Neuertheleshe diſſcinbled inal — the right §1 So they cat away thettweapons,e made haad. y Apocrypha. hee ſpakt, and) withdrew biinfelfe from Jona. i that neither DIB hee reward bun according to the benefites which bee bad Done for pim, but troubled him verp (oze. 54 CAfter this returned Tryphon with the pong a Antiochus, which reigned, and was owned. ; § Then there gathered vnto him all the men of warre, whom Demetrius had (cattered, and ad — againſt him, who fled, and turned acke. 56 Do Tryphon tooke thei beaſts, and wan Antiochia. 57 And-poung Antiochus wote vnto Jona- than, faping, J] appoint thee to bee the chiete Wiet gmake thee ruler oner the foure goucrn- ments, that thou matiek be a friend of the kings. 58 Upon this be fent him golden veffels tobe fertied th,and gaue him leaue to Minke in gold, and to weare purple,¢ to haue a collar of gold. §9 ide made his brother Simon allo captatne from the coattes of Tyrus vnto the bozders of gypt. 60 Then Jonathan went koorth, and paſſed thozow the cities beyond the flood, and all the men of warre of Syria gathered vnto him foz to helpe him: ſo he came buto Aſcalon, and they vf the citte recetued him honourably. 61 And from thence went he vnts Gaza: but they of Gaza Wut hin out: wherefoze bes laide Rege vnto tt,¢burned the ſuburbs thereof with eand (popled them. rly 62 Then thev of Gaza made ſupplication bns to Jonathan, and be mane peace with them,and tooke of the fonnes of the chiefe men foz hota. Ses, and lent them te Jerulalem,and went tho: row the countrey vnto Damalcus. 63 And when Jonathan beard that Deme · trins Pzinces were come into Cades, which ts in Gaitte, with a great hoſte, purpoſing to Dine dim ont of the countrey, 64 De came agatnit them, and left Simon bis brother in the countrey. 65 And Simon belieged Beth · ſura, fought againſt it a long (ealonjandhurityp, 6 Bo theydefired to haue peace with bim, which hee granted them, ¢ afterward put them out from thence, and tooke the city, and (et a gas riſon in tt. f 67 Then Jonathan with his hofte, came to the water of Genelar, and betimes tn themoz> ning caine tothe plaine of 2302. 68 Andbebhold, the bottes of the i ftrangers met him inthe platne, ehadlatvambuments ſt foz bim in the mountatnes. 69 So that when they came agatne them, tbe ambuchments rofe out of their piaces and {kirmithen. 70 Ho that all that were of Jonathans fide, fled : and there was not one of them left, except Wattathtas the onne of | Abfalomus, and Jue batt * fonne of Calphi the Captaines ofthe 71 Then Jonathan rent his clothes,and caſt earth bpon bis bead and prayed, 72 And turned againe to tyem to fight, and put them to flight.fo thatthep fled away. 73 Mow when his owne men that were fled, faw this;they turned againe vnto bim, and bel- ped Bim to follow after all vnto their tents at Cades,and there shey. camped, I. Maccabees. 74 Ho there were flaine of the rangers the i fame Dap about thzee thouland men, and Jona. than turned againe to Jerufalem, CHAP, XH. 1 Ionathan [endeth ambaffadours to Rome, zand tothe people of Sparta, to renew their couenant of Sriend[hip. 34 Ionathan puteeth to flight the Princes of Demetris. 40 Tryphon taketh Lonathan by deceit, Duaan now ſeeing thatthetime was meete Lofepb.due. foz bim, chole certaine men, and ſent them vn· 13 cap.8, to Rome, to ſtabliſh aud renew che friendſhip with them, 2 Welentlettersalle vnto the] Sparttans fOr, Lecedee MORIA NE. and to other places, fo: the fame purpoie. 3. Do they went ynta Rome, and entred ins to the Senate ana faid, Jonathan the hie priet and the nation of the Jewes ient vs vnto pou, foz to renewe frienDihippe with pou, andthe bond of loue, as in times paſt. 4 Bothe Romanesgauc them free paſports, that men hhouldleade them heme inte the lan’ of Juda peaceably. CAND THISis thecopte ofthe letters that Jonathan wote vnto the Sparttans, 6 Jonathan the hie Piet wich the Cloers of the nation, and the prietts, and the reft of the people of the Jewes, fend greeting vuto the Hpattians their beethzen. 7 Wererotoze were letters fent vnto Onias the bie Dzie &.from Arius, which chen reigned the copte hereunder witten ſpecitieth. 8 And Dnias entreated the Ambaffadour honourably, and receiued the letters: wherein there was mention made of the bondefloucand friendibip. AT 9 Butas for vs, we neede no fuch witings: foz wee hane the boly bookes inour handes fog comfozt. ‘ IO Neuertheleſſe, we thoughtit good to fend, vnto you, forthe renewing of the brotherhood and friendihtp, lek wee Mould bee trange vuto pou : fo2 tt ts long fince the time that ve ſent pne te bs. Il CGtherefoze we remember pou at al ſeaſons continually, and in the feats and other dayes appointed, when we offer faccifices and palets, as it is meet and conuentent to thinke vpon our brethren. 12 And wee reioyce at pour prolperous ee ate. 13 And though we haue bene enuironed with great troublesand watres, fo that the Rings round about bs haue fought again vs, 14 Pet would we not be grieuous vnto port, no: to ether of our confederates and friends itt thele warres. 15 Foꝛ we hane had helpe from heanen, that hath fuccoured Bs, and wee are Deliuered From our enemies, and our enemies are fubdued. 16 Pet haue we cholen Qumenius che nne of Antiochus, and Antipater che fonne of Jalon, and (ent them vnto the Romanes, fo: to renew the former friendihip with them, and league. I7 lee commaunded them allo to gog vnto pou s anD to falute pou, and to deliuer vou our — concerning the renewing of our bothers osd. 18 And Ioſeph. Ant. 12.c4p.§. among pou, that pou would be our bretheen, as HOr, Dariwe Apocrypha. | 18 And now ye Mall doe vs a plealure to gine vs an anlwere of thele things. 19 @ And thts was the copy of the letters, which Arius the king of Sparta lent vnto D= 20 THE KING ofthe Spartians vnto Ds nias the high Peieſt (endeth greeting. 21 Ft is found tn witing that the Mpartians and Jewes are byethzen,and come out ofthe ge- neration of Abꝛaham. f 22 Gud now fo: fo much as this is come ta our knowledge , pee hall Doe well to wite vnto bg of pout prolperitic. f 23 As for vs we haue witten vnto pou, that pour caticll and goods are ours, and ours are ours: thele things baue we commaunded tob hewed vnto pou. 24 ¶ Now when Jonathan heard that De- metrius Peinces were come to fight agant Him, with a greater hoſte then aloe, _ 25 He went from Jerulalem, and met them in the land ofiPamath : for hee gaue them not {pace to come tntobis owne countrey. $ . 20 And be fent (pies unto there tents which came againe and told him, that they were aps pointed to come vpon bunin the night. 27 Wherefore, when the Sunne was gone Downe , Jonathan commaunded his men ta thatch, and to beetn armes readie te fight all sA night, and (ent watch men round about the ofte. -28 But when the aduerfaries heard that Jas Nathan was readie with his men to che battell, they feared , and trembled in their hearts, ana kindled fires intheir tents,and fled away, _ 29 Meuerthelefle Jonathanand his compa» ny knew tt not tilithe moming: fo: they law the fires burning. 30 Then Jonathan followed bpon them.but be could not ouertake them ; toz thep were gong ouer the flood Eleutherus. oY 31 So Jonathan turned to the Arabians, which were. called Zabedei, and Hew them, and tocke their {potle. 32 ipee proceeded further allo, and came yus A amalcus, and went thezow all the coun» ey. 33 But Simon his bother went foorth,and tanie to Afcalon and to the nert holdes, depar · ting vnto Joppe, and wanne it. 34. Foz he beard that they would Deliner the hold to them that tooke Demetrius part; where . fore he fet a gariſon there to keepe it. 35 C Sfter thiscame Jonathan home, and called the Elders oF the people tagether,and De: a m them foz to butla vp the ſtroñg holds in Judea, 36 And to make the walles of Jeruſalem Sabet ane to make agreat mount bet wire the cattle and-the cite, fo2 to ſeparate tt from the ct tie, that tt might be alone, and that men ſhould neither buy,no2 ſell tir it. 37 Do they came together to build hyp the ci» tie: foz part of the wali vpon the bzooke of the Cat ſide was fallen Downe and thep repaired it, and called it Caphenatha. 33 Simon alfo (er vp Adida in Sephela, and Made tt Grong with gates and barres. 39 CIuthemecane time Tryphon purpoſed Tofeph Ant. to reigne in alia and to bee croned tobentbee 13. chap.9. had flaingthe king Antiochus. 1953 YI Chap.xiij. 40 But he was afraid that Fonathan would not (uir him but fightagaing him: wherefore be went about to take Jonathan, eto kill him; tobe Departed and came vnto Bethfam 41 Thra went Jonathan forth againſt him to the battell wich fourtie thouſand cholen men, and came vnto Bethfan. . 42 But vhen Tryphon faw that Jonathan caine with (o great an boſte, bee durſt not lap band wpon pim, i F 43 But receiued him honourably, and tome mended bint vnto all his friends,and gaue bint rewards, and commanded his menet warre to be as obedient vnto him, as to bunfelfe, 44 And fad vnte Jonathan, tby batt thon cauſed this people to take (uch traueile , ſeeing therets no warre betweene vs? i 45 Therefore now fendthem home againe, and chule cectatne men to waite vpon thee, and come thou with mee to Ptolemais: Foz J wilt giue it thee, with the other trong holds, and the other garifons, @ all them that haue the charge of the common affaires : fo will J returne, and Depart: fo this is the cauſe of my comming: 46 Jonathan beleened him, and did as hee fayd,and fent away bts hotte , which went into theland of Juda, i 47 And tetained but thee thouſand with him, whereofhe fent twothouland into Galiley andonethoufand went with bimielfe. 48 Mow aflooneas Jonathan entred into: Prolemais, they of Ptolemais Wut the gates, and tooke him, and Uewe all them with the fiwo2d, that came in with bim. 49 Then lent Tryphon an bofte of footmen and hozlemen into Galtle, and inta the great: plaine, te Deftroy all Jonathans company. 50 But when they knew that Jonathan was: taken,and flaine,and thoſe thar were with hint they encouraged oueanother , and came foorth againſt themready to the battell. ' §1 But when thep which folowed vpon thent, fame thatit wasa matter of life, they turned backe againe. i §2 By this meanes al they came inte the lang of Juda peaceably,and bewailed Jonathan,and them that were with him , andfeared greatiy, and all Iſrael made great lamentation. 53 Foz al the heathen that were round about them, foughttodeftroy them. : 54 Fo: they faid, Mow haue they no captaine,. nor any man to help them : therefozelet ys now: fight again them, and root out theiy memos rie from among mieh, í CHAP, XIII. : T After Tonathan was taken , Simon is chofencap- taime: 17 Triphon.taking his children and money for the redemption of Tonathan , kslleth him and his chil- dren. 31 Tryphon killeth Antiochus, and poſſe ſſeth the realme,.36 Demetrius taketh truce with Simon.43 Simon winneth Gara. şo Hee poſſeſſeth the towre of: Siow. 53 He maketh his ſonne lobe captaine. woe when Simon heard that Tryphon ta. iNthered a great hofteto come into the land of Iuda and to deſtroy it, 2 Ano ſawe that the people was in great: trembling and feare,hee came vp to Jeruſalem, ant gathered the propletogether, 3, And gaue thew exhortation ſaying ; 3 ss 423 Tofeph A 313.chap. 9o s a J — peerypha. know what great thinges J, and my brethren, and my fathers boule bane dene for the Law, and theDanctuaryp, and the battels, and troue bies that we baue ſeene. 4 By realon whereof all my brethren are Haine foz Iſraels fake and Jam left alone. § sow therefore God forbiv, that Jſhould —— mine owne life im any time ef trouble: fog 3 Am uot better then mybrethren. 6 Dut FZ will avenge mp nation, and the Sanctuarie, andour wiues and our children: fo: all the heathen are gathered together to De- ſtroy vs of very malice. 7 In hearing thele words the hearts of the people were kindied, 3 Sothat they cryed with a loud vorce,fap> ing, Thou halt be our captaine in ead of Jue Das and Jonathan vod riser a 9 Fight thouourbattels, and whatloeuer thou commandett vs, we will dee it. 10 €Ha hee gathered all the men of warre, making batt to finifi the walles of Jerufalem, and forties it round about. IL Then lent he Jonathan the fonne of Ab: falomus with a great hoſte vnto Joppe, which Doue them out that were therin, and remained there bialelfe. 12 Tryphon allo remeoued fram Ptole · mats With a great armie, to come into the land Dis bpon theopenplatne. 14 But when Tryphon knew that Simon ſtood bp in Keadof his brother Jonathan, and that be would fight againit him he lent meflen- gers vnto bin, laying, Ig Mhereas we haue kept Jonathan thp bro· cher, it is foz inony that he is owing in the kings — concerning the buſmeſſe chat be hadin and. 16 Wherefoꝛe ſend now an hundzeth talents afiiluer,and brs two fonnes fo? boftages , that when he is letten forth hee will not turne from ds and we will lend Him againe. 17 Hꝛuertheleſſe Simon knew that hee dil- fembled in his words pet commaunded dee the money and chtldzen to bee Belinered vnto him, —— — in greater hatred of tye people of Rirael: 18 Cho might haue fapt , Becauſe hee ſent bim not the monep and the childzen,therefozeis Sonathandead. : ` 19 So hee fent the childenand an bnndvzeth talents: but beediffembled , and would not let Jonathan goes ` - i ; 20 (Afterward came Tryphon into the land to deſtroy tf,and went round about by the way, thatleadeth bute Adoza : but whereloeucr they went, thither went Dimon and bis botte. 21 Row they that were in the caftle (ent mele fengers bute Crpphon,.that-hee ſhould make 13 And Simon ditched his tents ath Addi · dalte ta come bp the wildernefic, and to (end J them vitailes. i 22 Ho Tryphon made ready all his hozle- men: but the fame night fell avery great fnew, f that be came not,becaufe of the (now : but be ¢emoued € wentinto the countrey of Galaad. 23 And when he came neere to Balcama, he Hew Jonathan,and he was busted there, 24. Se Tryphon returned, and went into of Juda, and Jonathan was with himas patio» p llr, Adda, Sa I. Maccabees. hfs owne Tand. 25 € Tien lent Dimon to take the bones of Jonathan his brother, and they buried him in Modin his fathers citie. 26 And all Iſrael bewatled him with great lamentation, and mourned for Him very isng. 27 An Simon made vpon the lepulchze ef bis father and his bꝛethren, a building bigh ta looke vnto of bewen fone behind and before, 28 And fet vpfeuen pillars bponit, one as ainſt another, to? bis father, his mother, anv oure haethzen, 29, And fet great pillars round abeut them, and (et armes bpon the piliars fo a perperuall memozic, and carucd Wips beſide the ares, — might bee ſeene of men ſayling in the e a. 30 This fepulchre which he made at Movin, ſtandeth pet vᷣnto this day. x 31 CRowas Cryphen went foorth with the pong King Antiochus, he Mew bin traite- roullp, 32 And reigned in his ſteade, and crowned himlelfe Ring of Afia, thzought a great plaque vpon the land. 33 Simon allobuilt vp the caſtles of Judea, and compaſſed them about with bigh towzes, and great walles,euen with towꝛes, and gates, a bartes, and layd bp vitalesin the ttrung LOS. i 34. Wozeouer Dimon chole certaine mew and fent them to Ring Demetrius, that bee would diſcharge the land; fozalt Crpphons Ño- ings turre robberies. ; 35 Mihereupon Demetrius the king anſpe ted him and wote vnto him after this maner, 36 DEMETR IVS the King vnto Simon the bie Pꝛieſt, and the friend of Kings, aud te the Elders, and the nation of the Tewes, ſen⸗ Deth greeting. i 37 The golden crowne, and}! precious one that pe fent vnto bs haue we rectined, and are teady to make a ſtedtaſt peace with pou, and to wite vnto the officers to reteate yeu of the things wherein wee made vou free, 38 Ho the things that we paue granted yeu, hall be table : the ſtrong holds which yee haue builded. hail be pourotone. 39 Allo we forgiue the ouerlights.and faults committed vnto this Day: and the crowne tare that peought hs, and whereas was anp — tributein Jerufalem, it hall bee now no tribute. s 42 Andthey that are meeteamong yon tobe weitten with our men, let them bee waitten up, that there may be peace betweene be. 41 Thus the poke of the heathen was takers from Iſrael in the hundzeth and ſeuentie yeere. 42 Andthe people of Iſrael began to write in their letters and publique inſtrũments, 1N THE FIRST peere of Simon, the hie and chicfe Peieſt, gouernour and Prince of the * ewes. 43 Jn tholedayes Himen camped again Gaza, and belieged it round about, where Hee fet bp an engine of warre, and approached neere th citie, and beat atower,and tooke tt. we 44 So they that were inthe engine, lept inte the city,and there was great trouble tn the city, 45 Julomuch chat the peopleofthe city rest © thew clothes and climed vp vpon the ie fofeph. Ane. 13,chap. 19. Or, e⸗ Har er audriche: in Greeke Bainen, oF bahet Apocrypha. as fOr, Gara. with their wines,and children, and etped with a toud voice , beleeching Dimon so graunt them peace, faving, f i : 46 Deale not with vs accoꝛding to our wic> kednelle, but according to thy mercie. 47 Chen Simon prtried them,z would fight no moꝛe againſt them, but put them outoë the titte, and cleanled the houles, wherein the oles were, and fo entered thereunto with Plalmes and thankigining. fi 48 Sowhenbebhad caftall the ſilthines out, he let tuch men in itas kept the Law, and foztt» no — builded there a Dwelling place foz imlelke. 49 Mow, when they inthe caftleat Jeruſa⸗ lent were kepe, that they could not come foorth no: goe into the conntrey, neither buy nop Cell, they were very hungry, and many of them were famiſhed to death, j t so Jn io much that they belought Simon to make peace with them; which be granted them, and put them our from thence, and cleanſed the caitle from filthineſſe. j SI And vpon the three and twentie Day of the fecond moneth;in the hund2eth ſeuentie and one peere they centred into tt with chanklgiuing, and branches of palme trees , and with harpes, and with cymbals, and with violes, ¢ with plalines and ongs , becaulethe great enemic of Iſrael was ouercome. §2 Anodheordeined that the fame Bay Mould be kept curry yeere with gladneſſe. §3 And he fozttficy the mount of the Temple that was beſides the cattle where he Dwele hime felfe with bis company. À s4 Simon alfo keeing that John his fonne * was now a man,be made bim captaine ofall the Dotes and cauled bim to dwell in Gazartis. CHAP. XIIII. 2 Dersetrius ù ouercome of Arfaces, 10 Simon be- ing captaine there i great quiet nes in Ifrael. 18 The couenant of friendfhip with the Romanes & withthe people of Sparta wrenued. 12 the hundzeth,feuentie and two pere, gathes red King Demetrius his hofte, and departe oe Menia to gethun helpe fo: to fight again ryphon. 2 ‘But when Arlaces the king of Perſia and Mediga heard, that Demetrius was entred with- i bte npara; be tent onc of bis princes to take m aline. 3 So he went and overcame the army of De" metrius and tooke him, and brought him to See faces which kept him inward. 4 Thus all thelandof.uda was in reft long as Dimon lined ; fot He fought the wealth of hia nation: therefore tuere they glad to baue him fog their ruler, and to Da him wozihip alway. s HSimonalio wanne the city of Jappe to his great honour tobe an bauen towne,and made it an entrance vnto the ples of the ſea. 6 cenlarged allo the borders of his people, and conquered the countrepes. — 7 be —— vp many of theft people that toere prilfoners, and be had the Dominion of Ga⸗ zarts,and Beth-lura, and thecatite, which hee clen(ed from liſthineſſe, and there was no man that refitted him. $ 8 Oo that cucey man tilled bis ground in Chap. xiiij.. í peace, and the and gaue her fruits, ethe trees gaue thetr fruit. 9. The Elders fate inthe open places anv: confulted all together for the Common wealth, and sl yong men were honcurably clothed ans armed. 10 He pouien hitatles foz the cities, and all kind of munition, ſo that his glorious fame was renowned yntothe end of the wid, _ II ee made peace thorowout the land, any Iſrael had perfit mirth and top. 12 JF euery man fate vnder his vine, and the figtrecs and there was noman to fray them. 13 Chere wasnoncin pland to fight againk them; for chen the Bings were ouercome. 424 14 He Helped all thole that were tu aduerfitie | among bis people: hee was Diligent to fee the. ph and bee tooke away the vngodly, and icked. 15 He beautified the Sanctuary and increa⸗ fed the veflelsofthe Temple. 16 Wbenthe Romans heard, and the Space tians bad knowledge that Jonathan was dead. thep were very (ory. 17 But when they heard that Simon bts. bother was made high Pꝛieſt in his ead, and bets be bad Won the land againe with the cites in tt, 18 They wrote vnto him in tables of bealkc, to renew the friendſhipand bond of loue, which: thep þan made with Judas and Jonathan vis brethren. i 19 CUibich wtings were read before the cons gregationat Jerufalem, and this isthe copy of the letters that the Mpartians tent, 20 THE SENAT OR Sand titir of Spars ta onto Dimon che great Piet, ann to the Cis Ders ,and to the Ppteltes, and to the refloue of the people of the Jewes their breeches ſend greeting. ; 21 Uhen your ambaſſadours that were fent nto our people, certified vs of your glozp and honour, we were glad of their comming, 22 And haue regiſtred their ambaflage iu the- publike records in thismancr, NVMENIVS, the fonne of Antiochus, and Antipater the fonne af Jalon the Jewes ambafladours came vnte vs, ta renew amitie with ys. 23 And tt pleatedthe people, that the men fhouid bee honourably intreated, and that the copie of thetr ambaflage ſhould bee regiftred in the publike recoros, that it might bee fo: a mee moziall vnto the people of Sparta: and a cee Me the. fame was lent to Simon the chicfe nick. 24 After this, Simon fent Mumenius ta: Rome, with a great (held of gold of a thonſand oe weight te confirme the friendiip with: ent. 25 AMhich when the peopit vnderſtood, thep fayn, (abet thanks thallwe recompente againe bnteSunon and bis children? 26 For heandhishzethzen, andthe houte of bis father baue ſtabliched Iſrael, and onercome therr enemies, and haue confirmed the. ltbertie thereof : therefore they wote this in tables of: bale. and fet it vpon pilars in mount Sior. 27 The copie of the writing ts this, Jun che: eight and twentie Dayof the moneth h Etut, a the hundzeeh ſeuentie and tino peere the third weere of inion the high Peielt. 3 tn | Augo. ! ? Or, leruſa- em, HOr, Gara, or Gazaru. A ocrypha. 28 Fn) Saramel inthe great congregation ofthe Riets, and ofthe peopic, and of tie go- uernours of the nation, and of che elders of the countreyp, twee would fignifie vnto you, that ma⸗ np battels baue bene fought in ourcountrey. - 29 Aherein Sinton the onne of Mattathias (come ofthe childzen of Jariv) and his bacthzen put thenfeluesin Danger , and reliited the ene- mies of their nation, that their Sanctuarte,and Law might be maintained, and did their nation great honour. j $ -30 Joz Jonathan gathered his nation togt- ther, and became theit hie Pꝛieſt, ann is lapse with his people. i 31 After chat would their enemies hane inna- Ded their countrey, and deſtroied thetrland,and lap their banns on theit Sanctuary. 32 Then Dimon reliſted them, and fought foz bis nation ,¢ ſpent much ofhis owne ubkance, aud armed the valiant men of bis nation, and gaue them wages. 33 33 Me forttied alle the cities of Judea, and Bethlura that lieth upon the bomers of Judea, Cwhere the ordinance of therr enemies tap ſome⸗ time) and fet there a garriſon of the Jewes. 34 And he fortifica Joppe , which lieth vpon the fea, and || Gazara that boxdereth vpon Azo- tus (where the enemtes dwelt afore) and there he placed Fewes, furniſhed them with things neceſſaryfor the reparation thereof, +35 Zowe when the people Caw the faithful- nefie of Dimon, and to what glory hee thought tobing bis nation vnta thep mate bint their gouernalir, and the chicke piet, becauſe he han Doneall thele things, and fo: the vprightneife, and fidelitte that bee had kept to Hts nation, and =< fought by all meanes to exalt bis people. } 36 Forin bis time they prolpered wel by him, fo that the heathen were taken out ofthetr touna trey, and they alo which were tn the citie ok Da- uid at Jeruſalem, where they had made them a cafle,out ofthe whtch they went, and defiled.all things that were about the Manctuarte,and div gteat hurt vnto Religion. 37 And he fet Jewes init, and fortified it, foz che aſſurance of the land and citic,and raiſed vp the walies of Jeruſalem. 38 And King Demetrins confirmed hint in His hte Prieſthood for thele cauſes, 39 And made him one of his frtends,and gaue yim great honour. 40 Fez it was reported that the Romaneg called the Jewes therr friends and cofederates, ana that thep honourably recetuecdODimons ant: baſſadours. 41 And that the Jewes and Piets conſen · ted that Dimon ſhould be their pince, and high — —— till God raiſed vp the true ophet, 42 And that be Hauld be their captaine and Bauethe charge of the Sanctuarie , and (o ſet men duer the warkes, and ouer the Countrey, and ouer the weapons, and ouer the fo2trefies, an ee fhoulde make prouttion foz the holp ings, 43 Aud that he Mould be obeted of euery man, and that all che writings in the countrep ſhould bemade in His name, and that he ſhould be cle. thed fn purple, and weare gota, 44 Aud that it Mould not be lawit fox any Is Maccabees. of the people, 2 Pꝛieſts to bꝛeake any of there things, 02 to withitand his words, o2 to call any congregation in the countrep without him, oꝛ be clothed in purple, oꝛ weare a collar of golde : 45 And ik any bid contrary to thele rhings,og bzake any ot them, bee pouin be puntſhed. 46 Doit pleated all the people to agree that it Goult be Done toDtinon accoꝛding vntothele BH words. 47 Dimon allo accepted it, and was content tobe the hit Piet, and the captaine, andthe Punce ofthe ewes and of the Prieſtes, and ta be thechtefe of all. 48 And thep commanded to fet np this wi- ting in tables of braſſe, and to falten it to the me that compafled the Sanctuary in an open place, X -40 And that a copy of the fame Mould be layu bp tn the treafurte , that Dimon and bis onnes might baue tt. CHAP, XV. r Antiochus maketh a couenant of firendfhip with Simon. 11 Tryphon is purfised. 35 The Romans write letters vato Kingsand nations inthe defence of the Jewes, 27 Antiochus refufing the helpe that Simon fènt him, breaketh his cowenant. Py Decontt. King Antiochus the ſonne of Dee metrius fentletters from the ples of the tea, vnto Simon the prielt,and patnee of the Jewes. and to all the nation, 2 Conteining thelewords,AN TIOCHVS the King vnto Simon the great Peieſt, andte the nation of the Jewes, tendeth greeting. i 3 Fo: fo much ag certaine peftilent men haue vlurped the kingdome of our Fathers; J am purpoled to chatienge the reaime againe, and toreftoze tt to the olde etate s wherefore J me gathered a great bolte, and prepared Hips of warre, 4 What J may goe through thecountrey,and be auenged of them, witch bane deſtroyed our countrey and walten many cittesin che realme. -g Mow therctoze J do confirme vito thee all we liberties, whercof all the Rings my progenie O26 have diſcharged thee.and allche payments, ‘whereof they haue releaſed thee. 6 And 3 gue thee leaue to cofne money of thine owne ttampe within chy countrey, 7 And that Jerufalem and the Sanctuary be free, and that all the weapons that thou batt prepared, and the forenes, which thou balk — and keepeſt ix chine handes, fall bre thine. 8 Andallthat is due vnto the King, and all that hal be Due wnto the king, J fozgiue tt thee, from this time forth foz euermoꝛe. 9 And when we haue obteined our kingdom. tue wil gine theeand thy nation,and the temple great honour, fo that peur pono: Halbe knower - thoꝛowout the woztd. 10 3n the hund zeth, feuenty ¢ foureypeere, Lofeph. Ant. went Autiochustnts his fathers land, andali 13.chap.its the bandes cametogether vnto him, fo that fera were teft with Tryphon. * It Sothe King Antiochus putlued him, Bue He fied and came ta Doza, which lieth bp thelea fide. Ta 12 Foꝛ hee fat that troubles were ci — lOr, Samp- face. ROr, Delo, {|Or, Mido, or, Mydissy i Apocrypha. FZ bim, and that the armie had forfaken bim, 13 Thencamped Antiochus agent Do with an bundzeth and twenty thouland fighting men, and eight chonfand horſmen. 14 Hobe compatlen the citie about, and the Kips came by the lea. Thus they peeled the city by tande, and by fea, inlomuch that thep ſuſtered no man to go inno? out. Ig Jn the meanefeafoncame Mumenius, and bis company from Rome,bauing letters witten ‘puto the kings and countries, wherin were con: teined thele words, ‘ IGLVCIVS the Contul of Rome vnto king Ptolemeus ſendeth greeting. 17 he ambafladours of the Jewes are conse vnto vs as our friends and confederates froni Simon the bigh Piet, anv from the people of the Jewes, to renew friendihip,and the bond of toue, j 18 tho haue bought a hicld of golde weighs ing a thoufand pound. ; } 19 Aherefore we thought it good to wite vn⸗ to the Rings and countrics, that they Would not go about to hurt them,no2 to fight againſt them, no: their cities, no? their countrep, neither to anaintaine their enemies againt them. 20 Gnd we were content to receiue of them the piela. f 21 Iftherekore there be any peftilent felowes fled from their countrey onto pou, deliuer them ~ pnto Simon the bie Pꝛieſt, chat hee map puniſh them accozDing to their ownelaw. 22 The lame things were witten to Deme» trius the King, and to Attalus, and to Arathes, and to Arfaces, 4 23 And to all the countreys,asdDamplames, and to them of Sparta, and to Delus, and to Mindus, t to Sycion, and toCaria,and topa- mos, and to Pamphylia, and te Lycia, and to ialicarnaflus,and to Rhodus,and.to Pbhaleles, and to Coos, and to Hiden, and to Loztyna,and to Gnidon and to Cypzus and toCyzene. bet ape Cent a copy ofthem to Dimon the igh Piet. : 25 CHo Antiochus the king camped again Dora the fecond time euer ready totakeit, anu made Diners engines of warre, and kept Try» phon tn, that he could neither go tn no: ont. 26 Chen Simon fent him two thoufand cha» fermen to help him with ſiluer and golde, and much furniture. AN S 27 Neuertheleſſe, he would not receine them, but bake all the Couenant, which be bad made with him afoze, and withdzewe hinielte from jim, “ yi 28 And fent onto him Athenobius one of his friends,tocommune with him, laying, Ve with⸗ hold Joppe, and Gazara, with the caſtle that ts at Ferulalem, the city of mp Realme. 29 thole borders pee hauc Deltroped & Done great hurt in the land, and baue the goucrn: mentofmany places of mp kingdome. 30 Ciherefore now deliuer the cities, which ye haue taken, with the tributesof the places,that pe haue rule ouer without the borders of Judea, , 31 Drelle gine me for them fue hundeth ta- Lents of filuer, and foz the harme that pee baue Done, and foz the tributes of the places other Rue epams zifnot,we will come,and fight again pou. : — -32 Sa Athenobius the kings kriende came to Chap.xyj. Jerulalem, and when be faw the honour of Die Mon, and the cupboozd of gold and filuer plate, and fo great preparation,be was attonifees,and tolde hin the kings meflage. 33 Then anfwered Simon, and ſayde puto bim, We haue neither taken other mens lands, no? withbolden that which appertaineth toga thers : but our fathers heritage, which our enge mer bad vnrightcoullyin poſſeſſion acertaime 34 But when we bad occafion, we recovered the tuberitance of our fathers. 35 And whereas thou | requiret Joppe and Gazara, they did great harme to Or, cote ont people,and plzine/? com thozow our countrey , pet will wee gine an burt cerning, Beth talents fog them. But Athenobius antwee red him not one word, ; 36 But turned againe angry onto the King, and cold him allthele wozdes, € the Dignttie of Binion, wit} all that he had (ene; and the king was berpangry. 37 T Inthe meane time fled Tryphon by hip vnto Detholias. 38 Then the king mabe Cendebeus captaine of the lea coait,and gaue him bandes of foounen and bozfemen, 39 And commanded him to remooue the hote toward Indea, and to builde bp Cedjon, and to fozttfie the gates, and to warre againtt the peoe ple :but the King purſued Tryphon, 40 So Cendedeus came vnto Jamnia, anv began to vere the people, and to inuave Judea, and to take the people patloners, Œ to May them, 41 And be built pp Cedzon, where he fer horf Men and garifons, that they might make oute rodes by the wayes of Judea, asthe King had commanded Him. CHAP. XVI, 1 (emdebeusthe captaine of Antiochus hof is put to flight by the [onnes of Simon.11Ptolemeus the [banse of Abubus killeth Simon & his twe fonnes at a banket, 25 Iohn kalleth them that lie in wast for his life, T Hen came John bp from Gaszara,t tola Di mon bis father, what Cendebeus had done, 2 Ho Dimon called two of his elvet onnes, Judas and Johu,and faid vnto them, J| ana mp brethren, and my fathers houte, haue ener from our pouth vnto this Day fought againt the ene» nies of Iſrael, andthe matters hauchad goon fucceffe vnder our hands, and we hane Deliucred Iſraeloftentimes. 3 But J am now olde, and yee by Gods mercy are of a fufficient age:bee petherefor in ſtead ot me, and my bꝛother, t goe forth and fight fo: our nation,and the helpe of heauen be with por. 4 So be chole twenty thonfand fighting mer of the countrep with the horſemen, which went forth againſt Cendebceus, and reten at Movin. § Fn the moming they arofe, and went into the platne field: and bebold,a mighty great hatte came again them both of feotemen,aud horſe· men: but there was artucrbetwirt them. 6 Gnd John ranged hts armie oner againk him, and when heefawe that the people was ae krayde to goe ouer the riuer, bee went ouer firtk bimlelfe,and the menſeeing him, patter thozowe * after bint, 7 Then he deuided his men,and (et the horſe· Ob RE * Ioſeph, Anz 13. chap.uz , (Apocrypha: i , erof Neemias, men in the mids of the footmen. S Fo2 their enemies horſemen were very mas ny: but wien they blew the trumpets Cendebe⸗ us fled with bis bait, whereof many were flaine, and the remnant gate them to the fortreſſe. 9 Then was Judas Johns nother woun- Ded: but John followed after them, tui hee came to Cedron, which Cendebens had built. 10 Allo they fled vnto the towers, that were tn the fields of Azotus and thofe did Iohn burne with fire: thus were there Hane two thoufande men ofthem : lobe returned peaccablp mto the land of Juda. j IK @ f2ow in the fielde of Jericho was Ptole: meus the fonneof Abubus made captaine, and he had abundance of ſiluer and gold. I2 (Foꝛ hee had married the Daughter of the Die Piet) D 13 Eherefore hee wared pond in his minde, aud thought to rule the lande, @ thought to flap Simon and bis ſonnes by deceit. 14 owas Button went about thorowe the tities of the countrey, and ſtudied carefullp fog them, hee came Downe to Jericho with Patta- thias,and Judas bis Cannes in the hundreth, fe- uentie and (even yeere, in the eleuenth nioneth, which ts the moneth Sabat. Is Then the onne of Abubus reteiued them by trealon inte a litle hold, calleoDochus, which He bad built, where be made che a great banket, and had hid men there. H.Maciabees. 16 Ho when Simon this fonnes had mare gool checre, Ptolemeus Rood vp with bis men and tooketyeir Weapons, and entred into Sis mon in the banker houle,and fewe him with his . two ſonnes and certaine ot hgtervant. 17 hereby hee committed a great willenic, and recompenſed end fo good. - 18 Chen weote Ptolemeus thele things and fent fo the ting, chat He might fend bim an hotte tobelpe bim, and lo would deliuer him the coun trey with the cities. I9 Ye lent other men allo vnto Gazara, to take Jobn, Elent letters vato the captaiues to come to bim, and he would give them filuer, and gold and rewards. 20 And to Jerufalem be fent other to take it, and the mountaine of the Temple, 21 Hut one ran before, and tolte Jobn in Ga- zara, that bis father, t his brother were fiainc, and that Peolemeus had lent to flay him. 22 Uhen hee heard thts, hee was ſore aftonts {hed and layd bands on them that were come to flay him, and few then; foz bee knew that they went about to kill hin. 23 Concerning other things of John, both of bis warres,andot bis noble acts( wherein he bes haued himlelfe manfully) of p butlding of walg which be made,and other of bis Deeds, 24 Beholde, they are witten inthe Chroni⸗ cles of his Peieſthood, from the time that he was made high Piek after bis father. ets The fecond Booke ofthe Maccabees. CHAP, L 1 An Epiftle of the Lewes that dwelt at Iernfalem, fent unto them that dwelt in Egypt, wherein they ex- hort them to giwethankes for the death of Antiochus. 19 Ofthe frethat was hid in the pitte, 24 The pray- 2 DE bzethzen the Jewes which Spy be at Jerufalem, and they that are Z in the countrep of Judea, vnto cop the brethzen the Jewes thatare Fp thorowout Egypt, fend ſalutati⸗ vo" — — wie on, and prolperitic. 2 Godbhegracious vnts you, and remember dis coucnant made with Abraham, and Iſaac, and Jacob bis faithfull ſeruants, — 3And giue you allan heart to worſhip hin, And to Doc his will with a whole heart and with a willing minde, hiny 4 And open pour hearts in his Lawe & come mandements, and fend pou peace, ; And heare pour pravers, and bee reconciled with pou, ¢ nener forlake yonin time oftreuble, 6 Thusnow we pay here fo? you. 7 CAbenDemetrius reigned inthe hundreth thecelcore and ninth pere, we Jewes wote vnto vou in the trouble and biolence that came vnto vᷣs int hoſe peeres,after that Jalon anv bis come pany Departed outofthe holplande aud king- Dome, 8 And burnt the porth, t ſhed innocent bloon. the lampes and (et forth the bread. 9 Nowe therefore keepe pee the dayes of the feat of the tabernacles in the moneth Chaſleu. 10 @ Fu the hundeth, koureſcore and eight peeresthe people that was at Jerulatem,tin gus Dea, and che countell,and Judas, vnto Atiſtobu⸗ lus king Ptolemeus matter, which ts of che ftocke ofthe anointed Peieſts, and to the Jewes that are in Egypt, ſendeth greeting and health, 11 Inſomuch as God hath oeliuered vs from great perils, we thanke him highly, asthough we bad overcome the Ring. I2 For he bought them into Perſia by heaps that foughtagaintt the holpcitic. 13 Fozalbett the captaine and the army that was with bim, leemed inuincible, pet they were {laincin the Cemipicof anem by the Decette of Naneas prietts. a Foz Antiochus 2s though he would dwelt with ber, camethither,heeand hts friends with him to receine money vnder the title of a nowy, 15 But when the prieſts of Manea had lain it forth, and he was entred with a ſmall company within the temple, they Hut the temple, when Antiochus was come in. 16 QnBby opening ajpziuy Dooze af the vant, they catt ſtones, as tt were thunder, vpon the cap taine and his, and hauing batuled them in pieces, they cut off their beads,and thee them to thoſe that were without. j ’ 17 Good be blefled in all things, which hath dee Then wee prayed vnto the Lord, @ were heard; Aiuered vp the wicked. we offered facrificcs ant tine floure,and lighten 18 Cbereas wee are now purpolen wis ~ Apocrypha. Lewit.6.13. and 0.3, and 16.12. Deut.30.$. 3 Thatisto fay, a fhi- hing,itisal- ces. fo called Nephi, or Nephbtbar, which is a cleaning. the purification of the temple bpon the flue and twenty Dap of the moneth Chatieu, me thought it neceflary to certitic pou thereof, that pee allo might keepe the feat of the Tabernacles , and of the fire which was given vs when Neemias pf- fren facrifice, after that he had butit che Teme ple and the altar. -19 Foꝛ when as our fathers were led away bnto Perſia, the Diets , which fought the bo» neur of God, tooke the * fire of the altar prtutly, ana hid it in a hollow pit, which was dsp in the bottome , and therein they kept it, fo that the place was vnknowen snto euery man. 20 Mow after many peeres when it pleas fed God that Neemias oulu be fent from tye king ot Perſia, hee fent of the pofteritic af thole Pres, which had hiv it, to fetch che fire, and ae they told vs, they found notre, but chicke ater. 21 Then commaunded hee them to draw it Dp, and to bring it: and when the things ap: pertaining te the facrifices were brought, Nee⸗ mias Commanded the Pꝛieſts to fpzinkle the ee > ARD Che things layd thereupon with wa- er. 22 ben this was Done, and thetimecame © that the Dunne (hone , which afore was bid in the cloud, there was a great fre kindled, lo that euetp man marueiled. i 23 Mow the Pꝛieſts, andall prayed , while the facrifice was confuming: Jouathan began, and the other anfwered thereunto. 24 Aud the payet of Neemias was after this manner, D Lod, 10:8 God maker of all things, which art fearefull t ſtrong, and righ: teons,and merciful, and the onip and gracious ng. — 25 Duelpliberall, onely iuſt and Almightie ſh And euerlaſting, thou that deltuereſt Iſrael frå al trouble, and hat choſen the fathers, and fanc» tified them, : 26 Receine the (acrifice for thy whole people of Jfracl,and prclerue thine owne pozrion, and fanctific it. 27 Gather thole together, thatare (cattered frombs : Deliner the chat ſerue among the Dea- then: look vpon them that are deſpiſed, and ab- hozred, thatthe heathen map know that thou art our God. 28 Pumm them that oppreſſe vs, and with pꝛide doe vs wung. 29 Plant chy people againe in thine polie place, *as Moyſes hath Poken. 30 And the Diefts fang Plalmes therunto, 31 Row when the (acrifice was conſumed, Neemias commaunaed the great tones to bee. fprinkled with therefinucof the water. 32 Mhich when tt was done,there was kinds led a flame, which was confumed by the light, that ſhined from the altar. 33 @€ Ho wien this matter was knowen, it was told the king OF Perta that in the place where the Peieits, which were led away, baa bid five, thereappearco water, wherewith free» mias arid His companie had purthes the ſacriſi · 34 The klug tried out the ching, and cloſed the place about, and made it holp. 35 And to them that the king kauoured, hee gaue and beftowed many gifts, 36 Anv eemias catica y fame place a Eph» Chap. ij. thar, which is to fay,purificationbut manymen tallit Qephthar· CHAP. II, 4 How Feremie hidthe Tabernacle,the Arke and the Altar inthe hsll, 23 Of the fiue bookes of Iaſon conteined in one, es ý ] Cis found allo in the writings of Teremiag the Pꝛophet, that he commanded them which were caries away,to take fire,as was Declared, and as the Prophet comanded them that were led into captiuitic, 2 BSiuing thenra law , that they Mould not forget the commandements of the Lod, & that they Mould not erretuchcir minds, woen they faw images of gold and ſiluer, with their orua⸗ ments. 3 Thele and uch other things commanded he them,and exhorted them that they ould net let the Law gor out of their hearts. 4 Jt is written allo, how the Pꝛophet, by anozacle that he had, charged thein te take the Tabernacle and the Arke,and follow him: ana when hee came vp into the monntaine where —5 went vp, *and fate the heritage of 00, § Jeremias went foo:th , and found an hols low caue wherein belayd the Cabernacle, ana the Arke, and the altar ofincente, and fo tops ped the Dooe. i 6 Andthere came certaine of thole that fol- lowed hint, to marke the place: but they conta not find it, 5 7 Ahich when Jeremias perceiued, hee re- prooued them, laying, As foz that place, it Hall be vnknowen, vntill the time that God gather bis peeple together againe, and that merciebe ewed ev. 8 Chen hal the Lord Hew them thele Wings, and the matettieof the Loꝛd Mall appeare and the cloud allo, as tt was hewed vnder Moyles, and as* when Salomon Delired, that the place might be honourably lancttfied. : 9 Foꝛ tt fs manileſt rhat hee, being a wile mnan , offered the * facrtfice of Dedication, and conlecratton of the Temple, Io * And as when Doyles paved vnto the Lo2b, the fire came Down froin heauen,and con {fumed the lacrifice; fe when Salomon prayed, * the fire camieDowne from heauen, and coulis med the burnt offering. IL And Wopies fain, becaule the finne offe· was not eaten, therefore it ts confined. 12 Ho Dalomion kept thole eight dayes. 13 Thele things allo are Declared in the twi» tings and regilters of | Neemias/ and how hee made alibzarie, and bow be gathered the acts ofthe Kings, and the Prophets, and the acts of Daud, and theepitties of the Kinges concers ning the holy gifts. : 14 uen fo Judas allo gathered ali thinges that came to palie by the warres that were a> mong Vs, which things we haue. Ig. GAberefeze tf yee baue need thereof, (end fome to fetch them vnto yon. 16 Ciihereas wee then are about to celebzate the purification, we baue wꝛitten vnto yon, and pe hall Doc well,if pee Keepe the fame trapes. 17 Mee hope allo that the God which deli- eucred all bis people , and gauean heritage to them all and the kingdome, and the Plieſc⸗ HY 2 hood, 426 Baruch.6. Deut.3 4. bo LKing Be +: 14:2 3, 30, 2.chro.6, 21 1.Ki#.8.62, © 65-2.chroy ) and 10,16, 2.Chro.7.%. [Some read I er emie. Apocrypha. Deut.z0.5. ood, and the Sanckuary, ` 18 * Ashe promiled in the Law, will ſhortly haue mercy npon vs, and gather bs together from vnder the heauen into bis bolp place : foz bee hath laued vs from great perils, and bath cleanſed the place. Í Ig As concerning Judas Mactabeus his bzethzen, the purification of the great Temple, and the Dedication of the altar, A 20 And the warres againſt Antiochus Cpi» phanes,and Eupatoꝛ his tonne, 21 Aud the mantfett fignes that came from heaven vnto thole, which manfully toon foz the Jewes religion: (fo: though they were but few, yet they ran thoow whole countreypes, and pure ed the barbarous armies, 22 Andrepayzed the Temple that was re» nowmed thoꝛowout al the world, and deliuered the ctties,and eſtabliſhes the Lawes, that were like tobe abolifjed , becaule the Lozd was mer- ctfull unto them with all lenitie.) 23 Cece willaffap to abange in one volume thole things that Jalon the Cyzentan hath De. clared in Rue bookes. 24 Fez conldering the wonderfull number, and the Difficultie that they haue that would be occupied in the rebearfall of ſtories, becauſe of the Diueriitte of the matters, 25 CUr haue endenoured,that they that would read, might haue pleatire , and that they which are ftudious, might ealily keepe them it memo- rie, — that whoſoeuer read them, might haue profit. d 26 Wherefore to vs that haue taken tn hand II. Maccabees. the bigh Piet, and hatred of wickedneſſe, lg en — cuen the Kings din 1 2 aud garntfyed i With great gifts. Aik i of bis J les — that —— Ring of ana 2 uate all the coits bel the ſeruice of the facrifices. i Hate 4 Butone Simon of the tribe of Beniamin being appointed ruler of the Temple, conten Ded With the hie Patel concerning || che miqui> tle Conunttted in the citie. § And when he could not oucrcome Dnias, hee gate bim to Apollonius the fonne of Ghzae teas, which then was goucrnouref Cecloipzia, and Phenice. 6 Aud told him that the treafuric in Jeruſa⸗ lem was full of innumerable maney , which DID not belong to the pzouttion of the facritices, and that it were polltble that thele thinges might come into the kings hands. 7 Mow when Apollonius came to the king, Chad themed him ofthe money, as it was toin hint, the king chole out Heliodorus hts treaſu⸗ rer, and (ent him with a commaundement, ta zing hun the fozelayd money. i 8 JImmediatly heliodorus tooke his ionrney as though he would vilite the cities of Coeiolp. plat A a aes a in effect to fulfill the kings 9 So when hee came to Jerufalem, twas coutteoutip recciued of the hte Peieſt into rhe titie, hee Declared what was Determined cone terning the money, and fhewed the caule of his —— and alked tf thele things were ſo tite this great labour,it was no ealie thing to make Dee this abstogenient, but required both ſweat and Watching. 27_Likeas he that maketh afeat, efecketh other mens conumoditie, bath no ſmall labour: fo wee allo foz many mens fakes are verp well contentto vndertake this great labour. 28 Leauing to the anthoz the exact Diligence ofeuery particular, twee willtabour to goe foz: ward acceding to the peelcript orꝛder of an as bridgement . fee 29 Fo as hee that will build a new boufe, muſt poude forthe whole building, but be that fetteth out the plat, 02 goeth about to act It, eda bp onely what ts comely foz the Decks ing thereof: f i 30 Euen fo 3 thinke fo: bs,that it appertai⸗ neth tothe firi wetter ofa ſtoꝛie to enter deepe · iy into it,and to make mention of al things, and tobecurioustneucrppart: ; 31 Butit ts permitted to him that will Ho2- tenit,to vie few words , Ete auoid thole things that are curious therein, 32 Were then will we begin the topy, adding thus much to our foꝛmer moades, that itisbuta foolith tying to abound in words before the Ro- bek tic and te be fhort in the Rozig. CHAP. ‘Ill. 2 Of the honor done tothe Temple bythe kings of the Gentiles, 6 Simon vttereth what treafure 1s im the Temple. 7 Heliodorus ss fènt totake them away. Io Shen the hie Peteſt told Him that there were peo things lapen vp by the widowes g fa- e, i II And that acertaine of it belonged vnto Hircanus thefonne ot Tobias a noble man, and not as that wicked Simon had reported, and thatin all, there were but foure hundreth tae lents of filuer,and two hundzeth of gold, I2 And that it were altogether impoſſible to Do this wong to them that had committed it of truf to the holineſſe of the place and Temple whichis honoured through the whele wold fog Holineffe and integrity. k 13 But ipelionozus becaule of the kings come mandement ginen him, fain that in any wile it mut be bought into the kings treaſurie. 14 Doe heappotnted a day, ¢ went in te take oDer fez thele things: then there was no ſmall griefe thoughout the whole citie. _ I5 Foꝛthe Pꝛieſts fel downe befoze the altar in ths Prieſts garments, ¢ called vnto heaven vpon pim which had made a Law concerning things giuento be kept,that they ſhould be ſafe⸗ ly paeferued fo? fuch as had committed theni to ept. 16 Then thep that looked the bie Piek iss the face, were wounded in their heart: fo2 bis countenance, and the changing of bis colour Des clared the foprom of his minde. 17 The man was (o wrapped in feare and trembling ofthebodp, that it was manifett ta 26 He is Broken of Ged, and healed atthe prayer of them that looked vpon him, what fozrow be bad oO 7 . Vv time as the holy city was inhabited with al peace, and mhen the lawes were very weli kept,uecante of the goblines of Dag in bis bearr. 18 Others allo came out of their bouis bp heapes unto the common payer, becauſe the place was like to come vnto me ann [lOr the ſtate & prouifion. | Apocrypha. a In work- ing fome trecherie or forcerie a- gainft him, 19 Audthe women, girt with fackectoth one Der their bretts,filied the ſtreets.and thevirgins that were kept in, ranne fomete the gates, and fome to the walles, and others looked out of the windowes. 20 And all held hp their bands toward peas uen, and made prayer, A 21 It was a lamentable thing to fee the mul- titnde that tell Bowne of all ſortẽ, and the expec⸗ tation of the hic Paieſt being in fuch angutip. 22 Cherfoze they called pon the Aimightie Lord, that he would keepe fate fure the things, a were layed pp foz thote that had oclive- red them. 23 Neuertheleſſe, the thing that Heliodorus Was Determined to Dor that did he performe. 24 And as hee and His touldters were now there preſent by the treaſurte, he that is the Lord of theiprrits, and ofall power, firmed a great biton, fo that all chey which preiumed to come with him, were aſtonihed at the power of God, aud fell into feare and trembling. 25 Foa there appeared vnto them an Fogle with a terrible man fitring ppon hun, mok rith- ly barbed, ana be ran fiercely and {mote at Weli- odo2Us with his forefecte, and it ſeemed that he that fate upon the borie, had harneſſe of gold. 26 Moꝛeouer, there appeared two yong men, notable in ttrength, exceilent in beautie, and comely tn apparel which toon by hint on either fide, and fcourged himcontinually, and gaug dun many foe ttripes. 27 And Heliodorus fell ſuddenly vnto the Kround,and was couered with great Darknefie: but they that were with bun, tooke Hin vp, and put Dini ina litter. 3 28 Tbus he that came with fo great compa. nic,and many foulaters into the atd treafurte, was borne ont ; toz Hee could not helpe himlelfe with bis weapons. 29 Ho thép did Know the power of God ma- nikeltly, but hee was dunibe by the power of God, and lay deilttute of all hope and health. 30 And they pratled the Lord that bad honou⸗ ted bis owne place:for the Temple which a litle afore was fuiloffeareand trouble, when the Al- mightie Lod appeared, was Aled with ioy and glaoneffe. i ; ee 31 When Kratgttway certaine of Weliono- rus friends, peayeo Dnias, that hee would call vpon the molt igh to grant him bis Kfe which lay reap to gtue vp the ahot. i 32 Ho the high Pict, confidering that the Ging might fiulpect that the Jewes had done Heliodorus fome enrll, he offered a ſacrifice foz the health ofthe man. 33 Pow when tee high [rick had made his payer, the fame pong menin the fame clothing appeared, and ſtood belide Weliodozus, faving, Gine Onias the bigh Piet great thankes: ffos pis fake Hath the Lozd graunte thee thy ife: 324 And ſeeing that thou hatt beene ſcourged from heauen, declare vnto all men the mightie powrrof God: and when they had ſpoken thele words, they appeared no moe. 35 Ho heliodorus offered vnto the Lord fa» crifice, and made great vowes vnto bim which had craunted him bis life and thanked Dntas, and went agatie with his boite to the king. 36 Then tetifien hee unto euery man of the Chap. iiij great workes of God that he had feene with his eye pes. 37 And when the king afked Heliodozus, wha were meet tobe lent pet once agatne to Jeruſa⸗ iem,be fat, ; 38 Fe thou batt any encmy, o2 traitour, fenu him thither se thon fjalt receiue Him well ſcour⸗ ged, tf hee eicape with brs life: for tn that place, no doubt therets alpectal power of GoD. 39 Fozhee that dwelleth in heanen hath his eye on that place, and detendeth tt, and be bege teth and deſtroyeth them rhat come to burt tt, 40 @his came to pate concerning Heliods· rhs, and the keeping of the trealurie, CHAP. IIII. t Simon reporteth euill of Onias.7 Iaſon obtaineth the office of the his Prieſt by corrupting the King, 27 and was by Menelaus di frauded by like bribing.340- nias w flaine traiteroully hy Andronicus, 427 T Dis Dimon now,of whom wee pake afore, ` being a bewzayer of the money, and ofhis owne natural counteey,reported enill of Dutag, as though he bad mooued Heliodorus vnto this, and had beene the tnuenter ofthe enill. 2 Thus was heboldto call pim a traitour, that was fo beneficial to the city, and a Defender of hts nation and [o zealous of the Lawes. 3 But when his malice increaled fo far that through ene that belonged to Dimon, murders Were committed 4 Dnias confivering the Danger of thts cone tention, and rhat Apollonius, as bee that was the gouernour of Coeloſyria and Phenice, did rage,and intreaſed Cunons malice, § Hee went to the King not agan acculer of the citizens , but as one that intended the cone mon wealth both pamately and publikely. 6 Foz hee {aw tt was not poittble,ercept the Bing tooke o2Ber, to quiet the matters and that Himon would not leaue off hts folly. 7 But after the death ofSeleucus, when Arne ttochus called Cpiphanes,tooke the kingdonre, Jalon the brother of Dnias labouren by ynlawe full meanes tobe high Piet. 8 Foꝛ he came vnto the King, and promilen Him thaec hundgeth and threeſcore talents of fil» uer, and of another rent fourelcoze talents. 9 Beldes this he promiled hun an hundred and fiftie, ifhee might haue licence to ſet bp a place fo: exerciſe, and a place fo: the youth, and that they would i name them of Jerulalem, An⸗ tlochians. i 19 The which thing when the king had gran- ted, and Hee had gotten the fuperiozitie, hee be- gan immediatly to Daw his kimen tothe cu- omegofthe Gentiles, IL Aud aboliſhed the friendly priuiledges of the kings, that the Jewes ban fet vy by John the father of Eupolemus, which was lent am⸗ baffadour vnto Rome, to become friends and confeveratesshe put Downe their lawes and po⸗ licies, and brought vp new Katutes, and cane trarie to the Law. 12 Foz hee preſumed ta build a place of erer- cile under the caſtle, and brꝛought the chtefe yong men onder hts ſuübiection, and made then Leave || hatg Noy 3 13 Go |Or,that he would write the Antis- chians that were at Fee rufalem a- mong them. lOr buskins, ~ in token of wantonne ffe asthe Gen= teles did, Pa soccyphiane a This game was to trie firengch by cafting a ftone that had an hole inthe mids, ora piece of mettall. fOr, Olympi- an [portes, sphich were games kept euery fift | Jeeree Or, e⸗m⸗ wrahdeme rats 13 So there beganne a great delire to follow the manere ofthe Gentiles, and they tooke vp tie fathions ot ſtrange nations by the exceeding wickedneſſe of Jalon, not the hie reki but the vngodly perfon, 7 14 Bo that the Pꝛieſtes were now no more Diligent about the ſeruice of the altar but deſpi· fed tie Temple, anv regarded not the facrift- ceg, but made hatte tobee partakers vf the wic: ne erpentes at the piap, after the catting of the one. 15 Fo they did not let by the honour of their fathers, but liked the glozy of the Gentiles belt of ail. 16 Byrealon whereof great calamitte came vponthem: for they had them to bee their eng- mies and puniſhers, whale cultome they follow- ed fo earneſtly, and delived to be like them in all things. * For itis notalight thing to tranſgreſſe a- gaint che Lawes of God, but the time follow ing Hall Declare thele things. 18 ¶ Mow when the | games that were olen every fit peere, mere played at Trus the King being petent, 19 Chis wicked Valon fent from Jeruſalem men to looke wpon them, as though they had beene Antiochtans, whtcl*brought theee hue dreth drachnies of filuer foz a acritice to Wer- cules; albeit they that carted them, Delired the might not be beltowed on the facrifice, becaule it was not comely) but to bee beſtowed toꝛ other erpentes, 20 Ho hee that ent them, {ent them koꝛ the facrifice of Hercules: but becauſe of thale that piougot them, they were giuen to the making of allies. 21 (Mow Appollonius the ſonne of Meneſt⸗ D bens was ient into Egypt becante of the cazo: nation of King Ptolemeus Philometor: vut when Antiochus percciued that he was entli af- kectioned toward his affaires he ſought his own aſſurance, and Departed from thence to Joppe, and lo caine to Jerulalem, i 22 Ahere hee was honourably receined of Jaſon, and ofthe cttie,and was bzought in with torchlight, and with great houtings, and fo be went with his pofte nto Phenice. 23 Thee peere afterward Jalon Cent Mene: taus, the fozelata Simons beother, to beare the money onto the Ling, and to bang to paſſe cer taine necefarte affaires, whereofhe had givers Him a niemogtall. 24. But hee, betag commended to the King, magnified him foz the appearance of bis power, and turned the Pꝛieſthood vnto himfette: for he pon three hundzeth talents of liluer moze then Jaſon. 25 So he gate the Kings | letters patents, al⸗ ett be had nothing in hinlelte worthy of che hte Prieſt hood but bare the ſtomacke of a cruelity= rantana the wrath ofa wilde beat, ' 26 Then Jaton which hav Decetued his owne brother, being deceiued by gnother, was compelled to fice inta the countrey ef the Aine monites. “On 27 Ho Wenelaus qatethe dominion; but as for the moncy that bee had peronuſed virto the king, he tooke nove order fo: it,albeit@altratus the ruler ofthe cattle required it. 28 Foz vnto him appertaiued the gathering II. Maccabees. ofthe cuſtomes: wherefore they were both cat led bekore the Ring. 29 Mow WDenelans left his brother Lylima⸗ chus in bis ſtead tu the ztethood , t attra: tus lett Crates whitch was gouernour of the b Cyprians. pig ‘ 30 Q hiies thele things were in Doing, the Tharfans, and they ef Mallot made infurree- tton,becante they were giuen to the Rings cone cubine callen Antiochis. 31 Then came the king in all hate to appeaſe the bufineffe, icaning AnBontcus a man of aus thoritie to be bis lieutenant. 32 Mow Menelaus, tuppofing that hee haa gotten aconuentent tune, tole certaine veſſels of gold out of the Temple, and gaue certaine of theni to Andronicus: and fome hee (old at Ty- rus ana tithe cities thereby. 33 bich wher Dnias knew of a fuertie he reprooued Him, and withdzew hunlelte inta a Panctiarte at Daphne by Antiochia. 34 hereto Menelaus, taking Androni⸗ Cus apart, prayed him to flay Dnias: fo when hee came toDntas, bee counfelled him craftily, giuing him bis right band with an oath; (hows beit bee fulpect him, and pervaded bim to come out of the Sanctuarte)io hee flew him in- Sune Without any regard of righteoul= neſſe. 35 Foz the which cauſe not onely the Fewes, but many other nations allo were grieued,and tooke it beautly foz the vurightcous Death of thts man, : ; A 36 And when the King was come againe front the places about Ciltcta, the Jewes that werein the citie, and certaine of the Greekes that abbogred the fact allo, ae ate becaule nias was flaine without caule. y 37 Therefore Anttochus was forte in his mind, and he had compafiion, and wept becanfe ofthe modeſtie and great diſcretion of him that was Bead, ; 38 Uberefoe being kindled with anger, hee tooke away Andzonicũs garment of purple and rent ts clothes, and commanded him te be lew thozowont the citic,and inthe fame place where hee had committed the wickedneſſe againit O⸗ nias, hee was Raine asa murtherer. Thus the LoD rewarded pim hts puniſhment, as bee had Delerucd. 39 ¶ Row when Lyfimachus had done man wicked Deedes in the cirie thaaugh the counfell of Menelaus, and the bzute was ead abzoad, the multitude gathered them together agetnt Lyfimachus: foz bee bad carried out now much velſell of gold. 40 And when the people arofe,and were full ofanger, Lylimachius armed about thace thous fand, and began to vſe ynlawfull power, a cere taine tyrant being their captaine, who was na leſſe decayed th wit then in age. 41 But when they vnderſtood the purpoſe of Lylimachus, fome gate ftonzs, fome great clubs, ann fome cat handfuls of Dutt which lay by, ppon Lylimachus men, and thok that inna. Ded then. 42 Whereby many of them were wounded, fone were ſlaine and all the other chaito away: but the wicked Churchrobber himéeife they kile led befides the trealurte, 43 Foz theſe caules an acculation was taine agains b That is, of them that meafured the corne, is Apocrypha. againt Wenelans, 44 And when the Kine came to Tyrus, three Sa une fromthe Senate picaded the caule be⸗ ore him. } 45 But Wenelaus being nota conuinced, pza: miled to Ptolemeus the fon of Doꝛimenes much money,tihe would perfmadethe king. 46 Ho Ptolemeus went te the King intoa tourt, whereas he was to ceole himitife, and tuta nen the kings minte, : $ 47 Inſomuch that hee dilcharged Menelaus from the acculation (notwithſtañding heewas the cante ofall milchtcte) and condemned thole poor men to Death, which ifthey had told therr cau, yea, before the Scytbians, they ſhould haue been heard as innocent, 48. Tius were they oone puniſhed vniuſtly, which kollowed upon the matter fo: the citie, and foz the people,and fo2 the boly vefieis. ‘ 49 Ciherefoze they of Tyrus hated that wic> Deduelle, and miniſtred all things liberally foz their buriall. ço And fo through the couetoulneſſe of them that were in power, Meunelaus remained tn au⸗ thozitic, increafing tn malice, and Declared bine {cite a great tratto to the citizens, a eo ah 2 Of the fignes and tokens feen in Terufalem. 6 OF theend and wickednes of Jafon. 11 The purfuit of Antischus againftthe Fewes. 15 The fpoyling of the Temple. 27 Maccabcus fleeth into the wildernefse. Ano the fame time Antiochus vndertooke his ſecond vepage into Egypt. 2 And then were there feene thorowout all the citie of Ierufalem fourty Dapestong.borlemen running in the atrc, with robes of Golde, and as place bands of ſpearemen, r 3 And as troupes of horſemen (ct in arap in · countring and courfing one againſt another with haking of hields and multitnBe ot darts, and Drawing of fwowWs and hooting of arrows. and the — of the golden armour feenc, and barneffe of all forts. 4 Therefor cucrp manpzayen,that tholeto- fak Kens might turne to goon. -s FAowe whenthere was gone foozth a fate tumour, asthough Antiochus had beene Dead, Jalon tooke at the teak a thouſand men, and caine ſuddenly Byon the city, and they that were -bpon the walles, being pur backs, and tye citte atlength taken, : 6 MWBenclaus fied into the cattle, but Javon flew bis owne citizens without mercie, net con- fidering, that to baue the aduantage agatntt bis kinſemen i3 greateſt Delabuantage, but thought that hee had gotten the bictozic of His enemies, āno not of bis owne nation, —— 7 Wet hee gate not the ſuperioritie, but at the daft recciued Mame foz the reward of bts treaſon, and went againe like a vagabond into the coun- trey of the Ammonites. BAH -8 Finaliphe bad tkis endofhts wicked con- fOr,fiutvp . uerlatton,that he twas || acculed before Areta the king ofthe Arabians, and fled from titie to city, "Being purſued of euery man,and hated as a foz- faker of the Lawes and was tu abomination, as ‘an enemie of his countecy and citizens, and was Drinen into Egept. ~ o Thus he that had chaſed many out of their Chap.v. owne countrey, periſhed as a baniſhed man, af ter that bee was gone tothe Lacedemontans, thinking there to haue gotten fuccour by reana of kinred. IO Gnd hee that had cae many out vnbu⸗ ricd , was thꝛowne out hiniclfe, no man moura ning foz bint, noz putting bim in bts graues neither was bee partaker ot his fathers ſepul⸗ ihre Ir @ Now when thele things that were Done, were Declared tothe king, hee theught that Ju⸗ Dea would baue fallen from Him : wherefore hee came with a furious minde outef Egypt, anu toske the citie by violence. I2 ie commanded his men of warre allo, that they ould kill and not {pare fuch as they met, and to flay luch as went into their houſes. 13 Thus was there a Tamahcer of yong mem, and ADe men, and a deſtruction of menand was men and childzen, and virgins and infants were murthered : t 14 Bo that within three dayes were flaing foureicoze thoufand, and fourtte thonfand taken pate and there were as many (old as were I5 Wet was Hee not content teith this, but Durft goe into the moſt holy Temple of all the wold, hauing Menelaus that traitour to the Lawes,and to his own countrey,to be bis gutde, 16 And with his wicked hands tooke the ho⸗ ly vefieis, which other kings had giuen fo2 the garniſting, glory, and hondur of that place, and bandied them with his wicked hands. 17 Ho hauty in bis minde was Antiochus, that he conſidered not that Gov was nota little w20th foz the finnes of them that Dweltin the cis ty, forthe which ſuch contempt came vpon that 18 Foꝛ ik they had not been wzapped in many finnes,bee,alloene as he had come, bad fuddenly been puniſhed, and put backe from bis pzefump- tion, as Heliedozus was, whom Seleucus the king fent to view the trealurte. 19 But God hath not chofen the nation foz the placea fake, but the place foz the nationg 20 And therfore ts the place become partaker ofthe peopiestrouble, butafterward fhall tt bee partaker of the benefits of the Lozd, and as tt is now korſaken in the wrath ofthe Almighty, fo when the great Lord Mall be reconciled, tt hall belet vpin great worſhip againe. 21 Q So when Antiochus had taken eigh tecnebundzed talents outofthe Temple, hee gate him to Antiochia in all haſte, thinking in bis pꝛide to make men faile vpon the deie lande, om id walke vpon the teas tuch an high minde 22 But he left deputies to pere the people: at Jerufalem Philip a Phꝛygian by birth, in ma⸗ ners moze cruell then he that fer him there: 23 And at Garizin Andzontcus, and with them enclaus, which was moze grieuous ta the citizens then the other, and was delpitefull againfi the Jewes dis citizens. 24 Hee (ent allo Apotiontus a cruell prince, with an army of two and twenty thoufand, whom he commanded te flay thole that were to= wars mans age, and tofell the women andthe ponser ſort. 25 Bo when he came to Jerulalem, he fainen Dpp 4 PEACE, 428 Apocrypha. peace, and kept bim ſtill wntillthe holy nay of Dabbath: and chen finding the ewes keeping the featt, hee commanved bts men to take ther weapons. 26 Gnd fo hee flewe all them that were gone foazth ta the Hewe , and running thozow tie ci- tie with his men atmed/ hee murthered a great number, 27 But Jidas Maccabeuns, being as tt were _the centh, flen into the wildernes, and liued there inthe mountatnes with bis company among the beastes, and Dwelling there, and cating graflik, teh they (aula be partakers of the ftilthineſſe. CHAP. VI. 1 The Lewes are compelled to leaue the Law of God, 4 The Temple i defiled, 10 The women cruelly pis- æiſhed. 28 The grieuvus paine of Eleaxarus. fOr Amie Nns after this fent the Ring anota man chia, ted, of |Athens,foz to compel the Hewes to trani grefe the lawes of the fathers,and not tobe go> nerned bp the Law of God, 2 Andto defile the Temple that was at Je- rufalem, and tocallit the Temple of Jupiter Dipmptus, € that of Garizin, according as they Did that Dwelt at that place, Jupiter chat kee- peth hoſpitality. 3 This wicked gouernement was fore and grieuous vnto the people. i ; 4 Foꝛ the temple was full of diſſolution, and gluttony of the Gentiles, which dallied with har⸗ lots,and had to Dee with women within the cir- cite of the Doly places, and brought in fuch things as were not lawful. ‘ § The altar alfo was full of {uch things, as Were abominable and forbinden by the Law. 6 Neither was tt lawfullto keepe the Sab- baths, noz to obferue thetr ancient feattes , no? plainciy to confetic himéelfeto be a Jew. 7 Jutheday of the Rings birth they were gticuoufiy compelled perforce eucrp moneth to banquet, andwhen the feat of Bacchus was kept, they were conftrained to goe in tije pocek ton of Bacchus with garlands of yuie. $ Moꝛebuer, through the counſell of Ptole⸗ meus, there went out a commandement vnto the nert cities of the heathen againt the Jewes, ZOreatingof thatthelike cuſtome, and | banqueting Mould be | the fle[bthat was ſacriſi- kept. And who fo would not confozme them- felues to the manersof the Gentiles, ould bee . put to Death : then might aman haue leene the pꝛeſent miſerie. IO Foꝛ there were two women brought forth WA had circumciſed their fonnes , whom wheit they had led round about the citp(the babes han- ging at their breatts) they cat them down heat: long ouer the walles, II Soie that were runne together into Dennes to keepe the Gabbath vap (ecretip, were diſcouered vnto Philip, and were burnt together, becaufethat forthe reuerence of the alas a Day they were alraide to helpe theni- ues.. 12 € Moto J veleech thole which reade this booke, that they be not diſcouraged fozthefe ca» lamitics, but that they indge thele afflictions not tobe foz Deftruction, but foxachattening of ply nation. 13 Fa it ts a token of his great goodneſſe, I —— not to fufter finners long to tõtinue, but ſtraight wapes to puniſh the. - 14 Foz the Lozd doth not long wait foz vs,as foz other nations, whom de puntigcrh when they ate come to the fulnelic of their ſinnes. - 15 But thus hee dealeth with vs, that our finnes ſhould not be heaped by to the full, fo that afterward he ſhould puniſh vs. 16 And therefore hee neuer withdzaweth his mercie from ys; and though bee puniſh with ad⸗ uerlitie, pet Doeth he neuer forſake his people. 17 But let thts bee ſpoken now fo: a warning trto bs: and naw will we come to thedeclasing . ofthe matter in fewe woes. 18 Eleazar then dne of p principal Scribes, an aged man,and of a wel favoured countenance Was contirainedto open his mouth, and to cate fwines teth. d é 19 But hee deliring rather to die gloriouſſy then to liue with hatred, offred himielfe willing= ly to che tozment,and (pte tt out: ; 20 As they ought to goe to death which ſuffer puniſhment foꝛ fuch things , asitis not tawtilt totattcoffortheveliretoling, i 21 Butchey that had the charge of this wics Eed banket, foz that olde kriendſhipof the man, tooke bim afine pziuily, and prayed him that hee would take fuch fieh, as was lawtull foz bum to bie, andas yee would prepare foz himſelfe, and Blilembie as though bee hadeatenof the things AVROMED by the King, enen the fieh ofthe fa> crifice, p i $ i 22 That infodoing hee might be deliuered froin Death, and that foz the olde kriendſhip that was among them, he would receine this fauour. 23 But he began to confer diſcreetly, and as became His age,aud the ercellency of his ancient peeves,and the honeut of hts gray hatres,wheres unto he was come, and his moit honeſt conucr> fatton from bis childhoode, but chiefiy the holp Law made and giuen by God: therefore hee an· fwered conſequently, and willed them Kratght- waves to fend bim tothe grate. 24 Foꝛ it becommeth uot our age, faydhe, to Diflemble, wiyeveby many yong perlons might thinke that Eleazar being koureſcore peeres old and ten, were now gaire Co || Another religion, 25 And fo through mine hipocrtite ( foz a litle time of a trantitony life)they might bee deceiued by meand 3 ould proctive malediction and re xzoch to niine olde age. ; 26 Foz though 4 were now Delinered from fhe tozments of men, pet could J not efcape the hand of the Almightp neither altue no? Bead, 27_CGibercioze J will nowe change this life manfully, and will hewe my felfe tach as mine age requireth, 28 And fowill leane a notable example foz {uch as be young to Bic willingly, and couragi· onily foz the Honourable and bolp Lawes. And when bead fayd thele wozdes, immediatlp he Went to torment. j 29 Mow they that led hin, changed the loue which they bare him before, into hatred, becaulk ef the wards that he baa poken: fog they thought it had been a tage. ; 30 Anr as he was ready to gine the gholt be- canfeof the trakez, he fighed and faps, The Lozo that hath the bolp knowledge, knoweth manifeitty, that whereas might baue beene deliuered from Beath, Jam ſcoutged, and ms e Or, to age- ther maner of life. | Apocrypha. Deut, 32,36. thele ſore paines of my body; but in mymind J fuffer them gladiy fo hts religion.” we 31 Euen now after this maner ended hee bis lite, leaning his Death to: an example of a noble courage, and amemoziallof vertue , not onely buto pong men, but vute all jis nation. CHAP. VII, The punifhmens of the fener brethren and of their mother. ; T came to paffe alfo that euen brethren, with thetr mother, were taken to bee compelled by the king againſt the Lawe to taftefwines fich, and were tozmented with (courges and whips. 2 Butene of them which tpake firt, ſayde thus, Ghat ſeekeſt thou 7 and what wouldeſt thouknow of vs? weeare ready to Die rather then to tranſgreſſe the lawes of our fathers. 3 Then was theking angry, and commane Bed to beate pans and cauldzons, which were tt continently made hote. ‘ 4 Aud be commanded the tongue ofbim that {hake frt to bee cut out, and to flay him, and to cut offthe vtmoſt parts of bis body in the tight of bts other bꝛethꝛen and his mother. j S5 Mow when bee was thus mangled in all bis members, he commanded him to be bought altuetothe fire and to frie Dim inthe pan; and while the (moke foz a long time ſmoked gut of thepan, the other brethren wtth their mother er- horted one another to Die couragtoutly, faving in this maner, j 6 Che Lord God doth regard bs, tin deede taketh pleafurein vs, as Doyles * Declared in the fong wherein bee teſtiticd openly, faying, That God wili take pleaſure in his ſeruants. € So wher the firk was dead after this maner, they brought the fecond to make him a mocking ttocke: and when they had pulled the fkinne with the haire ouer his head, they alked pim if hee would cate, o2 he were puntived tn all the members of thebodp, 8 But heeanlwered in his owne language, and fayd , No. CAderefore hee was tormented forthwith like the firt. 9 Andiwhen hee was at the lat breath, bee fayd, Thou murtherer takett this preſent life from us, but the King of the world wil raife ys vp, which Die tor the Lawes, in the velurrection of cucrlatiing life, ; i $ Io ¶ After him was the third had in derifi- pn, and when they Demaunded his tongue, bee ut it out incontinently, and ſtretched fo2th his ants boldly, Il And fpake manfully, Whele pane 3 had fromthe heanen, but now fo: the Lawe ot Gon J deſpiſe them, and truſt that J Mall vecetue themof himagaine. = ty 12 Inſomuch that the King and they which were with him, maruciled at the yong mans courage, agat one that nothing regarden the paines. \ 13 CMow when he was Dead allo,chey vexed and tormented thefourthinkkemaner. 14 And when bee was now ready to die, hee fayd thus, Ft is better that wee Woulo change this which we might hope to: of men, and waite for our bope fram God, that wee may be railed wp againe by him : as fog thee,thou ſhalt haue no refucrection to life. = 15 @Afterward thep brought the fife allo and Chap.vij. tormented bim, 16 Tho looked bpon the King, and ſayd, Thou batt power among men, and though thoubee a mortall man, thon doeſt what thou ie >but thinke not that God bath korſaken our lation, 17 But abide awhile, and thon Hatt (ce bis guar power, how he wili tement chee and thp eede. 18 Akter him allo they bꝛought the firt, whe being at the point of Death fain. Deceme not thy felfe foslifyly ; foz wee fuer thele things, which are worthy to be wounded at for our odwue fakes, becanfe we hane offended our God. 19 Wut thinke not thou, which vndertakeſt x fgbt again God, that thou thalt bee vnpu⸗ hed. 20 But the mother was marueilous abone all other, and worthy of honourable memoꝛie: foz when fhe faw her ſeuen ſonnes Naine within the {pace of onc day, fhe fuffered tt with a good will, becauſe of the hope that {he hab tn the Loyd, 21 Wea,the exhorted euery one of them in her owne language, and being full of courage and wiledomẽ, ſtirred bp her womanly affections, with amanly tomacke,aud fayd vnto them, 22 J cannot tell howe pee came tuto mp wombe: for J neither gaue you beeath nop life s pe not J that (ct in oDer the membersof pour 23 But doubtleſſe the Creato: of the wonde, which fozmed the birth of man, and foundont the beginning of all things, will alfo of his owne mercie glue yeu breath, and life agatne, asypee now regard not pour owne felues, foz bis lawe⸗ ake, 24. Pow Antiochus thinking bhimlclfe deſpi⸗ fen, and conſidering the iniurious wozdes, while the pongett was yet altue , he DD exhort hun not oncly with wordes, but fware allo vnto him bp an othe that hewould make bim rich and weal- thy, ikhe would korſake the lawes of bis fathers, and thathee would take bim ag a friend, egiue hun offices. 25 But when the yong man would in no cale hearken vntobim, the King called bis mother, ane exhorted that thee would countell the poung man to faue ia life. i 26 And when he haderhorted her with many wozds, fhe pꝛomiſed him that hee would countell Ger nne. i 27 Ho thee turned her vnto him, laughing the cruell tyzant to ſcorne, and (pake in ber owne | language, D my foune, bane pitie vpon mee, thatbare thee nine moneths tn my wonbe, and gaue theelucke thee peeres,and nouriſhed thee, ae toot cate for thee unto thisage, ¢ brought 28 Jbeleech thee, mylonne, looke vpon the heauen and theearth, and all thatistheretn,and conlider that God made them of things that were not and fo was mankinde made likewiſe. 29 Feare not thts hangman, but few thy felfe worthy fuch brethren by ſüffering Death, tbat J may recetue thee inmercig with thy bzg- Den. 30 Mhile he was yet {peaking thele mods, the young man ſayd, (bom waite pe for? J will not obeÿ the kings commandement: but 3 wel obey the commandement of the Law that was giuen vnto our fathers by (Doyles, — 2 ) ` Apocrypha. — 31 And thouthat imaginet all miſchiece a- gaint the Hebrewes, Hatt not eſcape the hand of gÙ. i 32 Foꝛ wee ſuffer thele things becauſe of our times. 33 But though the living Lorm be angry with vs a little while čo: our chattening and corecti- pn, pet weil be be reconciled with bis own ier- uants, 34 But thou, D man without religion and moſt wicked of ali men, lift not thy felfe vp it bathe, which art puted vp with wncertatne hope, and likteſt thine handes againſt the ſer⸗ wants of Gov, i 35 JFozthou haſt not yet eſcaped the indge- ment of Almighty Ged, which ſeeth alt things. 36 Wy breth2en that haue ſufkered a ltttie paine, arenow vnder the diuine Couenant of euerlaſting life : but thou through the tudgment of Go, halt ufer tuk puntipments foz thy pride. 7 Therefore J, as my bꝛethꝛen haue done, offer my body and life foz the Lawes of our fa- thers,belteching God, that he wiil toone be mer- cifullpnto our nation, and that thou by toꝛment and puniſhment mapet confefle, that he ts tye onely 60D, 38 And thatinme and my bzethzen the wrath ofthe Alinighty, which is righteouilptaiicn vps onali our nation, mayceale. 39 Then the king being kindled with anger, raged moze cruelly againſt him then the others, and tooke it gricuoutiy that he was mocked. 40 Ho be allo died holily, and put his whole truttin the Lod. 4I Lattof allafter the fonnes, was the mo- ther put to Death. 42 Let this now bee enough ſpoken conter- ning the bankets, and extreme cruelties. CHAP. VHL Iı Fades zathereth together his hofte, 9 Nicanor i ` fentagainft Iudas. 16 Judas exhorteth his fouldiers ta confiancie, 20 Nicanor & ouercome. 27 The Lewes giue thanks after they haue put their enemies to flight, diuiding part of the ſpoiles unto the fatherleffe & un- tothe widewes. 30 Timotheus and Bacchides are diſ⸗ comfted. 35 Nicanor fleeth vato Antiochus. Toa Waccabeus, and they that were with him, went pziutly into the townes, and called their kinftolkes and friends together, and teoke vnto them all fuch as continucd tn the Jewes religions ana aflembled fire thouland men. 2 Hothey called bpon the Lord, that hee would haue an eye vute bis people, which was pered of euerp man, and baue pitie vpon the Temple that was defiled by wicked men, And that bee would haue compaffion vpon the citic that was deſtroyed, and almott brought tothe ground, and that he would heare the voice of the blood that cried bonto hun, À 4 Andthat he woutd remember the wicked laughter of the innocent children, and the bial phemics committed againſt his frame, ano that He would thew bishatredagaintt the wicked. — Now when MBaccabeus had gathered this mnltitude, he could not be withitood by the hea⸗ then: fo: the wath of the Lod was turned into mebrctꝑ · II. Maccabees. 6 Cherefore he came at bvnawares, and burnt bp the totnes and cities; pet be tooke the moſt — places, anv flew many of the enga mics, , 7 Wut ſpetially hee vied the nights to make ſuch aflanits, in fo much that the bznite of bis mantinefic was {pead encty where. 3 €So when Philip fam that this man inə created by litle and title, and that things proſpe⸗ red with him fo: tpe mot part, bee wote vñts Ptolemeus the gouernour of Coclolyia and Phenice to helpe him tn the kings bulineſſe. 9 Then lent he {peedilp Nicanoꝛ the fonne cf Patroclus, a{pectall friend ot his,and gaue Hine . of all nations of the heathen no lefle then twenty thoufand men, to roote out the whole generatt= on of the Frwes, and toyned with him Gorgias a captaine, which in matters of warre bad great experience. Á ' ee IO Nicanoꝛ o2deined alfo a tribute fo: pking of two thoufand talents, which the Romanes fhould haue, tobe taken of the Jewes that were taken priſoners. — Il Therekoze immedtatlyhe fent to the cities onthe tea coat, prouoking them to buy Jewes tobe their ſeruants, pronititng to feil fourefcoze and ten foz one talent: but be confidercd not che bengeanceot Almighty Ged, that hould come vpon bun. j 12 CGihen Judas then knewe of Hricanos coinming, be tolde them that were with him, of the comining of the armte- 13 Mow were there ome of them fearefull, which truſted not vnto the rightcon{nes of Gov, but fled away,and abode not tn that place, 14 But the otherfolve all chat they had left, and befenght the Lord together to deliuer then from that wicked MRicanoz which had fold them, p} euer he came neere them. Iş And though hee would not Doe ft fo2 their fakes, pet for the conenant made with their fae thers,and becaute they called vpon bis holy and glorious flame. 16 And fo Maccabeus called his men toge⸗ ther, about fire chouſand, erbozting them not to bee afratde of their enemies, neither to feare the great multitude of the Gentiles, which came ae gaint them vnrighteoully, but to ight manly, 17 Hctting bekore their eyes the iniury that they had vniukly Done to the Holy place, and the cruelty done tothe citie bp Xerilion , and the — of the orders eſtabliſhed by their fa ers, 18 forthe, id bee, truſt it their weapons and boldneſſe: butour confidence ts inthe Al. mightie Sod, which ata becke can both deſtroy them that come againit vs, and all the world. 19 GHoreauer, Hee admoniſhed them of the helpethat God ſhewed wnto their fathers, as when there perithed an hundgeth and koureſcore and fue thoufand nder * Senuacherib, 2. Xing. 19. 20 Gnd of the battell that they bad in Babys 3537. lou againſt the Galatians, how they came in all 36.t0b,1.18 to the battell jetghtthoufand, withfoure thous ecclus.48.22 fand Macedontans: and when the Macedoni- 1 w2c.7.41, ans were aſtoniſhed, the eight thouſand flew an [Sone reade bundet) and twenty thoufand theough the help Axe thoise that was giuen them from heanen, whereby (aud, thev had recciued many benefttes. 21 Thus when hee had made them bold with theie Wozdes, and reabp to Dic foz the a an Apocrypha. Næum. 31. 27. ¥. {47.30.24 hOr, God their defn- Ber. and the countrey, be dined bis army into foure arts k 22 “and made his owne bretheencaptaines ouer the army,to wit, Simon, and Joleph, ¢ Jo- nathan, giuing ech one liftecne hundreth men. 23 And when Cleasarus had read the poly booke, and giuen thema token of the belpe of od, ludas which led the fozeward, toyed with Nicanoꝛ, 24 And becauſe the Amightie helped them, they flew aboue nine thouſand men, and woun: Ded and maimed the molt pare of Micanozs bot, and fo put allto flight, 25 AnD tooke the money from thole that tame to buy theni, and purines chem farre ; but lacking time,they returned. 26 Foꝛ tt was the Bay befoze the Sabbath, and therfore they would no longer puriue them, 27 So they tooke their weapons, anv ſpoy⸗ led the enemies, and kept the Sabbath, gining thankes, and pratling the Lod wonderfully, which had delinered them that day, and powred bpon them the beginning okhis mercy. 28 And after the Dabbath, they diſtributed the (poples to the ticke,and tothe fatherleſſe, and to the widowes,and Divided the relung among themleines and their children. 29 Mhen this was Done, and they all had maðe a generall prayer, they befought the mere citull Lod to bee reconciled at the length with big {eruants. i 30 Afterward with one confent they fell tp- on Timotheus and Bacchides, and flew aboue twenty thouſand, and wan bigh t trong holds, AND diuided great ſpoyles, and gaue an cquall portion ynta the ficke,and to the fatherleſſe ana to the widowes,and to aged perfonsaifo. - 31 Moꝛeouer, they gathered their weapons together,and laide them pp diligently tt conne- nient places, and brought the remnant of the ſpoyles to Jerufalent. A They Mew allo Philarches a moft wicked Pon which was with Timotheus, and had Vered the Jewes many wayes. i _ 33 Andwhen they kept the feat of Aictorie in their countrey, they burnt Caltithenes that had (et fire vpon the boly gates, which was fied into a little boule: fo he receiued a reward meet fo? bis wickedneffe = : ~ 34 And that mok wicked Micano2, which a a thouſand merchants to buy the ewes, LAS 35 Dee was through the helpe of the Lorn brought Down? ofthem whom he thought as ne- thing,tnfomuch tat be put of bis gloztous rai- ment, and fled ouerthwart tie — r fugitine ruant, and came alone to Auptochia, With great dichonour throigh the Deitrucrion ot his bofte. 36 Thus hee that promtled to pay tribute to the Romanes, by meanes of the parioners of Jes rufalem, biought newes, that the Jewes had a foefender,and foz thts caule none could hurt the Jewes, becaule they followed the Lames aps potted by pim, C H A'P TX. ; : a Antiochus willing to fpoyle Perfepolss, i put to fight. 5 As he perfecuteth the Lewes, he i fircken of the Lord. 13 The fained repentance of Antiochus, 2b He dieth msiferably, | Chap. iXe Ag the fame time came Antiochus againe D with diſhonour, out of the countrey of eria, 2 Foꝛ when hee came to Perſepolis, ana went about to robbe the Cemple,and to fibduc the cttic,the peopie ran ina rage to defend them ſelues with their weapons, and put them to flight, and Antiochus was put to flight by the tnvabirants,and returned with mame, Now when he came to Ccbatane, hee bne Derflood the things that had come bnta Mita- no: and Timotheus, WH 4 And then being chaked in bis fume, Dee thought to impute to the Jewes their fault, which had put him to flight, and therefore com> aunded His charetman to Dztue continuallp, and to Di{patch the tournep:fo2 Gods wdgment compelled him: foz he hadian thus in hts prise, 3 wil make Jernlalem a commonburying place af the Jewes, when J come thither. S. But the Lom Alinightie, and Gon of Jl rael, Gnote bim with an incurable and inuifie ble plague: foz alfoone as hee had ſpoken the ie words, a paine of the bowels that was remedis tefle, came vpon him, and loze torments of the inner parts, s 6 And that mof iuſtly: foz he had tormen⸗ My — mens bowels with diners and ſtrange orments. 7 Howbeit hee would in no wile ceaſe from bis arrogantie, but twelled the moze with pune, beeathing ont fire in bis rage againtt the Jewes, and commaunded to hatte the tourney: but it came to pafle that he fellDowne fromthe charet that ranne fwiftly, ſo that attche mem=— pg of bis body were buien with the great a 8. And thus he that a litle afore thought bee might commaund the flosds of the Sea (fo pꝛond was be beyond the condition ofinan)and to weigh the high mountaines in the balance, twas now cation the ground, and caried inan horfelitter,veclaring unto all che mantic pow- eroi Goo. 9- Dy of this wicked man in abundance ; ¢ whiles De was altue, bis feth fell off to? paine and toze — and all bis armie was grieued at his ji metl. Io Thug no man coula beare becanle of his finke, bim that a little afoze thought be might reach tothe ſtarres of heauen. Il Abende began to leane offhis great pite, and (elfewill mhen hee was plagued, and came to the knowledge of himicite by the [courge of Gov, asd by his paine which increaled cuerp moment. RS 12 Ana when he himlelfe might not abive his owne Rinke, hee fad thele words, It ts mecte ta bee {ubicct ute Sod, and that amanwhich ts moztail, wonin not thinke pinilelfe equall vñto God through pie. 13 Chis mtcken perfon prayed allo vnto the — who would nowe haug no mercie on yun, ‘ 14 And laid thus, that he would fet at liber- tie the bety cicie unto the which hee made hatte to Deltroy cano fo makeit a burying place. Is Andastouching the Jewes (whom hee had iudged not waathte to bee buried, but wonlde hang cae them out with their Aun * Bo that the wormes came ont of the bo⸗ 430 Act.i2 23 lOr rortez= Hefe. Apocrypha. Den tobe deuoured of the foules ¢ wild beats) bee would make them alllike the citizens of A⸗ thens. — 16 And wheras he had ſpoiled the holy Tem- ple afoze, hee would garnil it with great gifts, and increale the bolp velfels, and of bis owne eens beare the charges belonging to the facris ces. 17 Dea.and that he would alfobecome a gew bimielfe ann goe thorow all the would that was nihabited,and peach the power of Sed. 18 But foz ali this his paines would not ceale: fo: theinit iudgement of God was come vpon bim: therefore Delpairtng of hts health he wrote vnto the Fewes this lecter vnder witten , con- teining the fome ofa tupplication. i 19 @THE KING, and pince Antiochus vnto the Jewes his loutng citizens, wiſheth much top,and health and prolperttic. j 20 Ff pee and pour childzen farewell, and if all things goe after pour minde, J| gtue great thankes puto God haning hope in the heauen. 21 Though J lie ficke, pet am Jmindkull of pour bonour, and good will faz the loue J beare you: theretoze when F rerurned from the coun: trey of lOerfia t fell into a toze Dileale, J thought it neceflarte.to care fo2 the common fatetie of al, 22 Not Diltruiting mine health, but hauing gteat hope toelcape this ſickneſſe. 23 Therefoze conlidering that when my fae ther led an hoſte againſt the high countreps, be appointed wha ſhould ſucceede him: 24 That ik any controuerſie happened con⸗ trarie to his expectation, oꝛ itf that any tidings were brought that were grieuous, they in the land might knowe fo whom the affatres were committed, that they ould not be troubied. 25 Agatne, when J ponder how that the go- uernours, that are borderers and neighbours buto my kingdome, waite fo: all occafions, and looke but foz oppoztunitie, J baue ordeined that my inne Antiochus ſhallbe King, whom J oft commended Ecommitted to many of pou, when F went into the high proutnces, and haur wit: ten vuto him as followeth hereafter. — 26 Cheretoze,J pray you,and require pou to remember the benetites that J] haue done vnto you generally, and particularly, and that euery man will be faithfull to me and tomy tonne. 27 Foꝛ J trut that he wil be gentle andlo- Ling vnto you according unto my mind. | 28 @ Chus the murtherer eblafphemer mE- fered molt grieuoully, and as bee bad intreated other men, fo hee died a miſcrable Death ina itrange countrey among the mountatnes. 29 And Philip that was brought vp with Hint, catricd away his body, who fearing the - fonneof Antiochus, went mta Egypt to JOtole- mens Philometoz, CH AP, HX: x Judas Maccabeus taketh the citie and the Tem- ple. 10 The acts of Eupator. 16 The Fewes fight a- gaint the Idumeans. 24 Timotheus inuadeth Indea, with whom Iudas ioyncth battell. 29 Fime men ap- peare in the aireto the helpe of the Iewes. 37 Timo- tleus ý flame. Arccabeus now and his companie, through the helpe okthe Lod, wanns the Cemple TJ. Maccabees. and the citie agatne, 2 And Deitroped thealtars, echappels that the heathen bad butlded in theopen places, 3 Andcleanled the Cemple.an’ made ano⸗ ther altar, and burned ones, and tooke fire of them, and offered facrtfices , and intenſe two peeres,and lire moneths after,and lec koorth the lampes and the ſhewbeead. 4 Uhen that was done, they fell downe flat bpon the ground, andbelought tye Lod , that they might come no moze tuto fuch troubles:but tfthey tinned any moze againſt bun,that ge hirn felfe would chatten them with mercy, and that they might not be deltuered to the blalphemous, and barbarous nations. § Mow vpon thelame Day, that the fran- gers polluted the temple, on the verp fame Day tt was cleanled againe, euen the fiue and twen⸗ tieth Dav of the fame moneth wbich is||hatieu. 0r, Nouen- 6 They kept eight dayes with gladneſſe ag ber. in the featt of the Tabernacles, remembzing, that not long afoze they held the feattot the Cas bernacles when they liued in the mountaines and dennes ltke beaſts. 7 And foz the fame caule thep bare greene boughes, and faire bzanches and palines , and fang Plalmes vnto bim that had ginen them goon ſucceſſe in clenting bis place. Chey ordeined alio by a common ſtatute and Decree,that euery yere thole dapes ſhould be kept of the whole nation of the Jewes. 9 And this was the end of Antiochus called Epiphanes. 10 €Mow will wee declare the acts of An⸗ tiochus Eupatoꝛ, which was the fonne of thig wicked man gathering batefly the calamities of | the warres that follower. ‘ 11 for when he had taken the kingdome,hee mane one Lyfias , which had beene captaine of the botte tn Phenice and Coclolpata, ruler ouer the affaires of the Realmes. I2 Fo Ptolomeus that war called Ma⸗ cron, purpoled to Boe iuſtice puto the Jewes foz the wrong that had beene Dane pnto them, and ri fae to bebaue Hunlelfe peaceably with ent. I3 For the which caule, hee was acculed of bis kriendes before Cupatez, and was cailed oft times traitour, becaufe hee bad left Cyprus that Philometorꝛ had committed vnto bin, and came to Antiochus Epiphanes : theres fore ſeeing that bee was no moze in eftimation, be uge diſcouraged, ant poyloned himſelfe, and ed. 14 (But when Gorgias was gouernour of the fameplaces, he entertatned itrangers, and made Warre oft times againtt the Jewes. I5 Mozeouer, the Joumeans that held the ſtrong holds which were meete foz their purs pote,troubled the Jewes,and by recetuing them that were driuen from Ferulalem,tookein hand to continue warre. i 16 Then they that were with Maccabeus, made prayers, and belought Hod that he would bee their belper,and fo they fell vpon the trong holds of the Joameans, 17 And aflaulted chem foz, that they wanne the places.and ticw althat fought againſt them on the wall, and killed all that they met with, and flew no leffe then twentie thouſand. 13 And Secaule certaine (which were m £ . Apocrypha. aA drachme is the eight part of an ounce, which is a- bout three pe nce. Exod.23. 20 deut.20.4. ROr,the fine and twen⸗ then nine thouſand) were fied into two ſtrong caitcls, bauing allmaner of things conuentent to ſuſtaine the tiege, 19 GWaccabeus left Simon, and Toph, aud Zaccheus allo, and thole that were with them, which were enow to beliege them, and de⸗ paru te thoſe places which were moze necele ary. * 20 Now they that were with Simon, being Ted with couctoulnes, were intreated for montp (through certaine of thole that were in p caftic) and tooke feuentp thouſand 2 drachmes and let fome of them eſcape. 21 But when it was told Maccabeus what was done, hee called the gouernours of the peo letogether, ¢ acculea thole men, that they bad old their brethren foz money , and let their ene» mies got. i 22 Ho he fiew them when they were conuict of — and immediatly wanne the two calles: 23 And haning good fuccefle, asinall the warres that hetooke in band, he ſſew in the two cattles moe then twenty thoufand. 24 Row Timotheus whome the Jewes had ouercome afore, gathered an armite ef ftran- gers of all iots , and brought a great troupe of — out of Sila , to winne Jewrie by tength. - 25 But when he Drew neere, Maccabeus, and they that were with him, turned to pray vnto God, and ſprinkled earth vpon their heads, and girdea their reines with fackcloth, 26 And fell Downe at the footeof the altar, and belought the Lord to bee mercifull to them, and to be an enemie to their enemies, and to be an aduerlary to their aducrfaries,* asthe law Declareth. 7 : 27 Doafter their prayer they took their wea- pons, and went on further from the citie, and when they came neere to the enemies,they tooke Heed to themſelues. 28 And when the morning appeared, they both topned together:the one part had the Lord fo: their refuge, and pledge of proſperitie, and noble victozie, and the other toske courage asa guide of the warre. 29 But when the battel wared ſtrong, there appeared bunto the enemies trom heauen fiue comely men vpon hoꝛſes with bridles of golde, and two of them led the Iewes. 30 And tooke Maccabens betwirt them, and couered dim on euery ſide with their weapons, and kept him ſake, but Hot darts lightnings againt the enemies, fo that thep mere confoun- Ded with blindneſſe, and beaten Downe ans full of trouble. 31 There were Haine of foore men twentie thoufand and fiue bundzed, and fice hundscd emen., - 32 As for Timotheus himlkife , hee fled pnto Gazara, which was called a verp Krong holde, wherein Chereas was captatne. 33 But Maccabeus and his company layde fiege agatnit the foztrefles with courage foz- foure dayes. — 34 And thepthat were within truſting tothe beight ofthe place blatphemes exceedingly, and {pake horrible woros. i 35 Heuertheleſſe, vpon the || fith vay in the moning, twentie poung men of Maccabeus Chap. xj. company tohoi hearts were enflamed, becaule oftheblaiphemtes , camevnto the wall, twiti bold flovacks {mote Downe thole that they mer. 36 Othersalio thar climed vy vpon the en= gines of warre againi them that were within, iet fire bpon the towers, and burnt thofe blai phemers quicke with the fires that they bad made,and others brake vp the gates, and recete ued the rel of the armie, and tooke the citie. 37 And hauing found Cimotheus, that was crept into a caue, they killed bim, and Chereas his brother with Apoliophanes. 38 CGben this was Done, they prayed the Lod with Pfalmes and thankelgiuing, which had Done le great things toz Iſrael, and giucn them che victorie. CHAP. XI, 1 Lyfias gocth about to ouercome the Tewes.8 Suc- cour is ent from heauen untothe Fewes.16 The letter of Lyfias unto the Lewes. 20 The letter of king Anti- ochus unto Lyfias, 27 A letter of the fame unto the Iewes. 34 A letter of the Romanes tothe Tewes. V Cry fbortly after this, Lyfias the Ringes fteward, and akintiman of bis, which bad the gouernance of the affaires, took loze difplea- {fure foz the things that were Done. 2 And when he had gathered about fourefcoze . thouland, with al the horſemen, be same againtt. tye Jcwes, thinking to make the citie an habi- tatton of the Gentiles, i 3 andthe Temple would he haue to met mos ney by, like the other temples sfthe heathen: fog he would fell the Prieſts office cuery yeere, 4 And thus being puffed vp in his minde,- becaule of the great number of footemen , and — of horſemen, and tn bis koutelcore €- ephants, 5 —— into Judea, and Drew neere to Beth-fura, which was a caltte of Defence , Rue 2 furlongs from Jerufalem, and layed foze fiege vnto it. 6 Butwhen Maccabeus and bhis company knew that hee belieged the holds, they, and all the people made pꝛayers with Weeping, tteares befoze the Lo , that he would fend a good Ane gel to Deliner Iſrãel. 7 And Maccabeus himlelfe firt of all toske- weapons, exhorting the other. that they would teopatd themfelues together with Him to helpe their bzethzen: lo they went foorth together with - a couragtous mind. z 3 Andas they were there befides Jeruſalem, there appeared befoze them npon hozlebacke a- man in white clothing , paking bis barnefic of Be) Chen they prapley the merciful Gov all together,and tooke heart, infomuch that they were ready, nor only to fight with men,but with e mof cruel beaſts, aud tobzeake Down wals ofpzon. 10 Thus theymarched forward in aray.ha- uing anbelper from heauen: foz the Lom was metctfuil unto them. 5 3 Il And runninghpon their enemies like ly⸗ ens, they few elenen thoutand footemen, and — hundrethhorſemen, and put althe other 9 t. 12 Dany of them allo being wounded, elca- ped naked , t Lplias himlelfe fin away — Ý 433 a Whereof cight make a mile, f Apocrypha. fully and fe eſcaped. f 13 Ciboas de was a man ofnndertanding, confdering what loſſe he bad Had and knowing that the ipebrewee could not bee overcome be- ae the Almighty God helped them, fent puto em, 14 Aud promifen that hee would confent to all things which were reafonable,and perſwade the king to be their friend. Ig Maccabeus agreed to Lylias requeftes, hauing reſpect in alt thinges to the common- wealth, and whatleeucr Maccabeus wote vn · Samu concerning the Fewes,the king gran- it. 16 Foꝛ there were letters witten vnto the Jevwes from Lyltas contapning thele wo2des, HOr,Abfa- don,or Ab- [alom lOr April, fome reade Kanticts, and fome Zanticus. LYSIASynto the people of the Jewes ſendeth Greeting, 17 John and 4 Abeflatom, which were fent from pou, deliuered me the things that pou De- mand by witing, and required me to fulfil the things that thep had Declared. 13 Therekore what things ſoeuer were meet to bee reported to the king himſelte, J banene: caren them, and be grantes that that was pol e. 19 Therekoꝛe if pyre behaue your ſelues as friends toward bis affaires, yerafter alfo J will endeucur my felfe ta Doe you good. 5 20 As concerning thele things, 3J haue ginen commandement to thel men, Eto thole who F lent vntopou, to commune with pou o€ the fame particularip. f 21 fave yee well, the hundzed and eight and fortie yeere , the foure and twentieth Dap of the moneth Dielcozinthius. i 22 ¶ Mow the Kings letter conteined thele words, ING ANTLOCHVS pnto bis bzo- ther Lplias ſendeth greeting. 23 Mince our father is tranflated vnto the oos » our willis, that they whichare tn our ealine,liue quietly, that euerp man map applie bis owne affaires. 24 Me vnderſtand alfo that the Jewes would not content to our Father, fo? to be brought vnto thecultomeof the Genttles, but would keepe Chetrowne maner of liuing: foz the which caule they require of vs, that we would ufer them to line after their owne lawes. 25 Ciibercfoze our mindets that this nation , f th fhall bee in ret, and haue Determined to reſtore them their Cemple, that they may be gouerned accorwing to the cultome of their fathers. 26 Thou alt Doe well therefore ta fend vn- to them, and grant them peace, that when they are certified of our minde , thep may be of good comfozt, and cheerefullp goe about their owne affaires. f 27 And this was the Kings letter vnto the nation, KING ANTIOCHVS pntothe El. Ders of the Jewes, and to the reſt of the Jewes fendeth greeting. 28 Sf ye fare well we haue our delire: we are alio in good health. 29 Menelaus declared vnto vs that pour de> fire Was to returne home, Eto apply pour owne buſineſſe. 30 Mherekoꝛe, thoſe that will depart, we giue them kree libertie, vnto the thirty Day of the mo- neth of || Panthicus, ‘ 31 That che Jewes may v& their owne ma: II. Maccabees. ner of lining ant lawes, ifke as afore, and none of them by anp manner of wayes to baur harme foz things Done by ignorance. . 32 J baue kent alio Menelaus to comfoszt pou. 33 Fare pre weil: the hundzeth and cight anv marire » the fifteenth Dap of the moneth of ntbicus. 34. ¶ The Romanes alfo fenta letter contet ning thele mods, QVINTVS MEMMIVS and Titus i Panilius ambafladours of the, lOr, Mar- Romanes, vito the people of the Jewes ſend ™ +. greeting. 35 Whe things that Lpfias the kings kinfes man hath granted pou, we grant the fame aile. 36 But concerning that which be thal repsrt vnto the king fend hither fome with (peed, whe pee haue contidered the matter diligently, thae tee may contult thereupon, as Hall bee belt foz you: foz we mult goe vnto Antiochia. 37 And therefore make hatte and fend ſome men, that we may know your mind. 38 Farewell; this hundzeth and eight anv fortie peere, the fifteenth Day of the moneth of Panthicus. CHAP, XIL 2 Timotheus troubleth the Lewes. 3 The wicked deed of them of Loppe againfe the Lewes. 6 \Fudas ts auen- gedofthem. 9 He fetteth fire inthe hauen of fama nia, 20 The purfust ofthe Iewes againft Timothe se 24 Twmotheus is taken and let goe unhurt. 32 fu- das purſueth Gorgias, Vy yan thele couenants were made, Lphas went vnto the king, and the Jewes til- led their ground. 2 But the gouernours ofthe places, as Ti- motheus,and Apollonius the foune of Genneus. and Jeronpmus , and alfo Demophon, and be- fizes them Nicanoꝛ the goucrnour of Cyprus, would nat iet them liue in ret and peace. 3 € They of Foppeallo did fuch a vile acts they prayed the Jewes thatdwelt among them, to goe with their wiues and chtldzcu into the ſhips, which they had prepared as though they had ought them none eutll will, a 4 Anulo by the common aduice of the citie, they obeped them , and fiulpected nothing : but when they were gone foozth tutu the Deepe, they drowned no ieffe then two hundeth of em. § Mow when Judas knew of this crueltie mewe againtt his natton,be commanded thoſe men that were with him, to make them ready. 6 And hauing called ppon God the righte⸗ ous Judge, be went foorth againſt the murthe· rers of hts bꝛethren, and fet fire in the hauen by night, and burnt the ſhips, and thoſe that fea thence,be flew. gi 7 € And when the citie was Hut vp, hee de» parted as though hee would come againe, and roote out all them of the citte of Joppe. S But when he perceiued that the Jamnites {were minded to Doe tn like manner vnto the Jewes, which dwelt among them, o Wecame vpon the Jamuttes by night and fet fire inthe hauen with the nauic, to that the light of the fire was feene at Jeruſalem, vpon a two hundrerh and fortie furlongs. 10 Mow when they were gone from thence nine furfonges, tn theiriournep toward Ti- motheus , about Aug thonfand men of —* Eocha. a So called, becaule they were [hepe heads, \|Or,paftures ſOr, battell rammes, Iofh, 6.20. and fine hundzeth horſemen of the Arabians fet bpon yin. } Il So thebattel was Harpe, but it profpered with Judas cheough the helpe of Gow; the · No· mades of Arabta, being onercome,befought Ju- Das to make peace wis then, and promiled ro giue him certaine ſcattell, and to belpe him in other things. mets i 12 Ant Judas thinking that they ſhould in Deede bee profitable concerning many things, granted them peace : whereupon they Hooke bands, and fo they Departed to thetr tents. 13 @ Judas allo aſſaulteda citie called Cal- pis, which was trong by reafon of a bꝛidge, and fenced round about with walles, and ad diuers Kinds ofpeople dwelling therein. _ 14 Bo they that were within it put fuch trutt inthe ſtrength of the walles and tn ſtore of vic- tuals,that they were the flacker in their Doings, reutling them that were with Judas, and re- ploching them: pea, theyblafphemed and ſpake {uch words as were not lawful. Ig But Maccabeus (ouidters , calling vpon the great prince of the wozld ( which without a= ny |inftruments,o2 engines of warre, DID *calt Downe the walles of Jericho, inthe tune of Je- fus) gaue a fierce aſſault againſt the walles, 16 And tooke the city by the willofGad,and made anerceeding great laughter, tnfomuch that a take of two furlongs broad, which lap thereby, (cemed to flow with blood. 17 Then departed they from thence, ſeuen hundzeth and fiftie furlongs , and caine to poe aad the Fewes, that are called Tu- ieni. 18 But thep found net Timotheus there: fo: be was Departed from thence,and had Dong ee had left a garriſon ina pery treng olde. 19 But Dolitheus,t Solipater, which were captaines with Maccabeus, went foerth,¢ flew thoſe that Timotheus had leftin the fortreffe, moze then ten thoufand men. ; 20 Aud Maccabeus prepared, ranged his army by bands, and went couragtoutly againtt Timotheus, which bad with bim an hundzeth and twentp thouland men of feot,and two thous fand and Rue hundreth horſemen 21 Ahen Ermocheus bad knowledge of Ju» Das comming, be lent che women, and childzen, andthe other baggage afoze vnto a foptrefit cal- ted Carnion(foz tt was hard to beliege, and vn- ons 5 come vnto becaule ofthe ſtraights on all Des 22 But when Judas firt band came infight, the enemies were finitten with feare, ¢ a trem⸗ bling was amang them theough the prelence of him that feeth ali things, inſomuch that they fleeing one bere, another there, were oft times hurtby their owne people, and wounded with the points of thetrowne ſwoꝛds. 23 But Judas was very carnet inpurluing, and iew thole wicked men ; pea, bee Aew chirtie thouſand menofthem, i ; 24 Timotheus alfo himlelke fel! into the bands of Dofitheus,and Dolipater, whom hee befought with much craft to let him go with bis life, becaute he had many of the Jewes parents, and the brethzen of iome ofthem, which, ikthey put bim to death, houla be deſpiſed. 25 Sowhen he had aſured them with many Chap.xij. a words, and promiled that he would reſtore them without burt, thep let hun goe fo? the healch of theit bretzen. 26 Then went Maccabeus toward Cars nion, and Artagation, and fiet fine and twenty thoulant perons, 27 And after that hee had chaled awayand faine them , Judas remooned the holte toward Ephꝛon a trong city, wherein was Lyliasand & great multitnde of all nations, and the ſtrong yong men kept the walles , Defending them migirily: there was allo great pecparation of engins of warre, and Darts. 28 But when they had called vpon the Lord, which with bis power breaketh the ſtrength of the enemies, they wanne the citie, and Uewe — twentte theuland of them that were ithin. 29 € From thence went they to Scythopo⸗ wita ipeth lire hundzed furlongs from Je⸗ ulalem. 30 But when the Tewes that dwelt there,te- ftified that the | Scythopolitans dealt louingiy with them, and tntreated them kindely in the time of their aduerfitte, 31 Chey gaue hem thankes, Beliring them tobe friendly tiil vnto them, and fo they came . Jerulalem, as the featt of the weekes appro⸗ ched. 32 € And after the feat called Pentecoſt, they went forth again Gozgias the gonernour of Idumea: t 33 Cho came out with thzee thoufand men of foote and foure hundeth horſemen. 34. Ana whenthey ispned together, afew of the Jewes were faine, TRE 35 And Doſitheus one of the Baccenozs, which was on hoꝛſebacke and a mighty man, tooke Gorgias , and layd holdeofhis garment, and Dew hun by korce, becaule bee would have taken the wicked man altue: but an hezfeman of Thꝛacia fell vpon hun, and (mote off his fouls Der fo that Gozgias fled into) Partia. 36 And when they that were | with Clerin, had fonghten tong, and were wearp , Juvas called spon the Lord , that bee would hem pim- an to bee their Helper, ano Captaine of the t . 37 And then he began in bis one language, and fung Pſalmes with alowd voyce, inſomuch that ſtraightwayes be made them that were aa bout Gorgias, to take their Might. _ 38 C20 Judas gathered his holke,and came into the citie of Odolla. And when the ſeuenth Day came, theycleanted themſelues (as the cns — was) and kept the Sabbath in the fame place. 39. And bpon the Bay following, as neceilitie required , Judas and his company came to take bp the bodies of them that were flame, and to burprhem with their kinfemen tn their fathers graues, 40 Mow onder the coates of euery one that was fatne,they found tewels that had bene con- fecrateto the idoles ofthe*Jamnites, which thing ts korbidden the Jewesby the Law. Chen euery man (awe that this was the caule where 02e they were faine, 41 And fo euery man gauc thankes vnto the Load, the righteous Judge, Which had opened the oaiae hid, fo ais ) Or, Scythi- ans, || Or, Morea ſa, or, Maa re fa. llOr, with Goggins, Deut. 7.253 iofh. 7.1, 14,02 _ Apocrypha. 42 And they gauethemlelues to prayer, and belought bim,that thep Mould not vtterly be De. ſtrayed f9: the fault committed. Welives that, noble Judas erhozted the people to keepe thems {clues from finne, korlomuch as they ſawe before their eves the things which came to palie by the finne of theſe that were laine, 43 And hauing made a gathering thozow the company,lent to Jerufalem about two thouſand Diachmes of liluer, to offer a finne offering, Do- Ang very wel and honeſtly, that be thought of the relurrection. 44 Foꝛ it bee bad not hoped that they which were Laine, ould rile againe,tt had bene fuper- a Fromthis fluous,and baine,to *pray foz the dead. verle to the §=4§ Anv therefore he perceiued that there was endofthis gteatfanoutlaped vp for thole that dicd godly. chapterthe (Jt was an bolp ¢ good thought.) So he made Greekerext Areconciliation fo: the Dead chat they might bee is corrupt,fo Deliuered from inng, . that nogood É fenfe, much leffe certaine doGrine can be gatheredthereby. Alfo, it is cuident,that this place was mot written by the holy Ghoft, both bee caule itdifentech fromthe reft of che holy Scriptures, and alo the authour of this booke acknowledging his owne infirmitie, defireth pardon, if hee haue not attained to that hee fhould. And it feemeth thatchis lafon the Cyrenian,eut of whom he tooke this abridgement, is Iofeph Ben-gorion , who hath written in Ebrew fiue bookes of thefe matters , and intreating thisplace, maketh no mention of this prayer for the dead, Lib. 3.cap a9. Foritis contrary to the cuftome of the Lewes, euen to this day „to pray for thedead. And though Iu- dashad fo done, yet this particular example is not fufficient to elta- blih a do@rine, no morethen Zipporahs was to prooue that women might minifter the Sactaments,Exodus 4. 25. or the example of Ra- zis, that one may kill himfelfe, whom this authour fo much com- mendeth,Chap.14 41. > OSE A P. XIIL 8 The comming of AR inte Judea. 4 The death of Menelaus. 10 Maccabeus going to fight againft En- pator, moueth his fouldsers unto prayer. 15 He killeth folarteene thoufand men in the tents of Antiochus, 21 Rhbodocus the betrayer ofthe Lewes is taken. #2 the hundeth fourty and nine yeere, it was tolde Judas that Antiochus Eupatez: was comming with a great power inte Judea, 2 AnD ilylias the ſteward and ruler ofbis affaires with bin, hauing both in theit army an hund2eth and tenne thouſand men of foot of the @recians,and fue thoulard horſemen, and two and twenty Clephants,and theee hundieth chas rets fet with bookes. 9 3 Wenelaus allo ioyned himlelfe with them, and with great Deceit encouraged Antiochus, not foz the ſafegard ofthe countrey, but becaule he thought to haue bene made the gouernour. 4 But the King of kings mouet Antiochus minde again this wicked man, and Lyſias in⸗ fomen the king that this man was the caule of all milchtefe, fo that the Bing commaunded ta being bim to Berea to put hun vnto death ag the maner was in that place, 5Nowe there mas in that place a tower of fiftie cubits high, fullofathes, and ithad an in- itrument that turned round, and on euery fide it rouled Downe into the aſhes: 6 Anochere wholoeuer was condemned of lacriledge, orof any other grieuous crime, was att of all mento the Death. EITRI 7 And lſo it came to pate that this wicked Fle Maccatiees x man ſhould die fuch a death, and it twas a mot int thing that Menelaus Houla want buriail, 8 Foꝛ vecante He had committed many finneg by the altar, whole fire and aſhes were holp: bee himlelfe alfo Died in the ahhes. 9 ¶ Mow the king raged in his minde, and came to Mew himſelte moze crucl vnto the Jewes then bis father. i 10 @Ubich things men Judas perceiued,be commaunded the people to call bpon the Lod night and Day, that tener bee had holpen them, he would now helpe them, when thep Mould be put from their Law, trom their countrep, and from the boly Temple: IL: And that hee would not fuffes the people which a little afoze began to recouer, to bee (ubs duet vnto the blafphemous nations. 12 So when they bad done this altogether, and belought the Lord foz: mercy with weeping and fating, and falling Downe thzee Dayes to» gether, Judas exhorted them to make them- telucs ready, id 13 And be being apart with the Elders, tooke couaſell te goe foezth,afoze the king brought his hoſte into Judea, and Would take the city, and commit che matter to the helpe of the Lod. 14 So committing the charge to the Loz of the world, bee erbozted bis fouldiers to fight manfullp, euen vnto Death foz the Lawes, the Temple, the city, their conntrey , and che come mon wealth,and camped by Modin. Is And lo gtuing bis fenldters foz a match» wo, Chektctorp of God, hee picked out the manlieſt yong men, and went by night into the kings campe, and ſſewe of the bote fourteene thoufand met, and che greateſt Elephant with all that fate vpon bin. 16 Thus when they had brought a great feare, and troublein the campe, andall things went peolperoufly with them,they Departed. 17 Chis was done in the bzeake of the Day, — the protection of the Loꝛd DD helpe them, 7 j 13 @ Mowe when the Bing had tated the mantineffe of the ewes, hee went about to take the holds by policie, ; Ig And marches toward Beth-fura, which was a ſtrong holde of the Jewes: but bee was chaled away, burt and loft of his men. 20 Foꝛ Judas had fent vnto them that were in tt,fuch things as were neceffary. 21 But Rhodocus which was in the Jewes hoſte, diſclsſed the {ecrets to the enemies : theres fore be was fought out, and when they bad gote ten him, they put him tn patton. ; 22 After this did the King commune with them that were in Beth-fura, and | tooke truce with them, Departed, and iopned battell with Judas, who oucrcame him. 412 23 But when hee vnderitood, that Philip (whom be had left to be ouerleer of hts bulinefle at Anttochta ) did rebell again him, hee was aſtoniſhed, fo that hee veelded binilelfe to the Tewes, and made them an oth to doe all things that were right, and was appealed toward them, and offered Dacrifice and adorned the —_ = c fOr, gaue andtook the right hand, Temple, and MHewed great gentleneſſe to the place 24. And embzaced Maccabeus, ¥ made hint captaine and goucrnour from Ptolemais vnto the Gerreneane be Gerrencans, 25 Neuertheleſſe Apocrypha. 25 Neuertheleſſe when hee same to Ptole- mais, the people of the citte were not content with this agreement : and becaule they were grieued, they would that he ould bzeake che tonenants. 26 Then went Lyfias op into the iudgement feate, and erculed thefact alwell as pe could,and perfwaded them, and pactiied them, and made them well aticctioned , and came agate vnto Antiochia. This is the matter concerning the Kings tourney, and his returne. CHAP, XIIII. 1 Demetrius mooued by Alcsmus fendeth Nicanor to ‘Rillthe Iewes. 18 Nicanor maketh a compact with the Zewes,29 which he yet breaketh through the motion of ‘the King. 37 Nicanor commandeth Raxis to be taken, who flayeth himſelfe- A Fier three peeres was Judas informed that Demetrius the fonne ofHelcucus was come * with a great power and nauy by the hauen of Tripolis, 2 Aben heehad wonne the ceuntrep, and Maine Antiochus and bis lieutenant 2 ylias. 3 Nowe Alcimus, which hadbeene the high WPertett,and wilfully Befiled hiinſelfe in the time that all things were confounded, ſeeing that by no meanes he could ſaue himſelfe, noz paue any “moze entrance to the boly Altars, 4 Wee came to King Demetrius in the hun⸗ Dzeth Aftie and one peere, peelenting vnto hima crowne of golde, ¢ a palme, and of the boughes which were vied folemnelyin the Tempie, and that Day be bela bis tongue. PE t 5 But when be had egoin opportunitic, and occafion foz bis rage, Demetrius called hin to countell,and afked Bim what deuiſes oz counſels the Jewes leaned vnto. 6 Cothe which heanlwered, Che Jewes that be callea Atineans, whole captaine ts Judas MWaccabeus,matntaine warres,and makeinſur⸗ rections, and will not ler theRealme bein peace. 7 Therefore J, being depeiued of my fathers g Honour (3) meane the hte Prieſthood) am now tome hither, $ 8 Partly becauſe 3 was well affectioned vn⸗ tothe Kings affaires , and ſecondly becaule J fought the profitof mine owne citizens : foz all -Our people, thaough their raſhneſſe, are not a lit tletrondled, i i 9 CUbercfore, D Kine, feeing thou knoweſt all thele chings,make pzouifon foz the countrey, and our nation which ts abut, according to — humanitie, that is readie to helpe allen. 10 Fozaslong as Judas liveth, itis not pol fible that the matter ſhould be well. IL Ghen he had fpoken thele words, other friends alfo hauing cuill will at Judas, tet Dea metrius on tire. 12 Aho immediately called for Micanoz the ruler ofthe Elephants , and made him captaine ouer Judea, | 13 And fent him forth , commanding him to lay Judas, and to (catter them that were with pn tomake Alcimus bie petett of the great 14 Chen the Heathen which fed ont of Ju- Deafrom Judas , came to Micanopz by flockes, thinking the harme and calamitics of the Jewes to be their welfare, — 31But the other percetuing that E Ji Chap. xiiij. Ig Mow when the Tewes bearde of Mita nozs comming, and the gathering together of the Weathen , they ſprinckled themieines with earth, and payed vnto bim which hav appointed himlelfe a people fo2 ever, and Did al- — eg Defend bis owne postion with euident to- ens. 16 0 at the commandement of the captaine, thep remooued ftreightwayes from thence, an’ came to the towne of Defan, ‘ 17 Abere Simon Judas brother had ioy- ned battell with Nicanor, and was ſomewhat aſtoniſhed thaough the Giden ſilence ofthe ene· mies. 18 Neuertheleſſe Nicanoꝛ heating the man- linelle of them that were with Judas, andthe bolne fomackes that they bad foz their coun meh Durk not prooue the matter with blood⸗ ending. ; Ig Aherefore he fent Poſſidonfus. | Theodo fius,and || Matchias before to make peace. 20 Go when they had taken long adutlement thereupon, and the captatne Mewes it vnto rhe multitude, they were agrecDinone minde, any contented ta the couenants. 2I And they appopntedD a dap when they fhoulte particularly come together : fo wher es Bay was come, thep fet for euerp man his cole. 22 Meuertheleke Judas commiaunded cers tatne men ofarmes to waite in conuentent plas ces: deat there ould ſuddenly ariſe any emil thacugh the enemies ; and fo they communed —— the things whercupsn they had a- greed, 23 Nicanoꝛ, while be abode at Jeruſalem, did none hurt, but fent away the people that were gathered together. iges nick not loued Judas, and fauoured bim in is heart. 25 Ve pꝛayed him alo to take awife, and to — chilozen : (be married, and thep lived to- ether. ; 26 But Alcimus perceining the lone that was betweene them, aud ynderitanding the co» uenants that were made, came to Demetrius, and tolde him, that Micano2 had taken range matters in hand, and ordeyned Judas a trattoz to the Realme,tobe his ſucceſſor 27 Chen the King was dilpleaten, and by the reports of this wicked man, bee wote te Micanoz, laying, that be was verp angry foz the couenants, commanding him that hethonlde on Maccabeus in all hak pꝛiſoner vnto Anti⸗ ochla. ny, 28 Aben thele things came to Micanoz, hee was aſtoniſhed and loze arieued, that be hould breake the things wherein they had agreed, fees ing tbat that man bad committed no wickede 29 But becaule it was not commodious to him towithtand the King, he fought crattily te accommpliſh it. 30 Notwithſtanding when Maccabeus pera cetucd that Micano: beganne to be rough wuts bim, and that hee intreated hint maze rudely then be was wort, he petceiued that fuch rigour came not of good, and therefore bee gathered a fet of His Men, and withdzewe himleike front Nicanor. he was pecute lOr, Theedes tas. [Or Matta. thias. I Ov had Ineo das before his eyes. “ poctypha. preneited by Maccabeus woꝛthie policie, cate ine to.the gteat and holy Temple, and commanded the Pũeſts, which were offering their vluall fae trifices, to Deliner pun the man. 32 Aud wen they ware that they could not tell whereche man was, which ye forghe, 33 He Kretched out hisright band toward the Wemple, and made an othe in this maner, Jf ype will not deliuer mee Judas as å prtfoncr, 3) will make this Temple ot Goda plaine ficla, twill Hreake Downe the altar, and will erect a notable temple vite Bacchus. i 34 After chele woes he Departed: then the Piets life vp their hands toward heauen, and hefonaht him that was ener the defender of their nation, faying in this maner, i 35 Thon, D Lord ofall things, which bat need of nothing, wouldeſt that the Temple of thine habitation chould be among vs. 36. Therefor now, D mot holp Lord, keepe this houle euer vndetiled, which lately was clen⸗ fed, and koppe all the mouthes of the vnrigh· tious. 37 Mowe was there acculed puta Micanoy, Razis one of the Elders of Herulalem, a louer of thecitie, and a manof yery good repost, which foz bts loue was called afatherot the ewes. 38 Forthis man afozctimes when the Jewes were minded to keepe themſelues vndchled anv pure, bring acculed to bee of the Religion ofthe Hewes, Did offer to (pend his body and life with p all coiitancte fo: the Religtonof che Jewes. 39 Ho Ricano: willing to Declare the hatred that he bare tothe Jewes , ſent about tiut hun⸗ Deeth men of warre to take him. 40 Forhee thought by taking him to doe the Jewes much hurt. ; .. , . 4I But when this companie woulde bane ta- a Asthispris ten his catie, and would baue bookenthe gates uacexam-: hy ptolence, € commanded to bring fire toburne “pleought the gates , fo that bee was readie to be taken on nottobee < -gnerpfide,hetcll on bis Two, followedof 42 Gitiling rather to bie manfully, then to thegodly giue himlelke into the handes of wicked men, _ becaule itis” and to Mier veproch vnworthie fog bis noble * contrary to ſtocke. ; thewords 43 Hotwithltanding what time as he mifen ofGod,al- of his reke tor haſte, and the multitude rues —thoughthe in violently betweendthe Doozes,be ranne boldly authour tg the wall, andcatt himielte Downe mantuilp , feemehereto among the multitudes. approoue it: : 44 WAhich conucped themlelues lightly a> fo that place way, aud gane place, ſo that be feil vgon pts -astouching bellie. praicr,Chap. 45 saeucethelelle while there was pet bzeath 13.446 in hun, being kindled in his minde, be roie vp, though Iudas @ though his blood gued ontiike a fountaine, hadappoin- and he wag very loze wounded, pet he ranne tho: tedit,yet row the mids of the people, were it not 46 And gate him tothe toppe ofan hie rocke: fufficientto fp when his blood was vtterly gone, he tooke out H prooucado- His owne bowels with both his hands, ethrew rine, be- them vpon thepeople, calling spon the Loo of cauſe it is life and Spitite, that he would reſtoꝛe them a= onely a pat · gaine vnto him, and thus be died. ticular ex- ample CHAP XV 3 Nicanor goeth aboutto come upon Iudas on the Sabbath day, 5 The blafphemie of Nicanor, 14 Mac- cabeus expounding unto the Lewes the viſion encoura- II. Maccabees. geth them. s1 The prayer he eaten 30 Matese beus commandeth Nicanors head ¢» handstobe cut off, and his tongue to be giuen vnto the foules 39 The aus thowr excuſeth himſelfe. oy Dia when Nicanor knewe that Judas and bis company were in the countrey of Ba marin he thought with all aſſurance to come vpe on them, vpon the Sabbath day, 2 sreuerthelefle the Jewes that were conte pelled to goe with him, fayd, D kill not ſo cru⸗ cilpand barbaroufiy , but honour anv fanctifie — tharis appoynted bp Dim that ſeeth all hings. 3 But this met wicked perfon demaunded, Fs there a Loin heauen, that commanded the Pabbath day to be kept? : 4 Andwhenthey layne, There is a liuing Lod, which ruleth in the heauen, whe conunan= Ded theleucuth bay tobe kept, § Then he faydo, And Fam mightie spon earth to commaund them fo: toarme themſeiues and to performe the Rings bulinefie. ot with» ttanbing be contd not accomplith bis wicked ena terpzife, 6 Foꝛ Micanoz lifted bp with great paride, purpoled to (ct bp a memogtall of the victoꝛie ob- tained of allthem that were with Judas. 7 But Maccabeus had ener fire confidence ax a perfect bope that the Loꝛd would helpe m, $ Anderhorted his people not to beafrapde atthe camming of the heathen, but alway to remember the belpe thathad beene hewed vn⸗ to them fram heauen, and to teut nowe alla —— ſhoulde haue the victorie by the Al⸗ mighty. 9 Chus he encouraged them by the law and Prophets, putting them tn remembsance of the battels that they gad wonne afore, and fo made them moze willing, MEAS Io And Rirred vp their hearts, and he wed them allo the decetttullnefle of the heathen, and How thep bad broken their othes. It Thus hee armed euery one of them, rot with the alurance of tteldes and {peares, but with wholefome words and erhoztations, and ſhewed them a neame woozthy tobcebeleeucd, and reioxced them greatly, 12 And this was his vilion, De thought that he ſaw Dnias, (which had bene the high Miet, a vertuous and agood man .veierentin behanie our, aud of ſober connerfatton, weil poken and one that had bene exerciſed in all points of godli· nelle from a childe) bolding bs hts hands to» ward heauen, and praying fo: the whole people of the Jewes. $ © 13 E Afterthis there appeared vnto him an⸗ other man whith wasaged, Honourable, ang of a wonderfull dignitie, and excellency aboug üm 14 And Ontas (pake and fayn , This ís a lo⸗ uer of the bzethzn, who prayeth much foz the people, and for the holp cittc, towit , Jexemias the Prophet of God. ; 15 toe thought lf that Jeremias held out his right hand, € gaue vnto Judas a ſwordof golur and as he gauẽ it, he ſpake thus, Blo 16 Gakethis holy fwod a gift from Gov; wherewith thou Walt woundẽ the aduerla⸗ rl j) ge 17 And " Apocryp fOr, Ele. phant s, 1. King. 19. 35: Ifa 37.36. tob. 1. 18. ecclus 48, 22, A fo being comforted by the wordes of a aBhich were verp fwecrand able io firre theim vp to valiantnes fo encourage the hearts ofthe ponng men, they Determined to pitch no campe , but couragioutly to fet vpon them, and mantully to allaile them , and to trp the matter haud to hand, becaule the citie ant the Sanctu⸗ arte and the Temple were in danger. 18. As fo: their wines and childzen, and bree thren, and kinlefolkes, they fet telle by their Dan» ger: but their qreateit and paincipall fare was foz the boly Temple. j : 19 Againe they that were inthe citie, were carefull toz the armie that was abꝛoad. 20 frowwhtles they allwatted fo the tryall ofthe matter, and the enemies now met with them, and the bolte was let tn avay,e the lbeatts twere (eparated into conuentent places ,and the horſemen were placed in the wings ; : 21 Maccabeus conlidering the comming of the multitude, and the diuers preparations of weapons, and che ſierceneſſe of the bealts , held vp bis hands toward beauen, calling bpon the Lod that doeth wonders, Œ that lookedwpon them, knowing that the victorie commeth not by the weapons, but that hee gineth the victorie p them that are worthy, as (eemetl good vnto im, 22 Therefore in his prayer he fayd after this manei D Lord," thou that didſt fendthine An- gel inthe timeof Ezekias king of Judea, who in the botte of Sennacherib, Uew an hundzeth fourefcore and fue thouland, 23 Hend now allo thy good Angel before ve, D Lord of heauens, foꝛ a feare and dzead vnto then, 24. And let them be diſcomlited by ý ſtrength of thine arme, which come againit thine boly people to blaſphheme. Thus with hele wordes he made an enD, 25 Then Micanoz and they that were with yom, Drew necre with trumpets and outings 02 toy. : : ; 26 But Judas and his companie peaytng and calling vpon God, encountred wirp the e- nemies. 27 So that with their andes they fought, . but with their hearts they payed vnto God, and flew no leſſe then Rue and thirtie thoufand micas for though the peelence of God thep were Chap. xv. wondzroully comforted. ay 23 Now when they lett aff, and were turning againe with iop , they vnderſtood that fRtcanoz huntelfe was laine fo? all his armour. 29 Ahenthepmadea great Hout and acry, prapling the Qimighttein thetrowne language, 30 Wherefore ludas which was ener che chiefe. Defender of hts citizens both in bodp and mind, aud which bare euer good affection towardes them of his natton,comimanden toimite off Mis tanos head, with his hand and ſhoulder, and ta bing it to Jerufalem. 31 And when he came there, be called althem of bis nation, and tet the Pzteltes vy the altar, aud lent fozthem ofthe cattle, 32 Andihewes them wicked Micanozs head, and the hand af that blaiphemer, which hee had holden vp agatuit the hoip Temple of the Ale mightic, with proud brags. 33 idee cauledthe tongue alſo of wicked Ni⸗ cano? to be cut in litle pleces,and to be cat vnto the foules , and that the rewards of big madnes fhonid be hanged vp before the Temple. 34 So cuery man pꝛayſed toward the heauen the glozions Lod , faptng , Bleſſed be bee, that- hath Rept bis place vndefiled. 35 Hee hanged allo Hicanors Head vpouthe High cakle, toz an euident and plaine token vnto all of the belp of Gon. 36 And io they eftablithed altogether by a. common Decree that thep would in no cat fuf- fer this Day without keeping tt holy: 37 And that the fealt Mould be the thirteenth. Day of the twelfth nisneth, which ts called Adar. inthe Spartans language , the Day before Mare - Bocheus Pay. 4 E 33 Thus farre as concerning Micanozs mat» ters, and from that time the ebpewes had the- citie in poſſeſſisn. And here will 3 alle make. an end. ; 39 JE J hauc done well, and as the Rozie ree quited, itis the thing that Jj Detired: butif F. Ie ſpoken flenderlp and Barely, it is that 3 could, 40 Forasit is hurtfull to dzinke wine alone,.. and then againe water: andas wine tempered. with water ts pleafant and Delighterh the tattes - fo the fetting out of the matter Delighteth the. cares of them that read the Rozie, And. heere fhall be theend. The end of the Apocrypha, 435 —— ſ 4 Smi >Q Us ag — sit aad i ee | Ç The fumme of the whole Scripture ofthe Bookes of the Old and New Teftament. HE bookes of the olde Teftamentdoe teach vs , that the fame God, whom Adam, Nos, Abraham, Ifaac, Iacob, Danid , and the other fathers did worthip, is * the onely true God , and that hee the fame is Almighty and? euerlafting: # Gene.21.3}. who of his meere goodneffe hath created by his Word ®heauenand earth, and , 049 7-9- all that isinthem: From whom all things doe come : without whom there is b Gene.3.2, nothing at all: And that he is ‘iuft and mereifull: who alfo 4 worketh all in all, ifa.45.18. b e after nis owne will : f To whom it isnot lawfullto fay , whereforedoth he thus © Exod.9.27. 9 orthus? pf.9.7,8.ifa.g. Va 2 1,€K0,22,27. d 1.Cor.12.6, — \ A Oreouer,thefé Bookes teach vs, that this very God Almighty , after he created all things, fhope £ lere.18.8, —— ere; alfo Adamthe firit man, £to the image and fpirituall fimilitude of himfelfe , and that he did ene f Iaiab 45.5. —— ſtitute him Lord ouer all things that he had created in earch. Which Adam by the enuie and frande of „ 70:9-20- the deuil] , tranfgreffing the precept of his Creator , "by thishis finne brought in fuch and fo great 2 —— — finne into the worlde , that we which be {prong from him by the fleth , ibee in nature thechildrer of h J — ee wrath, and thercuponiwe be made fabie@ and thrall to death, to damnation, to the yoke andtyranny ; ¢ — IRE of the deuill. k aa ah > , : 1 Gene.13.3, - : ; “y > m Geént.26,4, Chrift promifed. F Vrthermore, weare taught by thefeexcellent bookes, that God promifed to k Adam, 1! Abrabam, Gene 28 m Ifaac, ® Iacob, ° Dauid , andto other Fathers of the olde time, that he would fendethatblefled o F Sam ae feede, his fonne Ieſus Chrift our Sauiour, which fhoulddeliuer all thole from finne, and from the P ty- plal.s ne a rannie of the deuill which by aliuely and werking faith fhould beleeue this promife, and put theirtruft p Heb. : i GOD. * Ifaiah 45.14 in Iefus Chrift,hoping that of him and by him,they ſhould obtaine this deliuerance. a Bias a5 9. l — rT -Rom.3.20. TheL — f Gal.3.19. cham. A Lio they giue vs tovnderfiand , thatin the meanefeafon, while thofe Fathers the Iftaelites loo- ¢ Heb, g. 18.. ked for the faluation,and delinetance promifed (for tbat the nature of manis fuch, foproudand and 10.1. fo corrupt;that thofe would not willingly acknowledge themſelues to bee finners,which had neede of u Iohn r 1296 the Sauiour promifed) God the Creator gauc by Mofes his 4 Lawe written in two Tables of ſtone: * Rom 9,5, that by it,finne & the malice of mans heart being *knewen,men might morevehemently thirftforthe a Lukes, 33. fcomming of Iefus Chrift , who fhould redeeme and deliuer them from dinne : which thing, neither b Gal,4; 4,5. the Lawe,nor yet the faerifices anid oblations ofthe Law did t pertorme, -For they werefbadowesand — ephe.t TO. figures of the trueoblation ofthe body of Chrift: by which oblation all" fianefhould be blotted out, e Rom.s.8, and quite put away. : d Ep.2.9.tit.3.5, . e Rom.15.8. f Ephef2.7. Thrift God our B Y thebookes of the new Teftament we be taught, that Chrift fo afore promifed (* which is God g Titus 3,5, aboueall things moft bleffed for euer)cuenhe, | fay,was (hadowed inthe bookes of the olde Tefta- h Iaiah 53.7, Sauiour came, : , i ment, and in facrifices figured, that hee wasa fent at the laft from the Father , the felfefametime which i Iohn 1.29, sẹ- the Father did conftirute within himfelfe : 1 ſay, at that time when all wickednefle abounded in the k Ephe 5. 2, world,then hee was fent : And this Lefus our Saniour being borne inthe fleth, ¢fuffered death,androfe _heb.9 26, againe fromthe dead, Which aces of his were not done by him in refpe@ of the 4 good workes of 1 A@s 3.19. any man (for wewereallfinners) but thar this God our Fatherfhould © appeare true, in exhibiting the m Ep. 2.14,15. abundant f riches of his grace which he promifed,and that g through his mercie hee mightbring vs to n Reuel.t 5, faluation. o Hebr.2.54, Whereupon itis enidently fhewed in the k Newe Teftament, that Iefus Chrift, being the true p Ga.4 5.ep.t.5. A Lambe. . * A facrifice, i Lambe,the true & facrifice of the worlde, 1 putting away thefinnes of men,cameinto this worlde to q Rom.8.17. Peace, purchafe grace and © p-ace for vs with the Father, » wafhing vs from our finnes in his owne bioud, r Ephe 3.5.16 Adoption, and o fhould deliuer vs from the bondage of the deuill,whom by finne we did ferue: And fowe fhould 8.15 gal hen be P adopted by him to be the fonnesof God, made dheires with him ofthat moft excellent and euer- f Ephe.t.1. laQtingkingdome. — gal. 5.23. Now that we (hould acknowledge this fingularand excellent benefitof God towards vs, almighty t Ep. 1.130& 4.3 God + giveth vs his holy Spirit :the f fruit and_gifett of which, is faith in God, and in his Chrifte For u 1.Cor.12.3. The holy Ghoft, without the holy Ghoft,by which we arein{jeméted and ¢ fealed, neither can we belecue that God the x Rom.8.16 Faith, Father fent Meflias, nor yet that Iefus is Ciſt For " no man (faith Paul) can fay that Iefusis the y Rom 5.5. Spitit witneffeth to our fpirit,that we are thechildrenofGod,. 1.cor. 13.4. Charitie, Y and powreth into our bowels that haritie which Panldefcribeth to the Corinthions, Furthermore, z Ephef 1.14. Hope, that holy Spirit doth giue vs hope,svhichas a lure looking for eterpall life, whereofhe himfelfe is the * Gal.s.22, certaine 2 tokenand pledge. Alfo he giueth vs other * fpirituall gifts, of the which Paul writethto the a Gal.5.6. Galatians. Therefore the bcnéhroffaith is not to be defpifed or fie tobeferby, Forby the means of b Ephef.5.2. Tuftificationand this truft & 2 faith in Chriflswhich > worketh by charity, & fhewethit felfefoorthbytheworksofcha- heb.13-21. fanGification, rity, mouing mantherevo,we are tiuftified and fan Gifted ; that is to fay,God and the Father of our Lord c Rom. 3.3¢.and , — 4 ii. Idin 4.2,galea.8 6. _ . Lord,but by the holy Ghoft, The x fame x E Good workes, Chrift our mae fter and teacher. ô ay Biſhop. Medi our. Aduotate, " ‘Yedgement. Beernall life, Bernall Gre. ; To what intent the Scriptures were writes. Chrift the onely. foundation, The fumme ofthe holy Seripture. Tefas Chrift (which is made our ¢ Father alfo by him, being our € brother) doth aceompt vsto bee inft and holy through his grace,and through the merite of his Sonne Iefus Chuift,nor f imputing our finnes to vs, fo farre forth,thac we thould fuffer the paines of hell for them. Finally, Chrift himfelfe g came into the world , to the intent that we through him being fan@ified and cleanfed from our finnes, following his will in good workes, (hould denie the things pertaining to the fleſh, and freely h ferue him in righteoufneffe and holineffe all the daycs of our life ; and that i by good work es (which God hath prepared for vs to walke in) we fheuld k {hew our felues to bee called to his grace and gift of faith: which good works who fo hath not,doth thew himfelfe notto hauc ſuch a faith in Chriftas is required in vs. _ To Chrift mut wecome, and! follow him with a cheerefull minde, that he may teach vs: For hee is m our mafter, 2 lowly and humble of heart: he is to vs an © cxample,whereby we mutt learne the rule to liue well. Moreouer, heeis our Biſhop, and our 4 high Prieft , which did himfelfe offer vp for vs bis owne blood, being the onely r mediatour betweene God and men: Who now fitteth atthe right hand of God the Father , being made eur f aduocate, making prayer and interceflion for ys: who doutleffe fhail obteine for vs t whatfoeuer we fhall defire, either of him,or elfe of his Father in his Name, if{o be that we thus deſit ing, ſhall beleene that he will fo doe : for thushath he promifed. Therefore let vs not donbr, if we finne at any time , to come with * repentance (to the which hee doeth inuite and ftirre vs at the very beginning of his preaching ) and with fure truft to the x throne of his grace , with this be- liefe, that wee ſhall obteine mercie, For therefore y hec came into the werld , that hee might fue fin- acts by his grace. His is verily Chrift Ieſus, which fhall come at a 2 certaine time appointed by his Father, and hall T frin great maieſtie to? iudge all men, and to render to euery man b the workes of his body ac- cording to that he hath done, whether it be good or euill: And hee fhall fay to them which fhall be on the right fide, which in this world did looke for the good things to come (that i> to fay , life cuerla- fting:) c Come yee bleffed of my Father, enioy the kingdome that hath beene prepared for you from the beginning of the world: but to them which fhall bee on the left fide , hee thall Gy , Depart from me yee curfed into euerlafting fire prepared for the denill and his Angels, And then fhalltheendbe, & when Chrif hawing vtterly yanquithed all maner of enemics , fhall deliuer vp the Kingdemete God the Father, Otheintentrhat wee might wnderftand thefe things, the ¢ facred Bookes of the Bible were deli. uered to vs by the goodnefle ef God through hisholy Spirit , with the preaching of that do@rine which is conteined in them, and with his Sacraments , by which the trueth of his do@rine is feal-d vp to vs: that wef might vaderftand , I fay, and beleeue that there is one onely true God, and one Saui- our Iefus Chrift, whom (as he had promifed) he hath fent: g andthatwe belecuing: might baue in his Name life euerlaſting. ` Efides this h foundation, no man can lay any other in the Church of Chrift :and vpon this foundati- Bon the Church doeth ftand fure and ftedfaft. And Paul willeth him to bee iaccurfed which fhall — any other faith and ſaluation, thea by Iefus Chriſt, yea, although hee were an Angel from eauen, Fork of him, through him , and forhim , areall things: Te whom with the Father and the holy Shoft,be all honour and glory, world without end, Amen, ` ¢ Certaine d Matth.s.48, and 23 9. e Heb.2, 1I f 3.Cor.5.196 g Titus 2.11, 12,53. h Luke 167 he i Epheſ. 2. 10. k 2.Pct.1.10, JEpheſ. z. a. m Mat.a 3.8. n Matt.11.29, olohn £3.15. 1.pêt.2.20;2 1. p1.Pct.2,25, q Heb.4.14. ti. Tim.2.5. f1,Iobn 3.1, 2. t Iohni 4.13. and 16 23. marke 14.24, u Matth,4,17. x Heb. 416. y a. Tim 1. 15. z Matth, 25.53. a2.Tim.4.4. b 2. Cor.5. 10, cMatth.a 5.34. c d 1.Cof, 15.245 25526. ¢2,Pet.1.19, 25. flohn 17.3. g Iohn 20,31. h 1. Cor. 3. 1e iGalat.1.8, k Rom.th, 36 LE ¢ Certaine queftions and anfweres tou- ching the doctrine of Predeftination, the vie of Gods word and Sacraments. . Becaule all haue not the like sneafure of knowledge, neither F Do all beleene the Go- +2 {pel ek Chꝛilt. Quelſtion. Wihatigthe realon thereof? Anfwere. Becaulſe they onely beleeue the Golpel and Doctrine of Chzitt, which are oꝛdained vnto eternall life. “ uein. Qu s Are not all ordained vnto eternal life? Anfwere, r; Pome are vellels of wath ordained vnto ~Deftruction, as others are veſſels of mercie prepared toglozy. Queftion. ah ate i How Tandeth it with Gods iuftice that \ fme are appointed pnto Damnation ? iN NA Anfwere. Terp well: becaufe all men haue in thems felues linne , which deſeructh no leffe: and prepared fo: themi to be oceupted in, to their owne comfozt, tay and affurance, and to bis glorp. Queftion, But how Hall J know my felfe to bee one ofthole whom God hath ordained to life ea ternall? Aniwere, By the motions of (pirituatllife, which belong onely to the chilozen of God: by the which that life ig perceiued, cucu as the life ofthis body is diſcerned by the fence and Motions thereof, eh Queftion. 6 at meane you by the motions of ipitie tuali life? — p Anfwere, 3 meane remoꝛſe of conlcience, ioyned with the lothing of finne, and ioue of richte⸗ oufes the band of faith reaching vnto life eternallin Chik, the conſcience comfozten in Diftrefie, and ratlea yp to confidencein God by the wozkeof his Sptrit : a thankee full remembzance of Gods benefits recet- ued and the vling of all aduerfities ag occa: fions of amendement fent from God. Queftion, Cannot fuch perth as at fome time o? o- A therefore the mercy of God ts wonvertullin ther feele thele motions within themfelues? : Bo enable an ekorre eaa a A Y NETRA race, and tobzing themi tothe f were. - à f sae It is not pollible that they ſhould: for as ~ ofthe trucch, 1 8X a b Gods purpole is not changeable, ſo hee rea ~) Queftion, _-penteth not of the gifts and graces of his a= ` JE Gods owinance and determination doption: neither doth he cak of thole wham muk of neceflitic take effect,then what need he hath once receiued, any man to care? foz bee that liueth well, ~ mutt needesbe Damned, if be be thereunte Queftion, o2Batned ; and he that liueth ll mult needes be faued if be be thereunto appointed. Anfivere. Mot lo: for itis not pollible, that either the elect hould alwayes be without care to Doe well, o2that the repzobate hould baue any willthereunto, Foꝛ tohaue cither good wii 02 good worke, it is a teſtimony ofthe Hpivit of God , which ts giuen to the elect onely, whereby faith ts fo wought in chem, | that.being graft in Chriſt, thep grow tn bos linee to-that glory, whercunto thep are appointed. either are they fo baine as once to thinke that they map Doe ag they lit themfetucs, becaufe they are pzeneltinate tuto faluation ; but rather they endeuour to walke in fuch good wozkes as God in Chꝛiſt Jeſus hath dedained them bato, and Ahy then Gould we pray by the example of Dauid, that be cat vs not from pis face, = that heetake not bis poly Spirit from Anfwere. In fo praying we make protettation of the weakenefie of fle, which mooueth vs to Doubt z pet Hould not we haue courage to. : alke, if wee were not alſured that God will. - giue according to his purpole and prone - that which we require. Queflion, Do the chiloen of God feele the motions aforelayBalwayesalike? / è Aniwere, . No truely: foz Gon ſometime to prooue his, feemeth to leaue them in fuch 0t, that the fle ouermatcheth the fpirit, whereof arifeth trouble of contcience fo: the times — yes Queftions and anfweres pet the (pirttofadoption fs neuer taken from them, that haue once receiued it : effe might they perth. Butas in many dileates of the body, the powers of bonity tife ave letted: Horn (ome afanta theie motions ofſpiritu⸗ al fife ave not perceined,becaule theptte hid · Benin our manifoln nifirmittes, as thetire . coner’d with aes. Wetas after fickneile commeth bealth, and after clouds the lunne ſhineth cleave ; fo the powers of the fpiritu- all life wil moze o2 leſſe be felt and perceiued in the chilozen of Gov. Queftion. j $ MAhat i J neuer feele thele motions in my telte hall J deſpaire, and thinke my felfe acaltamay? Anfwere. : God forbid: for God caileth bis at what time De feeth good; & che inſtruments wher- by de vſually calleth, baue not the ltke effect at all times, pet itis not good ‘to neglect the meanes whereby God hath Determined to woke the faluationof bis. Foras ware is not melted without heat, no? clay hardened but by meanes thereof: ſo God vſeth meanes both to draw thoſe vnto hinilelfe, whom he hath appointed vnto faluation, and alſo to bewray the wickedneſſe of them whom hee intip condemneth. Queftion, l By what meanes vieth God to Maw nen to himlelfe that hep may be faucd? Anfwere. q By the preaching of his word and the mi age bis Dacraments thereunto an- ucttion, . Qu ; ; CCihat meane pou by the word of God ? $ Anfwere. 3 meane the Doctrine of the Prophets and Apottles which they receined of the pirit of God, and hane left weitten in that Bouke whitch we conmionty call the Did and ew Teſtament. Queſtion. Wow may J be afiured that it ts the woz of Ged, which that Booke conteineth: Anfwere. By the mateſtie of Gov appearing in that plaine and {imple Doctrine : by the prenes, bprightnelle and holines thereof: by the cers taintte ok euery thing therein affirmed bp the ſucceſſe of all things according tolt; by perpetual content whichis to beleenctre> · w tery part thereof: by the excetlencie of the matters vttered: Wut elpectally by the te» ſtimony of Gods Hpirit, whereby it was witten, who mooueth the hearts of thole in wom it reiteth, to coulent pute the mode, and reuerently to imbrace tt. ueſtion. Qu How Doth thts word of Gon ſerue to dꝛaw men vnto him? Anfivere. Then itis fo preached and heard, that men may vnderſtand and learne what Goo teacheth: acceptand receiue thankfully that which is thereby giuen, promien aſſured: and bemooued with Delire and Diligence ta Doe that which ic commandeth. Queftion, er the Sacraments alto ſerue to this ende? : Anfwere, Peaherelp: that by fight, talte and feg» lingas wellas by bearing, we might be in⸗ firucted aflured,and bought to obedience. Queftion, Dow Doth our Baptiſme ſerue hereunto? Anfwere, Jt teacheth vs to put on Chꝛiſt, that with his righteouinefle our finfulnes may be huz- Deit: it atureth vs that we are fo graft into Thit, that all our finnes by him are wa- Hed away +itchargeth vs to die to finne, to continue tn the profeſſion of Chit, and to lone each other. Queftion. Math the Lords fupper allo this vſe? Anfwere, Mea doubtleſſe: foz it teacheth, that the body and blood of Cheiſt crucitiea , ts the only food of the new bome chilozen of God : it aMureth that Chait ts whollp theirs to giue and to continue life ſpirituall and bea» uerly to body and foule, to nouriſh, irenge then,vefreth, Œ to make cheerefullthe hearts of the elect: it requiveth thankfull remem> bzance of the Death of Cipift, vnitie among thole that doe pmofeffe him with a free cone keſſion of bis trueth. ueftion. MAhy is not this vle of the Sacraments commonly kowen ? Anſwere. Becaule they are abulen for forme, foz fae fhion,foz cuftome and company, without re- gard onto the word, whereunta they are fo annered, that thep ought not vpon any ne» ceflitte, by any perfon bee ſeuered from tt, which teacheth the right vſe of euery thing, Queflion, J perceiue that nothing is more neceſſary then the word of Hod: therefore J pray pow em me how F may attaine tafome know- ledge and profit thereby, An(were. By diligent hearing of fuch as preach it, bp continuall and orderly exertiſe of reading and praying. é eftion. Mhat osderly evercife thinke pou mof conuentens to be vſed berein? un were. ait E ok of Predeftination, &a Anfwere, What as euery Dap, twie at the leaſt, wee mot commonly recetuefoode to the nouriſh· ment ofthis cogpozail life: fo no Day bee let pafie without feme reading, in fuch fort that occaſion thereby map bee taken to ſpeake a+ gaine vnto God by prayer, as he in his word ipsaketh pntobs: So that at the leat two Chapters would bee orderly and adutfedly read enery Day, all other bulineſſe, impedi- ments and lets tet apart. ~~ Queftion. This ſeemeth very ealie tobe Dones what thinke you elferequtlite? ~ Anfwere, That ſome elpeciall places of Scripture be fo committed to memozie, that the minde may euer be furnifhed with feme good mat- ter agatuſt all temptations. To which ende % F note thele Scrtptures bute pou, whereun · to you may topne other at pour owne choile: Plates 139.37.50.€.§3, Joh.17.Rom. 8.1. Tim.4. Queſtion. But the Scriptures are hard,and not cae fie to vnderiſtand. Anfwere. Diſcourage not pour felfe heretwith : foz God maketh them ealie to fuch asin humi⸗ litte fecke him; and that hardneſſe that you finde, feructh to mooue you to the moze Dti- gence, and to make inquirie offuch as haue knowledge, when any Doubt artleth. That which pou perceiue not at onetime, God fhall reueile at another: Do that you alt haue pour growing ingrace, knowledge and gonlineffe. to Gods glozie and pour swue comfort in Chart, whole ame foz euer bee patted. Amen, ; oe The names and order ofall the Bookes ofthe Old OSN EERS | q : Ac j BEKO and New Testament with the number oftheir Chapters. S Gates Genefis hath Chapters 50 Prouerbs hath Chapters 3r CaS Exodus $ 40. Eccleſiaſtes 13 (8S 3008 , Leuiticus 27 The fong of Salomon ——— Numbers 36 lſaiah 66 ed } 5) Deuteronomie 34 Ieremiah $3 6s J loſhua 24 Lamentations é 9 ludges ` o ar Ezekiel eer eS — X Ruth 4 Daniel 12 Eire d x Samuel 31 Hofea r4 Es7ted ‘oy 2 Samuel | 24 Ioel 3 | t.Kings 22 Amos 9 : 2 Kings EN 25 Obadiah 1 1.Chronicles . 29 Tonah 4 z.Chronicies 36 Micah 7 The prayer of Manaffch,Apocryphe. Nahum > $ | Ezra ` 1o Habakkuk 3 j Nehemiah 13 Zephaniah 3 | Efer. to Haggai 2 : Iob 42 Zechariah 14 Pſalmes 150 Malachi 4 9 Baruchwiththe Epiftle of Ieremiah 6 2. Eſdras 16 The Song of the three children Tobit 14 The ftory of Sufanna Iudeth — 16 Theidole Bel and the Dragon . The reft of Ether | 6 1, Maccabees 16 BG es CR * G The Bookes called Apocrypha. Be, 1.Efdras f i Wifedome 39 2. Maccabees — 15 as Eccleſiaſticus 51 g The Bookes of the New T Sameer: CES Manhew ° 28 1.Timotheus 6 Geks9 Marke : 16 2,Timotheus ; 4 À Luke 24 Titus ; 3 Iohn 2 21 Philemon che | The Actes 28 Tothe Hebrewes 13 eure The Epiftle to the Romans 16 The Epiftle of lame 5 1, Corinthians 16 1.Peter 3 a) SKS 2, Corinthians 13 2.Peter , 3 ØR N Galatians 6 1.Iohn A 6A CKS Ephefans . 6 2. lohn i CS9 Philippians 4 3.10hn I : GKSA Coloffians 4 Iude I CENSI 63} 1. Theffalonians 5 Reuelation 22 ED 59 2. Thieflalonians 3 CoS) Zlo : | $ F NEN The generation 2 This word fig- nifieth good ty⸗ dings, and is ta- kemhere forthe ſtory which cons teineth theioy- fall meffage of the comming of the fonne of God promifed fiom the beginning. b That is,writ- ten and taught by Mathew, Chap. j. E E EEEE USS ise eri esi E Nees em I SH Tr e I e eE I J9 i ex» ml > Il

” oo to bean Apoftle. Marke is thought to haue beene Peters difciple,andto baue planted the frk Chtirchazs — Alexandria, where hedied the eight yeere of thercigne of Nere. Luke wasa Phyfition of Antiocbiayand became P..uls difciple,and fellow in all his traualles: he liued fourefcore and foure yeeres,and wasbu- tied at Conftantinople. Lohn wasthat Apoftle whom the Lord loued, the fonneofZcbedeus,and broa sher of lames: ze died threefcore yeere after Chrift, and was buried neete to the citie of Ephefus, © < — CHAP. I, 1 The genealogie of Chrift, that is, The Meffias promifed to the Fathers, 18 Who was conceiued by the holy Ghoſt, and borne of the Virgine Mary, when fb was betrothed unto Fofeph. 20 The An- y -gel fatishieth Tofephs mind. 21 Why hee i called : Tefiz.and wherefore Emmanuel. Luke 3.2}. P VE *« Booke of the c Thisis the generation ofl E svs reheariailof the Curis T the 4fonne progenie, where- of Dauid, ¢ the ſonne of Ieſus Chrift is ef Abrahant. fprung according 2 * Ababa be» to the feh, “ware Iſaac. And FJ- d Sa called, for. faac begate Jaakob. thathecameof ú D vie And *Faakob begate the ftocke of Judas and pig beethen. Dauid. 3Amd judas vegate Phares, an’ zae e Thefetwoare tafof Thamar. And * Phares begate CF fisitrchearfed, ron And irom bi gate Aram. ecaufe Chrift and Grain begate Aminadab, Gnd wasefpecially Aminadab begate Raon. Quo Aaation promifed to : i come of them and their ſeede, and thercfore Chrift commonly was called the fonne of Dauid , becauf the promile wasmore euidently confirmed vato him. Gene.21.2. Geze.25 34. Gene.29.35. Gere, 8:27. f By incefiuous adulterie, the w hich thame fettcth foorth fe great humilitie, who made himfelfe of no reputation, bur became a feruant for our fakes: yea, aworme and no man, thereproch of _ men, andcontemptof thie people, and at length fuffered the accur- fed death of the crofle, .(hre,2.5. ruth.4 18g FO EN cim begate Jechonias and his bꝛethren a mazia, Azaria, begate Salmon. i / a i B Rachaband And Salmon begate Boos ofe Ra Ruth being Gens | chab. And Booz begat Obed of Rurh- Any “Hes,fignifie thar Sbed begate Jete © r Chrifteamenos © 6 And* Jefe begate Dauid the King. ; And * Dawid the King begate Salomon of ewes, and her that mas tbe wife of Grias: =< .— them; buralfo 7 And*Dalomon begate Robsam. Any ofthe Gentiles, — Roboam begate Abia. And Abia begat Ala. andFortheir fal- 8 Gnd Ala begate Jolaphat. AnD Jo- wation, ` — begate Foam. ARD Joam begate Rard gar, q 3 A he BL $ » — <> onel g : BRAS A i ROYALA P 9 And Dias begateè Joatham, And msd i752, | Foatham begate Achaz, And Achaz begate 2 Samt224. Ezekias. — Base 1.Kzng.tt.43. -10 Gnd* Ezekias begate Manaſſes And tchro.3.10, . Manalles begate Amon. And Amon begate h Hee hath o- Joitas. ; — mwitted three Il And * Joſias begate Jacim And FJa- Kings, Ioas, A- baut the tune they were carled away to a- abridging the bylon. number, to 12 Andafter they werecaricd away into makethetimes — Babylon, *Icchonias begate iDatatplel. foureceene gence My © rations, — ; 2. Neng. 20. 2 1. and 21,18, 1 chron.3 0353415. 2,King.23.34, and 24.1,6.2.chron. 36 4.9.1.Chrom. 3.36. 1 After the captinitie, the title royall was appointed vnto him; fo that- notwithftanding that | they were as flaues for the fpace of feuentie yeeres, yet by the proui<— dence of God the goucrnement remained in the family of Dawid where it continued till the comming of Chriſt. : ae BE *And The birth of Chrift. 1.Chro. 317,19. *And Salathiel bagate Zorobabel. E72 3.2.48 5.2. - k Albeit the © Tewes number their kinred by the malekinde; yetthis linage of Mary is com- prehended vn- der the fame, becaufe (he was married to a -man ofher owne ftocke and tribe. ] Who isthe truce Kine,Prieft and Prophet anoyn- ted of Godto accomplifh the office of there- deemer. Luket 27. m Befurehee. rooke her home tobias -n As the Angel ~ afterivard decla- red to lofeph. | -o Vptight and fearing God, and ~ therefore fulpe- ~ Ging that thee ~ had committed - fornication, be- -~ fore fhe was be- trethed, would ~ neither retaine 13 And 500babel begate biud. Aud Abiud begate Ekacun. Any Eliacim bea gate Aso. 14. nb A302 begate Sadoc. And Sadot ‘begate Achim. And Achim berate Eliud. Is And Eliud begate Eleazar. And E⸗ leazar begate Matthan. And Matthan de= gate Jacob. 16 And Jacob begate Joleph, the bul hand ot Marie, Kof whan was bere Zie- lus that is cailed! Chart. ee igs 17 Go all the generations from Abza- Ham toDauid , are foureteene generations: and frem Dunt vntill they were carpen a way into Babylon, feureteene generations: and after they werecaried away into Babp⸗ lon, vnttll Chꝛiſt, foureteene generations. 18 ¶ Now che birch of Jeſus Chꝛiſt was thus: chn as bis mother Mary mas *he- trothed to Joleph, ~ befoze they came toge- ther, thee was found "with chila sf the poly Ghoſt. 19 Then Joſeph her hulband being a oiuttimatt, and not willing ta* make her a publike crample, was minded to put her as waytecretly. ; 20 But whiles hee thought thel things, behold, the Angelotthe Lod appears yuto pim ina r meam ſaying. Jofeph rhe a ſonne of Dauid, feare not totake Marie for thy twtfe : foz that which is concemmsDin er, is of the haly Ghot. 3 21 Gnd wer Mall being forth a forne, and thon Yalt *call his name r Felus: im hz all * faune bis people From tbeir finnes. 22 Gnd all this was none thatit might her, which by the bee fulfilled, which was{poken of the Lord Law (hould be martied to an by the Prophet, layi a : i 23 * Bebon, a Cirgine Hall bee with S. Matthew. other, neitherby chtld,and Wall beare a tonne,andiithep Wall — herput cal his name Emmanuel, which iz by inter- herco thame for $ : her kact. Dert 24.1. pꝛetation, God twh vs. 24 C Chen Joleph being raien from Teepe, DID asthe Anaelofthe Lod had n> p Thisdreame ~topned dint, and tooke his wife. is witneficd by the holy Ghoft, 25 Wut heeknewe her nar, till Hee had bzongbt forth ber firt borne ſonne, and hee andisakindeof called his naue IE sS VS., euelation, Nun, 4 a q * This name putteth him in remembrance of Gods promile to Dauid. Løke 1.31. r Thatis, a Sauiour. Altes 4-11, philp.2. to, Ffaie7 14. Orthos. £ God is ioyned with vs by the meanes oficis Chrif, who isboth Ged and man, t Chriftishere calied the firt borne, becaufe thee had neuer any before, and notin reſpect of any the had after. Neither yet doth this word ( till) import alwayes atime foliowing wherein the contrary may be affirmed, as our Saui- our, faying that he wiil be prefent with his difciples till the end of the werld,mcaneth nor thatafter tnis world he will net be with them, CHAP. M: re 1 The time and place of Chrifs birth 11 The wife men offer their prefcats.14 Chrift ſleeth in- to Egypt. 16 The yong children are faine 23 Luke. 6. Ioftph turneth into Galilee. a Forthereis ` another Beth le- hemin the uibe of Zcbulun. VV * Felis was then bone at VBeth lehem in⸗Indea in the daycs ol Vxxode the Ming, behold, thire came bimen from the Eaſt to Jerufalem, 2 Saying, Where is the Ring of the Jewes charts bone? for wee haue feens hts — inthe Eat, and are comete 3wa- SUP DINT : 3 Uhen king Herode heard this he was troubled.and all Jerufalem with hii. 4 And gathering together ail the chrefe Wichs and Scribes of the people, pe alkid ot them where Chit hould be barre. § © And they fayse onto him, At Beth⸗ lehen in Judea: fo2 to itis weitten by che Pꝛophet, f 6 *And thon Beth lehem in the land of Juda, are not thz izat among the princes of Juda: for out of thee hall came che goner- nour that Hail feede my peopte Ifrael. 7 Cher Merodet pamilp called rhe wiles men, and Diltgentiy inquired of them the time of the ttarre that appeared, 8 And lene them to Bety-lehem,.fayine, Goe, and ſearch diligently for the babe ana when yee hane found hint, Ming mee word — that J mapcome alſo, and wozhip pun, G CHowhen they hadheard the King, they Departed ; and loe, thes ftarre which thep had (cene in the Eaſt. went before them, tillit came, and ſtoode ouer the place where the babe was. IO And when they fawe the arre, they reioyced with an ercecdingareat top, Il And went tuto the boule, and |j found the babe with Gary is mother and fell Downe , and worshipped Him, anv ope- ned their trealures, and pzelnted tuto him giftes, euen h gone, and incenle and niprrhe. _ 12 And after they were warned of God in a Decame, that thep wouid norco agatne “fo Herode, they returned intotheit coimtrey another way. 3 After their departure, beholde, the Augel ef the Lozd appeareth to Joſeph in a peame, laying , Arie, ana take the babe anv bis mother, and flee inte appt, and bee there till 3 bzing thee wozd: foz erode willfeeke the babe,todeftrop him, 14 Sobecacole, and tooke the babe and his mother by night, and departed into gE- gypt And was there vnto the Death of Mee rove, kthat it might be fulfilled, mhich was (poken of the Lord by the * prophet, Thewifemen. Herods crueltie. b Wifemen, or Magi, in the Pere. fians and Chalde- ans tongu fie. nfie Philofa ig yhers, Frieſts, or Aftronomers, and are here the firlt truites ofthe Geant les thar came to wor hip Chif. € Anextraordie naric figne to fec torth that Kings honour whome the world did. -~ not efteeme, d Which wasa declaration ot that reverence, which the Gen- tiles dheuld beare vnto - Chrif. e They could welltell of Chrig in generall. bur wher they (hould profeie his name, and g‘ue him hbisdue has nour, they waxe cold and fhrinke backe, Micahs.a. ibanag.. f An cuill con- (ciesce is a byre ning fire, g Theftarre Yas nifhed away be- fore, to the in- tentthey ſhould tarieat Ierufa- lem,and there ine quire of the thin to the conſuſon of the Tewes, lOr faw, h Toe Perſians “maner was not to ſalute Kings witheut apre- faying , Dut of Caypt hane J called imp (cnr, and there- Bonne. 16 €' Chen Yerode, ſeeing that he was mocked of the wile men, was exceeding woti, and fent koorth, and flew all the male childzen that were ta Beth lehem, and in ail the coaſtes thereof, from tio veere olde and under, according to the time witch hee had diligently arched ont of tye wiles inert. ; 17 Then was that failed which was eae of histrnethishindcred : or elfe fore they broughe of that which l was moft preci- ous in their countiey, wheres of enery one of them offered, . i Promufe ought not to be kept where Gods kho- 3 nour and prea- it ought not to bee brokes, That which was prefigured by the deliuerance of the lffaelices out of Egypt, which were Chrifts Church: ind hisbody, isnowe vea rified , and accomplifhed in thebead Chrift. Hof rsr, 1 Waha in a certeint time aner, - ſpoken John Baptift, eve, 31.1 5. rh Herod re- newed the ſorow which the Ben- iamites had ſuffe· red long before: yet for all hiscru- eltie he could not bring to paffe, ý Chrift thould not reigne, n That is,they were Killed and dead. t o Thus the faith- fall may fee how Ged hath infinite meanes to pre- ſetue them from Şsage cf tyrants, HOr therefore. ſOr, f Nazaret. p Whichis boly and confecrated to God : alluding vnto thofe that were Nazarites in the old Law, — t (poken by the Prophet Jeremias, fap- Ng, * 18 * Ju m Rama was a voyce heard, mourning, and weeping, and great lamen= tatton: Rachel. weeping for jer children, aud weuld not bee comforted, becauſe they 2 were not, 19 And when Herod was dead, behold, an Angel of the Los appeareth in avame to Joleph in Egypt. 20 Haying Arik, anv take the babe anb bis mother, and goe into che lanveof Jif rael : foz thep ave o Dead which lougyt the babes life. 21 Thenhearole yp, and tooke the babe zk We mother, and came tito the laude of Iſrael. 22 But when hee heard that Irchelaus Did reigne in Judea in lead of hfs father erode, hee was afrai to goe thither: lyet after Bee was warned of God in a parane, ‘hee turned alide into the parts of altle, 23 Aud went and dwelt in a citie called fazareth, that it might bee fulflied which was (poken by the Pz0phets,whi-h was, that he fhould be called || ar Nazarite. which were a figure of that holineffe which fhould bee manifefted in Chriff,as was Samfon, lofeph, &ey Mar.1,4,/uh.3.3 a Inthe 15. vere of the reigne of Tiberius, after Chrif had long time remained in Nazaret,and was now about © 30. yecrealds luke 3.1423. b Socalledin refpe& ofthe plaine count rey and fertile val- lies: and not be- cauſe it was not inhabited, Or, be fory for pour faults pafi, and ‘amend. c Whichis, that God willreigne Duer vs, gather vs ynto him, pardon our finnes, and adopt vs by the prezching of the 'Golpel. ¥/2.40 3. with haire, as grofie baire as nature brought forth without vitre. 22. Mar.r there is no repentance CH AP. IIL 1 The offsce,doétrine, and ife of Jobs. g The Pharifes are vepreoued. 8 The fruits of repen- tance, 13 Chrifts baptized in Jordan, 37 And authorized by God his Father. ; A A2QB* in athole Dayes, Jobn the Baptiſt peo and prꝛeached tn the > wilderneſſe of Judea, ; 2 Autumnin, | Repent: fo: thes kingdom of beauents at band, s ' 3 Fothisis heof whom itis fpoken by the Propher Eſaias, faving, * The voice of Him chat crieth inthe wildernelic, is, Pꝛe⸗ pare ve tie way of the Lom: make bis paths ftraight. ; iN 4 *Qnnthis John had bis 4 garinent of camels haire and a giedie of a fkin about bis loynes: bts meate was allele locus and wilde hony. : 5 * Then went out to him Icruſalem and all Judea, and all the region round a- bout Jordan. — 6 And they were baptized ofhim in Jor · Dân, confeſſing their finnes. 7 How vhen he aw many of the Pha⸗ rifes and ofthe Hadduces come to bis tap- tiime, he fapa bnto them, * D |! generations af vipers, who hath forewarned you to fice From the anger to come? : - 8 Bring forth therefore s fruits worthy amendement of life. ‘ war.t.3 lak padohee 1,23-Mar.3.16, d Wouen | haire cloth, #Or,grafhoppers. e Such meates mans labour or diligence : reade Le- 15.luke3 7. £ Acknowledge their faults: for without confeflion. Chap.12.34 Or, broodes. Hee menaceth thole venimousand malicious Péarifes with the iudgement of Godyexcept they (hewe before men fuch workes as are agreeable to the profeffion of the godly, whom Iai callech the trees of righteouſnelſe Chap.6 14 3. * Chap.iij. iiij. q. And thinke not to fay with your felues, * (diz haue Abraham to our father : foz J fay unto pou, that God ts able of thel ſtones ta raile vp childzen vnto Abꝛaham. ~IO And now allo the rare is put tothe roote of the trees; * therefore euery tree which bringeth not foorth good fruit, i3 bewen Downe and caſt into the fire. II * Jndeede F baptize you with water to ainendinent ofitte, but bee that commeth aficrine,ts mightier then J, whole hooes F am HOt wosthp toe beare: he will baptize you with the holy Ohot,and witli tre. 12 bich hath hts * fanne tn bis hand, &nd will make cleane bis fleoze, and gather bis wheate mtobis garner, but willburne by the chaffe with vnquenchable fire. 13 @* Chen came Jefus from Galile ta Jadan vnto Joln,to be baptized of him. 14 But John put him backe, aping, J Daue neede to be baptised of thee, an’ cont inet thouto nie? Be Is Then Felus antwering, fayd tobim, Let bee now: foz thus it becommeth vs to d — all righteouſneſſe. So hee ſuffered m. 16 And Jeſus when hee was baptized came ſtraight out okthe water. And loe, the heauens were opened vnto hint, and lohn law the Sptrit of God Deltending like a m poul and lighting vpon him. 17 Andloe, avoyce came from heanen, faving, * This is my *beioued Ponne, in whom F am weil pleaſed. der perfit obedience to God in all things, which he: — Chriftbaptized. 442 John 8.29, adts 13.26, h The iudge- ment of Ged is at hand to de- {troy fuch asate hot mecté to be of bis Church, Chap.7.19. — lak. 3° 16 i0),1,26.acts 1.5 2.4.08, - 17.484 19.4,56 i When Ged baptifeth inward- ly with the ver- tue of bisfpirit, he burneth and confumeth the. vices,and inflae meth the hearts with loue toe- wardhim, k Which isthe preaching of the Gofpel, whereby he gathereth the faith{fullas good corne,and {cattes reth the infidels aschaffe, Marke 1.9% luke 3zi 1 Wemuttren- hath ordayned, lowlinefle. Chap.17.5, 2 pet.1.17. n- Thefauour of God refteth m, To fhewthe ftate ofhis kingdome , which isinall meekenes and | on Jefus Chrift,that from him it might be powred ón vs, which dë- ferue of onr felues bis wrath and ind:gaation, Colof,s,13- CHAP. IIIT. 1 Chrift fafteth and is tempted. 15 The An- gels miniſter to him. 17 He beginnethtopreach. 18 He calleth Peter, Andrew, lames and John, and healeth ail the ficke, T en * was Jelus len alive 0f the Spt- rit into the wilderneſſe, tobe > tempted of the denili. 2 Gnd wheit he ban falten fourtiedayes and fourtic nigyts, bee wag afterward pun- grie. l 3 Then came to him the tempter, and ſayd, Jfthou be the Hanne of Haw, cont- mand that thele tones be made bꝛead. 4 Gut hee anſwering, fayd, Fe istit- ten, * Man hall not liue by bread onely, but byenery worde that proceedeth out of the mouth of Gob. ; R S. Then the Denil tooke him vp into tije e holy Citie, and (ct himona l pinacleofcye Temple. 6 And layde vnto him, Ikthonbee the Hone of Gon, caſt thyſelfe dowhne: faz tt te written, *thathee will gine gis Angels charge euer thee, and with their hands they atl lift thee wp, leat at any time thou e Towit,lerufalem. |!Or,vane which fheweth fttod. Pfalgi.1t,12. £ Hcealleagsthhalfethe ſentenoe to de- cloke his csaftre purpofe, : ouldelt ceiue thercby che rather, aad > BRR 2 Marke 3,12, luke-4.2, a By theholy Ghoft, "a b Torheende that ke quercom- ining theſe tenta⸗ tions might get vdctory for-vs, - c Satan would haue Chrift to diftruft God, and his word, and fol. low otherftrange and vnlawfuil meantse Deut.8.3. d Hemeancth the order thar God hath ortzia ned to waintaine his creatures by. wherethe minde | Chrifts preaching. Dem. A g We wmuſt nor Jeane fuch lawful -meanesas God hath appointed, « to feeke others after our owne fantafie, = b Ina vifion, Deut.6. 13. and 10.20, Marke PEE T 7; e ‘t 3. i he word of God isthe ſword of the Spitit, wherewith Satan isouerconie, © k Tocomfort bim, / Marke 1.14. lube 4. 14. ohn 4 4 3 . z -1 And caf inpri- ~ fon by Herod, > m For {@-they $ called the lake of > Gennezareth. -preached now ` almoft'a yerein - Tudea,& Sama- ~ = ria,& after went -to preach inthe _ Vpperniolt Gali- le, which was out of the borders of + Paleftina, ~~... 0 Which was vithout comfort hath receiued conſolation. AMarhe 1.15. Aarkei. 16. p Godbathcho. ~ fentheweake . _ things of the world to con- found ý mighty, 1.Cor, 1.27. q To drawthem out of thefea of this worlde, wherein they are drownel. it We ought to be mok ready ro -follow Chiſt when he calleth. ~ Jebuingal world- jy refpeG@é apart. f Yharis, f ble fed tidings of forgiaencs of fins and reconciliati < onwith God, t So that by héea- ; à ling incurable difeafes Chris diuinitie appeared, wire mad ar ſicke ſhouldeſt dah) thy foote againſt a ſtone. 7 Jels fayd vnto him, Fitis witten a e * Chau Walt not stempe che Low thy Gov. 8 Againe the deuil tooke him vp bnto an exceeding bigh mountatire, and t themed bim all the kingdomes of the wozld,and the glory of thent, : i 9 And layd to him, All there will J gine thee ifthou wilt fal Dowae and woꝛſhip me. io Then fai Jeſus puto him, Auopre Hatan: forit ts witten, * Chou Halt wos fhip the Lod thy God, and htm onely Halt thon feruz. VER IL * Chen the deuill left him: and be⸗ ee Augels* came and mintitred vnto im. 12 ¶ * And when Jefus had heard that oun was ! Deliuered vp, hee returucdinte alite, _ 13 And leaning Mazareth, wente diwelt in Capernaum, which ts neere the “Lea, in the borders of Zabulon aud Nephthalim, I4 That it might be fulflied which was fpoken by Elatas the Prophet, faving, . 15-* Whe land of sabulon,and the tand of Nephthalim by the wapot thetea, beyond Jordan," Galtie of the Gentiles: 16 The peaple which fare m e Darkeneffe, faw great light: and ta them which fate ta he region and ſhadow of Death, tight igri- ch bp. 17 * from that time Jelus began to peach ana ta fap, amend yaur lines : fo2 the kingdome of heauen is at hand. 18 @* Ano Jelus walking by the ſea of Galile, faw two bꝛethꝛen, Simon, which was called Jeter, and Andrew bis bzo- ther cating a netintathe fa (for they were P flijers.) - Ig And he ſayd vnto them, Follow me, and Jwill make por tiſhers apf men, 20 And they ſtraightway icauig the nets, followed pim. > 21 Auu when hee was gone koorth fram thence, bee ſaw other twa betzen, James thefonne gfZcbedeus, and Jenu dis brother bo in a ſhip with Zebedeus their father, men» Ding their nets, and he called them. 22 Aud they without tarying, leaning the Gip and their father followed rm. 23 So Jeſus went about all Galile, tea- ching in their Synagogues, and preaching the Sofpel ofthe f kingdome, aud healing Pada andecuery diſeale among the people. 24 And his fare ſpread abroad thiongh all Spria: and thep brought vnto him all ficke people, that wers taken with diners Diterles and gripinas, and themthat were pote ied with t deuns, and choſe which were u lunatike and thoie that had che palficsand he heated them. Ne 25 Ano there followed btm great mule titudes out of Galile, and *Decapolis, ana Jerufalem, and Zudea, aud from beyond Jodan, u They that ata certaine time ofthe moone., x Itwasacoun- sey wherein wereten citigempthe word fignificth, ; hee JE } S. Matthew. "CHAP. V. 3 Chrift teacheth who are bleſſed. 13 The falt ofthe earth.c light of the world 16 Good works, 17 Chri? came to fulfill the Law. 21 What ù meant by kiting. 23 Reconciliation. 27 Adul- terie, 29 Offences. 31 Ditsorcement. 33 Not to ſweare. 39 To fuffer wrong. 44 To lowe our enemies. 48 Perfection. - A Nd when he law the multitude, he went bp into a mountaine: and when he was fet, his diſciples came to him. 2 And he opened his month ana taught them, ſaying, aa 3. “Bleed are the 2 pooze in fpirit : foz theirs ts the kingDome of beaten. * Bleiled are they that e mourne: foz they Hall be comfpated. 5 “Blelled are the«meeke: fo: thep Hal inherite the earth. $ 6 Bleed are they which d hunger and thirſt fo: righteoumes: foz thep aitte Alley. 7 Bleſſed are the merciful ; foz they Hail obteine mercie. i S Bleſſed are the * pure in heart; for they fhail fee Gov. a Si Bleſſed arethe peacemakers ; for they ſhalbe called thee childzen of Gov. 10 Blefled are they which * luffer perfe- cution foꝛ righteouſneſſe take : fo theirs ts the kingdome of heauen. ? U * Bleed are pe when men reuiie pout, and perſecute you, and fay all maner of cull againit ygu fo} mypfake,falfly — I2 Reiopce and be glad, fo: great is your eward it heauen: fez fo perſecũted thep the Prophets which were before pou. ; 13, * Pec ate thet falt of the earth: but if the falt jaue lot bis fauour wherewith chall itbelalten? it ts thencefoorti good fo? no- thing but to be caſt out, and to be tronen vn⸗ Ber footeofmen. 3 I4 Pee are the light of the world. A citie that is fet on an hilſ can tot be hid. I5 * (Aether Doe nen light a candle, and put tt vnder a buel, but ona candlefticke, and ft giueth light vnto all that areintbe ule. 16 *Lets pour light fo thine before men, that thep may fee your goad works, and glo- rifiz pour father which ts in heauen. 17 Gbinke not chat J ain come to de> ftroy the Lawe, oꝛ the [Dzophers. » J am not caime to deſtroy them, but to fulfill thent. I8 *Foꝛ truely J fay onte you, Cill hea: uen and carth perith, one tote, o2 one title of the Law Hall notelcape, till iall things be fulfilled. iy 19 Aholoeuer therefore hall bzeake one of *thefeleatt commaundements , and teach mento, hee Mail Ge ealled the leatt in the kingdome of beaucn : but wholdeuer Wall oblerue and teach them , the fame pal bee called great in the kingdome of peaucn. 5 20 F03 fay pnto yon, except your righ» The bleffed. X Luke 6.20, a That feele themfelues voide of ail righteouf- neffe,thut they may onely ſeeke itin Chrift; If4.6% 2,3,7: And 65.33,190 luke 6,2 I. b Which feele their owne mife» rie, andfeeke ~. their comfort in God, PſæL37. t3. PRII rathet:t would ſuffer all’ iniuries,then they would reuenge themſelues. d Beinginne- ceflitie,defire no- thing but that which is vpright and godly, Pfal.24-4, e Forheiscal« led the God of peace, 1,Cor.14, 33. 1.Pet.3.146 1.Pet.4.3 4, acts 5 41, Marke 9 §0. luke 14.34. f Your office is tofeafon men : with the fak of the heauenly do@trine, Marke 4 21. luke 8.16 and 13.33. t,Pet,2.12, g Becaufeyon F ſeene off, giue good example of life, h The Gofpelis the Rahlihing and actomplike ing of the law. Like 16.17. i ThedoGrine ofthe Jaw con- teoulneſſe *exceede the righteoufhefle ot the teinerh nothing fuperfluous, Fames 2 10o. k Whofocuerthalle vnprofitable er ranfgreffe the leat of the Ten commandements in word and example, he thall bee caft d out of the kingdome of God , exceptit be par Like 11.39, The oned himin Chrif. Scribes The Law expounded. I Which neither expound the law truely nor ob= férue it well. m He theweth how thefe wor- t rs haue _ falfly glofed this commandement, Exo0d.20.13. deut.5.17. lOr, ſubiect to puaiſhment. [| Or, mithorst cafe. u For God Knowing hisfe- cret malice will punih him, © Which figni- fieth in Ẹ Syrians tongue,an idle braine andis fpoken incon- tempt. p Like iudge- “ment almoft the Romanes obfer- ued : for Trium- uiri had the exa- mination of fraal matters, ý coun- fel of 2 3. of grea- ter eaufesjand fi- nally great mat- ters ofimportace were decided by the Senate of 71, Iudges,which here iscompared to the indgement of God, or to be . punifhed with hell fire, - q For that thou haft offended him, or he hath offended thee: for God prefer- seth brotherly reconeiliation to factifice, Like.12,58. Exod 10,14. VOM 3.9, f Chaftitieis re- _ guited both in body and mind. Chap.18.8,9. Mar.9.47. f —— ſo precious which ought notto be reieted in re⸗ ſpect of the glo- ry of God. IOr. and not that. 1 Scribes and (haries pe hal nat enter in- tothe kingdome of heauen. : 21 = Dehaue heard that it was ſaid buto them of the olde time,“ Thou Walt not kill : fe itleth , f culpableef An ~ = epe foz an eye, and a tooth toza tooth. nee tas Halen CHI 39 Butz fay pnto pou, * Reſitt notſeuill iuogement. Bc 22 But J fay vnto you,tahofoener is an= gry with his brother | wnavutlenly,watl be culpable of indgement. And whalocuer faith vnto bis brother, Raca, Hall be worthy to be punifged by ther Counſell. Aud wholoe- uct fhalitay, Foole, Hali be wogthy to be pus niſhed with hell fire. : 23 Ikthen thou bring thy gikt to the al⸗ tar , and there remembeeſt that thy bother hath ought againtt thee, ; 24 Leaue there thine offering befoze the altar, and goe thy way : fir bea reconciled eo tbe brother, and thenceme and ofer thy gift. 25 * Agree with thine aduerfarie quick: ly, whiles thou are in the way with him, teft thine aduerlarte deliuer thee tothe Indge, and the Judge Delmer thee to the ſergeant and thou becak into ption. 26 Gerely J fap vnto chee, thou halt not come out thence, tilithou bat payed thetta moi farthing. : 27 Q Dee haue heard thatit was fayd to them of olde time,* Chou halt not commit adulterie. 28 Brit fay vnto you, that whoſoener looketh on a woman to luit after ber, bath conmittede adulterte with her alreadie in bis heart. $ ; 29 * Ctherforc tfthy right! eye caule thee to offend, pluche tt out, and cat tt from thee: fo? better tt is foz thee, that one of thy mem⸗ bers periſh, then that thy whale bod ſhould becaitinto bell. 30 Alio it thy right band make thee to of: fend, cut it off, aud calk te from thee : foz bets ter it ts foz thee that one of thy members pe» eatery that thy whole body ſhould bee caſt into bell. 31 Ft hath bene (aid allo, * Cheloencr fal put away dis wife, let hiin giue her ates ſtimoniall of diuorcement. 32 But FZ fay vnto you, Ahoſoeuer Hall put away bis tutfe (except it be fo: foznicatt= on)ccauſeth Her to commit adultery: t who- (ocuer thal martte ber that ts Diuosced,conts mitteth adultery. k ; 33 Agajne,ve haue heard thatit wag faid to them otolde tine, * Thou Watt not fozs fmeare thy felfe, but Male perkorme thine h othes to the Lod. 34. But J fay vntoyou, « Dweaw not at a — byheauen, foz tt is the thaone of 2 t 35 Noꝛ pet by the earth : foz itis bis feots ftoole : neither by Jeruſalem: foz tt is the ct» tieoftie great King. 36 mither Matt thou ſweare bp thine bead, becaule thou cant not make one haire white o2 blacke. ; Chap 19.7, deut.24.1.mar.10.4.(4k.16.18.8,cor.7,10, t Inth piueth her leaue to.marry another by that teftimonial, ‘Exod, 2 fet. 9.02.deut.§.01, u All fuperfluous othes are vtterly debarred, whetkerthe Name of God be therein mentioned, or ather wile, | Chap.vie 37 *Butlet pourjcommunication bexDea, pea: Map nay. For whatlocucr ismoze then thel commeth ofy enti, 38 ¶ Pe hanr heard that it hath bene fata, but wholoener a ſhall imite thec on the right checke.turne to him the other allo. 40 Andifany man will fue thee at the Law,and take away thy coate, let him bane thy cloke allo. s 41 And whofseucr wil compell thee togo a milego with him twaine. i 42 * Øiue to him that alketh, and from bim that would bozow of tyee , turne not a= way. 43 Dee haue heard thatit hath bene faid, * Thou halt lone thy neighbour, and> hate thine enemie. 44 But J fay onto you, * Lone your ene- mies: blefte them that curie pou; Do good to them that hate pou, * ¢peap fo: them which ll Hurt you, and perlecute pou. 45 * Chat pemay be the chilozen of your Father that is in heanen ¢ fez he makety bts funne to arife on the euill, andthe good and (endeth raine on the iuſt and vmutte” 46 * Fo: tf you loue them which loue pou, What reward wall pou haue + Doe not che © Publicanes enenthe fame? 47 And ifye belfriendly to yonr bzethzen onely, what lingular thing doe pee Doe nat cuen the ublicanes likewile? RARA 48 De thall therefore be 4 perfite,as pour Father which isin heauen. is perait. by the falfe expofitorsthe Pharifes, Luke 6.277, 35. 7.60.1.cor.4.13. || Or, rufh invponyou. Luke 6.35. Luke 6.3 ¢ Thele did take to farmethe,taxes,tolles, and other payments, an therefore were in'great difdaine withall men. (Or imbrace, d muft labour to attaine to the perfeGion of God,who of his free rality doeth good to them that ate vnworthy. CHAP. VI, 1 Of almes, § prayer, 14 forgiuing one ano- thtr, 16 fasting. 19 Hee forbiddeth the cardfult Seeking of worldly shings, and willeth men to put their wheletruft in bim, F Ake heede that you gine rot your almes before men. to be ſeene of them,oz els yee Wall hauc no reward of your Father which ts in heauen. 2 Tberekore when thou ginet thine alines, thou alt not make a trumpet to be blowen before thee, as the + hypocrites doe in the Synagogues and tn the ttreetes,to be praiſed ofmen. Cerely J fay vnto you, thep bane > thetrreward, ; 3 Bute when thou doeſt thine almes s let notthp < left hand knowe what thy right hand doeth, 4 That thine almes maybe in fecret and thy Father that leeth in fecret, hee will res ward thee d openly, § Andwhen thou prayekl, benotas the hypocrites : foz they lone to and, and pray An the Spnagogues, and in the caznersof » thettrects , becaufe they wanld be ſeene of men. Gerely J fay vate pou, they bane their reward. È BRE 3 But Ofloue,almes and prayer. 443 James 5.12. x Let fimplicit and truth bein © your words,and then ye fhall no’ be fo light and ready to {weare, y Whena man {peaketh others wife then hee thinketh in heart, it commeth of an enill conſci | ence,and of the © deuill. j Exod, 21.24, ledit. 24. 20. deut. Ig. 25, z Albeit this was fpokenfor the | iudges,yet euery f man appliedit to reuenge his private quare#. Like 6,29. TOPE INT. Vcore Guge N — OF, iniury, a Rather — double wrong, thenreuenge < thine owne griefes, `. Deut. 15.8. Leuit. 19.18., b This was adde Luke 23.34.46 i l i ; l Rom, 12, $, a Whofe works proceed not of ight faith,bue © are done for ~ Vaineglory. J b Inthacthey J arepraifed and I commended of @ men, c It is fufficient’ that Godap- _ S prouc our worki dInthatday S when all things: i thalbe reucaled i l e Withdraw thy |O,babble not much, f He comman- _ ofmuch bab- i Ving and {up er- J fluous repeates · Who isnot perlwaded by e⸗ ` laquent (peach, | and longtalke, | asmenare. | themnotto the Í wosdes,but to the fenfe,and i Gods glory firft ‘ and aboueall L things. | k Reigne thou — ceuer aland let vs rend er vato Luke 14.2 dience,as thine Angels doc. To beouer- comethereby, Chap. 1 3.19 $ | on excluderh ‘mans merirs and teacheth vs _ toground ont prayers onely $ Le he — Maks their fa- | cestofeeme of an orher fort | ghenthey were wont to doe, 1o Whereby is “commanded to uoid all vaine ‘eftentation. \ Lake. 12.33. 5.1373.6.19. [Laket 1.34 Py p ifthine eye ki difpofed to liberalicie, Prou, 229. iq Ifthine affe- ‘tion be corrupt, land giuen to co- | uetoufnefle, | Deut. 15.9. — — — — ir Ifthe concu- pifeence & wick- | kediaffcGtions .puercome rea- fon, wemuft noe maruelithongh men be blinded, and be like vnto beafts, Luke 16. ft (Chrifts doctrine. | deth vs to beware | h Chrift bindeth forme of prayer. i We muſt eeke i thee perfec obe- This concluft- 6 Butwhenthoupravet, © enter into | &lferatheraparc. thy chamber : and when thou haſt ſhut thy Door’, pray vnto thy Father which isin ſe⸗ cret, and thy Father which teeth in lecret, tall reward thee openly. > 7 Allo when ye pray, || {ble no baine res pelittonsas the heathen + for thep thinke to be heard foz theit mich babbling. 8 Beye notlike them theretoze for pour e Father knoweth whereof pee haue necte, betore pe athe of him. 9 After this maner therefore prap pee, *Dur Father which art in beauen.bailowea be thy + Rame. ` 10 Thy kkingdome come. Chp will be Bone euen th carth, asit is in heauen. Is Gine vs this day our dayly bread. 12 And forgiue vs ourdebis, as we allo fo:giicourdebters. : IZ Andleadevs not! intotentation , but Beltuct vs * from emit : foz = thine ts che kingdome, ant the power, and the glozte foz euer, Amen. i 14 * for it yee doe forgtue men their tret- paſſes, vour heauenly Father will alto foz- giue you, 15 Butifyee doe not korgiue men thete trelpaſſes, no moze will your Father foz gtue you your trefpaties, 16 Moroner, when yer fat, looke not fowze.asthe hypocettes : for thy = Biffigure their faces, that they might feeme vnto mew to falt. Aerely 3 fay vuto pom that they paue their reward, A 17 But when thou fatet, o anoint thine head, and wath thy face, 18 That thoufecme not bnto men to fait, but vnto thy Father which is in feeret, and thy JFather which teeth in fecret, will res ward thee openly, 19 @ Lay not vp treafures fop pour felneg bpon the earth] where the moch and canker ose where theeues Dig thrꝛough, and eale. 20 *Butlay bp trealure fez pour felues in heauen, where neither the math no: cana ker corrupteth, and where theeues neither Dig through, no? feale, oe 21. Foꝛ where pour treature is, there weil paur heart be alfo. J t 22 Thre light of the body is the epe if then thine eye bee r fingie , thy whole body ſhail bee light. 23 Butt thine epe bee 4 wicked, then all thy body all bec parke. TAberefoze tf the ‘light that isin thee, bee darkeneſſe, bow great is that Barknefle? 24 * o man can lerue two maters: for p either, bee fhall hate the one, ann toue the other. 02 elie hee hall leane to the one, ana pe theother, Me cannot (rue God anv riches. 25 * Dherefore J fay vnto pou, Bee not f carefull for pour tife what yee fall cate, or what pe WailldDzinke $ no: pet for ponr bodie, what yee Hal put on. Isnot th e life morg woorth then meate 7 and the bedie then 3. P/al.s 5.22. luke. 12.22. phil 4.6.1. t27.6,8.1.92t.5.7. { Maas rauailc quaileth nothing where God giuerh nor increales [F Lt $. Matthew. raiment? 26 Behold tye foules af the heaven : fer they owe not, neither reape, no: catric into the barns : pet pour heauenly Father feevery them. Are pe not muci better then they? 27 Mhich of you by taking care, ts able to adde one cubit vnto his Eature? 28 And whpcare pefo: raiment? Learne how the lilies of the fielde Doe growe: they u [abour not, neither ſpin: 29 Vet F lay vito pou, that euen Dolo: monin all his glory was notaraved Uke one of theie. j i 20 CUiherefoze if Sed fo clathe the grafie ef the fiela which is to vap, and to mozow is cat inte the ouen,thall be not do much moze vra pou, D veotlittle faith? 31 Cherefore take no thought, laying, That wall we eat, oꝛwhat Hall we minke ? 0? wherewith hall me be ciethed? 32 (Foz after alirhelechings * fezke the Gentiles) foz your heauenly Pather knows eth that pe bane need ofall thele things, 33 But ſeeke ye firſt che kingdom of Gor, and bis y righteouineffe,and alithele things falb miniſtred unto you. 34 Gare not then for the imow s fo: the mozow fall cave foti it +felfe : the Day hath enough with vis cone gricfe. CHAP. VII, a Chrift forbiddeth rafhiudgement, 6 Not te caft holy things to dogs. 7Toaske, feeke, or knock. 12 The [cope ofthe Scripture. 13 The Braiteand wide gate. 15 Of Falfe prophets. 16 The good tree and enill. 22 Falfe miracles, 24 The houſe on the rocke; or upon the fand, i Udgeanot. thatpebenatiunged. — ] 2 Forwith what *tuagement petutse, ye ſhallbee iudged, and with what * nga- fire pe mete; it all be meaſured to pou a- gaine. 3 And why feet thouthe mote ehat ts in thy brothers epe, € perceiuel not the beame thatts in thine owne epe? 4 * D2 how favet thou to thy brother, Huer mee tocak out the mote out of thine eve » aud bebold, a beame is in thine owne eye? i 5. Hypocrite, irt cat ont the beame ont of thine owne eye, and then hait thon fee clearelp to caft out the mote owt of thy dzo- thers eyz. f 6 €>Ginepenot that which tg help, to dogges, neither cait pee pour pearles be- foze the twine, left they treade thempnder their fect. and turning againe, all to rent du. 7 €*Atke,and it albe ginen pou.: leeke and pe ſhall finde : knock, andit albe ope- ned ynta pou. 4 8 fFoꝛ wholoener alketh, reeciueths and bee that ſeeketh, finderh and to him that knocketh, is halbe opened. 9 F52 what man is there among pou, which if his nne afke him bread, would gine pim a tene? SLAS ? 10 Deitbeeatke fith, willbe giue hima erpent? A ; H It pee then, which are euill, tangine to pour chudzen good. gifts, bom much mone Gods prouidence. t The goodneffe of god euentos ward the herbes of the feild farre affeth all things thatman canco paſſe by bispows erandlabour, ` u Thewordfigs nifieth ,they weas rie not théfelues, - x Witheare and diruk. y That is, to bee regenerate, & a- mend your liues. llOr, hk owne things. z God will pros uide for every day that that fhal be neceflary, ~ though we do not inereafe the prefenteriefe by the cat eſulneſſe how to liue in timeto come, a Heecommane dethnot to be curious or malis cious to try ont, and condemné our neighbours faults: for hypo⸗ crites hide theit owne faults,and feeke not toa- mend them, but are curious: to reproouc other mens. Luke 6.37. 70m. 2.1, 1.05.4. 3. Mar. 4.24dake 6,338. Luke 6.43. > b Declare not the Gofpel to thewicked cons - temners of God whom thou feeft Jef to chemſelues and forfaken, Chap.21.22, mar A162 4s luke 11 9, sobns 34:13. 16.2 25 24, 7AN28S 3559 Thefiraite gate.Falfe prophets. "Like 6.315 - bob.g.t 5 c The whole law & the Scriptures fet forth vnto vs, and commend chatitie. Luke 03.34. d We muit o- uercome and mortific our af- fe ions, if wee will be true difci- ples of Chrift. e Forthe mok part of men ſeeke their owne liber- tie,and runne headlong to euil, Luke 6.43544 Or, rotten, Cbap. ʒ. 10. f He meaneth hirelings and Ify- poetites, who ra- ther ferue God with their lippes then with their heart, Rova.2, 3 3. iames 1:21. g Bythy vertus, authority and power. {\Gr, Miracles, hI neuer accep- ted you to be my true minifters and difciples, Luke 13.27. Plame 6.8, Lake 6, 47. ‘Marke 1.22. . Fake. 4, 32. ~-i- The mighti¢ power of Gods Spirit appeared 4inhim, whereby he declared him- felfeto be God „and caufed o~ thers to beleeue in him, Marke 1.40. “Fuke 5.42. fhall pour Father which isin heaven, gine goad things ro them that alke him? £2 * Therefor whatfoener pe would that Men ould do to pou, tuen fo Do pe to ther: forthisisthesLawandthelprophets. 13 G *h Enter in at the ſtratt gate, foz it isthe wide gate, aud buoades way that leas Deth to Deltructios è and many there bee Which goe tn thereat. f ; 14 Becaule the gate ts freit, and the wap narrow that leadeih vnto trte mid few there be that find it. 3 Ig @ Beware of falle prophets , which tome to you tu ſheeps clothing, but inward- ly they are rauening wolues. — 16 Pee Hall know them by their fruites. Do men gather grapes of thoznes? o: figs of thiſtles⸗ y 17 Da euery geod tree bringeth foorth good fruit and a coarupt tree bꝛiugeth forth enill fenit. t » _18 A good treecannot ing Foozth cuill fruit , netther cait a coꝛrupt tree bring forth good fruit. 19 *Euery tree that baingeth not koorth on frutt, ishewendowne, and call inte the Gre. 20 Wherefore by their fruites vec Hall know then. 21 € fot enerpone that fayth vnto mee, FL o2d, Lod, ſhall enter inte the kingdome ofkeauen, * but hee that Daeth my Fathers will which is in heauen. 22 anp wil fay tome in that Day, LoD, Lod haue wee not shy thy fame propheſi⸗ ed? and by thy ame cal out Deuils,and by thy same Done many |igreat workes? 23 Andthen twill 3 peofeile to them, bꝛ F neuer knew pou: *Depart fromme pee that worke iniquttte. 3 24. CAholocuer then hearcth of me thele woes, * and Doeth che fame, J will liken bim to a wife man, which bath builded bis houſe on a rocke: 25 Gnd the caine fell, the floods came, and the windes bicw, and beate vpon that Houle, andit fell not; forit was grounded On a rocke. 26 But wholoeuer heareth thele my W205, and Doeth them vot, Hallbe tikened vita a foolih man, which hath builded hts honfe ppon the fand: 27 Anatheratue Cl, tthe flouds came, and the windesblew’, and beare upon that poule, tit felland the fall therof was great. 23 @*Anditcame to pafle when Jeſus had endedthele wornes , the people were a⸗ ſtonied at his Doctrine. à 29 For bee taught them as one haning authoritie, and not as the Scribes. CHAP. VIII. 2 Lhrift healeth the Leper. 5 The Captaines Jaith. i s The vocation of the Gentiles, 14 Peters mother inlaw. +9 TheScribe that would follow Chrif, 20 Chrifts pouerty. 24 Hee ſtilleth the fea andthe winde, 3 And driucththe deuils out of the poſſeſſed into the fwine. N22 when bee was come Downe from the mountaine, great multitudes fol- lowed bim. 2 *And loc, there came aleper and woa Chap.viij. The Centurion,Chrifts pouertie. 444 \ ippen bint ,faying, Waker, ifthon wilt thon cantt make ime cleane, 3 And Felis putting forth hts hand, ton- chet piri fayitie,F wiil,be thou cleane: and immediatly bts a ieprotic was cleanſed. if Then Jefus tad vnto hin, ee thou tellt no man, but goe, and them thy felfe tn: to thec Pꝛieſt, and offer the gift rhat* Mo⸗ fes commanded, foz 4 a witueſſe to thei. 5- Cahen Jeſus was entren into Ca⸗ pernaum, there came vnto pimai Centu trion beleeching him, i ; 6 Ani tid, Malter, my [eruant licth fick at home of the pallie.¢ is grienoufiy pained. 7 And Jelus ſaid vate bun, ji will come and heale him. f , 8 But the Centurion anſwered, faving, Mater, F ani not wo:thy that thou Hol. Delt come vnder mp roote : but ſpeake the woꝛd onely, and my (eruant galbe healed. 9 Sor Jam a man alia vnder the autho- tity of another,and haur ſouldters vnder me; and J {ap vnto onc, Hoc, and hee goeth: and to auarher, Come, and he commeth: and to my feruant.Doe this, and be Doeth it. I0 When Jefus heard thar, he maruciled, and {aid to them that foilewedhim, Cerelp J fay unto pou, J) hane not found fo great kaith, euen in Ilrãclk. IL ButF fap vata yor, that e many hall come from the Caf and Wet, and hall Gc Dowie with Abraham, and Dlaac, and Ja- cob tithe kingdome of heauen. 12 And the chilen of the kingdome Hal be cat out into £ utter darkenes ; there hall be weeping and gnafhing of teeth. ; 13 Then Jefus faid wuto the Centurien, Goe thy way, and as theu batt beleucd. fo be tt unto thee. And bis ſeruant was beaten the fame boure. 14 14 ("Wid when Telus came to Peters bouie, be faw his wines mather law towne, and ficke of a fever. I5 And he touched her hand, € the fener left her: fo the arole g miniſtred ynte them. 16 * Ahen the cuen was come, they brought puto bim many that were poſſeſſed with Deuils; and he caſt ont the ſpirits with his wogd,and healed all that were ficke, 17 Chatit might be fulfilled which was ſpoken by *Elatas the Wzophet laying: We tooke our infirmities bare our ſickneſſes 18 And when Jeſus faw great multi: tudes of pcople about Dim, he commaunded therm to gor ouer the water, ‘ ) 19 * Then came there a certaine Arribe, and faid vnto bim , Malter, » J] will follow thee whitherfoener thou goeſt. 20 But Jeſns {aid vnto him, Che fores baue boles , and the birdes of heautn bane neits but the Sonne of man hath net wher- on to ret his heap. — ieee 21 €Andi another of his diſciples ſayd vnto hint, Water, ufer me firk togec,and k bury inp father. í -him that hee is farre wide from that hee looked for: for in Ceado worldly wealth there is but pouerty in Chrift, i Luke maketh mengi tion of three, which were hindred by worldly reſpects from coms® ming to Chrift. k To fuccour and help him in his old age till be deg fo} and then L will follow thee wholly. BAK 4. "22 But altwasnot like — thatleprofietha is NOW, bur was akiad thereof which was incus table. ! b He wonld not yet be throughly knowes but had his time & hourg appointed, c Our Saviour would not con- — temne that which was ordeined by © the Law, feeing — asyet f ceremo- nies therof were not aboliflicd. Leuit. 14.4. d Tocondemne } them: of ingrati- tude when the thall {ee thee whole, Like VELT Or, a captaine ouer a hundreds fOr ſonne. e Which are {trange people | and the Gentiles to whom the co-f uenantefGod $ did not properly# appestaine, f f For there is rog thing but meere darkenes outof $ thekingdome $ of heaven. Chap.22. 130. Marat. 29, luke 4.33. Mar 2% 2. luke 4. 40. E Ifa, 53.4.1. pera 2.24- 4 Ta ie foules, which Ies fus Chrift hath. borne: thereforg he fetteth his great mercy andil powerbefore our eyes by heas if ling the body. J Luke 9. 57. h Thoughtby J this meanesto curry f.uor with the world: but | Tefus theweth Encredulitie reprooued. Sinnes i No ductie or 22 But Felis ſayd vnto bim, Follow loucisto be pre- meand izt the ‘Bead bury their dear. ferred to Gods calling: therefore Tefus calleth them dead which fare hindred by any worldly thing to follow Chiilt, Marke 4.35. luke 8,22. Marke 5.5. puke 3.26. m The wicked ‘would euer de- fetretheir pu- niſhment think- ing all correéti- onto come too foone.. n The denill de- - fireth euer to do harme, burt hee candoeno more then God doeth appoint. o Meaning, the Jake of Genefa- reh. -p Thefe Gerge- ſenes eſteemed more theirhogs 5 leſus Chrift, Ẹ 4 ya g ji A ` Marke 2.3. lake 5 18, ‘a Andalfo his “we hauc faith, | our finnes can- ner be forgiuen BIefustoucheth the principall caule of all our finne, e Becaufe they 23 ¶ Aud when hee was entren into the Kip, bts diſtiples followed him. 24 Aud behold, therearole a great tent- pelt ti the Sea,fothat the tip was coucren with waues but he wasafieepe. 25 Then his dilctples came and awoke bin, faving, Waſter.ſaue vs; we perii. 26 Andihefad vnto them, 2 Aud behoe, certatne of the Scribes fapa Wico aA » This man blalphe- meth. 4 ‘But when Felis ſaw their thoughts, miferics, whichis hee fayd, CCivercfore thinke pee euill things © tit pour Hearts? did malicioufly refuſe Chrift, who offered himfelfe vnto them, S. Matthew. § Sor whether is it a eafier to fay, Thy finnes are forgiven thee, o? te fap, Arie and walke? 6 Aud that pe may know that the Senne of man bati authoritte incarth to forguue finnes, (then ſaide hee vnto the licke ef the- palfie,) dri, take vp thy bed, and gee ta thine louie. ‘ ral And he arole,and Departed to his own Ong. i 8 Sotwhenthe multitude faw it, they marueiled, and glorilied God, which had gt uen fuch authority to men. ¶ * And as Jelug palſed foorth from thence, bee law aman ſitting at the receite of cuftome, named Matthew, and fats to ‘eh Follow me. Andhe arole and folowes im. ' ; Io Andit came to paffe, as Jeſus fate at meate in bis poule, heholde, many Publi⸗ canes and finners, that came thither, late edad atthe table with Jeſus and dis dih ciples. IL And when the Phariſes ſaw that, they faid to hts Diſciples clhy eateth pour Wa: fter with JDublicanes ana Kuners? 12 ow when Jeius heard ithe fard yht to thein, The © whole need nota phpiician, -biit they that are ficke, 13 Hutgoe' pee and learne what thists, Is s willhaue mercy, and not latritice: foz Jam not come to call the righreons, but the *linners to repentance. — ; 14 @ *Chen came the diſciples of Johu to him faying, CCiby Dee we and the Phari· teg fait oft, and thy Ditciples fatt not? 15 And Jeſus ſayd vnto then, Can the kchildren ot themartage chamber mourne, as long as the batdegreme ts with them? ut the Dayes will come when the bine: grome Hall be taken from them, and then tail they fatt. k ‘ 16 Moꝛeouer, tro man picceth an ‘old gar» iment with a piece of | newecloth: foz chat that ould fiil it yp, taketh away from the garment, and the breach ts woe. 17 Neither deethepput new wine into kolo f veſſels: foz then the veffels wonld becake, and the wine would bee ilt, and the veſſels Mould perth: but they put new toine into new veffels, aud fo are both pe- erued. 18 Q* Ahile hee thus ſpake vnto them, behold, there came a cettaine tulcr,and woz: ivipped hint, faying, My daughter is now deceaſed, but come ¢ lap thine band on her and He Halt tiue. 19 And Jelus aroſe, and followed him with his diſtiples. : 20 (And behold, a woman which was diſeaſed with an ifue of blood twelue pereg, came behinde him , and touched she hemme of his garment, 21 ffo: thee ſayd in her felfe, JFF map tout but bis garment onely, J] hall bee pole. 22 Then Jelus turned him about, and fecing Her Did lay, Daughter, beeof goon fant wine of the goſpel. Or, botte/s or baesafle pardoned. Matthew called, d Chrift pea- keth according to their capaci- ty: for they more cheemei out- ward miracles, then the veitue and powcr of lefus Chrif, whetedy their — fines might be forgiucn, Marke 2.14. luke 5.27. e He reprooueth the vain perſwa⸗ fion of them; whichthought | thefelucs whole, and contemned the poore ficke finners, which fought Ieſus Chrif to be their phyfition. f Whicharé puf⸗ fed vp with vaine confidence of your owne righ- teoulnes, Hoſe. 6.6. chap.42.7. g God requireth not ceremonies. but brotherly loue of one-to= wards another, ITIM.. $a Marke 2,18. luke 5, 33« h. Chrifl would. Spare his diſci⸗ plesawhile, not burdening them too. much, leaſt he thonld diſ⸗ courage them. i Chritt compas reth his dilciples fox their infirmi- tie,to old gar⸗ ments,and old veflels, which are not ableas yer to beare the per- fe&ion of: bis dogtrine, which he meaneth by new cloth and new wine. Or, raw and vne dreffid. k Theminde whichis infeed with the dregges of fuperftitious ceremonies, is not meetto re- ceive the plea- r or skin, wherga an wine was Carried on afes or camels, darke 5.22 luke 8.41, comfort: Twoblindmen. ] Players vpon flutes or pipes, or otber inftiu- ments which in thofe dayes they vſed at burials, — m He would proue whether they bare him that reverence which was dus to Meſſias. Luke 11.14, Chap. 12.24. marke 3.32. luke 11. 15. n This biafphe- mie proceedeth of extreme 1m- pietie, feeing all the people con- feffed the con- trary. Marke 6.6, luhe 13. 22. o Whereby God gathereth his peo pletogether,that he may. reigue ouer them. Marke 6.34, Luke10. 2 40h 4235536. p Hemeanech the people are ripe,and ready to receiucthe Gol- pel comparing shepumber of theele&to a plentiful harveft. HOr thruf foorth. Marke 3.13. Lake 9. Is ` A coinfost: thy faith hath made thee whole. Fit i woman was made whole at that cure. 23 ow when Telis came ints the Rue ters houle, and faw the | minttrels aud tye multitude making nople, 24 He laid vnto them, Get you hence: foz the mais not dead, but lleepeth Aud they laughed bin to ſcorne. i : 25 And when the multitude were put forth, be went in and toske ber bp the band, and the maid arefe. iiih 26 And this bruitewent thꝛoughout all that iano. 27 Aud as Fens Departed thence, two blind men followed him, crving,and laying, D — of Dauid, haue mercy vpon vs. 28 And when bee was come into the Houle, the blind came tobini, and Jelus layd buto them, ™ Welecue yee thats ant able to Doc this? Aud thep (aid suto bun, Dea, Loyd. 3 : 29 Then touched hee their eves, ſaymg, According to pour faith be it vnto you. 30 Anb their eyes were opened, and Je⸗ fus charged then, laying, Dre that no man 31 But when they were departed. they Corea, abroad hts fame thꝛoughout all that and. p3 32 ¶ And as they went out,bebold, they brought to hima dunme man poſſeſſed with a deuill. 33 And when the deuill was caſt out, the dunime ſpake: thenthe multitude maruei· wa ; faving > The itke, was neuer ſeene tu 34 But the Phariles fata, “Weer catketh ont deuils theough the pꝛince of Dentls, — 35 C And * Jeſus went about all cities and townes teaching in their Qpnagogurs, and preaching the Golpel of the -kingdeme, and Healing euery ſickneſſe aad euery bie gaie among the pcople. e : 36 * But when he atv he multituse.bee had compafiton vpon thent, becaute tiep ere diſperſed, and ſcattered abzoad , as eepe hauing no chepheard. 37 Then fait he to his arlciples, * Sure» lyther. fem. 28 (Qherefoze pray the Lor of the hata uef, that he would ient forth labourers in to bis barnett. * AOT APA IINE A 5 Chrifi fendeth out his Apoftles to preach in Fudea. 7 He gimeth them charge seaching them, and comforting thes agarnft per fecation. 20 The holy Ghoft fpeaketh by his minifters. 28 Whom we ought to feare. 30 Our hasres ave counted. 32 To confeffe Chrift. 37 Not to lowe our parents more then (brift. 38 To take up our croffe, 39° To fane or loſe the life. 4o To receiue the preachers. * he called his a ae tobim and gaue- them power againt pneieane pirit, rocalt thet ont. and to peale cucry ticackelfe, and ettety dta ET 2 Rew the naines. of the twelue ate thet. MRG aud Audzew his brothers James Chap. x. harueſt is great, but tht labourers are apo Spall canle them to die ees) ae fonne of Zebedcus, and John his bro⸗ ther 3 Whilipand Bartlemew: Thomas and Matthew the Pablicene: Paines ve fonne of Aiphens, and Lebbeus wyer ſurname was Thaddeus: x 4 Simani the Cauanite. and Judas Iſcariot who alio betrayed hun. $ Thele twelue did Jens lend forth, and commandéd them, faping, Soe not inte che wap of the Gentties, and into the cities of the Samartitanes enterye not: ' 6 But woekather* a the lok ſheepe of the houleor Fira. NEURI 7 *Qndas pe goe, preach, faye, The kingdome of heauenis at band. 8 Heale the ficke: clenſe the lepers: raiſe bp the dead: calf ont the Devils. freely pee Jane receined, freely ging: 9 * Poſſeſſe not golde, nop filuer,noz money in pour||'girBles, — 10 {202 a (crip foz the tourney, neither to toates, neither {joos no? aitatte: * for the Wozkeman ts worthy of his meate, If *And into whatſoeuer citie o2 towne pee fhalicome, enquire whois worthy in fe, and there abive ttil pe go thence, : -12 Gnd when peeconie into an bome, fa- tite the-tantie, 2+" 4 Racan 13 AnD if the honle bee worthy, tet pour peace come vpon it; but ifit be not worthy, tef pour peace retärneto you. = =~ 14 * And wholoeuer WHat not receine yot nol Beare your words, whenyr Depart out of that houfe,o2 that citte,* dMaktof the duſt Otpont TEREE RE PUN UE ee ee 15. Truely 3 fay onto pott it ſhallbee ca: fict for then of the lande of © Dopomeé and Gomozrha tn the dayof iudgement, then for that cite, it s 16 -€ Behold, 3 fend you as Heepein the mids of molues: beyetherefore wile as ler- pents,and |f innocent as Bones. i “iry But bewate ofmen.fez thep will delt· uct yau vp tothe Connes, and willcourge yeu m theirypnagogues/ G- i oo 18 Andyce halt be brought tothe goner· nours and Kings for my take, in e tottnelfe to them and to she Gentiles. 19 *Butwhertbhep delier you bp, take Rg thought paw oL what ye Hati{peake : for tt haltbe ginen yout that houre,what yee Shalt fay: —— — PE 20 Foz itisnot yee that (peake, Sat the Hpirit of pour father whicy ſpeaketh ta you. 21 Gnd the * bother halt betray the bza- ther to death, and the father the fenne, and the children fhatt rife again their parents, Ano ve haltbe* Hated of all men f My Mame: *but He that endureth to the env, „be ſhall be ſaued. 23 And when chey perleente fou in this tity, eer inta another: fo: verily Jay tie topom pee Hall nor fintth all thecettes of Iſ⸗ racttilthe + Donne of man be cone. Luke 2ur6. Lukes, 17, ‘Mart 3.13. luke21.19. b To profiti + “Bhd todoe goad, and not to beeidle. i And will comfort you 2% THe irki Dimon, called “gine manifett cuideisce of his prefence: snd he fpeaketh not of th fill fending but of the Whole time of their Apon letbige i 24 PES > — The Apoſtles fent out. 445 fer. men for fOr, the xealsus. 4451346. _ a For the kinge ~ dome of Géd muft firft bee preached vnto them,becaufe Chrift was efpe- + cially promifed © vnto-them: Luke 10,9. D. He coniman- deththemto ofe erthemfelues | freelytothe Lords worke without refpce&: $ of gaine or lucre. § Marke 6. 8. luke 9.3. ANGD22.35: Orspromsde not 1 c Beeaulehee * W fendeth them nog ford long-time, F but onely for ondi journey, ‘he de= ff fendeth the ; things that mighay letthena: neithe ment, 3 \Or,purfes. Q DTi luke tog. Luke 10 8, Marké6. 146. luke 9.5« As I 3. 5. and 18.6: d To Genife tha therrland is pol. luted, & that yo confent notto $ their wickednes, e Who were nom Luke 10. 3e. hOr ſimple. ; f Notreuenging rong, much] fig ing wrong. to make che inexcufable. - N Marke 13.11 om luke i? ri. Fo take thecte Te. Luke.6 40. zoba i 2.16, and t5. 20. Chap.12.24. k It was the name of an idole which } fignified thegoi of flics, gnd in defpice Peo! was at- ributed to the deuil, tead 2. King »5.2. and the wicked cal- ~ Jed Chrift by this name. Mar. 4.22,luke 8.17 and 13,2. J Which in thofe ‘countryes are fo made chat men may walke vpon them. 2.Sam. 14. 11. alts 27.34. Marke 8 3 8, Lake 9. 26. and 12,8. SUNAN m And acknow; ledge me. his oR- ly Sauiour, Luke 2.5%, in He giueth vs inward peace in - our-coniciences, ut outwardly we muĝ haue watre with wicked iworldlings. ° Which -thing ] 24 * Che dilciple ts not about his mas ſter, no: the ſeruant aboue bis ioo. 25 Sits prough forthe diſctpieto bee as his maiter is, and the ſcruant ashte Lov. Afthey haur called the maer ot che boule k Beeischud, gow much moze them of bis bouioto? ò 26 Feare them not therefore: “fer there ts nothing coucreD, that thallnat beenilcto» ſed no hid, chat Hall net be knowen. 27 Wibat Fte pou in darkeneſſe; that Meake pe tn light: and what pee heare nthe care, that preach ye onthe houtes. 28 And frare pe not them which kell the body, burare notabile ta kit the foule but va therteare hun, which ts able to Deroy both foule and body in hell. 29 Are not two ſparrowes (oid fe: a fat- thing , and one of them thal net fall onthe ground michout pour Father? 30 * Dea, and all the haires of pour head ave thumbed. l j 31 Feare vee net therefore, pe are of moꝛe palue chenmany (parrowes. 32. *CGihaloener therefore (hail confeſſe me before men, bin will 3j confefic aiio bes fore my father, which isin heauen 933 ut wholoruet Hall dente mee before men, him wil F alls denie Vefore mp Fatyery whichis in heauen. ra ) 34 * Thinke not that Jam come to fend z peace into tle earth : 3 came net te fend peace, but the ſword. : 35 Fo Zam come to ſet a man at o Dari- auce againſt his father, and the Daughter as gatini her mother, and the daughter in law agatuſt her mother in law 36 *And a mans enemies Mallbe they of his owne houſhoſd. 37 He that loueth Father og mother moze then mee, ts not worthy of me, And hee that commerhnot ot joucth onne o} Daughter moze then ace, ts the propertie of not wozthy of ime. - hrilt, but pro= ‘ceedeth of the malice of men, which louc not helight,bur arkenefic, and are offended with the word of aluation, { Micah.7.6. | Luke 14.26. Chap. 16.244 jenarke 18.34. plake 9.23. Cand 14.29, 38 "Ano he that taketh not his trone, ahd P followerh after meis not worthy of me. 39 He that will faucbes alite, hall lore. bane be that loſeth is life foz mp Cake, thal we tt, 40 Dee thatreceiueth pou, receiueth mes and he chat receineth me receiueth hun that h hath ſent me. etn 4E * ethatrecetueth at Pꝛophet tn the name of a Prophet thal receita PDrephers xeward: and he that recetucth arighteous fi man, in the nante ofa tighteotis matn, ſhall receluethe reward of a tightcous mait, 42 * And wholoeuer Wall giue vnto one ef thele iitrie ones to dꝛinke a cuv aof colde fp Alfo they that water onely , in the nameofa Diiciple , vee inuentany other rely J fapwntopon, bee ali not lole pis ree ` f way to honour. ward. pGod,then that . hee hath perfcribed by his word, follownot Chriſt, but goe befote im. q Hethat doeth preferre his life before may glory. Leke ro. $16.20b4 13.20. r We mult renerence Chrift in his feruants, and re- ceiue them as fent from him, and honour them for their office fake. Aar.ↄ 41. | | T LŠ a € CHAD E EE E Chrift preacheth, 2 Iohn Baptift fendeth bis adifciples unto him. 7 Chrafts teſtimnie concer- ning Chrif and Foha. 20 Chri upbraideth the vasthankefullcsties. 25 The Gofpels reueiled to the fimple, 28 They that labour, and are laden. 29 Chrafts yoke- A AD itame topate, that then Jels bad made an end of commaunding bis twelue difciples. he Departed chence to teach and fo preach in their cities. y 2 ¶ And when Zohn heard in the pmi fon the workesof Chꝛiſt, hea fent tive of bis diſciples, and fard vito him, 3 Arethouhee that hould come, e? Mall we tooke fozanother? iy 4 And Jelusaniwering Bid vnto them, Goe, and thew John whatthings pee haue heard and (cence. $ The blinde recetue ſight, and the batt goe: thelepers are cleanfed,and the Deafe heave: the dead ave railed vp, * € thel poo receiue the Gaipel, 6 Gud blefledis hee that Hall not be® of: fended in me. 7 And as they departed, Telus beganto ſpeake vnto the mniticude of John, hat went pee outinto the wilderneſſe tofe? A creche ſhaken with the winde? 8 But whatwent peceutte fee? Aman clothed in ſoft raiment? Beholde, they that weare (oft clothing, are in kings joules. 9 But what went pee our tolee? A Pꝛo phet? Mca, jj fap onto pou, and 4 moze then a Poppet. laid 04 3. 19 Foꝛ this ts hee ef whom ft is witten, * Bebolve, J fendany meſſenger before thy tag > which Wall prepare. thy way before -IL Gerily 3 fap vnto you, among them whichare+ begotten of women, arole there Not a greater chen John Baptiſt: notwith· fianding hee that isthe f leat inthe king · Domeatheauentsgreaterthethe. ` - 12 Ano from * the tine of Zohn Baptilt Hitherto,the kingdome ofheanes e ſuſtereth plolerice,and the stolent take tt by foice. =- IzZ~ For all the Pꝛophets andthe Lawe bpopbheliedbnto opn. 14 Audif pc wiilveceine‘tt,this ts*Cit- as, which was te come. Is € ie that hath cares to beare,let him care. 16 * Büt whereunto Gall g liken thts Generation? Jt is like vnto little chilen which fit in the markets,and call usto their elicwes, 17 And fap, lUe hane piped vnto you,and pe haue not Danced, we haue mourned vato pou and pe baue not lamented. IS.. jFoz Jobn came neither cating no? drinking, and they lay, De beth a deuul. §.Matthew. OflohnBaptift. Wifedome inftified. Luke 7.18 19. a Notbccaufe John was igno- rantof Chrif, but y he mighe teach his difci- ples that his ofe fice was to lead them to Chait, I fz. 61.4, liskeg 18. Or, the Gofpel is preached to the * poore. b That take na occafion by Chriſt to be hin- dred from the Gofpel, c A manincon. ftant, For the Pro- phets declared Chrift long be⸗ fore he came,but Tohn as it were pointed him with his finger, y Malach, 3-1, luke 7.27,28. e Which were begotter and borne by the meanes of man, and after the common courſe of nature: for Chritt was con- cejued by the holy Ghoft. f The leaft of them that fhall preach the Gof- pel in the new ehate of Chrifts Charch, (hall aue more cleare knowledge then Iohn,and their meflage fhall bee more excellent, Luke 16, 16. wing lohn. 18 The opinion ofthe people conce- 19. Che fonne of man came eating auB g Mens zeales drinking, tthey fay, Behold, a glutton and are inflamed with a diinker of wine,a friend vnto Publicanes defireto receive and ſinners: but * rotledome is wiftified of Gods mercies Her chilen. offered andare 20 ¶ Thenbegan he ta vpbꝛayd the ci» mot greedy to Wet Ai b : hease the word, b They propheciéd thingsto come, which now we fee prefent , end “more cleare, 1 Meaning his teftimony concerning Iohn. Mal. 4.5. Luke 7.31532. || Or, fang mourninely, k They thatare wile in- deed, acknowle ge fy wifedome of God in him , whome the Pha- tles contemne,tead Luke g.29, Luke 1033. tthe, Chritts yokeis eaſie. 1 Cities of great merchandife full of difolution and wantonnes, |! Or,therefore, Luke 10,20. m Faith cometh not of maas will or power,but by the fecret illumi- nation of God, which is the de- claration of bis eternall counſcll. I * 3.3 $ ohn 6.46. 7 Which feele the weight and grefe of your finnes and mife» ries. o Tobee gouer- wed by the (pirit, andto mortifie your affections. Tere 6.16. 2.John 5. 3. Mar.2,2 3. luke 6.3 .deut.23.250 1. Sam. 2 1.6. a Neceſſity ma» keth that lawful, + which is prohibi- ted fora certaine reſpect, in things appertaining to” eeremonics. £Ex0d.39.33> denit.8 ,31. and 24.9. Namb. 28.9. b Not thar the Priefis brake the Sabbath in doing that which was commanded by the Law, burhe Ipeaketh thus to ties wherein moſt ofhis great woꝛkes were Done, becaule they vepented not, 21 oebe to thee, Choꝛazin: Aoe bee ta thee, Bethlaida;: fertt the great wezkes, tebich were Done in pou, had beene done in IG pus and Hiton they had repented iong agone ustackcloth and aſhes. 22 || But J fay unto pou, it Hall be cafter for: Cyzus and Biden at the Day of iudge- sient, then foz pou. : : 23 Ana thou, Capernaum, which art lif ted vp unto heauen.halt be brought Downe to bell: tor ifthe agreat workes which bate bene tone in thee, bad beene Done among themof Sodom, thep had remained ta thts ay. 24 But? fay vnto yon that it Hal be ea· fier toz them: of the land of Sodome in the Day of tudgcment,then fo? thee. 25 * St that time gelus anfwered, and lapo, J ginc thee thankes,® Father, Loa of heauen and carti, becauſe thou haſt pw theit things fromthe wiſe and men of vn⸗ He Abpea 5 aNd Hak opened them vnte a ES. 3y D $ 26 Jtislo,D Father, becauſe thy good m plealure was tic). 27 NAul things are giuen vnto mee okmy Father; and*no man knoweth the Sonne, but the Father: netther knoweth any man the Fatyer bnt theHoune,g he to whom che Homne wil reneaiehim, 28 Cone vnto nie, all pe that are wea. ry and laden; and J will eale pou, 29 Take mp poke on peu, and tearne of Hie, thatZ am meeke and towwly in heart, and pe hall Bua * reft vnto pour ules. ; i 30. * for my poke is calicsand my burden ight. CHAP. XII, 3 Chrift excufeth ha difciples which pluck the ares of corse. no He healeth the dried hand, 22 Helpeth the poffefed that was blind & dumbe. 31 Blafbhemy,, 34 The generation of vipers, 35 Of good hae 36 Ofidle words, 38 Hee rebuketh the vafarthfull that would necdes bane tokens, Chap. Keo. ave blameleſſe? 6 But Iſap vuto you, that heere is one greater then the empir, 7 herelez tf ypeknow what this ís,” J twill haue mercy,and nat facrifice,yes would not haue condemned the annocents, 8 Foꝛ the Sanne of man ig < Lod, euen of she Sabbath. 9 *Anv bee departed thence, and went into their Synagogue. 10 And beholde, there mas aman which had his pande dated vp. And thep afac in, ſaping, Js itiawfullro heale vpon a — Dap? that they might accule im. Ik And be ſayd vnto them, pat man fali there bee among you, that Wali haue a fheepe, and if tt fall ona Sabbath Dap —— will hee net take tt and lifter ont ? ; I2 ow much moze thenis amanbetter then a ſheepe? therefore it is lawtullto Dog wellona@abbath dap. —. 13 Then layde hee tothe man, Stretch foosch thine hand. And be ſtretched tt forh, and ttwas made whole as theother. t 14 Then the Phariſes went ont, con⸗ pe againſt him How theymight deſtroy ile 15. But when Jefus knew tt. he departed thence, and great siultitubes tollowed Gm, and he healed them all, 16. And charged them that thep ſhould not make hint knowen, iG 17 Chat it might be fulfilled, which was {poken by Cfatas the Wrophet.faying, 18 * Beholde my teruant whom J haue choien, mp beloued in whom my {ouie de⸗ lighteth: “J will put my ſpirite on binn anoe all ews iudgement te the Gen· tes... 19 We ſhall not € rine, no? erp, ueyther ſhalany man beare bts voice in the ſtreets. 20 A! blen reede Mali ve not breake, And finoaking flare Wall hee not quench, tillber bing foeth iudgement s vnto yic- 49 And [heweth whois his: brother, fifier, and toig mother.· A Tthat time Jeſus went on a Sabbath trut Day through the corne, and his Dtictpies ` were an hungres, aud began to plucke the cares of coꝛnẽ and to eate. $ 2 And when the Pharifes ſawe it, they fayd vnto him, Bebolo,thy diſciples Do tyst ui isnotlawfull to doc vpon the Gab- ati. 3 But hee layd vnto them, *2 Haue pe not read what Dawud. vin when bee was an dungred , and they thatewere with bim? 4 Wow he entred into the houleof Good, and ate the ewe bread, which was not lawfull for him to cate, nepther fo2 rhen which mere with bun, but onely foz the Peieſts? 5 D2 baue pee not read in the Lawe how that on the Sabbath dayes the Priettes in the empie *> bake the Sabbath, and confute the errour of the people, who thought therSabbath broken if any aceeſſary worke were done that day, 21 Andindis Mame Hall the Gentiles ü 22 ¶* Then was brought tobimone pof fefled with a Bertil, torb blinde ant dDumbe, and he healed bim, ſo that be which was blind and Dumbe, both ſpake and faw. 23 Andailthe people were amazed, and Spd, Js not this the onne of Dauid? 24 Wut when the Phariſes heariit.they RD, Chis man caſtẽth the deutls no other⸗ wie dut, but though Beelsebub the prince of deuils. 25 But Jelus knew theirtheughts, and faydtothem, Cury kingtome dinite? a: gaik it ſeife, balbe (brought to naught: and zuerycitie oꝛ boule diuided agatnit it felfe, Mall nat and, j — 26 otf Satan taſt out Datan, beis di» uided againſt himlelte: Home allthen his kingdome endure? 27 Allott Ithrough Beelzebub eat out Dents, bp whome doe pour children caſt them out? Therefor they Ball bee pour iudges. One blindeand dumbe. 446 ' Hofe 6, 6. chap. 9.3%. c ‘Chrilt hath power to excmpe his -from Keeping of the Sabbath, feeing the feruice required in the Temple, wasable to exculethem: that labouredin- thefame. Mar.3.1. lake 6, G: Ifa. 43.13 d Theright tradety of gonernment, not onely to thei Tewesjbut alfo $ to Rrange nati. 7 ons. ie e He hall not make great noyfe,nor feeke: cutward pompei and glory. j f Hewillbeares with them that be inſume and- weake. i g Chrift thalle uercome all iets which-hinder the courfe of theGoy, fpel,& then fha give fentence as. i a conqutrour a4] gainftall bis eneff mics, * pi Luke tt:14o. ¥ Chap.9. 346 i mar, 3,225 4 Name, albeit iti was -exprefly a- $ F idle words. S, Matthew. 1 Hedeclareth 28 Gut fF cak out deuils by the Spirit othe Pharis of Gad, thennis the kingdome of God come thar chey werein vuto pou. two fortshisenes 29 Els how can aman enter intoa ſtrong mies, noronely manshoulz and ſpoile bis goods, except hee becaule they cid, firt Dindtheitrong man,and then (potle pis 45 Then he goeth, and taketh vnto hin f euen other t(pteites wore then biméelfe, and they enter trand dwell there :* andthe end of that man ic woꝛſe the the beginning, —— © fall tt be with this wicked genera» g . forfakehim,but,. Houle? oa. i ; ` 46 @ * Ahile bee pet ſpake to the multi- aifomakeopea 30 {9e ithat is notwith mee, tsagain&{ tude beholde, bis mother, and bis abrethren pate againſt me:and he that gathererh notwith me lcate Moos withont,deliring tolpeake with hin. im, tereth. 47 Then one laid vnto him, Bebold, thy Mar 3.28, 29- 31 * Where J fay vnto you, euery fin, mother and thy brethren and without, Be- lake 12.10, and blalfpbemp thallbe korgiuen vnts men: firing to ſpeake with thee. 1 john 5.16. but the blaſphemp againk the holy Ghoſt thal k Thatis,hethat not be foꝛc,uen unto men. ſtriueth again’. 32 And wholoeuer ball peake a word as thetructh, which gaint the Sanne of mam, ithal be korgiuen heknowcth, and bim; but whoſoeuer Hall ſpeake agami the againit bisowne kholy Ghalt, tt hall noc bee forgiuen him, conitience,can- nepther in this world, ng in the worlde to “not returne to come, 2 Epther make the tree good, and his 48 But be anfwered and faid to him that told him, Cho ig my mother? and who are my brethren? 49 And hee ſtretched koorth his hand to- ward is diſciples, ¢ apd, Bedold my * mo- therand my bꝛethꝛen. i §O Foz whoſoeuer hal Do my fathers wil which isin heauen, the Caine ts mp bother and lifter and mather. CHAP. XIII. fepentance:for -133 he fianctha- femit goods 02 elfe make the treet euill, and ‘geinktheholy his trutt enill: fo? the tree is knowen by the Ghok.. , fruit; E 4 dad ‘YOr,corrupt, . 34. Di generationsef vipers, how can 3 The fate ofthe kingdome of God fet forth by ‘fOr broods. you ſpeake good things, when vee are cuill’? the parable ofthe feeds 24 Of thetares, 3» Of ‘Luke 6.45. Joz of the ꝛabundãce of the heart the mouth the maſtard feed. 33 Ofthe leanen. 43 Of the ‘1 Muchmore ſpeaketh. ? treafure hid inthe Feld. 45 Of the pearles, 47 ey (hal giue ac- goad man out ofthe good trealure of Aad of the wet. 57 The Prophet is contemned in “fount oftheir art baingeth foorth good things: anv his owne cosntrey, ' blafphemics. anant man out ok an eutl creative baingeth ee * fame Dap went Felis out of the boule ana fate by the fea fide. 2 And great miltitudes reſorted onto him, fo that hee went into a thtppe,and fate — and the whole multitude ſtoed on t [4 012. tp 3 3 Then he ſpake many things to them in parables (apifay® chols,efolper went korth to (owe. 3 À 3 - 4 And as he ſowed, ſome fel by the mapes tide and the foulescame and deuoured them s 39 But he anlwered ann faid io them, An Yp. i to refifthis do~ euiliand e adulterous generation feekety a - 5 And fome fel vpon tony ground, where @ine -~ figne.butno figne ſhall be giuen vnto it faug they bad not much carth, anon they peung © Theywerebe the fiane of the Prophet Jonas. vp, becaufe they had no depth of earth. mebattards& 40 * for as Jonas was theee dayes and 6 And when the lunne roſe vp,they were degenerate from thee nightsin the whalesbellp: fo fhallthe parched, and fozlacke ef rooting withered them holy ance- Donneof man bee three P dayes andeheee away. fiers. nights m the heart of the earth. 7 Gnd fome fell among thoznes, and the WL17.0210 Ai Chemenof Minene thal rele in iudge⸗ thoznes {prung vp and choked them. Hetaketh part ment with this generation ,andcontemne “8 Homeagatnefelltn good ground, and of the day for- it: foz thep*repented at the preaching of brought forth fruite, onecorne sis hundreth hewholeday. Jonas: and behold, a greaterthen Jonas folve, (ome ietie lolde and another thirtie Their vicked forth enillthings. < words hall bea 36 Gut Flap vite pou, that of enerp! i» fuficient proofe dle woꝛde that men-fhall ſpeake, thep thail to condemne the giue account thereof at the Dap of tudges wngodly ,ifchere ment. - 37 Forby thy words thou halt bee iu- ſtified, and by thp words thou Malt bee con- hapr6.1deke demned. : 4.29.0.cor8.22 38 C * Then anlwered certaine of-the n- Thiswasto, DHcribes and of the bariles,faying, Pa findfomencw > fter," we wouldfeeatigneofthee. ` fhift orpretext were no.other things -i Ionas 3 is here. kolde 1g Whowaa i 42 The Queene ofthe South hatiri 9 hee that bhath eares to heare, let him „poore ſtranger, in iudgement with this generation and Hal heare. Ai bd and yet théle = z condemincit:fo2 He camefrom the vermof— © Io C AH theaifciples came, and faya Knownorthe — partes of the earth to heare the wiſdome of to him, (iby ſpeakeſt thou to thera in para⸗ Aeſſias which ` - Solomon; and behold,a greater then So· bles ? S fwas promiſed to lomon ishere, Ir And he anlwered and ſaid vnto then betheirking. 43 @ * Aotwe when the vncleane ſpirit Bee ít is giuen vnto pou to know the ſe · 5* ro.e isgoncontofa man, bee walketh though trets of the kingoom of heauen, butto them 2chrong.t- DHE § Daye places ſeeking reſt, and findeth itisnot iuen. Fincomming to mine honfe, frem whence Icame:and when Toner h tirom bim, Hall bee taken a- fee Salomon,and Hee is come, hee findeth it empty, wept and ; way, enen that he hath. nother perlon: - garnifged, Ys i hath 13. Therefore eake Tto them in para» bles, bet auſe they eing; Dac not fee: ehea Gi Aian es 14 @o a} ‘ thy The parable of the feed fowen. fMeaning,anine _ finite number, t IfSatan becat out,we muft watch RAI that he enter not a- gaine: for fince hee was once mans old gueft, he knoweth eue- ry hele & corner of our houfe, 2.Pet.2.20,heb, 6.4 and 10.26. Marke 3°3 Te luke 8.20. u This word ig f Scriptures fig- nifieth oft times, euery kinſman. x Chrift prefer= reth thefpirituall kinred tothe cainall. Marke 4e Te buke 8.4.5. ; a All defired to heare his do- Grine, but thete was not like afe~ &ion inall, b- He theweth thatall men cams . not vadesiiand , thefe myftcries, } and alfo maketh his diſciples more attentie, c The Gofpel is hid tothem that perith. Chaps2§.298 d. Chrilt increa- feth in his.chil- dren his graces, e Euen that which he fec- methto bauc. The parable expounded. 1/4,.6.9.mar.4. a 2, luk .3. 10. ioh, i 2.40. acts 38.26.r0m.11,8. f That which the proptiet referreth to the ſecret courfell of God, is hereattributed tothe hard flub- bornneffeof the people: forthe one cannot bec feparated from the other. g Towir, the glory of the fonne of God,to acknowledge him their Saui- our. Luke £0.24, Marke 4 15. y dake 8.1 le Or, was [owen h Heteacheth thae the good & the bad hall be mixt togethr in the Church, to the endthat the faithfull may arme themfelues with patience and contancie, i Chrift mesacth onely that che Church fhal! ne- ner be without feme vicked men, although they bec neuer ſo fhatply punifhed by fuch meanes as he hath left to purge bis Church I So in them iz fulfilled the prophetic of Cistas, which propkefiefapth, * By heas ting, pe fall heare, and Mál notunderitand, any teeing yee Hall fee, and hall not per» eiue. 15 £ Foz this peoples heart is wared fat, and their cates are Dul of hearing, and with their eyes Dane they winked, leat they Houldice with their epes, and heare with tbeir cates, and thould vnderſtand with theie hearts, and Would returne, that J might heale then. 16 But bleſſed ore pour eyes, foz they s fees and pour cares, to? they hearg, I7 *Foꝛ verely 3) fay onto you, that mae hy Prophets and righteous men bang def red to lee thole things which pee fez, and Daue not ſeene them, and to beare thole things which pe heare, and haue net beard them, 18 Q * eave pee therefore the parable of the ſower. 19 Cibhenforuce aman beareth the word ofthe kingsome, and vnderſtandeth tt not, the euill one commeth, and catcheth away that which was fowen in hts heart:and this ishee which || hath receiued the ſeede by the way fide. : : 20 And hee that recetued ſeede in the ſtonie ground, ts hee which heareth the Wwozde, and incontinently with toy recei= ueth it. A 21 Vet hath he no roote in himlelfe, and Bureth but a ſealon: fozas foone as tribula- tion o2 perfecution commerh beeaule of the word by and by He ts oftended. 22 And he that recetucth the {eed among thoznes,is hee, that heareth the woe: bur the care ofthis wod, and the deceitkulneſſe oftiches choke the wove, and be ts made vnkfruitlull 23 But he that receiueth the leede inthe good ground, is he that heareth the word, ¢ vnderltandethit, which allo beareth fruite, and biingeth foorth fome an hundzeth fold, fome firtte fold,and fome thirtte folde, 24. @ Another parable put he forth vnto them, faping, Che kingdome of heauen ts ute o aman whitch ſowed good ſeede in ts field. 25. £ But while men lept there came his enemic, and (owed tares among the wheat, and wenthis way. . 26 Andwhenthe blade was pums vp, and brought foosth fruit, chew appeared the tares alfo. 27 Thentame the feruantsof the houle: holder, and ſayd vnto him, Datter, ſowedſt thou not good leen in thy fieldr fron whence then hathit tares? AG, 28 Ano hee faydto them, Whe envious man bath done thie. Chen the ſeruants ſaid vnto him, cAilt chou then that we goe and gather them pp? —F 29 ‘But hee dayd, May, let while yee goe aboutte gather the tares, pee plucke bp alia with them the wheat... 30 ilet both grow together vntill rhe harnet, andin time of harucit J will fap to the reapers, Gather yee frit he tares, and bind chews it ſheaues to burne then; Chap.xiij. ` Parables. 447 À but gather the heate into inp barne. J 31 &*Anether parabie hee put foorth une Marke 4.30,31. tothem, laying, The kingdome of heauett lake 13,19. ig like puto a graine of muftarD ſeede, | ma a man taketh and fowerh in bts 3 ede: 32 Cbhich indeed is the * leat of allfeets; k Thisteachech but then it is growen it isthe greateſt a: vsnottobeaftos | mong berbes, and ittsatree, fo thatthe nifhed at the — ` bicos of heautn come and build in the bzan» ſmall beginnings thes thereof, of the Gofpel, 33 @* Anotherparable ſpake he to them, Loker 3.21. The kingdoime of heauents like vnto lea· nen, which a woman taketh and hideth in ane peckes of meale, ! till all bee lea» uened. 34 Q * All theſe things ſpake Jeſus vnto the multitude in parables, and without parablesipakebe not vntothem, 35 Chat tt might be fulfilled, which was fpoken by the Prophet, laping,* 3 willopen my mouthin e parables, and willvtter the things which haue becn kept lecret from the foundation of the world. + and fententions 36 Then lent Jels the multitude a- proucrbes,rothe way, and went into the boule. And bis endthat the dos diciples came vnto bim, faytng, Declare Grine might bunto vs the parable of the tares of the hauethe more ficla. maieſtie, and the 37 Then anſwered he, and ſayd to thew, wicked mighe De that ſoweth the good iced, is the Oonne cherebybecon- | ofman, i founded. 4 38 And the fielde is the wolde, andthe l i good (cede, they are the chulbzen of the king> Dome, andthe taresare the childzen of tye wicked, : — 39 And the enemie that ſoweth then, is the Bemil,*and the haruelt ts theend of the Lee 3. 13. wold and the reapers be the Angels: TEIA ISi 40 As then the tares are gathered and burned inthe fire: fe Hall tt be the ende of this world. i 41 The Sonne of man Hall lend koorth bis Angels,and they fall gather ont of bis Ringdome allthings that» offend, and thet n The wicked which doe tniquitie, x which hurt o- 42 And Hallcatt them into afoznace of thers by their an eine fhall bee wailing and gnaſhing euill cuamples, of teeth. 43 * Chen bali the tut men Hire asthe Day,12.3. Sunne in the kingdome of theit Father. wifdsz.7, ue that bath gares to heave, let hun heare. 44 @ Asaine, the kingdome of heauen is like unto a treaſutre hin inthe field, which win a man bath found, hee hideth it, and- foz ioy thereof departeth, and ſelleth all that he hath,and buyeth that Acid, 45 CAgaine, the kingdome of heauen is 2 amerchant man that {ecketh good. pearies, .. 46 (Aho having found a pearle of great: pice, — and folne all that dec had, and: ought it. =- 47 @Againe,the kingdome efheauenis ; c- @ like° pnto a Draw net catt inte the (ea, that rechin allthings S gathereth ofall kinds of things, thatcomein the Si 48 Cbich, whenitisfall, men dꝛaw to w land, and fit æ gather the goedinto velſels, p and catt ther 629 away. word fignifierh. A 49 So malice at the end ric ae a rottenthing®. l By this he ad» monifheth them to waite tillthe fruit ofthe Goe pel oes arke 4 Phista i m This word fignifieth graue o Itisakindof @ nchthat gathe- ay. | The Grecke H ft: | q Becaufethe | wastoexpeund the Scriptures he there albe wailing And gnahing of teeth. < malt haue ftore |. of fundry & am- ple inſtructions. <- f Mencommon- ; ) lynegle&them, not his mother called Bary, * aud his | bses - whom they haue- them James and ` Knowen of chil- ~ fo-lesofthem A Prophet withouthonour, The Angels hall goe foorth, and ſeuer the bad from the iut, + FO And thal cat thé into a fornact of fires Scribes office meanech him 51 € Jcfus fayd vate them. Gnderitany thatdocphintere pee all thele things? They fayd vnto him, i prer them aighe, Vea Loꝛd. OT L anda : 52 Then fayt hee unto thein, Cherefore the ſpirit. euery IDeribe which ts taughe vnia the r the preachers kingdome of heauen, islike vuto an boule of Gods word holder, which bringetlh foozth out of bts © treafure things bori new and oid. 53 ¶ And iẽ came to pafe that when Fe Mar.6.1, luke 4. thence, 16, 54 *Qnd came into bts owne countrep, John6.42, and taught chem in thelr Synagogue, to hOr coufins, that they were altonica , and (apd, Gibeuce | Mar.6.4. luke 4. commeth this wiledome and great wozkes 34.t0.4.42,44- vnto this man? 55 Is not this the carpenters ſonne? is Joes, aww Dimon anv Judas? * dren:alſo they dlo 56 And are not bis ſiſters all mith ts? ja emie themofthe CQijence then bath he ali thete things? » famecountrey:& ſuch ts their in⸗ Gratitude, jthey: without ponour, flaue tn his own countrey, §7 And they were offended with hinn Then Jefus faid to thein,” A prophet is net ` take lightocca- and in his owne bouke. fiontocontemne §8 Andhec did not many great workes the gracesof. thẽre, foz their vabrlicfes lake, God in others, CHAP. XIII. , 2 Herods opinion concerning Chrift. 10 Toba x whi beheaded, 19 Chrift feedeth fine thsufand men with fue loaues & two fjhes, 23 He prates inthe msuataine. 25 He appeareth by night vato his asfcspl:s upon the fea, 31 And faucth Peter. 33 They confefe him to be the ſonne of God. 36 He healeth all that touched the hem of ha garment, _ Marke 6.144 SCrthat tune Herod the Cetrarch hear luke 9.7. - A ofthe fame of Jeius, a Hefpake after 2 And laid vnto his ſeruants, This is thecommonet- John Baptita bets ru againe froin rhe rour:forthey cad, therfore greate wozkes are wroughe shonghtthatthe by him. 3 * For Hered had taken John ge bound that were depar-- hint, Eput him tit pation for Merovias fake, ted,entaedinto his bꝛother Phillis wie. 4 another body, 4 Fo: Zohn fayd vnto him, Jt ts wet b To approuchis * £ iawwfull fo? thee to hane Her. : refurretion, and 5 And when hee wonld haue pit himto toget him grea- Death, he feared the multitude, becauſe they ter authoritie, counted himasa* Pꝛophet. Marke 6.19, G But when Herods birth vay was kept, luke 3.19, the Daughter of ierodias BaunceD before Leustr8.1¢6, them, and plealed Herod. and 20.21. Giherefore he ¢ promited wrth an oth, © Alwel becaufe thathe would atue her whatloeuer (He would fature abhorreth afke. ; ' fuch horrible 8 And he being before inſtructed of her inceft, as alfo mother, ſayd, Giue mee bere John Baptiſts that hee had bead ina platter. taken herby And the king was y: neuertheleffe forcefromhis hecauleoftheothe, and them that ſate with brother. him at the table, bee conmunanded it to be gi- Chap.2%,26. uen her, — d The promiſe Io And ſent, and beheaded John in the was wicked:but pꝛiſon. yet it was more the vileto beobfRinate in the fame,thathe might feeme conflant, S.Matthew. fus had ended thele parables, bee Deparced - Ii And his head was brought ina plate fer,and ginen ts the maa, and he brought it unto her mother. 12 Andbisdilciples came, and toske yp bis Lanes butied it, and went, and tolde Jeſus. * 13 * Gnd when Jelus heard it, hee depar⸗ ted thence by hip into a eDeiert place apart. And when the miutitude had heard it, chep followed bin afecte outef the cities. 14 And Felis went fomth and fame a Great multitude,and was sioued with cont pain toward them, aud bee healed iheir icke, ly Gand when euen was come,* bis Di ciples caine ta him, laping, Chis is adelert piace, and the boure ts already pat: let the multitude depart, that thep may gatate the Cowes, and buy them victuals. 16 Gut Jeſus fayde to them, Shey haue po fneeBeto goe away: gine pee chem to eate. 17 Thes fayd they vonto bini, Ae haue here but fine loaues and tina fiches. 18 Gade aid, Being them hither to me. 19 And becommanded the muitituae to fit Downe on the gralle, and tooke the fine loaues and the twa Aies, and looked up to heaucn and] bleſſed, and brake.and gaue the loaues to bis diſciples, and the dilciples to the multitude. 20 And they did all eate, and were ifs cenana they toske uy of the fraginents ipat remained, tovrlut baſkets full, 21 And thep that had eaten, were about fiue thouſand men, beſide women and littie chidren. 22 CA ſtraightway Feuz eg compel⸗ ten His diſciples to ater into amip ,-and to goe ouct befoze him, while he lent the multi tude away. 23 Ano alfoone as bee had lent the mul- titade away, gee Wet vp inte a mounraine aicise to pay: * and wheiitheeucning was come, be was there alone. 24 And che ip was now in the middes oftheſea, and was toſſed with waues: tor it Was A coutrarywind. 25 And in the b fourth watch of the nighn, Felis went vnts them, walking on the fea. 26 And when his diſciples faw him wal: king on the fea, they were troublien, laying, Jets a ſpirit, and cryed ont for feare. 27 ut itraighiway Jels hake onto them, faving, i Be vf yoon comfort, Feis 3: be not afratd. 28 Chen Peter anfwered Hin, and fayd, Malter, tfit bee tiou, * bio mee come vñto thee on the water. 29 And he faid Come. And when Veter Was come Downe out ofthe ip, he walken on the water,to goe to Jefus. 3 30 But wheñ he ſaw amtabty wind, hee was afraid : and as be beqanne to finke, be cried, faying, Datei laue me. 31 Hotumedtatty Telus Kretched forth his hand, andtaughehim,and fapa to dint uD thoi ot little taith, wherefore didde _ thon doubt? 32 And agong as they were come wo Flue thoufand fed, | Or,earKeit. Marke 6.33, luke 9.10. e Totheintent <- that his difciples now after their ambaflaze might fomewhat reft them,or els chat he might inftrag them to greater enterpriles. Marke 6.3 5. luke 94 2e ohn 6.5. f Chriltleaweth them not defti. tute of bodily nourifhment, which feeke che foode of the foule. Or, prayed and gaus thanks te od, g The difciples vere loth to «lee * from Chriſti but yet they fhewed their obedience. Mar.6. 46,47. 10h 6. 16,57,18. h Thenight was divided into foure watches, whereof cuery one contcined three houres. i The prefence of Chriſt ma- keth his bold. k His zeale was great,buthe had not fafficjently confidered the meafure of his faith, . 1 His enrerprife tyas [co great, and therefore he mult needs fall into danger, when his faith failed. m Chrift core recteth bis fault, and alfo giueth remedy beth a once, | ig FO — AEFT Træitions. Marke 6.54: nit feemech they * wereled witha certaine ſuperſti⸗ tion, notwith- _. flanding our Sa- ~~ wiour would not "quench theimo- King flaxe, and therefore did beare with thefe {nall beginnings. Marke 7.145. a Menare more rigorous to ob⸗ feruetheir owne traditions then Gods comman- d:ment, © fOr yneate. ELxA, 20. 12. deu. 5. 16 ephe ſos. a. Exod,20.17- leit. 20 9. prou.20 20. b TheScrives difpenfed with them that did not their dueti¢s to their owne p ‘rents, fo that they would re- sompente y fame to their profit by their offerings. Ifa 29.1}. c God wii} not behonouredac: cording to mans fantafie, but de- tefteth all good ded on his word. Chap. xv. the tip, the winde ceard. art the fonneot Gov. ] 34 €* And when they were comeoner, they came into the land of Gennelaret. 35 And when the men of that place knew bim, they fent out into ail that countrey round about, and beaught unto pim all hat were liche, t 4 36 Andbefought hin, that they might touch the bemmie cf bise garment oncip: and as many as touched tl, were wave whole. CHAP XY. 3 Chriexcufeth his aiſtaples, asd rebuketh | the Scribes and Pharifes , fortran/[greffiag Gods commandment bytheir owne traditions, ¥3 The plant that ſhalbe rooted cut. 18 Vhat things de- file aman. 32 He deliyereth the wean of Casa- nees daughter, 26 The bread of the children. 30 He healctl) the ficke, 36 And feedzth foure thou- fand mea,hefides women and children, Tn cameto Jeſus the Sctibes and 6 Phartles, which were at Ferulalem, aviñg. Tapp doe thy diftiples tranſgreſſe the tradition of tye Elders? for thepa wally not their hands when they eate || bread. 2 But he anfwered and fad onto them, CGhy doe ye allo tranſgrefſe the commande: ment of Sut by pour traditton? ; 4 * for Hod hath commaund¢d faving, Honour thy father and mother: * and hee stat penen father o2 motheriet him Die the cath. : § But pe fap, holener ſhall fay tofa- thero: morier, > Wythe gift chat is effered by me thou mayek bane pofiit, - Though hee honour nor his father, o2 his mother, fhal be free: thus baug pee maze the commandementof God of no authoeitie by pout tradition, A 7 D hypocrites, Claias prophecied well ot you ſaying, 8 * Chis people maweti neert vnto me With their mouti, and hondureth mec with thelippes, buttheir heart ts favre oſttrom mee. Butetn vatne they worſhip mee, teas ching for Doctrines meus precepts. Faith obraineth. 438 x 17 Percelue pee not pet.that whatiocuer. 33 Chen they that were inthe hip, came entreth into the mouth goeth inte the belipgs and wozivipped him, laying Ofatrurhthou and te cat into the Deaught? 18 But hole thinges which proceed ont ofthe month conic from the heart, and thep Driiic the man, ig Fo out of the heart * come enill thoughts, murthers, abultertes, fognicatt> ons thetta falie teſtimonits, finders. 20 hele ave the things which defile the man; but to cat with vnwaſhen handes, de⸗ fileth not the man. 21 *And Jens went thence, and Depar: feb into the coaits of Tyzus and Didon. 22 And beholde, woman a Canaanite came ont of the fame coattes, and cryed fapa ing pnto hin, Paue mercy on mee, D Lod, the ſonne of Dawid: my Daughter is mite» rablp vereco with a deuil. _ 23 But hee aniwered her not a worde. Then came to him hes diſciples, ¢ befought bunstaying, e Seno her away, for he crveth atrer bs. 24. But he anſwered, and fayd, J am not eee vnto the * loi ſheepe ot the boule of ſraͤel. 25 Wet Hee came, and worshipped him, faping, Ema helpe me. : 26 And beanhwered, and (aid, Jott not Sood to take the childzens bead and to cat itohwbhelpes, — 27 But he faid, Crueth, Low: pet in Deed the whelpes eat of the crununes, which fail fron their matters table. 28 Then Jelus antwered,and {aid vnto Her, D woman, great is thy i faith be it to thee, as thou delirelt. And ber Daughter Was mad? whole atthat hour, 29 ¶ So Jems *went away fromthence, andcameneere unto thelea of Galile, and faa i a mountaine and fate Domne bere, 30 And great multitudes came buto Hin, * baning with them halte, blinte Dumbe, maimed, and many other, and cate rob ARE atFclusfecte, and ee healed’ BEM, 31 Inſomuch that the multitude monte. reo, to ſee the dumbe {peake, the maimed whole, the halt to gor, and the blinde to lee: and theyglorified the God of Iſxael. 32 * Chen Fels called hts diſciples vnto G * aes Z f All vices pros cecde of the cor- rupt afte@ion of the heart, Marke 7.24, g The difciples were offended | at her imports nitie, Chap.19.6, h Chrifteaileth - them dogges,or - w: elpes, which were ſtrangers from the houfe - of God. ; i Chrift granted her petiton, for- her faiths fake, , and not at the requett of his di(ciples, Marke 7.3%. Iſa. 35. ,6. Marke 8.7, 10 * Thenheecalicdthe multitude vnto Him, and (aid, * 7 hauecompaonon this k Chrilt cannot itand. : Il That which goeth into the mouthoe- Marke 7. 14,15, leth not the mat, but that which commeth Tohn 15.2, d Ail they which are not grafted out of the mourh,that defilech the man. 12 Q When came his diſciples, and laid vnto him, erceiued thou nat.that the Pha⸗ mlcfas Thriſt by. tiles are offended tx hearing this faying? freeadoption, and euery do- &.ine thatis not eftablithed by Gods word. e They are not worthy to be qi- red for. Luke 6.39. - Marke Fe. 13 Wut hecanfwcred and kato, * d Cuerp plant which mine heauenly Father bath not planted, halbe racted up. j 14 ¢ Let them alons: they be the *blinve leadersof the blinde: anu if the blinde leade the blnde, both Haiti fall into the ditch. 15 ¶ Then anſwered Peter, and ſaid tobim, Declare vats us this parable. 16 ben laid Felis, Ave vee vet witout vnderſtanding? ime already three dayes, and bane nothing to eate:and J will not let thom Depart faking, left they faintin the way. 33 Aud His dilſciples ſayde vnto him, intentions, which bim, and (aid site them, Weare and vnder⸗ multitude becanſe thephanecontinued with forger thofe that- are not groun⸗ follow bim. ‘Thence Houta we geto much bread in the eo Ele i Hoult fufitce to great asul- 34. And Teis ſald vnto them, How mae uplaakes haue yer? andthep ta, Deuce and a fewlittieRhes. : 35 Then he commanded the multitude to fit Bowne on the ground, 36 And tooke the ſeuen waues, andthe’ fiſhes, and gaue thanks,and brake them,and gane ta bis diſciples, and the diſciples to the . multitude. 37 And they Did alieate, and eye He | The Pharifes leauen. | (Or, Megadan. * Chap. 12. 38. marke 8. 11. luke 12.54. a Although they did not agree indoGrine,yet they ioyned to- gether to fight againſt the tructh b Mentempt God either by their increduli- tie,or curiofitie. e Which apper- taine to the hea- uenly, and ſpiti⸗ tuall life, (hap.t2.34- d Chrilt (halbe to them asa Jonasraifed vp - fm death, Ionas 1,17. and 2%. Marke 8.14. duke tzi WOr,reafoned ` with themfelues. e Atokenof Chrifts diuinitie, të knowe mens thoughts, Chap.14,17- iohy 6.9. Chap. 15 34» f We may bold- ly by Chrifts ad- monition reic& and contemne ced:and they tooke bp of the fragments that remained, leuen baſkets full. 33 And they thathaa eaten, were foure —— men, betine women, and litle chils zen. Ae 39 Ther Iets Cent away the multitude, ana cooke ſhippe, and came tate the parts of Magdala. CHAP. XVE 1 The Pharifes require a token. 6 Ieſus war- neth his difciples of the Pharifes dockrine.t6 The confelfion of Peter, 19 The kepes of heauen. 24 The fasthGll mufi bearethe croffe, 25 To winne or the fe. 27 Chrifts comming- “pe “came the Phariſes and Saddu⸗ E c2s,and did tempt him, vekting hin ta Her them a ane from heauen. 2 But he anfwered,andfatd vnto them, WAhen itts euening, vee lay, Faire weather: foz theſkie is redne. 3 Aud inthemomingye ay, To day Mall bee a tempelt: fo: the feieis redde and low⸗ ring. D hypocrites, ye can diſcerne the face of thefkie, & canpee not difcerne the « lignes ofthetunes? — : 4 * The wicked generation, and adulte⸗ rous fecketh a figne,and there Wall na ligne bee giuen it, but the 4 ligne of the Prophet * Jonas: fo he left them and oeparred. s ¶ Andwhen his diſciples were come tothe other lide, they had * forgotten to take bread with them. 6 Then Jefus aid unto them, Cake heede and beware of the teanc of the Pha⸗ rifes and Sadduces. i 7 And they || thought in tbemfelues, [oying > It is becaule wee paue brought na ead. 8 But Melus knowing it, fayde puto them, D peeoflittle faith, why thinke pou thusin pour felues.becaule pee yane brought no bean? t 9 Dee pee not yet perceiue, neither res member the fue leaves, when there were * fine thoufand men, and how many balkets tooke yee up? IO Neither the fuen loaues when there were * foure thoufand men, and howe many batkets tooke pee yp? II Ahy percetue pee not, that faid not buto pou concerning bread, that pee ſhould beware of the leauen of the Phariſes and Saddüces? 12 Chen vnderſtoode they that hee had not fain, that they ſhould beware ofthe leas ucn of bread but of thefvoctrine ofthe Pha⸗ tilts, and Hadduces. 13 ¶ Mow when Jene came into the coatles of Celarea Philippi, bee alked his ail erroniousdo- diſctples, laytitg, CAhome Doe men fay that &rine and mans, inuentions,and ought onely to cleauetothe © wotd of God. Marke 8.27. luke 9.18. John 6.69. the Sonne of man am? ” 14 Gua thepfato, Dome fay, John Bay» tit: and fome, Citas: and others, Jeremi⸗ &3, 0 one ofthe Pꝛophets. Is Wee ſaid vnto them, Wut whom fap pee that FJ am? 16 Then Simon Weter anfwercd, and fin, * Thou art the Chriſt, the Sonne of the liuing Gov. n i 9 17 And Ichis auſwered, and ſaid to Yik, uh. % S.Matthew. Bleſſed art thon, Simon the fonne of Jo: nas; fore fleſh and blood hath not reuetled it vnto thee, but mp Father which isin hea: uen. 18 And F fay allo vnto thee,that thon art Peter, and bpanh this rocke J will buila mpy Church: and the gates of hell Hall not ouerceme it. f 19 k Anu J *will gine vnto thee the kepes ofthe kingdome af heauen, an’ whatloeucr thou Malt! bindevpon earth, Mall be bound in heauen: and whatfoeugr thou Wale i loole on earth albe looted in heauen. 20 Then hee charged hts ailcivles, that tbey ould m cell no man that be was Jeſus the Omit. 21 €" From that time foorth Jeſus be: ganto ew vnto his diſciples, chat he mutt go vnto Jeruſalem, and (afer many things of the Civers, and ofthe hte Peieſtes and DHeribes, and be Maine, and rile againe the third Bay. j 22 Then Beter tooke yim aſide, and be- ganto rebuke bim ſaying, Datter, pitie thy telfe: this hall not be vnto chee. 23 Thenbee tuened backe and ſaid vnto Peter, Set thee behind me,° Hatan: thou art an offence vnto me, becauſe thou vnder⸗ andet not the things that are ok God, but thethings that areof men. 24 Jefus then faiu vito hts diſciples, * FE any man woul follow mee, let him foz oer himlſelte, and take bp his crofe and fols sw me. ; 25 For*mwhoruer wil p fane piztife hal lofe tt:and whoſoeuer ſhal lole hts life formy fake wall indit: 26 * Fo what Hallit profit aman though He ſhould win the whole world, tf be loſe hig owne foule? oz what Hall a man giur foz ree coimpente of his foule? 27 For the Sonne of man (hall come in the glory of hts Father with his Angels, and * thei Wall hee giue to euery man according to his deedes. 23 * Aertly J fay vnto yon, there be fome of then that and here, which thal not taſte of Death. a till they Daue ſeene the Gone ol man come in his kingdome. of God, either of malice, as did Iudas,or of rafline Thekeyes, g He meaner& any thing thar isin man, fn John 1.42. h Vpon that faith whereby thou laft con. fefled and ac- knowledged met foritis groun. ded vponanin« fallible trueth, i The power of Satan which ftandeth in craft and violenges — k The ie ' of the Gofpel open the gates of heauen wich the word of God, which is the night key: fo that where this’ Wordis not purely taughe, there is neither Key nor authori- tie, Ich 20,23. 1] Condemne by Gods worde hOr ab folur, m Becaute hee would yet ins | {tru@ them and not prevent his time. n He would plucke out of their hearts that falfe opinion, which they had of histemporall kingdome, o Which word fignifieth an ad · uérfarie who re- fifteth the will fleand arrogancic, as Peter did.Chapter 10.38.marke 8.34 luRe 9.2 3.añd 14 27.( hap. 16.39. marke 8,35. luke 9.24. and 1733. p That is, whofoener thinketh to faue himfelfe by *orlaking Iefus Chrift. Marke 8.36. luke 9,25-20h2 12.25, Pfalme 62.12 rom,2.6. Marke 9.1. lukeg. | 27, q This was fulfilled in his reftrreGion, which was as an entry into hi, Kingdome,and wasalfo confirmed by fending the holy Gheft whcreby he wrought fo great and fundrie miracles. Cw AP. XVS 2 The transfiguration of Chrift upon the mortn~" taine of Thabor. 5 Chrift ought to be heard. 11.13 Of Elias and Iohn Baptiſt. 15 He healeth the lø- natiche. 20 The power of faith, 21 Prayer and Sifting. 22 Chrift telleth them before of his paſſion. 27 He payeth tribute. A —— — A jou * after fire Dayes Jeſus tooke He- * Marke 932, r ter, aud James, and John piz bother lake 9.28 and baought them bp into an hie mountaine |Or;the fixt day apart, 2 Quo ? pY afters The force of faith. a Chrift fhewed them his glory, that they might not thinke that ` hee futfered through infirmi- tie, bur that he offered vp him- elfe wiilingly to dic, b Bythefetwo witnefles are re- prefented the Jaw and the Pro: phets, which lead vsto Chriſt, c After Moles and Elias depar- ture, Petrer fea- ring he (hould ` Fote that ioy full fight, fpeaketh as a man diftraG, and would haue lodged them ir earthly boufes, which were recei- ued in glory. Chap.3.17. 2 pet.1.17. d We arerecon- ciled to God by Chrift onely, e Chrift is our chicfe and only fchoolemafter, f And fo wor- fhipped Chrift. g For men would not haue belee- ued them,before that Chrift had made his glory « more manifelt by hisrefurre ion. Marke 9.11. (hap.rt-14. malac 4.5» Mar.9. 14,17. luke 9.38. b Hefpeaketh — chiefely to the Scribes, who be- gan to brag,asif they hadnow — gotten the viĝo- rie ouer Chrift, becaufe his dif- ciples were not able zo doe this miracle. nle 17.6, i By thismaner of {peach he fig- nifiethahat rhey fhoul ie things by theinfarh,chat fhould feeme impofiible- weake faith, is prayer, which ha 2 And wase tranffigured bekore them: and his face did fine as cheDunne,and bis clothes were as white asthe light. 3 And Behold, there apycared > vnto them Woles and Elias, talkingwith him. 4 Ehen anlwered Peter, and faid to Jeſus, Datter, tt is < good foz vs to be here: if chou wilt, let vs make ere thee taberna⸗ cles, one fo thee, and one fo: Moles, and one for Elias. § huie bee yet pake, behold, a bright cloud chadowed them: and belold, there came a voice out of the cloud, faying, * This is my beloucd Sonne,’ in whome J am wel pleaſed:· heare him. 6 And when diſciples heard that, they £ fell on their kaces, and were loze afraid. 7 Then Fetus came and touched then, and fata, Grile,andbe not afraide. 8 Aud when chey lifted vp thetrepes, they faw no man ſaue Jeſus onely. 9 ¶ And as they came Downe fromthe mountaine, Jefus charged them, faving, Dhewe the bilion to no man, evntillthe Horne of man rile againe from the Dead. _ to * And bis difctples aſked bim, laying, Cliby then lay the Dcribes that* Citas mut frit come? ; I: And Jefus anſwered, and faid vnto them, Gertainely Elias muk firt come,and reſtore allthings. 12 But FZ fay vnto you, that Elias is come already, and they knew bin not, but baue Done yato him whatſoeuer they would; lkewife pall allo the Sonne of man lifter of them. i. 13 Then the diſciples perceined that hee (pake vnto them of Jon Baptit. 14 C* And when they were come tothe multitude there came to him acertain man and kuceled Downeto bust, 15 And id, atter, haue pitie on my foune : foz beets lunatike, and is ſore vexed: foz oft times bee falleth into the fire, and ott times intothe water. 16 And J brought hin tothp diſciples, and they could notheale him. 17 Chen Jeſus anhwered and aid, e D generation faithicile and crooked how long new thal J be with pourhow long now ſhaũ 3 Ker you? bring hun hither to me. 18 And Jefus rebuked the deutll, and he went out of hun, aud the child was bealea atthathoure. — 19 Then came ý difciples to Jeſus apart, ane (aid, Ahy could not we tat hintoni? 20 And Jeus {aid nro thew, Becauſe of pour vnbelicfe: fo: *veriiy 3 day tuto you, ff yec hane faiti 2s much agis a graine of mu⸗ ſtard (eede,ye Wall fay vnto this mountaine, hands 02 twa fecte, to bee calt into euerlaſt⸗ i Remooue hence to yonder place,and tt Hal remoouc: and nothing malbe vnpoſſible vn- to you. —J — 21 Howheit this kind goeth not out, but by k prayer and falling. — 22 Amd as || they abode* in Galile, Je- k -The beft remedie to ftrenethent afting added toit , 2s an helpë ro thefame, |\Or,were conuerfant, or, returned inta Galile, Chap. 20. sginarke 9,31 luke 9.44.4nd 24-7. + * rę Chap. xviije Tribute. Little children... 449 fus fata vnto them, The fonne of man Hall be delivered into the hands of men, 1 The Greeke 23. And they Hall kill hum, but the third word is (didrach- Day ſhall he rile agatne; and they were verp ma) which was Ril. ? of value about 24 (and when thep were come to Ca- ten pence ofolde pernaum, thep that recetued ! polle money, fterling money, came to PBeter, and ſayde, Doeth not your and the I fraelices Water pay tribute? paide it orce by _ 25 Yelatd, Yes. And when he was come the law,Exod, 30 nto the boule, Jefus prenented him,laying, 13.and at this Ahat thuukeſt. pon Simon? Dt whom Boe time they: paide ie the kings of hẽ earth take tribute. o2 polle to cheRomanes, money? pf thew chuldzen,o2 of rangers? m Of gineocca- 6 {Octet laid vnto him, Of ttrangers. fion to forfake Chen laid Jelus vnto hin, Chenare te the riere chilozen free. n Thewor 27 Neuertheleſſe, let wefyoula™ offend (Starera). them,go te the ſea, and cat inanangle, and contei take the irt ffo that commeth vp, t when didrach thou haopened bis mouth, thou ſhalt finde isvale a" piece oftwentte pence: that take, gine fiueg tt vnto them foz me and khee. ſt CHAP, XVIII, 1 The greate/t inthe king dome of heauen:3 He teacheth his diftiples to be humble & harwelefre, 6 To auosde occafions of cusl, 10 Notto contemne the little ones, 11 Why Chrift came. 35 Ofbro- therly correction. 19 Of the authoritie of the Church, 19 The commendation of prayer and god- Ly affembties. 2x Of brotherly forgiuene ff. 1 Ve* ſame time the diſciples came vnto Jeſus, laying, 2 Abe is the greateſt in the kingdome of heauen? t 2 And Jefus called a little chile vnto thereward be- him, aud (er him inthe mids of them, fore they hane “ 3 Aud fatd, Gerily J fay vnto pou, ex⸗ taken any paine: cept pee be* conuerted, and become as litti¢ and whereasthey b chtldzen, pee ſhall not enter ifto the kings ould haue hol- Dome of heauen. a psnand reueren ⸗· 4 Ahoſoerner therefore ſhal humble him· ced one another, felte as thts little child,the fame is the grea- they were embi · tet in the kingdowie of heauen. tious, & defpifers § < And wholocuer Wall receiue luth a li⸗ oftheir brethten, tle child in my nanie,receinety me. Chap.rigige % * But wholocuer hall offend one of ¥-cor.14.20. A theft little ones which beleene inme, tt were b Notin lackeof — Mark o zgi luke 9.46. a They ftriue for better foz bum, that acmtlitone were hanged diſcretion, bur about bis necke, and that be twere Downed that they benot in the Depth of the fea. vaine glorious, «Cloe be vnto the world becauſe of of: feeking to ad- fences: toz it muftneenes bee that offences vance themſelues hall come, but woe be to that man by whom to worldly ho- the offence commeth. ~ A -pours 8 WMAherekore, ikthine hand o: thy foote c Hecalleth taule thee tooffcnd , cutthem off, and caſt them little chif- them from thee: it isbetter foz thee to enter drennow, which into life, halt, o2 maimed, then bauning tiwo bumble them- felues with al] hu⸗ militie and fub- iection. Marke 9.43. luke i7. i d Theword fig nifieth a great ' milftoné which an affe turneth: and it is [poken in re(pe of that whichis turned with mans hand which isleffe, e Chrift warneth his to take heedg that they fhrinke not backe from him for any euill example or offence that man can gius . Chap, 5.39 marke 9.45. Lh io Dee y ing fire. 9 And ik thine eye caule thee tooffend, plucke it out, and tat it from thee: it is better foz thee to enter into life with one eet ie hauing two eyes, to bee caſt into ell fire. The loft fheepe. The debt. AChrift roucheth the caufe of this offence, which is pride & difdaine of our inferiours. P fal.34.7- Seeks God hath comimaun- ded his Angels to take the eharge of his children, tke wicked may be affured that if they defpifethem, God will reuenge their caufe. Luke 19.10, h We may net lofe by our of- fencethat which God hath fo dearely bought. Luke 15-4. Leuit.9 17. ecclu.t9 13. bskei.35 ^ iames 5.196 i Wherewith thou mayeltbe ottended: hee {peaketh of fe- cret or particular 10 t Hee that pee delpife not one of thele litle owes : for J fay bute pousthat in heauen their * s Angels alwayes behold the tace of my Father which ts in heauen. IL Fo” the Sonne of man is cometa biang that which was lott. 12 Wow thinke pee 2 * Jfa man haue an Hundreth cheepe, and one of them bee gone aftray, Doth hee not leaue ninetic and nine, and gog inte the mountaines, and ſeeke that whichis gone attrap? PAPAS $ 13 Andi lobe that he find it,verily J fay vnto you, hee reioyceth moze of tat ſheepe; si ofthe ninetie and nine which went net aitray. 14 So it is not the will of pour Father which is in heauen, that one of thele little ones ſhould peri), —— > 15 ¶ *Moꝛeouer, if thy brother treſpaſſe S. Matthew. 28 But when the feruant was departed, hee found one of his fellowes, which ought binan hundreth o pence,and be laide hands on him, and tooke him by che theoate,taping, Pay me that thot owel, ‘ 29 Chen his Fellow fell down at his feet, and belought bim (aping, Appeale thine an- ‘ger toward meand J will pay thee ail. _ 32 Vet hee would not, but went and cat dtm into pation, till he boul pay the Debt. 31 And when hrs other fellowes law what was Done, they were very foie, and came, a Declared onto their matter ail that was one. 32 Then his maker called him, and fad to him, D euill leruant, J forgaue thee ail that debt, becauſe thou pꝛayedit me. 33 Oughtelt not thou alio to haue hav pi- fi on thy tellowe, euen as J han pitie on agatnttithee, goe andi tell him bis fault thee betweene thee and himalone: if hee heare thee,thou bat wonne thy brother. f 16 But ikhe heare thee not, take pet with thec one o2 two, that by the * meuth sftwo 02 Ene witneſſes cuery word map be confir: med. 17 Andif hee will not vonchlate to heare tbem, tellit vnto the * Church: andifbec refule to heare che Church allo, let htm bee vnto thee asan heathen man, and a Publi⸗ cane. i 18 Clerily T fay vnto you,* CAhatloeuer finnes and not of pee l binde on earth, Wall ber bound in bea- open or knowen to others, lOr reproze him, Deut 19. 15. sohn 8.17. hebr.10.28. 2.cor.13.1- k He meaneth according to the order that wasa- mongt'se Tewes, who had their counfellofan- cient and expert men, to reforme maners, and exc- cute diſcipline. This aflembly reprefenred the Church, which had appointed them to this charge. 1 (or.§ 4 2.thef.3 t4 J Inthe to.chap. 49. he meant this ef doGrineand here ot ecclefia. ſticall difcipline, which dependeth ofthe doGrine, John 20.23. Or done to. Luke 174. uen: and* whatiocuer pee loole on earth, Mall be loofed in heauen. 19 Againe, Cerily J fay vnto you, that iftwo of pou Hall agree in earth vpon anp thing, whacloener they Halldelire , te ſhall wee ſcginen them ok mp Farber which isin heauen. 20 Foz where two o: three are gathered together in my Mame, there am 3 inthe mids of then. : 21 Cen came Peter to bim, and fayde, Waiter, howe oft Hali my brother finne a- gainit mee, and J hall forgiue him? *vnto fruen times? — ; 22 Jeſus faid buto him, J lay not to thee, Unto leuen times, but pnto ™ ſeuentie times feucntimes. i 23 Therefore is the kingdome of heauen likened vnto a certame King, which would take acount of bis ſeruants. $ 24 And when bee had begun te reckon, pne was brought wnto bim, which ought him ten thoufand talents, 25 And beceante hee had nothing to pay, His matter commanded him te be folde, and his wife and bis childꝛen, and all that hee had. ant the debt to be paide. 26 The ſernant therefore felldowne, and befought him, faping Walter, appeaſe thine anger towarde mee, and J will pay thee R = = 27 Then that Ceruants matter had com paml, and looſed him, and forgane him thg cht. m Wee muftbee continually ready to, forgiue and bee forgiuen. n Acommontalent was valued at threcfecre poundsic me alfo were greater, and fome leſſe. 34 Sobis matter was woth, and Deli- Uered Him to the iaplers till be ould pay all that was due vnto him. — 35 Do likewile tall mine heauenly Fa- ther Doe vnto pou, except pee forgiue r from your hearts, each one to bis brother their treſpaſſes. CHAP, XIX, 3 Chrift ſheweth for what caufe a woman may be diuorced. 11 Continenciewa gift of God. 14 Hee recelueth little childrens 16 To obtain: Life euerlaſting. 24 That rich men can fcarfily bee faued, a8 He promifeth them which have left all tu follow him,hfe euerlafting. AS * it came to patie, that when Jeſus had finiſhed thole fayings, bee Departed from Galtle,and came into the coatts of Jus Deg beyond Jordan. — 2 And great multituses followed him, and be healed them there. — @ Then came vnto him the Phariſes tempting hun, and laying co him, Js tt law- an ma man to put away his wife fo? cuerp ault? 4 And he anſwered and faid vnto them, Haue pee not read, *that hee which made peas * the beginning, made them male and emale, ; 5 And fid, *Fo: this canle, wall a man leaue father and mother, and cleaue vnto We ae > AND they * twaine ſhall bee one [4 $ Us : 6 Cberefore they are nomoz twaine, but one fley. Wee not man therefore put a- eee that, which God hath coupled toges hers 7 They laid to bim, Aby did then*ABoe fes commannd to give a bil of Dinezcement, and to put her away? 8 Hee laid vnto them, Woles, becault of the > harduelfe of pour beart, ſuffered you to put away paur wines ; but < from the begin: ning tt was not fo. 9 3 fay therefore onto vou,* that whoſo⸗ euer fall put away bis wite, ercept it bec for whozedome, and marrie another, commit· teth adulterie: and whefocuce marrieth per which is Diuozced, doeth commit adul- erie, IQ Then {aid his Dilciples to him, JE the matter Diuorcement. o Which amoun- teth of our mo- ney to the fumme of 25 .fhillings, or very neere,and wasnothing in reſpect ofthe former,which his mafter for- gaue him, p God efteemeth onely the heart and affe@ion. Mar.10eke llOr cauſe. Ene.. 27. Gen.224 1.00 6.1. 6.cphef-7. 32, a They that a- fore were as two fhallbe now as one perfon, lOr. per for, Deut. 24.1o b It was to a- uoide the cruel-· tiethat men. would haue vfed towards their wiues, if they had beene forced to retaine them in their difpleae fure, furie, and malice. e Thatis,at the beginning, and by Geds ordi- nance, Chap. 9. 32. marke tO: 1. lake 16,18. 3.607.7 He d For this band cannot be broken at mans pleafure, Chap.xx. Atichman. e Somebyna- matterbee fo betweene man and wife, ttis tureare vnable not good te marrie. to marri¢,and IL But he fayd vnto them, Allmen can fome by arte. not receiuc this ching , faue thep to whom it f The word fige ts gtuen. ; nifieth(gelded,) I2 for there are ¢ fome fchafe, which and they were ſo made, tecaufe they fhould keep were fo bone of their mothers beliy: and there be fome chalte, which bee made chatte by men: and there bee (ome chaſte, e which theehambers of Daue made themlelues chaite foz the kings uoblewomen, Bemeofheancn. iet that is able to receiue forthey were this, let him receine it. iudged chrtte. 13 @* Then were brought to him little g Whichhaue childzen, that hee ſhould put his andes ou thegiftofcon- them,¢pray : ¢ the diſciples rebuked chem. tinence,and vie 14 But Jelus fayd, Duffer the little chil- ittoferueGod Dzen, and forbid them not to come tome ; fo? withmorefree of lich ts the kingtome of heauen. liberty. Ig And when bee had put hishanbdes on h This gift s not common for all men,but is very rare,andgiuen all 3 Doe, that F may haue cternalt life? tofew: therefore 17 And bec fayd vñto him, -cdiby calle y men maynot thou me good? there is none good but one, rathly abftaine eüen God: but tfrhou wilt enter into life, from mariage. * keepe the commandements. Chap.18 3. 18 He ſayd to him· Ahich? And Jeſus mar.io.i 3. fatd,* Thele, Chou halt not kil; Chou halt luke 18.15. net commit adultery: Chou fhalt not Teale: Aarhe is 13. Thou Walt not beare falle witneſſe. luke 18.18. Ig Monour thy fathrrand mether: and, i Becaufe this yong man knew them, be Departed thence. 16 € * And behold, onecame, and faya buto hun, Good mafter, what good thing Thou halt loue thy neighbour as thy fife. 20 * The yvong man fat vnto him, J haue nothingin leſus Jobferned allthele things from my pout): Chriftbuthis what lacke Iyet? manhood, hee 21 Itſus ſaid vnto him, Ff thon wilt bee leadethhimto periect,goc,™ (ll that chou halk, and giuc tt higherthings,to to the pooꝛe, and thou palt hane treature in theintentthat heauen, and come and follow me. bis doGrine 22 Gud when the yong man heard that might better faping he went away fozrowwlull; for be had take placts great a poſſeſſions. k Hefpakethis thathemight learne the know bim(clfe. Exo 2013 dett. 5 19 rom 12.9. Marke 10.25. 1 He boaftech much,becaufeas yet he knew not himfelfe, m Chrift hereby difcouered his 23 Chen Iclus fayd onto his diſciples, Clerely 3 fay vnto you, that a rich man pall hardly enter into the kingdome of heauen. 24 And againe J fap vnto you, Fit is ea- fier foza \\ camelto gee thorowe the eye of a needle, the for a rich man to cuter into the RingdomeofGov. ; 25 And when his dilciples heard it, they Were ercecdingly amazed, laying, CAho then cant be ſaued? 26 And Jeſus beheld them, and layd pn- ta then, Cith men this is vkpoſſible, but with God allthings are poſſible. hypocrifieand 27 @*@benanlwered Orter and faid to caufed himto - him, Bebold, we baue foztaken all, and fol- feelehisowne lowen tiec: what Mali we baur ? f weakenefle,not 28 Gnd Jeſus ſaid vntothem, Uerely J generally com- manding allto doe the like, n What hinde- faptoyou, that when the Sonne of man fhali fit in the throne of bis Maieſtie, pee which followed mee Pin the regeneration, Thepenie. 450 * hall itato bpon twelue thrones, giunge Luke 22.30. the twelue tribes of Iſtael. : — 29 And wholſoeuct thal korſake houſes, oꝛ ſcience which Drcthzcn, oꝛ ſiſters, oꝛ father, o2 mother, 02 Gods children wife, 02 childzen, 02 lands, toz my Rames feele euentn fake, bee Hall recetue an a hundreth folve their afAi@ions, moze,and ſhall inherite cuerlaiting life. is a thoufand 30 * But many chat are firt, hall belat, fold more worth and che lak Malbe firt. then all worldly treafures. CHAPA Xe ‘ Ch2z.20.16 mer. 1 Chrift teacheth by a ſimilitude, thatGods io. 31. lek. 3-30 debter unto no man, & how he alway calleth men toh labour, 18 He admonifbeth ther of hes paf- fion. 20 Hee teacheth bas to fice embitisn, 28 Chrifi papeth our ranfome. 30 Hee giucth two bind men thes (ght, F2: the kingdomof heauen is like vnto a certaine houſhoulder, whtch went out at the Dawning of the Day to hire labourers n= rance men haue by riches. [Or.cable rope. o Who can frame mens hearts fo, that they hall notfet their minds on their riches. Marke ~ 30.28.luke1838. p Inthisworke whereby theworld ischanged, renued and regenerate: ortoioyne this word with the fentence fol- lowing,and fo take régeneravion for the day of ludgement,when the ele& fhall in foule and body enioy their inheritance, to the end that they might know that it isnot ſuſſic ent to haue begun orce, tobts vineyard. 2 And hee agreed with the labourers foz &* penie a Day, and (ent them inte bis vince- ard. ; 3 And hee went out about the > thirde boure, and fawe other tanding idle in the market place, 5 4 And fapd onto them, Goe pee allo into my vineyard, and whatloeuer is right, J wil Site pon: and thep went their way. S Againe he went out about the firt and ninth boure and Did likewile, 6 Aud bee went abont the clenenth hours, and found other tanding wile, and {aid vnto them, CAby tand yee Here all the Day tole? oe: 7 They fayd onto him, Becauſe no man hath hired vs. We faydtothem, Goe ye allo into my vineyard, and whatlocuer is right, that Mall ye receiue. 8 € And wher cuen was come, the Ma⸗ {ter ofthe vineyard fayd vnto hts eward, Cail the labourers, and gine them their at the laſt, tilf thoucometo the firſt. 9 Aud they which were hired about the e- leuenth boure,came and receiued euery man a penie. 10 Wow when the kirk came, they firppe- fed that they would receiue moze, but thep likewile receined cueryman a peny. II Qnd when they hadrecetucd it, they murmured againſt the maſter of the houle, 12 Daying, Chelc lat haue wrought but one houre, and thou bak made them cquall bnto vs, which haue bozne the burthen, and beate of the Day. 13 And he anhwered one of them, faving; i Friend,F Boe thee no wong : diddeſt thou irot agree with me foz a peny? 14 Gakethat which ts thine owne, ant goe thy way: J will gine wnto this lat as much as to thee. 15 Jsit netlawful for me to Do âs F will Wit) mineowne ? Fs thine epe < euil becauſe 3 ain good? 16 *Ho the lat ſhalbe firft.and the firk taf ; * for many arecalled, but few choſen. 17 “And Jefus went vp to Ferulalem,and tooke the twelue diltiples apartinthe way, and fapt bute thea, Lii2 18 Bes a Which was called denaritzy” and was of value about foure pence halfepeny of olde money, and was coms moaly a worke- mans hire, : b They diuided theday into twelve houres, fo that the third wasthe fourth part ofthe days fixe of the clocke was noone,nine was three of che clocke after din- ner,and thecle~’ uenth heure was an houre before the Sunne fet, Or.Fekow. c Or, ermions becaufe of my liberalitic? Deut, 15.9. Chap.19 30. marke 10.318, ake 13.39. d therefcre eue- ry man in his vo- cation, as he is called firft,ought to goe forward, and encourage others ,feeing the hire is indifferent forall, (hap.23.14- Marke 10.330 luke 18,38. agi To flee ambition, Fob 18.32. Marke 10.35. e He ferteth the croſſe before their eyesto draw them from ambiticn, calling it a cup,to figai- fethe meafure ofthe aff Gions, which God hath ordeined for euery man: the which thing alfo he calleth bap- tifme, F God my father hathnot given me charge to be- ftow offices of bonour here: but to bean example of humilitic vn- to all, Marke 10.41." luhe 22.25. Phal. 7. Marke 19.46, luke 18.35. 13 Behold, we roe hp to Jerufalem, and the Bonne of man walbe deltuered vnto the chiefe Pꝛieſts, and vnto the Acribes , anv they thailcondenine him to Beat, . 19 And * hal Deliver bim ta the Gentiles to mocks and to ſcourge, and to criicitic him : but the third Day be tall riſe againe. 20 * Then came to him the mother of Zebedeus childzen with Her ſonnes, woz- tipping him, and Dering a certaine thing of hint. } 2 I And he fayd vnto her, Ahat wouldeſt thou ? Shee layd to bin, Graunt that theſe my two ſonnes may üt, the one at thy right fi band and theother at thy left hand in thy kingdome. 22 And Jels anfwered, and ſayd, Wee knowe not what pee afke. Are pee able ro Brinke ofthe + cup that J thal vinke of, and tobe baptized with the baptifme that J hall be bapitscd with? Thep laya to him, iee are able. d s 23 And he laid onto them, Pe pal minke indeedeofinycuppe, and Hail bee baptized with the baptiime that J am baptized with, butte fitat my right hand, andat my left hand,is not f mine to gine: but it fhall be gi- nento them , foz whom it is prepared of my Father- 24 * And when the other ten heard this, they Dildained at the twa bzethzen. 25 Gherefore Pettis called them pnto h him,and fayd, Pe know that the lords of the Gentiles haue Domination ouerthem, and on that aregreat, erercile authezity ouer thei. 26 But it hal not bee fo among you: but whofoencr witlbe great among you, let him be your ſeruant, ' 27 AnD wholoeucr willbe chicfe among you,let him be pour feruant, 23 *€uenas the Sonne of man came not to be fcrued, but to ſerue, and to gine bis like foz the ranfomeofmany. : 29 € Aud asthcp Departed from Jeri- cho,a great multitude followed him. — 30 And behold, two blinde men fitting by the way fide, when they heard that Jeſus pallen by, crted, faying, D Lord, the Donne ofDautd, haue mercie bpon vs. 31 And the multitude rebuked them, be- cauſe they Mould hold their peace: but they Cried the moze, ſaying, D Lod, the Sonne of Dauid, haue mercie vpon vs. 32 Chen Fetus tood Milt, and called them, and layd, Chat will pec that FI] houta Doe to you? $ 33 They (apd to him, Lord, that our epes may be opened. 34 And Jelus moored with compafion touched their epes, and immentatly their epes receiued fight,and thep followed pim. CHAP. XXI. 7 Chrift rideth into Ferufalem on an afe. 12 The buyers and fillersare chafed out of the Tem- ple. 15 The children wilh prosperity unto Chrif?, 19 The figtree withereth. 22 Faith requifite in prayer. 25 Folns baptifme. 28 The two finnes. 33 The parable of the husbandmen. 42 The core ner fione reiected. 43 The Fewes reiected, and the Gentiles receiueds 8. Matthew. A {2 * when they dense neeve to Jeruſa⸗ lem, and were cone to Bethphage, buto the mount of the Ditues, then fent Jeſus two diſciples, ; 2 -Daring tothem, Gee into the towne that is oner againt you, and anon pe fhalt find an a aTe bound, and a colt with per: looig them, and bring them vnto me. 3 And ik any man fay ought vnte you, fap pec, thatthe Lord hath needeof them, and fttraightway be wiil let them gor. All this was Done, that it might bee fultilled which was ſpoken by the Prophet, aying, 5 @ *Tellpe thet Daughter of Sion, Be- hold, thy king commeth vuto thee, mecke, and fitting bpon an affe and a‘ colt,the foate ofan affe vied to the poke. i Ho the diſciples went, and did as Je⸗ ius had commanded them, 7 And brought the alſe tthe coit,and put on 4 them their cloches,and fet hum thereon. S Anda great multitude ſpred their gar- ments inthe way; tother cut Downe bran⸗ ches from the trees, and trawed them inthe wey. 9 SBoreouer, ‘the people that went be- foze, and they allo that followed, cryed, fay- ing, e Hoſanna the fonue of Dauit : bleſſed bee hee that commieth inthe Mameof the Loꝛd, Hoſanna thou whinh art tn the f higheſt eauens. Io *And when he was come into Jerula- ee ail the citie mas mooued, faying, taho ts tits? II And the people (aid, Chis ts Jeſus the Prophet of Masarethin@altle. ` 12 (And Felis went inta the Temple of God, and catt out all them that {olde and bought in the e Tewple, and ouerthzew the tables ofthe maney changers, and the feats of them that fold dones, ; : 13 And fatd to them, Fit is witten, Mine boufe halbe called the houle of prayer: ® but *pe haue made tt a Denne of theenes. 14 Chen the blind and the alt cameto bun tn the Temple, and he heated them. 15 But wher the *chiefe Pꝛieſtes and Sctibes faw the marueiles that he Bd, and the childzen crying ta the Temple, and fay- ing, Dotanna the Sonne of Dauid, they dif- ated, 16 And laid vnto him, heareſt thou what thelt fay? And Fetus fayd vnto them, Pea: “read pee neuer, * Bpy the imouth of babes and pre Sead thoubat *mave perfite the patie ? 17 Do be left them, and went ent of the titie vuto Berhania and lodged there. 18. And * tn the moꝛning as be returned into the citie,be was hungry. Ig And ſeeing a figge tree in the way, he came toit, and found nothing thereon, but leauesonelp, and iayd to it, euer fruite grow on thee henceforwards. And anon the figge tree withered. 20 And when his dilciples faw it , they marueiled, faving, Pow looneis the figge tree withered ! 21 And Jelus anſwered, (aid pntochem, * Gerelpy 3 fap vnto pou, if pee bane — al A denne of theeues. Marke 11,1. luke 19 29. a By this entrie Chrift would thew the ftate and condition of his Kingdome, which is farce contrary to the pompe and glary of ¥ world, Jfa 62,18. zech. 9.9 sohn 12.15, b That is,the citie Sion or lerufalem. c Itis a maner of fpeach called Synecdoche, whereby two are taken for one, d Heridonthe foale, and the dam went hy, e Which js to fay,Saue] pra — Ged toprofper and fend good fuccefie to the Mefiias. f Eot God which is ir heauen, muſt onely faue, Mar.11.1 1 luke 19:45 .50h.2.13, g Intkeporch or entrie into the Temple. Ifa, 56.7. . h Vnderthe pre- tence of religion hypocrites feeke their owne gaine & fpoile God of his true worthip, Tere 7.11. Mar. i 1.17. luke 19.46. Marke 11,18. Pfal.8.2. i IfGod reueale his glory and might by babes ý cannot as yet fpeake, is it maf- uel] if they that can fpeake, doe fet forth & mage nifiethe fame? k In Ebrewiris, boft ordained or eroundad the ftreneth : which isallro one pur- pofe, becaufe God is then mo praifed when his ftrengthis beft knowen, Mar.i 1. 12, 1 3 Chap.i7.a0. The vineyard let our and Doubt not, pee fhatl net onely doe that which Ihase done tothe figge treejbat alio it WWhich thing pe fay vnto this mountains, ! Cake thy (etie feemethtobe awap and cait thp felfe into the fea, it halbe impoſible. done. Chap.7.7.iche 22 * And whatloener ye Gall alke in pray 15.7.1,sobhs 3. ebjifpebciecucspehallrecetucit. _ 22 23 C * Andwhen be was come into the Mark.t1.27,28 Tempie, the chieke tets. and the Elders duke 20.8524 ofthe people came Dnto him, as hee was ted- ching, and layne, By wyat authozitie Dock J thoutheſe things ? and who gaue thee this authozitte ¢ 24 Then Telus anlwered and {ayn vu- to them, Jallo will afke of pois a certaine thing, which tf pou tellince, Jlikewiſe wiil rar pou bp what authozttie J Boe thele Ags. 25 The WaptiGne of John, whence was hOr of God, ft? || feom heaucn,oz of nen? Chen thep reae foned among thenifelucs,(aping, Ff we ſhall fay, From heauen,be will ſay vnito vs, thy did pe not then beleene him? m The hypo- 26 Andifk we fay, OF men, we feare the critesfeareman people: *fozall heit John as a ophet. morethenGod, 27 Then thepanfwered Jelus, and fayd, and malice neuer CCicecannottell. Aud hee ſayd vnto them, iuftifieth che Neither tell J pouby what authszitic J Dos trueth, theſethings. Chap. i4.5. 28 @ But wbatthinke pe? A certaine man mar. .20, had twa ſonnes, and caine to the elder, and fayd, Sonne, goe, and woke to Dap in mp vineyard. 29 But he anlwered and ſayd. J will nots ee bee repented bimielfe, and ent. 30 Then came he to the ſecond, and fayd likewile. And he anfwered, and (ato, J wil, liv: pet be ment net. n So far itis ime poflible for them to repent and be faued, that ftand in theirowne - 31 Mhether of them twaine did the will conceit, thatthe ofthefather ¢ They ſayd vntahim, She preateftfinners fri. Jeluslaid vnto thein, Gerely J fay sn» that are, fhall to pou, that the Joublicanes and the harlots more fuone hall gas befoze you inte the Kingdome of cometoreptn- 00. h tance. 32 Fo: Johu came vnto you in thee way oftighteoulnefle, and pee belecued bim nor: o God taught by but the Publicans, and the barlots beleeued Tohn the way of tighteoufnefie, bint, and ye though pe fat ít, were not moos whofelifewas ued With repentance afterward, that pee vpright and might beleewe hin. perfic, 33 Q Weare another parable, There was & certaine honſholder,* which planted a LT fa§ tter.2.21. 8 Ci Philteparde, and a bengen it round about, vaarke 12.1. lake 20.9. and || made a wineprefle therein, and built p Thevineyard a tovoꝛe, and let itout to hulbandmen, and isthe people, tuent inte a range connttey. s whom he had 34 And when the time of the fruit ewe ele@ed.: necre, he lent bisternants to" the huſhand⸗ Q Viedall means men to receine the fruits thereof. topreferueit,& 35 Ano the bulbandmentooke bis f fere tomakeitfruiz- Kants,andbeat one and killed another, and full, ſtoned another. lOr, digged. 36 Againe hee ſent other ſeruauts, moe r Which were then the fir ; and they did the itke vnto the Prieftsand them. À rulers, 27 But laft ofall hee fent vnto them his {The Prophets. pipnetfonne, laying, Thep will reucrence t Leſus Chriſt. my lonne. Chap.26 44nd 38 But whenthe huſbandmen ſawe the a7.· ĩ aehn. ii.5 3 fonne, they layd among themlelues,* Thig Chap, xxij. Bidden to the mariage. aga isthe beire: ceme let vs kill bin, and let vs take y — 39 Bo they tooke him, and caſt him out the vtnevard, and flew pini. ; e : 40 Uhen therefore the Lord of the vines yard fhallcomte, what will be Dato thoi hule — fansite 41 Thep fayd buto him, De wil cruelly dee ſtroy thole wicked men, and willict ont bis vinepard vnto other bulbandinen, which thall deliuer him the fruites in their (cafous. 42 Fels {aid onto them, Read pee neuer in the Scriptures, * Che Fone which the t butlocrserctuica,the fame is mavetherpean. PAL 18.32. ofthe corner ? This was the Lozdes doing, 27 41 1.rom and itis mərneilous tn our epes. 2-33 peti2.7 43 Therefore Tap vnto yon, the kings ¥ As ror mece — of God ſhall be taken fron you, and — their ball be gtuen toa nation, which hall bin ding. fozth the fruites thereof. Meat biti x To falten and 44.*Aud wholoeuer thal fal on this ſtone, Vne the buil- Hee thallbze zoken : but on whomloener it “ig together, ihall kall, it wii grind him to powder. and to vphold 45 And when the chiefe Ppictes and the whole. Pypariles had heard his parables, thep pers 1fa.8.t¢, ceined that he ſpake of them. 46 And thepieeking to lay bandes on him, feared the people, becaule thep taoke him as a Prophet. CHAP. XXII, 2 The parabl: of the mariage. 9 The vocation of the Gentiles. 11 The marriage garment. 19 Of Í paying of tribute. 25 Ofthe refurrection, 36 The Scribes queftion, 44 Chrift diuinstie, Ten" Jeius antwered, and ſpake vnto Luke x4. ıs, them agatne in parables, faying, reel, 19.9. 2 The kingdome of heaven is tke bute a Chrif repro. acertaine Ring which marien his fone, cherhthe leweg 3 And 2 lent forth bts feruants to call of their ingrati- them that were bidden to the wedding, but tudeand obfti- they would not come, nate malice, in 4. Againe he fent forth other feruants, thar they réieged faving, Tell then which are bidden. Wer the grace of God hold, J baue prepared my Dinnersiminesren which was fo and my fatlings arckilled,and al things are plentifully ofred: ready : come vnto the mariage. vnto. them. § Butthey made light of tt, and went b God punithech thetr wates,one to his farme ann another ae extremely ſuch bout hts merchandile. s Ree ingratitude. 6 Andthe remnant tooke his ſeruants, c The ingratitude and intreated them Warply.and flew them. of them which 7 But when the King heardit, heewas arebid cannot wroth,and lent forth bis warrtozs,and *Be- cauleGods|libes ean tholt murtherers, and burnt yp their rality & bisho- . fe atst = acini urtea pir ipa — ie ewedding is prepared : but thep whic à Were bidden, were not worthy. gi fs aaa 9. Go pethercfoze ont tuto the hie waies, and as many as pe tinde,bid them tothe ma riage. 1o Ho¢ thole fernants went ont into the bie wayes, and gathered together all thate» uer they found, both ¢ good and bad; ſo the pure affection wedding was kurniſhed with gheſts. & vpright cone II Chenthe Ring came tn, to fee the (cence, which gheſts, and law there a man which bad not proceeded of on a wedding garment. $ faith, POA I2 And hcelaid vnto him, Friend, how — - 1113 Scanic for his. d Inthe Church the hypocrites are mixed with the godly. e Hehadnota ‘TheSadduces queftion, f ThoughGod fuffer for a time hypocrites inthe Church yet he knoweth how to trie them,and fanne them ont. (ba. 8.12. & 13. 42. 35.30. Chap.20.16. g By theour- ward and gene- rall calling. Mar.12,13- luke 20.20, h Thefe were certaine flatte- rersofthe court, which euer main- tained chat reli- gion which King Herod beft ap- proued: and though they were enemies to the Pharifes,yet in this thing they confented, thin- King to entangle Chrif, and fo -either to accufe _himof treafon,or fo bring, bim in- tothe hatred of all his people, i As touching the outward qualitie,as whee ther aman bg rich or poore. [Or, the coine of the tribute. f cameft thoni hither, aud Balk not ona wedding garment? and he was ſpeechleſſe. 13 Chen ſayde the King to the eruants, Binde bim hand and foste ; take hint away, and catt him into vtter darkeneſſe: * there thalbe weeping and gnafhing of teeth . 14 * Fo: many arescalled, but few chofen. 15 @* Chen went ý Pharis took coun⸗ feli How they might tangle htm in calke. 16 Ana they lent vuta him their diſciples, with the + erodtansg, faying, Batter, wee Krow that thou art trug, Eteacheſt the way of God truely neither carett for any manfo _ thou contineret not thet perfon of men. 17 Gell vstherefore-how thinkeſt thou? Js it lawkull to gine tribute unto Celat, 0? not? 18 But Telus perceiued their wickednes, and fain, (hp tempt pe meye hypocrites? 19. Dbhew mee thr |l tribute nioncp, And they brought hint a * penp. te 20 And be faid vnto them, ddthole ts this image and tupericrtption ? 21 Chey laid vnto him, Celars. Chen fatd He puto them, "Owe theretoze to Cefar; the things which are Celars, and giue vnto God, thoitthings which are Hads. 3 22 And when they heard te, they maruet led, and left him, and went thete way. 23 €* Whe lame day the Sadduces came to him (which fay that there is no reſurecti⸗ on) and afed him, . 24. Daping, Waker, * Moles faid, Ffa man Die, hauing ſnochildren, let his brother at biswite, and raile yp (eed vnto his zother. see 25 Mow there were with bs ſeuen bze» thzen, and thefirst married a wife.and de⸗ ccad: and hauing no inue teft pis wife vite to bis brother. £ 26 Likewile alſo the fecond, and the third, yntothefeuenth. * k Which was of 27 Sno latofallthe woman died atio. value about foure pence halfe peny, Rom, 13.97 mar. 32.07.10. 20.25 ‘Mar.12.18 uke 20.27.aG#s 23.8, Deut.25.5, YOr, fonnes. 1 Bythetitle of alliance: andhere DeaD,hane pee not read vohat is ſpoken vnto by brother he fecaneth thenext kinfman,that lawfully might mirry her. 28 Gherefore in the celurection, whole wite wati we be of the ſeuen? for atl had ber. 29 Then Jelus aniwered, and laid vito them, De ™ areDecctued, not knowing the Pcripiures,noz the power of Hod. er 30 Foin the reſurtection they neither marrie wites, 102 wines are beltowed in ——— are asthe Angels of Gon tn eauen, 21 And concerning therefurrection ofthe pou of God, laying, 22* J amtie God of Abraham, and the Gon of Fiaac, andthe God of Jacob? Goa is not the Govofthe Dead, but of the iming, 23 Gnd when the people Heard it, thep m Where Gods were aftonied at his Doctrine. word is not prea · thed and vnder⸗ ſtood,there muft needsreione ~ blindnes and errours. n Forafmuch as they (hall be ex- empted from the infirmities of thisprelentlife, &xod.3.6. Marke 12,28, -Deat.6, 5. tuke 10.27, 24 ¶ * But when the Phariles had beard thar he had put the Sadsuces to filence, they aflembied together. ; 35 AnD one of thei, which was an ers pounder ofthe Law, alked him aquettion, tempting kim, ant faying, 36 Matter, which ts the great comman- Dementinthe Law? . —J 37 Jelus fato topim, Thou ſhalt loue * §.Matthew. all thy foule,and with ail thy mind. 38 Chis ts the lirſt and the great Come mandement. ' 39 And the feconde fs like pnto this, * Chou halt lone chp neighbour as thy felfe. 40 Duchele twa Commandements har geth the whole Law ana the Prophets. 4I @ *Ahile the Phariles were gathe rev together, Jeſus aſktð chem, 42 Daytng, Chat thinke pee of Chait 2 — is hee? Chey lays vnto him, Hee layd vnto them, Wow then doeth Daut tn p Mirit cali him Loz, laying, | 44* The Lom favt tomy Lord, Dit at my aright band, "till J make thine enemies thy foot ttoole ? : 4s JtDams then call him © Lom, how is he hts tonne ? 46 And none could anfwere him a wod, neither Durit any from that Bay koorth alke bim any moe queftions. +» Ofambition, the Lond thy God with all thine Beart, with . Leuit.19.1%, AV NU ILO. 13.9 gals. 44, Tames 2.8. Mar,12.35. luke 20.41, o Of what flock of family. p By the fpirit of prophecie, fea. king of the kings dome of Chrift, Pfalito.r, * q By theright hand is fignified the authority & power, which God giueth his Sonne Chriftin making him his lieutenant & gouernour cner his Church, r Not that his kingdome fhal! then end: but the office of bis humenity hall ceafe,and be with the Father and the holy Ghoft fhall reigne tor ewer as one God allia all, concerning his Godhead. PC FPA PO OPEL 3 Chrift condemneth the ambition, coucteufnes, and hyporsfee of the Scribes & Pharifes. 33 Their perfecutions againft the feruants of God. 37 He prophefieth the deftrudiion of lerufalem, fe Make Jeſus tethe multitude, and to bis diſciples. : 2 Bawing, Che*Acribes and the Pha⸗ tiles afit in ofeg feat. 3 Alithercfore whatlocner they bid yon obſcrue, thatbobſerue and Do:but after their wozks Bo not ; for they lay,and do not. 4 * Faz they binde beany burdens, and geum to be bone, and lay them onmens jonldDers but they themfelues wil not moue them with one of their Angers, 5 Alltheirworkes they Do fo: to be ſeene ofmen ; for theymake their < phplacteries broad, and makelong the * fringes of their garments. 6 And loue the chiefe place at keaſts, and ta baue the chiefe leates inthe allemblies, 7 And grectings in the markets, and to be called of men, Rabbi Rabbi. _ 8 * Butbe net ye called 4 Rabbi: for one 18 pout || Dactoz,to wit, Chait, and all pe are Ureth2en- 9. And*callnoman pour father byon the earth:foz therets butong ponr Father which ts in heauen. 10 Be not called «Doctors; foz one is pour Doctor, euen Chaitt. Ir But hee that is greateſt among pou, let him be pour ſeruant. f Chrift is Davids ſonne touching his manhood, and his Lord Nehem, 8.4. a And teach that which Mes fes hith, b According to Mofes whom they reade,bue not that which they teach of themfelues. Luke 11.46. aces 15. 10. c They were fkroles of parchs ment,wherin the cemmandements were written > and tothis day the lewes vie the fame, and clofe them in apiece | of leather, ¿nd fa binde them to their brow and left arme, to the intét they might haue continual] remembrence of the Law, Nam. r5. 3 8. deu 22.12 Mar.12 38 lake 11.43 20 46 lOr wafer. Iam.3.1.. d Chrift forbidderh nor to giueinft honour to magiftrates & malters,butcondemneth ambition & ſuperiority o⸗ vet our brothers faith, whieh office appertaineth toChriftalone, Or teachers. Mal.1.6, ~e The Pharifes werecalled Maftars or fathers, and the Scribes Doors, F The tient dignity inche Church, is not Lordſhip or dominion,but miniftery and ſeruce. K _ J2 * Fog. all Fhenature‘of hypoctites, Luke 14.1 te I2 * Foz wholoeuer will exalt himielfe, end 68.140 fhalt bee brought iow: andwholocucr will < bumble bimietre, pall be exalted. 13 ¶ Moe therefozebe Ynte pou Scribes g Yekeepe and Pbariles,bppocrites: becaule pee ethut © backethe pure vp tie — of heauen befoze men: foz religion and yeg pour felues goe notin, nether tufter pee knowledge of them that mould enter, to come in. Godwhenmen 14 *@loe be ynte pou Deribes and Pha⸗ arereadytoim- riſes, hypocrites: fo2 pee Denoure widowes brace it. houſes euen vnder a colour of long prayers: h Which baue tuperefoze pe hall recetue the greater Bart now their foote nation. I5 (Globe bnto pou Scribes and Phart- Marke 12.40. ſes, hypocrites: foz pe compafte i fea eiand luke 20. 47. to mak¢ one of pour pꝛofeſſion: and when be i They foughtall is mane, pe make him two fola moze ý child meanes that they gf Heil, then pou your felucs. couldinuentto 16 Cee be vnto pou blind gnides which makeofaGen- fay , Cibofecucr fwearerh by the Cempie,tt tile a lew, is nothing: but wholocucr fweareth by the hOr, is a debter. gold of the Tempie, be |i ofendeth. 17 De fooles and blind, whether is grea⸗ k And maketh ter the goid oe the Temple that * fanctifteth itto be taken as the gold? an holy thing 18 And wholocuer fweareth by the altar, becadeofthe it is nothing : but wholocuer (weareth by vie: and hereby — ¢heoffring thatis vpon it, oftendeth. Chrift theweth 19 Pe toolesand blind, whether is grea» thatmansdo- ter the offring,oz the altar which ſanctitieth ctrine doth not the otfring t ọnly obfcure the 20 Cdihofecuer cherefeze ſweateth by the word of God, gitar, ſweareth byit, and by all things ther- butis contrary to on, it, 21 *And wholoeuer ſweareth by p Tem- t.King.8 13. pleyftweareth by tt,and bp bim that dwelleth within the dores, 2.chra6.26 therein. Chap. 5. 34 22 And hee that ſweareth by heauen, ſweareth by the thzoueof God, and by bint that litteth thereon. t Luke 11.42. 23 ¶ Moe be to pon, Scribes, t Phari⸗ ſes hypocrites: foz ye tithe nunt, and anile, and cummin, and leaue the weightier mate tersofthe Law, as iudgement and mercie, and fidelttic, Chele ought peto hane Done, 1 Yeeftayatthat and netto haue lett the other. eg whiehis nothing - 24 De blind guides, which iſtraine outa and let paflethat gnat, and fwatlowa camel. t whichisof grea- 25 EUo be to yon, Scribes ¢ Phariles, ter importance, hypocrites: m foꝛ vee make cleane the vtter m Yefeckehow {ide ofthe cup and ofthe platter, but within toger eflimation they are full of betberp, and || ercefle. with men, and 26 *Thoublind Pharile clenle firt the palle notwhe- inſide ofthe cup and platter,that the outude therye haue pfthemimapbe cleane allo, *. i. good confcience 27 (Mabe to you Hcribes € JOhariles, hy · or no. pocrites:fozye arelike vnta iwhited tombs, \\Or, istemperan- Which appeatebeautifull outward, butare Cit. within full of Dead mens bones, and of all Luke 13.39 tilthineſſe. lOr, painted. 28 Hoare yeeal(o: for outward pee ap- - cı Peare righteous vnto men,but within ye are full of hypocriſie and iniquitie. : 20 EWioabe onto pou, Scribes t Pharis ~ feg hypocrites: toz pe build the tombs of che nForaremem- =JSzophetss and garniſh the fepulchzes of brance of them, fhe righteous, Sha and inthe meane © 30° Anv tap, Jf we had been tthe Dayes feafon they pa- pfourfathers, we would not hauebin part- fed not fortheir ners with them in the blood of p Prophets do Grine, Chap. xxiiij. 3k athen vee be witnelſes vate pour 4 Falfe Chrifts, 452 felues,that ye eave the chitazen of them that o Icisnor now murdered the Prophets. onely that your 32 Fulfill ye allo the mealure of your fa» nation hath be- thers, gun tobe cruell 33 D ferpents the generation ofbipers, againit the fer- bow oulu pe efcape the Damnation ot hel? vants of God, & 34 Cberefoze behoid, J fend vnto you thereforcicis no PJSzophets,and wile men,and Dcribes,and maruell though of them pe Hall kill e crucifie: and of them the children of hall pefcourge in pour Synagogues, € per- fuch murderers fecute front city tocity, handle roughly ~ 35 That vpon 9 pou may come all the theProphets, tighteous blood that was ſhed vpow the p To conuinoe earth *from the blood of Abel the righteous, you of greatee taro the blood oft Zachartas, the ſonne of ingtaticude, Barachias , whome yee ews betweene the q Chrift mea- Temple and the altar. neth chat al thew 36 Gerily 3 fay bute you, Al thele things sace thalbe punis fhall come vpon this generation. — fhed,fo that the 37 *Herulatem, Jerufalem, which kille iniquitie of the the Prophets, and ſtoneſt them which are fathers thall be fent to thee, how often would J hauegathe: powred into the red thy childzen together, * as the henne gar. bofome of the thereth ber chickins vnder ber wings, and children, which pe would not! refemble their 38 Behold, your habitation Halbe left tn> fathers, to pou Ddefolate, Gerng.8, heb. 1t. 39 SForZ fap vnto pou, pe ſhal not ſee me 4. f henceforth , till that pe lay, Blelled ishee + Read 2, Chron, that conuneth inthe name of the Lozd. 24 23. Luke 13.34 2.E/d,1.30. f He will returne no more to themas ateachertutasa Iudge, when as they hall be compelled to confeſſe ( although toe Jate) that he is the very Sonne of God, CH AP, XXIIIL 2 Chrif fhemeth his difciples the deſtruction of the Temple. 5. 24 The falfe Lhrifts. s3 Toper- fenere. 14 The preaching ofthe Gospel. 6.29 The ficnes ofthe end ofthe werid. 42 He warmeth thé to wake. 44 The fudden comming of (brift. Ax * Jefus went out ,¢Departed from Marke 13.2, the Temple, and his diſciples cameto /ske 21.5. him, to ſhew him the + bnilding ofthe Tem- a Whole excel- lencie appeareth in that that He- rod forthe {pace of 8. yeeres Kept tenne theufand men in workes the ftones were 15. cubites long, in height 12, in bredth 8, as Io⸗ fephus writeth, Like 19.44. b They thoughe | theworld ſhould be atanend, when leruſalem were deftroyed. Ephef.s.6.ol 2s 7 Foꝛ nation thal riſe againſt nationand 18, reaime againſt realme, and there (hall Be pe⸗ c He anſwereth filence,and famine and earthquakesin Dis them not accor uers places. - PHN ding to their S Qlithele are but the a beginning of (+ minds, but ad- rowes. Ex : o monifheth chem . of that which is neceflary for them to know, d Greatand cruell wartes bate enſu· ed ſince amongtheheathen, for the contempt of the Golpel,and in= crcafe more and more. 9 “Zpen y A + 2. And Jefus (aid vnto them,Hee ye not allthele thinges? Gerily J fay vnto yon, *there hall not bee bere left a tone bpona ftone, that hall not be catt Downe. 3 And ashe fate vpon the mount of D- ites, bis Difciples came nto him apart, faving, Tellus when thele things Hall be, and what fignethalbe of thy comming,’ and ofthe end of the world. aah 4 And Jefus anhwered.¢ (aid onto them, *e@ake heed that no man Decetue you. ; _ § _ Fopmany Hall came tn my name, fap- ing, 3 am Ciit, and hall deceiue many. 6 And pe Mall Heare of warres, and rue moursof warres : fee that yee be not trou · bled: foz all thefe things müt come to palle but theend is not pet, £114 E of great afflictions. Chap.r0.27. luke 21. 12.4008 15, 20.474 16.2, € Asifyou were the caufe of thete troubles. f Many will keep backe their cha- ritie,becaufe they areyn- thankfull and evil vpon whome they (hould be- faw it. 2 he f-3- 13. 2.t7.25,. g When y Tem- ple thalde pollu. ted, it hall be a figne of extreme defolation: the facrifices (hail end and neuer be reflored. Marke 13. 146 duke 11.20. h The horrible deſtruction of the Temple, and the corruption of Gods pure reli- gion. Dan.9. 27. Actai. 12. ran. to God prouideth ‘for hischildren inthe mids of troubles. Marke 13. 21. luke 1723, | k Whither the falfe-Chrifts, and deceiners leade f people, hiding themfelucsin holes, asif they were alhamed of their profeflion. HOr,clofets. Luke 17:37. 1 An depite of Saran the fiith- full fhallbee gas theredand ioy- ned with Chrift, asthe Egles al- fembl:to a dead carkeis, Marke 13.24. like 21.255 ifa. 13.10. exeks z27toel.r.38. B34 3.155 m When God hath made an end of ¥ troubles ef his church. u He meaneth o “Then Hallthep deliuer you vp tobe afflicted , aun iall Killpou, and pee wall ne e fates of all nations foz mp Mames lake. 10 And thei Hall many be offended, and fhall betray one another, ano fyall pate one another. a 3 11 And many falle prophets hall arife, and pail Decetuemanyp. · i 12 And becaule f iniquitie Hall be increa⸗ ‘fen, the ioue of many hall be coin. 13 *But he that endurech to the end, hee fhailbe ſaued. 14 And this Golpel of the kingdome Hal bee preached though the whole world fol a witueſſe vnto all nations, and then walleye end come, 15 € Ahen spee* cherefore hail fee the 4 abomination of Deiolatton tpoken of by * Daniel the Sopher, tanding in the holy place, (let himthatreadeth, contier tt.) 16 Chen lec them which ve in Gudea, thee {nto the mountaines. : b 17 Let hin which ts an the houſe top, not gon Dowie ta fetch anp thing out of pts boule. AR j 18 And bethat isin the ſield, let him not returne backe to fetch pis clothes. Ig And wor thalbe to them that are with chiioe, and te them that gine ſucke in thoſe Dapes: s 20 But pray that pour flight be not in the winter, neither onthe*A@abbathday. — 21 Fothen Halbe great tribulation,fucy a3 was not from the beginning of the world to thts time, no? fhalbe. 22 And except thoe dayes ſhonld bee Mortencd, there thouid no || Heh bee ſaued: but for the elects lake, thole dayes ſhall bee ſhortened· :23 * Then ik any hall fap vnto pou, Loe, bere is Chito: there,belceue tt not. 24 Foz there Hall arte fale Chriſts ana falie prophets, and balt Mew great lignes and Wonders, i2 that tfi toere poſſible they ſonld deceiue the veryelect. 25 Behold. Jhaue told pau before. 26 Wherekfoꝛe rf they Wali fap vnto pot, Behold,hetsin the *Delert, goe not fosrthe fon? j ; 46 Bleſſed i that eruant whom his mas Hehel hee is inthe ſecret places, beleeue it not. 27 F0} as the lightning commeth out of the Cak, and hinety tntothe Meſt, fo fali allo the comming of the Donne ofiman ð 28 Foꝛ wherelocuera dead! carkeisis, thither wiil tye Eagles retort. ‘ 29 *And tnunedtatly after the ™ tribulas tionsoftholevayes, Hatithe Quune > bee Darkened and the Boone hall not gtue her light, and the ſtarres Hall fall from heauen, and the powers of heauen hallig Hakem 30 *And then allappeare the ligne of the Sonne of man in heauensand then hall all the kinreds of the earth mourne, and thep-(hatt (ee the Sonne of man come inthe kreni of heaucn with power avd great Biop. an horrible trembling of the world., and asit were an alteration of the order of nature, Daa, 7.13, reue.i. Zo S. Matthew. 31 *And hee Hall lend his Angels with a great found ofa Crumpet ana they hal ga ther together bis elect fra the foure windes, e from the one end of the heanen to the as er. 32 Row learne the parable of thefigge tree: when her bough is pet tender, andit buangeti forty leanes ye know that ſammer IS RECTE, i 33 So likewile vee, whenype fee all thers things, know that the kingdome ot God tg neere, euen at the Zoores. 34 Gertiy J| (ay vnto you, this ° gene- — hall nor pafe, till all theſe things be one. 35 *eauen ann earth Wall paſſe away: but my wots thall not patie away. 36 Buto€ tyat day and houre knoweth no man, no not the angels of heauen, but mp Father only. ; 37_ But as the dayes of Moe were,fo like⸗ wife Hai the comming of the Donne of man e: 38. Foꝛ asin the Nayes before the flood, they Did eat and drinke, marrie, and giue in marriages vnto the day that Moe entted in⸗ ta the Arke, E H 39 And r knew nothing till the flood came,and toake them all away: io fall alle the conuning of the nne ot man be. 40 *a@hen two men Halbe tthe fields, the one halbe received, and the other all be refuſtd. ae 4I Two wane hall be grinding at the mill: the one wali be receiued, andthe other ſhall be refuſed. i 42 *CGake therefore: foz pee know not what houre pour matter twit come. . 43 DE* thts be fure, thatifthe geodman ofthe boule kuewat what watch. che thiefe would come, be would ſurely watch,and not fafcr bis Houle to be digged thozow- 44 Cherefore be pe alto ready : fo in the boure that ve thinke not, will the Bouse of Mamcome oriy inos TaN 45 “Who thenis a faithful ſeruant ana wile, whom his mater path made ruler os uer ‘bts houſhold, to gine them meat tiga: fter when he commeth, Wall find (0 doing. 47 Certly 3 fay unto pou,bee Hall make pim ruler ouer all bis goons. ü. 48 Dut if that euni ſeruant Halt fap in bis yeart, My makter Doth Dettere his coms ming, ; 49 And begin to linite his fellowes, and to eat, and to Brink with the Dannie, so Chat leruants matter mil come tha Day, when be lookech not for hun, and in ait boure that peis notware cf) + 8 sI: Aaw will cur hun off, and giue him bis portion with bppocrites.: *there hall be G weeping and gualurg of teeth. CHAP, XXV: 2 By the imilitade ofthe virgins Tefus tezcheth `. every manto watch, 14 And by the talentsto be The day ofthe Lord, To watch. - 1.COP.US § 20 U rthefigitó | o For within fif- tie yeeresaftcr icrufalen was ~ deftroyed ; the godly were pere fecured, falfe reachersfeduced the people, reli- gion was pollu. · ted, fo thatthe world feemed to beatanend, ` Mar.t3. 34. Gen9.§,11, luke 17.16. I.pet.3. 20 p yt? ule of their incredulis · tie. meals) Luke 17.34) 35+ 1 théf'4.17 POS q This teacheth euery man to walke warily, © not reſpecting his companion, although be be neuer fo deare vnto him. i Marke 13. 350 Luke 12.39. I thef5.2. yerel 16.35. Lake ttig da | lOr, feparare bha hap. ĩ 3.43 and s 25.30, diligent. 31 The lafl iudgements 32 The ſheepæ and the goats. 35 The workes of the faithful. Then / The wiſe virgins. a This ſimilitude teacheth vs, that itis not fufficient to haue once gi- nen our felues to follow Chrift, but that we mult continue. db: To doe him honour,as the | mNanet Wass e Many feeke that which they haue contemned, but it is too late, Hor, quenched, d; This was fpo- ken in reproch, beeauſe they made not prouifi- onintime, eLwill not open “ to you becaule ou haue failed 1n toe midway. Chap.240425 44 marke 13,3 3435- Lahe 19,12. £. This fimilitude teacherl: how we oughtto conti- nue inthe Know- ledgeof God, and doe good. with thofe gra» ces that God hath ginen vs... g Buerytaient, commonly made threcfcore pound, read chap, 18,24. Or, made ` 152 ri . other tue talents. ) Menthe skingdomne of heauen Hatthee Alikened bntaten virgins, which toske their lampes, and weucte >meete the bride · grome, i : at an fiue of them were wile, and fiue Ooty. 3. The foolity tooke their lampes, but tuoke noncople mith them. BANA - 4 But tye wite tooke ople in thete veſtels with theirlampes. Mow while the baivegrome tarped long, all tlumbred and flepe. Aud at midnight there mas a cry Made , Behold, the bridegrome cominety : goe out to meet him. 7 Then al thole virgins arole and trim- mea their lampes. 3 8 andthe kooliſh fatd to the wile, Hing vs ot pour ople; fo2 our lampes are || out. 9- Butthe wileantwered, laying, Wee fearelefE there wih not beenough for vs and pou; but? gove rather to chem thar ſell and bup for pour (eles. <. pie 10 Gnd while ‘they went to buy , the bꝛidegrome came sand they that were reas Die, Went th with hint ta the wedding , and the gate was Gut,- i AL Afterwards came alfothe other vir: ging ſaping, Lord, Lozd,opentoys. _ 12 Bur beanlwered,anvfayo, Gerily J fap vnto you, °F Know pou nat. ; R . Gatch tyerefore: foz pee know net ther the naynov: the boure when the Soung of man will come. l I4 *Foꝛ the kingdome of heauenis as a man that going into a ſtrange countrey,cals led big (eruants, andDelinered to thembis goo Bay) { Í ti) 7 18 Ig Any vnto one he: gane flue e talents, and to another two, and to another onc; ta chery man after hts ows ability ,t ſtraight⸗ wap went from home. beat nia 16 “hein he that had receined the fue ta ients tent toccupicd with them, and hgai⸗ ned other tiue talent.. 17 Likewtlealto, he that received two, he allo gained ethertwo. ws 13 But hee that rectiued thatones went and Dig gedit inthe earth, and hid his ma itersmonep. y - oi Gat 19 But after tone lea dn, the malter of thoſe ſeruants cang, and reckoned with them. nrg of . 20 Then came he that had recetued fue talents,and brought other fine talents, faye tig, Waker, thoudelineredit vnto me fue talcuts: uchold, J bane gained with them 21 Then his matter fatd vuto hin, Itis well Done good feruant and faithful, Chou Jb’ The manterte- “teinech bim into his houfe to giue him part of bis: !poods.and com- modis, 15 t H” idid Bonega teruant and farthfull, hou hatt / iiy iio? Daa oda f det ouer muchzenter in into thy maſters top, : Ayo othertas Dak been kaithlull uptitee, 7 wilamberber ruler ouer muchi enter in into thy makes TI io. + ware ; an _ 22, Allo he that haa receiued.ttwo-talenta, came and laid, Datter,rpou deliueredſt yn- to mee twotalents: bejon, Jhaue gained 20 Ot dente with th,en.. 23 is matter fatd vñto him, at íg well been, taithiuilintictle, J- willinakethee ru⸗ GE Chap. xxv. Thelatiidgement: 453 24 Then he which had receiued the owe ` talent, canw and fayt, Manter; F knew that thon wat an bara man , which reape where thou ſowedſt not g gathereſt where thoudtramedit not : 25 J was therefore afratd.ane wem ana bid thy talent in the earth: behold, thou bat thine owae. 26 Ana his maſter anfwered, and ſayd bute hin, Thou tuili ſeruant and ſtothtutt, thoukneweſt that Jreape, wheres (owes Not, and gather where I ſtrawed nos. 27 Thou oughtetk therefore te haue put my money to the exchangers, Ether at my courting ſhould Thane recciued mine own With vantage. J 28 Take therefore the talent trom bint, € phic tt onto bun which hath ten talents, 29 *Foꝛ vnto eucrp man that hath, it Hal be ginen , and be hall haue abundance, and ‘from bun chat hath nor, euen that he hath, Hall be taken away. feb Ni 30 Calt cheretore that pnppofitable fers nant inte tter * Barkencs : there Mall beg weeping aud quafhing of tect. f 31 GAnd whenthe Sonne of marcom- meth int hts glozte, and all the Angels with bum, then hall he fic vpon the throne ot bis giorte. é d 32 And before him all be gathered all Bations,and he thalfeparate thenrone trom another. as a thepherd feparateth the ſheepe froin the goats, A 33 And he Hal ſet the Heepe on his righe: hand, aad the goats onthe tere, 34 Then Hall the King fay to them on bis left hand, Come vee k biefied of mp Fas ther: inberite pethe kingdome peeparen foz poufrom the | foundations of the world. 35 *JFoz™ ZF was an hungred tyec gaue menean Jthirſted.and pe gaut me drinke: J was attrangerjand pelodgen me; 36 Iwas naked, and ye clothed me: was *jicke,and pee vinted me: J was in prilon, and pee came vnto we. i 37 Chen wall the righteous anfwere Him, laying, Lod s when law wee thee ait hung red, and fed theedog a thistt ,and gave thee dꝛainke? p sotto —— 32 And wyen ſaw we thee a ſtranger, and lodged thee? az naked, aud clorhed chee? 39 Dewhen faw we thee licke,o2 in pet ſoñ, and came vntothee: 40 And the Ring ſhall anſwere and ſay vnto thrm; Aerilp I fep vnto you, In as much as pe haue Done it wnteoncofthe teak of chele miy brechren;ye haue Done tt to me. l Ahewmthatt hee fap ynta them ou rhe left hand Depatt frem me ye curled, into tuerlaſting Ards maiu is ppeparedo foz the Denlitanahigiangeige®) Gin) Loy ol 42) Forsmagion yngres, and yce gaue oy al hirſted aud ve gaue nice nd inks A were Cis Sikiod se 0136 Ad Jwas a ranger, and peling dimeet not: was naked, and veeclothed mice st} ficke,and tn pꝛiſon annd pe wiliteD me not 44 Theu ihallthey alſo anſwere hinm, fap» ing, Lord, when ſaw we thre an hungrenjo2 athiri attranger, o2 naked, o2 ficke, ozin Milan and BID nog mintſter vnto thee? 45 Then fOr liugerer- Chap. 3. 122.Iuhe 8.18.and F9,26, marke. 4,25. | | God fhall be ta- en away from him that doeth not beftow them to Gods gloris, ; i The graces of and his neigh= bours profit. Chap. 8. ra. ad 23,13. | l f k For our falue>. tidncommeth ef the bleffing and fanout of God, | _ l Hereby God declareth the certaintie of our — predeftination, whereby weearé | fanedjbecaufe we — were chofen in Chrift be ſore the foundations of | ` theworld, Eph.’ 1.4, Ffa58.7.exeke 8.7. 1 m Chrift mea- neth not that our faluatio depend= eth on our works or merits, but teacheth what it isto live iufily acédrdidg to’ ~~ godlinés 8 tha- rity, & that God recompenfeth his ofthis free mercy, | likewife ashee dorhele@ them, Ecclas 7.3 5e [Or,snfirme. PYal.6 8, chap.7. 23. luhe 43027. / Oyntment powred on Chrift. i 45 Then Hall he anfwerethem ,andtay, Gerily J fap onto pou, tras muck ag pe DID tome which Godre- 46 *Andthele» hall gotnto euerlaſting quireth of vs, and paine,and the righteous tntolifeeternall. not follow mens CHAP, XxVL foolith fantafies. 3 Con[piracie of the Pricfts agaimft Chrif. 10 S. Matthew. The Lords Supper. 22 And they were exceeding fozrowfull, P/A 41.9, ano began euery one of them te fap vnto g ee that is aca bim, Js tt J, Water? ~ caflomed to eare. 23 And he anlwered,and (aid, Hee that with me dayly ar e Dippeth bis hand with mec in the Dii, hee the table, Plai, {hall betrap me. Co 24 Surely the Donne of man goeth his h Totheincent way, + ag tt is witten of him: but woe be to bis difciples Hee excufeth Magdalene. 26 The inpiitutson of thatman,by whomthe Monne of man isbre might know that the Lords Supper. 31 The difciples weaheue ſſe⸗ 48 The treafon of Iudas, 6% The fword. 64 Be- Y Da2.12.2,i0hn 5+ 196 í l n We mult ther- it net toone of the lealt of thele,pe did tt not fore only do that cauſe Chrijt calleth himſelfe the Sonne of Ged,he traped: tt bad beene good foz that man, if he all this wasap- ad neuer beene done. pointed by 7 pros 25 Then Judas which betrayed him, an- uidence of God, is iudged worthy to dre, 69 Peter denicth andre- ered, and laya, Is tt J, Water? We fayd +-Cor.11.24. penteth. Marke i4.t. + ARD * it came to pafe when Jelus har hehe 22.4, A finthed al theſe ſayings, he laid vnto bis Dilciples, í 2 De know that within twe dayes ts the Paficoner, and the Sonne of max ſhall bee * Delivered fo be crucified. : Fobwxt, gJ. 3 * Chen allembles together the chiefe 1 zieſts, and the Scribes and the Ciderso Piets and the Scrib Dthe Ci f 4 the peopte tute che balot the bie Piet rcal- Be led Cataphas; Ai’ : 4 Ana confulted how they might take Jeſus by ſubtiltie, and kilthim. § But they laid, Not on the feakk day, leſt any vprore be among the people. Mar.14 ziishe 6 @* And when Jefus wasin Bethanis, 11.202.3. in the boule of Simon the leper, : $i 7 There came vnto him a woman, which a Hefheweth aba bore of verte coftly opntment,t pow- what occafion Iudas tooke to commit his trea- red iton his head,as be fateat the cable. 8 And when bis dilctples faw it, thep Had è indignation taping , Chat needed fon. this watte? b. his. was - 9 Foz this opntment might haue beene through Iudas, - {old foz much, and beene ginen to the pooze. motion to whom Jo And Jeſus knowing it, fayd vnto them; CCihp trouble pethe woman? fo2 Hee hath wroughta good worke spon me. II * Foz peehaue the pooze alwayes with pou,but mee hall pe nots haue alwayes. 12 Foꝛ in that the powzed this oyntment on my body, He dtd tt to4 burypme. - 13 eril Iſay vnto yon, Ahereſoener this Gofpel Hall bee preached thozowout all the world, there hallaliochis that he patij Donebe ſpoken offo: a menioziall of her: 14 @*Chenone of the twelue called Jue Das Iſcariot, went vnto the chiefe atetts, 15 And layd, that will pe gine me, and J will deltuer him vate pon? and they aps pointed vnto hun thirty c pieces of: flucr, 16 Ana fromthat time he ſought bppor⸗ tunitte to betray him. X 17 ¶ Now on the firk day of the feaft of vnleauened bꝛead, the Difciples caine to Jle» fus, faying unto bun; there Witt thou that we penr fozthee to eate the Paſſeouer? 18 Gnd he laid, Goe tite the cittets ſuch aman, and fapta bhim; The maſter yth, £ Qy time isat hanpi wit keep the Paſſe⸗ ouer at Chine houle with my difciples. Ig Aud the difttples did as Jefus: had they gaue credit, Deut, 1 5. 11. c This fact was extraordinary, neither was it left as an example to be followed: alfo Chriftis not pre- fent with vs bo- dily or to be ho- noured with any outward pompe, d Tohonour my buriall withall. Marke 14.10 lake rrote e Euery onein value was about foure pence half- eny of old fter- ins. Marke 14. 12. luke 22 7. f Hee maketh haftcto amore worthy facrifice, towit,tothat giuen them charge, and made readie the whieh the Paffe- Paſſeouer. $ i NECHASINI ouer fignified, 20 *Do when the cuen was come,hefate Mar.14, 18.luke Bowne with che twelue J 22.14406. 13 21. 21And as they atd eat hee ſaid, Cerily J fay suta pou,that oneofyou ſhallbetray me, a a LK lO eel vnto him, Chou hat ſayd tt. is very i That is, a true 26 €*And as they did eate, Jeſus tooke ſigne and telti- the bread: and when He badginenthankes, monie that my be brake it, and gaucit to the diſciples, ang bodie ismade fapt, Cake, cate: ‘thisis my body. yours, and by me 27 Ailo he tooke the cup,and when he had. your toules are tuen thankes, bee gaue it them, ſaxing, nourithed, ainke pe all o£ tt. k The wine fig- 28. Foz thists mp k blood of the new te- nifieth thatour ament,that ts hed foz many,foz the reimt foules are refre- lion of ſinnes. fhed and ſatisſied 29 J lap sntoyon, that! J wil not minke withthe blood of henceforth of this frnit ofthe dine vntil that Chrift fpiritually Dap, when F ſhall drinke it new with pou tn receiued , fo that my Fathers kingdome. without him we 30 And tahen thep had fung a Pſalme, haueno nourith- they went outinte themountef Ditues, — menr. | 31 €* Chen layd Jefus vnto them, Ail 1 You thalino” , pe fhalbe™ offended by me this night; fozit more enicy my ts weitten, J| will* finite the Hepheard, ang bodily prefence the theepe of the flocke Halbe ſcattered till we meet toge- 32 Butt after Jam rilenagaine, J will getherinheaucn. goe before you into Galilee. Mayr 14. 27. iohn 33 But Peter anſwered, and fayd bnto 16 32. amd 18.8, btm, "hough that all men ould be offen- m Shall curne’ Bed by thee, per will J neuer beotkended. — backeand bee 34 NJelſus laid vnto bin, Gerily, J fap diſcouraged. onto thee, that this hight, before the cocke Zech 13 7. crow, thou halt Dente me thetle. Marke 14.28 35 Peter (atid wato him, Though J Would ads. 7. Bie withthee,pet wil J not denie thee.Like- a. This declareth mitt allo fain all the diſciples. _ what danger it is 36 ¶Then went Jeius with therm into to trufttoo much a place which is called Gethlemane, and toour owne =. {aid vnto his difciples, Hit pe here, while J frengrh, goe and pray ponder. - Ichn 13.38. 27 And hetooke Peter, tthetwofennes Marke v4.32, of Sebedeus, and began te ware forrowfnil, Make 12.39. Sand gricuouflytroubled, ; o He feared not 38 Then faid Jelus unto them, My fonle death of it felfe, Heatiy, euen vnto the P Death: tary pe but trembled for pereand watch with mes -= > feare of Gods an- © 39 Hohe went alittle further, felon his ger toward finne, face,t prayed laying, D my Father, it it be che burden wher- poflible,let this cup * paffe from me:neucr> ofhee bare for theleffe, not as J wibbutasthow wilt. | our fakes, 40 fter,he tame vnto the diſciples and p For he faw found them afleepe, æ faid to Deter, that? Godsanger kin- ‘could pe nor watch with hie onehorre? dled towards vs. 4I Aatch, and pray. that pe enter not ini- q. Thatis,thean- to tentation: the (pitt in Deed ts ready, but ger of God for the flehis’ weake o > e mans finnes, © >< “42 — 6 r — ane and pa artig , D my Father 5 what his Fathet 430 g Pe ir bath nee RESCH 28 had determined andtlereſore was ready to dobby t but he prayeth as the faithful! doe ih their troubles | withoit relpec of the erernall ccunfell of God. f Andtherefate wee niulbcontinunlly fightagainit the fleth. cup a a Falfe witneffes, e Hefpeaketh cùp cannot pate awax froin mee, but that I thisin acontraty mutt Drinke it thy willbe Done. fenfe,maaning 43 And be came,and found them alleepe they fhouldanon againe: foz their eyes Were heauy. be welwakened, 44 Qo bee left them, and went away a- u Chrift died aine, and prayed the third time, faping the willingly and ame Words. Be BUN | therefore prefen- Ag Then came hee to his difciples, and tcdhimfeifeto ſayd vnto themi; t Sleepe henceforth take his enemics, your vek: behold, the honte ts at band, and Mar.14.43. the Sonne of man ts giuen into the panteg luke 22 47. of finners. F. iohn 18.3.” 46 © Rife, let vs goe, beholde, hee is at llOr, Harle Rabbi Hand that betraveth me. x Herebuketh . 47 * Ano while he pet ſpake, loe, Judas, bis vnkindnefle one of the twelue came, ¢ with dim agreat vnder thecloke — multitude with fwo2ds and ſtaues, from the of ptetenſed bie Wiets and €loersofthe people. — friendthip. 48 Mow he that betrated hun, had giuen |Or,fheathes them a token, ſaving, CUbonifocner 3 wall Gen.9 6a kiffe that is be, lap hold on him. reuel. 13.10. 49 And korthwith he came to Jeſus, and y Theexercifing fata, Godſaue thee, Maſter, and kiſſed him, of the fword is sO Then Fetus fayd buto him,” Friend, forbid topriuate Wherefore art thou come? Then came they, perons, Alfo he and lain hands on Jeſus, and tooke htm. would haue hin- 51 And bebolde,enc of them which were dered by his vn- with Fels, {tretched out bis hand, aud drew difereerzeale y his fworde,and ſtrooke a ſeruant of the hye worke of God, Pꝛieſt and lmote oſt his eare. z Euerylegion 52 Then layd Jelus vnto him, Put vy contain¢dcom= thy ſwoꝛd into hfs place: *fo2 all that Y take monly 6000. the fwod, all periſh with the ſword. foatemen, and 53 Eyther thinkeſt thou, that J cannot 732. horſemen, now pzay te mp Father and he will give mie whereby here he moze then twelue? legions of Angels? meaneth anini- ¢4 Vow then ould the* Scriptures be nitcenumber, tritilled, which fay, that it muſt be fo? 1fz.5}.10. s5. The fame houre laid Fetus to the mul- Lamen.4, 20 titude, Deebe come outas it were againſt a Verfezi. thiefe with fords and taties,to take me:3] Marke 1453. tateDaylpteaching tn the Tempie among luke 2254. you, and pe teoke me not. joha 18.43, 24 Marke 14.55- a He declareth how I¢fus was 56 But al this was Done, that the*Scrip> tuces of the Prophets might bee fulfilled. Then all the diſtiples foxlooke him,¢ fied. 57 € * Aud they tooke Jeſus, and led him wrongfully accu- to Gatapyas the hie Prieſt, where pScribes fedgtotheend and the Elders were aſſembled. 53 And Weter followed him afarre of bute the hie Picts hall, and went ing fate with the ſerũants tofeethe end. pe a owe * the chiefe Prieesand the Ders anD all the whole Council > fought bee pein agatnit Felis, to put hun to gath. 60 But thep fonnd none, and though many falle witneffes came, pet found they b mone : butat thelat came two falfe wit- 61 And fayd, This man fapt,* J can de- ftrop the temple ofGod, and butlo itin thzee apes. i iscufe burto ` 62 Then the chieke Wiet arole,and fain fatfercondemna- tobim, AInſwereſt thou nothing ? Ghat ts the matter thatrhele men witneile againſt tion, d Or,adiusethee thee? _ aer bythinealleagi- 63 But Fes eheld his peace Then the ancetowards . thicfe [Ozieit anfwered. and fayd to him, J ~ 8ehargethee by the ting God, that thou tel waif thon be thechrutzthe onne ofGen, } we may know his innocency, & not that he lufe- rdfor himfelfe, but for vs. b Which could milly witneffe againft him. Iohn3 19+ c Chrift did neg- kâ their falfe re ports, and more- ouer he was not thereto defend — o God. Chap, xxvii. “the smdge,cy yet is condemned.e> crucified among | Peters deniall. 454 64 * Fetus Haid tohin, Thou hak aid chap.r6. 27. it: nenerthelefie J fay vnto pou, hereafter rom.14.10. fail yete the Donne of man Kiting at the 1thef 4. 14. riche band ofthe power of God,and cometut e Chrift confef- the clouds of the heguen. feth that he isthe 65 Chen the hie fhich rent his fclothes, Sonne of God. faping.e shath blatyhemedD:what baue we fThis was oneof any moze need of witnetics ? behold, now pe their owne tradi- haue heard bis blafphemy. tions,if they had 66 Ahat thinke ye? They anfwered, beard any Ifae- and (apd, He ts worthy to die. lites blafpheme, 67 * Chen (pat they in his face,and buf- g The enemies fetted him; and other ſmote pim with their of God cala tods, j í true confefficn 68 Dayina, i Prophelic to vs.O Chit, blafphemy. CUiba ts he that ſmote thee 2 Jfa. 506- 69 ("Peter fate without in the hall: and h The officers a maid came te him, laying, Chou alio walk fmice Chrift with with Jefusof Galile. their rods or litle- 70 But he Denied before them all,faying, ftaues, J wot not what thou ſayeſt. i They mocked 71 And when he went out into the porch, him after this another mayd fate him, and ſayd ynte them fort,that hee that were there, This man was alte with might not feeme JelusofMazaret. - to beea Prophet, 72 And * againe he Denied with anothe, and fo would faying-3 knew not the man. turne the peoples 72 Soafter awhile, came vnto bhim they minds from him.. that ſtood by, and faid vnto Peter, Surcly, Marke 14.66, thon art alfo one of them; fozenen thp (peach luke 22.55. bewzayeth thee. iohn 18. 25, 74 Then began he to curſe himfelle, and k An example of to (wearer laying, I kuow not the man And ourinfirmiry, immediatly the cock crew. * that we may 75 Then Peter remembꝛed the wos of karne to depend Jes, which had ſaid onto him, Before the vponGod,and cocke crow, thou Halt Deny me thle, So he nor put our truth: went out,and wept bitterly. in our ſelues. fireth histo perith vtterly, though for a time they fall,to the intent thcy may feele their own weakness, & acknowledge his greatmersy, < g - CHAP, XXVIL = 2 [brif i deliuered unto Pilate. § Tudas han- getbhumfelfe.r4 Chriſt à pronsunced innocent by theeues. 46 He prayeth vponthe croffe. 51` The vaile isrent.§2 The dead bodies arife. 57 Fofeph buricth Chrift» 64 Watchmen keepe the graue. wie * the moning was come, allthe Mart s.t luk za» chiefe Pꝛieſtes, and the Elders ofthe 66.sohn 18.28. people tooke counſell againſt Jelug, to put aForthey had no - Dintedeath, - authority to con- 2 Gnd led him away bound, ·deliuered demnehim,or to Him tnte Pontius Pilate thegouernonr, put any to death, 3 ¶ Then when Judas which betrayed b Ouerlare re- him, fatu that he was condemned, > bee rea pentance Ering- pented himfelfe, t bene tae the thirty eth defperaion. pieces of fituer to pchtefe Diets Elders, c Although he 4 Saying, baut: finned betraying the abhorhis finnes, innocent blood But they ſaid, Uhat ts that yer is he nor dif- to ba? d fee thouto ft. pieces in the Temple he Departed, and went, Gods mercies, & *and hanged bimielfe. feeketh his owne 6 Ana the chieke Peieſts tooke the ſiluer defruction. pieces, and fayd, Jit ts note lawfullfoz vs d ‘Thefe hypo- = crites lay § whole- fault vpon Tudas. Ags 1.18, e The hypocrites are full of coa⸗ ience in a matter of nothing, but to fhed innoccnt blood they make: nothing atit. : ‘ ax te: * LHewaslmèly touched with repentonce by the motion of Gods fpirit, who never — pleafed therwithy § And when he had cat downethe fluer burdefpairech in | | | | i § | | l — Barabbas quit. or, Corbana. il f For the Lewes | great offenceto | beburied ia che SPH Orquitte. = g Itwasa tradi- ſoner Eaſter. te put Chest into the ſtreaſute, becauſe itis the paice of blood. 7 AnD they toske countell, ant bought with thema potters field, foz the burpaliof f firaugers. S Aherekore that field is called, * Che ficta of bioen Yatili this Day. 9 ( Chen was fulfilled rhat which was {poker bp Jeremias the (oper, taping, * And thep tooke thirty ſiluer pteces,the price of bun that was valued, whome they of the childpen of Iſrael batuen. 10 And thep gaue them foz the potters Reld,as the Lord appnintcd me ) Il @*Anod jelus ſtood befaze the goncrs nour, and the Gouernour aſtzed him, laying, Art thouthe king of the Jewes? Jetus {apa vnto bim, Chau lapek it: 12 And when de was acculedok the chiele HPꝛieſts and Elders.he anfwered nothing. 13 Then ſaid uate onto bim, Heareſt fas not jew many things they lap againſt bee? _14 Gut he anhwered him not to one tued, infomuch that che Gouernour marueyleð greatly. 2 o Ig Now at the feat thegonernour was bone tolſdeliuer unta the people sa priloner, whom they would, i 16 Ant tbey hadthena notable mifner calied Barabbas. 17 Ahen thepwerethen gathered toge» Cher, Pilate fayd vnto them, AUhether will yee that 3i let loofe puto pou Barabbas, o? thought ita fame place that the firangers were buried. AGEs 8.198 Zach. U1.43s “Mars 5. 2o luke 23.3: isha {3.33 tion of the Tewes to deliuer a pri- h This was to the greater con- efus which is called Chatlt ? —— 13 (soz he knew well, that fog enuy they i hi dad deliuered him. cc P doe. 19 Aio whem he was fee downe vpow the a dtc BF or Wbgenentleat,bis wie lent ro pim laving, cou aaf tet hipauc thonnothing to doe with that wilt sont À pe zk man: fo: J] baue {uitered many things this. to deren À UMS Yapin a meame by rean of him.) inpocency. 20 * Bue the chiefe Prieſts and the El⸗ — $ Bers had perfwaded the people that thep lake 23.18. fhoula alke Barabbas, aud would deſtroy gohn 18.40. Jeſus. — acts 3.0 4. 21 Chen the gouernour anfwerrd,¢ fain bnto them, Ahether of the twapne will pee that J let loole puto pou? And they fayde, i Barabbas. 22 Pilate fayd onto them, Ahat HallZ Doe then with Jelus which is called Chait? ‘Chey all faid to him, Let him be crucified. 23 Then layd the gouernour, But what euil bath be Done? Chen they cried the maze, faping, Let him be crucified. i 24. COiben Pilate faw that he auailed no- thing, but that moze tumult was made, hee tooke water ¢ waſhed hishands before the multitude, faping, J] am tnnocent of b blood of this iut k man; looke pou to it. 25 When anlwered all che people, fayd, i The multitude referrethe wic- ecto the righ- teous. k Pilat beareth witneffe that he is innocent be- fore he con- demnehim, 1 Ifhisdeathbee not lawfull, lec the punifhment fall on our heads & Our childrens, Andastheywi- Mis blond be on vs, and on oür childzen. thed,fothiscarfe 26 Thug bee let Barabbas loole puto takethplaceto them, and ſcourged Jelus,anddefucred bun this day, to be cencified. Marke 15.16. 27 €* Cien the ſouldiers of the gouer⸗ oha 19.2. nour tooke Jeſus into the common ball,and m To deridehim gathered about him the whole band. becaufehecalled 28 And chey tripped hur, and put bpon himtlfea King. Him a ™ ſcarlet robe, S. Matthewe ` Chrift cuuciſied. 29 Gud platted a crowne of thornes, and put tt vpon his head, and a reed in bis right hand, e bowed their knees betoze him, anv — burt faring Gon faue ther, King of se 4 30 Ano (pitted npon him, ð tooke arced, Marke 15.21. and finote hint on the bead, luke 33.26. 31 Thus when they had mocked him, they Marke is. 22. tooke therobe from bin, and put bisomne $2419.87. _ tapnienton bim, aud ica bim away tecruct: 9, It wasa kinde, fie him. i ~ @fdrinke to o⸗ i 32 * Andaz thep came out, they fount a pen the veines, man of Cyzene, named Simon: him thep and ſo to baſten compelled to-beare bts croffe. his death, wbicka 33 * And wheit thep came vnto the place was Auen bim tailed Golgotha, (that ts to fay, the place of Pon the croſſe. dead mens (kulles.) Pfal.r248, 34 Chey gaue him vineger ta Minke marke 15 24. mingles with gall: And wyen he har called o The mance thereof, he wouid not minke. then wasto (et 35 @ And when thephadcructhea hin, YP a writing te thep parted his garments and DiD catt lors, Sgvifie wherc- that tt might be kullilled, which was ſpoken torea man was by tbe Bropoets * Een DiIntdeD my gat- BEAN but ments among them, an : ere God gouer- DiD caſt HER — DPR my nekie ned Pilates hand 36 Aub they fate and watched him there, to write other- 37 E€ They ſet vp allo oner his brad hig wile chen he caulewattter, oTHIS IS IESVS THE thoughr. KING OF THEIEWES, DERS 38 ¶ And there were two theeues crucifi P/2l228. ed with bim, onsontheright hand,and ano» 71/4-2.18. ther on che left. p This was a 39 Ana they that paſſed by, reniles him, Beat tentaron, wagging their beads, to goc about to 40 And laying, * Chon that Defbropert tke from him the Gemple,and builactl itin thece Dapes, his trult in God, faue thy (cite: tf thou be the Sonne of Gav, and foto bring cone Downe from the Cree, bim to deſpaite. 41Likewile alſo the bie iets mocking q Mecaning, by bim with the @cribes,t Clders, and Pha- His Syncedoche ries laid, the one of the 42 Weelanedothers,tuchee cannot ſaue thecues. bimnfelfe: if he be the King of Plracl,lec hun t That was from now come Downe fromthe croile,€ we wili Boone till three belceue hun. of the clocke. 43 * We P truten in God let him deliuer £ Of lewry, and him now, tf hee will Gaue him: fo2 pe fat, 3) the country there aim che fone of Hod. about, 44 That fame allo the atheenes which P/2422.2. were cructiied with him, cain htsteeth, t Notwithftan- 45 Rowfromtherürt boure was there ding that he fee- Darkuclic ouer all the (land, vito the niuth leth bimfetfe as it houre. were wounded 46 Ann about the ninth houre Jeſus cricd with Gods wrath with aloud borce laying, * Cli, Cit, lamina and forfaken for fabachthani? that is, *SBy God, my God, our finnes, yer he why hat thou fozlaken me ? ceafeth not to 47 And fome of them that food there, put hisconf- then thep heard it fayo, Thig man calleth dence in God u lias. " ss and call vpon ` 48 Gud fraightway oncof them rante, bim: whichis and tooke*a {ponge,and Alled tt with vine⸗ written toteach ger, and put it on ã | reeDe,and gaue him to vsin allaffiai- · * minke. onstotroft fill © 9 Dther,{aia,Let be : let vsfee,{f Elias in God, be the will come and ſaue him. affaultsnenerfo so Then Jebus cried againe with a loud Pinon to the efh, u They mocked at Chrifts praier,as ifit had beng ia vaine. obn 19 29, Or, byfope flatke. Pfal.69.23, ESPER A Chrifts burial, ’ x Voluntarily after he had o- heyed kis father inall things. 2.Chron.3 14. y Which fignifi- edan end of all the ceremonies of the Law, Pr, Ieruſalem. z This iudge- ment of an hea- then man was fuflicient to con- demne the groffe malice ofthe -= lewes. * Marke 85.42.43 luke 23.50,5¢- job 19 38. a Who was fo much the mcre in danger by de- claring bimfelfe tobe leſus dif- ciple. b Chrittsbory- ing doth ſo much re verifie his deathaad refire · rection. e Which was the day before the Sabbath, d Morewill fol- low his do@trine, then did afore he was put to death, e Thatis, men appointed for the keeping of the Temple. f The morethat _ men goeabout to ſubdue Chrifts power, the more they thew their owne malicesand procure to them- felues the greater condemnation, foras much as Gods glory the more appeareth thereby, payee, And yecldet wp the · ghoſt. 51 And bebelo, *ige y vaũe of the temple twas rent in twaine, from the top to the bot- tom, and the earth DID quake, and the ones were clouen, §2 And the graucs Didopes themfeiues, aai bodies of the Sainta which Rept, role, §3 And came ont of the graues after his relurrection, and went into tie | holy Witte, and appeared puto many. §4 Chen the Centurion, and they that were with hini watching Felus , fawe the earthquake, and tie things that were done, they feared greatly, faying, Truely z this was the Sonncof God. © 55. € Andinany women were there, bee holding him afarre of, which had followed Jelus from Galile, miniſtring vnto him. 56 Among whom was Gary Magda⸗ lene, and Wary the Mother of James and Joles and the mother of Zebedeus ſonnes. 57 €* Aud when the euen was come, therecamea rich manof Arimathea, mas med Jofeph, who had allo himſelfe been Je⸗ firs Difcipie. i 58 ewent to Pilate, and alken the bo- dy of Jeſus. Chen Pilate commanded the body to be Deltuercd. §9 Be Joſeph tooke the body, and wap- ped it ina cleanelinnen cioth, “ 6o And putitin his new b tombe, which hee had bewen out ina rocke, and rolicd a - great ftone to the Dooge of the fepulchze, and Departed. 6I And there was Warp Magdalene, and the other Mary fitting cuer agint the fepuichze. 62 € Mowe the nert Day that followed the ¢«JDzeparation of the Sabbath, the high Pꝛieſts and Phatiſes aſſembled to Pilate, 63 And fatd,Dir,we remember that that Decetuce ſayd, while he was pet aline, Aith⸗ in thee Dayes J will rif. 64 Commaund therefor that the ſepul⸗ chrebe made fure vntill the third Dap, let bis Diltiples come by night, and feale btm away, and fay vnto the people, Wee is riſen from the dead: fo Hall the laſt ¢ errourbee wore thyen therm. 65 Then Pilate faid ynta them. Me haue €a watch: go, and make it fire as pe know. 66 And thepwent, and made the ſepul⸗ chae! ture mith the watch, and(caled the ſtone. CHAP. XXVIII. 6 The refisrre ion of Chreft. 10 The brethren. of Chrift 12 The hie Priefts bribe the fouldiers. 37 Chrift appeareth to his diſtuples, and fendeth them fith to preach and to baptize, 20. Promia fing to thera continuall afifianse, Chap. xxviii}. we fin theeude ot the a Sabbath, when the Frit day ofthe werke began to Dawne, (ary Magdalene. and the other Mary came to fee the lepuichee. 2 And behold, Merewasa great earth⸗ quake: faz the> Angelot the Lod deſcended trom beanen,and came and rolled backe the Rone from the doore, and fate vpon tt, 3 And his countenance was like lighte- ning, and bis ratment white as now, 4 And foz feare of him the kecpers were aitonied, and became ás Dead men. s Butthe Angelantwered, and ſayd to the women, Feare pe not: for J] know that ye feeke Jelus which was crucified: 6 Hee is not here, for hee is riſen, as hee fayd: Come, fee the place where the Lorde was layd. : à 7 And goe quickly, and tell his diſciples that bets riien trom the Dead: anu behold, hee goeth before pou into Galilee: there pee Mall fee htm, veile at it,as a b20ad throughout ail che region bordering new and ftrange on Galile. thing and doe 29 €*Qnd affoone as thep were come not confider the out of the Synagogue, they entred into the power of Chrift, houſe of Simon and Ander, with James “hodsthe au- and John. thour-of theone 30 And Simons wiues mother lay ficke and of theother, ofafeter,and anon they tolo bim ether. Matth. 8.14. 31 And he came € toake her bythe hand, ke 433. and lift ber vp, and the keuer korſooke her by oe and by, and ſhe miniſtred unto them. 32 And when cuen was come, andthe Hine was Downe, they brought to himall that were diſealed, and them that were pol felled with deuils, 33 And the whole citie wag gathered to- getyer at the Dooze. 34 And hee healed many that were ficke of diuers diſeaſes: and he ca out many Bes uils,ande luffered not the Devils to fay that thep kuet piu. { 35 Anum the morning very early, Ibe- foze Day, Tefus arofe and weit out into a foli» teſtiſe ofbim, tarie place,and there prayed. AĜs 16.18, 36 And Giman and they that were with 0r being yet Hin, followed atterbim. 7 night, 37 Ano Matth.7.28,29, luke 4.32. 1 Whofe do» &rine was dead, and nothing fa- uoured ofthe pirit. o Chrift would not haue fuch witnefles to preach him and his Gofpel, So Paul was offen. ded thatthe Pye thoneffe fhould Tefus caine to preach. Matth 8.2. boke 5,12. p Forbidding bim to tel] any man, becauie as yet his time was not come to be knowen, q Itbelonged to the Prieft to know ifa man werchealed of the leprofie. Leuit 14.4. r Totakeall ma- ner ofexcule from them,and to condemne them of ingra- titude. Luke 5 15. {The preale was fo great,that he fhould haue bene thronged, Matth.g.t. luke 5.18. a Where he was wont to remaine. b Bythefe words Chrift fhewed that he was fent of his Father with authority to take away our finnes, Tobt4 4. iſa.43 25. af Chrift Geaketh according to their capacitie, who were fo blind that they would beleeue nothing but that which they faw with their eyes, and therefore fheweth his au- thoritie ouer the 37 And then they had found gun, thep faid vnto him, All men feeke foz thee, 38 Then he laid vnto them, Letts goe into the nerttownes, that JI map preach there allo: foz J came out foz that purpoſe. 39 And hee preached tn their Spna⸗ gogues, thrꝛoughout all Galilee, and caſt the deuils out, 40 C * And there came a leper tobim, belecching him, and kneeled Downe vnto bim , and (aid to him, HE chon wiir, chou tant make me cleane. 4I And Jefus had compaffion, and put foorth bis hand, and touched btm, and fara to hint, J will: be thoucleane. ; 42 Gnd afloone as hee bad ſpoken, imme⸗ Biately the lepzofie Departed from pim, and he was made cieane. j i 43 And after hee had giuen him a ſtrait si —— be fent him away koorth⸗ tth, 44 And fayd vnto hun, Hee thou fap no- thing to anp iman, but get thee bence, and Hew thy lelte to athe * Pꝛieſt, and offer foz thy cleanting thof things, which Boles commanded te: a+ tefitinontall onto them. 45 But when hee was Beparted,* hee be- gan to tell many things, and te publiſh the matter : lo that Felis ‘could no moze open» Ipenter into the citie, but was without in Zeſert places: and they came to him from cuery quarter, ra CIAA RIE 3 He healeththe man ofthe palfiy. 5 He för- gineth finnes, 14 Hecalleth Leuithe cuftomer, 16 Heeateth with finners. 18 Hee excuf:th his diftiples, as tsuching fafling , and keeping the Sabbath day. ; Fter* afew Dapes, he entred into Taper- Å kaum againe, and it was noyled that he was in the + honte. j 2 Andanon many gathered together, in fo much that the places about the Boome could not receiue any moꝛe: and be preached the word vuto them, 3 3 And there came vnto him, that bzought one licke of the palfie,bozne of foure men. 4 Andbecaule they could not conte necre vnto hin of the multitude, they vncouered the roofe of the boule where be was: and tohen they had broken tt open, they tee —— the bed wherein the licke of the pal: £ a + 5 "ow when Jefus faw their faith, hee fam to the ficke of the palfie, Sonne, tip » finnes ave korgiuen thee. 5 6 And there were certain of the Scribes fitting there, and reaſoning in therr hearts, 7 TAhy Doeth this man peake ſuch blaſ⸗ — wyo can fozgtue lunes, but God onely? 8 And immediatly when Jeſus percei» ued in his pirit that thus they thought with themſelues, hee (apd vnto them, cCAhy realon pe thele things in pour hearts? o cTihether is it eauer to fay to the ficke of the palſie, Thy fimes are forgtuen thee? ortofap, Zrile, and take vp thybed, and foute bythepow- {walke ? €r which he hath ouer tbe body, Io And that yee map knowe, that the Sonne of man path authoritie in garth to _ Chap. ij. Who neede the Phifitian. 456 fo:giue finnes, (hee lain vnto the ficke of the paliie.) IL J lay onto thee, Arife and take wp thy bed, t get thee hence into thine owxe bonte. 12 And byand by he arole , and tooke vp bts bed, and went forth befoze them all, intas much that they wereall amazed asd glo. . ed Sod, laying, dle nener faw fuch aching. 4 Their owne 13 @ hen hee went againe toward the conſciences caufe fea,and allthe people refozted unto gumana teem to confeffe be taughe them. the trueth, 14 *Qndas Jelus paſſed by, he ſaw Lent atth.9 9. the fonne of Alphens lit at the receit of cue ‘ke 5-27. tome, and fard vnto him, Foliow mec. Aud he role and followed him. 15 C And ıt cameto paffe, as Jefus fate at table in bis boule, many Publicanes and finners fate at cable allo with Jeſus, and his Bip ees foz there were many that followed ut. 16 And when the Scribes and Phariſes faw him eate with the JOubltcanesand fins ners,thep layd unto hts diſciples, Yow is it, that lee eateth and drinketh with Publi- canes and finners? i 17 29W when Jeſus heard it, pee ſayd 1.Tim. ug. vnto them, The whole haue nonecde ofthe ¢ He ſpeaketh of Whptictan, but the licke,* J came not to call fuch as perfwade the *righteaus, but p inners to repentance. themfeluesto 18 * And the dilciples of John and the be iuſt, although Phariles vid fatt, came and {ald bunto bim, Cdiby Doe the orlctples of Jobn andof the Phariles fatt and thy diltiples fat not? 19 And Jelus ſayd ynte therm, Can the fchtidzen of the marriage chamber fatt, wities the bꝛidegrome ts with them? as long as thep bane the baidegrome with theim, they cannot falt. 20 But the dapes will come, when the bridegrome {hall be taken from them, and then thall they fait tn thole Daves. 21 Alfonoman ioweth a piece s of newe cloth in anolde garment : foz elle the newe piece taketh away the filling vp fromthe old, and the breach ts wozie. 22 Likewiſe, noman putteth new wine into olde velela : for els the new wine bꝛea⸗ keth the veſſels, and the wine runneth out, and the vefftls are lott; but nets wine muſt be put inte new veffels. 23 ¶ * And tt came to paſſe ashe went thorow the cone on the Sabbath Day, that bis diſciples, as they Went en theit way, be⸗ gan te plucke the eares of ce2ne. 24 And the Phariles fatd vnto him, Be- hold, why Boe they onthe Sabbath Day that whichis not lam full? 25 And bee faid ro them, Dane pee never read what” Danin did wyen he bad neesi, and was an hungred, both he, and they that were with him? _ 26 How hee went into the houſe of God, inthe Dapeg of bAbtathar the hie Peieſt, and Did eat the hewbrean, which were not law: fuil ta eat but fer the* Pꝛieſts, and ganz al fo to themthat were with him? ` 27 And hee taid tothem, The Sabbath was imade fo2 man, and not man forthe Sabbath. i 28 that he will {pare his, and not bur- denthem before ic be neceffarie, g Theword pro~ perly fignifeth ` new cloth, which as yet hath not pafled the hands of the fuller. Matth, 12.1. luke 6.1%. 1.52.21 ,6. h He wasalfo called Achimce lech,as his father was,fo that beth the fatherand the fonne were called by both thefen:mes, t Chron.24 6. 2 [am.3. 17 and 15 29, king, 3.29, Ex0de29.33s Lewitt 8. 31. ands 49+ i SecingcheSab= - bath wag made for mays vie, it was not meet it fhould be vied ro his kinderance andincommo> - dite. - if Conſpiracie againft Chrift. Matth.i2.9,19, luke 6.6. a They held their tongues of ma- lice: for they would neither confeffe nor de- nie, b Chrift is in fuch fort angrie with man,that he pitieth him and feekethto winne him, e Although they hated one ano- ther deadly, yet this hindreth them not to joyne their ma- liceto reſiſt Chrift,reade Mat.22.16, HOr fconrges meaning difeafes Chap.6 7.matt. Bc. duke 9.5. bOr, Lebbeus or Iudas, §Or,Zealous. d Thedifciples were now con. uerſant with Chriff, both at CHAP. Itt. t Hehealeththe man with the dried hand. 14 He chuſeth hu apoftles. 21 Chrift w thought of the worldlings to be befides hmfelfe. z2 He caſteth out the uncleane ſpirit, which the Pharsfes aſcribe un- to the dewil.29 Blaſphemie againft the holy Ghoft. 35 The brother, fifier, and mother of Chrift. 4 PAD* he eñtred againe into the Dyna- A ogue, and there Was a man which pad a withered hand. i 2 Aad they watched him whether hee Would heale Hun on the Sabbath day, that they might accale bim. á 3 Shen he fatd vnto the man which had eA CR OREO. Arife; land foorth in the mids. 4 And hee laid to them, Is it lawfull to doe A good deede onthe Sabbath Day, o? to Boe euilleto ſaue the ltfe,o? to kili? But they a Held their peace. § Then He losked round abont on them dangerly, mourning alio fo: the hardneſſe oftheir hearts, and fai to the man, Dtretch foosth chine hand: And hee ſtretched it out: aD his hand was reſtored as whole as tie other. 6 @ And the Pharis departed, and ſtraightway gathered a Council with the eerodians agami him, thatthcy might Deltroyp hint. : cr 7 But Jelus auoyded with his sifciples tothe fea: and a great multitude foliowed him fram Galile,and from Judea, 8 And from Jeruſalem, and from Idu⸗ Mea, and beyond Joan, € thep thar dwel⸗ led about Cyrus and Sidon, when they had Heard what great things he Did, came unta him in great number. 9 Andhe commanded his dilciples that a athippe bouto waite foz him, becaule of the multitude, lett they would throng him, 10 fo: hee had healed many; wlomuch that they pelko npon bim, te touch bim, az many as had || plagues. H nd when the vucleane fpirits ſawe bim, they fell Downe befoze him, and cried, faving, Thou art the ſonne of Gov. 12 And he ſharpely rebuked them, to the end they thould not vtter his. f 13 @* Chen he went vp inte a mountatt, and called vnto him whome hee would,and they came vnts him. 14 And hee appointed twelue that they Mould be with him, and that bee might end them to preach, n And that they miaht bane power to heale ficknefies,and to catt out deuils. 16 And the firt was Simon, and hee ta- ned Sinon, Deter, 17 Then anes the fonne of Febederis, and Jobn, James brother, (and named Ma i >» which ts, the ſonnes of under 18 And Andzew, and Philip, ana Bar» tleniem, and SDatthew, and Thomas, and James the fonne of Alpheus, and || Thade» uz, and Dimon thel Cananite, Ig And Judas Iſcariot who allo betrap» ed Him, and they came 4 home. 20 Andthe multitude aſſembled agatine, homeandabroad ſo that thep could not fo much as cate bpeau. S. Marke. 21 And when | bis kinliolks heard of it, they went out to lay bold ou him: foz thep thought be had beene betine himleife. 22 @* Ano the Scribes which came from Hieruſalem, (ard, ee bath Beelzebub, and through the prince of Deuiis hee caſteth out entls. 23 But hecatled them vnto him, and fain pnts theni tt parables, ow can Datan Detucout Hatan? _ 24 Foꝛ tha kingdome be diuided againk it (cife,that kingdome cannot tand, 25 D2 ifa honte be Dinided againtt it {ei f, that boule cannot continue. 26 So if Satan make infurrection as mart himſelke, aud bee diuided, hee cannot endure,butisatanend. 27 No man can enter into a rong mans boult, and take away bis goods, except hee Gra binde that trong man, and then ſpoyle his houſe. ] 28 q * Uerily J fap unto pon, all finnes ' Halbe forgiuen vnto the chilen ofmen, ¢ blaiphemies, wherewith they blafpheme : 29 But bethat ' blafphemeth againſt the Holy Shot hail neuer haue forgiucnefle,but ts culpable ofeternall Damnation, : ‘Akbar es 3 {atd, We had an vncleane pirit. 31 C* Then came his h bꝛethren and mo» therand ſtood without, and fent vnto bin, and called him. f 32 Gud the people fate about hun, and they {aid vnto him, Behold, thy mother and thy brethren leeke foz thee without. 33 But heeantwered them, ſaying, Cibo ts mp mother and my brethren? 34 And hee looked round about on them, Blafphemie. flOr,they thar were aboxt lam. e His kinstolkes would haue fhut him within dores left any harme fhuld haue come vnto them, if any tumult had beene made: for fome would haue made him 2 king,and the Pharifes with other fought his life : fothat here- by they might haue procured the hatred of Hee rode, and of the Pharifes and of the Romanes. Matth.9.34. aad 12.24. luke ¥ 4,55. Matth,12 34. luke 12.10. 1 ohasa. f Which is,whea a man fighteth againſt his owne con{cience,and ftriueth again{t the trueth which is reuealed vnto him: for ſuch one isin a repros bate fenfeand cannot come to which fate in conipatte about him, and faid, repentance, Behold my mother and my byethzen. 35 Foz wholoener Doeth the will of Goo, he ts my brother and my ſiſter, and mother. CHAP, IiII, 2 Bythe parables of the feede,and the muftard corne, (hrift fheweth the fate ofthe kingdome of God. 11 A fpeciall gift of Gad te know the myſte- ries Of bes kingdeme. 37 He firileth the tempeft of the fea,which obeyed ham. ` —— *hee beganne againe to teach by the ded fea (ide, and there gathered vnto bun a great multitude ſo that he entred into a thip and fate in the fea, and all the people was by the fea ide on the lann. 2 Andbee taught chem many things in parables, and fatt vnto thent\ ina bis doc tring. P Wearken? Beholde, there went out a fower to ſow. g AnD tt came to patie as he ſowed, that {bythe way tide, and che foules of en came and deuoured tt yp. for, the Matth.» 2,45. leke 8.19, [Or couſins. Matth.t3 te luke 8.9. lOr. as he taught, a Itiscalled Chrifts doctrine. either for that he was accultomed . to fpeake vnto them by fimili- * _ § And fome fell on kony ground, where tudes: or elfebes it had not much earth, and by and by ſprang caufe ithad that pp, becaule tt had not Depth of carth. 6° But afoane as the funne was vp, it caught beate, and becaute it had no reote, it withered away. 7 Ana fome fell among the thornes, an’ the thames grew vp and choked it, ſo that it gaue no fruite — 2 8 Some againe felin good ground, nb pec vertue and maie- ftie,that men could not denie but it came from. heauen, - —" = The candle lighted. b For God doth yeelde fenit that aung bp, and ares, and not openall it brought fozeh (ome thirete fold, (ome firtte mensheartsto fold, and fone an hundzeth fold. wndertiand his 9 Then he fad vnto them, Hethat hath myfteries. b cares to heare let him heare. c Which are led by the Spirit of God, d And arenot of the number of the faithfull nci- ther attaine to the pith and fub- flance,but onely 19 And when yee wasalone, they that were about him with the twelne, atkey bin ofthe parable, > II And he laid vnto them, Toc youtt is giuen to know the mypitery of che kingoome of God:but vnte them that are“withour, all things be Done in parables, I2 _* That chey lectng, may fee, and not diſterne: and they hearing may båre, and fiayintheout- rot vnderſtand, lett at any rime they ſhould watdrindeand turne, and their finneg thould bee forgiuen barke. them. ~ AVe 1f2.6.9. 13 Againe hee ſaid vnto them, Perceine matt. 13.14. penotthtsparable? how then ſhould ve bn- luke 8.10. Derftand allother parables? iohs 12.40. 14 The ſower ſoweth the word. acts 23.26, 15 And thele ave they that receiue the feed romar. 8. by the wayes fide, in whome the word is 1. Tim.c. 17. ſowen: but when they haue heardit, Das Matt.5. 15- tan commeth immediatly, and taketh a- luke 8.16. way the word that was fowen in their and 01.33. beacts. e Chrilt fetteth beforetheir eyes -16 Andiikewile they that receine the ſeed in ſtony ground, arethey, which when thep thetruepaterne Hane heard the word, ſtraightwayes receiue ofa Chriltian life it with gladneſſe. à lOr brought, 17 Det hae they no roote in themelues Mat.10.26. andendure but a tine: for when troubleand luke 8.17, perlecution arilech foz the woz, immediatty and 13.3. they be offended. "i f We maynot ~ 18 Alfo they that reccine the fede among takeoccafionto the theanes,are fuch as heare the wed: doeuilvnderco- I9 But thecaresof this wolo, andthe lour tohide our * Decettfulucte of riches , and the luſtes of doings: forall other things enter in, and choke the word, thallbedifclofed and ttis pnfruitfult. at the length. 20 But they that haue recetued (rede tn Mait.7.2. good ground, are they that beare the word, luke-6.38. aud receive tt, and bring foorth frutte, one g Ifyoudoyour corne thirtie,anotber ſixty, and fome an hun- endevour faith- Deeth. É fully,yethalbere 21 @ Alo bee laid vnto them , * Is e the comper.fediugly, candle || lighten to be put vnder a buteli, oz Matt.13.12, vnder the table, and not tobe put on a catis and25.29, dleſticke: — x luke 8.18. 22 *F Foz there is nothing bid. that Hatt and 19.26. nat be opened: nether ts there alecrete, biit h Thatwhich thatit hall come to light. hethinkethhim 23 Jf any man hauc cares to beare , let felfe to haue, pim heare. ] i Thefetwofi- 24 And hee laid vnto them, Cakeheede militudesfollow- what pee beare. * With e what meathre ing,proue,that yee mete, tt hall bee mealured vnto pour althoughthe anduntopoutbat heare, Wall moze bergi- kingdomeof uen. 5 * God feemethto ~ 25 * Forbutobhim that hath, ſhallichee haue very linle giuen, and from him thar bath not, ſhall bee appearance or fakenaway, *euenthathebath. · beginning, yet 26 € Alle hee laid, Sois the kingdome Goddothin. — of God, ag if a man Mould caf *{eene in the creafeitaboue ground, á mansreafon, 27 And bonlo ficepe, and rife vp night k Ifthe mini- and Day, and the feede Mould (pring ano flersdoetheir grow bp, he nor knowing How. dustie,Godwill 28 Sroz the earth bringeth foogth ftuit of giue the increale. her telte, frit the blade, then the cares, after Chap. v. The wind and fea obey Chrift, 457 that full corne in the eares. À 29 Andafloone as the fruite ſheweth it felfe, anon hee putteth inthe tickle, becanle the baruett istome, 39 gripe ſaid mopeoner,CAhereunito hal Matth.r3. 35 Wee liken the kingdome of God? oz with luke 13 ig. what conipartfon fall we compare it? — 31 ke is like a graine of muttard ſeede, which when ttislowentn thecarth, ts the leait of all (eedes that be tn the carth : 32 But after that tt ts (owen, tt groweth bp, and fs greatett ofall herbes and beareth great branches, ſo that the Toules ofheauen map build vnder the hadow of tt. 33 And *with many (uch parables hee ate, preached the word wntothem, as they were able to heare it. 34 And without parables ſpake bee no⸗ thing onto them, but he erpaunded al things to bts Diftiples apart. 35 €* Mow the lame dap when euen was Matth 8.23. come, Dee laid vnto them, Lets paſſe ouer 8.22, vnto the other five. 36 And they left the multitude anditooke 1 And fet for- bim as bee wasin the ip: and there were ward, alfo with him other hips. ; 37 And there arole a great forme of wind, ann the wanes daſhed into the hip, fo that it was now full. 38 And he was in the terne m aflcepe en a pillow : and thep awoke bin, and fat to — Malter, caret thou not that wee pe⸗ . 1% 39 And bee arofe bp, and rebuked the wind, and faia vnte the fea, Peace, and bee Gill Ho the wind cealed, and it wasa great calme. 40 Then he laid vnto them, Ahyare pe i bow ts tt that pze haue no jor, aith: Al And thep feared erceedinglp, and fain one to another, bots thts, that beth the winde and the fea obey Him? C Bos PRV 8 Jef cafteth the deuils out of the man and Suffererh them to enter inte the ſwine. 25 Hee healeth a woman from the bloody iffse, 41 And raifeth the captaines daughter. ; Az: thepcame ouer tothesther ſide of szanh 8.23, 2 ror fca into the countrepof the SaDa. Juke 8.26, tenes. s 2 And when hee was come out of the Khippe , there met Him tncontinentlp ont of ie ar aman, which had an vncleane irit: 3 Aho had his abiding among the granes, and no man could binde bim, no not- with chatnes, 4 Becaule that when he was often bound with fetters and chaines, hee plucked the chaines afunder, and brake the fettersin pieces, neit her could any man tame him. Sa 5_ Andalwayes both night and day hee a The deuil is tryed in the mountaines, and in tye graues, conftrained to and troke binlelfe with tones. confeſſe Iefus 6 4nd when be faw Jelus afarre eff, hee Chrift,anc yer ranne, and woꝛſhipped him, ceafeth not to 7 Andcryed with aloud boyce, and (ayd,. refilt him. ahat hae J to Doe with thee, Tels, the |\Or.adiurethee ' Sonne of themotk high God? Fi charae to fweare by Gods Mmm thee MERT” m Chrif feaueth vs oftentimes tø our felues,both as well that we may learneto know ourowne. weakenefle,as his mightie power, haue you ne yet faith? Chri defiredto depart. b Heabufith the Name of God, to. maintaine his ty- fannie. c A Legion con- teined aboue 6000, in number read Mat, 26.53. (Or ranne with violence head- lons. fOr in the lake. d Marke how loue of riches and worldly re- ſpects hisder men to receine’Chrilt, e The woildlings more efteeme their fwine,then they doe Tefus Chrift. Ff We muk de- clare vato others the berefites which God fheweth toward ¥s,that thereby they may giue him praifeéand glorie, lOr, iñ the coun- trey of the tenze Cities. Matth.9.18, duke 8,41. g Ber faith brought her to Chrilt, and moo- ned her to ap- toch neere vnto himan nota ſuperſtitious opi~ nion, to attribute any vertu to his gannent, theeby > oa, that thou torment me nat, 8 (or bee laid vnto hun, Come out of the man, thon vncleane ſpirit) 9 Aud bealked hin, lhat is thy nante? and be anfwered,faping, My name is· Legi⸗ on: fo: we gre many. 10 And hee prayed hin inilantly, that he would not (end them away out of the coui- trep. i IL Row there was there in the mon taines a great beard of fine, feeding. 12 Anv allthe deuils beſought him, fap- ing, Send vs into the ſwine, that wee may enter inte them. 13 And incontinently Jeſus gaue them leaue. When the vncleane ſpirits went out, and entred into the fwine, and the herdijcan headlong from the high banke into the fea, Cand there were about two thouſand (wine) and they tere Downed in the | fea. _ 14 And thelwineheards dledde, and told it in the citie, and in the countrep, and they pel out to fee what it was that was one. 15 And they came to Jeſus, and (aw bim that haa beene poſſeſſed with the deuill, and had the legion, lit both clothed, and in dis right minde: and they were afraid. 16 And tey that law it,tolde them what was doncta hin that was poſſeſſed with the Deuil and concerning the lwine. I7 Chen itheybegante pray hun, that he would « depart from their coaſts. ; 18 And when hee was come into the hip, hee that had beene poſſeſſed with the denill, prayed bim thathe might be with bim. Ig Howbeit Felus would not {afer him, Hut fata onto him, Goe thp way homie to thy kriends, and f thew then what great things the Lod hath Dene vnto thee, and how hee bath bad compalſſion on thee. -20 So hee departed, and began topub- lif in! Decapolis, what great things Jes fus Had Done vnto him: and all men Did marueile. 21 @ And when Jefus was come onera: gaine by Hippe vato the other Hoc, agreat multitude gathered to Dim, and bee was neere bntoihe lea, 22 * And behold, there came onc of the rulers of the Spragogue, whole name was Jairus: and when He Caw Fim, he fell downe at bts feete, 23 And befonght hint inftantly, faping, By little daughter lyeth at paint of deaths. F pray thee thar thon wonldett cone and lap thine hands on ber, that thee may bee healed and liue. —— 24 Cher he went with Din, and a great mning followed him, and thronged him. t 25 (And there was a certaine woman, which was vealed with an illue ofbloon tiweine peeres, 3 26 And had ſuffered many things of ma- ny phylictans,and had (pent al chat he had, and it availed ber nothing, but thee became much work. ` ; 27 ben hee had heard of gelus , thee came inthe peale behind, ands touched pts garmet, 4 S. Marke. 28 Foz hee fat, FEZ may but touch his clothes, 3 ali be whule, 29 And ttraightway || the courte of her blood was Dried vp, and Wee | felt in herbo- Dy, that he was healed ofthat || plague. _ 30 And immediatly when Jeſus div know imn himlelke the bertue that west out of bint, hee turned him round about in the paR > anD fayde , CGho hath touched my clothes? 31 And bis diſciples fain vnto him, Thou ſeelt the multitude throng thee, and (ayelt thou,cCibo did touch me? 32 Aud he looked round about, to lec her that had Done that. Tairus daughter reftored to life. [Or Auntaine. Or, knew. llOr [t ourge. 33 And the waman Feared and trembled: l foz ibe knew what was done in her, and hee caine and fellDowne before pim, and tolde bun the whole trueth. : 34 And he (aid to her, Daughter, thy faith hath made the whole: goe tn peace, and bee whole of chp || plague.) 35. here hee petipake, there came from thr fame ruler of the Synagogues houſe certaine which fat, Thy Daughter ts Dead: — thou the Watter anp fire ber? 36 Aſſoone as Jems Heard that_ word ſpoken, bee iaid vnto the culer of the Oyna⸗ gogue, Be not atraid: onelpbeleene. 37 And he fuffered no man to follow hint, faue Peter and Jamies, and John the bro⸗ ther of James. 33 Ho he came vnto the boufe ofthe ruler of the Synagogue, and law the tumult,and them that wept and wailed Beatle 39 And be went in, and fata bute them, Ahy make pee this trouble, and weepe? the child ts neth Dead, but — 40 And they i laughes bim ta ſcorne:but he put them alout,and tooke the father, and the mother ofthe child, ¢* them that were with him, and entred in where tye child lay, 4I And tooke the childe by the band,ana faid vnto ber, Talitha cumt,whtch ts by in- terpectation, Barden, J lap bnto chee, Arife. 42 Aud tivataheway the mayden arole anu walked: foz {he was of the age of twelue meee + and they were altonted out okmea⸗ ure. 43 And he charged them ſtraitly that ne man Would know ofit, and commanded ta gine Der meate, CHAP, VIL 4 How lA prist and his are receined in their’ owne countrey. 7 The Apostles commiſſion. 3$. Sundry opinions of Chrif? 25 Iohn is put to death and buried. 31 Coriſt gineth reft to his difciplese . 38 The fiue loanes and two fifhes. 48 Chriſt wal- keth on the water. 55 He healeth many. HOr, ſcourge. h He meant, thee was not deadto remaine fo, be= caule the fhould incontinently be reftored againe to life, i For they had no hope to fee . heraliueagaine, k Thatis, his three difciples, Fterward * hee Departed thence, And Matth.13.54. £ came into bis owne countrey, and his luke 4.16, diſciples followed hin. 2 Bnd when the Habbath was come, he beganne to teach. iu. the @pnagoquc, And.. a Chilis neg- many that heard him were atonic, and JeGed of his fayde , 2 from wiene Fath hee thele owne friends thugs? and what wiledome is this that and kinsfolkes.. is 4 -_ The Apoftles commiffion. f|Or, miracles. lOr, ccuſin. b That which ought to moue them to come to Chrift,cavfeth themto goe backe from him, whichcommeth of theirowne wickednefle, Matth 13.57. luke 4 24. tohn 4.44. c Thatis, bee would not, d Lackeof faith maketh vs vna- ble to receiue Gods benefits, Matth, 4.23. — Lake 13.42 Matth.10.1. chap,3.$4. lake 9.1. e Chrift onely fordiddeththem to carie any thing,which _ might be burde- nous, or hinder their meſſage. Or. purfes. Afs 4.2 8. f Which were akind of light thoes tied to the feete with [trings. g Hee forbid- deth curioſitie in changing their lodgings,in this their fpeedy mef- fage, Matth.10.14. luheg 5. h Intoken of execration,& of the horrible ven- geance of God which thall light vpon them. AGs 43.5t.and i 8.6. ‘ames 5,14. rece te was a figne of this miraculous wor- king, and nota mcdicine to heale difeafes: fo that the gift of miracles cea- - fing theceremo- nies is to no vſe. £" thake o is giuen vnto hin, that euen fuch H great Wozkes are Done by his hands ! 3 Js not this the Carpenter , Daries fenne, the || brother of Jaimes and Foles,and of Juda and Simon? and are not his Afters e with vs? And they were offended in him. 4 Then Jelus ſayd vnto them, 4 * Prox phet is net without honour, but tnbts owne countrey, aud among pis owne kinted, and in bis owne boufe, 5. Ana: bee could there d doe no great wozkes , fauce thar hee layd bis hands vpon a few ficke kolke, and healed them. J 6 And hee maructled at their vnbelieke, and went abont by the tones on euery fide, teaching. 7 €*dund he called the twelue, and began to ſend them two and two, and gaue them power ouer vncleane ſpitits, 8 And commaunded them, that thep ſhouid take nothing fo? their tourney, laue a ttaffe onely: neither eicrip, neither bead, neither money in their gievies, k 9 Butthat they ſhould bee ſhodde with *£ fandales, and that they ould not put oñ two coates. Io And be fayd vnto them , @Aherefee uer pe fhallenterintoanhoule, there abide till ye Depart & thence. Il *And wholdeuer wall not receiue pou, noz beare you, when pee Depart thence, ff the Duft that ts vnder your feete, for awitnefie vnto them. Gerelp J fay vnto you, Ft Hall be zalier fox Sodom, 02 Gomoꝛrha at the Day ob iudgement, then fo: that cite. 12 C And they wentout, and preached, that men ſhould amend therr liues. 13 And they cat out manp deuils: and they *annoetntcd many that were licke, with ople, and healed them, 1 14 €* Then king Herode heard ofhim (foz his name was ſpꝛead abꝛoad) and fayd, ohn Baptitis rien againe from the Dead, and therefore great workes are Wrought by tn, 15 Other fayd, It is Elias: and fome fayde, It is a Prophet, oz asone * ofthe Pꝛophets. 16 * So when Herod heart it, he fayd, Jt is John whom 3| beheaded, he ts Irika from tbe Dead. 17 Fo Werod himfelfe had fent forth, and had taken John and bound him in pifon foz Herodias fake, which was his bꝛother Phi⸗ lips wife,becaute he had martedD her. : 13 jFor John fayd bunto ierove ».* Ft is not™lawfull foz thee to baue thy brothers wire. 19 Therefor Derodias had a quarell againſt bim and world baue killed bun, but - fye could net. 20 Foꝛ Herode feared John, knowing Matth.14.t.luke 97 K Meaning, oftheolde Prophets.. Luke 3, 39. 1 They had then this common errour , that they thoughtthe foules being departed out of one body, went ftraight into another, Lenit.18,16.ad 30.21, m Theliberty that lohnvſed to reproue vice without exception of perlon, declareth how the truc miniſtets ought to behaucthemfclues, “ Chap.vj. The inconuenience of dancing. 458 that hee was a tuft man and an boly, andres - nerenced him, and when he heard him, hee BD many things,and = heard pim gtadly, 21 Wut the time being conuentent, when Herod on his birth Vay made abanket to hts prices and captaines,and chicte eftates of Galle: 22 And the Daughter of the fame Yerodi: ascametnand°dDaunced, and pleaicd He⸗ rode and them that fateat table together, the king faya ynte the mayd , Alke ef me what thau wiit,and J wül gine it thee. 23 And heelware ynto her, Whatioenet thou wa't aike of me, J will gine it thee,cuen buto the balfe of mp Kingtome. 24 *o thee went foozth, and fayd to her mother Ubat Hal J afke? Ara we fapa, Sohn Baptiſts head. 25 Then the came in ſtraightway with bafle pnto the king.€ afked faving, J weuld that thou Gouldelt gine mee euen now ina charger the bead of Zohn Baptiſt. 26 Chenthe king was very lory: yet foz His othes (ake,¢ fo: their fakes whicy fate at table with bimbe would not refute Ger. 27 And immediately the king (ene the hangman, and gaue charge that his head fyould be brought. So bee went and bebeas Dea him ín the p2tfon, 28 And brought his head in a chatger, and gaucittathermapde, and the mayde gaue ít to her mother. 29 And when hts diſciples heard ít, they — and tooke bp bis] bodp, and putina ombe. 32 E *And the Apoſtles gathered them: ſelues together to Fetus, and a tolde him ail thinge, both what they haue Done, and what they had taught. 31 And he laid vnto them, Come pe apart into the wilderneſſe,t and reſt a while: foz there were many commers and goers, that they had not leaſure to eat. _ 32 *BDothey went by Hip out ofthe way into aDelert place. 33 Butthepeople fawe them when they Departed, and many knew him, and ran a= footc thither out of ail cities, and came thi- ther before them and afiembled vnto dim. 34 * Chen Jelus went out, and lawe a great multitude t bad compailion on them, becanle they were like! theepe, which bad no Hepheard:*andhe began te teach them ma tip things. 35 *And when the dap was nawe fatre (pent, bis diſciples came vnto him, faving, This is adelert place,and now the day ts farre pafen. 36 Letthemdepart that they may go into the villages ttownes about, and buy them bead; fo? they haue nothing to eat. 37 But beeanfwered and fayde vnto them, Giue yethem to eate. And they ſayd unto him, Shall we goe and buy © two Huns Deto pentwoath of bꝛead and giur them to eate? 38 *Then he ſayd vntothem, ow ma- ny loaues haue pee? goe and looke. And when they knew it, they ſayd, Fine, and two liſhes. r 39 Hohe commanded them ta make them Wmm 2 all n Suchisthe nature of Godz word, that it compellcth the very tyrants te Tcuerence it; as no deubt the kiag had fome good motions, tut the feed fell in ſtonie places, znd fo tooke no Toote. o Mhat incon⸗ uenience com- meth by wanton cancing. Mattl),14.8, p Tofephus cal- leth her pame Salomen, the daughter of Phi- lip and Heredias, [Or,carkew. Lukeg.to. g The Apoftles — account of their mefiac which is to den clare their fideli- tie & obedience. t Cbrift beareth with f infirmity of his feruants, & bringeth. them to quietnes,that be may inftruG thé, and make them firong againft troubles. Mautht4.tze _ luke 9.10. Matth-9.36s and 14. 14. { This declareth that thete is an horrible diforder among that peo- ple, where the true preaching of Gods word wan= teth. Lukeg.it, Matthi 15, t -Which is a- bour fue pound fterling, Afat.2 10.1 7./uke 9.13.40h% 6.9. Te” ee eee ees a E | Chriſt walketh onthe fea. S. Marke. fOr, by tables fal: all Git Downe by i copanies bponthe greene (that isto fay bn wathen ) they coniplained, for in euery rank were as manyasa table could hold. u The Grecke word fignifieth fuch beddes as aremade ina garden, fo that the company which were there (et, might feemeas rowesy or borders of beddes ina gar- den. Matth.14.23- ` zoh 6,15, x Which wasa- bout two or three houres before day. y Chrift affireth his and maketh them bold,both by his word, and mighty power, z They had for- _ got the miracle which was wrought with the fue loaues. Matth.t 4.34 fOr, markets, a Not for any fuch vertue that was in his gar- ment,but for the confidence which they badinhim, Math, 15 2. fOr fitiy. a Tne Pharifes wonld not eate with vnwalhen hands, becaufe raffle. — 40 Then they fate Downe by a rowes, by bundaeths anv by Gfties. s: 4I Aad hee tooke the fiue loaues and the j two fifhes, and looked vp to heauen, and gaue thankes, and brake the loaues, and gaue them to his Dilciples to let before them, and the twe fies be diuided among them all. : 42 Ho they did all eate, were ſatiſſied, 43 And they tooke vp twelue bafkets full of the fragments and ot the tiſhes. 44 And they that bad eaten, were about five thaufand men. T 45 Cand ttraightway be canlen bis dil- ciples to goe into the ip, and te goe betoze vnto the other tide onto Bethlataa, while ve fent away the people. : 46 Thenñ alſoone ashe had lent them a+ way, be Departed into a mountatne to pray. 47 * And when cuen was come, the hip was in tbe middes of the fea,and be alone on eland, ; 48 Aud he fay them troubled in rowing, (forthe winde was contrary puto them ) and about the fourth * watch of the night,be caine vnto them, walking vpon the fea, and would bane pafles by them. 5 49 And when they faw him walking vp- on the (ca, they ſuppoſed tt had bene a ſpirit, and cryed out. 50 Foꝛ they all law him, and were foze afraid ; butanon be talked with them, and ſayd puto them, ey of goed comisze; tt ts 3, be not afraid. 51 Chen he went vp vuto them into the hip, andthe winds cealed, and thep were fore amazed in themlelues beyond mealure, and marueiled. §2 z Foꝛ they had not confidercd the mat- terofthe loaues, becaule their hearts were hardened. í ; 53 C And they came ouer,and went inte the iande of Geneſaret, and arriued. 54 Bo wen they were come out of the Hip, ſtraightway they knew him, 55 And ranne about throughout all that regio roundabout, and began to carie hi⸗ ther and thither in beds allthat were ficke, where they Heard that he was, §6 And whitherfocucr hee entred into townes, 92 cities,o2 villag’s, they layd their ficke in the i treeces, and prayed him that they might touch at the leat the⸗ edge of his garment. Gnd as many as touched him, Were made whole. CHAP. VIL 2 The di:fciples eate with vnwafhen hands. 8 The commandemét of God utranfgreffed by mans traditions, 20 What d:fileth maz. 24 Of the wo- man of Syropheniffa. 32 The healing ofthe dumbe, 37 The people praiſe Chrift. T Wen* gathered vnto him the Phariſes, and certaine of the Dceibes which came from Jeruſalem. 2 And when thep fawe fone of his dit ciples cate meate with common *bandes, shey thought that the common handling of things defiled them , fo that they made holĩaeſſe and religion to deperdin hands wathing, 3 (forthe Whartles andali the Hewes, except they wath their hands > oft, eate not, hoiding the tradition of the Elders. 4. Ano when they come from the market, except they wath, they eate not; and many other things there bec , which thep baue ta- ken vpon them to obferuc, as the wathing of —— pots, and of brafen veſſels, and of ables. 3 S Ghenalked bim the Phartiſes and Acribes, Kiby walke not hyp dilciples ac- cording tothe tradition of the Elders, but tate || meate with vnwaſhen hands? Then hee anfwered æ fayd vnto them, Durelp * Clay hath prophelied well of pou bypoctytes,as itis witten, This people ho · noureth me with their lips, but their heart isfarreawayfrom me. 7 But they woribhip niecinbaine, tea ching for Doctrines the « commaundements of mein. 8 Fozyelay the commandement of God apart, andobierue the tradition of men, as the waing of pots and of cups, and many other fuch like things pee Doe. 9 And he laid vnto them, ell,pe retect the commaddement ef God, that pe may ob- feruc pour owne tradition. 10 fo Moles fayt, * Honour thy father and thy mother : and,*CCiheloener thal curſe father o? mother, let bim ‘die the Death. iL Bur yeefay, Jfa man fap to father or mother, Cozban, that is, By the gift that is — by me,thou mayeſt haue pzofit,he ſhall etree, r i2 Hoye fuffer him no moze to Doe any thing foz hts farber, o2 his mother, 13 Making the word of Sod ef none au» thoꝛity, by pour tradition which pe haue oz- Deinen : and ype Doe many fich like things. I4 * Chen be called the whole multitude vito him. and fayd vnto them, earken pou all onto me,and vnderſtand. Is There sis nothing without a man, that can Defile fim, when ttentreth into bun: but the things which proceede ont of him, are they which defilerbe man. 16 3f anphaue cares tobcare, let him heare. 17 And when he came inte an houſe away from the people,bis diſciples aſkes him con- cerning the parabic. 18 And bee apn unto them, That ? are pe without vnderſtanding allo ? Doe pe not Mens precepts. b Or,contenti- oufly,ftriving to wath beft. c Little pots, fomewhat more in quantitiethen a wine pinte, fOr, bread. Fla.29.136 d: With an out- ward fhew, e Whofoeuer teachethany do@tine bur Gods word, isa falfe worthipper, and a feducer ef thepeople,feeme his dodirine nes uer fo probable to the indgement of man. Exod,20,12. deut 5.16. epkef 6.2. Exod. 21.17, leuat. 20.9. prou 20.20. f That is,with- out any hope of pardon, Matth. 15.10, g There isno outward or cot⸗ porall thing, which entreth into man,that can defile him: meaning chiefy- of meates, which ~ ifthey be taken excefliue ly, it commeth of the knowe that whatſoeuer thing from without inordinate hah of entreth into aman,cannot defile bim, 19 Becaule it entreth not into bis heart, but into the beliy, and goeth out into the Draught which ts the purging ofall meats? 20 Then de lapd, That which commeth out of man, that defileth man. 21 * Foz from within, cuen ont of the Heart af men, proceede eutll thoughts, adul- teries fonications murders, 22 Thekts, touetouſneſſe,wickedneſſe, de · teit, || vncleanneflk, |a wicked eye, backbi⸗ ting pide, foolihue ie. 23 All thel eutil things come from with- in and Defile a man, 24 ¶ And from thence be role and * its the heart,and fo the luft is cuill, Gen.6.5. and 8. 21. Or, wantonne Seo [Or enuie. Matth,35.22. The dhitdrens bread. h Meaning the Tewes, ro whom thepromifes were firft made, i Thelewes | tooke ftrangers no better then the dogges, and therefore Chrift fpeaketh accor- ding to theiro- pinion, She afketh -but the poore _crumbes, and fot the childrens bread, wherein the declareth her faith aud bnmiltie, 1 Declaring by this figne the compaflionthat hee hath vpon mans miferi¢s, Gen.t.33, ecclus 39016. m Asif they would fay, Be- fides al the mira- clesthat he hath done, euenthis now declareth that what(Geuer he doeth, is very well, ier Matthrs z346 a Chrif proni- deth for bis, whë they feemeto'be deftirateand® | forfaken. fOr; whence. b lf bréad were fohardto come’ —— vipoffible to >” méat, 9-1 — into the bsꝛders of Tyrus and Sidon, and entred into an houſe, and would that no — — haue knowen: but bee cauld not e bid. > 25 Foꝛ acertatne woman, whole little Chap. viij. fit doton on the ground: and he tooke the ſe⸗ uenloaues, and gauethankes, brake them, and gaue to bis Dilciples to (et befozethem, and they Did fet them before the people, 7 Shey had allo a few mall fites . and Daughter had an vncleane (pirit, beardol when he bad giuen thankes, he commandea bim,and came, and fellat bts feet. - 26 (Ann the woman was aGreeke, a Spropbhenifitan by nation) anv fhe beloughe them alfoto be fet befozethem. 8 Bo thepdidcat,and were ſufficed, and they tooke bp ofthe bꝛoken meate that was bim that hee would caſt out rhe deuill out of left, ſeuen baſkets full, ber daughter. 3 27 But Jelug fade onto her, Let the k childzen firtt be fed : foz it ts not good to - r childzens bread, and tocaſt it vnto whelps.· 28 Chen He anſwered, and faid vnto him, Trueth, Lord: vet indeed the whelps eate vnder the table of the childzens * crumbes. 29 Chen he laid vnto her, Foz this laying goe thy wap ; thedenill is gone outofthp Daughter. 30 And when ee was come home to her boule, fe found the Deuill Departed, and her Daughter lying on the hed. ` 31 € And hee Departed againe from the coats sf Tyrus and Didon, and came onto the lea of Galile, through the middes of the coafts of Decapolis. i 32 And they brought vnto him one that wasdeafe,and fambzedin bis (peech, and prayed him to put bis hand bpon him. 33 Then he tooke him alide fromthe muls titude, and put his fingers in bis cares, and Did Ipit and touched his tongue. 34 And looking ty to heauen, He! fighed and vnto hia, Ephphata, thatis, Be o- pened. i 35 And ſtraightway dis cares were ope. ned and the Ering of his tongue was looted, and be pake piaine. 36 And hee commanded them that they ſhould tell no man ; but bow much focuer he forbade them, the moze a great Deale thep publi hedit, 37 And were beyond mealure aftonted, fayina, *™ Ye hath Done all things well ; be maketh boty the neate to heare,t the Dumbe to ſpeake. Caer. VILL oes 2 The miracle of the f-uen loaues. 11 The Pha- vifes ashe a figne. 15 The leanen of the Pharifes. 22 The bind receineth ha fight.2 9 He was know- en of his difciples. 33 He reproueth Peter, 34 and fhemeth how neceffavie perfecution a, 12 *thole dayes, when there was a very great multitude, and had nothing to eate, ` Jefus called his diſciples to him, and laide ` vnto them, be 2. J- bane compaſſion on the multitude, becaulethey Hane now continued with mee three dayes and haue nothing tocar. 3. And if J fend them away fafting to theit owne boules, they would faint bythe way : foz fomeof them came from farre, 4 Then his difciples anfwered him, {Vow can aman fatine hele > mith bread here ese ena , Di ~ * * ind he aft ent, Bow many loaues Palee ATN —A w 6 Tye ge commanded the multitude to b 9 (And they that bad eaten, were about foure thoufand) fo petent them atway. Io @ *And anon bee entred intoa hip with bis dilciples, and cane into the parts of: Dalmanutha. II And the Phariſes came forth,and be- = to Dilpute with him, leeking ofbima igne from geaucn,and tempting him. 12 Then he lighed deeply in his {pirit, and fayd, (iby doth this e generation (eke a ligne? verily J fay vnto pou iif a figne tall not be giuen wnto this generation. 13 (Go be lett them, and went into the Hipagame,and departed to the other five. — eet ve bad — to take neither had they in the thip with them but one loafe. r ghia hah Is And hecharged them, faying, Take Heed, and beware of the sleauen of the Pha riles, and of the leanen of Deron, 16 And they thought among themelues, ſaying, itis, becaute we baue no bread. 17 And when Jetus knew tt, he ſayd vn⸗ fothem, Cbp realon you thus becauſe pee baue no bread ? perceiue pee not pet, neither pest ke ai 7 haue pee pour hearts pet hars ed? 18 Haue yee eyes and fee not? and haue vee eares and heare not? and Doe pee not re member? 19 * bhen J beake the fiue loaues a- mong fiue thouſand, how many bafkets full ofizoken meat tooke pee bp 7 they faid vnto bim, Cwelue. 20. AnD wher T brake ſeuen among foure thouland,bow many batkets of the leanings —— meat tooke pee vp ? and they fayd, uen. 21 Chen hee fayd vnto them, * Howisi that pe vnderftand not ? Y 22 (And became to Bethſaida, and they brought a blinde man vnto him and Delired hum to touch bin. ; es 23 Wien he tooke theblinde bythe band, and led him out okthe towne,and (pet tn his eyes,and pir bis hands vpon him, and alked — * —2 pee 24 Andhe looked by.andlatd,F fee men: foz Site them walking like trees. 25 Gfterthat, bee put his handes againe bpon hts eyes, and made bimlooke agate. Gnd bee was reſtored to His fight, and faw euery man afarre eff clearely. 26 And bee fent him hometo his honfe, faying, Neither goe into the towne, no? tell tt toanyin thetownge : 27 @* And Fels went ont, and his dil ‘tiples, inta the to of Crfarea bilip. p And by the waphee alked his duciples, aping, vnto them, Uhom doe men fay that 3 i Pumm 3 28 And The Pharifes leauen: 459 “areas yet vpon Matth.15.39. c Whichwas neere to Beth. faida,betweene the Jake of Gen- nezaret and mount Thabor, Matth.16.1. d Oh the income prehenfible love ofour Chrift ! how long fhall we atulehis great mercies ? e Chriftgoeth about by fharp- nes of {peechto faue them from wilfull deſtru⸗ Qion. Or, Fa ſegne be wen, ~ Asif he would fay, If I fhew them any figne, let me bea liar and decciuer, ~° Matth.16. 5a g Hewilleth them to beware of contagious doGrine,& fuch fubtill practiſes as the aduerfa- ries vfed to fupe prefle his Go- ſpel. Tohn 6. 11. h Chrift repro’ ueth them be- caule their minds - | the materiall leauen,notwith- ftanding they had proued by diners miracles thathe gaue them'their daily. bread. Maith.16.13. lake 9. 18. h í Hethat is the Peters confeffion. 28 And they anfwered, Some fay, John Baptiſt: and iome, Elias andlome, one of the Prophets. 29 And he fayd vnte them, But whom p anointed of God fay peethat J am 2 Then Peter anſwered & fulfilled with all gracetor mans fa!uation. k Deferring it to a more com- moedioustime, Jeft fudden haſte fhould rather ©. hinder then fur- and (aid vnto bim, Chou art thei Chit. 30 Aud beetharply k charged them that concerning him they ſhould telina man. 31 Then he began to teach them that the Henie of man muft ſuffer many things and fhould be repoucd of the Elders, and of the bigh Pieks ana of the Scribes, tbe flat, and within three Dayes rife againe. 32 And he ſpake that ching platuly. Chen SMarbe. therthe myfterje Deter tooke him aide, and began to rebuke ofhiscommiog. bum. 1. Thiswordfig- 33 Then he turned backe, and looked on nifieth aduerfary, His Dileiples,-and rebuked Peter, faytng, orencmie:and, Ott thee behinde me, Hatan : for thou un- he calieth him fo, becaufehee did as much as in him lay, to pull him from obeying God, Matth.so, 38, and 16.24 luke Deritandelt not the things that are of Gad, but the things that are ot men, ] 34 & And he called the propie vnto him, with bis Dilciples, and fayde vnto them, MMAhoſoeuer will fellommee., let him foz- fake himſelle and take vp his croſſe, and fol low me. jsi 35 Fo: Whoſoeuer will * ſaue his life Hall 9:23. and 14,27. loleit: but whoſoeuer ſhal lole hrs tife, for my Matth. 1039n gud 16,25.luké 9: 24 ANE tT, 33. sehn 12.25. m For mortality and corruption, he [hall receiue fake and the Golpels,he Mall” Cane tt. 36 Foz what thall it profit a man though he Mould winne the whole wold, tye loſe bis foule?. 37 Dı what hall a man gtuc fo2 recon penk of bis ionle 2 38 * For wholoeuer Mall bee aſhamed af immortality and mee, and of mp wordes srhong this adultes perfe@ion Matth. 10,33. luke 9. 26, and 13,9. rous and ſintull gencration, of bim thall the Sonne ofan bee athamed ailo, when bee commicth in the glozp of bis Father with tbe poly Angels: C.H)-A P, ILX. Tit 2 The transfguration. 7 Chrift is to be heard, 26 The dumbe fpirit is calt cut. 29 The farce of | prayer and faftsng. 31 Of the death & refurretts- Math. — on of Chrift. 33 The diſputa ion who ſhould be the greatest, 38 Not to hinder the courfe of the Gof- “pel. 42 Offences are forbidden. A fAD *Heefayd vnto them, Clerelp Ilay luke 9.27» vito pou, that there belune of thau that ſtand here, which hail not atte of death till a The preaching they haue ſcene the⸗·kingdome of God came ofthe Goſpel re· With power, cciuedandin- 2 * AndfireDayes after, Jeſus tooke Pe· creafed:he fpake ter and James,and John, and brought thet thistocomforre, vp into an bigh mountaine out of rhe way a= them, andthat. lonc,and de was teanffigured before them., theyfhouldnot. .. 3, And hig raiment Din > fuine, end was thinkethey tra- Dery white as from, lo white as no Fulicr can uclledinvaine, make vpon the earth, atthis -4 And there appeared vnto thim Tli- €9,28. as mith Moſes, and thep were talking with b Chriftthew- Jetus. ; AACE ethhismaiefie - § Chen Peter anlwered, and faln to Fe> fo farreastheir fus, Walter.itis qood fotus tobee Here: let isfirmitiewas vs make alfo thote @abernacles, one foz ableco.compre- thee, anB.one for Doles, and one a Clas. heid ir, 6 «Pet hee knew not what beclayd; foz c Perermeafu- they were atraid. ged this vifion according to his owne capacitic not confidering the end thereof, 7 Andthere twas a cloude that ſhadow· eB them, and a voice came outoftheclous, faying,* This ta mp beloued Bonne, dhecare im. < 8 And luddenly they looked round about, and {awe no moze anp man faue Jefus onelp with chem. 9 * And as they came Downe from the mountaine, He charged them that they mouin teitno man what they baa feene, taue vohen the Sonuc of man were rilen from the dead agatne. Io So thep kept that matter to them- felues,t Demanded one of another, what the rifing from the Dead agatne ſhould meane. II ifo they atked brn, faping, Cathy fay the Scribes, Chat * Elias muf frit come? 12 And he anſwered, and ſaid vnto them, Elias vertly ſhall Gr come, and reſtore ail things ; and * as it is witten of the Sonne of man, be mutt ufer many things,and be fet at nought. 13 But, J fay pnto yon, that £ Elias fs come, (and thep haue Done vñto him what- focuer they would) as tris weittenof hen. 14 ¶ * And when hee came to his g difti> ples, bee faw a great multitude about them, and the Scribes Ditputing with them. Ig Ans ftratghtway all he people, when they bebeld bim, were amaſed, and ranne to hiw, and faluted him, f 16 Then hee alken the Scribes, Ahat Dilpute pou lameng pour felucs? 17, And oncof the companie enfwered, and (ait, (Batter, J hauz brought my fonne vnto thee, which hath a Dumbe ipirit: © 18 And whereloeuer hee taketh him, hee teareth him,and bee fometh, and guafheth bis teeth, and pineth away : and Iſpake to thy diftiples, that they Mould cat pim oeut, and they could not. 19 Gbhen be anlwered him, and fayd, iD faithlefie generation , how long now thall J bee with pou! Paw long now ſhall J ufer pou Bing him vnto ime. F 20 So they brought bim vnto him: and aſſoone as the ſpirit faw bim, bee tare pin, and be fel Bowe on the ground, wallowing and foming. ; 21 Then hee afken his father, How long The vertue of faith. - AMatth. 3.17. and 17.5.(uke 3.2303 Chap.3.¥ i. d Chrift onely muft be ý chiefe teacher and in- ſtructerol all them whicb pros feſſe themfelues to behis mem- bets, ſeeing that God the Father giueth him this authoritfe, and commandeth vs this obedience, Matth.17,9. Malac.4.5. e Their falfe o pision was, that either Elias (hould rife again from thedead, or that his {oule ſhould enter into fome other body. Ifa 53.4: , t That is, lohn Baptilt. Matth.17 14 luke 9.37538. g Tothenine, which he left the day before, Or againſt theme h Whenthe fpi- ritcommeth vp@ him,he teareth him with inward forew and pangs as inacolike a man feeleth-fuch gricfe,as if his bowels were rent aſunder. i It feemeth that this mam ° ceferued nor fo + fharp an anfwert but Chrift fpea- time is tt ince be bath bene chus ? And be kethinhisper- fayd. Dfa childe. 22 Andofitimes he caſteth him tnto the fire, anD tuto the water, toDettroyp him: but ifthoucani doe any thing, helpe vs, and paue compafiion vpon bs. 23 And Jeſus fayde vnto hint, JE* thon canit beleene tt, all things are! pofltble to him that beleeucth. 24 Ana — the kather of the childe crying with teares, fayo, Lord. J be- lecue: helpe mpa vnbelieke. $e: 25 (Ahen Felis ſaw that the people came fon to the Pharti- fes which were ftubburneand. deſperatfe. k The Lord is euer ready to helpe vs, fo that we pur him not s backe throughs 5 out incredulity. 1 Allthings that, are agreeable to} running together, bee rebuked the vncleane the walloiGod, {pirit, faptng vnto him, Chou dumbe and deafe (pirtt, I charge thee,come out of pin, And enternomozetnto buy, that is contrary to ‘his Will, or that is nat. reneal Shall be granted to him that be= + leeueth: faith y feeketh nothing- ed in his wordy m Thatis, the ſeebleneſſe and imperfection of my faith, s+ k HURN G 3 26" Then = Toauoide offences. = 26 Then the ſpirit crped, E rent him fore a Meaning,the and came out, and = he was as one Bead, in childe, fo much chat manyſaid, He ts Dead, (27 But Jelus toake bis band, and lift bim vp, and pe role. } 28 Aud when be was come into the boult, Bis diſciples aſked him lecretly, hp couls not tee cat him out ? i 29 Andhe lain onto them, This kinde , can by no other meanes come tooth, but by o Meaning thae © prayer and faſting. prayer whichis 30 @*Andthey Departed thence, and furely grounded went through Galiic,and be would not that vpon faith and anp ſhould haue knowen it, hath fafting ioy- 31 Foꝛ he taught bis diſciples, and faine nedyntoitasa butothem, The tonne of man hall be deli- profitable aide. uered inte the bands of men , and they wall Matth.i7.22. kili bim,butatter that he is killed, bee hall luke 9.23. tile Againe the third Day. F p Becaufethey 32 Butr they vnderſtood not that ſaying, imagined thas and Wwercafraid to afke him. Chrift fhouid 33 *After hee came to Capernaum: and Teigne temporal- when he was nthe boule, hee afked them, ly,this matter of hat wasit shat pee diſputed among pou hisdeathwasfo bythe way? ftrange,thatthey 34 Aud they heln their peace: for by the couldperceiue wap they reaſoned among themſelues, who nothing. fhould be the chtefeit. Matth, 18.2. 35 And bee fate Downe, and called the luke 9.46. twelue,and fapa to them, Jt any man oelirg tobe firit, the fams ſhall be laft of all, and ſeruant yuto all. t í 36 And he tooke alittle child,and fet him in the middes of thein. and tooke bim in bis ates and laid unto them, — 37 CAboloeuer Mall recetue oneof fuch littiz chtidzen in imp Rame, recetucth mee: and whofocuer recetueth mee, recetucth not qme, but him that ient me. : 8 &* Then John anlwered him, laying, after, wee law one cating out Deutls bp tip Rame, which followed not bs, and G To wit,onely as man,but as him in whome is all perfeGion and fulnes of all gra- ces and benefits, Luke 9.49. wee forbade hin, becaule pee followeth vs 3.Cor, 12,3. Hot. 3 HOr, any great 39 * But Felis ſayde, Forbid him not warke. fo? theretsno man that can Doe a || miracte z Although he fhew not him- felfero bee mine, yetin that he bearethreuerence to my name itis ynough for vs. Matth. 10.42. Aatth. 18.6. by my ame, thatcan lightly fpeake enill oi me. 40 Fo2rwholocueris not againſt bs, ts onour part. : 4I * And wholoeuer wall giue pou acup of water to Banke fo} my Mames lake , be- caule ve belong to iit ,verely 3 fap vnto youn, he ſhall nor tole bts reward. 42 *Aud wholocier Wall offend one of luke i7.1,2, thele little ones,thatbelcenc tn mec, it were Matth.5. 30. better foz him rather, that a milftone were andx8.8, Hanged about his necke, and that hee were f Itisamaner calt into the lea. offpecch,which 3 ciherekore, ikthine f hand caule thee tooficnd.cut it off: itis better for thee to en⸗ fignifieth, that ter tnto life mapmed , then hauing two we fhould cur off allthisgs, hands,to go into hel, into the fire that neuer whicbhinder vs hall be quenched, à to ferue Chrift. 44 *Ahere their worme Dieth not, and Fla-66.34. the fire neuer goeth out. t Thefe fimili- 45 Likewtie, it thy foot caufe thee te of- tudes declare the fend,cut tt off: itis better fo: thee te go balt paincs,andeter- inta life, then bauning two feet.to be cafttne nall torments of to hell, into the fire that neuer Mall be quen· she damned, ched, à ⸗ Chap. x. 46 Where their wozme dieth not,and the a v fire neuer goeth out. Of diuorcement. 460 He teacherh at it is better 47 And ikthine eye canle thee te offend, to be fenficed plucke tt ont: tt ts better foz thee to gee into to God by fale the kingdome of God with ofe eye. then ha · and fire, thar is, uing two epes,to be cait into bell Gre, to be purged and 48 Wiberethete worme dieth not, andthe lanGified,then. fire neuer goeth out. to befent inte 49 Foxeuery man fhall be * ſalted with hell fire. fire: and* euery ſacrifice tall be ſalted with Lewit.2.13. fait. Math.s5. I 3 . 50 * Haltis goon: but ifthe xfalt bebi- uke 14.34. fauery, wherewith pallit be feafonee2aue x They which falt in pour {elues, and haue peace one with anether. deftroy the grace thar they haue receiued of God, are as falt,which hath loft his Guour, and are worle chen infidels: CHAP. X. 2 Ofdisorcement. 17 The rich man guefite- seth with Chriſt. 30 Their reward that are per- fecuted, 35 Ofthe ſonnes of Zebedeus, 46 Bar- tameus bath his eyes opened, A f2d*he arefe from thence,and went in- to the coaſtes gf Judea by the Earre Ave of Jodan and the people refogced Dura hire againe, œ as hee was wont, he taught chews againe, 2 Chen the Phariles came and aſked him, ik it were lawful foz a man to put awap his wife, and tempted him. 3 And be anſwered, and faid vnto them, Uhat did * Meles commaund vou? 4 And they lain, Moles tuffered to wite abtilof Druozcement, and to put ber away. § Then Felus antwered, and faid unto them, Jo: the hardneſſe of pour heart hee mote this precept vnto you. 6 But at the 2 beginning of the creation, God made them male and female. f 7 *Foꝛ this cauſe hall man leane bis farger and mother , and cleaue vnto bis ife. 8 And theytwaine ſhall bee one I fle: fathar they ate na moze twaing, but one cil. 9 *Therefore, what God hath coupled together, let no man feparate. to And in the boule bis diſciples alked him againe of that matter. IL And hee fain vnto them, WMhoſoeuer fhall put away bis wite and marrie another, dcommitteth adultery againſt her. 12 Qnd tf a woman put away ber bul band, and be married to another , ſhee con mitteth adultery, 13 ¶ * Chen they brought little chilon to him, that hee ould touch them: and pig Dilciples rebuked thoit thar brought them. 14 But when Jelus faw it, bee was Difplealed, and fayt tethem , Suffer the little childzen to come to mee, and kor⸗ bid them not: foz of ſuch is the kingdome of Gov. Is Verely J fay unto pou, hoſoeuer fhall not receitie the kingdome of God as: a little chilo, he fall not enter therein. 16 And hee teoke than vp in bis aries, am put his handes bpon them, and 4 vᷣleſſed ther. 17 ¶ And when hee was gone out on the PMA way, Mat.19.8. tin — — Deut,a4.1. a Thetrue way to amend abules, is to returne to the inſtitution o things, and to try them by Gods word. Gen.1. 27, Matth. 15.40 Gem2. 24. 1.0r. 6.16.ephel.5.380 \|Or.per fon. 1. (07.710. Mat.§.32.e 19. 9.luke 16. 18. 1 .C0r.F- 10. b Forthe fecond isnot his wife, but his harlot, Matth19.13. luke18.15- c Wemulftbe regenerate and voyd of al pride, & concupifcences d It was vfuall with the lerves that the greater fhould bleffe the inferior, Heb.7.7 therefore Cluiſt being head of his Church, did by a folemne kind of prayer offer vp, & corfecrare the bes to Ged, “Ofriches.Thereward ofthe perfecuted. §.Marke. Matth.19.16, Hke 13.08. way, therecame one * running, and knee: ling to him, and alken bim, Good Mater, what ſhall J doe,that J may poſſeſſe eterual lute? 18 Jeius ſaid to bim, (iby calle& thou e Chrift would me goad? there ts none egoon but one, cuen thew that his God. Zoodneſſe was 19 Thou knoweſt the commandements, farreotherwife *@ijou alt not commit adultery. Chou thenthe good- fhalt not kill, Chou fjalt not ſteale. Chou nefe which is at- {Yalt not beare falie witneile. Thou ſhalt tributed to men, Hurt no man. Honour thy father and mo- which is fullof ther, vanitie and hy- 20 Then hee aulwered, and fayd to him, pocrifie. Water, all thele thinges J haue oblerucd Exod.20.13, from my youth. : 4Thatis,heeap- 22 And Jelusbehelde him, and! loued proued certaine Him, and ſayd vnto hua, Dne thing ts lacs good feed that king ynto thee, Goe and stellalithat thou was in him, baf, and giue to the pooze, and thou Malt whichgauchim ane treafurein beauen, andcome, follow alittle motion. meand take vp the crofle. ‘ g He toucheth 22 Buthewas (ad at that laying, and his maladieand went away fozowfull : for he bad great pols fore , which be- feffions. forehefeltnot. 23 Ano Jelus looked round about, and faid vnto bis diſciples, Vow hardly Doe they that haue riches enter intu the kingdome of - Gom? hor, cable rope. 24 And his diſtiples were aſtonied at bis h Whichpucceth twozos . But Jeſus anfwered againe, and nis truſt in riches. ſaid vnto them, Childeen, how bard ts it fog A i Forhecangiue them that truſt in riches, to euter into the gtace tothe rich kingdome of God! to caufe himto 25 Jtiseafier foz a camel to go thoꝛow enioy his riches the eye ofa needle, then fo? a’ rich man ta „asif he had them enter inte the kingdome of GoD. not. 26 And they were much moze aftonied, Matth.19.27. laying with themelues, CCiberhen can be luke 18.28. ſauedẽ k We muſt not = 27 But Iclus looked vpon them, and meafurethefe ſaid, cith men it is impoſſible, but not ptomiſes by our with God; foz with Godiali thinges are pliſhment to fecutionsand af- owne couctous pofltbie. defires, but re 28 0 * Then Peter began to fay vnto ferre the accom- Him, Log, we bane tozfaken all,and bane fol- lowed tyee. 5 Gods will,who — 29 Jefus anſwered, and fayd , Gerily J) euen in our per- fap vᷣnto pou, there is noman that bath foz- faken boule,oz bꝛethren, or fitters , o: father, 02 mother, o2 wife, o2 childzen, oꝛ landes fog my fake and the Golpels, 30 But he hallreceiue an hundreth folt now at this prelent: houles, and brethren. thereforelearne and filters,and mothers, and children, and tohaueenough lands with * perfecutions,and inthe world andto want, that to came eternall life. fliGions perfor- meth the fame fo farre as they bee expedient, Let vs being tried,wee 1 But many thacare! fir, Halbe lak, mayenioyour aio the lat firit. : treafuresinhea- 32 ¶ * And they were inthe wap going uen. bp to Jerufalem, and Jeſus went before Matth.19.30. them, and they were amazed, and as they luke 13.30. followed, thep twere afraide, and Jefus 1 Hefaith this tooke the twelue againe, and heganne to becaufethey that fell them what thinges fyould come ynta are firk called, him, fhould goe ftill 33 Saying, Behold, wee goe bp to Jerufa> forward ani noe lem, and the Sonne of man mall be delings difdaine others, red bnto the hie Peieſts, e tothe Scribes, Matth.2017, — and they tall condemne punto Beath, and luke 18.31. Hall deliner him to the Gentiles, 4 ThevertlicofAiche 34 Gnd they Hal morke hint,and ſcourge him, and tpit vpon him,and kil him: but the third Dav, he Hail rile againe. 5 C Then James and John the fonnes of zebedeus came vnto hun, laying, Waiter, we would that thou eulet Do to ds that that we delre. in 36 And he faid vnto them, hat would ye J ould Doe for your 37 And they fai vuto him, Graunt vnto bs, that wee may lit one at thy tight hand, and the other at thy left hand in chp atopy. 38 But Jelus (aid vato them, Dec know not what pee alike, Can yee m minkeof the M Canyoube cup that 3 hall minke of, and be daptized Partakersof my with the baptilme that J| Mall beebaprises crofle and af- Matth,20. Tae with? 39 And they fayd onto him, Ae can. But Jelus fai vnto them, Wee Hall drinke in Deed of the cup that J Mali dzinke of,and be baptized with the baptiſme wherewith J talbe baptized. a 40 Dut to litat my righthand , and at my left,is not» mine to gtue,butitthalbegi- n I haue not this uen to them foz whom tt ts prepared. commiflion for 41 And wien the ren heard that,thep be- this time. gan to diſdaine at James and John. 42 But Jeius calicd them vnto him, and fayd torbem, *Dee know that they which Lakes2,25. Belightto beare cule among the Gentiles, Have domination ouei ther, and they that be great among them, exerciſe authority gs uerthem. 43 Butit walle not bee fo among yout o Chrift would but wholocuer will be greatamong pou, Wal not thar his dif. be pour ſecuaut : : ciples and minj- 44 And whoſoeuer will be chiefe of pou, fers thould ſhalbe the (eruant of all. beare rule as 45 Foꝛ euenthe Sonne of mancame not worldly gouer⸗ to be ſerued, but to ſexrue, and to giut bis life mours doce fo: the ranfomeof many. 46 ¶ * Then they came to Jericho: ana Matth,20.29. as hee went out of Jericho with bis Diltie Ake 13.35. ples, anda great multitude, P Bartimeus p The other the fonne of Timeus, a blinde man, fate by Euangelilts men- the way floc begging. tion two, but 47 And when hee beard that it was Je- Marke nameth fus of Hazaret, beebeqantocry and tofay, him that was Jeſus the Sonne of Dautd , haue mercpon mok knowem mee. 48 And many rebuked him, becauſe hee fhould hold his peace : but hee 9 cryedD much q The more that moze, D Donne of Dauid haue merce on Satan refifieth mee. vs,the mofc our 49 Then Felis food Till,and comman · faith ought to Ded him te bee called: and they called the increale. blinde, ſaying vnto him, Bee of good com- l fozt: arife, hecallerh ther. 50 Soave thw awap his cloke,and roſe, and came to Jeſus. §1 And Felusanfwered, and fayd onto him, (Ghat wit thou that J] Doe vnto thee? And the blind fayd vnto him, Lord, that J mayp-receine light. . §2 Chen Jeſns fayd vnto him, Goethp wap: thy faith hath ſaued thee. And by and by bee recetued his light ant followed Jeſus in the wap, ? i CHAP XL 11 Chrift rideth to Yerufalem. 13 The fiz tree aryeth vp. 35 The buyers and sellers are cafè we The figge tree. ofthe Temple. 24 Hee declareth the vertue of fath,and how we fhould pray, 24 The Pharifes quefiion with Chrif. Matth.21.ts RD * when they came neere to Jeruſa⸗ luke 19:29. A lem, to Bethphageand Bethanta vnto the mount of Ditues, bee fent foorth two of i bis viltipies, aChrifttheweth - 2 Ana ſayd nto them, Gae pour wayes by thé pooreen- intothat towne that ts ouer againſt you, trythe eftate of and aſſoone as yee {hall enter into it, pe Hall hiskingdome, finDe a colt bound, wherzon neuer man lates andit is not like looſe him,and bzing him. to the great 3 And if any man fay vnto pou, thy magnificence of Dog pee this? Day that the Lord path neede this world, of ae s AND ſtraightwapy hee will (end him ither 4 And chey went their way, and found a colt tyed bp the doore without, tn a place ma two waves mette, and they looſed im. S Chen certaine of themthat ocd there, faye vnto then, That Dee pee tooling the co Be % 6 And they ſaid vnto them as Jets had commanded them. Ho they let hem gog. Sohn 12,14. 7 (*And they brought the colt to selus, and cai thew garments on him, and he fate bpon bun. i b: Euery one 8 And omany pead their garments in fhewed fome the wap: other cut Lownebsanches of the figne ofhonour trees, and ſtrawed them in the way. and reuerence, 9 And they that wentbefore, and they llOr, fawe J pray that followed, crycd, laying, || Wolanna, thee. Bleſſed be he that commeth m the Mame of A) the Lod. ; 10 Bieffed bee the kingdome that coms meth in thec Mame of the Loyd of our fa- ther d Dauid : Hoſanna, O thou which art in e Many camein their own name, but Chriftcame the higheſt heavens, inthe Nameof 11 co Jeſus entred into Jeruſalem, and the Lord, inte the Temple : and when hee had looked d Becaufe the about on all thinges, and now tt was cues promife was ning, be went torch vnto Bethania with che madetohim. twelue. Matth.2 1.10. 12 * Andon the morrow when they were duke 19.45. come out trom Bethania, hee was «buns Matth.21,196 Ups e‘ Chrift was 13 Andleeing a fig tree a farre off, that fubieCtto our © had leaues, be went co fee if hee might inde inſirnuties. anything thereon; but when hee came vnto it, be found nothing but leaues: foz the time of figs was not pec. : 14 Then Jeius anſwered, and ſayd to it, f Thiswastode- f euer man eate fruite of thee hereafter clare bow much while the world tandeth; and bis diſciples they difpleafe heard ít, God, whichhaue 15 QAndtheycame to Jernfatem, and ` butanoutward Jefus wentinte the Tempie, and began to fhew and appea- caſt out them that (olde and bought in the rance without @emple, and ouerthzew the Cablesof t fruit, Money changers, and the feats of them that fold Dones. 16 pArcither would he fuffer that any man 1/2.56.7, fhould cary a veflell thorow the Temple. Jerew.7 11, 17 Anu beetanghr, laying vnto chem, “Bine boule hall bee g Forneither Js tt not — — Mtl Rate payer vnto all nati- could they fuffer called the boufe o Feprehenfion, ons? * but you baue mane it a Denne of nor that their theeues. * po thouldbce 18 And the Scribes hie Peieits heard dered, it, and fought how to s deltroy him; foz Chap.x).xij. ’ they feared bim, becanle the whole multi⸗ tude was allonted at his Doctrine. {9 But when euen was come, Ilus went ont of the city, i 20 Andin the morning as they paſſed by, they lat the figge tree Dyed vp from the rovtes. 21 Chen Peter remembsed, and (aid vn⸗ to pim, Malter, behold, the ſigge tree which thou curfedſt, is withered. 22 Ana Jelue anfwered, and fayd vnto them, aue b faith in Gov. 23 jroz vertly Jſay vnto yon, that who» foener thall fap vnto this mountaine, Take thy felfe awap, and cam thp felfe into the fea, and fhall not wauer in bis Heart , but Wal beleeue rhatthole things which he faith balt come to pafle,whatlocuce ye laity, Hall be doneto him. j; > 24. *Therekoꝛe J lap vnto you, i whatlo- ener pe Delire when pe pray, belecue that pee hail haue tt,and it Hall be done vnto poti. 25. * But when pee Wall tand, and pay, forgiue, tf yee baue any thing again any man, that pour Father alio which is in hea⸗ nen, may fozgiue you pour treſpaſſes. 26 Foꝛ it you will not fozgtue , pour Fae ther which ts in heauen wil not pardon you your treſpaſſes. } 27 @* Chen theycame againe to Jeru- falem; qas ye walked in the Temple, there came to bim the bie Prieſts, € the Dcribes, and the Ciders, 28 And ſayd vnto him, By what authori⸗ tie doeit thou thele things ? and who gaue thee this authopteie, that thon ſhouldeſt dog thele things? r i 29 Then Jelusantwered,and fayd vnto theni , J will alfo afke of pou a certame thing, and anſwere 4 meand F wilitel you by what authoritie J doe thele things. 30 The t baptilme of John, was tt from heauen oꝛ of men? anfwere me, 31 AnD they thought with themlſelues, faying, Ff wee ſhall lay, From heaucn, hee will tay, CUiby then Did ye notbeleeue hini? 32 But it wee fap, Of men, wee feare the people; fozallmen counted John, that dee had Beene a very Prophet. : 33 Thenthep anſwered g {apd vnto Je- fus, Mice cannot tell. And Jeſus anfmwered and fayd vntothem, | Metther wilt J tell pou by what authority J doe theſe things. CECHA D, XIE t The vineyard is let out. 14 Obedience and tribute due te princes. 25 The reſurrrection of the dead, 28 The fumme of the Law. 35 (hrift the [onse of Dau:d. 33 Hypocrites mufi bee ef- he chewed, 41 The offering of the poore widow. A Nd he — to ſpeak pnto them it pas 4 rables, A certaine man planted a vine· yard, and companen it withabedge, and Digged a pit foz thea winepzeſſe, and built a towetn ity and let tt out to bufbandnien, and Went into a range countrep. 2 Andata time, hee lent vnto the but bandmen a feruant,that he might veceiue of Me uſvandmen of the kruitẽ pf the ping: 3 But The Phariſes entangled. 461 ) J Mat,31,19,20. 4 h Chrif taketh occafion toins ſtruct them of of the vertue of faith, Matih. Fe luke x a 9. i Heteacketh vs not hereby to aske whatfoeuer feemeth good in our fantafies ; for our prayer muft be grounded oa faith,and our faith vpon the word of God. Matth.6.14. Martth.21,23, inke 20.852» k He compre- hendeth his whole office and minifteric. 1 They came ef malice,and not to learne : there» fore Chrift thought them vnworthy to be taught. Ifa. §.1. 707.2. 2% mat.2 1.3 3. lake 30.9. a The Greeke word fignifieth the veflell or far, whith ftandech vnderthe wine- preffe to receiue the inyce or li- quos, l Obedienceto Princes. 3 Wut they tooke him and beat him, and fent him away empty. 4 And againe,he tent vnto them another feruant, and at him they cait ttones, and brake bis hea’, and tent him away Mane. fully handled. § Gud againe, bee fent another,and him they Hew and manpother, beating ome, and killing tome. 6 Pet had he one ſonne, bis deare bela: ued: bim allo be lent the laft vato them, ſay⸗ F ing, Chey will reuerence mp ſonne. 7 But the hulbandmen ſapde among themſelues, This is the heire: come, let vs kill him, and the inheritance ſhalbe ours. Ho they tooke biar, and killed him, aud cak hun ont of the vinepard. 9 Ghat hall then the Lord of the vines b He theweth Pard Doe? Weet will come aud deſtroy thele the plague that Dutbandmen, and gine the vinepard tose (hall befall chefe thers. : ambitious and 10 Haue yee not read fo much as thts couctoustulers, {ctipture? «Che tone which cde butlers whofe hearts are DLO reiule,is made the head otthe coner? hardened againt 11 This: wasdone ofthe Lad, and it Curiſt. ts marueilous tn our eyes. Pfala8.23. 12, Then they weitt about tatake him, #/4.23.16, matt, but theptcared the people: foz they percet 21.42.05 4.11, Wed that be pake that parable againſt the: rom.9.33-1,pet. therefore they lett bin,and went their way. 2. 7,8. 13 ¶ And they (ent vnto him certaine c Itisthe ordi. Of the Phariles, and of the iPerodians, that nanceof God thep nilgottake him in histalke. — thatit fhould be _ 14 Aud when they came, thep (aid vnto fo, whichmot bim, Paker wee knew thatthouarc crue, commonlyis > &ND carek foz no man t foz thou contineret contrary to mans Not the 4 perlon of men, but teachelt che -weafon:andthus ‘© WapofOodtruely. Jsitlawfuil to gtue that whichwas tribute to Gelar, o} not? fpoken figurae - IŞ Dhouldwegiue it, oꝛ ſhould weenot tiuely of Dauid, Stuctt? ut hee kaew their hypocriue, and isfulfilled in’ ` fayd yuto them, f cahy tempt pe me? Bing Chriĝ read me a peny, that 3 may (ce it. I Mareh.22.36. 16 So they bꝛought it, and be fait vnto Alatth.a22. 35; them, Whoſe is this image and ſuperſcrip· luke 20.20. tion? and they faid vnts him,Celars. d Asthequali- - I7 Chen Jelusaniweres,and faid vnto ' eiesof the minde them, * Giue to Celar the chinges that are orbody,orof ` Cefars, aud ta Gad, thole that are Gods: outwatd things. and they maruetled at him. e Asgodlyman- 18 ¶ * Then came the Hadduces vnto -ners agreeable to Dim, (which fap there ts no refurrection)¢ Gods law. they alcged bim, faving, fHegauethem I9 Dakter, "Dois wꝛote vnto vs, JE tovnderttand any mans brother die, and leaue his wife, that hee Knew their malicious intent. and leaue no childzen, thate bis brother Mould take his wife, and raile vp Fed vñto bis brother. 20 There were enen betin tthe fick tooke a wife, and traben he vied, left no ifue, 21 Thenthelecond tooke her, and bee Dyed, neither did he pet leaue iſſue⸗ and the g Thiswasapo- third likewile. hts litkelawgiuen 22 Dolencirhadher, aud left no iſſue: foratime forthe lait ofatlthe wife died allo. preferuation of _ 23 Jntherelurrectionthen, when they families,read halt rife agatne , whole wife hall {ye bee of | Maith,23 aq. fhem? foz euen had her to wife. | + om. 13. Matth.22. 23. luke 20. 27. Deut.25 25. ; 24 Then Felts anlwered,and fap vnto them, Ate pee nat therefore deceiued, bes j cauſe pee know not the Scriptures, neither S; Marke the dead, netther men marry, noz wines are The Sadduces confounded. if h Not astou- ching the (piritee all nacure,bur concerning the {tate of incor. ruption , and im- the power of Gad? 25 Foꝛ when they hall rife againe from married, but are* as the Angels which are in heauen. 26 AnD as touching the Dead, that they fail rife againe, haue yee not read in the mortality,fo that booke of Molts, how in the buh God ſpake then there thalt vnto him, faving, J* ain the Gov of Aba- need no more ham,and the God of Flaac, andthe God of mariage. ‘aceb? Exod. 3, 6.matth, 27 Weis not the God of the dead, but the 22-32. ` God of the iliutng. Pe are therefor greatly i Toenit follow. Deceiued. eth that they 23 € * Then came one of the Scribes, liuc, although that bad beard them diſputing together,and they be deceafed percetuing that he bad anliwered them wel, out of this life, be alked bin, Aich ts the frt commandes Matth.s2.35. ment of ail? : Exod.20. 2e 29 Jelusanlwered him, The firſt ofall Zeut. 6.4. the comimandementsis, "Weare, Iſrael, the fOr,choxghe, 1028 our God ts the onely Lord. That is,depen« 30 Shou Halt tyerfoze loue the Loꝛd thy deth om the firt, God with ail thine heart, and with alithy & preceedeth of foule, with all thy || min’, and with all thp the loue of God, firength: tyis isthe firk commandement. Leu.t9.18.mee. 31 Anu che ſecond is tike,thatts,*Chou 22-39.r0m.13 9. Halt lone thy neighbour as thy felfe. There gel 5.14.sam.2.8 is none other conunandement greater then | He meanethall thefe. ji f ceremonies of 32 Then the Scribe faid vnto him, Cell the Law, whereia Watter thou hatt aid the tructh,that there the hypocrites is one Mod, and that there is nonebuthe, put great holiness 33 And to loue him with al the heart, and m Becaufe hee with all the vnderltanding, and with al the thewed himielfe foule, and with all che ſtrength, and to loue willing tobe hisneighbeur as bimlelfe, is moze then all taughr,and well burnt) offerings and lacrifices. perceiued the 34 Then, when Jefus faw that hee ame difference be- fwered difcreetly, he ſayd vnto kim, Chou twixe our oùt- mare not farre fromthe kingdeme of God. ward profeffion, Aud no man after that Durk afke htm any andy which God queition. 3 doth principally 35 dAn Jefus anſwered and [ayd tea» requireof vs, ching in the Temple, ow fay the Dertbes Matth.2 244e that Chatit ts the founs of Dauid: luke 20. 41. 36 Fo Dautd hinifelfe lain by ther help Anfpired by Gyott,* Lye Lod faid tomy Lo2d, Bit at the holy Ghoft my right hand, till J make thine enemies and by the ſpirit thy kootſteole. : ~ of ptophefie, 37 Then Dauid himſelke talleth him PAICi. L020: by what meanests hethen his ſonne? Matth. 2 3. 6. luhe and much people heard bin gladly. _ 14.43. 20.46. 38 *Woꝛeouer he fayd vnto thenrin|| hts lOr,2shetaughe, Doctrine, Wewarecf the Scribes. which o He condem- loue to goetnlong ° robes, and loue faluta» neth not their tions in the markets, : apparel, buctheir 29 Andthe chiefe eats in the Spnago= vaine oftentari- gues, and the frt roomes at feats, on,and outward 40 Which * Deuonre widowes houſes, thew of holines, fleuen unter a colour of long pꝛayers Theſe whereby they fhall receine the greater Damnation. deceiued the fime 41*And as Jeſus fate ouer againſt the p'epeople. trealurte,be beeld How the people call mo⸗ Matth.23.14. ney into the treafurie, and many rich men leke 20.47. calt in much, ; __ lOr;and vader 42 And there came a certaine poore Wi- pretece pray long. Dow, and thee thzewintwomttes, which Luter > make a r guanin. ; _. P Which is” 43 Then_hee called vnto him his Dili- adourhalfea ples, and ſayde vntothem, Sered g farthing, i Endure to the end. q OurSauiour nto pou. that this poore widowe hath cat efteemethour ‘Ginozein, then all they which hauz cait tito gifts, by ouraf= the treafury. — and rca- 44 Foꝛ they all did caſt in oftheir ſuper⸗ — that the had, cuen att Her lining. CRPKE. 2 The deftruction of Jerufalem. 10 The Go- Pel fhalbe preached toatl. 9.23 The perfecution, and falfe prophets which {hall be before the com~ ming of (brift,whcfe houre is vncertaine. 33 He exhortcth euery one to watch, A fad *as He went out of the Temple, one of his diictipies (aid vnto him, Matter, fee what tones, t what buildings arc here. ` Luke 19.93, 44, 2 Z Then Telus anfwered and faid onto Matth.24.1. lakeai. 5. Mall not be lett one itone vpona one, that {hall not be thzowen Downe. 3 Audashelateon the mountofoltues, ouer againſt the Temple, Serer, eZames, and John, and Andzew alked him ſecretly, 4 Tell vs, when thal thele things be,and what thallbe the ligne when all thele things ſhall be fulfillen? § And Felis anlwered them, t began to Ephef'5.6¢ 2, thena. z · a Hedoethan- {were them of thingscthat were moreneceflary Tay, *? Take heed felt any man Deceine you, for them to 6 Foꝛ many thal came in my ame, ſay⸗ know,thenthe fng, Je am Chrift,and mall Decetuc many. thingsthacthey - 7 Furthermoꝛe, when pee Mall heare of demanded, warres, and rumours of warres, bee pe not b Viurpingthe troubled ; foz fuch things mutt needs be ; but authoritie of the end (hall not be yet. j Chriſt. . Foꝛ nation thalrife againſt nation,and c That they way kingdome againſt kingdome, and there ſhal beinexcufable,. be earthquakes in Diners quarters; € there ſhalbe famine and troubles; theſe are the bes ginnings of ſorrowes. 9 But take yee heed to your ſelues: foz they ſhal deliuer pou vp to the Counctle,and to the Dpnagogues;: ye ſhall be beaten,and bought before culers and kings fo? my lake, foz å< teſtimonial vnto chen. Lo And theGolpel mutt firt be publihed among all nations. II *But when thepleade you and deliuer pou bp, take peed no thought afore, neither Lemeditate “what pee iball iay : but what: deuer is ginen pou at tije ſame time, that fpeake ; fog itis not pee that prabe but the 12 Pea, aud the brother Hall Deliver rhe biorber to Death, and the father che onne, and the chitozenthall rife againſt their pas rents and hall cauſe them to dre. . 13 Gnd pe Hall beharedof all men foz mp Hamez fakes: but wholecucr Kall endure vnto the end. be Halbe ſaued. I4 * Wozeouet. when ye Hall (ce the abe- mination of Delolation (ipoken of by * Da niel the JOzophet) tanding where tt eught not, (let gun that readeth, confider ti) *iyen let them that bee in Judea, fice tito she emountainess. ci “Is And let him that is yon the henke, not come Domne into the baule, neither enter Luke 24.20, 20, therett,to fetch any thing out of his boule. g Beculerhe , 2:16. Andlet him that is in the Acide , not deftiudion fhall turne backe agate vuta the things which be moft extreme be left behinde hiin, to take bis clothes: | and gsucl, 17, Then wo halte to them that are with — Matth 10-19. duke 1201s and 21.14. d He oncly for- biddeth that care which commeth of diſtruſt. e This is not to make them neg- ligent, butto. eflure them that be wil aflift them & inflrwét them, feficiently with anfweres,fo that they may hereby perceiue that their defence fRandeth not in their owne wile- dome,or elo- quence. Matth.24.15. Dan: 27-7 {f Thisi meant ; ofthat time that the Romanes fhould prophane _ the Temple. POr,beirg. Chap. xiij.xiiij. fluttic: but eof her pouettie did caſt in all him, Seeſt thou thele great buildings?there The dayofthe Lord. 462 h childe, anid to themi that giue ſutke in thole h Forthey thall Dayes, , 18Pꝛap therefore that pour flight bee not in the winter. ( Ig jFozihere wall bee in thoſe dayes ſuch tribulation, as was not from the beginning pf the creation which God created vnte this tuge neither Hall be. 20 Gnd evceptrhat the Lord had worte- ned thole tapes , no (fle Mould bee ſaued: but fo: the elects fake, which he hath chofen, he Hath ſhertencd thor dapes. _ 21L Then ikany man fap to vou, Loe.bere ts Cipstit,o2, Loc,he is there,belectic it net. 22 Foꝛ talle Chꝛiſts thailartic, and faile prophets,and fal thew lignes and wonders to Deceiue,ifit were k pofitble,the verp elect. 23 But take pe heed: beholv, J bane ew: ed you all things 'befoze. i 24 (Mozcouce*in thole daies, after that tribulation, the Hnnne Wal ware Darke,and the Moone Wali not gme der light, 25 And the aſtarres of heauen thal fall: ¢ the powers which are in beapen, hall hake. 26 And then hall they fee the Sonne of man comming itt the cloudes, with great power and glorpy. 27 *And bee hall then fend his Angels, aud fall gather together hts elect from the foure winds, and from the vtmoft part of the. carth,fo the vtmolt part of peauen. 28 grow learne a parable of the fig tree. iben her bough ts pet cender,and it bung- eth koorth leaues, pee Know that Sommer is necre. 29 So in like maners when pee fee thele things come to paffe, know that the kingdom of God {g necre,cucn atthe Doozes. 30 Grrily J fay vnto pou , that this» ge- perpin yall not pafe, tillailthele things ¢ Done, 31 Heauen and earth hal paficawap.but Hy words yall not pafle away. 32 But of that o Day thoure knoweth no man, no, not the Angels which are in heaue, neither the r Son huntkife.faue the Father. 33 * Dake heede: warteh,and pray ; forye know not when the time ts, » TERG 34 For the Sonneofmanisad aman geing into afirange sountrey, @leaueth bis honfe, and giusth authorttre to bis feruants,zud to euery man bis woke, and commandech the porter to watch. 3 -35 aMatch therefore. (for pee knota not when ths Datter ef the boule will come, at CUE, OPAL MIDHight at the Cocke crowing, 0224 the Dawnin g) ; 26 es f he come ſuddenly, hee fhould h finde pou fleeping. . 27 And thole things that F fap vnto pou, Iſay vuto all men, Gatch. 1 The Priefts confpire againfiChrift. 3 Mary Magdalene anointeth Chrifle 12 The Pageoucr iscaten. 18 He telleth afore of the treafon of Iu- das.22 The Lords fupper is infistuted. 46Chrif? is tahen. 67 Peter demieth-him. AD * two dDapes after followed the A feat of the Paſſcouer, and of mi- leaucned bread : and the high Prieſtes, and Scribts ſought owe. they ba nat be able to fice, i That you have no letto hinder you when you fhould eſcape. HOr, Max. Mattl.24.23. luke 21,8. k The ele& mag wawer and bee treubled, bue they cannot vte terly be deceiued and overcome. 1 Wherefore he that fuffereth himfelfe now to befeduced hath none excufe, Iſa.i 3. 10. exk.32.7. joel 2.10s. and 3.15. m Thisteacherh that there fhalbe a change ofthe whole order of rature. Maith,24.31, n The word fig~ nifieth the pace ofa rco,yecres; albeit this came to paffe before fiftie yeeres. o Whenthe de- ftru@ion of Ieru- falem, the perfe- cutions,andillu- fions fhall come: | bur chiefly thefe arevnderftood of | the fecond com- ming of Chrift, p In that heis man and Medias tours Matth.24.43; q Forofthe comming we are moft afured ; bus of tite.time,the yeere,the day or < ouye, We are igo- norant, & therc- fore muft watch > continually. Marth. 26.2; lake 22. 2. fe > af _ The precious oyntment. — Matth. 26,66 $0 12.5, fOr,of pure nard, and faithfully made. a As Iudaswho caufed this mur- muring. b. Which arein value about fixe pound fterling. c To wit,Iudas: `- who was offen- ded therewith, and therefore made a buſiueſſe. Muatth.26 14. luke 22.4. d He tooke oc- cañon by this oyntment as ofa thing euil done. Matth.26.17. lake 2 49385 -the P take him by craft,and put him to Death. 2 But thep (aid, Mot in the keaſt day, leſt there be any trimult among the people. 3 “An when he was in Bethania inthe boule of Dimon the leper,as he fate at cable, there came a woman hauing a boxe of oynt= ment oF | (pikenard very coitly, € he brake the bore, and powzed it on his head. j 4 Therefor a fome difame amang themſelues, and faid, To what ende is this Waite of oyntment? § Foꝛ it might haue bene ſolde foz moze thenbthree bundacth pence, bene given vn- to the poore, cand thep grudged agi ber. 6 But Fetus faine, Let her atone swiy trouble peeber? thee hath wrought a goon wozkeon me, } 7 Fo2 pe hae the pooze with you alwaics, and when ye will pe map do them good, but me pe ſhall not haue alwayes. 8 Die hath done that the could: Khe came afozehand to anotnt my body to the burying. 9 Gerily Flap onto you, Cherelacuer this Gotpel albe pzeached throughout the whole world, this alfothat thee bath done, fhall be ſpoken ofin remembpance of her. 10 @* Chen Judas Iſcariot one of the twelue,4 went away vnto the hie Pieks to betray him vntothem. IT Aud when they heardit,thep were glad, and promtled that they weuld gine Yim nmo. nep: therefore be fought pow he might cons uentently betray bin. 12 Q Now the fir Day of vnleauened bread, when they ſacriticed the Pafleoner, bis diſcipies fait üntohün Abere wut thou that we go and prepare, that thou maieſt eat aſſeouer? 13 Then he fent forth two of his diſciples, and laid vnto them, Go ye into the city, and there halla man meetyou,bearing a pitcher of water: follow hin. I4 And whitherfocuer he goeth in ſay yë tothe goodman of the boule, The Watter fatth, Cihercts the lodging where J fyall eat the Pafſeouer with my diſcipies? Is Aud he will Hew you an vpper tham- n ber which is large, trimmed and prepared; Matth.26. io. lake 22.34. fohn 13.2%, ce Todippethe hand, is as much to fay,as he that is accultomed to eate with me, Pfal.41.9. tohn 13.18. Matth.26,24. acts, t.16. € This declareth that nothing can | bedone without Gods prouidéce, Matth 26.26. ¥.cor.Ut.24. there make tt ready forns. 16 Sovhisdilciples went forth, and came to the city, and found as hee had aid ynta them,and made trady the Paſſeouer. 17 CAnd at euen he came th the twelve. 18 *Andasthey fateat table and did cat, Felius (ard, Ueriiyp I fay vnto pou, that one of you hall betray mee, which cateth with mee. S , 19 Then theypbegan tobe lesrowfult,and to fap to bim one by one, 3s tt J Zand ano- thee, Jsith? ey ga 20 And he anfiwered and faid vnto them, It is one of tie twelue that «* Dipperh with mein the platter: X 21 * Truely the Sonne of man worth his way,as itis fwrttrenof hün; bur woe bee to that man,by whomthe Sonne of man fs be- trapen: it had bene good fo: that man, tihe had neuer bene borne. 22 * Andas thep did cate, Jeſuse tooke | g Reade Match, thebzead, and when he had gtuen tankes, | chap. 26.26, be bake tt and. gaug to them, and (ayo; S.Marke, - thatthois™ wilt; be done, The Lords Supper. < Take eate this temp bovy. 23 llo he tooke the cup,and when he had b giuen thanks, gaue itto thet: and they all h TheGrecke dranke ofit. word is to bleffe, 24 And he apd bntothem, Chis ig my which is bereta- blood of the new Celtament, which is fhed ken onely to giue foz many. | __ _ thanks,asS,Luke - 25 Uerily J fay bntopon, Jwill drinke and S. Paulinter- no moze of the fruit of the Gine, vntill that pret it,and Saine —— Ideinke it new inthe kingdome of Marke alfo {peas Fe) . : king of the cup. 26 Gnd when they had fung a jplalme, they went out to the mount of Diines. 7 27 €* Chen Felus fai vnto them, AU Fohwr6.32, pe shall be ioftended by me thisnight:foztt i Thais, turned is witten, * J wili {mite the Sbepheard, from.me,becaufe and the theepe Hall be (tattered. of the perfecu. 28 Butafterthat Jam riſen; FZ will goe tion, inta * Galile befoꝛe you. 29 Ano Peter fayd vnto him, Although an fhould bee offended, yet would notZ. 30 Then Jelus ſayd vnto him, Cerily J fay vnto thee, this Day,cuenin this night, be⸗ fore the cocke crow title, thou chalt deny me thife, 31 But bee ſayd moze eatneſtiy, TZ Moula die with chee, I willnotaenp chee: likewiſe allo ſayd theyat. `> 32 @* After, they came inte a place na- med Gethlemane: then ke fayd to bis diſct· ples, Att perhere, tili 3 bane prayed. : 33 Andee tooke with pim Peter, and k Hisdiuinitie James, x John, and be began * te be alraid, was asit were ~ anBingreatheauinete, hid) andhis hu. 34 And fappyntothem, Wy louleis ues maniciethewed ns — euen vnto the Death: tarp bereand jc felfe fully, atch. 35 Ho hee went forward a little, and fell Downe on the ground, and prayed, that tE - hi en poflible; that youre might pafe from murais i DFILES ci r : 36 And he aiD Abba Father,all things 1 45 in Ebrew > ave poſſible unto thee stake away this cup and Abbainthe from me: Neuerthelefſe, not that J wiil but Syrian tongue, fignifieth father. m He ftandeth not fo to bis own wil,burthat wile lingly he offe- ` reth himfelfe to ` obey God, Zech. 13 7. Chap.16.7, Matth. 26.36, luke 22.39.. 37. Then he came- found them fleeping, ana ſayd to Peter, Qunow, fleepelk tyon? touldeſt not thou watch ane toure? 38 € Match pe, and prap, that pe enter not into tentation: the ſpirit in Deed is reas Dy, but the flet is weake. 5 39 And againe he went away, and pray⸗ eD and fpake the fame words. ; D 40 And hee returned, and faund theae · Aiccpe awatne: foꝛtheir epegiwere heauy: neis >) Hid knew they what they thould aniwere inte tb 41 Andhe came the third time, and ſayd unto them, »DSleepe Hencefoorth, and take pour ret zit ispneugh: thehoure ts comes bebola, the Sonne of man is deliuered into the hands of linners. ai 42. Rile pp: let vs goe; eth me is at hand. i3 ¢ 43 *Gudimmediatly, while he vet ſpake; math 2647, came Judas that was one ofthe tweluc,and uke 22.47. with hin ia great multitude With fundes sop rgo and Raues from the hie Pieckes t Hevibes, en nci and Elorg, S PAi clAnt STG arnaga CA Aud hethat betraped him , had a n Hemeaneth \ thatthe houte | wilcome when © 9 0) 5). theythalbe kept? loe,hethat betray: fromieeping. © on Iudas liſſe. o It was the fa- fhion then to greete with kif- fing at their meetings , and alfo at their de- parture. p Herepeateth it twife,as if hee had teen moo. wed with acer- taine pitie in taking his laft leaue. To wit,Peter, r Called Mal- chus. f Which decla- reth that no man can do any thing cõtrary to Gods ordinance, t Meaning,all the difciples. Matt 26 57. ` Luke 22.54. zohn 18.24. u That is,they which had chie- felt authoritie a- mong the Priefts, x Which fignifi- ed thathis hote zeale began now to be abated, flOr.light. Matth.26. 56. Or, were not like Fobnr19. y Thefe two witneffes diffen» ted, in that the one reported that Chrift fayd, he could defroy the Temple, (as Matthew wrie teth) and the o- ther fayd that he heard him fay, that hee would doe it,asis here noted, z Thatis, of God, whois worthy all praife: the which word in their language, the Iewes when they fpeakeof God,vfecom- monly in their writings euen to this day. Matth 24 30. a Whom they now contemned Chap.xv. them a token, faving, Chomfoener oF Hall mee itis; take bun, and lead bint away ately. 45 And affoone as he was come, he went firaightwap to hint, and ſayd, r Walter, Watter,andkifled him. 46 Then they layd their hands on him, and toake him. 47 And one of them that ood by mew out a fwod, and finote a + ſeruant of the bie Piet and cut et his eate. 48 And Jems anfwered and fayd vnto them, Pe be come out as ynta a thicte with (words and with tauestotakeme. 49 J was daply with you teaching in the Temple, and yee tooke me not: butthisis done that the Acriptures ſhould be fulftlizo, 50 Then they tall korſooke him, and fled. 51 And there followed him a certane yong man, clothed in linnen vpon dis bare bodie and the pong men caught him. §2 But heleft his innen cloth, and fled from them naket. 53 * Bo they led Jeſus away to the high Pꝛieſt, and to him came all the "pie Prieſts, and the Elders, and tye Aerides. i §4 And Peter followed hun * afarre off, euen inte thehallof the bigh Prie, and fate with the ſeruants, and warmed himfelte atthellfite, > } 55 And the *high Peieſtes and all the Council fought tar witucile againit Jefus, to put them to Death, butfoundnone. ‘56 Foz many bare falfe witneſſe againk him, but their witneſſe || agrecd not toges ther. 57 Chen there arole certaine, and bare falfe witneffe againtt bim, faving, §8 Uee heard him fay, * 3)’ will deſtroy this Temple made with hands, and wichin thee dayes 3) wil build another, made with- out hands. — tj But their witnelle yet agreed not to: gether. 60 Then the hie Prick toon bp amongk them, and alked Jelus, faving, Anſwereſt thou nothing ? Mhat ts the matter that theſe beare witnelle again thee ¢ 6I But hee held bispeace, and anfwered nothing. Againe thebie Wiet alked him, and ſayd vuto him, Art thou Chik the Donne of thez Bleſſed? 62 And Jeſus fayd, Jam hee, * and pee ſhall fee the »Donne of man fitat theright hand of the power of God, and comein the clouds of heaucn. i 63 Then the bigh Pꝛieſt rent his clothes, and fayn, Ahat bane wee any moze neede of witneffes? 64 De haue Heard the blatphemyp: what thinke pee? and thep all condemded him to be worthy of death, 3 65 And lomebeganto {pit at him andto couer bis face, andto beate htm with fits, andto fap vnto him, Pzophefie. And the b fergeants (mote hint with cheirrods,. in this bafe eftate aey fhould feeappearethe Inftday with maicftie andglory. b sdeclareth the wickednefle and infolencie ofthe gowernours, and rulers, fecing their officers contrary to all ufice, thus raged and cormented him that was innocent, Y 66 * And as Peter was beneath in the ball, sipe came one of the matdsol the bhigh Dief, i 67 And when thee faw Peter warming himſelfe, ġe looked on bim. t atd, Thou watt allo with Jelus of Mazarct. 68 But hee dented tt, faving, J knewe Him not, neither wote Jwhat thou lapelt. Chen went he out mito tye |j “porch, andthe tocke eret, = f ; 69 * Then a maid faw bim againe, and beganto fap to them that teon by, This is one of them, dG ; 70 Buthee Denied it againe: and anon after they that ſtood bp, fatd againe to Pe⸗ ter, Surely thou art oneofthem; foz thou art of Dalile and thy {peach isitke. _ 71 And he began to curie and ſweare, fay- Dg R) knowe not this man of whome pee peake. 72 * Then the fecond time thé tocke trew, and Peter remembzen the word that Jelug had fayd vnto him, Betoze the cocke crow twile, thou halt venie me thie, ang || weighing that with himlelke, he wept. CHAP. XV, r” Fe (us ù led to Pilate. 15 He is condersned, reuiled er put to death, 46 & i buried bp Iofeph. AR * anon in the Daning, the igh Peielts held aacouncell with p Eiders, and the Scribes, and the whole councell, and bound Felis, and led him away, and Delinered him to Pilate. 2 Then Pllate atked hun, Art thou the king of the Jewes? And be anlwered, and fata vnto him, Thou ſayelt it. 3 Andthe high Piets acculed him of many things. i ; 4 * Aherekoꝛe Pilate alked him againe, ſaping, Anfwerelt thou nothing 2 bebolde — many things they witneſſe againſt ee. § But Felis anfwered > nomozeatall, fo that Pilate marueciled· 6 Mowat the kealt Pilate did Deliner a —— vnto them, whomſoeuer they would efire. 7 Then there wasone named Barab bas. which was bound with pts fellowes, that had made tniurrection, whs in the inə furrection had committed murder. 8 And the people cryedaioud, and bes ganto Defire that he would dogs he hade ener Done vnto them. ` -9 Then Pilate anfwered them, efayd, Cill pee that 4 let loole vnto you the King ofthe Fewes ? i IO Foꝛ he knew that the hie Picts han deliuered him of enni. Il Batthe high Peielts had mooned the people to defre that he would rather Deliner Barabbas vuto chen. 12. And Pilate anfwered, and ſayde as gaine vnto them, (Ahat will pe then that J Doe withhim, whom yee call the Hing of the Jewes? — 13 And they criedagaine, Crucifie him. -I4 Then Pilate fayd vnto chem, But tubat enill hath be none? And they cried the moze Fernently,Crocific him. Is Bo Pilate à willing ta content the poovle, Petersdeniall, 463 Matth,36.69, luke 2255, iohn 18,25, c Weought so cOfider our owne infirmitie,that we may Jearne onely to trnftin God,and notin our owne frength, llOr, entries d Peter prepa. reth himfelfete flee,if hee were further layd vnto, Matth,26 71. luke 23.58, iohn 18,25. Matth, 26.75» sohn 13.38. |Or,rufhed ont of the doores, and wept. Maith.27.1, 20 luke 22.66, iohn 18.28. a Forthe Ro- mans gaue them no authority to put any manto > death, Matth.a7.130 luke 23.30 icha 18.35. b He would net- defend his caufe, - but prefented himfelfe willing- ly to becondem=_ ned, c The people ala- wayesmaintaines theircuflomes, although they be- worth nothing, - d When aiudge - hath reſpect to men, hee quite forge:teth its tice, i Chrift crucified. hOr, Pretorie, fOr, falke. Mattli, 27.82. luke 23.26. e Itwasthecu- fome to make him that was condemned,to carie his croffe, - but Tefus was ~ not able fer weakrnefle, Mzith.27.33. luke 23.33. - bni.. ~ f Which wasto haiten his death: but he would not drinke ir, becaule he would waite for the houre that bis Father had appointed, that he might render vnto him erfit obedience: -È The Iewes die _ uided their day } into foure parts, - fothar bythe ~ third houre is - here meant the - third parth of the - day which was -from fix a clocke _ fo nine,at what time Matthew faith he was cru- r cified. ERIAREN Foba219. = h Meaning,the one of them that - $verecrucified, ~~ ¥ Becaufe this darkeneffe was onely oner the - Jand of Canaan, sben the reft of the world was light, the mira- -Cic isthe greater, k Which was the third part of the day,anda- bout three of the clocke after noone, Pfatm.r 2.1. matth.17.46. 1 This was ipo- ken mokingly, Pfal,69,216 people, looſed them Barabbas.and aclinered Jeſus when hee had ſcourged him, that hee might be crucified. 16 Chen the fouldicrsted him awayinto the halt, which ts the} common pallana cals led together the whole band, 17 And clad him with pursle, and plat- ted a crowing of thoznes, and put it about hishead, I8 Qnd began to falute him, fying Daile, King of the Jlewes, ] Ig And they Gnote him on the head with â reeDe,and ſpat ppon bim, and bowed the kners ond DID him reuerente. ) 20 And when they bad mocked him, thep toake the purple of him, and pnt his owne clothes on htin,and led bum out to ctu · cife him. 21 * And they © compelled one that pal fed dy, called Simon of Wyzene (whiri came out ot the countrey, and was father of Qler- ander and Rufus) to beare his croſſe. 22 And they draught bun to a place naz imed Golgotya , which ts by interpretation, theplaceofdeadmens(kuiles, 23 Aud they gaue him to mink wine min · gled £ with myrrhe : but he receined it nat. 24 Ana when they had crucified him, they parted hts garments, cating lets foz them, what euerp man ſhonld haue. 25 Aud it was s the third houre when they crucilied hin. 26 And the title okhis cauſe was written abome, THE KING OF THE IBWES, 27 They crucificd alfo with him twa theeues,theoncon therighf band, and the other on bis left. : 28 Thus the Scripture waz fulfilled, which layth, "Aud $e Was counted among the wicked, 29 And they that went by, railed on him, wagging their beads and laptng,* ep chou that deſtroyeſt the Temple, and burldelt it in three Dapes, 30 Saur thy ſelke, and come Downe From thecrofle. : 2 31 Likewife alo even the bigh Dicts imptking , ſayd anong chemfelucs with the Hiribes, Mee ſaued other men, hinlelfe hee cannot ſaue. j if 32 Lee Cift the Ring of Iſrael nowe come Downe from the crofle, that wee may ſee, and beleeue. » Chey allo that were cru» cified with him, rentied bim, 33 E€ Mow when che firt youre was come, Darkenefie aroſe ouer iall. the tand vntillthe ninth boure. © 34 Andat the «ninth houre Jels cryed with a loune voyce, faping , * Eigi, Clot, lamma-fabachthant ? which ts by interpze- tation, My God, my God, why bat thar foz» faken me? 35 And fone oF them that food by when ne heard it, fapd, ! Beholde, hee calleth ltag. 36 And oneran and Gled * a ſponge full ot vineger, and put iton areedDet gaue him _ to Diinke, laying, Let bim alone ; let vs (eek Elias will come and take him Downe. 37 And Jeſus cried with aloude voyce, and gaue bp the gholt. . ss S..Marke. 38 € And the baile of the Temple was reut in twaine, from thetop to the bottome. 39 ow when them Centurion, which ftood suer againit him, ſaw that be thuscrp: ing gaue vp the ghoſt, he layd. Truely this man was the tonne of God. 40 © Shere were alla women, which be- belde afarre of, among Whom was Marie Magdalene, Marie the nother of James the ieffe and of Joles and Sateme, 4r Ahich alia when Bee was inGalile, “followed jün and miniitred bite pin, and many other women which came bp with Him unto Jerulalem. . 42 €* Gnd now when night was come, (becauſe tt was the Dap of the preparation, that is betoze the Dabbath) 43 Joſeph of Arismathea,an "honourable Counleliour,whrch allo looked fo: the kings Dome of Hoy, came and went in obeldly vn to Plate aud afked the body of Jeſus. -44 And Pilate marueiled tf be were al- ready Dead, € called vnto bim the Centuri⸗ on and aſked of hun whether pee had beene any while Bead. 45 dnd when bee knew thetructh of the Centurion.be gaue the body ta Joleph, 46 Tbo bought a linnen cloth,an’ tooke Hint Downe, and wrapped him tn the linen cloth , and layde bim tn a toinbe that was hewen out ofarock, and rolled g Kone vate the Deoze of the ſepulchre. ; 47 And Wary Magdalene, and Marie Jaits mother behela where he ould ve laid. CHAP. YRV I. 1 The women come tothe grano. 9 Chrifi being rifen azaine appeareth to Magdalene, 14 alfoto the euen and reprometh thesr vabelefe. 16 He commmtteth the preaching of the Goſpel & the mi» niſtrauon of baptifime vato them. A j2d* when the Habbath day was pakk, Mary Waadalene , and Wary the mo- therof Janes, and Salome, bought tweete otatments, that they night come, and ems baulme him. The Sepulchre. m Who had charge ouer an bundrethmen, Luke 8.253, Matth.27.57. luke 23.5055 1» ishn 19.38. n A graue man and of great au» thoritie, o This man thewed his faith boldly when the danger (eemed to be moft pe- rillous, Luke 24. 1. iohn 20,1. 2 Therekore early in the morning, the. - frt Day of the weeke,thep came vate the ie pulchee,when the un was per | riſing. 3 And they layde one ta another, cage ſhall volie vs away the {tone from the Booze ofthe Levulchze? 4 Andwhen they looked, they faw that the fone was rellen awap (forte was avery greatone.) 5 * Ho they went into the ſepulchee, and . fae? a vonug man fitting at the right fide, dpa ina long white robe; and they were afrayd. > 6 But he ſaid vnto then, Benotafrapd: pee ſeeke Jeſus of Masarcr,which hath bene crucified: be ts rilen: he is not heres behold the place where they put hin. ae ‘But goe pour way, and tell his ditis ples,and > [Deter,that be will goe befoze you into Galile; there hal ye (ee hun,* as pe (aid vnto pou. : 8 And they went out quickly, and flea fram the (epulchze for theptrembled,t were aimaled : neprher (apd they any thing ta any mait: fo2 they were afraid. 9 {aay “fOr, ot rifes. — Matth 28.1. ishn 2012. a The Angel of God inthe like- nefle of ayong man, b He fpecially maketh mention of Peter, to com- fort him, becaufe hehad fallen into greater danget then the reft, Matth 26.314 chap. 1428.» Chriftreproueth his difciples, Chap. j. BelicfeandBaptifine. 464 90 EC And when Felis was rifenagaine, in the morew(which was the frt day of the weeke)be appeared firit to Marte Magda⸗ Toh 20.16. lene, * out of whom ge had catt lenen ventis. ~- luke 8.2, 10 And He went and teid them that had Beene with bun, which mouract and wept. 1i And wien they beard that hee was c They hadfoone aliue, ane bao appeared to her, thep< leicce forgotrenthat, ued it uot. that Chriſt had 12 @*dfter that, hee appeared vnto two foretold them of of them in another fome, as they walked hisrefurreGion, and Went inte tye countri. Luke 24.13,15- 13 And they went and told it tothe rem⸗ naut but they beleeued them noc. Luke 24.36. 14. q * Finally, be appeared vnto the relee s9bn 20,19. uenas they ¿fate together, and reprooued d Mourning and them oftheir vnbelicke ehardnefie of heart, praying, becaule they Seleened not them wyich had ſeene him,bzing rifen vp agate, Matt),28.1 9, Is Gnd he ſaid vntsthem, * Goeyeeinto all the wold, and preach the Gafel to q Theholy Gofpel of fefus Chrift, according to Luke. t CHAP. L 5 Of Zacharias,and Elifabet, 13 The Angel fheweth hrn of the natiuattie of John Baptist, 20 His incredulitieis pumfhed. 28 The talke of the Angel and Mary. 46 Her fong. 57 The birthcir- cumcifion, and graces of Lohn, 68 Zacharias gi- ueth thankesto God,and prophefieth. gawa Dralinuch as many hans taken in hand to ſet koorth the tose of thole things whereof wee arcfullpyperfwaved, Apoſtles with 2 aQsthey bane deliuered whom hee was them pute vs, which from the conuerfant, beginning lawe them their ſelues, and were bOrofthething: minifers of the > W00, and it may bee 3 Fe {eemed good allo ta me (mot noble referred eitherto Theophilus) aſſoone as Jhad ſearched out Chriftortothe perkecily all things from the beginning, ta Gofpel: and write vñto thee thereof from potnt to point, herebyismeant, 4 @hatrhoumightet acknowledge the thattheywere certaintie of thole things, whereot thou galt theminiftersof Geene inftructed. Chrift, who is § 1fAthe time of: Herove King of Jue called the word: [nea,there was a certaine pꝛieſt named orminiftersof Zacharias, of the 4 courte of Abia: and hts the word,thatis wifewas of the ¢ Daughters of Aaron, ana to fay,of the Gof- her name was Elifabet. pel:andthiscom- 6 ‘Both were! iut before God, and twal: mendeththe au- ked in all the commaundements and 8 020i thoritieofhis nances ofthe Loꝛd, without repzoofe. do Grins, feeing 7 And they bad nochtlde, becaufe that hereceiseditof Eiiſabet was barren; and both were weil theApofties. —ftrickenin age. £ c Thefonneof 8 And it came to pafle,as he erecuted the - Antipater, Waielts office bekoꝛeGod, as his courte came d Reades.Chio. in order, st a8) 24.10. 9 According to the cuſtome of p Wiets e Byher father: office, bis lor was tot burne incens, when forby her mo- . : : i thers line the was ofthe hovfeof Dauid. £ Thisperfecticn or iu- flice isiudgedty the fruits and outward appearance; and not bythe a Meaning, the caufe: which onely commeth of Gods free mercie through Chrift. The Grecke word fignifierh, iaftifications, whereby is meant the outward obferustion of the ceremonies commanded by,God, h That is, the eueping and morning facrifice, according tothe Law. and many hail ectopce at hts birty. rum, into the. © enery creature. < c As well--Gen- 16 ie that hall beleene and bee baptiſed, tileas Iewe, fall be faued :* but he that will not beleeue, Iohz 12.48. fyalbe Damned. f This gift was 17 And theleftokens Gal follow them that but fora time,co beleetic, “£n my name they pall calt out De- cauſe men the niis, and fhall* fpeake with s rew tongues, more willingly - 18 * And fall rake away (erpents,anDdif to receme the they Mall Dink: any deadiy thing, tt all Golpel,which as nothurt them: * they hal lay their bands en yet was noc eui. the licks,and they Hall receucr. dently Knowen, 16 * Soaftce the Lom bad fpoken pnto es 16.18. them, be was rectiued into heauen, and late 44.2.4 ct10.46 at the right band of God. g Withother. — 20 And they went foorth, and preached anddiuers,as euery where. And the* Lord wrought with Luke faith, them,and confirmen the wod With h figneg Acte⸗28.5. that followed, Amen, Actes 28.8. Luke 24.5%, He.2.4, b The miracles & fignes follow ¥ doGrine,as ceftain fealeg fo that ifthe doctrin be falfe the miracles can be no better. Dea. 13.3 be went into thei Temple of the Low, i The Temple 10 And the whole multitude ot the peos was diuided into ple were without in paper, * while chem: three parts: - cenfe was burning. the firit wastke Il Gen appeared vnto himan Angelof bodyofthe _ the Lord Handing at the right ideofthe Ale Temple called tar of incenie, } Atrium, where 12 Gnd when Zacharias faw him, he was the people was: tranbled,and feare fell bpon pim. the cond called 13 Bůt the Angel (aid vnto hint, Feare SanQum,where - not, Zacharias : fo: thy prayer ig beard, anD the Priefis and thy wite Clifabet Mall beare theealonne, Levites weres and thou Walt call bis name * Jobn, end thethird - 14 And thou Hatt dane iep and gladues, Sanum Sanos ig forbhe Halibe great in the lightefthe which the hie 1020, ¢ thal netther Minke wine,noz! rong Prieft entred Duinke: and Dee thall bec filled with the holy onceayecreto- Ghot, euen from Fis niothers wombe. facrifice, 7 16 *Qndinany of the children of Iſrael Exod, 3075, yall heturne to their 1023 od. lenit 16. 17. -I7 *Forhee Wall goe m before him in Of k Which gni- {pirtte aud power of Elias, fo turne the feththegraceof hearts ofthe = fathers tothe childzen, and the Lord. the diſobedient to the wiſedome of theinf 1 The word fig- men, to make ready a people peepared fog nificthall maner the Lan. ’ $ ofdrinke which ~ 18 Chen Zacharias (aid vnto the Angel, makethmen CAbereby Hall kuow-this 2 sor 9 aman drunken. old man,and my wife is ofa great age. Balach, 4.5 6a- 29 And the Angelanlwered,and{aid vn⸗ Matth 11.140. to him, 3 amo Gabriel that kana in the pres m Asa King fence of God, and am fentto fpeake vnto in his royaltie i thee, and to hew thee theſe good iidings. bath one to goe⸗ 20 And behold, thou fhalt be dumbe, and before him net bee able to ſpeake, vntill ther Day that who fignifigth thek things bee Done, becaule thon belees the King to be uedit not my words, which hall bse fuiGlled ac hand, in their ſeaſon. a When Chrift faihhecame — $ te fet the father againſt the fonne, &c. he meaneth the fucceffe which ° ,commeth of the Gofpel, thropgh the malice of men: but here hee fpeaketh of thetrue endeand profpericieofthe Goſpel. o Whick fignifieth, the ftrenech or foucraignticofGod. p Wee mult not - mealure Gods promile by ous weake fences. 2I G rd » The Angel fent to Mary. — Fa While their courfe endured to facrifice they might notlie ` wich their wiues, nor drinke any make one drunke r For the barren women enioyed not the promife which God made tothem that were married to baueiffue :but principally they gami was fent from God vnto a citie of 21 How the people waited fo: Fachart- as, and marueiled that hee taricd fo long in the Temple. 22 And when bee came ott hee could not {peake vnto them: then they perceiued that he had ſeene a vilon in the Temple : fo: hee — lignes vnto them, and remained umne. 23 gud it came to paſſe, when the dapes - licour that might of pis office were fulfilled, that hee Departed ato bis owite houſe. — 24 And after thoſe dapes his wife Eliſa⸗ — bid ber fette ue months, aping, 24 Thus hath the Lord dealt with mee, in the Daves wherein hee looked on mee , ta take froni mer my rebuke among men. 26 (Andinthe fictmoneth, the Angel were deprivedof Galile namen fasaret, that promife which God made to. Abraham, that bee would en- creafe his ſeede. [lOr gladne (fe bee to thee., llOr,receined into fasur. f Not for her “merits but onely through Gods ~ free mexcy,who loued vs when we were finners, that whofoever treioyceth fhould 27 Go a virgin affianced fo aman whole name was Joleph, of the boufe of Dauid, and the virgins namie was Marie. 28 And the Angel went in vnto ber, and faid, | Daile thou chat artijfreely beloved : che on E with thee: bleiſed art thou among omet, 29 And when the faw him, Hee was tron. bled at his faytug, and thought what manet of falutation that ould be. 30 Chen the Angel (aid vnto her, Feare not, arie; for thou f haft found fauour with God. J 31 * Foz loe, thou Malt conceiue in thy wombe, and beare a fonne,and alt call bis NamelBSVS. 32 ee hall be great, and hall bee callen seioyceinthe the Sonne ofthe molt igh, and the Lord Lord. God Hal gtue vnto him the thone of bis fa- Ifa.7.14. ther Daud piat.t,2%. 33 *And he ſhall reigne ouer the boule of chap,2.31. Jacob foz euer and of his kingdome Wail be the true Sonne 34 Then faye of God begotten * How Wall this bec, ſeeing F knowe not from before all man? ; beginning, and 35 And the Angel anfwered,and [aid vn⸗ —— in tse her. The holy Shoſt hal come vpon thee, Mat the de· and thepowerof the molt Vigh Hall * ouere terminacetime, ſhadow thee: therefore allo that y boly thing Dan.7.14. which halt be bone of thee, ſhall bee called micah. 4.7. the Sonne of Gon. 7 uShewouldbe 36 And behol, thy + tonfin Eliſabet, Hee refoluedofall hath allo conceiued a tonne in her olde age; doubts,tothe andthisisherlirtmoncth, which was cals- endethatthee [cdbarren. — i might more 37 Fo with God Hall nothing be vnpol⸗ furely embrace fible, J the promife of 38 Then Warie aid, Behold the ſeruant _ God, of the Lozd: beit nto me accozding to thy x It ſhall beafe- word. Ho the AngelDeparted from her. cretoperationof 39 @ Gnd Warie arole m thole dayes theholy Ghot. and went inte the hillcountrey with hatte to | y Heemuft be t Becaufe he is none onde. Harie vnto the Aneel, S. Luke. a a citie of Juda. 40 Andentred into the houle of Sacha: riag,and Caluted Eliſabet. 41 And tt came to pafe, as Elilabet Heard the falutatton of Marie, the babe b (prang inber belly, ana Clifabet was Alled witb the holy Ghot. - 42 And the cried with a lowde votce, and fatd, Wlelled art thou among women, be⸗ caule ¢ the fruite ofthy wombe is bleſſeð. 43 And whence commeth this to me, that the mother of my Loa ſhoulde come to mee? 44 fro: loe, alfoone as the voice of thy ta- Iutation founded in mine eaves, the babe {pang in my belly fo? top. 45 And bleſſed is fee that beleeued: foz thole things hall be perfomed, which were told ber 4 fromthe Loo. } 46 Then Warie laid, Dy foule magni- fieth the LoD, : í 47 Gud my (pirit reiopceth in God my Daãuiour. 48 Foꝛ hee hath looked on thet poore de- gree of bisferuant ; foz behold, from bence- forth thall all ages call! me bleien. 49 Becaule pethatts mightte, bath done fez ne great things,and holy is his Mame. so And his e mercy is from generation to gencrationonthemthatfearchim., — SI *Heehath foewed trength with bis armè: * hee hath ſcattered the peoude tn the h imagination ofthetrhearts, == §2 Hee hath put downethe nightie from their (eates, and eralted thent of low Degree. 53 * He bath filted the hungrie with goon things and fent away the,rich emptte. §4 *He hath vpholden Iſrael bis ruant, being mindkull ofhis mercy. s5 (As bee bath ſpoken to our fathers, to wit,to Abrabam, and bis | (eed) fog euer. 56 E And Warie abode with her about three moneths : after, thee returned to ber owne houſe. PHE §7 € Row Clifabets time was fulfilled, that the Gould be Deliuered, and he brought foha nne: 5 8 jer neighbours, €coulins heard tell LoD had hewed hts great’ —* her, and thep reioyced with et. 59 And it was fo thaton theetabt day they came to circumciſe the babe, and called him Zacharias, after the name of his father, 60 But his mother anfwersd, and (ard, Not ſo but he hall be called John. 61 And they faid vnto her, Chere is none of thy kinred, thatis named with this name. 62 Then they made lignes to his father, bop be would bane btm called. 63 Bo hee alked fo: writing tables, and wrote, taping, Wis name is John: and they marueiled ail. Maries fong. a Which was” alfo called Kiri- ath-arba,or He. bron,lof14,1 Se and 24.40, 6 This mouing was ¢xtraordina- ry ånd not na- turall, which wag to commend the miracle, c Shee ſheweth the caufe why Mary was bieffed d By the meflage ofthe Angel. e The foule and the Pirit fignifie the yndes{tan- ding & atfectio whichare the two principal’ parts of the foule, 9 low eftate, This fauour that God hath thewed me, thalf befpoken of for cuer. g According to the promife made to Abra- bam,that he would be his God,and the God of his feede for cuer, Ifa.5 1:9, PAl 33.10. [4.29.1 5. Hh The wicked Jay fates for other;wherein they themfelues ` are taken.. i Fam 11536,7. (al.324.10. a oasa; gand 545» iere. 32.3, 20. Genc.17.19. and 22.17. fal. 132.11. lOr pofterities r as pure and without finne,which muft take away the finnes ofthé world Í z Notwith(tanding thar Blifabet was married to one of thettibe of Leui, yet thee was Maries coufin, which was of the ftocke of Dauid. Forthe Lawe which forbade marriage out of their ownetribe , tas onely thatthe tribes fhould not bee mixt and confounded, which could not bee in marrying with the Leuites: for they bad no portion affigned vnto them, + 64 And his mouth was opened immedi: i Notonely for — atly, and bis tongue loofed , and hee pake his benefit in and pzatled God. pardoning his 65 Then feare came on all them that fault,buralforo ` Dwelt neere vnto them, and all theſe woms thew chat he was were noyſed abroad throughout all the bill iuftly punithed © countrey of Judea, * for his inere- 66 And all they that heard them, — dulitie. 4 tuem F- Zacharias prophecicth. Chap. ij. The birth of Chrift 465 ~ .., thembpinthete hearts laying, hat maner. Bethlehem, Checanle hee was of the honte k Themightie childe tball this bec! and the*andof the and linage of Dauid,) £ 3 powcrofGod Xod was with him. i § Cobetarcy mth Wary that was gi and his graces 67 Then bis father sachartas was fil- uen hten to wifewhich was with child, which declared > Aed With the bolp Ghot, and prophecied, -6 -A Andi it was,that while they were that hee thould -faying, theres the Dapes were accompltijen tiat the bee an excellent 68 Blefled bee the Loyd God of Iſrael, Would be deltuered. FF erfons · becaufehe bath vilited · andredeemedhis 7 And MHebroughe forth her efivitbegote | Reade Matth, Indeclaring people, ten Sonne, and weapped him infwadling: 125. himſelfe mind · : 69 And hath raid bp the m homeo clothes, and lapde him in a ecratch, Becaule € Whereby ap- full of his people fatuation vnto va,in the houle of bis ſeruant there was no roome for them inthe Inne.) peared hispo- · and thereforeis - Dauit, | ¶ And there were inthe ſame coumrey vertie and their comcfromhea- 70 he ſpake by the mouth ok his holx Mepdcards abiding in the field,and keeping: crue cie which uen to viſite and Piophets, which were fincethe worid de⸗ watch by night becaufcoftheit flocke, ~ — ould nor pitie redeemethem, gatt,faying, 9 And loe, the Angel of the Lo d came Neka voman in Matth. 1.21. 7I Thathewonld fend vs Deliuerance from vponthem, and the glorie of the 102d fone fucha cafes chap 2 30 dur enemies, and trom the hands of all that about them,andthep were fore afraioe. ~ Pfal. 132.17,18 Bate vs, 10 Chen the Angel fain vnto them, Bee |m Whenthe 72 Chat he would thew mercy towards not afraide: fez behold, J bang pou tidings promifesof God out fathers, and remember his bolp Coue⸗· Of great toy,that tail be to aliche people: +~ feeme to bane nant, — TAUB bp That A ated etek teh add seat b. ailed, and the 73 *And the oath which hee ſware to our be citie o and, a Mautour, which is 1c YAS fate of tfraelto - father Abraham: Chutk the Low. s) ab. Beth-Iehemn,” haue perifhed, 74. Which was,thathe wond graunt bnto 12 Ande this halbes figne to pon, We thal g Becaule they then ſent he his Ls, that we being Deltuered out ofthebandg find the child ſwadled, andlapdina cratch. thould notbe Chnft,whoby ofour enemies, poulu: ſerue him without _ 13 And ſtraightway there was with the offended with hisinuincible + feare f “iouis Qugel a múltitude of beaucnly fouloiers, Chriftspoore > Rrength,aswith Satine of our life; in holineſſe pꝛayſing God,and fayingss sC uin oo eftate, the Angell aftronghoine > and rightconthetie pbefoze hum. Be ‘14 Gio bee toGod in the High heavens, preventeth this ~ overthrew his 76 And thou, babe ſhalt bee calledthe and peace tn earth and to wards men goon dou'it; andthew- enemies, Pꝛiophet ofthe mot High: fozthou walt gog will. RR JUSRW ICU eth in whatfort ” Jere:23.6: befoze the face of the Loꝛd, to prepare bis ` 15 Andit tame to paſſe when the Angels they hould fnd - and 30.10. wapes, were gone away from them into heauen, him, 9 = n He declareth 77 And to gine knowledge of faluation thatthe hepheards ſaid one to another, Let h The free merey thecaufeand «| ynto His people, bp the vremiffion oftheir VS goe then vnts Beth lehem and ſee this and pood will of fountaineof our » finnes, OME 20 oS thing that fs come te pafle, which che Lora God; whichis. redewption. 78 Through the tender. mercie of our Hath ewed vonto vs. 6 C53 Ln Ai] the fotintaine of Gene.22.16,17. GOD, whereby *the * Day (pring from an ` 16'Sethevcame with halte and found our peace and fe- gerem.3t.33. ` High, hath vifited vs, both Mary and Jolephand the babe layd in licicie, andis ` bebr.6.13. ogue light to themthat fitin dark: thecratch. — —— chiefly declared © Thisisthe) nefle,and tn the hadow of Death tto guide 17 And when they had ſeene it they pub · cotheeka, ` endeofourse- © ourfeeteints the way of peace. lied abzoad the thing; which mas tolde demption. 80 And the childe grew, Ewared tong them ofthat chidde Sapte x.Pet.1.15. © > infpirit, and was int the wilderneffe;tilrhe — 18 “And all that heard if, wondered at the ‘To whom no Day Came, that he ould Mew himlelfe ynta things which were tolde them of the heps ` j ypocrifiecan > Fftael. beatas. ` pd heat —— “be acceptables- 19 But ary kept all thoſe ſayings, and which is the principall part of the Gofpel. Zech. z8. and L : 20 And the thepheatdsreturned, gloriũ· 4:2, t Orbranch of a tree meaning the Meffias, who i e ig and prapling God, foj all that they hav of righteoufheffe, which fhineth from heaven. Thatis, ofallfe- heard g (een, as it was ſpoken bnto them.” Gene:i7. t3. licitie; ‘e ‘He meaneth that part of Iudes which wasleaftinbabited, 21 ¶ · And when Ay eight dayes were ac⸗· euit. iꝛ. © where alſo the groffe andtude pe ople dwelled, =o complied, that thepMould circumciſe the shs grz J CHAP, CIR? childe, his name was then calleD*1 ESV S, Marth’r, aT ii 7 The birth and circumciſion of Chrif. 23 He which was named vf the Angel, before hee chap. 1.31. was receitsedintothe Temple. 28 Simeon & An- Was conceiued inthe wombe,. ‘ese Leuit, E 2.6. = maprophecse of him 46 He was found among the) 22 *And When the dayes offiher purificas. ¶o/ thes. doctors, “5i Ha obedience to father and mother, tion after the Law of Moles were accom- Exod. 13.2. | ‘ Am it came topaffe. ini thole vayes; thar plied, they — Himto Jerufalem; to sumg. ie. | | HM ethere came a commandement from Aue. prelent bim tothe Lon; = < Cei Or, that ú firf a Sømuchas' ` gnitus Celar,that all the wosld Menlo bee “23 (Asit te Written in the Lawe of the borne. | He theweth that our faluation confifteth in the x fins, Pandered them in her heart. DRAN s 2h i wasfubiehto ſtaxed : — Load, *Euery man chal that arftopenetit’ Lease. 12.6, tic Komanes. 2 “(This firt ttaring wae made when. the wembe, fhalbe called holp to the Lozd:) i Which ofring ii putin wri- Cyꝛenius was gouernsucofSyzta.) 24 And to giue an oblation, *as itis was appointed T iad \ 3 Therefore went alltobe taged, enery commanded inthe Lawofthe Lom, ia paire to them wbich ob Wherebythe man tohisawrecitie. $7 no o _, SEturtle Doues, oztwopong pigeons. — were io poore people were >) <4 And prophecie, 26 and —— ee a a Ni WeRimonies of ChiAarid 26 And arcuelation was ginen bin of the holy Ghoſt, that bee hould not ſee death, bee Or, Mefa. fore He bad ſeene the Logos || Chut {Greekewathe 27 Aud dee came t by the motion ofthe. “firit, | Hpirit mts the Temple, and when the pas rents brought in the childe gelus; to Doe top him after the cuitome of the Law, 28 Then hee tooke him in his aͤrmes, and paed Hod, and (atv, 29 Lod, | iow lettett thou thy ſernant depart in peaccsaccosding to thy word: $ Simeon decla- reth himfelfeto diewillingly; 30 Foz mine cyes yauc ſeent thy m falua- fince hehath o's? tion.. S : fcenctharMeffias 31 (bich thon hat prepared before the which waspro- face ofall people: ; mifed, 32 A light i to be reucilen ta the Gentiles, m Themeane and thg glory of thy people Aſrael. aad fubftanceof 33 And Foleph and his mother maruet- aiuation. Wo at thole things, which were ipoken tou⸗ fOr, för the reue~ ching him. lation of. 34 AndHimneon *blefied them,and fain n Thatis prayed pute Wary his mother, Behold, this childe ta God forthem, is appointed fo: the o* fatland riling againe ~~ and for the prol- of many in Iſrael and foz a ligne which hal eriticof Chrills befpoken agatutt, ————— (Dea and ar lwow fhall pearce tho: 35 o Tobethefall ) row thy fouls) that theathoughts of manp A ofthe reprobate. Dearts may be opened which petith 36 And there wasa: Propheteſſe, ont dit- throughtheir -^ nathe Daughterof{banuel, of the tribe of ownedefaults |. Alert, which was ofa great age, and han It andraifing vpof ued with an huſband fuen peeves fram her che elect to virgiuitie. whom God gi- 27 And (hee was window about fourelcore ucth faith, and fonte verres, andwent! not out of the F(a8.14:r008.95 Temple, but ſeriied God with fattings and 32. Lepet.2.8,. > Payers, NEHE AND DAYS oo ou Hous p Thatis,for- o «38 Gbhethemoomming at the lame inſtant gowes (hould ppouthen,} contelicd{ikewile the Lord, and pearce her heare- {pake of him to all that looked fo: redempti. as a [word onin Jerufalem: i q This chiefly 39 And when they had perfourmed alt appearethwhen things acco.ding to the Lawe of the £020, the crofle islaide they returned inta Galile to tocit owne citie vpon vsswhereby Nazaret. ; j i menshearts are 40 And the child grew and warcd rong tried, inipirit,and was filled with wiledome, and r Shewasfevuen the grace of Hod was with bim. yeeres married, 4I C Mow his parents went to Jeruſa⸗ {She wasconci- lem tuery peere, * at the feat of the Paſſe⸗ nually.in the ouer. fot Bait 43 eb x ‘Temple, 42, And when hee was twelue peere olde, [Or,praifed, and they. were come Lp to Jeruſalem alter Dest Gole the cutteme ef the fealt, 43 And had finihed the Dayes thereof, as they returned, the chilve Nelus remainent in — and Joleph kucwe net noz his mother, ana ; Be 44. But they fuppoling thathe hadbeene fa the company, wenta dayes iourney and fought him among their kinſe folke, and ac · quãatutance. Or : -4s Andwheuthep found himnot, they turned backe to Jerufalem, and fought him. 46, And itcame to palle thzec dapes after that they found himin the Tempie, fitting, lOr Jearnedmen, inthe middes of thellRectours, both heaving them and alzing thamquetions, o- 47 And all that heard him were aſtonied atbisunderitanding andanhwercs,. 48 Go when thep law bust, thep were §. Luke. Iohns preaching. amafi, and his mother fayde vnto him, Sonne, why halk thou thus dealt with vs? beboloe, thy father and J haue ſought thee with heanie bearts. J 49 Then laid hee vnto thent, Yowisit t Ourdutieco that pe ſought mert knew pe not that J mult God isto be pre. goc about my fathers buſineſſe? ferred before fa- 50 But they» vnderſtood not the word cher and mother, that be ſpake to them. i u For his voca- 51 Then he went dawne with thes, and tion was not yet i came to Nazaret, and twag ſubiect totheni: manifeRly rie bis mother kept all chele fayings inber knowen, heart. ? §2 And Jelusincrealed in wilsome,and fature an in kauour with God and men, i CHAP, III. 4 3 The preaching, baptifree, and prifonment e Johne 5 He ts thought se Chriſt. 24 Cote baptized. 23 Hu age, and genealogie. Dw in che teenth veere of the reigne of Tiberius Ceſar, Pontius Pilate bes tng gouernour of Judea and⸗ Herode being called the grear, Tetrarch of Galile, and his brother Philip Akes 4.6, Cetrarch of Fturea, and ofthe countreyof b There could be Crachonitis,and Lylanias the Cetrarch of by Godslaw but bilene, one facrificer ar 2 (Chen Annas and Cataphas were. once: bur becaufe the > hie Patetts) the worn of God came vne of the troubles to Jobn, the fonneofSacharias; in the wil: that chenreigned, derneſſe the office wasfo 3 * And hee came inta all the coaſtes ae mangled by rea. bout Joden. preaching the baptifineofree fon of ambition - pentance forthe remiſſion of finnes, ^ and bribierie,thar . 4 As itis watten tn the booke of the fay» both Caiaphas ings of Gfatas the Prophet, whichlatth, and Annas his The voice of hun that criethinthe wiler: fatherinlawhad Nes is. Peepare pe the way of the Lomake it divided be- bis paths iratght. tweene them, > ~§ Cueryp ‘valley Hall be ſilled and cuery Mateh. 3.2. Mountaine,and Hill Hal be brought low,and marke 1.4. trooked things thalbe made ftraight, and E/z.40,3. therough twayesthall be made finooth. iohn iagi noa 6 Anviall fleh ſhall tee thes taluation c All impedi· of Gan. suit ments fhall be tae: 7 Then latd hee tothe people that were ken away,which cone out to be baptized of hiim,*D |] geneva» thouldhinder tions of pipers, who bath fopewarned pou ta the way of God, flee from the wath to come? or of Gluation.{o 8 -Bing foorth therefore fruites worthy aharthe way fhall anendment of life, and beginne not to {ay bee plaine by: with pour (clues, Wee. baue Abra ham te Chriltroleade our father: fo? J fay vnto pon, that God is vs vnto God. able of hele tones toratie vp chilozen ynto ||Or,every man, Abraham. aiid d Thatis, the -Q0 Rowe allo is thee are aide vnto the Meffias'thalbe roote of the trees; therefoze enery tree which reuciled tothe bringeth net forth goon fruite,Malbe hewen world. Downe, and caſt into the fire. a Thiswas the fonre of Herode : t t & Matth.3.9 10 @ Chen the people alked him ſaving, hOr vipers brood, dibar thal we Dec then? —— — “AT And heanfwercd, and ſaid vnto chem, of Godisachand *ipef that hath two coats,let him part with Tames a 15, Dim that bath noue:and be that bath meate, 1 ioheza7. letim Doc likewile, ; ; f Hewillethtrhag 12 Then came there s Publicanes alfo to che rich helpe rhe bee baptized and ſaid onto bin, Maſter, pooreaccording what all we Bee? ., :) T to theirnedeffitie 13 And pee ath antostbem » Require ne g Whofe office ~ moze tben that which tsappetnicd vnto pou was toreceiuethe 14 The ſouldiers likewiſe —— OF tribute aad tolles itil, Chriftisbaptized. His Chap im, laying, And what hall wedoe 2 And he apd vnto them, Doe violence to no man, neither accule any falfly, and bee content with pour wages. f 15 43 the people waited, and all men muted in their hearts ot John, il he were not the Cizift, Matth.3.12, 16 John anſwered, and fayd to themall, marke 1.8. Indeede J r baptize pou withwater, but john t26.a%, one ſtronger then 3 conuneth, whole koors i. 5.and 2.4. — latchet J am not worthy to vnloole: he will si 11,16. baptize pou with the holy Gyo, and i with and 19.4, £ te. h Thevertueand. 17 *Mlhole fanne isin pis hand, andhe force of buptifme wiltmakecleane bis floore, and wtil gather ftandethin lefus the wheate into bis garner, but the chatte Chriftand ohn Will he burne bp with Are that nener thal be | wastutthemi. quenched. ie nilter thereof, 18 Thus then exhorting with many other i Thatis,witha things,be preached vito the people. mighty and vee Ig * But wher * inerode the Cetrarch hement pirits as rebuked of him foz — —— hts bio» whofe propertie ther Philips wife, efor all the euils which istoconlume,& erode had Done, this purge our filth 20 eadded pet this aboue all, that hee asfisedoechthe futyp Jobu in pꝛiſon. a mettalls, 21 * fQow te came to pale as all the peo- Matth 3,12 ple were baptised,¢ that Jeſus was baptized Matth.14 3 and Did pray, that the beauen was opened: marke6,17,,., 2% And the holy Ghat came downe in k Named Ane, abodily Hape tike a Doue vpon him, and tipas. there wasa voice from heaugfaping, Chou Mateh3.13.,. art mp beloued Bonne; in thee Zam well marke 3.9. leafed. tohn a . 32 23 ¶ And Jelus himſelke began to beea» Luobke aſcendeth bout thisticpeercs of age, being as men y= from the lakt fa- . poled the ſonne of | Joſeph, which was the ther tothe firt, fonne of Git, i and Matthew de 1244The fonne of Matthat, the fonne of Les fcendeth frothe Uf, the fonne of Melchi,the fonne of Janna,the firtrothe lat. ſonne of Jolepb, j Matthewexten- 4.25 The fonne of MPattathias., the fonne of deth not his re- Amos, the ſonne of Maum, the fonne of Chi, hearfall further -the fonse of Magee, thé to Abraham, _. 26. The fonne of SBaath,the fonne of Mat ⸗ whichisforthe tathias,the ſonne of Oemei, che fonne of || Jlo- affuranceofthe feph,che fonne of Juda,- ait tau promife fos the 27 The onne of Jaanna, the fonne ok Rhe» fa,the fonne of Zozobabel, she fonne of Salas ferréth it euen to fhtel,thefonnc of fetis] o pe à Adam, whereby 28 The fonne ofsBelchi, the fonne nf Addi. the Gentilesalfo the fonneof Cofamy the fonne of Elmodam, are affured of the the [onne of Er, i. promife,becaufe 26 The fonnenF | Jofe,the fonne of Elieser, they cameofiAs thefonne of Joaiin,the fonnesf|| (Patthatsche dam,and arere-, fonne of Leut, , i Beste floredinthefe. . 30 The fime of Simeon, theforne of Ju- cond Adam:... Da,thefoone of Joſeph the ſonne of Jonan,the Matthewcoun-. fonnedf Gliacint, ide tech by theleoall 31 The fonneof (Pelea,thefonne of | Iai» defcent,& Luke ttan,thefonneof Mattatha, the fonne of Ras by the naturall: fHat,thefonne of Dauid, finallybothtwo 32 The fonne of Fefiz , the fonne of Dhed, fpeakingofthe. the fonne nf 903, the (onne of Qalmon, the fame perions ap- fonne of Naaſſon. ] c . ply vocothem 33 The fonne of Aintiadab,the ſopne of A⸗ disersnames, . Fain,the fonne af E fromthe (onne of JOhares, Jacob, the fonne of faat; llOr, Fofech. . the fanne pf Juda, » llOr, Ieſis. 34 the fonneot ain,the fonnegs Ehara,the ewes, Luke re- HOr, Martia, thetonne of Abzah lOr Menna, ſonne of fRachoz, 5 ” ‘be the SonneofGod, command this tone 222 iij⸗ genealogie. He is tempted. 466 35 The ſonne of Daruch, thefonne of Ra · gan, the ſonne of palec, the ſonne ot Eber, the fonne af Hala, f $ 36. Thefonne of Cainan, thefonnes€St» pharau, thefonneof em, the fonne of oe, the fonne of Lamech, i> 17 Theſonne of Mathuſala; the ſonne of Enoch, thefonne of Jared, the ſunne gf Md- ieleel,cne ſonne of Cainan, A 38 The fonneof@nos, thefonneof Seth, the (onne of Apam, the fonne™ pf Gow, CHAP, IIII. 3 Lefus i led into the wildernefe to be tempted, 1% 13 He cusercommeth the deuil. 14 He goethinto Galile; 16 Preachethat Nazaret, and (apernaa um, az The Lewes despife him. 38 He commeth : sto Peters howe, and bealeth hu mother in larre. 48 Thedcusls acknowledge Chrift, 43 He prea- cheth thorew the cities, A #2D Jelug full of the holy Ghoſt reture ned from Jovan, and was ted by the ſpirit into the wildernefie, x 2 * And waschere fortie dayes tempted ofthe deuill, and in thole dapes? he did eare notbing : but when they were ended, he at · terward was hungty. Chen the dewil Mid vnto him, If thou m Northat As. dam was $Sonn¢ of God by gene- ration, but by creation, inthe which fence God alfo callech bime felfe Father, Dew, 32.618, 19. } Matth.a.t. marke Tarzi a This faſt was miraculus, to confirme the © Gofpel,& oughe no more of men to be followed then theorher \ miracles that! Chrift did. Deus. Bozo. thatit be made bread. bk 8 USt 4 But Jelus anhwered him, taping, Jt ts witten * Chat man Malt noc itue: by bꝛead oncly,but by eucrp > woꝛd of God. § Thenthe deutll tookehimvpintoan marth. 4:4. high mountatne, aud Mewen him all the b Thatis, by the kingdomes of the wodt in thetwinckling ordinance, and of an epe. ? _ prouidence of 6. Andthedeuill Gyo onto him, AUthis Gods © > power will J] giue thee, and theglozpof |Grecke, in aniis thole kingdomes: fog thatis DelthereD tome: meat oftinies and to, whomſoeuer J wilt, F giue tt: ¢ Satan promis 7 Ifthou theretoge wile || wogthipmer, eh that which ` they (hall be all thine. f he cannot gine, 8 But Jelus antwered him, and ſayd, thinking thereby + ence fromme, Satan: forit is wꝛitten, chat he might * Chou ſhalt woꝛſhip the Lorde thp4 Gov, decciiethe more and him onelp walt thouſerue craftily for he is 9), Cher he brought him toe Jerufalem, but prince ofthe and fet hin ona pinacle of the Temple, anB world by permif faid vate bim, It thou be the Donne of God, fion and bath catt thy ſelle Downe fram hence, his po wer limi- Jo Jorit ig witten, * Chat he willatue ced. bis Angels charge ouer theetokeepethee, Onfall downe IL And with their bandes thep Walt lft before me, thee by, leſt atanptime thou chouldeſt Day +Greeke poe bea thy foot agginſt a ftone. 3 hind me, ` 12 Aad Jelus anſwered, and fayd vnto Dess6,13. bim; Jtiotayd,* Chou ſhãlt not tempt the and 10:20" Lo: thp God. i wie.) d Chrittthewe 13, And whenthe deuill had ended allthe eththatall creas tentation,be Departed frõ Hin f foz a ſeaſon. tures oughtones 14 (and Jels retnrned by the power lycoworthip & ofthe Spirit into Galle: and tere went ferveGod..\ s a fame of him thꝛoughout ail the region e Thisdeclareth Yount aborts coraco oiir CHUN Se howhardit isto! 3G SH SOR — di eit refift.che tenta· tions of Satan: for heegiueth not ouer forstwife or thii putting backe. Pfal.gt.01,12. Deut.6.16,°F ivisnetenough,twiceor thriſe to refit Satan: for he neaercesleth to tempts of ifhee relenv® little;it isto the end that he may ren¢whisforce, andaflaile vs mene. fharpe lya- 4 ; Runz Iş Foz > are Chrift pteacheth« SEL sopies Matth.13.5 4. marke 6.4. ‘fohn 4143+ 46l; ri is,endu- ed with graces, h He alludethto the yere of lubi- le,which is men- tioned in the law, whereby this great delinerance was figured, i They approued and commended whatfoeucr.he, fayd, k.Beltow thy. ., benefits .vpon them,whichap- pettaine more ynto thee. Ohi. hae» goes inkideli- tieftayed Chrift from working miracles. T. King 17.9. james 5.17. m He fheweth by examples, that God oft times preferceth the ftrangers to them ofthe houfhold, 2.Kings $! 46 n Becaufe they perceined that the grace of God fhould be taken fromthemand, | givenco others, © Andefcaped ; miraculoufly-out of their hands ; for his houre was not yet come, Matth.4<3 36 marke 1.3%: Matth 7.294 marken 22s p Fullof digni- ticand maieltie, which touched the heart of the auditours, and cauſedthem to beare reverence to his. words. q! Thatis,the: motion of the deuil,orthat was tormented with avery deuill, — 3 -niis Foꝛ hee taught in their Synagogues gnd was honoured of all men. 16 * Aud he came to f2asaret, where hee Had been brought yp, and ( as bis cutome was) went tuto the Gpnagogue on the Sabbath Day,and ood vp torcade. 17 And there was deliuered vnto him the bookeof the Prophet Eſaias: and when he opened the booke, he found the place, where {twas written, _ : 18 * Whe Spirit of the Lorwdis vpon me, becaule he hath s anomted me,that 3 Monin peach the Goſpel to the pooze : bee hath fent inee,that J Hoult heale the broken hearted, that J ould preach Deliuerance tothe cap- tives, and recoucring of fight to the blind, that J houtd ſet at livertic- them that are 19 And that J- Mould preach the» accep. table yeere of the Loz. 20 And Hee clofen the booke,and gaue it againeto the mintier,and fate Downes and e epes ofall that were inthe Synagogue were faitened on him, > > 21: Then heebeqanne to fay unto them, > -This Dapit this Gcripture fulfilled in yatir gares, 22 And all bare him witneſſe, and won: Dered at the gracious wordes, which proceg= > Devout of his mouth, and fayd, Js not this Joſephs onne? on: ‘i | 23 Then he laid vnto them We will fure- ly ſay vnto inee this prouerbe, Phyſician, k heate thyſelte: CAhatſloeuer we haue heard Done in Capernaum Doe it here likewiſe in thine owne countrey· 24 And hee fayd, Uerely F fay unto you, * jaa ! Prophet is accepted in hts owne countrey· —J 25 But J tell you of a trueth, many ti- dowes were in racit the Daves of * E- lias, when heauen was Wut thace peercs and tre moneths , when great tainine was thoughout allthe land. 26 But vnto none of them was Elias fent:faue into Darepta,a citie of Stdon, Vn- to ma certaine WIDOW, i o EE 27 Alf many lepers were in Firal tn the tune of * Eliſeus the Prophet? pet none ofthem was made cleane, fautng s2aaman the Syrian, J 28 Then all chat were in the Spnagogue, when thep heard tt,were filed swith wath, 29 And role vp, and thank him out of the citie; and lea him vnto the edge of the Hill, whereon their citie was built, to calt hun Downe headlong. i 30) Burhee palled through the mids of them and went his way, 31 @* And came downe inte Caperna- um a citie ot Galile, and there tavaht them on the Sabbath dayes. ; 32 “And they were affonied at his Do» Ctrine: foz His word was e with authoritie. 33 And in the Synagogue there wasa manwhich had a a ſpirit of an vncleane Dea ulll, which cryed with aloud voice, 34 Daying, Dh, what haue wee to doe : with thee, thou Fetus of Qazaret? art thou come to Delroy ws? J know WHO thou art, cucn the holy Due of Ged. S.iLukei_’ -ail they that had licke folkesof Diners diſea⸗ The deuils Acknowledge Chrift. - 35 And Jelus rebuked him, ſaying, Hold thppeace, and come out of bun. Chen the Deutlitheowing him inthe middes of them, . came out of him, and hurt him not, 36 @oteare came on thematl, and thep fpake among themſelues, faying, Chat thing is this? fo: with authority and power de commandety the foule pitits, and thep come out. dpi Ms 37 And the fame of him ſpread abioan thoughout all the places of the countrep round about. 38 d * And beerole bp, and came out of the Spnagogue, and entred into Mtinens boufe, and Dimens wiues mother was ta- ken with a great fener, and theprequiren hun kor her · an 39 Then he tood ouer her, andrebuken thefence, and ttleft her: and immediatly fye roie ano miniſtred bito them, - 40 Mew when the Hunne was Towne, Masth,2.14. „marke 1.30% ſes brolig ht them vnto him, and he layd his —— on euery one of them, and healed elt) e En BOCK BITS IIRI 41 * Ano deuils alfo tame out of many, crying, andfaying ,* Chou art the Chait, the Sonne of God : but pee rebuked them, and fered them not to fay that thep knew him to be the Chik. =- Í '42: AnD when it was Dap, hee Departed, ana went forth into a delert place, and the people'fonght him , and came to him; and pu dd Lae that hee ould noc Depart from them: 43 But bee fayd nto thein, Surety F mutt allo preach the kingdome of God to o» ther cities : foz therefore am J tent. pes — He preached in the Synagogues ` g 7 kGali C H A P. V. 1 Chrifi preacheth out of the fhip. 6 The great draught of fib vo Certaine difciples are called. 13 He clenferhthe Leper. 18 He healeth the man ofthe palfie. 19 He calleth Matthew the cuſto- mer, 30 Eateth with finwers, 34 And excufe:h his, as touching ſaſting. i “ripen *it came to pafle, as the people peallen vpon him to beare the worde of Son » that bee Roode by thelakeof Gene nelaret, aly 2 Andlawe two thips fand by the lake fide, but the fermen were gone out of them, and were wating their nets. i 3 And *beeentred into oncofthe hips a To che intent which was Dimons, and ag ont i that chat he might bee would theuſt off alittle trom the land; not bethronged and he fate Down, and taught the people out of the preafie, of the whip. Et ae, + andalfo thathee 4. @ Pow when hee had left (peaking, might the bettet bee fayd vnto Simon, Lanch out intotbe bebeard, Deepe and let Downe pour nets to make a draught. 5: Chen Dimon anſwered, and faid vnto b The word fig- Marke 1.34. | rt Thedeuilsare conftrainedto confeffe Chrift to be the Sonne of God.and yet it doth nothing auaile then, be- caule it commeth nor of faith, Mattha.i d. marke 1,166 him̃,b Satter, we bane trauelled all night, nifieth him that and baug taken nothing: neuertheleſſe at is wade ruler o⸗ thy· woad Jwill let downe thenet, ' | uersiny ihing, ` 6 And when they had Done, they in· c He thewerh’ tloſed a great multitude of tiſhes, ſo that his prompt obe- their netbrake. ` dience to Cbrifts 7 And they beckened te their partnere commandement, LY Fifhersofmen. Sinnes forgiuen. which were in the other Wippe, that they fhonld come and help them, who came then, “eit both the fhippes, that thep did nke, 8 Mow when Dimon Peter lawe it , hee feli Downe at Jeius knees, laying, Loo, goe from me; foz J am a finfull man. 9 Foz Ye: was vtterly altonied, and all oe yer sorb Si the Draught of tibes ich thep tooke. Io ane fo was alfo James and John the fonnes of Zebedeus , which were copantons d They were fo Jaden that they almoft funke, e The feeling of Gods prefence siaketh afraid, with Dimon. Chen Jefus fayd vnto Dis Ht mon, Feare not:fromẽ henceforth thou Male Catch men, f He appointeth It And when they had brought the hips him to the office ofan Apoftle. to land „they forfooke all and followed him, I2 ¶ Now it came to palle, as hee was Matth.82- ina certaine citie , beholde, there was a man marke 1.4% — fullof lepiofie, and when hee fawe Fetus, hee fellon bis face and belought him , fap- ing £020, ikthou wilt, thou cant make me cleane. : 13 So be ftretched foorth bis hand, and touched him, laying, J will , be thou cleane. ris immediatly the leproſte Departed from tm. 14 And Hee commaunded him that bee Would tell it no man: bur goe, fayeth hee,and È Herebyhe Wew thy (clfe te thee] Ppiett,and offer for thy fhewedthem clenfing,as* Woles hath commanded, fo a thathe would . Wttnefle pnto then. not tranfgrefle I5 But fo nuch moze went there a fame the law, and char abzoad of him, and great multitudes came theyfhouldbe together to heare, and tobe healed of him of inexcufable their tnfirmitics, f . who feeing Aen 16 But he kept himlelke apart in the wil- iracl oht, Dernefle,and prayed. i zs ii 17 Cano tt came to paffe on acertaine * Day,as hee was teaching, that the Phariſes leeue Chri. > Leuit.14. “i and Doctours of the Lawe, fate bp, which Were come out ofeuerp towne of Galite, and Judea, and Jerufalem, and the power of the 4 £020 wasin himto heale them. Matth.9.2, 19 * Chen beholden brought a man ly marke 2.3. ing tn a bed, which was taken with a palfie, and they ſought meanes to being him in, and te lap him before him. Ig And when they could not find by what Way they might bzing him in , becauſe of the reafie, they went vp on the houte, and let pint Dowie through the tiling bed and all, tu the middes before Jeſiis. y 20. And when he faw thefr faith, he ſayd hChrifttone Ute him, Wan, thp b finuez are korgiuen cheth the princi- “27 yon the Scribes and the Whariles palicanfeofall heran — faping, Tbo ts this that sour cus, {peaket) blafphemies ? Cabo can torglue finnes but God onely? — 7 * 22 But when Jels perceiued their thoughts, be anſwered, and lapu vnto them, a Forafmuchas Cibatthinkeyoutnpourdeatts? his diuinitiewas 23 CUherheriseafier to ſay, Chyi finneg fufficiently hew- are fozgtuen thee,oz talay, Riſe and walke? ed by this mira- 24 Wut that ye may know thatthe Son cle, he gauethem of man bath authoviticto fozgiue ſinnes in hereby to vnder- earth, (he fait onto the ficke of che pallte) J fiandthar he hed fay yntochee, Artie: take bp thy bed, and ga powercoforgiue to thine boute.. A ? finnes, 25 And immediatly bee role bp befor Chap.yj. Matthewcalled. 467 them, and tooke bp his bed hereon hee lay, oo Departed to bis owne Houle, peapling no. 26 And they were alamad, and pray- {ed Gov, and were filled with feare, faving, Doubtletle wee haue ſeene ſtrange things to Bay. 27 Q *And after that he went koorth and O⸗ ab⸗ue our faw a Hublicane named fLeni,litting at the expectation. receit of Cuttome, ana fayd vnto him, Fol» Matth 9.9, low me. wiarke 2.14. 28 And hee lekt all,role vp, andfollowed Or Matthew. m. 29 Then Lent made him a great feat in bis owne houle, where there was a great company of Publicanes, andof other that fate at table with them. 30 Butthey that were Scribes ¢ Bha- 1.Tm.r.15. rifles among them, murmured againit hts k Which feeme Dilciples, ſaving, Chy eate pe and dzinke ye tobe righteous, with Publicanes and finners? and yet are but 31 Chen Jeius anhwered, and fayd vnto hypocrites, them, Chey that are whole, neede not the Matth.g.14. JObplician, but they that are fitke. marhe 2.18. 32 *J came not to cal the * righteous but t Greekemake finners to repentance. prayers, 33 Q * Chen they latd onto him, hyna 1 The friends the nilciples of John fak often, and + pray, and familiarsof and the difciples of the Pharilſes alio > but Carift: and here- thine eat and drinke? by Ieſus Chrift 34 And he favd vnto them, Can pemake declareth that he the! chitdz¢ of the wedding chamber to fait, willnot burden as long as thebstdegrome ts with them? . his, before that 35 Wut the Dates wil come euen when the he hath made budegrome fhall be taken away from them; them ableto then (yall they fait in thole Dayes. beare. 36 Againe be ſpake allo vntothema pa: m Reade Matt, rable, {20 manputteth a piece ofa new gar- 9,17- ment into an olde velture ; foz then the new n He admonifh« renteth ie,t the piece taken out of the netas eth them notto greeth not with the old. i truft too much 37 "Allo no man powzeth new wineinto to their owne old veſſels: fo: then the new wine wil bzeake (enfe or iudge- the veffels , and it will runne out, and the ment :nor,be- veſſels willperith. cauule they hauc 38 But new wine mult bee powt intg accuftomed new vefiels: fo both are preferned. themfelues to 39 Alfo no man that "Dinketh old wine, one thing,to co- ſtraightway delireth new, to: hee lait), be demne another old is better, whichis better. CHAP, VI. 3 Chrift ſtandeth in his difciples defence aud his owne,.as touching the breach of the Sabbath. os 12 After watching and prayer he decteth his Ae Sa poftles. 18 Hee healeth and teacheth the people, — 20 Hee fheweth who are bleffzd. 27 To loue our eaemies. 37 Not to indge rafhly, 41 Andtoa- . uoya hypocreffe. Matt 22.1. marke 2.23. Apoi came to paffe on thefecondeGab: a Thofe feafts bath, after the firft, that he went thozow which conteined the corne feldes, and bis dilciples plucked many dayes, as the cares of cozne,and Did cat,and rub them the Paffconer d in their hands. the feaft of Tae 2 Ann certatue ofthe Phariles fin yi bernacles, had to them, Ahy Doe pe that whichis notlayy- two Sabbaths: full to Doe on the Sabbath vayes? ` ~ the firft day of 3 Chern Jelus anſwered them, and fain, the fealt,andthe * Haue pee not read this , that Dauid did hh. mien bee himſlelte was an hungred, and 1.S212,21.65 Run 3 they Exod.29 33. deuit 8.31. and 24:9. b Haying power to difpence with, and qualifie the keeping ofthe Sabbath and o- ther cerimones. Matthe 12. 9. marke.3.1. lOr, a perfon. Matth.10.1. mar. 3.13 06. 7. chap.9.1. c According to the fimilitude of cle twelue Patriarkes, of whom the Church of God is ſprung. d Ambaffadows or meflengers whom he had elected before, but now enioy- neth them their charge. | fOr, Champion. Matth.s.3. e They that are humble and fub- mic themfelues willingly to'o- bev God. Fl2.65.1 36 Fiz 61 30 Aatth. g. 11. f Hemeapeth excemmunica- tion, which alfo he calleth put- ting outtheir names: S Iohn calleth ic calling out of theSyna- gogue, S Paul, deliuering to Sa- tan, which pu- niihment as it is moftterrible when it isiuftly executed, fo izis comſortable to the godly when they arecaft ove _ of wicked mens eompany asthe Prophet decla- seth, Phal, 1. g- g The word figs nifieth to leape ferioy,orto thew mirch by outward geflure, “Who are bleffe d. they which were with bint, 4 Mow Hee went into the houle ofGon, and Cooke, and ate the bew bread, and gauge alio to them that were with him, which mar not lawfull to eate, but fo? the * Pꝛieits onely? § Am he laid vnto them, Whe Bonne of manis > Lord allo of the Sabbath day. 6 €* Jt came to paffe allo on another Pabbath, that hee entred inte the Dynes gogue anv taught, and there was aman whole right hanv was mied vp. 7 Andthe Scribes and Phariſes wat> ched bint, wheter hee would deale on the Sabbath day, that they might Hinde an accus fation again him., 8 But hee knew their thoughts and (ata to tht man which bad rhe withered pand, A rife, and ttand vp in the mids. Aud He aroſe and ſtood by. 9 hen fayd Telus vnto them, J wilt alke pou a queſtion, Ahether tt ts lawfulon the Sabbath dapes to Do go0d,02 to Bo euil? to ſaue A life, oꝛ to Deftroy it? 10 And hee beheld them all in compafle, and faid pnto the man, Stretch foozth thine hand. And he did ſo, and bis hand was reltos red againe as whole asthe other. Il Chen they were illen ful of madneffe, and communedone with another, what they might De to Jefus. 12 (Audit caine to palie in thofe Bayes, that hee went into a mounteine topzap, ant {pent the night in paper to God. 13 * And wen it was day, hee called his Difciples, ahd of chem hee chole: twelue, which allo he called dApokkles. - 14, (Simon whom he named allo Peter, and Andrew bisbzother, James and John, Philip and Bartlemew: Is Matthewe, and Thomas : James m fonne of Alpheus, and Simen called loug s 16 Judas James brother, and Judas Ji- cariot, which alfo was the trattonr.) 17 Then ye caine Downe with them, and ſtood in aplaine place, with the company of his diſciples, ta great multitude of pros pleout ofal Judea and Jeruſalem, and from the ſea coaſt of Tyzus and Didou, which came te heare fim, and tobe healed af their Bileales: 18 Aud they thatwrre vered with foule fpiritg ann thep were healed. Ig And the whole multitune fought to tonc him: fo: there went vertue out of bint, and healed them all. 20 @ And be lifted vp bis eves bpon big- diſciples. and faid, Blefſed be ye « poore: foz pours is the kingdome of God. 21 * Blefled are pe that hunger notne : for ye Malbe(atifien Bieled are pe that * weepe now: fo? pe (halllangh. 22 *Bicfled are pee when mew hate pou, and when! theplcparate part,and reuile you, and put out pour name as euil forthe Donne of mans fake. 23 Reioyte peinthat Day and be e glad: for behold, pour reward is great in heãuen: faz after this maner their fathers DiD to the Bꝛophets. S.Luke. 24 * But woe be to yon thatare h rich: foz pe baue recciucd your confolatton. 25 * Sing bee to you that are full: for pee ſhall hunger. Cla be to pou thar nowilaugh: fo: pe bali waile anD eepe. 26 Mor be to pou When all men * fpeake wel of pou, for lo did their fathers to the falle prophets. i 27 @* But F fap vnto you which heare, — yonr enemics, Doe wellio then which ate port. 28 Bleffe them that curfe you, and pay foz them which hurt you. ; 29 *And vnto hin that | ſmiteth theron the onechecke,oiter alfo the other: * and him that taketh away thpcloake, fozbta notto takethy coat alſo. 30 Giue to cuery manthat alketh of thee: and of him that taketh away thy goods,malke them not againe. 31 * Gund asye would that men Gould do te pou, fo Bo ye to them likewile. 32 * foz if pee loue them which lone pou, what thanks thall pe Have? Foz euen the » fin- ners toue thofe whtch loue them. 33 And ifyou to good fo them which do good foz you, what thanke hali yee hanezfoz cuen the inners Doe the fame. 34 * And it yee lend tochem of whom pee hope to recewuc, what thanke fall pee haue? foz cuit the ſuners lend to linners, te receiuethe tike. j 35 Wibercfozeloue pe pour enemies, x do good, lend, ° looking fo: nothing agatne, and pour reward ſhallbe great ant pe ſhall be the childzen of the moit High : foz bets kinde pute the vnkinde, and fo the enil. 26 Be pethercfore mercifull, as pour Fa⸗ ther allo ts mercifuil. ; 37 E* Fudge not, and pe fhal not be twdg- ed: condemne not, and pee fall not bee con- Demned: fozgine and ye albe forginer. 38 Gue and it Halbe giuen vnto pou: * a good mealere, preſſed Downe, taken toges ther,trunning ouer Wat men gine into; cur bofome:fo2 with what mealure pe mete, with the fame fhall men mete to pou agatne. 39 And hee ipake a parable vnto them, * Cait the blinde leade the blinde? Hall tyep not both fall into the Ditch? i; 40 * The diſciple ts not abone his Wa- fter : but wholorucr vill bee a erfit diſciple, ſhalbe as big maſter. 41 G *And whyeſceſt thon a mote in thy brothers epe, and confiderek sot the beame that is in thine owne cys ? 42 Either how tankt thou fap to thy bro · ther, Brother, let mee pull out the mote that is in thine epe, whe thon feet wot the beame that isin thine owne eye? Vypoctite, cat out the beame out of chine own epe firt, ana then thalt thou fee perfectly, to puil out the mote that isin thy brothers eve. . 3 € Foꝛ it is nota good tree that bain: geth foozth enill fruit: neither an euill tree, that bringeth foorth good fruit. j 44 * Fo euery tree is knowen bp bis owne fruit s” fo neither of thoes gather Rath iudgement. Amos 6.8. ecclus.33 8, h That putyoue truſt in your niches,and forpee the life to come, ify 5:1 3514 1 Signifying them thet liue at eafe,and after the pleaftres of the flefh. k Heereproueth ambition and vaine glory, when asmen goe atout by all meanes to get fauour and vo idly pompe. Matth.5.44. Matth 5.39. 1] Rather endure more injury ther rcuenge ycur felues. 1. Cor. 6. 7. m Be not focare- fuil for the Joffe of thy goods, that thou fhouldcft be difcouraged to ferue God. Matth.7.13, tob 415. Matth 5.46. n Theyere come monly called fin- ners, which are ofa wicked lift, and without ali feare of God, Matth. 5-420 deut.15.8. o Not onely not hoping for pro~ fic, butro lofe- the {tocke and principall,foraf= much as Chnift bindeth him- felfe to repay the whole with a moft liberal intereft. Matth.5.4§ Matth.7.1. Matth,7,2. marke 4.2 4» „Matth 15.540 Matth,\0.24. tohn 13.36. and 15 20 Masth, 7 3o. p Hereproo- ueth the hypos crifie of fuch as winke at thetr owne horrible fanits , and yet are too curious to {py ont the leaft fault in their broes ther, Matth,7.17- Matth.13.33. MN Matth 9, 16, i al el The Centurions faith. 4 The name and title are nothing worth te prooue that a man is {ere of God, except in effec he fhew the fame. ZAatth.7.2% rom.2.13. FIMES 1.2 2. r tHe fpeakech not oncly to the fale prophets, but to all falfe paftors, hirelings aad hy peerites, ~ Meereh.8.5.— a It migkt be chat this captaine did lie with his garifon in Ca- pernaum, b Inbuilding thema Temple for their afem- blies he fhewed his zeale to vards the true fernice of God, c The friendes fpeakero Iefus in the captaines name. d Or,command by a word onely thatitfobe, men figs, nor of buſhes gather they grapes. 45 À 1 good man out of the good treature of his heart bringeth forth good and an euil man out of the eutll trealure of bts beart bringeth forth eutll: foz of the abundance of the heart bts month ſpeaketh. 46 @* Gut why call pee mee : Da- —* — and doe not the things that J (Z 47 alholoener tommeth to me, and hes · reth mp words, and Doeth tye fame, F will fhew pou to wham be islike. 48 He tg like a man which built an houſr and Digged Teepe, and iaid the foundarion ou a rocke: and when the waters arale, the flood beat vpon that boufe, and could not foake tt : for it was gronnded vpona rocke. 49 But be tkat heareth and torth not, ts likea man, that built an boule vpon the tarth without foundation. again which the flood Did beat,and it fell by aud by ; and the fall ofthat boule was great, CHAP, VII. 2 He healeth the captaines feruant. 11 Hee rayſeth up the widowes fonne froma death te life. 19 He anfwereththe difciples whom Lohn Bap- t/t fent unto him 24 He commendeth Fohn, 31 And reprooweth the Lewes for their unfaithful- wes. 36 Hee cateth with the Pharife. 37 The woman wafbeth kis feet wih her teares and hee forgineth her finnes. Vye hee ban ended all his fayings ¥ tn the audience of the people, beens tred into Capernaum. 2 Andacertaine a Centurions ſexuant was lick and ready to Dic, which was Beare vnto bim. 3 Aud when be heard of Jefus, hee fent buto him the Eiders of the Zewes, beleech> Chap.vij. 11 And it came to paſſe the Day after, that de went inte a city called! Matn,and many of bis diſciples went with hus, and a great multitude, 12 flow when he came utere tothe gate of he city,behold,there was a Dead mat cae tied out, who was the onely begotten fonne of bis mother, which was a widow, and much people of the city was with ber. 13 And when the Lord law her, Hee bau TE oiher and laid vnto ber, Aeen no 14 And be went and tonched the i cofin, Cand they that bare him, itood Miil) and hee {atd, ¢ Pong man, J fay vnto thee, Arile. Is And hee that was dead, tate vp , aud a te (peake and he deliuered Hun to bis mether. 16 Then there came a feare on them all. aud they glesfaed God, ſaving, A great J320- phetis raiſed vp among bs, and Ged bath h pifited bts people. I7 Andthiscumonrof hint went foorth thaougbout all Judea, and thronghout ail the region round about. 18 C And the dtieiplesof John Hewes bim of all theſe things. 19 B0 John called vnto him two certaine men of bis Diiciples,and fent them to Fetus, faping Art thou ihe that ould come, oꝛ Hal we wait fo? another? 20 And when the men were come bute bim, they fia, John Bape hath fent ts bnto thee, faying, Art thou hee that thoula come,o2 Wall we waite foz another? 21 And at that time he curco many of their fickeneffes and plagues, and of enill —— > and vnto many blind men Hee gaug git. j 22 And Jefus anfwered and fayt onto them, Goe your wates ¢ Wew John * what things pe haue feene t heard: that the blind ing him that hee would come and heale his ſee, the balt goe,the Lepets are cleanted,the letuant. 4 Sothep came to Jelus, and beſought hun initantly , ſaying that bee was worthy that be ſhould doe this fo: him. § Foꝛ he loweth,faid they our nation,and he bath butltvsa © Spnagogue. — 6 Then Zelus went with them: but when be was now not farre from the boule, the Centurion fent friends to htm , < faping bite him, Lo20,trouble ner thy felfe: for F amnot werthy that thou ſhouldeit enter vnder my rocte. 7 Cabercfore, J thought not my felfe worthy to come vnto thee: but fay p4 word, and imp ſeruant (hall be whole. 3 Foꝛ J am ltkewile a man fet vnder authority,and baue vnder ine fouldiers,and J fay vutoone, Gee, and he goeth:and toa: nother,@ome,and he couuneth: and to my fernant, Doe this,and he docthit. 9 CAyenTclus heard theſe things, hee maruciled at bim and turned him, and Gin e Hecemmen- tothe people that followed hiur, F fay vnto deththishestsen pou, Jhaue not fonnd (oe great faith,no not captaine becaufe in Iſtael. he aflurcthhim- 10 And when they that were ſent, turaed Deaf? heare, the dead rife againe, and ‘the |) pooze receiue the Gofpel. 23 And blefledis he that hal not be ™ of: ferdcd inme, 24 Gud when the meffengers of John tuere Departed, hee began te (peake vnto the peopleof John, Ihat went yee out into the wilderncfic tolee? A rees Haken with the winde! 25 But what went you out to fee? A man ciorhed in ſoft raiment? Behold, they which are gorgcoufly apparreled, and live Belicate- ly, are in kings courts. 26 But what went ye forth to ſee? A Pꝛo⸗ — fay vuto pou, and greater tien a ophet. í -27 Ghisic hee of whome it is witten, :* Behold, 3 (end my |imefienger before thy — which thall prepare thy way betore thee f e . 28 Forz Cay vnto pou, there is no grea ter Pꝛophet then John, among éen chat. are | begotten of women: neuertheleſſe, bee thatis the teat in the kingdome of God, ts greater then be. i i 29 Then all the people that heard, and Johns difciples. 468 f Which wasa towne of Galile in the tribe of Jffachar, not far from Tiberias. fOr birre. gE Chrif calleth thofe things that are rot, as if they were,and gineth life to them that be dead, h That is,to eftablith and rg- ftore them, i To wit,the Meſſias and re- deemer, k He declareth by the vertues & power that were in him, that he was the Chri 1 Such as feele their owne mifee ries and wrete chedneſſe. Or, the Goſbel ù preached tothe poor. m That hall per- fenere and AR fhrinke backe for any things that can come ynto them. n Read Matth, 3 i 7- Mal,3.%. Or, Angel, HOr, borne. o They prayfed him as iuſt, faith⸗ full, good and merciful], fo that the fret of their baptiſme appea- redin them. p Thisword : comprehendeth: = thewho!e do- felfe vpon Chrifts backeto the boule, thep found the word alonc, fernant that was ficke, whole. the Hublicanes °iuttilizd God, being bap» Grine that Iokn tized with ther bapeilnectFopa, == taughe, Run 4 32 wut o Wiſedome inſtſied. Vho louethmuch, S. Luke. The parableof the ſeede, À 30. But the Phariles and the erpouns ¶ 49 Aud they thatfate attable with hi G deis ot he LawDepien thecounfelotGou began to fay unt in a nA eae te 4 ` ~ q Meaningsto ~ sagatnit cyemielues, ARD were not baptized ~theirownecon-, of int. ; demnation,oras 3E “AnD the Lod fain, tUbercunto Wall fome read, with. J liken che men ofthis generation; & what themfluesbe- -thing ave thep like vnto? ; $ caufethey durt , 32. Theyare like vnto chilDen fitting not openly (peak inthe market place, and crping one to ang- againftlohns — ther, and faying, "tUe bane piped vnto pou, do@rine:for they and pe haug not Danced : we have mourned fearedthepeo- to voii, and ye haue not wept. pleMat.21 46. 33 Foz John Baptilt came, neither eating Matth. i1.16. bzead,to2 Drinking wines and yee ſay, Hee r The ſongs of ath the deuill. 3 i litle childrenare 34 The Donne of man is come,and fea. fuficienttocon- tethand deinketh:and pe ſay, Behold, a man demnethePha- which isa glutton, and a Dunker of wine, a rifes & fuchlike. friend of jpubitcanes and ſinners. f Liueth accorse 35 Bur wiledome ist tuiteticd of all ber dingtothefa- children. ' fhion of other 36 Andone of the Phariles delired men, him thathee would eat with pint: and bee t Hefheweth Went into the Phariles boule, titate cowne thatthewicked at table. ) 49 although they 37 And bebolde, awomanin the citie, which wasalinner, when thee knew that Jelus fare at table m the Pyariles boule, ye broughta bore ofopntment. ; 38 “Anu we ttood at bis feetebebind him weeping, and began to waly histeete with teares, and DID wipe them with che haires of her head, and killed his fect and anointed them with the opntiment. ; 39 Mow When the Pharile which bade Hint, faw tt, hee ſpake within himſelfe, fay- ing, FFthis man were a Pꝛophet, he would furely hane knowen who, and what mance of woman this is which teucheth bim; fog fhe ts a inner. 40 Ana Ielusantwered , and layd vnto him, Sunon, F haue lomewhat to tay vnto thee. And he tad, Matter, fay on. 1 41 There was a certatnelender which Dad twodebrers: the one ought hue hun⸗ Dyed pence, and the other fiftie. 42 then they pad nothing topay, bee forgauc them both. Ahichof chem there- foze,tellme, will loue him mot? 43 Dimon anfwered, and fayd, J) up» ole that hee to whome hee forgaue molt. i uu be (aid vnto him, Thou patt truely g 2 44 Chew hee turued tothe woman, and {aid vnte Minion, Deelt thou this woman? Jentred into thine boule, and thou gaueſt me no water to my Feet: but he hath waed my feet with teares, and wiped them with the hatres of her bead. 45° Thou ganet me no kifle:but the fince turne from God, fhal nothing bin- der the electro continue in the faith of the Gofpel, Mar.i 4.3« Mar.15.40. 3oha i 2- the tune J came im, hath noc ceaſed to kiſſe my feet.\ ’ 46 Wine head with oyle thou didſt not f anoint: But he hath anointed my feete with v This greatidue ointment. isafigne thatthe 47 therefore F fay vnto thee: Many felt hex felfe finnes ave forgiuen Her:foz eeloued much. much bound vn- To whom alittleis forgiven, be doeth lone to Chri who atittle, had'forgiuen her 48. And he fain vnto her, Thy unes are fo many finnes, forgiuen thee. this that euen fopqiuerh nnes? big = The peace of 50 ARD be {aid tothe woman, Thy faith conicience coms hath faucd tiee gue tn * peace. meth onely of ` faith, CHAP, VIII, ' Cbriſt with his Apostles goe from towne to towne and preach. 3 The women minifter vato them of their goods § Hee fheweth tle parable of the feed. 2% He telleth wha is kes mother and his brother, 24 He fiilleth the raging of the lake. 27 Hee dehuereth the poffeffed. 33 The deusls enter’ into the herde of ſwine. 41 He healeth the ficke woman, and Jarus daughter. A Nd it came to palle afterward, that hee bimieife went thaough euery citte and towne, preaching, and publubing the kings Dame ot God, ann the tuciue were with him, 2 Andeertaine women which were hea⸗ lcd of euill ſpirits, and inſirmities as Bary, Mar.16,9 which was called Magdalene, dut of whom went leuen deuils, 3. And Joanna the wife of Chuza, Wes robs iteward, and Qulanna, andinany gs thermbtch miniſtred vate him of their a Whereby they {ubitance. ‘acknowledged 4 *fRow when much people were gathe> the benefit which red togethers and were come to him ot of they had recei- all cities, be Hpake by aparable. ‘ued of him, and S Atower went out to low his {eed,and alfo thewed theit ås be fowed, fome fell by the way fide, andit perfencrance, was troden vnder feete, and the foules of which prooued ~. heauen deuoured it yp. their knowledge 6 And lome fellonthe Eones,and when to be of God, it was pung vp, tt withered awap.becauſe Or, to tbem. it lacken moyſtneſſe. i Maitha3iza 0° 7 And fome fell among thoꝛnes, and the mar.g.1,26 thornes ſprung bp with tt, and choked tt. 8 And lome kell on good ground, and ſpꝛang vp and bare fruit, an hunden fold. And as bee ſayd thefe things, be crped, Wee- that bath cares to heare det bim heare. b That isto wn- 9 Then his dilciples atked him, deman derttand, andbe- Ding what parable that was. leeuethefe 10 And hee laid, Unto you itis giuen to things, know the fecretsof the kingdome of God, but toothertn< parables, that when* they c which word fee,thep hounid not ſee and when they Heare, ishere taken for they ſhould net vnderſtand. 3 an obfcureor IL The parable is this, the leede isthe darke faying. word of God. Tfa.6.9.matt.1 ze? 12 And they that are belidethe way, are y4mar, 4.12, thep that beare: afterward commeth the ihz 12.40, Deutll, and taketh away the woz out of 2¢.28.26.r0mm their hearts, leit they ſhould beleeue, and be 11.3, ſaued. Matth.r 3. i8. 13 But theythatare onthe fones, are mar 4.5, they which when they haue heard, recetue the word with toy: but they haue no rootes, which fo: awhile d beleewe, but in thatimẽ d Tharis,ac- of tentation goe away. knowledge , and 14. Aud that which fell among thones, confent tothe ate they which haue heard, ande after thett word , andalfo. ° Departure are choked with-cares, and with reverence it. riches , and voluptuorns lining, and being e When they - fozth no finit. returne hometo - 15 But that which felan good ground,are their affaires, they which with an ponch and goon blink yg hrifts mother andbrethren, The Chap.11.33.mat. heare the word, and keep it, and bring korth 5: 15. mar. 4. 21. Chriſt war- neth bis to doe good with their - light, which they haue receiued, and to fet it forth before al] mens faces, }Or,bed. Chap.12. 2. mat. 10. 26. mær. 4. 22. Mat.13. 12. and 25.29. MAr 4. 25. chap. i9. 24, 26. g Bothto him- felfe and to o- _ thers, Matth. 13.46.: mar, 3.31. lOr hinſe folhes. h The ſpirituall Kinred tsto bee preferred tothe carnali and na- turall, forafmuch - astheredy of many, Wwe are made one,con- fefling together one God, one faith,and one baptifme, lovning God aboué all things,and our neighbours as out felues, Mat.8.23 mar, 4:368 i ate word fig- niffeth a deepe or found fleepe. Mat.8 28 mar,- — k- Satan is.tor= mented. where Ghrift is prefent, POr,many a day agone, 1 The word fig- nifieth to be in- forced with vio- lence, as an-horfe when hee is fpur- red. m A legion,as wrieth Vegeti- us, conteined 6000 footmen, and 732. horfe- men: but here it is taken for an vncertaine & in- finitenumber. n That is,fo to depart that they could doe nor harme:andthis word Chap. 16.23. fruit with pattence. k | 16 CRo f man when belighteth atan: dle,couereth it onder a veflell, neither put» teth it vnder the table, but letteth it on a candlefticke, that they that enter in may ſee the light. 72.025 17 Foꝛ nothing ts fecret that hal not be euident: neither any thing hid, that hhal not be knowen,and come to light. 13 Cake reve therefore how pee heare: * For whoſoeuer hath , to him fall be ginen: and wholocuer hath not ,from him hati be saken euen that which siticemeth that bee at > J Ig €*Tben cameto han bis mother and his bzetheen, and could iot come neere to him toz: the preate. i . 20 And tt was told hint by certaine which fayd, Thymsther and thy | bretizen ſtand without,and would ice thee. 21 But pe antwered,and faid vnto them, Spy mother, and my brethzen are > chele which beare the wom of Gad, and Dorit, 22 Andit came to pafe ona certaine Dap, that he went into a hippe with his at ciples, and hee fayd vnto them, Let vs goe ouer vnto the other Geof the lake. And they lauched forth. 23 Andas they lailed, he feli afleepe,aud there came Downe a ſtorne of winde on the lake, and they were filles with water, and Were in ieopardy. 24 Then they went to him, and awoke bim laying, Watter, Matter , wee periſh. Aud he arole , and rebuked the winde , and the wanes of water: and they ceaſed, and it wascalme. j 25 Then hee faid vnto then, Where is your faith? and thep feared , and wondzed among themfelucs,laping, Taho ts thts that commaundeth borh the winds g water, and they obey him? 3 26 CHo they failed nto the region of o Gadarenes, whichis oneragatnk Ga- íle. 27 Gnd as hee went out to land, there Mette bim- a cettaine man ent of the citte, which hada Deutitlong time, and bee ware noclothes, neither abode in houle, but inthe graues. 28 And when he faw Felus, he cryed out, and fell Downe before him, and with a tous vayce fayd, Ahat haue J to doe with thee, Jeſus the fonne of God,the niet high? J be⸗ feech thee tazment mee nort. pi 29 Fohe commanded the foule pirit te come out ot the man: (fo2|| oft tunes he han caught bim: therefore hee was bound with chaines and keptin fetters:but he brake the bandes,- and was) carted of the deuill inte wilgernefies.) i ; 30 Then Jelug alked him, faving Ahat is thy name? Ana he laid, = Legion,becaufe many Deuils were entred into Hint. 31 And they befought him, that be would not command the to go owt into the» Deepe. 32 And there was-thereby, an perne of iscalled hell , where the deuileare chained in the ebfcuritic of darkeneffe, 2.Pet.2,4. i Chap.Viij. Gadarens fwine.Faith faueth. | many twine, feeding on an hil, and the devils beſought him, that he would ſuffer them ta enter inte them. Bo he fuffered thim. : BW Chen wert the Devils out of the man, aud entre inte the fwinerand che herd was carried with violence from a fteepe Downe place into the lake, and was choked. 34 Apen the herdemen faw what was Done, they firo and whenthcp were Depar= = > they told tt in thetitic annin the coun= rey. 35 Then they cameout to fee what was Done, and came to Jelus, and found the man, out of whome the deuils were Dee 469 parted, fitting at the feete of Telus , cle - gs in bis right minde, and they were atraid. 36 They alſo which ſaw it, told them by what meanes he that was poſſeſſed with the Deutll was healed. : 37 Then the whole multitude of the coun- trep about the Gadarenes, beſought pim, that bee would Depart from them: foz they ` were taken with a greatteare: and he went into the Dip and returnen. 38 Chet che mar out of whome the de⸗ nits Were Departed, beſonght him that hee might be with him: but Jelus ſent him as- wap laying, ` 39 Rekurne into thine owne houe, and Wew what great hinges God hath Done to thee. Ho he went his way, E preached tpo- rowoutalithe pcitie, what great thinges Jelushad Dene vnto him. 40 € And tt came to pafle when Jefus was come againe, that the people receiued him: foz they all waited foz him. 4I @*Anbd bebold , there came a nan named Jairus, and he was the ruler of the a Synarogne, who fel Downe at Jeſus feet, and befought him that he would come inta bis houſe. 42 Foꝛ hee had but a daughter onelp, a> bout twelue peeresof age, and fyelap a dy⸗ ins. (And as hee went the people thzonged im 43 Anda woman haning an ifue of blood, twelue peeres long, which had (pent ail her fubitance vpon phylttians, andcould nat be healed ofany: . 2 4A Miben the came behind hie, he tous ched the hemme ct bis garment, and im⸗ medtatly her ifue of blood fanched. 45 Then Frins laid, igo isit that hath touched mee? Ahen euery man Denyed, Peter fapd and they thar were with him, Pater the multitude thruſt thee and tread on chee, and fayelt thou, Cie hath touched me 46 And Jeſus ſayd, Dome one hath tou· ched me: foz Jperceiue that vertue is gone out of me. 47 (Ghen the woman fato that hee was Hot Hidde, fhee came trembling, and feli Downe befoze him, and tolde him betoze ail the people , for what cauſe thee had touched him, and how the was healed immediatly, "48 And he layd bite her, Daughter, bee of good comfort: thy faith hath made thee ‘Whole: goeimpeace.) “49 (Ahile her yet ſpake, there — o Chriſt knew that he fhould better ferue him being abfent, thën with him. p This was his owne City called Gadaris, which was in the coune trey of Décapo- lis, and therefore Luke diffenteth not from Marke, who writeth thas - he preached in Decapolis. Matth.9.18. marke 5.22, qg Ofthe cone gregatiou of tbe lewes, r, Being cffuréd ofthe vertue & | power of Tefus . Chuft,and nor attrit uting any -, vertue to the garment. {Chrift doth noe impure vnto vs the weakenefle of our faith, but doth aceept itas though it were perfir. Cbhriſt ſendeth out the twelue. from the ruler of the Gynagogues bonlo which fayo to hit, Thy Daughter ts ead; Dileale not the matter. 50 Chen Jeius heard it, hee anfwered t him, laping, JFeare not: belceuc onclp, and fhe Wall be made whole. SI And when he went into the boule, hee {uttered no man to goin with bim, laue Pe· tenana James ,and John, and the father and mother of the maid. §2 Aud ail wept and ſorowed fo? hersbut u Although the be tatd,(Qcepe not: fo? Meis not * Dead, but e Meaning che ruler of the Sy» frago gus was vcrily dead: Ueepeth. | yet to Chritic §3 Andtheplanghe him to ſcorne, know · wasmorceafie ing that ſhe was dead. toretore her to 54 Doge thut chem al out.¢tooke her life, chen it is for Dy the hand, and cryed, ſaying, Dalbe ariſe. onemantowake ṣẹ And her ſpirit came againe, and pes another ourof tole ſtraightway: and bee commaunded ito his fleepe. giue het mcat. x Hemeaneth 56 Then her parents were affontea:but thofewhichhe Hecommaunded them that they Gould telt found in the no man what was Done, houle. CHA Pia bike 2 Hee fendeth out the twelue Apoftles te preach, 9 Herod beareth tell of him 12 He fee» deth fue thouſand men with fiue lowes , and two filhes. 19 Diners epinions of Chrifi. 28 He tranf- Ecgureth himſelfe upon the munt. 42 He deliue- reth the poff-(Jed, 47 and teacheth his diſciples tobe lowly, 54 They deſire vengeance, biit hee reprooueth them. Wen * called hee the twelue dilctples ta: A gether, and rane them power ¢ autho: ritic ouer all Deutls, and to peale diſeaſes. 2 “And be lent them to preach the kinge a Totheende Dome of Ged, and to cure the icke. 3 Sud helaydtothem, a Cake nothing Meætao ¥. MAr. 3-13 and 6,7. Mat.10.7,3. ssarke 6.7. they might doe 3 theirchargewith to yout iournep neither y taues no: ſcrippe greater diligence neither bigad no: ſaluer, neither baue twe whentheyhad coates. nothing to let 4 And twhatlocuer honle pee enter into, them. there abtde,and > thence depart. {lOr,rods. And wholoener will not receine yen, b Hewilleth whetipe goe out ofthat citie, * fhake off the them nottotary herp * Dult from pour feete for a teſtimonie long, butto again them. preach from - 6 And they sent ont, and went thozets towne totowne euery towne preaching the Oolpel,anad hea- AGEs 13.5%. ling cnerp where. | | chapio. 7 ¶ Now Herod the Tetrarch beard of - c Which wasa qli that was Done by him: and hee Doubted, figne of derefta- becaufe that tt was lapa of tome, that John wonandofthe was rtlenagaine from the bead; vengeancewhich 8 AnD oftome,that Clias had appeared: was prepared for andoffome, that one ofthe olde Pꝛophets fuch contemners was xiſen againe. of Gods benefits whicharevn- Ded: wha then is thts of whom J heare uch worthythatone things? And be befred to fee him, fhould receiue 10 And when the Apoitles returned, any thiug at their thep told him what great thinges chey had hands. Done. Then he toeke thcin,and went alive Matthee intoafolitarp place, ncere to the citie caltea wiarke 6.14. Bechlaida. Marke 6. 30. IX But when the people knew it, they fol- Math.14.03- lowed him: and he receiued them,and ſpake marke6.3% vutothemokthe kiugdome of God, and peaa ted them that bad neca ta be healed. | Mat.1415 mar, 12 *Andwhentihe dap began ta weare | 6.35.10h06,5, away,the twelue cane, and {ays vato hint, §.Luke. 9 Then Werod (aid, Jobn haue J behea- G The fiueloaues. Bend the people away, that thep may go ins tathetownes t villages round about, and lodge and get meat: foz we are here inanes. fert place. 13 Wut hee fayd unto them, 4 Gine yee them to eate. And thepfapd, Clee haue no moe but Rueloanes and two files, except wee “ee gocand buy meate foz all. this people. 14 Foꝛ they were about fue thoufans men. Then he layd to His Dilciples, Cauſe thesmto fit Downe by fifties ina companie. 15 and they did ſo, and cauſed all to lit Bowne. 16 Chen he tooke the Rueleanes,and the two fithzs,¢ looked vp te heaucn, and ¢blet ſed them, and bake, Œ gane tu the dilciples, to fet befoze the peopie. 17 Po they did ali eate, and were latifi- ed: and there was taken bp of that remate ned to then , twelue baſkets full of broken meate. 18 @* ans it came to paſſe ashe was a lone praying , bis Diftiples were with him, aud heealked them,faping , CAhome fay the people that J am? 19 They anlwered, and fayde, Fohr Baptiſt: and ethers lap, Elias: and ſome fap, that one of the eld Piophets is rtien ae BAEC 20 And be fayd pnto them, But whome fap ye that J ameter anfwered,and faid, The Chꝛiſt of Gon. 21 AnD he warned, € cammanded them, that they Mould tell that to no man, 22 Having, * Che onne of man muit fuffer many things, and be reprooued of the Elders, and of the hie Pzieits g Scribes, and be laine, and the third day rile againe. 24 €* aud he laid co them all, Ik any man will come atter mee, let him Dente himielfe, and take vp his croſſes dayly, and follow inee, 24 *Foꝛ whoſoener will faue bts life. tall lofe it; and whoſoeuer talilofe bis life foz mp fake,the fame Mall fanz tt. - 25 Fo what aduantageth itaman,ifhee win the whole wozld,: and deſtroyhiniſcife, bz lore himſelfe? - 26 *jFoz wholfocuer balbe ahamen of me, Chrifts d Chrif forfae keth not them that follow him, but fendech them foflacient relicfe, e Fohn fayth hee gaue thanks, John 6 bt. Math.t6.¥ 36 marke &. 27- f Fot he knew beft bis conuem· ent time which was appointed forbim to bee manife {ted in, Math.s7,22. marke 8.32, Chap. 14.27. mat. 10.38.06 16346 marke 8. 34. g Foras oneday fo lioweth ano- ther,(o doth one’ croffe follow in the necke of an and of my wozds, of him Wall the Sonne of other. man be ahamed when he Hall come tn bis glory, and in the glory ofthe Father, and of the boly Angels. 17 *Anv j tell pou ofa {uertte, there bee fone fanding here, which hall not tate of Beath eil they bane ſeene the® kingdome of ad. 28 * Audit came to paffe about an eight Dayes after thole wordes, that he tooke Pe· ter and John, and James,and went vp into a mountaine to prap. 29 Andas he prayed, the faſhion of hts countenance was changed, E his garment was white and gliſtered. } 30 Andbehoive, two men talked with pin, which were Moles and Elias, 31 Cbich appeared in glory, and told of His iDeparture,which bee Hould accomplit at Slerulalem.~. 056) >. 32 Bnut Peter and they that were ait , Chap.17. 33. mat. 10.39. & 16.35. marke 8.35- Matth. 10.33. chap. 13.9. marke 8.33. 2., 2.12, Matth.16.28. marke g 1. h Eitablifhed and enlarged by the preaching of the Gofpel. Matth.t Feza marke 9. 2. i Thatis,what o iduehe Mould baue,and how ~ he should dics transfiguration. Theleaftis greateft. | Chap.x. k Forother- wayes they had not beneable to comprehend his great Maieſtie. AMatth. 3. 17. marke 1. 11. 1 They conceas Jed it till Chrifts refurreétion,as Markewriteth, Matth. 17.14. marke 9. 17 m Vnderthe co- Jour that his dif- ciples could not heale the ficke man,he repro = neth them which would haue di- m'nifked his zu- thoritie. t Greeke, pret the fe words snto your eares. n They were fo blinded with this opinion that Chrift fhould haue a temporall kingJone,that they would not vnderftand when he fpake of bis death. - Matth.18 1. mear.9.33534> Marke 9 38- © Forafmuch 2s him, were heanic with Neeper, and when they awoke, they fato his glory, and the two men fanding with bun. 32 And it came to pafe as they Departed frombun, Weter laid vnto Telus, Malter, itis good fo? vs to bee heres let vs therefore make three Tabernacles, one fo: thee, and one to Moles, and one fog Clias, and wit not what he ſaid. 34 Cibile hee thus tpake, there came a cloud, and k ouerthadowed them, they teas red when they were entring into the cloud. 35 * And there came a boyce out of the cloud, faying, This is mp beloucd Bonne, heare him. y 36 And when the voyce was pak, Jeſus was found alone: and thep kept tt clole, and tolde no-man in thole | Dayes any of thoie things which they had ſeene. < 37 And it came to paſſe on the nert Day, as they came Downe from the mountaine, much people met him. 38 * And beholde, amanofthe company cried out,faying, Watter, J belech thee,bes hold my fonne; foz be is all that 3l baue. 39 And loe, a pirit taketh pim, qiudDden: ly be cryeth, and be teareth him,that be foo» meth, and with much paine Departeth from dim, wben be bath bante yin 40 flow J haue befought thy diſciples to cae him out, but thcp could not. 4l Then Jelus anſwered, and ſaid, O generarton faithleſſe and crooked, how long now hal Jbe with you,and lifter pou bing thy fonne hither. ; 42 And whiles he was pet comming, the Deuil rent him, and tare him: and Jeſus ve» buked tie vncleane pirit, and healed the childe, and deliuered Hun te bis father, 43 C Ano thcp were all amaſed at the mighty power of God: and while thep all wondered at ali things, which Jelus did, he fayo vnto bis dilctples, ; 44. t Darke thele wordes diligently : fog tt fhali come to palle,that the Sonne ot man fgall be Delinered into the ands of mem. 45 But they vnderſtoed net » that wed: fozit was Hid from them, (o that they could . not perceiue it: and they feared toalke pim of that wog. ; 46 @* Then there arole a difputation among es > which ofthem ſhould bee the greateſt. 47 hen Jeſus ſaw the thoughts of their praris he tooke alittle chilo and fet him by tnt, 48 And laid vnto them, Cathofoeuer res teineth this little childe in imp ame , recti⸗ ueth me: and whoſoeuer wall receiue meres cetueth him that ſent me: fo2 he that is leak among you, be halbe great. 49 @* And John anfwered , and fayd, Dater, we {aw one caiting ourdeuils in thy janie, and we fozbad him, becaule hee fols he letteth vs not, lowetl thee not with vs. ~ and Godis glo- tified by his oc- cafion. p Ofhbis death, whereby he was exalted, So Then Felus ſayd vnto him, Fobia panon to? be that is not againf vg,° ig t ith vs. si @ And ít came to pale, when the P dayes were accompliſhed, that bee ſhould be receiued by, be ſetled him̃ſelle fully co gog to Jerufalem, 52 And tent meſſengers before him: and thrp Went and entered inte a towne of the PHamaritanes,to prepare him lodging, 53 Wut they would not cecetue hun, bes cauſe bis 4 behaniour was, as though bee would qoc to Jerulalem. §4 And when bis Dittiplee, James and Jobu faw it they ſaid, Logo, wile thou that wee command that fire come Downe from bi en, and conſume then, euen as* Clias l . 55 But Jems turned about.and rebuked then and ſaid, Ve know not of what: ipirit pe are. S6 Foz the Honne of man ts not cometa Deroy mens lines,butrofaucthen. Chen they ment to another towne. 57 ¶ And it came to paffe that as they went in the way, * a certaine man layd vnto bim, J will follow chee, Lod, whitherfoeuer thou goeſt. §8 And Jeſus (ald vnto him, Thef fores haue holes, and rhe birds ofthe hesuen haue nets, but the Sonne ofman hath net wher⸗ on to lay bis head, 59 But he Hid vnto another, Follow me. And che fame fain, Loyd, fitter me firt to go and t burp my father, 60 And Jeſus ſayd vnto him, "Let the Bead bury their Dead + but goe thou peach the kingdome of God. 61 Shen anorher (aid, J will follow thee, Lod: but iet me Orit go bid them farcweul, which are at mine houte. i 6i And Jeſus ſayd vnto him, No man that purteth bis band to the plough, and dooier backe, is apt to the kingtome of ou. The harueftis greate 470 q Or,faceor apporell: for they Knewhewasa | Tew,and as tone ching the Samz- ritanes opinion of the Temple, ` reade Tob, 4, 205 alfo they hated the lewes be- caufethey diffe= red from them: in religion. 2.King.1,10, r Hereprooverl their rath and carnall-affe@ior, which were not Ied.with Elias ſpit it. Matth.8.19. ſWe wuſt not ſollow Chriſt ſot riches and com- modities,but pre- pare our felues to pouertie,and to the croffe,by bis example. t Thatis, till he be dead, and {: haue done my | duety to him im burying him. u We may not fotlow what fees. meth beft to vs, but onely Gods calling: and here by dead he meaneth thofe that are vnprofitable to ſerue God. x.To be hindered,or entangled with reſpect of any worldly commodity 0%: Rayed to goe forward for any paine or trouble, CWM ACP iX: 1 He fendeth the fcuenty before him to preach, and greta them a charge how to behaue thems: felues, 13 Hethreatneth the obſtinate. 21 Hee gineth thanks tohi heaue nly Father. 25 He ane fæereth the Scribes that tempted him, 33 and bp the example of the Samavitane foeweth who ia mans neighbor. 38 Martharecerueth the Lord into her houfs. 40 Mary u ferment ix hearing his words Fter *thelethings, the Lod appointed other ſcuentie allo, and lent them, two and two before bim into cuery city ¢place,. whither be biarfelfe ſhould corae. 2 And hee faid vnto them, ** The hars nett is grzat,but the? labourersare feve:pzay therefore the. Lozd of the harueſt to (ende foorth labourers into bis harueſt. 3 Goevonur wayes: behoin, * ZF lend pou fooptl)aslambesamong«wolucs. 4 ‘Beare no bagge , neither (trip, nop fhooes,* and d (alute no man by the way. § *Andintowhatlscucr boule pce enter, Maith, 10. t> Matih: 9.37. a Meaniig,a' great number of people, which are ready to be browght vnto God. b Thatis,the preachers, Matih.10. 16. c Not that they fhould hurt you, butthat youhal! be preferued by my providence. 2.King.4. 29. d Hee willeth that they fhould dilpatch this iourney with diligence, not occupying themfelues ab ous other ducti¢s, Matth, 10.12. marke 6,10. | Wiwin prayer. l i e lt was their fict ſay, Peace be to this bouie ` maneroffaluta- 6. AnD ifthe § Sonneof peace be there, tid,whereby they pour peace ſhall reſt vpon him; if nor, te hal wilhed health turne to pauagatne. and felicitie, 7 Andin that houle tary ſtil, eating and . £ Whiehloucth Minking fch things as by them shall be fer thedoGrineof . before you : * fo? the labourer is wozthy of bis peaceandthe wages Goe not trome boule to houle. _ Golpel. 8 Butintowhatloeuer citie pe hall en: DSeut. 24.14,15, tet, if they recetue pou, » catefuch things as hattha 10.10, are fet befoze pou, tii, 5.18. 9 And heale the ficke that are there,and _ g- He wouldnot ſay vnto them, Che kingdome of God is thatthey (hould come neere pnto pou, i -tarylonginone 10 But into whatloeuer city pe halenter, towne. neither tE they will notreceiueyon, gog pout wayes yetbe carefull guttnto the ſtreetes of the fame,and fay, tochangethcic . II Quen the verp * ank, which cleaueth - Jodging, on ys of our citie; we wipe off againit you: h Doubtnotto notwithitanding know this thatthe i king receiuenourith. Dome of God was come neere vnto pou. _ mentofthem, I2 Foꝛ 3 faytoyou, thatit hall be eaſier forwhomyou — in that Day foz them of Sodome, then foz trauell, that citie. t i Matth, 10; 14. chap 9.5.4 13. §t.a7d.18.6, 4 God did pre- fent himfelfe va- co you by his -meffengers, and . would haue reig- —nedoueryou. > Math, 1.28. . k Which were the fignes of r¢- _] The mo bene- » festhat God be · ftoweth vpon 13 * (Glog beta thee, Choꝛazin: woe bee tothee, Bethlaiva : for ifthe miracles haa beene Done in Tyrus and Bidon, which haue bin done tnyou, they had a great while — repented, fitting * infackeclot and hes. 14 Thereloꝛe it hall be eaſier for Wpis, and Sidon at the iudgement, then for pou. I5 And thou Capernaum, which art er- ae to Heauen, fhalt be thut Downe to Yei í “16 @* he that heareth you, heareth ne : and he that deſpiſeth pou, defptiety me ; and Bee that deſpiſeth mice, delpileth him that nt ime. 17 (And the ſeuenty turned againe with any people,the - Top ſayimg, Lo: euen the dDenils are fubdued moredoththeir - ingratittide de- ſerueto bepu. < nifhed, ` Matth, 10,40. oha 13.20. te bs theough thy name. 18 And he layd vnto them, J law" Dae tan tike lightning, fall Downe from heauen. 19 Beholde, J giue vnto you power eo tread on ferpents, and (cozpions, and ouer all the power ofthe encmyp, and nothing thal m Thepowerof Dirt pou. + Satan is beaten downe by the preaching of the Gofpel. (lOr sin his minde. n Heateributeth itto the freeele- ctiõ of God, that $ wile & world- lings know nosthe Gofpel, & yer the poore | bafe people vn- derftand it. į o Chriftis our _onely meangto $ rectiue Gods mercy by, -pP Therefore we muftelteems? l himes the Fa- -~ 20 Meuerthelelle,in this reioyce not, that the ſpirits are lubdued ynto you : but rather perit becaule your names are weitten in eaten, 21 @ That fame boure reioyced Jeſus jin the tpivit, and fain; J confefle vnto chee, Father, Lod of heauen and earth, that thou batt pia thele things from the = wife And learned and hat veuepled them te vants euen lo, Father, becaute it ſo pleaſed pee. 22 Then hee turned to his diſciples, and faya, Atl things are o ginen mee of my ffa⸗ thersand Pita man knoweth whe the Sonne is, but the Father: neither who the Father ts, fauctheaDoune, ans hee to whom the Borne miit reueyle hin, 23. And he returned tobis diſciples, and fayd fecretly, Pleſſed are the epes which (ce tyatyretec. thers Voyce hath taught vs, and not according to. reans fudgement, 3 g: vhom veke Cod, as ighis liuelyimage· Matthit3, 16. _§.Luke. 24 Fo tell you that many Pꝛophets and Kings haue efren talee thole things which pelee,and haue not (eenethem:and to heave thole things, which pe beare, and haue not beard them, , 25 C* Chen behold, a certaine exponn⸗ Derofthe Lawe ſtood vp, and tempted him, faving, Matter, what Hall J Doe to inberte eternall life ? . 26 And de fayd unto hint, Uhat is weit- ten in the Law ? bow readeſt thou? 27 And be antwered,¢ fayd, Thoun halt loue thy Lon God withall thine heart, and with ail thy foule,and with all thy trength, and with all thy thought, * and thy neigh⸗ bour as thy felfe. J -28 Chen hee fayd vnto him, Thou hak gic tight ; this Dec, and thou ſhalt ite, 29 But hee willing tolinitifie himſelke, ir puto Jefus, Who" is then my neigh: our 7 30 And Jefus anfwered, and fayd, cer- tatne man went Downe from Jerufalem to Jericho, and fell among theenes, and they robbed him of his raiment, and woun- pnh and departed, leaning him halfe eau, : 31 And byl chance there came downe a certaine: Biet that fame way, and when be (aw him,be paſſed bp ou the other five. 32. Anolikewile alfo a Leutte, when hee was come neere to the place, went and toos ked onium, and paſſed bp on the other fide. _ 33 Then a certaine » Damarttane, as he iourneyed, came neere vnto him, and wher be ſaw bim, be had compaſſion on him, 34 And went to hini, andbeund vp his wounds, and powzed in oyle and Wine, and put hin on bisowne beat and brought hun toan inne, and made proutfion foz hunt. 35 AnBon the mow when hedeparted, hee tooke out * tivo pence, and ganeg them tothe bolte, and faya vntohun, Cake care of him, and whatloeuer thou ſpendeſt moze, — J come againe, J will recompente Dee. į 36 Mhich now of thefe thzee, thinkett thou, was neighbour vate him that fell a> mong the thecues ? $ 37 Aud delayd, he that hewed mercy on bim, Then fayd Fels vnto Him, Gs, y and Deethoutikewmife. . — 38 Novw it came to patle as they went, that De entred into a certaing towne, anda certame woman named Martha, recetued him into ber boule. hie ; 39 Aud Hee had alite called Warie, which allo fate at Jefus feete, and heard bis preaching. : 40 But Martha was combrcd abont much ferning, and came tobim, and layu, Halter, doeſt thon nor care that mp filter hath left mee to ſerue alonezbid her therefore that fhe helpe me. Al And Jefus anſwered, and fayd vnto her, Mariha, Martha, thou cavett and are z tronbled about many thiigs : 42 Butone thing is needtill, Wary bath choſen the good part, which all not be ta- ken away from her. CHES Whois our neighbour. Matth.22.3 5. marke 12,28, Deut.6.5. Lewit.19 28. lOr to approue himfeffe as iuſt. r Før they eoun- ted no man their neighbour, but their friend, {For fo it fee- med to mans iudegement, al- though this was foappoinnted by Gods caunfell and prouidence, t He priuily no- teth the great cruelty, which was among this „people, & chiefly the gouernours, u This nation was odious to the Tewes, . x Which was a- bout nine pence of kerling mo- ney. y Helpehim that bath neede of thee, although thou know him not. z For fbe forgat the principall, which was to heare Gods word, a Itwasnot meet that fhe fhould haue bere drawen from fo profitable a thing, whereunto fhe could notale wayes hou ops portunities Aske, feeke,and knocke. Matth.6.9. a Or,euery day, or as much as ts fufficient for this day. fOr, pardon. b By this fimili- tude he teacheth vs thatwe ought not to be. difcou- raged, if wee ob- taine not incon. tinently that which wee de- maund, BOr,s% paling by the way. 3 WOr,smpudencie. Matth.4.7.and : 25.22. marke We 24.80), 14130 16,23 iames 1.56 Matth.7.9. par e The chiefeſt thing that we can deſire oſ Spirit, Hatth.12.25. MAr. 3 24350 CHAP. XI 2 He teacheth his ds[ciples to pray. t4 He dri» weth out a deus, ig And rebuketh the blafphe- mous Pharsfes, 28 Hee preferreth the ſpiritu all coufinage. 29 They require fignes and tokens, 37 He eateth with the Pharife,and reproueth the bypocrifie of the Pharifes,Scrsbes and hypocrites. (20 fo it was, thatas hee was praying A ina certaine place , when be ceated, one of bis dilciples fayn vnto bini, Matter, ie pray, as John alio taught bis iciples. 2 *And be faid bute them, Chen pe pray, fay, Dur Father, which art in heauen, ha- lowed be thy Mame: Thy kingdome come: thy will bee Dene cuen in earth as it is in canens E ERR 3. Dur dayly beead giue vs + foꝛ the day: 4 And \fozginevs our linnes: foz enen ine forgiue enerp man that ts indebted to vs: Andicade vs not into temptation: but Delt uet vs from enill. 5 ¶ Moꝛeouer he laid onto than, bcabich of pou Hall bane a friend, and hal go tohun at midnight,ans fap vnto Hun, Friend lend mie three loanes? P 6 Foza friend of mine is come || out of tbr aap tome, and J baue nothing to ſet be· one hint: 7 And he within Wond anfwere and fay, Trouble me not: the Dooe ts now Mhut,and my children are with mec in bed ; 3] cannot tile and gine them to thee. “8 Play onte you, Though be would not arife, and giue bim, becaule he ts bis friend, pet doubtleſſe becante of his limpoꝛtunitie. be onin rile, and giue him as many aghe needed. 9. * And J fay vnto you, Alke ana it mhall be ginen pou; feckesand ye thal ind; knocke, and tt hati be opened vnto you. — Io Foꝛ euery one that alketh, recefurth: and be that tecketh,findeth: and to im that ~ “Rnocketh, it balbe openen. It * HF atonne all afke bread of any of pou that is a tather, voil be gtue bim a ftone ? 02 ff he aske a fiiy » willbe foz a tiM gtue bun aſerpent? 12. Dz tfheatke an cane, will be giue him atcozpton? ··⸗⸗ 13 Jt yee then which are cuill, can gine good gifts vnto pour chilon, bow much moze Wall pour heauenly Father gine c the boly Ghott to them,that delire hin? 14 (Then he cat out a venil which was Burabe : and when the deuill was gene oyi a the Dumbe (pake, anv the people won· ted, f Is But fomeokthem fayte, Dee catteth ops uenia theough Beelzebub the chiefe of ¢ deuils. 16 And others tempted him, fecking of him a figne from heauen. 17 But he knew their thoughts and {aid vnto them, * Euery kingdome Dine ay gaint it felfe, hall be Defeiatc, and an heute dinided agaiuſt an boule, falleth. li 13 Soif Satanallobe diuided againk bimlclfe, how Mall his kingdome tarn, be- caule pe? fay that J cait out deuils though Beelzebub z Chap,xj. Whoisblefled. 472 19 JED through Beetzebub cate out "i, o] uils, by whome Doe pour chiideen cat d Thatisto fay, | them out? Therefore Mall they bee pour yourconiurers... iudges. © Thefinger of 20 But if J bythe ¢ finger of God caſt Godistakcnfor — out dentis, Doubtieile the kingdome of God the vertue and ts come vnto pou. power of Gods 21 Aben a trong man armed keepeth Andthevercue pis f palace, the things that be pollefierh are ee ini peace. $ 22 But when a ſtronger then he commeth theholy Ghs Spon bim, and ouercommeti dim, beg tee for fo Matt keth frombim all dis armour wherein bee dorh interpres trulted, and diuideth his fpoytes.= SS thisplaces 1 23 Wee that is not swith mee, is again f Thewordfige < mee: and bee that gathercth not with miee, viftethanentie fcattereth. H or poreh before 24 “Ahen the vncleane ſpirit is gone out amhoufe. ©. | ofa man, hee walketh thꝛough Die places, lOr fareti = fecking » ret: and when hetindeth none, he § Theythatdoe | fapth, J] will returne buto m yhouſe whence sotwholy applic J came out. themfeluestode- · 25 And when hee commeth, he ſindeth tt —— As -domeof ty ſwet and garniihed. 26 Then goeth hee, and taketh to him cannotbe coun 1 feuen other (pirits worlethenbimlelfer and ted to bee om thep enterin and Dwell theres *To the late Chrittsfidebue ſtate of that man is wozle then the firt, -aré his aduerla- 27 C Anditcame topaile, ag hee layD ries:how much thele things, a certaine woman of the coms moreisheea- panie, liften vp her vopce,and fain vnto him, gainkthim,thas Blefien is the wombe that bate thee,and the —— me os paps which thou hat fucked. warrewithhim 28 But he layd, m Vea, rather bleſſed are asSatandoth? thepathat beare the worde of God, and keepett. - h Totheinrent — 29 (*audwhenthe people were gathe- thatheemighe | ren thicke together, bee began to lay, Chis —— isa wicked generation: they ſeeke a figne, t6 his malicious | and there Hall nofigne be giuenthem, but. — the figne of * Jonas the Pꝛophet. heat apt tO Tes- 30 Foꝛr as Jonas was a figne to the Ni · neuttes , fo thaltalfo the ſonne of man be to this generation. 31 * Che Dueene of the South hall rife in tudgement with the men of thts genera: tion,and Mall condemne them ; for the came from the vtmoſt parts of the earth to heare the wifedome of Salomon, and beholde, a greater then Halomonis here, 32 The menok Nineue thal rife in indge- ment with this generation, and fhall con: demne it; foz they * repented at the prea- power ouer vs then he had bes ore -T 1 Hee meaneth an infinite nume ber. fi ching of Jenas: and behold, a greater then Jonas is here. 33 ¶ No man lighteth a candle,and put- tethit trapeiupplace, netther vnder a bu- hell: but on a candleiticke, that they which come in may fee the light. g 34 *) Che light of the body is the "epe: therefore when thine eye is ° fingir, then is thy whole body light: but ifthine eye be enib then thy body is Darke. ; 35 Cake heede cherefore, that the light Which ts in thee, be not Darkenefle, Hebr.6.4,6, 2.pet, 2.20 m Chrilt gaue her a priuy taunt for that fhe o- mitted the chiefe - praife which was due vnto him: that was,that they are bleffed indeed to whom > he' communica. 36 Jf therefoge the whole body thallbee teth himfelfe by light, hauing no part Darke, then Hallall bis word, | Matth i 2.38,39 + jj Ionas 0.87, 1. XNing. 10. 1. 2 chrom.g,3.Lonas 3.5. Chap.6 16.matthe | 5 w5.marke 4.21, Matth.6.32 || Or,candle. n Becaulvicthould -i guide and lead¢ the body, ~ o — or Vice, eg |. brance theexes eS | Thekey ofknowledge. Matth.23.25. belight, euen as whenna candle doth light p Chrift herere- thee with the bꝛightneſſe. : f quireth two 37 UAudashe ſpake, acertaine JBha _ things: firk, that rile befoug et him to dine with him: and he wecometrucly went in, and fate Downe at table, _ byourmeateani 38 And when the harik fatwe ft, hee drinke:and next maruetled that hee bad not fri wathed be- that we diltribute foge Dinner. parttothepoore: 39 * And the Lorm fain to bir, Indeede | for chase isthe ye Phariſes make cleane the outlive of the | perfection ofthe cupandofthe platter: but the inward part | Law is fuil o rauening and wickednefe. fiOr,efthatthat 40 Peefooles, Did not he that made thá: youhaue. which ts without, make that which is with- Or, that which in alſo? winfandnghe, 4I Cherforer gtue almes of || thole things | gq Be would nor Which are within,and behold, allthings Wal breakethevery ‘becleanz to pou. Bnd leaftcommande. 42 But woe bee to pou Phariſes: foz yee mentbeforeall tithe the minte, and the rewe, and all maner thingswereae- herbes, and paffe aueri tudgement andthe complilhedsbut loue of God: theleought pee to haue Done, taughtthemto and anot to haue left che other vndone. ſticke to the chie 43 * Toe be to pou Phaxiſes:toꝛ ye loue _ feft,and notpre- the vppermoſt feates tn the Synagogues, ferre theinferi. and greetings in the markets. ' our ceremonies 44 Wotetspou Scribes and Phariſes _ which muſt Hppocrites ; foz pe areas graues which ap- - quicklybeabo- peare not, tthe men that walkeouer them, lithed, percetue noc. Chap.20.46mat. 45 C Then anlweredoneofthe exrponn- -:23.6.mer.12.38. ders of the Law, and (aid vnto him, Datter, x£ Whofeftinke Thus faping thon puttet vste rebuke allo. andinfeGion ap · 46 And belam, Uor be to pou alle pein- peare not fud- terpzetersof the awe: fot pee “lademen God denly. With burdens grieusus to be borne, and yee «AGS 15.10. pourielues touch notthe burdens wit) ene fWherebyyou ofyour fingers. ; keepeinremems ` 47 Cla beto port: fog pe f build the fepul- chies ofthe Pꝛophets, aud your fathers kile ble deedes of led ther. a i | your fathers. 48 * Ceuelp ye beare witnelſe, and allow | e Youfhewyour the Deedes of pout fathers: for they killed Seluesasgreat ¶ them,and ye “build their (epulchzes. hypocrites as 49 Therefore ſayd the weledome of Go, were yourfa. · JWill fend them Prophets and Apolties, thers,making — and of them they Wall flap and | perlecute, menbeleeueye şo Chat the bloodof all the Prophets, honourGod, {hed from the foundation of the wozld, map when yediho- berequired of this generation, nour him, I From the blooB.of *Abel unto the bloon u They were 9 gunana, which was faine betweene morecuriousto the Altar,and the Temple: verelp 3 fap vute build their pomit hall be required of * this generation. graues then to §2 Milo be to pou,tnterpzetersofrhe Lam: follow their for pee hauey taken awapthe key of know: do€trine, ledge: pe entren not in yout (clues, Ethem |Or.cruellyex- that came tu,pefozbade. pellthem. 53 Anuas be laid chele things bute them, Gene 48. the Scribes and Phariſes began to mage bim loze , and to prouoke bim to fpeake of many things, 2. Chron. 24. 21. x Recauſe they wereculpableof 74 Laying waite for him, andlecking to thefame faule catchſome thingof his mouth, whereby chep — ance- might actule him. ers were. y They bid and tooke away the puredoGrine, and che true ynder- ftanding of the Scripiures, CHAP. XII. $. Luke: ce e ET aS S ET = Whom we ought to feare. Name. 10 Blafphemy againft the Spirit. 14 Nor to paffe owr vocation, 15 Notto giue aur felues to couetous care of this life, 33 butto rightesufneffes almes,watching patience,wifedom,and concord. 12 *themeanetime, there gathered toges thee ait innumerable multitude of people, {o that thep trode one another: and he began ta fay vnto bis diltiplesticit, Cake heede to pour {clues of che leauen of the Phatites Which tshypoceilie. 2 ° Foz there is nothing coucred,that Hal not be reuealed: neither hid, that hallnot be knowen. 3 Wherefore whatiocuer ye haue ſpoken in Darkenefle . it (hall be heard in che light: and that which pee haue ſpoken in che eare, infecret places, tall bee preached on the «bonies. a Openly that’ 4 * And fay vnto you, my friends, Bee all men may not afraid of them that kill the body, and af> heare, tet that are not able ta Doe any moze. Matth. 10.38. § Wut F will foꝛewarne yon, whom pee ſhall keare: feare bim which after bee hath killed, bath power to cat into hell: pea, la⸗ vnto pou, hth fare. 6 Are not finelparrowes bought fortiwa Chap.9.26. ware. farthings, and pet not one ok them is foꝛgot · 10.32. mar.8,3$ ten before Gos? ; 3:67.30 2 7 Dea,and all the haires of pour head are b He chat thall numbed ; feare not therefore ; pee are moze refiltagainft the of value then many ſpartrowes. word of God 8 * Alto J fay vnto pou, wholocuer Mall purpofely,andas confeffc me befeze men, Him Mall the foune gaint his confcis ofman confefle allo befog the Angels of ence. ou. Matth.16.196 9 But he that haldenteme before men, marke 13.12, hall be denied before the Angels of God. c Bee not ſo 10 And wholecuer Wall (peake a worde doubrfull that again the Donne of man, it (hall bee forgi· you ſhould bee uen him: but vnto bum, that’ thall bial dicouraged er pheme the Holy Ghot, tt thall uot bee for⸗ diftruft. given. ; llOr, moment. II *And when they Hall biing poubate d Chriftchiefly the Synagozues, Yuto the rulers ptn» cameto beiudge ces,take no thought how, o: whatthing pe ed, and notto fhailantwere,o2 what pe fallfpeake. . iudge:motwithe © 12 Foz the holy Oyot Mall teach you itt Randing hee wile the lame || boure, what pe ought to fay. - leth the Chrifti- 13 Gnd one of the companie ſayde ynta ans to beiudges Hun, Balter, bid my bother Diuive the inbe> and decide cone titance with me. ©, ` trouerfies be- 14 And hee ſayd vnto him, Wat, whe twixt theit bree made me a d tunge, or a diuider ouer pou? cthren,i.Cor.s.i. 15 Ciiherefozebee apd vuto them, Take e Chriftcondeme heede and beware of -couctoufnefle: ¢ fog neththe arros © though a man haue abundance, yethislife gancieofrherich Tandeth nottu bis riches. worldlings,who ! 16 And he put fotha parable wnto them, asthough they < laying, The i ground ofacertaine rich man had God locked bought feorth fruits plentconfly. Vp in their coffers 17 Cherefore hee thought with bimfelfe, and barnes, fer ſaving, Aiat hall J dee,becaute J gauc ne theirwholefeli- roume where J may lay vp my fruits. citie in their 18 Aud hee ſayd, Chis will J doe, F will goods, not confi- pniicowne my barnes , and build greater, dering char God and therein will3] gather all my frutts, and gaue him lifes) my goons. and alfo can takes Iy And J will fay to my foule, Haute, ic away whenbe *chouyait much goods layed vp for manp will, Marth,16.5,6> marke Bel 4p Matth.10,26, marke 4.23, a Chrifi comandethtoanoid bypocrifie.4 That ycercs, line at cale,cate, dꝛinke, aud take thy {|Or,countrey. we fhould not rare man but God, 5 Te caſt ſe ha PARIME Ecclus 20 But eb LED Gods prowidence. 20 But God ſaid onto him, D foale, this night will they fetch away thy foule from thee: then whole hall thole things be which thou bait peoutded? è. í 21 Bois bethat gatherety riches tohime felte,and is not rich in! Goo. 22 And he (pake vnto bis diſciples, Ther, Foze J fay punto pou, * Cake no thought fog your life, what pe (hall eate; neither fo2 pour F To depend on- ly on hisproui- dence, knowing that bee hath enoushforall, body, what pe fhall put on. Matth 6.25 23 Cheliteis more then meate: and che 3.Pet5.7- body more then the raiment. pfals 5.23. 24 eConlider the raucns: fo thepnets g Hecxhorteth ther fowe noz reape : which neither bane vs to calt our ſtorehouſe noz barne, anv yet God keedeth €are onGod,and them: how much moꝛe are pee better then tofubmicour foules? i ihe fcluestobispro- : 25 And wiich of yon iw taking thought, uidence, cCanaddeto bis ſtatute one cubtte? 26 Ffycetbhen be notable te doc the leat thing » why take pee thought foz the rem⸗ an 27 *Conſider tie lilies how they grower fhe labour not, neither ſpinne they : pet J fay vnto you, that Salomen himfelte in all aie yopaltic was not clothed like one of thek. 28 Jf then God lo clothe the graffe which is to day in the fielde, and tomorow is catt h The liberalitie of God, wbich fhinethin the herbs and floures, furmounteth all that man can doe by his riches or force. {nto the ouen, bow much meze will hee clothe you, D ye of little faith? 29 Therekoꝛe alke not what pe hal eate, flOr,maked.f- orwhatyce Hall Minke, neither || tand in courfesinthe © Doubt, ares . - 30> For all {uch things tos people ofthe woꝛld ſeeke foz: and pour Father knoweth that ye haue neede of thele things. f 31 But rather feeke pre after the king» i Which are bue Dome of God, ‘and all thel things hall bee acccffuics,and miniſtred yntopon, i ate çommon as 32 JFeare not, little flocke: foz itis pour. welkfo the wic- fathers plealisre,to gine pou the Kingdome. ked menasto 33: @ *Gell that pe haue,and give almes: the godly, make pou bags, which ware not old, a trea» k Whichisthe furetbat can neuer faile in heaien, where chiefeftching no thecke commeth, neither mothe coꝛrup· thatcanbe piven, teth. ; andtherforeyou 34 Foꝛ where pour trealureis, there will canpot want, pour heatts be allo. 2 - thofe things 35. €* Letypour loynes be! girded about, which areofleffe and your lights burning, - importance, 36 And pe pour ſelues like vnto men that Matth6.2.0. waãite kor their malter, when be will returne 1.Pet.1,13. fromthe wedding , that when bee commer) l Beinareadis and knocketh, they may open vnto him ini» neſſe to execute mediatly. thecharge which 37 Blelſed are thai (eruants. whom the iscommitted. Le: when be comincth, Hall inde waking: Wato you. Derelp J (ay suto you, bee will = girde him: m Becaulethey felfenbout , and sake them te fit Downe at did vielong gar- table,and wiil come forth, and ferue thera. ments,themancr 38 Andif heecomein the (cond watch, wasto gidor pp comeinthe third watch, and fall finde trnflethemvp them (o,bleficd are thoſe feruants. i “whentheywent 39. * Rowe vuderitand thts, thatifthe bout any bufi- moos man of the houle had knowen at bat hele, boure the thiefe would haue come, he would Matth 24.43.. Hane watched, ard woulh not bane ſuftered reue.l6.15, his boule to be tirad through. 4D ‘Be ye alia prepared therefore: fo: the Hone oF mas weil come at an hours WIER Chap. xij e ano what is mp delre, ik it bee alteadie Thefaithfull feruant. 472 pee thinkenot. è i 41 Then jeter laid vnto hin, Sater, ets thou this parable vnto bs, o2 cuen 42 And the Lod (ald, Cho ts a Faithfull Teward , and wile, whom the matter Hall make ruler ouer his honhould,te gine them their = poztton of meate in ſeaſon: 43 Bleſſed is that ſeruant, whom his ma- iter when be commeth (hall finde fe Doing. 44 Dfatrueth J tap vnte yon, that kee wili make him ruler over all that be hath, 45 But if that feruant fayın bis heart, y Walter doeth defer his comming, and pall begin to ſmite the ſeruants, and mape Dens and toeat ¢ drinke, and tobe dunken, 46 The matter of that feruant will come fn adap when bee thinketh not, and atan boure when bee is not ware of, and will cut bimo, and giue bim bhis portion with the bnbeleeucrs. ; 47 @ And that ſeruant that knewe his matters will, and pꝛepared not himſelfe neie ther Did accozding to bis will, ſhalbe beater with many fripes, 48 But heethatknewituot,andyet die — commit things ° weathy of fripes, all bee o Therefore ig- beaten with few tripes: foz vnto whomſoe· norance isinex- ucte much is giuen, ol him feall be much ree cufable. quired,and to whom men much commit,the p To whom God mo: of bim will thev afke. hath giuen many 49 GJ am come to put 9 fire sn the earth, graces. 9 The Gofpelis as a burning fire - moft vehement which maketha change of thinge _ through allthe world, r Ifthere be great troubles and alterations ~ vpon the earth, which things come not by thé - propertie ofthe n Theportion of feruants cucry moneth was foure peckes of corneas Dora- tus writeth in Phormio, kindled? } so Notwithſtanding J mut be baptis 360 with a baptiſme, and yow am J gricued, tillit be ended? §I *Chinke pee that J am come to gine Lines o earth? Itell yvon, nay, but rather §2 Foꝛ from henceforth there (hall be Rue mone boule diuided, thace agatult two, and two againtt thee. 53 The father man Bee diuided againft the ſonne, and the ſonne againit the father: the mother again the Daughter, and the Daughter again the mother: the mother Gofpel, bur in lawe againſt ber Daughtcrinlawe, and through the wic- the daughter in lawe again® her mother in kedneffe of man, latwe, f Hecompareth 54 C Chen ſaid He tothe people, hen hbisdeathto bap- - you lee a cloud rife out of the weit, traighte tiſme. may pee fap, A Gowze commeth.: andio Matrh.10.24, 5. i í Matthi b30 , S5 And when yee fee the South winde blow, ye faye it twill be hote: and it conse meth to paffe. BAS oh §6 Dppocrites, yee can dilcerne the face ofthe eatthand afthelktesbut why diſcerne penot this time? = §7 Dea, and why indge yon not of your flues what ts right? Bia §3 * cAlhilẽ thon goeſt with thine an: Adatth,5.2 55 - uerfarte to the ruler, as thou artin the way, ————7 — inthe wap, that thou mayeſt A te *Deliuered from bim, trait bee batng t Thoughit be thee to the indge, aud the tudge Deliuer theg to thy loſſe and ta tie iayler, and the taylee catt theeinto hindrance, pon. 59 J teltheesthou Malt not depart thence, - till thou haſt payed theytmot mie — Gods wonderfull iudgements. -CHAP. XIIL t The crueltie of Pilate. 2 Wee ought not 0 condense all to bee wicked men which fuffer- -3 Chris exhortethto repentance. 11 Hee healeth the crooked woman, 15 anfwereth tothe maſter ofthe Synagogue. 18 By diners fimilitudes be de- clareth what the kingdome of God u, 23 alfa that the number of them which fhalbe faued, ws {malt 33 Finally hee fheweth that no worldly policie or force can let the worke and counfell of God, a He murthered- themas they were facrificing: and fo their blood / was mingled Tore were certaine men prefent at the 3 (ane feafon, that ſhewed him ofthe ga: lileans , whole blood Pilate had a mingled with their owne faccifices. 2 And Jeſus anſwered, and fayde vnto withtheblood of them, @uppole yee, that thefe Galileans the beafts which were facrificed. b For the lewes tooke occafion ~ hereby to con- demne them,as moft wicked men c Hewarneth them,rather to confider their owne eftate, _ thento reproue ~. other mens. d Which tower ſood by the ris ver Siloe or Sth poole in Ietu- falem, HOr,debters. e By thisfimili- tude isdeclared thegreat patience that God vieth = towards finners in looking for their amende- ment: but this delay auaileth them nothing, when they fill remaine in their cotruption, f Weelec our ftare,if we bring not forth fruite. g For bothitis vnfruitfull i€ felfe and doth hurt to the ground where it groweth, h Whom Satan had friken with a difeafe,asthe fpirit of couc- toufneffe is that fpirit, that ma - keth a manco- uetous. i Aschey are, whofe finewes are fhrunke, twere > greater finners then all the other @altleans , becaule they paue feren fuch things? 3 Itell you, nay: but except c yee amend pour liues,ve ſhall all likewile perih., 4 D: thinke you that thole cighteene, vpon whom the towe in “Htloam tell, and flew them, were inners aboue all men that Dwellin Jerufalem? = 5 FTtelt you, nay: butercept pee amend pout lines pee all Hall tkewile perith. 6 € vec (pake alte this parable, € tér taine man had a tigge tree plantedin his vineyard; and hee came and fought fruite thereon and found none. 7 Chenlatd hetothedeflerofthe vines yard, Behold, © this theee peeres haue J come and fought fruite of thts fix tree, and findenone: fcuticDowne: why keepeth tt s allo the grount barren ? s 8 Andbheanlwered, and ſaid vnto bim, Lod, let it alone this peere allo, thi J digge round about it, and daung it. 9 And ikit beare kruite, well: Ent, then after thou Halt cut it Downe. 10 ¶ And be taught in one of the pna- gogues onthe Sabbath day. II And behold, there was a woman which bad a bſpirit of infirmitie eighteene veeres and wasi bowed together and could not lift vp her ſelſe in any wiſe. 12 Wilben Jelus faw her, be called ber ta bim and fain to ber, Moman, thou art || loo« fen from thy dileale. Aae 13 ae laine bis hands on her, and im- mentatly hewas made ſtraight againe, and gloztttes Gov. i 14 And the ruler ofthe Synagogue an: fered with indignation becauſe that Jeſus had healed on the Sabbath day, ana ſaid vnto the people, Chere are fire dayes in which mensught to worke: in them theres foze come and bee healed, and noton the Sabbath vay. i Iş Then anſwered him the Low, ana faid, Vypocrite , Dorth not each one of you on the Sabbath day loole bis ore o2 bis afle ed the fall, and leade bim away to the ater? 16 Ana ought not this daughter of A- baham whoin Hatan had bound, loc, eigh. Or, fet at Lbertie teene pecres,be looted fram this band on the out of Satans bands. Sabbath dap? e 17 Aud when he lain theſe things, all hfs S. Luke. The ftrait gates . aduerſaries were athamed t but all the pege ple retoycen at atl che excellent things that were Done rh him. 18 ¶ * Ehen ſaid he, Mhat isthek kings Maetb. 13. 31. dome of God tthe? op whereto Mall I com̃· marke 4.31. pareit? f $ By thefe fimi- 19 jt ig like a graine of muftard ſeede litudes he thew- which a man tooke and ſowed in bis gar- cth the increafe Dei, and it grew, and wareDagreattree, whereby God and the foulesof the heauen made neſtes tn augmenteth his the branches thereof. St kingdome con- 20 Q Gnd agate bee laid, Ahereunto trary coall mens Hall J liken the kingdome of Gos? opinions, 21 Jt ts likeleaucn, which a woman tooke Matth.9.3¢, AND Hid in Chee peckes of floure till all was marke é.6, leauencd. © Marth.7,13, 22 C * And hee went through allcities | We muft indes and townes, teaching, andlourneping te: uour, and cutoff wards Jeruſalem. all impediments 23 Then fain one vito him, Lod arethere which may let vs, few that ſhall bee faucd? And beefaid vnto m He warneth them, the lewes, that 24 *! Strive to enter in at the ratte they depriue noe Sate: for many, J fay vnto pou, will (eeke to themielues by enter inann Wali not be able. _. theirowne negli- 25 Ahen the good man of the houſe is gence of thar tilen vp, and bath hut to the Dooe, and pee faluation,which begin to tand without,andto knocke atthe was offered vnto Dooze, laying, Lod, Loꝛd, open to vs,and He chem. ; hall anſwere and fay vnto pou, J know pou P/a 6.8, matt ya hot whence pe ate, i 23. and 25.41. 26 ™ Chen Hall pe begin to fap, Ae haue n The people eaten and Munken in thy prefence,and thou which then were bak taughtin our ttreetes. - ſtrangers. 27 But hee ſhall ſay, I tell you, J know Matth. 19.30. pou not whence pee are: * Depart from mee, 20.1 6.marke 106 all yee wozkers of iniquitie. gt. 28 There hall be weeping and gnaſhing o Chrift cureeth of teeth, when pe walee Abꝛaham andFlaac off the vaine and Jacob,and al the Prophets tn the kings confidence of che dome of God, and pour ſelues titut out at Lewes,whe g : Doozes. : ried in that, fae 29 Then hal come many fromthe "Cat, Godhad choſen and from the deft, and from the Morth, them for his pes and from the South and Mall Gt at table tn ple: yertheyo- “ kingdome of Hod. beyed him not 30 * And behold, o there are laſt, which according to his fall be firt: and there ave fir which hath word, be lat. Gas boa : p Neither the st The fame Day there came certaine enuic of the Pha. Phariſes, and ſaid vnto bim, Depart anv rifeswho would ` goe hence: fo: erode will kill thee. - hauehim putin 32 Then laid he vnto them, Goe pee and feare of Herode tell that fore, Behold, J r caſt out deutis, noryetany pa» and will heale ill 9 to Day, and to mozroty, licie of man and the third day" J albei perfected, could ftay him 33. Neuertheleſſe Jmuſt walke to Day, from that office And to moztow,and the Day following: Foz ft which God had can not be, that a [Dzopber ould periſh out enioyned bim, | of Jerufalem. — Meaning, a lite . le | 4 *D Jerufalem, Jerufalem, which kil- cle while. ft the Prophets, and touch them thatare r By Chriftes fentte thec, bawe oftcn would Jhaue gas death we are thered thy chiidzen together, asthe benga- madeperfe& thereth her bzoobe vndet her wings, aud pee would not! — — 35 Beholde, pour Houte is left vnto pou all meanes fought his death more then did the tyrant of whom they; ) t Chrilt forewarneth ther of the deftruction of the Temple,and of their whole policic. _ willed himto beware. Matth, 23.37 deſolate: for euer llOr make an end { He noteth their malice, which by; + When your reprooue u, and cauíe IOr, take hi re- fitin, fitting at feafts. The Deflate: verily 3 tel vou ve Hall not ee me is he that commeth in the name of the L020, CHAP, XIII 2 Jefus ecteth withthe Pharife, 4 Healeth the dropfie vpon the Sabbath, 8 Teacheth to bee lowly, andto bid the poere te our tabje, 15 Hee telleth ofthe great Supper. 28 Ha warneth them that will follow him, to lay their accounts before, what it will ceft them. 34 The {alt of the earth. A a it came to pale, that whenhee was entred into the boule of onc of the chiefe Phatiles on the Sabbath day,tojeate Head, they watched him. 2 And —— a certaine man befoze him, which had the droplie. 3 Then Jelus anfwering, fpake vnto theerpounders of the Law, and Phariſes, — Js it lawfull to heale on the Dabs ath day: 4 And they held theit peace. Chen bee tooke bis, and healed him,and let bun goe, § Andanfwered them, laying, bich of pou thall have an affe , 02an ore failenintoa. pit, and will not fraightwap pull him ont gn tee Sabbath Day? f { 6 And they conta not anſwere him againe to thofe things. i 7 Cie ſpãke alfoaparable to the ghetts, when bee marked bow they. chole out rhe Chiefe roomes, and (aid vnto them, Chap. xiiij. to fay to them that were bioden, Come: foz wne confcience vntili the time come that pe thai fay,» Bicie all things are now ready. 18 Hut they atl with one minde began ta make excules The firt faid vnto him, J baue to confeffethat which yee now denie , which thalbewhen you borghtafarme, and J mutt needes goe out- Il fee me in my maicftic. and tegit: J pray thee pane me ercufed. 19 Audan other faid, J haue bought fine yokcoferen, and J goe to prooue them: J pzay thee haue me cxcuſed. 20 And another ſaid, J haue married a wile, and therefore J cannot come. 21 Sothat ieruant returned, and ſhewed bis matter thele things. Chen was the good wman of the houſe angrie, and ſaid to his fer- uant, “Gacout quickly into the places and ſtreetes of the citie and bring in hither the pone and the maimed and the balt,and the in A 22 And the ſeruant faid, Lod, it is Done as thou halt commanded , and pet thereis roome. 23 Chen the matter faid tothe ſeruaunt, Goce out into the © hie wayes, and hedges, and f compell them to come in, that mine houle may be filled. 24 Foꝛ J lay vnto pou, thatatone ofthele — which were bidden, hall taſte of mp -25 lowe there went great multitudes — bim, and bee turned and ſayde vnto eit, 26 *Jfany man come to mee, ands hate not bis father, and mother, and wife, ana chtld2en, and brethzen and lifters, pea, ann bis owne life alſo, he cannot be my difcipte. aHereproucth 8 20diben thou Walt bee bidden ofany 27 * And wyoloeuer beareth not hts theirambition, man to a wedding, fet not thy ſelfe downe ctolſſe, and commerh after me, cannot bee my whichdefireto inthe chiettũ place, letamo honourable Dilciple, = enp taI fitiathehighet manthen thou, be bidden ofbim, 28 Foꝛ which ok you minding to build a places. 6 Andee that bade both himandthee, tower, ſitteth not Downe before, and + coun come,and fay to thee, Giue thismanrooime, teththe coſt, whether hee haue (ufticient to and thou then begin with ame to take the Perfoune te, lowelt roome. 29 Left that after he hath layed the foun: Preu,25.7. lo * Bur when thou art bidden, goe, any Dation,and ts not able to perfozme it,al that Chap.r8.i14, fitdownetnthelowci roome, thar when he behold it, beginto mocke bim, ; matth.23.12. that badethee, commeth, bee map fay vnto 30 Saying, This man began to build, b Chrilt repre- thee, Friend, lit bp higher: then ait thou and was notablete nitake an end? l hendeth onel baue worhtp inthe pretenceofthemcthac fic 31 D2 what king going to make warre the bi'ndeaffe- attable witi thee. againſt another king, fitteth not Downe - &ion of man, IL.* For wholoener exalteth himfelfe, Mal Art and taketh counlell, whether hebeg able which regardech bebrought low, and hee thathumblerh hime With tenne thouſand, to meete hi that “pothingbuta _—feife,fyalibecralced. : commeth againſt bint with twentie tyon- worldly recom- 12 Chen t ai bealo tohimthat han fand? ; ~ penſe. bindenyun, Ahen thou makeſt a dinner 32 Dzels while he is petagreatway off, Prez, 3.9. 02 a ſuppᷣer, call nut thy friends, noꝛ tyybre⸗· Be ſendeth an ombaſſage, an’ deſireth con- tob 4.7. than, neither thy kinfemen, no: thy rich ditions of peace. t Matth22.2. neighbours, let thepalio bidtheeagaine, 33 Dolikewrle, wholoeuer hee bee of you rewel,19.9. anda recompenſe be made thee. that‘ fosfakery not all tbat be hath, bee can ‘cHecafteththe 13 But when thoumakeft a keaſt, call the notbe mp diſcipie. - Tewes in the pooꝛe,the maimed the lame,and the blind, 34 *Daltis good: * bucifialt haue lok teeth wich their 14 And thon falt bee bleſſed, becaule His faour wherewith ſhall tt be ſſaited: ingratitude, they cannotrecompentfe thee: foꝛ thou ſhalt 39 Itis netther meete for che land,noz yet which would not bee recompented at the relurvection ofthe foz the dunghill but men caſt it out. De that eate of thefeho-~ tft. ` hath eares to beare,let him heare. — of Is (Mow when one of them that fate at: % _ Gods word table,heard thefe things, bee (aid vate him, c HBA P. XV, — vᷣbich waspre- Bed ishee that eateth bread in the king 3 The Phariſs ure becaufe (briſt xecei · ſented vnto them dome ok God. uethfinners. 4 The Ming mercie of God ú open- and whereunto 16 Then laid hee to him, * the bn- iuit ſteward, becaule hee bad Done willy. MAherefe sthechildzen of his world are wn pat geration wiler then che chilazen of ight. 9 And T fav vnto pou, Sake you friends c with the riches of miquitie, chat wben yee Wall want, they may rectiue pou into gustia- iting pabtrattons. : ¥ Io tec that is faithfull in the leaſt, Deis alſo faithtfull in much ; aud be that is vniuſt in theleaft,ts bniuft aliin much. — IL It then pee haue noc been faithfull in d the wicked riches, who will trat yonin the true treafure? : 12 And if pee haue not been faith full in eanather mans goods, who Mali giue vou that which is f pours? I3 * #20 (ernant can ferne two maters : fo: either be ball bate tie one, and loue the other: oꝛ ets hee ſhall leane to the one, and ee the other. Me cannot ferue God and riches. 14 All thefe things heard the Phariles alio which were couctons, aud they s moc ked þin. i Is Thes be fayd onto them, Pe arc they which b iutife pour felues Before men : but God knoweth your hearts: for chat which is highly eſteemed — men, ts abomina⸗ 0 . > 16 * TheLaw of the Pꝛophets endured vntill John: anp fince that time the king: Domest God ts preached, and every man i prealeth into tt. 17 Nom tt is moze cafie that heauen and earth ould pale away, then thatone titie of the law Mould fall. ae 18 ¶ Mhoſoeuer putteth away dis wife, and marricth another, committeth atulte- tie: and wholocuer marieth her that kis put ve from jer huſband, committeth anni: ery. 19 C There waza 'certaine rich mat, which was clothed in purple, and fne linnen, and fared well and Delicately cuerp Dap. 20 Allo there was a certaine begger na- med Lazarus, which was layd at his gate full ofſores, 21 And efren to bee refrehhed with the ctummes that, fell from the xich mans ta- ble : pea, ahd the Bogs came and licked Yis ones, ; 22 And ít was fo thatthe begger Died, and was carted by the Angels into™ Abra- hamerhofoine. Che rich man alſo died and „was buried, inflamed , that they follow the Golpel without refped of worldly things, Mat. 5.18.Jat.5.32. and 19 9. 1.c0r.7-11. k That is vhich is not lawfully diuorced. 1 By thts ſtorie is declared, what punilh- trent they (hall kaue, which lĩue deliciouflyand neglettthepoore. m Asthefathersin the old lawe, were fayd to be gatherediscothe bofom of Abraham, becauſe they rece ued Ý fruit ofthe fame faith with bim: ſo inthe New Teftament we fay that the membersof Chritt are ioyned to theirhead,or gathered vntohim. n Whereby isfignified that moft bleffed life, whichthey that die in the faith that Abralam did hall enioyafter this world, ? 23 And being in hell in toꝛments, he ltl tp bisepes, and faw Abraham afarce ofh and Lazarus in bhis boſlome. 24 Then he cried andiaid, Father Aba. hain, haue niercicon ine, and iend Lazarus that he may Cip the trp ot his finger in wa ter, and coole my tongue: fo2 J am toamnei tedinthis tiame. 25 Wut Abraham fayd, Senne, remem: ber that thou in thy litetime receinedtt thy {pleatuces, andlikewile Lazarus) patines: now therefore is be comfogted, and thou art tormented. 26 Behdes all this betweene you and vs there is a great |) gulfe fet,fa that they which would go trom hence to you, cannot, nether can they come from thence toys. 27 Chenhe apd, Jpray thee therefore father, that thou wouldelt ſend him tomy fathers boufe, 28 ( jFoz J baue five beethzen)that be may tefie vnto them, lea thepatlo come tuto this place of razment. 29 Abzaham ſayd vnto him, Thep haue — andthe Prophets let them + beare cuit. 30 And hee layd, ay, father Abraham: but tf one come vnto them from the dead, they will amend their lines, 31 Chen he layd wnto him, If they heare not Woles aud the Pyaphets, neteher will they be perimaded, though one rile from the Dead againe. ous titles auailel|Or,good things. HOr, euil things, ‘Which declareth thatit is too lateto bee inſtructed by the dead, if in theirlife time they cannot profit by the Jiuely word of Gode r As faithcommeth by Gods word, fo itis maintained by the fame, So that wee neither ought to looke for Angels from heauen , or the > butonely the word of God is ſuſſicient pi q dead to confirme ysthercin to hfe eueilafling, © HAPs XV Li s Chriftteacheth his difciples to auoide occaſi- ons of offence. 3 oneta forgiue another. § We ought to pray for the ixcreafe of faith. 6 He mage nipeth the vertue of faith, 10 and fheweth the unability of man, 11 bezleth tenne lepers, 20 fpeaketh of the latter dayes, and of the ende of the world, 7 Tee fayn he to the diſciples, * It cannot Ge anoided, but that offences will come, but woz be ta himby whom they come. 2. Jt were better foz him that a great milſtsne were hanged about his necke, and that hee mere catt into the fea , then that hee Moul offend one of thele little oneg. 3 TTake htede to ponr ſelues: tf thy bzo- ther tretpafie againſt thee, rebuke him: and -if he repent, ſoꝛiut him. 4 And though hee finne againſt thee b ſeuen times in a Dap, and ſeueñ times in a Dayturne againe tothee, ſaying, It repen· teth me.thon (halt forgtue hint. § Gand the Apotties fain vntothe Lord, Increaſe our taith. 6 And the Lod apa, It vee had faith, asmuch asis ¢a orate ofmuſtard (eed. and moniy fay site thts mulbery trer, d Plucke toy iele vv by the rostes, and plant thy lelfe {n the irait eut enen obey pou. Doo 2 7 ezho < se ⁊ Therich man in torments. 474 o Chrift defri- beth ſpiritoall things by fuch maner of{peech, as is moft proper to our vnder- fianding : for our {foules have nei- ther fingers nor eyes neither are they chirltie,or (peake: but the Lord: as it were ina table,pain- teth forth the ftate of the life to come,asour ca- - pacitic isa’ lero comprehend it. p Incalting him fonne, he tanteth his yaineboaft- ing, who in his life vanted him- felfe to be the fonneofAbra- | ham: warnings vs alfo hereby howlirle glori- hOr, (wallowing í Matth, 18.7 mar 9-42. a Thatis,to turne him backe from the knowledge of God, and his faluation, Maith. 18.21. b . That is,many times: for bya certaine numoer he meanethan vncertaine. Matth.17 20. c. Thar is, ifthey had ncuer fo little of pure and per- fite faith, d Meaning, they fhoulddoe won⸗ dcrfull, andin- credible things. o í Judgement commeth fuddenly. e Hereby isde- clared that itis notenough todo apiece of gurdu~ ty for atime,but allo we mult con. tinue to the end, f For God recei- ueth nothing of © vs, whereby he fhould fand bound vato ys, Lewit.14.2. g To whomit id appettaineto ludge of the le⸗ . gprofie,Leu.r4.2. and hereby alfo y Prigtts thould haue no occaſion to gtudgeor murmure, h- Hee noteth hereby their in- gratitude, & that the greateſt part negle@ the beac- fits of God, i It cannot bee diſcerned by any outward fhew, or < maieftie,whereby it might the ra- » ther be knowen. -Or among you. Eitber by rea- fon of the word — of God,which is orthat the Mefi- as whom they ~ foughtasabfent, Gs now prefent, ` euen within their ownedoores, ‘and yetthey know. < h'maot; Iohn : his firft coming into the world, | Matth,2 4:23, marke 12.2165 m Meaning his fecond comming whereis he ſhall appeare in glory, Gen.7.§ mat.24 38. 4-pet 3.20. n ‘When men contémned the judgement of ‘God wherewith -they were before menaced, . b> Gemig.24. receiued by Faith,” 7 ithe isit alio of pou, that haning a feruant plowing o2 feeding cattell, would fay vite bimi by andby, when he were come fromthe Held, Goe, and lit Downe at table? 8 Gud would not rather fay to hin, e Defe wherewith J may Mp, and gira thy feites and {erue mec, till J bane eaten and Dumke, and afterward cate thou, anu Dpinke thou? g` Doeth he thawke that ſeruant, becauſe hee did that which was commannded vnto bim? J trow not. 10 So likewiſe pe, when pe haue Done all thote things which are commanded you, ſay, Ae are f pnprofitable teruants : wee hatig Done that which was our duety to Doe. Il @ And lo it was when he went toge- ruſalein, that hee paſſed thorow the mids of Paniaria and Gaitle. ; 12 And as he entred into a certain town, there met him tenne men that were lepers, which food afarre off. } 13 And they lift vp their voyces and fain, Jeius, Maker, haue mercie on vs. 14 Ano when helaw them, he fayd unto them, "Gor, thewe pane felues vnto the e Piets. AiD it came to palle, that as they” went, they were cleanſed. I5 Chen one of them, when hee law that Hee was healed, turned backe, and with a loune voice praples God, 16 And fell downe on his face at is feet, and gaue him thankes; and be was a Da- maritane. ; ; 17 Aud Jeng anlwered,¢ (aid, Are there not ten clenſed: but where are the’ ning? 18 Where are none found that returned to giue god praile, faue this ttranger. 19 Gua he layd vnto Dim, Arile, Goe thy way, thy fatth bath made thee whole, 20 € And when hee was deinaunded of the Phariſes, when the kingdome of Gov Mhould come, hee anfwered them, and fayd, The kingdome ofGod commeth not wiih obleruation, ; 21 Neither Hall men fay; Loe bere, oztoe there: tor behold, the kingdome of God ts || * within poin, BY 22 Gud hee fayd onto the dilcivles, Che Dayes will come , when pe hall defire tolee ‘one of the dayes of the Senne ofiman, and pe hati not (ee it. 23 * Chen they chall fay toyou, Behold 2. . ; 1 He fpeakethof Here, or behold there; but go not thither nei- ther follow them, — i : 24 Foz asthe lightning that liahteneth out ofthe ane part vnder heauen, ſhineth vn⸗ tothe other part vnder heauen, W all the Paine of man bein his m day. J 25 But üri muſt be affer many things, and be reprouen of this generation. 26* And as it was im the « Daves of Noe, ſo hall itbe in the dayes of the Sonne of nan. ; 27: Thepatethey manke , they married wines, e gaue in mariage onto the Day thac: Wor went into theArkesand che flood came, and deſtroyed them ails i 23 *Likewtle atio as tt wasin the dayes FLot: thep ate, they Deane, thep bought, thcy Colo, they planted, they tniii -. §. Luke. 29 Wut inthe Day that Lat went out of Hodome, tf rained five and beimitone from Heaucn.and veitropeDtyemall, — 30 Giter thele enfamples ſhall it be in the Day whe the Donne of man alde renealed. 31 At that Bay, be that ts ppon che ° boule and his fuike in the boule, ter him not come Gone to take tt out: and he that isim the field likewiſe. let him not turne backe to that be left behinde. 32 * Remember Lots wife. j 33 * (Abolotuer will feeke to faue his foule, ball lofe it: and whoſoeuer Hal loſe ít? ſhall get tt life. 1 34 *3 tell yonin that night there Wall be thao in one abed: theone hall bee receiued ' and the other thalbeteft. Two women Hall be grinding toge» ther: the one halbe taken and the other fal be left. 36. Two Halbe tn the Rela: one hall bee receiued and another ſhalbe left. 37 Andthey anlwered, and ſayd to him, There, Lom? And hee ſayd vnto them, CAhereloeuer the body is thither witli allo the Cagles reſort. fhould ſtay vs, Matth, 24.28. Thecricgfehe Elect. 7 o We muĝ for. getthat which we have left be. hind ¥s,to the end that we may the better follow | our heauenly vo- cation. Gen. 5.26, Chaig.14 & 16. 2§.mattd, 10,39. marke 8 35. iolin I2 S. p This corporall death (hal in- gender life encre Jafting. Matt. 24.40, 41. q Hemeaneth that no band or coniunG@ion is fo ftraightthat £. Nothing can hinder the faithfull to beioyned to their head leſus Chrift: for they ſhall gather vnto himjasthe ravening birds about a cation. CHAP. XVIII. 2 By the example ofthe widowe, and the Puba cane Chrift teacheth how topray. 15 By the ex- ample of children, he exhorteth to bumilitie.s8 OF | the way to be ſaued, and what things let, 29 The reward promifedto ls, 31 andof the croffe.3§ A blinde man receiueth (ight, A jad * he ſpake alſo a parable vnto them, tothisende , that they ought alwayes to pay and not to. ware faint, | j 2 Paying, Chere wasa indge ina cers tame citie , tabicl feared not God, neither teucrented man. i Ne 3. And there was a widowe in that citie, which came vnto him, fayina, || Doe me tu: fice againt mine >aduerfarte, 4 And he would nor for atime: but af terlward hee fayd with himlelfe, Though J- feare not God,nozreuctenceman, — * pet becaule this widow troubleth me, J wiil do her right, lealt at the lait the come and make me weatte. 6: Aud the Loz fayd , eave what the wnrighteoustudacfayth. =ne 7 which crie Day and night bnto him, yea, thoughe he ſufter long fezthem? «| 8 Itellyou he wilauenge thenrquitkly: Ecclus 18,22. rom 12.12. i.theſ. 7. a The Greeke word fignifieth not to {hrinke backe,as cowards do in warre, or to giue place inaf- fliGions ordan- gers, ||Orauenge me, b Who pleadech againft me, | Mow hall not God auenge his elect, 3 c And keme) flew inreuen= but when the Sonne of man. commeth, Hall ging cheir he find faithon the carth? o ive take allo chis parable vnto cer- taine which truſted in chemlelues that thep were iut and deſpiſed other. - lo @wo men went vp inte the Temple wrongs, to pay: theone a Phariſe, and theothera> publican. y Ir The Phariled ſtood and prayed thus with hintelte, D God, Ithanke thee that J am not as other men, extoztioners , vnintt, adulterers,oz cuen ag this Publicane. p Whereby he declarethhis proud and dif- dainefull heart, Treafureinheauen. Ofriches. á e Thefewere fignes of an humbleand low- ly heart. N Or, and not the other. Chap.t4.0t. wmatth.2 3.13. — Matth.1 9.136 | marke 10.13. f The word fig» nifieth yong fuc- King babes whieh they catied in their armies. g Hemeaneth the nourfes or them that bare the babes, whom the Apoitles re- baked, b He compre- hendeth afwell them that arein- fants of age, as them alfa, which are like vnto in- fants in fimplici- ty and plainneffe, -ai Signifying that they ought to lay afide all mae lice and pride, Matth 19.16. . marke 10.17, k Becaufe com- monly they abu- fed this word, Le- fus fheweth him that he could not confeffehimro begood, except alfo he acknow- ledged that hte was of God, - Exod.20.1 35 4., Or, cable rope, I For he fo goe werneth the hearts of his, thae 12 I kaſt twilein the weeke : J gine tithe ofall that euer J poſſeſſe. 13 But che Publicane tanding a far off, would not lift vp fo much as bisfonne of Abra⸗ Rom.g.8.to ait. walke in the Io * For the Bonne of man ts come ta. fepsofthe faith ſeeke, and tofaue that which was lott. of Abraham, Rom,4.13. $ to doethe workes of Abraham, Iohn 8. 39, by the which things we are moſt aflured of life cuerlafting, Rom.8,29. Matth.:8.14, Doo 3 Il Aud The faichfull feruant. u And while they beard thele things, he continued and ſpake a parable, becaule hee was neete to Ferulalem, and becauleatto Matth.25.14. theythought that the kingdome of 6 D D c This wastø de` fhould Hortly appeare. ; clarerothem,that I2 De lapi therefor, * Acertaine noble kee muk yet take man went into ca farre countrey , to receiue great paines be- fozhimfelica kingtonie sand lo tacome a- tore hiskingdom gaite. fhould bee efta- 13 And hecalled his ten ſeruants, and De- blithed. linered theim ten 4 pteces of money, and fapt d This piece of pnto them, ¢Decupie ttl J come. money is called 14 How his citizens hated him, and fent Mina,and the san ambaflageafter hfm,faptig, die will not whole fumme haue this manto reigne ouer vs. mounted about Is And tt came to pafle when Hee was the valueoffe- came £ againe, and had received his king uenteene pound, Dome, that be commaunded the ſeruants to efteeming euery be called to Hin, to whome he gaue his mo- piece about fiue ney, that he might know what cucry man nobles and feuen had gained. i pence. 16 Then came thefirt, ying, Lord, thy e Godwillnot piece had increaſed ten pieces. thathisgracesre- 17, Andhe fayd vnto bun, Mell good ſer⸗ maine idlewith uant: becauſe thon pant bene faithfu ina vee vs. ry little thing, take thou authoritie ouer ten f Whereby we Cities. Jearnctharthefe- 18 And the fecond came,faying, £023, thy condcomming piece bath increaſed fue picees, of our Sauiour 19 Andtotbhe fame he law , Be thouallo Chriſt fhallbe ruler guer flue cities. more glorious andexcellent olde thy piece, which J haue layu vpiua thenit dothnow naykin. appeare. 21 for 9 feared thee , becauſe thou arta g They that fop- ſtraite man, thou takeſt up that thon layeut prefe the gifts of not Dawne, and reapelt that thou dioſt not God, and ſiuein ſowe. idleneſſe, are 22 Then he fad tuto him, DF thine own without all ex g mouth will Jiudge thee, D enill ſeruant. cure, Cihouknewet that J ana traite man, tas Chap.8.18 mar king vp that Jlayd not downe, and reaping that J dtd not (owe. 23 CGiherefoze then gaueſt not thou my money inte the banke, that at my comming g Might haue required it with vantage? © 24 And hee fayd to them that toode by, Take from him that picce and gine tt hun that hath ten pieces. : 25 (And they {aid vnto him Lod, hee hath ten pieces. ) 26 * FoF fay vnto you, that vnto all them that hang, it hatt be * gtuen: and from him that hath not,cuen that be bath, thal be taken from him. À 3 i 27 Moꝛeouer, thole mine enemies, which would notthat J] ould reigne ounce then, bring bither, and flay them before me. 28 @ And when je had thus poken, hee — koorth ibefore, altending vp to Jeruſa⸗ em 29 * And it tame to paffe, when he was come neere to Bethphage, and Bethania, beſides the mount witch ts called the — of Oltues, hee fent two of his dilci. ples, j 30 Paying, Gor pee te the towne which fs befoze you, wherein aſſoone as pee are come, pee ſhall finde a colttyed, whereon ni ener man late: looſe binn and bzing bim tBETa 13. 12. and 256 29.miar 4.25. h He thie faith- fully beftoweth the graces of God, fhall haue them increafed : but they fhalbe taken away from him that is vn- profitable,and v- feththem not te | Gods glory. i Hereby we per- eciuethe excel- lent conftancy of Chrift , who notvithftanding edid now fight againlt the ter- | .rouof death, and Godsiudge- ment: yet went before his feare- full difciples, and ted the way to death, Matth.21.16 | imarke It, 1s S.Luke. 20 Ho the other came and fayd, Lord, bee - thee, and compa’ thee round, and keepe The Rones would ay. 31 And if any man alke you, thy yee k Chrift preven- looſe him, thus yall ye fay vnto pin, Becauſe reth fuch difticul- the Lozd bati need of bum. __ ties as might baug 32 So rheythat were (ent, went their troubled hisdite wap, and found itashe had aya vittothent. ciples, 33 And as they were leoürg the coit, the e owners thereof ſayd vate thii, Ahp loole votht colt? , pay, nala ——— An D, Che Lord hath neede “14. —— wer lant eres They with that ¶ * Go they brought bin to Jeſus, Cod may be ap- anD they catt cheir garments on thecoltana Peeled & recon- fet Jeius thereon, ; 36 And as hee went, they (pred their clathesin the way. 37 And when hee was nowe come neere tothe going Bowne of the mount of Ditues, the whole multitude of the diſciples began toreloyce, and to prayle Gon witha loude voce, fozall the great woekes that they had tene, 38 Saying, Bleſſed be the King that com- mech in the Hame of the Lorde: peacein : t beaucn, anv glo: inthe highelt places, vpbraideth their _ 39 Then tome of the Phariles of the Malice which company fayd unio him, Walker, rebuke thy would not im- diſcipies. brace Chrift their 40 But he anlwered and fayd vnto them, Seuiour,and ther- Itell pou, that if thele Mould hold their fore pronouncerh peace, the ftones would cry. greater punifhe 4I €* Ann when be was come neere, he menr to lena- beheld the city, and wept fo. tt, Jem, thento o» 42 Saying, =D if thou haddeſt euen thercities which knowen at the leatt in thisthp naps thole had not receiued things, which belong puta thy peac?! but like graces, now are they ° hid from thine eyes. n Meaning, 43 For che Dayes yall cone vpon thee, Chrift , without that thineenemtes hall caſt a trench bpon whom there is no faluation, and with whom is all felicitie, o Through thine own malice thou art blinded, p And recejuedft not the Redeew met which was fent thee, Matth.z 12, MarVUAT. F (456.7. Iere, tT. || Or, aa the day. tivze, q Thatis, were moft attent to care, and fo by this meanes be gloris fied. Chap. 21.6. mae, 24.1 Mar. 13. 1. m Chrift partly pitieth the citie waich was fo thee in on euery fide, 44 And Wall make thee euen with the ground and thy childzen tobich are tn thee, and they all not leaue in thee atone vpon a tone, becaule thou knewelk not the tune ofthpebvilitation, 45 @*iMewent allo inta the Temple, and Lexan to cat out theni that ſold therein and them that bought, i 3 46 Gaping vnia then , Jt is witten, * Wine houle isthe houltef prayer,” but ye baue mavr tt a denne of theeues. 47 Andhetaughe dapyly tn the Temple. And the hie Peteſts ¢ the Scribes, and the chicfe of the people ſought to deſtroyhim. 48 But they coulde not finde what they might Doc te him: fo: all the people changed vpon him when they heard hun, ASOCIITA Pio X Bk 4 Chrif foppeth bis aduer faries mouthes by an other queftion, 9 Iheweth their deftruction bya parable. 22 The authoritie of princes- 27 The rea ſurrection, & his diuine power. 46 He repreoueth the ambition of the Scribes. A it came to patic,that on one obthoſe Mateh. 21.233. dayes, as bee taught the people in the marke 11, 270. Temple, and preached the Golpel, the hie 28, Picts and the Scribes came bpon hun with the Eiders, 2 And fake onto hint, laying, Cell ae Ciled with mens _ neere her deftru-_ tion , and partly ”- Iohns Baptifine. The vineyard let out. what authoritie thon dock thefe things, 02 — ig be that bach gingn thee this autbozte te 3 And heanlwered,aud {apd vnto them, 3 allo will alke youone thing: tell me theres dee: 4 The” baptifme of John, was it from heauen, o2 of men? i § Andthepreafned within themelues, laping, Ewe Hall fay , From Heaven, bee will (ay, TAbp then beleeucd pehim not? 6 But ik we tall fay, Demen,al the peo ple will tone vs:foꝛ they be perſwaded that John was a ophet. + 7 Therefor thep anſwered, that they could not tell whence tt was. . 8 Chen Jems ſayd vnto thens, t Neither oe J you bp what authozitie J doe thele things. a By Baptifme he comprehendeth all fobns mini- fterie, who bare witnes to Chrilt, b By this meanes be made chem afhamed and aftomfhed, 9 ¶ Then began he to {peake to the peo⸗ Matt.21.33. - Ple this parable. "A certatue man planted a gnae.t2.1,3/4 5. © vittevard, and > let tt koorth to hulband · TF .ier.2. 21, men: AND went mto a trange countrey, toz c The Lewes agreatteaton. — were as Gods 19 Gnd at a time be lent a e ſetuant tothe plants, and his hulbandmen, that chep ſhonld give btm of ownegrafting- the fruttof the vineyard , but the butband- peu DiD beat hin, and fent hini away emip- e. It Againe hee fent pet another ſeruant: and they Did beat hint, and foute intreated him, and lent him away emptic, k 12 Moꝛeouer, helent che third, and hint thep wounded, ard catt out. f -I3 Then lata the Loꝛd of the tinevard, Ahat hall J doe? J will nd my beioned Horne: it map bee chat they whi Doe reug- rence,when they fee pun. I4 But when the pulbandmen ſaw bin, they reafoned with themlelues,faping, This isthe heire: come, lec ys kill bun, thatthe inheritance map be ours. i i 3 Ig Hotheycalt him out of the vineyard. P/al.x18.224/2. and killed him. Abat thall the Lord of the 28.16.2cés4 ts. vincyard therefore doe vnto them? 7873.9,33.%. pete 16 Were wiil come and Detroy thele pui- — bandmes, and will gine out bis vinepard to F Forbyitthe others: But when chey beard it, they ſaid, buildingisioined God forbid. d God commit- ted his people to the gouernours and prieſts. e He say(ed vp prophets, together and I7 € And he beheld them, ¢ afd, Chat made firong. mieaneth this then chat is witten, * Che g They that lone that rye builders retuſed, that to made fumble & fallon, the heab of the comer? Chrift, thinking , _ 18 s@Uibolecucr that fall bpon that tone, to oppreffe him, Hall bz beken : and on whomlocuce it halt Mabe ouerthro- fallit will grind bint to powder. ; wen themfelues 19 @henthe high Pyles the Scribes and deſtroyed. the laine houre went abaut to lap bands on Matt.22.26. hin: (butthep feared the people) for hep mar.1 2.13. perceined that hee had oken this parable, h They waited againſt then. ; foraconuenient 20 And Ha watched him and fent time and place, foozth pieg, wbich Moul taine themfelues, iTheythought inf men, to take him tn his talke, and to de it vnlawfùllcto linerbin vnto the power and aiit horitie of pay to aprince the gouernour. : i ; being an infidel, 21 And they alked hin, faying, after, that which they twee know that thou fapelk, efeachett right; were wont to neither Voelt thon accept auy mans perio, payteGodin byt teacheltthe wap of GID tently. _ bis rempic, Chap. xx. The pradtifes of the wicked. 476 bute, oꝛ no? ag te 23 But hepercciued their craftinelle, and fayd bnto them, CAhy tempt pe me? 24 Dbhew me a penp. Ahok image and fupericription hath tt? Thep anſwered and fayd, Ceſars. 25 Then hee fapa vnto them, * «Sine then vnto Cefar the things which are Ce· fars ann to God thole which are Gods. 26 Andthey could not reprosue hts fay» ing before the people: but thep marueiled at bis anfwere, aud held thetr peace. 27 * Thes caine to him certathe of the Sadduces, (which Deny that there is any telurrection) and they aſked bim, 28 Having, Watter, * Woles wrote vnto vs, If any mans border Die haning a wife, and bedie without chudzen,that hts bother Mould take his wife, and rayſe vp ſeede into his bzotber. 29. sRows there were ſeuen bꝛethrꝛen, and the Ärt tooke a wike, and he Died without Rom. 8 3. 17. K The duecy which we owe to to Princes, letrenhy nothing that which is due vnto Gad, Matth.23.230 mar. i 2. 16. Deut.⁊ j $» calletb all them children ofthis world which ree children. maine inj fame: 30 And theflecond tooks the wike, and be or cls matrimony Died childlefle. fhould not feeme 31 Then the third tooke her : and fo oo the ſeuen dyed, and left no chil- n. 32 And laft ofall, the woman died allo. 33 Cherefore at therefurrection , whole nes efthem thalthebs2 fez ſenen bad ber to ife, 34 Then FJeirs anlwered, and Aid vnto them, Che! childzen of this wold marrie wines and are maried. maintaine and 35 Bue chep which Hall be counted Woz- increafe man- thy to enioy that wol and the reſurrection kind, when we from the Dead, neither marry wiues,netther Mall bee immor- are married. tal, tt hall not 30 mfo thepcan die no more, foraſmuch bein any vie. as they are equall bitte the Angels andare n For although the fonnes of God, » fince they are thechil> the wicked arife Deen of the relurrection, apaine,yec that 37 And that the dead hall rileagaine, lite is but death enen * (oles Hhewen tt befides the but, and an eternal when he caid The Lor isthe Godel Abra: deftruion, bam ann tie Godot Iſaac, andthe Gevol €xod.3. 6. Jaca, j o Ofthem which 38 Fozhee is not the God of the ° dead, arenor, butof but of them which liue: r foz all line bunta them which are. him. p The immottae 39 Shen certaine of the Phariſes anfwee litie ofthe foule red,and fayd, Satter, thou hak wellfapd. eahnovbe fepa- 40 And after that, durſt not they alke rated from the him any thing at all, relutrection of 4b €* hen laid he bntathem, Pot lay the body, wheres they that Thrilt is Dauids fonne? of here Chrift to appertaine to the children of God, as that wic- Ked mofter Pope Cyricius taught, again{t the mani- felt Scriptures, m Since mariage is ordained to 42 And Dauid himlelke fatty in the book — ſpea ⸗ of the Plalmes, The Led fayd puto my ker LoD utat my riaht hand. Martha tgs 43 Gilt F all make thine enemies thy mariz 350 footſtosle. Sug > Phinot: 44 Bering Dauid cated him Lod, bow q For the forne is de then dis a ſonne? : isnot Lordof 45 @ Then in the audience ofall the peor. his father; and ple; he ſayd vnto bis Dilciples, therefore it fol- 45 Beware of the Scribes, Which des lowcth that fire,to.gag trtong, codes , andlouctalutatt+ Chrit is God, ons hi fhe markets, and the higheſt ate tv Chep.11.43. l s a the Dynagogues, and the ehitſe roomes at marrh.23.6. ` 22 Fs tei lawit loz veto ging Celar tri· Fanas * any Ey) 3 i on mare 380 Dig 47 Hibich 4 I In this place he ~~ - b Chrift ther > their enemies Of thepoore widowe Gihich deuoure widowes boules euen — acolone of long paying thele ſhall recetue greater Dantsation. CHAP. XXI. 3 Christ commendeth the poore widow, 6 Hee §.Luke. ged with fouldiers, then ynderftand that the Delolation thereofis neere, 21 Chenlet them which are in Judea, fice to the mountatnes : and let them which are in the middes thereof , Depart out: and let not them that are in the countrey, enter forewarneth of the deſtruction of Ferufalem.8 OF therein. alfe teachers. 9 Of the tokens and troubles to — 27 Ofthe endofthe world, 37 and of his dayly exerci(e. n AD * ag he bebeld, bee faw the rich men, A wbich cat their gifts into the treafurie, 2 And ber faw — a certaine poong wis Dew, which catt in thither two mites, 3 "nd bee fayd, DE acrueth J fay vnto pon, that this pooze widow hath catt in moze then they all, f : a Godefteemeth 4 2 Foz they all bane of thetr fupertiuity, notthe giftor catkinto the offerings of God: but Hee of Mer.13.486 almes by the her penury hath catt im all che lining that lantityor va- ſhe had. ue, but by the Now as fome fpake of the Temple, heartand affecti· Howitwas garniſhed with goodly tones, on. and with | confecrate things, be fapt, Chap.19.43344 6 Arethelerhe things that ye looke nyp- matt. 24. I. on? the nayss wilcome,wherein a ſtone thal mar. 13 i um beleft upon a ftone, that Mall not bee Or, gifts. thowen Downe. ; , Pe ia Then they alked him, laying, Water, but when fhalichele things bee? and what figne hall there be when thele things Mall come to paſſe? Ephef: 5.6. 8 *And hee ſayd, > Cake heed that pee a.thef. a. 3e be not decetued: fo: many will come in my Mame, faving , Jam Chunk, and the time makethanfwere draweth neeres follow pee not them theres of that which foe. was more necef- g And when ye heareof warres and lee fary forthem and ditions, be not afraid; forthele things mutt sottothe que- firſt come, but the end followeth not by and {tion they de- p. maunded. 10 Then laid he vnto them, Ration hall Matth. 24.7. — rile againſt nation, and kingdome againtt mar. 13.8. kingdome. c Thistheic fuf- 11 *Qnd great earthquakes ſhalbe in di- ferance thal both uerg places,and hunger and peftilence,and bea greatercon- fearefull things and great ignes thal there femation tothe be from heauen. Gofpel,& alfo by their conftancic the tyranny of 12 But before all thele,they thal lap their hands on pou, and perfecute you, deliũering you bp to the Synagogues, and into pri. fons, and bring pou before kings and rulers ſhall at length be fo? my Mames fake. manifet before 3 apo this fhall turne to pou , fora te» God and man, ſtimoniall. ; Chap.i 2.12. 14 * Lap it bp therefope in pour hearts, miatt.10,19. that pee premeditate not what yee fhall Mar .13. Iie anfwere. i ` d For though 15 Foz F will giue pou a mouti and wif they werefo im- Dome, where agate all pour aduerlaries pudentrorefift, hall not he able tofpeake.noz drefii. yet trueth euer 16 Dea, pee Hall be betrayed alfo of pour gaineth the vi- parents and of your baethzen, an’ kinſmen. Gorie. and friends, and fome of pou ſhallthey put Matth.10.30. taDdeath. € Thatis, liue 17 And pee ſhall be hated of all men foz joyfully & ble- my Mames fake, , fedly cuen vnder. 18 * Wet there hall not one haire of pour the croffe, heads peri}. Aat. 24. 15.mar. 19 By pour patience poſſeſſe pour uleg. 3384.d62.9,27. 20 ¶ Ano when pe iee Jerulalem belies 22 Soz thele be the dayes of vengeance, to full allthingsthatare witten, 23 But wo be to them that be with child, The dayes of vengeance. and ta them that gine ſuckt in thole Dayes: fo: there thalt be great dictreſſe in this land, and t wrath ouer this people. 24 Ana they Hall fall on the edge of the fwon, and ihall be led captiue tito all natt: ons, and Jerulalem chall bee troden vnder toote of the Gentiles, vntili the stime of the Gentiles be fulfilled. 25 * Chen there hall bee fignes in the Dunne, tin the Moone, and tn the Dtars, and vpon the earth trouble among the na» tlons,with perpleritie; the {ea and the wa ters hall roare. 26 And mens hearts Hall faile them foz feare,t fo: looking after thole things which fhail come on the world ; foz the powers of heauen Mall be jaken, 27 And then thall hey {ee the Donne of nee come in a cloud, with power and great glory. 28. And when thele things begin to come te paſſe, then looke vp, €lifeyp pour heads: * fo? pour > redemption draweth necre, 29 And de ſpake to thena parable, Bee hold the fig tree,andall trees, 30 Aheẽn they now Moot koorth, ye eeng them, know of pour owne felues,that Dom- mer ts thenncere. 31 Do likewile yee, when yee fee thele things come to palle know pe that the kings Dome of God is neere. 32 Gerelp J ſayvnto you, This age hal not i paffe, till all chefe thingsbe done. 33 Heauen and earth Mall pafe away, but mp woꝛdes hall net pafe awa 34 Take heede to pour flues, ktat any afi time your hearts bee oppreflen with furfet- ting and Daunkennes,and cares of this life, ana left that Dap come on peu at vnwares. 35 Foꝛ as a * nare Mallit come on all — that dwell on the face of the whole earth. 36 (Gatch therefoze, and pray continual: ly, that ye may be counted worthy to eer all theſe thinges that ſhall come to pafte, and that pee may Rand before the Sonne of man. 37 C Rowin the Bay time hee taught in. the Temple and at night be went out, anD abode in the mount thatis called che moun: of a ee i ‘ 38 Andall the people came in the moje ning to hint,to besre him in the Temple. CHAP. XXIL onSpivacie againft Chrif. 7 They eate the aioe 19 The unfisuti® Ha Lords Supper, 24 They firiue who fhalbe greateft,and he repreo- seth them.42 He praiethvpo the mount,47 Iudas- srefon.54 They sake him, & bring hin to Pach 2 f Gods wrath a- gaintt hispeople {hall sppeare by the calamities & plagues where-_ with he will pi- nifh them, g He meaneth their iniquitiesto receiue likewife their punifhment afterward, Tfa.t3.10.ereke 32:7.Mat, 34 256 mar. 3 24. Rom.8,23. h Theefteé of that redemption- which Tefus _ Chrilt hath pur- chafed fħali then fully appeare. i Foralfthefe things came within fftie yeres teise k To catch and intangle them, wherfeeucr thep be inthe world. lOr, that ye may be made werih Tudas feeketh to betray Chrift. Math.26.1. mar. 14. de a’ The feat was focalled, becaufe they could eat no leauened bread for the {pace of feuen dayes: for fo long the feaſt ofthe Paffeouer continued, b Suchas were appointed to keepe y Temple. c For they were in doubt what way to take be- fore this occafi- on was offered, Math.26.17+ mart, 13. d According to Gods comande- ment,which was firltto offer it, & after to eat it, Matth,26,20+ mar.14. 17, 18. e Which wasin the euen ing a- bouty twilight, which time was appointed to cat the Paffeouer. f Hemeaneth that this is the laſt time that hee would be con- uerfant with thé as he was before orfo cate with them. Matth.26.26. mari g. 22, 3.cor. 11.234, g The bread isa - true figne, andan Priefts houfe, 60 Peter denieth him thrif2 , and yetrepemteth, 69. Chrift is brought before the Council where he maketh ample confeffion. ake * the a feat of vnleauened bread Dew neere, which ts called the Paſſe⸗ ouer, 2. And the bic Pꝛieſts t Scribes ſought how thep might kill him: foz they feared the people. 3 Chenentred Datan into Judas, who was called Iſcariot, and was of the number of the twelue. i 4 And he went hts way and communes with the bic Peieſtes and > captatnes, bow be might betrap hunto them, § Bo they were «glad, and agreed to giue him money. And bee conlented and fought oppo?» tunitie to betrap Dim vnto them, when the people were away. 7 ¶ Then came the day of vnleauened m Diap when the Paſſeouer d mult be facri eD. 8 And he lent Peter and John, faving, Goe, and prepare vs tye Paſſeouer,that wee may eat it. é í 9 And they faid to htm, Ahere wilt thon that we prepare it? 10 Chen hee ſayd vntothem, Beholde when pee bee entred into the citie there hal aman mect pon, bearing a pitcher of was rah nga hun into the boule that bee en⸗ reth in, Il And fap vnto the goodman of the boule, Che matter fayth vñto thee, Abere is the lodging where J hall cate my alles puer with my dilciples? } 12 Then bee wall Wew pou a great high chamber trimmed, there make tt ready. 13 So they went and found as hee had fayd unto them, and made ready the Pafe. ouer. 14 *And wien the e houre was come.hee a Downe » and the rwelue Apoſtles with im Ig Then he ſayd onto them, J baue ears neſtly deiren to cate this Paſſeouer with pou before F luffer, 10 Foz Flay outoyon, f encefoorth I Chap.xxij. affuredteltimony will not eat of it anp moze, vntillit be fulfil thatthe body of ledin the kingdome of God. Icfus Chrif is gi- 17. And hetooke the cup,e gaue thanks, uen fer the nori- and ſayd, Cake this, and Dinine it among ture of our fouls: likewife the wine fignifieth that his blood is our you. 18 F023 lay vnto you , F will not minke of the fruit of the ving , vntill che kingdome of God be come. drinketo refreth 19 * And bee tooke bread, and when hee and quicken vs ad giuen thanks, yee brake it, and gauce to euerlaftingly. — them, laying, s Thig is my bodie , which ts h Thefigneof ¥ giuen kor pou : Doe this in the remenibzante newcouenant of me. whichiseftatli- 20 Likewile alfoafter Supper he tooke fhed &ratified thecupfaying, This cup isthe new » Ces by Chrifts blood, kament inmy blood, which ts fyen foz pou, Toh 13.18. 21 *Pet behold, the hand of him that bee pfalgr.9. _ trapeth me, ts with me at the table, By the fecret 22 Aud truely the Sonne of man goeth unfell of God asitis i appointed: but woe be tathat man, a As 4,28. by whom he is betrayed. 23 Then they began to enquire among theintelucs, which ot them tt Hoult be, that ould dee that. 24 @* Ano there arofe alfo a ftrife a- Mong them, which of chem Moula ſeeme to be the greateſt. 25 But he fapt vnto them, The kings of foralmuch as the Gentiles reigne ouer them, Œ they that ee rule ouer them , arc called k Gracious S 26 But ye hall not be fo: but tet the grea- teit among pou be as the pleat; e the chie- tent as be that ferneth. 27 Foꝛ whois greater, hee that fitteth at table,og be that feructh 2 is not hee that fir teth attable? And J am among pou as hee that ſerueth. ; À 23 And pe are thep which haue continu: ed with me in mp tentations. ` 29 Therefoz J appoint pnto pou a — mp Father hath appointed to 30 *Chat pe map ! eat and Minke at ny table in my kingdome, and fit on (eats, and tudge the twelne tribes of Ifracl. 31 (And the Lozd faya, Dimon, Simon, Hevold, *Hatan hath Delired pou, ™to wis now you as wheate, 32 But J bhane prayed for thee , that thy Faith » fatle not: therefore when thou art conuerted,itrengthen thybrethren. 33 And be layd vnto him, Lod, J am — to goe with thee into pifon, and to eath. 34 But hee ſayd, J tell thee Peter, the cocke hall not crow this Day, Befoze thou batt thrile denied that thon kneweſt me. 35 And he fapt vnto them, *iber F {ent pou without bag, and ferip, and Moet, ae yee any thing? And they ſayd, Fo ng, 36 Then he fayd to them, But now hee that hath abag. let bini take it,and likewiſe a ſcrip: and be that hath none, let him (el bis coat and ° buy a ſworde 37 For J {ay vnto you , that yet the fame which ts witten mutt be performed in mee, Euen with the wicked was hee numbrzed: foz Donbtlefle thole things which are written of me, haue an end. ; 38 And they ſayd, Lord, behoid, bere are P ae Ant he fayd vnto them, Jt is enough. 39 @* And he came out, and went (as he was wont)to the mount of Ditnes; and his Dilciples alfo followed him. 40 *And when he came tothe place, bee fayd to them, Pap leaſt pe enter into tentas tion. 41 And hee gate himſelke from. them a- bout a tongs catt, and kneeled Downe, and prayed, ; p Having, Father, ikthou wilt, take a» wap this cup trom mee: neuertheleſſe, not mp will,but thine be Done. 43 Andthere appeared an Angel vnto him front heaven, comforting bim, 44. But being inant agony, hee prayed moze eatneftiy: and bis fweate was like Doppes oF blood, trickling Downe tothe round. g As Gnu Gods minifters equall. 477 Maith.20,2$. mar.10.42, k Meaning , that they haue vaine and flattering tie tles giucn them, they are nothing leffe then their names doe figni« fie. |Or,yorceft. Or leane by bea quefe Matth.19. 22, l By thefe fimilia tudes he decla- reth that they fhall be partakers of his glory: for in heauen is nei- ther cating nor drinking. 1,.Pet.5.8. m Satan feeketh- by all meanesto difquiet $Church - of Chrift, to dif- perfe it, andto fhake it fromthe. true faith. n It was fore fhas ken, but yet not: ouer throwen, Math.26, 345356 mar. 14.20. 31. john 13333. Mat 30.9, IOs o By thishe fheweth thé that they muft fuftain great troubles & affliGions. 14.53.12. p They were yet jo rude that the thought to baue sefifted with ma teriall weapons, © whereas Chrift warneth themo af piritual fights -wherein as well their: life as fai fhould be in. danger. Matth.27.36> marke 14.32. ich 18.1. Matth 26.41%. mar t438. q. Meaning, his death & paſſion x The word fignid] fieth that horror ` that Chrift had conceiued,not — onely for feare death, bur of his Fathers judges, ment and wrath againſt finne,. — r Peters deniall,and repentance. 45 And he role vp front prayer,and came tohts diſciples, and tound them Reeping foz heauineſſe. 46 Aud he fard vnto them, Ahy lleepe pe? rile and pray leſt pe enter inta tentation. 47 TAnd while be pet ſpake, behold, a company,anDd be that was called Judas one of the rwelue, went before them, and came neere vnto Jeſus to kiſſe him. 48 And Jeſus faya vnto him, Judas, — thou the Sonne of man wity a ‘49. Now when they which were about Him, law what would follow, they faya vnto Him, Lord, thall we finite wich (word? “Matth.26.47- marke 14.436 zohn IBe 30 S; Luke: ChriftledtoPilate. . The 63 And ik alſo J afke poupee toill not atte ſwere me, noz let me gee. 69 * Hereafter hal the Bonne of man ft x Ar hisfecond atthe y tight band ofthe power of GoD, comming. 70 Thenu layd they all, Art thou chen the y Asin thefe- ` Donne of Gov And he ſaid to them, Pe fay cond place of that j am. honcurand dige 7i Chen layd they, Myhat neen wee anp niie, further witnes?foz we our lelugs baue beara it ofhts owne month. CHAP. XXIII a Iefus is brought before Pilate and Herode» 18 Of Barabbas. 26 Of Simonthe Cprenian. 27 The women make lamentation. 33 Chrift cruce- SO And one of them finotealeruant of fed. 34 He prayeth for his esemies. qo He cone the hte Piek, and rake off His cighteare. serteththethiefe and many others at his death, st Chen Jeſus anſwered anv tai, Sul fer them thus karre and pe touched Yis care, and healed him. ner ey $2 Then Jeluslapd tothe hie Prieſtes, and captaines of the Cemple, ¢ the Elders which were come to him, Bee yee come out as unto a theefe mith ſwords and ſtaues: 53 Chen J was daply with pou in the TWemple,pee ſtretched not koorth the hannes agatnt ine; but this tg your very houre, ana fFornowGod the power ef darkenelſe. ; gaueliberticto §4 Then tooke they hin, and ted him Satan, whofe mi- ang bought hint to the hte Pzieltes poule, niftersthey were, uD Heter followed a farre oÑ, toexecutehis — And when thep bad kindled a fire “yageagainfthim: tn tie mts ofthe bhall, were fet Downe tos “which thing wee gether, [Peter alſo late Downe among them. feeisgouerned §6 And a certaine matd beheld him as bytheproui- ¶ he late bp thefire, and haning welllooken dence of God. on him ſaid, This man was allo with hin. Matth, 16.69. 57 But he denyed him, faping, toman, marke 14.66, ` Jkuow him not. — $ j 58 And after alittle while, angtherman fatu bin, and faid, Chou art allo of them, But Peter layo, Asan, J] am not. §9 And about the ſpace ofan houre after, Acertaine other affirmed fapug, Clerely ea uen this man was with hind; foz he iz allo a Galilean. cter lavd, Man, J know not 60 And what thoutapeit. And immediatly while he yet ipake,the cocke crew. 61 Then the Lord turned backe, and loo⸗ ked upon Peter: and Peter remenibred the word of the Lond, how be han (aid puto bim, te che cocke crow, thon ſhalt Deny me zile. M R And [Peter went ont and wept dite P. 63 CAnd the men that held Jeſus, mocs ken bim,and ttrooke him. f 64. And when they bad blindkolded him, ' Chey ſmote him on the face, and alked pim, faning, t Dophefie who it ts that ſmote 65 And many other things blaſphemouſ· Ip (pake thép againtt him, 66 “Andatioone as tt was day, the Cl- mightbeknowen Devs of the propie, and the pie Pateſtes and jdforthething the Scribes came togetherand led him into astoomant their Council, apane — ate am fathers Wanted tell icethey bareto- HS. And De lapa vnto them, teu xou vee wardsChrit, will noc belecue it Matth.26. 34. gohn 13. 58. They {coffed at him becaufe the people thought he was a Proe 53 Andis buried, iy oat *che whole multitude of thearofe, Matth.22 22. and led bim vnto⸗ Pilate. marke 12.075 2 And they begat co accule him, faying, a. Whowasthe Cee haue found this man perwerting the chicfe gouernor, people and foꝛbidding to pap tribute to De and had the exa- lar,faying, That he ts Coat aking. mination of mat- 3 And Puate aleed Him, Caping, Art teis of life and thou the king of the Jewes? And be anlwe: death. Fed Him, and fayd, Thou ſayelt it. Matth.29.18, 4 Then fapa Pilate tothe hie Pꝛieſtes, marke 15.2. €tothepeople, J Gud ne fault inthis man. rohe 18.3 3. But they were the moze fierce, laying, ' Me moueth the people, teaching throughout all Judea, beginning at Galile, cuen to this - place. i p b To rid his 6 How when Pilate heard of Galile. he hands,and to alked whether the man were aGalitean. gtaufie Herod- 7 And whende krew that he was ot We: for, arthat tses robes turilaiction, he > tent him to Herode, c Ofacextaine which was alfo at Jerulale linthole dates, curioficic. 8 And when ——— was Or, Miracle. excecdingly glad:for be was < Deflraus to ſee d For Chrift him ofa long ealon , becaule hee had heard came norto de- many thinges of him, and truſted to haue fend himielfe, fene fome | igne Done dy him. neither yet would 9 Then quettioned de with hün of ma» pleaſe the vaine ny things : but he anfwered hum ‘nothing. curiofirie ofthis 10 Whe hie Pꝛieſts allo € Scribes ſtood tyrant, fooztl, and acculed him vehemently, : HOr , band or II ARD Herod with his | menof warre treize. deſpiled him, and mocked him, and arayed e Commonly bim in ©] white,and Gut him againe to Die this wasa robe of late. 3 honour or excel- 12 The fame day Pilate and Herode cie: but it was gie were made friends together : fox before they uento Chriſt in were enemies one to another. mockage. 13 Then Pilate called together the hie lor, ss brighe Heieſts.and che rulers, and the people, colour, i 14 And faid vnto them Ve haue bꝛought Maeth. 27. 23. this man vnto me,as one that peruerted the marke 15.14. people: c behold, J have eramtned him bes Tohn 18. 38,,and fore you, ¢ “baue found no fauitin this matt; 19.46 . of hale things whereof pe accuſe him: Or, by hime | 15 j20, 102 pet erode : foꝛ J {ent past to f Fer the Roe him: and loe, nothing worthy of Death ig manes had given Done pte him. —— fuch franchiſes de 16 Iwilltherekore chaſtiſe him, and let liberties to he bim toole. ai) ; Tewes,which was 17 ( Fozof neceſſitie bee muſt haue let buta tradition, . pue losſe vnto themat the feaſt.) and, not accor⸗ 18 Then all the multitude cried at once, ding tothe word faping » Awap with bin, and delluer a of Gods, 5,25 peoplesrage. Thepenitent - Chap. bs Barabbas: À 19 CQbtch for a certaine inſurrection made in the citie, an’ murther, was catt in pion. ; : 20 Then Pilate ſpake againe to them, willing tolet Jeſus looſe. 21 But they cried, ſaying, Crucifie, crus tife him. fet 22 Andhe laid vnts theni the third time, But what euill hath he Bone ? 3 findes no cauleof Deathin bim; 3 will therefore cha- with Chritt,be- ftile him, and let him looſe. forche condem- 23 But they were inftant with loun voy» nethhim, where. CCS and required that he might be crucified; g The iudgegi- ueth fentence byplainly ap- andthe bopces of them, ofthe high Piets peareth Tefusin- pecuatled. | nocencie, 24. So Pilate gane fentence that tt ould be as thep required. 25 And bee let loole bnto them him that forinfurrection and murther was caſt into pin, wham they deſired, and deliuered Je⸗ fus to Do with him what they would, Matth.37-32 "36 d> Ano as they lev him away, thep MISL caũght one Simon of Cyeene,comming out ofthe field, andon him they layd the croft, to beare it after Jelug, j 27 And there followed him a great mul- titune of people, and of women , which wo- w Tr — Late wh ~ re 2 ut Jeſus turned backe unto them, ph sie FF ang tayd,| Daughters of Jerufalem, weepe Ffa.r.19 bofe.10 not foz me,but weepe fo? pour ielues, and foz Breucl,6.16, pour childzen. 29 Forbchold,thedapes wiil come, when men thallay, Blefedare the baeren,and the wombes that neuer bare, andthepaps which > nener gaue ſucke. z 30 Then hall thep beginne to fap to the ‘Mountaines,* Fallon vs; and to the billes, Touer vs. ae 31 * Foz if they Do thele things to abgreen LOnths place of ftteeswhatthallbeponctothe date? fualles P - 32 *And there were theo others, which l WhomGod Were enill Doers, led with bim to befiatne, hath before all Dn And when they were come to the place Cape i a fied him and the cuill Doers: onearthe right othervifethe hand, and the other at the left. Scriptures calleth „34 Then fayde Jeius, Father, korgiue them the ele@ of them : for they knots nor what they Do. And God, whomhe theyparted his raiment,and caft lots. hatheholen be. _., 35. AUD the people food, and beheld: and fore all besine CDE tulers mocked Him with them, faving, ahs ro life ener- 228 aned others + let him faune bimielfe, ifthe Rane be the Cheriſt, the Chofen of Hod. 1 Pet.4. 17. h Ifthe innocent be thus handled. what thall the wicked man be? Matt,27 38. War. 5.27 10h. Jafting. : —— ss gee Baas 36 The fouldiers alfo mocked him, and ae en came and offered bim k bineger, to hatenhis 37 And ſlapd, Ifthou be the King of the aaah , Jewes,fauie thy felfe. 1 Thatthething 38 Anda ſuperleriptlon was alfo wattten misht be knowen Huet Dim, id! Greeke letters, and in Latine, Bek andin Mebsewe, THIS 18 THE KING toal nations, becauſe thefe 3 Jangeages were moſt common. m The condem- natiõ which thou now fuffreft, cau- fethit theenot to feare God? ‘OF THE LEWES. <- 39 @Andoneofthecuill neers, which were hanged, railed on bini, laying, Jt thou be the Chit fave thy telfe and as. 40 ut the other anſwered, and rebuked thou art inthe tame condenination? Al Uee are indeed righteoufly here: fog wee recerue things wozthy of shat wee haug ich is called ||Caluarie,ticre thep cruci> 1 him, laying; = Fearelt thou not Go, ſeeing exif thiefe. Chriftsburiall. 478 | me : but thig max bath Done nothing ae mife. : 42 And hec aya onto Jeſus, Lod re- tember ine, when hou commet into thy kingdome. 43 Then Jeſus ſayd vnco him, Gerely J lay ruto thee, to day Malt thon be with me. in ete —— — 44 A And it was about the » firt houres n Whi and chere was a darkneſſe ouer ali the land, Hh ey TNA untill che ninth boure. 45 And the Dunne was Darkened, and the vayle of the Temple rent thorow the middes. 46 And Jelus tryed with a loud beyce, and lapo, * Father into thme hands F come P/al.3 1.5, mend my lpirit. And when be thus had (aid, he gauc pp the ghoſt. i 47 @ Row when thele Centurion fawe |] Or, capraine, what was Done, he gloꝛified GoD, laying, DF o The Romane a ſurety this man was iut. captain e,who 48 And allthe people thatcame together had charge oner to that tight, bebolaing the things which an hundred mena were Done, ſmote their bzefts and returned, 49 And all hisacquatntance ſtood afarre of and the women that followed him froni Galtle,beholding thele things, 50 Q* and behold there was aman na- Matth.a7.57% mcd Joleph, which was aCounſclier, a good arke. 15-430 man and awit. iohn 69.385 Sl edi not conent tothe countell and Deed of them, which was of Arimathea,a citie ofthe Temes: who allo himſelte ſe wayted || Or had ibyæa fo: the kingdome of God. . ced. §2 ie went vnto Pilate, and alked the p Helooked forf bony of Jelug, _ the redeemer by | 53 And tooke it Downe, and Wappen it whomali Mould? ina linnen cioth,andlayd it inatombebem> be reRored, en oir a a rocke, whercin mas neuer man yet layd. i 54 Andthat Bay wasthe «Preparation, q When men and the Sabbathe Dew on. prepared-ali s5 And the women allo that followed thingsready for after, which came with him from galile, the teaft:. bebela the iepulchze,and how bis body was r That is begar ayo. the fame eug- 56 And they returned, and prepared O- ning, Dours and cpntments, and retted the Hab» bath day acco ding to the commaundement, ~ CHAR. XXIII. + The womes come tothe grane, 13 Chrif ap- peareth unto the tiyo difciples that go toward Ema maus. 36 He fiandeth inthe mids of his diſcuples, Ò openctl) their underflanding in the Scriptures. 47 Hee giueth thema charge. §8 Hee afcendeth upto heauen. $2 His difceples worship him, 53 and of their daily exercife, . i N Dwthe *a tirſt day of the weekecarelp Matth 23.0, inthe morning, they came vnto the les mar.16,1, 10h pulchee, and brought the edours, which 20.1, = ] they had pꝛepared, and certaine women with a Which wasthe then. enue firt day a‘ter they 2 Aud they fouud the Gone rolicd away firit sabbathof | . from thefepulchre, the feaft. ’ 3 Andwentin, but found not the body of the Lord Jeſus. — And it came to pafic, thatas they were ; amazed thereat, bebold, >twomen{uddenly b Two Angeliin ood bythemin ſhining vettures. forme of men, § Andas they werg afrai wii aoaea l Af 4 rke 16.226 Whichis a⸗ out feuen miles $ Hereby appea- th chat they had pith, altheugh it as weake. This declareth at we can nei- her fee, nor vni- Jerftand till God fus Chrift pur- bafed for vs, but oked for fome fi he iourney to Emmaus. Downe their Faces to the earth , they ſayd to thein, (by ſeeke ye him that liueth, among thedead? 6 Weis not here but is rilen: remember Mac De ſpake vnto pou, when be was pet in alile, 7 Paying, that the Sonne of man muſt bee Deltucred into the hands of finfullmen, and be coucificd,€ the third day rile againe. 8 And they remembzed bis words, 9 And returned from the leputchze,and with tolde all thefe things puto tie cleucn, and to all the —— pa 95 ` : ‘ IO Now it was Pary Magdalen, an Joanna, and ary the mother of James, and other women with them, which telde thele things vunte the Qpoitles. II But their words ſeemed vnto them, as afatned ching, neither beleeued they them. 12 Chen atole Peter,and ranne vnto the fepulchze,and looked in, and (aw the linnen clothes taped by them(elues, and Departed wondering in bimielfe, at that which was come to paſſe. 13 @* And beholde, two of them went thatfame Day to atowne which was from Jeruſalem abouts theeelcoze furlongs , cats ted Emmaus. 14 And thepd talked together of all thele things that were Dene. Ig And it came to pafle, as thep commu» nev together,and reafoned, that Jels hun» felfe drew neere, and went with them. 16 But their eyes < were holden, that they could not know him. 17 And he fad unto them , Ahat maner of communications are thele that pee haug one to another as pe walke,and are lad? 18 And the one(named Cleopas) anſwe· red, and feide vnto him, Art thou onely a f ttranger in Jerufalem, and batt net know- en the things which are come to pafle theres D in,tn theſe Dapes ? Ig And hee lapse bnto them, Ghat things ? And they fayd vnto kim , DF Telus of Mazaret, which was a Pꝛophet mighty in — AND in teo bekore God, and ali the people, 20 And how the hie Prieſts and our rus lers Deltuered pim to bee condemned to Death, and baue cruciſied him. 21 Bit we struited thatit had bene hee that ſhould hane delivered Iſrael, and as touching all theſe things, to Day is the third Day that they were done, 22 Pea, and certaine women among vs made vs aftonied . which came earely vᷣnto the fepulchze, 23 And when thep found not his body, theycame, faping, that they had allo feene a — of Angels, which lapt, that bee was aliue. 24 Therefore certaine of them which were with bs, went to the (epulchze, and found tt cuen foas the women pad lapt, but him they faw not. 25 hen be fayd vnto them, *D fooles, and flow of heart to beleeueal that the Pꝛo⸗ phéts baue fpoken, 26 Dught not Ciit to haue ſuffered thele things,and to enter into bis glory? §.Luke. 27 And hebegan at i Moſes, and atall the Prophets, and interpreted vnto them tn all — the things which were writen of bim. 23 And thep drew neere vnto the towne which they went to, but be x made as though be would bane gone further. q 29 But they conttrained hint, faying , A- bide with vs: fozit is towards night, and the ny tsfarre (pent, So he went in te tarp them. 30 Am it came to paffe, as be fate at table with theni, bee tooke the bread, ! and gaue thanks, and bzake it, and gaue tt to chem, 31 Then their eyes were opened, aud they knew him: but bee was taken out of their ght. 32 And they layde betweene themelues, Did not our hearts burne within vs, while be talked with vs by the way, and when bee opened to vs the Scriptures? 33 And they rofe vp the fame boure, and returned to Jerufalem, and found the elenen — together, and them that were with them, nid 34 Thich fayd, The Logie is rilen in Deed, and hath appeared to Slmon. _ 35 Then they tolde what things were Done in the way, and how hee was knowen of then ina beeaking of bead. : 36 €*Anvas thepfpake thele things, Je⸗ fus himfelfe food in the middes ofthe, and h faid unto them, Peace be to pou. 37 Butthey were abathed and akrayd, fup: poling that they hap ſeene aſpirit. 38 Then be Cato vnto them, hy are yee troubled ? and wherefore Do Doubts arile in pourhearts? 39 Bebolde mine handes and my feete : foz ft is J) mp felfe : handle mee, and (ee: for a {pirit hath not fieh and bones, as pee fee me aue. 40 And when hee had thus poken, hee themed them his hands and feet. ; 41 AnD while they yet beleeued not foz toy, and wendzed , hee fayd vnto them, ane pee Here any meat? i f j 42 And they gane hima piece of a boiled fih, and ofan hony combe. pa And Yee tooke, and did cate before theni. ; 44 And he fayd vnto them, Chele are the two:ds , which F fpake vnto pou while J was pet with pou, Ghat all muit bee fitfii= len whith are witten of meeinthe Lawe of Woles . and in the Pyophets , and th the Plalmes. f 45 Then opened he their vnderſtanding. that they might vnderſtand the (criptures, 46 And faid vuto them, Thus ts it wit- ten, and thus it behoued Chif to fuffer, and to rife againe fromthe Dead the third Day, 47 And that repentance and remiffion of finnes ſhould be preached in bisMame among alinations, beginning at Jerufalem. 48 Mow ye are witnelles of thelethings, 49 And behold. J will fend the * promile The difciples ynderftanding opened. i Chrift onely is the interpreter of the Scriptures: for both the be- ginning andend thereof direct vs tohim , becaufe he is the Sauiour that is promifed. k Becaule Chiſt did both ſhut their eyesand open them, he would keepe them in fufpence till his time came to manifeft bhim- felfe ynto them, ! According to the cuftome: the which maner of praying before meales they vſe to this day. m Sofoone as e began to reake bread. Marke 16. i4 iohn.ꝛo.19. Fob 15.26 abhi, 1.4 n Whichwas of my Father vpon pou : buttarie peg in the till Whitfuntide ` citte of decutalem a vntill pe be indued with when the holy Power froman bigh. Ghoft was fent g : 50 Afterward beled them out into Betha» from heaven. nia, The Word ofGod. Tohns í Marke 16.19. TIRED HOr,before thebe- AIAZ. 3 Ch A is God before all time, b The Sonne is of the fame fub- {tance with the Father, c Nocreature was made with- out Chrift. d Whereby all things are quick- ned & prefered. e The life ofman is more excellent then of any other ‘creature,beaule it is ioyned with: light and ynder- ftanding, f Mans mindis - ful of darknes bes caufe of the cor- ruption thereof. Matt. 3.t.marke 1.4 luke 3.2. )|Or.is borne, Hebr.t1. 3. g Becaule they did not worfhip him as their God, Rom.1,21,acs 1415. bh To the lírac- Kes, who were his peculiar peo- i Meaning,a pri- uiledgeor digni- tie, Matth. 1.16, like 2.7, 1E. k He was for- medand made man by the ope- ration of the ho- ly Ghoft with- out the operatio of mar,, Matth.17 2, 2.pet.1.12. nia,and lift pp his hands, ard bleffed chem. si And it caine to paffe, that as be bleſſed thei, *he Departed from chem, and was ca- tiep bp into heauen. 52 And they worſhipped him, returned te Jeruſalem with great tap, 53_ Aud werecontinuallpin the Temple paling and lauding God, amen. q The holy Gofpel of Tefus Chrift, according to John. CIB LANPAG 1.14. 17 The diwinitie bumanitie, and office of lefus Chriſt. 15 The teſtimony of Iolin, 39 The calling of Andrew, Peter grc. p — A OF * — p ja \\ the beginning was the Moꝛrd/, and tye doD was DF with *God, ans that ode “CN tay was God. } OI 2 Thefamewas inthe owe beginning with G0. 3 Al things were madebyit,and ‘withe out it was Made nothing that was made. 4 Init was life, andthe life was the elightof men. j ; § Andthe light wineth fin the darknes, and the Darkencs comprehended tt not. 6 © * here was aman lent fro God, whole name was John. 7 he lame came fo: awitnefle,to beare witneffe of the light, that all men through hin might beleeũe. 8 He was notthatlight, But was nt to beare witnefle ofthe liggt == 9 That was ý true ſight, which lighterh euery man that dcommeth into the world. Io {ee was in the wolt , and the world ed * made by him: andthe world s knew im not. IT He came vnto his b owne, and his own receiued him not, j j 12 Butas many ag recetucd him, to them hee gaue ‘power to hee the fonnes of God, cuento them that beleene in his frame, 13 CGbich are bome not of blood, noꝛ of the willofthe fleſh, nozof the willof man, but ok God, 14 *And the Moꝛd was madet feH, ann Dwelt among vs, (twe Law the glory there⸗ of,as the glory of the only begotten Sonne |! of the JFather)* full of grace and trueth. Is @ John bare witnefle of hin, Œ crped, faving, This was hee of whom J fayd, Wee that comincth after mee, ts preferred before me ; foz he was | before me. i 16 And of hisfulnefle haue all we recei⸗ ‘Usd and! grace fo: grace. 17. Foz the Law was giuen by Moles» but grace and trueth came by Jeſus Cheilſt. 18 * No man bach leene God at any times the only begotten Son, which ts tn the » bas fome of the Father, hehath » declared bim, 19 € Then this is the reco: of John, tohen the Jewes tent Pictes and Leuites from Jeruſalem to afke bim, Oho art thon? 20 Qua he conkelled and denied not, and Jr, proceeding fromthe Father.(ol 1.1.9 c 2.9. ||Or,more excellent then F. l More abundant grage then by Moles. . Tum 6. 16. tach. ‘4.42. m Meaning heis moft deare, & ftraightly ioyned to his Få- ther nor oncly in loue, but alio in nature and vnion. n And fo God that before wasinuilible,was made,as it were, vifilein Chit, {apd plainelp, 3 * am not the Shift. 21 And they afked him, Chat then? Art thou Elias? and he faid, 3 am not. Art thou the e Pꝛophet 2 And he anfwered, Mo. 22 Then ſayd they vnto him, cAho art thou,that wee may giue an anſwere to chem that fent vs? what lapet thou of thy felfe? 23 De fayn, J tam the voice st him that cricth in the wilderneſſe, Apake ſtraight the way ef p Lod, as fayd the ophet Eleias. pie pow they which were (ent, were of the ariſes. 28 And they alked pim, ¢ ai vnto hinn Ahy baptizeſt thou then, tf thou be not the Chit neither Clias,nozthe Prophet? 26 John anlwered them, laping, Jbap⸗ tize with watersbut there is one among pou, : whom pe know not. | y : _ 27 *D eitis that cometh atter me, which is preferred befoze me, whole foore latchet J am not worthy te vnloole. : 28 Thele things were Done in Bethaba⸗ ta beyond Jozdan, where John did baptize. 29 The next Day John (eeth Jeſus com» Ming vnto him, tfaith, Behold the Lambe m —— taketh away the eſinne ofthe old. 30 Thisisheof whom Jſayd, After me commeth aman, which ts preferred before me :fozhe was before me. q — 31 And J knew ahim not; but becauſe he ould be declared to Iſrael, therefore am J come, baptizing with water. 32 Ho Jobn bare record, aping, J fawe *the Spirit come Downe trom heanen, lke a Doue,ard it abode vpon bini. 33 And J knew him not: but be that fent mete baptize with water, pe ſaid vnto mee, Upon whom thou halt lee the Spirit come down, and tary till on him, chat is pe wich baptizeth with the help Ghoſt. : 34 And J faw,and bare recozd, that this ts the Sonne of God. : 35 @ Che nert day, John Kood againe, and two ofhis diltipics: 2 36 And he beheld Jeſus walking by, and fad, Bebold the Lanibe st God. 37 And ý two dilciples heard him peake, and followed Jefus. ` 38 Then Jeius turned about, and awe them follow, and ſayd vnto them, «Ahat fecke pee? And they tayd-ynto him, Rabbi, (which ts to fay by interpretstion, Maſter) iwhere Dwelleit thou? ; 39° Defaid vnto them, Come tite. Ship tame and faw where heedwelt, andabore with pim that Bap s foz tt was about the “tenty boure, 40 AnBiewe, Simon Peters brother, was one ofthe two which bad beard it ot John and chat followed hint AY The. Chap.j: witneffe. The LambeofGod. 479° As 13,252 o Whomthey | looked forto be fuch one as Mo- fes was, Deut, 18. 15. 1/4.40.3- matth.3.3. lake 3.4. | Afaith,3.1 1, marke f: luke 3.16. - acts 1.5.anaUte 16.and 19.4. p Signifying the. originall finne; which isy foun- _ tain of all finnes, & thérewithal other finnes, -` q Tbatis, by- fight,but onely by the revelations of God, Matth.3.16. - marke 1. 10 luke 3,22, r Who giueth the vertue and cffe&to baptifme accomphithing that thing,which is thereby repre- fented, * f He alludethto ` § Pafchalllambe whiek wasa fie gureof Chrift. t Or, whereis thy lodging?or whither. goeft thou ? fer hee dwelled in Na- zaret,and was thereas a ftran- ger. u That wast,wo houres before HiPRS Scag y= = x How [ohn ſaid that Iefus was the Lambe of God. P7, Nathanael. Water turned ' 4r Che lame found his brether Simon „Erit, and ſayd onta bin, Tee Haue found FOr the anointed,’ ae Ai Nic ts by Interpectation,| the Jari. 42 And bee brought bin to Jeſus. And Jelus behelde him, and fayd, Chou art 8.Iohn. À intowine. Chrifts zeale, had tatted the water that was made wine, for bee Knew not whence tr was: but the cruants which Dewe the water, knewe) the gonernour of the featt called the bite. grome, Io And fayd vnto him, Allmen at the Or, Petree. Gen.49.10. deut. 18. 18. Ta.4.2.c% 40.10 e 42.1. Cr 45 8, 9.1€+.23.5.0" 33. 44. eR0.34 23529 0037:24,35 dan. 9-24525. y Thofe things which are con~ temptibleto the world are eftee- med and prefer- red of God: and thofe things which the world preferreth,God abhorreth. Or, thou belee- weft. : the heauens,that Dimon the ſonne ef Jona: thou hale bee calicd Cephas, which is by interpzeracion, | ſtone. j 43 C The day following, Telus would goe into Galie ann found Philip, and {apa bitte him, Fellow me. E 44 Row Whilip was of Bethſaida, the titie of Andzew and Deter. 45 Pitlip found Pathanacl, and ſayd vnto him, Ae baue found bins , of whome *Moles did wte in the Lawe, and tye esopets s Jelug of Nazaret the fonne of ofeph. : 46 Then Nathanael fa buts him, Can there any ygood thing come out of szazaret? Pbilipfaia ta him, Come and fee. 47 Jeſus awe Mathanael comming ta bim,¢ (aid of bim, Behold indeed an Iſtae lite,tn whont ts no guile. à . 48 Nathanael fain vnto him, hence knewett thou me? Jeſus anſwered, and layd vnte him, Before that Phrlip callen thee, ae thou wal under the flage tree, J iaw thee. ; 49 Mathansel anfwered, and laid vnto bim, Rabbi, thou art the Sonne of God; thou art the King of Iſrael. “9 Chit opencth 5o Jeme anſwered, and fayd vnto him, Becaule Jſayd vnto thee, Iſaw thee vnder e mauw haue ac· thefig tree, (beleeuctt thou? thou ſhalt fee maketh vs fel- - lowes tothe An- gels, Gex.28.03. a Whe vied con. tinuall wafhings to purifie them- felues. Which fuperftition He- bion the here- tike would haue Weoughr into the Church, and now the Papifts haue receiued it. - (Or, mcafisres. b Whereof eue- ty onecontained 1 5.gallons, WOr, fleward. celſe to God, and greater things then thele. SI And helapd puto him, Aerely, verely FZ lay vnte pou, hereafter hal you fee heauen z open, andthe Angels cf God alſcendiug and Delcending bpon the Bonne ofan. CHAP. II. 8 Chrif turneth the water into wine, 14 He driueth the buyers and fellers out ofthe Temple. s9 He forewarneth hs death and refierrection. 23 He conuerteth many,and diftrufteth mas. A Nd the third Dap was there a mariage in Gana atowne of Galile, and the mo» ther of Jeſus was there. 2 Am Jeſus was called alſo, and his dit tipies vnto the martage. 3 Mow then the wine failed, thema- eh of Jeſus lapt vnto hin, They haue ns ine. 4 Feluslayd vnto her, Woman, tuhat baue 3) to Doe with thee? imine barre ts not pet ceme. is mother fayde vnto the ſeruante, calpattoeuce he ſayth vnto pou,doc it, 6 And there were fet there lire water pots of tone after the mance of the a purtip- ing of the Jewes, contcining two o? theec | > Brkins apiece, Oe. 7 And Felis fayd vnto them, Fil the water pots with water, Then thep Alley them vp fo the brimme. 8 Cher ye fapd vnto thers, Dawe out now, AND beare vnto the || goucrnour ofthe feat. So they bare tr. 9 Sow when thegoucrnour ofthe feag beginning ſet focz) good wine , and when men haue well munke, then that which is wore: but thou ha kept backe the goo wine vntill now. 11 This beginning of f imiracles dia Jea fusin Canaatowne of Galile, and hewed pas big glory: and hts dilciples beleency in. 12 Afterthat hee went Downe into Ca» pernaum, be and bis mother, and bis) bye- th2en,and hts dilciyles: but they contimed nat many dayes there. 13 Forthe Jewes Paſſeouer was at hand, Therefor Jelus went vp te Jerufalem, 14 *Aund heefound in the Temple thoe that lold oxen, and ſheepe, and Doues, t chan- gers of money, fitting there, ` Iş Then he mate a (courge of final cords, and Daue them all aut of tye Temple with the ſheepe oren, and pow2ed out the chan» gers money, and ouerthrew the tables, 16 And (apd vnto them that (olde doneg, Take hele things hence : make not mp Fas thers boui an boute of merchandiſe. 17 Audbisdiicwples remembecd, that it was written, * Che kings Dome of God. ; 4 Nicodemus ſaid vnto bin, Pototan a man bee borne which ts oine? can bee ene F inte bis mothers wanibe againe, and be pone? § Ielusanlwered, Clerily, verily J fay unto thee, except that a man bee boane of © water and ofthe Spirit , hee cannet enter tute the Gingdonte of Gov. ‘ 6 That which ts borne of the fick, is — and that that is borne of the ſpirit, is pirit. 7 Warnatle not that 3 faid to thee, Vee muft be borne agane. Aire 8 The’ winde bloweth where it liſteth, and chou hearcit the found thereof but canſt not tell whence tt commeth, and whicher it goeth: fo is cuery man that ts borse of the Spirit. Q sAicodemas anſwered, and faid vnto him, How can thele tyings be? | Io deis aniwered, and faid vnto him, Art chou a teacher of Iſrael, aude knoweſt not thele things? — 11 Certly, verily J fay vito thee, twee ſpeake that wef know, and telttic that wee Dane feene: but yes recetue not our witueſſe. 12 Jfwhen F tell pou + earthly things, ye beleene not bow fhould pee belceue,tf J Ajall tell pou of heaucnly things? 13 Foꝛ no man alcendeth opto heauen, but be that hath deſcended from heauen, tye Sonne of man which isin i heaucn. a 14 * AnD as Moles lift vp the ſerpent in es fomult the Sonneof man ck itt Ypy- ; 15 That wheloeucr belecueth in him, fhould not periſh, but pane eternall life. 16 *Foꝛ Ged fo loucd the world, that he hath giuen his onely degotten Bonne, that wholocner belecucthin bun, Mould not pe- rii vut hane enerlaiting life. 3 17 *Foꝛ God fent not his Bonne into the wo2ld,that he Hould! condemne the Wold, n Bor the © wold though bin might be aued. 18 Hee that beleeneth in him, Mall not be condemned: but hee that beleeueth not, ig condemned already,becaule he belecucrh not ut che Name of the onelp begotten Sonne - of God. _Ig * And this ts the " condemnation. that light ts come into the wold, and men lowed Darkeneffe rather then light, becaule iheir Deedes were cull, 20 Foꝛ euery man that entl docth, bateth the light neither commeth tolight.teak ptz Deedes koul be reprooued. bis Bilciples into che || land of Juneca, and there carted with then,and * baptised. 23 And John alo baptizcd in Cron, bes fides Salim, becaule there was much water there; and they came aud were baptized. fant Fo: John Was not pet cat inta parte 25 Then there aroſe a quettion betweene Johns diſciples and che Jewes, abont apus riſying. 26 And they came vnto John, and aiD vnto him, Rabbi, e hee that was with thee beyond Jordan, te whom * thou bareſt wit» Heie Droa be baptizeth, and all men come 4 27 John anſwered, and aiw, A man can receiue nothing, except it be guuen him from. heauen. 28 De your ſelues are my witnefies, that *J tao, JIam not the Cheiſt, but that J am ent befoze hin. 29 Vee that bath the byite , ts the bride⸗ grome: but the friend at the bꝛidegrome which ſtandeth and heareth hin, reioyceth greatlp, becanfeof the bꝛidegromes voyce. This my ioy cherefoze ts ELED, 30 Hee mult increate, but J muft De- create, 7 ; i 31 e that is come From on high, is abone all: hee that is ef the “earth, ts ot the carth, and ſpeaketh ot the earth: pee that ts come from heauen is aboue all, 32 And what hee bath (ene and heard, that hee teſtitiech: but noman recetucch bis teſtimonie. 33 Wee that hath receined his tefthnonte, hath ſealed that * GoD is true. 34 Foꝛ he whom Sod hath ſent, ſpeaketh the woeds of God: foz God giueth him noe tie Spirit by * meafure, [\Or,territories Chap,4,4,2. q That is,how they might be made cieane bee fore God which the wathinps vn⸗ der the Law did reprefent, r they were led - with ambition, fearing leaft their mafier thould haue loft his fame. Chap.r,34- Chap.t.20. 1 No men ought to vſurpe any thing further then God giueth him. t Andbeexil- ted,and I eftee- med as his fer- uant, u The minifter compared to Chrift, is but earth, y Rom.3 4. x For vato Chrift was giuen tbe full» abundance of all 35 Che Fathcrloucth the Sonne, and grace,thar we hath * giuen all things into his hand. 36 * ie that beleeneth inthe Scnne, hath euerlaſting life, and ber that obeyerh not the Zonne, Hall not lee life, buctye waty of God abideth on him. C HAP. IIII. 7 The communication of Chrift with the woman of Samarza. 34 His zeale towards his Father and his harueſt. 39 The conue ſion of the Samaritans, 45 And Galileans, 47 How hee bealeththeru- lers finne. Nae when the Lom knewe, bow the Whariles had heard, that Jeſs made and baptized moe diſciples then John, might receive of him as of the onely fountaine, - Mait.13.27.6 Habvak.a 4. tohn 5.16% 2 (hough Jeius himſelfe baptised nor: but his diſcipſes) 3. Wee aieft Judea, and departed againe a To giueplace - into Galile. 4 And he muſt needes goethrough Dae 21 But hee that doeth otrueth, commet maria. tothe light,that bis deedes might be made —— they ave wꝛought ir according te God. them: yet Chrift asa iuſt iudge giveth ſentence againft the reprobare, m Notonly the lewes, but whofoeuer fhould beleeue in him. Chapa 19. n Thecaufeand matter ofcondemnation, o. Inwalking roundly and fincerely. [Dr in God. p Asthey doewhich fet God. onely before their eyes; and follow the rule of his word, $ Then came hee toaritieof Samaria callen || Sychar, neere vnto the polkt {itor that * Jacob gaue to his fonne Joſexh. 6& And there mas Jacobs well. Pes to thelr age, [!Or,Sychem. . Gene. 33. 19. and 48,22. then wearied tu the isurnep, fated thng an fh 34.32. the wells it was atour «the ſixt houre. . b Euen weary - 7 Where came a womanof Samaria te ashe was... ~ Draw water, Jeſus tard vnto her; Giue mee DUE? . 8- Fo} c Which was -+ widday. à 4 vx The true worfhippers. d Forthe Tewes efteemed the Sa- maritanes as wic- ked and pro- phane, e Meaning, of himfelfe,whom his Father had fent to conuert this woman. £ Which is che loue of God in his Sonne pow- redinto our hearts by the ho- ly Ghoft, vnto enerlafting ufe, Rom.5.5. 1 Jobn 3 5 e Or the liuely water. g Of the fpiritu- allgrace, h He ſhall neuer he dried vp,or deſtitute. J i Till fhe was liuely touched with her faults, fhe mocked and would not beare - Chrift. Deut 12.6. 2. Ring. 17.29. — S 2.005. 3. 17. k God being of a {pirituall na- ture,requireth a fpiricuall feruice, and agreeable to hisnature, 8 Fo: bis diſciples were gone alway inta the ditie to buy meate, 9 Then aid the woman of Hamaria vito Fim, ow ts ít, that thou being a Jew atkelt minke of ine, which am a woman of 4 Samaria; Fo: the Fewes medle not with the Bamaritanes. — I0 Jelus anſwertd and ſaid vnto her, IE thou kneweſt thee giftof God, andwyo it ts that (arch to theg, Giue mee Minke, thou woni: haue alked of bim, and hee would haue giuen thee f | water of life I The woman faid onto him, Sir, thou Hat nothing to Dawe with, and the wellts Deepes from whence chen halk thou that wa- ter of life? 12 Art thon greater then our father gla: cob, which gaue vs the well,and be himſelke Beene thereof, and bis childzen, and bis cattell? 13 Jefus anfwered, and fayde vnto her, Whoſdeuer drinketh of this water, Hall thirſt agatne: E 2 14 But wholoeuer drinketh of thes was ter that 3| hall gine him, Hall never be moze h athirit; but the water that J thal giue him fhalbe in him a well of water, ſpringing vp into enerlatting tife. } AES Is Che woman {aid vnto him, Dir, gine ime of that water,that J map not thirit, nets ther come bither to Draw. ; 16 Jeſus ſaid vnto her, Goe, call thine bul- band and come hither. tee 17 The woman anlwered, and fain, J haue no hufband.Jelus ſaid vnto her, Thou hak weli fain, J| baue no bufband, 18 Foꝛ thou haſt had finehulbands, and bee whom thou now halt, is not chine bul band: chat faiaett chou truely. : 19 The wemanfatd unto him, Sir, J ifeethatthouartajOzophet. 20Mur fathers worſhipped in this moune taine, and pee lay thatin* Jerulalemis the place where men ought to worſhip. 21 Jeſus ſaid vato her, Woman, belcene mée, the houre commeth, when pee Hall net ther in this mountatne, no: at Jerufalem, woꝛſhip the Father. $ 22 De worlhip that which ye * know not: We woeHip that which we Know ; fo? ſalua⸗ tion ts of the Hewes. 5 23 Wutthe houre commeth, and naw ts, when the true wo2thippers Hall wozthip the Father in ſpirit, and trueth: fo: rhe Father requireth euen fuch to worſhip him, 24. *God is ak Sptrite, and they that eee bim, mul worſhip him in ſpirit and rueth. 25 The woman ſaid dato him, J know well that Meſſias fhallcome, which ts cals led Chit: when hee ts conte, he will cell vs allthings. 26 Jeus ſaid vnto her, J am bee that ` {peake unto thee. 27 Q And vpon that came his diſciples, and matuetled that hee talked with awo- man;yetno man fain vote bim, Uhat alkett thour dt why talkeſt thon with ber? 28. The woman then left her water pot, and went her wap into the citie, and fai to themen, S. Iohn. 20 Tone fee a man which hath told mee all things that cuer ¥ DD: ts not heethe Chriit? ; 30 Then they went out ofthe citie, and came vnto him. had : 31 EIn the meane while, the dilciples prayed him, ſaying, Malſter, eate: 32 But he laid unto them, Jhaue meate ta eate that pe know not of. 33 Then faid the diſciples between theme felues, ath any man bꝛought him meate? 34 Jets fam vnto them, My meate ts that Jmay Doe the will of him that fent me, and finih bis wozke. 3 35 Day not pee, There are pet foure mo: neths, and then commeth haruett? Behold, 3J fay unto pou, iit pp your eyes , and looke onthe regions : * fo: they ace white already unto harueſt. | 36 Andhe that reapeth receiueth wages, and gathereth fruite vnto life eternall, that both bee that loweeh, and hee that reapety, might retopce together, — 37 Fo: herein ts the laying trne,that one foweth,and another reapeth. 38 3 lent youto reape that, wheron pe be- Towed no labour: sother men laboured, and yeare entred into thetrlabours. 39 Mowe many ofthe Mamaritanes af that cities belecued in pim, foz the ſaying of the woman which tetified, ie hath told me all things that euer J] DiD. 49 Then when the Damaritanes were come vnto him, thep befoughe him, that bee would tarte with them: and he abode there two Dayes. 4t And many moe r beleeued becaule of bis owne wo2d. 4.2 And they faid vnto the woman, Mow we belecue, not becauſe of thy faping: foz we bane beard him our lelues, and kuowe that thists tu Deede the Chin the Bautour of the world. 43 C So two dayes after, hee departed thence,and went inte Galile. 44. Foꝛ Delis himlelfe had *tetktfied that a Pꝛophet hath none honour in pis aowne countrey. 4§ Chen when hee was come into Gali- le, the @alileans receiued Hin, which had ſeene ali the things that bee din at Jerula- tunat the feait ; fo? they went alio vnto the eat. * 46 And Jelus came againe inte * Cana atowne of Malile, where he jad made of wa- ter wine. And there was a certame "ruler whole onne was fickt at Capernaum. 47 When be heard that Jels was come out of Judea into Galile, he went vnto him, and beſought him that be would|\go dawne, aud heale bre ſonne: fot hee was enen ready to Dre. 48 Then laid Jelus vnto him, Except ye fee fignes and wonders, ye will not beltene, 49 Tae ruler faia vnto him, Sir, gor Downe betoze my ſonne Dte. 50 Felus fatd vnto him, Got thy waythy nue ſiueth:and the man beleeued the wod that Jeſus hav fpoken vnto him, and went hts way. ' i SIAN as he was nowi going Downe, his feruants The Samaritanes beleeue. I Thereis no- thing that I hun- ger for more,or wherein I take Zreater pleafure, Matth 9.37. like 10.2, m Without grudging the one atthe othersla- ° bour, Or, prouerbe, n Meaning the Prophets, o The Saman- tans (hewed themfelues wile ling to receiue his do@rine: who being bur {tran - gers, and fcarcely knowing Chrift, are acondemnae tion co the lewes, and all others, which negle& Gods word when it is offered. p Thatis, had - therightand - truc taith. Matth. 13.57. marke 6.4, luke 4.24. q Here by his owne countrey- he meaneth Ie- rufalem,and the countrey about, Chap. by I. r the word fig- nilieth royall,or one of the kings court: and it fee- meth, that he was one of Herods court, who was in great cftimati- onwith Herod, whom the peo- plecalled King, Marke 6,14. (Or, come. (Or returning. Leuit.2 3.36 deut.16.1. llOr, the fheepe market, a Where the fheepe were wafhed, that fhould be facri- ficed. b Which figni- fieth the houſe of pownng out, becauſe the wa- ter ranne out by: conduits, c This wasto the end that the mi- racle might be fo euidenz, that no fernants met him, laying, Thy onne lineth. §2 Chen enquired hee of then the hourg wher be began to amend. And they aid vn⸗ tobim, Dietkerday the ſeuenth houre the fee uer left him. Ese 55 Chen the father knew. that it was the fare houre in the wich Feins jad laid vnto pin, Shy fonne liueth. And ve beicened,and all bts hauttjoid. : 54 Chis feconn miracle did Telus as gataz after bee was come out of Judea into Salile. ECHA P, Ni 8 He healeth the man that was fieke eight and thirtie yeeres, 10 The Fewes accufe hum. 19 Chrift anfwereth for bimfelfe , and reprooueththem, 32 Shewing by the teſtimonie of hu Father, 33 Of Toh, 36 Of his works, 39 And of the Scriptures, who hee is. A Ftec*that there was a feat of p Jewes. and Jelus went bp to Jeruſalem. 2 And there ts at Ferufaicm j by the place of the theepe, a? poole called in Ebꝛew b Bethea, baung fine perches: 3 Futhe which lapa great multitude of ficke folke of blind, halt, and withered, wai. ting foz the moning of the water. 4 fo an Angel went Downe at åter: taineleafon inte the poole, and troubled the bun water: wholoeuer then tirit, after the {tire ting 6f the water, flepped in, mas made whole ot whatiocuer diſeaſe he had. § Anda certaine man was there, which had beene difealed eight and thirtte yeeres: 6 aben Felis faw him lic, and knewe that he now long time had beene dilcaled,be faid vnto him, cAilt chou be made whole? 7 The ficke man anhwered him, Sir, J haue no man, whenthe water ts troubled, to putmecinto the poole: but while Zam comming, another cppeth Dewne before meg. 8 Jelus ſaid onto him, Rit: < take vp tip bed, and walke. 9 And immediatly, the man was made Wwiyole, and tooke np his bed, and walked: man could fpeake and the iame Day Was the Dabbath. againit tr, Ierem 17. 2 2. I9 Tbe Jewes therefore ſaid ito him that was made whole, It ts the Sabbath day: *it is not lawfull fopthee to carte chy bed, . IL He anlwered them, Hee that made me whole, hee faid onto mee, Cake bp thy bed, and matke. : 12 Then alked theyhim, What manis that which fam vnto thee, Cake vp thy bed, and walke? 13 Ant hee that washealed , knewe not who tt was:fo2 Telus had conucped himſelfe aay from the multitude that was in that ace. 3 14. And after that, Icſus found him in the Temple, aud Hid vuto him, Behold, thou d The affiGions art made whole: 4 fiine no moꝛe, leſt a wore that we endure, lare chaſtiſement⸗ forour ſinnes. thing come vnto thee. > Is Tbe man departed, and tolde the Fewes that it was Jels, which haa made him whole. LS 16 Aud therefore the Jewes Did perſe⸗ cute Jems, and ought to flay him, becaute å bee had done thele thingson the Sabbath Ye 17 But Jelus anſwered them, My Fas ther worketh hitherto, and J woke. 13 Therefor the Jewes tougye the mope to kill him: not onely becauſe be bad boken the Sabbath, but laid allo chat God was ehis f Father, and made bimicife cavall with God. 19 Chenanlwered Fels, and fain vnto them, Gerily, verily 3 lay unto pou, Che fonne can Boe nothing of himſclke, fane that hee feet the Father Dec: foz whatlocuer things heeDocth, the fame things Doeth che Bonne alio. 20 forthe Father loueth the Gonne, ands heweth hun all things, whatiecuer bee bintelfe doeth, and ee will erw hin greater workes then thele, that yee hould marucile. : is 21 Foꝛ likewiſe asthe Father raiſeth bp the dead, and quickneth them, ſo the Donne quickneth whom ge will. 22 Jo: the Father iudgeth no man, but hath committed all b mdgeimenc vnto the Sonne, 23 Becaule that all men ſhould honour the Sonne, as they honour the Father: hee that honoureth not the Senne, the faime honoureth not the Father which path eat u 24 Gerilp,verily J fap vnto pou, We that Heareth mp word, and beleeueth in him that fent mee, hath euerlaſting tife, and thall not come into condemnation, but hath palen trom Death vnto life. 25 Gerüp, verily J fap onto pou, The boure fyall come,and now is, when the Dead fhali heare the vopce of the Sonne of Hod; and thepthatibearetefoaliliue, — 26 Foꝛ as the Father bath life ink him · felfe, lo likewiſe hath he giuen to the Sonne tə haue life in himſelfe, 27 And hath gruen him power alio ts er- ecute udgement, in that he is the ſonne of man. 28 Marueile not at this: for the houre ſhall come in the which ali thatarcin the graues, Malf heare Hts veice. 29 Gud thep fhali come forth, *that haue Done good, vnto rye refurrection of life : but they that haucdonecutll, birto the reiurrece tion of condemnation. : 30 F can doc nothing of mine owne felfe: as 3 beare, Jiudge; and my iudgement is tuft, brcauie J eeke uot mine tone will, bùt the will of the Father who hath ent mee. 31 It Jcſhould beare witneſſe of my felfe, mp witneſſe were not m true. 32 There ts another that beareth witnes of ice, and J know that the wirnetle, which. he beare thy of ne.is truce. l 33 Pe fent vnto John, and hee bare wit- nefie bntothetructh. 4 But J receiue not the tecord of matr renetthelclic, theie things J fay, that pee might be faud- E 35 Ve was a burning, and a Hiningican- Die: aa ue Hes {oz a” itaim haue retoy- ced in His ligit, Ppp 36 But e Thatis, pro- per and peculiar to him aione, f ic was lawfull for ali Ifrael to call God their Father, Exod. 4. 22.butbecanfe Chrift did attri- bute to bimſelfe that he bad pow- er ouer alj things, and wroughtas his Father did, my, they gathered’ t=: that Chrilt did not onely make himfelfe the Sonne of Ged, but alfo equall with bim. g That is, hee doeth communi- cate with him: hauing thefame power andthe fane will. A h In giuing him powerand rule, overall, ~g i They that re- ceiue it by faith, k To communi- Cate it with vs, I Thatis,togo- ~ uerne and rule all things. Matth25.46. Chap., 14. Matth 3.07. m Chrift had res fpe&tothcr ~ weakeneffe that heard him, and therefore ſaid that bisowne witnefic fhould not befuficient. Chap 1 27. |97 lampe. n But yee left him quickly,and * did not perieucre, , a ~ oo — — ais ne ficke thirtie eight yeeres healed. Chap.v. The Iewes would flay Chrift. 481 A a Matth.3. 1. and t75, o Inthe law and Prophets. Dott, 4.13. Ais 17. 11. p The people are more ready to receiue falie prophets then Jefus Chrift, qg Vaineglory is a great ler fora man to come to God, Chap 12.43" T Ae Matt akali accufe them that tuft in him: fo _ they (hail haue es greater ene⸗ ~ mies at the day ofiudgement, then the virgine Mary, and the Saints, vpon whom now they call: but whofoe- uer do th acculc the godly, Chrift and their owne confcience fhall condemne them. © Gent. z3. O~ 22 37.4Nd 49.100 » demter8 15. a Called the fake of Gennezareth, b Tiberias, Beth- fzida, and Caper- mun werecn “this fide the lake in reſpect of Ga- While; bur itis here faid chat he went oucr, becaule therc vere diners creckes and tur: nings,oucr the which men fcr- ried, Leuit.23.5. deut.16.1, Mat. 14.16. mar. 6,37.luke 9.1 fi c The fumme amonntcthto 2- bout fiue pound Rerling. d Prayer and thankefziuing | doe fanGifie our mieates, where- -~ with we arenou- tied. Search theSeriptures. 36 But Jhaue greater witneſſe thew the witnelſe of John: tothe wakes which the Father hath giuen mee to finth, the ſame workes chat J do,veare witneſſt of me, that the Father fent me. 37 And the * Father hinlelfe, which sath fent me,o bearerk witnes otme. We hare not heard jis voyte at aup timg, “iether bane pee feene his ape. rout 38 Aub his word Hane pee not abiding in pon: fo2 whom he hath lent, gun pee belecue noc. 39 *Dearch the Scriptures: fur fn them ee thinke te haue etcrnall life, and thep are they which teſtifie of me. 40 nt pee will net come to mee, that yee might haue itfe. AL Irectiue not pratt okmen. 42 Wirt J know yom that pee haue net the loue of Hod in pou. 43 Jam come in my Fathers name, and pez recciue me not ttanother ſhall come in bis owne name, him wl pe receine. 44 How can pee Deleene, which a recetue * bonour one of another, and feeke not the hononr that commeth af God alone? 45 Doe not thinke that 3 willaccule pou to mp Father: there ts one that: acculeth yən, cuen Moſes, in whom pe trut. 46 Foꝛ had pe deleencd Moſes, ye would bane beleened me: * foz ye wote otme. | 47 But tf pee beleeue not his wzitings, how ſhall ye beleeue my words? CHAP VE 10 Jefus feed-th fine thoufand men with fue loane: and two filbes. 15 He departeth away,that they fhoid not make lum King. 26 Hee reproueth the flefhly hearers of hs word. 51 The carnall are offended at him. 63 The fleſp profteth not, py Tenba things, Jeſus went his way ouer the *fea of Galile, or ofb Tiberias., 2 Qnda great multitude followed bim, becaule they (aw bis miracles, which he D1 on them that were diſcaſed. $ 3 Chen Felis went vp into a mountaine, aud there he fate with bis diſciples. 4 fow the Pafleouer, a *fealk of the Jowes, was neere. 5 * Chen Teluslift pp hiseyes, and {eee ing that a great multitude came vnto hun, pee (aid vnto Philip, Mhence hall wee bup bread, that thele might eate? i 6 (And this he ſaid to poue him; foz gee binfelte knew what be would doe) 7. Philip anſwered him, < Uwo hure veth p.niworth of bzead ts not ſuſticient m coen that euery one of them may take a ttt ts y 8 Then laid vnto him one of his difti- ples, Andzew, Simon Peters bother, 9 There isa little bop here, which hath flue barlep loanes, and twe fifves: but what are they among fo many? , 10 And Fetus lain, Make the people fit Bown. (row there was much gratie tn that place.) Then the men ſate Downe in nume ber about fine thoufand. H And Jels tooke the bead and 4gane thankes, and gaug to the diſciples, and the §.Tohn. Ditcipies ta them that were fet Downe: and likewiſe of che fies as much as they would 12 Aud wihen they were fariffied, he Hid tnta hts diſciples, Gather vp che baoken maase which remaiurth, that *norbing bre oft. 13 Then they gathered it together, and filicd twelue batkers with che bokeh meate otthe fiue barley loaties, witch rematned vito thei that had eaten. 14, ‘Chen the men when they Hav icene theintracte that Icſue Bid, ato, Chis ts of a tructh, the Prophet thar howd come into the world. i Ig Ahen Jens therefore perceined that they would come,and take him te make bun afKing, bee Departed againe into a moun⸗ tatne bimtelfe alone. 16 CeChen cuen was vow come, his vi ciples went Downe vito the fea, 17 * And entred into atyippe, and went souer the fea towards Capernanm: and now it was Darke, and Jelus was not come to them. Erai 18 Andthe fea arofe with a great winte that blew. 19 And when they had rowed about fiue and twentie, o? thirtte “furlongs, they law Telus walking on the (ea, and Drawing nere vnto the hip: to they wereafrara. 20 Bur helaiv vnte chem, It ts Jl: be not afraid. i 21 Then willingly they recetucd him in- to the bip:ant the hip was bp and by at the tand whither they went." 22 A Whe Day following. the people which ttoode on the other lide of tye fea,faw that there was none other thippe there, faue that one, whereinte bts dilciples were ens tred, and that Jefus went not with his Dil- ciplesin the Rip,but that his vilciples were geneiatone, . 23 Aud that there came other Mips fram Ttberias nere onto the place where thep ate the bread, after tye Lod had giuen thankes. 24 fow when the people faw that Jets was not there,ncither bis oilciples.thep atio tooke Dipping, aud came to Capernaum, ſeeking foz Jelus. 25 And when they had found bimen the k other fine ofthe fea, they aid puto him, Rabbi, when camet thou hither? 26 Jeſus antwered them, and (aid, Hee rily, verilp J fay visto port, pre lecke me not, becauſe pe faw the mtvacies, but becaule pee ateofthe ioaues,and were filed. 27 Labour not for the meate which perf- Herb, but Fo: the meate that! envureth onto eneclalting life, which the Sonne of man fyall gine rnto pou: for him hath * God the Sather ™ foaled. 28 Thenlaid they vnto him, What Hall we der, that wee might worke the > workes of God? , i 29 Jems anlwered, and fatd vnto them, * Chis ts the wozke of God, that pee beleeuẽ in bis, whom he hath fent. 30 They (aimtherefore unto bim, Ahat figue ſheweſt thou then, that wee may fee it, and belecue theel What tork thou worke: 31 * Dur Fathers did sate Manna vam the Stet, To feeke Chrift forthe belly. e Theabundane 7 ftore of Gods gifts ought not to make vs pro- digallto wafte then, Fd js + f They imagined an earthly king- dome without the Teftimonie of Gods word, fo that by this meanes his {piri- tuall kingd ome ſhould haue bene abolifhed. Matth.14.25, marke6 476 g Ouer a corner of the lake, h Whereof eight make a mile. i Wherefore it mult needes fole Jow that Chrift paſſed miracu- lonfly. k This was not ſtraight ouer the 1 .ke from fide to fide, but ouer a crecke or arme of the lake, which ſauetb much la⸗ bour tothem that ſhould haue gone about by land. 1 Which nouris- fheth and aug⸗ menteth cur faith, Chap.i. 3 2mat. 3.17. and 17.5. m For when he appointed him to bethe Mediator, he fet his marke and feale in hia iro be rhe onely oneto reconcile God and man together, n Such as bee ac- ceptable vnto God. J 1. John 3.23. Exud.16.14,1 Ge. numb.43,7- Who — to Chriſt. Pfal78.24,25. delert, as it is "witten Ye gaue them bread wif. 6.20, froni heauen to cate. 32 Chen Jeſus fayd vnto them, Gerely, o Hecompareth berelp 3 tay vnto you, ° Molſes gaue vounot Moféswiththe bead froin jeauen, but my Father qiueth Father, & Manna pouthetrucbacadfrombeaucn. with Chrift,who 33 Jaz the beean of God is he which com> feedethvsinto meth Downetrem heauen, and giucth ife euerlafting life, bitty the wod. 2 4.Cor10 3. 34 Chen they faid vnto him, £020, euer: moꝛe gine vs thts bread. 35 Ant Zelus ſayd vnto them, J amthe bizad of life : be that commeth to mee, hall not hunger, and * he that beleenech in meg, Wail r newer thir. 36 But J laid vnts pou, that peallo haue want (pirituall feeneme,andbeleeuenot. nourifhment. 37 Allathacthe Farber giueth me, Hall q God doethre- cometo mec: and bim that commech tome, generate hise- . J| caft not away. f le&,and cauſeth 33 Fo J came Downe from heaven , not themto obey the to Doe mine owa wil,but bts wil which hath Gofpel, fent me, ; 39 And this ts the Fathers will which hart fent me,that of all which he hath ginen me, I Mould lofe nothing, but ould raile it bp againe at the lai day. i 49 AnD this is the will of him that fent methat euery man which feeth the Bonne, and belecueth inhim, fhoula hane cuerla- iting life sand J wilt saile him vp at the lak — ap. 41 The Jewes then murmured at him, becauſe pe fayn, Jam the bread, which is come Dowie from beaten. 42 And chey laid, * Js not this Jefus the ſonne ot Joleph, whole father and mother we know 7 how then taith he, J came Downe from hcauen? 2 43 Felis then anſwered,; and ſayd vnto then, Hurmure not among pour felues. 44 Ho mann can come to mec, ercept the Father which haty lent me, f Dzat him, and 3 will raile pice vp at thelat Dav. 45 Zt ts wpttenin the * prophets, And Ecclus.24.24. chap.4.14. p He thall neuer * Matth.i 3.5 J. z Thatis,orbe- leeuc inme, f By lightning his heart witk his holy Spirt, they ſhall be alltaughtof Goo. Cuery nian Flas4rzuere, therefore that hath heard, and hath learned 32.33. Of the Father.commeth vnto me, 46 "Mot that any man hath ſeene the Matth.11,27, J * 7 Father, Cane hee which is ok God, hee hath feene the Father. 47 Gercly, verely F fay vnto you, be that belecucty in me hath eucrlating itfe. 43 F am the bread of itfe. z 49 Pour fathers Did cate Manna inthe wildernefle,tandaretead, 50 This ts the bead, which commeth Exod.16 15. t Then there is no food thatcan nourith our Downe from hraucn, that he which caseth of foules bur leſus it ſhould not Diz. P Chriſt. sl J am the "liutng bread which came Downe from heauen :tfany man cate ofthis bread, hee ſhalt liue fog euer: and the bread that PZ will gine, temy fich, which J wiil glue fo: tie life oF the wais. 52 hen the Fewes ſtrone among them clues faving, ow can this man giue Vg his fleſh to cate? §2 Then Jefus {apd vnto them, Clerely, u Which gine life to the world. x WhereChrift werely 3 fay unto yon, Except vee eaterhe doeſt. : bigs, 4 Sor there ts roman that doeth anp they muft feake is not, there fieh ofthe Sonne afman, and drinke deathreigncth, load, ye hang * ne hye in you. Chap.vij. A Thefpiritquickeneth. 432 $4 Gholoener* eateth my leh, Min 1.Coras.27% - kethmy blood, bath eternalilite, and J will raiſe hun vp at the lait dap. s5 Jfoz my fet ts meate in Deed, and my blood ts Minke in Deede. ; §6 ec’ that cateth mp fieh, eDpinketh y Asour bodies my blood, Dwelleth in meand Jingin, — areiuftained §7 Asthe lining Father bath fent me, © with meateand liue 3 by tye Father, and he thatcateth meg, drinke: fo are our ener he Wall liue by me. foules nourithed §8 This is the bread wbhichcame Dowie wichthebody & from beaten: notas pour fathers paue ea- bloodgof Iefus ten Wanna ant are Dead, We tiat cateth of Chit, this bzead, ſhall liue fo2 euer. z To eat the fleth 59 hele things tpake bern the Gyna= of Chrift.& drink gogue, as he taught in Capernaum. his blood, is to 60 Many therefore of Dis Difcrples(when dwellia Chrift they heard this) fayd, Chis is an hard fay- & to haue Chrift ing : whocan heare tt? 3 dweiling in vs. GI But Jeſus knowing in himlelfe, that a That is, ynder= bis difciples murmured at this, layt vnto Kandit. thew. Doeth thts ofend you? b He meaneth 62 Wharthen ifpee vould feethe Gonne not thar bis hu. ofman> afcend vp * where he was before? manit ie deſcẽded 63 It is the Spirit that quickeneth: the from heauen; bur fief) < profitety nothing: the wozbs that] he fpeaketh tou- ſpeake vnto pou are pirit and life, ching the vnion 64 But there ave ſome of pou that belecti¢ of both natures, nst: fo Felis kuewe from the beginning, attrivuting tothe which they were that beiccued nol,and wyo ope, that which ſhoud betray him. aprertaineth to 65 And hee layd, Therefore fapt Ji Luto the other. you, that no man can come vnto mee, ercept Chap.3.13. ithe giuen vnto him ok my Fathtr. __€ To wir, ifithe 66 fram that tinie, many of bis diſci· (eparated from pies went backe, aud walked nomee With the Spirit, where- un, of ithath ¥ forces 67, Then layd Feis to the twelue, CCU for it commeth pe alio goe away ? of thepower of 68 Chen Simon Peter anfivered him, theSpirie, that $Datter,to whom thall wee goe? Chou fait the ficth of Chri thc wo2ds of 4 eternaltiife? giueth vs life, 69 And we beleeue, and know that thou d Ther without art * che Chattt, the ſonne ofthe lining Gos. Chrift there is 70 Fetus anfwered them, Haue not J) bur death: forhis choſen pou twelue,and ene eof you ts a De» word onely iea- util? detii vs to life. 71 Mow hee (pake tt of Judas Ficariot Matth,16.16. the fonne of Simon : foz Hee tt was that Matth.r.6.14. ſhould betrap him, though be wasone of the e Although your twelue. number be fma'l, ~ yet hall yebee diminifhed, pi x CHAP: Vit. 6 Iefws reprooueth the ambition of his coufins. 12 There are diuers opinions of hima among the people, 17 He fheweth how to know the truseth. 20 The iniurie they doe vato him. 47 The Pha- rifes rebuke tht officers becaufe they haue not tae ken him, 52 and chide with Dcodewmus for tan king bis part. A A Fter thele things, Jefus watkedin Ga- lile, and would not walkein Judea; foz the Jewes ſought to kill htm. 2 Now the Jewes * afeat ofthe Taber nacles was at hand. 3 its brethzen therefore ſayd ontohim, Depart hence, and goe inta Judea, that thy Difciples may Ee thp workes that thou Lexit.23,34. a At thr. teaft they dwelled {ze uen dayes inthe tents, which pur them in remem- brance,that they had no city here permanent, buty thing (ecretiy, and bee lanilcife ſceketh to onctocome, Ppp 2 be Whence Chrifts doctrine is. |Orsmanifef. : Bat S.Iohne Wateroflife. Nicodemus counfell, be }famous. JE thou doeſt thek things,hew ashe taught ſaying, ee * bath know mee, k He speaketh thy (elfe to the world. _ and knew whence 3) ani: petam J not come chisyas ic were | § Jfozasyethtsbzthznbelceued notin ofimy iite but he that fent mets true, whom ſcorne ſuly. b Why the world hatech Chrift, him. 6 Then Fefus fayd vate them, My time is not pet come; but pour time is alwap ready. 7 The woꝛld cannot hate yous but mice it hateth, > becante 3 ceftificof tt, that the workes thereofare euti, ve know not. 29 But Jknowe him: fo: J am ofhim, and he hath ſent me. 30 Then they fought to take him, but na man layd hands on bun, becaule his houre was not pet come, 31 Row many of the people \beleeeued in 1 They were we} c Chrift doeth 3 Go: pevpunto this teak: J willenot Him, ana fayd, Chen the Chriſt commeth, minded to heare notviterlydeny gor bp pet vnto this teait; foz my time isnot Wili he Do moe mtcacles then this man bath kim,hich pre- that he would pet tultilled. Done? ‘Ate, parationishere © goto the feaft, 9 @ Thel things hee ſayd onto them, 32 The Wharifes heard that the people called (although but fignificth thatas yet hee was not fully determined. and abore itill in Galile. Io But alloone as his bꝛethren were gone vp, then went bee allo vp vnto the feat, not openly, but asic were pꝛiuily. IL Then the Jewes fought him at the kealt, and fapt, Ghere is he? 12 And much murmuring was there of bim among the people. Dome faya, He is a good man ; other faid, fay, but he Decetucth murmured tycie things of him, & the [hae improperly ) ed and bigh Peieſts fent officers to take faith, im. 33 Then fayd Telus vnto them, Met am J ™ alittic while with pou, andthen goe m He thewerh vnto him chattentine. vnto them thar 34 Pe all feeke me, and Hall not finde they haveno po- me, and where Jll amcan pe net come. wer ouer bim tijl 35 Then fayd the Jewes among them: thetime come tie people. ſelues, Ahither will be go, that we thalinot that bis Father 13 Howbeit no man ſpake openlyof him find hung be go vnto thein that are pil- hath ordeined, d Thelewerethe fozteare of the 43Jewes, . perled among thes Grectang, andteachthe Coap.13.33. headsof thepeo- _ 14 Mow when halfe the fea was done, Grecians? ‘ i HOr ſtal be, ple,who diden- Jems went vp into the Temple g taught. 36 That faving ís thts thathelayd, Dee tGreeke difere uie Chrif. Is And the Jewes maructied, faping, hall ſeeke me,and thall not find meg where fez. [lOr letters. Dow knoweth thts màn the || Scriptures, J am, can ye not come? _ n Among the a ſceing that he ncuer learned? 37 Mow tithe laſt and * great day okthe lewes which 16 Jeſus anhwercd them, and fayn, My feat, Jefus Rood and cryed, laying , Jfa. were fcattered - Doctrine ts note mine, but his that lent me. 17 Jf anpman will Boe hts will, he Mail know ofthe Doctrine, whether tt be of Gad, 0? whether J (peake of my felfe. 18 ijef chat (peaketh of himlelfe, ſeeketh e Inchat,that ny man thtrit, ict him come ynta mee, and he is man onely. Minke 38 We that ° beleeneth in nee, *as ſayth tie Scripture, out of his belly Walt flow ri- uers of water r of life. hereand there among the Gen- tiles, ~ Leuit.23.36. _£ By thismarke o Thetrue way wemayknowe his owne glozy: buthe that ſeeketh his glo· 30 (This pake heofthe Dpirit,which to come to whetherthedo- rlethatfent bun, thefamets truc, and no they thatbeleeuca tn him, Mould recetue: foz Chrif, is dy @rine be of God 8 vnrighteouſneſſe isin him. the abaly Gho pet giucn, becaule faith. - orofman. Ig Did not Woles give youaLaw,and that Feins was not pet glai Deut.18.15, g Nothing coun- terfeit or vntiue. Exed.24 3: Chap.5.r8. ~- h Whodidnor ~ know the ferch -ofthe Scribes. - 3 Becaufel did yet none of pou keepeth the Law? * hy ga ye about to kill me ? : 20 The "people anfwered, and fayde, ee halt a deuul: who goeth about to kill thee? bi Jeſus anfwered, and fayde to them, J ae Done one wozrke , and pee all mar- ueile. 40 So manp of thep heard this faying, fayd, the Pophet. —— Ioel 2.28, AI Other fain, Chis is the Ciſt: ⁊ ſome 6s 2.17. fayd, But Hall Chit comeoutoRGalile. q Thele were the 42 * Dayth not the Scriptute that the vifible graces Tit Yalt come of the ſeede of Dauid, and which were giuẽ out ofthe towne of Wethichem, where Da- to the Apoftles when they p Which thall ueth this tg neuer drie vp. iton the Sab- 22 *Moles therefore gaue vnto pon tir- wid was? : after hisafcene bath day. cumciſion, (not becauſe it is of Moſes.but of 43 Bo was there diſſenſion among the fion, Levit.12,3. the*fathers) and pe on the Sabbath day ciy» people fo: him. r They looked Gen.17.19, cumciſe a man. 44 And ſome cf them would baue taken for fome notable 23 Jfa manonthe Sabbath receiue ciro Dim, but no man layd hands on hin. Prophet befides cumecion, thatthe Law of Moſes Wono 45 Then came the officers tothe bigh the Mefias, not be broken, be pe angry with mee, becaute Jhaue mate a rian euery whit whole on tye Sabbath day? 24 * Judge not according to the appea⸗ rance,but tudge righteous tudgement. } 2§_ € Chen (aid forme of them of Jernſa⸗ a lem 3 tiet this He, whom they goe about to LOr.jreely. Pictes and Phariſes, and they ſayd vito Chap. rzi. them, Ahy haue ye not bꝛought him? Micab.5.2. 46 Theoticers anfineres,! euer man matth.2.g. ſpake like this man, __ f Wherin appea- 47 Then anfwered themthe Pharis, reth the mighty Gre ye alfo Decetued ? ower of Chrifts 48 Docth any of the t rulers, 020 the word againft his Phariles beſecue in him? enemits. 49 Wut this people which know not the t They alleage Law,are curſed. 5 the authoritie of 50 Nicodemus fayd nto them, (* hee man againft that came to. Jeſus by night, anB was one of Gods authority, them.) Chap.3.1,2. _ §1 Docthone Lawe iudge a man before it beare Him, *and knows what hee hath Deut.17.8 apd bone? 19.35. 52 They Deut. 1.16, 17. tis e 26 And beholde, hee Meaketh || openly, and they fap nothing to hun: Doe the rit- iers knowe in DecBe that thts is the vecy Grit? , 27 Howbeit wee know thts man whence he isibut when the hall commeth, no man ſyallkuow whence heis. 28 G Then cryed Jelus in the Temple hel Leuit, 20.10. a Either for breaking the - Law, ifhe did deliuerher, and of lightnefie and inconftanci¢, if he did con- he woman taken in adultery. 52 They anfwered and faid vnto him, Are thou alto of Galile? (earch and looke;foz out ofGalile ariſeth no Prophet. 53 And every man went onto bis owne Houle. CHAP, VIIL ut Chrift deliuereth her that was taken in adul- tery. 12 Hess thelig he ofthe world. 14 He ſhew- eth from whence he is come, wherefore, asd whio ther he goeth 32 Who are free and who are bond, 34 Offreemenand flanes, and their reward. 46 Hee defieth his enemies, $9 And being perſecu- bed , withdraweth himſelfe. Ae Felus went vuto the mount of D- tues, i 2 And early in tbe moning came againe into the Temple, tall the people came vnto him, and be fate Downe, and taught them, 3 Then the Scribes and the Pbariles breught vnto vim a woman, taken in adul- terie, and fet herin the mids, 4 And (aide vnto him, Waker, this wo⸗ man wastakenin adultery, in the very act. Nowe Woles inthe Law comman- Ded hs, that ſuch ould be toned; what fap» ef thou therefoze ? : 6 Qndthis they faydto tempt him, that they might haue whereofto * accufe bim. But Jefus ſtouped Downe, and with hts in- ger wote onthe ground. Me) 7 And while they continued alking bim, Chap. viij. felfe, andthe Father that (ent me, bearech Mee eben tay he wait 19 en ſayd they onto him, There is thy Father 2 Jeſus anſwered, We neisber knowe mee , noz my father. It yee haa aume me, pe ould haue knowen mp Fas D, 20 CThele words ſpake Jeſus in ý g trea furie, as be taught in the Temple, and no man layd hands on him : foz bis boure was not pet come, 21 Then fayde Jelus againe puto them, J goe my way, and pe fhatl leeke mee, and Wall die in pour > finnes. CAbicher J goe, can pe not come. 22, Then fayd the Jewes, TAN hee kill hemlelte, becauie hee lath, CUhither J goe, can yenot come? 23 And be laid tnte them, i De are from beneath : J am from aboue: pee are of this wold, 3 am not of this wold. 24 Jlapd therefoze vnto pou, What pee fhall Die in your finnes ; foz except vee be- — that J am bee, pee hall die in pour eg, 25 Chen fayd they vnto him, Cho art thou? And Jelus {aid vnto them, || Cuenthe fame thing that J fayn bunto you « fromthe beginning. š 26 J baue many things to fay, and to Trueth maketh free. 483 | 18 Jam fone that beare witneſſe of mp- f Which place prooueth Chrift to be very God and mana g Thatis,the place where the veficll and other things belonging tothe Temple were kept, h Becaufe of their rebellion wherein they did perfcuere. i He fheweth the difference bee tweene the Gow {pel, and the ſub⸗ tilt wit of mans lOr fromthe bea ginning enes that F [aid unto you ’ demne her, he lift himnlelfe pp, and fat vnto them, * Let Deut. 17 657 bim that is among pou without inng, catt iudge of pou: butbe that ient me, is true, and k Thatis,who the things that J baue beard of him, thole he was,whence b Tefus would mot meddle,but with that which did appertaine to his office,to wit,to bring fin- mers ro repeu- tance :and there- fore did not abolith the Law againft adultery. Chap. 1:5.C7.9.5 neffe, and faith that being God, though but one God,chap 5.37. d In that he ‘came fiom bis fa- ther, he fheweth thache is not onely man, but God alfo, the firt fone at her.. 8 Andagaine hee Louped Downe, and wrote onthe ground, ie 9 And when they heard it, being accuſed by their owne conſcience, they went out one bponc, beginning at the eldeſt cuento the laſt:ſo Jefus was left alone, and the woman anding in the miðs. _ d Io Ahen Felus had lift bp himielfea- gaine, ¢ law noman, but the woman, be ſaid vnto ber, oman, where are thole thine ac- cufers ? bath no man condemned thee ? (Or liuely ight. IL She laid, Moman, Lo2d. And Jeſus llOr, iuſt. fayd, > Meitherdoa J condemucthee:go and Coap. 5. 31. finne no moze. i € That which 12 Then ipake Jeſus againe vnto them, Chritdenicd, Laying, J * am the light of the world; be that Chap.5.31.here folleweth me, Wali not walke in Dackenetle, hegranceth,to but hall hauethe |\light of life. - ‘ declarevnto thé 13 Ghe Phariles therefore (aid vnto him, their ftubburn- · Thou beareſt record of thy lelfe ; thy record is not |! true. 14 * Jeſus anfwered, and (aid vnto them, hebeareth wit- < Ehough J beare recozd of my felfe, yet my neffetohishu- recoed ts true: fo: J knowe whence J came, manitie: like- & whither J go: but ye cannot tell d whence _wifedoethGod 3 come, and whither J go. } the Father wit- 15 Deindge after the fle: e Jindgeno meflethefame, man. which are two 16 Andit Jalſo iudge, my iudgement is diftine perfons, true; fo: J am not alone, but J and the Fa⸗ ther, that fent me. — 17 And itis alfo written in your Lawe, * that the teſtimony oftwo menis trug, € Hee “would not iudge rathy,as they dids Dewt.17,6,c>.39.15 .waat, 18. 55 .3.60%,13-1,h0b7.10,28, {peake Ito the wozid. 27 Chey vnderſtood not that he ſpake to them ofthe Father. 28 Chen latt Jelus vnto them, Ahen pe haue! lift pp the Sonne of man, then hall yem know that J am be, and that J Dono- thing of my felfe, but as mp Jrather hath taught me, Jſpeake thele things. 29 Foz he thatlent mee,is with meer the Father hath not left me alone, becaule J do alwapes thole things that pleate him. 30 CAs be lpake thele things , many be- leeued tn him, 31 Then faid Felus to the Fewes which belecued in him, Ikye continue in my wo, peare — Diiciples, 32 And hall know the trueth, and the tructh o Wall make you free. 33 Whey anfwered him,p Cee bee Abra⸗ hams ſeed, and were neuer bond to any man: iby gett thou then, Wee Mall bee made tee? 34. Jefus anſwered them, Cerely, terel J fay vnto pou, that whoſoeuer committet finne is the *feruant of finne. 3§, And the Cernaunt abiveth not in the howe foz euer: but the Sonne abideth foz 36 Jfthe Sonne therefore Hal make you kree, ye balbe free indeed. 37 Jaknow that pe are Abrahams (eed, but ye ſeeke to kill me,becaule mp word hath no place in you ? = 38 FJ peake that which J haue ſeene with my Father: and pe Doe that which pee haue ſeene with pour father. 39 Chev anlwered and fayde nto him, Abahani is our father. Jelug fayde vᷣnto Ppp 3 them, he was,and why. be came into this world, 1 Their ende- uours and pra- Giles, whereby they thinke to deftroy him, hall feruc to exalt and magnifie his glory. m Notto be- leeue in him,but to be conuiGed. n To wit, the Mefiias. o For they were flaues to finne. p Thefe were not the belecuing Tewes,but the mockers that atte fwered thus, Rom, 6.20. 2.pet.a. 19 q He granteth their fayings in fuch fort,that he fheweth vnto them that their owne deedes proue themliars, ! Abraham faw Chrifts day. them, Dyce were Abrahams childzen , yee would Do the * marks of Abraham. — moia ga y about $0 s — — fe at haue tolde pou the trueth, which J haug —— Heard of God: this dtd not braban, Beh woceeded „41 Dee Doe the workes of pour father. geet Then layD they te him, Cee are not boene 2 eftc2nication, wee haue one father, which ts Mad. 42 God were pour Father, then would pe loue me : foz 9 proceeded foo2th, and came from > God neither came F ofmyp felfe buthe tent me. 43 Aby do ve not vnderſtand my talke? becauſe ye cannot! deare mp word 44 * Pe ave of pour father the deuill, and the luks of pour father ye wiii Doe: bee hat beene a murtherertfron the begiming, and u above notin the trueth, becauie there ts no treth in him. CCiben he ipeaketh alte, then fecaketh he of bis * own ; foz he is a liar. and tie father thereof. Ay ArobecanieZ tell pouthe trueth , pee beleeue me not. 46 hich of vou can rebuke me of inne? avd it J fay the trusty, why Doe pee not ves leeue mee? r Which were his obedience, f For you are earnall, and can- not vnderftand - ſpirituall things. 1. Iohan 3.8. r Since the firft creation of man. u It foiloiwerh ther that he was once in ý truech: for he was not created euill. x According to his wont and 47 * ize that is of God, heareth Gods cuſtome. words: pe therefore heare them not, becauſe pe are not of God. - 3.leha 4, 6. eater ip 48 Then anfwerce the ewes and ſayd vnto him , Bay we not well, that thou art a Pamiaritane, and hat adeull? -49 Jelusanlwered , J haue not a Deuil, but J honour mp Father, and ye haue vifijo» noured me. A 5 50 Aud J fecke not mine oton pzaife:but there is one that ſeeketh it, and / Dogeth. 51 Ucrelp, verely Ji fay vnto yon, Ifa man keepe my word, he fhall neuer ziee death. 52 Chen fayd the Jewes te him, owe know we that thou baft a Deutl. abraham ts Dead, ane the Prophets, and thou ſayeſt. JF sni Keepe mp word, ye Mail neuer tatte of eath. §3 Art thou greater then our father Abza- bam mhich isBead ? And the Pzophets are Dead: Whommakei thou tyy elfe? 54 Jcüsanfwered, IEF honour my fetfe, ming honour is nothing worth: it is my Fa- ther that honoureth me whom pe fap that he is your God. : 55 Pee yee hane not knowen him: but g know pin, and 3 Mould fay J kuew him -y Whe wilf Te- uenge the iniutie tha: yee doca- =. gaint me, ot ra- Other agsin{t him, z For the faith- fuil eucn in death Ses life. a Which wasto fee the commirg of Chriftin the feh, which thing Abraham faw far off with f eyesof faith, Heb 1.10. b Notonly God, burthemediatour betweene God & man , appointed _ beforeal eternitie know bin, and keeye bis word. 56 Pour father Abzaham retoycedto fee mp? Day, and he faw tt, and was glad. §7 Tien ſaid che Fewes vnto hun, Thou art not pet Gftie perg ald,and batt thou ſeene Abꝛaham: 58 efus ſaad unta them, Verely verelx g Chap 10.3%. fay vnto pou, before Abꝛaham was, °F am. And he paſſed ço * Chentooke they vp ones to caſt at tharow the His, but Jeims hid himſelfe, and went out of mids of them, rhe Dempie. and ſo went C HA P,. 1X: pis wap. + Of him that was borne blind. “11 The com- bund men Chrif ginet fight. t S-loha. not , 3 Mens bza liar tke vnts pou: but > f Tlion of his that was borge blind. 39° Lo what. Chriftthe light ofthe world. fav as Telus palt by, Hee ſaw aman A whith was bind from pis birth. 2 Gnd bis diſciples alked tim, faping, Water, who did finne, this mano? his pas rents, that be was bone blinde? ; 3 Jeſus anhwered, 2 Metthee hath thie man finned, no: his parents, burrhat the works of God Wolt be Hewed on pint. 4 J mult work? the wakes of bim that D Therefore Nelus fayd vnto them, JF fent mez, while tt is Day! the night com- meth, when noman can worke, os As longas Jam in the world ,* Jam theliabtof the wot. 6 Aftesne as he had thus poken, he < {pat onthe ground , and made clap af the perfe ae anointed tye cyeswethe blinde wtth the clay. : 7 And fayd vnto bint, Goe wah in the a God doth tot alwayes punifh men for their fianese j b When oppor- | tunitieandthe ~ feafon ſerueth. Chap. i.9. and 12, and 12.35. | c This was noc for any vertue that was in the earth, in the fpet= poole of Giloam (which is bp tnterpretaticcle,orinthe clay, on, d Sent) ie went his way therefore and walked, and came againe ſeeing. 8 Mowe the neighbours and they that had ſeene hun before, when bee was vnde fad, Bs not this he thattare and begged? | 9. Home tayde, this whee: and others faye, oe is like him: Dut he himletfe fart, J am be. pè To Therefore they fapa vnto hint, Yow were thine eves opened 7 11 Mcanhwered,and fad, Whe man that is called Jeſus, made clay , and ancpnted mine eyes, and ſayd vito me, Ha to the poole of Siloain , and wah. Ho J went avs wae Hed, andrecetuedAght. q 12 Ghenthey ſayd vnto him, divere ts he, De fayd, Jcannot tell: 13 @ They brought to the Phariſes hun that was once blinde. & I4 And it was the Sabbath day, when to makeonefee: burit cnely pleas fed him to vfe thefefignes and meake d Hereby was prefigured the Meffias , who fhould bee fen unto them. | Jeſus mave the clape, and opened his | eps., i ; Ig Then againe the Phariles alſo alked bim, How be had recetued fight. And he fait vnto them, We layd clap vpon mine eyes ant J waed , and do fee. 16 Then fata ſome ofthe Phariſes, This man is not of God , berauſe Hee krepeth not the Gabbath day. Others fayde , Yow catia mat that te a finner, Doe ſuch miras ae and there was a diſſention among thent. 17 Then ſpake they vnto the blinde a- gaine, ẽ Chat ſaveſt thou of him, becauſe hee hath opened thine epes? And he laya Weis a phet. 18 Then the Jewes id not beleeue him (that hee had bene blinde, and receined his light) vntillthey bad cailed the parents of bim that had receiued fight 19 And they alked them, faving, Js thie pourfonne, whom pefay was borne blinde? pew Doth henow feethen? 20 His parentsanfwered them, and Gin, Ce know that this is our ſonne, and that be wasto blind: 21 But by what meanes yee now eeth, twee knowe not : o2 who hath orened his epes © can wee not teil: heeis old e- seus : atke bim Hee Galvantinere fopin ¢ È: ‘ > 3” S ; 22 Thele wozds hake biz parents, br- i 9 cauſ⁊ e. They durft nor ee ke the trueth, } l or feare they Mould bee ex. communicate, Excommunicate for Chrift. ~ f Tharis,confi- der that nothing B hid from God: therefore tell vs the tructh, thar God may be glo- tified thereby, Jo(h.7 19. x.Sam.6.5. g Hee fpake this in mockerie, h They thought either to driue him from the truetb,or to make him fwarue by their oft tinacs examining him: which praGife Satans members . ever doe obferue in examining Chriftians, 3 Hee derideth their wilfull ma- lice & ignorance k They doubted mot of his coun- trey or parents, but of bis office and authoritie, 1 Or,wicked men -` contemners of God „and fuch as delight in fiane, llOr exconmini- cate him, Thou art altogether bow caule they feared the Jewes: fo: the Tewes had ordeined alveadte, that Fany man did confie chat he was the Chꝛiit, he ould be excommunicated gut of the @pnagogue. 23 Wherefore (aid his parents, Ye ts old prough:atke him. 24 Chen againe called thep the man that had Beene blind , and faid vnto him, £ Gine glory vnto God ; we know that this man ts a tinner. 25 Then hee anlwered, and fayd, Ahe- ther beebe a tinner o: no, 8J) cannot teil: one thing J know, that J was blinde, and naw J fee- i i ho 26 » Then faide they to him acaine Abat DID He te thee? how opened hee hine pes? 27 Heanlwered them, Jhane tolde you already, and pee haue not heard it: where · fore would pe heare tt agatne?i will yee allo be his diſciples? $ St. 28 Theu checked they bin, ana ain, We thou bis diſciple: Ce be Moles diſciples. 29 die know that Godlpake with Mo⸗ fes:but tits man we know sot from whence bets. 30 The man anſwered, and fayd vnto them, Doubtles this is a maructlous thing, that pe * know not whence he is, aud pet hee hath opened mine eves. 31 Now we know that Ged heareth not 1 finners : but ifary man be a woꝛwipper of Cod, and Dorth his wil, him heareth he. 32 Bince the world began was tt not heard that any man opened rhe eyes of ane that was borne blind. i 33 HE this man were not of Gad,be coula baue Done nothing. : 34 They anfwered , and faid vnto him, it finnes, and Beek thou teach vs? fo thep cal him out. 35 Jelus heard that thep had || cat him out: and when bee bad found him, hee fais bute hint, Dozit thou beleeue in the Bonne of Gen? 36 Meantwered.and faid, Aho is hee, Lom, that] might beleen tu him? 37. And Felis fata vnto him, Both thou baf ſeene bin, and ge it is chat taikech with o As all aftonj. thee. ` Shed hee fell downe and wor- fhipped him, n Meaning, with tule & authority, to make the poore blind to fee,and the proud feers blind, Chap 3.17,18, and 12.46.47. o You thould not be fo much to fault, 38 Shen be (aid, Lod , Jbeleeue, and ™wozrlbippsd him. 39 Ano Fetus aide, J am come vnto atudgement inta this welde, that thep which fee not, might fee: and that they which fee, might be made blind, 40 And fome of the Phariles which were with him heard thele things, and faid bats him Are we blind allo? è 41 Jelus fain onto them, JE yee were Elina, ° ye ſhould uot haue fin: but now yee fay, Cle ee: theretore your ſinne remaineth, CHAP. X ut Chriff is the true [hepheard ,and the doore, Chap.x. fheepefold, but climeth vp another way, bee is a thiefe and robber. - 2 But hee that goeth in by the dosre, te the ſgeepeheard of the ſocepe. 3 Go hun the porter openeth, andthe ſheepe beare bis voyce, and beea calleth a pwne Heepe by name ,andieaderh them out. 4 Gnd wher he bath (ent forth hisown Heepe, be goeth before them, and the ſheepe follow htm; foz they know hts voice, § And they wil nst follow a trangen but they fice from him : fez they know not the voice of ftrangers. à O This parable ake Jeſus vnto theni: buc they baderiteod not what thisges they Were which be pake vnto them. í 7 hen faid Jefus vnto them againe, Cisrely, werciy Flap vata pou, Jam the doore ot the ſheepe. 8 Gil, >that cuer came before mee, are theeues and robbers: but the perpe did not beare them. é ; 9 Jam the doore: by mer tfany man en: tet tribe hall be iaucd, and ali: goin and go out, and find paſture. Io The thiefe commeth not, but forto ftealc,and to kill, and to Dettrop:J am come that they might haue life, and haneit ina- bundance, IL * Jam the good fepbeards the good Hephcarvd giveth hts itte foz his Herpe. I2 But an bireling, and hee whitch is not the thepheard, neither the eepe are hisowne, feeth the wolfe comming, and hee leauech the Heepe, and fleeth, andthe — catcheth ther, and ſcattereth tye hecpe. 13 Sothe hlreling fleeth , becaule bee ts an biveling, and careth not forthe heepe. The good fhepheard, 484 a That is,there is mutual ag rec⸗ ment and confent of faith between the paftour & the theepe. b He meaneth all the falle pre- pacts, who led not méto Chri but from him. c He thalbe fure of hislife. Ifa, 4i. exh. 34.236 d Chrilt know- eth his becaufe hec loueth them, careth & proui- deth for them. e As the Father cannot forget him,to more caw he forget vs, f Inthathe lo- ueth and appro- ucth me, : g To wit,among the Gentiles, which then were ftrangers fro the Church of God. Ezek, 12.22324. h Chrifteuen . inthar that heeis man,hath defers ued his Fathers - 14 Jam the goon hepheard,and 4 know loue and cucrlar mine and am knowen of mine, 15 ° As the father! kneweth me, fo knew F the Father: and J lay Downe mp iite foz my eepe. , 16 eDrher Hheepe J haue alſo, which are not of tits fold; chem alſo mult J bung,and they (hail heare niy voyce: and” there (hall be one thecpeteld and one ſhepheard. 17 » Cherefoze doth my father loue me. becaute* 3 lap Downe my life, that J might take it againe. 7 ý 18 fo man taketh it fram me , but 3 lay ft Downe of my (rife: J have power to tay it fting life, not te his elk only.but to vs alfo,which by bis obedience & perfed inftice are imputed righteous, Rom.: 539.Phil.2 7. 3.7. Actzi.2. 24. i Which wasin- Ritute, thar the people might Downe, and haue potser totake it againe: giuethankes to thts * commaundement haue J recewed of God for their my Father. 3 ; Ig € Chen there was a dillention againe . among the Jewes foz chele favings. 20 And many ofthenlapd, ee hatha deutl and is madde: why heare ye him? 21 Deber (atv. Thele are not the words of him that hath a deuilt; can the Deutlapen the eyes of the blind? 21 Ano it wag at Jerulalem the i fealt of 19 Diuers opinions of Chrift, 24 Hee is askedif the *Dedicatiou,and it was winter, he be Chrift. 32 His works declare that heis- God, 34 The Princes called gods. 24 —V— fap vnto you, ee that Him, and fain vnto him, How long Doct entreth uot in by tye doore into the thou ¢ make vs EIT san thou eat a 23 And Fetus walked inthe Temple, in k Solomons parch. — deliuerance and reftering of their religion & Tem- ple,which Antia= chus had cor- rupted & pollu- ted. i 1Ma¢.4.59- k Which was - buildedagaine » after the paterne of j which Salo~ Then came the Jewes round about mon builded. - the lOr, holdeſt our mind in ſuſpence Chriſts theepe hearehis voyce. — man, much more | sifon, . Chat, tell ve plainely. 25 Feiusanlwered thert, J fold you,and ye beleeue not ; the workes that J DOz.in nip Fathers Mame,thepbeare witne otme. I The caule 20 Buc peebelcene not: ' fol pe ave nor or wherefore the my ſheepe, as 3 (aid vnto pou. reprobate can- 27 Wy theepe beare mp voytt J know not beleeue. them, and they tollaw ine. : 28 And F gtuevntothem cternall life, and they palineuer pert , neither (hall anp plucke them out of mine pand. 4 29 Sy Father which ganethem mee, ts m greater then all, and nonels able to take them outofmy Fathers band. 30 J and my Father are one. 31 * Chen the Jewes againe tooke bp ftones,to {tone him. 32 Helus anfwered them, Many good workes baue J ewen you from my jas thers for which of thele wozkes doe pe tone me: i i 33 The Tewes anlwered hint, aping, Fozrthe goon wozke wee tone thee not, Vut fo: blafpbemyp, and that thou being aman, makel thy fette Gov. oe À 34 Jefiis anſwered them, Js tt not wits tenin pour Law, *3 (atv, pe are” gods? 35 Ikhee called them gods, vnto whom the word of God was giuen,and the Seripa ture cannot be bzoken, 36 Happee othim, whome the Father hath fanctificd,¢ fent into che wold, Thou m Whereby wee learne how fafe- ly we are prefer- ned againft all dangers, Chap.8. 59 'P/2l,82.6. n Meaning of princes & rulers, who for their of- fice fake are cal- Jed gods, and are mad? here in earth as his Lieu- tenants: where- fore if this noble title be giuento of God? 37 JET do not the workes of mp Father, beleene me not. 38 Butik doe. thenthough pe beleene not me, yet belecne the workes , that ye map know and belceue, that the Father is tn me, and Ji in him. ; 39 Againe they went about to take hin: but he efcaped ont of their hands, : 40 And went agatne beyond Jorden, in- tothe place where Jobn Bri baptised, and there abode. $ : 41 And many relozted vnto him, and faid, John Did ° no miracle : but all hinges that John ſpake of this man were true. 42 And many belecucd in bhim there. CHAP. XI, 43 Chrif raifeth Lazarus from death.47 The hie Priests and Pharifes gather acounfel again/t him. 50 Casaphas prophecieth, 54 Chrift gettesh him out of the way. — a certaine man was ficke, named Lazarus of Bethania, the town of Ma⸗ ry, and her fitter Martha, t 2 (Anditwas that * Wary which ane noynted the Lord with oyutment, and wi. ped his feete with her baire, whale broths azatus was ficke.) . 3 Therefoze his ſiſters fent puto him, ping. ne bee whom thou louet, is icke. 4 Aben Jelus heard it, bee layo, Thig ficknes ts nota vnto Death, but fo: the glory of Gan, that the Sonne of God nught bee it appertaineth co him that is the Sonne of God equall with his Father, © Whereby th gathered that 7 -Chrift was more excellent then John, Chap.12. 3 watt. 26.7, 9 Foralthough he died, yet be- ing reftored fo foone to life, ir wasalmoft no gloꝛilied thereby. é F death in Compas 5 C Mow Jels loved Martha, and her GRAND Lazarus. S. Tohn. blaſphemeſt, becaule J (ata, Jam the Dou die Marthaes confeffion. 6 Aid after he had heard that bee was licke,pct abode he two Daves Riin the fame place where je was. 7 Then after that, faid hee to his diſci⸗ ples, Let vs goe into Judea ayaine. 3_ Che diltipies fata vnto him, Water, Chep.2.30. & 8- the Jewes lately tought to* tone thee, and 59, 272d 10,31, Doci thou goe thither againe z b He that wal- 9 Jeius anfwered, Are there not» twelue Kkethinhis voca- houres tu the Dayztfa man walke in the Day tion,and hath the be ſtumbleth not,becaule bec leeth thelight light of God for of thts woꝛld. i his guid, needeth To But ik a man walke inthe night, hee Il Thele things pake hee, and after hee fo both fommer laid unto them, Dur friend Lazarus Aeg- and winter peth: but J goe to wake hin vp. was with the I2 Then faim his dilctples, Lod, if hee Lewes deuided Ucepe,he « thatl be fate. j into xii, honres, 13 Howbeit, Jelus (pake of his neath: but c They laboured ue ao that he had (poken of thej na> toftay Chrift eepe, 14 Then fatd Jelus vnto them plainely, Iudea, as though Lazarus is dead. } there had beene Ig And J am glad fo: your takeg, that J no need. Was not there: that pe map belecuc: but let 10r lumbering bs goe vnto bhim, j fleepe. 16 Chen faiu Thomas (which ig called d Which fig- d Didymus ) vnto hts fellow diſciples, Let nifiech in our vs alld goe, that mee map die with him. tongue, a twin is 17 ¶ Chencame Jeſus andfoundthat birch. Ge had lien in the graue foure Dayes aireae 18 (Now Bethania was neere vnto Jee rufalem,about e fitteene furlongs off.) Ig And many of the Jewes were come to Wartha t Marte to comfort them foz their bother. 20 Then Martha, when the heard that Telus was comming, went to meet him:but (Vary late Killin the boufe. 21 Shen laid Wartha vnto Telus, Lod, if thou haddeſt beene bere, my brother haa not beene Dead, 22 But nom £ J know allo , that that. foener thou al keſt of God, God will gine i e Which were almoft two miles f She fhewerh fome faith, thee. f - which notwith- 23 Telus (aid vnto her, Chy brother Hall Nanding was ai- rife againe. i moft ouercome 24 Marthalaid vuto him, J know that petoa tile againe in the relucrection at the a ay. 25 Jelus ſaid vnto berse J amthe refur- rection and the liteshe that beleencth in ime, though be were Dead,yet Hall he iive, _ 26 And wholoener liucth and beleeneth in me ſhall neuer dic. Belecuct thou this? 27 She laid vnto him , Mea, Lord, F be» leeue that thou art the Chriſt the fonne of God, which ſhould come inta the woo. 28. Gand when the had fe ſaid, he went her way,and called Wary her fitter ſecret⸗ paying, The Wafer is come, and calleth 02 thee. 29 And when thee heard it, thee arole “quickly and came vnto him. ; 30 For Jefits was not pet come intothe towne, but was in the place where Partha met hun. 31 The Jewes then which were mith ber inthevoule, and comforted her, when ace by her affections, g Chrif reſto⸗ reth vs from deathto gine vs everlafting life, to feare no dan- | Tuinbleth , becaule thereisno light in him. gers. The day ale from going into ` a 4 Lazatusrayfed. Cataphas prophecicth. Chap.xij. h Wherein fhe declared her af- feGiton and re- uerence that (hee bare to Chrilt, faw Marie, that he role bp bhaſtily, and went out, followed ber faving, Dhee goeth Uuto Che gratic,to weepe there. 32 Cyen when Mary was come where Felis was, and ſaw yun, thee fell Downe at bis feete, faying vnto him, Lozd, ifthou Saen bene bere, my borger had not beng cau. 33 Chen Felis therefore atwa her weepe, and the Jewes alfo weepe which came with ber, hee groncd in the ſpirit, and was trou- bled in hũnſelke, ; 34 And fain, Chere hane pee laid him? Thep layd vnto him, Lord come and ſee. 35 And Jefus k wept, 30 Then fayd the Jewes, Behold, how be loued bini, 37 Aud fome of them (aid, Contd not he, which opened the epes of theblinde, baue made allo that this man ſhould not haue i Forcompafli- on: for he felt our mileries as though he futfse redthe like, k We read not that his affections were fo excefliue that he kept no mealure, as we dae in our fo- rowes, ioyes, and ted? oyes 38 Jefus therfore againe groned in him- erher affections. felfe, and came to the graue. And it was a cane and a ſtone was layd open it. 39 Jeſus fayo, Take yee away the fone. Partha the titer of hun that was dead, tapo vnto him, Lord, he Rinketh already; fog be bath beene dead foure Dapes. 40 Jelus ſayd vnto her, Hayt F not vn- tothec, that if thon dipdelt belecue, thou fhouldett fee the ! gloꝛie of Gov? 41 Then they tooke away the ftene from the place where rhe Dead was laid. And Jie fus lift vp bis epes, and fapa, father, J thanke thee,becanle thou batt heard me. 42 J knowe that thou hearett ince al- tapes , but becaule of the people that ſtand by, § fayd it, that they may belecue,that thou batt fent ne. i -~ 43 As bee vad ſpoken theſe thinges, bee AEA witi aloud vopce , Lazarus , come ath. ' 44 Then bee that was dean, came forth, bound hand and foote with bandes,and brs face was bound with a napkin. Felus fayd vnto them, Loole hun, and let him got, 45 € Then manyok the Jewes which tame to Marp, and had feene the tyings, which Jeſus Did, belecucdin him, 46 But fomeof them went their way to the Phariſees, and told them what thinges Fetus han Done. JEg . 47 Then gathered the hie Piets , and the Phariſes a councitl, and fayd, Apat Tall wee soe? For this man Doeth many miracles, 63 Jim wee let him thusalone, all men wili beleene in bim, and the Romanes will eoine and take alway both gur place, and the 1 That isa mira- cle whereby Gods Name fhouldbe glo- sified, m They refit God, thinking to hinder his worke by thcir owne policies, - n Or,fortha ation _ prefenttime. = = 49 Then one of them named Caiaphag, o God madehim which was the hich [piel » that fame yere, to fpeake,neither fayd vnto them, We perceiue nothing at all, couldhisimpic- şo Roz yet Doe yon confider that itis tic let Gods pur- erpedicnt foz ys, that one man die forthe pole, who cauled people, and that the whole nation perih this wicked man nyt. euen as hee did Balaam, to be an ing hie Pꝛielt that fame peere, he o prophe· anftrument of the cied that Fetus Mould die foz the nation : holy Ghoft, 52 And not fe: the nation only, but that 51 This ſpake he not of himſelfe: but bes fi Iudas the purfebear bee Mould gather together in one the chil dren st God, which tere ſcattered. 53 Then from that Day forth they conſul⸗ ted together toput himto death. §4 Ielus therfore walked no moze open» ly among the Jewes, but went thence vuta a countrep neereto the wilderneſſe, into a titie called Ephꝛaim, and there continucdD with hts Dilciples. §§ CAnd the Jewes Paſſeouer wag at hand, and many went out of the countrey upto Jerufalem befoze the Paſſeouer, te P purihe themſelues. $6 Chen fought they for Telus, « ſpake aneng themfelues, as they foode in the TCeinpie.cCihat thinke ye, that he conuncth not to the featt? : mh. 57 s2ow both the high Peieſtes and the Dbariles had giuena commandement,that iFany manknew where he were , bee ould Mew tt that thep might take him. CHAP. XIL 7 Chrift excufeth Maries fact. 13 The af- fection of [ome towards him, & the rage of others agamſt him and Lazarus, 25 The commodity of the croffe, 27 His prayer. 28 The anfwereofthe Father, 32 Hi» death, and the fruit thereof. 36 He exhorteth to faith, 40 The blindne(fe of [omes and the inſirmities of others. g een “Jeius fire Daves befoze the Pafe- ouer came to Bethanta, where Lazarus mas, which was Dead, whom hee had raiſed from the Dead. 2 Where they made him afupper, and er. 485 p Becaufe they thought herel:y to makethem- felues more holy againit they fhould eate the Pafleouer: but they were noe commaunded by Godto vie this ceremonie, Matth, a6. 7. Marked 43, Warthalerncd: but Lazarus was one of them that fate at the table with him, 3 Then tooke Warp a pound of oynt⸗ ment ofipikenard very coftly,and anopntes Jelusa feete, and wiped his feete with ber batre , and the boufe was Glled with che fas Wouroftheopnrment. — 4 Then faya one of his diſciples, even Judas Iſcariot Himions fon, which ſhould betray bim, f § iby was not this ovntment fold foz b theee hundreth pence, and giuen to the pooꝛe: 6 Row he ſayd this, not that hee cared forthe poore, but becanle hee was a thiefe, and * had the bagge, and bare that which was ginen, 7 Then (aid Jelus, Letheralone? a gaintt the Day of my burping the kept tt. 8 Foꝛ the poozre alwayes pee hang with. pou, butine pe yall not haue alwayes. 9 Then much people of the Hewes Rnew that hee was there: and they came,. not fo? Jeſus fake onip, but that they might ee — allo whom hee bad rayſed trom e Dead. 10 The hie Pꝛieſts therefore confulten, that they might pne Lazarus to death allo, IL Becanle that kor bts fake many of the Jewes went away, and beleeued in Jee us. 12 Dn the morrow agreat multitude that were come tothe feat when thep heard that Jeſus Montp come to Jexuſalem. ⸗ 13 Cooks: a Euen fromthe head to thefecte. b Read Marke: 14-50 Chap. 13.29. ‘Matth.21.83 marke 33.8, he 19. 35> E- € Thatis,@uel beſeechtoee. d This doeth well declare that his kingdome Rood nor in out- wardihings, ZENI. 9. ſOrabhe preaſe. e They wereo therace of the Fewes, and caine out ot Afiaand ted that they fhould worthip mtr - ‘Temple, theknowledge all the world. | bake 9.24.and 49.33. 8 i the loue thereof let him to Chrif, it for Chrifts fake, Chap.t7.14, $ s -i Thereforma- of thofe things of order, Chap.3.t4- - to heauen. Tewes but alfo the Gentiles. 2 eho Jed 5. The wheat corne. _ Grecia: for elfe tht Tewes would not haue permit- - witbthem in che > -f Which is that ofhim fhould be manifeft thorow M<¥ to. 39. and 16.25.mar.8,35. - from comming hh And fo lofeth tion & reftoring which were out v k The Croffe is | che meaneto ga- ther the Church of God together, and to draw men ~} Notonely the 13 Tookcwancheg of paine trees, and went korth to meet him, ano cried, < Wolan: NA, Bleſſed isthe Ring of Plracl chat com meth in the Mame of tie Lor. I4 Snd Jeius found a*poung afz, and fate thercon, as tt ts weitten, Iş *fFeare not, Daughter of Dion: bebeld, thy Ring comineth ſicting onan afes colt. 16 Bũt his diſciples vnderſtood not theſe things at the irk + but when Jeius was glorificd, then remembred they, chat there things were written of hint, and that they . had Bone thele things vnto pin. 17 The people therefore that was with bim, bare witnelle thart hee called Lazarus o = the graue, and rayſed him from tye eau. 13 Gherefere mette him the people alfo, becaule they heard that hee had Done this miracle. 19 And the Phariſes faya antong them- Celues,JDercetue pe how ye preuatle nothing? 2529010, (the world goeth after him. 20 Cow there were ceviaine « Greckes ee them that came sp to woꝛſhip ar tye ca 21 And they came ts Philip. which was ef Bethſaida in Galile, Æ delired hun, lap- ing, Sir, we wouid tee Jeſus. 22 Hyilip came and toia Andrecw: and againe Andzew and HPhiliptold Jeſus. 23 And Jeſus anfwered them, ying, Thehoure ts come, that the tonncof nian nuit bet gtozttied. 24. Gerely,nerely J fay puto por, except the wheate corne fall into the ground and Die it abideth alone; but if it Dic, it baingety forth much fruit. 3 25 “De thats loucth bis life, Hati loiit, and beethat t hateth biz life inthis wozld, hall keepe it vñto life eternall. 26 It any man ſerue me, let him follow me: fo: where J am , there halt aio my fer» uant be: and it anp man lerue me, bim will my Father honour. 27 Mow ts my foule tronblies, and what fali J fay? Father, ſaue mee from io boure; but therefore came J unto this houre. 28 Father, glozilie thy Fame. Then came there a voyce from beauen, fying, J both baue glozificd it, and will glozife tt a> gaine. 29 Then ſayd the people that ſtood by And heard, that it was a thunder: others ſayd, An Angel ſpake to hint. i 30. Jeſus anfwered , and fayd , This pa came not becaule of mee, but foz pour 3r How is thei fudgement of this world: Rall the prince of this wozld bee caſt out. 32 *And kY, iT were lift vp from the earth, will Draw tall men vnto me. 33 Mow this layd hee, fignifping what Death he Mould dic. P 34. The people anfwered him , (Ae hane heard out ofthe * Law, that the Chꝛiſt bi- Pfal.8 3-36 anu Deth fo euer: and how favet thou, thatthe 110,4.0nd igi Bonne of man mule de lift yp? who ts that Donne of man? SAohkn. 35 Then Jeſus BD vnto them Veta tit- tle while ts * the tight with pou: walk while ye baue tight leg the Darkenefle come npon pou: foz De that walker) ts the Darke, knew. eth nor whither be goth. 36 Gils pee bane tight , beiecue in the light, that pee may See the chilazen of the light. Thele things hake Jeſũs, and depar ted, and hid himſtife from them. 37 E And though bee hap done fo many — befoge theni; yer beleened they not u pun: 58 That thefaying of Clatas the Pꝛo⸗ phet might be fulfilled, that be tapd,” Lom, who beiceuro our report? and ta whome ts tye m arme of the Lom renetled? 39 Cherefoze coula they not velecne, bee caule that Elatas faith againe, 40. *He hath bunded their epesjand þat- Dency their heart, that they Gont netfee with their gpeg, no? vnderſtand with their htart, and Mould be conuerted,and 3 thould "Dealetoem, 41 Thet thines fayd Efatas when Hee faw hts glory, and (pake of him. 42 Neucttheleſſe euen among the chiefe tulers many beleeuedin him: but becanfe of the Phariſes, they did net confeile him, lelt they houu be ſcaſt out of b Synagogue, 3 * fforthcy loued the ° prayleof men, moe then the prayſe of God. 44 And Peis cryed, and fayd, Wee that belceueth in me beleeueth notin mec, butin buy that fent me. : ; 45 Ande that lecth mee, eeth him that fent me. 46 J * am conte alight ite the world, that whoſocruer beleeueth inme, thoma not abide in darkeneſſe. 47 * And ik any man beare my wordes, and beleeue net, 3) | iudge him not: fo: Fl came notte || iadge toe world, but to taue the woa. 48 He that refuleth me,and receiueth not My wos, Hach one that lind geth hun: *the 020 that F baue (poker, it hall ioge him tithe r fat day. 49 Foꝛ J haue not ſpoken of my felfe: bur che father, which fent me, be gauemea commaundement what J] Would lap, anv what JMould (ycake. i 50 Gna J know that bis commaunde⸗ mentis life euerlaſting: the thinges theres fore that Iſpeake, J fpeakethem (0 as the Father ſayd puto me. l PMOP A P: ON EEE ; $ Chrift wafheththe difciples feet, 14 Exbor= ting them to hursslitie and charitse, 25 Tellth thera of Judas the trartour, 34 And comman- deth them earneftly to lome one another. 38 Hee forewarneth of Peters deniall. N Dw * before the keaſt of the Paſſeouer, when Jelus knew that his toure was come, that hee Mould depart out of this wold puto the Father, foz as much as bee loned his own which were in the world, vn⸗ to the end be loued them. Chriftisthe light. Chap. is 9e Ffas 3. trom 10.16. m Thatis, the Golpe! which is the power of God to flua- tion to euery ond that doeth be- leeue. Tfa.6.9. mat. 13. 14. Mar, 4.03. lak 8. 10.aG#s 2%, 26.r0m. 51,8. n By delivering them from theic miferies, and gi- ving themtruc felicitic, Or, exxromaune cate. Chap . 44. o To be eſtee⸗ med of mem. Chap.3-19, and 9.39. Chap 3.17. (Or,condemne. Or, condemnes HOr, condemneth. Marke 16, 16, p Forthat day fhalibe the ap- probation of the Gofpel, Mat.26 «2 marke 14, 1. luke 22.1o a Becaufe he fawthe danges © great which was toward them therefore he tooke the greater eare tor chem, ibe 2 Ana oe | Chrifts example. Mutual b Which was 2 And when > hipper was Done, ce that the eatingofthe the Devil had now putin the heart of Judas Patleoutr. Jitariot, Simons fonne te betray him,) 3 Reins knowing that the Father had given al! things ints his hands, and that be Boas come front God, and went to God, 4 Pee riety fromlhpper, and tapeth a> fide his vpper garments, and tooke a towell, and girded pualelte. i s Atter that, be powzed water into aba- ſeñ and began to wath the diſciples feet, and towipethem with the towell wherewith be was girded, 6 Thencame he to Simon Peter, who {aid to pim, Lord, doeſt chou meaty ny ter 2 7 Jele anlwered anv fapa vnto Hin, lihat J toc, thou knoweſt not now: but thou chalt know tt hereafter. 8 Weter lavd vnto him, Thou Galt nea ner Wath my fete. Jetis anſwered him, Ff F | é And makethee < wai thee not, thou Walt haue no part with al ane from thy Haves. » 7 d Tharis,to be continually pur- ged of the cors rupt aff: ions, and worldly cares which re- nie. 9 Hmon Deter fayd onto him ,.Lozde, ra frie onely, but alfo the bandes , and the head: 10 Jels faid to bim, Wee that is wa- fyen, necdeth not fane to dwaſh hisfeete, bat is cleane euery Wiii; and pe are * cleane, but not all. 11 for her knew who ſhould betray him: therekore fayd he, Me are not all cleane. I2 ¶ Go after pe had waſhed their ferete, maine daily in vs. anD had taken bis garments. and was fet Chap.05. 3. Dawne againe, he tapas vata them, Know ye » what J hane Sone to pou? 3 Pe call me Matter, and L020, and pe e To ſerue one. fap well: fo ſo am J. another. 14 FEV then pour Loꝛd, and Water hane Chap.15 ro.mat, waſhed pour keete, ye alia ought to waw tone 10.24,luke 6.0. anothers feet. Pfal.4i.9» Ig. jo: P Have giuen you an example, that f Vnder pretence pe ſhould Doe, euen as F hate Done to pou. of friendthip ſee⸗ keth his deftru- ction. g Towit, the Chrif and re- deemer of the world. Matth. 10.40. duke 10.16, 16 Gerily, verciy ¥ tay unto you ,* Che feruant is not greater chen bis matter , net: ther the ambatladour greater then bee chat fent bint. ges I7 JE pes know thele things, bleſſed are ye, ikye do them. 18.9 tpeake not of fou all: J krowe whom F haue choſen;: buticis that the (crip: ture might bee tulfilich, * Wee that eatech h For very bor- beead with mec, parh! tft pp his heele a- rer andindigna- tionof fuchan gaint ine, i 19 From hencefeorth tell Jvon beſore it abominzble a@, tome that when ttis come to patir,pe might as Tudasfhould beleeue that Fl am 2 he. commit, 20 * Gierelyp, verely 3| fap vuto pou, FE i Hedid openly fend any, hee that recetucth bint, receineth affirme, Matth. 26,21. marke.sg I8. Iske 225216 k Their falhion wasnot to ſit at table, but having - their thooesoff, & cufhions vrider their elbowes, | l leanedentkeir fitles,as it were _ halfe lying. me, and he that recetueth me, receiueth bint that ient mee. f 21 When Jetis had fayd chele things, be wash troubled in the (piric, andi teitities, and faybe, Cievely, vereiy J fap vnto vou, thatone of pou atl betray me. 22-* Then the diſciples caked one on an⸗ ‘other, Doubting okwhom he ſpake. 23 Mow there was one of bis diſciples, which leaned on Felis boſome, wvhom Fes fug loued. 24 To him beckened therefore Dinan Prigi that hee hould alke wha it wasof Chap. xiiij loue. Many dwelling places. 486 whom he pake. 25 ie then,as bee leanedon Jems back, fayd vnto him 020, who is it? 26 Felis anfwered, Wee itto, to whom J Gall give a top, when Y hauc dipped it: and. be wet a lop, and gaur tt te Judas Farior, Simons ſonne. + 27 And after the fop, Satan entered in» topun. Then daid Petung vnto bhim, Chat thou noch, doe quickly, 23 But nonẽ of themthat were at table, Bnew for what caule he ipate tt vnto bin, 29 Foꝛ fome of chem thought becauie Jus ‘Bas bad the bagge , that Felus Yan (aid wire to Him, Guy thole things chat we baue need ofagainit the feal: oz that hee ould gtue fome thing to the pooze. 30 Afloone then as hee had receined the — he went immediatly sut, and it was night. * 31 ¶ Ahen he was gone out, Telus fad, m Now ts the fonne of man glozified, and Gadisgionrfedtn hint. — 32 Fi Goa be glogitied in hint, God Hall allo gloritie hun im huntelfe, € Hal ſtraight way gioie him. : 33 Little childzen,yet a little while am J witi pou: yee fhalbfecke mee, but as 3) fava vnto the * Jews,- Ghither J goe, can pee uot come: allo to you ſay J now, 34 *" A new commandement gine J yn to pou, that yeloue one another: as Jhaue louen you,that pe allo loue one another. 35 By this Hal alimen know chat pe are mip titles, tf ye baue toue one to another. 36 Dimen Peter fata vnto bim, Lod, whither goet thou? Jeins anfwered him, CHbither 3 goe, thou cant not follow mee now: bur thou o halt folew me afterwards, 37 Peter ſayd vnto hun, Lo, why can J not follow thee noto? * 3] will lay Bowne my life for thy lake. 38 Jelusantwered hint, Wilt thon lay Dowie thy life for my fake? Clerclp,vercly g fay vnto thee, he cocke Hall nor crow, tw thou haue denyed me tiile. CHAP xan TS 1 Satan tooke full poffefsion . ofhim, m Meaning, tha, his croffefhall in- gender a marucie lous gloty,ard thatin it {hall mhine the infinite bountieofGod,, 2 Chap. 7.3 4»: Leiut.19.1 8.’ Mat.22, 39.chafs — 15.13.1,2h0.4s20. n Whercot we.. ought to haue. continuall remé ~. brance,as though — it were cuen newly giuen, o .When thou fhalt be more ſtrong · Matth 26.3 3. Marke 14.29. 1 He avmeth his diſtiples with confolation æ- gainfi trouble. 2 Hee afcendeth into heauen to prepare vs aplace. 6 The Way, the Trueth and -the Life. 10 The Father and Chrift one, 13 How we fhould pray. 33 The promiſe vato them thar - keepe his word, Nd he Hub te his diſciples. Let not pour - A\ bearte troubled; pee beleeue tn Gav, a beleene.aifain me. 2 In my Fathers houk are many > uwet- ling placca: if tt were not fo , 9 would haxe told pau: F roe re preparea place for you. 3° Andthough Igoe to pꝛepare a place fog you, wille come againe gnt receiue pon unto niylelte that where Jam, chere mappe bralo, 4 And whither Igoe, ye kuow, and the Way pe know. Si Thomas fayd vnto him, Load, wee dkna net whither chon goet: how can we ‘then knot the wap? 6 Sein Sid unto bin gam the tap, a For in fo bes- leeuing,no trons: bles hall ouere come them, b So chat there’ is not only plase». for him,bur for all his. c Arthelater “ day AQI. ST, d He was not- altoge her ig- norantjburhis, -i knowledge was. weake and jm- ~ izei A 4 pet i aa eet zo, perfect. Oye) a c cote wemultocein inbim 5 continve i» hia Send in hinh- anp Wholoueth Chrift: and the Crueth, and the Life, Mo man com: meth vnto the Father but bp me. 7 Ik ye had knowen mee, pe ſhould haue knowen my Father alia : and from hence⸗ foozth ye know him and baue eene him. 8 HDhilip faide vnto him, Lod, whew vs thy Fathcr,and tt ſufficeth vs. 9 Jefus (aide vnto him, J haue bene lo long tune with pou, Œ batt thou not knowen nie, Philp? he that hath eene me, hath ſeene my jFather : how then layeſt thou, Shew vs thy srather ? : IO Beleeueſt thou net, that J am in the f Forthevery Father, æ fthe Father is in mee 2 the worns fulnefle ofthe di- that J {peake bnto pou, J| peake not of my uinitie remaineth g (elfe: but the Father that dwelleth inme, S.John. Chrif the true Vine, glue J unta pou. Let not pour heart be tron bled,nor feare. j Chrift is become 28 Mebane heard how F faiz nto pon, man,to be Medie goc away, and will come yuto you. It ye io · atourberweene ucd me, pee would verely reisyce, becauſe f Godandvs. ` faid, J goe vnto the Father ; foz mp Father t. Satan execu⸗ iz í greater then J. tech his rage and 29 Ana nowy haue (poken vnto poun, be: tyrannie by the foze it come,that when it ig come to palle,pe permiſſion of might belecue. ‘ od. 30 Hereatter will J not ſpeake many u Satan hall af- things unto you s foz the * pince of this faile me with all World commech,and hath “nought inme. his force, buthe 31 Butit is that the mold may know that ſhal not find thae - J loue my Father: and as the Sather hath inme whichhe COMMANDED niee (0 J] Doe, Arile, let vs goe looketh for: for f Inthat,thae H in Chrift, be» doeth the workes. g Inthat, that 11 Beleeue mee, that J amin the Father, heis man. and the Father in mes: at che leatt, belecue h Whodecla- me fo? the very wozkes fake. rethhisMaictie *12 Clerelp,verelp J fay vnto vou,hee that and vertue by his “belecuech in me,the works that J] Bo,ihe Hal do@rine and mie racles. i This isreferred to the whole bo- dy of theChureh, in whom this vertue of Chrift De allo,and greater then thele Wal he Do: fog Igoe vnto my Father. i 13 *And whatloeuer pe alke tn my Mame, that wil J doe, thatthe Father map bee glo- rifiedin the Sonne. id i 14 Jf ve thal alke any thing in my Mame, J wil Bo it. ` doth thine and 15 Hl ype lone nee, keepe mp Commande- remaine for euer. melts, Chap.16.23, 16 And J will pray the Father, he hall matth. 7.7. giue pou another * Comtozter, that bee may markett.24. abide with you foz euer, zames 1,5. I7 Euen the pirit of! trueth, whom the A Ihauecom- world cannot receiue, becaute it teeth him - forced'you whiles not,neither knoweth him; but pe know him: — Iwaswithyou, for he Dwelleth with you, and thalbe in pou. but henceforth — 18 J wili not leauc pou conifozcletie ; bur theholyGhoft J will v come to vou. ~thall comfort I9 Det alittle while, and the world halt you,andpre= — feemme no moze , but ie all Cee me: becaule feruc you. Iliue, ve pall line alfo; ISocalled,be- 20 &t that day hall ye know that Fam caufehewor- thimy Father and youtnme,and J tn you, keth in vs the 21 ie that hath mp Commandements, trueth. and keepeth them,ts he that loucth me: and m Whichthing be thatloucth mee," atl be loued of inp ffa- hedoethbythe ther: and J will loue him, and will iewe vertue of his mine owne felfe to him. Spirit, 22 Judas lain vnto him (note Jlcariot) n He hall fenfi- bly feele that the Lod, what is the cauſe that thou wit thew thy felfe unto vs and not vᷣnto the world ? graccofGoda- _ 23 Jelug anſwered, and fayd vnto him, bidethinhim, JE any man lone mee, hee will? keepe my o Butthebro- wo2d.and my Father will loue him, and we theroffames. will come vnto him, and will dwell with p Whereby he aduertifeth them þin. 24. Dee that loucth mee not, keepeth not hottohauere- my wordes, and the word which pee heare, ſpect tothe = ts not 4 mine, but the Fathers which tent world, leftthey meg. ; fhouldbedrawen 25 Theſe things haue J poken vnto you, backebyeuill being prelent with pou. example. 26 But the Comforter, which is the holy q Thatis, not his alone: forhe had nothing (eparate from his Father, r Allcomfort, and profperitie, Ghot, whom the Father will tende in my same, hee Wall teach vou all things , and bring al things to your remembzance,which Jhaue cold pou. í 27 "Peace J leauc with you + my peace J stug vnto pou : notas the world giucth, hence, CHAP. XV. 6 The fweete confolation , and mutual loue betweene Chrift and ha members vader the para- ble of the Vine. 18 Of their common af fi:étions and perfecutions, 26 The office of the holy Ghoft, and the Apoftlese jin the true Uine, and my Father is an hufbandman, _ 2 *Cuery bꝛanch that beareth not fruit inme, hee taketh away: aud euery one that beareth fruit,be purgech it, thae tc may being foorth moze fruit. 3 *fow ate pe cleane though the word, which J haue ſpoken vnto you. 4 Abide in mer, and J in you : ag the branch cannot beare fruit of tt felfe, except it abide in the Cline, no moze can pee, a except peabtdetnine § Jamthe Cine, peare the branches: he that abtdeth in mee, and Jin him, che fame bringeth foorrh much fruit; fox without mee can pede nothing. 6 Jaman abide not inmec, hee is cat foosth as absanch, and withereth: and men gather them,and caſt chem into the fire, and they burne. : 7 Ikye abide in me, and my > wordes a bidein pou, afke what pee will, and tt hall be dong to you. 1 8 Herein is mp Father giai: , that ye beare much fruit and be made my dilcipies. 9 Asthe Father hath loucd meelo haue J loued you : continue in d my loue. 10 Ifye hal keep my Conunandements, pee hall abtdetn my loug, as J baue kept mp — Commaundements, and abide in is loue. Ir Thek things hane Jſpoken vnto you, that my toy might remaine in pou, and that your toy might be < full. 12 * bis is mp Commandement , that ve loue one gnother,as J baue loucd you. 13 Greater lone then tbis hath noman, when any man beitoweth bis life foz bis friends. ‘ ' 14 Weare my friends, tf pe Doe whatloee ner J] command you. I5 Hencefoorth call J you not ſexuants: for the feruant knoweth not what bis Ma⸗ fter Doeth: but J baue called pou friends: foz fall things that 3 bane heard of imp Father, baue J made knowen to you, 16 Dee haue not cholen mec, but aia cholen Tam that inno⸗ cent Lambe without Pot. Matth. 15.82; Chap.t 3.16. a Weean bring foorth no fruit, except we be in- gtatfed in Chri, b We muft be rooted in Ieſus Chriſt by faich, which commet ofthe word of God. ; c Sothatye fol- low Gads word which ye com- prehend by faith. d Wherewith J louc you. e Perfe@and entire. Chap.13 340 rthefi4.9. 5 .20h8 3. 11. and 4.3%, f Sothacthere . is nothing omit- ted that is neceſ⸗ fary for vs, and concerning ous faluations ith. 28. 19. g The word alſo ficnifieth to bee diligent to efpie faults to trip one red their malice, k Inthat they refufed Chrilt,ic taketh from them allexcufe where- themelues, asif they had bezne very holy,and without all finne, weakelings, For if you did he Comforter promifed. ther choſen you and oxdeined por, * that pee goe anb bring foosth fruite, and chat pour true remane, that whaaloruer vee Hall afke ofthe Father tn mp frame, hee may gine tt pou. ` 17 hele things command J pou, that ye louz one another. ’ 18 JE the wozid hate you, ye Know that tt bated mebefore pou. 19 It ve were of the world, the worlde would ioue hrs owne : but becaufe pee are not of the wo2ld, but J bane choſen pou out ofthe wozlbe, therefore the wolde hateth Oat 20 Remember the word that J faid vn⸗ to pon, * The feruant is not greater then bis mater. * TF tyty haue periecutes mee, they will perfccute pou alio ; tt thep bane g kept mp wozde, they will alia keepe b yours. 5 j 21 But all thele things will they to vnto pou foz my Rames fake, becauſe they haue not knowen him that fent me, 22 FEF hav not come and ſpoken vnto thein,thep i thould not haue had finne: but nov) haue they itok cloke fo: their finne. ' 23 ie that hateth ine, bateth my Father alo. ~ 24 JE J had net Bone workes among them which none other man did, they had not had finne: but now paue they beth psi and paue hated both mes and my Fa⸗ ther. 25 But it is that the worde might dee ful- filled tyat it is weitten tu thew 'Law,* Chey Hated me me without a cauſe. 26 But when the Comforter Hall come, * whom J will fend puto you from the fa- ther, euen the Spirit oftructh, which pro- ceedeth of the Father,be wail tettifie of me. 27 And pe hall witneſſe allo, becauk pee haue bene with me from the beginning. CHAv. XVI. 2 Hee putteth them in remembrance of the crofee, and of their owne infirmitieto comz, 7 And therefore doth comfort them with the promife of the holy Ghoft. 16 Ofthe comming againe of Chrift. 17 Ofhis afcenfion. 23 Toaske inthe Name of Chrift. 33 Peace in Chrift, and inthe world affliction. Te things baue F fayd buto pou, that ye ſhould nar be + offented. * 2 They hal t evcommuntcate you; pea, the time ſhall come, that whoſdeuer killeth pou, will rhinke that he doeth God ferutce. 3 And thele things will they Doe vnto you, becanfe thep haue not knowen the Fas ther,nozie. — Wut thete things haue F tom you, that when the boure Mall comc,pe might remem: ber that Htold pou then. And thele things bfayd J not vnto pou fromthe beginning, becaule J was with pou. i § But nowe Ff goe my way to him that fent me,and none oi pou atkerh nice, ahis goeſt thou? . y But becaule J haue fayd thelle things you-pout hearts are full of ſorow. 7 Pet telivouthe cructh, it is expedi⸗ ent for pou that Igoe away: fort 3 goe not awar, the Comfoster will uot come vnto Chap.xvj. pou; but ik Depart, JF will fend him yuto pou. x 8 And when he is come he wil? reproue the world cf nne, and of rightroumeſſe, and ol tudacrene: : 9 Dke finne, becaufe they beleene not in me: 1o Off righteoutrefe, becauſe Jgoe to mp Father and pe fail iee me no moze. II Oks iudgement, becaule che pince of this world is tubged. 12 Jhaue per many things to fay vnto yon but pe cannot bearcthem now, — 13 Yowbeit , when bee ts come which ts the Spirit of tructh, bee will lead pou into all trueth: for bee Wall not ſpeake of him- feife,but whatſocuer bee Wali beare.thatl bee ſpake, and bee will Hew you the thuigs ‘te come. 14 He fhal glogthe me ; foz he Wall recetue of mine, and fjali few tt ynta pou. Ig Altthings thatthe Father hath, are, mine; therefore fayd J, that he thallrake of mine, and thew tt vito you. 16 k A little while,and pe Mall not {ee me: and againe a little while ana pe fall fee me: fo:3 'goctomy Father. 17 Chen faid fome of his Dilciples among themfelues, (Chat is this that be faith ynta vs, 2 little while, and pe hali not fee me, and agate, little while,and pe thal (ee meand, For 3D goe tomy Fathers 18 They faya therfore, Ahat ts this that Mi lapt Ds A little while? wee Know not what elayth 19 flow Felus knewe that they would alke him, and fain vnto them, Dope enquire among your ſelues of that J fard, A itttle whue,ano pee Mall not fee me: and agatnea little while,and pe Wall fee me? 20 Gerelp,verelp J lap vito pou, that ye Wall weepe andlament, and the world hall retoyce: and pe ſhall ſororo, but pour ſorow Hall be turned to ioy, A 21 A woman when Mee trauatleth, bath forow,becaule her houre is come; but affoone as ihe ís deliuered of the childr, fhe remem: breth no moze the arguith,foz top that aman ts borue into the world. F 22 And ye now therfore are in forow; but J will lee pou magaine,and pour hearts fhal reioyce, and pour toy al "no man take from you, thing.* Clerelp,vevelp J fay vnto you, what: focuer pe Mail alke the JFather in mp ame, Ye will giur tt pou. ; 24. Hitherto haue pce alken r nothing in my frame :alke,¢ pe (hall recetue, that pour ioy may be full. 23 Audinthat vay halle alke me o now — Aske,and ye fhallhaue. 487 d Or,conuince, Thisis to be vn- deiftood of the comming of the holy Ghoft when his ¥ertueand firengih thall fhine inthe Church, e His enemies which contem- néd him,and put him to death, fhall be conuié by their owne con{cience, for thatthey did not - belecueinhim, AGs 2.37.and fhall know rhat without Iefus Chrift there fs nothing bur finne. f Wherefore the wicked muft needes confeffe ` that he wasiult, and beloued of his Father, and ° not condemned by bim asablafsi ; phemer or tranfe greſſor. g When they fhall know that I(whomthey called the carf -a pentersfonne, ~*~ and willed to - come downe from the croſſe) am the very Sonne of God which hau: ouer⸗ come all the ` powers of hell, and reigne ouer all, Epkef, 1.195 — 20, h Thefe things areconteinedin the do@trine of the Apoftles which onely is - fufficient- i As tonching the (piricuall kingdome of . s, God: for the Apoftles krew not that, till after the refurreCtion,: - k Mine abfence ſhall not beelong Ghoft, who thall remaine with you for euér, : for I will fend you the holy 1 From death I paſſe to glory,and fo I will enduc yeu with mine heavenly vertue. m By the power and vertue of the holy Ghoft, n. For it (hall be groun- ded vpon my teſutrection and the grece of the holy »Ghoft, o For yee fhall have perfect knowledge , and thallno more doubt asyee were wont. Chap 14 13. matth.7.7. and 21.22 mar.11.24.luke 11, . g.samest.5. p In refpe& of that, that you thall obtaine, if you . aske in faith, 25 Thek i Peacein Chrift. q Chik denieth not that heis the Mediateur, but fheweth that they thall obs tame their re« queg without diffcultie or any paine, Chap.17.8. Matth.2 6.31. marke 14,27. 25 Thek things hare J ſpoken bute you tn parables : but the time will come, when J ibali na moze ſpeake to you in parabies: but F pall Hew pou plainelp ofthe Jfa- ther. 26 At that day Gall pealke in my Mame, and J ap not vnto pou, that J willa pzap buta the Father for pau. 27 F9 the Father himſelke loucth you, becauic pe hane loued mez, * and baue belec: wed that 3 came out from God. 28 Fam come out from che Father, and came into the world : againe J leaue the wo2ld,and goe to the Father. 29 iis diſciples ſayd vnto him, Loe, now —— thou plainely, and thou ſpeakeſt no parable. 30 Row know wethat thou knoweſt all thingz and necdet not that anp man Mould alkethee. Bp this we beleeue that thou art come out from Hod. P 3I 3 elus anſwered them, Do pou beleeue ow? 32 * Beho, thehoure commeth, and fs r Although men already come,that pe hall be (cattered euery forfake Chrift, etis he no whit iminifhed t for heand his father areone, f Wehaue reft & comfort when weare truely grafted in Chrift, Matth.23.18. a Chrift hath all tule and domini- on oufr men, man into hts owne,and thal leaue me alone: but J ani not’ alone : fo: the Father is with me. 33 Thele things haue J poken vnto pou, that f in mee pee might haue peace, in the w world pe ſhall haue affliction, but be of geca comfozt : J] haue oucrcame the world. CHAP. XVII. t The prayer of Chrift unto ha Father,both for bimſelſe and hu Apoftles, and alſo for all fuch as receiue the trueth. 78* things ſpake Jefus, and lift bp bis ‘A epes to beauen, and ſayd, Sather, the houre is came: gloze thy Sonne, that thy Honne allo may glorifte thee, 2. * Ss chou balk giucn him * power ouer ali fic, that hee Mould giue cternall life ta b Which arethe all> them that thou batt giuen bin. e. c Thatis, thar they acknow- ledge both the _ Father andthe Sunnc to be very God. 3 And thists like eternal,that they know thee to be the onely bery God, E whom chou haft Cent, Jeſus? Chꝛiit. 4 Jhane“ qlort&en thee on the carth : J baue fintihedD tye worke which thou gaucit me to dee, : And nowe glorifie mee, thou Father, d Aswellbydo- withthine owne telfe, with the glozp whic) cttine as miracles, e Our election ftandeth in the J bad with thee betore the world was. 6 J baue Declared thy Mame unto the men which thou gancit mz out of the werta: good pleafure of € thine they were, and thou gauch them me, God,which is f -only foundation, and coufe of our faluarion,andis and they haue kept tiy wo. 7 Nob they know that all things what- focuer thon hat gwen me,are ofther. 8 Fo: Y haue girn vnto them the words declared to vsin Which thou gaucit wee, and they haue recet- - Chrift,through whom we arein- fified by faith, and fanGified, Rom 8.29,30. Ephef.1.495. Chap 16.27. ued them, * and hane knowen furely that 3) caine out from thee, and haue beleeued that thou haſt ſent me. o 3 pray for them: F| pray not fo: frthe wold, but foz them which thou haſt giuen ine; fo:theparetbine. Io Qudatlinine arethine, and thine are f Thatis, there- mine and 3 am glorified in them. . ptobate, IZ And now any Ino moze ws the world, S. Iohn. but theſc are in the world. æ 3 come to thee. Holy Jrather,keepe them tn thy ame, euen them whom thou hat ginen mee, that they may be e oue, as Wwe are, 3 12 While J was with them in the world, 3 kept them in thy name: thofe that thou gauc me, haue J kept, and none of then is iot, but the » childe of perdition, that the * |cripture might be fuliilled. 13 Ana nowe come J to thee, andthefe things (peake F in pwerld, that they might hauz my toy felGlicd in theinſelnes. 14 J haue giuen them thy word, and the worlde path hated them, becante they are i not ofthe world,as {am notof the waiu. I5 J pray not that thon Gouldeit take thein outofrhe world, but that thou keepe them from eutl. 16 Chepare not ofthe would, as Jam not of the wold. 3 I7 || *Sanetifie than with thp trueth: thy word ts trueth. Y 18 As thou dioſt fend meinto the wozid, fo baue F fent then into the world. Ig Andto: their lakes fanctifie Jimy (elf, that cup allo may be! fancrited through the trueth. 20 3 pray not foz thele alone,but foz them alfo witch tyallbeiccucin me though their 023, 21 That they ali map bee one, ag theu, D Father,arttumec, and glin thee; cuenthat they may be allo one in vs, that the = wod may beleene that thon bat ſent me. 22 And tie glory that thou gaueſt mee, g ahane gtuen them, that theymay be one, as Wwe areone, : 23 J in them, and thou in mee, that they map be made perfect in one, that the wold may know that thon haft fent mee, and batt loued them as thou bali lonca ime. 24 * Father, J wili tbat they which thou bait einen me, bee ° with me encu where J am, that thep may behold my glozy, which thou hak gines mee : Fo: thou loued tine bg- foze the foundation ofthe wozld. 25 D righteous Father, the wole alſo hath not knowen thee, but Jhaue knowen thee, and thele baue knowen that thou hat fent me. 26 Gnd. J baue declared vnto them thp Mame, and wili declare it, that the loye wherewith thou haſt loued mec, nap bee in them,and J in r them. CHAP. XVIIL 3 Chrifti betrayed. 6 The words of ha mouth faite the oficersto the ground. 10 Peter finiteth off Malchus care. 13 Iefvs á brought before Ana nas and Caiaphas, 25 Where Peter denieth hum, 36 He telleth Pilate what he kingdome i. WV Bin sets had ſpoken thele things, hee went foorth with bis diſciples o= uer the brooke * Cedron, where was igar» Den inp the which bee entred, and his dit ciples. allo the place: foz Jeius oft times reſorted thither with his diſciples. 3 * Judas Chane prayer. -a reame ran af- ter a great raine, 2 And Judas which betrayed him, keke 1.Kr0g.15.13. g Thatthey may be ioyned in vnie ti¢of faith and ſpirit. h Hewas fo cale led,not only for that he periihed, but becaufe Ged had appointed & ordained him to this end, A@s 1. 16,18, and 4.275 8 28, Pfal.109.7, i but are fepara- ted by the (pirit of regeneration, ||Or,confecrate them to thy felfe. k Renew them with thine hea- uenly grace, that they only may feeke thy will. l Which thing declareth that Chrilts holineffe is ours. m Thatthe infie, dels may by ex- perience bee cone: uiGed to con- fefle my glorye n Ihaue ſhewed them the exam- pieand paterne of perfe& felicis tie. Chap.12.26, o Thatthey may, profit and grow vp in fuch fort, that is the end they may enioy the eternall glory, with me, p For without him we cannot comprehend the loue wherewith God loueth vs a Which was ~ deepe valley through ¥ which Wat.26,36 mar. 14-3 2dsk, 22.39 Matth.16.47, kuke 22.47: b rhe which Fe had obteined of the gouernour of the Temple, (hap.07.12. Luke 32. fd Whofent Chrift vnto Caia» phas the high [Prick bound, e Although this office was for terme of life by Gods ordinance, yet the ambition Chriftis taken and bound. fand difentionof 3 * Judas thenafter Hee had receiued a b hand of men œ officers of the high Putelts, and ofthe Dbarifees,camie thither with lan- terns, and taches and weapons. 4 Then Jeſus knowing ail things that ſhouid come vnto Him, went loorth and (ata vnto them, hom leeke pe? 5. Cheyantwered him, Pelusof Maza ret. Jeſus ſaid vnto them, $ am hee. Mow — allo which betrayed hun, ſtood with them. 6 Acone then ashe had fatd vnto hem, Jam hee, they went backwards, and fell to the grount. f 7 Then hee altzed them agains, Them feche pe? And they fain, Fels of asaret. 8 Jeſlus anſwered, J iew vito pou, that Jam Ye: therloze fpe ſceke melet chele goe teit wap. k 9 This was that the wow might be fuil- led which hee fpake,* « Df them which thon gaueſt me, haue 3 lot none. 10 Then Simon [eter haninga fwod, Mew it, and finote the high Pieits ſeruant. and cut oft his right eare. Mow tHe ſeruants name was Halchus. IL Then iait Jefus unto Weter, Aut vp | thy Gwo2d inte the heath: Mal J net minke ofthe cupwhich my father hath ginen me? I2 Chenthe band and the captaine, and the officers of tye Jewes tooke Jetus, anv bound hin, 13 And ledde him away to *¢ Annas iri | Cfoz bee was father inlawe to Cataphas, which was the hie Prieſt· the ſame peere) 14 “Gnd Caiaphas was hee that gaue counfell to the Jewes,that it was cxpedient that one man ſhould dte faz the people. I5 € * Mow Simon Peter followed Je: fus,and an other difciple, and that diſcipie was knowen of the hte Picit: therefore hee inei with Jeius into the hall okthe high ict. ] 16 But Peter ſtoode at the Deore with: out. Chen went out the other diſciple. with was knowen vnto the die Peielt, and (pake 8 her that kept the doore, and brought in eter. 17 Tien faid the maide that kept the Doone buto eter, Art not thou alfo one of this mans dilciples? he fain, 3 am not. 18 And the ſeruauts and officers ſtoode there, which had made a fire of coales : fog it was colos, and they warmed themſelues. And Heter allo toode among them, and warmed himeife, 19 € (Tbe bigh Weick then afked Fieis of hts diſciples, and of his Doctrine. 20 Jelus anlwercd him, J pake f openly to the mold: F euer taught ta the Dyna» gogue and in the Temple, whither the Jewes velot continually,and tn ſecret haue Ji faim nothing. — i 21 (dy alkett thou mezafke them which heard mee what F faid vnto them: behold, they know what F laid. i 22 Chen he had poken theſe things,one of the officers which ſtoode by, ſmote Jems with bis rod, laying, Aniwerelt thou the hie Pꝛieſt fe? 23 Jelus anſwered him, JET bane euill Chap. xviij. (poken, brate witneſſe of the cuil: but ify hatte weil ſpoken, why ſintteſt thon nic? 24. G*fQow Annas hat eſent him bound vnto Catapyas the bie Prieſt.) 25 * 4nb Gimon Peter toone and war, med himſelfe, and they laid vnto him, Art not thou alſoof his diſciples? ier denied it and ſaid, J am not. i 26 One ofthe feruants of the bte etek, bis couſin, whole care Peter Gore off, iid Did not 7 ize thee iv the garden wich pim? 27 Weter then Denied againe and imne- iatly the cocke crew. 28 @ * Lien led they Jeſus from Cais- phas into the common hall. owe tt was moning, and they themlelnes went not into the common ball, let chev ould bee *Defiled but that they might cate the alle oer. 29 Pilate then went ont vnto theu, and fata, iyat acculation bing pee againſt this man? 30 Thep anfwered.and (aid vnto hin, JE be were uot an enil Doct, we would not haut Deliucred him vnto thee. . 30 Ahen {aid Pilate vnto them, Take h yee hint, and iage him atter pour owne Law. Chenthe Jewes (Aid vnto him, It is a ilatofuil foz bs to put any man to eath. 32 Tt was that the wo: of Jelus* might be fulfilled which he ſpake, fignifping what Death he Hould die, $ À 33 * Go Pilate entred into the common ball againe, and called Telus, and fad pute him, Art thon the king of the Jewes? 34 Telus anhwered dim, Hayet thou that of thy lelfejoz Did other tell it thee okme? 35 Pilate anſwered, Am J a Jewe? Chine owne nation, and the igh Parettes baue Deliuercd thee unto mec. Uhat halk thou done? f 36 Jelug anfwered, My kingdome fs not of this kwo: : if my kingdome were of thts wold, mp ſernants would fureip tight, that Jſhouid not bee Delinered to the Sita but now ts my kingdomte not from ente, 37 Pilate then faid vnto him, Art thou a King then? Jelusanhvered, Chon lapet that J am a King:fo: this caule amg bome, and foz this canie came J inte the world, that J ſhould beare witnetle visto tye truth: euery one that ts of the tructh, beareth my voice. 38 Pilate faid buto him, | Chat is truth? and when hee had faid that, bee went ont a- gaine vite the ewes, and ſaid vnto them, J findetn him ne taule at all. _ 39 _* But pou bane an cufteme, that J ſyould deliver you one loofe at the Paſſeo⸗ ucr: will you then that FZ loole pute you the King of the Jewes? } 40 * Then cricd they all againe, faping, Not bim, but Barabbas ; now this Barabs bas was á murtherer. CH A P. XIX, 1 When Pilate could not afwage the rage of the Iewe: againtt Christ, heodeliuereth him up — 8 Peters deniall. 488 Matth.26.57. marke 14.530 luke 22.54, g Afterthat Cutaphas had : firft (ent him: to him. Mat.26.69,79. mark. 14:67. liska 22-55356575 Mat.27.2.marke 15. 1. luke 23. i Act. io 28, anda L3. h He fpake this - difdaine fully, becaule they were fo benta- gainft all righe and equitie. 1 Asitthey fhould fay, Thou wilt not fuffer vs > to dee it: for he knew that.it was not permitted tothem by the Romanesto pu- nifh with death, Matth.r0.159, Matth, 279.08. marke 15.2, luke 23,3. k Ie flandeth not in fireneth of men norin worldly defence, l This wasa mocking and difdaincfull . qaeſtion. Matth,27.15. marke 1 5.6» tuhe 23.57 m This wasone« of theirblinde abufes: forthe Lawe of God gaue no libertie to quit a wicked trefpaffer. AGS 3,040. “i No power but from aboue. hu fupzr[eription to bee hanged betweene two thiewes, 23 They cafi lots for lus garments. 26 He _ commendeth his mather vato Lohn, 18-Calleth for Matth.27.27. MAYAS A617. a Hethoughrto haue pacified the fury ofthe Iewes by fome indiffe- -rent correQion. ~ b He fpake in mockerie, be- caufe Chrift cal- led himfelte King, e Chriftwas in deede the Sonne of Gad, & there- fore might iuftly ` callhimfelfe fo without breach ofthe Lawe: whereforetheir coloured acci- -= fation was falfly - applied, d Hereby hee . fheweth him, that he oughe not ro abufe his office and au-' . ~ thoritie, * £ Aplacefome- what high and railed vp, f Which was mid day. drinke, 33 dieth, and his [ide ú pierced andtaken downe from the croffe, 38 He u buried. T ————— tooke Jeſus anda ſcourged bon. 2 And the loulBiers platted a crowne of thozues,and puit it on his head, and they put on him a purple garment, © 2 And fad, Vaile, Ring of the Jewes. Ann they fmrote bim with their rods, 4 Then Pilate went foorth agatne,and faid puto them, Behold, J burg him koorth to pou, that pee map knowe, that J linde no fault in btm at all. : 5 Then came Jelus foorth wearing a crowne of thanes , an? apurple garment. And Pilate {a puta them, © Webold the man, 6 Then when the high Pets and of ficers faw him, they cried, faying, Crucitic, cruciite him , Pilate ſaid vnto them, Cake pe bim, and cricitie him: fo? J Aude no fanit nbim. The Jewes anlwered him, Uee hane à lawe, and by our lawe bee ought to die, Voge hee made himlelfe the ‘Donne of 9 . 8 ¶ Ahen Pilate then heard that wod, He was the moze afraide, 9 And went againe into the common ball and taid vnto Jelus, (ibence art thou? But Fetus gaue him none anſwere. 10 Then faio Pilate vnto hint, Hpea- kel thou not vnts mee? Knowelt thou not that J] bane power te crucifie thee,and baue power to looſe thee? It Jeſus anſwered, Chou coauldeſt haue no 4 power at all agaiuſt mee,ercept it were ginen thee from aboue: therefore bee that rea meg unto thee, ath the greater inne. 12 From thencefoorth Pilate fought to toole him, but the Jewes cried, ſaying, JF thon deliuer him, thou art not Celars friend: for whoſoeuer maketh himſelfe a King, pea: keth anatntt Ceſar. 3 Uhen Pilate heard that word, Hee brought Jels foorth , and fate Downe in the tũdgement feate in a place called * Pauement, and in Hebrewe, Gab- batha. 14. And tt was the preparation of the Waiteouer, and about the f firt boure: anv an fayde inte the Jewes , Behold pour ing. Ig But they ceted, Away with him, away with hun, crecifie him . Pilate ſayde onto Maith.37. 33. market 5.21. duke 23.26. g Which was the place of execution. them, Adal 3 crucifte your Ring? The high Duets anſwered, ice haue no King but efar. 16 Then deltuered hee him vnto them to bfcructied. * And they tooke Jeſus and len him away. 17 And he bare hfs croffe, and came tnto a place named of deadmens (kulles, which is calted in Hebrew, s Golgotha: 18 Cibevethey crucified hin, and tivo g» ther with himon gither ide one, and Felis in the mips. S.Iohn. 19 € And Pilate wꝛote alſo a titie, and put it oñ the croſſe, and it was witten, 1E- SVS OF NAZARETH THE KING OF THE IEWES. 20 This title then read many of the Sewes: for the place where Jeius was crue cifted was nere to the citic;and tt was wait · ten in Hebrew Greeke, and Latine, 21 When ſaid the high jrieftes of the Mewes to Pilate, CUrite not, Che King of derandic, the Jewes, but chat pee laid, J am ing of the Jewes. i 22 Pilate anfwered, That J hane wit ten, J baue witten. * 23 @ Then the * ſouldiers, when they bad crucified Jelus, teoke hts garments, and made foure parts, to euery ſouldier a Part, and his coate, and the coate was with: u ftame, wonen from the toppe thorotgs ut. 24 Therefor they fain one to another, Let p3 not Buide tt, but caf lots toz tt, whofe tt hall be. This was that the: {cripture might be futten, which faith , * Chey pare ted ny garments among them, andon mp coat DID caſt tots. So the ſouldiers did theig things indeed. , 25. Then ttoode by the croſſe of Jeſus bis mother, and bts mothers fitter, Marte He wife of || Dieaphas, and Warie Mpagdas ene, 26 And when Jelus faw bis mother.and the diſciple ſtanding by, wham bee toucd, bee faid vnto his mother, Toman, behold thyſonne. 27 Chen laid heeto the diſciple, Behold thy mothers and from that boure the dilciple tooke ber home unto bin, 28 @ after, wien Jelus knewe that all things were performed, thatthe *Dcripture Might be fulftiled, he faid, g thirk. 29 And there was ſet a veflell full of vi⸗ neger: and they filled a ſpunge with vines ger, and k putit about! an hyſſope ſtalke, and put ít ta his mouth. 30 Mow when Jelus had receiued of the bineger, he fatd, » It ts finehed, and bowed His head, and gauc vp the ghoſt. 31 Che Jewes then (becaule it was the Pxeparation, thatthe bodtes onld not re- maine Dpon the crofle on the Sabbath day: for that Sabbath was anrhic Dap)befonght {Pilate that their leas might be broken, and that they night be taken Downe, 32 Chencamethe fouldiers , andbrake the legs of the Art, and of theother, which was crucified witi Teius, | 33 ut when they came to Jefus, and* ſaw that hee was Dead already, they brake not his legs. La 34 But one of the fouldiers with a ſpeare © pierced his fide, and forthwith came there outhlood and water. - 35 And Hee that law it, bare record, and his record is teue: and hee knoweth that hee faith true, that peemtghtbeleencte, 26 So thele things were done, that the * Scripture Hhould bee fulfilled, Mot abong of him thail be baoken. —J 37 And againe another Scripture faith, *Ehep hail (ee bim whome they bane Zechsa,10. thui The fouldiers caftlots. _k Or, fattened it’ das h Becaufe all na- trons might vn- Matth.27.35. marke 5 24 take 23. 345) i That which was prefigured in Dauid, was ac- comphthed in le- fus Chrift. Pfah22.18. lOr, Çlopas, Pfal 69.22. vpon an hyffope | Malke, A 1 It may appeare : that the croffe was not hie, ſee⸗ ing aman might | reach Chie 4 mouth with an hy flope Raike, whichas appea- reth, 1.Kings 4,22. was the loweſt among herbs,as the ce- dar was higheft among trees, m Mansfaluatie: on is perfeéted by the onely fa- criace of Chrift, and all the cere- moniesof the Law are ended. n Becaufe the da: of the Paffeouer fell on the Sab. barth day. o Which decla⸗ reth that he was dead indeed as herofe againe from deathto life, Exod,t2 46, NUM 92. had Matth.29.57. marke 15 4243 hake 23.50,5%. Thar is to fay, efore Chriftes q This honoura: ble buriall was asa preparation and entrie vnto the refurreGion. Marke I 6.3. luke 24.1, a She departed from home be- fore day, and came thither a⸗ bout the funne ‘filing, Mar,16,2. Or,22p kin e b Thatis,Iohn hrifts refurrection. thut though. Á 38 “And atter thele things Joleph of Ari- mathea, (who was a Diſciple of Jeſus, but P fecretlp tez feare of the Fewes) beſought Pilate that hee might take Downe the body of Jelus. And Pilate gaue hun licence. Yee came then and tooke Jielus body. · 39 And there came * allo Nicodemus (which Griticame to Jeſus by night) ana brought of myzrhe and aloes mingled togee ther about an hundzeth pound. 40 4 Then tooke they the body of Felus, and wrapped it in linnen ciothes with rhe —— as the maner of the Jewes isto urie. 41 And in that place where Jeſus was crucified, was a garden, and in the gardena na fepulchze, wherein was neuer man pet aide, 42 There then latde they Jelus, becaule of the Jewes Pꝛeparation day,foz the ſepul⸗ chle WAS NELLE. CHAP. XX t Marie Magdalene commeth tothe fepulchre, 3 So doe Peter and Jobu, 12 Thetwo Angels ap- peare. 17 Chrift appeareth to Mary Magdalenes 19 And to all his difcsples. 35 The sncréedulstie of Thomas. 28 Ha confeffion. Ne * the firt day of the weeke came Darie Magdalene, earely when it was pet a Darke, vnto the fepulchze, and fawe the ſtone taken away from the tombe. 2 Chen hee ranne,and came to Dimon Deter, and to the other arlciple, whom Fe» us loued, ans faid wntothem, Chey haue taken alway the Lo: out of theleputcine, on wee knowe noc where they haue lave un, 3 Peter therefore went foozth , and the ooet Dilciple, and they came vnto the {e> pulchze. i 4 So they ranboth together, but theo. ther Ditciple did outrun Peter, and came fitto the ſepulchze. _§ And hee Louped Downe, and fawe the linnen clothes lying: pet went he notin. | 6 Chencame Dimon Peter following bim,and went tute the Sepulehze, and faw the linnen clothes lie pies 7 And the || kerchicie that was vpon his bead, not iping with the linnen clothes, but Wrapped together ina place by tt (elfe, 8 Then wearin allo the > ocher diſciple, which wrote this which came firit to the lepulchee, and be law Golpel, c Hebeleeued that Chriftes body was taken away,according as Mary repo:ted. llOr, to their com- pany. Matth.28.1, mark. 16,2. œ it,and ¢ belecued. 9 Foras yet they knew not the Scripe ture,that beimu trile againe from the Dean. Io And the Diſciples went away againe vnto their lowie iome. 3 ILe * But Marie toode without at the fepulchre weeping: and as thee wept, thee bowed her (etfe into ihe (epulchec, 12 And law twe Angels in white, fitting, theoneat the head, and the other at the feet, where the bodyvf Jeſus had layen. 13 And they fais vito her, (oman, why weepeſt thou 2. Dbec laid vnto them, Thep pane taken away my Loyd, and know not Chap. xx. where thep haue layd him, 14 bhen thee had thus faid, hee turned Thomas diftrufteth. 489 ber telfe backe,and faw Jeſus ſtanding, and knew net that it was Jeſus. Is Jeſus faith vnto ber, Toman, why weepett thou? whom (eekett thou? Sbe fup» poling that bee had beene the gardiner, fata Unto hun, Str, t€thou bat bone kim hence, tell me where thon paft layd him, and J will take him away. 16 Jeſus ſaith onto her, Darie. Zhe turs ned her tette, and fain vnto him, Rabbont, which ts te ſay, Maſter. i 17 Jes taith vnto her, Couch me not, fo: Jam not pet oaſcended tomy Father, but goe to mp ¢ Siethzen,and Tap vnto them, J aicend onto my Father, ant to your Fa⸗ thet,and to my Hod, and pour f Goo. 13 Warie Magdalene came and told the Dilciples, that thee bad (eene the £ 02D, anv that be bad ſpoken thele things vnto her. Ig ¶ * The lame dap thenat night, which twas the Arik day of the wecke. and when the e doores Were {hut where the Diitiples were alfembicd foz feare of the Jewes, came Fie- {us and food inthe midi,and faid ro them, h Peace be vnto pou. d 20 And when hee had fo laid, hee ſhewed vnto them his hands, and bis line. Chen ad * diſciples glad, when they had ſeene e Lod. 21 Then Laid Jelus vnto them againe, Peace bento pou ; as mp Father ſent mee, to fend J pou. 22 And when hee had faid that, he i bea- thed on them, and lata vnto them, Recetue the holy Ghot, ‘ 23 *Gibheloeuers finnes yee remit, they are remitted vnto them; and wholocners finnes pee retaine,they are retained. 24 @ But Thomas one of the ttwelue, callcdD Didpmus, was not with them wher Jeſus came. 25 The other diſciples therefore faid bre to him, He haue ſeene the Lozd: but hee faia vnto thent, €rcept J fee in hts bands the print of the naples, and put my Anger inte the || print of the naples, and put mine hand into bis five, q will not beleeue tt, = 26 CAnd eight dayes after, agatne his Diltiples were within, and Thomas with them. Then came Jelus when the Doos were ſhut, and Roode in the mids, and (aid, Peace be vnto pou. 27 After, ſaid hee to Thontas, Put th finger here, and fee inp hands, and put forti thine handand put it into my five, ana bee not fatthleffe but faith full. : 28 Then Thomas anfwered, and fain Yuto him, Thou art my Loꝛd, and my God. 29 Jems fatd buto him, Thomas,becauſe thou hat feene mee, thou belecucit: bleſſed they that hauek not (ene , and haue be- leeued. 30 ¶ And many other ſignes alfo oid Jeſus tn the preleuce of hts Dilciples, which ate not witten in thisbooke, 31 But thele things are witten, that pee might belecue, that Jeſus ts the Cheiſt the Sonne Celie tigen enar ate: uing pee might haue life thaough bis ame. gy s9 Dag g CHAP A x d Becaufefhee was too much addi&ed to the corporal pre- fence, Chrift teachech her to lift vp her mind by faith into heauen, where onely after bis Afcenfion he remaineth,and where we fic with him at the right hand wf tbe Father. e Thatis,the difciples for he wasthe firft borne among many brethrea, Pfal.22.22,23- rom.8,29. coloff.1.1$, f Fie is our father and our Ged, becaufe tefus Chrift is our brother, ; Mar.16.14, luke’ 24:36. 1 cer. 13.5 g So thge no man opened him the doores, but by his disine power he caufed them to open of their owne accord, as of Peteris read,AG&.5.19- and 12.10. h Or, all protpe- ntie: which maa= ner of greeting the lewes vied. i To give them greater power and vertue to execute that weightie charge that he. wonld commit vnto them, Matth 18,28. lOr, place, k Which depend vpon the fimpli- citic of Gods word,and ground not them!clues vpon mons ſenſe and reafon. Chap 22 24s The drau ght of fithes. =. POr, lake of Ge- wefareth. {Orgluidren. a Albeit they knewhimnot able at all to Draw tt foz the multicudeof f- etthey followed Mes. : eeek bs 7 Therefor fain the dilctple whom Je- eaufetheyhad . fus loued vnto Jeter, Ie is the Losd.cGien allnighttaken . Simon Jeter heard that it was the Lozd, painesin vaine, he girded pts > coate to him (foz be was nas bIcwasfome ked) and catt bimlelfe into the tea. linnen garment, 8 But the other dilciples came by hip which fifhers Cfo? thep wert not far Froniland, but about viedtoweare, . tesohundzeth cubits) and they Drew the net: which being with ies. í _tnffed vnto 9 As foone then as they mere come to him, couered his CHAP. XXI. x Christi appeareth to ha difciples againe. 15 He commandeth Peter earneftly to feede his fheep. . 38 He forewarneth him of hw death.a5 Of Çhrifis ma niſold miracles. Ftet theſe things, Telus ſhewed himfeite A againe to bis diſciples at the Jira of Ti- berias: and chus ſhewed be himfeife. 2 There were together Simon Peter, and Thomas which ts called Didymus, aud s2athanacl of Cana in Galtle, andthe (sents of Zebedeus, and two other of his ail A Dimon Peter ſaid bnto them, 3 goe a fying. Thep lai vnto hun, Cdice alfo will go with thee. Thep went their wap, and en- tred tnte a ſhip ſtraightway, and that night Caught hep nothing. 4 But when the morning was nowe come, Telus ſtood on the wore: neuerthelelie the diſciples knew not that it was Jefiis. § Jeſus then fad vate them! Dirs, haue yee anp meate? They anlwered bim, No. 6 Chenbe faid vnto them, Cat out the neton the right fide of the hip, and pe hall finde. Ho tiep a cat out, and they were not land, they faw hot coales,and Al laid theres neither pasts, and on.and bꝛead. : alfoletred not 10 Jeſus faid vnto them, Being ofthe f- hisfwvimming. ¶ ſhes, which yee haue now caught. __ IT Sunon Peter ſtepped forth and drew the net to land kull ot great Aies, an pun- deeth fiftte and thꝛee: and albeit there were {fo many,vet was not the net broken. 12 Jels laid vnto them,Come,and dine. And none of the difciples durſt alke him, CCihe art thou,fecing they Knew that he was, the Lezd. 13 Felis then came,and tooke blean, and: gaue them, and fiſh likewiſe 14 This is now the third time that Je· S.Tohn. fus ewed himſelfe to bis diſciples, after that be was rifenagaine fromthe Dead. Iş €Ho when they had dined. Jeſus {ato ta Simon Peter, Htinon the fonne pf Jlo- na, < loueſt thou me moze then thele? ive (ald yuto bin, Dea Lord, thou knoweſt that J laue thee. Hee ſayde vnto hun, Feede my lambes. 16 De Rid tI him againe the ſecond time, Dimon the fonne of Jona, loueſt thou mec? Vee laid nato hun, Wea Loz, thou knowelt that 3l loue thee. ie daid puto him Feede mp ſheepe. 17 He ſaid vnto him the 4 third time, Hi: mon the ſonne of Jana, loueſt chou mee? Pe· ter was forte becaule be faid co bint the third time, Louch thou mee? and fara vnto him, Loyd, thou knowelt all things: thou know- eft that Jloue thee. Jeſus ſayde vnto him, Feedemy heepe. f 18 Cerily, verily Fl fay unto thee, (Aber: thou waft peung, thou girded thy feifeand walkedſt whither thon wouldeſt: but when thou thaltbee olde, thou ſhalt ſtretch foorth thine hands , and another Halle gird thee, aud leade thee whither thou wouldeſt not, 19 And thus ſpake he figntiping bp what Death he ould glozifie Sod. And when hee had faid this, be laid to htm, Follow mee. ' 20 Then Peter turned about, and ſawe the difciple whom Jeſus loued, following, which bad alfo* leaned on his brea at lup- per,and had faid, Lozd, whichis be that be- traveth theg? 21 (Aben Peter therefore faw bim, hee fane to Jelus, Lod, what Hall this man oce d 22 Jeſus faid vnto him, JEF will chat he — til J come, what isit to thee? followe houme. 23 Then went this woma abꝛoad among the bzethren, that this Diſtiple ſhould not die. Det Jelus faid not to him, We Mall not Die: but, JFF will chat hee tarie till J come, what ts itto thee? ; j J 24 This ts that dilciple which tekkifteth of theſe things, and wore thele things, and we know that bis teftimonte is true. 25 “Rowe there are alb many other things which Jeſus aw, the which ik they Mhouid bee witten euery one, fF fuppole the world could not containe the bookes that fyould be weltten, Amen, 5 The Ades ofthe holy Apoftles, written by Luke the Euangelift. ! THE AR GV MENT. A 7 CHR aftcr hisalcenfionperformed bis promife to his, Apolt'es, and fent them the holy Ghi ft declaring thereby that hee was not onely mindefull of bis Church , tur would bee the head and niaintaincr thereof for euer, Wherein alfu his mightic power appeareth, who notwithitanding that Sa⸗ tan and the world refilted neuer fo much againft this noble worke,yet by a few fimple men ofno repu- ration, replcnithed allthe world with § found of his Gofpel. And here in the beginning of the Church, | and in the incrèafe thereof,we may plainly perceiue the praife & malice which Satan continually vfeth to fappreffe & cuerthrow the Golpel: he rifeth confpiracies,tumults,commotions, perfecutions,flaun- _ders,& all kind of cruelty. Againe we (hal here beboid the prowidence of God,who ouerthroweth bis’ tnemes corerprifes, delinereth his Church from she rage of tyrants, firengthcneth & encourageth his 3 mog Ko Feede my fheepe. 1 Sought to content c The Minier cannot wel teach his congregatis on,exceprhee |. luc Catiſt eff· ctually, which 3 loue is not in them that feede * not the flocke. d Becauf Peter fhould be eſfta ~ blithed in‘his of< · ficeofanApo- | file, Cori cau. feth him by thefe three times con- fcfling, to wipe away the (hame of bis three times denying. e Inftead ofa girdle, thou fhalt betiedwith bands. and ceardes:. and whereas now thou goeſt at li- bertie,then thou fhalt be drawen to punifhment, when thy: fleh fhalt after a fort refit. Chap.t3.236 i Chap 20.30 i f But God would notchargevs ~- with fo great an heape: feeing therefore that we haue fo much as is neceffurie,we our feluesand praife bis mercie, Chrifts af cenſion. Hy Chap.j.' and chat che end of one afflidion ist ut $ beginning of another: Yet neuertheleffeGod turneth tk etrou- bles,perfccutions, imprifonings and tentaticns of his to a Sood iffue,giwing them as it were, in forrow, ioy: in | onds,ttc ede me:in pron deliverance : in trouble quietne fle; in death, life, Finelly this kooke centaineth many excellent Sermons of the Apofiles and diſciples, as touching the death, 1elurre@ion, and afcenfion of Chriſt. The mercie of God. Of the grace and remiflion of finne through Ieſus Chrifte Oi the blefiedimmortalitie, An exhortation to the miruſters of Chrift Bocke, OF repentance, and feare of God, with other princpail points of cur faith : fo that this oncly bors in a maner may bee fufficient to inſſruct a man inall true doctrine and Religions ; Cy Ac Pi i 7-:The wordes of Chrifi and his Angels tothe Apofties. 9 Hisafcenfien. 14 Wherein the A- poftles are occupied tell the holy Ghoft be feat. 26 And of the election of Matthias. > Wane made the foxmer 3treatiſe, O Theophilus, ofall that Feis began A to? sc, ane teach, a Whereby is meant Chiiftes 4 2 Clutil rhe Day, that do@tine and his he was taken vp, alter miracles declared >” that be thoough the holy SED 2S hok, had guien > com: vntotye: Apoilles, whem ke forthe confirma- É tion of the fame; ae ents b Topreachthe Jad choſen: f — 3 To whom allo hee preſented himſelke c Whoasthey altucafter that be gad Cuitered, by manyin: were calledby fallible tokens, being ſeene ef them by rhe God,fohaithey {pace of fourtte dayes and (peaking ef thome their confciences things which appertaine tothe * kingdome afuredby bis of Gov. holy Spirits 4 And when he hade gathered them tos d Whereby God gether, be commanded themthat thrp tonta rcignethin vsa, NOt Depart from Jerufalem, but to waite foz e Becaufe they fhould bee all the promile of the father,” which, Rid he, pee haue heard of me. witneffes of his s * fo John in deed baptized with wa- aſcenſion. ter but yee Hallbce baptized with the! bolp Gholt within thele few dapes. Luke 24.49. : ~, © 6 denthep chereloze were come toges iohn 14.26. and 15:26. ther,thep alked of hint, faptng, LoD, wilt and i6.7. thon 2 at thts time rentre the kingdome to Matth. 3. 11.- Jiraci : make r8, 7 And hefaid vnto then, It ts not fo: pou dake 3160 to Know the "tines, o: the tealons,which the 304 1.26. Father hath putin his owne power, _chap.2.2. 8 Wut pe hall reccine power of the holy and 11.166 Gok when he Wal come on pou:and ye hal and 19,4: beei witneſſes vnto mee both in Jerufalem, f Thariswith and inal Judoce and in Samarta,and vnto thofe fpirituall , thet vttermoſt part ofthe earth. y graces,whichte. 9. ‘Aud when be hadlpoken thele things, fi: onely giveth while rhep beheld. bee was ! taken wp; fora clad tooke him wp out oftheir ſight. by bis Spirit. t To And while thep looken ttcofaitly to- g This declareth mans impatien- cie who cannot abide quietly till ward heauen, as hee Went, behoid, © two men itest by them in white apparell. IL hich allo fayde, Vee men of Galile, Gods appointed twbp tana pse. gazing tito heauen? Thig time come, but ‘ ; : “would hauc all thirgs accomplifhed according to their affections, Reade Zachar,6.14. h For this paffeth our capacitie, and God re- ferveth it to himfelfe. i To flaadinthe face of the whole worlde, which fignificch that they muff enter into heaven by afflictions, and “therefore mutt fightbefore they get the viftorie k Hereby they migbticerne that the Meffias was not onely for the ewes, but alfo forthe Gentiles, Luke 24g. l. Whercby they knew certainely “whitherhe went. m VWahtch were Angelsimmensforme, n And fecking him with carnall eyes. Telus, which ts taken vp from you into bea uen Wall o fo come,as pee paue eene him goe into heauen. 12 @ Chen returned they vnto lem from che mount that ig called the mount of Oliues, which is necre to Ferulalem, coi taining a r Sabbath dayes iournty. 13 And when they were come in, they went vp into an vpperchamber , where a bodebath Heter, and James ano Johu,and Andpew.jopuip, and Thomas, Wartlemew and Matthew, James the fonve of Alphe · BS, AND Simon Zelotes, and Judas James brother. _ 14 Viet ail continued with one g accoꝛd in payer and {upplication with the Wg- men, and Wary tye mother of Jeus, and wit) his bretheen. | _ 15 (And tn thoſe dayes Peter Koode vp in the middes of the Dricipics, and ayd, (now the number of || names that were tit one place, were about an hundzeth and twenitte ) 16 Pe men and brethzen, this Scripture mui necdes haue beene fulfilled, which che *boly Ghot by the mouth of Dauid Pake before of Judas, which waa” guide terbem rhat tooke Jeſus. ; 17 Foꝛ hee was numb:cd with bs, and * obtained | feliowhjip in this mintitra: on. 18 Vee therefore hath purchaſed a ficlae With the reward of intquirte : and when he * had thzowen Downe himicife peablong, be brait afunder in the mids, and all hts hows cls guſhed out, 19 And itis knowen vnto all the inhabi tants of Jerufalem, inſomuch that that Held is cailed tn their owne language, Aceldama, tbat te, The field of blood, 20 foz it is witten in the booke of Pſalmes, Let his habitation be voide, and let no man dwell therein: alla * tet another take bisli charge. - 21 Ciiherefoxe , of hele men which bane companied with vs, all the time that the Lod Felis was + convierfant among ùg, 22 Beginning front the Baptiſme of Jobn, vnto the day that bee was taken vy froin vs, muit one of then be made a witnes With vs of bise reſurtection. 23 And theip peelentcd wo, Toft ph cal- led Barſabas, whole ſurname was Futus, and Matthias. 24 And they prayed, faping, Thon Lod which knoweit the hearts of all men, ewe whether of thel ttoo * chou pait chotn, p Jeruſa⸗· The reward of iniquities 490 woſt valiantly & conftantly to fotow their captaine Chrift,leetfing as ĩt were by this hiſtorie a perpetual memoric to the Churchthat the croffe is fo ioyned withthe Goſpel, that they are fellowes infeparable, — o As the true re- desnici to gather vs yntohim, p Which was two mile,accore ding to the [ewes traditon, albeic it was not fo ap- pointed bythe Scriptures, q A lively patera to learne how to diſpoſe ourfelues — the ilts of the hol — r Partlyto obe ⸗ taine the boly- Ghoft,end partig to be delizered. from the prefent. dangers, fOr nies llOr ner. The offence which might hauecomeby Iudas fall, isheree by taken away becanfe the ` Scripture had ſo forew arned, Foe Pal 41.9. Tob 13,27» and 18.2,3, lOr. poi tion. t Perpetuallin- famie¢ is the re⸗ ward of all fuch as by vnlau fully gatten goods buy any thing, Matth 27 5. Pfal 69.25. Pfal.sc9.8. | Ox. muniflerz. 1Greeke, went ia and went out. u In that hee mentionech the principell ariicle of cur faith, be comprehenceth alfo the rets X Totbeintent that hee that fhould take in hand that exellent office of an Apofile, might te chon by the authority of God, — Dad 2 25 That y F The fierie tongues. The Ades. The day of the Lord. j * 25 That he may take the ronme of this miniſtration and Apoſtleſhip, from which — bath gone attray , to goe tobis owne place, 26 Then they gaue forth their lots: and tbe let tell on Matthtas, and hee was bya — conſent counted with the eleuen A⸗ pattles, CHJA PATI 3 The Apoftles hauing receiued the holy Ghoft, make their hearers aſtoniſhed. 14 When Peter bad flopped the mouthes of the mockers, he fhew= eth by the vifible graces of the holy Spirit, that ` Chriftaceme. 41 He baptixeth a great number a The holy Ghoft was ſent when much people was aflembled in lerufalem,at the fealt,Exo, 23.16, Leuit,23.16. Deut.16.9. be- _ caulé the thing might nctonely be knowen there but alfo through the world. b That is, the Apoltles, Chap. 5.and it. 15. and 19.6, matth.3.10. - marke 1.8, luke 3. 10. c Whereby is fign‘fied the holy Ghoft, a This figne a- greeth with the thing which is fignified thereby, e To declare the vertue and force that fhould be inthen. Or, to ſpeake. f Howthe Apo- {tles {pake diuers languages. g For theycould fpeake all lan- guages, fo that they were able to fpeake to cuery man in hisowne language. hOr, thofe that dwelt at Rome. h Whole ance- fterswerenot of the lewifh natio, bur were conuer- ted to the Jewes religion, which their children did that were conuerted. 42 The godly exercife,cha- rity, and diuers vertes of the faithfull. j2D when the avay of Pentecoſt was come, they were > ali with oneaccozd in one place. 2 And ſuddenly there came a founde from Deauen, andof a ruling and mighty - WIND, and ít Aled all the houle where they ate. 3 And there appeared vnto them clonen i ta ace c fire, aud it fate vpon each of emt. 4 And they were all filled with the holy Ghot, and beganne to fpeake with other tongues, as the ſpirit gaue them | vtterance. 5 And there were dwelling at Hierula lem Jewes, men that feared Goa, of cuerp nation vnder htauen. 6 Pow when this was f noiled,the mul- titude caine fogether,and were aſtonied, be» caule that enery man beara them peake bis owne language. 7. Andthep wonderedall, andinarnet: led, faying among themlelues, Beholde, are not all thefe which (peake, of Galile ? 8 Howthen Heare wee every man one owne s language, wherein we were borne 2 9 Warthtans, and Medes, and Ela» Mites, andthe inhabitants of Meſopota⸗ mta, andof Judea, and of Cappadocia, of Pontus, and Afia, : Io And of Pheygia, and Pamphylia, of Egypt, and ofthe partsof Libya. whichis beline Cyrene, and f itrangers of Rome, and h Jewess and i Pzofelytes, It Cretes,and Arabians: we heard them {peake in their owue tongues the wonderful workes of God. 12 Chey were all then amazed,and doub ted faping ene to another, Ahat may this ee 13 And others mocked, and ſayd, They are full ofi netwe wine. 14 @ But Deter tanding with the ele uen,lift vp his voyce, œ fayd vnto them, Wee men of Judea, and pe all that inhabite Jeru⸗ falem, bethis krowen unto pou, and bears ken yuto my words. 15 Fozthelearenot munken, as pee fiip» pole, lince itis but the third houre ofthe Day. 16 But this is chat, which was ſpoken ptoſeſſe. 1 Thatis,fuchaswere conuerted to the Iewith religion, which were before Painims and idolaters. k There isno worke of God fo cxcellent, hich y wicked (coffers do not deride. !|Or, fiveet. by the Pꝛophet * Joet, . 17 And it pall bein the lak dapes, ſayth Gad, 3 will powze out of my (pirtt vpon all m flef},and pour fonnes,and pour Daugkters Hall prophetic, and your pong men hall fee vifions, and pour * olde men Wall dꝛeame D2eames. 18 noon my feruants, and on mine handinaydes J will ° powe out of my Dpi: ne n thole Bayes, and they Mall pro- phetie. Ig And J will Mew wonders in heaves aboue, and tokens tn the earth beneath, blood, aud fire,and the vapour of tinoke. 20 * Ther Sunne hail bee turned into Darkenelle, and the Moone into blood, be- foe that great and notable Dap of the Loz come. 20 And it hallbee * that whofoencr Mall — the MNamt of the Lod Mall beela- ued. 22 Pe men of Iſrael, heare there words? Jelus of Mazaret, aman appꝛooued of God among pou with great workes, and won- Ders, and lignes, which God did by him in “xy mpap sfyoiu, as yee pour felues allo now: 23 Him,! fay, haue pe taken by the hands ofr the wicked, being Deltuered bp the f Des terminate countell, and ||fozeknowledge of God, and haue crucificd and flaine : 24 Chon God hath railed vp, and log» ſed the t foro wes of Dearh,becaule it was yn- poffible that he ould be holden of it. 25 Fo Dauid fapth concerning hun,* J beheld the Lo:d alwayes befoze me: fo2 hee : ania? “right hand, that J Gould not bee aken. ; 26 Therekoꝛe did mine heart retoyce, and my tongue was glad, and mozeouct allo my tleſh Hail reſt ia *hope, 27 Becaule thou wilt not leaue mph foule in graue, neither wilt er thine poly one ta} (ce corruption. 28 Thou hak ewed mee the’ wayes of life, and halt make me full of top with thy countenance. 20 Wen & brethzen,F may boldly (peake vnto pou ef the JOatriarke Dautd,* that hee ts both Deas aud buried, and his lepulchee remaineth with vs vito this Day. 30 Therefore ſeeing he was a · Dꝛophet, andknew that Gon had * ſwoꝛne with an othe to him, tuat of the fruiteof his loynes bee would caile vp Chait concerning the ficth to fet bim upon bis throne, 31 ide Knowing this betoze, (pake of the reſurrection cf Chit, that his*|foule Would not be left in grauc, neither bts fef ſhould ij [ee coruption. 3 32. This Jefus bath God railed vp, wher: of we all are witneſſes. Pfal.16.8,9 1 He expoundeth Ioels minde without bin- ding himfelfe to his words, Foel 2.28, iſa. 44. 3. m Orman: meaning yon and oldyman S and woman, n Meaning,that God will thew himfelfe very = familiarly,and plainely,both te olde and yong, o Enenin great abundanee, Joel 231. p God will hew fuch fignes of his wrath through all the world, that men fhalbe no leffe amafed, thenifthé whole order of nature were changed. Ioel 2.32. YON. 0,13. q He teacheth this remedie to auoid’the wrath and threatnings of God,and to obtaine ſalua- tion. r God caufed their wickednefle to lét foorth his glory contrary to their minds, f As ludas trea- fon & the lewes cruelty towards Chrilt-were moft deteltable, fo were they not onely knowen to the eternal] wifedome of God, but alfo di- reed by his ims mutable counfell toa moft bleffed ende, HOr prouidenee. t Both as tou- chingthe paine, and alfo the hore rour of Gods wrath and curfe, u To fignifie that nothing can comfort vs in our af- fiions except we Know that God isprefent withvs, x Ourhope! flandeth in Gods defence. ||Or,life,orperfon. ||Or, feele y fo reftoring me from death to hfe. 1.King.2.10.chap.s3.36. z And fo knew by revelation and ſpeciall promife that which els heecould not haue knowen, Pfads32.11, Pſal. 16. 10. chap.r3.35. [Or perfoa. a The word fignifieth a place where one can {ce nothings. 33 Since Or, feele, The confcience pricked. 33 Since then that be by the > right hand ef God hath bene eralted, and hath: recei· ucd of bis father the promile of the holy hot, he hath thed forth this which ye now ee and heare, 34 fo Daui is not altended into bea» Hen, but hee layeth, * The Loz ſayd to my Loz, d Hit at my right hand, 35 Gintill FJ make chine enemies thy kootſtoole. 36 Therefore, let all the houſe of Iſrael know feza furety,that God hath f made him both Lord t Chait, this Jeſus, I fay, whom pe baue crucified. 37 Rowe when thep heard it, they were picked tn their hearts, and ſaid vnto peter and the other Apoftles, Men and brethzen, what all we Doe? 38 Then eter fayd onto them, Amend pour lines and sbe baptised euery one of pou in the name of Jeſus Chzikt for the remil tion of finnes : and pe wall recetue the b gift ofthe boly Ghot. 39 Foz the pmomile iismade pnto you,and to pour childꝛen, and to all that are a farre b By che vertue and power. ¢ Heobteined efhisEather power to accom: plith the promife which he made to his Apoftles, as touching the holy Ghoft to be fent vnto them, P/al 110.1, d And therefore Chrift doth far excell Dauid. e Chrift isthe only redeemer vate whom all powers are fub- teXand mult obey. f Thatis, hath appointed as king and ruler: and note,that ia foue & liberality, 3 k IR Rom. 15 26,2.Cot-9.13. Heb. t3, 16, 1 Which was the miniftra- tion of theLords Supper. Chap, 4032. m Not that their goods were mingled all rogetbér : but fuchorder was obferued that cucry man frankly relieued anothers neceffitie. Chap.20.7. 7 Theydid eate together, and at theſe feafts did vſe to minifler the LordsSupper, 1, En 1,21, Iude 12+|'Or, from houfeto houfe. o Whereby we fee dat the Apoftlestrauailed notin vaine, ` bs CHAP, III. ; » 9 The lamew reftored to his feete. 12 Peter 3 preacheth Chrifi vnto the people. Bioeth et N Dw Peter and Jobn went vp together a Which iswith into tye Cemple.at the ninth hourg of vatarecaclocke paper, í ` f ! after noone, , which was theireuening facrifice, at which the Apoftles were pres fentto teach that thefhadowes of the Law were abolifhed by that Lambe that tooke away the ſinnes of the world, ~ Chap, iii. Chrift the Lord oflife. 491 2 Andacertaine man which was a cree ple from hts mothers wombe was caried, whom they lata Datly at the gate of the teme ple called Beantifull,to alke’almesof them b. Becaufethe that entred into the Temples ~ difeafe was incus 3 Abo teeing Peter and John, that they rable, hee gaue would enter inte the Temple, delited torgs him(clfe to line cetue — PEROT of almes. 4 And Peter earneſtly beholding with John, ſapd, Looke on vs. í § Andhe gaue heed vnto them, truſting to receiue fome thing of them, Thenfayd Peter, Giluer and gold baue J none, but fuch as Je baue, that giue F thee : Inthe ¢ Mame ofJelus Chatit of Nazaret,riſe vp, and walke. 7 And hee tooke bimby the right band, and lifthim pp, and immediatiy hts feet and ankle bones receiued frength. 8 And heleaped vp, food, and walked, and entred with them tute the Temple, walking and leaping, ane peatiing Goo. 9 Andall the people faw hun walke,and pratfing God, i : Io And they kuew him that it was hee which fate fozthe aimes at the Beautitull i c Hee hed the ift of healj — * d Inthe vertue of Iefus: for Chrift was the authour of this miracle, & Petce was the minilter. allthisSermon OÑ, cuen as many as the Lozd our God hall Peterfpeaketh Call. gate ofthe Temple, and they were amaſed, ofChriftsman- _ 40 And with many other words he Abe» and ſoze aftonted at that which was come ; hood, ashewas fought, ¢erhogten chem, faping, Saue pour vuto him. ; dead,buried,ri- ſelues from this froward generation. Il @ And as the creeple which was hea⸗ ¢ He corteceth fen,andafcended 41 Then they that gladly receined his led, held Peter and John, allthe peopleran theabulcof men, to heauen, word, were baptised: Ethe fame Day, there amaled vnto them iñ the pozch which fs cal: who attribute g He fpeaketh were added tothe Church about thzee thou- led Salomons. í ~à that to manshe- -mothereofthe fann f foules. * 12 So when Peter faw tt, hee anſwered lineffe, which forme of Bap- 42 And they continued in the Apofttes vutethepeople, Vee men of Iſrael, why oncly appertai- tifme, but teach- Doctrine and *fellawhip, and! bzeaking of maruetle pec at this? o2 why looke pee fo nethtoGod, eth that the bread. and prayers. ſtedkaſtly on vs, as though by our owne Chaps 30. ‘whole efled 43 (Ana fearecame spor euery ſoule: power oz godlineſſe, we hanmade thisman Matt.17.20. thereofconfiteth AND many wonders and lignes werg Done goe? mar. 15.14. in leus Chrit, bythe Spoltles. 13 The God of Abzabam, and Jlaac, “ke 23.18. h The vifible 44 And all that beleeued were fn eng and Jacob, * the God ofour Fathers hath 24% 18.40. fignes, place, and had all things * commen. glorified hts Sonne Jeius, whom pee bzs £ Towit,Barab- icChriftispro- 45 And they fold their pollefions and frayed , and Denied in the peelence of JPt- bas ‘mifed bothto che ™ goods, and patted them to allmen,aseue- late, when bee bad iudged bin to bee Delt: g Towit,Gods Tewes,andGen- rponebad need. ered. name,whereby it tiles, bur the 46 And they continued daily with one _ 14 * Butyee Denied the Dolyone and the appeareth that Tewes havethe accoꝛd in the Wemple,*andobecaking bean Juk, and delired af murtherer tobe ginen they did ſtriue firk place. Jat home, did eate their meat together with you, 3 ; again{t God. lOr,protefed be- gladneffe and fingleneffe ofheart, I5 And killed the Lord ok like, whom God %.Pet.1.as. fore God. 47 Paving God, and had fauourwith bath railed from thedead, whereof we are || Orin (hriſt. fOr sperfons. allthbepeeple : andthe Lod added to the Witnefles. - h Hedothnot ;Whichfian- Churcho from Day to Day, fuchashoulobe -16 And his g Mame bath made this excufe their ma- deth in brotherly fanga. man found, whom yee fee, and knowe, lice, but becauſe threugy faith in * his Mame: and the faith thatignorance which ts by him, hath giuen to him this dif» ənd a blind zeale poſition of his whole bodyin the pzelence of led many,be put- pou ail. _, teth themin hope 17 Andnotv, bzethzen, J know $ through ofſaluation. b ignozance pee DID ft, asdid alfo your i go> i He meaneth uernours. fome,& not all. 18 But thole things which God before. k When Telus had ſhewed by the month of all bis Jazo- tha'lcome to phets,that Chak ſhould fuer, he hath thus iudge the world, fulfilled, ye (hal Know that 19 Amend your lines therefoze,and turne, he will be your that pour finnes maybe putawap, whenthe redeemer, and time ofrefrefhing * thallcome from the pre- not your judge, fence of the Lov. 1 Wee therefore 20 Andhe wall fend Telus Chit, which. beleeuc cotantly before was preached vnto yau. 4 that he isin none 21 Ahom the heaven mutt! containe bn- other place. Nag 3 till e Apoftles imprifoned. Nofaluation TheAds. m Which isbe- gun and conti- nueth; bur the fuilaccomplith- ment and perfe- &tion is deferred tothe laftday, | Deut, 18.15. | chap]. 37. n GFetocke of Abraham. © Beciuferhey fil the time thatwal things be reſtored, which God had (poken by the mouth of all his holy Pꝛophets üuce the wold began. 22 * Fo: Moles fayd unio the Fathers, Che Lord yonr Gan (hail raile vp vnto pou a Pꝛophet, eucnof pour * brethaen like vnto he: pe Hall heare him in. ail things whatlo- euer he Ball lay ynte pou. ; 23 Forrit ſhall be, that euery perfon which Mali noc heave chat Prophet, tyalbe deitroy⸗ ev out ot the ypeopie. - 24 Alio all the Prꝛophets from Samuel, came ofthe fme aund thencefoorth as manpas baue ſpoken, nation, andther- haite likewife toetold of thefe dapes. fore were heires ofthe fame proe mife which ap- peitained to the whole body of the people, Ger.i3.3, galat. 3.8. p Both lew and Gentile. 25 Dearethe o chilen ofthe Prophets. and ofthe coucnant which God hath made vnto out fathers, faving to Abꝛaham. Tuen in thy feed Hall all the r kinreds ofthe earth be 4 bleffer. 26 Firſt unto you hath Gon railed vp his Sonne Jelus, and him he hath ſent to blelle yon tnt turning chery one of pou from pour iniquities, q None are bleffed bur in Chrif, r So that our regenerationand devneſſe of lfe is inclofed vader this biefling. a itis to bee thought that this was the captaine ofthe Romanes garifon, b The Sadduces were great ene- miesto this do- &rine. € The whole Charch was ine creaſed to ihis nomber. d By whofe au. therity or com- mandemen:? - e Forhecould not baue fo fpo- ken of himftlfe. f fudges ought natto condemn, bu: approuc and commendthat which is well dore. Pä! 118,2224 28.16.74t.21, 42, mar 1 2.10 luke 20. 17. rom. 233pet. 2.7 g Meaning, Prielts, Elders, and gour mours, h Forto vphold the weight and force of the buil- CHAP. IIL 3 Peter azdloin deluered out of prifin preach the Gofpelbsldly. 10 They confz (fz plainly the Name of Chrift. 16 They are comanded to preach 73) more in that Name. 24 They pray for the good ſucce fz ofthe Gofpel. 32 The increafe,unityand charay of tke (burch, Ae as they ſpake vnto the people. the Pꝛieſts and the captaineof the Cents ple,and the Oadduces came vpon them, 2 Caking tt qricuoully thar they taught the people, and preached tn Jeſus Name the b refurrection fron the Dead. 3 And they laid hands on them,and put them in hold utili the next Bay ; for it was new euentide. 4. Dowdeit, many of them which heard the weed, belecucd, g the nunber ofthe men as about fiue thoulany. ¶ Andit came to pate on the mozow, that their rulers and Eiders, and Scribes, Were gathered together at Jeruſalem, 6 And Annasthe chiefe Pꝛieſt, g Taia phas, and John, ¢ Alevauder, and as many a3 were of the kinred of the hie Piets. 7 And when they had fet them befer them. thepatked , Wy what power, o24tn what same hae pe Bone this? 8 When Peter fullofthe © holy Shot, ſayd bnto them, We rulers of the people, and Elders of (cael, 9 Foratmuch as voce this dap are era- mined ofthe good Deede done to the impo- tent — to wit, bp what meanes he ig made ole, O Bett knowen vnto pou all, and to alt the peopleot Iſtael, that bythe Name of Jefus Chit of Nazaret, whom ye haue crus cieu, whom Gos railed agatne from the Bead, euen by him doeth thisiman and here befoze pou whole, It * Chis ts the fone caſt alive of you gbutlders, which is become the headof the h conet. i 12 Neither is there faluation in anp a ther : for among men there is ginen none o: ther name i ynder heauen, whereby we muit be ſaued. 13 flow when they faw the balonefle cf Peter and John, anv vnderſtood that they were vnlearnenimen, swithout knowledge, thepmarneileD , and &newrhem, that they Had bene with Fetus; 14 And beholding alo the man which Was Healed Landing with them, they had nothing to fay ag dine it. Is Then they commanded them to go a- fide out of the Counctil, and £ conferred a- mong themielues, 16 Haying, hat Hall wee voz to theſe men ? Jorliurely a manifet tigne te done by them, and it is openly knowen to all them toat owel in Jerutalem sand we cannot De- 17 But that it bee nopfed tio further a⸗ mong the people, let vs theeaten and charge theni,that they lpeake hencetorth to no man inthis! Mame, 18 Hothey called them,and commanded them, that in nowele they Mould ſpeake e? teach tn the name of Jeſus. Ig But Peter and John anſwered ynto them, and fayd, Ahether it be right in the fight of God, to obey pou rather tye God, indge pee, : 20 Foꝛ we cannot but peake the things which we haue » feene and heard. 21 So thepo threatned them, glet them goe, and found nothing how to punith chen, becaule ofthe people: to: al men pꝛaiſed God for that which wasdone. - 22 Fo: the man was aboue fourtie yeere alde, on whom this miracle of Healing was fhewed. 22 Wher afloone as thep were let gar, they came to their r fellawes, and Werro al that the hie Pꝛieſts and Elders han ſaid vn⸗ to them. 24. And wher they heard it, thep lift vp their voices to God with oneaccezd, aid, D Loyd, thou art the God which hat made the heauen and tye earth, thc fa allthings that are in ther. 25 Chich q by the meuth of thy feruant Danid bat faye, Ahy did the Gentiles rage and the people imagine vaine things? 26 Whe Kings of the earth.aflemblen, and the rulers came together againtt the Reade, aad agang bis Epik. | i 27 jtor doubtles ayain thine holy mune Jeius, whem thon hadtlfanoctnted, both He- rode and Pontius Pilate, with the Gentiles and the people ot Iſrael gathered thelelues together, $ 28 To dee whatloener thine t hand and thy u countell bad Determined bc foze to bee one. 29 And now, D Loꝛd behold their* threat nings, and y grant vnto thy [cruaunts with all boldneſſe tolpeake thy word, 20 Go rhatthou ſtretch forth thine hand, but in Chrift. The Apoftles prayer. i That is noné other cauie er meane, = = k The wicked ` Rill rage againit Chrift, though their owne con- ſcience do con- demnerhem. 1 Theygaue come mandementto preach Chri no ` more, m They prefer therr authority to ` the ordinance of “God, n To the intent that weefhould beare witnes,and preachthem, ' o God hathput a sing thorowthe wickeds nofes, fo-. thathe ſtayetk them from their rai(chicuous pure ofes, p To encourage one another, and to glorifie God, g Theyground © their prayers vp⸗ on Gods promife ` whe hid affured ' thachee would enlarge the kinge dome of Chrift. Pfal. 2: Te r Thisistheves ` tifying ofthe prophefie, f Ami appointed ~ tobe king. t Power ard iie fiice. u AN things are done by the force of Gods purpofe, according tothe decree of his wil, Ephefs.13. x Afiwage their rage and malice which they en-e terprife againft three, that healing, and fignes, and wonders map y They fecke noti bee done by the Rame of thine holy Sonne how toliueat — Jeſus. eafe,but whereby 31 And when as thep had prayed, the they may moft lace was Haken where thep were ab : kmen glorifie Goda — “Lying vnto the holy Ghoft. The z Thiswasa ſembled together, and they were all 3 fillen figneofGods with the holy Oyoik , E they tpalte the wed prefence and the gf Gad* bolðlp. performanceof 32 AnD the multitudeof them that belee- his promile, ued, were of one Heart, of one > foule: net- _a This boldaeſſe ther any of thein fatd,that anp thing of that andconftancie which he poſſeſſed, was his: owne, but they declared that had all things * conunon. thei: prayer 33 And with great power gaue the Apo- tooke effect. ftles witneſſe of toe re(urrection of the Lozd b Ofone mind, Jelus; and great grace was vpon them all. willconfent,and 34 Heither was there anyamong them affeGion, that dlacked; foz as many as were poſſetſors c Theirhearts oflandsoz houſes, fold them, ¢ brought the were foioynedin priceof the things that were (old, God,that beinz 35 And lain it Down at the Apottles feet, -alimembersof andit was Diftributed vnto euerp man, one body, they © accozding as kee bad neeo. could not fuffer 36 Allo Joles, which was called of the their fellow Apoities, Barnabas (that is by wnterpze- memberstobe tation, the ſon of Confoiation ) being a Le⸗ deſtitute. uite, and of the countreyof Cyprus, Cbap.2.44+ 37 Mhereas bee had land (old tt, anv d AstheApe= bꝛought the money, and lain it Dewne at the filesfuffred none Apoitics feet. to lack,foS.Paul | commaunded that no idle loyterers bee maintained, 2, Theffa.3.10. e. The goods were not alike divided among all , but as cuery man had want,fo was his neceflity moderatly relicued. C.H.AP.. V. $ Thebhypocrifie of Ananias Sapphiva a punifhed, 12 Miracles are done by the Apoſtles. 17 They are taken, butthe Angel of Ged brin- geth them out ofprifon. 29 Their bold confelfion before the Council. 34 The counfelof Gamaliel, 40 The Apofiles are beat,and resoyce in trouble. 2 Which figni- Bo a certain man named Ananias, with fied their facri- Sapphira his wife,foloapoticiion, ledge, diftruft, 2 Qnd+keptaway pare of the price, bts and hypocrifie. ` twife allo being of counfell, and bought a _b Who mooued certaine part, and laid it Bowne atthe Apo- thyheartto fell ſtles feet. j thy poffeffion? 3. Chen {aid Peter ,Ananiag, why hath wheras thou tur- Satan filled thine heart.that thon ſhouldeſt neftpart to ane- licyntochebholp > Ghot, and keepe away ther vit,asifGod partaf the price of the poſſeſſion: did not fee thy 4 ihilesic rematned, < apperteined it diffimulation, naot vnto thee? and after it was lold, was it cHisfinnethere- notin thine owne dpower? how tsitthat fore wasfo much thou halt cõceiued this ching in thine heart? greater iu that he thou att not lied vnto men, but vnto God. Committed it §_ Row when Ananias heard hele willingly. wo2ds,he fel Downe, aud gaue vp the Ghott, d Thennoman Then great feare came on all them that wascompelledto beara thele things. fell hispoficfi- And theyong men roſe vp , and tooke onsnortoput jim bp, awd caried him ont, and burted him. his money tothe 7 And it -came to pafe about the fpace common vſe. of thzee houres after, that bis wife came in, e Eccaufey God tgnozant of that which was Bone. fo difpofed it. S And Peter laid vnto her, Cell mee, f Andtomocke {oln ye the land foz fe much? And fe fayd, himas if hee Dea,forfo much, : Thould not hue 9 Then Peter Mtd onto her, Ahy haue Knowen your = pee agreed together , to £ tempt the Spirit crafty ferch? which declareth that when men do any thing of an euill cS{cience, they do not only pronounce the ſe ntence of damnation vpon them- ‘felucs, but alſo proucke the wrath ef God, becaufe they dee proue, asit were purpo fely whether God be righteous and Almightic. Chap.y. Angelopeneth the prifondoores. 49 ofthe Lord? bebola, the feet of them which have buried thine hulvand, are at the Doeze, aud ali cary thee out. IO Then thee fell Downe lraightway at bis feet. peelded vp the Ghot: æ the young . men came in, and found her Dead, € carted her out, and buried ber by her hulband. Il And great feare came on ail b Church, and on as many as Heard thele things, 12 Thus bythe bandes of the Apoſtles, twere many lignes and wonders ſhewed ae mong the peopicCand they were al with one accord in Solomons porch. 3 13. Audof theother e durt no man ioyne gBecaule of theit bimlelfe to ther: neuertheiefe che people own cuill con- i magnilied them. fciences,which 14 Allo the number of them that beleeued made them to in the Lo2d, both ofmenand women,; grew tremble: for they moze and moze.) that were not af- _ I5- Jnfomuch that they brought the ficke fured of Gods into the Greets, and laid them on beds, and mercies in Chrifi, couches,that at the lealt way the Hadow of were aonithed Peter, when hee came by, might hadow at chele bis tome of them, . frange iudge- 16 There came allo a multitude out of ments. the cities round about vnto Jeruſalem, h Thais, they bringing ficke folkes, and them which were gaue them great eee vncleane ſpirits, whe were all praile. K ed. 17 € Then the chieke Pꝛieſt role vp and all they that were with dim (which was the fect ofthe i Dadduces and were full of kins Dignation, 18 And layd hands on the Apollles, and pur them in the common pilon. } Ig But the Angel ofthe Lod bp night opened the ption Doozes, and brought them fooxth,and ſatd, i 20 Goe pour way ant tand in the Tem ple, and (peake to the peopleall the wordes 1 of this lite, 5 21 Go wher thep beard it, they entred into the Temple early in the mozuing, aud taught. And the chtefe Piet came, and they that were with bim, and calted the Councill together, and all the Elders ofthe children of Hiract, and ient te the pzifon , te canfe them to be brought, 22 Butwhentheotticers cane, ¢ found thom gies inche prifon, they returned and told tt 22 Saving , Certainely wee found the pifon Hut as ture as was pollible, and the keepers m ftanditig without befoze p doores: vu sehen we had opened, we found no mait ithin. 24 Then when thechiefe Pꝛieſt, and the captatne of the Cemple,and the hte Pꝛieſts beard thele things, they doubted ot them, whereunte this wauld grow. 25 Chen came one Œ Mewen them, fay- ing, Behold, the men that ye putin pion, ate eae inthe Temple, and teach the people. ; s 26 Then went the captaine with theof- ficers , anD brought them without violence Cfo: they feared the people, leat they ſhould paucüeenefteucd.-) 27. And when they had brought them, - ne mi oe 5— ae Council, and rhe chtefe Diek aſked them, - Qag 23 Daye i Which thes were the chiefé among them, K They wete full of blind zeale, emulation and ielowfie, in de- fence oftheir ſu⸗ perftitien, 1 That is,of the lively doGrine, wherby the way to life is decla⸗ ted. m Sothat there was no fraud nor deceit.nor neg- ligence: burt it liuely fetteth foorththe power of God and his prouidence fer his, om Heaceufeth To obey Godratherthen men, 28 @ayping, Did not we flratghtly com> mand pou, that pee ſhould not teach tn this sPamezand behold, yee haue fillen = Jeruſa· lem with pour Doctrine, and pe would dzing this mans e blood vpon vs. 29 Then Peter and the Apotttes anfiwe- them of rebelli- onand edition, o And fo make ws guilty of red, and ſayd Me ought rather to obey Hod Chrilts death. then P men. p Whenthey 30 Che * God of our fathers hath ray- command or for- ſed bp Jefus, whom pe flew,and hanged on word bid vs anything a free. contrary to the 31 Him hath God life bp with his right wordof God. and,te be apzince anda a Dautour,to giue Chap. 3. 13. q Meaning, that he is the Media- tourand onely meane betweene God and man. £ Thar is,Chrift, aoe ta Iſrael, and korgiueneſſe of uses. 32 And we are his witne fes concerning thele things which we fay: yea,and the holp Ghat, whom God hath giuen to chem that obeyt him. 23 Mow when they heardit, they braſt fo2 anger,and confulted to flay them. 34. Chen toon there vp in the Council a certaine Phariſe named Gamaliel, a Vector of thelaw, honoured of alithepeonle, and — to put the Apoſtles fozth a litle pace, ¢ 35 And {aid onto them , Wen of Hfrael, take heed toyour ſelues, what ye intend te Do touching theſe men. f This Theudas was aboue thittie yéres before him, of whom Iofe- phus mentioneth lib.20, de Antiq. chap. 4. that was after the death of Herod the great, when Archelaus bis onne was at Rome,at what time ludea was full of infurre 4i- ons: fo thatit is not {ure to gine Credit to Eufebi- us in this point, t Of bim maketh mention lofe- phus,lib.18. where he {pea- kethof ý taxing, Luke 2,1 u He groundeth vpon good prin- €iples, but hee doubteth of the cauſe, neither dare affirme -whether it bee good ox bad: das boatting himlelle, to whom reſorted a number of men, about a foure Hud2eth, who was Haine: and they all which obeyed Hint, were (cattered and brought to nought. 37 After this man, role bp t Judas of Galile,in the dayes of the tribute, and Dew amay much people after him: hee allo pert: fhed, andall that obeped pim, were ſcatte⸗ red abzoad. ; 38 Gnd now F fay vnto you, Refraine pour felues from thele men,e let them alone: foz if this countell, 02 this worke be of men, it will come to nought: 39 Butifitheol God, yee cannot de- ſtroy it, lei yee be found cuen fighters a- gant god. 40 Ana to him they agreed, and called the Apoſtles: and when they bad beaten them, they commaunded that they ſhould not fpeake in the name of Jeſus, and lec thei goe. : < 41 So they Departed from the Council, reiovcing that they were counted worthy to fuffer rebuke foz bis Mame. 42 And dDayly in the Temple, and from wherein appea- Jouleto boule they cealed not to teach ana rethhewas buta preach Jeſus Chit. worldling, € HAP. VI. 3 Semen Deacons are ode ined in the Church. 8 The graces and miracles of Steuen whom they accufed falfely. #20 in thoſe Dayes, as the number of the A Difciples grew , there arole a murmu- ring of the -@recians towards p ebsewes, becaule their widowes were neglectedin the dayly mintitring. i Grecia:there-. 2 @bhenthetweluccalled the multitude fore thefe (pake Greeke and not Hebrew, b They were aot looked vato in the di- Aribution of the almes,. rs a Whofe ancz- ` fters were Lewes, and dwelled in The Ades. 36 Foꝛ befoze theſe times,roſe vp The D Charran, - Falfe witneffes againft Steuen. of the Diſciples together,and ſayd. It is noe meet that wee fhould leane the wod of Gow f to feruethe ¢ tables. c Thatis to - 3 UMiberefoze brethzen,tooke ye out among make proiuſion youlenen men of honeſt repost , and fullof for che mainte- the holy Ghoſt, and of wiledome,which wee nance of the map appoint to this buſineſſe. poore, forafmuch 4 And we willgiue our (eines continu- æ they were not ally to prayer, and to the miniftration of the able to fatishe ` 02D. ‘both the effices, S And the laying pleaſed the whole mul- d Hee ioyneth titude: and they chele Stenen a man full of faith withthe o~ 4 fairh and of the holy Ghot ; and * Philip, ther giftsof the and Pꝛochoꝛus, and Micanoz,and Cimon, ho'y Ghoft, . ' and Parmenas, and Nicolas as Pꝛoſelyte Lhap. 21. 8. of Antiochta, e Meaning one 6 Thich they let before the Apoſtles, and that was turned ` they prayed, and flatd their hands on them. tothe lewes relie 7 Andthe word of Godincrealed, the gion. number of the diſciples was multiplied in f This ceremo- Jeruſalem greatly , and agreat company of ny the lewes ob- the Peieſts were obedient to the s faith. deruedin folemne 8 C Mow Steuen fullof fatth and pom- facrifices, Leuit. er, DID great wonders and miracles among 3.2.andalfo in the people. ef $ prayer and pri- 9 Then therearole certaine of the *Dy> uate bleffing, nagogue , which are called Libertines and Gen,48.14. Cyrentans, and of Alexandria, and ofthemt Likewife inthe of Cilicia, andof Afia and diſputed with primitive church teuen. it was vſed, either Io But they were not able to refit the whenthey made wiſedome, and the Spirit by the which hee fpake. H Then theyi ſuborned men, which ſayd, Tee haue heard him ſpeake blalphemous weds again Moles and Gov. 12 Thus theymooued the people and the Elders, and the Scribes: and running vp⸗ pon him, caught hint , and brought him to the Council,- i 13 And ſet koorth falle witnefes , which faid , Chis man ceafeth not to (peake blat. phemous wads againt thts boly placeand the Law the gifts ofthe holy Ghoft : which gifts being now raken away, the ceremony muft ceafe, g Thatis, tothe Gofpel which is received by faith. b Or, colledge diuersnarions I4 Foꝛ we haue heard him fap, that this had colledges at Jelus of Mazaret ſhall deſtroy this place, IeruGlem, wher- and thal change the ozdinances, which Mo⸗ intheir youth fes gaue Ys- ; g I5 And as all thatfate in the Councill, we fez in Vniuer· looked ftedfailly on him, they faw hts face firies. asic bad beene the 'faceofan Angel, f Thatis, infirn- Ged & fer forth falfe witneffes : and thus malice feeketh falfe thifts when trueth fai- leth her, k They fpeake this fheontempt- 1 Not onely a certaine confidence, but alfe great maielty appearing in him, CHAP. VII. 2 Steuen maketh anfivere by the Scriptures to his accufers. “51 Hee rebuketh the hardnecked Tewes, 57 And ss flomedtodeath, 58 Saul keepeth the tormenters clothes. — Toa fain the chiefe Prick, Are things fo? 2 And hee faid, Pes men , brethren, and a Steuen wasace fathers, hearken. The God of > glory ape: cuſed that he den peared bnto our father Abzaham, while hee nied God, and wasin: Meſopotamia, before hee welt in therefore heis ` more diligent to : purge this crimes b Hereby he is difcerned from the falfe gods, c Hefpeaketh hers- of Mefopotamia, asit containeth Babylon — in it. * D minifters,or gaue was inſtructed, at | 4 | y | | His anfwere. Goeue.i 2. 1. 3 *And laid vnto him. Come out of thy countrey,andfrom chy kinred, and come in- tso the land which Jwall thew thee. Gene. 15.13. d Beginning to recken the yeeres from the time _ that Ifaac was borne, e Take venge- ance of them and deliuer my people. Gen.17. 9,10. Gen, 21,3. Gen.25. 24,26, Geu.29. 32533. and 30.5» 350 22; Gen.37:28. f Thatis, prefer- ued and brought all thingstoa good iſſue. Gen.41.37939s 4°, Gen.42,1526 Gen.45-4. g Afcerthe Hee brew, threefcore and tenne. Gen.46.5 56. —— 3. e 4.50. Te šofh.24.32» h Irisprobable that fome writer through negli- gence putin Abraham inthis place in ftead of Iacob, whe bought this. field, Gene3 3.19, OF by Abr&ham he meaneth the po- fleritie of Abra- ham, Gene.23.16. Exod.1.7. i Heinuented craftie wayes both to deftroy the Ifraclites with ouermuch labour,and alfo to get great * fs Se Sah Exod, 1.10.. ‘fOr,that their yace fhould farle, Exod. 2.2. heb, 41.23, * 4 Thencame hee out of theland of the Chaldeans, and dwelt in Charran. And af- ter that bis father was nead , God brought Him from thence into thts land, wherein pee now Dwell, : a eh 5 And pe gaue him none inberitancetn it, no, not the bꝛedth ofa foot : pet he promt- fed that he would gine it topim for apoltel fion, and to his (eed after him » when as pet he bad no chitd. i 6 But God pake thus, that his* ed ſhould be a ſoiouruer in a ſtrange land, and that they poulo keep it in bondage, and en- treat it euill o foure hundzech peeres. 7 But the nation to whom they hallbe t ta bondage will 3° iudge , ſayth God : and after that,they Yali come forth and ſerue me inthisplace. 8 *Hegauehimallo the conenant of cir cuncifion; ana fo Abraham begate* Flaat, andcircumctledD him the eight dap: and Jl- faac begate Jacob, and Jacob the twelue *Patriakes. A j 9 And the Patriarks mooued with en- uie, foid Aoleph into Egypt: but God was fwith binn ——— ` ) Io Quod deliuered him out of all hts af- flictions, and * gaue him fauour and wiles dome in pᷣ fight of Pharaoh king of Egypt, who made bun gouernour ouer Egypt and ouer bis whole houſe. f Il @ Then came there a famine ouer atl the land of Egypt and Canaan, and great affliction , that eur fathers foundno tuftes nance. 12 But when * Jacob heard that there wae cone in Egypt, bee fentour fathers rit. 13 * And at the ſecond time Foleph was knowen of dis bꝛethren, and Jolephs kinred was made knowen vnto Pharas. 14 Then fent Joleph and cauſed his fa- ther to be brought, and all bts kinred, euen e thzeelcoze and fifteene foules, — Ig @o* Jacob went Bowne into Egypt, and he* died, and our fathers, 16 And were remooued inio * Sychem, and were put inthe lepulclhre, that» Abra⸗ ham had bought *te2 money of the ſonnes of Euih ſonne of Oychem. U7 But when the time of the promitc Dew neere, which Gov had fwozne te A- — people* grew and multulied in gyp I$ Çil another Ling arole which knew not Jofeph. á 19 The fame Dealt ifubtilly with our h kinved,and euill intreated our fathers, ann made them to cafout their young children, that || they Hoult not remaing aling, 20 * Che fame time was Moles borne, and was acceptabie vnto God, which was — vp in bis fathers honfe thrꝛee mg neths. 21 And when hee was taſt out. Pharaos daughter topke him vp, and nouriſhed him foz ber oven tonne, 22 And Poks was Warned in all the Chap. vij. Of Moſes. 493 wiledome of the Cayptians,anB was mighe tp in words and tn Deedes, 23 Maw when he was full forty peere old, ít came into pts beart to vilite his brethren thechiiorenof Iſrael. ' 24 * And when be (aw one of them {uffer wong, he Defended him, and aucnged his quarei that bad the harme Done to him, and ſinote the Egyptian, 25 Foꝛ hee ſuppoſed bis bꝛethren would baue vnderſtoode that God by bis hana thould gine them Deltwerance ; butthep vrs Derſtood it not. 26 * AnD the nert Dayhee ewed pints felfe vnto them as they ftroue , and would baue fet them at one againe,laping, pirs ye E bzethaen 3; why Do pee wong one to ange er Exod:2, lie Exod.2:1 3; 27 But he that did his neighbour wong, thentt bun away, faping, Clive made thee a prince, anda Judge ouer ys? : 28 liit thou kũl me, as thou DIDM the Caypptian veſterday? i Exod.3:2. 29 Chen fled Motes at that faying,and K This fire re-- was a trangerin p land ef Madian, where prefenced the be begate twe onnes, _ __ fornaceofafflis 30 And when forty peeres were erpired, Qion, wherein there appeared to bumui the *wildernes of the people of mount Hina, an Angel of the Lorde in a Godwere. flame * offre ina bui 1 Secingthis 31 And when Poles faw it, he wondꝛed Angelealled — at the ight >and as be Dew neere to confi- himfelfe Godt f Der it, the voyce ok the Loza came vnto him, declareth that he. faying, ; wasChrifithe f 32 Jam the Gon of thy fathers,the God Mediatour,who of Abꝛaham, and the God of Jlaac, and the is the eternall God of jacob. Chen Moles trembled, aud God, Duri not behold it. : m Infigneof f 33 Then the Lord ſayd to him, = Punto reucrence,reade Y thy thoes from thy feet; for the place where Exod.3.5. thou tandet ts holp ground. _ Exod78; 9105 f 34. J haueleene, 4 haueleencthe afflicti- 11,14 chapterts on of my people, which isin Egypt, and J| Excd.16,1. haue heard their groning, tam come Bown Dewt.13.15, to Deltucr tiem: and now come, and J will chap,3.22- {end theeinte Egypt, - n He proueth 35 Chis Woles whom they ferfooke,fap> chat Chrift isthe ing, Cibo made thee ã prince, aud a Judge? endofthe Law. | the Came Goo (ent foz a prince, and a Delite- & che Prophets, | rer by the handofthe Angel, whichappea> Exed.19. 2, ; red to him in thebuth. ; © Mofes was the} 36 Ye* brought them out , Doing woon: Angelsor Chrifte) Ders æ miracles in thelandot Egypt, and minilter, anda inthe red Sea, and in the wilderneiic *foz- guidetothe fa- f tie pecres.. ; thers. ; 37 This is that Moles which fayd vnto p By oracles is- the chiiozen of Flrael, * Ae Pꝛophet Mall meant the faye the Loꝛd your God rayſe vp vnto you, cuen ingsthacGod W pl your bꝛethren like vnto me; him Wall pee ſpake to Moſes. care. Exod. 32.1. l 38 * This is he thatwasin the Congre- q Figuresorces f gation, inthe wilderneſſe with thee Angel ttimonies of thef which tpake tobim in mount Bina, and prefence of God.) with our tathers, who received the Pltuely t Yer they knew} orꝛacles to gine vnto DS. he wasablent for 39 Go whom our fathers would not o⸗ theircommodi- f bey, but refuled , and in their hearts turned ty,and to would: i backe againe ints Cayyt, fhortly returne H 40 Paying unto Aaron, * Make avs and bring them: fi gods that may gosbefoze vs : foꝛe we Know che Laws j not what ig become of this Moles that brought Roe. 1.24. Asche unae noone, & orher tarres,Deu.57, 3 497408 5. 256 Your fathers {began in wilder- piety. u And caried it vpon yont (houl- Vpfalrz25. fa .Chron.17 12+ Ifa 65.4. God cannet O 44.90 a - Which nei- your olde wic- kednefic,nor fo }much as beare when God {pea- | Cbrift,who is noronely inſt for Ihis innocenci¢, É fod dwellcth notin Temples. bought bs out ofthe land of Egypt. Al And they made a calfe tn thole Daves, and offered ſacritice unta the idole, and res lopced in the works ef their owne hands. 42 Then God turned himlelke away, ant *gaue them wp to ſerue the! bot of heaucn, as it ts witten in the booke of Prꝛophets, *O Houle of Ilrael, hane pe offered to mee Gatne beakes and lacrifices by the (pace of korty peres in the wilderneſſe! The Ades. on God and fayd, Lod Telus receine mp pirit. 60 And hee kneeled Downe, and cryed with a loud voyce, * Loz, lay not this nne to their charge. And when be had thus ſpo⸗ % fig Ken, ye llept. CHAP. VIII. 2 Steuenss lamented and burecd. 3 The rage ofthe Fewes & of Saul againft thé. 4 The fasth- 43 And per tooke np the Cabernacleol full (cattered,preach here and there. 9 Samaria i *Moloch, andthe ftarre of pour god Rems feduced by Simon the forcerer,but was conuerted phan, figures, which pee made tõ wozhip them: therfore J well carp pou away beyond Babylon. 44 Dur fathers had the Tabernacle of *witneſſe in the witderneffle,as hee had ap: popnted {peaking vnto* Moſes, that hee thould make it accozding ta tye falhton that be had ſeene. 45 Mhich Tabernacle alfo our fathers res cetucd,and brought tn with * Jelus inte the is polleflion af the Gentiles, which God maue gut befoze our fathers, vato the Dayes of Dauid: 46 “Who found fauour before God, and Belired that be might * tinde a Tabernacle fo: the Gon cf Jacobe — 47 * But Dalomon built him an houſe. 48 howbeit the imot High*dweilecy not iny tempies.made with hands, as fayih the “Prophet, 49 heauen is my throne, and earth is my footitoole: what z houle will pee build foz mer laith the Lord ? o: what place ts tt that J Gou retim? _ 5o Wath not mine hand made all thefe thugs? sl *DMettifnecked and of vncircumciſed a hearts and eares, ye baue alwapes relit the holy Ghot: as pour fathers did, {g doe you. : 52 Mhich of the Prophets haue not your fathers perſecuted? ¢ they baue Naine them, - which ſhewed before of the comming of that b Juk, of whom pee are now the betrayers and murtherers, f §3 WMhich baue recetuedthe Law by the © ordinance of Angels,and paue not kept it. 4 But when they heard theſe things, their hearts bratk Foz anger, € they gnaſhed at him with their teeth, 55 But hebeing fullof the holy Ghot, looked ſtedfaſtly into heauen, and faw the glozy of G D D, and Fetis itanding at the eright band of Gon, 56 And ſayd, Behold, J fee the heauens open, and the Sonne of man tanding at the right band of Gon. 57 Chen they gaue a oute with aloude voice and Topped their eaves, and eran vp· on him allat ence, §8 Andcalt him out of the city, and io nev him: and the * witnefies layne Downe a — at a pommiga maung keete, named aunt, §9 And they tened Steuen, whe called ‘Exod 19.46. g4l,3,19. © By their miniftery or office,td And reig- ing in his fle(h,wherein he bad fuffered. ¢ This waggone of furious vivlence,and by no forme ofiuitice. (hap.22-20, by Philip and confirmed by the Apeftles, mp The couetoufnefeand hypocrifie of Simon, 26 And conuerſion ofthe Eunuch, i; A jad Baul confented to his death, and Sat chat time there was a great perſecu⸗ tion again the Church which was at Je⸗ rufalem , and they were al (cattered abꝛsad through theregtons of Judea, and of ae naria except the Apolties. _ 2 Then certaine mien fearing God, * cas tied Steuen among them , tobe buried, and made great © lamentation foz bim, 3 But Haul mave hausck ofthe Church, and entred inte every houle, and drzew out both menand women, and put them into piion. ) 4 Therefore they that were {cattered a- bread, Went to and fro preaching tye word. § @ Then came Philip into che city ot Hamaria, and preached Chat vnto chen. 6. And the people gaue heede vnto thole thiiges which Philip ſpake, with ene ac» — leeing the miracles which g 1 . - 7 . For vncleane ſpirits crying with a loud voyce, came cut of many that were pof fefied of them: ana many taken with pallies, and that halteD, were heated. AN 8 And there was great iop in that city. 9 Andthere was before tithe city a cer> taine man called Dimon, which vien witch» craft , and bewitched the people of Bama- tia faving, That hee bunlelfe wasfome great man. ) Io Towhome they d gane heed from the lealt tothe greatet taping, Chis man ts the great e poter of God- i Il Quvehey gaue heed vnto him, becauſe that of long time bee had bewitched them with forceries. 12 ut afloone as they beleeued Philip, which preached the things that concerned the kingdome of God, and the frame of Fe: {us Cheiſt, thep were baptized both men and wonen. ; 13 Then Simon himlctfe f beleeued allo and was baptised, ¢ continued with Phi⸗ lip, and wonden , when hee faw the lignes and great miracles which were Iane. 14 @ Mow when the Apalttes which were at Jerufalem , beard fay, that Hania- ria had receiucd the wo: of God, they lent vnto them [eter and John. Is Ahich when they were come Downe, payed fo: them, that they might recciue the s holy Ghoſt. 2 16 (Foꝛ as yet he was come Downe oir. none sf them, but they were baptized » onelp inthe Mame of the Lod Jeſus.) 17 Then Philip. Simon Magus. _ Matth. S Aha ke 23:34 ECO 3E a From the place where he was ſtoned. b When the Church is depris ued of any wor- thy méber „there is iuſt cauſe of foe row: & note that here is no men- tion of any re⸗ liques Or prayers forthe dead, * worſhipping. c The conuerſi· onof Samana was as it were the fist fruits of the calling of the Gentiles, d This declareth how much more we are inclined to fulow theil- lufions of Saran, thenthe trueth of God, é This is the craft of Satan,to couet althis illuſions vnder the Name of God, f The maiefty of Gods word for- ced him to cone feffe the trueth s but yet was he not regenerate therefore. g Meaning the particular gifts of the holy Spirit. h They had only receiued the common grace of adoption and regeneration, which are offred to allthe faithful in baptifme, & as yethad notre- ceiued the giftte [peake in diuers languages andto doe miracles, Of the Eunuch: i Thou art not worthy to be of the number of the faithfull, k Tharis,turne away from thy wickecncfle, Hereby hee would makehim to fcele his finne, and notthac he doubted of Gods mercies, if hee could repent. m Or chine heart is full of defpite= full mabice,& de- uilith poyfon of impiety, fo that now Satan bath theetied as cap» tive in bis bands, Deut.29. 18. m After that A- lexander had de- ftroyed it,ic was not much peo- pled asit was a- fore and there- forein reſpect wasas waite, o Eunuch figni- fieth him that is gelded: but be- caufe in the Eaſt parts great af- faires were cóm- mitted to fuch, it came in vſe that noble men were called En- nuches, although they were not gelded: alſo all maner officers and feruantsthat were putincredit or necefary.af- faires were called by this name,as Ifa. 39.7. Ifasi p Abeit Chrift wasin graue and in deathes bands, feeling alfo his farbers anger a- gainft finne, yet he brake the bands of death and was exalted, his 17 Then layd they thete hands on them, and chevy receined the help Ghoti ‘18 And wren Simon (aw that through laying on of the Aroſtles bandes, the help ghek was ginen, he offred tjem money, 19 Paying, Giue me alio this power, that on whomſoeuer J lap the bande, be may re ceine the holy Ghoſt. -20 Shen {aid Peter vntohim, Thymo⸗ ney peri with thee, becauletvouthinkeit that the gitt of God may bee obtained with money. : 21 hou bak neither part noi Fellow lip in rhis butlnefie: foz chine heart ts not tight in the fight of God. ANG ; 22t Repent therefore oF this thy wicked: nefie and pray God, thatit it bee! poilible, e thoughtot thine beart map be forginen t ee. 23 FoI (ee that thou art ™ in the gallof * birterneile,and in the bond oftniquity, 24 Thenaniwered Sinion,¢ fan, Pay yee fo the Lozd foz mee, that nane of thele thingswhich pe banie (poken,come upon ute. 25 @ Ho thep, when they had retired and preached the word of the Lod, returned to Jeruſalem, and preached the Golpel in many rawnes of the Damarttanes, 26 Ghenthe Angel of the Lord ſpake vn- ta Philip laying, Arile, and goe toward the Honth vnto thẽ way that goeth Dawn from Jerulalem vnto Gasa,whtch ts wake, 27 Andbearole, t went on; and behold, acertatne Eunuch of Ethiopia. Candaces the Ducencofthe Ethiopians chtefe gouer⸗ nour, who had the rule ol al ber trealure,ana came to Perulalemtomezhtps — 28. And as he returned fitting in His tha- ret, be read Slaias the Pꝛophet. 29 Then the Apir: lard vnto Philp, Ga neere, and topne thy felfe to ponder charec. 30 And Phuip ran thither, heard hus reap the Piophet laias and fain, But vrs derſt andeſt thou what thou readett ? 31 Ande layd, ow can Jexcept F had a guide? and hee Dered Philip that hee would come vp and fit with him. 22 Mowe the place of tye Acripture wich he read, Was this,* He wag ied asa fheeve to the flaughter sand like 4 lambe Dunsbe bela his beaver , lo opened he noe his mouth. epee see 33 Pan bis Humtlitie bis giudgement hath beene cxatted: but wha fall declare rhis generation? foz his life ts takenfrem the f earth- —. 2 34 Then the Eunuch anhwered Philip, anD fap, 3 praptheeof wham ſpeaketh the zophet this? of himlelfe oz of ſome ocher — SiR One 973 + - 35 When [Philip t opencd his mouth,and bereganat the lame Deripture, and preached vnto him Jeſus. ` A&s2.24. q The punithnient which he fuffred, was the beginning of glory. r Thatis,how long hisage fhall indure: for being rfen fro deat ;death thal no more reighe, hetther fhal his kingdom euer haue end: or cls we may take generation, for his church which neuer (hall haue cnd: for now they fitin the heavenly places with Chrift their head,as Bphe.2.6, f And now he re'gneth in heauen. t He declared atiength this mattes of fo great importance, Chap. ix. 36 Antas they went on their way, thep came vntoa certam water, and the Eunuch (ald, See here is water + whas Docth iet mee to be baptized ? ie 37 «And Philip layde vnto him, Jirkou beiceuctt with nali thine heart,thou Lt Chen he anfwered and iaid , $ belecne that Fetus Cheilt ts the Sonne of Gor. 38 Shen he commaunded che charet to fant fiti: and chey went Downe bath inta the Water, both Phulip, and the Cunuch,and he baptized him. 39 Ans aftoone as they were come vpout of the water.the Spirit of the Lod caught away Phuip.that the Cunuch faw him ne moze: fo he went on pts way reioycing 40 But Philiph was found at yQ3otus, and hee walked to and fro preaching in all the tities, till he came to Celarea. CHAP. IX, 3 The conuerfion of Saul. 15 His vocation to: the Apoftlefhip. 23 Hu xeale to execute the fames. 25 How he efcapeth the lewes confpiracy. 26 He acceffe to the Apofiles. 31 The profpersty of the (burch, 34 Peter healeth Aenea; 40 Raiferh Tabitha. 42 He conuerteth many to-Chrift, 43: Aud. lodzeth iu a Tanners houfe. A f2Q0* Haul pet > breathing out threats nings & flaughter agatnt the diſciples ofthe ted, went vnto tye bie [Datetk, 2 Ana delired of him letters to Damaſe cus te theSpnagogues,that tf he foundany that were of thac> way ( epthersnen or wo⸗ men) hee might bing them bound vente Je⸗ ruſalem. 3 Mow ashe iournied, it came to paſſe, thatas hee mas come negre to Damattus, Auddenty there ined round about hana light frem branen; 4 And hee kellto the earth, and beard a boyce. fapittg te bim, Bast, Baul, why pers ſecuteſt troũ me?e § Aud be ſaid, Cho art thon, Lod? And the Lord faya, J am Jefus wijom thou per⸗ sue 2 it ts hard fo2 thee to kiche againſt 32 s . f 4 6. We then both trembling and aftonien, fain, Lord, what wiit thou that J Doe? Aud the Loz ſayd unto hira, Artile, and goe tuto feat f te, and it fjall be (oid thee what thos alt Bee. 7 The men allo which tourneyed with hint, food amazed, hearing ¢ his voyce, Uut e feeing nomen... —— OHA; 8 And Saularole from the ground, and opened bis eyes, bort fay noman. Chen led — the hand, and bought jim inta kneyabat Tefus: | fpake vnto him anattus, ; g Wibere hee was three dapes without fight,and neither sate no: Danke. | TO And there was acertaine difciple at Damatcusnawmed Ananias,and to hun ſaid the Lord ina vifion, Ananias And bee laid, Behoia,T am here, Loꝛ. GS 1b Chen the Loyd fayd onte yim, Astle, and goe into the itreete which is calita Streight, and ſeeke in the houle of Judas alter one called Baul ot Cartiss se bea oft, Sauls conuerfion. 494 za Heperfecuted i C vayeesas Chap, . blinds u With a pure & perf & heart. x This was, O the iarent that he might know fo much the better that Phikp was fent to him by Gad. ii or perceiued himfelfeto be. y eee thinke f this city wesalfo f alled Afdod,. Joh: 15.4 Chap 22. 455. gahtt3. with agreat rage and cruelty the innocentblood | which he thirfied # for, which decla⸗ reth whereunro © manis led by his rahizeale,before | ke hath the true knowledge of | God, * b That s,of that fe& or fort, Chap,22.6. L.con 15.8. : c Thetis,ro refat God when hee pricketh aud ſo- liciteth our cons- | iciences. t d Benning Sauls 229. Td. DMD UE €°For-onely Sauk £ For he was / g Hee was ſo ra || uiſhed wiih the o | vion; that he did: meditate no⸗ thiag but heas- f uenly things,ands) therewith was | farisfieds aus eyes opened, His zeale. hold, be pꝛayeth. 12 (And he Caw int abifion a man named Ananias comming in tabim,and putting — on him, that he might receiue his gyi. 13 Then Anantas anſwered, Lorde , J haue heard by many of this man, how much es he hath Done te thy Saints at Jerula» Jes, 14: Moꝛeoner here hee hath authority of Py High Piets, tobing all that call on thy ame. 15 Chen the Lord faid vnto him, Go thy A worthy fer- Way; foz beis a> cholen veflell onto mee, to antofGod,and ibearemy Name before the Gentiles, and fenduedwithex- Kings and the children of Iſrael. . ellentgracesa- _ 16 FoxZ wil Hew him how many things Jboueothers,, he mutt luffer foz my ames fake. fi To,beare me 17 Chen Auanias went his way, anden» fwitneffeand (ec tred into the houſe, and put bis handes on {forth my glory. bim, and lata, Bother Haul, the Low hath fent me(euen Jelug that appeared vnto thee in the wap as thou camett) that thou migh= th — thy fight and bee filled with the y Shot. 18 And immediatly there fell fron his epes as ic had bene ſcales, and {uddenly he res ceiued fight,and arole and was baptised, 19 And receined meate, and was trengs thencd. So was Haul certaine daies with the diſciples which were at Damaſcus. 20 Gnd fraightway be preached Cheriſt i oe Synagogues, tya be was the Bonne 0 od. 21 So that all chat heard him, twere ama 30D, and fayd, Js not this he that deſtroyed them which called on this ame in Jeru» falem, and came hither fo: that intent, that Be . a Houta bring them bound vnto the high tkProning bythe Wiets? }eonference of 22 But Haul inceealed the moze in ithefcriptures. ſtrength, and confounded the Jewes which ji Thatwasafter Bweltat Damalcus, * confirming that this three yeres thae was the Chut, he hadremained 23 And after! that many Dayes were fal- fat Damafcus,and filled, the Jewes tooke counlell together to Jin thecountrey kill him, f aboùt,Gal, n.18, 24 But their laying awayt was knowen Aa Cor. 11.32. © Of Haul: now thep* m watched the gates m Thegouernor day and night,that they mighe kill him. attheirrequet : 25 Then the dilciples tooke him by night, J appointed a ant put him through the wall, and let hint jwatch,ashede-~ Downe iit a bafket, {elareth to the 26 And when Saul was come to Jeri Corinthians, falem , hee aſſayed to topne himlelfe with 2.Cor,11.32. the. difciples: but they were all afrayd of 1+ Greeke, went pin » and beleeued not that he was a dilci linand out, ple, ! jo WithPecer& 27 But Barnabas teoke bim, ¢ brought 3 — bim tothe Apoſtles, and declared tothem, 18,19. o Making open’ that he had ſpoken vnto pim. & how hee had profeffion ofthe {poken boldely at Damalcus in the Mame Gofpel. of Jefus p Which were : 28 And lje ⁊ was conuerlant with » then Tewes,bnt fo cal~ at Jerulalem, : ledjbecaufethey 29 And fpake boldelpoin the Mame of fwere difperfed the Loꝛd Jeſũs, and ſpake and dilputed with through Grecia’ the P Orectans ; but they went about to flap and other coun- him. : D lereyes. 30 But when the brethzen knew it, they how bee had feene the Loz in the way, and. TheAdes. Aeneas is healed. The dead raifed. haought bim to Ceſarea, and fent him koorth toa Tarſus. q Becauſe it was 31 Then hadthe Churches rele thozow hisownecoun- > al Judea,and Galtle,and Hamaria, € were trey,and there he edificd, and walked in the feare of che Lord, might haue {ome and were multiplied bp the comfort of the authority. holy Ghoſt. 32 Andit came to paſſe, as Peter walked throughout all quarters, hee came allo to the Haints which owelt at Lynda, 33 And there he found acertaine man nae med Aeneas, which had kept his bed eight peeres,and was ficke of the palite. 34 Chen ſayd Peter vnto him, Aeneas, Jelus Chait maketh thee whole: arife and make bp thy bed. And heearole immedi· | Or, trufe chy ately, couchtogether. 35 Andr all chat dwelt at Lydda, and r Meaning the f Daron law him,and turned tothe Loo. greateft part. 36 There wasallaat Jovpa,a certapne f A place focale -| woman a difciple named Tabitha(which by led, and nota interpretation ts called *Dozcas) fhee was citie. Afull of goed Works and almes which Mee ¢ That isa deere, BID, or,roe bucke, 37 And tt came te pafie in thoſe dapes, bOr, rich. that he was ficke and died : and when thep Had " waed ber, they layd her inan vpper chamber. 38 Mow foralinuch as Lydda was neere to Joppa, and the dilciples bad heard that Peter was there, theyſent vnto him two men, deſiring that hee would not Delay ta come onto then, i ! 30 Then Peter arole x came with thene ana when hee was come, they brought him inte the vpper chamber, where all the wi⸗ Dowes tood by him weeping, and hewing the coats ¢ garments which Dorcas mare, while he was with them. 49 But Peter put chem all koorth, any kneeled Downe, and praied, and turned hint to the body, andiayd, Tabitha, Arie. And fhee opened her epes, and when ſhe fate e= ter,fate bp. A 4I Then hee gane her the hand and lift Her bp, and called the * Daints ¢ widowes, rather rhat other and reſtored ber aliue. might haue oc- 42 And it was knowen throughout all ‘cafionto beleene Joppa, and many beleeucdintheLo2d. and glorifieGod, 43 And it cametopaflethat hee taried then for her many dayes in Joppa with one Simon a owne fake. | canner. ` lOr, Currier. u Tothe intene they. might bury her afterward: for this was their cuftome, — x Forfhe was re{tored to life, CHAP, X, 3 Corwelius admonifhed by the Angel, y He fendeth to loppa, x1 The vifion that Peter faw. 17. How he was fent to Cornelius. 44 The Gena tiles alfo receiue the Spirit and are baptized. F Cirthermoze there was acertaine man in À — tal itat herah Captayne of © the band called the Jtaltan band, 2 ADdenout man and aone that feared a Whe ad * God with al his houfhold,whtch gaue much 3 * d k i ales tothe people, and prayed God conti: · E le nually. fo! 3 De faw ina vifion euidently (about the —* leruice of ninth boure of the Dap) an Angelof Gon a comming in tobim, and faying vnto bin, Copnelius. ! j — 4 But when he looked on iio sp +} li b Thatis,God did accept them: whercot it fol- to pleafe God, whereby thon fhalt be faucd, and all chine boule, d As camels, horfes, dogs, oxen, {heepe, fiwine, and fuch like, which man nourifheth for his vfe, fOr, common, e In takinga- _way the diffe- ‘Tencebetwixt yacleanebealts and cleane, he thesveth there is ‘fo difference be- twixt the lewes ard Gentiles, f Take it not for polluted, and im- h Ca ot Then true o- edience which — of aith ought to be without doubt Of queftioning. lôr, Peter. Peters vifion. frain, and fayd, What is it, Loꝛd? And hee fai puto him , Thy prayers & thine alines — b yp Into remembzance before oD, Mowe therefore (end men to Joppa, and call foz Simon, whole ſurname is Pe⸗ ter. .- 6 He lodgeth with one Simon a tater, whole houle ts by the (ea fide: the tall tell thee what thou oughteſt to doe. 7. And when the Angel which ſpake vn- to Coznelius,was Departed , hee called twa ofhis ſeruants, anda ſouldier that feared God, one of them that waited om him, 8 Andtolde them all thisgs, and fent them to Joppa. : _ 9 Munthe mozrow as they went on their fourney, and Drew mere vnto the citie, Pe⸗ ter went vp vpon the boule to pray, about the Airt boure, 10 Then wared bean hungred, ¢ would baue eaten : but while they made fome thing ready, he fell inte a trance. Il And be faw heauen opened,and acer- taine velfell comme Downe vnto him, as it had beena great ſheete, knit at thefourecozners, and was ict dowue to the earth. 12 M{iberein were å allmanner of foure footed bealts of the earth, and wilde beats, and creeping things, € foules of the heauen. 13 Qndthere came a voyce to him, Arife, Peter: kill,and eate. 14 But [eter ſayd, Mot lo, Lord: for J baue neuer caten any thing that ts || pollute Opbncleane, 5 ; I5 And the voice pake pnto him againe the (econd tune, Che things that God bath € purtiicd,€ pollute thou not, 16 This was fo done chile: andthe vel fell was dꝛawen vp againe Into heauen. 17 ¶ How while Peter Donbred in him- felfe what this bilion which bee had ſeene, meant, beholde, themen which werelent from Coznelius, had enquired fox Simons houſe, and tood at the gate, A 18 And called, and alked whether Si: mon which was ſurnamed Peter, were lon- ged there. I9 And while Peter thonaht on the nifi- on, the (pirit iam vnto him, Webold, thaee men ſeeke thee. 20 Arile therekore, and get theedowne, and goe With them, and Doubt nothing: fo2 J baue ſent them. 21 (Then (Peter went down to the men which were fent vuto hun from Cornelis, and layd, Behold, J am hee whom pe leeke; what ts the cauſe wherefoze pe are come? 22 And they faid, Cornelius the captain, a inſt man, andone that fearcih God, and of good repost among all the nacton of the Jewes, was warned krom heauen by an ho» lp Angel,to fend foz thee into his Houle, and to heare thy words. 23 Then called He them, and longed them, and the nert Day Peter went foorrh with them, and certaine brethren From Jop⸗ pa accompanted him. 24 @Andthedayp after, they entred into Eelarea. Mow Coznelius waited fo: them, And had cailed together hts kinſemen, and fpectall friends. _ 25 And it came to pafe, as Peter came in,that Coꝛnelius met him, and felldowne at bis feete, and» worſhipped him. k 26 But Peter toake him vp, faying, Stand wp ; toz enen J my felfe am aman. 27 And ashe talked with hin, hee came a > and found many that were come toges er. _ 28 And he fayd onto them. Ve know that itisan vulawfull thing foz a man thatisa Jewe, tocompany oꝛ come vnto one ofan Other nation ; Dut Hod hath ſhewed me,that a fhould not callany man | polluted, oꝛ vn⸗ eane. 29 Therefore tame J vnto you without faying nap, when J was fent foz. J alke theretoze » for whatintent haue pee fent foz me? 30 Then Cornelius yd, Foure dayes agoe, about this boure, F fated, and atthe ninth houre J prayed tn mine boule, and tehoin, aman ſtood befoze mein bright clos ying, f 31 And layde, Cornelius, thy prayer ig heard, ano thing atmes ate pain remem- bance inthe fight of Gov. Chap.x. HisSermon before Cornelius. 49 5 A h Shewed too much reuerenceé and farre paffing decent order, as though Peter had been God, || Or,coseato es. 32 Send therefore to Joppa, and call foz - Dimon, whole furname is Peter (hee is lod· ged in the boule of Simon a tanner by the Bea lide) who when hee commeth, Wall- {peake vnto thee. 33 Then ſent J fo: thee immediatly, and thou batt well Done to come. Mow theres feze ate wee all here prclent before God, to ` beare all things that are commanded thee of 0 * By 4 34 Then Peter opened his mouth, anv fayd, Dfatrueth J perceive, that * Oodis no accepter of perfons, 35 But in enery nation hee that i feareth « bin and wozketh k righteouſneſſe, ts accep: ted with him. ; 36 Pee knowe the worde which God baty tent to the chudzen of Ilrael peas ching ! peace by Jelus Chat webich is Lord ofa 37 Euen the word which came through all ‘Judea beginning in Galile, after the bap: tiline which Jobn preached, _ 38 To wit, how God ™ anointed Felus of Maszaret, with the boly Ghott, g with poty- er: who went about Doing good, and hea- ling all that were oppzefied of che Deuil ; foz God was with jim. 39 And wee are wittelles of all things which he did both inthe land of the Jewes, anain Jeruſalem: whom thep lewe, han- ging bun on atree. ; 40 iin God railed vp the third day,and cauſed that he was ſhewẽed openly: 41 Mot toall the people but vitto the twit- nefes chaten before of God, cuen to bs which Did eate and Minke with him, after he arole from the Dead. 42 Andhe commanded bs to preach vn⸗ to the people and totellthe, that tt ts he that ig ordained of Gad a Judge of quicke ano ean. ; £ 43 To him alſo gine all the * Dacphets witneſſe, that hough Dia same, j a ' CAPE Deut. 1017. 2.chro19.7, | sob 34.19 wifd.6 | 7-ecclis.35 16, | rom. a..gal. 2. | ephe.6 9.col.3.. | 25i pet 1. 1 i By rhis peach the Hebrewes meanethe whole religion of God, which without faith profiteth vs nothing. k That is, he that is vpright and . coth hurt to no man,but doeth > goodto all, 1] Meaning, the . recõciliation be- tweene God and © ] man through Chrift lefus, Luke 2,14. Luke 4.14» m That isyendu< ed him with grae czsand piftsa- — boue all others, - Tevet. 3.34. micah, 7.01518. chap.t5.9, PPeceusfad examined ‘oir — in bim, Mall reteiue remiſſion of finneg: ) É 44 Abile Deter yet ſpake theſe words, the Holy Ghott feil on ail chem which heard the won. j d At 45 Bo they of the civcumctfion which be- lecuicd, were ailonted, as many as came with [Deters becauſe chat om the Gentiles n Weoughtnot allo was potwed out the giit of the holy todebarrethem "Ghot, £ ; cf baptifme 46 Fo: thep beard them peake- with whom Godtefti- tongues, and magnifie God. Chen anlwe- fichtobe his: | FeB (Deter, Ie nonini for fecingthey . 47 Gan any man = forbid water, that hauethe princie theie (ould not be baptized, which panere pall, thatis lefe cetued the holy Ohott,as-well as we? ý ought not to be 43 Hohe comiianded them to be bapti⸗ deniedthem, zeð in the flame ofive Lord. | Chen prayed Jetus Sheik. they hin to tarp certaine Bayes. CHAP, XI. : -& Peter eweth the caufe wherfore he went to the Gentils 18 The Church approucth it, 11 Lhe Church sncreafeth.22 Barnabas and Paul p each at Antiochia. 28 Agabus prophefeth dearth to come, 29 andthe remedie. Ow the Apokles and the bzethren that it Nwere ingudea, heard that the Geutiles Had alio recetued rhe word of God. 2 Gnd when Peter was come bp to Je⸗ a For they could ruſalem, they ofthe circumcifion scontended rot yetcompre- agatntt him, f hend this fecret — 3. Daping, Chou wenteft in to menin- whichwashid circumciſed, and batt eaten with them. fromthe Angels, 4 hen eter began, and erpounded themfelues,evien = thethinginozder fob them faying, fromthecreation § Ji wast the cittz of Joppa, praying, of the world, E- and in a trance J taw this vifion, Acettaine phef 3 8,9.col. 1.26. . fheete, let Downe from heauen by the foure b He purgeth bis coruers, and it came to me. fact before rhe 6 Coward the which , when J bad fa- Church, ſtened mine eyes, Iconũbdered, and fawe foure footed beatts of the carth, and wilde beats ,.and creeping things , and fontes of the heauen. $ 7 Alloy heard a voyce ſaying vito me, Arile, Peter Uay and cate. nia 9 3 Aud layo, god fob, Loz $ foz no⸗ J thing polluted ot vncleane bath at any time Entred tito my month: 9 But the voyce anfwered me the (cond time from heaucn , Che things that God Hath purified pollute thounot. ~ IÒ And this was done three tunes, and all were taken vp agate tuto heauea. II When beheld, immediatlythere were three men alreadie come vnto the houle tobere Jwas fent from Ceſarea ynte me. 12 Qudthe Spirit ſayd vnto mee, that J . ould gog with them without doubting: , morcouce thele lire bꝛethren came with me, <.: hD We entered into the mans houle. j -13 Andhe hewed us how he had ſeene an Angel ti his houle, which Keod ana faid ta dim, Bend men to Foppa, and call fo: Dts mon whole ſurname is Peter. 14 wee Wall peake wozdes vnto thee, goreny borg thou and al thine poule Halbe aued., or. Is And ag J began tolpeake, the holy The Actes, veſſel comming Dowie ag it had been a greât - ka + -= Antiochians firk called Chriſtians. N Ghotfellonchem, *euen as vpon vs at the Ma⸗a 4. beginning, i and 4.3 lo 16: Then Jxemembeed the wove ofthe Cha.s.5. aid tge L020, how De fayd, * John baptizen with a.matth.z 01, Water,butpethalbe baptised withthe Loly marke 1. 8luke | Ghot, i i 3 AG wha ie 26: T7 Foras much then as Gov gaue then c Thatiscndued alike gift, ag be did yuto vs, when we belee: with the graces of ued tithe Lord Jeſus Chit, wis twas J, the holy Ghot, ` that 3 could {ct God |? || Mot teging 18 -Chen they heard thele things, d thep chem the poly held their peace, and gloritied Gov, laying, Ghot. ‘Then hath God allo to the Gentiles graul- d, Their modelty tede repentance vnto life. ~~ declarech, that £9 Cand they whieh were ſtatteted x they were notas’ Daoad becaule of the t affliction chat vole a> thamed to vnfay bout Steven, walked throughout tiil hey that whereof they caine vnto Phenice, and Cypꝛus, and An had vniufly bia. tiochta, preaching the woꝛd tono man, but med Peter, vnto the Jewes oñely. e` This repens 20 jrow fome of them were men of Oy» tance dependeth PU and ofEprene, which when they were vpon faith, l toine into Autiochia, ſpake vnto the (Gres (hap. 8.a. Clang,and preached the Lord Jeſus. \\Or trouble. 21 Andthe s hand of the Lod vas with f He meancth thent, fo that a great number belecued and notches ewes turned unto the LoD. 7 which being feat- 22. Then td ings of thole things came teredabroad ynto the cares of the Church, twijich was in in divers coun- Jerufalem, and they tent foorth Barnabas tries were caled that be fouls goe vnto! Antiochia, — by this name, tut 23 CGho when he was come, and had ſeen che Greci:ns the grace of God, was glad, and erbozted wich wereGen- all, chat with purpole of geart they would rites. = |, ficleane vnto the Lord. Me 24 Foꝛ ice masa goodman, and full of and vertue, the boly Ghot, and faith, and much people h This wasthe topned themſelues vnto the Lod. moit famous cig. - 25 aben Beparted Barnabas to Tarts tie of Syria,and fus to teeke Daul; bordered vpon 26 And when bee had founde bim, hee Cilicia, 4 brought hin vato Antiochia, and it came to Or, continue ` pafe, thata whole veere they were couuer wath the Lord, fant with the Church, and taught much peo» i Wheras before ple, tniormuch, that the Dilciples were fir they were called called Chꝛiſtians tn Antiochia. diſciples, now 27 In thote dayes allo came Pꝛophets they arenamed from Jeruſalem vuto Antiochta. Chriftians. a 28 And there llood vp one of them na- k This prophefie med Agabus, and ſignilied by the * (ptette, wasan occafion thatthere hould bre great famine throughẽ tothe Antiochi- out ali the world, wbich alio came to palle ansto relieucthe vnder Claudius Celar, neceflitic of their 29 Then the diſciples euery man accoy brethrenin Ieru., | Ding to hts abilitie, !purpoleD to fend fe» flem, cour vuto y bectijzen which Dwelt in Judea, 1 To fignifie that 30 (Ghich thing they alio did, and Cent it it came ofa chae tothe Eiders by the handes of Warnabas riablemindtos - and Baul, wards them, CHAP, XII t Herod perfecuteth the Chriffians. 3 He kila leth Iamcs, 4 And putteth Peter in prifon, 7 Whom the Lord deligercth by an Angel, 23 The herrible death cf Herod, 24 The Gi Spel floxifh- eth. 25 Barnabas and Saulieturning to Antioe chia take Iohn Marke with them. Mrmabent that time, 2 erodthe king a Who was cal- retched ſoorth bishandes to vere cers Jed Agrippa the The power taine olthe Church, fonne of Ariſto· bulus ; he was ne- phew vnto Herode the great, and brother of Hercdias, 2 An ee Peters wonderfull deliuerance. 2 Andbee killed James the brother of John with the ſword. { 3 And whenhee law that it < plealed the b There was an other f named fonne of Al Jewes, hee proceeded further to rake Pe⸗ heus. ter allo (then were the dayes st vnleauened c Itcamethen bead.) i of no zeale nor 4 And wher he had caught biir, he put religion,butone- him in pꝛiſou, and Deltuercd bin to 4 foure ly roflatterthe © guaterutons ef ſouldiers to bee kept, inten: people. Ding afterthe jDaitcoucr tobing him foorth d Thenuaber tothe people. Srey! being Gixtecne § Bo Peter was kept in pifon; but ear- net payer was made of the Church vnto God fo him, 60 And when Yerod would haue brought kim out vnto the people,the lame night {leyt Peter betweenetwo ſouldiers, bound with two chaines, t the keepers before the Booze, kept the ppiſon. tg 7 *And behol, the Angel ef the Lord i came vpon thein,/ and alight Hined tn the y c hone, and hee linote Peter onthe fide, and railed him bp, faring Arike quickly. And pis: chatnes kall off trombishanes. . 8 Gud the Angel ſaid vnto him, Gtrd thy felfe, and binde on thy *fandales, And. fo bee did. Chen pee ſaid vnto hun, Cat . thy garment about theesand fadow me, 9 BoPecer came out and followed him; and knew not that it was true, which was Done by the Angel, but thought be had (ene ation, A ES, * 10 Row when they were palt the firt ~ 2, and. the fecond watch, they came vnto the os so. à MON wate that leadeth vnto the citie, which ppenẽed to them by itowne acco, and they. sj Seo ote. Went out, and pafled tizough. one reete, and by and by the Angel Departed from: tm. > $ IL (And when Peter was come to him- ieifey bee (aid, Row T know fozatrueth that the Lord hath (enc. pts Angel, and bath . Delinered me out ef the band of Dered, and ron alithef waiting fo2 of the people ofthe ewes. 12 Gnd as he conlideredche thine, he came to the boule of Mary the mother of John, whol ſurname was Marke, where many twere gathered together, and prayed. » 33 And when peter knocked at the entry n Bootes a maine came footh to hearken; ta » med Khode. i y : <~ I4 But when the knew Peters voice, the opened not the entrie doore fo: gladnefle, but ran in, and tole how Perce ſtood befoze the , Entrie. 15, But they fayde vuto her; Thou art Forthey did . madve. Det Kee affirmed tt conttantiy, that now by Gods. it was fo. Then laid ther, It is hise Ans word, thaAn- gel shit ; 16 But Peter continued knocking, and , when they had opencd ti, and law bur, they wereaitonied, Ete 17 And hee beckened vnto them with the hand to hold their peace,and toi then bow 1 the Lod bad brought him out of the pation. was diuided by foures to keepe diuers watdes, ` James and to the bꝛethren:and he departed kflefitpe& by aid Yeent intop another place. 0 E on reafonofthe 3918 @ Row aligoncas it: wWas day⸗ there brethren. Chap. xiij. » Whole furnamewas Parke, - And hee faid, Goe ſhewe thele things ynte . was xo mal trouble among (he Couldicrs, Cah hi : what was become of Peter. j 19 And when Herod had fought fo: him, and found him not, he cramined the keepers ANB Commandes them to be led ca bee punt · fed, And hee went Downe from Judea to Cefarca,and there abode. 20 Then Herod intended tomake warre agunt them of Trus and Siton, but thep | came all with one accom puto him, andiper⸗ i Both by flatre- {waded Blattus the kings chamberlainsand$ ring wordsjarid’ 3 they defired peace, becaufe thew countrey alfo by brberie, was nouriſhed by the Kingsland, k Which hee 21 Andvpon a day appointed, Herod a⸗ Mhouldhaue done raped binvelfe tn ropall appareil, anu fate if he bad puni- onthe iudgement (cate, anv made an dratt⸗· (hed che flatte- on vnto them. tt Tite 7 rers, of whofe va- 22 Andthe people gaue a ſhoute, fying; nitie he complai- The voice of Ged, and not of maw: ned when he was (23 But immediatly the: Sngel of the a dying, as lofe- Le20 fmote him, becauſe he ᷣgauẽ not gloꝛie phus uriteth. vnto God; fo that he was caten hot woꝛmes, | The vileneſie and gaue by the Ghoſt. ew. (ud ofthe penith- 24 And the word of Ged™greve, and, men: deciarech multiplied. y t how Ged dete⸗ 25.40 Barnabas and Gaul returned. Reih pride and, ., from Jerufalem, when they bad fulfilled tyrannie: his their office sann teske with them John, grandfatheral- | fo waseaten of. , itfi licen ‘ m:: The more that tyrants goe about to ſuppreſſe Gods word, the more doeth it increafe. -n : Which was to diltribute the almes fent, from Antiochia,Chap.11.29. i aii $e. CHA PAALIS f c2; Paul and Barnabas are called to preach a- mang the Gentiles, 7 Of Sergius Panlus and Elya was the farcerer, 13 The departure of Marke. 14 Paul preacheth at Antiochia, 42 The faith ofthe Gentiles, 46 The Fewes reiected 48 They that are ordeined to life, beleenc, 52 The fuite . of faith. ; J Peete werealloin the Church that was at Antiochia, tertaine prophets and teas thers, as Barnabas, and Simeon called Niger, and Lucius of Cyꝛene, and Mana- ben, (which har bene brought vp with he⸗ redethe Cetrarch) and Haut. 2 frowras thep > mintitred to the Lord; and fated, the holy Ghot laid, Sevarateme Barnabas and Haul, fo: the worke where- unto J haue called then. ' 3 . Chen faked they, and praied, and laid charge,asthe A. their hands ou them, and ict them goe. _. pofilcthip was; 4 And they, after they were*fent forth of forhat bere is a This declareth that Ged calleth òf all forts botla hie and lowe. b Thesyord fig. nificthto exe- cute a publique the holy Ghofl,came Downe vnto Seleucia, chewed that they and frem thence they faticd to Cypzus. preached, and § And when they were at Halamis,they propheſied. pre ached p woꝛd OF God in the Synagogues (hap.14 26. of the Jewes:and they had alo. John to their mintiter, 6. So wien they had gone thoughout the yle vnto Paphus, they found a certaine - forcever, a falie prophet, being a Jew,named Pariis, it ; ; 7 CUbich was with the Deputie Dergt- us Pilis, a ꝓudent man. ice called bute him Barnabas and, Saul, and telire to Heare the word oF God... —— 8 But Elymas the lorcerer Clos fo i! his x Herods horrible death. 496 ` : í Elymas reprooued. Pauls e Which are the do€trine ofthe ) Apoftles,that onely leadeth vsto God, d This was ano- ther Antiochia, then that which was in Syria. e Thisdeclareth that the Scrip- ture is giuen to teach and exhort ¥s,and that they refufed none that had gifts to fet foorth Gods glorie, and to e- difie his people. Exad, i 9e Erodi 3.14. Exod, 16.1. f Here is decla- red the great pa- tience and long fuffering of God before he puni- Meth. Toſp. 14.1. Indg. 3. 9. “28 For thefe 450. yeeres were not fally accompli- fhed, bur there Jacked 3.yeeres, counting from the birth of Ifaae, tothe diftribu- tion of the land of Chanaan, 1. Sam. 8.5. 1 Sam.g.t§ 16. and 10.1. “a. Sam. 16.13. plal89.210,2%. Flatt. Matth.3 tmar, 1. 2. luhe 3.253. h When his of⸗ fice drew toan end, he fent his dif€iples to Chrift Marke 1.7. 021.20. name by interpretation) withſtoode them, coum auni to turne away the Deputie trom the faith. 9 Then Saul(which allo is called Paul) bung fullof the holy Ghoſt, fet pis eyes on tnt, 10 And faid,D full of all ſubtiltie and all milchiefe , the childe ofthe veuli, and eng: méie of all righteoufnefle , wile chon not pe to peructt the ſtraight? wayes of the 02D? II Now therefore behold,the hand ofthe Loꝛd is vpon thee, and thou halt bee blinde, and not [ee the funne foz afeafon . And im- mediatly there fell on Hint a myfte anda Darkenefle,and he went about,fecking ome to leade bim by thehand. 12 Then the Deputic when he ſaw what was done,belecucd,and was aſtonied at the Doctrine of the Lod. 13 flow wher Paul and they that were with hin, were Departed by Hip from Pa- phus, they came to Perga, a citie of Pam⸗ phylia: then John Departed from them, and returned to Jerulatem. 14. But when they Departed from Perga, they came to 4Qnttochia acitie of Piũdia and went into the Synagogue on the Dab- bath Day,and fate Downe. 15 And after the lecture of the Lawand Prophets, the rulers of the Synagogue fent onto them, faping, Vee men and beethzen, tf pee baue any word of e erhoztation foz the people, fay on. ; 16 Then Pani toode sp and beckened with the band.andfarw, Men ot Iſrael, and yee that feare God, hearken. © Nene 17 The Gor of this people of Iſrael choit aur fathers , and eralted the people when they dwelt in the land of * Egypt, ma oe ait * high arme drought then out hereof, “ $ 18 And about the time *of fourtie peeres, —— bee their finaners in the wilder⸗ nefe. 19 And he deſtroyed ſeuen nations in the land of Chanaan, and *Duided their land tò them by lot. 20 Then afterward Hee gaue vnto them * Judges s about foure hundreth and fiftie koni pute the time of Samuel the Pro⸗ ct. : 21 Ho after that they deſired a* Ring, and Gon gaue vnto them * Zaul the une of Cis, amanofthe tribe of Beniamin, by the fpace gf foztte peeres. : As 22 And after he had taken him away, hee railed vp *Dautd tobe their king, ofwhom hee witnefied , faving , J baue found Da- utd che fonne of Felle, a man after mine Sure OF Aeue will doe all things that will. 23 Okthis mans ſeede hath God * accoz- “Ding to his promile raed vp to Iſrael rhe PHautour Petts: ° 24 Chen * John had firit preached be- foe bis commiug the baptiline of repen» tance to all the people of Ifracl. 25 Gud when Jobn had fulfilled his h courte, hee fain, * [thom pee thinke that J am, Jam not hee: butbeholde, there com⸗ The Actes. corriuption. Sermon to the people, meth one after mee, whofe ſhoe of his feete J am not woꝛthy to loole. — 26 Pee men and beethzen, childzen of the generation of Abꝛaham, and whoſoeuer a= ; mong pou feareth God, to pouts thei wozd i That is, this of this ſaluation (ent. meflage and ti⸗ 27 Fo: tije inhabitants of Jerufalem,and dings of malua- their rulers, becauſe they * knew bim not, tion, no? pet the words of the Prophets, which k Herebwkerh are! read euery Sabbath day, they haue ful⸗ chem for cheir filled chemin co ndemning him. i ignorance, 23 And though they found no cauſe of | Akhoughthey Death inhim, *yet Delirgd they Pilate te kill read thelawe, him. yet their hearte 29 And when they had m fulfilled all are couered that- things chat were wettten of him, they tooke they cannot vn- bin Downe from the tree, and put him in a derftand,2.Cors fepnichee. jajang 3-14, 32 But Gon * railed him vp from the Matth.27.22, Dead. ; marke 55.13. 31 And hee was feene many Dayes oF luke 23.23, them, which came vp with him from Galile ichs 19.6. to Jerulalem, which are his witnefles vnto m In Chrift all the people. ger the promifes are _ 32 And twee declare ynto pou that touch- Yca,and Amen, ing the pꝛomiſe made vnto the fathers, 2.Cor.1.20. 33 God hath fulfilled it vnto vs their Matth.28.2,6. . childzen, in thatheeraticdvp Fetus, euen marke 16.6, AS ICIS witten in the ſecond Plalme, Thou luke 24.6. art mp Donne: this Day haue Jbegotten ohz 20.13. thee. ae n In tba: he was 34 Mow as concerning that hee ratſed borre andincar- him vp from the dead, no moze toreturne nace. to rhe grane, he hath {ard thus, * J will gine P/24 2.7. you thee boly things of Dauid wytch are b-or.1.5.c 5.5, | faithful. } ; GGT Tfai.s5.3. A 35 Aherefore hee faith allo in another o Meaning,that place, * Chou wilt nat luffer thine holy one Le would faith- to (ee cozruption. fully accomplifh: 36 Howbeit, Danidafterhee had ſerucd the promites, ~ bis time by the counfellof Ges, bee * flept, which he made and was layd With his kathers, And law coꝛ· of his free mercy- ruption. é „with the forefa- 37 But hee whom God railed Yp, ano cthers:andhe | k fhewethtbatas | 38 Wee it knowen vnto pou therefore, the grace,which men and bethet, that though this man God hath giuen is preached vnto pou the forgiueneſſe of to his fonne, is finnes. i ; permanent for 39 And from all things from which pee suer, folikewife could not Gee inftified by the Law of Mo⸗ thelife of the fes, by pim cuery one that belecueth, is iu⸗ fonne is eternal, Rit, ' BESA Pfal, 16.10. 40 Beware therefore, teat that come chap.2, pr. vpon pou, which is ſpoken of tn the Pꝛo· »,King. 2,10, pijets, ps > chap.2.29. 4I * Bebold, ver defpilers, and wonder, Habak.t.ge and vant!) away: for J worke a a woꝛke p He reproueth | in pour Dayes, a woke wich yee Mall them tharpely. not beletue, tf a man would Declare it becauſe ſoſtneſſe you. would not pre- . 42 E And when they were come out of mite: the Synagogue of che Jewes, the Gentiles q Which is, ven: befought, that they mould preach thele geance vnſpeak- weds to them the nert Sabbath day. able, for the cons 3 Mow when the Congregation Was temetofGods Ff Diffolucd, many of the Jewes, and Jole: word. iytes that feared Gov , followed Paul and: Barnabas , which ſpake to them, and exhoꝛted them to continue in the grace of D; , ; i T 44 And SS Ordeined to faluation. r They difdained that the Gentiles thould be made equall with them, Matth.10 6, {Which is,to know .one onely God,and whom he hath (ent, Ic- fus Chriſt. 1 fai.45.6. luke 2.32» t Nonscan be- Jeeue, bur they whom God doth appoint before all beginnings to be faued. u He meaneth faperftitious wo- men,and fuch as were led. with a blind zeale,albe- itthe common people efteemed tem godly,and, theretore Luke ſpeaketh as the world efteemed them, Matth. 10.14. marke 6,11,. luke 9.5. chap. 18,6. a Which would notebey the | doGrine,neither’ fuffer chemfelucs: to be perfwaded to belectiethe truethandto ime brace Chrig, 44 And the nert Sabbath day came al- mot the whole citie together, to beare the wod of Gen. 45 Wut whenthe Jewes faw the people, they were full ofr enuie, and ipake agatnit thole things, which were poken of Daul, contrarping them, and railing on them, 46 Then Paul and Barnabas ſpake boſdly, and fain, * Jit was neceſſarie that the word of Gon ſtzould frt Haue beene tpoken vnto pou; bur ſeeing pe put it from pou, and iunge pour ſelues unworthy off euerlatting lite loe we turne to the Gentiles. 47 Foꝛ fo hath the Loꝛd commanded vs, faying,* J hauc made thee a light of the Gen» tiles, that thou thouldett dee the faluation vnto thecndotthe wold’. ~ 48 Aud when the Gentiles heard it, they were glad, glorified che word of the Lod: andas many ag Were ordeined vnto eter: nall like, beleeued. 49 Thus the wort of the Loꝛd twag pub- liſhed thꝛoughout the whole countrep, 50 But the Jewes ſtirred certaines Des nout and honourable women, and the chtefe men of the citie, and railed perſecution a» gainſt Paul and Barnabas, anderpellea them outoaf their coattes. : si But they * booke off the dult of their keete agatnit them, and came vnto Feo- nium, §2 And the dilciples were filled with toy, and with the holy Ghot, CHAP, XIII 3 God giueth fucceffctoha word. 6 Paul and Barnabas preach at Fcenium and are perfecuted, 33 At Lyſtra they weuld doe facrificeto Barsa- bas and Paul,wihichrefufe it,and exhort the peo- ple to worlhip the true God. 19 Pauls ftoned, 22, They con firme the difcsplesin fath and pati- ence, 23 Appoint miniſters, 16 And paffing shrough many places, make report of thesr dils- gente at Antiochia, f : “A M it caine to pale in Iconium, that they went both together mto the pna- gogue of the Temes, and fo pake; thata great multitude both of the Jewes and of 2 But thes ynbeleening Jewes irred ı the Greciaus beleened. + YP; AND corrupted the mindes ofthe Gen⸗ tiles againſt the bꝛethren. 2 a thereſore they above therealong time, , and ſpake boldly in the Lord, which gaue teſtimonie vnto the word of bis grace, and cauſed fignes and wonders te bee Done bp their bands. 4 But the people of the ritie were dini- > Bed: and ome were with the Jewes, and : » feme with the Apoſtles. s And when there was at aſſault made `o beth of the Gentiles and of rhe Jewes with + Fn fo much that all the people were mooucd at the Doctrine. So both aul and Barnabas res a? at Ly- Fil, > thete miers, to doe them hiolence, and to ſtone them 99600 6 They were ware of it, and fied vnto E Upktra, and Derbe, cities of Lycaonia, and vnto the region roundabout, 7 And there were preaching the Goſpelt 8 C Mow there fate a certaine manat Lyitra, impotent in his feete , which wasa creeple from his mothers wombe , who haw neuer walked, TE SESER 9 He heard Panl fpeake: who beholding — any perceining that be had faith to bee healen. N Io Batd witha lowde voyee, t Stand vpright on thy feete. And be leaped vp, and walked. 11 Chen when the people fatu what Paul Had Done, they liften vp their voyces, laying in thelpeech ef Lpcaonia, Gods are come Downe to vs in the ltkenefle of men. 12 Andthey celled Barnabas, Jupiter, and Paul, Mercurius, becaule hee was the chicte(peaker. ; 13 Then Jupiters Piet which was be- foze their citie, bꝛought buls with>garlands vnto thee gates, and would haue lacrificed with the people. 14 But when the Apotles Barnabas and Paulheard te, they rent thete clothes, and ranne in among the peoplecrping, 15 And faping, D men, why Doe pee thele things ? (ice are euen men e fubtect to the like paflions that pe be,and preach pnte you, that yee ould turne from thele vaine idoles’ vnto the liuing God, * whick made heauen and earth, andthe lea, and allthings that tn them are. 16 (Cibo in times palt * ſuffered all the Gentiles to walke in their owne f wayes. 17 Qruertheleſſe, hee left uot huntelfe Without e witneſſe, in that hee did good, and ane bs raine from heauem and freitful fea- mesing our hearts with food and *glad> neſſe. 18 And (peaking theſe things , ſcarle ree fratnes they the people,that they bad not ſa⸗ crificed vnto them 19 Chen there came certaine Jewes from Anttochia and Jeenium, which when they had perſwaded the people, || * toned Baul, and Drew him out ofthe citie, {uppofing hee had beene Dead. Í 20 Howbeit, as the dilciples foon rannd. about him, he arole vp, and came intothe ci tie,and the nert Dap he Departed with Bars nabas to Derbe. l ` 21 And after thep had preached to that citie, and had taught many, they returned za Lyſtra; and to Iconium; and to Antig» 22 Confirming the diſciples hearts, and erbozting them tocontinue inthe taith, af- firming that wee mut thꝛough many afflicti ons enter into the kingdome of Goo. * 23 And when they had ordrined them El- Ders by election in enerp Church and prays ed, and Fated, thep commended them to the Loꝛd tn whom they beleencd. : 24 Thus thep weet thorowout invia, anu came to Pamphylia. Ban when thep had preached the word in Pergathey cameBowneteAttalta, 26° Gud thence fated to Autiochia,*from whente they hat bene commended nto the. tace ef Gad , tothe wozke which they haa “tulfiilen. 27 And when they wese come, ‘and had —— Church together, they rehear. Chap. xiiij. IupitersPrieft. Paulftoned. 497 . tJ fay to thee in the Mame of Fhe Lord Jelug Chait, b That is,trim=- med with Howres and garlands, c He meaneth, before the gates of the heule where th e Apo. ftles lodged: for the Temple was withaut yrowne, and thereforethe P.ieft brought the facrificc(ashe thought) to the gods themfelues, d Infigne of dee cefting and ab- horring it, e That is,not without our ine firmities and ſiones and al fe fubicâ to death, Genera.pfal 146.6. reue.t4.7 Pal. 1.12513; FOM. 1.24. f To line after their owne fan. taſies, not pre feri~ bing vnto them any religion. g To.take from men all excufe, h That bemg fa- tisfied they might reioyce, +But that they ſhould goe cuge n man hone, nd whiles- they tarted any taught, there came, qe. y t Ana diſpu⸗ ting bolalp, > perſwaded the people to for,’ take themt-fo2, {aid they, they. fap nothing true Unt lie in all things. = 2, [0r r5. b The word figs’ nificth toele i. by putting vp the hands, whic) declareththat miniflers wete’ not made with» < out the confene of the people, © EDall the things that God had Donek by Chap.rzir,4. tbem; aud how hee had opened the doore of k By cheir mi · faith vnto the Gentiles. & i — Ree 28 So ‘M nifteries 250" ” | The Couneill. a As Cerinthus and others: fo writeth Epipha- nius againft the Cerinthians: alfo the fame of the place whence they came,did much preuaile to sperfivade abroad. Gal.§.1,36 b Which were ſactious and gi- ueiſto diſſention. Chap.10,20. LEITEN "Aua N © As touching adoption and: «` erernall life, d By faith Ged putifieth the heart. 3, (07,163, chap .10.43. e They purpoſe· ly tempt God; whichlayiereax . thep ser charges on mens conſcien | ccs, then they arg able to beare, Matth. 23.46 f And notbythe Law: forit isa clog to the con⸗ foience, and.we cannot be deli- ueredstherebys: 2. Pett. Amos 9.116 g Thatis, the Church, whereof the-Templewas afigure, . 23 Go there thep abode along time with the dilciples. CHAP. XV. 1 Variance about circumctfion, 22 The A- postles fend their determination to the Churches, 35 Paul and Barnabas preach at Antiochia, 39 os [eparate companis becaufe of Fehn Marke. F Uencame Downe acertaine from Judea, and taught the bzethzen,aying, * Except ye be circumciled after the maner of Woles, pe cannot be ſaued. ONA 2 Andwhentvere was great diffention aud Difputation by Paul and Barnabas a- gaint them, they ordeined that Paul and Barnabas, & certaine other of them goult goe bp to Jeruſalem vnto the Apoſtles ant Elders about this queſtion. 3 Thus being fent forth by the Church, they pailed though Phenice,and Hamaria, Declaring the conuerfion of the Gentiles: * they brought great ioy vnto all the bree zen. 4 Gnd when they were come to Jeruſa⸗ lent, they were receiued of the Church, and si the Apoſtles and Elders, and hep decla⸗ red what things God had vone bp them. $ Butfaid they certaine of the fect ofthe b JIharilees, which Did beleeue, role tp, lay⸗ ing, that it was necdfuli to circumciſe them, ana to commaund chem to keepe the Law of oits. $ | 5 Thenthe Apotles: and Cloers came together to loske to this matter. ] 7 And when there bad beene great dil putation, Weter rofe yp, and ſayde vnto them, * Dee men and beethren, pee knowe that agood while agoes among vs Gov choſe out me, that the Gentiles by mp mouth pode Heare the word of che Golpel,and be- eue. 8 And Sod which knoweth the hearts, bare them witneſſe, in giuing vnto chem the holy Ghot euen ashe did vñto vs +g And hee putno ¢ difference betweene bs and them, atter that bp faith heed ban *purificd their hearts. oR as Io sow therefore, why tempt ye Hod; to.* lay a voke on the diſciples neckes, which — out fathers, nez wee were able to eare? paN ! 11 But we beleene, though the f grace of the Lovo Jes Ghuict tobee ſaued, euen as tp does, jir H jiti 2 12 Then althe multitude kept filence, and beard Barnabas and aut, which told what igues and wonders God had Done a= mang the Gentiles by then. l 13 And when they belo their peace James anfwered, ſaping, Men and brethzen, hear: ken vnt wmheeeeee 14 *Himon hath declared hors God firk Din vᷣiſite che Gentiles.te take of thema peo» ple vnto his AMG. le ee Is Gnd to this agree the words of the Propheta as it is Wittem, i hih 160% After thia Iwill returne s and will buil againe thes Gaberiacle of Davids Dich is fallen Dowie, and the ruines h: ereot mney Ibuild agnine AD FT wus —— iMG nae t Arte? SRI 3 Webbs Fins The Actes. 17 Ghat the reſttue of men might leeke after the Low, and all the + Gentiles vpon whom my Mame is called, faith the Lom wich Doeth all thele things. 18 From the beginning of the world Ged knoweth atl his worker, Ig Gherefore my ſentence ts, that wee trouble not them of the Gentiles that are turned togon, ` 20 But that wee wite unta them, that The Apoſtles Epiſtle h Which are ga⸗ théred inte one family withthe _ Tewes, to the jne tent theythould — acknowledge all” oneGod,and one Saviour Chrift > leſus. they abſtaine themſelues fomi filthincie ot i For fome idoles, and * fornication, and chat that is ſtrangled, and from blood t. 21 Foꝛl Botts of old time Hath in every citte them that preach hun, fering be is read tn the Synagogues enery abbath day. 22 Chen it leemed good to the Apottles and Civers with the whole Church to lend chofen men of theis owne campanie to ii- tiochia with Paul and Barnabas : to wit, Judas wholelurname wrs Barſabas, and —— which were chiefe men among the letyen, — i 23 And mote letters by theater this mancr, THE APOSTLES, andthe Ei Ders, and the brethren, vnto the brethren which are of the Gentiles in Antiochia, and in Spia, and in Cilicia, ſend grees ting. ; 24. Fo as nuch as wee hane heard, that certaine which Departed from vs, baue trou⸗ bled pou with words, and cumbred yaur mindeg faving, Pe mult be circumciſed and keepe the Lawe, to whom twee gane ne fuch commandement; 25 It ſeemed therefore good te bs, when wee were come together with one est to fend chofen men vnto pou, with our beloued Barnabasand Paul, - \ t 26 Wen that haue ginen vp theit liues fo: the Rame of our Lod Jeſus Chit. 27 Gee haue therefoge fent Judasand Silas, which thalt alfo tell pou the fame things bp mouth. ? 28. Foz it (cemed good ta the holy Ghot, and” to bs, to lay no moze burthen pon pou, then theſe neceſſarie things BE 29 Thatis, that pee abſtaine from things ofred to idoles, and blood, and that that ts ftrangled, and from fomication: + front which if pee keepe pour ſelues, pee ſhall doe well. Fare ye well. 32 Mow whin thep were Departed , they cameto Antiochia, and after that they bad —— the miltitude, they delluered the piſtle. jisti yd 31 And when thep had read it they retoy- tcen forthe conſolation. 32 And Judas and Dilag being Po- phets | erbozted the bꝛethꝛen with many as the minifters CIII 010° of Gods ordi- nance, Exod. Lés words and ſtrengthened them. 33 Andakter they had tatied there alpaces thep were let goe in» peaccof the brethreñ vnto the Aypoftles. a ne a! 4. Motwithitandt goon to abide there RUL: onely Judas went, gait fh 35 Pant could not fo foone beaboli- NU FIJN ` hag.na2. ng © Dilas thought + dao what ; fotuer pe would not thatmen | fhould doe vto you doe not tosthers. [Or,conifrted) n Hae ying defired leave ef theChurch,the brethren praied God t6 ptoſpet theiricurney. o: Who for inftcaufes,changed his mind) HARY thought it none - offence tobe prefentinthe idoles temples, and thereto ban- ker: which Saint" Paul faith, is to drinke the cup of the deuils,s.Cor. -f 10,21, k ‘The heathen thought this no vice, but made ie acommon cu. ` ftome, As tou ching a ftrang- led thing end blood, they were not vnlawfull of themfeluts;and ` therefore were obfer ued but for atime, t And whate ſoeuer they wonld not fhouid be done to themelues, that they ould | ` not Doe it to others. 1 Therefore the ceremonies come manded by God, , thed, till the li- berty of the Gof pel were better | knowen, m Whom the © holy Ghoft hath’ mooued and di⸗ reed to'ors ` deine,and write thele things not asthe authors of this do@rine, but | 3 rtiudge.7. io, ° 35 Paul alſo and Barnabas continued tr Antiochia, teaching and preachtig with many other the word ofthe £020. — 3 36 @ But after certaine dayes, aul Hid vnto Barnabas, Let vs rerurne, aud biste Our bzethzen in cuerycttie, where we bane preached the word of the Loyd, and fee how i thep Boe. +(Gouldtake 37 And Barnabas t counſelled ta take John, xc. wy thom Jebn called Sparke. 38 Wut Paulthought tt not meet totake p God fuffereth him vnto their company, which departed the molt perfeto frem them from Pamphylia, and went not fall and ycttur- with them to the woke. neth their infir- 39 Then were they fe ſtitred, that they mitiestothe fer. PDeparted aftinder onefrom anoiher,fo that ting fotthofhis. Barnabas tooke Marke, and (ayicd vito glory, asthis yprus. sha breach of come 40 And Paul chole Silas and departed, pany caufedthe being commended of the bzethzen vnto the wordto beprea- grate of@ov. La ched in moe 41 And he went thorow Syita and Ciiis places, cia, ſtabliſhing the Churches, CHAP XVL 3 When Paul bad circumcifed Timothie, hee tooke hin wib him, 7 The Pirit calleth them | from one countrey to ancther. 34 Lydsais con- uerted, 28 Pauland Silas impriſoned, conuert the Gasler, 37 and are deliuered as Romanes. ; Tee came hee to Derbe ann to Lypitra: : _ and beholde, a certaine diſciple was there, named * Timotheus, a womans fonne, which wasa Jeweſſe and belecued, but bis father was a Gtecian. 2 Dfwhom the beerhzen which were at Lyftta and Jconium, reported weil. 3. Cheretoze Paul wouid rhat he Honld were prophane $0 foezth with bim, and tooke and? circum: &withourGod, diled hint, becanfe of the Jewes which were b God chufeth in thole quarters: for chey knew all chat bis, rot only men, but father was a Grecian, 5 eifo appointeth 4 And as thep went thozow the cities, countreyswhere they Deltuercd them the Decrees te kecpe,o2- hisword(halbe Deinedofthe Apoſtles and Elbers, which preschedjand Wereat Icxuſalem. 4 onelyashewilf.. 5. AnD fo were the Churches tablimen ¢ Meaning, Afia tthe tatth, ana increated tn nuniberDayly, thel«iT:. 6, € Mow when thep had gone thorow⸗ FDFFefug,. out Whzygta, and the region of Galatia, d Cilled aif they weretosbipden > ofthe holy Spot, ta Ant'goniaand _ Peach the word in⸗· Alia. Alexandria. - 7.. Ehencame they to Myla ann fought e We ought not togocinto Bithinia; but the Spirit t {nite tocreditvifions, VED temnot, exċėpt we beal- 8 Therekoꝛe thep pated thozoto Opia, furedthercofby and came Downeto è Troas, ; the fpiritofGod, 9 CAberea vifion appeared to Panl in, f Which isin the night. There ſtoode amaa of Macedo⸗ the bordersof. nia, and prayed bim, faying, Come into Thracig and Ma- Macedonia and belpe ds. k eedonia ` ° “I0 Audafterhehadfcene the bifion, im g In Gréckeand meviatly we pieparen to goe into Macedo· Latinethe word nia, beinge allureD that the Lozd had tals iscalled Colos led bs to pcach the Goſpel vnto them. Reœm. 16.2 1. phil. 2.19, 1thef.3.2. a Left the Iewe⸗ fhould difdaine him as one that Riawhichean- | I1- Then went we korth from Troas, and nototherwife with aftreight courſe came to Samothra⸗ Be well expre cia and the neet day tof sAecapolic, fd butby fuch. 12 CAnd from thence to Philipei, whech citcumftance of isthe chiefe citie tithe parts of Macedo- words, ` Paul and Barnabas ftriue. Paulsvifion. Chapsxyj. nia, and s whole inhabitants came from Rome to dwell there, and we were in that titie abiding certaine Dayes. 13 And onthe Habbath day, wee went outof the citic, belidesarinuer wherethep were wont to b pray: and we fate Downe, and (poke bnto che women, which were come tegether. 14 Ana acertaine woman named Lydia, afellerof purple, of the citieot the Taya» tittans, which woeſhipped God, Heard vs: whofe heart the £020 opened, that the atten⸗ bed onto the things which Paul fpake. I§ Ant when hee was baptized and her houlbetd, Heebelought vs, laying, Hf pee babe iudged me to bee taithfull to the Lezd, coinetnto mine boule and abide inere ; ang fhe conftratned vs. 16 And it came to pafe, thatas we went to prayer, a certaine matne hauing * a ſpitit of diuination, met vs, which gate her ma- Kers much vantage with Dintning. : 17 She folowed Paul and vs, and cried, laying, Chele men are the feruants of the malt high God, which Mewe vnts ys the * way of faluation, 18 And this Did He many dates:but Paul being grieued, turned about, and laid to the {pirtt,J] command thee in the name of Jefus Chit, thattboucomeont ef her. And hee came out the fame boure. 19 Now when hermatters law that the Hope of their gatne was gone, they caught Pauland Silas, and Mew them into the market place vnto the Magiſtrates, 20 Aud brought them to the Gouernozs, faving, Chele men which are Jewess, trouble our citie, 21 And preach ordinances, which are not lawfull foz bs to recetue, neither tooblerue, ſeeing we are Romances. 22 The people alfo rele bp together a- gaiuſt them,and the Ooucrnozs rent ™ their clothes, and * commandeDthem fo be beaten with reas. 23 And when they had beaten them foe, they catt chem tnto pifon, commanding the aoler to keepe them furely. -24 Uba hauing received fuch comman- Dement, caf them into the hinner pion, and mate their keete kaſt in the ſtocks. 25 How at midnight Paul and Hilas prayed, and fung a Paline bute God: and the parfoners heard them. 26. And ſuddenlychere was a great earth: quake, lo that Me foundation of the priſon was Haken: and by and by all the doores opened, and euery mans bands were leofer. 27_ Then the keeper of the pation waked out of his ſleepe, and when hee law the pat> (on Doozes open, be Drew outhis ſweed, and ; would haue killed himſelle, Cuppeing the puifoners had been fled. 23 But Want cricd with a loude voyce, faving, Doe chy felfe no hace ; for wee are all Gere. EE 29 Thenhe callepforaliaht,andleapen in and came trembling , and tell Bowne bee foze Paul and Beas, ; : {ald Dirs, he them out, and at to be (alien? — The Priſoners fing Pſalmes. 498 h Where the Chriftians accu- ftomed to afleme ble their Church, when the infidels perfecuted them Leait.a2o.27. dent, I 8. 10, 11. 3, (am.28.7. i Which could geſſe, and fore- decme of things _ paft,prefent,and to come: which knowledge in many things God permiteth tothe deuil. ik Satan, ale. though he fpake » the tsueth, yet > was his malicis ous purpoſe to cauſe the Apoſtles to be troubled as feditious perfonsy and teachersof ftrange religion. 1 For Satans fub« tiltie increafed, and alfo it mighe feeme that Satan and the Spirit of God taught bork onc doGrine, Reade Mar.3.34 > m To wit, the ~ clothes of P and Silas, / 2.[ 08.125 1thefi2 z.e _ Ozin the bote trme ofthe pri- [onor in a dane OEA TheGaolers zeale. — JOr, wounds or burts. tGreeke he fèt the table. The Gouer · nours afem- bled together tu the market, &remembstng the carthquake that was,thep feared and fent,tc. n No man bad authoritie to beat, or to put to death a ¢itizen Romane,but the Romanes them: flues by the confent of the people. e For the punifh- ment was Sreas againft them that did iniurieto a ezizen Romane, fus Chꝛiſt, and chor halt be ſaued, and thine hauhott. 32 dud they preached unto him the worn the Lome, and to allthat were in bts ouſe. 33 Afterward hee tooke them the fame boure ofthe night, and waſhed their || tripes, was baptized with all that belonged pate Hun fratghrway. : 34 And when hee hav brought them into his houle,he + (et meate befoze them, and re» torce bape he with ali bts houſtzold beleeucd tn God. 35° And whew it was Day t the Gouer- nours (ent the ſerieants, faying , Let thole men goe. f 36 Then the keeper of the pion tolde thele words vnto Paul, faying, Che Gouer- nours haue (ent to toole you: now therefore get pou hence and goe in peace. 37 Then laid Paul unto them, After that they hane beaten vs openly vncondemned, which ave =" Romaues,they hane caſt vs into pilon, and now wouid they put ys out prt: nip? nap verely: but let them come bzg satt. 38 And the Cericants told thefe words vn⸗ to the Goucrnours, who e feared wien they Heard that they were Romanes. 39) Lhes came thep and prayed them,and brought themout, and delired themto Des part out of the citie. i 49 And they went out okthe pilon, and entred inta the houle of Lydia: & when they had (eene the byecheen,thep comforted them, and Departed. CHAP. XVII, s Paul commeth to Theffalonica, 4 Where forse recesuchim, and others perfecute bhim. 11 To fearchthe Scriptures. 17 He difpateth at A- thens,and the fruit ofhi doctrine. N2? as they paffed thoꝛow Amphipolis, and Apotlonia,thepcame te Theſſalont· ta where was a Synagogue of the Jewes. 2 Aud paul, as his maner was, wentin vnto them,and three Sabbath daies diſputed with them by the Scriptures, 3 Dpening talledging that Che muſt haue (uffred, and riſen again from the dead: and this is Jeſus Chꝛiſt, whom, faydhee, JZ f peach to pou. 4 Andlome of them belecucd , anv ioys ned in company with Pauland Silas: als O of the Grectans that feared God, a great k a ie and of the chiefe women nota § But the Fewes which beleeued not, moucd trh ennie, tooke vito them certaine vagabonds and wicked fellowes, and when they bad aſſewbled thenmiltitnde,thcp mave a tumult in th nt made affault againſt the houle of Jaſonand fought to dzing them out tothe people. ~, 6 But whenthep Drew Jalon and certat heads of the citie, crying, Theſe are they which hane ſubuerted the tate of the wolo, and here they are, Ae 7 chom Jalon hath recciucs, anv thele ind them not, they brethren puto the The Actes. allBoe again& the Decrees of Cefar, fay: ing » Chat there ts anorhers King,one Je» us 8 Chen they troubled the peopic,and the Pia ofthe citie, when thcp heard theſt things. 9 MotwithTanding when they had re- ceined |] icient aflurance of Jalon and of the other,thcylet them goe. 10 And the brethzen ummediatly fent a way Paul and Bilas by nighe vuta Bee tea, which wher they were come thi- hd entreD inte the Synagogue of the cwes. 11 Thel were alot moze noblemen then they which wereat Thellalonica. which re- ceined the word with all readineſſe, ¢* fear- ched the Scriptures Daply, “whether chole things were fo. 12 Tycrefore many of them beleeued, and of hone women, which were Grecians, ana men not a few. 13 € But when the Jewes of Theffalo- nica knewe, thatthe word of God was allo preached of Paul at Berea, they came thi- ther alfo and moued the people. 14 Dut by and by the beethzen fent away {aul to go asit were to the Hea: but Silas and Timotheus above there till, Ig And thep that H dD conduct Paul, brought bim vnto Athens: andwhen they bad receined a commandement vuto Silas and Timotheus that they Mould come to him at once, they Departed. 16 C Mow while Paul waited for them at Athens, bis {pitit was ſtirred in him, f when he ſaw the cttte d ſubiect to toolatry. 17 Cherefoze hee diſputed in the Syna⸗ gogue with the Jewes, and with them that were religious, and in the market Daply, «with 7 be met. 18 Then certaine Philoſophers of the f Eptcures, and of the || Stoikes, diſputed with him, and fome fayd , hat will this | babbler lay? Dehers fayd, He (eemeth tobe a ſetter foorth of trange gods ( becaule hee si ho vnto them Jefiis, and che relat. rection 19 And they teoke him, and hoought him into * Mars ttreete, faving, May wee not know, what this new doctrine whereof thou peakelt,ts ? ‘ 20 Foꝛ thou binge certaine frange things vnto our cares : wee would knowe therefore, what thele things meane. 21 Forallthe Achenians and rangers which dwelt there, | aue themlelues tono Ding els, but either to tello: to beare fome newes. _ 22 Then Paul Moode in the mins of i Mars ſtreete, and fayn, Me men of Athens, J percetue chat in all things pe are too ſu⸗ perititious. . 23 Foras Jpaſſed by, and beheld your Devotions, J founde an altar wherein -picking they v- a Like quarell (ed againft < Frilt : and thefe be rhe weapons wherewith the world continual, ly fichteth a~ gainit ý members of Chrift,treafon and fedition, Or, a ſuſxcient anjrwere. b Not more ¢x- cellent of birth, but more prompt & couragieusin Feceining ý word of God: forhe compareth them of Berea with thé of Theffalonica, who perfecuted — the Apoftles in Berea, Iohn 5.39. c Thiswas not onely to trie if thefe things which they had heard, were true, but alfo to con- firme them(elues inthefame, and to increafe their aith, Or, bad the charge to conduct him [afely.. d That citie which was the fountaine of all knowledge, was now the fineke of moft horrible _ idolatrie. J e Such was kis feruent zealéte- * wards Gods glo- ry,that he labou- red to amplifie the fame beth in ſeaſon, and ont offeafon,as hee taughe afterward to Timothie, f Who held,that pleafure was mans whole fe« licitie. g Who taught that vertue was onely mans felie citi¢,which nat. withflanding they neuer at- teiaed vnto, fOr,ra/cal,or trifler. h Where iudgement was given of weighty matters but chiefly of impiety againft theirgods, whereof Paul wasaccufed: or els was led thither becaufeofthe refortof the | To fearchthe Scriptures, | | people, whofe eares euentickled to hearenewes, (Or, had leaſure. i Which wasalfo called Areopagus, wag - thus, becaufe of n Pauls fermon. — k Hereby Paul wag witten,- VNTO THE VN- takethanoccafi- KNOWEN GOD, Ahom pe then igno⸗ ontobring them rantly woꝛſhip, him Hew J punto you. tothe true God, 24 God that made the world, and all (ha.7.48. things that are therein, feeing that hee ts Pfa! 50.8. Lozd of heauen and carth, * dwelleth notin \Befereman temples made with hands, È? -wascreated, God 25 * Neither ts wozlhipped with mens hadappointed - hands, as though bee needed any thing, fee» hiseftateand ing he ginethtoall, life and breathy and all condition, things. 26 And hath made of one blood all man- Kind,to Dwel on all the face of the eatth, and fundrychanges ath! aligned the times which were o2det- ofthe world,as ned before, and the bounds of thew w babis» whenfomepeo- tation, ; pledepart ourof 27 Chat they honlo ſeeke the Loyd, if fo acountrey,and betheymight haue groped after him, and otherscometo found? him, theugh doubtleſſe ye be nor far dwelltherein, from eueryonecof ys. — , n Mengropein _ 28 ffozin him weeliue, and mooue, and m ‘This is meant as touching the darkeneffe,till Haue our being, as alfo certatneof your own Chrift thetrue ° [Docts paue fayd, Foꝛ wee are allo bis ge- light thine in neration, their hearts, ` 29 * Forafinuch then az we are the gene- o As Aratus and Fratton of Gov. we ought net to thinke that others. the Godhead islike unto P golde, 02 filuer, Ifa. 49. 19. o? tone grauen by art and tie tnuention of man. 30 Andthe time of this ignorance God ategarded not : but now be adinontiheth ralimen euery where to repent, : 31 Becaulehee hath appoynted a Day in the which he will iudge the world tn righte- gumes, by that man who he hath appointed, wherof h¢ hath giuen anaffurance to al men, in that be hath railed him from the dead. 22 Mowe when they heard of therefur- ofthe vniuerfall rection from tie Dead, tome mocked, and o- wotldand not ther fayd, Cie will heare thee againe of this of euery particu- thing. larma:forwho- 33 And fo then. foueuer finneth È withoutthelaw, 34 Howbeit certaine men ciatie vnto fhall die without Paul, and beleened; among whom was allo the law. Denis ||Areopagita, and a woman named fOr,aiudeeof Damaris, and other with them. Mars frreetes CHAP. XVIII, s 3 Paul laboureth with his hands and preacheth at Corinthus. 6 He ts detefted of the Iewes, 8 Yet recezued of many, 9 Andcomforted of tle Lord. 14 Gallio refufeth to meddle with religion. 18 Paulsvowe. 24 Hú faith in the proudence of God, 22 And care for the brethren. 24 The prafe of Apollos, A Fter tyelethings, Paul departed from Athens,and came to Coꝛinthus. 2 And found acertaine Jew named * A- quila, bo2ne in Pontus, lately come from J⸗ talp, and his wife Pꝛiſcilla (becaufe that Claudine had commaunded all Jewes to Depart from Rome) and he came vntothem. 3 Anobecaule he was sf the fame craft, he above with them and > wrought toz their craft was to make c tents.) p. Hecondem- neth the matter and the forme wherewith God iscounterfeited. q Bur pardoned it,and did not s ith itas it —— r Thisismeant Paul Departed from among Rom. 16.3: a . This was Clau- dius Cefar, who then was Empe- rour, b Thashe vfed where euer be came: but princi- pally at Corin- ucry Sabbath day, and erhozted the Jewes andthe Grectans. j „without wages : § Rowe When Ailas and Timothens towin the Peo- ples fauour. c Or, pauilions,which then were made of skinnes, the falfe apoftles, which preached _ Chap. xviij. 4 Gnd be difputed in the Synagogue es Gods affiftance toPaul. 499 were come from Macedonia, Pauld burned d And boyled in ſpirit, teftttping ta the Jewes that Jeſus with acertaine was the Chꝛiſt. -T ees 6 Aud when they refitted andblalphe- Chap.13.51. med, be * booke his raiment, and ſayd vnto matth. 10. 14. them, Pour blood be vpon pour owne head; e Becaufe they J amcieane:from henceforth wilt 3 goe y= hase none ex- tothe Gentiles, cufe he denoun- 7 Soe departed thence,and entred in · ceth thevenge. to acertaine mans boule, named Jultus, a ance of Goda- wozthipper of God, whole houle topned hard gaiak them to the Dynagogue. : through their S And* Triſpus the chiefe ruler of the owne fault. Dynagogue, beiceucd inthe Lord with all 1.Cor.1.14. bis houſhold: and many of the Cozinthtans pearing tt,belecued and were baptize, 9 Chen fayd the Lord to Paul inthe night by a vifion, Feare not,but eake, and > hoin not thy peace. Io fer J am with thee, and ro man hal lay hands sit thee to hurt thee: foz J baue much people in this citie. Il Dov he continued there ayeere and fire moneths, them, 12 € Mowe when Gallio was deputie of bAchata, the Jewes arole with one accord againt Paul,and brought him to the iudge· ment (ear, 13 Saving, This fellow perlwadeth men to worſhip God contrar, tothe s Law. 2 They aecuſed 14 Andas Paul was about to open bis him,becaute he mouth, Gallio fayde vnto the Jewes, Ffit cranereffed the were a matter of wrong, o2 an eutllDeedD,D feruice of God yee Fewes, J| would according to realon appointed by maintaine pon. ; the Law. I5 ut tfitbe a quettion of words, and names, and of pour Lawe, looke pee to it om feiues : foz J will bee no iudge of thole ngs. 16 Andhe draue them from the iudge⸗ ment feat. 17 Then tookeallthe Grectans* Soft» h Ofwhomis henes, the chiefe ruter ofthe Synagogue, fpoken,1.Cor, ` and beat him before the tudgement feat: but r.r. Gallis cared nothing fo: thofethings. 18 But when aul had taried there yet a good while, he tooke leaue of the brethzen, and fayled into Spiti (and with him Pre . ; cilla and Aquila) atter that hehad i thorne i Paul did thus his head in Cenchzearfozbehada*vow, bearewith the .19 Thenbheecame to Ephelus, and left lewes infirmities themthere : buthee entredinte the Syna: whichas yee were | goghe and difputed with the Jewes, not fufficiently 20 Aho Defired hint to tarie a longer inſtucted time with them :but hee would not confent, Nom. 6.18. 21 But bade them farewell, laying, Y chap. 21. 24- muff needs keepe this fealkthat comuneth, in Jeruſalem:but J will returne againe vin- to you, *tF God will. Bo he fapled from €= 1-Cor.4.19- phetug. tames 4. 15. 22 (And whenhe came Downe to « Ce: K Called Cefarea farea,be went vp to lerufalem : and wher he Stratonis. had faluted the Church, he went Downe vite to Anttochia. i 23 Row when he had tarien there a while, he departed, and went thorow the countrey of Galatta and Phꝛygia by order,ſtrengthe⸗ ning all the otlctptes, 24 And acertatne Jew named * Apol- 1, (or.t.22. les, bozneat Alexandꝛia came to Sphelus, i Rrr 3 an f God promifeth him a(pecial pro- tection, whereby he would defi € taught the wod of God among fides oth — violent rage of his enemies. § Or, Grecia, To chnsBaptifine. The Actes. _ Exorcifts. The fruits of faith. POr,wellin- an eloquent man, andiinightpinthe Scrip- beth Jewes and Grecians. Eructed. tures. ets Il And God wrought no fmall miracles 1 That is, was 25 Thelame was linfructedinthe wap by the bands of Paut, fomewhaten- ofthe Load, and bee {pake teruentipin the 12 8o that from his body were bꝛought tred, ſpirite, and taught diligently the things of vnto the fickellkerchicfs eo: handkerchitts, Or, naſkius. m Hehadbutas the LoD, and knew but thet baptiüncof and thedileates Departed from them, and e This wasto yet the firt prin- John onelp, j ; the eutll ſpirits went outof therr. authorize the ciples of Chrifts 26 Andhecherantolpeakeboldiptathe 13 Then certaine ot ÿ vagabond Jemes Gofpeland to Synagogue. thom when Aquiis Piſ⸗ cilla had beard, they toske hun vite them, and a exppunded vnto him the o Way of Gov moze perfectly. z 27 And whenhe was minded to gor inta Acyata, the brethzen exhorting bimi, wrote to the diſciples to recciue bim; and after be was tome thither, bee bolpe them much which bad beleeued throngh grace. religion: and by baptifme is heere ment the do- Gtrine. n This great learned and elo- guent man dif dained not to be taught ofa poore crafts man. 28 ffozmightilpy bee confuted pubtikelp o Thewayto the ewes with great vehemencie, thew faluation, ing by the Dcriptures, that gelus was the Thit. CHA Boss XL 6 The holy Ghoft is ginen by Pauls hands. 9The Fewes blafpheme his dottrineywhich was confir- med by miracles. 13 The rajhnes, and punifhment of the (onaurers, andthe Suit that came thereof. 24 Demetriusrayfeth [edition under pretence of Diana. 41 Yet God dekuereth bis, and appeafeth at by the Towne clerke. ‘ A ND it came to pafle, while Apollos was at Corinthus, that Paul when he paſſed thorow the vppir coattes, came to E⸗ phelus,and found certaine ditctples, 2 And layd vnto them, Paue pe recetued the *holp Ghok fince pe delceued? And thep ſapd vnto bim, Mee haue not fomuch as beard whether there be an holy Ghot. 3 Audbelayd vntothen, > Auto what were pe then baptized? And they ſayd, Unto ‘a Thatis,the particular gifts of the Spirit : for as yet they knew not the vilible pe. Johns baptifine. f b Meaning what 4 Zhen laid Paul, * Jobn verily bapti» dotttiae they 3D with the Baptiſme of repentance, ſaying didprofeficby - pnto the peopleythat they ſhould beleeue iñ eheirbaptilme: dun, which Would comeafter pim, that is, in Ciit Felis. ; § Do when they heard it they weresbap- tized in the Mame ofthe Lord Felus. feth to profeffe 6 And HPaul layd his hands vpon them, the do@rine, and the bolp hoft came on them, and they whichheraught, {pake the tongues and propheſied. anifealedwith 7 and allthe men were abouttwelue. the Ggneofbap- 8 € Moꝛesuer, he went inta the Dp- tifme:tobebap- nagogue, and ſpake boldip foz the {pace of tizedinyName theee moneths, diſputing and erbosting te of the Father,&c, the things that apperaine to the kingdom of jstobededicate God. and confecrare ‘g But when certaine were hardened, yntohim:tobe and Difebeped, fpeaking enill of the wap baptizedinthe of God before rhe multitddr; hee Departed ‘death of Chrift, from theim, and feparated the diftipies, and orforthe dead, diſputed Daily in the ichoole ofon: a Tpran⸗ orinto onebody nus t ; vnto semifionof 10 And this wag Done by the {pace of finnes.is,that two peeres, fo that all they which dwelt in finne by Chis Gita, heard the Aorzd ofthe Lorde Felis, death may bea. : $ bolithed & diein vs, and that way may grow in Chrift our head, and that@ur finnes may be walhed away bytheblood of Chrift, Matt. Jat mark. 1.8.luke3.16 iohn 1. 27. chap. 15.a2d 2.3,and 13. 16, |z Indued with thevilible graces of ththoly Ghoft, d Thatis, of rtaine man fo called, t From fuga clacke puto ten, forto be bapti- ‘zed in lohns baptifme, figni- exorcius took in hany to name over them confirme Pauls which pad eutli ſpirits, the Mame of the miniftery,rorre Lod Jelus, faving, (ic f adiure you by Je> caule men to fus whem Paul pecacherh. worthip him of 14a (AnD there were certaine ſonnes of bi napkins, Seenaa Jew, the Piek, abour (cuen which) || Or, conivrozys, Bid this) a Laie f They abufe Ig Ano the enill ſpirit anſwered, and faid, Paulsauthoriry, Jeſus J acknowledge, aud Panl J knowe ; and without any but who are pe? i ? vocation of God I6 And the man in whom the enill pi- viurp thar which ttt was, ranne on then, and ouercame isnot in mans tdem, and prenatled agatnt them, ſo that power, thep fiedde put of that boule, naked and g Thar is,decla- wounded. : red by confefion 17 And this was knowen to all the of their finnes Jewes andGrecians allo, which dwelt at & bytheir good Ephelus, and keare came on them all, and works,thze they the Mame ofthe Lorde Jeſus was magni- were faithfull. fied h Thismounteth to of our mone? about 2000. marks, i By the mo'ion of the holy ghoft he vndertooke this journey, k That is, aboue the fate of the Chriftians: for they contemned the Chriftians, 13 nd many that beleeued, caine and confeded, and sihewen their wezkes. 19 Wanpailo of them whch vier curisus atts bought their bookes,anb burned them befoze alimen, and they counted the price otthem, and found tt! Gitie thouſand pieces of tiluer. . of God grew mightly 20 Hothe Cod and preuailed. ; 21 G Row when thele things were acs compltibed, aul purpoled' by che Spirit to patie thoxow Macedonia and Achaia, and to go to Jerufalem faving, After J haut becaufe they lefe bene there, Jj mutt alto fee Rome. the old religion 22 So lent bee into MBacedonia twoof andbroughtin ` them that miniſtred vnto him, Timotheus another trade of and Crattus, bur hee remained inQiiatoz do@rine, a ſeaſon. WOrjhrinese 23 And the lame time there aroſe no ſmall | What impiety trouble about that * way. doth not coue» 24 #524 Certaine man named Demetri- roufnefe drineg us, afinertmith, which made Giver i| tert- man vneo? ples of Diana, 1brought great gaines vnto m Hee was mo⸗ the crattimen: : ued with his proe 25 Chom bee called together, with the fir, and the o woꝛkemen of like things, and Mapde, Birs, thers for their pre know that by thiscraft = wee haue our bellies, fo that goods, they would ra- 26 Moꝛeouerx, pee ſee and heate, that not cher lofe both alone ar Cphelus, but almott rhughout eheirliues & re- all Afa this [aul hath perfwated, and ligion, then their turned away much propie, faping, That filthy gaine. ——— not gobs which are made with n Meaning their Ss — art and occu 27 Ap that not onelp this thing is dan · tion, Ade gcrous vnto vs, » that the fate thoulde o Religionishis bee teprooued, but allo that the ° temple fecond argument of the great goddeſſe Diana ould bee whichhe lefe nothing efteemeD, and that it woulde efteemethtien cometo pate, thathermagntficence, which his profit, and cebi Taft wes chip eand WAKE: doire of Se ERIE? , ontrary tothe doing of rt j fos tbey preferre Religion aboueal, - > > A ü — aly — 7 — +6 $ ye Ee is religion vp- onthe multitude and authoritie of the warld ,as doe the Papifls. Tom.i 6.23. B.COr. Leds Colg Ea: @ And (er him in an hie place where the people could not come neere him, but whencethey . might well heare his voyce. z Antiquitic and thecouccoufneffe of thej Priefis brought is this fuperitition : for it is written that the temple being repaired feuen times, this idole was neuer chan- d, Plin.lib. 16. 40. by fuch delu- fions the world is moft eaſily abu- fed. f He pacified the people by world- ly wiſedome, and hath no reſpect te religion, fa hs a ln i ma a ~ be deſttoyed. ; 28 Now when thep heard it, they were kull of wath and cried out,fapstig, Great is Diana of the Epheſians. 29 And the whole citie was ful of confite ~ fion,and they ruſhed into the common place with one alfent,t caught Gaius, and*Aart- farchus,men'of Maccdonta,t [pauls com> panions of bis tourney. 30 And when Paul would haue entren somnio the people, the diſciples uttered him not. ’ 31 Certain allo of the chiefe of Alia which were bis friends, fent vnto hint, deliring Him that hee wouid not pzelent hinilelfe in tyecommon place. 32 Home therefore crped one thing, and fome anether: forthe allembly was out of Oder, and the moze part knew not wheres foze they were come together. 33 And fome of the company q Drewe Foo2th Aleranvder, the Jewes thanking him forwards. Alerander then beckeneD with the hand, and would haue excuſed the mat. ter to the people. 34 But when they knew that he was a Jew, there arole a fhout almoſt foz the {pace oftwo joures , of all men, crying, Oreat is Diana of the Eghelians. Chap. xx. mozdes,be came into Orecia. 3 And bauing tariedchere three moneths becaule the Jewes layd waite foz him, as he twas about to faile into Spira, bee purpoſed to returne through Macedonta. 4 And there accomipanted him into Afia, Houpater of Berea, and of chem of Theſſa⸗ lonica ,Ariitarchus, and Secundus , and Gaius of Derbe, and Timetheus, and af them of Aha, Tychicus and Trophimus. r] —— went befo, and tarpedD vs at ro S. 6 And we failed foorth frem + [Philippi after the dayes of vnltauened bread, and came vnto them to Troas tis Rue Dapes, where we above ſeuen dapes. 7. Andthe > irk Day of the weeke, the Dticiples being come together to c beeake bread, Paul preached vnto them, readte to Depart on the morrow , and continued the Pecaching vnto midnight. S And there were many lights itt an bps per ore they were gathered tas gether. > 9 And there fatein a window a certaine yoong |! man named Cutpchus, fallen into a Deepe fleepe : and as Paul was long pea- ching, bee ouerconie with Acepe, fell Downe from the third loft,and was taken bp Dead. 35 Then the towne Clerke,whenbe han” Io But Paul went Dewne, anv layed fated the people.ſaid, He men of Ephel, what man {tt that knoweth not, bow that the cirie of the Epheſians is a woꝛſhipper of the great geddeſſe Diana, and of the image which came Bowne front "Jupiter? 36 Deeing then that no man can f fpeake againt thele things pee ought to be appea · fedann to doe nothing raty. 37 Foꝛ ve haue brought hither thefe men, which baue neither committed facriledge, neither voe blaſpheme pour goddeſſe. 38 Ceiherefoze, if Demetrius ¢ the craktl · . men which are with him, bane a matter a= gaint any man, the lato isopen, and there are Deputies: let themaccule one another. 39 But if yee enquire any thing concer: ning orhet matters, it may bee Detcrmincd ina lawfull aſſembly. 40 Foꝛ we are euen in feoparDdie to be ac- culed of thts Daves ſedition, foraſmuch as tbere is no catie, whereby wee may giue a realon of this concourte of people. ey 41 And when he had thus tpoken, helet the aſſembly depart, CHAP. XX, 1 Paul goethanto Macedeniz and into Gree cia, 7 He celebrateth the Lords Supper,and prea- cheth. 9 At Treas heerayfeth up Eu:ychus. 17 At Epheſus hee calleth the Elders of the Church together, commutteth the keeping of Gods flocke vato them.warneth them ef falfe teachers,maketh his prayer with them,and departetl by [hippe to- ward Jerufalem, N22 after the tumult was ceaſed, Paul called the Diſciples unto him, and em- bzaced thein,and Departed to goe into Pas cedonia. 2 Aud when he had gone through thole SoD} 7 ° himſelke spon him , and imbzaced bim , fap. tng, Trouble not pour ſelues: foz bis ttfets p in bun, It So when Paul was come vp anaine, and had broken b2cad , and eaten , bee com> muned along while till the Dawning of the Day,and fo he Departed, 12 Aud they bronghe che bop aline, and. thcy were nota little comforted. 13 ¶ Chen we went koorth to Hip, and fatleD vnto the citie d Aflos , that wee might recetue Paul there: foz fo had He appointed,; and would bim(etfe goe afoot. I4 Now wher he was come vnto vs fo Aſſos, and we had recetucd him, we caine to Mitylenes. Is And twe failed thence, and came the nert Day ouer againſt Chios, andthe nert Day wearriued at Samos, and farted at —— 3 the next Dap we came te Mi⸗ etum., ` 16 ffo Paulhad Determined to faile by Ephelus, becaule hee would not Mend the time in Afia: fo: be batted to be, ik he could — at Jeruſalem, at the Day of || Pen⸗ tecoit. 17 @ hereto from Miletum bee (ent to Ephelus, and called the Elders of che Church. 18 (Abo when they were come to hin, he fatd vnto them, De Know from the firt day that 3J came inte Atia,after what manner J yaue bene with pou at all (eatons, 19 ¢ Herutng the Lod with all! mode- Tie and with many teares , and tentations, which came vnto mee by the lapings await ofthe Jewes, : 20 And howe J kept : backe nothing Eutychusreuiued. soo Hegroundeth all Affa,and ther wola worſhippeth, ſhould partes , and had erbosted them with many thatmasp ble, but haue Hewes pou, f and taught poi openly, and thorowout N Er os Eup * a He remained there thefe daies, becaufe hehad | better opporcuni- tytoteach:allo | the abolifhing of } the Law wasnot | yet knowen. b Which wecali | Sunday, Of this | place, and aloof 4 the r. Cor, 16.36 we gather that the Chriftians vied to haue theirfolemne afe femblies this day, ` layingafide the ceremonicof the lewith Sab- ath. N * * cTo celebtate the Lords Sup⸗ per,Chap,2 46 fOr we. lOr boy, d Which was a citie of Myfia, called otherwife Apollonia, Plin, lib. 5 cap. $0. 10r Whit funtide e In my vocati- on & minifterie, f This vertue is contrary to boa- iting & hie min- ded : which vices are deteflable in the feruants of Iefus Chrifte _ g Ineitherh my tongue for care, por dilem- o Paine. a | eo ae Pauls exhortation. Hisintegritic. h Which isthe tarning to God by newneffe of life. i Which is the receiuing of the race which Chrift doeth offer vs, k That is, by the impulfio & com- mandement of the holy Ghoft, who draweth me as with a band, 1 By ý Prophets. +3in Jerulale. m lJamnotthe occaſion of any of your deftru- Gions, n Which con- p ¢ creafe of grace, till they enter in- | é | H y cerneth your faluation. - o That which - appertaineth te. | the humanitie of Chrift, is here at- tributed to his diuinitie becaufe ofthe communi- on ofthe proprie | €ties and vnion ofthe two na- tures in one per- fon. p Through their ambition, which is mother of all herefie andwic- Kednefle. | q Toincreafe | you with further graces, and to fi- | nilh his worke in you. | r Hepromifeth | to the faithfull } continuallin- | to the poſſeſſion of y inheritance which is prepared for them. 4,Cor.g, 12. a.thef.2.9. 2.thef.3.8. { Although this be not orderly fo written in any one place, yet it Il is gathered of || diuers places of || the Scripture in - b effect. eunery Houle, 21 Uienetfing both to the Jewes, and to the Grecians the "repentance toward God, and i fatty toward our Lo Jeſus Chart, 22 Gnd now bebold, J ga * bound inthe ſpirit vnto Jeruialem , and know not what things Hail come vnts me there, 23 Saue that the holy Shot | wrtueflerh in cuery city laying, that bandes and afflic- tions abtdeime t. Be cies ws 24 Butz palle not atall, neither is my life Deere vite my felfe, fo that J may fulfil my courte with tey, andthe mintiiration which J haue recetued of the £ oza Jelus,to teltifie the Golpel of the grace of God. 25 And now, behold, 3] know that hence⸗ forth pe al,thzonah whom J have gone prea⸗ ching the kingd ome of Gon, (hal ice my face no moze. i 26 Aherelorze J] take pou to recorde this Day, that J am pure from the ™ blood of all men. 27 FoI vane kept nothing backe, but Have Hewed pou all the counictl of Gov. 28 Take heen therefore vnto pour ſelues, and to all the tlecke,wherest the boly Ghot Hath made pou ouerſeers, to feed the Church of Hod, which hee hath purchaled with his oowne blood. 29 Fo J know this, that after my nepar» ting Hall gricuous wolues enter in among pou, not paring the tlocke. 30 Mozeouce of pour owne felues Mall men arife, peaking P perucrle thinges, to Draw Dilciples after them. 31 Therefor watch, and remember, that by the pace of thaee peeres Jceaſed not to mae euery ong , both night and Day with tares. i 32 And now, brethren, J commend pou to God, and to the wo2d of hts grace, which ats able to build further, and to giue pou an z inheritance, among all them which are fanctifica. 33 J bane coucted no mans filuer, noz gold, no apparell. 34 Veape know, that thele bandes hane minured vnto my * neceſſtties, and to theni that were with me. 3¢ J bane Hewed von al things, how that fo labouring, ve ought to ſuppoꝛtthe weake, and to remember the words of the Lord Jle- {us,how that be fain, f Jt is a bleſſed thing to giue, rather then ta recetue. 36 And when hee Had thus poken, hee kneeled Downe and prayed with them all. 37 Then they wept all abundancly; and kell on Pauls necke and k iſſed pim, 38 Being chiefiy ſory foz the words which helpake, Chat they thould (ce his face no Hae And thep accompanied him vnto the pip. i CHAP, XXL § The common prayers of the faithful. 9 Phi- hps foure daughters propheteffes. 13 Pauls con- ftancy to beare the croffe,as Agabus & other for- Spake, although he were othernaſe counſelled by she brethren 28 The great danger that he was ina andhowhecfcaped, ~ The Actes, Jad as we taschen forth, and were Des parted from them, wee came with a ſtraight courte vnto Coos, and the Day fol- lowing vuta tie Rhodes, and irom thence vnto Patara. 2 And wee found a hip that went ouer vnto Phenice, ¢ went aboard, and fet forth, 3 And when we had difcouered Cyprus, we lett iton tie left hand, and failed toward SHyata, aud arriued at Cyzus: fez there the Wip vnladed the burden. 4 And when we had found diſciples, we farted there {cue dates. And thep toia Paul a though the’ @pirit,tyat be Would not go bp to Jeruſalem. 5 But when the Dayes were ended, twee Departed and went our way,and they allac- companied Ys with their wiues tchllo2en, euen out ofthe citicrand we kneeling Downe on the Vore, prayed. 6 Then when wee had imbeaced onea — tooke ſhippe, and they returned home. 7 And when wee Had ended the courſe from Tyrus, we arriued at Ptolemais and faluted the bzethzen, and abode with them one Bay. 8 Gudthe neve day Paul and they that toere with him, Bcparted , tcame vnto Ce⸗ ſarea:and we centred into the houle of Phi; lip the Cuangeltit, which was one of the ie- tien: Deacons,and abode with him. 9 Mow he had fonre daughters, virgins, which did prophetic. 10 And as we tarped there many Dayes, there came a certaine Prophet trom Puasa, named Agabus. i 11 And when hee was come vnto ug, hee tooke Pauls girdle, and bound Dis owne hands ana feet, and fain, 4 Thus latth the holy Shot , Ho thall the Jewes at Jerula- lem ¢ bind the man that oweth this girdle, and pall deltuer him into the handes of the Gentiles, . y 12 Ano when wee had heard thelethings, both mee tother of the fame place beſought him that he would not go vp to Jeruiatem. 13 Then Paulantwered, and laiv, Cihat Dee pe weeping and breaking mine heart? For J am ready not to be bound onely, but alla ta die at Jeruſalem foz the name of the 1020 Jetus. 14 Ho when he would not be perlwaded, m cealed, faping, Che will ofthe Lord bee one, 15 And akter thole Dayes wee truffed vp our fardels,and went vp to Jerufalem. 16 Chere went with vs allo certaine of the Difcipies of Celarea,and brought with them one nalon of Cyprus, an elde diſciple, with whom we ſhould lodge. 17 And when wee were come to Jeruſa· lem the bꝛethren receiued us gladly, 18 And the next day aul went in with vs vntof James; and all the Elders were there allembled. 19 And when he had imbraced them, hee told by order all thinges, that © D D bad wrought among the Gentiles by hts mmi» ration. ; | 20 Howhen they heardit, they Biot. Agabus.Paulsconftancie. A a By the reuela- tion of Gods Spi- Tit. j b The holy Spi- , rit reuciled vnto them the perfe- cutions that Paul fhould bhane made again{t him, & the fame {pirit alfo fireng« thened Paul to fuftaine them, Chap. 6. 5. c This office of Deaconthip was but for atime according as the congregation * had need, oro» · the rwiſe. d God would haue his ſeruants bands knowen, to the intent that no man thould thinke that he calt himfel fe into wilful danger. e This was not to make Paul a- fraid,but to ene courage him a- gainft the brunt. f Who was the chiefe or fuper- intendent of the Church of Iera- falem, : eS, Paul taken ithe Temple. fied the Loyd, and {aid vnto him, Thou ſeeſt bother, bow many chouland Jewes there are which Deleeue, aud they are all zealous of the law. p 2i fow they are informed ofthee, that thou teachelt ail the Jicwes whic are a- mang the Gentties, to torlake Moles , and fapelt, that they ought not to circmacile F their chilon, neither to liue after the s cn» g Thatis,accor- fomes. ding tothe ma- 22 Ahat is then tobeedone the multi» ners thar dur fa type mn necdes come together: foz they thersobferued, fatl heare that thou art come. whichwerecom- 223 Dee therefore this that wee fap to manded by God. theg. TUee haue » fouremen, which paue h Whoas yet miade avow. ; werenotwellin- 24 Them take, and i purifie thy felfe ftructed in wit) them, ant contribute with them, that Chrift. they may * thaue their heads: and ail fall - i Theendofthis gyow,that thole things, whereof they haue _ mitie retained: - Chap.05. 20. . thankefeguing, the weakenés of ceremonie was hin infozmed concerning thee, are necking, but that thou chp (elie allo walked and kee· pelt the Law. f i 25 Foꝛ as touching the Gentiles, which beleeue, wee haut witten, and Determined *that they oblerue no ich thing, but that thep kecperhemiclues trom things offered therefore 8. Paul to ĩdoles, ant from blood, ¢ from that that fupported therein ig ftrangied,and from fozntcatton, 26 Chen Paul cooke the men, andthe otherssandmade nert Dap was purified with them, and ene hinafelfe all to all tren into the Temple, *veclaring the ac- and was ip{titu- ted by God, and partly of igno- rance,and infir- mea,nothinde- compliſhment of thedayesof the purificati- ringhisconfci- gn, vᷣntill that arroffering ſhonid be offered ence. fo: euery one of then. Nu.6. 18. 27 And when-the feuen dayes were al- chap.1 3.18. moi ended, the Jewes which were of Alia (when they faw bim inthe Temple) moa- Num,6.13. ued all the people, and klayde handes on chap.24.18. pim sns S } ut k In thinkingto — 28 Crying, Men of Iſrael helpe: thists appeatethe faith- the manthat teacheth all men enerp where fuliand to up- _ agatnit the people , andibelaw, and this ortthe infirmes place: mozcouer he hath brought Grecians _hefallethinto mto the Temple, and bath } polluted this thehands of bis Holy place. j enemics. 29 Joz they had feene before Trophi⸗ the defence of ] By bringing.in mug an Ephelian with him in the citie, ſuch as were not whom theylupnoled that Paul had bꝛought circumciled, into the Temple. 30 Then all the citie was mooted, ¢ the people rantogether: and they tooke (Daul, and Dew bim out ofthe Temple, and torth- witi the doores were Wut. Wei 31 Butas they went about to kill btm, tigings came puto the chtefe Captatne of the band, that all Jeruſalem was on an Ype rore. ewe 32 Mho immediatly tocke ſouldiers, m Whichwere and™ Centurions,and ranne” Downe vito vadercaptaines, them; ant when they ſaw the chiete Cap» andhad charge taine and the fouldiers, they left beating of ouer an hundred Paul. ; fouldiers. 33 Then the chiefs Captaine came neere n Anotable exe and tooke him, and commanded him to be ample of Gods bound with two chaines, and Demaunded prouidence fori who he was,and what he had done. 34 AnvVonecryed this, another that, a> mang the people. Ao when bee could not Know the certainety fo? the tumult, he come mandet him tobeledintothecattle, > his, a y 4, Chap:xxij. Nazʒaret whom thou perſecuteſt. Ear. gi: uw His anfwere. 35 And when hee came buto the gricces, it was lo that ye was borne of the fouivicrs, fo: the violence of the people. 36 dfo: the multitude of the people fol» lowed after,crying, Away with him. 37 And as {Paul ſhould haue bene ted tne to the caltle, he tatd vnto the chiefe captatne, Map J ipeake onto thee? Cbo faa, Cant thon fpeake Greeke? ` : 38 Art not thou the *°Cgyptian, who betoze thele dayes ratied a edition, t led out into the wildernes foure thouland men that Were murderers? 39 Then Pant fapa, Donbelefle Jama cap. man which am a Jew,and citizenot* Care (hap.22.30 {us a famous citie in Cilicia, and 3 beleech $ thee lifter me to (peake vnto the people. oe 40 And when hee had giuen him licence, ap HPaul kood on the grieces, ¢ beckened with - the hand vnto the peopie: and when there twas made great lilence, be (pake vnto thun inthe Hebew tongue laying. CHAP, XXIL 3 Paulrendrethan account of his life , and doctrine. 25 He eſtapeth the whup by rea fon he was a citsxen of Rome. 501 Chap.5.36. o. lofeph. li, An, 20. cap.aa.& de bello Iuda, lib.a. © men, brethzen, and fathers, heare my || Defence now toward pou. k 2 (And when they heard that helpake in the Hebrew tongue to them , they kept the moze lilence,and he fayd) 3 Jamvertipaman, whicham a Jewe, bozne in Tarſus in Cilicia, but brought up Chap.21.3 9 inthis citie at the = feete of Gamaliel, ano a Wheteby he inftructed according to the perfect mancr of declareth bis, the Law of the fathers,and was zealous to» modefie, dilie . ward God,as ye all are this Day, gence, and doie 4 “And J perfecuted this wap vnto the lee. Death, binding ¢ Deliuertng into parlon both Chap.8.3- . mien and women, Or,this proef", 5 Asallo the chicke Peieſt doth beare me fo of the Chris wituelle, and all the tate ofthe Elders: of Hans. *who allo J recetned letters vnto the bze- (bap.9. 1,2. th:n and went to Damatcus tobing them b To the lewes which were there, bound vnto Ferulalem, to whom the let- that they might be punifyed. | ters were dires © €Andloit was, as Fiourneyedand “ed. was come neere vnto Damalcus about noone, that ſuddenly there Hone from hea⸗ uena great light round about me. 7 DoJ feil vnto the earth, and beard a toice laying vnto me, San, Daul why per- fecutett thou me? Then F anfwered, Who art thou, Lod? And hee ſayd to mee, Jam Jelug of [lOr reaf:n, or excufer 9 Wozeouer, they that were with mee, fate indeed alight, and were alraid, but they heard not che voyte of bim that tpake bnto me, 10 Chen FJ fayr, hat Hal J Doe, LoD? And the Lod (ayd vnto mer, Arif and gor ` into Damafcug: and there it Wall bee told thee of ali things, which are appointed fog thee to Doe. 11 So when F could not fee for the glory ofthat light, J wasted by the hand of them. that were with nie, ann came into Damals cuss 12 And Pauls confeffion. - Rome,bur by seafon of his cis 12 And one Ananias, a godly nan, as pertaining to the Law , hauing good report of all the Jewes which dwelt there, 13 Game vnto me, and eod,and ſaid vne to mz, Brother Gaul,receiue they light:and that fame houre J looked vpsn him. 14 And he latd, Che God of our fathers This may bee Vath ° appointed thee, that thou Mhoulact geferredto the know Dis will and ouldeſt tee char Jut eterall countell 98e» and chouldelt heare the vorce af bis of Godsor els to Is Sorthou Walt be bis witnelle vnto al men,efthe things which thou bak (een and declaration of Heard thefamewhich "TG Foto therefore whp tarielt thou ? A- rife, tbe baptized , ¢ wal away thy Annes, feemeth here to be more propet« itt calling on the e fame ot the Low. —— Iohan 27 @Anvit came to pafe, that when F TEREA tas come againe to Jeruſalem, and praved c He heweh in the Temple, I wasin a trance, 13 And faw him faving vnto mee, Dake hatte, € get thee quickly out of Jeruſalem: for thep wil not recetue chy witnelle concere ning me. y 19, ChenZ aid, Lod, they know that J pelfoned, and beat tn euery Spnagogue them that bcleeued tn thee. that finnes can- notbe wafhed away, but by Chrift who is the fubftance of Bap- x tifme: in whome alfo is compre- 20 And when the blood of thy martyr ded the Fa- tg ie holy Etenen was 9ed, T allo "ioon byand con ſented pnto bts Death, and kept the clothes of them thatiiers him. 21 Then be fato ynto me, Depart: for J wil fend thee farre hence vnto the Gentiles, 22 ¶ And they heard bim outo this word, 3 cur then thep lift up their voyces , and fayd, e Away with fuch a fellow from the earth: foz it is riot meet that be Monty liue. f 23 Aud as they cryed and calt off their clothes, and threw duſt into the apze, 24 The chiefe Capratne commaunded biin to be led into the Caſtle, and bade that He Gould be ſcourged anderamined , that ee might know wherefore they cryed fo on HH . 25 Andas they bound him with thongs, {aul fayd vnto the Centurion that ſtoode by, Js it lawfullfoz you to ſcourge one that fF Notbecaufehe tsa Romane, and not condemned ? y was borneat 26 Mow when the Centurion Heard it, hee went and cold the chicte Captatne, ſay⸗ ing, Take heed what thou dock; fo? thts manis a Romane. Ghoft. Chap.&. 3. Chap.7.58. tie:for Tarfus was inhabited by the Romans, and was their Colo- nia,whereof read chap.16.12. {|Or, freedome, g This priuiledge wasoft times gi- 29 Then Tratahtway they departed front ueninrecom. DIM whith Hont vane eramined him: and pence of feruice the chtefe captaine allo was afratn, atter he tothem that knew that he wasa Romane, and that hee werefarreoff had bornd him, Rome,andco 30 Du the nertday, becauſe hee would theirchildren, haue knowen the certaintic wherefore hee thoughthey were Was accufed ef the ewes, bre looſed him not borne inthe from bis bondes, and commanded the hte Gitie. Piets and all their Council to come toge- ther: and hee brought Paul, and thik be⸗ foze then. to hint, Cell me? Art thou a Romane? And he fayt, Vea, - 28 And the thiefe Captaine anfwered, Mith agreat ſumme obtatned F this ybur- — Chen Paul layd, But J was ele orne. — ‘The Ades. 27 Ghenthe chtefe captame cante,t id R Arafhvow. - CHAP, XXIII. 3 The anfwere of Paul being ſmitten, andthe ouerthrow of hus enemies. 11 The Lord encoura- geth him, 23 And becaufethe Lewes lad wait far him he is fent to Cefarca. A AD Paul bebeld earneſtly the Coun» LS cand tad, Wen and byethzen, J baue a alt good couſcience eruen Gon vntil this ay. 2 Then the bigh Piet Ananias come manden them that ood by, to (mitg him on the mouth, a Paul doeth nog curfe the hie Prieft, but de- nounceth fharply the punifhment of God which fkould light vpa 3 __ him, who ynder - 3 Then ſayd Paul te him, God * will pretẽce of maine fintte thee thou whited wall :fo2 thou ſitteſt teining the Law, to iudge me accoꝛding to the Law, and com⸗ doch tranſgreſſe maundeſt thou mee tobe ſmitten contrarie ir. ta thz Law? : b Hemade this 4 Andthey that teod by, ſayd, KReuileſt excufeas it were thou Gods bre Pꝛieſt? in mockery , asif § Then faya Paul, J e knew not, bze» he would fay, I thzen that be was the hie Pꝛieſt: for it is knew nothing im witten, * Thou Hale not ſpeake evillot the this mn worthie ruler of thy people. the office of the o But when Paul perceiued thatthe ane hich brieſt. part were of the Dadduces,and theother of Exod,22.28. tie Phartles, he cried in the Council, Wen Phil.3. g chap. and bzetien,* J am a Pharile, the ſonne of 24 22. a Phariſe: Jamacculed of the hope and c He denieth nor c refurrection of the Dead. but there were 7 _ Aud when he had fain this,there was other points, bur & Diffention betweene the Phariles and the he expreffeth tha Hadduces, lo that the multitude was Dee for che which che uen. ; _ Sadduces j wee 8 * fet the Sadduces fay that thereis the chiefe gouer- to refurrectton, neither Angel no: ſpirit:but nours hated him tye Phariles confefle d dati. moht. 9 Then there was a great cty tand the Marrh.23.23. Acribes of the Phariſes part rele Vp, and d vnderltanding trouve, laying, Clee Aude none eutli tn thts both kinds,the man: but ifa (pirtt oan Angel hath poken Afpels, and the to bim iet vs not fight again God. —_pirits, which hee 10 And when there was a great diſſenti · concluded vnder on, the chiefe captaine, fearing lett Paul one, and the re- fhould haue beene pulled in pieces ofthem, furreGion which commanded the fouldicrs to go Downe, AND isthe other pert. to take htm from among themt,and to bing e Theword fig- bim tnta the catie. . 7 nifieth curfing, as IL @ Row the night following the Loa when — ſtood by him and (aya, Be of good courage, ther fwear Paul; foz as thon halk teſtified of me in Je⸗ voweth,or wi- falem , fo mutt thou beare witnelſſe alfoat theth himfelfe to ome. _ die, orto be givE 12 nd when the Day was come,certatne co the diuell;e = ofthe Jewes made an aſſembly, and bound cepthe bring his themlelucs withan othe, faping ,thatthey purpofe to paffe, would neither cate nol Datnke, till thep bad f This declareth kiled (aut. ; __ that God hath fo 13 Gud they were moethen fortie, which, many meancs to Yad madethisconipiracte. f deliuer his chil- 14 Aud they came to rhe chiefe ziektes drenout of dan- and Elders,andlayd , (Ae haue bound our ger, asthereare felucs with a ſolemne othe,that we willeate creatures in the nothing vuttiliwe baur ſlaine Paul. world,fo that the Is ow therefore, pee and che Councill, aduerfaries cãnot ſignilie to the chiefe captaine, that he bꝛing confpire fo craf- bim forth vnto pou to mozrow.as though pe tity againithem, weuld know fome thing moze perfectly of burhee hath infi- him, and we, o2 euer bee come neere, Wil be nite meangs ta ` ready to kill him. defeat their wits 16 But when Pauls Gers onne pena, ked practiſes. the fauour of Paul, that hisad- ‘uerlaries might diffemblethro commend his -own@aiiligence: fer he cidnce know that Paul was a Romane, beſore hee had reſcued him, and Piven him to be, ftraightly exami- 7 By this name the Romans cal- Jed every coun- trey which they bad fabdued, ‘Paul fentto Feliz. of their laying awayt , he went, and entred {nto the caitle,and tolt Paul. 17 And Paul called one of the Centurt= ONS vnto Him, and fard, Bing this young mman onto the chicfe captaine fo2 ve hath a certayne thing to thew him. 18 So he tooke him, and brought him to the chicte captaine,and (aid , Dant the pzi- foner called mz vnto him,and prayed mee to bring this pony man onto thee, which bath ſome thing tolay vntochee. 19 Theu the chtete captaine tooke him by tye band, ana went apart with him a- lone, Eatked pim, (Ahat hak thouto thewe me? 20 And he aid, The Jewes have ronpi» rev to Deire thee, that thou wouldeſt bring foozth (Daul te mozrow into the Council,as though thep would inquire ſomewhat of hun moze pertecilp. 21 But let them not perfwadethee: foz there tic in wayt kor hinrof theim moze then forty men, which baue bound theſelues with an oth,that they will neither eat noz drinke, till they haue killed him: and now are thep ready, and wait ts: thy promife. 22 Ghechicte captains then let the pong Man Bepart,and charged hin to ſpeake it to ¢Greeke,that No MAN , that hee han a Hewed htm thele thou ha ſhewed things. thefe thangs to 23 And he called onto him two certayne mt . Centurions, faving, Wake reaty two Hune D208 (ouldiers,that thep mvy go ta Celarca, and hoglemien theeelcore and ten, and two hundzeth with Darts, at the third houre of the night, 24 And let them make ready an horſe, that Paul being fet on, may be bꝛought iafe vate _ Kelty the Goucrnonr, nies tis g Thisletter was 25 Andhemyote aneCpille in thts mas written partly in t 4 ers 26 Claudius Lyfias vnto the mof noble Gouernour Felix, ſendtth greeting. 27.As this man was taken of the Jewes. and ſhould hance bene killed of them, Jcame vpon them with the gartion, reſcued him, h perceining that be was a Romaneg. 23 And when J wenid haue knowen the caule wherefore they acculed bint, J brought him forth inte their Council. 29 There J perceiued that he was acculea of queftions of their Law, but bad no crime woꝛthy of Death.o2 af bonds. ; 30 Andivhenit was fewe me,how that the Jcwes layu watt foz the man, J fent hm ftraightway to thee, commanded his accue fers to ſpeak befoze thee the things that thep bad agatnit him. Farewell. 31 When the Couldiers,as tt was comman- Dedthem, tooke Haut, and brought him by night to Antipatris. 32 Andthe nert Dap they left the bezie- mai to go with him, and returned unto the caſtle. 33 Nowe when they came to Celarea, v they deliuered the Epiſtle to the gouernour, and pꝛeſented Paul allo vonto binm. . 4 So when the goucrnour had read it, hee alkedD of what: pponince hee was: and when he vnderſtood that he was of Cilicia, 35 Iwill beare sheesfayd hee,when thinẽ ij. Chap· xxii attuſers alſo are come and commanded him tobe kept tn Herons iidgement hall, CHAP. XXIII, 10 Paul being accufed,anfweret for bis hfe and doctrene agatnft his aceufers. 25 Felix gros peth bam, thinking tohaue a bribe, 28 And af- ter leaweth him in priſon. A Nea after fue Dayes, Ananias the hye N Picit caine Down with the Elders, aud with Tertullus a certaine Daateur , which ue beloze the Gouernour agani Daul. 2 And when he was called foorth, Ter» tullus began to accule him, faying, Decin that wee baue obtained great qutetnefle through thee, ang that many worthy things are Done vnto this nation theough thy pro» uidence, 3 Clee acknowledge tt wholly, and in all places,moſt· noble Feltr with ali thanks, 4 But that J bee not tedious punto thee, J pray thee, that shou wouldeit heart vs of typ courtefie a few words. § Certaynely we haue found this mana pelitlent fellom, and a moouer sf (edition among ali the Jewes thaonghout the woz, and a chicfe maintainer ofthe > (ect of che c Mazarites : 6 And bath gone about to pollute the Temple: therfore we tooke him, and wonld baue tndged him according to our law : 7 Wut thel chick capraine Lytiascame bpon bs,and with great violence tooke bin out ofour bands, $ Commanding his accuſers to come to thee: of whom thoumayett Cif thon wilt ine que) know all chele things whereof we ac: cufe him. 9 And the Jewes likewile allirmed, fay- tng, thet it was ſo. 10 Chen Paul after that the goucrnour -þad beckne? onto pim that be ould ſpeake, anſwered, J Doe the moze gladlp anfwere fo: my felfe, forꝛaſmuch as J Know that thou halt bene of many peres a “iunge Unto this e nation, — Il Bering thon mayeſt know, that there are dut tweſue Bayes fitice J came vp fto worſhip in Jerufalem, 12 And they neither found mee inthe Tempie difputing with anp man, neyther making vproare among the people, neither in tic Synagogues, notn the city. 13 HNeither can they procue the things mbereet they now accule me. 14 But this J confefie vnto thee,that af- ter rhe way which they call s hereſce, ſo wo2- fhip 3J the God of my fathers, beiceutng all things which are witten in the Laws and the Prophets, 15 And haue hep? towards God, that the relurrection of the Dead which thep them- pas looke fez allo, fyall be both of iut and muſt. 16 And herein Jendeuor my elfe to haue Tertullusaccufation. 502 a For Felix hisdiligence had taken Eleazarus the capraine of the murtherers, and put the B- gyptian to flighe which raifed yp tumults in Ludeaz for thefe the orae tor praifeth him otherwife he was both cruell and couetous, reade Tofephus lib, 20. Antiq.cap, 14, & 12. & lib,2. de bello ludaico cap.i 2. b. Or,herefie: for {o the wicked termed the true Chiiftain Reli- gion, € Which tanghe the people to maintaine their liberty againtt the Romans: and thoughithe accu fers approved both this fe@, & their do&rine, yet to get Paul punilhed ,they feeme to Cone demne it. || Or, captaine of a thoufañd, d Or,gouernont: for be fore this,he: ruled Trachoni- tis, Batenea,and Gaulanites. e Sochatthow art notignorang of their fathionss f Not that his purpofe was to worfhip there, but the [ewes fo found him by the counfelhof others: for hethoughtro baue wonne the ſim⸗ plebrethren,and to ftopthe enemics mouthes, g As the Sgribesand Phariles tearmed the Chriftians doGrine, s alway - Felixtrembleth. alway a cleave confcience toward God; and toward men. 17 Mow after’ many peeres J came and brought *talmes to my nation and offerings. 18* 2t what time certaine Jewes of Alia found me purified in the Tempie, 12 either with multitude, noz with tu: h Meaning,that it was a long time fince he bad bene at lerufa- Jem, which was when ke brought mult. almes, 20 Tho i ought to haue bene prelent be« Chap.1¥.29, fore thee,and accuſe meti thep Yad ought as YOM. 15.26. gatnit me. 2.C0r.9.2. 21 Dpiet thele themfelues fay, if they baue Chap.21 27. i For his accu- fers {pake but vp- ona falfe report, whichthefe bel- lowes of Satan had blowena- found any vniuſt thing in me, while 3 toon tu the Councell, 22 Except it be for thisene voice that J cryed ttanding among themn,* DE theres —— of the dead am J acculed of you is Day. 23 Mow when Felir heard there things, broad,anddurt Hee Deferred them, and ſayd, hen J mall notthemfelues moze perfectly know the things which con- appeare. cerne this || way, bythe conming of Lyſias — — the chefe Captayne, J wiil deciſe your mats 1, — — ter. 24 Chen hecommanded a Centurion to keepe Paul, and that bee Gauld haue cafe, and that hee auld forbid none of bis ac- quatntance to mintiter vnto him, 02 to come vnto him, : 25. (Andafter certaine dayes came Fe» piap tir with bis wife Deulilla, whtch was a k,By whofe k Jjewefe, and hee called forth Paul, and counfell Felix earn him of tye faith in Chit- called for Paul, 26 And as hedilputed of righteoutnefic, and temperance, and of the tgdement to come, Felix ' trembled, and aniwered,Goe thy way foz this time, and when 3 haue con» uenient time, J| wilicall foz thee. 27 He hoped allo that menep Hould haue bene gtuen him of Paul,that he might loste bim : wherefore hee fent foz him the oftner, and communed with him. ; 28 Cibentwo peeres were expired, Joo tius Feſtus came into Feltr roome: and Felix twilling to || get fauour of the Jewes, left Paul bound, CHIAR BEV, 2 The Fewes accufe Paulbefore Feſtus. 8 He anfwereth for himfelfe, 11 And appealeth vnto the Emperour, 14 His matter ss rehear fed before Agrippa,23 And be is brought forth. wea Fetus was then come into the pꝛouince, after three Dates he went bp from Cefarea vnto Jerufalem: 1 ‘The word of God maketh the very wicked alto. nifhed,and there- foréto them it is the fauour of death vnto death, flOr, to do a plea. Litta 2 Then the high Wiet and the chieke oF ý Tewes appeared before him againſt Paul: and they befonaht him, a The ¢huious 3 Anda deſired Fauouragaint him, that fute of the Priefts Hee would fend for hum to Jeruſalem: and againit Paul, they laid wait to kill him by the way. 4. But Fettusantwered,that Waul Hona bee kept at Celarea, and that bee himlelte would ſhortly depart thither, § Letthem therfoze,fatd he, which among b Which may youlare > able, come Downe with vs: and it moftcommodi- toerebee any wickedneſſe in theman, let oufly. them accule him. . Be 6 @ Mow wheit hee had taried among them no moze then ten dayes, tee went Downe to Celarea, and the next day ſate in The Ads, Pauls appellation. | | the iudgement feate, and commanded Paul to be brought. 7 And when hee was come, the Jewes which were came from Jerufalem ſtoode a= bout him, and laid many and grieuous come plaints againſt Paul, which they could not poul, 8 Foꝛaſmuch as heanlwered c that hee had neither offended any thing againſt the law of the Jewes, neither agant the Cem: pleno againtt Celar. 9 Wet Fetus willing to (get kauour of the Jewes, anfwered Paul, and fayn, Tile thou go vp to Jerulalem, & therebe iudged of thele things before me ? Io Chen laid Paul, J and at 4 Cefars tudgement eate, where J ought to bes indz gedsto the Jewes Jhaue Done no wrong,as thou verp weil knoweſt. i Il Fo: ik Jhaue Done wrong, o2 commit: tedany thing worthy of Death, J refule not to dye: butit there be none of thele things whereof they accule me, no man can deliuer me to them: J appealevuto Cefar, } 12 When when Fetus had poken mith fthe@ouncil,be anſwered, Dak thou appeas red vnto Ceſar? vnto Celar thalt thou goe. 13 ¶ And atter certaine dayes, King A- grippa and s Bernice came Downe to Cela- rea tolalute Fetus. 14 And when they had remarned there many Dapes, Felix propoled Pauls caute vnto the King, faping, Chere tsa certayne man lekt in pꝛiſon by Felix. 15 DE whom when J came to Jerufalem, the bie Prꝛieſtes and Cloers of the Jemes informed me, and Delired to haue iudgment agaiuſt bint. 16 To whom F anfwered, that it isnot the maner of the Romanes foz fauour to des ltuer any man to Death, befoze that he which ts accuſed.haue the accuiers before him, and baue place to defend himſelfe concerning the crime. 17 Therefore when they were come hi⸗ ther,without delay,the day following, J fate onthe tudgenient feat, and commanded the man to be brought forth. Le 18 Agatnt whom when the acculers toon bp, they bronght no cruneot fuch things as 3 fuppotea : i i 19 But had certayne queſtions againſt him oftheir owne > fuperftition, andof one Jelus which was Dead, whom Paul afir- med tobe aline. 20 Andbecaule J doubted of (uch maner of queftion, J alked him, wherher-he would goe te Jerufalem thele things. 21 But becanle he appealed tobe reſerued to the craminatis of Auguitus, J commans c Paul defen- deth himfelfe in iudgemeng || Or,to doe plea- Ures. d Seeing him- felfe betrayed by the amhition ot the iudge, he de- fireth that in confideration of his freedome, hee may be {enc to Rome, e Itislawfull to require the de- fence of the Ma giftrate to main- teine our right. f Without whofe confentHe could doe nothing. g This was his owne filter who he entertained, h This worde ` doth alfo- fignifie’ religion: but hee {peaketh in con.) temptofthetruc | » and there beciudged of doGtrine, Ded himto be kept, till Jmight lend him ta eS eh n Agrippa fay 22 en Agrippe ` wout allo heare the man mp lelfe. To mor⸗ row, fayd be thon Walt heare him. 223 And on the mozrowe when Agrip: pa was come and Bernice with creat ponipe, and were entred into fhe || Cont mon Hall with the chicfe Gaptatnes and chicfe men of the citie, at Fetus com: i mandement d vnto Fetus, J 8 ` || Or, auditory. : du 4 Pauls innocencie: manBement Paul twas bought forth. $ d And Feltus ſayd, King Agrippa, and alimen which are peelent with vs, peefee thisman, about whom all the multitude of the Jewes baue called vpon me, both at Je» tulatei,and bere,crping, that be ought not to liue anp longer. 3 25. Vethaue F fonnd nsthing worthy of Death, that bee hath committed: neuerthe · tefe, ſeeing that hee hath appealed to Au- i Flatterersfirlt guſtus, J baue Determined to fend him. vſed tocall Ty- 26 DE whom J haue no certaine thing rants by this to wite vnto my ‘lo2d; wherefore J bane name, andafter bꝛought bim foosth vnto you, and (pecial- itfogreweimo lp unte thee, King Agrippa, that after era- vfe, that vertuous minatton Had, J might haue ſomewhat to Princes refuſed it Wite. not, as appearein 27 Foꝛmec thinkethit vureaſonable to by Pliniesepiftks Tend a pꝛiſonet, and not to ſhew the caules to, Traiane, which are layd againt him. CHAP XXVI t The innosencieof Paul i appriued by rehear- Sing ha conuerfation, 25 Hu modeft anfwere a- garafi the sxinric of Fefivs, F Wen Agrippa (ard vnto Paul, Thou art permitted to (peake fo: thy felfe. Bo Paul ſtretched foozth the hand, and anfwe- ren foz bimieife, : ‘ 2 ¥ thinke my felfe happie, Ring Agrip- pa, becaule F tyallantwere this Day befeze thee ofall the things whereof J am accuſed ofthe Jewes: 3. Chiefly , becaule thou hak knowledge ofall cuftemes, and quettions which are as mong the Jewes: wherefoze, J beleech thee ato heare me patiently. . 4 As touching my life from my chile: Hood, awd what tt Wasfrom the beginning among mine owne natlon at Jeruſalem, know all the Jewes, CAdich knew mee heretofore C tf hep would teftifie) that after the mot Grate b fect ofour religion, J ttued a Phariſce. And now J andand am acculed foz the hope of the promile made of God vnto our fathers. a Forafmuchas he beft vnder- Rood the religi- on,he ought to be more atten- tine, b Paul fpeaketh of this fe& accor- ding tothe pco- Bis orctenedt 7 CCihercunto our twelue tribes inſtant · -< Ipleruing Godday and night. hope to come : —— tv EOP hE which hopes fake, D king Agrippa, for their du@tine J AM ACHD of the Jewes. nek ch 8 by onld tt bee thought a thing ins Maslealtcormupt, crepible white yout, that God thould traile a. gaine the dead? : 9 Hallo verely thought in my felfe, that J ought to Do many contrary things again the flame of Jefus of Mazaret. Io * bich thing Jallo did in Ferula- lem: foz manyof rye Saints J hut vpin pilon, Daning receiued authozitte of the hie ; Dicts, and when they were put to Death F © Thatis,lap- - € gaue my fentencee , ' proued their cru- II And F puntihen them throughout all cltiewhichthey the Synagogues, and compelled theni to Chap 8.3. vied againſt blafpheme , and being moze mad againtt hem, them, 3| perfecuted them, euen vnto trange * tities. 12: At which time, euen as J went to Chap.ↄ. 2,3. * Damafcus with — and commilſt on fram the hie Pꝛie g 13 At midday, D King.T faw in the way’ alight krom heauen, pafling the bugytne Chap.xxvj. Heiscountedmad. 503 of the unue, Gine round about me,and them which went with me. 14 o when wee were all faller tothe earth, J heard a voice {peaking vnto met, Chep 9.4.400 andlaping tn the Hebrew tongue, * Haul, 32.7, Haul, why perlecutelt thoume 2 Ft is hard fo2 thee to kicke againſt patcks. 15 Then F fayo, Che art thon, L920? and be ſayd, Jam Fetus, whom thou geric- cuteſt. 16 But riſe and Land vp on thy feete:foz Jhaue appeared vnto chee fo: this purpote, to appoint thee a miniſter and a witneffe, both of the things which thon batt ſeene, and ofthe things in the which F will appeare wnutothee, 17 Deliuering thee from the “people,and d OftheYewes, the Gentiles , pute whom How FZ fena thee, 18 Co copen their eyes, that they map e Alchonghthis turne from darkenelſe to light,and from the properly apper- power of Satan vnto God, that they may taineth vnto tecetue korgiueneſſe of fintes, and inberis God, yethe aps tanceamong them, which are fanctiticd by pict this vnto faith tn me: y his minifers vn- 1g CCiberctore King Agrippa, J was not rowhom hepi- dilobedient vnts the heguenly vifion, ueth his holy 20 * But ſhewed firt vnto them of Das Spirit, maſcus, and at Jerufalem, and thꝛoughout Chap.9.22,26. all the coats of Judea, and then to the Gen». and 13,14,16, tiles, that they hould repent, andturneto. ~ 7 MAR comann Doe wozkes worthy amendment of ike. 21 Foꝛ this canle the Jewes caught rice inthe * Cemple,and went about te kill me. 22 Neuertheleſſe, J obtained Helpe of God, and continue vnto this day, witnefling both te finall and to great, faying none other things, then thofe which the Ppophetsana. ° Motes did fap houl come, — det 23 To wit, that Chik ould ſuffer, ang that hee would bee the firt chat bond rife from the Dead, and fhould fhew light ynte the peopie,and to the Gentiles. > 24 Andas he thus anfwered fo: bimlelfe, Fetus fayd with aloud voyce, Paul, thon art befives thy (elfe; much learning doeth make thee mad. RE EJN 25 But he fayd, J am not mad, O nobie Fettus, but J peake the wozds of truth ann. {oberneffe. h f 26 Foz the king knoweth of thele things, beiang whom allo J {peake bolotp; foz Jam perfwaved that fnone: of thele things are £ Heknewehac nh trom giens: foz this thing was not vong the Law andthe AALOE YS: ; Chap:21,30; Prophets ? P know that thoubeleeueft, did nor vider=: 28 Then Agrippa layde vnto Pail, Al · fand the true mot thou perliwadett me to become a Chei· applyingof the: ſtian. fame, 29 Then Panl fayde, Jwould to God, that not onelp thou , but alle all that heare nie to Day, were both almoſt, and altogether fuch as J am,ercept thele bonds. 30 And wher hee had thus ſpoken, the King role vp,and the goucrnour, and Bers x nipan they that {ate with thei. Aud ‘when they were gone apart, they talked betweene themlciues,faping, This man doeth nothing worthy of woa 0, ! Prophets were» > 27 D Ring Agrippa , beleeueſt thou the: ofGod, burho: SO Re - Pauls counſell. 2. er. 01.25. no; of bondes. i 32 Then (atd Agrippa buto Fetus, This man might haue beentoaled , whee had not appealed vnto Criar. CHAP. XXVII. 1 Pauls dangerous voyage, and his companie toward Rome. 44 How and where they enue. We when it twas concluded , that we Mould ſayle inte Italie, thep Delinered both Paul,and certaine other peiſoners vn⸗ toa Centurion named Julius, ofthe band of Auguſtus. 5 2 And* wee entred into a ſhip of Adra· mittium, purpoling to ſayle by the coaltes of Aſia. and launched footy, and bad A- t ` wiltarchus of Macedonia, a Theſſalonian, a. From Sidon to Myra they fhould haue fay- led: North, and ., by Welt: but the . winds caufed them to faile to Cypr-s plaine _ North: thencete Cilicia North & by Eaft, and ſo to Pamphylia and Myraplaine Weft. . HOr, Cretae b Which wasan high hill of Can- die bowing to to the feaward, © This faſt the Tewes obferued about the moe neth of OG@ober in the feat of their expiat.on, Leuit.2 3.37. So that Paul thoughtit better to winter chere, then to faile in the drepe of win- ter which was at Northeaft,ivind! or cuery Haft | Li vind that is furt- ousand ftormie, e This Ifle was Welt and by South from Can- die ftreight to- ward the gulfe Syrtes, wbich were certaine boyling fandes that fwallowed vp all that they Caught, with bs. 3 Aud thenext day we arriued at Sidon: and Julius curteoullp intreated Paul, ana gaue him itbertp co gor ues pis friendes, that they might refreth bint. 4 And from thence we lanched, æ faylen bard bp Cyprus, becanle the winds were contrary. coii . § Then failed we ouer the (ca by Cilicia, and Pamphylia, and came to Myꝛa,a city in pia. , 6 And there the Centurion found a hip or Aerangaja farting into Italy, and prt vs erein wa 7 And wher we had lailed lowly, many Dapes, and (carce were come againſt Ont bum , becaule the winde tiered vs not, twe fapled Dard bpi Candie, neere tot Sal- mone, ; 3 And with much adoe layled beyond its any tame vnto a certaine place called the Faire haus, nerepntethe which was the fitte LARN gion nu iniy 9. So when much tine was {pent and {ailing was now teopardous, becauft alio ee aa was new pallen, Pauterboscea toemy AO Aud fayd vnto thei, Sys, F (ee that this vopage will be with hürt and much das mage, not offhelading and tip, onelp, but allo okour liues. duc) ai Ir Neuertheleſſe the Centurion beleeued rather the gouernour and the maſter of the Hip, chen thoſe things which were ſpeken of aul. — $e Viele tnit f I2- And becanle the hauen was not toni, i ecanle ie —— fo Depart thence, tt bp alip meanes they might attatue to Phenice thee fo winter, modious to winter in, many whichis an hauen ot Candie, aud lyethto ward the Sonthwelt and by tek, aud Noꝛthweſt and by Cet, 13 Andwhen the Southerne wind biew foftly, they fuppoling to obtaine their pues (esloofed neccer,aunlaplea bp Candy. ~ r not RINA poreslootednecver, ann faplen bp ey SO cota 14 But anon alter, there atole b ſtormie winde calles Curoclyoon. 15 Andwhen the ſhip was caught, ano could nor reſiſt the wind, welet her goe, aud were CALLED AWAY. ir n ees cee a 16 Ana weerantie bnder alittle Ile A oen eCAUd and Had mych adee to get tde OREG So y tnt diode ham ER The Actes. ; a and gaue on paglence of them all. gnd be tO Gates A Ges MATT We | BEN He incourageth his company. 17 bich they tooke vp and vſed all belpe, vndergirding the Wippe, fearing left they bauta haiſe fallen into Syrtes, any roep let downe the || vellell, ant ſo Were | Or,boate. 18 The nert Day when wee were toſſed with an exceeding tempett, thepilightenca fOrcaf out the the fin. wares. Ig And the third day wee ca out with onr owne bands the tackling ofthe Hip. 20 And when neither unne no: tartez t pany) paves Hk yia, 3 a che a li eſt lay upon vs, all bope that tue ſhould be 5 fated, was then taken away. : aii —2 21 But after tong ablirmence, Panl oon rp aas fae foorth in the nuddesvt them ann taid, Sits, Ved the lofe by pee onld baue Hearkenedtomee, and not 20!ding the baue loola from andie: fe Goulo ve bane SANE 0 £ gamed this butt and lone. RE Ainas» 22 But now F erbort you tobeeof goon port —— courage: fo there thall bee no loe of an 3* mans life among you, fane of the hippe — “iy onely. . —— ya = inance 23 Sorthere (ood by mee this nightrhe ppe Angel ots God, whole Ham, ano won I peme oaa á ; 24 Saying, Fearenot, Panl: Foz thon. God ziuerh to mutt be bꝛought betore Celar: and log Goa pc aldren, pro- bath ginen vnto "thee all that faple mich e many umes thee. 3 e enemies, - + CAherefoze, firs, Hee of good courage: Wich are vn- for‘ ibcleeue Goo, thatit Hall bee (oag ip Worthy tore- bath been, tola me.. - U s ceiue the fruit 26 iMowbeit, wee mut be tat into acer thereof. taine Plany. “+4 Faith is grour- 27 Andwhen the fourteenth night was dedypon the come, as twee were caried toand trata the Wd of God, k aoetaticatl fea about minight, the fotp- — is in. men deeme hos ime was puto them, - that his — p 4 Sih taken for all. that 28 And fonnded, and found it twenty fas P2tt which was thome: and when they had gonea tttle furs About the moun. ther, they founded agatne,and found Bfteene Sines called Ce- fathoms. rausij, and fodi- · 29 Then fearing lett they Gents hane viderhtealy from, falien inito fome rough placces,they catt fonte Dalmatia, and JO out ofthe Cerne, and wuyt that the’ Bosth vp tO Ve · ay werccome TRITON NICE S nodata ett 30 Mowe as the shariters were abong! Paul would. -; to fice out of the wip, and ban let Downe the. Ve Much meancs, boate into the (ea vnder a colour as though*45 God had or- they wonld bane catt ancres out of the fozes deines,telthe i.s ftp, > Of RIR —— 31 ant ip pnto the reba aut ¢uhaue tempted fouldiers arerptth e abide inthe thi ie him. ——— — ibe bip iY m He meaneth “22 Then the fonlafets tut ofthe ropes an extraordinary ore tsa aut fet itkallawap. rage ee abRtinenceswhich ~ 33 And wher tt began tobee Day, [ant came of thefeare erhozted them alt to take meate, laying, 0! death,and fo Chis PARE that pee bane tooke away tbeir i tarped, anD continued tafting, receunng appetite. | 01 3 nothin. < PUF EOU CUE ON 1E By this Hes exot yon tatake meaty! brew'phrafeis foz this ts foz ponr fafeward r foz there (halt meant thavthey not * an haire ‘fall from the bead of any Mould bein alt of pou. em 344 points fafe and 5 And bohen hee had thus ſpokenn Hee found,x.sam, nkes to God , Ni 14 45. Kings.) Cit and begat 1.5 2,Matth,1 Oo 39 36° Theu ship) ests ae Shipwracke. Theviper. Difcafes 36 Then were they allof good courage, andtheyallotookeimeate. 37 ow wee were in the Fipinalltwo hinidrech threeſcore and tirteene ioules. 38 Aud wher they bad caten cnongh.thep lightened the hip, and caſt out the wheate > mito the fea. = 139 And whe ft was day, they knew not thecountrey,but.they ſpred a certaine creeke with abanke,into the which they were min · Ded cit it were poſſible) to tput ty tic yip. 40 So when they had taken vp the ans creg, they committed the thippe nto the fea, and loofed the ruddcr bonds, and hoyſed vy a maine faile to the wind, and drew to the ory... CF SF 41 And when they kellinto a place where two feas met, they thruſt in the Hippe: and the foze- part ftucke fait, and could not bee mooued, but the binder part was boken with the violence ofthe waucs. ‘42 Then the fouldters countell wase to kill the prifoners: lef any of chem, when pee ad Commie out, ſhould tiee away. 4 Wut the Centurion willing to fane Paul, faved them from this counfell, and Compnaunded that they that could fwinime, fyould catt thenifelucs firt into the ſea, and goe out to land: ; l 44 And the other, ſome on boards, and ſome on certatme pieces of the Wippe: anafo . $ as to pafite, that thee came all fafe to an a fosc : Í 7 $ e This declareth the great and bar- barous ingrati- tude of the wic- Eed, which can- not be wonne by any benefits, 5 CHAP. XXVIII 2 Paylwith hu combanie are gently setreated ofthe barbarous pecple. 5 The viper hurteth his not, 3 Hee healeth Publis father and others,and being furnifyed by them of things nece [[ariz,he faz., red toward Rome, 05 Where being receiued of she brethren,he declareth his buſine ſſe, 30 there preachith tiwo yeeres. A® D when. they were come fafe, then lita a New called they kuete that the ple was called⸗ Me · Maita. » F2 £ ‘ J J tei 2. And the Barbarians ſhewed bsna lit» tle kindueffe : foz they kindled afire, and re: teiued vs enerp one, becanfcof the preſent fhowze.ané becaufe of the cola. — * 3 Gnd when Wail had gathered ant: Or beape. ber of ſtickes, and laped them on the || fire, ie). r there came a viper out ofthe heate, and lept b Suchisthe per. on bis ae Ha see (ued 94 i werfejudgement 4 when the Barbarians Awe the ofmenthatthey worme hang on his band, they Aibamong — ———— Kair th This man reip i a > mur- astheyfeeinany fherer, whome, though, bee hath eſcaped affidion. -, thelea,yet« Gengeance path not laffered to “¢Whomthey line. 7 imadeagoddefe § Buthee hooke of the vꝛorme inta the vandcalledher,, fire,andfeltnobarnie. - a Dise orNemefiss d: 6 Wowbeit they waited when be ſhould d Behold the- hauelwollen, ofa — extremiticot- o dp:-but after they had looked a great whil ele infidels,and and ſaw no inconuentence come tohin, they howmuchthey. “changed their minds, and fain, Chat yeas “are bent to ſu⸗ a= li : — ort perſticion: forafs... 7.) mE quarters, tbe chiefe minine EA eae Culaig nanie was Publius serrourthey fell ; policflions z the tame rected vs, aud into aporhety— oy, Chere Bayes courtedullz. í SIE Oå 4 4 > 2 iOS i Chap. xxviij. man foe 5 NOF, `- : o "25° Cher fore when they agred net among them· 8 And foit was,that thefather of Oubli- us lay ficke of the fener and ofa bicedp tire: te whom Paul entredD tn, and when hee — hee laide his hands on him, and beas eD him. 9 CAbenthis then was done, other alſo tthe le, which had dileaſes, came to bin and were bealed, 10 diibich allo Bid bs great honout: and when wee Departed, thep laded vs with things neceflarte, Il € Mow after thee moneths wee Bee parted ina hip of Aicrandeta, which bad Wintred inthe Fle, whoſe badge was< Cae fto? and Pollur, I2 And, when wee arriued at Syzacuſe, we tatied chere thice Dayes. y? 13 And from thence wee ket a compalſe, aud-came to Rhegium: and after ene Bay, the Sant) wind blew, and we came the ſe⸗ cond Day to Puteoli, 14 Chere wee found brethzen, and twere DelireD to tarie with them feuen dayes, and fo we went toward Rome. G 15. (And from thence, wher the brethren heard of vs, they came to mecte vs at the Market of Appius, and at the‘ thzee ] Ta- uernes, whom when Paul ſaw, be thanked God, and wared bold. . 16, So when he came to Rome, the Gene turion deliuered the —D to the gene, rall captaine : but aul was. s fuffercd to, Dwel by humlelfe with a ouldier chat kept im, é 17. And the third Day after, Paul callen the chicfe ofthe Jewestogetijer : and when they were come,be faid ditto them, Men and byzthzen, though Jhaue committednothing agatuit the people oz Lawes of the fathers, yet {0 Deluiered miloner trom Zerula- Aad lem in A Erdey ofthe Romanes. 18 Uho when thep bad cramincd mee, Would Hane let me goe becaule there wasna caule of Death in me, i I9 But wheu the Newes (pake conttary, healed. Thehopcofffrael. 04% € Thefe the Pai- nims fainedto be Jupiters chil- dren and gods of the fea, f Thefe places were diftant from Romea dayes iourney,or — |Or es. g No rak the €aptaine ynder- ftood both by Feftus letters, and alfo by the report ofthe vnder cape taine,that Paul ~ had committed no fault, J was conlirained to appeale bntoCefar, én not secant J had ought toaccule my natts on of. oe 20 Foꝛ thiscanfe therefore pane J caller ` fo2pou, to feeyou, and tofpeake with you: fo: the hope of t Iſraels fake, J am bound with this chaine _ 21 Then they fatd onto bim, le neither recetued letters our of uvea concerning thee , neither came any of the brethzen thar ſhewed o2(pake any cuillotthee, 22 But wee will heare ok chee what thou thinkcit : for as concerning this lect, wee a that enery where it ts poken a- gaint. Eg ; 23 And when they had appointed hima h Thais forle fus Chriſts caufe whom they had Jong looked for ashe that fhould be the redeemer of the world. * Day, there tame many veto him into histone ging, to whom bee erpounredand teſtiſied the tingdonte of God and preached vnto i TH ‘theinrconcetning Jeſus, voth out ofthe Late dome,which was of Moles, and out of the Drophetstrom “Honing to niche, ish 24 And. fome tzere perſwaded with the gs Hcy Were (poke, and Conic belee· {Thar this king- ` fpókeri of by the Prophets was of- fred ynto them by the commin: FChrift, $ The ob ftinacie of theIewes. Fla6.9.mar.13, 1 4mar. 4.12, duke $.10,ioh.1 2. 40 rom 11.8, k Hereby the hearts of the in- fidels ought to be moliified, and the weakelings confirmed, that they be not of- them(clues, thep departed after that Pant jad ſpoken one wo, to wit, Cdell pake the bolp Ghot by Claras the Pꝛophet vute our fathers, 26 Haying, * k Hoe vnto thts people,and fay, By hearing ve Hall heare, and fali not vnderſtand, and teeing pee Hall lee,and not percetue. j : 27 Forthe heart of this peopleis waren fatte,and their eares are Dulof hearing, and with their eyes haue thep winked, lett they fhould fee with their eves, and beare with TotheRomanes. r ai Saluation of the Gentiles: 1 heale thei. Prhe word of 28 Bett kuowen therefore vnts you,that God healerh this ſaluation of God ts (ent to the@enttles, when the verue aud thep Hall heare it, } ; of the Spirit is 29, Andwhen hee han laid thele things, ioyned withir: the Jewes Departed, and had great realos and itis preached ning among themictues, generally, that 30 And Paul remained two yeeres fulin ail men might be an boule hired fo: himſelfe, aud receined all inexcufable. that came tn vnto him, 31 Preaching the kingdome of Ged, and teaching thote things, which cancerne the bhes fendedbythe their gates, and vnderſtande with their Lom Felus Ciit, with all balonefle af a ES Heartes, and Mould returne that J might tpeech, without tet. C WICKed. A The Epittle ofthe Apoftle Paul to the Romanes. K THE ARGVMENT. Ta great mercie of God is declared toward man in Chrift Iefuc, whofe righteoufneffe is made owr through faith, For when man by reafon of his owne corruption could not fulfill the law, yea,com- mitted moft abhominably, both againft the law of God, ard nature tbe infinite bountie of Ged,mind- full of bis promife made to his feruant Abrabam, the father of all beleeuers, erdeined that mans falua- tion (hould onely Rand in the perfit obedience of his Sonne leſus Chrift: fo that not onely the circumci- fed Lewes, but alfo the vncircumcifed Gentiles fhould be faued by faith in him: ewen as Abraham before — he was citcumciſed, was counted iuſt onely through faith, and yet afterward recciued circumeifion, asa ee ſcale or badge of the fame righteouſneſſe by faith, And to the intent that none(hould thinke that the Baye Couenant which God made to him and his poftericic, was not performed : either becaufe the Lewes re- i * ceiued not Chrift,( which was the bleſed feede)or elfe belecued not that he was the true redeemer,be= : caufe he did not onely,or at leaſt more notably preferue the Lewes: the examples of Iſmael ed Efau de- — clare, that all are not Abrahamspofteritie, whicb come of Abraham according tothe feth : but alfo the — very ftrangers and Gentiles grafted in hy faith, are made heires of the promiſe. The cauſe whereofis a the onely will of God: forafmuch as of his free mercy he electeth fome to be faued and of bis iuft ijudge- . ment reieGeth others to be damned, as appeareth by theteftimonies of the Scriptures, Yet to the intent eia ; that the lewes fhould not be too much bearen downe, nor the Gentiles too much puffed vp, the exam= ple of Elias ptooucth, that God hath yer his elect euen of the naturall pofteritic of Abraham, ‘though ı Itappeareth not foto mans eye: and forthat preferment that the Gentiles have, it preceedeth of the lis berall mercie of God, which he az length will ftretch toward the Iewesagaine, and fo gather the whole Iftael (which is his Church) of them both, This ground-worke of faith and doctrine laied, inftru@tions of Chriftian maners follow: teaching euery man to walke in roundneffe of conicience in his vocation, a 4 i ith all patience and humbleneffe, reuerencing and obeying the magiſtrate, exercifing charitie , pute * g off the old man, and putting on Chrift bearing with the weake, and louing one another according ee 1 © “hrifts example, Finally, Saint Paul after his commendations to the brethren,exhorteth themto vni- — A nd to fice falle preachers and flatterers, and fo concludeth with aprayer. f CHAP. 1, sul fheweth by whom and to what purpofe ed. 13 Hà ready well. 16 What the Gof- > Thevfe of creatures, and wherefore made. 21.24 The ingratitude, perner- nifhraent of allrsankinde, of God, touching the Dpirit of © fanctifica: e By the Spirit tion by the refurrection from the dead) he declareth thae By whom wee haue receinedf grace Chriſt is God, and Apattlehip (that obedience might bee whofe power did ginen vnto the faith) in bis Mame among fo hinctifichys © all che Gentiles, . Deg 6 Among whom pee bee allo the & called ixcoutdnoe of Felus Chul: feele corruption, 7 Woallyou that be at Rome beloned of noryerremaine God, calles to be Haints< *>@racebe with mdeath, = ~ pou, and peace from God onr father, and f Whichwas < 2 CMbich he bad promi- fromthe Lord Jeſus Cilt. that mof hberall fed afore by his*jProphetsin 8 fena thanke my God through I E- . benefit to preach ; — SVS Oht for pouall, becanle your faith theovnfearchable ‘ispublihed throughout ithe whole wold. riches of chith © 9. Fox God ts my witnes(whom V ferie g Thar isbythe in my *{pirtt in the! Golpel of his Sonne) mercy of God’ | that without cealing make mention of pou areadoptedin |. i i ih See : Jeftis Chriſt. CCo, 1.3. aL0.3. 2,timo.1.2, H The free mereieofGod', and profperous facceffein all things, i ‘Thats, through ‘all Chriftiin Churches. k Barneftly, and from theheare: t1 ‘tn/preachingthe: Sonne of God, that is,reconciliation and peace through Chiift? ©"! lo Alwapes 2 P. be is cel pela. u they were fitie andgn Ye ACL a il (eruant of Jelus W y Cit, called to bean Apo⸗ a itle, ©*ptit apart to preach the d? Golpel of Gon, —— ul re ~~ . HOr mimer. —— Gods ercie,and alfo appointed by commandement to this Apoftle- an £ Am A ettasvescaaisbrrs VEES «4 i tije: — ng big Sonne Jelus Chit * Lor Gabi | WAS madeot the aſeede of un -Y to the tleſh, DA pect mightily to be the Sanne fioy 23-22. ¢. The Scriptures — er Ge 'd promifed and performéd 7 ing of the paiteritic and of thip. b Or ,chofen by the eternal coun- ell of God, or. by thedeclarat- - on of thefame ` countell., Ait k eA fe oort 9 e ae a Et in Tefus Chrift d pean the A¢th of the virgine Maries w > at the Gofpel is. + 19 Qlwayes in my prayers, beleechin that by ome meancs one time o2 other might haue a proſperous tourney by rhe wil of Gov to come wnto pou. Chap 15.33. II * Fo}3 long to fee you, that J might m EitherbyS3- beftowe among you fome {pitituall gift, to tan,r.Thef.2.18, itrengtben peu, j or by theholy 12 That ts, that J might bee comforted Sooſt, Acts 16.6, together with pon through oar mutual faith, Chap. ij⸗ The reward ofingratitude. —— the naturall vſe into that which ts as gaint nacute. - 27 And likewile alfo the men left the nas turall vſe of the woman,and burned in thetr Hlut one toward another, and man with fOr, apperse. man wrought filthinefle, and received in themfelues fuch recompence of their errour, as was meete. 28 Foꝛ as they regarded not to knowe Jo other place to preach the Gof- n Whereofis fpoken,loba 5.16. o He pafferh not for the mocking of the wicked, 8,Cor.1.18, p Or,ctieGuall inftrament. fOr, Gentile. P Theperfe&ion, and integritie, hath,appeareth before God holy, blameleffe,and no fault:and this iultice is contrary to mans iuftice, or the iultice of workes, ard only is apprchended by faith which ayly increafe Plal 84.7. k £ Which God approueth. H abak 2.4. galat. 3. 11. hebr. 10. 38. f Hediuided the ‘Law of nature corrupt, into Yn- godlinefle,and vorightecufneffe, Vngoolineſſe conteine the falfe worſhipping of Gad: vn- righteoufneffe, breach of lous toward man, t Inthat they neither worlhip God, as nature partly teacheth them, nor lous One another, Ephef-4.18. t They wor- shipped him can be accuſed of ten, * The int ſhall liue by ercalledto fome boti pours and mine. 12 glow my brethren, F would that pee fhould not bee tgnoezant, how that 3 haue pel,Chap.15.20. oftentimes purpoled to come vnto pou (but aue bene ™ ler hitherto) that J mightyaue ome > fruit alfo among pou,as Ibauc among the other Gentiles. i 14 J anı Debter both to the Grecians, and to the Batbartans, both ro the wile meand to the vnwiſe. s 15 Therefoze as much as in me is, Jam ready to preach the Golpel to you allo that are at Rome. 16 Foꝛ J am not ° aſhamed ofthe Gol- pelof Chꝛiſt: for ttis the * r power of God vnto faluatton to enerp one that beleg. which whofoeuer ueth, te the Few firk, and allo to the i Gres clan, 17 Foꝛ by tt thes righteouſneſſe of: Gon ts reuealed, from faith to ay as ít ts wett> aith. 18 for the wath of God ts reuealed from beauen again all‘ ongobdlinefle, and vn⸗ rightcoulnefle ofmen, which withbolde the traeth cin vnrighteonſneſſe. 19 Foꝛaſmuch as that, which may bee knowen of God, is maniteſt tn them: foz God hary ſhewed tt vnto them. 20 forthe inuifible things of him, that is, bis eternall power and Godhead, are feene by the creationof the wozld,being cons fidercd tn his wozkes, to the intent that thep ſhould be without ercule. 21 * Becaule that when they knew God, they * gloztfied him not as God, neither were thankefull, but became vaine in their imagtnations , and their foolif) heart was full of darkneſſe. 22 hen they prokeſſed themſelues tobe wile, they became kooles. 23 For they turned the glory of thein- cozruptible 6 D D to the ſimilitude of the image ota coꝛruptible man, and of birdes, ai foure footed beaſtes, and of crecping things. 3 24 Wherefore alfo God * 7 gane them bp to their bearts luſtes, vnto wncleannefic, fa Defile their owne bodies betweene thems elues: í 25 Mhich turned the trueth of God vnto alie, and wozhipped and ſerued the crea- ture, t foxlaking the Creatoz, which is bleſ⸗ {ed fo? euer, Amen. 26 Foz thts caule God gane them vp vn: to bile affections: fozcuen their women did not as hee preferibed, bur after theirgood intentions. x Or deli- uered themas aiuftImdge. y Seeing men would not according to the knowledge thar God gaue them, worfhip him aright,he fmote their hearts with blindnefle , that they fhould nor know themfelues, but doe iniurie one to another, and commit fuch horrible villenie, KOr abone the Creator. i ‘ God, euen ſo Gov Deltuered them vp dnte a z reprobate minde,to do thole things which are not connenient, 29 Being ful ofall vnrighteoulneſſe, for: nication, wickeDaefie, couetouſneſſe,malici · oulneſſe, full of enuie, of murther, of debate, of Deceite,taking all things in the euill part, webifperers, — 39 Backbiters, haters of Gos, doers of wong, poud, boaſters, inucnters of euill things, Dilobedtent te parents, without vn⸗ Derftanding , couenant beakers, without naturall affection, fuch as can newer bee ap» peated, mercilefic. 31 CQhich men, thongh thep knewe * the Lawe of God, how that they which come mit fuch things,are wosthy of death, yet not onely doe the fame, but allot tauour them that Dec them. CHAP, II. s He feareth the hypocrites with Gods iudge- ment, 7 Andcomforteth the faithfull. 12 To bean downe all vaine pretence of ignorance, holine ſe, and of allsance with God jhe proueth all mente be Sinners, 15 The Gentiles by thesr sonfcience, 17 The Lewes by the Law written, Teen thou art inexcuſable, D man, 4 wholecucr thouart that }* iunge :* foz in that that thou indgeſt another, thou con: demneſt t thp ſelfe fo2 thou that wudgelk, Deck the fame things. 2 But wee know that the iudgement of God tsaccojding to: trueth, againtk them whtch commit fuch things. 3 Andthinkelt thou this, D thouman, that iudgeſt them which doe fuch thines, and doch thefame,that thou alt efcape the tudgement of Goa? $ j 4 Dadelpilett thou the riches of his bourt- tifulnes,and *patience,and long fierante, not knowing that the bountituinefle of God leadeth thee to repentance? § Butthou after thine hardneſſe, and heart that cannot repent, * beapeft vnto thp felfe wrath again the Day of ¢ wrath, and of the declaration of the tuft tC uidgement of God, 6 *iho will reward euery man artoz: Ding tobiseworxkes: j 7 Tbatis, to them which by continuance in well doing fecke glozic, and honour, and immoztalitie,eternall life: i 8 But onto them that are contentious and dilobey the trueth , ant obey vnrighte: fort of men are z That is, fuck ove as was defti- ture of alliudge- ment. a Which law God writ in their confciences and the Philofophers called it the lave of nature: the lawyers, the liw of nations , wher- of Mofes law is a plain expofition. || Or,righteou/mez b Or, confent to them : which is the full meafure of all iniquitic. Or blameſt. a Neither they which doe ap⸗ proue cuil d nor they — reprooue them, are excuſable be- fore God. Matth,7. 1,2: 1. C0, 4.$. b Foreither thew art guiltieofthe fame fault ,orthe like. c Forhe jud the heart, and re- gardeth not the: . outward perfon, 2, Pet 3.96 A Tawies 5,3. 5 d The wick fhalbe condem. £ ned, & the faith= full deliuered, Pfal, 62.12. 5/7 matth.16.27, revel 2212. e The commor outnefie, halbe indignation and wath. mecht ynabie to beiuftified by their workes: feeing Abraham the father of beleeuers hath nothing to glory of before God, and therefore all meps workes thall condemne them,and they onely fhal) be fated, which apprehend leſus Cinrift by Faith to be their oncly inflice and fan@ification, ett 9 Tite Sirs SO aera ere Pe See ew ee ee : * > é pt q — Doersofthe Law, Hypocrites. f By the Grecian he vnderRandech the Gentile,ard eucsy one that Is nota lew. Deut. A117 2hron. 19.7. 50). 34.19. aches 10.34. g Astouching any outward qualitie,but as the potter before he make bis vel. fels, he doethap- point fome to glory, ang others roiznominic. h -Thatis,with- out y knowledge of the law writ- ren, which was giuen by Mofes, Matth.7.21. james 1.22. i For mans con- {cience fheweth him whé hedoth good or euill. k S2eawaketh the fewes, which were afleepe through acere taine (ecuritie and confidence inthe Law. Chag. fOr, treeft the things that dif: Nent froast. J The way to teach ochers in the knowledge of chetrueth, F [452-55 exck.36,.200> 3 m Tieendof circumcifion was the keeping of the Liw and the Sa- crament ſepara⸗ ted from his end, isof none efet. \\Or,condemne. n Whenthe ‘Law is called the Let- ter, or that it pronoketh death in vs,or thar it killeth,oris the minifteric of death, or thit it isthe frength of finne, itis meantas we con- fidar the Law of ic felfe without Chrift. Colaff 313 o Inthe inward man and heart. 9. Tribulation and anguilh thal bes vpon the toute of euery man that doth euill: of tye Few firit,and alfoof the ! Grecian, 10 But toeuerp man tyat Doth good, hal be gloꝛy, and honour ana peace, to the gewe fivit,and alfo te the Grectan. Il fortherets no*relpectot s perfons mith God. 12 Foꝛ as many as haue finned without the Law, hal periſh alſo > without the Law: and asmany ashaue finned tn the Law. thal be iudged by the Law, 13 (* Far the hearers of the Law are not righteous before Hod ; but the doers of tye Law ſhalbe inttifted. $ : 14 For when the Gentiles which haue nor the Law, Doc by nature the things con- teined in the Law, they hauing not the Law, are a Law vnto themſelues, Ig (Ahich wewe the effect of the Lawe wꝛitten in their i hearts, their conſcience al- fo bearing witnes,and their thoughts acci- fing oneanother,ozerculing,) 16 At the dap when God hall indge the fecrets of men by Fetus Chatit,accopving to ny Goſpel. * 17 @ *Beholde, thou art called a Jewe, and reitet in the Laww,and* gloztell in God, 18 AnD knowelt his will, and alloweſt the things that aveercellent,inthatthou art fuftructed Gy the Lam: Ig Andperlwadett chy (elfe that thou art aguide of the blinde,a light of them which are in darknelſe, i 20 An inſtructer of them which lacke diſcretion a teacher of the vnlearned which hatt the! forme ot knowledge, and of the truech inthe law. 21 ‘hou therefore which teacheſt ano: ther, teachelt thou not thy felfe? thou that peana man Mould not ſteale doſt thou tteale? 22 Thou that layeſt, Aman Hould not commit adultẽry, doeſt thou commit adulte- rie? thou that abhorreſt idoles, committeſt thou lacriledge? 23 Thon that gloryelt in the Lawe, through beeaking of the Lawe, diſhonoureſt thou God? i 24 Forthe Mameof God is blaſphemed among the Gentiles thaougl pou, * as ttis weittcn. ; z 25 Foꝛ circumciſion verely is profitable, if thon doe tbe Law: but if thou be a trant greſſour of the Lawe, thy a circumnctiion ts made vncircumtiſon ' 26 Therfor ifthe vncircumtiſion kecpe the oꝛdinances of the Lawe, ſhall not bis eile egal bee counted fo? circumci⸗ on pd ? : To the Romanes. CHAP, III, 3 Hauing grauzted [ome prerogatiue te the Fewes, becaufe of Gods free and jtable prumifey 10 he prosueth by the Scriptures, both Lewes and Gentiles te bee finwers, 21.24 gnd to be tuflified by grace through fasth, and not by werke, 31 and fo the Law to be eftabh{hed. V Hat is then the preferment of the Jewe? o2 what is the profit of ctr« cumetiion? : 2 Much every maner of way: foe chiefly, becaule puto them were committed theſora⸗ cies of God. } 3 For what though fome did not beleeue? fhall their * vnbeltete make the || fateh of Gad without effect? ‘Allare culpable. k Or vords. Fla-46.n 3. chap. J 9.6. 2.tim. 2. 13. fOr, promiſe. Iohn 3.3 3. 4 God toꝛbid: pea,let God bettrue, and P/al.s16.1%. *euerp man a lyar, as it is witten, * Chat thou mighteſt bee a iutified in thy wordes, and overcome when thou art iudged. § Mow tt Pour ynrightcoufneffe com mend the righteouſneſſe of God, what hall wefap? Js God varighteous which puntih> eth? (3 peake: as aman) $ 6 God fbin: clic how ſhall God iudge the world? oe 7 Sor t€the veritie of Gadbhath mare a- bounded, though my lie,wnto hts glory, why and J yet condemned as alinner? $ And (as wee are blamed, and as fome affirme that twee fap) why Doe wee net euill, that good may come thereof? whofe Damna- tionis iut. 9 Ghat then? d are we moze excellent? f29,ingo wile : foz we haus already poued, that atl, both Jewes and Gentiles are* vn- Der fime, o i Io Asit ts witten There is none righ- teous no not one. IL Chere is none, that vnderſtandeth: there is none that lecketh Good. 12 They haue all gone sur of the way:they baue becne made altogether vnprotitable: therets none that Daeth good, no not one. I3 * Their tizoate 13 an open (epulchze: tbey baue vled their tongues to Deceit : * the popion of alpesis vnder their lips, 14 *Ahole mouth fs fullofcurfing and bitternefic. ; I5 * Chee keete are fwift to hen blood. a 16 Dettruction and calamitee arein their Apes, : : 17 And thee way of peace they haue not knowen. * 18 * The keare of God ts not before their epes. Ig Mow twee know that whatloeuer the Law faith tt ſaith it to them which are yns Der the Law, that every month may be itop> ped, and all the wogla bee g culpable before à à 27 And Hall not vacircumciion which God is by nature ( tt tt keepe the Lae) || tudg¢ thee, which by the elerter aud ctreumction ava tranigredour ofthe Law? 23 Forhets nota Jew which is one out» ward: nether is chat civcumcigion which ts outwaed inthe fet: i l 29 But he is a Jew wijich is one within, and the *ciremmctfion is ofthe heart, in che o{pivitnot inthe letter soporte maple isnot ot membut of Gad, 20 *Bbevefore by ‘the wakes of the +Law Hall no tleſh bee tuitified in bis fights for by the Lawe commeth the knowledge of rou, Palgi a That thou mayeft be declae red juft,and thy goodneffe and trueth in perfor- ming thy promie {es may appeate, - when maneither | ofcuriofitieor i atrogancie would — judge thy workes, b He fheweth how the wicked do reafon again God, i c Whofe carnall wifdome will not obey the willof God. d Leftthe Iewes | fhould be puffed vp in that he pre ferred them to the Gentiles, he theweth that this their preferment | ftandeth onely.. in themercieof God,fora(much — as beth Jewand — Gentile through” finheare fubicQ. to Gods wrath, » that they might both be made cquall in Chrift, | Galat.3.22. Pfal, 14:153. and 53. 1, 3. Pſal $9: Pfal. 1 4936 Pfal.ic.7. 1 [4.59.7 e Apeaceable » and innocent life, Pal, 36.1. 7 f Thatis the - old Teftament, g The Lawdoth not make vs guiltie,but doth der clare that wee are guiltie before God, and deferue condemnation, Galat,2.16, h -Hemeancth the Law, either writtenior vnwrittem which commandeth or forbiddeth any thing , whofe vorkes cannot iullific, becaule we cannot performe them, 21 But Iuftification by faith. i kedin himfelfe, Chap.s.17, 21 But now is the * tighteoufnes of Gov i Thewerdfg- made marifet without the Law, bauning nifieth them witnefie ot the Lat and of the Pꝛophets, whichareleft be- 22 To wit, the rightroumeſſe of Goo by the hindiatherace, faith of Jeſus Cit, vnto all, and vpon all and are noc able that beleeue. to runne to the 23 Foz thereis no difference : foz all hane marke thatisto finned, and ate i Depztued of the glozp of eucrlatting life, od, A Rite R ; which hereiscal- . 24 Andare iuftificd freely bp his grace, ledthegloryof thꝛough the reDemption that is in Chit God. clus, k Orfidelitiein 25 Ahom God hath (et foorth ro bee a re» performing bis -tonctliation through fatth in bis blood, to promile, Declare his * righteouſneſſe, by the forgiue= 1 Thelawof faith -neffe of the ſinnes that are pafled, theough isthe Gofpel thepatienceofGod, _ which offereth 26 Tofheweat this tine his righteoul> faluation with neſſe, that he might be iuſt, anda iutifier condition(ifthou of him which isot the faith of Jeſiis. beleeveft)which -; 27 There is then the reioycing? Gt ts conditionalfo excluded. By what Law? of works? fay; Chriſt &eely gi⸗ -but by the! Law of faith. uethtovs,Sothe 23 Therefoze we conclude,that aman is condition of he. futtificdD bp fatth without the woꝛkes of che Lawis(ifthou Law, ; doeft all thefe 29 God, is he the God of the Jewes one- things)the which Ip, and not of the Gentiles alio? Mes, euen only Chrithath ofthe Gentiles alio. i fulfilled for vs, 30 Foz tt ts one God who fhall iuftifie m Meaning, that circuiucifion = of faith and vncircumciſion they are alliu- though faiti. fiified by one 31 Doe wee then make the Law of none meanes,and if effect through faith? God forbid: pea, * wee they willhane eftablif the Law. Bain any difference, 5) 3 ul ? it onely ftandeth in wordes + ‘for in effe& thereisnone, n- Thedo- Ariae of faith isthe ornament ofthe Lawe: for it imbraceth Chrilt, who by his death hathfatifiied the Law: fo that the Law whichcould not bring vs to falustion by reafon of our owne corruption, isnow made effectuallto vs by Chnh Iefus. CHAP. IIII. 3. 17 Hee declareth that iuficfication i a free ift; euen by themſelues of whom the Fewes meft ` | beafted,as of Abraliam and cf Danid; 15 And S alfo by the office of the Law and faith. a That is, by ; 7 Pat wall. we Cay then, chat Abraham works. i our father bath found * concerning -b Hemightpre- the fieth? tend fome merite: 2 For ff Abraham were tuftified by or workeworthy tyorks, he hath wherein to > retoyce, but not tobe recõpenſed. with Goo. Gen.05.6. g2/3 3 For what faith the Scripture?* Abra: 6.iam. 2. 23. hain beleeued God, and it was counten to © Meritcth by pim fo rig htcoufneffe. ; hisworkes, =: æ Mow tohintrhat < worketh, the wa a Thatdepen- _ wes isnot counted by fanour but by Debt: deth notan his But to him that d worketh not, but bes works, neither leeneth in him that eiuttificth the vngodly, thinketh rome- · his faith is counted kor righteoulnelſe. rite by them, 6 uenas Danid declareth the bleſſed⸗ e. Whichmaketh peffe of the man, vnto whom God imputeth hiw that iswic- rie htcoufirelle without workes,Gying, 7 *Bleſſed arethey, whofe tniquities are forgiuen, aud whole ſinnes are couered. 8 Bleſlſed isthe man, to whomthe Lord iuſt in Chrift: Pfal 321. . £ Voder thisex- imputeth not finne. cellent facrament 4 Came this vleſſedneſſe then vpon the becomprehen- f circumicifiertonely,o2 vpon the vutircumci· deththewhole — fig alſo? Foꝛ wwe (ap, that fatth was impu Law. ted vnto Abraham foꝛ righteouſuelſſe. Chap. iiij. 10 Pow was it then imputed? wher hee was circunitiled,o2 wntircumcticd? not whe be was circunictied but when ye waswncics · cumciſed. — AL * After be recetued the figne of circum cifion, as the feale of the rightcoufuctic of the faith which be bad, when be was vnctrcum⸗ ciled, that he Mould be the father of all rhent that belecue,not being circumeried,) rightes onfneficmight be umputedto them allo, 12 And the father ofcircumcilion,not yne to them onely which are of the cirtumciſion. but bute them allo that watke inthe efieps g Thismay not of the fatth of our father Abzaham, which he be vnderltood of had when be was vncircumciſed. the fruits of faith 13 forthe pomilethat he ſhould bee the (forthereof she Heire of the worlde, was not giuen to bza- Apoſile doeth banı, o? to his ſeed, thꝛough the» Lawe, but hereaſter expreſly through the righteouſncſſe of faith. intreat) but of 14 Foꝛ ifthey which iare of the Law, be the faith it felfe. k hetres,fatth ts made voyd, and tie promiſe h In fulfilling the is made of nene cftect. y works thereot. Iş Jo: the Lawe caufeth 1wath ſor i And thinke to where no Lawis,thereisnomtrantgreflicn, performethe 16 Therefore wis by faith, that it might fame by workes, come by grace, aud the poomile might hee k Ifitbe requie Genjt7.at. {ure tonali the fecde,not to that onelp which ſite to fulfilitne isofthe Lawe: but alſo to that which tg of law forhim that. the faith of Abꝛaham, who ts the father of malbe of Abra- vsall, digi hams inheritance, 17 (As itiswitten, Ihaue made thee thenicis in vaine a father of many nations) even before Gon to belecue the whom hee belecued, who quickeneth the promife:farit fere PDead, and calleth thole things which bee vethtono vſe. not, as though thep were. 1 Through our: 18 hich Abraham abone hope belecued Cefaule, and not onder hope, that he ſhould bee the father of of irfelfe. many nations, accosding to that which was m Thatis no ſpoben to him, * o {hall thy feen De. breach of coms’ Ig Andhe anot weake inthe fatth, confi» mandement, Dered not hts owne body, which was nowe n Which bee Dead, being almoit an hundzed perc old, net: lecue. therr the deadneſſe of Saras wombe, Gen. 174. 20 Neither Did hee Doubt of the pro» o Bya ſpirituall mife of God through vnbelecfe, but was kindred, which ſtrengthened in the fatth, and gauet gloxy Ged chiefly ace to Goo, | cepeth, 21 Being fully gſſured thathe which had p: Abraham be- promifed, Vas alſo able to doe it. gate the circum⸗ 22 And therefore it wasimputed to him cifed, cuen by the foz righteouſneſſe. ; ni vertne of faith, 23 Row itis not waitten for bin onelp, — it was imputed unto him kor rightcout uche, . 24 But allot foz u3, to whom tt hall bee imputed for righteoufnefle , which belecue in onega railed vp Jeſus our Loz from the ead. 25 Aho was deliuered co death fo? our — » and is rilen againe for out inutii cation. and not be the poter ofnature, which was extin- guithed : fo the Gentiles which were nothing are called by the power of God to of the faithfull, 3 Gen 15 5.. q Burmoftftrong andconftart, r Inthat the was pafi child bea- ring, f Forhi mercié and ctuerh, fall be iuftified by the ame meanes. u To accomplifh, and make perfe& our iuftification, CH AP, V. 1 He declareth the fruite of faith, 9 Andby - compartfon fetteth forth the lowe of God and obe- dience of Chrift, which the foundation & ground ‘the fame, SS arn Then t For our inſtruction: for we The nature offaith. 506 a : beofthe number — — — — ` of Chrift. e Thatis, for fach one of who che hath receiued bbe ole Sal Gods great loue, a By peace here is meant thatia- credible. & moft eonftant ioy of minde when we are deliuered fro all cerror ofcon- fcience and fully perfwaded of the fauour of God: and this peace is the fiuit of faith, Ephef2.18. anes 1.3, iá For it Bih cuer good fuc- ceffe. i c He meaneth that loue where- with God loucth vs Ji Hebr.9.15. B pet. 3.18. d. By this com⸗ parifon he am- plifieth the death . good. | Becaufe of _. finne: yet friends by the grace of Chri. i, _— g From Adam to Mofes, . h He meaneth yong babes, which neither had the know- ledge of the law ofnature, nor: any motion of concupilecnce, much lefe com- mittedany aĝu- all finne: and ebis may alfo com- prehendehe Genti'es. i Yet all mine kind,as it were finned, when they were as y*? inclofed in A- _ dams loynes. k. Which was Carift.- - 1. For by Chrif we are not oncly delinered from the fines of A- dam,{ ut alfo from alffuch as - wehaveadded C therevnre, f m The luſtice of LfusChri& wich is insputcd to the ſaithſull. £ ie being infified by faith, wee haue a peace toward God through our Lorde Jeſus Chit. 2 ‘By whome allo wee haue acceſſe though faith vnto thts grace, wherein wee eal reioice vnder the hope of the glory 08, 3 sacither doe we fo only, but allo we *re- ioyce intribulations, knowing that tributa» tion brꝛingeth forth patience. 4 And paticuce experience, and expert> ence bope. And bope maketh not > ahamed, bes caule the < loue of God is hed aboade tn te Pin bp the holy Ghoſt, which ts giuen vnto bs. 6 For Chik, when wee were pet of no rene (bee Lis time Died fo, the * DngoDdly. 7 Doubtleſſe one will (carce die fo: a ‘righteous man: but pet foza ¢ good man it may be that one Dare Die... 8 Wut God letteth out hts lone towarde vs, feeing that while wee were pet linners, Chꝛiſt ded fez vs. 3 JR 9 uch moze then, being now iutified by bis blood , we Halt be ſaned from wrath though him. 1 IO Fo tf when wee were f enemies wee i were reconciled to Ged by the seach of his Honne, much moze being reconciled, wee ſhall be ſaued by his life. i IL And notonelp © , but wee allo reioyce in God through out Loa Jeſus Chꝛiſt, by Ee wee haue nowe receiued the attone· ment. 12 COberefore, as by one man fiine et tredinte the wozld, and Dearth by finne, and fo death went ouer alt men: fexaimuch as all men haue Annen. 13 Foz vnto the stime of the Law was fi finne tn the wol, but finne ts not imputed while there is no Law. I4 Bur death reigned from Adam to Wolts, euen ouer thein allo that finned not batter thelike maner ofthe tranfgreffton of i Adam, which was toe figure of * hunchat was to come. SARS f Iş But petthe aiftis not lo, asis theof fence : foz tfthzoug) the oftence ofone, ma» ny be Dead, much moze the grace of God.and the gift by grace, whichis by one man Jelus Chat bath abounded vnto many. | 16 Neither is the gilt fo, as that whichen- trédin by. oie that fined: forthe fault came pfone «ffence vnto condemnation? but rhe gifts! of many octences ro tuſtification. I7 Forifby the offence of one Death reig neo through one, much moze Hal they which recelue the abundance of grace, and of the gift of ™ righteouines. raigne in life through pne, that is, Felis Chꝛiſt. IS Ltkewile chensashvthe offence of one the fault came, on all @nen to condemnation, fo by the tutifying ofone., the benefit aboun- ded foward 9 all mente the tuitification of . life: 19. For ag by one mang diſobedience, many Were made inners: fo by the obedt: n Which beleeue co be faecdin Ieſus Chtiſt. To the Romanes. enceofone, ſhall many allo bee made righ · teous. 20 Moꝛeouer thee Law entred thereup · o The Law of on, that the offence ſhould rp abound: neuer· thelefic, where Anae abounded, there grate a: bounded much moze: : 21 That as finne had reigned vnto Death, (omight grace allo retgne by rightes ouſneſſe vnto eternal life, through Jeſus Chꝛiſt eur Lo. CHAP, VI. Becaufe wo man fhould glory inthe fleſb. but rae ther feeke to fubdue st to the first, 3 He fheweth bythe vertue and endef Baptifme, § Thatreze- eration ù soyned with iuſtiſicataon, and therefore exhorteth to godly hfe, 2 Setting before mens eyes the reward of finne and righteouſu⸗ſſt. wire fhatl we fay then? Shall we cone Deadto finne, Mofes, p That it mighe d feftly knowen, . and fet before all mens eyes, tinue illin finne, that grace may ae | bound ? Gon fozbid. 2 iow fall we that are «Dead to finne, line pet therein? 3 Know pe not, that* all we which haue benebaptizeBinto” Jeſus Chrift, haue been baptized into his death? * ee are buried then with bin by bapt iſme into his Death, that like as Chzit was railed vp from the Dead by the glozp of the Father, fo we allo hould*walke tn new- neſſe of life. ; 5. * Fo2tf wee be « grafted with hirn 4 to the ſimilitude of bis Death euen fo fall wee be to the fimilicude of his relurrection , 6 Knowing this, that our olde man is crucified with him, that thee body of finne might bee Dettroyed, that hencetoosth wee Would not ferne finne. £ freed from Ki Foz hee that is Bead ts ine. 3 Mherekoꝛe, if we be dead with Chiff, toe beleeue that we fall liue alle wth bim, 9 Knowing that Chit being railed front the Dead Dieth no moze: Death bath no moze Dominion ouer him. 10. Fo? in that he died, he died once sto poe 4 butin that Yee ttueth, hee liueth to o Likewiſe thinke yee allo, that pee are i Dead to finne, but are altue t to God in Yea fus Chꝛiſt our Low. - ics yaa 12 Let noe finne reigne therefore in your ineatallbaDy, that pee fhould obepittu the Huts thereof. — 13 Heither giue pee pour members as | weapons of vñrighteouſneſſe unto: ſinne: but gine pour flues pute God, as they that arealiue from che Dead, and giue pour — as Weapons of righteoumnceſſe vnto oD. a He dieth te inne,in whom the ftrengeh of finne isbroken by che vercue of Chrift, & fo now liueth to Gode Galat. 3.27. b- Which is that growing toge- ther with bim, we mightre- ceiue Vertue to kil! finne, and raile vp our new man. Coloff.2.3 3. Ephef 4.23,34: col.3.8.heb.3 3,05 I .pet.2.¥6 1.Cor.6.8 ge 2.tim.2. 1. c The Greeke word meaneth that we grow vp togcther with Chrift, aswefee moffe,yuie,mi- {tletow,or fuch like grow vpby a tree, and are nourifhed with) - the ycetherof, d. ifwe by his vertue die to finne. e the ficth wherein finne ſticketh falt. e mofe mane. < ; l Becauſe thar being dead we eannor finne, «g That hee might deftroy finnein obr feih: hy, Andfiereth at therigne band of the Father, i Wee may gather that, we are dead to finnes: when finne beginneth todiein vs, which isby the participation of Chiifts death , by whome allo Being quickened, we liue to God hat is, to righteoufneife. k Invhar yee arc led withthe Spiricof God, t The minde firt-miniftrechenill notions, whereby mans wji) is entifed; thence burft foorth the lufts, by them the body is prouoked; and the body by his acciens doth fo- licite the minde ; therefore hecommanderh, atche lea, that we rule our bodies. ||Or,27/? rumentsar armeisr. 14 Foe m Which is the declaration of finne, - n Indued with the ſpirit of Chrift. Tohn 8.34. 2upets2.19. o Shewing that none can be iuft, which doth not obey God. p Toconforme your felues vn- toit, itis a moft vile ching for him that isdeli- uered fromthe Aauerie of finne, foreturne againe to the fame, r Leauingto fpeike of hea- uenly things, ac- cording to your capacitie,i vie thefe fimilitudes of feruitude and ‘freedome,that ye might the better voderftand, f Or, the reward _ aad recompence, t Sinneis com- pated to atyrant We muft beholy. 14 Foz finne Gall not baue Dominion o» uer you, fo2 pe are not under the = Law, but wnder o grace. 15 Mat then? hall we finne, becauſe we are not wider the Lawe, but vnder grace ? letter God forbin. 16 *&now ye not, thatte whomſoeuer ye stue pour (clues as feruiants to obey, bis {ere Uants ye are to whom pe obey, whether it be of linne unto Death, o? of ° obedtence vnto righteouſneſſe? 17 But God bethanked, that ve hane bene the feruants of finne, but pee baue obcped frå the heart vnto the foune of the Doctrine, whereunto pe were r Deltuered. 18 Being theumade 9 free from finne, pe are made the ſeruants ofrighteouſneſſe. 19 Iſpeaket after the maner afman, bga caule of the inſirmitiy of your fef ; foz as pe baug gtucn your members (eruants to bn: tleanneſſe aud to iniquitie, to commit iniqui» tic, fo now qiue pour members ſeruants vue to righteouſfneſſe tn holinetie.: 20 Fo: when pee were the feruants of finne, ye were freed from righteouſneſſe. 21 hat fruite bad pee then tn thole 8 things, whereof yeare now afvamed ? Foz the © ende of thole things is death. 22 But now being freed from finne, and made feruants vnto God, pe haue your euE and the ende, euerlaſting lie. 23 Forthet waxes offinne is death: but the gitt of God is eternal lite theeugh Fetus Chit our Lod, which reigneth by force, who giveth death as an allowance to them that were preferred by the Law, + CHAP, viL 1.7. 12 The vſe of the Law, 6, 24. And how Chrift hath dekuered vs from it, 16 The infire vitie of the faithfull, 23 Thedangerous fight betweenethe fleſh and the [pirit. Kee ye not, bzethzen, (for Iſpeake to them that knowe the Lawe) that the a Meaning,the fat hath Dominion ouer a man as long as moralllaw., 1 Cor.7.39. b Bothin this firn mariage and he liueth? 2 Foꝛr b the woman which is in lubiec⸗ tion taa man, is bound by the Lawe to the man, while hee liueth: but ik the man bee inthe fecond,the Dead, ecisdeliucred from the lawe of the husband andthe wife muh bee confidered with- man. 3 Gothen, ifwhtle theman liueth, thee fake another man, fhe Hall be called an*ad- in our ſclues: the ultereſſe: but ifthe man be Dead, Wee ts freg firt husband was from the Lawe,fothat the is not an adulte- . Sinne, and our fleth was the wife ¢ their chil- drenwerethe treffe though the take another man. 4 Do yz, mp brethzen, are Dead allo to the Lawe by the bodyof Cheiſt, that pee fhould be butoanother,cucn vnto c him that frnitsofthefleth, ts rayſed vp from the Dead, that we Houta Galat,5 ,19. Inthe fecond mariage the Spirit 1s the hul- ~ band, the new creature is the being fozthtrutt vnto Gov. 5 | motions of finnes, which were by the Lawe, bad forcetn our members, to bung - forth fruit vnto Death. wifc,and their children arethe fruits of the Spirit, Galat, 5,2 2.Mat, 5.32; c Which isthe Spirit or the fecond husband, d {Vhen we were deftitute of the Spirit of God. Orjaffecions. Y Chap, vi. Foz when we were 4 inthe fle, the - , « =.) a 6 But noto twee are deliuered from the Lawe; being Bean < pntoit, wherein wee were holden, that wee Hond feruc in new- nefe of ſpirit, and not in toe elanefic of the 7 ‘Abat thal we fay then? Is the Law ſinne? God forbid. Pay, JP knew not finne, but by the Lato: foz J| bad not knowen elut, — the Law had ſayd,* Chon halt not 8 But finne tooke an occafion by the commandement, and wrought in mice all maner of concupifcence: fo: without the lay finne is dead. 3 9- Foz once k was altug, without the law: but teben the conunandement came, tine reuiued, 10 But J died: and the fame comumaun- Denient which was ordeined vnto ithe, was found co be ynta me vnto Death. II Foꝛ ſinne tooke occafion by the com: mandement, and decerued mee, and thereby fic me, i 12 CGherefozethe Lawis *holp, andthe eo rts aan is Holy, and tuft, and oon. 13 (Has that then which is good, made Mans imperfection, | 507 yr es e Meaning „to ſinne our usband. f Thereisno- thing more ttie- mie to finne, thenthe Lavw:;f fobetherefore that finne rage more by reafon thereof, then fore, wh fhould it be im- ™>, puted to the law . which difclofeth theflights of finne her ene- mic? g Which isan inward vice not openly knowen, Exod,30,17, deut.5,24. h He thoughe himfelfe to be Death vnto me? God forbid ; but finne, that aliue,whenhe ft might ‘sppeare finne, wrought death in me by that which is good, that ſinne might bee out of meaſure infall by the commande- ment, 14 Fo: we know that the Latu «ts ſpiri⸗ tuall,but Fam carnali fold vnder finne. Ig Fo 3 allow wot that which 3 Dor foz what F! would, that doe J not: but what J hate, that toe J. 16 FFF Do then that which Jwould not, . J content to the Law, that itis goon. 17 Row then, itis no moze J, that doe mit: but the linne that dwelleth in me. knew not the law. 1, Tamo. i.8. i Sinne being diſcloſed by the. law, isfo much - more deteftable, becauſe it tur- neth the good- nefleofthe lay . to our dehru- ion, ; k So that itean 18 Foꝛ Jknowe that in me, that is, in my iudgethe affe⸗ l fle dwelleth no good thing: for to millis Gionsofthe pꝛeſent with mee: but J finde no meanes to heart. performe that wyich is good. 19 Foz J Doe not the good thing, which J KEST Po the enitl, which J would not, that doe J. 20 Now ik J Doe that J would not, itis no moze 3| that doit but the ſinne that Dwele leth in me. tee, 2r 3 finde thenbythe Law, that when J mould Doe good, enill is prelent with me. 22 for Idelight in the Law of God, con · cerning thee taner man : á 23 But J (ee another} Lawe in mp r raembers, rebelling againſt the Lame of 1 He is notable to.do thar which — heedefirethto < doe, and there- fore is tarre from: the true perſe⸗ ction. m. Hedothnot excufe himfelfe, but fheweth that he is. notableto accomplith that good defire, my minde, and leading mee captiue bn- which is in him. to the law of hune, which ts in my meme |} Oren my na- bers. - 24. D waetched man that J am, wha Death? 25 Jthanke Gon hrough Jefus Chꝛiſt ture. | f | ) jô n TheAlethftay-. | fhall deliuer mee from theo bodie of this etheuenthemo ` perfect to.runne ough forward as the our LoD. Chen J mypleltein my © minde ſpirit wifheth, ferue the Lawe of God, buttnimp! fleh the o That is, in my law of finne. fpirit. IOF csmmande= ment. p Euen the corruption which yet remaineth, q This — flethlyJumpe of finne and death. r In that part which is rege⸗ aerate, { Which isthe part corsupted. Ql 3 C HAP,” in — _ ‘The Aefhand the Spirit, i - beinys,yetic is < d Whoſe ſancti⸗ ſtamling hefan- . Gified euen in patere was {uo- “f-'Thitwhich repy ints ceo ASPs WLL ; x The afferance ofthe faithful, andof the fow of the helyGhoftenthem. ʒ The weaknes of the lawe, and who accomplifhed it, 4 And wherefore. § Of what fort the faithfull ought to be, 6 The Fait of the forts them. 17 Of hope. 18 Of patience under tire croffe. 28 Of the mus tual! loue betwixt Gedandta children. 29 Of - hú foreknowledge: pean betes then there is no a condemnation ta thei that arei hut Jefus which walke not t after the fich, but after toe Spitit. a “Though finne not imputed vn- to vs tht..ugh Chrift Iefus. b Hearnexeth the condition, leſt we fhould a- bufe the libertie. c The power and authoritie of the Spirit, thatis, whichis ind Chꝛiſt gelus, bath treedme fren theLawofinneandaldeaty. G5 3 froz (that thar was impoilible to the Lawe,tiras mich as tt was fweake,becanic ofthe fle) Godicuding his owne Sonne, inthe © fimilitude of tintull fei, and H foz finne, condemned Anne tn the fleth, l the grace of re- 4. What the frighteouluetie of the Law generation. might be fuldilled ta vs, which walke net ate ter the ‘lefhjbut after the pirit: fication is made § Fo theythat arcatter the fleth,faueur ours, the s things of the Re) : but they that {| Or,of no ate after the Spirit, the things of che frrength, Dpirit. 6 Foz the wiſedome of the fleſh is death: but the wiſedome of the Spirit is Ufe and tatl i 7 Becaule the wiſedome of the fei isens mity againit Gov: for tt tg not ſubiect to the Law of God, neither in deed can be. 8 co then they that arcin the tleſh, can⸗ e Chriftdidtake feh, which of ie& to tinae, which notwith- theveryinfane Not pleale God. 4 ; ofhisconcepri- 9 Now ye are not in the flew, butin tye on andio did ap- Spirit, | becaukthe Spirit of God Dwel propriate it vnto leth inyon: but ikany man bath not the ape himthathee > rit af Cit, the fame ts not his. ; might deftroy Io And if Chꝛilt be inyon, the body is fioneinit,2, Ddeadbecauleotlinne : butthe® Spirit is lrig Corgi2r, for tighteoufnede fake. 7 fOr tylinne: ` li But ikthe Spiritok him that rayſed vp Fels fromthe Dead, dwell in pou, he that tbeiavwe requi- raiO vp Chꝛiſt kroin the Dead, hail alſo aeh.. quicken pout mortal bobdies becauſe that bis g- The word SHpirit dwelleth in pou. comprebendcth ` 12 @ierefoze brethren, wee are Debters alltharwhichis motto the fleſh, to line after tiei fieis moit excellent 13 ffozifieltne after the Aeihve hall Bier ee ae - inman,aswill, ) vnderftanding, | E tOr. fl:fh h thefpirit of zo liue a but if ye motife the Deeds oF the body by the Dpirit, ye hall line. 14 Foras many as areled by the Spirit of God.they ave the fonnes of Gon. 15 Foꝛ pee haue not recetucd the {pirit of bondage to feareagaine z butye baue recei⸗ reafon, wit, dec. regeneration, ued the (pirtt of * adoption, whereby wee whichabolith- cry * Aba.JFather. eth finne in our 16 The tune fpirit 1 beareth witneffe Aeſl,not allat with our ſpirit, thatmecare the childrenof nceburbyde- GoD. J preč wherefore » the Spirit, k So hee name:h:the holy Gholt ofthe effet; whichhecaufeth in vs, when hee prepofeth vs falwation by the Law with an impoffible condition, who alfo doth feale our fal- uation in our hearts by Chrilts free adoption, that we confider not God now as arigorous Lord, butas a molt mercifall Father, Galt. 4356. 1 Sothatwe haue two witnefles, Gods Spirit, aud ours, wee cae the meanetime call to God through patience. i But ; who is cestified by the Spirit of God, TotheRomanes. 2 forthe e Laweof the Spirit ofiife, - 17 Fi we be childeen, weare alſo heires, euen the heires oẽ God and heires annered with Chꝛilſt, tE {o be thar wee tufer with ya that wee map allo bee gloriſied with i. i ip ? ; 13 Foꝛ J count that the afflictions ofthis preien: fime, are not i mozthy of rye glazy, witch hail be thereed vnto vs, SB 19 forthe feruent deſire of the creature watter wyen the founesof Gad fail be re> neren, 20 Wecaule the » creature ts ſubiect ta ity, not of it owne will, but by reas n of him which: hath ſubdued it vnder hope, Becaule the creature alſo hall bee de- liuered from the bonaage of corruption ipro abe glozious libertie of the ſonnes of 22 Fo wee know that euery r creature groneth with vs alio,and tranaileth tn paine together vnto this prefent, 23 And not onely the cresture, but we allo Which haue the a fick fruits of the Spirit, ceuen we Dee iigh inourfelues, wapring Foz the adoption , cuen the * redemptiodnof our zbedny. _24 Foꝛ Weare uen by hope : but! hope that ts teene, is not hope: foz yowcana man hope for that which he ſeeth? 25 Butthwe hope for chat we fee not, we Do with patience abide foz te. _ 26 Likewitle tie Spirit allo helpeth our inlirmities: fo? we know not wat to pray as we ought : but the Spirit it eife makety requeſt for vs with lights, which cannot be expreſſed. 27 But bee that learcheth the hearts; knoweth whatts the meaning of the Spis rit: fo2 beet maketh requeitfozthe Saints, f according torhe willof God. : = - 28 Alico we know that all things worke together foz the be vnto them that love God, cuen ta them that are called of his purpoſe. J 29 Foz thok which be aknew before, he alfo pꝛedeſtinated to bee made like to the image of his Bonne, that he might be the tirſt borne among many brethꝛzen. 30 Moreouer, whom he predellinated; them alld be called, and whom hee called, them allo he iuſtified, and wham he iuſtified, them be alſo gloriſzed. Sauedbyyhope. ) m Freely made partakeres of che ` fathers treaſutes. lOr of likewalas n Theereatures, — thal not be reku- ~ red before thar Geds children be brought to tbeir, | pericCion: in the meang feafon ` they waite, o Thatis,todea Rirugtion,becanfe of mans finne, p He meaneth not che Angels, neither deusis, nor mén, q And yet are tarre fromthe perfeGicn, Luke 21,28. - r Which thalbe in the refure@i- on, when we fhal be made confor . mableto our. head Chrift.. f By hope is- i meant thatthing ~ which wehope = 4 or, : t Inthat he Rite reth their hearss ~ to pray, & ſhew ⸗· eth both whom toaske, and how. u He fheweth by theorder of 3 our ele@tion, that. affiGionsare ~~ meanes to make ys like the Sunne of God. 31 (Chat Hal wetben fap to thele things? Ft Ged beon our fide, wha can bee again ys? ; : 32 Ugo {pared not his owne ſonne, but gaue bim for vs alito death, bow thal he nat with hint giue vs all things allo? 33 Who fhatl lay any thing tothe charge — Motu? xe is God that * x tutti et . xs = ft te, p 34 Aho Wall condemne 2 Ieis Chit, which ts Dead,yea oz rather, whichis rifen d- gaine, whois alfo at the right hand of God, and maketh requeft allo fo? vs. 35 Aho Waltl feparate vs from the loue ofy Chit 2 thalltribulation,oz anguith,o: perlecution.o2 famine, 02 nakedneile, 02 pes rill,orfwozd? j 36 Asit ts witten,” Jog thy Gake are we akilla Ifa 50.3. x Who pronouu⸗ ceth hisiuft in his Sonne Chriſt. y Wherewith be loued vs, or God in Chiift : which loucis grounded: vpon his deter· minate purpofe: . ‘and Chrift isthe. pledge thereof, - P{al.44. 220. DA ay ek a ew es —— ae me toad T [Pauls zeale. ChriftveryGod. -~ fz Whichisto- ?&illed all Day long: toee are countidas fignifie the con · fheepe for chetlaughter. j }dition of Chris 37 f2enerthcletiz, in all thele things wee Church. - ave moze then conqucrers through hon that a Pau! letteth loued yy. foorch bythe - 38. for J am perſwaded that neither werdsthewon- Death, wozlife; no? Angels yno * princtpatt- derfullnatureof ties, noL powers, no? things peclent, noe thefpirits,as well things to come, the good, Ephef, 29 2o? height nor Depth, noz any other 1.>1.Col 1.16. creature Mall bee able to teparate.vs froni aschecuillfpi- the lone of God, which is in Cheitt Fong rits Epheſ.s 12. doiur Lord. Col.2.15. b. That is,wherewith Ged loueth vs in hisSonne Chrift Ieſus. CHAP,» IX, 1 Haning teftified his great lowe towards his nae tion and the fignesthercof, te He entreateth of the election and reprobation, 24 Ofthe vocation of the Gentsles, 30 And retettion of the Lewes. Hap the tructhin Oit, Tlie not, my L — bearing me witnelſe in the holy Ghot. be 2 That J haue great heavinelle, and a him thatreueren ceth Chrift,or whofe torgue Chrift ruleth, & concimnnatl fogrow m mine yeart. As becommeth fo taketh Chrift for his witneffe. b He would re- deerme y reieCtion of the lewes'with his owise damna- tion, which de- clareth his zeale towards Gods glory,reade Exod, 32.32. c The Arke of sth¢ecouenanr, becauftit wasa figne of Gods prefence was cal- ded Gods glory, 2,$am.4.216. Pfal.26.8. d Thetwo tables ‘ofthe Couenant Deut, 11.9. Chap.2.17, + ephef2.12. € Chriftis very God, 3 soz F would wilh my felfeto bee > fe Parated from @hzitt,foz my brethzen that are mp kinſemen accozding to the flet. 4Ahich are the Ilraclites, to. whome percaineth the adoption, and the: glop Ethe “*Couenants, and the giving of the Law, and the leruice of Godand rhepomiles. + S Ofwiyom are che fathers, and of whom concerning the tei, Simit came, who is © Godouer ali, hleffed kor ruer Amen. a O *sotwithitanving it cannot bee that the tunza of son ijould-ttake none effect: foz all thepare not Flracl, which are of Firact: 7 gacitber are they ati childzen, becaufe they arethe lecoeof Abraham; * but, In s J⸗ faac fall thy ſeede be called: : 8 Thacis,they which arc rhe children of the fleth,areinot the children of Goy bat the* childzen of chepzomile are counted foz the leve: ; 9 Foꝛ thists a woꝛdot promile,” Jn this J come, and Bara hall haue fame time w a ſonne. 10 Neither he onely lelt thi⸗ butallo'dRes becca when fhe hadconceiued by vue, euen by our fat het Iſaac. ~ II §Fo2,yer the children were borne, anv whenthep bad ucither Done good noz cuill, (that chepurpole of God might rematne ace cordingto election,not by works, but by pim that calleth.) i 12 Fe was faia vnto her, * The eloce fjall ferue the pongers 13 Asitiswattten,*3] haue loucd Jacob and hanehated Elau. 14 Cahat hall we fay then? Is there bn: righteoulnelle with Gon? God forbid. “Iş soz helaith to Woks, * Ji wil hane: mercy on him to whom J will few mercies: and will have comvafiion on htm, on whom. FZ will bane comyation. Chap.2.28, | PSSA Ge aay, ‘Thatis,ofla- | ‘ob, whofename wasalfo Ifrael, Gena 1,12, beby 11.18, "g The Ifraelites “muft not be eftee- med by their kin- -red,but by the fe- crerelection of God, which is a⸗ boue the exter- ‘nal vocation. h AsIfmael Gal. 28 Gen. $ 18.10.Gen, 35.31, Gen.25.23.Mal. 1,252, EX0.3 3419 1 As the only wil & purpofe of God isthe chiefecaute of election, & repr bation:fohisfree mercy in Chiiftisan inferiour cauſe of faluation, andthe hardening of the heart an inferiour caust oldaeriiion. * s AERP IN Lewes. 4 The end oftheLaw 5 The difference béa Whereof faith commeth, andto whormtt belungerhy - j- OF preset 16 Bo PA aeoe thate 1 Peete no: tn Gim that runneth, but ta i E fyewerh mercy. | E “17 For thek Scripture ith mto Pha: k Tharis,Go tao,* For tits fame purpole hatte 3| fiirren in theScriptures — thet vp, that J might Wew mp power in Exod.9.16, thee, aud that mp ame might bee declared throughout all cye earth. é 13 Therefore bebhathmerey on whom be poilt,and whom be wil, be hardens). "19 Thouwilt tap cher vnto mee, 6 by faith ,butagicwerebp the workes of the ertiec. Law ⁊ forthey baue tumbled at the itum- n telus: hrikis — ling ftone, tothe idades | Hefe.1,10; 2r 23 Asit is wmitten, Behold lapin St- dere&ionand on a Rumbling Rone and a rocke tomake tochefachfoll life and relur⸗ BECO iai — men fallsand every one that belcxueth in him, fhall not abanea, — * A X $. DS “4 Afier that hehad. declared hiszeálztowards < them, 3. He fhewerh the canfeof shernine ofthe 3 tycene the apStice of the Laws and of faith, 17 ng The resection of the Lewes , and caking af the $ . — Gentilis o - Jferueit:therefore _. ftice,fan@titica= ~ tion, &c. — Jenit, 18:5. STRII Ee E Pea * * g b he end of the | Cannot performe » the Law,it ma- eats mine hearts : ‘tor Ilrael is that rhep might be 2 Jor J Beare them record; that they aut fa teouſneſſe of God, and going about toti: bliih their owne cighreoutueiie, Daue not fubmittca themtilaes to the rghteonincite oo. 4 - } é 4 * For Chpikis ther end of the Lawe foz tigerin puto cuccy oug that belce⸗ th. i § . Fo Moles thius deſcribeth the rightes outnefie which is of the Law, * Chat the — docth theſe things, tall fiue therchy. na 6 But the righteoulnelie. which is of faith, (peaketd on this wile, <*Daynot tir thine heart, who Walt aftendinto heauen? ( thatis,ro hing Chriſt from abour.) 7 Drljo thalldelcendinto the depe? (that is to bing Chat agatue from tie 4:24 Law is reinftitie 8 them which ob - Chrift having. fulfilled it for vs, is made our iu- — gal.3.12. c Becaufe wee- keth vsto dogbt, Bead) ` f ; . ded into the : S l _ tofay, Who fhall go downeżo the PAtach. i; 5 t J : —* 8 But what faith it? * Che word is neere thee, even in thpmouth, andin chine beart. Chisis the w3 of tatry which we _ who fhall goe -~ to heauen,and deeperodeliner 9 JFo2 il thou Walt: confelle with thy - ysthence butt Mouth the Lord Delis, ard Walt belecne iii ` faith ceachech ve thine beart; that Gov railed him vp from that Chrift is af- She Dead, thou halt be fancy. . fegnded vp to 10 Fo: with the heart man belieneth vn⸗ take ys withhim, fO rightcoulnciic,and with thes mouth man andhath defcen- COvfclieth to ſaluatien. It Foirthe Scripture faith,” CGholoewer. depthofdesh beleeueth in him Mall not be abaid. todefiroy dearh, 12 Jot there is no dittercuce bet weene canddéliverys, the JRW and the Greciau; for bee that ts Pees ca. Lod citer all, is rich vnto all, that call on ak Thatis, the. : _jpstomile andthe Famcof thellon, ` Deut. 30.14, hui. = ſhall be faved. BGoſpel which 14 But how all they call on Him, tu ` agreeth with ~ Whom thephanenotbelecucd: andhow Mall the Law. they beleeue in fin, of whom they ane noc - l b ¢ Tharisthe beard? and bow ſhail they heave without a < Way ro be faued, preacher? — jgrobeleenewich IS Nñd how Mall theypreach erctut they heart,that wee beſtut? asit is written, iow beautitull arefaued only by arethe || feeteofthem. which bang glad tt- Chriftsndro Dingsof peace, and bring glad tidingsof confeffe rhe good things! — famebeforethe 16 Butthep haue not all obeyed the Ge. ` world, {pel : foz Elatas faith, * Lozd, Who hath be- Wai,28.16. uct out report, 2 i Forel 2,32. 7 ¥7 Shen fatthis byhearing, and bearing alles 2.21. £ by the word of God. Bfai.5 2.7. 18 But J demand, Paue they uot nabum.cig, beard?* Ho doubt their ‘found went out POrthecom- ——thypoughall the carth, and their words into ` ming, | Wass 3.1.f0bn v2.38, £ Meaning the Gofpel, and the gaod ti- dings offaluation,which theypréacbed. g“ Thatis; by Gods ommandement,of whom they are tentchat preach the Golpel. it ay-bee alfo taken forthe very preaching it ſelle. h - Both the Tewes and Gentiles. Pfal.¢9:4.° i Thekbrewword fignifieth the Tiue or proportion of the heauens,whofe mott excellent frame, be- es the reitof God: creatures preacheth vnto the whole world, i theworthinelle of a oro). deſire and prayer Thatisacer. Dawe? the stale of Gad, but not according ta taine affection, knowledge. i — f the tials TRSA 3 JFoz. they being ignorant of the righ 13 * For wholoeuer chall call upon the Pe RP NEY Ete E ie EA odpreferneth hiss A tie ends of thek brorld solace io ke Dhenieeing sd 19 Buti vanad didnot Ilrael knew alichew id God? Jiri Adeles faith, * F wil! prouobe knew Godby; pouto phy a nation that Ís normy nati. bigcres-ures.the on, and bya with} nation $ will angerxou. - lewes could nat. 20 “and Clatasisbold,andinich,was j| beignorant, and foundot thencbatlought menor, and haue finned of ma. bene made manitet torbemebatatked not lice atter mé s them thy grace tiles J] maguthe mine officẽ. ` and Rtrength, Wits Seow as ale f Without hope. | tobe reftored ig) The fewesto follow the Gentiles. h. In thas, | the Gentiles hauethe knowledge of the Gofpel. NENT RE X ; ; 14 To. * Ged before ail begin- ning, b Hetalked with Cod,notthat he e g i eee = — — A ; ER * F RAES * J = 4 í a ims r S se EEA i Le Pe V CM and w : 14, Torrie ff by any meanes F might! pꝛo⸗ ake them of my flelg to follow them, and might tauefome ot them. Ig soz ikthe calting away of them be tie | reconciling ofthewozlo, what hall che ree cetuing debut life from the vead? 16 Forit 'thefirit fruits be holy, leis the >| That they ` | ight be ielous i puer Chriſt a· ~ 4 fzainft the Gen- tilesand fo ro be ote feruent in arethe branches. ae 17 Andthough ſome of the branches bee broken off, and chou being a wilde Oliue træ wait graft in |{ for thean.and made par ker of the rare, and tatneſſe of thes Dliae | Fipw remaine,as Jit wereindeath, | for lacke of the oe Gofpelsbut wh n eas : 1 Leah wp and. 18 Boak not thy felfe againſt the bren- che Gentiles hal Ces; and ifthou boatt chy felfe chon bearett embrace Chrift, Not the reote,but the reore ther. 19 Thou wilt faythen, The branches Mbereftoredtoa are broken off, that ZF might be grakt in. | mew life. 20 Tell: chong) vubelicfe chcy ave bzo li Abrahamwas Kei off, and thou ſtandelt bp faith; bee not [nor one'y Gnai- bigh minded, but fare, fied; buthisede» 21 JFoz if God tpared not the naturall alfo which neg- branches, takeheed, telt he alia tpare not thee 1eGed not the 22 ? Behold therekore the bountifainctir, promi, and ſenttitie of God: toward than witch am Meaning bane fallew fernetity: but toward thee, bofun · Abraham, —— tifulnetie, if how continut in bis bountiful Hor, athens, © Neie: pete thon fhaitallo be cat ow. “pn Tharis,che 23 Aud hep alfo,tEtiey abioc mor Ril in Churchotthe Wuideltefe, hati be graffen in; foz God ts able Naelites. to grafte them in againe. o Becarctull: 24 oz tf cyouwatrcutont of the Ditue orthip God, tree, which was wilde bp nature, ana walk andtroftinhis Staf contrarte to nature ina right Oliue promife, tree, how nich moze Mall they that arc by p Helpeakech nature be grafted in their owne Dliuc tree? Softhelewesand 25 {Ford wowldnot, betien s that yee ‘Gentilesin gê- fhoula bec ignorant of this lecret, (ict pee nerall, ſhouſd be arrogant fi pour lelucs) that parts q Meaning tub Ip dobtinacic is coreto Flract, wutill che burnneffe an jin- Culneife of the Gentiles be comem. “dutationagaintt 26 And "all Iſrael Mati be faved, as it Godsword. £3 written, * Che deltuerer Hall come out of “ft rethewerh Bion ano Hall turme away the vngodlinelſe _ thot thetime thal froin Jacob, come thar the 27 And this is my couenant to thent, wholenation of * @iben J Mall take away their ſinues. the lewesschogh 28 As concerning the Gofpel, they are enemies for pour fakes: but asteuching the Dot every one “particularly, ` election, they are beloucd fog the fathers fhalbeioynedro fakes. ; é : the Church of 29 forthe! giftsand catling of God ave Chriſt. without repentance. Fla59.20. « 20 Fo: enen as yee in time patt hate not haue now obtained mere Ta x7 g ieve.31, Belecued God, pet ha 33,34.5e6 8.8. through their vnbelicfe, and 10.16,17. 21 Guenlonow hauethey not beleeued £To whom God || by rhe mercy fhewed vnto pou, that they ai» giveth hisSpiric (0 may obtaine mercy. ‘of adoption, and 32 Foz Gow hath Wut vp callin vnbe · - whom he ¢alleth liete that he might hae mercy on all, ‘eleQuallyhee® 33 D thederpenefie of che riches,both of cannotperith: the wiledome and knowleage of Ged! how for Gods eternall vilearchabte ave bis indgements, awd his countellmcuer Wwayes paft finding out! Biss changeth. 24 Fo who hath knota the minde. Ocr bat by your — _murcy, ¢ Thavis, both Tewes and Gentiles.’ Tai.4o.13, wid.. 9.0}. t,cor'2,16. u Heveprooueth the rafhneffe of men which » _ Rautmareag tinfttheiudgements of God. Jira E OT AER H ) whole lumpe: and ifthe ™ rote bebolp, io” . ` Wakea gyte aCoret vin Hebr,i3.2. 1 pet 4.9 Š a — 66be Godly extic ; of the Lord? o who wis bis comnfetter 2?’ x Thacis,pro: 25 D who hath = giuen vita hulp ked himeby his ane be ſhall berecompenttd? == good workesp o 26 JFoz of) binm and through hint,and fog y Allthingsare him are allthings: to him be xlo2p for ewer, created & prefers © Amen. è ved of God to {xg forth his gloiy, OCH AR. XIL The canserfation, lone and workes of fuch as besi leene in (hriſt. 19 Norto fieke renengeance, j Beiech you therefore beethsen, bp the ne cies ol God, that yee give vpyour bodtesa a tn fteadof sling Cacctfice, boly acceptable vnto G20, dead beafts, fig which ts pour * ccafonableceruing of Gov. ly (acrifice: in =a 2 Ane fathton nor vour ſelues like vnto feadofthe < this wol, but be pe changed by the renew: blood of beafts, a ing of your minde, that ye map * proue what which was buta isthe ‘goon wil of Gad, aud acceptable, Gadow, & plea- and perfect, ; ~ , fednotGodofit 3 Foꝛ Jlſaythzrough the grace that is gi: felferthe acceptas uen vnto mee, to eucrp one that is among ble facrifce of = pou, that no man prelume to vnderſtand, as che fpi icuell boue that which is meete to vnderſtand, out man, famed by that he wndevitand accoꝛdin to dtitributerh, lerhim doe it “with rhatwedoenoe ~ fimplicitie: hee that ruleth, with diligence; arrogateto our | bee that ‘iyeweth nercie, with * cheecefuls felues chat which. neſſe. we haue not: g Let loue be without Défimulation. “Abe next, char wee Herre that which ts enill, and cleaue vnto boaltnotofthe: — that which ts gwd. giftsybut recs 10 “Bee attectioned toloue one amother rently viethem with brotherly loue. Fu giuing Honour, goe toGodshonour. — onc before snatijer. e Thais, ſober ⸗ EL @ot Rlothfnll to Boe leruice: ferucut ly,nor neglecting — in lpirit: ſeruing theo, Godsgifts,but : 12 Retoycing mhope,patient in tribula⸗ viingthemta — tion, * continuing in prayer, his glory. 13 *Diltributing vnto cheneceflities ofr. (oriz tis. the Saints :* gtuing your ſelues do boſpita epoef 4-7. 3 * San oC * È a > itie. i 2. Pet. 4 t0. 7 *Blefle them which perfecute you: f By prophefyin blet, Tay, and curfe nat, J here, he meanet Ta Retopee with them that reioyce, and presching and weepe with them that wcepe. teaching, and by i {pS offteandmin- - fterie, all mch offices, as pertaine to theChurch , as Elders, Des>- è cons,&c. g By faith hemeaneth the knowledge of Godin Chiift, » : with the gifts of the holy Ghoſt. h Of thefe Officers fomeare Deacons, fome gouernours , fome keepe the poore. Matthi za i He meantth them which were appointed to look vnto the pootég: as forthe molt part were the widowes, AG 6.1.0 1,time 5.90 2-Cor 9.7. Amos 5.15. Epliefig a. t.per.2.17 hebra 3.0. lOr the timis l DMatth.§ Hae 6 È testes i i ; Ser Seth: eon tes ce 16 Be of like affection one towards ano · ` thers bee irot bie miused: but make your feluesequatt fo them of che lower lart: * bee not wile in * pour (clues. —— 17 *Recompente ta no man cuill foz ee É k Thatissin Í in the fi — con: ill: 'paocuce things banek in-the light of ‘Bases all ssicn. ceit. — 022. 18 Ikit bepolſible, as much agin pou | maatth.5. 39. is banue peace withallinen. - E ape3 9 19 Dearely beloucd, auenge not pour 0 1.07.67. {clucs, bit gine piace unts wath s foz it ts 1 Linefohoncht- weitten,* Uengranceis mine: ji will repay, - ly&godlyshat faith tbe LoD. 3 nomancanfinde <20 * Cherefoeeit thine enemie hunger, — faultwith you. fed him if he chit, gtue bim dzinke: kor in O Heby fa Doing, thou Walt beape ™ coales of ive on — “Eeclus.28 r. his head. zsatth. 5.3.9. 21 Bee not onercome of eutii, but ouct: —"Deut.32.35. come euill with goodneite. heby.10.39. : ; Prot.2§.21,22. m Fortbou shalt either winne him with thy be- neéfit,or els his conf{cience hall beare him witnefle chat Gods bure “ming wrath hangech ouer him. i CHAP. XIII. A 1 Theobedsencetotherulers, 4 Why they hane the fyord, 8 Charitieosght to meaſure all our do- ings, 13 Aa exhortationte innocencie and puritie Fae —— e Wafd 6.3.tit.3.4 ) Ipet 135140 er powers: foz there fs no power but of se God : andthe powers that bee,are omainen Pa of God. 5 5 2 Aholoeuer ther Sreſiſteth the pow- a Notonelythe €t reſiſteth the oꝛdinance of God: 3nd they punithmentof that relitt,talrecetuc to themelues iud ge theiudges,bur ment. © alfothevenge- 3 foz princes ave not to bec feared for anceofGod, god Wozkes, bnt for enill. Cte thou then &Greeke, arenen- De without fcare of the power 2 Doe well; to ger withwrath, falt thouhauepzatle of thefame. | À Fornoprinate 4. foz hee is the miniſter of God Fo: thy ‘mancancon- wealth: but ifthou doe euill, feare: foz be ~ temnethargo- beareth not the ſword fo: nought; for heis - uérnmenrwhich the miniſter of God $ to tase vengeance on Godhathap- him tbat Doeth enill, À pointed without §_ Ciyerefore pee muit be fubtect, not be: thebreachofhis cauſe of math onelpsbut allo fo? -confcience confcience: and fake. > herehe fpeaketh 6 JFo2, for thts canfeye pay alfo tribute: —ofcwillmagi. for they are Gods mintitergappiping them⸗ ftrares: fo that lelnes foz the fame “thing. shee Antichriſt &his 7 Giue to all men therefore their duety: ~ cannorwreit trfonte,te whem yeowe tribute: cultome,to - thisplacetoefta~ whom tuſtome: teare, to whom fereare; o> blifitheirty- . Notit,to whom ye owe honour. rannie over the 8 Dwe nothing te any man, but fo lone - €onfcience. one another: fo: be that loueth another, bath ~ -e-Thatis,rode- © “fend the good, and tapunith © the euill. — Mattn.2r2:45. dd He meaneth © vonely theGcund table. — kullilled the? Law. 9 Foz this, Thou halt not commit adultcrie, hou ſhalt not kill, Chou hale notiteale, Thou halt not beare falſe tit- nefe, Thot ſhalt not couet; audit there be any other commaundement, it ts briekly comprehended in this faping, euen in this, 3 — Walt lone thy neighbour as thp elfe < TO Lonc Doeth not enill to bis neigh: t.rg.-8. = bout s thercfozetsloue the * fulfilling of the Th that confinering the lealon that W tune that toce ould arife Front a, Exod, 20 the o deut.5.18 — eN; * PAR E Vee ae Se RS a a ee wee TotheRomanes. “Hand: let vs therefore caſt away the workes rhefr _ to fupport another in charitie and faith, | (Besse * every foule be ſubiect vnto the bigh.. ‘not the condemnin ey ot fepe: foz now is our (atnation © ncercr then e Bcforewebes. when webeleencBit. _ leened ithødbin 12 Thenigbt ispat, andthe Dapisat in vai — of darkeuelle, and let vs puton the armour now fegis oflight, ; faluati 13 So that we walke honeſtly, asinthe let vs ce Bay: notin” || gluttonie and dzunkenneſſe, that wer neither in chambering and wantonneſſe, nor not this occafo. in rife and enupings =i f Thacis,honeft -I4 “Wut put yee on the Lom IESVS maners & godi Chak, and take no thoughtfoz the fleſh, Lukezngg, ~ tofulalltheluitsoftt, [Or riot. Gal.5,16, CHAP, XIIII. i ꝓpet.a.11. 1 Theweake ought not to be deſpiſed. to ‘Na man fheula off nd anothersconfcience, 1§ But one Hi" that is weake in the 2 Faith, receive a Tharis. the Aynto you, but not > faz controuerfies of do@cine of the Difputations. — Gofpel. 2 Dne belckueth that hemap eate ofall b ret he thould things: and anocher, which is weake, eateth depart either herbes. AIS more ignotant 3 Let not him that eatcth, aelpife him thenhecame.or thateaterh not; and let not him which ea: elfe with agrea- teth noc, iudge bim that eateth: fo2 God ter {cruple of bach recefucd him. conſcience. 4 “Who art thou that condemneſt ano yam 4.12. ther mans ſeruant? bee ttandeth oz fale c Te isthe Lords leth tobtsowne < mafter: pea, he Mall bee marcer,andnor — foz God ts able to make Bim chine. and. ri - d- We muft be § This man efteemech one day abone ae afuredin our nother day, and another man counteth enery conſcienee by dapalike: Tet euery man be fully perſwa Gods wordin atl Ded tn his minde. — things that we 6 He that eobſerueththe day, obferucth doe: that ifwebe it tothe Lord: and bee that obferueth not strong wemay the Day, obleruethit not to the Lod. Wee know whatis that eateth, careth tothe Loz ; for hee gt ourlibertiesand Heth God thankes: and he that eeatechnot, if webe weake, b eateth not to the Lod, and gtucth God we may learne thankes. x £ 5 to profit dayly. 7 Fopnoneofystineth ‘to hinlelfe,net +e That countech one day more ther doth any die to himſelfe. 8 Foꝛ whether we line, we liue vnto the holy chen ane- Lord: 02 whether wee Die, wee die vnto the ther. Lozo: whether we line therefoze, oꝛ Di-,wee f Who ivdgeth are the Logos, | $ whether hedoe | 9 For Cyritttherefore digd, and role as wellorno, gaine, and reutued, that hee might be Lod g Becaufe hee bothof the Dead and che quicke. thinketh the ; 10 But why doet thou tudge thy bao» mearesvncleane ther ? o why Doet thou deſpiſe thy brother? by the Law. * foz wee fhallallappeare before the tudge- h Here we muſt ment feat of Chait, $ note.three IL Fodit is witten, * J kMiue,layth the rhings: firft that Lod, andenery knee hall bow to mee, and he ſpeakech of all tongues Mall ſconkeſſe vnto Goo. things which of — i ‘themfelues are indifferent,albeit inthelaw they were not: next,thathe reproueth ning ofthe a&e,but of the perfons: thirdly,that he meanethnot the ftubburne & malicious,whomheca'leth dogs aid concifion, but the weake andinfirme, to whom God as yethadnet reuealed the perfect liberty. i Both our life & deathoughtto pro- fit our brother. 2.Cer. 5-402 Ta 45.33 phil.a.to. ik Thisoath _ particularly appertainethto God, who is thetrue life of himfelfe,. and giucthattoallothers, J dagerbigultdas mefor theit God, 2 Ga We. so te see Awe * a. (or. 8. 13. -e Which hath - ofconfcience in Chriftian liberty. 12 Sg then euery one sf vs Hall gine ace ‘counts of pimiclie t0 6sd. m Hepreuenteth 13 Let vs not therefore iudge ene and- theobiection thes any inoze; but ble your iudgement ra whichtheChri- “thet in this, that ro man put an occakon flians might vfe. to fail, a ſtumbling biecke before his b> 1 (or. 8. Il. ther. n Whichisthe I4™ 7 know.and am perſwaded through benchtofCari» the Lod Jelas, chat there is nothing bn- flinliberty,by — cleane oftetelfe: bur onte him that iudgeth abufing whercof yee caufz the weakelings to bi.(pheme the any riung to be vncleane, tobim ic is vn- cicane. f 15 But ik thy bother bee grieued fo the meatg, notor Walkcit thou not charitably: Gofpel, which * Deitrop net hum with thy meate fog when might feemeto Chꝛilt died. : them contrary 16 Cale net pour» commodity to be enil to Gods will, ſpoken ot. ? and thedoGrine 17 ffo2theo kingdome of Godis net meat of the law. uo? Dhake but righteouſnes, ann peace,and o God wi'l not reigne ouer his by fuch obferua- icpanthe polip Obot. : 13 fo whecocuce Pin thele things fer- ueth Cheiſt, is acceptable vnto GgD, andis tions. appicugo of wien. b p In peace and 19 Let vs then follow thom things which righteoulhefle, concterue Peace, and wWycl with one may cdi» Titus 1.15. fle anoticr. 20 Deltroy not the worke cf God fez meates take: *allthtigs indeede arc pure: but itis eutlt foz the man which eatech wiy ciente 21 *Itis good neither to eate fleſh, no? to Ditnke wine, no: any thing, whereby thy tater ftumbieth,o2 is offended, 02 made wrake. 22 alk thou fayth ? bane it with thy felfe Sefsze Gad: bleiled ts he thar condem· * hunlelke in that thig which beal: oweth. 23 Foz he that doubteth, is condemned if he cate, becauſe bee caret not of fayth: and wbatlocner ts not of! faith, is ũnne. C HAP, XV. 1 Paulexhorteth them to [is port and laus one another by the example of Chrift, 9 & by tue only mercy of God which is the catsfe of ſaluation both of the one and the other. 1 4 He [heweth his zeale towardthemandthe Church, 30. and requircth the fame of then. V Ee which are ſtrong, ought to beare ‘to pleaſt our felucs. ; 2 Therefore let enery man pleafe bis neighbour in thatthatis good to + ediſica⸗ tion. Faith here is taken fora full perfwafion of the Chriftian liberty in things indife- tent, as the Apo- ftleinterpreteth itin the 34.verfe noneeuil remerfe his doing, f Meaning ofa right conicicnce a Toedifie, fig- nifieth to do all maner cuties to 3 For Chꝛiſt ato would net plcaſe him- ourncighbour, felfe.burasitis witten, * The rebukes of citherto bring them which rebukervee,felloon me. himto Chiift,or _ 4 ffozwhatfoeuer things are witten a> ifhe beewonne, fozetime,are witten fo: our learning, that that he may wee through patience, andcomfozs ef the grow from faith Scriptures might hane hope, tofaith:forthe.« § Now the God ef «patience and con · faithful are called the Temple of God wherein he is refident by his holy Spirit: & thefe faithfull arethe Rones of the newe Ierufalem: thet is, the vniuerfall Church, ila 54. Reut: 21., ofthe which building Chrift is the chiefe corner flone,Ephe: 2,20. P/al.69 9. b Ididfobearethemas if they had bene doneto me,and not to my father. ¢ Whichis the authour of patience, Chap. XY. ‘puto thy Mame. f the wifirinitics of the weake, and not Brotherly loue, ~ 510° folation afue you that pe be*like minded one eee another, accozotig to Chit Fe- uz, 6 That ye with one minde, and with one | mouth map prayſe God, euen the Father of our Lord Jeſus Chak. 4 7 CCberefore, recetuc pee one another, , 1.Cor.1.30. phil3-16. G43 as Chait allo recetucd ws torke? glezp of d To makeys Ger. pattakers of 8 ow Flay, that Jefus Epit waga Gods glosie. enunitter of the circumcthon, fo: tef trueth € Firftso gather — of Gov, to confirme the promites made vnto thelewes, andi — the fathers. then the Gen- 9 Andletthe Gentiles praile God foz his tiles, that hoch | mẽercy as tt ts witten,” JFo? this cante J wit Sightbemade coufefe thee among the Gentiles, and Ging oNefiocke. | that God might be knows Cn truc. l Pfal18.49- Io Andagaine he fayth ,* Retoyce, pee Gentiles, with bis people. II Aud againe, Peꝛayle the Lom alt pee —— laud yee pim all people toge- et. 12 Qud againe Ecaias faith There ral be aroate of Jefe, and 2 he that fyallrife to reigne ouer the *Oeutiles, in him hall the Gentiles truſt. i _ 13 Row the God ofhope MI you with ati ioy, and peace in belecuing, that vee mapas Ou bound in hope, through the power okthe ho⸗ crieand dead Oso. Foote, o 14 And Imp felfe allo am pexſwaded of h Then feeing you. mp betien, that pe alfoare ful of geod⸗ he tookeboth neie and filed with ali knowledge, and are the lewesend able to adm onih one another. Gentiles to his: I5 AQenerthelefie becthzen, J Hane fome- Fathersglory, what beidlp after a lort watten vnto pou, they oughtby as one that putteth pon in remembrance, hisexample though the grace that is giuen mgg of loue togethers 0 2 16 That J ſhould be the miniſter of Je· fus Chꝛiſt toward the Gentiles, miniſtring the Golpel of Gov, that the effcrurg up af the Gentiles might bee acceptable i being fanctificd by the boly Ghot, 17 FZ haus thercfore whereof J| may re- icpee in Chik Jeſus in thole things wych pertaine te God. 18 Foꝛ J Dare not. * ſpeake ef any thing which Chak hath not wrought by mee, to make the Gentiles obedient in word and Deze, ; 10 Cith the power offignes and twon- Ders, bythe power of thefptrit of Gad : fo that from Jerufalem, anD round about vnto Tilvzicum, 3| haue cauled to abound the Go⸗ ſpel ot Chꝛiſt. zo Pea, fo J inforced my felfe topreach the Soipel, nor where Chik was nawed, left J Gould haue built on another mans foundation. — 21 But as it is witten, * Co whom hee was not (poken of,thep allee him ant they that heard not, ſhall vnderſtand him. 22. Wherefore alio 3 haue bene’ oft let to come vnto you. 4 l 23 But nowe eing J haue naro place in theſe quarters, and alſo haue bene nefirous many. peeres agone to come vnto 2./am. 22. 50 Dewt.3 2.43 Pfal 117.1. Ifaara — g Whichis Chrift, who did {pring asa young budout of the ~ i TYheminifter — offereth vp the peoplero God by the Goſpel. k God goue hiai fuch ample oc- © | cafions to fer forth bis excel- lent workes that $ he bad doneby. 4 him, thatthe å- f polje neednor ther thing to boaft vpon, Jas 5 l ba au 3 ithefi 2.1718. Clap.1.19. ou å 24 Gben 7 Hall take my tourney into Spaine, J wili cometa you ; for J gs “He requircth their praices, | 1 Which wasto cary thealmis, 3.Corv.-9.A 1, m ithali faith- fully leane it with them,and as it were fealed moſt furely, n Almesisthe - ftuitof faith and chiritye. (Chap. ttr. o His comm'ng flialbe profitable - voto them: for - ; _ God will gine him abundant Knowledge of diaine myfteries, to communicate vnto them. CIT AL Ee p Hee feared Teft flaunderous -tongues would haue made: his -meflage either odious,or leſſe acceptable, Ipgs. erafted in Chriſt y faithafore I was calledand were well eftee- ed of the A- pofties, and of he Churches, . to feg you in my iourney, and to bee brought on My Way thitherward by pou, after that J] baue beene lomewhat filled with pour com- pany. i 25 But now ase gta Jerulatem,to! mi- niter unto the Saints. 26 Fo. tt hath pleaſed them of Maceda Mma and Achaia, to make a certaine dtiirt> bution vnts the pooze Saints which are at Jerufalem. f 27 Foz tt hath pleated them, and their Debtersare they: *fo: ifthe Gentiles beg made partakers of their ſpirituall things, their Duty ts alfo to minifter vnto them in carnallthings. t 28 Uien Jhaue therfore performed thig, and hauem taled them this» fruit, J| weil pafe bp you into Spame. 29 * And J know when J come, that F Hall come tapon with - abundance of the bleiling of the Golpel of Chatit. ` 30 Allo bethzen, J beicech von for out Lord Jeſus Chriſts fake, and fo? the loue of the ſpirit, that pe* would ſtriue with me by prayers to God fome, 31 Chat J maybe deliuered from them Which are dilobedient in Judea, e that my, ſeruite which J haue to doe at Ferulalent, mapberacceptedofthe@aints, = 32 That Jmap come vito pou withtoy bi ae tah of God, and map with pou bete» reſhed. 33 Thus the * Gon of peace bee with pou all, Amen. CHAP. XN: 1 After many recomendations, 17 he admoni- fheth them to beware of falfe brethren, and to bee ‘circum/bect. 20 He prayeth forthem,and giueth thanks te God, Commend vnts you Phebe our filter, [niey is a ſeruant of theChurch of Cen⸗ ‘Coca, 2 Chat ye recciue her in the Lord, as it becommeth Saints, Ethat pee alit ber in whatloeuer bulines foe needeth of your ata: > for hee Hathginen hoſpitalits ynta many, and vnto me allo. 3 Greete * Prilcillaand Aquila my fel- ‘Yow Helpersin Chat efits. 4 (Ahich haue for my life layed Downe their owne necke. Anto whom not Jonely giue thanks but alloall the Churches ofthe Gentiles.) _ 19% 5 Likewile greete the Church that isin their boule. Dalute my beloued Epenetus, wbt is thea firt fruttes.of f Achaia in nit. 6 Greete Mary, which beſtowed much labour on bs, i 7_ Dalute Andronicus,and Junia, my toulins and fellow patfoners, which are no» table among the Apolles, and > were in Chak beforewme. Legoe Amplias my beloucd in the 023, ; To the Romanes, 9 Salute Arbanus one kellow helper in Ciit and Stachys my belonen. 1O Salute Apelles approued tn Cheiſt. eee them which are of Arittobulus ri¢nds, Ir Halute Herodion my kinſman. Greet them which are of the fricndes of Marciſus which ave in the Lod. 12 Salute Tryphena and Cryphola, which women labsur inthe Lord. Salute the beloued Perſis,which woman path labo» red much in the Lord. : 13 Dalute Rufus cholen in the Lord, and hismother and mine, 14 Greet Alyncritus, Phlegon. Permas, Patrobas, Mercurius, and the bzethzen which are with them. : 15 Dalute Philologus and Julias, Me reas this ſiſter, and Diymptas, and all the Haints which are with them. — 16 Qalute one another with an* holy ehifle. Che Churches of Chit falute you. 17 Cow 3 beleech pou bretheen,marke tbem diligently which caule diuifion and of- fences contrary to b Doctrine which pe bane learned, and * auotd therm. 18 Fogthey thatare (uch, feruz net the Lo Jeſus Chats, but their owne d bellies, and with © fairelpeech & flattering Deceue theHearts of the timple, Ig Foꝛ vpour obedience is comeabmade among all: J am glad therefore of pou: but pet J would paue yon wile vnto that one tsgood, and imple concerning e- wil. 20 The God of peace Halltread Satan bndetyour feete hotly. Che grace of sur Lord Felts Chriſt be with peu. _21 Timotheus my companion, and Li- cius, and Jalon, and Soſipater mp kitties men,falnte pou. : 22 J| Certins,which wrote ont this Cpi- itle,falute you tn the Lod. 23 *@atus mine botte,and of thewhole Church faluceth you. Crattusthe | Chan berlaine of the city (aluteth you,and Quars tus a brother. 24 Chearace of our Lord Jelas Chit be with pou attamen. 25 To bin now that is of power to eta- biti} pou accosding to my Golpel, and prea» ching of Jets Chztit, *hy the revelation z of the myſtery, which was Kept fecret fince the wozld began: 26 (But now is opened, and publiſhed among all nations by the Dcripturcs of the Mophets, at the conunaundenrent af a atte God fo: the obedience of ait 27 Toon, l fay, onely wiſc, bee prayle through Jelus Cheiſt foz cuer, Amen, Aritten tothe Romans from Corinthus, & fene by Phebe, eiuant of the Chutt which isat Cenchzca, — The Salutations: 1.(07.16. 20, 2.COr.1 3.13, T.pet.5.14. c This wasa figne of amitya. mong the lewes, ` which he willeth tobeholy, that is, that it come from a mind full of godly charity. 3. Iohn 10, d Taefebe marks to know the falfe apoftles by, e Theword fie. nifeth him that promi@th much and performeth nothing,who feemeth alfo to [peake for thy profit,but doth nothing lefe. Acs 16,1 phil, 2.19. I Cor, LI 4 H Or, receiuer. f Corinthus, Ephef-3.20, Ephe.3.9.col.t. ” 26. 2t, Ie tit. 1.3.1 pet, 1,20, 8 Bothas tou- ching the do- Ctrine of the Gofpel,and alfin the calling of the Gentiles, an¢tified in Chrift. Chap.j. @ The firſt Epiſtle of Paul to the Corinthians. THE ARGVMENT. Frer that Saint Paul had preached at Corinthus a yeere and an halfe,he was compelled by the wic- A Kedneffe of the Lewes to faile into Syria, Im whofeabfence falfe apoftles entred into the Church, who being puffed vp with vaine glery, and affeGate eloquence, fought ro bring into contempt the faf- plicitie which Paul vfed in preaching the Gofpel, By whofe ambition fuch fa@ions and ſchiſmes [prang vpin the Church, that from opinions in policies & ceremonies, they fell to falfe do@rine and herefies, calling into doubt the refurreG&ion from the dead, one of thechiefeft points of Chriftian Religion. A+ gainft theſe euils che Apoftle proeeedeth, preparing the Corinthians hearts, and eares with gentle faln- _ tations ; bu: feoneafterhe reproueth their contentions and debates, their arropancie and pride,and ex- hotteth them to concord and humilitie, ſetting before their eyes the fpirituall vertue, and heauenly wiledome of the Gofpel,which cannot be perfwaded by worldly wit and eloquent reafons, but is reutie led by Gods Spirit, and fo fealed in mens hearts. Therefore this faluation may not be attributed to tre minifters, but onely to God; whofeferuants they are, and haue receiued charge to edifie bis Church: wherein Saint Paul behaued himéelfe (kilfully,t uilding according to the foundation ( whichis Chrift y and exhorteth others to makethe end proportionableto thebeginnirg, taking diligent heede that they be not polluted with vaine do@rine,(eeing they are the Temple of God, And as for thofe that doubted of his Apoftlefhip,he (hewetb them chat he dependeth not on mans iudgment,albeit he had declared by manifeft fignes,that he neues fought his own glory,ncither yet how he might liue,but only the glory of Chrift : which thing at his comming he would declare more amply,to the (hame of thofe vaineglorious braggers, who fought themſelues onely, and therefore fuffcred moft horrible vices vnreproued and vn- punilhed,as inceft ,contentions,pleadings before infidels, fornication, and fuch like,to the great {lander ofthe Gofpel. This done, he anſwereth to certaine points of the Corinthians letter,as touching fingle life, duetie of mariage,of difcord and diffention among the married , of virginitie, and fecond mar- riage. And becaufefome thought it nothing to be prefent at idole fernice, (ecing in their heart they worlhipped the wue God, he warneth them to haue refpe& to their weake brethren, whofe faith by that diffembling was hindered,and their conſciences wounced , which thing rather thenhe would doe, hee would neuer viethat libertie, which Godhad giuenhim, Butforafinuch as pride ; and felfe will was the caufe of thofe great euils, he admonifheth them by the example of the Iewes not to glory in thefe outward gifts, whofe hestible punilhment for the abule of Gods creatures,ought to be a warning to all men to follow Chrilt vprightly, without all pollution and offence of otbers, Then he cerseéteth di- wers abufes in their Church,as touching the behaniour of men , and womenin the affemblies ; of the Lords Supper, the abufeof the Spiriruall gifts, which God hath giuen to maintaine loue, ard edifie the Church :as concerning the refarreGion from the dead, without the which the Gofpel feruethto no vic. Laft of all,he exhorteth the Corinthians to relieue the poore brethren at Ierufalem, to perſeuere im the lowe of Chrift, and well doing, fending hiscommendations, and wihing them peace. CHAP. I. 4 Ithanke myGod alwaves on pont bes The Corinthians gifts. gI i — d Forallthebe- - 3 He praifeth the great graces of God frewed toward them, 10 Exbortingthem'te concord an bumilstie, 19 Hee beateth downe.all pride, and wifdom which ü net grounded on God, 26 Shew- ing whom God hath thoſen to confound the wife- dome of the world, AUE callentobeean Apo- AD file pF !ESVS CHRIST, c EZ 3 y thong) the will of God,and ae our bother Soſthenes, Le N 2 Unta the Church of eat God, which is at Goin- ARs 15.9. thng, te them that are * fauctified tn tthe f].47- Cort Jeſus *> Szinte by calling, * with + Whom Gòd all thar callon the Naue ot cur Lord Je⸗ Axhfeparated : ſus iit inenecy place, both thew Lord from the reftof> and ours: i the worldjpuri- . ¶ 3 Gracebee with pom, and peace: from fied,and givento G90 eur Sather, aad fromi pe Loꝛd Jeſus hisSorne,thae Chit. he might ein them, and they in him. Rems 1.7 ephe(-1.1.¢0)of/1.22, 2,171.9 tit.2.3.. b Made holy by the free mercie and calling of Ged, 2. Tim. 2.23. c Which isto acknowledge him zo be very God , to wor⸗ -fhip bim,and ſecke vnto him for helpe, d pouin Jeſus Chk, Spe halfe fo: the 4 grace of God, Which ts ginen sickas Whi Gps 5 * Ehat in ail things yee are made rich Haue receiued by tinbum, mfallkinde offpeach, andinall prt be ot f k e the iedimonteof Beli Chritt hath pay s the teſtimonie of Fetus Chit hath 47827. — bezene confirmed in por: e As members ` it : wating to: the appearitigofour Lom dy which come Fetis Chꝛiſt. municare with i 8 * Uibo Hallalio confirme pou vuto the their head, ende, that pee may be s blainelefic in the Day f me of onr Lord Jefus Chik. dech thofe gifts 9 *God is fatthiuil, by whom pee are cal · in them whole led vnto the fellodoſhip ofhis Downe Jeſus abufe afterbee Chut out LoD. — , 10 Mow F belecch pou, brethzen, bythe ascloquence, Fane of our Loyd Fetus Cz, * tharyce philofophie,2nd afl 5 {prake one thing , and that there their knowledge bee no Dificntions among pou; but bee yee of Gods word. Phil 3.20, titus- 3.13. 1. The. 3. 13. and §.23-. g For there is no condemnation totherh that are gr:fked in Chrift Ieſus. Pfad 138.8, 1 thef 5.24: Rom,15.5- phil. 3.16._h Difagreeing in words ingendreth diflene tion of minde, whereof procee deth repugnancie of indgement, which. is the mother of {chile aud hereſie. kunit Hecömmen- - doth reprooug, - Hothat pee are not deſtitute of any oftbe ſame bo⸗⸗ xd - _ vor 4 * The worldly wif edome: kait together in one mind, and in one iudge · ment. IL Foz ft hath been Declared vnto mee, Š my brethren, of you, by them thatare ofthe i Which wasa vertuous woman among you. and zealous of 12 Rowe this F lav, that euery one of Godsglory,and vouſayeth. J am Pauls, aud J am * A- foughtthe quie pollos, and J am Cephas, and J am etmefleof the Chꝛiſts. Church. 13 Js Chꝛiſt diuided? was Paul cruci⸗ its 18 24, fied foz pou? either were pee baptized * inte k Readethean- the nameof {pauls notation, Actes 14 Ithanke God, that J baptised nong 3.16. ef pon but? Criſpus, and ' Gaius, Ads 18 8. Is Left anp ould fay, that 3 bad baptis 1 ‘this Gaius was 3¢D into mine owne name. x - Pauls hoſt, in 16 J baptised alo the houſhold of Dte- whofehoufealfo phanas: furthermoꝛe know J not whether the Church was jj baptized anyother. i at Corinthus, 17 For CHitlent mee not to = baptize, Rom.6.23.there but topcach the Gofpel , not with ** wiles wasyetanother Dome of wordes, tet the croſſe of Chꝛiſt focalledwhich ſhould be made of none effect. * was of Derbe, 18 Foꝛ the preaching of the crofle is to andfollowed — thent that pertf), tooliſhneſſe: but vnto vs Paul, Acts 20. tabichare laucd,it is the * power of God. m Thatis chiefy I9 Foꝛ itis wattten, * F will Dettrop the and peculiarly. wiledome of the wile,and will cat away the (hap.2.1 3, vnderſtanding of the pudent. galat.§.4, 20 Ahere ts the wile? where ts the 2-pet.1.t6. PScribe? where ts the. a Dilouter of the n Asrherorike wolde? Hath not God made the wiſedome orasteoratoric. ofthis wozld fooliſhneſſe? o` Whtn men 21 Foꝛ ſeeing the world by wildom knew fhouldattribure mot Godin the wifedome of Gad, tt pleaſed thatvntoelo- Godby the kooliſhneſſe of preaching to ſaue guencewhich them that belecue: x onelybelonged 22 Geeing allo thatthe Jewes require to the power of 5 ligne, and the Grecians leeke after wie» fa) God, me. Rom.1.16. 23 But we preach Chán crucified: puto F [4.29.1 4. the Jewes, tuen a tumbling blocke,and vns p Thatis,thein. tothe Grecians,foolifjnefle : terpreter of the 24 But vnto then. which are called, Law, © boti of the Jewes and Grecians, wee preach q Hetharisfo. butt che power of Ged, and the wiledonie fubtillin difeul- of God. —— fing queftions? 25 Foz the * fostiMnelle of God ts wiler and herein Paul. then men, the weakenefle of God ts tron- reprochetheuen gerthen men. thebeftlearned, 26 Foz bꝛethꝛen, pou fee pour calling, asthoughnot how that not many wile men fafrer the one of them fle, not many mighty, noc many noble are could perceiue called. — eee by hisownewile- 27 But God hath cholen $ koolich things dome this myfte- of the world, to confound the wile, and Goo ricofChriftre- ath chelen the weake things of the wozlde, trealed in the toconfound the mighty things. Gofpel. 28 And vile things of the world, things Mattl.12.38. ‘whicharedelprfed, hath Godcholen, and r He fpeaketh things which are kot, to bing to nought intheperfonof things =thatare. > - - - the wickedwho 29 That no * leh ſhould reiopce in bis contrarytotheir pelence. ` conftience rather í attritutethelethings te God, then acknowledge their owne follie and weakeneffe. f Accoidingas the worlde tearmeth wife men, t Whicharein mansiudgement almoft nothing , buttaken for ab- ieds and caftawayes. u Eficemedandinreputation. x Thushe calleth man in contempt, andto beate downe his arrogancic, ` I. Corinthians. boufe ofi Cioe, that there are contentions “ The wifedome of God. 30 But peeare ok him in Chait Fels, Fer.23.5,6. | whe ef God is made unto vs * wrledome Zere.9.24. and righteouſneſſe, and fanctttication, and 2.cor.10.17. redeinption, i i ed y Thatis,aterie 31 Chat accoming as it ts witten,” He bute all things that reiopceth,” let hum reioyce inthe Loꝛd. to God with thankefpiui e CHAP. II. wig i Heeputteth for example hi maser of prea- ching, which was according tothe teacur of the Gofel, 8 Winch Gofpel was contemptible and bid to the carnal, 10 And agatne honourable and manifef to the ſpirituall. wee J brethren, when F came to pou, caine not mith * ercellency of wozdes,o2 Chap.t.17. of wiledome, Hhewing vnto pou tie | = tekt- HOr,myferies mony of Gos. i a Thatis, the 2 Jor F eftermed not to f knowe any Gofpcl,whereby — thing among you fauc Jefus Chtt, t Hist God doth ma- cructied. nifeft bimfelfe 3 * And F was among you tn > weaknes, tothe would,or and infeare,and tn much trembling. whereof God is 4 either tood my twede, and my ped» theaurhour and ching in the intiling peach of mans wile» witneſſe. Dome, but in playne euidence of the Spirit HOr, F thoughe and of power, $ nothing worthy §. That pour kayth Hould not beeinthe to be knowen. wiledome of men, but inthe power of Aces 18.5. GD. : b Herein appea⸗ 6 Andwelpeake wifedome among them rerh his great that are c perfite: not the wiſedome of this modelticwho world, neither ofthe4 patncesof this wold, was not glorious which come to nought. — but abiect and 7 Wut weeflpeake the wiledome of Gov humble,nct full ina mpferp, cuen the hid wiledome, which of vaine bea- God hath appopnted before the world, unte Rings and armoe + sur gloz. gandie.hut with 8 Wibich enone of the Wyinces of this fecre and trem⸗ weld bath knowen: fo had they knowen bling et foorh | tt, thep would not bane crucified the! Lorde the mighty powe of glory. é ; ec of God, 9 But as itis witten, * Che things Chap.t.17. which eye bath nor leene, neither eare hath 2.pet.1-16. Heard, neither e came into mans heart, are, ||Or,beanenly,er, whith 6D D bath prepared fo: them that diuine. loue bint. i ¢ They whofe 10 But God hath renciled thempnto vs vnder{tandings by his Dpirit: forthe Spirit» Carcheth ali areilluminate by things, pea, the Deepe things of Hod. - faith,acknow.- 11 fo what man knoweth the thiugs of ledge this wifes a man, fang che (pit isf aman, which is in dome,whichthe ~ bim? cuen fo the things of Gad knoweth wo world caliech man.butthe Spirit of God. folly. 12 (owe wee haue krecepued not the d Theword is Spirite of the wolde , but the-Dptrite, heretaken for which isof 6D D, that wee might them,whom eie knowe the! things thatare giuentovs Of ther for wife- God. dome,riches, ` Grpower,men motefteeme. e Thatis,veryfew. f Hecalleth ĩeſus the migh · ty God, full of true glorie and maieſſie, whom Dauid alfo calleth the King of glory,Pfal.24.7. and Steuen nameth him the God of glory, AGes9.z. and hereby appeareth the divinitie of Chriſt, and cone iunGionoftwo naturesin one perfon. F/2i.64 4, -g Manis not able to thinke Gods prouidence toward hise h ‘For heeisone God with the Father andthe Sonne. i Mans minde which vnc fe ftandeth andiudgeth, _k Vee are not mooued withchat Spirit, which teachethtbings wherewiththe world is delighted, and which men vnderftand by nature. 1 All the benefites of God in Iefus Chrif.. 13 Clhich -0 * ba Chap.3.17. 2 pet.i 16. m As that which we teach is ipiri- tuall, fo our kind Chrift the foundation. 13 Ahich things alla tuee peake, not in the * words which mans wiidome teacherh, but which the holp Ghot teacheth, con parme m {pirttuall things pith ſpirituall things. 14. But the» natural man perceiueth not Chap. iij. iiij. Gods minifters. se — Hall trie eutry mans woke of what foe tis. 14 Jfany mans worke,that he bath buit vpon,abibe,be Wail recetue wages. Is Jf any mans wozke burne, bee hall : e lole but he * (hall bee fate bim(cife: neuere g Both his labor 512 of teaching muft thethings of the Spirit of God: foz they be (piritwall, tbar are foolifjnefie puto bim: neither can Hee thelefle pet as it wereby the fire. 16 * Rnet pe not that ye are the Temple and reward, h Hereproueth the words may agree with che matter, n-Whofe knows kedge and iudge- ment is not clea red by Gods Spirit. Prou.27,19. 16.13. rom. 8.9. a Beingingraffed in Couftby faith wee beginto mouce by his Spi- . Ch tit, and as we pro- fit in faith, wce grow vptoaripe age. And here Jet him take heede ~ thatreacheth, left for milke he giue poifon: for milke and Rrong meate ĩn effect are one, but onely differ in manerand forme. b Hechargeth them with two faults: the one, that they attri» buted too much to the minifiers, and the other, + that they pre fer- ted one minifler toanother, Pfal 6242. galat. 6.5. -c Somadeby his grace, d He reproueth the minifters of _ Cornth,astea- chers of curious doctrines and queltions, e Or,therime: whichis when the light of the trueth tha lexpel the darkeneffe of — them, becaule they are ſpiritually diſ⸗ cerned. Ig Buthee thatis* ſpirituall, diſcerneth all things; pet bee bunleltc ts * indged of no man. 16 *Foꝛ who hath knowen the minde of the Lo, that bee might inſtruct him? but we haue the r minde of Cozi, “o For thetruethof God is not fubie& to the iudgement of man. “Fl2.40 13.191[d.9.13.70%8.81.34. p Thatis, ChriftsSpirit, lobn CHAP, Ill, 3 Patlrebuketh the fects and authors thereof. 9 Noman ought toattribute hu [aluationte the miniſters, but to God. 10 That they beware erro- neous doctrine, 11 Chrift isthe foundation of his Charch. 16 The digustie and office both of the mi uifters,and alfo of all the faithfull. A LD J could vot ſpeake unto you, bze- Stien, as vnto ſpirituall men, but as vnto — > uen as vnto⸗ babes In ziſt. 2 Jganeyou milke to dainke, and not Meate; foz pee were not pet able co beareic, neither pet now are pec able. 3 For yee are pet carnall: for whereas there is among pou enuying, and firife, and Diuiftons, are pee not carnall, and walke as men? 4 Fortaben one faith, 3 am Pauls, and another, J am Apollos are pee not carnali? Abo ts Paul then? and whois Apol- los, but the miniſters by whom pec beleeued, and as the Lod gaue to every man? 6 Jhaue planted, Apollos watered, but God gaue the increaſe. 7 Bother, neither is hee that planteth anp thing, neither bee that watereth , but od that gtueth the increaſe. 8 nd he that planteth, and he that wa: tereth are b one, *and euery man fali re- teiue bis wages,accozding to his labour. 9 Fo wee together are Hobs: labou- rers: pee ate Gods hulbandzie, and Gods building. 3 3 10 Accogding to the grace of God giuen to mec, asa ſkiſfull matter builder , J| baue laide the foundation , and another buildeth thereon : but let eueryman d take heed How he buildeth pponit. : U Foz other foundation can no man — that which is laide, which ts Jefus RLE 12 And if any nian buia on this founga- tion, gold, fluer pꝛecious tones timber hap, or ftubble, 4 - > 13. Euery mans werke fhall be made ma: niteſt: fo2 the «dap Hall Declare tt, becanle it ſhall bee reuealed by the fire; and the ignorance , then the curious oltentation of mans wifedomefhall bee : brought ro novght,. £ By thetriall of Gods Spirit... oF God, and thatthe Spirit ot Ged Dwel- them nor as falfe _ men, and preferreth thee, - teth in you? apoſtles, but as 17 Jë any man deſtroy the Temple of curious teachers God, btm {yall God dettrop; forthe Tem- ple of God ts holp, which pe are, 18 Letnoman Deceine himſelfe. Ifany man among pou feeme to bee wile inthis ie iet him beta foole, that hee map bee ile, _19 Foꝛ the wiledome of this wozld ts foo- liſhneſle with Gov: foz it is witten, * Wee catcheth the wile kin their owne craftineffe. 20 *And againne, The Lod knowerh that the thoughts of the wile be baine. 21 Therefore let no man t cetopce inmens fo ali things are pours. 22 cdibether it bee Panl, 0: Apollos , oꝛ Cephas, o2 toe wozi, o life,oz death: whez ther thep bee things pzeſent, o2 things to come, euen all are pours, : 23 And pee Cheilts, and Chrift Gods. of humanefci-= ences,as they which lothing at the fimplicitie of Gods word, preach philoſo · phicall fpecula- tions. i Astouching his life, ifhehold falt the founda- tion, Chap.6.19.2.C0rs 6,16. Fob 5.13. k When they themfelues are entangledin the fame {nares, which they laide for others, Pfa/.9q4.18. 1 Butin God whower= keth by his minifters to bis own glory and the comfort ofhis Church — CHAP. TIE a After that he had defcribed the office ofa true Apoftle, 3 Seeing they did not acknowledge him [uch one, 4 He appealeth ta Gods iudgement. 7 Beating dowae their glory which hindredthemto - praife that, which they difpray(ed in him, 19 He [beweth what he requsreth on their part and what ` they ought tolooke for of him at hu returne. j&t a man ſo thinke of vs, as of the ami- nifters of Chriſt, and dilpolers ofthe ſe⸗ crets of Gov, A i 2 Andas forthe reft, tt is required of AT neces eueryman be found faith: 3 * Astouching me, J paffe very little te bee iudged of you, o2 of t mans iudgement: RS, J iudge not > mine otwne felfe, 4 fo: F certainethat beforeGod ano= - ther maner of iuftice is requi · red, d Concerning: » sine office. , The kingdome of God. 8 Moty pee are fill: now pee aremade rich:pe reigne as kings without vs, would to God pec did ceigne, that wee alſo might reigne with pou. NSS 9 For} thinke that Gad bath fet foorth gTodimmith hs the slat Apoltles , asmen appointed to his authoritie Death; fo: we are madea gaſiug totke vnto they obiected, the world, and to the Augels,and to men. _whathewasnot 10 dite are * fosiles for Chꝛiſtes fake,and made an Apoftle pee are Wile in Whitt: wee are weake, aid ye by Chrilt,buc = {trong : peeare honourable, and tueg are gel afterwards. piles. i h Bychis bittet Ir Gntothishoure we both hunger, and tauntinginabie- thirſt, and are naked, and are buffeted, and Ging himfelfe, haue no certaine Dwelling place, andexaltingthe 12 * And ladout, working with our owne Cotinthian,he Hands: we are ceutled,and yet we bleſſe: wee makeththema- are perlecuted, and (ner it. fhamedofther 13 *CZigare euill — of, and twe || pray: vaine glory. twe are made as the firth of the world, the of- Afs20.34, ſcovꝛing of all things vnto this time. t.the/.2.9- I4 J wite not thele things to mame athe ff 3.8. pou, but as mp beloued chtidzen Jadmoniſh Matth.§.44- you. 7 luke 33.34. Is Fo: though ye haue ten thouſand || in alts 7.60, - ſtructers tn Cozitk,pet haue yce not many Fas HOr,vfegentle thers: foz in Chif Jeſus Jhaue begotten words. you though the Galpel. Or, pedagegues, 16 Mherekoꝛe, F prap pou, be pee fellow ex {choolemafters ersofme, i Forafmuch as 17 Foꝛ this cauſe bane J fent vnto pau they had fo oone Timotheus, which is my beloned ſonne, and forgotten. faithfull in the Lord, which pall put you in Afs 18.24. iremembzanceof mp wapes in Chꝛiſt, as J and 19.21, teach ewerp wherein eucrp Church. james 4.15. 18 Some are puffed vp as though J would k Thatis,what- mot come to yon. focuer gifts we 19 But Z will come to pau Hoztlp, "if the hauereceiued of £020 will, and will know, not the (peach of God,tothisend them which are puffed bp,but the power. — that he may 20 Foz the *kingdome of God is notin reigne among vs, wo2d, butin' power. 1 Of the holy 21 Ubat wil pee? Mall F come vnto you Ghoft. with a rodde, 02 in leue, and inthe (pirit of meekeneſſe! CHAP. V. x He reproueth fharply their negligence in pu- wifbing hiw that had committed eel, 3 Willing themto excommunicate hime, 7 To embrace puri- tie, 9 And flee wickedne ffe. J€ is heard certainely, that thereis fornicas tion ameng pou,and fuch foznication as is a Whowould notonce namen among the * Gentiles, "that thinkethatyou ene fhould haue his fathers wife. would fuferthat 2 And ye are puffed bp,and baue not rae mifchiefe vnpu- ther fozrowed, that hee which bath done this nithed which the Deed, might be pnt fram among pou. molt barbarous 3. * For Tverelp as ablent in body, bus nationsabhorre pꝛeſent in ſpirit, paue determined already, tofpeakeof? as though J were prelent,that dec that hach Lewit.18.8, b thus Done this thing, Col.2.5. 4 Uben peare gathered together, anv b Hauingnow myc (pirit, Sin che Qame ot out Lor Jeſus receiued the Chꝛiſt,that luch one, I fay, bp the power of Gofpel. our Lod Jeſus Chif, e My willand confent. d Withinuocation of Gods Name, as becommeth them which procure the Lords buſineſſe, and not theit owne, I. Corinthians. To purge out the olde leauen. \ S _* Bee deliueren vonto: Satan, forthe 1.7.1.0. | f Deftruction of the fleſh, that the {ptrit may e Which isto be be lauen in the Day of the L020 Felis. as an heathen — 6 Pour retoycing ts not e gosdD : * knoto man and Publie e not that a litle leauenleaueneth the whole cane. ampe? f For being 7 Purge out therefore the olde leauen, wounded with that ye map beancwlumpe, "as ve are vn⸗ fhameandfo- leauened:foꝛ Chit our Paſſeouer ts tacrifie row,his Acth oz ced forvs. old wan ſhall 8 Therefore let ts keepethe keaſt, not die: and the Spi- With old leauen, neither in the leauen of mae rit or newman ltctoufneite and wickedneſſe: but with the thall remaine a- vnleauened bread oflinceritte andtruecth. live and enioy 9 J wrote vnto pouinan Epittle,* that the victory in pee Hould not company together with fozni- that day when catos, r the Lord fhalt Io And i not altogether with the foznica» iudge the quicke tozs of this wozlB, 02 with the couctous,oz and dead, 2.Cor, ' With ertozttoners,o2 with tdolaters:ſoꝛ then 4.18.0. Pet.4.6, pe mutt goe out of the world. g Seeing you Il But now J haue written onto pou, lufter fach mone that pee companie not together; tfany that ftrous vicesa- ts called a brother, bee a foznicatez, oꝛ coue: mong you. tons, o2* anidolater, o2a rayler, oꝛ a dꝛun· Gal.5.9. kard, o2 an extoꝛtioner, mith ſuch one cate h As cucry man not. particularly is 12 For what haue F to doe to iudge them pure,(othewhole alfo, which are! without? Doe pee not iudge Church in gene- them that are m within? rall may be pure. 13 But God iudgeth them that are with» Matth.18.17, out. Put away therefore from among pour 2.tbe/.3 14. felues that wicked man, i But hemeant ofthofe that were conuerfant in the Church, whom they ought by difcipline to haue corrected: for astouching ftrangers they ought by all meanes godly to winne them to Chrift, k Who to pleale both parts would bee prefent at idole feruice , and yet profeffe the Gofpel. 1 Vnte whom the ecclefiafticall difcipline doeth not ftretch. m Which arc fubic& to Gods word, and to the dilcipline of the Church. CHAP. Yi. & Hee rebuketh them for going to law together before the heathen. 7 Ci orifitane ought rather te faffer, 12 He reproueth the abafiag of Chriftiarn Lbertie, 15 And fheweth that we ought to ferme God purely both is body and foule, Are anp of pon haning bulinele againt Dioner. be tudged vnder|| the 2 vniuſt, fOr,iadgesdma- and not vnder the Satnts? _ Siftrates which 2 Doe vee not know, thatthe Saints ave infidels. fhall iunge the world? Ifthe wold then Mal a He calleth them be tudged by von, are pee pnwozthy to iudge vniult, whofoc- the mallet matters? ; uer are not fan= 3 Know pee not that wee fhall tudge the Gifed in Chrift, b Angels? how much moze things thatper> 47/4.3.8. taine to this life? b Who are now 4 Jfthen pe hanetudgements of things apoftates,and de- pertaining to this life, «fet bpthem which uils, Mat 25.40. are d leait efteemedinthe Church. c That is, make 5I ſpeake it to your wame. Js it ſo that them ĩudges. there is not a wife man among pou? no d Ifyc fo burne not one, that can iudge betweene his bre · withdefire toy? then? i pleade,keepea 6 But a brother gaeth to law witha court among brother,and that vnder the infidels. your felues and 7 Mow therefore there is ytterip ia fault make the leaft s ~~ efteemed your indge: forit is moft cafic to iudge betweene brethren, “H Or, impo- sencie of minde, among Offornication. Our price. “Matths.39. among you, becaute pee goe to Taw one with luke 6.29. another: * why rather ſũſter pee wot wrong? 70.12.19. why rather ſüſteine penot harme? 1. Thef.4.6. e Hedoethnot reproue the god- ly which witba good confcience vieth the magi- ſtrate to defend his right, but con- demneth hatred, grudges, &defires of reuengeance, Ephe. 5.355. 9 *f2av,ye pour felues « Doe wong, and Dec harme, and that to your brethren. 9 iKnow pee uot that the vnrighteous {hall not inberite the kingDdome of God? Be not Deceined; *neither fozntcatours,no2 iDo» laters,noz adulterers no: wantons, noꝛ bug: gerers, a 19 Hoꝛ theenes, 1:02 conetous, no: Muta kards, no? ratlers, no: ertoztioners wat in- berite the kingdome of God. It And luch were *fome of you: but pee ate wafhed. but ye are ſanctified, but pee are 1.19.0. uulſtilied tu the flame of the Lord Jeſus, and Ephef 212. by the Spirit ofour Gov. titus 3.3. 12 (* All í things arelawfull vnto me: i pet.4. 3. but all things are not pzofitabie . Jmay Doe all things, but J will nothe brought vnder e the power of any thing. 13 Meates arc ordeined fo? the belly, and the belly foz the meates: but God thall De- ſtroy both tr,and them. fRow the body is not foz > forntcatton, but foz the ‘Loz, and the Chap,10.23, eccls.37.27. f Here he fpea- keth of things in- different of their nature,and firſt astouching car- #020 fo? the body. 2 nalllibertie, 14 Gnd God hath alfo railed bp the Loyd, S Forweare * and fall raife vs vp by bis power. - fubie& to thofe 15 iKnow ye not that pourbodtes are the thingswhichwe members of Chit ? hall J then take the cannot want. members of Chit, emake them the meni h Theyabufed bersofan ‘harlot? God forbid. j meates,both in 16 Doe yee not know, that he which cou⸗ that they offen- pleth bimfetfe with an bariot, ts one body? ded others there- * fo: two,laith be hall be one fieh. X by,andalfopro- 17 But he that is ioyned vnto the Lord, is toked their one pirit. owne luftes to 18 Flee fo:nicatton: euery finne that a vncleanneſſe. man doeth, is without the body: but he that i God will be committeth fornication, finneth againit bts Lord bothofthe 'owne body. i foule and body, I9 Rnodð vee not, that * your boty isthe Rom.6.5. temple of the holy Ghot, which is tn por, k Wherebyhe whom pe bane of God? and yee are noc pour fignifieth, that - OWNE. k koth we fhallfee 29 * Foz yeare bought fo2 a pice: theres thegloryofthe foze glozifie God in pour body, and inpour reſurrection of {pirit; foz they are Gods. the iuſt, and alſo thardignitie and priuiledge whereby wee bee made the members of Chrift, Gene.2.24.matth.ag.5.mar.10 8.ephef.5.31. l Thatis, he more polluteth his owne body, then he that committeth any other Enne, (hap.3.16.2,cor.6.16. Chap.7.23.3.petet-1 5,19. CHA -P:i -VIH 1 The Apoftle anfwereth to certaine queſtions, Chap. vij. Of marriage, 513 3 * Let the hulband giue vnto the wike 1. Pet 3.7. c Due benenolence, and likewile allo the wife ¢ Which contei- vnto the bulband. neth all dueties 4 he wife hath not the power efher pertaining to owne body, but the hulband: andlikewife marriage: allo the bulband hath not the power of his d Heetheweth + owne body, but the wife. that he coman y § Detraud not one another, ertept it be deth not preci(ee' : with confent foz atime, that pee may giue ly al men to war⸗ your ſelnes to falting and pꝛaier, and againe rie,but that God come together, that Satan tempt pou not hath granted foz pour incontinencie, this remedy vn- 6 But tpeake this by permiffion,4 not to them which by commandement. cannot liue 7_ Fo J mould that all men were euen chale. as J my felfe am: but cuery man bath bis e Withthe fire Proper giftof God, one after chismaner,and of concupifcence, another after that. that is, when 8 Cheretore J fay vnto the vnmarried, mans will fo gi- and vnto the widewes, It is good foz them ueth placeto the ifthey abide euen as J doe, luft that temp- 9 But ikthey cannot abſtaine, let them teth,thathe car marrie: foz it is better to martie then to notcallvpon burne. í God with a quiet 10 Gud vnto the married J comunarind,. confeience. not F but the Lom, Let not the wife depart Matth.5.324- from ber huſband. acd 19.9. I1 But andi the f depart tet her remaine marcos. vnmarried, o2 bee reconciled vnto her bul ake 16.18. —— let not the huſband put saway his £ For batred, diflention,an- I2 Hut tothe remnant 3 peake, and not ger,&e. x h the Lozd, Jfany brother haue a wife, that g Saue forwhore beleeueth not if he be content to Diwell with dome, as Matthe him, let him not korſake her. - 5.32. 13 And the woman which hath an hul⸗ h leasmuchas © band that beleeneth not, ik he bee contentte there vas no⸗ Dwell with her.tet her not forſake hun. thing exprefly 14 Foz the vnbeleeuing hulbande fs fpokenhereof ifanctttied bp the wife, and the vnbelecuing inthe Law,or tife ts fanctitied by the hufband, elie were Prophets: orels pour childzen vucleane; but now arethey he ſpake thismo- ` holy. j ued by the Spiris ` Is But ikthe ynbeleening Departlet him of God ashe te- Depart: abzother oz a ſiſter is not in ſubiec ftifieth inthe tion in! {uch things;but God path called vs 25, verles in peace. i Meaning,that 16 Foꝛ what knewelt thou, D wife,whee the faith ofthe ther thou fhalt faune thine bulband: Dz what beleeuerhath knowelt thou, D man, whether thoufhalt more power to faue thy wife? fanGifie marri- 17 But as God hath diftribnted to enerp age, then the man, as the Lod hath "called eueryone, wickednefie of fo let Dim walke: and {o o2deine J inal the other to pol- Churches, at {Ge ~~ Jute it. 18 Js any man called being tircumciſed? k They that art swhichthe Corinthians defire toknew, 2 Asof let him not» gather his vacircumcifion: ig any borne of either Singlelife, 3 Of the duetie of mariage, 11 Of dif cords and diffention in mariage, 13 Of mariage betweene the faithfull and vnitliſul, 18 Ofun- eircumecifing the circumcifed. 21 Of ferustude, 25 Ofvirginitie, 39 And fecond manage, ; Dw toncerning the things whereof pee a Or,exped’ent: wrote vnto me, It were! good fo: aman becauſe marriage, notte tonch a woman. through mans 2 sAcuetthelefie,. to aueyde fornication, cerruption,and tet © cuery man haue bis wife, and let eucrp -not by Gods woman haue her owne huſband. inſtitution, bringeth cares and troubles. b Speakingto all men ingenerall, called vncircumciſed? let him not bee cir· of the parents cumciſed. —— _ faithfull,are al 19 °Gircumetfion is notking,and vncir· counted mem- cuicifion ts nothing. but the keeping of the bers of Chrifts commandementsofGod. Church, beeaufe 20 *Let euery man abide in the fame vo: of the promife, Aces 2 39. 1 When fachthings come to paffe, that the faithfull and vnfaith ſull bee married together, and the one forfake the other without caule, m- The law full vocation in outward things muft not lightly be neg- leGed. n Which is, when the Surgeon by artedraweth outthe skinne to couer the part circumcifed, Celfuslib.7,Cap, 2 5.Epipban. lib, de ponderibus & menfuris 1.Mac. 3,16. o Isisall one whes ther thou be Jew or Gentile. Epheſa.i. 1.01.6, 1. Titt cation ll Of virginitie. p Although God - hath called t- ee to ferue in this ‘life, yetthinke not thy condition -ynworthy fora Chrittian; but re- joycethat thou art dehuered by Chrift,from the miferable ſſauerie of finne & death. - q Being feruant by condition is made partaker of Chrift, Chap.6 20, 1 pet.i.i9. Or, dearely· r Sincerely as in the prefence of God, YOr,the ſtate of virginie. f Hebindethno man to that which God hath left free: but ~ Sheweth what is molt agreeable to Gods will, ~ according to the citcumflance of the time, place, and perfons, YOr,beleeued. t To be fingle. u Inthefe af- fiitions and per: fecutions. x Asworldly cares of their shildrenand fa- milie. y He doth not preferte fingle- neſſe as. a thing more holy then mattiage,buc by reafon of incom- modities, which the one hath morethenthe erher. z Inwifbing that you could fiue withour viues. (Orit remai- meth that. a Which bein aduerficie- cation wherein be was called. 21 Art chou cailed being a fernant? r cate not fo? it : but if pet thou mapeit be free, vié tt rather. ; : — 22 Foꝛ he that is called in the a Loꝛd be- ing aferuant, is the Loꝛds free man: likes wile alſo bee that is called being free, is Chꝛiſts feruant. r 23 *Pee are bought || with a pztee: be not the feruants of men. 24 Brethren, let enery man, wherein hee was called, theren abtde* with God. 25 Now concermng ! virgins, J baue no f commandement of the Loz : but J gtue mine aduile,as one that bath obtained mer⸗ cie ofthe Loꝛd to be |i fatthfuil. 26 J {uppole then: this te be qood foz the pꝛeſent © neceffitic; I meane, that itis good fez a mat lo to be. i 27 Att thou bound vnto a wife? ſeeke not to bee looſed: art thou looted from a wife? fecke not a wife. 28 But ik thou takelt a wife, thou ſinneſt not: and ifa virgine marrir, the ſinneth not: nenertheleffe, fuch Wall pane *y trouble in the fem: but J7 pare pou. 20 And this J tay, brethren, becaule the time is fhozt, | beereafter that both they which baug wiues, bee as though they hav none? 30 Andthey that weepe,as though they wept not: and they that > reiopce,as chongh thep retoyced not: and they that buy, as thouch they policies not; 31 And they that vle this world as though thep vied it nots foz thes fathion of this wola goth away. 32 And J would jaue pon without care. The vnmarried careth fo: the things of the £020, bow he may pleate the Lord. 33 But he thatis married, careth for the cogs of the 4 wala, bow he may pleafe his itep, 34 There is difference alfo betweene a virgine and a wife : the vnmarried woman carct) fo? thethingspf the Lord, that thee may bee ¢ boly , both in body and in ſpirit: but fee that is married, careth foz the things = the world, bow Hee may pleal her buioana. 35. And this Jſpeake for pour owne com» moditic, not taf tangle you in a ſnare, but that ye follow that whichis honeſt, and that pee may cleaue fall unto the Lod without feparation. : 36 But ik any man thinketh that it is vn⸗ comely for bis virgine, if thee pale the flowzeofh rage, and s neede ſo require, tet dim Do what be willbe ſinneth not;iet chem be married. 37 Neuerthelelſe, he h that ſtandeth firme in bis beart, that he path no necde, but hath b Whichbeein profperitie. ¢ Ta this world thereis nothing but meere vanitie. d Which onely appertaine to this prefent life, [And he is denided, meaning into diuers cares. e Shee may attaine wnto it foonerthen the ather, becaufe fheeis without cares, f Sec- ing Saint Paul could binde no mans confcience to fingle life, what prefumption isit, that any other fhould docit? g Tharis,that thee fhould marri¢ to auoide fornication, h Meaning, be that isfully perfwadced that hee bath no neede, I. Corinthians. Chriftian liberties. ipower over his owne weil, and hath fo Bes i Forthe fa- creet in bts heart, that he will keepe bts bir: thers will depene gine, be Boch will. deth on kis chil- 38 Bo then be hath giueth hertomarrt- drens in this age, Boeth well, but be that gtucth ber not ta poinc:infe much marriage, Doeth * better. as heis bound te 39 The wife fs bound by the ! Law, as haue reſpect to long as der hufband * ltneth : biit tf her hale their mfrmitiey band be dead, fhe ts at liberty to marry with neithercan he whom hee wiil,enely in the Lord. iuftly requice of 40 But thee tsinore bleficn, tf hee ſo a⸗ them fingleneffe, bide, in my iudgement *tand Ji thinke that ifthey haue not J hauz allo the ſpirit of God. tbat gift of God fo to liue. ’ k And more commodious for his children in preferuing them from cares, l Ofmatrimome, Rom,7.2. 1.Thef.4,8. CHAP. VNI T. 1 Hee rebuketh thers that vſe their lsbertie te the flander of other , ın going to the idolatrous faa crifices, 9 And fheweth how men onght to bea haue them coward fuch as be weake. a £29 as touching things facrificed vnto CY oles, we know that weal hane · knove· a Ofthe liberie | ledge: knowledge pufteth vp, but loue edt-, that God hath | fiety. giuen vs tou- | 2 Mow, tfany man thinke that be know: ching outward l ethanp thing, be knoweth nothing yetashe things. | ought to know., Orstanght. | 3 Wutifanpmanloue God, the ſame is b This he ſpea- | Rnowen of hint. keth in their pete · 4 Concerning therefore meate ſacrificed fon,whichbrag- buto iBoles , wee know that anidoleishno. ged fomuchof thing in the world, and that thereis nongos theirlibertie, ther Hod but one, faying that an § Fo though there bee that are called imageamong > ~ gods, whether tn heaven, oin earth, (ag allthingsthae there be many gods, and many < 1923s) are made,is of 6 Pet vnto vs there is but one God, no force, whichis the Father, of whom areall things, c Which being and wee in bim; and * exe Lod Jeſus idoles, yetare | Chatit.by whom are all things, and wee bp citeemed of men bim. as Lords and 7_ But every man bath not knowledge: Seigniours, foz ome haning aconſcience of the Dole, Yn- Fobw 13.13, til this boure, eateasathing facrificed vn⸗ chap.12 3. to thetdole, and fo their conſcience being d in that ihex weake, ts defiled. thought the § Wut meatemaketh bs not acceptable meate offered vp to Gov : foz neither if we cate, haue wee the tothe image, e more: neither if we cate not, haue wee the notto be pure, lectie. and therefore 9 But take heedelett by any meanes this couldnot eate j ipower of pours be an occafion of falling to itwthagood < them that are weake. confcience. Io Foꝛ tf any man fee thee which haft e Thisabun- | knowledge, fit at table in the idoles temple, dance and wane ſhall not the conſcience of Him which tg isreferredto J weake, beet boldened to eate thole things ſpirituall things, — which ate facrifced to idoles? RKom.14.17. 11 And theeugh thykuowlenge Hall the lOr, libertie is rd — bzother perth, fo: whom Chꝛiſt things imdiſfe⸗ to. rent. 12 flow when pe finne ſo againſt thebze- tGreeke,buil- thꝛen, and wound their weake conlctence,pe ded vp. finne again Chait. f By thine ex- 13 * Ciherefore if meate offer’ my bzo- ample withour ther, J wileat no fief) while the world {tans any ground ef Beth, that J may uot offend my brother. doGrine.. : z Rom 14:15. g Which eateth againft bis conſcience, ot in doubt, Row, 14 21o CH A P, The truce minifters. aT neede no fur- ther declaration, but the workes $ I hauc wrought among you. b Andeall into doubt mine of- fice. € On the Church charges. d The Apofles led their wiucs about with them, e A faithful and Ghriftian wife. EA A Whether they might not as law. ` fully live wout His bouring for their liuing with their owne hands,as other Apoftles, D et, 2 5 14> 1.ti0.5 18. g Had God re- {pe& properly to the oxen them- felues when he made this lawe, and not rather vnto men? Rom.1 5.27. h To ſiue on o- ther menschar- ges? [or take in worth Deut. 8. 1 i Forthat part that’was bunt, was deuoured of the altas, and the other was due vata the priefts by thelaw. ‘Kk Fornowyou haueno iuſt cauſe againſt me,fecing that I preached the Golpe! freely vnto you. 1 Seeing he is chargedto preach muft willingly and earneſtly fol- low ic: fosifhe dae i: by con- _ftraint,he doeth not his dutie. m That I be not chargeable to them to whom J preach ,feetig A CHAP. 1%. He exhorteth them by ha exampletovfe their Abertie tothe edification of ethers. 24 Toruane on forth ix the courfe that they haue begun, M J not an Apoſtle? am F not free? bance 4 not ſeeue Jeſus Chii our L020? ate ye not my wozke in the Loꝛd? 2 JEJ benotan Apoltle vnto ather, pet doubtleſſe I am vnto pon; foz pee are the a feale of mine Apoitictytp ta the Lod. i 3, Sp Defence co them bthat examine me is this, 4 Haue wee not power te eate, andto Dinke ? § Dıbhane we not power d to leade about a wife being a e fitter, aswellas theretiot the Apoſtles, and as the || bzethzenot che Lo2d,and Cephas? 6 Donely and Barnabas, haue not Wwe power not to woke ? : i 7 bo goeth a warfare any time at bis owne cot? who plantecha vineyard, anv eateth not of tye truit thereof? 02 who fee» Deth a flocke, and eateth rot of the milke of the docke ? } 8 Say FT thele things accogding to man? fayth net the Law the lame allo? 9 Fog itis witten in the Law of Boles, * Theu Halt not muſſel the mouth ot the ore that treadeth out the cone: Doeth Gow take Scare fozoren? To Gither fayth hee it not altogether foz dur fakes 2 foz our fakes no Doubt it is wit- ften, that hee which eareth, Mould eare in bope; and that bee that threſeth in hoge, ſhould be partaker of bis hope. } IL AItwe haue ſowen vuto yon fpirituall things, isita great thing tf wee reape pour carnal things ? 12 Jif others with you bee partakers of this kpower, are not we rather? Heuertheielic, we bane not vied this power: but | fir all things, that we ould not hinder the Gaipel of Ciit. PEES 13 Dope not know,that thev which mini- fter about the * holy things eat of the things otthe Temple? and they which wait at the altat,are partakers witb the ‘altar? 14 Soallo bath the lora ogdained, that age — preach tye Goſpel, ould ltuc of the Golpet. 15 But Thane vled none of thele things: neither wore 3 thele things , that it would be fo Done vnto me: foz it were better for me to die, thenthatanpiman Mould make mp k reiopcing vaine. 16 Fo: though J preach the Golpel. J baue nothing torefopce of: foz neceflitie ts layed vpon mee, and wae is vnto mec, FY preach not the Goſpel. 17 Foꝛ it i doe it willingly, J batie å re» wards but tf J Doe it againſt my will, | not- withfanding the Difpentation is committed vnto ne. 18 Ubat is my reward then? verely that when Fi preach the Galpel, J make the Gat pei af Thriſt m free, that J abuienot mine Chap, ix. x. men that F might winne the moe. 20 * Aua vate the Jewes J become asa Few, thar map winne the Jewes: (a thera that are vnder the Lawe, ag though I were onder the Lawe, that 3 map wie them thatare ynder the Law: 21 To themthat are without Lawe, as though J were without Law (when 3 am not Without Law as pertaining to God, butam tithe Lawe through Chait) that 4 map wine them that are without Law. 22 Go the weake J become as weake, that J may winne the weake: J am made ealithtngstoall men, that J might by alt meanes tare ome. 23_ And this J Dae foz the Golpels fake, that J mighc be partaker thereof with pau. _ 24. Know ye vot, thatthep which runne in a race, tunne all, vet one recetuech the Prize 2 fo runne that pe may obtaine. 25 And cuctp man that prooueth matte ties, e abſtaineth trom ali things : and they doeitto obtaine a cozruptible crowne : but We fo? an vucozruptible. 26 J therefore (0 runue, not as vucer- tatucly : fo fight J, notas one that beateth the apze. 27 But J beate Bowne mp abody, and bring tt mto ſubiection, leſt by any meanes after that 3| haue preached to other, 3 mp felfe hould bet reprooued. CHAP. X, He fèareth them with the examples ofthe Tewes that they put not their truſt carnally inthe graces of God, 14 Exlerting them to flee all sdelatry, 33 and offence of thetr neighbour. M Deeouer bretheen.F would noe that pre ould bee ignorant that all our fathers were vnderthe* cloude, and all paſſed the- row the * (ea, 2 Andwere all baptized vnto a Moſes, in the cloud,and the lea, 3 *And did all care the fame >< {piritual meate, $ And did all drinke the fame fpiritu- all dzinke ( foz thep dranke of the {pirttuall Rocke that followed them; andthe Rocke 4 was Chꝛiſt) But with many of them God was not pleated : fo: thep were * oucrthzowen tn the wilderneffe. 6 Row ther are exſamples to vg, to the intent that wee Woulo not lunt after enill things as they allo luſted. 7 Neither be ye idolaters, as were fome ofthem, asitis written, * The people fate — ‘to eate and drinke, ant roſe vpto play. s 8 Neither let vs commit fornication, as fome of them committed foznication.and fel in one * Day theceand twenty thauland, The yneorruptiblecrownes gg Acts 16.3. gzl. 2.30 n Astouching the ceremonies, © Inthings indif> ferent, as cating ofn eates, obſer⸗ nation offeatts 82 dayes,and fuch like,he fifhioned ¢ his felf to menin fuch fort zs he might beft gaine themto Chrift, p Thatis,kee~ peth a ſtt ait diet, and refraineth from fuch things as might diftem- per hisbody, q Or,old man, which rebelleth ayainft the ſpirit. r Lefthe fhould bereproued of men when they ſhould fee him do contrari¢,or con- temne that thing whichhe taught cthersto doe, Exod. 13.31. num.g.18, Exod, 14. 16, 22. a Mofesbeing their guide ox minifter,or as fome reade,they were baptized ynto Mofes law, other:sby Mofes. Exod.66.15. b Thati; Man- na,which was the outward figne or Sacrament of the Spiritual] grace. c They ate the fame meat that we doe, becauſe the fu' Rance of theirs and our Sacraments is allone. Exod. 17 6. mum. 20.30,t1- d Thatis,fignified Chiift asall Sacramentsdue. Nume 2665. Nuwm.11 4 and26.64. pſal. ros. 14. Exod. 32.6. ¢ Be- cuufe here by occafion was taken to forget God, andcommitidolatry, _ therefore thefeindifferent things are counted idolatrie, Naum.a s.g. Ff Mofesreadcth foure and twentie thoafand, which declareth an infi- nite number, thattheytbinke auchozitie inthe Goſpel. . thatI preach for 19 fozthough 3 bee free from all men, gaines, pee pang J made my Elfe leruant vnto all - Ttt2 9 Neither One bread, one body. Who was their leader,and was Called the Angel of God, Nam 21.6. p/al. oo.i 4. Nam.14.37. h Meaning,ei· ther the good or evil angel, whofe minik erie God vfeth to execute his iudgement to the vᷣtter de- ftruction of the wicked, i How God will plague vs ,if we befubie@ to the like vices. k Or, latter dayes ef Chrifts com- ming, J. He that led you into this ten- tation,which commeth vnto you either in pro- fperitie or aduer- -fitic,or for your ſianes paft, will turneit to your commoditie, and deliver you, Or hak [gining m Orprepare to this holy vfe with praile and thankeſgiuing. n The effectuall badge of our comunction and ' incorporation with Chrift ? o If we that are many in number, are but one body ineffe@ ioyned with our head Chriſt, as many cornes make but one loafe, let vs renounce idola- trie which doeth feparate our. vnitie. p Which isgo- nernéd accor- ding to theecre- monies of the Law. q Which is to affemble in that companie where jdolesare called vpon. Chap 6,12. ecclis 37.2% 9 Neither let ws tempt s Chꝛiſt, as fome ef them alſo tempted him,and were ·deſtroy⸗ ed of (erpents. 10 Heither murmure peas fome of them * allo murmured, and were Dekreped of the h Deftreyer. : IT Row all thefe things came wnto them foz enſamples, and were witten to anmo: niſh ‘ys, vpon whom the « ends of the world” are come. é 12 (Aherekore lee hin that thinketh hee flandeth, take heede leit he fall. 3. There hath no tentation taken pou, butluchas appertaineth to man, and God is faithfull, which will not (uffer you to be tempted abone that you be able, but! will e- uen giue the tue with the tentatton, that pe map dee able to beare te. j i 14 CAherefoze my beloued, flee from ido- atrie. 15 J peake ag vnto them which haue vn⸗ deritanding: iudge pe what F fay. 16 The cuppe ofi bleſſing which wee m blelſe, is it not the communion of the blood of Chriſt? The bread whicy wee breake, is it not the = communion of the bodie of Thit? I7 For we that are many are o one bread and one body, becaule wee all are partakers ofone bread. 13 Behold Ilrael whichis after the r fief; are not they wbich eate of the Cacrifices pare takers of the altar? 19 Ahat ſay F then? that the idole is a- ny thing? oꝛ tharthat which ts Cacrifices to iDoles,ts any thing ? i 20 Nay, butthat thele things which the Gentiles facrifice, they tacritice to des ` uils, anD not vnto God: and J wonld not roar ye Gould a hate Fellowship with the de · uils. 21 Pecaunot drinke the cnp ofthe Lod, and the cup ofthe deuils We cannot be par- tonera of the Lozds table,and of the table of entl3. 22 Doe ture pronske the Lord toanger? are we ltronger then he 2 23 * Ail things ate lawful for me,but all things are net crpedient ; all things arg lawftll for me, butall things eDtite not. 24 Let noman feeke his owne, but enery man anothers wealth. 25 Cdihatiocner is told in the t ſhambles, farr pe, andl alke no guetion fozconfcience ake. 26 *Foꝛ the carth isthe Lods, and all that therein is. y; 27 Itanpofthem which beleene not cat you ctoa fealt, and if ye will goe, whatſoeuer is fet befoze yon, eat,alking no queſtion fog confctence fake. Hee 23 But ifany man fap vnto yon, This ts facrificed vnto idoles, eate it not, becaule of hin that ſhewed tt, and fo? the conſcience (io ve earth is the Lords, aud all that (here> ints 29 And the conkience J lay, not thine, - r Forinthofedayes they vere accuſtomed to fell certaine ofthe fleſſi of beafts facrificed in the fhambles,& turned the money to the Prichts profit, f Or,doubtnot, Pſal. 24ste i T, Corinthians. butof that other: foz why would my sii berticbe condemned of another mans con- (cience? /⸗· 30 Joz "tFJ though Gods benefite bee partaker, why am J eutil (poker of, fo: that wherefore JIgiue thankes? à 31* Ahether therefore pe cate o2 Datnke, p —— you Dee, Doe all to the glozy of 0D. 32 Giue none okkence, neither to p Jewes, an Ay. the Grecians, nozto the Church of 00: - 33 Euen as J pleafe * all men 7 in all things. not feeking mine owne pofite, a > profite of many, that they might bee aued. CHA Pp Xe He rebuketh the abufos which were creptinta their Church, 4 Astouching prayer, prophefy- ing, 18 And miniftring the Lords Supper, 23 Bringing themagain to the ſirſt inſtitution thereof. € * ye the followers of me, euen as am of Chꝛiſt. 2 Now, brethren, Icommend pou, that pe remember | all mp things, and keepe the ordinances, as J Delinereathemto you. — 3 But J wil that pe know, that Chak ts the * Dead of euery man ; and the man ts the Womans head : and GoD is Chritts head. 4 Cuery man: pzaping,o: || prophelping baning eny ching on his head, > diſhonouteth bis head. § But euery woman that prayeth o2 © prophelicth bate headed, diſhonoureth ber head; foit is euen one very thing,as though fhe were Manen- Therefore ifthe woman be not cones rev, let berali be wone: and ifitbe ſhame fo: a waman to be | ſhorne oꝛ Haucn let her be cowered. 7 Foꝛ a man ought not to coucrhis head: koraſniuch as hee is the *4 image and glozy of God: but the woman isthe e glozy of the matt. 8 Foꝛ the man is not ofthe woman, but the woman ofthe man, 9 *Foꝛ the man was not created foz the momang fake: but che woman foz the mans ake. IO Therefore ought the woman te haue f power onher Head, becaule of the e Angels. II jreucrtheletie neither isthe man with- out the woman, neither the woman without the man in theri Lop. — 12 Fo asthe woman isof the man, fo ig the man alfoby the woman: but all things are of God. : 13 Judge in your ſelues, Is it comely that a woman pray vnto God sncouered 2 14 Doeth not nature it (elfe teach pou, that ifaiman baue long * haire,it is a hame vnto him? er oy Is Butifawoman haue long Haire, itis ion. te Chrift, Womens heads coueéred. t Wemukrake © heede that tho- row our abufe, our libertie be not condemned, u Ifbythebenes — fit of God I may eate any kind of meat, why fhould I by my default caule tkis benefit tobe cuill poker of? Col.3. i 7. x That is, the in · firme. ; y Which are in⸗ different, 2, Theff: 3.9, Or, 1m al things remember mle, Ephefi.5.23. a Thisis referred to cOmen prayct and preaching : for although ene fpeake,yet the action is com- mon, fo,that the whole Church may be fayd to pray or preach, | Or, preaching. b Thistradition was obferued ac- cording to the time and place that all things might be done m comilincffe and to edification. c Reade Chap. 14.24. | Or. polled. Gen.t.26.0 5." © and9.6 col. 3 10 d The image of Gods glory in whom his maic- ftie and power thine concerning his authority. e Or,receiueth her glery, in commendation of man, & there. fore is ſubiect. Gen. 2.18. 22. f Some thingte coer her head in figne of ſuhie⸗ To whom they al‘o hew their diffolution, and not onely h Whois autherand mainteiner oftheir mutuall con- iunction, i For asGodmadethe womanof man , fe now is mas muitiplicd byths woman, K As women vie to weare, a prayſe The Lords Supper. ` J For God hath vinen to woman Tonger haire then vnto man, to the - endethe fhould trulſe ic vp about her head, where- by the declareth that fhe muft co- uer her head. m Not that all were ſo, but the moft patt. n Gods Church is notonely fub- ie& to diffention astouching or- ders and maners, ‘but alfo to here- fies as touching doctrine. © Who ought onely to beare authositie ia the Church, Matth.26.26, marke 14.22. bake 42.19. p Signifying the maner of his death, when his body fhould,as it were, be torne and broken with - molt gricuous corments(albeit not as the thighs of the theeues = were) which thing the brea- king off bread, asa figure,doth moft liuely repre- fent. ‘By peruerting * true and pure vfeot the fame. 2 Cor,t3.5* t` But as though thefe holy myfte- ries of the Lords body and blood were common meate,(o without reuerence he cô- meth ynto them, f Or, die. Let them looke to themfelues, which either adde or take away from the Lords inftitution, i a paile vnto her foz her paire fs) ginen bee foz a couering. : 16 ut tfany man luf tobe contentious, twee haue no {uch cuſtom, neither the Shur- chesofGou. $ 17 ¶ Now in this that J declare, J pzaife you not, that pe come together not with pos fit, but with burt. . 18 for trl of all, when ye conte together in the Cyurch, J heave that there are bilen tions among pou; and F| beleeue it co be true u ti fome part. 19 Foꝛ there muſt bee = hereſies euen a- mong pou, that they which are appzooucd as mong you, might be knowen. 20 hen pe cometogether therefore in toone place, this is net to eate the Lows fupper. 21 Fez euery man when they Hould eate, taketh hts own {upper afoze.and one is hun⸗ grie, and another ts Drunken, 22 Haue pee not boules to cate and to Minke in? deſpiſe ye the Church of God,and thame them that haue not ? what hall q fa in pou ? Hall J parle you inthis ? Jpꝛaiſe u not. 23 Foꝛ J haucreceined ofthe o Loꝛd that which J alfo baue Delivered vnto pouto wit, thatthe Lorde Jelus inthe night that hee twas betrayed, tooke bread: | 24 "And when be had giuen thankes.be bake it, and fayn, Cake, cat: this is my bo- DY, which is r broken foz pou: this Boe pe in remembzance of me, 25 Afterthefame manner alfohe tooke the cup when hee had fupped, laying, Chis cup isthe newe Teſtament in my bloode: this y ag oft as yee drinke tt, in remembrance of mee. 26 For asoftenas ye hall eat this bread, and Dink this cup,ye hem the Loris Death til be come. 27 CGperefore, whofoener Wall cate this bread, and Minke the cup ofthe Lord a vn⸗ worthily, pall be guiltie of the body ¢ blood of the Lod. 28 * Let aman therefore evamine hime felfe, and folet him eat of this bead, and drinke of this cup. 4 29 For heethateateth and drinketh vn⸗ worthily, eateth and drinketh hts own Dame Hele anane he Difcerneth not the Loos o y. < 20. F0? this caule manpare weake, and ficke among you,and many í fleepe. 31 Foxit we would iunge our ſelues, we fhoulanotbeiudged. 32 But when we ate iudged, we are cha- ftened of the Lord, becauſe we fhouls sot be condemned with the world. 33 Catherefore,my betien, when pe come © together to cate,tary one fo: anorber 4 And ik any man be hungry, let him eat at homie, thatye come not together vnto con Demnation. Dtherthings will 3 (et in oder when J come. CHAP. XII. ' a The diuerfitie of the gifts of the holy Ghoft ought tobe vfedte the edifying of Chrifts (Church, 12 As thenmembers of mans body ſerue tothe v fe one of another, Chap.xij. n Whofe vie feemeth tobe mote vije, i TIES - Ni would not haue pou 2ignozant. 2 Peknow that ye were Gentiles , and were karied away ynta the > dumbe idoles, as pe were: led, i 3 Mherefore J declare vnto you, that no man* peaking by the 4 Spirit of Ged, calleth * Jeſus ereccable : allo nomancan m that gelus is the Lord, but by theboly 4 Row there are Dinerlities of gifts but the fame Spirit. i > 5 Andthere are dtuerlities of admini- firations,but the fame Lod. | And there are Dinerlittes of operati- a? — God is the tame, which wozkerh all 7 But the manikeltation of the Spirit is giuen toenery man, to «profit withali. S Foꝛ toone is ginenby the Spirit the word of wifedome . and to another the wod oft knowledge by the fame Spirit: 9 Andtoanother isgiven ¢ fatth, bythe fame Spirit ; and to another the gtftes of Healing, by the fame Spirit: 7 Io Gnd to another b the operations of great workes: and toanother, i prophecies and to another, £ the arlcerning of ſpirits: and to another, Diuerfities of tongues: and to another, the tnterpzetation of tongues. 11 * Andall thele things woorketh euen the felfe fame Spirit, Diltributing to euery man ſeuerally as he will. 12 Foras the bedyisene , and hath ma- ny members, and all the members of the bo- Dp, which ts one, though they bee many, yet are but one body ; euen lo is Chꝛiſt. 13 Forby one pirit art wee all bapti- zed into Lone body, whether wee be Jewes or Grecians, whether wee beebond, o2 free, and bane beene all made to minke Into ene Dpirit. 14 Foꝛ the body alſo isnot one member, but many. , E 15 Ifthe foote would fay, Becauſe F am not the hand, 3 am not of the body is it there foze not of the body? 16 And tf the care would fay, Becauſe J am notthe eve, Jamnot ofthe bony, tsit therefore not of the body? 17 Itthe whole body. were an eye, where were the bearing 2 FE the whole were hea- ring, where were the fmelling ? 18 But usw hath God diſpoſed the mem- bers cuery onc of them in the body at dis owne pleafure. were the body? 20 But nowe are there many members, yet but m one bony? : 21 And the eye cannot fay vnto the hand, J have no need of thee : 202 the head againe to the feet, Jhaue no need of you. 22 Dea, much rather thole members of the bony, which ſeeme tober * moze feeble, Spirituall gifts. 515 Dw concerning (piritual gifts, bretheen, a The Corinthi- ans havin g nota- ble gifts feemed ,tohaue fore gotten, of whom, and for what end they had receyued them. b Which could not heare your prayers, c By Satans fug- geſtion. Marke 9.39. d As fo man that hath the fpirit of God, canblaf pheme Chrift, and worlhip idoles:fo none can acknowledge Chrift for Lord and God without the fame fpirit, Ioh# 13.13.” chap.8.6. phil, 2.11. e To wit,the Church, which is the whole body, f That is, the vne _ derftanding of the Scriptures, g Todoonely — miracles by, h To works by ‘miracles a gainit ` Satan aml hypo⸗ crites,as was done againft A- nanias, Elymas, &c. i Meaning, the declaration of Gods myfteries, k Totry both the dorine and the perfons, « Rom. 12.3. ephe 4.7. i That we — ne bodywith Mein an the whole Church one Chrift:of the 19 $02 tEthep were all one member,where which con- iun@ion, Bap- tifmeand the Lords Supper are effe Guall fignes: forby Baptifme we are regenerate into one fpirit, and by theLords Supper, wé areincorporate into Chrifts body,tobe gouerned by the famelpi- rit. m And therefore whatfoetier the diuerfity is, yer the profite * ought to bee common, and ferue tothe edification of the Church. arg z Thepraifeofloues < ` ' are necefarie. -~ 23 And vpon thole members of the body, which we think moſt vnhoneſt, put we moze o Wearemore ° honeiticon : and our vncomely parts halie carefull to couer mole comelineſſe on. them- 24 Foꝛ our comely parts needitnot ; but GHod haty tempered the boBytogether, and ` nae giuen the moze honor to that part which ackeo, _ 25 Leat there Gould bee any dtuilion in p Euery onein the boy; butthat the members ſhould r haue isofficeforthe tije fame care one foz another. preferuation of 26 Therefore tf one member Cuffer , alt the body, fuffer with it; if one member bee had in ho⸗ q ForallChut- nour ail the members reioyce with tt. ches difperfed 27 fawyceare thebooy of Chriſt, and throughoutthe members 44 fo? your part. world are diuers 28 * And Sod hath ordeined fomein the members of one 1 Church ¢ as firt Apoſties, ieconBly 1020: body. phets, thirdly teachers, tyen them that doe \Or,euery ose — miracles: after that, the gifts of healing, for his part. £ helpers, gonernors, Diucrlitte of tongues. Epheſca. i1. 29 Are all Apoſtics? Are all Pꝛophets? zr As Deacons, are all teachers? f As Elders. 20 Are all Doers of miracles? haue all the }Or,doyouthes gittsof healing? do all [peake with congues? defire the beſt -Do allinterpet? Lifts, 21 But | delireyou the beſt gifts , and J will Hew pou a moe exceilent way. CHAP. XIII. Becaufe loue s tbe fountaine aud rule of edify- ing the Church, he [etteth forth the nature, offices and praife thereof. Tough J ipeake with the tongues of met, and? Angels, and hane notloue, J] ge founding baile, o2 a tinckling cym⸗ a e 2 And though J had the gift of prophe· cie,and knew all ſecrets, and ali knowledge, pea, if 3 baa allfaith, lo that 3i could re⸗ mouc? nsuntatnes, and bad not loug, J were nothing. ; 3 Audthongh J feede the pooze with all my goods, and though F give ny body, that 3 be burned, and haue not loue, itpoñteth me nothing, 4 Louetuffereth long : itisbountifull: lowe enuieth not: loue Doth not boak tt ſelte: it is not puffed vp ; § Frdildaincrh not : it fecketh not her otone things itis not pꝛouoked to anger sit thinketh not enill: a Ifthe Angels had tongues,and I hadthe vle thereof,and did . not below them to profit my neighbour, ic were nothing but vaine babling, b . Faith ishere taken for the gift of doing mira- eles, which the wicked may hauc, as Mat.7. 23. andalfofor that faith (called hiftorical) which belceueth the 6 Jtretovceth not in iniquitie bnt reioy⸗ - migbty power cethinthetruth: f of Chrift, bur 7 It luffereth all things : it beleeneth cannotappree ‘allthings : it hopeth all things : it endu⸗ , hend Godsmer- refth¢ ailchings. ciethroughhim: 8 Loue doeth neuer fall away, thongh andtbisdiuels that prophecyings bee aboliſhed, o2 the haue, lam 2-19. tongues ceaſe, o2 knowledge vantth away. andthereforeis — Q Fore we kirowinf part,and wel po feparated from charitie, but the faith that iuftifieth in effe@ cannot, as 1. Iohn 2.9, Matth.17.20./uke.17-6. © Not that it ſaffereth it felfe to be abu- fed, but indgeth others by all loue and humanitie. d Which may be without offence cf Gods word, e Knowledge it felfe fhall be perfected inthe world to come, and nor abolithed: bur the maner of knowing and teaching (hall ceafe, when we {pall bee before Gods prefence,where we fhall neither necd ſchooles nor teachers, f Thar tsgimperfeatiy. Or, teach. I.Corinthians. pheſie it part. — — oa which fs perfect, is ’ i e — bich is in part, Wall be a IL Chen J was achilde, J tpakeas a chide, Jvnderttood as a child, J thought as a childe:but when J became aman J put away chiloith things. 12 jfoz nowe wee fee e through a glate Darkly, but then thal we (ce face to tace. jow J know in part:but then Wall J know euen as j am| knowen. 13 And now abideth faith, hopeans loue, cuen theis three; but the » cijiefei of rhel is loug. CHAP, XIIII, 2 He exhorteth ta loue,commendeth the gift of tongues, andother ſpirituall gifts, 5 But chiefly prophecying. 34 He commandeth women to keepe Silence in the Church, 40 And fheweth what good order ought to be obferued in the Church. Diowatterloue, and couet ſpiritual gifts, and rather that pe map? prꝛopheſie. 2 For hethat ſpeaketh a frange tongue, {peaketh not vnto men,but vnto God: foe no iman? heareth him: howbett in thec ſpirit be (peaketh fecret things, 3 But he that prophelieth, ſpeaketh unto men to edifying, and to crhozration, andte comfort. 4 Wethat{peaketh Grange language, chi- feth ¢ytmielfesbut be that paopyelterh,ent- feth the Church. 5 J world that yee all ake ſttange lan- guages, butrather that yee pꝛopheſied: foz greater is hee that proppeliety, then bee that (peaketh diners tongues, except hee ex⸗ pound it, thatthe Church may recetue etii- 6 And now, hethen, ik come onto you {peaking diuers tongues what all 3 pofte you, except J| (peake to you. ettherby E reue · lation, o2 by knowledge; oz by prophelping, oł bp Doctrine? i 7 Woreouer, things without life, which gine afonnd, whether itbeea | pipe, 02an harpe, except they make a diſtinction in the founds, Dow thall tbe kuowen what ts pi- ped o2 barped ? 8 And alio if the trumpet gine an vncer⸗ taine found, who ſhall prepare himſelfe to battell? c 9 Solikewileyou, by the tongue, except pentter words that haue fignification , how fhall it be vnderſtood what ts ſpoken? foz pe all(peakeinthef aire. 10 There are lo many kindes of voyces (y as it commeth to pafe) inthe world, and nonce ofthem ts s Dumbe. Il Except J knew then the power of the popce, J hall be vnto bint that (peaketh, +a ‘Barbarian, and he that (peaketh, Mall bea Warbartan vuto me. 12 Guen (o, koraſmuch as pee couet ipiri. tuallgifis, leeke that pee may excell onto the edifying of the Church. 13 Civerefoze, tet him that fpeaketh a Rrange tongue, pray that he may interpeet. 14 Foꝛ ĩt Ipꝛap ina ftrange tongue , mp ſpitit i pzayeth : byt ming vnderſtanding 13 without! fruit, Is bat Of ftrange tonguese g The myfteries of God, \|Or,tazeg ht o Ged. eht of b Becaufe it fer- ucth both here and in the life to come: but faith and hope appere taine onely to. this life, a That isto ex- pound the word of God tothe edification ofthe Church, - b Vaderftandeth him. c By the fpiritu- ail gift, which ke hath receined. d For be profi- teth nonefaue himfelfe. e The prophecie expoundeth that which God hath renealed: and the doGrineteacheth ~ that which he hathgiuen vs to vnderftand. || Or, flute. f at words fhall be lott: for ye ſhall neyther glorihe God thereby,nof pro- fit man, } } Oryas the thing requireth, g That is,they may beableto be vnderſtood. h Hecondeme neth the Corin⸗ thians of barba- roufpeffe in that thing whereby they thought to haue attayned to the greatefipraile, of eloquence. i And doeth his art, k Not in refpe® of him that prays eth, but in refpe® of the Church, which is nothing edified thereby. Interpretation neceffary. 1 Or,giue thanks by finging. Ig Mhat is it then? F twill pray with the trit, but J will pray with the vnderſtan · ding allo; J will! ting with the (pirit, but J will fing with the vnderſtanding alfo. 16 Eis, when thou bleſſelt with the pi- ttt,bow ibail be that occupieth the roome of m Onconey the ynlearned, lap, = Amen,at thy guung of made the praiersy eae h p gumg ant ee ctof —— teeing bee knoweth not what thou thepeoplefole 17 “Fox thouverily ginet thankes wel — ni perk but che other ts not edited. b rin Kar 18 3| thanke my God, J ſpeake languages muen dih il maze then pee all. si st qa Ig DPethad F rather in the Church ta a thax S, Peake» fine wordes with mine vnderttan· ras bos A aJ Bing that J might allo taftruct others, sedi that God —— — theulande wordes tra ſtrange would graunt 20 Bꝛethꝛen, be net* children in vnder · cheir requelis, n Thacis,moft fewe. tanding butas concerning maliciouſneſſe bee childzen, but in vnderuͤanding bee ofa ripe age. Might 21 Inthe Law it is written, *° By men Ijzz a L oferher tongues, ¢ byetherlangnages will deut. 28.49. J (peake wnto this people: pet fa hall thep ꝛerem.5.15. not beare me,faith che Lord. egyk. * 22 CQherefoze ftrange tongues are fo: a 5 Het J— P figne,not to them that beleeue, but to them — arpa —— beleeue not: but pꝛopheſying ferueth not ——— aspen that beiceue not,but fo: them which contempt of his word,and their counterfritig- ⸗ riorance, for as much as to fpeake with vnknowen tonguesis a figne of Gods curfe toward the wic- ked. p OfGods curfe when they are not vadet{tood, q By hearing his fecret faults ript vp, andhis finnes feprooucd by Gods word,he is compelledby his owne confci- ence to prayſe God r Which ex- pound the word of God, { Paul beareth as yet with their weakenefle,be- caufealfo theſe were the gifts of God: but yerhee fheweth that _ they fhould not paffe this mea- fore,that firt one, afterano- - 23 Jf therefore when the whole Church is come together in onz,and all {peak frange tongues, there come in thep that are bnicars neB,02 thep which beleeue not, will they not fay,that pe are out of pour wits ? _ 24 utifall pꝛopheſte, and there come tnong that beleeueth not, ozone unlearned, q F is rebuked of © all men, and is indgeð of all. ' 25 And fo are the feeretes of his heart made manifett,and [o he will fall Downe on bis face and wezibip God, and fap plainely, that God isin you indeed. 26 Cbatistobce done then, brethzen ? when yee come together, according as cuerie one of pou hath a Palme, or hath Doctrine, or hath a tongue, or bath reuelation, or bath tinterpretation,.lec all things bee Done vate evifping. 27 Jf any man peake a ftrange tongue, let it be bp ttuo,o2 at the f malt by thzee, and that by courle and let ope interpret. 28 Butif there be no tnterpzeter, let him keepe lilencein the Church, which fpeaketh — ages ales bim peake te hunfelfe,and 0 Go 29 Let the Prophets ſpeake, two 02 thee and let che other iunge. 30 And ik anp thing bee reueiled to ano: —F fitteth by, let the firt hoide bis 3I Foꝛ pe map all provhelicone by one, has all may learne, and all may baug comt- 32 Andthe lpirits of the Prophets are s (ubiect to the Prꝛophets. 33 Foꝛ God is not theaurhor of confufion, but of peace, as we cein all the Churches of rhe Saints. 34 *Let your women keepe = filence in the Churches: fozttis not permitted vnto them to ſpeake: butthcy ought tobe fubiect, as ali the * Latu ſayeth. 35 And ikthey will learne any thing , let them afke their huſlbands at pome : foz it ts a ſhame foz women to (peake in the Church. 36 y Game the word of God out from pou? either came tt unto pouonely ? 37 Jf any man thinke himitite to beea Dꝛophet, oꝛ ·pititual let him acknowledge, that the things that J wꝛite vnto ysu, are the connnandements of the Lod. 38 And tfanp man be tqnozant, let him de ignorant. * 39 WAherekore brethren, couet to propbe« fie and forbid nor to ſpeake — 40 Letall things bee Done honẽſtly and by oder. Chap.xy. Chrifts death andrefurreStion. -516 u To the intent that others may iudge of bim that bath (poken,ifhe haue paffed the cõpaſſe of Gods word : wherefore Saint Iohn com» mandeth to try the fpirits whe- ther they be of God. 1.791.300, x Becaufethis diforder was in the Church tha women viurped that which was peculiar to mers the Apoftle here theweth what is meet to be done, and what is not; and albeit hee mentioned this abufe before,yet he referred itto this place to be reprooued, becaufe there hebrought it in for another purpofe. Ges, 3.16. y Are ye the firit or the laft Chriftia:.s, that yee neither fubmit your felues to the Churches of whom ye haue receined the Golpel? nor haue refpe& to the others,to whom the Gofpel doth likewife appertaine? z To hauc vnderftanding of {pirituall things, a If any man haue judgement, let him acknowlege that I [peake of the Spirit of God, and fo let him obey: and ifhe haue no judgement, let him acknowledge his igno- rance,& trouble not the Church , but credit them that are learned, ` CHAP. XV. He prewcth the reſurrection of the dead,3 And frh that Christ is nfen: 22 Then that wee fhal? rife, 52 Ana the maner how. ty pee * brethren, J Declare vnto psu ithe Golpel, which Fj preached vnto pou, which ve bane allo receiued, and wherein pe continue, i 2 And whereby peare faucd, ifye keepe in memozie after what maner J preached it vnto pou, 3 except pee haue belceued in vaine. 3 Foꝛ firſt of all, J deliuered vnto you that which >Jreceiued, how that Chit Dtcd Foz our finnes, according te the*Dcrips tures, E 4 And that he was buried, and that be arofe the third Day,accozding tothe Scrip- tures, s And thathee was feene of Cephas, then of thee twelue. 6 After that, hee was feene of moe then fiue hundzeth brethren at once: whereof ma- ny remaine vate thts preſent, and fome alle are afleepe. 7 After that, bee was leeneof James: then of all the Apoftics. S *Anodlattof all, bee was ſeene aloof me, as of one boꝛne out of Due time. 9 For Zam *theleak of the Apoſtles. which am net meete to bee called an Apo- fie, becaufe J perlecuted the Church of Gal. t.11. a if you beleeue to be faued by the Gofpel, yee muft beleeue alfo the refurreGion of thedead, whichis one of the principall points thereof,or els your beliefe is but vaine. b He fheweth y nothing ought to betaughe, which we haue not learned by Gods word, F453-5« I pet.2.24. Ionas 2.1, 10. Iohn. 20. 19. c Although lu- das wanted, yet they were fo cal- led ftill. AGS 9.4. r0m.6. 3. ther, and atthe vtmoft the third thould reade ina Rrange language, Gov which was to declare Gods miracle in the gift of tongues: bur chiefly hee commaundeth that nothing bee done without interpretation, £ Orjlearniag, which Gods pitit moucth them to vtter- Ephef- 3 8. Io *But bythe 4 grace of God, 3 am that Ephef: 3.7 d For he was the intrument and minifter,and gineth the whole glory to God, Ttt 4 Hams _ that is rayfed,all forgiuen, nor The refurrection of he body J ams and bis grace whichisinmee, was > fot muatne : but J laboured moze aboun- Y Dantly then they all: yet not Jbut the grace of Goo whichis with me. \ IL Ciberefore whether tt were J, oꝛ they, ſo we pꝛeach, and lo baue pe beleeues. _ 12, Row iftt be preached , that Chait is rifen from the Dead, bow fap fome aniong you , that there ts no relurrection of the ean? 13 Foz ik there bee no reſurrection of the Dead, then ts Chit not riſen. j 14 Andif Cheilt be not rifen,thenis our e Chriftsdeathis preaching * vaine, and pour ffaith is alſo noteff-Guall, vaine. its except he rile ig And wee are found allo falie witneſſes from death, of God : (02 wee baue teſtified of God , that f Forif Chrift be He hath ratled pp Chatit : whom he hath not fwaliowed vp of ratled vp, it ſo be the dead be not raiſed. deach,there re- 16 Foꝛ itthe dead be not rapid, thents maineth no hope Chꝛilſt not rated. oars ; oflifeany more, 17 And it Chil be not railed, pour faith g As morufica- tgs patne: ye ate pet in vour finnes, tionand remili- 18 Snd lo they which are alleep tn Chiff, onoffinnesie- atepertibeD. 3 pendon Chrifts -19 fin thts life] onely wee baue hope in ceath:foous Chꝛilt,we are of alinen the mot muferable. quickening and 20 But now ts Chat rilen from the reftoring to life Rand in his re- furreGion. h. Youare not that flepe. 21 Foꝛ fince by mancame Death, bp man came alſo the relurrecttonofthe Dead. 22 fo as in Avam ail die, euen fo in fan@ified, k Chꝛiſt fail) all be made altue, fOr, only forthis 23 Wuteuetpmanin his *owne oder: fe fake. : the firt fruits is Chit afterward, they that Colt, 18.reu.0.5. ase Of Chꝛiſt, at bis comming thal rife againe. 1 As bytheoffe. 24 Then ſhall be the end, when hee bath ringofthefirt, w deliuered vp the kingdDome te God, euen fruit the whole > the Father when be bath put Downe all rule fruit is anGified, and all authoꝛitie and power, fo by Chrift 25 Foz bee mult reigne* till be hath put which isthe Art all bis enemies under bis Feet. 26 The laſt enemy that Hallbe deſtroy· haue aſſutance of ed, is Beath, PRA the relurreĝion, 27 * Foꝛ bee bath put Downe all thinges k Who rofefirt: vnder Dts feet. (And when he faith that all fromihe dead to things are ſubdued to him, it is mantfelt that take pofleflionin hee ts excepted, which DIB put Borwne all ourficthforvs things vnder him.) his members, 28 And wher ali things hall be lubdued iTowitthe vnto him then ſhall the Gonncallovimielte ſaithfull. bee (ubiect vnto him, that DD ſubdue all 1.Thefi4. 15. things vnder bin, that God may bee » ail m Chriftasheeis trail, ; manand headof 29 Els, what fall they Doe which are the Church,is baptized ° P for dead ? ifthe Dead rife notat faid to be fubic& all, why are thep then baptized fo: Dead? to God :butin att reſpect of the world, is king of heauen & earth. This kingdome ſtan- deth in gouerning the faichfull,& ouercomming the aduerfaries,euen death thechiefeft: which done , Chriftbeing perfe ted with all his members, (hall as he is man,and head of the Church, with his fellow heires deliuer his kingdome,& be fubic& to God, with whom & the holy Ghoft in Godhead he is equall.P/a4.110.0.4€4s 2.34,35 .beb.1, 13.0 10.03. P/21.8.6,heb.2 8. n We fhalbe perfe&ly fulfilled with his glory and felicitie. o That is,as dead, and becaufethey were but newly come to Chrift,would be baptized before they died, p Except thefe rbings be true of Chrifts kingdome, & hisfubie@ion,what (hall become of them whom the Church daily baptizeth , for to deflroy death in them,which is} end of Baptilme, and fo they to rife againe? I. Corinthians. Bead.& was made the * Öri i fruits of them: proued. Thelaft Adam: - 30 aby ate wee alfoin ieopardie euery oure? 31 9 By our reioycing which F haue in Toit Jeius our Lob, J dic Dayly. 32 Jf 3 baue fonght with beats at €: phetus after the manner of men, what ade uatageth it me ifthe Dead be not raiſed wpe it US Cate And Dinkes forto morrow wee ail Die. 33 Wee net deceiued: *euill (peakings coꝛrupt good maners. regardto this 34 Awake te liuerighteoufly, and finne prefent life, and nor ; foz fome haue not the knowledge OF notto Gods glo. God: F tpeake thisto pour ſhame. ry,and life euer- 35 But ome men will fay, iow arethe lalting. Dead rayſed vp? and with what body come 7/2 22.13. they forth? 3 wifd, 2.6. 36 D foole, that which thou fowell,is not *Mexander in ginckened, except it die. Thaides 37 And that which thou wet, thou loweſt not that body that hallbce, but bare r cone, agit faileth, of mheate, oof ſome o⸗ f There is one ther. fubftance as tou⸗ 38 Gut God giueth it a body at his plea chingthefieh _ fure euen to cuety (eed his owne body. both of man and 39 All fieh isnot the fame fleth,but there bealt, but the dif is one í flethof men, and another flen of ference isastou. beaftes,and another of fifves, and another ching che qua- of birds. litie. 40 There arealfoheanenly bodtes , and t Euenasthe earthly bodies; but the glory of the heauenly Sunne and the is one, and the glory of the earthly isanother, Moone, being of 4I Cheretsanother glory ot thetiunne, one fuditance, andanother glozy of the moone, and ange differin cignities ther glozy ofthe ſtarres: foz one ftarte Dife fo inthe refurree fereth from another ftarre in glory. Gion our bodies 42 Hpsalloistherelurrection of the Dead. ſhall haue more The body is ſowen in cozruption, & is raiſed excellent quali- in incorruption. ties then they 43 It is ſowen in diſhonour, and is ray⸗ haue now, fed in glozy; it ts ſowen in weakenefie , and u For whatis is raiſed in power. more vileto 44 Jtis fowen anaturall body , andis Icoke vnto, then ratied a * ſpirituall body: there ts a naturall the dead carkeis ? body, and there ts a ſpirituall body. x Not changing 45 Asitisalfowsitten, Che fir man thefubfiance, Adam was made a lining foule: and the but made partae | lat Adam wasmade a y quickentngy Dpirtt. ker of the divine 46 Howbeit that was not firft made which nature, is ſpirituall: but that which is naturall and Gene.2 7. afterward that which is fptrituall. y Chrif bringeth 47 The lirſt man isoftyeearth earthly: vsfromheaucn the fecond manis the Lod zfrombeanen. the Spirit of life. 48 Asis the earthly, fuch are they that are z Thisis attribue earthip: and as is the heauenly, fuck are thep ted to Chrift as alld that are beaucnly. concerning his 49 Ana as wee haue borne the + image of diumitienotin ® the earthly : fo Hall wee beare the image of refpea of bis hue the heauenty. manitie, whofe 50 This fay J, brethren, that > fle and fieth hath this blood cannotinberite the kingdome of God, glory by f powes neither Doeth corruption inberite incorrup· of God who tion. 4 dwelleth init, SI Beholde, J thew youa fecret thing, a Both infub- Cie Mall not all eepe , but wee thallall bee Rance and forme e changed, ye are earthly. F pra) Ò This naturall hodyas it isnow,til it be made new by the Spiritof Chrift. c When = oa — to aa bah of the Saints Mall be aliue, whom hee will change euen asif they were dead , fo that ibi Bickcadof daO images 2 — —— 52 Jn q Iraketo wite neffe all my fo- rowes wherein I may iuſlly reioice in the Lord, tbat I haue fulte ined them among you r That is,hauing b | Our victorie. Math.24 3%. Ithe f4.16. 1/2.25.8. revel 7. 37. | TD Death, whereis thy victozy? D graue, Where ts thy iing? Hofe.t 3014. beb 2.8 4. d Sinne firlt brought in death and giueth it power ouer Vs, and the ftrength offinne isthe Jaw, becaufe it doth reveale the judgement of God againft vs: or elsthe chicfe caufe of our de- ſtruction is in our ſelues. g2 In a moment, in the twinckling of att eye at thelat *trumpet:toz the trumpet thal biow, and chedead Mall bee raiſed yp inco» rupteble,and we Malbe changed, i §3 Foz this coꝛruptible muit puton its corruption:and this Mozcail mult put on ün- moꝛtalitie. 54So when this corruptible hath put on intorruption, and this mortal hath put on immoꝛrtalitie then Hall be bꝛought to patie the faying that is witten, * Death ts fwa- lowed bp intovictorte, ; s5 T° D Death, where is thy hing? D graue, where isthy victorie? 56 The fing of Death is ſinne: and the 4 ttrength ofiinne is the Law. , 57 * Butthankes veeunte God, which hath giuen vs victory though our Loa Je: fus Cit. §8 Therefore my heloued brethzen, be pe fedfalt, vnmooueable, abundant alwayes in the worke of the LoD, foralmuch as pee know that pour labour ls not in e vaine in the Lord. 1. Zohn 5.5. € Thehope of refurre€tion cauſeth the faithfull to fur- mount all difficulties, AEs 11,29. and 12.25.70. 52,12 Ais 18.23, a Vpon the firk day of the wecke, which the Scrip- ture calleth the Lords day, Others Sunday, they accuftomed not only inthe Church, but at home alfo accor- ding to euery CHAP XVL He putteth them in remembrance of the gathe- ving jorthe poore brethren at Terufalem. 13 We — — in faith, in the loue of Chrift and our Highbour. 15 After his commendations he wifheth to them all profperity. Gor * the gathering fo2 the Saintes, as I haue ordained tn the Churches * of Galaria, fo Doc ye atio. 2 ⸗Euery firk day ofthe weeke, let euery one of you put aide by himſelfe, and lay vp as God hath prolpered wim, that then there be ne gatgerings when J come. 3 And when Zam come, whomſoeuer ye fhatl allow > by letters, them will J ſend to bzing your liberality vito Jexuſalem. 4 Andifitbe meete that J goe allo, they Hall goe with me. § Mow J will comevnto pou, after J haue gone though Macedonia (fo: 3 will mans zeale,to lay paie through Macedonia.) 5 vp ome piece of, 6 And itt mapbee that J will abide,pea, money toward the reliefe of the poore brethren, b Which yefhall fend by them thavcarrie the money, 02 winter with you, that ve may being me on my way whttherfocuer J] goe. 7 Foꝛ 3, will not {ee pou now in my pal fage: but Itruſt to abide a while with you, Chap. xvj. ifthe Lon permit. À 3 And FZ wul tary at Ephes vntill Pentecolt. 9 Foꝛ a great doore and « effectuall ts moe ynte me; but there are many aduer · abies, 9) . IÒ ¶ Mow if Timothens come, fet that he be? without feare with yor, fo2 hee worteth the worke of the Load, euen as J oe, II Letno man therefore e delpile him: but convey him forth fin peace, that be map tame vnto me : for J looke foz him with tye brethzen. 12 As touching our brother Apollos J greatiy Delired Fim to come vnto pou with the beethzen: but bis minde was not at all te come at this time: howbeit be wiil come when he Mall haug connentent ime, 13 -€ £ Match ye: Land falt in the faith ; quite you like nicn,end be rong. 14 Letal your things be Done tnt lone. 15 Mow, hethen, I beleech pou (pee know the boule ef Stephanas, that ts the 'firit fruitesof Achaia, and that they Hane given themelues to minifter vnto the @aints. ) ‘ ager ergy 16 That pe bek obedient enen vito fuch ant to all that belpe with bs and labour. 17 Jam glad of the comming of Gtepha- nas, and fortunatus,and Achatcus-foz they Baue | {upped the want of you. : 18 Foz they haue comforter my 1 fpirit and pours: acknowledge therfore ſuch men, 19 Che Churches of Alta falute you: Aquila and Pꝛiſcilia with the Church that m their Houle, falute pou greatly in the od. 20 All the brethrꝛen greet you. Greet ype oneansther with an *holy™ kiſſe. a Thei falutation of me Paul with ming owne hand, 22 JE any man loue not the Lord Jefus Chit, let him bee had inevecration, yea excommunicate to Death. ook 25 The grace of our Loyd Jefus Chik be with pon. j a ae 24 My loue be with you all in Chꝛiſt Fe- fis. Amen, The firt Epiftle to the Cozinthiang, wit- ten from = Philippiand fent by Htephanas, —* Fortunatus and Achaicus, and Timo: CUS. The fecond Epiftle of Paul to the Corinthians.. THE ARGVMENT, A Snothing can be written either lo perfectly, or with fo greataffection & zeale, which is not yns profitable to many , and refilted by fome : So the firft Epiftle written by S, Paul to the Corinthi-. ans, befides the purity and perfe@ion of the do&rine, fheweth a lone toward them far pafling all na- turail affections: which didnot onely not profite all , but hardened the hearts of many toremaine in their ftubburneffe,and contemne the Apoftles authoritie. By reafon wherof Saint Paul, being let with iuft occafionsto come vnto them , wrote this Epiftle from Macedonia, minding to accomiplifh the worke which he had begun among them, Firftthercfore hee widheththem wellin the Lord, — — è Remaine in faith. 517 c Becaufe God blefied his la- bour, d Willing that they fhould de- fend him againft the adunerfaries of Chrift, becaufe it is the Churches duety to be carce full for the pree feruationo f their minifters. e As though hee were toe yong tobea minilter. f That is,fafe and found, g Left Satan ſteale vpon you at vnawares, h For they had every man te- fpeatto bimfelfe contrary to loue. i Thatis,the firft which embraced ‘the Gofpel. k And reverence - them, 1 The griefe that Ttooke for your abfence, was greatly affwaged by their preſence. lOr minde, Rom. 16,16; 2Co: 13.1 2» 1pet.5 14, — of mutuall loue, which thing was obferued in the — primitive Church . when the Lords ` Supper wasmi- — niftred,. on \Or, Maranatha. n Oras is moſt probable, from = Ephefus, , The profite of affliGtions. II.Corinthians. that albeit certaine wicked perfons abuſed his aſflictions to eondemne thereby his authoritie, yee they were neccflary —— and ſent to him by God for their bettering. And whereasthey blame his long abfence,1t came of no inconftancy, but to beare with their inability and imperfe@ion , leit cone trary to his fatherly affection, he (hould haue beene compelled to vfe rigour and feuerity. And astou- ching bis fharpe writing in the former Bpiftle, it came through their tault „as isnow evident both in thar, that he pardoneth the trefpaffer , feeing hee doeth repent: and alfo in that hee was vnquiet in his minde, till he was certified by Titus oftheir eftate, But forafmuckas the falie apoftles went about to yndermine his authority hee confutech theirarrogant bragges, and commendeth his office, and the diligent executing of the fame : fo that Satan mult haue greatly blinded theireycs, which fee not the brightneffe of the Gofpel in his preaching : the effe@ whereof is newnefic of life, forfaking of our felucs,cleauing to. God, fleeing from idolatry , embracing the truedoGtrine , and that forrow which engendrcth true repentance :to tke which isioyned mercy and compaffion toward our brethren: alfe wiledome to put difference betwixt the fimplicity of the Gofpel, and the arrogancie of the falie prea- chers,who vnder pretence of preaching the crueth, fought only to fill their bellies, whereas he contra- tiwife fought chem pand not their goods, as thofe ambitious perfons flandered kim : wherefore at his comming he meuaceth ſuch as rebell againft his authority, that he will declare by liuely example that heisthe faithfull ambafladour of Iefus Chrift. CHAP, L 4 He declareth the great profite that commeth «tothe faith full by their aſſictions. 15,19. And a Meaning the countrey, where- of Corinthus was the chiefe city. Ephef: 1.3. a pet.i.3. bOr, praifeand glory be giuen. c Which fuffer forChrit,or ` which Chrift ff- freth in me, Rom.7. 5. and 8.5.col.i.24. d Forfeeing him endure fo much, they had occaſiõ -to be confirmed jntheGofpel. e As God onely worketh all things in vs,(o doth he alfa our faluation by his free mercy, and ‘by fuch meanes as he bath here Jeftin this life for vs to be ex- ercifed in, £ Hereby hee fheweth bis owne infirmitie, that dit might appeare how wonderful- ly Geds graces becaufe they ſhould not impute to lightne ſſe, that he deferred his comming contrary to hts promiſe, he proweth his couStancie y beti by the fincerity of his preaching and alfo by the immutable trueth of the Gofpel. 21 Which trueth ú grounded on Chrift,and fealed in our hearts by the holy Ghoft. ke AUL anrApokle of Jeſus à Tiit, by ý wil of God, tour la brother Timotheus, tothe aye Church of God, which isat A Corinthus wali the Saints ` Sea which arein alle Achaia: 2 Otace vce with pou, and peace from one Father, and from the Lod Felus ex 7 G IG 3_ *>Blelicd be God, euen the Father of fi our Lord Jeſus Cift, the Father of mets -cies anD the God sf all comfort, 4 Cihich comfozteth vs in all our tribur atton, that twe map be able to comfozt them which are in any affliction by the comfort oueeeniiet mee our ſelues arecomforted of gD. l i ft Fat asthe: itoa pr Chig abound s lo our confolation aboundeth throu Chit. — 6 And whether wer be afflicted, it is foz your confolation,and ¢ faluation, which eis wrought in the enduring of the fame tufe- rings which toe alfo ſufter: oz whether wee be comforted , itis fog your confolation anu faluation. 7 Gnd our hope ts tefat concerning you, in as much as we know that as pre are partakers of the (uffcrings, (0 thall yce beal- {fo of the confolation. 8 Foꝛ brethren, wee would not hane you ignozant of our affliction, which came ynto bs in Alia, how we were preſſed tont of meafure palling ftrength,{o that we altage- ther Donbter,cuen of life. 9 Pea.wes receined the fentence of Death inourfelues, becaule wee thould nut truũ i ous lues but in God which rayſeth the a a Lo Aho Belinered bs from [e ® great wroughtinhim. g Iwas vtterly refolued in my felfe to dic, b So paany dangcrsof death. + a death, and Doeth Deliner vs: in whem twee trult, that pet hereatter be will deliuer vs, II * So that yelabsurtogerher tu prater far us, that foz the gift beftowed vpon vs foz many, thankes may bee gtuen By many pers fons foz us. EAEN : 12‘ Foz our retoycing is this,the teſtimo⸗ nie of our conſcience, that tn fimplicitic and godly pureneffe,and not in fieſhly wiledeme, k but by the grace of God wee haue had our conuerlationin the wold, and molt of all to vouwards. : 13 Foz we liwzite none other things vnto pou then that pe read,o2 els that peacknow>. ledge, and J true ye all acknewledgevue to the end. I4 Euen as yee bane acknowledged vs partly, that wee are pour ™ reivpcing , cuen as pe aren ours, in the ° Dap of our Lod Fie» us. Is And in this confidence was J mig: Ded firk te come vnto pou, that pee might baue had a double grace, 16 And to palie by pou into Macedonia, and to come agane ont of Macedonia vnto you, and to bee ten foo:th toward Judea of pou. i 17 Then J therefoze was thus minded, Did Jvſe lightneſſe? oz mind F thole things which J nund,r accoding to the flew, that with mee fjould bee a Peã, pea, and fray, Ray? 18 Wea, God ts faithfull, that our wod toward pou, was not Dea, and May. 19 forthe Sonne of God Nelus Chait who was preached among peu by vs, that is, byinee, and Diluanus, and Cimotheus, Me not Dea, an’ fap: but in him it was ta. 20 Foz all the promtfes of God inhim are t Pea, and are in him Amen, vnto the glory of God through vs. E 21 AnD it is God which eftabli%eth us with you in Chk, and bath anointed vs, 22 Cho hath alo *lealed vs, and bath gi- nen the earneſt of the ſpirit inour hearts. Not Yea, and Nay, Rows.2 5.39. i Herendteth a reafon why they ought to pray vnto God for his recouery. k Vfing that wifedome which God gaue mee rom heauen, 1 Ye know part- ly my conftancie both by my dwelling with you, and alfo by my writing vnto you: and í truft ye thall know mee to bethe fame vnto the very end. m In that we haue taught you the Gofpel fo, ſincerely. n Becaufe we haue wonne you to Chrift, o Which thall abolish al world- ly glory. p Which is raſh⸗ ly to promife andnot to per- forme, Now toaf- rme one thing, and then to de- nie it,which isa figne of incon- ftancy. r He taketh Gol to witneffe, that hee preached the trueth. f Heepreacheth nothing vato them but onely leſus Chrift, who isthe moft conftant and in- fallible trueth of the Father, t They are made and perfourmed, and wee arepartakers onely by him, who isour Amen, in that heg hath fulfilledthem fot vse Epheſ. 1.5 3. aud 4.30, Ephef. 3.14. chap §.S< — 3 — catiſe | would To comfort the repentant. © 23 Now J call God fo? a record vnto my fouls,that to ſpare you, 3| came not as pet vn⸗ to Counthus. Sti, 24 Hot that mee" haue Dominion ouer your fapth, bur wee are helpers of pour igp; to? by * faith pe and. u Intharl fay | I came not be. {pare you, I meane not that I haue authority to alter true religio,or to bind your coniciences, butthat 1 am Gods minifter to confirme and comfort you. , x, And faith isnot in ſubiection to man, CHAP. II, He fheweth has loue towardsthem, 7 requiring likewife that they would be fatsourable to thein- cefiueus adulterer,feeing he did repent.14 Heal- fo retoycethin God for the efficacy of his doctrine, 17 confuting thereby fuch quarrel pickers,as un- der pretence of [peaking againſt his perfon, fought xothing but the ouertbrow af his dactrine. B& J Determined thus in my feife,that J * not come againe to pou in peanuts F l $ ne . € 9 } a Which wasgi- 2 sfoziF J make you fo, who is hee then uen to Satan, but that ſhould make me glad, bur p fame which now doth repent. ig made a fory bp me ? b Whichmade 3 And J mote ? this fame thing vnto youandhimfs- yon, left when F came, 3 (houlde take beani» tryin mytormer nefie of them, of whan J ought ta reioyce: epiflle. . this confidence haue J tnyou all, that mp cAlterthisadul- toy ig theioy of yon all. tererdidrepent Æ Foꝛ in grear affliction,and anguiſh of and amend, Paul heart J] wrote vnto pou with many teares: did fo viterly calt not that pe ould be made lozy, but that yce ef aliforow,that might percetuethelouc which J haug, (pect hedenieththar ily vᷣnto you. inmanerheewas ¢ And it any haue tauled ſoꝛow, the fame any whit fory. atl not: made mee ſorp, but partiy (leſt J d Andfothould Mow d moe charge him)yet ail. incteaſe hisfor- 6 Jets (ulfictent nto the lame man, that rowewhichl jewasrebukedofmany.. would diminith, So thatnow contrariwile yee onght e The adulterer, rather to forgine bim, and comtoꝛt him, Left which entertai- the fame fbould bee ſwallowed vp with o⸗ ned his mother uermuch heauineſſe. nlaw. ; 8 Aperefoe, J pray you, that you would That atmyin- £ confirime your loue towards bin. terceflion you 9 Foꝛ this cauſe allo nid J waite, that J would declare, might know the pꝛoote of pou, whether pee bythe publike. would be obedient in all things. f confent ofthe 10 To whom ye forgine any thing, 3 for Church,that you giue alfo: toz verelptf 3 fozgaue any thing,te - imbracchima- whom J fozgaue tt, fo? pour fakes forgaue 1 it gaineasabro- in the e light of Chꝛiſt 4 . ther, feeing he Il ekt Satan ſhould bcircumuent vs: foz we are not ignorant of bis enterpzifes. 12 ¶ Furthermore, when Jcame to Tro- as to preach Chriſts Halpel,and a dooꝛe was opened vnts me of the Lazo, g Thatis,rrucly, 13 J bad no reſt lin my (pirit, becauſe J andfrommine found not Titus my brother, but tooge my heart,euen asin leaueofthem, and went alway into gate was excommu= nicate by the common con- fent. theprefenceof Donita. i ' ' ' Chit 14 i Rot thanks be vnto God, which al- h Byourrizo- watesmaketh vskto triumph in Chꝛriſt, and ronspunifhing, maketh manifet the fauour of bis know Or, in my mind, ledge by ysin euery place. iFromtbisplace 15 Foꝛ wWearcunte Gon the ſweet fauoyr yntothe 6, chap. i uu, he intreateth only of che minifters, faue he fomtimeinrermedleth, that which appertaineth to the whole Church,as chap.3.17. and 18, verfes,and not onely to the minifters, k In working mightily by vs he maketh ys partakers of his viory and tryumph, | Chap. ij. iij. Merchants ofthe word. 5 18 of Ehi in them that are faucd, æ in the which peat ; eas See 16 To the one we are the !fauour ofBeath, | The preaching vuto Death, * and to the other the {amour of of f croffe brine ltfe vnto life, and whois ficient for thele geth derbh to things? them which only I7 * Foꝛ wee are not as many, ™ which corfider Chris make merchandile of the wo28 of Gad: but deathasacom- as of fincerttie, butasof Gov in the light of mondeath, and God (peake tue hin Chait, be thereat offen- i č — ded, or els thinke it folly : and bringeth againe lifetothem; who in his death beholde their life —— Rom.i6.1 8.chæap. q. 2. m That is, which preach for gaine,& corrupt it to {erue mens affections, |] 2 ——— P a ns, {\Or,through C'H AP, III 1 He taketh for example the faith of the Corine thians for a probation af the trueth which he prea- ched, 6 Andto exalt his Apoftlefbip againft the brags of the falfe apoftles, 7.13 he maketh com- parifon betwixt the Law and theGofpel, Bi ma awe begin to praile our feines again? 02 need We as fonie other, Epiſtles of ree commendation vnto pou, 2 letters of recone mendation fromm you? 2 Pe are aur epiltle, mitt in one hearts, whith is vnderſtood and read of allmen, 3 Ju that peare mantfett to be the cpiftle of Chriſt miniftred by vs, and waitten,not withinke,but with the Spirit of the lining God, not in tables of tone, but in Aeſhly a Meaning hime and Siluanus, - b Whowere Gods pen. felfe, Timotheusy - c Thehardneffe — tables of the beart. of mans heart, - | uch tr -œ before hebe ree | — an tuch truk haue we theough Chrift ——— Dot itony table, § Mot that we are lufficient of ont felues, te thinke any thing as ofonr ſelues: but our tuffictencieis of Gov, - 6 CUbo allo bath made bs able minifters ofthe new Teſtament, not of the 4 tetter butofthee Spirit: loz the letter killeth, but the Spirit giueth iife. t 7 JE then the miniftration s of death written with letters, and ingrauen ut tones, was gloztous, fothat the childzen-of Iſraei could not beholde the faceof Moles fo: the b glozy of bis countenance (which glory is 33 pone away) F 8 Pow Khali not theminiftration of the Spirit be moze glorious ? 9 Foꝛ itthe mintitery of i condemnation was glorious, much moꝛe doeth the minittras tion ofk righteouſnes exceed in glory. 10 Fozewen that which was gloriſied.was not glorified in this potnt,thatis,as touching the ercee ding glory. Ir Foꝛ it that which poulo be aboliſhed, was gloꝛious, much moze ſhall that which re» maineth, be glorꝛious. Bzek.11,19.and fpirit of God it isas foft asfleth, that the grace of she Gofpel may bewritten init, as in new tables, fier Mofes was, gaue, f Mianing,the fpivitualldo- Grine, which is in our hearts, g Thushe nae comparifon of the Gofpel. we ufel great boloneiie of {peech.. «had fpokenwith ; 13. *Qnd wee are notas Soles, which him,andgiuca m puta vayle vpon bis facc.that the childꝛen himtheLaw. of Iſrael Hhoulde not looke vntoõ the eude i Forthe Law yi declarcthall men to be vnder condemnation, k Meaning of the Gofpel,which decia- reth that Chritt is made our righteoufnefie, 1 Inpreaching the Gof- pel. Exod.34. 33. m Mofes {hewed the Law as it was conered with fhadowes, fo that the lewes eyes were not lightned, but blinded and fo could not come to Chrift, who wastbe endthereof againe,the Gofpel ſetteth foorthrhe glory of Godcleerely, not couering our eves,but driving the darkmeffeaway fromthem, e oF... 12 Seeing then that we haue fuch trut, h aletine en a A meth the Lawin ~ 36.26.butbeing — sepenerate by the — 3 lerem, 3 1-3 1,329 d Whofe mini- e Which. Chri authour of the «mot themthat ~ hauefuchagreat ſelues to euery mans con(ctence in the fight Liberty. The image of God, n Chrift is our mediatour,and of that. which ſhould be aboliſhed. 14 Therefore their minds are Hardened: fo vutill this Day rematneth the fame coue» new Teftament xing vntaken away in the reading of the ola whofe doctrine Wellament, which vaylein Chꝛut ts putas isfpirituall,and ‘way. giueth life to che Law. is read, the paile is layd auer theit hearts. Tobu 4. 24, 16 Neuertheleſſe,when their heart Halbe o InChrit,who turned tothe Loe, the vapile thallbe taken is God manife- away, ftedinthefichh, 17 Mow the» Led is the * Spirit, and wefeeGod the where the Dpivitof the Loeis, there is li⸗ Father asin a berty. moft cleare 13 Wut wee all behold asin ao mypzrour glaſſe. the glozy okthe Loꝛd with open kace, and are changed into tbe fame image, from glozp to glorp, as by the Spirit af the Lod. CHAP, ILL x He declareth bis diligence and roundneffein bis offices 8 And that which his enemies tooke for his defaduantace,towit,the croffe and afflictions which he endured be turneth to his great aduan- tage, 15. 17 fhewing what profit cometh thereby. T eerror tang that we bane this mini- . ery, as wee haue recetued mercy, a wee ; faint nots b Meaning fuch . 2 But baue caft front vs the btloakes of fhiftsand pre- ſhame, aud * walke not in craftinetic,neither tencesasbecome Handle we the word of God Becetifully: but in Declaration of the truth we approouc our a For any trou." -bles or affliGi- ons, officcinhand. - pf Gop, Chap. 2.47. 3 FE our Golpel be then hid, it is hid te c Towit,Satan, them that areilott.. Tohnr2.3t.and In whom the* god of this world hath ¥4.30.ephe.6.t2 blinded the minds,thacis,of the tnfivels,that _ dIunwhomGod the light of the glorious Golpel of Chit, your feruants. doth thew him- ¶ which ts chetimage of God, ouin not hine felfetobeefeene: vnto them. andhere Chrift Foꝛ twee preach tot our e felues , but iscalled fo inre- Chpitt Jefus the Lon; and our lelues your fpe& of his office. feruants foz Jets fake. t33; e Astheywhich 6 Foꝛ God that* commaunded the light preach forgaine, to thine out of darkeneſſe, is hee which bath orclswhichra- fhined in £ aur hearts, to gtue the e light of feene & knowen, face of Jeſus Whit. : then to-edifie: 7 Wut wehaue this treature in earthen Gen 1.3. veſſels, that the ercellencie of that power f Whichare might be of Hod, and not of vs. 8 ee are afflicted on cucry fide, pet are : i we not in diſtreſſe: in powerty, but not ouer: uingrecejued comeofpouerty. light, (hould 9 Weareperlecuted,but not korſaken:caſt communicatethe Bowne,but we perit not. fame withothers, 10 Cuerp where wee beare about in our and therefore body the i Dying of the Lord Telus, that the Chriftcalleth lifeof Jefus might alfo be made manifelt in them thelight of pur bodies, the world, IL Foꝛ we which liue, are alwapes deli- Matth.s.14. uered vnto Death kor Jeſus ſake, that the life hAlbeirthe aloof Jeſus might be made mantfet in our miniſters of the moꝛtali fleſh. Gofpel be con- temptible as touching their perfon,yet the treafure which they carie is nothing worfe or inferiour, i Allthe faythfull, and chiefly the Mi- mifters muft drinke of this cup,becaufe the world hateth Chrift: and alſo thatthe members fhould be conformable to Chriſt their head, yet by the mighty power of Chrift, who ouercame death, they ate made conqucrours, , < g That we ha- TI. Corinthians. I5 Wut even vnto this day, vhen Woles- therfeeketobe’ the knowledge of the glozp of Gow tn the © The earneftof the Spirit, 12 Hothen k death worketh in vs, dnd k By our death life in pou. 2) you haue life: fo 13 And becanfe we haue the fame !{piett thacthe fruit of of faith, accorotirg as itis wettten,* J belece our afsiGions uc, and therefore pane Jſpoken, we alſo bes commethto you. leeue, and therefore fpeake, i 1 Tae fame faith 14, Knowing that ee which hath railed by che infpirati- bp the Lord Zelus, hhall™ raiſe vs yp alla by on of the holy” Jeſus, and (et vs with por. Ghoft. I5 Foz all things are foz pour fakes, that P/al, 116.10, moit plenteous grace by the thankefgtutng m In delivering of? many, may redounde tothe pzayle of vs fromehele God. dangers,which 16 Therefore wee kaynt not, but though isas it werea our outward man || perth, pet the inward reftoring from man ís ° renewed Daily. 9 death to life. 17 Foure light affliction which is but n Tharl being foz a moment, cauieth vnto vs a farre moſt delivered and ree ercellent and eternall weight of glory ; ftored to youa- 18 Ahile wee looke not on the things gaine, may not which are feene,but on the things whichare onely my felfe not ſeene: forthe things whith are ſeene are give God thanks tempozal:but the things which are not ſeene for his infinite are cfernail, benefit of deliue- rance, bnt alfo you all, which are both partakers of mineaffliGion & comfort, may abundanitly fet forth his glory. (Or be corrupted. o Groweth {trons ger. p Whichis fo called inrefpe@ oftheeuerlafting life. > ` CHAP V, 1 Paul proceedeth to declare the vtility that commeth by the croffe.4 How we ought to prepare our ſelues untoit, 5 by whom, 9 and for what end, 14.19 He fetteth forth the grace of (hrifty 20 and the office of minifters,and allthe fasthful. — wee know that if a our earthly houſe a “After this bo- of this tabernacle be deſtroyed, we Haue dy thal be diffol- a building given of God, that is, ant Houle not ued, it thall bee made with handes, bur eternallinthe hea: made incorrupti- uens. ble and immor- 2 Fo: therefore we figh, vefiring tobe clo> tall. thed with our houſe, which tsfrom heauen. 0r, if fo be we 3 || Becanle that tf we be clothed, we hal halbe fonnd clo- not bee found * naked, : thed and not nae 4 Fortndeed twecthatare in this taber: hed. nacle, igh and are burdened, becauſe twee Reseltéag, would not bee vnclothed, but wonldbee clo- ||Or, wherein thed vpon,that mdatality might befiwallow= Chap. 1.22. eDppofitic. - . b Noronely s And hee that hath created vs fo: this quict inminde, thing, is God, who hath allo giuen vnto vs bur alfo ready to the *earnett ofthe ſpirit. Weine all dane 6 Therefore we are alway > bold, though gers: being aff- we know that mbiles we are at|bome tn the red of the good body, we are ablent fromthe Lod. fuccefie thereof, 7 ( For wes walke by fapth, and not by |07, Brangers in fight) the body. | 8 Ñeuerthelelſe, we are bold, and lone ra» c For here onely ther toremoucout of the body, and to Dwell wee belecuein with the Lod. God, and (te him 9 Wherefore allo twee couet, that both nor. Dwelling $ at home, and remoutng e from d In this body. home, we may be acceptable to him. e Out of this bo- +10 * For we muft all appeave befo the dy ro heaucn, iudgement feateof Chrilt, that euery man Rom. 14.10, may receine the thingswhich aredone ints f Tharis,cicher body, according tothat hee hath Done, whe» glory or hame. ther it be f good o2 enill. g His fearefull, II Knowing therefore the s — iudgement. Chriftmade finne. h Heprooueth the dign:tie of his miniftery by the frait and effe& thereof, which is to bring men to Chrift, i By imbracing the {ame faith which we teach to others, k Asthey,which more efteemed the ourward thes of wifedom and eloquence, then truce godli- nefle. 1 Asthe aduer- faries fayd, which could notabide to beate them praifed. m Our follie feructhto Gods glory. fi Therefore whofoeuer gi- ueth place to ambition or vaine glory,is yet dead,and li- ueth not in Chrif. o Ascheonely faithfull doe in Chrift. p Accordingto the Load, we * perfwade men, and wee i are made manifeſt unta God, and J truk atio that wee are mane manttelt in pout conicts ences. 12 Foꝛ wee pail wet our ſelues againe vnto pou, but giue yonan occalion to reioice ofys, that pe may haue to anfwere againſt them, which retopce in the k face, and Rot ut the heart. à 3 For whether webe! out ef our wit, we are it m to God:oꝛ whether we be inour right MIND,we arc in vnto pou. 14 Foꝛ the loue of Chik confiraineth bs: becaniewe thus iunge, that if one bee Dead fo: all then were = all dead. _ Is And be nied fo all. that thep ° which liue, Mould not bencefoosth liue puto them felues, but ynta hum which died f0? chen, and rofe againe, 16 Ciiherefoze, hencefoorth know wee no manr after thefleſh, pea, though wee bad known Chiti after the fleſh, yet now pence» forth a know we him no moze, | ; 17 Therefor tf any man bein Chif, let him bear new creature. *Dide things are paſſed away; behold, all things are become new. 18 And all things are of God, which hat) reconciled vs unto himlelfe by Jeſus Chut, and hath giuen vnto vs the minifterp of re conciliation. é i Ig Fo God was fin Chit, and recon» ciled the wezld to himſelke, not impnting their finnes ontothem, and bath committed to Ys the wozd of reconciltation. 20 Mowe then are wee ambafſadozs foz Chit : as though God Di beleech: you though ss, wee pap ponin Chꝛiſts ſtead, the eftimation of that pebe reconciled to God. the world: but ashe is guided by the Spirit of God. q We doe not 21 Fozrhee hath made him to beet inne foz: vs. which knewe no finne, that wee gre bee "made the righteoutnile sf God tn him. efteeme, nor commend Chrift himfelfe nowe, ashe was an excellent man: but as hee was the Sonne of God partaker of his glory, and in whom God dwelled corporally: and do youthinke that I willflatter my felfe or any manin fetting forth his gifts? Yea, when I pray fe my miniftery,] commend the power of God: when I commend our wor» thy fates; I prayfe the mighty power of God fet foorth by vs wermes and wretches, r Let himbe regenerate, and renounce himfelfe, els all the reft is nothing. //2. 43. 19. renel. 21.5. { Therefore without Chrift wee cannot enioy the life euerlaRing , nor cometo God, t Thatis,a facrifice for finne. u By imputation, when wee p fhall be clad with Chrifts iuflice. CHAP. VI. 1 Anexhortation to (hhriſtian life, 11 And to beare him like affedtien ashee doththem, 14 Alfa to keepe themfelues fron al pollution ofdo- Larry both in body and foule andto have none ac- quaintance with idolaters. s2? wee therefore as wazkers together be- ) feech yous that pee receiue not the grace of Godin vaine. “ee? 2 Foꝛ hee fapth, * Jhane heard theeiaa time accepted, and in the day of ſalnation paue J fuccoured thee: bedside nowe the a accepted time, behold now the Dayot fal- uation. ; 3 Wie gine no occafion of oſence in auy Ffa 49.8. 2 To wit, Gods free mercie, wherein ne hath owred foorth isinfinite loue, thing, that our miniſtery Hond not be? re- prehended. 4 But tn all things wee approcue our felues as * the miniſters of God, tn much patience, in afflicttons, in necefitties, in di⸗ ftrefies, = i § In ſtripes, tn pilons in tumults, in t3, 6 Byewatchings, by fattings, by pti- ritie, by knowledge, by long (uffering , by —— by the d boly Ghott, bye lone wi- ained. 7 £Bythe wo ok trueth, by the power ofGod, bythe armour of righteoulneſſe on the right band and on thetett, ! 8 Bypbhonourand Difhonour, by enill re- pozt,and goad repot, as deceiuers, AND yet true: _ 9 As bnknowen,and yet knowen: as Dy- ing, and behold, wwe liue: as chaltened, and yet not killed: — neq Io As ſoꝛowing, and yer alway retopcing: as poo2e,and yet make many rich:as hauing nothing and yet poſſeſſing all things. Il D Cozinthtans, ours mouth tsopen bito pou; our heart is made large. 12 De are not kept ftrait in vs, but pe are Kept irattinpourowne’ bowels. I3 Mowe foz the fame recompenic, J Wie as tomy childzen, i Bee you alle en- arged. 14 We not vnequallyyoked with the in- fidels : fo: * what fellowhip hath righteoul· neſſe with vnrighteonſneſſe? and what com munton bath tight withDarkenetie? | Ig AnD what concord hath Chak with Belial oꝛ what part hath the beleener with themfdel? 16 And what agreement Hath the Tem- ple of God with tdoles?*toz pe are the Cem: ple okthelunns God: as God bath layde, * 3 wil Dwelamong them,and walke there: ana 7 willbe their God, and they halve my people. 17 *Cdtherefore, come ont from among thet, and (eparate pour (clues, faprh the Lod; and touch none vncleane thing, and J will recetue pou. ‘ 13 *And J wil be a Father vnto pou,and pe hall be my ſennes and Daughters, layth the Lod Almighty. yee Wm a Chap. vj. yije Tokensoftrueminifters. 519 b By the infidels if they faw no fruit come theres of, LCAN. e Hedeclareth with what wea- ponsherefifted his afflictions. d Who is the efficient cauſe. e Which isthe finall caufee E By the Gofpel and the power of God and his owa integritie,he o⸗ werthrew Satan, and the world, as with weapons om euery fide moft ready, g Signifying his moft vehement affeGion, h Theiriudge- ment was fo cors supted, thar they were not likewife affectioned to· wards him, as he was towards them. i Shew like affe. Giontowards ° me + - k He feemeth to allude.to that- whieh is writcen, - Deut. 22,19. where the Lord: commaundegh - tharanoxe and- an affe be not yo⸗ ked together, be- caufe the match is ynequall :fo if the faithfull mary rie with the infi dels,or els haue to doe with them in any thing vnlawfull,itis here rê- | called, becanfe be hath not onely lite in himfelfe, but giueth italfo to all liuing creatures, Lewst.26,15,12.1/2.5 3.11, Ier 31.1, CH: A. PV LE — 1 He exhorteth thera by the promifes of God to heepethemfelues pure, 3.9 affuring themof hu leue, 8, 13 and doeth act excufe hu feucritie tos ward thea but resoiceth thereat,confidering what profi: came thereby, 10 Of two forts of roy, — tiug then me baue theſepromiſes, dear⸗ a Confi ler this Mypbeloned, letvsa clenfe our ſelues front well, yee thar all fithinefig of the > fie) anv ſpirit, ¢ grow ferue idoles with your bódies and 3 yetthinke your confciences pure toward God: God wil! oneday {m:te you fos yews halting. b Of body and foule, vp vnto full holineſſe tn the feare oF Ooo. 2. Rerig: rooued, Scclus.13 18, IOr, the demil, t.Cor.3.36 & 6,19. 1 So \ Oe a Godly forow. c’Thatwemay 2 ‘Receiue bs: we bane Done wrong to teach you. no man: wee haue confumed no man: wee d By greedy co- Haucd Defraubed no man. uttoninefle. 3 Flpeake it not to yout condemnation: fo: J hane fayd before, that pec are in our hearts fa Dic and liue together. : 4 Ivle great bolsncile sf {peach toward e Hehadneither pou: F reioyce greatlyin pou : 3) am filled refLinbedynor laith comfort, and am ercecDing lopousin Spitic:and itfee- all ozr tribulation. meth thatheal- 5 Ss: abhen wee Were come inte Mace- ludethtothat donta, cur fiel bad no reit, but wee were which is written, treubled on eitery fide, Rabtingse without, Deut.32.25. and terrozs within. : Forthecrofletco 6 ‘But Gad that cemfozrteth the abiect, mans eyciscom- comforted vs at the comming of Titus: monbothtothe 7 And not bp bts comming onelp, but godly androthe alio by the confolation wherewith bee was wicked, although com‘fozted of pou, when bee tolde vs pour to contrary ends. great Delire, pour mournury, pour feruent f Thisioy ower- minde to me ward, lo that 3 reteyced ! much eamealimy fo- Moe, ‘ rowes. 8 Foꝛ though J made you ſory witha 3 .Pet.3.19, letter , J repent not, though J dtd repent t g Whofeheart for J perceiue that the fame Epiftie made Gods(pirit doeth pou tozp, though it were but fo? a ſeaſon. touch, he is fory 9 F now retopre , not that pee were for, forbisfisnnes but that ye ſoroveed to repentance : fo? pe ſo· Sommitteda- - Towed gosly, lo that in nothing pe were burt ainftfo mercie by bs. llaFather, and IO * Fo, godly {crow cauſeth repentance thefe are the birto (aluation,not to be repented af; but the fcuicesofhisre- · Woꝛldly ſorow cauſeth Death. tance as vit · II Foꝛ beholde, this thing that yee haue nele Dauids and been s godly fo2p, what great care tt bath Perctsteares: tazought in pou: yea, what * clearing of others which are pour (elites : pea,what indignation: peaywhat fory for their feare: pea,how great Defire: pie a zeale: ſinnes onely fer vea, what · punihment: in all things pe haug fearc of punih- hhewed pourlelues that pee ate pure in this meéntand Gods matter. vengeance, fall I2 @ihercfore, though F wote vnto Into deſperation, Yon, J did it not foz bis caule that hav Done as Cain,Saul, the wroag, neither for bis cauſe that bad Achitophel,and the tuturte, but that our care toward pon Iudas. tn the lgbt of God might appeare vnto h Inasking God you. forgiuenefle. 13 Therefore wee were comforted, bes ĩ Forin iudging caute pee were comforted: bre rather wee and chafing retoyced much moze foz the top of Titus, your(elues,you becawle bis i ipiric was refreched by pou _preuentedGods all. A anger. 14 Foxit that Jhaue boasted any thing KOr, heart. to bin of pou, J haue not becnc ahamed: k The Greeke butas J hane tpoken vnto pou all things in wotdfignifieth tructh,cuen ſo aur boaſting unto Titus was his bowels,wher- true. ; ——— byismeant mot Iş Anubis inward affection ts more a great loue & ten- hundant toward pou, when he remembzeth deraffeGions. _ the obedienceof pou all, and gow with feare l Bothizthia- and trembling pe receiued bim. king and repor- 16 J reioycẽ therefore that F may! putinp dogwellofyou. confidence in pou in all things. CHAP. VIIL t By the example ofthe Macedonians, 9 anad Chrift, he exlorteth them to continue tx rekeming the poore Saints , commending their good begix- wing. 23 Afser hee commendetl Titas, and ba Sehoves unte then. i II.Corinthians. VVE Dee pon ali to toit, bzethzn, ofthe VY V «grace of Gob beltowed vpon che Csurches of Macedonia, í 2 Becauſe m great triall of affliction theirtopaboundcD, aid their moft ertrenie — dabounded vnto their rich libera- itie, 3 Forta their power (J beare recede) Ca, and beyond their power, they were wil- Ing, 4 And prayed bs with great inſtance that we would receiue the «grace and felow⸗· foip* ofthe miniſtring cohtch ts toward the Sats. 4 And this they did, not as we looked foz: but gaue their owne ſelues. firt to the Loe, and atter ynte vs bp the wil of God, 6 That we thould exhoꝛt Citus,that as be had begun, ſo hee would alioaccomplty the fame grace among you allo. 7 Therefore, as pee abound in eucrp thing, in faith, and word, and knowledge, aud in all Diligence, and in pour loue to» Wards vs, euen fo {ee that pee abound in thts grace alla. 8 This fapF not by commandement, but becauleof the diligence of ethers: there- foze prouc 3 the naturalneſſe of your loue. 9 Foryeknow the grace ofour Lord Je- fus Cheiſt, that he being rich, foz your fakes became pooze, that ye theough pis pouerty might be made rich. i 10 And $ fhewe my minde herein: for thisis erpedient foz pou which baye begun notto Doe onely, but alſo to d will, a peere agoe, II flow therefore perkorme to doee it al⸗ ſo that as there was areadinefic to wtli, euen p pee map perfourme it of that which yee aue. 12 Foꝛ it there be irh a willing miste, tt ís accepted accoꝛding to that a man hath, and not according to that be bati not. 13 Heither ie it thacerher men ſhould bee ealed and pou gricucdD. I4 But vpon like condition at this time your abundance fupplicth theit lacke, that alfo their abundance may bee foz your latke, that there map bef equalitie: 15 Asitis written, * Wee that gathered much, had nothing ouer,and he that gathered little,bad not the ſeſſe. 16 And thankes bee bute Hod, which op put inthe beartof Titus the fame care 82 VOH, 17 Becaule he accepted the serbaxtation, vea/,he was fa carefull, thatof bis owue ace co20 he went vnto pou. IS Qud wee vane (ent alfe with him the rather, whofe prailſe isb in the Golpel tha» rowout all the Churches, 19 (And not ſo oncly,but is alfo chofen of the Cyurches to bee a feliow tn our ioutney concerning this grace that is mintftred by bs vnto the glozy ofthe fame Led, and da claration of paur poimpt mind ) f 20 Quoiding this, that ne man fhould blame vsin this abundance that is mini» ftredbypus, i í 21 Pꝛeꝛouidinsg for i bonet things, not encly before the Lord, but alſo betog men. : 22 And Chrifts pouertie. a This benef of Ged appeared is two things, firit, that the Maceda- nians being in fo great athiai- ons were fo prompt to helpe — * nexe that being in great pouerty were very lidcrall towards others, b So that a mok abundant riuer ofriches flawed cutofthcirpos | uertie. c So he calleth their liberalitie, either becaufe they were the beftowersof - Gods graces,or becauſe they re- etiued them of God freely,and « fo they defired Paul to fee to thediftribution _ thereof, Chap-9 tz. d Euery man may doe good that hath abiii- tie thereunto: but to will,and haue a minde tø doc good,com- meth of perfe& charitie. e That as you kelpe others in. their neede fo o- thers fhal relicue your want, - f That both you > and others, asoce cafion {hal feres, may relieue the godly according to their necefli- ties, Exed. 16.1 8. g And willingly offcred hianfelte to gatber your almes, h Inpreaching the Gofpel. Some vnderftand | this to he ſpoken of Luke, others of Barnabas, Rom i217. i Hiswell doing: is approued be- fore God and mai, glory is greatly aduanced, Prou.i 1. 25. rom 42.8. Ecclus 3 5.10. a Leſt chey fheuld give but litle, difiruting toimpeucrilh themlelues there- by, he fheweth that God will fo bleffe their libe- rall hearts,that both they Mall haue enough for themfeluessand alfo to helpe ochers withall. b That ye may doe good and helpe others at all times. P/2l.112.9. i — fpeaketh ef chat man which feareth God.and loueth hisneighbour, d Befides that by their liberali- tee God (hall te “praifed, they alfo fhaibe commen- ded to God by ‘their prayers whom they haue holpen, yea.and all men fhal reue- “rence them, as being cndaed. With an excellent pitt of God. Or, greatly affe- tioned toward Joh vathering for the Churches. 22 And we han: (ent with them onr bze- ther whem wee batr oft times prooued to be Biligent fn many things, but now much moe Diligent, toz the great cenfidence, which I baue tn pou. : : 23 Ahether any doe enquire of Titus, hee is my fellow and helper te pouesard:02 of our brethzen, they are meſſengers of the Chur- chisjand the * glozie of Chattt. 24 Mherefore Kew toward them, and before the Churches the preote of pour laue, and ofthe retopcing that we bau ef pou. SHAM Pe TX 3 The caufe of Tuus and his companions con- wing to them 6 He exherteth to giue almes chere- fully, 7 Shewing what fruit will come thereof, DR as touching the mintitring to the Paints , itis ſiperfluous loz me to wite vnto pau, i 2 foj know pour readineffe of minke, wohereof 3 baatt my ſelfe of yon vnto thera et Macedonia, and fay, that Achia was pe- pared a percre agge, and pour zeale hath pro⸗ tioked many.. 2 Ron haue J fent the hethen , left Our. Pantin ouer you ftould bee in vaine inthis behalfe, that pee (as J bane ſaid) bee ready? 4 y Left ifthey of Macedonia come with me, AnD find pouvnpseparcd, wee (Jneede not to fay,vou) fouls be ahamed inthis my conſtant boating. $ § Qbcrefore, J thought it neceſſarit to exhort the brethren to conie befoze vnto pou, and to fini pour beneuolence appotuted as foze, thatit might bee ready, and come as of bencuolence,and not as of (paring. 6 Ehisyctremember, that he which ory eth (paringly, Wall reape alio tparinglp, and * col weth liberally, Wall reape allo lt erally, aps 7 Aseuerp man wifheth tn his heart, fo . lethim gine, not * grudgingly or of neceſſitie: * Fo God loueth a chearefull guer, And Godisable to make all grace to abound taward pou,that ye alwapes hauing a all ſufficiencie tn all things, map abound th cucry e good worke, $ a “Astis wꝛitten, He hath ſparſed a- broad, and hath ginen tothe pooze: bis Bene» uolence remaineth for ener. 10 Ailo he that findeth fede to the fewer, twill mintiter likewiſe bread for Foote, and -multiple pour leede, and increale the fruits of pour benenotence, f 11 That on alt parts pe may be made rich onto ail liberalitie, which cauleth through vs thankſgiuing vnto God: 12 Foꝛ the mniſtration ef this ſeruice not onlpfepplictl; the neceſſities of the Datnts, but alo is abunBant by the thankſgiumg of many vnto God: - $ 13 (CAbich by the experiment of this mi- nitration prayle Gad foz pour yoluntarie ſubmiſſion to the Goſpel of Chit, and foz pour liberal Diltribution io then, andtoall - men) 14 And by 4 their pꝛayer for pou ſdeũting after vou greatly foz the abundant grace of Chap. ix.x. -- Is Ghankes therefore bee Suto God foz his vnſpeakeable gitt, CHAP, X. He toucheth the falfe apoftles and defendeth hu authoritse, exhorting them to obedsence, 11 And freweth what his power is, 13 And how kee w- feth ite Nor J Paul my elfe beſcech you by the meckencffe, and gentleneffe of Chut, which when Jam peitnt among pou. am a bate, but am bel? toward pou being abnt. 2 And chis¥ require you, thar J neede net to bee bolde wien g am prelent, with tbat lame confidence, wherewith J thinke to bee boide againſt tome, which efteeme vs as hough wee walked > according tathe 3 Menertheletle, though we walke in the fiel, pet we Doe not warre aftcrthe fieh, 4 (Sfoz the weapons of our warfare are not carnal. but mightie thzongh Ged to caf Downe holds) § Catting Downe the imaginations,and euer? high thing that ts exalted againſt the knowledge of Sod , and bringing inte cap. — euery thought to the obedience of l! 2 > 6 Gnd hauing ready the vengeance as gaint al Dilobedience, when pour obedience ts fulfilled, : 7 Looke vee on things after the appease trance? Ifany man trutt in himlette that pee is Chzittes , let himconlider this againe of himlelke, that as he is Chzitts,cucn ſo are wee Smilts, 8 Forthough F Hound boat ſomewhat mee sfour authoꝛitie, which the Lord hath gtucn bs fozcdificatton and not foz your de> truction, 3} Houta haue no ſhame. 9 ThisI @y, that J mapnotfeeme as i were to fearg pou with letters. 10 For thelettcrs, «faith hee, are fore and ftroug, but gis bodily pretence is weake, and bts fpeech is of no values Ir Let fuchonethinke this, that {uch as We are in word bp letters When wee are ab⸗ tan ich will webe alſo indeed, wien we are elent. 12 for we Dare not make onr feines ofthe number, 02 to comypareontielues to them, which prayſe themfelucs: but they vnder ftand not that thep ¢ meafare themilues with themfelues , and compare themſelues with chemfelues. 13 But wee wil not retopre of things, which are not within our meature; * but âc- cording ro the « meaſure of the tine, wyercof The Minifters weapons, 520 a Thefe words his backbirers vfed, thinking thereby to dimise nith his auche- Title, as verſe 10. b Asthough wee boafted of oue felues by a car- nallaifeGion, c Meanings cer- taine man among them,which thus {pake of Paul, a l that meae arethanythi rauft * * line or meaſure ro mete by,and not to meafurea thing by it felfes fo thefe boaftess- mufimeafure | themfclues by - their worthy ads: and if they will compare with others, lee them thew what countries, what cities, and people they haue wonne to theLerd : for who will praiſe thar ſouldiet, whiċhonely-at the table can Sod hath Drftrisurcd vnto vs amealute to finely talke ofthe attaine euen unto per. wartes, and whee 14 Fo. wee firetchnoteur ſelues Depend be commethto - ow meaſure, as though wee Had not at- the brunr,is nei- tened vnto you: fox euen to pon solſo ther valiant nos bane wee come in preaching the Goſpel of experts Chit, Í 15 Not boaſting of things which iare Without cuc meaſure: thavis, of other mens labours: and we hope, when pour fatth Mal tucreaie, to bee magnified by pou, according to our ling abundantly, 16 Aud Sphefia-7s € Toatis,the gifts and voca- tion, which God had guen him te winne othgrsbyo- < Pauls godly icloufie., F God gaue the whole world to the Apoftles to preach in, fo that Paul here mea- neth by the line, his portion of the countreys where he preached- Iere.ↄ.24. 4 Cor.i.3 Fe a Hecalleth the prayfing of him.. felfe dotage,to the whieh thing the arrogancie of the falfe Apo- ftles compelled him,who fought nothing elfe but to ouerthrow the Church by diminifhing the authoritie of bis minifterie, ` b To fpeake in mine owne com- miendation. © The minifter - marrieth Chrift and his Church as husband and wife by the preg- ching of the Gofpel. Gene} 4. d That is,more petfe& doGrine concerning Chrilt Iefus, e More excel- lent gifts of the fpirit by other mens preaching, f They did not preach Chrift more purely then I did: for in this behalfe I was nothing in- feriour to the chiefelt Apo- ſtles. g Thatis, vſe no worldly elo- quence. h Other Chur- ches relicued me. 16 Aad ta peach the Golpel in thole re- gions which are beyond pout not to reioyce in t another mans line,thatis,tn the things that arepzepated alrcaby, ORS 17 “But let him ihatreioycethtreiopee in the Lord. f 3 18 Forheethat praiſeth himſelke, ts not allowed, but he whom the Lo: pzatlech. CHAP. XI, 2 Hee declareth his affectios towardthem. 5 The excelencie of ba minsfierie, 9 And bis dili- gence inthe fame. 13 The fetches of the falfe A- poftles. 16 The peruerſe indgement of the (orin- thans, 22 And his owne prasfese V Veter to Gov yee conls ſuffer alittle mye fooliſhneſſe, and indeed © pe fuf» fer mee. i i 2Foꝛ Jam ielous ouer you, with godly teloulie: fo: J © bake prepared pou foꝛ one — to pꝛeſent pouas a pure vixgine ta t a att: 3 But FZ keare tele as the * ferpent begui- led Cue though vis (ubriltie,fo pour minds ore u corꝛrũupt from the limplicitie thatis in Chriſt. 4 Forifhee that commeth preacheth an other 4 Jelus then bim whom we haue prea» ched: o? if pee tecetue another < {pirite then -that which pe baue receiued, either another Golpel,then that pe haue vecetuez, pe might well haue (uffered him. j § GerelyZ f feppole shat T was not in» Feriour te the verpchtefeApoitles. And though 1 beeg rude in (peaking, pet lam not fo in knetwledge,but among pou we bauc bene made manttelt to the vtmolt, in all things. 7 Hauc Icommitted an offence, becauſe J abalen my lelke, that pe might be exalted, and becaule F preached to pou the Golpel of God freely? 8 J cobbed other Churches, and tooke wages ofthem to doe you ſeruite. 9 And when J was peent with pou and bad neede, J was i not fouthfuil ts the hinderance of anp man; foz that which waslacking unto mee, the brethren which came from Macedonia tupplyed , and in all things J kept and will keepe inp feife, that J Mould not * bee gricuaus to pou. pit 10 * The trueth of Chꝛiſt isin mee,that this reioycing hal not be hut vp againit me in the regtons of Achaia. tl Cihberefore? becaule J loue pou not? Gov knoweth. 12 But what F doe, that will J doe: that J may cut away occafion from them which neire ! occafion, that they might set found like vnto vs n that wherein they retopce, f i Heedid not onely labour withhis hands for his liuing, butin his extreame pouertie preached diligently without burdening any man, or elfe waxing flouthfull to dochis dutie ro euery man. Chap. 12 33. as 20.34. k Letnotthetructh of Chrift be thoughttobe inme, if I futfer my ioy to bee (hur vp, which I baue conceiued of Grecia. 1 To flander my minilterie, 1f I fhould recciue wages. Il. Corinthians. i 13 Foꝛ ſuch falie »Apoftles are deceitfull wozkers,and tranlfozme themlelues into the Apottles of Chattt. _ 14 And nomaruelle: foz Satan hinlelfe is tranffouned into an Angel of light. As Therefore itis ne great thing, though his miniſters tran(fozme themfeiues, as though they were the mintiters of righteoul: —— — ende Mall bee according to their okes. 16 Jſayagaine, let no man thinke, that J am foolich : o2 elle take me cuen as a foole, that J allo may boatt my felfe a little. 17 Ghat Iſpeake, J peake it not after the °Lo2d: but agit were ſooliſhly, in this my great boating. ; 18 Deeing that many reioyce o after the fich, J will reioyce allo. 19 Foꝛ yee Cuffer fooles gladly, decauſt that ye are wife. á F 20 Foꝛ pee ſuffer euen if a man bring pou into boneage,tf a man deuoure you,tfa man take your goods , ifa man exalt bimlelfe, ifa man nitte yeu on the face. — 21 P J peake as concerning the repzoch: as though that wee had beene weake: but therein any man ts volde (3 {peake fooliſh · ly) J am bolo alio. i 22 They are Ebrewes, * ſo am J: they ave Jlraclites, oam J: theyare the ſeede of Abꝛaham, ſo am JJ 23 They are the miniſters of Chik, J r {peake as a foole) J am moze: tu labours mozg abundant: in itripes aboue meaſure:in pꝛiſon moze plenteouliy: in Death oft. 24. Df the Jewes Aue times receiued J fourtie {tripes * fane one. 25 "J was thꝛiſe “beaten with rondes: 3J was* once toned: F fuffered thzife* Wip- wracke: night and Day haue Jbeene inthe Deepe fea, ‘ : 26 Jutouruepingt was often, in perils of waters, in perils of robbers, tn perils of mine owne nation, in perils among theHen- tiles, in perils inthe citie, in perils-in wil- Dernefic,in perils in the (ea, in pertlsamong falfe brethzen, _ : i 27 Ju wearinelle and paincfulnefe , in watching often, in hunger, and thirit,tn fa- tings often,in cold and nakennefl A 28 Belide the things which ate outward, Jam cumbzed Dayly, and haue the care oF all the Courches. 29 Who is weake, and J am not weake? who is offended, and J burnenot? 30 IfJmuſt needs reioyce, J wil reioyce of mine* inlirmities. 31 The Sod, euen the Father of our Los Felus Chit, which is ble len foz eucrmoze, knoweth chat J lte not, 32 In* Damaſcus the gouernour of the people vnder King Aretas , layed watchin ihe titie ofthe Damalcens, and would bane caught me. À 33 But at a windowe was Jlet downe r a * theough the wall, and eſcaped bis ands. CHAP. XII, 1 He reioyceth in his preferment. 5.7 But chief- Ly in hss hombleneſe, 1 1 And layeth the cauſe ki An Angel of light. m By falfe apos ſtles hereis noz meant fuch as teach falſe do-⸗ rie, which doubtleffe, the would haies. ; growen vnto) but fuch as were vaine glorious, and did not their ductie fincerely, i n In his heart hee had refpea to the Lord: but this fafhion of bei- Ring feemed ac. cording tø man, whereunto they Gompeiled him. o In outward things, p [note this difhonour, whict they doe vato you. q, That is,abie& vileymiferable,a craftefinan,an idiot,and fubie@ — o a thouland ca- lamities, which things the falfe apoliles obiect ed azainit bim as l moft certaine te- ſtimonies of his vaworthineffe, Phil.3.5. r Pur cafe yee terme it fo,yet itis true, { Intheprefene | dangerofdeath, | t At fue fenerall times, cucry tim thirtie and nine, “4 Deut.35.3, | AGS 16,2352 3. u Of the Ro- mane Magi- ftrates, AGs14 19. Allis 37.146 x As imprifone ments,beating, , hunger, thirft, cold, nakednefi¢, and fuch like; which thing sthe aduerfaries cou- demne as infirme inme AG5 9.25. Pauls afflictions,ioy,and care forthe Chap. xij. xiij. his boating vpon the Cornthians, 14 Hee fhew- eth what goed will he beareth them,20 And pro- wirfeth to come unto them, JE is not expedient foz me to Doubt, fo tee iopce : for J will come to vions and reut- lations of the Lod. k yet loꝛaſinuch as J was craftic, J tooke pou with guile. 17 Did F pill pou by anp of them whom J fent vnto pou? Church. Chriſt is in you. 521 “= k ‘Thus {aid his aduesfarics, that though he tooke it not by himfelfe, 18 J haue defired Titus, and with him yet he did it by J baue fent a brother t Did Titus pill you of the meanes of AAs 9.3. 2 *J knowe a man? in Chit aboue any thing? walked wee nat tu the felfe fame others, a Thatis,a foureteene peeres agone , (wehetherhee were ſpirit? walked wenot in the fame teps? 1 Togoe toyon . Chriftian; ot in the body, J cannot tell,oz out of thebody, 19 gaine. thinke pee that we ercufeour m Mcaning, fpeake it in J cannot teli; God knoweth) which was ta. ſelues vnto pou? wee ſpeake before God in tharpe & feuere. Chrift. ken vp into the > third heauen. Chaiſt. But wee doe all things dearely belo- n There wasno- b Thatistefay, 3 ano 9 know (uch a man (dohether in ued, fo: pour edifying: thing whereat | intothe highelt the body oꝛ out of the boDp, J cannot tells 20 Foꝛ feare, lek when FT come, J hall hefo much reioy- heauen. God knoweth) 3 not find pou ſuch as J wond: and that J ced,as when his j : 4 How that he twas taken vp into Para- Fall bee fonnd vnto yous {uch as pee would preaching profi- e Mansinfirmi- Dile, heard c weds which cannott bee ſpo· not, and left cherebe ftrife, enuping, wath, ted: and there. | tiewas notable ken, which are nothpoſſible foz man to vtter. contentions backbiting, whiſperiñgs, ſwel · forehecalleth to declare them, 5 Df fuch aman wili J retopce; ofmy lings,and diſcord. the Theffaloni- neither were they felte will notreiopce, exceptitheeofmine 21 I fearelettwhen J] come agatne, my anshis glory and fhewed vnto him inficmities. God * abate mee among you, and J hail be· ioy:as alſo no- for that end, 6 ForthoughF wouldreiopce, J Would watle many of them which paue finned al- ching did fo much Or, law full. not bee a foole: foz J will fay the trueth, but ready,and bane not repented of the vnclean⸗· cat downe his d TheGrecke Jrefrainelet any man Mouldthinkeofmee neflc,and foznication,andwanternes, which heart, as when word fignifieth abone that he leethinme,ozthatheebeareth they bane committed, hislabour did a ſharpe piece of ofme. no good. wood,asapale, 7 And lett J ſhould bee exalted out of CHA P- XIII, orftake,andalfo meafure, theough the aboundance of reuela $ He threatweth the obftinate, 5 And declan alictlefpildeot tiong, there was ginenyntomee4apzicke reth what his power is by their owne teflimonie, fharpe thing in the fleibh, the meflenger of Datantobuf 10 Alo he fheweth what is tne effect of this Ept- which pricketh fet me becauſe J] Moul not be exalted out of Ale. 11 After hauing exhorted them to their oneashe goeth mealure. duetie, he wifheth them all profperitie. through bufhie 8 Foꝛ this thing J befought the Lod LNA : &thicke places, e thꝛiſe that it might departfrom me. - T His is the a third time that J come vnto a His firſt com- andentringinto Q And he fain vnto me, My grace ts fue: you. * Jn the mouth of two o2 thzee wit · ming was his the fleth, cannot ficient fo? thee : foz my power is mane f pers neles thall euery word tand. dwelling among bee taken out fect though weakencile. erp gladly theres 2 > Ytelde you before, andtell yeube> them: his fecond withoutcutting fore will Jretopce rather in mine inſirmi · fore? as though J had beene prelent the lee washis fick epi- oftheflefh: and tieg thatthe power of Chit may dwell in cond time, ſo waite J now being ablent, to fle, andnow he thiswasthere- mee. — them which beretofeze hane finned, andto is ready to come belling of the Io Cherefore sF take pleafure ininfire allothers, that if 3 comeagaine, F willnot thechird time: fichhagainftthe mities,in repreches, tn neceflities, in perles (parc, which three Spitit,and war- Cutions, inanguifh for Chꝛiſtes fake: fo2 3 Deering that pee feeke erperfence of commingshee ned him that when J am weake, then am 3) trong. Chꝛiſt, chat eaketh in mee, which toward calleth his three Satan was at II J was a foole to boat my felfe,pehaue you ts not weake, but is mightie in you. witnefles. hand, compelled me:for Jought to haue bene com 4 Foꝛ though bee was crucified concer: Dext,19.15. e Thatistofay, menden ofyon, fo? in nothing was J inferis ning hise tnfirmittie, pet liueth hee thzough mater8.26. - oftentimes, our vnto the bery chiefe Apottles, though J the power of God. And wee no Doubt are iohn 3,17. f Is knowen and be ——— weake in him: d but wee Wall tine with beby.10.28. euidently ſeene. 12 EhelignesofanApotle were wrought bim, through thepowerol O D D toward b Inmy firltepi- ‘g Hedoethnot among pou with all patience, with ſignes, you. ftle,Chap 4.20.° onely patiently and wonders,and great wozkes, _ § *Ppoone your felues whether pee are cIn that he bum- beareius affidi- 13 for whattsit wherein pee were inke⸗ tn the fatth; eramine your ſelues: know yee bled himfelfe, ons, but alfoioy- riours vnto other Churches,” ercept that J not pour owne felues, how that Jeſus Ehriſt and tooke vpon fully, andasone haue not bene|flouthfulto pour hinderance? ts in pou,ercept pee be repꝛobates: him the forme that taketh plea- torgiue me this wꝛong · S But I trutt that ye (hallknow that we ofaferuant, fure therein for 14 Behold, the» third time J amreadie are notrepzobates, d Chrif astou- Chrifts fake, to come vnto you, and yet will F notbee 7 Mow F pzapbnto God, that yee Doe ching che ficth,in Chap.11.9. flouthful to your hinderance: foz J lecke not none eutll, not that we ould feeme App200+ mans iudgement flOr,chargeable, pours, but ‘pou: foz thechildzen ought not ued, but that ye fhoula Doe that which is ho · wasvileand ab- h Forfirft,he tolay vp fo? the fathers, but the fathers fog nent: though me be as ¢ repzobates. iedt:thereſore we wasmindedto thechildren. 8 Foꝛ wee cannot doe any thing againſt that are hismem- depart from E- 15 And J will mek gladly beſtowe, and the tructh, but foz the trueth. bers,can not be phefiisinto Ma- twill bee beftowed foz pour foules: though - 9 Foz we are glad when we are weake, otherwife eſtee⸗ cedonia,andfo the moze F loue von,the leſſe ambelouen, and that pee are f ttrong: this alfo wee wilh med:burbeing to Corinthus, 16 But bee tt that J charged pounot: foz,cuen pour perfection, crucified, he hew z.Cor.16.5. ed himfelfe very Then when the Lord letted his purpofe,he appointed to goe ftraight from Ephefus to Corinthus, Chap, 1, 15. Which intent being chan- ged, hee wentto Macedonia, from whence now hee appointed the third time to come vnto them, i Whichdeclareth his fatherly af- ſection. \Or,yorr caufe or perſons. God: fo thinke, that we whom yee conremne as dead men and caft- awayes, haue through God fuch power to execute againft you , that yee may feele fenfibly that wee liuein Chriſt. 1.Cey.11.28, € In mans iudgement , who for the moft part reie@eth the beſt, andap- prooucth the work, £ Hauing abundance of the graceot God, Gye 10 There · The Galatiansinconftancie. g Commit not by your negli- gence, that that which is ordei- nedto faluation turne to your ac ftruion. Titus 1.3. a For Godis the authour of all miniferie, b. This preroga- tive was peculiar to the Apofiles, Luke 1.74. e Which is,the eorruptlife of man without Chrilt. hOr, doctrine. 4d That is,to be partakeis of the falu.tion offered freely by Chrilt, e Fer what is more contrary to our free iuftifica- tion by faith, then the iuftifica- sion by the Law, or our workes? therforeto ioyne 10. Therefore white Jthele things being abſent, leit whet J amt pretent, J ould vie harpeneſſe, according tothe power wbich tie tot Hath gtuen meto s edification,and notte deſtruction. IL Finally brerkeen, fare ye well be pers fect: bee af good comfert: bee of one minde: liue tit prace, and the God of lone and peace all be with psu. Tothe Galatians. 12 Greete one another with an * holy b kiſſe. Allthe Hants falute peu. Pauls Gofpel from Chrlft, Romi 6,16. 1.C07.16.205 13 Tie grace of our Lod Fels Chat, rpet 5.14. and the loue of Hod, and the comsmunton of h Which was ac. the holy Gad be wich you all, Amen. The iecond kpittle ta the Corinthians, twit- ten trom Philippi, a citie in Macedonia, and fent by Citing and Lutas, as The Epiftle ofthe Apoftle Paul to the Galatians. THE ARGVMENT. He Galatians, after they had beeneinftruG&ed by Saint Pau! in the trueth of the Gofpel, gaue Wage. to falfe Apoftles, who entring in, in his abfence corrupted the pure do@tr:ne of Chrift, and taughe that the ceremonies of the Law muf bee neceffarily obferued , which thing the Apoftle fo ears neftly reafonech again, that he proucth thatthe graunting thereof, isthe ouerchrow of mans faluation purchafed by Chrifi:for theroy the light of the Gofpel is obſcured the con{cience burdened: the tefta- ments confounded: mans iuftice eftablithed . And becaufe the falfe preachers did pretend, as though they had beene fenvof the chicfe Apoftles, and that Paul had no authoritie, but (pake of himfelfe, hee prooucth both that he isan Apoftlc ordeined by God, and alfo chat he is not inferiour to theren of the Apofiles. Which thing eftablifhed, hee proceedeth to his purpofe, prouing that we are frecly ‘uftified before God without any workes or ceremonies : which notwithftanding in their time had their vſe and commoditie: but now they arenvutonely vnprofirable figures , but alfo pernicious, becaufe Chrift the trueth and the end thereof is come : Wherefore men ought now to imbrace that libertie, which Chrift hath purchafed by his blood , and not to haue their conlciences frared in the grennes of mans traditie ons; finally he heweth whercinthis libertic {tandeth: and what cxercifes appertaine thereunto, CHAP. I 6 Paul rebuketh their inoonftancie which fuf- fered themfeluesto bee ſeduced bythe falfe Apo- files, who preached that the ob fer uation of the ce- remontes of the law were neceſſarie to ſaluation, 8 And detcfteth them that preach any otherwi ſe then Christ purely. 13 He ſheweth his owne con- uerfation, magnifietb hu office and Apoftl fhip, and declareth himfelfe to be equal with the chiefé Apostles, A pe Aul*an Apohle(noteofmen if RA) R neither bp? man, but bp Je⸗ A fus Chꝛiſt, and God the fa- ona ther, which hath raiſed him ye from the Dead) dade 2 And ali the brethren whichare with mee, vnto the Churches of Galatia: 3 Gracebee with pou, and pearce from rats * Father, and from our Lo2d Jeſus ai 4 (bich gaue himſelfe for our finnes, that hee might ocliucr ys * From this 

 com- 
 pelled robecircumciizd, 5 
 
 4 Fozalithe fatle brethren that creptins 
 who came in prinilyto (pte out our libertie, 
 which wee haue in Chatt Fels, that they 
 might bring vs into bendage, 
 
 a Paul nothing 
 doubted of his 
 doGrire: but be- 
 caufe many Te- 
 potted that be 
 taught contrary 
 dotirine to the 
 other Apoftles, 
 (which rumours 
 hindered rhe 
 courte of the Go- 
 {pel he endeuoue 
 
 andtoprooue. . § To whom we < gaue not place by fib- 
 thattheycon- . fection foz an boure, that tie trueth ofthe 
 fenced withhim. Gelpelimightcontinue with pou. 
 
 As 15.3, 6 Qnvof them which (ecmed to be great, 
 $Greeke, without Twas not taught (what they d were tn time 
 prsfite. paien; itmaketh wo matter to mee: * God 
 b Which deela. actepteth no mans perion ) neuerthcleie, 
 rethchattheo- they that are the chiefe, «Di communicate 
 ther Apoftlesas noting with me. 
 
 7 Vut contrariwiſe when they ſaw that 
 
 greed witb him. ' ] 
 the Golbel ouer the vucircumcifion, was 
 
 c Left we fhould 
 
 hauebetraved committed onto mie, as the Goſpel ouer the 
 the Chrifian ctrcumciſion mas vnto Peter: 
 
 liberie. _ 8 ( Forbeethat was mighty by Peter 
 d Albeitthey itt the Gpattielhip sner the Ctecumncifion, 
 hadbeenconuer- Was allo mighty by mee toward the Gen· 
 fant with Chrift tiles ) 
 
 afore time, 9 And when James and Cephas, and 
 Deut.10,47- John knew of the grace that was giuen vñ · 
 
 2.chrs.1g7.i0b to me, which are counted tebe pillars, they 
 34-19. 9i(4.6.7- gaue to wiecand te Barnabas the fright 
 ecclus 35 12. ack. Gbr 
 31034.7043. teph.6 9:c0l,3.25 . 1.pet.1.17. € But approucd my 
 @oGtrine perut in all points. f Intoken that weal agreed in dodtiine, 
 
 Chap. ij.iij. 
 
 A Oša pou, thatyee ihouldnotobvey the 
 
 Peterreproued. 
 
 banes of fellowſtip, that wee fhould preach 
 vnto the Gentiles , and they vnto the Cir 
 cumciſion, 
 
 1o * Warning only that we fhould rement 
 ber the poore: which chingalie 3 was dili⸗ 
 gent fo Doe. 
 
 Il @ Aud when Peter was come to An: 
 tiochia, J with ftood him e te his faces fo2 He 
 Was to be blamed. 
 
 12 foz before that certaine came from 
 James, peate with the Gentiles: but when 
 they were come, he withorew and ſeparated 
 buntelte, fearing them which were of the 
 circumeniion, 
 
 13 And the other Jewes diſſembled like- 
 wile with him, in fo much that Barnabas 
 Was brought into their Dillimuiation alio. 
 
 14 But when J faw that thep went not 
 the + tight way tothe tructh of the Gelpel, 
 3 fayd wnte [eter before all men, Fe thoy called che Gen- 
 being a Jew. Huet as the Gentiles, and nor tiles is reprock. 
 like the Jewes, why h conitrainelt thouthe Hornan, 
 Gentilesto doc like the Jewes? - Rem. 3. 19,20. 
 
 Ig re which are Jewes by nature, aud ph:l.3-9. 
 nat i finners of the Gentiles, k Except our 
 
 16 Knowe thata man is not iuſtiſied by fruits be agreea- 
 the workes of the Lawe, but bp the faith bleto ourtaith, 
 of Jeſus Chꝛitt euen wee I fay, haug bes wedeclarethat 
 leeued in Jelus Chai, that wee might bee- we hauc not 
 iuſtilied by the faib of Chit, and not by Chrift, 
 the wozkes ef the Lawe, becanfe that by | Forhe cauled 
 the wozkes of the Law, no || flesh fhatl be iu them norco. 
 fifien. finne, but difcloe 
 
 17 * Zfthen while wee feeke tobe made ledit, neither 
 righteous by Chpitt,we our feines are found tookeheaway 
 t finners, is Chart theretoze the minifter of the righteoufnes 
 finne ? God | forbid, of the Law, but 
 
 18 Foz if J build againe the things that thewed rheir hy- 
 
 3 bane Destroyed, = J make mylelfea tref poctific, which 
 paier, werenotableto 
 
 I9 F03 through the Lawe am Dean to perfourme that 
 the Lawe, and that 3 might line vnto Gov, whercof they 
 3 am " crucified with Chit. boafied, $ 
 
 20 Thus J line, yeto not F nowe, but m Formydo- · 
 Chzitt lieth inme :and in that that J now &rineisto de- 
 liue in the ?fleth, J liue by the faith inthe froy finne by 
 Bonne of God, who hath loucd me , and gis faith in Chrift, 
 uen hünſelke fo} me. andnotto efa- 
 
 21 J doe not absogate the agrace of God; biifkfinne. 
 for if rightcoulnefie bee by the Lawe, then n And feele bis 
 Chik Died i without a cauſe. ftrength in rae 
 
 which killeth 
 finne. © Notas! wasonce,but regenerateand changed vnto aew — 
 creatute,in qualitie,and not infabftance. p Inthis mortall body, < 
 q Asdidthe falfeapoftleswhich preached not the faithin Chiift, 
 fOr, for nothing. 5 
 CHAP. ILL 
 
 1 Herebuketh themſharpely, 2 axdproucth 
 by diuers reafons that cufti fication is by faith, 6 as 
 eppearetl; by the example of Abraham, 10.19.24 
 and bythe ofice, andthe end, both of the Lawe, 
 
 15, 25 endof faith. 
 Foolth Galatians, who hath bewit- 
 
 522 
 
 AGEs 11.30. 
 2.Cor.9-3. 
 
 g Meaning,be. 
 fore aii men. 
 tGreeke witha 
 right foote. 
 
 h in bringing 
 their coufciences 
 into doubt by 
 thine example 
 and authority? 
 and herethe Ae 
 pofile commeth 
 to his chiefe 
 poist, 
 
 i For fo ý lewes 
 
 trueth, ta whom Jeſus Chꝛiſt uefoze wag a To whd Chrift 
 Belcribed in your light, and among poucru- was fo lively 
 ciñe? preached,asif ~ 
 2 This onelp would J learne of you, hisliuelyimage 
 Recciued pee the > Spirit by che workes were ſet before 
 r ; your eyes.or els 
 had been¢rucifiedamong yon. b Meaningthe gifts of the Spirito 
 Gin2 of 
 
 
 
 ——— 
 
 e 
 
 ‘Who are Abrahams children. 
 
 c Thatiis,the of 25 Law, 02 bp the hearing of ¢ faith prea- 
 
 doGrineotfal- ched 
 
 uation through 3 Are pelo foal M, that after pehane be⸗ 
 faith in Iefus gun in the ſpirit, pee would now d bee made 
 ChriftasChap. perfect by the fle? : > 
 1,22. Daue yee fered fo many things tn 
 
 d The falfeapo- paine? it fo beit be enen in paine. 
 
 Tothe Galatians. 
 
 the promife was made: and it was odai» 
 * by "Angels inthe bande of a Media 
 our. 
 20 fow a Mediatour ig net a Mediatour 
 of ° one: but God is r one, authoritie of 
 21I Isthe Law thenagaint the promile of Chritt. 
 Gop? God forbid: foz if there had beene o Bur ferueth 
 
 n Who asmini- 
 ſtets gane it to 
 Mofes by the 
 
 ftles caught that 5 Wethereforcthat miniſtreth to youthe a Lawe giuen which could haue giuen life, both for the 
 Chrit profited Spirit, and wozketh miracles among you, lurely righteouſneſſe Hould haue been by the Tewesand Gen- 
 nothing,except  doeth heeit thzough the werkes of the Law, Law. í tiles to ioyne 
 they were cir- b2 by the hearing of faith preached ? 22 ut the Scripture hath *concluden them to God. 
 
 cumcifed;& that 
 the La-ve was 
 
 6 Yearatheras Abꝛaham beleened God, 
 andit was * imputed to him foz rigkteouls 
 
 theperfe@ion, nefie. } 
 
 and Chriftes 7 Know ye therefore,that they which are 
 doGrine onely offaith , thefame are the childzenof Abra⸗ 
 therudiments ham. > i i 
 
 thereunto. 8 Forthe Scripture foreleeing, that God 
 e Andceremo- would iuſtitie the Gentiles though faith, 
 niesofthe Law? preached before the Golpel buto Abraham, 
 Gen.1§.6- faying , * Jn thee hail allthe Gentiles bee 
 7993.43 bleſſed. x 
 
 iames 2 23. 9 Hothen they which bee of faith, are 
 Gen.12.3 ecclas, bleſſed with faithfull Abraham. 
 
 44.210,31. 10 o: as manp as are of the ! workes 
 atts 3:25. of the Lawe, ave wnder the curfe: foz tt 
 f Whichthinke is written, *Curfed is enerp man that 
 tobe iuftified by continusth not in all things, which are 
 them. witten in the booke of the Lawe, to Doe 
 Dest.27.26. them. we oe 
 
 Habak.2 4. Ir Ana that no man ts iuftified by the 
 rom 4.17. Law in the tight of God, itis enivent; *foz 
 hebr. io 38. the iut thall liue by faith. 
 
 g The Law pro- 12 And the e Law ts net of faith:but *the 
 nounceth not man that thall doe thole things, ſhall liue in 
 
 themiuft, which them. $ 
 13 Chit hath redeemed vs fro che curfe 
 
 belecue, but 
 
 which worke, ofthe Lawe, when he was made acurfe foz 
 
 andfocondem- vs (ſoꝛ ft is witten, * Cured ts euery one 
 
 neth ail them that hangeth on tree y 
 
 which in“all 14 Ghat the blefling of Abraham might 
 
 pointsdoenot come onthe Gentiles tough Chit Jelus, 
 fulfillir. that wee might recetue the t pomife of the 
 ` Lewit. 13.5. Dpirit though faith. 
 
 Deut. 21,23: Is Betin, J ifpeake as men Doe, 
 = h Whichisthe * @hough ithe buta mans couenant, when 
 Golſpel. it tg confirmed , yet ng man Doeth abrogate 
 
 i lwillvfea it, oꝛx addethanpthing thereto. 
 
 commonexam- I6 Rowe to Abraham and bis ſeede 
 
 ple, thar you may were the promifes made. Wee fayth not, 
 beafhamedto And tothe feedes,as ipeaking of many: but, 
 _ ateriburcleffe AnD to thp ſeede, as of onc, which ! is 
 - ynto God,then hꝛiſt. 5 
 _ tofuch coue- 17 Gud this J lay, that the Lawe which 
 nants,whichene wag foure hundrzeth and thirtie peeres af» 
 manmakethto tey, cannot Difanull the coucnant that was 
 another. confirnted afoze ef God in re(pect of Chzit, 
 Hebr.9.17- thatit Gould make the promile of none ef- 
 
 k No more ts 
 the promile or 
 
 fect. 
 18 Forifthe tnheritancebe of the Law, it 
 
 coucnantof God isnomozely the promife, but God gaue it 
 abrogated bythe unte Abꝛaham by promile. 
 
 Law, nor yetis 19 C&itherefoze then ferueth the Lawe? It 
 theLawadded ‘was added betau of the m tranfgrel: 
 to — fong, till the ſeede came unto the which 
 to take any 
 
 thing away that was fuperfluous , orto fupply any thing that wanted, 
 1 Which declareth that the [ewes and Gentiles are both partakers 
 
 - of the promile, becaufe thevare ioymedin Chrift, which isthis bleffed 
 = ferde, m That finne might appeare and be made more abundant, 
 and fo all to be mut vp ynder finne, a 
 
 qal vnder inne, that the promile bythe faith p Conftant,and 
 of Jeſus Chꝛiſt Hoult be giuente them that alwayes like hime 
 beleeue. $ felfe, 
 23 But before faith came, we were kept Rom.3.9, 
 vnder the Lawe, and Wut vp panto the faith q Bothmenand 
 which ould afterward be reuealed. all their works, 
 23 Ciberfore the * Law was eur {choole: r The full reue- 
 maltet to bring vs to Chꝛiſt, that wee might lation of things 
 be made righteous by faith, which were hid 
 25 Wut after that faith is come, wee are vnderthetha- 
 no longer bnderf a (choolematter. dowes of the 
 26 ffezpe are all the fonnes of Ged by Law, 
 faith, in Chriſt Jeſus. Rom.10.4. 
 27 ~ Fozaliyce that are * baptizedtnto f Notthar the 
 Chit haue put on Chꝛiſt. doctrine of the 
 23 Chere is neither Jewe no: Grecian: Law is abolithed, 
 there is neither bond no? free: there ignei but the condem- 
 ther male noz femaie : foz vee are all “one in nation thereof 
 
 Chik Fetus. ‘ is taken away 
 29 And ifyc be Chꝛiſtes, then are pee A> by faich. 
 brahams (eede,and heires by promile. Rom.6. 3. 
 t Sothat bap- 
 
 tifme fucceedetheiteumcifion, and fo through Chrift both lew and 
 Gentile is ſaued. u  Asallone man, > 
 CHAP. IIIl. 
 
 2 Hefheweth wherefore the ceremonies were 
 ordained. 3 Which being foadowes , mufi ende 
 when Chrifi the truetl commeth. 9 He moueth 
 them by certaine exhortations, 22 And confir- 
 meth his argument with a ſtrong example, or al- 
 legorie. 
 
 Te” J fay,that the · beire as long as hee a The Church 
 is a childe, Differeth nothing from a fer» of Ifrael was vne 
 
 uant, though be be lord of all, der the Law as 
 
 2 But is vnder >tutozsandgouernozs, thepupilfubieQ — - 
 
 vntill the time appointed of the father. to his tutor, euen 
 3 Euen lo, wee when wee were chilon vnto the time of 
 were in bondage under the ‘rudiments of Chrift,when the 
 the world. ; waxed ftrong,and 
 4 But when the fulneffe of time was then ber turel- 
 coine, Gov fent foorth bis Sonne made of a thip ended. 
 woman, and made ·vnder the Law, b Thatis, the 
 5 hat hee might redeeme them which Law, whichbe- 
 were vnder the Law, that we*might receiue forehecalleda 
 the adoption ofthe fonnes, {choolemafter, 
 6 Andbecaule peare onnes, God hath Chap.3.25. 
 fent foogth the e Sptrit of his Senne into c Tharis,vnder 
 your hearts, which cricth, f Abba, Fa- the Lawwhich 
 tier, was but an a.b.c. 
 7 Aherefore, thou art no moze Ea in reſpect ofthe 
 feruant, but a ſonne: nowelf thou bee a Gofpel. 
 fonne, thouart alfothe beire of God though d Tharis,who 
 C hit, ` was fubic@ vnto 
 
 the Law. 
 Rom.8.14,15. e Forour adoption vnto Chrift is fealed by him, 
 f He inftru@eth both lewes and Gentilesto call-God their fatheñin 
 euery language, fo that none are excepted, g Which mayeſt not 
 vie the libertic. ; 
 8 But 
 
 Teftimony ofthe Spirit. — i 
 
 * 
 
Beggerly rudiments. Freeand bond. 
 
 h When ye re- 
 ceiued the Gof- 
 pel, ye were ido- 
 Jaters:therefore 
 it is hame for 
 youto refufe li- 
 bertié,and be- 
 comeferuants, 
 yea,and feeing 
 the Lewes defire 
 to be out of their 
 tutel{hip. 
 
 i Nor in deede, 
 but in opinion, 
 
 k The Galati- 
 ans of Panims 
 beganne to be 
 Chiftians, but 
 
 by falfe apoftles 
 were turned 
 backward to 
 beginne anew 
 the lewith cere- 
 monies,and fo 
 
 in tead of g0- 
 ing forwardto- 
 ward Chrift, they 
 ran bickward 
 from bim. 
 
 i Yeobferue 
 dayes, as Sab- 
 bathes, new 
 moanes, &c. ye 
 ‘obferue moneths 
 as the firftand 
 feuench moneth? 
 ye obfeructimes, 
 as Ealter, Whit- 
 ſuntide, the feift 
 of Tabernacles: 
 ye obferue yeres, 
 asthe Lubile, or 
 ycere of forgiue- 
 neffe,which beg- 
 gerly ceremo- 
 nies are matt 
 pernitious to 
 them which haue 
 receiued the 
 {weet libertie 
 ofthe Gofpel, 
 and thruft them 
 backe into fu- 
 perftitious fla- 
 uerie. 
 m So friendfull 
 to me, as [am 
 affe@ianed tos 
 ward you. 
 
 n For l pardon 
 you, if you re- 
 
 8 Butenen then when yee b knew not 
 God, ye did ſeruice vnto them, which by inas 
 ture are mot gods, 
 
 9 But now freeing pe know God, yea, ra · 
 ther are knowen of God, how turne* pee a- 
 gaine vnto impotent gbeggeriy rudiments, 
 whereunto as from che begining pe willbe 
 inbondage agatne? 
 
 Io Deoblferue! dapes, and moneths, and 
 timesand peeres. 
 
 II Zaminfeare efyou , let J haue bee 
 owed on you labour in vaine. 
 
 52 Weepeeas™ J: for J am euen as pou: 
 brethren, J beleech pou ; pee haue not burt 
 "meatal. i 
 
 13 Gnd pe know, bow though °intirmi- 
 tie ofthe flet, J preached rhe Golpel vnto 
 vou at the fitct. i * 
 
 P And the triall of mee which was in 
 my tle, yee delpiſed not, neither abhorred: 
 but pee recetued mee as an 4 Angel of Gov, 
 yea, as Chꝛiſt Jeſus. see 
 
 Ig hat wasthen pour felicitie ? for J 
 beare you record, that tf it bad bene poflibie, 
 pe would haue plucked out your owne eyes, 
 and baue giuen them to me. 
 
 16 Am J therefore become pour enemie, 
 becaule J tellyouthe trueth? 
 
 IZ They are telous ower you amifle: pea, 
 thep would exclude! pou,chat ye fyould alto- 
 gether loue them. 
 
 18 Butit isa goad thing toloue earneſt · 
 lpalwapes in agood thing, and not onelp 
 wher J am pzeſent with pou, 
 
 {9 Myl little cyildzen,of whom F trauatie 
 in —— againe, vntill Tit be tfome in 
 port . 
 
 20 And J would F were with you now, 
 that J might change my voice ; foz J amin 
 Doubt ot pou. $ 
 
 21 Telimec, yethat willbee onder the 
 Law, do ye not heare the Law? 
 
 22 Foꝛ it is written, that Abrabam had 
 tto ſounes,* one by a fervant, * and one by 
 a free woman- · 
 
 23 But he which was of theferuant,was 
 borne after the lef: and hee which was of 
 the free woman, was borne bp pꝛomiſe. 
 24 By the which things another thing 
 ig meant : foz thefe mothers “are the two 
 Cekaments , the one which ts * Agar of 
 
 mount Dina, which gendreth vnts bon: ſh 
 
 Dage, 
 
 (For Agar or Mina isa mountaine in 
 y Arabia, and it anlwereth to Jerufalem 
 which now ts) and ee ts in bondage with 
 Her childzen. l Cj 
 
 26 But Jerufalem, which isli aboue, tg 
 free : which is the mother of vs all. 
 
 27 Foz itis witten, *Retopce thon zbat» 
 
 Chap. 
 
 pent. o Being jngreatdangersand affli&ions,or without pompe 
 and oftentation, p Thatis,the troubles and vexations which God 
 fentrotrieme while I wasamong you, q For my minifteries fake. 
 r Fortheyare but ambitious. { They would turne you from mee, 
 that you might follow them. t And imprinted fo in your hearts, 
 that you loue none other, Gene. 19.15. Gen.23.2. u Thar is,fig- 
 nife, x Agar and Sinareprefent the Law: Sara and Ierufalem the 
 Gofpel, Hmael the Iewith Synagogue, & Ifaac the Church of Chrift.. 
 y  Thatis,outofthe lande of prumife. Or, bigh and heauenly. 
 Efa, 54, 1e z Meaning Sara. 
 
 The libertie in Chrift. 23 
 renthat beareſt no chilozen: breake foozth, 
 
 and crte thou that trauatlett not: foz the Des Rom.o.8. 
 
 folate hath many mo childzen then fhe which 
 bath an huſband. 
 
 28 * Therekoꝛe, ethen, we are after the 
 maner of Iſaac, children of the promiſe. 
 
 29 Breas then bee that was bone after 
 
 the fie, perlecuted him that was borne after not of the Synas 
 goguewhichisa æ 
 feruant vnder the — 
 
 the ſpitit, euen ſo itis now. 
 
 30 But what faith the Scripture? Put 
 out the ſeruant and ber ſonne: fo: the fonne 
 oftheleruant ſhall not be heire with p onne 
 of the free woman. 
 
 Gen, 21.10. 
 
 a For wee arein 
 the Church of 
 Chrift which is 
 our mother,and 
 
 Law, ; 
 t By thelibers 
 tie wherewith 
 
 31 Then brethren, weare not chitdzen of Chzit bath 
 
 the feruant, but of thea free woman. t 
 CHA Pov. 
 2 Hee laboureth to draw them away from cira 
 cunscifion, 17 And fheweth them the battell be- 
 
 twaxt the fpiriteand the fielh, and the fruits of 
 
 them beth. 
 S Tand fat therefore in the liberty wheres 
 with Chait hath mabe vs free, and bee 
 
 * intangled againe with the yoke okbon⸗ 
 age. 
 
 _2 *Beholde, J Paul fay vita you, that 
 
 ri y bea circumciſed, Chuh thall profit you 
 othing. 
 
 . 3 Fo teſtifie again to euery man, which 
 
 is citcumciſed, that he ts bound te keepe the 
 
 whole Law. : £ 
 
 4 De are aboliſhed from Chꝛiſt, wholo- 
 euer are tuftificd bp the Law, yee are fallen 
 from grace. H : 
 
 S. Foꝛ we through the Spirit > wait for 
 the hope of rialjteouine fe through faith, 
 
 6 Forin Jelus Chik nether circumct · 
 fion auaileth any thing, neither vncircum⸗ 
 ction, but faith which worketh by lone. 
 
 7 
 that pe D not obey tye ~ 
 thing necefiz 
 
 to faluattons 
 §.Cor. 2.37, 
 
 b We liuein 
 hope through 
 that Spirit, which 
 caufeth faith,and 
 
 . 
 
 whichis giuen to - 
 the faithfull that 
 
 we thould by 
 faith and not by 
 
 Dee did runne well : who did let you, the Lawe fot- 
 
 tayne the crowne 
 
 of slory,which 
 
 Chrift gineth 7 
 
 freelyir oi is 
 c Then whatfos 
 euer isnot the 
 word of God, 
 
 whichhere he- _ 
 callethtructh,is 
 
 very lies, 
 d Which is God, 
 1. (0r.5.6+ 
 e A litle cor- 
 tuption doth de- 
 ftroy the whole 
 doGrine, 
 f That ye will 
 embrace the 
 word of God 
 urcly, 
 s That is, the 
 do&trine of the 
 Gofpel which 
 the world abe 
 horred, as a flan- 
 derous thing,and 
 therewith were 
 offended. 
 
 h Meaning, the 
 
 fecondtable, Lewit.19.18 mat.2.22,9.mar.12.31,j2m.2.8 Rom.iZ 
 
 14. 1. pet 2. 11. 1 Inthe man regenerate, 
 man ſtriucth againit the Spirit ofregeneration. 
 Uis 
 
 k That is, the naturali 
 
 rita 
 
 PO SA 
 
 A 
 i 
 
Fruits ofthe flefh andthe Spirit. 
 
 } Ifyou be gui- 
 
 ded by the Spirit 
 
 of adoption, that 
 
 which ye doe, is 
 
 agrecableto 
 Godaithough 
 
 it be not perſect. 
 
 m For they are 
 vader the Spirit 
 Or grace. 
 n Chrift bath 
 not onely remit- 
 ted their finnes, 
 bur fan@ified 
 them into new. 
 neſſe of life. 
 o That being 
 dead to finne, 
 and lining to 
 Gad, we may de- 
 stare the fame in 
 elle and in · 
 æcie of life, 
 
 a Either by rea- 
 - fonofhisficth, 
 or Satan. 
 b Chrilt cxhor- 
 teth. in fund:y 
 places to mutuall 
 louz , and thete= 
 fore brotherly 
 loue is here cal- 
 led the Law of 
 Chriftjand his > 
 commande: 
 ment, Lohn.1 3. 
 34.and 85,52. 
 
 tit, andthe Spiritagatufl the fieh : and 
 thele are contrary one tothe other, to that ye 
 caniot Doc the (ante rings that pe would. 
 
 18 And it pe be led bp the! pirit, pe are 
 not vnder the Law. $ 
 
 19 Woꝛeouer the werkes of the fleh are 
 manifeſt, whick are adulterte, fozntcation, 
 vncicanueſſe wantontefie, 
 
 20 Idolatrie, witchcratt, hatred. debate, 
 emulations, wath, contentions, (editions, 
 
 credits, 
 : 21 Guuie, murthers, dzunkenne fie, glut- 
 tonie and fuch ike, whereof F tell- pou bes 
 fore, a3 Jhaue allo told yeu before that they 
 which Doe luch things, Hall net inherit the 
 kingdome of God. en 
 
 22 But the fruit of the Spirit is lour, 
 ioy, peace, long {uttering, genttencile, goods 
 nelle, faith, ; 3 
 
 23 SDeecknefe, temperancicsagaing (uch 
 there is > no law. ; 
 
 24 Foꝛ they that are Chis, "haue cru- 
 cified the fick) with the affections and che 
 lutes. $ 
 
 25 Jfweelincinthe Spirit, let vs ale 
 walke inthe e Spirit. ; 
 
 26 et ys not be deſirous of paine glop, 
 piouoking one another, chuping one ang» 
 
 i 
 — CHAP VI. 
 z He exharteti themto vf: gentlene ſſe toward 
 theweake, 2 Andto fhewe their brotherly lone 
 and modeftic: 6 Alfo to prouide for thes mini- 
 
 To the Galatians. 
 
 himlelke only and notin another. 
 §_ * Foz euery man hall beare his owne 
 
 burden. 
 
 6 Let him that is taught in the word, 
 make im that bath taught bim partaker of 
 all his e goods. 
 
 7 Be not deceiued: God is not mocked: 
 foe — aman foweth, that ſhall hee 
 
 fo reape, 
 
 3 Foꝛ he that floweth to his fleſh, Hall 
 of the iiel reape cogruption : but hee that 
 foweth tothetpirtt, fall of the lpirit reape 
 life enerlatting. 
 
 9 *Let vs not therefore be weary of well 
 Boing ; fozin ſeaſon wee Mall e reape, if 
 we taint not. 
 
 10 While we baue thercfoze time, let bs 
 doe good vnto ail men, but (pecially unto 
 bem which are of the hougotd offaith. 
 
 II € Veelee how large a letter T haue 
 witten vnto pou with mine owne hand. 
 
 12 As many as Defire to make a faire 
 fhewe *inehe fleth, they conitratne pou to 
 be circumct(ed, onely becaufe thep would 
 not fatter perlecution foz the i croffe of 
 Chii. 
 
 13 Fo: they themſelues which are tir. 
 cumciſed, heepe not the Lawe, but delire to 
 paue youcircumncileo, that they might re- 
 topce * in vour fei. 
 
 14 But God forbid that J houtorefopee, 
 
 butin the croffe of onr Log Fetus Chꝛiſt, th 
 
 whereby the world is crucified vnto mee, 
 
 fiers, 9 To per feuere, 14 To reicyce in the cref anb J onto the world. 
 
 flirt, 15, Tonewnc fe flfe, 16 And laſt 
 ee — to them wath the refl of the faith- 
 fall all proſperitie. 
 
 Rethꝛen, faman be è failen by occafion 
 Binto anp fault. pee which are (pirituati, 
 retor fuch one, with the (pirtt of merke» 
 neſſe —A thy lelle, tet thou allo bee 
 tempted. 
 
 2 y Beare pe one anothers burver, and (o 
 bfulfilitheLawofCput 
 
 3 Foꝛ it any man ſeeme tohimielfe, that 
 beis ſomewhat, wherbhects ‘nothing > bes 
 Deccineth himéelfe tn his imagination, 
 
 4 Butilet euery man prooue bis one 
 torke; and then ſhall he haue chelenbsinbim, befo: 
 the foundation ofthe world. p we *Mould be 
 c holy, ¢ without blame befoꝛe him in toue: 
 
 § Who hath predellinate vs, to berda- 
 Dopted though Jeſus Chriſt vnto himictte, 
 according te the good pleaſure of pis will, 
 
 6 Tothes pratte of the gloay of his grace, 
 here hee bath made vsaccepied in kis 
 
 clourd, | ; 
 
 7 Sy who wee hane redemption through 
 His blood, cuen the torgiueneſſe of Annes, ace 
 coring to his rich grace ¢ 
 
 8 Ahereby he hath beene aboundant ta» 
 ward vs in ali wiftdome Evnderanding, 
 
 9 Andhath opened vnto vs the mpfterte 
 of his will accozBing to hts good plealure, 
 which be had purpoled fin him, 
 
 10 Ghat in the diſpenlation of the fulnes 
 of thetimes, bee might gather together in 
 one sall things, both which are in heaven, 
 and which are in carth,cuenin Chꝛiſt: 
 
 IL Ju whom alio we arecholer when we 
 were predeltinate according to the putpole 
 of him, which workerh all hinges after the 
 countell of his owne will, — 
 
 12 That * wee which Ark trated in 
 Chak, Gould be unts the pratle of his gloꝛy: 
 
 13 Ju whom ali ye haue tufted after that 
 pe heard the wod of tructh, cuen tie Galpel 
 of your faluation, wherein allo after that pe 
 belcened, pee were aled with the boly Dpi- 
 ritofpomife, | : 
 
 , 14 bichis ÿᷣ earneſt of ourinberttance, 
 i vntil the redemption of the poſſeſſion, pur⸗ 
 
 
 
 
 — 
 
 chaſed vnto the praiſe of bis glozy. 
 
 the faiti, which pee paue inthe Lod gelus, 
 and ioue foward ali the Saints, 
 
 16 3 ceale not to giuethanksfoz pou, mae 
 king mention of pou in my prayers, 
 
 17 Chatthe GD D of our Lod Telus 
 Chꝛiſt the Father of glozy, might gine vnts 
 pou the Dpirit of wiledome, and renelation 
 though the knowledge of x hin, 
 
 18 That the cpes of pour vnderſtanding 
 may belightnedD, that pee map kuow what 
 the bope ts of bis calling, and what rhe 
 riches of hts glozious inheritance is in the 
 Saints, ; ; 
 
 19 And what is the exceeding greatneſſe 
 of bis power coward vs, which belecue, 
 *according to the working of his mightie 
 power, 
 
 20 hich be wrought in Chik, wher 
 he railed him trom the Dead, and? {erbim 
 at bis righthand tthe heauenty places, 
 
 21 Farre abaue ail principaitiie,¢ power 
 and might, and vomination, € enery name 
 that ts Hamed, notin this world onclp , but 
 aus in thativatists cone, 
 
 22 * And baty made all things ſubiect 
 Bader bts feere, end bath appointed bimo- 
 wer all things co be the head te the Cynick, 
 
 23 cAhich is his body , cuen rhe ™ Hulacile 
 of pun that Hileth all in allthings. 
 
 himfelfe per & without ys which are his members 
 Cburch isalio cailed Chrilt,as 1, Cor, 12,12, 13. 
 
 CHAP, IYI. 
 
 § To magnifie the grace of Chrift, which is the 
 onely caufe of ſaluation, 1i He fheweth thë what 
 maner of people they were b+ fore their conuerſiou, 
 18 And whatthey are now in Chrifi, 
 
 AP D *yotharh he quickened , that were 
 Dead in tr: pales and iinnes, 
 
 2 CGiberctuintinic pak pee walked ac- 
 cording to the courſe of this wold, and after 
 the* amince that ruleth mi the ayre euen the 
 {pirit, that now worketh tn the chitvzen of 
 BtlobeDtence, 3 
 
 3 Anwng whom we aliohad our conuer= 
 fatton in tine palt, inthe lutes of ovr fich, 
 in fulfilling che will okthe icH, and ot the 
 minde, and torre by o nature thechildsci. 65 
 
 wꝛath as weilag oilers, - 
 
 15 — allo, after that 3| heart of 
 a 
 
 k OfChrift, 
 Col.2.22, 
 
 chap. 3.7, 
 
 l Made bim ge⸗ 
 uernour of all 
 things both in 
 heauen andin 
 earth; fo that 
 Chrilts bedy is 
 now onely there, 
 
 or els it tho 
 not be a tie bos 
 dy, and hisafcene : 
 
 ion fhoulkibe 
 
 but a fantafticall 
 
 thing,and oncly 
 
 imagined, 
 
 Pfal 8.6, 
 
 heb 2.8. 
 
 m This isthe 
 
 great loue of 
 
 Chrifttoward 
 
 his Church.that 
 he counteth not 
 and therefore the 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 K 
 
 Col2.130 
 
 Chap.6.12. 
 a Weaning, Sas | 
 tan, 
 
 b Not by creatis 
 on, but ky Adams 
 
 into them which are in heauen, & them which are in eaith: alfo the 
 faithfull which remaine in earth fand of the Jewes & Gentiles. h To 
 wit,the Tewes. i Though we be redeemed fromthe bondage of finne 
 by the death of Chriſt, Rom 6 22. yer we hope for this fecond redẽp. 
 tion which fhaibe when we thall poff: fle our inheritance in che hea⸗ 
 gens, whereof we haue the holy Ghoit fora gaze, as chap.4.30. 
 
 
 
 
 4 Bit GOD whichis rich in mercie. cranfgrefiion, and 
 though bis great (one wherewith he lowed fo by Gach, 
 
 By 
 
 Cuen when tee wiredead by finner, ¢ Beth lew and 
 Pact ontekimec vs ¢ together! ti Chriſtt, by Gentile, — 
 abok uiage ve are Oued, lOr with Chriſ. 
 Gove 6 And 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 arit our peace, 
 
 We that are 6 Gud hath 4 raiſed v3 vp together, and 
 themmembcers, are made vs littogether in the heauenly places 
 ailedvp fron < in hat Jeſus, 
 death, and reidgne 7 Ghat hee might ſhew inthe ages to 
 withowthead come, the exceeding riches of bis grace, 
 Chrikinhcauen though his kindneſſe towardys in Chit 
 by fith. Jelus. 
 
 8 Fo: by grace are pee ſaued through 
 faith, and that not of your ſelues: iristhe 
 gift of Gor, 
 
 9_ Not of wakes, leſt any man ould 
 boat bintelfe. ` ) 
 e Here hemea- 10 Fopweate e his wozkmanhip createn 
 nethasconcer- in @hatit Telus vito good workes, which 
 ing grace,& not GoD hath ordeined that we ould walke in 
 by nature. them. ; 
 f He (heweh 11 GQherefoze remember that pee being 
 here thatthe fur- in tune pat Gentiles in tye flefy, and cals 
 ther the Gentiles {ed * yncircumertion of them, which are cal- 
 were off from led citcuimectiion in the fich , made with 
 the grace of bands, 
 God, thy greater 12 That ye were,] Gy, at that time with- 
 
 now to the fame. mon wealth of Ficact, and were * rangers 
 1,$am.17.26. fromthe scouenants of pomii, and bad 
 7k. 44-7a no t hope, and were || without God inthe 
 [Rowh9.4 » world. 
 g It was butone 13 Butnowin Chait Jeſus, pee which 
 couenant,but . once were farre ot arg made neere by the 
 becauleit was blood ot Chꝛilſt. 
 ‘diuerstimescon- 14 Foꝛ bets ourpeace, which hath made 
 firmed and efta- of both one,and bath bgoken the: Kop of the 
 blifhed,there- partition wail, i 
 fore herehecal- 15 Jnabogating through his * fleth the 
 Jeth them coue- fjatreB,thar is, the Law of commandements 
 nants. which ftandech in orꝛdinances, (o2 to make of 
 h Wheréno = twaiicone new man in hunlſelle, ſo making 
 promile is there peace, { 
 is no hope, 16° And that be might reconcile both vn⸗ 
 POr,Atherfis. . 
 1 Thatis,the hatred thereby, 
 cauleofthe diui- y7° Qudcanie and preached peace to you 
 fion that was be- which were afar off, and to them that were 
 tween the Lewes negre. 
 andthe Gentiles, 18 * JFo2 though him wee both bane an 
 k ForinCorit entrance vnto the Father by one Spirit. 
 all things were 19 Mow therefore pe are no moze ſtran⸗ 
 accomplithed, gers and korreiners: but citizens with the 
 which were prey Saints, and of the bout olt of Ged, 
 
 igured in the 20 And are built vpon the foundation 
 aw, of the Apoitics. and Prophets, Jeſus Chzité 
 1 Forof the hinielfe being the chtefe coner ttone, 
 
 Tewes andthe 21 Jn whom all the burlding coupled to» 
 entileshemade gerjer, groweth vnto an boly Temple in 
 one flocke, the Loo, . 
 22 Ju whem pe alfo are built together to 
 be the habitation of God by the Aptrit, 
 
 CHAP. «All, 
 3 Hefheweth the cauſe of his imprifonment, 
 13 Deftreth them not to faint becaufe of histrou- 
 ble, 14 And praycth God to make them fiedfaft 
 in his Spirit. 
 
 OM, 5. 2. 
 
 f 
 
 E2: this caufe, JPaul am the * prifoner 
 
 of Jeſus Chait foz you Gentiles, 
 
 2 Ffye haue heard ofthe > arlpentation 
 
 of Chrifts glory. of the grace of God, which ts given mee to 
 Which was his: youward,® GES 
 
 ocatiotopreach 3 ‘Thatis, that God by reuelation bath 
 
 nto ý Gentiles. Hewen this vyſtery vnto mee Cas J wote 
 
 TotheEphefians. 
 
 debters they are ont Cheiſt, an’ were aitants tromethe com> C 
 
 to Gov in one 'bowy dy dis} croft, and flay. 
 
 e abone tn fe words, 
 
 4 Ahereby when pee reade, pe may 
 know mine vnderſtanding in the myſterie 
 ot Chꝛiſt. 
 
 § Ohich in other ages was 4 not ope⸗ 
 ned vnto rye ſonnes o men, agit ts now ves 
 uealed vito bis holy Apoſtles and peophets 
 bythe Spirit : : i 
 
 6 Mat the Gentiles Mould bee inhert- 
 tersaito, aud of the lame body, and parta- 
 kere of bis pꝛomiſe m Chak by the Golpel. 
 
 hereot j am made a minifter by 
 the gift of tye gractotf God giuen vnto mee 
 * throngs the wezking of his power. 
 8 *Cucn vnto nie the leatt of al Baints 
 ts this grace qiuen.that J Mould preach a- 
 mong the Gentiles the vulearchable ri- 
 ches of Chit. 
 
 9 And conake cleare vnto all men what 
 the felowthip ot ube * mipitery is, wich from 
 the beginning of the wozid Hath been bid in 
 —— hath created all things by Jeſus 
 
 Haut, 
 
 10 To the intent that now wnto © prin 
 Cipalities and powers in beancitly places 
 might be kiuowen f bp the Church che ma- 
 nttota wiſedome of Ged, 
 
 U Accoꝛding to the efernall purppte, 
 which bee wrought in Chut Jeſus our 
 LoD, 
 
 I2 By whom wee have boldneſſe and en- 
 trance with confidence by farth in bun. 
 
 13 (0heretore 3 Delice that pee taint not 
 at my tribulattons fog pour lakes , which ts 
 pour glory. — 
 
 14 Jro: this cauſe J bow my knees unto 
 the Father of our Lod Jeius Cheiſt, 
 
 15 (Of whome is named the whole e fa: 
 wily in ® heauen and earth.) ; 
 
 Te That he might graunt you according 
 to the riches of his glozy , that pee may ber 
 ftrengthened by his ſpirit in the inner man, 
 
 17 Chat Charl map Dwelin pour hearts 
 — ——— ve, being rooted and grounded 
 intone, 
 
 13 Way bee able to comprehend with all 
 E aints, what is the k bzanth, andlength, 
 ana Denty,and height: 
 
 19 And to know the loue of Cift, which 
 pafieth knowledge, that pee map bee filled 
 with all 'fulnefle of Goo. 
 
 20 * Ginto bim therefore that ts ableto 
 Doe ercecbing abundantly aboue all chat we 
 alke o: thinke, accogding to the power that 
 worketh in™ yg, 
 
 21 Bee pꝛayle in the Church by Cháit 
 z efus , thoughout all generations fozeuer, 
 
 mei. 
 
 The Gentiles inheritours, 
 
 c That is,in the 
 firlt chap. of shits 
 Epilile verle 9. 
 
 d Although the 
 fathers and the 
 Prophets had re- 
 uelations cer- 
 taine yer it was 
 not in compari- 
 fon ofthat abun- 
 dance which was 
 fhewed wnen the 
 Gentiles were 
 called, neither 
 yet was the time 
 nor the maner 
 knowen. 
 
 Chap.& 19» 
 
 1.( 07.45.95 10. 
 Gal,1.16. 
 
 Rom. 6,25 colt 
 26, 2. tam. 1. 10. 
 tit.l 2.1 pet, 
 1.30, 
 
 e The Angels. 
 
 f The Church 
 being githcred 
 of io many kinds 
 of people, isan 
 €xav ple cra 
 giaffe for the An- 
 gels to behold 
 the wifedome of 
 God in,who hath 
 turned their pars 
 ticular difcords, 
 into an vaiucrfall _ 
 concord, and of 
 the Synagogue of 
 bondage,bath 
 made the Church 
 of freedome, 
 
 g Hethatis not 
 of the body of © 
 Chriſt, is in death 
 h ‘The faithfull 
 whichdied be- 
 fore Chrift came, 
 were adopted by 
 him,and make 
 one family with 
 the Saints which 
 yet remaine aliue 
 iForweconfefle . 
 that which we 
 belecue, 
 
 k All perfeGion 
 on eugry fide i$ 
 in him, 
 
 1 That all the gracesof God may abound inyon Rom, 16.25. m Ia 
 
 that we feele Chrift in vs. 
 CHAP IIL 
 1 He exhorteththem vuto meekenes,long fuf- 
 
 fring, unto lone and peace, 3 Emery one to ferue 
 
 C edifie one another with the gift that God hath 
 
 ginen him. 14 To beware of ftrange doctrine. 22 
 
 To lay afide the old conuer [ation of greedy luftes, 
 
 andto walkein anew life. 
 
 ] * Therefore, being prifoner in the a Lord 
 pray you that pee walke worthy of the bo- 
 
 Cation whercunto ye aye called, 
 
 Philt.297.coha 
 10. 1,thef. 2.820 
 a Forthe Lorde 
 caule. 
 
One body, one fpirit. 
 
 b Which by dif- 
 fentions you fe- 
 parate aſunder. 
 
 c Sothatye can 
 not differnt one 
 from another, 
 fecing the ſpirit 
 which joyneth 
 you in one body, 
 canpot diflent 
 from himfelfe, 
 Mala.2.10, 
 
 d Inpower. 
 
 e By his proui- 
 dence, 
 
 Rom i 2.3, 1.cor. 
 32.11. 2,C07.10, 
 
 1 3 zs 
 f Which hee gi- 
 ueth vs. 
 Phet., 
 g The Meflias 
 came down trom 
 heaven into the < 
 earth co criumph 
 ower Satan,death 
 and finne,andied 
 themas prifoneis 
 and {lawes, which 
 before were con- 
 querers aad kept 
 all in ſubiechon: 
 which victory he 
 gat,andalfo gaue 
 itas a moft pres 
 cious gift to his 
 Church, 
 h With his gifts 
 and benefits, 
 3.(or.12,27- 
 
 2 hich all humbleneſſe of minde, and 
 meekeneſſe with long lufering iipporting 
 one auerher through loue, i 
 
 3 Endeuouring to keepe the vnitie of the 
 Ppivit in che bond of peace. - 
 
 4 Chereisone> body, and one: Apirit, 
 guen as ye are calledin one hope of pour vo⸗ 
 cation. ; 
 
 j 5 There is one L020, one Faith, one Bap» 
 ttime, 
 6 *Dne God and Father ok all, which 
 ts 4abone allt © through aland in pon all, 
 
 7 * ut vnto eueryone of vs is ginen 
 Stace, accsz2ding to the mealure of thet gtit 
 of Chꝛiſt. 
 
 8 herekore he faith, Ahen hee alcen- 
 Ded vp onish , Hee s led captiuitie captive, 
 and gauc gitts vntomen. 
 
 9 (Mow in that hee aſcended. what ts it 
 but that he jat alio veſcended fire into the 
 lowelt parts of che carth? 
 
 lo Wethatvelcended, is euen the fame 
 thar alcenden,farre aboue all beauens, that 
 he might Bll all things.) 
 
 IT Me therfore gaue iometo be Apofkles, 
 aud fome Prophets, and tome Cuangeltlis, 
 and lome Paſtours, and Teachers, 
 
 12 Fo the i gathering together of the 
 Haintg,for rhe worke of the nũniſtery.* and 
 to? the edification of the body ot Emit, _ 
 
 13 Giltwe all meet together Cin the vni⸗ 
 tie of taith ana knowledge of the Sonne of 
 God) vnto alpertect manñ, & vnto the mea- 
 lure of the age of the fulneſſe of Chatt, 
 
 14 That we henceforth bee no moze chil- 
 Mem wauering and caried about with euery 
 winde of Vectrine,byp the Deceit ofimen, and 
 with craftinelle, whereby they tap in watte 
 to deceiue. : 
 
 Is But let vs foliow the trueth ta loue, 
 and inal things grow vp into him, which ts 
 the = head, that is, Chꝛiſt, : 
 
 16 By whom ali che body being coupled 
 and Kutt together by euery topnt,foz the fur- 
 niture thereof ( accozBing to tue effectual 
 
 i Toreftore that polwer,whichisin the meatureofeucry part) 
 which was outof recetueth tucreaſe of the body, vnto tie edi 
 
 order. 
 
 k That the body 
 of Chrift might 
 be perfea. 
 
 1 That we may 
 be of aripe Chri- 
 ftianage, and 
 cometo the full 
 meafure of that 
 knowledge 
 which we fhall 
 haue of Chrift. 
 m Chrift being 
 hcad of his 
 Church,nouri- 
 fheth his mem- 
 
 bers, andioyneth 
 
 fying of it [elfe inlone, 
 
 17 This 3 lay therefore and teftifictn 
 the Lord , that pee hencefoorth walke notas 
 * other Gentiles waike, in vanitie of their 
 n minde, : 6 
 
 18 Hauing their cogitation Darkened, 
 and being rangers from the lifeof ° God 
 through the ignozance that is in them, be- 
 caule ofthe rgardneileotrhetrheart: 
 
 19 CGhich being | patt* keeling, haue gi- 
 uen themielues vnto wantonneſte, to woke 
 ailuncleanneffe, euen with greedineſſe. 
 
 20 But pe haue not fo learned Chim, 
 
 21 Iklo be yee haue hear? jin , and haue 
 —— byhim, as the atrueth ts in 
 
 jes, i ' 
 
 22 Thatis,* that pee catt off, concerning 
 
 Chap. Ve 
 
 them together by a : 
 joynts , fo that euery part hath his iuft proportion of ſoode, that at 
 Jength the body may grow vpto perfection. Rowm.1.21. nMan not 
 segenerate,hath his minde, vader{tanding,and heattcorsupt, o By 
 the which God liueth inhis. p The bardnefic of heart, isthe foun- 
 taine of ignorance. ||Or without remor fe of confcience, 1, TWA. 4, 2» 
 g Asthey are taught which trucly Know Chrift, (0l0/-3,8, 
 
 the connerfation in time pat, ther old man 
 
 — ís coꝛrupt thaough the deceiueable 
 Gites, 
 
 2 3 And bee rene wed ti the (pirit of pour 
 ind, 
 
 24 * And put on the new man, which 
 f atter God is created in righteouſneſſe, and 
 true holtneſſe. 
 
 25 *cAherekore can off lying, and ſpeake 
 eilery man trueth vnts bis neighbour; fog 
 We are members one of another. 
 
 26 “Be tangrp, but finne not: let not the 
 funie goe Downe vpon pour wath, 
 
 27 * seither gine piace to the deuill. 
 
 23 Let him that ole, iteate no moze: but 
 letiim rather labour, and wozke with hts 
 Hands the thing which is good, that be map 
 Hane to gtue bnto hun that needech. 
 
 29 * Let no corupt communication pꝛo⸗ 
 ceev out of pour mouthes : but that which is 
 good to the vic of edifping, that tt may mini- 
 tter" grace unto the hearers. ie 
 
 30 AnD x geieue not the holy Spirit of 
 God,by whom pe are* (ealed unto the Day of 
 redemption. 
 
 31 Let all bitternes, and auger, ¢ wrath, 
 trying and euill peaking be put away from 
 you, with all maliciouſneſſe. > 
 
 32 * Bepe courteous one to another, and 
 tender hearted, korgiuing one another, eurn 
 as God fo: Chatits take ſorgaue pou, 
 
 Puronthe newman. 525 
 
 
 
 È 
 
 r Thatis,all the 
 naturall cori up- 
 tion that 4 in vs. 
 
 Rom.6.4.c0l.3. 
 10. hebi 2-1. is 
 pet. 2i .and 4.26. 
 {Which is crea- 
 tedaccording to 
 the image of 
 God, 
 
 Zech. 3.16, 
 Pfal.gi4. x 
 t if fo be that ye 
 be angry, fo mo. 
 derate your af- 
 fection, that it 
 burſt not out in- 
 to any cuill 
 worke, bur be 
 foone appeafed. 
 Tames 4.7. 
 
 Chap 5.3. 
 col.4.6. 
 
 u een ue | 
 to profit in god- 
 knele, — l 
 x So behaue yout — 
 feluesthat the | 
 holy Gholtmay ~ 
 willingly dwelt 
 
 in you,and giue 
 
 him no occafion to depart for forow by your abufing of Gads graces, 
 
 2,Cor.1.22. Colof. 3.12,13. 
 CHAP. V 
 
 2 Heexhorteth the vato lowe, 3 Warneth them 
 to beware of uncleannes, couctou[nes, foolt{h tala 
 king em falfe doctrine, 17 To be csrcumjpect, 18 
 To awoid drishennes,1g To reroice & tobe thanks 
 fulltoward God, 21 To ſubmit them [eles one te 
 another 22 He intreateth of corporal mariage, & 
 of the ſpirituæall betwixt ſhriſt and his Church. 
 Be ye therefore follawers of Godas Beare 
 
 chilen. 
 
 2 t And walke in loue, euen as Chit 
 hath loued us, and hath giuen bimfeife foz 
 ne, co bee an offering and a facrifice of a 
 ſweete *imelling favour to God. 
 
 3 * But kornication, and all vncleannes, 
 o} touetouſneſſe, tet it not bee once named a= 
 mong yon, asitbecommeth faints, 
 
 4 Mepther Hichineffe, neither focli tal- 
 king neither > ieiking, which are things not 
 comely,but rather gining of thanks. 
 
 5 JSFor this vee know, that no whoremon · 
 ger, nepther vncleane perfon, no? couctous 
 peron, which is: an Wolater, bath angin- 
 
 Deritance in che kingdome of Chit, and of neighbour: for 
 GD, ; ; ‘otherwife there 
 6 *Letnod man Deceine you with vayne be diuers exam⸗ 
 
 wordes: for, for fuch things conuneth rhe 
 wrath ok God vpon the children of diſobedi⸗ 
 gees.) i 
 7 Be not therefore companions w them. 
 3 Foꝛ pee were once Darknefle, bnt are 
 
 taike, whichis. 
 alfo godly, as 
 
 ) 
 
 Toh. 3.34.0 15 
 12,1.0hn 3.23. 
 a Aljuding to the 
 perfumes and in- 
 cenfing in y law 
 Mar.7, 24. chap 
 4. 29Mb0l, 3.5. 
 2thef:2.17: 
 
 b Which is ei- 
 ther vaine,or els 
 byexample and, 
 enill fpeaking, 
 may hurt your 
 
 Ai 
 i 
 ; 
 
 
 
 
 
 plesin the Scrip= 
 tures of pleafant 
 
 n hin * pe r 
 
 1.Kıng.18.27. ` 
 
 
 
 
 
 now light inthe LoD: walke ase childzeit c Becaufehee — 
 of light, » oP ar. thinketh that his: 
 
 ge a 2 Mife ftandeth in 
 histiches. Mat.2 4.4.mar.1 3.5 luke 21.3 2.thef.2.3. d Either in 
 excufing fin,or in mocking at the menacesand indeenents of God, 
 e Secing God bath adypted you for bis that ye fouldbe boly.- 
 f 1 ofog. 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 iAwake from fleepe. 
 
 o ( Forthe fruit ofthe Spirit is in all 
 goodnelſe, and righteouſneſſe, and trueth) 
 
 19 Approoutng that which tz pleating to 
 the Lod. : 
 
 11 And haue no kellowſhippe with the vn⸗ 
 fruitful works of darknes bic euentreproue 
 
 í And makethem 
 
 nowen by your 
 oneft and godly 
 ifi 
 
 mil Ce 
 
 The wordof 
 od difcousreth 
 heviceswhich them rather. 
 vere hid before. 12 Foꝛ it is ſhame euen to ſpeake of the 
 à God thus pea- things which are done ofthem in ſecret. 
 seth by his fer- 13 ut allthings when thep are repzoo> 
 Juantstodraw Ued ofthese light,are mantfett: fez it is light 
 cinfidels from that maketh all things maniteſt. 
 heir blindneffe, 14 Ciberefoue he faith,» Awake theu that 
 
 olof. 4.5 ficepett,and ſtande vp trom the Dead, and 
 Selling all Chꝛiſt Hall gine thee light. 
 orldiy pleafures 15 Sake heed therfore that pe walke cire 
 to buy time cuniſpectly, not as tooles,but as * wife, 
 
 16 i Redeenting che time: foz the k Bayes 
 are euill. } 
 
 17 * Aherekoꝛe be pe not vnwile, but on 
 derſtand what che wiil of the Lord ts. 
 heed howtobuy 18 And be not Munke with wise, wierein 
 againe the occa- £3 erceiles but be fulfilied wiry rhe Dpirit, 
 fionsof godliness, 19 Speaking vnto your (clues tuplalmes, 
 which the world and hymnes, and {picttnall fongs,tinging, 
 bath taken from and making melodie to che Lode in your 
 you,” = - Oearts, — i 
 | Rom12.26 20 Õiuing thanks altwates fo: all things 
 
 ps .thef4.3- bute God cuen the Father, in the Mameok 
 fOr, fongsof _ Our Lord Jes Chut, 
 
 | prai ce thank 21 Submitting your ſelues one to another 
 
 | gining. inthe™feareofGon. 
 
 Fi Andnotonely 22 @.* dtues, fubmit pour felucs vnto 
 with tongue. pour hutban3s,as ynte the Lom. 
 
 23 * sforthe hulband is the wines heap, 
 euen as Chait ts the head ef the Church, 
 and the fame is the (autour ofhisn bany. 
 
 24 Cherefoze,as the Church ts in ſubiec⸗ 
 tion to Chik, ceuen folet the teiues bee to 
 their hulbands in euery thing. 
 
 25 @* hulbands, loune pour wiues, enen 
 as Chik loued the Church, and gaue hime 
 
 sn Except our 
 
 | §riéd(hip be ioy- 
 ned and knit ia 
 SGod,it isnotto 
 bo efteemed. 
 Coal.3.18 1.2.5. 
 i Pet..1. 
 Scor, ing: 
 
 n TheChurch: felfe fo: it, j hat i 
 Sothe husband 26 Chat hemiaht fanctifie it, cleanle it 
 ought tonourith, by theo waſhing of water rhzough the word, 
 
 ouerne,andde- 27 Ghat he might make it vnto himſelke 
 
 endhiswife  aglozious Church, not hauing P ſpotte oz 
 from perils, wainkle, or any luch thing: but that it hould 
 Col. 3. 19. be holp, and without blame. 
 
 -oBaptifmeisa 28 So ought men tolouc their wiues,ag 
 tokentharGod their stone bodies; be that loueth his wife, 
 hath confecrated loueth bimfelfe. 
 
 the Chureh to 29 JFozno man euer pet hated his sane 
 
 as the Lord doeth the Church. 
 
 30 Foꝛ we are members of his body, a0f 
 
 romife offree hfs fielh,andof his bones. 
 
 iuftificationand 31 * For this caule halla mau leane fa» 
 fanGificationin ther mother and Mall cleaue ro bis wife, 
 | Chrift, and they twapne chalbe one few. 
 p Beeaufeitis 32 This is a great fecret but Iſpeake con⸗ 
 couered and clad cerning Chꝛiſt € concerning the Church. 
 with Chriftsiu- 33 Wherefore every one ot polt, doye fo: let 
 fice andholines. euerp one loue biswife,cucn as himſelfe, and 
 q This our con- let the wife lee that the feare her huſband. 
 iun&ion w Chrift 
 muft bee conſidered as Chrilt isthe husband, and wee the wife, which 
 are not oncly ioyned to him by nature,as a ſo by the communion of 
 fixbitance,through the holy Ghoft and by faith::he ſeale and tellimo- 
 nythereofisthe Supper of the Lord, Gene. 2.24. Mattel 9.5. mar, 10 
 J 3.607.636, 
 
 itholy by his _ 
 word: that is, his 
 
 To the Ephefians. 
 
 himfelfe,& made fle, but nouritheth and cheriſheth tt, cuen ` 
 
 CHAP VI, 
 
 x How children fbould bebane themſelues te 
 ward thesr fathers and mothers, 4 Likewife pa- 
 rents toward their children, 5 Seruants toward 
 their mafters, 9 Mafters toward their feruants, 
 83 An exhortation tothe fpirstuall bastell, and 
 what weapons the Cliriftiams ſpould fight withall. 
 
 (me. * obep pour parents in the 
 
 1028 ; fo? this ts right. } 
 
 _ 2 Honour thy father ¢ mother, (which 
 
 init ürt commaundement with a pros 
 g. 
 
 3 That it map bee well with chee, and 
 
 that thou mapen tue long on earth. f 
 4 And pe fathers,prouoke net pour chil» 
 Deen to d wrath: but dzing them vp ín «ins 
 firuction aud tnfogmation of the Lord. 
 
 § *Seruants, bec obedient vuta them 
 that are your matters, 4 accosding to rhe 
 fled), with feare and trembling,in anglenes 
 of pour hearts as xnto Cizift, 
 
 © Mot with feruice tothe eye, as men 
 plealers but as the ſeruants of Chat, Doing 
 the will of God from che heart, 
 
 7 With good wil ſeruing the Lord, and 
 Het men, 
 
 8 Ano know pee that whatſoeuer good 
 thing any man doeth, that fame tball bee 
 l ecelue okthe Loꝛd, whHetyer becbe bond oz 
 
 vee 
 
 9 Andpee makers , do: the fame things 
 bito them, putting away eating > and 
 know thac euen | pour malter ali ts in hea⸗ 
 uen, Neither is there *ereſpect of perſons 
 With hus. 
 
 Io € Finally, my brethzen, bee ſtrong in 
 the Lod, and in the power of yis might. 
 
 IL Put on che i whole armour of Ged, 
 that pe may be able to tand againſt the als 
 faults otthe ventil, : 
 
 12 Foz we wile not againts eY and 
 blood, but againit * prnctpalitics, agatult 
 powers, and againſt the wezidip gouernors, 
 the princes of tic darkeneſſe of tits wolo, a- 
 gain (picituall wickedneſſes, which are in 
 the bie places. ; 
 
 13 Fozchts caule take vnto you the whole 
 armour of Hod, that ye map be able to relit 
 in the enil Bay, t hauing Anitjed all things, 
 itand falt. f: 
 
 14 Stand therefor and pour loines gird 
 about teith verttte,and hautug on the bꝛelt · 
 plate of srightcoulneife, 
 
 15 Aud your feete fod with the » prepas 
 ration of the Golpel of peace. — k 
 
 16 Aboue all, take the ſhield of Faith, 
 wherewith ye may quency althe erp darts 
 oF the wicked, i 
 
 17 * And take the helmet of i fatuation, 
 and the lwo: of the Bpiric, which is rge 
 word of God, 
 
 18 AnD prap alwayes with all manner 
 prayer aud ſupplicatlon in the Spirit sand 
 watch thereunto with all perſeucraute and 
 pplication for all Dainis 
 
 19 And fo: mee, that vtterance may bee 
 giuen vnto me. that J may opinimp mouth 
 boldiyto nublih the lecretof the Bolpel, 
 
 20 horc am tye ainbsdavene in 
 
 Ah 
 BINS; 
 
 Childrens and feruants dueties. 4 
 
 4 
 
 Col. 3.10, 
 
 Exod. 20,83 
 deut.§.16.ecclat, 
 3 patei Sge 
 WAF. TAO, 
 
 a Thisis the firft 
 commandement 
 of the fecond tae 
 ble, and hath the 
 Promife with - 
 condition. 
 
 b By aulteritie, 
 c That they bee 
 not brought vp 
 in wantonnefle, 
 but in the feare 
 ofthe Lord, 
 
 Col, 3.22. tit. 2.9. 
 Ipet 2.18. 
 
 d Which haue 
 dominion ouer 
 your bodies, but 
 not ouer ¥ fouls, 
 [Or both y omrs & 
 their mafter. 
 Deu.10.17.2.chpy 
 19.7 40b, 34.19. 
 wif6.7 ecclus 3¢§ 
 
 -12516.462,10.3 4, 
 
 rox. 2.11. gal. 2. 
 6.col. 3.25, 1-pete 
 1.17. 
 
 e Whetherhe be 
 feruant or matter, 
 lOr complete 
 harneffe. 
 
 f The faithfuli 
 haue not onely to 
 firiue againſt mé 
 and themfelues, 
 butagain{t Satan 
 the fpiriruall ene» 
 mie, who is moft 
 
 . dangerous: for he 
 
 is oucrour heads, 
 fo that we canot 
 reach him, but he 
 muft be refitted 
 by Gods grace. 
 Chap 22. 
 
 g Innocencie 
 and godly life. 
 
 h That yce may 
 be ready to Suffer 
 ali things forthe 
 Gofpel, 
 Lft.59N7e 
 tthef5.8. 
 
 i The faluation 
 purchufed by Ice 
 fus Chriſt. 
 
 Cols 4 20 
 ctr’: 3. 2theL 
 ite 
 
: 
 
 Pauls greatloue. Perfecution 
 
 aby Bifhops here 
 he meaneththem 
 that had charge 
 of the word,and 
 gouerning,as pa- 
 ftois, ——— 
 ders:by deacons, 
 fuch ashad charge 
 ofthe diftributi- 
 ©n,and ofthe 
 poore and ficke, 
 a. Theſcr. 2. 
 
 b With ether 
 Churches, 
 
 € That ye recei- 
 ued the Go/pel. 
 d When you thal 
 receiue the crown 
 of glory. 
 
 e It was a fureto- 
 Ken of their loue 
 y they did helpe 
 him by al meanes 
 poflible when he 
 was abfent & in 
 
 Chap. j» 
 
 hearts. ; 
 
 23 Heace be with the bꝛethꝛen, andioue 
 with faith from Gow the Father, and fom 
 the Lord Jefus Chit. $ 
 
 24 Grace be with all them which Toue our 
 ae Jeſus Chtt, to their * inmotatitie, 
 
 men. 
 
 Tritten from Rome vnto the Ephes 
 
 ftans, andfent by Tychicus. 
 
 bands, that thereis J may ſpeake boidly, as 
 Toughe to fpeake. 
 
 21 © But that pee may allo know mine 
 affaires,and what 3] Do, Tychicus my Deare 
 brother and faith full mintiter in. the Lode, 
 Ha wew pou of all things, 
 
 22 CUhome J baue fent vnto pou foz the 
 fame pucpofe, that pce might know mine 
 affayzes, and that hee might comfort pour 
 
 sa The Epiftle of Paul to 
 the Philippians, 
 
 THE ARGVMENT, 
 
 Aul being warned by the holy Ghoft to goe to Maeedonia, planted firfta Church at Philippi aci- 
 
 tie of the fame countrey: but becaufe his charge was to preach the Gofpel vniuerfally ro all the 
 Gentiles, hee trauailed from place to place, till at the length he was taken prifoner at Rome,whcreof 
 the Philippians being aduertifed fent their minifter Epaphroditus with relicte vnto him : who decla⸗ 
 ring him the itate of the Church, caufed him to write this Epiftle , whereinhee commendeth them 
 that they Uood manfully againit the falfe apofiles,putting them in mind of his good wil toward them, 
 and exhorteth them that his impri!onment make them not to thrinke:for the Gofpel thereby was con- 
 firmed and not diminifhed: efpecially he defireth them to flee ambition, & to imbrace modefty, pro- 
 mifing to fend Timotheus vntothem who fhould inftru& them in matters more amply : yea,and tha’ 
 hee himfelfe would alfo come vnto them, adding likewife the caule of their minifters fo long abode, 
 And becau‘e there were no greater enemiesto the croffe then the falfe apoftles, hee confureth their 
 fale doctrine, by proving only Chriſt to be the end of all true religion, with whom we haue all things, 
 aud without whom wee haue nothing, fo that his death is eur life,and his refurre ion onr iuflifications 
 
 After this follow ceitaine admonitions both particular and gencrall,with teliification of bis afſection 
 
 toward them,and thankfull accepting of thei beneuolence, 
 
 C H A P. I, ~ 
 
 a Saint Paul difcouereth bis heart toward 
 them, 3 By histhankefziuing, 4 Prayers, 8 and 
 wifhes for their faith & (aluation, 7,12, 20 Hee 
 Pheweth the fruite ofhis croffe, 15.27 Andexs 
 horteth thems to unity, 28 And patience. 
 
 ; pa Aul and Timotheus the fer- 
 3 nants of Jeus Chꝛiſt, to ail 
 
 ; Se which are at Philippi, with 
 j E2 Se thea Bithops, and Deacons: 
 bree . 2 Gracebe with youand 
 peace trom Ood our Father, and fom the 
 Lord Jeſus Chꝛiſt. KOKOH 
 
 3 *3tbanke mp Gav ,hauing pou in pere 
 
 fect mesozy, . 
 all mp papers foz all 
 
 
 
 4 (Alwapes in 
 
 _ you, praying with gladnes) 
 
 Becauſe af the > fellowthip which pee 
 Gane in the Golpel, from the : Gr& Day vnto 
 now. 
 
 6 And J am perfwaded of this fame- 
 
 thing, that bee that bath begunne this goon 
 woke in pou, will pertorme it vntill the 
 4 Day of Jeſus Chit, 
 
 7 Qs it becommeth mefa to iunge of 
 pou all, becanfe J baue you in remembꝛance, 
 € that both in my bands, and in my Defence 
 and confirmation of theGolpel,you all were 
 partakers of my f grace. 
 
 8 Foron is my vecoꝛd, dow F long af. 
 
 prifon, cuen as if ter pou all from the very heatt roote in. Je» 
 
 they had bin pri- 
 foners with him, 
 
 ius Chꝛiſt. 
 9 Andthis Ipap, thatyour loue map 
 
 f Of chispeculiar abound , pet moze and moze.in knowledge, 
 
 benefit to fuffer 
 for Chrifts fake. 
 
 anDdinalliudgenent, 
 Io Chat pee may Diicerne things that 
 
 lor, are excallent Idiſfer one fiom another, that YEMAY De pure, 
 
 Aree: offence, vntill the Day of 
 i 
 
 Yells, 
 
 Il Filled with the fruits of» rightconl 
 nefe, which ate by Jeſus Cheiſt vuto the 
 glory and paile of Good. 
 
 I2 @ J would pe vnderftoode,bicthen, 
 that the things which haue come vᷣnto mee, 
 are * rather to the furthering of the 
 
 pe 
 
 13 So that my bands in Chꝛiſt are fas 
 mous throughout ail the « udgement hall, 
 and in ail other places, 
 
 14 In fo much that manyof the bze» 
 theen inthe Lode are boldened thzough my 
 bane and dare moze frankely (peake the 
 
 woad, 
 
 Ig Home preach Chit, enen though 
 o and ſtrike, and fome alfo of. godd 
 
 ul. 
 
 16 The one part preach Chritk of cons 
 tention and not m purely, {uppofing to ande 
 moze affliction to mybands: 
 
 17 But the others of lone, kuowing that 
 Jami fet fez the defence of the Golpel. 
 
 18 Cdibat then? yet Chattt is preached alt 
 maner wapes, whether ic be» vader ape- 
 pencio? lincerelyrand J therin ioy: yea, and 
 
 l toy. 
 
 I i Fog — ——— ſhall turne to 
 my (aluation,thsougbysur praier, and by the 
 eine of the Spirit of Jelus Chꝛiſt, ee 
 _ 20 As J heartily looke foz, and hope,that 
 in nothing J halle ahamed, but that with 
 alt contidence ,. as alwayes, fo-now Cheiũ 
 fhalbe magnificd in my body, whether it bee 
 by like or by Death. Bee 
 
 21 Foꝛ Ciais tome both in life, and in: 
 Death aduantage. 
 
 22. And 
 
 furthereth the Gofpel. 526. 
 
 k Or,ro be withe ` 
 out corruption, 
 that is, to haue 
 
 life everlafling, 
 whichistheend | 
 of this grace, 
 
 g That youfo ine 
 creafeingodli- — 
 nes,that not only. 
 yeecan put diffee 
 rence betweene 
 good & cuill:but 
 alfo that ye profit, 
 more and more — 
 without flipping 
 backe or ftan- | 
 ding ina ftay. 
 
 h KRighteoufnes: - 
 is the tree,good 
 works the fruits 
 
 i Which Iſuſtein 
 for Chrifts caufe. 
 k Thatis, inthe 
 court or palace 
 
 of the Emperose 
 Nero. 
 
 1 Or,profeffe the. 
 Gofpel confide- 
 ting my conftan- 
 cie. 
 
 m But witha 
 corrupt mind, 
 lOr, lse 22 bands, 
 
 n Their pretence 
 was to preach 
 Elriſt, and there- | 
 tose their docttin 
 Was true:butthey 
 werc full ofam- 
 bition-and enuies. 
 thinking to de> 
 fice Pauland 
 preferi c heme- 
 {elucs,_ 
 
 
 
í : hrif humbled himfelfe. 
 
 b Tolieinthe 22 And whether te ° line in the flety,were 
 Ach, isto livein yofttable foz mee, and what to choole, J 
 pois oritele body, know not. 
 iil webecalled 23 fog am greatlyin doubt of both 
 [o liuc cuerla- fass, Delixtug to beclooled,anD.to bee with) 
 tingly: burto Chꝛiſt, whichis beitofall. 
 iuc accordingto 24 s2enerthelelle to abide in thel flew, 
 Phe fle(h,orto be is moze needfull for you. 
 mathe fleth,fignt- 25 Ana this am J fure of, that 3 Mallas 
 Inejtobedefti- bide, and with pou ali continue, foz your tur» 
 Fuc of theSpirit, therance and toy of your faith, 
 Pndtobeplun- 26 That pee map moze abundantly re- 
 Peedinthefilthie toice in Jelug Ohrit to: me,by my comming 
 P-oncupifcencesof to you againe. l 
 fhe flefh. _ 27 *Dnely let pour conuerfation be, as 
 J it becommeth the Golpel of hit, that 
 whether J comeand tee pou, o2 elle be ab: 
 ient, J may heare ef pour matters, that pee 
 i [continue in one ſpirit, and inone minde 
 HOr fand. fighting together tough the faych of the 
 Hp Themorethat Goſpel. j 
 frantsragea- 28 And tn nothing keare vour aduerla- 
 Peaintt ¥Gofpel, rieg, which is to them artoken ef perditten, 
 the moremani- and topouoflaluation.and a that of God. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 that not onely pee Houta beleeue in pim,but 
 ailo (uffer foz bis fake, 
 
 30 Vaning the fame fight which pee faw 
 | in me, and now heare co be mmg. 
 
 -conftant perfeue- 
 
 rance for Chrifts ſake, is an cuident figne of faluation, q God thew. 
 If eth by this meanes of bearing the croffe,who are his,& who are not, 
 Ih {] Or,Chrifts cause, 
 | ee CHAP, IL 
 
 ; 3 He exhorteth them aboue all things to humi. 
 lity, whereby pure doctrine is chiefly maintained, 
 19 Promifing that he and Timotheus will [peedily 
 come vuto them, 27 and excu/eth the long tary- 
 soem. tng of Epaphraditus. 
 fa ifyefoloue 
 
 f me,that you de- 
 
 F Gre my comfort, 
 {b From the con. 
 fent of wils and 
 smindes he pro- 
 eedeth to thea- 
 i greementin do- 
 tine, that there 
 might be ful and 
 perfe& concord, 
 ROMAR10. 
 if Chuft being 
 
 | F there be therefoxe any > confolation in 
 Chꝛiſt, tf any comfort of toue, if any fel 
 lotwibip of the Spirtt, if any compafiion and 
 mercy, 
 
 2 Fulfill my iop,that ye be like minded, 
 hauing tye fame loue, being of one accord 
 andot> one indgement, 
 
 3 That nothing be done through conten: 
 tion o? vayne glozy, but that in meeknefle of 
 
 hunlelfe. 
 
 4. Looke noc cuery man on bis owne 
 thurgs, but euery man allo on the things of 
 other men. y 
 
 5 Letthe fame minde be in you that was 
 - guen in Chit Jelus, 
 
 Cho being tnthe forme of G DD, 
 thought tt no 4 robbery to be equall w Gon: 
 
 7 * But he made himielfe of no reputatt 
 on, € tooke on him the < fome of a feruant, 
 and was made like vnto men, ¢ was found 
 Hfamefulldeath, inf hape as a man. 
 
 If balwewhich — 8 he humbied himlelke, and became o- 
 are nothing but bedient vnto the Death,cuen the death of the 
 f vile flaues, croſſe. 
 {through arrogan- 
 
 cie treade dowre our breth en and preferre cur felues? d Forhee 
 
 | Jayde afide his 
 
 glory,and being 
 f Lord,hecame a 
 | fcruant, and wil- 
 dp ling ly fubmitced 
 i} himfelfe ro moft 
 
 
 
 
 | 
 
 20.28. e The pooreand weake natureof man, f He wasteene and 
 } heard of men, fh chat his peifon and behauiour declared that heeewas 
 as a miſerable man, Heb, 2.9. 
 
 TothePhilippians. 
 
 29 Fo: vnto you it iz ginen foz | Uhut, w 
 
 mind * cucry man eſteeme other better ther | 
 
 that was God, fhould hauedone none iniury to tiie Godhead, Matt,’ 
 
 9 Aherekore God hath alo highly exal⸗ 
 a Hint, and giuen bim a ame aboue euerp 
 
 amg, 
 
 lo * Thatat the Mame of Jeſus ſhould 
 
 euery knee s bow, both of things tuheauen, +f 
 
 Tate ae in earth, and things vnder the 
 earth, 
 
 Il *And that enery tongue Mould con- 
 felle that Jelus Chait is the Load, vnto the 
 glory oF God the Father, 
 
 I2 Wherefore my beloued, as ye haue al- 
 Wayes obeyed me, not asin my pretence ans 
 ly, but nowe much moze in mine ablence, fo 
 h make an end of your owne faluation with 
 i feare and trembling. | 
 
 13. forit ts Sad which worketh in you, 
 — ar will and che deed, euen of his k good 
 pleaſure. 
 
 14 Doe all things without* murmuring 
 and realonings, 
 
 15 That pe may be blameleiie, and pure, 
 and the ſonnes of God without rebuke m the 
 middes ot a naughty and crooked nation, 
 among whome yee thine, as* lights in the 
 
 0210, 
 
 16 MHolding forth them woz of life, that 
 J imap cetopce in the Dayof Cheuk. that J 
 haue not runne in batne, neither baue labo- 
 red in vaine. * 
 
 17 Dea, and though J be "offered wp bp- 
 onthe dacrifice, and ſeruice o of your fateh, J 
 am glad, and retopce with pou alt. 
 
 18 Foꝛ the fame cauie alio be pe glad, and 
 reioyce with mé. 
 
 19 And J trut inthe Lord Jeſus to fend 
 
 *Timotheus Horclp pute you, that g alfa 
 
 mep beof good comfort, when 3| know pour 
 ât. . 
 
 20 Foꝛ J baue no manlike minded, who 
 wiii kaithtully care ro: pour matters. 
 
 21* Foꝛ ally (ecke their owne, and fot 
 that which is Jetus Chis, i- s 
 
 22 But pe know the pzoofeof him that 
 as a ſonne with the father, bee bath ſerued 
 with me in the Goſpel. 
 
 22 iim therefore I hope to fendaffoone 
 as J| know gow tt will go with me, 
 
 24. Sno trutt in the Logo, chat J allo my 
 felfe Hall come theztly. it. 
 
 25 ‘Wut J ppoe it neceſſarie to fend 
 my brother Epaphroditus vnto pou, my co- 
 panion in labour, and fellowe fouldierjeuen 
 pour meſſenger, and be that miniſtred vnto 
 me fuch things as J wanted. 
 
 26 jFoz be longed after all you, and was 
 fullofheaninefie,becaule ye bad beard, that 
 he had beneficke. 
 
 27 And no doubt he was ficke, very heere 
 punto Death ibut God bad mercy an him, and 
 not on him only,but on me allo,lett J ſhould 
 paue ſorowe vpon ſorꝛow.· 
 
 28 Flent him therefore the moze Dili- 
 gently, that when ye Would tec bim agane, 
 pe might reiopce, and J] might be the leſſe 
 ſorowftull. 
 
 29 Receiue him therelore in the rity 
 with all gladneffe,and make much of fth: 
 
 30 Becanfe chat for the awogke of Chriſt 
 he⸗ was neere vnto Death and regarded not 
 His ltfe,to fulfil that ſeruice which was lacka 
 ing On pour part toward me. cae 
 
 Allfeeke their owne. 
 
 Romian 
 
 ifa. 45.23. 
 
 g Worlhip and 
 befubie& to him, 
 Toh, 3.1 3.1.cor. 
 8.6.and 12.3. 
 
 h Runne for- 
 ward in that race 
 ot righceonfaefie 
 wherein God 
 hath freely pla. 
 ced you through 
 Telus Chrift, and 
 conducteth you 
 bis children by 
 his {pir1. co 
 walke in good 
 works, and fo to 
 make your vo- 
 cation fure, 
 
 i Which may 
 make you cares 
 fuil and diligent, 
 k Which is bis 
 free grace. 
 
 5, Pet 49: 
 Matth.5.16. 
 
 l As they which 
 inthe nighr fet 
 forth a candle to 
 g've light te 
 others, 
 
 m The Gofpel. 
 n The wore fige 
 nifieth to powre 
 outas the drinke 
 ofring. was pow⸗ 
 red on the facri- 
 fice, 
 
 o To confirme 
 youin your faith, 
 Acis 16. 1. 
 1.Cor, 10 24. 
 
 p They rather 
 fought profit by 
 thcir preaching 
 then Godsglory, 
 
 q Hecalleth it 
 hére the worke 
 of Chrift, to vi- 
 fire Chrift, who 
 was bound in the 
 perlon of Paul, 
 and was in neede 
 of neceffariés. 
 
 r He approveth 
 them which ha- 
 zard their life 
 to relieue the 
 prifoners of 
 Chrif. 
 
 * 
 
Righteoufns ffe through faith. 
 
 CHAP. IIL 
 
 2 He warneth them to beware of falfe teachers, 
 3 againf? whome hee fetteth Chrift, 4 hkewife 
 binfelfe, 9, andha doctrine, 12 and repreueth 
 mans owne righteonfne fe. 
 
 J—— mp brethren, reioyce in the 
 Lod. Jt grieucth me not to weite? the 
 
 ane things to you, andfozpen tt isa furg 
 
 thing. i 
 
 2 Beware of b dogs :bewareof enil iwo 
 kers : beware of the  leaftrobauere- 
 municated with metoncerning the “matter lieued hin in his 
 ofgiuing and recciuing,but pe — F necellity, 
 9k 
 
 Pal 69.28, lake 
 10. 20.eue. 3. $a 
 and 20. 12. 
 
 and 21.27. 
 
 a This booke 
 
 ce That I wasnoe 
 ableto endure 
 
 my pouerty, 
 
 rertue or fice - 
 will, 
 
 preachedthe 
 Gofpcl vnto you,- 
 h be had giuen 
 ofhis part in 
 communicating - 
 withthem fpi- 
 
 anew tohelp me, - 
 
 f Notefbisown - 
 
 g Whenl fik- 
 
 
 
 à 
 8 
 
 rituall hing, bat- | 
 
DS 
 
 E 
 
 i 
 
 HOr abound to- 
 ward yonr count. 
 
 Ou: hope layed vp. 
 
 16 For euen whenT was in Theſſalonica, 
 
 peelentonce, ane afterward againe kor my f 
 
 neceſſitie, 
 17 Hotthat J defire a gift: but Jdelire 
 thefruite which may || further pour recka- 
 
 ing. 
 18 Row J hane receiued all, and haue 
 plenty: J was ceuen filles, after that J han 
 
 3 
 
 „ EecetueD of Cpaphroditus that whic came 
 
 a Which wasa 
 city of Phrygia, 
 
 For without 
 Chbrift there is 
 ‘no faith to bee 
 faued by, but on» 
 ly a vaine opi- 
 nion, 
 
 “e Which com- 
 meth ofthe holy 
 Ghoft. 
 
 d Thatis, Gods. 
 Ephefi4.t. 
 “pbrl.t.27. 
 Vothefa,v2. 
 
 
 
 frem you, an otour that fmelicty weete, a 
 facrifice acceptable and pleaſant fo Sod. 
 
 Tothe Coloffians. 
 
 Allthings created by Chrift. 
 ceflitics theough bis tiches with glory in Je- 
 us Chꝛiſft. 
 
 20 Unto Gad enen our Father be parfe 
 foz euermoz amen. 
 
 21 Salute all p Saints in Chie Jes, 
 The brethren, which are with me, greet pou. 
 
 22 Ail the Saints falute you,and molt of 
 all they whice areofiCefarshouigold. _ 
 
 23 The grace of our Lozd Jeſus Chik 
 be with pouall,dmen. | 
 
 Critien to the Hhilippians from Rome, 
 
 i Of fuchas did 
 belong tothe 
 Emperour Nero. 
 
 10 And my God hail fulfili all pour nee and fent by Epaphroditus. 
 
 q The Epiftle of Pauito the 
 
 Colofsians. 
 
 THE ARGV MENT. r 
 
 N tbis Epiftle S Paul putteth difference betweene the liuely, effe@ualland trus Chrift, andthe fai- 
 
 ned,counterfeite, and imagined Chrift,whom the falfe apoſtles taueht. And firft,he confirmeth the 
 do@rine which Epaphrashad preached, wifhing them the increafe of faith, to eſteeme the excellency 
 af Gods benefit toward them, teaching them allo that ſaluation, and whatfoeuer goed thing can be de- 
 fired, ftandeth onely in Chrift, whom onely wee im tace by the Goſpel. But forafmuch as the falfe 
 brechren would hauc mixed the Law with the Goſpel, hre toucheth thofe flatterers vehemently, and 
 exhertcth the Celoffians to Ray onely on Chrif, without whom alithings are but meere vanitie, And 
 as forcircumeifion, abftinence from meates , externall holinefie, worlhipping of Angelsas meanes 
 whereby to come to Chrif, hee vicerly condemneth, fhewing what wasthe office and nature of ce. 
 remonies,which by Chrift are abrogate: fo that now the exercifes of the Chriftians Rand in mortificas 
 tion of the flehnewneffe ef life, with other like offices appertaining both generally and particularly 
 
 to all the faithfall. 
 
 CHAP. L 
 3 He gineththankes unto God for their faith, 7 
 Confirmeth the doctrine of Epaphras, 9 Prayeth 
 far the increaſe of their fasti. 13 He fheweth vn- 
 to them the true Chrift , and difcouereth the coun- 
 ter fest Chrift of the falfe apofiles. 25. He approo- 
 
 æeth his authoritieand charge, 28 and ef tus 
 
 ‘faithful executing ofthe fame. 
 
 — Aut an Apoſtle of TESVS 
 F R `) Cift, by the will of Gad, 
 
 * ana Timotheus our brotyer, 
 
 
 
 
 
 pre TA 2 Gealithem which are 
 W oF at? Coloſſe, Gaints & fatth⸗ 
 as oy ful bzethzen in Chart: Grace 
 
 bee With pou, and peace from God our Fa 
 thet, and from the Lam Jelus Chꝛiſt. 
 
 3 Cle giue thankes to God cuen the Fa- 
 ther of our Loe Jefas Chui, alwayes 
 praping fe: pou: UO 
 
 4 Since weheard of onr faith t in Chꝛriſt 
 Qez ann of yourlouc toward all Saints, ' 
 
 5 Fo the hopes fake which tslatd wp fo? 
 you in heauen. whereof pe haue Heard before 
 by the wod oftrueth, ahich is the Goſpel, 
 
 6cAhich is come vnto pou, euen as itis 
 vnts all the world, and ts fruitfull, as it is 
 allo among you, from the Day that pe heard 
 andtrucly knew the grace of God, 
 
 Qs yee allo learneo of Cpapbzas our 
 
 Beare fellowe feruant, which ts for pou a 
 kaithkull minifer of Chak : 
 
 $ tho hath alfe declared tato bs pour 
 louc, which ye haue « bythe ſpirit. 
 
 9 Foztbtscaule wee alfa, ſince the Day 
 weheardofit, ceale not to pray foz pou,and 
 to delire that yee might bee fuiftiled with 
 knowledge of4 bis will, in all wiſedom, and 
 {ptrituall ynberftanding, 
 
 10, * Thatye might walke worthy of the 
 
 Lo2d,¢plealehim in all things.being* fruits 1-“or.'. 5 
 full in all good Werks, and uicrealing inthe 
 knowledge of sd, 
 
 IL Strengthened with all might thzꝛough 
 his gloꝛious power, vito all patience, and 
 long ſuffering with topfulneffe, 
 
 I2 Gining thanks vntothe Father,which Matth.3.17.2nd 
 hath mabe vs mecteto bee partakers of the 17-$et-pet.t.37, 
 utberttance ofthe Saints in light. Hebr.t.30 
 
 13 (Aho bath deltuered vs fro tye power € ForGodis 
 of Darkencs,and bath tranflates vs into the madevifibleia | 
 kingdome * of bis Beare Bonne, the flefh of 
 
 14, Ju whome wee baue redemption Chriſt, and the 
 through bis blood, that is, the fozginencile af dininitie dwel- 
 finnes, leth in bins cor- 
 
 15 Cibo is the* e image of the inuſible porallj. 
 Gob, the Erë bosneofeucrp creature. f Borne before ; 
 
 16 * Fo by him were all things created, any thing was 
 which are in heauen, and which are incarth. created, 
 things viſable and inuiſchle: whether they be Tohn 1,3. 
 Thrones, 02 Dominions, oꝛ Pꝛincipalities, Cor- 5.20. 
 
 o2 Powers, all things were created by him renek t5. - 
 and forhim, He that rofe 
 
 17 And heis before all things, and iu him frtagainefrom. - 
 all things comiitt. the dead,to take 
 
 18 And hee is the head of thebonyofthe poffeffion of life 
 Church: he ts the beguining,*and s the firit everlafling: 
 bone of the Bead, that in althings hemtght whichrifing may 
 haue the pacenrinerice, be called anew 
 
 I9 * Fertt pleated theFather, that in him birch, 
 fouls all> fulwelle Dwell, \ Tobm 1.14 
 
 20 And by Him to reconcile all things chap.2.9. 
 unto himſelte, aud te fet at peace thaougy h Thar the 
 tie blood of bis croſſe, both the thangs in Church,which 
 earth, and the things in heauen. is his body, 
 
 21 And you which were in times pat mieht recciue of 
 ſtraugers and enemies, becaule your minds his abundance, 
 werefec tn euill workes, bath he now allo re» i That isthe . 
 tonciled, vhole Church, 
 
 22 Sn 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Luke 1.75. 
 Eco., 2.cphe. 
 3.4, 
 
 titas 2,11,12. 
 Iohn 15-9. 
 
 k Or,your com- 
 modicie. 
 
 lAs Chrif hath 
 once fuffercd in 
 
 fo doeth he dayly 
 ſuffer in his mem- 
 bers,as pataker 
 of their infrmi- 
 ties, and there- 
 fore areuenger 
 of their iniuries. 
 m Which isthe 
 promiles of 
 Chrilt, and of 
 the calling of 
 the Gentiles. 
 Rom.16.2 g.cphe. 
 3-9-2 IAO 
 titus 2.2.1, pete 
 5.20. 
 n Whom he hath 
 elected and con- 
 fecrated to him 
 by Chrilt. 
 LTIM.I Ue 
 
 HOr pain & care, 
 a. Meprefent in 
 body, whe 
 4.(or.1.5. 
 
 b In body. 
 
 ¢ In minde, 
 
 a. Cor. 5.3. 
 
 d Teaching you- 
 vaine [peculati- 
 ons, as worſhip · 
 ping of Angels, 
 of blind ceremo- 
 
 traditions: for 
 now they haue 
 none vfe,fecing 
 Chrif is come, 
 
 c Infaying that 
 the Godhead is 
 
 ‘Teally in Chrift, 
 e fheweth that 
 
 The reftof Chiifts afflictions. 
 
 nies and beggerly 
 
 a i 
 
 22 In the body af his fleſh through death, 
 to make pou* boy, ann pirblameable, and 
 without fanitin bis ight: 
 
 23 * Jf pee conttinie grounded and Ka- 
 bitte in the faith, eber aot aaooutd away 
 trom the hope of the Ooipel, whereof pee 
 patie beard, and which barh beene preached 
 to eutry creature whieh is vnder heauen 
 vedereot JPaulama miniſter. 
 
 24 How retevee J in my ſufteriags fo? 
 kyon, aud fulfli! the reft of the aftlictions 
 
 : of Ciit in mv fei, fo his bsdies ake, 
 
 wbich ts the burch, 
 
 25 CihercofZ am a miniſter, according 
 to tije Dilperiation ot Good, which ts giueñ 
 mee vnto youward, to full (he = word of 
 
 ov, 
 
 26 *Which is the myſterie bid fince the 
 worid began, and fromal ages, but nowis 
 niade manici to bis e Dainis, 
 
 27 To whom Hoa wouls make knowen 
 what is the riches ef this glorious myſterie 
 aniong fhe Gentiles, which riches ts Chalk 
 inypou,* the hepe of ginig Vt 
 
 23 Ghom we preach adimonifhing euery 
 nan, and teaching encip man in all wife: 
 Dome, that wee map prelent eucrp man per: 
 fect in Chꝛiſt Felis: 
 
 29  peri with rhe vſing, and 
 = after thecommandements and Doctrines 
 of men: i 
 
 23 bich things haue intrede a Hew of 
 wifedome,tn » voluntary religton and bum- 
 bleneſſe of minde, and in nor ſparing the bo⸗ 
 By: | netther baue thepit in anp cltunation 
 tofatilfic thee ich. . 
 
 Chrift is the body. 528 
 
 f Madeby the 
 Spirit of Chrift. 
 Rext.6. 4, 
 
 Epbef vt 9. 
 
 g Inbelecuing 
 that God by his 
 power railed vp 
 Chrift whereof 
 we haue a fure 
 token in our 
 baptifme, 
 
 Erhe ſa. t. 
 Or, vs all oure. 
 Etheſa A$ nsx 
 [Cr bligation- 
 h The ceremo- 
 nics and rites 
 were as it were 
 apublike profef- 
 ficn,2ndhand- 
 writing of the mie 
 ferable eftate of 
 mankirde: for 
 circumcifion did 
 declare opr natu- 
 
 all poliution: © 
 the purifyings, 
 and wafhings fige; 
 nified the fiith 
 offinne:the fa- 
 crifices teftified: < 
 that we were 
 guiltie of deaths 
 which were all 
 taken away by 
 Chrifis death. 
 i As Satan and 
 his angels from 
 whom he hath 
 taken all power, 
 k Or, diftis@ion, . 
 as to make diffe-. 
 rence betwixt 
 dayes, 
 Maith.24 4. 
 ] Meaning that. . 
 the hypocrites 
 
 
 
 heisveryGod:al- {povle pon through d philoſophie, and vaine 
 fofayinginhim dececit,thꝛough the travittons of men, ateaz- 
 he declareth two Ding to the rudiments ofthe Ward, and not 
 
 
 
 
 
 diftinG natures, after 
 by this word 
 
 Thit. 
 
 9 .* fo: in him Dwelleth all the futne fe- 
 dwelleth, he pro- otthe ¢Hovhead |! bodily. 
 
 weed thar it is 10 And yee are complete tn bim , which 
 therefor euer, the jead of all [Pzincipalitie and power: | 
 
 POr efentrally, I Ju whom allo ye are circumciſed with 
 Rom,3.29,. *circumctiion made without bands, bp put: 
 
 Jed them at their plzzfure into all faperfition, and errour. fOr, dee 
 fraudyouofyour price. ta And appertaine nothing to the king: - 
 dome of God, n Such as men hive chofen according te theit 
 owne fantafie, HOr but they are of no value ſaue for the filling of the 
 feh. o They pinchand defraude their body to thew chemfelues 
 greater hypoctites. 
 Sel la, Ge Pai b it k > i 
 t He fheweth where we fhruld feeke Chrif ¢ 
 Hee exhorteth to mortification, 10 To putoff the 
 elde man and to put on (hrift i3 Tothę which ke 
 addeth exhortaticns,both generall and particular, 
 to charitie and humu litie. 
 ye then be? rilen with Chit ſeekt thole a Alter that ye 
 things which are about where Cheiſt ft · Hue bene dead 
 teth at the tight hand of Gop. to bepeerly ce- 
 * 2 Dit pour affection on things which remonics. 
 are atour, and notonthings which’ areon b Which either ~ 
 
 the earth. —— ſetue but fora 
 3 For pee arse dead/ and pour lifeis hid rime,or clfeare 
 with ChutinGon. Inuented by men = 
 
 4 ben Chat, which isourkée, Hall e With Chit... 
 appeare, then iall pe allo apycare wit him 
 
 int ging., 
 § *4Moꝛ⸗ 
 
; 
 
 ¢ 
 
 The Chriftian life. 
 
 Ephe.5.3. 
 
 d Extinguiſh all 
 the ftrength of 
 hecorrupt na- 
 ture which refi- 
 fteth againtt the 
 Spirit, chat yee 
 
 » may live in the 
 
 Spitit,and not 
 inthe fleth. 
 
 Rom 6 .4.eph.4. 
 25.bebr. 12.1, 
 E,pet.2.1.ana 
 4:12. 
 Gene.t.26.and 
 §.t.and 9.6. 
 Ephe.4.32.4nd 
 Gus. 
 
 e He fheweth 
 what fruites are 
 in themthat are 
 dead to the world 
 and are tifen a- 
 gaine with Chrift, 
 Or, the bowels 
 
 of mercies. 
 
 Let it guide all 
 your doings, 
 fOr, gracios, or 
 thankefull, 
 
 g The doGrine 
 ofthe Gofpel. 
 
 h Pfalmes pro- 
 perly conteme 
 complainiags to 
 God, narrations 
 and expoftulati- 
 ons: hymnesonly 
 thankefgiuing, 
 fongs conteine 
 praifes, & thanks 
 giuing, but not 
 fo largely and 
 angly as hymnes 
 doc, 
 Ephef.4.29. 
 
 5. *4 tife therefore your members 
 which are on the earth, fornication, unclean 
 nelle, the mordinate affection, euill concupiſ⸗ 
 cenct, and couetoulneſſe which ts idolatrie. 
 
 6 Forthe which things fakes che wrath 
 capt commeth on the chilen of diſobe⸗ 
 
 tence, 
 7 Wherein ye allo walked once, when pee 
 lived tn them. 
 
 8 * But now put pee away cuen all 
 thefe things, wath, anger, maliciouſneſſe. 
 ae (peaking, filthte (peaking out of pour 
 mouth. 
 
 9 Lie notone to another, ſeeing that pee 
 baue put off theol man with his wozkes, 
 
 Io And haue puton the new, which ts 
 renewed in knowledge * after the image of 
 dim that created him, é 
 
 Il Abere is neither Grecian, no: Jewe, 
 
 circeumcthon no: vncircumctſion, Barbari» 
 
 an, Scythian, bond, frec: but Chrift is all in 
 all things. 
 
 12 *Now therekoꝛe, as theelect of Gov 
 c bolp and beloued , puton |i tender mercte, 
 
 kindnefle, humbleneſſe of mind, meekeneſſe, Mate 
 
 long ſuffering: i 
 
 13 Fezbearing ene another, and forgi: 
 uing one another, if any man haue a quartel 
 = — cuen as Chꝛiſt forꝛgaue you euen 
 0 doe pee. 
 
 14 And aboueall thele things, puton loue, 
 which ís the bond of perfectnetic. » 
 
 Iş And let the peace of God f rule in pour 
 hearts, to the which ye are called in one bo» 
 Dp, and be pe amiable, ; 
 
 16 Let the e wed of Chit dwell in 
 
 pou plenteoufly in all wiledome, teaching | 
 
 and adinonifying your owne felues , in 
 Plalmes, and hymnes, and (piritual ongs, 
 finging with a*i grace in pour hearts to the 
 20. 
 17 * And twhatloeuer ye Mall Docin word 
 02 Deede, doe all in the nameof the Lo: Fie- 
 fus, giting thankes to Geb euen the Father 
 
 phin. 
 13 ¶ ines, ſubmit your ſelues vnto 
 
 fOr,thankZining pour huſbands, as it is comely in the Loꝛd. 
 
 2.C0r.10.31, 
 Ephefis.22, 
 
 I Pet. 3.7. 
 ephef5.3 5 
 Ephef:6.1, 
 
 i Which are in 
 the Lord. 
 
 k By too much 
 figour. t 
 Ephe f6 Se 
 titus 2.9. 
 
 æ zpet 2.18. 
 
 1 The crucll 
 matter. 
 Deut. 10.17. 
 wifd.6.7. 
 ecclus. 39. 1 2. 
 rom.2. 11. 
 gala a 
 ephe/.6.9- 
 
 * Whether he 
 be matter of 
 feruant. 
 
 19 * Huſbands loue pour wiues, and bee 
 not bitter vnto them. : 
 
 20 C *Childzen,obep pour parents in ial 
 things: foz that ts well pleafing vnto the 
 
 02 
 
 21 Fathers, k prouoke not pour childzen 
 to anger, left they be Dilcouraged. 
 
 22 C * Heruants,be obedient vate them 
 that are your matters accezDing to the fleſh 
 in all things , not with epe ſeruice as men 
 — but in lingleneſſe ofheart, fearing 
 
 od. 
 
 23 And whatloeuer pedo, Doe it heartily, 
 as to the Lozd, and not vnto men, 
 
 24 Knowing that of the Lord pe hall res 
 ceine the reward of the tuberitance: foz pee 
 ferne the LoD Chꝛiſt. 
 
 24 Buthee! that Doeth wrong, hall re- 
 ceiue foz the wong that hee hath Done, and 
 there is no*m relpect of perfons. 
 
 Tothe Coloffians. 
 
 CHAP. IIII. 
 
 2 He exhorteth them to bee feruent ix prayer, 
 $ To walke wifely towardthem that are not yet 
 ceme tothe true knowledge of Chrift, He faluteth 
 them,and wiſheth them all profperitie. 
 
 M maters, doe vnto pour feruants, that 
 which ts iut and equall, knowing that 
 pee allo hauc a matter in heauen. 
 
 2 *Continue in pꝛayer, and watch inthe 
 fame with thankefgining, 
 
 * Paping alio foz vs, that God may 
 open vito bs the 2 Dooze of btterance, to 
 {peake the mpfteric of Chik: wherefore J 
 am allo tn bonds, et 
 
 4 Chat J may deter itas it becommeth 
 me to ſpeake. 
 
 5. ¶ * (calke > wilelytoward them that 
 are without, ande redeeme the time. 
 
 6 Letpour ſpeech bee gracions alwayes. 
 and powd2e0 with d falt that pee map know 
 how to ant were euery man. 
 
 7 € Tychicus our beloued bother, and 
 fatthfull miniſter, and fellow fernauntin 
 the Lozd, Mall declare puto pou my whole 
 
 a 
 
 3 
 3 (Ahome J haue fent vnto pou for the 
 fame purpote that be mightknow your tate, 
 aud might comfort pour hearts, 
 
 9 *ddtith Onelimus a faithful and a bes 
 loued brother, who ts one of you. Thep thal 
 Wetu pou of all things bere. 
 
 10 Arittarchus my pifon fellowe falu» 
 teth you, and Marcus, Barnabas fitters 
 fonne (touching whome pee recetued com- 
 —— Ik hee come vnto pou, recetue 
 
 im. 
 11 And Jelus which ts called Juſtus, 
 
 ‘which are of the circumciſton. Theſe e one: 
 
 ly are my t wozkefellowes vnto the king: 
 Dome of God, which haue bene vnto my con- 
 folation. : 
 
 12 Cpaphras the fernantof Chik, which 
 ts one of you, faluteth you, and alwayes 
 ftrineth foz you in prayers, that pee may 
 ang perfect , and full in all the will of 
 
 oD. 
 
 13 For J beare him recorde, that he hath 
 a great zeale for pou, and fo: them ef Lao- 
 Dicea,and them of Hierapolis. 
 
 14 * Lukethe beloued phyſician greeteth 
 you,and Demas. 
 
 15 Salute the bꝛethzen which are of Laa: 
 Dicea,and Mymphas,and theChurch which 
 fs in his boule. 
 
 16 And when this Epiltle ts read of pou, 
 caule that it bee read in the Church of the 
 Laodiceans allo, and that pee likewiſe read 
 the Epiſtle g written from Laodicea, 
 
 17 And fav to Archippus, Cake heede to 
 the mintiterie,that thou hatk recetucd in the 
 Lod, that theu fulfitlit. 
 
 18 The falutation by the hand of mee 
 Paul. Remember my bonds. Grace be with 
 pou, Amen. 
 
 Aritten from Rome tothe ColoMians, 
 andfent by Tichtcus and Oneſimus. 
 
 THE 
 
 OES pray and watch. 
 
 © 
 * 
 * 
 
 Luks 18.1. 
 1thef 5.17. 
 Ephef 6.18. 
 2,theff.3.1. 
 
 a That ĩ may 
 freely preach 
 the Gofpel, 
 Ephef-5.05. 
 see ike com- 
 moditie of your 
 neighbours, 
 
 c Beftow the 
 time well, which 
 the maliceof ` 
 men eucry where — 
 plucketh from 
 you,and caufeth 
 you to abufe it, 
 d Perteining to 
 edification and 
 mixt with no 
 vanitie. 
 
 Philem. a, 
 
 e Iftheyonely | 
 did belpe him to | 
 preach the Gef- | 
 pelat Rome, 
 where was Peter? 
 or thofe fiue and 
 twentie yeeres 
 that they faine 
 
 he abode at 
 Rome$ 4 
 f In preaching j 
 the Gofpel. 
 
 E A 4. 10, 11. 
 
 
 
 
 g Eitherto Paul 
 or elfe which 
 
 they would write! 
 as ananfwereto 
 this Epiftle fent 
 to h: Colofliant, 
 

 
 Effetuall faith. 
 
 a For there is no 
 Church whieh 
 
 is notioyned to- 
 gether in God, 
 2.Theff.s.3. 
 Philip.t.354- 
 
 b Which decla- 
 reth it felfe by 
 moft Jiucly 
 fruites. 
 
 c, Whereby you 
 declared your 
 felues meis ready 
 and painefull to 
 helpe the poore, 
 d The effectuall 
 
 _ preaching of the 
 Gofpel is an eui- 
 ‘dent rokenof 
 our eleGion, 
 
 _€ Tobelecte and 
 to be fully per- 
 {waded to haue 
 the gifts of the 
 holy Ghoft,and 
 joyfully to fuffer 
 for Chrifts fake, 
 are moft certaine 
 fignesof our 
 election. 
 lOr, paternes. 
 
 To wit,allthe 
 faithful. 
 é For ‘doles are 
 dead things and 
 onely fained 
 fantafies, 
 
 
 
 Chap. }. ij. 
 
 @° The firk Epiftle of Paul to the 
 
 Thefsalonians. 
 
 THE 
 
 ARGVMENT. 
 
 Fter that the Theffalonians had beene well inſttucted in the faith, perfecution (which perpetually 
 Å fotiowerh the preaching of the Gofpe}) arofe, againft the which although they did conftantly 
 ftand, yet Saint Pzul (as moft carefull for them) fent Timothie to firengthenthem , who foone after 
 admonifhing bim of their eftate, gaue occafion to the Apoftte to confirme them by diuers arguments 
 to be conftant in faith, and to (ufter wharfoeuer God calleth them vnto for the teftimonie of the Gof- 
 pel, exhorting themto declare by their godly liuing the puritie of their religion. And as the Church 
 can never bee fo purged, thatfome cockle remaine not among the wheate, fo there were among them 
 wicked men, which by moouing vaine and curious qut ft ons to cnerthrow their faith, taught falfely, 
 as touching the point of the refurre Gtion from the dead : whereof he briefely ĩnſtructeth them what to 
 thinke, earnefily forbidding them to fecke eurioufly to know the times, willing them rather to watch, 
 Ifthe ſudden comming of Chrift come vpon them at vnawares : and fo after certaine exhortations, 
 and bis commendationsto the brethren, bee endeth. 
 
 CHAP. I 
 
 _ 3 Heethanketh God for thera , that they are fo 
 ftedfaff ın faith and good workes, 6 And receiue 
 the Gofpel with fuch earnefines , 7 That they are 
 an example to all others. i 
 oA enaa Aul,and Siluanus, and Ti- 
 7 $S motheus,ynto the Church of 
 Q HF, the Theflaloniang,which is in 
 2 o a God the Father, and in the 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 AG RI F Lod Felis Chrift: Grace be 
 — with you, € peace trom God 
 our father.ane from the Lod Felis Ciit. 
 
 2 * Hee giue Ged thankes alwayes foz 
 you all, making * mention of you tn our 
 prayers 
 
 Mithout ceafing, remesmbzing pour 
 b effectual fatrh,and c Diligent loue,and the 
 patience of your hope tn one Lod Jeſus 
 Chit, in the light of God euen our Fatter, 
 
 4 Knowing, beloucd brethzen, that pee 
 are elect of Gov. : $ 
 
 5 Fozonr4 Golpel was not vnto pouin 
 woꝛd onely, but alfo in power,and in the ho⸗ 
 ly Shot, and in much allurance, as pe know 
 after what maner wee were among you foz 
 your fakes. 
 
 6 And pee became followersof vs, and 
 ofthe Lord, and receined the wom iu much 
 affliction, with ¢ fop of the boly Obott, 
 
 7 Sothat ye were as} enlamples to all 
 that beleeue in Macedonia and Achaia, 
 
 8 Foꝛ trom you founded out the wo2d of 
 the Lod, notin Macedonia and in Achaia 
 onely: but your faith alfo which ts toward 
 GoD, {p2ead abzoad inall quarters, that we 
 neede not to(peake anything. 
 
 9 Foz! they themfeines thew of you what 
 maner of entring in wee had vnto you, and 
 bow pee turned to God from idoles, to ſerue 
 thes lining and true God, 
 
 10 Aud to looke fez his Donne from hea: 
 neu, wham he ratled from the Dead ,cuen Je⸗ 
 fas which Deltuereth vs from the *warh to 
 
 h Whichhe fhall TIME 
 
 ex:cute vponthe 
 
 wicked, 
 
 CHAP. II. 
 
 1 Tothe intent they [hould not faint under the 
 troff2, 2 Hee commendcth his diligence iu prez- 
 ching, 13 And thesrs in oveying. 18 Hee excu- 
 Leth hw abfence, that hee could not come aud open 
 Ai heart to them. ; 
 
 p2: yee your (clues know bzethzen , that 
 our entrance in buto pou Was net in 
 a baine, 
 
 2 Buteuen after that wee had ſuffered 
 before, and were fhamefnily intreated at 
 * Philippi (as yee know)wee were bola > in 
 ont God, to (peake bunto pou the Goſpel of 
 God with much ſtrining. 
 
 3 Fozour erhoztation was notby deceit, 
 no2 by vncleanneſſe noꝛ by guile. 
 
 4 Bnt as we were allowed of God, that 
 the Golpel Would bee committed rno vs, fo 
 we (peake,not as thep that « pleafe men, but 
 God, which trieth onr Hearts, 
 
 S Meither pet did we euer bfe flattering 
 words, as pee Know, nopcoloured couctoul= 
 nelle, God is record. a 
 
 6 Neither fought wee praile of men, neis 
 ther of you,no2 ef others, 
 
 7 When we might haue beene | charges 
 able,as the Apottles of Chꝛiſt: but we were 
 gentle among pou, cuen as ad nource che 
 tifheth her chtldzen. 3 
 
 8 Tbus being affectioned toward pou, 
 ont good will was to haue Dealt vnto 
 pou, not the Gofpelof God onely, but alfo 
 —— owne ſoules, bec auſe pee were Deare vn- 
 to vs. 
 
 9 Foꝛ vee remember, brethren, * ourla- 
 bour and tranatte ; foz we laboured Day and 
 night, becaule we would not bee chargeable 
 vnto any of you , and preached vnto pou the 
 Gofpelof God. 
 
 IO Pecarewitnefles, and God allo, how 
 Holily,and iuſtly, and vnblameably we beha- 
 ued our felues among « pon tbat belecue. 
 
 II Ag pee know how that wee exhorted 
 you, and comforted, and beſought euery one 
 of pou (as #father his childꝛem 
 12 Chat pee * would walke worthy of 
 God, who hath called pou vnto dis kmg- 
 bome and glory · 
 
 13 Foz this canf allo thanke mee Gon 
 without ceating, that when pe receined of vs 
 the word of the preaching of Ged, yee recet 
 uen it not as the wo2d of men, but as tt isin 
 Deene the word of Hod, which allo worker 
 in youthat belzeue. 
 
 14 Forbzetizen, vee are become follow 
 ers ofthe Churches of Gon, whichin Ju⸗ 
 Dea are tn £ Chak Fetus, becaute pee haue 
 alfo (uffered the fame things of pour owne 
 
 EEK countrey 
 
 Againft men pleafers. 
 
 529 
 
 a Notinout- 
 ward thew and 
 
 in pompe,butin 
 trauelland in 
 
 the feare of God, 
 4,16.12,23, 
 b By his helpe; 
 and grace, 
 
 c Whichdecla. 
 reth anaughtie 
 confcience, 
 
 HOr in authoritie, 
 
 d He humbled 
 himfelfe to fup- 
 portall things 
 without al] re- 
 fpe& of luere: 
 cuen as thetene 
 der mother 
 
 which nourceth 
 her children, and 
 thinketh no of- 
 fice tao vile for 
 her childrens 
 
 fake. 
 
 A,20, 34, 
 1.csr.4. 22, 
 2.thef3 8. 
 
 e Fy it is flot 
 poffible ro atio: ; 
 the reproches i 
 the wicked, 
 which cuer hate 
 good doings, 
 Ephe.a:t, 
 
 phil 1,27. 
 colof.t 30 
 
 f In his Name 
 and vnder his 
 proteGion, 
 
Appointed to afflictions. 
 
 g And weuld 
 Iinder aii mes 
 from their hju- 
 tion. - 
 
 h And heape vp 
 the meafure, 
 
 Mut .23.32- 
 
 i He meaneth 
 notthis ofall the 
 Jewesin gere- 
 rall: bus of cer- 
 taine of chem 
 particularly, 
 which ceafed not 
 after they had 
 pat Chrift to 
 death, to perfe- 
 cute his wordand 
 his miniſters. 
 Rom., ii. 
 
 Country mon euen az they hace sf (heT ewes, 
 
 15 Ap buy kiirt the Lou gius and 
 their owne Prophets, and haue perfected 
 vs, and Soa tory plaie not ant are contra⸗ 
 rie ste allmen, 
 
 16 And ko bid ys to preach vnto the Gen⸗ 
 tiles, that they might bee ſaued, tor Fall 
 their nnes ahwayes:fo2 the wath of God ig 
 icome on then, ta the brn. 
 
 17 Foraſmuch, brethren, as we were kept 
 fron pen foz a kalon, conceraing ight, but 
 natinibe heart, werentorced the moze to lee 
 pour face with great veleg, 
 
 18 Gherefore we would baue come vnto 
 pou (3 jaunt, at leatt once o2 twiſe) but Bas 
 ran hindzed ys. i 
 
 19 Foꝛ wat tsour bope o: ioy, oꝛ crowne 
 ef reioycing? are k not euen you tt inthe pre- 
 fence of our Lord Jeſus Lipik at hts come 
 ming? | $ 
 
 29 Des, peeare our glogie andioy. 
 
 K Therefore 1 could not forget you,except I would forget my felfe. 
 
 a Rather feeking 
 your commoditie 
 then mine owne, 
 in fending of Ti- 
 motheus to yous 
 Abs 16.16 
 
 b His great affe- 
 &ion toward the 
 fmail ficcke. 
 
 c Meaning Sa- 
 tar. 
 
 d If yeremaine 
 conftant in faith 
 and true doGrin, 
 I thal thinke that 
 all mine affli&i - 
 ons be fo many 
 pleafures,and thal 
 be reftored from 
 death to life. 
 
 ¢ Ifyou perfe- 
 were in faith, 
 Rom.t.10, 
 
 and 15.23. 
 
 f We mufi davly 
 grow from faith 
 to faithe 
 
 HAP PLY, 
 
 2 He [beweth how greatly hee was affectioned 
 toward thim, both in that hee fent Timotheus to 
 thim, 10 And alfo prayed forthem. 
 
 Vy V7 pereto fince wee could no longer 
 forbeare, wee thought it good torg- 
 maine at Athens a alone, 
 
 2. *And haue (ent Timotheus our bzo» 
 ther and mintiter af God,and our labour fel- 
 low in the Golpẽl of CiT, to ſtabliſh you, 
 and to comfet you touching pour faith, — 
 
 That no man Gould bee mooucd with 
 theſe afflictions: foz pee your ſelnes knowe, 
 that we are appointed thereunts. 
 
 4 Foz verily when wee were with you, 
 twe cold pou before that wee ould ſuffer tri- 
 bulations, cuch as tt came to pafle, and pee 
 know it, § 
 
 § uen fo? this cane, when > J could no 
 longer fozbeare, J tent him that J] might 
 kusw of pour fatth, leat the ‘tempter had 
 tempted you in anp ſort, and that our labour 
 Had beenc in baine, f 
 
 6 But ngwe lately when Timotheus 
 caine fron pou vnto Ys, and bought us 
 good tidings of pour faith and loue, and that 
 pee hane good remembzance of ws alwayes, 
 deſiring to fee vs,as we allo doe pout, 
 
 Therefor, brethren we hav conſolatt· 
 on in yon, in all our aftitction, and accefiitte 
 thzough pour faith. NA 
 
 8 . Fonow argiwee d aline, if peee Tana 
 fat in the Lod. 
 
 9 Forwhat thankcs can we recompente 
 to 6D D againe foz you, fos all the toy 
 wherewith wee reioyce for pour fakes before 
 our God, : 
 
 Io Might and Dap” pravittg exceeding: 
 ly that wee might fee pour face, and might 
 i 5 that which ts lacking in pour 
 
 aith? 
 
 II Mow God himlcife, euen onr Father, 
 and our LoD Felus Charlk, guide our tours 
 ney vnto pou, k 
 
 12 And the Losdincreafe pou, and make 
 you abound in loue one toward an other, 
 and toward all men, euen as wee doc toe 
 Ward pou: 
 
 I. Theffalonians. 
 
 13 * To make pour hearts ſtable, and vn⸗ 
 blameablein hoſment brine Gov euer our 
 Father, at the counting ofour Lod feing 
 Chit WY alibts Samtis. 
 
 CHAP. TIIE 
 
 1 Heexnorterh them ta holineſſe, 6 lunocen- 
 cie; 9-Loue, 11 Labour, 12 And moderation in 
 lamenting for the dead, 17 Defciibing the end of 
 the reſurrection. 
 
 A JAD kurthermoze wee beleech pou, bree 
 4 dS then, and exhort you in the Lov Hels, 
 that pee increase iroze and imogr,as pe baug 
 receined of bs, bow pee ought to walke, and 
 to pleale Gov. 
 
 2 jfor pee knewe what > commaunde⸗ 
 ments we gane pou by the Lord Jeſus. 
 
 3 * Forthts ts the willof God cucn pour 
 fanctiBcation, cand that yee Mould abitaine 
 from tornication, 
 
 4 That enerp one of you Hould knowe, 
 haw to poſſeiſe his d veſſell in holineſſe and 
 honour, 
 
 § Andnotin the lut okconcupiſcence, e: 
 uenas the Gentiles which know not Gad: 
 
 6 * bat na man opprefle o? vefraute 
 bis brother t any matter: foz the Lord is 
 anengcer of all (uch things, as wee allo bane 
 tolde pou befoze time, and teſtified. 
 
 7 *Foꝛ God hath not called vs vnto vn⸗ 
 cleannetie,but vnto holineſſe. 
 
 S Hecherkozethat deſpiſethe thefeth ngs, 
 deſpiſeth not man, but God who hath enen 
 ginen * you bis boly Sirit. 
 
 9 But as touching brotherly lone, pee 
 neede not that J write vnto yous; * fo2 yee 
 are taught of Ged ta loue one another. 
 
 lo Dea, and that thing verily pee Doe vn⸗ 
 toall the brethzen, which are throughout all 
 Maccdonia: but wee beleech you bserhzen 
 that peetucrealemozcandmoze, _ 
 
 LI * And that pee Aurie to bee quiet, and 
 to meddle with pour owne bulincile, and ta 
 woke with yont owne bands, as we com⸗ 
 manded you, 
 
 12 That pee may bebaue your ſelues ho⸗ 
 neſtly toward them that sare without, and 
 that notbing be *lacking vnto yvou. 
 
 3 €J would not brethren, hane you ig: 
 noant concerning them which are alicepe, 
 that pee ifozrow not, euen as other which 
 haue no hope. 
 
 14 Foꝛik we beleene that Jeſus is dead, 
 and is rilen , enen ſo them which ſleepe tn 
 x Jeſus, will God! bring with him. 
 
 15 Foꝛrthis fay we vnto pou by the ™ word 
 of the Logd, * that we which liue,and are ree 
 maining in tbe comming of the Loa, hall 
 not peeucnt them which Hey 
 
 16 Fozrthe Lod himlelke Hall deſcend 
 from beaucn with a ſhowte, and with the 
 torce of the Archangell, * and with the 
 —— and the dead in Chant ſhal 
 t ie p * 
 
 17 Then hal» we which liure remaine, 
 bee e caught wp with them allo in the 
 
 Increafe inloueand holineffe. 
 
 Chap 5 33. 
 TUARA 
 
 a And as it were, 
 Oucrcome your 
 {elues, 
 
 b TheGreeke 
 word fignifiech 
 fuch commande- 
 ments as one re- 
 ceiucth from 
 feme man to gine 
 them in his name 
 to others, 
 
 Rom 12,2. 
 
 ephef 5.17. 
 
 c Tharis, that 
 you fhould dedi« 
 cate your felues 
 wholly vato God 
 d That is, his bo- 
 dy which is pro- 
 phaned by fuch 
 filchine fle, 
 1.Cor.6.3, 
 1,Cor,$,2, 
 
 e By thefepree 
 cepts of godly 
 lite itappeareth 
 what werethe 
 commandements 
 which Paul gaue 
 vnto them. 
 1.(07.7. 40. 
 Fobn 13.34, 
 
 ES eee 
 
 andi5,12.1.i0h, 
 
 2.8 and 4.21, 
 2.Thef3 7. 
 
 f Andnotte 
 idle. ; 
 
 g As frangers 
 and Infidels, 
 
 h Burtkat yee 
 may be able by 
 your diligenee 
 tofupply your 
 wantand ne- 
 cecfiitie, 
 
 i He doeth nog 
 condemne al 
 kinde of forrow, 
 but that which 
 proceedeth of 
 infidelitie. 
 
 k Or,bane con- 
 tinued conflant- 
 ly in the faith of 
 Chrift. 
 
 l By rayfing tFeir bodies out of the. graue, m Whichisint' € 
 
 name oftheLord , andas he fhould peake himſelfe. 3 .Cor.15.23- 
 
 Meati24.34.t.cor.t§.52. n Meaning them which fhalbe found 
 aliue, o Inthis ſudden taking page fhall bea kind of mutatis 
 
 onof the qualities of our bodies, w 
 clouBes, 
 
 ch fhalbe as a kind ofdeatb, 
 

 
 The day of the Lord. 
 
 a Sowuch she 
 more we ought 
 to beware of all 
 dreames & fan. 
 tafies of men, 
 which weary 
 themfelucs and 
 others in lear- 
 ching out curi- 
 oufly che time 
 thatthe Lord 
 fhall appeare,al- 
 Jeadg ng for 
 themfelues a 
 vaine prophefie, 
 and moft faifly 
 afcribed to Elias, 
 that 2000. yeere 
 before the Law, 
 2200 Vnder the 
 Law,aud 2000, 
 after the Law, 
 the world fhall 
 endure. 
 Matth 14.44. 
 2.pet. 3. 10 reue. 
 3 .4nd 16.15. 
 Thatis, fud- 
 
 fo thatl we euer be with the Low. 
 18 Céiberefoze, comfort pour ſelues ane 
 another with theſe wozds. 
 
 CHAP. V. 
 
 x Hee enformeth them ofthe day of ind gement 
 and comming cf the Lord, 6 Exhorting thers to 
 sva'ch, 32 And toregard fuchas preach Gods 
 word among them. 
 
 Be ofthe 2 times and featons, brethren, 
 pe baue no neede that J waite vuto vou. 
 2Foꝛ pee vour ſelues knowe perfectly, 
 thatthe * nay ofthe Lod ſhall come, cuc as 
 & thicfe in the night. 
 
 3 jFo2 when they hall fay, Peace, lafe- 
 tie, then hallcome vpon chem ſudden ne- 
 ſtruction, as the t trauatle bpon a woman 
 with chila,and thep Mali not cicape. 
 
 4 But yee,beethen.are notin Darkenes, 
 
 t hat that Day honlð ccme on pou, as it were 
 
 a thiefe. j 
 
 § Peareall the chilen oflight.and the 
 childzen of the Bay : we ave not of the night, 
 neither of darkeneſſe. 
 
 G6 Thercfozelet vs not ſieepe as doro- 
 ther, but iet vs⸗ wateh and be ſober. 
 
 7 Foꝛ they that flecpe,{leepe im the nigkt, 
 and they that be Dzunken are Daunken tn the 
 
 night, 
 
 8 But iet vs which are of thee Day, be fos 
 bez, * putting onthe vꝛeſtplate of faith and 
 loue, the bope of faluation fo? an helmet. 
 
 9 Jor God Hath not appointed vs vnto 
 wrath, but to obtatne faluation by the 
 meanes of eur Lord Jeſus Chziit, 
 
 10 Mhich died foz vs, that whether we 
 wake of ficepe, wee Mould line together 
 
 denly andvnloo- with him. 
 
 Ked for. 
 
 c Here fleepe is 
 taken for con- 
 tempt of faluati- 
 
 Il (Qberefoze exhort one another, ande» 
 Dificone another euenag pe Doe. 
 I2 Rowwe beleech pou, beethen, that 
 
 on, when men continue in finnes , and will not awake to godlineffe. 
 d And not be ouercome with the cares of the world, e : That is, 
 Sighted bythe Gapel 
 onely to die,and is meant ofthe faithfull, 
 
 ‘q The fecond Epiftle of Paul to 
 the Thefla lchians. 
 
 THE ARGVMENT. 
 
 Eaft the Theffalonians fhould thinkethat Paul negle&ed them , beeaufe hee went to other places 
 ratherthen came to them, he writeth vnto them, and exhorteth them to patience and other fruits 
 ' ‘of faith, neither to be moued with that vaine opinion of fuch as taught that the comming of Chrift was 
 athand; forafmuch as before that day there fhou!d bee a falling away from true religion , euen bya 
 
 reat partof the world, and that Antichrift {hould reigne inthe Temple of God :finally commending 
 Bimtelte to their prayers, and encouraging them to conftancie, he willcththemto corre fuch fharply, 
 as liuc idlely of other mens labours, whom, if they doenot obey his admonitions, he commaundethto 
 
 excommunicate, 
 CHAP. L : 
 3 Hethanketh Ged for their faith loue & pati- 
 ence. 11 He prayeth for the increafe of the fame, 
 12 And fheweth what fruit fhail come thereof. 
 Alul and Silnanus, and Cuno- 
 YY (cy tbeus onto the Church of the 
 9 EA Cheflalontans , whichis in God 
 ww 
 
 
 
 
 
 p| Our Father, 
 {us Chik 
 
 Chap. v. 
 
 and inthe £020 Je⸗ 
 
 TrucPaftorsmiftbeloued. 530 
 cloudes, to meete the Lord in the apres and yee know them, which labour among you, 
 
 and are gutr poun the Lode, auDeabimoa- g Astheflocke 
 
 nity pen, 
 
 I> That pee baue them in fingular lone 
 for » their workes fake. Be at peace among 
 your ſelues. 
 
 14 Wee delire pon brethen, admonith 
 them that are wnrulp : comfort tbe feeble 
 minded: beare with the weake: be-paticnt 
 toward alimen. 
 
 Is *See that none recompenſe euill foz 
 cuill vnts any man: but cuer tollow that 
 which is goad, both toward pour ſelues, 
 and toward ali men. 
 
 16 i Retovee tuermoe. 
 
 17 * {Pray continually, 
 
 18 gnall things gine thanks: fo: this is 
 the will ot Sed in Chak Felus toward you. 
 
 Ig Quench not the k Spirit. 
 
 20 Deſpiſe not! prophecping. 
 
 21 Gake all things, and keepe that which 
 $ good. 
 
 22 Abfteine from all appearance of enil. 
 
 23 PW the very God * of peace fanctifie 
 you throughout: and J pray God that pour 
 m whole pirit and foule and body, may bee 
 kept blameleſſe vnto the comming of our 
 Lord Felts Cheiſt. 
 
 24. * Faithfull is hee which calleth pou, 
 which will allo Doe ft. 
 
 25 WBrethzew.pray fo: vs. 
 ee Greete alt the bacthaen with an help 
 ztlle. 
 
 27 Icharge pou in the Lod, that this 
 Epiſtle bee read vnto all the baethgen the 
 Paints. 
 
 28 The grace of our Lod Jeſus Chit 
 be with pou, Amen. 
 
 The firit Epiſtle vnto the Cheflalontans 
 written krom Athens, 
 
 neſſe. 1 The preaching of the worde of God. Cha 
 1.cor.t.8, m Thenis amanfully fanétified and perfe 
 
 is bound to loue 
 the thepheard, (0 
 is it his duety to 
 teach them and 
 exhortthem in 
 true rcligion, 
 
 h Whee this 
 csufe ceafith, 
 that they worke 
 not,the honour 
 alfo ceafeth,and 
 they muft be ex- 
 Felied as wolues 
 out of the flacke, 
 Pro17.13 & 20 
 22 Mat.5 39.70. 
 I 2.17, t pet.3.9. 
 i Haue a quiet 
 minile and cone 
 {cience in Chrift, 
 which hall make 
 you rejoice in the 
 mids of forowesy 
 Rom,§ 3. 2.cor. 
 6.10. 
 
 Lake 18.1. ecclus 
 18.22 col.43, 
 
 k God thathath 
 giuen his Spirit 
 to his ele@ will 
 neuer fnffer itto 
 b= quenched, but 
 hath reuealed by 
 what meanes it | 
 may bee maintaie 
 ned, that is by 
 duch exhortati- 
 ons as thefe,and 
 by continual in⸗ 
 creafe in godli- 
 53-1251 3. 
 » when his 
 
 minde thinketh nothing, his foule, that is,his vaderftanding, and will 
 couet nothing, neither his body doeth execute any thing contrary to 
 
 the willof God. 1,Cor,1.9. 
 
 2 Grace bee with pou, and peace from 
 an Father, and from the Lod Telus 
 2. 
 
 3 *Wdice onght to thanke God alwayes 
 foz peu bzethzen, as it is meete, becaule that 
 pour faith groweth erceedingly, and the 
 loue of euery ong of poutoward another a= 
 
 saita Ere 2 4 £o 
 
 4, Theſci, a- 
 
Vengeance forthem thatknowhot © I1.Theffilonians. God. The myftery of iniquities 
 
 à Which procee. 
 eth of yoor 
 aithasa moſt 
 notable fruit, 
 b The faizbtul by 
 their affiGions 
 fecas in a cleere 
 glafic,che end of 
 Godsiuit indge- 
 ment, when as 
 they (hal reigne 
 with Corift 
 which haue fuffe- 
 red with him, and 
 the wicked (hall 
 fee'ehis extreme 
 wrath and ven- 
 Peance, 
 Jade 6. 
 1. Thef.4.16. 
 c Ry whom he 
 declareth his 
 might. 
 di As God ise- 
 nerlafting, fo fhal 
 their punifhment 
 be euerlafting : & 
 as hee is moft 
 mighty of power, 
 fo fhall their pu: 
 nifamentbe mok 
 fore, 
 e The free bene- 
 uolence of Gods 
 goodnes, con- 
 prebiesdeth his 
 
 purpofeshis pre- 
 
 4 BHorhat wee our ſelues reioyce of pou 
 inthe Churches of God, becanſe of pour 
 a pattence,and Faith in all vour periecuttons 
 and tribulations that ye Nifer. 
 
 Which is a b taken of the righteous 
 *iudgement of Ho, that pce may be coun- 
 tid worthy ofthe kingdome of Gov, for tye 
 which pe allo fiter, j i 
 
 6 fort ts a righteous thing with God, 
 torecompenie tribulation to then that trou⸗ 
 bie pou, l 
 
 7 And to vou which arctroubled, ret 
 with ys *wben the Lod Melus (yall wewe 
 ubaitelte from heauen with yis: mighty An» 
 Gels, 
 
 8 In flaming fire, rending vengeance 
 vnto them Chat Bee not know God, t which 
 obey not vnto the Goipell of our Lode Jie» 
 fus Ciit, : 
 
 o hich Halbe punthed with ¢ enerla- 
 fling perditton, from the pretence of the 
 Lord, and fromthegloypefitspower, 
 
 10 Chen he ſhall come to be glied in 
 bis Saints, and to be made marueilous in 
 all them that beleeue ( becaule our teſti⸗ 
 m toward vouwas beleeued) in that 
 
 ay. 
 
 II Wherefore, we allo pray alwayes for 
 you, that our God may make pou worthy 
 ot his calling, and fulfill © all the good plea- 
 fure of his goodneſſe, and the! wozke of faith 
 With power, 
 
 12 That the 
 Chit maye bee glopified in pou, ant pee in 
 him, acco Ding to the grace of our God, and 
 ofthe Loꝛd Jeſus Chk, 
 
 deftination and vocation : the worke of faith containeth our iuftifica- 
 tion,tothe which Ged addeth glorification : and all thefe he worketh 
 of his meere grace through Chrift. F Faith is Gods wonderfull 
 
 workeinivs, g 
 
 As the head with the body. 
 CHAP. II. 
 3 He fheweth themthat the day of the Lord 
 
 ~ fhail not come, til the departing from the faith 
 
 a_Asfalfe rene- 
 lations, of 
 dreames. 
 
 b Which are 
 fpoken or writ- 
 ten. 
 
 Ephef-s.6. 
 
 c PES Ga fat 
 departing ofthe 
 moft part from 
 the faith. 
 
 d This wicked 
 Antichrift com- 
 prehendeth the 
 
 ‘come firft, g And the kingdome of Antichrift, 
 15 And therefore hee exhorteth them not to bee 
 deceiued, but to ſtand fied faft in thethings that he 
 hath taught them 
 Dw, wee beleech you brethrem, by the 
 comming ofolir Loꝛd Jeſus Charkk, and 
 by our affembling vnto htm, 
 
 2 That pe be not ſuddenly moued front 
 yourminde, noztroubled, neither by fpi» 
 rite, no? bp > worde, noz by letter, as it were 
 from vs, asthough the vay of Chik were 
 at band. | i 
 
 3 * Let no man Deceiue pon by anp 
 meanes: for thatday fhall not come, except 
 there come ac Departing firt, and that that 
 
 è manof ſinne be diſcloſed, cuen the foune of twi 
 
 ‘perdition, — 
 4. Mbichis an adnerſary, and eralteth 
 himlelfe againſt all toat ts callez God, 02 
 
 § Remember ye rot. that when gi was 
 prc with pou, 3 toin pou thele things 7 
 
 6 Aud now ye Know what f withhsldeth 
 that he might be reucaled in his tune. 
 
 7 Foꝛche myſtery of iniquitie doeth al- 
 ready s woke : onctp hee which k nowe 
 
 f Becanfe the 
 falfe apoftles had 
 perfivaded after 
 
 a fort the Thefla« 
 Jonians,that the 
 
 with joldeth, thal! ler, tili pee be taken out of day of the Lord 
 
 the way. 
 
 8 Gud then ſhall the wicked man bee re⸗ 
 vealed, * whome the Lozde thall confume 
 with the i pirtt of bis mouth, and Mall 
 pre with the brightneſſe of bis con- 
 ming, 
 
 9 Euen him whofe * comming fs by the 
 working of Hatan , with all power and 
 lignes,and fying wonders, 
 
 10 Aw in all decciueablenes of vnrigh · 
 teouines, among them that! perth, becaule 
 they recetted not the lone of the tracti, that 
 they might be ſaued. 
 
 II And therefore God hall fend them 
 ſtrong Delafion,that they ſhould belecuclies, 
 
 12 Dhatal they might be Bamned which 
 belteued not the tructh, but bad m plealure 
 in vnrighteouſfneſſe. 
 
 13 But we onght fo gine thankes alway 
 to God foz pou, brethren = belonen of the 
 Lord, becaule that God hath o from the be- 
 ginning choten you to faluation, through 
 prt a ofthe Spirit, andthe faith of 
 P traeth, 
 
 MAhereunto hee calles pou bp 9 our 
 
 i $ wot I 
 Name of our Lode Fels Sobel, to obteine the glory ofour Lozde 
 
 Felis Chart, 
 Is Gherefore, brethren, Mand fat and 
 keepe the sinftructions,which yee haue been 
 taught either í by wo20,02 by our Epiltle. 
 16 Rowe the fame Jeus Cheilt our 
 Lo20, and our God, euen the Father which 
 hath loucd vs, and hath giuen vs everla- 
 tting confolation and good bope through 
 
 was neere, and fo 
 the redemption 
 of the Church, 
 Paul teacheth 
 themto looke 
 for this horrible 
 diffipatiO before: 
 
 and therefore ra> 
 
 ther to prepare: 
 themfelues to pa» 
 tience thento 
 
 rek & quietneſſe: 
 
 for as yetthere 
 wasa ĩet, that is, 
 that the Gofpel 
 fhould be prea- . 
 ched throughout 
 all, Matt.24.14. 
 g Towitpriuily, 
 and is therefore 
 called a myftery; 
 becaufe it is fe- 
 cret, : 
 h Which fhalt 7 
 fay. for.a time, 
 Tfa.tt.4. j 
 —* is, with: 
 his word, £ 
 
 
 
 k-Meaning;sthe: 
 
 whole time that 
 he fhall remaine. 
 l Satans power > 
 
 is limited that he — 
 
 cannot hurt the 
 
 grace, A e lect to their des 
 17 Confort pour heartes, and ſtabliſh ſtruction. 
 pou itt euery woꝛd and good worke, m Delighted in 
 falfe dodrine. 
 
 whole fucceflion thatis mozikipped : fo that hee Dorth fras 
 ofthe perfecuters od inthe Temple of God, ſhewing pim- 
 ofthe Church, & ſelfe that he is God. * 
 
 all that abomina⸗ b 
 
 ble kingdome of Satan, whereof fome were beares, fome lions others 
 leopards as Danicl delcribeih them, and is called the man of finne,be- 
 cauſe he (erteth himfelfe yp againftGod, e Whoashedeftroyeth 
 others fo fhall he be deftroyed himſelfe. 
 
 n The fountaineof our el@@ion isthe loue of God : the ſanctiſica. 
 tion of the Spirit,and beleeuing thetrueth are teRtimonies of the fame 
 election. o Beforethefoundation ofthe world. p The Gofpel, 
 
 q Byourpreaching, r Thatis,the doGrine, 1. Theff.2,2.Cha.3.6, 
 {£  Thatis, by my preaching of the Gofpel. | 
 
 CET n CRR AP S T 
 
 ¥ Heedefireth them to pray for him, that the 
 Gofpcimay profper, 6 And gineth them war- 
 ning toreproue the idle, 16 And fo wifheth them 
 all wealth, í boi T ans 
 ——— brethzens ~ pray for ug, Ephef6.18,19. 
 I'that the wore of the Lome map baue ©¢/0f"4.3. 
 free pallage, andbee glorified, ewen ag itis 
 
 you. 
 
 “And that weemay bee Delinered fram 
 
 prreafonable and enill men; for all men 
 
 paue not faith. 5 a Although they 
 -3 Butthe Loris faithful, which will boaſt chemfelues 
 ſtabliſh yon and keepe youfrom>eutll: - thereof, 
 
 4 And weareperfwadedof yon thrꝛough b From the 
 the Lord that pee both doe, and will doe the Meight of Satan, 
 things which we * command pou. c By the word 
 
 _§ Gnd the Lorde guide pour hearts to of God, 
 oe n of God, and the waiting for of 
 ait, 
 j ~ 6iGe 
 
 4 
 

 
 
 
 : rie —— 
 Ofthe idle. Chap.j. TheendoftheLaw. 532 
 6 Mee tommaund you, brethren, inthe 12 Wherefore them that are uch, wee 
 fame of our Lode elus Chik, that commaund and erhozt by our Lorde Jeſus 
 pee withazawe pour felues from euerybꝛo· Chat, that they woke with quictnefic,and 
 r ther that walketh inordinately, and not eate theit owne bead. #03 
 d Which is,to after thed *infruction, which he receiued 13 *And pe brethren, be not wearicin Galet.6. g. 
 erauaile,ifhe will of vs. weil Doing. 
 eate,as verf.10, 7_ Fozyee your felues knowe * howyee 14 Afanyman obey not our fayings, note 
 Chap.r.45. ought to follow vs :* foz we behaued not our bim byaletter, *and hauc no company with Mer.18.17, 
 1,Cor.412. feluesinodinatly among you, him, that be may be ahamed. j 1. cor. 5.9. 
 t.theff.4.1t. 8 Neither tooke wee bread of anpman I5 Det count him not as anf enemie, but f The end of ex. 
 AGs,20.34,  fornought: but wee ought with* labour admonth pim asa brother, _ Communication, 
 3.cor.4.126 and trauaile night aud Day, becaule wee 16 Mow the Lordofpeace giue you peace isnotto driue 
 u.Theff 2.9. would net be chargeable to any sfyou. alwayes by all meanes. The Lord be with fromthe Church 
 UALR 9 Not but that we bad authozitie,* but von all. À __ fuch as haue fal- 
 eThenbythe thate might make our fluesanenfample 17 Che falutation of mee Paul, with len, hut to winne 
 word of Ged vnto pou to follow vs. mine owne band, which isthe s token in e⸗ them to the 
 none ought to Io Fo: euen when wee were with pou, uery Epiltle: ſo J waite, __ Church by a- 
 liucidlely,but  thiswewarnedpouof, thatiftherewereas 18 The grace ofour Lorde Felis Chit mendmenc, 
 oughttogiue NP, WHICH would note woꝛke, that ke ſhould be with pou ail, Amen, g Whether ther 
 himfelfetofome mot cate. b be mine Epiftles 
 vocation,toget - II Foꝛ wee heard, that there were fome C The fecond Bpitle to the Theſſa· orother mens, 
 his liuing by,and which walke among you inordinately, and lowians, witten from 
 todoegoodto Woꝛke not atall,but are bulie bodies, Athers. 
 otkats. 
 q The firft Epiftle of Paulto Timotheus. 
 THE ARGVMENT. 
 E writing this Epiſtle, Paul feemed not onely to haue reſpect to teach Timotheus , but chiefly te 
 keepe eher in awe, which weuld haue rebelled againft him, becaufe of bis youth.And therefore he 
 doth arme him againit thofe ambitious queſtioniſts, which vnder pretence of zeale to the Law, dif- 
 quieted the godly with foolith and vnprofitable queftions, whereby they declared, that profefling the 
 Law, they knew not what wasthe chiefe end ofthe Law. And as for himfelfe, hee fo confeffeth his 
 vnworthinefle, that he (heweth to what worthineffe the grace of God hath preferred him : and 
 therefore he willeth prayersto be made for alldegreesand forts of men, becaufe that God by offrin 
 his Gofpel and Chrift his fonne to them ail , isindifferent to euety fort of men, as his Apoſtleſhip, 
 which is peculiar te the Gentiles, witneffeth, And forafmuch as God hathleft miniflers as ordinary 
 meanes is his Church to bring mento faluation, he defcribethwhat maner of men they oughtto be, 
 to whomthe myftery of rhe Sonne of God manifefted in fleth is commited to be preached, After 
 this he fheweth him what troubles the Church at all times fhall fultaine, but pecially in the latter 
 dayes , when as vnder pretence of religion , men (hal teach things contrary to the word of Ged, This 
 done , heteacheth what widowes fhould be receiued orrefufed to minifter to the ficke : alfo what 
 Elders ought to be chofen into office, exhorting him neither to be haftie in admitting nor in 
 iudging any : alfo what isthe dutie of feruants, the nature of falfe teachers, ofvaine fpeculations, 
 of couctouſneſſe, of rich men, and aboue all things he chargeth him to beware of falfe doGrine, 
 CHAP, L edifying which is by faith. | 
 3 Hee exhorteth Timotheus to waite vponhis § for * the > endeofthe t commande- Row.13.10, 
 
 office, amely to fee that nothing be taught but 
 Gods word, &c. 5 Declaring that faith, witha 
 good conſcience, charitie, and edification are the 
 end thereof, 20 And admonifheth of Hymeneus 
 and Alexander. 
 
 
 
 ment tsloueoutof a pure heart, and of a 
 good conicience, and of faith vnfained. 
 6 From the which things fome haue er» 
 ted, and haueturned vnto vaine iangling. 
 7 Chey wouldbe Doctors of the Law, 
 and yet vnderſtand tot what they peake, 
 
 
 
 
 
 b Becaufe theſe 
 queftionifts pre- 
 ferred their curi- 
 ousfables te al o- 
 ther knowledge, 
 and beautified 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 ge4 UL an pofle of Felis neither whereof theyaftirme. : them with the 
 Paordinance. Chak, by the commaunde 8 * And we know thatthe Law is good, Law, asifthey 
 | ment of God our Hauiour, tfa man ble it lawfully. : had bene the vee 
 Ba Yroveandofour Lop Jelus Chit 9 Knowing this, thatthe Lawe ts not ry Law of God, 
 Coloß. i. 27 a ea Jp * one bope, giuen vnto a< righteous man, but vnto the Spaul fheweth 
 AGs. I6.. — 2 * Unto Timethags my lawlefle and diſobedient, to the vngodly, that the end of 
 a Socalled,be- @naturallfonnein the faith: Grace,utercte, andto dfinnerg, to the vnholy, and tothe Gods Law is 
 caufehe folowed and peace from God our Father, andfrom prophane, tomurtherers offathers and mo» loue, which cans 
 thefimplickieof hrif Jeſus our Loꝛd. 325 sheath thers, tomanilapers, not be withourg 
 the Gofpel, 3 AsFbelought thee to abide tillin €s — good confcience, 
 pheſus, when J Departed into Macedonia, neither a good conſcience without faith, nor faith withont the word 
 fo doe, that thon mayeft command fome that of God: fo their doGrine which is an occafion of contention is werth 
 they teach none other doctrine, nothing, | Or,ofthe Law. Rom.7.12. c Whofehearts Gods ipirie | 
 fhap.4.7s 4 Neither that they give heedeto* fae doth direc to do that willingly which the Lawrequireth: fothatther 
 Atus 1,94. blesand genealogies, * whichare endleſſe, godly affection is to them asa Lawe without further conitraint, | 
 Chap.o.a. which beecde queſtions rather then godly d — in finning, — 
 KE o Te 
 
 
 
Why Chrift came. 
 
 10 To vohore mongers, to buggerers, to 
 e menttealers, to lxars, tothe periured, and 
 ik there be any other thing, (hatis contrary 
 to whollome Doctrine, — ; 
 
 IL Which is atcording to the glorious 
 Golpel ofthe * uleteo God, which ts con 
 mitted vnto me. — 
 
 12 Thevefope §Fthanke him which hath 
 mane mee rong, thais, OMIR Gels our 
 Lozd; fog he counted me faithfull, ana put 
 me in his ſeruite: 
 
 13 hen before J was a blalphemer, 
 andaperlecuter, andanoppeciour : butZ 
 was reẽceined to mercie; fo J Dw aigno⸗ 
 rantly through vnbelieke. 
 
 14, But the grace of our Lord was ercee> 
 
 e Which ftcale 
 
 | away children or 
 fervants, 
 Chap 6.15. 
 
 f He declareth 
 to Timothie the 
 excellent force 
 ' of Gods Spirit in 
 them whem he 
 hath chs fen ta 
 beare his word, 
 although before 
 thzy were Gods 
 vetter enemies, to 
 encourage him in 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 LTimotheus. — 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 thisbattellthac Ding abundant with "Faith ande lane wbich 
 be thouldfight [stn Chat Jeſus. j l 
 
 againſt all infi- I5 Thisisa | true laying, ¢ by all means 
 delsandhypo- woꝛthy to bee receiued, that Chꝛiſt Jeſus 
 crites., came into the wolt to ſaue Ginners,ofmyont 
 
 g Notknowing 
 
 J arı chiefe. 
 that I fought a- 
 
 16 Hotwithſtanding for thiscanfe was 
 
 gaint God, J recciued to mercie, that Jeſus Tpit 
 h Whichchafed thould firit ſhewe on ince all iong tuffering 
 away infidelity, vnto the euſample ofthem , which hall in 
 i Which ouer · time to come beleeue tn him vnto eternall 
 came cruelty. life. : ee 
 \Or,fatinfulland 17 * Mow vnto the King euerlaſting im: 
 affared. moꝛtal tnuiſible,vnto God onely ttle, be ho» 
 Matth 9.13, nour, and gloy foz euer,and euer Amen, 
 marke 2.17. 18 This commaundement commit F vite 
 -k Hebraftech -to thee, onne Timotheus, according to the 
 forthintothefe Ipzopheſies, which went before vpon thee, 
 godly affections, thatthou by them ſhonldeſt * fight a good 
 cofidering Gods fight, _ — 
 great meicie to 19 Haning = faith anda good confcience, 
 ward him. twiich fomebaue put away, and as concer: 
 
 . 1 Ir appeareth 
 that rha vocation 
 of Timothic was 
 approucd by no- 
 table prophefies 
 which then were 
 reuealed inthe primitiue Church, as Pan! and Barnabas by the oracle 
 
 were appointed ro goe to theGentiles. Chap. 6.12, mm Thatis, 
 P found do@rine, 1.Cor.5.5. n Excommunicate, and caft out of 
 i the Church. 
 
 nug faith, paue mabe ſhipwracke. 
 
 20 Of whome is Hymeneus and Alexan · 
 Der, * whom J haue = deliuered vnto Has 
 tan, that they might learne not to blab 
 pheme. 
 
 CHAP. IL 
 1 He exhorteth to pray for all men, 4 Where- 
 
 fore, 8 Andhow. 9 Astouching the apparell 
 and modeftie of women. ? 
 [exhort therefore, that firt ofall fipplica 
 
 tions prayers uterceſſions, and giuing of 
 a Thatisofeues thankesbe made fo: all men, i 
 rydegsee,andof 2 fFo2> kings, and foz all that arein an- 
 zlforsofpeople, thozitte, that weg may leave a quiet and a 
 b Although they peaceable life,inallgontine fe and honefite. 
 perfecute the 3 For this tsqeod and acceptable tu che 
 CharchofGod, fight of God our Gautour, 
 fa it be of igno- 4. * tiie will that call men ſhalbe faued, 
 rance: ¢lsifthey and come bntothe knowledge of che truth. 
 doit malicioufly  ¢ Foꝛ there is cue Gov, and one ¢ He. 
 as Iulanus Apo⸗ Diatour between God and man, whichis the 
 flacathey mayo ¢ man Cꝛiſt Fetus, 
 notbe praicdfor, 6 o gaue hinilelfe a! ranſome foz all 
 Gal, 5.12.3.thef 
 2. 16.2 tim. 4. 141 iobn. g. 16.1. Pet 3.9. e As Iewė and Gen- 
 tile),poore,and rich, d Who will reconcile of all nations people and 
 I| fortsto one God,, ¢ Who being God,was made man. f He hew- 
 Il sthehat there can be no mediatour, except he bg alſo the redeemer, 
 
 emen,to be ab teftimony in Due time, 
 
 7 *Mhereunto J am ordained a prea: 
 cher any an Apoſtle ( F fpeake the trneth tn 
 Chak, and tiz not) euen a teacher of the 
 Gentiles in faith and verity, 
 
 8% J wli therefore that the men pray, eue⸗ 
 ty where lifting vp i pure hands without 
 wath o2 Doubting. 
 
 9 ikewile allo the women, that they 
 aray themelues in comely appareil, twiti 
 hametfattnes and modeitte.not with * broi· 
 td hat 62 GODLE, 02 pcarles, 0} coltly ap» 
 
 re > 
 
 Io But (as becommeth women that pꝛo · 
 feie the feave cof God) with good works. 
 
 IX Let the women learne in filence with 
 all (ubsectton, 
 
 12 J permit not a woman to! teach, nets 
 ther to vlurpe authozitie ouer the man, but 
 to be in lilence: 
 
 13 Fo * Anam was Ark formed, then 
 
 ue. 
 
 I4 * And Adam was noth deceiued: but 
 the woman was decetued, and was inthe 
 2 tranſgreſtion. 
 
 15 fdotwithtanding, though bearing of 
 chilozen, he thalbe fanen, ifithep continue in 
 
 faith, and loue, and holineſie with medeitte. 
 
 Womens modeſtie. 
 
 g Which fhould 
 beleeue. 
 
 h Which el 
 Prophets teflid. 
 ed;thát Chrift ` 
 ſhould ofer hima 
 felfe for the re- 
 demption of 
 man atthe tine. 
 that God had 
 determined, 
 
 2 Tem. 1.11, 
 
 i As teftimonies 
 of a pure heart 
 and confcience, 
 1 Pet. 3.3. 
 
 The word fige 
 nifieth to plar, to 
 crifpe,tobroid, 
 to folde, to bufh, 
 to cutle,orto Jay 
 itcutionfly: 
 wherby al pompe 
 and wantonneffe 
 is condemned, 
 which woirten 
 vie in trimming 
 their heads, 
 
 Read 1.Cor.14 
 
 34. Gen. 1. 27. Gen. 3.6. m The woman was firlt deceiued, and © be- 
 came the inſtrament of Satanto deceiue the man: and though there- 
 fore God puniſheth them with ſubiection, and paine in their trauell, 
 yet if they be faithfull and godly in theis vocation, they fhalbe fiued, 
 n That is,guiltyofthetranfgreflion. f Or,wemem 
 
 CHAP. III. 
 
 1 He declareth what is the office of Minifters, 
 tt aud as touching thew famlies. 15 The dig- 
 nitie ofthe Church, 16 Andthe priacipall point 
 of the heauenly dattrine. 
 
 "TL Biss a tructaying, * Jf any mana Bee 
 fire the office ofat Biſhop, he deſirethe a 
 Worthy woke, 
 
 2 A Bilhop therefore muſt be bnreprone- 
 able, the huſband of done wife, watching, 
 {ober modeſt. harberous, apt to teach. 
 
 3 Not giuen to wine, neo Briker, not gi 
 nen to Hithp lucre but gentle, no fighter, not 
 couctesus, k 
 
 4 Dne that can rule his owne houſe ho 
 netiy, baning childzen vnder obedience 
 with alli honeſty. $ 
 
 5 Farifanyp cannot rile bis owne bont, 
 how Mall he «care for che Church of God? 
 
 6 He map not he a pong ticholler, leit he 
 being puffed wy tall intathe e condemnati- 
 on ofthe deuill. 
 
 7 Wee mut allo bee well reported of, 
 euen of them which are b without, left 
 hee kall into i rebuke, and the marve of the 
 
 Dewi. 
 8 Likewtlemuft Deacons de honeſt, not 
 
 Titus 1,6, 
 
 a With a fernent 
 zeale to profit 
 the Church of 
 God,wherefo- — 
 cuer he hall call 
 
 him, 
 
 b Whether he 
 be Paftour or 
 Elder. 
 
 ¢ Both fer the 
 éifficulty of the 
 charge,and aiio 
 the excellencre 
 thereof,and the 
 neceffitie of the 
 fame, ' 
 
 d Forinthofe 
 countreys.at 
 that timefome 
 men had moe 
 then one,which 
 
 wasa figne ofincontinencie. |) Or, reuerence. e Jf it be requifite 
 that a man (hould take care in gouerning his owne houle, how much 
 moreare they bound to be carefull, which fhall gouerne the Church 
 of God? f Inthedo@tineof faith, g Left being proud of hisde- 
 erce,he be likewife condemned as the deuilwas, for lifting vp himfelfe 
 
 by pride. h Thatis,noman may haue any thing 
 cha 
 much harme. 
 
 double 
 
 iuſtly to lay te his; 
 
 rge, i As beingdefamed, (houldbecome impudent, and doe} 
 
Chap 
 
 Thegteatmyfterie. 
 shiita Double tongued, not ginen bute much wines 
 Chap.t.19- neither to ſilthie lucre, 
 
 k Hauing the 9 *ipauing the myſterie of the faith 
 truedoGrineof fn pure confcience. 
 cheGofpel,&the 10 And let chem firi be prooucd:then lee 
 feareofGod. them minitter.it they be found blameleſſe. 
 1 Of theBifhops II Likewiſe their·wiues mult be bonet, 
 and —— oe on (peakers, but fober, and faithfull in 
 m The goed re- allthings. 
 port a: | a I2 Let the Deacons bee the bulsande 
 n Toferue God of onewife,and fuch ascan rule thetr chil- 
 with greater af: Dzen well, and their owne housolds. 
 furance, becaufe 13 for they that haue miniitred wel, get 
 they haue alway themleluesa™ good Degree, and great ° lis 
 agood confci- berticin the faith which isin Chut Jeſus. 
 ence, 14 Thelle things waite J yato chee, tru» 
 @ Thisis pokea fing to come very thoztlp vnto thee. 
 in refpe& of 15 But ik J tary long, that thou mayeſt 
 men,foratmuch pet know how thou oughtelt to bebaue thp 
 asin thisworld felfe in p houle of God, which is the Church 
 thetruethonely ofthelining God, the | pillar and ground 
 remaineth in the of trueth. i 
 Church, byrea- I6 Qndwithoutcontronerlle, great ts 
 fon of Gods the myſtery of godlineſſe, whichis , Ged {3 
 word: forether- maniteſted tn the fleſh, e iuſtified in thelpi- 
 wife Chriftisthe rit, aſeene of Angels, preached unto the 
 foundation and Gentiles, belecued on in the World and pg: 
 thecornerftone, Cefued vp in" glozic. 
 which both bea- The ai 
 reth and maintaineth hisChurch, p Approued inft, in that hee was 
 notonelyaman, but God alſo. q So thatthe Angels maruciled at 
 his excellency, r Tothe right hand ef God the Father. 
 CHAP. III} 
 2 Heteacheth hum what dottrine he ought to 
 flee,6.8,11. and what to follow, 15 and where- 
 in he ought to exerciſe himfelfe continually. 
 
 2,7#.3.1. N22 the Spirit peaketh ekidently, that 
 2 pet. 3. 3. inthe * latter tunes fome thall Depart 
 jude 18, froin the faith, and ſhall gine heede bute 
 
 a Falfe ceachers, a ſpirits of errout,and Doctrines of Deuils, 
 which boa 2 Thich (peake lies through hypocriſie, 
 themfclues that and haue their > contciences burned with 
 they hasethe re· an bot pon, 3 
 uelation of the 3 Foꝛbid ding to matry,and commanding 
 holy Ghoft, to abſtaine from meates which God hath 
 b Their dull created tobe received with gining thankes 
 contciences firt of them which beleeue and know the truth, 
 waxedhard,then 4 Foꝛ cuiery creature of God is good, 
 after, canker and and nothing ought to be refuled , tfit bee res 
 corruptionbred ceiued with thankelqiuing. 
 
 therein,latofall ç Foꝛit is «fanctified by the worde of 
 itwas burnt off God, and prayer. y 
 withanhot yron 6 Jf thou put the beethzentn remem: 
 fothatheemea- bꝛance ot theſe things, thou thaltbee a good 
 aeth fuch ashaue miniſter of Jeſus Ciit, which halt beene 
 no confcience, nouxiſhed vp in the wordes of fait), and of 
 Bphef 4.19. good Doctrine, which thou halt continually 
 €e Vnto vsywhich followed. k 
 receiue it as at 7 * But calt away pꝛophane, old wiues 
 Gods hand. fables, and exercile thy (clte puto godlines. 
 Chapu.4and6, 8 Jor bovily exerciſe profiterh little: 
 20.3.tim.2. 163 bute godlinelie is profitabie vnto all things, 
 232it. 3.9. which hath the promile of ths tite peetent, 
 d Meaningtobe and ef that thatistocome. 
 
 giuentoceremo- Q @hisisatrue laying, € bp all meanes 
 nies,andtofuch worthy tobe recetucy. 
 
 things as delite lo Foꝛ therefore wee labour and are re· 
 the fantafie of buked, becaute wee trui in the lining God, 
 man, 
 
 _ e Hethat hath faith anda good confcience is promifed to haueall 
 things neceffary for this life, andto enioy life cuerlafting. 
 
 "eve. 
 
 niij v. OF widowes. 532 
 
 which is the f Saniony of almen, (pecially f Thegoodnefie — 
 
 of thoſe that belecue. 
 
 II hele things command and teach. 
 
 12 Letno man de 
 vnto them that bele 
 wat in conuerſation 
 faith,and in pureneſſe. 
 
 13 Till Icome, giue attendance to teg 
 Ding,to exhortation, and to Doctrine. 
 
 14 Delpile not che gift that ts in thee, 
 which was giuen thee > by prophefie with 
 the laying ou of fhe hands ot the compante 
 ofthe Elderhip. 
 
 Is hele things exerci 
 
 (pile tby youth, but bee men,but chiefiy 
 
 in loue, in s lpᷣirit, in full by prefer. 
 uing them: aad’ 
 
 not of lite cuer» 
 lafting. 
 
 g In godly zeale 
 or giftsofthe 
 
 j) Spirit. 
 
 g fe, & giue thy felfe b And renelsti- 
 bnto them, that | it mapbee ſeene how thou onof the holy 
 pofitet among all men, Ghoft, 
 
 16 Cake heede vnto thy felfe, and vnto i Vader this 
 learning: continue therin: foz in Doing this name hecontei< 
 thou * fhalt both laue thp (cite e them that neththewhole 
 heare thee, minifterie of the 
 wras at pices. (Or, iaaea adie dh Seri 
 
 sat Bphelus, 1, that ali may fee how thots profiteſt. Thou 
 thalt faithfully doc thy dutie, which is —— faluation, 
 
 CHAP V. 
 
 1 He teacheth him how hee fhall behaue bim- 
 Selfein rebuking alldegress. 3 Ax order cone 
 cerning widowes, 17 The eftabls[hing of minie 
 fiers, 23 The goucrnance of his body , 3 4 and 
 the wdgement of finnes. 
 
 Rew notan elder but erhort him asa 
 father, and the ponger men as bꝛethren, 
 
 2 The elder women as mothers the pons 
 geras Giers withal purenefies 
 : 3 2 Ponopatuo nels are taidsives 
 indeed. 
 
 4 But ik any widow bane chileno? ines 
 phewes, leto them learne firt to ſhew godli⸗ 
 nes toward their ome houle, and tor ecom⸗ 
 penlſe their kinred; foz that ts an hench 
 thing,and acceptable befoꝛe Gon: 
 
 § And he that tsa widow: indeede, and 
 left alone, truſteth inGod,and continueth in 
 fuppltcations and prayers night and Day. 
 
 6 But Hee that liueth in pleature, is 
 ¢peadwhiie fhe linet. 
 
 7 Chele things thereferecommand, that 
 they may be blameleſſe. ; 
 
 8 Ikthere bee any that prouideth not for 
 his owne,and namely fo: them of bts houle- 
 hold,he denieth the fatch,and ts wozie then 
 aninhdell. 
 
 9 Let not a widowe bee taken into the 
 number under threeſcore eke old, that bath 
 bene the wife of: one bulband, 
 
 __10 And well reported of fo? good works: 
 
 if fhe haue nouriſhed her childzen,tf he haue 
 
 lodged the ſtrangers, ite hane waen the 
 
 Datntsfeet,if he have mintitred vnto them 
 
 which were in aduerſity, if fhee were contis againe tothe 
 
 tually giuen vnto cuerp good woꝛke. ` flander of the 
 
 Il But refule the yonger widemes: foz 
 when they haut begun to ware f wanton a- 
 gatnt Chit, they will marry, 
 
 12 Wauing e Damnation, becaule they 
 pane Broken thet firt fayth. 
 
 13 And tikewile allo being idle,they learne 
 
 a Take case for 
 them, 4 
 b Pani willech 
 that the widowes 
 putthe Church 
 to no charge, 
 which haue ei-· 
 therchildrenor © 
 
 able to relicue 
 them, but that 
 the childrennou. 
 rifh chesrmother, 
 or kinsfolkes,ace 
 cording as nature 
 bindeth them. 
 
 c Whichharhno 
 maner of world- 
 Jy means to helpe 
 her fetfe with. 
 
 d Becaufetheeis 
 vtterly ynprofi= 
 table, 
 
 e Hemeaneth 
 fuch widowes, 
 which being iult. 
 ly deuorced from 
 their firt huf- 
 bands, married 
 
 he doeth nat re- 
 proue rhe wi- 
 dowes that hane 
 beene oftner ma- 
 ried then once. 
 
 f Forgetting their 
 vocation. g Not onely haue flandered the Church in leaning their 
 charge,but haue forſaken their religion, & thercfore fhalbe punithed 
 with cuerlafling death. h They haue notonely donedifhorour to 
 Chrift, in leauing their vocation, butalio haue broken their fatha 
 
 AYRE 4& 6g 
 
 Kinsfolkes, j are _ 
 
 of God declareth 
 it felfe toward alf , 
 
 
 
 Church : for elfe ` 
 
 cue, an enfample, iit toward the faiths — 
 
 here he meanet 
 
 l 
 
ae 
 
 Of Elders. 
 
 i Which are 
 withoutall mans 
 helpand fuc- 
 cour. 
 Deuts.16. 
 Deut.25.4. 
 1,079.9. 
 Mat.10,10. 
 luke 10.72 
 
 k Except that he 
 svhich doeth ac- 
 
 Geruants ductie. 
 
 to goe about from boule ta houle: pea, they 
 are not onely tole, but alfo pratiers and bu- 
 fie —— ſpeaking things which are not 
 comely. 
 
 14 J will therefore thatthe younger wo⸗ 
 nien marrie, and beare childzen, č gouerne 
 the boule, and gine none occalion to the ad- 
 uerfary to fpeake enill. 
 
 15 Fo certatue ave already turned backe 
 after Datat. : 
 
 16 JE any Faithfull man, o2 faithfull woe 
 man baue widowes, let then miniſter vnto 
 them, and let not the Church bee charged, 
 
 cuſe him, haue at ghar there map bee Cuffictent fog chem that 
 
 leaft two witnef- 
 fes , which pro- 
 mife with the ac- 
 culer to prooue 
 that which they 
 
 are widowes indeed. 
 
 17 (The Eiders that rule wel, are wa 
 thy of * Double honour eſpecially thep which 
 labour in the word and Doctrine, 
 
 13 Fo the Scripture laith, * Chou Halt 
 
 lay tohischarge. not moulelt the mouth of tye ore that trea- 
 “A Chiefly the mi⸗ Deth out the corne: and, * The labourer ig 
 niſters, and ſo all woethyof his wages. 
 
 others. 
 Chap.6.13. 
 Or, prote/t. 
 llOr, without ha- 
 fiie iudgement, 
 m In admitting 
 them without * 
 fufficient trial. 
 n From iuft of- 
 fence. 
 o AsSimonthe 
 Sorcerer. 
 p Their finnes 
 _ follow,which for 
 a time hauede- 
 ceiued the godly, 
 - and after are de- 
 | tected,as Saul, 
 l 
 
 19 Againf an Eider * recetue none accu· 
 faton but vader twoor theee witneſſes. 
 
 20 Chem that finne,! rebuke openty, that 
 the ret allo map feare. 
 
 21 Ih charge thee before God and the 
 Loyd Jeſus Chatit, € the elect Angels, chat 
 thou obferue thele things without || peters 
 ring one to another, do nothing partially. 
 
 22 Lay hands ſuddenly on nu iman, = neis 
 thee bee partaker of other mens ſins: keepe 
 thp felfe = pure. i 
 
 23 Drinke no longer water, but vie a lite 
 tle wine foz thy fomackes fake, and thine 
 often infirmities. 
 
 24 Some mens finnes ave open, o before 
 band , and goe before vnto tudgement ; but 
 fome mens r fellow after. 
 
 25 Likewile allo the good works are mae 
 
 Judas, andother nifett before hand, aud thep that are others 
 
 hypocrites. 
 
 Epheſ.o. y. 
 Cel.3. 22. 
 Ipet $, 
 
 ki 
 
 - their feruants 
 are, and haning 
 the fame adop- 
 non, 
 
 Chap. Fige 
 
 
 
 
 
 ſters, let them not deſpiſe chem, becau 
 
 a That is, of the 
 grace of God, as 
 
 wife cannot be bid. 
 CHAP. VI, 
 
 “a The duety of feruants toward their maſters. 
 
 3 Againft fuch as are not ſatisfied with the werd 
 
 of God, 6 Of true godlines,and contentation of 
 
 mnd. 9 Againft couetouſnes. 11 A chargegs- 
 nen to Timothy. 
 
 | Sen’ as many * feruants ag are vnder the 
 
 yoke, eount their matters worthy of all 
 
 honour that the ame of Hod, and his Boc- 
 trine be nor entll(poken of, : 
 
 2 And they witch baue gam ma⸗ 
 
 e they 
 
 are bzethzen, but rather noe ſeruice, becauſe 
 
 they are faithfull , œ belonen, ¢ partakers of 
 
 hesbenefit. Thele things teach g erhozt. 
 3 Bfanpinan teach otherwiſe, and con· 
 fentetl not tothe wholefome twos of our 
 Lod Helis Chit, e to the doctrine , which 
 is according to gadlinefie, : 
 4 Weis puftyp, and knoweth nothing, 
 but doteth about * queftions and (trtfe of 
 wo203, whereof commech enuie , rife, rays 
 
 I. Timotheus, 
 
 lings euill ſurmiſings, 
 
 5 Caine diſputations of men of corupt 
 mindes, and Deitttute of the trueth, which 
 thinke that gaine is godlineſſe: fron ‘(uch 
 feparate thy lette. ; > 
 
 b But godlineſſe is great game, if a 
 man be content with that he hath. 
 
 7 * For wee brought nothing into the 
 wold, and itis certaine, that wee can carte 
 nothing ont. 
 
 3 Aherefore when wee Hane foode and 
 raiment, let ys therewith becontent, — 
 
 9 Foꝛthey that will bee ¢ rich, fall tuto 
 tentation and ſnares, and into many fooltip 
 and noylome luftes , which dzowne menut 
 ptrdition and deſtruction. 
 
 10 soz the deſtre of money is the roote of 
 ali euill, which while fome luted after, they 
 erred fromthe faith, and d pearced them- 
 felues thorow with many fozrowes. 
 
 IL But thou, D e manol God, fice thele 
 things and follow after righteonſnes, gods 
 lines, faith loue patience, and meekeneſſe. 
 
 12 Sight che good fight of faith : lay hold 
 ofeternalllife, whereunte thou art alfa cal⸗ 
 led, and Halt profeiled a goon peoteffion be- 
 foze many witneſſes. 
 
 13 *J charge thee in the fight of Goo, 
 who quickneth all things, aud before Jeſus 
 Chit, which vnder Pontius Pilate* wit: 
 neſſed a good confellion, 
 
 14 That thou keepe chis commandement 
 without (pot, and vñrebukeable, vntillthe 
 appearing of our Loud Jeus Citt, 
 
 _ 15 Ahich in Due time be Hall bew, that 
 is * bleffed and prince onely, fthe* King of 
 bets and Loꝛd of loꝛds, = 
 
 16 Who onely hath immoztalitie, and 
 dwellech in the light that none can attaine 
 vnto,* whom neuer man faw, neithercan 
 ice, vnto whom be honour and power euer» 
 lating, Ainen. — URS TE 
 
 17 Charge them that are rich sinthis 
 wozid, thattheybenot high minded, and 
 that they *truft notin vncertaine riches, but 
 inthe lining God, (which giveth vs abun⸗ 
 Dantly all things te cntoy.) J 
 
 18 That they Doe good, and bee rich tn 
 good workes, and ready to diſtribute, and 
 communicate, 
 
 19 * Laying vp in fto for themſelues a 
 geod foundation againit the time to come, 
 that they may obtaine etcrnall life, 
 
 20 D Timotheus, keepe *that which ts 
 committed vnto thee, and * ausid propane 
 and vaine baublings, and ioppotitions ef 
 (cience,falfly (o called, 
 
 21 hich while lome profelle, they haue 
 erred concerning the faith, Grace bee with 
 thee, Amen. 
 
 The frit Epiftle to Timotheus ae 
 from Laodicea , which isthe chiekelt cites 
 of Pheygia Pacaciana. 
 
 The fecondEpiftle of Paulto Timotheus 
 
 THE ARGV MENT. 
 Ta Apoftle being now ready to confirme that doétrine with his blood , which hee had profeffed 
 
 and tåughr,encourageth Timothens (and in him allthe faithfull) inthe faith of the Gofpel , and 
 in 
 
 Godlineffeis great gaines ` 
 
 b They that meas 
 fure religion by 
 tiches, are here 
 taught , that only 
 religion is the 
 truc riches, 
 Tob.) 24.pra2Fs 
 ZHECCLES 5. 14. 
 
 c dhat fee theie 
 felicity ia riches. 
 
 d Fox they are 
 
 neuer quiet, nei⸗ 
 ther in foule nor 
 bodie. 
 
 e. Whom Gods 
 Spirit doth rule, 
 
 Chap. 5.21. 
 
 Matth.27. 11. ! 
 robn 18.37. 
 
 Chap t1, 
 
 t By this mighey 
 power of God § 
 faichfull are ad- 
 monithed boldly 
 to ftand in their 
 vacation, al- 
 though y world, 
 Satan,& hel rage 
 again{t them. 
 Rexel, 17. 14. 
 and 19. 16. 
 
 Foha 1. 18. 
 LAON 4. 12. 
 
 g In things ptre 
 taining to this 
 ife, 
 
 Marke 4.19, 
 like @ 2.15. 
 Maith,6.10 
 lake 12. 33> 
 
 h The gifts of 
 God for the vti- 
 lity of Ý Church, 
 Chap. ae 
 
 and & 7. 
 
 i As when ques 
 ftion’ engendreth. 
 queftion, 
 

 
 Not tobe afhamed of the Lord. 
 
 Chap, j. ij· 
 inthe conftant and fincere confeffion of the fame: willing bim not to thrinke for feare of afflicti- 
 ons , but patiently to attend the iſſue as doc husband men, which at length receiue the fruits of their 
 labours, and to caft off all feare and care , as fouldiers doe which fecke onely topleafe their captaine: 
 fhewing him briefly the fumme of the Gofpell, which hee preached , commanding him to preach the 
 fame to others, diligently taking heede of contentions , curtous difpuratrons , and vaine que ſũons, to 
 the intent that his doctrine may altogether edific, Conlidering thatthe examples of Hymcneus and 
 Philetus, which ſubuerted the true doctrine of the refurrection, were fo horrible: and yet to the 
 
 To keepe the paterne, 533 
 
 intent tbat no man fhould bee offended at their fall , being men of authoritie andin eftimation, hee 
 (heweth that all that profeffe Chrift are not bis, and chat the Churchis fubie to this calamitie , that 
 the euill muf dwell among the good till Gods triall come; yet hee referueththem whom hee hath 
 eleGed,euentotheend. And that Timotheus fhould not be difcouraged by the wicked, he declareth 
 what abominibie men , and dangeroustimes (hall follow, willing him to arme himfelfe with the 
 hope of the good iffue that God wili giue vnto his, and to exercife himfelfe diligently in the Scrip- 
 tures both againtt the aduerfaries, and forthe vtilitie of the Church, defising himto come to him tor 
 certaine neceflarie affaires, azad fo with bis and others falutations endeth. 
 
 C MA xP. 
 
 6 Paul exhorteth Timotheus to ſted faftnes and 
 patience in per ſecution and to continue in the do- 
 Gtrinethat he had taught bhim, 12 Whereof his 
 bondes and af fisctions were agage. 16 A come 
 mendation of One(iphorus. 
 
 Anl an Apote of Jefus 
 Chꝛiſt, by vᷣ wil of God, ac- 
 
 
 
 a Being ſent of Fa coding to the pꝛomilſe of life 
 God to preach Zogo Which isin Chꝛilt Jeus, 
 thar life which D A 2 Co Timotheus my be» 
 heehadpromitd ected S loned ſonne: Grace, mercie 
 inChriftIefus, and peace fram GoD the Father, and from 
 As 22: 3. Zelus Chꝛiſt our Loz, 
 
 b Following the 3 Jrhanke God, * whome F ferne from 
 ftepsof mine an- mine > elders with pure confctence, that 
 cefltersasAbra- without cealing J baue remembzance of 
 ham, Ifaac, Ia- thee in my prayers night and Day, 
 
 coband others 4 Defiring tolee thee, mindfull of thy 
 of whom 1 am feares, that J may be filled with toy; 
 
 come, and of § dhen J calltoremembzance the vn⸗ 
 whom Ireceiued fatned faith that is in thee, which dwelt 
 thetrvercligion firftinthy grandmother Lois, and in bp 
 byfaccefiion. smother Cunice,andamaflured that kdwe 
 c The gift of lehis thee allo. ‘ 
 Godisacertame 6 cAheretoꝛe F put thee in remembzance 
 lively flamekind: that thous irre vp the gift cf Gov which 
 led inourhearts, is tn thee , by the putting on of è mine 
 which Satan and ands. 
 
 thefichh labou: 7 Foꝛ God hath not giuen to vs the 
 toquench,and Spiris of ¢feare, but of power, aud of tong, 
 therefore wee anD of a found mind. 
 
 mut nourifhit, 8 Be not therefore ahamed of the tefi- 
 and ftirreitvp. monte sfour Lo: neither of mec bts priſo⸗ 
 d Withthe cet nertbut be partakeroftheatilictionso€ the 
 ofthe Bldersof QGolpel, accosding to the powzr of God, 
 Ephefus, 1.Tim. 9 Cibo bath faucd vs and calied vs 
 414. with an * holy calling. not accoꝛding to our 
 e Asthough * workes , but accozving to bis own pure 
 God wouldde- pole and grate, which was giuen to ns 
 
 = vs. through Chriſt Jefus befeze che woilde 
 1. Cor. 1.2. as 
 
 epheft.34 5 But Snow made manife bp the fap- 
 Titus 3.5. pearing of our Sautour Jeſus Cht, whe 
 
 Row.r6.25.ephe. hath aboliſhed death, and hath brought tife 
 39- Gol, 1, 26:43. and immoꝛtalitie vnto light though the 
 1.2. 1. pet. i.20o. Goflpel, > 
 
 f He fpeaketh 1I MAhereunto J am appointed a prea. 
 
 here ofhi  cher,and Apoltle, and a teacher of the Gen- 
 comming, which tiles, 
 
 though it feemed 
 
 pooreand contemptible, yet washonourable and glorious: there- 
 Sore our mindes ought co bee lifted vp from the confideration of 
 worldly things, to contemplate the maicitis theregf, 1,732,2,7, 
 
 12 Fox the which cauſe J allo fitter thele 
 things , but J am not afvamend: fo: 3 know 
 whom F hauebeleeued , and J am perſwa⸗ 
 Ded that jee ts abletekeepe that which J 
 Danes committed to bim againit that Day. 
 
 13 GKeepe the true paterne of the whole- 
 fonie words, which thou bak heard of me tn 
 faith and loue which tsin Chit Jeſus. 
 
 14 Ghat worthy thing, which was cante h The graces of 
 mitted to thec, keep through the holy Ghoſt, the holy Ghoft; 
 which Dwelleth inves. 3 
 
 15 This thou knoweſt, that all they which 
 arein Afa, be turned from niee: of which 
 lort are Phygellus and Hermogenes, 
 
 16 The Lord giue mercy vnto the bouie 
 of Oneſiphoꝛus:foꝛ he oft refreiheD meand: 
 was not ahamed of mp chaine. 
 
 17 But when he was at Rome,he foughe 
 me out very Diligentlp, and found me. 
 
 18 The Lozd grant vate hint that he map 
 finde mercy with the Lod at that Day, and 
 in bow many things pee hath miniftred vn 
 tome at Cpbelus , thou knoweſt serp well, 
 
 CHAR- IL 
 
 2 He exhorteth him to be conſtant in trouble, to 
 faffer manly , andto abide faft inthe whslefame 
 doctrine ef our Lord Ieſus Chrif, 11 fhewing 
 bira the fdelstie of Gods counfell touclang the 
 faluation of his, 19 andthe markethzreot. 
 f Base. therefoze my fonne,be krong in the 
 
 grace that isin Chit Jeſus. * 
 2 Aud what things thou haſt beardof — -< 
 
 mee, |! by many witnelles, the fame deltuer [07,5 the pre 
 to Faithfull men, which Halbe able ta ateac ace of many. 
 other aifo. natneffes, 
 a Sothat-rhe 
 trueth of God: 
 
 ay remaine 
 
 g Which is-my- 
 felfe, 
 
 —— 
 
 y 
 
 3 Thou therefore fuffer affictionasa 
 gsod ſouidiet of Jefus Chꝛiſt. 
 
 4 Ho man that warreth entangleth 
 himſelte with the > affaires of this fe, besgperfe®. 
 caule be wonld pleate bim that bath cholet > As with bis 
 bimtobeafouldicr, — houthold, and 
 
 § And it any manali ſtriue fora mafe- other ordiuarie 
 tie,be is not crowned , except be ſtriue ashe EES, 
 ought to Doe. ; 
 
 6 Thehulbandmane mull labor before c So chat the 
 he recetue the fruits. paine muft goe 
 
 7 Tonder what F fay; andthe Loz before the re- 
 gine thee vnderſtanding inallthings. - _ cempenfe, 
 
 8 Remember that Jelus Chit, madegf d Notoithſtan· 
 
 
 
 the (cen of Dawid, was raid againe from ding mine im-- 
 
 the dead accoꝛdingtomy Golpel; prifonment the: 
 9 CAberein J (uffer trouble agan enill word of God | 
 
 dorr euen vnto bonds; but the woꝛd oF God hachbisrace, anii 
 
 ig not d Sound. i -  inereafeth,, 
 
 19. Therefore. . 
 
 | 
 
 z] 
 
Of fundrie veflels. 
 
 2.(or, 1-4 
 Eol 1.24. 
 e To confirme 
 their faith ,more 
 eſteeming the 
 
 ~ edification of 
 the Church chen 
 himfelfe. 
 Rom 6. $. 
 Math.10 33. 
 raarke. 8.38: 
 Rorth.3. 3. 9.6. 
 F Giwing tocuc- 
 rie one hisiult 
 portion : wherein 
 he alludeth to 
 the Prietts of rhe 
 old Law, which 
 intheir facrifice 
 gaue co God his 
 part,tooke their 
 owne part,and 
 ganete him that 
 ‘brought the fa- 
 crifice his durie, 
 4.Ty7.4.7.and 
 6,20 tit.3.9. 
 g Hegroundeth 
 ypon Gods elc- 
 ction and mans 
 faith. 
 h Becaufe the 
 wicked {hould 
 not coner them- 
 
 ſelues vndet the 
 
 name of the 
 
 _ church,be hew- 
 eth by this fimi- 
 
 litude,tbat both 
 
 good & bad may 
 
 be therein. 
 
 i That is, both 
 
 feparate himfelfe 
 
 from the wicked, 
 
 andalio purge 
 
 ~ his naturall cor- 
 
 ruption by Gods 
 
 Spirit. 
 
 a.Cor.I.2. 
 
 Tim. 1. 4. and 
 
 47. titus 3.9. 
 
 k Which donor 
 
 edifie, 
 
 1 Which faile of 
 
 ignorance, 
 
 m He meaneth 
 
 not this of Apo- 
 
 10 Sheree F fuer all things , for the 
 
 II, Timotheus. 
 
 2 Fox smen Malte loucre of thetr owne 
 
 Refifters ofthe trueth. 
 
 a He {peakethof 
 
 * < elects fake, that they might alloobraine felues,couetous,beatters,pzoud,curlen (peas them which 
 the faluation whichis in Chik Jelus, with kets, diiobedient to parents, vnthanketull, make profeſſion 
 
 eternall glozie, — . 
 
 IL Jit isa true laying, Foz tftwe be* Bead 
 
 with hunt, we alfo Hall liue with him. 
 I2 JE we luffer, we hall aila reigne with 
 him: *ifwe Bente hin, he allo wilt dente va 
 
 13 It wee beleene not, yet abideth hee 
 faithfutl; be cannot dente bimicife. 
 
 I4 DE thele thinges put them in remem⸗ 
 bance, anD poteit befoze the Lo20, that 
 thep itrtue not about wordes, which ts to 
 no profit, bur tothe peruccting ot the Yea: 
 rers., 
 
 Is Studie to ſhewe thyklfe apprasuzd 
 pnto Gad, alwezkeman that needeth notta 
 
 vnholy — 
 
 3Althout naturallaffection,trucebsea- 
 kere, falle accuiers, intemperate, fierce, De 
 {ptiers of them which are good, 
 
 4 Ctatcours,headie, hte minded, louers 
 of pleatures moze then louers of Sod, 
 
 u 5. Dautug a thew of godlineſſe, buchaue 
 Denied the power thereof: turne away ther- 
 foze from fuch. A A 
 _ © Fo ofthis Cort are thep which > ereepe 
 into boules and lead captiue timple women 
 — With nnes, and ledde with diuers 
 
 Hees, 
 7 Which womenare exer learning, and 
 
 te te Chriftians, 
 
 b As Monkes, 
 Friers, and (uch 
 bypoerites, 
 
 bee ahamed, £ Dunding the worde oftrueth ate neuer able to come to the knowledge of 
 
 aright- 
 
 16 * Atay pꝛophane and baine bablings: 
 foz tbey Wall encreate unto moꝛe vngodit 
 ne g 
 
 17 And their ward Hall feet as a canker: 
 of which fost is Hymeneus and Bhiletus. 
 
 18 Mhich as concerning the tructh pane 
 greed, ſaping, that p relurrection ts pat als 
 readte, and Doe deſtroy the faith afcertaine. 
 
 19 But the foundation of GoD remaineth 
 ſute, aud bath this ſeale, s The Lom know⸗ 
 ety who are his,and,Let euery one that cal 
 teth on the Mame of Chik depart ftonin- 
 iqutie. 
 
 20 Motwithfanding ina * great Houle 
 are netonly vellels of gold and of uluer, but 
 allo of wood and of earth, ann ſome fo ya» 
 nour, and fome vnto Dihonour 
 
 21 Jt any man therefore purge bimfelfe 
 
 the trueth. 
 
 8 * And as Jannes aud Jambes with- 
 food PBoics , to doe theſe alio relitt tke 
 trueth , men oke corupt mindes, repeobate 
 conceruing the faith. 
 
 9 But thep Hail prevatle nolonger: foz 
 their madneſſe Hhalbeeutdent vnto all men, 
 as theirs allo twas. 
 
 Io But thou haft fullp knowen my dee 
 ctrinz,maner of ltaing, ¢ purpole, fatth,long 
 tuffering, loue patience, ; 
 
 Ii [Perlecuttons, aad afflictions which 
 cane vato mee at *Antiochia, at Jcontun 
 and at Lyſtri, which perlecutions F luffe- 
 ats À but from them ali the Lozd deituercd 
 
 12 Dea, and all that will liue godly in 
 Chit Jefus, Hail ufer perlecutton, : 
 
 13 Dut the cutl men and e deceiuers Mall 
 
 Exod.7. 11,12, 
 
 ¢ Which can 
 iudge nothing 
 arig 
 
 d Notonely 
 what L taughe 
 and did, buralfo 
 what my minde 
 andwillwZs, ` 
 AGs t 3:14,50. 
 andi 4.8, Gy 19. 
 e The word figs 
 nifieth them that 
 by any craftie 
 packing or con- 
 ueyance beguile 
 men with falie 
 colers, flatteries, 
 
 from thefe, pe fhalbea veflell yntobenour, ware wozie and wozie, Deceining ant being = illufions,and 
 
 fanctificd and meet tor the LoD, and pepa- 
 red vnto euerygoodo Werke. 
 22 Flee alto fromthetutts of youth , and 
 
 — — 
 14 But continue thou in the things whi 
 thou bat learned , and art perftwwaded there- 
 
 uch God fetreth 
 vpto exercife 
 hisby them: and 
 
 follow after righteouſneſſe, faith, loue, and of,knewing of who thou haſt learned them; hereS. Paulade - 
 
 peace, with them that *caton the Loꝛd with 
 pure beart. ‘ — 
 23 * And pnt away kooliſh, and * vnltar⸗ 
 
 ned queitions, knowing that they tagender 
 
 ſttike. 
 
 lg And that tbou haſt knowen the holy 
 Scriptures of a childe, which are able ta 
 makethee wiſe vñto ſaluation thꝛough the 
 kaith which isin Chit geus. 
 
 IG * Foz the whale Scripture is iuen 
 
 monifheth ys of 
 them, 
 
 2. Petr. 1o. 
 
 f Whicir is cone 
 tent to be gouçr- 
 
 24. uttheleruantof the Lord muſt not. by inſpitation of God, and is profitable ta ned by Gods 
 
 itriue,butmuit be gentle toward al men,apt 
 to teach, ‘{uffertng the euill men patiently, 
 25 Inſtructing them with meekenelſe 
 
 teach,to — coꝛrect, and to inttruct 
 in righteouſneſſe. 
 
 17 Ghat the f man of God may bee sab: 
 
 word. 
 g Theonely 
 Scripture fufh- 
 
 that are contrary nunded, prooviegstfGod folute, being made perfect vunta ail good ceth to lead vs 
 
 at any time will give them repentance, that 
 they may know the trneth, 
 
 26 And |i that they may come to amend- 
 ment out ofthe mare of the deuili, which are 
 taken of Dim at his will. 
 
 fates or herctikes,whom he willeth to flee: but of them only which 
 asyet arenot come to the knowledgeof the trueth,and fall through 
 ignorance, Or, that being delimered out ofthe ſuare of the deuil of iudge the quick and Dead at his appearing, 
 
 will, 
 
 XT, a. rx. 2 
 
 pet. 
 3,3 iade Age 
 
 wham they are taken they may come to amendment and perfore bis 
 
 CHAP. III. 
 
 z He propheſteth of the perillous times, 2 Set- 
 teth out hypocrites in their colours, 32 Sheweth 
 the flate of the Chriflians, 14 And how to ausid 
 dangers, 16 Alfo what profite commeth of the 
 Seriptares. 
 ygn know alla, that in the *laft dayes 
 
 hali come perillous tunes. 
 
 workes. 
 CHAP, IIIF 
 1 Heexhorteth Timotheus tobe feruent in the 
 word, and to fuffer aduerfitie, 6 maketh mention 
 of his omne death, 9 and biddeth Timothie come 
 unto him. 
 ] Charge thee therefore before God, and 
 beforethe Lo: Jeſus Chit, which Hail 
 
 andindiskingdome, 
 
 2 Preach the word: be infant in ſeaſon 
 anu out ofleafon: tmpooue, rebuke, exhoꝛt 
 with all long fuffering and doctrine. - — 
 
 3 Foz thetime wil come,when they will 
 not {utter wholefome Doctrine: but haning 
 their cares itching, Mall after their owne 
 luſts get theman beape of teachers, 
 
 4 Aud Mall turne their cares trom the 
 trugth, and ſhalbe giuen vnto cao — 
 
 to perfeGion. 
 
 p Or aires 
 
 a Leaue none 
 occafionto 
 preach and te 
 pro&t, 
 
 b To falle and 
 ynprofitable 
 doGrine, 
 

 
 The crowne of righteoufneffe. 
 
 e Sobehaue thy 
 
 felfe in this of- 
 
 fice, that men 
 
 may beable tø 
 
 charge thee with 
 
 sothing, but ra- 
 
 ther approue 
 ce inal] things. 
 
 Reade Phil. 
 2 * I 7. 
 || Or,diffolurng. 
 
 Col.4,10,14. 
 
 e Hereby itis 
 manife that 
 Peter as yet was, 
 not at Rome,and 
 if euer he were 
 there, itis vncer- 
 taine, . 
 
 f Some reade 
 coffer : others 
 booke, 
 
 g For Paul (awe 
 inhim manifeft 
 fignes of repro- 
 bation. 
 
 Or, miner, 
 
 ~ That * 
 preach the fayth, 
 Jo increafe their 
 knowledge,to 
 teachthcm to 
 lue godly, that 
 at length they 
 may obtayne ¢- 
 ternall life, 
 
 b. Hath willing- 
 Jy and of his 
 mecre liberality 
 promifed with- 
 out torefeing our 
 
 § But watch thou in all things: ſufter 
 abzierlity: Doe the worke of an Cuangeittt: 
 meke «thy mintitecy fully knowen. 
 
 6 For Fam now ready tu bee doffered, 
 and the time of my Departing isat bang. 
 
 7_ Ihaue fought agooa fight, aud bane 
 fintſhed my courte: J haue Sept the faith. 
 
 8 For hencefoosty ig layd vp foz mee the 
 
 , trewncotrighteoutnes, which the Logo ihe 
 
 righteous Junge tail gine me at that yap: 
 aud not to me onelp, but pnta ali them alio 
 that loue bis appearing. 
 
 9 Sake (peed to come vutemeatance. 
 
 IO Foꝛ Demas hath forlasen mie, hath 
 imbzaced this peint world, and isdeparted 
 vuta Theſtalonica. Lrelcers is gone ta Ga- 
 latia, Titus vnto Datmatia. 
 
 Ir e Dneip Luke ts withmee. Take 
 Marke and beng hun with thee: for hee ts 
 profitable vnto nie fo minifter. 
 
 i 12 And Tychicus hane 3 fent ta Ephe⸗ 
 us, 
 
 13 The f cloake that J left at Troas 
 with Carpus, when thou commet, bang 
 with thee,ana the beokes, but {peciatip the 
 parchinents, 
 
 14 AlzranBer the Copperſmith hath Done 
 mee much cull: the Lows reward hun ace 
 coding to bts wozkes. 
 
 Chap.i. 
 
 15 Okwhom bec thou tare allo: fo: hee 
 withſt ood our preaching ſore. 
 
 16 At my hrt anlwering + no masafi 
 {ted me,but all foriocke me: | pray God, that 
 it may not be layd to their charge. 
 
 17 HNotwithſtanding tke Lod allen 
 meg ſtrengtheked me, that by me the prete 
 ching might bce fully knowen, and that atl 
 the Gentues foul beare,e F wag deliuered 
 out orehe mourborthe i Lion. 
 
 18 And the Lord wiil deliuer mee from 
 cucty *enil worke, and will preſerue me vnto 
 bis heanenly kingdome: to whom be maile 
 fozener and euer men, 
 
 19 Salute Pꝛiſca, and Aquila, and the 
 * houſhold of Dneliphozus. - 3 
 
 20 €raftus abode at Coꝛinthus: Ero» 
 phimus Jlett at Miletum ticke. | 
 
 21 Wake fpeeve to come before winter: 
 Cubnius qreeteth thee, and Pudens, and 
 Linus and Claudia, and all the bzethzen. 
 
 22 The Lod Fetus Chatlt bee with thy 
 (pirit Grace be with pan, gmet, 
 
 Wie lecond Epifile witten rom Rome vnto 
 Timotheus the fitſt Biſhop elected of the. 
 burch of Cphelus, when Paul was pze- 
 fenten the fecond time befor the Empe- 
 
 rour Mero. 
 
 The Epiſtle of Paul to Titus. 
 
 THE ARGVMENT. 
 
 Hen Titus was left in Creta to finifh that do@rine which Paul had there begun, Sathan ftirred 
 W ¥p certaine which went about not only to ouerthrow the gouernment of the Church, but alfo 
 to corruptthe doctrine: for fome by ambition would haue thruftin théfelucs to bepaftors others, vne 
 der pretext of Mofes Law brought in many trifies. Againft theft two forts of men Paul armeth Titus: 
 fisft reaching hin what maner of minifters hee ought to chuſe, chiefly requ ring that they bee men of 
 found do€rine,to the intent they might refift the aduerfaries, and among other things h¢enoreth the 
 Tewes which put acertaine holineffein meatsand fuch outward ceremonies, teaching them which are 
 the true exercifes of a Chriftian life, and what things appertaine to eucry mans vocation, Againkt the 
 which ifany man rebell or elfe doeth not obey, be willeth himto be auoyded, f 
 
 CHAP L 
 5 He aduertifeth Titus touching the gouernment 
 of the Church. 7 The erdinauce ep office of minis 
 fiers. 32 The nature ofthe Cretians and of them 
 whith [awe abroad lewifh fables and inwentions 
 
 he Aula flernant of God, andar 
 3 Apeitle of Felis e Chit, acs 
 coding to thefaith cf Gods 
 elect, an’ the knowlenge of 
 che truth, which is accceding 
 brewed to godlinelic, 
 
 2 Under the hope ok eternal life, which 
 God that cannot liz, hath > promiizd before 
 the” woala began: : 
 
 2 But hathinade pis word manifek in 
 Due tine throngh the preaching , whith ts 
 *committed brio me, according tothe coms 
 mandement of God ours Hantonr; 
 
 4 To Titus my naturail a ſonne attor- 
 
 
 
 faith or workes asa cauſe to moue him to this free mercy. “Ror, 16. 
 
 25.epbef.3.9- col. 
 
 1 26.2. tim 1.9,10,3.pet.¥.20. Gal 1.1. c Who 
 
 both giuechlife, and preferueth life, d In xreſpect of faith,which 
 ‘was common to them both,fo that hereby shey are brethren: bur in 
 refpeé of the miniftery,Paul begate him as bisfopneinfaith, -> a 
 
 Ding tothe common faith, grate mertyand 
 peace from God the Father, and fromthe 
 Loꝛd Jeſus Chriſt ont Sauionr. 
 
 § fo this caule left J thee in Creta. 
 that thou Moniek continue to redreſſe the 
 things that rematne, and ſhouldeſt or⸗ 
 ee Ciders tneucry citte, as J appointed 
 
 ee. ; ; - 
 
 6. ° Jfanp ¢ bee vnreproueable, the bul 
 band of one wife, baning faithfullehildzens 
 which arenor flandered of riot, neſther are 
 diſobedient. 
 
 7 Foꝛa Biſhop muſt bee vnreproueable 
 asf Gods ſteward,not |ifroward, uot angry, 
 * saal to wine, no ſtriker, not ginen te Al» 
 thy lucre, i 
 8 But barbetens , one that loucth 
 goodneſſe, wile ,etightcous, "Eolys ten 
 porate, 
 
 9 Wolding kalt the faithfull wom accor: | 
 
 bing to Doctrine, that he alſo may be abieto 
 exhort with wholefome DAME and ime 
 poue them that ſay again tt. i 
 
 Io For thereare many diſobedient and 
 
 vayne talkers and deceyuers of mindes 
 
 chit tlo 
 
 The duety of Minifters, 534 1 
 
 h JfS.Peterhad 
 bene there, he 
 would not baug 
 
 forfaken bim. | 
 
 i Our ofthe - 
 great danger of 
 Nero, 
 
 k That Icom- 
 
 mit nothing vne ` 
 worthy mine 
 cfice, 
 
 Chap. I.16. 
 
 16 1978, 3025 
 
 e That is, with» 
 cutall infamy, 
 whereby his au- 
 thority. might be 
 diminished. 
 
 f Who haththe ; 
 difpenfetion of 
 his gifts. 
 
 It Or felfewilly a 
 Ory good mens 
 
 2 Toward mens 
 
 * Toward Gods 
 
not onely the 
 ewes, bar alfo 
 the Hebionites 
 and Cerinthians 
 heretikes, which 
 taught that the 
 Lawmuttbe ioy- 
 ned with Chrilt. 
 k He callethE- 
 pimenides the 
 Philofopher or 
 
 he here reciteth, 
 a Prophet,be- 
 caufe the Creti- 
 ans ſo efteemed 
 him : and as La- 
 ertius writech, 
 they facrificed 
 vnto him, as toa 
 God, forafmuch 
 
 The elders good exainples, 
 iWhich were chietlythey of thei Circumtiſlon, 
 
 Ii Ahoſe mouthes mut be Lapped, which 
 fubuert whole boules teaching thingswhtch 
 they ought not, fo filthy tucres fake. ; 
 
 I2 Dueok themielues, cuen one of their 
 owne k prophets fayd, Che Crettans are al- 
 wapesttars,cutll beats, lowe bellies. 
 
 13 This witneſſe is true: wherefore re- 
 buke them harply, that they map bee found 
 in the faith, à , 
 
 14. Gnd not taking heed to *Jewith fa- 
 bles and cemumandements of men, that turn 
 
 Poct,whofe verle fromthe trueth. 
 
 ig Cinto the pure * are al things pure, but 
 vnto them thatare deſiled, and vnbeleeuing 
 is nothing pure, but euen their mindes and 
 conictences ave defiled. 
 
 16 Thep profetle that they knots God, but 
 bp! works they Deny him, and are abomina · 
 blz and diſobedient, and vuta cuery good 
 worke reprobate. 
 
 To Titus. 
 
 as he had a marueilous gift to vnderſtãd things to come: which thing 
 Satan by the permiflion of God hath opened to the infidels from 
 time to time, but it turneth to their greater condemnation, 1 Tim. 1.4, 
 Rom.1420. | Forafmuchasthey ftay atchingsof nothing, and 
 paffe not for them,tbat are of importance,and fo giue themfelues to 
 
 
 
 all wickedneffe. 
 
 
 
 a Wherewith our 
 foules are fedand 
 _ maintained in ' 
 healsh, 
 
 b Not rnnuing to 
 
 CHAP IL 
 
 © He commendcth unto him the wholefome do- 
 Ekrine and telleth him how hee fhall teach all de- 
 grees to behaue themfelucss 1i Through the be- 
 nelit of thé grace öf Chrift. 5 
 Be ſpeake thou the things which become 
 
 * wholefome doctrine, 
 2 Chat the elder men bee fober, hone, 
 pies hs inthe fapth, tn loie,and in pa⸗ 
 iente: 
 
 3 The elder momen likewile,that thep be 
 fn fuch bebautouras beconimeth bolinefe, 
 notfalte accuſers, not ginen to much wine, 
 but teachers of fonett things, 
 
 4 Chat they may inftruct the pong wo- 
 men to be fober minded, that they lone their 
 hulb ands that they loue their chttozen, ` 
 _ § That they be dilcrect,chatte, keeping at 
 
 and frowithout Some,good,¢* fubiect vnto thetr bulbands, 
 
 neceflary occafi- 
 < ons,which isa 
 figne of lightnes, 
 Ephef-s.235235 
 24. 
 
 * 
 
 Ephef 6.5. 
 colof.3 22, 
 1.pet,2.18, 
 
 1. (or. 4. 2 
 colof.t.22, 
 
 c OF what con- 
 dition or ftate 
 
 f ocuer they be. 
 
 ve the wozde of God be not euill poken 
 
 6 Crhort pons men likewile, that thep 
 be fober minded, 
 
 7 Aboue alithings ſhew thy felfe anen- 
 fample of good works with vncegrupt Dec: 
 ETE OOD 
 
 8 And with the wholelome woe, which 
 cannot be repzoucd, that he which withſtan · 
 Deth, may be afhamed, hauing nothing con- 
 cerning pouto ſpeake enill of. ‘ 
 
 9 *Leticruants be ſubiect to theit ma· 
 ſters, and pleaſe them tn all things, not an- 
 fwering agatne, 
 
 Io Pome pikers,but that they ſhew all 
 good faithfulneffe, that they may adozne thg 
 Doctrine of Sod our {autour tn all things. 
 
 IL * fozthe Grace of God, that bzingeth 
 ‘faluation vnto allmen bath appeared, 
 
 12 And teacheth vs that we hould denye 
 vngodlineſſe and worldly luſts, and that we 
 fhould liue ſoberly, and righteoully, t godiy 
 in this pꝛeſent world, * 
 
 13 Looking fo: the bleſſed Dope, and apa 
 
 pearing of the glory ofthe mightp Gov, and 
 of our — ae me 
 14 Ahs gaue bimlelfe foz vs, that hee 
 might cedeeme vs from alliniquitte, and 
 purge ys cobea “peculiar people vnto hua: 
 felfe zealous of good works. y 
 
 Ig Thei things (peake, and erhozt, aud 
 rebuke with all © authozitte. See that no 
 man Delpile thee. 
 
 CHAP, IIL 
 
 1 Of obedience to fuch as bein authority, 9 He 
 warneth Titus to beware of foolifh and vaprofita- 
 ble queflions, 12 Concluding with certayne pri- 
 uate matters, 1§ And (alstations. 
 Pasian in remembzance that thep* > be 
 
 fubiect cothe petncipalities and powers, 
 and that they be obedient and readp tocucryp 
 good worke, 
 
 2 That they peake euill of no man, that 
 they bee no fighters, but (oft, fhemwing all 
 meekeneile puto all mtn. w 
 
 3 *b ffo: we our felues allo were in times 
 pait vnwiſe, diſobedient, Decetued, ſeruing 
 the luſts and diuers pleaſutes, luung in mas 
 poe and enuy, hateful, and hating one 
 another. 
 
 4 But when the bountifulneffe and loue 
 of Sod ourDauiour toward man appeared, 
 
 § Not· bythe workes efrightcoufnefie, 
 which wee had Done, but according to bis 
 mercie he ſaued vs, by thea wating of the 
 new birth, tthe renewing of the help Ghot, 
 
 6 Cibich bee ſhedde on vs abundantly 
 though Jels Chik our Sauiour, 
 
 7 Chat we, being iuiitied byhis grace, 
 fhould be made heires according tathe hope 
 of eternal life. ? 
 
 8 Thisisa true faving, and thele things 
 Z wil thou Hoult afirme, that they which 
 bauc beleened in God, might bee carefull to 
 thew fourth good workes. Chele things are 
 good and profitable vnto men. 
 
 9 * But ſtay toolifh — Egenealo⸗ 
 gies, E contentions, ⁊ bꝛawlings about the 
 Law: foz they are vnpzofitable and vaine. 
 
 IO © Retect him that isan heretike, after 
 once o? twife admonition, 
 
 II Knowing that he that ts (uch, fs per- 
 uerted, and g finneth being Damned of bis 
 ownelelfe. 
 
 12 Uhen J hal fend Artemas vnto thee, 
 2 Tychicus be Diligent to come to me ynta 
 —— koꝛ J haue Determined there to 
 
 inter. 
 
 13 Bing Senas » the expounder of the 
 law,and Apolios on their tourney Diligent- 
 ly, that they lacke nothing. 
 
 14 And let ours alſo learne to Hew forth 
 g000 works 8 neceſſary vies, that they bee 
 not vnfruitfulll. 
 
 15 -AU that are with mee, falute thee. 
 Greet them that loue vs tn the faith. Grace 
 be with pou l, Amen. 
 
 To Titus, elect the firt Biſhop of the 
 Church of the Eretians, written 
 from Nicopolis in Macedonia. 
 
 ‘Stay foolith queftions. 
 
 d Moft deare 
 and precious, 
 
 c€ Asbecommeth 
 the ambaffadour 
 of God, 
 
 Rom.13.1, 
 
 1 ,pet.2.0 35040 
 
 a Although the 
 rulers be infidels, 
 yet are we boung 
 to obey them in 
 ciuil policies and 
 whereas they 
 command vs Rg- 
 thing againft 
 the word of 
 God, 
 1.(or.6.11. 
 
 b For let vs come 
 fider what wee 
 our felues were, 
 when God fhewe 
 ed vs fauour. 
 
 2. Tim. I.9. 
 
 c God doth not 
 iuftifie vs for re~s 
 ſpect of any 
 thing, which he- 
 feeth in vs, but 
 doth preuent vs 
 with his grace 
 and freely accep- 
 teth vs. 
 
 d Baptifme isa 
 fure figne of our 
 regeneration, 
 which is wrought 
 by the holy 
 Ghot; > 
 LTMA he 
 and 4.7. 2, tits 
 2.16,23. 
 
 e This comman- 
 dement is giueu 
 to the minifter, 
 and fo particulare 
 ly to all mento 
 whom the fword 
 isnot commit- 
 ted: but elfethe 
 Magiftrate, 
 whofe chiefe of- 
 fice is to main- 
 taine Gods gle- 
 ry in his Church 
 ought to cut 
 
 all {uch rotten 
 and infe@ious 
 members from 
 
 the body. f. So thar there isno hope of amendment. g Willingly, 
 and wittmgly, h Itisprobable,that he was an interpreter of the Law 
 
 of Mofes,as Apollos, &c. 
 
 € The 
 

 
 
 
 be made fruitfall ano that whatloener good 
 thing isth you > through Cilt Reins, may 
 be knowen. Š 
 
 lence to ward the 
 Saints, which 
 
 aceedeth of 
 Fadl rand che, 7 Foꝛ wee hane great ioy and confolatt: 
 Quali faith, | ON ffn thp lone, becaule by thee, beather, the 
 
 
 
 Daints: hearts ate comforted. 
 8 Mherefore, though F be very bold in 
 
 Chꝛiſt i command thee that which is con- 
 membersofle. Hentent, a 
 —— ae > o Yet foz loues fake J rather befeech 
 © Meaning their. thee, though J] be as Jam, even Dautagen, 
 inward: parts and, AND encen now a prifoner for Jens Chit. ` 
 — 10 J beleech thee fo: my fonne* Oneli⸗ 
 through his cba- MUS Whom J hane begotten in my bonds, 
 ritie comforted, . 1! CUibich in time palt was to thee Vi 
 Coloff.4.94°- profitable, but now profitable both te tice 
 
 andteme — < 
 
 =O 12 Thom J hane lent again: thou theres 
 
 ſoꝛe receiue him, that is, mine owne bowels, 
 
 b That experi- 
 ence may declare 
 that you are the 
 
 
 
 me euen thine owne felfe, i } 
 
 20: Pea bzother, tet me obtaine this plea. 
 furt of thee inthe om : | comfoztimp sbow: 
 Sls in the Lod. sy) acu! 
 
 2U Trutting in thine obedience, J mote 
 bntothee, knowing that thou wilt doe euen 
 moze then 3 fap. 
 
 22 (Bezeourr allo prepare meclodging : 
 fo: J trut thꝛough pour prayers J thall bee 
 giuen vnto pou. i 
 
 23 Chere falute thee Epaphras my fela 
 low pꝛiſoner bin Cheiſt Jefus, a7 
 
 ) 24 Marctus, Aritarchus, Demag, and 
 Luke my fellow helpers. » j 
 
 25 The grace of our Logd. Jeſus Chk 
 
 be with pour pirit, Amen. 
 
 CUritten from Rome to Philemon, and 
 ' fent by Oueſunus a ſeruant. 
 
 [Satie Sova q The Epiftle to the Hebrewes. 
 
 HE AR'GVMEN T... 
 
 ar | Ogre has diuers,horh ofthe Grecke writers and Latines witneffe , that the writer ofthis Epiftle 
 MNaor iuftcaufes would not hane bis name knowen ,\ itwete curiofitie of our part to labour mucky 
 * “therein, For ſeeing the Spirit of God is the author thercof, it diminiſheth nothing the authoritie abe 
 
 ooo" though wee know not with what pen hee wrote it. Whether it were Paul (as it is not like ) or Luke, .- 
 
 oTe of Barnabas, or Clement, or fomeother, hischiefe purpofeiisto perfwade vnto the Hebrewes (where- 
 by he principally meaneth themthat'abode at Icrufatem, and vnderthem allthe reftof the Lewes) 
 
 that Chrift lefts was not onely the redeemer but alfo-that at his comming all ceremonies muft haue an 
 
 ende: forafmuch as his doctrine was the conclufion ofall the Prophefies ; and therefore noronely 
 ‘Mofes was inferiour ta him, butalfo the Angels: for they all were (cruants , and he the Lord, but fo 
 ~~ Lord,that he hith alfo taken our Aefh, and is made out brother to affure vs of onr faluation through 
 
 the 7.Chap.verf 11, vnto the 13,Chap.verf.r8. Alfo he was that Préphet.of whom all the Prophets 
 in time paft witneffed, as is declared fromthe 12. Chap,verfiv8. to the twentie and fue verſe ‘of the 
 fame Chaprer:vea,andis the king to whom all things are fubie@,aseppeareth from that-verf.2§,to the 
 
 beginning of the laft Chaprer, Wherefore according to theexampks ofthe old fathers, wenult cona; 
 
 ftantly 
 
 oa _ “himfelfe, forheisthat erérnall Prieft whereof all the Leuit:call Priefts were bur fhadowes, and theres 
 “$ i _, foreathiscomming they ought to ceafe, andiall {acrificesfor finne to be abolifhed, ashe prousth from" -: 
 
 mine is thine. 
 
 g Grant me this . 
 bencfite; which. . 
 thallbe moft ac⸗ 
 cepranie vntome - 
 ofallothers. |. 
 
 h That is; for . 
 Chriſts cauſe. 
 
 Pauls ioy. Philemon. _ Hisgréatloue. 535 
 The Epiftle of Paul to Phil 
 q 1€ pi Corr auito r hiemon. 
 i THE ARGVMENT. 
 Lbeit the excellencie of Pauls fpirit wonderfully appearetbin other lis Epiftles, yetthis Epiftte 
 is a great witneffe and a declaration of the fame, For farre paffing the bafeneffe of his matter he 
 flieth asit were vp to heauen, and speaketh witha dune grace and maieRie. Oncfirus feruantto Phì- 
 lemon bothrobbed his mafter, and fed away, whom Paul having wonne to Chrift, fent apaine to his 
 matter,earneftly begging his pardon, with mofi weighty arguments proouing the dectie of one Chri- 
 ftian to another,and fo with {2lutations endcth. 
 4 Hereisycethtoheare ofthe faith and loue of 3 Uhom F would haue retained with 
 Philemon, 9 whom he defireth to forgiue his feg- me, thatinthp stead be might haue minie 
 uant Oneſimus, & louingly torecerueiamagame, ſtred vnto mein thebondsotthe Golpel. — 
 econ eR, AUL a prfoner of Fetus 14 Wut withoue thy minde would J doe 
 (2 T Chit tour brother Cimo» nothing, that thy benefit ould net be asit 
 g ù theus, pnto Philemon onr Wereot neteflitic, but willingly. 
 Nias k Deare friend g fellow helper, 15 Jt mapbr that he therctoreddepartcy d He fled away 
 Q 2 Andto our Beare fitter fo afeafons that thon Gondel receine pim Fom thee. 
 Apphia, and to Archippus fozeurr, : 
 our fellow ſouldter, and tothe Church rhat _— 16 Mot nowe as a feruant, but abonea e For he is chy 
 ís in thine houle: feruant, euen as A bother beloued, {pecially feruant by cone 
 3 Grace bee with you, and peacefrem tome: Dow much moz? then vnto thee, both dition, andalfo 
 God onr Father, and from the Loꝛd Jeſus in thefich,and inthe Lod? __, nowthe Lords: 
 Chit. i i 17 Jf therefore thou count our things fethatboth for 
 r.Thefs.2, 4 V" giuethankestomyGod, making  conunon,recetne hun as my felfe. thine owne fake 
 athe ft 3. Nientton allwayes of thee in my payers, 18 Jf hee hath hurt chee, oz oweththee and for cheLords, 
 | § (Chen J deare of thyloneand faith, ought,chatprtonmumeaccounts. -thou oughbteft to 
 which thou hat toward the Lozd Jeſusand 19 J Panl haue witten this with mine louchim, 
 | toward ail Sainte) } i owne hand: J will recompente it, albeit £ Thar all thine. - 
 a Thy bencuo- 6 Chat the 2fellowhip of thyfatth may J doe not faptothce, thatthou oweſt vnto ismine,andall . 
 
 
 

 
 | Chrift aboue the Angels. 
 
 a God, who is e- 
 
 uerconftant, and "RAAN 
 
 mercifull to bis 
 
 b So tharnow 
 we May notcre- 
 dite any new ree 
 uclations after 
 him. 
 
 c He intreateth 
 here of Chrif, 
 both as tonching 
 his perfon, which 
 is very God and 
 
 Tothe Hebrewes. 
 
 Rantly belecue in him, that being ſanct ſied by his iuflice, taught Ly bis wifedom, and gouerned by his 
 power we may Redialtly and couragiouflly pericncre euen to the end, in hope of that ioy that is fet be- 
 fore our eyes occupying our felues in Chriftian exereifes,that we may both be thankefuil to God, and 
 
 duetilulite eur neighbour. 
 Can. A Pook, 
 t He fheweththe excellencie of Chrif 4 a- 
 boue the Angels, 7 and of ther office. 
 spies E undp tines and in Diners 
 maners a God pake tn the old 
 time to oi Fathers by the 
 
 
 
 then the 'Augels, Matinuch as he bath ob» 
 teined a moze excellent name then they. 
 
 § For vnto which of the Angels ſaid he 
 atany time, * Chou art mp Bonne, s this 
 dapbegate J thee? and againe, J will bee 
 his Father, anð be fhallbemp Bonne? 
 
 And againe wher bee baingeth fn his 
 fit begotten Donne into che worlde, hee 
 fayth, * Anv let all che Angels of God wo- 
 ip him. ; 
 
 And of the Angels be fayth, Hee ma; 
 
 very man, by * 
 
 whom allthings keththe b Spirits bis meſſengers, and his 
 
 are made,and alfo snintSers a flame of fire. 
 
 astouching his ° < 8 Gut vntothe Sonne be faith,*D Gad, 
 
 office, whereby . thy thrang isfoz ener aud euer: the i{cepter 
 
 heisKing,Pro- of thy kingdome is a (cepter af rightcoul> 
 - phetjandPrieft, nene. : 
 
 Wifd.7.26. g Tkouhakloued righteouſneſſe, and 
 
 colofft.15, hatediniquitte. CAhereſsꝛe God, euen thy 
 
 d The liuely 
 
 Image & paterne, 
 
 fo that hee that 
 feerh him, feerh 
 the Father, Iohn 
 
 14.9. for elfe the 
 ` perfon of the Fa- 
 
 thet is not feene, 
 
 —, a d ~ 
 
 er 
 
 
 
 Gav, hath x anointen thee with the opie of 
 gladneſſe aboue thy fellowses. Be oto} 
 
 ro gnu,” Who, Lord, in the beginning 
 hat eftablifjed the earth, ana the beauens 
 arethe workes of thins hands, 
 
 Il hey Hall perth, but thou Boe re- 
 maine: and they all hall ware olde as Dorth 
 a garinent. 
 
 butapprchended 12 gasa vecture halt thou folde them 
 by faith, + by, and they Hail bee charged; but thou art 
 e So that our the fame,and thy yeeres wali nat faite. 
 finnes canbee 13 Ante which all of theAngets ſayde 
 purgedbynone begat any time,” Dit at my right hand, tul 
 othermeanes, 3j make thine enemies thy footettoole ¢ 
 
 f Much more 14. Are they not all mimitring (pirits, 
 then,thenallo- · fent forth to miniſter, for their fakes which 
 abs thingseree Hall be heires of faluation? 
 ated, hae $ 
 
 Pfal.r.7.chap.5.§.a&.13 33. g Becaufehe wasat the time appoine , 
 
 Chrift, 10 Becaufe it was neceffary that fer our 
 Sakes bee fhould take fuch an humble flate vpon 
 biin that he might be Like unto his brethren. 
 WV Hereſdee we ought diligentlyxto give 
 Derde to-the things which wee haue 
 
 heard, left at Rily > timg we Mould tet thein 
 
 nuracles and gifts of the holy Ghali, actor: 
 Bing to his owne will? 
 
 § Foꝛ he hath not putin ſubtection puto 
 
 the eee thee world fo come, whercof we 
 peake. a 
 
 6 But *one fn acertaine place witneſ⸗ 
 fed, aping, Abat is man, that thou oul: 
 Belt be mindfullof him! oꝛ the fanne of man 
 that chou wouldelt confer him! 
 
 7 Thou madelt him a little inkeriour to 
 the Angels: thou crownedit hun with sglos 
 rte and honour, and hall (et him abeue the 
 wozkes of thine bards. Al 
 
 8 * Thou hatt put all things in fubfecti- 
 on vnder his feete. And in that be hath put 
 all things in (ubtection under him , hee left 
 nothing that Gould not be (ubicct vnto him. 
 é a we pet fee not all things ſubdued Vi, 
 
 oi pun. 
 
 9 But we fee Jeſus * crowned with glo- 
 tte and honour, which was mave a little in- 
 fertour to the Angels , through the ſuflering 
 of Death, that bp Gods grace he might tatte 
 Death forailinen. 
 
 10 Foꝛ it became him, for whomare all 
 things, and by whontare all thing gs, teeing 
 that bee brought many chian onto glozy, 
 that hee Mould contcerate the | IDtince of 
 their (aluatton though ™ affitctions. 
 
 II Foz bee that fanctifieth, and they 
 which ave fanctifted,ateall * of one: wheres 
 ee hee ts wat aſhamed to call them bze- 
 then, 
 
 12 Haying ,* J will declare thy Mame 
 vnto my obeethren: tn the middes of the 
 Church wil J Ang prayſes to thee. 
 
 Obedience due to the Gofpel. 
 
 a We muft dil. 
 
 Church, declared 4 ‘ Pesphets: flippe. gently keepe in 
 hiswillintime á 2 Snthele lak dapyeshee 2 Forifthe - wee ſpoken by Angels memoriethedo- 
 paft, notallat . bath fpoken vnto vs by his was ftenfak. and euery tranfgrefion, ant Grine,which we 
  once,orafterone Sonne, whom bee bach mate heire ofall Dilobedience received aiut recompence of baue learned, left 
 fort, bur from — things, by whouvallo be made the wozlds, reward, $ like vefiels full; 
 timeto time and 3 Cibo beingthe brightneſſe ot the gla 3 Wow hail wee efcape, ik woe neglect ſo of chapswee 
 infundry forts: ry, anD thed ingraucd forme of his perion, «great faluation, which at the firſt beganne leake,and run 
 butnowlaftof and bearing vp all things bp his mightie tobe preached by the Lozbe, And afterward out oneuery 
 allhehath fully word, hath by himſelke epurgedour finnes, was contirmed vato vsby4thentebat heard pare. 
 declared alltruth ana fitteth at the right and ot the matettte, btm, ; — b Which was 
 to vs by his in the dighett places, 4 *God bearing witneſſe thereto, boty the law giuen to 
 Sonne, 4 And is made io much moze ercellent with figues and woñders, an’ with Divers. Moles bythe 
 
 hands of the Ane 
 gels Gal. 3. 19. 
 Acts 7.53. 
 
 c Asthe Gofpel 
 is, which onely 
 offereth falua. 
 tion. 
 
 d Thatis,the 
 Apollles. 
 Marke 16.20. 
 
 e Which Eſai 
 callerh the new 
 heauens,and the 
 eS earth, 
 Chap 65,17, . 
 Whereof Chintt 
 is the Father, Ifa, 
 9. 6,that is,the 
 headof vs bis 
 members, 
 Pfal.8.4. 
 
 F He fpeaketh 
 here chiefly of 
 the faitbfull, 
 which are made 
 through Chrift, 
 citizens of the 
 watldto come,. 
 where they (hill 
 enioy with their 
 prince all thefe 
 things which 
 now they haue 
 onely but in 
 part. 
 
 In making 
 him fellow heire 
 
 with Chif. Matth.28.18. 1,cor.15,27, philip.2.9,10,11. h To 
 
 _ tionof chy Kingdom is iu, 
  -madefiefh,and that the holy Gheft was powred on him without mea- 
 
 ted,declared to the world, 2.Sam.7.14. t.chrow.22,10, P/al.97.7. 
 Pfal.to4.4. h Hecorapareth the Angels to the windes, which are 
 here beneath as Gods meflengers. P/zl.45.6;7.. i Theadminiftra. 
 This is meant in that that the word is 
 
 Gire, that we may allreceiue of him cuery ene according to his mea- 
 fire, P/a 102,25.Pfal. 110, t.meat.2 2.4.4. Ticor 05.25.Chap, 10.0 26 
 CH EP ©) 
 T He exhorteth ustobe obedient unto the new 
 Law which Chrift hath ginen vs; 9 And not to 
 bee offended at the infirmitic and lowe degree of 
 
 them.which obie& that they fee not thele things accomplifhed in 
 man,the ApoltJe an{wereth that they are fulfilled in Chrift our cap- 
 taine,who leadeth histo thefame glory withhim, i To nian, ashe 
 isofChrilt, k By hisycrtue which moft manifeflyappeareth in the 
 Church, 1 Te(us Chrift by humbling himfelfe, and taking vpon 
 him the forme of.aferuant, which was our fleth,and mortalitie, giueth 
 vs aflurance ofourfaluation, m Therefore wee by affliGions are 
 made hike to theSenne of God. n The head and the members 
 are ofonenature: fo Chrift which fanGifieth vs, and weethatare 
 fan&ified, are all one by the vnion of our flefh. P/a/.z2,22. O This 
 preoucth Carifts humanitie, 
 13 Ano 
 

 
 | P/2l.18.2. 
 
 | p Meaning,that 
 
 | Chiiftrouching 
 
 ) bis human tie 
 put bis truſt in 
 
 Í God. 
 
 | 728.18, 
 
 j e pekt 
 
 Í this of himfelfe 
 
 | aad his diſc ples, 
 
 but properly itis 
 
 applied to Chriſt 
 
 the head of all 
 
 minifters, 
 
 Hofe 13.14. 
 
 1.cOr,15+55- 
 
 r And Gods 
 
 anger, 
 
 I f Not the na- 
 
 | ture of Angels 
 
 but of man. 
 
 | t Not oncly as 
 
 | touching nature 
 but alfo quali- 
 
 | ties,cnely finne 
 
 a Takeheede to 
 his words and 
 receiue him. 
 
 b Of thc do- 
 rine which we 
 belecue, and 
 ought to confeffe 
 c To be the 
 ambaſſadour 
 
 and hie Prieſt. 
 Numb, 52.7, 
 
 d Mofes was but 
 part of the heu, 
 that is, of the 
 Church whereof 
 the paftors are 
 the luely ftones, 
 but Chrift buil- 
 
 | ded it, and laide 
 
 | the ftones-there- 
 fore hee defer- 
 ueth more 
 praile, 
 
 e Thatis, Chrift: 
 for Chriftis the 
 foundation,and 
 head of his 
 Church: hee is 
 
 ' our brother,and 
 
 | Lord: he isthe 
 Sonne of God, 
 andvery God 
 
 Why Chrifttooke on him ons fleth, 
 
 13 And againe, *J will put myr truſt 
 ipun. Anð againe, *9 Behold, heere am 
 J, andthe children, which Gos barh giuen 
 mee, 
 
 14 Foralmuch then as the chilen were 
 partakers of fef) and blood, bee ailo pim: 
 ſelte kewi tooke part with them, chat 
 hee might Detirey * through death, bun 
 al had the power of drath, that is the de⸗ 
 wli, j 
 
 15 And that hee might deliuer all them, 
 which for feare of t Death were all their lite 
 tıme fibtect to bandage. 
 
 16 soz hre in no ſort tooke the‘ Angels, 
 but be tooke tije ſeede of Abraham. 
 
 17 Ciberefoze tin all things it became 
 Him to be made like vnto bis brethren, that 
 bee might be merciful, and a faithfull high 
 Wiet tn things concerning God, that bee 
 
 _ Chap. ii}. jije 
 
 they hall enter into my ised, 
 12 Gake jeeve,bacthzen, let at any time 
 
 there bee in anpof vonuan centil beart, and 
 
 Sie ae to Depart away from the lining 
 00. 
 
 13 Buterhort one another dayply, while 
 it is called * Go Dap, leak eny of yon 
 beg hardened tizough the oeceitiulnefie of 
 Inne, 
 
 14 Foꝛ we are made partakers of Chait, 
 ifwe keepe fire vnto che! ende the || begin: 
 ning wherewith weare vpholden, 
 
 Is Bo long as it ts faib, Go Day if yee 
 heare bis voice, harden not pour hearts, as 
 in the pouscatton, 
 
 16 Forme when they heard, prouoked 
 m him ¢o anger: bowbett, notall that came 
 cut of appt bp Woles. j 
 
 17 Bur with whom was hee dilpleafen 
 
 might make reconciliation forthe finuesof fourtte pecres ? was hee not diſpleaſed wiry 
 
 the people.. 
 
 13 frog in that hee *futiered, and was 
 tempted , bee ts able to luccour thom that 
 are tempted. 
 
 except. u Forafmuchas he is exercifed in our miferies, we may be 
 | afiwred, that at all times in our tentations ke will fuccour vs,. 
 
 GH ANP. rF 
 1 Hee requireth them to bee obedient vxto tke 
 word of Chrift, 3 Who u more wortl:se then Mu- 
 fis. 12 The punsibment of fuch as will harden 
 their hearts and. not beleeuc, that they might hane 
 eternall life. 
 T Werefore, hulp beethzen,partakers ofthe 
 beauenty vocatton,2 conter the Apottte 
 anp high Pict of our e pzoteſſtan, Chatt 
 efus: 
 2 Cho was kaithkull ta him that hath 
 appointed < hun, enen a3 * Moles was in all 
 his houle. 
 
 them that tinned,* whole || karkeiles fell in 
 the wilderneſſe? 
 
 I$ And to whome (ware bee that they 
 ſhould not enter into his reit, but vnto them 
 that obeyed not? 
 
 19 So wee fee that they conld not entec 
 in becaule of vnbeliefe. 
 
 CHA P. IIII. 
 
 2 The word without faith a unprofitable. 3 
 The Sabbath or reft of the Chriſtiaus. 6 Punifh- 
 ment of unbeleewers. 12 The nature of the word 
 of Ged, 
 
 pe: vs feare therefore . left at any time 
 --by foxfaking the promife of entring inte 
 bis Ji > anp of pou Would ſeeme to bee de> 
 pꝛiued. 
 
 2. Foꝛ vnto vs was the Golpel preached 
 as alla vnto them: but the word that they 
 
 Thedifobedient. 530 
 
 i As difobey- 
 
 ing God,they in 
 old timewere dee 
 barred from the 
 quietne fle of the 
 land of Canaan: 
 fo th ey which doe 
 not obey Chrift, 
 thall nut enter 
 into the heauen- 
 ly reft. 
 
 k Which is all 
 that time wherein 
 God doeth call 
 vs:whiie bethere⸗ 
 fore fpeaketh,let 
 vs heare, 
 
 ] Which is by 
 faith to embrace 
 and beld faft the 
 true dodirineof 
 Ictus Chrift, 
 
 lOr- foundations 
 of cur aſſurance, 
 m To wit,the 
 Lord. ⸗ 
 Numb. 14:37- 
 Or, bodies and 
 members. 
 
 3 Sor this man is counted wozthie of beard, pzofited not them, becaule itwasnot a He comparet 
 
 moze glozie then Moſes, inasmuch as bee 
 which hath builded the Boule, 4 hath moze 
 Doxourthenthe boule. 
 
 4 Foz chery boule ts builaed offome man, 
 and be that bath built all things,is ¢ God. 
 
 S. Mow Moles verily was faithfull inal 
 his Houle, asa ſernant. fora witneſſe of the 
 things which Gould be poken after. ; 
 
 6 Wut Chit isas the Sonne, ouer his 
 
 owne honfe, whole! houic we are, tfwe bola 
 
 fait the confidence, and the reioycing ot the. 
 hope vnto the end. 
 
 7 @Ubherefore, as the holy Ghoſt thy ome mu entertherinto, and they to whom 
 
 * To Day tf yee Wall heare his voice, 
 
 8 Marden not your hearts, as in theepzo» 
 uocation, according to the Day of the tenta» 
 tion inthe wildernetfe, 
 
 9 bereyonr fathers tempted me, pza. 
 ma mee, and faw mp Workes Courtice pecres 
 
 ong. 
 
 10 Cditherefore J was grieued with that 
 gencration, and fapde, Chey errecucrin 
 their heart, neither baue tiep knowen my 
 
 Wwayes. 
 IL Gherefore J Gware in my wrath, bIf 
 
 a mired with faith in thole that heard tr. 
 
 3- Foꝛ we which haue belecued, doe enter 
 into reſt, as hee faid to the other, * As Jhaue 
 ſworne in my weath, JEt they Mall enter ins 
 to my reit: although «the wozkes were Ani- 
 {hed from the foundation of the wold, 
 
 4 Sor hee (pake tna certatne place of the 
 feuenth dapon this wile,* And God did reft 
 the feucnth day fram all bis wozkes, 
 
 in tits place againe, Hf they Gall 
 
 Si t 
 enaptno ny reff, 
 Decing therefore it femaineth that 
 
 it was fir peeached, entred net therein fo 
 
 vnbelickes ſake: e 
 7 Againe hee appointed in d Dauid 
 
 certaine Day by To day, after fo longa tü 
 
 
 
 his Voice,harBen nót your hearts., N. 
 
 8. For if e Yeis had ginen chem r 
 then would hee not alter this Day bane ſpe 
 ken of another. 
 
 the preaching of: 
 the Gofpel,as it 
 were, to wine, 
 whereofif we will 
 talte that is, heare 
 and vnderftand 
 with profite,we 
 muft temper or- 
 mixe it with faith, 
 Pfalgytt- 
 
 b Although that 
 God y bisrelt, 
 afverthe creation: 
 
 fig 
 
 
 
 ified the fpi- 
 
 ritual reft of the” 
 X pe he 
 
 ſayiug. as it is faid, * Cts dayif pee heare 
 
 VA | rekin Chanaan 
 
 ff, which was buta- 
 
 figure of rhe hea- 
 
 venly reft, and 
 
 {ware ta giue 
 
 9 Chere remaineth cherefoge a rete to endureth bur for 
 
 thepeopleofGod. — 
 I3 foz bee that ts entred tnto hfs rete, 
 
 atime. 
 c The perfeien. 
 
 workingall 
 
 things by his owne power. f Forinobeying theSonne, wee are 
 made the houfe of God. P/al.95.7,8 chap.4.7. g Aswhenyee 
 prouoked Gods anger in Mafla and Meriba, Exod.17.7. h Mea- 
 ning by bis oath, that they fhould not enter, 
 
 
 
 fF hath alla cealed from bis owne wozkes, of Godsworkes, . 
 and fo his reft, 
 fignifieth our heauenly reft. Gene,2.2 deut 59. 14. d  Thatis,inthe 
 Pialmes. (hap.3-7. e Meaning,lofhua, F Hathcaft off hisap- 
 petites,mortified his ficth,renour ed bimfelfe,and followethGod,. 
 RS 
 
 R 
 
The nature of Gods word. 
 
 ! 
 
 g For it mortally 
 woundeth the re- 
 bellious,and in 
 
 cheẽ eleét ic kil- 
 Jeth the old man 
 
 that they fhould 
 
 liue vnto God, 
 
 h Where che 
 aite@ions are. 
 
 i Which contei- « 
 neth willand 
 
 reaſon. 
 x As that thing 
 
 which is cleft a⸗ 
 ſunder euen 
 through che mid⸗ 
 
 of the backe, and 
 ~ gis made open, 
 
 thatit may bee 
 feene through - 
 our, 
 
 (lOr concerning 
 whom we [beake, 
 1 Therefore 
 when we heare 
 his worde, 
 
 vee mult tremble, 
 
 a Hee ſheweth 
 that man can 
 
 hate none acceſſe 
 
 ~ to God without 
 = anhie Prieft,be- 
 
 caule that of him 
 felfe hee is pro- 
 phaneand finfull, 
 b_ Which were 
 of things with: | 
 out life, 
 c As of beafts, 
 which are killed, 
 d. Thatis, of 
 finners, 
 
 3.(hro.1 3.10, 
 P/2.2,7.chans. 
 Pfal.tto 4. 
 chap.7.57. 
 
 e Who was both 
 Prieft and King, 
 f When heliued 
 in this world, 
 
 g Hemeaneth 
 that moft earnet 
 prayer which 
 Chriltprayedin 
 the garden, wher 
 hee (weat drops 
 of blood, 
 
 h Being inper- 
 plexitie, and fea- 
 ringthe horrors 
 of death, 
 
 iHe digreffeth 
 
 till hee come to 
 the beginning of 
 they. Chapter, 
 
 43 God did from his. 
 
 II Let bs ſtudie therefore ta entertnto 
 that reit, iet any man fall after the fame et 
 fample of diſobedience. : 
 
 I2 Soz the word of God is liucly, and 
 mightiet operation, and Marper then any 
 twa edged ſword, ands entreth though, e- 
 nen buto the diuiding alunder of the * loule 
 and the ſpirit, and ofthe ioyntes, and the 
 marcowe, and is a diſcerner of the thotights, 
 and the intents of the beart. 
 13 Neither ts there any creature, which 
 is not manttett tn bis fight : but all things 
 are naken and « open vito bis eyes, || with 
 whom we bane! to doe, ; 
 
 I4 Seeing then that wee haue a great 
 hie Prieſt, which ts entred intaheauen, euen 
 Jets the Sonne of Gad, let vs hold fat our 
 profeffion. $ ; 
 
 I5 Foꝛ we hatte not an hte Hiet, which 
 cannot bee touched with the feeling ofour 
 tificmtities, but was in all things tempted 
 itt like ſort, yet without tnne. 
 
 16 Let vs therefore goe boldly vnto the 
 throne of grace, that we may receine mercy, 
 and Ande grace to helpe in time of uecde, 
 
 Knowing thereby that God foundeth oar hearts. 
 CHAP, V. 
 | § Hee compareth Ieſæs Chrift with the Leaiti- 
 tall Prieftes fhewing wherein they either agree or 
 aiffent. wx Afterward hee reprooueth the negli- 
 gence of the Lewes, á 
 
 Dz every high Wielt is taken from a- 
 i mong men, and is zo2deined fo: men, 
 in things pertaining to God, that hee map 
 ae both © giftes, and < facrifices fo? 
 
 innes, 
 
 2 bich is able lufticiently to haue com: 
 palton on them dthat areignozant,and that 
 ateoutot the way, becaute that hee alto ts 
 compaſſed witty infirmitie, 
 
 3 And fo: the fames fake he ts bound to 
 offer fo: finnes, as well foz His owne part as 
 foz the propies i 
 
 4 And no man taketh this honour puto 
 himpit, but he that is called of God, as was 
 arent. 
 
 5 So likewiſe Chik tooke not to him- 
 felte this honour, to be made tie hte Ritet, 
 but hee that ſaid vnto bim , * Chou are mp 
 une this Day begate F thee,gaue ic him, 
 
 As hee allo another place ſpeaketh, 
 * Thor art a Pꝛieſt for euer after « the order 
 of Welchi {evec. i : 
 
 7 Which in thef dayes ok his fieh did 
 offer by papers and fupplications, with 
 g ſtrong crying and teares vnto bin, that 
 
 ` Wwasablete lane him from Death, and was 
 
 allo heard tin that which be feared. ~ 
 
 8 Anbthough bee werethe Sonne, pet 
 learned hee obedience , bp the things thich 
 helufferen, 
 
 9 And being confecrate , was mare the 
 author of etecnall (aluation vnto all them 
 that obey btn: —— 
 
 to And is callen of God art hte Iziet 
 after the order of Melchi⸗ ſedec. i 
 
 H iDfwhonre wre haye many things to 
 fay , which are hard to bee bettered, Secaute 
 pee are Dull of pearing. ax 
 
 TotheHebrewes. -Sinne ag ainft che holy Ghoſt. 
 
 Iz Foz when ag concerning the tiie pee 
 ought to bee teachers, pet hane pee neede a 
 gaing that wee teach pou the firii prince: 
 ples of the wo of God; and are become 
 
 fuch as bate meede of * milke, and not of 
 
 trong meate. 
 
 13 Foꝛ eucry one that vſeth milke , fs in- 
 expert in the! word of righteoulneder foz hee 
 is ababe. 
 
 14 But trosg meate betongeth to them 
 that are ofage, which through long cuſtome 
 baue their wittes evercites , codilcerne both 
 good and euill, 
 
 CHAVE 
 t He proceedeth in reprouing them & exnorteth 
 
 ` thems not to faint,12 But to be (ted ſaſt & patient, 
 
 18 Foraſmuch as God is [ure in his promife, 
 E Beery leauing the Doctrine of the 
 a beginning of Chait, let vs bee led foz- 
 
 ward vito pertection, not laying againe the 
 foundation b of repentance tram Dean 
 wozkes,and vf fatth toward God, 
 _ 2 DEthe Doctrine of: baptiſmes, and lap- 
 ing onofhands,aad ofthe reſurrection from 
 the Bead, and of eternall indgement. í 
 
 3 And this will we doe iif God permit. 
 
 4 * Fozttts tmpotlible thatthey, which 
 tuere once lightened, and bane tatted of the 
 heavenly gitt, and were made partakers of 
 the holy Ghot, 
 
 s And pawe tafted of the good wo2d of 
 God, and of the powers of the world to come 
 
 6 FEchey fall away, mont bee renewed 
 agatne by repentance: weing they cructfie 
 againe to themſelnes the Sonne of Gad, 
 and make a morke offim. - 
 
 7 For the earth which drinketh in the 
 rane that commer oft ppottit,and baingeth 
 
 fozth herbes meete foz them bp whom it ts 
 
 Deed. teceiurth bleſſing of Hoo. 
 
 < $ But that which beareth thornes and 
 briers, is reprꝛooued, and is neere vnto cut: 
 ling, whole endis to be burned. 
 
 9 But beloned,wee haue perſwaded our 
 felues better thingsof pou, and fuch asac 
 compante faluation, though we thus ipeake. 
 
 IO Foꝛ Hodis not vurighteous, that hee 
 Mounin forget pour wozke,and labour of foue, 
 which pee hewed toward his Mame, in that 
 pe hatte miniſtred vnto the Saints, and yee 
 miniſter. 
 
 II And wee delire that enery one ok you 
 thew the fame Diligence, to the € full allu⸗ 
 rance of hope vnto the end, 
 
 12 Ghat pee be not llouthfull but follow» 
 ersofs thent, which though faith and pati- 
 elice,inherite the pomtles, 
 
 : i3 ffor when God mave fhe promiſe to 
 
 “Abraham, becauſe hee had no greater to 
 
 fweare'by, bee (ware by himielfe, 
 
 14 Bayir, * Surely J will abundantly 
 bilene thee and multiply theemarnerlontly. 
 
 Ig Anoto after that hee had taried patt- 
 ently,be cntoped the promile. 
 
 16 Fozanen berety fweare by bim that 
 is greater then themfclues, and an oath fog 
 
 pent. f Whereby it way appeare, that votaré fully petfiadedol 
 life cuérlafting. g^ “As the holy fathers Prophets, and Martyts,thial 
 were before vs, Gene ra.ꝛ and r.g andiz igt ' 3 
 
 confir: 
 
 e They which 
 
 g 
 
 fOr rudiments. 
 
 k Reade 1. Cor, 
 3.2 
 
 l Thatis,the — 
 Gofpel,whichis 
 the true know- 
 
 “ledge that tca- 
 cheth vs where 
 we haue our iu- 
 ſtice. 
 
 a Thatis, the 
 firftrudiments 
 of our Chriftian 
 religion, 
 
 b Hee mentio- 
 neth Sue points 
 of the catechiſme 
 which was then 
 in vſe:the con- | 
 feſſion ofamend- 
 ment of life: the 
 ſumme of the 
 faith: a briefe ex- 
 plication of bap- 
 tifme, and laying 
 On of hands: the 
 article of the re- 
 furre@ion,and 
 
 the laftiudge- 
 ment, k 
 
 c Thenthe vfe » 
 of baptifme was 
 declared, when? 
 onthe folemne ` * 
 dayes appointed 
 to baptize,the 
 Church came 
 together, 
 d Itis Gods fin- 
 gular gift to fm- 
 —* the know- 
 edge, and to 
 Greg in heal 
 vnderftanding of 
 Gods word, ` 
 Mats 263 T,32. 
 2. pet.2.20. chap. 
 10.26, 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 are spoftates and 
 finne againft the 
 holy Ghoft, 
 
 bate Chriff,erns - 
 cifie and mocke 
 him, bur to thet 
 own deftru@ion 
 and therefore fal] 
 into defperation 
 and cannotre-*’ 
 
Leutin Abrahams loynes. 
 confirmation is among them anende ofall 
 
 ftrife. pi 
 
 mans wickednes, 17 Ho God willing mere * abundantly to 
 whichwillnot fewe vuto the beires of promile the ttable- 
 heleeue God, ex- nes of his countel,boind bint (elfe bp an oth, 
 cept he ſweare. 18 That by two inunutable things, 
 i Gods word and wherein it is uupofithle that God Mould lie, 
 oath are two wee might baue ſtrong conlolation, which 
 things in bim 
 vnchangeable. 
 k He returneth 
 to the compart= 
 
 
 
 
 
 h Becaufeof 
 
 (et before vs. 
 
 Ig bich wee haue, as anancreofthe 
 foule, both [ure and Hedfatt,and it * entrech 
 fonberweene into that which ts within che | vaile, 
 Ghriltes Prieft - 20 Mhither the fozcrunner ts for bs en- 
 hoodand thzLe- tred itt, cuen Jeius that ts mane an high 
 uiticall,whichhe JOzielt for euer after the omer of Melchi⸗ 
 badbeguninthe ſedec. 
 
 f- fife Chapter. 7 
 “1. Whichis heauen, whither Chrift is gone before to prepare vs place. 
 
 CHAP, VIL 
 x He compareth the Priefihood ef Chrifi unto 
 
 Melchi-fedec, 11 Alfo Chrifés Priefihood with 
 . the Leites, } 
 
 Gene. t48. p2: this Metchi-fedec * was King of Ga- 
 ‘a Socalled be- lem, the Peieit of the mol high God, 
 cauſe that Mofes who met Ababa, as bee returned front 
 maketh nomen the flaughter of the Bings , and bleſſed 
 tion of his pa- bins b 
 rents or bint⸗ 2 Co whome alo Abraham gane the 
 folkes,butashe — tithe at all things, tho fritis by tuterpree 
 hd bin fuddenly - tation Ring of righteouimeſſe: after that, 
 fentof Godinto hee is alla King of Malem, that is, Ring of 
 |. tleworldtobe : peace, 
 afigureof Chit 3 4Aithont + father, without mother, 
  ovreuerlating without kinred.and hath neither beginning 
 Rieftandth r ly of hisDayes, neither ende of lite: bnr is tikes 
 _takenoutofthe ned vnto the Bounce st Goo, and continucty 
 
 world agsine:fo & Pꝛieſt foz euer. 
 
  Chrift as tou- 4 Mow conſider howe great this man 
 ching hishuma- Was vito whom eurn the Patriarch Aba- 
 nitiehadnofa- ham gaue the tithe ef the Moviles, 
 
 . thersandconcer- § For verily thep which are the children 
 ning his diuinitie of Leut, which recciue the ofice of thePret 
 no mother. hood, Hauca*: tohunandemeni to take ace 
 b Tharis,the coꝛding tothe law, tithes of rhe prople (that 
 chiefe of fathers. 18, of theirbacthacn) though thep ¢ came out 
 
 Nom18.21, Of thelovnesof Ababa. 
 
 deut. 18.042. 6 But hee whole kinred is not counted 
 iofh.t4.4 ainong them, © recctucd tithes of Abra- 
 c The Levies” = bam, and bleſſed him char had ihe pro⸗ 
 had commande- : miles. re 
 mentrorecciue 7 And withont allcontradtction,the lefe 
 
 that which Abra™ tg vᷣleſſed of the greater. SAT. 
 ham gaue freely 8 And peremen that Die, receiue tithes: 
 to Melchifedec, : but rherg he receiueth trhem, of whom it is wits 
 d Werebegot- nefn, that hef liueth. iS 
 cenof Abraham, 9 And to ſay as the thing is, Leui alſo 
 e TheLeuices ` which vecetueth tithes, payed tuycsinS- 
 receiuedtithes baham. — 
 oftheirbrethren IO ffor Hee was pet in theloynes of his 
 but Melehi-fedec father Abraham, when Melchi fedec miite 
 of Abrahamthe im. j 
 Patriarch : there- ¶ I Jif therefore perfection had bene by rhe 
 forehisPriet- JO2efthoodeefthe Leuites (fo: suver te the 
 “Ubood is moreex-_ Lawe was eftabltihed to tse people) what 
 cellent thenthe neededit furthermore , that arothe Peeſt 
 
 Leniticall, ſhorld rile after tye oter of piii- 
 - f Becaufethere. DEC, andnot tobe calicd after the crecroF 
 isnomentionof Garon? ef 
 
 bis death, 12 Fez if the Pꝛieſthood bee changed, 
 
 haue our retuge to hold fait the hope thatis p 
 
 the s Lam. - 
 
 "Chap. vij. vih. Chrifts eternall Priefthood. 537 
 
 then of neceflitte mutt there bee a change of 
 
 g TheLawand — 
 
 13 Foꝛ heeof whom theſe things are fpo: the Prieſthood 
 ken, perteineth vnto another tribe, whereof arc both of one 
 
 no man ſerued atthe altar, 
 
 I4 Fo: tt ts eutdent, that our Lord prung 
 out of Juba, concerning the which tribe 
 aporta fpake nothing, touching the Jozieft 
 
 Ig And it is peta moze eninent thing, bre» 
 caute that after the tinilitude of Melchi⸗· le⸗ 
 Dec there ts rien bp another ict, 
 
 16 CUbich is not made Prick after the 
 Lat h ofthe carnall commatindement, but 
 after the power ofthe envolee life. — 
 
 17 Soz hee telttiteth thus, * Thou asta 
 Paot foz euer, after che order of Melcht- 
 
 edec. 
 
 18 Foꝛ the commandement that went a: 
 foze,ts diſanulled, becaute‘ ofrhe weakneſſe 
 thereoh and vnprolitabieneſſe. 
 
 Ig Fozthe Law made nothing perfit,but 
 lithe binging tn of a better hope made perfir, 
 whereby we Daw neere bnto Ged. | 
 
 20 Gnd falimnuch as itis not without 
 an — thet are made Pꝛieſts without 
 an oath: 
 
 21 But this, hee ismade with an oath by 
 Hint that faid wnto him, * Che Lord bath 
 Cworne, and will not repent, Chouarra 
 ee foz euer, after theozder of Welchi⸗ 
 
 ener. 
 
 22 By fo much fs Jeſus made a furetie of 
 abetter | Ceftament. 
 
 23 And among them many were mane 
 Peieſts, becaule they were not littered to 
 endure by the realon of death, \ 
 
 24 But this man, becaule heendureth e 
 uer, hath an * euerlafting Pꝛieſthood. 
 
 25 Aherekore, hee ts able alle! perfectly 
 to (ane thes: that come vnto Gor by bim, 
 feeing bee cuer liveth, to make tntercefiten 
 foz them. à i 
 
 26 Foꝛ (uchan bie Pict it became bs 
 to haue, whichis hoty, harmelefſe, vndefiled, 
 leparate from inners, and made bigher 
 then the heauens: 
 
 27 hith ngeded not dayly as thole hte 
 MPꝛieſts to ofiethp faccifice, firſt toꝛ hts 
 owne finnes, then to: the peoples: for chat 
 Did hee m once, when ye effered vp himlelfe. 
 
 28 3fo2 the Lawe. maketh men high 
 Pꝛieſts, which Daue infirmitie ; but the 
 word of the oath that was * fince the Law, 
 m-k.th the Bounce, wha ts conlecrated fozes 
 uermore. 
 
 wa’ firſt made after the Lawe was giuen : bur beca 
 
 condition: fo 
 that both Aa- 
 rons and Mos 
 fes office per- 
 taine to Chrift, 
 which is Prieft 
 and Lawmaker, 
 h Which ftoode 
 in outward and 
 corporall cerce 
 monies, 
 P/al,ato. 4. 
 chap.5.6. 
 
 i Forthe Law 
 hath no vertue 
 nor profit, till a 
 man be cometo 
 Chrift. 
 
 llOr, it was an 
 introduction of & 
 better hopes 
 Pfal 110.4. 
 lIr couenant. 
 k Therefore all 
 others are blaſ⸗ 
 phemous, that 
 cithermake + 
 themfelues his 
 fucceflors, or pres 
 tend any other 
 facrifice. 
 
 I The fraitoke> 
 
 his Priefthood- ~ 
 is to faue, and 
 that fully and 
 perfe@ly,not by 
 fupplying that 
 that wanteth, bug: 
 by taking away 
 the Law, which 
 is voperfe@ by 
 reafonofour 
 infirmities. 
 Lewit. 16.60. 
 m And cannot 
 without blafphe- 
 mic be {aid to he. 
 offered againe,or 
 elfe by any creas 
 ture:fornone ; 
 could offer him, | 
 but himielfe. 
 n Not that it. 
 ufe the declaration 
 
 ofthat eternall oath was then reueiled vorto the world, 
 
 CHAP. VIII, 
 6 Heproueth the abobfhing afwell ofthe Leo 
 uiticall Pieſthood, as of the olde Couenant by the 
 fpvrituall and euer/ajts~z Priefthood of (hrif 8 
 etad by the New courant, 
 Dwofrie things which wee Sane tpo⸗ 
 ken, this is the amme, that twee baue 
 fuch an hte Jute, chat litteth at the right 
 ant ofehe skeine of the Maieltie in eae 
 ers, 
 2 Andiantinivter 3 thea Sanctnarte, 
 yp 
 
 aea 
 
 any 
 
 4 That is heauen 
 $ £ bye 
 
ThenewTeftament. 
 
 b Which js the~.. 
 body of Chrif, 
 c For elfe it 
 fhauld be cor- 
 tupiible. 
 
 d Hee prooueth 
 that Chriſts bo- 
 dy is the true ta- 
 bernacle,and 
 thathee muit 
 necdes be made 
 man, to thein- 
 tent that bee 
 migbt hauc a 
 chisg to offer, 
 which was bis 
 
 acis 7. 44. 
 
 ¢ Seciesthe of- 
 fesings of the Lee 
 uites were but 
 fhadowes of hta- 
 uenly things, as 
 appeareth by the 
 oracle to Mofes, 
 it followeth then 
 that Chrifts hea- 
 uegly Sanctuarie, 
 his tabernacie & 
 
 office are farre 
 
 ~ more excellent. 
 
 YOr,couenant. 
 - Jere 3131. 
 70.111,27. 
 ` chap.jo.16- 
 
 
 
 
 
 -Chrift (hall re- 
 
 ~ theGolpel, 
 - g Signifying, 
 
 f Thatis,when 
 
 and of the true > Tabernacle, whith the 
 Lob pisht, aud note nian. j 
 
 3 782 eucry high Pieſt is oꝛdeined to 
 Ofter both gifts anDiacrilices+ wherefore it 
 was of neceffitic, chat this man Gonta pane 
 fonicwhat sliotocticr. ipo 
 
 4 For be were not a Peieſt, it he were on 
 the earth, tecing there are Picka thatar: 
 cording to the Law offtr gifts, 
 
 5 Uibolkcue vuts tye paterne and a= 
 Dow ot heauenly things, as Moles was war- 
 
 ned by Sod, when he was about to initie fi 
 
 Tabernacle. * Hee, {aid he, that thou make 
 all things accoꝛding to the < paterne hewed 
 to thee inthe mount. i 
 6. Bilt now our hie Prieft hath obtained a 
 moze excellent office, in as much as he isthe 
 Wedtator of a betie Teſtament, which ts 
 eitablished vpon better proniles. 
 Fo if chat fr Teltament had beene 
 
 faultlelte 10 place ſhould bane beens tought, 
 
 faztheiccondD. : 
 
 8 Foꝛ in rebuking them he faith , * Be- 
 Hold, the Dayes will fcoinc, laith the LoD, 
 when J fhallinake with the boule of Dirael, 
 and withthe boule sof Juda, anew Urfa 
 ment: 
 
 9 Motlike the Tefkament that J made 
 with their fathers , inthe Day that J tooke 
 them by the hand, toleade themout of the 
 land of Egypt: foz they b continued nor in 
 mp Teltament, and J regarded them nat, 
 faith the Loud. : 
 
 10 Foz thiststhe Teſtament that J wilt 
 make with the boule of Fitacl, After thoſe 
 Dayes, faith the Lod, F will put my lawes 
 in their minde, and in their heart J will 
 write them, anB J will bee their God, and 
 
 mitour finnes by they Hall be my people: 
 the preaching of 
 
 Ii And thep Wall not‘ teach euery man 
 bis néighbour, and cuerp man bis brother, 
 faving , Know the L020: forali Hall knew 
 
 Tothe Hebrewes. 
 
 ~ hartherethould miee, from the leatt ofthem ta the greateſt of 
 - beno more diui- tien. 
 
 fion,butallhall 12 For I wit bee merciful to their vn · 
 
  beemadeone xrighteouineſſe, and J will remember their 
 Church, finnes and their iniquittes no moze. 
 h Monbytran o 13- Jin that hee faith, A new reſcament, be 
 _ greffing the hath absogate the olde: now that which ts 
 ““bandsofthe. — DifanulleD and waxcd olde, ts ready to vas 
 ` gouenanrcould niſh away. 
 not enioy the 
 
  commoditic thereof. i Men thall notin thetime of the Gofpel 
 
 be fo ignorant as they were before, but fhall know God much more 
 perlectiy through Chriſt. 
 CHA P. FX. 
 i How that the ceremonies and facrifices of 
 the Law are abolifbed «x by the eternitie and 
 perfection of Chrifts facrifice. 
 
 Gout with goloe, wherein the golden potte 
 which sad Danna was, and* @aronsroev 
 that bad burded , and the * Cables of tye 
 Teſtament. 
 
 *Anb oner the Arke were the glorious 
 Cherubims, hadowing the || errie itate: 
 of which things we wil not now lpeake par- 
 ticularly. 
 
 6 Powe when thel things were thus 
 ordeined, the Prieſtes went alwayes into 
 the frit Cabernacic, and accompliſhed the 
 eruice. 
 
 7 But into the fecond went the * high: 
 
 Pꝛieſt alone, once euery yeere, not without 
 blood which hee offered foz hinitelfe, and foz 
 tye || ignozances ofthe people, 
 
 8 cdiberchy the holy Ghoſt this fanified, 
 that thec way into the Dolte of all was 
 not yet opened while as pet the irt Taber: 
 nacle twas anding, 
 
 9 Thich was a figure forthe time pres 
 fent, wherein were offered gifts and faciie 
 ces that could not make l holy, concerning 
 the conſcience, dhim that MD the ſeruice, 
 
 10 Mhich only ttood in meats ¢ drinkes, 
 anD diuers waſtings, and ‘carnall rites, 
 vntill the time off refoxmation. 
 
 H But Chak being come an bie ziet 
 of good things to come, bya greater anda 
 moe perfect s Tabernacle, notmade with 
 bants that is not of this building, 
 
 12 Heither by the blood of goates and 
 calues: bnt by his ownebloon entred Hee in 
 ence vuto the» holp place, i and obtetned ge 
 ternall redemption for vs. 
 
 13 *Foꝛ tfthe * blood of buls tof goates, 
 and the afves of an heifer, (painkling them 
 that are wncleanc, fauctifiech as touching 
 the purifying of the! fem, 
 
 The foree of Chrifts deaths 
 
 Num 17.10, 
 1 Kı2g:8.9. 
 2.chron. 5:10, 
 Exod. 25.22: 
 lOr coweref 3% 
 the Arke. 
 Excd.30.106 
 leuit.16,2. 
 lOr errouts, 
 c Forfolongas © 
 the hie Prieft 
 offered oncea 
 yere forbis owne 
 finnes and forthe 
 peoples,andalfo 
 while this carth- 
 ly tabernacle 
 ftood, the way to 
 the heauenly ta- 
 bernacle, which 
 ismade epen by 
 Chrifts blood, 
 could not be en- 
 tred into. 
 
 lOr perfec. 
 
 d Neither yee 
 him for whom 
 they were ofte- 
 red, 
 
 e Whichcere- 
 monies although 
 they were ordets 
 ned of God yet⸗ 
 confidered in 
 then ſe lues, or els 
 compared with 
 Chrift, arë bur 
 carnall, groffe, 
 
 
 
 14 Mow much moze Mall the * blood of and earthly and 
 
 Chu, which though the eternall {pirit of- 
 fered himielfe without ipet teGod, purge 
 your conitience frommdead wozks, *to Cerue 
 the lining God? 
 
 I5 And fo? this caule fs he the Mediator 
 of the new Ceitament,that theongh * death 
 which was foz the redemption of the tranf- 
 grefitons that were in the” former Celta: 
 
 ` touch notthe 
 foule. 
 f Tillthenew 
 Teftament was 
 Sppointed, 
 g Which was 
 his body and htt. 
 mane nature, 
 
 nrent they which were called might recetue h Which is 
 the pomik of cternall inheritance. heauen, 
 16 Foꝛ where a Teſtament is,there muſt i For Chriſt was 
 
 bee the Death of hun that made the Teita. 
 ment. 
 
 17 * Foz the ° Ceftament ts confirmed 
 when men are Dead: fo2 tt is pet oF no force 
 as long as be that mane tt.is altue. 
 
 18 CQherefore,neither was the firt ordei · 
 ncd without r bleov, 
 
 the facrifice,the 
 Tabernacle,and 
 the Prieft, 
 Lewit.16.14. 
 numb.t9.4. 
 
 k The Lenitieall 
 Prieft offered 
 beaftes blood, 
 
 tOr, Tabernacle. 
 POr ceremonies. 
 -~ a Not heavenly 
 and (pirituall. 
 Exod, 261e 
 and 36.1. 
 b Thatis, on the 
 inward fide of 
 the vaile which 
 was hid from 
 she people. 
 
 1 Hen the fir) Teſtament had alle || oꝛdĩ. 
 nances of religion, and a + woldlp 
 Sanctuaries 
 
 2 Foꝛ the firt * Tabernacle was mane, 
 twherein twas the candieiticke,and the table, 
 and the Hembzead, which Tabernacle tz tâl- 
 led the holpplaces. 
 
 3 And after the bſecond vaile was the Ta- 
 hernacie, which ts called the Woliett of all 
 
 4 C&bich bad the golden cenitr, and the 
 Arke ofthe Teſtament ouerlaide round a⸗ 
 
 but Chriſt the true and eternall Prieſt offered his owne blood, which 
 wasmoft holy and pure: the Leuiticall Prieſt offered yeerely, and 
 therefore did onely reprefent the true holineffe ; but Chrift by one 
 only facrifice hath made holy forewerallthemthatbeleeue. 1 Gute 
 wardly inthe fight of man, 1.Pet.1.19,.1.obn 1.7, reuelation 1-56 
 m Which of themfelues procure death, and are the fruites thereof. _ 
 Luke 1.74, Rom.5,6. t.peter 3.18. n Made betweene God and” 
 Chrift, who by his death fhould make vsheires. Gal 3.15. 0 Hee 
 preueth that Chrift muft die, becaufe the Couenant or Teftamentis 
 of none effe& without the death of theTeftator, p Without the 
 death of beafts that were facrificed,which fignified that Chrift would 
 pacifi¢ his Fathers wrath with his blood. ` 
 
 19 Fa 
 
l 
 ; 
 | 
 l 
 l 
 : 
 
 Chriftonce offered. 
 
 Exod. 24.8, 
 
 q Albeit there is 
 but onefacrifice, 
 which is Chrift 
 himfelfe once of- 
 fered, yet becaufe 
 thistrue & eter- 
 niall facrifice is 
 cdinpared with al 
 thofe which were 
 figuratiue,aud is 
 
 more fufficient . 
 
 then all they, 
 therefore hecal- 
 - Iethit in theplue 
 rall number Sa- 
 crifices, 
 || Or paterns. 
 r Therefore to 
 make any other 
 offring or facri- 
 fice for finneaf- 
 ter thae Chrilts 
 body was once 
 offted,is blalphe- 
 mie. 
 f Whichis the 
 latter dayes whé 
 Chrift came, 
 Rows, 5.8. 
 1 pet.5.18. 
 
 | at Of the elec, 
 
 z 
 Leu.t6.14,20. 
 
 u Thatis,with- 
 
 out a facrifice for 
 
 finne sor finne 
 abolithed, 
 
 a Whichwasas 
 
 ie were the Grft 
 
 draught aud pur- 
 -traitof the lively 
 aterneto come, 
 Which are 
 eternall. 
 || Or, fisbfance. 
 fOr wake perfit, 
 
 - Rew vó zis 
 
 c WhenChrift 
 Was made man, 
 Pfal 40:5, 
 d Inthe He- 
 brew-it isythou 
 halt pearced 
 mine earesthos. 
 - row,that is shaft 
 made me prompt 
 
 M Wready to heare: 
 
 .& in the Grecke, 
 thou haft made 
 
 19 Jor when (Boles had (poker euery 
 precept to the people, accoꝛding to the Law, 
 bee tooke the blood of calues and of goates, 
 with water and purple wooll and dpflope, 
 and KADN both the booke, and all the 
 people, EIE 
 
 20 *Baying, This ts the blood of the 
 Teltament, which God hath appointed vn- 
 to you. j ; i 
 
 21 Moxzconer hee ſprinkled likewile the 
 Tabernacle with blood alfo, and all the mi» 
 niſtring weiicis. f 
 
 22 Gudalmott all things are by the Law 
 purged with blood, and without Heading of 
 blood teno remiſſion. 13t 
 
 23 Jiwas chen neceflaryp,that the fimili- 
 tudes of beaucnly things Mould bee purified 
 with inch things: but the heaucnly things 
 themlelucs are pur ſied with better sfacrifi- 
 ces then are thele.. ù 
 
 24 For Chik is not entred into the holp 
 places which are made with bands, which 
 aret fimilitudes of the true SanGuary: butis 
 entred tito very heauen, to appeare nowin 
 the tight of Gon fo vs, 
 
 25 sot that he would offer Limfclfe r of- 
 tenas the bie Pict entred into the holy 
 place eucry pecre with other blood, 
 
 26 (Foꝛ then mutt be haue often ſuffered 
 fince the fonndation ofthe world) but nowe 
 
 inthe fend ofthe wolde hath hee appeared - 
 
 once to put away inne, by the facrifice of 
 bimiite. cg ( 
 
 27 And asitis appointed vnto men that 
 they (hallonce Die, and after that commeth 
 the tudgement, 
 
 28 So* Chit was once offered totake 
 away the finnes of many, ¢ vnto chem that 
 looke for him, fall bee appeare the fecond 
 time * without ſinne pute faluatton, 
 
 UCH AIR 
 
 1 The old Law had noipowerto cleanfe away 
 finne, 10 but Chrift didit with ofring of his bo- 
 dy once for all, 22 An exhortation to receiue 
 the goodzefe of God thankefuully , with patience 
 aad ftefaft faith. i ; 
 
 D2 the* Law hauing the Madow of goon 
 F things to ecome,and not thevery | image 
 
 of the thing can neuer with thole faceitices - 
 
 which they offer peere by paere continually, 
 I (anctifie (hecommers thereunto. 
 
 2. Foz would they not then haue ceafed 
 to daue beenoftred, becaule that tie offerers 
 once Durged, ſhould haue had ne moze con 
 fctencest fines? > i j 
 3But in thole herifices thereisavemen- 
 
 brance againe of finnes euery yeere, 
 4 Fö itis vnpoſſible that thebloct cf | 
 
 buis and goats Hould* take away finnes. 
 Wherefore when hee < commicth inta 
 the world, he fayth, * Sacrifice and offering 
 thon wauldet not: but a sbody haſt thou 
 odaAneD ML YL cL Nee 
 6- In burntofferings,and inne offrings 
 then batt baa its pleafure. 
 7 Then g ayd, Lo, g] come, (Ju thebe- 
 
 “ginning ofthe © bookertis witten of mee) 
 
 mea body, is,to ebey thredwhich both tend to one purpofe, tė Or 
 
 roll & folding : 
 
 for in old ime chey viedto-fold buokes like rols? 
 
 Chap.x. 
 
 How wearcfanctified. 538 
 
 that J hould do thy will D Gon. 
 
 8 Aboue when he fatd,Baccifice and of» 
 fering, and burnt offerings, and uinne offe · 
 tings thou wouldeſt sot jaue, neither hadſt 
 
 pleaitire therein (which are offered by the 
 
 Law.) 
 
 9 Then fayd hee, Loe, I come to doe thy : 
 miil D God, hee taketh away! the fick, that f Thatis, facris- 
 
 be may eſtabliſh the fecond: 
 
 ICES, 
 
 IO Bythe which will wee arefanctlficd, g Whichisthe 
 cuen bp the oftering of the body of Jeſus wiliof God to 
 
 Chꝛiſt once made. 
 
 ftand content 
 
 11 And euery Pꝛieſt appeareth Daily mini- wich Chrifts ſa⸗ 
 Gring and oft tunes ofterctiy one manner of crifice. 
 offering which can neuer take away finnes: Chap 1.13. 
 
 I2 But this man after he had oferedone P/edrio.1, 
 facrifice fo: linnes y” fitteth foz euer atthe r.cori5 25, 
 
 right hand of Gov, 5 
 
 13 And from henceforth tarieth* till his 
 enemies be made bis footettoole. 
 
 14 Foꝛ with one offering bathi he conte. 
 crated foz cuer them thatarefanctifed. - 
 
 ` Iş Fo2rtheholyShok alio bearech vs re: 
 (020; foz after that he had ſaid befer, 
 
 16 * Thisisthe Teſtament that F will 
 make vnto them, After thole dates, fateh the 
 L010,3) wil put my lawes in their heatt,ant 
 in theit mindes J will wite them, — 
 
 17 And their ſinnes and iniquitics will J 
 remember no moze. 
 
 _ 18 Mow where iremiflion of thele things 
 issthereis no moze * offering fo: finne, 
 
 19 Deering therfore, brethzen, that by the 
 blood of Jeius we map be bold to enter inte 
 the boly place, 
 
 20 Bythe new and ™ lining way, which 
 be bath prepared fo: bs, through the vapile, 
 that is bis lei: 
 
 _ 21 And feeing we haue an high Pꝛieſt, vhich 
 is ouerthebouleofGov, =, 
 
 22 Let vs drawe neere with a true heart 
 inaflurance of faith, iprinkled in our hearts 
 from an cuill conſciente and waſhed in our 
 bodies with pure waters 
 
 23 Ler vs keepe the prokeſſion of our hope 
 — —— — ( fazhee is faithfull that 
 pꝛomiſed. 
 
 24 AnD let vs conſider one another, to 
 pꝛoioke vnto louc,and to good woxkes, 
 
 25 Not forlaking the teilowſhip that wee 
 baue anong out (clues as the mancr of fome 
 is; but let vs exhort one another, and thar 
 fo much the nore, becaule ye iee thatthee day 
 
 Draweth necre. 
 
 26 * fFoz tf we finne pinillingly after that 
 twee bane receitied the knowledge of the 
 —— *— rematncth no moze facrifice toz 
 Innis, iT 
 
 27 Buta fearefull looking for of tudge- 
 ment,and violent Are, which wall deuoure 
 theanuerfaries. | 
 
 28 ince that deſpiſeth Moles lawe, dicth 
 Without mercy vnder two orthree witnet· 
 
 ERIS : 
 
 29, Dfhowwnrrch ſorꝛer puniſhment fup- 
 pole pee Hailee bee worthy, whichtreadeth 
 vnder focie the Donne of God, and coun: 
 
 chap .t.13. ‘ 
 h That is,fanG@i- 
 fied to God'and 
 made perfe, 
 Fere.3i 336 
 chap. 8. 3,10. 
 yom. 11.29. ` 
 i Where there 
 remaine no finnes 
 tobe forgiuen, 
 there is no morg 
 facrifice; fecing 
 therefore that 
 onely Chrifts 
 death hath waſh⸗ 
 ed away all fins, © 
 and doth euer 
 afrefh when fif- 
 ners do repent: 
 there can be 
 none other (acri« 
 fice but that,and 
 it can be no more 
 reiterated, 
 k Forthe offe- 
 sine ofthankfgi- 
 uing,which is the 
 onely facrifice 
 nowofthe —~ 
 Chriftians, isnot 
 for firme: but a 
 thankfejuing 
 and an offering 
 yp of our flues 
 and ours forthe 
 fame, : 
 1 We by Chrift - 
 haxe that liberty 
 whieh the anci- 
 ent fathers could 
 not haue by the’ 
 Edess 
 m The blood of 
 Chrift is alewayes 
 frefh andtiuely 
 before the Fa- 
 ther to fprinkle 
 and quicken vs. 
 n Tharis,haning 
 our hearts made 
 ure. 
 
 — P 
 o Of Chrifts fecond comming: Chap:6.4. p That is, forfake _ 
 Tefus Chriſt as tudas, Saiil, Arcius, Iulſan the Apoftata did, Dente 
 
 19, 15. mat.x8.16. iohn 8.17. 2.cor.13 1. 
 Pyp2 
 
 teth 
 
1- righteous. 
 
 Whiatfaithis. 
 
 teth the blood of the Teſtament as an vn: 
 Holy ching, whertwith be was ſanctified, and 
 {orth Belpite che pict of grace? 
 
 30 For wee know him that bath fayd, 
 + Cengeaince belongeth vnto mee: J wll re- 
 comprnce,lapth the Lod. And agame Lie 
 102d hall tubge his people. 
 
 q Whereby it is 
 cuident thatthe 
 Apottle hereon- 
 ly meaneth that 
 finne, whichis 
 
 agounittbeholy — 31 Jt tsafearetull thing to fall inta the 
 \Ghoft, as alſo hands of the liung GoD. `: 
 Chap 6.4. 32 Nowe call covemembsance the Bayes 
 Deut.32.35» that are palled, inthe which, after pee jad 
 YOM, L219. receiued light; peeendDuredagreathghtin 
 r.Defendthe afflictions, = 
 godly and punih — 33 JOartly while yee were made agazing 
 the wicked, ſtocke both by reproches tattlictions, and 
 f Forthewhich partly while ye becaine ! compantos of them 
 thing allo Saint: which were lſo toſſed to and tro. 
 
 Pau! praifeth the 
 Philippians and 
 Theflalonians. 
 tOr of that ſtate⸗ 
 
 34 Fo: borh yelozrowed with mee for my 
 bonds, and (uttered with tay the (popling of 
 pour goods, knowing in pour felues howe 
 that pee haue in heauen a better and anen- 
 During ſubſtance. 
 
 35 Gat not away therefore pour confi- 
 
 dence which hath great recompence ot re- ſed 
 ward 
 
 36 Foꝛve haue neede of patience, that af 
 ter pe Hane Done the willor God, pee might 
 receiuethepromtic, —— =" 
 
 7 Foꝛveta vevp little while,and bethat 
 ſhall come, will come,and will aot tary: 
 
 38 Now the iuſt halllineby faith + but 
 ifany withozaw himſlelke, my foute all haue 
 no plealurein him, i 3 
 
 39, But we are not they which withdraw 
 our ſelues vnto perdition, but followe faith 
 vnto theconfernation-of the foule. 
 
 piris ‘CHAP. XI 
 1 What faiths , and:a commendation of the 
 fame. 9 Without faith we cannot plea fè God, 16 
 The feedfaft beliefe of the fathers in the old times 
 
 NOY faith isthe ground of things which 
 1 Nare hoped fo and the eutdence of things 
 whichare-not ferne. ; 
 ; 2 io by it our Elders were wel repos: 
 ed of, a 
 3. * Through faith wee vnderſtand that 
 the wona was ordeined by the werB ef Gov, 
 fothar tye things which wee fee, are not 
 made of chings,which did b appeare. : 
 4 iy faith Abel * offered vnto Goda 
 greater iacrifice chen Gata,  
 things of this 
 world, 
 
 n Thatis, of 
 Mefopotaniia, 
 
 to raile bm tp enen from, the Dead; from commandement, 
 
 whence he receined him alſo after afore. to (acrifice hi 
 20 ‘By faith, * Ifaac bleſſed Jacob and fonne. 5 
 
 Clau,conceruing things toconie. Gemiz Z 
 21 Byfaith, *Jacob when heewasa dy rom.g.y. 
 
 ing, bleed both the (onnes of Jolepyh aud Gen 27,28: 
 
 A leaning On the end of his Kaffe,woethipped Gex.48,15,16, 
 hs 
 
 22 Bp fatth* Joſeph when he died, made 
 mention ofthe Departing of the chitazen of 
 FJicact,eqaue commandment of his bones. 
 
 23 “By faith Moles when ye was bone, 
 was hid ‘hae moneths of bis a » Dee Sxodi2.2, 
 caule they law hee was a proper childe, neis · 7:29. 
 ther feared thep the Kinga * commaumnde · Exod.1.16, 
 ment. 
 
 24 Byfaith* (Poles when he was tome Exodar ~ 
 toege refulen tobe called the ſonne ok Pha⸗ PEEN 
 raohs daughter, 
 
 Gen.47:3 1. 
 
 hOr worſhipped 
 toward the end 
 of ba ftaffe. 
 Gen.50.24,2 46 
 
 O 25 Aud chole rather to luffer aduerſitie 
 with the people of Gov, then te niov — 
 
 P plea 
 

 
 
 
 ~ How faith worketh. The end 
 
 _ p_Theentifings 
 ~ ofthe world, 
 which draw vs 
 from God, and 
 which we can 
 not vfe without 
 prouoking of 
 Gods anger. 
 Exod.13,21,22 
 
 > Exod. 14,22,33 
 
 Zoft.6.10, 
 
 ofh 6.230 
 Fafh.2t. 
 
 Tadzes 6,11, 
 Judges 4,6. 
 Ludges i 3-24, 
 Tudges tol. 
 and i2.7- 
 
 | 2.Sam,1.20, 
 624.13.34, 
 
 ¢ Or fruit 
 thereof, 
 
 t As Elias raifed 
 vp the widow of 
 Sareptas fonne, 
 and Elifeus the 
 _. Sunamites fonne, 
 
 f They had not 
 fuch cleare Hight 
 = of Chrift as we: 
 for they looked 
 @ forthat which 
 we haue: there- 
 foreit w 
 
 4 ahame fur vs if 
 at leaſt wehaue 
 
 not as great con- 
 
 ftancie as they. 
 
 t Forwe are all 
 one bodie toge. 
 
 i 
 
 Rom.6.4 ephe,4. 
 
 23, 24.24/.3.8. 
 3 pet.2.1. 
 
 [Or multitude. 
 a Asriches, 
 cares,and fuch 
 
 ~~ 
 
 come Chriftes 
 
 P pleafures of finnes fo2 a feafon, 
 
 26 Elteemingthe rebuke of Chait greas 
 ter riches then tie treafures of Egypt: foz 
 be 7 relpect vnto the recompence of the re> 
 
 ard. 
 
 27 By fatth he korſooke Cayyt, feared 
 not the fierceneſſe of the king : fo? hee endu⸗ 
 red as be that (aw bim whic ts inuitble, 
 
 28 Though faith he ozdetned the*[Pale- 
 ouer and thecftulion ofblood, lett hee chat 
 Deltroped the Grit bome, Woulib touch 
 
 them. 
 
 29 By faith they * paffen thorow the red 
 fea as bp Dzie land, which when the Capp- 
 tians had allayed to doe, they were drow⸗ 
 
 neo. 
 
 30 By faith the * walles of Jericho fell 
 Downe after they were compaſſed about ſe⸗ 
 uen dayes. 
 
 31 Éy faith the hariot * Rabab periſhed 
 not with them which obeped not, when * the 
 had received the fptes peaceably. f 
 
 32 And what thal Imoꝛe fay? foz the time 
 would be too ſhort foz me to tel of * Gedeon, 
 of * Barac,and of* Samion, and of* Fephs 
 te, allo of * Daud, and Samuel, and of tye 
 Prophets: 
 
 33 CAhich thorow faith fubdued king- 
 Domes, wroughecrighteoulnefie, obtained 
 the q pointless , topped the mouthes of Lyp: 
 
 = ons, 
 
 34 Quenched the violence of fire, eftaped 
 the edge okthe ſworde, of weake were made 
 firong, wared valtant inbattell, turned ta 
 flight the armies ofthe altants. — j 
 
 35 Ther women recetucd their Dead rai· 
 {ed tolife,other allo were racked, and would 
 not bee deliuered, that they might receiue a 
 better reſurrection. 
 
 26 And others haue bere trped by mocks 
 ings g (courgings, pea, moꝛeouer by bondes 
 and paifonment. 
 
 37 Thep were Toned, they were hewen 
 afander, they were tempred,they were flaine 
 with the fworde, they wanded vp tDowne 
 in beeps fking and in goats (kinnes, being 
 deſtitute aftlicted, and tozmented : 
 
 38 MAhom the world was not worthy of: 
 they wandzed tn wildernefies, and moun: 
 taines ano Dennes and canes of the earth. 
 
 39 Aud there ail througy faith obteined 
 god reps:t, and recetucd f not the pzomife, 
 
 40 God proufding a better ching fo2 vs, 
 ‘that they: without vs Mould not bes made 
 
 periit. 
 C HA P.- X11, 
 
 1 An exhortation to be patient and fi- dfaft in 
 trowble and aduerſity, vpon hopeof enerlafling re~ 
 ward. t5 A commendatzon of the new Tefament 
 aboue the olde. . 
 
 VV Herefore * let bs alfo, feeing that wee- 
 are compaſſed with ſo great a |) cloud 
 of witnefies, caf away eucry thing that 
 a prefleth Bowne, and the finne that) hang- 
 eth fo faton: let us emne with patience the 
 race that ts fet before vs, 
 
 like,and fo to be 2 > Looking vnto Jelus the authour anv 
 
 _ di(ciples by denying our felués, and taking our croffeto follow him, 
 
 
 
 
  UOr fa eafily compa/fetl vs aboat. b As being out marke. 
 
 fintfher of our faith, who fo? the idy that was 
 fet before him endured the crofle, edelpiten 
 the kame, and ts {et at the riaht hand of the 
 throne of Gon. 3 
 
 3 Gonlider therefore him that endured 
 fuch peaking againſt of finners, left pee 
 fhould be wearted, and faint in pour minds. 
 
 4 Pee haue not pet relied buto bloet, 
 ſtriuiñg againſte finne. 
 
 § And pe haue forgotten theconfolation, 
 which ſpeaketh vnto you as buto childzen, 
 * My lonne,delpile not the thattening of the 
 —— neitherkaint when thou art rebuked 
 ofbim. 
 
 6 For whome the Lod loucth,he chafe: 
 neth: and be ſcourgeth eueryſonne that hee 
 receiueth. : 
 
 7 Ik ye endure chafkening, God offcreth 
 bim(cite vnto you as vnto unes : fo2 what 
 — is it whom the father chafteneth 
 
 8 Iktherekore ye be without cozrection, 
 whereofallare partakers, then are pee bas 
 tards, and not ¢fonnes. 
 
 Chap.xij. "of Gods fatherly corredtion. $39 = 
 
 c Whichby reg- 
 fon of our con- 
 cupifcence: aſſai⸗ 
 leth vs onall 
 fides. 
 
 Py0u.3, 1%. 
 renel, 3.19. 
 
 dHe coticludech 
 that they which 
 refufe the croffe, 
 deny to'be of the 
 number of Gods 
 children, but are 
 
 9 Moꝛeouer we haue han the fathers of baftards. 
 
 our ebodies which corrected vs, t wee gaue 
 them xeuerence: (ould we not much rather 
 be in ſubiection vnto the Father of f {pirits, 
 that we might line? ; 
 
 IO Foꝛ they verelp for a few Dates chatter 
 ned vs akter their owne plealure: but hechas 
 
 eneth vs foz our profit. that wee might bee 
 partakers of bts holineſſe 
 
 II Now no chakiling for the peent ſee · 
 meth tobe iopous,but grieuous: but afters 
 ward, tt bzingeth the quiet fruit of righte- 
 ee pnto them which are thereby exer⸗ 
 ciſed. 
 
 12 MWherekoze lift pp your hands which 
 hang downe and your weake knees, 
 
 13 And make ftraight eps vnto pour 
 feet, lelt s that which ishalting, bee turnen 
 out ofthe wav but let it rather be healed. 
 
 : a Follow peace with allmen, and has 
 — — the which no man ſhall tee 
 
 eLo. i 
 
 15 Take heede, that no man fall away 
 from the grace of Ged ; let not roote of bit: 
 ternefie fring vp and trouble you,left theres 
 bp matty be defiled. ka ; 
 
 Ig Let there be no kornicator, 92 pane 
 ghane perfon as * Ciau, which foz a portion 
 of meate (old bis birthright. 
 
 17 * Foz pecknowe how that afterward 
 alle when he would bane inherited the blef 
 fing, he was reiected: foz he found no piace 
 toi repentance, though hee fought the bleſ⸗ 
 fing with teares, 
 
 18 fFo2 peare not come bnto the * mennt 
 that * might bee touched, nor vnto burning 
 firs, 102 to blackeneſſe and Darkenefic, and 
 tempek, — 
 
 19 Neither vnto the found ofa trumpet, 
 andthe voice of wozdes, which they that 
 heard it, excuſed themlelues, that the word 
 ſhould not be poken tothem anymoꝛe. 
 
 20 fezthey were not able to abide that 
 which was conunaunded, * ea, though 
 a beaſt touch the monntaine, tt hall be ita: 
 ned, o2 thant thozow with a Dart: aia 
 
 21 And fo terrible was the fight which 
 
 DP yy 3 appeas 
 
 e Which haue 
 
 naturally begote 
 ten Vs, 
 
 f Ashe doeth 
 create our fpirits 
 without any > 
 wotldly meane,’ 
 fo he doth in- ` 
 ftru& and main⸗ 
 taine them by the 
 wonderful vertue 
 of his Spirit. 
 
 g Their halting 
 partly declared 
 their flowneffe, 
 and partly their 
 inconftancie in .- 
 doGrine:theres 
 fore they were in 
 danger to be pu· 
 niſhed. 
 Rom.t2. 18, 
 
 h- As herefies or 
 apoſtaſie. 
 Geas 
 Gen, 27. 38. 
 
 i He was full of 
 defpite,and dif- 
 daine, but was 
 not touchedwith. 
 true repentance 
 to be difpleafed 
 for his finnes and 
 to feeke amend- 
 ment, 
 Exod. i9. 16. 
 and 20. 21. 
 
 k Which might 
 be touched and 
 feene, foraſmuck 
 as it was materi- 
 all, but God had 
 commaunded 
 that none fhould 
 touch it, 
 Exod, 1983s 
 
 Bree 
 
4 . 
 Ieſus the Mediatour, ` 
 
 appeared, that (Boles ſaid. Iſeare g quake) 
 
 _ 1 Wheneethe 22 Wut peare come vuto che mouns! Di- 
 
 _wordofGod on, and to thecitie ofthe ltutng God, the ces 
 - muft come, ietttail geruſalem ana tothe company of in⸗ 
 m Whichthall numerables Angels, i 
 be extended 23 And to che congregation of the frit 
 therowallthe bone, which ave watten in heauen, andto 
 world, God the iudge of all; and to the ſpitits of 
 
 n Bythe Gobel tai ann perfect men, j 
 were ioyned 24. And-to Fetus che meptatour of the 
 withtheAngels. new Teſtament, and to the blood ot ſprinck⸗ 
 and.Patsiarches. Img that ſpeaketh better things then that of 
 Gent 4,30. *Abel. 
 25 Hee that ye deſpiſe not him that ipea. 
 
 y „_ keth: foz tf they elcaped not whtch refuſed 
 o Which fpake pim that fpakeonecarth : much moze Hall 
 but rudely in toeg norefcape, tf we turne away frombun, 
 comparifonof that (peakethfrom heauen. 
 Chrifl,whopreas 26 AMhoſe voice then Mooke the earth, 
 chednottheLaw and now path declared, faving, * Petonce 
 
 butthe Gofpel, moze will J Hake, not the earth oñely, but 
 Hag. | alloheauen. — 
 27 And this word, Met once moze, fignis 
 feti the remoouing of thoſe things which 
 are waken, ag of things which are made 
 “it withhandes, that che things which are not 
 tg danne faken, may remane, 3 ; 
 28 MRAherekore teeing wee receiue aking- 
 Dome, which cannot be baken, let vs haiie 
 ; grace, whereby wee may fo ſerue God , that 
 Dest 4.246 we mappicale him with reverence t feare. 
 P, Todeftroy 29 foz euen our Godisa r coniuming 
 them that reſiſt fire, 
 him. CHAP, XIII. 
 
 t Heexhorteth vsto lone, 2 To hofpitalitie, 
 3 Tethinke upon fach as be in aduerſitie, 4 To 
 maintaine wedlocke, 5 To auoyd couetouſnes, 7 
 Tomake much of themthat preach Gods word, 9 
 ` Ta beware of frange learaing, 13 Tobe content 
 Sh i to fuffer rebuke with Chrift; 15 To be thankefull 
 2 unto God, 17 And obedzent unto our gouerKorse 
 © Rom,12.10, 
 
 pien *hrotheriploue continue. 
 
 x, pet 4.8. 2 Be not forgetful to lodge rangers: 
 Gene.18,3. foz thereby Come hane™weccinedD Angels into 
 and 19:3. their boules vnwares. 
 
 2 Remember then that arein bonds, as 
 
 . though yee were bound with them: and 
 
 them that ave in alfliction, as ifpe were alia 
 =i, > affided in the body. 
 a Asincontinene 4 ⸗Marriage is honourable among all, 
 cicisadifeafe and the bepundelited : but whezemongers 
 commonto men and adulterers Gor will iudge. 
 ofalifortsand . ç etyour conuerſation be withoutco= 
 degrees, fo mari- yetoulhes, and be content mith thole things 
 agetheremedie thatpee haug : fo2> be hati faya,” J wil not 
 isofferedby the faite thee, neither forlake thee : 
 free mercie of 6 Sothatwe may baldly fay The Lord 
 Godsoallmaner is mine helper, neither will J feare what 
 ofmen withont mancan Dee vnto me, 
 
 To the Hcbrevwes, 
 
 The great Shepheard. 
 
 the word of Gods whofe faith follows, con» 
 Geering whathath bene the ende of cheir 
 — i r $ 
 è Jeſus Cheiſt e veſterday, and to day, © He wasisand 
 the {ase al(o is for ever. i oe thalbe the fong- 
 
 O Beenot carted about with Diners ard cation of che 
 Grange d Doctrines : forttisa goco thing Church for euer, 
 thatthe heart be ſtabuſhed with grace, and ¢ Wharfocuer 
 not wir e meates, which haue igt protited doctrine is not 
 them that haue bene occupied therein. according tothe 
 
 10: (Gee haug an altar, wyereofthey bane fimple tructh of 
 na authozitie to Feate, which feruc tn tyetae Gods word, is 
 bernacie. ſtrange. 
 
 IE * fo thebodies of thole beaſte whoſe e by reproouine 
 bloat ts brought into the Holp place by the them which in. 
 bie Pick fog une, ars g burnt without the perſtitiouſiy pur 
 campe. difference beds 
 
 I2 Chereforecucn Jeſus, that he might twixt meats, he 
 fanctifte the people with bis gune blood, condemneth all 
 tuffered without the gate. the feruice which: 
 
 I3 Letos goe foorh therefore out of the food in ceremo. 
 campre, bearing his reproch. nies,compzring 
 
 14 *foz here haue wee no continuing ct: withthe fpin- 
 tie : but we ſeeke one to come. tual worlhipping 
 
 I5 Let us therefore by him offer the fas & regeneration, 
 criftce of payie almapesto God, that ts, £ They that fick, 
 tie * frutte ofthe lippes, which conteſſe hrs to the ceremo- 
 FANE, nies of the Law, 
 
 16 t To Do goad, and to diſtribute,foꝛget cannot eare, thar 
 not : for with (uch lacrifices Gon is pleated. is, cannot be par- 
 
 17 Dbey them that haue the ouertight of takers ofour at- 
 you, ana (ubnut your felues s fo) they watch tarswhich is, 
 toz your foules, as thep that muft giue ace thankefgiuing ` 
 counts, that thep may doc tt with toy, and and libcrality, 
 not with griete : fo? that is vnproſitable foz which two faci. 
 you. ces or offerings 
 
 18 Pray fomus : foz wee are aſſured that are now only ief 
 we haue a good coaſcience in all things, Des to cheChriftians, 
 firing to liũe honeſtlv. Leuit.4.51. & 6. 
 
 19 And J defireyou fomewhat the more jo.and 16. 27. 
 earneſtiy, thatyeeloBoe, that 3 may bere» g So chat che 
 ſtozed to you moze quickly. Priefts had ne 
 
 20 The Gow of peace that brought as piece thereof, 
 gaine from the dead our Lode Jeſus, the Micah2. to, 
 grat Sbhepheard of the Meepe, through the Hofe. 14.2 j 
 blood ofthe euerlaſting Coucnant, h Thankefgining “ 
 
 21 (Dake pou perfect in all good woꝛkes, and doing good 
 to doe his will, working in you that which are our oñely fa- 
 is pleafant in bts fight, through Jeſus enficeswhich 
 Chꝛiſt.to whome be pratle foz euer and euer, pleafe God. 
 Amen, Reade Ades 20. 
 
 22 J beleech you alio, brethren, ſuffer the 28. and lohn 
 wordes oferbostation ; foz 3) haue Witten soii 
 vnto pauin fe words. é 
 
 23 Know that our brother Cimothues ts 
 Deliuered, with wehome (ii he come Hoztip) J 
 will fee pou. 
 
 24. Salute all them that hate the onere 
 fight of you, and all the Saints. They of 
 Italie falute yon. 
 
 25 Grace be with youal Amen. 
 
 is the Apofile and fonne of Alpheus wrotethis Epifile to the Tewes which were conuerted"to ~ ` 
 Chrift , but difperfed through diuers countreyes , and therefore hee exhorteth them to patience.» 
 
 reſpect. 7 Remember them which hane the ouer. 
 b Ai Lord. fight of pou, which paue Declared vuto you 
 9J. 5.9. x 
 Pfal.t18.6. THhritten to the Webzewes from Jtalic,and fent byTimoheus, 
 xTh Ailey! * rau), 8 
 eee te Thexžgenerall Epiftle of lames. 
 city, or countrey 
 but toallthe THE ARGYMENT, 
 Irwes generally, 
 being now dif: 
 petſedi 
 
 ard prayer, to¢mbrice the true word of Go.ĩ, and norco be partiall, neither to boalt of 
 
 an idle 
 
 faith 
 
 
 
Toenduretentations. 
 
 atfeGions, te 
 
 Chap. i-ij. 
 
 Receiue the word. 
 
 faith, but to declare a true faith by lively fruits , to auoide ambition , to bridle the tongue , to rale the 
 be kumble and louc their neighbours, to beware of {wearing , to vtter their faults wher’ 
 
 540 
 
 > 
 
 they haue offended, to pray one for another, and to bring him which is our of the way , to the know- 
 
 ledge of Chrif. 
 
 CHAP. L 
 2 He exhorteth toresoycein trouble, 6 Tobe 
 feruent in prayer with fiedfaft belsefe, 17 To look 
 for all good things from abone, zi To forfake all 
 uice, thank fully to recorue the word of God, 22 
 
 Not onely hearing it,and fpeaking of st,but to do 
 
 thereafter indeed. 27 What true religion is, 
 
 
 
 Or,affeczionse tomy A Ames aleruant of God, and 
 
 OM.5 3. OIF of the Lord Jefus Chit . to 
 a Afflidions try the twelue tribes which are 
 our faith , and in- A fcattereD abzoad, falutation. 
 
 gender patience. 
 b Our patience 
 ought to conti- 
 nueto the dnd, 
 till by working it 
 hath polifhed vs 
 
 8 2 My bꝛethren, cotit 
 a> exceeding toy, when yre kall 
 into diuers || tentations, 
 *nowing that the trying of your 
 faith bzingeth foorth patience. 
 4 And let patience haue her > perfect 
 
 
 
 and made vs pers Wozke , that yee may be perfect and entire, 
 
 fe& in Chritt. 
 
 c Toendure pa. 
 tently whatfoe- 
 uer God Jayeth 
 vpon him. 
 Mat.7.7 ard ts 
 241k 11. 9. 20h. 
 14.13.16.23, 
 d Doubting in 
 doGrine, or of 
 Gods will, 
 
 hOr double. 
 
 e That he is cal- 
 led tothe com- 
 pany of Chrift 
 and his Angels. — 
 f Or, contemptt- 
 bleto the worid, 
 Ecclus 14.18.2/4 
 40,6, Upset. 1624. 
 HOr,e all hes 
 thoughts &deed⸗s 
 108,5..7. 
 
 Oor moued to euil 
 g He meaneth 
 now of f inward 
 tentations,as of 
 our difordred ape 
 petites, which 
 
 ~ caule vs to ſinne. 
 
 h Seeing abgood 
 things come of 
 God, we ought 
 not romake him 
 ¥ author of enill, 
 i Hee alludeth 
 vato the Sunne, 
 whichin his 
 courfe and tur- 
 ning fome time 
 iscleare and 
 bright, {emetime 
 darke and clou- 
 dy; Bur'Gods li- 
 becality is euct 
 like ic fclfe, » 
 eight and con- 
 
 tinually Gaining, 
 
 lacking nothing. : 
 
 § ZF any of you lacke swwifeoome,fet him 
 aikeof God, which giveth to all men libe⸗ 
 rally,and reprocheth na man,and it Hali be 
 giuen dim. i — 
 
 6 *Butlet him alke in faith, and wauer 
 not: for he that wauereth, is like a waue of 
 the fa.tootthe wind and carrted away. 
 
 7 Neither letthatman thinke that hee 
 fall receiue anything ofthe Low. 
 
 8 a4 wauering minded man is vnſta · 
 ble in all bis wayes. 
 
 g Let the bꝛother ot lol degree reioyce 
 in that he is e cxalted: 
 
 10 Againe hee that is rich, in that hee is 
 made flow: foras the floure of the grafic 
 fallbe*bantipaway, 
 
 II Foꝛ as when the funne rifeth with heat, 
 
 then the graſſe withereth, and hts flower. ` 
 
 falleth away, and the beauty of the fahion 
 oftt periſheth: cuen to Hall the rich man 
 fade away in ali his || wapes. 
 
 12 *Bleiied is the man that endureth ten» 
 tation: for when he is trien, be ſhall receiue 
 the crowne of life, which the Lord hati pzo⸗ 
 mifed to them thatiouc him. 
 
 13 Let noman (ay wheir bets lj s tempted, 
 J am tempered of God: fez God cannot bee 
 tempted with cuill, neither temyteth be any 
 nian. . 
 
 - 14 Bae eueryman is tempted when hee 
 is dꝛawen away by bis owne concaptlcence 
 and ts entifed. sages: 
 
 ts ‘Chen when tuk ath concetucd, it 
 bringeth taozth tinne , and tinue wien itis 
 hailed, ingeti fo2th Death. 
 
 16 Crete notmy Beare beethzen. 
 
 17 Euery good gining, E euceypectect 
 atftisfrom abone , ¢commeth Downe from 
 the Father of lights, with whomts no yari- 
 ablenelle ‘neither hadowing by turning. 
 
 ps 
 
 18 DF bis ewne will borgate hee vs with: 
 
 the word of tructh that we ſhould be as the 
 
 firt fruttsofhiscreatures. © > i 
 Ig Ciherefoxe my deare brethren, *let 
 
 euery matt bok (wikt to heare, flow to fpeak, 
 
 Prou 727s & Thatis, prompt to leatne. - 
 
 t 
 
 and1 {low to wath. 
 
 20 Foꝛ the wrath of man Doeth not ate 
 compli = the righteouſneſſe of Goo. 
 
 21 Wiheretoze tap apart al filtbinefle,and 
 fupertiuity of maltctoultics,and receiue with 
 meckenes the wozd that is™ grafted in pou, 
 which is able te fane pour ules. 
 
 22 And be pe deers ofthe wod , and not 
 hearers onip, Deceiving pour conetelues. 
 23 Foꝛ tf any beare the word , and dee 
 it not, he is like nioa mai, that behoideth 
 his naturall faccina’ glate. i 
 
 24 Foz when bee hath conhidered pim- 
 felte. be goeth his way, and korgetteth imme- 
 Diatly what maner ofone he was. 
 
 25 But whe fo looketh in the perfect Lam 
 of liberty, and continucth therem, he not be- 
 ing a forgetfull beaver, buta Doer of the 
 Wazke,{albe bleſied r in bis Deed. 
 
 26 Zi anp nian among you ſeemeth reli» 
 gious.and refvaineth nor his tongue,butDe- 
 bis own heart, (his mans religion is 
 
 aine. 
 
 27Hure religion vndellled before Gov, 
 euen the Father, ts chis, to vifte the fathers 
 tee and widowes tr their aduerſitie andra 
 Keepe bimiglfe vnſpotted ofthe wou, 
 
 CHAP. IL, 
 
 a He forbiddcth to haue any reſpect of perſons, 
 5 But to regarde the poore as well as the rich.8 To 
 be louing and merczfull, 14. And not to boaſt of 
 jaith,where no deeds are: 17 For itis but a dead 
 faith, where good werkes follow not. 
 
 Me brethren, baue not the faith of sur 
 glorious Led Jelus Chik ain \ivefpect 
 of perlons. 
 
 2 Foꝛ itthere comeinto your company a 
 
 Man with a gold ring, and in goodly appa- 
 
 teil, and there come in allo a poog man in 
 vile rayment, 
 
 3 And pe haue arefpect to him that wea- 
 reth the gap clothing and fap bute him, Ste 
 thou berein a good place, and fay vnto the 
 pooꝛe Stanu thon there, o2 fit bere render 
 my fosticotc, í 
 
 4 Aveye not partiallin pour felues, and 
 ave become tudges of entll othoughts? 
 
 § Deatker mp beloued beethzen,baty not 
 © God choſen the poore of this wold , that 
 they fhould be sich in faith, and betres of the 
 kingdome which hee promiſed to them that 
 lone him? 
 
 6 But ye haue deid the poe. Do not 
 the rich apprefic you bp tyranny, and Dee not 
 they draw you before the tudgement feats ? 
 
 7 Doce not they blaipheme the 4 wozthie 
 Mame after which pe be named? 
 
 3 But ifye fulfilthe «ropallaw according . 
 to the Dcripture, which layth, * Chon Halt 
 loue thy neighbour as thy felfe.pee Doe well. 
 
 9 *But ti peregard the perſons, pee com⸗ 
 mitt finne, anBare rebuked ofthe Law , as 
 tranſgreſſours * 
 
 10° For wholoeuer Mall keepe fhe whote 
 
 31 — 9601 5,14: Lewing.vy.deat.1.1 GAON 
 Dyp 4 Law, 
 
 é: 
 
 x 
 
 1 For wedeannór' 
 heare God ex⸗ 
 cept we be 
 peaceable & mo-⸗ 
 deft, 
 
 m But bindreth 
 Gods workein 
 Vs. 
 
 n By hearing the 
 word preached, 
 Mat. gt 
 rom.2.13. 
 
 o SaGods word 
 isa glafie wherin 
 we muſt bebold 
 our ſelues, and 
 become like vn⸗ 
 to him. 
 
 p In fabchauing 
 himfelte, 
 
 a Asecficeming 
 faith and religion 
 byf outward aps 
 pearance of men, 
 ||Or,acceptatzon, 
 b That is,are yee 
 not euill affe Ais. 
 oned? ¥ 
 c Seeing God 
 elteemeth them, - 
 we may not con — 
 temnethem, 
 d The name of 
 Ged and Chii, 
 wherof youmake 
 -ye J 
 profcfion: and in 
 j they difhonour 
 God,itisnot 
 meet that you his 
 children {hould 
 honour them. 
 e Which is here 
 taken prouerbial= 
 iyferthe hicor — 
 broad way. where 
 in there is no tur- 
 nings,and cuery 
 maa may goe it: 
 fo every man is 
 our neighbour, as 
 well the poore as 
 the rich, : 
 Leu i9. i8. mata 
 22,3 QATA Ze 
 16,19. Matka 9 
 
of faith and workése. is 
 
 Exod 20.14, 
 deut.5.18. 
 
 f By the mercie 
 of God which 
 deliuereth vs- 
 from the curſe 
 of rhe Law. 
 
 g And fearcth 
 
 itnot, 
 
 h S.Paulto the 
 
 _ terly condemne, 
 
 Romanes and 
 Galatians, difpu- 
 teth againtt 
 them,which ats 
 tributed iufif- 
 cation to workes: 
 and here S, Tames 
 reafoneth againft , 
 them which vt-- 
 
 workes : therfore, 
 Paul theweth the 
 caufes of our ius, 
 Rtification,and 
 James the cfieas: 
 there itis decia- 
 red haw weare 
 
 - juftified : here 
 
 howweeare 
 knowen to be 
 iuftified : there 
 works are exci» 
 
 ded as not the 
 „caule o four iuſti· 
 
 ‘fication: here 
 
 “they are apzroo- 
 
 -uéd as effects 
 
 ‘proceeding ther- 
 _ of: there they are 
 denied to go be- 
 
 
 
 
 fore them that 
 
 Malbe iifified : 
 and here they are 
  faydco follow 
 therm that are 
 
 - juftified. A 
 Tahe 3. 11. 
 
 - 3.40)0 3.176 
 
 i In thine owne 
 opinion, 
 
 — fOr,without 
 
 morkes, 
 
 what helpeth itt 2, 
 
 Batan yet faileth fit one point he iz guiltie 
 a eg 
 
 Q ; . i s , 
 
 It Foꝛ hethat (aid, * Thou halt not com 
 mit adultery, fayd allo, Chou hale not kiil. 
 Now though thou doeſt none adultery, pet 
 if chou killeſt, than art a tranigrefiog of the 
 
 AW i: : 
 
 12 Golpeake pe,and lovor , as thep iyii 
 ſhalbe iudged bythe! Law ot libertie. 
 
 13 Foz there (Kalbe iudgement mertileſſe 
 tobinitbat theweth no mercie, and mercie 
 
 srelopceth againtt indgement. ; 
 I4 (Uyat auaticty icmyhbzeihen though 
 aman fatth be bath t tatth, when pe hath ng 
 wozrkess can the faith lauchiun? S 
 Ig Forifabiotherora litter bee* naken 
 ann deſtitute of dayly fogde, 
 16, And oneof you fay unto them, Depart 
 in peace: warme pour flues, andall pour 
 bellies, notwithſtanding pee giue chem not 
 tholethings vohich aveneceDinilta the body, 
 17 GCuento the faith, if it bane no works, 
 
 isDeadinitieife,: o i 
 18 But ſome man might fay, Chou hak 
 
  aBulterefits . knew 
 pe not that the amity of the wozld ts the ent- 
 mitte of God? * cipoiocuer therefore will 
 be a triend of the wold, maketh himſelte 
 the enemie ef Gov. à ; 
 
 5 Doe ye thinkethat the eripture iaith 
 in baine, The < (pivitthat dwelleth mys, 
 luſteth after entip? 
 
 [But the Scripture ofereth mere grace, 
 and therefoze faith, God celilterh the proud, 
 and gtueth grace to the humble. 
 
 7 *Hubmit your luesto God: reſiſt 
 the Denill,and he will flee froin pou. - 
 
 8 Daw neere to Hod, and he wil Draw 
 neere to you. Cienie pour hands,ye inners, 
 and purge pour Hearts pee wauering min» 
 Ded. c 
 
 9 Suffer afdictions,and 4 ſoꝛow pe,and 
 weepe: ict pour laughter bee turned inte 
 mourning, and your top into heauineſſe. 
 
 10 *Eãſt downe pour ſelues bekore the 
 Loꝛd, and be toii tft you up. 
 
 Il @peake not eatif ane of another, bze- 
 thien. He that ſpeaketh eutllof his brother, 
 02 bee that condemneth his beotyer, Hpeake 
 eth eutliaf che Law, and = condemneth the 
 Law: and uf thou condemnett the Law, 
 — art not anobleruer of the Law, but a 
 widge. : 
 
 12 There fs one f Lawemer , which is 
 able to ſaue, and to deſtroy. “Abo art thou 
 that iudgeſt anether man? 
 
 13 Goe to now pee thatlap, s To Vay o2 
 
 -to moꝛow we wili goe tto fuch acitie, and 
 continue there apeere, and buy and fell, anu 
 get gaint, 
 
 14 (And pet pe cannot tell what hall bee 
 fo mozow. Fo: what is your lifer Jt is euen 
 a vapour that appeareti alittle tune, and 
 afterward vaniſheth away.) 
 
 15 Fo: that ye ought tolay,* Ifthe Lod 
 pee: and, FE wee line, wee will doe this oz 
 
 bat. 
 
 16 Dut now pe retopce in pour boaſtings: 
 all fuch reioycing is enill. 
 
 17 Therefore, >to him that knoweth 
 oe te doe well, and doeth it not, to him it 
 
 nie. 
 
 Chap.v. Patience. Not tofweare, Prayer igar | 
 
 * Dee Haue heaped vp treafarefoz the < lat 
 Dapes. i 
 
 4 Bebold,the hire ofthe laborers, whic 
 haue reaped pour GciBes ( which is sf you 
 Kept backe by fraud) cryeth,and the cries of 
 them which haue reaped, are cutred inte the 
 cares of the Lod of hoſts. 
 
 § Ve paue lined in plealtire on the carth, 
 ano in wantonnes. Pz jane nourished your 
 hearts as in a Day ot ·laughter. 
 
 6 Pe haue condemned & haue killed the 
 inmana be bath uot refitted yon. 
 
 7 Wepattenttherefere , brethen, vnto 
 the comming of the Lod. Webolde, the 
 huſbandman watteth foz the precious fruit 
 of the earth, and hati long patience for it, 
 vntill bee recetue thee foziner and tye latter 
 rang, 
 
 8 Be pe allo patient therefore, and fettle 
 pourhearts: For the comming of the Loꝛd 
 draweth meere. 
 
 _ 9 Grudge net one againſt another, be- 
 thren, leit pee be condemned: behold, the 
 iudge ſtandeth before the doore. 
 
 10 Take, mybzethzen, the Pꝛophets for 
 an enfanaple of luffering aduerlity,t ot long 
 patience, which Haue tpokenin the fame oF 
 the Lord. 
 
 IL Behold, we count them bleſſed which 
 enaure. Dee haue heard of the patience of 
 Job, and bane knowen what end the Lozd 
 pe Fozrthe Lozdts verp pitiful and mer- 
 
 uli. 
 
 12 But before ail hinges, mybzethzen, 
 *fweare not,netther by henuen, no: by earth, 
 62 by any other ety : Dut let pour s pea, bee 
 yea,and your nay, nap, lett pe fall intel con- 
 demnation. 
 
 se | 
 13 Zs auy among yon afflicted? Lot him 
 
 pay. Jsanypmerryslethimling. 
 
 14 Js any ficke among pou? Let him call 
 fortye > Elders of the Church, and ler them 
 pray foz him, and anspnt bun wich *oile in 
 thek Name otthe Lod. 
 
 Is Andthe prayer of faith Hall faune the 
 ficke, and the Lord fail rayle bim vp; and 
 ik he baue committed nue, it allie fozgt: 
 uen him 
 
 16 Scknowledae ! peur faults one toan- 
 other, and pap one foz another, thatpce 
 may bee healed: foz the prayer of a righe 
 teous man auayleth much, tif it bee fer- 
 uent. 
 
 17 * elias was a man ſubiect to like 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 RoM.2, 5. 
 
 c To mice to 
 the end ot che 
 world, 
 
 d Which were 
 the dayes of the 
 factifices.or featis 
 whenthey vied 
 to banket & feed | 
 moreabunrdantly 
 then other dayes, 
 e Which is when g 
 the corne is low- ¥ 
 en, and a litle be- | 
 fore it is mowen, 
 f Bee not greeued | 
 nor aske venge- 
 ance. 
 
 Math, 5.34. 
 
 g That which 
 mult be affirmed, 
 affirme it fimply,- 
 & without oth: 
 likewife that 
 which mult be 
 denied: by this 
 heetakethnor $ 
 fromthe magi- | 
 firate ij autho= 
 titie, who may. ~ 
 require an oth for” 
 the maintenance 
 of luftice, indges 
 ment, and trueth,™ 
 
 
 
 in the Church, © 
 Marke 61z. 
 i Which in thoſe 
 dayes was a ſgne 
 
 of thegifrof $ 
 healing, but now 
 the gilt being ra- 
 Ken away , the 
 
 figneis to no vi 
 k Incalling on” 
 the Name ef th 
 Lord, "9 
 l Openthat ` 
 which grieueth | 
 
 eC HAPPY, 
 
 2 He threatneth the wicked rich men. exhor- 
 teth Unto patience, 12 to beware of ſwearing, 
 16 one to kxowledge his faults to another, 20 aud 
 one to labour to bring another tothe trueth, 
 
 a Hemenaceth 
 them with f ven- 
 geance of God, y 
 which fhall net 
 
 De tonow ,yee rich men: weepe, and 
 * houle foz pour milerics that fjal come 
 peny yon. 5 Ea 
 2 Pour riches are coꝛrupt, and pour gat- 
 only make them ments are motheaten. f 
 toweepe,burto 3 Dour gold and filuer is Cankred, and 
 houle & de(paire. fhe ruit of them wal be a> witneſte again 
 
 b And k‘ndle the 
 writhof God you, and hall cate yous fiel alg it were fire. 
 
 againft you, 
 
 paifions as we are, and He prayed ear neſtly you, thar aremes 
 that it might mot ratne, and tt rained not ay may be foiid = 
 onthe earth tog three peeres and ſixe mo⸗ and this iscom- 
 neths. A _ manded both fos 
 18 Andhe prayed againe,and the heauen him thatcom- 
 gaue tate, aud the cary Brought foty het plaineth,and for’ 
 fruit. : i ; him that hea⸗ 
 19 Bꝛethren, ik any of po have erred rerh thatthe ane 
 from 5 and fome man bath con⸗ thculd thew his- 
 verted him, iefe tothe o⸗ 
 20 Let hun brow that he which bath con- ha ae 
 nerted the finner from going aitrayout cl y Kingsigita 
 his way, hall ſaue a foule from death, and ecelis 43. 2a 
 thall hide a multitude of finnes Lake 4255 
 
 THE 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Thetriall of faithe 
 
 5 
 
 . 3 
 
 | 
 
 PrF eae, —— 
 — — 
 
 fo endeth with an exhortation. 
 
 iat» A Porio 
 
 2 He /beweth that through the abundant mer- 
 cy of Goud wee ave elect and regenerate toa linely 
 hope, 7 and how faith muft be tryed, 10 thatthe 
 ſaluation in Chriſt is no newes , but a thing pro- 
 phefied of old. 13 Hee exhorteth thers to a godly 
 conuer (ation , forafmuch as they are mow borne 
 anew by the word of God. 
 8 ZEAL 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Which were 
 wes,to whom 
 be was appointed 
 obean Apoftle, “ 
 b Thefreeele- 3 
 ion of God is 
 he efficient caufe 
 four faluation, 
 the materiall 
 
 Fi Chꝛiſt, to? tye ſtrangers 
 
 that dwell here a there thao- 
 rowout Pontus, Galatia, 
 Cappadocia, Alia, and Bis 
 > thynta, 
 2 Elect according tothe > foreknowledge 
 of God the Father vnto fanctification of the 
 fpirit, || thzough < obedience ans ſprinkling 
 ofthe biood of Jeſus Chak: Graces peace 
 be multiplied vnto you. 
 
 3 Blelſed bee God euen the Father of 
 pur Lord Felis Chriſt, which accezding to 
 hts abundant mercy hath begotten vs a> 
 gaine vnto a d linely hope by the reſurrecti⸗ 
 on of Jeſus Chꝛiſt fromthe dead, 
 
 Apes 
 
 hedience, our 
 Fe&uall calling 
 the formall 
 auſe, and the fi- 
 
 detiled, andthat fadeth not away, referuch 
 in eheauen foz you, i 
 
 § C&hichare kept by the power of Gon, 
 
 pared tobe Mewe inthe flattime: 
 
 6 Cbderein ye reioyce , though now foz 
 a fcafon ( if need s reguire ) peare iu heaut- 
 nefle, through manttold tentations, 
 
 7. Chatthe triall of your faith, being 
 kithe much moze pꝛecious then gold that peri 
 -Therfore they Heth(chougy tt be cried with five) might be 
 
 mghttolooke found vnto your praile and bonouc ana glg- 
 ry, atthe" appearing of Jema Chit: 
 ` -8 CGhent ye baue not icene, and yet toag 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 hefi 3. 
 $ Foritis but 
 
 Arthedayof yet Boe you beleeue,and retopee with tay vn⸗ 
 agement. {peakable and glozicus, 
 And need doth. : 
 require, waen iz pleafeth God to lay his croſſe vpon his, for to 
 Navy thona from earthly things, aud make them partakers of his hea- 
 nly graces, h Athis fecond comming, 
 
 TER an Apolile of Je- 
 
 through faith vnto faluation . thich is pre- 
 
 efli him, fn wham wow, though pee fee him not, 
 
 bs @ The firft Epiftle generall of 
 Peter. | 
 
 THE ARGVYVMENT, 
 
 HE exhorteth the faithfuil to denie themſelues, and tocontemne the world , that being deliuered 
 from all carnallaffe@ions and impediments, they may more [peedily attaine to the heauenly 
 Kingdome of Chrift', whereunto wee are called by the grace of God reueiled tovs in hisSonne, and 
 haue already receiued it by faith , pofleffed it by hope, and are therein confirmed by holineffe of life, 
 And to the intent that this faith fhould nor faint, ſecing Chrift contemned and reiected almoft of the 
 whole world, he declareth that this is nothing els but thneaccompKfhing of the Scriptures which teftie 
 fie chat hee fhould be the tumbling ftoneto the reprobate, and the fure foundation of faluation to 
 the faithfull: therefore beexhorteth chem courageoutly to go forward, confidering what they were, - 
 and to what dignitie God hath called tbem. After ,he entreateth particular points, teaching fubiects 
 how to obey their gouernours , and feruants their matters , and how married folkes ought to behaye 
 themfelues. And becaule it is appointed for all that aregodly to fuffer perfecutions,hee (heweth them 
 what good iffue their affli&ions (hall hane , and contrariwile what punifhment God refernerh for the 
 wicked, Laft ofall hee teacheth howthe miniflers ought to behaue themfelues , forbidding them to 
 vſurpe authoritie ouerthe Church; alfo that yong men oughtto bee modcft , and apt to learne, and 
 
 9. Recctuing the Lend of your faith, euen 
 the faluatton of your foules. 
 
 Io Dfthe which faluatton the Prophets 
 Dawe enquires and fearched, which pro- 
 pheked of the grace that Hoult came vnto 
 pot, i i 10 
 
 ‘ILDearching when o: what time the ſpi⸗ 
 rit which tettified before of Chk which 
 wasin them, chould declare che ſufferings 
 that fhould come vnto Cheti, and che glozte 
 that ould follow. 
 
 12 Gnto whom ft was reueiled,that i nst 
 vntothemſelues, but pnto vs tiep houla 
 miniſter the things which are now ſhewed 
 vito you by chem which haue preached urn: 
 to pou the Golpel bp the holy Ghot lent 
 Downe from heauen, the which things the 
 Angels Beire to behold. 
 
 13 CHherefoze, «girde bp the *lcines of 
 your mind ; bee ſober, and truſt perfectip on 
 the grace that ts brought vnto pou, by the 
 renelatisn of Fetus Cait, TA 
 
 I4 As obedient cotiozcn not fahisning 
 your (clues vnto the foziner ™ luits of pour 
 
 . : ignorance: 
 4 Co aninheritance immoꝛtall and vn⸗ 
 
 Is But as het which hath called pou, ts 
 ie pe pory in * aii manner of conuer- 
 
 ation, 
 
 16 Becaule it is witten, *Be ye holy, fo2 
 3 am Hoty. í By at 
 
 I7 Ano if ye cal him Father which with: 
 out * relpect of perfontudgeth according fo 
 cuerv mans n topke, pail? the time of pour 
 dwelling herein feare, 
 
 18 Knowing that pe were not redeemed 
 with tozruptibie things , as Muer and gold, 
 from pour vaine conuerfation y receiued by 
 the traditions of the ° fathers, i 
 
 Ig * Wut with the vaccious blood of 
 aoe ff, as of alambe buvetiled, and with- 
 out ſpot. 
 
 20 Mhich was *ogdeined before the fou 
 dation sf the world, but was Declared in tye 
 P lağ times fo: pourfakes, 
 
 21 C&ibich by his meanes Doe beleene in 
 God that raped Hun from the dead, anv 
 gaue him glorie, that pour faith and hope 
 
 migis 
 
 The price of our redemptione 
 
 lOr reward, . 
 
 i Their miniftery 
 was more profi- 
 table to vs then 
 to them : for wee 
 feé the things 
 accomplifhed 
 which they pro- 
 phefied, 
 
 AGS 2.4. 
 
 k Prepare your 
 felues to the 
 Lord. 
 
 Luke 12.35. 
 
 1 Vntill bis fe- 
 cond comming. 
 m When you 
 were in ignorance 
 and knew not | 
 Chrift. 
 
 Luke 1.75. 
 Leuit. 1.44. & 
 19.2,4nd 20, 7. 
 Deut.10.17.70m, 
 2.11. gal, 2.6, 
 
 n According to 
 the finceritie of 
 the heart. 
 
 o Read Ezt- 
 kiel 20.18. 
 
 I (01.6.20 7. 
 23.hbebr, 9.1 4.1. 
 ioh, 1,7 reue i . 
 Rom,16.25 epee. 
 3.9,001.4.26. 
 2N, A-9 titt.2 
 p When Chnift,. 
 appeared vnto 
 the world,and  _ 
 when the Gofpel 
 was picached, 
 
AftoneinSion. Chriſts 
 
 Rom (2.10, 
 ephe 4.2. 
 Chap.r.aF- 
 
 q Therefore we 
 muft renounce 
 our formet na⸗ 
 ture, 
 
 Ifa 40.6.ecclus. 
 1418,14, 1,10, 
 
 Rom.6.4.ephef- 
 4.23,25. col. 3 8, 
 hebr. I2.1. 
 a Inthis their 
 infancie and new 
 comming to 
 Chrilt, he willeth 
 themto take 
 heede left for 
 the pure milke, 
 which isthe firt 
 beginnings of 
 learning the 
 fincere word, 
 they bee not 
 deceiued by 
 ` them which 
 chop and change 
 it,and giue poy- 
 fon in ead 
 thereof. ` 
 
 Or, the milke of 
 
 under fianding 
 which is wethout 
 deceit, 
 
 Reuel. 1.6 
 
 Ifa 28.16, 
 
 FIM 9. 33 · 
 
 b Meaning that 
 God hathap- 
 pointed Chrift 
 to be chiefe and 
 head of his 
 Church, 
 P/a,i18.22.mat. 
 201.4245 4:11, 
 ¢ The Priefts, 
 Doétours,and 
 Ancients of the 
 people. 
 FIRATS 
 
 TIM 9.33. 
 
 d Thatis parta- 
 kers of Chrifts 
 Priefthood and 
 
 Chap, 
 might bein Gon, Me 
 
 22 reing pour ulee are purifizd in o- 
 beymg the tructy through the fpirtt,te *oue 
 hiotheripourbout iuning, teug one another 
 witha pure heart fernently, 
 
 23 Being borne anew nor of moztall (eed, 
 but ot q immoꝛtall, by the wozd of Gov whe 
 liucth and endureth fol ener. 
 
 24 Forall* fief is as gray and althe 
 gloy of man ras the flower ot graile. Whe 
 graile withererh,¢ the tlower kalleth away. 
 
 25 Wut the word of the Lorde endureth 
 fo euer:and this tg the word Which is peas 
 chet among you. Š 
 
 CHAP.. IL 
 
 t Hee exhorteth them to lay aſide all vice, 4 
 Sheveing that Chrift is the foundation whereupon 
 they build, 9 The excellent eflate of the Chrifti- 
 ans. 15 He prayeth them to abftaine from flefhly 
 luftes. 13 To obey the rulers, 18 How feruants 
 fhould behaue themſelues toward thew maflerss 
 20 Hee exhorteth tofuffer after the enfample 
 
 of Chrift. A 
 VV Werefore * laying afine all maliciouſ· 
 nefe and all guile, and diſſimulation, 
 
 and enuy, ann ail einll peaking. 
 
 2 Agnew bone babes delre the || fins 
 tere milke of the worde, that yemay grow 
 
 ` thereby, 
 
 3 Jt (obethat pee hane taſted how dour 
 tifull the Lod is, uy 
 
 4 To whom yee come as onto a lining 
 fone dilallowed of men, but choicn cf Gon 
 and precious, : 
 
 5 And pee as liuely tones be made a fpi- 
 rituali houle,and boly * Peꝛieſthood ta ofer 
 vp ſpirituall ſacriſces acceptable to Gon by 
 Jeius Chut, ' bate : 
 
 6 TAherekoꝛe it is conteined in the {crip- 
 ture, * Beholoe, J put int Sion a chiete 
 coner tone elect and pꝛecious: and he that 
 belecueth therein, all not be ahamed. 
 
 7 Cnutsyou therefore which beleeue, ét 
 ts precious: but puto them which be diſobe⸗ 
 Dient, the* fone which thee builders diſ⸗ 
 allowed, the fame ts made the beadof the 
 CNEL., 
 
 8 Anda *fone to Tumble at,and arocke 
 of offence,euen to them which ſtumbit at the 
 wo: beng dilobediẽt, vnto the which thing 
 thep were even o2deined, à 
 
 9 But peareachoien peneration,a roy» 
 ali * Pꝛieſthood, an holy nation, a| pecuitar 
 people that pe fhoula thew forth the vertues 
 ot him that bath called pou outof darkneſſe 
 into hismaructlons tight, 
 
 Io * Which in times paſt were ust a peo- 
 ple, pet are now the people of God, which in 
 time paft were not vnder mercie, but now 
 faucebtained mercy. 
 
 IL Dearely beloucd, Jbeſeech pou as 
 rangers æ pilgrims, * abftetne from fleſhly 
 luſts which fig bt agatnſt che foule, 
 
 12 *And bane pour conucrlatton honeſt 
 among the Gentiles.that they which ſpeake 
 euill of yon as of euill deers, may by your 
 good wozkes which they ſhall (ce, qtozifie 
 
 kingdome, Exod 19.6.renel 5.10, \Or,cotten by purchafe. Hofer 
 33,7619 ,35 Gals 6, Romi 3,14. Chap.3.16, Matt.5,16, 
 
 Or 
 ij. 
 
 ene 
 
 iij» 
 
 God in the dayoks the vilitation. 
 
 12 * Qnbmit-pour telues vnto all maz 
 ner ordinance of man foz the Loes fake, 
 whether ft bre vnto the King , as vnto the 
 ſupcriour, 
 
 If D: vnto gouernours, as vnto them 
 that are lent of hun, forthe puniment of 
 euill Doers, and to: the mapie of them that 
 Doe weli, 
 
 15 Foz Mis the will of God, that ky weil 
 Doing pe may put to lilence the ignorance of 
 
 the faolity mer, 
 
 16 As free and not ag haning the liberty 
 fora clake of maliciouneſte, but as rye fers 
 bants.cf@od. Ni 
 
 I7 Honour all met: *loue! brotherly fela 
 low hip : fave God; honsur the fing. 
 
 Is * BHeruants, bee fubtect to pour ma 
 fters with all feare,not only tothe good ana 
 courteous, but allo to the s froward. 
 
 19 * $02 this is thanke worthy, if aman 
 foz »conittence toward Goo endure gricke 
 fering wꝛongkuilp. 
 
 20 Fo what pape ts it, if when yee bee 
 buffeted fo: pour faults, pe take it pattentlp: 
 but and if when pe doe well. ye ufer wrong, 
 ew it pattentlp, this is acceptableco 
 
 ov, 
 
 21 For hereunto pe are callen: for Chriſt 
 alle fiffcred for vs,leaning vs an enfample 
 that pe Mould foliow his ſteps. 
 
 22 X¶ho did no linne, neither was there 
 guile found in bis mouth. - 
 
 23 ho when hee wag reuiled, reutled 
 not agatne: when hee (uttered, he threatned 
 hot, but committed it tobim that tudgerh 
 righteoully. 
 
 _ 24. "Uyo bis owne ſelke bare our finnes 
 
 in bts body on the tree,that we being veline 
 red from inne would line invightesufielies. 
 by whole {tripes ye were healed. 
 
 25 Foꝛ pee wereas ſheepe gotng atrap: 
 but are now returned vnto the Hepheary 
 and bifhop of pour foules. 
 
 CHAP, LIT, 
 1 How winesought to order themfelues toward 
 
 thew husbands, 3 and in their apparel, 7 The 
 duetie of men toward their riues.. 8 Hee exhore 
 
 teth allmen to unity  loue, 14 and patiently 10 
 
 Suffer trouble by the example and benefit of Chrifte 
 
 see let the wines befubiect to theiv 
 
 huſbands, that euen they which obey not 
 the word, may without the word bewoon by: 
 the conuecfation of the wiues, 
 
 2 hile they beholde pour pure conuer⸗ 
 fation, which ts with feare. — 
 
 3 * Abol apparelling let it not bee cute 
 Ward,as with bꝛoyded Haire,and gold pura 
 beutzo2 in putting on otappareil. 
 
 4 But let the hid man ofthe heart be vn⸗ 
 corupt WIth a meek and quiet ſpirit/ which 
 is before God a thing much ſet by. 
 
 5 Foꝛ tuen after this maner in time pat. 
 Did the holy women, which truſted in God, 
 tire theinſelues, and wert ſubiect to their 
 pulbands.  * 
 
 6 As Parra obeyed Abraham, and “rala 
 led himi Sirs wyole Daughters Phila 
 
 ites. 
 
 enfample. Wiuesbehauiour. s42 
 
 Colsza 8, cphef | 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 e Your good 
 conuerfation 
 fhalbeas a pre- 
 paratiue againſt 
 that day rhat 4 
 God fhail thew -$ 
 mercy vmo them 
 and turne them, 
 Roms 13.1. 
 Or pablike gam 
 “ernment. 
 
 Chap, i22 
 70,1210, 
 
 f With them 
 which acknow- 
 ledge one felfe 
 Father in hea⸗ 
 Bera he) wes, 
 Ephef 6.5. 
 
 col 3,22. 
 
 g Inallobedi- | 
 ence: this muf ~ 
 be before our- 
 eyes,that we o- - 
 bey in the Lord: 
 for ifany com- 
 maundthingsas · 
 gainit God, then. $ 
 let vs an(were, Ir f 
 isbettertoobey P 
 God then men, 
 2,Cor. 7.10. =! 
 h Knowing thag $ 
 God layeth his P 
 charge vpon F 
 him, _ 
 F [4-5 3.9.0 ichn 
 35. 
 Ffas jsme 
 8a, k 
 
 5. 220 
 
 ETI. g 
 
 Gen. 18:02 | 
 I Of maficr,~ -— 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 a But willingly 
 do your duety: 
 | for your condi- 
 | tion is not the 
 worſe for your 
 f obedience, 
 1,( 07.7.3: 
 
 b By neither 
 keeping them 
 too ftrait,nor 
 Vin giuing them 
 too much liber- 
 { tie, 
 
 d Man ought to 
 loue his wife, 
 becaufe they 
 leade their life 
 ‘together,alfo for 
 that the is che 
 
 | weaker-vefiel, 
 
 4 but chiefly be~ 
 
 } caufe thar God 
 hath made them 
 as it were fellow 
 | heires together 
 of life eucrla- 
 
 | fing. ; 
 
 | e For they can- 
 
 } riot pray when 
 theyare at dif- 
 fencion. 
 
 A Prou, 17:13. 
 asd 30, 326 
 
 H att, g. 39. 
 
 f rom. 12.07. 
 
 i be the KAST 
 
 HF —— 
 malde vs when 
 
 i we were his ene⸗ 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 e forgiue our 
 brethren a fmall 
 
 Ha. 0, 16. 
 
 9 Totakeven. 
 Joeance on him. 
 atth.5.19. 
 
 h That is, when 
 hey thinke.to 
 ipnake you afrayd 
 y their threat- 
 
 pn him. 
 
 {i 
 W bap.2.52. 
 i bap. 2 
 
 | i 7-26. 
 
 Hebr;i,3. 
 
 Suffer for righteouſneſſe. 
 
 ;praifeand depend 
 
 whiles ye Dowell, not being: aftrayd of any 
 terrour. Kir 
 
 7 *Likewile yee hulbandes Dwell with 
 them as men of > knowledge e giuing ho⸗ 
 nour vnto the Woman, as vnto the weaker 
 vefiell,cuen as they which area heires toges 
 ther ok the grace ot life, that youre prayers 
 be not interrupted. } 
 
 8 SFinaliybeyeallof one mind: one laf: 
 fer with another : loue as bꝛethren: be pitt 
 full:becourteous, = 
 
 Q *Not rendring eutll for eniU, neyther 
 rebuke for rebuke: but contrariwiſe blee, 
 knowiug that pee are thereunto called, that 
 pe houl bef beires ofbleiing. ; 
 
 Io * fo: it any man long after life, and 
 
 to fee good dayes, iet him refrayne bis Go 
 
 tongue from euill, and bislippes that thep 
 ſpeake na guile. i 
 
 Ir *Lethimefchewe enill and doe good: 
 let bim leeke peace and follow after it. 
 
 12 Foz theeyes of the Loyd are ouer the 
 righteous, and his eares are open vnto their 
 praters; andtheface of the Logdcisypon 
 them chat Doe enill. 
 
 13 And whsis tt that willharme you, if 
 ye follow that which ts good ? 
 
 I4 * fQotwithitanding bleſſed are ye, if ye 
 fuffer fo: righteouſnes fake. Dea, h keare not 
 their feare, neither be troubled, 
 
 1g @ But ‘fanctifie the Lod Ged in your 
 Hearts: and be ready alwayes to gine an ane 
 fwere to every one that alketh you a realon 
 of the hope that ts inyon, 
 
 16 * Aud that with merkeneſſe and renea 
 rence, hauing a qood conictence, that when 
 they ſpeake eutl of pouas of cutll goers, they 
 maybee aſhamed, which blame pour goon 
 conuerlation in Chꝛiſt : 
 
 17 Foꝛ it ishetter Cif the willof Ged bee 
 et pe {utter foz well Doing, then foz cutil 
 
 oing. 
 
 18 * Fo: Chit allo bath once ſuffered foz 
 
 finnes, the tuft foz'the vniuſt. that hee might 
 
 bring vs to Sad, and was put to Death con» 
 
 ceng the fle, but was quickencd in the 
 pirit. ; 
 
 19 By the which 'he alfo went, and pea- 
 chev vnto the ſpirits that arein pation, 
 
 20 Mhich were tn time paſſed diſobedi⸗ 
 ent,when once the lang ſuffering of God a- 
 bode inthe Dayes oF* Noe, while the Arke 
 was peparing, wherein fewe, that is sight 
 || fontes were ſaued in the water. 
 
 21 Co the which allo the igure that now 
 ſaueth bg, euen Baptilme agreeth ( not the 
 putting away ofthe fiith of the feib, but fu 
 | that agood conſcience maketh requet to 
 
 ‘God)by the refurrectionet Jelus Cizit, 
 
 22 hich is * atthe right hand of God, 
 gone into heauen, to whom che Angels, and 
 powers,and might are fubtect. 
 
 Rom 5,6.bebr.9 15,28. k BythepowerofGod. 1 Chriftbeing 
 [From the beginning head and gouernour of his Church, came-in’ the 
 {Bayes of Noe,not in body which then hehad not, but inñ Spirit, and 
 {preached by the mouth of Noe, for the {paceof 120. yceres, to the 
 NHifobedient, which would not repent,and thetefore are now in prifon 
 eferuedto the laftiudgement. Genef6.14. matth. 24 33. luke 
 fl Ir per fons. Or,the taking to witne ſo of a good coꝝſcience. 
 
 I. Peter. 
 
 C HAP, MIR 
 
 1 Heexhorteth m:n toceafz from ſinne, 2 To 
 frend no mare time in vice, 7 Tobe fober and apt 
 to pray, 8 To lone cach other, 12- To bee patient 
 in trouble, 15 To beware that no man fuffer as 
 aneuill doer, 16 But asa Chriftian man, and fo 
 not to be afhamed. 
 
 Dꝛalmuch theras Chik hath fuffered 
 
 for vs in the Refy, arme pour (elues like- 
 wile with the fame a minde, whichis, that he 
 which hath ſuflered in the fle, hath ceafa 
 froin finne. 
 
 2 Chat he henceforward Mout line (as 
 much time as remaineth in the | fle ) not 
 atter the luſtes of men, but after the willof 
 
 D. 
 
 3 Foꝛ itis ſufſicieut for vsthat we haue 
 {pent the time pat of the life,after the tuft of 
 the Gentiles walking in wantonneſſe, lutz, 
 drzunkenneſſe, in gluttony, o2inkings, and tit 
 abominable toolatrtes. 
 
 4 CUbercin it ſeemeth to them range, 
 that ye runne nat with them vnto the fame 
 ercefie okriot: therefore fpeake they cuill of 
 
 you, 
 5 Thich ſhall gine accounts to bin, that 
 {greadptomdgequicke and dead, 
 
 6 Foꝛ vnto this purpole was the Gor 
 
 ` pel preached allo pate the > dead, that they 
 
 might be condemned accozding te men, in 
 the fle but might liue accozding to Godein 
 the (pirit. j 
 
 Now theendof all things isat hann. 
 Bee pee therefore fober, and watching in 
 paper. 
 
 8 But aboue all things hane feruent Isue 
 among you: * foz «ioue couereth the multis 
 tude of linnes. 
 
 9* Beye harberous one to another with: 
 ont grudging. 
 
 ‘Io *Letenery man, as hee bath receined 
 the gift, minifter the fame one to another, 
 a goon diſpoſers of the mantfolte grace of 
 
 530, 
 
 Ir ZF anpman (peake, let himcalke as 
 the wozdesef God, të any man minifter, let 
 him doe itag of the abilitie which God mi- 
 niftreth, that God in all things may bee 
 glozificd through Jeſus Chat, to whome 
 is pꝛayſe and Dominion foz euer and euer, 
 Amen ena 
 
 12 Dearely beloucd,thinkeit not range 
 concerning the tiery trpall, which ts among 
 you, topzooue pou, as thongh lome trange 
 thurg were come vnto you; 
 
 13 But retoyce, in as much as peeare 
 partakers of Chelits fuffetings, that when 
 His glozy hail appeare, pe may bee glad and 
 retopee. 
 
 14 * JF ye beerayles vpon for the Mame 
 of Chit, bleſſed areyee : foz the ſpirit of glo- 
 ric,and of God, reſteth vpon you: which on 
 tbeir 4 part, ts euill fpoken of? but on pour 
 part ts glorified. 
 
 15 But let none of pou ſuffer as a murthe; 
 rer,o2 as a thiefe, 02 an eutll doer, oꝛ as a hue 
 fic body in othermens matters, : 
 
 15 But if any man fuffer as a Chꝛiſtian, 
 Tet him not be athanied ; but tet him alozifie 
 God in hia behalke. y 
 
 17 Foz 
 
 Watch in prayer. 
 
 Q 
 
 a Ourfanĝifica- 
 tion ftandeth in 
 two poynts, in 
 dying to finne, 
 and liuing to 
 God. 
 
 {| Or, body. 
 Ephef.4.22. 
 
 b Although the 
 wicked thinke 
 this Gofpel new 
 and vexe you 
 that imbace it, 
 yet hath it bene 
 preached to them 
 oftime palt 
 which new are 
 dead, to the in- 
 tent that they 
 might haue bene 
 condemned, or 
 dead to finne in 
 the flefh, and 
 alfo might haue 
 liued to God in 
 the fpirit, which 
 two are the efa 
 fe& of the Gof- 
 pel. 
 Prow.to.12. 
 
 c Ashate moo- 
 ueth vs to re- 
 prochour broa 
 ther when hee 
 oftendeth vs: fo 
 loue hideth and 
 pardoneth the 
 faults which he 
 committeth a- 
 gainſt vs, though 
 they be neuer f ` 
 manye i 
 Rom. 12.13. 
 heb.1 3.2 
 
 Rom. 12.6. 
 phil.r.t4. 
 
 Matt §. to. 
 
 d That is,by the 
 infidels, > 
 
EE rT 
 
 — — 
 
 Feede the flocke of God. Chap.j. The roaring lion. 543 
 WOr:purifbment. 17 For the time iscome, that ll indgement man onetoanother , * Deckeyourfelues in · Rom.12.10, 
 Tere.25.29: ©. Mmitbegut at *the houſe of GoD. Ftit firit wardlp inlowltnefie of mind: fo: God ~rei Fames 4.6, 
 luke 23 31. bezin at vs, what (hall tye enzebeeofthem fitteth the proude, and giueth grace to the 
 
 whichebcy not the Gofpelof Goo? _ humble. 
 Pros. 2.21, 22. 18 And it the righteous ſcarcely < be ſa · 6 humbleꝰ pour ſelues therefore vnder Iames 4,10. 
 
 e As conccrning 
 
 neds where hall the vugedly and the ſinner 
 
 the mighty handofGod, that he may exalt 
 
 thislife,where appeare? j von in due time. i 
 bët punifhed, Ig CGberefore let them that ſuffer accoz 7 Catt * allpourcareon him: forzhet: P/a.55.22.wifd, 
 i Ding to the willof God, commit thetr(oules reth foz pou. 13,13 mat 6. 25. 
 
 a ByEldershe 
 vnderftandeth 
 all them which 
 preach, teach, or 
 minifterin the 
 Church. 
 {Or,chrift, 
 lOr which i 
 commutted unto 
 Jou, r, as much 
 as m you lieth. 
 
 tokimin well doing, as vnto a kaithkull dre- 
 
 ator. 
 CHAP. V. 
 
 2 The duety of Paftors isto feedethe flocke of 
 Chrift,end what reward they [ball haue if they be 
 diligent. 5 Heexbartcth yong perfons to ſubmit 
 them/felues to the Elders, 8 To bee fober,and to 
 watch that they may refifithe eneme, 
 hae Elders which are among you, F 
 
 | beleech which am allo an Elder, anda 
 witnefle of the (uffertngs of Chit, and al⸗ 
 ipa partake ofthe glory that (hail bee ree 
 
 ealed, 
 
 2 Feede the flocke of f Gad, whithi De- 
 pendeth vpon you , caring forit not = cons 
 ftraint, but willingly: not foz Althy lutte 
 but ofa ready minde: 
 
 3 Not as though pee were lordes ouer 
 
 Gods heritage, but tha: ye mapbeeramples ſt 
 
 tothe flocke. ‘ 
 
 4 And when the chiefe Hepheard tall 
 appeare, pee yall recetue an incozruptible 
 crowne of glozy. , 
 
 5 Likewtle pe yonger,fubmit pour (clues 
 vnto the Elders, tt ſudmit your ſelues cuerp 
 
 8 Be lober and watch: foꝛ vour aduer · 
 fary the deuill as aroaring lion walketh a- 
 bout ſeeking whom he may deuoure: 
 
 9 home refit ſtedtaſt in the faith, 
 knowing > that the fame afflicttoms are ac» 
 —— in pour brethren which are inthe 
 
 oio. 
 
 10 And the God of all grace, which hath 
 called vs vnto bts eternall glosp by Chit 
 Pelus , after that pee baue fuffered a little, 
 make you perfect, confirme,frengtben, and 
 ſtabliſh you. : 
 
 IL To hin bee glory and Dominion foz t- 
 her and euer Amen. 
 
 12 By Siluanus a faithfull brother vn- 
 topou, as Jſuppoſe, paue J witten bziefe- 
 lý, erhorting and teltitping how that this 
 ts the true grace of Gov, wherein pee 
 
 and. 
 I3 TheChurch thatis at * Babylonetec 
 ted together with you, faluteth pou, and 
 Marcus my fonne. d 
 
 14 Greete ye one another with the* kife 
 ofloue. Peace be withyouall which are in 
 Chit Fetus. Amen. 
 
 a; The fecond Epittle generall 
 
 luke 12.22. 
 Lake 22.31. 
 
 b Nothing comè 
 meth vntovs 
 which wedeenot 
 to appertaine to 
 the reft of Chrifts. 
 members :and 
 therefore wee 
 ought not to ree 
 fufe that conditi- 
 on which is conte 
 monto allthe 
 Saints. 
 
 c Which wasa 
 famous citie in 
 Aflyria, where 
 Peter then was 
 the Apofileof 
 the circumcifion, 
 RomA6.16. 
 1.cor. 16,20: 
 2.car5 3.420 | 
 
 —— 
 
 of Peter. 
 
 THE ARGVMENT.. 
 
 T He effe& of che Apoftlehere,is to exhortthem which haue once profeffed the true faithof Chrift, 
 
 ro ftand to the fame euen to the laft breath : alfothat God by his effectuall grace towards men 
 mouth them to holineffe of life , in punithing the hypocrites which abufe his Name , and enereafing 
 his gifts inthe godly : wherefore by godly life,bee being now almoft at deaths doore, exhorteth them 
 to approoue their vocation,not fetting their aff-Gions on worldly things (ashe had oft written vnto 
 them ) but lifting their eyes toward heauen,as they be taught by the Goipel, whereof he is acleare wite 
 nefle,chiefly in that hee heard withhis owne earesthat Chrift was proclaimed trom heguen to bee the 
 Sonne of God, as likewifethe Prophets teflified. And left they thould promife to themfelues quiet- 
 neffe by profefling the Gofpel, hee warneth them both of troubles which they ſhould fuftaine by the + 
 falfe teachers,and alfo by the mockers and contemnersof religion, who maners and trade hec liuely 
 fetteth forth as in a table aduertifing the faithfull not onely to waite diligently for Chrift, but alfo to 
 behold prefently the day of hiscomming,and to preſerue themfelucs vnfpotted againfi the fame, 
 
 - 
 
 a Inthat hede- 
 clared himfelfe 
 iuſt and faithful 
 in accomplithing 
 his promife by : 
 Cori, ^ 
 
 CHAP. T 
 
 4 Forafmuch asthe power of God hath giu⸗n 
 them all things pertaining unto life, he exhorteth 
 them to flee the corruption of worldly lafis, 10 To. 
 make their calling fire with good workt, fruits 
 of faith. 14 He maketh mention of his own death, 
 »7 Declaring the Lord leſus to be the true Sonne 
 
 of Godas himfèlfe had feens vpon the mount. . 
 aeaa Imon Petera feruant, and an 
 w= Apottle of Telus Cheiſt, to vou 
 eS which bane obtained like preci- 
 `y ons faith with vs by the righ- 
 ve teoulnefic of our God anv Da- 
 
 uiour Jeſus Chrift: 
 
 2 Grace and peace be multiplied to pou, 
 bp > knowledge of Gov and of Telus our 
 LO, © i ? ; 
 
 
 
 
 
 3 Accoing as his > godly power hath 
 gitien vnto vs all things that percaine nto 
 c life and godlines,¢ through the knowlerge 
 biu that hath called ves |) vnto gloꝛy and 
 
 ertue. 
 
 4Ahereby moft great, and precious 
 promiles are giuen vnto bs, that by them pe 
 fionla be partakers of the «godly nature, tn 
 that pee flee the corruption, which ts urthe 
 world theough luſt. * 
 
 5 Therfore giue euen all diligence there: 
 unto: foyne mozeouer f vertue with your 
 fait) ; and with vertue, knowledge; 
 
 glory. e Weeatemade partakers of the diuine 
 
 b Hefpeaketh © — 
 
 of Chrilt ashee - 
 is God and Saui- 
 our. 
 
 c Thatis,faluae 
 tion, 
 
 d The fumme of ~ 
 
 our faluation and 
 religion isto bce . 
 
 : ledby Chrift to 
 
 the Father,who 
 calleth vsin the 
 Sonne, 
 \|Or,thronghbis ~ 
 
 nature, in that wee 
 
 ee the corruption of the world, or as Paul writeth, are dead to finne 
 
 andarenotinthefieth, £ Godly — 
 
 
 
i TheauthoroftheScriptures. Falfe 
 
 g The Greeke 
 word fignifieth 
 bim that natu- 
 
 rally cannot fee, - 
 
 except hehol- 
 deth necre his 
 eyes, So Peter 
 calleth fuch as 
 cannot fee hea= 
 uenly things 
 which ate farre 
 . off,purblind, or 
 faadblind, 
 h Albeiric bee 
 fure in it felfe, 
 forafmuch as 
 God cannot 
 change: yet we 
 muſt confirmeit 
 inour felues by 
 the fruits of the 
 Spirit, Knowing 
 thatthe purpofe 
 of God ele@eth, 
 calleth,fanGifieth 
 and iuftiGeth vs, 
 
 > i ForGodwill _ . 
 
 cuervphold you, 
 k Inthis body, 
 2.C0r.5. 3546 
 John 21.18. 
 B.Cor.t.17- 
 and 2 1. 
 Or, Sophiftical 
 and crafty. 
 Matth,17.5- 
 1 For by Chrifts 
 prefence it was - 
 forthe time holy, 
 m Thatis, the 
 doGrine of the 
 Frophets, 
 i n Aperfecter 
 knowledge then 
 vnder the Law, 
 © Mearing. 
 Chrift the Sonne 
 of Iuſtice, by his, 
 Goipel. 
 2, . 
 p Commeth not 
 of men. 
 BOr,syterpretae 
 tion. 
 
 AEs 20.29. 
 ¥.tim 4. i. xude⸗ 
 and 18. 
 
 
 
 6 And with knowledge, temperance: 
 and with temperance patience sanu with 
 patience, godlinefic: 
 
 7 And with godlineſſe, beotherly kind- 
 nefie ; and with brotherly kindnefle, loue. 
 
 8 Foꝛ it theſe things be among you, and 
 abound, thep will make pou that yee neither 
 ail be tole noz bn fruitful in the knowledge 
 of our Lord Felus Chit. y 
 
 9 Fozbethat hath not thele things, is 
 blind, aud e cannot iee farre off, and hath 
 —— that he was purges frombis olde 
 
 nuegs 
 
 Io Ciherefore, bzethzen, giue rather dili: 
 
 ence to inake ponr calling ¢ election h ture; 
 
 f a pee Doc theſe things, pee hall nener 
 ifa 
 
 It Foꝛ bythis meanes an entring balbe 
 miniſtred vnto you abundantly into the e- 
 uerlatting kingdome ofour Lod and Saui- 
 our Jeſus Thait., 
 
 12 GUherefore, J will not be negligent to 
 put you alwayes in remembzance of thele 
 things, though that pe haue knowledge, and 
 be eſtabliſhed tu the preſent trueth. 
 
 _ 13. For T thinke tt meete aslong as J am 
 inthis * tabertiacle, to irre you vp by put- 
 ttug pou tn tentembzance, ER 
 
 14 Seeing I knows that the time isat 
 Hand that J mut lap Downe this mp taber» 
 nacle, euen as ont Loud Jelus Chk hath 
 * {hewed me. é 
 Ig _J willendeuour therfore alwaies, that 
 peallo may be able to baue remembzance ot 
 thele things after my Departing, Š 
 
 16 Foꝛ wee followed not * # Decetueas 
 ble fables, when wee opened vnto pou the 
 power, and comming of our Lorde Jelus 
 are but with our epes wee lawe his ma- 
 
 eſtie: 
 
 17 Foꝛ hee receiued of God the Father 
 honsur and glory, when there came fuch a 
 voice rehim from the excelledt glory,* This 
 ws * — Sonne, in whom 3 am well 
 pleated. f 
 
 18 And thts Hoyte wee Heard when tt 
 came froin beauen, being with bim inthe 
 ihoip mount, 
 
 19 ccice hane aloa moft fure ™ worde of 
 the Prophets to the which pe do wel that pe 
 take beede, as vnto a light that fhinethina 
 Darke place, vntill the * Bay dawne, aud the 
 o pap ſtarre ariſe tn pour hearts. 
 
 20 *Sothat pee frk know this, that no 
 prophelic wi the Scripture ts ofrany private 
 motion. 
 
 (21 For the pꝛopheſe came not in olde 
 time by the mill of man: but holy men of 
 pa snake as thep were mooned by the holy 
 
 4 g oe 
 
 C1CoH-A R. JEL 
 Hee propaefieth of falfe teachers , and fheweth 
 
 their punifhment. 
 
 B Ut*theretwere falle prophets alfo among 
 the people,cuen as there ſhallbe falie teaa 
 thers among pou: which pꝛiuily hall bring 
 in dannable hevelier;cuen denying che Low 
 
 thathathboucht them, ¢ bung vpon thems 
 
 ſelues ſwitt daumation. 
 
 II.Peter. 
 
 2 And manp ſhall follow their | Bamna- 
 ble wayes, bp whom the way of tructh Mall 
 be enili fpoken of, 
 
 3 And though couetouſneſſe Mall the 
 with kained wozdes make * merchandil 
 of you, whole iudgement long agone ts 
 — farce off, and their Damnation ficepeth 
 
 ot. 
 
 4 Fo if Gon (pared not the * Angels 
 that bad finned, but caſt them Downe into 
 beland deliuered them into chains of Dark: 
 neſſe, to be kept unto Damnation: 
 
 § _ Metther hath (pared the old woz, but 
 faued.* Moe the eight perſon a preach 
 righttouſneſſe, and beoughtin the flood Yp: 
 su the world of the vngodly 
 
 6 And *turned the citiesof Sodom and 
 Somoꝛrhe into akes, condemued them and 
 Oucethrewe themi, and made then an en 
 omyle vnto them that after Would line pue 
 KODY, ; Lig | 
 
 7 *And deliuered iut Loth verca with 
 the bncieanlp conucrfatton of the wicked, 
 
 $ (Esoꝛ he being righteous,and dwelling 
 among them, in leetng and hearing , ered 
 bis righteous foule from Day to Day with 
 their pnlawtull oecdes.) ; 
 
 9 Che Lom knoweth to deliuer the god= 
 Ipout of tentation, and to reſcrue the vn⸗ 
 nee Det the Dap of tudgement to bee puni» 
 
 eù; 
 
 Io Gna chiefiy them that walke after the 
 fleth, tn che luftot vucleannefie, and De- 
 {pile the goucruement, which are prelump · 
 tuons, and ftant tn their owne conceit, and 
 feare not to peake euill of them thatare in 
 Dignitic. S 
 
 Il CGhereas the Angels which are grea 
 ter both in power and might, * gine not 
 = 8 tudgement againit them before the 
 
 020, 
 
 12 But thele, asc bruit beattes, led with 
 fenfuality,¢ made tobetaken, and deſtroy⸗ 
 td, ſpeake enill of thofe things which thep 
 know not, and (yal peril though their own 
 coztuptior, 
 
 13 And fall recefue the mages of vn⸗ 
 righteouſneſſe, as. they which count it 
 Aeaſure ta liue Delicionfip foz a feafon. 
 Dypots they areand blots,¢ delighting them- 
 ſelues in their deceruings, infeatting with: 
 pou, 
 
 14 Haning eyes full ofabultery, and that 
 cannot ceal to finne, beguiling unable 
 foules : they hane hearts exerciſed with co- 
 uetouſneſſe curſed children, ; 
 
 Is thich forlaking the tight way, hau 
 gone aſtray, following the wap sf Balaam, 
 the fone of Bote, which loned the wages.of 
 vnrighteouſneſſe. 
 
 16. But hee was rebuked foz histniqni- 
 tie ; forthe tumbe alle fpeaking with mans 
 —— forbade the fooltſhneſſe of the pro⸗ 
 phet: 
 
 17 * Cheieare-welles without water, asd 
 e cloudes cariey about with a tempeff, to 
 whom the blacke darkeneſſe ts referued foz 
 guer, 
 
 18 Fo: in ſpeaking welling wordes of 
 nanitte , they beguile with wantounneſſe 
 theough the tutes of the Heth sal me 
 
 > ‘ erg 
 
 teachers to come. Their punifhment. 
 
 llOr, inſolent and 
 wanton. 
 
 a This is enidengs 
 ly feene inthe 
 Pope and bis 
 Ptieſts, which by < 
 liesand flatteries 
 {ell mens foules, 
 fo that itiscer- - 
 taine that he is 
 not the fucceflor — 
 of Simon Peter, 
 but of Simon 
 agus. 
 Tob 4.18 inde 6, 
 Gem7.3. i 
 Gen.i9.24,25. 
 
 Gen. 1916. 
 LKING. 226226 
 tob 1.12. 
 
 b Albeitthe An- 
 gels condemne 
 
 the vicesand ini- 
 quity of wicked “ 
 mapgiitrates,yet 
 they blame noe 
 the authority 
 
 & power which 
 is giuew them of 
 God, 
 
 c Asbealts withe 
 our reafon or wit 
 fellow whither 
 nature Ieadeth 
 them : fo thefe 
 wicked men dee 
 ftitute of the 
 Spiritof God, 
 only feeke to ful- 
 fill their fenfua~ 
 litie,and as they. 
 are veffels made 
 todeftru@ion & 
 appeinted to this 
 iudgment,fo they 
 fal into the {nares 
 of Satan, to their 
 defirnGion, 
 
 d For in your 
 holy feafis they 
 ficas members of 
 the Church, 
 whereas indeed 
 they be Sut [pots 
 & fo decriut you, 
 reade Iude 12. 
 
 N un.22.23. 
 ind? 11. 
 Jude i2. 
 
 c They haue 
 forne appearance 
 outword ‘bit 
 within they are 
 drie ond barren, 
 or at mofi they 
 cufebura 
 
 t: mpeft, f 
 
Thefearefull eftate of reuolters. 
 
 Iohn 8.3 4.r0m, 
 6.20. 
 
 Matt.12.45. 
 heb. 6.44516. 
 
 and 10. 2627. 
 f Whichcom- 
 
 ched, 
 
 Or doctrine. 
 
 Prou 26. Bl 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 A Forwe fall 
 quickly afleepe 
 and forget that. 
 which weare 
 taught. 
 3. 1 iude 18, 
 b He meaneth 
 
 onceprofefied 
 Chriftian religi- 
 on,but became 
 afterward con: 
 
 God eternal]. 
 
 mån. 
 
 — — 
 
 ‘meth by hearing 
 the Golpel prea⸗ 
 
 temners & moc- 
 kers,as Epicure= 
 ans and Atheifts. 
 -c Astouching the 
 beautie thereof, 
 and things which 
 were therein ,ex- 
 tthem which 
 were inthe Arke, 
 
 ‘a That is, Chrif, 
 _b That is,Chrift 
 
 were cleane efcaped froin them hich are 
 wapped in errour, j i 
 
 Ig (Doming unto them libertic,2nd are 
 themiciues the * igviiants of cozrnption; fo 
 of whomſdeuer Pinan ts ouercomet euen vn⸗ 
 ta the fame ishe in bondage. 
 
 20 * fFortithey, after they bane efcaped 
 fiom the tilthinefic of the wold, thaough the 
 Fknowledae of the Lod, and oftbeQautour 
 Jeſus Chuſt, are pet tangled againe therin, 
 
 uD ouercamg, the lattcr end is wozie with 
 hem then tH beginning, 
 
 21 JFoztt hav Beene better for them, tiot to 
 
 Haite kirower the way ofrighteoulneife, then 
 
 after thep haue knowen it, to turne from the 
 Holy | commandement giuen vnto them. 
 
 22 Bit ít is come vnto theitt,accoding to 
 the true proucrbe,* Che Dog ts returned to 
 his owne vomite, and, Eye tow that was 
 Wwalhed,to the wallowing tn the mire. 
 
 ier: ot LAPA ALE 
 
 3 Hee fheweth the impietie of them which 
 mocke at Gods promfes, 7 After what fort the 
 end of the world ſbalbe. 8 That they prepare them- 
 
 ſelues thereunto. 16 Wha they are which abufe 
 
 the writings of S Paul, and the reft of the Scrip- 
 tures, 18 concluding with eternall thankes to 
 Christ Fefas. ; : 
 T fecond Cpitle Y nowe wite vnto 
 vom beloned wherewith -F firre wp and 
 warne pour pure minds, ` 
 2 To call to remembrance the wodes 
 which were teld before of the holy Prophets, 
 
 1Tim.r2dim, AND alld the commandement of vs the Apo- 
 
 ftles of tye £020 and Dauiour. 
 3 * Chis frk vnderſtand, that there Hall 
 
 them whichhad Comte inthe lait dayes, mockers, which will 
 
 walke after their luſts, i 3 
 
 4 And iay, Abere ts the pꝛomiſe of hts 
 comming? foz fince the fathers Died, all 
 things continue alike fram the beginning of 
 the creation. > 
 
 5 Foꝛ this they b wiſtingly knome tot, 
 thatthe heauens were ofolde, and the earth 
 that was of tije water, and by the water, by 
 the wod of God, 
 
 6 Therefore the < world that then was 
 periffed,oucrfiowed with the water. | 
 
 7 Wutthe beanens and earth which are 
 
 Chap. tij. 
 
 now, are kept by the Game word in ſtore‚and 
 reſerued unio fiteagaimit the Dap of tuDae- 
 ment,zof che deſtruction of vngodly men. 
 
 8 WDearelpbelsurd , bee not ignorant of 
 this one thing, that one dap ts with the 
 Lod, *ag a thoulend yeres,and a thouſand 
 peeres as one Day. 
 
 9 The Lo ts not Jacke concerning his 
 promite (as fome men count flackenes) but 
 Ig patient toward bs , and *4 wonin haue 
 naman to pert, but would alniente come 
 to repentance. 
 
 Io * But the pay of the Lord til come as a 
 thtefetn the night, in the which the heauens 
 {hall pate away with a noyſe, tthe elements 
 atl melt with heat, and the carth with the 
 Wwozkes that are therein, ſhall be burnt pp. 
 
 II Decing therefore that ali thelethings 
 
 mul be diffolucd, what mance perſõs ought 
 pe to be tn holp conuerfation and goenltneife, 
 
 - I2 Looking for, Πbatting vnto the com: 
 
 ming of the Day of God, by the which the 
 deaucns being on fire, halbe dtfolucd, and 
 the clements hall inelt with Heat? 
 
 13 But wee looke foz * new heauens,and 
 anewearti,accozding to his promile,wher> 
 in dwelleth righteoufneſſe. 
 
 14 MAherekdae, beloued, ſeeing that yee 
 looke foz luch things, bee diligent that pee 
 may bee found of bim in = peace, without 
 fpot,and blameleſſe. 
 
 15 *And fuppole that the long ſuſfering of 
 our Lod ts faluation, enen as.our beloued 
 brother Paul accozding to the wiſedome 
 glucn onto him wate tof pou, 
 
 16 As one, that tral his Epiſtles fpeaketh 
 of thele things ; ameng the which fome 
 things areebard to bee pnderitood, which 
 they thatare balearned and ynitable | per- 
 ert as thep doe allo other Scriptures vite 
 their owne Befruction. 
 
 17 Methereforg, beloued, ſeeing yce know 
 thete things befote, beware leaſt pre bee alfo 
 plucked awap with the erroz of the wicked, 
 and fali from your owne (tedfattnefie, 
 
 18 But growetn grace,and in the knows 
 ledge of our Lod ¢ Gautour Jeſus Citt: 
 n bun be glozie both now ann foz euerniore. 
 
 mel, 
 
 aes The firft Epiftle generall of Iohn. 
 
 THE ARGYMENT. 
 
 Fter that Saint Ioha had fufficiently declared, how that our whole faluation daeth confit onely in 
 Å chrin, left that any man fhould thereby take a boldneſſe to finne, he fheweth that no man can be- 
 leeue in Chrift,vnleffe he doeth endeuonr himf=1fe to keepe his commaundements, which thing being 
 done, hce exhorteth them to beware of falfe prophets, whom he calleth Aatichrifts, and to triethe {pt- 
 rits. Laft of all,he doeth earneftly exhort them vato brotherly loue, and to beware of deceiuers. 
 
 CHAP. I. 
 2 True witne(fe of the ewerlafting word of God 
 9 The blood of Chrif ù the pargation cf finne, 10 
 No man ù without jinne. ; 
 
 Wat which was a from the 
 
 
 
 b heard, which we hane eene 
 with our eyes, which we patie 
 looked vpon, and our banues 
 
 
 
 beginning, which wee baue ` 
 
 haue haudled of the wom 
 
 < of life, : 
 
 2 (Forthelife appeared, and twee haue 
 leene it, and beare witnede, and thew vᷣnto 
 pou the efernall life, thich was d with the 
 Father,and appeared wnto vs) 
 
 3 Ghat, | fay, which wee haue feene and 
 heard, Declare wee ynte pou, that pee may 
 allo shave feltowthip with vs, and that 
 
 ing ioyned together in Chrift by faith, thould bee 
 £ j ; ous. 
 
 The day ofiudgement. 
 
 544 
 
 Pfal.gor4. 
 Exek.33.116 
 INM. 2.4- 
 
 d He speaketh 
 not bere of the 
 fecret and eternal 
 countell of God, 
 whereby he ele- 
 eth whom it 
 pleafeth him, bat 
 of the preaching 
 of the Gofpel, 
 whereby all are 
 called and bidden 
 to the banquet, 
 AMatth.24.44. 
 
 I the/.5.2-revee 
 3.3.4xd 16.15. 
 Lfa.65.17 O 666 
 22,7eue.21.14 
 
 e In quitt cone 
 ſcience. 
 
 Rom 2 4. 
 
 f Albeit his Epi. 
 fles were written 
 tc peculiar Chur- 
 ches, yet they con 
 teine a generall 
 doGsine apper · 
 teining to al mer 
 g Asno man 
 condemneth tke 
 brightnefie of 
 the fin becaufe 
 hiseye isnota. 
 ble to fafteine the 
 cleareneffe there 
 of: fo the hard- 
 nefe which we 
 cannot fometime 
 compaffe or per- 
 fe@ly vnderftand 
 inthe Scriptures. — 
 ought not to 
 
 take away from 
 vsthevicofthe 
 Scripturess 
 fOrswrefte 
 
 c Which gineth 
 
 life and had itin 
 
 himfelfe,lohn 
 
 — 
 d Before all bes 
 ginning. 
 
 c The effe@ of 
 the Gofpel is, 
 that we all be- 
 thefonnes ofGod 
 
 la 
 
Chriftis our Aduocat 
 
 aCe 
 
 our fellowſhip allognap be with the Father, 
 and with bts Donne Feis Chꝛiſt. 
 
 4 Gnd thele things wette wee vnto pou, 
 that pout toy may be fnil. ; 
 
 § This then is the meflage, which wee 
 haue heard of him. eel sez vito pou, that 
 
 ohn 8,02. Gad *13 ight, and in btm ts no Darknelle. 
 Thefivitsof 6 Ff welay that we haue fellowthip with 
 our fathmult him, and walke in s Darkenelle, wee lte, and 
 declarewhether Doe not truely: 
 webcioynedin 7 Burtfwe walke inthe light, as be is 
 Godorno:for in the light, wee baue fellowmtip > one with 
 Godbeingthe another, and the* blood of Jelus Chaitt his 
 
 very puritie and 
 light, will not 
 haue fellowfhip 
 with them which 
 lie in finne and 
 darkneſſe. 
 
 g Inan euil con- 
 {cience,and with 
 out the feare of 
 
 Sonne cleanleth vs froin ail finne. 
 
 8 * FE we fay that we haue no finne, wee 
 deceiue our (elues,and traeth ts not in vs. 
 
 9 Ifwe iacknowledge our finnes, he ts 
 faithfult ann iut, to forgtue vs onr finnes 
 ae ta cleanfe vs from all pnrtghteout 
 neſſe. 
 
 Io Ifwee fay wee haue not ſinned, wee 
 Make him a liar and bis || wozDts not in vs. 
 
 E Tehn. 
 
 12 8 Little childeen, 3 wite vnto yon, be» 
 caule pour finneg are forgiven yot fog” bis 
 fames fake. : 
 
 13 J write vnto you, fathers, becauſe pee 
 bane knowen dim that ts from the begin 
 ning. Imite vnto yuu yong men, becaule 
 pe haue overcome the || wickeD. 
 
 14 J wire vnts pou, sabes, becaule pee 
 bane known the Father. Jhaue witten vn⸗ 
 to pou,fathers.becaule pe haue knowen him, 
 thatis from the beginning. J hane written 
 vnto you, young mein, becaule yee are rong, 
 and the word of Hod abideth tn pou, and ye 
 haue ouercome the || wicked. 
 
 Iş Loug not the ! world, neither the 
 things that are in the world. Ffany man 
 toue the world, the loue of thz Father is not 
 
 tn bim. 
 
 16 Foꝛ all that istin the woꝛld (as the lut 
 of the k fief, the! luft of rhe eyes, and the 
 m pride of iife) is not of the Father, but isof 
 the wold. 
 
 17 And the world pafleth away, and the 
 
 Of Antichrift. | 
 
 g Henaneth 
 all the faithful] 
 children, ashe 
 being their {pitt 
 tuall Father ar- 
 tributing to olde 
 men knowledge 
 of great things, 
 to young men 
 ftrength, co chil. 
 dren obedience 
 and reverence 
 
 to their gover 
 nours, 
 
 h For Chrift, 
 fake, 
 
 flOr,the deus, 
 lOr, the deuill. 
 
 1 As itis aduere 
 farieto God, ` 
 Tames 4.4, 
 
 k To liue in 
 pleafure, 
 
 God. 
 
 h. Thatis Chrift with vs,and we with our felues. Heb. 9. 14. 1. pet. 1. 
 19. reue. i.5. 1. Kings 8.46, 2,chron.6.36. prou.20,9. eccle.7.23, 
 ĩ Ifwee benot alhamed, earneftly and openly to acknowledge our 
 
 luf thereof. bur hee that fuiallerh the willof 1 Wantonneffe, 
 
 feluesbefore God to be finners. \Or doctrine. 
 
 a Chriftis our 
 onely aduocate 
 and atonement: 
 
 for the office of 
 
 interceflion and 
 redemption are 
 joyned together. 
 b Thatis,ot them 
 which haue em- 
 braced the Go- 
 fpell by faith in 
 allages,degrees 
 and places: for 
 there is no falua- 
 tion without 
 
 *Chrilt. - 
 
 a 
 
 e Thatis, by 
 faith, and fo obey 
 
 - him: for know- 
 ledge cannorbe 
 
 without obedi- 
 ence. 
 
 d Woerebyhe 
 Joueth God: fo 
 thatto loue God 
 isto obey his 
 word, 
 
 fOr doctrine. 
 
 e Wnen the Law 
 was giuen. 
 
 f Louethy neigh- 
 bour asthy felfe, 
 is the olde com- 
 maundement 
 taughtin the 
 Law:but when 
 
 CHAP, IL 
 
 t Chrifli our aduocate. 10 Of true loue, and 
 how it tried. 18 To beware of Antichrift. 
 Mz babes, thete things wite Jvnto pou, 
 
 that pe finne not: and if anp man finite, 
 we haue an 2 Aduocate with the Father, Je⸗ 
 fus Chꝛiſt che Fuk, oly 
 
 2 Andee ts the reconciliation for our 
 finnes; and not foz oursonely, but atl foz 
 the finnes of ° the whole wold. 
 
 3 And hereby weare lurethat we: know 
 bim,ttwe keepe his cammandements. 
 
 4 Wee that faith, J know him, and kegs 
 peth not his commandements, t3 å liar, and 
 the trueth is not in him. 
 
 _ § Buthee that keepeth bis word, in him 
 is 4 the loue of Hod perfect in deede: hereby 
 mMeknowthatwearemmbim, 
 
 6 Wee that faith hee remaineth in him, 
 ought euen fo to walke, as hee hath walked. 
 
 7 Brethren, J write no new || comman: 
 Dement vnte yous but an olde commaunde· 
 ment which pee baue had from the e begin. 
 ning + the totoe conimaundement is the 
 ime, which ye bane heard from the begin- 
 
 8 Againe, a newe commaundement J 
 write vnto pau, that which is truein bith, 
 and alfo in you: foz the darkneſſe is pat ann 
 the true light new ſhineth. 
 
 9 He that faith chat he is in the light, and 
 hateth bis brother, ts in darkeneſſe vntill 
 this time. s 
 
 _ Lo *Heethatloueth bis bꝛother, abideth 
 inthe light, and there ts none occaſion of e- 
 uill in bim, 
 
 IL But hee that hateth his brother, tsin 
 Darkencfle, and walketh tn darkeneſſe, anv 
 kuoweth not whither ye moeth, becaule that 
 Datknelle bath blinocd bis eyg, -> 
 
 Thrift faith, So loue one another, as I have oued yon , hee givetha 
 new commandement onely as touching che forme, but not as touch- 
 ing the nature or ſubllance of the precept. Chap.3. 14 
 
 rar 
 
 f 
 
 God abideth euer. 
 
 18 Babes, itis the latime, and as yee 
 haue heard that Antic! zit Hall come, enen 
 now are there many Autichriſts, woherby we 
 know that itis the lat timez. 
 
 Ig They went out from vs, but they 
 Were not of us; foz tf Sycy had beene ofvs 
 they would haue continued mith vs. But 
 this commeth to paffe , that it might appeare, 
 that thep are trot all of us. 3 
 
 20 But ye hane an ointment from him, 
 thattsp holp, t peehaue knowen all thugs, 
 
 21 Fa hae not witten vnto you, becaute 
 pe Know nat the truth : but becaute pe know 
 it, and that no lic is of the tructh. i 
 
 22 io is a lyar, buthee that Benteth 
 that Jeſus is: Milt? the fame ts the Aur- 
 tichit that denteth the Father and the 
 Dome. i 
 
 -23 Whoſoeuer denieth the Sonne, the 
 faine f hath not the Fathert. - 
 
 24. Let therefor: abide inyon that fame 
 which pee paur beard from the beginning, 
 HE that whtch pe haue heard froni the begiũ⸗ 
 ning, hall remaine in pou,pee alſo tall cou 
 tinue in the Done, and in the Father. 
 
 25 Andthisis the pꝛomiſe tyat hee hath 
 promifed bs,euen eternaltlife. 
 
 26 Thele things baue J witten vnto 
 pou;concerning them that Deceiue pou. 
 
 27 But the anointing which ye receiued 
 bE hun, dwelleth in vonand pe need not that 
 any man teach pou : but as the ſamet anoin⸗ 
 ting teacheth pou of al things, and it is true, 
 andis not lying, and as it caught yos, pe Hal 
 abite || in binn 7 i —2* 
 
 28 Gnd now., “little childzen, abide in 
 him, that wher he ſhall appeare, we may Bee 
 bold, and not bee ahamed befoze him at bis 
 papa 
 
 29 FE vee knowe that hee is righteous, 
 know pe that hee which doth rightcoutly, ts 
 borme of him. 
 
 m Ambition and 
 pride, 
 
 n Which feemed 
 to haue heene of 
 our number,be- 
 caufe for atime 
 they occupied 
 aplace inthe 
 Church, 
 
 o The prace of 
 the holy Ghoft. 
 p Which is 
 Chrift. 
 
 q 'nthis Epiftle 
 which] now 
 write ynto you, 
 
 r Hethat taketh 
 away or dimint. 
 fheth either of 
 the natures in 
 Chrift, orhe 
 
 that confoun- 
 deth orfepara- 
 teththem, elfehe 
 that putteth not 
 difference be- 
 rweene the pers 
 fon ofthe Sonne, 
 and alfo he that 
 beleeueth not to 
 haue remiffion 
 of finnes by his 
 onely facrifice, 
 denieth Chit 
 
 to be thetrue 
 Meffias. 
 
 f Phen the infi- 
 dels worfhip nox 
 the true God, 
 
 + Burt he chat 
 confeficth the 
 
 Sonig, hath 
 
 alſo » Father. 
 t Chrift commit 
 
 nicateth himfelfe vnto you, and reachetl: you by the holy Ghoft and 
 
 his minifters, ||Or,i# Clir:/2, 
 Church of Chrift in generall, 
 
 u By this name he meaneth the whole 
 
 CHAP, 
 
Wherefore Chrift came. 
 
 a Being made the 
 - fonnes of God in 
 
 Chrift,he fhew- 
 eth what quali- 
 ties we muft haue 
 to be difcerned 
 from baftards, 
 
 b Thatis, Chrift, 
 c As the mem- 
 bers and head 
 are,which make 
 one perfeét body 
 d That is, in 
 whom finne doth 
 reigne,fo that hee 
 feeketh not tobe 
 fanGified. 
 F1453+4,9- 
 E.pet.2.22, 
 
 Iobn 8.44. 
 
 e As appeared 
 
 by Adam. . 
 
 f Which is the 
 holy Ghoft, 
 
 g He cannot be 
 vnder the power 
 of finne,becaufe 
 the (pirit of God 
 corte@eth his 
 euill and corrupt 
 affe&ions. 
 
 CRTAP GLIT 
 
 8 The ſingular loue o{ God toward us, 7 And 
 how we againe ought to lowe one another. 
 
 B Epoid, what toue the tather path Hew 
 
 eD on vs, that wee ould bee a cailed the 
 fonnes of Gon: fox this cauſe tie wold 
 lea: pou net, becaule tt knowerl not 
 pun, 
 
 2 Dearelp beloued, nowe are wee the 
 ſonnes of God, but pet tt Doeth not appeare 
 what we hail be: and wee know that wher 
 b He thallappeare, we thall bec like him: foz 
 we Hall tec him as bets. j è 
 
 3 Andenery man that hath this hope tn 
 anpa OVE anen as be ts pure. 
 
 4 CGihofocuer ¢ comnmitteth finne tranf 
 greſſeth allo the law: fo: finnets the tran 
 grefiton of the Law. 
 
 § And peknow that be appeared that be 
 might* take away our ſinnes, and in him ts 
 no tinne. f Lik 
 
 6 Mhoſoeuer abideth in him ſinneth not; 
 whoſoeuer linneth hath net itene him, neie 
 ther bath knowen hin. 
 
 7 Litle childzen,let no man Decetne pou: 
 De that doeth righteouſneſſe, is righteous,as 
 be is righteous, ~- : 
 
 8 Wee that* committer) finne, is okthe 
 deuill: foz the deuil finneth from thebegtn« 
 hing: fo: this purpole appeared the Sonne 
 a od — bee might loole the workes of 
 
 deuill. 
 
 9 Mhoſoeuer is borne of Hod, ſinneth 
 
 ‘not; fof his ſeede remaineth in him, nei- 
 fher can beee finne, becaule beets borne of 
 
 h He defcendesh 00. 
 
 from the firft ta- 
 
 ble of the com- 
 
 - mandements,to 
 
 - the fecond, 
 
 Iohn 13.34. 
 
 and 15.12, 
 
 Gene.4.8. 
 
 i This loue isthe 
 {peciall fruit of 
 our faith, and a 
 certaine figne of 
 Our regeneration, 
 
 hap.2.10. 
 
 Lenit.19.17,18. 
 
 Zohn 15.13. 
 
 ephef-5.2. 
 
 Luke 3.11. 
 
 k Whichis not 
 _ the caufewhere- 
 
 fore we are the 
 ſonnes of God, 
 
 buta meft cet- 
 
 _ taine figne, 
 
 1 If our confet- 
 ence being guil- 
 tie of anything, 
 
 ~be abieto con- 
 demne vs,much 
 more the indge- 
 ment of Gad, 
 which knoweth 
 our hearts bet- 
 
 - terthen we our 
 
 | felues,is able to 
 
 _ condemne ys. 
 
 — 
 
 
 
 10 Jn this are the children of God know⸗ 
 en,and the chtldzen of the deuill: wholocuer 
 Doeth not righteouſneſfſe, ts net of God, nef- 
 ther he that * loueth not bis brother. 
 
 Il fo: this ts che meflage that yee heard 
 froin the beginning , that * wee Mould loue 
 one another. ; 
 
 12 Rot as * Cain which was of the wic- 
 ked, and fewe pis bzsther: and wherefore 
 flew be him? becaule his owne wozkes were 
 euill, and his bꝛot hers good. 
 
 13 Maruetie not, my brethetn, though 
 the wozid hate you. 
 
 14 e know that we are tranflated from 
 Death tnte life, becanfe wee iloue the bze⸗ 
 thn: * Hee that loueth not his brother, abi- 
 Berth indeath. : 
 
 15 CGihoioeuct hateth his brother, is a 
 manflayer : and pe know that ne manſlayer 
 hath eternalltife abiding in him. 
 
 16 * Hereby haue we perceinued lene.that 
 hee layde Downe hts life fez vs: therefore 
 we ought alfo to lay Downe our lives fez th 
 baethzen. i 
 
 17 * And wholoeuer hath this wondes 
 good, and ſeech his brother baue neede, and 
 fhutteth vp bis compaffion from him, bow 
 Dwelleth the lour of God in him? f 
 
 18 My little chilazen, les vs not loue iu 
 woꝛd, neither in tongue onely, but in «Deeve 
 and in trueth. : 
 
 19 Fo: thereby twee knowe that wee are 
 of the trueth, and Mall befoze him affure our 
 hearts. ; 
 
 20 For ik our heart condemne vs, God 
 
 ~ 
 
 — 
 
 Chap. 
 
 iij. üij. Gods loue toward vs. 
 
 greater then our heart, and knoweth all 
 hings. 
 
 21 Beloued, tf our heart condemne bs 
 nor, then bane we boldneſſe toward God. 
 
 22 *And whattocuce wee alke, weeres Fohr 15.7. 
 ceine of htm, becauſe we keepe his comman⸗ and 16.23. 
 Deinents, ans Doe thoi things whtch are mat.as.22. 
 pleating in bis fight. chap.5,14. 
 
 23 * Ehisisthen bis commaundement, Loha 6.29, 
 That wee belecue in the Mame ot his fonne ard 17,3. 
 Jefus Chk , and loug one another, as hee 
 gaue commandement. ; 
 
 24 * soz bee that keepeth bis commautt 
 Dements , Dwellerh in him, and hee tn him: 
 and hereby we knowe that he abrdeth trys, 
 cuen by the ſpirit which be hath ginen vs, 
 
 J CUHTAIBICIPED 
 
 1 Difference of (pirits. 2 How the fhirit o 
 God may bee —— fromthe ſpirit of posi 45 
 Ofthe loue of God,and of our neighbours, 
 
 De beioued,beleene not every (pirit, i 
 but trte rhe 2 {pirits whetherthey are of a Them which 
 
 Gov: foz many falle prophets are gone ont boak tbotthey 
 
 into the wold, haue the Spirit 
 
 2 Hereby foal pe know the ſpirit of Gon, to preach or 
 Cuery tptrite that confellerh that Jeſus prophefie, 
 
 t Chait ts come in the fleth,ts of Gon. b Who being 
 
 3 And euery ſpirit which contefleth net very God,came 
 that Jefus Cheiſt ts come in the fief, ts not from his Father 
 of God: but this is the pirit of Antichziſt, and tooke vpor 
 of whome yee haue heard, howe that bee him ourfieth, 
 eula come, and ¢ now already Hee ts inthe He thar contef- 
 world, eth or preacher 
 
 4 Little chion pearce of God, and haue thistrucly, hath 
 ouercome them : foz greater is hee that igin the Spiritef 
 pou then d he thatis inthe wold, God, elie note 
 
 5 `Thepareof the world, therkore ſpeake c He began to 
 tbey of the wolo, and the world heareth bùild the myftee 
 them, „tie of iniquitie. 
 
 6 CMceareof God, *heethatknowetf d Saanthe 
 God, © heareth vs : hee that is notof God, princeofthe © 
 bearcth va not. Hereby know wee thelpirit world, 
 of trneth,and the ſpirit of errour. Ichn 8.47, 
 
 7 Beloued, let vs loue one another : foz) e With pureaf- ~ 
 lone commeth of God, and euery one that teGion andobe- ` 
 loueth is bozne of God,and knoweth Goo. dience, 
 
 8 Hethat loueth not, knoweth not Gon: 
 
 Foz God ts lone. 
 
 545 
 
 Toh 3:34, 
 and 15.50, 
 
 * Jn this fappeared the loue of God 
 toward vs,becauſe God fent his only begot⸗ 
 ten Donne tito the world, that wee might 
 lite through bim, 
 
 Io Herein is loue,not that we loued Gov, 
 but that be loued vs, and fent his Sonne to 
 bea g reconciliation fo: our finnes. 
 
 Ir Beloucd,tf God fo loued vs, we ought 
 allo to loue one another. 
 
 12 *fAo man hath feene God at any time, 
 JE we loue oneanother,Gon dwelleth in vs, 
 and hts loue ts perfect in ps. : 
 
 13 Hereby knowe wee that Wee Twel in 
 him,and hein vs: becaule hee hath gluen vg 
 of bts Spirit. f 
 
 14 Gnd wee haue feene and doe teftifie, 
 that the father fent the Bonne co bee the 
 Hauiour of the wod? 
 
 John 316: 
 
 f Truethitis, 
 that God bath 
 declared. his loue 
 In many other 
 things, buz herein 
 hath pafled all 
 other. 
 
 £ By his onely 
 death, 
 
 John 1.18, 
 
 1 £13,616. 
 
 15 Mholoeuer *confefleth that Jefiis ig h Sothat his 
 the Donne of God, in hun dwelleth Gov, confeflion pro- 
 
 and hein Gov. 
 16 And wee haue knowen, and beleeued 
 A 333 the 
 * 
 *. 
 
 ceedeth of faith, 
 
Three witneffes. 
 
 [Ortoward us. 
 i By infpising ic 
 into Vs, 
 
 the tae that God hath iiin vs.God ia louz, 
 and bet toat dwelleth in teur, Dorclieth ix 
 od, and God in hini. 
 
 17 Herein is tye loue pertect in vs, that 
 
 we homd haue boldues in the Bay of iudge· 
 
 k Suchas(hould 
 troudle the cone 
 fcience. 
 
 I For God pte- 
 fentetb himfelfe 
 to vsin them, 
 which beare his 
 image. 
 
 ohn 13.34 
 and 15.12 
 
 a Isregenerate 
 by che vertue of 
 his fpsrir. ` 
 
 b Theloue of 
 God muft gobe-. 
 fore,or els we can 
 not leue aright. 
 Matth.i1,30. 
 
 c They are eafie 
 to the fonnes of 
 God which are 
 led with his ſpi⸗ 
 rit:forthey de- 
 
 _ light therein. 
 
 1.(6r.1 5:57: 
 
 d That is, rege 
 heration, 
 
 e The waterand 
 blood that came 
 out of his fide, 
 declare that we 
 hate our finnes 
 walled by bim, 
 and he hath made 
 full fatisfa@ion 
 
 ment: for as bee is, cuenio are we in this 
 
 world. ; 
 
 18 @yere is nok feare inlone, butper» 
 fect loue calteth out teare: to fear? Hath 
 painefulneſſe: and hee that feareth, ts net 
 perfect in lone. 
 
 19 (e ione him, becauſe be louen vs firit. 
 
 20 Jf any man fap, J loue Sod, and hate 
 his bzother, bee is aipar: foz! how can bee 
 that faueth not his brother whom bee bath 
 ſeene, loue God whom he hath noc eene? 
 
 21 *Qnathts commandement pane wee 
 of hin, that hee which loueth God, ould 
 loue His bꝛother alio. 
 
 CHAP. V. 
 
 1. 10.13 Ofthe fruites of fatb, 14.20 The 
 office, authoritie, and diuimtae of Chrifi. 28 A- 
 gainft mages. N 
 
 VW Hoſoeuer belecneth that Felts is the 
 
 Chit, is a bone of God, and euery 
 one that isucth him which begate, loueth 
 him allo which ts begotten of hun. 
 
 2 In this we know that weloucthe chil: 
 Been of Hod, wien we lone > God, and keepe 
 bis commandements. 
 
 3 For thisistheloucof God, that wee 
 keepe bis commandements : and his * com⸗ 
 mandements are not: grieuous. ; 
 
 4 Foz all thatis boꝛne of God ouercom⸗ 
 meth the wold: and this is the bictoztcthat 
 ouercommeth the wold, euen our faith. 
 
 5° “Uho is it that oucrcommeth the 
 wol, but hee which belecueth that Fetus 
 isthe ſonne of Gon? i 
 
 6 This is that gelus Chit that came by 
 a water © and blood, not by water onely, but 
 by water and blosv;and tt tt the! fpirtt,that 
 beareth witneſſe: for the ſpirit is e truth. 
 
 7 Forthercare three, which beare reco 
 inheauen, the Father, the Mord, and tke 
 boly Ghott; and chelethace are oue. - 
 
 8 Andthere are thee, which beare re⸗ 
 
 forthefame. f Our minde infpired by the holy Ghoſt. g Which 
 veflifieth to our hearts, that we are the children of God. 
 
 {lOr,worthy and 
 noble. 
 
 a According to 
 godlineffe, and 
 not withany — 
 worldly affeGion 
 
 IIL Iohn. 
 
 codi the earth, the ſufrit, and the water, 
 and the bisod: and thefe three agree inone. 
 
 9 Ft we receiue the wirnede of men, the 
 witnette of Cot is greater; for thisisthe 
 wititelle of God, which hee teitificd of his 
 Bonnie. i 
 
 10 * Hee that beleeueth inthe Sonne of 
 Ooo, Hath he witneſſe tin himſelke: he that 
 beiceuctt not God, hath made Him a lyar, 
 becaule hee belecued not the recorde; that 
 God witneiled of his Bonne. 
 
 IL And this is tie record, that God hath 
 giuen vnto vs erernall lite, and this life is 
 in his Benne. 
 
 12 We that hath the Sonne, hath life; and 
 hee that hath not the Sonne ok God, hath 
 not life. g 
 
 13 ak things haue J written puto you, 
 that beleeucin the mame of the Sonne of 
 God, that yee may know that pee haus eter: 
 nall life, and that pee map belecue inthe 
 fame of the Donne of Go. 
 
 14 And this ts the aflurance, that wee 
 bant in him, * that tf wee alke any thing ac- 
 carding to his will, hje heareth vs. 
 
 Is And tf wee knowe that hee heareth 
 vs, whatfocucr wee afke, wee knowe that 
 Wee Hane the petitions that we paue Delired 
 ofbim. 
 
 16 Jf any man fee his brother Rune a 
 finne, thatis not vnto Death, lec him afke, ¢ 
 He hall gine him life foz them that {inne not 
 tunto Death.” Chere ts a tinne i vnto death: 
 3 fay nat that thou ſhouldeſt pray for tt. 
 
 17 All vnrighteouſneſſe is Gnne,but there 
 
 isafinnenot vnto Death. : 
 
 18 Uee know that whoiocuer is borne of 
 God, * finneth not : but hee that is begotten 
 bf God, ' keepeth hinielfe,and them wicker 
 a toucheth btn not. 
 
 I9 Cic know that we are of Gov, and the 
 whole world ° lieth tn wicke dneſſe. 
 
 20 But wee knowe that the Sonne of 
 
 Godis* come, and hath ginenbsaminde God 
 
 to know hint, which tz true: and wee are in 
 bim that ts true, thatis, in his Sonne Jeſus 
 Cini: this fame is very P God, and etere 
 nalttife. 
 
 21 Babes, keepe pour (elues from 4 idols, 
 Amen. 
 
 avs The fecond Epiftle of Iohn. 
 
 He writeth unto a certaine Lady, 4 Reisycing 
 that her childres walke iathetrueth, 5 And ex- 
 horteth them vnto loue, 7 Warneth themto be- 
 ware of fuch deceiuers as dente that Ieſus Chrifi is 
 come in the flefh, 8 Prayeth them to continue in 
 the doct/ ine of Chrzf?, 10 And to haue nothing to 
 doe with them that bring not the true doctrine of 
 Chrift Ieſus our Sauiour. . 
 
 ep aw Pe Elder tothe || elect Lavie, 
 ey and her chilozen, whome J 
 é lone inathetructh: aud not 3 
 
 
 
 
 
 x 
 a AY onely, but alfo atl that baue 
 WASP. kowen the tructh, : 
 — ** 2 forthe trucths {ake which 
 Dwelleth inss, and Halbe with vs foz ener: 
 3 Grace bee with pou, mercie and peace 
 from Gon the Father, and from the Lozd 
 
 ~ 
 
 Jetis Chik the onne of the Father, with 
 > trueth and loune. 
 
 4 Jretopced greatly, that J found of thy 
 children walking < in crueth, as we haug res 
 cetued a commandement ofthe Father. 
 
 § Andnow belecch I thee Lady, (not as 
 wꝛiting anew commaundement vnto thee, 
 but that fame which wee had from the be- 
 ginning) that we * ioue one another. 
 
 6 Andthisis thelouc, that wee ſhould 
 walke after his || commaundenents. Chis 
 commaunDdement ts, that as yee baue heard 
 from the beginning, pee ſhould walke in ft. 
 
 7 For many deceiuers are entred inte 
 the world, which confefle not that Jems 
 Chik is come in the fleth. Vee that is hich 
 one is a deceiuer and an Eora 
 
 The finnevnto death. 
 
 John 3.36. 
 TDE God, 
 
 Matyi 21, 
 22,chap.2 22. 
 
 h Although cue- 
 ry finne bee to 
 death, yet God 
 through his mer- 
 cie pardoneth 
 
 his in bis Sonne 
 Chrift. 
 
 Mat.12 31. mar. 
 3-29 luke 82.10, 
 i Astheirsis * 
 whom God doth 
 
 fo farfake, that 
 they fall inte vte 
 terdefpare, 
 
 k Giweth not 
 himfelfe ſo ouet 
 to finne,that he 
 forgetteth God, 
 l Takechheede 
 that he finne not, 
 m That is Satan. 
 n Wih a mortal 
 wound, 
 
 o That is, all men 
 generally as of 
 themfelues, liess 
 it were buried ia 
 euill. 
 
 Like 14 45. 
 
 p Chrift very 
 
 gq Meaning from 
 eucry forme and 
 fathion of thing 
 whichis fet vp 
 for any deuotion 
 to. worthip God. 
 
 b We cannot re- 
 ceiue the prace 
 of God, except 
 we haue the true 
 knowledge of 
 him,of the which 
 knowledge loue ` 
 proceedeth. 
 
 c According to 
 Gods word. 
 Tohn 15.12. 
 
 \|Or,doGtrine, 
 
 
 
 
 
. God the Father 
 
 
 
 Walking inthe trueth. 
 
 d By (uffering 8 Looketo pour ſelues that we “tole not 
 
 ourfeluestobe the things which we haue done, but that we 
 
 feduced, may receme a full reward. ; 
 
 e Hethat paffeth Mhoſoeuere tranſgreſſeth, ct abideth 
 
 the limitsot pure notin the Doctrine of Chꝛiſt, hath not God, 
 
 doGrine, ine that continucth inthe Doctrine of Chik, 
 
 be hath both the Father and the Sonne. 
 
 Io HF there come any vuto pou, ans being 
 
 Rom.16017, not this dectrine, * recctue him not to boule, 
 
 III. Iohn. Inde. 
 
 Who denie Chriſt. 546 
 
 neither bid him, ‘God ſpeede. £ Haue nothing 
 
 Il For hethat bindeth bhim, God ſpeede, to dec witk him, 
 is partakcr ot pis enill Deedes. Although J neither thewhim 
 hav many things to wite vnto pou, pet J any figne of fa. 
 would not write with paper and inke; but J miliarity orace 
 truf tocome buto you, and {peake mouth to quaintance. 
 mouth that our top may be full. 
 
 11 The lonneso€ thine helcct ſiſter greet |lOr,worthy. 
 thee, Amen. 
 
 a The third Epiſtle of Iohn. 
 
 Hee it glad of Gaius that hee walketh in the 
 tructh, 8 Exherteth themto bee lowing untothe 
 poore Chriflians inthesr perfecution, 9 fheweth 
 the unkind dealing of Dyotrephes, 12 And the 
 good report of Demetrius. s 
 
 otay Pe Elder vnto the beloued 
 aa) Gaius whome J lone in the 
 tructh. i 
 j 2 Beloued,T with chiefiy 
 ; ý thou prꝛoſperedſt & fared 
 ly conuerfation, well asthyſoule prolpereth. 
 as they which 3 JoJ reioyced greatly when the be- 
 haueboththe cthien came, and teftified of the trueth that ig 
 knowledgeand fthec,jowrboumalkeinthetructh. 
 feare of God. 4 Jhane no greater top then thts, that is, 
 b By keepng  tObeare that mplonnes walke in? veritp· 
 hofpitalitie, $ Beloued, thou dock faithfully whatto- 
 c Ifthou furni- euẽr thou Doel to thebecthzen , eto b ran- 
 
 fheftthem with Sets, f 
 
 necefliries to- 6 Ahich bare witneſſe of thy loue beſore 
 wardtheiriour. the Churches, whom tf thou banget on 
 ney,knowing their iourncy,as it < belcemeth, according to 
 thattheLord © 90, thou fhalt doc well, 
 
 Gayth,He that 7 Becaule that for his names fake they 
 receiueth you, 
 receineth me, 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 P 
 
 a That is,in god- 
 
 tiles. 
 
 went foosth, andtooke nothing ofthe Gens- 
 
 8 Tee therefore ought to recetue fth, 
 that we might be helpers to the trueth. 
 
 9 3 wote wntothe Church: but Dio⸗ 
 trephes which loueth to baue the meemi 
 nence among them,recetueth bs not. 
 
 1o AMherekoreik ZT come, J will declare 
 bis Deedes which bee Doeth, pratling ae 
 gaint vs with malicious wordes, and noe 
 therewith content, neither be bimlelfe re- 
 ceiueth the bretheen, but forbiddeth them 
 that would, and thrutteth chem out of the 
 Church. 
 
 It Beloued, followe not that which is 
 eutli,but that whichis good; hee that Doeth 
 wellis of Go + but he chat Doeth euill hath 
 not # lecne God, 
 
 12 Demetrius hath good repost of all 
 micv,and of the trueth it ſelfe: peaand wee 
 our (eluesbeare recoꝛd, and pee know that 
 our recozD ts true, 
 
 13 Jhaue many things to write; but J 
 willuot with inke and pen watte vnto thee. 
 
 14 Fo? Itruſt J hall hoztly (ce thee,ana 
 twe Hall (peake mouth to mouth. Peace bee 
 with thee. The friends falute thee, Greete 
 the friends by name, 
 
 lOr, knowen. 
 
 The generall Epiſtle of Iude. 
 
 THE ARGVMENT. 
 
 Aint Iude ddmonifHeth all 
 
 Churches generally to rake heede of deceiuers , which foe about to 
 
 draw away the hearts of tbe fimple people from the trueth of God , and willeth them to haue ne 
 focieti¢ with fuch, whom he fetteth foorth in their lively colours, fhewing by diuers examples of the 
 Scriptures, what horrible vewgeance is prepared for them: finally, hee comtorteth the fichfull, and 
 exhorteth them to perftuere in the doctrine of the Apofiles of Ieſus Chrift, 
 
 ty Fe AA UA DE a (eruant of Jefus 
 wy) (AVG Chat, ebzotherof James, 
 YO to them which are called and 
 S fanctified ? of God the Fa- 
 
 eye ther, andè referued to Jeſus 
 A Chit 
 
 
 
 
 2 The faithfull 
 ate fanétified of 
 
 in the Sonne by 2 Mercie vnte you, and peace, and lone 
 theholy Ghot. be multiplied. 
 
 b That he fbould 
 keepe you,lohn 
 17.6. 
 c Againft the af 
 faults of Satan 
 and heretikes. 
 _ di That he fhould 
 keepe it for euer. 
 e Heconfirmeth 
 _ their hearts againft the conzemners of religion and apoftates, hew- 
 _ ing that fuch men trouble not the Church atall aduentures, but are 
 appointed thereunto by the determinate counfell of God. 
 
 3 Beloned, when J gane all diligence to 
 wite pita you ef the common taluation, tt 
 was necdfull foz me to write unta you, to er: 
 hort you, that pe ſhould carneftly < contend 
 foz che maintenance ot the faith, which was 
 d once giuen bunto the Saints. 
 
 4. Foꝛ there are certaine men crept in, 
 which were before of olde ordeined to this 
 
 condemnation ; vngodly men they are whith 
 turne the grace of our God into wantonnes, 
 and * dente God the onely Lod, and our 
 our Led Jeſus Chꝛiſt. 
 
 § 3J will therefore put yon in remem⸗ 
 brance,fozafinuchas pe once knew this,how 
 thatthe Lod after that bee ban Deltuered : 
 the prople out of Egypt, deſtroyed theni af ACum.14.37. 
 terward which f beleencd not. _ . £ Their incredue 
 
 6 The- Angels allo which kept not their lity was the foun- 
 firft || eftate, but left their owne habitation, taine ofall their 
 he hath referucd in euerlaiting chaines bn: ewill. 
 der darkeneſſe vnto the siudgement of the 2.Pet.2 4. 
 great Day. lOr original, ~ 
 
 _As* Bonome and Gomorrhe, and g Then thalbe > 
 the cities abont them, which in Itke maner their extreame ~~” 
 ag they BID committed fornication, and fol: punitiment, — 
 lowed ftranre fleth, are fet forth fox anen- Gen. 19.24,35+ 
 fasmple, and {uffer the vengeance of cternall h Mot horible 
 
 fire, ie <- pollutions, 
 a Likes 
 
 2, Pet. 2. 1. 
 
* 
 
 Balaams wages. 
 
 i Which thew 
 themfelues dull 
 
 ' and ivpudent. 
 -k Icis moſt like 
 that this example 
 
 was written in 
 fome of thofe 
 bookes of the 
 Scripture which 
 are now loft, 
 
 ` Num.21,14, 
 
 lofh.10 13. 
 2.chron.9,29, 
 
 1 In Zecharie 3. 
 
 - 2 Chrift vnder 
 
 the name ofthe 
 Angel rebuked 
 Satan as know. 
 ing that he went 
 about to hinder 
 the Church: tut 
 here we are ad- 
 
 monifhed not to 
 
 feeketo reuenge 
 our felues by 
 cuill peaking, 
 burto referre 
 the thing to 
 God. 
 
 m By their car- 
 nall iudgement, 
 
 Geu.4.8. Naum. 22 23- 
 
 3 Liketwile notwithſtanding theſe idea. 
 mers allo orfle the leh, and delpiſe gouern ·⸗ 
 ment, aud ſpeake eutllof them that arein 
 authosttte, 
 
 9 Wee Michael the Archangel, when 
 hee ſtroue againit the deuill, and diſputed ae 
 bout the Body ot Mopſes, Durit not blame 
 hin with curlen {peaking, but fayd, ! Lhe 
 Lod rebuke thee. ` À 
 
 10 But thele peake enill of thofe things, 
 which thep know not re whatlocuer things 
 they know ™ naturally, as beaits which are 
 without realon, in thole things they corrupt 
 themfelues. 
 
 II Moe be bute thenr: fo: they batie fol- 
 lowed the wap * of Cain, and ave cati away 
 by the Decette * of Balaams wages, and pe: 
 tiib inthe» gaincfaping * of Core. 
 
 12 Thef are {pots oin pour teats ofcha- 
 ritie when they feat with pou, without? alf 
 Rare feeding themfelues : * cloudes they are 
 without water, caried about of winds , Coz 
 rupt trees,and without kruit, twile Dead, and 
 plucked bp by the rootes. 
 
 13 , 
 foming out their owne hame: they are wans 
 Ding ttarres,to whom is reſerued the blacks 
 neſſe of Darkenelfe fo: euer. 
 
 14 And Enoch allo che (cuenth from A- 
 Dam, pzoplsticd of uch, laying, *4 Beholde, 
 
 n Foras Core, Dathan, and Abiram fofe 
 
 vp and [pake againft Mofes, fo duethefe againft them thatare in au- 
 
 thoritie. A um. 
 
 -faithfull kept,par 
 
 P 
 s 
 
 lieue the needie, 
 
 ofhisChurch, 2.Pet.2.17. Reuel tg. 
 
 16.1,2. O Thefe were generall fealtes which the 
 tly to proteſt their brotherly loue, and partly to re- 
 Tertul,in Apoleget.cap.39. p  Eitherof God or 
 q Thisfaying of Baoch 
 
 _ might forthe worthineffe thereof haue been as a common ſaving a⸗ 
 
 4 
 - 
 
 $ 
 i 
 
 
 
 mong men ofall 
 
 times, or elfe haue beene written infome of thole 
 
 _ beokes which now remaine not: yet by the prouidence of God, fo 
 many are left as are able to inftruét vs in che faithof Ieſus Chrift to fale 
 uation, lohn 20.31. aos 
 
 Jude. 
 
 the Lord commeth with thouſands of his 
 Gants, i 
 
 15 Cogtue tudgement again all men, 
 and to rebũke all thevngodlp among theni 
 of all their wicked deedes, Which they haue 
 vngodly committed, and of all their cructl 
 {peakings , which wicked linners hane ſpo⸗ 
 ken agatnit him, 
 
 16 Chele are musmurers, complainers, 
 walking after tbeir owne luftes t: * whofe 
 mouthes [peake poun things, hauing mens 
 prong in admiration, becaule of a van 
 
 age, 
 
 17 But ye beloued, remember the words 
 which were poken before of the Apolttes of 
 pur Lord Jeſus Chit, 
 
 18 Howe that thep tolde pou that there 
 ſhould bce mockers * inthe laſt time, which 
 po walke after their owne vngodly 
 uteg. 
 
 19 Ghele are makers of fects, kleſhly, ha · 
 utug not the Dpirit: ; 
 
 20 But, pee beloued, edific your ſelues in 
 a molt poly faith, paying in the bolp 
 
 Bit, 
 
 They are the raging wanesoi the ſea, Ghoſt 
 
 21 And keepe pour felues imthe louc of 
 Gop, looking fo: the mercie of our Loꝛd Je⸗ 
 fns Chat virto eternal tife. : 
 
 22 And haue compafiion of (ome, in put- 
 ting Difference: 
 
 23 And other fane wtth tfeare, pulling 
 them out of the fire,and bate euen the egar- 
 ment (potted bp the fieh. 
 
 24 Mowe vnto him thatisable to keepe 
 pou that pe fall not, aud to pzelent your fault- 
 lelle befoze the pꝛeſence of bis glory with 
 
 toy, i 
 
 25 That is, to God onely wile, our Sani- 
 Our, bee glozp, and maieſtie, and Dominion, 
 and power both now and fozencer Amen. 
 
 Makers of fects, 
 
 tT Ft vngodli⸗ 
 nefle and ings 
 quitie. 
 Pfal.17.10. 
 
 1.0¢.4.3, 
 2.tꝛm. 3. 1. 
 
 2.pet,3-3- ; 
 
 r Of regene- 
 ration, 
 
 f Some may 
 
 be wonne with 
 gentleneffe,o- 
 ther by fharpe- 
 — Awe 
 t By tharpere- 
 proofes to draw 
 them out of 
 danger, 
 
 u Hewilleth not 
 onely to cutoff. 
 the euill,but alfo 
 to take away all 
 
 occafions,which are as préparatiues,and acceflariesto the fame, 
 
 e The Reuelation of || lohn 
 the Divine. © 
 
 THE ARGVMENT. 
 iE ismanifeft, thatthe holy Ghoft would, asit wete, gather into this moft excelent Bookea fumme 
 of thofe prophefies, which were written before,but fhould bee fulfilled after the comming of Chrift, 
 adding alfo fuch things as (hould be expedient, as wellto forewarne vs. of the dangers to come, asto 
 admonith vs to beware fome, and encourage vs againft others. Hercin therefore is lively fer forththe 
 diuinitie of Chriſt, and che ceftimonies of our redemption, what things the Spirit of God alloweth in 
 the minifters, and what things he reprooueth : the prouidence of God for his ele &, and of their glory 
 
 Or, declared to 
 Loln, 
 
 and confolation in the day of vengeance: howe that the hypocrites which fing like fcorpionsthe _ 
 
 members of Chrilt hall be deftroyed, But the Lambe Chrift {hall defend them which beare witnefle 
 tothetrueth , who in defpight of che beaſt and Satan will reigne overall, The liuely defcription of 
 Antichrifi is fet forth, whole time and power notwithftanding is limited ; amd albeit thathe is permit- 
 ted to rage againft the elect, yet hispower {tretcheth no further thento the hurt of their Codies: and 
 at length he (hailbe deftroyed by the wrath of God , when as the eleét fhall give praile to God for the 
 
 
 
 
 
 vidtorie: neuertheleffe, for a feafon God wil permit this Antichrift,and Rrumpet vnder colougef fayre 
 fpeach and pleafaant do@rine , to deciue the world; wherefore he aduertifeth the godly ¢ are 
 but a {mall portion) to auoide thisharlots flatteries and brags, whofe ruine without mercie fhall 
 
 fee, and with the heauenly companies fing continual! prayfess forthe Lambe is maricd: théWord of 
 God hath gottenthe victorie: Satan that a long time was vntied,isnow caf with his minifters into 
 
 ‘the pit of fre to be tormented for euer, whereas contrariwife the faithfull ( which are the holy citie 
 
 ofLerufalem, and wife of the Lambe ) (ball enioy perpetuall glory, Reade diligently, iudge foberly, 
 and call earne (tly to God for the trueVaderftanding hereof, 
 
 CHAP, 
 
 CPD 
 
Kinges and Priefts. 
 
 CHAP. L 
 1 Thecaufe of this reuelation. Of them that 
 reade it, 4 Lohn writeth to the [euen Churches. § 
 The Maiefire & office ef the fonne of God, 20 The 
 vifion of the CandleBickes and farres. 
 
 
 
 
 a Ofthings wie Reuelation of lesvs 
 which were bid NMiCurisr which > GDD 
 before. Ggaue vnto bin te Wew vnto 
 b Chriftrecei- AZ bislernants things which mut 
 ued this reuela Pease, otip bes Done:twhich hee tent, 
 tion out of his F and fhewed by bis Angel vnto 
 Fathersbofome is feruant Jobn, ; 
 
 ashisownedo- 2 C&bobarerccozd ofthe tod of Gov, 
 Grine, butitwas and Of the teftimony of Jefus Chꝛiſt, and ot 
 hidinrefpeQ of all things that be faw. 
 
 vs, fothatChritt 3 Blelled is hee that readeth , and they 
 asLordandGod that heare the words of this 4 prophefie, ana 
 
 teucileditto keepe thole things which are witten theres 
 Yohn hisferuant 1; fe? the time ts at ¢ band. z 
 bytheminiftery 4 Jobntathe ! euen Churches which 
 othisAngel,te ate in Alia, Grace be with pou t peace from 
 the edification of bim, Ciihtch * is, and CAbich was,  CAbich 
 his Chureh, ts to come, and from the (eucnelpirits which 
 e Tetacgood atebefoze his thzone, ; ; 
 und bad. § Andfrom Jelus Chik, which is a 
 d Whichex-  * faithfull witnefie, and * the ſitſt begotten 
 poundeththe  Ofthe Dead, and Pince of the Kings of the 
 oldProphets, earth, vnto bimthatloucd vs, and waſhed 
 and fheweth bs from our finnes in dis * blood, 
 what(halcome 6 And made vs Kings and Bꝛieſta vn- 
 topafleinthe to God, cuen his Father,to him be glozp and 
 New Teftament. Dominion foz euermoze, Amen. 
 
 ee And began 7 Bebhold,hecommeth with*clouds,aud 
 cuen then. euery eye thallleehim : yea euen thep which 
 f Meaningthe * peartedD bin thot t and all kindreos of 
 Church vniuer- the earth thall waple | before bin. Cuen fe, 
 fall, Amen. i : 
 Exod 3.14 .8 Jrami Alpha and Dmega,the begin» 
 g Thatisfrom ning andthe ending, faith the Tord, Ajith 
 the holy Ghoft: £3, and Ahich was, and Which is to come, 
 or thefefeucn | euen the Almighty. 
 Spirits were mi . 9 J Jobn cuenyourbrother,and compas 
 nifters before mon in tribulation and in the kingdom anv 
 Godthe Father’ patienceof Jeſus Chꝛiſt, wasin the ple cal: 
 & Chrift,whom led Patmos, for the word of God, and foz the 
 afterhecalleth witnellingofPelusCyit. 
 the hornes and Io And J was ravithed tn fpirit on * the 
 eies ofthelamb, Loꝛds day, and heard bebind mee a great 
 chap.s.6Ina Boyce, as tt ad bene ofa trumpet, 
 Yikephrafe Paul 11 Gaping, J am! Alpha and Omega, 
 takethGod,and thefirftandtictat : and that which thou 
 Chriftand the feeit, wite if a booke, and fend tt vnto the 
 Angelstowit- ®feuen Churches which are in Alia, vnto 
 nefle,1, Tim. Cphelus,andentoGimyna,aud vnto Pere 
 2.21. ganus, ans punto Thyattra, and vnto 
 
 * Pfal.89.37. Dardissand onto Philadelphta, and vnts 
 2-Cor.15.10.23. Laovicea. — YNSG Hh —BV 
 Colofr.18 12 Then F turned backe to lee thervoice 
 Hebr.9 i4 aac £4 F2EUESY SSA ES Ui OSA 
 
 E pet.1.19. 1, iol, 1.7.9.1 pet.2:§, Mats 24.30% i2 3.14 de. 14, 
 h They that contemned Chrift,and moft cruc Hy perfecuted him,ard 
 puthim tode th, (hall then acknowledgehim, (Or, far him. Chap. 
 21,6.and.22.13, i AlphaandOmegaare the firft and laft Jettersor 
 the abc of the Greeke. . kK Which fome cal] Sunday : S: Paulthe 
 firft day of the weeke, seCor.1 6,2, acte⸗ 20.7. ånd it was'eftablifhed 
 after that the TewesS wasabolifhed’ 1 Lam he before whom 
 nothing was, yea, by whom whatfotuerismadt, was'madeyandhee 
 that fhall ramaine when all things fhall peiit euen Lam the erernal! 
 God. m Ofthe which fome were fallen others decayed : fome 
 wese proud : others negligent ? fo thar heefheweth remedy for all, 
 @ That é;bim whofe voyce I heard: vi * 
 
 
 
 
 
 * 
 
 Chap.j.ij. 
 
 The feuen candleftickes. 547 
 
 that (pake with mee: and when J was tur- 
 ned, J law o fuen golden candlettickes, o Meaning,the 
 
 13 And in the middes of the leuen can · Churches, 
 Dieltickes one like vnto the r fonne of man, p: Which was 
 clothed with a garments Downe to thefeet, Chrift, the head 
 and girded about the paps with a golben ofthe Church, 
 girdle. q Asthe chicle 
 
 I4 His head, and haires were f whiteag priet, 
 white wosl, and as (new, and his epegwoe r For in him was 
 asa‘ flameoffire, | fo Concupif. 
 
 Ig Andbisfeete like vnto f fine "bafe, cence swhich is 
 burning ag in a furnace : and bis* voyce ag Signified by git- 
 the found of many waters. ing the loynes. 
 
 16 Aud he bad in his right hand ſeuen f To fignifie his 
 7 tartes tΠout ofhis mouth wert az tharpe wifedome, eter. 
 tivo edged [word ; and bis face thone asthe sitie, and diui< 
 funne thineth in bis ffrength. nity, 
 
 17 And when J (awe bim, J fellathis t Tofee the te 
 fecte as dead: then he layd his right hand cretsofthe =~ 
 bpon me, faving nto me, Feare not; Jam beart. 
 the * b ſirſt and laft; llOr, alcumine, 
 
 18 And am aliue, but wasBead : and u Hisiudge- 
 bebold, J amaltue fo: euermoꝛe, Amen: and ments and wayes 
 J haue the «kepes of belland ofdeath. are molt perfe& 
 
 Ig Arite the things which thou Hat x Both becauſe 
 fecne, and the things whitey are, anb the all nations prayfe 
 things which thall come 4 hereafter. him, and aifo his 
 
 20 The myltery of the tenen ars which wordishestrd 
 thou fame < in my right band, and the ſe⸗ and preached ~ 
 uen golden candleftickes, isthis, The ſeuen through the 
 farresarethe! Angels of thefenen Chute world, 
 ches tann the fenencandlefticks which thow y Whichare 
 fawr mare the fenen Churches, the paftours of 
 
 BE j the Churches. 
 £ ‘This word fignified bis word and the vertuethercof, as isdecla- 
 ted, Heb.g.18.13. Dazi0.8,9, a Tocomfortme 1/2.41.4 6 
 44.6.- b Equall God withthe Father, and erernall.. c That,isjpows — 
 erouerthem, d Inthelatterdayes, ¢Inmyprote@ion f Tha 
 is, the minifters, Mal,2.9. 
 
 CHAP, II, 
 
 He exhorteth foure Churches 5'Torepentance, 
 10 To perfewerance, patience and amendment, nsd 
 5-14.20. 23: Afwell by threatenthgs,7.30.17. fc He 
 26. As promifes of reward, Siew tn Tag 
 
 5 (ecm the» Aneel of the Church of Œ a To the Paftor 
 phelus wite, hele things faith be that orminifter 
 > holdeth the fuen ſtarres tis bis < tight whicharecale = 
 hand, and 4 walkech inthe middes of the ſe · led by thisname, © 
 ueu golden tandleſtickes hecauſe they are 
 2 Iknow thy workes, and thy labour, Godsmefiens — 
 and thy patience, and hoto thou cant not geis and haue 
 forbeare them which are tuill, and baft era- theiroffice com- — 
 minced them which fay they are Apofties, mon with Iefus 
 and are not, and baft found themiyars. . Chrift, whoalfo 
 3° And thoudatt ſuffeted, and Hatt pati- is calledan An- 
 ence “and kor my names ake batt laboured, gel.» 
 and hatt not fainted KReade Chap; | 
 SE cues thelcte; J hane omewhatagaiit 11g. 8 i 
 thee, becaule thou haft lett thy tit e lone. e Inhispros 
 ” § Remember therefore fram whence thon rection. 
 att falten and repent.¢ do the fir workes; å According to 
 ol els J willtome againſt thee ſhortly, and hispromife, 
 
 will remoone thy! candleficke ont of bis Mat.28 20. he 
 place, erceptchon emend, will be with thems 
 ——— tdo the end oſthe 
 
 worlds? & "THe fitt loue that chou hadit toward Godan’ thy neigh 
 bour at the ſirſt preachins of the Golpel. ` f The office of the paltor 
 is compared to a candlefticke or lampe, forafmuch as bee cught te 
 
 fhine before men, 
 3333 6 But 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 | 
 
 | 
 
 Balaams doctrine. 
 
 g Thefe were he- 
 
 _ retikes which 
 hele chat wives 
 
 fhould be com- 
 mon, & as fame 
 thinke, were na- 
 med of onetal- 
 
 led Nicolas,of 
 
 whom is writs 
 ten, Acts 6.5. 
 which was eho⸗ 
 ſen among the 
 Deacons, 
 
 | h Meaning,the 
 
 liſe cuerlalting: 
 
 | “thus by corporall 
 benefits he ray- 
 
 feth them vp to 
 
 confider ſpirituall 
 bleflings: | 
 i This isthought 
 t be Polycar, 
 
 pus, who was 6 
 sainifter of 
 Smyrmna-86.. 
 yseres, aihe himt 
 
 whemhe wasked 
 
 Chrifts eauſe. 
 
 k The eternall 
 Diuiaity of Lefus: 
 Chritkisos oss 
 here moft plaine- 
 
 Ay declined wish 
 _ his manhgod, 
 and victory ouer 
 
 death, te allure 
 his that they 
 fhal not beo- 
 Yercome by. 
 death, 
 
 Ì This wasthe 
 
 drenascorsing 
 meth the authour 
 
 betried 
 
 31.41. numb, 14. 22, althoughthere Ma lbee comig tand rele; 
 f r The fithtisthe naturall death of the hody ,-thefecondtis, the 
 eternal death. ; from. the whieb all are free that belecue in lefas 
 Chriftlohn 5,24, . £ The word of God is the [worde with two eda 
 ges Hebi.4.12. t Alltownes and countreyes. whenge; Gods word 
 and good huing is banithed , arethe throne of Satan yandal ; 
 places whesethe word is not preached fynecrely, andin tight 
 reformed, u Inthe very heate of perfecution and flaughrer of thé 
 Martyrs, they continued inthe pure faith, and thereſore ate comens, 
 
 dedafrera fort, 
 
 > pethat isfri 
 
 : jA ahd ae so 
 in the pirit 
 
 felfecoukefledoy | 
 
 to be burned for; 
 
 6- But thisthou hats that thou bate 
 —— ofthe e Qicolaitanes, which J ai. 
 ohate. 9°29 3 BS 
 7 Let him that hath an cave, he are what 
 the: Spirit faith vato the Churches Co 
 him that ouercomumetl), wiil J) gine to eat of 
 thetrec at lie, which isin the mid des of 
 the Paravite of God. j 
 8. C And vnte thei Angelot the Church 
 of che Smyzntans wꝛite, hele things ſaith 
 tpandlah, which was dead, 
 AND is kalype Gis: IEn Ain an yuyan 
 9 J knowe thyworkes and, htribulation, 
 ang pouerty, (but thou art m rich) and 
 know the blaſphemy of them, which tay they 
 are Jemes, and are = not; butare the Opna⸗ 
 gagu? of Satan: ~, Ki TERT 
 10 Feare none of thole things, which 
 thou ale uiers beholoe, itthall come te 
 pate, that theo Denil wailcaſt ſome of you 
 into prifon, that yee map ber tryed, and pe 
 thai! haus tribulation 9 teu Bayes + be thou 
 fatthivilwnte the death, and will giue chee 
 the crowne oflife, 
 
 vethitea the Churches. Ne that 
 onercommeth ſhal ot be Durt ofthe tecons 
 Da. naika ie vaig oiT of 
 T Anata thea nasi of the Church which 
 isat Pergamus write, Chis fayeth hee 
 wbich path. the Marpe £ (wod: with. two 
 RDGES; iei eiai! mags 
 I3 J knowethy workes and where thou 
 dwelleſt, euen where: atang thone is and 
 thoukeepeſt my Mune, and haſt not dented 
 m faith euenun thole dayeg when Anti⸗ 
 pas my Eaith full marty: was lane among 
 pou, uiere Datandwelleth, sso 
 14 Gut 3 haue afewe things againſt 
 thee, becanie thon bait there them that 
 maintaine thes Doctrine of Balaam, which 
 taught Balacto putsa ſtumbling blocke be · 
 fore thechilda en of Riach, thas hep Couid 
 kate ot thinges ſacriſdedn wate wos, aim 
 commit forncation. — 
 Ig Euen lo hak thou then, that mains 
 
 tainethe doctrincofthe Micolattans, which 
 » thing J bates. 
 ARBiy? aid. 
 f treafurese; vo ho! 
 | no Eheyare,not., 
 | Abmbamsebil- > 7 eal 
 , the Spirit fapeth vuco the Churches. Ba 
 | tothe, faith, i43 
 © Here he na-.- 
 
 546 Repent thy elfe , 02 cls, 3] will, come 
 wnt thee Woptly,) ang will Habt- ageing 
 then with the ſword ef mpMOUt he cioa voy 
 17 Let him that hath aneare heave what 
 
 Din that suercomunceh, will J glie to cace 
 ofthe panna chat is y HD, and will giue 
 
 | ofall ourcalamity, incouraging ys manfully to fight againiibim, in 
 
 | promifing vsthe vitory,, ip; The ende ofaffi ction is, sthatwe.ma 
 
 añdnot deftroyed, q Signifying many, times Pate Be 18: 
 s$ 
 
 cale, 
 
 and maners aright 
 
 x, Allfuch arelike counfellers to Balaam, whic 
 
 | fos lucre perfwade to Idolatry or whoredome. Nari. a3, 14-2 S055 
 | y Ant notcommontoail, 
 
 Reuelation, 
 
 bathanear2 hears what z 
 
 ele |, 2 
 
 him a: white lane, and inthe tone a2 new 
 name witten, which no man knoweth la⸗ 
 — —* —— > i 87 
 nD vnto the Angel ofthe Chutch 
 whichis at Thyatira write. Thelethings 
 ——— — of ity wbich bath bis 
 j sevnto a Hameof tire, and his feet 
 like |) fing bza fe. i A i í 
 19 J know thy workes and thy lone, and 
 
 Plerutecand Faith, and chy patience,anD thy 
 workes, and thatchey are moe at thelat then 
 
 20 Motwithkanding , J bane a fewe 
 things againtt thee, that thou ſuffereſt tye 
 woman * € Jezabel, which caliech Yer fellea 
 Pꝛopheteſſe, to teach ana co Decetue my fer 
 tants, tomakethem 4 conimic fomication, 
 and toeate meate facrificed unto Idoles. 
 
 21 And J sane her {pace torepencof her 
 foznication, and hye repented not. 
 
 22 Bebold, J wiilcatt yer inte a bed and 
 svete aa —— fornication with her iuto 
 
 eat attuction, except they repent them of 
 thelr workes T —— 
 23 AND: J will kill her e chimen with 
 Deaths analt rye Churches Wall knowe 
 tbat Iam he which * earch the reines and 
 dearts: aud. J will gue to eucrie one of 
 pou according vnto pour workes, «sa «et 
 
 24 And vñto pou, Flay, the ret of them 
 of Chyatira, As many as haue not thts kars 
 nuig, neither haue knomen the foeepenefic 
 of Satan (as e they peake) I wail put vpon 
 you none other burtch: oef) SeS W 
 25, Bntchatwhicy ye haue alveady, Hold 
 fait tilt COMB arise! alesii T EENE 
 = 26 JFoz bee that ouercommeth ano kee: 
 peth mp Workes unto the cuve,to him wili F 
 glue Power otter nations, 
 
 "27. “Ano, bee fal: rulethem with aron 
 of hin’ d'as the vellels of a porter fall 
 thep be broken... a ROLLEI 
 
 «28, Cues as I terelte. of my. Father, fo 
 
 wiil, wile Din the nigtting RATE e 
 29 Lethinrthat bath an eare,heare what 
 
 the Dpitit faith tothe hurches.. -. - 
 
 17: 10. f The falfe teachers termed their do@rine 
 
 The fearcher of the heart. 
 
 z Sucha ſtone 
 was wont to be 
 giuen vnto the™ 
 that had gotten 
 any victory or 
 prifeia figne of 
 honour,.and 
 therefore it figs 
 nifieth herea 
 token of.Gods 
 fauour & graces 
 alfoit wasa lione 
 tbat one was 
 cleared in iudge⸗ 
 ment, 
 
 a Thenewe 
 name alſo ſigni⸗ 
 ficth renoume 
 and honour. 
 \Or,alcurines, 
 
 b- Lohelpe the 
 Saints, 
 
 Kingi S: 31, 
 c ‘As that harlog 
 lezabe} maintai. 
 ned Grange reli 
 pion, and ¢xers _ 
 cifedcruelty a= 
 gainftthefer- · 
 uaatsof God, fo 
 are there among 
 them that. dos 
 the hike. a 
 d They that cone 
 fenttoidolatry - 
 and ſalſe do⸗ xs 
 Grine, commit 
 fpirituall whorge 
 dome, whereof — 
 followeth core © 
 porall whores 
 —— 
 LE nee ee 
 e “Them that fo! 
 low her waycs. 
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 7-9.867-11,20.079 
 by thisname, 
 
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 asthough it conteinedthe molhdeepe knowledge of hezuely things, 
 
 and wasin deede drawen out of tl 
 — 5 monilrous crrouts and blafphcmics, 
 of lezabel. P/al,2.9. torts TTD T 
 
 Fab eke Bt A A Aa i 
 the Churches, or miniftersta the 
 
 Hee exhorteth 
 
 tru profeffion of faith, andro watching, ra Wr: 
 uit nets 
 athe Angelotthe Chuteh 
 
 dt, Thele things faith: 
 
 promsfes iothem that per[cnére, 
 
 A Bove bil 
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 he hrr Hath thelenen. 2 
 the ſcrien ſtarres 
 thon hat a name th· 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 pitits of Gop, aty 
 
 
 
 
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 lon Smo) fA. 3) 
 
 Litreng then the wings 
 — Ei 
 workes pertite Befo 
 
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 Lake 
 hich rematne thal 
 IULI „found. j4 
 
 
 
 receined and heard, and.holoofalk,. and re- 
 
 pam esngw the: Anabaptitts,-Liber — ae 
 
 nowe thy workes: io, 
 
 3 emende tetto, bobe honba 
 and 
 
 he deepedungeon af helt: by fach 
 
 ins & c, Verá 
 g The chitdren 
 
 a The minifter 
 liucth when he 
 bringeth foorth:, 
 goed fruit, els. 
 cis dead. - 
 
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©f perfeuerance. 
 
 LJ 
 `y J will come on thee as a thife, and thou 
 sat Ue know what boure J will come vp⸗ 
 
 on thee. 
 
 hOr perfons. 4 tea E A thou bak afew i names 
 b Eitherby con- yetin Sardi, which hauenot > defies their 
 fenting to idola- garments, and they Wall walke wity mec in 
 
 ters, orels pollu- white: foz they are wozthy. 
 
 Chap.itij.. * 
 
 | The fourebeafts. 548 
 
 Ig As many as J loue; P* rebuke and Prias.j.12. 
 chaiten: bee ™ zealous therefore and a · 4e6b. 12·3. 
 mend. m Nothing Age 
 
 20 Behold, J andat the Dooe, and diplesteth God \ 
 knocke. 3fany man beare my voyce anv o: then indifferency > 
 pen the Doope, 3 willcomeinwnto him, and and coldneffein 
 
 
 
 
 ting their con{ci- 
 
 5 He thãt ouercommeth,fhall be clothen 
 
 ence withany in white aray, and J will sot put vut bis 
 cuill, name eut of the * Wooke of life , but. Jwill 
 Chap.20,12.and confe his name befe: mp Fatyer.and be» 
 21, 27. faze bis Angels. X 
 phil, 4-36 6 Let hunthat hath ancate,beave what 
 F [422.2% the Spirit faith vnto the Churches. 
 
 100.1214. 7 C Ant write vnta the Angel of the 
 c Whichfigni- Church which ts of Philadelahia, Chele 
 fieth that Chit things fayeth bee that ts Holy and Crue, 
 hath al thepower which haththe * < kep of Danit, which ope» 
 ouer the boule of neth and no man ſhutteth, and ſhutteth ana 
 Dauid which is 
 
 the Church, ſo 
 that be may ei- 
 ther receiue or 
 pur out who n, he 
 will. 
 
 å Which isto 
 aduance the 
 kingdome of 
 God. 
 
 e 1 will caufe 
 themin thy fight 
 to humble them- 
 felues, & to giue 
 due honour to 
 God, and his 
 fonne Chrilt. 
 
 f Letno man 
 plucke them 2- 
 way,which thou 
 haft wonné to 
 God, fer they 
 arethy crowne, 
 as S. Pauluri- 
 reth,faying, Bre- 
 thren,ye are my 
 ioy and my 
 crowne,Phil.4.1, 
 s.theff.2.39.. 
 
 g Thatis;Traeth 
 i feife, 
 
 h Of whom ali 
 creatures haue 
 their beginning. 
 
 i Perfwading thy 
 felf of that which 
 thou “haft not. 
 k Thus the hy- 
 poctites boalt of 
 their own power, 
 and doe not vn- 
 derftand their 
 infirmities to 
 feeketo Chriſt 
 for remedie, 
 
 f Suff'rthe eyes 
 of thine vnder- 
 ftanding ro be 
 opened. 
 
 no man openeth. 
 
 8 Iknow thy workes: behold, 3 bane 
 fet before thee an open 4 Booze, and no maint 
 can ſhut it: for thou bak a little ſtrength; 
 and bak Kept my word, and haf not dented 
 mp Mame, { ; 
 
 9 ehem, J will make them of the 
 Hynagogue st Satan, which call them- 
 ſelnes Jewes and are not, but Doe lic: be 
 bolte, Ifay, J will make them that thep 
 ſhall come ande wozfhip befoze thy feet, and 
 Hall Knovachat J haue loued thee. 
 
 Io Becaule thou hak kept the word of 
 mp patience, thetefoze 3- willaciiner thee 
 from the houre of tentation, which wil come 
 vpon all the wold stg trp them that dwell 
 bpon the carti. 
 
 Il Behoide, 3 come Hostip: holde that 
 which thou bat , that no man take thy 
 
 f crowne. ' ' 
 
 12 un that ouercommeth, will J make 
 a pillar in the Temple of mp Gad, and Hee 
 
 ſwall goe tio moze out : and J will write vps 
 
 on YUN the Rame of mp God, E the frame 
 ofthe citteof my God, whichis the new Fe= 
 rufalem, which commeth Downe out of hea- 
 uen from mp God, and I will write vponhim 
 my feo name. 
 
 13 Let him that bath an eare, beare what 
 the Dpirirfarth vnto che Churches. 
 
 I4 And vatothe Augelofthe Courch of 
 the Laobiceans wite , Thele things layeth 
 g Amen, the faithtulland true witũeſſe, the 
 ‘beginning ofthe creatures of Gon. 
 
 I5 Iknow thy workes, that thou art nei- 
 a ain 02 hot :F would thou wereit colo 
 02 g . > A e Í i 
 
 I6 Gherefoze; becaliſe thou art lukes 
 warme, and neither cold naz bota it wilt 
 
 come to palie, chat J ſhall (puc thee out of 
 
 mip mouth. 
 
 17. Forthon ſayeſt, J ami rich and in- 
 creafed with goods, and haue * need oF nos 
 thing ,and knowelt not bow thou art wet 
 thia, and wmilerable , and pooze, and blinve, 
 9— — —* aa aoa 
 
 18. J,countell thee to buy of me gold tried 
 
 the 4, at thou mayelt bee made rici, 
 and white raiment, that thou wayett bee 
 clothed, anv that thy filtbic nakedneſſe doe 
 not appeare: and! anopnt thine epes with 
 eve falie, that thou mapeh (ee. 
 
 cI 
 
 wili lup with bun, and he with me, ` 
 21 To hun that ouercommeth, will F 
 graunt to ltt with me in my v thaone, cues 
 
 as J oucrcame, and Gt with my Father in nor zealousand 
 
 his thꝛone. 
 22 Let him that hath an eare, heare what 
 the Spirit laith vnto the Churches. 
 
 ` CHAP, IIII., 
 
 1 The vifion of the Maiefire of God, 2. He feeth 
 the throne & one fitting upon it, 8 and 24 feates 
 about with 24 elders fitting vpom them, and 
 foure beafts prayfing God day and night. 
 
 A Fter this J looked, and bebetd.a 2 doore 
 
 Was open in heauen, and the firt votce 
 whichZ beard, wasas it were of a trumpet 
 taiking with me, faping , Come vp hithers 
 and J will thew thee things which muſt be 
 Dare hereafter. ay 
 
 2 And immediatly J was reuithed in the 
 {pitit, andbeholn, a thzoie was (et in beac 
 uen, and one late vpon the tiene. 
 
 3 Aud > bee that late, was to lcoke upor 
 like vnto a Jalperftene, ta Bardine, anz 
 there was a rainbow round about the throne 
 in fightlike bute Eineraud. ee 
 
 4 And round about the throne were foure 
 and twertyicates,anD-vpon theleats 3 fa 
 c fante ant twenty Civers fitting, clothen 
 in white rapinent , and had on thetr heades 
 crownes of gala. 
 
 §, And out of the thene 4 proceeded 
 elighttings , and thundzings, and votces, 
 and there were ſenen lamps of fireburning 
 beloved the theone, which are the ſeuen (pirits 
 9 s, a 
 
 99, Zi A 
 6 And-beforethe thone there wasa f fea 
 of glaſſe like vnto s charitall: ein they mins 
 Bi rhethzone, and round about the-thzone 
 were foure ® beaites fullof epes before and 
 behinde. j { 
 
 7 Aud the firt beaſt was like alion, and 
 the ſecond beat ikea calfe, and the thira 
 veat had a face as aimans and, the fourth 
 beait was like å flying Cagle. 
 
 8° And the tourebeattes had each oneof 
 them lire winges about hun: and they were 
 full ok eyes within, and they ceafed not Day 
 nopnight, faping, i:* Palp, boty, hol, Lord 
 God Auntahtyccibich was, and Ahtch 135 
 aud which is to.come.: shod) Sods 
 
 9 And when thoſe beaſis gaue gloꝛy, and 
 honour, and thankes ta him that ace oi the 
 thzone.twbich itueth kor euer andeuer, 
 
 1o The foure and twentie Eiders feil 
 Dowite before him that fate-on the throne, 
 and wo2hippen him, that liueth for euere 
 moy tand cal their cromnucs before the 
 thzone,faylag, j Hf UAT 
 
 3 
 
 * 
 
 teach vs patiẽce. 
 
 ` of the Father'and 
 
 , Jightning vnto va 
 
 » thundertothe 
 
 HB why 5) 9% 4 dirog VaRtablencfe,) | 
 y isascleere as chriltall heloretheeyesof God , tecaulerthereis | 
 nothing init fo little that is hid-from bim.: {| Or, vad-r the, thrones 
 
 religion,& theres 
 fore he will (pew 
 fuch out as are 
 
 Fernent, 
 
 n Inmy ſcate 
 royallandco bee 
 partaker of mine 
 hheauenly ioyes. 
 
 a Before that hee 
 make mention of 
 the great aſfli- 
 Gionsiof the 
 Churebyhe fee- · 
 tethfoorththe v — 
 maieſtie of Gody 
 by whofe wiil,. . 
 wifedom & proe 
 uidence all things 
 are created and | 
 goucrned, to 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 b He deſeribetn 
 the divine and c: ` 
 incompreben@= 
 ble vertue of 
 
 God the Father, > 
 aschap.5.6, and. — 
 the Sonne, who}: — 
 
 ‘is ioyned with > 
 
 him. shiek 
 c By theſe are 
 meantall thehe= | 
 lycompanyof | 
 the heauens, rs 
 d From ý throné 
 
 the Sonne pro- | 
 ceedeth the holy 
 Ghoft, who ha- 
 
 uing al] but one 
 
 throne,declare 1 
 the vnitie of the | 
 Godhead. } 
 e The holy- 
 Ghoftisasaoa | 
 
 that beleeue, and 
 asa fearefull , 
 
 difcbedient. 
 
 f. The world ig 
 compated toa 
 fea, becanfeaf.» | 
 the changes and 
 
 b. They are called Cherubins,Ezck.4.0 20. i Weare hereby taught 
 
 to giue glory to God in all his workes, I/z,6.3. k They willchae f 
 lenge no au horitie,honour,nor powerbetore God, 
 
 3334 i Thou 
 
 
 
y 
 e 
 
 The prayersof the Saints 
 
 Chap. 5008, rE Chouart * worthy, D Lord, tore: 
 
 cetue glop and honour, and power: for thos 
 
 paft created all thinges , and foz thy witlles 
 fake they are, and haue beene created, 
 
 CHAP. V. 
 1 He feeth the Lambe opening thc booke, 8.14 
 And therefore the foure beaſts, the 24 Elders and 
 ' the Angels praiſe the Lambe , and doe him wor- 
 fhip, 9 For thesr redemption and other benefits, 
 = 12D J (aw inthe right hand of him that 
 a A fimilitude A fate vpon the thzoie, 2a Booke witten 
 taken ofearthly : torthin y andon the backelide, lealed with 
 ptinces,which | 6 fenen feales, i 
 ludge by bookes 2 gnd Jl faw aftrong Angell, which 
 | and writings: preached with aloud voyce, Uba is woꝛthy 
 l andhereit doeth fo open the Booke, aud to loole the Seales 
 fignifieallthe thereof? $ 
 counſels, and 3 AnDnomaninhrauen, no: in earth, 
  iudgemcntsof ` either vnder the earth was able to open 
 God,whichare the Booke neither to looke thereon. 
 onely knewen = gE hen J wept much , becaule no man 
 | to Chriftthe > qwas found wozthy to open, and to reade the 
 fonne oi Daid, Booke, neither to looke thereon. 
 veteg. § And oncof the Clders tayu bite mee, 
 | b Thatis, manys GCicepe nots behola,the* Lion which ts of 
 | Gene 49.9 the tribe of guda , the roote of Danin, bath 
 Rs: obtepned to open the Booke, and to loole the 
 Guen leales thereof. i 
 6 Then beheld, and lore in the middes 
 ae of the throne, and of the foure bealts, andun 
 € Thisvifion + the middes of the Elders, taon ac Lambe, 
 confirmeththe ` as thong h hee had beene killed, which had 
 pom ofour ` ſeuen hornes sanne fencn eyes, which are 
 | Lordreuswhich the teuen{ptrits of God, fent into all the 
 f istheLambeot world. 
 “God that taketh 7 And he came andtookethe booke out 
 away the ſinne of of the right band of bimtbat tate vpon the 
 the world.: ) throne. 
 d That is;mani- S And when hee had taken the Booke, 
 | foldpower. the toure bealtes, and the toure and twenty 
 f e Signifyingthe Elders ttell Downe betore the Lambe; ha⸗ 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Reuelation, 
 
 the fonte € twentte Elders fell Downe, and 
 worhipped hin that linech for encritioze. 
 CHAP. VI. 
 
 The Lambe openeth the fixe fcalesy and many 
 things follow the opening thereof fo that this cone 
 terneth a generall propiefie to the end of the 
 world, 
 
 A Fter, J bebete when the Lambe had 
 
 openedone2of the feales , and F heard 
 one of the foure beaſtes fap, as it were rhe 
 t nopfe of thunder, Tome and (ee. 
 
 2 heretoze J bebeld,andlee, there was 
 &¢ white horſe, and he that dfate on bun, bad 
 a bowe, and accowne was given ynta him, 
 and he went forth conquering, that he might 
 ouercome. 
 
 3 And when hee had opened the fecond 
 pee J beard thelecond deak fay, Come 
 and fee. 
 
 4 Andthere went out another hoꝛſe, that 
 was € red, and power was giuen to bim that 
 f fate thereon, to take peace from the earth, 
 and that they fhould kill one another, anv 
 there was ginen vnto him a great ſwoꝛd. 
 
 And when bee badopened the third 
 feale, 3 heard the third beaſt ſar, Come and 
 fee. Chen F behetd, and loc, £a blacke horie, 
 ao he that fate on btn, bad balances tn bts 
 
 and. 
 
 Power to take peace fromtheearth, ` 
 
 a The opening 
 of the feale is the 
 declaration of 
 Gods will, and 
 the execating of 
 his iudgements, 
 b Signifying, 
 that there were 
 marucious 
 thingste come, 
 
 ¢ The white 
 horfe fignifieth 
 innocencie, vi- 
 Gorie,and felici- 
 tie, which fhould. 
 come ty the 
 preaching of the 
 Gofpel.. 
 
 d Hethat rideth 
 on the white 
 horfe,is Chrift. 
 
 6 And J heard avoyceinthe midvesof e Signifying the 
 
 the foure beattes lay, 4 © mealurt of wheate 
 foz a! penp , and three meafures of barley 
 fo? a peny, anDople, and wine burt thou 
 not. 
 
 7 And when hee had opened the fourth 
 feale, J beard the voyce of rhe fourth beatt 
 fay, Come and fee. 
 
 8 And Jlosked,; and beholde, a k pale 
 bale, and hts name that fate en him was 
 Death, and | Mell followed after him, and 
 power was ginen buto them ouer the fourth 
 part of the earth, to kill with ſword. x with 
 
 cruel warres that 
 
 enfued when the 
 
 Gofpel was refije 
 EG. 
 
 f Who was Sa- 
 
 tan. 
 
 g This fignifietb 
 
 an extreame fas 
 mine and want 
 
 ofall things, - 
 
 h The Grecke 
 
 word fignifieth 
 
 » fulnefle of the 
 
 I Spirit which 
 Chrift pewreth 
 $ nall, 
 Dx Angels 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 È God: c 
 of the faithfull 
 ate agreeable 
 
 | AGsro:4.and 
 f chaps 3, 
 
 = honour Chrift: 
 heisthérefore> 
 
 vnto God preade 
 
 = uing tuerpone harpes and golden vialics 
 
 full of odours, which are the s prayers of 
 Saints. 
 
 9 And they fung a new ong, faving, 
 Thon art worthy to take the Booke, and to 
 open theleales thereof, becaute thou watt 
 killed , and haft redeemed vs to God by 
 thy bleod out of every kinred, and tongue, 
 
 g This declareth and people,and nation, 
 how the prayers 
 
 10 Aud haft mave bs vnto our © D D 
 *Kings and Peieſts, and wee Halli reigne 
 onthe earth. : 
 
 IL Then J beheld,and F heard the toite 
 of mény Angels round about the throne, and 
 about the bealtes and the Eiders, and there 
 
 hunger, and with Death, and with thebeats chat meafure 
 of the earth. which was ordi- 
 
 9 And when hee had opened the ! fife narily giuen to 
 ſeale, J fato vnder thealtar ™ the foules of ferwants for their 
 them that were killed kor the word of God, portion or Rint 
 Aa foz the teftimonie which they maintai⸗· ofmeate fer one 
 nen. i 
 
 Io And they tryed with a londe poyer, 
 faying, ow lorg.Le2d,boly and truc!doct 
 not thouindDge Eauenge our blood on them 
 that Dwellon earth? 
 
 II And leng white robes were ginen vn: 
 to euery one ang it was ſaid vnto them,that 
 they Hould ret foz alittle feafon,vnert their 
 
 ye 
 i Which zmoun- 
 tedto about 
 foure pence halfe 
 
 peny. 
 
 K Whereby is 
 meant fickenefle, 
 plagues, pefti- 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 | h Our Sauiour were thoufand thouſands, 
 Iefus hath redee- : 3 
  medhis Church {8 the * Lambe that was killed , to receiue 
 bybisblood- · power, and riches , and wiſedome, and 
 Sheddingjand ga. ſtrength, and honour, and glozte, and 
 thereditofall ` prape. 
 
 fellow ſexuants, and their bzethecn that 
 Mould be killed eucn as they were, wers ful 
 
 12 Saying with aloud voyce, CClorthy Allen 
 
 g * 
 12 And J bebelae when bee had opened 
 the fittfeale, and loc, there was a great 
 eatihquake,and the ° fune was as blacke 
 as r fackcloth of haire, and the 9 moone was 
 
 lence,and death 
 of man & beak, 
 
 | Or,the graue, 
 
 1 The continvall 
 perfecution of 
 the Church noe 
 ted hy the fife 
 
 _pations, 
 A 2.Pet 29, 
 
 
 
 
 
 Dan 7. 10. 
 f Cbep arr. 
 
 R Andall the creatures which are fn 
 heauen, andon the earth, and vnder the 
 
 i) iNotcorpotally, earth, and inthe fea, tail that are tn them, 
 
 Heard Iſaying, Praile and honour ahd glo- 
 ric and power bee vnto him that fitteth tp: 
 on the thone and vnto the Lambe fez euer: 
 
 moze. 
 - EL Anathe foure beatts fad, Amen,ana 
 
 like blood. feale; 
 
 : ; oe ar m The foules of 
 the Saintsare ynder the altar, which is Chrift, meaning that they are 
 in his ffe cuftodie in the beanens, n Which fignificth the change of 
 the true do@rine, which js the greareft caufe of motions,and troubles 
 that cometo the world, @ Thar is, the brightneffe of the Gofpel. 
 p Thetraditionsof men. qg The Church miferably defaced with 
 idolatry and afRicted by tyrants, 
 
 . 13 Ana 
 
 Chiiftfealethhis, 
 
 A 
 
 
 
 . feemeto beas 
 
 _ofthe foure 
 
 ——= ee 
 
 z- DoGors and 13 And the r arres of heaven kell vnto 
 preachersthat © thecarth, asa figge tree caſteth ber greene 
 depart from the figs, when itis Haken of a mightic winde. 
 tructh, — I4 And heauen Departed away, asa 
 f The kingdome ſcrale when it is rolled, and enerp mou. 
 of Godishid ,& tatneand Sle weremoued ont of their plas 
 withdrawen from ces, 
 
 men,andappea- Iş And the Kingsof theearth, and the 
 rehnot. great men, aud che rich men, and the chicfe 
 t Realmes,king- captaines,and the mightpmen, and eüery 
 domes andper- boud man, and euery tere man, id them: 
 fons,thatdid ſelues in dennes, and among the rockes of 
 the mountatnes, — 
 
 — 16 And fayd to thet mountaines ¢ rocks, 
 asmountaines, = * ® Fallon bs,and hide vs from the prelence 
 Iſa.2.19.hoſe. okhim that litterh onthe thaone, and from 
 10.3 dk. 23,30 the wath of the Lambe. \ 
 
 u Such men at- I7 Foz the gteat Day of his wath is 
 terward,of what come, and who can tand? 
 
 ekate foeuer they 
 
 bethalibe defperate , andnot ableto fultaine the weight of Gods 
 wrath, but fall continually feare his iadgements, 
 
 ftable in the faith 
 
 CHAP. VIL 
 
 4 9 He feeth the feruants of God fealed in their Am 
 
 foreheads out of all nations and people, 15 which 
 
 though they fuffer trouble, yet the Lamhe feedeth 
 
 them,leadeth tiem tothe fountaines of liung wa- 
 
 ter, 17 aud God [hall wipe away all teares from 
 
 them eyes. 
 
 A Pv after that, J law foure angels Cand 
 on the foure corners of the earth , bold- 
 
 a TheSpiritis ing thefoures minds of ther earth that the 
 compared to Winds Houid not blow on the earth, nether 
 winde,andthe onthe ica,neither on any 4 tree, 
 
 ‘doGtrine alfo: 2 And ZF lawe another | Aneel come bp 
 
 andthonghthere from the Cait, which had the feale ofthe li⸗ 
 beone(piric and uing GoD and Hee cryed with a loud boyce 
 onedoGrine, yet tothefoure Angels to whom power Was gi- 
 foureare here uen to hurt the earth,and the (ea, 
 
 ‘named inrelp-& -3 Daytug . © Hurt penotthe earth, net: 
 
 of thediuerfide ther the (ea, neither the trees, till wee baue 
 ee the ſeruãts of our God in their forg 
 beads. 
 
 qua:tets of the x 
 4 And J head the number of them, 
 
 earth where the 
 
 ‘Gofpel is ſpread, which were ſealed, and there were fealed san 
 
 end forthe foure Hundzeth and foure and forty thoufand of al 
 writersthereof, the tribes of thechtlozen of Iſrael. 
 andthepreachers § DE the trite of Juda were fealed 
 
 ‘ofthe fame tho- twelue thoufand. DE the tribe of Reuben 
 
 were fealed twelue thouland. Df the tribe 
 world, of Gad were fealed tweluethoutand. 
 
 b Meaningtthe 6 Dfthetribe of Aler were feale twelue 
 men of theearth. thoufand.Of rhe the tribe of Mephtait were 
 c Tharisthe  fealeBtweluctiouland.Df the tribe of ga- 
 ‘ylands. naffes were fealed twelue theuland. 
 
 d Signifying all P DE thetribe of Simeon were fealed 
 
 row thewhole 
 
 men in generall, twelue tyonland. DF the tribe of è Leni 
 
 who canno more were ſealed twelue thouland. DF the tribe 
 Jue without this : 
 
 fpiriruall doGrine , then trees can bloffome and beare, exeept the 
 winde blow vponthem. ff Or, (braff: -e God preuenteth the 
 ‘dangers and euils , which otherwife would ouerwhelme the elect. 
 f Thofethat are fealed by the Spirit of God , and marked withthe 
 
 ` “blood ofthe Lambe , and lightned in faith by the word of God, fo 
 
 that they makeopen profeflion of the fame are exempted from euil, 
 Though that this blindneffe be brought into the world by the ma- 
 
 “Jee of Satan, yet the mercies of God reſerue to himfelfe an infi- 
 _ nite number which thall be faued , both of the Iewes and Gentiles 
 
 ‘through Chrift. h He omitteth Dan, and putteth Leni in , whereby 
 he meaneth the twelus tribes. : 
 
 ee oe 
 
 p ae ee ee jes a 
 Chap. vij, viij. The endleffe iove 
 
 of Hflachar twere falen twelue thouſand. 
 Dt the tribe of Zabulon were ſcaled twelue 
 thoufand. : 
 
 8 Wf thetribe of i Jofeph were ealed 
 tweluc thoufand. DF the tribe ct Beniamin 
 were fealed twelue thouſand 
 
 9 After chele things Jbehelde, and lor, 
 a great multitude, which no man could 
 numberof ali nations anD kindreds, and 
 people, and tongues, toode betoze the 
 thzone, and before the Lambe, clothed with 
 long k white robes, and ! palmes in theit 
 bands. q 
 
 Io And they crped with a loud voyce, 
 faying,.= Saluation commeth of our God, 
 that Gtteth vpon the thone, and ef the 
 Lambe. 
 
 11 Andalithe Angels tood round about 
 the thzone,and about rhe Ciders. the foure 
 beats , € they fellbefoze the theone on therr 
 faces, and wozhippeD God, 5 
 
 12 Paying, Amen. Pꝛaiſe and glory, and 
 wildome, and thanks,and honotr,and pawe 
 erand might be vnto our Gov foz cuermoze, 
 
 en. 
 15 Anvone of the Elders pake, ſaying 
 butome, Ahat are thele which are arayed 
 ín iong white robeszand whence came they? 
 14 And J faze vnto hun, Lord, thou 
 Rnowelt. And he tatd come, Thele are tiep 
 which came out ef great tribulation, ano 
 baue waihed their tong robes, and haue 
 made their long robes White in the =» dlosd 
 of the Lambe. ù 
 15 Cherefore are thep inthe preſence of 
 the throncofe Ged, and lerue him Day and 
 Phightin bis Temple , and dee that titrety 
 on the throne, wili Dwell among them. 
 
 i Thatis, the 
 tribe of Epbras 
 im which was 
 lefephs fonne, 
 
 k In figne of 
 purities 
 
 1. Intoken. of 
 victorie and feli- 
 citie. 
 
 m All that are 
 ſaued, attiibute 
 their ſaluation 
 voto. God onely. 
 and tu his Chriſt, 
 and to. none o- 
 ther thing, 
 
 n These is no 
 purity nor cleane 
 neffe, but by the 
 bloed of Chrift 
 
 f x 
 
 s ofthe Saitits. 549 
 
 only, which pure -- 
 
 geth our fines, 
 and fo maketh 
 
 vs white, 
 o That is,ofthe 
 Maieliie of God 
 thé Father, the 
 Sonne, and the 
 holy Ghot., 
 
 p Meaning cons. 
 
 tinually; forele 
 
 in heaven there 
 isno night. 
 
 F [249.1% 
 
 q .Forail infir- 
 
 16 *Qhey hali hunger no moze neither mitic and miſerie 
 thiri any moe neither hal the funne ‘light oall be: then tas 3 
 
 on them, neither anp beat. = -o 
 17 fothe!f Lambe, whichisin y t mids 
 ofthe chrone, Wall gauerne them, and fall 
 
 ken away. 
 r They shall 
 haue ne more 
 
 — 
 k 
 
 ieade thein wnto the » tinelp fountaines of griefe and, paints- 
 watersand ” God Wali wipe away al teares. bur fillioy and * 
 
 from their eyes. 
 
 giue them life and conferue them in eternal 
 Chap. 21.4. 
 
 confolation. 
 
 f leis Chrift € 
 the mediatour and redeemer, t¢ Which isvery God, u Hee fhall z 
 
 felicitie, Jfa, 25. — 
 
 CHAP. ‘VIII. s 
 1 The [ernenth feale is opaned : there isfilence f. 
 in heawen. 6 The foure Angels blow then truma - i 
 
 pets,and great plagues follow vpon the earth, 
 Aw when bee had opened the è ſeuenth 
 
 halfe an boure, a 
 
 2 And Iſaw the euen Angels, which 
 ſtoode before Gon , and to them were giuen 
 ſeuen trumpets. 
 
 3 Then another Angel came ¢ ſtood be- 
 foze the altar haning a golden cenler, and 
 
 > s 
 
 feale,there was >Glence in beauen about a Vnder the fixe = 
 
 feale hee touched ” 
 
 in gentrall the 
 corruption of the ” 
 
 £ 
 
 doGrine: hut vn⸗ 
 
 der the feucnih - ' 
 he fheweth the 
 
 great danger 
 
 thereof, and what troubles, fe &es, and herefies haue been and fhalt ? 
 bee brought into the Church thereby. b That the hearers might » 
 be more attentive, c He fheweth' the onely remedy in our afflićtis € 
 on, to wit, to appeare before the face of God by the*meanes of le- * 
 fus Chrift,who ts the Angel , the facrifice, and tbe Prieft which pres * 
 fenreth out prayers, which remaine yetin castb,before thealtar, aad ` 
 dinine Maicitic of God. ' 
 
 333 § much 
 
The prayers of the Saints, 
 
 *F 
 
 d He meaneth 
 by fire the grace 
 of God ,whereby 
 we are pnrged 
 and made cleane; 
 1fa.6.6. 
 e He powreth 
 the otaces of the 
 holy Ghoft into 
 the hearts of the 
 faithful, 
 f Whenthis 
 grace is declared 
 marueilous re- 
 bellions arife as 
 gaint it by rea- 
 fon ofthe wic- 
 ‘Ked, which can 
 neither abide to 
 héare their finnes 
 touched,nor 
 mercie offered. 
 g Thatis,pro- 
 claimeth warre * 
 againtt che 
 Church,and 
 troubles by falfe 
 -doGrine,and fo 
 admonrifheth 
 them to watch. 
 h Thatis, the 
 moft part of men 
 were {educed, 
 i Enen the very 
 elect were fore 
 tried and pros 
 ued. 
 ‘K Diuers feats of 
 heretikes were 
 Spread abcoadin 
 
 much odours was ginen vnto hin, that bee 
 fhould offer with the prayers of all Baines 
 ea Ss golden aitar, which is before the 
 
 4 And thelinokeof the odours with the 
 Papers of the Saints, went wp before Gov, 
 gut ofthe Angels hand. 
 
 § Andthe Angeltockethecenler, and 
 filed it with dtive of the altar,and caſt it ine 
 to the ¢ earth, and ‘there were bopces , and 
 thundrings, and lightnings, ¢ earthquake. 
 
 Then the ſeuen Angels wbich had the 
 ſeuen trumpets, prepared themicines to 
 blow the trumpets. 
 
 7 Date firit Angels biew the trumpet, 
 and there was batleand fire , mingled with 
 biood, anv they were caſt inta the earth,and 
 the third part of "trees was burnt, and all 
 greenei gralle was burnt. 
 
 S Ana the fecond Angel blew the trume 
 per, and ag it were a great * mountaine, burs 
 ning with fire,was catt into the fea, and the 
 thicd part ofthe fea became blood, 
 
 9 And the third part of the creatures, 
 which were in the aand pan life, died, and 
 the chird part of! (hips were deſtroyed. 
 
 Io Chen the third Angel blew the trum: 
 pet, and there fell ™ a great ſtarre from heas 
 uen burning like a tozch, and tt fell into the 
 third part of theriuers, andinto the foun 
 taines of waters. 
 
 It And the name of the tkarre is called 
 Wormewood + therfoze the third part of the 
 Waters became wezmewood, and many men 
 — ofthe-waters,becaule they were made 
 
 ct. 
 
 12 And the fourth Angel blew the trum: 
 pet, and the third part of the ° Dunne was 
 tinttten, and the third y: the? moone, 
 and the third part of the a Marres, fo that 
 
 the third part of them was ‘Darkened: ando 
 
 the Day was(mitted , that the third part of it 
 could not Hine; and likewile che night. 
 
 13 Ana Abehelde, and yeard one Angel 
 fying thozom the middes of heauen, fap- 
 ing with a lows vopce, © Coe, woe, woe, te 
 theinbabitants of thecarth, becaule ef the 
 foundes to come of the trumpet of the theee 
 
  Reuelation. 
 
 from beaten vnto the earth, and to him was 
 ginen the > kepes af the bottomleffe pit, 
 
 2 Andbeopened the bottomleſſe pit,and 
 there arole the finoke of the pitte, as the 
 c (mokeofa great foznace, and the Sunne 
 o the aire were Darkened bythe ſmokeof 
 
 epites. 
 
 3 Andtherecameoutof the finoke 4Lo- 
 cus bpontheearth, and vnto them was 
 giuene pamer as the ! (cozptons of the earth 
 haue power. 
 
 4 Andit was commaunded then, that 
 they pouin not hurt the sgraile of the earth, 
 neither anp greene thing , neither any tree: 
 but onelp thote e men which haue not the 
 ſeale of Mod in their foreheads. 
 
 And fo them was commaunded that 
 
 thep ſhould not ‘kill them, but that they 
 Would bre * vexed fine moneths, and that 
 their paine Hould be as the paine that cone 
 meth of a! (copion, when hee hath tung a 
 man. 
 O *Therefoe in thole dapes Hall men 
 ™ fecke Death, and Wall not finde it, and 
 Sat Dclite to Die, and Death hall flee fram 
 them. ; : 
 
 7 *Am the forme of the locuits was like 
 nto hozles pacpared vnto battell, and on 
 their Deades were ag it were ° cxownes like 
 bnto gol, and their faces e were like the fa- 
 ces of men. f 
 
 8 Anu they had haire as the shatre of 
 women , and thew * teeth were ag the teeth 
 of lyons. i ‘ 
 
 9 Andthey had ‘habergions, like toha- 
 bergions of pron: and the ound of their 
 t wings was like the found of charets when 
 nianp hoꝛles runne nto battell. ; 
 
 Io Gnd they bad tailes like vnto ſcorpi · 
 ous , and there were ° tings in their tailes, 
 and their power was to hurt men flue mo. 
 
 neths. 
 I And thep haue a king ouer them, which 
 
 The bottomleſſe pit. Locuſis 
 
 b This authoritie 
 chiefiy is com- 
 mitted to the 
 Pope, in figne 
 whereof hee bea⸗ 
 reth the keyes in 
 bis armes. 
 
 c Abundance of 
 herefies and er- 
 rours,which cee , 
 uer with darke- 
 nefe Chrift and 
 his Gofpel. 
 
 d Locufts are 
 falfe teachers, he- 
 retikes , and 
 worldly fubtile’ 
 Prelates , with 
 Monkes, Friers, 
 Cardinals , Patrie 
 arkes, Archbi- 
 thops, Bifhops, 
 Doours,Bache- 
 lers, and Mafiers 
 which forfake 
 Chrift,to main- 
 taine falfe doe — 
 ctrine. 
 
 e Falfe and de- 
 cejuable do- 
 rine, which is 
 pleafant to the 
 fleth. 
 
 F That is, fecretly 
 toperfecure, and 
 to {ting with 
 their taile as 
 Scorpions doe: 
 fuch 1s the falhi- 
 on of the hypo- 
 
 crites. 
 g Forthe falfe 
 prophets can not 
 
 the worid- Augels , which were pee tablow tye trun 
 1 Meaningthe pets. 
 fhipmafters and 
 
 fo them that had any gouernment, m Thatis,fome excellent mini- 
 fer of the Church which (hall corrupt the Scriptures. m Which 
 here fignifie falfe and corrupt doctrine. -œ That is, of Chrift who is 
 the fonne of Iuftice, meaning that men by boafting of their workes 
 _and merits , obicure Chrift, and tread his death vnder feer. p That 
 35, oftheChurch. q Of the minifters and teachers , which have 
 not taught as they ought to doe, r Thefe are plagues for the con- 
 temptof the Golpel. f Horrible threatnings againft the infidels 
 and rebellious perfons, 
 | CHAP, IX 
 
 t The fft and fixe Angel blow their trumpets: 
 she farre falleth from heauen. 3 The locufis come 
 out of the fmoke. 12 The firft woe is paſt. 14 The 
 Joure Angels that were bound,are loofed 18 And 
 the thir® part of men is killed. 
 i A AV the fft Angel blewe the trumpet, 
 -a "That:is, the and 3| favs a aftarre which was fallen 
 bifhops & mini- 
 
 fters,which forfake the word of God, and fo fall out of heauen,and 
 become Angels of darkeneffe, 
 
 | 
 l 
 7 
 
 deftroy the ele& , but fuch as are ordeinedto perdition, h That 
 is, the infidels, whom Satan blindeth with the efficacie of errour, 
 2, Theff, 2.11, i Though the elect be hurt, yet they cannot pe- 
 rih. k The ele@ fora certaine fpace,and at times are in troubles: 
 for the prafhoppers endure but from April to September, which is 
 fiue moneths. 1 For at the beginning the fting of their con(ci- 
 ence feemethas nothing, but except they foone fecke remedie, they 
 perth, Z/a.2.19. hof, 2.10.8 luke 33.30. chap. 6. 16. m Suchit 
 
 the terrour of the vnbeleeuing confcience , which hath no affurance | 
 
 of mercie , but feeleththe iudgement of God againft it, when men ~ 
 embrace errour, and refufe the true fimplicitie of Gods worde, 
 
 Wafd. 16.9. n Which fignifieth thatthe Popes cleargie thall be 
 proud, ambitious, bolde, ſtout, rafh, rebellious, ſtubborne, cruell, 
 lecherous, & authors of warre & deftruGion of the fimple children of 
 Ged, o They pretend a certaine title o fhonour, which indeed be- 
 longeth nothing vnto them, as the Priefts by their crownes and 
 
 Atrange apparelldeclare. p That is they pretend great gentlenes 
 
 and loue ; they are wife, politique, fubtile, eloquent, and in world- 
 ly craftineffe paffe allin all cheir doings. q Thatis, effeminate, 
 delicate, idle, trimming them(elues to pleafe their harlots. -r Signie 
 fying their oppreffion of the poore , and cruelty-again{t Gods chil- 
 dren. € Which fignifieth their hardneſſe of heart, and obftination 
 in their errours, with their affurance vnder the protection of world- 
 ly princes, -t For asthough they had wings , fo arethey lifted vp 
 aboue the common fort of men, and efteemed moft hely , and doe 
 all things with rage and fiescenefle. u To infect and Kill with their 
 venimous dorine, i 
 8 
 
 
 
Alittle Booke optne 
 
 x Which is An- is the x Angel of the bottomieRe pit , whale 
 tichii che Pope, name in ebzem,is Y Abbadon t tn Oreeke 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Kingofbypo- $e is named Apollyon. 
 ctites,and Satans I2 ODne woe is palt, and behoſde, pet two 
 ambaffadour, woes come after this. 
 
 Thatis, de- 12 € Then the urt Angel blew p trumpet, 
 oyer,for Anti. € J] beard az voice from the foure hornes of 
 shrift thefonne the golden altar, which is befoze God, 
 ofperditionde- 14 @aying tothe firt Augel, which bad 
 flroyeth mens fe truntpet,Loole the foure: Angels which 
 foules with falfe ate bound in the great riuer Cupbeates. 
 doGtine,andthe I5 And the foure Angels were looſed, 
 wholeworldwith which were prepared atant houre, at a Day, 
 fireand{word. ata moneth ana at a peere,to fay the thira 
 Which was the part of men. yig 
 voyceof Chrit, 16 And the number of horſemen of warre 
 fittingonthe toere twenty theulans times ten thoufand ¢ 
 right hand of the fo? Jj beard che number of them. A 
 Father. 17 And thus J faw the bozfes in a bition, 
 a Meaningthe and them that late on them, haning tery ba- 
 enemiesof the bergions, and of Jacinth, and of batmitone, 
 Eaftcountrey, the heades of the horſes were as the heads 
 which fhould af- of lions; € out of their mouthes went foozth 
 Ai che Church fiteanDimoke,andbzimitone. _ 
 of God, asdid 18 DE theleeheeewascthe third part of 
 the Arabians;Sa- Men killed, that is, of the fire, ¢ of the finoke, 
 racens, Turks & and of the bꝛimſtone which came out of 
 ‘Tartatiahs, their mouthes. f $ 
 b Thishgnifeth 19 Foꝛ theit poweris in thetr «mouthes, 
 thegreatreadi- andintheir tayles: foz their tailes were like 
 nefleoftheene- vnto ſerpents, and bad heades, wherewith 
 mics. ep hurt. ‘ 
 c Whichfignifi. 20 And the remnantof the men whicd 
 eth their falfe. were not killed by theſe plagues, repented 
 doGting and by- notof the workes ot their haudes that they 
 ` pocrifie. ſhould not worhip Dewtls,€ * idols of golde, 
 d. Andeherefore AnDoffilucr,aud af bafe ann of fone, and 
 were iuſtly de⸗· ot wood, wiich neyther can (ee, nepther 
 ſtroyed. heare, 10? go. A 
 Pfalits.4and _ 21 Alio they repented not oftheir muta 
 13555., Der,and of thers forcerp,neither of their foza 
 Hication,no2 oftheir theft. } 
 C H A . Xe » 
 
 1 The Angethath the booke open. 6 He ſwea- 
 reth there fhal be no morc time. 9 He giueth the 
 baoke unto Tehn, which eateth st up. 
 
 a Whichwas — AC D J fawe another mighty- Angel 
 | lefùs Chrift that come Downe from heauen, clothed with 
 came to comfort A cloud, and the > raynebow upon bis head, 
 ShisChurcha- and bis face was ag the < funne,¢ hisa feste 
 a gaion the furious as pillars of fite.: i 
 
 | affaults of Saran 2. And he had in bis hand a littlee booke 
 Antichtiſt: fo open, and be put bis right foot vpon the fra, 
 f that in all theit ‘andhis left onthe carth, 
 
 F troubles,the 3 And crica witha f loud poite, as when 
 
 
 
 | tofind confolati. g thunders vttered thetr voyces. 
 
 Foninhim. — 4 And whentheleuen thunders had ht» 
 
 FB Tels Chrift tered their voyces, J] was about.te weite: 
 
 f beareth the tefti- but 3 heard a voice ftom heauen,faving bn- 
 wmonyofGods to mee, *b Beale vp thole things which 
 
 Joue towards vs, i 
 
 ¢ It oucreameall the darkeneffe of the Angelpf she bottomleſſe 
 
 ‘pit. d Straight, ftrong,and pure from all corruptions. _ e Meaning 
 
 the Gofpel of Chrif whichAntichriRtcãnot hide;feeing Chrift bring- 
 
 eth it open ighis hand. f Which declarerh that indefpight of An- 
 
 tichrift the Gofpel ſhould be preached i Sapa the world; fo that 
 the enemics fhall be aftonied. g whew ole graces of Gods Spirit 
 
 bent themfelucs againft Antichrilt. Da 
 “Written : for there is ao need to write more for the vnderitanding of 
 
 _ Godschildren, 
 
 iu 
 
 Chap. 
 
 ‘faithfull-are fure atten reareth: and when he hadcricd, kuen ` 
 
 x. xj⸗ Iohn eaterhthe Bookes ggo 
 
 the ſeuen thunders haue ſpoken, and wite i That is by Go 
 them not. vwithwhom 
 5 And the Angel which J (aw ſtand vp⸗ Chrif by his di⸗ 
 on the ſea, and vpon the earth, litt wp hig ae) is equali, 
 hand to heaven, | k The faythfull 
 6 And fwarei bp him thatlineth for e thallvaderftand, 
 ticrmoze , which created heauen, andthe and fee thismy- 
 things that therin are, and the carth,ethe fleryofthe laſt 
 things that therein are, and the fea, and the iudgement,the 
 things wich therci are, that time ould damnation of 
 be no moze. i Antichrift and 
 7 But inthe dayes of the voice of the ſe⸗ infidels, and aif» 
 uenth Angel, when he hall begin to blowe the glory of the 
 the trumpet, ceuen the * mpitery of God thall ivf at the rclure 
 bee fini ed, as bee bath Declares to his ſer· reion. 
 uants the Pꝛophets. 1 AsS.fohn vae 
 8 And the voice which J heard frombeas derſtood thisby 
 uen,(pake vntol mee againe, and ſaid, Gog revelation, fois 
 and take the little booke which ts open in the fame zeuciled 
 the baud of the™ Angel, which ſtandeth wp» tothe true prea> 
 on the fea and vpon the earth, chers,to dilcoueg 
 9 o3 went vnto the Qngel,and inta. the Pope and 
 bim, Siue me the little » booke, And he layd Ancichritt, 
 bato me, * Cake it, and e eate tC bp, and it m Meaning 
 Hall make thy bellp bitter, bnt te all bein Chia. — 
 thy mouth asfweet as hony; n ‘That is, the 
 Io Then J tocke che little booke aut of holy Scriptures 
 the Angels hand, and ate tt bp, and tt was which declarer 
 inmy mouth as eſweet as hony: but when thatthe Mini. 
 J had eaten it, my belly was bitter. fter muft receine 
 IL And he lapd vnto me, Chau muſt po: thema the band 
 
 phelic 1 againeamong the people ana natis of God,before 
 ONS ARD tongues, and to many kings, he ean preach 
 themro others. 
 
 Exeh.3.4. -© Which fignifieth chat the Minifters ought to receiue 
 the word inte their hearts,& to haue graue and deepe iudgement, and 
 diligently toRudy it and with zealetoveceric, p Signifying, chat al- 
 beit that the minifter haue confolation by the word of God, yet thal 
 he haue foreand grieuous enemies, which fhall bee troublefome vato 
 him. q Not only meaning in his life time,but that this booke afte 
 his death fhould be as a preaching vnto all nations. 
 
 : CHA Py Xh 
 -t The Temples meaſured. 3 Two witneffes rat~ 
 fea by the Lord, are murthered by the beaft, ir -i 
 but after receiued to glory. 15 Chrif ts exalted, 
 b6 and God praiſed by the xxiiii. Elders, j 
 Ta was gtuen me a reede, like wnto a | 
 
 redjand the Angel tood by, faping, Rile : 
 
 and mete the temple of God, and the altar, a. Which decla» 
 and them that wozthip therein. _ reth that Chrif 
 
 2 Wut’ the court which ts without the Defuswill build 
 Temple cat out,anBmetett not: foz itis his church and 
 giuen vnto the @entiles, and the holy < citie -not haueit de= 
 ipali they trean wnverloot atwo and fourtie Rroyed:for he: 
 monetis. ‘ meafureth, out 
 
 3 But J will giue power vnto my his fpirituall 
 ‘fine witneſſes, and they ſhall peophefiea Temple. 
 5 AE ' ¿ b Bhe Jewifh 
 Temple was diuided into three parts: the body of the Temple vhich 
 Ascalled che court, whérinto eucry.man entred:theoly places where 
 the Leuites were: and the holieſt of all, whereinto the high Prieft 
 oncea ycreentred; in reſpect therefore of thefetwo latter, the firſt is 
 [ayd to bee caſt out, -becaufe as.a thing prophane it ãs neplected vhen 
 the Templeis meafured, and yetthe aduerfariesof Chriftboaft that - 
 they are inthe Temple, and that none are of the Temple but they, 
 ¢ That isthe Church of God. d Meaning acertaine time: for God 
 ath limitted the times oſ Antichrifls tyranny.-¢ By two wirnefléshe 
 
 nes meaneth all the preachers that hould Lujlde vp Gods Church, allu- 
 4:12.4, N; Belecuethatthatis „ding to Zerubbabeland Iehothua, whichwere chiefly appoynted for 
 
 this thing 6 alfo to chis faying,In che mouth oftwo witneles fiandcta 
 euery word, f 
 thouſand 
 
ee epee & — PEN 
 Two witneffes murthered. 
 
 | f Signifying a 
 
 certaine time: 
 
 . for when God 
 
 giueth ftrength 
 
 to his minifters, 
 
 - their perfecuti- 
 
 ons feeme.as it 
 
 were buc fora 
 
 day ortwo, 
 
 g In poore and 
 
 E thouland two hundreth ð threeſcore Bayes, 
 clofhedinslackcloth. 
 
 4 Thele ave two Dline trees, and tis 
 — ſtanding before the God sf the 
 igarth. 
 
 § Andif any man will hurt them, fire 
 praceeDeth aut ot cheit mouthes, and deuou· 
 teth thew enemies: fortf any man would 
 Hurt chem, thus mutt he be killed. 
 
 6 Thele haue power ro Hut! peanen.that 
 
 fimpleapparell.”. it raine not in p Dates of their prophelvines 
 h Whereby are and haue power ouer waters to turne them 
 fignifiedtheex- intom blood, and to finite the earth with all 
 cellentgraces of maner of plagues as often as they wit. 
 them which 7 And when they haue nied theirt te- 
 beare witneffe ſtünony the » bealt that comineth out ofthe 
 tothe Goſpel. bottomMefle pit. Mall make warre againit 
 iWhbohathdo+: them, and Wall o onerconte them, and kill 
 minionouerthe them. 
 
 whole earth, 8 Gnd their cozpfes ſhall lic in the ſtreets 
 k By Gods -  ofthegreat P city, which (piritually is called 
 wordwhereby ·¶ Sodome and Egypt, where eur Lod alfa 
 
 his minifters dif 
 comfit the ene- 
 mies, 
 
 1 They. denounce 
 Gods judgement 
 againit the wic- 
 ked, thatthey 
 €annot enter ih- 
 to heauen. 
 
 m Which is to 
 
 was crucified, i 
 
 9 And they of the people and kinreds,and 
 tongues and Gentiles thallice their corpſes 
 thice Bates ta halke, and ihal net Cuter their 
 carkeiles to be put in graues. 
 
 To And they that oweilypon the earth, 
 
 fend giftes one toanother: for thele twa 
 — vexed them that dwelt on the 
 gatti). 
 
 declare andpro- 11 Butafier three dayesandanhálfesthe 3 And tbere appeared another wonder in of rightconfnes, 
 cure Godsven- ` ſpirit ot {ife comming from God , ſhall enter heanen: foz bebeld,a greatered Dagon has isperfecuredot | 
 ance. into them they Hall tand vp vpon their uing! fuen heads, and ten hornes, and ſe⸗ antickritt. 
 nm Thatisthe - feete: and great keare ſhall come bpon them uen crownes vpon his heads: b The Chatch 
 Pope,whichhath which fato rhent: 4 And his taile dew the e third part of treadeth vnder 
 his power out 12 And they hall hearea great voyce frö the ftarres of heanen, and caft them to the foot whatfocuer 
 of hell, and ` -Heancn,faping vnto them, Come vp hither, earth. And the Dragon Roon before the wa: is mutableand — 1 
 commeth And they fhal alcend vp to heave macloud, man, which was ready to bee deliuered, to inconftant,with — 
 thence, ‘and thetr enemies that (ee thent. Denoure her childe when thee bad brought it all corrupt affe- 
 © He heweh 13 And the fame-bonre wall there bee a foozth: ions and fuch 
 how thePope great earthquake, and thetenth partot foe  §. Ao fhee brought foortha t man childe, lke. : 
 gayneththevi- itie *hall tall, and in the earthquake hall which thould rule ali nations with a*teaat c Which fignifi- 
 Gory, notby - be laine in number ſeuen thouſand:and the iron: and ber ſonne tuas taken vp vnto God eth God and his 
 Gods word,but remnant thalibeeafrapd,"and gine gloryto and to bts throne. word, 
 
 by cruell warre, 
 p Meaning,the 
 ‘asshole furildicti- 
 on of the Pope 
 which is compa- 
 red to Sodome 
 for their abomt- 
 gable (in,& toB> 
 gypt becaufethe 
 wueliberty to 
 
 the God efheauen, 
 
 14 Whe tecond woe ts pak, and beholde, 
 the third woe will come anone. 
 
 15 And the ſeuenth Anget blew the trust 
 per,and there were great voices in heaven, 
 faving, Che * king domes of this wor2td are 
 oue Logs, and pis Chꝛiſtes, and bee hall 
 reigne fo: euermoꝛe. 
 
 16 Then the foure and twenty Elbers, 
 which fate before God on their (eats fell ypa 
 
 ferme God, ista- (on their faces,andimonMtpped y Gov, 
 Konawiy frdthe 17 Paping, Te gtue thee thanks, Loyd 
 Aaithful, 8eChrift © "o> iD Se Her age 
 
 “was condémned by Pilatejwho reprefented the Roman power which 
 fhould bet enemietothegodly.’ q The infidels‘ aretormented by 
 hearing thetrueth preached, “r Which thall beat thelaft refurre. 
 Gion, P Foritfeemedithat Antichrift had-chafed them ont of the 
 earth, t Of the powerof Antichrift.. u When they thall vn- 
 .derRand by Gods word the glory ofhis, aad the punifhment of his 
 ‘enemies, they fhall fall from the Pope, and glorifie God. x Af- 
 beit Satan-by the Pope, Turke, or other inftrumentstroublech the 
 world neuer fo much,yet' Chiift thall reigne, y Tets Chri This 
 ideclareth the officeof the godly , whichis to giue God thankes 
 for the deliverance of his; and to prayfe bisiwftice for punifhing 
 
 $ his enemies, 
 
 Reuelation. 
 
 hall reioyce ouer them, & be glad, and hall f 
 
 The Church perfecuted. 
 
 God alinfahty, Mhith art and which walk, 
 and which art te come : fo: then batt recet= 
 ued thygreat might anv halk obteined thy 
 kingdorte. by. 
 
 18 Gud the Gentiles wereangry, and 
 
 thy wath ts come, and the time of the dead, 
 that they ould beeindged , and that tho 
 fhoulde® giue reward vnto thy ſernants the 
 Pꝛophets, and to the Saintes, and to them 
 that fare thy Name, to finalland great, and 
 Poutet Deltropthent, which deſtroy the 
 earth. 
 : — the Temple of God was opened 
 in heauen, there was ſeene in his Temple 
 the arke of his couenãt: œ there were * light» 
 nings and voices and thundzings, ¢ earth: 
 quake and much paile. 
 
 C'H A PXI, i 
 1 There appeareth in heauen awomanclothed ` 
 with the fienne. 9 Michael fighteth with the Dra- 
 gon, which perfecuteth the woman.11 The viko- 
 ry is gotten,to the comfort of the faithful. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 a Which fignife 
 the deftru@ion 
 of the enemies. 
 
 A® there appeared a great wonder in 
 heauen: woman clothed with the 
 funne, and the b moone was Onder her keete, 
 and vpon ber beade a < cromne of twelue 
 arres. 
 
 2 Gnd ſhee was with childe, and d cryed 
 trauatling in birth,and was payned readie 
 to be Deltuered. 
 
 a Inthis third 
 vifion is decla= 
 ted how the 
 Church, which 
 is compafied 
 abourwith Ies 
 Chrift the fonne | 
 
 d The Church 
 ever with amo 
 feruent defire 
 longed ‘that 
 Chrift fhould be 
 borne,and rhat. 
 the faithfull 
 might berege. 
 nerate by his 
 wer, 
 P The deuil] 
 andallhis pow 
 
 6 And the wman fied into wildernes. 
 where, e hath a placepeepared of God, that 
 they Mould feene her there a thonfand, rwa 
 hundeeth and rhecefcore dayes. 
 S 343 there was a. batteil in heauen, 
 kGBichael and bis Angels fought againſt 
 Ft iei and the Dzagon fought and 
 ts Angels. 
 
 8 But they prenayled not, neyther was 
 their place found any moze in theauen. 
 
 9 Aud the great Dragon that ola ferpent 
 called the deutll and Satan, was caſt out, 
 ‘which decetueth all the wode : bee was er which bur- 
 “AG BUG neth with fury, 
 
 andisreddewith the blood of the faithfull, f For hee is prince of 
 this world, and almoft hath the yninerfall gouernement. g.. By bis 
 ‘flatteries and promiles hegaineth many ofthe excel ent minifters and 
 hononrableperfons,and bringeththem to deſtruction. h Which is 
 clus Chrif the firft borne among many brethren, who was borne of 
 the Virgine Marie,as of a fpeciall member of the Church. P/al.2. 9. 
 i TheChurch wasremoued from among the lewes tothe Gentiles, 
 which were as a barren wilderneffe,and{o it is perfeentedtoand fro. 
 k Tefus Chrift and his members, as Apoftles, Martyrs, and the ref o. 
 the faithfull, 1 Por the Dragon was depriued of all his dignity, andi | 
 had no moreplace in the Church. ‘ f 
 ; cuen '| 
 
Satans rage againft the Church. 
 
 even Catt into the carth, and bis angels were 
 cat out with him. 
 10 Then J heard aloude vavce , faving, 
 Mow ts (aluation tn heaven, and Frength, 
 and the kingDome of our God, and the pow 
 erof bis Chak: fo the accuſer of our bres 
 thren ts catt Downe, witch acculed them be» 
 foze our God Day and night. 
 IL. But they ouercame him by the blood 
 _ of tbe Lambe,anbd bythe wozd of their teſtt⸗ 
 m They put their monte, and they m loucd uot their lines vnto 
 liues in danger fo the Death. 
 oft as need re- 12 Wherefore retoyce,pe heauens, and pe 
 quired. — that dweil in thet. Cio to the inhabitants 
 n Meaning them ofthe earth,andof tye fea: foz the penill is 
 that are guen to cone Downe bato pour, which Hath great 
 the world and wratiy, knowing that hee bath but a thoge 
 flefhly lutts. time. 
 o And was ouer- 13 And when the dragon ſaw that hee 
 come ot Chri, was ° cat unto the earth, peperlecutes the 
 
 thenhefought woman which bad bought koorth the man 
 again{this mem- childe, 
 
 bers, — 14 But to the woman were atuentwe 
 p Whichthe wings ofa great Cagle, that the might fiie 
 Lordhad ap- into the wiſderneſſe, mtor her place, where 
 pointed for her. ſhee is nouriſhed foz atime, and times, and 
 
 q Godgueth — palfearime, from pprevence of the ferpent. 
 meancs to fils 15 Aud the lerpenc cait out of his mouth 
 Churchto efcape water after the woman likea flood, that bee 
 
 thefurieofSa- might caule ber to bee caried away of the 
 tan,makinghis flooD. 
 
 creaturestofcerue 16 Butthe searth holpe the woman,and 
 tothe fuppost theearth opened herizouth,and fwallowed 
 thereof. vpthe flood, which the Dragon had caſt ont 
 
 x Satan was hot of bis mouth, 
 
 ableto deftroy ` 17 Then the dragon was wꝛoth with the 
 the head nor che woman, and went ¢ made warre with the 
 body, and there- r remnant of ber teed, which keepe the coms 
 fore theweth his mandements of God, and haus the tetimo» 
 rapeagainft the nie of Jeſus Chit. . 
 members, 18 And J oodonthefealand, — 
 
 CHAP, XIIE 
 
 2. 8 The beaft decesueth the reprobate, 2. 4. 
 ~ 12 And ù confirmed by another beaft. 17 The 
 Oh priuiledge of the beafts marke. 
 a Hereisthe de- Ams law a a beatt rife eut of the Sea, 
 feription of the pautng’ fenenhcades,and ‘ten bones, 
 Romane empire, and vpon hts hoynes were tenne crownes, 
 which ftandeth and upon bis heaves the name. of blaſphe· 
 
 < mcerueltyand mit. 
 tyranny. 2 Andthebeatt which F fw, was like 
 b Meaning a d leopard , ana bis feete like abeares, and 
 
 Rome, becaufe his mouth as the mouth of alton: and che 
 . it was firft gouer- © Dragon gaue him bis power , € bts throne, 
 ned by (euen and gar authozitie. 
 
 Kingsor Empe- 3 And Iſawoneofhis heads as it were 
 sours after Nero, wounded te death, but hise Deadly wound 
 and alſo is com⸗ was bealed,and all the twon Wondered aid 
 
 paled about _— followed the beaft. 
 with(euen 4 Gnd they worhipped the dragon 
 mountaines. which gaue power vnto the bealt, and they 
 
 e Which fignifie h woꝛſhipped che beaſt, ſaying, (Cibo is like 
 many prouinces, 
 
 d By thefe beaftes are fignified the Macedonians, Perfians and Cal- 
 deans, whomthe Romanes ouercame, e Thatis, the deuill. f This 
 may be vnderltood of Nero,who moued the firft perfecution againſt 
 the Church, and after flew bimfelfe, fo that the family of the Czfars 
 endedinbim, g Forthe Empire was eltablifhed againe by V efpa- 
 fian, h By receiving the ftatutes, ordinances, decrecs, cercmonis, 
 and religion of the Romane Empire. i 
 
 Chap. xiij. 
 
 J e 
 
 The beafts power. 951 
 —— the beat ? who is able to warre mith. 
 pim 
 
 § And there was ginen unto him a mouth 
 that fpake great things ant biafpbemtes, 
 aud power was ginen bite him, topai two 
 andtoatiemioneths. 2 
 
 6 And hee opened his mouth yntoblal 
 phemte againit God, te blalphene bis 
 Name and hts tabernacle, and them that 
 dweitin heauen. 
 
 7 Ana it was ginen to him to make war 
 with the Haints, ann to kouercome them, 
 and power was gincu hina euer euery ! kine 
 eb, and tongue, and nation. 
 
 8 Therefor all thar Dwell vpon the 
 earth,and worſhip him, whole ™ names ave 
 not * witten tn the booke sf tite of the 
 Lanibe, which was Raine” from the begin: 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 i Antichtiftes 
 ume snd power d 
 is Imitted Ri 
 k. In their bos W 
 dies, not in foules f 
 1 He meaneh i 
 that vniverfall 
 deparung wheres 
 ot S. Paul fpea- Ji 
 keth to the Thef | 
 falonicns. 5 
 m Antichrift 
 hath no power 
 ouerthe elect. 
 
 ning ofthe weld. - LS CGAP 3-56" 8 
 9 JE anp man haue an eare s let bim n As God ordei- 
 care. ned from before 4 
 
 Io JF anyleadinto captiuitic, hee Mall ali beginning and- 
 go ° tito captiuttie: uf any Kil with a fwod, all the facrifices 
 be mutt be killed by a ſworde here isthe pas wereas ſignes 
 tience, and the faith of rhe Saints. & facraments of | 
 
 Ii And j bebela another beattcomming Chriftsdeath. 
 bp oritof the pearth which pan two aboznes o They which ~ 
 itke the Lambe, but heer ipake tke the Dza. led fonlescap- 
 gon. y tiues goe theme - 
 
 12 Aud hee did all that the firt f beant felues into cap- 
 could Doe befoze hun, and bee canled the tivities, È 
 earth, and them which Dwell therein, to p Asthe kings 
 worlhip the fira beat, whel Deadly wound dome of heaven, | 
 was healed. & bringeth men- 
 
 13 Aud ° he Did great wonders, fothat thichersfothe — 
 be made fire to come Downe from beanenon Popes kingdome 
 the earth, tn the fight of men, isofthe earth, de 
 
 14 And Deccined them that Dwell onthe leadethto perdi⸗ 
 earth bythe lignes, which were permitted tion,andisbegun — 
 te btm to doin the * fightoftye beat, fap. and chaiithed 
 ingtothem that Dwel on the carth, that’ by ambition ,cos 
 thep fhould make the ytmage ofthe beat, uctoulves, beans 
 which bad the wound of a fwod, and BID lines,craft, trea- | 
 lue. f fon and tyranny. 
 
 ~ And it was permitted to him to gine q Which fignifie | 
 a *tpirtt unto the unage of the beaſt, fo that the Priefthood& 
 the image of the beaſt houid è peake, and the kingdome ôe 
 ſhould caule that as many as would not thereforehe gi- 11 
 A may the image of the braf, Houldbee ueth inhis-armes 
 
 ille 
 
 two Keyes, and 
 16 And he made ali,both imall and great, hath wo fwords: 
 rich and poore, free and bond, to receiue cariedbefore 
 him. So Boni-- — 
 face the eight which firft ordeined the Iubile , fhewed. himfelfe one” 
 day in apparell as a Pope , andthe next day in harnefie as the Empe- 
 rour, and the two bornes inthe Bifhops mitre are fignes therof, r He: » 
 fpake deuilith doGrine, accufed Gods word of imperfeGion, ſet vp 
 mans traditions,& fpake things contrary to God and his word. f Por - 
 the Pepe in ambition , crneltie, idolatrie and blafphemie did follow: 
 and imitate the ancient Romancs. t Broughtthem to idolatrie, 8 1 
 aftonifhed them with the name of thatholy Empire (asheetermeth 4 
 i) u Themanol finne,according to the operation of Satan halk | 
 be with allpower,fignes,and miracies of lies, 2. Theſſ 2.9,10. x Be- | 
 fore the whole Empire , whichreprefenteth the firft bealt, and is the” 
 image thereof. y For the firt Romane Empire wasas the patternes — 
 and this fecond Empire is but an-image and fhadow thereof. z For 
 except the Pope confirme the authoritie of the king of Romanes, he | 
 is not efteemed worthy tobe made Emperonr: a The fame thinges: 
 which the Pope or falfe prophets ĩnſtruct himin, b Receiuetheor= d 
 dinances and decrees of the feat of Rome, andto kiflethe viilaines 9) 
 foots, if he were pucthercunto, . 
 ` ac marke. 
 
* an fruits vato Gods 
 
 Whereby hee 
 reysounceth 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 € — in their right hand 22 in their Forge 
 hezds 
 
 17 Sud that no man misht buy op fell, 
 (auc he that had che marke, o2 the nameot 
 the dealt 02 the umber of bis name, 
 
 18 Pereis wiſedome. Let him that hath 
 wit,cowhtthe number sithe beak: fo utig 
 tie number e ofa mans and bis number is 
 fire hundreth threelcore and Gre. 
 
 aith,the word, 
 
 ments are the 
 Chriftians 
 
 . 
 
 ‘but luch as will approue his doctrine: fo that it is not enough te 
 confeile Chriſt, andto belecue the Scriptures , buta man muſt ſub- 
 fcribe to the Popes do&rine:moreouer, their chriimacories,greafings, 
 vowes , othes , and (hauings are fignesof this marke, infomuch as 
 no nation wasaceepted that had nor many of chefe marked beaftes. 
 d He chat is not ſealed with Astichrifts marke, cannot be fuffered to 
 liue among men. e Such as may be vnderftood 59 mansreafon: for 
 about 666, yeeres afterthisrenelation, the Pope or Antichrilt be- 
 ganto be manifefted in the world: for thefe characters y s'é Ggnifie 
 666, and this number is gathered of the ſmall number, A ares vos, 
 which in the whole make 666. and fignifie Lateinus, or Latin, 
 which noteth the Popeor Antichrift, who vfeth in all things the La- 
 tin tongue, and inte/pe& thereof hee contemseth the Hebrew and 
 Greeke, wherein the word of Gud was firft and beft written: and be- 
 cauſe Italy in old time was called Latinum , the Italians are called 
 ‘Latini, fo that hereby he noteth of what countrey chiefly hee fhould 
 Comes pt v 
 CHAP. XINI 
 
 € The notable company of the Lambe. 6 One 
 Angel announceth the Gofpel, s Ancther the fal 
 of Babylon, 9 And the third warneth to flee from 
 the beaft. 83 Of therrbleffedneffe which die in 
 the Lord, 18 Of the Lords harucft. 
 
 ma J leaked, and toe, a* Lambe ſtood 
 on mount Sion, and with him anbhun; 
 Deth fourtie and foure thouland, hauing 
 n — ef2ame witten in their fore: 
 ads. : 
 
 2 Gnd 7 heart a voyte from heauen, ag 
 the found of ntanp4waters,and as the found 
 of a great thunder: and J heard the sopce 
 of harpers harping with theit harpes, 
 
 3 Aud they itg as it were a new fong 
 bekore the rhone g before the foure beaites, 
 and the Elders, and noeman could learne 
 that fong, but the bundzeth fortie and foure 
 — which were bought from che 
 earth... 
 
 4 Theft are they which are not detiled 
 with women, fo? they are virgins : thele fol- 
 low the Lambe eimbitherlocuer hee goeth : 
 thele are bought trom men, being the * Art 
 Fruits vnto God, and to the Lambe. 
 
 § And in thete mouthes was found no 
 guile : fo2 thep are witheut ifpot before the 
 throne of Gov. 
 
 6 € Then Jſaw another Angel fie in 
 the middes of beauen, haning an enevias 
 ting Golpel, to peeach wnto them that 
 Dwell on the earth, and te euctp nation,and 
 
 a Tefus Chrift ru» 
 lern in his church 
 to.defend and 
 cõ fortit; though 
 the beak rage ne- 
 nerfomuch and 
 feeing Chrilt is 
 préfent euer with 
 his Church, there 
 can be no Vicat: 
 for where there is 
 a Vicar, there is 
 no-Ghurch, 
 b Meaning, a 
 greatandample 
 Church, 
 c Which was 
 the marke of 
 their cie&ion, te 
 wit, their faith. 
 d Signifying that 
 tbe number of ¥ 
 Church fhould 
 be great,and that 
 they (hould {peak 
 boldly, & aloud, 
 and fo glorifie 
 the Lord. 
 e Nonecan prayfe God butthe ele& whom he hath bought, F By 
 whotedome: and vnder this vice hee comprehendeth allother: but 
 this is chiefly meant of idolatrie, which is the (pirituall whoredome, 
 -g Fortheir whole delight isin the Lambe leſus, and they loue none 
 wthim, h Which deelareth that the faithfull oughete live iuſtly 
 and holily, that they may b: the firſt Fruits, and an excellent offering 
 of the Lord. i Forafmuch as their finnes are pardoned, and they 
 areclad withthe iuftice of Cnriſt. k By this Angelare meant the 
 trug minilters of Chrif which preach the Gofpel faithfully. 
 
 Reuelation. 
 
 The earth reaped. 
 
 kiured, and tongue, and seaple, 
 
 7 *Havtug with alouvenopee, ! Feare P/2Lt 45.6. 
 Hod, and giue glozy co hinn fo the sure of 1 The Golpel 
 his iudgement ts come: and worſhip him teacheth vs to 
 that made *heauen and earth, andthe tea, feareGod and 
 and the fountaines of waters. honour him, 
 
 8 Mud there followed another Angel, whichis the be- 
 faping, * It ts fallen,tt is tallen, ™ Babylon ginning of hea- 
 the great cities foz {he made all tations te uenly wifedome, 
 Dinke ofthe wine ef thea wrath of her for» AZs 14.15. 
 nication. ft 21.9 
 
 9 An the third Angel followed them, iere.g 1.8. 
 (aping with aloud voyce, Jlany man wor» chap,r8.2, 
 
 Wip che beak and bis image, and recetuehis m Signifying 
 marke in bis forehead, oꝛ ou his hant, Rome, foral- 
 
 Io The lame Hal deinke of the wine of much asthe vices 
 the math of God, pea, ofthe pure wine, which werein 
 wWhich ig Lay intathecup of jis wrath, Babyicn are 
 and hee ſhall be topmented in Bre and brim- found id Rome 
 tone before the holy Angels, and before the in grcateraboun- 
 Lambe. ; dance,as perfecus 
 
 It Anu the ſmoke of their torment (hall rion of y Church 
 
 {cend cuermoze: and they fall bane no ret of God, oppreffi- 
 Day uor night’, which worp the beak ant on and flauery, 
 bis image, twholocucr recetueth che punt; with deſtcuction 
 or bis name, rh ai of the people of. 
 
 I2 Here is the patience of Baints: Here: God, confufion,, 
 are they that keepe the conusandements of fuperftitionides, 
 God, and the Faith of Jetis- lattyyimpictie:. > 
 
 13 Then J heard a voyce from heauen, and as Babylon |, 
 ſaping vnto ine’, (Arite, 1 Bleed are the the fdt Monar- , 
 Dead wich berafter die in the« Lod. Euen chie was dekroy⸗ 
 fo fapth the pirit: for they rek from their: ed,fo thallthis >; 
 labours,and their marks follow thent, +- wicked King-. -sis 
 
 14 AnD J looked, and beheld, a white domeof Anti- q 
 cleud, and vᷣpon the cloud one fitting itke chrift baue amis 
 vnto the Donne of man, hauing on bis head ferablerume, — 
 
 a golvencrowne, and in bis hand a ſharpe choughitbee 
 lickle. great, and fèe- | 
 
 I5 And another Ansel came out of the, meth to excend 
 Sempic, crying with.aloude voyce to hun throughourall 
 
 bat ſate on the cioun, ** hutin thy fite Europa. 
 kie, and reape: fog the time is come to reape: n By the which 
 fo: the harueſt ot the carthisrtpe.. > ,_ fornication God 
 _ 16 And be that late on thecioud, ® thruſt isprouoked to 
 in bis lickle on the carth, and the earth was wrath: fo that hee 
 reaped. ſaffereih many ta. 
 
 17 When another Angel came out ofthe walke inthe way, 
 Tempie which ts in heauen, haning allo a of the Romith 
 fharpe fickle. ado ctrine to their 
 
 I8 AnD another Angel came ont front the. deltruGion,, 
 
 x altar, witch bad power ouer ire, and cri · o Thatis, of his 
 ed with aloud cry to him that had the Harp. terrible indge- 
 fickle, and ſayd, Thruſt in thy Harpe fickle, ment. 
 
 and gather the clufters of the vincyard of p. The faichfull 
 the earth: for her grapes arcripe. are exhorted to 
 
 19 Aw the Angel thunk in his Harpe lic- patience. 
 
 f For they are 
 delivered from the horrible troubles which are inthe Church, & reft 
 with God, ||Or, forthe Lords cauſe. t Which are ingafted in Chrift 
 by faith, which ret and {tay only on him,and reioyce tobe with him: 
 for immediatly after their death they are receitied into ioy, f Signi- 
 fying that Chrift (hall come to iudgement in acloud,euen as he was 
 feene to go vp. Foel 3.13.mat.13.39. t The ouerthrow of thepeo- . 
 ple is compared to an harueft, Mai, 19.5. alſo to a vintage , Iat.6 3e 
 u. This is (poken familiarly for our capacitie, alluding ynto sn hut- 
 bandman,who fuffreth himfelfe to be aduertifed by his ſetuants wher - 
 his haruett is ripe, and not that Chrift hath nced to be told when he 
 fhould come to indgement for the comfort of his Church , and de- 
 AruGion of his enemies, x This was Chrift, who is alfo the altar, the 
 Prielt,and facrifices * 
 
 (4 
 
The ſeuen plagues. 
 
 kle on the earth, and eut Downe the vines 
 y Thatis,acer- of ehe vineyard ot the earth, and caſt them 
 taine place ap⸗ 
 poynred, and not. Gov, 
 in ihe beauen. 20 And the Y wine penet was tronen 
 z By this fimili- without the city, and blood came out of the 
 tude he decla- wine prelle, vntochee horſe bridies by the 
 rerh the horrible {pace of a thouſand g ire hundaed furlongs, 
 confufios of the 
 tyrants end infidels, which delight in nothing but waires, flaughzers, 
 perlecutions and effufion of blood. 
 
 AVP, Pav. 
 
 a Seyen Argelshanethe finen laf plagues. 
 3 The [fong of thera that ouercome the beaſt. 7 [he 
 fuen vials fullof Gods wrath. . 
 a Thisisthe fad ¥ fawe another ⸗ ſigne in heauen 
 fourth vifion, A great and marucilous, è freuen Angels 
 which conteincth haying the euen lait plaguesifog bp them ts 
 the dodtrine of  fyifillen the weath of God. 
 Gods iudge- 2 And law asic were ae glaſſie fea min- 
 ments forthe gleDwithiire, and thein that had getten 
 deſttuction of dicttoꝛpot the beaft,and of his image, and of 
 
 the wickedand ` pis marke and of the number of bis name, 
 eur of the panh at the glaſſie fea,bauing the harpes of: 
 go Ye 3 6 : 
 
 b Measingan 7 Ano they fig the fong of Moles the 
 
 infinite number 
 of Gods mini- 
 
 — ftersswhich bad 
 infinite manets 
 and fortsoffu- ` 
 nifhments. 
 e, Signifying, this 
 _ britrle & incon- 
 fant world mixt 
 with fire,that is, 
 trou’ ‘les andaf- 
 fi; on but the 
 Saints of God 
 ouercome them 
 alland fing di- 
 
 *feruantofGor,and the tong of tye Lambe, 
 faying, Great ¢ marneplous are thy wozkes, 
 
 Lod God Almighty: int and true are thy 
 
 * ii wapes king of ⸗aints. 
 
 4 *Aibothail nat teare the, D 2020,and 
 glozific thy Rame? Foz thou onelp arc holy, 
 and al nations fal come and wortbtp before 
 thee;tor thy tudgementsare made mantfett, 
 
 -S  Andafter that J looked, and beholde; 
 the Tempie of the tabernacle of teſtimony 
 wag open in heauen. 
 
 6 And — Angels came ont of the 
 temple, which bat the ſeuen plagues, clothed 
 in pure and bright linen, and haing ther 
 - e beaks girded with goldengirbles. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 pa ongs veto = © 7 Guid one of the! foure beatles gaue tn 
 od,by whofe totbeteuen Angels ſcuen golden vitals full 
 power they get pf the wꝛathot Gad, wyich liueth fo? euer· 
 the vi@ory. jet me, 
 
 Exid 15.1.7 .- 8 Andthe temple was full of the finoke 
 Pfalisss [tHe siop sf Hod, and sf his power, ani ne, 
 p Or aéesand Mlatiwasabic tos enter into che temple, till 
 
 dedes, 3 i 
 Tere. toye . fi 
 AS ——— . 
 declare that Godsiudgermentsare cleare Juft and without fot, € As 
 ready to execute the vengeance of God, f By the foure beaftesare 
 meant all the creatures of God,wbich willingly ferue him for the pu- 
 nihment of the infidels, g God giveth vs fullentry into hisChurch 
 by defiroying his enemres: for the Saints cannot clearely kneweail 
 Gods iudgements before thé full end of alfthings, ~—_ 
 
 7 Fiabe CHAP. XVI... 
 
 » The Angels powre out their, vial fullof 
 wrath, 6 And what plagaes follow therevf. 05 
 Admonition to take heed and watch. 
 
 Az J heard a great voyce out of the 
 Temple, faving to thefeuen Angels. gó 
 
 th Sate pour Wwayes,and powꝛe aut the ſeuen vials of 
 a Thiswastike’ thewzathof@envpontheearth. 
 
 _ the fixt plagae of out his 
 
 2 And the firt went, aud powaed 
 Egypt, which was biali ppon the earth: and there fetla nope 
 fores and Loyles, fome and agrienous a foie vpon the men. 
 or pockes:and ` ts 
 this reigneth commonly among Canons, Mankes, Friers, Nuones, 
 Pricfts,and fuch filthy vermine which bears the marke of the bealt, 
 
 the (eaten plagues of the (cuen Angels were 
 : ‘alley ; 3 
 
 . > 
 
 Chap. xv. xvi. 
 
 into the great winepreſſe of the weach of - 
 
 The bloody drinke blood. ¢ 52 
 
 which bad the marke of the beat, and vpon 
 then: twiich worthipped brs erage, 
 
 3 And the lecond Angel pow sed out his 
 viall vpon the tea, and it became as the 
 >bissd of a © Dead man and enerp liming b This és liketo: 
 tying Died in theiea. the frit plague 
 
 4 And the third Angel powerd outhis of Egypt, wbich 
 bial vpon the riuers and fountaines of was fignificth all 
 terssand thepbecaine 4 blood. kindes of pefti- 
 
 5 And J heard che Anaei of thes waters lences andcontas. 
 fap, Lorde, thou art tud ,.(Qivich art, and giousdifeates, 
 CUbich watt,and holy, becaule thou att iud⸗ c That is, cor- 
 Sed thele things. rupt add infect. 
 
 ó Foꝛ they hen the blood of the Oaints, d The Girt plague- 
 and Pꝛophets and therefore halt thon gi⸗ of Egypt was 
 — theni blood ta drinke: to? they are toz» like vnto 
 
 e. z this, 
 
 7 And J heard anothereutoftheSanc: e He bringerh 
 tuary ſay, Zuen io, Loꝛde Gov almighty, fornhtheferwo © 
 f true and righteous are thy iusgements. ` Angels the one! 
 
 8 Andthe fourth Angel powzedout his whichis-couer- 
 biallon tye Dunne, andit was gwen vn⸗ nour ofthe wa-- 
 to bim to tment men with 2 heate of -ters,andthe o. 
 fire, ‘ a therfrom ynder- 
 
 9 And men boyted in great heate, and the altars wits 
 hblalphemed the ame ot Gon, whch NC Hts and.com< 
 power ouce theft plagues, and they repented. menders ot Gods 
 notte ginedim glo2y. 7: nft indgements. 
 
 10 Andthe fiith Engel potozed out his bi- f Forafmuch as 
 all vpon the thaone of the * beat, and hig theu defroy- 
 kingdome wared Darke, audthep*gneke eft the rebels, 
 theis tongues foz 10200, i and preſerueſt 
 
 TI And blaſphemed the God of heauen fog thins. 
 thew paints, and forthcir {ozes,andrepen= g Signifying ſa⸗ 
 ted not of their wozkes. | faine,drovgbt, 
 
 12 And the lirt Angel potozed out his’ and hore difea-- 
 viall bpon the great riugr | Euphrates, aud (es.whichpros- 
 the water thercof dried vp, that the way of ceed thereof, 
 the. Riugs ot the Tat oulde bee prepa: h The wicked 
 ren. : werehard hear⸗ 
 13 4nd Jl awe three m vncleane fptrits ted, and ſub · 
 like krogges come out of the month of the burne when’... s 
 Dagon, aud out of the mouth ofthe beatt, Ged-punithed-. 
 and out of the mouth of the. fall pres chem, ` 
 phet. i i i This anfwerethy 
 
 14 Foz they. are the fpirits of ↄ deuils, tothe ninh- 
 working miracles, to goe vnto theo Kings, plague of E- 
 oftheearth, andofthe whole tooit, toga: gypriwhichfig= 
 therthem. tothe batteli of that great Day of nifieththartre < 
 Gop Almigotyp a: 2: Popes doctrine 
 _ 15: (* Bebotd,F tomeasathtefe. Bleſſed isan horrible 
 ishee that watcheth, aud keepeth bis e.gar> plague of God, ,; 
 ments, leſt he walke naked, and menſeẽ Ris which keepeth 
 fiithtncite) f men fti)l indarke- 
 
 16 Aud they gathered them together intoa, igrorance.and~, 
 
 erreurs, ; 
 k They (hall hewe their fury , rage and: blafphemy again Gody- 
 whenthe light of his Gojpel fhall thine. 1+ By Euphrates. which, 
 
 was the ftrength of Babylon, is meant the riches, firength, pleafures 
 
 and commodities of Rome the fecond Babylon, which the faithful 
 
 which are the true Kingsand Prieftes in Chrilt, haue taken away. 
 
 by difetofing their wicked deceite. m- That is, a ftrong numbes 
 
 of the greai deuill the Popes ambaffadours, which are caer ctying: i 
 and croking Itke frogges,and come out of Antichtiftsmonth,becaule 
 they thou'd fpeake nothing bur lyes, and vle all maner of crafty de= 
 Ceiteto maintayne their rich Euphrates againft the tree Chriftians, 
 n_,Albcit they call themfelues(piritwall and holy fathers. o: For 
 in ail Kings courts thé P ope bath had his ambafladours te hinder the 
 Kingdeme of Chnift. Chap. 3.3. matthew 24. 4.4. luke 1.2. 390 < 
 p Of richreoufneffe, and holinefie, wherewith we are clad.throughig 
 pfs Chrift.- i 
 
 place. 
 
 
 
 
 
The whoreof. Babylon. 
 
 q Asifhe would place called is Dibri a Armagedon. 
 fay.cnecraftines 17 @ And the feiicnth Angel powred out 
 ofdefiraton, Gis vtallinratheatre te there came a loude 
 whenas Kings vovyce out ofthe Temple af heauen fram the 
 and Princes shall tene laying, It is Done, 
 warre againtt 18 And there were voyces, and thun- 
 God,but bythe DMingg, and lightnings, and there was a 
 craft of Satan,are great earthquake ſuch as was not fincemen 
 brought to that were vpon the earth, euen fo mighty an 
 place vhere they earthquake. í — 
 thallbe defroy- 19 And the great! city was diuided ine 
 ed. te three partes, and the* cittes of the natis 
 r Thisisthelat onsfeil, and great Babylon came inre» 
 judgement when imembzance betoze God* ta gine vsto her 
 Chrift ſhalcome the cuppe of wing of the Gercenelle of his 
 todeltroythe wath. 
 wicked and deli- 20 And euery ple fed away, ¢ the moun · 
 uerhisChurch. taines were not tionnd. n 
 f Meaning, the 21 AnD there fell a great hayle, like ta» 
 whole numberof {ents,out of heauen bpon the men, and meit 
 themebatfhall blaſphemeds od, becauſe of the plague of the 
 callthemfelues  hatle : foz the plague thereof was exceeding 
 Chriftians,wher=. great. 
 offome are fo in ent 
 deede, (ome are Papifts,& vnder pretenceaf Chrift, ſerue Antichrift, 
 andfoo-< are Neuters, which arc neither on the one fide nor en the 
 other, ¢ Signifying all ftrange religion,as of lewes, Turkes and o- 
 thers,which then fhail fall with tbat great whore of Rome, and bee 
 
 
 
 
 Reuelation. 
 
 tormented in eterpall paynes. 
 
 a Which was 
 
 ChrittIefus,who 
 
 will take ven- 
 geance on this 
 Romih harlot. 
 b Antichrift is 
 compared toan 
 
 CHAP, XVIL 
 3 The defcription of the great whore. 8 Her 
 finnes and pumjhment, 24 The victory of the 
 Lambe, 4 
 To there camen ong of the ſeuen An · 
 gels, which had the euen vials, and tals 
 
 ked with me faying vnto me, Come, J will. 
 
 fhew thee the damnatto of the great *whaze 
 that fitteth vpon many < waters, F 
 2 Mith whom Hane committed forntca- 
 
 tion the kings of the earth, and the inhabi⸗ 
 
 8 Ahei beak ehat thou hat ſeene, was, 
 andis net, and fhall attend out of the bot- 
 tomieſſe ptt, and hall go into perdition, and 
 they that Bweil on the earth, hall wonder 
 (whole names are not witten in the Beoke 
 of tife from the foundation of the worlde) 
 when they behold the beat that was, ann ig 
 not, and petis. 
 
 9 Wercisthe minde that hath wiſdome. 
 Whe ſeuen heades are kleuen mountapnes, 
 whereon the woman fitteth: they are allo 
 leuen kings. 
 
 10 Ftue are fallen, and one is and ano- 
 ther is not yet come: and when ġe commeth 
 be mult continue a ſhort (pace, 
 
 II And the beat that was, and is not, fs 
 even the ™ eight, and ts one of the ſeuen, and 
 (hail goe into deſtruction. 
 
 12 And the ten bornes which thou ſaweſt, 
 ate ten kings, which pet haue not recetucd a 
 kingdome,but Wall receite power, as kings 
 at one boure with the beaft. i 
 
 13 a hele haue one mind, and ſhal gine 
 thetr power and aurhozitie puto the beaſt. 
 
 14 Chele hal fight with the Lambe,and 
 the Lambe tall couercome them: * foz be is. 
 Loꝛd of lozd3,and King of kings: and they 
 that are on his fide, called, and chelen, and 
 faithfull. s 
 
 I5 And hee lavd vnto mee, Che waters 
 which thou tawet, where the whore fitteth, 
 ate people, and multitudes and nations, and 
 tongues. ‘ 
 
 IO Gnd the r tenne bones which thou 
 
 ſaweſt vpon the beatt,are they that thal pate 
 
 the whore, and Wall make ber Defolate and 
 arcane mall eate ber fleſh and burne ber 
 ith fire. i 
 17 Fo: God hath aput in their hearts to 
 
 The feuen heads. 
 
 i ThisistheRee . 
 mare Empire, 
 which being fale 
 len ta decay, 
 
 the whore of 
 Rome viurped 
 authority.and 
 proceeded from 
 the deuill and 
 thither fhall ree 
 turne. 
 
 k Which are a⸗ 
 bout Rome. 
 
 1 For after that 
 the Empire was 
 cecayed in Nero, 
 Galba,Otho, 
 Vicellius, Velpae 
 fian and Titus 
 dyed inleffe then 
 fourteene yetres, 
 andreigned as 
 Kings: Domitian 
 then reigned, and 
 after him Coc- 
 ceius Nerua 
 which was the 
 feuenth, 
 
 m He meanech 
 Traianethe Em- 
 perour,who was - 
 a Spanizrd and 
 adopted by Ners- 
 ua, but becauſe 
 he perfecuted the 
 faithfull, he goeth 
 alfo to perditi- 
 
 On. 
 n He fignifieth 
 
 harlot, becaufe 
 he feduceth the 
 world withyaine 
 
 tants of the earth ave Deunke with the wine 
 other kornication. 
 
 fullill his will, and to Boe with oneconfent thehorrible pet- 
 fo: to gine their ktngdome vnto the beal, fecutions which 
 untilithe weds of Ged be fulfilled. - haue bene vndes 
 
 words doGrines 
 
 of lies and oute 
 . ward appea- 
 
 rance. 
 
 c Meaning di- 
 
 uers nations and 
 
 countries. 
 
 d The beaft fig- 
 
 nifieth theanci- 
 ent Rome: the 
 woman that fit- 
 teth thereon, 
 the new Rome 
 which.is the Pa- 
 piltrie, whofe 
 ertieltie and 
 ‘blood(hedding 
 is declared by 
 fcarlet. 
 
 3 Ho be caried me away into the wilder · 
 neſſe in the Spirit, and Iſawe a woman fit 
 vpon a ſcarlet coloured 4 beat, ful of names 
 
 ofe blaſphemy, which bad (euen beads,and 
 
 tenhoznes. £ 
 4 And the f woman was arayed in purple 
 and (catlet,and gilded with gold, g precious 
 ftones,and pearles,and bad a cup of gol in 
 her hand, fullof e abominations, and tilthi· 
 neſſe of ber fozntcatton, À 
 § And in ber forehead was a name wit- 
 ten,» A mpltery, great Babylon, the mother 
 of whozedoemcs , and absininations of the 
 
 garth. 
 
 6 And J law the woman drzunken with 
 the bleod of Saints, with the blood of the 
 Martyrs of Jes: and when J Caw her, J 
 wondred with great maruaile. 
 
 7 Chen the Angel aid vnto me, there- 
 fore marueilett thou ? 7 will ſhewe thee the 
 
 18 And the woman which thos fawett, 
 
 empire of 
 
 is the great city, which reigneth ouer the Rome,endinall 
 kings ot the earth, ; other realmes 
 
 . fubie@ to the 
 fame. o And breake themto fhiuers asa potters pot. 1, T.6.15. 
 chap.19 16. p Diners nations,as the Gothes, Vandales, Hunnes,and 
 other nationsywhich were once fubie& to Rome, fhall rife againft it, 
 and deftroy it, q Thatin Read of doing homage to Chrif lefns,they 
 
 fheuld be caſt in a reprobate fence to ferus Antichgift,andro dedicate 
 
 themfelues and theirs wholly vnto him. ` 
 CoH APO XVIL 
 
 3- 9 The louers ofthe world are fory for the fal 
 of the where of Babylon. 4 An admonition tothe 
 people of God to flee out of her dominion, 20 but 
 they that be of God, haue caufetoreioyce for her 
 defiruction, = 
 A AD alter thele things, Jſawe another 
 
 Angel come downe from heauen, hauing 
 
 great power, ſo that the earth was lightened 
 with his lory. 
 
 J [2.21 .9.iere.gi 
 8.chap.14.8. 
 a This defcripti- 
 
 e Full ofidola- myfter» of the waman, and of the beat that 
 try,faperftition heareth her, which hath ſeuen heads, and ten 
 and contempt hoꝛnes. 
 of the true God. 3 
 
 f This woman is the Ancichrift,that is,the Pope with the whole.bo- 
 dy of his filthy creatures, as is expounded Verfe 18. whofe beautie 
 onely ftandeth in outward pompe and impudencie, and craft like a 
 ftrumpsc. 9 Of falfe doGrines and blafphemies, bi Which none can 
 knowtoauoyd, buttheeled, 
 
 2 And be crped out mightily with a loud on of che ouer- 
 vovce,fapitig,*4 It is falicn,itts fallen, Ba⸗ throwofthe. | 
 bylon the great citie And is become the habt+ great whore is 
 tation of Soenils, andthe hold of atl foule like to rhat 
 {pirits, and a cage ef euery vncleane and whereby the proe 
 hatekull bird. phets vie to de- 
 
 clarethe deftru- 
 ion of Babylon. b He defcribeth Rome to be the finke of all abo- 
 mination and deuilifhneffe,and a Kind of hell. F x 
 3 fo 
 
< 
 
 To flee from Babolon. 
 
 c Thegrearett “ 
 part of the world 
 hath been abufed 
 and feduced by 
 this ſpirituall 
 whoredome, 
 
 d WhenGod 
 threatneth the 
 wicked, he ever 
 comforteth and 
 counfelleth his 
 what they ought 
 to doe, that is, 
 tbat they doe not 
 communicate 
 with the finnes 
 of the wicked, 
 
 e TheGreeke 
 word is,that her 
 finnes fo foliow 
 one azother,and 
 fo rife one after 
 another, that they 
 grow to fuch an 
 heape, that at 
 Jength they 
 
 _touchthe very 
 
 heauens. 
 f- Bleffed is hee 
 thet can repay to 
 
 _ the whore the 
 like, as it is writ- 
 
 _ the fpiritual mér- - | 
 - ments and krankincenle, and wine ant alle, 
 
 ren, Pfa, 137.89. 
 Iſa 47.8. 
 
 g The glorious 
 boafting ofthe 
 ftrumpet, 
 
 h But ful of peo- 
 ple ard mighty. 
 
 1 Both they that 
 
 3 Foꝛ: all nations haue dunken of the 
 wine of the wrath of ier fornication and the 
 Kings ef the carth haue committed fornica> 
 tion with her, € the merchants of the earth 
 wared rich of the abundance of er pleas 
 
 ures. 
 
 4 GnovF heard another voice from pea» 
 uen fay, 4 Goe out of her my people, that pee 
 be not partakers in her finnes, and that pre 
 receine not of her plagues. 
 
 5 Fozrber finnes are e come vp vnto hea⸗ 
 Uli, E God Hath rememb2ed her iniquities. 
 
 6 f Reward her,euen as (he path rewar⸗ 
 Dev pou, and giueher Double accoding to 
 her warkes: and in the cup that the bath Mi- 
 ied to pou, fil her the double. 
 
 7 Ynalmuch as fhe glorified her felfe,and 
 lived in pleafure,fo much giue poito yer tor 
 ment and ſorow: foz Hee faith in her heart, 
 *J fit being saqueene, and am no wt: 
 Dow,and Hali fee no mourning. 
 
 8 Therefore ſhall her plagues come at 
 one Day, Death, and fozow, and Famine, and 
 fhe Wali be burnt with fire: foz trong is the 
 Loꝛd God which wili condemne her. 
 
 9 Andthe Kings of the earth ſhall be⸗ 
 watleber, and lament forher, which haue 
 committed foznication, and liued in pleaſure 
 wrp her, when they Hail (ee the fmokeof her 
 
 urning, 
 
 10 4nd hall ſtand afarre off foz feare of 
 ber torment, ſaying, Aias,alas, the great ci» 
 tie Babylon, the mighty citte; foz in ene 
 houre is thy iudgement come, 
 
 IE And the merchants ofthe earth hall 
 Yecepe and watle ouer ber; foz Ro man but 
 eth ber ware any moze. 
 
 12 The ware of gold g filuer, and of pze- 
 tious tione,and of pearles, and of fine linen, 
 andof purple, tof ilke, and ofſkarlet, anu 
 ofall maner of Thine * wood,and of all pef» 
 
 temporally have {els of yuozy , and of all veficls of moft preci- 
 had profit by the ous wood, and of bꝛaſſe, and oftron, and of 
 
 ftrumpet,& alſo 
 
 chants (hall for 
 forow and want 
 of their gaine,cry 
 out and defpaire. 
 k Which is vety 
 odoriferous and 
 precious. 
 1 Such as Ẹwan- 
 tons vfeat Rome. 
 m Thisis the vi- 
 left ware, y thefe 
 merchants ſel. & 
 beft cheap,whick 
 foules notiith- 
 ftandine ¥ Sonne 
 of God redee- 
 med with his 
 preciousblood, 
 1 Pet. 1. 19. 
 n Th.tis, the 
 things which 
 thou foucdft 
 bef. 
 o And fe fhew 
 fignesof great 
 orow, 
 
 = 
 
 marble, 3 
 13 And ofcynamom, and odours, toint> 
 
 and fine floure, and wheate, and beats, eny 
 feeepe, and holes, and! charets, aud fer: 
 uants,and m fenles of men, 
 
 14 (And the »apples that thy fule lutea 
 after are Departed from thee, and all things 
 which were fat and ercellent, are Departed 
 from thee,and thou Malt find them no moze) 
 
 Is Ghe merchants of theſe things which 
 were wared rich, hall tand afarre eff from 
 ber , fo? feare of ber tozment, weeping and 
 wailing, ; 4 
 
 16 And laying, Alas alas the great citie, 
 that was clothed tn fine linnen, and purple, 
 and fcarlet, and gilded with golde, and pres 
 cious ſtone and pearles, í 
 
 17 Forin one houre fo great riches are 
 camie to Deflation. And euery hipmatter, 
 and all the people that occupie Mippes, and 
 fhipmen, and whefocuer trauaile onthe fea, 
 ſhall Hand afarre off, 
 
 18 And crie, when they {ee the fmoke of 
 her burning, taping, What citie was like pnto 
 this great citic? ‘ 
 
 19 And they ſhalcaſt ° duſt on their beads, 
 and erie weeping t wailing, and Gp, Alas, 
 
 Chap. 
 
 xix. 
 
 alas.the great citie wherein were made rich 
 all that pad fips on the ſea by her | coftlt- 
 nele: for inone borre fhe ts made delolate. 
 
 20 © heauen, reioyce of her, and yee holy 
 Apoſtles and Pꝛopheta: for Hod yath r gi. 
 uen pour indgement onbher. . ? 
 
 21 Then a mighty Angel teoke bp a 
 Fone like a great militonc, and” calt it into 
 tye fea,faping , (ith ch violence ſhall the 
 great citie Babylon be caſt, t Halbe a found 
 TiO moꝛe. i £ 
 
 22 And the toice ok harpers, and mufici- 
 ans, and of pipers, aud trumpetters fhailbe 
 heard no moze in thee, and no craftinan, 
 of whatioeuer craft he be, fhallbe found any 
 moze in thee: andthe found of a milſtone 
 Rall be heard no moze tn thee. 
 
 23 And the lightofa candle hall Hine no 
 moze in thee: & che vovce of che brꝛidegrome 
 andotthe bude Hall bee heard nomozein 
 thee; for thy * merchants were the great 
 men ofthe earth: and with thine inchant- 
 ments were Decciued all nations. 
 
 24 And in her was found the blood of the 
 Pꝛophets, and of the Haints,and of all that 
 were Haine bpen the carth. 
 
 CHAP XIX, 
 
 1 Praifes are giuen wato God for iudging the 
 where, and for auenging the blood of hws feruants. 
 10 The Angel wil not be worflipped. 17 The 
 Soules and birds are called tothe faughter. 
 
 A J2 after thele things J heard agreat 
 voyce of a gteat multitude in Heaven, 
 faytng, *iallelu-iah, faluation and glory, 
 — > AnD power bee to the Layour 
 oD. 
 
 2 Foz true and righteous are his indges 
 ments: for hee hath condemned the great 
 whore which ord corrnpt the earth with her 
 fozntcation, and hath auenged the blood of 
 bis feruants,hhedbyher Dand. 
 
 3 And againe they (avd, Yallelu-iab:and 
 ber € lmoke role vp foz euermoze, 
 
 4 And the foure and twenty Elders and 
 the foure  
 hisenemies, 
 
 r Signifying that 
 Tefus Chrift, 
 which is the 
 word, ismade 
 fleſh, and is our 
 
  Lord,cut God, : 
 ` andtheindge of the quicke and dead, f This declareth that his 
 Angels thall come with h'mtoiudge the world. t Which driueth 
 the wicked into cternall fire. P/al.2.9.chap.2.29. u Which decla- 
 reth his humanitie,wherein heis Lord ofall, & thalliudgethe world, 
 1.Tim 6.15 chap.1714. x This fignifieth thatthe day ofiudge- 
 ment (hall becleere and eutdent,(0 that none thalbe hid: for the trun- 
 pet hall blow aloud, and all (hall vnderftand it. y Forthe Pope 
 - and the-worldly princes (hall fight againft Chrift , euen vntill this laft 
 day. ⁊ The ouerthtow ofthe beaft and his vhick (hall bee chi¢fly 
 accomplifhed at the fecond comming of Chrifte 
 
 Lambs {upper,ans be fayt puto mee, Thee 
 words of God are true. 
 
 Io And J fell before bis Feet * to woꝛſhip 
 Him: but he lapd ynta mer, Dee thou doe tt 
 nots 3 am thy fellow feruant.and one of thy 
 brethzen, which hauz thei tetimony of Je⸗ 
 fus, orig God: for che k tetintenie of 
 Fetus, ts the ſpirit of prephelie. 
 
 IL Aud J faw heauen open, and beholde, 
 atuhite ! horle, Ebethatiate vpon bim, was 
 called = Faithfull and true, and be a tudgeth 
 and fighteth rigbteoutly. 
 
 12 Ind bis epes were as a flame of fire, 
 andon bts head were ° many crownes; and 
 he had a name witten, that no mane knew 
 but huniclfe. 
 
 12 And * he was clothed with a garment 
 dipt in a blood, and his name ts calles, T H E 
 ‘WORD OF GOD, : ; 
 
 14 And the fwarriours which were in 
 Heauen,follomed him vpon white bozies cle- 
 then with fine linnen white and pure. 
 
 Is And out of bis mouth went out a 
 fgarpe fwod, that with it he woun finite 
 the heathen: foz hee * hall rule them with 
 aron of irom: for hee it ts that treaderh the 
 winepreffe of the ticrceneſſe and wath ofal- 
 mightie God. i - 
 
 16 And hee hath vpon bis garment, and 
 bpon his = thigh a name witten, *THE 
 KING OF KINGS, AND LORD 
 OF LORDS. — 
 
 17 Am J fawe an Angel fand in the 
 xfunne, who cried with a lode voyce, 
 faping to ali the foules that did flic by the 
 mids of heauen, Come and gather pour 
 lelues together vnto the {upper of the great 
 
 D 
 
 > 4 
 18 That pee map cate the leh of Rings 
 and the flety of hie captaines, ana the firth 
 of mighty men,and the fle of hozles , and 
 ofthem chat fit on them, and the fief ofall 
 free men and bonamen, and of ſmall and 
 
 great. ; 
 
 19 And F faw the beaſt, and the Kings of 
 the earth, and their Ywartiours gathered tos 
 gether to make battell agatnit bim that fate 
 onthe horſe,and againſt bis ſouldiers. 
 
 20 But the beatt wasz taken, and with 
 him that falle prophet that wꝛought mira- 
 cles belaze him , whereby hee Deceined thent 
 that recetucd the beats marke, and then 
 that worMipped hts image. Theſe both 
 were altue cat into alake of fire burning 
 with beunitone. : i 
 
 2E And the remnant were faine with 
 the ſworde of him that titteth vpon tye 
 boze, which commeth out of his mouth, 
 ue all the foules were filled full with chet 
 
 ch. 
 
 Reuelation. 
 
 CHAP. XX 
 2 Satan besug bound for a certaimetime, 7 
 And after let laoſe, vexeth the Church griewouflr. 
 10. 14 Andafter the world wsudged, hee and 
 his are caft into the lake of fires 
 
 Az J (aw ana Angel come Downe from 
 heauen, baning the “key ofthe botton- 
 leſſe pit,and a great chaine in bis hand. 
 
 2, - And hee teoke the dragon that ola fer- 
 Bent, which is the Deutll and Hatan, and he 
 bound Him a ¢ thouſand peeres, X 
 
 3 Aud cat him into the bottomlele pit, 
 and he hut him vp, and fealed the doore yp- 
 on him, that hee ould Deceme the people 
 HO moe, till the 4 thouland pecres were ful- 
 filled : foz after that he mul bee looſed foz a 
 little ſeaſon. 
 
 4 Andj {awe feates: and they late tp- 
 on then, and tudgement was ginen vnto 
 them, and Lfawe the foules of them that 
 were beheaded foz the witneſfſe of Jefus, 
 and fo: the wozde of God, and which dw 
 not warthip the beak, neither bis image, 
 neither had taken bis marke bpon their 
 foreheads, ozon therr hands: and they lis 
 ued, and reigned with Chit a f thouland 
 peere. 
 
 5 Buttherekofthes dead men hal not 
 
 liue againe, vntill the thonland peeres befi- 
 nied; this ts thet frt reſurrection. 
 ‘ Bleed and holy ts hee that hath part 
 in the firt reſurrection: for on ſuch che + fe- 
 cond Death hath uo power: but thep * Mall 
 be the Prieſts of God and of Thꝛiſt, and thal 
 reigne with him a! thoiland peere. 
 
 7 And when the thouland peeres are 
 a opiten > Datan all bee tooled out of his 
 pilai, 
 
 8 Ano hal goc out to deceiue the people, 
 which are inthe foure quarters of the earth; 
 euen® Gog and Magos, to gather them to» 
 ve E battel, whole number isas the fana 
 of the fea. s 
 
 9 And they went vp into the plaine of 
 the earth, which compalicd the ents ofthe 
 Paints about,and the beloucd citie: but fire 
 caine Downefront God out of heauen, and 
 DeveutedD theni. j 
 
 Io And tie Deuill that Decetned them, 
 was talt into a lake office and bꝛimitone, 
 where the beat and the falk prophet hail 
 bee tormented euen Day and night foz cuer: 
 moze. 
 
 It And J awa great white thane, and 
 o one that fate on it from whole face fied a 
 way both the earth and heauen, and their 
 place was na moze found. 
 
 12 And J faw the dead, both great and 
 {mall tand befoze God: and the r bookes 
 
 from linne in newnefie of life. 
 
 Satan boundand loofed. 
 
 a This Angeiree 
 prefenteth the 
 order of the A- 
 poftles, whofe 
 vocation and 
 office was from - 
 heaven : of may 
 fignifie Chrift 
 which fhould 
 treade downe the 
 ferpeggs head, 
 
 b Hereby hee 
 meancth the 
 Golpel whereby 
 hell is fhut vp to 
 the faithfull and 
 Satan is chained 
 that he cannot 
 hurt them,yea, 
 andtheminifters - 
 hereby open it to 
 the infidels,but 
 through their im- 
 pietie and Rub- 
 bornnefit. 
 
 c That is from 
 Chrifts natiuitie 
 vnto thetime of 
 Pope Syluefter 
 thefecend : fo 
 long thepure de- 
 Grine fhould af- 
 tera fort remain, 
 d After this 
 terme Satan had 
 greater power 
 then he had be- 
 
 fore. 
 c The glory and 
 authoritie of thé 
 that (vuffer fer 
 Chrifts fake. 
 f That is, whiles 
 they haue remai⸗ 
 nedin this life. 
 g He meancth 
 them whiciYare 
 piai dead: 
 or in whom Sa⸗ 
 tan hueth, he is 
 dead to God, 
 h Whichis, to 
 receiue Iefus 
 Chrift in true 
 faich,and to rife 
 
 i Thedeathofthefoule , whichis 
 
 eternalldanmnation. k Shall be true partakers of Chrift and ofhis 
 dignitie, | Thatis,foreuer, m Aſter that the chaine is broken, 
 and the true preaching of Gods word is corrupt. n . By themare 
 meant diuers and {trange enemies ofthe Church of God,as the Turke, 
 the Saracens,and others,reade Ezek. 38.2.and 39. 1,2, hy whome the 
 Church of God fhould bee grieuoufly tormented, o Which was 
 Chrift prepared to indgement with glory and maiefty, p Euery mans 
 confcience isas a booke wherein his deedes are written , which hail 
 
 appeare when God openeththe booke, 
 
 were 
 
| Holy Ierufalein. 
 
 Phil.4.3. 
 chap 3.5» 
 and 21.17, 
 
 q vnderftand ng 
 al kinds of death, 
 where by men 
 haue beñe Maine, 
 r Hell anddeath 
 which are the laft 
 enemies ſhalbe 
 defiroyed, 
 
 Fla 65.17. 
 and 66.22: 
 a All things fhall 
 be renewed and 
 reftored intoa 
 
 ~ moft excellent & 
 perfed eftate,and 
 therefore the day 
 of the refurreti- 
 on is called the 
 day of reftaurati- 
 enof all things, 
 
 Acł 5.21. 
 2Pet 3. 13. 
 
 b For all things 
 thalbe purged 
 from their cor- 
 ruption,and the 
 faithfull hall en- 
 ter into heauen 
 with their head 
 Chrif. 
 c The holy com- 
 pany oftheele&, 
 d Meaning that 
 Godby hisdi- 
 
 uine malefie will 
 
 glorifie and re- 
 nue his, and take 
 them vnto him. 
 F[a-25.8. 
 chap.7.17. 
 - e All eccafions 
 offerrow fhall 
 betaken away: 
 haue perpetuall 
 ioy. 
 F[a.43. 19. 
 2.00157. 
 Chap.1.8, 
 and 32.13: 
 f I that am the 
 _ eternall life will 
 give vnto mine 
 
 fo that they thall 
 
 were opened g” another Sooke was opened 
 pria is the booke of lite, and the Dead were 
 iudged of thole thuss which were witten 
 in the bookes according to their workes. 
 
 13 Aud the fea gane wp der Dead, which 
 were in her and aDdeaty and hell delinered 
 by the Dead, which were in them: and they 
 were iunge enerp man accoding to their 
 workes. 
 
 {4 And: Death and hell were cat into 
 the lakeoffire: tsis isthe cond death. 
 
 15 And wholoeuer was not found wit: 
 tenin tye booke otlife, was caſt mite tie lake 
 
 of tire, 
 CeAGA NPs) XX: 
 
 3.24 The bleffed eſtate ofthe godly,8 17 And 
 the miftrable condition of the wicked. s1 The de~ 
 feripteon of the heanenly Terufalem, and of the 
 wife ofthe Lambe. 
 
 A f2d J (aw *ancw heauen, aad a newe 
 
 earths a for “the fri beauen, and the 
 firt earth mere > pafen awap, and there 
 was no moze fea. 1 
 
 2 And J John fa the < poly citiencwe 
 Ferulaicm come 4 Downe from Ged out of 
 heaucn, prepared as a bztde trimmed for Her 
 huſband. 
 
 3 And heard agreat voice out of hea⸗ 
 uen, ſaying, Behold the Cabernacte of God 
 is with men, and hee will diwri with chem: 
 and they Hall bee his people, an’ God him⸗ 
 felfe Halbe their God with them. 
 
 4 *And Ged thal wipes away all teares 
 from their eyes: andthere hall bee no moze 
 Death, neither ſorrow, neither crping neither 
 fall there bee anp moze paine: fo2 the Ark 
 things are paſſed. s 
 
 § Ano bethat fate vpon the thene, ſaid, 
 * Behold, J make all things new: and bee 
 ſaid vnto mee, cArite: fozthele words are 
 kaithkull and true. 
 
 6And hee ſaid vnto me, It is done,* FJ 
 am Alpha ant Omega, the beginning and 
 the end. 3| wit giue to him that is athirit, of 
 the! wellofthe water ot life freelp. ; 
 
 7 Weethatouerconuneth, thallinherite 
 ali things, and J will bee bis God, and hee 
 ſhall be my fonne. 
 
 But the efearefull, and vnbeleeuing, 
 and the abominable, and murtherers, and 
 whozemongers, and ſorcerers, and molas 
 ters, and all pars thall bane their partin the 
 lake, which byrneth with fre and brimſtone, 
 which ts the fecond Death. 
 
 9 And there came vnto me one of the fe- 
 uen Angels, which had the ſeuen vials full of 
 the euen laft plagues,and talked with mee, 
 faying, Come: J will Hew thee the: bride, 
 the Lambes wife. uf 
 
 Io And hee caried mee away in the (pirit 
 toagreat and an hte mountaine, and hee 
 fhewed me the great k citie holy Jerufalem, 
 IDelcending out of heauen from Gov, 
 
 to drinke of the liuely waters of this euerlafting life, g They which 
 
 . feare man morethenGod, h Tney whichmocke and ich at Re- . 
 
 ligion. i Meaning the Church, which is married to Chrift by 
 “faith. k Bythisdefcription is declared the incomprehenfible ex- 
 " cellencie, which the heauenly companie doeenioy. } Itisfaid to 
 ~ come downe from heaven beezufe all the benefites thatthe Clinrch 
 
 ~ hath, they acknowl 
 Br 
 
 eto come of God through Chrift, 
 
 Oy 
 
 
 
 Chap. xxj. 
 
 
 
 Al Haning the glozie of God: and her Hi- 
 ning was like vnto a tone moft pecions,as 
 a Jaſper itone,cleare as Cryſtail, 
 
 12 And had a great * wall and hie, and 
 bad tweluee gates, and at the gates twelue 
 Angels , and the names weitten, which are 
 the twelue tribes of the chilazen of Iſrael. 
 
 13 On che Cait part there were thee gates, 
 and on the Northlide thiee gates, on the 
 Houthide thee gates, and on the CUeſtſide 
 thee gates. 
 
 14 And the wallof the citie had twelve 
 foundations, and in them the names of the 
 Lambes twelue r Apottles. 
 
 15 And be that talked with me had a goi 
 Ben reedto meaiure the cite withal andthe 
 gates therecf,and the wallthercof, 
 
 16 And the citie lay foure (quare, and the 
 length is as large as the breadth of it, and 
 de nigalured the citie with the recede, twelue 
 thoufand flirlongs: and thelength, and the 
 byeadth,and the beta ht of tt are equall. 
 
 17 Andhemealured the wall thereof, an 
 Funded, fourtre and foute cnbites, by the 
 meafuve of man,that is, ofthe Angel. 
 
 18 And the buriding of the wail of it was 
 of Jalper ; and che cttte was pure olde like 
 vnto cleare glaſſe. 
 
 19 And the foundations of the wall of 
 the citie were garnimen with all maner of 
 
 precious ſtones: the frt foundation was © 
 
 Jalper : the fecond of Saphir; the third 
 pÊ — Chalcedonie: the fourth of an Eme⸗ 
 raude; 
 
 20 The fiftof a Sardonix: the firt ofa 
 Pardius: the ſeuenth ofa Chꝛyſolite: the 
 
 tight ofa Beryl: the ninth ofa Copas the - 
 
 tenth of a Chꝛyſopzaſus: the eleuenth ofa 
 Jacinth: thetwelfthan Ameſhyſt. 
 21 And the twelue gates were twelue 
 
 . peartes, and enery gate isofone pearle, and 
 
 on te of the citie is pure golur as ining 
 glaſſe. 
 
 22 And F aw no Temple therein: fe: 
 the Loyd God Almightie and thea Lambe 
 are the Cempleotit. 3 
 
 23 * And the citie hath na neede of the 
 Dunne, neither of the moone to Whine m it: 
 fo the glozte of God did light it: aud the 
 Lambe is the light oftt. 
 
 24 And the people which are ſaued, Hall 
 walkein the light of it: and thes Kings of 
 * ak Wall bring their slozis and honour 
 
 oft, 
 
 25 * And the gates of ft hall not bee Hut 
 by Day: forthere Halt be no might there, 
 
 26 Andthe glory and honour of the Øens 
 tiles ſhalbe brought vnto tt, : 
 
 27 And there Hall enter into tt none bn» 
 cleane thing, neither whatſoeuer worketh 
 abomination o? ites: but they which are 
 witten in the Lambes * Booke of life, 
 
 CHAP. XXII, 
 
 1 The riser of the water of fe. 2 The fruit- 
 fulne ffe and light of the citie of Ged. 6 The Lord 
 giueth euer his fernants warning of things to 
 come. 9 The Angel will not bee worfbipped. 
 18 Tothe word of God * nothing be added,nor 
 
 $ 
 
 And 
 
 
 
 
 
 é 
 
 > 
 
 The Lambe is the Temple. 554 | 
 
 3. 5.and 20,8 2a 
 
 m Euer greene 
 and fourifhing. 
 n SED ing that 
 the faithfull thal} Y 
 befurely kept in | 
 heaven. 
 
 o Thatis,place 
 enough to enter: 
 for elfe- we know 
 there is but one 
 way, & onegte, 
 euen Leſus Chrift, 
 p For the Apo- 
 files, were meanes 
 whereby Iefis 
 Chrift the true 
 foundation was 
 reuciled to the 
 world, 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 q This declareth. <- 
 that Chriſt - = 
 God isfeparable 
 with his Father, _ 
 Fft.60.19, 7 
 F [4:60.3,5 6 — 
 r Here we fee as 
 in infinite other 
 places, that kings 
 and prinees( con~ 
 trarytothat wic- 
 ked opinionof ~ 
 the Anabaptifts) 
 are partakers of 
 the heavenly 
 glory,if tbey rule 
 in the feare of the 
 ord, 
 Iſa.6o 11. 
 Phil.4. 3.chaps. 
 
 R 
 
/ 
 
 a He alludethto 
 the vifibie pata- 
 dite, to fer foorth 
 more fenfibly the 
 fp rituall:and 
 this agreeth with 
 that which ts 
 written, Ezek, 
 47a. 
 b Meaning that 
 Cbhrilt who isthe 
 life ofhis Church 
 is common toall 
 his,and not pecu- 
 liar for any one 
 fort of people. 
 c Fot there are al 
 things pleafant 
 and full of all 
 Contentation 
 continually, 
 d Which fome- 
 time were vn- 
 pareas Gentiles, 
 but now are pur- 
 gedand made 
 whole by Chrift. 
 [4.60.1 9,20. 
 „€ The ligne thall 
 he vnchangea- 
 ble, and (hine 
 for ewer? 
 _Chap,19.10. 
 -£ Nowthis is the 
 - fecond time that 
 he fuffered him- 
 -felfetobe caried 
 avway with the 
 excellencie of 
 
 , Thetree of life, 
 
 A he ſhewed mer a vure a river of was 
 Cheer of lite, cigare as cyziitall, piosceeding 
 out of tye tont of GDD, and of the 
 Lambe. 
 
 2 Jn the onuaves of the ſtreete of it, 
 ann ok either ſide ot the riuer, was the tree 
 of iife, which bare twelue maner oc fruttes, 
 and gaue fruite cucry © moneth: ana the 
 leaues of thee tree ferued to heale “the nati- 
 ons with. - 
 
 2 And there balbe no moze curſe but the 
 throne of God and ot the Lambe hail bec in 
 If, and bis @ruants hall ſerue bim, 
 
 4 And they all {ee bis face, and hrs 
 name fail be in their foreheads. 
 
 5 * And there Halbe no < night there,and 
 they neede ns candle, neither light of the 
 @unne:fo: theLozd God giueth them light, 
 and they hall reigne for eucrinoze. 
 
 6 And he ſaid vnto me, Theſe words are 
 fatrhfull and true : and the Low God of the 
 Hoip Mophets fent his Angel ta Hew vnta 
 bis ſeruants the things which mull ſhortly 
 be fulfitled, ; 
 
 7 ebol, F come ſhoꝛtly. Bleſſed is hee 
 that Keepeth the mozdes of the propheſie of 
 tits boaske. i 
 
 8 And Jam John, which faw and heard 
 theſe things: and when J bad heard and 
 feene, * FZ‘ felldowne to worhtp before the 
 feete of the Angel, which hewed mee thele 
 things. ; : 
 
 9 Butheelaid vnto me, See than doe it 
 not: fez J am thy fellow leruant, andofthy 
 brethren the Pꝛophets, andofthem which 
 a the wozdesof this booke: worſhippe 
 
 on, 
 
 10 And hee laid vnto me,s Zeale not the 
 words of the propheſie of this booke fo: tye 
 
 Reuelation. 
 
 and he which is filthy, let bim be filthy Mill: 
 and hee that is righteous, iet him be righte⸗ 
 oar ttill; and be that is holy, let him be holp 
 
 ill. l 
 12 And behold, 3 come Ho2tly,and my re- 
 tard is with me,* io gine euery man accor- 
 Ding as his worke Wali be. 
 
 13 Jam Alpha and Dmega, the begin- 
 niag and the end, the Brit and the late. 
 
 14 Bleffen are thep,that doe his comman- 
 Dementa, chat their right may be in thebtree 
 oflife, and map enter in through the gates 
 into the citie. 
 
 Is Foꝛ without hall bee dogges and en- 
 chantera, and wijozemongers, and murthe- 
 revs, and idolaters, and whoſoeuer loueth oz 
 maketh ities, j - 
 
 16 § Jeius baue fent mine Angel,to teftis 
 fie vnto pou theſe things in the Churches: ¥ 
 am the roote and the«gencration of Daud, 
 and the bright moning! tarre, 
 
 I7 And the Dpirite and the Bꝛide fay, 
 Cone. And tet him that Heareth, fay, 
 mome: And let him chat isa thirt, come; 
 and * let whoſoeuer ° will,take of the water 
 of life freely. 
 
 18 Fo: J potek vnto euerp man that 
 heareth the words of the propbelie of this 
 boske, * Jf any man thall ande vnto thele 
 things God thal adde vnto him the plagues 
 that are wꝛitten in this booke. 
 
 19 And if anp man thall diminiſh of the 
 wods of the booke of this prophelie, God 
 
 Water of life offered freely. 
 
 Ram.2.6. 
 
 Ifa 45.4. &44. 
 ó, chap 1.8, 
 
 and 13.6. 
 
 h. They fhall liue 
 eternally with the 
 Sonne of God, 
 
 i Thatmaintaine 
 falfe do@rine,and 
 delight therem, 
 k That is,a true 
 and naturali man, 
 and yet God e- 
 quall with my 
 Father. 
 
 l For Cariftis 
 the light that gi- 
 ueth ligat to eue- 
 ry one that com- 
 meth into this 
 world, 
 
 m Let them be 
 afraide of Gods 
 horrible iudge- 
 ments, and as - 
 foone as they 
 heare the Lambe 
 call, lec them 
 come, 
 
 n Hethat feeleth ; 
 
 bimfelfe oppref- 
 fed with atfli&i- 
 
 ons, and defirech g 
 
 fhall take away bis part out of the booke of the heauenly gra- 
 
 itfe,and out of the bolp Citie, and from thole 
 things which are written in this booke. 
 
 20 He which tettifierh hele things, faith, 
 POurely, J come quickly. Amen, Cuen ſo 
 q come, Lod Felts. 
 
 ces and comtort, 
 
 Iſa 55.1. 
 
 © That is. when 
 
 God beginneth 
 to reforme our 
 
 theperfon: which timetsathand. 3 ——— 
 isto admoniſh IL He that is vniuſt, let him be vniuſt Ril: 
 -vs of our infir- - 
 
 mitie and readineſſe to fall , except Gad ftrengthen vs miraculoufly 
 with his pirit. g Thisis nottben as the other prophefies which 
 ‘werécommaunded to be hid till the time appointed, as in Daniel 12. 
 4, becaufe that thefe things fhould bee quickly accomplifhed , and 
 did now beginne, 
 
 21 he grace of cur Lord Jeſus Chrift will by his Spirite 
 
 be with pou all, Amen. Deut.4.2 
 32.pro%.30.6. 
 
 p Seeing the Lordis at hand, we ought to beconftant and reioyce, 
 but we muft beware wee efteeme not the length or (hortneffe ef the 
 Lords comming by our owne imagination, 2.Pet.39. q This dę- 
 clareth the earneft defire that the faithfull haue to bee deliuered ft 
 of thefe mi(eries,and to be ioyned with their head Chrift Iefus, 
 
 The ende. 
 
 
 
 CY 12, © 
 
 : 
 
 4 
 
NTA tof oh Sedat Both deed Sack Bet 
 EI ERIE RE WE ELSE SIE pt ey 
 USS ROE EE SERERE 
 {THE PREFACE TO THE 
 
 Chriftian Reader, touching the two 
 Alphabets enfewing. , 
 
 24 OOD Chriftian Reader, becaufe thou mayeft enioy and reape the 
 * profite of theſe two Alphabets of dircétions vnto Common places 
 © hereafterfollowing,which I haue in maner of a briefe Concordance, 
 YS T o orlarge & ample Index,colle&ed, digefted, and caufed to be imprin- 
 A A ted for thy cõmoditie: Ithought it not amiffe to aduertife thee fome- 
 BAY thactouching the principall contents, vſe, and commoditic of them, 
 wre Gi Wherefore be it knowen vntothee, thatin the firft of the faid Alpha- 
 bets, l haue together placed by themfelues in a maner, all the ftrange namesand wordes 
 which are ſcatteringly to bee found here and there throughout the whole Bible , remay- 
 ning written in the Hebrewe,Chaldean,Syrian, Greeke, or Latine languages ; to the ende thou 
 mayft by that meanes,learne to be conduced ynto fo much of the interpretation,Hiftoric, 
 Common places,and knowledge of them, and cuery of them, as I truft thou fhalt thinke 
 needefull. And for that in diuers tranflations thefe ftrange names & words are written di- 
 uerfly,I haue,in fefpe& thereof, only in this Alphabet, followed the Genewa tranflation,as 
 moft allowed in that behalfe, and yet haue placed inthe Margent thereof how in writing, 
 other Tranflations differ from the fame: to the end not only {uch corruptions as are found 
 for want of ytrue Orthographic of them, may appeare yntothofethatare skilful in thofe 
 languages, to be amended, when time fhal] minifter occafion ( as fome of them are alrea. 
 dy) but alfo the vnskilful Readers be not defrauded of fuch commodity,as might grow yn- 
 to chem thereby, efpecially if they fhould haue occafion to looke for any word inthe fame 
 Alphabet, after the fame maner of writing, that they had feene or read it in other Copies, 
 and not finde the fame accordingly. Secondly, in the other of the faid Alphabets, I have 
 likewife by themfel ues placed all,and as many proper and vſual Englifh words,as are con- 
 tcined in the fame Bible, conducing to the finding out of the molt fitteft fentences, and 
 beft common places, tending to the prouing or verifying of any article and do@trine,con- 
 cerning our Chrittian faith & religion,or belonging to any other godly or neceflary inftru- 
 ction: fo as if thou wouldett vnderftand what is to be learned in the Scriptures touching 
 God orhis power, his wifdome, or his loue, his mercie,or his trueth, his iuftice,his promie 
 fes, his plagues,or his punifhments,&c.either elfe cécerning Chirift,or the holyGhoft,An- 
 gel,or Man, Nature,or Law,Sinne,or Grace,Faitb,or Ynbelicfe, Predeftination,or Repro- 
 bation, luftificauon,R egeneration,Church or Sacraments,&c.orto be briefe,ifthou woul- 
 deft vnderftand what is neceflarily to bee learned in the fame Scriptures , touching the e- 
 ftate,authoritic-office or duetie of Kings or Princes,Iudges or Magiftrates, Bifhops & Pa- 
 ftors, Elders or Minifters,Fathcrs and Mothers,Mafters and Miftreffes,Subie&ts,and Pari- 
 fhioners, Husbands & Wiues,Children and feruants, and how cuery one, of what degree, 
 eftace,condition,or profeftion foeuer,he,fhe,or they be of ought to behaue themfelues to- 
 wards God,and one towards another, and whatis to be {poken and not fpoken, and what 
 is to be done and left vndone of them or any of them,by the rule of Gods word :thou art 
 not voyd of competent knowledge or directions in this Alphabet to ayde thee. Thirdly,to 
 further thee to finde out in thefe two Alphabets, any thing whereof I haue before made 
 mention, thou art to refort Alphabetically vnto the firft of them, with the name of any 
 Man,Woman,Countrey,Citie, Place, Riuer, ldole, &c in the fame conteined : and alfo yn- 
 to the fecond of them,with the chiefe word of any fentence or cOmon place therein men- 
 tioned,which thou art moft affected vnto, or defireft to be fatisfied of: and by that meanes 
 A. 3 in 
 
 
 
cA Preface tothe Christian Reader. 
 
 in cuery of them fhalt thou by Gods grace,without faile be conduced,and to thy great eafe 
 dire&ted,and as it were, ledde bythe hand, euentothe Booke,Chapter and Verſe, where 
 the fame, (or fo much thereof, as for a godly,C hriftian,and neceffary knowledge fhall bee 
 thought requifite) is to bee found out moft readily :alwayes remembring, that whatfoeuer 
 conuenientknowledge wanteth in thefe Alphabets, astouching the text whereunto it di- 
 reéteth thee, is there fupplied by the Annotations, or quotations in the Margent. Moreo- 
 uer,good Chriftiaa Reader,thou haft alfo to obferuc how that the firit Figure, or Figures, 
 which followe nextafter any Booke whereunto thou fhalt bee guided, fignificth or fignifie 
 the Chapter,and the other the verfe or verfes of the fame Chapter, where any of the fore- 
 faid things is to be fought for. Againe,whereas thou fhalt after a Chapter,and otherwhiles 
 after fome verfe or verfes ofa Chapter, finde this marke or Starre * quoted,thou art to vn- 
 der{tand, howthat the whole Chapter,or from the verfe of that Chapter where the fame 
 Starre is placed forward vnto the ende thereof, entreateth,or in fome good refpedts chiefly 
 belongeth, and may be applyed tothe fame Hiftorie, matter, or common place thou fee- 
 keft for,except there be any verfes following the fame *, for then the common place isto 
 be vnderftoode,notto exccede thofe verles. Finally, whereas I haue fometimes in thefe 
 Alphabets partly fet downe the fenfe, & that which may properly be gathered of the text, 
 which thou art directed ynto, & notthe very words themſelues, and otherwhiles repeated 
 one thing in diucrsplaces,but yetto diuers ends: Ltruft that wil not offend thee, fith I haue 
 fo done forthe valearneds fake,becaufe the fame could net,ne canbe made too plaine for 
 them,and therefore haue vfed not fo great a curiofitie and abbreuiation in that behalfe,as 
 perhaps fome others would haue had me:& yet confideringto what a great quantity theſe 
 two Alphabets are growen ynto, (ouer that I thought they would) I haue bene forced to 
 leaue out fomewhat, that otherwife I would haue added vntothem , which hereafter by 
 Gods grace | will {upply:thus much touching the principal contents,commodity, & vie of 
 
 the aforefaid Alphabets, which with {uch other doubts as may trouble thee, miftruft not, 
 
 butby well perufing of the fame,and practiſe (withthe diuerfitie of letter,which is vfed in 
 them ) will foone appeare very eafie plaine, and apparant vntothee, albeit | particularly 
 - gouch not euery ofthem.Nowtherfore to conclude, ifmy fimple wauaile and paines taken 
 
 herein fhalbe wel accepted ofthee, meane,ofthe more skilful and learned Readersto be 
 poliſhed and amended of them (ifthcy fhall fo deeme neceflary andconuenient ) tothe 
 
 better edification of the Church of God,whereof they are or ought to be ioynt members, 
 
 helpers,and furtherers,fo farre forth as their Talents wil ftretch vnto,and that in the ſpirit 
 
 of meckeneffe, fobrictie,and charitie: and of the leſſe learned or ynlearned Reader (vnto. 
 
 whom I confeffe my felfe the greateft debtour ) as an aid and helpe to their godly ftudies, 
 
 and honeft trade of life,and withal Chriftianly co be conftiued of al men,as a meanesand. 
 
 furtherance,and notan hinderance vnto any, {hall for my part thinke my felfeweil re- 
 quited,and more then {uflicientlyrewarded,in that I thall enioy my deſite, and 
 that which I longed for, And fo befeeching Almightie God to giue vs his 
 grace to bettudious of ynitie,and bringing forth fuch fruices,as 
 may declare our yndoubted election in Chrift leſus, J 
 take my leauc of thee,this xxijof December. * 
 Anno Domini. 
 1578 
 
 © 0 Bhine inthe Lord, Robert F.Her, 
 
 
 
 
 
Abadon 
 Abana 
 
 * Amana 
 
 Abdia 
 
 Abdai 
 Abdeel 
 
 The firft Alphabet SE directions to common 
 
 places,conteining all the Hebrew, Caldean, Greeke, Latine, 
 
 or other ftrange names , difperfed throughout the whole _ 
 
 Bible, conducing to the profitableft things thereof. The 
 further contents and vfe of the which, more at large is ex- 
 prefled in the Preface preceding. 
 
 A 
 
 3} Arono} Aharon: Ateacher,02 teaching, 
 02 conceiuing, oꝛ a hilio mountaine, oꝛ a 
 A man of the mountaine, o}the mountaine 
 em of fortitude, 02 a firong helt. The ſonne 
 FH) of Amram. €r0.6.20. He meeterh Mo⸗ 
 fes at Dozeb. Ero.4.27.He is eloquent. 
 Exod.4. 14. Hee is fent with Moſes inte Egypt. Ero. 
 4. 15,16. and Beclateth Gods meflage vnto Pharaoh. 
 GErod.4-30.and 5.1. Aaron and Dur waite at the foore 
 of the mountaine, vntil Boles returned from {peaking 
 
 with God. Exod.24. 13,14. 
 
 Aaron was with bis Lonnes anointed and conſecta· 
 ted zie. Leuit.3. n* Rum. 3.10, Deut.18.1.Hebz. 
 5.4. atter the oꝛdinance. Exo.ꝛ d.i.* and 29. 5.* 40. 
 12.e erecteth a calfe.grod. 32.4. and ig rebuked ef 
 Woles thereloꝛe. Exo. 32.21. Che oblation of him anv 
 bis chilpzen the Dap of their anointing. Leuit. 6. 20, 
 Dis oblation foz binfelfe and bis people. L enit.o.2.He 
 bleſſeih the people after his offering. Leuit.9.22. ce 
 and Miriam murmure again Moles, and bee repzo- 
 ued of God.jRum.12.1,15. 
 
 The oblations anv tenths offered vnto Gor bp the 
 chilaztn of Sftact,appertaine bute Aaron. Rumb. 18, 
 8. God is Aarons heritage. Numb.i 8. 20. By making 
 
 
 
 
 dł Aarons Tod to budte, God apprctrecl) Zarot to bee 
 
 bigh Pꝛieſt. Numb.17.8. Hee went peerelp but once 
 inte the moft holy. Exo.zo.i10. Hee coutd not enter into 
 the land of Lenaan foz his infivelicies fake. Qumb.20. 
 22. Hee dieth bp the appointment ot Godin the rep of 
 the mount Hoꝛ called Moſere.Mum.ꝛo.ꝛ28. Deut.a o. 
 6.and 32.50. After him fuceceverh bis ſonue Eleazat. 
 Qum. 20.28. Whe habitarions ef bis chtinzen.1. Chꝛo. 
 6.54.Hee ig pꝛaiſed. Esra 65. Ercius. 45.6.7. His 
 (onnes Nadab and Abibu were Anine for offering 
 firange fite. Leu.ro.r,2.loske moze Luke 1.5. Acts7. 
 40 Heb.5.4. and 7. 11. and 9. 4. 
 
 g Abaddon. im Gꝛeeke Apollyon. defroying. looke 
 Reuel.ↄ.i n. 
 
 Abanah ony, oꝛ a building, oꝛ father I befeech now. 
 Driver of Damafcas.2. King. 5. 12. 
 
 Abarim. gonos ouer furors, oaꝛconceiuing: in the Sp- 
 tian tongue. AU kindes of corne. A hill ouer Jorden, 
 tohere the Ilraelites pitched the 42. manfion in the 
 wilvernefle. Mumb 33-47. from whence God Mewen 
 Moles the tard of Canaan umb. 27.12. and vpon 
 the which bili Doles Bien. Deut. 32.49, 50. 34.1, 5- 
 
 Abba. father. Dat.14.36. 
 
 We crie onto Boo Abba Father bp the bolp Ghol. 
 Rom.8, 15. Halat. 4.6. 
 
 Abaron.fireszth. the fonne ef Battatkias $ lonne 
 of Jobn. 1. Wac.2.5.callen alfo Eleazar.1.Dace.6.43. 
 
 Abda. a fzruant orin the Sprian tangue,thy chud, 
 1 Ring.4.6. Nehe. 11 17. 
 
 Abdi my ſeruant. Che father of Kiſh.2. Cho 29.12. 
 
 Abdiel. a feruant of God, oza cloude of Gods fore, 
 Jere 36 26. and 1. Chao 5. 15. 
 
 Abdon.a ſeruant oza cloud of Iuſtice ↄ. Chꝛ. 34. 20. 
 called Achbex.⁊ King.22.12. Alſo a citie, Joh 21.3. 
 Alo a Judge, who had 40. ſonnes, and zo. nephevoes. 
 Judg· 2. 13, 14. 
 
 Abed-nego. feruant oſſbining. A mang name cals 
 feb alio Azariat.2Dan.1.7. 
 
 Abel. mourning. A citie, where swelt toile men, 
 tobole ceftfels manp of the Iſtaelites followed in thelr 
 affaircs.2.Gam.30.18, Yt wag prelerued bp the coun⸗ 
 fell of a wile woman that was therei.2,Samuel 20. 
 16." Gt was afterwatd taken bp Tiglath Pileſer. 2. 
 ings 15.29. Ailo a place whereupon the Arkeof 
 God wag let. 1.Ham. 6.18. Fug. 11.33. Foꝛ Abe! che 
 fonne af Adam,locke Habel. 
 
 Abel-beth-maachah. mourwing to the houſe of Ma- 
 achah. & citie which king Aza cuercame bp the helpe 
 of Ben-hadat. s. King.: 5.20. called allo Abelmaim. 
 2. Chr. 16.4, 
 
 Abelmaim. mourning of waters. & citie, called gilo 
 Abel-beth maachab, ag befeze. 
 
 Abel-meholah. farew of weakeneffe. A plahe beet: 
 of looke, Judg.7. 22 and 2 Bing.4 12. 
 
 Abel-fhittim. (Crow ofthornes. Q place not farre 
 from Zoan, South from the Moabites, fonamed of 
 the plenrie of thoynes growing there IAumb.3 3.49. in 
 that place was the 42.marifion of the Aſtaelites. 
 
 Abel-mizraim.@en.so 11. 
 
 Abez.an eg g¢,derty, 0p of linnen, A citte in the tribe 
 of Iſſachar.Joſh. 19.20, 
 
 Abgatha, father of the winepreffe. One of King A⸗ 
 hechuetoſh bii.chamberlaines. Eiter 3.10, 
 
 Abi, my father Hezekiahs mother.2.Bing.r8.2. 
 
 Abiah the will ofthe Lord. The fonne of Samuel. 
 1.Ham.8.2. Allo Rehoboama fenne. 1. Lhzon.3. ros 
 who is called Abtiam. 1. Bing. 14.3. and in Matthew 
 Avia Watth. 1 7. Allo the name of heſrons wife. 1. 
 Chꝛ 2.24. 
 
 Abi-albon, the father of great vaderftanding, o} the 
 father of much building, ox wrong. A mans neme. 2. 
 Ham.23 3r.called Abiel.2.h2.11.32. 
 
 Abiamuthe father ofthe fea.the forme of Rehoboam. 
 1, Ring.14.3 1 looke Abiah Wee is mave Bing ef Fita 
 Dab.r Bings 15.1. warreth bith Jeroboam.2.Cbz0n, 
 33.2, glogieth in Gov his gquide.2.Chzon. 13.12. and 
 therefoze obtaineth bictoꝛie. Chron. 13. 16 Dee dieth. 
 Akter him fecceedety his fonne Alfa, a god!p prince. r. 
 Hing.15.8 and 2. Chꝛo. 14. 1,2. 
 
 Abiafaph. a gathering, oz confuming father. The 
 tonne of ozah. Exo.6.2a. coke Ebiafaph. F 
 
 Abiathar. father of the remnant, 8} excellent father, 
 02 father of contemplatcon. The lonne of Abimelech, 
 who efcapen the hands ef SauL1.Samurl 22.20,21, 
 and fled to Dauid to Keilah. . Samuel 23,6.Dee hols 
 deth with Aventiab. 1. Bings 1.7. was put from his 
 WjieIhood 1. kin. a2. 27. accogding to the wan.. Sam. 
 2.31,32. reade Dark.2,26. Zilo the name of another 
 Prieka King. 44. 
 
 Abib. God. 3.4. 
 
 Abida. father of knowledge. Gen.a5.4. 
 
 Abidan, father ofiudzement.Qum, ELI. 
 
 Abiel my father is God. s.-Bart.9.4.end 14.5 1.2lfa 
 a mans name. 1, Chzon 11.32. calles Abt-albon. z, 
 Sam. 23.314 
 
 Abiezer. the fathers helpe, Joſh.17. 2. Allo one of 
 Dauids zo merthier.2,3m.23.27, ha 
 
 43 Abigail, 
 
 Abes 
 
 
 
 
 Abagthan 
 Abagatha 
 
 Abia 
 
 Abiiam 
 
 ~ 
 
 Ebiafapk f 
 
A abe 
 
 Abigail.the fathers soy. Mile to the bngobly Nabal, 
 a woman of ſingulat wiledumie. 1.am.25.3. Wio vee 
 came after Qabals Death rye wife of Dauis. 1.am. 
 35.39. Allo the name ofthe Daughter of Rabah, ec. 
 whom Amala vefloured.2.5ama7 .25. 
 
 Abigibeon. the father of the cup, o} father of a litle 
 hill az the father of Gibeon.1, Chꝛſ8.29. and 9.35; 
 
 Abihuil the father of ftrength, riches,o} ſorow. Qu. 
 3-35- Ailo $ name of Rehaboama wife. 2.Chzo. 11.18. 
 
 Abiahil the father of lsght.o2 pratf2.1.L)2.2.29. 
 
 Abiku. bee ss father , 03 father him/elfe. Due of the 
 fonnes of Aaron. Exodus 6.23. wha with Madab gis 
 bzother wasconfumed with fice, foz that thep offered 
 fitange fire contrary to Gods commandement. Leur. 
 10,.1,2,and Rumb. 3.4, 
 
 (ow Abihu, avad, Woles, and Aaron law Gov 
 in tie mount.erod, 24.9,10,11. 
 
 Abihud.the father of praiſe, oʒ confeſſon. i. hzo. 8. 
 3. Ailo the name of Fozobabeis ſonne. Ahatthar. 13. 
 ihere called Abiud, and in 1.@b2. 3.19.Danantag. 
 
 Abiiah.idem ag Abiah. The nother of hezekiab. 
 2.Zbz0.29.1. called Abi. a.ihing.18, 2. Ailo Jerobo⸗ 
 ams fonte, who died, and wag bewailed of ail Iſrael. 
 1. King. 14 1,18. 
 
 Abiiam.looke Abiam, 
 
 Abilene. weeping, oꝛ crying 5 02 lamentable o the 
 [onne ofa manſion, o murmuring. A counttey whereof 
 plates was Cetrach. Luke 3.1. 
 | Abimael. a father from God,oz of God. Gen. 10.28. 
 
 
 
 Abimelech the ksags Jather, oꝛ my father the kung,o2 
 
 father of coun(el,oz chiefe father. A generall name of 
 
 the kings ef the Philiſſims, ( as Ceſat is che name of 
 
 l te Emperezs of Roime)the king of Gerar whetooke 
 
 k Sarah frå Abzabam, purpeling to make Ger bis wife. 
 
 | Benelro.2. Hee maketh acouenant with Abzaham. 
 Gen.2 1.17.2800 alfo with Izhak.Gen.26.260, 31. 
 
 Aio rhe ienne ef Ferudbaal, o2 Gideon Judg.s 35. 
 and 9. 1. who Rew 70. sf his baethacn, reigned Ring 
 ouer Piraci. Judg.9.5,6. gat the laſt perifhen thames 
 dullp. Judg-9.5 3554.83 2, DAM. 11.21, 
 
 Abinadab. a father of a vowe, op of a free minde, 0} 
 Prince. The bzother of David.1.Sam.16.8. Allo the 
 foune of Saul.i.Chi. 8.33. The Arke of God was in 
 bid Houle.1.Samuy.7.1. and frem thence was caried 
 to ihe boule of Obed Edom.2.Ham.6.3,10,11, 
 
 Abinoam father of beautie, oꝛ gladne ffe. Sua.4.6. 
 
 Abiram.a high father oz a father of electid,03 deceit. 
 The Ace begotten fon of Hick the builder agame of 
 Bericho.s.Ging.16.34. Ailo Eliabs fonne, who going 
 about tonfurp  priefizoop, was altue ſwalotoed vp of 
 the earth. SQum.1691,31,32 Deu11.6.Y5(al.106,17. 
 
 Abifhag.the fathers ignorance, oꝛ error, oꝛ the multi- 
 plying father, € faire pang birgin, who lay with Dauid 
 > bis age to cherifh g warme dim.i . Kin.i.ꝛ 3. wꝛom 
 
 aetet the Death of Dania Adoniiah alken to wile, aad 
 _ therefore wag Laine bp Benaiah.i Kin.2 17, 21,25. 
 ~ Abithai.the fathers reward oz the father of a reward, 
 The fonne of Feruiah, wyo purlued Sheba.2. Samu. 
 =39.€,anb thero: was reckoned among Dauids woz: 
 > thies,a-Dam.2 3.1 8.big linageis found. 1. h2 2.16. 
 
 - Abifhalom,o3 Abfalom. a father of peace, ozthe fa- 
 thers peace, o} reward,og the fathers end. The fonne 
 of Salomort.« Wing. 5.1,2. anu 2. Cha · 01.20, cailea 
 Ciriel.2.0h2.13.2. 
 Ailo the name of Dauids fonne by Maacab.a. Bae 
 muel 3.3, whoafterthat bee hav mabe a banguet at 
 bis Peepe Hearing vnto the Kings fonnes, Arwe bis 
 bother Amnon, becauſe be had rauiſhed bisier Ta 
 mat.2.Sam. 1 3.23,29,32. be fled.2. Sam. £3.34, 37+ 
 anu was called againe Dp Jeabe policie , ARD the wo⸗ 
 man of Tekoah. 2.d>anii04.2,24. Hee had 3. ſonnes 
 
 
 
 The firft Table. 
 
 Abe R 
 
 andone Daughter, 2.Saim,14.27-bis beauty. 2. San. 
 14,25. Aiter bis teturne to Gerulaiem, bis father 
 wouls nor fee him, to che ende Gee woiuld not feeme to 
 appzoae his doinga.ꝛ. Hain. 1 3.24.hee burneth Joabs 
 fieidot barley, aud wyp. 2. Sam. 14.29, 30. Dee ig 
 brought into Dauids p2efence, who foz the feruene 
 loue de bate him, kiſſed Qum.2.Samu.1 4.33, Dis ame 
 
 “bition op colour of honouring of inffice. 2. Sant 15.2, 
 
 to 7.e fanes to make a bow and factifice, wherebp 
 bee obtained licence of biz father to Departia Debzon, 
 ano rebelleth.2,Bamuci 15.7,8,9, The people ignes 
 tant of bis Dutt , folem pim. 2.Sam.15.11. 5p Abt 
 thopyels counſel bee lieth with bis fathersconcubines. 
 2. Sam.a6.21. accozding to the prophecie.2. Samuel 
 12.11, Dawid charged Joab not io kill pim, butte 
 entreate bim gindeip fo? bts fabe.2. Samu. 18.5. Bes 
 ing bauged in an Dke , hee is thzult thozow the bodie 
 bp Joab. 2. Samuel 18.14. Danin mournech foz bis 
 Dear), and tooke it vetp Heauelp. 2.Sam. 18. 33. Joab 
 comfazteth bim, 2. Saim.19.5,6,7,8. Che people tee 
 pent their foliie iu making pim King ouer pens 2. 
 Dam.19.10,t0 15. 
 
 Ailo the name of a man.i.Macc.i 1,70.there callen 
 Abſolomus. 
 
 Abifhua. the futher of ſaluation.the ſonne of Phine⸗ 
 has.i. Lh 6.4. Alſo the tonneof Dela. 1.2h2.8.3,4. 
 
 Abifhur.the father of a fongo} wall, oꝛ of righleouſ⸗ 
 we ſe. i. Thꝛ.2.28. 
 
 Abital the father of the dewe.ꝛ. Sam.3.4. 
 
 Abitob.the father of goodae ſſe. i. Chl.. r. 
 
 Abner. the fathers candle.  captaine of Sauls ho 
 the fenne of Ner Sauls vnele.s, Sam. 14.50. Dawid 
 repzoueti him fo? bis negligence. 1.Samu. 26.15,16. 
 be maketh Iſhboſheth che fonne of Saul king. 2. a. 
 2.8,9-¢wagerh battell with Dauw, gis put to flight 
 2.Dam.2.17,29,31. Pee cjgutiety Alahel rhozoww the 
 bodie with alpeate. 2.Ham.2.23. De lieth with Rise 
 pah.2.anw.3.7. Therefore Jih-baiherh is offenden 
 with him: foz which caule bee betrapech his maker, 
 aud maketh a couenant with Dauit to Dekuer Iſt aei 
 and Judeh into bis band ; afterwaro be is Haine cow- 
 ardly Dp Sloab.z. Sam. 3.12517. fog the which Dauin 
 and Gis people mourne.2.Sam. 3.3653 2,3 3,34, 
 
 Abram, an high father. The loune of Ferah. Gen. 
 11,27,31. taketa Sarai co boife.Gen,11.29. pe goeth 
 out of his natiue countrep at Goꝛs commandement. 
 Genelrsia,g. God promilerh him and bis ſeede the 
 band of Canuan. Gen. 12.7. 613. 15.E 15. 8. E17. 4. 
 He with his wfc, bis bꝛot hetrs lonne Lot, g bis boule: 
 holde trauaile towaed the tana of Canaan, and there 
 be builderh an altar. Genel . 22.5, 7. be tranaileth inta 
 Egypt, where hee willerh Sarat to call him brother. 
 Genel. 12.1 3. Phataoh being puniſhed foztaking gis 
 wife,reftoreth ber againe. Gene. 2.17,19. He retaro 
 nethout of app: verp rich. Genel. 13. 2. To auside 
 Arife, be partech companie very louinglx mith Lot bis 
 nephew, Gen.13.8,15, be delinereth Loe ont of captis 
 uitie.Gene. 4. 16 he giuerh onto Weichi-FcBech tithe 
 of bis fpo le.Geneſ.i GC8, 20. Heb.7.4. 8. Deerefulech 
 to he enriched by the king of Sodom, that the glozp of 
 his wealth might redound to God onlp.Gen.1 4.22,23. 
 Abram receiuet} the promife of a forne. Gene. t5. 4.¢ 
 17. 16. and 18.10.% teguitcth of Gov a gne to allure 
 þin that his feen ſhould ingerize the landof Canaan. 
 Gen.15.8.9, bee with the confent of Sarat his wife, 
 fieth mith Hagar, ana of her begote Iſmael. Gene.r6. 
 4.4, 15.herecetuetb the promife ano token of circum: 
 citon and ig called Abraham, Gen.17.4,5. 
 
 Abraham,a father ofa great multaude As the name 
 teas changed. Genel 17.5-Wee was circumcifen with 
 all his houſſodde. Gene. i 7. 23. God fozetelleth 
 
 t 
 
 Abifue 
 Abifur , 
 
 Abitub 
 Ahitub 
 
AB R 
 
 the deſtruction of Sodom. Gen.18.27. Hee taught bis 
 familie to keepe Gods commandements. Gen. 3.18, 
 19. De prapeth forthe Sovdomites, Gen.18.2 3. Being 
 in Gerar,and fearing Come inconvenience, calleth bis 
 wike Raer. Gen.20.2. Hee being a Prophet, is rebu: 
 ked foz the fame bp Abimelech.@en.20,7,9. : 
 
 The true feed of Abraham, are thole which deſcend 
 of Jsbak : ane fuch as be the fonues of pzemile, bos 
 ping foz the life everlatting. Gen. 21.12. 
 
 Abraham th2uft pis feruant Dagar ¢ ber ſonne out 
 of big boule. Ge.21.14. He planteth a groue in Weers 
 Meba. Gen.2 1.33. God proueth bis faith, g tru spon 
 Gods promiles , bp willing him to offer op Izhak his 
 only fonne, vnto whom belonged the pzomile to bee ac» 
 rompliſhed. @e.22.1,2. bee offererh pp a ramme in fa> 
 crifice, in the Head of bis fone Ishak Gen.22.23. He 
 belwaileth Satahs death , and buping of the fonnes of 
 Peth a plot of grouns, barieth Yer there. Ger.23.2, 
 17,19. be marieth another wife named Keturah. Se. 
 25.1. be (endeth bis ſe ruant to finde a wife foz bis fon 
 Fsbak.Gen.24,2,4. After his death he was buried in 
 the double caue of Macbpelah. Ge.25.9. Hod remem- 
 bret) bis pzomife made vnto Abraham, and comfozcerh 
 Iſtael in their afflictions.2.bin.1 3.2 3. God delivered 
 Lot foz Abrahams (ake.Gen.19.29. F0? bis fake God 
 multiplied Izhak. Gen. 26 3, 4,5. Ecclus.44. 22. 
 
 The father of Abraham, Gera, and Naboz big bzo 
 therferued fteange Gons, from the which God Beltue= 
 red thein, cauling them te put their truſt onelp itt bim. 
 Voth.24.2,3. Gov was worth Abraham in all p be did 
 Gen.2 1.22. bis polpitalitp is declared bnto vs, bp it 
 ring at the Dooze of bis tent, inuiting thofe that paſſed 
 bp to take reliefe at His band. Gert.18.1,2,3, to ver.9. 
 his obedience commended. Ge.22.19,@ 26.5 Act.7.4. 
 Peb.: 1.8, his faith pꝛaiſed. Ro.4.3. Heb.1 1.17. Ged 
 appeared onto him. Gen.12.7. and 171. and 18.1. 
 
 The chilozen of Abraham, are thoſe that beleeue in 
 Jeſus Lizi, g doe the workes of Abraham. Job.8.39- 
 Rom.g.16.and 9,7. Gal. 3.7, 22. he ig called the beire 
 of the wozld Rom.4.13. hee retopeed to lee Chziſt in 
 the flefh. 100. 8.56. Faccheus became bis fonne, bp bes 
 leening Jeſus Ahil. Luke 19.9. Chzift was before 
 him. John 8.58. and deicended of him. MDatt.1.1,2. be 
 
 is pꝛapſed berp highly. Ecclus. 44. 19,20,21. 
 
 Achad 
 Acheldama 
 
 Akan 
 Acham 
 
 Achobor 
 
 Ahior 
 
 Abrahams bofome. Luke 16.22, 
 
 Abrech. @en.41.43. 
 
 Abfalom and Abfalomus. fooke Abifhalom. 
 
 @Accho. thru/?,oz prefed together , 0} rabbed. The 
 name of a towne. Pun. 1.31. 
 
 Accad, a /parke.a citp therein Nimrod reigned. 
 Ger.ro.ro. fithens cailed Niſibis. 
 
 Aceldama.the ſ Id of blood.. Act. 3.19. Wat.27.8. 
 
 Achaia. dolour, 02 fadueffe. A countrp. Aces 18.12, 
 Rom.15.26. 
 
 Achaicus rowing, o? fad. a mas name.t 02.16.17, 
 
 Achan. troubling,oz gnaſbing. The fon of Seit.Ge. 
 
 36.27, Allo the fonne of Charmi. Joth.7.1. called A- 
 
 char.1.Q)20n.2.7.who was fonen (foz referuing that 
 which ought te haue bin deſtroyed) in the ballep of Ae 
 choz. with al that apperrained vnto him, Joſh.7.25, 26. 
 
 Achar. idem. a3 Achan, 
 
 Achate q precious fone. Exod.28.19. 
 
 Achaz,looke Ahaz, 
 
 Achbor. a mou/e. Father to Baal-hanan. Gen.36. 
 38.1. Chꝛo 1.44. Alfo fonne to Michalah. 2.king. 22. 
 12. called Abdon. 2.120. 34.20, 
 
 Achiacharus.@ob.1. 21. 
 
 Achim. rifing againe,oz confirming, of remenging ,o2 
 their brother. Watt.1.1 4. 
 
 Achior.the brothers light , 02 brother of fire. A caps 
 taine of the Ammonites. Judeth.5.5. voho fo bis good 
 
 The firft Table. 
 
 ADA 
 
 coundell ginen to Diotrnes, was bound to atree bp 
 big ſeruante, and vnbound againe bp the Temes, and 
 friendly entertainen of them. Qudeth 613,14. who afe 
 tetward foriaking bis Painims religion, beleeued in 
 God, snd wag circumciled. Juveth. 14.10. 
 
 Achith. it ú fo, o} fure st a. The name of the king of 
 Gats bnto whom Dauid fled, before whom be fained 
 himſelte man, to efcape out of Danger.1.a.21.10, 130 
 
 Achith, the onne of Maoch, gtueth Dauid the citp 
 of Ziklag. 1.ant.27.2,6. 
 
 Achor.troub/e. a valley in the tribe of Judah, nosh 
 from Jericho , not farre from Gilgal. Johu. 15,7. nae 
 med of the trouble of the Iſtaelites, anv not of Achau 
 the factileger, whe was there Ronen foz taking a ching 
 korbidden. Joſh.7. 26. 
 
 Achfah,trim,neat.decked,o2 adorned, 02 wantonnes, 
 lafciuroufneffe , 02 difhonefty. The daughter of Caleb. 
 1. Chon. 3.49. DUBA. 1, 12. giuen to Dthniel to wife. 
 Jahu.: 5.16,17. Hee craueth (prings of water of her 
 father. Voh. 15.18, 19. Judges 1.15. 
 
 Achthaph,a poifoner,{crcerer 02 witch. A citie in the 
 tribe of Aler. Sofhea1.1. F evome calletbit Chaſalus, 
 being ſituated in the plaine countrep at the feste of the 
 mennt Thaboz. 
 
 Achzib, 02 Aczib. a yer. 2 citie in the tribe of Jue 
 Dab. Jolh.15.44.and Wich.1.14. } 
 
 @ Adadah. the witnes of as affembly,o2 congregation; 
 The name of a cirie. Joſh. 15.22 
 
 Adadezer,teade Adarezer, coralames,h elpe of beauty, 
 02 beautiful helpe, oꝛ the entry habetacle,ozengendring 
 of beauty. The namie of the Bing of Fobah, who wag 
 Difcomfited bp Dauid.2.Sam.8.2,¢1.€.18.3,to17. 
 Dis feruants being vanquifhed,make peace with Da- 
 uin and Debim homage.3.Sam.10.19.4 1. Chꝛ. 19. 19. 
 
 Adah. an aſſembly of people, 0} congregation. The (ee 
 
 cond wife of Lamech, Gen.g.19. allo the name of one 
 
 of laus wiues.@en. 36.2. 
 
 Adaiah.the witnes of the Lord, o ꝛeuerlaſtingnes of God 
 
 1,0.6.41.¢ 8. 1. 2. Ki.22. 1.2. Ch. 23. 1. EJ. 10.39. 
 Adaliah pouerty, oꝛ drawing water, oꝛ any thing gree- 
 
 dily cloud, 02 deſtruction of labour. Ehe ſonne of 
 
 Daman, the onne of Ammevatha. Efter.9.8, 10. 
 
 Adam, man,earthly,red, 02 blesdy. Che name of the 
 Rrit man created by God , onto whd was giuen domis 
 nion ouer all things. Ge. 1.37,28.1.Cim.213,14 Be 
 ig put into Paradiſe to labour the earth,and was fog. 
 hidden the tree of knowledge of goon & euill-Ge.2.16, 
 17. be giueth names vnto ail beafts.Ge.2.20. He eats 
 eth of the tree of knowledge bp bis wiues perlwafion, 
 Ge 3.6.being afhamed bp reafon of his fin, be ſeeketh 
 tofhun Govs prefence.Gen.3.10. pe chargeth his wife 
 with bis fault. Ge.3-12. andispunifhed. Gen. 3.17.E 
 driuẽ out of Paradiſe.G.3.23, 34. veliued 930, peered 
 Ge.5 5. his genealogie vnto Jaakob ¢ Efan. r. CH0. 
 1,1, to 35. Chꝛiſis genealogie from Adam, Lu.3. 23.* 
 
 Adam ig a name common to both man and woman. 
 Gen. 1.27. and 5.152. 
 
 Adam a figure of the fecond Adam Jeſus Epik. 
 Rom.ş.12,14. 1. C02.16.21,22, 
 
 The frf man Adam wag made a lining foule, anu 
 the laff Adam Chzift, was made a quickening ſpirit. 
 1.202.15.45. 
 
 bp Adam twee are all fubiect both tonne g death. 
 Rom.ş.12. x 
 
 Me muft refemble the celeffial Adam bp purenefre 
 of life,as wee haue refembitd the tervefitiail Adam pp 
 wickennes of life. 1.02.1 5.49.50. ; 
 
 Bp Adam we are all ſabtect to death:but bp Chik 
 toe fhaleniop enerlafting life. 1.02.1 5.22,25347- 
 
 Into what calamitp mankinde is ought thzough 
 Adams diſobedience. Ecclus.ao.i.to berſe rz. 
 
 44 Adam 
 
 Achfaph 
 
 
 
 Achziba 1 
 Achribak f 
 Adada 
 
 Hadadezer } 
 Hadarezer 
 
 Ada 
 
 Adaia 
 Adaias 
 Adalia 
 
ADA 
 
 Adam. a citie. oh. 3.16, 
 
 Adamah. earthly, red, 0 b/eody. a citie in JBentapoe 
 lis. Gen.ro. 19. dekroped with Sevome. Hen. 19. 28. 
 Deute29.23. To 19.36. Hoſe. 11.8. 
 damineceb Adami nekeb, humane deception, 02 a cloud of male- 
 
 diction. a citie. Joſh 19. 33. 
 Adar. power 03 greatneffe. a citie. Je%.15.3. allo 
 moneth. Ezra.s.a g allo a mang name.t.Cyz8.3. ` 
 Adbeel. vapour, opclead with God. The tonne of 
 Iſhmael. Gen 25. 13. and L. Chr. 1. 29. 
 Addan. Lord, fowndatio,o3 ground, oz in the Spꝛian 
 tongue, an eare of the head doake Ne.7 64.8 Ez. 2.59. 
 Adiel wane ee of God, og euerlaſtumgneſſe of God t. 
 Eh20.9.36. and 9, C2: and 27.25. 
 Addi. wztyz fe. father of Deichi. Lube 3.28. 
 Adin. delicssis 502 voluptuous. Ezta.2.15. and 3,6. 
 Adina. idem. 1.0.1 1,420 
 Adithaim. affembly , oꝛ congrezations,o} witne ſſes. a 
 citie. Joſh 15336. 
 Adlai wit acſe ta me. i. Chꝛo 27.27. 
 Admah, looke Adamah, 
 Admatha, leake Amatha. Gfler 1.14. 
 Adoniah.a ruling Lord,ozthe Lord ithe ruler, oꝛ the 
 Soundatid of the Lord, 02 out of the Syprian (peech, the 
 eare of the Lord. Dauids foune bp Daggith. 2.Sam. 
 . 3.4. whe vlurped abe kingdom of his father.1.bing.1.5. 
 i te 5o: Dearing thagalomon was made king bp bis 
 q 
 
 
 
 Adonias 
 Adonia 
 
 
 
 
 t, he peelSeth, and is pardonet, 
 | (icing Abiſhagto wife pe is put 
 tobeath.1.bing.2.0952 5. 
 t Adna, ano Adnah, fooke Edna. 
 
 Adoni bezek the Lord of Bezek „og the Lorde of 
 thunder, or the Lords thunder, a bing of whole ecucitp 
 andiult puniſhment, looke Pudg-1.6,7. 
 Adonikan Adonikam. the Lord did rife againe, og the Lord i 
 \donicam  rifen. Estacr.13. and 8 13, Mehe 718. 
 
 Adoniram. the high Lord, o} Lord of Elation, 0} the 
 high minded Lord. Che receiuer of Salomons tributes. 
 I. Rings 4.6. and 5. 14. 
 
 Eapuibevec 
 
 l 
 
 \donifedec doni-zedek. the rizhtesufnefe ofthe Lords o% the 
 Lords infice, 03 the Lord of cuftice.aking ef Raps 
 l tem. Jeh 10.1. ; 
 
 Boy. Adoraim. the frength of the ſea.a citie.ꝛ. Cha 11.9. 
 Adoram their comlines,oz praife,oy a high confeſſion 
 opoy. Whe receiucr. of Rehoboama ribures , wyon 
 the people foned to Death: 1 kingi 2. 18. and 2. Che 
 10.18, allo the (onne of Joktan. Gen.10.27. alfo the 
 fonne of Tou king of Hamath. 1. Chron. 18.9, 10. allo 
 Dauids tribute gathcrer.2.Gam.20 24. 
 Adramelech.the kings cloake, oz the greatues, power, 
 
 forne, who with his brather Sbarezer , flew iwir fas 
 thee in the Temple, warhipping Miltoch his Gav. 2. 
 hing. 19.37. and Illa. 37. 38. allo the name of one. of 
 the gons of Sepharuaim. kinga $é. ` 
 dramitena . Adramittium a neat communaky. a citie of 9p- 
 drumetina fia, not farte from Mptelene, in a Hip of which citre 
 Paul rooke ſhipping to goe into Jralp.Act.27.2. 
 Adriatical fea,a fea agant Rauena, which bp meang 
 of tiuerg entreth into the floov anud, taking that 
 name ofthe city Adzia negt onto it.Strab.inli.s. This 
 fea Paul pallen by as he went to Rome. Act.27.27- 
 
 Adriel. the flocke of God. 2. am.21.8. 
 
 Adullam.witzes, 02 an ornament to them, oꝛ a witnes 
 0} an ornament of their miferi? a titie. Joſ.12.1 2. anv 
 15.35. The citizens called Adallamites.Gen, 38.1. 
 
 Adummim, Earthly, red, 03 bloodie things. Joſh. 15. 
 7-and 18.17, 
 
 @ Aeneas praifed.aman whom eres bpthe bertue 
 of Jeſus Chiiſt, healed ofthe palſte. Act.9.33534- 
 
 © Agabus, A locuſt graſbopper, 03 lopfter. Alſo the 
 
 
 
 
 driaticum 
 adriel . 
 
 dommin 
 
 The firſt Table. 
 
 oꝛ counſaile of the king. The name of Saneherib vis. 
 
 AG A 
 pleaſantnes, oz ioyfulnes of the father. a Pꝛophet tehe 
 fozecold the Dearth to come. sictes 24, 28. AnI alfa 
 fozetolte Paul of bis delincting inte the hande of bis 
 encmies. cts ꝛ1. 10 11. 
 Agag.a garret, o} upper roume, The king of the A- 
 malekites,whd Daul tooke pꝛiſonet:he was he wea in 
 pieces aliue.1.Da.15,8,33. accozeing top prophecy of 
 Balaã Mu.24.7,20.Daman was an Agagite. Ea, 2.4 
 Agar. looke Hagar, ‘ 
 Age, a valley og deepeneſſe. 2. Sam 2 3.14. 
 Agrippa Sicke forrowful, zrceted,02 wearied, 0} one 
 that ıs hardly deliuered in childorrth,op itis fatu to be 
 he that in the birth putteth fath hus feet fa fè of al. The 
 furname of Herod, who bebeaten James p eider, cak 
 Peter into pzilon,g tied miletablp Act 12 1.* Alto the 
 name of  fozmner Herods fon , befeze wys Paul plea= 
 Deth. Act.25.13.¢26.1.* whom alo Paul bad aimoſt 
 conuerted with bis preaching. Gct.2¢.23 logke Herod. 
 @ Ahab. the brothers fathey. wicked king of Iſtael 
 1.king.16,28, who matted Jezebel an ivolatreffe, bp 
 whole meanes pee became an idolater and perlecuiog, 
 u. Kin 16.31. 18.4.621.25,26. In bis dapes Jeri- 
 chu as builded againe,1.kin.16.34. Being pa hope 
 to refit Wen-hadad king of Spia, hee was contented 
 to become his ſubieet. r.king. 20.4, God promiled pim 
 that be Mould conquer Wen-hadad, euen then when he 
 twas pat hope : that fe might vnderſtaud, that be onip 
 was the true Boo. 1, king 20 13. Ahab fhewed Jeze⸗ 
 bel what Eliah bad Done to Waals prophets. 1, kings 
 18.21,t0 41. Ciiperfore hein a rage purlucth Eiitah 
 to flap bim- 1. bing. 9.1,2. & IDropbet ſheweth Ahab, 
 that Ben⸗hadad will renew battel with him .r king. 
 20.22. Qot alcribing the victoap to Hon, hee faucth 
 Ben⸗hadad contrary to his commandement: wherefore 
 a Pꝛophet denounceth his ruine ghis peoples. king, 
 30 34,42. Seeing Maboth would not forgo bis vines 
 patd,of mecre anger be became ſicke. r. king. V. 4. Eli 
 iah ceproucrh him foz Maboths Death, declaring bis 
 peter delruction, ¢ of al his offpzing.:.bf.21.29,t0 23. 
 Bptepentace, he moueth Gonto (pare him fox a time, 
 
 albeit be kieta $ bee would not leane bis wickednefie, . 
 
 i king. 21.27,29. De alketh counfatle at 400.falle pza. 
 phets , in whole mouthes God pad fenta lying (pirie 
 to deceiue bim. 1 ‘ing. 22,642 2.8 2.0620.18.5,21. De 
 haterh Michatah (p onelx prophet of God) foz telling 
 ehe true). e.bin.22.8.¢ 2. Chr. u8.7. Fighting again 
 Ramath Gilead; be wag flame, as Wichaiah bap proe 
 phecied. x.bin.2 2.28. albeit he had changed bis appas 
 Tell. i.kin.22. 30, 34, 37. 3-Ch20.18.33,34. The sogs 
 licke bp bis bloon. 1. kin.22. 38. according tothe word 
 ofthe Lozderckin 21.19. Dis childzen are Raine with 
 
 all bis familie. 2-kin. 10.7, t0 18. accegding to the word 
 
 of the Loꝛd. r.hing.21.31.2.king.9.8,9. Thole thac 
 imitate Dinti g Ahab in wickedneffe, Hall nut efcape 
 puniment. Dica.6.16 Alfo the name of a falfe pro» 
 phet, who with Fedekiab foz theit prophecies were 
 thzeatnen of the Lozd tobe Raine. Jere 29.21,22,23. 
 
 Aharah a finelling brother, oꝛ a ſweet fauouring me- 
 dow. The fonne of Beniamin. 1. Chz0.8.1, called alo 
 Gera. Gen.46.21. 
 
 Aharhel. another hofte,o3 the laft hoſte, or another foe 
 row,03 the laft forow, ogthe (heepe of the brother. The 
 fonne of Parum. 1. Chꝛo.a.8. 
 
 Ahasbai, tra fing ia me, oꝛ brother,compaffing,o2 ont 
 of the Spian tongue , æ brother of age. The ſonne of 
 
 " Waachathi. 2.am.23.34, 
 
 Ahatueros. aprince,oz head, The father of Dating. 
 Dat.9.1. Ezra.a4.6. 
 
 Ahafhueroth maketh afeat to at bis Princes, fer 
 anes and people of Shulha. EH 1.1,to 9. and bp the 
 
 connleli af hig lozos ig diuozced ftom Queene — 
 er 
 
 Agryppa 
 
 Achab > 
 
 Ahrah 
 Ahara 
 
 Ahareel 
 
 Aasbai 
 
 Ahafuerofh 
 AMuerus 
 
Ahas 
 Achaz 
 
 Ahazi 
 Ahafai 
 Ahazia 
 Ochozias 
 
 Aia 
 Aiia 
 Ahin 
 Ahia 
 Ahijah 
 
 _. Achias 
 _ Abias ` 
 
 Ahieam 
 
 Achiam 
 
 Ahalab 
 
 _ Achimaas 
 
 Achiman 
 
 A HMA 
 
 Eer t.19,21. Search being made among che bean 
 rfull virgins faz a wife vnto Ahafhueroth, Elter is 
 found, whom hee macrieth. Eler 2.2,5,97. * Dears 
 ching his recordes, he finveth the finetitre of Worde⸗ 
 cai. fier 6.2, wherefoze pe cauleth him to be honoured, 
 to the confurlion of Haman.Eſter 6 6,toi 3. 
 
 Ahaua. am cffence, being op generation. À flood. C3". 
 
 - 8.35531. 
 
 Ahaz, taking, apprehending,poffeffing, opfeeng. A 
 king of Juvad an Idolater, the fonneot Jotham. z. 
 Ringe 6.a-called Eliezer, Luke 3.29, He maketh his 
 (onne to goe thozow the fire. 2. kit.16 3.9.2.0 h2 28.3. 
 He ſeeketh aine againk his enemies, atthe Sipang, 
 and not at God 2. Ming. 16.7. ano 2.2 hz. 28.16. To 
 pleafe the king of Aſſhut, bee leaueth the true ſeruice 
 of God and falleth to Idolatry. 2. Rin. 16. 12, 13. anv 
 2. Chron. 28.23. God promilerh him aide ageinſt the 
 Spalans, and cominaundeeh him to alke afigne fog 
 confirmation thereof. Jf.7.11. Dis death, 2.bin.1 6.20. 
 and 2.0 2.28.27. alle the name of the fonne of Micah. 
 1.0 20.8.35. RA 
 
 Ahazai. zdem, he onne of Welhilemoth the ſonne 
 of Immer.Nehe. rc1. 13. 
 
 Ahaziah, az apprebenfion 02 poffe Siow of the Lord, 
 02 the fight of the Lord, A wicked king, who fucceeded 
 Ahab bis father in the kbingdome of Iſtael «.king.22. 
 40. Being ficke, alkery counlell at aal-sebub, and 
 dieth. 2.Ring.1.2,te18. Alfo Jehozams fonne, who 
 Cucceeden his father in the kingdome of Judah. 2.kin. 
 8.25. De fighteth with Joram bing of Iſtael againſt 
 Daszacl Ging of Aram. 2. Bin.8.28. Jehu killer’ tim. 
 2.kit.9.27,42. Of his bzethzen Haine by Jehu. 2.hkin. 
 10.14. Bp the willof Gov, he viften Jozam king of 
 cael, that he might be Raine hp Jehu. a. Chron. 22, 
 6,7,8,9- Joath bis fonne was bp Gods pyrouinence 
 peelerued from Athaliahs crueltie. 2. Ring. 1 1.2. ang 
 2.20.2 2.11% 
 
 - Ahi. my brother, 02. my brethren. 1.€%20.7.34, Allo 
 acitie Mehe.r1,34. 
 
 Ahian, a brother of wine, 1.€h20.7.19. 
 
 Ahiah.the Lodrs břother o} brother of the Lord. Due 
 of Salomons Geribes.s .kin.g.3. Ailo a paliant man. 
 1,2b20.11.36. Allo the father of Baaſha. 2. iRin.o.9, 
 Allo ‘Ahitubs fonne. 1.Samtin4.3- Afo a Propet, 
 babe tent Serobeams garment inrif.pieces. 1 Rings 
 35.30. and prophecies vnto Jereboams wife, ber 
 childes death, and her bulbande poftcrities twine. 1, 
 Rings 14.2,to 20. De mete a pꝛopheſie. 2.0 9.29. 
 Aif a mans name. 1.€p20.2.25. 
 
 Ahiam. brother of the mother, o} brother opa nation, 
 2.9 am.23. 33. 1.020.11.35. 
 
 Ahiezer. brother sf helpe; oꝛ the brothers helpe. @ 
 Pince of the tribe of Dan. Rumb: 1.12. ¢ 2.25.8 7, 
 66. and 10.25 Alfo a valiant man. 3.Ch30.52.3..° - 
 
 Ahihud, brother of vanity, 62 wittie brother, o} bro- 
 ther of darkeneffe,02 soy. 1.Cb70.8.7.F2UM. 3 4.27. 
 
 Ahikam. a brother arifing,oj auenging. 2. Ring.22. 
 12. Jere. 26. 24. — 
 
 Ahilab. an hearty brother, oꝛ brethren of the heart og 
 milking ,o2 fat. A citp. Judg. 1.31. 
 
 Ahilud. 2 brother borne o? brother begotten. The fas 
 ther ef Jofaphat, Dauids recorder. . Sam. 8. 16. 
 
 Ahimaaz. brother of counfell, oz brother counfelaur. 
 
 Fathberto Ahinoam Sauls wife. 1.Sam.14 50. Allo 
 
 the fonne of Zadok 2. Sam. 15.27. who with Jonas 
 than reuciles the counfatie of Abicophel vnto Dauid. 
 2. Sam. 17.21, Dee runneth faker chen Cuſht, anv 
 ſheweth Daniy of the bictozie. 2.29a.18.19,21,23,28, 
 
 Ahiman. a prepared brother, o} brother of the right 
 hand,o3 brother mine, whatꝰ Due of $ fonnes of Anak, 
 Num.1 3.23. Joſh.i5. 14, JUZ. 1. Lo. Allo a pogecy 
 
 The firft Table. 
 
 A tH AV 
 
 of the Temple. 1.Q 30:9 17, 
 
 Ahimelech, by other mine the king,oz akings brother, 
 op of hu cuunfale, A pate onta whom Danid came to 
 jQob.1.Ham.23.9. called Ahiah. 1,@am.14.3. looke 
 3. cb. 2403. Who being acculed onto Saul, is lent fez, 
 and becaule be minifired vuto Dauids necefliries, ve 
 with ile other priefis of ob are put to death bp Do» 
 eg 1.Soiti.22,18. Alſo the fonne of Abiathat. 2.am. 
 8.2 7.called 4 bimelech.1.€ 6720.18.16. 
 
 Ahimoth a brother of death, oꝛ a dead brother,ogabro- Achimath 
 
 ther of dapes. 5.0620.6.25. 
 Ahinadab, a welling brother, oꝛ a brother of a vow,0R 
 brother of theprince Che foune of Jovo. Rin.4. 14. 
 
 Achimelech 
 
 Abinadab 
 
 
 
 Ahinoam.the brothers beautie. G he name of Sauls Achinoam | 
 
 wife.1.ani.14.50, and 25.43, ’ 
 ~: Ahio. bhs brother,o} his brethren. 1.02.8.31.8 9.376 
 allo rhe nemes of other. 1. bro 8.14.8 2. Sam. 6. 3. 
 Ahior. za: ag Achior. 
 Ahira. brother iniquity, oꝛ of fellowfhip orofa com- 
 pax. o br-ther of acattelkceper.op fhepherd,og rough 
 oꝛ breaking brother A prince of Maphtali. Rum.1.I g, 
 
 Abiram.a brother of craft o} protection. The ſonne of Achiram 
 
 Beniamin. Mum.26.38.0f him came tpe Ahiramites. 
 Ahiſamach. érether of ſuſtentation. Exod. 35.34. 
 Ahifamah. idem, Œrod. 31.6. 
 
 Ahifhabar. brother of the morning oʒ dew, o} brotier 
 of blakneffe, 03 blacke brother. Che folines fenne of 
 * Beniamin. 1.20.97. 10. 
 
 Ahirah 
 
 Achifamechi 
 Achifamec } 
 
 Ahifahar 
 
 Ahithar. brother of the prince, brother of direétion of Ahifar 
 
 a fong, ona frying, o waiting brother. A videvof Sa: 
 lemons houſhold. 1. Ring 4.6. 
 
 Ahitophel, brother of ruine, 02 a brother which lac- Achitophel 
 
 Ahifcar 
 
 keth, which ts for faken oz hath need, ozo brother with- | 
 
 out falt, famour, wifedome, or grace. A countailour of 
 Dauid, who confpired with Abſalom againſt bim, 2, 
 Bam.15.12. His counfaile wae counted as an Dracle 
 of Sod. 2.Dam.16.23. His counlaile giuen to Abfa> 
 fom , was confotinden bp Huſhais contrarpcountaile, 
 bp which meanes Abſalom perifhed. 2.Dam.17.1,75 
 14. De hangeth bimleife, becatife his counfell ag not 
 accented. 2. Sam.17-23. ] 
 Ahitub, brother ef goodneffe, 1.HaM,14.3-82 2.006 
 2.Sain.3 17. I 
 Ahlai: be fzeching oz expecting, 02 beginning og fo- 
 rowing, on brother to me. §.Qij20.2.31.and TAN 
 Aboah. ‘a thiftle, 02 thorize, 02 britherliosd, 03 fifh= 
 booke. 1.Q 10.8.4. Í : 
 Ahohi, a quicke, 02 Lining brother, a theftle, 02 my 
 thorne. Whe fatherof Dodo. 2.Sam,23.9, of whom 
 came the Ahohites. 1.€620.27.4. p 
 Aholah.2 manfien,og dwelling in her RIFE3t.23.4. 
 Aholiab: the tabernacle, 07 tent of the father, og the 
 brightues of the father. The name of a Anglar wozke 
 man,odeinesd of Gon. € replenithed witi hts Cpirit tog 
 the wozkemanſhip of the tabernacle, Exod 31.657, 4c. 
 Aholibah my manfion in her Ezek. 2 3.4. 
 Aholibamah. my tent. oz famous manfion. The tolfe 
 of =n the daughter of Aneh. Ge. 36. 2. Giloa uke. 
 26.1,52. 
 Ahrah, locke Ahara. : 
 Ahumai. a medow of waters , 03 brother of waters. 
 1-20 4.2. - 
 Ahuzam. their taking or po/fc(fte,92 vifion. 02.4.6. 
 Ahuzzah. pof fioa apprehenfion ag collection, 0} vi- 
 fion, The friend of Abimelech the king of Gerar. 
 Gene, 26,26, 
 
 GAi. a heape, on laying on heapes. A citie whither Hai 
 
 fpies were fent bp Sohua Joſ.7.2. The people hers 
 of killed 36. of the Iſraelites, becauſe of Schans factis 
 lenge. Tohua 7.5. God velivereth it into Joſhuas 
 panes. Jolh.8.1. Che king taken, and bzought omo 
 Joſhua, 
 
 Achitob 
 
 Ahlah 
 Ohalai 
 Ahoe 
 
 Ahoha 
 
 Oolla 
 QOoliab 
 
 Ooliba 
 Oolibama’ 
 Aholibama 
 
 Oozam 
 Ochozath 
 
 
 
 
 j 
 

 
 ALM 
 
 Joſhua, is hanged on a tree Joſh.8.26. Tye city burs 
 Ren, and the people Maine. Joſh.8. 19, 20, 21, 22. 
 Aiah, avultur, rauen, o} Alas, 03 where is it ? oz his 
 yle. The ſonne of Fibeou. Gen. 36.24. € 1. Chꝛo.i.40. 
 Allo the father of Wispab. 2 Sam. 3.7.and 21.8, 
 
 Aialen. an oke, 02 ffrength. A city built bp Rehobo⸗ 
 am. 2,2 §20,1 t.10. Allo a citp mentioned. Jolh.19.42, 
 € 21.24, JUDAEI. € 1-Lhpo.6.69.4 8.13. 2. Chrꝛon. 
 28.18, Aifoavallep. Joſh 10.12. Judg.i.z5. 
 
 Aiia.idem ag AL. FQebe 11.375. 
 
 Ain an eye,0} ſountaine. city in the bounds of Ju⸗ 
 Dea on the ealtlive thereof. Fluw.34.11. allotted to the 
 tribe of Simeon. Joly. 19.7. Mention is made theres 
 of. Jolh.i 5032. Te was ginen to the Leuites foz a cis 
 tie of refuge, Joh. 21.16. bp it Saul led his armie 
 again the Philitims..Sam.29. 2. Jerome faith it 
 {oad called Bedhennim afterward. 
 
 Aiath a houre.@ city by p which Sennaberib came 
 again Jeruſalem. Flai.r0.28, called Ai.frehe.7.32, 
 
 @ Akan. idez as Ahan. Gene.36.27. 
 
 Akkub.theprint,og marke of a foote where any crea- 
 ture hath gone, Alfo ſupplæntatio, crockednes,oz lewd- 
 neſſe, oꝛ reward, or the heele of a foote. 1.0829. 3,24. 
 and 9.17. Ezta 2.42,45 .FQ2ehe 8.7. and 11.9. 
 
 @Alammelech.the kingdoms of God,o3 the counſæile 
 of God. Q city inthe tribe of Alber. Joh. 19.26. 
 
 Alamoth. an inſtrument, which fome couftrue to be 
 & plalterte. looge 1.20.1 5.20. Plal.46. 
 
 Alcimus./irong,oz of 2reath.a wicked pick, wbo bez 
 ing a Dew became an infidel. He was made hie pief 
 bp Deineteins. 1.WBac.7.5,9. ¢ became a cruel enemp 
 to p Jews, pet at lear) vied miſerably.i.Mac.o 55, 56. 
 
 Alemeth, a /idexg, 6} youth, 02 worlds, 02 upon the 
 dead. acitie. 1.¢b20.6.60. called Almon. Jofh,21.18. 
 
 Allo the fonne of Becher. 1.chz0-7.8, Allo the fonne 
 of Jarah 1.4§20.8.36.and 9.42. 
 
 Alemis, frength. a citte. 1.93 ac.5.26. 
 
 Alexander. a helper of m22,03 mofi firog oꝛ vertuous, 
 bing of Macedonia, og Greece, who after that be ban 
 faine Darius, parted} kingdome into foure parts. r. 
 Wac.. 1,2.t0 12. looke Dan.7.6.¢8.5 6,9. € 11.3,4. 
 
 Alle it was p name of Antiochus Epiphanes forme, 
 tobe teignedin Ptolemais. 1.99ac. 10.1, who confedes 
 rated bimlelfe with Jonathan, and fo mave warre with 
 Demetrius. 1.Wac.10.16,46. Pe g Ptolemeus king 
 of Egypt iopne in friendihip together. 5. Mac. 10.51, 
 55. anv afterward fall at diſſention. 2.ac.11.7. De 
 fleeth into Arabia, where his bea’ wag (mitten off bp 
 Zabdiel and ent to Brolemeus. 1. Aac.11.16,17. 
 
 Allo the name of Simeon of Cvzene his fonne, who 
 catied Chꝛiſt his creſſe. Darke 15 .21. Allo thereig 
 mention made of this name. Acts 46.and 19.33. 
 
 Allo the name of a Copꝑetſmith who foꝛſooke p Faith. 
 
 1. Tim. r. 20.2 wrought Baul much euil.2.Ting.1 4: 
 
 Alexandria. in Debzew it ig witten No, which bp 
 ihterpzetatton is, ram irritation, 02 prohibition. © city, 
 Jer.46.25.of tuhofe people look Act.6.9.twhe in greeke 
 ate called Alexandrians , which bp interpzetatton fs, 
 helpers of men oz mo/t ftrong oꝛ vertuoas men. look No. 
 
 Algummim. a certaine tree which groweth inthe 
 fozett Lebanon, lome take it to be bzaflel, looke inthe 
 matgent of 2, Chz0n.2.8. calles Almuggim. i.Ring. 
 10.34.and 2.062.9.10,1 1, 
 
 Alian high. The fonne of Shobal. 1. Chꝛon. 1. 40. 
 calles Aluan Gen.36,23. 
 
 Allon. oke, 02 frong. A mang name.i.Chzon.⸗4. 37. 
 Allo a citie. Joſh. 3 33. 
 
 Allon Bachuth. Ghe place tojere Deborah Rebe⸗ 
 kaha nurle Died, Gen.35.8. 
 
 Almodad. the meafure of God, 03 the entry, og court 
 ofthe beloued. Dene 10.26. 
 
 The firſt Table. 
 
 AM A 
 
 Almon Diblathaim., a biding, 02 bidden in aw heape 
 of fig trees. Qum. 33 46,47. 
 
 Alaion, hidden. A citie, Joſh 31.18. 
 
 Alpha and Omega, Reuel.1.8. 
 
 Alpheus, the thoufand, 03 learned. Father of James 
 the Apaſile. Wat. 10. 3. Mat.z. 18. Lu.o 15.Gct.1.13. 
 
 Aluah.hus raſing vpo bu bighnes.a Duke of Edom. 
 Gen. 36.40. 
 
 Aluan.bigher,o2 eloft, 02 inthe Spriak tongue, per- 
 werfe. The tonne of Shobal.Hen.36.23. 
 
 Aiuhh. a mingling together uz coſperſton. Qu. 3 31 3, 
 
 GAmad. people of witneffe, oza people eueriafting, 
 oꝛ apzap. A citie. Jolh.19.26. 
 
 Amadathus, looke Hammedatha. 
 
 Amal, labour , oꝛ iniquitie. 1.CY200.7. 35. 
 
 Amalek, a licking people, oz a fimiting, o} Ariking 
 people, The fon of Eliphaz bp Timma bis concubine. 
 Gene 36, 12.0f whom came the Amalekites mentios 
 ned. Gen.14.7. and 1.Ham,30 I. 
 
 Amalek fighteth again Iſrael. Exodiis 17.8. any 
 fo long as Woles pzaped feruentip, the Iſtaelites pze- 
 uailed,and when bis feruentnefle Nacken, the Amale- 
 kites pꝛeuailed. Crod. 17.11. Thep dilcomfite Iltael. 
 um. 4.45. Judges 6.2,3,6. Thep ate dilcomftev. 
 rod. 7.13.and auercome. Judg.7.25.1.Sam. 14.48. 
 almoft deltroped and rooted out. 1.Qam.15.3,7. agit 
 was fozetold. Ero.17.14. JQum.24.20, and comman⸗ 
 Ded. Det.25.19, 1.Hant.15.3, were overcome againe. 
 1,Ham.3o.1,to 21, and lalt of all bp the chilozen of 
 Simeon, veterlp deſtroped. 1.1 h20.4.14,42,43. 
 
 Amam, mother, 03 feare of thera. A citie in the tribe 
 of Judah. Joſh. 15. 26. 
 
 Aman, troubling mieæ muriug, o} grudging. The ſon 
 of Amabathus. Elter.12.6.¢ 3.1. ths was exalted bp 
 Abatuerus , fo as all men honoured bim laue Wozves 
 cai. Eher 3.2. therefore he ſought to deſtroy borh him 
 and all the Jewes. €Ell.5.6.* but pet bp Gods prottic 
 Denice thep were pzeferued, and Aman banged. Eſter 
 7.9, 10. Dig ten ſonnes allo were banged. Eker 9,14. 
 He is mentioned. Tob 14.10. Ehet 10.7. 
 
 Amanah. faith,o2 trueth oꝛ a nurfe,a pill in Cilicia. 
 Canticles.4.8. 
 
 Amariah.the Lord faid oꝛ the excellency of the Lord. 
 oz out ef the Spzian and Hebꝛew tongue, the Lambe of 
 the Lord. Great grandfather to Zephaniah the 19207 
 phet: 3eph.1.1. Allo certaine mens names. 2. h20,6. 
 7,1152. 2.220.311 5, 
 
 Amafa. (paring the people. The fonne of Abigail ſi⸗ 
 fier to Danid. 1.¢b20.2.17. Chiefe captaine of Abla: 
 loms hofte in Joabs Read, 2.Sam,17.25. and after: 
 ward captaine of Dauids hoffe. 3. Sain.19.13. Haine 
 traiteroufly bp Joab. 2. Sam,20.9,10. Alfo a mang 
 name. 2. Chro 28.12. 
 
 Amafai. ftromg,o2 doy/fée.1.G2.6.25,35,an0 13.18. 
 ANB 15.24. 
 
 Amahhai, the gift, 02 prefent of the people. Ghe fas 
 ther of FRahath. 2.Lhr0.2 9.12, 
 
 Amafhfi, and Amafhiai. the treading of the people, 
 Nebe 11.12313. 
 
 Amathiahh. the frength ofthe Lord. The father of 
 Joſhah· 1.Ch20.4.34. Ailo the fonne of Witkiah.1. Ehz. 
 6,45. Awicked prieſt of Berh-el. DF wholepzactife 
 and punifjmenc, looke Amos 7.17. 
 
 Amafiah.the hurden of the Lord.a. Chaꝛo.17.16. Alſo 
 the fonne of Joaſh. 2.izo.25-1. who fucceeBedin the 
 kingvome of Jusab.2.262.24.27, 2.kin. 12. 21. he put 
 to death thofe that murthered bis father. 2.€b2.25.3. 
 2.kin. 14.5. Dee is warned by a JBzophet not to put 
 his truſt in woglalp Defence. 2-Ct0.25.7. He dilcomi= 
 teth the Edomites. 2, Ring. 14.7. 2. Chꝛo.2 3. 11,12. 
 Hee became an idolater, anv is repzooued a 
 
 2.20, 
 
 Helmon 
 Deblathaim 
 
 aand o 
 Alphzus 
 
 Alua 
 
 Alus 
 Amaad 
 
 Amalec 
 
 Haman 
 
 Amana 
 
 Amaria 
 Amarias 
 Amari 
 
 Amaffai 
 
 Amafia 
 Amafias 
 Amaziah 
 
 Amalias 
 Amaziah 
 Amalia 
 
Admatha 
 Tambri 
 Ammiud 
 Ammihud 
 
 Amminadab 
 
 Ammittai 
 
 Amma 
 
 Ammiur 
 Admifhadai 
 Ammiffadai 
 Amnon 
 
 Ammonites 
 
 Hemona 
 Aminon 
 
 AM M. 
 
 3.Qhzor.25.14,15. Dee ig deltugted bato his enemies 
 Hands, bp the will of God.2. Chzon.25.20,23.ana af 
 terward put to death.ↄ. Chron. 25. 27. 2. Ring. 14 19. 
 He is allo called Leni. Luke 3.29. He leaueth behind 
 him Azariah bis onve.2 Ring.14.21.2. Chron. 26.4, 
 
 Amatha, a cloud 0o} vapour of death. Due of che le 
 uen counfellers of Ahaſhuetus. Efer 1.14. 
 
 Amaziah,looke Amafiah. 
 
 Ambri rebelling, oꝛ changing.i.Mac ⸗.36. 
 
 Amen be it,02 [9 be it,0} Let zt be done. Deut. 27.15. 
 1.€0}.14.16. Reuel. 3. 14. and 22,30, 21. atth.é. 13. 
 and 2. Coꝛ.i.20. 
 
 Ami. mother, oꝛ feare,e2 people EFTA 2.57. 
 
 Amihud, people of praife, 02 confeſſion, 02 praiſe, 02 
 confe(fion with me, Father of Eliſhama a prince ofthe 
 tribe of Ephzaim. Nu.i.ao. Ailo the father of She= 
 muel.JQum.3 4.20. allo the foune of Det. 1.€h2.9.4. 
 
 Aminadab.a free people, oꝛ a vowing people oꝛ prince 
 of people, Che ſonne of Ram r. €h2.3.10. Ut. I. 4. 
 and father of FRabfhon. HWu.1.7.¢ 2.3. Ex.s.2 3. Ruth 
 4 20. Ailo the fonne of Kohath. i. €h20n.6.32.calley 
 Prvar.Erot.6.18,21. 
 
 Amithi.true, o fearing. The father ef Jonah the 
 Prophet. 2. Bing 14.25- 
 
 Amizabad, the dowrie ofthe people, 1 «£62.29.6. 
 
 Amanah. ha people. A hill where Afabel Joabs bye. 
 ther was Raine bp Abner. 2-Ham.2.23,34. 
 
 Ammedatha,leoke Hammedatha,and Eher 8.5. 
 
 Ammi my people Dole 2.1. 
 
 Ammiel. the people ef God, 02 God with mee. The 
 fonne of Gemalli.Qumd, 13.13. Wilo the ſixt lonne of 
 Dbed Eyam.1, Chꝛon. 26.5. Allo the father of Bath- 
 pua. Salomong mother. i . Chron. 3.5. Alo che father 
 of Wachir of Lo-pebar.2.4m.9.4,5. 
 
 Ammiliud,fooke Amihud. 
 
 Ammiher. people of labertie.. Sam.i 3.37. 
 
 Amminadab. ſooke Aminadab. 
 
 Ammifhaddai.the people of the almighty. The fathet 
 of Abiezer a prince ef the tribe of Dan. umb, 1.12. 
 
 Ammon. people, oʒ the foune of my people. A people. 
 1. Sam.14.47. 1 Bing 11.7. Afa. 11.14.0ha delcented 
 of Ben ammi the ſonne of Lot, and were called Am- 
 monites, that ig pæulous, oꝛ a multitude. Sen, 19. 38. 
 God commanded Ilrael not to war with them. Diut. 
 2.18, and alfo not to fuffer chem tebee admitted into 
 their fcllomfip.and wip. Deut. 23.3.4. Mebem. 1 3.3. 
 God deituererh chem into the hands of Jprhab. Jurg. 
 41.32. Chepand tbe Woabites warre againtt Jego: 
 ſhaphat, and are micaculouſſy conquered. 2, Chꝛ.20.1 
 to 306.7 heit idoles Milcom and Molech. king 11.55 
 7.2king.27.13. Thep tecouer theirt land which was 
 occupied bp tke Iſraelites. Judg.10.7,8. Thep warre 
 againſt Jabeſh Gilead, and would not make peace 
 With them, ercept all the citizens would thu out 
 theirt right epes. 1. am.11.2. and were oucrcome bp 
 Saul. 1.Sam.i 1.11. Thep are vilcomfiied bp Da 
 Wid, foz the billenous encreating of bis meflégers, fent 
 to comfort their king. 2.@amt.10.2,4,14. Daud Both 
 foze afflict them. 2.2am.8.12.and 12.29,30,.31. Gad 
 threatueth bp hia Pzophets to punih them. Pſalme 
 $3.7. Jer.a9. 1. E3ek.21.28: and 25.1,2. Amos 1.13, 
 14,15. 3¢D9-2.8,9. Thep pap tributes vnto Cizziah. 
 2. Chꝛon 26.8. Jelek one of Dauids vatiant men was 
 an Ammonite: 2. Sam. 23.37. 1. TROMI 1.39. The 
 mother af Sabad who flew Joalh the king, was an 
 Ammonitefle, 2. Chꝛ.24. 26. 
 
 Ammonai. ogr people. a citie, Joſh. 18.24. 
 
 Amnon faithful.oꝛ true, o} an artiſicer, oꝛ nourifher, 
 oꝛ ſchoolemaſter. The name of Dauids ſitſt borne bp 
 Ahinoam. 2.S amit.z.2. and 1. Chꝛo 3.1. Thisman 
 Defloured his Rer Tamar. 2. Sam.123. 1,14. Foz the 
 
 The firft Table. 
 
 AN A 
 
 which hee wag afterward aime bp ber brother Abla⸗ 
 lom. 2.Sam. 13 32.. 
 
 Amok, a vadey, o depth, The names of men. Nehe. 
 
 1 2.7320, 
 
 Amon. fasthfull,true, &c. 88 Amnon. Che fone 
 of Wanalleh an Jvolater , whe being King of Junaka 
 was {laine bp his omne feruants. 2. iin. 21.18, t024. 
 called Çimeaam. Huk.3.28. Dee left bebind pim the 
 Good Bing Jokah.2.hin.aa, 26.¢ 22.1. Looke 1.£ ho. 
 3.14. 2. Chꝛon · 33. 21,24. Jere.1.2.and 25,3, Zeph. T. 
 s. Warth s.ro. Alſo che couernour of the citp of Bas 
 maria, bite whole cuilodic Dichaiag the Pzophet 
 was comnitted.i.Rin.22.26, 27. 2, Chrꝛon.18.25, 26. 
 Allo a mans name, Nehe. .5. 
 
 Amorites, bitter people,0} cruell rebels,o3 great prat- 
 Lers, oꝛ tachatiue. A people. e.i 5.2 1.Delcended of E+ 
 mozi the fon of Canaan. Ge.r0.15,16. Chep are Laine 
 by Chedozlaemer. He. 14.7. Chey deny the Iſraelites 
 paflage thoꝛow their countrep,¢ therfore were conques 
 red, & the Iſtaelites in habited their cities. FQu.21.31, 
 24,24,25,31532, @ 32 39. Thep kil p Hltaeiues. Den. 
 1. 24. God cOmanvdeth  Hraetites to deſtroy them vt⸗ 
 terip, ¢tehp.Deu.20.17,18. Thep make war with the 
 Gibeonites , becaule thep had made peace 1b Jofhua : 
 but God deliuerety them into Joſhuas panes. Jofh.10. 
 4. Thep: became tributaries vnto the familie ot Jor 
 feph. Judg.1.35. Gos reſetueth them, ac. to prone rhe 
 Iſt aelitea withal. Judg.2.21,22.. Thep, gc. became 
 tributaries g bonsmen vnto Salomon, 1,Zkt.9.20,21, 
 
 Amos. 4 burden, 02 burdened ,oz burdening. 'A Pzo⸗ 
 pher. Amos 1.1. 2. Efd.1.39. We mwas a fig gatherer, 
 Amos 7.54. allo rhe fonne of Raum. 2.3.25. 
 
 Amoz, firong, og mighty. The father of Ilaiah the 
 Pepher. 2.Ring.r.9, 2-an Yla.. 1. 
 
 Amphipolis. ¢ city compaffed oza vallied city. citp 
 of Macedonia, bp the which Baul trauailed Act. 7. 
 
 Anplis make more. & friendof D. Pauls. Rom 
 16.3. 
 
 Amram. z high people. The father of Bofes,Aaton, 
 and WMirtam.gre.6.20.and 14-20 and 1. 62.6.3 anw 
 23.9 3.0f him came the familp of the Amramites.Mum. 
 3.27. 1.02.26.2 3. : 
 
 Amran, an affe oz clay,02 wine. The fon of Difhen. 
 1.0 62.1.41. caed Hemdan.Gen. 36 26. 
 
 Amraphel. peaking deftruciion,z ruine,o2 peaking 
 a fecret oziudg: ment. Bing of Sbinat. Gen.ĩ4. 1. 
 
 Amzu. firong o} mighty, Che lenne of Gani.s.C hz. 
 6, 46. 
 
 @ Anab, a zrape,o2 out of the Dprian {peach,« knot. 
 Q citpin the mountatues. Joh.11.21-and 15.50. 
 
 Anah. anſwerang, 02 finging, 02 effiicting, 0} piore. 
 Whe father of Aholubamab, one of the wiues of Ela. 
 Gen. 36.2, 14, 20. and 1,¢7.1.38, 
 
 Ansharath.drine 2,02 burning, wrath oz neighing, 
 0} bzar fene ffe, e} atter the Span Lpeach, firangling, 
 02 faffocation.& citp of p teibe of Hllachar.Joth.19.19. 
 
 Anian. Pebe, 10.22. 
 
 Anak. a Giant. Pum.1 3.23.29. of whom came the 
 Anakims oz Giants, Deut.1.28. whom Johua ves 
 Gropen. Jofh.11.21. Caleb cxpelled the thzee fonnes 
 of Anak from Deben. udg.1.20, 
 
 Anamim. a fountaine, or the eye of waters,o2 an an- 
 fwe e, op affliction, 02 4 found of waters. The fonne of 
 MPizraim. Hen. 10.13. 
 
 Anammelech. an anfivere,ogthe kings fong othe af 
 frttion, ox pouerty ofthe king, oz of hu coun failor. The 
 god of Sepharuaim 2.iking.17. 31. 
 
 Anan. a cloude,'oz aprophefie , o} diuination, The 
 name of aman. Nehe.io 26.and L.E D, 5.30. 
 
 Anani. æ cloude, oꝛa prophecying, og dinination. A 
 Mans NAME, 1.23 24.31, 10.20, 
 
 Apaniah, 
 
 Amoe 
 Ammon 
 
 Amos 
 
 Hamram 
 Hamran 
 Amafai 
 
 Anna 
 Annas- 
 
 Anaharah . | 
 
 
 
 Aniak 
 Enac 
 Enacims 
 
 Anameleh 
 
nania 
 nanias 
 
 AAN A 
 
 The firk Table. 
 
 A No r 
 
 Ananiah, the cloud of the Lord, ox the divination of John, and S. Bude, (as Gods elect) mingled among 
 
 the Lord. A citie wherein the Beniamites dwelt after 
 the captiuttie. IReve.12.3 2, Allo one of Cizsiabs cap: 
 taines.3.@ 62.26.11. 
 
 Silo the name of him that with the confent of bis 
 
 ~ wife Sappdtca [oid land to the vle of the Church, ana 
 
 Andreas 
 
 afterward celerued part thereof to his olune ble: tebe 
 wito bis wife was panied with ſadden death fog 1p- 
 ing ta tbe holp Ghok.dcts 5.1.3,te 12. 
 
 -` Milo the name of gim that baptizen S. Paul at Das 
 mialcus.Acies 9.10,te 19. 
 
 Allo the name of che high Priel, whe cauſed Paul 
 to bee (mitten bpon the mouth fog (peaking His oonfci: 
 ence. Acts 2 3.1,2.anD 24.1. j 
 
 Allo che name of the father af Elcia. Judeth 8.1. 
 
 Gils che nameg of men mentioneD.JRehe.3.2 3. and 
 Dan. 3.28. i 
 
 Anath, an ax/fivere, 02.4 fong, 62 affliction, 03 powers 
 sie. Judg· 3. 31. 
 
 Anathema, Maranatha.1.@03.16.22. 
 
 Anathoth. an/iveres,og fongs. A citie wherein Je⸗ 
 remie wag bone. Jer.1.1.229.27.looke Joſh 21.18. 
 Jla.co.30. The citizens whereof, becaule thep would 
 Hot bee repzoued, Hod threatneth, Jere 11.21, 22, 23. 
 In this citie Abiathat the Pꝛieſt wag bone, 1. Wit. 
 2. 26. Allo the name of the onne of Wecrhet.1.Gh20. 7. 
 8.Df him came the Anethothites.1. Chꝛo.27. 12. laoke 
 Antothite. 
 
 Andrew.very ſtrong, og manly. he name of Deters 
 brother, who became tich Johns diſciple. Foyn 1.35. ¢ 
 afterward the diſciple of Chik. John 1.37.40. Dee 
 brought Peter Frit onto Chriſt. Noh. 1.41,42. He and 
 
 Beter bee caller from fifjing buto the office of prer: 
 
 ching. Waith.4.18,19.99ar-1.16,17, Luke 5. 10,81. 
 He is mave an Apoſtle with rhe ether cleuen. Luke 6. 
 4 3,8 4.CDar.3.1 3,14,18.an0 MDat.10,1,2. vnto whom 
 Chꝛiſt giveth power to preach,and to Boe miractes,ec. 
 
 Mat.io 1.” War.6.7.14,9.1,2. 
 
 “Andronicus. g victorious man, ee flew Onias the 
 pigh Driek contrarp to his othe.2.MBacc. 4.31, 34 35. 
 foz which fact he was put to death ac the commandes 
 ment of Rutiochus.2.Gac.4..36,37; 38 -Alloa worthy 
 man to vobom Paul mzotelalutations.Rom. 16.7. 
 
 Anem.an anfwer,oz [ong of thems, og their afftsction, 
 8} powertie. oꝛ after the Spetan, a fheepe of theirs: $ 
 citie. r.ۤ20.6.73. 
 
 Aner.an anfiver,oi fang of the candle or lizht, 02 af- 
 
 _fatting the light. the bother of Wamte g Ehol- Gen. 
 
 Anian 
 
 994.13, atfo a citp in the tribe of Manalſeh. Chs 70. 
 
 Aniam, 2 people ozthe fhip of pesple,ogthe ſorrow, oʒ 
 
 ~ firength of people.t.L42.7-0 9. 
 
 Anim 
 
 Antichriftus 
 
 Anin.anfwering, fingings , on aſflicted, 02 poore. A 
 
 citie. Jofh.t5.50. ` 
 
 = Anna. dem, as Annah. The daughter of baniel. 
 Luke 2.36,37,38. 
 
 - Annas.idem, ag Anah. An high Wiet, who ene 
 Chik bound onto Caiaphas his father in law. Luke 
 3-2. Jolm 18. 13. Acts 4.6. 
 
 Antichrift for Chrift o} againſi Chrif We is a liar, a 
 denieth that Jeſus is Chadt. 1. John 2.22. to be come 
 in the fleſh. 1. Joh 4.3. € therefore beis a Decziner.ann 
 falle prophet,and fo ate all {uch asthep be, 2. John 7. 
 
 andr. Qob-2.26.4 4.1. OF bis beginning, looke Dan. 
 
 7.8.*Antioches Epiphanes the king of pais, barea 
 figure of him. Dan. 11.31. of the power, qualities, mi» 
 racles ant kingdome of Antichrilt, and his minifters, 
 looke JP fal. 10.1." Eze. 38. 2.* € 39.2.*Dan.8.9.* and 
 9.27.9 at.24.24. Bat.t 3.27. Luk. 21.8. Joon 5.43 
 Get.20.39,30,31 @1. Tim. 4. 1253.4 2- Tim. 3.1,25 35 
 to 16.2.$9et.260 "£3.34. Rew.r yg, 1.8.* 14.8. 
 Shere were many Anrichrifts in the ime of Saint 
 
 the true Chziftians, 1. gon 2.18,19. Jude 4. Dee is 
 
 called the man of inne, 2.@ Gell. 2.3. g hall ſit as Go. 
 
 inthe Temple of Gov. 2. Thell.2.4,9. Pee isa fooliſh 
 fhepheard-Fech.t 1.15.16, Pe hall be Deltropen with 
 the beath of Gods (pitit, g preaching of the Gofpel. 
 las 1.4.1. Theſfſ.a. 8. Rey.17.8,14." and 18.1. “and 
 19.19,20. and 20.9,10. 
 
 Antilibanus for, oꝛ again? Libanus.abigh billon the 
 Noꝛth fide of Judea againk Libanus.Judeth 1.7. 
 
 Antiochia, for a chariot,02 wagox,oz a thing in ftead 
 of a chariot 02 wagon , e} again{t a charsot, 0} wagon. 
 There be two famons cities of this name: one in Sp: 
 tia,called Damath. Sechar.9.2. wherein the name of 
 
 bziſtians fir began. Actes 11.22, 26. in the which 
 
 atnabas ¢ Daul were oꝛdeined preachers, Act.13. 
 2,3-Ube other in the prouince cf Pildia, where Paul 
 and Barnabas preached. Actd13.14.@alat.2.01. 
 
 Antiochis.zdem.ag Antiochia, € be concubine of An⸗ 
 tiochus the noble. 2. Mac 4:30. 
 
 Antiochus.sdem ag Atitiochia.a tprant ſurnamed the 
 noble,the fon of Antiochus the great. De isis called the 
 wicked roste. 1.95ac.1.11. he ſubdueth beth Egypt & 
 Judea,1.APar.t.18,09.* he ſpoplerh the Temple anv 
 waſteth the citp of Jerulalem, 1.Qac.1.23,3 3. * and 
 2.QBacea.5.15.* Deerecterh an ivole vpan the altar 
 ef the iLo20. s.QBacca. 1.57. renne moze Dan.8.9, to 
 15. Putpoſing to ranfecke the cities of Elimais and 
 JPerlepolis, he is repulſed bp the citizens. 1. Macc 6. 
 1,3,4 anD 2. Mac.ↄ a, a. be is Griken with an incuras 
 ble diſeaſe.ꝛ. Mac.ↄ 5, to 12. 1.A3ac.6.8,5. De repen~ 
 teth fainedlp. 1. Wac.6. r, 13. 2. Mac ↄ u 2. De prap> 
 eth) onto God who would not pane mercp vpon him, 
 2. Mac.ↄ.13. but (uffered him to die miferablp,and in a 
 ftrage land, a. Mac 6.1 3 16.2. Mp ac.2.9.18,28.¢ 10.9 
 
 Alfo the fozefapo Antiochus his fonne furnamed 
 Eupatoz, who was made king atter him. 1 .GQacea.6. 
 17. This man entreth Judea with a great armie. 1. 
 WBac-6.30,48 he beake his othe with Iſrael. 1. Mac. 
 6.62.0f his Dolugs, read 2 Wac 10,10." G11, 1. * and 
 12,1." and 13.1.* De was laine bp Demetring apa 
 pointment, 1.09 ac.7.2,3,.4.and 2 Mac.v 4.2. 
 
 Alfo the name ef Alcxanders fonne furnamed Fer 
 betes, whom Aepphon preferred to f kingdom. 1. Wac. 
 11,39,54. @ afterward ile him traiteronfly. ĩ.Mac. 
 13.31. @ crowned himleife bing of Afa. 1 Mac. 3.32. 
 
 Allo the naine of Demetrins Nicanoꝛ bis fonne fut- 
 namen Pius: who fopned in friendhip with Simon 
 brother to Judas Maccabeus, and purſued Crpphen. 
 1. Mac i5.1,2, 11 
 
 Antipas, for all, oꝛagainſt all. Afaithfull Dartpz. 
 — i 3. Je Was allo che ſurname of Herod. Looke 
 
 erod, 
 
 Antipater. for the father, 02 agasnf the fathers Due 
 of the Ambaflatozs which Jonathan lent to Rome. 
 1.Pac.t 2.16. : 
 
 Antipatris zdem. a8 Antipater.@ citie in the land of 
 promife, which Perou the great called after antipatet 
 bis fathers name, whither S. Paul was led captine, 
 Acts 23. 31. 
 
 Antothiiah.anfweres,o2 fongs ofthe Lord.o2 amci- 
 ons, 02 ueedes ofthe Lord. The ſonne of Shaak. s. 
 Oh29.8.24.35. s 
 
 Antothite-an anfivere,0? fonge} aflictio, oꝛ pouerty. 
 one of Agathoth, i Ch.1 1.28100k mozein Anathoth, 
 
 Anub, a grape. o} eftet the Spzian (peach, a kaar. 
 The fonne of £03. 1.-Chzon.4.8. 
 
 @ Apadno. the wrath of iudgement,op the tabernacles 
 of his palace. Dan.11.45. 
 
 Apamea, expelling oz driuing.op chafing away, The 
 concibiag of king Dating. 1.¢0,4.29. 
 
 Apelles. 
 
 Antioche 
 
 Antiochus 
 Epiphanes 
 
 Antiochus 
 Eupator 
 
 Antiochus 
 
 Sedetes 
 
 Antiochus 
 Pius 
 
 Anathothia 
 
 Anathothite 
 Anob 
 Aphdeno 
 
 Apeddo 
 Apame 
 
 “Apamia 
 

 
 
 Hapharaim 
 
 | Apheca 
 Aphra 
 @phrah 
 
 Apollos 
 Appallo 
 
 Apphaim 
 
 Aaba 
 
 ARA 
 
 Apelles. idzm as Apamea, A matt whow Paul coms 
 menderh. Rom.1 6.10, 
 
 Apharaim. digging, fearching, 02 confounding the 
 fea. A citie. Jolh.19.19. 
 
 Apharfai. diusding, op tearing in pieces. Ezta. 4.9. 
 
 Apharfathcaie.dssiding op tearing a [funder peacocks 
 C3149, 
 
 Apharfechaie. idem. G3r8 5.6.an0 6.6. 
 
 Aphek.fereagth, vigor ozin the Sprian (peach, going 
 forth. citie. Joh. 1 2.18.6 13.4.8 19.30,31.81-Dam. 
 4 Laud 29.1. There Ben-havad king of Spia, wad 
 panguifhen.s.Ting.20.26,29,30.called Aphik. Judg. 
 
 1.31. 
 
 Aphekah,idem ag Aphek. Joſh 15.53. 
 
 Aphiah. (peaking, 92 blowing. 1. Dam.9.t, 
 
 Aphrah, duft. A citie- Jo, 18.23. Micah.i. 10. 
 
 Aphrica. in Debzew Pat, which map be interpzetes 
 groffe, 02 fat. ahum. 3.9. 
 
 Aphrica. in Debzew Pul which map be tnterpzeted 
 ruine, oꝛ fall,oz a beane, Ila.66. 19. 
 
 Apollo. leefing, 02 a deſtroyer, oꝛ deſtroying. A Jewe 
 borme in Alerandzia, ho being both eloquent æ migh⸗ 
 tie inthe Scriptures, diſdained not to bee further imz 
 firucted in the way of the Low, bp a pooze craftfman, 
 named Aquila g Pꝛiſcilla hig wife. Act.18.24.” reade 
 
 1.C02.1.12. and 3.4,5,6, 
 
 Apollonia. perdition, 02 deſtraction. & citie in Ma⸗ 
 cedonia, bp which aul pafled. Act.17,1, 
 
 Apollonius. deofing 02 deftroying. The gouernour of 
 Spia, whom Putas Maccabeus lew. 1.AWact.3.10, 
 
 IE.€ 10.69.¢ 2. Mac.3.5. Allo the ſonne of Meneſthe⸗ 
 us. Mac.4.2u. Alſo p tonne of Geneus.ꝛ.Mac.i 2.2 
 
 Apollyon idera. looke Abaddon. 
 
 Apoftles, feoke the fecond Table. - 
 
 Appaim, a countenance, 0} face, oꝛ furers: 02 the no- 
 firels,o2 bakers. 1.22.30. 
 
 Apphia. ringing forth,oz increafing. A neare filer, 
 whom Paul Calureth. Philem. 2. 
 
 Appius. market place where certaine brethzen met 
 Panl, at big feft comming to Rome.Scts.28.15. 
 
 S Aquila. an Eagle. The name of (Pauls helt. 1.02. 
 16,19, Rom.16.3 Act. 18.2, 3, 26. 
 
 @ Ar. a rearing vp oꝛ watches. & citie. ;Num 21.15, 
 28.Deut.2.9,18, Wfa.rs.1- s 
 
 Ara. curfing,o feeiag. A mans name.i.Chꝛ.7. 38. 
 
 Arab. multiplying, 03 (owing [edition oga window’, 
 oꝛ Locuſt. I citie. Jolh.15.52. 
 
 Arabia enening, d euen, 0} /iveetneffe.or a crowe,nt 
 defert. A counttey in Afiathe greater betwecne Ju⸗ 
 Dea and Egppt, wherein Dwell the Moabites Ammo⸗ 
 nites, Idume ans, and many others. Ezek. 27.2 1. and 
 2. Chron.2 1. 16. and 2 2. 1. and 26.7 
 
 Allo the name of a counttep called happie Arabia, 
 whereof anv of the inpabitants,called Sabcans,men- 
 tion ig mabe, 2.0 )20.9.14. Wob.a.15. JP lalin.7 2.10. 
 tubere Paul preachen. Gal.s:17. 
 
 The deltruction of che Arabians, (that is to fap, the 
 Moabites and Ammonites. who at this dap are caltea 
 Saracens) is foꝛetold. Yla.21. 13. looke moze in Sheba, 
 
 Arad. a wild aſſe, oꝛ a dragon, in the Srzian (peach. 
 A city of Amozites appertaining to the tribe of Judah, 
 toberein the chilozen of Hobab Adefes farber tn lawe 
 dwelt Mum, 21.1. Joſh. 12. 14. Judg.1. 16. Mlo a mang 
 name 1.Ch20n.8.15. 
 
 Arah. a way, ez atrauclley, Ezra 2.5. 
 
 Aram. highnesyop fublimity 9% dece:miag on their care, 
 The onne of Sem. Gente.to. 22. of whom came che 
 Aramites 02 Sprians.2.ADam.8.5.Gene.22.21.1.Ch7. 
 2.23 looke Syria ant Syrians. 
 
 Alla the fonne of Shamer.1.Ch2.7.74. Allo the fonne 
 St Elcom.Dat.1.3 Sank 3,33.called Ram. Ruth 4.19 
 
 The firft Table, 
 
 iS ee ete 
 
 Aram Naharaim, 4 place.@en.24.10. 
 
 Aran, an arke, oʒ their malediction. Geneſ. 36. 28.1. 
 Chꝛon.i.42. 
 
 Ararat.maledsétion of trembling, oꝛ after the Hebꝛew 
 aud Sypꝛian, malediction, oz light of a runner. J mount 
 in Armenis.Gen.8.4. 
 
 Araunah,an arke ,o2 [ong 02 reicycing. oꝝ our Light, 02 
 a curſe now. A mang name, who ſoid Dauta his chreſh⸗· 
 ing fleoge, to build an altar ir ,to offer ſacrifice bpon,to 
 appeale Gods wath, as he cOmanded, 2.9 4.24.18." 
 
 Arba foure The name of a citp called otberwile Hee 
 gow. Tol. 14.15. Gen.2 3.2.8 35.27. looke Kiriath-arba, 
 
 Archangel. principal,oz excellent among the Angels 
 2. Eſd 4.36. Jude 9. At the voice of the Archangel, and 
 with rhe trumpet of God, the dead fhall tile againe.2, 
 Thell. 4.16. 
 
 — prince of the people. The fonne of Herod. 
 af.2.22, 
 
 Archiataroth, the longitude of crownes or circles 
 Jol.16.2, 
 
 Archippus. a prince, 02 gouernour of hor fes. Amand 
 name. Col. 4.17. fellow fouldier With Paul. piles 
 mon 2, 
 
 Ard ruling, o} defcending, The fonne of Beniamin. 
 Gen. 46.25. 0f whom came the Ardites. Mum.26.40. 
 
 Ardon.rzling,o} deſtending, or the iudgement ef ma~ 
 lediction. Caled his fone, 1. Chzon.2.18. 
 
 Areli, the Altar 02 light of God, ogthe Geht of God, 
 The onne of Gad, Gen. 46.16. of thom came the Are- 
 lites. HMum 26.17. 
 
 Areopagita. Acts 17.34 looke Denis, 
 
 Aretas.vertuous.2.Qat.5.8, and 2,G02.11.32. 
 
 Ariel. the Altar or lon of Ged , oz the light of God. 
 looke Iſa.29.1. in the margene. Allo the name of aman. 
 Ezra. 8.16. 
 
 Arimathea, a lion dead unto God, ogthe tight of the 
 Lords death. citie in the tribe of Epbraim. Mat. 27. 
 57. Mar.15.43- Luk. 23.51. Joh.19. 38. which is calen 
 Dumad. Jol.1g.52.and Arumah Puig. ggr. and Ru⸗ 
 
 mah.2,Bing.2 3.35 which citie Eule dius affirmethig- 
 
 otherwiſe called Bemphtis. 
 
 Arioch.long, 62 ſat etie, oꝝ thy drunkenneffe and thy 
 lison. Orn. 14.1. ad Dan2.14. 
 
 Ariftarchus, a right good prince, og the beft prince A 
 
 Areuna 
 
 Arba! 
 
 Ared 
 
 Ariel 
 Arielites: 
 
 Areta 
 Aretha. 
 
 Companion and pettoner of Paul. Act. 19 29. and 27>- 
 
 2. and Colsſ.4. 10. 
 
 Ariftobulus, a very good 03 the bef counfellour. The 
 
 maiter of J9tolome. 2.GBac.1.70, Alfo reave Rom. 16, 
 10. Acts.12, 1. ii the margent. 
 
 Armagedon the bill of the Goſpel, oꝛ Gofpellingo2 the: 
 hs/lof apples, oz fruit meaning the elect. The name of a 
 
 place. Reuel 16.16. 
 
 Arnon. reioycings oꝛ leaping for ioy, 02 their arke, og. 
 
 the light of the Sunne, ozthe light, oz curfe permament, 
 oreteruall, A flood 02 tiuer, Plum.21.14. Dewt.2.24, 
 Sofh, 12.12. and 13.9. JUDE. 1 1, 13, Alloa cirie. Joſh. 
 21. 13. Numb 21. 13. 
 
 Arod idem. ag Ard Whe ſonne of Had⸗Gen. 46. 16. 
 of whom came the Arodites. ;Num.26.17. 
 
 Aroer.the watch of watches oꝛ raifing vp of watches. 
 d city. Mum 32. 34. Deu.ꝛ . 36. Joſ. 262.81 3.9,16, 25 
 JuD. r r.26. 1.51.30 28.2 Dam. 24.5.¥ 2. Rin. 10.33. 
 Jla-17.2. The citizens called Aroerices.1.C112.11.44. 
 
 Arpachfhad healing. Tbe fonne of Shem. Gene. ro. 
 22. Luke 3.36. big flocke. Genef, 12.* Alloa king 
 whom Nebuchodonoſoz vanquiſhed. Guneth,r.1.*. 
 
 Arpad. the /ight oſfredemptioa. An Iſland iu hoes 
 nicia neere Damatews.2 Wing 18.34.and 19.5 3:3a. 
 10.9. Jere 49. 23. 
 
 Arfaces. lifting up the hield o the lifting up of the 
 [hield 1.99 20.14.3. and 15.22. 
 
 Artahthathtes. 
 
 Arodi 
 
 Arphaxad 
 
 Arphad 
 
 ie 
 ‘ 
 
 
 
Artaxerxes 
 Artahfhafhe 
 
 Arteman 
 
 Afael 
 
 Afahiah 
 
 Aſrael 
 Afeneth 
 
 Lalabia 
 Hafabia: 
 Hathabiah 
 Afan 
 Afarela 
 Afabel 
 Afcenez, 
 Afhkenaz 
 
 | Azotus 
 Afdod 
 
 Aledoth 
 
 Aler 
 
 Aleroth 
 
 Abel 
 Aſima 
 
 Askelon 
 
 Aſcalon 
 
 
 
 AESH 
 
 Artathhathte ght o} maled:ion,03 feruent to fpoile. 
 the generall name of the Kings of Perka, as Celar 
 was tothe Emperours of Rome, reave Ezta 4.7.and 
 Jot. Nehe.2..and 5.34. and 13.6.Jook Ahaſhuetoſh. 
 
 Artemas.whole, Mand, oꝛ fig htly,02 without fanlt, 
 Tit.3.12. 
 
 Arumah. idem ag Rumas, looke Arimathea. 
 
 @ Ala, a Phyficion,og healer of ficknefes. the king of 
 Judah who facceeded his father Abiiam. 1. Kin.15 8. 
 ANB 2,€02.14-1-¢ 1. Chꝛo.3. 10. He deliropeth the bigh 
 places, and erhozteth the people te ſeeke the Lozi. 2. 
 Thzron.t 4.354. Jo feate of Baalha king of Ilrael, hee 
 entreth into couenant with Ben · had ad bing of Spzide 
 a. King.15.17 to 22. and a. Chzott.16.1,to 7. and was 
 repzoued therefoze , and koztruſting rather in the help 
 of men, then in the ayde of Gov. 2. h20. 16.7. Dee ob⸗ 
 taineth victozie again® the Ethiopians. 2, Chꝛon.i 4. 
 g.” ¢ 16.8, Dis bꝛiete and faithfull praper.2.@hz0.14. 
 z1. Dee depsred his mother from her regencie, ¢ why. 
 2.0 62.15.16. 1. Kin. 15.13 IN bis age be was ficke of 
 the goute.1, Rin-15.23.6 2.270. 16.12. De dieth and 
 Lis ſonne Jehoſh aphat lucceedeth him. Ring- 15. 24 
 2. Chꝛ. 16.1 3.ẽ 17. 1. Allo a mang name.i .chz.ↄ.16. 
 
 Afahel. God hath wrought. Joabs byother who put 
 ſuing Abner, truſting to pis lightnetfe of foore, was bp 
 bim flaine. 2.Sam.2.19,t0.24. Dee is buried in the fes 
 pulchze of hig father. 2, Saw.2,32. Allo other meng 
 ames. Ezra t0.15.Qobit 1. 1. 
 
 Aſaiah the Lord hath wrought Certain meng names. 
 3.0 b2004.36.€ 6.30 and 9.5. and 15.6. 2.Kin. 22.1 Ze 
 
 Afaph. gathering. A renoumed chauntet of Dauids. 
 bzother to Weman, looke 1.0. h20.6.39. € 15.19. ¢ 16,5. 
 and 25.1. Ailo other meng names 1. Chꝛo ↄ.15. 2. Kin. 
 18. 18.1. Chꝛo. 26. 1. 
 
 Aſareel the beatitude of God 1 .ch2.4,16. gteat citp. 
 
 Afenah. a peril, oz thing unfortunate. The Daughter 
 Of [Ioti-pherah, and wite of Joleph.Gen.41.45, 
 
 Afhabiah numeration? eſtimation, oꝛ the cogitation, 
 03 workemanfhip of the Lord,og ſpeede, oꝛ ſilence in the 
 Lord, The lonne of Amazia. #.Chon.6.45. a chieke 
 man cf the Lewites. 1. Chzon.25. 3.2. Chrꝛo. 35.9. 
 
 Aſhana fume oz /mohe A city. 3ofh.15.42.and 19.7. 
 and 1.2 §201,.4.32.anD 6,59, 
 
 Atharelah. the bleffednes of God. 1. Chꝛo 25. 2. 
 
 Athbel anc/d fre. Fhe lonae of Bentamin.Gert.46. 
 31,1,02.8.1.called Jediael, 1-Chz.7.6. of hin came 
 the Afhbelices. Qum.26. 38. 
 
 Aſhchenaꝝ. fire as it were diſtilling, ogas it were 
 
 Sprinkling. The fonne of Gomer. Genel. 10.3. allo a 
 colntrep. Jere.51. 27. 
 
 Athdod, idem as Aſhedoth following. Jofh.11.33.¢ 
 15.46. The inhabitants called Aſhdodites. Joſh. 3. 3. 
 ann Aſhdodims.Nehe.4.7. and 13.23. looke Azotus. 
 
 Athedoth. a robbing of a countrey, oꝛ the-fire of the 
 beloued, oꝛ the fire of the fathers brother. & place. Joſh. 
 13.20. and 10. 46. añd 12. 3.Jopke Azotus, 
 
 Aher. ble fedne few} felicitie. The lonne of Jaakob 
 bp Filpah. Gen 30.1061 3. of whole pofkeritie and heri- 
 tage looke Gen,46.17,18. and 1. Chꝛo.7 30. Joſh. 19, 
 24,t0.3 2. His blefling.Deut.33.24,25.Gen.49.20.e 
 ar not raft out the inhabitants of Accho nog ivon. 
 
 UDG.1.31532. ‘SA 
 
 Atheroth, trees,0} woods. An idole whortehe Ilrae⸗ 
 lites Cerued, and therefore were puniſhed. Judg. 3.7, 8. 
 
 Afhiel the worke of God, 1.Q 0.4.35. 
 
 Athima. the fre of the fea,o3 the offence, An idole,2. 
 UKing.17.30. 
 
 Athkelon, the fire of infamie,oza weighing thing, 02 
 balance, A great citie which Judah tooke. Vung. 1.18, 
 and Sambon flew therein thirty men. Judg. 14,19. 
 reade Joly.1 3-3 Jer. 25,20. Amos 1,8. 3Zeph. 2.4. 3ech· 
 
 The firſt Table. 
 
 A SEAH 
 
 9.5. Judeth.2 28. and 1.Wac.10.86. 
 Afbnath,mutation,oz fire now, Q citie. Joſh.15. 33. 
 Athnath iteration, o} ſecundation. titie. Jot). 5.43 
 Afhriel, dem ag Afareel. The fonne of Manakieh.r- 
 
 Ahzan.7.14. of whom came the Aſrielites. Numb.26. 
 
 34. be ig called Azriel. Joſh.17.2 anb 1.2 620.5 .24. 
 Afhtaroth, flockes,oz riches. A citie of Woab Deut. 
 
 1.4. $ol.9,10.¢ 12.4.6 13.12. The glants whem Che: 
 
 Doz laomet Rew, inbabited this citie andthe bozders 
 
 thereof. Gen.14.5. which was given to the Leuites.i. 
 
 Cizon.6.71, Che inhabitants callen Afhterathites 1, 
 
 Ahuo.r1.44 Aifo an idole of the Philiſtims whom the 
 
 Iſcaelites boneur, 1,am.7.3,5. Judg-2,23.and fo 
 
 Din Salomon. 1.King.11.5.and 2. King 23.13. 
 
 Afhtaroth karnaim Afhtaroth @ockes,o3 riches, Kar- 
 naim, hornes, meaning therebp, the peeple of the citre of 
 
 Afhtaroth. Gen.14.5. 
 
 Afhtemoth, the frre ofdiuination, 02 confummatios 
 oꝛ the fire of perfection o} ſimplicitie. ã citie in the tribe 
 of Judah. Poh. 15.50. 
 
 Afhuath, deinz,62 making veſtments. 1, Chꝛon. 7. 33. 
 
 Afhur.og Aſſhur.bleſad, 0g traueiling, o} beholding. 
 The ſonne of Shem. Gen. 10. 21. Dee came from the 
 land of Shinar. Gen.10,11. 
 
 Silo a countrep. Wla.7.17,18,20.C be people called 
 Affyrians. Jfat.8.4,7.@be land is fertile. 2. King. 18, 
 32.Aha3 being kaithleſſe, leeketh apve of the King of 
 Asthur,2.6ing. 16. 7. The king of Asthur taketh Sas 
 Maria.2.King.17.6, Hezekiah peeldeth bnto Sanehe⸗ 
 Tib king of Asfhur.2. in. 1 1.13,14.” The Logo punt: 
 heth the Aflyrians, ag thep Did the Jewes, to the enve 
 thep might learne that thep were able to Doe nothing 
 of themlelueg. Iſa 10.12,13.* The defiruction of the 
 Aflyrians ig fozetold. Jla. 17.12. and 30,31. aud Na⸗ 
 pum 1.2.* 
 
 Afia. full of mire,0z dirty, oꝛ ful of fame oz muddy, A 
 Countrep cailed the lefler Afia , conteining JD bzpgia. 
 Phamphilia, Cilicia, Lpcaonta, Galatia gc. Ge is 
 thought now to be vnder the {ubtection of the Turke, 
 Act.2.9. Into it Paul was fogbioven to go and preach, 
 bp the bolp Shok. Acts 16.6. Paul abode in Alla fog 
 a time and there preached the Golpel.Act.19.9, 10,23, 
 Paul teciterh what he had luffeed in Afia.2. ez. 1.8,9 
 
 Afiel looke A thiel. 
 
 Askelon. looke Athkelon. 
 
 Afmaueth.a ffrong death,og buck goat, eꝛ the ſtrength 
 of death. s.Cbpon. 12.3. called Azmaueth,2 am.23 
 3-fooke. 1. Chzo, 8.36.4.9.42. AND 11.33. Ezta.2.24. 
 
 Afmodeus.a deſtroyemoꝛ abounding in ſinne, oꝛ mea- 
 faring the fre. An euill (pitit- Cod. 3.8. 
 
 Afhurim. waste layers, oꝛ bleffed, 03 flow goers, 03 be- 
 holders og Lookers on. Gen.2§.3- 
 
 Aſſir. bound, 02 imprifoned,ezin the Spzian (peach, 
 prohibited. Che fonne ef Koza}. ron.6.24.1.)3.6.22. 
 
 Affos.an appropinquation, 02 comming neere vato. & 
 titie. Act, 20.13, 
 
 Afluerus looke Ahafueros, and Tobit 14.15. 
 
 Aftyages. a leader, 02 goucrnour of the citie oʒ the 
 
 Duke. The name of che Wing of Perſia. Dan.g.t. 
 Aſuppim the counſell of Elders. 1.€$20.26.15. 
 Afynerites. incomparable. Rom 16.14. 
 
 @ Atarah,oz Artarta. a crowne. 1.020 2.26. 
 
 Ataroth.crownes,o2 a quillto make one drunke,ozto 
 Al one withal, o2 After the Hebꝛe w oz Sprian (peeches, 
 the connfelof making one drunke o} ful. Qu. 32.3, 33 35 
 
 Ater the left hand,og [hut Ezta 2.16,42. 
 
 Athach, thy boure, or thy time. € citie. 1. Bam. 30.30, 
 Athiah the howre,oz time ofthe Lord. Iehe.t t4. 
 Athaliah.the howre,02 time forthe Lord. Che daugh: 
 
 ter of Omri king of Iſtael, and mother to A baziay the 
 
 king of Jusay.2.Bing. 8.26, Defitoping ali the ee 
 roy 
 
 Afena 
 Efisa 
 Afriel 
 Eftiel 
 Azriel 
 Aftaroth 
 Athtoreth 
 
 Aftaroth & 
 Carnaim 
 
 Ifthemo 
 
 Afoth 
 Afar 
 
 Af yrians, 
 
 Afael 
 
 Azmaueth 
 Afmoth 
 
 Affurim 
 Afer 
 
 Afir 
 Affon 
 
 Afuphim 
 Attarias 
 Atroth 
 
 Ather 
 
 Athalia 
 

 
 Vii, 
 ' Azanias. 
 _ Azariel, 
 A Azriel, 
 Azarias, 
 : Afarias. 
 
 Azaricam, 
 Azicam. 
 zias. 
 
 Azazziah, 
 
 A ZUA 
 
 ropail which fee could came bp, Hee ralen the {anv of 
 Judah, and la of ail was Haine ber felfe. 2. ting, 1, 
 352.% 3, 2. Chꝛon. 22.10.* and 32.7. 
 . Athlai. my houre oꝛ my tame o time vnto me A mang 
 name. ¢3:4.19.28. s 
 
 Attai sdem, The name of certaine men. 1, Chzon.2 
 35-12-00, 
 
 Attalia encreafing;02 nouriſbing. A citie im Pamphi⸗ 
 fia, builded bp Wrolemens Phuadelphus, bp which 
 Paul and Batnabas ioutneped. Act.14.25, 
 
 Attalus increafed, 02 nouriſhed. i. Mac.i 3. 22. 
 
 Atthai houre, time, 03 ready. 2. Chꝛon. 1.20. 
 
 Athens. without encreafe, o} of Minerua, o} Miner- 
 wales, Afamous citie in Achaia , whither Paul was 
 conductes. Act. 17.15. Tahere be feeing the people av- 
 Dicted to idolattie gc. Difputed and pzeacher.dctes 17. 
 16.* The citizens called Athenians. Act.17.2 1. 
 
 Athenobius.the loue of Minerua. The Ambafladour 
 which Antiochus fent mte Simon: of his meflage and 
 anfwere, looke 1.Q9ac.15.28, to 37. 
 
 Atheifts:people without God. So called becaule thep 
 bee (uch ag thinke there is no God : of thei dilpolition 
 and qualities, looke Ephe.2,12.¢ 2. Pet. 3. 3. and in the 
 woꝛd Epicures in the feconn Gable, g Tiiild.2.1,t0 2 3. 
 
 Atroth Addar. Atroth, idem ag Ataroth ¢ Addar ig 
 interpꝛeted.the clokeo2 power,o? great ne ffe. Joſh. 16.5. 
 
 @ Aua,0?} Auah. insguitie.A citie.2. kin. 17. 24. called 
 Avah,2. king.18.34. and 19.13. fa. 37.13. 
 
 Auen.iniquitze. in Hebꝛew On, which is interpzeted, 
 [orrow , 03 [adne fe , 02 firength, in Greeke Heliopolis 
 thich ig interpreted, the cstze of the funne. A citie of 
 appt, otberwile called Thebz, Reade Eek.30.17. 
 allo an idole. Hef,10,8. 
 
 Auguftus pzoperlp ignifteth Juckze. Alfoit map igs 
 nife confecrated, [anctified,noble, mightie,repalt,reuc- 
 rent ,worlhipfull,oy of great magnsficence hich name 
 ig olen not onelp foz the Gf (Co called foz bis good ſuc⸗ 
 cefle but alfoz a (urname unto all the Romane Em⸗ 
 perozs.Act.25.21. Inthe +2 pere of Auguſtus reigne, 
 Chik our Sauiour was bone. Luke 2.1,6,7. 
 
 Auimwicked men,oz peruerſe. A citie. Joſhu.2. 23. 
 wboſe citi zens were called Auims, Deut.2,23. whole 
 God was Nibhaz. 2. king.17.31. 
 
 Auith.wicked, oꝛ perucr (2,02 naughtie,o2 ouerthwart. 
 G citie, Gene.36.35. Auites a people. J of}13.3. 
 
 § Aza.firenzth, 02 4 Goate, C3td.2.47- 
 
 Azaniah, hearkening the Lord, opthe weapons of the 
 Lord. FAebe.10.9. 
 
 Azareel. the helpe of God. 1.€0}. 12:6. €3ta.10.41 
 Gofh.17.2. and 1. Chꝛo 5.24 
 
 Azariah, helpe ofthe Lord. The donne of Amastah 
 king of Judah. 2. Wings 14.21. whois called Azziah. 
 2.Ch20n.26.1. be foz ofurping the Pꝛieltes office was 
 friken with lepzpand fo died.2.king, 15.5.and 2. Chro. 
 26.16,to 22. he is called Diag. WBartth.1.8. Allo he ig 
 calien Wartthat. Luke 3.29. 
 
 Allo a Pzophet, bp whole erhoztation Ala fought to 
 refogme religton. 2. Chron. 15. i.* Alfo the bigh Piet, 
 which with others withltood king Gzziab. 2 Ch20.26, 
 17,18. Allo the name of Erhanslonne-1.€2.2.8.alfo 
 a companion of Daniels.Dan.2.17.aifothe name of o 
 therg.1.bing.4.2,5-¢1.Q2.6.9 10513.¢2. 82.28.12 
 BND 31. 13. Ezra.7. 1,3. Nehe. 3. 23 $ 7.7. aud 12. 33. 
 
 Azariel looke Azarecl. 1. Chꝛo. 27. 22. 
 
 Azaricam.helpe,rifing up , 02 reuenging , 0} voyde 
 firength. A mans name. Zebe. 11.14. 
 
 Azaz. a firong one, 1 Chꝛ. 5.8. 
 Azaziah. the frength ofthe Lord. i. Chꝛo. 15.21.and 
 
 27:20. Žž ` 
 Azgad. afirong bofte, or ftrength of felicitie. 38.2 
 B3,and 8.13,JQ0B2.10.55, 
 
 The firt Table. 
 
 BA CA 
 
 Aziza, frexgth,o2 of rength, 
 
 Azmaueth. looke Afmaueth. 
 
 Azmon. bone of abone, e} -ur firength $ citie. Qu. 
 34.4- 10.1 5.4. ` , 
 
 Aznoth-tabor, the eares of ele Bion, 0} of puritie, 02 
 after the Hebzew oz Sprian (peech,the eares of contri- 
 tion, oꝛ breaking.a citie, Joſh.19.34. 
 
 Axor. a helper,oz entrie, 02 court, o} after the Sypꝛi⸗ 
 an, conuerted.a place.t.Adacc,11.67. Aife the foune of 
 Eliacim. Watt .1,1 3. 
 
 Azotus. in Debzrewe Afedod. A famous citie in the 
 land of JDaleftine,betweene Ahkelon ¢ Joppe, wherin 
 Giants welt, which citie Johhua wonne, Tok. 11.22. 
 Jit was one of the Gue principal cities mentioned. Tə 
 Ham.6. 17. reade Jerem. 25.20. Amos 1.8.5eph.2.4, 
 Fec.9.6. Hfa.20.1.and 2. Chꝛo.26.6. Tn this citie allo, 
 Philip preached dhik. Acts.8.40.1oeke Aſhdod. 
 
 Azariah, the helpe of the Lord, 2.30. 29,13. 
 
 Azaricl. the helpe of God, 1, €hzon.12.6.and 27.22. 
 looke Aſhriel. Ezra 10.41.iQehe.r1-13.Jerem.36.26. 
 
 Azrikamadem ag Azarikam,1.€b2.3-2 3.and 8.38. 
 
 Azubah forfaken.1 king 22.42.10 Chꝛro 2. 18; 
 
 Azur.he/pengz helper. Jete.28.1. 3th, 11.1. 
 
 Azzah ferong,o2 a bucke goate,@en.10.19, Foly.10. 
 41.1 king· 4. 25. Judg. 1. 18. and 16.3,2.1.230.7,28, 
 Jere.25.20, 
 
 Azzan.their frenzth. JQum.3 4.26. 
 
 Arzur, idem a9 Azur. Nehe.i0.17. 
 
 B 
 
 B Aal, Bealim.the idole oꝛ idoles o} Lard. oꝛ Lords, 02 
 
 gZouerning,e2poffejing. The idole of the Sidoni⸗ 
 ans,oz a generali name to all (Doles, becaule thep were 
 as the Lods ¢ownersof all their woꝛſhippets. Mum. 
 21.45. Judg. 2. 1131 3. and 3 7. and 6.25. aNd 8.33, 1. 
 Ch79-4.33-Ser.2.8.1.king.16.32 and 18.19."2. kings 
 10.18,t0 29. and 11.18,and 17. 20. and 23. 4, 20. 2. CH2- 
 23.17. alſo the name of certaine men.i Ehzon 5.5. and 
 8.30.anD 9.30. 
 
 Baalah.ruling him, oꝛ his idole.o2 ſubiected, or pafe ſ- 
 fea. citie and mount in the tribe of Judah. Joſh. 15. 
 9,11, Alfo a citie in the tribe of Dan, Lof 9.44,callea 
 Baalath.1.Rings 9.18, 
 
 Bualath Beer.ſubiected pit. Joſh.19.8. 
 
 Baalberith. the idole of a cowenant, 02 gouerning, o 
 pof fing the couenant.§udg 8.33.and 9.4. 
 
 Baal-gad,the tdole offortune, oꝛ felicitie. a city bnder 
 mount Permon. Joh. 11,17-called Bahalgad. Jo. 53-5 
 
 Baal-hamon, C ant.8 rs. 
 
 Baal-hanan, Hen.36. 38.and 1,€.20.2.49. 
 
 Baal-hazor,2 po/fe(four of grace, og of a gft.2. am. 
 
 13.23. 
 
 Baal-hermon.a poffe/f ur of deſtruction, oꝛ of a thing 
 cur fed, 02 dedicated, of comfecrated, viz, unto God. A 
 Oil. Judg · 3. 3. 
 
 Baali. my idole,oz maſter, oꝛ Lord ouer mee, 02 gouer- 
 zingo} polfeffing me Holſ. 2. 16. 
 
 Baal- iadaan open op manife/tidole,o2 ariafer gouer- 
 nowr,02 poſe ſſor of knowledge. The fonne of Dau. 
 1. Chton 14.7. 
 
 Baalim,looke Baal. The name of certaine ideles. 1. 
 Sam 7.4.2.2 h20.28.2. Jere.2.23. 
 
 Baalis dera a8 Baalim King of the Ammonites Jer. 
 40.34, 
 
 Baal-meon.the Lord, 0} maſter of the hauſe, oz gouer- 
 ningo? poffe(fing the houſe, oꝛ the idole of fin,o2 goucrn= 
 ment of fea.a citte.AUM. 32.3 8.2. Chr. .8.EFek. 25.9. 
 
 Baal-peor. the idole,oz Lord of Peor.Qn idole. Zum, 
 
 25.3. whom who fo followed was deltroped. Deut.4.3. 
 
 Afemonz, 
 
 Azanoth- 
 thabor, 
 
 Aldod. 
 
 Azaree], 
 Azarel, 
 
 Gaza. 
 
 Ozan. 
 Aꝛut. 
 
 Beel, 
 Baalim. 
 
 Baala. 
 Baalath, - 
 
 Baal-ha- 
 man. 
 Balanan. 
 Baal-hafor, 
 
 Beeliada, 
 Eliada. 
 
 Beel mieon, 
 
 Bee!-phegor 
 -Baal phara- 
 
 Joch.a2.17.teode Dofe.o.19. This (tole wag called of fim 
 
 the Gentiles, Pziapus. 
 Baal-perazim.the idole of diu ſions, o — a? 
 
 Baal-phas 
 rafi 
 
 poe fing. 
 
 ws 
 
BAG A 
 
 poffefing disifions, exc A place : why it wag fo callen, 
 2,Da.s 20.1 Chro. ta. 1- 
 
 Baal-falifa, Baal-fhalitha, the threefodde , 02 prencipall idole. 2. 
 
 | Hings 4.42, 
 Baal tha⸗ Baal tamar, the idole of thepalme tree. & village. 
 mar. Judg.20.33. 
 
 -Becl-zebub,  Baal-zebub.the édole,oz poſeſcor of flies oꝛ the maſter 
 of hes. An idole buto whome Ahaziay being ficke had 
 recourte. z; king.1,2,3. Che Jewes laid that Jelus 
 Chik wꝛought vis miracles through Beelzebub, Mat. 
 9-34. Marke 3.22.Luke 10.15. DBatth.10.25. 
 
 Baal-zephon.the fouth,oz hidden sdole.& cttie.rev. 
 14.2. Qum 33.7. 
 
 Baanah ta affliction, o} anſwering. Dne of Ilh · bo⸗ 
 ſheths captains. 2. Dam. 4.2. who with Rechab bis 
 other captaine, traiterouſſp lew theit matter, twere 
 therefore laine ar Dauibs commandement.2.am.4. 
 5. * Ailo the father of Hele one ef Dauids woachies. 
 2. Sam. 23.29. Allo the fonne of Ahilad one ef Dalo- 
 mong theelue chiefe officers.1 iking.4.12. 
 
 Baara, a flame, o} purging: t, 220,88. 
 
 Baafeiah. im making, oz preffiag together, 1.€02.6.40. 
 
 Baaſha idem. A King of Prad who ewe Nadab, 
 and reigned in bis fkead,1. kings 15.28. He deſtropeth 
 the boule of Jeroboam, accoꝛding to Hods commandes 
 ment.s.kings 15.29. The Prophet Jehu Benounceth 
 Gods iudgements againt him and his hole. r.bings 
 16.2,3,4.De maketh warre withala king of Suvab al 
 his bapes.1. ing, 15:16. De dieth and Elah his onne 
 {ucceedeth, Ring: 16.6. 
 
 Babel,andBabylon,coufu/ion,o2 mingling 0g tranfla- 
 tion the name of a citie, Gewe.r0, ro. fo named of the 
 confufion of tongues. Gene.11.4,9. Chis citie ſituated 
 in Chaldea in the fela of Shinar. Noꝛth from the land 
 > pf Judea, was the principall citte of the king dome of 
 
 the Lhaloeans, whereof Nenod che tpzant Heft ofur- 
 peu the goucrument. Gene.10.8,9,10, Cinto this city 
 the W(caelites were caried captives: and fo remained 
 foz the (pace of 7o.pecres, accogding ag it toag prophe- 
 cied of. Leuwit.26.25, Deut. 4.26,27,28.628.25 35. € 
 2kin 20.17, 18.624. 1,2.* and 25.1,t022.and 2.2 $2. 
 36.6,to 22 Matth. 1.17. Ila.y.56 25.* and 7.8. Jere. 
 ĩ 14*and 16613." € 20.45, 6.8 25. 11. Ezek. 7. 1. * © 
 12.1,* and 22. 1. Mic 4.10. Haba.i.s, to 12. Baxuch 
 6. 1. * The caule of their captiuitie. 2. Kings 17. 6.* 
 Jete 32. 29,t0 37. Deliuerance out of thiscaptiuitie, 
 ꝓꝛomiſed and pzopbeciebof, Leuit, 26. 40.* Deut 4. 
 29,00 41. and 30.1,t0 11.1 .king.8.34,47548;0 54. and 
 9.3 2.Chꝛo. 6.3 6,to 40.and 7.14,15,16. Jla. 14:2. and 
 40.1, 2. and 43.5,6.¢ 48.20. Sete. 12. 14, 13. and 16.15. 
 AnD 24.5. and 25. 12. and 26. 1 33 AND 19. 10. and 30.3. & 
 31.23,24.t0 31.83 2.14, 15, 37. and 46.27, 28. EFENI. 
 17,t022.Dan.9.25. Baruch.6. 2.and alfo fulfillen.z, 
 Ch20n.36.23.3ra.r.x." and 2.1.%and 1 Eldza,2.1, 
 to 16. the Govalthe Babylonians wag Succoth We- 
 noth. 2.kings 17.30, ; 
 Ali nations haue Daunkerot the wine of the wath of 
 vce the fomication of Babylon. eue.18. 3. It is become 
 che habitation of nettits, œ the Holve of al foute ſpirits. 
 Reue. 18.2. Hermerchants were the great men of the 
 eatth a all nations were deceined with their inchant- 
 ments Reue.18.23 Utter deſtruction is pgophecied a= 
 gaint ber and her fauourers: (Ola.137.8,9. Iſa.i 3.1* 
 OUD 14.22.aNd 21.7.0 13.and 25. 10.and 47. 1, Ser, 
 25.12, and 50.1,2.*and 51.1." Mabak.2. 16. Reuel. 
 ¥4,8.anD 16.10 19. and 17. 1, 2 *and 18.2,10,21. The 
 Prophets e Apoſtles reioyce in her veltruction Keire. 
 28.20 S. [Deter wote his Epiſtle from Babylon, 1. 
 WPet.5.13. Babylon put foꝛ Damaſciis. Act.7.43. 
 Bacchides.a drunkard,oz ane that holdeth of Bacchus, 
 Acaptaine of King Demetting armie. 1-MPacca-7.8- 
 
 Beel-fephon. 
 
 Baana. 
 
 Bara. 
 Baal. 
 Baala. 
 
 Babylon. 
 
 The firſt Table. 
 
 BA R 
 
 who doth traiteronfly Rewe the Jewes that truter in 
 bim.1. Mac 7. 10, to 21.and allo Judas Maccabeus. 
 1.95ac.9.18. And pet alterward was dilcomfted by 
 Simon.. War 9.67,68. . 
 
 Bacchenona drunken 02 wine bibbing mrn. a. Macc. Bacener 
 12.35. 
 
 Badaiah.the Lord alone, Ezra.io.5. 
 
 Bagoas. the inward, oz mofi fecrete, 02 aduanced,o2 Vagoas. 
 Lifted vp, o} bodily ,ozonethat hath a body, Diofernes ~~ '; 
 chambertaine, topo was fentto Judith to perſwade 
 bec to ie with pig maker. Juvith.12.11, 12, 13. and 
 134, 2. 
 
 Balaam, the antiquitie, 0} ancient of the people , 02 Bileam. 
 without the people, erthe deuourer, o} deſtruction of 
 them, The name of a jPzophet, the fon of Bez; wham 
 Balak bing of Boab hired to curle the people of Gov. 
 JQumb.2 2.5 ,6.* Hon forbade him toth the going with 
 Balaks meflengers, and the curling of bis people, 
 IQumb22.12.* Baalam could not curie Gods pesple, 
 againg bis wil Numb.2 2.18. € therfore blefles them, 
 J2umb.23.7st0 1 3. Joſh. 24.9, 10. Pzophecping of rhe 
 great pzolperitie char ſhould come to the Wlraelites. 
 Num 24.5,to 10. He foꝛetelleth the comming of Chꝛiſt. 
 Num.24.17. he is lain among the Midisa nites Rum. 
 31.8, Dee loned the wages of vnrighteouſneſſe, ana 
 therefoze was rebuked of the dumme afle.2. Bet. 2.155 
 16.gubsert, Dee taught Balak to lap a Bumbling 
 blocke befoze the childzen of Iſrael. Reue.2.14. 
 
 Baladan. without rule, 03 iudgement, 0} ancient in 
 indgement.2 Ring. 20, 12+ + : 
 
 Balak. cowering, op defiroping.JRUM.22.255-€24.10. Balac, - 
 
 Baldad,olde lowe, 02 witiorst loue, or an old motion. A Bildad, 
 Friend of Jobs, tho came to comfort bim in his miſerie. 
 
 Mob 2,11. He taboureth to bring Job to repent, and to 
 coufeffe bis ſinnes:⁊ that bp two arguments. Job.8.2. 
 *He reproueth Jeb, fog that bee wouid not heare goen 
 countel:¢ reciteth the patnes of the wicked. Job 18.2.* 
 
 Baprift. Chis name was atiributed tnte John rhe 
 ſonne of Zacharie , foz that hee fith began te baptize. 
 Luke 3.2,16,@atth.c1.11.looke lohn. 
 
 Batrabas.the foz of confu{ion,o2 reproch, ozthe fonne 
 ofthe father,o3 ma/ter. Amurtherer, whom the Jewes 
 vefired ta bee looſed (atthe perſwaſion of the cbiefe 
 Pꝛieſts)that Chrift might be crucified. WD atth. 27:20, 
 
 21, 22,t0 27. Marke 15.7, to 16. Luke 2 3. 18,to 26. 
 Fol 18.39,40.. 
 
 Barachel.b/efing, 02 fpeaking well of Godo} bowing 
 the knee to God, Job. 32.2. 
 
 kag 
 
 ea 
 
 Barachiah bleffing, 0} peaking well of the Lord, oz — 5 
 
 bowing the knee vnto the Lord, Sechi. = erechiah, 
 
 Barbarian. that. r. Cozin, 14.11, and ofthe Barba- 
 rians kindnefle. Actes 21.2, 
 
 Bariefus. the fonme of Iefus. & falfe Pꝛophet, gloz 
 cerer, whe reiting Paul, was ſtriken blinde. Actes 
 13.6, to 12. 
 
 —— the fonne ofa doue, oꝛ the ſonne of Ionas, 
 
 She avdition of Peters name bp Chꝛiſt Hiralelfe. 
 Matth. 16.17. 
 
 Barak. lig hening. The fon of Ahinoam, whom Debo⸗ 
 ral), by Goͤds commaundement (ent againſt Difera. 
 Judg a. 6. Barak and Debozab deliver the people out 
 of the fubiection of Jabin. Jud.a.i4,5. Barak and, 
 Deboꝛah praife God for the victozie. Jun. ş.1.* : 
 
 Barnabas, the fonue of confalation, 02 of the prophet, 
 Mee fold bts land, and Laid the monep thereof Downe at 
 the Apoltles feet.Act.4. 36,37. De bzingeth Pauil one 
 tothe Apoſtles Act.9.27. We is ſent onto Antioch.act. 
 11.22. returneth againe to Verufalen.Act.12 25. be 
 € Paul were feparated, foz to preach the Golpel. Act. 
 13.2. be and Paulrent their clothes. Acts 14. 14. and 
 twere lo itred, that the one Departed from rk other. 
 
 ctes 15. 
 
 Bariehu. 
 Bar ieſu. 
 
 Bar jonas _ 
 Bar-lenae 
 
 Barac. 
 
 Ài 
 
Berzellai 
 
 Bafhemath 
 Bafemath 
 Bafan 
 Bazaa 
 
 Bethfabe 
 Bath-fheba 
 
 Bathfuai 
 Baalia 
 Bealia 
 Baleth 
 
 Bechor 
 
 Badan 
 Badaias 
 
 „Badaia 
 Baal-iada 
 
 Bera 
 Beera 
 
  Beroth 
 Ber- ſabee 
 
 BOE: B 
 Actes 15.39. Hee was ſeducea dp the diſſimulation of 
 [Seter.Gal.2.13. 
 
 Bartimeus, ierome fapth ould be Witten Barfe- 
 meus, whichta the Sprian tongue is interpzeced 
 blind fonne,oz the [anne of bundne ſe. Of whem teate 
 Wato 46.* i 
 
 Baruch bleffed,oz bending the knee, Jeremies fcribe. 
 Jerem. 36. 12. wꝛiteth a booke , which was teas, and 
 burned. Jere. 36.4,to 27. ye weiteth another, Jete. 36. 
 37,28.*and 45.1. Batuch 1.1,to6. } 
 
 Bar-zillai.as hard as yroa,@ noble and rich man, who 
 relieued Dauid in diftrefic, and pet would take no- 
 thing in recompence.2.am.rg. 3 2. Hee accomipant: 
 eth the king onto Jovan, crauing nothing but that 
 bis forme Chimbam might goe with him,and bee wel 
 intreateD.2.Samu.19-31,33,t0 40. Dawid chargeth 
 Salomon, that hee Houln Hhewe kindnefle onto the 
 fonnes of Barzillai,and whp.1.Ring.2-7. The fonnes 
 of Barzillai , becaufe thep could net (het their genea> 
 —— put fromthe Pꝛieſthood. Ezta 2.61,62. 
 and Rep 7.63,64 : 
 
 —— aromaticall, oʒ confafion of death, 03 
 in deſolation. Gen. 26. 34 and 1. King.4. 5. 
 
 Baſhan. ix the tooth,oꝛ in yuorie, oꝛ en fleepe, in flum- 
 bring conſaſion, oꝛ lander. ã countrep there Dg treig: 
 ned Dett.1-4.aland of giants. Deitt. 3.10, 13, 12, 13. 
 
 Bath.@ kind of meaſure. Eze. 45. 10. 
 
 Bathleba the feuenth daughter,o} the daughter of an 
 othe. The daughter of Eliam, and wife ot Ciriad rpe 
 Hittite.s.Samu. 11.3. with whom Danid committed 
 abulterie,2.Sam.11.4.be cauleth Ciriah to be laine, 
 and afterward matrieth ber.2. Samu. 11.514,27. the 
 childe which Bathfeba bare vnto Dauid.fickened,and 
 Bicd.2. Samu. 12,15,t0 23. and afterward ſhee bare 
 BSalomsn.2.Damu.12.24, Batth.1.6. Shee is called 
 Bathfhua,the saughter of Ammiel, 1.€2.3.5. 
 
 Bathfhua the daughter of faluatio. looke Bath · eba. 
 
 Realiah the God of an idole, the Lord cafting bim- 
 felfe downe before ito} poſſeſi ng it , oꝛ in an affermbly, 
 2 in the Church. 2.12.5. 
 
 Bealoth, caf vader o} poſſeſſed. Joſh. 15.24. 
 
 Bebal.voyd on emptie Ezta 8.11. 
 
 Becher.the frf begotten oꝛ fir ft fruits. The name of 
 Beniamins fonne.Syen.46.21.¢ 1.228 7-6. Alle the 
 fonne of Ephzaim. jQum.2z6.35- 
 
 Bechorath zdeveas Becher. 1. Batt.9-1. 
 
 Bedan a doore barre,oz alone. 1. Sam. 12.11. and I. 
 €b2.7.17- 3 
 
 Bediah, the onely Lord, o} doorebarre of the Lorde, 
 The onne of Baii. Ezra 10.35. 
 
 Beeliada. an open idole, 0} maſter of knowledge. 1. 
 Cbh2.14.7. 
 
 Beelezebub,locke Baal zebub and Mat. 10,25. 
 
 Beer.a well,oz declaring, FAUM 31,16. 
 
 Beera.idem 1. Chꝛ 7.37. 
 
 Beerah iden.. Chꝛꝛ.5. 6. 
 
 Beer-Elim.a well of Ela. Iſa.r5.8. 
 
 Beeri.a well explaning, o} declaring. The father of 
 Doles. Mol. 1.1. Atfo the tarher of Judeth Eſaus wife. 
 Gen.26.34. 
 
 Beer-lahai-roi. Gen.16.1 4. 
 
 Beeroth, wels,explaning, e} declaring. A city. To. 
 9.17. Deut. 10,6.and 2.4m. 4.3, 3. Joſh.i 8.25, 
 
 Beerfheba a wel, a wildernes, & a citie. looke Ge, 
 21.14,31.826.33 € 28.10, Jeh. 15.28. 19 2. and T, 
 
 _ Bam.3.20.¢ 8.2.4 2.Sam 24. 2,7.1 1. kin. 19.3, 2. 
 
 king.2 3.8.4 1. Chz2. 4.28 Meh. 1.30. Amos 55. 
 Behemoth, This worde ſignifieth the multitude of 
 
 earthly beafts, But chiefly one among the reft. Job 40. 
 
 10.” 2 E649. Ht id taken fo2 f peer of Satan. 
 Bel. eld ancient oz nothing. The name of an idole, 
 
 ‘The firk Table. 
 
 B EZE 
 
 tobereof reave Iſa.a6.i. Dan.i a.z, to 2$: 
 Bela deſtroying. ã citie allo Dy, Feat. Gen. 14.2, Bala 
 8. Alle Beniamins fonne.Gen. 46,2 1.JRumb, 26.38, Belah 
 Allo a king in Edom.Gen.3 6.32. 
 Belial peruer/e,ozwicked,oz the deuil. Fung. 19.22. 
 anD e Samu 2.12.8 10.27. Mahum 1.1 5. Mahat cons 
 co2z8 bath Chꝛiſt with Belial? 2.Q02.6.15. 
 Belfhatlar. without treafure, 62 a fearcher of trea. Belte-thaz- 
 fare. & bing of Babplon. Dan.s.1.Ciho fogabuting zar 
 the seflels of the Temple, ¢ertolling dumbe ivoles, Belfhazzar 
 leeth a baud wꝛiting opon the wall. Dan: 5.2, 3,4, 5, Ba lfatar 
 which betokeneth his beach, anv the cranflation of pig Baltazar 
 kingDome vonto Datiug.Dan, 5 6.* Beleefhatzar 
 Ben a (on,02 a building oz under/izding.1.ch3.1§.18 Belethatzar 
 _ Benaiah,theLords buslding The name of men mens Banaia 
 toned 2.€63-4,36.¢ 55 18. Allo the fonne of Jehoia⸗ Banaras 
 Da.2.Ham.29.23. who at Salomens commandement 
 Rewe Joab, hauing polve on the homes of the altar. 
 t.Bing.2.22,28,to 36. De wag over the Cherethites, 
 Gc.1.Ch20n.18, 17. anD is thumbed amorg Daniss 
 thzee wogthies.2.Gam.23.20,21,22,23- De is calien 
 Benaiahu.2,am,8.18, 
 Ben ammui.@en.19.38, ` Ammos 
 Ben-hadad the fonne of noife,operie. The forme of Ben-adad 
 Cabzimon.1.Gin.15.18.itoiopned with Afaking Benadab 
 of Zudah,¢ befieged the cities of Iſtael. 1.bin.15.20, 
 De belegen Samaria. 1 .Bin.20,1.He being dzunken 
 and blaſpheming Gov, was pirt to flight by Abab,anu 
 fo Samaria was Delinered. r. Rin.20.16,t0 31-be obs 
 tained patden at Apabs hands, wherefore God wag 
 diſplealed with Ahab.a forehyewes his vefiruction. 1. 
 &iN.20.3 1.* Benhadad befiegeth Samatia, 2.bin. 6. 
 24. bis hole is mitacutonflp put to flight, 2 Bin. 7.6, 
 7-be iz Gcke, and fendeth Hazaelto Elithe witha pres 
 fent to know if be ould recouer.2. Kin 8. 7,8. Dee 
 Dieth,¢ Pazaelteignech in bis Geav.2, Win.8.14,15. 
 Ben hadad the fenne of Hazael, king of Aram, tus 
 leth Iſtael all Jehehaz dayes, and whp.2. ing. 13.3. 
 Ben-hail.the ſonne of firength, ozof an armie, onthe Benhail 
 fonne of riches,02 gri-fe.3-E 0217.1. : : 
 Ben hanam. the fonne of grace, o} godline ſe, 0} the Ben hanan 
 [inne of [paration.1 .€82.4.20. a 
 ‘crisis ſonne of Hinnom. A vallep.2.€ $3. Ben-hinnon 
 2 3 
 Bene berak the fonnes of lightning. Joſh.i⸗ↄ.4. Benebarae 
 Bene-iaakan, the [onnes of forow, oꝛ labour, og buil~ Bene-iaacan 
 der up of forow,02 labour. Qum. 33.31. =e 
 Beniamun.the anne of my right hand. Jaakobs pons 
 geſt lonne,valied Ben oni,that i¢,the onne of farrow. 
 Gen. 35.18. Jaakob loneth him dearelp.Gene.44.225 
 29,30." Dis meale was Rue times fo much ag any of 
 bis bzethzens,Gen 43.34. lecke Genel 45.22.Wee ig 
 bieficd of Jaakob.Gen 49.27.Woles allo bleſſeth bis 
 tribe, Deut. 3 3.12. Df his children reste Gen. 46.21, 
 and 1.2 h2-7.6.and 8.1. Of their lot. Job. 8. 1.* 
 The Beniamites refuling to veluer thofe wicked 
 perfons that bao abufen the Lenites wife Judg. 1g. 
 25,26,27. Defending the in their enil, were aigeſtroi⸗ 
 ed ſaue 600.men, Judg 20 11 12, 13, 14. The Pirat: 
 lites bewaile p want of that tribe. Juda · 23 Sa 
 toas of thts tribe.i. Sam.ↄ9.2.* And Paul Bo., r. 
 Beninu.ozr fennes 0} our builders. F2eh.10.13, 
 Beno, his fone o} building. 1.£b2.24,26. 
 Ben-oni.fooke befoze in Beniamin 
 Benzoheth. the [onne of feparation, oꝛ the finne of 
 that feare.t.€$2.4.20. 
 Beon.z afiction, oꝛ in anfwerinz. IZUM. 32.3. 
 Beor.a flame,oz mad, Num 22.5. 
 Bera.a well fhewing,o2 declaring. Gen. 14.2. 
 Berachah, bé 
 
 2 
 | Beth-aa- 
 | moth 
 
 ; 
 
 
 
 - Beth-bera 
 
 Bethberai 
 Bethchar 
 
 Bethemec 
 
 Beth-acha» 
 - yam 
 
 BYP ETT 
 
 Berachiah.fpeaking wel of the Lord.5eth.1.¥, 
 Beraiah.the cimfing of the Lord. thl 8.21. 
 Berak Aghtenang looke Barak, 
 
 Berea.hæa well, o; his daughter, i. Macc.ↄ.4. 
 Bered, harle. 1. 62-7.20. 
 
 Beri.my ſonne, oꝛ pare og choſen, o my corne. i. Chg 
 
 7.36. 
 
 Beriah in felowſhip, ozin enuie. 16 Cha.23. 10 Rum. 
 25.44.45 
 
 Berim.chofen men 2. Sam.20.14. 
 
 Bernice. a fage vctory, othe weight of victory, 
 The wife of King Agrippa.Gcts 25.13. 
 
 Berodach.the fon of death, The right name of Ba⸗ 
 ladans lonne, wha ¿8 called Berodach Baiadau.2. 
 King.20.12 and Werovach Walatan. Ila 39.1. 
 
 Berothah.ofa wel, 02 puritie, 02.4 Cypres tree, Dne 
 of the cones that bounderhthe lann ef Jiraci, Ezek . 
 
 47.16. ; 
 
 Berothai W-Hes,o2 a Cypres tree. 2. a.8.8. The 
 citizend called Berothices.1.2 2.1.39. 
 
 Befai. a deSPufing, opeggess 0} full of myre,oz dirtie. 
 Ezra 13.49. Nehe 7. 52 
 
 Beſodaiah.the ccunſel of the Lord.Neh. 3.6. 
 
 Beſor.ewing glad ewes og incarnation. i DAMU 
 30,10. 
 
 Betah truf, or confidence,2.5am.8.8. 
 
 Beten the belte: 10:19.25. 
 
 Bethabara. a heu fe paffed ouer, oz houfe of anger (02 
 
 in the Spian)of wheate. Jobn.1.28. 
 
 Beth-anah the houſe of aflıchon,a citp, Joſh.19.3 8. 
 called Beth-anath. Jun. 1.3 3. 
 
 Beth-anoth.idem. Voth. 15.59. 
 
 Bethania.the boufè of obedience, 03 ofa Niction, oza 
 houfe of a fong, oꝛ of the grace of the Lord. Che towne 
 Bf Partha e Maric. Joh.: re wither Chriſt went 
 and fodgen.ABat.a1.17. Ich. 1u.1. and 12.1. LU 19 29 
 
 Beth-arabah.the houſe of [weet ſmel. Joſh.i 5.6, 6 1. 
 and 18,22. 
 
 Beth-aram,the boufe of height. Jeſh.i 3.27. 
 
 Beth-arbel.of.to.14, 
 
 Beth-anen the houfe of varitie and griefe. Toh.18. 
 12.610 1.Dalt13.5. 
 
 Pek agrmancrh the houfe of deaths firength. Qehe. 
 7.28. . 
 
 Beth. baal-meon. an idole of the dwelling place, o} 
 
 : the Lard by finne. Joh. 13-17 
 
 Beth-barah.the boufe of his fousogthe chofin boufes 
 
 Judg. 24. 
 Beth-berei.the houſe of my maker.1, Ehr. z1. 
 Beth-car.the honfe oſhnowledge.i.Sam. .i I. 
 Beth-dagon. the houſe of wheate, o} the houſe ofa 
 
 foaled gfh. Folh.15.4.1.and 19-27. 
 
 Beth-eden.the houſe of pleafure. Amos 15. 
 Beth-el.the houfe of God. The place where Faskob 
 Heptiwhen hee went tobis oncle Laban, befogetime 
 called Rus. Gen.28 19, whither be afterward went te 
 Diuell bp Gens commandement.Gene .35.1,t09. It 
 ig taken atid inhabited bp the Houle of Joſeph. Judg. 
 1,22,t0 27. Thete the Jewes honoured Gov. 1, Ham. 
 30.3. The Iſtaclites purpoſing to fighe again the 
 Beniamites do afke countel of Gov at Beth el. Judg. 
 20,1 8.xeade Joſ.8.i 2.ä 18.13.1.king.12,29,"3 233, 
 Beth- emek.the houſe of dzepene fe. No. 19.27. 
 Bethefda, the houfe of effusion. So called, becaule 
 thither raine waters div aflemble from diners places. 
 John.5.2. 
 Beth-ezel,my neighbours houſe. Micah r.r. 
 ether.diuiſõ, oꝛ 2 ſtarching, abeholding. Cũ. 2.17 
 Beth-gader.a houſe for a mouſe. u. Chꝛ.2. 51. 
 Beth-gamul,the houſe ofa camel, Ser.48.23. 
 Beth-haccarem,the houſe of theviseyard.jArh. 2.94 
 
 The firit Table. 
 
 BP lIcs 
 
 Beth-haman.the houſe of grace,oz mercie.1. kin.4.9. 
 
 Beth-haran, the houſe of au hill. Mum.3 2.36. 
 
 - Beth-hafhittah. the houfe of going out of the way y0t 
 the houfe of thornes. Juv.7.22. 
 
 Beth-hogla,o2 Beth-hoglah. Joſh. 18 19. 
 
 Beth- horan.the houfe of anger, oꝛ houfe of libertie. 
 Joſh. 10.10. and 16, 3,5. 
 
 Bethlehem the houſe of bread,o2 the houſe of warre, 
 GF citie in the tribe of Sebulan. Jo.: 9-15. Aileacitie 
 in the tribe of Judah, called Ephꝛath, neere onto 
 which Rahel was butied.Genel.3 5,19. and onto the 
 which Foleph trauailed with Warie the Cirgines 
 wbere fhe was deliueted of Zelus Chit. Luk. 2.4.6, 
 7TH neber allo the wile men went, and honoured pint 
 Wat.2.1,t0 13. 
 
 Beth-lebaoth.the aes of lisneffes. Joſh. i9 6. 
 
 Beth-iethimoth, the houſe of de folation.ozthe houfe 
 of laying up ia fiore. TRUM. 33.49. Joſh.12.3. 
 
 Beth-mercaboth, the houfè of bitterzeffe wiped out, 
 Joſh.19.5. and 1.2.4315. 
 
 Beth-meon.the houſe of the dwelling place. Je 4b. 23 
 _ Beth-nimrah the houſe of rebellion, FAUM.3 2.366 
 
 Bith-palet.the hou/e of expulſion. Joſh.15. 27. and 
 Nehe. 11.26. 
 
 Beth-pazzez, the houſe of aiuiding aſunder. Joſhu. 
 19.21. 
 
 Beth-peorthe heufe of the opening of the earth. De, 
 3.229. and 34.6, 
 
 Beth-phagethe houſe ofthe mouth of the valle yes. 
 Wat., t. 
 
 Beth-rapha.the houfe of health. 1.02.4. 2. 
 
 Beth-rehob.@ citie. Jung.: 8.28. 
 
 Beth-faida.the hou fe of fruits. A eitie which dhaif 
 Tepzoued toz their inftvelitie. Jat 11. 21. 
 
 Beth fhan.the hou fè of imory,og tie houſe of altering. 
 1.92.3 1.10, Joſh 17. 11. 
 
 Beth-fheba looke Bathſcba. 
 
 Beth-fhemeth.the houſe ofbodage, oʒ miniſtery Joh. 
 15.10,¢ 19.22. Jere.a 3. 13. [be citizengof Beth- fhe- 
 melh leeing the Arke, teioiced, s oſtted factifices unto 
 the Hoz0.1.Sani.6.23,.* DE the bethſhemites, fog loos 
 kina into the Aree were Main 50070 men. 1, DA. 6I ye 
 
 Beth-fura.the houfe of /irength.2.2B at. 4.5. 
 
 Peth-tappuah,@ citie, gef) 15.73. 
 
 Bethuel. the mzafure of God. 2 he father of Rebe 
 keb.@en.12.23.Ailo a citie.. 2.4.30. 
 
 Bethul.a virgin, Jath.19.4. 
 
 Bethulia.the virgin of the Lord. & citie.Gubdeth 4.6. 
 which Dtofernes laid ſiege vnto. Judeth 7.3. Whe ci 
 tizens being almoſt Rarued foz thirſt, purpofle to peelo 
 to Diofernes, if helpe came not within Fue Dapes. Ju⸗ 
 perth 7.22. 
 
 Beth-zur.the houfe ofa rocke. Joſh.15.5 8. 
 
 Betonim.bellies. §ofh.s 3.26, 
 
 Beulahishabited.G{.62 4e 
 
 Bezai.egzes.Qc3ta 2-37. 
 
 Bezaleel. ın the foadowe of God, The fonne of Citi. 
 1 Chzou.2.20. Dee and Aholiab were fo endued with 
 Sods ſpirit, as they mabe alithatappertained vnto 
 the tabernacle, e. Exo. 31.2,t0 12-800 35.30.* Alſo a 
 mans name Ezta 10.30, 
 
 Bezek, lightning. citie taken bp Judah, whe few 
 10000. mein therein, teoke sheir King, and cut off pig 
 thumbes and gteattoes. Fubg.1.4,0 9. 
 
 Bezer.munition, 0) vine branches. citie, wheres! 
 looke Deut.4 43 Joſh. 20. 8. 
 
 € Bichri.the firft borne,oz fir ft fruits. DAM,20. E 
 
 bidkar.coldne/fé alone.2 iBing.9.25. 
 
 Biguai,ia my bodie. Ezra 2.3,04.anv 8.14. 
 
 Bigthan. gining meate, Dneok king Ahaljucrolh 
 
 fernaunts, who with Tereſh, would —— 
 
 Beth-feca 
 Beth-hagla 
 
 Bethfimoth 
 Beth-mar- 
 chaboth 
 Beth-maon 
 Beth nemra 
 Beth-pheler 
 Beth-phalet 
 Beth-phefes 
 
 Beth-phoe 
 g 
 
 or 
 
 Bethfaidah 
 Beth- faida 
 Beth- fan 
 Beth-fhean 
 Bethfabee 
 Bethfames. 
 
 Beth-tha-~ 
 phua 
 Bethuel 
 
 Bethulie. 
 
 Befai 
 Bexzeleel 
 
 Bezec. 
 
 Bechri 
 Badacer 
 Begui 
 Bigtana 
 Bagathun 
 
Baldad 
 
 Belga 
 Bala 
 
 Balaan 
 Belfan 
 Chamaal 
 Kimbal 
 Benea 
 Banaia 
 Banaias 
 Bennoi 
 Binnui 
 Berfa 
 Bethia 
 Beth-horon 
 Raziothia 
 Bazatha 
 Boas 
 Bochru 
 Boen 
 Boos 
 Boaz 
 
 Bofes 
 Bafchath 
 Bofta 
 Boftah - 
 
 Bocci 
 Boccian 
 
 Buna 
 Bonni 
 
 Chebbon 
 
 Cades 
 Caiphas 
 
 . C 
 
 ' Chale 
 Caldeans 
 Chaldeans 
 
 Chalcal 
 
 ACOA T 
 
 thelr malier , but Moꝛdecal preuented it, and thep 
 twere hanged. Efer 2.21,22. and 6.2. 
 
 Bikeath-auen. the feld of an idole. Amot 1.5. 
 
 Bildad. old losse,o2 without lone. looke Baldad. 
 
 Bileanı, looke Balaam, 
 Sia ancient countenance. 1.0020.24.14. 
 Bilhah. old, 02 fedeag. Rahels handmatd.Gert.29, 
 29. Der ihe gaue vnte Jaakob to wife, who conceiued 
 ana bare two ſonnes. Gen. z0. 3.4,5,7. 
 
 Bilhan. old, 03 troæbled, Gen 36.27. 
 
 Bilhan. in the tongue. 31a 2.2. 
 
 Bimhal. 1.@ 20.7.3 3. the ſonne of Japhiet. 
 
 Binea, the fonne of the Lord, ozin mooning. The fon 
 of 9034. 1. £h20.9.43. callev Bineah, 1. €§2.8.37. 
 
 Binnui. building. Ezra 8.33. 
 
 Binnui.bsding in my hou/2,o2 in fairenes 3-10.30 
 
 Birha. ix emil. Gent.14.2. 
 
 Bithiah. the daughter of the Lord. 1. b2-4.18. 
 
 Bithron. the boufe of libertie. 2a. Sam, 2.39. 
 
 Biziothiah. de/bste, Joſh.5.28. 
 
 Biztha. idem 
 
 @ Boaz, ix firength. 1 Wings 7.21. 
 
 Boanerges. the founes of thunder. Mat. 3.17. 
 
 Bocheru. fr/? borse, 1.01)26.8.38. 
 
 Bochim. the place of weeping. Judg.2.1. 
 
 Bohan, in them, Jofh.15.6. 
 
 Booz. in firength. The father of Ded. Ruth.4, ax 
 and 1.2 620.2.21. Watth.1.5. Lube,3,32. 
 
 Bofor. taking away. 2. Petet 3.15, 
 
 Bozez. dirt. 1. Sam.i 4.4. 
 
 Bozkath. in powertie. Joſh.15. 39. 
 
 Boznal. Ezra 6.6, 
 
 Bozra,0z Bozrah. in tribulation. a chiefe citie of G+ 
 Dom. Hen.36.33. 1. Chzꝛ20. 1.44. Jere. 49.1 3. 
 
 g Bukki. voide um 34.22.43t07.4.6 1 Ch265. 
 
 Bukkiah, the diffipation of the Yozd. 1. CG 200, 35.4. 
 
 Bul. ancientae/e. 1 ings 63%, 
 
 Bunah. b4ilding, 02 vaderftanding. 1. Chꝛo. 2. 25. 
 
 Bunni. bu:/ding me. Pel).9.4. 
 
 Buz. defpifing. He.22.21 @ 1. Chq.5.14. Jex. 25.23. 
 
 Buzi. idem. Č3ek. 1.3. 
 
 Buzites. ¢dem, Job 32.2. 
 
 ¶ Cabbon. as though vuderftanding. Jolh.1 5.40. 
 
 Cabul. a focteman. Yoh- 19.27. 
 
 Cadeth. halize fe. Gen.20.1 .leoke Kadeth, 
 
 Caiaphas. a fearcher. The high Dziel who was 
 fopned with Annas in that office,cdtrarp to Gods law. 
 Luke 3.2.De prophecieth John 11.49. 50,51, 52. An · 
 nag fendeth Chih bound vnto him. Joon 18.1 3,+4. 
 WBatt.27.57.Warke 14.53. Luk.22.54. Chꝛiſt being 
 bp bin charged totell topat he was, confeflen himleife 
 tobe that Chriſt, hat was looked foz, Mat.26.63,64. 
 Gong lorbiddeth the Apofiies to pzeach-Wers 4.6, 
 1 7s I > 
 
 Cain. poffefion. Heb.1 1.4. locke Kain, 
 
 Cainan pofft for,o2 bayer. The fon of Atphaxsd. Lu. 
 3.36. Allo the ſonne of Enos, Luk 3. 37. looke Kenan. 
 
 Calah. opportuntie. Gen- 10 11. 
 
 Caldees. ming haz, 0} as deuils. X peaple, Ge.u1.28 
 31.2 king-25.5. The countrep whereof is calles Cal- 
 dea, looke Chaldees. 
 
 Calcol.nourifhing ot confuming al things:1,8h.2 6 
 
 Caleb, as a Hart,oz a Dogge. The name «fa man, 
 Mum. 3.7. Pe € Joſhua commented the lant of pꝛo⸗ 
 mile onto the 3 reelites,wherfoze thep Yad almoft bin 
 Ronen. Rum. 1 4.7,10. The lanw of Langan is promi. 
 fed to him @ bis eene. Rum t 4.24 Dette: .36.He ens 
 coutageth the Iſtaelites to goe tuta the land of Ca⸗ 
 naan.JRQum,. 13 31. He thewerh bis Rrength ¢ age and 
 deſtreth the heritage due vnto pim. Joſhua 146." Hig 
 saa 4 
 
 The firt Tables. 
 
 CAR 
 
 heritage, what it wag. Joſh.a 5.13. and r, Chrou.s. E 
 He expeller) from Hebron che thzee fonnes of Anak, 
 Tuoges 1.20. He ig commended. Eeclus.46.9,10. 
 
 Caleb was allo the name of Jerahmeeia brother. 
 called Chelubai, 1.¢$2.3.9,18,19. Allo the uame of 
 a towne. r, Qhz.2.24. 
 
 Calneh, allwe. Gen.10,10, Amos 6.3, 
 
 Canneh, a wall. Ezek.27. 23. 
 
 Calno. altogether himfelfe, gſa. 1o.9. 
 
 Caluerie. Luke 23.33. 
 
 Cana. xeale,oz emulation, Ñ citie of Galilee. Joh. 
 4.46. where Jelug wrought bis ſitſt miracle at a macs 
 riage. John 2.1, to 12. Simon wag a Cananite, that 
 ig, xcalous Luke 6,15, 
 
 Canaan, a merchant, the forne of pam. Gen. 10.6. 
 of whom the counttep ef Canaan tooke name. Gen.: r, 
 31. and 12.5.¢ 13.12. The beer of the Cannanites, 
 @e.10.19. Canaan ig curled foz his fathers fault. Ge. 
 9-22,25 ,26,27. The Cananices were wicked. people, 
 Ge. 12.6, and 1 3.7. foz rhep deſcended of a curled fas 
 ther.Gen.10.15,16,17,18. Che land ef Canaan pros 
 miled to Abram and his ſeede. Gen.i1 2.7. and 13.15. 
 anD 15.7. and 27.8, Moles fenbeth {pics to viewe it 
 Accowing to Gods commandement, JQumb.13.3, ta 
 23.@ be Canaanices Aew the Iltaelites. Qum 14.45 
 The Canaanites, that dwelt at Fephath were deſtroied 
 by the tribe of Judah and Simeon, Judg.i. 17. TU hp 
 God deliroped them not at once,but bp little and little 
 Er0d.2 3.29,30. Hon fufferech the Canaanites, Amos 
 rites, €c. to foioutne among  Wftaelites, to trp tohe= 
 thet thep would obep him, and wholp Depend en hing 
 62 to, Judges 3.1, to 7. Cad commandeth che Hace 
 litesto flap them, leaft they ould be a meane of theit 
 ruine. Rumb 33.55,” Deut.20.16,17,18. The Ans 
 gelof God reproueth the Wlraelites foz fopning with 
 them, whom Gon willed to be deAroped. Judg.2.1, to 
 6. Thep dwelt among the Epheatmites. Toh, 16.10. 
 Pharaoh burveth the citie of Geser,and Reto the Ca- 
 naanites, that were therein, r.king. 9.16.0 bep fainted 
 at Iſraels comming into theirt countrep, heating what 
 inarueiles Goo had done foz them. Johuas.1. Che 
 tand of Canaan flowed with milke and bonp. Exo. 3. 
 8.and was the habitation ef God Crod.15.13.it wag 
 ſhewed AJoles. Deu. 34.4. Salomon made the Canaa- 
 nites and al that were not deſtroxed bp the Tiraeliteg, 
 tributaries to him. 1.king. 9.20,21. 2. Cqz0n.8.7,8. 
 [o did the Iſroetites alſo. Sofia 17.12,13. Che land 
 of Canaan pꝛomilſed to Ishak. Gen.26.3. 
 
 The woman Canaanite , who followed Chif , bp 
 faith obtained the recouerp of her daughter. Matth 
 15,12, to 29, Marke 7.25, to 33. 
 
 Candaces, hauine forgiuc neſſe. The Queene ofthe 
 Ethiopians. Acts 8 27. i 
 
 Capernaum. the field of repentance. a citte.Batt.g. 
 13.anv 8.5. John 6.24,59. whole citizens Apik res 
 pzoneth tog their incretutitic. Mat. 1.23,24. Luke 
 10.15. Stiscalled Chꝛiſts citie Wat, 9. 
 
 Caphtor. a% app/e,oz violet. ceuntrep called Cap- 
 padocia. Acts 2.9 Uhe inhabitants Caphtorims , 02 
 Cappadocians. Jer-47.4.Gen.10,34. Thep defiropen 
 the Auims, and dwelt in Hazerim in their Geane, 
 Deut. 2-23. 
 
 Carcas: the couering of the lambe E fet 1.10. 
 
 Carchemith,a /embe,oz taken away. 2. Chro. 25. 20 
 
 Carmel. knowledge of circumcifion. a citie. Soſh. s- 
 55. The citizens called Carmelites. 1.062 11.37. 
 Carmi, my vine g knowledge of waters. Mnm. 26.6 
 
 Carnaim, horzes. 1 9 at.5 43. looke Karnaim, 
 
 Carfhena, a lamte fleeping. @ket1.14. 
 
 Cafluhim. hope of lfe soras pardoned. Due of the 
 fons of Mizt aim, of Logos gneto Pbiliſtims.Gen. 
 
 2 
 
 10, 
 
 Chalanne 
 Chenne 
 Calano 
 
 Chanaan 
 
 Kanaan 
 Kenaan 
 
 Caphasna- 
 um 
 
 
 
 Cappadocia 
 
 Charchas 
 Charcamis 
 Charmel 
 Charmi 
 Karnaim 
 Charfena 
 Chafluim 
 Chalelon 
 Chaflonim — 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 | | Cenchreis 
 i Cendazbeus 
 
 | Cafar 
 
 | Charan 
 » Chatam 
 Chobar 
 - Chodola- 
 homor 
 
 » Cheeth 
 
  Callubai 
 Chellian 
 
 Chamos 
 Chanaana 
 
 €hanani 
 
 Caphara 
 €haran 
 Cherettins 
 _ Cerethites 
 Charith 
 
 Chertibins 
 Cheflon 
 Cafed 
 > Celt ` 
 
 ‘CoH E 
 
 20. 14. 1. Chon. 4.12, 
 
 Caſephia defire. A place where the Latoe was tead 
 and taught vntothe pesple. Ezta.8.17. 
 
 Caftor. a bener: Looke Actes 28.11. - 
 
 € Cedron, mad, black,oz fad, J bzooke. John 18.1. 
 callen Ridon. 1. King.15.2 3. 
 
 Ceilan. diffoluing that. +. @(0.5.15. 
 
 Cenchrea. mallet,oz pulfe. Act.18.18.Rom.1 6.1. 
 
 Cendebeus, poffzifon of griefe. 1. Mac. 15. 38. 
 
 Centurion. a captaine oner an hundred. DE whom 
 reade Exod 18,21." Dew.s,13,t019.dcts 21.32.800 
 
 23,25526.aNDB23,17,23 Thit healeth the Centuri- - 
 
 ons feruant fog bis faiths faze. Watth.8.5,to14, Lu. 
 7.2,t011, Che Centurion and thele that were with 
 bim watching Jeſus, gc confeffed bim to bee the forme 
 of God. Matth:27.54. Paul twas committed vnto a 
 Centurion Actes 24,24. $ 
 Cephas, a ftone, the farname of Simon , ginen him 
 Dp Coailk. Foor: 8 42.¢ 1. Co2.2.12.4 9.5. Balat.2.9. 
 Cephirah. a /ittle Gone fe, 3ta 2.25. RW.91 3. 
 
 Chephirah S. Cefar ig deriued of Cxfio , which fgnifiery a gajh, 
 
 oꝛ acut (lulius being fuppofed to be cut out of bis mo- 
 thers womb, twas fo named)ez of Cefius, fog that be bad 
 grap epes:but afterward i: was retained as a famous 
 furnatnie onto al $ Emperors of Rone, as to Auguſtus 
 Latz.. to Tiberius Lia.3. 1. Matth 22.17.10 Clau⸗ 
 dius Act.a 1.28.3 25.12. and to ero. Phil 4. 22 e. 
 Cefarea. a buſh of haire.A citie ſurnamed Stratonis. 
 Acts 9.30.210,1, and 12, #9,and 21.8. Sifo another 
 furnameg Philippi. Gat.16.13. Bar 8.27. Becaule 
 Philin the Terrarch builded it. Atfoanother CeQrea 
 isthe bead citie of Cappadocia Acig 18.23. Jn Pes 
 bzem it is weitien Dor. looke Dor. 
 Chalcol. nowrifhing. v. bittg.4. 31 boke Calcol, 
 _ Chaldees,looke Caldees. A people, Their countrep, 
 ig called Caldea, o} Chaldea and is interpzeted as de- 
 wils,0 as robbers o} Poylers. Ht lieth dpa the Caffe 
 of Judea, betweene Bebplen and Arabia. Jer.50. 10. 
 and 52.4. In Debpew it is calles Caldim, Gen, 11.28 
 Chamois, Deut.14.5. 
 Charran, a finging ozcalling out. & eitie. Gets 7.2, 
 talled Haran. Gen. 11, 31. loske Haran, 
 Chebar. firength, oxpower. 30.5.1. ga 
 Chedor-laomer, as generation of bondage. Ge 14.1. 
 Cheeneth, Ezta 4.10, 11,37: 
 Chelal. as night. €5ta :0v20- 
 Chelub. æ basket, 1. Chad 27.26, AND 4. 11, 
 Chelubai. he altogether againft me. ¥.Eh20:2.9. 
 Chelluh, a//. €3ra 10.3 5. 
 Chemarims, Zhe name of Baals Pleiad looke 2. 
 kings 23.5. Deleso.s, 
 Chemo‘h.as iroking, 01 as taking away: Tum, 21, 
 29, and 1. king. 11.7. and 2. kings 23.13. 
 Chenaanah. a marchanteffe , oz broken in pieces. i. 
 king. 22,24. «.€20.7.10. 
 Chenani.my pillar o} foitdation,o2 a haſting Qe.o 4 
 Chenaniah, my pillar , 02 foandation of the Lord. 1. 
 Cbhie.15.232. 
 Chevhar. a Little lione fe. Voth. 8.3.4. 
 Chephira. zdem. looke Cephirah. 
 Cheran esger. Get. 36.26. 
 Cherethims. /cwldiers. Looke Ezek. 25. 16. catled 
 Cherethites. 2, Sam 8.18. and 15:18. anv 20,23. 
 Chereth, flaying. 1 Ring. 17.3. 
 Cherub, zs a mafter, 02 as a child yozas fighting. G3: 
 T8.2.59.2, Sam.22. 11. 
 Chetubims. as mafters, 02 as ſghters, oꝛ as childr ew. 
 Gen. 3.24. TFe.1.5.and 10.1.* 
 Chefalon.tra(, Joh 15.10, 
 Chefed. as a deulll. Geu.22.22. 
 
 Chefil: foolfhne fe, J. 5.3% 
 
 The firk Table. 
 
 € AOAR 
 
 Chefulloth, fearefalnefe. Joh 19.18. 
 
 Chezib. Gen, 38.5. 
 
 Chidon. a dart. 1.€ 620. 13.9. 
 
 Chileab. a/,o2 the reſtraint of the father.2. Dam. 3.3 
 
 Chilion. wafled, perf: 02 all like a doue Ruth. ĩ.2 
 
 Chilmad, as teaching. Eze, 27. 23. i 
 
 Chimham, as they , 02 ke tothem. The name both 
 of aman and the citie where penwelt.2.5am.19-28. 
 Jere 41.17. 
 
 Chinnereth. a harpe. RUM, 34.1 1. 
 
 Chios. open, Acts 20.15. 
 
 Chifleu.bope,o2 bis feare. q moneth. Nehe. LI, 
 
 Chiflon, looke Ciſſon. 
 
 Chifloth- tabor feares,o2 truſt of eleétion,or purities 
 X citp. Toh.19.12. ; 
 
 Chittim. wafters oz conſumers, oꝛ a crowne, oꝛ gold. 
 A countrey. Gla.23.1.¢ 3.27.6. Mum.24.24 Dan. 
 11.3. tis called Chetciim, 1.Q9acca.t.1. of Kittim. 
 Loke Gen.to.4 
 
 Cor afhan. z river (moke, 1,.5aM.30.30. 
 
 Chorazin. ths fecret, oz here i a myſterie. & citie, 
 which Chif reproueth foztheit inctedulitie. Watch. 
 11.21, Luke 10.13. 
 
 Chozeba, men lyers,oz men that be lyers. i. Ch. 4. 22. 
 
 Chrift anointed, The ſurname of Meſſias Wat., 
 16. looke Chrift in tye (cons Table. 
 
 Chun. making ready. 1 .€b20.18.8. 
 
 Chuth. blache, 02 Ethiopia looke Cuth, 
 
 Chufhan riſhathaim. Looke Cufhan rafachaim,and 
 Judges 3.2. 
 
 Chufhi élacke, 02 aa Ethiopian. Bere.36,1 4.and 
 Cuthite.zdem, zere, 38.7. looke Aethiopia. 
 
 Chuza. /aying 07 prophefying. Luke 8.3. 
 
 @ Cilicia, touching. a counttep. Judeth 2.21,25, 
 Galat 1.21, 
 
 Cinnereth., as a candle. Joſh. 19. 35 · 
 
 Gis. hard. Acts t 3.21, looke Kith. 
 
 Ciflon. hope, 02 confidence 02 truſt oꝛ comering of an 
 houfz. a pꝛince of the tribe of Bentamin.jQum.34 21 
 
 Clauda a broken voice,o2 weeping voice. Acts 27.46 
 
 Claudia. idem, 2: Qim. 4.31. 
 
 € — Cefar the Empetour.dets 
 Jf, 36. 
 
 Claudius Lyfias. the bopper capteine of T crufalem, 
 ſendeth Daul to Felip.Act.23.26,* 
 
 Clemens, gentle, oz meeke. HOGil.4.3. 
 
 C leopas. all glory, Luke 24,1 3. 
 
 Cleopatra. the glory of the countrey. Daughter to 
 Ptoleme; mho wag giuẽ te wile ta Aleranver c. Mac. 
 10.57,58. @ after taken from him, ¢ giuen te Demes 
 tris. 1.Q9ac.12.12. Cleopatra Dofitheus.€ R. 1.13 
 
 Cloe. abertuous woman Copi.. ià 
 
 Coelofyria.a crooked Syria 02 low Syria. J countrey 
 1, @6[9.2.17, 1.gac.10.69. 2.8 at.3.5. i 
 
 Col-hozeh. exery prophet og feeing all. The father 
 of Shallum. Nehe 3. 15. and 11.5. Allo the father of 
 Baruch, Mehe. 11.5. 
 
 Colonia. ct 16.12. inthe margent, was blen to b 
 the name of a citie netelp conquered , whither were 
 {ene to Bivell, certaine number of peeple taken out of 
 fome great citie, who pfen alwayes the lawes anu 
 cuftomes of the citie whence they came. 
 
 Colofle, punifhment , end Coloflians , pumifbed, 
 A citie and citizens . loobe Coloff.1.2. 
 
 Conaniah. the frength,ez ſtability of the Lord, The 
 name of a Hewite.2.@62.31.12,13. 
 
 Coniah. zdem. Beve.22.24. iogke feconiah, 
 
 Coos; toppe. Acts 31st, Pe 
 
 Cor. a mealure. Eze.ai. 14 Looke Homer: fog Cor 
 and Homer are one kind of mealure, ist 
 
 Corban. agift, opoblation, Parke 701. 
 
 Git; 
 
 Ore 
 
 a 
 
 Cafaloth 
 
 C heleab 
 C helion 
 € helmad 
 Chamaam 
 Chineam 
 
 Cenereth 
 Chio 
 Caflen 
 
 Chefeleth- 
 Thabor 
 Cethim 
 Kittim 
 
 Corozain 
 Chorazim 
 
 Chufanra- 
 fathaira 
 
 Chufa 
 
 Cenereth 
 
 Chiflon 
 Chafelos 
 Ciflion 
 
 Clement - 
 Cleophas 
 
 lows 
 
 Celoffria 
 Celofyria 
 Col-hozeth 
 
 Chol-hoza 
 
 Coneniah 
 Chononta 
 
Carce 
 
 Colan 
 
 Cosbi 
 
 Chub 
 Chufhaa 
 Chushi 
 Chufhanra- 
 fathaim 
 
 Cutha 
 
 - Debbafheth 
 Dabereth 
 
 Dilaias 
 
 Delaias 
 Delaiah 
 Delilah - 
 Dalila 
 Dalida 
 
 D A L 
 
 Core.bald. Jude berle «x.looke Korah, 
 
 Corea.dald,o3 cold.1 0.5.32. 
 
 Corinthus./#/ne 2,02 an ornament. ¢ Corinthians, 
 Fled. à citie andcitizengs.Act.18,1,8,and 1. Col 1.3 
 ant 2,0}, 1-1. 
 
 Corim. A meafure.1. Rings 4.22. and 5.11 sitig 
 eigkteene gallong of our meaitre,og thereabout. 
 
 Cornelius.of2 horne. A veriuous captaine of Cee 
 farea.Qcts 10,1.* and 11.1,t0 19. 
 
 Cos,Co,Coo.idem a8 Coos.1. Wac.15.3. 
 
 Cofam. dividing. Luke 3. 28. louke Joſiah. 
 
 Coxz,athorne,oz [ummer. 1. Chꝛ . 4. 8. 
 
 Cozbi.a yar. Qum.ꝛ 5.8. 
 
 @ Crates.æn harrow, oꝛ hurdle.a.Mac.a. 29. 
 
 eſcens growing, oꝛ increaſing. 2.C im.4.10. 
 
 Creta, gruen tothe fleſp. ‘A countrep-nowe called 
 Candie. r. Wacca.10,67.Cit.1.5. The people called 
 Cretes, Acts 2.1 1.and Cretians,twhe were altuapes Ips 
 ats euil beaſts, and flow bellies. Tit.i .i 2. 
 
 Eriſpus curled, o}crisped. A chiet tuier of the ſyna 
 gogue of the Jewes, who with all bis houſhold belee: 
 wen indhit, g were baprizes.Act.18.3.¢ 1.02. 1.3 4 
 
 Cub. dlottng out. bp Cub is ment Arabia. £3.30.5. 
 . Cufan, Culi.clacke,o2 blacknes 02 heateo} an Et hio- 
 pian. ab.3.7.and2.am.1 8.21 Joke C huthi. 
 
 Cufhaa-rifathaim,oz Chuthan- rifhathain blacknes 
 — — king of Aram-naharaim, Judg. 3. 
 
 tonn. 
 
 Cuth, Elackeneffe,o2 heate. A countrep called nowe 
 Ethiopia looke Æthiopia, fo namen of Cuth rhe fonne 
 of Mam, Genel.r0,6. It is inuitoned wiry the river 
 Gibon. Gen. 2. 1 3. 
 
 Cuthath and Chut.durning.2 Rin.i7.24, 30. 
 
 E Cyrus,as a wretch, oꝛ as an leire, oꝛ the wombe.the 
 Ging ot Perka, tho ouercoming the Gabplonias, bes 
 came. monarch of the whole wolo. Dan, 5. 30, 31. as it 
 Was prophelien. Fla.g.6,14. De licenceth Zerubbabel 
 Wirth as manp Ylraciites ag would, to goe into Judea, 
 toreedifie the temple.ꝛ· Chz· 36. 22, 2 3. EFt. i, 1,00 6. 
 accoꝛding as wag pꝛopheſied. Ila. 14. 1,2:*E 44:28. E 
 45-1,t0 9. Dee reſtoteth all the veſſels which Nebu· 
 
 chad-ne33ar had catied alway befoze.E3ta 1. 6.* t6. 
 5.Dan i 34-2: WRitts2 4.1 3.4 25.14.15. 2.062.36.7- 
 
 Cyrene.d wel,oz beame of an houſe, oꝛ coldnes op ri- 
 ying agaraft onen meeting. A citie in Africa, 1. Dac. 
 15.23, QDat.27.32,Act.2.10.¢ 13-1 called Kir, 2, Rin. 
 416.9, be people called Cyrenians.. Act.6.9.@ 12,20. 
 Cyrenius, ruling. the name of the gouernez of Sp- 
 tia-Huke 2.2. - 
 
 . Cyprus.faire,o2 feiveneffe, An ple.i.Macc. 15:23. 
 Act. 11.19,20, € 27.4.4.36, whole people are called 
 Cyprians, 2,99 40.429. 
 
 < Dabbatheth. obiecting infamie, oꝛ lying flander. 
 
 Joſh. 19. 11 
 Daberath:the wora, oꝛthe thing, oꝛ a Bee, oꝛ ſabi⸗cti · 
 
 on oꝛ after the Spzian ſpeach,æ woman leader, oꝛ cap- 
 tarne, Joſh 19 12. and 1. Chr. 6.72. 
 
 Daberehadem Joſh. 21.28. 
 
 Dagon wheateoza ſiſb. An idole of the Philiſtims. 
 Judge to 2 31.Sam. 5. 2.1 Macro 83. 
 
 Dalaiah the poore of the Lorde, 02 a drawing out, 0 
 emptying,0z bough, 02 branch of the Lorde,oz leane, og 
 
 . barren. A mange name-t.€62.3.24. 
 
 ‘ Dalilah pruertie oz backer or confumer; oꝛ leane. A 
 women whomSHamfon laonen, mho betrayed bim to the 
 Dhaiffime. Juda.i 6.4,t0 21. 
 
 Dalmanntha.a prepared buchet, oꝛ leaues dga bough 
 preparedjar nurabred.Q countrep. Mar 8. 10. 
 
 Dalmatia.a FUuftratorie lampe, oꝛ lightning of vani- 
 Fie, A countvep tohither Titus tranailen to peach the 
 
 a 
 
 The firft Table. 
 
 D AN 
 
 Goppel.. Tim.4.ro. y 
 
 Dalphon, the heufe-eanes, 03 regarding the poore, 
 @ ker 9.7. 
 
 Damaris, a little wife. a woman who beleened in 
 Chrilt,ac the preaching of Paul, Acts 17.34. 
 
 Damaſcus. acup of blood, 03 blood of a facke, 02 the 
 blood of burning so} of a proctor. A famous citp of Phe⸗ 
 nicia, fometime che bead city of Spzia. Df thig cttie 
 the whole countrep thereabout bare the name.and it 
 lieth betweene the bilieg of Libanus ¢ Autilibanus, 
 Noꝛth from Judes. reade Eze.a7.16, 17. ¢ 48.1. and 
 2.am.8.5.2.d8i0.8.7,9.6 sdk. 1.24.6 Genel sg 
 2.6 1. hzo. 17.5.Can.7.4. Eze. 27.18. It was wonne 
 by Tiglath Pileler.2.Kin 16.9,d gaint it is pꝛophe⸗ 
 fied. Jla:7.8.¢ 8.9.6 17.1 Pere. 49.23 Amos1.3,4,5. 
 Paul preached in it.Actes 9.19,20.¢elcaped Death, 
 aud how. Acts 9,25.and 2-02. 51.32533: 
 
 Dammim, b/sodie, 0} dead men. ozin the Spriatt 
 tongue,of moxey.1.Q\am.i 7.1. 
 
 Dan sudging.oziudgement. A place. Genel 14.14. 
 Allo the fonne of Jaakob bp Wilbab. Gene 30.6. Allo 
 a citie wherein a remnant of the tribe of Dan dwel⸗ 
 led, which before wag callen Laiſh Judge 18.28,29. 
 Ila. o.ʒo.oꝛ Lefhem. Joſ.i9.47, 48. This ciep bonne 
 Bes theiand of Yiraelbpon the South. Deut.34. Te 
 
 and a.Dam. 3. 20. Ezek. 27.9. where Jeroboam erecs 
 ted a golden calfe: Rin. r 2 28,29. Amos 8.14: 
 
 Dan is bleſſed of bis father, Genel. 49.16,17. Wig 
 tribe is bleſſed bp Moſes De.ʒ 3.22.T heir poſſellion. 
 Joh 19.40,t0 49. The Amogites driue the children of 
 Dan into p mountaincs. Fudg.1, 34. Df his chilozen¢ 
 Kenealogielcooke Ge. 46.2 3. 2a .02.F 1. Cho· 12. 35. 
 
 Dannahzdem as Dan. Joſh. 15.49. 
 
 Daniel iudgement of God. The lanne of Dauid bp 
 Abigail. 1.02. 3.1. 
 
 Daniel,the name of a Pꝛophet. Dan. 1.6. De would 
 Net Defile himſelke with the kings meete. Dan. .. De 
 Beclateth Mebuchad-nes5ar His Dgeame.Dan. 2.1, * 
 We ig abuanced bythe king onto great Dignitie. Dan 
 
 2.48. De declareth ontosAebuchad-nezsat the Creams 
 ofthetree. Dan. 4.2.* Dee foreſhẽ weth Belſhazzar 
 that hee Gould bee Depziued of his kingdome-Dan.5. 
 17.* De was mave the third ruler ef the realme. Dan. 
 5.29. Dee was preferred by Daring aboue the thzeg 
 princtpall rulerg and why. Dan.6. 3. The gonernoes 
 of Darius accule him to the Wing, foz infringing the 
 Decree made bp his and their confents.Dan.6, 12,13. 
 Heig cafkinto the lions den. Dan. 6.16, and 14. 295 
 to 31. Dis acculers are caſt in,and Detoured, Dar.6. 
 28.¢ 14.42. The bilion of the foure beafies fipnifping 
 thefoure Donarchiesis veclarep onto him. Dan: 7. 
 1517." Che Angel Gabpziel giueth him inteliigence 
 of tye 7o.lueekes.Dan, 9.23524. Dee was fed bp Aba⸗ 
 cuc. Dan: 14:3 3,to 42. Dee deliuereth Sufanna front 
 the two wicked Judged.Dan.13.45-" Dee deſtroyeth 
 Bel a pis temple , and Aew the Dragon. Daniz: 
 rto 28, $ Tiss 
 
 Daphne. Bap tree.2. Mac 4. 33. 
 
 Dara. generation the habitation of a fhepheard, eof 
 fellowfhip.oz of iniquitie: oꝛ inthe Spꝛian Peach, az 
 arme..1.052.2.6 ; ; 
 
 Darda the dwelling place of knowledge,or the genes 
 ration of knowledge. Jr Ceemethto be the fame which 
 befozeis called Dara. 1. Wing. 4.34, 
 
 Darius, Reguiring oꝛ inquring. The Ling ef the 
 Wedes whe with Cyeus his fonne in lawe, enercame 
 Belſhazzar. Dan. 5.3 t ; ; 
 
 Darkon: of generation ot the poffeifiousoz buying of 
 a dwelling place, opin the Spꝛian tongue; a dragon. 
 Ezra agó. 353 juj è 
 
 Dathan.cu/teme,ozlawe. One who with Korah and 
 
 B3 Abiram 
 
 i, 
 
 Tae EN 
 Delphal “= $ 
 
 Dumefec 
 Damefek 
 Dammelek 
 
 Dommim 
 
 Darina 
 
 Dorda 
 
 Dareon 
 

 
 v 
 
 
 
 DA AUY 
 
 Dapid.belosed. The ſonne of Jhat. Ruth 4.22. ans 
 1.€62.2.12,65 Watth.s.5,6 Lake 3.31,33.1. Sam. 
 17. 28. G conſtituteth fim Wing euer rael. r. 
 a.03,14.C at maner of matt be was.1.9a.16,12 
 He is anointed king bp Damuel. i Sam.1 6-13. € pet 
 afterward fed bis fathers Heep. 1.am. 17.15. I ſhai 
 fendet{) bim to Saul with a prelent.r. Sa. 16.19.20. 
 Oe was greatlp Deloucd of Saul.1. Dam. 16.21. Dee 
 is (ent -bp bis father with foode into the Ilraelites 
 eamp.1.5an,:7-17,18. Paving erperiertce of Gong 
 aide againk the Lion and Bearte, by faith be doubteth 
 not. but he Mould conquer the great giant @oliath.r. 
 Sam. 7.31,t0 33, Of bis fateh, and Sauls want of 
 Faith.1. Sam. 17.32,33,39,40. Dis armour, what it 
 iwas. ,Sa. 17 45. De Divallthing s that God Heuld 
 be glorified ag weil among Heathen, as Iſraelites. 1. 
 Ham.17.47.We flapech the Philiſtim· 1. Sa. 17.49, 
 s0.Mee brought 200.forefkins of the Philiſtims vnto 
 Sanl and married Michal. 1.Samuels3. 27. Hod 
 was with Dauid, ano therefore Saul feares him.t. 
 Sam. 18.28, 29. Dauid and Jonathan make a coue- 
 nant together Samt 12.2 Dau! commanded that 
 Dauid houl bee flaine.1. Samu. 19.1. As hee was 
 plaping on tke harpe before Saul, Saul purpoled to 
 Daue bite bim.. 1. Gams 19.9, 10. Pis name was 
 much fer by among Sauls feruants. 1. Sanu.18.30. 
 Dee Rewe the Philiſtims witha great laughter r. 
 Samu. 19:3. Fleeing from the pꝛeſence ef Saul, vee 
 went to Sanmiel 1, Hamu. 19.18 Hee is putlued by 
 Bauljandhis meflenaers , who pop ytpiug, foꝛgate 
 wherefore thep were come, und ſo ye efcaped. 1. Dam. 
 ¥9,20.*% 20,0. Dee dereiueth Hauk :. Bam. 205,6. 
 Being troubled in ſpirit, hee made his complamt 
 to Jonathan.1.Ham.20.2.He renewerh his conenant 
 With Tonarhan. t. Samit.20. 23. Dee hideth himſe lfe 
 from Saul. 1.Samu.20.24. Fleeing from Sant, hee 
 came te Abimelech the Prick. 1. Samu.2 1. Hee ear 
 teth of the ſhewbꝛead. Samuel. 31.6. Gp Dauids tpe 
 ample, tuba bp hunger was confiratied to eate cf the 
 hewbread, Cik ercuierh bis dilciples, who bp hike 
 necefiitie were Dinen to gather eates ofcome opon 
 the Sabbath. Batt. 12.5,te 5. WDar.2.23,t027- Luke 
 G10 6. 
 
 Daaid being afrai of Achi, counterfeiters mad- 
 nes. .Samu.2 . 13,13. Ail that were in neh, g vex⸗ 
 en in minde came ta Dawid, @ he was their captatue. 
 3, Dar.22-2.Doeg revealed him vnts Saule. Sam. 
 27,9. Duid fauzth Reilah bp the countel of the Lor, 
 an? efterward Departeth into the wilderne ſie of Fiph. 
 V.4,23.1,to 16.De dwelleth in the Hales at Enges 
 Bi, whither Saul putſued bin.1.Sam.24.1,2,3.Dee 
 fpare:h Saut.ann cut off the lappe of bis garment. 1. 
 Sa.24.4,t0 9. Hhe declateth te Saul hisinneccucy. 
 1,2401.24.12,0e ſweatoth to Saul, that he will not 
 vefirop vis feed.1.am.24.22,23.De ſendeth to Maz 
 bal £52 foou, which was Denfed bim.F. Sa.25.5,to 12. 
 David minding to bee reuenged of Mabal,is pacified 
 by the wiſedome ef Mabals wife. n Sa. 25,23,t0 56. 
 De giuetl Gor thanks foz Nabals death, amartieth 
 bis wite.1.Saint.25-39 t043. Wee fpareth Saul a 
 
 Kaine, and takethatwap bis {peare and a pot of water 
 landing at bis bead n Da. 26.7.* Fearing to perifh 
 Be fleech to Achih king of Gath. Ba. 37.1,105, DE 
 whom be obtaineth the citie Fiklag to dwell in. 1.94. 
 27.5,6 Hee is made the keeper of Achifh perin. +. 
 Ham.r8ir,a Divelling among the Whiting, bee 
 feme manpofthem,and periwanen Acvifh thep were 
 Jewes which hee deſtroped. 1. Samu, 27.8. * Going 
 with Achith tofighs again Saul, he is (ear backe a 
 
 -The firft Table. 
 
 Abitam rebelled agatatt Moles any Aaron, and were 
 ſallowed bp quicke of the careh.JQum.:6,153,31,32 
 
 D A ‘Vv 
 
 gaine and why. i. Samu. 29.27 His two wines taken 
 prifonets.1.2a.30.5. Dee comferteth himſelfe, aſketh 
 counfeil of the Lozo, ouertaketythe Amalekites, and 
 recottereth bis two wiurs.1.Hamu. 30 6,to20. Dee 
 mourneth fo: Saul and Jonathans death 2.5m. x. 
 12. Hee cauleth the meſſenger to be ſſaine, who pauna 
 ted co baue Raine Saul.z Dam. 1.15. 
 
 Dauid bp the couulell of the Lorde , returned topig 
 countrey after Sauls Death.2.Ham. 2.1,2,3. Dee ts 
 anointed Ling oner Judab.ꝛSam.2.4. The chilozen 
 bozue to him in ebzon.2. Sam. 3.2,to 6.auv 1,Eb20. 
 3.1, to 5. Dec reconereth his wife Michal bp Abners 
 meanes.2. Samuel 3. 12, to 17., De lamenteth Abners 
 Death.2. Sam 3.33." Yee curleth Joab for Raping 
 Sbnet.2.Samu. 3.28,29; Hee is anointed king ower 
 Jirael.2. Samu 5.3.He takerh che fore of Sion, which 
 is called tie citie of Dauid 2.amu.5.7 His chilazer 
 doze in Jerulatem.2.Sam.5.14,t0 17. aud Chron. 
 3.5:t9 ro. Dee difcomGteth che Philiſtims 2. Sam. 5. 
 17.* De plaperh before the Srke of the Lord bpon ins 
 framencts. 2-Samuel 6.5, and for dauncings there, 
 Sichal delpiferh him.2.Sam.6.16,21.* Hee bleſſeth 
 bis familie,2.Sa.6.20. Me refrelherh the people af 
 terebe Arke bhaag placed. 2.am.6.17,18,19. Dee 
 pratiety Gad foz his premife , toucling bis polferitie. 
 2.Dam.7.18.41.C hon 17. 16. Dee vanquifperh the 
 Philiſtims.ꝛ Sam 8.1,2.4 Chro 1 8.1,2. De mas 
 ket) Spia wributarie.2.Dar.8 6. Ye pedicaterh the 
 vellels gotten of the Gentiles, >. Sanwel 8.10,11.De 
 reſtoreth Sauls polſeſſions buto Mephiboſheth. 2 
 Samuel 9.7." De ſendeth his ſeruants vnto Hanan te 
 comfezt bim.2.Qan.19.2.and 1.€020. 19-2. whe euttt 
 entreateth thent.2.Satn.10.3,4 and 1. £630. 19. 3,4. 
 
 D uid committeth adulterp wit Gati-heba tris, 
 abs wike. a cauferh him to be murtheren.2.Damn rr. 
 2,to 26. Dee marrieth Bath-heba.2. Samuel 11,27. 
 Nathan by a parable repzoueth the fact. 2.5.2.1, 
 to 13. De acknowledgeth bis finne, € is forgiven, anv 
 fuffercth patienep Gong cozrection.2. San 12.13, to 
 24. Hearing of Ammons Death, hetare bis garments, 
 and lap on the cround.2. Ha.13.30,31. De moztiferh 
 bimleife bp fleeing barefeotca from Abfaiom.2.Sam. 
 15-30. Pe giueth MBephibelherhs gsods to Fiba his 
 feruant.2. Samu. 16.4, Pe reuengeth not the outrage 
 Done te him Sp Shimei.2,.Sam.16.10,t1,62.Cnders 
 fanning of Ahiropyeis counlel to Abfalon, hee fleeth. 
 2.91.17.21,22, Dee Lis gzople almoſt famihed, are 
 bp Gods prouidence relicued.2.Qaina. 17.27,28,29. 
 He commandeth not te lap Abfalem, but kindly toen. 
 tteate bim.2. Sam. 3,5. Wut hearing of his Death, be 
 lamenteth 2.@am.18.3 3.4t Joabs perlwafion, be dil 
 ſembleth bis lorow, and ioyſullp receiverh bigamy. 2. 
 2.19.8. Dis x cẽcubines which Ablalom haa deflou⸗ 
 red, be put in ward, buclap nor with ikem 2.44.20, 3. 
 
 Dauids foure battaiies again& the Philiſleme. z. 
 Sam.2⁊.15. e 1. Chao. 20.4.* hee cantery the bones 
 ef Saul aud Jonathan to be buried.2,.Sam.21.1 25 
 15. His fone foz his Belincrance from his enemies. 2,° 
 Hain.22.* His wothies.2.Ha.23.8.* r. Chron.in. 
 10.* Dis lafi woꝛds ꝛ Sam.23.1, to 8) The (pirit of 
 the Ioan fpake bp bint. 2.Sam,2 32. Deis monen bp 
 Gcv to number bis people, that be might puniſh ihe m 
 foz theit ſinnes. 2. Samu.2⸗4. ⁊ and Chꝛon. 2 . 12. 
 Tizee puniſhments are effred to him foz this offence. 
 2. Sam.24. 13. and 1.2 20.21.12 Seeing bis prople 
 vefiropen foz bis ſinne, bee prapeth the L eide to fpare 
 them, and puniſh bim and bis fathers foule.2.Samu, 
 24.17. and rE. 24:17. Cu a 
 
 Tuho went with Dauid wher te Hen from Saul x. 
 Ob2.12.1,t014.Dee appointerh minifers to ferue bea 
 foze È Lozder.Ch · 16.4. De srepareth fozebe —— 
 
 E 
 
Dabir . 
 
 . Debora 
 
 Devi , 
 Decar 
 Delaia 
 Delaian 
 Dalila 
 Dalphon 
 Delos 
 
 Dionyfius 
 
 D EM 
 
 ofthe temple, anv appointeth Salomon to builde the 
 fame. 1. Ch022 2.3, t0 27. He ogdeineth Salomen king. 
 .Chron.2 3.1. De numbzety tbe Leuites, and aflige 
 meth theit offices. 1.2b2.23.3.* To the fonnes of Aas 
 ron thetts 1.2 h20n.24.3.* De ogveinerh lingers with 
 their places, and pozters with their coutſes. 1.@bzon. 
 35-3. tand 26.1.7 And princes to ferue the king. 5. 
 Oh20.27.1." Becauſe be was forbinsrn to build the 
 Temple, hee exhezteth Saiemen to performe tt 1. 
 @b7-28.2,to 11. De giuety Salomon tke paterne bow 
 the temple and appertenances ſhould be made. 1. Chr. 
 38,11." Ghat Dauid and his princes offered towatd 
 the building. 1.2hz0.29.1,to 9. Abiſhag, afaire pong 
 maide, cherien Dawid int olde age. 1.ikings 1.11,10 5. 
 Drawing neere mte death, be giueth Dalemen hts 
 charge. 1.kings 2.1, to 10. Dauids death, ann time of 
 bis reigne. 2.kings 2.10,11 and 1.02.29.26." 
 
 The praile of David. Ecclus 47.2. to 12. bis kinge 
 Dome avideth foz euer. 1.kings 8.13. Dee follotacd the 
 Lozd with al big heart. 1-kings 14.8. faue onip in the 
 matter of Ciriah. 1. kings 15.5. Gor wouls hot tabe 
 a! f kiugdome from Salemon ne? bis fonne foz Davids 
 fake, aking. x6.34,35.Dauid forethetwen the refurrec- 
 thonof Chaſt. Actes 2. 25,to 32. Chalk greatet chen 
 Dauid. Gat.22.43330 46. Marke 12.35,36,37- Luk. 
 20.41, to 45. Dauid is called a Pꝛophet.Mat.27. 35 
 aud Gods feruant. Luke 1.69. Actes 4.25. Wee bare 
 the figure of Chriſt. Wat.27.35,36, Max. 1 2. 36. Joh. 
 2.07. and 15.35. Heb. 2. 12. 
 
 @ Debir, an oratour,oz word. a citie calien Kiriath · 
 fannath Joſh. 15.49. and ikitiath-fepber. Fofh.15.15. 
 taken bp Jofhua. Popua 10.38,to 40. Allo the king of 
 Eglou. Joih.10.3. 
 
 Deborah, a word, 02 a bee. The name of Rebekabs 
 nutie. Gene.24.59. ber beath. Gen. 35.8. Ailo a pros 
 phetefle, whoiudgen Iſrael. Jurg 4.4. anv lent Ba 
 rak againfl Difera. Judg.a.s.* Der long. Judg.5.1.* 
 
 Decapolis oftenne cities. A countrep. Matth.4. 25. 
 and Matke 5.20. and 7 31. s 
 
 Dedan. the belowed of thofe. The fonne of Raamah. 
 Gen. 107. Rit 
 
 Dedanim idem, Yla 21.13. 
 
 Dehaue. of generation. E3t8 4.9. 
 
 Decar. force. 1.RinGS 1.459. 
 
 Delatah. the poore of the Lord, 1.€639:3.24, 
 
 Deliah. zdem. 1. Chꝛo 24.18, 
 
 Delilah. looke Dalilah, 
 
 Delphon, regarding pouertiz. € er 9.7. 
 
 Delus. dec laring. A counttep, 1.9 ac.15.23- 
 
 Demas. the common fort, 0} fawouring tne people, 
 Colok. 4.14. aud 2. Tim.4. 10. Bhile. 24. 5 
 
 Demetrius. belonging to (eres. Sonne of Seleucus 
 1.Wac.7.1. Yee flaveth Antiochus, and eniopeth his 
 kingdome. 1. Mac.7.a. Wee lendeth Bacchives and 
 Alcimus to afflict the Tewes r. War.7.8,9. De fens 
 Deth Micanoz to delkrop the Jewes.2.Gac.14, 12,13 
 De would make league with Jonathan: but be refu- 
 feth}, and iopneth with Alexander, whe flaperh Deme- 
 trius, 1.9 ac. 10.3, to §3. 
 
 Demetrius, ſonne of the (aid Demetrius, ſucceedeth 
 Ptolemeus. r. Mac.io.s7. Q coucnanteth with Foe 
 Nathan to fet Javea free.1.QDac.is.19,to 38. bur bé 
 ing BeliueredD bp Jonatha, he brake conenane.1.9Sac. 
 
 11.53. and was ouercome Dp Arlaces. 1, Mac.14.3. 
 
 Allo Demetrius a ſiluer ſmith, a wicked man, Acts 
 39.24. £ 4 
 
 Demetrius. A man of good repozt. 3. John 43. 
 PDemophon. fliping the people. 2.03at.12.2. 
 -c Denis. from heauen, oꝛ by diuine inſpiration, o} pric- 
 ked, 02 moned forward: A man farnamed Areopagita, 
 Jobo belecued in Lizi at che preaching ot aut, 
 
 The firft Table. 
 
 Det 6 
 Actes 17. 34. 
 Derbe.enclofed ina titte. Actes 14.6. Derben 
 Deu-el.gnow God, JRum.1,1 Duel 
 
 4. 
 
 Deuteronomie. a (econd law. The fift booke of Yo 
 fes, which the king is commanded to reade, and why. 
 Deut 17.08." Yt ig veciated Duto the people, Denr ` 
 5. Moles mzote ft, & Delivered it vnto the Piet and 
 Eſders, and whp. Deut.31 9, te 14. Hee caulet itto 
 be lein in the foe of the Arke and tobp. Deu.3 1.26,27 
 Wop commaunveth Joſhua to reade and meditate in 
 Deuteronomie Dap and night, and why. Joſh.a 8. Joe 
 Sua cauſeth it to be both written spon fones, and to 
 be read onto the people. Tolh.8. 30,31,32,33,34:35+ 
 Che booke of Deureronomie ig found in the Temple. 
 2-kings 2 2.8.2.0. b2.34:54,35. Joſiab cauſeth it to be 
 read before all the people. . kin. 23 · 2.3 2.0630.3 4.30. 
 
 Diana. a latine wozd of Dies, the day, fo? that it giz 
 beth light Like the Bap , and therefoze the Doone is lo 
 called. An iole : the goddeſſe whome the Epheliang 
 ertolled with this commendation, great + Diana of the 
 Ephefians. Acted 19.28. i 
 
 Diklah. he Diminifhing. Geu-10.27, 
 
 Dibon, abundance of knowledge o} an abcunding 
 ſonne Fum.21,30.and Pla. 15.2. 
 
 _ Dibon-gad. the abundance of a happy fonne, oꝛ the 
 abundance of vaderfianding , o} of the building of 
 happiueffe. FQum.3 3.45. 
 
 Diblaim, a clufter of figs, oꝛ paſte of drie figs. the fe: Deblaim 
 ther of Gomer. Polt. 3. Diblain 
 Diblath, zdem. a city. Ezek. 6. 14. 
 
 Diane 
 
 Decla 
 
 Diblathaim. idem, a citie. Jere.48,22. — 5 
 Dibri.an Oratour ,02 my word, Leuit. 24. 12. Daher 
 Didymus. a twinne. John 11.16, Didimus 
 Dileam. poore, 02 anfwere of the poore, JoH.15-38- Delean 
 Dimon, where it i red. G{a.15.9. 
 Dimonah. a dunghill, a citie. Joſh. 15. 22. Dimona 
 Dinah,sisd gemene. The daughter of Jaakob bp Le: Dina 
 
 ab. Gen. 30.21. ſhe ig tauiſhed. Gen; 4.152. 
 Dinaie judges. 1. Eſdaas 4.9. Dina 
 Dinhabah. hu indgement in thofe things, Aeitein Denaba 
 
 Enom.Gen. 36.32. 
 
 Dionyfius. looke Denis, 
 
 Diofcorinthius a heauenly ornament. The name of 
 a moneth. 2.49 ac.11.21, 
 
 Diotrephes. zourifhed of Iupiter, 3. John 9. 
 
 Difhan. a threfhing. one of the chilozen of Seir, and n 
 Diſhon fatae ffe o aſhes. another of bis chilozen.Gen. Difhon 
 6 21. ifon 
 Di zahab. where much gold i. Deut. 1.1, eae 
 @ Dodai. beloued. i Chꝛo. 27. 4. Dudia 
 Dodanah, owe. 2. Chaon 29.37. Dodauah 
 Dodanim. beloued, Gene. 10,4, Rodanim 
 
 Dodo. hü vncle. 1.C 0211.12. 
 Docg. careful, Sauls chtefe heatuman. 1,448.21. 
 
 7. who to currie fanour mith hid mafter, reneilerh 
 where he han feene Dania. 1.am.22.9. and after> 
 ward Retu the Prieſts of the Lord, at the commande- 
 ment of Saul, when none of bis other leruants woul 
 1, Baim. 22.17,18,19. 
 
 Dophkah, a knocking. Qum 34. 12. Daphe 
 
 Dor. generation. Joſhua 14.2. Judges 1. 27. looke =e hka 
 Cappadocia. l p 
 
 Dorcas. 4 Doe, oꝛ Rocbucke.ec. a weeman Act.9.36 
 
 Dorda. geeration ofkvowledge. i. king. 4. 3zi. 
 
 Dofitheus. giuing to God 2. Hac. 12. 19. 
 
 Dothan. the law, 02 cuſtome. Gene. 37.17. Dotham 
 
 @ Drachma anv Drachmes.a certaine coine, 2, Drachme 
 Wac.” 0.20, and Luke 15.8. 
 
 Druſilla.rinkled ouer with dewe. Acts 24,25, 
 
  Damah, filence, 02 Lhene (Pe. Gen.25.1 4, Dume 
 Dura: generation,@2 — Dan 3.1. 
 
 5 4 
 
 Ebal, 
 
Hebal 
 
 Obed 
 Abde-nie- 
 lech 
 Abedme- 
 lech 
 
 Heber 
 Abiafaph 
 
 Hebron 
 Abran 
 Hebronah 
 Hebrona 
 Abrona 
 Ecbatanis 
 Ecbatane 
 Ecbathana} 
 
 Anna 
 Adnahk 
 
 Adna 
 Tdumea 
 lIdumean 
 
 Edrai 
 Fgla 
 Gallim. 
 
 Aegypt 
 Ægyptians 
 
 
 
 OEIGGL 
 
 E 
 Ebal.a heate of ancientneffe. Genel. 36.23. Ao a 
 
 < mount. Deut.27.4, 13. 
 
 Ebed a eruant. Judges 9.26. 
 Ebed-melech. /erwant to the King. A blacke Move, 
 
 * Eunuch nta Fedechiay. Jere. z8.7. At his luce Lere 
 
 Mic was takei aut of the Dungeon. Jere.38.8, to 14. 
 Ebed-melech was Deltueren out of captinitie, becaule 
 pepu: his truft inthe Low. Jere, 39. 17, 18. 
 
 Eben-ezer.the (lone of he/pe. \. Baw 4.8 
 _ Eber. paffing, pajfage, 02 anger. The ſonue of Selah 
 Gen.ir.r4. His chilozet. Gen.10,25. ' 
 
 Ebialaph 4 father bringing into one, oꝛ a gathering 
 
 father. oahs ſonne. r: Lh 6.37. aud 9-19. allo the 
 fonne of Elkanah. 1.0h20.6.23. lee Abiafaph. 
 
 __ Ebron a gong ouer,or paling from one place toan 
 other, gganger Stip. H0. 1928. 
 
 Ebronah, going, oz pafing ouer , opbeing angry. A 
 place whete che Glraelites refted. Mum 33.34. 
 
 § Ecbatana, the brother of death. A ſtrong citie. Jit- 
 deth.i. 1. Tob 3.7. and 2. Mac.ↄ.3. À 
 
 @ Ed. witaeſſe Joſhua 22.34. £ ' 
 
 Eden, pleafure, o} delight, Gen.a.8. Niaz i.ic. and 
 2 King, 19.12. 
 
 Eder. a flocke. 4 mang name. 1. Chꝛ.a3.23. alloa 
 citie. Jo 15-21. alfo a tower, as fome thike , neere 
 Beth-levem. Wich.4.8. where the Angels tolve the 
 fhephearde of Chriſts birch. Luke 2.8. 
 
 Edna.ewerlafting reft, on pleafure. Lertaine named, 
 1212.10, Ezta 10.30. Cob.7.2. 
 
 Edom.earthly,boody,o2 red. The turname of Elan, 
 Gen.25, 30. DE kim the countreyp of Edom twas fo na= 
 mer. Ge 36.31. foan Rdomite, that ig, earthy, og bloo- 
 die ig aman of that counctep.a. iki. 1.14. Ehe Edo 
 mites Denied the Iſtaelites paſſage thozolw their con- 
 trep.JQU.20.44,t022. Che ewes were commanded 
 not ta abhoꝛre an Edomite, and wby. Deut.23.7. The 
 ruine of Edom is fogetold. Mum.24.19. Jolal.137.7- 
 Fla. 21.01. and 34.6. Jere.49.7, Lam.4. 21. and Why. 
 Amos a. 11, r2. Ezek. 25. S02. €35.2.* Dba. a." 
 Dauid bp Joab is captaine, veGroperh the males in 
 Edom. 1. Ring. s 1.15,16. be Edomites became Da 
 uids feruants. 2. Dam. 8.4. Thep rebelled. 2 Kin . 
 20,21,22, Thepare {mitten and ouercome bp Judah 
 2 Kings 147, 10. and 2. Chꝛa a5. 11, fee Eſau. 
 
 Edrei the heape oſtrengtli oꝛ might.Deu.t.4 € 3.40 
 
 ¶ Eglah.a calfe oꝛ charet. 2. Sam 3.5. ẽ 1. HL 3.3 
 
 Eglaim, drops of the fea, Yla. 15.8. $ 
 
 Eglon, a calfeyot charet. acitie whereof Debit wad 
 
 Ring. JoH.10.3,4. alfop Wing of the Moabites. Juv. 
 3.42, Wd Chud fae in His chamber. Judg.2.21,22. 
 
 Egypt. angufh o} tribulations. In Hehꝛue Mizraim 
 a countrp ef Aphzica bpon the TUeR ſide of Jude ait he 
 people callen Fgyptians. This country tooke his name 
 of Mistaim the onne of Pam. Ge.s0.6.¢ 1. Chre u. . 
 YDfal.78.¢ x, and 105.23. It twas not lawłult foz the 
 Hebꝛewoes to eat with the Egyprians.We.4 3.32-Ahep 
 account {heepkeepers an abomination. Oen.46-20.4> 
 bzaham went downe into Egypt te auoide famine. Ge, 
 12.10." Dec returned thence verp rich. Gene.13.1,2. 
 Seuen peeres of plentie , ¢ leuen peeres of famine in 
 Egypt. We. 4 1.53554. Yaakob g his houſhold enter into 
 Egypt Ge.46.26. Che Egyptians fog want of money, 
 felionto Voſeph all that thep had.Ge.47.16, to 27. E- 
 gypt fore plagued. rov.7.1.* E 8.i. 69.1 E 10.1 E 
 
 ra. .* accogning to the woz. Ex 3.18. The captiui⸗ 
 tie inEgypt is prophecied.Ge.15.23,14. it beginneth 
 Ex r.ri * Act.7.07. Deliverance from thence ig pzo⸗ 
 milen.Ge.rs-t4 €40, 164.49.21. 50,23. Exo 3. 10. € 
 6. r.efulaller,@thep goe forth with s6ooooo.men. Er. 
 33,36,375338." & PEN be" and 14. Is * Rit 31. Deut. 
 
 The firſt Table. 
 
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 16.1, Hoſea 13.4, after they had ſoiourned there 430, 
 peres. Exo. 2.40, 4 1. God commandeth to ſpeyle the 
 Egyptians. Gro.3,22.€18.2. © 12:35. The firk done 
 of cuerp thing in Egypt Bie. ÆroD.:2.29,30. DF the 
 ruine of Egypt, and deliuerance of Iſtael, reade Miſ. 
 19,1,t0 11. Ero 14.27.* Che Iſraelites dere tores 
 tutne to Egypt, Exo.i4 10,1 1,12. 16.152,3,8 17:0, 
 2,3. AUM.. T.E 14.1,2,354 820.2. 3,4; 5° againk 
 Egypt ig prophected. {farr 1.*19.0.* 20.i. Je 43 
 JE 44-24.% 46.2. * 32.29.17 30,1." EILL? 32. 
 1,to 12. Df the realme of Egypt,and the alliance of the 
 fame: € of toe warre againit rhe lang of Spzia , looke 
 Dan. 1.17. Deliuerance out of Egypt (asp areateft 
 benefit) is often remembzed.Erod.z o.i. 2, 3. Leu.22. 
 33-4 26. 13. Deu.4. 37.8 5.6 €7.8.¢ 8.14.¢ 16.1,3,6, 
 Guvg.2.1.268,9.¢1.S5a.t0.18, & 2. Kin.17 7. Mic. 
 6.4. The Egyptians went fozthb againſt Judah.ꝛ. Ch. 
 12.2533455. Egypt was won bp the King of Babel.2, 
 Kin.24.7. allautted of Antioclus. 1-MWac.1.11,t0 23. 
 Gute Egypt Chꝛiſt fleeth befog: Merod.Wat.2.13,145 
 15. €tetucnery thence, Matt. 2. 19, 20, 21. The Egyp- 
 tians after therr afflictions fezfake their ideles, and pos 
 nour God vpon the onely altar Telus Chrif. Iſaiu⸗o. 
 
 19.* Hoſhea lecketh aide of the Egyptians, and rebel- 
 leth againſt the Ring of Affhur. 2. Kinge17.4. 
 
 Ehud. praifng: A iudge whom Goo bad rayſed to 
 deliuer the Iſraelites from the leruitude of Eglon 
 hing of Moab. Juag.3.15. Ehud ſlaieth Eglon. Juv. 
 3-20, 10 31. 
 
 GEkar. barren,feeble, without firength. 1,02. 2.27 
 
 Ekron barresneffe. Acitie. Jer 25. 20. The citi- 
 zens called Ekronites. Joſh 13 3. This citie Judah 
 tooke. ubg.. 18. Thep lend the Arke of Goo out of 
 theft bounds, and whp, 1. Sam. 5. 10.11, 12. 
 
 @Eladah. Gods eteruitie. 1. Ch.7. 20. 
 
 Elah. az elme, 02 oke. Avallep. 1.Qam.17.2. loa 
 Duke of Eton. Ge.7 6.41. alle the nane of a Ring. 
 1King. 16.66, to 15. 
 
 Elam. æ youg man, 0} virgine. Gen. 10.22. ok him 
 came the Elamites. OF the countrep ann people, reade 
 Piai.. rr, ant 22.6. Jere.49.34.* Gat. 13.0. *E5e. 
 32.24. Dan.8.2. Actes 219. 
 
 Elafah, the doings af God. €3ta 10,22. Jete.29.3.° 
 
 Elath. /frexgeh, a ctthe.Deut.2.8, anda. King 14. 
 32 and rés6. 
 
 Elchanan, the mercie of God, 2. Dam, 23.24. 
 
 Eldaah. the knowledge of God. Gen.25.4. 
 
 Eldad. Gods bel-wed, Manr 26. 
 
 Eleadah, Gods teftimonie, op witne ff? of God. 1.Eh. 
 
 7 Bhs 
 
 Blealeh. Gods aſtenſion. a citie IRU.32 37.Fla.ry 4 
 
 Eleafah.oz Eleafaph, the worke or doings of Ged. 1. 
 Ghz. 2.39. and 8.37, 
 
 Eleazar. the helpe, o} aide of God. Sonne of Aaron, 
 Etoc. 23. Dne of che diuiders of the lande of dana. 
 an. Joſha 5.1. a8 was commansed, Aunt. 34.17. De 
 is ancinted bp Moles. Leu.8.13. after Aarons death 
 he became hie Pꝛieſt Mum 20:28. Deut.10.6 De die 
 eth. Volh.24.33. him ſucceedeth Phinehas. Eron.6. 
 25. NMum.2 5.t 1. 
 
 Atlothe fenne of Abinavab. r. Ham:7.r, Allo the 
 ſoune of Aharon. 1. Maccabees 6.43. Tlo a pzincipall 
 Scribe. 2. Maccab. 6.18. Mfo Joſephs great grant 
 father. Darth.1.15,16. 
 
 Eleph, æarning. a citie. Joſh 13.28. 
 
 Elhanah. ginew of God, 2. Dam.21.19, 
 
 Elhanan, Gods grace, 032 mercie. 2. 5amM.23.24. 
 
 Eli. the offering, 02 Afting vp. The father of the two 
 wicked priefis, Hophni and jSpinehas. r. Ha. 1.3: De 
 Defiterh of Gad to graunt the petition of Hannah. r- 
 Sam. i 17. Hansel ig deliuered vnto hin , aga at 
 
 Aod 
 Ahud 
 
 Acar 
 Accaron 
 Akaron 
 Accaroni 
 Akaronites” 
 Elada 
 
 Ela 
 
 Aclam 
 Aelamites 
 
 Elafa 
 
 Elhanaa ~~ 
 Eldaa ) 
 Elad’ 
 
 Elead 
 
 Eleali 
 Eleale 
 Elafa 
 Eleazer 
 
 Heli 
 
Bliada 
 Elia 
 Eliacim 
 
 Eliafib 
 
 Eliathah 
 Eliathas 
 Elioenai 
 Elioenai 
 Eliaba 
 
 Elioenai 
 
 Eliu 
 
 Elias,Eliah 
 Helias 
 
 HEILS 
 
 fent to the £ oD. 1. Samuel r22. * Che finne of Elis 
 
 fornes cauſed the people to abbezre the orug efe! 
 ring. 1.Sa.2. 17. He isthzeatned, becaule he beateth 
 
 with theit wickedneſſe· 1.Datn.2.27. * He tepzoueth 
 their wickedneſſe, but punitheth them ror. 1.5am.2. 
 23,24,25. Dearing of rhe puniment ozbeined-foz 
 him, be bumbleth himlelfe to Gods good pleafure. r. 
 Sam.3.18. His chitnzen are Naine. 1.Sam.4.01.and 
 
 he being 98. peetesolde, heating thep wereTead, and. 
 
 the Arke of Gon taken, bgake his necke, after bee Had 
 iudged Iſrael 4o.peeres. 1.Ham,4.13,t020. — 
 
 Afo the name of Jolephs father in law:foꝛ Eli other: 
 wife called Joachim, was father tothe birgin Garp, 
 whom Joſeph marien. Luke 3.23. Wat.1.16. 
 
 Eliab. God my father oꝛmy God the father. Sonne 
 
 of [Dallir, the fonne of Reuben. amb. 26.8. allo the 
 
 fenne of Melon. Aum. 1.9. allo Danids eldeſt bzorher, 
 1.Hamir6.6.and17.28. 
 Eliacim. God arifeth, ozthe refarrection of God. 
 Certaine mens names Mat. i. 13. Luk. 3. 30. 
 Eliada.the knowledge of God.i.Chꝛ 3-8. 
 Eliadah, idem, Father of Rezon. 1. Hing 11.23» 
 Eliah: God the Lord. 1.0h2:8.27, l 
 \ Eliakim the reſurrection of God, oꝛ God arifeth Hil⸗ 
 kiabs fonne. 2.Bing 18.18. Iſa.22. 20. alfo Jeſtahs 
 fonne; whom Pharaoh Meche mave Ring in tis fa- 
 thers teat. 2. Ring · 23.34. andcalled him Jebsiakim. 
 2. Chron 36.4, 
 Eliam. the people of God. The ſonne of Ahithophel. 
 2.Dam.2 3.34. 
 Elias, loske Bliiah. 
 Elialaph,the Lord increafeth.@ captatne of the Ga ⸗ 
 Dites, Mum rtg? 
 Eliathib,the Lord retarneth 1. CY2. 3.24. and 24. 12. 
 Eliatha.zy God cometh,o2 thou art my God.i . Ch.⁊ 3. 4. 
 Elidad. the belowed of God. Qum 34.24. 
 Hi Eli lama-fabachthani. Matth. 27. 46. 
 Elichoenai, tothe Lord mine eyes. 1:0}, 26.3. 
 Eliel. God my God. vLE 5.34800 11.46, 
 
 9) Elienai. vito bim mine eyes 1. Chz. 8. 20. 
 
 Elihaba; my God thé father, 2. Barn.2 3.32. 
 
 Eliezer.the helpe of God Gen.15.2-alfo the ſonne of 
 Woles. Erod.18.4. allo the ſonne of Jorim.Luk. 3.29. 
 
 Elihoenai. the Godef mine eyes. Ezta 8.4. 
 
 Elihereph. the God of youth, 1 Tings 4.3. 
 e Elihu.wiy God himlſo oꝛ heis my God Due of Jobs 
 frienvs thefanne of Barachet. ob. 32.2. Aho pred: 
 ueth that age maketh not a maw wile, but the fpitit of 
 Gov. Fob.32.7.. Hee commenveth the iuficeof God. 
 Sob 34.10.and 36.6. alfothe names of certaine men. 
 p@am.7.1.ane nh? 12.20. 
 
 Eliiah. God the Lord, or a firong Lord. & Prophet 
 toljo fozetolde the famine te come among tie irae- 
 lites, 1. Ring.17.1Jand Jam.5.17. He is fea bp tie rae 
 
 O Meng. r ISit.17.6. lent onto tie Winst of Farepharh, 
 
 where be raileth her fonne to fife. 1 Wing.17.9.* Luke 
 4.26. {ent bp Gon vnto Ahab, whom hee bololp re- 
 prooucth, andafter beth mocketh Baals pies, and 
 Hlapeth them. 1.i6ing.18,1,t0 41. DF his zeale foz the 
 Lom. r. Bin.: 9.10. By paper be obtaineth raine. r. 
 Rit.11.42.*Fam.5.18.Deis perlecuted bp Tesebel. 
 +. Bin. 9.2. Fleeing from her being almol famifhen, 
 he deſireth to vie but ts noutiſhed bp an Angel. i1. kin. 
 19.4.5. In the ſtreugth of which meate he tranailerh 
 a460 dayes and 40° nights, 1.iKing.19.8. Daning feene 
 the horrible tempel, and (poken with God, hee tooke 
 luch caurage, that bee was no moze afraid of Jeze⸗ 
 bel. + TKing-¥9.11,te15. Deis commanded to anoint 
 Dazael, Pebu, and Eliha. 1 Rings 19.15. He res 
 Prooucth Ahab , and foꝛetelleth his and Fesebels 
 Death. 1. Rings 21,19,t025. Dee reproucth Apeziab, 
 
 The firft Table. 
 
 PEA I: 
 
 aud tohp. 1. King. a. r6.. Arbis parapet ſite came from 
 heauen, and deſtreyed tiwo captaines With their men. 
 2. Ling. 1.10,91,12. De was an hairie man, and pits 
 Bed with a gitbly of leather. 2.Ring.1.8, De diwiverh 
 the water of Jowan. 2. King. 2. 8. De istakeu sp inte 
 bearen bp a tehitelewinde.2, Ring. 2.11. Chriſt inter⸗ 
 peeteth that Eliiah, prowiled in Malachi, was John 
 Baprik, Watih.s11.10,14, an’ 17.12. Matke 9.13. 
 
 Auke 1.17. Wee was feene at rhe tranffiguretion of 
 
 Lhi. Datrh.17.3. Darke 9. 4. Luke 9.28. Hee ig 
 pPꝛapſed.Ecclus 48.1 ,t0 13. * 
 
 Elika. the Pelicane of God, 2.Dam,23.25, 
 
 Elim. Rammes Exed a 5 27. Mum. 33.5. 
 
 Elimais./udden feares.a citp.1.Qet 6.1. Tob.2. 20. 
 
 Elimelech. my God the King, othe ccun ſell of Ged, 
 The bulband of Moimi Ruth.. z. 
 
 Elioenai: to him mine eyes.1.£02.3.2 3 
 
 ‘Bhionai. ustothe Lord mine cyes.1.Q 524.36, 
 
 Eliphal: a miracle of God. 1.Q2.1 1.35. 
 
 Eliphalet, the God ofdelwerance, Dne of Dauids 
 fons. 1.2 b2-3-8.and 14 5.and 2.am-5.16. Aifo the 
 fonne of Ahalbai.2 Sam. 23. 34. 
 
 Eliphaz.theendeusur cf God One of Jebs friends, 
 Job 2.11. Chote prouerh him of impatience. Jub 4.5. 
 By realon of Jods afflictions bee would prooue bim 
 
 to be faithleſſe Job 4.7.Another araument of Eliphaz. 
 
 taken of the tighteoufnelle of Gov, Yob 4.17. We pers 
 fiffeth to pꝛoue Fob wicked, in that the godly be pare, 
 and rhe wicked punif}ed Job.5.1,2. and lorepzoucth 
 bim of artogancie Job 15.2.* 
 
 —— tie ay eet Avab-Gen.36.4. $ 
 
 Eli ithe tudrement. t. ©h2.15.18,21.; 
 
 Blas fogmlshetigy © otea Et oes 
 
 Bliſha my God (azeth,ox the health of God, he fon 
 of Spapbhat, whom Eltiah anointed  zopber in bis 
 roume. 1, tng.s9.16. Elitha facrificeth a couple of 
 oven gtueth thanks to God , anv immediatlp folowerh 
 bis vocation... Bin.19.21, De was called te be a Pro⸗ 
 phet from $ plough taite, t.kin.19.19,20. We craneth. 
 of Eltiah to haue pis lpirit double opon Yim. 2. ings 
 2.9, Thé chudeen of the Prophets, fleeing him repies 
 nifhed With Sods ſpirit, feli to the groma before him. 
 2 Biniz. t5 Pe diutdeth rhe water of Jowan with is 
 cloke. 2. King. 2.14. The childzen that mocke bim,are 
 Deuoured of two beares. 2.Lking.2.23.24. Dee cafteth 
 falt-into the popfoned waters, and healeth them. 2. 
 
 Bing. 2.21. De prophecieth whileltthe minftrel play⸗ 
 
 20.2; Ling 3.45. De obteineth waters of Govs banog 
 
 forthe armie of Iſtael 2. King. 3-17. Being relteued 
 
 by a tich woman he ebteinerh a child foz het in recome- 
 pencethereof, 2 Ating.4.8,t018, And bp his paper 
 raileth him againe from death. 2.iing.4.18, to 32. 
 Calling meate into-a pet of potrage, he made the fame 
 fit nouriment for the children of the prophets, which 
 before thep thought bad bin popfoned.2-kin 4.38,te 42 
 
 God by Elisha healeth Naaman of leprofie. 2. Rin, 
 §-3,t0 15. Luke 4.27. DE whom he would take nores 
 ward , becaule bee would not fell the gift ef Ged. 2. 
 Rin.5.15 to20. Jn thetime of dearth with 20. loaues 
 be fed an hundzeth men: 2. King. a. 42, 43 44 He cau⸗ 
 leth pzon co lwimme. ꝛ. King 6.6. Hee kortelleth the- 
 king of Iltael, of the comming and intent of the Fra» 
 miegi Ring. 6.8.9. The Bing of Aram, cifenser 
 with bis being pzeuented bp Elifha, fent an army to 
 take bim, which atmie by tie prayer ef Elita, were fo 
 blinded, that.hep were {ed (nto Samaria. 2, King.s. 
 10,t0 21. Elisha fitting tn his hotle, Hemeth what Ic⸗ 
 horam purpoled acainft him. 2. King.6.3 z: 
 
 Foꝛ the loueof Elika the Ring canlerbto be te ſto⸗ 
 redbntop Shunamunite all ber goods. 2 Tkin.8.6.Ge> 
 hazi reheatleth tothe kina the miracles which on 
 
 aa 
 
 Elica 
 
 Elimas 
 Elimade 
 Eli-mefech 
 Eimelech 
 Elioenai 
 
 Elipelet 
 Eliphelet 
 Elpalec 
 Eliphas 
 
 kliphale 
 
 Elizeus 
 FEiifhua 
 Elifeus ` 
 

 
 E'M O 
 Had wzought. 2.kin.8.4,5- He fozetetierh plenty of vi- 
 _tailes vnto the Sanaticaned.s.bin.7.8 He fogerelleth 
 
 the Shunammite of 7.peeres famine to come.2-bi-8.1. | 
 Ben⸗hadad fensety onto Bliſha fez the recoueting 
 
 _ of bis heaith. 2.biug.8.7,8. Eliſha weeping fozeſhe w- 
 eth Hazael the euils that bee ſhould Boe to Iſrael. z. 
 
 king-8.10,11,12,13, Being Ecke, he fozetellerbhking . 
 
 Joalh, bow manp victozies be Mouls baue agataſt the 
 Gramites,2.kit. 13.14,t0 20.De dieth. ⁊. kin. 13.20.40 
 Dead Dodp belug caſt into his ſepulchze, and touching 
 bis boncs,rifeth tolife.2, King.13.21, Deis peatied. 
 Eccius.48.13, gj 
 blifhah, it God, oꝛ ehe lambe of God. Sonne of 
 auen. Gen.10.4. Allo certaine Alles, called bp chat 
 name. Ezek. 27.7. 
 Elifhama.the God of hearing, JRU.1,10+ 2.92.5 ,16, 
 Elifhaphat. my God iudgeth. a. Chꝛo.a2 31. 
 Elitheba.the oth of God,ogthe fulnes of God. Ammi ⸗ 
 
 nadabs Baughter,and Aarons wife. Exov.6.23. Alfo | 
 
 Zacharias wife who being long barren, at length bare 
 John Bapu. Lube.1-557,13." l 
 
 Eliſhua. God keeping [afe Dauids ſonne 2. 8.5. 15. 
 
 Flad. Godſprayſe. Eleaʒats father.Mat.i.14. 
 
 Elizur.the flrength of God. Qum.i.g. 
 
 Elkanah, the xealeof God. The lon of ogag. Ero.6 
 24, Allo the name of Samuels father.1.Sam.1-1,19. 
 
 Elkethite.Jate.ez in the euening, oꝛ the hardnes ,o3 ri- 
 gor of God.an inhabitant of Elkofh.a village of Galile 
 in the tribe of Simeon. Becaule Madum che Pzophet 
 toad borne there be is called an Eikefhite. 3Qal).r.2. 
 
 Ellafar.a dep arting,oz reuoleing from God,or rebells- 
 ons to God. Q counttep in Glia called Pontus. Gen 
 14 Te Acts 2.9, : j 
 
 Elmoded. the meafureof God, 02 God meaſureth. 
 The lonne of Joktan. Ger.10,26.and 1. Chꝛu a.2e. 
 
 Elnaam. Gods fairene ſſe.i.Che. T 1.46. 
 
 Elnathan. God hath guen, oꝛ Gods gift. 2. King. 24. 
 8 Jere. 26. 22. 
 
 Eloi Eloi lama ſabachthani.Max.i 5.34. 
 
 Elon rong, Geu,26.34.DE him came the Elonites. 
 Num.26. 29. Aloa Itidge. TUDE. 12.11313. Allo one 
 of Salomons twelue officers. r. Ring.a4 9. 
 
 Eleth. ol:wes: A citie. 2. Chꝛo. 8. 17. and 26. 2. 
 
 Elpalet, looke Eliphalet. 
 
 Elphaal, Gods worke. i1. Chꝛo. 8. 11, 12- 
 
 bltekeh. the cafe of God. J citp in the tribe of Dan. 
 Doh 19.14. and 21,23. : 
 
 Fltekon, Gods correction. A citie: Jolh.15.59. 
 
 Eltolad, the generation of God. a citie petteining te 
 the tribe of Judah. Joſh. iA 5. 30. and 19 4. 
 __Eluzai.God my frrength, 03 the Rrength of God, One 
 of Dauids toogthies.1.Chzo.12.5. 
 
 Elymas. a corruptor, oꝛ a forcerer. à Magiciam, who 
 reifen Mauls preaching, and therfore became blind, 
 Acts 12.8,ter2, 
 
 Elzabad. Gods dowrie, . Cha.i 2. 12. and 26,7. 
 
 Elzaphan, God of the Northeaſt winde. Exod.6.a22. 
 Leuit. 10.4. 
 
 GEmalcuel. God the king,oz the kingdome of God, 02 
 meffenger of God. De brought bp Antiochus the fone 
 of Alexander. 1.98a¢, 11.39. 
 
 Emek. the valley. Jelh.1 3.19. 
 
 Emims. feares,02 fearcfull,oxthe Le of waters. The 
 neme ofa peopke. Gen. 45. 
 
 Emmanuel, looke. Immanuel. 
 
 Emmaus. fearing counfell, oz abiect people. X vil 
 Jage. 1.Wac.3.40,57.iLuke 24.13. 
 
 Emor. az.affe. Acts 7.16 looke Hamor, 
 
 Emori arebe//, Sonne of Canaan. Get, 10.46. 
 
 GEnaim, a fountain or place where were two waiess 
 
 03 an open place, In shis place (ate Tamar woni 
 
 The firit Tables 
 
 GP ah 
 
 Tunah lay withall. Gen. zz zu 
 
 faang fountaine,o} well,o2 the eyes of them.a citie. 
 of}. 15.34. 
 
 Enan, a cloude, A citie, G3eb.47-17. 
 
 Endor. a well, 0 the eye of gereration o} habitation. 
 
 G citp. Jofh-17.11. Plat. 83.10. 1 ing.28.7, 
 
 Eneas, looke Æneas, TER 
 
 En-eglaim. a wedl,o3 the eye of calues, Eʒe.a47. 10. 
 
 En-gannim. the well af gardens, 03 the cya of prote- 
 
 ion, Joſh. 15.34 and 19.24. 
 
 En-gedi, the well, oz eye of akidde, oꝛ of felicitie. q 
 titie neere to the red (ea toward the Ueit. 1:59am. 
 24.2, Ezek 47.10. Lant.1.13. Joh 15,63, called ale 
 fo Hazezonctamar. Gene.1 4.7.03 Hazzon Gamat. 2. 
 Chꝛon.⁊o. 2, 
 
 Enaim 
 
 En-dor 
 
 En-agallim 
 Enganim 
 
 En gaddi 
 En-gadi 
 
 En-haddah, a merry or qaicke fizht , oꝛ the well of Anhadak 
 
 gladne ffe oz altet the Speian.oz Debsetw,the one well 
 or eye vz the new well or cye. Q citie, Joth19:24. 
 
 En-hakkotre, the fowntaine of hina that prayed ogthe 
 well of the caller om. JUDES 29. 
 
 Enharod rhe well of great feare, Judg 7.1. A place, 
 called alle Haradah Rum, 33.24,25. 
 
 En-hazot. 4 weil, ogeye ofan entrie, 02 the bay or 
 graffe of the well, A citp inthe tribe of Mapheali, 
 sath: 39.37- — i i 
 
 N-mithpat. tue welt ofsnacement. Gen. 14.7.. 
 
 — — Henoch, 5 7 
 
 Enon. a ¢loud,o3 his well, oꝛ eye. dillage. Joh 3.23, 
 
 Enoth. man, o} defperation, Sie fonne of Sheth. 
 Sen 4 26. and Duke 3.38. 
 
 Enofh. liued 905. peeree. Gen. 5.11. 
 
 En rimmon, the wellof height ,.03 the well like a 
 pomegranate, A citie. Mehe. 1.29. To g 
 
 En-rogel. the welor fountain of ſearc hing out. Joſh. 
 15.7-a0d a 8.16,and 4. Ring. 1.9, 
 
 En fhemefh. the wel oꝛ fountain of the fuz. Jel, 15.7 
 
 En-tappuah the wed/or fowntaine of an apple, ofin- 
 fration.@ citie. Jeh.17.7. 
 
 qEpaphras. forming. aman by whom the Coloſſians 
 teceined the Goſpel. Col. i.7. His care a seale fog the 
 Coloſſiaus and other commended. Lel.4.13,1 3. 
 
 Epaphroditus- frire og plea fant. DE him.¢ bis come 
 mendatieu. JPpil.2.25.* adso. 
 
 Epænetus. laudable o} worthy pray/e. Dne that fick 
 embzaceb the Golpel in Aka Rom. 16.5. 
 
 Ephah.wearies a mealure. Exo.i 6.36. €5¢h 45.10, 
 
 11.al(o certaine meng names. Gen.25.4,anB 1.0h20, E 
 
 3.46,47. alloa countrep Wfa.69.6, 
 
 Epher. du/t,o2 ade: 1. Chꝛo.5.24. 
 
 Ephefus.defireable.a chiefe citie of Alta the leſſe: the 
 citizens called Ephefians. Were Panl planten the Boe 
 {pel. Mets 18.19,20,28. and 19.26, and 1, 02.16.89. 
 Reuel, z.i rand 2.1. Their great govdeile was Dias 
 ta. Acts 19. 35. 
 
 Ephlal. iuaging, oꝛ praying.1.Chzo. 2376 
 
 Ephphatha. be opened. G3 ar.7.34. 
 
 Ephod.aa ornament. a garment of linnen, looke Ere 
 od 25.7. Vudg.8.27.and 37.5. 1. Sam. 2.18.and 21.9% 
 and 22.18, 2.am.6.14. Hoſe. 3.4. 1. Chꝛon 15. 27. 
 alio a mang name. Qum.4.23 
 
 kphraim. uitful, opincreafing, The ſecond ſonne 
 of Joſeph. Gen.a1.5 2. of him came the Ephraimites, 
 Fum.26.28, Their lot ozinheritance. Heh. 16,4 to 5. 
 Jaakob appointeth Ephraim ¢ Menaſſeh to be conn- 
 ted fo2 his chilozen. Ge.48.5.¢ whp.1.cb2.5.1.F phraim 
 the pongerpeterred before Manoſleh p elder.Ge 48 
 14. Saakob prophelieth of p kingdom of Ephraim. Wea 
 49.22,toa7.and Co doeth Woles.Deut.33,12,t0 18.B- 
 phraims genealogie.izchz 7. 20 to 30. Ephraim @ Ma ⸗ 
 nalleberaue greater inherit ance of Jwihua, end whp. 
 Joſh.i7 14. Ephraim tiſeth vp agamit Iphtah, tare 
 
 diſcomlited. 
 
 En-harad 
 
 En-mifpat 
 
 Ainon 
 
 > Enos 
 
 Henos 
 
 Entaphuah 
 Epaphra 
 
 Fpah 
 
 Aphlal 
 Ophlal 
 
SE AS H The firſt Table. E 2 B 
 ” pifcomfited, Jung. 12.7 ,to7.Ephraim erpelleth not the the inhabitant ralled Ethkclonites. Tof. 13.3. 
 
 Canaanites, bit dwelt among them. Jungesr.zg. E- -` Efhtaol. a firong woman. A citp. Poth.15.33. ` “Afcalonites 
 phraim tilet op again Gdeon, becaute pee calles Itaulites ffrozg women. people. 1.€2.2.53. Efthaol 
 
 , them not with bim, when he went againk the Midia Ethtemea.a womans word. A ctp. Joſh.21.14. Efihanlites — 
 nites, wht be appeateth, affirming tat thep had done Efi. hard by me. The father of anm. Lu.z3 25. Tſthemoa 
 
 moze then bee in Raving Deb ¢ Zeeb. Pung- 8.1,2,3- 
 ‘Bp Ephraim ts unberftood the ten trikes. 3 fa.7. 2510 
 10 anu 9.8,9. *Dule.5.3;* Df Ephraim teave zerem. 
 
 Eiter. ſecretoꝛ hidden, Moꝛdecate vncles vanghter Heni 
 Eler 2.7. Dye is brought toking Ahapuerofy, gis Etther 
 made Queene in Read ot Clathtt. EH,a.17.She len’ Helter 
 
 Ephratah 
 Ephratkah 
 Ephratha 
 Euphrata 
 Ephrata 
 
 Nephthar 
 Nephi 
 Her 
 Heran 
 Arach 
 
 Heri 
 Herites 
 
 Afarhaddon 
 
 h 
 
 Efdrelon 
 Efrah 
 Efbaal 
 Efban 
 Eſchol 
 Efhchol 
 Efean > 
 Efek 
 Afcalon 
 Afkelon 
 
 4.13. and 31.5,18,19. 
 Ephrath.abundance,o2 fertilitie The wife of Catch. 
 I ©h2.2,19,50.Allo the father of Par.1. Cio 4.4.DF 
 bim ebe citie ef Beth · le hem was lo called. Genel.35. 
 19.ica.5.2. 1.Lb2.2.24.Jola.1 32.6. Mhete Eikas 
 nappwelt.:.Sam. 1.1.¢ Dauids father. 14.17.12. 
 
 Ephron. d#/2. A citie deſtroped bp Junas. :. Jais. 
 46,ta52.looke Jol): 5.9.2.8 020.1 3.19.2. ace 12. 
 37. Allo the fonne of Foar, who foide’ Abgamrbe Belve 
 ana catte of Wachpelay. Gene. 23.6,to 19. 
 
 _Ephthar.a /hining but Nephi,oz Nephther is parsg- 
 cation o} cleanfing. A place 2,Qpatc.r.36. i 
 
 Epicures.azders,oz helpers.@ ſect Actes 17-1 8. looke 
 moze in the fecond Tabie. 
 
 § Erw watchman, The fir bome ſonne oĩ Pwah 
 Gene.38.3.He martieth Tamar: Gene 30.6 Foz pig 
 twickenneile the Loza ſlew him. Hen. 38.7. 
 
 Eran, a follower, Di him came the Eranites, Rum. 
 26,36. 
 
 Eraftus. angable. The chamberlatne of the citte of 
 Cozinth Bom. 16,23. who with Timotheus wag fent 
 into Macedenia bp jDeul. Act-19:32. 
 
 Erech /excth,oz health A citie. Gen. ro. ro. 
 
 Erivmy cite. The ſonne of Gad. Geni46.16.0f him 
 came the Erites Qum.26.16. 
 ẽſaias teske Efaiah. 
 
 Efarhaddon. binding cheerefalne ff- Sonne of Sa⸗ 
 neherib. Ila 37. 37, 38.2. king · 19. 36 37. 
 
 Eu doing, o) workizg.@he fonne of J3hak.Ge-25. 
 25. Izhak loncth bim,t why. e.25.28. Che enlinere’ 
 
 . Inbieh God made oto Rebekah), teuching Efau g Jaa» 
 kKob Gen.25 22,23. EGuis a cunning bunter.Oe25. 
 
 ches 
 
 27.De (ellety hig birtheight foga mef of portage. Ge. 
 35.29." De marieth two mites, whicy were a griefe of 
 minde ts G3sbak ë Webekah.Ge.26.34,3¢.Hee istent 
 foz Denilen.Gen.27.3.4,5 Jaakob geiteto Haus bleh 
 fife: Gem 37.6,t0 30. Elaa made ſeruant to Jaakob. 
 
 Beth to Bozvecat to vnderſt ãd why be mourned’ EL, 
 4.5, tog. Efter intending to (peake to the king foz bet 
 People, prapethg faſteth, anv caulet others to do likes 
 wie. Eſt. 4. 16. She veliteth that the king ¢ Daman 
 Would come to the banquet the bad pacpared. Git. 5.4, 
 to 9, inthe moet of p banquet the ntreaterth ihe king 
 foz ber Ceife ¢ ber people. Ef.7.3. Der prayer for the 
 Deltucrance of per felfe and ber people. Euct 14. 3 
 
 @ Ecam. their bird. A tity. ĩ.Chas 4.32. tos 
 
 Ethan. frength. A wile man, 1.iking.4.31. Allo the 
 name cf other. 1.€]2.6.42544. 
 
 Ethanim. (tvong,02 valiant. The name of thefenenth 
 moneth after the Debewes, 1. Ling. 8.2. 
 
 Eth-baah etd an image. King of the Zidonians. 1. 
 Bingar6.gr 
 
 Ethän talke. A citie. Joth-1 5.42. 13 
 
 Ethiopia, Gu Greeke lignifiery buraing, oꝛ heate: in 
 Debzew itis caile Chus, og Cuth, that is, dleckes 02 
 blackne/fe.a countrep ring frem the flood Tabus nert 
 Esppi, betweene the flood Milus and rhe Deean fea: 
 it lieth in the South snoer the Sunne which ig alwap 
 Keete onto it: the prople called Ethiopians. 
 
 Zerah the Ethiopian watred againſt Alta, ana was 
 Difcomfited. 2 Chz.54.9,10." Doles wife was an: E- 
 thiopian. Mam.ı2.1. Dilip baptizeth an Ethiopian, 
 Gers 8.27. Ethiopianstaken foz the blacke Doneste 
 Jhz0n.12.3. Of whole deſttuction, reade Feph.2.12. 
 looke nioze Gene.2-5 3. EKer, 1.1. Glamis, g 18.1. 
 Bud 20.3.% 37-9. Ezek. 29.0. 0 30.4, 539i ZMOS 9.7, 
 Nahum F.9.Feph.3.to.Jelel.68sz10 2 
 
 Ethnan aguſt· 1.202.472 000. 
 
 E x Athi 
 Ethni. firong, o? giuinc, o} of anaffe. The ſonne ol — 
 
 Serabh.1.fh20.6 41. 
 
 lubulus, prudezt wil oꝛ of goad cour fel, Dune who- 
 falutes Timotbie.2.Cim 4.21. 
 
 Evi. uauſt UG | i 
 
 Euil merodach. foolespafiing ouer bittcrneffeorthe 
 
 Gen.27.37. 33628 bleſſeth Elan. Gene. 27.39,t0-4h~ grinding Lutieraes of'a fosle, p} a foole bitterly beaten: 
 
 Pfau thpeatneth Haakob.Geu.27.4 1 Klau agemi hs 
 farbers will taketh bim wines of che pofteritte of ij 
 nidelSe.28.8,9. De meeteth Jaabob with foure hun: 
 Deth meren. 3.1. Dik anget towards hin is aps 
 pralen. Gen.332.4. We receiuerh bis prelenis. Gen. 33 
 Tr, @ oferethto kerpe binvcompanp Gen 33.12. Eſau 
 Felurneih ro mount Heir. Gen. 33.36. His wines, ti 
 erealogic.Gen 76 Th and 1-Ch2.1.35,t6 43. 
 oleg forbade the. Itaelites towwarre with the 
 chilozen of Elaw,andwhp. Deut.s.4,to8,. 
 MNone Sios ought to bea tognicatour,o2 a prophane 
 peronas Bau- Debra 6s 8 
 ©: haue tonen Jaakob anv haue Hated Efau. Rom, 
 P43: aln, > 2 se DrSc nma e 
 Efdraclon. the helper of ftrength. Judeth 7.3. 
 Eldras. laoke Ezra S: R bas setts 
 » Ethbaal. the fre ofthe ruler. 1.Oh2 8.33 
 EMhban fre of the ſunne· Gev.36.26, +; 
 Ethcol. grapes; or a clafler. Eye name of a tiuet o⸗ 
 valley in $ land of Canaan, fro whence the bzãch with 
 
 13.2 pto 28 Deu.i.2⸗4. Allo a mans name.Ge.a 4.03. 
 bkſbean. hed up, A citie. Jeſhen 5.5 2. i hs 
 Ethek. vislewce,o2 force. 1. Chꝛi 8 39. i 
 Efbkelon.the fire of lander. A citieslaske Athkelon 
 
 op ground to pouder. Wing ot Bebel foune to Qebu⸗ 
 chednezzat · 2, Ring.25.27. Jete: 52.3 T. 
 Eunice, good wiftory.@ faiehfull waman the mother 
 of Zunothte. s. Timing: 3 
 Eunuch: ge/ded. lonke in the feeonn Table. 
 Eupator. geod father, The ſurname ef Antiochus 
 the onne of the vngodip Antiochus pipbanes: 1. 
 Mac.6.17.2. Mac.2 20.and 10,f0, £3. Mis comining 
 info Judea: 2.Mac. gA. to win! } 
 Euphrates. Guitfuld. A riner called Perath. Gen.2. 
 14. and 15,1 8. Ecclus ⁊4. 320. u * 
 Eupolemus. fighting well, 02 a good warriour. Due 
 of Juvas Embafladours. 1. Qdac, 8.17. 
 ‘Evroclydon.the Northeajt-winde Bs 27. 14 
 Enutychns. happy, 02 fortunate: A pong man whom, 
 Paul raifed from death tolife.Acts 29.9,t0 13. 
 
 Buodias. a gosd [melik -A-wozthp woman among the Euodia 
 
 Pbitippians JD pil 4.2, 
 Gk xorcifts. conurers: of whom looke inf 2, Table. 
 
 20 Ws —— 
 »Ezekias,locke Hiskiiah. : 
 
 Ezekiel, the frength of God.a Prwpbet.E3eh.2.2, Ezechieli - 
 
 then he prophefiedsin whofe Bayes; and where. Szek. 
 1.1, Dig kiured and office, Ezek. 13, Hee is lent ta 
 utae 
 
 % 
 
 Æthiopia 
 
 Eοn haftening to underfland, Gene.46.16..1, Efbon : 
 oue clafict ef grapes was bꝛought vnto Radel). Ma. Ch H 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 G'A B 
 
 tutne the people from their ettoz. Ezek. 2.3. He is fen 
 with the Wo0 of God, boldned by ptg ſpitit, and fent 
 to the Iſtaclites in captiuitie. C3e.3.1, 2,t0 16. Che 
 ſimilitude of God appeareth pnto him. G3ek.8.2. Hee 
 id brought te Jeruſalem in the ſpitit. Ezek. 8. 3. ee 
 heateth the Lozde ſpeake, who fozerolde biim that the 
 captiues hould returne tothe land of gſcael. Ezekiel 
 11,47. Dereturnety in ſpirit fro Gudea onto Caldea. 
 Ezek. 14.34, Dis wines oeath. Ezek. 24.48.He ſeeth 
 the glozie of Won entring into the Temple , from 
 whence it fad. before departed. Ezek. 43 ·2. Dee leeth 
 the waters pllue togch of tye Demple.G3e.47.1, 2.De 
 is pꝛaiſed.Ecclus.a9.8,9. 
 
 Ezel.@ walking og of the way.t. Sam.20.19. 
 
 Ezeliah.neaveshe Lord Gh 34:8. 
 
 Ezem.a bone,t .Che.4 29. 
 
 Ezer.an helpe.Gene 36.21. Nehe.3.1. 
 AND r. Chr·. 4.4. and 7.21, 
 
 Ezion geber.counſell of aman IRUM. 33. 35.and 2. 
 
 Chz.8.17,Deu.2.8. 
 
 Ezra.an belper.a famois ſeribe Ezra 7.6.to thome 
 Art ahſhaſhte gane commillion to-return onto Jetuſa 
 lem with many Jewes. Ezta 7. 1,1 1." whole names 
 are rehearſed Ezra 8 1.* Hee ſeparateth the range 
 wineg from Piraci Esra 9.1." and 0,1, teadeth the 
 law.jRebe.8.2,3.%and 1,6 (0.9.39. "is called Jehoʒa⸗ 
 bak. 1 .22.6.14535. 
 
 Ezrimy helpe. t.L£02.27. 26, Joaſh was the father 
 ef the Ezrites. Jubg.6.01- 
 
 Ezriel.the kelpe of God. Jet.36.26. and 20 h%5:24s 
 a Ezrikam.an helpe arsfing: 1 C20, 3.23 I0oke Azi- 
 
 am, > i 
 
 F 
 Felix happie, oz profperoxs. The Romane veputie 
 fox the countrep of Jurie. Actes 23.24,26. who. with 
 bis wife Dulilia beary' Paul of tye taith of Chzilt, 
 Acts 24.3, 23525." 9 ; 
 Fefus feflinak og icyfalt, Che ſurname of Porcius 
 
 ‘ tobo ſucceeded Felix. Actes 24,28. reade Acts 25.1.* 
 
 and 26.24.* 
 Fortunatus, Jackie, oꝛ fortunate. man, whom D, 
 Paul vetopced in. 1, Coz. t 17. 
 
 Gaal, an abomination. The ſanne of Ebed, who mo- 
 ued the Shechemites againſt Abimelech and tooke 
 the citie of Shechem bp korce. Judg. 9.26, to 30. Hee 
 is. chafen from Shechem, and his armie difcomfited 
 bp Abimelech. Judg.ↄ. 39. 40, 41. 
 
 Gaath. a forme. A mount.Joſh.24.30. 
 
 Gaba. a hid. & citie. joh. r 8.24. 
 
 Gabacl. Tob.9.1,2.* and 1.15, and 4.1, ands.8. 
 
 © Gabai, the backe- Nehe.ai.6. 
 . Galbbatha. John 19.13. 
 
 Gabith. Job.a8.i8. 
 
 Gabriel, aman of God , o2.the firengthafGad. An 
 Angel who appeared bute Daniel ¢ Facharie.Dan.8, 
 16.* and 9.21." Luke 1,11, tozr. and to thebirgine 
 Warie, Hhewing her how the ould conceive che ſonne 
 of God. Luke 1.26, to 39. 
 
 Gad, a band, 02 gariſon, happie, oꝛ readie. The fonne 
 of Jacob bp Filpah. Gene.30 11; Deets bleſſed of fis 
 father, Gen.49.19. Ors chilozen.Gen.46.16.Qhe ins 
 Heritance of his tribe. Qum-3 2.29. Jolh,n3.8,24. His 
 genealogie and habitation. 1.Qhg.5.11, to 18. Joſhua 
 
 ferdeth Backe nto their inheritance thole ofthe: tribe 
 of Gad, Reuben and halfe Maneſſeb, which bad cons 
 Ducted their bzethzen into the land of Canaan. Jaſh. 
 23.1,to 7. which thing thep were commaunded to Boe 
 Joſhua 1.12.* Deut. 3.18,19,20, bi⸗⸗e 
 - Df thetribe of Gad were ſealed 12000; Reue 7.5. 
 
 Gad ig alfo the name of a Pꝛophet, wha warnen 
 
 The firft Tables; 
 
 and 12.42. 
 
 iG 2A 327 
 
 Danit to vepatt cut of the lanv of Boab, ant fleeto 
 
 Sudeh. 1.Ham.22.5. Dee denouncerh vnto bim Mong 
 weath foz numbging of the people. 2 Sam,24.11.* 
 
 Gadarens, walled,oz hedged about. peopie arke 
 $-1,10 18, Luke 8.26, to 38. called allo Gergelenes. 
 — 8.28," — 
 
 Gaddah, hus kid, 02 his felicitie. & sitie. 5. 
 
 Gaddi. a kid, Um. f T < 5 —— 
 
 Gaddiel. the God of felcstie. Mum 13. 11. 
 
 Gaius. the Lord. Che name ot Hauls hoſte. Rom, 
 16.2 3. whom he baptized, 1.€02.4.14.e was taken 
 pel-oner. Act.19,29. his loue toward the minifiersof 
 the wozd commended. 3. Jon * 
 
 _ Gaius. of Derbe accompanieth Paul into Afa, Act. 
 20.4. 
 
 Galatia.malhing, oꝛ oſmilhe. A countrep, Act.16.6 
 and 18.23, Ube people calied Galatians, at whole ins 
 conftancie Paul did wonder, ¢ efpecialip becaule thep 
 thought citcumcilion neceflarp. Oal.s.6. Paul callety 
 them bewitched, fog that thep were fallen from faith 
 buto.the wozkes of cyelaw. Gal.3,1.* Dee preacheeh 
 the Golpel suto them dp diuers aiflictions. Balat.q, 
 13 Ciivat affection thep bare him. Gala.g 15, 
 
 Galal. g roule, 0} wheele.t .Lb7-9.15, 
 
 Galbanum, a gumme. Exob. 30.34. 
 
  Galecd, the heape of witneffe. Gen, 31.47,48. Looke 
 
 Gilead. 
 
 Gahilah tarning rowling, oꝛ wheele.A countrep on 
 the F2ozeh Gue of Judea. Jolh 20.7. 2.ingas 29, 
 Hudeth 1.8. Datty.4.15- Jon 7:52. Chole of Galile 
 received huik after thep bad teene jim wozke mira: 
 
 cles. Fobn 4.45. Che Apolifes goe vnto Galile ; anv 
 
 there Lawe Jeſus rilen trom death. Mat. 8.26,27. 
 Gallim. heaping up together. i. Sa.⸗ 5.44. Jla. 10.30. 
 Gallio mich, A depurp of Achata, Acts 28.12514. 
 Gamadims.dwarfes.£5¢,27. 11. i 
 
 . Gamaliel: Gods reward, ogthe camel of Gad. Pauls 
 taller, a good Doctog of the law, Acts 22.3. bp whofe 
 
 countell che Apoities were deſiuered. Act. 5.34." 
 
 _Gamariah, a perfection, 92 confuming of the Lord, 
 
 The onne of Milkiah. Here.2g.3.and 36.25. 
 Gamliel, Gods reward. JAM. 1.10, 
 
 Gamul. a recompenfe. 1.002.24.17- 
 
 Gareb, a fcabbe, The name of a hill. Fete.31.39,. 
 
 -Garmites. bones, oz after the Dpzian, my caufe, Iy 
 Chz.4.09. -- i 
 
 GaN their bellowing. The fonne of Eliphaz. Ge. 
 
 3 «U5, * * 
 
 Gath. awineprefz. Acitie taken bp hazael King 
 of Aram, a. King 12,17. teade Aich.. 10 2. Sam. 
 32.20, : ; f 
 Gath-rimmon,ahigh wineprefe A citie in the tribe 
 
 ol Dan: Tothers.45. = D 
 
 ‘Gaza, frong,o2 a goate, A cltie. r am.6.17.Acts 8. 
 26. t aken bp Judah. Tudg.0518. lariat 
 
 Gazabar. a treafurer:A prince of Judah. Ezt. 1.8. 
 
 Gazer. adinidsng oga fentence. G cltie.2.a.5.25. 
 
 Gazet. fhauing oꝛ a paſing ouer.i. Che 2.46. 
 
 Geba: a bill: citie builded bp. Alae2.Ham.5.2 5. 
 2 Qing. 23.8. 1. Chꝛ. 8.6. 2, Dbz. 16.6,JQehems 1,384 
 and 12.297 flagro 29, Fech14.10. Juveth 3.10, 
 
 Gebal.the ead. A citie of Spzia.jSlal.83.7. [ 
 
 Geber. aman, wianly,ftrong, oz after the Dpzian, a 
 houf: cocke. The foune of Gri. 1. King 451 9u 
 
 ee Acitie. Iſa.io t- 
 
 Gedaliah, the greatne(fe of the Lord. The ſonne of 
 Paſhur. Pere. 378) 1. was conſtitnted gonervour ouer 
 tderemnaut of Jeruſalem; after the people were len 
 captiue inte Babplori2.isimg.25.22, t025- Here. go. 
 5,6. his beath- Ring 25. 25 Sere 41.1, 2 Ato mens 
 names. 1. Ahras.: 3. Ezta 10108, eph ua 
 
 edeon. 
 
 Gadarenjteg 
 Gerfenites 
 
 Gadda 
 
 Caius 
 
 Galathiane 
 
 Galeb 
 Galile 
 
 Gemariah 
 
 Azzah 
 
 Shefhbaz- 
 zar 
 
Girgafhites 
 Gergefiies 
 
 GZ EER 
 
 Gedeon.eb.11.32. looke Gideon. 
 
 Geder.awall.acitie in Sjudab, Jol 12,13. 
 
 Gedera.zdem. a citp, Jolhua 15.36; The citizens 
 whereof twere calles Gederathites, 1.€ 2.12 4.02 Gê- 
 derites.. Cha. 27. 28. 
 
 —— hedges. a citꝑ. Joſh.i5.41. and 2. hzo. 
 
 23.18. 
 
 Gederathaim, idem, Jofh.15.36. 
 
 Gedor, idem. a citie Jofh.15.58. 1.€620.4.38.and 
 
 12.7. Allo mens names. 1.£020.4.4,18, ANB 9.37. 
 
 Gehazi: the valley of vifion, Seruant to Eliſha. 2. 
 Gings 4. 12. whom bismafter fent with bis Gaffe to 
 raile to life his bofteRe fonne : which be could not Doe. 
 2. King 4.29. 
 
 Gehazi, forging lieg, got gifts of Naaman, whom 
 bis mafter bad bealed of the ieprie, which tig maftet 
 becaule be woulo nor lell the graces of Gon, bad trefu- 
 fed. foz which caufe Gehazi and bis pofteritie ig {mit- 
 ten with the lepzie. 2 ikimg.s.22.* 
 
 Gehazi. declareth onto the King what mitacles E⸗ 
 lifha bad Done. 2 King. 8.5. 
 
 Geliloth. Joſh.i 3,17. 
 
 Gemalli-wares,o24 camell. IQUM, 13.13. 
 
 Gemariah, looke Gamariah, 
 
 Germelah, the valley of falt. 2 Sam.8.13. 
 
 Genefar. the garden of a prince. 1.99at.11.67, 
 
 Gennefaret. dem. acitp, Matth. 14-34. 
 
 Genubath. theft,oz gardez ef the daughter, 1 Jing, 
 11.20. 
 
 Gera. a pilgrime,o} a ſtranger. The ſonne of Benia- 
 mitt,Gen,46.21, 2.ch2.3. 3,5. Allo the ſonne of Ehud. 
 Jug. 3.5 5. Ailo the father of Shimei 2.Sam.16.5. 
 
 Gerah. g meafure. JQum.3.47.@3ek 45.12. 
 
 Gerar. a pilgrimage, oꝛ a ſtruuing. The chieke citie of 
 she Philiſtims. Gen. 10, ro.anB 20. 1,2: 
 
 Gergathites. idem as Girgafh. A kinde of people 
 Zofh.3.10,looke Girgahi: = 
 
 Gergefenes.zdem a people bepond Galile. Wat.8.283 
 
 Gerfhom. a ftranger there. Ghe fonne of Boles bp 
 Zippoꝛah. Exod. 2.31,22. citcumciſed. rod. 4.25, 
 brought to Doles into the wildernefie.E rod, 18.2, 2. 
 
 Gerthon, ha banifhment. The fonne of Leui. Gene, 
 46.411. Rumb: 3. 17. of whom came the Gerfhonites. 
 Fam. 3.21. his office. Mum.4.1. * his genealogie. i, 
 Chꝛo.s.i.* theif partion. Jof}.21.27;te 34 * 
 
 Gerizim. hatchets.Q mount. Judg. 9.7. whereupon 
 the Leuites were commanded to blefle rhe Iſtaelites. 
 Detit.13.29,4nd 27.12. 
 
 Gerfhunni. bauifhed men. ã people of whom Gebiel 
 tame. 1.€$20.26.21.anB 29.8, 
 
 Geruth. gong on pilgoimage. F citie called alfo 
 
 ; Chimham, and whp. Jere. 41.17. 
 
 Geffar 
 Gefur 
 Gefhuri 
 Geffuri 
 Gethurites 
 Geflurites 
 
 Gelhan, drawing neere. The foune of Jahdai. rch 
 2 Ts = S 
 
 Celkem, vaine. An Arabian. Nehe 2.19. 
 
 Gefhur. a walled valley. acountrep were Talmai 
 raigned.3.Sam:3:3-and 13.37. The people were alle 
 fo called. 1. b20n. 2.23. And alſo Gelhurites dwelling 
 in the middes of Iſrael. Fofh-1 3.13, Deu 3. 14. Jo. 
 1235. and 13.2 Sm 27.8. 
 
 Gether. the valley of fearching out. Gen 10.23. 
 
 Geth-femane. a plentiful valley.a placelooke Wat, 
 26-36.0B8r.14 32. 
 
 Geuel Gods redemption. lum.137, t6, 
 Gezer, looke Gazer. @ his citie Yofhua deſtroyed, 
 
 both king & people. Joh 10 33. burned bp Dharaoh,e. 
 
 afterward reebdified bp Salomon. 1.kit.g 16,17.looke 
 
 moꝛe theteof. Dolh.16 3,20. 1.02.20.4. 1. Mac 5.8. 
 
 Gafara 
 
 Gezzã the fleece of them,oz ſhauing thofe. 3.2 48, 
 @Giab. 2 figh,e2 a cvone.3.Dam.2.24. 
 Gibbar, ffrong, manly, Qa man, CHA2.20, 
 
 The firft Table. 
 
 uer the Oibconites-Zofp.19.657, 
 * * 
 
 GA IND 
 
 Gibbeshon, 2backe, 02 an high houfe. a citie, Toh, 
 19.44. called Gibethon, Jo}.21.23. : 
 
 Gibea. a fell, Bonne to hena 1. Chz0.2.49. | 
 
 Gibeah. zdem: acitie. Jeſh 15.57. Juag.19.1 2. and 
 20 9. 1, Dam. 10.26,and22.6.and 23.19, 
 
 Gibeath. ahil. Acitie in Beniamin, Jofh. 18:28, 
 The citizens calles Gibeathithes. 1.€620n. 12.3. Allo 
 a place where Gicazat was buried. Joh. 24.33. 
 
 Gibeon, dem. a citie from Jerufalem z0.mies.Joſ. 
 9-17 €18.25.¢ 21-17. .€62.8.29,J2eb.7.25 .Je,28.1. 
 The Gibeonites crafttlp crane peace of Tofua, th whi 
 be topned Wout alking at Goss mouth. Fol.9.3,t0 16. 
 
 Thep hew wood g draw water fo? the houie of Gov. 
 Jofh.9.23. Gibeon befieged of fiue kings. Lef 10.5, 
 Saul ef seale to Iſrael and Judah, bzake the couce 
 nant which was mate with the Gibeonires bp Joſtua, 
 foz bich Iſtael was puniihed with famine, ontiil tbe 
 feuen chtinzen of Saul were faine. 1.@4.31,1,to 10. 
 Whe Gibconites abule the Leuites wife. Judg.i9.25. 
 The Amozyes war with the Gibeonites foz the peace 
 made toith Sofhua,e were vanquiſhed. Jol. 10. 6,to 15. 
 
 Giddel. great. €3ta 2.47. „à 
 ` Gideon a breaker, 02 defiroyer. The ſonne of Joaſh. 
 Jubg.6.11. Che Angelappeareth onto bim. Tuvg.o. 
 13. De deſttuſteth bis might that beis not able to pee 
 liner Iſtael. Judg.6.14. De deftroperh Baals altar. 
 Judg.6.28. He is called Jexubbaal. Judg.6.32. He 
 offceth factifice bonto God, which being confurmed wip 
 fre from besuen , bee was aſſured that he ſeut him te 
 Deliner Jleael.Quvg.6.21: Pis faith in Goons promie 
 confirmed by the experiment ef a fleece of wool. June, 
 6.37." He with bis feruant geeth to the campe of the 
 Bivianites, where, about mivnight, he beard one in- 
 terpzete a dꝛeame that Ged woum Beliner the armig 
 of the (DeBianites into bis band. Indg · 7.9, to 15. 
 
 Gideon with thgee hundzed men ouercommerh the 
 huge hoſte of the Medianites. Judg.7.15.* De would 
 not gouerne Iſtael, bur fait, The Lod honlo. Judg. 
 8.22,23. De complameth bite Gav fog the affliction 
 of Iſrael. Judg.6.13. 
 
 Gideon. afrapd baning kene the Angels faer, ig 
 comfozted af God. Judg.6.22,22. 
 
 Gideons courteous anfwere to p Ephzaimites.lscke 
 Ephraim. He bath 70. fonnes bp diners women. Judg. 
 8.30. all Haine bp Abimelech their brother, deſcended 
 of a cocubine.Judg.9.5 Mis bꝛethꝛen fain bp Jebah € 
 Falmunna.Jutgs 18,19. The pecple gine him theit 
 golden caterings. Wadg.8.24,to 29.1 flaiery ý kings 
 of rhe Midianites, Zeba and Salmunna Jungi. 21, 
 
 In the time of Gideon, Fltael without warte the 
 fpace of fozrie peeres. Judg 8. 28. Heig commendes, 
 Heb.11.32. Dis death. Judg 8.32. 
 
 Gideoni,;zdem. JQUM, 1$ k 
 
 Gidor. a wall, o} hedges, 1. Chꝛ. 8. 31. 
 
 Gihon.a bre/t,op valley of grace. a tiuet. Gen, 2,13. 
 and 2.€ hz. 32.30. 
 
 Gilalai. a wheele,o2 marble. Fiche. 1 2.26. 
 
 Gilboa.a rewoluing. 03 fearching owt. A mount. r, 
 Sam. 28.4.anw.z 1.1,8.1. Chro. 10 4.2, 58M. 1.6. 
 
 Gilead  countrep, city, and mount fo called, Tooke 
 Galeed. Gen 31.24 Rumiz 2.5. . Chꝛo. 6. 80. Dente 
 3:10.13 Pohu 3.17,25,32. Plal 60.7. Judg. ro. a. 
 Alfo the name of Machirs fenne ; of whom came the 
 Gileadites. Mum. 26.29. Judg. 10.3. : 
 
 Gilgal. 2 wheele, ep retsolution.. A citie by Foran; 
 tobere the Iſtaelites pitched twelue Rones on end, in 
 Gane of their palling theough Jorden dryſhed. Folh.4, 
 19,20, In this place the Iſtaelites were circumcifen, 
 Joh.5. rto r5. Sauls kingdome renewed in Gilgal. 
 1.Bam.1 1.14, 15. From Gilgal Joſhua went to deli⸗ 
 
 Giloh, 
 
 Gebcon 
 Gabaon 
 
 Gedeon 
 
 Gedeon 
 Gedor 
 Gyhon 
 Gion 
 
 Galalai 
 
 Galgak 
 
 
 
o caa blue saa 
 
 Gilo 
 
 Gineth 
 Genthon 
 Ginethon 
 Gimfo 
 Gergafi 
 Girgafites 
 
 Gerzites 
 Gafpha 
 Gethath 
 Hepher 
 Githaim 
 Gethaim 
 Gethite 
 Gezonite 
 Gnidum 
 Gaah 
 
 Goliah 
 
 Gomorrhe 
 
 Geffen 
 Gofen 
 
 
 
 
 
 | Golan 
 
 Greece 
 
 Hai Ai 
 Hay Ay 
 Ahafthari 
 
 GHI ADB 
 
 Giloh. 4 reioycing, oža difcouersng.a citie. Joſh. 15. 
 g . 2. Sam. 15. 12. The citizens callen Gilonites, ag 
 Ahithophel. 2. Sam. a 5. 12. 
 
 Ginath, a gardes. ing 6. 21382. 
 
 Ginnetho. dem. MNehe. 12. 4. 
 
 Ginnethon. sdem.INehe. 1026. 
 
 Gimzo. that bulrufhs a citie. 2 Cheo.28.18. 
 
 Girgathi. drawing neere to pilgrimage konne of Ca 
 Hhaan.Wer.ro, 16. Dt him came tye Grigathites Sen. 
 85.2 1.Jooke Girgafhites. 
 
 Girzites. an Axe: a people. 1.Sam.27.8. 
 
 Gilpa. comming hither. Mebe.v0.2". 
 
 * Gittah-hepher, digging a wanepreſſe. Joſh. 19. 1 3. 
 
 Gittain,a winepreffe.a citp.ꝛ.Sam.a.ʒ Ne. 1 1.33. 
 
 Gittite.winepre/fes. The citizens of Gaty fo calet. 
 1.0 h20.1 3.13.80 2. ait.21,19. 
 
 Gizonite. fhawing. 1.C 20.11.34. 
 
 @Gnidonor age.an Yet Wac.15.23.Byp it Paul 
 failed going to Rome. Act.27.7-there called Gnidem. 
 
 Goath. hu touching op hi roaring. Wcte.31.39. 
 
 ; Gob. Grafhoppers. a citp callen nilo Gezer. 2. am, 
 21.18, 19. 
 
 Gog. aroofe of an houfe. Donne te Shemaiah. r 
 Ch: 5.4. Allo a peoples C3ek.38.2. * and 39,1,t0 17. 
 Reucl.20.8. 
 
 Golan. a pa/ing over. a city. Deut-4.43. Jolh.20.8- 
 
 Golgotha. Matth.27.33. Mar.i 5.22. Ijoh. 19.17. 
 
 calicd Taluarie. Luke 23.33. 
 i Goliath.a captuaity, o pa/fing ouer.a giant of whole 
 fature and defflance , lookex.ami.17 4,t012. ares 
 wWard to him that ould bill him. -Sain.17.25. Das 
 Wid cutteth off his bean, and baingech it to Jeruſalem. 
 1.9am.17- 51,54-Gcclus.47.4. De taketh Goliaths 
 fmo of Ahimelech the pzieft. 1.Sam.21.9. 
 
 Goliath the Gittite ip Laine bp Elvanah. 2.Sam. 
 21.19. 9 £ 
 
 Gomer.ci/uming a conſumer, oꝛ wanting. The onne 
 
 apbeth. Gene, 10.3, 3ek.38.6. Tio ameafire, 
 looke Homer, ann Omer. Allo the Daughter of Diblaim 
 wife to Polea the Wzophet.Wofx. 3. 
 
 Gomorah. a rebellious people. Due of the fue cities 
 Beltroyeu with bzimone ¢ fire from heauen. Gen.ro. 
 24.cead.@e.10,19.¢ £3.10.¢ 14.8,t0 13. locke Sodom. 
 _ Goren Atad. athormie corse floore. A place where 
 the Aſtaelites lamenten Jaakeb.Gen.5o.10. : 
 
 Gorgias. terrebleyo2 (wifi. 1.9Bac.3,38.anv 4,1,18, 
 aud 55 9. i P 
 
 Gohhen,adrawing necre. a patcel of Egppt. where 
 Iſt ael was appointed bp JHhataoh coawell. Gen. a5. 
 10,aND 46.28, 34.and 47-4.6. Allo a citie inthe tribe 
 Yuval. Jalh.ro.41. and 5.51, 
 
 Gozan,a fleece of woolt,o2 a paffing ouer. Ariuer, 2. 
 
 | Ring 17.6. 1.0305. 29.Al(oa city, 2. King 19.12. 
 
 Iſa.37.12. j 
 Grecia deceiuing.oz making fad: after the @reeke, 
 
 | frong.in Hebets Fauan. acountrer.¥ [a.66.19.£3e. 
 27.1 3.Act820.2. The people called Grecians. Actes . 
 
 6.1 Jooke Greeke in the fecond Cable. 
 
 Gudgodah. the happineffe of felicity. Deut. 10.7. 
 
 Guni. a garden og covering Maphtalis ſonne. Gen, 
 46.274. of bim came the Gunites-J2um.a 6.48. 
 
 Gur. a whelpe: acitp neere which Zeyu Aue Aha⸗ 
 ziah King of Judah. 2.iking 9.27. 1J 
 
 Gur-baal.tbe whelpe ef the gouernour. a place where 
 
 the Arabians —— —— 
 
 Hani. a heaping vp together. a citp. Gen. 12.8, Joſh. 
 12.9. Ezra 2,28, 
 
 Baatheari. a ranner Alerg inne. 1. Chron. 4.6. 
 
 Habaiah.the hiding of the Lord. (37a 2.61. 
 
 Habakkuk a wreftler. a Pzophet Dabak. rr whom 
 
 The firſt Table. 
 
 He A’. 
 
 Gon appointed to carp Daniel food. Da.14.33,to 40. 
 
 Habakkuk in the perſon of the Faithfull doeth pites 
 ouflp complaine, that the wicked Did perſecute the tuk. 
 Pabak.na t >! 
 
 Habazzaniah.a hiding of the fhield of the Lord. ghe 
 father of Jeremtah. Bere. 39.3. 
 
 Habel, vanity o? a.gapeng.{onne to Avam. A keeper 
 of theepe, whole offting was accepted ef Goo, whertoze 
 bis brerher Wain cnuping bim, lets him. Gen.4.4,8. 
 bis faith g righteouſneſſe Heb. aAc.a. The ſitſt martye, 
 
 -whofe blood cricth fog vẽge ance, Wat:23.35 lu r15 1. 
 
 The blood of Chꝛiſt {peakerh better things, then 
 that of Habel. Heb.12.24, 
 
 Habiah. sdem. ag Habaiah.ebe,7.63, 
 
 ' Habor. a fellow, 02 partaker. a citie.ꝛ ings 17.6. 
 amd 18.11. and i1. Chꝛo.5. 26. 
 
 Hacaliah.wanting of the Lord, father ta ehemiah. 
 Ache. rr and v0.1 
 
 Hachilah, hope i that,oz a hooke in that.a pila. Qa. 
 23:19: ; i 
 
 Hachmoni. 4 wife man, 03 the waiting of a gifi. E 
 EH 11. 11. and 27. 32. 
 
 Hadad. soy, og retoycing. a king of Edom. Gene 36. 
 33, and 1.Chz. 1:46. Mlo Ilmaeſs fonne. 1.C 2.1.30, 
 called Hadar. Gene,2 5.15. Aifoone whom the Lod 
 railed bp againſt Salomon. 1 Wing. 1.14,t0 18. 
 
 Hadadezer, looke Adadezer, 
 
 Hadadrimmion, the voice of height, @ tome: Zech, 
 12. 11. 
 
 Hadalhah, sewes, oya moncth.a citie. om.r 5.37.. 
 
 Hadaflah. a Myrtlettree, a name of Effer.€ 8.2.7, 
 
 Hadid, a reioycing,o? fharpe. debe. 1 1.34, 
 
 Hadlai, loytering oꝛ letting. 2.02.28.52, 
 
 Hadoram. their prai/e, Gent-10:27, 1,0 53.18:10. 
 
 Hagab. a grafhopper. Ezta 2.46. 
 
 Hagabah. idem. €3ta 2.45 Nehe.7.46. 
 
 Hagar.a ffracer chewing the cud,op fearing Harahs 
 banbmaid. Gen.16.1. who conceiving by Abram ve» 
 Cpilech ber miltrefie. Gene.16 4, Gov koꝛtelleth that 
 ber ſee de ſhould be multiplies. Gen. 16.10. She tsfent 
 sawap Ù per ſonne Iſmael Gene.2 1.14. Df ber came 
 the Hagavims, which were dreiuen ont of Piand bp the 
 Reubenites.1.€62.5.10 ME whom gof the Hagaritts, 
 looke moze. Gal.4.24,25.¢ Plal.s 3.6 ¢ 1.02.27. 31, 
 
 Hagedolim, one of the great men. Rehe. 1.14. 
 
 Haggai. plea fant o} turning ix a circle. A Pꝛophet. 
 Hagar. Che Temple reevified through the incon: 
 ragement of him and Zechariah. 3ta 5-1,2. 6.14. 
 De repzoueth the ewes foz being fo carefull for their 
 owne Hotifes.¢ fo negligent Foz the Lozd2.Dag.1.4. 
 
 Hag geri. iden ag Hagar. 1. h20.1 1.38. 
 
 Haggi. idem as Haggai, The fonne of Gav. Gert. 
 46.16. Of whom came the Haggites Mum.26.15. 
 
 Haggiah, the Lords feaft. Tye fonne of Sbimea. 1: 
 Chron. 6.30. eA ‘ ) 
 
 Haccatan, /tle, Ezra 8.12. 
 
 Hakkoz,a thorne,the Summer, oz an end.IQeh.7.63. 
 and 3.4531. 
 
 Hakoreim.as cold as yce,02 balde. 1.02.12 6. 
 
 Bakupa, a commandement of the mouth. &3ta RLE 
 
 Halah.a moft table.a place.1.€62.5.26, 2. kin.n 7.6. 
 - Halak. partea mount. Jo, 1r. r7:andir 27. 
 
 Balhul griefe, oꝛ the looking for of griefe Sol.r§ 5 8s 
 
 Halli. ficknesya beginning, oꝛ precious ſtone F001 9.25 
 
 Halicarnaflus, the chefe dwelling place by the fea 
 
 fide. 1. Mac 15.23. 
 
 Hallelu-iah, pray/eye the Lord.Reuet.e9.1. 
 Hallohe/h faving nothing, oꝛ an inchäter FAC.10 244 
 Halloeth: idera, Shallums father.Mehe. 3.12. 
 Ham. crafty,ozheate. fonne to Moah.Gen. 5:32. He 
 mocket} bis father being iia nach br the 
 ather 
 
 Habafiniah 
 Habfanias 
 Abel 
 
 Habaiak 
 
 Hachaliah 
 Hacheliah . 
 Bachalia 
 Hachila 
 
 Hadarezer 
 
 Hadali 
 
 Hagaba 
 Hagaba 
 
 Agar 
 
 Agarims . - 
 
 Agarite ` 
 
 Haggedo- 
 lim 
 Aggeus 
 Haggeus 
 
 Agarai 
 Aggi 
 Aggites 
 Haggia 
 Aggia 
 Hakatan 
 
 Alleluia 
 Halohes. -v 
 Hallohes 
 Cham 
 
Aman 
 
 Hemath 
 
 Hamathzo- 
 ba 
 Hemdaa 
 Amelech 
 Armadatha 
 
 Hamothdor 
 
 Hemor 
 Emor 
 
 Haniel 
 
 Hamital | 
 
 Anna 
 Hanna 
 
 Anameel 
 Hananeel 
 Haniel. 
 
 Hananias 
 Ananias 
 Hanania 
 
 Hanun 
 Hanon: 
 
 Aphfes 
 Hlararites 
 
 Rabbith 
 Areh 
 Arec: 
 
 Harakahim: 
 
 Hy] At RI 
 
 father of Cansen. Gin 9.18,22. His childzen Gero. 
 6. 1.Chr. 1.8. He ig curled of his father Gen· ↄ. 5, 
 Haman maksaz an vprore, preparing ,.oz troubling, 
 
 Sonne of Mammadarya, erated bp hing Apalhuereth 
 
 and honozed of all, but Moꝛdecai· CEE 2.4,2.5F op that 
 HP orwecal would not doe Him reverence, he getteth li- 
 cence.to put all p Iewes ro death. Eſt. z.5. He is ham 
 ged bpon} gallowes which he had pzeparea foz Doge 
 Drea. C8.7.9,10.His.ten ſonnes hanged. Eſt.ↄ. 14. 
 Hamath.a1ger,heate,oz a wall. F citie. IUNDE 3. 
 22. The citizens called Hamathites, 1. Chꝛ. 1. 16. 
 Hamathi.dem,@oune to Canaan. Gen.ro.18. 
 Hamathzobah, the anger, heate, o} the wall of an 
 armie.@ citie that Salomon otiercame. 2.€)2.8.3. 
 Hamdan.beate of iudgement. Gen. 36.26. 
 Hammelech.æ king,o2 counſeller Jer.38.6. 
 ae A NOL the law. F ather to Danan. 
 Efer 3.1. 
 Hammenoth.ofre&.1. £f.2.5 2. 
 Hammon.a heate,oz the [unne A citie. Joſh. 19. 28. 
 Hammoth -dor. indiguation,opheate of generativn A 
 titie. Joſh 21. 32. 
 Hamonah.bs multitude, oꝛ his wprore- €3t.39.6. 
 Hamon-gog, the multitude of the roofe of an houſe. 
 Eze. 39. 11. j 
 Hamor.au afea} dire. The father of Shechem. Ge. 
 33.19. Wee foz the loue of bis Lonne, perſwadeth bis 
 people ta ie circumciſed, to topne themielues in friẽ d⸗ 
 Hip with Jaakob. Gen.34.20,t025. Dee demandeth 
 Dinah ef Jaakob to bee wife to his lenne. Gen. 34.8. 
 hee, pis ſonne, and ali rhe Sechemites Raine bp Bis 
 mem and Leni Gen 3425.* 
 Hanniel grace,oz the mercie of God. JQUM. 3 4.23, 
 Hamul godly oꝛ merczfall. Hen.46.12-DE him came 
 the Hamulites Qum.26.31. 
 Hamutal heate oj the dewe.2 FRin.2 3.3 1.€ 24°18. 
 Hanan. fall of grace, 1.0h2.3.23,38,anB 11.43. 
 Hannah, mercifall, 02 taking reft,o2z gracious. Ohe 
 wife of Elkanah..1.Sem.1.2. She obiaineth of Gon 
 afonne.1.Dam. 1.11,20. She went not vp to Shiloh 
 to wwozfip,ontill he vat weaned Samuel. a. Sam. r. 
 22.* She yadtozee ſonnes and ihzee Daughters after 
 Samuel.1,.amM.2.21. zA 
 Hanameel, the mercieof God. Jeremiahs vncles 
 fonne.Jer.22,7. 
 Hananecl, grace fom God, opgrace of God. The 
 name of a roime. Mehe 3.1 and 12.39. 
 Hanani.giang.gracious,mercifull,or godly. The fas 
 thet of Jepu. Bim 6-1,7. Ailo a mang name.s.C hz. 
 
 a 
 Hananiah, the grace of the Lord,oz the mercie of the 
 Lord, Lettaine meng names. 1.0 2.3.19, 25.48 2. 
 Chꝛ.26.11. E8. 24. alfoa falle JOzopbet. Jere. 28.1.7 
 Hanes. banſhment of grace. A citie. Gla. 30.4. 
 
 Haniel. the gift of God. 1. Chꝛ.7. 39. 
 
 Hannathon. the gift of grace. A citie. Joſh 19.14. 
 
 Hanoch, dedicated, Doune to Reuben.Gen,46.9. 
 Df bim camethe Hanochites. Qum.26.5. 
 
 Hanum, mere:full, oz gining. FAehe.3.13, 
 
 Hanun. iden. Honne to Zaha king of the Immo 
 nites, Who dilpitefullp returned the meflengers of 
 Dauid, whom be fent tocomfozt him, which afterwarn 
 was teenged. 2,5am.10.2,3 4.°1,C02.19.2,3,455. 
 
 Happizzer. taking away,02 deftroying. 1.0 1.24.05 
 
 Hara. a hill oza fhewing forth 1. £35.26, Ther 
 tizens calien Hanarices, and Harites:2. SEM, 23.11, 1- 
 E h-11.343 5 os Gude 
 
 Harrabbith, vfurie. A cltie. Joh,19.20. $ 
 
 „Harah. 2 wap o} wandering.o} [melling (weet. Ghe 
 ſonne of Ciiia..1. 6.7.33. - 5* 
 Harakkaim, the apothecarie. Mehe. .d. 
 
 * 
 
 The firſt Table. 
 
 Hi ALZ 
 Haram. high, 0 loftie. 16223 9. Cze. 27.23. 
 
 Haramah, throwex dawne: Ezta 2.26. 
 
 Haran. anzry,og being angry. Father of Lot. Gene. 
 11,27. He Dicd in Cc ot the Wathees.Gen.11.28. 
 
 Sif a citie where Terah Abꝛahams father vier. 
 Geni, 11.341,32. trom whence Abzaham Departed into 
 Canaan. Cene.12.4,5. where allo Laban Rebekabs 
 brother dwelt, pute whem Hee lent Jaakob. Gen. 27. 
 43. and 28.10. And is cailedD Charran. Acts 7.2.Ailo 
 Caichs onne bp Ephah. 1.2 h22.46, 
 
 Hauilah. griewng, ox (peaking to hum. A countrep. 
 Gene. 2.11. Alio the Counc of Cuſh, the lenne of Dam, 
 Gien.10.7. 
 
 Hauran.a hole, hb-rty.oz whiteneffe, A citie of Dee- 
 maleus. 0532.47.16. ` : 
 
 Hauoth tair.townes of Ezht.um.32.41., 
 
 Hazael. [zeng God. He whom God commanded E⸗ 
 liiah to ansint Wing ouer Spꝛia, that bee might takes 
 nengeance of Ifrael fog thett toolatry, 1.iking tAE S- 
 Dee aliah Elia whether his maker ss 
 
 Harama 
 Aran 
 
 Haran | 
 | 
 Haram 
 
 Ha) bona. defiruction, 02 bis [perd now. Efltt.t.10 Harbonat 
 and 7.9. 
 Harod. frare. a well, 3.ung.7.1. Harad 
 Haraphah. a medicine 03 the mouth of a mount. A Rephaim 
 Philiſtim, a father of Giants. 1.02. 20.4.* Dis foure Raphaim 
 tonnes Raine by Danid ¢ his feruants. 2. Sa,.24.22 
 Hareph. winter, reproch. 1. Chꝛon.2.5 1. | 
 Hareth. Léertie, A fogrelf, 1.2am. 22.5. | 
 Harim.deftreyed,oz dedicated to God. A Piet onto | 
 whom rhe third fot fell. 1.2 h2.24.8. l 
 Harhas. anger,ozthe heate of confidence. 2,181.22, | 
 14. 2. Chrꝛo. 24. 22. 
 Harhohiah, beate , og auger of the Lord. Ffathet to Harhaiah 
 Gis3iel. Mehem. 3.8. 
 Harhurwnade warme,oz the heat ofliberty. Eẽt. 2. 51 
 —— the anger of abull, opanger increaſing, 
 1.052.7.36. : : 
 Harotheth. workeman/hin, 02 a wood, A citie where Harofith 
 Silera dwelt. Wudg.4.2. 
 Harha, idem. 3a 2.52. Harfa 
 Harum. high, 02 throwing downe. 1. Cha. 4. S- 
 Harumaph, deſtructisn Mehe. 3.10. 
 Haruphite.Naader, o} youth og in the Spaan tigue, Haraphites 
 fharpe. s.Qbz.12.5. i 
 Haruz.carefull. the father of Among motyer.2, Rin. Harus 
 21.19. 
 Haſadiah. the mercie ofthe Lord, Che lonne of 3e: Hazadia 
 rubbabel. 1.H2.3-20. . Afadiah 
 Hazar⸗ ſhual. a wolfes boufe. A citie. 1.€)10.4.28.. Hafadia 
 Goh.15.28.and 19.3. Hazar-zual. 
 Hafenna. a bramble, oꝛ an encmie.t.€62.9.7- Afana 
 Hafhabiah. the efimation ofthe Lord,1.2.9,14. Aafabia + 
 Hathabniah.the filence ofthe Lord. 3 eb.3.10.99.5 Hafabnia < 
 Hathem. named,o} putting to, 1.02.11. 34 Haffem 
 Hafhmonah, the hafling of a gift. IMum.3 3.29,30 Hafmona 
 Haſhub efleemed oz numbred, 1. Chꝛ 9.54. Kaſub 
 Haſhubah. efiimation,o} thought. 1Chꝛ. 3-20. Haſubah 
 Hathum. Alence, oꝛ their hafling Ezta 2.19 Hafum 
 Hathupha, /pent,o2 made bare. Ezta 2.43. Nehem. Hafupha 
 7.46. , 
 Haftah. wanting. 2.2.3 4-22. Haſta 
 Hatach. fimting. EREE 4 5. Nathach: 
 Hathath feare, 1. Che· 4 13. 
 Hatipha. zobberie. Ezta 2.54. 
 Patita, a bending of finne Ezta 242. Neh. a. 45. 
 Hatticon. madlobetween the middle oꝛ preparation, Thichon 
 Eze 47. 16. Hatichom 
 Hartil. an howling for finne. Eʒta 2.57. 
 Hattuth. far faking finne-E3zra 8.2. 1.06}.3:22. Hattus 
 Hauah kuing orgiuing Life. The wife of Anam. Ge- Heua 
 nel,3.20.and 4.2. looke-Henah, Henah: 
 
 
 
a i EM 
 
 . 
 
 —* 
 
 7 
 
 Baſaiah 
 Hararadat 
 
 Hazaiah 
 Hazar-Enan 
 
 Hazerlufah 
 Haz:lphuni 
 Hazarim 
 
 Hazezon- 
 thamar 
 Hafafon- 
 thamar 
 
 - Hoziel 
 Afau 
 Hazer 
 
 "Hegai 
 . 
 
  Helkath 
 Helchias 
 Helchiah 
 
 “Heled 
 
 Helcath 
 
 Heikia 
 
 Elkia 
 Hslkialı 
 
 
 
 fouls tecouer of bis ſickenes.ꝛ KRin.s.9. Elliha foꝛe · 
 ſheweth bim thar euill be ſhould voe to Iſtael 2. Riu. 
 8. 12. He ſtrangleth Gen bavad his maſtet. ⁊ Rings 
 8.15 We diſcomfiteth the F ſraelites. 2.8in.10 32 Ke⸗ 
 cetuing of Jebeah king of Judah a great fumme of 
 menep. be Departerh from Jerulalem 2.King. 12.18, 
 We taketh Gath, 2, ing. 1227. De afflicteth the I- 
 raelites 2. Rin.i 3. 3. He dieth ꝛ. BiN. 2. 24, 
 
 Hazaiah,!seke Hazarah. 
 
 Hazar mpriſoned, sꝛ haund. AI citie, Zoh.15.27. E⸗ 
 zek.47. 16. aE? 
 
 Hazar-addar, an imprifoned generation, 02 fairenes, 
 IQumb.34.4. 
 
 Hazarah,/ceimg the Lord. Reh.1t 5. 
 
 Hazar-enan.an imprifined ,02 bound foothfaying, 
 JAumb. 34.9. 
 
 Hazar-maueth. @Gen.10,26. 
 
 Hazar-thual;looke Hazac-(hual. 
 
 Halarfufah. the bey ponch, 02 entrie ofan horfe. q 
 citie. Toth. 19.5.calied Hazar⸗ſuſim.. Chꝛ 4. z. 
 
 Hazelelponi. the fhadowe of the countenance. The 
 daughter of Etam 1.4 b2.4. 3. 
 
 Hazerim porches. Deut.2 23. 
 
 Hazeroth, palaces. Aum.: 1.35. 
 
 Hazezon-tainar. drawing neere bitterneſe place 
 where the Amozires Dwelled. Genel, e4.7.calied Haz- 
 zontamat.2.Q/ h}. 20.2, 
 
 Hazicl.sdem ag Hazael. x . Chr. 3. 9. 
 
 Hazo. eeing, oꝛ prophe fying. Gen. 2 2.22. 
 
 Hazor.hay. Joby. 11, 4.and 15.23, 25. and 19. 36. 
 Nehe. 11. 33. 
 
 q Heber. a companion, oꝛ partaher. Sonne to Be 
 tia).Gen.46,17. Ol him came the Heberites. Rumb. 
 26.45. / 
 
 Hebron. feHom/hip. a double cane in the tande of 
 
 Canaan wherein Sarab was buried, which caue A= 
 
 baham bought to burie tt. Gen. 3.18. and 23. 2,179. 
 reade moze Genel 35.27. Joſh 10.36,37-andr4 E5. 
 Alloa citie.Judg.1.10. Fath. 15.14, 
 Hege./iching,op peach. Eſter 2.3. 
 Relamithe armre of the mother.2.0m,10.16- 
 Helbah.milke, fat,02 griefe in that. Juvg-t.3%. | - 
 Helbonsdem, Fzek.27. 18. 
 Helcath.2 portion,o3 a diuiding. Joſh. i19. 25. 
 Helcias. the portion, oz gentleneffe of the Lord. Sua 
 wipe father. Dan.i 3.25. Allo the name of a man.i. 
 D..1. j 
 Heldai. the world oꝛruſtineſſe. Weng nameg.. Fh. 
 
 37.15. Jech. 6. 10. 
 
 Heleb.dem. 2. Sam.⁊ 3.29. and 1. C92 11.30. 
 
 Helek, a part, 02 portion. Joſh. 17.2. 
 
 Helem, dreaming, 93 wealing. 1. €027.35- 
 
 Heleph. a changemg, of paffing ouer: Joſh 19. 33. 
 
 Helez. arneed o fet free. Hens names. 2. Sam a 3. 
 26. 1.262.2.39. | 
 
 Helias. tooke Eliiah. 
 
 Heliodorus. the gift of the funne, Trealuret te De- 
 leucus 2.99 ace.3.7.* 
 
 Helkah, æ part, nz portion. A citie. Joſh 21.31. 
 
 Helkai. idem Neh. 12215. 
 
 Helcath-hazzurim. the fild of frag men, 2.98.26 
 
 Helkiah. the centlene/fe,0z portion of the Lord, G+ 
 liakims father, 2.ikin. 18:18. 
 
 Helon, z window, o} griefe. The Father of Eliab. 
 FQum.1.9. and 2.7, 
 
 Hemam. their trouble , 02 2 tumult, Lotans onne, 
 Gen 36.32.called Homam. 1. Hhp.1.39. 
 
 Heman. much, o mahiag an vprore. A wife many, 1., 
 
 Kin 4 3t. 1.7.2.6. Allo an ercelfent finger, whom 
 Dautd appointee ower thelingers that pertained to 
 the gouty of God.i . Chz/c. 33. and 25 i 
 
 The firſt Table. 
 
 Hi BA ARES 
 
 Hematite. Au Imethyſt Rone, Erov.28.19. 
 
 Hemdani defire, o} heate of indgement. Gen. 36.26 
 
 Hena.a troubling, A citie. Iſa 37.13. 
 
 Henadad, grace of the beloued IReh. 3.18, 2 4.¥ 10,9 
 
 Henoch, taught, e} dedicate. Rains fonite,of mhont 
 the citp Henoch was lo called.Gen, 4 17. Ailo the fas 
 thet of Methuthelah.Ge.5.21. who walken with Gos 
 after be begate Methuſhelah 300.peeres.Gene.s.22. 
 
 Reade Cccirs.44.16,and 49,14.and Debt 1.5. Jude 
 
 14, TGif0.4.10, 11. 
 
 Hepher,a digger, 02 deluer. 1.0§2.4.6. Alfo the fae 
 ther ot Felophevad.Num.26.33.¢ 27.5. OE him came 
 the Hepherites. Num. a6. 32. 
 
 Hephzi-bah, my pleaſure, oꝛ delight in her. Bp this 
 name Chzifis Church gathered of Jewes and Gen 
 tiles is calien. Hla.62.4. Allo Banafleps mother. 2, 
 Wings.21.1. 
 
 Hercules. Iunos glory. The money that fheulv hane 
 bene effered to Hercules, was ginen to the making of 
 Gallepes. 2.Wac.4.19,20. 
 
 Reres, the fonne oꝛ earthen pot. The name of a 
 mount in Giiafon where the Amozites dwelt snti the 
 family of Joſeph made them tributaries, Jubg.1.35. 
 
 Hereth, a carpenter. 1.)20.9.15. 
 
 Hermas. Mercurie} gaine. Due tajom JP aul grees 
 — 16. 14. 
 
 ermogenes.be gotten by Mercurie. A man who for 
 fooke Dail. 3. Rin, wi * DA 
 
 Hermon. dédjcated to God. A mountaine.Deut.3.9. 
 Jo%.12.5,and13.5. 
 
 Hermonimadem.]p fal. 42.6. 
 
 Herode,the mount of pride. Sirnamed p Afcalonite, 
 02 Hérode the great. Dee cauled the innocents to bee 
 
 laine, Warh.2.1,16, From whole perlecution Chik 
 
 Ena Ana ^ 
 
 Enoch © 
 Hanech 
 
 Hares 
 
 Heres 
 Herman 
 Hermes 
 
 Harmon 
 Hermoa 
 
 fledinto Egypt. Matt 2. 13, 14,1 5 Alforhis Herods: - 
 
 forine was Grnamed Antipas, Wyo was Tetratch of 
 Balile, Lu 3.1. Dis opinionof Chꝛiſt. Dart.14.1,2. 
 Mat 6.14.Lu.g.7. Pecelebzaterh his birthvap. War. 
 6.21.De bebeabed Yomi Baptilt Wat.14.10. War.s, 
 16. He maketh feiendihip with Pilate. 1.23.12. Pe 
 
 treuerenced John. Gar 6.20. CThꝛiſts anſwere to them 
 
 that tolt him , Herode would kuit him. Lu.i 3. 31,32 
 33. Chik calieeh hima Fore. Lu.13.32. Herod anv 
 his men of werre mocke Chik. Hu.2 3.11, 
 
 Alfo the fonne of Ariffobulus furnamed Agrippa, 
 {who few James, and put Peeter in pifon. Actes 126 
 1,2,3,4. Dis hogrible end. Acts 12 23. 
 
 Alfo the ſonne of thig Herode , {urnamed Agrippa 
 the ponger, befoze whom Paul preached and pleaded. 
 Gets 25.03." and 26.1.* 
 
 The Herodians fent bp the Phatiles to tempt Chꝛiſt. 
 
 Watth.22.15,to23, 
 
 Herodias. ides, Qriftobulus Daughter, whom He- 
 
 rode the Tetrarch married, being his bothers wife. 
 
 BD ateh.14. 3,4. and War.6.17,18. 
 
 Herodion, Tuzos fong, Rom.16,14. 
 
 ‘Hethbon, a näher d? thouzht. A citp of Sibon king 
 of the Amozites Rum, 21.26. VAI 5.4. Were.49.3. 
 
 Hefhmon.a hafty me ſage. A citte. Joh. 15.27, 
 
 Hefton. the arrow of scy,02 dinifton ofa fong. Sonne 
 of Reuben, looke Hezzon Df him came P Hefronites. 
 Quim.26.6. Allo the fonne of Phatez, of thom came 
 another familp of Hefronites. Rum.26.21, Allo a citp 
 called Hazar. Yofh.: 5.25. 
 
 Heth; feare oz a/fonied. Canaans fonne.Bett.10.1¢. 
 and r. Ch 1.93. whoſe polteritic Rebekah forbinnerh 
 Jaakob to marry withall.Gen.27.46. anv 28, 1. DEF 
 him came the Hittites. Gen 23 3. 
 
 Hethlon, a houſe to be feared O32.47.15.and 48.1, 
 
 Heuah, looke Hauab. 2. Chz. 11. 3. 
 
 Hezekiah, looke Hitkiiah, A godly king of Judoh. 
 
 a, ings 
 
 Hefbon 
 Hafmon 
 
 Eue 
 Hezekia 
 Ezekias * 
 
a i ili e TT 
 
 ` 
 
 Hizciiah 
 
 Afari Efri 
 Hezri 
 Ezron 
 Heddai 
 Hidekel 
 
  Hethites 
 Chittires 
 
 e Heui 
 Hiuuites 
 Heuites 
 
 Ezekias 
 Hizegal 
 
 H IAL 
 
 3. Ming.16.20.¢ 17.1. De bzeaketh downe the breſen 
 Berpent.2.King.18.4.We peeiderh buto Sancheriv. 
 2.dain.8 .73,to 17. Dee tendethte Ji the Pjopbet, 
 concerning Daneperib. 2.Bing.19.2. Flat, 37.2. Dee 
 obtaineth of God victezie again Sanebertb. a. kin. 
 19.2450 35.3.002.32.20, Gla. 37.15,t0 36. De recei· 
 ueth pꝛelents from the king of Babei. 2. Ring.20. 12. 
 andistepzoued thercfoze, and foz fhemwing bis amz 
 hafladours bis trealures. 9la.39.1,t0 8. 
 
 Hezekiah being ficke onto death, teceiueth a Ggne 
 of bis recouerie. 2. Ging. 20.1,to 12.¢ 2. Chꝛo. 32.24. 
 Jis.78:s,to 10.Mis praper. Hla. 38.10.* De reftozerh 
 all things which bis pzeDeceflezs hap taken out of the 
 Temple, and eſtabliſheth pure religion among bis 
 people.2,C h20n-29.2,3," Dis etheztation tothe Le» 
 uites.ꝛ Cho .29.5,totz. Che pafleeuer kept at His 
 commandement.2.-Chzon.30 rto r4. Dee prapeth fez 
 
 “the people which were not fanctified.2.€h2.30.18. 
 
 Hezekiah ogdeineth Peieſts anv Leuites to ſerue 
 in rhe Demple,and appoinreth fo: their maintenance. 
 2. Chr, 31. 2, 3,4. De exhozteth the pzople te put theit 
 truff in God.2.2hz.32.7,8. Dee bieth.2 King. 20.2 1. 
 and 2.62 33.33. Dee is peailed.2. Wing. 18. 2,t09. 
 2.€62.29.2.€ celus.48.17.* 
 
 Hezekiiah,zdems.the fonne of Netiah 1.@h2.3.23. 
 
 Hezir.a hog, oꝛ conuerted,t .£H2.24,15.IRE, 10.20, 
 
 Flezrai.anz entrie, oꝛ hay.2.Qam, 23.3 5. 
 
 Hezro.:dem:1.G2.11.37- 
 
 Hezron,as Hefron. Gen. 46.9, 12. Joſh. 15.3. 
 
 Hiddai.a praiſe, oꝛ a crie.2. Sa.23. 30. 
 
 Hiddekela [harpe voice.a riuer caked alſo Tigris, 
 which inutronerhBWeloporamia, whole chiete force bee 
 ginneth in the region of the greater Armenia. Gen. a. 
 14. Dam.i0.4. 
 
 Herapolis a holy, oꝛ facred citie.Col a.n 3. 
 
 Hiel-the Lord Laeth og the life of God. We that tee⸗ 
 Diken Jericho.. Ling. 16.34. 
 
 Hilen, as Helon,lsoke Holon, 
 
 Hilkiah, the Lords gentlenefiz. Eliakims father. >. 
 Bin::8.:183. Iſa.2 2. 26. Allo mans name.jQep.1.21, 
 Allo a Pꝛieſt.a Kiugs 22.4. Alfo Jetemiahs father. 
 Jer.i.a. Alſo the lenne of Shallum.i .Chꝛ.6.i 3. 
 
 Hilkiiah idem a Pꝛieſt. Rep.12 7. 
 
 Hillel.praifing,o2 foolifhne fe. The Father of Abvon, 
 Judge of Firaet. Judg.i 2.13. 
 
 Himenzus.a wedding fong. Qn enemie bute Paul,¢ 
 therefore bp Him deliuered onto Satan.1.Tims.20. 
 
 Hin.d meafuce of moiſi things. Cred.29.40. Ese. 
 45.24 
 
 Hirah.dibertée,o2 anger, Gen. 38.1. 
 
 Hiram. the height of life. a king of Tyzus that fent 
 
 Dauid timber and woꝛkemen foꝛ to build his boule. 
 
 2.Damtt.5.11.tohome allo Salomon vled to rhe buit 
 ping of rhe Temple. 1.in.5.1.%¢ 2.€h22 3.¢1.bin. 
 911,015, Allo a cunning wozkeman, who wzought 
 all Salomong woꝛke of bzafle.1 Kin. 7. 13.* 
 Hircanus.the pofe(for of a citie.a noble mans name: 
 
 2Mac.3.11. 
 
 Hittites broke aſunder, oꝛ aſtonying.a people deſcẽ 
 ped of hHeth.Gen.5. 20. looke Heth. Gos commandeth 
 
 them tobe beterlp deftroped. Denier. 20. 17. They bes 
 
 came tributaries onto Salomon.1 Kin.9.20,21. 
 
 Hii, Mung, 02 declarinz.the fonne of Lanaan.Ge. 
 10.17. bim came the Hinites.1,€ hz. 1.15 .thep are 
 faine bythe Iſtaelites. Jofh.11.19,20.a8 Ged com: 
 maneo. Deut:20:17. The remnant became tributas 
 ties 1. Kin.9. 20. 
 
 Hiæki rong, oꝛ apprebending i. Chꝛ 8. 17. 
 
 Hezkiah.. the ſtrength of the Lorde. Qeng nameg; 
 Ezra 2.16.52p9 1.1 | 
 ~ Rizkiiahadem.Z mans name.Neh io.i . 
 
 The firk Table. 
 
 HOR 
 
 Allo the bing of Judah.. Kin 18. r. looke Hezekiah. 
 Hobab, be/oved, The fonne of Renel, father in law Obab 
 to Boles, whorefwkey te go with Boles into the land 
 of promile. JAum. 1: 0.29,30-looke moze Judges 1.16, 
 and4.12.ahd 1.Qam.15 6, Jere.35.3. 
 Hobah,a hiding. A place whither Abzam purlied Hoba 
 the foure Kings, which had taken Let prifoner. Gen. 
 1415, 16. 
 
 Hod. prai(e,oz confe(ion..€02.7.37. 
 
 Hodaiah.the praiſe of the Lord. i. Chꝛ· 3.24. Hodauia 
 
 Hodoniah idem. ĩ. Chꝛ.5.24. and 9.7. Hodania 
 
 Hodeſh. atable , enewes, Due ot Hhabaraims Hodes 
 wiues. . Chr.· 8.9. 
 
 Hodiah,the praiſe of the Lord. i. Chꝛon a. 9. Neh. Hodia 
 10.13. : Hodiiah 
 
 Hodiiah,sdem.jReh.5.9.anB 10.10, Hodia 
 
 Hoglah. plea/antne/fe,oz hss compaffing.Dne of Fe» Hagla 
 lophehads Daug hters.j2um.36.33.€ 27.5.6 36. 1 1. 
 
 Hisham, woe be to them. Bing ef Debzon. Joſh. o. 3. 
 
 Heolon,as Helon. © citie. Jofh.21.15, Jet.48.21. Helon 
 called Hilen.1.€h2.6.58. 
 
 Holmadam,God of their garment. Luke 3.28.called Elmodag 
 Amon 9Bat.1.10. - 
 
 Homam looke Hemam. 
 
 Homer. kinde of meature.L ctiit.27.16.€3e. 45. Gomer 
 11 ,called Omer. Exod. 16.32,33,36. 
 
 Hophni.a f/t,02 a ttle ff. Dune of the fons of Eli. Haphni 
 1.Sa. 1. 3. Who with his beother Phineas abuſed the Ophni 
 p2lefigood.1, Ham.2.12,to 18. Gen foꝛeſheweth their 
 Deaths.1.S4.2.34.a9 came to pefie.1.94-4.4,t0 12. 
 
 Hora hill oz fkewing a monat,FQU.20.22.¢ 33.38. 
 
 —— —— ra 6 — 10.3 ~ eA - 
 
 oreb.all alone, o} forſahen. A mountainecalled ale Chorebab 
 fo Sinai.¢ro.3.1. Deut. 1.2. whicher Elliab Rede : 
 from Jezebel. King.19.8. 
 —— offering dedicated to God. q citie. Joſhua 
 
 19.38. 
 Hor-hagidead, the hill of felicitis A place Rumb. Horpadgad 
 3.3+3253 3° 
 Hori. aprince,chiefe,o2 fee borne. Lotans fenne, 
 Gene.76.22.1. Chon. 1.39. Allo Shaphats father. 
 JAum.13.6, 
 Horites.sdem. preple.Gent.34.6.8nB 36,20,21. 
 Horims.praxces, oꝛ being angry. giants vhichElaus 
 poſtet itie chafen ftom mount Geit.Deut.2.12,22. 
 Hormah.dedicated,o3 confecrated. A titie. Rumb, Horme 
 1445 . and 21.3. JUDE. 3.17. 
 Horonaim. angers, oꝛ raging⸗ Qeitie ofthe Woa. 
 bites. Iſa.i 5.5. 
 Horonite.anger. Meh.2.10, 19. 
 Hofa,tru/ting oꝛ hauing [ure cofidence.1,€6,16.38 Hotha 
 @ 26.10, 11.allo a cite. 3o. 19.29% 1.062.26,16.. Holah 
 Hofanna. Saue Tpray thee,oz keepe,oz preserue I bez Hozah 
 feech thee,ozgiue ſaluation. TP{al.118:3 5. Chis pray» Holiah-ne 
 et the people applied to Chriſt, at vis laſt entrie into 
 Jerulaten. AW at.21.9.QBar.11,9,10. i 
 Hofea,looke Hofhea. A JDzophet. Wol 1.1, Bpta- Olke 
 king a twife of foznications , hee heweth the people of 
 Iſrael their olatry.Dols.2. 
 
 Hofhaiah.the faluation of the Lord. Jezaniahs Fas Ofials 
 ther. Jer.42.1.alfo a mang name, Ger.13.32. Hofhaaiala 
 Hofhama,heard, 03 be obeying. 1. E02 3,18. Hofaiak 
 Hothea faluation, oꝛ a fauiour The fonne of Mün. Hsſama 
 
 Deu.32.44 looke Jofhua.Aifo a king whe Newe Pe⸗ Toſkua 
 kah fonne to Remaliah traiterouflp, ¢ teigned in bis Hofea 
 fiean. 2. Rings 15.30. and craning apbe of So king 
 of Egypt, was impꝛiſoned, anb his kingvome tranf- 
 pozten to the Aſſyꝛtans.ꝛ. Ring. 7.3.4. 
 Hotham.a ſeale. The fonne of Deber. 1.€b20.7.38 
 Hothir. excelling, opremaining. The onne of Her 
 mais. Chz.· 5.4. ⸗ 
 % Hoziel, 
 

 
 Haziel 
 Huziel 
 Hukok 
 
 Hulda 
 
 Huppa 
 
 Hufa.Oufa 
 
 Chofai 
 Chuthi 
 Huſai 
 
 Huſam 
 Hufathite 
 Hufim 
 
 Huzab 
 Tadafon 
 
 Takob 
 
 H WV 32 
 
 Hoziel feeing God. 1.3.2 3.9, 
 
 Hukok aa enzraucr,a ſtribe, oꝛ lawyer.Q citie. 1. 
 £02.6.75. 
 
 Hul, forow,in firmsitie,oy fand. The ſonne of Aram. 
 Gen. . 23. 
 
 Huldah.the world circle of the worla, oꝛ weſt a pros 
 ꝓhetefſe, wife of Shallum s.kin.22.1 4, to whom king 
 Ioliah ſent foz counfell.2.Ch234.21,1939. 
 
 Hupham.their chamber o? banke. Beuiamins on, 
 of whom came the Huphamites. JQumb.26.39. called 
 Huppim. Gen 46 21.1. Chꝛ.7. 12, 150. 
 
 Huppah,a chamber couer oꝛ banke. 1-038. 24.1 3. 
 
 Huppim, a chamber, couered, 03 the fea hore. looke 
 Hupham, 
 
 Hur, abertie oꝛ prince of whitene fe Judahs fonne. 
 1.0 b3-4.1.called Onan. Gen.38 4 and 40.1 2. and 1. 
 Ghz0.2.3. Aifegepheatahs eldeſt tonne. «.Chz-2.19, 
 20, and 4.4. vohs with Aaron Raped vp the bandes of 
 Poles butt Amalek was diſcomfited.Exo. 17. 12. and 
 31. 1. Moles in his ablence committed matters to he 
 Decided bp Aaron and bim. Exed. 4. 12. Alfo one of 
 the a of Wivian whom the Jiractites flew. Nu. 
 
 I ° . 
 
 Huram, their Gbertie,their whitene fe,02 their holes, 
 The ſonne of Bela.i. Chꝛ 3.5. looke Hiram. 
 
 Huri.being angry ibertze,whatene fe az a hole. The 
 ſonne of Abthatl. 1, Ch2.5.14. 
 
 Huhhah ha/fing,03 bolding peace, The ſonne of Ez⸗ 
 er. 1 Ci? 4o4e 
 
 Hu thai a meaning, o hafting.a friend of Daults. 2. 
 $a.15.32.* De contounveth cye countel of Shireptel. 
 2 Sam.17.5,t015 De fenserhte Dauid te Hew him 
 what was done therein. 2. Harw.17.15,to 23, De dea 
 teth Dania tidings of Abſaloms death.2.Qa.13. 21. 
 
 Ailo che father of Baanah.s. Rin. 4.56. 
 
 Huſham. their ha/ting , 02 their filence. The thiro 
 king that reignen in Sdom, Gen. 36.34.1. Lhz-1-45. 
 
 Hufhathite, hafing,belding peace, o} fenfualitze A 
 kiured deſcended of Hufhah.: .Chz0tt.4.4, and 27-5 £, 
 jRum. 26,20. 
 
 Huthim. dem. Dang ſonne. Gen. 46.2 3. Allo one of 
 the wines of Shaharaim 1.2628 .8. 
 
 Huzoth.freetes oz populous. Num.22. 39. 
 
 Huzzab.@ Queene of the Allyꝛians. Mah 2.7. 
 
 Hydafpes.the knowledge of a fheep,o3 knowledge of 
 change. A riuer Judeth x. $ 
 
 laakob. a ſapplanter, 02 deceimer, the heele, 03 the 
 footftep. The ſonne of B3hak. Gen.25.26. Dis natiui⸗ 
 tie. Gett.25.26.0 plaine men. Hen. 25.27.De buprtp 
 
 fang birthzight foz rev pottage. Gen.25.33.* Dee 5 
 
 fealeth from Elau bis ble Mug bp bis mothers (abril 
 tie. Gen.27. 18, Deris bleſſed of Izhak. Gene 27. 28. 
 Elau interpzet eth his name. Genel. 27.36. Rebekah 
 willeth him to flee to Daran. Ben. 27.43. T3bak koze · 
 telleth bow great a people Mould come of him. Gene. 
 38.3,4.D¢ goeth to Daren.Ge.23 10. Wis dze ame of 
 a lander. Gen.28. 12. Riffing Rabel, he wepr.Ge.29. 
 11.Hee fered feuen peeres fo: ber. Gin, 29. 18,20. 
 The peeres ended, hee alkecly pis wifeof Laban, and 
 Leah is giuen vnto him. Ger.29.21,to 27. He ſerueth 
 other ſeuen peeresfoz her. Gen, 29.27, 28. Dee loueth 
 ber moze then Leah. Gen.29.30, Dee telleth Laban 
 what bis wages fhall bee. Genel, 30.3 2.Dee came but 
 with a faffe to Laban.Gen.32,10. but after became 
 berte rich. Dene.30.43. Labans onnes murmure as 
 gaing bim.Gen.33.1.He fleeth bp Gong commandes 
 ment from Waban, and is purlued. Gen.31.13,t0 24. 
 Labasiocommaunded ef God not tolpeake ought 
 faue good vnto Laakob. Gen, 31.24. Being tworoth he 
 ebin with Laban. Gen, 31. 36,t0 42, Dee erectery a 
 
 The firft Table. 
 
 TAs A 
 
 pillar as a conenant ber weene bim and Laban.Gen. 
 31.44,45. De offereth iacrifice onto God vpon mount 
 Gilead. Gen. 31.54. Going tozth ov bis tourney bee 
 is met bp Angels. Gen. 32.1. i 
 
 Iaakob fendery meſſengers befoze to pacifie hig bzo⸗ 
 ther Eſau.Gen.3 3.3, 45. We is afraid of Clau.Gen. 
 32.7. Dig prayer fo? deliuerance out of Banger.Gen. 
 32.9:t0 1 3. Meſtling with the Angel be preuailed, to 
 the ent hee might vnderſtand, that he Moula afwage 
 his bzothers wzati. Gen. 32. 24,25, 
 
 Taakob is called Iſtael, and tabp.Gene-3 3.28. anv 
 35. 10. He crecteta an altar vnto the Lord at Shecle. 
 Hett.32.20. He repzouerh his childzen toz Raping the 
 Shechemites Gene.34-30. He commanserh his fa: 
 milie to put ateap the Grange gods. Genel, 35.2. Goa 
 peomilech bim great poſteritie Gen. 35.11. Dee buile 
 Beth an altar at Geth-el.Gen 35. 1,14,15. Wee coms 
 meth te Izhek onto Hebzon. Gene. 35,27, Dis chile 
 Been, Gen 35. 23,t0 27.and 46.2,to28.and ELOD. 
 2,10 6, 2 
 
 Iaakob dwelt inthe land of Canaan, Genel 37.1. 
 He rebuketh Jolepy foz bis dzeames befo gis bze- 
 thzen, but noreth them fecretip.Gen. 37. 10,11. De 
 fendeth bisten chitozen into Egypt foz cogne. Gene, 
 42,1,2,3.Deretopceth char pe (youl tee Joſe ph. Ge. 
 45.28. God comfoztech bim. Gen.46.2. 
 
 Iaakob and his familp gorto into Egppt. Gen. 4 6. 
 6,7.Acts 7.14 De 18 alkes of Phataoh his age. Gen. 
 47.8, We deGireth to be buried with bis fatbers. Ben. 
 47.30. Beng cke pe calleth to minde Gods promis 
 ſes, and blefleth Solephs childzen. Gen. 48. 15 to 21. 
 Dee fozetelleth the Aſtaelites deliuetance out of Ee 
 gypt,@en. 48,21. 
 
 Jaakob bleſſeth bis chilazen, and koreſheweth them 
 things te come.@ben.ag.t. *He being 147.peere olde, 
 Died. Gen. 47.38.and 49.33. Wag buried in Canaan, 
 Hen.¢9.29,t0 32.and 50.1,t0 14. is praifer. Ecclus. 
 44-23,24. WBefoze is bitth Gov loued him Rem, 9. 
 13. His faith. Debr s.r. 
 
 Dur tection by the anelp free grace of Gor confire 
 med by Geos chuſing Iaakob,¢ refulirg Eſau. Rom, 
 9 14,13. ala 1.2,3, and that allo we ought to crunk 
 in eD onelp.Wole.12.1.% i 
 
 Taakobah :dem 1.0 %2.4.36. Laakoba 
 
 Jaakan tribislateon,labor, 0; violent!y taking away lakan 
 pole fio. s Ebr 1.24. Deut. 10.6. lacan 
 
 laala, afcerding.a little Doe, o little goate-FRele.7. Tahala 
 58. G3ra2 56, * laalah 
 
 Iaalam hid, oꝛ beire, 02 little goate Gen.36.5. ~~ Jalam 
 
 Iaani. anſweringaſſlicting, o making pocreri. Cha. Lanai 
 
 U3. 
 FaareNiah. a little bed, the bed of the Lorde ,ozthe Yarefiah 
 
 Lord hath taken away powerty.1 Ihz 8.27. Jerfia 
 laafau doing, o} my doer. (E328 10.37. laſi 
 Taaliel Gods work,or the doings of God.t.che1t.47 Iaſiel 
 Taazaniah, the nourcfhment of the Lord, or the wea- Jezanig 
 
 pons ofthe Lord. Jexemiahs ſonne. Jete 35.3. Allo the 
 
 [enne of 23ur. Eze. rwi.1. 
 
 Taazer. a he/per.o2 aider, Q citie. SRumb.21.32.1, laezer 
 
 Cb2.6.8 1. Gla. 15.8. lazer 
 Faaziiah.the Prength ofthe Lerd,1,.€ 63.24.26. Taazia 
 Taaziel the frength of God.1. 2215.18. Taziel 
 
 labal. falling away, or bringing , or Lu:lding, 02 & Tobel 
 cheeke. Lamechs ſonne bp Avah : father of fuchag Jabel 
 Biwell in tents, and fuch as haue cattel.@en.4.20. 
 
 Tabbok. amaking empty, a [catering , 02 a wreſt · Iaboe 
 ling. A foo2d.@en.32.22.Deu.2.37. 
 
 Iabefh. drought o confufion. The farher of Shallũ. labbes 
 2Ring 15.10. Ok him the citie Jabeth- gilead teoke 
 name. Judg.21.8. 1.am.31.11. The inhabitants 
 twere (mitten, and WHP. Judg. 21. 10, 400. — 
 
 abefhe 
 
Tabes-gala- 
 ad = 
 
 Jabes 
 
 _ Tebneel 
 
 Tabane 
 Tachan 
 
 Iadan 
 Jedaiah 
 ledaia 
 
 Tahel 
 
 Tehallel 
 lalolee! 
 Tehaleleel 
 
 Jana 
 Tahafa 
 
  Jakafia 
  Tahteel 
  Tahzeel 
 - Iafiel 
 Afael 
 Tahafiel 
 Tediel 
 
 Ieddo 
 
 Tahelel 
 Achoel 
 - Tahiel 
  Jahleel 
 © Tamai 
 1 Jemi 
 ` lafa Iaza 
 Taffa 
 _ - laeirus 
 
 Tacim 
 
 Tambres 
 . lambrah 
 
 ISA 2M 
 
 Yabeth-gilead refered to giue bonto the Beniamites 
 to wife. Judges 21.12, 
 
 ` labez, fadnc{fz,forow,oz griefe The name of a city, 
 and of a matt. 1.062-2.55. and 4.10 
 
 labin.under/?zding,og building. king of Wazo, who 
 Joſhua flew. Jolh.r1.1,10.Anotper of Hazoz, ok f foz. 
 met Iabins Image, who oppzelled the Hfrackres twen: 
 tp pereg Judag.4.2,3.flaine bp Barak. Pudg.¢.2 3,24 
 
 Tabneel. Gods building, o} underfanding. u citie of 
 Judah. Joſh 15.11. AND 19.33. 
 
 Tabneh.bur/dingo2 vnder/tanding.a citp.2.0b.26.6. 
 lacan. wearing out, 02 preffing. 1.092.513. 
 Iachin preparing, o} ability, Che tonne of Simeon 
 
 Gen, 46.10, oftwhom came the lachinites.jQu. 26.12 
 Aito a Dzie, 1,0. 9.10 Allo one of the pillars which 
 Salom placed in the pozch cf the temple.s.bit.7,21 
 
 Iada knowing. 1.Q92.2,28. 
 
  Tadau. fa hand, of his confiffion. Ezra 10,43. 
 Iadiah. knowin, the Lord. Ezta 2.36.¢ Ie}-7.39. 
 Taddua, kuowen, Nehe 12,11. 
 
 Tael. 2 litle Doe, oꝛ Goate, o} afcending. The wife of 
 Heder, who lew Silera. Judg 4 22. 
 
 lagar. a husbandman,o} firanzer, 02 fearing, 02 ga- 
 thering together a city of Judah. To, 5.21, 
 
 Iah. the ewerlafting. A name of God. Blat. 68.4. 
 
 Tahallel. pra:fing God, oꝛ the cleareneſſe, og ight of 
 God. The father of Siph, 1.Lb3.4.16. 
 
 Tahath. brokev in pecees,02 fearing oz in the Sprian 
 tongue, de/Cending. The (anne of Werfhom. 1. Ch.6. 
 20,43. Allo Benaiahs ſonne.c. Chz. 4. 2. Allo an ouer- 
 {eer of the wezke of the Temple. 2. Che. 3412. 
 
 Tahaz. brawling, 02 firife. a piace where Sihon bp 
 toe Wlaclites was difcomfted. Deut.2.32. 
 
 lahazah fCoulding oz contention,og the ende of the 
 Lord. a citp. Joh 13.18. and 23.36, 
 
 Tahaziah, the vifion of the Lord. €3ta 10.15. 
 
 Tahaziel. God haftethso2 diuideth. Sonne · oc Qaph⸗ 
 tali.Gen.g6.24. and 1, £h2-7.13. of whome came the 
 Tahzeelites, Mum 26.48. 
 
 Tahaziel. teing God. The name of certaine men.i. 
 Oh2.56.6, and 23.19.and 24.23. Ezra 8 5. * 
 
 Tahdiel. Gods vanity, Gods ioy,03 Gods fharpneffe,o2 
 after the Spzian g Pebzue, Gods renceinz.1.Qh.5 24 
 
 Iahdo. I alone,oz I one,02 his toy, 02 his [oarpue fz of 
 wat, oz in the Spzian tongue, hu newaefe.che tonne of 
 Buz. 1.0 2.5.94. 
 
 Iahehel. waiting for God, oꝛ befeeching God,o h’ pe 
 in God oꝛ beginning in God Sonne of Zebulun Gen. 
 46.14- DF whom tame the Iahleelites jQum.26. 26. 
 
 Iahmai. warme,o making warme, The loune of Co⸗ 
 la- 1 .@2.7.2, 
 
 Iahoz. idem a9 Tahaz, JQum.21.23, 
 
 lahzah. a citie. 1.€62.6.78, 
 
 Iahziel. fooke lahaziel. and 1,@2.7.1 3. 
 
 lair. sLlaminated, 02 lightned, a riuer, the running 
 water of the river. Sonne of Segub. i. Thr 2.22 Alio 
 the foune of 23 anafieh. Deut. 3.14. Qumb.32.40.0f 
 whom came the larites. 2.Sam,20.26. Gifoa Junge 
 in Iſrael. Juvges 10.3. 
 
 Tairus,zdem.ag Iair.a ruler ef the Synagogue War, 
 5.22. whole Daughter Chik railed from death. Wat. 
 9.18, 19,2 3924525. Dark. 5.35.% Luke §.41.42,49.* 
 
 lakim, rifing,o¢ confirming,o2 eftabhs(bing.1,.C)3.8 
 19, and 24.12. 
 
 Iglon. tarying, 02 murmuring. 1.0624 17. 
 
 ambri. rebellious, o} waxing better, o} changing. 
 1. Mac.9. 36, 37. 
 
 lambres. a rebell, bitter, oꝛ changing, and after the 
 Debzew, the fta with pouertie er waat. We that with 
 Jannes withſtood Woles.2. Tim, 3.8. r00.7.11,52, 
 22, AND 8.7,18,¢9. ) 
 
 The firft 
 
 
 
 ee a See 
 
 Table. I-A 
 
 lames, a fupplanter opmaintainer. Bonne of ʒebe⸗ 
 Deus, who with pis brother John was callen from bes 
 ing Gfjermen, to be Apoſtles. Watth.4.21,22, € 10,3. 
 Wat. .19,20, Luk. 5. 10, 1 1. and 6 14. Chꝛilt calleih 
 them doanerges. Darke 3.17. Thep were with Chit 
 manp times, Watih.26, 37. Mar. .29. 5. 370 9.2.8 
 13. 3. 8RD 14.33. Lake 9.28. Thep delre a requet 
 of bim. War. 10.35. and Chꝛiſt rebuketh them, g whp 
 Lu 9.54,55,56 Lames faw Cheiſt after bis refurrece 
 tion. 1.2 02.15.5,7. He was put to death by Herode. 
 Actes 12.2,Gilo the name of the ſonne of Aipheus an 
 other Apoſtle. Watt.10.2. War.3.18. Luke 6.15. He 
 tote a general Epiſtle buto the Jewes.Jam.1.1.¢¢. 
 and wag ſeperintendent of the Church of Jeruſalem. 
 Actes 15.13, to 22- and 21.18. 
 lamim recht hand, 03 Southwind. Simeons fonne. 
 Gen.46. 10. Ol him ceme the laminites, Rum 26.12 
 Allo other mens names. 1.2 b20.2.27. and Nehe.8.7. 
 lamlech.resgning,og after the Spaian (peech, askang 
 counfell. &.Cd20N.4.34- 
 Iamnites bwslding,03 under ftanding,citizés of Iam- 
 nia. 3.99 ac.12.8,9,40, anB 1.QDae.10.69.8nB 15.40. 
 Tamuel. God a hu day, o} the fta of God. Sonne of 
 Simeon. Gen.46. 10. Exov.6.15. 
 lanna, anfwering beginning to foeake,affiscted hi. 
 bled, op poore. The tather of Meledi. Luke 3.24. 
 Tannes idem. Due of Pharaohe enchanters.tooke 
 Iambres. ~ 
 Ianonah. refling, tarying, eꝛ deriving. a citit of E⸗ 
 phzaim. Joh, 16.6, 
 Tanum. fleeping. a citie. Jolhuas 5.53. 
 Taphethenlarged,oz fæure oꝛ per/wading,02 enticing 
 fonnie of JRoah. Gen. 5.32. We is bleflen of hig father. 
 
 Ge 9.27. His chilazen.Be.10.2,to 6.4 1.Ch3.8.5,6,7 
 
 Laphia. making fte, appearing, o} lightning. Sonne 
 of Dauid. 2. Ham.5.15. and 1. Theo. 3.7. Ald a mang 
 name. Joſhua ro. 3. Allo a citie. Joſhua 9.12. 
 
 Iaphlet. deluerod, oꝛ banifhed. 1. Ehꝛo 7. 32. 
 
 Taphleti. dem. Joſh. 16. 3. 
 
 lapho. faire neſſe oꝛ comlinefe. The name of both a 
 havens citp, Joſh 19.46. € 2. Chꝛ. 2. 1 6.callen loppa, 
 Gc.10.5,8.4 11.5. The Batbatlãs now call it Sappho. 
 
 Jarah.a wood, a hony combe; making bare , powring 
 eut ozwatching diligently. Bonne of Aha3.1.Ch.9.42 
 
 Iareb. areu-nger. Bing of Alihur. Dole 5.13. 
 
 Tared. looke Iered. 
 
 larephel. bealth of God,medicine of God, oꝛ6 od let~ 
 ting loofe, a citie. Joſh.18.27. 
 
 Tarha.the moone, o} tableg a fweet [melt Ch. 2. 34 
 
 Iarib. fighting , chiding, multiplying , or auencing. 
 sae of Simeon. 1.Ch24.24. Alioa Pzielt. Ezra 
 10.18. 
 
 Iarmuth, fearing death oz ſeeing death, oꝛ throm ing 
 downe of death.a citie ouer the whieh Piram was 
 king. Joſh. 10. 3. looke Joſh 15.35. and 21. 29 
 
 Iaſhen. ancient, oꝛ ſecping. 2.4m.23.32. 
 
 Tather.rightcous. Joſh. 10.13. and-2.Sam- 0.18, 
 
 Tafhoheam. the people fitting the controuerfie of the 
 pesple, or the captinitie of the people. A valiant man 
 of Dauins. 1.2 2.01.117. ifo meng names. 1.2 hp. 
 52.6. and 27.3. 
 
 Iaſhub. a returning 4 a contraterfie »02 adwelling 
 place. The foune of Ilachar. 1.Lbh20.7.1. called Jod. 
 Gen.46. 13 DF whom came the lafhubites Mum.26 
 24. Alloa mang name. C3ra10.29, 
 
 Tathubi-ichem, 1.04 209.4.22. * 
 
 Tafon, healing. Che onne of Eleazar, + Oac.8.17 
 Allo the bꝛot her of Dnias who laboured tp vᷣnlawtuil 
 meanesto be bigh Patek. 2 Wac.4.7,8. De ſſew his 
 owne citizens and returned withihame tnio his coun- 
 ep 2-ABac.s 67, tors. Alloa Cpreniau, whole fue 
 
 > C3 ‘booked 
 
 7 VTT A 
 
 eee * 
 S ] 
 
 Iemlech 
 
 Temuel 
 
 Tanne, 
 
 Iancah 
 Janohah 
 
 Taphet 
 laphie 
 Tephia 
 Iapia 
 lephlet 
 Loppe 
 Iabra 
 
 Tara 
 Teraa 
 
 Terimoth 
 
 Jafen 
 Taafer 
 Tofobeam 
 Tofebeam 
 Iaſub 
 
 
 
 
 Talubilehern | 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 | Tathaniel 
 f Jahniel 
 Tether 
 Yathir 
 Tethrai 
 | Tonia 
 
 Taher À 
 Iaaſer 
 laſer 
 lIarzez 
 
 Tiblean 
 I eblaam 
 
 Ibnia 
 Hebri 
 
 Abezan 
 Abefan 
 
 Tedalah 
 Tedala 
 
 Idbas. 
 Tedebos 
 
 - Jaddo 
 
 Addo leedo 
 
 Edomites 
 
 Tarim 
 Jeathrai 
 Tethrai 
 
 | Barachish 
 Barachsa 
 
 TACAL Z 
 bookes where abridged into one bolume. Mac 2. 23. 
 Allo be whole boule was aſlaulten, for phe bad receis 
 uen Paul gother bzethren into his boule. Ac.17.5, to 9. 
 
 — A pꝛecious fone. Eron.28.20. Rene. 3r. 19. 
 
 Iathniel, a giftof God. The fourth lonne of Wehe- 
 lemtah i. C hꝛo.26.2. 
 
 Tattir, e remnant, oz excellent A citie. Joſhua 15.48 
 and 21.14. and 1. Chꝛ. 6.57. 
 
 Ithri, Ithro, Ithron. idem. 
 
 Iauan, making fad. Donne of Japheth. Gen 0.2. 
 and 1.0 2.1.5. His Onnes. Gen. a0.4. and 1 Chz.t.7. 
 Aila Greece. Hla.66. 19.looke Grecia. 
 
 lazer. an aide,oz helper. Aland. Qum.32.1, 3. Zifo 
 a citie. Hunt. 32.35. Joſh.21. 39. 
 
 Taziel. the ſtrength of God, i. Cho 15 18. 
 
 Taziz.brightae feo in the Spꝛian tongue a depar- 
 ting. t. Cha.27. 31. 
 
 § Ibhar. chofem. 2. Sam 5.15. 
 
 Ibleam.the ancient of the people, oꝛ the people de- 
 sreafing, opclipping them. A citp. Joſh. 17. 11. 
 
 Ibneah, lsoke lobamah. 
 
 Ibniiah, idem, The fonne of Reuel, 1. Lb2.9.8. 
 
 Ibri. paling ower, oꝛ being angry,0} being with yong, 
 1. Chꝛ 23.27. 
 
 Ibzan. the father of a target o? the target, 02 wea~ 
 pons of a father,og the father of coldne ffe. A Junge of 
 Ifrael. Judges 12.7,8,9. 
 
 GIchabod.where us glorie, oꝛ no glory, oꝛ we unto glo- 
 ry, The name of Phineas ſonne. Sam.q. 21,2 2. Pꝛo⸗ 
 ther to Ahiiah. 1. DAM 14.3. 
 
 ` Iconium. comming. A citp of Cilicia, Actes 13.51. 
 where Paul preached, Actes14 r > 
 
 @ldolah. the band of flander, 03 an oth, oz curfing: 
 oz after the Debe wano Spzian , the hand of God. Q 
 citp. Jofh.19.15. 
 
 Ibdath flowing with hony, oꝛ the hand of de/truction 
 1,002-4.3> 
 
 Iddo, hu hanq, his power , oꝛ hu confefion. Weng 
 names.i.Chz.6.2 1. and 27.2 1.{ooke leddo. Alſo a pao⸗ 
 phet. Sech.r.1. kings 13.2. 
 
 Idumeans.red, earthy,o3 bloody. people delcended 
 of Edom. s. Eſd.a.50. looke Edom. 
 
 @ learim. 2 leape, o} woods A mount. Joſhaa.i 5. 10 
 
 Teateiai, fearching out. 1. Chꝛ 6.21. 
 
 leberechiah. peaking well of the Lord,o2 bowing the 
 knee to the Lord, Zacharias father. Ifa. 8. 2. 
 
 ` Iebus,a treading vader foot.ez tumbling, og rolling, 
 02 4 manger 3 Jerufalem fa called. Judges 19 10. Alfa 
 calien of Canaans forne , lebufi,that ts to fay, troden 
 under foote,tumbled, ox mangers. Yoth.18.16. 
 
 Tebufi.fonne to Canaan. Gen. 10.16, 
 
 Tebufites.idem.as lebufi. Inhabitants of Jebus. Ge. 
 15.21. whom God commaunded the Ilractites to vee 
 Arop, Deut.20:17- Thep couto not strerlp deſtroy the 
 Jebuſites. Yok.15.63, Dauid promilerh preferment 
 dnto tholg that could finite them. 2.2.5.8. Salomon 
 made them tributaries vnto him. 1. Ring? 9-20,a5. 
 
 Tecamiah.the reſurrectiõ of the Lord,o2 the cofirmatio 
 of the Lord, oꝛ the reuengement of the Lord. i,Ch. 3. 18 
 
 Tecoliah. the perfection of the Lord, 02 power of the 
 Lord. 2. kinigs 15.2. and 2.@62.26.3. ~ 
 
 leconiah, ſability of the Lord. The tonne of Jeboia⸗ 
 kim. 1. Chr. z. 160. called allo Jehoiachin. 2. king. 24. 
 6. wastaken priloner. 2. king? 24.12. accoꝛding tothe 
 piophecig. Jere.22.38." anv is called Coniab. Jer.37 
 1,2.tas exalted. 2. King.27. Jere 52.34." is calles 
 Mert. Luke 3.27. 
 
 Fedaiah.'the hand ofthe Lord , ox confeffing the Lord 
 t.06).4.37- 
 
 Tedeiah.one Lord,the ioy ofthe Lord,oz afterthe Dee 
 Haus ¢ Dpgian,the renumg of the Lordit Ch. 24. 20. 
 
 The firſt Table. 
 
 
 
 EAB YZ 
 
 Jediael, the ference of God, 03 knowledge of Ged. 1. 
 b2.26.2. ; 
 
 ledidah, delomed, Joſiahs mother. 2, Kings 22.2. 
 
 Tedidiah.beloued of the Lord, 02 louing to the Lord, 
 2, Sam.1 2,25. 
 
 Tedicl. the knowledge of God, 03 the unitie of God,op 
 ioy of God, 8} afier the Hebgew and Spzian, the 
 renewing of God. 1. L02-7.6. 
 
 Tediiah. the feare of the Lord, oꝛ vifion of the Lord, 
 1,2 2.26.31. 
 
 Jeduthun. eonfeffing his law, belonging to the law, 02 
 giung prafe,& mulician. 1.ۤ2.16.3%,42, and 9.16. 
 
 Teedo, a witne ffe decked , paffed ouer, oꝛ a prape. a · 
 Chꝛ.9. 29. looke Iddo. 
 
 Jegar-fahadutha. inthe Spꝛian, the heape of wit- 
 nefe. Genel. 31-47. 
 
 lehaleel. prayſing God,o2the cleareneffe of God, 1. 
 2.4.16, and 2. Cho. 29. 12. 
 
 sehaziel. feeexg Ged,ogthe vifion of God.s Chæ. 12 
 4. 4nd 16.6. 
 
 Iehdeiah.together,only the Lord, oꝛ say : 02 after the 
 Webzeto and Gpeian, one Lord , 1. Chꝛ. 27. 30. 
 
 Tehel. God hath takë away ok beaping vp.063.8.1 3. 
 
 Tehezekel. the ſtrength of God, 1. 92.24.16. 
 
 Ichiah. the Lord neth. A porter for the Arke, 1, 
 Che. 15. 24. 
 
 Tehiel. God liuetſi, God hath taken away, 02 God 
 heaping up. 1.Ch2 15.1588. and 238. and 26,21, 
 
 Ichizkiah.the firength of the Lord , 0} the taking of 
 the Lerd. 2.8 03.28,12. 
 
 Tehoadah.the cogregati of theLord,the paffing ouer 
 of the Lord,the teftimony of the Lord,ogthe decking, og 
 pray of the Lord oz after theebzew ¢ Spzian,the ta⸗ 
 king away of the Lord, Donne of Ahaz. 1. Chr.8. 36. 
 
 Jehoadan.the pleafure,o delights of theLord o} after 
 the Debre ¢ Syzian, the time ofthe Lord. other of 
 Amaziah king of Judah. 2. king.2.14. 2. Chꝛon. 2 5.1. 
 
 Iehoahas. the taking of poffeffion of the Lord, oz the 
 Lord feesng. Joſias fonne. 2.kin.2 3.30. 2. Ch? 36.1. 
 Depoled ¢ carried capriue into Capper, where be died 
 2.bing!2 3,33. 2.£62.36.3. Discapriuitie was fore: 
 fhe beed. Eze. 19.4. We is callen Johanan.i. Chr.z. 15 
 Sifo the fonne of Jehu king of Iſtael. 2.bing.10.35. 
 for bid wickeneſſe Delivered into rhe handes of the 
 Spriansg. a.kings.13. 2,2, 3. and bp paper veliuercd. 
 2.£ings 137.4, to 9. 
 
 lehoath.the fire of theLord,o3 the offring of theLord 
 2.kin.11.2. tho became king of Judah. 2.kin. r1. 21. 
 @12,8. preferucd bp Jehoſheba from being deſtroyed 
 bp Athaliah. 2. king. i 3. 3. Dee is mate king bp Jeho- 
 iana. a.kings 11.4.* De cauſed the Giner of dedicated 
 things to be imploped tothe repairing of the Temple. 
 2.kin.12.2,t0 17.6 2. Chz2. 24. 2, to14. After the neath 
 of Jehoiada, he became an idolater. 2.0 62.24.17,28. 
 He cauletb Zechariah to be floned to neath foz repzo⸗ 
 uing him. 2.2 bz0r.24.20,t0 23. De was faine bp his 
 owne (eritants.2.bin.12.20. 2.2026 24.25,26. De ig 
 called Simeon. .3.30. Allo Jehsahez lonne,a twie- 
 ken king of Pfrael. 2.kin.r3.10,11. Dee diſcemfited 
 thaee times Ben⸗hadad the ſoune of Hazael. 2, kings 
 13.25. De tooke Amaziah king of Indah, brake towne 
 the wall of Jerulalem, anv ſpopled the Tempie. 2. 
 Kliug.14.13314. De dieth. 2 king 14.16. 
 
 Iehohanan, the grace,mercie , 03 gift of the Lord.@ 
 poster. 1.2 h20-26.3. 
 
 Iehoiachin, looke leconiah. 
 
 Iehoiada the knowledge of the Lord. An high prieft, 
 who mave a couenant with Jehoalhb king e his peo- 
 ple in the 10309 behalfe. 2-kin.13.17. looke Tehoath. 
 
 Ichoiakim the rifing,auenging,oz eftablifhing of the 
 Lord. Aname ginento Cliakin the lonne of Joſtah. 
 
 a kings 
 
 Tedihel 
 ladihel 
 Ieddida 
 Idida 
 Tedida 
 Iedidia 
 
 Tedia 
 Teria 
 Idithun 
 Iduthun 
 Iddo 
 
 Tehaleleet 
 Iehalelel 
 Teheziel 
 
 Iehdeia 
 Tedias 
 Tehiel 
 Jeheskel 
 Tehia 
 Teliah 
 Iehieli 
 
 Ezekias 
 
 Tehoada 
 Toada 
 
 loadan 
 Tehoaddan 
 Toiadan 
 Tohas 
 Toachaz 
 Tehoahax 
 Ioachas 
 loahas 
 
 Ioas 
 loafts 
 
 4 
 Toar 
 lonan 
 Iohannes 
 Ioachim 
 Toiada 
 leacim 
 
Teiarib 
 
 Ionathan 
 
 Ioram 
 
 Tofaphat 
 
 Tofaba 
 Jofhua 
 lofua 
 Jefus 
 Jehoua 
 
 Iehozabad 
 Tozabad 
 Tehozedech 
 Tofedech 
 Tofedec 
 
 Iehubba 
 Haba 
 Tuchal 
 Iud 
 
 LY see! SI 
 a Ming.237.34. 42.00236, 4.1. Elo. 1.27. He rebels 
 led againſt SRebuchad-neszar, and ig taken pioner. 
 2. King. 24. 1to 7.2 Zbz. 36.6,7,8. a8 was pꝛopheli⸗ 
 ed. fete. 22.18,19. Dan.. 1,2, Bere of him. Jetem. 
 36.1. He ts called Weichi. Luke 3.28. 
 
 Iehoiarib, the fighting, chiding, og multiplying of 
 the Lord.1 ©b2.9.10. 
 
 Ichonadab, looke lonadab. @ (ubtill man, who tas 
 friend to Amig. 2. Sa. 1 3.3,4,5. Allo $ fon of Rechab, 
 tebe toined with Tebu to deſtrox iolatrp. 2.Win. 10.15 
 
 Tehonathan.the gift ofthe Lord,og the gift of a doue. 
 Sonne of Cizstah.r. Chron. 27.25. Alio the foune of 
 Shimea. 1.20.20 7. Alfo Dauids oncle, aman of 
 countell and bnderanding..1.2h2.27.32. 
 
 Tehoram.the hezght of the Lord, oz throwing downe 
 ofthe Lord. Der of ehoſhaphat king of Yuna. king. 
 22.50,¢ 2.kin 8. 16,to 25.¢ 1.02.21.1.*% Allo Ahabs 
 fonne,a wicked king.a Ring. 3.152. toho thea tned to 
 cut off Eliſha bis bead.2Jkine.o.31. DEF bis warre, 
 and Aheziahs with Hazael kina of Gram. 2. King · 8. 
 25.*boty Raine bp Jehu.2. Rin.⸗ↄ 14,to 29. 
 
 Ichofhaphat. the Lord is the indge,o3 the sudgement 
 ofthe Lord, Sonne of Ala king of Jitda.i.king 15.24. 
 1.@ 2.3.10. Watth.1.8. Abertuens king. 2.Q 20.17. 
 3." Myo iopnend in affinitie with Abab. 2.2.28. Te 
 He ſeeketh counteil at the JBzophet of Hod.2. Chzon. 
 16.6. and taketh bis part.1.Ming.22 8. Dee enquireth 
 of Eliſha what ſhould happen vito hin. 2 kin. 3.12,to 
 20, Crping vnto the Lozde foz aive again bis ene⸗ 
 mies,pe is beard. 2.0 2.18.34. De is repzoued bp the 
 Prophet Jehu foz helping wicked Ahab.2. Ehz 19. 2. 
 Dee erhorteth che tunges g minifters tovoe their due⸗ 
 tie.2.002.19.6.*.O be Woabitese Ammonites wars 
 red againſt bim.2.€2.20.1. Dis pzaper.1. Chꝛ. 20.6. 
 De iopneth in frigothip to Ahaziah,a is repzoued foz ie 
 bp Elfeser.2,Lb2.20.75 ,36,37.De dieth.2.Chz.21.1. 
 ` Ichofheba, lepke Iofhabeth. 
 
 Ichofhua. the Lord, o} fauzour,oz the Lords ſaluati- 
 on, Certaine meng names. 1,407.27 Pag.1.1.3ech. 
 3.1-looke Ieſus. 
 
 Iehomah. the Lord Dne of $ names of Gov. Ex.6. 3. 
 
 Tehouah-iireh.the Lord (ceth,oz will fee ozthe Lord 
 prowideth. Gen 22.14, 
 
 Tehouah: niffi.the Lord my banner. 40.17.15. 
 
 Iehouah-fhalom.the Lsrd of peace, Gudg.6, 24, 
 
 Tehozabad, hauing a dewrie,oz the Lords dowrie. 
 Certaine mens names. 2. King· 2. 2..1. Chz. 26 4. 
 
 Iehozadak.iuſt ù the Lord,ez the wffice of the Lord. 
 Wens names.1.02.6.14.0ag.1.1. 
 
 Iehu, He,02 be that 5,02} berg. A JProphet tho pro: 
 pheſied again Baafha. 1 Win.16. 1,2,3,4. Perebu- 
 keth king Jehofhaphat. 2. Chro. 19. 2. Alfo a captaine 
 too was anointed king of Iſrael bp Elifha,to deſtroy 
 the boule of Ahab. 2 Win.g.2,3,t0 11. 1. Rin.19.16, 
 17. He deſtropeth Toram and Ahesiav.2. Wing 7.14, 
 to 29. aud allo Jesebel.2.King.9.30.*% De ſlayeth the 
 7o.fonnes of Ahab. a. King· 10.7. and the 42-bzethaen 
 of Avasiah. 2. Bings 10.14. Seeming to lactifice to 
 Baal, be Hew all Baals priefis.2. Bin. 10. 18,t0 26. 
 De deffreped Gaal and his houle, anv cauled it to bee 
 made a iakes.2 ings 10.2627, 28. Gov appzoueth 
 Jehu His doings again the boufe of Ahad. 2. Bin. ro. 
 30. Dee walketh not inthe la of God with all his 
 beart. 2.Bing.10,31. Wee dieth. 2 Kings 10. 35. The 
 piomile which God mane vnto hiin.2, Kings ro. 30, 
 was accomplifhben.2. Bing. is. 12. 
 
 Ichubbah. az hiding 02 beloued +0} in the Spztan 
 (peach. nne, oꝛ binding. 1.097-34. ; 
 
 Tehucal mighty,perfect.or wafted. Jer 37. 3. 
 
 Ichud. prasfing og confefing. A citie of Dan. Joſh. 
 19.45» 
 
 
 
 The firft Table. 
 
 iMate. 2  
 
 Teremai.my height,o2 fearing, og throwing forth wae 
 ters. 30a 10.33, 
 
 Ieremiah,looke Irmeiah. Qertaine meng nameg. 2. 
 Kin.23. z1.1. Chz. 5. 24. Alloa prophet:his Cocke and 
 when be propheſted. Jere. 1.1,2,3. Gad imboldenech 
 bim to preach. Jet.1 7. De ig ferzbidden to pray fo: the 
 Jewes Jer... 14. Deis perfecute. Jere. 18.1 8.and 
 20.2. Being mocked for preaching, bee complaineth 
 vnto God. Fere.20.7,%, Wee ig taken of Che Pzielkes, 
 ana accufen befoze the gaucrnours, be anltwereth that 
 he had declared nothing but the word of Hod. Jerem, 
 26.8,12. De fendeth bonds to certaine kings, and ave 
 moniſheth them te be ſubiert onto Mebuchad nezzar. 
 Sere.27.3. Hee is taken going into the land of Ben⸗ 
 jamin, Jere. 37.12, 13. {mitten and put in pzifon Ter, 
 
 € 3 37153 
 
 
 
 Tehudah 
 Indah 
 Juda 
 lehuda 
 ludas 
 
 
 
 Tudi 
 Tehudia 
 Tudaia 
 Tehus 
 
 Ichiel 
 
 Tehia 
 Tecabzeef 
 Tecamia 
 Icamia 
 Tekaimiah. 
 Tecmaam 
 Tukadaa 
 Iekonia 
 Tecuthiel 
 Icuthiel 
 Jemima 
 Gemini 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Iaphlet 
 Tephte 
 lephune 
 lere 
 
 Terameel 
 lerahmeel 
 Iereamelita 
 
 Ramoth 
 Terimoth 
 
 Tared 
 
 Termaa 
 
 Teremia 
 leremie 
 Teremias 
 
EAR 
 3715, 16. He id Deliuered bp Zedekiah Jer. 37. 17. He 
 ís cat into the dungeon. Per. 38.4,5,6. taken out a> 
 gaine. Jere.38. 10, 11, 12, 1 3kauotited of Mebuchad⸗ 
 nezzat. Jere.39. 11, tz. haumg leaue to go whicher he 
 would. Jetem. 404. be dwelleth with the people whicg 
 were left in Jerulalem, vnder Gedaliay. Jete.40.6. 
 De admonicheth the teſidue of tye people not to go ines 
 te appt. jer.42. 14,15.*Pelamencecy king Jofeph, 
 2. Thz. 33 «25. 
 leriah. the fearing vifion throwing downe of the 
 Lord.1. 2.23.19 
 leribai. fighting chiding, or multiplying. 1.20.11, 
 
 
 
 6. 
 ? Tericho.the maone,moneth, oz his ſweet fmeH. © rich 
 ana faire citie of Beniamin, whither Joſhua fent 
 A (pied. Rum.22.1. Joſh.2.i. Chis people bauing ſeene 
 the (cles, were alteniſhed. Joſh.2. ax. God deliueteth 
 
 Tericho into the hannes of Hohua, and bow. Joſhu.s. 
 
 3.* The walles ihereot fell Downe by faith Johu. 6. 
 20 Heb. 11.30; Joſhua curſeth them that Houtt baita 
 it. Joſh.6.26. Jt is reedifted bp Hiel.i . Ruigs 16.34. 
 Elia dwelt in it.ꝛ. Kings 2.18. 
 Ieriel. the eare,oz vlon of God.t. Chꝛ. 7. 2- 
 derimoth dooke Iaramoth. 
 Ierioth pannes, hettels $} cauldrons, 02 howling out, 
 oꝛ breaking afunder. i. Chꝛ. 2.18. 
 Ieroah making a [weet ſnell, breathing the moone, 
 ozthe moneth 1.062.514. 
 leroboam. fighting again/?,chidinz,o2 increafing the 
 people. Sonne of Rebat Rings 126. who rebellen 
 again# Salomon. iing.11.27, Ten tribes promt: 
 fed bp the Praphet to be ginen bim-1 Win.1t.35.Dee 
 fleet} from Salomon into Eqvpe.s. Rin- 1.40. ter 
 his returne de with the people deficeth Reboboam to 
 eleaſe chenvof the ſeruitude mhich thep endured va⸗ 
 Bet bis father.: Bin.s2.3,4.De builoed Sichem anv 
 o Denuel.c. Bing 12.25. Jot licking onto Gods pro⸗ 
 Sx mife,be fet vp tee gotten calues in Betg-el and Dan, 
 cauſiug the people do commit tdolattic, r. kin, 12.26." 
 and a3 be was lacrificing vuto chent, was repzouen hy 
 the Wrophee Vodo. WIARE 3.152,3- Dis band whic) 
 heſtretched out acaink the Pꝛophet dzied upand re 
 ozen againe.c. Bing. 13-45-720 thieatning o2 ſgnes 
 could caule him leaue bis vickeDuctfe..1-Ting.1 3.3 3- 
 Foz money be made Pꝛieſts of the bie places.«. Wing. 
 13-33 Wee confituced prieks foz Beuits, reiecting the 
 JOzielis of the Loꝛo.ꝛ. Chron.i a 15. His wife is fent 
 tothe Pꝛophet, to knota if his fone Gould reconer of 
 his ficknefle.r iing.14.2, 3. Uato whom the velkruc- 
 tion of ber huſband and his boule is foꝛeſhewed, € the 
 maner of thewbilde death to be a figne thetof. 1, Bin. 
 14.5,to 17.Jeroboam dieth, and Nad ab his fonne fue: 
 ceedeth. e King. 4. 20. His houſe is defkroped bp Baa⸗ 
 tha, accozding tothe woꝛd of the Logd, 1. Rin.15.25 
 26,27,t0 31.daeate Ecclus 47.23,24,25. Powe his 
 Erne id condemned, loske 1. Win. 16.19, 26.6 2. kin. 3- 
 3-€ 10.39. 13-2. 14.24€ 15.9% 07. 21. and 23.05. 
 Againſt leroboam,reave Amos 7.11. 
 
 p oboliam 
 
 oboam Alethe ſonne of Joaſh a wicked King of Iſael. 2. 
 Hing.13.12-€14.23. bp whom notwithſtanding the 
 Loꝛũ preferuca Iſtael faz his promile ſake.ꝛ. Kin 1 4 
 24,25,26,27. We dieth, and Zachariah bis ſonne fne 
 cesdeth· 2 · Kin. 4. 29. 
 horam Ieroam. bizhymerce/ukl,o2 after the Sprian,beloued. 
 ram Father of Eikanah.i.Som.i.i.i.Chꝛo 6.27 34. Allo 
 rhe father of Jbne-iah.1.Lhz 9.8. 
 ieronymus Jeronymus.a holy name. gouernout tobo with Ti 
 erome mothens,¢c.traublea the Jewes.ꝛ. Macc.i2. 2. 
 erobaal le:nbbaal, Let Baal auenge, onan idole ouercome. 
 
 . looke Gideon. - 
 aubelsth ILetu-beſheth idem. a. HAWAII, 3o 
 
 Thefirft Table. 
 
 IER 
 
 Teruel. the feart of God, ozthe vifion of God, & tite 
 derneſſe.⁊. Ehro. 20.16. 
 leruſalem.the vifion of peace, oꝛ the perfect viſion, o 
 perfect feare. he head citie of Judah builded (ag Ly- 
 ranus on the 28.chapof Genelis witeth) bp Weilchts 
 ſedec, and called bp him Salem that ig, peaceable, bes 
 caufe be was Ring of peace and iuftice. Debz.7. 1, 3. 
 }Pfal.76,2.Deber thinke it was Arh builded bps ebufi 
 fonne of Laugan g called after hig mame. Ge.ro. 16. 
 Joch.i8. 28. Euſcbius fapth itis callen Hieron Salo- 
 monis, that is, Salomons Temple, and afterward bp 
 coꝛruptiõ Hieruſalem Called alfo Solyma,Luza,Beth- 
 el, Hierus,¢ laff of ail, Helia, oʒ Ælia(layth Volateran) 
 of Helius Hadrianus g&mperour, bp wham it was ree 
 paired andenlarged. Sometime it conien of iwa 
 parts: the higher, withthe Temple placed on the top 
 of Sion, and calie of the butiner, the citie of auto, 
 the tower fopned to the Temple. 1. The. 11. 45,6.7, 8. 
 a iwas it compatle about lize miles and an palte.Eu- 
 edius. 
 lerufalem,calien Bethel and befoze Luz, wonne bp 
 the tribe of Guoah.Gucg.1.22,22,23. The Tempie 
 in Lezufalem chofen of Good foz an pabitation.r. kin.8.. 
 13.72 Ch 6.1,2. Df the gates. Ezek. 48.31. Gov 
 thzeatnetd teit, andthe ingabitants, dellruction fog 
 contemning of his to02d,¢ preachers a. Bin 21. 12, 13 
 14,15.€ 23.27 Ezek 21. 2. Here. 19.3. The burning 
 of it ſigniſted bp a viſion. Ezek. 10 2. She biton of rez 
 Rozing of the citie and Temple. Ezek 40.1.2." The 
 feltcitte thereof paft andthe calamitie prefent Ezek. 
 19.10.* DEF the deſttuction of tt , andofthe women. 
 Jſa.z 2,17. After the neeuction of it, there Mould 
 ſcant be [eft ene man fo: bii. women. Ila.a.i.Signes⸗ 
 in beauen ouer it.ꝛ. Macc 5.2. The captiuitie of tt Rə 
 guted. Ezek. 3-25. Godthzeatnerhto oeliver it inte. 
 the bandes of the king of Babplon. Ferem. 34,1. ank 
 that it Halbe burned. Jere.32.28,29. Ezek. 15.2. and 
 34.3.*.Jerufalem befleged bp Resin and Pekah. Gla. 
 7.1. The defkcuction of tt prophelicd. Fla. 22.2.6 29, 
 3. It ts taken and burnt bp the Caldeans. Jerem 5 2. 
 7.7 2.in.2 4.14. and 25.8,9, 2.02. 36.6,t0 19. accoz⸗ 
 Ding as wag pzopheſted. Jerem. 34,2. TUbp it wag 
 boughs inte captiuitie. Jerem. 22.9.6900 ſheweth the 
 Pꝛophet the certatutie of lerufalems defruction. Es 
 ek. 33.27.” The ewes bewaile the sefiruction of 
 Ternfalem. JP fal.79.1.DF the vefruction and reevifps 
 ing thereof. Dan.9.25. Fechar.16.%¢ 12,2." Tho ins 
 habited there after the reevifping.jQebe.r1.1. Antios 
 chug mave newe lawes in Lerufalem , ferbidding the 
 keeping of Gods lawes. 1.Macc. 1.43." A complaint 
 efthe Church, vnder the figure of lerufalem. Baruch 
 4-19, lerufalem ig moonen to reiopce foz the returne of 
 her people „and onder thig fiqure the Church. Ba- 
 ruck. 5.1.* (he abominations of Ierufalem, notboith⸗ 
 anding Bors bencfites. Ezek. 16.2, 3 *Shee cons 
 keſleth whp fhe is iuſtly puniſhed. Jere.r0 19." Thit 
 foreſhe weru bewe hee ſhould vie at Jerufalem. Luke 
 13.33. He rideth inte Ierufalem vpon an affe. Mattb. 
 21,1. Dee fazetelicth her deſtruction: che maner, and 
 wp. Watth.24. 16, Pee commaundeth his Apoſtles 
 not to Cepatt from Icrufalem, but to waite foz the bos 
 Ip Ghok which bee bad promiled them, Luke 24. 49. 
 Actes r. 4. Dee weepeth foz lerufalem. Luke 13.34. 
 and 19.41. Want preached at lerufalem.iRom.15.19. 
 Paul commauntved to goe out of lerufatem, and twbp. 
 Acts 22.18. Df the new Ieruſalem. Reuel 3.12. The 
 bolp leruſalem. Reuel 21.10.* The ecleftiall lerufa- 
 Jem, the mother of bs all, and the habitation of the 
 Elect. Gal.4.26.Deb.s1. rand r 2.23. Plal.122. 3. 
 Dla. 33.20.and $4.1.* and 65.19. 3.16.3. Cob. 3 
 46.* Baruch 5.2." 
 Zaan 
 
 Hierufalem 
 
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 lerufhals 
 Tefaiah 
 Iefaia 
 Efaias 
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 Yelebeab 
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 Again Ierufalem ¢ the inbabheantsd theresf, locke 
 moze. Plas EE. S.r ¢ 8.17 F 34.1." 65.12. Jet.4. 3. 
 E 7-354." 13.9." E1703 54. E 21. 4. F 2312.8 25.15 
 to 32.¢ 38. 18.¢ 39.5, tO 9. 30.4.1. *@ 5.1,* 22.26" 
 @ 23.2." Feph. 3. 1.Jerufalem was propbecicd ce be dee 
 firoped of the Romanes. Dan.9.26.3ech.14.1." Wat. 
 23:37. 24.15. Lube 13.3435: 19.43144. ¥ 20.16, 
 @21.6,24. 300.1 1.48. which came to valie,bp Titus 
 @ Ciefpattan the 41. peere after Chꝛiſts afcention, be: 
 ing from the incarnation of Chꝛiſt 73.peres,1ofephus, 
 Jerufalem put fozthe people inhabiting that citp. 
 Mat. 3.5. Ierufalem callen the citie of the great King. 
 Wat 5.35. andthe holy citx · Wat.4 5.end 27.53. 
 
 Terufcha. poffeffion, o} banishment, The mother of 
 Jotbam 2,bings. 15.33. and 2. Chꝛon.a7.1. 
 
 lefhaiah. the health , 0g ſaluation of the Lord. {he 
 Rame of certaine men. Ezra 8.7319. 1. Chꝛ. 3.21. G 
 25.3. and 26.25. 
 
 Ailo a Prophet. Nai. 1.1. he foꝛetelleth Mesekiabs 
 bictozy again Sanceberib 2. king · 19.6,7. be heweh 
 Hezekiah bis ſickeneſſe, and his tecouery.2.kin.20.1. 
 
 to ı 2. be reproerh Hezekiab, foz ſhewingthe ambaſ⸗ 
 
 ſadors of the king ef Gabe! hrs trealures. 2. kings 20. 
 14, to 19. Iaiah fa the giogp of God. Fis. 6.1,2.be 
 is fent tothe Jewes. Dle.6.8,9. Chit Banding bp to 
 reabe, bad the booke of Maizh delitiered pim. Luke 4. 
 16,17. Haiah is pꝛapſed. Ecclus.ab.23,24, 25, 26. 
 
 lefhebeab. the fitting, oꝛ captinitee of the father. 1, 
 Oho. 24.13. 
 
 lether. right, finging, hawing a regard, oꝛ ruling. 8, 
 Elon.2.18. 
 
 Ieſhiſhai ancient, oʒ retoyceng exceeding ly. i1. Chꝛo. 
 
 14. 
 
 Tefhmon. jQum.23.28. 
 
 lethohaiah, The Lord preffing , o2 the meditation of 
 God. . Chꝛo 4. 36. 
 
 Jefhua. a Sauiour.i. Chꝛo. 24. 11. l0oke Ieſus. 
 
 Ieſiah. a d:ffsHing from the head of the Lorde, 02a 
 Erinblang of the Lord. €3ra.10 25. 
 
 lefimiel.the naming of God, 02 aftoniedneffe of God. 
 x, ©h7.4.36. 
 
 Ieſſe. Wat. r.g. looke Iſhai. 
 
 Telus. 2 faniour,ozthe Lord a ſauiour, og the ſaluatiõ 
 of the Lord, The Weffias,t he fon of God, bo2ne of the 
 birgin Warie. Datt.r,20,21. Luke 1.31. Reuealed 
 banto the wile men. AWBat.2.1,2. Werods opinion of him. 
 MWat.14.1,3, War.6.14,16. Luke 9.7,8,9. be would 
 not baue bis Apoſtles reueale opentp that bee wag 
 
 Chit vntil our redemption was ful nied. Warr 
 
 30. War.8 27.4 9 9. Hu-9.21,36.the Centurion con- 
 feffeth lefus, ¢ thep allo that watched with bim. Wat. 
 27,54. to acknswledge bim, isthe gift of God. Wate. 
 16.17. the lawe was given bp Woles , but grace and 
 trueth came bp lefus CThꝛiſt. Jobu.r,17.lelus name ig 
 aboue enerp name. Pbil. 2.9,10,11. hee that confel= 
 feth tbat lefus is the fon of Goo , in him owellety Goo 
 And be in God. 1. Johu 4.15. to knota the father to be 
 the onclp perp God, 4 twhom he hath lent Ieſus Chꝛilt, 
 fs life eternall. Jobn 17.3. of leſus Chꝛiſt the whele 
 familp in heauen and earth ig named. Ephe.3.14.15. 
 Che telimonie of lefus is the {pirit of pꝛophecy. Reu. 
 39.10. wee ought toconfefle the Loz Iefus with our 
 month, and beleewe in heart, c. Rom. 0.9, 10. Looke 
 Chrift in the fecond Table, 
 
 Alſo the name of the fonne of Fosavak. Fech.3.1.* 
 Ecclu. 49.12. Ezra 3-3. Dag.y.1251 4.8 2. 3. leoke Ie- 
 hofhua and Iofhua. Wilo tye fon of Syrach the authoz 
 of Eccleſtaſticus. Ecclug.so.27. allo Woles fuccel 
 for. Actes 7.45. Ecclus 46.1. Looke lofhua. alfo one 
 cf Pauls workefelfowes called Juſtus. Col.4.11. 
 
 Tether. excedisng remaining, o fearching out diligent- 
 
 The frf Table. 
 
 — w | 
 
 7 ae 
 
 ly,02 a (mall rope. Eldeſt fonne of Giveont Judges 8. 
 20. alfo the fonne of Ezra. 1. 20.4.1 7, 
 
 ietheth. giving. Ben, 36.40. 
 
 lethro. zdem aglethur. Father in lawe of Boles, 
 r.3.1. tube with Woles wife and childzen came buco 
 tim (ntethe wildetneſſe of Sin. Exodus 18,1,2,3-" 
 
 letur. an order, op keeping, Oe. 25.15. 
 Ieuel.God hath taken away doꝛ God heaping vp.t.ch. 9.6 
 
 leuth. a moth gnawen abont , preffing downe,02 ga- 
 thered together. foume of lau, Henelis 36.5. Ailo rhe 
 Conne of Bilhan. 1. €hz.7.10. allo the fone of Dpi- 
 met. 1.@ 2.33.22. 
 
 Ieuꝝ.idem. ag leufh, 1. Chꝛo 8.10. 
 
 lewes prayfing, 0} confe/fing. A people. Actes 2,5. 
 locke in the fecond able, lewes anv Iſraelites. 
 
 Iezaniah, the nourifhment, o} weapons of the Lord, 
 Jere. 40. 8. and 42.1. 
 
 Jezebel. looke Izebel. 
 
 Iezer, they fle of helpe,oz woe bee to helpe, Sonne of 
 
 JRapthali. Henelis 46.24. allo the fonne of Pileav,of 
 whome came the lezerites. J2um.26.30. 
 Jeziel the fprinkling of God , oz the diftslling downe 
 from the head of Gad. 1. Lhz0.1 2,3. 
 lezohar, cleare, o} white. 1.062.4.9- 
 @ Igal. redeemed, o} defiled. The lonne of Jofeph. 
 Rum.: 3.8. allo athans (ohne. 2. Sam. 23. 36. 
 Igdaliah, the greatneſſe of the Lord. Jete. 35.4. 
 Igeal. a redeemer, redeemed, 02 defifiled. 1.002.3.22 
 @ iibfam, their drought oz their confupo, 03 bafhful- 
 nefe. 1.0 )20.9.2- F 
 
 lidlaph. a d:/liHing from the head, o the dropping of 
 an how 
 
 soz after the Debgew and Szian,a hand so7- 
 wed together. Gen. 22.22. 
 
 Iie abarim. beapes of Hebrewes, 02 pa/fers ouer, og 
 heapes of angry men, oł toward men : 02 after the Des 
 brew and Dpzian. heapes of wheate. Pum. 33.44, 
 
 lim, idem, Qum 33.46, and Jolh.15.29. 
 
 lim, Iſa. 3.22. 
 
 Tinna, s forbidding og let oꝛ the troubled fear Ehr i 
 
 7:35 
 
 limnah, the right bãd, nubring, oꝛ preparing:o2 after 
 the Sprian. epparnting. Son ot Aſher.Ge as 17. and 
 1.€b2.7.30.0f whom came the limnites. jQum.2¢.44,. 
 
 lion.a beholding, a fountaine, op eye, A citp, nozth 
 from Jjezdan.2.kings 15.29. and 1.kings.15.20. anD 
 2. Chr 5 6.44 
 
 Tiphtah. opening. A citpin Judah. Joſhus 15 43. 
 
 liphta el.God openimg.Q valley which botindeth the 
 tribe of Zebulun Jofhua 19.14,27. 
 
 q — — 0? wicked. ı EYZ. 11,28. 27.9. 
 
 @ lliyiicum. a making merry. A counttep adioynin 
 brito Italie. Rom. IRIA, 4 x —— 
 
 imla. oz Imlah. a replenifhing, oz circameifion, 2. 
 b2-18-7. and 1.kings 22-8. 
 
 Immanuel, God with vs. A name of the Meſſias 
 3fa.7,14. and 8.8. Matth. 1.23. 
 
 Immer. /aying, 02 fpeaksng <0} after the Spzian, a 
 lambe, 1.0)2.9.12. E3¢a 2.37.59. Vere. 20.1, 
 
 Imrah, a rebel waxing bitter,o2 changing. Che ſonne 
 — 
 
 of Jophal.i.Chꝛ.7. 36. 
 
 Imti /zyine og peaking, exaling, oꝛ buter. o} after 
 
 the Spartan. a lambe. 1.0 1}2.9.4. Mhe. 3.2. * 
 g India.in Debzew Hodu pᷣ igya praifing,oz cofeffiom 
 02 comely,o2 faire.a late countiep & a rich containing 
 the third part of Ala as Onef critus thinkerh, Iping 
 on the feuth part of the twoglt: Hercof reade Strab lib. 
 15. ant Plin.lib, 6.cap.16. it is menttoned.¢ ficr.1.1, 
 q Ioab.willing, aꝛ voluntary,o2 fatherhood, ophaning 
 a father. Dauids fifters fonnc. 1. Dam.26,6 ¢ 1.202, 
 2.16. who afterward became Dauids chiefe captaine. 
 2.Dam.2,13. anv ſlewe Abner and Amala cowardly. 
 <4 2. Sam. 
 
 Jeus 
 Iudei | 
 Iezonias f 
 
 
 
 Tefer 
 
 Hiezer 
 Hiezerites 
 leziel 
 
 Tezoar $ 
 
 Acces 
 Temla 
 
 limla 
 Emmanug 
 
 Emmer 
 lamra 
 
 l Amri | 
 Omrai i 
 
 Tobab 
 
 wee wee 
 

 
 Phi ON 
 
 2:94. 3.27.%.20.9,10, De fearing to loa e Dauids fas 
 “hour, became the infirument of Ciriahs veath. 2. Sa · 
 1£.6* Bp (ubtilitte , be recancilen Abſalom to his fa- 
 ther. Dam. 14,2." ie thzult theough Ablam hanga 
 ing bathe haire on an oke. 2. Sam. 13. 18. Dee re 
 proucth, Dauid foꝛ lamenting the ceath of Ablalom, 
 and why. 2. Dam. 19.5, toy. Dauid chargeth Salo⸗ 
 
 mon tp put Load ta Beaty, and wby. 1. Rings 25,6. 
 
 which is accompliſhed. r- Bings 2.28, to 36. 
 Toachaz. the preparing , oz ftabilitie of the Lord, 
 Sonne of Joka. 1. Elo. 1.34. loake lehoahas. 
 
 Toacim. the rifing othe eftablilhing of the Lord, 
 Toe hie Prielt. Judeth 4.6. andir 5.8. 
 
 Ioab, brotherhood; oꝛ hauing a brother. 2. Ring. 13. 
 18., and 2, Chro 34.8. < ; 
 
 Toahaz, apprehending, poffeffing. 92 /ceing. Joliahs 
 Recoger. 2.020.348, ay - 
 
 Ioanna.the grace, gsft,ormerts «frie Lord Doane 
 of Roela: Luke 3.27-Allo the sis s: Ehulea, wyo fol 
 lower Thriſt. Luke 8.3. ey 
 
 loath difagreeing defpsir in: ferie m burning. Fa 
 therof the Ezrites and Biseon. uvg- 11. wha moc? 
 ked thole that honoured Waal, > ubg.6.3% 
 
 Allo loath with Ain. idem ag leuth, the fonne of 
 Becher. r. Lh20.7.6. Allo hee who was otter Davids 
 fFoze of ople, 1. Lhz0.27.28. Allo Ahasiags onne, who 
 twag bid from being Naine of Athaltab. 2.hin.1 1.2,3. 
 looke Lehoath, Allo the fonne of Ichoahaz look Iehoath 
 Alo a citie. +. Chro.a.22. 
 
 Toatham.looke Eotham. Sonne of Ozias.Mat r.g. 
 Callen lorim, Luke 3.29.and Lotham the fanne of A⸗ 
 Zaria. 1.Qijzon. 3.12. Who, bis father being a leper 
 buto his death, goucrned the land of Judah. 2. kings. 
 15.5. and atterward became king. 2. kings 15.7,32. 
 2, CH20.26.21,33. 
 
 Tob, /orowfis!,o2 hated,or fighting howling out,o2 a- 
 biding enimutie.A mã vpꝛight g iult,tearing Boo. Job 
 1. 1. ſis childzen æ ſubſtance. Job.1.2,3. Seeing his 
 chilozen vle keaſling hee offerech facrifice foz them ree 
 Epecting the vifogtver vlen at feag. Job 1.4,5. Saran 
 Bereaueth Iob of bis ſubſtance and childꝛen. Job.i.13 
 to 20. De pzapleth God in bis affliction. Gob.1.21, 22 
 His ehgee friends come to viſit him. Fob.2.11.* His 
 wife tempted him. Job 2.9. Dee is tepzehendedofe- 
 liphaz, and toby. Hob.g.1. * We faith that bis paineis 
 moze grieuous then bis fault. Job 6.1,2, 3. Yee com: 
 plaineth that bis friends foz'eoke him. Job 6.14, Dee 
 craueth time torepent. Job to 20. * He deciareth his 
 patience. Job 12.4. hee repzooueth big friends with 
 their owne wordes. Fob 13-4. he vefcribeth his mife- 
 rp. Job 19.3. R hee prophecieth of the refurrection. 
 Job 14.14, ant 9.26,27. he tebearleth the innotencp 
 
 - of bis life. Jok 31.1, * his repentance: God reſtored 
 to himewile ag much as be baa leit: his death. Yob 
 42.6, * Jobs patience alledged/foꝛ the example of the 
 godly. Games 5.14, 
 
 Lobad. idem. Sonne of Toktan. Ge.10.29.Ailo the 
 fonne of Fetah. Gene. 36.33. Alloa king. Joſh. aa. 1. 
 
 pamah the building of the Lord, or the vaderftan- 
 afthe Lord, 0} a foune by adoption. Sonne of Ye- 
 boram 1, h20.9.8, © 
 
 TYochebed. glorious “wife to Amram, and mother to 
 Moles, Aaron, and Miriam, Erod.:s.2o.Num 26 59. 
 who pzeleruen Moles bp putting bim into au arke of 
 teene. Exod 2. 3. 
 
 . Toed. witaefing , deching, robbing, paſſing aner, 
 oꝛ after the Spzian, taking away. IGEL EJ. >. 
 foe). walling or beginning,o2 fivearing. Elnelt fone 
 
 
 
 of Sanuel.1.©4.8.2.callen alfo Aaſhni.i . Chr· o. 28 
 
 33. alla the Father of Shemaiah 1. Chꝛ 5.4. allo a p20- 
 phet, Joel rallo the ſonne of Aſcahaiah. a. Cho.7.3. 
 
 The firft Tables. 
 
 IKOS 
 
 Toelah. a lifting Up, profiting, oꝛ taking away flan- Ioela 
 
 der, t» Ch20.12,7. 
 Toczer, helping. 1.0.1 2.6. 
 
 ~ Togbehah. ax exalting,og high,a citie. Mum.32.35. Iogbea 
 
 utges 8.12. 
 
 I 
 
 logli, a declaring ,apaffiug ouer, a turning back,oz I 
 
 a reroycin, 11.34.22, ' 
 Toha, luely. 1. Lb20.8.16. and 11.4 5. 
 Iohan e grace ef God, oꝛ gift, oꝛmercie of the 
 
 Lord. Sonne of areal. 2.kings 25.23. who fozercla 
 
 BOevaliah his death. Jere.40.13,14,15,16. he purius 
 
 eth Iſhmael. Jet 41. 1.12.7 be with che Laptaines. 
 
 and the people afke counteil of Heremis. Jere.42.1.™ 
 hee carieth the remnant of Iſtael into Egppt , cons 
 
 trarp to the minne of getemp. Ter.43.5 56,7. 
 
 egbea - 
 egbahab 
 
 fohanan. zdem. 02 gracious, holy o} mercifull. Dre Yehonag 
 that flen from Saul onto Dauid. a.Cbzon.s2.4.Aifo Ioannan 
 
 Eliañbs fenne. +. 02.9.1, allo the fonne of Hatta- 
 
 thias, 1.a. 2.2. 
 
 lohn.as Iohanan. Somme of Simon. 1-81. 13.54 
 andas a. bobo ſlewe thofe that tap in waite foz bis 
 liie. 1.05 ac.16.21,22,* allo the father of Eupolemus. 
 1. Wace.8.17. allo the bzether of Jonathan taken 
 piloner bp Bacchises. 1.Qac.9.35,36,38. 
 
 lohkn. the fonne of Zacharias: bis linage,bolinefle, Tohn 
 and faith. Luke 1.5, to 26,57." Warth.3-3,4. bee iS Ioannes 
 
 prophecied of, tocome inthe (pirit of Eliiay. Luke 
 1.17. Aineflenger to prepare the wap before Chif. 
 Matt 3.1. John 1.23, ann bare witneſſe of him. John 
 1.6. Wee wad replenifhes with the boly Ghat in his 
 morhers wombe Luker.15. The neighbours aba⸗ 
 Shed at bid natiuitie Luke 1.65,66. De was circum- 
 cifed. Luke 1.59. bis náme giuen bim bp God. Luke 
 163 3,60,63, his Dwelling in the wilderneffe till bee 
 began to preach tepentance. Luke 1.80. Hetault on- 
 te the Weflias, but not the Wefltas. John 3.28. Hee 
 erhorteth tanetoene fle of life. Mat. z. 2. Luke 3.3. De 
 giueth truleg to be obſerued, to the people , to Publi⸗ 
 cattes, and to ſouldiers. Luke 3.10,t0 15. Qdoning the 
 jDoarifes to repentance bp fearing them with the 
 ludgement to come. Dat. 3.7,t0 13. L.3. 16, 17. his top 
 kullilled, hauing heard that Cheiſt preached. Joh. 3. 29. 
 he pointed with bis finger snto Chrill the Lambe. ac. 
 John 1.29. he baptizeth in Enon. John 3.23: his diſ⸗ 
 ciples repzoue Cozilts , foꝛthat thep falked not. Mat.. 
 
 9.14.9 ar,2,18.113.5.32.¢ were offended, that Cheiſt 
 
 had moe vifciples then theit Waker. John 3.26. hee 
 teacheth big diſciples to paap. Luke 14.8. he reputeth 
 
 himlelfe vnworthy to vnlooſe Chriſts fhoe lachet. John 
 1.27. be ſaith he is neither Chꝛiſt, Elias. noz anp of 
 
 the prophets. John 1. 20, 21. We fendeth his diſciples 
 to Chats. Batch. 11.2. Chik pronouncech him moze 
 then a Pꝛophet. Wat.11.9, The Jewes faid,be bada 
 deuill Wat.: 1,18, he feared not to tepzone Heron fog 
 his incet. WDat.14.4, Deron wu mich foz John Bape 
 tits fake, and beard his preaching giadlp. War.s.20, 
 tubp he was put in priſon and beheaded. Matth.14.4, 
 to12.%Bar.6.19,0 30. the people hela him as a 1205 
 phet.Qar.21 26, Chꝛiſt affirmeth that Lohn Baptiſt 
 ig Elias which Hould bee fent, accogding to Balas 
 chies propbecie, Matth.rr.14, allthe Prophets and 
 thelatwe pꝛophecied onto lohn . Matth a . 13. Fiom 
 the time of Iohn Baptilt , the kingvome of heauen 
 {uffereth violence, and the violent take it bp force 
 
 Wait. 1.12. Chꝛiſt bp lohns teſtimonie, pꝛoueth rhat 
 
 pe was (ent of Gov. Mohn 5.33. 
 
 Tohns Bapeiſme pur foz bis doctrine. Watt.21.25, 
 uke 20.4. Aets 18.25. and 19.3. 
 
 Allo the name of Zebedeus fonre, who with bis bzo-. 
 ther James, mere called bp Chik as thep were mens 
 ding theit nets. Watt) 4.2%, ARD became Apofiles,. 
 
 Marth 
 
T2008 
 
 Matth.ro.2, Thep are rebuked of Chrik , and why. 
 Liukas 4.55. Lohn fozbabe one tocatt out deuils Dp 
 the name of Gels, but Cheiſt tepꝛo ed him, aud WEP. 
 Marke 9.38,39,41- Cha reuealeth vnto bim who 
 fyouid betrap gim John 13.2 3 26. De wert with Jlez 
 Cus intothe ball of the fie Pzieſt. Joh i18.15. Chꝛiſt 
 commendeth big mother vato fim. Sohn 19.26, 27. 
 Bunning to the fepulchze mith Peter, he ost 
 him. John.20.3, 4. Dee affirmety that what be wote 
 was true. John 19.35.and 25.24, We was baniſhed 
 inte the Ale of Patmos. Reuet.1.9, Che Angel fogs 
 biddeth Iohn to honour bim , and why. Reuel.19.10. 
 and 22. g. In his time were deceiuers entred into 
 the world, which denied Chrift to be come in the fleſh. 
 2. John.7. De wote what be had heard, leene, and 
 bandled. 1. Sohn 1.1,2,3. aud whp.1 ‘Foon 1.4. 
 
 Allo the name of one calico Marke. Acts 15.37. 
 
 Toiarib. the battell, chiding, og multiplying of the 
 Lord, 3a 8.16. 
 
 Fukadan Iokdeam. the creokedneffe,o2 burning of the people, 
 Tucadam acitie in the tribe of udah. Sofh.15.56. 
 Tekodeam Tokim. that made the funne fiand. 1.€2.4.22- 
 Iecmeam Iokmeam.the riſingconſirmation, oꝛ reuengement of 
 Jecwaam the people a citie. ĩ. King 4.12. 
 Tachanam lokneam, poffe/fing,0; buslding vp of the people. Q 
 citie. Joh. 12.22. anB 19.11, 
 Techfan Tokthan. hardnes, oꝛ an offence,o after the Spzian. 
 lochan a knocking. Abrahams loune bp Keturah. Gen.25.2, 
 Jetfan Toktan,a tle one.02 wearine ffe o} firife. The lonne 
 _ IeGan of Eber. Gen.10.25. 
 TaG@an Tonadab voluntarie,o2 willing. looke Tehonadab. 
 Iehonadab Ionah. a doue oꝛ culuer,o2 a deftroyet,02 rooting ups 
 lonas 02 multiplying of people. The name of a Pꝛophet, the 
 fonne of Aimittat. 2. Rin.14.25. Jonab-r.1. who being 
 fent vnto Nineueh to preach, fled. Yonah.s.2, 3. caf 
 into the fea, was ſwallowed bp of a great Af}. Jona. r. 
 15.* ana againe call opon the dzy laud, Gon,z.10 He 
 èg fent axaine to Nineueh. Jonah. 3.1,2- The Nine · 
 uites repent at his preaching. Jon.3.5. Mat. 12. 41. 
 Zu.ur.32. Pee is angep that Gad pared Nineueh. 
 Sot. 4. 1. and therefoze God reproueth him, Jon-4.9, 
 10,11. Chif bp his erample foꝛeſheweth, Yow pee 
 ſhould rife againe the thira vay. Wat. 12.40. 
 Iona Ionan. idem. Joſephs father. Lube 3.30. 
 Fonathas Ionathan. thegift of the Lord. Satis Lonne, who 
 Ichonathro With bis armour bearer, bp Gods helpe, put the gariz 
 
 fon of the Philiſtims to flight 1.Sam.14.1,to 24. He 
 
 fhauld baue bin put ro neath bp bis fathers ogbinavce, 
 
 but was preferued by the people. 1.Qam-14.45/ Dee 
 
 _ maketh a contenant with Dauid. 1.San.18.1.2,3. 
 
 ` De reuealethto Dauid his fathers wicked purpole. 1, 
 
 Sam.19.1,2,2. Dr excuſeth Dauit. 1.Sam.20.28, 
 
 29. Depzomileth Dauin to declare bis fathers wiisbp 
 
 , Hooting of three atroses. 1.H.2m.20.20." Dee is 
 
 laine, Sam; 1,2.a0d bewailed of Dauid.2.Sam. 
 1.4, 17. 
 
 Allo the fome of Gerfhom , Michabhs idolatrous 
 pief, tuho afterward foz gaine became pzieſt onto the 
 Danites. Tudg.18,3,4,20, 30.” 
 
 alo Dauids brothers ſonne. teade lehonathan, 
 Ailo the name of Judas Maccabeus is bother. r. 
 Mac.2.5. confituted couctnonr ouer the Jewes after 
 the death of Judas. 1.08ac.9.31. De twarrerh again 
 his enemies. 1.Qacc.11,60. Tryphon taketh himbp 
 Deceite,anv putteth hinrto peath.1.ac.12.42.* and 
 32.17,t0.25. Akter him, Simon his bzother fucceca 
 P deth. spate * 7 so 
 To Toppa, loske Iapho, and Acts 9.36.and 10.5 
 Lig Torti femine, declaring, ogcafiing foorth, ogdone 
 fuddenly at atime: 0} alterthe DRIAN, « caldron. 
 CHa 2,08, ; E 
 
 The firftTable.. 
 
 wee a ET ee 
 
 Ioram, losk@Iehoram) 
 
 : lordan the raner of wedgement,opthe fiewing,opca- Lorden 
 fling forth.ofudgemcnt ,oz a going downe: eg atter the 
 @piian. a caldrom of iudgement. A river of Judah fo 
 Hamed of his twolpzitg beans. Dan g Tor: it diuideth 
 Galile froin Juvea,s falleth inte the dead fea. Wat.3, 
 5,652.1 3.20 JPlal.42.6. Che plaine of losden wa- 
 tered enerp where. Ge.: 3,10. Dts banks filles allrhe 
 time of hatueſt. Sol.3.15.* Maaman waen bimlelfe 
 therein, and became whole of hislepgolle. 2. Bins ag. 
 
 Torim.the Lord exalting,oz the exaltation of the Lord, 
 Thelon of Watthat. X u.3.29.callen Ioathã Mat.i.ↄ. 
 
 Tofaphat,looke Iehothaphat, ant @Bat.1.8, 
 
 Toft, [paring being.o} lifting up. The fonne of Elles 
 Zer Luke 3.29. iS called Achat Mat.1.9. 
 
 Tofeph., encreafe, 02 encreafing, 02 perfect: The ele: 
 uenth fonne of Jaakob: Ge· zo. 24. He is betouedefbhis Telus 
 fatber,¢ hated of bis brethren. Gen. 37-4. bis eame. 
 Gen.37.9,10. Deis cak into a pit, afterward feid vrie 
 tothe Iſhmaelites, and then onto jPoriphar. Gen 37. 
 23," €39.1, Wis particoloured coate ip bꝛought onto 
 bis father, and hee kuoweth it. Bene. 37.31,32,33. 
 Potiphats houle bleſſed fog lofephs fake, Gene 30. 
 355. De ig mane ruler thereof, Gen.39.4. Dee was 
 faire and well fauoured. Gene.29.6. Fmpailoned bp 
 falfe accuflation of hig miſtreſſe. Gene. 39. 14, t0 21. 
 De hath charge ouer the kings Butler and Baker bis 
 kellow prifoners. Gen-40.4. Wee interpzeteth Oba 
 raohs dꝛeames. Geite.gi.2 5,037. Hee is made tue 
 {et ouer all Egypt onder Pharaoh. Gene, 41. 40, 
 to 46, Dee foide cozne bute all counttepes inthe fas 
 mine, Gette.41.57. Oelpeaketh roughlp vnto his bres 
 then. Bene. 42,637. De putteth rhein in wary, Een- 
 42.17, De chargeth them with theft, to prone them; 
 Gen.44.4.* We comfozteth them, and dilclolerh him: 
 felfe. Gene.g5.1,3,4- Dee teftifieth that ve was ome 
 into Egppt bp Gods prouivence Foz their ſafegarde. 
 Gen.45.5. Me met his father Iſtael in Gothen. Gen, 
 46.29. De viſiteth him being ficke. Gene.48.2.. Deis 
 bicfler of him.Gen.49,22,t027. De is diſpie aled that: 
 bis father in bleſſing bis chungen, ppeferreth ex 
 phaim before Manaſſeh. Bene. 48.197, Dee killeeh 
 bis father at bis death Gernie.so.s. Wee obrainerh tie 
 cence of Pharaoh to bucp bis father in Canaan. Ger, 
 5%.7,t014. De pardoneth his byethzen. Gen 50.17. 
 to 22. He dieth and ig embalmed, Gen 50.26. Moſe⸗ 
 Departing ouref Egppt, caufed bit bones to be caried 
 mith him. Eron. 3. 19. which tere buried in hee 
 chem. Tohua 24.32. His chilozen diuided into two 
 tribes, and therefore albeit the tribe of Leni wanted. 
 pet the twelue tribes han fill their full number, Poff. 
 14.334- The Amezires became tributarie vnto the 
 famite of Lofeph, Juda.1.35. e mas bleflen of Mo · 
 fe. Deut.3 3.13. We is peapled. Eeclug4s.15, Mis 
 taith Deb.e1.22.. 
 
 Allo. a diſciple of Chꝛiſt a rich man ef Arimathea. . 
 MWat.27.57, Luk.23.50,51, De alken the body sf Jee 
 {us , and buried it in a tombe prepares foz bimfelfe, 
 Matth 27.58, tos. looke Warke t5.43,0 47. Luke: 
 23-52." John 19.38, 
 
 Ailo the name of bim that was prelented with Yat- 
 thiaz, to fuccerde in the.roome of Judas. Aces 3.23. 
 
 Fife aries hulband the mother of Chik Watr. 
 16,18," i 1.1.26. & 3.2 De with Warp went to Berle 
 lehem, to fe taped. Luke 3.445, At the warning of the 
 Angel, he fleeth into Egypt Matt. 2. 13 14, 15. G l2. 
 tarneth and Dinelicthin Nezareth.Mat.2, 10. he and 
 Warp hanina lol Chziſt at Jerufale, returne to ſeeke 
 pim found bim diluting with Doctors. Lu · 43. 
 
 Allo the father of Tannm Luke 3. 24. i 
 
 Alls spe father of Juda. Luke 3. z0. dis 
 
 
 
er T  §  ~ Their Table, 
 
 Tefabad 
 Jezabad 
 lehofhabe- 
 ath 
 Jehofheba 
 Yofabeth 
 Tehofhabat 
 Jofa 
 
 Jofaia 
 Ichofhaphat 
 Josbekata 
 Tesbakaffa 
 Jofiah 
 Lofias; 
 
 
 
 
 | Joftbi 
 
 - Yofabia 
 Oea 
 Tofua 
 
 
 
 Allo the father? Semei. Luke 3.36:7 
 ~ Iofes ag Lose. Ghe bzorher of James. Watth.1 3. 
 $5. Darke 6. F- Giioanorher who loide his iand, ant 
 pane it tothe Apelties. Act-4.36,37. 
 
 lofhabad .hamsng a dswry.Dne that went with Da- 
 uid when he fled from Baul. 1. Chron. 12.4. 
 
 Tothabeth the fulnes of the Lord,the oth ef the Lord, 
 op the Lord returning the houre. Ghe Daughter of king 
 Joram. 2,Ging.12.2.and 2.€ 20.22.11. 
 
 _Tothah, being, forgetting 02 owisg. 1 Chꝛo.a.34. 
 
 Ioſhamah. the equstse or plasnenc ſſe of the Lord, og 
 the Lord ferteth upon. 1.0 h20.11.46. 
 
 lofhaphat , ag lehoſhaphat. The forme of Abiluv, 
 Dads tecezver. 2.Dam.8.16. 
 
 lothbekathah, st ss reguiring, befeeching, og a hard 
 fiting: 1. C4 20.25 4. 
 
 lothiah, the fre, 02 burning of the Lord. The fonne 
 of Seppaniah. Fech.6.10. Ailorbefonne of Amon 1. 
 Chꝛo. z.14. DF whom ovo pꝛophecied that pe oulu 
 deſtro the Wolatrp of Jeroboam, iĩ. King. 3.2. Hee 
 became king of avah. 2 -King.21.26. His care ro rez 
 papze the Cemple. 2.hKing.22.2, to 8. 2.€b20n.34-8, 
 to 18, Heerent pis clothes after he bearn the boske of 
 Denteronimie reat. 2. Ring 22. 11. 2. CON. 34.19. 
 He (endeth to inquire of the Loed, by Huldah the Pꝛo⸗ 
 phetefle.2.kimg.22.1 3.* 2. Chro. 34. 21, to 29. be cauz 
 (eth Deuteronomie to be rea’ vnto the people, putteth 
 dowae Moles, and cauleth Waals pricks to be put ts 
 Death. 2.ikin.23.2,t0 21. € 2. Chꝛ. 34.29.* be keepeth 
 JPaficouer. 2. Hin. 2 3.21,to 26.and 2.4.02.3 5.1,t0 20. 
 Fighting with Pharaoh Nechs, beig hurt anv diet}, 
 2. Thro. 5.20, to 25.g 2. Kin.23. 29. Jeremiah lamen- 
 teth bis de ath. 2. Chꝛo. 35. 25. his pꝛaiſe.ꝛ. Rin.ꝛ ⁊.2. 
 23.25.ä 2. Chro 3 4. 2. Ecclu 40.1, 2,3, 4. his onne Gee 
 hoahaz ſucceedeth him. 2. Kin.ꝛ 3. 30. 2. Chꝛo. 36. 1. 
 
 Tothibia, the fèatyalteration og captiuity ofthe Lord. 
 1. Chꝛo· 4 35. 
 
 Ioſhua sdem,as Teſus, oꝛ Lefhuia. The ſonne of Sum. 
 Jo.. 1, called Ohea. umb.: 3.9. Being Doles 
 minifer, be went bp with him bnto the mount. rod. 
 24.13. and defcended frem thence with bim. Exod. 32. 
 17. Enuping Elvan and Medad foz Woles lake, bee 
 wonin bane them foꝛbidden to prephecie. Rumb. 11. 
 28,29, He and Caleb faz commending the land of Cas 
 naan, bad bene ftoned to death, if God Had not Befene 
 Ded them. Mumb.14. 6, to 11. Shep are promilen to 
 fue, and enter into the lanbe of Canaan. FQamb. 14. 
 38. Deuteron.1.36,38. Ioſtua is oainedcaptaine 
 again Amalek. Exod. 17. 10. And to be Moles fuc- 
 ceflout. Deuteron.31.7, and 34.9. and ig encouragen 
 bp Geo bimlelfe. Dew. 31.2 3. Joſh. t.1,2,6,7.9. De ig 
 magnified of Goo before the Dlraelites. Joſhua 1.5. 
 Aone able to withitand him all bis life. Tohua r. 5. 
 God comanveth him to mevitate in the bocke of Dere 
 teronomie Bap and night, and whp. Tohua 1.8. Dee 
 fendeth pies nto Jericho. Jokua 2.1. He commeth 
 to Toman with the people. Toh. 3.1. God commanded 
 him to loofe the {hoe of bis Foote, when be [pake with 
 pim. Jolh.5.13,14,15. Gon deliuereth the citie of 
 Jericho into his hanses. Jol}. 6.2.7 He humbleth him: 
 felfe befoze Gov, and wby. Jofh.7.6.to 10. be taketh 
 the citie of Ai. Fofhuad.«,2 be cauſeth Detiteronomie 
 ta be read to all Iſtael. Joſhua 8 24,35. Che Rings 
 beponvde Jozvan affemble againf lothua. Jofh.9.t,2. 
 de euercommeth fine Kings of the Amoꝛites. Yofij.10. 
 §,to28. be clercame manp Rings , and countrepes, 
 Golh.11.1, tors. heeleft nothing vndene, that Woles 
 had commanded, Jolh.11.15. he and all his houſe ferye 
 the Loz. Folh.24.15. bee is conmanted to diuide the 
 lann of promile vnte the teſidue of Iſrael. Folh. 13,7. 
 bis polletiion. Sofh.19.49,50. he eryorteth the people 
 
 LOS; i 
 
 not to iopne with the Gentiles, anv why, Tolh.23.2." 
 bis Death. Joſh. 24.29. beis pꝛayſed bp the name of 
 Selus. Eccius.g6.1,to9 Acts 7-45 
 
 Ali a Beth-Hhemite,in whole field the Arke Raped, 
 when it returned (rom Ekrei.2,.am,6.14, 
 
 Tofiah, looke Iofhiah. J 
 
 Tofiphiah.the encreaſe of the Lord, 03 the Lord fni- Ioſaphia 
 ſbiag. E3ta 8.10. lofphias 
 
 Torbath. hes gecdneffe, 02 bis daughters going omt of letebatha 
 the way, oꝛ a defert turning away. A landet running Jethebah 
 waters. Deut.10.7. 
 
 Totbathah. sdems.3 3.33. lethebatha 
 
 Totham. abfolute, o2 perfe. Sonne of Gz3iab. 2. loatham 
 King 15.7,32. looke lonacham. allo tpe pongelifonne Jotham 
 of Jerubbaal, Jubg.9.5,t023, lothan 
 
 Tozachar. remembring ozofthe malekinde.'2 Wing, lozabar 
 12.28. 
 
 lozadab. exdowed, 03 haning a dowrie. Due that 
 belped Dauid again® the Amaickites , that butut loſabad 
 Ziklag. 1.00 bj0.12.20,21. loradad 
 
 @Iphdiah. the rederapeson of the Lord. The foune of Jephdeia 
 Sbathak. 1.Chz0 8.25. lephdaia 
 
 Ipbtafh. epexing. Sile ads ienne, who fled from bis Nphedeiah 
 breihren. Judges 11. 3. he lendery meflengers torbe Jephthab 
 king of Ammon. Judg-11.12. and being repleni{}en lephte 
 with Gods (pititie , sflapleth the Ammonites. Fung. Iphthah 
 11.29. his raſh vows. Judg. 11. 30,31. be ouercemmeth 
 the Ammonites. Judges 11.32,33. Accozding to his 
 bow , be offereth his onely daughiet tn factifice tothe 
 Lozd. Judg.11.39. Thom the vaugbter of Ifrael ias 
 mented foute Dapes a peere: Sudg.11.40. hee wastes 
 nenged of the Ephzaimites, upg. 12.1, 007. Gee 
 Diets. Judg.12.7. he is peapled. Deb.1 1.32. % 
 
 Gir. « watchman, acity, amaking bare, a powring Iri 
 owt a heape of vifion oꝛ a yong colt. 1.E 207.12. His 
 
 Ira.sdena, 1: E20. 11.28, 2,4.23.26.alfo a Iairite, Itas 
 2.Bant.2z©. zé. 02 Ithrite. 2. Sam. 3. 38. 
 
 Irad. a weld afe the heape of going downe,the going 
 downe ofa heape, 02 a heape of gouernement : ogm the 
 Spꝛianæ dragon. Sonne of Henoch. Gen. a. n8. 
 
 Irama city of them} the watchings,oz making bare lran 
 of them,o3 the powring out of them, oz an high heape. @ Hiram 
 Duke of Etom Gen. 36.43, 
 
 Iri. fre, 03 fight, 1. @b0.7-7. Vri 
 
 Iriah.the feareyvifion oꝛthrowing forth ef the Lord. Itijah 
 An officer that apprehended Jeremiah fleeing tothe Lirias 
 lano cf Bentamin Jere.37.13. Iriah 
 
 Irmeiah. exaleing the Lord, o} the Lords height. A Ieremias 
 bead of the halfe tribe of Manaſſeh. s.Ciz0.5.24.allo Ieremia 
 a Pꝛophet.lcoke Ieremiah. leremiah 
 
 Irpeel. the health medicine,oz exalting of God. A cir larephel 
 tie. Joſh. 18.27. 
 
 Ir-themeth. a citie of the ſunne: o inthe Hebꝛe Irfemes 
 and Dpziatt. a citie of bondage. A citie belonging te Hir·femes 
 the tribe of Dan. Jok.19.41. ; 
 
 Tı u. idem, as Tr, Galebs fune. i Chbꝛzo.q. 1 5. Hir 
 
 @ Ifaiah,looke Iefhaiah. Ifaiah 
 
 Icah. anopnting, couering, 02 fhadowing. orinthe lefcha 
 Sprtan, e/pying. daughtet of Har an. Gen 11.29. lifcha 
 
 Ifhacar- 03 Ithfhathcar. a wages, oiremard. Sonne Hachar 
 of Yaakob by Leah.Gen 30. 18.he is bl flet of bis fas. Iſachar 
 ther. Ger.49.14,15. and of Moſes. Deut, 33.18,19. Iſaſchat 
 fis portion. Joh. 19.17.1024. , 
 
 Iai. a gift,o2 an oblation,o} a debtour, 03 being. far Mai 
 ther of Dauid. Ruth 4.17,22. 1.28,6.1,11,12. g20 Ieſſe 
 27. 2-Ham.23.1, He fendeth Dauid to his hrethzen leflai 
 with fuode, and to Saul with prefents. 1.am.17.07. 
 and 16.20, his ſonnes and Daughters. +. hz.2.1 3,54, 
 
 15,16. De is called Tefle MWat.1.6.f uke 3,32.C hi 
 premifen te come of his Recke, Fla ar. r. Tefbac 
 
 Ifhbak. it ss voide og made voide: og inthe Syrian, letboc 
 
 ſor ſahkiug. 
 
 Tozabad 
 
If-bofeth: 
 Ithbofeth 
 
 Iſcariot 
 
 Scariot 
 
 Tefi 
 Jel Ifi 
 Tefia 
 
 Jesbibenob™ 
 
 Ifiiah 
 Hina 
 
 Imahel 
 Mmael 
 
 Tifui Ifui 
 Tefua 
 Tefuites 
 Ieſmachia 
 
 Upa 
 
 IS E 
 for faking Abꝛahams ome by Wsturah.Gen.z5.2, 
 Ith-botheth.a maz of [hame, o} the delay ofa man: 
 Sauls ſon made king ouer Iſtael by Aoner.s, Sami. 
 2.9,£0. be istraiteroutlp laine bp Rechab ¢ Gaanah, 
 togo foz their labour were laine Dp Dauld.2.Ham.g4. 
 5.* big head buried in Abnerslepulcpre. 2. Sa 4.12, 
 Ithcariot. es hireling, o} a man of death. Judas the 
 traitours urnam. Lit. 22.3. looke Iudas, ` 
 lihi ſæluatio, oꝛ haning regard, 1: 9.2.3 1-4 20,42 
 Thiah it @ the Lord.1.Qyz.12 6. 
 Ithibenob. (ttsng sn prophefie, o} taking captiuitie 
 is propheſie A giant.2,am.21,16,17. 
 Thiieth st @ the Lord sta 10.31, 
 Ifhma. put vnto,aamed, a marueiling, o de ſolation. 
 
 1. Chr.4. 3. 
 
 Ithmael.God hath heard, oꝛ the hearing of Gad. Hon 
 of Sbzam bp Dagar. Genel. 16.3,05. lhat maner of 
 man be was. Gene.16 12: Abraham pzapeth foz pin, 
 was heard. Gen, 17.183,20. Gad heard ithmael in hig 
 birele. Gen.21.17. bee became an archer, Gen.· 21. 
 20. his generation and Death) Gen.25.12,to 19. 
 
 Ifhmaiah. hearing the Lard, 03 obeying the Lord.t, 
 Chꝛ. 120g 
 
 Ithmerai.a keeper, 02 keeping.1. Chꝛ.b. u 8. 
 
 | Mhod.acomely maz, t. £27.18. 
 
 Ipan hid broken in ſander, oꝛ a comy.1.€2 8,2 2. 
 
 Tth-tob.good man 2.}am.10.8. 
 
 Iuah. plainne/f2, 03 plaine egual, putting,op put, 
 Gen.46.17.and . Chꝛ. 7. 30. 
 
 huiden. i. Chꝛo.7. 30 Gene, 41.17. DF whome 
 came the ‘fuites. Qum.24.44. 
 
 Hmachiah cleaning to oʒ leasing vpon oꝛ ionedto 
 she Lord 2. Cha 33.13. sot 
 
 Jfpah.a Tapper tone. 1 2.8.16. [tita 
 
 Hrael.a prince of God, oꝛ preuailing with Gedo one 
 that wreftleth with God. Gue name of Faakob giuen 
 bim bp God. Gen.32.28.¢ 35.10. And the people Del 
 cended of him are called Ifrael. Deit 4.1.5.1, 02 1ra- 
 elites, whom God called his ſeruants. Le 25.55. They 
 would haue returned to Egept. aud why: IZU. 14.354: 
 Tipat maner of kingtome thep Honto eniop, Mamb. 
 33.24, Their iourneys. Mumb 3 3-1,t0 50. Ged fozes 
 eweth that they Houl become idolaters. Deut, 31. 
 16. Foz the offence of one perfor many of them were 
 flaine. Jof.7.1,5,10,12.JQ0 man mouen bis tongue as 
 gain them. Joh, 10.28, The promifes mave ontea 
 them touching thelande of Canaan, accomplifyes. 
 
 Jocſhua 21 43 44.45. They chute the How fog their 
 
 Gon and forfake idoles. Joſhua 24.16,214,24. Gon 
 folne them into the bande of Jabin. Judges 4.2. and 
 Foz thet: idolatey were ſeuen peeres oppzefien of the 
 MHidianiter. Judges S.r, to 7. they are deliuered bp 
 Deborah and Barak. Judges 4.3.* Thep are deli- 
 ered into the bandeg of the Philiſtims and Ammo⸗ 
 nites: Junges. 10.7. Thep commit idolatrie with 
 Gideons Ephev. Judges 3.27. Thep confelle theit 
 ſiune, and put awapcbeir tooled. Judges 10.50,15516, 
 
 Thep conſult for the punifhment of the pillanie oneto 
 
 the Leuites wile. Guvgesz202, Thep lexd ta rez 
 guire palage thozots the Lande of Edom. umb; 
 20.14, 022. the Ifraelices being 4e000.men, ate 
 tiwile ouercome bp 26700. Geniamites, but atiergeh 
 getthe victory. Nudges 20.17.” Dhep ſware not to 
 matty their daughters te the Beniamites. Judges 
 21.8. Thep ate ditcomficen bp the Philiſtims 1.94. 
 mtiel 4.2. Thep delire a king. 1.Samuei 3,5,19,20. 
 
 Being afraid of the PyiltHims,thep hive themfelues, 
 
 1.Samuelr3.6. Thep arz vnpzouided of weapons, 
 1. Hamud 132,22. Sfraive of Gollah. n 59amuel.17. 
 24. Delivered from fanitne and warre bp the miras 
 guloug worke of God. 2. Kings 7-6,7. The jepets 
 
 The firft Tables 
 
 T- EH 
 
 Declared vnto them the prouldence of Gov. 2.Ringy 
 10. Ifrael is nitten bp Wasael Ring ef Dpia-2kine 
 10,32. delluered imta the bands ef Sbifgak. 2. Chron. 
 12.1,2.™ theit Hunger aud captiuitie pzopbeften. 
 Polea 9.2.* Thep are theeatned. Amos 2.6." Their 
 captiuicp into Aſſhur, an’ whp. 2. King 17.6.* Gop 
 pꝛomiſeth to deliuer them from the Gentiles. Ezek. 
 36.5. The ende of their kingdome foz-theit ivolatcic. 
 aking +7.17,48. Tipp thep went inta captiuitie. E⸗ 
 sekiel.3 9.23. DE theit dellruction, and hols thep were 
 deliuered bp Aarons prayer. Miſedom.i 8.20.* Iſtael 
 repzoued. Micah.s.z.* Gon promiferh to gather the 
 pi{perted ones. Ferent.50.4,5. Ibp thep were chos 
 len of Hod; and wyp reiected. Yerem.15.11.* Gods 
 benefites coward thein , and their wuthankefulnefle 
 fo? the fame. Doka 11.1. * Their ralamitle thew to 
 come, Defcribed. Amos 8.2.* Che Iiraclites ſhalbe res 
 iected fog their idolatry, and at the laf retutne ans 
 belecue in Chriſt. Polea 3.2.*twpich Hall be when the 
 firlnefie of the Gentiles Hall be come in. Hoſea 2.16, 
 Kom.a i.25. of theireraitation. Wicah.s.7,8. Their 
 baine confitence. Dolea 12.1. * a.Coꝛ. 10.18. Theit 
 prolperity foꝛeſhewed. Jerem. zo. 10. Thep and theis 
 popbets carnall. Dole 9.7.8. Clo aretrue Mraclites, 
 Rom.9.7,8. Peace and mercy vpon the Hrael of Ges, 
 Galat.6.16. Gor will take from the true Iſraelites alf 
 woglaly confivence. Dicah s.ro. * Nathanael a trug 
 Livaelite,¢ why. Jop 1.47. Ifrael inereufable.iRantie1 0. 
 19,20,21, Ifrael hath obtained bp grace , that which 
 thep could net bp woꝛkes. Rom.11.5,6.7. A remnant 
 of Ifrael ſhalbe ſaued. Rom.ↄ 27. They were obflinate 
 foz a time that the Geatiles might teceiue the faith of 
 Chk. Romar.25. Chꝛiſt the true ifracl, Wlai.ag, 7e 
 Ifrael is the people of Hovd.cEron.3.14,1 §.and 59. .and 
 6.6,7. and 19.5,6. Lewit.20.24 25,26. Deut 4.20,37. 
 and 7.6,7,8. and 9.29. ANB 20.15. AND 14.2. anda. 
 15558,19, and 3 29,36,43. 1.Sam. 10. 19. and 13.12, 
 
 22.2,.5am.7.7 ¢ t.kin.3 9.¢.8.16,23. Ufa.19.2 5. ana, 
 
 43-4." Jer.13.11. Eccl. 17, 16. Gen tribes of Ifrael fee 
 patated themfelues from the joule of Dauib.i.kin.i 2. 
 20. accorbing to the woꝛd of Abia. r kites 1- 30,31, 
 
 Machar, looke Ifhacar. 
 
 Ifhiah, st zs the Lord. Cettaine mens nameg. s. Chr 
 73. and 23.20. 
 
 Khijah, idem. I. Chꝛo.24.21. 
 
 un looke IMuah. 
 
 Ishui, {ooke Ifhuai. 
 
 Italy, A coittrep ſo called of the Bing Tralus,oz of Ita- 
 lis, which fignifieth with calzes , foz that it aboundeth 
 with calues, Act.27.1 ei hither Paul failed. A ct.27.6 
 
 Ithai ¿dem as Ictai 1. Chꝛ. 11.31. 
 
 Ithamar-Wce to the change, oꝛ wae tothe band oran: 
 Ile of the handor fiagery op the change of an Ifle. Gaz 
 sons fon. Er.6,23.9 38,21. Anointed JDzich.We.3.2.* 
 
 Ichiel, idem ag Ittiel,.J920.30.5. 
 
 Ichlah. hanging vp,oz headsng up. a citie in the tribe 
 of Dan. Joſh. 19.42. 
 ithmah as orphast,a werucsling,o2 a perfection. 1. 
 Chꝛo 11.46, 
 
 Ithnan.a citp of the tribe of Judah. Joſh 15.23. 
 
 Ithra..4 remnant, oꝛ excellent. 2. Bam.17.25. 
 
 Ithran.zdem. Gen.3 6.26. 1. Chꝛ7. 37. à 
 Ithream.the exceliécy,og renant of the people.2. 9923.5 
 
 Ithrite. excelling, 03 aremaining.1,€)2.11.40.an0 
 2. Sam 23,38. 
 
 Ittah-kazim,'am houre, oꝛ time of a prince: 02 nowa 
 Prince. A citie in tue tribe ef It bulun. Foih.1 9.13. 
 
 Ittai. firong my figne,a plough [hare og @.comning to 
 2,Dam, 15.19 and 23.19, f 
 
 Ittiel. Ged with me,the figne of God, the somming to 
 of Godo} the plough {hare of God. Ieh.11-7. 
 
 Iturea, 
 
 TeGah 
 Tefia 
 lefias - 
 
 Tefium 
 Tealy 
 
 Ethai. 
 
 Etheel 
 Terhlah:: 
 lethela - 
 Ithma 
 Tethma 
 Tethnan 
 lethra 
 lethran 
 Jethream 
 Techrite 
 Ithahkazin : 
 Tacafin 
 Ithai Itai 
 Echai {rea : 
 Ithiel 
 Ethiel i 
 
ni 
 
 Aua 
 Iur 
 
 Tucal 
 Tehucal 
 
 Tudas 
 Judas Mac- 
 cabeus 
 Ifcariet 
 
 Indith 
 
 Zulia 
 
 
 
 ry D 
 
 Tturea.kept.ozin the Spatan tongue, ofa mountain, 
 orii of hatles. A regiou necre to tye nelert of Arabia, 
 whercot Philip was Wetracch. Lu. z. 1. 
 
 G Iuahsniquitie. a citie where an Moie tas bonon: 
 teD.2 King. A 8. 3.4. 
 
 Tubal.brenging, op fading, oꝛ a trumpet. The lonne 
 of Lamech, who was the inuenter of the harpe anu 
 Oꝛgans Geny 21: d 
 
 Tubile. idam Che peere of Iubile was enerp fiftieth 
 peere: iLeuit. 25 .10,118,12. 
 
 Tuchal.mig htp, perfect. Jex. 38.1. 
 
 luda. canfefion yog prarfe. Che fonne of Joanna, 
 1Lu.3.26.allo the fonne of Jofeph. Lu.3.30, 
 
 Iudah.zdem.{uoke Ichudath. 
 
 Iudas ¿dem Sonne of Mattathias, calen otherwiſe 
 Maccadeus, 1, Wacc.cha.2.¢¢.¢ 2. Mac.cha Sge alla 
 tbe lonne of Calphi· ngata ¥.70, allo be who betray⸗ 
 et his maſter Jeſus Cheiſt, Carnamed Hlcariorh. War. 
 10.4.1L1,6.16,. Mar 3.19. Dawid in P perlon of Cheiſt 
 complainerh of him. Plalm 5 5. 1223135 14. and of þig 
 piflopattie. lalag. 9. Chriſis watchwod of hig trea⸗ 
 fort. Joh.s 70 Good foz him, tf he Gadnener din bogne. 
 Mate. 26.24: his treafon was bp the inltigation of the 
 Deaill. Joh. 13,2. he ig offender art p expenſe of ointmẽt 
 beſtowed on Ahia. Job: x2. 3.after he han taken p fop 
 Patan entred; Chae willeth him to erecute his trea- 
 fon quickip. Jo.1 3.27. Chrilt fagrellerh him p be would 
 betrap bim.QBat.26.21,23. Iudas a thiele. Job. 12.6 
 not cleane foz want of faith. Joh.: 3.11. hee pzomiſeth 
 the bie prieſt s ro Deliner Chart onto the. Batt.26.14, 
 15, 16. his token a kille. Mat.· s 48. Lu.22.48. Chak 
 called him friend. Mat, 26.50. De M his company fell 
 Downe backward. Joh 18.6. hee repenteth of his trea 
 fot æ bringeth againe the retard. Matt · 27.3 p shis 
 milerable end, Ae.1,18, he bad fellowſhip in the minis 
 fication, ¢ wag nambzed mith the Apotiles, Act.1.17. 
 
 Allo the forme of Jaakob.Matth. r,3.1o0ke Iudah, 
 o% Ichudah, Allo the bother ‘of Simon, and coulſin to 
 Chꝛiſt.Matt.i 3.55. allo che Baotherof James. Luke 
 6.16, John 14.22, whole Epilſtle reade Juve r.” Dee 
 ana Silas are {ent with Paul and Barnabas to An- 
 tioch. Act? 15.22.alfo a rebel of Galile Acts 5.37. 
 
 Iudah,ag Iudah.a countrep. Datth.3.1, Acres 2.9. 
 fometitnes taken foz the whole lande of the twelue 
 tribes, fomecime foz luda and Bentamit onelp, accoꝛ⸗ 
 ding to the (eparation of Galile; Samatta, aud other 
 countries. Hiſtorlographers account Jude a to appers 
 
 ` taine vnto the Pbiſiſtims, but Oaltle , and Samatia 
 
 onto Phenice. After che Death of Salomon, the tente 
 tribes Departed from Rehoboam onto Jeroboam, lo as 
 by that meanes the thos tribes , Juda and Beniamin 
 which claue to the boule of Dauiv, are called in erip» 
 ture (but chteflp in the IDzophets) one while the houſe 
 of Dauid, another tehile the kingdome of luda ano 
 Jeruſalem, and ſomtimes Beniantin, looke Terufalem, 
 and 2. Ring 21.92. and 23.27. 
 
 Tudeth. prai/ing,oz confefing.A witols, daughter ef 
 Mer ari Juder.8.1.herchalte widowmbhead commended. 
 Gude.8.4,5,6, to 10.ſhe repzoueth the ancients of Bee 
 thalia, for fimitcing the mercp of God onto time. Tus 
 Det 8. u1, to 16, Kerhozterh chem to moue the people to 
 patience. Junet, 8.16, to 32. We giner counfe. Yue 
 Dit.3.32.%@ Her praper. Wudet.9,2.* He ts taken of the 
 watch avd brought ro Disfernes. Judeth 10.11.* fhe 
 craueth licence ta pap. Judet 12.5. the cutterh off D- 
 fofernes béan, bringeth it to Beekttiae Judet. u3. 8.* 
 fhe pratlerh God. Vud· 16.2, ta 18.¢ Blech, Fud. 16. 23. 
 
 Tudith. isdem. Whe wife of Eſau Gen. 29.34. 
 
 Iulias. full of foft cotton, og fall of hatres Rõ. 16. 15 
 
 Tnlias dem. A Centtition. Acts 27.1. 
 
 Iunia. of Tana. Rome! 6.7. 
 
 The firft Table. 
 
 KA DI 
 
 Iuſhabheſed.a dwelling place, the ſeate of mercie oꝛ 
 the changing of mercie. 1. @h20. 3:20; : 
 
 Luftus. zajt or vertuous. a godlp man, Acts 18.7. An 
 other callen Jelus. Col.a.11. 
 
 luttah. turning away. A citp. Tol}. 15. 55. 21.16. 
 
 G Izebel.wo tothe houſe, oꝛ to the yfle of a houſe, oʒ in 
 the Hebzew and Spzian,the yfle ofa dunchiloz wo to 
 the dunghil, Maite to Ahab..1.b4.16.31. fhe caulen the 
 Pꝛophets of the ILo: to be Maine. «ising. 18.4, hee 
 theeatnerh Elital, forthe deſtructiõ of Baals pies. 
 1. Bings 19.2. We conterteiterh Ahabs letrers to the 
 Cidars of Flraci,to put to death Maboth foz hie vines 
 pard. r Wing.21.8,t0 17. liiah fozetelleth her death. 
 1.Bing.21.17.* er ill env.2. Ring- 9.30" 
 
 Izeharites, clearena/se,cile. 02 pertaining to none. A 
 kinted, Mum 3.27. Delcending of Izhar, Exod. s. 18. 
 oz Lzehar. Mum.ꝛ7.19. pot 
 
 Izhak, 02 lit(chac, daaghter,o2 laughing. Abzahams 
 ſonne bp Saray. Gen.17.19. € 1. Cyz.1 28. who wag 
 the leede promifes by God, Gene.15.4. Wany people 
 pzomiſed to deſcend of him. Gene. 17.19. hogne accog= 
 Ding to Boos promife.Ge.21.1,2,3. Rom.9.7. To be 
 
 oferen vp in Lacrifice. Gen.22.9. De taketh Rebecca 
 
 to wife.dden.24.67.and-25.20. Geo bieflerh hint Ge. 
 25.11. To auoide the famine he dwelt in the land of 
 Abimelech.Gen.26, 1. Chꝛiſt pꝛomiled to Izhak. Gen. 
 26,3. De calleth bis wife filter. Gen.26.7. Abimelech 
 repzoued bim, and tubp. Gene.26.10, Izhak became 
 rich. Gene. 26,12,13. Dis heardmen anv the Phili: 
 Rims fitiue for weiles. Gene.26.17,18; te 22. Go 
 teas with Izhak. Gene.26.24.' he erecteth an Atat 
 to GoD. Dene. 26.25. Abinielechleekerh his friende 
 hip. Bene. 26,26,27,to 34. Wee willed Elauto kill 
 benifon fo? him, that he might bleſſe him befog his 
 Death. Gene 27.3, 4. We was ſtriken with feare,to fee 
 the pzettibence of God in preuenting the fame. Gene, 
 27,33. De diefleth Jaakob ano Eſau. Gene.27.38, 
 39,40. De dieth, and is buries by them. Gene. 5.29. 
 His chitogen. 1.Ch21.34. Mis falth Med.11.20; Hig 
 peaple. Ecclus.4⸗.22. 
 
 ~ Izhar,ag Izeharites; 
 
 Tzhari, ag Izhar.1.¢ 6201.24.22. 
 
 Turahiah, the Lord ariſeth, og the clearneffe of the 
 Lord. 1.@b20.7.3. 
 
 Izreel. the ſeede of God,the d ropping downe of Gods 
 Prendfhip, op the (prinkling upon the fhepherd of Ged. 
 A citie. Joſh. 5.56.1, King.4 r2 Dol.r.4,5, 
 
 Izreelah, idem. city. Joſh. 9:18. 
 
 Izrites, a fa/ting, 02 making of earth, o} tribulations, 
 oꝛ making narrow, oz forrowfull A kinred Delcended of 
 Tezer.JQuin.26.49. 
 
 Kab. A meafure containing about three of our mine 
 quattes, which of Dones dung was folve foz fiue 
 pieces of filter at the Rege of Samatta. 2.ikin.6.2 5. 
 
 Kabzeel.the congregatio of God. A city, Joſh.i15.21. 
 
 Kadeth. bolineſſe. & citp orberwile called En mifhz 
 pat.Gen.14 7. 
 
 Kadefh-barnea. holineffe of an inconftant fonne, on 
 holineffe of eorne,or holimeſſe of troubled cleanneffe. q 
 place. Rum 13.26.and 20,8 ans 32.8. ano 33.36. 
 
 Kadmiel. God of ancientneffe,o God ofriſing Esra, 
 2,40:8nd 3-905 
 
 Kadmonites. agcient,o2 chiefe.a people, Be.15.19. 
 
 ` Kahath, acomgregati6 a wrinkle, oz bluntne ff. Son 
 
 of Letsi: DGett.46.1 Exod. 6. 16.colſed Koath 1. Chzo. 
 6.1. of him came the Kohathites. Num.26 57. Their 
 portion. Joſh.ꝛ 1.4,20,t8 27. 
 
 Kain. poffefion,o2 poffe fed. Anas forme. Ge.a.t. 
 He, offended rhae his hzorhers facrifice was meze ac- 
 cepted of God, Tew him. Gene 4:3, to 9.leoke more, 
 
 1, Johu 
 
 Tulabhefed 
 Tofebhefed 
 
 
 
 Iutah 
 Iotha 
 Tezebel 
 Tezabel 
 Tefabel 
 
 Tefaarites 
 Tthar S 
 lefaariehii*h 
 Izhak 
 
 Iſaac 
 
 Ilahak 
 Ithahac 
 Ifaak 4 
 
 Ifaar 
 Ifaari 
 Izrahia 
 Tzrahaiah 
 Tezrael 
 Tezrahel 
 
 Tefraelah 
 Tezerites 
 Teferites 
 
 et A let ee — 
 
 Cab 
 
 Cabfeel 
 Cades 
 
 Cades Bar- 
 nea. 
 
 Cadmiel 
 Cedmiel 
 Cadmonites > 
 Cedmonites 
 Caath 
 Chaath 
 Choath 
 Cehath 
 Cahath 
 
 Cain 
 
Kenan 
 Kellai 
 Celai 
 Camon 
 Kemuel 
 Camuel 
 Chemuel 
 Kanath 
 Karea 
 Caree 
 Karcaa 
 Carcaa 
 Carthan 
 Cafis 
 Cedar 
 Cedma 
 Cademoth 
 Kedes, Ca- 
 des 
 Kehelatha 
 Ceelatha 
 Ceila 
 
 Celaia 
 
 Celitah 
 Celita 
 
 Camuel 
 Caiuan 
 
 Cauath 
 
 Ceuaz 
 
 ~ Cenex 
 
 Keren-ha- 
 
 - puch 
 
 Karioth 
 Carioth 
 Ceros 
 Cetura 
 Kezia 
 
 ~ Cibzaim 
 
 Cedron 
 
 K IR 
 
 x. Joh. 3.12. hid childzen. Gene.g.17. be is curler and 
 Belpaireth. Gen.g.11,12513. Coe pronounced tothe 
 followers of Kain. Jude ri. 
 Kainan. 4 byer, oꝛ owner. Den. 5 9. 
 Kallai,/ight,roafting by fire,02 my voice. FACh. 12.20. 
 Kamon..a rifinz,0z his eſtabliſhing a citp.Judg.10.5. 
 Kamuel.Ged hath rifen 02 God hath rasfed up, 02 e- 
 
 fablifhed him. ahos fon bp Witcah. Gen.22,20,25 
 
 Kanah. of reedes A riuer. Doth: 16. 8.and 19.28. 
 Kareah. ba/de,oz Ffe. The fatherof Jahanan 2. 
 Kings 25.23. 
 Karkaa.a floore,oz diffoluing coldnes.a city. Jol.i8.3 
 Karta.a calling reading oꝛ meeting.a city. Ilol 21.32 
 Kaziz.a eutting a [under 02 an end.avallep. Jof.18.21 
 Kedar, blacknes, 02 ſadneſſe. Both amang tame, 
 and a prople.Gen.25.13-Jet.49 28. Iſa.21. 17. 
 Kedemah. ancient oꝛthe fir/?. Gen.a25.15. 
 Kedemoth.anciters oꝛ the chiefe,e2 a barning oꝛ the 
 croohedneſſe of death. A wildernes and a city-Deu.a, 
 26 Joſh. 13.18. 
 Redeſh.holmeſſe. A citie. Joſh.12.22. and 15.23. 
 looke Kadefh. i 
 s Kehelathah, z whale;a congregation, 03 the Church, 
 A manion, Qum. 33.22. 
 Keilah, difoluing ,diuiding 2 cutting that yo} hú fa- 
 ſtening. A citie. Joſh.i 5.44, 
 Kelaiah.the voice of the Lord,oz the easing on refting 
 ofthe Lord. €3ta@ 10,23. 
 Kelita./uccour,a gathering together, oꝛ a bending of 
 the voyce. Esta 10 23. Mehe 8.7. anB 10.10, 
 Kemuel, looke Kamuel. 
 Kenan, looke Kainan. 
 Kenath,a buying, apoſſeſſon, oꝛa bewayling. A citp. 
 Num 3 2.42, 
 Kenaz. that birds neſt oꝛ this bewayling poſſeſſſon, o} 
 buying. The fon of Eliphaz.Ge.6. 11, 42. Joſ.15. 17. 
 Keni.a poffe/fion,a buying,a birds neft og bewailing. 
 Moles father in law. Jude. 1,16, 
 Kenites,anbd Kenefites.zdem.@ people.Mum.a⸗4 ar, 
 22.and 32.12. 
 Keren-happuch. the herne,op childe of beautie. Job. 
 42 14. 
 Kerioth.citées,callings,readings,oz meetings. A citp. 
 Joſh 15.25. Jere.4. 24. 
 Keros, crooked,o} crookedn: ffe Eẽta 2.44. 
 Keturah. /imelling feet,perfuminz,o2 contended for. 
 Gbzabams ſecond wife. Gen.25, 1. 
 Keziah. as pleafant as Caffia,oz fine (pices. Job 42-14 
 @Kibroth hatraauah. the grates of luft. A mantion. 
 Num.i 1.34. and 33.16, 
 Kibzaim. congregations. A titie, Joh. 21.22. 
 Kidron, making blacke,op fad. A river in the valley 
 
 _ betweene Jerufalem and mount Oliuet. 2-Sam.r5. 
 
 -Cina 
 
 Kirhares 
 
 Ciriath 
 Cariathaim 
 Cariath- 
 arbee 
 Ciriatharba 
 
 Kiriathia- 
 Tim 
 Cariath- 
 arim. 
 
 23. John 18.1 loske Cedron. 
 
 Kinah. ag Keni. g citp Joſh.i5 22. 
 
 Kir, a wall,a bloche, oꝛ coldnes, 0} a meeting, A titie. 
 Jfa. 15.1.-Amog 1.5. 
 
 Kir-harefeth a wal of workmanfhip:a city. Glas 6.7 
 
 Kir-hareth, zdem. A citp. Ufa. 16.1 1. 
 
 Kir heres a wall,blocke,o2 coldnes, o} meeting of the 
 funne. A citp.3 20.48.31. 
 
 Keriath,ag Kerioth. € citp.Jof.18. 28. 
 
 Kiriathaim. idem. A citie. Joſh. 13.19. 
 
 Kiriarh-arba, the fourth cæie. A citp builded bp Ar⸗ 
 bascallen Hebzon. Gen.23.2. Joſ 14. 15. E15. 13. and 
 21.11, 1. Chron. 6.55. At this citie the vixgine Marie 
 vilited ber coulin Elizabet.1u.1.39.where alſo the 4. 
 }Patriarks, Avam, Abzabam, Izhak, ¢ Yaakob were 
 buried, Ger.25.10.and 35.29. and 49. 30. and 50.13. 
 
 Kiriath-arim,.a city of cities,tomnes,o2 watchers: 02 
 in the Debe and Spzian,acitie of enemies. A citie 
 
 The firft Table. 
 
 VL 3A TA 
 —— M 4 
 
 Kiriath-baal.a city ofan idolejofaruler,o} poffeffrr. Cariath- 
 
 A titie. Joh g gl f lh? baal 
 
 Kiriath-iearim.a city of woods.a citp. Joſh 9. 17. and 
 15.60. i 
 
 Rinath-fannath, a city of a blackbery treesozin the Kariath- 
 Hebrew and Sprian, a city of enmity. G citie called fennach 
 allo Debir, J of}. 15.49. Carith-fen- 
 
 Kirsath-fepher, a cstze of letters, city, called alſo na 
 De bir. Joſh. a5 15. Kiriath- 
 
 Kith,hard,o} ſore, oꝛ firaw to thatch. The fonne of {ephar 
 Abiel. 1, Bam.9, r.an 1.€h2.8.30,33- Cis 
 
 Kithion.bardneffe,o2 ſoreneſſe, ac. Joſh. 19. 20. Kifion 
 
 Kifhon, ag Kith., a river og brooke of Galilee neere Kifon 
 the bill Taboz. Judg.4.7.1.iking-18 40. 
 
 Kithluh.it isa wal ezin the Debzewand Hpi, Cethlis 
 the corapany of a lioneſſe oꝛ as pulled away by vioknce 
 G citie. Jofh.15.40. 
 
 Kitron, making fweete, onper fuming oʒ abiding to 
 gether ,o2 a bond: oz after the Spzian, a knot. a citie, 
 Judg.3.30. : 
 
 Kittim,breaking [mall o} golde.Gen.10. 4. 
 
 QKoa.bope a cogregati6,a lineo} a rule. Eze.⁊ 3/2 3. 
 
 Kohath, looke Kahath, and Gen.46.1 x.0f him came 
 the Kohathites.jQum.26.57,58. 
 
 Kolaiah.the voyce of the Lord.Mens nameg, ehe, 
 15.7. Jere.29, 2 1. 
 
 Korah. bald baldneſſe, Iſe, oꝛ f of. Gene. 36.5. and 
 1. Chꝛo.2. 43. 
 
 Rore.crying, callingreading, ora pa rtridg.i.ch.9.19 
 
 Korhites.sdem a people.Mum.⁊6.58 
 ¶ Kuſhaia.hardaes, his grausty,0z bis offece.1.0§.3§.17 
 
 x L 
 
 Ketron 
 Citron 
 
 Cethim 
 
 Cehath 
 Caath 
 Colaiah 
 Colaia, Co- 
 lia 
 
 Corab 
 Core 
 Corathites 
 Kuſhaiah 
 Cuſaia 
 Laadah te gather, to affembletogether, oz to teſtiſie: Laada 
 allo ꝑaſſing ouer, oꝛ robbingoꝛ for the decking:oꝛ after 
 
 the Spzian, taking away. i Chꝛo.a 21. : 
 
 Laadan, for pleafure,deuourtnguacemet, fer deck- Leedan 
 ig, 01 for a witne fe: o} afterthe Spzian; wato the Ladan 
 time. 1. Chꝛo. 7. 26. and 23.7. 
 
 ` Laban. white, homing, gentle jog brittle. Brother to 
 Rebekah. Gen-24.29 Yee runneth tomeete Jaakob, 
 GHen.29.13, he giveth his daughter Leah vnto Jaa 
 kob in ſtesd of Ravel. Gene.29.23. Wee decetueth 
 Jaaked.Gen-z1.7. De purluerh bim.Geni37.27. “De 
 maketh a couenant with him: Gene.3e.44.* Aife the — 
 wildernelſe, where Woles read’ Deuteronomic onto 
 the Iſtae lites. Deut.1.1. ae 
 
 Labana the Moone, whitene{fz,frankinces [2,02 brite Lebana 
 
 tle. 1. (0.5.29. 51a 2.40. ebeg. 48 2 Lebanah 
 
 Lacedemonians. a lake of dewilsjon a well of mad 
 men. A people. 2 Gag 9. 
 
 Lachith. walking oz he going flood fill, oxteingto Lachis 
 thy felfe. acity.Joih.10,21aken by Jeſhuah. Joſh 10. 
 32.teade Joſh.i15.39. and 2iKing.14.19,and 2. Chzo. 
 
 11.9. Mehe. 1.30. 
 Lael. to God.oꝛ to the mighty.Mum 3.24. 
 Lahad. prarfing,to prat{e,ozto confeſſe. i. Chꝛ. a.2. Laad 
 mam, the bread ofthem, oz the warre , 02 fight Lehamam 
 of them. Z'citie. Jelh.s 5-40. Ichemam 
 x Lahmi. my bread, oz my fight. a mightie Gpant. x. Lahemi 
 bzo. 20.5. 
 
 Laifh. a Lyon,a citp, whole inbabitants the tribe of Lais 
 Dan deſtroyed. Jung, +8.27,28. reade Iſa.io.zo cal· Laita 
 led allo Lethem. Joly. 19.47. 
 
 Lamech, looke Lemech.. 
 
 Lamuel. God 10 them , oꝛ God withthem , e} with Lemuel 
 whom is God. Pꝛou 31.1. 
 
 Laodicea. iu? people.a city in AGa, fir calles Dis 
 ofpolis afterward Kos,laſt of all Laodicea, Reuel, T, 
 
 ‘11.Qoloff 4.16, ; ) 
 
 Lappidoth.dizhtnings,o3 lampes- Duſband to apne Lapidoth 
 
 rah. 
 
7Thalaſſa 
 
 Laſa 
 Laſthenus 
 
 Lea 
 
 Libanus 
 Lbanon 
 
 Libna 
 Lebona 
 Lecha’ 
 Lahabim 
 Laabim 
 Leghi 
 
 Ionek. 
 
 i Leem 
 
 Lerufim 
 Latiſſim 
 Leui 
 Leuites 
 
 LAE NV 
 tab. Judges 4.4. i ; 
 - Lalea, thickezog wife Acity on the banke of Ereta. 
 Acts 27.8. ; * 
 Laſha. to call, oꝛ to'anoynt. a citie Bet, roTg.” 
 Laftenes. the firength of a ſtone. 1.G9 ac. 1.34. 
 Lazarus the helpe of God.A begger. Luke 16.20.* 
 Alfo the basther of Mary and Wartha, who was fick, 
 
 > fozeve glogp of Gov. John 11.52, 3.4. Being dead g 
 
 Buried, he is daiſed unto life bp Ahit. Gob-1 0.43544. 
 
 i Sfer which the Pharilees refoztzd vnto bis houſe, te 
 
 fee tim. John 12.9. be bie Pictes would haue put 
 
 > pim ta death, and wp, Jobn 12.510,11. higriting a> 
 
 gaine; turned manp to the faith John 12.42. 
 
 @Leah pacaful,oz wearied. abang eldeſt Daughter. 
 Ge.29,16, God feeing ber delpifen, maketh her fruit 
 fu'.@en.t9.31.* Se bargeineth wm Rahel faz her fons 
 MWandzakes, totic to Jaakob-Gen.so.14,05,16 She 
 people wihed Ruth ag fruitfull as Leah. Ruth 4.11. 
 
 Lebana,oz Lebanah, lookt Labana. 
 
 Lebanon, idem. Q place of Syꝛia, focalien,faz the 
 gteat Hoge of frankincenle there. Deut.1.7- Jlo. sE, 
 17. QUOG.3:3. 1 King.7,2. 
 
 ‘Lebaoth, ofa Loxeffe a figne of the heartyoz'duto 
 the entring in. a citie, Jo.t$.32. hEN 
 
 Lebbeus. praifing 02 conf-ffing. at Apoſtle of Felis 
 Cht ſurnameũ Thaddeus. at.10.3. 
 
 Lebnah, as Labana. a citie. Joh. rg 42. 
 
 Lebonah. idem. a cirie. Judg.2t.19. 
 
 Lecah. walking, 02 going, 1.€b2-4.2 1. 
 
 Lehabim, inflamed; 02 flames, 02 ford. 
 Mizraim. Gen.ro.13.3.Qb2-1.01. 
 
 Lehi. thezaw- aplace where Sammon Lew a thot- 
 fand men. Jutg.r5 9514515 ,16,17. 
 
 Lemech. posre, humbled, 02 fintten. Methuſhaels 
 
 Sonne to 
 
 - fenne: Gen. 4.18. He had thus wineg: Gene.4 19. He 
 
 boaitcth of bis murthers onto big wines. Gene.4.33, 
 Allo the onne of Methuſhelah Gens .25- 
 Lefhem: a name, op putting y e2they put vnto, 02 a 
 precious ſtone. a citie. Jolh.r9 47. 
 Letufhim. hammer men og file men. The fonne of 
 Deven. Gen.2z5.3. 
 
 Leui oined, oꝛ coupled, oꝛ added to hime. Jaakobs third 
 
 ſonne bp Lesh.Gen.29.34.1.202.2.1. Ol him came 
 the Leuites Exo.a.14.e 1.2.6.2." be and Simeon 
 
 Mew the Sbechemites. Gen.34.25,26.0nd are repzo- 
 
 med therefore. Gen.49.5,6,7. Thep are biefien. Deut. 
 33.8,to 12. Bod chofe f tribe of Leui,tobe bis prleſte. 
 Sam 2.28, 30. Thep are appomred to keepe the 
 Tabernacle. Rum. 1.47. and 2 33. Thep beate the 
 
 } ‘Arke before the people. Joſh 3.26. Thep ate ſeparated 
 
 from the other tribes,and why. Deut. 10, 8,9. leasar 
 
 othe cbhiefe captatne of the Leuites. lum. 3.32. Wheir 
 
 _purgation and oblation. Leui.8.13.* DE their effices. 
 JAumb.4.2.* Thep are numpzed.JQum.3.16." They 
 mufi be nouriſhed. Deut 12.18, 19. They purge the 
 boule of Hod onder Hezekiah. 2.0 h2-29.5. They are 
 numbzed, that returned to Jeruſalemn with Zerubba⸗ 
 
 bel FAch.c2.1.*Dauid numbgeth them, and aflignerh 
 
 ms hk 
 
 to them offices. 1.0 §2.22,.3-* Whe adminiftration of 
 bolp things giuen to them JQumb.3.8, Woles deliue⸗ 
 teth Deuieronomie to them. Deut. 31.9. ° 
 
 Thep had no inberitance,and why. Deu. ro.o E28. 
 1,2. The firk finits muſt be brought to then. Deu.26 
 2,3. Thep nuk offer to Gon the tenth of their tithes. 
 FAuw, 18.26. Hezekiab commanded to gine themthe 
 tithes, and why. 2.Cbzor.31.4. Cities aflignen bunto 
 them. Num.z35. 2. Jofh-s1.2,t0 43. the felling of heir 
 houſes,s cities. 2 eut.25.31,t0 35. Thep ptt to neath 
 idolaters at Woles commaundement. Exod. 32.28. 
 Chep are driuen out of Iſtael by Jetoboam 2. Chꝛo. 
 41014. A Leuite tan about tle coungtepi and became 
 
 “The firt Table. 
 
 L Y 2D 
 
 Michahs pen. Judg.i7.7.* And of the Leuite, that 
 bad a whore to His concubine. Judg.19.1,2.* 
 
 Leummim. countreys,o2 witbout waters, Gen 25. 3. 
 
 @ Libnah, ag Labana. a citp. Mum. 3 3.20. Joſhe to. 
 29.and 2. Rings 8,22. Iſa 37.8. 
 
 Libni, idem. The onne of Gerſhom. Exod. 6. 17.1. 
 Chꝛo 6.20, 29 Df whom came the Libnites, Mumb. 
 3:21.80 26,58. À 
 
 Licia, a wolfe. a pꝛouince of ARa. tac. 15:23. 
 
 Linus. a net. 2. Tim.4. 21. 
 
 Liftra. diffoluing. a citie. Acts 14,6. 
 
 Liuiathan a couphng together his fellowfhip og de- 
 liu:ved to himſelfe. & tlh, called a mhale, Job 49.20, 
 2E 6.49.Jplal.104.26. Iſa.:27.1. 
 
 GLo-ammi, not my people. Hole.s.9. 
 
 Lobin, whiteneff2,4¢. 28 Labana, Reade Libni, 
 
 Lod natiauitae oꝛ generation. a tty.. Eho. 8.02. 
 
 Lod-hadid. rifing, soyning, 02 rifing [harpe,o alter 
 the Hebets and Spiana sew natiuny, oꝛ generation, 
 a city. Esra 2.33 
 
  Lois.éetter. Grandmother to Cimothie.2.Tim.1.5. 
 
 Lo-tuhamah. w.theut mercy. Hoſ.1. 6. 
 
 ` Lot wrapped, zoyned op couered, o bound together, 
 fone to Daran, Abzams brother. Gen, 1 1.27.He and 
 Abam are rich. Gen.13.2.6. Lot chofe Sodome to 
 dwell in. Gene· 13. 17, 12. Mee is taken peifoner,anod 
 deliuered bp Abram.Gen.14.12,00 17. Two Angels 
 bis gheſts Gen.19.1,2,3. We would rather luffer bis 
 daughters tobe defiled, then his gheſis ſhould ſuffer 
 iniurie. Gene.r9.8. We is commended. 2. Pet · 2.7, 6. 
 Fozerelling the defiruction of Sodome co his ſonnes 
 in lat, thep mocked hint. Gene. 19.14. De and his 
 boufe commanded to depart out of Sodome Gen.rg. 
 15 We is detinered foz Abrahams Cake. Gene.19 29. 
 Being delivered. he went and dwelt in a caue with 
 Leto daughters, where bee fell to hozrible incek. 
 
 .Gen.19.30.* Foat prelerued at bis paper. Gene. 19. 
 
 20,21,26. Dig wife turned to a pillar of (alt, Gen· 19. 
 29. is an erample foz bs, to put no truſt in wezlolp 
 things and viru! Gov. Luke 17.3 2,373. Lots apes. 
 Luke 17.28. 29. The land of Ar, giuen tothe childzen 
 of Lot foz a poffeffton.Deut.2.9. 
 
 Lotan, as Lot Gen.36. 20. 1. Chꝛ. 1. 38. 
 
 @Lubim. the heart of a man, opheart of the fea. A 
 countrep. Reh. 3.9. the people calles Lubims, 2.2, 
 12.3. Gere,46.9.looke Lybia. 
 
 Lucifer, bringing light. Iſa.t4. 1 2. 
 
 Lucius, of light 8 JBPophet.Actg 1 3.1. Rom. 16.21. 
 
 Lud. natiustie,o2 generation Sonne to Shem. Gen. 
 10.23. Df him the countrep of Lydia in Afia the leffe, 
 tooke uame: looke Lydia and Iſa.66.1 9. 
 
 Ludim idem. Mizralms fone. Gen.10,1 3. 
 
 Luhith.a floore made of boards B} creencne/fe.a hill. 
 Iſa.15 5. Sere.48-5. 2 
 
 Luke. after the Hebzew is interpeeted , 2 rifing to 
 him. A Phiſitian, who became an Euangeliſt Col.4. 
 14.2 Tim. 4. 11. as 
 
 Luz. aa almond a departing oꝛ bending. & citie cals 
 led alio Beth-el. Gen.28.19 Folh.16.2. ano 8.13, 
 taken by the famiip of Joſe ph Juvg.: 23. 
 
 Lybia, grofe, oz fat. A countrep Iping from Gs 
 gypt tothe Tell Deean: fo called of the Mozes. Sct. 
 2 10. looke Lubim. 
 
 Lycaonia, a wolfe A province of AGa where War: 
 nabas and Paul preached.Acts 14.6. 
 
 Lydda.z landing pond of water. G citp of the IO bis 
 iifimg on the banke of che great lea, called Dioſpolis. 
 1 Mac.14. 34. Acta 9.32.35. 
 
 Lydia, edema counttey in Afia the leſſe on the Eaſ 
 iopning to Phrygia: on the Worth to pla : on the 
 Donth ope part of Caria. r. War.8.8 called allo ae 
 
 at. 
 
 
 
 Laumim 
 Libna 
 Lebna, 
 Libnas 
 Lobni 
 
 Lycia 
 
 Lyſtra 
 Leniathan 
 
 Libni 
 
 Loth . 
 
 Lybia 
 Lybians 
 
 Luith 
 
 Lucas 
 
 Luza 
 

 
 Lyfania 
 
 Maaca 
 Maacha 
 Maacah 
 
 Maachati 
 Machati 
 Maaddi 
 
 Madaia 
 Madia 
 
 Maale- A- 
 crabim 
 Maarath 
 Maafi 
 Maafiah 
 Maafia 
 Maatias 
 Maaſſaios 
 Maaſia 
 Mahath 
 Mooz 
 Maafia 
 Maazian 
 Machbanai 
 Machabani 
 
 Machabzeus 
 
 Machbena 
 Machabani 
 
 Machnede- 
 bai 
 
 Medan 
 Medemenah 
 Madmanna 
 Medmena 
 Madmenah. 
 Madmen 
 
 Magbis 
 
 Magdalene 
 
 MA AG 
 
 Iſa.ss.i ↄ of the people. Tere. 46: 9 Allo a godly we 
 man whe beiceued the Goſpel. Acts 16.14, 
 Lyfanias dioluing fadne ffe. The Tetrateb of Abia 
 lene. Luke 3.4. 
 Lyfias.difoluinz Ting Antiochus Bepucie.r War. 
 3.3 2.22. Mec.i 1.1, I. Mac. 6. 27. aNd 7.253 4 
 Lyſimachus.diſolumg batrei Menelaus bꝛothet. 2. 
 Mac.4.29. 
 Ailo che enne of Ptolemeus. Eiet 11.1. 
 Lyftra,as Lyfias, ã citie — 14 6, 
 
 Maacah. prefed dowae,worne,02 fafesed.2. Dam. 
 
 10.6. ` f 
 Maachah.zdem, Abiſhaloms Baughter. 1, Win: 5. 2. 
 2.Cb2.1 1. 20. Allo Calebs concubine. Eht. 2:48. 
 Maachathi oken, & c. as Maacah. Deug. 14. Jol. 
 13. 11. and 2 King. 25.23- 
 Maadai.yeerely eaſant,deched teftifying ez paſſing 
 ouer:oj after the Spꝛian taking arczy.E3t. 10.34. 
 
 „> Maadiah, folenity,o2 the pleafantnes,oz decking of the 
 
 Lord, oꝛ the teſtimony, oꝛ couenat of the Lord. IREE 2.55 
 Maai.a bellie oꝛ heaping up. Qeh. i 2.36. 
 Maakah,looke ——— 
 
 Maaleh-akrabbim, o} Maaleth-akrabbim. Rumb. 
 344. Joſh. 15.3. 
 
 Maarah.a denne,a making emptie, a powring out of 
 watcr,02 watching. A citie. §oh.15.59. 
 
 Maalai.may worke.s.Eb2.9,12- 
 
 Maafeiali.the worke of the Lord, 1, Chꝛ. 15. 18.and 
 3,QZi2. 26.28, 
 
 Maafiah, 03 Maaziah, the defence, ſtrengtli, 03 [ure 
 truſt of the Lord.2+Qb2.23.1.and 1. 242.2 4.18. 
 
 Masth wiping away,defacing breaking o} fearing, 
 oz after the Spranya [nting Luk. 3.26. 
 
 Maiz.woo0d.02 af wood i. Chꝛo.2.27. 
 
 Maziah.the firength,oz ſuccour of the Lord, t.£b2. 
 24.18.800 IReh.10.8. 
 
 Macbannai,ez Macbanai. a wretch,oz my yoore (on, 
 03 the powsrtce of underftanding.1. Chꝛ 52.13. 
 
 Maceabeus /wuting,oz afier tye Gecke.2 warriour. 
 the ſonne of CB attarviag.1. Dat.2.4.DF whom looke 
 moze in Iudas, 
 
 Macedonia. burning, o2 worshipping 02 a crooked- 
 nefe. but after the Gpeeke, loftie, oz excelling other, 
 Acountrep in Oreece. Reade Eher 16.101. ec.. 
 1. 2. Macc.s.2o Acis 16.9,10,12, MD 19. 21,22.29, 
 Rom.1 5.25.1. Coꝛ 16,5.3; L024. 10. and 8.1. and 9. 
 2. and 11.9. and 1, Theſ.4. 10. 
 
 Machbenah.powertie, the ſimiting of hus ſonne, the po- 
 ucrtie of underftanding , 03 the [mizing of the builder, 
 5.Qf20.2 49. : i 
 
 Mathi. poore,ogza fmiter. Mum 13.16, 
 
 „Machir, felling, 0} knowing Ge.50.23.€2.98.9.4 
 
 Machrites.zdem. JAIN 26,29. 
 
 Machmas, after, o} 4 poore man taken away. tl 
 
 ‘tf. 1. Mac. 9.73. 
 
 Machnadebaĩ.a /mit: r,03 a poore man vowing of bis 
 owne accord. Ezta 10.40. 
 
 Machpelah. donb de. Gen,2 3.9. 
 
 Madai. a meaſure, iudging, oga garment, Gth.'0.2. 
 
 Madan, ſrife iudginga meaſure, opa garment. Gẽ. 
 15.2. 
 Madmanah, 2 mea fure of a gift the prepara’ion of 
 a garment, oꝛ a dunghill. A citie. Poly 15 35. Jete.ab ⸗ 
 2. Iſa 10 3z. Allo a mati. 1.@b2.2.49. 
 
 Madon. a chiding, 03 a garment , 02 hu meaſure. & 
 titie. Jofh 11.1. aud 32.19. 
 
 Magbihh. excelling other, oꝛ height, Ezta 2.30. 
 
 Magdala, a tower o greatne ffe: A citie: Mat. 15 39 
 
 Magdalena. magnified, 03 exalted, 02a towers The 
 Carname of Darthag Gler.ADatth.27-5 Glooke Maric, 
 
 The firft Table. 
 
 AMA AML 
 
 Migdicl. preaching; oꝝdeclariug God yog the apple, 
 02 chojen frist of God. Gen. 36 43. : 
 
 Magog, csuering, ogmelting, Aman; a people; and 
 a colmtrep. Hen. 10.2, E3e.38.2.and 39,6.Reue.20.8 
 
 Wiagbiath.2 body thruft hard together, 0} gathered 
 together, oz the moth ofthe body, pz of the garment, 
 elemi o.20 ° - 
 
 Mahali. zn firmitie,oz ſichues, o3 accompany of daun- 
 cers, oꝝ a harge:oꝛ after the Oxꝛian perdon. Exo.o.i 9. 
 Rum. 3.20. and s, Chona 3.23. Df whom came the 
 Mahlites. 3um.3.33- 
 
 Mahalah.iders, Gileads Ofer. 2.627.218. Alſo the 
 Dalightersf Jeremoth. 2. Chzon. a4. 16. Ale Eſaus 
 third wife, Gen.289. SHTRETER 
 
 Mahaleel. prayfing God, 03 Gods illumination. The 
 foune of Renan.Geñ.5. 12. Lu. 3. 37. Allo the father of 
 DShephatiah. Meh.11.4, 
 
 Mahanaim, tents, 02 4 company of fouldiers, oꝛ two 
 armies oꝛ campes. The place where Gods Angels met 
 Jaakob. Gen. 32 1,2. Joſh 13 26. 
 
 Mahaneh-dan. thetents oiudcem⸗nt.A place. Jud; 
 ges 18.12. 
 
 Maharai hafling oʒ a hill o} from my hill, 2.34.23. 
 28. and r.h}. 1 1.30. , 
 
 Mahath. wiping away, breaking, 02 fearing, oꝛ aftet 
 the Spzian. a fimting. v.Lh2.6 .35 and 2. Chꝛ· 29. 12. 
 
 Mahauite.declaring a meſſoge blatting out, ſhauing, 
 02 the marrow in bones, I.Ehꝛ.i 1.46. 
 Mahazioth. ftesmg a figne,o2 feesng a letrer.1 Ch. 
 
 25.4: 
 *Maherfhalal-hath baz. 3ifa.8.3. 
 Mahlah,ag Mahalah @ be daughtet of Felophebav. 
 JQumb.26.3 3. 
 Mahli,and Mahlites, Tooke Mahaili, - 
 Mahlon, as Mahali Ruth r.2. 
 Mahol. zdem, 1 Ring. 4. 31. ER 
 Mainan. sumbred,rewarded,oy prepared, Father of 
 Melea. Lu. 2.376 
 Mahaz, 2m ende, oꝛ ending yrkeſomeneſſe, oꝝ watch 
 ing fummer,oz waxing Lote A place. 1. Rin 4.9. 
 Makkedah,a burr2n 2,02 mor [hip ping oga crooked- 
 ne Se. A city. Joſh. 10.10,28.and 15.44 
 Makkeloth. Churches, companies, oʒ ccmiregations, 
 A manGon.jQum.31,25. 
 Malachi.my meffengerso2 Angel. A Prophet. Dal. 
 1, rand 2. Eſd.i .40. 
 Malarh-leannoth. looke the title of Pſal. 88. 
 Malcham, their king, og their counfellour. & mang 
 name. r-d 62.8.9. elfo ay idale. e ph· 5. 
 Malchiah the Lord my king y 62 the Lord my coun- 
 fellour, t-£526.4- E3ta 10:2 5-get.2 4.3. 
 Malchiel. God s my king, og God 1s my coun ſellour, 
 03 God ss my kingdome. Bene, 46 17. 3.0 20-7.31- of 
 tohom came tie Malchielites. J2um.26.4§. _, 
 Malchiigh,a Malchiah, 5.2. t2.9.1 2-an0 24.9. 
 Malchifhua my king the fawiour,ozthe king of heakh, 
 02 the mighty king. Sauls lonne. 1. Sain, 34.49- 
 Malchi. zedek. king of rightcoufnege. The king of 
 Sialem,to whom Abzam gaue ithe of ail bis (poiles, 
 @e.14.58,19,20.teas PED. 5.6.* 7.,2,lorbe Shem, 
 Malchus wy king kingdom ony counfellor, Toe hie 
 priefts feruant, whole eare Peter (more off. Joh.i 8.10 
 Maleleel, looke Mahaleel. ; i 
 Malhah, ag Mahali.paugpter of Felophekan. Joſh. 
 17.3.looke Mahlah, 
 Mallothi. fulneffe, 02 circumciſion. i. Cha 25.4 
 Malluch, retgmng, 02 counſelltag. Heng names. 
 
 #301. Eg. 
 
 Ezra 10.29,3 2. Mh.10.4, 27. 
 
 Mamre a rebell, bitter,oꝛ changing, oꝛ fet with trees. 
 
 A mans name. Gene.14,24. allo a plaine neere Des 
 boon. Gen, 13.28, 
 
 Mamzer, 
 
 Magpias 
 Megphies 
 
 Mahli 
 Maheli 
 Mahelites 
 
 Malah 
 Mahalath 
 
 i Mahelah 
 
 Malaleel 
 Male'eel 
 Mahalaleel 
 
 Mahumite 
 
 Maafioth 
 
 Mahela 
 
 ` Mahalon 
 
 Menam 
 Menua 
 Makaz 
 Macces 
 Makeda 
 Makedah 
 Makeloth 
 Maceloth 
 Malachias 
 
 Malchom 
 Molchon 
 Me!chia 
 
 è Melchias 
 
 Mclchiel 
 Melchie~ - 
 lites 
 Melchia 
 
 Melchuiua 
 
 Melchi-ze- 
 dec 
 Melchifedee 
 
 Mahala 
 
 Malotht 
 Maloch 
 
 Mambie 
 
 
 
 ee OS SEEP SON A ee ee ee ee EEN ee ee ee 
 

 
 Manna 
 
 Menahem ` 
 
 Manafles 
 Manaffelz 
 
 Mina 
 Manoah 
 Manoe g 
 Maonathi 
 Marah 
 
 Marolah 
 Merala 
 
 Marcus 
 
 Marefah 
 Marefa 
 
 Maria 
 
 et ll ete 
 
 IMA AMR 
 
 Mamter.æ baftard,oz one borne of an harlot, Deut, 
 23. 2. 
 
 —— — gift, oꝛ meate prepared,o} what 
 % this?jFoon tent Onto the Aſcaelites (co heauen. Ero. 
 16:15. God tained Man anv Quailes vnto the Fira. 
 elites. Exod. a 6.13. Numb.a 1,31. The lunne meites 
 it and being kept longer then God appointed; it pu- 
 trified. Exod 16.z0,21. It fell net on tye Sabbath, ¢ 
 tobp.cExo.16.25,26. It wag relerued, and ipp. Erot: 
 16.32. The Iſt aelites loathed it. Mu.a 1.6. Jt ceaſed 
 after thex bad taken of rhe cogne of Canaan. jou. s. 
 12. Man notthe true bean, but a figure thereof. Jobn 
 6.3153 2,335395 49,58- OF Man reade JPL 78.24,25: 
 TUif.16.20,21.1.€ 3.10.3. Reu.2. 17. 
 
 Manahemsacom/srter.De that lew Shallum king 
 of Judah, and reigned in bis Kead.2.-Ring.15.14.He 
 dieth.2. RNg. 5.14 ; 
 
 Manahen thegr comforter, 02 leader, Ogthe prepara. 
 tjon of heat og a gift mot re gifired Acts 13.8. 
 
 Manaffeh, looke Manatheh, Joſephs fonne. Ge. 41. 
 51, Jaakob reckoned Manafich aud Cphzaim among 
 His childzen. Genel, 46.5. Manaſſeh ig bleſſed bp Naar 
 kob.@en.48,19,20, The habitation of palie his tribe. 
 Boh. 2 3.29,30. Joſhua commandeth them to gore at» 
 med before their baethzett, Joſh a. 12,13, 14.and 4.12 
 The portion anv heritage of the childzen ofManaffeh. 
 Qol.a2-7,8. Chey vefrop nor the Canaanites beeerip, 
 but made chem tributaries.Judg-1.27,28. 
 
 Alle Hezekiahs fonne, who lucceeved his father.2. 
 Kin 20.21 Wat.1.10, Pe became wicked and idola⸗ 
 trous.2. Wing. 21.2,¢0 19.and2, Chz.33-1,to21. Dee 
 ig callen Er Luke 3.28. 
 
 Manahthites.may ladie of reſt, o my prince of reſt. A 
 people.1.@ 2.2.54. ; 
 
 Mandrakes. ã kinde of fruit. Gen.30.14,15-Cant. 
 
 9.13. 
 
 Maneh. g, kinn of weight E3ck.45.12. 
 
 Manoach, reft ona gift, The father of Samlon. 
 Judg.13.2.* 
 
 Maon. a dwelling place, oꝛ a place of offence, 03 of 
 Gune.G citie. Joth.r5.55.Aifo a man.1.C 7.2.45. 
 
 Mara. bitter, of bieterneſſe. The name of Maomi. 
 Ruth 1. 20. Alſo amanGon. rod. 15.23. Num. 3 3. 8. 
 
 Maralah.Leepe, oꝛ drunkenneffe,o the bitter ne ſſe 
 afcending:02.4 facrijice killed, o a facrifice of myrrhe, 
 oza lease of Myrrhe,oz teaching [acrifice,vy aſcenſion. 
 q citie. Jolh.19.18. 
 
 Maran-atha. 1,02, 16.23. 
 
 Marke. fled oꝛ made fine, 02 wiped fromthe rufti- 
 neff: Barnabas ifers foune. Col.4.10.2. Tim.4. 14. 
 Peter calleth him his fonne.1.JPet.5.1 3. \ 
 
 Mardechai, fooke Mordechai. 
 
 Marethah, frons the head, from the beginning, oz an 
 inheritance, 02 the bitterwe/fe of the feld. A citie. Joh. 
 15.44. Wich.i.i.Alſo a man.i.Chꝛ.2.a2. 
 
 Marie ap Miriam, the birgin,wife to Jofeph, mother 
 of Chzitk. Matth. 1. 16. Per wonderfull conception by 
 the bolp Shoſt Luk 1. 26, to 39.She villteth ver cou- 
 fis Elisabeth. Luk. 1.40.And is called bleſſed of ber. 
 Luke 1.42.Her long. Luk. 1 .46,to 56, She being des 
 liuered of Chik at Bethlehem: Luke 2-7. goeth into 
 Egypt ; andreturnerh to Nazateth. Watth.2.1 3.* 
 Sie feeketh her Conve, and findeth him in the temple, 
 pifputing among Doctors. Luk,2.44.* She ig called 
 hits mother. John 2,3. anv’ 19.25,26, 
 
 Allo the mother ef John War.12.02, 
 
 Gl the wife of Lieophas, the bitgine Maries ſiſter. 
 Bohn 19.25. who beſtowed great labour bpon Gong 
 preachers. Rom.16.6. the mother of James ¢ oles. 
 Batth.27.56,61- 
 
 Allo the mother of Jebedeus chilezen, John and 
 
 The firft Table. 
 
 OMAA ET 
 
 James. W atth.27.56. and 4.29. Wat. 1.19, 
 
 Allo the ſiſtet of Lazarus and Wartha , furnamed 
 Magdalena, who anointed the Low, g wiped his fete 
 witi her haire. Joh.: 1.2. € 12.3. Mat.26.7. He meee 
 teth Jelug comming to ber boule. Joh.i 1,29. the was 
 berp attentive to heare the two. Luk.10 39.* Logik 
 aiketh ber why Ye tept-Foh.20.85, Dut of ber Conk 
 caf (euen Beutis,¢ fhe followed bim minifring te hins 
 ef her lubſtance. Luk. 8.2, 3. She canneth to the Ser 
 pulchze, Mat.27.6 1. and 28.1. Joh. 20. 1, 2. Chaꝛiſt bes 
 ing riſen againe, fozbiddeth berto touch bim, ¢ WHP. 
 Fehn 20.17. Shee cheweth tothe Apoſties the relut · 
 tection of Chu. Mar.16.9, 10. John 20.18. 
 
 Maroth, bstternefe. A city. Mic.r.i 2. 
 
 Mars ftreete. looke Acts 17.19, 22. 
 
 Marfena. the bitternes of a bramble, 02 myrrhe of the 
 enemie, oꝛ ſbewing the bramble o} encmie. Eſt.1. 14. 
 
 Martha. /ferrsag vp,bitter,o} prouoking: oz after the 
 Gprian, a dy. Sitter of Warp an’ Lazarus. Luke 
 40.38 ,39, cumbzen about much bufinefle. Luk. 10.40. 
 anb ferued fuppert.Job.1 2.2. er faith. Joh. 1 1.22,24; 
 27. bet dituk berle 39. 
 
 Mathal, a parable, goucrning , o} ruling, & citie,1. 
 Chꝛ.6.74. 
 
 Mafhmannah. his fatne/fe,02 his oyle, oꝛ touching, 0} 
 taking away, a gift ognumber. 1 J )3.12.10, 
 
 Mathrecah an hiffing, 02 drawing of vanity ,02 ton- 
 ching vanitre,opavine, Acitp. 1.Qhzon.1.47.Oene. 
 36.36. 
 
 Maſſa.a burden,a taking unte oꝛ [ametimees og jro- 
 phefie, Gen.25.14. 
 
 Maffah. tentation. A place. Eron. 17.7. 
 
 Mathathias. looke Mattithia, and Luke 3.25,36, 
 
 Mathufala looke Methufhelah, and Luke 3.37. 
 
 Matred, a wand deftending,oz the wand of gouerna 
 ment, op after the Spzian /abour.Gen.36.39. 
 
 Matri.rain, heaping cuſtody, oga prifon. Sa.ro.21 
 
 Mattan his gift, oꝛ the leine y oꝛ the death ofthemog 
 after tbe Spztan,expecfation,o hope, 2. Ring.i 1.18. 
 
 2.02317. 
 
 Mattanah, idem. A place Aum. 27.18. 
 
 Mattani,og Matthenai.idem.Ezra 10,33. 
 
 Mattaniah. the gift of the Lord, oꝛ the Lord ofthe 
 doynes: 02 after the Spzlan @ Pebzew, the hope ofthe 
 Lord. Jebotakims buncie called allo Fedekiah.2 King. 
 
 24.89 alfo the Conne of Bical. 1.hz.9.15. 
 
 Mattatha bis gft. Lu.3.3 1. 
 
 Mattena1,looke Mattani. 
 
 Matthan, as Mattan.Mat.i. 15. 
 
 Matthat.a gift, oꝛ gining. Lu.ʒa.24,29. 
 
 Mattattah his gift.Ezta 10.33. 
 
 Mattathias, as Mattaniah. fFather of Judas Mac⸗ 
 cabeus. 1.Qac.2,8.* Hlo other men. Lu. 3.25,26, 
 
 Matthew. giwen, 02a reward. Gn Apoũle and E⸗ 
 uangelif, named alfo Leui whom Chꝛiſt called.Mat. 
 9.9,10. Mar.ꝛ. 14. Lu.5. 27. 
 
 Matthias.the gift ofthe Lord 3.Qac.r4.19.Atlo the 
 Apoſtle chofen in the roume of Judas. Act.1.26, 
 
 Mattathia. a giftof the Lord. The elbek forme of 
 Shallum. 1.€b2.9. 3 1.alfo another. 1. Chz. 15. 18. 
 
 Maxzaroth, The moming Marre. Fob 38.32. 
 
 Mauzzim, flrengthened,o3 ftrength oz ſuccours. An 
 idole. Dan ti. 38. 
 
 @Meah. an hundreth cubites. A towet.Neh.3.4- 
 
 Mearah.adenme,02 a caue, a making emptie, oga pow- 
 ving out of water,o2 watching. Joſh.3 4. 
 
 Mebannai a ſonne, a building, underftood,o under- 
 ftanding.2.Qam 23.27: 
 
 Mecherathite: felling 02 knowledge.i. Chꝛ.i 1.36. 
 
 Mechonah a fote of a pillar, 03 prowigon. A citie. 
 IMehe. 11,28. 
 
 Medad, 
 
 Areopapus 
 Marfara 
 
 Mafal 
 
 Mafmana 
 Mifhmanath 
 Mafieka 
 Mafreca 
 Mafrecah 
 
 Mathan 
 Matthar 
 Mathana 
 Mattenai 
 Matthanias 
 Mathania 
 
 i 
 Matthatha 
 
 Mathan 
 
 Matthatah 
 Mathathias 
 
 Mathathias 
 Mathathia 
 Mattithiah 
 Lucifer 
 Moazim ~ 
 
 Mea 
 Maara 
 Mobonnai 
 
 Moconah 
 Mochona 
 
 he 
 
 
 
Medaba 
 Medena 
 
 Mageddo 
 Magedden 
 
 Mahida> 
 
 Mahir: 
 Mauiael 
 
 
 
 | Aman 
 Mauman 
 Meiercon 
 Meltias 
 
 1 
 Melcha . 7 
 
 Melchi-ze-. 
 dek * 
 Milico 
 Milich 
 
 Malar 
 - Malafar 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 ~ Memuchan 
 t Mamuchan 
 
 _ Menaffeh 
 Manaſſeh 
 
 J Mneftheus 
 E 
 
 Meonathi 
 
 gp "ibo 
 
 . 
 
 f 
 
 $ Merob iit 
 
 shiz? Lo i 
 
 _ Merari’ ii 
 Ru 4— 
 
 Mared 
 
 ^ rarites.JDun.26.57. 
 
 MER 
 
 Medad.meafuring, o} the waters of the beloued, Nu. 
 11.26. : 
 £ Medam,{ooake Madan, EA 
 Medeba.the waters ef grief o} waters ringing vp. 
 @ citie. Mum.2 1.30.9 of).13.9,16. 
 -` Medes.a meafure, absunding, 62 a garment: in We: 
 bite, Madai A people. Eze.6. 2. Iſai. 3.17, Acts 2.9. 
 Megiddo,oz Megiddon a declaring of a meffage,an 
 apple oꝛ the chefen fruit. Q citie. Jolh. 12.21. Zechar. 
 V2.0. 
 Mehetabel.how good  God?oz God doing well. Gen. 
 
 6.39. , 
 ; Mehida.a riddle, ſparpnes of wit,o1 /hauing the hand: 
 o2 after the Sprian, the hand [mitten EFta 2.5 2 
 
 Mehir.¢ reward.r.Chꝛ.4.11. 
 
 Mehuaicl.teaching,o2 declaring God, oꝛ Ged blotting 
 ext; og after the Sprtanans Debre, mitren of God 
 Gen.4. 18. 
 
 Mehuman. troubled, making an vprore, oga multi- 
 tude. Eſter 1.10. 
 
 Meiarkon.a citie, Joh. 19.46. 
 
 Melatiah, deliwerance of the Loyvd. Meh. 3.7. 
 
 Melea.a qucene, on [hee coun/feller: op after the We 
 bzue, [uppljing o} fuppleed, Lube 7.31. - 
 
 ` Melchimy king, o} my counfell, Che name of men 
 mentioned duke 3.24,28. l 
 
 Melchi fedec,fooke Malchi-fedek, 
 
 Melech a king og counfeller.1. Ehz 8.35. 
 
 Melicu.hu kingdome og counfe. Ieh.12.14, 
 
 Melita. flowing with honie. An Ille betweene Epis 
 ris and Italte looking toward Cicilia Accs 28.1.: 
 | Melzar, the circumciſion of anarruw place, ogof a 
 bond, oꝛ a ſteward. Dan. t.11. 
 
 Memphis. from the mouth: o} after the Sprian, a co 
 uerer o} ower mecimer,a counttep.Dol.9.6.Gudet. 1.10 
 
 Memucan.prepared,/ure, made poore,oz fmitten. E= 
 Rerig. 
 
 Menahem, looke Manahem, ; 
 
 Menafheh. forgotten, oz forgetfulneffe. tooke Mana- 
 fheh.and allo Ezra 10.33. 
 
 Mene, Mene, Tekel, Vpharfin, Dan. 5.25. 
 
 Menelaus pswer,oz flrengti of the people.a. Macc.5. 
 15. and 11.29 
 
 Meneftheus. chcareſulneſſe, anger, 02 the ſtrength of 
 
 God.2.99 4.4.20. 
 Meonenim. charmers, | UDQ.9.37- 
 Meonothai.1.€)2.4.14. * 
 ‘i Mephaath. an appearance of waters, 02 the force of 
 waters.@ citie, Joh 21 3. and 13.18. 
 Mephiboſheth [hame of mouth Sinne of Jongthan, 
 fame of his feet.2.am,4 4. comfazted € well ittea- 
 ted of Danid fox his Fathers fake. 2. Samu. 9,6" Fiba 
 bp falle accufation , obteineth ali that bee did poffe ffe. 
 2.Hain, 16.4. Mhich being knowen, the lands are Bi- 
 uided betweene him and Zihs · Dan t9.22. 
 Merab.fichting,chidiag, op multiplyizg:o2 after the 
 
 SHprian,the office ofa mafter, Haulseldefi daughter. 
 
 1.Sam 14.49. pPromiſed to Dauid to wife, but ginen 
 to another. 1.S5am.18.17,18,19. 
 Meraioth bitterneſſe, rebellious 02 changings. The 
 forme of Seraiah.1i@ 20.6.6. Alfo the lonne of Ahitub. 
 1,0 2.9.18. 
 NMerari bater flirted up,o2 prouoked, The fonne of 
 Leni. Gen.46.1 1. Exc.6. 10, Df whom canie the Me- 
 Mercurius.ofmarchandif2 Dne of the heathen gods 
 to whome Paulwas likened Actes 14.12. Ailo one 
 whom Paul ereceeth.Rom.16. 14. 
 
 The firſt Table. 
 
 MER 
 
 death. Ezra 10.36.IReh. 3.4. and 10.5, 
 
 Meres. adaftslling donne from the head: 62 after the 
 Spin an wmpoftume.€ Ker 1.14. 
 
 Merib baal.rebebion,op fighting againfi Baal. The 
 forine of Fonathan.1.Lhz.8, 3 4. 
 
 Meribah. /rafe,oz contention. A place. Exov.17.7. 
 JQum.20,1 3.03ek.47.19. 
 
 Merodach Baladan. bitter contrition without iudge- 
 mert Baladans fonne, king of Babel. Jlat.3g, 1.cale 
 led Berodach Baladan.2.iking.20.1 2, 
 
 Merom heaghts a river. Joya 1.5. 
 
 Meronothite.my finging,retoycing, 03 crying out: 02 
 in the Spaian,bearing rulert.Qh2.27.30. 
 
 Mares 
 
 Meriboth 
 
 Meronathit 
 
 Meroz, fecret} leannes.a citie of Galile. Jud.5. 23. Meros 
 Meſho.a burden, og taking, 02 a faluation. Sonne of Mefa 
 
 Caleb. 1.Qh2.2.42. Alloa king of Moab. . King. 3. 
 
 4:5. Tilo a citie. Gen. 1030, 
 
 Melhach-prolonging o} drawing, 0} hedging in wa- 
 ters. Dan 1,7. 
 
 Meſhechadem, Sonne of Gapheth.Gcve.10 2. Of 
 whom the countrep of Methech tooke name. Ezek. 27. 
 13.JBfal.120.5. 
 
 Mefhelemiah, the peace,the perfeétion,og the recopen- 
 
 Mefhezabeel.God taking away, flowing: o} after the 
 Sprian anv Webzelw,the faluation of God, Mee. 3.4. 
 andio2r ~ ' 
 
 Mefhillemith. peaceable, perfect, giuing againe 502 
 the parat les ¢ fdeath.:.GO2.9.12. - 
 
 Mefhillemoth.a makingpeace.perfection,a giuing a- 
 gaise, oꝛ the parables of death. 20h}. 28.12, 
 
 Mefbullam, a peacemaker, 02 peaceable, perfect gi- 
 ning againe, their parables, oꝛ their power. ⁊. Rin 22.3. 
 IR2Ne.3 446,30, 4c. 
 
 Mefobaite. the landing place of the Lord, the Lords 
 ftanding, oz a little Doe.t. Cyt 147. 
 
 Mefopotamia.& conntrep.parcel of the greater S fia 
 and Sprta,betweene Babylon g Arabia, ¢ betweene 
 the tws riders Tigris anv Euphzates, as the Greeks 
 00208 Mefos,middle,aP otamos,arixer(wherof it igc5: 
 Pounded) Dolignifie. Act.2.9 € 7.2. Yuder.2.24.6 5.7. 
 
 Meffias azomted but after b greeke,Chri/?. Job. 42 
 
 Methnthael, asking death oz his death, 024 grane, 
 Gen 4.18. 
 
 Methuthelah. he fent hi death, o} the weapons of his 
 death.: or after the Debzew anv Syziau, poyling his 
 death, oz the fpoyle of death. The father of Lamech. 
 Gens 25,2627, 
 
 Methegammath.the bridle of bondage.2s54m.8. 1. 
 and 1. Che. 8. 
 
 Meunim.dwelling places, afflicting offending, oĩ au 
 
 [mering 1. Eſd 5.31. Ezra 2.50. 
 
 Mezahab. galded, oꝛthe waters of cold, 02 what gold, 
 Gen. 38 39. 
 
 G Miamin. the right hand og preparing waters, (32. 
 30,25, i 2 16° : : 
 
 Mibhar, chetn, oz youth.1. £629.38. 
 
 Mibfam. /imelling fwcet,o} confounding them, Gen. 
 25.13. and LEI 4 25. 
 
 Mibzar. defended, waked, ſorbidding tahing away, 
 
 ‘G3 gathering evapes. 2 Duke. Gen 76.42. 
 
 Mefa 
 Mifach 
 
 Mefech 
 Mofec 
 
 Mefelemia 
 
 fing of the Lord, Mens names, i . Chꝛo 9.21. and 26.1. Mofolamia 
 
 Mefefabel 
 Mefezebel 
 
 Mefillamith 
 
 Mofolla- 
 mith 
 Mefillemoth 
 Mofolla- $ : 
 moth i 
 Mefalam 
 Meflulam 
 
 Methufael 
 Methufal 
 Methufelah 
 Mathulala 
 
 Mehunim ` 
 Munim 
 Mezaab 
 
 Mbaba fi 
 Mabfam 
 
 Mibfar 
 Mabfar 
 
 Michah poor, lowly [miting or fneitten jon who is here Mapfar 
 
 in this place? eg waters here. WMens.names,2.Samuy, 
 
 9.12.1, Chron. 5.5, Judg.17. 1. ANB IS, 13,t027.2. 
 Oh2.24.20, 
 
 Michael. Who is God,o2 whe t. Mum. 33.28. Mithca 
 
 Mithnite, a gift, 62 the lane soz attet the Dpr Michanite 
 an, hope oz looking for. GULIA. Mathanite 
 
 Mithredath,e//2yi2¢ oz beholding the lawe,o2 brea- Mithridates 
 king the Lawes the geing downe of death, @32a.1.8, Mithridath 
 avn 2.7.1.6 {02,2.01. 
 
 Mitylenes. cleanlineffe, othe wiping ofthe wine- Mitylene 
 prefe. An Jile again dita, diſtant from the neer f 
 bezders iheref 5700 pacers. Acts 20.14, 
 
 Mizar, fttle.@ hili Pſal.42.6. 
 
 Mizpaii,ojMizpeh.a watch tower, o} looking glafft, Mifpah 
 oꝛ iudgement ola cowering. A place. Ben.31.49.501). Mirfparh 
 11.3,8.600 13.26 builded bp king Ala. 1ikineg.22. Miſphat 
 The Hiraclices conluii there agawls the Gibeonites. Mafpha 
 Hurg.20.1,t0 11.2 hitier alb Samie] alſembled the Melpeh 
 Iſtaelites to prap for chem aan 7.5. 
 
 Mizraim. Gen. 10.6. 
 
 Mizzsh a dropping op diſtilling from the hrad, oꝛ a Mirza | 
 Sprinkling by that: o} atter tte Spztan , a confumime, Meza | 
 02 confumptson. Oe. 36.03. | 
 
 q Mnafon a diligent [zeker o betrothing og remim- | 
 bring. Acts 24.16, wit 
 
 g Moab.efche father. Lets fon by bia eoch daugh⸗ 
 tet, of whom came the wicked Moabites,Gene.19.37. 
 and 36.36.thep ate overcome by the Qmogites. Mum, 
 
 24.29. frae] rozbibden to ware with them. Deur. 2. 
 9. Iſtael failing ta wWolatrie, become ſubiects to them. 
 Judg. 312,13,14. Ehud Mareth 10000. Moabites, 
 uog. 3.29.@emek Moabs abomination.1. Kin. 
 11.7. Abe Uracktes commit whozedome wird tie 
 Daughters of Moab Qumb. 25.1. Moabs tuine foze» 
 fhewer.Wfa.16.2/ Tarep whic) Dauid Tew nor, be- 
 came tributaries. 2, 5am, 8&2. Tehothaphate ¢ Jeho⸗ 
 rame mitaculous victozie again Moab.2.king.3.5.* 
 
 Moladah, satiastieez generation A citie, Boh. rga Molada 
 26.4nD 19,2. 
 
 Molech. reigning, oza counſellour. Am idole ofthe Moloch 
 Ammonites. rKin. t17. The Iſraelites forbiasencto ) 
 offer their children to it. enit, «8.21, open paine of 
 Dearth. Lett. 20.2,3,4,5 Sit was detltopen bp Icſiab. 
 2.iking.2 3.10. 
 
 Molecheth. 1,062 9.18. Molecath 
 
 Mbled natiuity 0} generation oga circumcifed band 
 1,0 2.2.29, 
 
 Mordechai. biter contrition 402 worne myrrhe, og Mardechsi 
 teaching contrition: o2 after the Pebjue and Spzian, Mardocheus 
 moft pure myrrhe We mho bꝛought yp Efter. Eſter. 2. Mordecai 
 5.* mha bemaited he Temes veftruction.g fer 4.1.* 
 and Was exalten. Eſter.6.2.* Ailo the name of axo 
 ther. Ezra 2.2. Mehe. 7.7. 
 
 Moreh./lretching.a place.Goen.i 2.6. Den.: t.30. 
 
 Moriah, the feare of God. mountain where Izhab Moruah 
 onla hane bene ofere: Gen. 23. 2.2. Chz· 3. 1. Moria 
 
 Noſera⸗ 
 
 
 
 

 
 MOTS The firft Table. N A B 
 
 Mofera. learning ,difcipline,ona bond: afterthe ps 37.2; te9. De prepareth himſelfe to bie, comfogtery the 
 tian, e zining oꝛ tradition. à mountaine where Maren pecp'e , and giueth them precepts. Deut.31.2, to 146 
 Died, and was buried. Deut. 10.6. Called Woz. Mum, He and Voua are charged tocompile a long, and te 
 20.22." and 33.38,39. Deut.32,50 what end. Deuter.31.14,to 22. De efcendeth moune 
 
 Moferoth. zdem. JQum.33.30,33. Abatim to (ee the land of promife. Deut.3 2.49. being 
 
 Motes Mofheth. drawen vp, oꝛ drawen fuorth,op taken out. about to die, ve blefleth ail the tribes of Piraci. Deut, 
 Moifes Sonne of Amram. Erov.6.20, Mofes boꝛne, and mi: 3 3.1.* He viety and was buried bp Ged. Deut.34.5, 
 Moyfes raculoullp pꝛeſecued · Epod.2.2,tor1. Pee flapetban 6. Iltael bewatleth bis reath 30. dapes, Deut.34.8, 
 Noſeh Egyptian. Exod.a.i ẽ, 12. hee would haue pacien His ſepulchze vnknowen. Deut.34.6. Hee is pzapſed. 
 
 thao Hebzewes. Exod.a.i 3. hee fleeth intorkelandof Ecclus.a5.i, to 20, Hee had impediment of fpeeche 
 Wivian, and typ, Erod.2.14. where beemarrietha Cyo.4.10, Garon was his {pokelman.€pov.4.16. No 
 wife, and bath two fonnes. Erod.3.15.* Weeping Pꝛzophet like Mofes. Deus.24.10. He bziefip ſheweth 
 fheepe, bee (eeth the Angelina bulk, Erod.3.2.Gon what he vid bpon Sinai. Deut.9.7.* and 10.1,t0 12. 
 fendeth bim to Pharaoh to deliuer the Iſraelites, He became meviatour betweene God and the people. 
 and promileth to be with him. Exod.3.12. Pee recti Meut.5.27. he was mofi meeke.Num.i 2. 3. he is ane 
 ueth cokens to affure jis vocation. gcrod.4 3. herefus geythat the Widianites women were pzeſerued. Qn. 
 feth the charge committed topun, an why. Exed· 4. 31.1415. Dis luſtie age when hee dled, Deut.34.7. 
 10. De with bis wife and chiinzen goe toboatD Eappt. The faith of his parents, and of himfelfe. Deb.11.23, 
 Exod.4.20. Alnioik killed bp the Angclinebe Tune, 24, to 29. Mofes faithfull in Gens houle, but not tike 
 Foz omitting the citcumciſion of hig onne. rD. 4.24. Chiti. Heb. 3.2, to 7. Jannes and Jambzes reſiſted 
 ee anv Garon hauing vone theirmeflage to Pha. Yim. 2. Cimoth.3.8. Che Hewes beleeue that Gon 
 raoh, are repulled, andthe Iltaelites moze grieuouls fpake vnto tim, but not vnto Chꝛiſt. John 9-2 9.Mofes 
 Ip oppzeflzd. Erod.5.1,2. * his rovve tutned into a and the Prophets the Scripture of $ od Teſtament 
 ferpent. Erov.7.10, see complayneth thatthe people Luke 16.29,33. The Jewes weuld not chep Hume 
 were not immediatly deltuered after bis mellage Actes 7.39. Mofis,in whom the Jewes trut, hall ace 
 Dene. red. 5.22, his fog. Erov.15.1,t0 20. Mhile je cule them in that thep beteeue not Chziit,of whom bee 
 prapeth, the Iſtaelites cucrcome Amalek. Erov.1v. wote. John 5.41.% Mofes was wont to be read in the 
 t1.* Hee condefcendeth tothe counfarle of Heth bis Spnagogues euerp Sabbath dap. Act.15.21. be fozes 
 father in faw.dErov.18.24. Ohe matters of greateſt tolde the comming of dhilt. Deu 18.15. Acts 3.22, 
 importance are bzought te himſelfe. Exod.i 8.22. Hee and7.37. We and Elias appeared at the traffigaras 
 chergerh nor te touch mount Sinai, and oby. Exo 19. tion of Chit. Wathay. 3, Che confefling offnned 
 13. be lanctifiery the peeple. Excd. 19. 14. le aud Aaa afterthe Law of Mofes. Leuit. 16.21,27. 
 
 ron afcend bp to Sinai. Exod. 9.24. Hee conlecras Moza, found,vnleauencd,the end exprefing ogma- Mofa 
 
 teth the olde Teſtament, and how.gtod.24.8. Hee is king cleane. 1, Lhy0.2.46. 
 
 with Gov in the cloud 40, dayes and 4o. nights. Gre. Mozah. a chiding , a fubtillinucation,unleaucned, ee 
 Amofa 
 
 24.18. being angrep be bzeakerh the ttoo Gables of the oz apreffing dowze. A citie. oth 18.26. 
 Lawin pieces, and burneth the golven calfe Exod. 
 31.18.* be Defireth to be rafed out cf the bocke of fife, a couereng. Gen.46.21. 
 
 if God would not ‘pardon his peoples Gune. Erodug Mufach. anointing, acouering, Ozan offering. looke 
 32.32. God (peakerh to bim face to face. Exod;3.11. 2.Ring.16.18. where it ig witten a baile. 
 
 @Muppim. ont of the mouth: og after the Spzian, Mophina 
 
 Hee defireth Ged to conduct the people, ant pimin Mulſhi. departing taking away,touching,going back, Mufi 
 the wap. Erod.32.13,14,15. Hod commandeth him 02 carsed away violently Sonne of Werart.€r0.6.19, Muſites 
 to fiand in a place to fee his backe partes. Erod.33. of bimcame the Muſfhites. (dum. 3.33. and 26.58, 
 $ 21.* Dee might not fee Gods fece , and liue. Exodus Muth-labben. [Pfal.o.in the title. 
 33.20 Dee returneth from the mount with new Taz € Myrrhe.a gum Exo. 30. 23. Plal.a5.8.Mat.a.ix. 
 bleg. rod-3 4.1, to29. Speaking tothe people, thy Myrtus, a Myrtle tree. Mehe. 8.i 5. 
 be vlen to couce bis face. Exod.34.33. 2. Corinth. 3. N. 
 13. he murmureth and refuſeth ta conduct the people. — Naam. faire, ogplea(ant. 1.2 h20.4.15- Naham 
 
 umb.: 1.11, to v6. Yee wiſheth all the people could Naamah, faire,beautzful, comely, oꝛ greatly muing, Noema 
 prophecie, Rumb. 11.29. Hr was Govs faithfull fere Gen.4 22. and 1 Bing.14,2¢, 
 
 nant. Jum. 17.7. Debz.3.2. Dee and Aaron hearing Naaman. idem, Sonne of Beniamin. Gene. 46. 21. Noeman 
 the peoples murmuring, fell on their facez. SQun.14. Alloacaptaine , who wag healen of lepzp bp Eliſha. 
 
 5- beappealeth Bons twzath. Mum. 4 13, to 21. Hee 2. King.5. 1 t020, 
 
 fell on btg face, hearing the rebelion ef Dathan, ac. Naarab. amaide, a yong man, 02 fhaking oſhoʒ wat· Naara 
 umh. 16.4. God, bp deroping Rozahandthereft, ching. 1.0h30.4.5. 
 
 Declared that he had fent Mofes to gouerne. Rum. 16, Naarath.zdem A citie: Joſh. 6.7. 
 
 3,5,28. fearing to be Raine, be tleeth tothe Tabernaz Naariah. the child of the Lorde, the [haking of the 
 cle. QNu.a 6 42,43. The people deltroped, foz murmu- Lord, the watchman of the Lord,ogthe Lord watching. 
 ting againſt Mofes. 4nam.16.49. Why he and Garon i. Chro. 3. 22. 
 
 entren tiot into the land of promife.JQum.2z0.12. Wee Naaſſon, looke Naaſhon. 
 
 fenveth meffengers tothe king of Edom. Mum.20.14.  Nabaioth, bads, oz fruits} prophecies, Gen.2 5.13. 
 be reciteth the Lawtathe Wfeaelites. Deut.1.3.Hee Nabal. aforle,oz mad. A rich man, huſband of Abie 
 Defireth God to appoint a gouernour to fucceede him, Kail, reage 1.Sam.25.2, to 40 
 
 Mum. 27 16.* The land of promile is Hetwed to him. Nabat, dehol/ding. Father of Jeroboam. 1.Ling.is. 
 FQum.27.12. Pee cenflituterh others to helpe bim 26, Ecclus.47.23. ~. 
 
 in the gouernement Deuter,r.9,to19. Dee-abinzty Nabathites. Peahing. prophecying, oꝛ budding faith. 
 bpon horeb 40. dayes and 40. nights, without anpfus .A9ec.5-25.and 9.35. 
 
 fienance. Deut.9.9. Wis incouragement tothe people Naboth. a fpeech, prophecie, peaking, prophecying, 
 that hould warre.Distet.z0.1. De commaundeth to fruct: fying:o} budding forth. De ther refuled to (et A⸗ 
 reate bp at Altar after that ihep bad pafled Foran, hab bis vinepard, and therefeze twas ftoned bp Jeze⸗ 
 
 and caufen the Law to bee written theteon. Deutet. dels wicked practtfe. 1.Ring.21.1, to 17. 
 D 2 Nachon 
 
 Naaratha 
 Neariah 
 Naaria 
 
 Nebo 
 Naboth 
 Nebat 
 
 Nabathees 
 Nabuthites 
 
Nagge 
 
 Nahalol 
 “Nahalal 
 
 Nahum 
 Naas 
 
 “Nahas 
 “Naas 
 Nahaſon 
 Naaſon 
 Naaſſon 
 Nahſhon 
 Nababi 
 
 Nachor 
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 q Naheffon 
 
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 $ 
 
 N ER TEE 
 
 Naneas 
 ; Noemi 
 Naphis 
 | Nephthali 
 
 Nephrali 
 Nephthalin 
 
 Naphthuim 
 Nepht huim 
 
 Nathanael 
 
 -Nazaret 
 
 MA H 
 Nachon. ready 02 furee A mang Name. 2. DIM6, 6, 
 callen Chidon.1.Chzon.1 3.3. 
 Nadab. a prince,oz Lberal vowing,o2 of his owne ac- 
 cord. The ſanne of Aaroy.ger0.6.23. he and Abib. ec. 
 faw Gov, and in what likenes Exo.24,9, 10 A hep of: 
 fering firange fice , ave Deuolred.f ett. 10.1,2. allo the 
 ſonne of Jero boam, Who reigned ouer Frael. r Wing. 
 14.20. like bis wicked fagher. 1. in as.26. (laine bp 
 WBaagiha, wharetaned in his lead. 1.Qing.15,27,28, 
 Naggal. clearene fe, o ight. Luke 3.25. 
 Nahaliel. the inheritance, flowing fireame, on valley 
 of God. Mum 31.19. 
 Nahallal, pray fed bright; oza foote. acitp. Jofh..9, 
 15.aND 21,35. 40.1. 30. 
 Nahan: a comforter, 02 repentant, 02 the Leader of 
 them. oꝛ the reft of theme i. Lygr-4.19. 
 Nahamani, zdem jMehe.7.7. 
 Naharai, ag Nahafhon, 2.39am.23 37, 
 Nahas a fnake or ferpent, 02 foot faying , 02 prophe= 
 oping, Or like braffe, a citie. t.Qhz0.4.12. 
 Nahathvdem. king of the Ammonites, e Damn trr 
 Nahathon.a nosfe,neighing a making warmes} dri- 
 nes: o} after  Spaan, aftrang ling Bacther of Eliſhe⸗ 
 ba cEx0.6.23.52u.1.7. Ruth.4.20. Watag 1u.3.32. 
 Nahath.ve/f,02 a deadersoz after the Dpgian, a going 
 dimne. Gen. 36.1 3. and 1.220 6.26. 
 Nahbi. very fecret oz hid my beloued,og refling with 
 me, 02d leader with me. JAUN. 13.45% j 
 Nahor. hoarfe, angry, og drie: og after the Spziar, 
 firangled. Lhe fonneofHerug.Oen.11.22, Allo the 
 fonne of © eral. err 1.2629. and 22,20," 
 Nahthon., looke Naha‘hon. 
 Nahum,ag Nahai, a JDzophet.JQahumr.. 
 Naim. farene ffe beantifulne ffe pleafantne fy tran- 
 ble, 02 the maoning of them, a citie Luke gta. 
 Naioth. farene (fe, beauty, coraline fe, op a dwelling 
 place. a place. 1.Qain.19.18. 
 Nanea. Aecogding to the Perſian tongue. Diana. 
 
 ~ 2,99ae.1.13. 
 
 Naomi, a8 Naamah. Wife ta Elimeleeh. Ruhr. 
 2." and 2.1." and 3.1.* and 4.64, 15,16, 
 Naphith. a ouie, ozrefling: 02 after the Syian, 
 multiplyng. Gen 25.15. 
  Napheali. my wrefthag,comparifon, likenes, 02 cros- 
 kedues. Qaakobs tonne bp Rahel. Gev.30.8, bis chil» 
 
 DN. Gen.46. 24. Mum. ⁊4.48.49, 50. 1-07.72. , 
 
 pee ig beko Gene.49.23. Dest, 33.236 his poztion. 
 oth. +9. 32, to 40, Naphrali could not Dette out the in 
 habitants of Beth· ſhemeſh, ec. but made chem tribu⸗ 
 taries. Wud.1.33. ; 
 Alls a citi Tob: r2. 
 Naphtha, Dan.3.46. i 
 Naphtaim, looke Nephtuim. The fonne of Mizraim. 
 Ben, 10,13. and LONT. I 
 Narciflus. effonied oy megleching Wom. 16.1 r, 
 Nathan. guen gining, 02 rewarded, a Prophet whe 
 fozetolde Dautid, that his ſonne ſhould buiie Gods 
 Church, mecaning Cheilt, of whom Salomon wag bur 
 a figure. 2.San.7. 13,14. herepzouerh Danin foz his 
 
 - gbulterp, 2. Sar.12.1,10 16. hee is pzaplen. Ecclus. 
 
 47 1. Dee making obeplance, hemeth Dauid- hows A- 
 Dottiiah vſutped hig kbingdome. x.ihit.1.23; to 28. 
 Allo Dauids ſonne. 2.am.5.14. DE whole Rocke 
 the virgin Warie deſcended Luke 331. 
 Nathaneel. the gift of God The fanne of JMat.r.chz. 
 3.14. allo the name of a true Iſraelite. John rigs .* 
 Naue a pofteritie za [onne for euer,a remayning for 
 euer, O} farreneffe, ox dwelling place  opatter the Dp- 
 rian, a ffh: Father of Jelus. Ecclus 46.1. 
 Nazareth, feparated, crowned, op fanctified, & titte 
 where Sha wag conceiucd and brought bp Matth 
 
 The firft Table. 
 
 N EH 
 
 2.236 Luke 1.26. The deuill confetleth Chalk te bee 
 ct N azaveth, ILuk.4 34. the inhabitauts regarded not 
 theit Prophet Jelug. Wath. 13.57. but woulo baue 
 caf Gin headlong from their biil. Luke 4.27. 
 
 The lawof the Nazarites, Mums’.6.2. Samſon a 
 Nazarite froin his mothers waombe, Judges 13.5. and 
 {o was Dainuel. r, Dar nI. 
 
 G Neah, mod, 0} moning. a citie. Joh.19 13. 
 
 Neapolis. anew citie a citit. Acts 16.11, 
 
 Neaviah, {ooke Naariah, 
 
 Nebat, fruciifying , or budding fort, peaking , 02 
 prophecying, Jaeht.10.19, 
 
 Nebalat prophecie cloaked talke, hidden, o} budding 
 forth, 02 propbecying cloakengly. a citie. Qehe.11. 34. 
 
 Nebaioth. taoke Nabaioth, and Iſai.so 7. 
 
 , Nebat looke Nabar. r 
 
 1 Nebo as Nebai. a citie. Num.z2 3, 38 & LCH} 5.8. 
 ^ Nebuchad nexzar.the mourning of the generation, 
 02 wailing of sudgement, opthe forewing of poxertic. A 
 burg of (adel. 2.king 24.4. Ose recetuety power ouet 
 aii kingoontes. Fer 27.6. be conquereth appt. 2. kiu. 
 24.7, Stren. 46, 2,13, Dee velrepeth Jeruſalem. 2. 
 Wing-24.2,3,4.% € 25.1. * Gere. 39.1." According to 
 the peophecte. Ila. 7.8. Jere.25.9. and 32.28." Dee 
 drzeameth Dan.2.1.* he erecteth an image , and come 
 manderh te honsur tt. Dan.3.1.* bee dzeameth a 
 gaine.Dan.4.2, Dee Dwele iuen peere among wilde 
 bealis Dan, 4.29. Hee is bewapled in mockage. J la. 
 {4 4. ne 
 Ailo a great Ling of the Apians in Nineueh, 
 fome thinke bimto be Cambyſes Gudec.1.5.% ¢ 2.1." 
 
 Nebufhazban beech, prophecse budding, ſpringing, 
 02 flowing :02 alter the Debg. & Dpr: fruit, o} budding 
 foorth of deliuering. a pince of Qebuchadene zzars. 
 Mer. 39.0 3- i 
 
 Nebuzar-adan. 4 buddixg foorth, a propheete of for- 
 rameradzement, 02 the budding forth cf the foote of a 
 pillar, Lhiefe heward to the king of Babel. 2. ing, 
 25.8. Jere 39.13. 
 
 Nechoh. dame, e} fitten. ſurname to Pharaoh. 2. 
 Hing 23 29.* 
 
 Nedabiah, the wow ofthe Lord , 02 the prince of the 
 Lord, 1. Chaon. z. 18. 
 
 i: Neginorh. JS fal. 4. in the title. 
 
 Neginothai, Pabak.3.19. 
 
 _Nehelamite a dreamer, oꝛ a dreame, a valley of wae 
 ters, 02 the inheritance of waters, Jere.as 24. 
 
 Neheloth, }5fal.5. in the tittle. 
 
 Nehemiah. comfort oz the reft of the Lord , penitent 
 Lord, 02 direétion of the Lord, IXehent.1.5. Bistler to 
 king Areahhalhtc.Mebhe.1.11.4 3.1. hauing obtained 
 a letter of the Ring be went to Jerufalem, a builpen 
 bp the alles. JRene. 2,8, Dee repzoucth. the beakers 
 of the Sabbath, Nehe. 3.15. and thole that pad mate 
 vied feange wiues. Nehe 13. 259. De is peaplev. Ec- 
 clus49.13 furnamed Tirſhatha. Meb · 8.9. and 10. 1. 
 
 Nehum a comforter, penitent, o} a leadcr of them, 
 IMeve 7.76. 
 
 Nehuthta, brafen Like the ayre, [oothfayizg oza fir- 
 
 pent. 2. Ring.24 8, 
 
 Nehuſhtan brafex made of copper,a footh{rying ,gi- 
 wen of the ferpent, agit. The name that Hezekiah 
 ganein contempt tothe bzalen ferpent. 2 Ring. 18.4. 
 
 Neiel. commotion, 0} mowing of God, & citie. Joſhua 
 19.27. 
 
 Nekoda., painted, diuers, 02 inconftant , pointed a 
 fhepheara, o} made crooked. A cities Ezra 2,48,60. 
 Pebe: 7.50. 
 
 Nemuel. Ged fleeping 5 02 the fleeping of Ged. Cer» 
 taine meng nameg. Jum. 26.9,02. i 
 
 Nepheg weake, o} lacked. The fonne of Izhar. Exo. 
 
 6.21, 
 
 Noa 
 
 Nebalath 
 
 Nebuchad- 
 TELAI 
 
 Nabucho-' 
 donofor 
 Nebuzar- 
 ban 
 
 Nebuzar- 
 adan 
 Nabuzardan 
 Necho 
 Nechao 
 Nedabia 
 Nadabja 
 
 Nehemias 
 
 Nahum 
 Nehufta 
 
 Nehuftan 
 
 Nehied 
 
 Necoda 
 Nekodah 
 
 Namuel 
 
Nephuffim 
 Nephufim 
 
 Ephthar 
 Nephthoah 
 Nephtoa 
 Nephthuim 
 
 Neregel 
 
 Negel 
 Nereus 
 
 Neriah 
 
 Nathanael 
 
 Nathania 
 Nahania 
 Narhan-me- 
 lech 
 Nathinei 
 Nathinims 
 Netopha 
 Netupha 
 
 Nethopha- 
 thi 
 
 i 
 Netuphati 
 Nafia 
 
 Nefib 
 
 
 
 Nibhaz 
 Nobahaz 
 Nebian 
 
 Nemrod 
 
 Nineue 
 Niniuites 
 
 NE Se S 
 
 NIN 
 
 6.2 1. Aud Daulds ſonne. Sam. 5. 15. 
 
 Nephithelim, dimniſbed, ot torne in pisces, Qehe.7. 
 52. Ezta 2.50, 
 
 Nephthalim,and Nephthali, looke Naphtali. 
 
 Nephthar, 2 Mac.i 36. 
 
 Nephtoah, open,oz opening. A fountaine. Fol, 15.9. 
 and18.15. 
 
 Nephtuim.zdem.@ewn.10.13, 
 
 Nephufim,looke Nephifhefim. 
 
 Ner.4 cand/e,o3 ‘ight,e2 land (owen euery other yere. 
 Father of Abnev.s.Dan.14.50,5 1.1L hz0n.8.33. 2. 
 Sam. 3.6.* 
 
 Neregal fearching out,a fostman, 01.4 candle cone- 
 red oland ſowen euery other yeere coucred. Jet.39.3. 
 
 Nergal.idem.Gn ivole.2.ihing.17.30. 
 
 Nereas,ag Ner:o after rhe Greeke,zreat. Rom.16, 
 
 15. 
 
 Neri ag Ner.Luk.3.27. who fg allo calbed Jechoni⸗ 
 as Wat.1.12. ‘ 
 
 Nerias. the Lgbt, 02 candle ofthe Lord, 02 the lande 
 [owen euery other yeere of the Lerd. The father of Bas 
 tuch Baruch r.r. Jere.32.12, 
 
 Netianeel, as Nathanecl.biuers mensnames NQu. 
 
 1.8. Ezta 10.22.4.062.15.24,a0D 2. Chꝛ. 35.9. 
 
 Nethaniah.the gift ofthe Lord.2. King. 25.2 3. anv 
 
 1. Chꝛ.25.2. and 2.0 b2 17.8. Jet. 36.14. 
 
 Nethan-melech.the gift of a king ,ozthe gift of coun 
 ſell. a Bing. 23241. 
 
 Nethinims. gnen o} rewarded 1. Chꝛo 9.2. Ezra 2. 
 
 3,58. 3 
 
 Netophah a drop,e2 dropping downe from the head, 
 02 gumme that droppeth downe from trecs, 02 the ben- 
 ding of the mouth. 3th 2.22. 
 
 Netophathi -dem.@ cettaine famtlp,tobich had their 
 polſe ſſione in the ſieldes. Mehe. a 2.28 .1.Ehz0n. 2.5 4. 
 and 9.16. 3 
 
 Neziah.a conquerour,oz euerlafting o} ſtrong E3ta 
 
 2.54. : 
 
 Nezib.ftanding 02 a ſtanding place,o, an aduancing 
 of any title or reght:o after the Opꝛian, aplant. A cis 
 tte. Joh 15-43. 
 
 @ Nibhaz.fultifying, 02 budding foorth a vifion, 02 
 peaking oꝛ prophefying a viſio. an idole. 2. Rin. 17. 31. 
 
 Nibfhan.fpeach,prophecte,the ſpringing foorth of | oft 
 fleeping,oz of | changing 02 fpringing foorth of a tooth or 
 fuorre, A citie. Joſh 15.62. ; 
 
 Nicanor, a conguerour, 02 victoricus. i. Wat. 3.38. 
 and 7.26."and 2. Bac.1§.1.* 
 
 Nicodemus. innocent blood: after the Gzeeke, the 
 vittory of the people.@ Pharilee sruler of the Jewes, 
 whocame to Chꝛiſt bp night to be taught of him. Jop. 
 3.1.*reade Joh 7.50 *and 19.33." 
 
 Nicolas, victour,o2 oercommer,02 the victories of 
 the common people.Q Beacon. Actes 6.5. who( as fome 
 thinke) held. that wiues ſhould bee common. The fect 
 was called Nicolaitans Qeu.2.6, 
 
 Nicopolis. æ citie victorie, 0} victorious citie. Q cis 
 tie of Thzacta. Ttt.3. 12. 
 
 Niger blache purple, oꝛ darke. The (uname of Di- 
 tmon.Acts 12.1. 
 
 Nilus in Hebrew Shihor. blacke, 02 troublous: A fas 
 mous river in Egypt. Exo.7.15. Goh. 13.3. Jer.2. 18. 
 
 Nimrim.a /eopard,a rebellio,a bitter nes, o} a change, 
 g citie. Gfa15.6. 
 
 Nimrod, a rebell, 02 rebellious, a finner, 02 trangref- 
 [our oꝛ an apoſtata Sorme of Euh. Gen. 108,9. 
 
 -Nineuel:. faire beautifo! oga dwelling place. € citie 
 huilded bp Aftur. Gen 10.11, The velolatien thereof 
 pꝛopheſied. Mahum 3.1. 5eph.2.13.Ceb.14.4. Their 
 repentance after Jonas preaching. Tona.3-5.* Thep 
 all coudemne the Jewes, and whp.Wat.12 41. 
 
 The firft Table. 
 
 Oo DO 
 
 Niſan abanner, approuing, op trying fight: oꝛ after 
 the Syrian, a miracle, a moneth.Mebe.2.1. 
 
 Nilroch.fizght,a tender or delicate trying op banners 
 o2 after che Spzian, thy table. An idole 2 Ring 19. 37. 
 Hla. 37.38. 
 
 G No.a firring vp oꝛ a forbidding. a countrep.3e. 
 30.15. Mabum 3.8. looke Alexandria, 
 
 Noadiah the witueffing or teſtiſication of the Lerd, 
 ozthe company of the congregation of the Lorde, og the 
 decking cf the Lord,oz the Lord paffing ouer: 03 after 
 the Spztan anv Hebzetw,the taking away of the Lord. 
 C3ra8.33-IAch.6.14. 
 
 Noah aceafing,op refi. Sonne to Lamech. Sen. 5. 
 29. Luke 3.36.1. Ch20n.1.4. Dis three onnes: Gene. 
 6.10. God tozetolo him of the floov.Gene.6.13.He ig 
 both commanded to enter the Arke.@ene.7. 1, and ta 
 come fozth.@Genel.8.16.e erecteth an altar to Gov. 
 Gene.8.20. God blefleth him Gen 9. 1. and promiferh 
 neuer to deſiroy the wogle with flood againe, Gene. 9. 
 9,to 18. Dee planteth a binepard, and being drunken 
 is BerideDof his loune Dam, Genel. g. 20, to26. Dis 
 peeres,Gene.9.28,29. Wee is pzaiſed. Ecclus.44.17, 
 18.His faith. Deb. 1.7. 
 
 Noah the preacher of righteouſneſſe. Pet.25. 
 
 Nob. fpeach.prophecie, fpeaking,prophe[ying, frutti 
 fring, fpringing foorth, 0} barking oꝛ barked at. A citie 
 Deftroped bp Sanl,s.Gam.22,19.¢ 21. 1. Hla 10.3 2. 
 
 Nobah. darking,oj barked at. @ citie: Rum. 32.42. 
 Fude.8.01, 
 
 Nod Agitiue,A countrep. Gen.4.16, 
 
 Nodab. vowing of his owne accord, o} principal. 1, 
 hz 5.19. ' 
 
 Nogah brightne ſſe, oꝛ clearence ſſe. i. Cha.14. 6. 
 
 Nohah refiing,02 a guide.1. €hz.8.2. 
 
 Nomades. men wandering here and there, A people 
 ‘without certeine abiving.2.9ac.12.11. 
 
 Non,locke Nun. and 1.€2.7.27. i 
 
 Noph.a bony combe, a diſtulling fromthehead,a lif- 
 ting up,opa fiene A citie: Iſa 19.13. Jer. 2.16, Ezek 
 
 oau ; 
 
 3. 
 Nophah. fearefull.o2 binding. Rum-21,30. 
 € Nun. /onse, poſteritie, ſtoche, euerlafting oꝛ remai~ 
 ning for euer: o} after the Spitan a Afb. Farher of Jo⸗ 
 Mua. Rum. 1 3.9, Lod 33. 11.1. Ch27.27. 
 @Nymphas.a brade. A wozthy man whom JB aul fa 
 luteth Cololl.4.15. 
 
 Oo 
 Obadiah (eruant of the Lord. Che gouernour of A- 
 habs houfe.s.Ring.13.3,to17.and 2-Ch2,17-7. Alſo a 
 Prophet. Dbad 1.1.Anorher.1. Chz.3.21, 
 — frowardnes ofantiquuie, oꝛ flowing.Gene. 
 10.26. : 
 
 = 
 
 Nefroch 
 Noadia 
 
 Noe 
 
 Nobe 
 
 Nobe 
 
 Neha 
 
 Nopha 
 Non 
 
 Nympha 
 
 Obdiah 
 Abdias 
 Obadia 
 
 Obed. (eruant, oza workeman. Beaz tenne: Buth ` 
 
 4.17. Mat 1,5. Luke 3.32.1.0h2.2.12. 
 
 Ohed-edom the feruant of Edom, oza ſeruant Edo- 
 mite. A Gittite.2.SHam 6. 10, 11. and 1. Chzon.15.25. 
 and 16.38. 
 
 Obil.bsrne,oz brought,led away.caried,forowful,, 02 
 waxing olde.1,.Q)}.27.30. 
 
 Oboth. dragons, wombes, fathers, 02 deſires. A place. 
 Num.⁊t. 10.aNd 33.43. 
 
 © Ocran troublous, oꝛ troubling. FAUM. 1.1 3+ 
 
 € Oded. fu faining,o2 lifting vp.2.£b2.28.9. 
 
 Odomeras, the ſonne of praife,oz witne [fe of a coffer. 
 1. Mac.9.66. 
 
 Odolla.a witne ſe, oꝛr ornamẽt to them, oꝛꝝa witne ſe 
 02 ornament of his miſerie, op the paſſing ouer, oꝛ praye 
 ofhi miferie A citie. 2 Mac.i 2. 28. 
 
 € Og roſtedbread, oꝛ 2 mecke, o} after the Spꝛian: 
 holding domne, oꝛ hizdred. A great giant king of Bae 
 Khan. FQum.2 4.3 3.% Dew.2.1,to 5 4.Jofal. 35.7. 
 
 D 3 @ Ohad, 
 
 ‘ 
 
 Vbil 
 
 Ocran 
 
 Odares 
 Odaren 
 Odallam 
 
© Zi 
 
 Ahod 
 
 Holofernes 
 
 Gomer 
 Homer 
 Amri 
 
 Aunan: 
 
 Ephrah 
 Ophera 
 
 “Orpha 
 
 Orthofaida 
 Oxsthofiada. 
 
 
 
 E Ohad, praifing,w2 confe (fine. Ge.46. 10.E 7.6.1 Se 
 
 Ohel.a tabernacle vꝛ tent, oꝛ fight. 1.0 2.3.20. 
 
 Ohel-nioed, the tabernacje ofthe congregation. Ex⸗ 
 ODUS 32.7. : 
 
 @ Olivet. Hill two miles on the Ea fine from Je- 
 rufalem,the bꝛoake Cedzon running betweene,taking 
 name of the plentie of Ditaes growing thereupon. 
 Mat 2 . 1.and 24.3. Luke 22. 39. John 18.1. 
 
 Olofernes a frong captaine. Chiefe captaine to Ra 
 buchodonoſoz. Judeih 2 4,*to chap.i 5. 
 
 Olympas.heawenly, om. 16.1 5. 
 
 Olympius,sdem. 2.99 at.6.2. 
 
 G Omar. (peaking, oꝛ exaltsng. Gen. 36.18. 
 
 Omer.G mealure. 0.16.16." Ezek.45 . 61, 
 
 Omri: 2b 2 ndle, a rebeHsons, 03 bitter people Bing. 
 16,16,t029, 
 
 © On. (row, ſtrength, og iniquitie. A countrep. Gen. 
 41.45.50. AifoamanJQum.16.1. 
 
 Onam. forow, frrength,oz aniquit ie of them, Genel. 
 36.2 3.1-Q 2.1.40. and 2.28, 
 
 Onan.as On, Gen, 38.4. 
 
 Onefimus. as profitable, Lol.4.9. 13d hileim.:0, 
 
 Onefiphorus bringing profit.2, ZUM. 1.16.8 4.19. 
 
 The firft Table. 
 
 P IAT 
 
 = p ! 
 
 Paarai,a gaping olan opening, 2, Dami.2 3.35. 
 
 Padan Aram. ĝ citie of Spzia where Laban dwelt. 
 Gen.25.20, 
 
 Padon, hú redemption. 02 atter the Spzian,the yoke 
 ofan oxe, 30a 2.4.4. 
 
 Pagiel. God hath met 03 the meeting,o the requiring 
 pardon of God. f ZUM. 1:1. 
 
 Pahath Moab. a duke of Moab. Eʒr. 2. 6. Neb. 3.19. 
 
 Palal. thenksng,o2 iudging. Mehe. 3.25. 
 
 Paleftina.(trowed oꝛ coucred.viz. with afhes.o2 duh, 
 03 decay put to,a deuble decay, oꝛ the diinke of decay, 
 oꝛ he fell drinking. A countrep in Spata iopning to A 
 rabla.gex0d.15.14.J9lal.60.8, Gla.14.29.Df tye peoa 
 pie, laske Phitiftims, 
 
 Pallu,og Palu.marueilous, wonderful og hidden. Ge. 
 46.9. and 1. Chꝛ.5. 3. DF whom came the Palluites. 
 JQum.26. 5. 
 
 Palti, deliuerance, oꝛ banifoment. FAUIM.1 3.10, 
 
 Paltiel. deliuerance, oꝛ ban:fhmet of Ged. IXi.3 4.26 
 
 Pannag. @ piace. E3e.27.19. 
 
 Panchicus. The moneth of April. 2.398. r1, 30° 
 
 Paphus. @ citiein Cppzes, Dedicate {omerime to 
 
 Onias.the ftrength of the Lord,o3 a fap. Eecins.50  Clenus , where the maidens v'en before marrtage,in 
 
 1.1. ac. 12.7, 
 
 Onix. Z precious Kone.Gen.2.12.C 40. 25.7. 
 
 Ono. grief, ſtrength, oz insquitie of him. A citie. 1a 
 @hz.8. 12. Esra 2.33, Mehar 35. 
 
 @Ophel.a towre darheneſſe, oꝛ a little white cloude 
 2. Chꝛ 27. 3. and 33.14.J2eb.6 0,25. 
 
 Ophir, afhes,oz a fruchfying. Foktans fonne. Gen. 
 10.29.Alfo aregion in Judia, where të Goze of geld. 
 x. Bing. 9.28. ; ; 
 
 Ophni. fleeing, wearineffe: o} after the Spaian, a 
 folding together. @ citie-Jolh.18 24. 
 
 Ophrah.duf?,leade, 02 4 fawne, A citie: Joſh.18. 23. 
 Judg.8.27. 
 
 GOreb. a crowe, pleafant a comander by faith minz- 
 gling together, oꝛ the enencagea prince of P Midianites 
 flaine on the rocke Oreb. Jutg.7.25.Jolal.83.11. 
 
 Oren. a soffer,reroycing, oꝛ the flander of them. 1, 
 Che.2. 25. 
 
 Orion. Job.9.9.and 38.3 1. 
 
 Ornan, retoycing, the light of the funne vꝛ lizht, 0} 
 flander remaining for ewer.1. Qi. 2 1.158 2.0 )2.3.1. 
 
 Orpah, a necke, oz hinder part of a necke, ſtifnec- 
 ked, the raiſing of the mouth, o} the making tare of the 
 mouth Ruth 1.4. 
 
 Orthofias. upright, 02 rectißed. Z towne at the feote 
 of Libanus.2.@ac.15.37- 
 
 € Ofeas.2. (0.1.39.and 13.40.1ooke Hofea, 
 
 Ofhea. Aum. 1 3.9. looke Ioſhua 
 
 GOchni.my time,0} my hæure. i. Chu 26.7. 
 
 Othniel.looke Othoniel. 
 
 Ocholiah.tzme tothe Lord.i . Chꝛ.8. 26. 
 
 Othoniel. the time, oꝛ houre of God. JONA 15.17. 
 Gudg.3.15-and 2.02.27.15. 
 
 E Ox, pleafant,ox merrie. Judeth 8.1. 
 
 € Ozaziah.the frength of the Lorde. QBeng names. 
 1.Chr. 15.2 1. and 27.20, 
 
 Orem.the hafling ofthem, oꝛ fafting.1. Chon. 2.15. 
 
 Ozen idem.i Chꝛ.ꝛ.25. 
 
 Oꝛias.the rength o} bucke goat of the Lorda Eſd. 
 2,2. Judeth 6.15 and 7. 30. 
 
 Oziel the Rrength, oꝛ bucke goate of God, Judeth 3. 
 y.fooke ¥-zziel. 
 
 Oꝛielitesidem.i. Chꝛ 26.2 3. 
 
 Ozni.ax eare, my hearkning, 02 a goldfmaiths balace. 
 Sonne of Gan: of him came the Oznices, JQumb. 26. 
 n6: called OF 3bon.Hen. 46.47% 
 
 Oszidlthe helpeof God, uGhz.27.19. 
 
 the bonour of Clenus to pzoftcate themſelues on the 
 fea ſhoꝛe. Actes 13.6. 
 Parah.a come ,encreafing 02 ſtirring up.a citie, Jol. 
 
 18.23, 
 
 Paran, fairene (fe, praife o of fprings.& piaine wil. 
 Dertieffe. Wen 14.6. anD 22.21. 
 
 Paras, Per/ia. & countrep. Eze.38.5. 
 
 Parmathta.the breaking af a foundatzon:o3 after the 
 Hebrew g Sprian. a ball of ome yeeres age. Eſſet 9.9. 
 
 Parmenas. continuing. Actes.6.5. 
 
 Parnach.a bul ſmiting, oꝛ fmit orbroken IAG, 3 4535. 
 
 Paroh. vexgeance. È r0d.8.1. looke Pharaoh, 
 
 Parofh, a flea, 02 gnat. Ezta 2.3. Meb 3-25. 
 
 Parthians. fiers far feare,oz banifbed men. ã people 
 Actes 2.6. Iſa 66.19. 
 
 Paraah. frefh, o} flowrifhing : o} after the Spzian, 
 fleeing,. 1 Ring. 4017. 
 
 Paruaim, 2.Qb2- 3 6. and 1 King, 9.28. 
 
 Pafach,thy brokẽ piece, oꝛ thy dimimbing. .th.7.3 3- 
 
 Pal-dammim. 4 portion , 03 diminifhing of blood, A 
 place. 1.2 020.11.13. 
 
 Pafeah. a paffing ouer, 02 aw halting, 1. Chꝛon. 12. 
 ERE. 2.49- 
 
 Pafbur. sacreafing libertie , 0} ſpreading out white~ 
 Beffe, 1. Chꝛo.9. 12. Esta 2.38. Ger. 20.3. 
 
 vataraswhite limed, oꝛ bringing death.G citie of Lys 
 fia a pzowince of Qia. etes 1.21. 
 
 Patmos. dead/y,02 bringing death. an ple Reue.. 
 
 Pathros. a mor fel of dough, a perfwafion of decay,az 
 an inlarging of diſtulling fromthe head. A countrep. 
 Iſa.ia 1 22. Jere.44. 1, 15. 
 
 Pathruſim. idem. Gen. 10,84, 
 
 Patriarke.the chiefe ofthe fathers. eb.7.4. 
 Patrobas, pertainseg to the father, IRom.16.1. 
 Patroclus, of the father, oꝛthe glory of the countrey. 
 
 2. Mac.8.9. 
 Pau.howtng. Gghing or appearing.a citie. B2.36.39 
 Paul, Jerome Laith Meb.mariceildus, oamarueilouſly: 
 Diver thinke, Heb. and Oreeke,the entry into a flacke, 
 the Greeke woz Gignifieth , reft, 02 be that bath reft, 
 anathe Latine, trle: an polte of Cheiſt, deſcended 
 of thetribe of Bentamin. Roman.e1.1. Philip.3. 5, 
 brought bp with. Gamaliel.dctes 2.3.4 Phatiſe. and 
 fonne of a Phariſe. Acts 23.6. Matueilouſſy conuer⸗ 
 eB. Actes 9.3,to 23. and 23.6,t0 17.8 26.12,to1a. De 
 perfectiteth ihe Churcha Acts 8.5. and ga. Gak. 13o 
 Bo. Tinothr, t3, Aneleck ne Hell of Gorge. Acts 9.3; 
 ant, 
 
 Kirain. 
 
 t 
 
 Pharai 
 Mefopota- 
 mia 
 Phaden 
 Phegiel `. 
 
 Phahath- 
 moab 
 
 hips 
 
 — 
 
 Pala 
 
 rii 
 
 Phalel . 
 
 Philiftia 
 
 Phallu 
 Phalu 
 
 Phalri 
 Phaltiel 
 Phaltias 
 Xanticus 
 Xanthicus 
 Puphos 
 
 Aphara 
 
 Pharmafhea 
 Phe mefta 
 Parmenias 
 Parnach 
 Pharao 
 Pharos. 
 
 hir 
 — 
 Phoſech 
 Vhef-domim 
 Pafcha 
 Pheſſe 
 Phaſhur 
 Paſſur 
 Phaſhhur 
 
 Pathmos 
 Pathures 
 Phethros. 
 Phethrufim. 
 
 Patroba 
 
 Pha 
 
P AN 
 
 and 22.14. opdeined to preach Chaiſt es the Gentiles. 
 Galat.c.15,16.He oid manp things againſt the name 
 of felts. Actes 265, 10. Baptized. Actes 9.18. Dee 
 liuered outof datkeneſſe, bp tke light of God, anv 
 wbp. 2.Cozinibians 4.6,7. ee preacher openip that 
 Chik was the onne of Gov, gc. Acted 9.20. * Dee 
 anv Garnabas ſeparated to pzeach the Goſpel -torbe 
 Gentiles, Actes 13.2. A teacher,pzeacher, matter, A= 
 polle of the Gentiles, and minilter of Chꝛiſt. Rom. 
 EL,U3. and 05.66. Galat.2.8.1.Cimoth.2.7. 2. Tim. 
 t.ct.Anvan Ambailavour of Chꝛiſt. a Coꝛint 5.20. 
 He did obtaine the office of Apoſtſeſhlpᷣ bp the mercie, 
 tall, and grace of Gon, z.Qoginth.r.1. and.4,1. Eph. 
 3-3, 3.Qim.1.1,9. Titus 1. 3. and not bp man. Galat. 
 1.4. but bp the commaunvement ef God. 1.Cimoth, 
 1.1. Dee learned the Oeſpel bp reuelation of Chif, 
 ant not of anp other. Galat.r.1 2, Sent to pꝛeach.not 
 to baptize. s.Lozinth.r.17. The Churches of Judea 
 glozifies Gop fog him. Galat.1.23. Che diſpenſation 
 of the Galpel committed to him, hee was confirainen 
 to preach tt. 1. Lozinth.9.16,17. Bꝑ reuelation bee 
 afcended to Ferufatem , to conferre of the Golpel 
 twith the Apolles. Actes 21.18,19.@alat.2.2. We acs 
 counteth ali things lofle aub Dung, in relpect of the 
 &nowledge of Chꝛiſt. Philip. 3.8. Dee exhoꝛteth vs to 
 conuert to Hod by geod wozkeg. Actes 17. 30, 31. and 
 26.20.00 ferue the Loꝛd with all modeltp, teates and 
 tentations, Actes 20.19. telkifping thar Jefus is the 
 Chit. Actes 18.5. teaching nothing but that whick 
 Woles and the Pzophets had fozetoloe. Actes 13. 
 16,0 42. amd 26.23. 1 Lozin. 1.23,24. De preachetd 
 Cork to the Theſſalonians. Actes 7.11, 12. andor 
 penly, actes ¢7.22." De preached till misnight. Actes 
 20.7, De preached in Anttoch. actes 1.23. Dee teas 
 teth bis garment, Ceeing the people about to faerifice 
 to him. actes 14.14. Dis valiant fiomacke in offering 
 bimlelfe into Dangers foz his flocke. acts 19.30. bree 
 Peetes hecealed not, with teares to give warning of 
 
 The firft Table. 
 
 P E-S 
 
 25.6,7. Feng oblecteth madneſſe to bim. Act.c.a4. 
 Ubzougy Gov bee is deliuered beth from Jewes anv 
 Gentiles.Actes 26.22.fortp men vow bis death, where 
 of be is aduertiſed. Actes 23.12,¢3,t023- De ts beas 
 ten and impziloneB bp the Jewes. Actes 21.30,t0 35. 
 Bought toiudgement. Actes 18.12. Commanded of 
 Gon to goe out of Hierulatem, and why.Actes 22.18. 
 Forbidden to preach in Afa. Actes 16.6. Hisrace it 
 the courle of ithe Goſpel. 1.202, 9.20.* Hee preacheth 
 from Jeruſalem to Filpzicum. Rom, ı 5.19. Dee ville 
 teth Peter, and tarieth with him 15. dayes. Gal. i. 18. 
 He withſtood Heter at Antioch.Galat.2.11. Dee cals 
 leth bimfelfe the leaſt of the Apofties, and whp.1.dez. 
 4-9. and 15.9. and a follower of dik. s.Cozinth. ir. 
 1. and wilieth to follow bis erample. 1, Coꝛinth.4. 
 16. JObilip. 3.17. and 1, Chell.1.6, and 2. Theſſ. 3.9. 
 He appzoned bp his life, that which bee taugbt bp bis 
 preaching. 1.Qozinth.9.27.e that defpilerh bis Doce 
 trine Belpileth Bow. 1. Theſſ.a. 8. Howe bee behaued 
 bimlelfe in preaching the Golpel. ».Cozinth.2.1.* De 
 deſiteth to be apDed with the papers of the faithful. 
 Rom.15.30. and 2-Goz.1.11. Wee would not iuftifie 
 bimlelfe. s. Coꝛ.a.4. We ſawe Cheilſt after vis refut- 
 rection. 1. Cozinth.15.8.a9ome things hard to be bie 
 derfloove in bis Epililes, 2. Peter 3.16. Wee had a 
 Scrtibe that wzoie out his Epiſtles, and fubcribed 
 them himſelfe. Colof,4 18.and 2, Theſſ. z. 17. De wags 
 Not chargeable to anp man, but wecught fog bis lis 
 uing. Actes 18,3. AND 20.33,34.8 1. 02.4012. E 9.60 
 and 2. 62,1 1.9. 82.13-41.Qbefl.3.7,9. and 3 The 
 3-8. De preacheth at Fconium.Actg.14.1. At Lpſita. 
 Actes 14.6, At Berea. Actes 17.10. At Achens Acta 
 17.15. and at Cozinth.Acts 18,1, Callen Saul, Aces 
 3.58. and 8,1, to 5. and 9.1. 
 
 Pedahel. the redemption of God. Qum.34. 28. 
 
 Pedahzur.afirong redeemer , 03 a ſtone redeeming. 
 JQum.1.10, and 7.54. 
 
 Pedaiah. the Lord redeeming. 2,hing.22.1. 1,262 
 
 falfe prophets. acteg 20.31. De feared no dangersto 3-18 
 
 preach the Golpel. actes 20, 23,24. ad appeared bp 
 bis fuffermgs. 1. Coꝛinth.a.9. and 2. Coꝛ 4.9. and 18 
 34. and 12.7. and ⁊. Timoth.2. 10. aud 3.11. De was 
 ready to be bound, and to die for Chriſtes (ake. actes 
 21.13. Wis affection to the Hewes. Rom.y.3. and to. 
 3.@ 11.14. and tothe Philippians and Cozinthians. 
 Pbil. 1 .8.and 2. Coz.6.11. Chꝛiſt hewerh him what 
 afflictions hee ont luffer foz bis name. Actes 9.16 
 God encouragech him ta preach tothe Cozinthians. 
 Actes 18.9. In pilon the Loze enconrageth bim to 
 conſtancie. acteg 23:11. The Angel comfoztetb him 
 notto feare the danger of the Sea , and whp. Actes 
 27.23. De erbozteth the Antiechians not to contemne 
 the Goſpel. actes 13. 40,41. Trauailing through 
 Galatia and Phꝛygia, be ſtrengthened the dilciples. 
 Actes 18.23. ee viliteth all the cities where bee bad 
 
 zeached, toconfirme them. actes 15.32. Dee com⸗ 
 azteth thole that ſailed with him to Rome. actes 27. 
 9,10. That care be had, that the Coꝛinthians fhouto 
 attoide contention. 2. Lozinth. 12 20,21. and fez ail 
 Churches. 2. Coꝛ.2. 12. and 11,28. Coloſſ. 2. 1. and 1. 
 Timeth.1.;. Gefoze Fellus he wiſheth all that beara 
 him, fitch as be was, except bis bonds. actes 26.29. 
 The pirit witneflen in euery citie, the afflictions 
 that abode bim at Jerufalem. acted 20.22,23. Some 
 counfell bim not to goe thither. act.2 1.4. He dilpureth 
 befoze Felix. of righteouſneſſe, temperance, e iudge⸗ 
 ment ta come. actes 24.26. We his conueied bp night 
 through a wall, downe ina bafkeet. Actes g. 25. and 
 2. Gop-18 33. Perſecution againſt Paul anu Bars 
 nabas. Actes 13.50. De is prelented to Felir. Actes 
 23.33. and before Fellus, acculed bp the Jewes.Acts 
 
 -18, 
 
 Pekah. opening. Che onne of Remaliah.2.king.1s 
 3§3t0.3354 tu, 
 Pekaiah. the Lord opening. be fonne of Menahem 
 
 2, king. 5.23, to 27. 
 
 Peked. noble,o2 rulers. 32.23.23, 
 Pekod. Sere.50.25. 
 Pelaiah. the miracle , 0} fecret of the Lorde. Mens 
 
 names. 1.€ 20 3.24, Mehe.8.7. and 10.10. 
 Pelaliah. thinking ow the Lorde, o} entreating the 
 
 Lord, oꝛ the iudgement of the Lord. FRehe.tt,r2. 
 Pelatiah. the delimerance, fetting free,o2 banifhment 
 
 ofthe Lord. Meng names.c.hz.3.25.and 4.42. Me. 
 
 10.22. EFe.21.1,83- 
 
 Peleg a diuifion. Gen.t0.25.€ 1 1018.1, Chg. i. 19. 
 
 Luke 3.35. 
 
 Pelet. deliverance,oz banifhment..h2.12.3- 
 Peleth.decay, 02 indging Mum, 16.1. 
 Pelethites.idem.2.Qam 8.18. 
 
 Pelonite. falling hed oz fecret. r, dh}. 11.27. 
 
 Peniel (zeing God,o3 the face of God. a place neete 
 
 the foozs Jabbok. Gen. 32 30. 
 
 Peninnah. a preciows ftone, o} our face, Due of the 
 
 Wines of Elkanah. 1. Hamr. 2.07. 
 
 Pentecoft.the Gftreth(viz.dap) afealt of the Jewes. 
 looke Whitfinday in the fecond Table. 
 Penuel, ag Peniel. Father of Genn. 1. CHN. 4:4. 
 
 Allo a citie.1 kings 12.25. Judg.8.8.9,17. 
 
 — Peor.a gaping, og opening.a vill. FAumw.2 3.28. 
 Perath.@ ritter called Guphzates.Ge 2.14. De.1.7 
 Peres. Dantels.28. 
 
 Pereth,ahorfeman,cafling out to be flaine,o} decla- 
 
 ery: D : 
 
 Perez. 
 
 
 
 Pedael 
 Phedael 
 Pedazur 
 Phadaffeur 
 Pedaia 
 Adaiah 
 Phacee 
 Pecaiah 
 Phaceia 
 
 Pheleia 
 Phelelia 
 
 Phalarias 
 Phaltias 
 Pheltia 
 Phaleg 
 
 Phalet 
 Phaleth 
 Phelethites 
 
 Phanuel 
 Penuel 
 Phenenn2 
 
 Phogor 
 
 Phares 
 Pherez 
 Phares 
 
! 
 
 
 
 | 
 
 Pethahiah 
 Phathuel 
 
 Phollathi 
 
 Pre & 
 
 Perez, adiuifion. Junas fonne by Tamar. Gen. 33. 
 29, and 1, Ahzon.4. 1. 0f his polteritp mere ralers eg- 
 Deinen. 1.0 )200,27.3. Mehe, r 1.4. looke Phares. 
 
 Perez-vzzah. the dimjianof Paxzh , 03 the dinifion 
 offirength oof a goate. & place fo called, and why,2. 
 Ham. 6 6,78. 
 
 Perga. very earthly. A citie. Acte.13.13. 
 
 Pergamus. height. A citie of Atta. Reuel rir. 
 
 Perida looke Peruda. 
 
 Perizzites.Rarall,oz dweiling in vnwalled villages, 
 A people. en.13.7, and 1 5.20,e0hich God comman⸗ 
 Ded to be deſtroyed. Dettt.20.52. Indah dilcomfiseth 
 them. Tudg.1.4, Salomon made the remnant of chem 
 tributaries to him. King.9. 20, 2 1. 
 
 » Perfepolis z citée of Perfea. 2. Mac 9. 2. 
 
 Perſia breaking,diutding, a hor [è haofe , 0p crooked 
 
 ‘nofe. Acountrep. 2.0 20.36.22, 
 
 Perfis, idem. A faithfull woman om.16.12. 
 
 Perudah, æ feparation, 02 diuifion. A mans name. 
 sta 2.5 5. calien Perida. Mehe. 7. 57. 
 
 Peter. A (Lonc,oz rocke. The Curuame of an Apoſtle 
 of Chait. otherwiſe called Dimon ¥ Cephas. Vopn 1. 
 41,42. Wat.16.18. {armamed allo Bar-fona.Wat.16. 
 ry, {Je and John vnlearned. Act. 4.13. De t Audew 
 called by Chit. Dat.g.18. Jobn 1-41.” War.1.16, 
 17,13, Dis faith, in the name allo of b other Apoſtles. 
 John 6.68,69. Dar.16.16. Through fatty be walken 
 onthe fea, and Laggering therein beganns to fincke. 
 Matth.14.29,30, 37. Loa pzapeth that his faith 
 might not faile and why. Luke 22.32. Chrilt repzoo⸗ 
 uet bim, foz being an offence to him. Pat. 16.2 3.and 
 that be could not watch an boure with him. Dart. 26. 
 40. Chꝛiſt foretold him hee could nat follow him then, 
 
 vbut fhould afterward. Joht 13,76. De troke off Wale 
 
 cus his eare: WMatrh.26.51. John 18.10. Mee denieth 
 Chik ipile. John 18.17, 25,27. Luke 22.57, 58, 
 60. Warke 14.63." Aatth.26.70.72,74- and tepens 
 ted. Watt 2675. Marke 14.72. Luke 22,62. Cheiſt 
 aducrtiſeth bim with what Death bee Mouin qluzifie 
 Gos, John 21.128,19. Chik repzoued his curtotitie 
 in Demanding what John Mouin voe. John 21.21532; 
 hue, thaife willing him to feede bis eepe, Decla- 
 reththe loue anv care that [Dalters ought to baue of 
 Chaiftes flocke. John 21.15, 16,17. Wee han commit 
 Gon of God to preach to the Je wes. Galat.2.8. and lo 
 he did, Acts 2. 14.* and 3.12.7 Bpa Viken is Mewen 
 to bim, that Gan han purifienthe Genriles bp faith fo 
 ag the Tewes might boldiy accompanie with them- 
 Acts 10.3.* He ſhewech the caule whp be preached, g 
 Kept companp with Gentiles. Acta ri.g.to 19. De is 
 impaifened and neliuered. Acts 5. 18, 9.and 12. 3,4,t0 
 18, Sickenefles, healed with bis ſhadowe. Actes 5. 
 15,16. Beeraifeth Tabitha ta life. Actes9.4o. and 
 foogeth in Joppa with Dimon a tanner. Actes 9.43. 
 Chat healerh his wines mother. Wateh.8.14.15. We 
 was witneſſe of Chaite fufferings and an Eler, be- 
 feeching all Eimers to doe their dueties r. Det.5. 1, 
 to 12. He healerh the creeple. Act.3 4, * 
 
 Pethah-enaim, Gen. 38.1 4, 
 
 Pethaiah, the Lord opening, oz the Lord opemeth, o} 
 the gate ofthe Lord. A Leuite.Ezra 1023 
 
 Pethor.@ citie. JQum.22,5. 
 - Pethuel.a morfelof God, 02 a per finafion of God, og 
 the inlarging of God. Joel 1.7. 
 
 Peulthat my workes,oz my worke.i. Chao. 26 3. 
 » & Phalec looke Peles, 
 
 Phallu var ueslous,oz hid. Gen.46.9, 
 
 Phalti dehuerauce og bamſhnent. i Sam · 25. 44. 
 
 Phanuel, ag Penuel. Luke 2.36. } 
 
 Pharaoh. Preading abroad, vucouering, 0} making 
 bare soz atter the Syrians vengeance, og reuenging : & 
 
 The firft Tables. 
 
 Py Hh A 
 
 in the Egyptian,« king Mame to athe kings of E⸗ 
 gypt ontill Salomon, and of fome afterward. Che firk 
 twas plagued faz Sarai. Gen.12.17.* Another whofe 
 dreames Holeph erpoundeth,Hen.41.1.* wha fent foz 
 Jaakob into Egypt. Gen.45. 17,18, another who not 
 kuowing Joſeph is cructl to Iſtael. GEron.1.8.* anes 
 ther, whe reten Woles and Aaron, and would not 
 let the Iſtaelites depart. Dis tpzanny, and blaſphe⸗ 
 mie. Crod.5.1*to Chapter 15 another, whoſe daugh⸗ 
 ter Salomon married. r.bing 7.8. another ſurnamed 
 IRechoh.2,king.23.29." 2.Ch20.35.20.* and 36.1, to 
 5. Ezekiel 34.2. * and 32.2. "another ſurnamed Dos 
 phra. Jere.a4. 30. 
 
 Pharathom, bearing fruit, fructi fying, oꝛ increafing 
 oꝛ a kowe. 1.99 40.9.59. 
 
 Phares. a diuiſion. Luke 3.33. Gen. 36.29. and 46, 
 12. Warth 1.3. looke Perez, 
 
 Pharifees, zdem.a fect of the Jewes mhich afirmen 
 the relucrection. Mat. 3.7. looke Pharife in the ſecond 
 Cable. 
 
 Pharpar. diminifhed,the fructifyingof frait,oabal 
 ofa tull. A riner of Damalcus. 2.king.5.12. 
 
 Pharfites. diwided, Afamilp deſcended of Pharez. 
 Num.⁊6.20. 
 
 Phafclis. a paffing oner, o} ahalting of natiuitie. A 
 place. i.Mac.i 5 23. 
 
 Phebe clzare, op bright. Rom. 16. 1. 
 
 Phenice red purple 02 palme, a countrep of Spria, 
 where Cyre and Sidon are placed. 1. Eſd.ꝛ. 7. Ac. 
 11.19, allo a haven of candp Actes 27-126 
 
 Phibefeth the muth of treading wider foote,defpite, 
 OL fromthe mouth. a citie in Exppt. Ezek 30.17. 
 
 Phichol, the msnth of all, ogthe perfection of the 
 mouth. GEr.z1,22. 
 
 Philarches.the lower of a prince, ⁊2. at 8.32. 
 
 Philadelphia. the dime of the brother’, 02 of brother- 
 hood: acitie: Reuel.. 
 
 Philemon. kiffing with God. (Bhile. 1. 
 
 Philetus, belowed,o2 amiable. Due that fell from the 
 faith, affirining that the returtection was alreadie 
 
 pall. 2.Tim.2 . ry. 
 
 Philip. a warviorer, 02 wa⸗lihe, oꝛ a louer of horſes. A 
 Phꝛpgian. 3. Qac 5.22.and 23.23, Allo an Apaftie. 
 Matt. 10.3. John 1.43. Wee declateth to Mathaneel, 
 that the Meſſias Crit was come. Jobn 1.45. Hee 
 deſtreth to lee the Father, John 14.8. Dee preacherh 
 in Samaria, ge. Actes 8.5. allo a Deacon. Actes 6.5. 
 called Philip the Suangeliſt, and has foure vaughs 
 terg hirgines which Did prophecie. Actes 21.8.9. alfo 
 Herods brother the Werrach.Luke 3.1. whole wife 
 Hered married. Mat 14.3. 
 
 Philippi, wardske men, oꝛ louersof horfes, a city. Acts 
 16.12 
 
 Philifthims, a¢ Paleftina.@ people. Gen, 10.14. and 
 21,32. Shamgar fete 6go. Philiftims with an ore 
 toad. Jueges 3.31, God deliuered Prael into their 
 hands fo? wWelary. Tang.10.6,7,8. and 12.1. God, to 
 
 afflice chem, mooted Gamfon to marrie â Philiftim, 
 
 Judg.14.2. Hamon burneth their come, and how. 
 Jud t s Thep put out his eies. Ju.r6.21. Their 
 batte) againtt the Stackeessv Sam · · 2.· Chep carry 
 the Arke to Aſhdod, and fer it by Dagon theit Gon, 
 and are plagued therefoze. 1, Sam. 5.1. Thep returne 
 the Arke with giftes. 1.Sam 6.4 to 13, Thep at the 
 papet of Samuel were dilcomfited. 1. Ham.7 9,10, 
 Thep warre again Saul. Ham. 3.17. Tonathan 
 and Gis harneſſe bearerput them to flight.: Sam 14, 
 r, to 24, after the veath of Goliath, they flee, and are 
 Raine bp the Loi Sam.17.51,5 2. God gaue them 
 into Dantos banog. 1.Ham.23.4.Thep aſſembled to 
 fight againg Baul. 1.Ham.28.1, Thep Ray the Il⸗ 
 
 7 raclitesy. 
 
 Phara 
 
 Pharez 
 
 Pharphar 
 Pharezites 
 
 Phafelida 
 
 Pheenice 
 
 Phicol 
 
 Philetis 
 
 Philiftines 
 
 Philiftims 
 
Phinees 
 
 Phinon 
 
 Phafga 
 Pharam 
 Pharaton 
 Pharatho- 
 
 nite 
 
 Phifon 
 
 Pfafpha 
 Phithom 
 Phithon 
 
 Phochereth 
 Afebaim 
 
 Phochereth 
 Sabaim 
 
 Putiphar 
 Phutiphar 
 
 Phutiphar 
 
 Phua 
 Phuvah 
 Puuah 
 
 P A-I 
 
 raelites, with Saul and bis fonnes. 1.4m. 31.152." 
 Thep wage batteil sqainlt Danid, and are dilcomfi⸗ 
 ted. 2. Ham: 5.17.* Dee maketh them tributaries. 
 2. Sam 8.1. He ann bis letuants flap manp of them. 
 1.@am.19.8. looke Haraphah. God ſtitreth chen bp 
 againi Jehoram.2. Chro.2 1. 16. 
 
 Philologus,a louer of learning,0} a louer of the word. 
 Ram. 
 
 Phi 
 Ptolemeus. 2 Wac.4.21.and 9.29. 
 
 Phinehas,oz Pinehas 4 bold countenance. The fonne 
 of Eleazar. Erod.6.25. Dee ſſewe Zimriand Lezbi 
 committing foꝛnication befoze the people, twbich ap- 
 peaſed Dens wath Mum.25 6,to 16. De food before 
 the Arke of God, when the Weniamites were deſttoy 
 to, Fudg.20.28. Deis pꝛayſed. Eccius.45-23.%* Allo 
 one of the fonnes of Ell. t.Sam.1.3. looke Eli, 
 
 Phygellus. fagitiue 2.Tim.1.5, 
 
 Phylateries, atth,23.5. 
 
 @Pinon.aprecious ſtone, oꝛ beholding, oꝛ the mouth of 
 euerlafting, opthe mouth of the ſunne, oꝛ after the Hes 
 bew and Spzian,the month of a flh Gen. z6. a1. 
 
 Pifgah. a billy height 502 prousjfion. A mountaine. 
 Iuns.21.20.and 23.14. 
 
 Piram, a wild affe of thers the cruelty of them og the 
 bull ofthe mother. Joh. 10.3. 
 
 Pirathon, há breaking, oz making bare = oz after the 
 
 -l ĵe. 
 
 Sypꝛtan, hi reuenzements. A citp. Hidg.02.85. The 
 
 citizen, calles a Pirathonite. JUDA. 12.43. 
 
 Pihon, the changing greatneffz of the mouth, opan 
 enlarging. ariuer.@en.2.11, 0 ccius.24.29. 
 
 Pifidia. a pitch tree,oz blacked with pitch.a pꝛouince 
 of Afa the lefle. Acts 13. 14. and 14.24, 
 
 Pifpa: the disa:nifhing of the mouth og amouth dimi- 
 wifhed. 1. Chꝛo 7. 38. 
 
 Pithom, æ muth fall of them;e2a perfection of the 
 mouth.oxthe perſwaſion of them. A citie. Erd.. rT 
 
 Pithon. a mouth full of him, the perfivafion of him, 
 0} 2 exit of the mouth. 1920.8, 3 g.and 9.4 1. : 
 
 @Pochereth Hazzebaim. the banifhing of the mouth 
 of a Doe, oꝛ the cutting of the south of warfare. a city. 
 Esta 2.57; 
 
 Pocherethzebaim. the banifbing of the mouth of 
 drunkards, Nehe 7.59. 
 
 Pollux. &etg 28.08. 
 
 Pontius,4hand,op of the fea. Onelurnamend Dilate, 
 
 The firft Table. 
 
 metor, a louer of the mother, The Gtname of 
 
 R A4M 
 
 Pudens, fhamefaft..2:-Tim.4,21, n 
 
 Pul, decay, oꝛ a beane. Ring of Aſſhur.z. Rin 15.19. 
 alfo a couuirep. Iſs 66.19. ; 
 
 Punites. beholding o} my face. & familie deſcended 
 ef Pua. jQum. 26.23, ; 
 
 Punon, a precious ſtone, oꝛ beholding.a place. Aum. 
 33-42543- : 
 
 Pur,@ Purim. lot, 02 dots looke Eter 3.7, and 9.26. 
 
 Pur. a countrep: Ezek. 27. 10 and 305 Mic 3.9. 
 
 Puthites,decesuing,a mouthſull o breadth. a familp 
 befcenden of — 1.0 620.2. 53. 
 
 Putiel. 4/ricke of God, Spzi.and Deby. the farne/fe 
 of God. Erov.6. 25. 
 
 Putioli, A citie of Jtalie. Acts 28,13, 
 
 Quadrin, halfa farthing. Matke 12.42. 
 Quartus. the fourth. Bom.16.2 3. 
 Quintus Memmius, the fft defiled. B Bomane Em⸗ 
 bafladour. 2.Q9acc.11.34.* 
 R 
 
 Raaneahy a breaking, Gen. 10.7. 
 
 Raamiahithunder of the Lard,oz enil fromthe Lord, 
 03 a fellow at [hepheard frora the Lord QHebe 77. 
 
 Raaméfes, lovke Ramefes. á 
 
 Rabbah, o} Rabbath much great,a chiding,o a figh- 
 
 ting againft. acitpof Judah. Joſh.iu 3.25. and 15.60, 
 Another of the Ammonites. 2-Sam.10.1. ANU 12.29. 
 1.20.20. r, Jere.g9. 2-Deut.3.11, 
 
 Rabbi, mafler. Matth.23 7. John 1.33. 
 
 Rab-mag difaluing the multitude az melting. Gere, 
 39-3513. 
 
 Rabboni. maffer. John 20.16. 
 
 Rab-Laris.mafler,og fet oner the Eunuches.2.bit.18. 
 17. Jete.39 3,13- } 
 
 Phul 
 Phunites 
 Phunon 
 Phur 
 
 Phurim 
 Phut 
 
 Phuthiel 
 
 Phuteoli 
 Puteolus 
 
 Raamias 
 Raamia 
 
 Rabba 
 Rabath 
 Rabbath 
 
 $ ; 
 
 Rabfhakeh.majter,oz fet omer the drinkerssthe kife of Rabfaces 
 
 the mafler drinking mach ,on a great facke.2.kin.t 8.17. 
 Raca, Watth.5.22. à 
 Rachab, looke Rahab. 
 
 Rachal.to whifper, an apothecary, factor. & citie. 
 1.Sam.j0.39. 
 
 Raddai.ralng,o2 comming downe, i. Chꝛo.2. 14- 
 
 Kagau. acompanion, his hepbeard, his euill, op his 
 
 breaking a funder, a citie, Judeth 1.5. 
 
 Raguel. the fhepleard of Ged,a friend of God, 03 the 
 breaking afunder of God. €0b.3.7. 
 Rahab. proude 02 froug, 02 broad, 01 enlæxged, oꝛ a 
 
 agouernour of the Jewes, placed ouer them by the Arcee. Voth 2.1.Mat.n5. Heb 11.30. Jam.2 25, 
 Romaneg: onder whom Chil luffered. Matth.27. 2. _Raham, mercy, 0} compaffion : o} after the Spꝛian, 
 
 War.s5.1.Uuke 23.1. Jobu 18.284; 
 Pontus. the Za. A countrey of Afa- Actes 2.9. and 
 
 18.5. 
 Porcius Feftus. a feftiaall calfe toske Feftus, 
 Pofidonins. ging drinke. 2. Mac.14 19. 
 Potiphar. Jn the African tongue, a bull. Sprian. 
 
 Hebzew, a Chalve, a fat bull, orthe fructifying of fat- 
 
 nefe. Gen. 3736.and 39 1. 
 
 Poti-pherah. Hebꝛew and Spri. /catrering abroad 
 
 fatneſſe oꝛ the making bare of fatne (fe, ex remengement 
 
 i of fatne ffe. Dine.4t.4s,50.* 
 
 Prifcilla, ancient. Wom.16.3.Actd.18.12. 
 Profelyres. Zranzers. leoke tn the fecond Table. 
 ‘@€Prolomens. 2 furrow, oꝛ hanging vp waters, 02 am 
 affembly of waters. Breeke, warkke, Ekeris 
 @Puali,oz Pua. a mouth, a corner, o} a bufh of baire. 
 The lone of Iſſachar. Gen.46.13. 1.0)20.7.1, alfo 
 a midwife. Exod. i. . * 
 Publicanes. They which tooke to farme of the Roz 
 mances,the reuenues of the citr: Gentlemen, pet much 
 diſdained of the Jewiſh common people. Watth.5.46.. 
 fee moze in the fecond Table. ¢ Saha Bisa 
 Publius. common Acts 28,7 
 
 — 9* 
 
 Ja = 
 ‘> Ramath idem, Q eitie, Jolh.19.8, 
 
 a friend, 2 hra 2444. 4 
 
 Rahel. a fheepe. Daughter of Laban. Gen.29.10, 
 She keepech her fathers Heepe. Ben 29.9. She megs 
 teth with Jaakob.Gen.29.11,12, She was beautiful 
 and well fauoured. Gen.25 17. Jaakab feruerh wile 
 feuen peercs foz her. Hen,29.18,t0 31. Being barren, 
 fhe gtueth her maide to Isakob. Gen.20:3. She dels 
 teth childzen of Jaakob. Gen. 30.1. God maketh ber 
 
 Racha 
 
 Radai 
 
 Rachab 
 
 * Rachel 
 
 fraitfiul, Gene. 30 22. She hideth swap her fathers - 
 ideles. Ben. 31.19,34.35. She diethat Beniaming - 
 
 birth. Gene.35.16,to 20. Der children Gen.46.19. 
 The people at Boaz martiage, pray Ged to make 
 
 Ruth as fruitfull as Rahel and deabh.. Buth aar - 
 
 Rahel weeping foz het chilozen, would not be coms 
 forten ae. Watrh 2.18. Fere.gi.15. © 
 
 Rakkath: emprinesfé, ſpittle, op time, A titie. Joh. 
 19 35- 
 
 Raken. voide, vaine, 02 dimers pictures. 1.0027. 16. 
 
 Ram. bigh, oꝛ cafting away. Ruth 4.19. 1,020.29. 
 Like 3-33 Aloamangnawe. Job 22.2, 
 
 Ramah, high, ozcaft away. a tip. Jolh.s9.36. Dat. 
 2618, 1. King. ES. 3 
 
 Raccath 
 Receath 
 Recem 
 Aram 
 
 Rama 
 
 Ramathe,- 
 
 
 
< 
 
 
 
 Ramatha 
 
 Raamfes 
 
 Rameffe 
 Rameffes 
 Remeia 
 
 Raphah 
 
 Razias 
 
 Reaia Raia 
 
 Rebe 
 
 | Rehad 
 
 Rahelaia 
 Regom 
 
 Regom-me- 
 
 lech 
 
 < Rehoboam ` 
 Roboam 
 
 Rehabia 
 
 KRohobia 
 
 Rohob 
 
 Reum 
 
 Recem 
 Rechem 
 Romelia 
 
 Rameth 
 
 Kemuel 
 Camuel 
 Raphael 
 
 Raphaia 
 Rephaia 
 Raphah 
 
 ‘Raphaims 
 
 Raphidim 
 
 R EP 
 
 Ramathe. idem. a citie. 1.Wac.r1. 34. 
 
 Ramathite. loftse, exalted, oꝛ ca/t away, a citizen of 
 Ramath. 1.¢b20.27.27,. 
 
 Ramathaim Zophim, a citie. r. Sam.i.i. 
 
 Ramath-lehi. a place. Judg.i 5.17. 
 
 Ramefes thunder, a hitting in the teeth of a moth, 
 blotting ott euill, 02 broken in — of a moth. & citx. 
 Hen.47.11. Ered, 1.11. Guveth 1-9. 
 
 Ramiah, exaltation ofthe Lord, Œ3t8. 10.25. 
 
 Ramoth. /ceing, 02 beholding death. a cttie Dent.4, 
 43-jelh.13.26.a00 20.8, 1. King. 4. 13. and 23.4, 
 
 Rapha. relea fe, 02 medicine, phiſicke, oꝛ medicines 02 
 a recreating 02 a Gyant. 1.0b20.8.2,3,7- 
 
 Raphael. the phificke of God. Au angel. Cob.z. 17. 
 
 Raphu, ag Rapha.Num.i 3.10. 
 
 Razis. the fecret of the Lord , opthe my/terie of the 
 Lord. 2.99 10.14.37." 
 
 GReaiah. the vion of the Lord, i. ChuA.2 and 5.5. 
 
 Reba.the forth, op lying by. Mum.ʒ 1.8, Jolh.1 3.31. 
 
 Rebekah, {ooke Ribkah, ; 
 
 Rechab. @ reder.o3 riding 02 a cart drawe with foure 
 horfes. Father of Yonadab. 2. Win.10.t 5. Jere.25.2. 
 3.Q@ 20.2.5 5. allo the fonne sf Rimnion.2,aim-4.2. 
 
 Reclaiah.a /hepheard tothe Lord, 0} a companion to 
 the Lord lnm/felfe. 3ta 2.2. 
 
 Regem, /fomsag, loned og purple, x. Chꝛo 2. 47. 
 
 Regem-melech. flowing the king , a counfellony of 
 the king, oz the purple of the caunfellomr. Fech.7.2. 
 
 Rel. a companion. a fbepheard, eusll, o} my breaking 
 a funder. 1. Hing.1.8. 
 
 Rehabeam.dslating the people, the breadth of the peo- 
 ple,02 a ſauour, oꝛ [auouring with the people. Balomas 
 fonne, who {xeceebed pim. 1.bin.2 1.43. Mat. 1.7. rech. 
 3.10. Following the counſell of pong men, rather then 
 of graue counlellourg, be is depꝛiued of the kingdome 
 of Iſrael. 1-King.12.13,t0 21. 2. Chro. 10. 14, 16. De 
 teignerhoner Jusah and Beniamin. 1. King 12. 21. 
 We is fozbinven bp the Pꝛophet to wage battell with 
 Jetoboam. i. Rin.i 2.22. and 3.Chzren.11.3. He buile 
 beth cities. 2. Chꝛon.r x.5. Vis wines and childzen. 
 2Cho1.35.21. Foꝛſaking the Lod, be is puniſhed 
 bp Sbifhak, and dieth.2-Chzon.12.1,* He ig dilpzap- 
 fed. Eecius.47.23. 
 
 Rehabiah,the breadth of the Lord,oz the ſtreete of the 
 Lord, i.Chꝛo 23. 17. and 34.21,and 26.25. 
 
 Rehob.breadth, oꝛ dilatiug, oꝛ a ſtreete. a city. Rum 
 ¥ 3.22, Joſh.19.28, 30. 
 
 Rehoboth.breadth,o2 roumth,oz largemes,o2 freetes, 
 a citie. Gen. ro. sr. allo a well.Gen.16.2 3. 
 
 Rehum. pitiful, og pitied, 0} godly, og after the Sp: 
 
 : tian. friend. Esta 2.2.and 4.8. 
 
 Rekem, voide, vaine, oꝛ divers pictures. RUM. 31.8. 
 Joh.: 3.28. 
 
 Remaliah. the exaltation, the greatneffe ofthe Lord, 
 02 caft away fromthe Lord, 2. King. 15.27. 
 
 Remeth.high/y,02 caſt away. a citie. Joſh.19.2 1. 
 
 Remmon.a pomegranate apple, 0} high, acitie. Joh. 
 19 7,83. 
 
 Remphan.prepared,oz fet in aray. an idole.Ac-7-437. 
 
 Remuel. God hath rien vp, orrai fed vp,oz God hath 
 eſtabliſhed him. ¢.042011.29.17. 
 
 Rephael. the phificke, ozmedicine of God, 1. bpott, 
 2 
 
 6.7. 
 
 Rephaiah the plaficke,o2 medicine of the Lord, 03 the 
 recreating of the Lord. 1. Chꝛo. 3.21. and 7.2. 
 
 Rephah. the releafing of the ſaarẽ. i. Chꝛo.7. 25. 
 
 Rephaims.Giants, plu fitions oꝛ reſeruers oꝛ released, 
 a people of Woab. Gen 14.5.4 15,20, 2,.9am.2 3.13. 
 
 Rephidim. bending things, o} hitter, flaked hands, og 
 the medicine of the hands. a place 92 manſion. Vxo.i 7. 
 1.JAUMB.3 3.14. 
 
 The firft Table. 
 
 R OM 
 
 Rela. affection og a meeting, oꝛ a head. Luke 3.27, 
 
 Refen. a bridle. a citie. Gen.10.12, 
 
 Reu. his fhepheard,a companion, a friend, 0} euill,oz 
 a breaking afunder. Hen.14.18. 1. Chrꝛon. 1. 25. calied 
 we £ uke 3.35. 
 
 euben. feeing his fonne, the vifion of his fanne, 02 
 the [onne of vifion, fo named becaule the Loed did lee 
 bis mothers affliction. Taakobs fonne by Leap. Gen. 
 29.32.0f him came the Reubenires. jRum.26.7. We lie 
 eth with bis father concubine. Gen. 35.23. We Deiis 
 (eth bow to rin Jofeph out of his bꝛethꝛens jand.Gen, 
 37-21. De chargeth them with the dearh of Jofeph. 
 Gen.42.22, He is depziued of his dignitie, and whp, 
 Gen.49.4. He is blefled. Deut. 33.6. Dis genealogie, 
 Gen.46.9. Exod.s. 14. 1. Chꝛo.5.1. Dis tribe, with os 
 thers, ate fent to their poſſeſſions. Joſh.a2.i. Thep 
 ouerceme the Hagatrims.i.Chꝛo.5.10. Foz theit idola 
 trie thep are puniſhes bp the Aipziang. King. 0. 
 33.1.0 620.5.26. 
 
 Reuel, a /hepheard of God, the friend of Ged, oz the 
 breaking aſunder of God. Woles father inlaw. Ero. 
 2.18. Aie Clans fonne.Gen. 36.4. i. Chro.i.5. 
 
 Reumah. high, 02 eleuated. Gen.22.24. 
 
 Rezeph.a pauemét,a firetching cuta burning coale, 
 D? a fierie flone. a citie. 2.Ring 19.12. Iſa.37. 12. 
 
 Rezin. affection, a runner, poftmeffenger. 2 Bing, 
 15.37. Ezra 2.48. 
 
 Rezon. fmal, leane,fecret, 02 a fecretary oꝛ a prince. 
 — 1.336 i 
 
 “@Rhegium. a breaking, a citie.Acts 28.13. 
 
 Rhea”! looke Refa. : : 
 
 Rhode, a rofè, a citie. Acts 28.13, 
 
 Rhodes.idem.An Iſſe.Act.ꝛ 1.1. 1.0ac. 15.23. 
 
 Rhodocus. a chanot of the colour of rofés. 2.0 atc. 
 13.28. 
 
 GRibai.firife,oz increafed,oy chiding oꝛ multiplying, 
 1, Cho. 11.31. 2.HamM.23.29. 
 
 Ribkah,ozRibka fed,oz blunt. contention og contene 
 tion hindred. Daughter of Bethuel. Gene.22.23. J 
 faite Damfell. Gen.24.16. Giuen in marriage to J3: 
 bak. Gen.24-57." Being barren , Ishak peapeth fog 
 ber,and obteineth his petition, Gene,25.20,21.* B 
 fubtilitie thee caufeth Jaakob to pzeuent Eſau of the 
 blefling. Gen. 27.9,to 30. She ſendeth Jaakob to Lae 
 batt, and whp.@en.27.42." Rebekah wag with chilo 
 bp one,enten by our father Izhak.Rom.ↄ.i o. 
 
 Riblah askolding oꝛ greatues to him,oz cluding com 
 firmed, ox chiding flowing downeward. a citieof Sp- 
 ria. SQum. 34.11. 2.ing.2 3.33. 
 
 Rimmon. a pomegranate apple, opexalted. Acitie. 
 Joh 15.32.alfo a place. sQum.33.19. 
 
 Rinnah. a ſong. oꝛ retoycing. 1.020.4.20. 
 
 Riphath. medicine,oz releafe. Gen. 0.3. 
 
 Rifah a Priukling vpon, oꝛ the dropping of an houfe. 
 A place.FQum. 33.21. 
 
 Rithma, a Iumper tree,a found,oz a noyfe, A place. 
 FQunt. 33.18, 
 
 Rizia,as Rezth.1.0.h20.7.39. 
 
 Rizpah,ag Rifpha.fretched out.3. 94, 3.7.8 21.10: 
 
 @Roboam,looke Rehabeam, 
 
 Rogel. a foote,o2 foatman,or fearching out, 02 a (ear 
 cher out, oꝛ an accufer: oy alter the SPIM, cx/lome: a 
 fountaine,oz well. Sof.r5.7. 2.Sant.17.27. 1 kin.1.9. 
 
 Rogelim. idem a citie.2.am.19.31. 
 
 Rohgah. filled, drunken with talke,oz filled with fe- 
 paration, 1.E010.7 34. ; 
 
 Romamti ezer, o} Romemthivezer. exalting ayde, 02 
 I haue exalted my palace. 1,@20.25 4 
 
 Rome. preua hing, mighty, 02 (trong, 02 exalted, oz 
 hizb. A citie, looke Roma and Romanes in the fecond 
 
 Table. 
 Rophaiah, 
 
 
 
 Rhefa 
 Rehu 
 
 Ruben 
 
 uel 
 Rahuel 
 Roma 
 
 Refeph 
 Rafia 
 
 Razin 
 Razon 
 
 Rodus 
 Rhodochus 
 
 Rebekah 
 Rebecca 
 
 Reblatha 
 Ribla 
 
 Rimon 
 Remmon 
 Rimna 
 Ripath 
 Riffa 
 
 Refa 
 Rithmah 
 Rethma 
 Rezia Refia 
 Rafpha 
 Refpha 
 Rogelim 
 Roglim 
 Rohga 
 Roaga 
 Romanthj- 
 ezer. 
 Romenthi- 
 ezer 
 Roma 
 
Raphaia 
 Ros 
 
 Ruphus 
 Ruma 
 
 Sabbat 
 Sabees 
 
 Sabdetha 
 Sabatha 
 Sabthah 
 Sabathacha 
 Sabtheca 
 Sachar 
 
 Sale 
 Salamine 
 Salamina 
 
 Salecha 
 Salchah 
 Salcha 
 
 Sellai 
 
 Selvi 
 Sallu,Sellu 
 
 Salmah 
 
 S AM 
 
 Rophaiah, the phy/icke,oz medicine,o2 recreation of 
 the Lord.t.€ 2.4.42. 
 
 Roth.a head, oʒ top, oꝛ the beginning. Gen. 46. 21. 
 
 Ruben, looke Reuben. 
 
 Rufus red.Mens names.Mar.i 5.21. Rom.i6. 83. 
 
 Rumah.hie, exalted,oz caſt away. A cltp.2.k.2 3.36. 
 
 Ruth. watered, ſilled, oꝛ made drunken. Wife ef 
 Mahlon. Ruth v4. He finbeth fauour in the epes of 
 ‘Boaz. Wit) 2.10."¢ 3,1.* ig marien to him. Rath 4. 
 1, to 13. beareth bim afonne named Obed. Ruth 4. 
 13," 4. Chꝛ.2.1 2. Mat.i.5. 
 
 8 
 
 Saba, looke Sheba. 
 
 Sabtath.ref. looke in the ſecond Table. 
 
 Sabdi.a dowrie,hauinz a dowrie, oꝛ flowing with a- 
 bundance.1 Ch 8.19,and 27.27. 
 
 Sabeans. leading into captsustie, 02 goings about, 0} 
 drunken men, old men, people, Ila.45.14.called Sha- 
 beans. Job. 1:15. 
 
 Sabtah.a going about, o compaſſe. Sptian, olde age, 
 Gen,10.7. 
 
 Sabreca,oz Sabtecha, the cauſe of fonting. Spꝛi. and 
 Heb.ehe ſmitiag of old age.Gen.10.7.€ 1.2 621.9, 
 
 Sacar,wares,a price, 0} drunkenneffe, 1.CR1 1.35. 
 and 26.4. 
 
 Sadoc. iujt,oz inftifed.3. Ef0.8.2.3. Eſd.i.i. looke 
 Zadok 
 
 Sadduces iuſt men, oꝛ in/tifed.after the Spriat,cur, 
 02 (chifmes. Alect among the Jewes, which nenien 
 the relurrection.ABatth. 3.7. Actes 23.8, leoke the fe- 
 cond Table. 
 
 Sala. Luke 3.35.lvoke Shelah, 
 
 Salamis. mooued, oꝛ broken sm pieces, 02 fitting. An 
 Bie of Cppꝛus. Acts 13.5. 
 
 Salathiel.a.Eſd.5.16. Luk.3. 27. looke Shealthiel. 
 
 Salcah, oʒ Salchah.thy basket .oz thy lifting up. A cis 
 tie. Joh. 12. 5.and 13.11.Deut.3.10.1.0025.18. 
 
 Salem. Juneth 4.4.Heb.7.1 looke Shalem, 
 
 Salim. John 3.23 looke Shalim, 
 
 Sallat.an exakation, optreading under fote, Dpi. 
 a basket. FAebe.11.8,and £3.20, 
 
 Sallu idem. .Qh2 9.7. 
 
 Salma peace, perfection,retribution, 02 a garment. 1. 
 Ch2.2.11,5 1.5 4 
 
 Salmanafar, 2.¢£ (8,1 3.40.foake Shalmanezer. 
 
 Salmon, a peaceraaker, perfect, 02 gining againe. 
 Ruth 4.20.Luke 3. 32. 
 
 Salmone,.2 flowing a commstian,oz a breaking im piee 
 ces. A High pullin Candy, bowing te the Seawaroe. 
 Acts 27.7.- 
 
 Salom, as Salem. Baruch 1.7, 
 
 Salomon,fooke Shclomoh 2. Sam. 5.i 4. 
 
 Salu, as Sallai.Qum.25.14. 
 
 Samaias, as Semaiah. Tob.9. 12. 
 
 Samaria akeeping,anadamazt ſtone, a brier, a thorne, 
 oꝛ the dregs thereof. Acountrey. and citie of Spia, 
 betweene Judea, and middle Salile.1 Rings 13.32, 
 Iſa.7.9. and 10,01. 
 
 Samaritanes.keepers,marueilous hard thorny places, 
 02 drezs. Citizens oz inhabitants of Samaria Wath. 
 0.5.Sanaria, the bean citie of che ten tribes of Ff 
 taei builded Rings 16.24. Befleged ofthe Ring 
 of Aram.1.King.20,1.2. Rings 6.24. Tonne bp the 
 king of Alfhur,ann the people carried awap.2. King. 
 17.5." Again Samaria ig pꝛopheſied. Iſa 3.4. anda, 
 2. Eze.2 3. 2.* Polea 8.1.* and 13. 1. and 14.1. 9° 
 Mog 3.9. and 4.1, Micah 1.1.7 Thep would notre- 
 teiue the wobe of Bod. Luke p. 52,53 But afters 
 marae Din ,at JPbilips preaching. Actes 8.2,5, te 
 
 24. Ditton PBagus. bewitched them. Actes 8. 9. The 
 Janaricanes compaffionon the wounded man. Luke 
 
 The firft Table. 
 
 S A R 
 
 10. 33. Bp the biftozp of them, the Gentiles calling 
 is Delctibed. John 4.5, te 43 Whe Jewes abbozrep 
 them. John 8,48. anD medled not with them. John 
 
 49. 
 Samgar-nebo. pepper ofa flranger prophefyinz, 02 
 pepper of a ftriuer ſpeaking. Yet.39-3+ 
 
 n 
 Samos. Alof granel, Anile inthe Aegean Dea. 
 
 Actes 20.15. 
 
 . Samothracia. fall of grauel,o2 rough. An ifte inthe 
 bofome of JDacufie,ef the kingdome of Thzacia,lo cal- 
 leo becaule che Semians and Ahzacians inhabited 
 there. Acts 16.11. 
 
 Semegare 
 abu 
 
 Samfon,looke Shimfhon. The Bonne of Manoah, Sampfon 
 
 Judg.13.2.* Hee marieth a daughter ofthe Phili⸗ 
 Rims. Jung.14.2." Pe is deceived bp Delilah. Judg. 
 16.4.” Dee gouerned Iſrael 20.peeres, Judg.i5.20. 
 He ig commended.Web.11.32- 
 
 Samuel,leoke Shemuel.@onne of Elkanah. 1. Sam. 
 
 1. 20. offeted to Gov bp his mother.1.Sam.1.22," Fa⸗ 
 uoured of God and men.1, Hamu.2.26. God calleth 
 bim thriſe, reuealeth to bim bis wil, ¢ maketh him his 
 Ppophet. 1.4a.3.4.* He iudged Iſtael in Bizpebe 
 1. Sam 7.5. Mis viligence oefcribed. 1. Samu.7.16- 
 Being old, be maketh pis ſonnes Judges oner Iſta⸗ 
 el. 1. Hamu. 8,1. God commaunded kim to anoynt 
 Saul. 1.Darm.9. 15,16. which he Boeth u.Sam.io. 1. 
 De declareth his innocencie to his people. 1. Sam. 12. - 
 2,3.De teproueih them fez their ingratitude, 1. Ham. 
 12.7," And atl foz neglecting Gods commaundee 
 ment,1.Sain.15.17,t0 24. He pzapeth and mournerh 
 foz bim. 1.Sam,15.11,35. De keweth Agag in pie> 
 teg. 1,Ham.1 5.33.00 lendeth bim to anopnt Dauit 
 king, which be feared to Boe. 1. Sam. 16.1, 2. All bid 
 Dapesthe Philiſtims were brought vnder 1. Sam. 7. 
 13. De Dieth, and is bewailed. 1.am.25.1. One in 
 the likenefle of Samuel railed bp a witch. 1.am.28. 
 8.* He is praples. Ecclns.46.13.* Heb.11. 32. 
 
 Sanballat. abramble bid in fecret: 02 after the Dmi’ 
 anand Debzew, an enemie hid in fecret. Mehe.2. 10. 
 and 13.28. 
 
 Saneherib.the bramble of deftruction, 0} the 
 ofa [word Sprian ¢ Heb. the word, oꝛ de ſtruction 
 the encmuie, Ring of Aifhur mho thzeatnet Hezekiah g 
 blaſphemed God. 2. King. i18.1 3. Fla.36.4.* 2. Chz. 
 32-4. * The Angel dellroxeth bis arinie, @ pe is laine 
 bp bis owne childzen. 2. King. 19. 35. and 2,22. 3 2 
 21. Iſa 36. 36." Ecclus 48 18510 23. 
 
 Sanfannah,a bough, o} a bramble of a bramble, Spit. 
 and eb. 2 bramble ofthe encmie.S citp. Joſh.15.31. 
 ` Saph.a baſen to wafh ones feete in, a flanding cup; a 
 cup of golda threfhold, a poft,an end,a bulrufh, ogthe- 
 fea.2.Dam.21.18.and 1. h26.20:4. 
 
 Saphir. precious fone.cero.24.10.¢ Reue.21.19, 
 
 Sapphira. declaring, 02 numbring: 02 after the Spe - 
 tian, faire. Acts 5.1. . 
 
 Sarah. 4 lady,02 dame,o2 princefe: meaning cf mas 
 np. Daughter of Afer: um, 26.46., Ailo Abrahams 
 wife, whp ber name was changet. Gen.17.15. God 
 promi(eth ber a childs, being old. Gen, 17.19.818. 300. 
 and {hee Had one accoginglp: @ene.21.1, 10 8. She 
 would not haue Iſhmeel beire with her onne Izhak. 
 Gen 21. 10. the Bieth, and ig bewailed cf Abꝛaham. 
 @en.23.2.* Der faith. Deb.1.18. the is the free wos 
 man. Gal.4 22. the calleth ber pufband Sir o2 Lord, 
 Gen 18.12. 1. Det.36. 
 
 Sarat. my damoe, oꝛ miſtre ſſe The name of Abꝛahams 
 wife before tt was changed. Gerort.2y9. fhe is taken: 
 into Phataohs court foz ber beautie, and after Deliner 
 red againe, Sene, 12.15.” She gaue Hagar to her 
 puloand, bp whom he hav Iſtimael. Gen. 16. 1. 
 
 Saraph, ĩ. Chran 4.22... — 
 
 ardh: 
 
 Sanaballat 
 
 i Senacherib 
 eit Sannacherile. 
 
 Senfenna 
 
 Sippai: 
 
 Sara” 
 Saraha.: 
 Sarak: 
 
Sardis 
 
 Seredites 
 
 $ Sara 
 
 
 
 
 i 
 
 | Sarfachim 
 
 f Sarug 
 Serug 
 
 Sathan 
 
 Sathrabu⸗ 
 
 Zanes 
 
 Shaul 
 
 Saula 
 = Sufa 
 
 Saba 
 
 Sacacah 
 Sachacha 
 Socho 
 
 S Ee D 
 
 Sardi.the prince of pleafantne/fe, the fong cfioy, oꝛ 
 that which remaczeth.o atter the Spgtan, « drars fat. 
 9 citie. Reue.i .ai. 
 
 Sardites.the taking away of di Jention. Syyt.a dyars 
 fad kinted deſcended of Sered.JQ um. 26.26, 
 
 Sardius,a pzectons Rone. Reue-2zt.20. ` 
 
 Sardonix.a pꝛecisus Hone IRettel.2 1.20. 
 
 Sarepta Luke 4.26.looke Zarephath, 
 
 Sargon. taking away defence, oga gardemiatter the 
 SH pzian, a met. Ita, 20-1. 
 
 Sarid, /eft,oz remaining, o} the hand of a prince, 034 
 
 | feng of the hand.Q citie. dolh.t9.10. 
 
 Saron: the plaine field of bemm,oz his fong A fertilt te= 
 gion bermeene mount Tabo g the tiuer Tibet kitet- 
 ching foozth from Celarea vnto Joppa as Jerom wit- 
 neflerh.Acts 9.3 5. j 
 
 Sarra ag Sarah, Daughter of Raguel. Tob.z.7. *gi⸗ 
 uen in mariage to pong Tobiag,Tob.7.13.* to whom 
 ber patentg declare b duety of a goon wife, To. 10.12 
 
 Sarfechim. a fetting before of coverings. Due of Me- - 
 
 buchad· nezzars painces. Jerem 39, 3. 
 
 Saruch, palme trees, a twig cut off from a tree, 02a 
 bough, Luke 3.35. @en.11.20. 
 
 Satan.contrary,o3 az aduer farie,0} enemie. Jed 1. 6. 
 Wat.g.10.M9ar.8.33.fooke in the feconn Cable, 
 
 Sachrabouzanes. 1, (0.6.3, 
 
 Satyrs, Monllers hauing che head of aman, & the 
 bods of a coatetcatles Gods of rhe woods. Ila.13.21. 
 fome tranflate them Apes. 
 
 Saul, ag Shaal, The lanne of Mifh.1.Ham.9.2. The 
 firſt king of Sftael.1.Sam. 10.1." 11.5.” Dee com- 
 mandeth.fo put Dauid to Death.. Samu.r9.1.* Dee 
 chargeth his feruants of conſpiting againn pim. 1. 
 }a.22.7,8. "be gocth to Keilah to fight with Dauid. 
 1.294, 2 3.8, Putluing Danid hee was inuaded of the 
 J hilikimes.1.Sam.2 3.27,28.purfutng Danin, bee ts 
 Delivered inte his hans.1.Sa.24.2,% 4 26.2." Dauing 
 dziuen all ſorcerers out of the lano, be ſeeketh countell 
 at a witch.1.Sam.28.3-* Ye llapeth bimlelfe. 1. Sa, 
 31.4. Dig hean caried into the land of the JObiliftims. 
 1.Ham, 31.9. Dautd mourneth foz hit. 2. Dam. 1.4.” 
 CiLby be Died.1.Chz.10.13. Abe men of Jabelh GE 
 
 {ead burie bi bones, and faf ſeuen Dapes.1-Bam.5r. - 
 13. Which ig commended bp Danin. 2.Ham.2.5. His 6 
 
 goufe wareth weaker, and Dauids fronger.2. Sam. 
 3.1. God tooke away big mercie from him. 2. Sam. 7. 
 r5. Seuen of his onnes hanged, and whp. 2.54.21. 
 
 3, to 14. Daud burieth hig and Jonathans boneg. s. ` 
 
 Sam.21.13, 14. Saul ig mentioned. Acts 13.21. 
 ile the name of (aul. Acts 7.58. looke Paul. 
 — reioycing, ozthe lifting vp of vanity. tEh 
 18.16, 2 ` 
 @ Sceua. fet in order, oꝛ prepared, Acts 19.14. - 
 Scribe. a writer. Wat.4.20. looke in the 2. Table, 
 Scythians, tanners,oz coblers. A people. Colofl.3.1% 
 Gureth. 3.10, 
 
 Scythopolis. a¥itie oftanners, 02 coblers, This citie ` 
 
 ig Goo. furlongs from gerulalem. 2, Wace. 12,29. the 
 citizens, Scythopolitants. 1.QBac.12.30. 
 
 @Seba,at Sheba, Gen.10.7. called allo Siba. r.h} 
 1.9. Ailo a countrep. Plalm7 2. 10. Ila. 43. 3. looke 
 Sheba. 
 
 Secacah. a litle fhadow,a couering a defence anoine 
 ting. Spꝛian a beholding. A citie. Joſh i5.61. 
 
 Sechu a defence, a bough, 62 faying nothing, cities 
 1. am.19.22, A 
 
 ‘sı Secundus. the fecond, Acts 20.4. 
 
 Sedecias. Waruch « i.looke Zedekiah,and Zidkiah. 
 
 Sede-fophim. a feld where men may {ee farre off, a 
 place.JQum 2 3.14. 
 
 Segub, made ferong, oʒ exalted. i. Ring 16.34. 
 
 The frit Table. 
 
 SHA 
 
 Seim. meafyres, Gen.i 8.7. 
 
 Seir. briftled, hairie,a kid, o} a deuih, op tempeſt. X 
 Gill. Gen. 4.6. acountrep.Hen,32.3. € a mang name 
 Genz 6.20. 1. Chꝛ. 1. 38. 
 
 Seirath idem, a place. Judg.3.26. 
 
 Sela. a rocke. acttp. 2.iking.14.7. 
 
 Selah, idem. a citie.Judg.1.36. 
 
 Selah. JBfat.3.2. 
 
 Sela hammahlekoth. r. Sam.2 3.28. 
 ` Seled, affcétion : 02 after the Spatan, a warming,o2 
 vofisag. 1.G)20.2.30. 
 
 Seleucia, troubled broken im pieces 02 flowing ower. 
 a citie builded bp Seleucus INicanoz. r: Maccab.r1.8. 
 theouxh which Paul wannzed. Arigi 3.4. 
 
 Seleucus. idem. t. Mac.7.1. 2:99 ale; 63. | 
 
 Sem. looke Shem. 
 
 Semachiah, cleamine , 02 isyned unto the Lord. 1. 
 
 “he. 26.7, 
 
 Semei, hearing, 02 obeying. Luke 3.26. 
 
 Senaah, a bramble , 02 eremie, Acity. E3ta 2. 35. 
 Nebe 3.3. 
 
 Sench. idem. a rocke: 1.Sain.14.4. 
 
 Senir. a fleeping candle, oꝛ the profpering of a candle, 
 B2profpering of ateacher soga changing. aVill.t.C he. 
 5.23. called Hermon,Shirion, and Senir.Deut.3.8,9. 
 
 Sennacherib,looke Saneherib, 
 
 Senuah,ag Senaah jRebe.rs.9,. . 
 ` Seorim. gates, eftimations, haire of the head, tem- 
 peſts, iey pi E 1.0h2.34.8. 
 
 Sephar, a booke,a fcribe ;a declaring a number, Spi. 
 
 ahauen. a moimi ot India. Gen. 10,30. 
 
 Saled 
 Celeucia 
 
 Selcuchus 
 
 Samachia 
 Samachias 
 
 Senaa 
 Afhaa 
 Senes 
 Sanir 
 Shenir 
 
 Senua 
 Sehorim 
 
 Sepharad, a booke defcending ox ruling, the ende of Bofphorus 
 
 rule yog the per fection of going down: a counttp thought 
 to be Spaine. Dbad.1.20. ¿l5 
 Sepharuaini.boskes, fcribes,declarings numbers Web, 
 and Dpi. a hanen of the fea Acitie.2 Kin.17.24. 
 Sepharuims. zdem. Citizens of Sepharuaim, voho 
 burnt cheit childzen in fire to cheirivoles.2 Kin · 7.3 1 
 Serah. /auouring, 02 the mftreffe of fauour, o} the 
 [ong of [aucur. Gen. 46.17, 
 Seraiah my prance of the Lord,op the foug of the Lord. 
 2. Sam 8.17. 
 Seraphims.barning, oꝛ ferie.Certaine Angels Fla, 
 
 — 
 Sered, after the Spaian, a diers fat. Ge 46 14, 
 Sergius, azet. A peuvent man {urnamed Paulus. 
 
 Acts 13,7. £ 
 
 Serug, looke Sherieg. 
 
 Sefac,oz Sefhach, tooke Shifhak, 
 
 Seth, looke Sheth. celuz.49.16.Luk.3.38. 
 
 Sethur. hid, oz deſtroying. Qum.i 3. 14. 
 
 @Shaalabbin. the vnderſtanding, oz [onne of a foxe, 
 oꝛ the underfianding of one looking backe. acitp. oiy. 
 
 19.4253... 
 Shaalbisn. boking bach onthe harts, @ffh in the fea, 
 02 afoxe in the fea. a place. Yudg.s.35. 1.king.4.9. * 
 Shaalbonites the ſnne) vꝛ building of a foxe, og the 
 building , 02 path of underflauding, 2.3 am.23.32. 
 1. Qb20,11 33. 
 Shaal, og Saul asked lent, a graue, og hell, looke Saul, 
 and €3ra 10.29. : 
 Shaaph, fying, og thinking, 1.220.2.47,49. 
 Shaaraim. a3 Seotim. € cities Chz, 4.31. 
 Shaathgaz, which maketh a paffing ouer, regarding 
 paffing vouer oꝛ preffing a fl-ece of wooll. Efter 2.44. 
 Shabbethai my reft. Mehem.8:7.and 11.16. 1. {B. 
 
 44. 
 f Shabeans, looke Sabeans, 
 Shachia, looke Shiciah. 
 Shachir. wages. t.ha r 1.35. 
 Shadrach. a Atle tender dugge,a fine field: oz after 
 the 
 
 Sepharwites 
 
 Sara 
 
 Saraiah 
 Saraias 
 
 Sared 
 Sarug 
 
 Satur 
 Saelabin 
 Selebin 
 
 Salabim 
 Salebim 
 Saalbim 
 Saalbonite | 
 Salabonite 
 Shea Saul 
 Saaph 
 Saaraim 
 Saraim 
 Saafgaz 
 Sufagaz 
 Sebethai 
 Sabarhai 
 Sachia 
 Sechia 
 Sachar 
 Sacar 
 Sidiach 
 
Shageth 
 Sage 
 Saharaim 
 Sahazimah 
 Salem 
 
 Salim 
 Salifa 
 Sallecheth 
 Sellum 
 Sallum 
 Salmai 
 Salmanafar 
 
 Salmon 
 
 Shalmah ~ 
 Shalma 
 Sama 
 Samarias 
 Semariah 
 Samhur 
 Samaoth 
 
 Samed 
 Samad 
 Semer 
 Somer 
 Samgar 
 
 Samir 
 
 Shamma 
 Samma 
 Samma 
 Semma 
 Sammat ¢ 
 Semei 
 Sammoth. 
 
 Sammua 
 Samferai 
 Samfari 
 Sapham 
 Saphan 
 
 Saphat 
 
 Saphir: ; 
 Sarai: 
 Sarar 
 
 Sarefar 
 Sarafar 
 Sarazer 
 Saron 
 Safai 
 Safai 
 Safac 
 Sefac 
 Saue-caria- 
 thaim 
 Saul 
 
 Saal — 
 Shealtiel 
 Salathiel 
 
 Saba . 
 © Shaba 
 
 S CH BA 
 
 the Spzian, thy (ending. Dan t.7. 
 _ Shage. iguerant, compreliending, 03 touching [ofrly. 
 Spurwmuch,o2 mulerplysig. t, Gbpek bo} 4 
 Shaharaim 4/ack,treublus,a going early. tch} 88, 
 Shahazimath. a citp. Jofy.19.22. 
 Shalem. peace. a citp. Ben.14, 18.JPlal.76. 2. Hebz. 
 EZA 
 s Shalim, foxes f/s,ot pathwayes.aland.1.Dait.9.4. 
 Shaliſhah three oꝛprincipallaa land.i.Sam 9.4. 
 Shallecheth. 1.07: 26.16. 
 Shallum. peaceable, oꝛa peacemaker, oꝛ perfect, og 
 gising againe, 2. Rin 15. 10. and 22.84. 
 Shalmat. my garment. Mehe. 7.48. 
 Shalmanefer. peace bound, retribution, takex away, 
 02 gong backe now. 2.53iN.17.3. 
 Shalman. peaceable, Wole.10,1 4+ 
 Shalmon. dew. Boaz father. Ruth· 4. 21, Mat. 1.5. 
 called Salma.s,€hz.2-10. 
 Shama Hearang,opobeying. t: Chr. 11.44. 
 Shamariah. the keeping; hardneſſe, 02 throne of the 
 Lord. Ezta 10.32. 
 Shamhuth deſalataon, perdition, aſtoniedneſſe, iniqui- 
 tythere, the name ofiniquitie , 0} defiroying iniquuty 
 1. 2.27.3. * 
 
 Shamed, deftroying, 02 wearing out. tEn. Brz. 
 
 Shamer, a keeper, hardne fft, athrone, cp dreg ges. 1. 
 C02.7.34. 
 
 Shamgar. defolation of the firanger, named a firan» 
 ger,there a ſtranger, oꝛ firiming,og a confidering with a 
 mans felfe of a name. A iudgein Iſraei. Judg.3.34. 
 
 Shamir, a3 Shamar. a citp. Joh. 15.48. Judg. o.i. 
 Gilo the fonne of Michahrei Chꝛ. 24. 24. 
 
 Shamma, de folation, perdition, deftruction, op afko- 
 niedneffe there. 1:97:37- ; 
 
 Shammah. zdem. Gene,3 $413. Alfo the lome of Js 
 fhai.s.Sam.16.9, 
 
 Shammai. my name, my defolations o} perditions, 02 
 the heauens. 1L}: 2.28.44. 
 
 Shamnioth.names,de/clateons,opperditions. 1.Lf20. 
 
 11.27, i i 
 Shammua. heaving,o} obeying AUM.1 3.5. 
 
 Shambher.i,the name of a conguerour,opthere a ſin- 
 ` and 26.25. aifoa womans name. Leuit.24.15, 
 
 ger, oꝛ conauercur.t .Li2.8.26. 
 
 Shaphan,. come, 02 one hid, 4 Lip or Laid vb, 02 the 
 bankes,op breaking of things. 2. Ring. 22.3. and 25.22. 
 a. Chr.5.12. 
 
 Shaphat.a iædge, oꝛ iudging. 1. Chꝛ.3 .2 2. and 5.12. 
 and 27.29. 
 
 Shaphir. a city. Wicab.r11. * 
 
 Sharai, my lord,o2 prince or my fang. ERA.19.49. 
 
 Sharar, the nauill, thought, finging. oz the Lord. 2, 
 Sam.23.33. 
 
 Sharezer. a treaſurer, 02 be that feeth the narro we 
 
 Srreights, oz the treaſure of one (inging. 2-IRING-19.37:. 
 
 Gfa.37.38. Ss iiir ga 
 
 Sharon.a plaine ſield, oꝛ his ſong. a citp.a:Cbhis.1 6. 
 
 Shathaifixe,retaycing mercie. filke, flaxe,o2 linnen. 
 C£3ta.10.40. 
 
 Shathak. a facke of flaxe, the fixt facke, the kiffe, o} 
 cup of coy. «.£2.8.14,25. ; 
 
 Shaueth Kiriathaim.the p/gine of Kiriathaima place 
 0? vallep. Gen. rpgs ~- ` x 
 
 Shaul, as Shaal. Mens names Gen. 3 6.27-€ 46.10. 
 1.0j2.4.24.and 6.24:looke Saul, os 
 
 Sheal.zdem, €3ta.10.29. 
 
 Sheakhiel. asked oz lent of God, 1.ۤ30.3,17. Dag. 
 3,t.Oatth 1.12. 
 
 Shear-iafhub, Ffa.7.3. 
 
 Sheariah. the gate of the Lord, 1.€ 3.8.38. 
 
 Sheba: caprisstie, og compaffing about: oz after the 
 Bpan oldman. Gen.10.7.Alfo a counttey· Ila.az · 3. 
 
 The fitit Table. 
 
 (SHH? E 
 
 and 60.9.1.bing, 10.1, Mat.r2.42. Pſal 72.10. of the 
 peopte. fooke Shabeans, and Feel3.8. | 
 
 shebat, a (cepter,ozrod Zech- 1.7 
 
 Shebaniah,the Lord turnmng oꝛ takang captiue, oꝛ the 
 vnderſtanding, oz building of the Lord, J29.4.8 12.14 
 
 Shebam. compaffing asout, alter the Spzian, olde 
 men. Num 32.3. ` 
 
 Shebarim, breakings, hopes, o; lookings for. a place, 
 Joſh 7.5. 
 
 Sheber. a breaking, ozbope.1.€02.2.48. 
 
 Shebna and Shenab. fit domne wow, knit together 
 now,eztaken caftine now,02 building ,ophe which vn- 
 derflandeth. Iſla. a2.15. 2 Ting.18.18. 
 
 ee ee ee 
 
 Sebah 
 Sabaniah: 
 Sebania 
 Sabania 
 Sabam 
 Sebarim 
 
 Seber. < 
 Sobna 
 Sebna 
 
 Shebuel. the turning, the captincty , ogthe feate of Sebuel 
 
 God, 1. Chr. 2 3. 16. 
 
 Shecaniah. the habitation of the Lord, 1.03.3.22. 
 aud 15.24. 
 
 Shechem. 4 part,o2 portion, o} 2 fhoulder. acitie Ge. 
 12.6, Judg 9.1.* 1.bing.12.25. called Sychar. John 
 4-5-Allo he chat rauithed Dinah Gen.3 4.2." 
 
 Shedeur. a field ef lighs,o3 fire,og the ight of the, Al- 
 mightie. FQUM:1.5, 
 
 Shegub. exalted, 1. King. 16. 34. 
 
 < Shehariah, the morning of the Lord, oꝛ the blacke- 
 neffe of the Lord, 1.@ 2.8.26. i 
 
 Sheia. vanity a lifting vp, oga tumult, 2, BA 20. 25. 
 
 Sheir: rough.oz hairre. Gen 36.20. 
 
 Shekel. A kind of weight Gen.23.15. Grov.21.32. 
 Ezek.45. 12. 
 
 Shelah, fending, 0} ſpoiling. Gen. 10. 24. and 11.22. 
 Lubke 3 35. 
 
 Shelah, diffoluing. Genm. 38.53. 
 
 _ Shelam, @ riter: Ezta 4.17. 
 
 Shelanites, ds Soluing. A family delcended of She- 
 Jah, Rum. 36-20. 
 
 Shelemiah, the peacesperfe Zion,03 retribution of the 
 Lord.t.€ 2.26.14. €3ta 10.39: 
 Sheleph. drawiag out.Oen.10.26, 
 Sheleth. 4 captainz,oz a prince.i. Cha.7. 35. 
 Shelomi, péaceable,perfeét,oz giaing agaime. FQum. 
 
 34:27. + í 
 Shelomith.: zdem. Weng names. t:.Chzen.23:9,18. 
 
 Shelomoh. peaceable loske Solomon, 
 
 Shelomoth, peacemaking per fecimes, 02 retribution, 
 1,.002.24.22. 
 
 Shelumiel, ag Shelemiah. a bead of the tribe of Si- 
 
 meon Qum.i.6. 
 
 shem aname,renowned,report, 02 put Noahs fon. 
 Gen 5.32. Luke 3.36. De is bleſſed. Gen.9. 26. His 
 polleritp. Gen. io.ꝛ i.* and s1,10,11. 1.¢52.1.07- De 
 id thought to be Welchisedik,laoke Melchizedek, 
 Shēma, hearimg,oz obeying .1 .Lbp-2.43- Alfoacitie. 
 Foth.15.25. 
 Shemaah Aem.i.Chr· 12. 3. 
 
 Shemaiah hearing oꝛ obeying the Lord. ens names 
 
 r.bitg.1 2,22. 2.2. 3.22.and 4.37. Jett. 29, 32. 
 Shemariah, the keeping of the Lord, 1.€)j00.12.5. 
 Ezta 10.32, 4 1. ` 
 Shemeber. the name, oꝛ repo t of a ſtrong man, o} the 
 name of a bird, oꝛ deftroysng ftrength. Gen. 14.2, 
 Shemei. my name, 0} my deflation, 0} perdition, 03 
 the heauens: Zech 12.33 12 
 Shemeiah,as Shematah: Ezra 8,16. 
 Shemer. 2ikeeper, s-Ritg.16. 24. 
 Shemida, a same of knowledge,o2 the knowledge of 
 the heawens, FAUM.26. 32.0 0H. 17.2.1. Chꝛ 7.19. 
 Sheminith-lenazzeah . 1,4921 5-2 1. 
 Shemiramoth, the heights of the heauens, 02 the 
 
 height of a name . Chr. 15. 18 
 
 5 . 
 Shemuel. appointed oʒ eſtabliſped of Ged, Num.34. 
 30, 
 
 Shechaniah 
 Sechania 
 Sychem 
 
 Sedeur 
 
 Segub 
 Seharia 
 Sohoria 
 Seua , 
 Siua 
 
 Seir 
 
 Sicle 
 Selah Sala 
 Selah Sela 
 Selam 
 delanites 
 
 Salmiah 
 Selemia 
 Saleph 
 Seles 
 Salomi 
 
 Selomith> 
 Salumith ` 
 Salomon 
 Selomoth 
 Salemoth 
 Selumiel 
 Salamiel 
 Sem. 
 
 Sama 3 s 
 
 Samaa 
 Semaia 
 Thmaiah 
 Semeia 
 Semari2 
 Semariah 
 Semeber . 
 Semei 
 
 Semela 
 Semar 
 Scmida 
 
 Semiras 
 moth 
 Samuel 
 
 Semued 
 
 
 
l SËEH?I 
 
 
 
 
 
 Samuel 
 Senzzar 
 Sennefer 
 
 Sanir 
 
 Sephatia 
 Saphatia 
 Sephi 
 
 Sepho 
 
 Sephuphan 
 Sara 
 
 Seera 
 Sarabia 
 
 Seraiah 
 Sarug 
 Sezbazer 
 Saffabafar 
 Sefai 
 Sifai 
 Sefan 
 Seth 
 
 Scthar 
 
 Setharbu- 
 zania 
 Setrai 
 
 Seua 
 
 Sue 
 
 Sebah 
 Shibboleth 
 Sibama 
 Sabama 
 Shachia 
 Shechemites 
 Secron 
 Sechron 
 Zihor 
 
 Sihorlaba- 
 path 
 Sithi’ 
 Salai 
 Selhim 
 Silem 
 Salem 
 Silo 
 
 Silo. Siloe 
 Siloam 
 
 ) Siloni 
 
 Silonite 
 Silfa 
 Salufa 
 Simah 
 Simha 
 Sima 
 Samaa 
 Simez 
 Simeam 
 Samaan 
 Semeri 
 
 20.1. Chꝛon.7. 2. 
 
 Shemuel. beard of God, looke Samuel. 
 
 Shenazar. the treafurer of tooth, 02 of a one Meping, 
 oꝛ the narrow ftreight of alteration, 02 an enemie of tri- 
 bulation. 1.€ 6.3.18. 
 
 Shenir. a fleeping candle, the proppering of acandle, 
 oꝛ profpering of the teacher. a hil. Cant. 4.8, Deut.3. 
 9.0508.27-5. i 
 
 Shephatiah. the Lord iudgeth, 02 the iudgement of 
 the Lord, 2.23am.3.4.and 1.0 2.9.8. 
 
 Shephi, a beholder a hony combe,a garment, 0} a los- 
 keng for, 1.062. 1.40. 
 
 Sheph. a deferta baske, ena breaking in (under. 
 Gent, 36.23. 
 
 Shephuphan a ſerpeat. 1. Chꝛ. d. 5. 
 
 Sherah flefb, confangucaitee, leanen, 02 remaining. 
 1.002.724. ., 
 
 Sherebiah. the drought of the Lerd, preuailing with 
 the Lerd,o3 fingsag with the L-rd.€:3ra.8.18. 
 
 Sheraiah, a prince of the Lord. 1. Cha. 4. 14. 
 
 Sherng. a bough o} plaat.Gen.1 1.20, 
 
 Shefhbazzar. wy ca tibulation , 02 an affirming of 
 ioy: 02 ioy of gathering grapes. E3ra 1.8. 
 
 Shefhai. /exe,reroycing,merry,0} flaxe JAWI 3.23. 
 
 Shefhan, a lallie, og rofe,03 sev fulneffe,o2 Maxe. i. Ch . 
 
 2.31, 
 
 Sheth, fet, expat, The onne of Avam. Gene.4.25. 
 Ehz 1. looke Seth. . 
 
 — frarching out, a remnant, o kido putrifed. 
 Eſter.r.4. 
 
 Shethar-boznai. defpifing me, oꝛ he which fearcheth 
 out my defpifers. Eʒra 5-3. 3 
 
 Shetrai. a gatherer of money: oꝛ after the Dpzian, a 
 binding o} drawen together, ĩ. Chꝛ. 27. 29. 
 
 Sheua, vanity, oꝛ lifting up, oz tumalt. i. Chꝛo. 2. 40. 
 
 Shibah.a oth,ozabundance. a well.Gen.26. 33. 
 
 Shibboleth, Judges 12.6, 
 
 Shibmah. ouermach captiuitie, on much firing. Acis 
 tie. Mum. 32.38. 
 
 Shichiah. the prote€tion of the Lord. 1.€ 3.8.10. 
 
 Shichimites. as Shechem.jQum.2 6.3 1- ; 
 
 Shicton.drunhenneſſe, a price, 0} bhis wares. X citie. 
 
 joſh. 15. 11. 
 
 — Pralin the title. ; 
 
 Shihor, blacke,og troublous,oz morning. a citp.t.chg 
 13.5. Jeſh. 13. 3. 
 
 Shihor-libnath. a citie, Joſh. 19. 26. 
 
 Shilhi.a fending,a bough,a weapon, armour, By}. 
 Hoylinesoz fpoyled. 1.Bing. 22.42. 2.002 20.31, 
 
 Shilhim. zdem. 4 citie. Joh. 15.32. 
 
 Shillen). peace, perfect neſſe, oꝛ retribution. Bene. 46. 
 24. Num.26.49. 
 
 Shilo,oz Shiloh. diffoluing,putting off ones fhooes:0} 
 after the Spzian. mocked, oz decesu:ng. a citie. Jef. 
 18.1. {al.78.60. F 
 
 Shiloah, as Shithi. g tiuet at the foote of mount 3i. 
 on. Iſa.8 6. John 9.7. 
 
 Shiloni. tarying oz he which tarieth, oꝛ a peacemaker 
 02 abounding : 0} after the Spꝛian. mocking, oz deceit- 
 wing. s. ERN... 
 
 Shilonite. idem x. Kings 11.29.2.1h2.9.29. 
 
 Shilthah. three the chsefe,or a captaine.1.€)2.7,37- 
 
 Shima.h:2ring,o3 obeying. 2.5 anu21 21. 
 
 Shimea idem Gens names. 1. 70.7.5- €6.30,39. 
 
 Shimeah. named, put to, perdition, opdefalation. 1, 
 Ctz-8.22. 
 
 Shimeam. the nane of the mother, the name of feare, 
 patting to feare, oz put to hu mother, oz their feare, or 
 there a mother, 1.0$},.9.38. 
 
 Shimei. bearing 02 cheyzng, the name of aheape, oR 
 deftroying the beape. SQuai 340. Allo one that curled, 
 
 The firk Table, 
 
 SHO 
 
 Dauid. 2. Sam. 16 gfo 14-and19.18,to 24, LISME. 
 2.8,9, 36.* 
 
 Shimeon.hea ing oꝛ chedient.looke Simeon, Ailo atts 
 otber- Ezta 10.34. 
 
 Shimma.idem.r. Thꝛ.2.13. 
 
 Shimmeathites. 4 people, diligent learners of pgo. 
 phecies. 1 Chz. 2.55. 
 
 Shimmei,ag Shimei. 1. Chi. q. 19. 
 
 Shimon. putting, put, 02 a gift of prouiding, oꝛ fat- 
 nefe, 02 oyle. 1 EYR 4.20% 
 
 Shimrah. Hearing og cbedient. a mang name: 1.¢bj0. 
 8,21, Allo a womans name. 2.¢02.24.26, 
 
 Shimri. keepeng, athrone,oz dregs. 1, OMNIE 4Sa 
 2,0629.29.13. 
 
 Shimrith.sdem Bother of Jehoʒabad 2.chꝛ 24.26. 
 
 Shimron. keping, throne, o} drogs of him, The for 
 of Silacbat, of whom came the Shimronites. Ger.46. 
 33.FQum.26.24. 
 
 Shimron meron, æ keeper of bitterneff2, 03 ſtrong 
 myrrhe. a city. Joh.13.20. 
 
 Shimbhon. there the fecondtime. Becanfe the Angel 
 appeared the fecond time to bis father. Judg.i 3. 24. 
 looke Samſon. 
 
 Shinab. the tooth of the father , the father of change 
 ing, 03 the ſteebiug ofthe father. Gen. 14 2. 
 
 Shinar.the watchings of one flzeping the making bare 
 of a tooth, oz the changing of a cities E he countrep of 
 Calves, Gen. o.10. and ti. 2.Danyt.2. Yaar, 
 
 Shion, a found, a noyfe, oꝛ the wal of firength, ox 
 griefe. acitp.Jolh.19.19. 
 
 Shiphei. a mu litude. 1. Chꝛo.4. 37. 
 
 Shiphrab, eꝛ Siphrah. fasre,oz a piperoz after the Sy- 
 tian. dang well,o2 goodne ff. Exod.i 15. 
 
 Shiphtan a iudge, oꝛ iudging IQum.7 4.24, 
 
 Shirion, a brigandine, 03 the plame field, o} the fong 
 of a Done. A bil. Deut.3.9.JPlal.29.6, 5 
 
 Shitha. fixe,ofmárble pleaſant, o} the lifting vp ofa 
 gift. 1 King. 4 3. ; ; 
 
 Shithak. thy flaxe,thy ioy o? thy fixe, skia gand 
 14.25. Jete.25.26. 
 
 Shittah. a thorne. atret. Ula 41.19, 
 
 Shittim, Preadings cut, turnings afide, whippes, 02 
 thornes. a kinde of a cedat imputrible.roB.25.5.Alle 
 a place. Joſh.2. 1. Joel 3.18.3Qum.25.1. 
 
 Shiza thes giſt. oꝛ pring ling on a gift, 1.€h20.1 1.42. 
 
 Shoah. tyrants. &3ch.2 3,23. 
 
 Shobab returned. @prian, æ fparke. 1. ams.14. 
 
 Shobach,a net.a latti thy captiustie,o} thy conuer- 
 fion. Spꝛian. a douchoufe.2.Bam-10.16,18. 
 
 Shobai. aturaing captinitie, 0? fitting. E3ta.2.43. 
 
 Shobal.a path,an eare of corne,the thigh 02 vain,an- 
 cientacfe. Gen. 36.20. 1.9 20.4,8. 
 
 Shobek. made equall to vanity, 02 put to cmptineffe: 
 Sprtan for/aken. Mebe.r0.24, 
 
 Shobi, ag Shobai, 2.am.17.27. 
 
 Shobnah, a builder. 2. Rings 18.18.loake Shebnah. 
 
 Shoco. a defence, a bough jo; flackencffe. Acipa. 
 Chꝛo.i 1.9. 
 
 Shochoh, idem. a eitie. 1 Samay.. 
 
 Shohamua precious lone called Onix. Sprian, a kee- 
 ping backe, oꝛ the delay of them: 1.@062.2 4.27. 
 
 Shomer, akesper, az Adamant ftone, athrone, og 
 dregs, z.hing.12.21. 1.0 630.7.32. 
 
 Shophach powritg.03 powred forth,02 a vaine vial, 
 1020.19.16. 
 
 Shophan.a cony hid, laid up wearying,o} a breakixg. 
 A citp. NQum.32. 35. 
 
 Shofhannim Pſal 45. in the title. 
 
 Shud. crying ox (iming Ben. 33.2. 
 
 Shuah, peaking prayeng intr eating 02 humiliatio,o} 
 
 a ditch oga ſwimming. Ab alas fon bp Retutab.Gen. 
 i 255. 
 
 Simeon 
 Shimon 
 Simon 
 Simaa 
 Simeathites 
 Semei 
 Simon 
 Zimreth 
 Simeath 
 Semaath 
 Simri 
 Zimri 
 Simrith 
 Semarith 
 Simror 
 Simronites 
 Semran > 
 Semranites © 
 Simeon- 
 meron 
 Semeron 
 Samfon 
 Sampfon 
 Sina 
 Senaab 
 Sinar 
 Sennaar _« 
 Shinear 
 Sion 
 Seon 
 Siphi 
 Shiphrah 
 Sephora 
 Sephtaa 
 Siphtan 
 Syrion 
 Sarion 
 Sifa 
 Sefac 
 Sifac 
 Sefhach 
 Sefach 
 Sitting 
 Sitim 
 Sifa 
 Sizi 
 Sobab 
 Soba 
 Zoba 
 Sabach 
 Sobai 
 Sobal 
 Sobek 
 Sobec 
 Sobi 
 £ocho 
 Socha 
 Soam 
 Soham 
 Somer 
 
 Sophach 
 Sophan 
 Sua, Shuah 
 
 Suah 
 Sua 
 
Sual 
 Saul 
 Subael 
 Shebuel 
 Suham 
 
 Sulamite 
 Sumathites 
 Shumathites 
 Sunem 
 
 Shuah Suah 
 Suni 
 Supham 
 
 Suppim 
 - Sur 
 
 Simri 
 
 Sufan 
 Sufis 
 Sufanechaci 
 
 Suthalah 
 
 Suthelah 
 Siaa Sia 
 Sibechai 
 
 _ Sobbochai 
 
 _ Sibma 
 Sabamath 
 
 2idon 
 
 Sehon 
 
 5 J, 
 
 Sella 
 
 Silos 
 
 
 
 
 ‘Siloah 
 
 1 
 _ Syluanus 
 
  Emalchuel 
 
 S Ae L 
 
 15.2. Allo Debers daushter. r. Chr 7.32. 
 
 Shual a foxe.a pathway,oz a litle FF. A couutty.i. 
 Hata 13.17. 
 
 Shubael. the returning captiuitie, oꝛ feate of God.te 
 Che. 24. 20. and 25.20, 
 
 Shuham the tallung, oꝛ thinking ofthoſe things, a pit, 
 oꝛ bhunnliatiou of thofe things, 0 a wimming, oy bud- 
 ding forth of the fe things. MAum. 26.42. 
 
 Shulamite anté rz, 
 hke F tae og comfortle ffe 0} aftonied.t, 
 
 62.2.5 3. 
 
 Shunem.the fleeping of them, a changing, 02 vaine 
 Sleeping of them. A citit. Joſh.i9. 18.1. Sam. 28. 4. and 
 2. Ring. 4.8. 
 
 Shunah.a pit, i.Cha.4. t 1 
 
 Shuni.changed 0} fleeping. Oe. 46.1 6. ;Num 26.15. 
 
 Shupham.wearing out thoſe, 0} the beard oz Lippe oy” 
 thofe,o2 the banke, hare of thom Beniaming Lonne: 
 of him came the Shuphamites FQuin, 26.39. 
 
 Shuppim idem, 1.02.7.12.and 26.16, 
 
 Shur.a wallan oxe,o2 bebolding. A wifdernetie tex 
 wares GEgppt Gen. 16.7. aud 25.18. 
 
 Sharia keeping, an adamant ſtone, a throne, op the 
 dregs thereof. i. Chꝛ. 26. 10. 
 
 Shuthan, a lie, oꝛ 0 0fe,02 ioy falne ſſe. The chiele cic 
 tie of Bera. Ney. 1.1. Dan 8.2. 
 
 Shufhanchaie. di/ses, 03 rofes, o} the soy of the lame, 
 Ezra 4.9. 
 
 Shathelah.z plant of greenne/Je,02 moiſt drinke, op 
 putting maiflacfe. Qum 26.35.1.0 2.7.20, 31. 
 
 q Siaha. ameuing,o3 after the DRIN, helpe. 3ta 
 
 2.44 Ie je 7.47. 
 Sibbecai. a Lough ogof ſprings, og acottaze. 1. CGR, 
 11.29 and 27.11. } 
 
 Sibmah oxermuch captiustie, much hoar fenes oʒ fit- 
 ting A citie, Joly.: 3.19. Gla. 16.9. 
 
 Siccuth az idole.Ames 5.25, 
 
 Sichem,looke Shechem: 
 
 Siddim. the laboured Feld. pole.Gen.14.33. 
 
 Sidon, loske Zidon, A citie in Phenice, built bp Zi- 
 don the ſon ef ansan. Watt.1 1.21422. Luke 4.26, 
 Ezck.28.21.* Their Vole wag Aſhtatoth 1. Ring- r. 
 5.and 2. King. 23.13. 
 
 Sihon.a plucking wp by the rectes 02 a concluſion, a 
 king of the Amorites Deutz? JQum.21.21,t0 29. 
 
 Silas.confiderinz,o2 marking. te that toag lentwith 
 Patilto Queioch.Ucta.15-22. 
 
 Silla, aa exalting,o2 a treadind veder foote : 02 after 
 the Dpi, a basket. a piace, 2. Ring. 2.20, i 
 
 Siloam. Gnt finding. a bough,z wenpon, oꝛ armours. 
 a poele, Jolo.. alle a towze Luk.i 3.4. looke Siloah, 
 
 Siloe. zdeva. A well 02 GH pos'e on tpe Aeſt tive ot 
 Hie cutie ef Danais ; calien alfo Gihon: 2. hyo, 32.30. 
 and Shelah, Meh · z. 15. 
 
 Siluanus ofthe wood. a rõpanlon of Pauls.ꝛ. Lo 1. 
 19-8. Qhefs, 1.and1.iSet5.12. 
 
 Simalcue. the king Ged , oz the hingdome of God, og 
 meffenger ef God. &.G9AC, 11.394 
 
 Simeon, foske Shinicon. Jaakobs fecond Onne bp 
 Leat. Ge.29.33. he and Leni kilithe Shechemites, 
 Gen.34.25.* and are repzoucd of their father. Begg- 
 5.6,7- be id left fog a pledge in Egypt. Ge 42. 2⸗. and 
 ‘Delivered. Gen. 43.23. his chilazen.dien.46.10.E rod. 
 6.15. FUN. 26.5 2,1 3,1 4ehis portion. Pek. 19.5, t0 10. 
 
 Aiſo a iuf man, miis mag alſured by the boly Oholk 
 pe Gonin net die, before be faw Chit. Luke 2.25, to 
 36.alſo a Prophet called Wiger.Acis 13.1 i 
 
 Simon, bearing, 02 obeying. An Apolile of Chꝛiſt. 
 Matth.4. 18 looke Peter. Allo a leper whichreceiued 
 Chik inte his heave. Rat 26.6. Luk.7.40, Another, 
 tban the JIewes compelled to beare the Ctolſe. Mat. 
 
 The firft Table, 
 
 s OD 
 
 27:32. another, a conlater. Acts 8.9, to as. another, g: 
 Gaunetr Acts 9 43. 10.6,32. another, a Cenanite. 
 Watth.r 0.4. alfo rhe toune of Onias the zie. Ec⸗ 
 
 tlus.50.1, alio Judas Maccabeus hyorper. 1. Dee.2. 
 
 3-3$021.@10 74.78 £3,14,15,16. chap. and 2 Wat. 
 
 14-17. allo a Beniamite, who betered the treafure of 
 
 ibe temple to A ppoloniug.s.QBac.3.4.5,6. 
 
 Sin. a dart, 02 armour , 02 coldnefe. a wilderneſſe 
 Exod.i16.1. MMuin.33.1 7, 
 
 Sina. zdem, a manntaine. Gal 4.2 3. 
 
 Sinai. a bramble : oz after the Spriat , enimitic. @ 
 wilderneſſe. Exod. 16.1, and 19.1. Mum.3 3.15. Den 
 33-2. 
 
 Sini, deve, Gen.10.19. 
 
 Sinim, tie South countrey, Iſa.a9.19. 
 
 Sippai.a threfhold a waterpot a filuer cup,ozan end. 
 2. Sam 21.18, 1. Chꝛo. 20.4. 
 
 Sirach.a ſang, 024 fong of the brother, 02 an empty 
 gift. She farder of Jelus, Ecclus.so.27. 
 
 Sirian: Igoke Syrian, 
 
 Siſamai. a hor fe, o} [wallow of waters 502.4 moth of 
 waters :e2 after the Syatan,blindac/fe, +, Che. 2. 40. 
 
 Sifera. feezng a frallow , 03 [teing a moth, og hor fe, 
 C3ta2.53. Mehe. 7-55. 
 
 Sifara, dem. The king of Canaaus chiefe caytaine. 
 Judges 4.2.* 
 
 Sitnah, hatred, a well. Gen 26. 21. 
 
 Sithri. my fecret, o} my refuge, oʒ hid,0} tumbling a- 
 fide, Exod G6.22. 
 
 Siuan Efer 8.9. Baruch 1.8: 
 
 Smyrna, reyrr/e.aicitie in Aſis.Reuel.i.11. 
 
 Go ameafure, 03 vaile. 2. Ring. 17. 4. 
 
 ocho. a couering ,0}a bough, 1.0 2.4.18. 
 
 Sochoh zdem.a citie. 1.3Ring.4.10. 
 
 Socoh tabernacles, a citie. Soi) 15.48. 
 
 Sodi. my fecret, Qum.ꝛ 3.11. 
 | Sodom their feeret, a heele, oꝛ their morter. 9 eitp of 
 Spia. Genz. to 19. Sodom and Gomozah aflaultere 
 Gen. 14.14. Deflroped with fire aud brimſtene from 
 beannen. Gen.: 9. 24. accaging as was foactoiv. Gert, 
 18.20. 19.53. The Sodomites creeeding inners. Be, 
 13.13. be ſinnes of Sodom declared. Ge. 19 5. Eze. 
 16.49.50. Sodom & Gomozah turned to alhes. 2. Pet. 
 2.6. Gude 7, which pet Vall baue caller iudgement 
 then thep that contemne the Goſpel. Mat. 10. 15. The 
 Jewes thpentacd to be deſtroped ag the Sodomites, if 
 thep obeped not Hav. Deut.r9.23. The Jewes vine, 
 a3 the Sine of Sodom @ Gomoezah. Deut.32. 32. reade 
 Iſa..9, io.and 3.9,and 13.19. Jer.49. 18. Lam 4. 6. 
 
 Solomon, loose Shelomoh. Dauids fenne bp Baths 
 ſhe ba.Matthi .s.dSam.12.24. a8 twas promiled 2. 
 Sam.7.1 1312. 2.Ch2.22.9,10. he is put to the D202 
 phet Naebans geuernment. 2.8am 12. 25. be is ioe 
 eo of Bov.2,Ham.12.24. he loueth the Lezd. i Rin. 
 3.3. Ged promileth him to perforne bis promis, if he 
 walke inl is tapes. 1.iking.é.13. Danid promiſeth 
 Batbſheba, thee be ſhould reigue after him. 1- Ring. 
 3.13, CUbhat preceprs Daud gaue him befoze tis 
 Death. 1. Ring 2. 3. Salomon craucth wiſe dome of 
 God. 1.Ring-3 5,9. Me marieth Pharaohs Daughter 
 r.ikin. 3.1, Pig fentence on the two hatlois. r Ring. 
 3.146. The number of his fongs and pꝛouerbs. 2. Gin. 
 4.32.bis pinces and raters. 1.iing.4.2.@ be putuei⸗ 
 ance of jis victuals: King.4.22. The unmber of hig 
 boales. 1. Ring.4.26. Pig bookes. WING. 4. 33,342 
 Pesce in his daxes. ĩ. Ring.4. 24.25. Dis wiſedome. 
 r Ring 4.29, 20 31. Wis wozkemen. 1. Kin 5. 13. The 
 forme of the Temple which be bultded. 1. King. s.2, 
 tois. Wee ſendech to the king of Tprus foz trees 
 and wozkemen, 2. Chron 3.3,to12. We bzeught inte 
 the Temple, the things that Danid bab dedtcated. 
 
 f zinga 
 
 Sinis 
 
 Saph 
 Saphai 
 
 Sifamok 
 
 Silera 
 Siffera 
 Sifara 
 
 Zithrz 
 Sethrr 
 Siban 
 Sua 
 
 Socho 
 Socoth 
 
 Sodom 
 Sodomites 
 
 Salomon — 
 
Iori ` 
 
 Spartid 
 
 g 
 
 Stephana 
 
 Stephanus 
 
 Sua 
 
 Sucoth 
 Socoth 
 Sucoth 
 Socothbe- 
 noth 
 
 Sodi 
 Sukin 
 
 Sichar 
 
 Sichem 
 Sichem 
 
 Syntiches 
 Syraufa 
 
 Syria 
 Syrians 
 
 SVR 
 
 1Rin 7 .5 1. Yee peapeth that all chat ſhould pap inthe 
 Semple might be heard. 2. Ring. 8.23. God willerh 
 Him to walke befoze him in pureneffe of heart Ring. 
 9.4.Salomons gift te Pitam.: Bing. 9.11. which Wi- 
 ram gaue him againe. 1.2 hzon.8. 2. Dis chatets, hoꝛ⸗ 
 les and tiches.2.Chzon.r, 14.* Wi ppaee was calles 
 Salomon. 1-C§20.22-9- Gon appeareth to him egaine. 
 ringa «2.2% Chron 7.12. Che Queene of Sheba 
 came to beare bis wiledome. 1,ining.50.1,to 14e ex⸗ 
 ceedeth ali kings in riches aad wiledome.n, Bing: ro. 
 23." he became an idolater. . Rin. 1 1.1,t0 9.090 rai 
 ſetb bp enemies againſt bim.1.Ring.11.14,t0 40. His 
 Death.. Ling 11,43: bis reaime diuided.a. ings 12. 
 20. Dig prayer to obtaine wiledome, Milde⸗. 1,t0 the 
 end of bis books. Wis paife and diſpzaiſe. Ectlus.7. 
 13." Salomone poci John 10,27, Acts 3. 11. 
 Sopater. keeping hu futher without danger yo} the 
 
 bealh of the father. Due that accompanies Panl ine 
 
 to Affa.dcts 20.4%! 
 Sopher. a [cribe Jhewing o} uumbring Fer.52. 25. 
 Sopheret.idem.Ezta: ꝛ. 55. 
 Sophonias looke Zephaniah, = = 
 Sorai. declzring,throwing forth.o3 after theSpzian, 
 acauldron. weQhjt.§.13. DIE ELES 
 - Sorek.a vite oꝛ vineyard oga hifing. A rivet. Jud. 
 56.4. 
 Sofipater,ag Sopater. Mens names.2. Wac.12.19- 
 Roit.16.21. 
 Softhenes. a mightie, o} trong ſauiour. The chiefe 
 tuler of the Jewes Spnagogiies. Acts 28.17. 
 Softratus, keeping hu army from danger dg the bealsh 
 af his army. Mac. 4.27. 
 Sotai.a coclufion in pleading o} a binding 3.2.55. 
 @Sparta./nved,oz-fowing. The chiefe cite of Lace⸗ 
 Demoniar Dace. 14.20.and 15. 23. the citizens cal- 
 led Spartians.1.Q9aec, 12.2, 
 Stachys, an eare of corne. Due beloued of Paul. 
 
 > Ronr16.9. 
 
 Stephanas. a crowae oꝛ crowned. Dne whole houſe⸗ 
 Hold Daul Daptized.1.Go02.1.16.and 16.75. 
 ' Steuen, idem. A Deacon full of faith anv of the ho⸗ 
 Ip Ghott Acts 6.5,8.*and7.1.* 
 Stoikes.@ fect. Acts 17,18. 
 Storax, A (mert gumme. Ecclus.ꝛ⸗4 17, 
 
 guah. ag Shuah. Gen. 38, 12- 
 
 Suah.rooting v o treading vnder foot.1-G 2.7.36. 
 Sualjag Shual.1.€2.7.36. : 
 Succoth. tabernacles , 62 tents, A citie Gen.3 3.17. 
 Ero. r 2:17. Judy. 8.6. Plſal.so.c. 
 Succoth-benoth. the tabersacle of daughters, 03 the 
 anointing of daughters. An idole. 2. ing 7.30. 
 Sud. my fecret. A tinet. Garuchr4. °° 
 “ Sukkiims. ozkting, og ointed,cowcred o} fhadowed. A 
 people of Aftica, 2. Ch202.3. PEES 2 a sabe 
 ~ Suphanites, looke Shupham, otsi 
 Sur. a giuing backe,oz rebellion. a citie. unit, 2,28. 
 * Sufanna‘a "Lilly, 03 rofè, on ioyfulneffe, Wife to Joa⸗ 
 cim. Dan.13.1,2.* allo a woman that followed Chꝛiſt. 
 uke sz. 
 “Sufi, a bor fe fivallome2 moth. IA. 3.13, 
 “Sulis zdem. a cith. OER. 1 3.2. looke Shufhan. 
 ~ @€Sychar. a conclajion,o, fnifhing. A city. John 4.5. 
 Tooke Shechem. 
 ‘Sychem ag Shechem, locke Shechem, and Act: 7.16. 
 Syluanus, looke Siluanus, 
 ` Synagogue looke tt the 2. Table , ana Wat.4.23. 
 “Syntiche. comming oz telling atale. Abt. 4.2. 
 ae ytacule, drawing violently. A ctip of Sicilia. Acts 
 20.124 ; AE ae 
 Syria (bebe. Aram) fignificth, high defcending, op 
 the [launder of them, A countrey in Afa haning on the 
 
 The fictt Table: 
 
 flor, 02 Lord. A citie. 2 Lh 
 
 T IAL 
 
 Eak the rincer of Euphzates: on the Wet the middle 
 fea, and Egypt: onthe orth Cilicia ¢ Cappadocia: 
 and on the South Arabia: which Cpreniug gouerncy. 
 Luke 2.2, he Syrians of Damaſcus Raine bp Dauit. 
 anb their countrey tributary to him. 2-Sam.8.5, to 9, 
 Almal army of them oucrcane Judah , fog that they 
 fogleoke God.2.2 2.24.2 3,24. hep apnina the Ame 
 monites again I{rael,were Laine bp Joab.1. Sam. 
 10.6, to 15. Thep tooke a little maid of the landof Wl 
 raeh that terucd JQaamans wife. 2. King.5. 2. Elipa 
 fozetol the Iſtaelites that the Syrians would aflaile 
 then, ifthep went whither thep were determined, 2, 
 Kin.6.9. Che Syrians. befleging Samaria, were chas 
 {cd awap bp the iLozd.2.Ring.7.6,* Che Iſtaelit es in 
 {ubiection te the Syrians.2.Mingir3z.3.ate pꝛomiſed to 
 be Beliueted bp Joal, skin.: 3.17. Laban was aSy- 
 tian, Deut.26.4 looke Aram, ' PRP, if 
 
 Syropheniffian.redne (fe, oꝛ purple, drawne,}dram- Sytophe ' 
 ing vato it. An inhabitant of Syrophenifla, @Bar.g.26. nifa 
 
 Syrtes. drawen,oz drawing unto it.quicke fands, 02 
 fhelues neere the Egyptiensſea, mave by the daift of 
 grauel ans land , Dangeroustepafle bp : thep Dawe 
 biolentlp puto them “all things that come nigh them: 
 bp which Paul lapled. Acts 27.17. tr 
 
 T 
 
 Taanach, breaking afunder,og humbling thee,oz.an- "Thaanach i 
 
 [verag to thee DX citp. Jolh.12.24.Judg.5.19. 1.dkin. Thenac 
 4.13. Thanach 
 
 Taanath-fhilath. diffoluing,op breaking a figtree,a Thaanath-. - 
 
 litl: figtree going aftray, 02.-ltle fiztree of abundance, filo 
 02 peace. A place. Holh.16.6, » « 
 
 Tabaoth. rings circles, arown 
 hotre. Mehe. 7. a6. 
 
 Tabbaoth. zdem, Ezra 2.43. Tabaoth 
 Tabbath good, og coodne/fe. a place. Suba.7.22, 
 
 Tabeol 02 Tabech good God. Hfa.7.6. Tabel 
 Tabeel, idem. 3ta.4.7. Tabel 
 
 Taberah. a burning. a place Aum. 11,3. 
 Tabitha. 2 Roebucke. Acts 9.36." e 
 Tabor. a chuGing, 02 puritie : Spzian, contrition,og} Thabor 
 breaking afunder. A high mountaine in the middle 
 field of Gaitie. Toh, 19.22. Fudg.4.6. Plalm.89. 12. 
 CUhereon Chꝛiſt was tranliguren. Wett. 17.1. dar. 
 9.2. Luke 9. 28. ions 
 Tabrimon a good pomegranate apple,oz high goodnes, Tabremon 
 02.4 naail prepared numbred,oz rewarded.1 kite 5:18. 
 
 Tadmor. confeffion,praife of bitterne(Je,0x myrrhe of Thadmor, } 
 confefion og praife: Deb. and arial praife ofa ma- Talmira 
 20.8.4. 
 
 ' Tahan.befeeching,merciful, full of grace,o} pitching Thaham 
 tents. 1.0 20.7.25. Df him came the Tahanites.§Qum. Thahen 
 ns 
 
 225. $ joli hehen |) 
 © ‘Tahapanes, A eitie, Jet.2.16.looke Tahpanhes. Taphnes 
 Tahath, hafling. Gent.22.24. >  
 Taphenes hidden tentation, 02 /leight, 02 acouered Thaphpenes 
 banner. The wife of Pharaoh. 1, Ringa 119,20, ; 
 Tahtim-hodfhi. 2,@am.24 6. Thathtim- 
 ! -Talithacumi @9ar.5.41- oo hodft 
 Talmai. á fúrow, o} delaying waters, ortheafzm- Thalmai 
 
 bling together of waters: t 3.23..Toh.ngng, 
 
 Talon dew prepared o} dew numbred, opthe gift Telmon 
 of dewe, r Eha 9.17 EZA 2 42. } f Thamah 
 Tamah, blotting out, 02 [bauing or wiping — Thema 
 after 
 
 d,good — good Tebbaoth >; 
 
Thamar 
 
 Thamor 
 Thammuz 
 
 Thanach 
 ~Thanehu- 
 
 meth 
 
 Tapheth 
 
 Thaphuah 
 Taphua 
 "Tharath 
 Thara 
 Tharela 
 
 Tharea 
 Tharaa 
 
 Terphalei 
 Tarpelai 
 
 Tharſis 
 
 Tharſus 
 
 Tharthak 
 Tharthac 
 Tharthan 
 
 Thathanai 
 
 Tebalia 
 Tabelias 
 
 Thebez 
 Thebes 
 
 Tehaphanes 
 Eile s 
 Tehinna 
 Thehinna 
 Thecua 
 Tecoa 
 Thecoa 
 Thecoite 
 Thelabib 
 Thelah 
 Thale s: 
 
 Thelharfa 
 
 Thelmelah 
 Thelmela .. 
 Thema 
 
 Theman 
 
 TA EVM 
 
 after the Syꝛian, itiag. eb. 7.55. 
 
 Tamar.a palme tree.©en.38.6. 
 
 Tamar.sdem, Daughter of Danid.2,Sam,1 3. 1, to 
 23. allo a citie. Eze.47.19. 
 
 ` - Tamor. Kin9.i ſ.looke Tadmor, 
 
 * Tammuz. confumed,e} a fire. Ferome taketh it foz 
 Adonis, Genus louer. Dever foz Dürig, an idele of 
 the Egyptians. Æ3e.8.14, 
 
 Tanach,ag Taanach.@ citie. Jofh.21.25, 
 
 Tanhumeth confolation. Jer.40.8. 
 
 Tanis.2 motion,mouing,ormoued.a city. Judet.i.10 
 
 Taphath @ déftslling fromthe head,a drop,og a fattle 
 ene. Kin.a. 1. 
 
 Taphnes,as Taphenes.a citie.Judet.1.9. 
 
 Tappuah.an apple,a [welling in the body, oꝛ a tying. 
 q cite. Joſh i 2. 17. and 15.34. aNd 146.8. 
 
 Tarah.a heire, a wretch, 03 a baniſhed man, A man 
 ſion Num. 33.27. 
 
 Taralah, the fearching out of (lander, o} the fear- 
 ching out of ftrength, 62 the turtle bird of flander or 
 Strength. citie. Jofh.18.27, 
 
 Tarca howling , doing euill, the chamber of zuileful 
 dealing, 02 the chamber of a companion : on ofict the 
 Sprian,chance,oz earthly,oz le ſer.i.Chꝛ 8 35. 
 
 Tarpelaie. theeues diligent and painſull. Spian, & 
 Deb.the hill of meander the keeper of decay. oꝛ the lezfe 
 of labour a people, Ezrta 4.9. 
 
 Tarthith. a beholding of the ſword, a fearching out 
 of marble,the turtle bird of the [word a lafper ftone,o2 
 the fea. Jauans fonne.Gen-10, 4.allo aregion taken 
 foz Etlicia.2.Ch2.9.21. Ila.s 6. 19. 
 
 Tarlus.winged.A citie in Cilicia. Petes 21, 39. 
 
 Tartak.chained iogether oꝛ hut vp, An idole of the 
 Anims. Bin.17.31. 
 ` Tartan, fearching out, oꝛ beholding a gift, oꝛ the gift of 
 the turtle berd,oz the law of thë 2. &i. 18. 17. Iſa 20.i. 
 
 Tatnai rewarding. 0} arewarder. G3ta 5.3. 
 
 € Tebash acoske,Gen.22.24. 
 
 Tebaliah.the baptiſme of the Lerd,o2 goodnes to the 
 Lord himſelſe, oꝛ the fauce of the Lord. 1.€§2,26.11, 
 Tebeth.geod,oꝛ g sdacs.a moneth.Eſt.ꝛ.i 6, 
 
 Tebez.anegge,02 ſilhen germent.afiet the Spim. 
 fiaxe A citie where Abimelech was Raine. Judges g. 
 50.2 BAM.I 1.21. 
 
 Tehaphnehes,as Tanis.a citie Eze. z30.18. 
 
 __ Tehinnah, 2 befeeching, mercifell prayer, oz very 
 thankeful,o2 faucur.1.E€02.4.12; 
 
 Tekoa,s? Tekoah. a pipe, a nsyfe faftened.A mang 
 name. .Eh2.24. ane 4 5.alto atone 6.miles from 
 Ferulatem. 2.Sam.14.2.Amos 1.1. Che inhabitant 
 calles a Tekoite.1, €h2.11.28. 
 
 Tel abib.aheape of new graine. & place where the 
 Jewes were kent prifoners. Ere.3.15. ; 
 
 Telah.a moiftenine, ar greenzeffe, 02 moiftening, o} 
 
 ` making greene.t.h}2.7 25+ 
 
 Telem lambe oʒ the dew of them: ovafter the Sp 
 tian.the~bzdow ofthem A citie. Joſhua 15 24. allo a 
 pezter. Ezra 10.24. 
 
 Telha: ſha.a heaping up of decſeneſſe, oꝛ hauging up 
 of the plough. Heb and Spꝛi.the word of doubtfulnes. 
 A place. Ezra 2.59, : 
 
 Telmelah.2 heape of falt 0} the doubt fulani ff? of [alte 
 d place.Ezta 2.59. a — 
 *"Tema.a maru-tling at per ſection oꝛ the Southwind. 
 Iſhmaels fonne.Ge.25.15.alfo acountrey. Fobs.rg. 
 
 ) © Teman. South, perfect. Bpr.there. The fonne of E⸗ 
 
 7 Wpbaz.Gen.36.1 1.42, alfo a citie in Edom. Fer-49. 
 
 J 
 
 Themani ~ 
 Themanite’ 
 
 / g.Barwehz.22. 0: 
 
 Temani. moih, perfecto the South, Spi. ordebied, 
 A counittey.Grw 36.934, 8 Dees ey 
 ao mikot thet countrep. Jeb ziz. 
 
 The firſt Table. 
 
 utie Bodie Tilgath Pilneeter, 
 
 q 
 
 TO HOE ! 
 Temath.soometide, A countrey. Eze 48. 28. Temansie ` 
 Temeni,ag Temani.1.€2.4.6. Thement 
 
 Temnathah.an smage,o2 formeo} numbring:92 after Themna 
 the Sprian, ordeined.@ citie. Joh.19.43. 
 Tepho, aplace. A fozt teezifies bp Bacchides. 1. Thopo 
 Mac⸗ↄ9 50. 
 Terah /melling,breathing,02 driuing away. Abrar Tarai 
 hams father.@en. 11.26. 1.02,1,26, Jofh.24.2, Thare 
 Teraphimsmages,o} formes. $udg.17.5. ol.2.4. Therah 
 Terebinth, A tree twohereeut pſſueth the gum Cars Theraphing 
 peutine.Ecclus.24.1 8. Terebint 
 Tereih, as Terah.Eſſet 2.21. Theres 
 Tettius.the third. Qom.16.22,, 
 Tertullussdeciaring falfethings,alyar,orwendrou, Tartullug . 
 Gn Datez again Paul Acts 24,1,2,10. 
 etrarch: gouzrnour of the fourth part of a realme, 
 Luk.3.1.Watt.14.1. 
 - @ Thaddeus praifing,o2 comfefing {arname of Leb- Taddeu⸗ 
 beus one of Chᷣꝛilis Apoltles Mat 10. 3. Mar. z. 18. 
 Thamnatha, ag Temnathah, @ fojt reevified bp Thamnata 
 Bacchides.i Wac.g 50. ils 
 Tharfeas,as Tarthifh:z. Wee. 25. 
 Tharthith. dem. counttep. 1.Lings 10, 23. leske Tharfia 
 Tarthith. Tharfis 
 Tharfians.zdem. a people.2. Mac.a. 30. 
 Thali forgetful forgetting oza debtor.2. Mac.2.3. Thali 
 Thau. E32. 9.4. 
 Thebez,loske Tebez. Thebes. i-p 
 Thecua. hope, a Littie rope ,a lineo} congregatian. q diene 
 fwilderneffe. 1.GBac.9.33. 7 
 Thelaſar.tahiag away,heaping up. Zregion of Spe Telaſſae 
 tia.2-Idin.19,12. pp 
 Thelerfas.c heaping up of deafenefz. Heba. Syzi. Thelharſa 
 the wood of doubtfulne (ee A place.i. ED 5-36. — 
 Theman. looke Teman. E: SWI — 
 Theodocitis.giz-n te Gad, One among othets ſent Theodotius 
 to Jutas about a peace,2.99ac 14.19. THeodofius* 
 Theophilus.a frend cf God or alouer of God,oz de- Theodotus 
 uout, 02 leuing God, onthe beloued of God. A woꝛthie Theos Phie 
 man,ts whome Luke mzote his Goipel, and Actes of los 
 the Apoltles Luk.i.3. Act.i.1. Dig 
 Theflalonica.the other victory of God,oprhe putting soudr 
 ofthe ether vičkárie; Acitie of Macedonia, where ; 
 Paul preached the Golpel.Acteg 17-1.Reade Actes 
 17. 11. and 1.0 befr.1.* 
 Theudas.flowing with water.a rebel. acts 5.36. - 
 Thomas.jecke Tom.en Zpolite of ChaiGturnamen Theodas 
 Dinymus, who exhogtes Apoſtles to die couregioul⸗ 
 ip. Jop.11.16.Me alkerh Clu the way tothe Father. 
 Coh- 14.5 De would not beleeue Cheiſis rel{urreerion, 
 vntill be put his finger inte his ſide. Fol. 20.24.10 jo, 
 Thracia. a [parke o} flome,a counttep in Eurepe.2. 
 OBac.12.35. ; 
 Thummim tructh,o7 perfektion Exod. 28. 30. Dith 
 33.8. Ezra 2.63. qii j 
 Thyatira.a fwveet [anor of labot 0} frerifice of cotritio. on 
 a crie of € poia in AGa the eie iets Acree or 
 @ Tiberias. good vifion a nan] eza breaking afus- 
 der a cttie of Galile bp the fea Tiberias taking name - 
 thereof. Jot) 6.1, Sometime called (as Ioſeph Antiq. 
 4-cap.18.noterh) Sennelarech: tt was builpen-bp Der 
 tod the @etratch in honour of Tiberius Cefar, ¢ cal 
 led after his name. it > Thebhath 
 Tiberius.zdem.an Empereur of Rome. Luk 3.1, ` Tebath 
 Tibkath.2 hilling, oꝛ a cooke ,d~c-a citie.t.£).18.8. Thebni 
 Tibni.chaffz,02 bay.1. Bing.: 6.24. ` Shidal 
 “Tidal breaking the yohe, 03 the knowledge lſung Thadai 
 vp. Geni4.r. . ; . Theglah- 
 ‘°-Tiglath Pilefer. heahathtaken awaya meryerlous phatatar 
 tapten DIA he hath erkzdden a meryeilusc-pti- 1 heelarh= 
 3 CoD . phatafary a 
 “Tikualy, : 
 
 — 
 = 
 
 € 
 
4 
 F 
 
 "Tiku 
 Thiknath 
 Thecuath 
 
 Theg lath- 
 pilnefer 
 Theglath- 
 phalnafar 
 Thilon 
 Thamnah 
 Thamnaa 
 Thimna 
 
 Thamna 
 Thimnath- 
 heres. 
 Thamnath- 
 hares 
 ‘Thamnath- 
 Rerah 
 'Thamnath- 
 fata 
 
 Timothie 
 
 Thiphfah 
 
 Thirds: 
 Thirathites 
 Thirhaka 
 
 Tharakas 
 
 Tharaca 
 ‘Thirhana- 
 ‘Tharana 
 Thiria 
 
 Hathirfarha 
 Atherfatha 
 Athirfatha 
 
 Thirza 
 Terfa 
 
 ‘Thesbite 
 
 "Titus Man- 
 dius 
 Thofatte 
 Thoah 
 Thohu 
 *Tob-adonia 
 Tob-ado- 
 Nias 
 
 Tobia 
 
 T oO 8B 
 
 Tikuah,hopeya little Lnz,0} congregation. 2.4in,22. 
 14.called Tokhath,2. 2.34.22. 
 
 Tiglath Pilneefer.forbidding [nom falling. Ring of 
 Alfhuc. Lh. 5.6. calles Tiglath Pilefer,2.dkingus. 
 29 
 
 Tilonmurmuring.2,€62.4.20. 
 
 Timnah,ag Timuathah,.@ citie. Joh 15 57. 
 
 Timna. 4 forbidding, periurbation, 03 a perfect per- 
 turbation Eliphaz concubines Sen.3 6.12.allo a Duke. 
 Gen.36.40. 
 
 Timnath-heres. the image ofthe funne, a fained fi- 
 gure,the number of an earthen pot, Dy} Deb.the fun 
 ordeined,& citie. Judg.a.9. looke Timnath -ferah. 
 
 Tinmath-ferah.a fijure enlarged, animage remai- 
 ningo} a numbring the reft, pu. @ Web. an ordezned 
 fiench.a citie. Jolbua 19.5 and 24. 30. called befoze 
 Timnath heres, 
 
 Timonhonourable, o} preceousia beacon. Acts 6 5. 
 
 Timotheus.the honour of Gid,oz honoring of God, 
 03 precious to God, captaine.1,Q)ac.5.6.allo a Oze- 
 cian, whom Raul circumciſed, and wote nto. Qc. 1 6. 
 9,253.1, 2. Cim. 1.2, Tim. 2.2. read 1. Q02.4.17.and 
 1610,11. 2. Coꝛ i, 1. Phil. 2. 19, 20, to 25. Rom. 16. 
 21.1. Thel. 1. 1. and 3.2: 
 
 Tiphſah apaſſ2ang ouer, a halting, 02 the paſſeouer. 
 That is, aplace where paſſeouer is kept. A vitꝑ · r. 
 King.4.24.2. King. 15. 16. 
 
 Tiras.a deſtroyer. Gen 10. 2. 
 
 Tirathites Pnging.i.Chꝛ.2.55. 
 
 Tithakah a dell ſearcher out, 02 beholder, a hinde- 
 rance of the law, ozthe dulne/fz ofthe turtle birde. A 
 king. 2-Ming.: 9.9. Iſa. 37.9. 
 
 Tirhanah.a fearcher of mercie, og the turtle birde of 
 mercie. le Oh2.2.48. 
 
 Tiria.a fearch,oz fearching out, 03 beholding.i. Chꝛ. 
 
 16. 
 
 4. 
 
 Tirthatha diffoluing the Fundation, beholding drink, 
 02 butler, oꝛ the feuxdatten of the turtle bird. Heb.aud 
 Spꝛi.beholding the peere of tım, o} hee that hath au- 
 thority oner vs, Qehemtahs furname.€ 3ta 2. 63. Me⸗ 
 
 sm. i0o.1. looke Nehemiah. 
 
 Tirzah.pleajing wel, willing, pleafant, orrunning. 
 Selophebads daughtet.Qum. 26.33, and 27.1, alloa 
 kine. Jlofj.12.24. 
 
 Tihbite. taking captine,turning,fitting,02 dwelling. 
 Eliiahs Carname of Thesbo a citp of Manalſeh on tye 
 CE aff ive of Joꝛdan, teere mount Giiesd.1.hiu. 17.2, 
 
 Titus Goxowrable.a Greeke, whom aul circumci⸗ 
 feu not and why. Galat.2. 3,4 Paul calleth him bzos 
 ther.2. Coꝛ.2·i z.and naturall onne, Titus 1.4. Paul 
 deaueth bim in Creta, and why. Tit. 1.5. reade 2.60} 
 8.6, allo an Amdaſladour of che Romaneg, ſutnamed 
 Manilius.2.98ac-11.34. 
 
 Tizite.a /cattering fcattered,oz going out, a citizen 
 of Tizi .Chꝛo.i 1.45. 
 
 € Toah.a weapon oza dart.1. Chai 6. 34. 
 
 Tob good, oꝛ coodneffe, Juvg.11.3. 
 
 Tob-adonitah.a good gouernour, o} a good Lord, o, 
 
 a gnod foot of the pilar ofthe Lord.t. Ciz.17-8. 
 Tobial:.a geod Lord, oꝛ the goodneffe ofthe Lorde, 
 Ezra 2.60, F2eh.2.10,0 eb.1.1. 
 Tobias, and Tobit. idera. The name bath of father 
 
 * gnafonne.Tob.1.1.9. reave the wicle booke. Allo 
 
 ‘Tobia 
 Tobiah 
 Thochen 
 
 Thogorma 
 Thogarma 
 Togarma 
 . 
 
 the father of Hircanus 2.Adac.3.11. 
 
 Tobiiahédema Leuite.2, Ch217.8.alloa captive 
 Zech.6. 10. 
 
 Tochen.the middle, oꝛ betwegne the 
 pared.a citie. t. Ch2.4.3 2. 5 
 
 Togarmah.fireng,o2 bony, oꝛ ouer muc hanhabit ed. o 
 avery firanger,o} fearing greatiy o} doubt ſul highnes. 
 
 middle, oz pre- 
 
 The loune of Gomer. Genel. 10,3.1.7hzon-1,4 OF 
 
 The firk Table. 
 
 ViIATS 
 
 bim deſceuded a people of Afa the leſſe.Ezek.27 14. 
 and 38.6. 
 
 Tohu.4wing.1.Seam.1.0. 
 
 Toi.erriag king of Damath.2.Ga.8 9 looke Tou. 
 
 Tokhath.takwg vato hin a figne. 2. €)10.3 4122.2. 
 Kin.a22.14. 
 
 Tola.a worme, Dens names. Cen, 46.13.1. Chro 
 7-1. Judg. 10.1. 
 
 Tolad natiitie oꝛ generation A citie.i. Chg. 4.29. 
 
 Tolaites.wormes, 0? lattle wormes. a famille delcen⸗ 
 Dev ot Tola.Mum.2ↄ6.2 3. 
 
 Tolman. fasthfull,og that faith trueth, oꝛ a workman, 
 0} under maſter. i. Eld.5. 32. 
 
 Tom.a twanne,0z deepene ffe without bottome. looke 
 Thomas. 
 
 Topaz.a precious fone. Exo.28.17. Reu, 21.20. 
 
 Tophel.decay, o. Bolifhnes,a place.Deut.1,1, 
 
 Tophet,o3 Topheth. a timbrel, o} tabret, a leading 
 alide ogan enlarging, A place in the lubutbs of Peru 
 fatem, where parents ofred their chitozen, halfe bure 
 ned in fre, to Molech 2. Rin.a 3.20. Iſa 30,33. 
 
 Tou, Thon,es Toi 1. Chꝛ. 18.9. 
 
 € Trachonitis.onie, 0} cruel, A region of Spia. 
 Luk.3.21. 
 
 Tripolis.of three cities.a citie.ꝛ.Mac.aa.i. 
 
 Troas bored through.a citie of Alia the letie.2.€03. 
 2.12.2, Tim 4. 13. Acts 16.8, 
 
 Trogyllium. a cite in the ple Samos.Acta 20.15. 
 
 Trophimus. nouriſhed, oꝛ brought vp A companion 
 of Baul. Acts 20.4.anB 2 1.29.2. CTim. 4. 20. 
 
 Tryphena,oz Tryphoſa. delicious, 02 delicate. Two 
 govip women. Roni. 16.12. 
 
 Tryphon. dem.2. Mac.i 1.39. @15.37.AND 12. 39.* 
 
 G Tubal borae, oꝛ brought,oz worldly og confuſion, oʒ 
 fander, Japhets ſonne.Gen.i o.2.i Chron. 1. 5. The 
 Jewes called Italit bp his name. Iſa.ss.i19. Eze. 27 
 13.aNB 32.26, 
 
 Tubal-kain, worldly poffefion , a birds neft of the 
 world,poffeffing confuſion, o} imitating lander, The 
 firt beafier and ſmith· Gen 4.22, 
 
 Tubieni,fraw,e3 mixed with fraw, anfwering wel, 
 oz gratifying well. Jemes fo called, 1. Wat 12,27. 
 
 Tubinwmeafured welaz good meaſure, o good wine, 
 a citie of the Gadites.i.Mac.z5. 3. 
 
 @ Tychicus.ca/isal,oz happening Pauls kelſow {ey 
 uant Act# 20.4.6 pl €.21.Col 4.7.2. Tim.4.12. 
 
 Tygris.the fharpne fè of ſwifineſſe, oꝛ a [harp found, 
 62 voice 0} a Merrie found 02 a merrie fwiftnes, Deby. 
 and Spꝛi one voice} one onely fwifine ffe, G river og 
 flood which compaflerh Delopoiamia: of the which 
 mention is made.Cob,6.1.Ecclu, 24.29, calle’ Divs 
 pekel.Ben.2.14. 
 
 Tyrannus ruling,o24 prince. Dee in whole {choole 
 Jp aul Dapp diſputen Acts 19.9, 
 
 Tyrus-a breaking with a flare aſiege, o} binding, 
 Singing, on firength, oparecke. A ciue bp Libanus. 
 Tue citizens called Tyrians.Ecclus.g6. 18. Df both 
 the which mention is made.2.D8am.5.1 1. 1. Kin. 5. 1. 
 Pral 45. 12. Pſal. 3 7lal.87.4. Iſa.a 3. 1. IS⸗47. 
 4 C7eh.26.2.¢ 27.3." Joel 3.4. Amos 1.9. Fech. 9. ay 
 3. Matt. 11.21. and 15.25. Mar. 5. 8. duke 10 14, 15. 
 Acta21.3,7. 
 
 V 
 
 Vagezatha Priukling the chamber. Heb. ; Spz · w⸗ 
 Oliue trees. 12.9.9. 
 
 Vaniah,nourifhment of the Lord, 03 weapons of the 
 Lord. Ezta 10.35. 
 
 Vafhni fecend,charged,a tooth, o} my yeere, 1.0200 
 6.20.) *2S 
 Vafhti,drinking doubling, putting, og hempe, Bing 
 Ahathucrokh wife GReg 1.9.* gyd 
 
 Thehu 
 Thoi 
 Thecvath 
 Thicua - 
 Thola 
 
 Tholad 
 Tholaites 
 
 Thomas 
 
 Thophel 
 Thophet 
 Thopheth 
 
 Thogu 
 
 Thochoe 
 nites 
 
 Troada 
 
 Thubal 
 
 Thubal-caia 
 
 Tubianei 
 
 Thubia, 
 
 Tyre 
 
 Vaizatha 
 lezatha 
 Ouania 
 Vania 
 Vaſni 
 Vaſſen⸗ 
 Vafthi. 
 
Olla 
 
 Amah 
 Amma 
 Hanni 
 Ani 
 
 Vaphft 
 
 Vapfi 
 
 Ophaz 
 Ophir _ 
 Vrban 
 Her 
 
 Vrias 
 Vria 
 Ourias 
 
 Aurim 
 
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 Vriel 
 Oꝛ iel 
 Ezxiel 
 Ozielites 
 
 Sennim 
 Zaenanim 
 Saananim 
 - Saauan 
 Sabad 
 
 Sebadiah 
 Sebadia 
 
 22 AiB: 
 
 Vel, defiring God. E38 10.34. J 
 
 @ Viam.a a ar galerie, 0} firength, o} foolifhnes 
 ef them, Bens names. 1-CLiy2.7.16. and 8.39. 
 
 Vila.alfiing vp,a facrifice killed on the altar, an ine 
 fart, alittle one, 02 4 leafe. 1.203.739 
 
 @ Vmmah. darkened, cowered, ha people,oz with him 
 a citie. Jofh.19.30. 
 
 ¶ Vnni. an anfwere, oꝛ ſong, 02 af fucked, oppoore. 
 Certaine men. i.Chz.iA 5. 18,20. Nehe. 12.9, 
 
 € Vopſi. a thing broken, o} parched, a portion, a di- 
 miniſping, oꝛ diminifhed. IRUuM.1 3. 153. 
 
 @ Vpharfin. Dat.s5.35. 
 
 Vphaz. pure gold. A place. Yere. 10.9. Dat.10.$. 
 
 @ Vr. fre, o2 light. acitic. Gen. 11.28. 
 
 Vrbanus, ciuill,courteous,0p gentle in ſpeech. Palils 
 feliow belper.Rom.16,9. 
 
 Vii. my light, oꝛ fire. Bens names. Crodus 31.2. 
 1.0 §2.2.20, 1. kin. 4 19. E38, 10.24 
 
 Vriah. o2 Vriiah, the fire of the Lord, oʒ the light of 
 the Lord. ens names. zs Hari. 1 1.3,6,7.* €12.9. 
 Ezra 8.33. Mehe.3,4. Ila.8.z. Jere,26,10.2.kings 
 16.10, Matth. 1. 16. 
 
 Vriel. dight,02 fire of God.2. Chꝛ.i 3.2. Aifoan Ans 
 gel.2.G 0.4.1, 
 
 Viin: light. Exod-28,30. 
 
 Vihai. mine iniguitie, o} time, oꝛ frewardne/f2,02 an 
 houre.1,0b2.9.4. 
 
 Vz, counfailz,op wood: after the Spzian, aſtened. 
 Mens names. Gen. 10.23. and 32,21, and 36. 2 8. Allo 
 & countrep. Fob 1.1-Lam.g.21. 
 
 Vzai. the,02 he. Mehe.3.2 5. 
 
 Vzal, wandring. failing, facling forward, oʒ diftslling 
 from th: head. Øen. 10.27. 
 
 Vzia. the ſtrength of the Lord, oʒ the bucke Geate of 
 the Lord, 1.,0632.11.44. 
 
 Viziiah. idem. Nehe.t t.4. 
 
 Vzza,02 Vzzah. ferength, 02 a goate, Hens names. 
 2. king.21.18. 1.0§2.6.29. 0nd 8.7. 2. Sam.6. 3, to 9, 
 
 Vzzen Sherah.an eare Lappe of flefh ozan earelappe 
 remaining. A city. 1.0 2.7.24. 
 
 N enuas firength oꝛ my goate (Hens names. 
 1.02.6.5,5 1. and 7.2,7, Ezra 7.4. Meh.i 1.12. and 
 22.59,42. 
 
 Vzziah,ag Vzia. Weng names. 1.0 h3-6.24. 2.chz. 
 26.1.” Ezra 10.24. looke Azariah, 
 
 Vuziel. the ſtrength of God, 0} the buck goat of God. 
 oaths fonne. Erod.6.18. Leni. 10.4. 1.4 3.6.2. DE 
 him came the Vzzielites,Qu.3-27. Allo mens names, 
 1.2 52.4.43.89-7. 4 — Chꝛ.20.14. Nehe. 3. d. 
 
 Zaanaim. J plaine. Jud.⸗.a 1. 
 
 Zaanan. a going forth, A citie. Micah.i.11. 
 
 Zaanannim. meuings,o2 a mouing,02 one fleeping A 
 countrep. Jelh.19.33. 
 
 Zaauan. trembling, Oen.36.27- 
 
 § Zabad. 2 dowry, 02 endowed. 1. Chꝛ. 2. 36. and 7. 
 21. Eta 10.27, 3343. 2: Chꝛ 24. 26. 
 
 Zabadiah.a dowry oꝛ endowed of the Lord, 1,€.8:15 
 
 Zabbai flowing. G3ra 10,28. 
 
 Zabdi, ag Zabad. Jo.7.1,17, Mehe.11.17, 
 
 Zabdiel. the dowrte of God, 02 endowed of God, 
 Certaine mens names mentioned, 1.€h3.27.3. ep. 
 
 _35.14g.an0 1. ac.0 1.17 
 
 Zabud, as Zabad. 1 Tings 4-5. 
 
 Zabulon, looke Zebulun. The lenne of Taakob. Ge. 
 30.20. and 35.23. Eron. 1.3. be is bieflen.Gen.49.13 
 Deu, 33.13. His portion. Joh-19.9,10,t0 17. Wig chil- 
 Bren. Gen, 46.14. MMum.26.26,27. Thep could not exe 
 pelthe Canaanites, but mate them tributaries. Juv- 
 ges r.30. Alla the countrie where the tribe of Zabu- 
 Jon dwelt. Matth.4. 13, 15. 
 
 W The firft Table. 
 
 — perplexity. a place. Joh.3.16, 
 
 Z.E D 
 
 Zaccai, oz Zachai.pure,weate. 0} after the Spzien, 
 iuſt, oꝛ made int TRehe.3,20. AND 7.14. 
 
 Zaccheus, idews. Aman whe lopged Chꝛill. Luk. r9 
 2, tort. 
 
 Zacchur, anv Zaccur. mindfull,remembring oꝛ of the 
 male kind. eng nameg. HUM.1 3.5.1 Chꝛon. 4.26, 
 and 24,27. and 25.2, 
 
 Zachat ag Zaccai. E3ta2.9. 
 
 Zachariah, mundfull ofthe Lord,oz man ofthe Lord. 
 Jeroboams fon , who (ucceeded pim ; Laine bp Shal⸗ 
 lum.2.king.14:29. E15. 8, to 13. Ailo Johr Baptiſts 
 father. Lũk.a.5, to 23. bis ſong. Luke 1.67, to 80.aife 
 a pzieſt. Luke ĩ 1.51.Matth. 23. 35.2. Chꝛ.24. 20, 21. 
 Di this name reade 2. king. 8.2. Ezra 8 3. 1. Eta 
 and 5.8.2, EID. 1.40. 1.Qae. 5-1 8. iooke Zechariah. 
 
 Zacher. mindful oman. i. Chꝛ. 8. 31. 
 
 Zadok. iu/tifed, o} infi. Mens nameg. 2, Samiel 
 8.17. and 15.24. 4. bing. 2.35. Ezta 7.2. 
 
 Zaham. detefling, o} vacleane. 2. 52.11.19. 
 
 Zair. inla 02 a broken flaile. A citie. 2. Riv.8.21, 
 
 Zalaph.a [hadom oz ringing, o? fhakings Deg Spri. 
 a fhadow ioymed together. IRehe.3 * eee DE 
 
 Zalmon, darknes,oz hs image,o2 the fhadow ofa gift Zelmon 
 A mount. Jusg.9.48.{Pfal.68,14.Alloone of Danidg Selmon - 
 Wwo2tbies, 2.Samu.23.28. Zalmana 
 
 Zalmonah.a g:ft ofthe foadow,o3 eur image.A mats Salmana 
 Gon. Fim. 3 3.41, : Zalmuna 
 
 Zalmunna a fhadow forbidden,o a /hadsw 03 image. Zamti . 
 of perturbation, A king. Judges 8.5. Jfal.83.11. Zom-zoms 
 
 Zambri: Gnging, 02.4 vine, o} athinking.1.99a0.2. mim ` 
 26, FRum.2 5.120 Zom-z< 
 
 Zamzummims. thinking wickedneſſe, 02 wickedses mims} 
 of wicked men. A people. Deut 2. 20. Zanoz 
 
 Zanoah, forget ſulnes, oꝛ caſting from, oz that reft, o ‘ 
 that comfort, A citp. Joſ.i 5. 34, 56. allo mang uame 
 1. Chr.4. 13. Mehe.11. 30. Zanoe 
 
 Zanuah. idem. Mehe. 3:13, Zonoa ` 
 
 Zaphnath paaneah.a man to whom fecrets are reuei- Zaphnathe | 
 Jed, ozin the Egyptian tongue, z (zuiour of the world paaneach ie 
 The name which Pharaoh gaue Jjoleph.Gen.ae gs. Saphon 
 
 Zaphon. the northea/t winde, oʒ hid, oꝛ a beholder. A Zarek 
 place. Zofh.13.27. J Zarah 
 
 Zara, 02 Larah.rifing 02 clearence: Gen. 38. 30. and Saraa 
 46.12. Num 26. 20. 1. Chꝛ. 2.4. 8 
 
 Zareah, deprofie,o a hornet. A citp.elje, 11.29, > 
 
 Zared. a ſtrange going down,0z power fpread abroad 
 A river, Mum.⁊ 1.1 2. looke Zered. Sareptha ` 
 
 Zarephath, perplexitie of bread, 03 the perfwafion of 7 arphatka 
 perpiexity. T citp betweene Gpe and Fidon.1.fiings Sareptas 
 17.9. Dbad.20. Luke 4.26. ' Zarthan 
 
 Zaretan. tribulation, 02 perplexitie, 02 a binding 502 Sarthan 
 Zarehites 
 Zareites 
 
 Zachai 
 
 Zacheus: 
 Zacur 
 Zachue 
 Zech 
 Zachtus 
 Zacharias 
 Zacharie 
 Zachari 
 
 Zadoc 
 Sadok - 
 Zoon 
 Seira 
 
 delepk 
 
 Zarhites. cleare. Two kamilies, the ene came of Ze- 
 rah Simeonsfonne. lum. 26.13. The other of Zerah 
 Judahs fonne. Mum.26.20. 
 
 Zartanah.ag Zaretan.@ place bp Iſrael.i.kin ⸗4. 12 Zarthana 
 
 Zattu. av old treg. a man. Ezta 2.8. Mehe. 0 14. Sarthana 
 
 Zaza. belonging toall,o3 all maner of wayes: a wild Zatthu. Ze- 
 bealt,02 jhinng bright. Opꝛ. going backe.1. Oh. 2.33. thua 
 
 € Zebadiah.the dowry of the Lord,ogthe Lord bath Zethua 
 endowed, Gertaine men. 1.0620n.8,17. ANB 12.7. and Ziza 
 26.2.2 Chr· 19.18, Ezra 8.8, Zebadia 
 
 Zebah, facrifice, 02.4 beaſt killed in facrifice for vi« Zebadia 
 tory, 02 a bz heading 402 a kulling. A king of Midian. Zeba 
 Judg. 8.5.Pſel.83.11. Zebedee 
 
 Zebedeus. a dowrie, 02 endowed, Father of Tamed $ 
 and John. Matth.a. 21. his wife maketh requeſt to 
 Chik foz her twochilnzen. Batth.20,20,21. 
 
 Zebina, 2 flowing,0} flowring now: on after the Dp- 
 rian, 2 /el/inz, oꝛ buying E3ta 10.43. 5 
 
 Zeboim. tle Does, oʒ Goates, oꝛ faieo3 chicfe. Pe Seboim 
 
 E 2 willing 
 
 Zabina 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 Zena 
 _ Sophonias, 
 Sophonia 
 
 Zephania.. 
 Zepheniah, 
 Sephath 
 
 Saredatha 
 Zererath 
 Zares: 
  Sereth : 
 Sarathafar 
 
 Sori 
 
 _Seror 
 Serua 
 Zaruia 
 Sarnia 
 
 him and pis people. Jere. 37.3% 0 
 
 “Sophoniah 
 ‘Sopheni,,.. 
 
 Zarathazar’ 
 
 ILSE- R 
 
 3 wiling Veity.Ge.t0o.19.a014.2, a balleyx. ..Sam. 
 13.18. a billage: Meher 1374.: 
 Lebudah, endowed pezan endowing. 2. king. 23 36. 
 Zebulun, a dwelling, 02 dwelling place , 02 abyding, 
 Jaakobs tenth fonne. Gen-30;20. looke Zabulon, 
 Zebul-édem. Judges 9.282 
 Zechariah, ag Zachariah A pzophet.Sech.1.1. Ma⸗ 
 np of this name. 1.262 $958 9.21,37.6 15.18,20524 
 and 24525 .E WHA By S27 24. z.002.17.7.E20,14. 
 and 24.2. and 24,20,8:29,0,13. Ezra 8.341, 16. and 
 10,26, Mehe Trek SESEL. Ila.8.2.1.Eld. 
 1.3 aud 5.8. and 8.38.2. Eſdr. 1.40, 
 Ledad,og Zedadah.ha ſde hu hunting 03 bis traps, 
 q city, Eik 47. c5 Mung, 8a 
 Zedekish;looke Zidkiah. Che ſonne df Joſtah fo naz 
 med of Nebuchad·uezzar made king of Yuday.z.hin. 
 24,17." Sletes37-F« his Deliruction. 2.bing.25.5,t0 8. 
 Jere.5 2.1 to 12. E3911 ta 8. whieh was fozetolD. Her. 
 37-8517. Gjzeed2.3,t0 ZANY 07,02." and 21.25,26, 
 27% Chꝛo 36. 10. hee endeth to Jeremie to pray foz 
 
 Zeeb. a wolfe. Uuog-7.25. Pale prn 
 “Lelavarhs a fide, opialeing. a citie Jolh.18.28. 
 Zelek the fhadow of onediching , opthe ringing of 
 one fruiting. 1. LYR-11.39, 2 Sama 3.37. 
 Zelophehad «tue jhadow of feare , wpthe ringing of 
 ferre Qum.26.33. 27. ,to 8. 36. 2.* Joi. 17-354 
 > s-Lelzah.ewoene tatera vilſage. ac am. 10, 26 
 “Lemarim, 00, oꝛpith of trees, a citp. Joſh· 18.22 
 Zemari ideri, Genicor 8s e 20.1206. 
 Zemaraim, zdem, a hill in mount Sphzaim. 2.C hyo. 
 
 §3.4+ 5 
 Zemirah, a foag sm fuging, ogavine op a palms, 92 
 4 thinking na Cht.7-85 62>: ; 
 
 s Lenamweculdages,og a tar get, oʒ weapons. acitie. Joſh. 
 15.37. P l BW 
 
 -  Zenas. lining. Titus garg. 
 
 5 «Zephaniah the amg of the Lord. oꝛ the fecret ofthe 
 ; Lardso3 the beholder of the Lordia Prophet- Zeph i-r. 
 Dither names.2hings 25.18. Jer.37.3. 1. CH6. 36> 
 Sech.6.10, 23.41.40. S 
 
 Zephat. locking glaffes, a couering,a boking forjo a 
 bony. combe. A citp cated allo Hoꝛnah. Judg. idi 7. 
 
 Zephi. 2 beholder a couering,s leoking for ,oga'höny 
 combe gen. z6. 11. : : 
 
 Zephon, the zortheaft winde, 0) hid, 02 a beholder 
 Num.26.15. called Ziphion.Ge. 46.16. DF him came 
 the Zephonites. Mum 26.15, 
 
 Ler..perplexitie, tribulatsan, 02 4 bond, 02a bringing 
 x together of Arength, o2 a rocke, a citp, Joth.19.35.° 
 
 Zerah. rsfing 02 cleareneffe. Pens names. Hen. 36 
 
 13,33- GND 46.52. 1.062.2.4. Mat i. 3. 
 
 Zeraiah op Zerahiah. the Lord rifing, 02 the cleeres 
 
 effe of the Lord. Mens names .4:Ch}.6.6,5 1.31.76 
 
 4. LE loz 3.2. : 
 ` sr Lered.ag Zared locke Zaredand Deut.2,13. 
 
 Zereda. perplexitie: acitie. LEIRG 11.26, 
 ` Zeredathah.idem: a place 2.02.4.17. 
 Zererah.a place. Yudg.7. 22. —J 
 Lereth. ſtaiteriug heritage Hamans wife. ER 5.10 
 Zeverhag Zer. t. O 62.4 7. 
 
 i 
 ó 
 
 — 
 
 the forme of blackene Je. acitie. Goth. 13. 19. 
 
 Leri.a bond ; 2 bringing-together , roſin, triacle, a 
 rocke, on trong. 1.02.25 .3. 
 
 ‘Levor a bond.o2 abiding, og a litle flone.1.Dam 9.1 
 © Zeruah. full of leprofie, oza hornet. s Bing, 18.26, 
 
 Zeruiah, perplaxitie oꝛ tribulation of che Lord,opa 
 bringing together, oꝛ forme of the Lord. Abiſhais fa- 
 ther. 1: Sam.26.6 Ailo Joabs mother. 2-Sant.17 25 
 Aker oDauiu.1.Chz 2.56. DEF hey ehildzen Dauid 
 
 “The fire Table. 
 
 Zereththahar. of the.mourning, bringing togetler,e2 - 
 
 LOBES 
 
 complaineth. 2.Sam.16.10. anbBrg9,22. p 
 Zerubbabel, repugnant to confuſion, oꝛ ſtrange from 
 
 Zorobabel 
 confuſion, a difperfion of confuſion, oꝛ a circle of cofis- 
 
 Sorobabel 
 
 ſion, oꝛ 4 firanger at Babel. Donne to Pevaia).a.c. 
 
 3.19. Mephew toSbheaitiel. Ezra 3.2, Mehe 12.2, 
 called Shelhbaszar. Eira 1.8.and 5:14. and Berea 
 chiab. Mehe.s. 18. He reed: fierh the temple in deſpite 
 of ail enennes. Eze. 3.2." Zech 4. 6,7. De contended 
 to pꝛoue what tying was ſtrongeſt. r. Eſoz· 3. 4. aud 
 qt: * and 5,5. reade Dag. 1.1.* and 2;3,5, 22* Ece- 
 clus 49.00. Wat.1.12. Luke 3.27, 
 
 Zethan. their oliue, oꝛ a place where elie trees doe 
 grows r Ch2.7.10, and 26,22, 
 
 Zethar. shat beholding, 03 fearching out dilzzently, 
 othe olizetree of veholding , 02 thatiartle birdi An 
 Eunuch. Eleri 
 -+€ Zia. Jweate oz fwellnz. 1: Ehl. 5. 1 3. 
 
 Ziba. an hofteoz.a mit, 62 firength, oza fhip cors- 
 
 Zetham 
 
 Zie 
 Siba 
 
 ming. leruant of Saal. loke Mephibofheth. 
 
 Sibion 
 Sebeon 
 
 Sibia 
 Sebia 
 Zebiah 
 Sebia 
 Zechri 
 Zicri 
 
 Affedim. 
 
 Zedekiah 
 Sedecias 
 Zedekia 
 Zedkiah 
 Sedecias. 
 Sidoa 
 
 ‚© Zibeon; miquitie ſtading, oga felling of Gnnerafter 
 the Sprian, dipped oz dipping sn. Ute roy of Sele. d. 
 Cb2.1.38, Ge.36,20, Allo the father of Anah. Ge. 36.2 
 
 Zibia; æ little Doe yega litle Goate, 03 chre fe, og the 
 Lord flanding : Sprian, wilkng. 1, L039- 
 
 Zibiah, sdem, Mother of Hepsalh, 2.kings 1241.2, 
 Cz.24.6 
 
 Zicrl. remembrance , 02 remembring, epmankind, 
 Hens names. Er9.6.29. 1.) h2.3.1.9.2 3527-8 G 
 26.25 52.Q02/271 16,0 2341, and 23.7. Mebe.re.9, 
 
 Ziddim. hunzings oꝛ treafons: o} atieripe Spriat, 
 deftructsens, a ciue. Joth.19.35. 
 
 Zidkiahithe inflice of the Lord,03 the iuft of the Lord 
 The foune of Jeſtah, looke Zedekiah, 
 
 - Lidkiiah.idew, A table prophet. r kings 22.11, 24, 
 
 2.0 62.18,10,23. Another. Mehe.ro.s. 
 
 Zidon.a hanter, oꝛ huntang oz the fhip of iadgement, 
 Canaaris fone. Ge.20.1 5, Allo a citieon the ſeeſide 
 in Phenice, in f bozder of Judas, hue bp Zidon. Ge. 
 10.19, Goh. 11.8. and 19,28 Luke 4.26. looke Sidon 
 
 Ziha. brightnes, oꝛ hite nes, oꝛ drought. Qeh. 11.28 
 
 Tijm. Jfa 321. Jetegozg oc 
 | Liktagithe powring out of water of a meaſure, oꝛ ma 
 king narrow a meafure, d citie. Joih.15.3 1. ana 19.5 
 ginen onto Dauid. 1.am.27.6. butnt bp the Ama- 
 lekited. r. Saw.3o.8. 
 ~ Zillah. a (hadew , a rosfing yoza ringing : oz after 
 the Sprtan. take. Beng dg. i 
 -= Zillethai wy [þadom, my ringing, 02 ray roafling:0} 
 afterthe Spidi: my talke. 1.092 8.20. * 
 
 Zilpah, a 4:ftslling fromthe head or the mouth, 92 
 good cheape, 02 contempt of the mouth. Labans hand⸗ 
 maite, which he gaue puto Leah. Gen.29.24.and he 
 tober hulband Jaakob. Ger.30.9,10, 
 
 Zimmah, thought, wickednef[e,03 diſhoneſtie. The 
 ‘fonne of Jahath. r: Chz0.6.20. allo the fontie of Dpi- 
 mef. 1.Q.)}0.6.42. 
 
 Zimran. a fong, 03 inging, 02 a vine, oꝛ a thinking, 
 Gen.25.2. 
 
 Zimri. dem, Certaine men.jJQu. 25.14, 1kings 16 
 9,10, (8. 1. h20.2.6.ann 8.36. and 0 42. Allo 8 coune 
 ttep. Jere. 25. 25. 
 
 Zin weapons, atarget , 02 coldneffe. A wilderneſſe Zim 
 Num.13.22. 
 
 Zina. belonging to all, oꝛ all maner of wayes, 02 4 
 wild beaft, o shining bright, og afterthe Spzian, 
 going backe. &- Cho 23.10. cine 
 
 Zion, a beape, a tombe looking glaffes,o2 drought. 
 fort m Jeruſalem, (called alfothe mount of rhe Lord, 
 andthe holy mount) on the top wherecf was a towze, 
 fallen the citie of Denit. 2.44.5.7,9. r.h 1 1,5,6, 
 
 7. Plal a.s. The heaueniy Zion — Time 
 re 
 
 Siaha. 
 
 Zekelag 
 Zikelag. 
 Siceleg 
 
 Zella 
 Sella 
 Zilthai 
 Selethai 
 Zilpha 
 Zelpha 
 
 Zemma 
 Zimma 
 Zamma 
 Zamrana 
 
 Zamari 
 Zambri 
 
2° @*°B 
 
 reate Tia. 2.3. and 3. 16, 17, ee. 
 
 The firſt Table. 
 
 dement in that, oꝛ a (welling. A titie.2 .am.s.s ant 
 
 Sior Zior.lttle,o3 the fhip of one watching. Q citie. Joſh. 10.6. 
 15-54. _ Zobebah.an armie, 02 warfare in that, 0} {welling Lobeba 
 Ziph.that mouth,that cheehe. Spꝛ falſe, oꝛ falſpood· in that. i. Chao 4.8. Soboba 
 A citte.Jofh.15.24,5 5. Ailo a delett.i.Sam.a 3. 14. Zohar, whste,og bright, Father of Ephzon.Gen.23. Soar 
 Ziphites The Ziphims dilconcred to Sail where Dauin 8. Allo the ſonne of Simeon. Gen.46.10. Sohar 
 toas.1.@am.23.19.and he pzapeth. Plal.5 4.1.* Zoheleth,creeping much, oꝛ drawing. places Kite 
 Sipha Ziph and Ziphah.sdews. Che tonnes of Jehaleel. 1, 1.9. 
 70.4. 16. Zoheth.a feparation,ozthat fearefull,oy amazing og 
 Sephon Ziphion, as Zephon. looke Zephon, that broken a funder. Deb an Sp2.that going dows. 
 Zephron Ziphron Heb. and Spzthe falſhood ofa ſong, oꝛ re- 1. Chꝛ. a. 20. 
 goycing. Dne of the cities which bouubeth thelanDof  Zophah.ariole, oz binding a commandement, oʒa Supha 
 Canaan on the North. Mum. 34.9. commandement of (welling. .L2-7 35. 
 Ziphor Ziphor.a bird, 02 fparrow,o} crowne,oz defert. Dyg. . Lophai.a bebolder,oz ahonie combe,on a fwimming, Sophai 
 Sephor a kidde, 03 early, JAUM.22.2,4, 10,16, 02 2 couer, oꝛ a lovking for. 1.Gb2,6.26. Zophad 
 Zipporah Ziphorah.a mourning,cwc.a% Zippor-Daughterof  Zophar. the mourning time, a crowne,a circle, oga Soyhar 
 Sephora Reuel, and wife of Boles, Ered. 2.21, whe fearing (Parow'oz after the Spzian,a kid, Joh. 2.11, 
 Gods vengeance, circumciferh ber fonne-gexob.4.25.  Zorahdeprofie,og a hornet. A citꝑ.Joſh.19.a41. Jud. Zaraak 
 She and her two chilozen mecte Woles in the wil⸗ 13.2,25. Saraa 
 derneſſe. Exod 18.2 ,to 6. Zorobabel, looke Zerubbabel, 
 Zilthai Ziltai.a fhadowe,a ringing 02 roaſtixg: oꝛ after the ^ Zuar.little. oꝛ the commandement of the city:on af: Suar 
 Salathi Syrian,entreating.1.Cbhzo. 12.20. ter the Syrian,a maker narrow.3Qum.1.8. 
 Sis Liz. a floure a yong Bring,or4a bufh of haire curled,  Zuph. a watch, ogcouereng, oza honie combe, 0} a Suph 
 e? jizht.Dpr-wing.A place.r.€ 26.20.16. [ximming, oz lookeng for. 1.Dam.t-1.1.E02.6 35. 
 Sifa Ziza.belonging to all,oz all maner of way,o.a wilde Lur. æ rocke, on ftrong, oga former of any thing, oz Sur- 
 beaft, o} fhining bright. Spri. going backe, Senne of bound, op binding. A Ring of Midian. Mum 2531 Fa 
 Siphei.r. Chz0.4.37- Allo the fonne of Rehobsam. aud 31.8, 
 2.0 hz. 81.20. Zuriel.the rocke of God,the frength of God,the for- Suriet 
 Liz Zirah.idem.i. Chꝛ.23 TI. ming ofGod 0} the boaund, or bending of God. Qu. 335. 
 Soan q¶ Zoan. moung, o mud, city in Egypt Rum. Zuriſtaddai.the roche,ſtrength fafhion, o} figure of Zuriſhaddai 
 13.23. Plalm.28. 12, 43. Iſai.i9.13. and 30.4. Eʒek. the almightie,oz of ene wafting. Aum, 1.6. Suriſaddai 
 33-14. Zuzims. poffes, oz lintels ower a doore 63 fhining. Suzime 
 Soar Zoar. little, A citie called allo Bela.Ge.13,20.and Spz.departing oz money.Cald. Arong A mightp peos Sufimes 
 Segor 14.2.and 19.22, 23, 30. Alſo a citie. Ila.15.5. ple, which Chedozlaomet deſtroied foz rebellion. gen. 
 Soba Zoba,oz Zobah.an armie,ez warring, oꝛ a comman- 145,t0 13. 
 
 PO PNA S. 
 
 -sæ The fecond Alphabet of directions to common _ 
 
 places conteining all the Englifh words, conducing vnto moft 
 
 of the neceffarieit and profitableft doétrines, fentences, andin- 
 ſtructions, which are to be found in the olde and 
 
 The further contents and vfe whereof, more at large appeareth 
 inthe Epiftle written vnto the Reader, and placed | 
 
 $ minable. Deut.7. 26. 
 ` The puniſhment of the Ab- 
 ominable, Reue.31.8,27. 
 ™ (bat things are Abomina- 
 ble ta the Lod. De.7.25.¢ 27-15. Iſ 41.24. 
 The true leruice of God counted Abomi- 
 nation with the wicked, Exsd.d. 26. 
 Whe Abomination of the Gentiles Rot to 
 be foliowed, Leuit, 18.22,23,24. 
 Faille meights and mealures, and doing 
 pntighteoully,abominable.Deut.2z5.16. 
 Judah imitated the abominations of the 
 Gentiles.i Ring. 14.24. 
 That which is highlx eeemes among 
 
 
 
 newe Teſtaments. 
 
 before the firk Table. 
 
 men, ig abomination in the fight of Gon. 
 Husk, 16.15. Pꝛo.r5. 8. 
 
 The abomination of Belolation ſtanding 
 inthe bolp place.Jooke Moat.24. 19. Wat 1 3. 
 14. Luk. ⁊ i.20. Dan. 9.27. 
 
 Iſtaels abominations Eze.d.s. x 16.2.* 
 Iſa.i.1 3, 14. su 
 
 The cuppe and mother of Abominations. 
 Reue.17 4.5. 
 
 Abhorve. Mee ought not to abhorre anp 
 mans perfon.Dettt 23.7. 
 
 The Lanverer and couble tenguen, to bee 
 abhorred Ecelus 28, 13. anv tivo lozes of 
 people.dEcclus.50.25. 
 
 The minifiers wicked life cauleth Gods 
 wod ¢ factaméts to be abhorred.1.9 4.2.17 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 The wicked abhorre them that reprooue 
 their tsults.Amos 5.10. But Paul wilieth 
 bs toabhorre euill, and cleane to the good. 
 Rem... - 
 
 Abide. Except weeabive in Shift, wee 
 can Doe no good thing. fobu15.4,6,7. Luk. 
 19.5. John. 1.39.and 8.3 5. > 
 
 TU bo abideth in Chif 1.FJoh.2.6,10.and 
 3.6.24.And hols God abideth in vg.1.Foh.2 
 2427. 28. 
 
 Able. Laban not able to hutt Jaakob, 
 and mhp. Gen. z1. 29. ARR 
 
 No moan able to fulfil the Late Art.r gre 
 
 Abolifh. Chul barh abolithed Beath. 2 
 Tim, 1.30 and abzogaten the lawe of cere= 
 monies. C phe.2.15.Colofl,2.14 Gal.3.10,* | 
 
 È 3 Bont, | 
 
A CAB 
 
 Rom 7.24.* and all outward rises of Jud ai⸗ 
 call eꝛdinances. Flat. 1.11,12,13, and 9.4. 
 Serem-31.31,32,33,34. Dole. 6,6,.Amos 5. 
 21. Mic. ⁊. 10. 6 6,6.5005. 7.55659 Baruch 
 2.35 1 Dames 15.22, and the oader ef that 
 ꝓꝛietlhosd.Heb.7. 11,12. 
 
 Abſence. The abſence of a good magiſtrat 
 from bis gouernemnt, bzeedech great harme. 
 Mehe. 13.6,to 10, 
 
 Abfert, Paul abſent in body, and pzefent 
 in {pirit.1.@02-5.3.€ol.25. 
 
 Go be at home in tie body, gabfent from 
 the fLozd,wiar.2.€02.5.6. 
 
 Abfieme: Co abfteine from fognication, 
 and topp-1. Lhell, 4.3. Thep that cannot, tec 
 
 “them martie.1.4002.7.9. 
 
 To abſteine from all appearance of euilſl. 
 
 I. Oheii.5.23. 
 
 Abſtinence True abftinence is to abftaine 
 from fitine. Tob.i.t o.i.Thetſ.a.3, 4. 1. Det. 
 2,11,%2. 
 
 Unto thole that vſe abftinence, wiſe dome 
 is giuen.Oan.i.i7. and bodilx health. Ec- 
 Cing. 37.30. 
 
 Df the abſtinence of John Baptiſt, Wat. 
 3.4. Luke 1.15. War 1.6. DE Dales. Exod. 
 3428.4 24.16.Of Elüah. 1. king 19. 8. looke 
 
 Faſting. 
 
 Abundance. Abundance of al things com: 
 
 meth of Ged, and Halve ginen tothe thank- 
 
 ful. Deut.8.7.¢ 28.1.and 30.9 2.£2.32.29. 
 
 And taken away from rhe vnthankful. Deu, 
 
 28.47. Mens life canfilterh not in abũdance 
 of tempoga! commodities. uke 12.15. looke 
 
 Store and Plentie. 
 
 . Abundant. God ig abundant it gesdnefle 
 and tructh. Exod. 34.0. 
 buſes. Abufesin the Chutch to bee ree 
 dꝛelſed bp goed places accezding to Bods 
 wozd. Rom. 13.5,t6 7. Examples. 2. Rings 
 18.4.2, 092.07.6.2, Dring. 23.4." Esta 6. 11, 
 32.fee Princes. 
 
 Gods miniffers ought alwayes te preach 
 againg abuſcs.Examples. Mat.14.4. Wat, 
 6. 18. Luk. 3. 11, 112, 13, 14, 19. 1. Loz, 1. 10.* 
 and 5.1.* and6.1,t0 12. and 8.1." and 10, 6, 
 F and a1. 17. "and 14.4.* aC. 
 
 Abufe of Gens gifts repzouer. Patth. 25. 
 38. iLike 15.13. 
 
 Minikers ought not ts abufe their eurho 
 ritie inthe Golpel.r.Cozint.o.18, fee Tradi- 
 t1005, 
 
 GY Acception of petſons.ſee Perfons. 
 
 Acceffe. Both Jewes and Gentiles hane 
 acceffe to Good through faith, bp Shift, Ro. 
 5.2.00 ph-2.18.and 3.12. 
 
 Acconnt to bee rendzed of all at the laf 
 judgement, Eccles. 11.9. and 12.14, Rom. 
 54.12 Dea of euerꝑ tole wozo. Watt. 12.36. 
 1. Pet 4.5. 
 
 Accurſed.ſee Curfe and Execration. 
 
 Arcufe: Accufation. Mephiboſeth fallly 
 accufed to Dauis bp pis feruant Ziba, 2. 
 Ham, 16.3. 
 
 No accufation to be heard againkk an Ct. 
 Der, onder 2.02 3-witnefled.t.Tim.5.19. 
 
 Patan accufeth mankind before Gon. Job 
 
 3.10.4 2,5. and ig caſt Downe. Reue, 12.10, 
 | Dur wickedneſſe accufeth bs before Gov. 
 Ber.2.19-Tames 5 .3- ſo Doe our conlciences, 
 Rom. 2.15. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Thefecond Table, 
 
 Woles accuferh ihe It wes.John.5.45. 
 
 Accuficmed, Accuftomed to Boe oz {peake 
 euill, hatdiy won to gooBnefle. Jere. 13.23. 
 Ecclus.ꝛ 3. 5. ſee Cuftome, 
 
 J Adde. Nothing is to bee added o? fub- 
 racted to oz From the woꝛd of Gor. Deu.4. 
 2.€ 5.22.40 13.32. Joſh. 1.7, Pzo. 30,5, 5, 
 WBat..8.20,Hal.3.15.ikewe.22.18, 19. 
 
 Alminiſtrations. Diners gifts and admi- 
 niftrations of the (pitit in the Church., 202. 
 12.45. 
 
 Admonifh, Pꝛeachers fhoulb admonifh 
 their flotke. 1. Theſ 5. 12 and heta rhemrge 
 right wap. r, Sant.13.24.l¢¢ Exhort, Teach, 
 and Preachers. 
 
 Adopted, Hod hath preveHinated the E⸗ 
 lett foz ots Adopted childzen , befoze the 
 wozldes creation. Epheſ. 1.5. foz that caule 
 Chif came inte the wozld. Galat. 4.4, 5- 
 Rom. 8.15,23. i 
 
 Go the ewes appertaineth the adoption 
 of being a peculiar people vnto God. Rom. 
 
 9, 4. 
 
 Aduerfaries. The Lozdg aduerfaries fal 
 be vellroped 1. am.2.10, 
 
 Aduerfaries which tye Loz Hirred dp a- 
 gainli Salomõ foz his teolairp.2.Win.15.37 
 
 The deuill ig our aduerfarie.s.JSeter 5.8. 
 fee Enemie. 
 
 . Aduerfitie commetd of the Logd. Job r. 
 21.% 2.10.1920 3.12. Ecclug. 14.24. Not to 
 faint therein. zoit.24.10. Ghat poke to bee 
 bone in pouch: Lam. 3.27, Df Aduerſitie, 
 fee Proſperitie. 
 
 Adulterse foꝛbidden. Exo.ꝛ2o.14 Deut. 5. 
 18. Me ought to Ree fron it, aud mbp. Pzoit. 
 6.24." The puniſhment of it. Deut. 22.22, 
 Leuit.so.10. bich if a man neglect, God 
 bimleife will erecttte. Jere. 5.7, 89.and 7.9, 
 
 15, 16,20 *G530.22.03,1 314,85. Cranyile. 
 
 2.Dam.12.18.* 
 Sufanna had rather bie then commit ad- 
 ulterie Dan. 13.23 VJoleph likewife.Gene. 
 $ 
 
 35:7: 
 
 Adulterersin heatt, mha Patt. 5.28, 
 ` Theintent puniſhed, though the act bee 
 breommitred. Ben. 12.17. and 20 3,4. 
 
 Adulterers, buggerers, ¢ feznisatozs (atl 
 fot inberite heauen. 1.202.6.9, 10. Ephe. 5. 
 5. Tim. iro Heb. 13. 4. 
 
 Adulcerie the vccaftor of murther.2-Bant. 
 11,15. * Datth.14.4,10. Warthe 6 18, 19, 
 
 27: 
 
 Adulterie Beftropeth the ule. Pzouerb. 6. 
 
 32.* The caule of manp evils. Ecclus.23. 
 *x 
 
 x7. 
 “hat calleth the Scribes and Phatiſes 
 an adulterous generation. Ajat.1 2.39. 
 Dnelp adultery ſeparateth man and wife. 
 GH att.19.6, 9. s 
 Gon wil be a lwift witnefle again adul- 
 rerers.Qal.3.5. 
 Gir old voting adulterer ig to be abpogred, 
 Ecclug.2 5.2. 
 Diuers kinves of adulterie Fer.2 3,10, 2. 
 WPet.2 .14. Eze 22. 10, 11. "Wale. 4. 10, 11. 
 Spirituel! adultery.Pſal.7 3.27. Jer. 3. 1, 
 2,9." and 13.27. E32.1 6,17, 60 Hole.2.2. 
 The triall of ſuſpected adulterie, Mums, 
 12,13.*read moze Gen.26. ro. Judges 19. 
 a,* Sob 24.15." and 31.1,9,20, 11. Pzouerh. 
 
 v G E 
 
 5.3, to 21, and 7.5.* Miſd. z. 3.“ John 8. 3, 
 4,5- Batth5. 27, 32. and 15.19. Barke 10. 
 11. Kom 7 3. and 13.9. Galot.5.19. James 
 4.4. lauke Fornication, and Whoredome, 
 
 Aduocate towards Hod the Father ig ote 
 Ip Jefus Chrifti 1. John.a. 1,2. 
 
 F Affance. tee Hope and Truft. 
 
 Afinitie, (ee kinred and Tribe. 
 
 Aficiion. God thꝛeatneth afflitions te 
 thole chat turne to orher gods. Deni. 31.165 
 18, Jofh.24 20. and to thole that tranſgteſſe 
 his tawes,tillibep confefie their finne. Le 
 tft. 26.40. he Iſraelites cruelip afflicted bp 
 the Lupptians, pet would tpep noe obep 
 Woles, Ered.6.9. 
 
 Gon affliated the Jewes, that they minhe 
 {earne the malice of theit owne hearts, ane 
 fo conuert Dent. 8.2,3.fo2 thereto affliction 
 tendeth. Pſal. 119.7 r 
 
 The Iſtaelites affiicted foz their ſinnes, 
 bp true repentance anv pzayer obtained dee 
 Ituerance. 3 UT RES 10.13, 15, 16. and 11, 32. 
 
 Whe wicked citizens of Weth-ihemeth bes 
 ing afflicted confefle the Loge-1.am.6.20, 
 
 Gon luccoureeh the afflicted, Genel. 6. 7. 
 and 21.37, dsg 
 
 Don Beluered Iſrael cut of their affli&ion 
 bp wicked Jeroboam. 2. ings 14.26,27. 
 
 Danid bare pis afflictions patientip, ag 
 iuftip ient of God. 2+ Sart, 16,10, 11, 12, 13. 
 Plal. 119.75. 
 
 James exhorteth vs to ufer afflictions, 
 and in them to pꝛay· Jam.a 9 and 5. 13. 
 
 VUee mufi though manp afflictions enter 
 into the king dome of Gov.Gcts 14.22. 
 
 Hannah foz her barrenneffe, foze alflicted 
 in mind.1.San.1.7,8,10. pet sealer uot te 
 prap to the Loyd to becouse fruitful 1. Sam. 
 REHA 
 
 To alfliG and humble the foule foz a dep, 
 what.leoke ifai. 8:5. Leuit. 23.27, 29, 32. 
 BND 16.31. ;Num.22 7. 
 
 Tho fo ſe eketh Wod truely in affliction, 
 
 findeib him.2 Chr.15.4, 15. 
 
 Br alfliction wee are made like the ſonne 
 of GoD. Deb. 2.10, 
 
 Ce ought to ſuccour the afflicted. Ecclu 
 
 7-3435.: 
 Gov feemeth to be bered foz the affliction 
 of Jerufalem. Zere. 8.21. 
 Gov doeth not affli& man abeue mealure. 
 Job 34.23. 
 The Rudie of Hang Lat preferueth oein 
 affi@ion. [3 fal 119,92. 
 No man fozie foz tye affli&ion of Joſeph. 
 Amos 6.6. 
 Al the afflictions of chis life ate not woz- 
 thicot the glazie that ſhall be Mewen. Rom, 
 al 
 
 Whe Apofties afflicted foz Chies Cake. 
 Actes 4. 3. Bee Tribulation, and Perfecu- 
 tion. 
 
 G Azainfi Gon No wiſedeme pzeuailerh 
 1920.21.30, 
 
 ee that ig not with mee, ig againft mee, 
 MP att,12.30. 
 
 „Aze noz honout make men wile, but the 
 fpirit of G od. Fob 32.8,9. 
 
 Voliah at rbi. peresof age twag zealous of 
 Gods gloꝛp.a. Ch. 34. 3. 
 
 Donourable age not meaſured bp xeeres, 
 
 * 
 
E 
 
 Kel, L 
 
 but by wiſedome and good life. Miſd. 4. 8,9. 
 
 Age iga crewne ef glozp, and hobo.Pꝛoii. 
 36,306 
 
 — with thine aduerlary quickip, and. 
 toby. Watth 5.25,26. 
 
 DE agreement of bʒethꝛen. Matth. 23. 8. 
 John 20.26. Actes 2.44,46. Gon and man 
 pleafen with the well agreeing of man and 
 wife. Ecclus.ꝛ 5.. 
 
 Agonie, {ee Anguiſh. 
 
 GF Alone. Not good to be alone. Eccles.⸗ 
 8, ta 1 3. fee Onely. 
 
 Ali tie in waite foz bleod:euerp man buns 
 teth bid bzother with a net. Wich.7.2, to7. 
 Dabak.2.12.15,19. 
 
 Chih is Allin All, Col.3.11. 
 
 Tie ought to Boe good to all men, but fpe- 
 cially to the houſhold of faith. Gal.s. 10, 
 
 Alt men but earth g ales. Ecclus.1 7,33. 
 Ge.2.7.4.3.19.¢ 18.27 allfinners bp Adam. 
 2.0 (0.3.21,22.6 7.48. and 9.19.Qom.s5.18 
 
 Gov wil that all men Halbe fanen ecome 
 tothe knowledge of the tructh.+.@im.2.4. 
 
 Chꝛiſt died foz all men. 1. Tim.2.6. 
 
 All chat beleeue halbe fated. ar.16 16. 
 John 3.15. All haue not faith. 2. Theſſ. 3.2. 
 
 All put foz menp.Qct.9.35-€ 10.38. Phil. 
 2,24. f0? the elect. John 6 45. Ephel 1.22, 
 33. foz the wicked. Luke 6. 26. foz all lozts. 
 PHatth.8.16. 
 
 All not alwaies bfen vniuerlallx, as Luk. 
 6.26, Rom. 11.32. 1. Coꝛ 6.12. and 10. 23. 
 and 13.7. and15 22. [Obil.2. 21. Col. 3. 20. 
 1. Gim 2.4,6, Cit.2.11, Reue.13.16. 
 
 That all foztgof men ought to know the 
 
 ‘Scriptures. Deut. 6.6, to 10, Num.i i.ꝛ9. 
 “Jof.s.8. [ola.1.2.J9la.19.7,to 12. Plal.i 19. 
 
 3.and 16. 105.]929.30.5.. Uk. 11.52, Joh. 5. 
 39.Act. 17. 1 1.and 18.24. Rom. 15.4 Col.3. 
 16.1. Tim 4. 13 2. Tim. 3.15 Reue.22. 10. 
 
 All things created, sphalden and gouer- 
 ned by God onelp. Wlal.75.3. Dal. 104.8, 
 ge. Plal.rg5.14, €C. Plal 107.5, $e. Col.i. 
 16,17. Heb. 1.2. 3. 
 
 All things neceflarp to ſaluation teuealed 
 bp Chris. John 15. 15. Actes 20. 27. in the 
 feripture, 2.Cim.3.56,17. — 4 
 
 Adegorie, Pauls allegorie of Hager and 
 @arah. Galat.4.2 2,23. An allegory is one 
 thing poken ¢ another meant.Gal.4.24.* 
 
 Almes acceptable facrifice to Hod. Phil. 
 
 “4.18. not to bee given grudgingly, and whp. 
 
 2.€02.9.6.* ; 
 
 Thik commandeth bs to gine aimes, and 
 tobp.Luke 22.33. $ 
 
 All things cleane tothem that gine almes 
 rightip. Luke 11.45. 
 
 How to giue almes.AZat.6.2,3,4.Ecclus. 
 18.14,15, 766. and 35.2,9,70,t1,15,19. Tob. 
 4.7, to 12. and to whom.Gal.6.7, 10. 
 
 Of almes, and miniſtring ta the pooꝛe, with 
 examples therof. Ex. 22. 27, to 28. €23.9,10, 
 13. Leu.i19. 13. 23.22 £25 35,35. "Deut 
 15.7. 16,51,14 € 24.10.*2.86.17.9,t0 17. 
 g 2. Bing 4.1,to 8. Neh.8.10. Eſl 9.22. Job 
 29.12, te 18. Pſa.at. i,2,3 Plſa.82. 3, 4. and 
 112.9. Pou. 3.3,9,27,28, E11 17,26. 14, 
 20,2 1 31. 19. 17. 221 13. 27.8t 22.951 6,22 
 23. 28.27. 831,20. Iſa 5.9, 73 ,23.€58.7, 
 
 Exzek. 16.49. Dan.g.2g. 1.002. 952,54. 
 
 Tob, 1.3,7,8)16,1F. and 12. 8,9. Ceclus.3. 
 
 The fecond Table. 
 
 33. and 4.1, to 10. AND 7. 32, 34,35. 812-7, 
 to8.and 14.13. and 17. 12, 20, 21, E29. 31, 
 12,13,14,22.€ 3418, to 24. Hatt. 10.42. ¥ 
 19,25.€ 25.35.* Luk. 6.31,t0 39.11.413 
 42.2 12,33,34. €14.12513,14 E16.9. 19> 
 8.21.1, 105. Acts 2.45, 46,47-6 3.26 ¢ 
 6.153. € 9,36. AND 10.2, 35, € 11,239.30. ANB 
 20,35. and 24. 17. Rom 12. 13, 20. and 15. 
 26,27. 1. Cor. 16.1, 2. and 2.602-84, 14.* 
 Eph 4.28,32. Heb. 13.1,2,3,16. 1, John 3. 
 17,18. fee Mercifulneffe. 
 
 Altar. Gon commandeth the Firaeliteg to 
 ouerthꝛow the Altars of the Gentiles. Exod, 
 34-13. Gnd Gideon to Deftrop the Altar of 
 Baal. Hudg.6,25. 
 
 Abraham builbed Altars te God.Gen. 12. 
 7,8.and 13.18.and 21. 3 3. and 22.9.and Iz⸗ 
 bak. Gene.26,25. and Jaakeb Gen. 33.20, 
 
 Goa commanded Jaakob te build pim 
 an Altar st Beth-el. Gen. 25.1, 2,357- 
 
 Oflerings (in witneſſe of the couenant) 
 bpon the Altar which Moles fet bp at the 
 foote of meunt Sinai. Exod.24. 3, 4 to 9. 
 
 God commaunded GDolrs to make him 
 both au Altar of carth ano of Rone ant pew. 
 Cr00.20.24,2 5,26. 
 
 Aarons Altar to the golven caife that hee 
 Hab made. Exod. 32.4,5,6. 
 
 Whe fozme ef the Altar foz burnt oftting, 
 with bis appurrenances.@fr0.27.1, 10 9. and 
 30.1,to 8. ans mhere it ſtoode. Exo.a40.6, 29. 
 Dito of she Altar sFincenfe. Exo 37-25.* and 
 40.26,27. Milo of the Altar of Balomous 
 Wemple.2 Chzon.g.1. 
 
 The delcription of the Altar bp reuelati⸗ 
 on.Eze.43. 135.* 
 
 Dow the Altar Hall be clenſed. Exod.ꝛ9. 
 36,37. Leu.16.18,19. 
 
 No offermg to be made, Dut on the Altar. 
 Joſh 22 29, 
 
 Tte offerings of the Pꝛinces of Flrael at 
 the dedication of the Altar, Quni.7.3,10.* 
 
 Wofes built an Altar, in memozie of the 
 Defiruction of Amalek. Ere.17.15. And Jo- 
 (hua another, after the Iſraelites pafling o- 
 uer Jorden, with the Law grauen thereon. 
 Joſh 8.30, a3 Woles bad commanded Der. 
 27,2.* which Altar Joſhua builded in mount 
 Ebal accersinglp. Jelh.8. 30 * 
 
 Reuben, Gav, and halfe Manaſſeh, built 
 agreat Altar, and te what end. Joſh.2 2. 10. 
 22, to 32. and Gideon another. Judg.6.24. 
 26 and Samuel.1.QHam.7.17- and Saul,i. 
 Bam. 4 25. 
 
 After Dauis had built an Altar to the 
 Loꝛzd, and offered factifice, the plague cea> 
 fed, 2. Sam 24. 18, 25. 
 
 The Altar ot burnt effrings mane by Be: 
 zaleel, remained butil Salomons time. 2, 
 Chꝛro.i.5. 
 
 Adoniah taken from the altar bp the com- 
 mandement of Salomen. t. Litt.1.50,t0 54. 
 
 Joab faine befoze the altar , and why. 1. 
 Ling. 2.28, to 35 
 
 Ale renetoerh 
 2. Chz.15 8.* 
 
 Eliiah oftended that the Altar of God 
 wes bzoken votone , repaired , and facrifi 
 ced thereon to God, before Baals pricks. 
 1, ing.. 30, ta 41. 
 
 Abas defaced the bzaſen Altar, and placed 
 
 the Altar befoze the poze, 
 
 A NG 
 
 thereby att Altar framen after the paterne of. 
 the heathen contrary to Gods will. 2, Biog. 
 16.10, t019. 
 
 Joſiab deſttoyeth the Altars of idoles, anv 
 factificeth the Bricis opon them. 2. Vin⸗. 
 12,1 5,20, “Zerubbabel with Joſhus the hie 
 JD 2ieli,reedilied the Altar foz burne offringge 
 EFAs 3.2 S 
 
 Judas Maccabeus deſtroxed the Altar of 
 burnt offttngs polluted bp the heathen, anv 
 builded another, 1.9at-4.44,45:46:47» 
 
 Chꝛilt the Altar of the fairbfuti. Ila 56.7. 
 and 60.7. Deb.1 3.10, tory. Weu.6.9. 
 
 Thep that waited of the Altar, were pate 
 takers thereof: and thep that preach the Gos 
 {pel ought to be pꝛonided foz.1.@07.9.13,14. 
 how, and Why. 2.€h20.31.4, 
 
 G Ambaffadours. Pꝛeachets are Cheiſts 
 Ambafladors,pzaping bs bp the Gofpel tobe 
 teconctled te God. 2.2 02.5.20. Epheſ.s.2o. 
 
 Ambition fometime iopned with hypocri⸗ 
 fie. Luke 18.9,10,9¢, 
 
 Ambition to be auoided. Batt.18.1.2, 3. 
 anD 33.8,10,81,12. Luke 14.7, to 11. John 
 3.27-WRom.12.10.and1.Co2.13.4. Jam.3.1. 
 Examples of Ambition. Gat.20.20 ec. anB 
 23-5. Joh. 19. 10. Acts 8.18, 19.¢c. and 25.96 
 and 3. John 9. 
 
 Ambition the mether of cnuie. Acts 1 3.45 
 1. Tim 6. 4. 
 
 Ambition agreat plague to the Church 
 1. Tim. 3.6.and 3. John 9, A caule of the env 
 of onbeliefe. Joh 5.44. 
 
 Anendement. Sod winketh at ourGunnes, 
 becaule we fhould amend. Til. 11.20. 
 
 Gods Ccourges ate Cent foz our Amende- 
 ment. 2.06 [0.16.15 ,16. looke Repentance, 
 
 Ange. Remember the end of what thor 
 doeſt, and thou (hale not doe amife. Ecclus 
 
 7:35, 4 
 
 J Angel, Gignifieth a Meflengercommons 
 ip taken foz ſpitits celeGial which erue Gow 
 to accompliſh fis heauenly will, and ate of 
 the nature of fire. Deb.1.7. Gov the Father 
 treated Augels , by bis fonne Jeſus Ahil. 
 Gol.1.15,16. Angels fent either to comfort 
 and Defend bg, o to diſmay, and punif) dg. 
 Matt.a.11. and 18.10. Gen.19. 11, 13. 
 
 The appearing of an Angel to Manoahs 
 bife, as feare fit’. 3ud.13.3,6.* 
 
 An Angel appeared to Moles ina flame 
 of fire. Exod.3.2. Acts 7.30. 
 
 The Law giuen bp the eadinance of An- 
 gels. Act.7.53.@al.3,17,18,19.Deb.2.2, - 
 
 Jaakob fat Angels going bp and Downe 
 bp aladder.Gen.2 8.12, 
 
 The Angels delice to behold Chriſt. jer. 
 1.12. 
 
 Hagar comfogted bp an Angel, Gen.16.7, 
 9, ta 15. and 21.14,17,t0 20. 
 
 Abraham barbeureth thzee Angels. Ber. 
 18,2,t016.* and Lot harbouteth tuo. Gen. 
 19.1,2,t0 26, 
 
 Gp avilion of Angels Gon comforted Jaa⸗ 
 bob. Gen.32.1. ` 
 
 The Angel conducted the ſeruant of Abzas 
 ham to finne atile foz Izhak. Oen.24.7, 
 123,27,40.” ‘ 
 
 God ipake to Yaakob bp an Angel in a 
 Dame. Gen. 31.01. 
 
 Jaakob wzeflling te an Angel pzeueileth 
 
 E 4 Ser, 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
AN G 
 Bert.33.24,25." Me calleth vpon the Angel 
 that deliuercd biin from aff eutil, to confirme 
 His bleſſing to Joſe phs chilace,Gea.48.16, 
 
 Elilah comforted byan Angel.s.iking.19 
 5,6. and willed togo to Abaziay.2 Win. urs 
 
 Abrahams facrificing of vis ſonne aped 
 bp an Angel. Gen.22.11,12." 
 
 Gov promieri the Wlractites the pzotec⸗ 
 tiotfof bis Angel. Exod· 2 3. 20 and 32.2. 
 an Angel went before the bote of Iſtael 
 ELD. 14.99. and 32.34, 
 < an Angel comfozieth Jeſhua. Joſh 5. 13 
 14,16. 
 
 "an Angel appeatet) to Gibco. Indg. 6. 
 35,023, 
 
 An Angel bith a fwod in bis hana, in the 
 wap ehin Balaam. IQ. 22.22523, t9 26. 
 
 Gn Angel repraoitety rhe Iſraelites, and 
 wyp. Fud.2.5, te 6. 
 
 The Angel Raphact, guide to Tobias. 
 Tob.5.6, tochapter.1 3. 
 
 Gn Angel protectour of Judeth toand fro. 
 Judet.i J11.* 
 
 ‘By an Angel, 185000. of Saneheribs 
 hoſte Naine inanenight. 2. King. 19.35. Gai. 
 (37-35. and 2. Lh20.32.27. Ecclus 48 22-8. 
 9H30.7.41.2-Bac.8.19 € 70000 Hraciites 
 Griken with the pefilence. 2. Sam 4. 15, 
 16,17. and three preſerued in the flerp foz- 
 nace. Dan.3.23,24,25.* 4 Daniel fed anv 
 prelerued ftom the liong Dan 6.26,t0 33. ¢ 
 Chap, 4.3%, 3 2533-34. "ano che vilion of the 
 7o Meekes Declared. Dan.9.21,25. * and 
 Sacharie promiled afonne. Liike 1.13., 
 he Angels minifer te Chriſt in the ves 
 fort. Wat.5.01 Marke 1.13-An Angel com- 
 forteth bim in the garden. Luke 22.43. Hee 
 could gaue Yad legieng of Angels to baue De» 
 Jiuered him, but he voonld nat. Datt.26.53. 
 Sand iohp. Bat 26,2 4. i 
 | Zhe Angelshew the women that Telus 
 
 fe rife. M9 ar.28.5,6. Darke 16. 5,6.* Luke 
 24.45,6 to 11. John 20.12, 13. : 
 -aperon ficken by an Angel, vies mifera- 
 Bip. Act9 13.23. 
 The Apoltles deliuered ont of pzifon bp 
 Angels Act 12.7, to 12. 
 Peters angel. Acts 12.3. 
 } nAngel wwilles Philip to peach to an 
 Eunuch. Actes 3.26. 
 
 Gn Angel fheweth Paul that none of 
 them with him inthe Hip Houlo perifh. ders 
 37.2 3324." 
 | he Angel declared to the hepheards the 
 pitts of Chif. Luke 2.9,10,1 5. 
 
 The Angels reiopee at the conuetfion of a 
 Hi inner. Luke 15.7, 10. 
 
 Chit farre moze excellent then Angels, 
 Hann why. eb.1. 4. pee inferlour in fome res 
 H fpects.Deb.2.7,9. 
 I) Chailtes Golpet diſobeyed, moze worthy 
 | punifyment, then that given by Angels. We. 
 dzewes.2. 2. 
 | Gn Angel from heauen pꝛeacbing any oa 
 (ther ſaluation, then Chzilt, not to be belees 
 || nev. Galat.r.8. 
 
 } Qn Angel refuſeth worship Rew 9.10. and 
 {f 22.8.9. and auld not fet Maneah offer fas 
 I crifice tobim , but to God. Jadg.73.16. and 
 W aul erbozteth to beware of ſupetſtitious 
 | Wozhipping of Angels. Lof.2.18. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 The fecond Table. 
 
 The wife ought to touer her head foz the 
 reitereuce af Angels.1.@02.18,10. 
 
 Angels appointed gardians of childzen. 
 CBait\.1 8.10. thete nature ig ta comtozt. 2. 
 de (02.5.1 5. Luke 1,13 30. and 22.43. 
 
 Eik Hall come ro iudgement with ali 
 the Angels. atth-2 5.31.2. Thell.n 7. 
 
 Whe chimen of Gos fail line an Angels 
 life. after the velarrection, OB at.22. 30. Mar · 
 32.25 LUR? 20.35,36, 
 
 Angels toode, ohar. Pſal.7. 25. 
 
 Diders viſiens of Angels. Reuel.7.t and 
 8.2.and 10.1. ant 54.6.and 15.1. and 18.20 
 
 Theil cooke ust on him the natttee of An- 
 gels, Dut of men.cb.2.16,17,18.* 
 
 Satan can tranffosme Limlelfe into an 
 Angel of light. 2 Coꝛ. 1.14. 
 
 god {pared not the Angels that finned 2. 
 WWet.2.4. Jute 6. DF alluving to the Fali of 
 Angels, Wooke Jiob.g.18.and £5.15. 92.14. 
 12,t6 22.0C3eh, 23.2, fo 20. floh.8 44. Cht 
 Riang Hell iunge rhe Angels thar fel. 1, 
 Tob 3. 
 
 Dauid compared to an Angel, aud why. 
 iDiM. 29.9. 2.53.14 4,87,20.aD 19.27, 
 
 joaul recelued of the Galatians, ag an 
 Angel, and a3 Ipil himlelfe, Gat.a.13. 
 
 Angels called the chilazen of God. Job 38. 
 7: Wlal.34.7. Pfal.gr.11-JBlal.103.20. and 
 Gons armies. Job.25.3. Henz.3 2.1,2. Jah. 
 5. 13, 24, 1 5.2. king. 6. 16, 17 and 2. Mac.in. 
 6, to £4. 8nd one, a watchman.Dan.4.io. 
 
 The Angel af Goss preferice, whofe name 
 is wonderful, cannfelloar, gc. is Chꝛiſt. Fla. 
 9.5. and 63.9. he fame Joſhua wozhipped. 
 Sof}. 5.4. at 
 
 Angels fog preachers , ez miniffers. Reue. 
 1.20. 
 
 The Sadduces denice, tyat there ate An- 
 gels Acig.23.8,9. 
 
 DT Angels, reave Fla 6. 1,2, 3. E32. 5.* 
 Da.8.15,16.end 10.5, te 8.andi2.5.* Ba- 
 tuc 6.6. Wat. 1.20, te 24. Acts 1.10,11. anv 
 5.19. and 10.3. Rom. 8. 38. 
 
 DF good Angels , lozhe Archangels, Sera- 
 phims,ant Cherub. 
 
 Meeut angels focke Denil! , and Spirits, 
 ana (Pflal.78 49. 
 
 Angr, to bee baniffen from Cheiſtians. 
 Ephe.4.13. Jatre1.21.Col.3 8. 
 
 Gov angry with the Itaelites ann whp 
 WDew.32-21. Judbg. 2.1 2,13. with Moles, and 
 tobp. Exod 4. 14. Deu. 1.37. with Aaron, and 
 why. Deut-9.20. with Salcwon, and why. 
 2. Bing.11.8.* 
 
 Hov being angry foz ont finnes delinereth 
 bz into captiuitie. Judges 2. 14.1. Ring. ð. 
 33-46. 
 
 Gideon prapeth Ged not to be angry with 
 him, and why. Jurg.6. 39. 
 
 Chꝛiſt looked on the Phatiſes angerly and 
 bohy Marke 3.5. 
 
 Cee ought not topzoucke God to anger, 
 and vehy. 1. Woz.10.22. 
 
 ‘@f Gens anger he once kinblen , fee lens 
 Beth bs no fealonabdle weather. Deut. 11.17. 
 and: .iking 8 35. p 
 
 True lone is not pꝛouoked to anger, s. Cor 
 tint.1 3.5. 
 
 Haue nofamillaritte , neither riue with 
 
 an angry man and why. Pzouerb.ꝛ 2 24,25. 
 
 ~ 
 
 ANO 
 Ecclus 8.15. 16. es 
 Mevkenetle appeaſeth anger. Pronet.. 
 
 1,18 
 Ua be angry with the bzether is damna 
 le.Mats5 22. “3 
 
 Be angry, but how. Epbe.4.26. 
 
 A mans anger ig accozzing to pis poboer 
 andriches. Erctus. 28.10, ; se 
 
 Jonsh angry with Gov,s whp, Vona. 4.9. 
 
 Gov is the Lord of anger, and flobo te an⸗ 
 ger. Nahu.i.ꝛ 3. Mum 14.08. locke Wrath, 
 Teloufie, Pronoking ato Zeale. 
 
 Anguiſb. The Iſraelites hearkened not 
 bunto Wes melege foz anguifh of {pirit. 
 €r0.8.9. i = 
 
 Chriſts anguith and agonie, at the maunt 
 Olituet. Batt, 26.27,28, Barke 14.33,34. 
 Luke 22.44, * 
 
 Anſwere, put foz to ſpeabe.Matthr5. 15 
 end 17 4. and 28.5. HGax.i1. 14. and 12.35. 
 Luke 13.14.4 14.3. Euerp Chziffian oughe 
 tə giue an anfwere te any that alte of big 
 pope and how. ĩ. Det. 3.15, 16. 
 
 A foft anfwere alſwageth wath. J920.15.1. 
 
 That it is te anfwere a matier befoze we 
 — the trueth Pzou. 18.13. Ecclus 
 11.7,8. 
 
 Antichraſt Looke in the ſirſt Table. 
 
 Anninting. GAith the anointing ople, net 
 lawfull to anoint mans fe. Erebus 30.23, 
 24525. Hewit.30.31,32,33. Rooke Ointing. 
 
 Anointing, aligne that the Peiethoode 
 Houl be eucrlalting. Erov.go.15. 
 
 Saul anointed king. ·.Sam.9. i 6. fant 
 10.1, and Dauid,. firk bp Samuel. 1.Sam. 
 16,13. then dp the men of Tudap.2.Sam 2. 
 4. and afterward by the Elders. 2, Sam.5. 
 z. and Salomon by Fatok , Dawid then lis 
 Hind. 1. Ring. i. 39. 
 
 Danid wahety anv anointeth himſelke, 
 and wip. 22am 12.20. z 
 
 Nothwithſtandinc the plenty of Dliue 
 trees, the wicked Mall Hotenioprhe anoin- 
 ting of themſelues with the ople.Deu.23.40. 
 
 Dauid would not harme Saul the Lore 
 anointed. 1. Sam.24.5 ,7.* Dee thar laperh 
 band on the ios anointed, is worthie 
 Beat). 2.65901.1.14,35,16. Plal 105.15. 
 
 Rurh walheth and anoinrech her felfe ant 
 Why. Ruth. 3.3. fo bia Judeth. Juver.so.3. 
 
 -Apus cated Bobs anointed, and wp. 
 Iſa.a5.1. 
 Anoint thp head when thou faſteſt. Watt. 
 
 AVA 
 
 The bolp Ghok the anointing of the faithe 
 fur'.1.Jobh.2.27. DF which anointing reade 
 Plal.qs5.7-IPlal.89. 20, Iſa oi.1. Dau.ↄ.24. 
 Luke 4.18. heb. 1.9. 
 
 The Apoſtles anointing the ſicke, healen 
 them Harke 6.13. Chis ceremonp, whp it 
 is left. Hooke fames 5.14 notei. 
 
 E Apoftles. What is meant bp the woꝛde 
 Apoftle, and how thep were choles out of the 
 Difeiples. Luke 6.13. 
 
 The Apoftles the light of the wozld. Mat. 
 5-14. the falt of the earth. Wat.5.13.Qarke 
 9.50. Luke 14.34.35. diſpoſers of Govs fes 
 crets. r. Coz.4.1. Ambafladours. Epbeſ.s. 
 20. Miniſters of Chris. a.Co2.3.5. anv 4.1. 
 Gods labourers. 1.Cezinth.3 9. witneſſes of 
 the palſion and reſurrectiẽ of Telus Cheik, 
 
 ang 
 
a Po O 
 
 and Preodained to preach the fame to all nas 
 thous. Luke 24:47:48 Acts 1.8, 22.¢ 2.32. 
 War.16.15. Wat. 28.19, 20. Ee. 
 
 Paul tearmeth bimlelfe the leaſt of the 
 fpoftles, and whp 1.€02.55-9. 
 
 The Apoftles faith proued by a tenipeff. 
 Mat 8.24, 25, 26. Hat.4 37,38." Che 8.23. 
 24, Thep ave reproued that they did net falt. 
 GBat.g.14.GBar.2.18. Luc.5. 33. Chriſt fore 
 ſheweth that hep hal fai after tis afcention. 
 Qat.9.15. Wat,2,20 Luk.5.35.Che pow 
 et that Chif gaue them. Wat.10. 1. Chꝛiſt 
 commandeth them to preach the Golpel fog 
 nothing. Wat. ro. 3. They are lent to preach 
 ths Belpel onelp to che Jewes. Watrh. 10.6. 
 Thep trauell without money, tefie. gc. Wat. 
 10.9310. Luc.9. 3. Batr.6.8,9. 
 
 The Apoftles forbivven to falute anp man 
 bp the wap. Zuc.10.4.T heir iournep & prea- 
 ching. 3 at.6.12. anu the retutne. Luke ro. 
 17. Chr fore ſheweth them the treubies they 
 ſheuld (utter foz the Golpel. Watt). 10,16. * 
 Wat.r3.9. Luke 12.11, 12, end the guefe 
 whileſt he tons in the graue. John. 16.17. 20. 
 Thep confefle that turing their peeeching, 
 thep wanted nothing Lu.22.35. Chꝛiſt peat: 
 eth foz them, and foz tboſe thai fhouid belteue 
 by their preaching. John 17. 9, 15, 20. Dee 
 taught them his fathers will. Joh. 17.8. He 
 fore hhewed them that thep ſheuld be diſper⸗ 
 (ed, g leawe bim alone at bis palſion. John 16. 
 32. He {peaketh plainelp tortem. Jop.1 6.29. 
 And therefore thep beleeue John 16.30. 
 
 The Apoftles reaped that which rhe Pro⸗ 
 Phets hav (owen, John 4.38. Jefus manife- 
 feth bimfeite bute the Apofties,ag thep were 
 fifhing. Dob-21.3,4.Dauing received the bos 
 ip Gloft,thep fpeake diuers languages. Act. 
 2.4,6. Thep preach inthe Temple and in 
 the boules. Acts s42. 
 
 The Apoftles put in priſon, and beaten foz 
 preaching Chzik: and commanwed tofpeake 
 no moze in that name, Art.a: 35, 18. and 5, 
 4o. Thep refopce that thep were counted 
 worthy to lifer for Chit Aces 5.41. Theit 
 epiftie totte Gentiles Act.15 23.10.30. 
 
 Apoftles and diners foztes of functions oz- 
 veined in the Church, ta deliuer the Gelpel, 
 both to help our infitmities. +. 02.12.28, 
 andtoconfound the Wiledeme of tye world. 
 1.02 1.27,28. 
 
 The Apoftles had the true vnderſtanding 
 ef the Prophets.2. Pet..iꝰ 
 
 Chr the founvation of the Pꝛophets and 
 Apoftles. Ephe.2.20. À 
 
 Theri. Apoftles fam Chik after his tres 
 
 *furtection. 1.@02-15.5 &fo Bid sco. brethren 
 gtouce. 1-0 07.15.6, 
 
 The Apoftles commaunted to preach the 
 Golpel to all men. Dat. 28.19 Mar. 16.15. 
 Gol.15.8.* € 20.22 Act.1.2, € 10.34. Theit 
 preaching ſpze ad throughout the wora, ther 
 foze none can plead igneꝛance. Ro. 10.18.* 
 
 The Apoftles thal tunge rye twelue tribes 
 ef Gfracl. Bat.i9.28. 
 
 Jelas Chik is our Apoftle , fent bp the 
 
 Father. Ded.3.1. 
 
 JPaul the Apoftle of the Gentiles. Rom. 
 31.131 Qim.2.7. 2.Cines.11. De len not 
 away the libertie of his Apoftlethip, ag ee 
 Might, 1-Co2.9-4 5515,* looke Paul, 
 
 The fecond Table, 
 
 DF falfe Apoftlesa markes to knew them g 
 
 by. Rom.16.17, 18.8 2.00}.2.17- € 11.13. 
 
 A pparell Momen ougbt to be coreip and 
 not coliip apparelled, anbinbp. 1.€im.2.9, 
 10.1. jJDeter 3.3sto 7. 5f8.3.16." 
 
 onian tobe tbe better tegarded fog his 
 goodly Apparell, James 2 1.2.3. 
 
 Eoigecus Apparell and deltcate fate, mee⸗ 
 cet fez Couttiers. then preachers. Ru 7.25. 
 Locke Excefle, Garment ant Raiment. 
 
 Appearance Aan leoketh on the outward 
 Appearance: but the Lorde beboizeth the 
 Jeart.:.Sam.:6.7.1ooke Likelihoodes. 
 
 Appeare. How the ILo Appeared to Ze 
 baabam, 23tak,7 Doles Jooke the ſirſt tadle. 
 
 How Chiſt hall Appeare in iud gement. 
 2. Theſſ. 1.7, 8. 
 
 Of Appearipgs,viſions, Arange ſights and 
 he arings, reave Jol.5.13,14,15. 2Kin 7.6, 
 7. 2,998. 3.24.78 5.353-4 10.29, 30.811,8. 
 
 Apple. Gov kept the Iſtaelites as apple 
 of bis eve. Deu, 22. 10. He that affiicrerh the 
 faithful toncheth the apple of bis epe.Fer.2.8. 
 J Arke Shoah commansed of Gov to make 
 an Arke, that be g bls familp ſheuld enter ins 
 to it foz their prefertati6.Or.6.14.%¢7-1,7. 
 
 The Arke reked on the mountaines of Gs 
 tarat. Gen. ð. 4. 
 
 Arke, Moles at Gods commaundement 
 mabe an Arke of woon, wherein be put the 
 tables of the ten commandements. Deu. ro. 
 1,to.6. Exod. 34.1.24.28.Erod.31.18. 
 
 Te forme of tee Arke of couenant. Ex⸗ 
 03.25.70. the fituatien. Exod 36.30.31,32. 
 
 Tte booke of the Faw putin the foe of 
 the Arke,a whp. Det.31.26.* Jt food Bill 
 in Jorden, sntill the Iſtaclites twere gone g- 
 uer. Joſh.z. 14.17. The omer of the carping 
 thereof vefcribes. Joh. 3.3.4.8 4.16,20.* 
 
 From Gilgal the Arke is carted to Shi. 
 lob. Joſh.i 8.2. 
 
 The Arke taken from the Zitaelites. r. 
 DSem a. 3.34, 10,11. 
 
 The Arke being placed of the Phililtims 
 by che idole Dagon, be fell towne hzoken, & 
 they were plagued. 1,am.§.1,2,354. from 
 Aſhdod tt way temoued to Gath. 1. Sam.s. 
 
 8.fron thence ro Ekron : butthe Ekronites 
 
 tafting like inconuentence thereby. r Sam. 
 §.10,* returned it to the Gitaclizes with 
 gifted, and {oit Raped at Beth⸗ſhemeſh. r. 
 Sam 6.3.5,t0.14, from whence fome being 
 Raine fez looking intoit. 1. Samuri 6,19, 
 20,21, Şt was brought inte Gbinavabs 
 honfe. 1-Hem.7.1,2. Ahere it itaped with 
 ſmoll account, til! Dawid with greet ſolem · 
 nitie fetching it thence , placed it With De 
 bed Edom, whom Gor dlefed bp meancs 
 thereef. 2. Sam 6.3, to 1 2-1. Chꝛcn. i 3.5.* 
 wherefore frem thence he bzought it te gis 
 owne citie Zion. z-Samuct 6,12, to 20. and 
 1.h20n. 16,1. from whence when Fadok 
 and Gbiathar sorlo haue remeoned it, fee 
 commanded them to returne thereteits, 2. 
 Samtiel 15.24, te 20. Lalt ofall, Salomen 
 brought it with gteat ſolemnity,/ & placed it 
 in che Temple, 1 Bing.8.2,6.2.£h3.5.2,7. 
 Tahar things were in the Arke befoze 
 Gods enemies bad it in poleen. Ere. 16. 
 33,34. Deut.10.2,3. 431.26. Deb.9.4 Mu. 
 17.10, and what afer. 1, King. 8.9.2. Chzo. 
 
 & 
 
 ESU 
 
 Arke, ane ten it teſied Mum. 10.3536. 
 Arme, Che Kretched out Arme of God 
 heard of thꝛough the world. 1. Rings 8.42. 
 — God forefhewerd Eli, the cucung off of 
 bis Arme and bis fachers boule for ener, Ie 
 DSam. 2.31332. 
 Arme,foz firength o2 power. Exob.a 5.16. 
 Zech. s.: 7. Luke 1.51. John 12.38. * 
 = Arme of ich foz mans power.a. chꝛon. 
 32.8. i 
 Armour. Faith Dauids chiefe armenr ge 
 gaiuſt Goliath. 1.94.17-45,46,47 De cone 
 temnes not the wozldlp armour which Saul 
 would have giuen bhim. 1.am.17.38,29. 
 Tabat armour Chik will ole at pis come 
 ming. Ila 59.17, 19. 
 Rot onelpthe Armour of righteoutneffe, 
 and light. 2. Coꝛ. 6.7. Qom.13.12. but alſo 
 the whofe Armour of God isto be put bpon 
 be. Ephe.6.11,10 19. 
 Arrogancielooke High · minded, and Pre- 
 ſumption. 
 Arrowes. Gods Arrowes fharpe.JOlal.¢s. 
 
 5Jla.z5.2 8. 2. Sa.22. 15. Job.6.4 Arrowes 
 
 of famine. Ezek. 5. 16. 
 The ſhooting of thee Arrowes a Gane bee 
 thecne Jonathan e Dautt.1.Sam.20.20,7 
 Of hosting Atrowes,looke 2. Rini 3.15, 
 to 20. — Te 
 God thzeatneth the Iſtaelites, that Fee 
 Would befow jis Arrowes bponthem, and 
 make them dzunken with bleod, if thep fog» 
 fake Dim. Deut:3 2.23,42. 
 
 E Afcend. Qoman Afcendethto feanen 
 bur dizit. John 2.13. [ 
 
 Chik being net Aſcended, forbinverh 
 Wari: te touch him. Ichn.ꝛ20.17. š 
 
 DF Chꝛiſts Aſcenſion, iceke Chriſt. 
 
 Aſbamed. Avam and Heua being nas 
 ket were not athamed, be fozethep dilobeyxcd 
 God. Gen.2.25. 
 
 The wicked moze athamed of menthen of 
 Gon. 2,Ham. 13.9 
 
 Iot to be Afhamed of Chz'fi ana his Gols 
 pel, oz the profeffezs of them. iuke.9.26. 
 Dom.1.36. 2.Zim.s.8. nz pet of anp afflice 
 tion p map happen therebp. JD (al 69.6.2.c02, 
 1.5,6. but ratherretoec. 1.JPet.4.13,14.* 
 
 a wpe of —— — Chꝛiſt ians 
 not aſhamed of any thing that enerh fi 
 C biifis fake. Rahs Gl — 
 
 Chil wet.afhamed to call og brethren. anb 
 toby. Hed.2.11. M02 God the Father; tobe 
 calles the Gov of the faithful: Deb.r116. 
 
 We eught to be athamed of our fogmer 
 wicket connerfation. Rom.6.21. 
 
 Satin’ Docitine and speight life make the 
 aduetfaties of the traeth athamed.Datths. 
 16. ane why, Tit.2.7,8. 1JPer.3.26. 
 
 Thereof uct to bee afhamed. Ecclus.a. 
 25.10 27.anD32.25.442-2.t8 9. Ann whero 
 te be Afhamed, locke Ereclus.ar.27.* 
 
 De that hopethin Gea, ſhall not be afha- 
 med. Plſal.25.2,20 and 119 46. 
 
 The oifobepers of Gods word, to bee erelus 
 ded the godlies company, that thep map be 
 afhamed, 2. Theſſ. 3. 14.15. 
 
 Afhes. Tamar put Athes on her hean afs 
 
 tet fhe wag deflewzed.z. Sam. a 3.19.0 ceres 
 mene 
 
 5 
 
 Moles wos at the going forward of tte | 
 
 | 
 
 
 
 

 
 A SS 
 
 menie in token of fozow. Joſh.7.6. 1. Sam. 
 
 412, 8.4 0. Job.42.6. Jete s 26.25.34. 
 Judg a. o,11.and ↄ.a. E4. Jon ah. 3.6. 
 
 Man ig but earth and Aſhes. gEccius,s7. 
 23. leoke Duk asd Earth, 
 
 Aske. Gad granteth whatfoener we aske, 
 
 
 
 our heate condemne bs not. r. John 3:19,23; 
 21,22. And if we Aske in faith in Chrilbes 
 name,¢ to bis gloꝛp. Matth 21. 2022. John 
 | 14,13,14. De willeth vs to aske, and we hall 
 haiie.Mat.7.7,8.Mar. 11.24. Luk. 11.9,70. 
 | Sob 16.23,24,26. Foz whatloeuer twa og 
 | three Faithfull gathered together thal! deſite 
 | inthe name of Chꝛiſt, ít hall be ginen them. 
 | BBat.18,19,20, 
 
 The wicked obtaine not what thep Aske, 
 and why. James 4.3. 
 
 CUpatleener we Aske of God, it male be 
 Done in prayer. Phil.4.6. 
 
 Hanna asketh a fonne of God, and obtai⸗ 
 neth. 1.Sam.1.07,19,;20, 
 
 -> Salomon willen of Gon to Aske what Ye 
 fwould, asketh wifedome, and obtaineth that 
 þe Asked and moze. r. Rings 3.5,t0.1 4 
 
 Eliſha asked of Eliiah , to haue his [pirit 
 
 double. 2. Kings 2.9. 
 God asketh nothing at our handes, but 
 feare, obedience, and loue.Deut.10.12. 
 Aes. The chilozen of Jaakob yfed Affes. 
 Ger.43.18. 
 Balaams Affe fpeaketh. Mumb, 22.28, ¢ 
 2.JPet.2.16. 
 Haul ſeeketh his fathers Affes.1.Sam.9. 
 3-810, 10.2.* 
 m The 30. fonnes of Nair, rope ot 30. Affe- 
 colts. Jung. ro.4. and the 40 tonnes and 30. 
 nepbewes of Abdon on 70 Affecoltes. Judg. 
 12.14. 
 
 Samſon with a Jawbone of an Affe, Aew 
 zoco. Philikime. utg.’ 5.05. 
 
 The Affe anv Epon Roode bp the Pzo⸗ 
 pbets bodie, Maine bp the Lyon foz diſobedi⸗ 
 “gnee. 1 King.13.24. 
 In the qreat famine of Hamaria, an afes 
 
 pead (old fox 80, pieces of ſiluet.a. Rin.6.25. 
 The Widianites left rhe Iſraelites neis 
 ther fruit, koode, ſhee pe, oxen, noz Affe. Jung. 
 
 644. 
 
 ‘Eik. rideth opon an Affe to Jeruſalem. 
 Fech.9.9. Watth21. 235,67, Warke 11.7. 
 Iuke 19.35. 
 
 ARJ. Ao man affitted Paut at Rome at 
 her fir an(wering, but Gov. 2. Cimoth.g. 
 36,17. 
 
 Aftonifhment at Chaiſts doctrine. Matth. 
 7.38, and © 3.54. War.t.37. Luke 4.22,33. 
 at bis mitacled.GQDat.9.8,33.012.23,.anD 15. 
 31, Mar. 1.27. €6.5 1.47.37. and at his ans 
 ſwetes. Mat.2 22 Marke 12.17. 
 
 G Atonement Tee hauc teceiued bp 
 CHIR. Rom.5.ri 
 
 J Auarice, looke Couetoulneſſe. 
 
 Authoritie of Scripture. Aces rE, 
 
 Authoritie of a Pallour. 1. Coz.9. 18.2. 
 Lor 10.8.2. Cheſl z.9. 
 
 Authoritie of Magiſtrates, looke Kings, 
 Tudges, &c, 
 
 Auenge. Luke 18.3. looke Vengeance. 
 
 Auoide. Ghat company to Auoide, Rone 
 16.17, 18. 
 
 
 
 accoꝛding to his will. 1. Foin g 5. TE 3 
 
 The fecond Table: : 
 
 G Awake. 1.107 15.34. looke Watch. 
 
 Audiences No wozdes tove bled, whete 
 there ts na audience. QΠcclisd.3 2.4. 
 
 q Axe. The Axe not to beak it (elfe az 
 gaing him that hetweth. Iſa. ro.i 5. 
 The Axe taken fog ods vengeance. Lu. 
 
 3. 
 Ayde, Locke Helpe, 02 Succour. 
 Ayre. Satan ig che paince that ruleth in 
 the Ayre. Ephel. 2.2. 
 Dignes'ts the Ayre fourty Bayes, 2. Mac. 
 5.2, 3. locke Appearings. 
 B 
 
 © Babes in Chꝛiſt. 1. Coꝛ 3.1. 1. Pet.2.3. 
 Babblers. Again bablers, pꝛatlers, buſie 
 bodies.SEccleſs. 1o.11. Ecclus.ꝛo.5.a. Time 
 5-13. 
 Bachebitings. Ecclus.ai.28. Pſal.i 40.04. 
 looke Talebearer, Tongue, Slander, and Spea- 
 King euill. 
 
 Backpartes of Gob, what, Ex0d,3 3.23. 
 
 Balances, looke Weights. 
 
 Bald, God forvare the Ilraelites tomake 
 themfiues balde. Deut. ra. 1. 
 
 The 42. childzen that called Elſha bald- 
 pate, are deuoured of Beares. 2, Wings 2. 
 23.24. 
 
 Bankets. Ecclus 18. 3 3. looke Feafts. 
 
 Banning, looke Curling. 
 
 Bapti(me, bp interpretation, mafhing, og 
 wetting, Judeth 12-7. at.$.6.Bar.7.4. 
 
 Soaps Acke afigureof Baptifiae. 1.JPet. 
 
 3.21, 
 
 Baptifme f{ucceeded Circumciſion, looke 
 Circumcifion, 
 
 Wie Ilraclited Baptized in the clouve, 
 ano in the lea. #.Qo2.10.2. 
 
 Jobu baptized with water to netonefie of 
 life. Mat. z 2,6,8.Bar.1.4,5. Luke 3.8. 
 
 Chꝛiſt baptized bp Nohu. Watt, 3. £5,716, 
 War.r.glube 3.21. John 1.31333 
 
 Mot paik, but bis difciples baptized, 
 Jol.4.1,2- Thep are commaunded to baptize 
 all p beleewe in bim, @ bot, Gat.28.19,20, 
 
 Ci holoeuer Hall beleeue and be Baptized, 
 fhalbe Caued. Bark.16.1 6. 
 
 There is but one Baprifme. Eph.4, 5. 
 
 ‘Bp Baptifme we are cleanſed and fanctis 
 fied. Eph.5.26,27. and hnited in one hodie. 
 ¥ Coꝛ.i 2.8 3. 
 
 The inuitble grace by faieh , enu nat the 
 outward ceremonie of Baptifine, iuflifieth, 
 Rot, 3.22,to 29. and 4-5,* Epy.2.8,9@al, 
 2.16." anD 3.1." 
 
 Appia beleened befoge fhee was baptized 
 Acts 16.14,15.and Paul.Act.ↄ. 17, 18. and 
 the Eunuch. Ace 8.38. and Cornelius with 
 the Gentiles in bis boule. Act 10 47,48. 
 
 By Baprifme we puton Chꝛiſt. Gal.3.27. 
 Te are dead aud rifen with him. Rom.6.3, 
 4. In which places the Scripture attribu⸗ 
 ring tothe Gene ef Baptifine that which ig 
 proper to faith it felfe, is weil erpounded. 
 1. Det. z. 21. 
 
 The Apoſtles Baptized in the name of 
 Jeſus Chik. Acts 2.38. ; 
 
 Baptized onto Johns Baptifme. Act, 19.5 
 
 Paul not chiefly ſent to baptize, but to 
 preach the Golpel. 1.o nry. 
 
 De baptized but Criſpus, Laing, andthe 
 houſhold of Siephanas, berle 14. 16, gupp. 
 
 verle rg. 
 
 BEA 
 
 The Samaritaned baptized. Act.8.15-¢ 
 manp of che Cozinthiang, Ace.18, 18.and the 
 @aoler.Acts 26.3 2,34. 
 
 Chꝛiſt wag baptized with the holp Hoek. 
 Mat 3. 16. 17. 
 
 Chik baptized with the holy Ghoſt anu 
 with fire. Luke 3.16. A9ar.1.8.Qatth.3.116 
 John 1.33. Act.s.5 looke Act.3.18,33.¢ 6,66 
 und 8.15,16,17.and 9. 17. and £0.44. 
 
 Baptized foz Dead. 1.02.1 5.29. 
 
 WBaptilme,one of the Ech principles of Ca⸗ 
 techifine. Deb.6.1,2. { 
 
 Infants not to be denied Baptifme, Gen. 
 909 -AND 17.7, 8. Max.20. 14515516. Mom. 
 3. and 4.2 1,22." 
 
 To be baptized with Baptifme. Mark. 10. 
 38.Luke 12 50. 
 
 Barley Kuth carieth home the barley which 
 Goas gaue ber, Ruth.F.15, 17. 
 
 The dzeame of the cake of barley expoutte 
 Ded. Judg.7. 13, 14. looke Bread. 
 
 Barren. No woman fHsule bee baren, if 
 fue could keepe Gods commandements. Eg- 
 odtis.23. 26. 
 
 Sarah twas barren, ans God made bet 
 fruitfull. Gen. 11. zo. and 21.i, a. and Rea 
 bekah likewile. Gene. ⁊ 5. 21. and Monoahs 
 wife. Judg. 13. 3,24. and Eliſhabs helkeile. 
 2. King 4.16. and Elizabeth. Luke 1.7,13. 
 and Hannobh. a.Sam, 1.5. 19, 20 when Pe⸗ 
 ninnah tas barren. a.Mam 2·5. 
 
 Lead fruitful, ano Rabel Barren, Gen, 
 23.31. 
 
 Barrennefle and fruitfrlneffe not it man 
 02 womans power, but in Gov. Wene.16.2. 
 anD 20.18. and 30,2. 
 
 Barrenneſſe a great repzoch ameng the 
 Jewes. Luke.s.25.looke Wombe. 
 
 Bafes of bzaffe in Salomong Temple, s. 
 Wings 7.29, to 38. 
 
 Basket. Paul contieied from bis enemies 
 out of a window by a basket, Act? 9.24,35. 
 2.Cor u 1.32533, 
 
 Baſtard. A Baftard (hall not enter into the 
 congregation of the Logd Deut.2 3.2. Ezta. 
 
 10.44. 
 
 Baſtards planta ſhall take no deepe toote, 
 and why. Wiſd· a 3.4. 5,6. 
 
 & Beards. Mꝛieſtes foꝛbidden the Haning 
 of theit Beards. Leuit.19.27. and 21.5. Hla, 
 
 15.2. 
 
 Dauivs feruants Beards halfe ſhauen of 
 
 by Danan in repoch. 2, am. 10.2, 3,4. 
 B-ave. Dauid Hew a Lyon anda Beare, 
 1,Ham.17.34,t0 38. > 
 
 To beare his Anne, what. Lenit.24.15. 
 
 Beaftes. The Creation of Beaſtes. Hent, 
 24. and 2.19, 
 
 Adam gaue names to all Beaftes. Genes 
 2.20. 
 
 God pronived foode, both foz man ¢ beaft, 
 Gen. 1.39,30. 
 
 God punifhech allo the Beaſt, foz fhending’ 
 mang blood, Geng 5. 
 
 The male anv female of cuctp Beaſt, taken 
 into the Arke. @Ben.7.8,9. 
 
 Death thæatned to man and Bealt , that 
 Appoched tah Sinai, while God ſpake to 
 Moſes Exod.19.13-anv 34.3. 
 
 Bealtes cleane and vucteane. Leuit. 11.2. 
 
 £0 13. 
 
BEE 
 to 3. and Deut. 14.4 to 22. 
 
 The citie being -accurfea, men, womeꝝ. 
 ebilzen and bealts are deſttoped. Joſhua 6. 
 
 IJ: 
 Bil the beaftes in Egypt vied. Erod.9.3, 
 
 4,6. 
 
 be hatme of anp mans Beatt to another 
 man, bots to be recompenfed. Ered. 22.5. 
 
 Tbe vifion of foure Bealts. Reue.a.6. 
 
 Euerp man a beat bp bis one know 
 ledge Jere. 10.14.80 5 1.17. ; 
 
 od calleth princes oz gouetnours kine oz 
 
 Bealts, Amog 4.1. 
 
 Thé convition of man and beat. Eccles, 
 
 119,29. 
 3 Paul fought with beans. 1. Loz.15.32. 
 
 Beaten. JDaul g Dilag beaten with rods, 
 Gct.16.22,23,37. i y 
 
 Paul thꝛiſe beaten with roddes.a.Coꝛin. 
 11.25, 
 
 The Apolties beaten. Acts 5.40. 
 
 The officers of Iſeael bearen pniny. 
 Exod 5.14,16, 
 
 Difenderg deaten.Dent.25.2,3, 
 
 The feruant that knoweth bis maters 
 twill and Boeth it nor, halbe beaten with ma- 
 np fripes: and he that knoweth ic not, with 
 few, Luke 12.47.48. 
 
 Beautie, {ee Fairenefie. 
 
 Bed. Des bed veleribes. Deut. 3.11, 
 
 A woman of good eſtimation made a bed, 
 atable,ec.for Elifha.2.Bing.4.8,9,10. 
 
 At out going to bed, at our vpzifing, éc.to 
 thinke opon Gods lawes, andteachthem 
 our chilozen.Deut.11.18,19.and 6.6,7,8,9. 
 
 Bees. Samfon found a fwarme of Bees 
 me bonte inthe Bopp ofa ipon, Jung. 14. 
 6,8. 
 Before, Solemne feaking before the Loꝛd 
 Exod, 18.12, and offring.1.DSam.11.15.and 
 1. i9. and coucnant making. s.Damu.23.76, 
 18 2.Sam 5.3. 
 
 Beggers. G Beggers life miferable, though 
 ſweet with hameleffecteatures. Ecclus.ao. 
 28,29, 30. fee Poore, 
 
 Begusle fee Deceixe, ) 
 
 Beginning. The worl’ had a beginning 
 by God, who is without beginning, Gen.i .1. 
 Johr1.2,3. å 
 
 Hinga paie no better beginning negen- 
 ding then ether men. TAil7.1,t0 7. 
 
 The beginning of wifeoome is the feate of 
 
 the Lozo. Pſal.i 1.10. 
 Beleen, Thep that came to God, muſt be- 
 Jeene that Gov ts.Deb. 11.6. 
 
 Fone can delecuc in Chik that haue not 
 heard of bim om.10.14. 
 Whole beleeue who ate boꝛne againe from 
 aboue, of Gor, which bane that gift of Gon. 
 Matt. 16.17. sbn. 6.65. for itis his onelp 
 eift.Datth.13.11,t0 18.to whom Gos hath 
 ginen a minve to know him.1. John 5. 20, to 
 whom the Father hath giuen the fonne who 
 are dzawen bp him, anv baue heard of him. 
 John 6. 39,44. Thale heart is opened bp 
 the Laz, to attend te his preachers. Actes 
 16.14. Who ate ozdeined of Gad to b:leeue 
 vnto eternali life. Act. 13.48.wh9 are planted 
 by him. Wat.15.13.toha ate taught of Gov. 
 John 6.45.and to whom the ooze of Faith ig 
 opened. Acts 14.27. 
 
 The fecond Table. 
 
 The end of the EuangeliGs cares pained 
 in writing was, that wee mould ocleeue, and 
 be ſaued. Joon 20 30, 31. 1. Join 1 2,3. 
 
 He that Hall belecuc,an® be baptizen, hal 
 be Caued; but hee that will nog belecue, fjall 
 be damned Marke 16.16. 
 
 To beleeue in the light, that we map dee 
 the chilnzen of (ight. Joon 12.36. 
 
 Hx that belecucth in Epift, beleeueth in 
 God, and tcmaineth uot in varkuefie, John 
 12.44,46. * 
 
 Thep bleſſed, that haue not ſeene, and pet 
 belecucd Chꝛiſt John 20.29. 
 
 Abꝛaham belecuing, was reputed righte⸗ 
 ols. Gene.i5.6. 
 
 Bpbelecuingin Chik, we overcome the 
 toortD.1. John 5.5. 1.802. 15.57. We receiue 
 remifiion of ont Grues.Act.10.43. De is the 
 perfection of the Lawe to iuſtiſie beleeuers, 
 Rom.1 0.4. 
 
 He thar beleeueth that Jeſus is tke ſonne 
 of God, ouercommeth the Bozio, 1. John 5-5 
 and 1.00 02.15.57. 
 
 Tbe raillug of Lazarus from death, caus 
 feb many Jewes te belecuc in Chꝛiſt. John 
 II.40.44, 45 and 12.11, 
 
 Chrill knewe from the beginning, who 
 ſhould belecue. John 6.64. 
 
 The Jewes beleeue not Chit, becanle 
 ttep ate not of bis fheepe. John 10.26. 
 
 After Cozi had turned $ water into wine, 
 pis diſciples beleeued in him. John 2.9.11. 
 
 garp bleſſed, becaule fle beleeued GoBs 
 meflace. Luke 1.45. 
 
 Taby the Apoũles beleeacd. John 16.39, 
 
 Co beleeue with the beart vnto righteoul: 
 nefe. Rom 10 10. 
 
 The Eunuch beleeuing with aR bis heart, 
 that Jeſus Chꝛiſt was the ienne sf Bod, was 
 daptized.Acts 8.37, 38. 
 
 Hee that beleeueth in Chꝛiſt, confeſſeth 
 that Govis true. John 3.33. and recetuech 
 the-reco23 that Gav witncflen of Chꝛiſt at 
 bis baptiſme, and tranf{guration. i. John 5. 
 10. Matth. 3.17. and 17.5. 2-JBét. 1.17. 
 
 MWbhoſoeuet beleeucth not Sod, hath mate 
 him aliar. 1. John 5.10. 
 
 Beleeuers are the chilnzen of God. John 2, 
 12. anD Bogue of Sod. 1.Jabn 5 10, 
 
 Zil things peflible to bim that beleeueth, 
 Parke 9.23. : 
 
 Ahat tokens followed them that belee- 
 ved, Marke 16.17.28. 
 
 Dee that belecueth in Chk, Hall neuer 
 
 hunger noztbirik. Tobn 6.35. naz perih, but 4 
 
 paue eternall life. John 3.15, 16, 36. 
 
 She vnſpeakeabie iop,and glorie reſerued 
 foz belecuers, i.Pet.i 7,8. Gla.35.1. Thep 
 entren inte Bods ret. Deb.4.3.%* Thep ſhali 
 not be ahamed. r Det.2.6. Roma. 9.3 3. At 
 the comming of hif, ttep Hail rife againe 
 with þim. 1. £0z.15.23. 
 
 Ger that beleened confeſſed their finnes 
 and ſhewed therr workes.Acts 19.18. 
 
 Paul belecued, aan therefoze fpake bola: 
 tp. 2.£02.4.13. Ephe 3. 12. 
 
 Chif a Fone to ſtumble atana a tocke of 
 offence to thole that beleeue not.1.JSe.2.7,8. 
 
 Albeit wee beleeue not , pet abiveth Ged 
 true in bis pꝛomiſes 2. Tim. 2. 13. 
 
 Tilo lo beleeuerh in the Loa, keepeth 
 
 Taaa TA 
 big commandements.'Ecelug.3 2.24. and be | 
 that beleeueth not, cannot dee eſtabliſhed in 
 the trueth, noz pleafe Gor. Hla.7.9.Deb,24. 
 6.Sundgp forts of beleeuing. Luke 8.12, 13. 
 Acts 8.13 looke Faith and Vnbeliefe. 
 
 Beloued. Chꝛiſt the beloued fonne of God. 
 in when bee is weil plealed. arze 1. 11. 
 Patt. 3.17-8 47.5. 2. JDet.1.17, Luke 935. 
 
 Deareip beloued. Luke 7.2. 1. Pet. 2. ĩ ĩ. 
 2.JDeter 3.1. 1. John 4 1,3. John 2.5, 11. 
 Juve 3. Col 3. 12. 
 
 Benefits, Gods Benefites on man, to what: 
 ente. Deut.4,32,t041 ¢8.2.* €2y.2,to t01 
 2.Ham.7.8,21, Ferem.2,2.* Iſai 63. 12.* 
 WBat.8.4 DSE. 1.45. iLuke 5.34. Act.4.17. 
 
 Reniguitie, looke Kindnefle and Boun- 
 tifuluefle, 
 
 Beneuolence Mewen foz charitie fake Ruth 
 2.8,fo 18. Reman 9.3. and 10.2,2. In thele 
 woads, looke Loue, Almes,t Bountifulneffe. 
 
 Almes callen a bencuolence, 2.3.9.5. 
 
 Befeech. looke Pray. 
 
 Beware of dogges, anv ef concifion. Phil. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 3 2e 
 _Bewayling, looke Busiall, dead, and Mours 
 ning. 
 g Byword, looke Prouerbe, 
 B:gamie , o2} hauing two wines together, 
 Gena.19. and 26. 34,5c. 
 Balof diuogcement, Deut.a. 1. Matth.5. 
 31.and 19.7. 
 Binde. Samſon bound anv deliuered to 
 the Shiliſims. Zudges.15.10,21,13. 
 Df Binding and Loofing looke Keyes. . 
 Binde nat two finnes together.gEcclug.7.8. 
 Bond, Loue the Bonde of perfectnefle. Lot. 
 
 3-44. 
 Paul in bonds foz the Gofpel.Cal.4.2.. 
 Remember thea that bee it Bondes, ad 
 
 though pe were hound with them. Deb.: 3.3.: 
 Bound in {pitit, what. Actes 20,22. 
 Aibeir Haul wes bound, pet Gods woꝛd 
 
 was not bound. 2. Tim.2.9. 
 Birdes. Birdes created bp God, and power — 
 
 muen them to ingendet.Gen,r. 21,22. 
 Hate Birdes and foules ſhouſd bee oferea 
 
 in Cacrifice. Leutt.1.14.* 
 
 Tibat thep ought to doe that finde a birds 
 nel Deut.22.6.looke Beaftes. 
 Bertiright. Elau lelleth yis birthright ta 
 
 Jaatob {oz a meke of pottage. Gene.25.29, 
 
 `~ 
 
 33: 
 
 Birthday. Hered ſolemnizeth his birthday. 
 €Hat-6.21.Aat.14.6.and Pharash. Gene. 
 0.26, 
 
 Bifhoppe, Gixnifieth one watching oner, oz 
 fuper:mtenbent , tobo is called in Scripture 
 bp diuers names, as an onerfeer. Act.20.28. 
 A warcherourt Geds people. Fla.62.6, one 
 thar hath charge of toules. Act.1.20, A eps 
 Gears. Jom 27. 15, 16,17. 1. Petet 2.26. A 
 minifter of tbe Goſpel. Rom.15,16. A diſpo⸗ 
 fer cf Hons fecrets. 1. Coꝛa.i1. A bozker 2. 
 02.6.1, A labourer. Bat.9.37.an embaſſa⸗ 
 dour. p ie.6,20. 
 
 DE the inſtitution of Bithops, 1.8 im.4,14, 
 Wit. 1.5-Act, 14.230 
 
 Bifhops called Elder and Witiffers in⸗ 
 Differently. Acts 20.17. Titus 1.5.Rom.rs. 
 16.1.£02-3 5.2. Coz · 3.6. and 4.1, Cppel.3.7. 
 Col.i.23.1. Tim. IF 4.64 59. 1.1. Bers.. 
 
 Tipat 
 

 
 RLE 
 
 CUihatmaner of men ſhouid be elected Bi- 
 fhops. 1. 3.2,t0 8.Tit.1.5, ta 10.86.63. 
 
 A Bishop ſhould be an enfample te othets. 
 LTN. g 2.2. Time. iz. Tit.2.7,8. 
 
 A Bithops tips ſhould peelerue knowledge 
 Mala 2.7. 
 
 That is to be required in aBithop. Tit. 
 1.9,10,21,3.@im.2,2, De muf not be care- 
 Full fog wozldip things. 2. Tim. 2. 4. Ahat 
 
 «Mould be pis exerciſe. c. Tim.a.7, 3.* What 
 ozder of dilcipline he Mould ule, 2. Coz. 2.1, 
 to12.an01.Gim 5. 20, 21. 
 
 Bishops to vie a moderation in rebukiug 
 fuch as go aftap: r: Time 5. 1,2 
 
 A Bihop ought not to lap bands funbenlp 
 on anp man.1.Cim.5.22. 
 
 Wany Bifhops in Philippi. Phil 5.. 
 
 Biſhops antthogitp.Epye. 32: Loir, z5. * 
 2, Ubell.3.9.Tit.1.5,13. lovke Keyes, © 
 
 Chꝛiſt tye Bifhop af our ſoules.. Pet. 2 
 25 toske Paftor,Elder, Preacher, ¢ Minifter. 
 
 Bitternc Je. Quget, gc. not tobe in Chik: 
 and. Cpbhe.g.31. A 
 
 Bitternes o2 beration of foule, 2. king 4.27. 
 
 Bitter waters mane ſweete. Exod. 15.25, 
 Ecclus.38.5. 
 
 Blameleſſe. ainen blameleffe. 1. 
 Whel.2.r0. fo wouid pee baue all Chꝛiſtians 
 to do.Phil.ꝛ.15. 
 
 Blaſphemie ig the iniurie, ſlaunder, orx op 
 pzobzie thar is done againſt Gov. Coe blaf- 
 phemie of the Phariles. Marth. 12.31, 32. 
 Par. 3.28, 2930. Lube 11. 15. Of Phara- 
 oh. £00.5 .2.¢10.10,20. Df Daneherib. 2 
 Wing. 19.3,6.Df Dolofernes, Judeth 6.2,5. 
 DE Nebuchad· nezzat. Daniel 3.15. Df the 
 bigh Pricks.O9att.27-25,29,044.reabe 2. 
 Hing... 8. 19,3 2.€ 19.10,to14. Matth. 3 3. 
 Numer s.ꝛ2, 32. 2. Sam. 12.14. i. Wing 20. 
 
 23.2 KRing. I. 2, 10..1. Chꝛon. 20.7.2. Macca. 
 5-5,9 04. 1. Joh. 5. 16, 17, Reu.13.5. Zech. 
 5.34. Acts 20.11. 
 
 Whe Blaſphemer ſtoned. Wewit.24.14, 15, 
 
 36, 
 
 Blafphemie againſt the holp Shot Hail 
 neuer be forgiuen. Matth 12.32, Mar. 3. 2. 
 | Puke 12.10. 
 
 Paul was a blafphemer. 1. Tim. 1.13. 
 
 Whe name of Goo vaply blafphemed. Jfa. 
 --§2.5. and foz that canle Gov puniſheth rhe 
 
 ooid. Fla.5.48.% Mum, ce,20, 33. Plalm. 
 98 3,7 Reu 3.16,176 
 
 - AH blafphemie thould bee baniſhed from 
 Chziltiansephe43o 
 
 The names of blalphemie are in f croton 
 of Antichriſt. Keu.iu 3. x.* 
 
 Blafting of come, Mildeaw, gc. {ent bs of 
 Gon fo: inne. Amog 4 9. Pag, 2.17,18. 1. 
 Kinges. 37. i 
 ~ Blemifh. Pothing that bath blemith tehe 
 
 | offered tothe Lom Leu.22.21, 22. 
 
 Ble ffe. To bleſſe, put foz to peaife,2-Loz.t. 
 3. Li r.68: and to giue thankes. 1.Coz.14, 
 36.and to confecrate and to prepare. r. Cor. 
 zo. 16. and to curſe oz blaſpheme.i. kin.2i. 
 30,13. Job 1.5. 
 
 Gou biefled man and wile. Gen. 1. 28. and 
 
 3 
 z God bleed the Lenenth vap and halowed 
 It. Ger. 2.7.e6r08.20, 18% 
 ` Gonbiciied Woah ¢ his fonnes-Gen.s.s. 
 
 The fecond Table. 
 
 Shem aud Japhet are bleſſed. Genel. g. 
 26,37. 
 Gor bleffeth Abraham. Gene.24.35. and 
 promiferh co blefle J3bak. Gene.26.3. and 
 bleflech Laban fog Jaakobs lake. Genel, 30. 
 
 0. 
 
 3 Hed blefleth F aakob.Gen.3 5.9. anv Saz 
 tay. Gen.17,16. and Putiphar foz Tolephs 
 fake, Ben. 39.3,6.8 the Leuites , fog flap: 
 ing the Idolaters.Exo.ʒ 2.28,29.an8 Dams 
 fon. Juda. 2 3.24,25 
 
 God bleſſeth him that taketh no vlurie of 
 his brother. Dett. 3. 20. and that grudgeth 
 not to lenn that map Doe him good. Deut. c5y. 
 
 9,10, 
 
 Gon bleflech the Ilraelites in all things 
 Deu.2.7, 
 
 The maner of blefling the people peleris 
 ben tothe Patek. Rum.6.23.* 
 
 Chꝛiſt bleffed pong chimen. Mark. ro.i6. 
 ana bis Apoſtles, aſcendiug pp to heauen. 
 Lube 24.56 
 
 The Angel blefled Yaakob. Gen.32. 29, 
 
 Izhak blefleth Jaakob and Elan, Gene. 
 27.27, to 41. 
 
 Iſhmael bleſſed at che requeſt of Abꝛaham. 
 
 @en.i17.20. 
 RWebckay bleed of her parents. Gerelis 
 
 24.60, 
 
 Laban bleffeth hig daughters at their dea 
 Parting. Gen.31.55. 
 
 Faakob gaue etterp of his chien a ſeue⸗ 
 rali bleffing. Gene.49.3. * and blefleth the 
 childzen af Joſeph, and hobo. Gen.48.15. 
 
 Males bleſſed euerp tribe of Iſrael. Deu. 
 33.2* and the tabernacle, and all that Be- 
 zaleel ans Aholtab hat Done. ron. 39.43. 
 
 Garon blfled the propie, after pee bad 
 mede oblation. Leu.o.⁊22. 
 
 The Leuites ſeparated to bleffe their bze- 
 then in the name of the Lod. Deut.10 8. 
 
 Joſhua blefleth the Reubenites. Davies, 
 and baife Manalleh. Folh.22.1,6. and La- 
 keb. Jolh.t 4.12. 
 
 Dauid bleſſech the people. 2.Dam.6.20. 
 
 Toe boule of Obed engin, blefled foz he 
 Arkeg fake. 2.Sam 6.12. 
 
 Salomon bleſſeck all the congregation of 
 Iſr ael.r. Wing.8.74,25- 
 
 Abrahams feruant bleſſed the Lord, koz his 
 pꝛoſperous tourney. Gene.24.27. 
 
 Melchiledech bleed Bon foz Abrahams 
 hictozie. Hene.14.19,20, 
 
 Bleſſtags to thole that keepe Gons cõman⸗ 
 Dements. Exo.23. 25. Uen.26.3,t0°4. Deut. 
 71 1,12, 13, Deut. 111 3, to 16 and 28.1,t0 
 15. and to thoſe that fe are God. Pſa.i28.2.* 
 
 Bleſſings pꝛonounced vpon mount Geriz- 
 zim Deut.27.12. 
 
 The Lozo bleſſe thee: a maner of faluta- 
 tion. Ruth.2.4. bleffed bee he oz thou of the 
 Lom Ruth 2.19,20. and 3.10, Gen 47.7. 
 
 Dauid beltet God that his houle might 
 be blefled.2.am.7.29. 
 
 Mice ought to bleſſe the Word after our 
 mesles Deut. 8.10, 
 
 Samuelbleſſed the Sacrifice befoge the 
 people vin eate theteof. Dan, 9.83. 
 
 Paul bleffed Gob.ꝛ. Coꝛ.i.ʒ34. and ſo did 
 Peter. r Pet- a. 3. 
 
 Jael bleffed, and WHP. Judg. 5.2 4, to 28. 
 
 BLE 
 
 Soul bleffed thole that betrayed Dauid 
 vnto himt. 1.Ham.2 3,31. 
 
 Dauid confirmed the peoples blefling of 
 @Palomon, i. King. 1. 47. 4b. 
 
 The Dueene of Sheba bleſſed the Lows 
 1. Ring. 10.9. and 2.4 2.9.8. 
 
 Jaakob tearmech bis pzefent te Elau, a 
 blefling. Bene, 33.10,18. 
 
 Go bleffe a mans felfe in bis beart, igts 
 flatter himſelte. Deut. 29.19. 
 
 Izhaks blefling to Jaakob irteuocavle. 
 Gene.27.33. 
 
 God promileth to bleſſe Abrabam. Bene. 
 12.2,3. which he perfomed. Gene.13.2.8n8 
 21.253. Mat.r.2,16,Act.2.18,22,25. 
 
 Bleffed be the Loꝛd, a terme ſomtime vſed 
 ofthe wicked, Fech.11.5. 
 
 The Faithfull are bleſſed with Faithfull As 
 bzavam.@al.3.9. 
 
 The kingdome of heauen ig prepared fog 
 the bleffed. QB at.25.34. 
 
 Cee ought to bleſſe thole that curfebs. . 
 HLuc.6.28.1.€02.4.12.¢ Whp.t.JPet.3.9. 
 
 Blefling and curling ought not te pgoceed 
 cut of one mouth. Tames 3.10. 
 
 The Blefled of Ged are called eepe: 
 Mat.25. 33. 34. 
 
 Che nelcription of a bleſſed man. lakr. 
 1,2. 8ND 119.1.* Wat.5.3, to 13. 
 
 A bleed thing to giue , rather then ta res 
 ceine, Accs 20,35. 
 
 Blefled bee the man that truftech inthe 
 Low. Jere.17.7,8- 
 
 Judge none bleſſed befoze hig death. Eca 
 clug.11,28. 
 
 Blefled ate thep that are not offenved at 
 Chit. Luke 7.23. 
 
 Blinde. Two blinde men healed.Aatt.g. 
 27,t0 32. Mar. 10.46." Luke 18,35. * 
 
 Chu healeth the blinde with his ſpettle. 
 War.8.22,33,to 27. John 96. 
 
 The blinde bagnefoz the glorie of Gor. 
 Jobn 9. 1,2. 
 
 Af the blind teade the blinde, both fall ine 
 tothe Ditch. Bat. 15.14. i 
 
 TUe ought to lap no tumbling blocks bes 
 fore the blinde Leuit.s9.14. Deut.27.18; 
 
 God punifhech with blindneffe thole that 
 obferue not his commandements. Deut.28. 
 28,29. Cramples. Gen. 19. 11.8 2.bin.6,18, 
 2. Mac.z.27. and £0.30. Luke 24.16. Act.9. 
 8. and 13. 21. 
 
 DF the blindnes of heart Ifa. 6.ↄ, io.and 
 59.10, ¥ale.2. 6. Pſalm.s9.23. Jou 12.40. 
 Wat 13.14,15. War.g.12. 10.8.10.Ger.28, 
 26 Rem.2 i.7, 8,10. and 1.24, * 2.€02,4.4. 
 Ephe.q. 8. 
 
 The caule of the blindneſſe of the Jewes 
 is vnbeliefe. Rom.ir 1.20. 
 
 Catvarnes Paltours called blind guises 
 Mat.15.14. 
 
 Wewarves blinde the epes of the wile, 
 Exod.a 3.8 Dent.16.19.cecclug.20.28, 
 
 Biiflers looke Scab. 
 
 Blocke, looke Stumble. 
 
 The Kumbling blocke of iniquitie. Ezek. 
 14.3. 
 
 Blood. The life of the fleſh is in the blood 
 Leuit.e7..1. anv rherefoze Gon forbade the 
 Hewes to eate blood. Deut.12.16, Gene.g, 
 4 Heuit-7.26,27. and 19.26 Deut S 
 
p -Ow 
 
 The Iſtaelites viv eate blood. 1, Samut, 
 
 34.3 1,t0 35. 
 The Jewes might not offer blood with 
 {eauened bꝛead. Exod.23. 18 
 Thbe blood ſiriken vpon the Iſraelites 
 houſes Exod, 12.7513. 
 
 The atonement for our foules was made 
 with blood. Lenit.1 7.11. and without hea 
 ping of blood ig noremifiton.Deb.9.22. 
 
 Blood of bulies and gostes could not take 
 away finnes.eb,10.4.and 9.13. — f 
 
 The so Tetament was ozweined with 
 blood of boates, but the new with Chꝛiſtes 
 blood, eb-9.42,19,23.* Chꝛiſtes blood 
 fpeaketh better things thea that of Abel. 
 Hebz.1224.* foz thereby we haue remittion 
 of finnes,¢ are lanctifica. Wat.26.28. Heb. 
 10.10,18.% 1. ]Bet.0,2.¢ 1. 109:1.7IRCH1.5. 
 
 Foz luchas prophane the blood of Etziit, 
 there refterh no moe facrifice foz ſinne. Heb. 
 30.29.80 6.4,5,6. and 8. Jebus 16. 
 
 Cater and blood iflue out of Chriſles 
 fide. John ao 34. 
 
 Gon punfHerh thoſe that Hea the blood 
 of bis ſeruanes Deut. 32.4154 2. 
 
 Shedding of mong bloodreuenged boih 
 on mai and beat: Gen.ↄ.5 6. 
 
 The bloodof Abel erxed to Gas fo ven⸗ 
 geance. Beit 4.10, | 
 
 Manaleh ſhedde innecent blood ercees 
 pinglp. 2.kings 21.16. which was che cauſe 
 of the Befiructionof Jerufalem afterward, 
 2.king. 24. 2, 4.Mand 25.1.” 
 
 Df water conuerted into blood. Exod.⁊. 
 175195704 
 
 Blood taken foz? murtier, fo finne; concu⸗ 
 pifcence , and all that is not of the ſpirite. 
 Joſh.20.5. Plal.5.14. John 1.43. 
 
 Blood foz the tedde licout of the grape. 
 Deut 32.14. i 
 
 To take aboay the blond, foz appealing of 
 Gods wath by puntfhing the murtherer. 1, 
 Kings 2.31,32. 2Sam 16. 
 
 The Moabites ſeeing water as redde ag 
 blood, & thinking it to be the blood of their 
 enemies, were emboldened to their owne te 
 ffrucrion. 2, things 3.17,22,23. | 
 _ Flefhand blood cannot inherit the king: 
 Bome of heauen. 1.02 15.50. 
 
 . Toe to them that builoe op Ston with 
 blood, and Jeruſalem with iniquitie Wic. 
 3. 10. and 7.2,Dab.2, 12. 
 
 Boat. anp will boak of theirowne 
 goodnefie,tc. Oro 20.6. 
 
 TUe aught not to boaſt of to moꝛobs. Pzo. 
 27.1. Samed 4 13,16. 
 
 Loue boafterh not it felfe..1.1 2.13.4. . 
 
 Tce ought not to boaft of other mens la⸗ 
 
 Bours. 2.0}. 10.15. 
 *  Boaft not thp felfe againſt the branches. 
 Rom. 118. ; 
 
 Body. The Churchisthe body of Jeſus 
 Chik Ephe. 1. 2 2, 2 3. 
 
 AU the fatthfull ave one body in Chꝛiſt, ¢ 
 one anothers members.Ro.12.5.eph.4.1,4. 
 
 Dur Bodies are the members of Chꝛiſi. 
 x. 02.6.15. The temples of the balp Gok 
 conlecrated to Gov, and not tofoznication.1. 
 Coꝛ.6.i 3, 19. The veſſels of our bodies to be 
 kept in Holinefie and honour. Epbhe.4.4.that 
 . Gon may be glozifien therebp, 1,02.6.20. 
 
 / 
 
 The fecond Table. 
 
 He that committeth foꝛnication, Annet} 
 again pis owne body.1.C07.6.18, 
 
 Beloze wee can beare the image of the 
 heauenip body, we mu beare the image of 
 rhe earthip. 1.d02-15.25,f0 50. 
 
 Paul calleth pis body the body of death. 
 Row.7.24. 
 
 Sinne muh not reigne in our mortal bo- 
 dies Rombi z. - 
 
 Dut bodies called earthen beflels.2. Loz 
 47. earthly houſes.2. Coꝛ 5.1. and taberna- 
 cles.a Pet. 1. 13. 
 
 Being at home inthe body, we are ablent 
 from the 1ozd.2.€02.5.6, 
 
 Paul chakika pis body, and why. 1. Cor. 
 9:25 526,27, 
 
 Dur cozruptible bodies hall rife intog 
 ruptible. 1. Coz. 155 3,54. Ge gloap of the 
 beauenly bodies Diffcreth from the earthip. 
 
 1. 02.15.40. ; 
 
 Bodily exercife pꝛofiteih litle.1. Tim.4.8. 
 
 Bold, yp Chzilt we map be bold to enter 
 inta the help place.Deb.¢0.19, and ate wil- 
 ied to woe boldly to the throne of grace fog 
 mercp. Deb 4 16. 
 
 Bondage. 3t ig a bondage to line bnder the 
 ceremonies of the Law, Walat,2.4.€ 4,1; 3. 
 
 Bond, loske Binde, 
 
 Bond men, bond women, and bond (er- 
 wants, looke Seruitude, Captiuitie,¢ Maides. 
 
 Bone Woman being made of f rib of man, 
 is called Bone of mans bones, Hen, 2, 22,23 
 
 The Iſraelites are cõmanded not to break 
 abone of the Patchall lambe. Exod. r2.46. 
 
 Joſephs bones caried out of Egppt Ero. 
 13.19, 
 
 The bones of twa IBasphets, laned from 
 burning with others.2. Rings 23.18, 
 
 The king ef Edoms bones burnt in dex 
 (pite. Amos 2.1, 7 
 
 Bookes.The booke of p Law found in the 
 Tempie.2. Kings 22.838,10, 
 
 Fiue men wzotein 40,dapes 304.bookes, 
 2.06 (02.14 42,44. 
 
 The bookes of the Lato burnt and cut in 
 pieces.«. Mac. i. 59,60. 
 
 Many bookes and much re ading weari⸗ 
 eth the tleſh. Eccles.i 2· 13. 
 
 Go be regiſtted in the booke of life, what, 
 Phil.a.3. Luke 10.20, Reuel 3.5. ¢ 20.32. 
 and 21,27. and tobe put out of tye booke of 
 life, what. rod. 3 2.32,33.49 fal 69.28, 
 
 Wang confcience a booke, wherein igre- 
 giſtred bis ſinnes. Reue.20 12. 
 
 2000. Markes woth of bookes ef cutious 
 artes burnt.Actes 19.19, 20. 
 
 Berne of God who, 1. John 5. 1. 
 
 Tee mull be borne of water, andof the 
 {pirit. Jobu.3.3,4,5. 
 
 The faithful are borne a new bp the woꝛd 
 of Gov. 1. Det.1.23. John 1. 12. 
 
 Pe that is borne of God, linneth not and 
 why. 1. John 3.9, 
 
 Agneta borne babes wee mult delire the 
 fincere milke of Gods word 1.JDet.2.1,2. 
 
 Boundes, Thole are curſed that remooue 
 the ancient boundes, Deut.27.17. €19.14+ 
 3910.22.28. and 23. 10.re ade Dols. 10. 
 
 Bountifulneffe. Thole that haue true Ioue 
 are bountifull.1.@o2.13.4, 
 
 and Canaan. 
 
 BRE \ 
 4,to 8. Ezek. 18. 30,31,32. and efpecialiy to | 
 
 vs Gentiles, Rom. 11.22. 
 
 Bowes, looke Atrowes anv Swords, 
 
 Bow. Wize ought to bow out hearts onto 
 the Loz. Jof).24.23. bat 
 
 Wath heba bowed her [elfe vnto her hal 
 hand Dauid. rings 1,16. ant Halomon 
 te ber. 1. Kings 2.19, 
 
 God bowed the heauens, € came Downe. 
 2,H 410,223.20. 
 
 The childzen of Iſrael Bowed owne and: 
 
 _ worlhippetd God. ge p0d.4.3 1, 
 
 Abrabam bowed himielfe vnto the hit⸗ 
 tites.G2n.23.7- 
 
 Barels of mercy, looke Tender,@ Mercys 
 
 Branches. Che Jewes the natural brans- 
 ches of the Dline tree, Rom.11.17,t0 28. 
 
 Brafex ferpent, looke Serpent, 
 
 Bread, fog all things neceflarp to this pees 
 fent life. Ge. 18. 536,738- 21.14 Judg. 19.5 
 2. Kin.6 22, 2 3. Mat.4. 4 86.11. DBaré.36, 
 
 The heart tg ſtrengthened with bread, 
 Plal.104.15. 
 
 Wan ought to eate bread, in the ſweate of 
 bis face. Gen 3,19. ‘ 
 
 Man liueth not bp bread onelp,but by ge. 
 Deuts. 3. Mat.4.4 Luke 4.4. 
 
 The Low rained bread trom heauen cers 
 OUUS 16.4,15. : 
 
 God twill blefie our bread, and our water, . 
 if we obep him, Ere.23.25. and we thaleate 
 out bread in plentifulneſſe· Leuit.26.5. 
 
 The laffe of bread Leuit.26.a6. ; 
 
 The Canaanites were but ag bread fog 
 the Iſraelite s,and how JQUM. 14.9. i 
 
 The bread of affliction. 1. King.22.272. 
 
 The bread of teares. Ofal 80.5. 
 
 The bread of ſoꝛow. IPfal.30.20. 
 
 The bread of anuerfitie. Ila. 30,20.. ` 
 
 Want of bread in all the iand of Egypt 
 en yo 
 
 Qn offeting of bread. Leitit.2.2. F 
 
 The thew bread.Leuit.aa.5 to 10.wheres 
 of 1. am.21.6. 
 
 Eliſha with twenty Ioanes of barley bread 
 in time of Dearth feederh roo, men. Kin· 4. 
 
 43543, ` 
 
 The bread of life ig the fleſh of Chꝛiſt. 
 John 6.48, 55, 
 
 The bread in. the Loes Suyper dort 
 Declare vnto bs, that we are made one brea 
 With bim. 1. Coꝛ· io. 16, 17. * 
 
 Ginleauened bread looke Paſſeouer. 
 
 Unleauened bread of ſinceritie eeructh 
 looke 1.2.02.5.8. 3 
 
 Df bacaking of bread from boule to houn 
 Actes 2.42, 46. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 aueJP20,.27.24." Wat. 5-25, 1 Timo 8. | 
 Breath of Goo taken foz vis wath; pom 
 er, and fpirite Jp laka8.15. Job 33.4. Ola 
 
 6. 
 
 Brethren aping without ife, the xert t 
 marrie bis wife,andD why. Deuti25.5.99a 
 22.24. Mar 12.19¢ i 
 
 Unitie of brethren acceptable ta God an 
 man. Ecclus.2 5.1. lalar 33.152, 3. y 
 
 The 7 brethren any the — 
 
 RD 
 
ee Se 
 
 vnder Antiorhug.2.Bac.7.1.* 
 The princes heart not to be lifted bp a 
 Doue bis brethren. Detit. I 5.20. 
 DE Folephs brethren. Gen 37 4 11.*and 
 42.3,6.%and 43.°and 14.4,14.* 
 Jaakob callea hole of bis houſholde, bre- 
 ‘thren, @en.3 1.32. and ſtrangets allo bre- 
 thren.Gett.29.4. 
 Dawid calleth his men of warte,brethren. 
 1.) am, 30.23. 
 The Apotles anv the elect, Chik calleth 
 brethren, att.28.10.Wed.2.11,02, 
 Lhit mane like bie brethréin all chings, 
 except finne.and why. Heb· 2. 17. and 4.05. 
 Ai Chziſtians are brethren. Matth. 2 3. 8. 
 “‘Rom,1.12. 8.29. 1.Coꝛ . 6 6.8 8.11. Eph. 
 6.2 1. Col.4. 15. and ¢.Q gel. 5.14. 
 
 
 
 Chit che firt bome among manpbre- G 
 
 thren. Rem.8.29. 
 
 Ge ought ta lap toime our lineg Foz the 
 brethren.1.Johtt 3,16. 
 
 Brethren foz kinfefatkd of Chꝛiſt.Mat.t 2. 
 47. Joh.7.3. 1.002.9.5.OGal. 1.19. hep be: 
 
 Jeeuen rot in bim. John 7.3,t0 6. 1uk.8.20, 
 
 Falle brethren.2 02.11.26. Galat-2.4, 
 and 2.2am.20, ro.loake Brother. 
 
 Bribes. Again bribes ana extoꝛtion. Jer. 
 
 2213. Micah 3.10, 
 
 Damuel was no bribe caker.1.Hant.13- 
 334,5 looke Gifts ant Rewards. 
 
 Bridle of bondage, tooke 2.-Qam.8.t. 
 
 Brimftonze. Burning with brimftone and 
 falt eheeatnes.Deut.29.23- 
 
 She Sovomites deſtroxed with Ere anv 
 brimftone Gen. 19. 24. 
 
 The tonnent of the wicken in p lake thet 
 Durnech with fire and brimftone.Red.21,8. 
 
 Srother. ot to defraud oz oppzefle our 
 ‘Brother, and tobp.1.G bell. 4.6,7,8. 
 
 Dot often our brother repenting, ig to be 
 Forginen.QBat.18.21,22.fu,17.3,4- eho 
 be is to be cosrected. 9 at.18.15, 16,17. 
 
 Not to defkrop our brother foz meats fake. 
 
 Rom 14.15. but rather neuer to eate meate, 
 -then to offend him. 1. Cor.8. 12, 13. 
 
 Tbo fo hateth his brother, is in darknes. 
 Lohn 2,01. 
 
 Brotherly cogrection. Ecclu.19,13,to 18. 
 looke Correction. 
 
 Brotherly kinvueffe to hee embzaced. 2, 
 PPet.1.7, locke Fruits of faith, 
 
 Di brotherly ioue. Rom, 12,10,1-Chel.4, 
 9.1. Jet.1.22.Deb.13.1. 
 
 F Buckler.God promileth Abzabha to be vis 
 buckler.Gen.15 .1 looke Protector ¢ Shield, 
 
 Buffeted. Chꝛiſt buffeted. Mat 26.67. 
 
 To be buffeted foz our faults.i.Pet.2.20. 
 
 Buggerers leoke Inceſt and Adulterie. 
 
 A ewes of buggerie in Jurp.1.bin.14.24. 
 
 Build. Thole that difobep Gov, Hall build 
 an bonſe, and not owel thereit.Deut.28.30. 
 
 None building an poule, fozced to the 
 warre vntil he bad dedicated it, Deut.20 5, 
 
 Salomen built manp cities anv houſes. 
 1. King.ↄ. 17, to 20. 
 
 Ac build.foꝛ to make.Gen.a.a2. 
 
 To build, foꝛ to beare chilen. Gen. 16. 2. 
 Ruth 4. 11. looke Houfe. 
 
 Chꝛiſt bath builded hig Church, as it was 
 fo2ctold.2.am.7.1 3. 
 
 Building vſed foz teaching -ABatth.21.42. 
 
 
 
 Thefecond Table. 
 
 1.0 63-14.17.@al.2.18. 
 The faithful are Gong building. . Coꝛ. 
 
 3.9. 
 The Golpel ig the Foundation of Chilis 
 
 building. 1.@02.3.11,12. 
 
 The tone which the builders refuſed, is 
 made the head of the coner. Watth.21.42, 
 Maxr.i2.10.Lu.20.17. Act.4.11. 1. Pet.2.7. 
 
 To build, foz to egalt oꝛ pꝛeſerue. Iet.i a. 
 16. and 31.4. 
 
 Building bp Ʒion with blood.Mic ah 3.10. 
 
 Bundle. he bundle of life.1.am.25.29. 
 
 Burdens. The Whariles ouerlade other 
 men with burdens.Aat.23.4. 
 
 Tae ought to beare ene anothers burden. 
 Gal. 6.2. 
 
 Euerx one Hall beare pig owne burden. 
 
 al.6.5. 
 Chika poke eaſie, and his burden light. 
 Wath, r 1.30. 1. John 5.3- 
 
 IRo burden to be catied on the Sabbath 
 Dap. Jere. 17. 21. 
 
 Burden, foꝛ great calamity.Iſa.r 3.1. 
 
 Burie. Te ate buried in Chziſt bp bap- 
 tifme into bis death. Rem, 6.4. 
 
 Sara buried.Gen.23.19. and Abrzaham. 
 Gen.25.8,9. ¢ Jaakob Ge.50.13. ¢ Boles. 
 Deu. 3 4.6.¢ Samuel.i. Sam a5.1. € Sauk 
 and bis (ong.1.94. 31. 13. @ Alabel.2. Sam, 
 2.32.¢ Abner.2.Sam.3.32.¢ the dilobedient 
 propber which was Raine of flion, .kin. 1 3- 
 28,to 31.¢ Jobu Baptiſt. Watt. 14.12. and 
 Giit bp Jofeph of Arimat. Wat. 27.5 9,60. 
 
 Abzaham purcheled a Gein to burie in. 
 Gen. 23.4.* 
 
 Burned. Gt pᷣ cities of the Benlamites bur- 
 ned foz committing whoredom. Juag.20.48, 
 
 Ai burned. Jol.8. 28,¢ Dazoz. 10H. 11.11, 
 E Dericha. Yol6.24.¢ the tower of Shechem, 
 with aboue 1000.men ¢ Women. Judg.9.49. 
 The pres danghter that plated p whoze, 
 
 was to be burne with fire. Leuit.21.9. 
 
 Achan Ronen, and after burned. with all 
 that be had. Tolh.7.24,25- 
 
 Murmurers again Bodburned. Nũ 11.0. 
 Zimri burned himſelfe.i. Rings 16.18. 
 Joolatrous groues commanded of God to 
 
 be burned. Dett.1 2.2, 3. which Ala oblerued. 
 
 iit. 15.12,t0 15 8 Nebu. kin. 10. 10 to 36 
 The Gentiles in burning their chilnzen te 
 
 voles, not to be followed. Deut. 12.31. 
 Samfons wife and bee father burned, 
 
 Purges 15.5,6. 
 
 Califthenes was burnt fog fecting the hae 
 Ip gates on fire. 2 Mac.b. 33. 
 
 Burnt offringg, looke Oftrings ¢ Sacrifice, 
 
 Buftbodies. ãgainſt bufidodies ¢ pzatlerg. 
 1.Tim.s.13.looke moze Light hufwiues, 
 
 Butter,looke Milke. 
 
 Abzaham (et butter aud milke befoze the 
 three Angels.Gen.18.8. 
 
 Buy. Tae muk buy ag though we polſeſſed 
 Mot.1.@02.7.Z0. 
 
 Df buying g felling. Hewe.23.15.* €33 
 19.Letti. 19.11, 35536- € 25-14-* Deut. 15. 
 12.225, 03,t0 17. 2. Sam.24. 21.* JB20.1 1. 
 1,24,26.% 16.8, 11. @20,10,14,23. Iſa.2 3. 
 2,8,18.4 58.9.13. Jer.9. 3,to 6. 32.45.00, 
 11, 12. Mic. 6 10,11,12.” Ecclus.ↄ.1 3. and 
 26 30. and 27.2. Matt.7.2. uke 14.18, 19. 
 5.C0p07.30, 1, Thel.4.6. 
 
 C A aL 
 
 Cc 
 
 © Cake,looke Barley. 
 
 Caldron. Ten Caldrons foz the Temple. 
 1, ings 7.38. - z 
 
 Calfe. The Iſraelites honoz $ golden calfe 
 Ex.32.4. which Woles aboliſhet Cr. 32.20. 
 
 Jeroboam and Hoſhea made two calaes of 
 gold. Wings 12.38. 
 
 The Calfe honoured of the Iſraelites at 
 Beth-auen, tranſpozted into Afipzia. Mole. 
 10, 5,6, 
 
 Che Calues of our lips the bef facrifice. 
 Hol.14.3,Deb.1 3.15. 
 
 Cal. The Low called Samuel fonte 
 times.1.Damt.3.4. 
 
 Chik came not to call the righteous, but . 
 finners to repentance.Mat.ↄ.13. Mat.a.17. 
 Luke 5.32. ĩ. im.1.15. 
 
 As manp as Gov all call, Hall be fauev. 
 Acta 2.39,41. 
 
 Many called, but feto chofen. BWarth.20, 
 16.and 22.14. 
 
 Many called tofaluation both of Fetes 
 ane Gentiles. Rom.9.24. ; 
 
 Whereunto we are called. Eph.x.1,18.* 
 1. Theſ 4.97. 1. Pet. 2.9. 
 
 Te are not called foz our woꝛkes fake, 
 but accozding to bis eternal purpofle.2. Tim. 
 1.9.1, {Bet.1.1,2,3. we ate called to ſaluatiõ 
 bp Ppzeaching of p Goſpel.a. Theſ.2. 13, 14. 
 
 Let bg endeuour our felues to attaine the 
 teward of our high calling in Chit. Bhil. z. 
 
 13,14, ? 
 
 DE the calling of the Jewes. Hole. 3.4,5, 
 Rom.11.25,26. ẽ 2. Coꝛ. 3. 16. | Gentiles, 
 Feph.3-8.Wom.15.8." 
 
 Df calling to euerlaſting Caluation.IQ6.8. 
 29,30, Π11.29. 1.0 03.1.9,24. EPh.4.1, Io 
 Tim.2.12. 5.24. 1.O be. 5.24.1. Bet. 5.10. 
 
 Df calling to pzeach.Hat.g. 18, 19,.0at. 
 3.14. Luk.6.1 3. Rom.. 1. 1.€03-1.1.Gal. 
 1,15, to folloto Chik. Matth.d.a 2. and 9.9. 
 John 1.44. 
 
 Call on God in trouble, anv he twill heare 
 thee.folal.1 7.6. 1.@am.22.4,7. foz bee ig 
 i to all Sie call bpon him faithfullp. 
 
 al 145. 16. 
 
 Such ag call onthe Loꝛd with pute heare, 
 ate to be followed.2- Tim. 2.22, 
 
 Thep that called bpon Baal, ſcozned. z 
 Kings 18.24,26,to 30. 
 
 Wholoeuer {hall call on the Mame of the 
 Lozo, halbe faued. Rom.10.13. Thep that 
 beleeue not in him, call not bpon him in 
 
 trueth. Rom.10.14. 
 
 Abzabam called vpon f Name of the Loz. 
 Gerw.12.8, € 13.4. € 21-33. € Yaakob.Gen, 
 3 3-30. and Moles, Cerod.3 4, 559- and Sams: 
 fon. Judges 15.18.and 16.28. looke Name. 
 
 Candleficke. The forme of P Candlefticke- 
 of the Dabernacle. Cod. 25.3 1.4 37.17. the 
 fituation thereof. JQ0.3.4.¢r0d.26.35. € 40. 
 24 Whe vila off geldẽ candlefticke.5er.4.2 
 
 Ten golden caudleftickes that Salomon 
 made.2.062.4.7. 
 
 The vifion of che ſeuen golsen candle- 
 ftickes. Renel, 1.12,20. 
 
 Bp the Candlefticke ig bnoerhood the 
 office of a paſtout. Reue. 2.5 
 
 Camicles Jooke Songs. 
 
 Captive. Dow to take a captiue woman 
 
 te 
 
CAR 
 
 to wife. Deut.21.10,t0 55. i 
 
 JQaamans captiue maid pat hint in minae 
 of Elitha.2dkin.s.1,2,105. 
 
 Dutt natural inc inatioa leaveth bë cap- 
 tine to finne.Rom. 7.23. i 
 
 Captiuitie thzeatued to thole that diſobey 
 Gons commanvements.Deu.23.47,48.and 
 beliuerance vhen they turne to him. Dente. 
 30.1,2,3,t0 11, Ilai fozetolae Hezekiah of 
 the captiuitie.2J&in, 20.16,t0 19. 
 
 Jeremie fozetola Pp Tewes of the 70. peres 
 captiuitie, and whp Tere.25,1,11,82."looke 
 Bondage,Eg ypt,and Babylon. 4 
 
 Care, o} Carefulneffe. God careth fog his 
 people. dLeni.36.3,to 14.Eramples. Ge. 2. 
 17." anD 31.24, 29. looke Affliction, 
 
 Clee mulk nor be carefull foz anp wooꝛldly 
 thing. Wat, 6.25. * Luke 12.24. Pbil.4 6- 
 Dut onelp caſt ont care opon God, fog pe ca- 
 teth foz 03.1. 1Det.5 7. Pſal.55. 22. 
 
 Dur hearts mutt not bee oppeeflen with 
 cares of thig life ano whp, Huk.21.34. 
 
 Chilis care euer his Apoſtles and mini- 
 Rerg.MBat:10:1,2.* 
 
 pan hava care fog all Churches... Coꝛ. 
 11.28, 
 
 The cares of this wozlne choke bp Gods 
 Wwoꝛd.Mar.a4. 19. 
 
 AgainG woꝛldly caretulneſſe and truGing 
 in any thing but Gop. Ex0d.7.4,5,6.Leuit. 
 25 2,0 22.22u.8.7,2,3. Job 7.4,5, 6 Plal. 
 345.15." JD2.10.3,to 6. and 13.25-Water3. 
 22.99at.16.2,3. Luk 8.14 and 12. 11, 12.4 
 14. 12, 15.1. Coz.7.21, 32. Debd.13 5,6. 
 
 DE wodip care.Wat.6.33-Lu,11. 28. and 
 2,202.1 2.40. 
 
 Df fleſhly care. Mat.s 19, 20,2 1. and 20. 
 2 1. and 26.5 1. Luke 2. 3354, 55,56.3à 11.38. 
 Rom. 3.6. 
 
 Careles people bee foone conquered. Judg. 
 8.11.anD 18, 10, 27. Looke Securitie. 
 
 Caried, Godcaried the Alraclites vpon 
 Egles wings out of all dangers. Exo.i9.4. 
 Deut. 32.17,13. 
 
 DF being caried bp into heanen.looke At- 
 cending, 
 
 Carnal, Paul calleth the Corinthians 
 
 - carnall,and whp.i.Coꝛ. 3 1,t0 5. 
 
 Tempozail goovs callcd carnall chings.s. 
 €£02.9.11 Jooke Fleſh and Flethly. 
 
 Larpenzer Jeſus Chzitk was a Carpenter, 
 
 at.6 3- 
 
 . Caf og, The Iſtaelites cak oft Gov, bp 
 craning a king-1.am.10.19. 
 
 Cartell and vnreaſonable beats ought not 
 to bee ouer hardlx neait teithall.Gen.3 3.13. 
 Erod.23.1 1,12. Mum 22.23, t0 34. Deu.5. 
 14. and 22.20.9920,12.10, Eerlus.7.22. 
 
 _ Caze. Abrahani bought acaue to birie in. 
 Gen.23.9,to 19. 
 
 Elitah fleeing from Jezebel, dwelt ina 
 caue at Hozeb.i Kin. 19.8.9. 
 
 The Iſt aelites ſo phagued foz their idola⸗ 
 trie , that thep were fogced to dwell in caues. 
 Judg.6.2. 
 
 (aufe. God iudged Dauids cauſe, in pue 
 niſhing Nabal. Sam 25. 33. 39. 
 
 F Celebrate.looke Feaſtes, Pafleouer, anv 
 SanGifie. 
 
 Cenfers looke Pum, 16,6,18,38.* 
 
 - E Cemurion.& Centurion ig a captaine oner 
 
 The fecond Table. 
 
 roo. ſouldiers: inch Doles conGituted. Cero. 
 18.21,2§. Deut.s.13,15. 
 
 Chek healeth the Centurions feruant. 
 Watth.8.5,to14.Lu.7,.2,0¢. 
 
 The Centurion, ane theſe whe wotched 
 with bim, confeflen Jelus co bee che fone of 
 Gov. Barth.27.54. 
 
 Ceremonies. Ai the Jewes ceremonies but 
 a ſhadowof the (pitituailferuice. Exo.z 3.25 
 3,00 17.FQUM.15.31.* Deut.1 6.1. Ezek, 20. 
 7, 8.*e 1,002.10,1.Deb.7.12.¢8.5.0nd 9,8, 
 
 And therefore being ogdained to continue 
 bus tili the manife ation of Lozi. edzo. 
 0,11, ate NOW iufilp abgogates bp him. He⸗ 
 brewes 10.5 56,7. 
 
 Gor reiecteth the faithleffe ceremonies of 
 the Hewes. Flair. 11, to 16. 8 43.23,24.¢ 
 46.1.” 66.354, Jet.3.13.* Bl 50.8°* Jer.7 
 4.* and 14.12.Dol.6.5. Amos 5.21,22,23.* 
 Mic 6.5,7,3.Gaj.1. 8.82.2." Fe.7.3,t08.* 
 Wat.9.1 3.8 15.2,3,4,t0 12, Jeh. 4. 20, 23, to 
 27. Acts 13.38,t0 42. Rom.8.1, taↄ.Ephe. 
 2.8,” and Gol.2.3,14. * fooke Tradition, 
 
 Chaff. As chaffe anv wheate ought not to 
 be mingled toge:ber, no moze ought fables 
 with trueth. Jere.2 3.28. 
 
 J Changed. Thole whom Chrift hail finve 
 alise at bis comming, Half bee changed, s, 
 Coz.i5.51,52553 . 
 
 Charet. Eliſha calleth onto Eliiah, my fa⸗ 
 thet mp father, the Charet of Iſtatl. 2. Riu. 
 2.12. 
 
 Sifera warren again® the Weaelites 
 faith 900 charets of prow. Judges 4.3,13. 
 
 Salomon bad 1400. charets.1. Rin. 10,26 
 
 Charets of pron were in bfe among the 
 Canaanites, as appeareth. Wud.t.19. 
 
 Chargeth. Ayab chargeth Wichaiah to tell 
 Qim troth. 1. Rin. 22. 16. 
 
 Paul chargeth the Theflalonians, that 
 bis Epiſtle fent to them , ould net bee kept 
 Cecret ftom any bzether. 1. Theff. 5. 27. Dee 
 chargeth allo Timotbie to bee feruent in bis 
 boration.2.@im.4,1,2. 
 
 Chargeable, aul laboured , becanle hee 
 would not be chargeable to anp., 1-@b.2.6,7. 
 
 Charmes, looke Magitians , anD Sorcerers. 
 
 Charitie, looke Loue. 
 
 Chafte. Wen chafte three maner of wrpeg 
 GBatt.19.1 2. looke Eunuch. 
 
 Chaften. As manp as the Loꝛd laueth, hee 
 chafteneth. Deb.s2.6. Reuel.3.19. 
 
 Blelſed is the man whom the Lea cha- 
 fieneth. Job 5.17, 
 
 Chilinen Gould be chaftifed betime, 1320. 
 $3.24, and 69.18, and 22.15. ¢ 23.13, looke 
 Correction and Childe. 
 
 Chæſtuie. Example of Chaſtity in Joleph. 
 Ge.39.7,12.* in Saray Tobias wife. Tob. 
 3.14.* In Judeth. Judet.3.4,8. In Anus. 
 iu. 2.37,39. In Sulan, Dats 2.33, £0 26.* 
 
 Example ef chaftitie in mariage , looke 
 
 Tee mult anoive allthings that cozrupt 
 chaftitie. Ecclug.9.3, to 52. 
 
 DF chaſtitie; looke moze. TOi. 4.1, to 7- 
 Sudet.15.11,13,13. ARDI 6.21,22, * 1.02. 
 7.8,9, 27, 2934. 38. 40. 
 
 Chance, loobe Happe. 
 Chaine. OF chaines of golde. CErcd.28,14. 
 AAD PLON: . Rings 25,72 Ezek · 7.2 3. 
 
 
 
 Cia or 
 
 Chaire looke Seate: 
 
 Cheere. Diſſembling pꝛophets and fuch as 
 commend wine o2 good cheere, be meete fog 
 the wicked. WDicah 2,14. 
 
 A toptall heart maketh a cheerefull couna 
 tenance. 1920.15.13, G cauleth goon health. 
 Pꝛo.i7.22. 
 
 Chic fet Jewes,looke Confefle, 
 
 Chiefe ſhepheard, locke Shepheard, 
 
 Child, and women with child. The puniſh⸗ 
 ment of bine that burteth a woman with 
 child. dEred.2 1.22. 
 
 € be wife of Phinehas being with child, 
 hearing of the taking of the Atke, feilin tras 
 uell immediatly. 1.am.4.19. 
 
 Taomen with child rip: bp. 2 Kin.i8. 16. 
 
 Toe fozetoide to the women with child ag 
 the deſtruction of JerulatemMBat.>4.19. - 
 
 The Angels paue charge of listte children, 
 BD at.18.10.- 
 
 Tie muf be children concerning malicis 
 oulnes, but not in snderianding.1.Qe2.14. 
 20.99 at.18,2,t8 7; 
 
 Children being brought to Chil, bee ree | 
 ceinen them, and bleken them. Qatt. 9.3 35 
 14,15, 0980.10, 14,1516. | 
 
 Little children were deuouted of beates. 
 2 kings 2.23,24. ay | 
 Taberein the Duetie of parents and chil- | 
 
 dren confifteth.J3lal.78.5,6,7. ; 
 
 To to that land whole geuernozis a child - 
 in wifedome and counfell, Eccles 10.a6, 17. 
 
 The childe hall not bee punifhen foz the. 
 Fathers offence. Serem.31.29,30, Ezek. 1 8. 
 4,5 Lament.5.7. . 
 
 Little children who. 1. Jolm 2.22. 
 
 Ube captinitie of rhe children of. Iſtael. 
 and eheit Delinerance-cut of gpptis forg. 
 Hemen bp God. Gen. 5. 13, 14. 
 
 The 12.children of Yaakob. Gen. 35.22. 
 
 Jaakobſendeth pis children into Egypt 
 to buy cone. Gen.42. 1, 2. 
 
 
 
 The children of Jaakob knewe not thett 
 bzother Teleph. Geu.42.8. | 
 
 The nameg of the childrenef Iſtael and 
 their children. Gen, 46.7,8,t6 28. 
 
 Jaakob foreſheweth the deliuerance ofthe - 
 children of Jitael. Gene.48,3,4,25. andle s 
 north Zoleph.Gene.5 0.24. 
 
 Tte names of the children of Iſrael 
 which entredD into Egypt, are teheatled. 
 EKODI Et - sza 
 
 The children of Flracl cppreked with : 
 burdens to the end thep might net multiplies - 
 Er9.1-9,30,11. The moze ibep- mere oppree - 
 fen, the moze thepgrew. Eron, r. 12.: Thep- 
 complaine te Ged of their bondage, and are- 
 Beard Ero. 2.23524,25. Thep depart out of 
 appt with Jole phs bones, Exo.a 2.37. and 
 13.59. Qiier they bad Delt there 430. peres. 
 Exod.i 2.40. thep ꝓalſe dep foot thzough the. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 red fea. pad. 14.22. 
 
 TL bp God led net the children of Iſtael 
 bp the iant of the Philiſtims, but anothes - 
 Wap. Exod. E 3:17,58.. 
 
 The voyage of p children ef Iſtael inthe - 
 wildernes to mount Sinai, and Gons goode⸗ 
 neffe in feeding them,and fighting foz them. 
 GEx0.1§.22.* and 16.anb 17.¢19.chapters, 
 
 The children of Iſtael meete foz warte, 
 age numbꝛed· Mum.a.a, 3.7 
 
 ~ hei 
 
‘ate pdnifhev. Fam. 1.1,4, 6,31,33.* Thep 
 
 C HHA Thefecond Table. 
 
 The children of Itael lothe Wanna, and pe haue him in age. Pꝛo.2 2.6. 
 A late te punifh difebenient children De, 
 comit whosevome withthe Daughters of 21.18,19, ta 22. 3920.20, 20. Jooke Chalten. 
 
 sab. JQune2 5.05253) 
 
 Che children of Jiraci being readp to en: 
 ter into the land of Canaan ate againe num- 
 pred. Numb26.2.* They fight again the 
 GBFidtanites.Murts.3 1.2,ta 13. Thep are lo: 
 
 ueu of Gov bp incanes of election, and not 
 
 foz anp gooduefle in them Deurer,7.6,to 12. 
 Thep pales vzie foste thazow Jezvane. Tol. 
 
 3.16,17. Thep bauc an ouerthrowe at gi. 
 
  Budg.o 5. 
 
 oh.7.5 
 
 oie children of Iſrael Cerue Eglon the 
 Ting of Woab c8.peeres. judg. 3.14. Thep 
 commit idolatrie. Juda.z.7. And are eppzel- 
 fea for their wickennefie ſeuen peeres ofthe 
 Midianites Wudg.6.1,t0 7. Theit idolatrte 
 anu repentance. fudg, 19.6, to. Their ruine 
 foz theit incredulitie. Judeth 5 6,7. 
 
 How children ought to be brought op. Ec⸗ 
 clus.30 1,0 14. WVith what inſtruction, and 
 to what ende. Deut.4 9,14. E 33.49.88 the 
 children of Abzahant. Genel18.19. Mot ag 
 the anes of Elir, Samu, 2.22. *0z of Da: 
 gin. Ring.1.5,6. i f 
 < Gon punierh the children that imitate 
 their fathers in wickedneſſe. Deut. 4.25,26, 
 29 WLant.5.7. ; 
 
 Samuels children imitaten not theit far 
 
 thee in godlinefle. 1. . 
 Chrift wag replenifhes with grace and 
 
 trueth. Joh 1. 14. 
 Chrift pꝛeacheth ebealeth diſeales. Watt. 
 
 4.17,23-Djat.1.14,15- 
 
 5 ' 
 ~ Chrift haung ent his Apofifes to peach, — 
 
 preachetballo himfelfe, WDatth.rr.s. 
 ~ Chrift praperh in mount Olluet by night, 
 nD prcacheth inthe temple by dap. Luke 
 
 3137: 
 
 The fecond Table. 
 
 Chrift preached out of a Hhip.Wat.13.1,2, 
 to10.@ar.1,4,to 35. Luke 8.4,10 99. 
 Chrift pꝛeacheth in a Syaagegue vpon a 
 tertof the Pꝛephet Iſaiah. Luke q. 16 8c. 
 The people are afioniesd at his wiſebome. 
 Luke 2 47.93at.7.28,29, Wartke 6.2. Wat. 
 13.54. Luke 4.22,and 8.25. Luk.4. 32. Joh 
 
 7.46. : 
 
 Chrif ſpake nothing but parables, and 
 whr. Dat. 13. 34, 35. 
 
 Great multitudes follota Chrift.Qat.8.r, 
 His comming and peeaching was in great 
 humilttie. G5 att, 18.4 11. and 11.29. 
 
 Chrift was Demanded by whole authozitp 
 he bin thole things that be did, Watt21.23, 
 Marke 11.28, Luke 20.2. 
 
 Chrift pacferred not the obedience of bis 
 carnal! mother, befoze the commaundement 
 ofthis Geauentp Father. Luke 2.48,49. Deis 
 ther couid thecate that hee bate buta fer, 
 withdrew Him from pgeaching the Goſpel. 
 Dat.1 2.46,47,48,49,50, Darke 3.31,32.* 
 Fuke $.20,21- 
 
 Chrifts wiil ig , that bis fhould bee parta- 
 kers of (iis glozie and kingDome. Joh 17.24. 
 
 Chere Chrift frt preached the Golpel. 
 3la.9.1,2.Qat.4.1 3, 10 17. Luk,4. 14.*. Joh. 
 2.1,f0 22, 
 
 Chrift fighed tofee the Jewes infivelitie, 
 Mat.8 12. 
 
 Chriſt Had compaſſion on the multitude, 
 to lee them diſperled like Rrap ſheepe. Hatth. 
 
 6 
 
 9.36. 
 
 Chrift is wearie. Joh. 4. 6.hungrie. Wat.4. 
 2.Doeth weepe foz Jexulalem. Luke 19. 41. 
 wept and groned, when Ge railed Lazarus. 
 John 11. 33 35, 38 
 
 D Chrift his pouertie. Matth · 8.20. Luk. 
 205 
 
 Chrift became pooze, that wee might bee 
 made tich.2.de2 8.9. 
 
 Women miniired of their ſubſtance to 
 relieue Chrifts tiecefiitte duke 8.2.3. 
 
 Jt was propheledin bow great meeke⸗ 
 nefe and Gumilttie Chrift houit tine. Iſa.a2 
 3. Matt. 2. 13, 19, 20. 
 
 Matthew maketh Chrift a banquet.Mat. 
 9.9,10. Mat.2. 14, 15. Luk 5.29. 
 
 Chrift bidden ta a banguet bya Phatiſee. 
 refuled not to gor {Luke 14.1. 
 
 Chrift, and hia mother, and his diſciples 
 dined at a Wedding. John. . 12. 
 
 Chrift fapped tory Lazarus. Jobn 12.2. 
 
 Chrift tinen witha harilee Luk. t137. 
 
 Chiift termed a glutton , and a dzinker of 
 fine. Qatt.11.19. oF GUG 
 
 Chrift eateth with publicanes & (inners, 
 and is teploucd of the Phariſes. Watt.o.+1. 
 Wat.2.15,16, iS, A Tt 
 
 Chrift imerpzereth the DSeriptures brite 
 the two dilcipies going te Emmaus. Like 
 24.15 1052. dy l 
 
 Chrift reputeth that which is vone onto 
 his afflicced members , tobe Cote onto hint 
 felfe. Batt. 25.35. ; 
 
 Chrift papen tribute. Wat. 17.27 
 
 Singzte opitions of Chrift: Watt. 16.14. 
 Wat. Lake 9.19. Jeh 7.425 40,41,42) 
 43:46 0.9 vig og nia Le 
 “Che Phetiles are alken whofe forne 
 
 Chrift wag. Mat.22.42. 
 
 Dar.s41/Dubi2225! |? 
 
 CH HER 
 
 Chrift afketh bic Apoſtles home the 
 thought bim to be. Mat 1 6.15,16. Maike 8. 
 29, Luke 9.20. 3 
 
 The people toske Chrift foza Pzophet. 
 GBat.21.46. 
 
 Chrift publiſheth openly that be was fene? 
 of Gov, and that hee was the onne of Gov, > 
 Joh. 5.18.4 7.29.6 8. 18. Pzouing the fame 
 bythe teſtimonie of John Wapritt, anv the: 
 Sctiptures. ohn 5.32.33,39.* 
 
 Manp that were prꝛeſent at Lazarus rat: 
 Ging from the ead, beteeurpon Chrift. John 
 12.10, 11. John 11645. 
 
 The virgin Warp, in her canticle, maketh 
 mention of Chnit premiſed. Luk..47, 54. 355 
 and fodit Simeon. Lu 2. 25, to 26. and Ane 
 na confefleth that Chrift was come.Luke 2. | 
 39537,38 ; 
 
 The Samaritans came to fee Chrift, anu | 
 beleeued in him, confefling bim to be the fa- 
 uicur of the wold Job. 4.28.29,41,42, 
 
 Che miracles that Chrift did, eclifiet that f 
 be twas come. Bat... l 
 
 Officers fent to ferch Chrift, but thep 
 bꝛought kim not anu why. Jobn 7.32,46. 
 
 The Jewes fought meanes totake Chrif 
 but could not, befoze Lis boure was come. | 
 John 7.30. | 
 
 The people and chiefe raters Burk nog 
 confeſſe Chriſt, laoke Confeffe. 
 
 Chrift committech not bimfeife puto che 
 ewes, vecaule hee knelo then te be pppoe 
 crites. John 2.24, i 
 
 After Chrift pad raien op Lazarus from 
 the dead, bee walked not openip among the 
 Jewes. John 11.5.4. 
 
 Chrift hid himlelfe foz feare ef being for 
 ned bp the Pemes. John 8.59. : 
 
 Chrift afcended to Jerutalem atthe keaſt 
 of Tabernacles. Johi.7.10. - 
 
 Chrift velitereth bimfelfe berp mitacu⸗ 
 louſly out of the hands of the Mazarites. Lu. 
 4 28,29,30. 
 
 Chrift healer all maner of fickneffes, both | 
 coppozall and ſpirituall. Matih. 4.24 109:7- 
 
 3 
 
 3. 
 
 Both winds anv fea obeped Chrift, Wate. 
 8.26,27. Mar.4. 39, 41. Luke 8.24,25- 
 
 There can be no concezd betweene Chrift | 
 and the deutll.2.@ogin. 6.15. Chrift fironger | 
 then Datan. Wat.12,28,29. Wpar.3.24,27 | 
 uke 1 F.26,21,22. 5 Seug pry 
 
 : Chrift of his dene will lapde done pis | 
 life foz iis ſheepe. John 10.15. — 
 
 Caiaphas prephefien chat Chrift ſhould 
 Die fez the people. John 11.49,51. 
 
 Chrift Delivered todeath, bp the Betermie 
 nate counteli of Gebd.Acts. 2,2 3. 
 
 Chrliſt right Deattitpionges to bee baptis } 
 zed fo? bS ; withthe badtifme of hig Death. |. 
 Linke 12.50. foz the Toue hee bare towatved | 
 68 Ephes.2. Ibil.2.8. 
 
 Peter would haue diſſwaded Chrift from | 
 Death. Mat. 16.22. and Pilates wife would | 
 bane bad ber huſband not to veale with him, Y 
 Wat.27.19. SHUTS 
 
 The. chivfes Dienes confule holo thep | 
 might put Chrift to neath: WDatth.26.3,4. | 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 is 
 
 Judas ſelleth Chriſt foz * pieces of fil 
 Wer. Watth.26.14,1 weer or nduk. 
 
fe nnr 
 
 3.3,t87, 32ch.t1.1 2s 
 Chrift bis {sule wag heauie, euen Onto the 
 Death. Apat.26.28. 
 
 Chrif though his manhood fearing Seath, 
 ſweat water ann plood. Luke 22-44. 
 Chriſt pzaping againſt death, willing!p 
 rondeſcended onto his lathers wil Mat· 26. 
 EES ETET ST TAR 
 L Chrift ofred himſelfe onto Judas. Jaya 
 | 18.4 is appechenven by the Jewes Garth. 
 26.50. ctaueth that bis dilciples might ef 
 rape frez,anbd whs Popa 13.8.9. 
 
 Chrift verp miloeiy reproeueth bim that 
 Sinote him John. 18.23. Gis.go 5,6.” 
 Chriſt anfussred not one tuogd ta his falie 
 accuſers 09 3t.26,59,60,63, and 27. 12 14. 
 Pſal 38.13, 14. 
 
 Chrift confetlerh that de is the Guik pzo⸗ 
 milen. Dat 26.63, 64. 
 Ailate bearer mingle of Chrifts inno» 
 
 cencie, 3190.34. 4.89a0.97 24, Lu.23.4, 22. 
 Dia innocence is propheſied of. Pſa. 18.23. 
 Jifa.53." and his mounts Plalme 22.16. 
 rech a13.26. 
 The ʒeople being perſwaded bp the bigh 
 rieg, alken Chrift to be crueified. att. 
 | 27.30,22,26, 
 
 Chriſt ig mocked B5st.27.29. i 
 Pardon is promiird to che enemies of 
 Chri, if they repent. Gia.so.10. 
 -Chrif is len unto bis Beat). Mat· 27 36. 
 and fufferea without tye wate of Jetuſalem. 
 Deb.12,12, 
 Pilste in blaperferiptisn afirmen Chrif 
 to bee the Ming ofthe Jewes, albeit the 
 piile, ge berien it not. Mat a7 37. Maru 
 55.26 Dake 23 33 John rg.19,t022, 
 "4 Chrift was crupcificd cencerniag bisinae: 
  mitic.2.202.3 74 
 Chrift crierh 1o Bod on the cro Wat 27 
 46,12 fai.22.1.* 
 
 - The Hewes reuiled Chrit.Datt.27.39, 
 - to 45. 
 
 The ignominie ¢ glory of Chrift id pge- 
 figuren in Jothua the pigh Pelell. Zechar. 
 al, 
 
 The paflion of Chriſt is Hrefhewed. Dan. 
 9.26. 5200.3.7 AAS 3.1° Mat. 16.2. and 
 20.18,19. 
 
 baie obediers Dito the death. Phil. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 A 
 
 2.8. 
 Cheiſt died g wag burian. I98t. 27.50593 
 60.Mat. 5. 37:46. Luk.234653. 100019. 
 360,40. Rot 5.6,8.and 6. 3.an3 8,32. and 
 Cor a g. . ano 2. Coꝛ 5.15, and rn Theſſ. 3. 
 8,20, whole death argueth Gove great lone 
 towards bs miferable inners Wam.s.6,8. 
 Chrif bp bis owne oblation, ence for all 
 hath purchaſed full fatiffaction for eur Rug, 
 Kom.a4.25 Hebreeg orz. *F (2.53.8.thae 
 though faith in bimn tore ſhould enian eters 
 nall iife. John 3.1 5..aan that thenceforry we 
 Shouts wos life onio our Letues,thzougy ſinne, 
 Dut orice Dim though rig heeoafnes. 2. Cogs 
 
 JiS: jii 
 The Jewes cruciffen Chritt chaough ig⸗ 
 noraue duke 23. 34gets AT yo 7 
 
 -DF Chrift his nefegnotug.iaty bell, reaue 
 
 Hlal. 13.10 Bila 53-1OsTA 262075 3 tye 
 
 EG .4 AND 4. BIER 9i) a; 
 Chri cole agalne che thiro Dap from the, 
 - 
 
 The fecond Table. 
 
 Dead. Wat. 28 6.9 ark.16,5.11.24,255,6,7. 
 John 20.5,7,8. Actes 2.24, 31, 32. and 10, 
 43,41. and 13,30, 32. Kom. 4.24,35. and 
 8.08.8 14.9.0. 02.15.3,4.78. Teh.. 
 2. Tim.2. 8. accoꝛding as it was proppelied. 
 Plal. 3.5. and 16.9, 10 and 49. 15 Jonah 2. 
 2. Mat. 12:40. and 16.24. AND 17.22,23.¢ 
 20.19, Mar. 8.3 1. and 9. I1. and 10.34. Luke 
 11. 30. and £8.33. John 2. 19,31, 22. 
 
 DF che vertue of Chriſt his reſurrection, 
 lsote Wol.6.a,1.202.45,20,28,22.Colul. 1, 
 18. Reue.. Rom 4 25.Gcts 26.23. 
 
 Df whom Chri wag teene after his re: 
 futeection: Mat·aſ.9. Mat· 6.19. 1. Coꝛ.15. 
 §,6,7,8 ji 
 
 Df Chri Fis triumph Yolal.68.28.Hole 
 13. r4 Gohg. 
 
 Diche exaltation and abaling of Chrift. 
 Jiag 2.13,14. 
 
 Chrift afcenbed into heauen.Mar. 16. 19. 
 Tuag gt. Acs tgpi o,r. Ephe 4.8,9 10 
 fitterh at the right hand of God the Father. 
 Wark. 16 19. Actes 7 gs Col.z.1. Peb. i. 2, 
 23,80 10. 12. ard 124.2. Pet. 3 22, 
 
 Albeit Chriſt filleth ail m ailthings, pee 
 counter) be bimſelte not perfect without bis 
 Church, which is his fulnetle. Eph.s.23. 
 
 Chrift {hati appeare the fecont tine. Wed, 
 9.28. turth wham wee {hall appeare in gtoap. 
 Gei.3.4- 
 How Chak Hall appe are, and ofthe ma- 
 net of big rubgement,icoke Datt. 3.22. aud 
 46,2728, AND 24.30, 31." and 25, 30,32. * 
 Lw.21.27, fol, 5.22,33. ACE t.10.2.€ 032. 
 groa. Theſſ.a 16. Looke Comming 
 chriſt ordeined of Woa to Det indge of 
 quicke ayo Seat. Actes 10.42. 1. Coꝛ i5. 31. 
 g2 1. Theſa.15.17.2. Tim.4 1. 
 
 Bod harh ginen vs victorie bp Chrift euet 
 Gune death and Pell 1. Cor.· 19.57. 
 
 The farher hath ceconeited al hings ons 
 to gimlette bp Chriſt Zot 2.20. 
 
 Yohn auoucheth that Chiift ig come. 1. 
 John a. 12. 
 
 Cihac iay thoſe that beleeue in Chriſt doe 
 parepate. Jia.35.17 
 
 Gu erhorationte tome ta Cheiſt with an 
 hpright bearrena alluren faith. Hebz. 4.215 
 12..Ila.uu 1, 2, 3.* 
 
 Thole that craue anp thing of God hp 
 Chif, hal dee beard. Hilal, 65.24. John 14, 
 
 33. 
 _. Chrift is let faoꝛth vnto ba foz an example 
 ‘of life. pb 2.5,6,.7,8. 1. Pet.2. 25. annat 
 forhat we Hould be clothed with hist ce 
 ottinefie, and lollowe pis eppes Kom. 13. 
 
 14. ; 
 An exboitation to moue bä to Folow Chrift, 
 
 Hel.13.13,17." atO haue no confibeuce in 
 woꝛlbly ctbingẽ. Wat.8 1¢,20,21,22 2 uk 9 
 £75585 59. "as hee did when thepeople 
 would beue made bim king. John 6.19. 
 
 If we remaine it Chrift, wee muſt welke 
 as be walken. 1. John 3.6. 
 
 Chrift foꝛeſhewed bis Apollles, that bee 
 ſhould uot alwwapes vee with them corpo⸗ 
 sally, Matth· 26. 10. bucbp bertue of his fpi- 
 Fibre mpl re theende ot.she wage Bate 
 29,20, Xn S 
 _ Chriftrece ined the charge of the fairfull 
 of Gon bistarber.3ech.at.4. > 
 
 CER 
 
 The kingdome of Chrif is euerlaſting. HL 
 72.5. §la.9e7-AND 32. 17. ano 3 3-20.8ND 65. 
 20. Jece 33.20.*Dan 2.44.80 7.27. Luke 
 1,33. Gen. 49. 10. 
 
 The Gentiles ſhalbee called to the kings 
 some of Chrift bprye Golpel. Wich. 4.2. 
 Acts 26.23. ye 
 
 Chrift is power Mall bee Cazead fatre az 
 bzoad. Zech· . 4 . 
 
 The wicked are not able to here either 
 Chrift o? the faithfiilJDfa.or.1.*and 92. 9* 
 
 Chrift confefleth to pis father chat be hath 
 executed big charge, and taught thofe that 
 b: bath commanded binn John 17.4,6,8. 
 
 Chrift garg fa taught the Goſpel onto ah, 
 that if any petit) yes perilyrth thasugh bid 
 owne neuligence. John 3.16,10 32. 
 
 CU hofsewcr loueth not Ckriſt, accutſed be 
 he.1.[62. 16.22, 
 
 Chritt was a minifferto the Jewes, to dee 
 clare bic fathers iraeth in his premiſes: te 
 the Geutiles to declare his fathers mercie. 
 Iom. t 5.8,9, 10, 11,12. 
 
 As weil Senile as Jewe hath accefle ta 
 Gor che father thgoughChrift, bp one pirit, 
 Ephe.2.18. 
 
 The names of Chrift. Ifa 9.6. 
 
 Chrift ott aduocate. 1. John zr entren 
 Into hesulen toappeare inthe fight of Gor 
 forbs. Prb: 9.24-alwapes makery imicrcets 
 fon foz ve. Rem s 34. 
 
 Chrift rye Lambe of God offeren foz a res 
 demption, John 1.29,36, Rrue.5.8,9. 
 
 Chiift our Apoſtle and high Peielt Hebz. 
 
 3.8 
 
 Chrift the head of cuerp man, and Gov 
 Chrifts heat. 1.0? 11.3. 
 riaa tom of the Sabbath. Matthewe 
 p! 
 
 Chrift the ruler of Iſrael Micah sa. 
 Chrift wasthe ocfire and expectation of 
 the Gentes. agge 
 
 Chrift ig a Sanctuarie,a lighe a glozie, a 
 Mong, a trfed Rone a pzectous corner Rone,a 
 fute foundation, a tiling agatne of the godip 
 afumbling blocke, a rocke of oſfence to Fall 
 on, a marea neta fall g a ligne, which Mali 
 be (poken again bp the wicken. Ufa. 8.14, 
 15. and 29.56, 411 2. 32, 34.1. Pet.2. 4,66,7. 
 E Matt.ꝛ 1.42,44. Lii.a0. x1,17, 18.1. Coq. 
 3.11,12. Ephe. 2.14, 20. 
 
 Chrift ts the faluation of Gov. Luk.2, 30 
 theSonne of man, Wat 3.20 ann 12.8, 32. 
 20.18, 28.3 ar.2.16, fooke Sonne of man. 
 
 Chrif the fountaine of grace and vertue. 
 Fcc). 13. 2 the heire of al thingy, the bzighte 
 nes of Beds glozie, and the ingraucs fozme 
 of bis perlon Hebz. 1. 2,3: 1be poation of oue 
 inbcritance. t falnie 1 6.5.ourrighreon{ncs, 
 wiſedame, ſanctification, 2nd redemprion.1. 
 opine. 3o. Jla. 43. 13. anv. bope of gtezte, 
 Coloff.2.27, the true tight of men’ Sogn r. 
 4,9. and 3.12, and LJN. 2.8. our malter, 
 Watth. ro. 24. Lukt 6 40,46. John 13.134 
 16.and 15, 20. ur mediatout. Deb2.8.6.ana 
 ‘9.15 Deb: 2.24. andr. Cin. 2.5, the pops 
 Grian of ficke dinners. Qatth.o.12, Dar.z, 
 "14, 17: Lih.s.27,3 1,32. the Dooge by which. 
 the falto entet inta life euerlaſting. Jo. 
 Sauna the good fhepbeard John 10.1, 11, 
 Tpiituall meate,vginkeang Rocke. 1. Lop. 
 40. 35, 
 
CHAR 
 v0.3.4. the fith bome among menp Daerhjen 
 Roms.29. 
 
 Chrift ig the chiele ſhepheard. 1. Pet. 2. 
 15. and 5.4. the Ipzince of the kings of the 
 earth. Reᷣu· 15.5. and the one Logo ans Ling 
 ouer all the earth. Zech· 14.9. the bulband oz 
 baidegtome ot bis Church. Watrh. 19. 15. 
 AND 25.1, 5,6, 10. Jon 3.29. Mar.a. 19 20. 
 RWeut.21.9. the atonement anv reconciliation 
 for one finned. Rom 3.25. ANB 5.10, 14,8. 
 Jobn 2 1,2. and 4.10. 
 
 Chrift hath power and auttoziie to fore 
 giue uneg. Wat.9.2,5,6. Max.ↄ. 10. Luke 
 5.20524. a WE 
 
 Chrift confefieth that he isthe Ging tthe 
 Je wes.Matt 27. 11. Bat, 15.2. Lube 25.3. 
 
 Chrift isthe Sauisut of the toogi. Luke 
 2.11.1. Joon 4.14, the faluatfon and light 
 of the Gentiles, and all beleeters. Fla, 49.6. 
 the woꝛd of life. John 1.1,4,14. andr. Cohn 
 1,1. the wap the trueth and the lite. John 
 
 14.6. 
 
 ad wag a graft ef the reote of fat, 
 and boine of the vitgine Warie. Flairi.c. 
 PBatth.rr.16. Lube 3.23,31, 
 
 Chrift ig the bine , anB wee are the bzatis 
 ches. Jobn 15 455,6. 
 
 Chrift wag anoiured.{3fal.45.7.3)(3.61.1. 
 Adam a figure of Chriſt. Rom.5.14. 
 
 To proue that Chrift in pis Humane naz 
 ture Divinereale in wifedome g Mature, and 
 Was ignozant of che laft vap: but dis Biuine 
 nature did not incteafe, but Bnew al things, 
 theſe ditections map fatiffte. Mial? 14,15, 
 16.and.8.4. and §3.3.* Jalal. 139.6, Matke 
 A 1.42, 13. AND 13 32. Lub 2.40.53. Watt. 
 26,39.anv.27 4,6. Watke 10 40. Watt.20. 
 23. John 5.19, 30.and 81,33, 34 and £4.10, 
 27: Bhil. 2.556,7. Peb. 2,16,17,18. and 4. 
 15, BHD 2.13. and 5.7, 8. end 1. Peter 2.34, 
 IRELE. 2. 
 
 Chiift the furname of others defines Je⸗ 
 fus Chik: ag Saul wag calles the Chak 
 ozthe anointed of the Rozd. 1, Sam 26. 11. 
 and 2. Sam. i. 14. and lo was Dautd.2.Da-= 
 muel.23.1.{o was Cyꝛus. Plas s.u. 
 
 falfe Chrifts fore hewmen. Mat. 24.2 3, 24, 
 
 Chriftians. Ghe profes of the Golpel 
 fir called Chriftians in Antiech Acts 11.26 
 
 Chriftians ate taught ef Cod. Flas 4.3 3- 
 John 6.45. et.31.32- 
 
 The puritie of Chriftians , by meanes of 
 the knowleoge of the Golpel.Jla.11.6,torr. 
 
 be iop of Chriftians, by realon of their de⸗ 
 liuerance bp Chik, Gla.9.3. aud-61.10,11. 
 
 A thankefgtaing of the Chriftians for Geds 
 great meretes ſhewed them bp Chꝛiſt. Jlai. 
 12. 1. 
 
 Chriftians ate a choſen generation. a topal 
 WPeieksoon 5 a holp nation, a peculiar end 
 precious people onta God. Titus 2.14.1. 
 
 t.29. 7 ; 
 
 Tice otight net to be shamed to luffer ap 
 a Chriftian. s. Bet.4.16. : 
 
 Chriftians ate Gor workeman hip 5 027 
 Beinen ta geod workers. Eph.2.10. 
 
 That the erercife of Chriftians ought to 
 be. Acts.1 7.01, —J—— 
 
 Chriftians ate free, and gow: r Det. 2. as 
 — Bs02 Chose ge) IG) 
 
  Chriftians hated of the wato, Wath, 19, 
 
 The fecond Table. 
 
 33, Like 21.17. 
 
 Church igniſteth a Congregation: it is 
 taken in ibe new Tellament , fezrbe compas 
 gp of the faithfull affemblen in tLeneme of 
 Chik. So the whole flocke ef Ch2ifitans, 
 diſpetſed though the world, ig called a ga- 
 tholike oz bninerfall church. 
 
 The Church is the bouie of Gob, 1.Tim. 
 3.15. the boop of Cheilt. Eph. 1.23. Col.1. 18 
 
 Che Church of Godis bely. Jla-g.3.1he 
 fponte of Chik. Dial 45.10." Ren.21.9,10. 
 
 Dead af the Church, fee Chrift. 
 
 Sheik gaue pimteife onto the neath foz hig 
 Church, and why. phe. 5.25, 26,27329. 
 
 The Church ig free ftem tinte Death anv 
 bell. Iſa.i 1.8.9.* 
 
 The Church ig confiemes in faith bp the 
 bope cf Gens promiles. Wichah.7.20. 
 
 ke Church toske the beginning at Jes 
 rufafem, Wfa.2. 3. and fo became the iop ofthe 
 whole cart). Plal.ab.i a. s 
 
 Che Church of Gen fhculd bee gathered 
 of ail nations, and therein reccineremiffion 
 of Gunes. }Plalm.65.1,2,3.* Jla.3 3.2 3,24. 
 Bnd 6o.1,22.* 
 
 Chill onner the name of yles ſpeaketh to 
 the Church gatheres of che Gentiles. Fiai. 
 49.9." looke Chrift. 1. Coꝛ.3. 11, 12. 
 
 The gares of hel Hal ner pzenaile againſt 
 the Church and faith which isin Felis 
 Chik Matth. 16.18. 
 
 Chik pzapety fez the Church. John 17 · 
 9,20." : 
 
 ; gn ihe Church are good and bad beflels 
 of gold, @ beflels of earth, bypoerites mins 
 gicd with the ſaints. War.1 3.24, 1931. AND 
 475 t0 51. 2. Tim 2.20.* 
 
 Diucrs gifts, admini®rationg anz ope: 
 tattong in rhe Church. 1,@/02.12.4,5,6,10.* 
 
 Tomen ought to keepe tilencein the 
 Church. i. Cor. 14. 34. 
 
 Tbe Church of God fs not coatentious.i. 
 Coꝛ.i i. i 6. 
 
 Dne maner of doctrine ought to be in all 
 G haifitan Churches. 1.02.14.3 3. 
 
 Phebe wes a fiker and miner of rhe 
 Church of Sencha. Rom.1é6.1. 
 
 Church vifciptine. Maith. 18.15, 16, 17. 
 Zech. 14. 20, 2 1. 
 
 Tho were fozbitnen to enter inte the cons 
 gregation oz the Church bp Moſes Lawe. 
 Deut. 23. 1, 2, 3. 
 
 The Church deſetibed vnder the figure of 
 Berulatem. Jalal 122.2." sek, 43.3 1.* her 
 pzelgrnation deſctibed Onder the fame G 
 gure. Fech 14.t,26 
 
 The new name of the Church, therein the 
 wilt of God halbe perfomen. fa.62.3, 
 
 The complaint of the Church foz ter rez 
 iection.J3{ai.89.38, t0 52. Iſa. a⸗ ⸗ ocoke 
 Perfecure „dpe 
 
 Chil being the protectoz of Hic Church, 
 thre atneth the enemies, and comifozterh his, 
 Zech. 4.12. ith, 4 11,12,13. 
 
 The refiauration of the Church ig pz: 
 phecied. Amos 9.11,” y 
 
 Manp good gifts and blefiings were pzo⸗ 
 
 mifen to the Church after thé preaching ef - 
 
 rhe Golpel. Hla. 60.12% 
 Tie top of fi Church; fog tye hope of Gods 
 
 piomifes. asr sô ri 
 
 ‘1.0 02.32.28, 
 
 fed .@en.17. 23." 
 
 CAITIR 
 
 She felicitie of the Church fs foz Gewe 
 Iſa.ʒ 3.20." and the etcrnitie thereof, Fo 
 3.20, 
 
 The Church of the kalthlull are che chit 
 Buen of Goo, bozne through his word anu 
 mate faints by bie fpirit. Breu ⸗. i. Sohn r.i 
 1,4, 12, 13. AND 3.153, 0022. Rom.3.16.and) 
 9.9.Gal.3.7,8.nd 4.6. Ephe. 1. i,to 10. 
 
 Che Churches members, are both Jewes 
 and Gentiles. Iſa 4a3.9. Toon 10.36. 1, C07. 
 12.13,14. phei. 3.6. 
 
 God cuetmoze a Defender of hig Church, 
 Trot. x08. €29.45,49. Leu. 264. um. | 
 25-13, DcUt.7.19,t0 25. and 23 14. AND 332) 
 3,6,8.al(o 1. Ring.o.2 3. Blal.co.1,2. Tat, 
 43-2. Fere.g6.27,28. Matth. 18.20, and 28, 
 20. Jon 14-14,26. 2, €03.6.16,07, 
 
 The Church oughe to finte Yer miniflers 
 neceflaties, and not coppice them. Dentz, 
 19, AND 14.27, 29, and 25.4, Esta, 7.24. 
 Batth.10.10, Luk 10.7, 2, Rem.t 5.27.1. 
 Coꝛ 9.7, 11 14. Galat.o.6. 
 
 The Church onghtte pzeyfor hee preas 
 chers. Acts.a.2a, to 31. and 12.5. Rom, aged 
 39. Eotoll.g.3.4. Epye..18. 1. Chel z.1,3.. 
 Heb.13,8, ; 
 
 Che faithfull that viele together in ong 
 bonte calien a Church. em 16,5. Col.4,1525 
 
 Sathan deeth whar hee can.to binder the 
 Church, Sec), 3.2. $ 
 
 The Church ig knewen by Gade wowe, | 
 leoke Matth 7. 24. and 16. 13,10 19. John” 
 6.68, and 8 47, and 10.27, ARDS. 39. Atteg 
 2.42. Romt.10.17. Coz. 3.1 5513,8 3. Eph. 
 5.25,26. 1. Tip. 3. 15. 
 
 Tke Church once ſauctiked ought not tof 
 Defile ber felfe againe. Carit.s.z. 4 
 
 Eight fenerall vocetionsia the Churek 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Due praying and the reſt conſenting 
 thereto, was bled in the pꝛimitiue Church.r. 1 
 02.14.16, à 
 
 Upfinachus the wicked Cherch-robbet 
 
 aine. 2.5Dac.4.42. | 
 
 DE the material Church, aud the ofe } 
 heat Synagogue, Temple,and Houle f 
 
 4 
 
 of God. 
 Chufe tife. Deuter. 30.19. tooke Chofen, | 
 Freewill, ant Free choife. f 
 €Circumcifion, ig fometimes taken fozthe 1 
 people circumcifen. Gal, 2.7.Tit.1.10, bue T 
 mof commonlp foza facrement of Gods coe 
 uenant with A baabam vntill the comming of 
 Ciut, that Gor twoutd bee the Hod of him 
 and his feed, that Heuld truf in fan. Gene | 
 17.9." Leuit.12.2. John 17 22, 23 . 
 TWhoſoeuet neglected o? deſpiled circum⸗ 
 ciſion, wag net counted anp of Gong people. 
 @en.17.14. q 
 Ahzagam and ailhis Goufholve circumcie 
 ` aztek circumciſed. Gew.2a1.4. 
 God commanded ci:cumcifion the ſecend 
 time and why. Ic%.5 /2, to 10. g 
 The Shechemites are bp a wile procu: | 
 rev to be circumcifed.Gen.34.13,14, 15.* 
 Jobhn Baptifi circumeifed, Luke 1.59s 
 Chih cireimcifed. Luke 2,21. 
 | The Apofttes thonghe it not meet te burs 
 den the Gentites tit the tawe and circume 
 cifion. A cts 1§.10,19,34,28. 
 FS Oo f 2 Pa 
 
Chea H 
 
 Paul Circumcifed Timothy, anv bp. 
 
 AB161233 ; . 
 
 Paul Circumcifed not Titus who was a 
 Gentile, ana why. Gal.2.3,4. 3 
 
 Falke Apolles conticaincd the Galatians 
 to be circumciled, and Woy. Wal.6. 12.13, 
 
 Circumcifion is bonvage. Bal 2.4. 
 
 In Chik Jelug, neither circumcifion nog 
 yncircumcifion awaileth anp thing.1.@02.7. 
 ‘19. Gal. 5.6. and 6.15. 
 
 Goles wife circumcifed her foune in a 
 time of neceſſitie. Cron. 4.25. 
 
 ME the Circumcifion of the hektt g cares 
 of the faithful! Deut.10.16.and 30.6. Here. 
 4.4. and 6.10.4 eres 7. 55. Rom 2.29.twhere> 
 with Lhit hath circumcifed the fairyfall. 
 
 Col.2.11,12,13. and in Rean of the other, 
 hath) infirwies Baptiſme, locke Baptifme. 
 
 The ews viv circumcife themfelues, 
 aud became Avofates.1.Apac1.16, 
 Children newe circumcifed, Haine with 
 their mothers. 2.25) 4¢.6,10, 
 
 Circumcifion maintainea in the Apofiles 
 time. Titus 1.10. not withanding their E⸗ 
 Dict to rhe contrary: Actes.s5.24,28. Looke 
 Concifion. 
 
 Circumped. Gy meritating Gods Law 
 twee ate made circumſpect. Plal 19.11. 
 
 Cities, The firl cities befoze and after the 
 
 flood, were builoed bp the wicked. Gen.4.17- 
 AND 11.4. r 
 
 Cities anv ſuburbs giuen to the Leuites, 
 and Whp. Mum. 35.2,t0 9. 
 
 Cities of refuge, fee Refuge. a‘ 
 
 God commanded the idolaters anv their 
 cities to be vtterly Defiroped and burnt Deu, 
 23.02, t0 17. * 
 
 Tie fort of Fion became the citie of Da⸗ 
 
 Bid. 2. Sam . 5.7,9. 
 
 God is the defender of cities, 2. King. 19. 
 34. and 20.6. Plaſ.r 27.1. 
 
 = The postion of che citie of Jeruſalem. E⸗ 
 Sekiel 45. 6. j i 
 
 JE Ged ſpared not the citie where his 
 Jame wascalled bpon, Ye will not let other 
 goe free. Jere.25.29. 
 
 No enill in the citie, which the Lod hath 
 fot appointed. Artios 3.6. í 
 
 & citiethat ig fet on a Hill cannot be hiv. 
 BDatth.5.14- me 
 
 Tae haue here no continuing citie. Deb, 
 “2 olde 
 
 The nelcription of the neto and heauentp 
 citie Jeruſalem, of p whieh Bovis the faun⸗ 
 per. Web.r1.10. 12,22. Reuez. 12. ä 21.10." 
 
 Cities thzeatties bp Thriſt. Matth. 13.21. 
 and 23 37. Luke 19.43344. 
 
 Citie, fo? the people of tye citie of Jexuſa⸗ 
 Jem. Dyatth.20.10, 
 
 g (lay. Hod is our father, and Wwe are the 
 clay. Hfa,64.8. Job 10.9. fee Man, 
 
 (leane healts. gc. Dee Beaſts. 
 
 Rone cleane that is bogme of a woman, 
 
 ob 25.4. , 
 The Herides aud Phariſes mave cleane 
 _ the btter five of veflels: but their hearts were 
 full of briberie aud exceſſe. Matth 23. 25. 
 The Apoliles were mave cleaue onelp bp 
 ining crevite to Gods wozd. Sohn rs. 3. 
 
 “Gnd 13.10, : T i 
 | Thole that bee gure and cleane in Geare, 
 
 Thefecond Table. 
 hall fee Gov. ates, 5.8. 
 
 Cleawe. Wed conmatndeth vs to cleaue 
 Ditto bim bp faith. Deiit.1 3.4. and 11.22. 
 
 Chote that cleaue puro the Low hall bee 
 prelerued , but idolaters Hall bee deſtroped. 
 Dest.4.354. 
 
 Gee ought tocleaue Ynte that which is 
 good, tabhozre that which is enill. Ra.12.9. 
 
 Clarkes ant Cleargie, {ee Elders. 
 Cloake, fee Mantell. 
 
 Cloth, and Clothes. God clothed Ayam anv 
 Deua. Ger. 3.21. fee Foode. 
 
 The lraetites being fanctified , walhen 
 thetrclothes. Ex0d.19.14. 
 
 The bigh [zie ougde uot to rende hig 
 clothes fegthe deat. Weuit-21.1,10,11- 
 
 Gives clothed th Gone {pirit. Juig 6.34. 
 
 Tee ought to clothe the naked. QBatt.25. 
 36,43.* Gla 58.7.lee Tearing, 
 
 Clude. The Temple is filled with a 
 Cloude. 1.iking.8.80, 11. 
 
 Bod riderh on the cloudes in big glozie. 
 Deut 33.26. 
 
 The glopot Pod appeared ina cloude. 
 Exod.6.10. 
 
 Che Iſraelites mere quined in their iour- 
 neps bp a cloude. 1.0.1 3.21,22. ZUMA. 
 1,22. Exod. 19, 20. 
 
 God ſpake vnto Moſes in a cloud. Mum. 
 11.25. Deut. 31.15. 
 
 A cloud rifting out of the Meſt, is a figne 
 oftaine. Luke 12.54, 
 
 T he bilon of the white cloud. Reu 14,14 
 
 Clufter. & clufter of grapes of exceeding 
 biguetle and weight. amb. 3.24. 
 
 F (oadiustors inthe Golpel.o.16.3.Col. 
 4.31.8 Oo2.3.9. 
 
 Coales of fire were kindled at the Lote 
 wath, 2.S8m.12.8,9. 
 
 Tae ought to Heap coales of fire vpen out 
 enemies heat. Rom.: 2.20. Pꝛou.ꝛ5.2 1,22. 
 
 (oate. Jolepys coate dipped in goates 
 bloon. Gen. 37.3 1,32.33, 
 
 He that hath two coates, fet him part with 
 bim that Hark none. Luke 3.17, 
 MF Zatons coares. Exod.ꝛo 39,40. 
 
 Samiels coate. Hanui. 
 
 Chꝛiſt his coate was without leame. Joh. 
 19.23- 
 
 God made Avam coats of ſkinnes. Gen. 
 3 215. ſee Raiment,Garment, and Apparel, 
 
 Cockatrice. Zia ri.: 
 
 Cold, God Wili pue out of his mouth, thole 
 that are neither cold naz bate. Reue. 3.16. 
 
 Colle€tions, fee Gatherings anv Almes. 
 
 Coldedge. There wasa Colledge in Fern- 
 falem., 2 ing. 22.44. 2. Ch20.34.22- 
 
 Cumbred. {ee Care. 2 02.11.28, 
 
 Comeline ffe, fee Faireneſſe 
 
 Come neere. Then Gov will come neere 
 bite bs. Dewt.4.7, and 33.34 - 
 
 Comfort. Chik talileth vs tobe of good 
 comfort, anv Mbp. Tobit 26.33. 
 
 Dauid comforceth himfelfe in the Lez. 
 1.Sam. 30.16. 
 
 Poles. comforteth the Iſtaelites in the 
 
 Loꝛd. Deut. 3 1.6, 
 
 God ig the God of all comfort, andcome 
 forteth bg, and maker bs able tecomfort oa 
 thersin alftribulation. 2. Coꝛ. .z,4 · Exam⸗ 
 ple in Jaakob.Gene. 28. 15. 
 
 C OYM 
 
 ` Examples of comforting one another, in 
 Jetepy. Bene.50.19,20,21. and 45.3,t0 16. 
 In Dauid. 2. Sam.2.24. in Jonathan. 1. 
 Sam 23.56, 17 in Daut, x. Theſ.a. 1. and 
 5. 14 and 2. 11, 12.2. hel 2.16, 17. and in 
 Eih. John 14. 1,3.* John 14. 1, 19. 
 
 Comforter. Chꝛiſt promilech vg the holp 
 Gholk to he sur Comforter. John 14.16. and 
 15.16. and 18.17. 
 
 Jobs wife was a wicked comforter vnto 
 bim. Job 2.9. and pis friends miferable com- 
 forters. Jod.16,1,2, 
 
 Commandements. All men onght to feare 
 Gov, and keepe his commandements, Deut. 
 6.1,2,t07. < 
 
 Mow diligent che fairhfull oughe to bee in 
 fhe funie of Gons Conimandements , G teas 
 ching their childzen the fame. Dert.6.7, to 
 16,7 Deut.12.18,19,20, 
 
 Sinne tooke an occafion bp the Comman- 
 dement, anu reuiged.om.7.1,9. 
 
 The neme Commandement of Chi, i8 
 mutuali ioue, Joh. 13. 34,35. and 14,21,23. 
 t. John 3.23. wherebp the Law ts fulfiſſed. 
 Rom. 13.9,10. Watt.22.37538, 39,40. Kee⸗ 
 ping of the commandements obteineth tife. 
 Aatth.19.17, 
 
 The obfesuation of Gods Commande- 
 ments, pofte bs where circumeilion doech 
 Not, uGertt,7.19. Jewilh fables, and com- 
 mandemeits of men. to be anopaedD. Titus x. 
 14. 
 
 To feare Gov and keepe his comman- 
 dements, ië the whole duety of man. Eccles. 
 12.13, 
 
 The commandements of Ga ought to be 
 Done im chatitte. 1. John 3.14,45,17,1 8. ano 
 1. John 5.2. Y — 
 
 Hee that keepeth Gods commandements, 
 dwelleth in Gorg Goo in bin. 1. Joh 3.24, 
 
 Dee that leueth Gen, keepeth bis Com- 
 _mandements. 1. John 5.3. 
 
 Tho fo beteeneth inthe Lorde, keepeth 
 his commandements. €cclug.32 24. = 
 
 The newe commandement of Chik, the 
 old commandement of God. 1, John 2.7,8. 
 
 Goodwill not foglake thole that keepe his 
 commandements.1.iRing.6.13. 
 
 Dauid erbozteth Salomon to keep Gens 
 commandements, and tohp.1 Zing. 2.3,4. 
 
 Peul affirmeth that the commandements, 
 which be pad taught, were of the Lozd, anv 
 not of himlelfe. x, Lozint. 14,37. and Doles 
 like wiſe. Exod.20. 1,22. be ih san 
 
 Bleſſings vz curlings to thofe that obs 
 lerue og baeake the commandements. Deuts 
 14.16, 19,21526,27,28. Exod. 23.22025," 
 fee Bleffe, and Curfe. 
 
 Comming. DE the firt comming of out 
 Payiour Felus Chil MDal.3.152.., 
 
 D? the great delire that the ‘Prophets 
 haue had for Chath bis comming, Ffa.62.1. 
 
 Df the comming of Chri, and thet okens 
 thereof, looke Chrift. _ 
 
 Chit forethetwen that his comming 
 Mould Motip bee publifhed thorow all the 
 world, bp preaching of the Golpel, and the 
 hertue of Diracles. Matth 16.28. * 
 
 DF the lecond comming of Chi Reuet 
 6.1 6.vohich Mould be ſadden. Mat 24.3738 
 Luke 17.26, 27. 2. Detz. 10. ReRe F. 7. 
 
 Patty, 
 
C OM 
 
 Hatth. 24.27. Df the tertibleneſſe thereof, 
 oske moze.Gdala.q.1,2,3.* Jeph. 1.14, 45, 
 £6.* 0B at.16,07-aNd 24,30, 31 and 25.31 * 
 Wu.17.24* and 21.27.1. Theſ.4. 16. 
 
 Chꝛiſt Hallcome from heauen ag bee als 
 cended thither, Acts 1.11. f 
 — The faithfull waite fog the comming of 
 Chꝛiſt. 1.Loz.1.7. Peb.9.28. 
 
 Chꝛiſt hal nat come before there be a des 
 parting Etf, and the man of ſinne de dilcles 
 feb.2, Theſ. 2, xto 4. 
 
 The comming of she Logd bzaweth neete. 
 
 am.s.8. 
 
 TAbp the Loz ſlacketh bid comming. 3. 
 Pet. 3.9.looke Ludge, and Iudgement, ⁊ Day 
 of the Lord. 
 
 Commit. An example that wee ought not 
 to commit out felues into the bandesofthe 
 wicked, if bee map conuenientip Hunne it, 
 Weh.: 
 
 Of committing firme, loske Tranfgreflion, 
 Freſpaſſe, and Sinne. 1E 
 
 Commodities. Thee commodities come 
 bite bs bp propbelping: that is, bp reading, 
 preaching, and expeunding the Sctiptured 
 buto bs in our mother tongue: where bat one 
 ig reaped otherwiſe.i. Coꝛ 14. 34. 
 
 Common, fo2 polluted oꝛ vncleane. Actes 
 10, 14.89 40.7.2. f 
 
 All things were common among f faith- 
 full in the pꝛimitiue Church, and how. Actes 
 2.44, and 4.32. 
 
 Whe common people be nenet long plea: 
 fed with any fuperiour. Eccles 4.15. 
 
 The comon wealth paofpereth when get- 
 Ip princes bane the gouctnement, 970.2 8.2, 
 10,13,38.aNd 29.2,4,7,8,14. bp good coun⸗ 
 fell,and not by oppeffion. 1D 20.11.14,18, 
 
 Commstion. A commotion in Jerufalem, 
 at Chilis comming thither. atl.21. 10. 
 
 oramunicate, fog to be a partaker With the 
 faithfult in Gods wore and Sactanienis, 
 whereof, and ofthe communion of Sains, 
 Tooke 1.Loz.11.12, to 26, * Epbhel.4.4,55 6 
 and 5. 30. Col.2. 19. Rom.12.5. Bhil. 2.1,2, 
 
 looke fellowship, and Supper of the Lord. 
 Communication. In profitable anv honeſt 
 communication, te faithful ought to be oc⸗ 
 ee 18.7,8. g 22.28. fal. 15.2. i 
 29.1 3.2.355.€24 28, 29. 25.511,12. an 
 
 y 211. ccle.5.152,5,6.C6cclu. 7.14, Wat. 5. 
 37-6 12.3140 38.0 ph 4-25, 2903 LE 5. 394s 
 12,19, 20. Col. 3. 8, 17. 1. Pet. 3.910,51 5,16. 
 
 Euil communication, looke Tongues. 
 Tompanie. God companie wee ought to 
 embzace. Gen. 19.17. Plal.25.4.5.x 316,7. 
 Pꝛou 1T 3.20, Ames 5.14, 15. Eccliis.6. 35, 
 
 36 37.38. Ecclus. 8. 8.9. and 9.1617, 18,19 
 
 and eſchebs and abhorre the contrarp.Les.7. 
 
 21. Num 16.26.t 25.1." Joly 23.12. and 2. 
 
 hzo. 15.8 ob. 31.3. Dial. 36.1,to 5. Pꝛou. 
 
 1. 10. and 4.14. and 6,12. and 20, 26.480 22. 
 
 = 26,4nd 23. 3.6. and 24.16.00 ccles.4. 1. Jere. 
 16.355. ScCl.12.7.@ 13. 1. Matt 7. 13,14. 
 Acted 19.9.2. 03.6.14.Epbel.s.7.2. Thel, 
 3.14,15.2. Tim.4. 15. Rene18.4, 
 Gintatefull companying ought to be puni · 
 20 by death loote Len 18.20.and ate curs 
 {ed Deu.27,20.G 709.22 196 
 Compaffion. Gov had compaffion of the 
 Iſraelites groniugs. Judg.2· 18. 
 
 ‘The fecond Table. 
 
 Df Gods mercifull compaffion tobꝛatd⸗ 
 man. Jonah, 4.1 1. Exod. 33. 19: Deu. 32 36. 
 Gen. 39.2.,2. Ring. 13.4,5. Judg. 2.18.looke 
 Mercie. 
 
 Compelled. Joſiah compelled bis ſubiects 
 to lerue the Loꝛd.ꝛ. Chꝛon. 34.33. looke Dif- 
 cipline. 
 
 Competent, The wile man veltred of God 
 but a competent lining, whp. 1920. 30.8,9. 
 
 Complaine. Moſes complaineth to Gov 
 for that bee bat not deliuered Iſtael out of 
 captiuitp fo foone ag he wouid haue had him. 
 Exod 5.22,23. 
 
 Joſhua complaineth to God, becauſe bis 
 people were put to flight at Ai. Jolh.7.7,8,9 
 
 Gideon complainethia Gep, for that the 
 Iſtaelites were afflicten by the Adidianites. 
 Jnvg.6.13, 
 
 Complaints ofthe Pꝛophets foz want of 
 righteous men. Bic.7.1,2, 3.JPlal.5 3.3." 
 
 God beareth che complaints of the diftrel 
 feb. Exod.a.24. Pſa.ↄ.i12. aud 18.9 Nehe 9 
 9. looke Crie and Mourne, 
 
 Conceste, Mee ought not to be wiſe it out 
 owne conceit. Job. 37.24.]320,26.12. Rom. 
 15.1. 
 
 There iz a generation pyre in their obone 
 conceite, & pet are not waſhed from their fil 
 thinefle.j520.30,12.2.J8et-2, 10. {ee Flatter, 
 
 Conception and fruittulneſſe the giftes of 
 Gov. Geit.4 17. and 16.4, 19,36. F 20.18, 
 AND 21. 2, and 25. 2 3. aud 29.32." AND 30.5, 
 to 25. Exod.ꝛ.2. Judg. 14.3. 1. HAM, 1.20. 
 2 Sain.12.34.Dole.1. 330,6. Lu.2. 24. 
 Conciſion. Daul calleth the voctrine of cit- 
 cumciſton, concifion, Ehil, 32,3. 
 
 Concord betweene man and wife, and alio 
 betweene brethren id agreeable to Hod and 
 Malt, Ecclus 25. 1. 
 
 Paul exhoztethto vnitie ant concorde. 
 Roem.12.2. and 15.6. and veclareth that the 
 Spirit hath diliribneed to euerp man fenga 
 tall gifts, that concord might be nouriſhed. 
 1. Coꝛ.i 2. 11. 
 
 Concord of the faithfull preferred befoze 
 all facrifices Matt.5 24, looke Vnitie. 
 
 Concubine foa marien wife. Jud. 9. 1,2. 
 24 but thep hav not p (uperiozitie of control- 
 ling $ houſhois, as the wife had. Gen.25. 1,6. 
 
 Dauid had both wiues anv concubines, 2. 
 Sam.5.13. 
 
 Dauid left ten concubines at Jerufalem, 
 which Ablalom lap withall. 2, Sam.15.1,6. 
 and thetefoze Dauid afterward neuer ace 
 
 “companied with them.2.Sam. 20.3. 
 
 Salomon had 7 00.twines and 300,concus 
 bines, 1.ikings 11.3, 
 
 Concupifcence ig that euil inclination that 
 is bp nature in man ſithence bis fall, which 
 trainech bim buto enil. Gen.3. 21. which wee 
 Had not kuowen to baue bin Anne, if the law 
 had not forbidden it.Rom.7.7. 
 
 Concupifcence ought to be reſiſted moz 
 tifted, anð bow. Galat.5. 16,18. Colaſ. 3.5.2. 
 Pet.i.4.and 2.10, ANB 3.3. Ecclus.18. 30, 
 31. Rom 13. 14. 
 
 Euerp man is dzawen vnto ſinne, bp hig 
 owne concupifcence. James 1.14,15. 
 
 Df the fruits of concupifcence. Fam. 4.1, 
 2.leoke moze of concupifcence in Couer, De- 
 fire and Luft; 
 
 51. 3. and 25.7.and 19.12.: Eſd.9 8 Lu.ig 
 
 k 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 C ON 
 
 Condemue: Wee that is merciful, Mil nos 
 condemne innocents, 9B at.12.7. i 
 Tbo can condenine Gong chofen? Figos | 
 9 -Rom.8.3 3534. 
 
 Agallmen ate condemned bp anam , fe 
 ate thep iuftifien bp dhik. Rom.5.18. 
 
 The Minenites and Queene of Sheba | 
 hall condenme the Jewes, ana why. Patty. 
 12.41, 42. Lu. 1 1. 31, 32. | 
 
 Dee that beleeuceh in Chik, (all not bee 
 condenired. Job.5.24.and be that belecueth 7 
 pais condemned aiteabp. John.z.id.looke 
 
 udge. ye 
 $20 condemnation to the Faithfull, tebich | 
 walke after the Spirit. Qom.8 1 | 
 
 TUe are here chafiencd of the Lezd,to the 1 
 end tece ſhould not bee condemned withthe | 
 wald. 1.02. 11.32. 
 
 The law isthe miniſtexie of condemnati- 
 on.2.202.3.7,8. 
 
 A codemned perl Sought to gine Gov gle» f 
 tp and humbly confefle bia faults, Foth.7.1> F 
 
 Bleken fg hee that isnot condemned in f 
 bis confcience, and fallen from his hope iw 
 the Lozo Ecclus 14.2. | 
 
 Condition. The condition of ali men ig 
 alike,and hots. @celes.7.1,t07. 
 
 The condition of men ¢ beafts alike, anv 
 hoto thep differt,looke in the matgent. Eccle. 
 3.19,10. 
 
 The tawe of Ged gium bpon condition, 
 me s looke inthe margent. Rom.z3. 27. and 
 
 352 i 
 Cenfefe, Pharaoh confefed that Gos | 
 was tightesus, and that bee and his people | 
 tuere wicked. Exo.9.27. 
 
 Jethzo confeſſed the Ged of Iſrael tobee X 
 rhe true God, and wby. Exo 18. r. 
 
 Naaman being healed of his lepzie, con 7 
 feffed that there was no Ged but in Iſtael. 
 2. Ring 5.35. 
 
 God pimnſheth the faithfull, vntill thep 
 confeſſe their Ginnes JAAM. 21.7. 
 
 Achan confeiled his inne vnto Joſhua. 
 Jofh.7.20, 
 
 Woefes confelfeth vnto Gon the inne of $ 
 bis people, ant bp his fernent pzaper mitis 
 Gateth Gos wath. Exod.32. 3 132.* 
 
 The high Piel was commandet to con- | 
 fefle his and the peoples Gnnes, vpon the 
 beat of the Scape goate. Lewit.16,1 8,22. 
 
 God requireth at our hands confeflion of 
 out Gnuied, befoze we canbe purged. JQumb, 
 567ta rr- Leu.5.5.* 
 
 Whe Iſtaelites confefle befoze the Lowe 
 in Miſpeh 1.Sam.7.6. E 
 
 Df confefling of ſinnes befoge Gov.s.bin, 
 8 46,te 49, jplai.32.5. 
 
 Dow to confeffe our ſinnes truely, Fire- 
 14.20, 21,22, Dan.9.4, to 20. Pſal.a41.4. and 
 
 18,19. aud 18.13. looke Prayer. 
 Thole that were baptizet ef John, conu- f 
 
 ſeſſed their finneg, Matth. 3 6. 
 Maup that delecycd, came andconfefled | 
 
 and (hetued their wozkes.Acts 19.1819. 
 
 Jf we confefle g acknowledge out finned, 
 God is faithfull to fozgine bs our Ginnes, ace | 
 cogning to his promile. 1. John 1.9. 
 
 Wee ought to confefleour Gunes one to | 
 another. James 5,16, 
 
 Gan | 
 
F 
 
 CON 
 
 Sod dwelleth in him, chat bp trues faith 
 eonfeffeth Chꝛiſt to be the fonne of Hon. s. 
 
 Fogn 4. 15. whieh conteflion igtge gift of 
 Sod. Art. 6.16,17 
 
 Taree ought not ta bee ahamen to confefle 
 our finned, Ecclus.a.ꝛ6. 
 Manp of che chieke of the Hewes dark not 
 
 -confeffe Chꝛiſt publikely fez feare of the 
 
 Pbaciſes Jon 7.13, and 13.42. 
 
 Chik will not confeile thole, before His 
 Father, that are ahamen to contefle him be⸗ 
 foge men. ADatth.10.32,3 3, Luke 9.26, and 
 12.83.09 ar.8.38. 
 
 It was fozefhewss that the Gentiles 
 Mould after their receiving of the Golpel, 
 confefle one Hod, and peeld sue pzailes onto 
 $im.3.Sam.22.44,45,49,50.* é 
 
 Go conleſſe and fozfake Rune, obtaineth 
 suercie, but he that hideth his Innes Hail not 
 prolper.J920.28.23. 
 
 f Chaikians is required confeffion 
 with mouth, and faith in heart to iuſtificati⸗ 
 on Rom.io 9,10. 
 
 To cõ feſſe, put foz to pꝛaiſe o} giue thanks. 
 Lu 2. 38. and 10.21. 
 
 Tee sught not to bee ahamed ta confeſſe 
 
 * Chꝛiſt.ꝛ. Tim. .8, Deb.4u ĝe 
 
 Falking.gzaper, confefsion of Rimes, and 
 
 folilingneife to beare Gods tood. Mehe.9.1, 
 
 2,3. Looke Faith. 
 Confidence loote Truſt, and Hope. 
 Confirmeth, Bow confirmeth his pꝛomiſes 
 
 to thé that walke in bis tapes. t Kin. a 3,4. 
 
 God will confirme hig in the trueth vnto 
 
 abe enp.1 02.1.3, 
 
 Conformable. Daul wag conformable te 
 
 alltuaiffecent things,ana why. 1.2 62.9.22. 
 
 AND 10.23,24,33. 
 Confifion Dr isnot the author of confu- 
 
 fon, but of peace.i .Coꝛ. 4 33. 
 
 Confufaon of tongues.Gett.r1.g. 
 Congregation, leske Church, 
 
 Comuration looke Rebellion, 
 
 Coniurers, looke Witches, 
 
 Confciencee The confeience of the ticked 
 
 i alwayes Fearefull. TUI. 17.10, but the 
 
 rightesus is as bold ag a iion. Dou 28.1. 
 The pzaife of a good conſcience. Pꝛo 1 5. 
 13.800 17.22. 
 Dur confciences are redzelled by the Gof- 
 pel.JD20.1 2.25. 
 Saint Paul relopeed that bee enioped a 
 
 : Quiet conſcience.2. Coꝛ.i.i 2. 4 exbarted Ti- 
 
 mothie,tofecke to entop the like. x. Tim. . 19 
 The Faith of Jeſus Chat quieteth a gov» 
 bp confcience. Roms 1. 
 Taho fo Doth anp thing againſt bis con{ci- 
 
 ence,is condem#led,¢ Whp.IRG.14.21,22,23. 
 
 te! 
 
 EUe ought not ta wound the confcience of 
 onr weake brethzen.¢ why.2.d02.8.7,to1 3. 
 
 Abeit S. Pauls confcience did not con- 
 Demne him, pet dark je not iufife hinlelfe, 
 3.£01.4.3,4. 
 
 The fruits of a quiet conſcience. Lu a.29 
 Gct.20 26. Rom 9.1. 1. Pet.3. 15, 16, 21. 
 
 Te ought to couet te eniop a quiet confci- 
 ence, both towaru God and mart. Act.23.16. 
 
 Teuerepentauce purchalesy a quiet con- 
 fcience. Wolk 11.13, t0 19, 
 
 Mardocheus tefuled not to mro Daman 
 of price, bist fog conlcience flake Glt.13.13, 
 13,148 
 
 x 
 
 The fecond Table. 
 
 Bried is hee that is not condemned in 
 fis owe conſcience. Ecclus. reaz. 
 
 The booke of a mans owne confcience, 
 Maii be bis accuſer at che {ait Dap. Reue.20. 
 12.JQ0m-2-15,86, John 8.9. 
 
 (onfecrated.. Oye Leuites confecrated 
 
 theit handes to Ged, bp Raping the Irae⸗ 
 
 lites. cEv0d.32.19. 
 
 The law of tge conſceration of the Maza⸗ 
 rites. Mums.2, 13, 18,24, 
 
 Di the confecration of Maron g his ſonnes. 
 Exod.zo.1920, 30. Leu.8.9.looke Aaron. 
 
 How che high Dziefkes were confecrated, 
 looke Prieſts. 
 
 Of the confecration and purifying of the 
 Leuites Qum.s.6.* 
 
 Confolation. Chailſi the confolation of Iſ⸗ 
 rael. Luke 2. 25. looke Comfort, 
 
 Con ſpiræcie, looke Treaſon. 
 
 (Con/tellation. Looke Signes of heauen. 
 
 Confult. The wicked confult again the 
 godip jp fal.83.5. 
 
 Conſuming. To wham God ig a confuming 
 fite.Deut.4.24.eb.12.29. 
 
 Conternne. Hod twill pnnith thole that con- 
 temne þig wozd,lawes, and preachers. Tai. 
 28.14." Ezek. 33. 30, 31, 3233 3. Hole. 5. 10. 
 Example in Manalſeyh. 2.¢)20n.3 3. 10, 11. 
 looke Deſpiſe, and Mat. 7.6. 
 
 Content. To bee content with koode ana 
 raiment, Eto couet no riches but godlinefie, 
 and why, 1. Tim. « 6 to 10, 
 
 Tabe content with the itate Whereto wee 
 are called, without grudging- Dhit 4.18. 
 
 Contention. Notbing to bee bone thaigh 
 contention oꝛ baineglogy.jObil. 2,3. 
 
 @ contentious man apt ta kindle Grife, 
 JP y0tt.26.21. 
 
 he lot cauleth contentions to ceaſe. Pzo. 
 18,18, 
 
 Contention,a woke of the Ae. Gal.s.ao F 
 
 . The Loza hateth them thas raile conten- 
 tions. Pꝛou.6. 9. 
 
 Hatrev ſtitreth vp contentions, bist lene 
 couereth ail trefpafles. ]Dz0.10.12. 
 
 Go the wicked the goulp feeme contenti- 
 ous. Jete.15.10. Hooke Quarelling, Debate, 
 Diffention, Strife, and Roman.i 3.13. anB1. 
 Coli 
 
 Continencie, a {peciall gift of Gov. Watt. 
 39, 11. and 1. Coꝛ.7.7. 
 
 Continue. TUe ought to continue {n good⸗ 
 nefe foz many canles.Gene.1 9.17. Tov.2.3. 
 JP 29.3.37,28. 23.17. €3e.18.17,19,20.* 
 & 33.7,02 Ecclu.2.1,2.* ¢ 11.20." Mat.24. 
 13. Lu.9 62. Job 8.31,32,61. Act.2.42.an0 
 11.23. äXI3. 43. 14. 22. 2. Tim. 3.14, Heb. 3. 
 13.%2, JPet.2.10,21,22. 1. Joh.2. 19. Reu.ↄ. 
 a5,26.lLooke Perſcuere. 
 
 Controuerſies decided bp the Fudge. Deu, 
 25.1)253- 
 
 (Conuerfation. The conuerfation both of 
 Jew and Gentile , before they knew Chait, 
 1. Pet.4.3.Ephe.2.1,2,3.Rom.1.24," 
 
 Chzilk hath redeemed vs from our baine 
 conuerfation.1, Deter 1.18. 
 
 Gooey couuerſation the factifice of faith. 
 Pbil.t.12,ta 18. 
 
 The lumme of Chziftian conuerfation. 
 JPbil.4.8,9. . à : 
 
 The conuerſation of Chꝛiſtians ought to 
 
 @ OR 
 
 be in heauen.JDhil. 3.20 Pt ought ta be olp 
 & boned, e(pectalip among p ignozant ¢ enes 
 tates ofthe tao2.1.|Det.2.12.2./9et.3.70. 
 
 Conlidering rhe end of the Apollles con- 
 uertation , wee ought to followme theit faith. 
 eb.1 3.7. 
 
 Conuer(ion. To ſhewe out conuerfion, 
 whiles we map Anne. Ecclug.r 8.20. 
 an erhoztation to true conucrfion. Joel 2. 
 12 
 God is mercifuil ta fuch ag conuert onto 
 him. 2. 22. 30.9. 
 
 Crcepe we conuere, we cannot enter ints 
 the kingdome of God Mat. 18.3. 
 
 Dee that feateth the Loga, conuertetk in 
 heart. Ecclus 21.6. 
 
 Copper faith. Rooke Alexander, 
 
 Coard. A thzeefolu coard not eaſily bzoken. 
 Eccles.4.12. 
 
 Corzelboorders. Brain Cora 
 ae dine eras fi ornehoorders, 
 
 Corret. God correGeth the faithful fi 
 their wealth, and triall of their ab A 5 
 1£,12.800 42. 11, 12. Looke Chaften, 
 
 DE brotherly cortection extoatatien, and 
 warning, reave Gen.37.21, 22. Leu.s9.17, 
 Pꝛo 1.22,23,24,25." 1929.9.7,8 9.4 10.17. 
 @12.0.615.31. 1920.07,.10.¢ 32.15. 25.8, 
 9,10,12.827.5,6.8 28.23.¢ 29.1. Eeclus.7. 
 7. Ecclu.19.13 to 18.% 20. 1,2. 721.6,7. and 
 31.31. Datt.13.15,t018.Uuke 17.3. Galat. 
 2.11."E 6.1, 1. Tim.224, 253 26 Heb 3586. 
 12,13. Jam.5.o, 10, 11 looke Difcipline, 
 
 The correction of the wickeD, a warning 
 foz the yovlp. Deut.r3.10,18.4 17.12, 13. * 
 19.19,20.€ 24.18.19 20,27. JPeou.19.25.¢ 
 2ta 1.€cclug.23.18,19,20,31,22,Acts.35 
 —— Le abba de = 
 
 corrector oꝛ rebuker ott 
 Diamelefle bimlelfe. Matt⸗ 
 ohn 8.7.9. Tim 3.2. Tit.1.6,7. 
 or — of chifozen, looke Chalten, 
 orapt. € ea 
 — — pA, tth wag corrupt befog 
 i ibe Poe theta Adams fall cor- 
 -2.0(0.9.19.¢ 7.48. 
 eae 5.12," —— 
 he mount of corruption 
 Aerma ption ,§ tebp fo caller. 
 
 Couenant. Gon maketh acouenane wi 
 INoah.Gen.6.18,* & 9.9,t0 18, ana wia y 
 bꝛaham Gen. 15.18.and17.2,t0 23, 
 
 Abzaham maketh acouenant with Abi⸗ 
 melech, and why Gen. 21,23,f0 33. 
 Cue mar @ couenant with 
 
 ob. Exod.24.3,7,8. and Gen wi 
 Cr0d.19.5,6. — 
 
 Eliiab grieued, that the Iſraelites þan 
 fozfaken Gods couenant, 1 Wings rg. 10,14, 
 
 Jehoiada maketh a couenant betweene 
 the zens the king, and the people. ꝛ. Kings 
 
 Izhaks covenant with Abimelech.Genel, 
 26,28, 31.Qnd Jaakobs with Laban.Gene. 
 31.44,t0 49." 
 
 Be — — Jonathan. 1.48 
 tel 20.16. fo? the which be well ent 
 Wepbibsherh.2.Dam.g 7. ie 
 faite ee a newe oie to the 
 .FJere. 31.31, ¢0 a. 42. 5 6. a 
 E E 31560 34. Ila 42. 536. anv 
 Ths 
 
way 
 
 CVOU'V 
 
 The godly ought tot te make anp coue- 
 mant with the wicked, and hp. Ero.23.32, 
 33 and. 34. 12, 15, 16. looke Mariage. 
 
 Ahab maketh a coucnant with Benha⸗ 
 Dad king of Spzia.1.Bing.20.34,42, 
 
 The Firaciites foz making Couenants 
 withthe wicked , ate puniſhed. Jung. 3.6,8. 
 
 The Fathers coucnant with Gon, bins 
 Deth the chilen. Deut.29. 14, 15.8 35.53, 
 
 The people make a couenant with the 
 Lom, ant leale it.Mehe 9. 38. 
 
 The couenant of fait, what. Rum, 18.19. 
 looke Teftament, 
 
 Couet. Tie ought not to couct our neighs 
 hours wife no? anp thing that is bis. Exod. 
 20.17, Deut.5.21, 
 
 Paul coueted no mans finer, gold, o2 aps 
 patel.Acts 20. 3 3. looke Defire. 
 
 Conetous. The milerable Kate ef a coue- 
 tous rich man.ceccles.6.2,3. 
 
 Couetoufnefle ig vnſatiable. 1920.27.20, 
 the roote of all enill. 1-Qim.o.10. 
 
 ‘Avolatrie. Ephel 5.5. Col. z. 5. nod to bee 
 namen among Chziftians.cEpbe.s.3.where= 
 of Chꝛiſt willeth vs to take heede and bes 
 ware. Luke.12. 1,toz 5.Deb.13.5. 
 
 Judges ought to hate couetouſneſſe.Exo. 
 18.21, 
 
 An exclamation againſt couctous magi⸗ 
 firates. Iſa.z.14.* 
 
 Woe to thole chat are couetous. Iſa.5.8. 
 Habak-2.6,9,12. 
 
 Ce ought to pzap that our hearts map be 
 inclined to Govs teltimonics , and not toco- 
 uctoufneffe. Plal.i 19.36, 
 
 Couctoufheffe infectety all ſozts of people. 
 FJere-6.13.and8.10. 
 
 Nothing woꝛle then a couctous man, and 
 whp. Ecclug.10.9. 
 
 The couetous man enuieth himlelfe. Ec⸗ 
 clud.14.3.4,t077. and whereunto be is rea 
 femblen, looke Partridge. — 
 
 The chilozen of Eli, being couetous, per 
 uerted tudoement,1.San.2.12,t018. 
 
 The couctoufnefle of Gehazi punifhen, 
 2,kings 5 20,27.* z 
 
 Againſt couetous preachers, which make 
 matcbanbile of Gods propie.2. Pet.2.3- 
 
 The couctous Phariſes mocked Cozikk, 
 fog repzouing their couetouſneſſe. Lu.i 6.14. 
 
 Wani vfen no coloured couetouſneſſe, o2 
 flattering wozb3.1.Chell.2.5. 
 
 Whe couerous, &c. fhall not inherite the 
 kingtome of Gov.1.d02 6.10 
 
 Couetous wretches, inſtead of teleeuing 
 Gods childzen, bfe to reuile them. r. Ham. 
 25.10.01. 
 
 DE Couetouſneſſe, anv the puniſhment 
 thereat, looke moze Jofh.7.1. Sam. 8.3.1, 
 fing. 21.1,3,3. * JP lal.37.” Pꝛo.ai.io,to 20. 
 AND 11,1,24.26,38,29, and 28.8,20.22.an0 
 70.8,9,14,15 .eecles.2.26. and 4.8.and 5.9, 
 ¥0,12,t019 $la.32.6.and 56.11. Amos 8.4, 
 
 §,6.* Wich.é.10.* CEccl.31.1,3,5,5,7,24- P 
 
 2.Mac.q. 7 t0 36. Wat.16.19,20,21,24. 5 
 Mat. 26,14,15,16.anv 27.3,te 11. Jol.12. 
 6. Acts 5.1,2,t0 11, and 8.28 ,te 25. and 24. 
 26,27, ĩ. Tim.6. 17. and 3. 3,8 Tit. 17. 
 Dut of the heart pꝛoceede enill thoughtes, 
 couctoufnelle,&c MBatk.7.22. 
 Counfell. Dawid prapeth that Ahitophels 
 
 ThefecondTable: 
 
 wicked counfell might bee turned to Fooliths 
 nefe. 2.Dam. 1 5.31, which came to patie.2. 
 Bam.17.1,7,t015. 
 
 Thole that dilobep Gods commande⸗ 
 ments halbe without counfell.Deut.32.28. 
 
 No counſell can reſiſt God. J9zou.2 1.30, 
 
 The counſell of Gob ig bepond mang 
 reach. Rom. r, 33,349 
 
 The diference betweene aged anv pong 
 meng counfell.1.king .12.657,9,10,1 1. 
 
 Ruth followech the countell of per Hepma: 
 ther Raami, Ruth. 3.1,t06, Fu voudrfull 
 matters we oughtto alke counfell of Gongs 
 iwed and prophets. Gene. 25,22,23. Leuit, 
 24,12. Qumb.9.8.and 1 5.34,35, and 27.5. 
 Deut.17.8,t0 14,and 21.5. * Qudg.1.1. and 
 20.18,t0 24. and 20, 2,3,4. 1: Sam.9.9. and 
 10.22. and 23.2, 11, 12. ann 30.7 ,8.2. SaM, 
 2.1. and 5. 19. and 25. 1. and 1.ktng, 14.2, 3. 
 ARD 22.5,8,t0 39.2. kin. 3. 11,13. and 8.8, te 
 16.and 22.13, 14. Dial, 119.9. Pꝛe. 3. i, to 
 7 ls, 8.19,20,and 9. 13. and 25.1,9,anda5. 
 11. Iſa.3o.1, 2. and 37.7,2. EZe. 14. 1, 2. 3ec. 
 7.2, 3. Tob.4. 29. Ceclus,8,9,and 9.16. and 
 37. 15,16. Luke 16. 29. 
 
 At the dead, ſorcerers, and falle pꝛophets, 
 we ought notio afke counfell. Leuit.19,31. 
 BND 20. 6. Deut.18.10, to 15. and r Dam, 
 28.7515. "and 2.hip.1.2,3- 2. Chro. 18.5, 21 
 Iſa.8.19. Dan.2. 27. and 4.4. and 5.7,8. 
 
 Good counfell of whomſoeuet, not te bee 
 diſdained. Exod. 18.19 24. 
 
 Gon confoundeth wicked counſels. Plal. 
 33. 10, 11. Gen. 11.7, 8, and 37.27, and 50, 
 20. Mum.22.4,1 2,20. * and 23.8.*and 24. 
 5. * and 2.Sam.15.2. 32. *and 17.14. Meh. 
 4115.Elf.7.4, 8. Job 5.12. Pſa. 2.1, 2, 3, 4. 
 Plal.ꝛo.8. Pſal.ꝛ 1,8,9, 12. Iſai.7.4, 557. 
 and 19,3, Matt.27.62.* and 28.3,3,4. Acts 
 5.17527, 38,39. * and 9 23:24:25., AND 22. 
 30.8ND 23. 1. and 27.42. 
 
 God worketh all things afterthe counſell 
 of bie owne will. Ephe. ma. 
 
 The rewardof following eniti counfell, s, 
 kings 12.13,to16. 
 
 {Baul reneelen to f Elvers of the Church, 
 the whole counfell ef Ged. Acig.20,27. 
 
 The Phariſes, and Herodians take coun- 
 fell again Chzid. Wat.12.14. and 22.15, 
 16. Mar. 12. 13. and 3.6, 
 
 Jetoboam taketh counfell to withhold the 
 people fron the true feruice of God, 1. king. 
 12.27,28,29. 
 
 Jeze bels wicked counlel again abot}, 
 1. king.21.5,7,t0 11. 
 
 TUe ought not to bee guided bp our owne 
 counfels, ]929.2 3.2. 
 
 God thzeatneth them that leare to their 
 olsnecounfell, E5¢.11.28. 
 
 Df generali Counfels , looke in Doctours 
 and DoGirine. 
 
 Counfellers. Euil counfellers purchaſe ha- 
 tren to their prince, where good might hap⸗ 
 ci. 2,Sant.10.3. 
 
 Ticked counfellers make a Wicked king, 
 2,220.22. 35455. 
 
 Countenance. A mand countenance , gar: 
 ments, and gelfures,doe betwzap bis diſpoſi⸗ 
 tion. dEcclus.19.27,28. 
 
 (Counterfeit. The wicked can counterfet, 
 €i.5.10.40eke Diffemblers,and Faining, 
 
 CRF 
 
 Countreys,looke Nations, 
 
 Court. The forme of the Court ef the Ta⸗ 
 bernacle.€rop,29,9,10, to 20. and 38.9, ta 
 21. and of the ſituation thereof cered.40. 33, 
 
 Courtiers {Gould teade the Scriptutes. 
 Acts 8,28, 5 > 
 
 The Court of the Temple of Salomon. 
 2.0 20.4:9,10. 
 
 Comrteous. Chꝛiſtians ong ht to be courtes 
 ous one fo another. Ephel.4 32. 
 
 Cowardneffe, God will punifh thole that 
 tranlgrefle bis commandements , with co- 
 wardneffe and faint Hearts. tLettt,26, 36,37. 
 Deut.28.65,66.67.and 32,25. 
 
 Cowards 02 faint hearted might not goe 
 to watre, and why. Deut.20.8. 
 
 J Craft.tooke Subtilde. 
 
 Create. Gov created all thingd of nothing. 
 Genel.1.1.* bp Chꝛiſt Col. 1.16, foz bis will 
 and pleafure, and foz mang fake, 2. (02.6, 
 55. Reu.a.11.looke Man. 
 
 Creator and Creatures, God ts ot Cret- 
 tor. Detit.32,18. 
 
 The Creator map bee knowen by his 
 wozkes. TU il. 1 3.5 Wom.1. 19,20, 
 
 Soas power declared bp his Creatures. 
 Job, 12.7,8, 
 
 The creation of Gods wonder full woꝛkes 
 Commended. Eccltis.42.15.% and a3. 1,27.* 
 
 Gods creatures muſt comfogme themſelues 
 to bis will. Iſa.45.9. 
 
 Thole that trulſt in creatures, ave decei⸗ 
 ued. Fla, 30.16. 
 
 Chik was begotten befoze all creatures 
 Gol.t.rsj17. 
 
 Euerp creature of God is good. 1.Tin. 
 44,5. 
 
 Cuerpcreacure gane gloz to the L ambe, 
 Jeus Ckik Rens. ° i 
 
 Creatures fubiect to vanitie; howe, anv 
 
 - wp. Rom, 8.19,20,t0 24. 
 
 Chik commanded his Apofiles to preach 
 to etietp creature, ark. 16.17. which com: 
 mandement thep paue fulfilled.Coloff.1.23. 
 Roem. 10.18, 
 
 The regenerate ought to become newe 
 Creatures,2,Q02.5.17.@al.6.15, 
 
 Creeples from their mothers wombe, pea- 
 {ed bp Peter and Paul. Act. 3.2,7.¢14,10. 
 
 Cry. The cry of ihe Ekronites went bp te 
 to beauen.1.Sai.5.10,12. 
 
 Habels bloon cried vnto God foz ben⸗ 
 geatce, Gen.4.10. 
 
 The crieef Sotome and Gomozah ale 
 cended to Gov.Gen.18, 20,27, 
 
 The Lode heareth the crie of the afflic- 
 ted. Deut.26.7.G 70.3.2. 
 
 The F{eaclites crying to fe Lowe, were 
 Delivered. 1. Dammit. 12. 10, 11. JUDR, 10.10 
 and 11.252, 
 
 Woles crying te the Herd foz Iſtael a> 
 gaint JS haraoh was heard. Exo 14 15,16. 
 ca? HSamucl again the Philiſtims 1,94. 
 7. 9 
 
 Dauids enemies cryed tothe Logo, but 
 $e anſwered not.2.Sam.22.4 2+. 
 
 The hyped feruant eppzeſſed, crying te 
 Gor, halbe heard. Dett.24.14,15, Fam.5.4. 
 
 Ciiſt wili auenge bis elect that crie ta 
 pim perſeuerantly. Lukbe 18,1,7. 
 
 Sith Gon feenerhf ie raucng that cry - 
 
 4 te 
 
 
 
Cr Ry O 
 
 to him, much moze big cholen. Luk. 12.22. to 
 25. Plal 147.9. 
 
 — 
 
 — E E 
 
 R— 
 
 
 
 We that ſtoppeth his eare at the crying of 
 the pooze, thal cry himſelfe, and not be beard. 
 1920.21.13. } 
 
 All crying, enill (peaking, œc. to be bani⸗ 
 fhed from cigittians. Ephe.g 31 
 
 Eroe. Chꝛiſt is lén wich pis Crofie to bee 
 erucifien. Matth. 7. 31,33. Mark.15. 20, 22. 
 Lu.23.263 3. Joh 19.16.17. Dee erpeti on 
 the croſſe,that be was foꝛſaken Mat.27.46. 
 J5fal.22.1,2. Cihat anguiſh he endarevon 
 the crofle. JDfal.22.14. 
 
 To beere the crofle of Chriſt. Mat.16.24 
 MDar.3.24,38. Lube 9.23,24,25,26.elfe not 
 fo etter into Gods kingvome. Wark.10,2 1. 
 23.24,;8 Gat.20.16,20,t0 24, 
 
 He that takerh not bis crofleto follow af 
 ter dhnit, is not toogthy to bee Chriſtes diſ⸗ 
 cipie. Bat.10.38, 
 
 . The crofle oz affliction is commenden, 
 and wyp Wat: 5.3. to 12.310b.5.7. Prou, ro. 
 37-800 12.1. Ecclug.2.1,t0 6. 
 
 Croffe,put foz pꝛeeching of p Golpel. BH. 
 3,18. forthe benefit of redemption.i.Coꝛ.a. 
 37. and fo Cheiſt crucified. 1.Qoz 1.18,23. 
 
 Peanut reiopcey nsthing moze then ia the 
 croffe of Chzift.Gal.6,14. 
 
 The croffe ot affliction ig layd on all true 
 beleeuers. Hen.4.8.and 27.41. *and 37.18. 
 Exod 2.15, 1. kin 19.2. Watt—10.9,16,16.* 
 and 24.9. Wath.13.9,13. Luke 14. 26. and 
 21.17. Toh. 5. 10 and 16.2. Act.ↄ. 14 Gal 4 
 
 29. 1.Goellal. 3. 3, 4. 2. Tim 3. 12. 1. Pet.4. 
 
 12. and that bp the prouidence of Gov. La. 
 3.37: fez their wealth and pzoſite. 2.Sama, 
 
 -7.14515,06. Fob.5. 15, 16,17. * AND 33.16, 
 17. 
 
 201 3. 12. Jetem.46. 27, 2 8.2. Coꝛ. I1. 
 19,32-%)2).12.6,te 12. 1, Pet.a.a 3. Reu 3 
 30,13: tottaine them thereby tothe knows 
 
 ledge of God. Exed.1.12. * 2. Chꝛo 32,207. 
 
 Prouerd. 6.23. Indeth 8.9. * Watth.7, 132. 
 duke 24.19,25,0¢ 33. John 12.25, 26. Acts 
 34.19,30. * Rom 817. 2.0 h204.8.t0 13. 
 BND 5. 1, 2, 3.* Phil a 8,10 12. 2. Celts, 
 6. Deb.2.9,10,and 12. 2, 3. and fo to preferue 
 them tili che comming ef Chriſt. Pzꝛouer bs 
 17.3-anB 27. 21. Geciys.27.5,8. 2. Theſſa. 
 1.7.1. Beter 1.7.9. end therefore is not ones 
 ipto he boe patientlp. Watth.s.¢. and 10. 
 28,38. John 25-41, Luke 21.19. John 16. 
 20. Acted g. 41. and 16.25. 2. Cozinth.3.2. 
 
 - Lolot. 12,12. Debz.10.36. James 1,2,3- 
 
 4. Peter 4.17.16 2. Thelſal. 1.4. but allo 
 mok iopfitlp tobe imbzaced of them. Gob. 
 5.17. * Pſal 89.33, 34, to 38 Broucrh, 23. 
 18. Iſa.2 6.1.* Jerew.3.24,31,32.* Watth. 
 5.46 10.11, 12. Joh.5.2,7, 8, 10. Gay. 16, 
 To.2 2,33. 1. Corꝛinth. 10.1051 3.2.0 021.4555 
 
 The Croſſe was laps opon Dania fo2 bis 
 adultery. 2.Ham.12. 10,019. 
 
 The footifhuche of the preaching of the 
 croffe. 1. Qoz-1.23. is the power of Gov ta 
 faluation in thofe that beleeuc. 1.Zoz.1.18. 
 
 Dow the crofle of Chriſt is made of none 
 effect, 1.802. 1,17- lo0ke Affliction, Perfecu- 
 tion, and Tribulation. - 
 
 Crowne, the crowne of life i pꝛonnſed to 
 thofe pᷣ endure tentation. Ja, 141 2. Re.a.io. 
 
 Ehe crowne of Gods miniflers are thole 
 
 The fecond Table, 
 
 whom thep winne onto Chit bp theit prea⸗ 
 ching. Reue.3 11, Phil.a.a. 1. Theſſ.2 19. 
 
 The crowne of righteouſnes halbe giuen 
 vnto alithat loue the appearing of Chꝛiſt.⁊. 
 Tim.4.8. 
 
 Crowne of glozy, . Det 5.4. 
 
 The Crowne of thoꝛues, put on Chꝛiſtes 
 bear. Matth 27.29. 
 
 Df Dauids crowne which bee tooke from 
 the pead of theking ofthe Ammonites. 1. 
 Ehrott.20.2. ~ 
 
 F Crucife. True Chꝛiſtians crucifie the 
 fief). Gal.2.19. ands5.24. 
 
 Paul preached Chrif crucified.1. Coꝛ.i. 
 23. In reſpect whereot bee eſteemed not the 
 knowledge of anp thing. 2. Corz. 2. 2. 
 
 Saint Haul tas crucified te the wolar, 
 and the world vnto fim, Ga!.6.14. 
 
 Chꝛeiſt was crucified, Watty 27.35. Bar. 
 15.24. Luke.23.3 3. John 19.18.1.0 02.2 8. 
 
 Gueltie. The earth wag full of cruelty: 
 Gen.6. 11. locke Tyranny. 
 
 © Cubite. Albeit a cubite ig counted but 
 fez one foote and a Galie, petiome thinke the 
 common cubite of rhe Hebzews did containe 
 
 2.foote and a halfe whereof two Doe make a ` 
 
 Geometrical cubite, that is fiue teore bp rhe 
 ſtandatd: atter which mealure it is thought 
 the Arke was made. Gen 6.15,16. 
 
 2000 cubites,oz a mile,a Biftance between 
 the Arke and the armie, when thep ſhould 
 paſſe Jordan. Joſhua 3.4. 4 
 
 Cup, fox the wine in the Lozdes fupper. 
 Maith.26.27. 1. e? 11.25- 
 
 Che Cup and breanfiguifie that wee are 
 fopnt pertakers of the fruites of Chꝛiſis pal 
 Ron ‘tbat ig one bovp, ann coheires with him 
 of euerlaſting ſaluation. 1.@@2.10,16,17- 
 
 Cup, taken fog the Death of Chaiſt Bat. 20 
 32,23, and Wat. 10.28. and foz the wath of 
 Gow. Wat.26.39. War.14.36. Luke 22.42, 
 
 Curious Queftions.-1.@im.s-13. Luke 12. 
 29.1, Tim.6. 5. Matth 24.36. John 9. 2. and 
 14.1 1and 21.20,21,22,Act8.1,6,7,8:Act8 
 17. 1921. Rom. 9-22. and 11.33. Colefi. 2. 
 16.* 1.@ ef 5.1.2. Tim. 2. 14. and 1. Pet. 
 4.15. lovke Difputation + : 
 
 Hee ought mot to bee curious in Gos 
 workes and why. Eccitts. 3.23. Deut.29,29, 
 
 Curious atteg are to be auoided. Eol 2.8, 
 18. Act#.19.19,20. 
 
 Curfe. Rebekah fozced not to take bpon 
 per the curfe of Jshak. Gen.27.13. 
 
 - The curfe which Jotham afked ta fall ope 
 
 on the Shechemites came to palle. Judges 
 9,9,20,57: 
 
 57 
 The Iſtaelites venten Gods curfe, if hep - 
 
 gaue of theit Daughters to the Beniamites 
 to wife. Funges 21.1418, 
 
 AF the curfes of Gov on the tranſgreſſoꝛs 
 of bis commandements. Leuit,26.14.te 42, 
 Deut.28.15.% and11,28. Job 27. 13. 
 
 Of the maneref curfing. Dewter.27.13, 
 14,15, 
 
 Dauid oeLreth Govs curfes to fallon Jor 
 ab foz Raping of Abner. 2.Sam.3.9, 
 
 God turneth the curfe of Balaam, into a 
 bleſſing. Qum.23 5.11. Jofh.24.9,10. 
 
 Gon curfed the earch, when he Lene the de⸗ 
 luge. Gen8 21, 
 
 The catty wag curfed fez mans (inne. Se. 
 
 “fo IS- and 36.8, to20. 
 
 COVOR 
 3.87, the ferpent foz entifing Heuah. Gen. 
 2 4. Tain fo kiting pis bgother, Geneſis 
 4.8, 11, 
 Gon prornileth Abzam to curfe thoſe that 
 curfe hinn Get, a2. 2. 
 Curledig he that curfech Jaakob. Gene. 
 
 27.29, 
 
 ‘Balak lendeth foz Balaam tocurfe Gods 
 people. IQuns.22,5,6, 
 
 Goliath curled Danid.1,Gam.17.43- 
 
 Zoſhua carfed 6 Gibeonites. Joſ ↄ.23.27. 
 
 The Dkechemites curfed Abimelech. 
 Judges 9.20, 27. 
 
 Danin curled thofe that Rirren bp Saul 
 ageing hin. 1.Som.26. 11, 
 
 Curled ig ge that fidGifer) not all the eom⸗ 
 mandements of the law. Galat.3.10.Deut. 
 
 27.26, ; 
 
 Curfed ig ġe that hanget on a tree. Deu. 
 21.23. 
 
 Chif was curled fo bs, and why. Galat. 
 3. 13, 14. 
 CTe ought not to curie. t en.19:14, Roni. 
 12.14. but bleſſe, enen thole , that curſe bg. 
 WPatth.s.44 Luke 6.28, 
 
 Daui cuifed not Shimei, who curfed 
 him. 2, Bam.16,5, to 14. 
 
 Thole that Hali ſtande on Coaiftes left 
 Hand, fhall be aceuried Matth· 25. 41 
 
 The IPbariles catied thoſe curſed that bee 
 
 eeued in Chriſt. John 7. 42. 
 
 TU bofoeuct curfed thename of the Leg, 
 was floned to death· Exod.2⸗. 17. Leuit 20 
 9. Matth. 15.4. 
 
 Curfed bee the man that truſteth in man, 
 gc Gere.17.5,6. : 
 
 Curfedbee fe that boeth the wozke of the 
 Lozo regligentip. Fere.48,10. ; 
 
 DF curing, looke moze. Gen.9.2 5. Mum. 
 5.18. * Jolh.8.34. Pzo. 26.2. Ferem.29.17, 
 18. and 49.13. Zech.d. 13. 
 
 The godlp haue curfed,and how. Jere.21. 
 14,15. Job. 3. 1.* 
 
 Curtaines. of the Tabernacle. Erop.26,1, - 
 
 Cuftomes of the Hebꝛewes. Genel. 32.32, 
 and 43.2425. Judg. 11.34 37 39. 420 Ruth. 
 4:7: and.a. Chr. 35.24. 
 
 Cuſtome ig a Labe to the wicked. Hild, 
 14.15. looke Accuftomed, $ 
 
 Cuftome ig an ili prevent, Joh.r8 39. 
 OD at.27.85. r ; 
 
 ggeinſi cuftome contrerp te the trueth. 
 
 locke GErod.23.2.Lenit, 28.30. Dett,12.32 
 
 2. kings 17 39,40. MD atth.r5.9, Mat 7. 89. 
 i. Go2,.01,16.Gere.10.2, k 
 A good cuftome. Acts 25.16. 
 Cutting out {elues, looke Balde. 
 . Gaels Pyiekes cut thewlelues. 1.kings 
 
 18,38. 
 
 D 
 Daintie looke Wanton,Diet,and Apparel, 
 Daranation looke Condemne,and Hell, 
 The Damned ate called Cotes. Matth. 
 
 25.33. 
 
 Danger. We that loueth danger ſhall perify 
 
 therein. Eccliis. 3.27. 
 
 Ro man ought ralhlp to piit His life in 
 danger. Eecies.8.8, : 
 Gud delivered the Iſraelltes eut of great 
 danger, GoD, 14+2,3,4,16.% 
 Darkenefe 
 
Do Ar R 
 
 Darkeme fe vyon the veepe. Gen.i. 2. 
 
 The ir. plague of Egypt was palpable 
 datkenefle. QEf90.10.21,22, and whp. TUD, 
 18.4. í 
 
 Darkneffe ouer ali the iand of Jurie when 
 Chik died. Mat.27.45. Mar. 5.33. Luke 
 23.44: } 
 
 "an Gov is nadarkenefle. r, Joyn.s.5. 
 {tie Gentiles weredarkenefle, Epy.5.8. 
 Dut now ate light. 1.7 hels.5. 
 
 The light Liner) in durkenefle, andthe 
 darkenefle compzehended it not.t. John. I.5. 
 
 The workes of darkeneffe.Rom.t 3.52413. 
 
 God willlighten things thar ate hidoen in 
 darkenefle. 1.@02.4.5. 
 
 Ji we walke in darknefle, twe haue no fel- 
 lowihip with Lht. 1. Jahn, 1.6. ‘ 
 
 TMiholoeuer hateth his bgother, is Till in 
 darkeneffe. ĩ. John.a.o. 
 
 There ig no communion becweene light 
 ` and darkenefle, 2.03.6, 14. 
 
 Whe Loze will tighten the darkeneffe, 2. 
 Sai.22.29. 
 The vapes of darkenefle. Eccles. 11.8. 
 
 Darknefle put foz ignozance of Geo. John 
 3.19. Wat.4.16. foz tye whole cogtuption of 
 . maug nature. Ephes. 5.8.fo2 Rune Rom,r3. 
 12, Ephels. 11.1. Gob.1.6. foz blindnelſe of 
 mind. Wat.4¢.16. Luke.1.79, Joh.8.1 2. and 
 12.46. Acts 26.18, Colt 13. 1. Theſſ. 5. 4. 
 1. Pet.2.9. 1. John.28. 
 Gitter darkenefle. Wat.8.12.and 25.30. 
 DE darke {peeches, looke Parables, and 
 Riddles, i 
 Dare. CAho vare Rano againſt Gop. Miſ⸗ 
 Dome 12.13. 
 Daughter. That cate an bonel man 
 ` ought te haue of pig daughter. Ecclus 42.9 
 10,11,00 26.10. — 
 
 Like mother like daughter. Ezck. 16.44. 
 Daughter of Zion, fog abi the number of the 
 faithtutl. Cant.z.r1. teade Iſa. 3. 16. 
 
 Daughters fo? cities, Ezek. 6.46, Mattb. 
 21.5. koꝛ citizens Luke 23.28. 
 
 A tile daughter is an heritage to bet bul 
 band, Ecclug.22.4. 
 
 The daughters of Pꝛinces, ware a gat» 
 mencof Diners colours. 2.am.13.18. 
 
 Df the daughter fold to be a ſetuant, te ade 
 Exod.ꝛ i.7, to.i 2. 
 
 No man ought to perſwade his daughter 
 tó whozedome · Lenitr9.29. ie 
 > Spbeahoffered his onelp daughter in fa- 
 erifices Juda. 11.3453 9. looke Children and 
 Women. \ 
 
 Daunced. The Weactites daunced befoze 
 the golden calfe, Exot.32.18,19. ` 
 
 The Weniamites toke of the Daughters 
 of Shiloh, when they kept their lolemne 
 fealts of dauncing UTH 21.21,22,23. 
 
 Dauid daunced befoze the Arke. 2. Sam. 
 6.14, 16. 1. Co.15.29. 
 
 Toun the womau that is adaunceré a 
 - finger. & whp-Eeclus.9.4. veate Exo 15.20. 
 
 Budge 1.34.1. Ham, 18.6. ¢ 29.5. Eccles. p 
 
 3.5. Patt.14. 6. Darke 6,22, Luke 15.25, 
 looke Piped. Bh ie 
 
 Day. The day was created bp the worn of 
 Gov. Getkr.3,5. ait 
 
 Tiwo great lights to diuide the day and 
 the night. Gert.1.16,17,18. 
 
 Thefecond Table. 
 
 Day an3 wight Mal not ceale tothe wog 
 EnD. Woen.8.22, 
 Gon ig che life and length of dayes tothe 
 faithtui!. Deut.30.20. 
 Che longeſt day that euer was 03 fhal be, 
 in Joſhuahs time. Sofh.10.13,14. 
 God will prolong their dayes that obferne 
 bis lamig. 1. kings 3.14. 
 The Lede the Judge be Judge this day: 
 aklude of athe Judg. 1.27. 
 How a man map Lee goed and long dayes. 
 1. Pet 3. 10.” Pſal · 34 12." 
 Redeeme the time, becaule che dayes be 
 
 euill. Epheſ. 5. 16. 
 
 Superkitious obſeruation of Dayes te- 
 pꝛoued. Gal.4. 10. Col.2.6,16, 17.* 
 
 All dayes ought to be alike among Chꝛi⸗ 
 ſtians. Rom.14.5,6.Mat. i 2. 1, to.ꝰ. Mar. 2. 
 27. Luke 13.15,16, John 5.10,11, 
 
 Due day with the Loydig ag a thouſand 
 peered. 2 Pet. 3.8. 
 
 A day fog a peere. Ezek. 4.6. * 
 
 The day of faluation.2.Q026.2. 
 
 The day of the Logdts at hand, Rom.13. 
 12.{t is vnknowen. VD at.2 4.36543. 25.13. 
 1. Thell. 5.2, it wil be fearefall 2, Loris .10, 
 11,98 al.4.1, 5. Anios 5.18. reade 2. T bell, 2, 
 55253, deth.14. 7. looks Iudgement. 
 
 Ge great day of Gods wath ig come. 
 Reue.6.17. 
 
 Sunday callen the Leads day, and why. 
 WReste.1.10 
 
 The day ef death vnknowen. Erell g, 12. 
 
 ‘Dayly brean looke Foode. : 
 
 TUidowes neglected in the dayly mini- 
 firing, Acts 6.1. 
 
 Tae oughs to releeue out bꝛethzen vefi- 
 tute of dayly foobe. James 2.15. 
 
 The. dayly (acrifice of Chzillians. Malac. 
 l: il 
 
 Chꝛiſt taught dayly in the Temple. Mat · 
 26.55. Luke 19.47.. ; 
 
 Sxxiptutes fearched dayly, Acts 17, 11. 
 
 Paui died dayly, 1402.15.31. 
 
 © Deacons. Ot Deacons, aud what men 
 they ought to be. r. Tim 3.8, tors. 
 
 Deacons oꝛbeined in the Church bp the G- 
 pofties and WYP. Act.6.2, 3, to 7. of theit of 
 fice. Rom. 12.8. 
 
 Dead. The dead rapfer bp bp Elita}. s. 
 
 Thin.17.22.dp Elitha.2.bi0.4.35. bp Chꝛiſt. 
 
 Wat.9.25.¢ 22.52,53.Mars-4r. Luke 7. 
 12515. bp WSeter.Aci.9. 36." bp Paul. Acts 
 20.9,10,11,12,40. 8nB bp touching the dad 
 bones of Eiitha.z. Bings 14.35. 
 
 The dead ig not to be ſought onto. Deut. 
 18.41. lai. 8, 19, 20, looke Praying for che 
 dead. 
 
 She ewes might not cut oz make them 
 felucs baide ĉoz the dead ant why: Deut.14. 
 
 1,2. 
 : The high Wriek might not be pretense at 
 the buriall of the dead. Leuit.21.1,2,3,4. 
 Footing anbprapet with teares, cannot 
 pofit the dead. 2.ar.12.22,23. 
 The dead pali heare che boice of the onne 
 of God, and line. Jebn.5.25- 
 Dead mens boneg burned. Amos 2.1. 
 To he dead to Anne, Hote. Ram.6.2- 
 The kauhtull feeme dead punta the walo, 
 
 whruther beleze God, doe ting in GHz Sez 
 
 DEA A 
 
 fug. Hol. 3.354 
 
 Chili ruling from the dead, wag mave the 
 frh fruite 1. Loz 05, 20. and fir bome of 
 the dead. Cof.1.18, 
 
 We are buried by baptifine ag dead with 
 Chꝛiſt. Rom.6.4. 
 
 Being dead with Chik, from the omis 
 nauces of the world, wee ate not burbened 
 With traditions, and why. Zel.2.20.*% ` 
 
 Widowes that liuc at pleaſure, are dead 
 being aliue. 1.@ims.6, 
 
 Df the burial and belwapling of the dead, 
 looke Mourning. 
 
 Deafe. God maketh bumme anv deafe. 
 Exod.a 11. 
 
 Curſe rot the deafe. Letit.19.14. 
 
 Chꝛiſt beaien a deafe man.GVar.7.32,* 
 
 Dealing platnelp, looke Simple 
 
 Deare.SLuk.7. 2,4 ¢t.20.24. looke Beloued 
 and Precious. 
 
 Dearely beloued, looke Beloued. 
 
 Dearth, looke Famine, . Í 
 
 Death, God fozetolbe Avam, that vhenſo⸗ 
 ener $e nid eate ot the tree ofknowledge, be 
 ſhould die the death. Gen.2.16,17. i 
 
 Death followeth the beeachof Gong com⸗ 
 mandements. Deut. 30.17, 1819. 
 
 The death of Adam ann all pis poteritis - 
 vnto Mosh. Genells 5.5.* OFIQoah. Gen. 
 9.29.Dt Terah Abrabams father. Geneks, 
 11.32. Ot Abzaham. Gen.25.8. Of Sarate 
 @ene.23 2. Of Deborah Rebekahs nourle. 
 Gen.35.8. Di Izhak. Geit.3 5.29. DF Faas | 
 kob. Gen. 49.33. DF Joleph and ail his bjes 
 then. dEx00.1.6. DF Aaron. Qnmb.20.28, | 
 and 23.38. Deut 106. and 32.50, Df Bos 
 (ed. Deut. 34.5. DF Joſhus. Jolh.24.29. DE T 
 Gideon. Tung.8.3 2. DE Iphtah. Budg.12.7. 
 Of Samlon.Judg.15 30.DfSanlanvhis | 
 chiitzen. 1. Sam, 31.6. as was forcihewes | 
 pim bp the Deuil. 1.Ham.28,19. - IASI 
 
 The death of Saul and Jonathan, ig tom 
 bato Danin, 2.Bant.1.4. 
 
 The death of the foune of Dauit, begot⸗ 
 tenin adultetie 2.Sam.12, 18, | 
 
 The deathof Danid. s. Wings 2: 10 DE f 
 BHafomon, 1. Riugs 11.43. | 
 
 The death of beaftes the HR plaque of | 
 Egret. Ero.9. 3.4.6. Death of the firit 
 bone, the tenth. Eron. t 1.5. ands 2.29. 
 
 THe nuk Arive fozthe trueth, ann vefenn 
 inflece tothe death Ecelug.4.28. 
 
 The remembzatice of death ig terp bitter 
 to forme, and acceptable io other. Eedu. gr. 
 
 3,2. op 
 
 Death ig better then a bitterlife. Ecclus. 
 30,17. 
 
 Gob vefireth death. Job.8.9. 
 
 The vap of death is vncertaine, and there 
 foze we ought co watch Luke 12. 39,40,45, | 
 46 Mar. 13.333t0. 37. Jam · 4. 1 3514515. Cee 
 ClES.9.82, 
 
 Dauid veliueren from the ſentence of 
 death, which be prenounced againlt pinih 
 was pet puniſhed foz his offente 2.am.r2. f 
 11,13,14. aNd 15. 24. and 16.25,27, 
 
 Death is fwallowed vp in virtory Wel. 136 
 r4.and .Cor.15. 54 bp Zelus Chriſt. i. Coz- 
 i5 57. Heb.2. 14, 15. 
 
 Che woman of Jarephath imputed che 
 raiti of the death of her chile, tober | 
 
 Gnnes, j 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
D TERA Thefecond Table. 
 
 finneg. « Kings 17.18. Whe heauens propped the deawe bute 
 —- Chalk goeth to the Father bp ſuſfering Govs people. Deut.3 3.28. 
 death. John 14.2." i Izhak prapeth Gon to ginue Jaakob the 
 God is glozifen bp the death of his ſaints. deaw of heauen. Gen.27.28. 
 Jobu 21.19. Phil.r.20. God gaue neither deaw nog taine in thzee 
 Paul would gladly recetue death, to cote peereg together. King. 17. .. 
 Gitme tye Doctrine which he taught. Phil.ꝛ. Moles bleſſeth the tribe of Jeſeph with 
 
 17,18. the deaw of peauen.Deut 33.13. and pzap: 
 aul fozelat that his death wag at hand. eth, that bisdoctrine map dzep ag the raine, 
 2. Tim. 4. 6. 
 
 and bis (peach as the deaw. Deut.33.2. 
 ‘Paul willingly cenfoazmed himfelfe to Debate betweene Abzuhams g Lots herts 
 Chꝛiſts death, that he might attaineto the men Gen.13.7,8. loeke Contention. 
 grlozp of the reſutrection bp him. Phil. 3. i0, 
 
 Dedtes. The widowes debtes paid bp the 
 11,20. y encreale of the ople, 2.ikit.4er,2,t0 8, looke 
 Pauls death bꝛought fruit to the Lozin- 
 thiand.2.@e2-4.12. 
 
 Lending. 
 Dececue otit bꝛethꝛen wee map not. Leuit. 
 Chꝛiſt fozeihemeth bis Dilciplesof tis 19.11.looke Defraude, 
 ‘death. Watth.16,21. and manner tieceot, Michal decciued her father with an i- 
 Johu 52.732,33. and hew moe Mould bes 
 feene the Golpel after hisdeath , then if be 
 
 mMage.1.Dam-19-02. 
 a iping ſpirit in the mouth of all Ahabs 
 Had bene altwapes prelent. John 12.24, 
 Chif vis foule beanie, euen to the death, 
 
 pꝛophets, to deceine hints, kin,22.20,22,23. 
 Matt.26.38, War.14. 34,35,36. 
 
 Jaakob deceiued fan. Gene.27.3 6. and 
 Leban Jaakob.Gen.31.7. 
 Chꝛiſt condemncd ta death. Watth.27.22, 
 23,26. Mat. 5.13,94,15. LURE 23.23,24. 
 
 Dauid decciued Haul. 1.Ham.20.1,5,* 
 and achi King of the Philiſtims. r.Sam. 
 deliuered to death fog out ſinnes. Rom 4.25. 
 
 27.8,t012. 
 
 Let no man deceiue ps with baine wozos. 
 Ephel.5.6. 
 
 Dow mans heart map deceiue him. Deut. 
 11.16,17. though patoe.Dbad. 3. 
 
 Wen are deceiued, foz want of the knob⸗ 
 ledge of the Scriptures.Wait.22.29. War. 
 12.24 Inoke Erre and Errour, 
 
 Euill men and deceiuers hall ware tuogle 
 AND wogle.2. Tim. 3.1 3+ 
 
 Chꝛiſt countea a deceiver, and thole that 
 beleeued in pim, deceived, Matth.27.63. 
 Jobn 7.47. ; ‘ 
 
 Gons preachers ‘allo are counted decei- 
 uers 2. J06 8. 
 
 Taho be inde ede deceiuers,looke 2. Joh.7. 
 2. Tim. 3.1,t0 10. s 
 
 Decrees looke Ordinances. 
 
 Dedication of the Temple by Salomon. 
 
 1. Kin.d.s 3,64." confirmed bp God, 1 Lin. 
 Death of the faithfulcalfed a fleepe.Deu. 9 3. on 
 31.16, Wat.9.24.027.52. Jom rr.11,12, DE the dedicating of a new houle. Deut. 
 
 13. Acts 7.60.8 13.36. 1.€03.7.39, ANDEI: 20.5. es 
 30, 1: Thefl.4.23- „DE the dedicating of the Temple in the 
 Plaping vpon infiruments , bled at the time of Elozas. 3ra 6.16,17. 
 death o} buriall of anp.@Batth.9.23. DE the dedication of the wall at Jetula⸗ 
 lem. Nehe. 12. 27. 
 
 Sudden death,oz euerlaſting damnation, 
 oz both pzepared foz the wicked. Gen.7. a.1. — DE the dedication of the altar vnder Tus 
 Das Waccabeus, 1.M5ac.4.5 6. 
 
 and 14.15 € 19.24, 25. Exod. 15. 28. Mumb. 
 16 31 32. 33.49.* her 7:8:9. and 2. Rin. — of dedication. John 10.22. looke 
 Sanctifie. 
 
 1.r0, 1 2.c. Wat.9.55,56. 
 Mee ought rather to ſuſffer death, then Deedec.Good deeds are tokens of amenu: 
 ment of life. Wat.3.8.9,10. Luke 3.8,9. Act. 
 
 commit idolatry.Dan. 3.16,17,18, 
 Wrectous ig the death of Saints. lal, 26,20. looke Doe,and Workes, 
 
 29.1 5° 
 God haty reconciled bg to himſelke bp the 
 
 death of his Sonte.doi.1.20,21,22. 
 
 Death isthe wages of inne, Rom.é.: 6, 
 
 23. James ras. : 
 
 The Ring of death, r.Lo2. 15.56. 
 . The death of Jeſus Cheiſt path fauco bs 
 ‘from death, Rom.5.6.7, to 19. 
 Reter proueth che death ang refurrection 
 of Chill. dees 3.23,24,40, 
 
 Second death. Reu.30.14.§ 21,8. Jobs. 
 
 24525. “ : 
 Cut comparerh his death puto baptilme. 
 Iuke 12.50. 
 Death, and the time thereof is appointed 
 foz all men. Deutet.31.14. Folhua 23.14, 
 Sam 26. 10. Job 14.5. jSlal.89.48. eee 
 cles.3.2.and 8.8, Ecclus.i7.2. John 7.30 
 and 8. 20. Rom 5. 12 Deb.9.27. 
 
 * 
 
 116.15. Deepe. The deepe.Gen. a. 2. is a maſſe o2 
 Afterdeath commerh the iudgement. 2. lumpe of carth without foꝛme, mingled con- 
 (0.14.35. Heb.9.27. fkulediy with the waters. 
 
 Through enuie of the vuill came death 
 into the wo2ld. Miſo.a 24. by Bons (uffe- 
 rance. Ecciug.rr. 14. Jone isto be inged 
 ee befoze pig death, and why. Ecclus. 
 51.20. 
 
 DF death and of thole that be the occafion 
 
 of their otne deaths. looke Die ann Kill. 
 
 . Deaw fell with the Wanna. Cxod. 16. 
 53,34, ; 
 
 Tie Dentls crane that thep map goe out 
 into che deepe Luke 8.31. 
 
 Defend, looke Humble. 
 
 Deferre.Te defi rre turning to God, looke 
 Repentance,ans to Put off. 
 
 Defile: Wow the name of Gov ig defiled. 
 Leuit.y8.20.and 19.02. 
 
 Pow the Pieko of the Law were def- 
 led, Leuit.2 1.1. E 3ek, 44:25 leoke Pollute. 
 
 » 
 
 D! Fes 
 
 Defloure, looke Rautth. 
 
 Defraude not one another, Thebla. 4S- 
 looke Deceiue. 
 
 “Degree, looke Eſtate. 
 
 Dezer. Gov deliuereth His ort of abuet · 
 fitie. 2. Sam. 4.9.an8 22.1,4.* 
 
 Gon lent Gideon todeliucr the Iſraelites. 
 Jug.6.14,06, l 
 
 Jofeph foꝛetold the deliucrance of the Iſ⸗ 
 raclites.Gen.50.24. 
 
 Gord ſheweth Moles, how the deliuerance 
 of Sfrael poulu be brought to palle. Exod z. 
 20,21,22." 
 
 The Iſcaelites are commanven to celes 
 beate the Dap oftheir deliucrance. Gyov.12. 
 
 2514, 
 _ Doles ſheweth Fethzo bow God han de. | 
 liuered Iſt ael from Jvarach. Ered. 18.8. 
 
 God delivered Paul out of the mouth of 
 the Lion.z. Tim. 417. 
 
 Cheilt hath delivered bg from finne, the 
 Deuill, and the lato. Luke 9.56. 2.Gia.1,9. 
 and being deliuered, we are become feruants 
 to righteouſneſſe Rom.6.16, 17, 18. 
 
 Samlon called his bictozp,a great delive- 
 rance. Judg.15,18. 
 
 God promiled Ahab to deliver the bofte of 
 Berr hasan into his band.: Bing. 29.13. 
 
 Delight. God delighteth in Chzift and hid 
 cholen. Mat.ʒ.17. and (7.5. 
 
 Deluſion Gor ſendeth Atong delufions tø 
 oubeiecners. 2, beff.2.11. 
 
 Denie. A ttone pitchen on enne, foz a wits 
 nele again ihe Iſtaelites, that afterwara 
 hont denie their God. Noh. 24.26,27. 
 
 Peter —— that he would ne⸗ 
 uet denie Chit, and pet did.Matth. 26.35, 
 79,72;74, 
 
 It wee denie Chik, he wili deniepg. 2. 
 Tim.2,12. Luke r2ig, 
 
 De is an Antichzill that denicth that Ye- 
 {us ig Chꝛiſt.i. John 2,22. 
 
 Depart All that call on Chik muf depart 
 from tniquitie. 2.@im.2.19, 
 
 Tae ought not to depart from God,to ferne 
 idoles, Deut.11.16. 1. Sam.m 2.20,21.* 
 
 Samſon being departed from Gov, His 
 ſtrength departed from bim. Tung. 16.19,20. 
 
 Paul and Barnabas departed aſunder. 
 Actes 15.36,37,38,39.* 
 
 Depoſe. Afa depofed his mather and why, 
 2,0 620.1 5.16, * 
 
 De(cend, God deſcended to fee the afflictis 
 on of bis people. Erod.3.8. andto fee the 
 tower of Gabel.Gen.11.7. © 
 Add Thil his defcending into hell, leoke 
 
 Tit. 
 
 Defert, looke Merite. 
 
 Defire, looke C oncupilcence, 
 
 Defpaire. Thechilezen of Iſtael delpaire.’ 
 Exod 5.21. 
 
 Comfort fog luch as deſpaire. Ezekiel 33. 
 ee 20.19 falm.+03.8,to 19. Looke Com- 
 
 ort, 
 
 The 4. lepers defpairing to bee famifhev, 
 declare Gins prouidence te the Samari» 
 tanes. 2. Kings 7.3,4,3.* 
 
 Whe prnifbment of defperate wicked men. 
 Jere. 14. 12* and 18.12.* 
 
 Deſpiſe. The wicked deſpiſe gouernment. 
 Juve 3. 
 
 Tho 
 
D.E Q 
 
 Tho fo defpifech Hon and his word, Hall 
 be defpifed of him, and deltcoped. 1. am, 2. 
 30. Dꝛou ug. 13. 
 
 God hath chofen the deſpiſed things of the 
 wolne, to confound the mightp.r.ZLoginty.r. 
 
 2 52 . 
 ‘be that deſpiſeth the faithkull miniffer of 
 the Bolpel,delpifech God.1, Chell.4.8. locke 
 
 Contemne, 
 
 Deftroy. God deftroyeth dumbe creatutes 
 
 fo: mans finne.3eph.1.3. j 
 
 Gov deftroyed Hilera and all þig chas. 
 rets. Judg·4.1 5- J 
 
 Deftruion thzeatned to the Iſca elites, 
 Deut.28.48,5 1,53. ‘ > 
 
 —— goeth befoze deftruction. JDz0u. 16. 
 15, 
 
 Couenant making with idolaters, bain= 
 geth deftruGion. Jubg.2.2,3. 
 
 Deusls. Gon foꝛbiddeth to offer to deuils. 
 Heuit.17.7. 
 
 Deuil,fignifieth a curſed ſpeaker o? an at- 
 culer.Jjude 9 Reu.12.9,10. 
 
 The Mraelices confecrates their chilazen 
 pnto ideles and deuils. a Kings 17. 16, 17, 
 Weut.32.17. 
 
 Deuils cat out. looke Fafting, ano Wath, 
 17.20, 21. 
 
 Deuil in the maine looke Diuination. 
 
 Deuils know and confefle Chꝛiſt.Matt.z. 
 11. Luke 4.41, Acts 19.15. 
 
 The Jewes ſayd that Chzik had a de- 
 uil.Mat. 2.24. Mar. 3. 2 2. 
 
 TUee ought not toreiopce that deuils are 
 ſubdued vnto vs, but rather ge. Lu. 10.20. 
 
 The Gentiles ſactiſiced to deuils. 1. Coz. 
 
 10.20. ; 
 
 Thole that facrifice to deuils,are deuils fe- 
 toimes. 1.02. 10.20. 
 
 Doctrine of deuils, looke Doctrine 
 
 Chꝛiſt healed the pofleflen, and chaſed ont 
 the devils. Qat.8.3 3.6 9.32,33.6 12.2.6 17. 
 
 18, Dat. 1:25. 5.5500 14. Luk. 8. 26,to 34. 
 AND 11.040 7 
 The deuill poffe fing the ferpent ſeducoth 
 the wman: Gen. 3.1,to 7. and is vanquiſhed 
 bp Jelus Chk. Gen. z. 15. 
 
 The deuil cannot hurt mhen he wil, toz fo 
 much a3 he would.Mat 8. 31, 3233 3. Mar. 9. 
 22. Luke 4. 13. Reu.2. i, 2, 10.and 7.2,3. 
 
 The deuill calles the prince of this world. 
 
 Ieb · 1430. and 16.11, and of darknes. Eph. 
 6.12. and that tuleth in the aire. Eph. 2.2. 
 
 The deuil ig ont aduetſarie.i. Peter 5.8. 
 PBat.13.39- 
 
 The deuiilis a murtherer,liar,and father 
 of lieg and liars. John 8. 44. and the king of 
 pride. Job 41.25. 
 
 The chimen of the wicked are the feen of 
 the deuil.Matt.i 3.25,38,39. and bis neteis 
 ned captines.2.Qim.2 26. 5 
 
 Chik hath deſtroxed the deuils power gs 
 uer vs Heb.2. a 4. and therefore he appearee. 
 1. Ich. 38. 
 
 TWesr map ouerceme the deuill with faith, 
 and the wod of Gov. John 2.14. 
 
 Wee ought not to gine place torge devil, 
 
 Epb. 4.27. 
 Chik calleththe Jewes the childzen of 
 
 the deuil. John 8.44. ” an, 
 Judas betrapen Chal by the pzꝛouocation 
 
 d 
 
 The fecond Table. 
 
 sf the deuil. Joh, 13. 2. 
 
 Cueriaking Gre prepares £.2 the deun) 
 and jis Angels Wat.25.41. 
 
 he deuill tabourety continually foz the 
 Deficuction of men. zech. z3. a. 2. Darth.4-3, 
 to 12. Luke 8.12,and23.31. Rene.2,10.bis 
 power is of God. Chzou. 8.21. Job.i.i2. 
 and 2.6,7. Watth.8. 32. Mar.5. 13. Col. i. 16 
 2. Tim.2. 26. 
 
 Deuilith wiftome, what. Fam.3.15.16. 
 
 Deuices. Gor confoundeth the deuiles of 
 the wicked. Job.5.12,23.Dan.6.8,15,24, * 
 and 13.62.anD 14.3 1,42. 
 
 Defert jooke Wilderneffe, 
 
 S Die, Woles died vpon mount Abarim. 
 Det.3 2.49,50. 
 
 Gideon feared to baue died, becauſe hee 
 had feenean Angel. Judg.6.22, (9 vip Ma⸗ 
 oat. Judg.13 22, 2 3. 
 
 Aaron died on mount Ho. Numb.ꝛo.ꝛ3, 
 24,25526,28. 
 
 ow Samſon died, Jude. 16.36. 
 
 The chilogen of Iſtael wih todie. Exod. 
 16,.3.JQUM.6 4.2, 3,4. ſlo DID Woles. Mum.11 
 14,15,and Cliiah, 1.king,t9.3,4. 
 
 CUihether we live oz cic, we are the Lords. 
 Bom.14.8. Phil.i.21,22. 
 
 Thomas exbozterh his felowes to die with 
 Chik. Joh.i 1,16. 
 
 Chif earneſtiy deſited to die foz hs, that 
 the Gofpell might the Cooner bee preachen 
 thoꝛow the world. Lu. 12.49,50,51. 
 
 Chit died foz our finnes, anc rofe againe 
 foz out (uftification. 1.Qogint.rs. 3.4. Rom. 
 4025+ 
 
 To eate anp thing that diech alone, fozbin= 
 den, and mhp. Deut. 14.25. 
 
 Chik died foz all meu , and why.2, Loz. 
 
 525. ; 
 
 Chif died foz pg, Beclating is loue. 1. 
 Tobn 3.16. that we might eniop the grace of 
 God Heb. 2.9. 
 
 “TUe maf be veavp co dic foz our bathen 
 bp dhis example. 1. Ich. 3. 16. 
 
 Thole that beleeue not in Chꝛiſt Hall die, 
 Job 3.36.09 conn ariwiſe. Joy.6.g0. 
 
 To die in the Lozd, and die the Beath. Re⸗ 
 tiel. 14.13. Mat.7. 10. 
 
 Be goed to thy friend befoze thon die. Ec · 
 clus.a 4i 3, to 16. 
 
 The foule that ſinneth ſhalldie. Ese. 18.4. 
 
 Herod died miferablp. Actes 12, 23-0 did 
 Anttochus.2.09a.6.5,6.* 
 
 To goe to the fathers, and enter into the 
 tuap of all the wozld, is foz tadic. Gene.r5, 
 15. Joſh.23. 14. 
 
 Diet. Modetate diet commended. Bou. 
 15.16,17. and 27.27. Dan, 1t 12; to 17. Eee 
 clus.z1.19,to 31. and 37.28. 
 
 Difference betweene man and beak, loske 
 Condition. 
 
 Difference betincene a vedic anv a fpirit. 
 WLuk.24,39. 
 
 Difference of meates.Matth 15.12, Actes 
 10.13, 14, 15. Rom. 4. 14 17. 
 
 Digge. W lato foz him that diggetb ng ope⸗ 
 nerth a well. Exod. 1.37. 
 
 Ahoſo diggeth a pitte , hall fall therein, 
 Ecclus 27.26. D2ou.26. 27. Pſalm. 576, 
 Ercieg.tro.8. i 
 
 Dow the prouve digge pits fog the govip, . 
 
 D's 48 
 
 toske Plſoal. 119.85, 
 
 Dinner. Better ig a dinner of greene herbs 
 with love , then a Kalled ore with barred. 
 Jzou.15.17. ; 
 
 Direti.Te ought to dire& onr hearts on» 
 tothe Lozb.1.am.7.3. 
 
 The Logn direGeth both our tongues anv 
 Doing s.J92.16. 1,9,3 3.6 19-2 3.looke Prepare, 
 
 Diffcnfions ought not tobee among Chis 
 fliang.1. Coz.1, 10,41. 3.10,15. looke Con- 
 tention, Debate and Stufe. ; 
 
 Diſciple. The Phariſes in {come willen 
 him that was bogne blinde and healed, to be 
 Chilis difciple. Jehu 9.28. 
 
 Toe dilciples were aftaiv on the fea.Wat. 
 ¥4:16,30.Q9ar.6,48,49,52. 
 
 The difciples of Chk would haute bife 
 ſwaded hiin from going to Judea, and whp, 
 Jobn 11.8. 
 
 Chꝛilſts difciples being an hungted, pluce 
 ken the eares of cone toeate on Pp. Sabbath 
 Dap. WDatt.12,1,2. 
 
 Chziftes difciples foxbade one te cakout 
 
 deuils and whp. War.9.39. 
 
 The diciple offenved at the wake of opnte 
 ment, Datth.26.7,8,9.0Dar.14.3,4,5- Johu 
 12.3,4, 556, 
 
 Chif fogetola his cifciples that thep waua 
 forlake Him. D9 at.36.31. War. 14. 28. Joh. 16 
 32.and fo thep did.Mat 26.56. Mar· · 4. 30. 
 
 Some of the difciples doubteb of Chꝛiſtes 
 telurrection.9Bat.28.17. 
 
 Chalk came among hig difciples,the Bozeg 
 being fut. John 20.26. 
 
 Chiks difciples knowen by mutuali lones 
 
 Soba 13.35. 
 
 Cibo fo toueth anprhing moze thẽ Chritt, 
 
 cannot be bis difciple, Wat. 10.37. f 
 Tibo fo giueth acuppe of minke to a di 
 
 ciple of Chꝛiſt, ſhall not lofe hig retwarde. í 
 
 QWBat.10 42.1ooke Apofiles. 
 
 Difcipline. DE the commodity of ditcipline, | 
 
 and Difcommoditp of the contratp.J70,2 3, 
 13,1428, Wiſds 17, 18, 19. 
 Fooles deſpiſe diſcipline. Pꝛo.i5.5. 
 
 An omer of diſcipline neferibedin Ezta | 
 
 cbep.7.15 ,to27. 1. (0.8.35. 
 Difcipline of the Church. Wat.18.17. 
 Dzfcord,leoke Contention. 
 
 Difdaine. Wie map not difdaine to bee | 
 
 taught, vo not of our inferiour.crod.28.24. 
 Acts 18.24, 26. 
 Difcafes. The dileafes of Egrpt, with all 
 
 other plagues, are punithments of p breach | 
 of Gos conumandements. Exodus 15.26, | 
 Deut.7.12,15.and 28.35,59.¢ 29.22.09 at, 
 
 9-2, John 5.14. 1.0021 1.30. 
 
 Intemperance bꝛeedeth diſeaſes.Ecclus 
 31.19,20.* and 39,29. i 
 
 Chin healed a man.that had bene difea- 
 fed 38.peeres. Joh.5.5, to 10. looke Sickneffe, 
 and Infirmities, 
 
 Dif/guifing rapment fogbiaden both man 
 and woman Dewt.22-5. 
 
 Difobedient to Gav and big wow, fubiect 
 tomanp curfes.Dewt.28.15." Jere 26.4,5 
 6. Deut 30 17, 18. 
 
 Achan foz diſobedience Ronen to death. 
 Joſh 7.1 1.14, 15,18,25.. 
 
 The Wraciites foz difobedience, were ca⸗ 
 
 ried gaptine into Spzia, a Tiing.17.5,t0 24. f 
 Rp 
 
 
 
D At 
 
 H prophet for bis difobedience wag Maine 
 bp a lion. 1 .Uking.13. 24. 
 Ail men foz ý difobedience of Avam were 
 fubiect onto Gune, death, Damnation. Rom. 
 AZ, 
 z Diſobey. Ahoſoeuer difobeyed the peiefis 
 02 Judges, was pri to Death. Deut. 17.910 
 
 fo14. 
 DE difobedience g the punifhment thetof, 
 looke moze Gen. 3.2.%and 19.14.* Leu. to, 
 1.*and 26.15. * IUM. 14. 10, *F 16.1,2.7 F 
 20.2.* Det. 1 1.28.7 27.15." 1, Sam. 12.9. 
 and $3.9,t0 15. X15. 23. 28.7." 2. Sam.5. 
 6,7. 1. King. 11.1 t8 14 AND 13. 1to 25. 14. 
 7.8,to 19.8 20.31,%2. Chr. 7. 19. "E 26.16. * 
 Ila.24.5,6* Jere. 11.3.E13. 11. and 17. 
 23* and 35:13:17. Jonah.a1.3. Wat. 14.28, 
 253, 30.8 17. 814. Act.7. 39, i0 43. Rom. 28, 
 to 10. Gal.3. 10. looke Rebellion, 
 
 Difpofers.Qhe Apoſtles and Winiterg of 
 Chrm̃ are difpofers of Gods lecrete. 1. Lez. 
 4-1. and manifolt graces. 1. Pet. 4. 10. and 
 ought te be fairhtul diſtributets of the Came. 
 1.Toꝛ 4.1, 2. Locke Apoftles, Bifhops and 
 Minifters. 
 
 Dzfputatior.Gaine diſputatiõs fooliſh que- 
 Ring and bꝛawlings about the Law, ought 
 to bee auoided, end whp. Wit.3.8,9, 10, 11. 
 3.@im.6.3,4,§ 20,25, 
 
 Diffemble, Peter, Barnabas, the Jewes 
 diffembled. Gal.2.11.* 
 
 Saul diflembled as though bee beard not 
 what the wickes ſpake again gum , and 
 whip. 1.Saim.10.27. 3 
 
 — Difemblers can thinke one thing, ¢ ſpeake 
 
 @Mother.2.Sar,13.20,32,26,t6 39. and 16. 
 36,00 20." and 17.15" ; 
 
 Diffembling prophets be meet foz the wic» 
 
 ` Ged. Wicah. 2.11. 
 
 ~ Diffimulation ought not to be vſed omong 
 Chꝛiũians.i.Pet. 1. 
 
 © Jeremie diffembled, and whp.Jer.33.26, 
 
 ‘ 27. looge Counterfeit: 
 
 Diftruft.looke Vubeliefe. 
 
 Diuination oz (oothlaping ought to be pus 
 nifhed with neath.Leutt.20. 27. it ought noe 
 tobe vled. Pla. 8.19. REY 
 
 Paul diſpoſſeſſed a fpirit of diuination. 
 Acts 16.16, 17,1 8.fooke Soothfayers. 
 
 Divine. Polepy conterfeited gimlelfe ta 95 
 
 divine and paophelle. Den 44.65. _ 
 Diusfion,looke Strife and Contention. 
 Diuifion of tongues.looke Tongues. 
 Diuorced. None ought to be diuorced. x. 
 Cez 7.27.except foz fornication. Watt.19.9. 
 Moles fered a bili of divorce. Deu.24. 
 5,0 5. Wala, 2.26. Watt. 9.7, 8. Mat. 10:43 
 ` g.contrarp to the Grit inſtitution. Datt.4-5, 
 6,9. M9 ar.10,6,7,8,9, 11,12. 
 J Doe. Don doe fo to thee, and moze allos 
 a kinbde of adiutation vlen of the Debgewes, 
 1.Sam. 3-17- 
 The obleruers of Gods commanvements, 
 Mall polper im all theit doings. Dett.29.9. 
 Cle muſt doe, as wee would bee one to. 
 M5at.7.12-Lu,6.31.Cov.4.15. 
 Mee are commanded not onelp to heate, 
 ' Hut alfo te doe Gods commavenients, Deut. 
 355264190 3940, 8 5.162731. and O.12,35 
 2492S AND 7.18,12.¢ 8.1.E 10.02. Joſh. 22, 
 
 5, Here.7-3,4.fog, Tot every one that layxth, 
 
 Thefecond Table. 
 
 Lod, Lov, Mall enterintothe kingtome of 
 heauen, but be chat doth the Fathers will, 
 Matth.7.21. Foz, nat che bearers, bur the 
 doers of the Law ſhalbe iuſtiſſed. Rom.2.13. 
 L1u6.46. Actes 26.19,20. and 1, John 2.4. 
 anv r.6. foz thole that heare Gods word and 
 doe it not, Deceiue themfelues. James 1.22. 
 and are kooliſh builders.Mat.7. 26 27. Luke 
 6.49. but the doers ave wife builders. Watt. 
 7:34,35. Luke 6,48 ane ate bleien. John 
 13.17. 
 
 Good doers commended. Matth 25.34.* - 
 
 called Chiſts friends. Joh.r5.14. S. Lukes 
 Golpel conteineih ali thar Jeſus did anv 
 taught. Acis. .i. 
 
 Gade ought te doe all things to the glozp 
 of God, and in Chetis name. Matth· 5. 16. 
 1,002, 10.31.@ol.3.87,anu 1. [Betran 
 
 Doe good to all, but chichp te chem of the 
 houſhond of faith. Bal.6.20. 
 
 The glop of wel! doing , pertainerh to 
 Sor 1 Sam.25. 34 looke Vorkes and Wel- 
 
 oing, 
 
 Dore. Chk igthe Dore. Job.10.1,9 Act. 
 14.27. 
 
 Gou Kanseth at the Dore , and knocketh. 
 Rett. 3.20, 
 
 Dore of biteranee. Cel.4.3.. 
 
 Do€tsrs. The bolip Hholt is the Dotor sf 
 the Apoſtles, and all the Faithfull. Joh. 14. 26 
 Plal 51.10, 12,13. 
 
 Paul the Doctor of the Gentiles in faith 
 and beritie. «.Gim.2.7. 2. Tim. 1. 1. 
 
 Chꝛiſt ogdeined Doctors tn his Church. 
 1.062,.12,28. anv top. oF phel.4.t1,00 17. 
 
 Doétors and fuch ag tutne men te tigh- 
 teouſneſſe, Hall (hine ag the ſtarres foz ever. 
 Dan. 12.3. 
 
 Doctors ought ta be giaved by the rule of 
 the fame wozne thep preach, Rom.12.6. 1, 
 Pet 4.10.05. 
 
 That Doors ſhould come in the latter 
 
 ‘Dapes. 1. Tim.4.1,2. 2. Pet.2. 2.looke Dif- 
 
 putations, 
 
 Doéérine is the rift of God. Rom, 12.7. 
 
 TAholeſome doctrine, Tit.2.1.* 
 
 DoGrine of beuils.. Tim · 3. 2. Det.2. 
 E33. Jude 4. 
 
 The Jewes calthe Goſpel new doctrine. 
 ar.t, 27. 
 
 TUee ought not to appzone anp that teas 
 cherh other doGrine then of Chꝛiſt. 2 John 
 10, 11. 
 
 Tee ought tot to bee caried about with 
 Arange doGrines. Deb.13.9. 
 
 The Scriptures are twozirten foz our do- 
 Grine Rom.15.4. 
 
 The forme of dofrine which God hath 
 ginuen, ig chavitie. Ram.6,17. 
 
 They that followed Chak , were affonied 
 at hig do@rine, Q3st.11.18. 
 
 JPanl erhozteth to attend to reading , er 
 
 Hoztation, and doctrine. t. Tin. 4.1354 S916. - 
 
 Git idole 02 Rocke, ig a doctrine of banitie, 
 Jer.108, 
 
 True doGrine aught to be cake out of the 
 Scriptures. Acts 28.23, 
 
 True doGrine chiefly maintained bp hue 
 militie. Phil.a. 1, 3. to.9. 
 
 No doctrine but Cheills ought to bee tee 
 ceiued. Col.2. 8,9. 
 
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 18,21, 8712, 25, 35. Gal.1.8, 9, 10. Ephe.4. 
 14,15. JPbili.3.2, 1 6, t0. 19. Col. 2.4,6,10 9. 
 1. Tim. i. 3,to 7.64.5, * E6. 3. 2. Tim.i.13. 
 and 2.14,15,16, * Deb.13.7,9. 1. Joh.2 . 18. 
 19.* AND 3.7, AND 4.152, 3,6, 2. Joh.7, to.i 1 
 Jam.2.i, to.a.ẽ 2. Pet. 3. 16,17, 18. Reuel. 
 22.18,19, ih 
 
 Dog ges. Jezebel was eaten with dogges. 
 2, Bin. g. 36, 
 
 Dogges o} whelpes put fog he Gentiles. 
 MWai.rs. 26. Wet.7.27. 
 
 Dogges allo foz ubbome enemies of the 
 Gofpel. Batth.7.6, and fo; falfe prophets. 
 WPbil.2.2. 
 
 The dogge is returned to hig swn vomit, 
 2,19ef.2.22.4920.26.01. 
 
 Wazael alken liha, if Ge were a dogge, 
 and wr 2. Wings 8.13. 
 
 @ dead dogge, foz a deſpiſed perfon. 2. 
 Sam.9.8, 
 
 Chipgeaching paftours callen dumbe ana 
 greedie dogges. Iſa.56.10, 11. 
 
 Df dogges.ꝛ.Sam.ʒ.8. Job.zo.r. Pſal. 
 22.16 20. €ecles.9.4, Cod.5.16. and 11.4, 
 Li ke r6izr. Weue.22,1 5, looke Hire, 
 
 Domage, looke Hurt. 
 
 Dumbe. God maketh eloquent, dumbe 
 and deafe. Exod.a4. 1. 
 
 The dumbe healen, looke Deuill. 
 
 Secharie becommeth dumbe, foz hig incres 
 Dulitie. Luke 1.18,19,20. 
 
 Helivvezus ſuddenly riken dumbe, ig 
 healed agein at the paler of Onias.a. Mac. 
 3:2933. 
 
 Dumbe creatures ſpoken vnto. Ezek. 6, 
 23 ann 36.1. Micah.6.1, 2. 
 
 Dumbe creatures pantthcd foz mang fakes 
 
 Jeph 12,3. 
 Dominions Chilis dominion endureth es 
 
 . ter- Pſa.i45.13. is farre aboue all pꝛincipas 
 
 lity, potier ec. phe.. 2r. looke Kingdome, 
 Lordhhip, Power, and Rule. 
 Doable tongued perfona ought tober ab» 
 Horred and tuhy. Eeclus.28.14.* 
 Double hearted. Ecclus 2.1 3.and 3.28. 
 Doue fent out of the Arke.Gen.8. 8. 
 Doues nung fold fo? fitel.2 Ring 6.25. 
 Dough, The Iſraelites caried vnle auened 
 dough toz haſte out of Egypt. Exo. 2. 39. 
 Bowrie. Leahs dowrie. Gen.30.20. 
 Dowrie of virgins. Exo.ꝛ 2.16, 17. 
 Shechem cffereth Jaakobs daughter a 
 large dowrie. Gen.z34 11, 12. 
 J Dragon. Che Dragon Satan bound foz 
 1000.peeres, Rcue.20. 2, 
 Df the Dragon that fought with Michael 
 anv fis angels. Reue. 12. 3.7. 
 Daniel Mapech the Dragon without ſword 
 02 {taffe. Dan.14.26,27. 
 Dragons taken fog great and monfitoug 
 hier, 
 
DIRSI 
 
 ‘The fecond Table. 
 
 a 
 
 fh23. B fal.148.7. 
 * aw, Rone can beleeue in Cherilſt exce pt 
 the Fathet draw bim. fol} 6.44. 
 
 Dread looke Feare. á 
 
 Dreame. Jaakob dreamed hee faw a tad- 
 Ber. Gen 28.12. 
 
 Abimelech bp a dreame kept from touching 
 Sarah to velile her. Gen. 20.6. 
 
 Laban warned bp a dreame,to ſpeake well 
 to Jaakob.Gen.3:.24. 
 
 ~~ God willezh Salomon bp adreame,to afke 
 tobat be woulo.: Ring.: 2.5. 
 
 Ged ſpake to the Bropbets by dreames, 
 Num.i2 6. 1. Ham.28.6, 
 
 Joleph rehearleth his two dreames to Hid 
 bꝛethren. Gen. 37. 5.9, to 12, 
 
 DF the dreames of Pharaoh, looke Gen. 
 41.1,to 8. 
 
 A louldier expounded bis fellowes dream, 
 Judg.7-1 3,14. 
 
 GD is the interpreter of dreames. Gene. 
 41.16.Dan.2, 28,30," 
 
 OF dreames, reade moze Gen. 1.2,to 14. 
 and 40. 5.” and 46.2, 8 5.1. Ba.3.4.* 2, 
 San.7.4,to 18. Job 7. 14 and 33.15,to 18. 
 2. 9B ace.15.11,t018,Datt.1.20,to 24. and a. 
 12,13, 1222. * Acts 16.9 
 
 Dreames that doe * Trom Goo, ought 
 not to be regarded. Deu.i 3.1,2,3,5. Fer.23. 
 16,25 to 28.* g 27.9,10. Eccius; 2,250 8. 
 
 ~Dreames make fooles to haue — Ec⸗ 
 clus.z4.1. 
 
 Hñates wife was troubled in Her dreame, 
 fo: Chit. Batt.27.19. 
 
 Dreames come bp the multitude of buf- 
 nefle.geccles.5.2. 
 
 Bong men fhalt fee bifions, anu olde men 
 ‘fhaill dre ame dreames Acts 2.27, 
 
 Drefe. Gad put Adam m Pararile to 
 dreffe it, and Keepeit.Gen.2.15. 
 
 Drinke,Drunkennef?,t Drunkards. The 
 Iſtaelites murmured , and contended with 
 
 _ Boles foz want ef drinke. Eron. 1 5.24. and 
 17.,1,t0 8. 
 being fed bp rauens, dranke riuer 
 
 Imenr, 1: Bing.17:5 6." 
 
 _ Gon willerh Gideon re take none to warte 
 {with bim, that kneeled Dotwne to drinke was 
 rer. Judg.7.a, to 7 
 
 Sting ftu was forbidden Aaton anv 
 pis fonneg, Lesit.10. 8,9. 
 
 Strong drinke is raging. JBz0.20.1. 
 
 A JPzophet is commanded not to drinke 
 noz zaten Beth-el 1. King. 13.9. 
 
 Dautd being verydeie woulv net drinke 
 of the water, which bis chzee wozthies fers 
 ched. 2.Dam.23.15 16,17. 
 
 Che Iſcaelites *dranke of the red ficour 
 of the grape in the lande of promile, Deut. 
 “32.94. 
 $ What drinke was to * accounted ons 
 tleante. Lewit.1 1.3233.3 
 
 The Jewes viv danke ihe wpit itual dritk | 
 
 that we drinke af. 1.82.10 3,4. 
 
 The Apoftics fiilen bitane help Shoe, 
 counted drunke Gcts.2.13 
 ~~ Cpi allo called a ngiket of wine. Bat. 
 ILIQ 
 
 Et iadged Hannah to bee drunke, then 
 $e faw ber lips mooue, ano heard tie voyce. 
 LAM., 209. 
 
 Noah being drunke, twas mocked bp bis 
 ſonne Dam.Hen 9.31,22 
 
 Let being drunke, committed iacelt. Bes 
 nef.19.33,35,36. 
 
 Damad weuly pane made Ciciah drunke. 
 2.Dait.1 1.13. 
 
 Amnon being drunke , —— Raine bp pis 
 bzotjer Abſalom 2. Sa. 13. 28. 
 
 Benhadad being drunke, wag difcomfitea 
 bp Abad. 1. Ring 20. 16, 20,34. 
 
 Elah being drunke, was Raine bp Zimti. 
 1. King. 16.85, 10. 
 
 Jabal was drunke. Sam.25. 36. 
 
 Dioternes being drunke, was flaine by 
 
 Jusech. Huverh.13.2,8. 
 
 Pꝛinces ought to abjogre drunkennefle, 
 and why 1920.21.4,5. 
 
 Chiffiane mult abbogre drunkenneffe, 
 Luke 21.34. Eph. 5. 18. Rom.r 3. 13.1. CToz. 
 6.10,anD 11. 21801 Pet 4 3. Matt. 24 49. 
 
 Drunkenneſſe condemned. Pꝛo. 30.1. 
 
 Tee ought not to keepe companp wit) 
 drunkards, and glutcons,ant why. Pzou. 23. 
 30,21, 1. Corꝛ. 5. 11. 
 
 q woe again drunkards. Iſai.z.11,12, 
 22.and 28. 1. Jael 1.5. Hab.2.15. 
 
 a — woman ts a great plague. Ec⸗ 
 clug.26.8. 
 
 q labouring man, ginen to drunkennefle 
 hail not be rich, Ecclus.19 1. 
 
 Drunkennefle a wogke of the kleſh. Galat. 
 5.28. 
 
 Gers atrowes drunke with his enemies 
 blood. Deut. 3 2.41,42. 
 
 Drovfie healed onthe Sabbath vap. Luke 
 14.254. é 
 
 J Duf. Dan is duft, and to duft he Hall 
 returne Gen. z. 19. and 18.27, Eccle. 2.7. 
 leoke Man, 
 
 The Oebretves in token of ſerow, bled to 
 cai duft oz alyes on theit Beads. 2. Sams. 
 2. looke Afhes 
 
 Daul and Barnabas ſheobe the duft from 
 their feere agaiuſt the vibcleeuing Tewes. 
 
 Bet.12.58. ad Chꝛiſt wilted his Apofites to * 
 
 vepar. 10.¥4,15.looge Earth aii Tearing t 
 of Clothes, 
 Duetie, TAvereiti the Shole duety of man 
 confifterh, oke Uccleg. 12.74. 
 © Dwell. Moles ferxethetwed that the Ji 
 raelites ſhouid —— in ſatety. Leui. 26.5. 
 Deut 11.29, 30, 3 
 Gon dwelt saith the Gitaclites bpon mòine 
 Zion Cxed · 15.17. 
 Paul dwelt in Rome bp himlelfe rws 
 peeres.Acts 28.16,30,31. 
 The dwelling of Iſrael in Egypt, was 
 430 peeres. Erot. 1240, 41. 
 Chat it is to dwell in Chriſt. . John 2. 
 6. Joh 6.56. 
 The Spirit of Gos aurei ts that he e 
 dwelleth ins. John 7.24. |: 
 THe dwell in Chriſt Jefus, if we confe fle 
 him to bee the Sonne of Gos. 1-Jojn 4.11, 
 
 13,15,16. 
 Siit affareth bs, that in bis Fathers 
 houle are many < dwelling faces. Joſh 142. 
 
 € Eare The pope ſeruants tobich would 
 
 -nor tbe fet ar tiberip, bozed with an alvic. 
 
 pod. 21,6, Deut. 15.17... 
 
 ans will sf epi $e: 2. Sam. 22.8. 
 
 31.and 16.26, 
 
 A 
 
 EL AWR 
 
 All eares bearing of Eli bie puniſchnent, 
 ſhall ringile. 1.Sam.3.11. 
 
 He that bat) eares to — let him brate. 
 Mat.13.9. Mar 4.9. Luke 8.8 
 
 God giueth to thole that lowe fim, eares 
 that can ant will heatken to hig wo. Deni 
 29.2 3346 
 
 Rebels baue neither epes, nog eares to fee 
 02 beare withaill. Ezck. 12. 2 
 
 Role and eares taken’ kor Dyinces ano 
 
 zieſts. Ezek 23.25. 
 
 Gt was lawfuti to gleane eares of come 
 bpon neceſſitie. Deut.23.25.[at.r12.1. 
 
 Early. Elkanah and bte wiues rofe early, 
 
 and fuozhhipped.1.Sam.r1.7r9. 
 
 Df early rifling. Gene 19. 27. 20.8.ã 25. 
 14.€22.3. 428,18. Exo §.20.and 941 3.1.Da. 
 17.20, Jla.37.36, and 50. 4. 2. King. 3. 22. 
 Jer.32.33.Datt.20. 1 Wat. 16.2. 
 
 Che murtherer rileth carly to kill the 
 pooze, and needp, Job. 24.14. 
 
 Earneft, Gods Spirit the earneft of ont 
 inheritance. 2.02, 1.22. @ 5.5. Ephel 1.13, 
 14. and 4.36. Rom.8.15,16,17. Gal.4.6,7. 
 
 Earth. God feparatenthe earth from the 
 waters, which fit were mingled together. 
 Gen.1,2,9. 
 
 Gen gaue the earth bertue to being fozth 
 heatbes and trees. Gen.i n. 12. 
 
 The earth cutſed, (ee Curſed. 
 
 Gnam was Diuen out of Paradiſe to till 
 the earch, Gen. 323 — 
 
 The earth corrupt before Gor.Ger.6.41. 
 
 aah got his lining bp siting the earths 
 Gen.9.20. 
 
 Bp whom the earth was ouerſpread. Gen, 
 9 19nd 10.32,* 
 
 All the earth ig the Toys: Exod. 9-29. and 
 all that ih cherein. Pſal.ꝛa. 
 
 The earth anu fruits thereof curſed to the 
 Difebedient. Detiteron,28.15,16517,23,38, 
 
 to 43. 
 
 Poles callerh heauen and earth to wit⸗ 
 nefle.Deut.32.1. 
 
 Naaman craueth that hee might caty of 
 the carth of the lanv of promile , to fatrifice 
 theron to the true Gov. 2.Ring.sa7. 
 
 The earth ana all thet isteri mall 
 burne et the Dap of indgement, and afters 
 ward there Mali bee a new earth , wherein- 
 rightecninefe fall owel. 2. Deter 3: 195, gre 
 Rewe,21.1,Wla.6 5.17.4 66.22. 
 
 Tipp att thou pidio, D earth and ates? 
 Eccing.10.9. juoke Duſt. 
 
 Earthouake. The ‘earth themblen ‘at. the A 
 deliuetie ot the Lats. Epo.19.18 JDla,58.8, 
 
 Heb.: 2.26. and when God ſpake ts Cliiay. 
 1King. 19 11, 12. 
 
 Earthquakes fozefiets that Gov ig angtp. 
 
 Pſ3.8.7. Iſa.1 3. 13. Aæ24. 18 89,26 296. 
 Qs zppeareth bp Bezas. Dathen,e Abiram 
 Fum. 26,1, to 36 ane Gziah. 2.Ehz01.26.. 
 16.* Amos 1:4.3ic).14.5 
 The earth quaken ‘at the death of Chk. 
 Wat.27 51,54. when hee roſe againe Matt. 
 28 2and after the Apoltles prayers Atge 
 
 Earthquikes pzeteene great, altevatien of 
 Religion Reut.6.72.98.5. 416.78. anvaiio. 
 ate Ggnes of: LHe bts fpeedie comming. 
 
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 $ 
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 brito ſudgement. Joel ı 2,10, Matth.24.7. 
 War.: 3.8. iLuke 1.11, 
 .) Earthly, The Bri man ig of the earth 
 earthly, 1.002.154.7548, 
 Eafter tooke Paſſeouer. 
 Eate.We that wil not woke muf not eate. 
 2, Thel-3, 10,11,62, 
 Whe Apolties han no lvalure to eace, Mar· 
 
 30,38 
 Whe faithfull are fozbinder to eate tte 
 meate, fothep Doe all to Dods glozp. 1.92. 
 10.325,36 
 Toeate the leſh of Chil , looke Supper 
 of the Loz. 
 The Iſraclites fare Tone to eate and 
 dzinke and rofe bp to piap. Exod. 32.6. 
 .  2 Bamet.23,Her.4.53-am.4,19. Dol 8.1 
 JPlaim.103.5. Jere. 49.16.Dbad. 1.4. Pꝛou. 
 30-19, r0d.19 4.Mica.i.a16.Matt. 24. 28. 
 Luke 17.37. 
 The parable of the tioo Egles ann the fig: 
 nification. Ezek. 17, 2,357. 
 Elders. oꝛdained bp election thozow all 
 Churches. Actd 14.23. Fitr. 5. 
 Pauls erkoztation to the Elders of Ephee 
 ſus Acts 20.17." 
 Tuhat maner of men Elders ought.tebe. 
 Titus 1.6,t0 10, 
 ¶W hat Elders are woꝛthy of double honour. 
 a. Tim.5. 17. 
 KReceiue no accuſation againſt an Elder 
 vnder tine oz thee witneſſes. 1. Tim.5 19. 
 loske Biſhops 
 ` Elet The elect ate few in number, Wat. 
 7.14 AND 30,16 AND 22.14. 
 Ele&ed to faluation from the beginning 
 ofthe woꝛld. Ephe.r.4.1.JPct.1.2. Reueſ. 
 
 17.14. 
 Tite ele& of God cannot be condemned. 
 Rom 8.23,34. 
 Gongs purpote ia bp his cletion. Wo. 9.1% 
 . ©. Paul knee that the Chetlaionans 
 boere Elet 2, hcl.1.4,* 
 
 The fecond Table. 
 
 Whole thar are Ele& depatt from miquitie. 
 2 Tim.2. 19. 
 
 The Elect onely belcene. Acts 13.48. 
 
 The Elect feare God, and be mindfullof 
 pleallne bim. al. 3.16, 
 
 Eleéfeon. Geach uath obteined bp free Ele- 
 Gion, that which pecoula nes bp wozkes. 
 Bem. t-g b7. 
 
 EleGion pzoceeteth from grace ant not of 
 togakes. Rom.ↄ i r I2, 13. 
 
 Whe Jewes being enemies tothe Goſpel 
 fo? our fakes, touching the Blection, are be- 
 loued fo? theis fathers Cake. Reom.11.28. 
 
 Ele&ion lieth in God ¢ not in vs, Rom.g. 
 11,16. 
 
 Tue muff make our Election fure bp good 
 woꝛkes. 2. Pet.. 1o.ſooke Chofen ant Pre- 
 deſtinatiou. 
 
 Eloquence. Aaron appointed to aſſiſt Mo⸗ 
 {es in itean of eloquence. Exod.a.10, 14 a16. 
 
 Elements, Whe Elements ſhall mele with 
 heate.2,JDet 3.10. 
 
 Whe potwers of the Elements were knows 
 ente Galomon. Miſd.7. 17. 
 
 All the Elements Cerne the wiil of Gov. 
 Mild. 19.17. looke Rudiments. 
 
 J Embrace. Glau embraced his bꝛother 
 Jackob. Benz 3.4. So did Foleph besh his 
 brother Beniamin. Gen.45.14.¢ his father 
 Saakob. Gen.46.29. and J aakevembraced 
 Joſephs chilozen.Pen.48.10. 
 
 Therr is a time to embrace, and atime to 
 abftaine. Eccles.3.5. 
 
 Miſedome well bring them te Honour that 
 embrace her. Pꝛou.a4. 8 
 
 The right bandof Cig embraceth hig 
 Church. Cant.2.6. $ 
 
 King Eupatoz embraceth Jusag Wac- 
 cabeus.2 act 3.24 
 
 Embawming, looke Gen go. 2,26. 
 
 F Enchanter looke Finger. 
 
 The punifmenis of Enchanters Reuel, 
 22.15. Looke Sorcerers, Soothfayers, and 
 Witches. 
 
 Enclined. God ig moze Enclined to mercy, 
 then to math. Wsich.7,28 ac. 
 
 Ged Excourageth Joſhua and the frae- 
 lites. Yoi 1.67,18, Deu.31.6,7,8. S. Pe⸗ 
 ter an Paul.Acts 10.16.48.9 2311. 
 
 Tie gozlp haue neede of encouragement 
 in their faith. Wat.o.22. Luke 1.3¢.Actar. 
 23. and 14.22,and 15.63. and 1635. aud E8, 
 23527-aND.20.1 ,2,6,17.% : 
 
 The Excreafe of the doctrine of Chii 
 ought to be atteibuted vnto Gon oneip. 1. 
 €02.3.6,7. 
 
 Ende. Then the ende of all tranfitozie 
 things Hall come, s.@oz 15.24. 
 
 The ende of allthings ig at band, net. 
 
 47: 
 
 The wife will confider their end. Deut 32- 
 29.4 fc Hal hep not voe amiſſe. Ecclius 7. 36. 
 
 The ends of the wozid ate come bpon vs 
 3.Qo2.10.85, 
 
 Ending, woke Beginning. 
 
 Endued. Chik willeth thig Apoſtles to a- 
 bine im Jerufalem , till they were endued 
 with the holy Ghoſt duke 24.49 
 
 Endure, lonke Continue, anv Perfeuere. 
 
 Enemies. God delivereto the rtlobedient 
 intothe hands of their enemies. Deut.28.25 
 
 ESN GV 
 
 Godtheeatneth to take bengeance of his 
 enemies Deut.32.42543. ; 
 
 ‘UE we feare Ged, hee will make our enee 
 mies to feare vs. Reu.ꝛ6.7,8.Deut.6.2, 13 
 34. E4013 522525. ald 20.257. 
 
 God mate Jaakobs enemies afraive of 
 him Wei. 35.5.6 i 
 
 Go deiuereth Lots enemies into Abza⸗ 
 bams bands, Gen.14 20, 
 
 God dekerreih to afflict, leſi the enensies 
 ſhould (well. Deut. 32.27. 
 
 Jf we loue Gon, Ye will lap his curſes on 
 our enemies. Deut. 30.6,7. 
 
 Gov ED the Iſtaelites into the hands of 
 theit enemies. Dettt.32, 30,43 Jupg. 2.14. 
 AND 3.7,8, 12, 14. and 4.2.4736.5.an8 10.7, 
 8. lee Aduerfary. 
 
 Baul became Daleos enswie, becauſe he 
 fais that Dod was with him. 1. om.18.01, 
 12,15. 
 
 Deuid fled topig enemies, and there lined 
 in moze ſafetie then among the Fltaelites. 
 4. Dam.21.10,* and 1.2." 
 
 TUe ought both. to loue our enemies, ¢ Boe 
 thein good. Wats .44 Luke 6.27. 2. Ting, 
 22,23. (¢ Nət totelopee at their hinderance. 
 Pꝛo 24. 17.)thet wee map winneghem toga 
 mendwent. Deut.2 3.4.5. Pzoll.25.2 1,22. 
 Romn. ı 2.20,21.. Examples in Dauid to: 
 ward Baul. 2.Ham. 1.17. 1. Sam. 24. 5, to 
 8G 26.8.* 6 toward Spinel. 2, Ham.16.5, 
 10,117,160 15. Example allo in Chik Luk.z 
 24 tin Stenen. Act.7 34. And Goes hath 
 resonctled vs to biwmlelke, enen wher wee 
 were his enemies, Lol. 1,21. 
 
 Chit hath many and diuers enemies, 
 Jobn 15.18.Acig20.30. 
 
 Chilis enemies compared to tweoluer. 
 PMatt.10.16, Act.20.29. Thep are not to be 
 
 “feared, Matt. 10. 20. for thep fail intagreat 
 
 Beltruction.APat.10.15.@ 22.744. Luke 19 - 
 27.1.G02.15.25.eb. 1.13. 
 
 MAho dee the enemies of Chʒiſt his croffe. 
 pil 3.18. 
 
 Gods enemies confrained to ſpeabe well 
 of Gove che govlp , Cometimesagainfrbeiz 
 con{cierice. 1.amt.2 4.17, 18." €26.21,24, 
 25-Qrod.9 27.¢ 10.16,17. 2 Mac. 9. 13. 
 
 Exprifonment, (ee Priſon. 
 
 Enfample, (ee Example. 
 
 Extifing, {ee Flattering. 
 
 Enuce ot the Philiſlime, fee Welles, 
 
 Ralel enuied Leah. Gen. 30.1. 
 
 The Egyptians enuied the increafe of the 
 Divostiese gE nir, 12, 
 
 abans fonnes envied the profperity ef 
 Jaakeb. Gen.31.1. —— 
 
 The bzethren of Joſeph enuied Hier. 
 37 458, ur. - 
 
 Dauit forced net of the enuie of His bzs 
 ther Eliab. ram. 17.28. , j 
 
 Sani enuied Dauid, becaufe che chiefe 
 praple of the victogie wag afcrtben to hime 
 2.3m. 18 8,9. 
 
 Pais fotkes ought to be Hunned, Pee. 
 23.6. 
 
 Chk mag deliuered bnto Dilate through 
 the enuie of the bie [5 ziels. Matt. 27. 1. 
 @ Deechat fs eudued with charity, enuietk 
 Na man. a. 2.13.4. 
 Enuie ig foꝛbidden Thaiiians. BRS L 
 reer. 
 
ERR 
 
 1.Pet.2.1 Pꝛo.i4 23. at.71. Luk, 5 30. 
 Bon.s.29.and 13.13. Phil · 1.15.1. Timot. 
 6.4. Tit · 3.3. James 4.5. 
 Through enuie of the deuill came death 
 inte the wozo. ifd. 2.24. 
 ramples of envie. Matth. 20.24. Luke 
 15.25. Acts 7 9. and 17.5. — 
 Tere enuie and firite is there ig {edition 
 and all maner of enil woꝛkes. Jam.3.14,16. 
 That Heula an envious man doe with 
 moneyp? Ecclus 14-3. 
 ` The wicked enuie the godlp.Dan.6,4.fee 
 Hate. i 
 - S Epicures and Era hak again® 
 & jPaul.Acts 17.17.18. ° 
 — ann Stheilts are delcribed· tiL 
 2.1,t0 23.2 Pet 3.3.4. Epbe.2.12- Roms. 
 20.* Of their puniſh nent. Rom .2.8,9,12, 
 Rett.20 1 5,and 22.15. — 
 Epifile. The Coꝛinthians are the Epiſtle 
 of Jelus Cheilt, and of D. Paul 2. Cozinth. 
 
 0253. 
 
 ; Biter warneth be to beware of the vifi 
 cultneſfſe in Pauls Epiftles.2.}9er.3.16. 
 
 Pauls Epiftle tv the Romanes was wate 
 ten out bp one Tertius. om. 1$.22- 
 
 G Equall, Felus Lhi being m the fozme 
 of Gon thought it no robberie to be equal 
 with GoB.jSpi.2.6. 0 
 
 Equalitie among Chꝛriſtians bow to Be v. 
 fed.2. £028.14- ' 4 
 
 € Erre Rage the Iſt aelites erred in their 
 Deatrs. |Plal.o5.10. 
 
 Couetouſnefſe canferh manp te erre from 
 the faith. i. Tim a1. 6. and 6.10. ` 
 
 Ebey erre that imagine milehiefe, ¢ will 
 not be reformed-JP7e.14,2 2.2 celus.17.8- 
 
 Geo cauleth noman to erte. Ecclus.i. 
 12. 
 
 Tbo ſo conucrtethhim that hath erred 
 froin the trueth deth faue a ſoule from Death. 
 James §.19. 
 
 Thewicked thinke ft net enough fo erre 
 
 themfelucs , excepe tiep Dzatoz others with 
 
 them. Til r421,” Zila. 30.10,28. 
 _ Errour and vatkeneffe are appointed foz 
 “Gnners.ÆE crius. r.16, Rom. 1.27. 
 
 In the tatter dapes nren fhal giae heed to 
 {pirits of errour. 1. Tim·a.i. 
 
 The lafi errour {halve wogle then the firi. 
 gatt. 27.54. 
 
 Dow io diſcerne the (pirit of errour from 
 the ſpirit of trueth. . Foyn 4.6. 
 
 J Ejzate. No eftare ceempted from thz 
 reading eerpeunding of the Scriptures, 
 FAebhe.8.8, 13. 
 
 Efchew. Thee ought to efchew euill,g toe 
 gost. Ecclus 4.2o and 1. Pet.3. 11. 
 
 Eſteeme. Paul eReemed not to know anp 
 thing, laue Jelus Chrilt, ana him crucified. 
 1. Coꝛ.a. 2. 
 
 § Eterzalldife. Matt.i 9.16,17.425.355 
 35546, OB ar.10.17,t0 32. Luke 18.18 t031, 
 John 4.736.000 5 39.46.68. andro 28. and 
 12. 25. 1. Çim. ¥.16.an0 6.12. loske Life, 
 
 Erernallliuagement.i9 
 
 Fewer. God will {mite (uch as ditebep him 
 with feuers. Deu.28.22. 
 
 Chalk heated Deters mother in lawe of a 
 feuer. Matth.8.14, 15. Patke 1.30,31,- 
 
 E Fielde. The Iſtaelites might not fowe 
 their field with mingled feed Leuit.19.19. 
 
 ODF pim that hutteth bis neighbours field 
 ozbineparD Exod.22.5. z 
 
 Mee ought not to remooue the markes og 
 bounds of the field, Deut 1 9.14. 
 
 Abfatom cauletlh Goabs field to bee fet on 
 fire. 2.5am.1 4.30. : 
 
 The field ef blood. Acta 1.19. 
 
 The field whieh Jeremie bought of Has 
 names). Jere. 32.7, to 16, 
 
 Fight. looke Warre, 
 
 Figge.Uhe parable of theFigge tree Mat. 
 — 
 
 The curling of the ſigge tree Wat.21.19, 
 to 23. Parat. r 3 24. 
 
 Toe parable of the onfruitiniifigge tree, 
 Luke 13.6, ta 10. 
 
 The figge would not bee king ouer other 
 trees. Judg. 9.10,51, 
 
 Fill God will fill vg with all goon things, 
 if we lone him. Deut. 33.13,14,0 5: 
 
 Gee ought not to forget Gon , when wee 
 ate filled with bis benefices. Deut.8.10,19, 
 and 6.10513, 42. as DID fhe Pitaclites Deu, 
 
 33-15. 
 
 Finde, To feeke God and to finde him, anv 
 tolofe bim, how. 2. Chꝛ.15.2, 431 5. 
 
 God iudgemente cannot be found out bp 
 man. 2. Eſd.5.40. 
 
 Finger, A giant flaine that bad 24.fingers 
 and toes. 2.Sam.31.20,21. 
 
 -Tables mitten with the finger of Gov, 
 EoD. 31.18. 
 
 Pharaohs enchanters confefle that Wos- 
 fes miracles torte bꝛought to pafle bp the 
 — of God, and not bp ſorcerie. Exodus 8- 
 18,19. ; Si 
 
 The finger of Gov, that. Luke 11.20... 
 
 Firmament. Gen.1.6,7,8. JPlal.1 50.1. 
 
 Firft. The Airft beane of man o? bea, de= 
 Bicated tokon. o.s 3. 2, 12, 14. and ginen 
 foz a parcell of the Leuites mheritance. 
 JQum.7.12,13- 
 
 The firft bezne ofman might bee revee> 
 med, ant how. zron. 13.13. 
 
 The firk foale of an afle wag reveemen 
 with a lambe. rod, 13.13. 
 
 Chik was the firk bome of ruerp creas 
 ture. Rom, 8.29. Col. 1.15. ; 
 
 Pow the firt fruites ought to dee offered. 
 Deut.26.2,3,to 12, 
 
 The firk fruites pertained to the high 
 Pꝛieſt. Qum-s.9. See Tithes, 
 
 Chig 
 
 
 
FVE- 
 
 Chit the ſirſt kruits. ſirſt bone, aut fift 
 Hegotten of tye Vead.r.Cozint.15.20,21, 22. 
 gol.1.18. Reu. 1.5. > 
 - -Att the firft bone of Egypt are faine, 
 
 Eto. t229. 
 ~ he firit bome ate the Lows. Erod.22. 
 £9530.8 34.19,20 "Ñ enit. 27. 26. Mumb.8. 
 r4 16,t0 20,Deut.4 5.19,1. Sam t.4,20, 
 32,28.0¢32.44.30. Luke a. 23. 
 
 Ol the firftlings 6; firſt fruits. Ex.23. 16. 
 and 34.26. Leui.z 3. 10 Rum. 18.15. Deut. 
 18.4.2, Chꝛon. 31 > 2.JAehe.10.3 5, 37. Pꝛoii. 
 
 920.0 3€.44.35. i 
 3 The —2 of the firft boie ener his 
 bzetbren.Gen.a 7.a025.31,32533- Genet. 
 49 3 DEMt-24.15,16,97.2-E0R21.3. 
 
 Tie that baue the Ark frairs of the ſpitit, 
 poe atone tordeliuerance. Rom.8.21, 22,23. 
 
 The firkk bome were othertwhiles cerected, 
 and pots, and whp.Gen.9,23,25 and 48.14, 
 18,19. and 49.40 
 Ik the ſirſt fruits be holp, the whole lumpe 
 is boly. Rom. a 1.16. 
 
 Fifhes created by the wozd of Gon. Genel, 
 
 ¥.31,22. d 
 
 {Preachers called Fithers.Gsekiel 47.10. 
 GB st.4.1 9. Mar.i.i7. Luk. 5.10. 
 
 . Flam: looke Angel, fea 
 
 Flattering Wow hurtkull Aacterie if: Pro. 
 276. and 28.23.Eccles.7 7 Hab. 2. 15. 
 
 Againſt flatterers.Pꝛou 24.24. and 18.8, 
 aed 26.22,28.* 09At 1 1.7.aND 14. 4. and 18 
 rg5.Qom, 16.18.1.002,11.17.5 Thel. ꝛ.5. 
 
 Flatterie of falle Pꝛophets.looke Falle, 
 
 Tiozlolings flatter boro God and them- 
 felucg.JDlal. 78.36. and 36.2. Tooke World- 
 lings aud conceit- 
 
 The nature of flatterers,J930.29.5. Rom. 
 16.17, 8. Pſa 4t.5,to 9.cramples of flatte- 
 rie, Bat.22° 16. John 18. 22. Actes 3-4. aud 
 22.22.8110 24.2535 
 
 Hatiois baue flattering lips, Judg.1 4-15, 
 16,17. and 16.5 ,6,10,13515,t0 19, Pꝛou. 2. 
 16,t0 20.and 5. zte 7. and 6.24.67.5, 21. 
 
 Qbfalom , bp flatterie , fought to alpire to 
 bis fathers &inguome.2.Dani.1 5,2333 4536. 
 
 Flea. Danin tearmeth himſelfe a Flea. 1. 
 SHam.26.20. ie 
 
 Flee. Cbzitk willeth os if wee bee perfec: 
 ted in one citie, to flee into another. Mat. ro. 
 - 230 div Paul anv Barnabas. Act.14.5,66 
 
 Elifha willeth ene ef the fonnes of the 
 Yrophersto flee, as (oone as be had anopn- 
 ted Jehu.2-Wing.o.3. 
 
 God wiliea Eilisb to fleefrom the pze- 
 fence ef Ahab, r. Ging.17.3. 
 
  Dauidfled.1,Sam.t5-1 48nd 19.10,12, 7 
 
 and 22 3,4,5- - j 
 Eliiah fled from Pezebel.1.BWing.! 9,3. 
 Soles fled from Wharaoh. Excdus 2.15. 
 
 Aut. 16.42.an0 Gaakob from Elau. Gene. 
 
 27:43:44: a 
 Tin dilciples fled. Watt.26.5 6. 
 Fochua Leemeth to flee befeze the people of 
 Ri. WoRy.8.9.15 :to 30. 
 The Dpztans fice fr5 Shab. kin, 20.20. 
 Siera fd. Jude a.i 7. 2 1. 
 Ablalom fled 2 Sam.13.23,34 * 
 Toe PBhiuſltims fleecing were Maline. r. 
 Sam.751.52 zà 
 ` The Mirachiter fled before the Phili Fims 
 
 The fecond Table. 
 
 Sam. 31.7. 
 
 Fleece DE the experience of the Fleece of 
 Wool, Judg.s 37,10 48. 
 
 Flefh taken fog man Gmplp.Watth.24-22+ 
 Met.2.17. Rom.3. 20. and 7.18.1. Coꝛin. 1. 19. 
 Gal.2.16. foz the naturali affection of man. 
 PH atth.26.41, foz the cutwar few of man. 
 cpn 8.15. foz outward pompe and ofientas 
 tion , ozfoz weake Hate ann cendirion. 2, 
 Cozinth.ro,2,3. foz the common cotitle of na» 
 tute. Gal.4.29. for thig prefent life. 1. Pet. 
 4.2. fog the ceremonies of the lawe. Galat.3- 
 3.foz the mogtall bodie- JÐ hil. r.22.fo? the ge= 
 neration after the fleth. Phil. 3. 3,4. 2-Coz. 
 
 r 
 
 5.16. 
 
 Fleth and blood taken foz man oz anp thing 
 inmans nature cogrupted. Matth. 16.17- 
 John 3.6.Qoman.7.18.and 8.5,5.Gal.1.16. 
 pbhel.6. 12. and fog men corupt through 
 laune. a Corz. 15. 530. 
 
 The Jewes might net eate anp feh toꝛne 
 of beaſts. Exod.ꝛ 2.31. noꝛ that touched anp 
 vnele ane thiug. Leuit. 7. 19. neither might 
 thep a their Hefh foz the Bead. Leuiticus 
 19.26. 
 
 Wan and wife are but one Aeth.Genef.2. 
 24.Qatt.19,5, Wat.10.8. Epbhels.zr. 1. 
 €02.6.16. 
 
 The people fella luſting foz flefh, € Gov 
 gaue it them. Mum. 11,4,13,18,19.and pus 
 niſhed them foz their tult-berle 33,34. 
 
 Hophui ard Phinehas toske from the peo- 
 ple perfozce,the ferh of the facrifice.1,am. 
 2.13,t0 16, 
 
 Elita is nouriſhed with bzead and feh 
 bp raueng.1 Rings 17.6. 
 
 Fleth attributed to fifhes.1.@02-15.39. 
 
 Wan being Beltitute of Gods Spirit, is 
 but fleth, woking flethly whatloener he doth) 
 Gen.6.3,12. 
 
 Ail felh is grafle.i.Pet.i.a4. 
 
 Jeſus Chik being mave man, became 
 pattaker of our flefh and blood, ¢ whp.Debz. 
 3.24.1. Joh. 4. 2. 
 
 The true knowledge of Chif is not re- 
 uealed by flefh and blood. Wat.1 6.17. 
 
 ‘Sp the nre of che felh is vnderſtocd foz: 
 nication, and all fuch nue as our nature ig 
 inclined to.Gal.5. 16,17, 19,20,25. 
 
 The Acth naturally velireth lethly things. 
 Ichn 3 6. Rom.7 14 and 83,5. 
 
 The wiledome df che fleth ig death. Rom. 
 
 6 
 
 Thep thatare in the flefh, cannot pleafe 
 Gov. Rom. 8.8. 
 
 F goonnefle dwelleth in the fleth Rom 
 Fy | 
 
 Thole that line after rhe flesh, hail pie. 
 
 om.8.13. 
 The kaithfull mu! boniſh from them al 
 
 flethly {uffs.Rom,13.12,13,14. Gala. 5.1 3e. 
 
 €ph.2.2,3,1.Jdet.2.1:.Gabh5.24. 
 The vecdes ofthe feh are moztifien. bp 
 Geos (pirit.Rom.8.3. . 
 Mo trut in fleſhly helpes. Dhan 1,7. Na⸗ 
 hum 3.9.19, 
 Mt the frailtte of the Aeh, Eccles 14.17. 
 
 38, > i r 
 The fleth approneth hig owne counſels. 
 Pꝛou 1.21, 
 
 The flefh ig deceiued bp his owne wile: 
 — 
 
 
 
 
 FYOL 
 
 Dame. Przo 14.18. ; 
 The peraerie spinion ofthe feh, thit: 
 keth that Gov hath noregard into it. Job 
 
 35.13. 
 g" ficth ig contratp tothe pitit. Salat, 
 
 7%. 
 3 * ¥ A loobe Supper. i 
 22a flo cart, God wi 
 
 ates yea God will ginea pears 
 
 Fises in Egypt.Exo.8.21, 24. 
 
 Flocke jooke Feede and Foode. 
 
 Whe flockes of cartell are curfeo te thole 
 that dilobep Gob. Deut. 28.18, 
 
 Me ought to knoto the Rate of our locke, 
 
 oz famifp.$92,27.23.and to feeve them with 
 ttug Doctrine, and gocd eramples.1. Petes. 
 
 2,3,4. Actes 10,2,* Rom. 16.5. Ephe. 6.4, — 
 
 1. Tim.5. 8.2. Tim.4. 19. Icoke Houthéld, 
 Coats Rocke little. Luk 12.32. 
 Flood. FRoahs flood. Geneſis 6.17.* and 
 
 7.10, 
 Floore, Chꝛiſts floore, Matth. 3.12. Luke 
 
 3-17. 
 
 Fowre. Man is but a flowre of the graffe: 
 Fam.1.10, 18 dooke Graffe. 
 
 Gu offering of lower, Lcu 2.1. 
 
 E Foldetooke Sheepfold. 
 
 Follow. Ae ought to followgoobned- Gal. - 
 
 5.4, 18.1. Theks. 5. 
 
 
 
 Tee ought to follow Gods wor, Dente 
 13. 1, to 12.80 obep its Dent. 13.4. 1. Sam. 
 
 12.14, 
 Tohua and Caleb conffant!p folowed the 
 Loꝛd.Num.32. 12. 
 
 To follow hils Reps ig to (uffer afflice | 
 
 tion patientip ag he DiD. 1, JOct.2.29, 
 
 Great multitudes followed Chik, and ` 
 
 be healed them all. Watt.12.15, 
 
 Chik ſhewed bp miracle, bow they th all | 
 want nothing that followe him.Mat.ia: i 35 
 to 22.Mat · 6 34 37 i0 45. Luk 911,t0 28. 
 
 Tho fo wili follow dhaif, mult haue no 
 
 lets to fop bim.GBat.8, 22. 
 
 To followe frange obg, looke Whoa — 
 
 ring. 
 
 Doe euil Epod.2 352. un loos 
 TUe ought ta be followers of God ag Deere 
 
 chilozenEphe.s.1. 
 
 ce ought not to follow that which igea | 
 
 uill, and whp.3. John. r. 
 Paul willeth bg to bee 
 1. Coꝛ.4 16.2.8 eff. 3.7.8. k 7 
 The Thellalonians became followers ef 
 Chik and his Apoſtles and bowe: r, Thelſ· 
 1.6 i 
 
 Tae ought to bee followers of them which 
 though faith and patience inberite the pzo⸗ 
 mifes.Deb.6.22. J 
 
 Foode of Gods wom preſetueth them that 
 be godly Ti 16.26. sO nu e 3 
 
 Sod oweined foove foz maman healt. 
 Gew.1.29,308, a € ae 
 
 Ja akob defireth of God foode and appa- 
 rell Gen.28.20. cin 
 
 The Midianites veFrop all the foode of 
 the Iſraelites both in Geld and houle, utge: 
 ARTEO ; Ae fare’ vom 
 
 Hod giucth foode and raiment to the fas” 
 therleffe,¢e, Deut ro. r8 ; . 
 
 GL aed 
 Qa magne to os pa Bapip — 
 ea 
 S r4 QA. 
 Roy S&S 
 
 followers of hime | 
 
 F 
 
 Tce ought not to followe a multitude to | 
 
 1 
 | 
 | 
 . 
 
ig E-O R 
 
 M"att.6.r1.andB not to be careful foz things 
 
 of thts fife. Watth.6.25,* 31533. looke Rai- 
 
 ‘Ment, 
 
 ~ Whe Succochttes end Wenuelites Maine 
 
 fathar ihep would not gine foodete Ote 
 
 enant his men. Judg. d.5 9,16,17.  * 
 Fooles ought io bee ſcourged wich rocdes. 
 
 Pꝛo 26.3. acu, 
 ~ Fooles ate the authours ef contentions. 
 
 PI z0u. 18.6. ; ; 
 Foolesbelight to talke what thep liſt, br: 
 controlled. Pꝛo. 18.2. 
 ~ Fooles are net to be taught.Pꝛo 23.9. 
 _ Dactrine is verp cumberiome fez fooles. 
 Ecclus.ꝛI.13.and 22.7. 
 Gfooles counlell is not to bee tegarded. 
 Ecclus. 8.17. 
 ~ Riches profit not a foole. Pꝛo.i7.16. 
 The heart of fooles is in thew mouth.ges 
 clus.ꝛ .26. 
 ` ‘Honour tg onfeemnelp foz a ſoole.Pꝛotiex. 
 
 261. 
 
 g foole thinker) bis owne wit bet. JP zou. 
 42.15. 
 
 A foole ig incozrigible. Pꝛ.17. 30, 
 
 Df the natare and qualitie of a foole, and 
 Dow he ſhould be regarded, JS20.12,46. aud 
 
 26.4,to 1 5. Ecclus.ꝛ 1.20. 
 = Foohfh Jewes regarded not God foz all 
 
 Hie benefits. Dent.32.5,6. 
 
 Chꝛiſtians map not vie foolith talking o3 
 fefting.cEp).4.5,5. i 
 
 The preaching of the Crolſe ig counties 
 fooliknefe. r.1902. 1.78. 
 
 Goes tritelp wile, is to bee accounten 
 
 - afoole in the tuazld. 1. Coꝛ.. 18.19. 
 Gor hath chefen. the foolith things of thts 
 
 world to confound the woife,1.doz. 1.27. 
 
 Paul was-commed a toole foz Chriſt his 
 fake. r Cor. 4. 10. 
 
 Sod hath mave the beildome of thig werld 
 ſooli hdeſſe, bp tye ſooliſtneſſe of pꝛeaching · 
 opr. 20,28. 
 
 Dauid din verp foolishly in numbing bis 
 — prople.2.Bam.24.10. ` ` 
 
 -~ The naturall man tengech the doctrine of 
 - the Golpel footiMaelen. Eo.. 14. 
 ooliſh quefions,fee Queftions. 
 Foote of priba JB al.36%4 1. 
 
 | Forbid. Chꝛiſt woul net he his Apofis 
 foul forbid. anpto Doe a miracle in pis 
 
 Name.Dat9.39. ` : 
 
 + Forevanner. Thrift out forerunner ¢ hig) 
 
 Priclk.Web.6.20.: i 
 
 Foreskinnes. Hawl deſtred of Danis a huni- 
 ped foreskinnes. 1,3.18.25. 
 : Forget Hed,too%s Fill, 
 
 The Ilraelites Yaning forgorren Gor, 
 Were plagued De 32.17,18 to 27.6 deliue⸗ 
 ren tato cheie enemies hands... Sam,1 2.9. 
 
 “@ be che fe birler of Pharaoh forgate Yo. 
 feph his friend.Gen.40.21523. 
 
 -Forgiae Che ought to forgive. Eectud.28, 
 Wy? t9.9.Wat.5.23,24,25. and 6. 12,14,16. 
 
 BND 18. 15,16,87."2Eph, 4.26, 3 2. and 5.21. 
 
 Col.3.12,13.- Luke 27-3,4. 
 
 aleph forg ane hig bꝛethꝛen. Gert.5o0.17, 
 toai j 
 
 Gow onely forgiueth fyne , and keepeth 
 from Anning. Gert. 10.6. Zam.34. i 8 grov. 
 | 34y Pidna. a.and 103. . 12. Ilat. 45. 
 
 CA i 
 
 Thefecond Table. i 
 
 25D 44. 22. and 51,12. etz gF 328. 
 Plal 3 8217-7.ahd 32,4,2, 5.800 49-7,8, 
 and 51. 14. and 79.9. Dau. 9.9, ele. 13. 4. 
 Micah 7.18,19.Qpar.2.7. Lu.5.21. though 
 Ehrili Jelus. Ia.45. 25. and 5 3.5,6. Dan. 
 9.24. Mat 1.21. and 9. 2,6. Wark. 2.532,10. 
 Mat.26.28. Luk.i 7702. 30.31. Luk 5. 20, 
 24. oanb 24.47.94 bu 1.29. Acis 4.42. AND 10. 
 43 AND 13.23 38,39. 1.00204, 11. and 15.35 
 3.1. Cor.5.18, 19, 24. Gal.i 4. Col.iu.14. and 
 2.11, 13. 1. Tim. 1.15. Tit 2.14. Deb.1.3-¢ 
 9.33514522,26528. 1 Pet.i. 9,1011, 18.* 
 AND 2.24g 3.18.6 4. 1313. 1. Joh. & 7, 9. and 
 3.12 € 3.5 j 
 
 The offering bp of the Gentiles faith cal 
 led and acceprabie facrifice vnto Gor. Rom. 
 15.16, The glogp whereof is Due te Gov. 
 berle 17,18. «£5.51 
 
 Satuation tefuled of che Jewes ycame ta 
 the Gentilesta pzoucke she Velves to follow 
 them. Rom.is.15, 
 
 The Gentiles sre citizens with the faints, 
 and of the houſhold of faith. Ephel2.19.anz 
 fight in the Low. Ephel 58, 
 
 Saint Paul calleth the Gentiles a wilde 
 oliue tree, Rom. 61.27. Te. 
 
 ewes and Gentiles ceniopned in one. 
 Ephel.2. 13, to 18. 
 
 The Gentiles. are become the chilozen of 
 Gon. Rom. g 26. 
 
 Ute Gentiles ought not to boaſt of their 
 election, and of the Jewes retection. Ron. 
 11.18, (026, but to remember that thep: 
 were befoze thep knew Lh iR. phe: z ra, ™ 
 
 There Hould moe Gentiles then Jewes, 
 beleeue in Chukk. Flagg. 1.*. 
 
 Whe Gentile Achiſh had a care of Dauid. 
 1, Dats. 29.9,10.an8 27. 2,12, and 27872.8400 
 Piram the Gentile (w¥o furniſheo Salomon 
 with Rufe and mogkemen ) bare him like 
 good will. Bing. § 155,6,7.* 
 
 Naaman the Gentile confeflen hat there 
 twas no Sod, but in Iſfrael. 2 King. 5. 15. 
 
 The Ducene of Sheba being a Gentile, 
 
 as 
 
 acknowledgeth the name onthe Lew. Kin. 
 
 10.2 to Ir. 
 
 Gentlewomen, {ee Apparel. 
 
 Gentleneffe commended. at.§.5,25 and 
 11,22 AND £8.4,2,0017. 1. C07..13,5. Pale. 
 §-22,23,Epbhe.4.2.Col. 3:12. Titus 3 2. 88- 
 a fruit of che pirit, Gal 5. 22. 
 
 F Ghft. Chk peelded vp the ghof gps 
 onthe drofe Mat 27. 50, 
 
 S Giftes. The feruane of Abzaham gaue 
 giftste Rebekah & her parents, Gen-24.53. 
 
 Coluntarie giftes. required toward the 
 making of the Tabernacle. Gx0,25.2,t0 10, 
 
 That gifts God gaue Salomon. r- Rin, 
 3-5-)2,13,84. AND 429.* 
 
 label pꝛeſumed of Gods giftes, z.Gam.. 
 2.18,19,t0 24. 
 
 Saluat ion is the gift of Gov. Eph.2.8, 
 
 Jeſus Cok ginen foz bg , isthe gift of 
 God. John 3.16. and 4.06, Rom.5. 15,16, 
 
 To give the holy Gholt is the gift of Gov. 
 Actes 8,07,18,20. So is it to vnderſtaud 
 and interpgete the Scriptures. Luke 24, 
 45. anv is to bee obtained bp paper. 1. C07. 
 
 34>. 
 
 r 
 
 a 
 
Cay 
 
 14:12,} 3e, J i 
 It is the gift of Ged with patience to beate 
 affliction. Phil.i. 29. sit 
 
 AN things thatwe eriep, are Gods goon 
 
 gilts. Watt 25-1 5-to 34 Luke 19.12,t0 28. 
 1.00) 4.7. Jam. 1.17.2. PEt 1.2: 1 
 Cheꝛiit alcending into heauen,gette diuers 
 
 -gifts tothe edification of bis Church. Ephe. 
 
 811512. . ) 
 $ Whe gifts of Gos are without repentance. 
 Romar 1.29. f 
 
 Euerp man hath bis poper gift of Gov.1. 
 C02.7.7- 
 
 Gods giftes are Divers, acco ding to hts 
 grace ginen bg Iom: 12.6 
 
 Df the gift of tongues:Acta 2-4- 1,002.12 
 28, 30. and 14.3,t0 12. and of Healing.1.@oz. 
 1 2.28,30. ; 
 
 To Lit on the tightoz left hand of Chik, 
 is the gift of Gov. Maitth. 20, 21,23. Wartke 
 10.37, 40. 
 
 The gifts of Gov muft bee emploped.to bis 
 glorp · 1.JPet.g.10, #1 leſt me bee Depzined of 
 them, and calt inte bell fire. Mat.25.27,28, 
 jo. Luke 19.23,24,26. 
 
 Giftes blind the eves of the wife. Ecclus. 
 20.28. OUberefore Judges ought rot tow: 
 seiue them Deut. 16.18.19. Exod. 2 3/8. 
 
 Giftes fog tribute.2.Bam.8.2. 
 
 Gou mealurech the gift by the 
 Wat.t2.43,43.44 
 
 DF gifts ¢ pꝛeſents looke moze. Be. 3 2.13. 
 g 33.8,t052.843.89,25,26 1.8.8.3. De. 
 27.25-2.60. 8. 10, 2.kiN.g. 1 5,16,22,23,27. 
 
 Giue, anv it ſhalbe giuen onto pou, Luke 
 6.33. dd, 
 Breat end precious promifes are giuen 
 vs bp Chꝛiſt.ꝛ. Pet.i . 4, 
 
 The bolp Gtofk teacheth bs that all things 
 that we bane, are given bg of GoD, 1.£02.2. 
 10,18,F2.* : ' 
 
 To whom muchis ginen, of him ſhall bee 
 much required. Lukë 12-48, 
 
 It is a bleſſed thiug to give rather then te 
 receiue. Acis 20.35. 
 
 Sod giueth all things.Gen. 33.11. 
 
 God Zaue the citie Jericho into the hand 
 ef Joſhua. Fofh.6 3. 4,5. 
 
 God loueth acheerefull giner, 2-Loz.9.7. 
 
 God gaue Samuel to ſucceede Eli inthe 
 Prielheod. 1.Sam.1.27,28. 
 
 Girded, God girded Dauid with power ta 
 tonqitere bis enemies. 2. Samt.22.40. 
 
 Saint Paul willeth vs to ſtand girded 
 With verity. Eph.6rg. 
 
 J Gladneffe, {ee loy,and Reioycing. 
 
 Glafe, De that heateth ¢ doeth not, ig as 
 be that bebolterh bis face in a glaffe Jam.i. 
 2 3,246 
 
 ie fee now thzough a glaffe barkelp, but 
 then fhall we fee face to face.1. 02,1 3.12. 
 
 Gleaning. uth gleaned cone after Boaz 
 reapers. Ruth 2.3. 
 
 Tbe gleaning of grepes of Ephraim, bet · 
 ter then the vintage of Abiezer. Gudg 8. 2. 
 fee Widowes.. 
 
 Ghry. The glory of Gos appeared in the 
 thous Ered.1 6.10, 
 
 Lhe fight ofthe glory of the Lowe, like 
 ¢ontuming fre Exod.24.17. 
 
 The glory of the Loz appeared, wher 
 
 Gear, 
 
 Thefecond Table. 
 
 Toſhua ann Caleb fhould haue been Zoned. 
 Mumb.i4. 10. r : 
 
 The glory of the Logn fillen che. taberna 
 cle. Eto.as 34,35.¢the Temple. .kin. 8. i. 
 
 Tie glory of Gov appeared to Moſes anv 
 Garon. f2um.16.42,94. — 
 
 Woles belought the Lod to ſhebo him pi 
 glory. Erov. 33.18, ; 
 
 Zhe Arkeof God, calich the glory of Ji 
 rael. 1.5am,4.21, 
 
 Iſaiah (aw the glory of Gon after a fort, 
 Iſa 6.1, to 6. 
 
 God dilcomfiting Phataoh e all his hof, 
 got glory to himleife.déro.15.1.1-3R0m,9. 19 
 
 God tillerh all the earth with his glory, by 
 punifhing the infisely ef bis people. Rum. 
 14.21, 
 
 Gon was the ſwozd sf the Iſtaelites glo- 
 ry. Deut, 33.29. 
 
 God chole the childzey of Iſrael onto his 
 glory Deut.26:18,19.. i 
 
 Dawid did all that he did, tothe glory of 
 God. 1, Bsm.5 7.45, 49,47. 
 
 Whe counfels of the wicked turneto Geng 
 glory.JPfal.66,10,21,13.- 
 
 Gil people created to the glory of Goo. 
 Deut.26.19, 
 
 The Philifims being plagued with E⸗ 
 meroes and Mice, their prieſtes ephogted 
 then to give glory tothe Gow of Flrael, r. 
 Sam.6.2,to 6 
 
 The glory of Chik, ag the glory efthe 
 onelp begotten Soune. Poln r.14. 
 
 _ Glory. put foz mercie, Rom.g9, 23. 
 
 The glory of Bot is reucaled to ba bp the 
 Goſpel 2:L02.4 6. 
 
 The fickenefle and railing of Lazarus, was 
 the glory ef Ged. John 11.4,40. 
 
 Glory te Godin the high heauens. Luke 
 2.14, 
 
 Abzaham gaue glory te Gov, when he con- 
 fantlp depended on bie prowiles.30.4 205) 
 
 God did ſhewthe riches ot His glory spon 
 the elect, Dy bis merep. Rom: 9-23. 
 
 Gil glory is Due buto Gon enelp fez whole 
 pleafure all things were created. Reu 4 1. 
 Pbil.a.19.20. 
 
 Glory to the Lambe boho was Baine for 
 vs.Reu 5.52. 
 
 Wo man cughtto glory inanp thing but 
 in God, Ser.9.23524.F 1.Coz. 1. 31. 2G 07. 
 10.17. 
 
 Cizifkians ought to dee all things te the 
 glory of Gov. 1.€02:10.3 5, 
 
 The need wozkes of men, fet ouh Gods 
 glory. JDbil.t.9,10,13. 1. |Bet:2.12- 
 
 The bolp Gholt fozeheweth Lhit his (uk: 
 ferings and glory. 1.}Bet.1, rs. 
 
 Dur light afdicetons ate not wo2tby the 
 eternall weight of glory , which thep bring. 
 Rom.8.18. 2.€oz.4.17. 
 
 Wan isthe image of Gods glory,and the 
 woman is the glory-of the man.+.¢02-25.37 
 
 The glory-of the Epheliang was Pauls 
 fuffering. € phef.3.13. 
 
 The FT heflalonians were Pauls glory and 
 crotwne,.1.T bell. 219,20. 
 
 Paul pꝛe acheth the Golpel not foz glory 
 
 af men, but topleate Gov. 1. Theilal.2.3,t0 
 
 14 
 Chꝛiſtians Konin not be deſirous of Laing 
 
 SOD À 
 
 h 
 glory Bal.s.26, lacke Vaineglory, Confefle | 
 amd: ie, -i : = - A 4 
 ‘Tbe glory ofthe wicked ig to thelr fame. 
 Phil.3. 19. gb r 
 Glorified. Gov wil be glorified, Len. 10.3 
 and therefoze he defended bis people trons 
 derfully. Exod. 14.25. l 
 How Gon is glorified. Ered.14.31. 
 Ge muft glorifie God koꝛ delinering 03 
 from the Deuill and Rune, as the Dicaeiites 
 did, foz their Beliuerance from Phaoaoh. 
 
 AME KO 15.1,2,¢0 20, 
 
 Gan is to be glorified in all things.Deut. 
 
 28.58.theough Jeius Chzift.1.Wet.g,11, 
 
 Cle ought to pray thatthe won of Ged 
 map haue free paflage, and bee glorified. 2, 
 Theil. 3.3. * 
 
 Chꝛiſt mas glorified when Judes went ta 
 betrap him. Joh 13.35. 
 
 Chik nehre his Father to glorifie him: 
 among men. Jobn 17.1, “— 
 
 Benhadad glorified bimlelfein p Arengih: 
 of bis armie,and-was tifcombtcd.1.Laisi.20. 
 3918, 25,30. . | 
 
 He ought to glorifie Goo, that {rifereth ag | 
 a Christian. 1.J9e.4.1 4,16. QBat.5.10,01,1 2] 
 
 God is to be glorified bp the puritp of ous | 
 bonies. 1.€02 6.20. 
 
 Jeſus Chꝛiſt hall bee glorified bp hig | 
 Saints, 2. Theſſ.rras. 3 
 
 Of we will be glorified , wee muſi {ufice 
 with Chalk, Rom 8.17. 
 
 Df the glorifying of our bovies, Locke 
 JPdil.3.23. and Body and Reiurrection. 
 
 Gluttonie. ig a woꝛke of Datkenefie. Ront 
 1313 and ofthe fep Galis.19.21,60 be as, 
 Uopded, i1. Pet·4. 3. bp the example of Slaw, 
 wto was prophaned thereby. Heb. 12. 16, 
 
 Tice mop not keepe company with glut- 
 tons 02 bellp gods. Pꝛou.ꝛ 3.206 ; 
 
 Apare againſt gluttonie, Gcelus, 23. 
 
 Iy e r * 
 
 Of the rich Glutton- uke 16.19." Locke 
 Drunkenneffe ang Surfetring. 
 
 GF Guafhed. The Jewes guathed at Stes 
 uen with their teeth. Acts 7.5 4. 
 
 Df gnafwing of teeth, looke moze Watt. 8 
 12.800 13.50. and 24-30 S ; 
 
 Gnat. The Phariſes Hrained out a gnat, 
 and {wallewed vp a camel. Matt 2384. 
 
 S Coe, God did goe before the Ilſraelite 
 to guide them. Deut. 31.3. 
 
 How the Iſtaelites vid goe out of Cappe, 
 08.82.37, 38,39. 
 
 Ze goe unto his farbers, put for to vie 
 Genst5.15. , 
 
 To goe into the number, put foz being i 
 rolled. Excd 30.1 3. i 
 
 God. God iga Spirit. John 4.24. 
 
 God is one. War. 12,29. Joh 7.3.1, Log, 
 3 6.1.Tim.2.5, Alpha and Omega, begin 
 ning, ana eming, ſitſt, and laſt Reuel. 1. *. 
 ETEA 3h 
 
 God the Father tooke great delight in ht 
 Sonne. Watth 3.17. 
 
 Amik prooucth that hee was.God, at 
 that the Father wzought bp him. oy. 1. 17 
 and 10.31. 
 
 No man hath ſeene God, can fre him, o 
 know bim ashe is, but Thzilt. John a. 18 
 AND 4. a 2. 1. Tim *o.16. D 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 E> 
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 -~ One God, and Father of all, about all, 
 through allann inos all, Da AA 
 ~ God dxwelleth not in Tempted made with 
 hands. Acts 17.24.80 7.48. 
 Whe name of God. Erod.3.14, 
 God fillery heauen and carrh, and feeth al 
 things. Jere-23.24. 
 _  Morhing hidden oz vnknowen to God 
 Ecclus.16.17,18. 4 
 ~ Qåelife, mooue, and basis our being in 
 “God. Acts 17.28. 
 The wicked thinke there ig no God ,-o2 
 ‘that God hath no regard te worldly things, 
 Sob 22. 13, 14.6 24. 1,2.* € 34.19. Plal. 10. 
 4,13. and 14 t.ands 3.1 and 73.18. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 31.22. 
 Ai things are poflible with God. Genef. 
 13.14.Dat.19.26.buk.13.27, Mar. 10.27. 
 God needeth no mans help. Job 26. 2, 3, 4.* 
 Becaule God hath imade allcreatures,they 
 ought to humbie themfeiues onto His omi= 
 Nances.Fla.45.9,10,18,12, 
 | Altebings are Gods. jBfal.24.1. of God, 
 ` theough God,anb foz God Romi.11.36. 
 God Doeth al things vnſeatchabĩy. JP20. 
 
 25.2,3. 
 4 pity Deired tolee God the Father, Teh. 
 } % 
 
 Ecclus. 39.16.Gen.1.38. 
 
 - The God and Father of Chik, is our 
 
 | God and Father. John 20,17. 
 
 | God wag the Iſraelites God, anb dwelt 
 amongſt them. Exod.29.45. 
 
 |. There ig no God, but the God of Fftael. 
 
 | Dent.4.35,39. and 32.39.1.Sam.2.2. 
 
 | The Lom lapo that be was the God af Ie 
 
 | Tacl. and bade them notto feate the gods of 
 
 the Amozites. Fudg.6.10. 
 
 God chole the Ufraclites , to the enve bee 
 Woltld be theit God Exod.c 7. Deut.q4.20. 
 God foul’ be knowen to be the Hoo, by 
 fignes and mitactes. Er00.7.17. 
 
 Los. Deut.10,17,21. Iſa.az.i 5, 12. 
 
 God tas Declared to be the onip and true 
 God of Iſtael, dp fenving fire ta confume 
 Eliiahs lacrifice, «King. 18.36,37,38. 
 
 Naaman che Sprian confeflen, that the 
 God of Iſtael was the onelp true God. 2, 
 ‘iKing.5.1$ Do vid Jethzo. Exo 16.11. AND 
 
 Rabab. Joſh 2. 11. 
 JNaone other Hut God alone, that afflicteth 
 and bealeth, that killeth and giueth life. 
 Deut. 32.39. 
 | God mas the onelp conducto? of the Iſta⸗ 
 f elites. Deut.32.10,12, 
 | _ God is he that Doeth all things in bs. 2. 
 am.22. 30. 
 { Dauid nival things that God might be 
 glozified. 1.am.17.45,46,47- 
 + God giueth alltbings. Gen.33.11. 
 God careth for ng. 1. Pet.¢.7. 
 DE the familiarity and bountifiinefie of 
 God toward Abꝛaham Gene.18.10,17,18, 
 f 19,24." and 19.29. 
 God wasg with Ishak foz his fathers fake, 
 fand cherefoze willeth him not to feere. Gen. 
 26 24. 
 ; God was with Jaakob in bis wap and on 
 
 l ati elites, their enemieg.Deu.2.71.and 3.2. 
 Mothing is certame without God. Cnt. ~ 
 
 4.3. 
 Allthe workes of God are exceeding good. - 
 
 Dut God ig God of gods, and Loꝛde of - 
 
 The fecond Table. G O D 
 
 bim onely be depenvea. Gene.28.13,15,270, Chꝛilt. Rem.8.32,33. £495 0 
 and 46.4. | Tae are elected of God to be farctifien by 
 - God was With Joleph. Bets.39.2,3. with bis {pirit.1.JSet.1.2. f ; 
 Caleb. Joſhua 14. 12. and with Jothuain God bath tailed vs vp to tife with Chik, 
 whathewer he did. Jolh.1.9. and with Lona: and why. Eph.2.5,6,7. 
 than. 1-Sam,14.10,15,45. God ath calles vs onto glozp and vertue. 
 God premifes Giveon that he would bee 3. Pet.i.3. 
 {with yim. Judg.s 12,16. She Wharifes selpifen the counſell of 
 God would be knowwen to be our deliuerer God Luke 7.30, — 
 eut of bondage· Exod. 16:6. Dent.s.6. Täe ate in God, and dwell iu him, if wee 
 God refitled to conduct his people foz theit lone God and our neighbour a. Joh 2.5. ann 
 idelattie fake. €rov. 3 3.3. 3.24.8ND 4.13, 
 God fought foz Iſtael. Moh. to 42. Dur God ig the God of mercie , patience 
 God deltuered into rhe hands of tie Iſra⸗ and comfoz- Rom. 15.5. 2. Coꝛ.i.3. 
 God cannot lie. Titus 1.2. 
 God twill pate all ictozie to be aferiben © God twill gine erernall life to thoſe that he 
 buto him. Joſh 24.11,12, foz he deliucred the path promilen the fame. Heb. ro. 23, 36. 
 Pbiliſtims into the hands of Deuid. 2.a. Gods giftes, ant calling ate witboutre: 
 6.24,25. anD Dg into the Bandsof the Ile pentance. Rom.12.29. 
 taelites. Deut.3.3. Aberefore he fent bue Chole that cleans to God, fhalltue, where- 
 thee hundzed men with Gideon, Judg.7.2, as thoſe that follow idoles (hal peri} Dent. 
 
 4:6,7- 4.3.4. 3 
 God was be that chaled the Amoztteg,ana God chaſtileih bim whom be loueth Deby. 
 12.6, t 
 he Firk fruites ought to be oferen dnte 
 
 other. Exod. z34. 11. 
 God gaue Hezekiah victogp foz big owne 
 names take, and fo? Dauid hig ſeruants -God. Exod 23. 10, 19. 
 fake.2.Ring. 19.34 -Jaakob going iuto Egypt, effeted (acrifice 
 God will not beotwe bis grace altwapes vato God.Oen.a6.i. 02 
 in baine. Jludg.10.10,t014. Jofeph atetibuterh bnto God both bis fel- 
 Hote Moles, Aaron, Madab, Abibu, and ling into Egypt , and the Ponour that pe res 
 the 70. Elders of Iſtael.c.ſabo God. Eron, ~ ceinen there. Gen.a5.8. 
 24.9,10,11, God {nffereth the ſpitit of errout to pols 
 God appeared to Joſhua like a man with fefle the mowy of falſe prophets. 1. Ting.22. 
 a Dzawen ſwozde in bis hand, Bofh. 5.13, 21,22, s 
 14515. God fent an enill (pitit betweene the in- 
 Manoah and his wife thought they had habitants of Shechem and Abimelech, that 
 feene God, whenthep fate but bis Angel. thep might deftrop one another. Jud.9 23,24 
 SJudg-13.3,22. MDF the providence of God toward the Sac 
 God ought te be followed. Ephe.5. a. and maritanes afflicted. 2. Bing.7.1 6.” 
 bleffed, aud twbp. 2.Coz.1. 3,4. The mercie of God toward all men. Milſ. 
 The chilozen of Iſrael notable to heare i1.20,26.and12.3,2,8,10.* * 
 God (peake. rod. 20,13,19. Rone good bur God onelp. Matt.19.17. 
 The people fleeing the Gcke of the pale Marke 10.18. Luke 18,19. 
 $eales, glorifies God. Bat. 9.8, God is loue. 1. 3lobh.4.16. 
 Dow to offer to God our ſelues, and all that Pꝛeachers are Gods labozers.1.€[07.3.9, 
 we haue, Rom.6.1 3. God onelp conuerteth the beart. 1.dking. 
 Tie eugbt tofeare; wozkhip, andoferte 18.37. 
 God onelp. 2. Kings 17.36. God touching our hearts, we hall follow. 
 All knees Hal bow vnto God. Fla.45.03, 1.Dam-10.36. 
 Tite mult toue and ferne God with allouer God ruleth the Reps and tapes of men. 
 beart and ſoule Deu.6.3,5,13 11.13.800 Pzou.20 24. Jer.10.23. 
 {ubmit onr (elues onto him. Ecclu.r38.ans = Paul pzapeth God to puine gis lourney. 
 bp praper ſeeke onto him onelp , and we thal 2. Theſſ. 3.11. 
 finde hin. Dev.4.29,30.31.€cclug.38.2,9. God beholdeth the beart, not outheard ap- 
 Unto God anelp belongeth all honour and pearance, 1. Sam. 16.7. 
 glozy. Iſa.a.· d. God kozeſheweth things to come, and net 
 Me cannot ſerue God and tichea. Wat.é. idoles. Via 42.8.9, 
 24. Luke 16.13. God is the authour of peace, and not of 
 Ce ought not to tempt God. Deut.6.16. cowfifion. 1.402.14.33. 
 He that ig of God, heareth Gods woꝛde. God onelpis holp. Reue.r 5.4. 
 John 8.47. The delcriptions’ God. eEret.34.5,6,7. 
 Dee thatisof God, ought to walke as bis powerand benignitte. Iſa 40. 10." 
 Chꝛiſt walked. 1. John 2.6. The name of Ged ig our pꝛotection. Pꝛo 
 AU things are of God, bp Jelug Chꝛiſt. 2. 18.10. 
 Shell. i.17, 12. How God is to bee fought foz, and whe 
 God, the giuer of all grace beginnethtbe finde him TAiſd r.1, 2. 
 good woke in bs, ana petfozmeth it. r.@0z, God onely forgtueth ſennes Matke 2.7, 
 4.7. Phil. 1.6 Heb.13.21. God ſaueth wit haut wozo. r: Sam.7. 45. 
 God ig tobe acknobeledged the author of Godisoneip wile. Rom.16.27. 
 all gootuefie. 1.102 8.6,7. God feeth and fearcheth the beart, anu 
 God ig be that iulifierh og fog the lene of reines. Acts 15.8. 1. Theſſal 2.4. Reuel. 
 2.23. 
 
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 2.23 Bial. 7.9. Bete: 11.20-€7. 11.2 17, 10. 
 
 God onelp wag the finner cf wiſedome. 
 Baruch 3.32.36. 
 i Jn puncking the wickebGod ts eſie ene 
 fanctifies. Ila.5. 16. ' 
 
 Gt was whe will of God, that Rebekah 
 Cheuid be the mifeof Izbak. Geu.24.50,5 1+ 
 
 Moles she man cf God. Deu.33 1. 
 
 DE thole that worlhip beth God aud J: 
 Doles.2. Ring-37. 33. 
 
 The diraelites div choole to lerue God, 
 and reiected idoles. Jol}. 24. 16,21) 32,23, 
 
 24,21. ; ) 
 Satan callenthe god of this wogle. 2. 
 
 02.4.4. 
 
 Gai made Moles a god to Pharaoh. Crs 
 ODUS 7.1,2. 
 
 To lancufie God, what, Dett.3 2.5 1. 
 God {peaketh bp bis preachers. Jetem.7 · 
 23 26. and £1.7,10. 
 
 How God is pacified. Dan.a.a24. 
 NEP is able to abate the pzive of princes, 
 an.a4. 34. oh 
 
 God — faileth thoſe that truſt in him. 
 Dan.14.38.2.Mac. 15.26, 27. 
 
 Tabat God requiteth of vs. Picab. 6.3. 
 
 God onlp generneth atl chings.2.€1n.6.6 
 
 God igzbe preferuer and giuct of king= 
 Domes. 2 Chz.36 23. ER. 16.16. 
 
 Dow God is tempted. plal. 78.18. 
 
 Sod is our father, Deut.32.6.Balee. 1.6. 
 2. Eſo.i.29. 
 ` -Godhead The fuluefle of the godhead 
 Dincllety in Ghpit-Col.2.9. 
 
 Godly. ow w2 ate pattakers of the godly 
 natute.ꝛ. Pet.i 3. 
 
 Gil that liue godly Ha! ſuffte petſecution. 
 2. Tim. 3. 12. 
 
 Godlinege cauleth a Ling to bee blefſed. 
 JP70.25.2,4. epe 
 
 Godlinetfe, 03 vngodlinefſe Daeth neithir 
 profit cz purt God, but man. Job 35.6,7,8. 
 
 Godlinefle hopeth fog. eternal life. Tit: r, 
 1526 ; 
 
 Cee ought to erercile faith, teue Godli- 
 nefe, and boip conucelation. 1. in.4.7,8. 
 2. Het 31 t.0s JAER SN i 
 
 ‘Gods, Ef we honour Arange gods, te thal 
 perif}.Deus.7,toro. , ge : 
 . The godsthat are made wich hanas,ate 
 Ro gods, Aets 19.264) { 
 
 Rabel Role away the gods oz {poles of fer 
 {athere i930 — 
 Jaakob cowmmaunded bis bouſhold to put 
 away the firange gods, Ge.35.2- 
 
 Sainucl exhorteih the people to put aap 
 the Grange gods, tolerus the true God. 1. 
 €am,7.3. 
 
 © Gods pled fog Junges and Pꝛinees. Exo. 
 22.8. Plal.8 2. 1.6.fo2 Angeis. JPlai.gs. 3.* 
 
 Gods the woske of mens bants- Den 4.28 
 
 Df the diwerlitie of the gods ofthe Gens 
 tiles 2. Ring. 17. 29, 30 3 7. 
 
 Manup be calied gods, pet onto bg there ig 
 but one,1.@02. 8.5,6. 
 
 + The gods of the Gentiles are not to bee 
 
 feared. Baruch 6 3,4,22,26," i ; 
 The true Gor dlafpoenontly comparen 
 
 tothe codsof the Gentiles, 2 Bing. 18.33, 
 
 34,35- and 19. 10, 12, 13. 
 
 He that wil ſerue che Loa mul put alway 
 
 The ſecond Table. 
 
 fratige gods: Jott 24.2 3. 
 
 Qo mention maypbeemabe of anp other 
 gods burtbhe iab. Exob.23.1 3. 21:9) 
 
 Mho fo cffereth to other gods, ought tobe 
 flatne.¢ rod.22, 20.Joeke idolatrie anp Su- 
 perftition, z'o Q ; 
 
 Chole tawhom: Gods woꝛd is giuen, are 
 called gods.Ishn ro; 74,35: 
 
 Golde o} luer that appertained toitoles, 
 map nat be pur te primate wie and twbp. Deu, 
 7.25,26; L 
 
 The weight of golde that came veerely to 
 Salomon. 1:ikings10.14. Che Queene of 
 She bas gifts onto hin and of Diners things 
 made of golde. 1. %in.10,10,8 6,17, 18,246, 
 
 Gold ana finer as plentp as fences. 2, 
 Cbꝛon. r.a y. 
 
 Golde og filuer cannot deliuer any from 
 Gods wrath. EFek.7-1 9) 
 
 Tohua referued the golde,fluer,ec. at the 
 facking of Jericho, and put it vnto thetteas: 
 {ure of the boule of the LL oz0. Joſh.6.19, 24. 
 
 Wany man build gold on the foundation 
 of Shail, his building will envure. 1 Cozin. 
 
 3.12. 
 
 Epin fent his Apoſiles to preach with. 
 out olde, filuer, ge. Matth.ꝛo 9. Max.o.8. 
 Lukeg 3. 
 
 Good. FRette good, JDfa.14. 3.4 531,3. Ro. 
 3:10. nog pute, Job 25.4 but God onlp.Wat. 
 19.16,17. Mar.10. 18. Luk. 18.19. 
 
 Hod faw all that he had made, ana leg it 
 was berp good, Gene,1.34. 
 
 Gon mare all bis good to goe befoze Be. 
 fes. Ered. 33.19. 
 
 Gleaue tothatisgood, andabbopre that 
 is euill Rom.i2.9. Gal,4.18. 1. Theflaion. 
 
 SIS. ; 
 Cie ought tabe wile to good, and fimple 
 to cuill. Bem.16,19- -> j } 
 Do good to all, but elpeciallptothe faith: 
 full Gal.6.30. 
 Gee ought to dee good even to our ene⸗ 
 mies. Luke 6.35, ~ 
 It is lawful te Dor good onthe Sabbath 
 pay. Luke 6 9,10. ’ ; 
 Gov wii confume idolaters after he bath 
 Boneckem good Yofg.24 20 , - 
 Dauid vid good fog euill. 1-Bam.24.5,75 
 £. ana 26.9. 
 Te ought to dee that { good in the ight 
 ofthe Loꝛd. Dent.6. 18. 
 s Good and enil Deut.jo.15. .> - 
 Dar coꝛtupt nature can not do that good 
 we tools. Rom,7.18,19. 
 Good intent contrary to Gons woz, is: 
 finne. 1.294.213) 11, t0.1 5, ¥15-0151,3519520. 
 Cizzab fez bis good intent contratie to 
 Gooscommandement, was ilatne hp Good. 
 2. Sam.6 6.7. looke Thoughts, 
 Goods of him that is taucht ,are tobe ims 
 partedto the teacher; Gal 4.6. 
 Shame is the rewarde of enil gotten 
 goods. Att. 1.13. Tooke Riches, and B'eflings.. 
 Goodne Je. Ouetcome evil with goodnetfe 
 om 12.25, ‘ 
 Wans hearewurcformed bp God, is vnapt 
 to goodneſſe Wag. .a 4, Ep 
 Gofkauke. &t was not Tawfult foz the 
 It wes toeate of a Goſhauke Deut.14.12. 3 
 
 GePel ip the glad tidings of laluatien, 
 
 vbnto Gods coaten; accogving to his purpole 
 
 ‘Watt.11.19.4,002.2.7. the myſterie hioden 
 
 G 0 © j 
 Luk.2.ro Ronm rory: : ! 
 The Gofpel declareth Howe Chꝛiſt dled 
 foz our ſinnes, was butied,gc. 1. oginth. 15. 
 
 1,00 §-: } 
 The Gofpel giueth eternal life bp Chꝛiſt 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 andigrace. Ephel ry 9:2: Timot.i.9. Cite 
 2.11. 
 
 ~ The Gofpel called the wifenome of Gov. 
 
 fromthe beginning of the wozld. Ephel 3.96 
 Gol.2.26:the apminiftratien of the (yirit ai B 
 righteoufnefle. 2; C02, 308.9. a mylterie, oz 
 fecret. 1.02.4. 1. Col.a.z. and the reuslation 
 of the myſtetie Rom.16.25. 
 Mee are faucd bp the Gofpel. 1. Corinth, - 
 
 15.26 ; 
 
 Che Gospel is the new couenant. Jetem. 
 
 31.31. 
 
 The Golpel preaches bp Chꝛiſt fick in 
 Galile. Jla.9. 2,.Bat.4.16. > . 
 
 It was fezetold thatthe Gofpel ſhauld bee 
 reucaleD to the Gentiles. Iſai.29. 18. anv. 
 preached, Flai 27. 12, 13. and howe finners 
 ſhoiild receive the fame. Iſa.29.24. 
 
 CTuhither the Gofpel trainech vs. Pebra 
 22,23,24. o@S.o 15 4 
 
 ~The Angel declared the Gofpel onto the- 
 ſhepheards. Lukꝛ.io. 
 
 The premite of eternall life rruealen bythe 
 Gofpel.phe.1.5-Qit.2.11. 
 
 The Gofpel which the Apofiles heard ir 
 fecrete, houl bee pꝛe ached openly. Barth. | 
 10.27 > MURARE ree 
 
 Chif fent bis Dilciples to preach the. | 
 Gofpel Mat.a8.19, 20. War. 16.1516. — 
 
 Whe Soſpelto be pꝛeached thoughout aik- | 
 the world. Matth.24. 14. Mar. 13.10.000 ta 
 e p creature. Bar-16, 15. aud loit wag: | 
 
 ol.1.2 30 Ae Auf! j 
 
 Waui preached the Gofpel fron Jeruſa⸗ 
 iem to Wlipzicum. Rom. 5.19. J 
 
 The maieſtie of Chik is declared bp the | 
 Gofpel. 2, Loz 4.4. a i 
 
 Ime ought te bec ſoꝛbidden to preach the- 
 Gofpel, albcig he be bnimogthp, atid wipe. 
 LUBE 9.495505, 
 
 Cibo {o ioueth father o2 mother moze ther: | 
 Chꝛiſt, is not tocgrhp to beea miniſter of the- 
 5 Matt.a10.37, 39. and 16,25. Patke: 
 
 35. 
 ~ Whe deceitfulneffe of riches, ac. maketh 
 the Gofpel tobee vufruicfutl in many. Wat.. 
 GABA IQ oo ye oo ol 
 
 The Gofpel compared to leede lowen, i 
 BPatth.23.3,t0 10,18,t6 24. s i 
 All thofe to whom. the Apofileg pꝛeached 
 the Gofpel , belecued not. Rom, 10.16, glai.. 
 
 53 i i 3 
 The Golpe! is hid tolome thzough their 
 incredalitie. 2.02.4. 4. } 
 Xhe Gofpel from the time of John Weps- | 
 tit, fuffererh biolenge, atty. r. 13, Luke. | 
 IPG ie! sod ae à — 
 Thole that baue not beent faithfull intria- 
 ches of iniquitie, are not tabée trnilen with: 
 the Golpel. R ukes- It ea 0 a a, 
 -Ehe Gofpel pnknowen te the rife Je wes 
 and pet kuowen terhe BUY Apoftles. Maith· 
 15.25. 
 , Tye Copel compared to atreafiive bius. 
 des Tt 
 
 “gh 
 
 l 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 li G PE © 
 Rett ama precious Hone found. Watth.1 3. 
 
 | — Phatiles beliene wot the Gufpeljneis 
 
 ther wili luker others to belieue. Mat.2 3. 13. 
 
 Fuke visa.) Smia isqlod sq 
 Whe Golpel bꝛingeth diſſention ans death 
 
 | tothe profettogs therest G3 at. 10,3 4,3 yatt. 
 
 } 34.1,2,(07. 
 
 fatig at ‘aes fhal receitte, who for the Gof- 
 
 pels (ake Hane toꝛſaken all things Warg. 
 
 | 28,29. : 
 
 l ; or bur ſueh as ate called anv chofen, 
 receitte the Gofpel, and baling foorth fruits. 
 
 | QPat.r0.1;3,t016. ; i 
 
 | Dur conuerfation mal be {uch ag become 
 meth the Gofpel Dhikr. 27. 
 
 Tiheterrible indgement of God againk 
 
 14,2. tra 
 Che Gofpel tg the moze aduances bp good 
 fuojked.Lol.1.6. & IB $ 
 
 - Gpe Gofpel prophelies of, tobee preached 
 
 in diuers languages. Jſa. 28.11. 
 
 the Golpe: Jinco.. | 
 Theconieience is gladded with the word 
 
 of the Gofpel.JB20.1 2.25. : EN 
 -The Golpel-oF John togp it is mitten. 
 Jobn 20 30,31. 
 
 Fon ao taa Joleph Gouernour cter the 
 land of Eqppt.Gen.42.6, as 
 ' agani wicked gouernours of cities. zep. 
  3.3:looke Princts and Magiftrates, © 
 
 * E Grace.JQoah found grace in the epes of 
 ‘the Lov. Genel.6.8,9. fo vin Boles. Eron. 
 
 17. : 3 
 Ib iy delired to ind grace in Elies ſight 
 Sam. 8. 
 | Bpthe rich grace ok Gow wee are revee- 
 med. gph. 1.7. Cit-3.7- neia 
 “be — — of grace to come to 
 ‘$4 bp Ghilt.1. Pet.1.10. * 
 bea * befoze the beginniug of 
 “the world to be ow bis grace on vs. 2. Tim. 
 4.9 that bee might bee glozified fog fo great 
 | grace beſtowes Cph.t.4,556: 
 ~ The grace of God appeated that we Henle 
 l fiue holly , Waitttig for the blelled hope ofe- 
 ternal life. Witz. rT to 15. 
 | (ice are laued not bp worked, but bp 
 } prace in Jefus Chit. Ephel 2:8,9. Tohu 
 1.17,02 elfe were grace no moze grace. Rom, 
 
 RE Oot 
 
 The remuant of the Jewes fall be laued 
 l pp grace. Rom:T 2.435. ; 
 ' t Eep make fruGrate the grace of Chꝛiſt, 
 WHijoleeke to be inflifien bp workes. Gal. 5.4. 
 ~~ Cle ought totruſt in the grace offered bp 
 the Golpcl 1. Pet. 1.13. aud. not to receine 
 the ſame (rvaine.z 07.6.1, 
 
 Tivo fo reiectety rhe graceof Gon offret, 
 cvs looke kor no metete: Heb.10,26,27. 
 ~ The Apoliles with grace ¢ peace to thole 
 Churches theg wite onto. Rom.1.7.3.Coz. 
 ERROA T T 4 
 Cie ought to gróin in grace and the know⸗ 
 
 pge of Epit Det. 3.18, 
 
 Gs we profit in the knowledge of Gon and 
 ThHrilk,fo (hal the grace of God be multiplied 
 ito bS.2.jPet.1.2. i 
 Grace put feg the doctrine of the Goſpel. 
 
 {uch as contenme the Gofpel.2-Chefl-2.10, 
 
 The'fecond Tables T 
 
 Titus 2.11. Deb.1 3.9, vets inz. fog faith 
 and the fruits thereof. 1:JDet.0.5, Fog free 
 gifts. 1.€02.1,4. Foz fpirituall gifts.ꝛ. Pet. 
 3-18. Fox the miniferie ano preaching of 
 grace. Hal.2.9 Foꝛ free toꝛgiueneſſe of ling. 
 
 1. Joon 1.37. Foz the tebcie calling of the: 
 
 fatthfult. Deby rar s. Foz the efficacie ano 
 power of the {pirte, Acts 14.26, 
 Df Grace, befoze anv after meales , tooke 
 Thankefgiuing: and Praifes. 
 OF the grace of God , loske Fauour, Gifts, 
 ' ame’ Mercyesiis) ris 
 Gracu. God is gracious and mercifalt; 
 GC? Eros. 36.67. 
 Grafted. To what enve wee ate grafted 
 with Chriſt into bis Beath. Rom.6.3,4,5. 
 The Jemes were broken off, that the Gers 
 tiles might be grafted in. Rom.11.17,19, 
 Grapes looke Clufter. 
 It was permittes the Jewe toeate of the 
 > neighbours grapes, but net toe atie any away 
 Deut a3. 24. 
 Graffe. Gos will ſeud graſſe to ferde the 
 
 The Church is catgered bp preaching of cartel of thole which lowe him. Deuter. 11. 
 
 33,95. 
 ` Gitte is gtaſſe, and all the arace thereof 
 is as the ficwer of tye field. Ffa.40,6,4jF et, 
 
 3.24, : 
 
 Grafbopper, locke Blaſting. 
 
 - Granes. The gtaues did open atthe death 3 
 
 of Chik MWatth.27.52. 
 i Jaakob fet apilar bpon Rahels graue, 
 Gene.35.20. +, Sam 10.2- : 
 Aowan kneweth where Weles grave ig. 
 Deut.3 4.6, i 
 
 Folat commanded,that none Mau touch 
 the graue of pman- of God, 2. Bim.23.17;18, 
 
 The graues of luk. Rum.11.34. 
 
 > Whe graue peleribed. Job ro 192122. 
 
 The Lod bzingerh downe to the graus 
 and tafletl bp. 1.Sam.2.6. : 
 _ Graven, Michaiahs grauen anv molten 
 image. Yuvg.17.3,4. À 
 
 Great. God ig great. Dett, 10.17. 
 
 Taho Hall be greateſt in the kingdome of 
 Heauen. Wat. 18.4. War.9.34-1t.9.46, 48. 
 
 Sod hath done great things foz bis preple 
 1.Sam.1 2.24. 
 
 Sant fozetold Dauid that hee ſhduld doe 
 teat things. 1.Sam.26.25, 
 
 Woles dented Ged that hie pewer might 
 be great. Rum. 14. 17. 
 
 . The Greckes leeke after worſdiz wiſdome 
 r: @oz.1.22, . 
 
 a prophetic of the king dome of the Greeks 
 Dan.11.2,3. 
 
 ““Gretting. of the greeting betiveene Yor 
 fes and Jethzo. Exon 18.7. 
 
 Piu willeth the faithfult to greece one 
 another with ar holy kife: PHiikg. 2r. r, 
 Thef 5.26, $ Ă 
 
 The Scribes and Phariſes loued gree- 
 tings in the matketg,ge. Hatth.23.7.10oke 
 Salutation, 
 
 Griewe not the bolp Spirit of Gov. Ephe. 
 
 '205., > 
 $ Stericueth Gong enemies thar pis chil 
 men prolper. Mebe.2. ro. / 
 
 Grove. Euerp creature groneth with be, 
 fer the reucaling of the fontes of Don. Ronie 
 
 225 
 
 H€ AO NƏ 
 
 God heard the groning bf the Iltaelites. 
 €xred.6.5,6.anD bab compaflion on their gre- 
 nings, fog their Juages lakes. Gudg.2.28. 
 
 Grewe Baniuel grewe and the Loꝛd wag 
 with fim. 1. air.3.19, , 
 
 Grudging. icoke Murmuring, 
 
 Gradgingly. Wie mud nor giue almeg 
 grudingly.:2,@02.9,7. > i 
 
 I Guided, Mee mufi be guided bp Gens 
 word, anb not by good intent. Eccles 4,27. 
 
 Guile. No guile tound inthe mouth of J ze 
 fug. 1.4Det.2.22, 3 i ts 
 
 Ail guile ought to be lain afine of Chzifti- 
 ahs, 1.jBet.2.0. looke Wrong, ; j 
 
 L Gyants. Emims, Zamzummims, any 
 Anak. Dettt,2.10,20, to 24.JQum-? 3.23, 34. 
 
 Gyants wete migktp men, and contem⸗ 
 ners eof God. Gen. 6.4. 
 
 Dauid dilcomfites foure Gyauts, the fong 
 of Dataphah. 2.am.21.2,* 96.247 ; 
 
 His 
 
 S Habitation, The land of Canaan Geng 
 holp Habitation. Exod.1 5.13. 
 Wire grow to bee an Habitation of Gov, 
 by the building of the ſpitit. Epheſ 2.21. < 
 Haileftones, Gov delltopeth pig enemies 
 With Hailefones. Joſh. ro v1, i 
 Hallowed pre ab, looke Bread, > 
 Halte, Jaakob Halted on his thigh. Sew, 
 2.31, i j 
 Eo'halte hetweene iwo opinions, what. 
 ring. 8.21. i 
 Hand taken foz Grength. Kings 18.48, 
 Lu.r.s6.Act.i 1.21.fog miniferp: og (eruice, 
 Lenit.26. 46. 
 Tamar orfloured of Amuon, layd bee 
 handes on ber bead. 2.29 amt.1 2,196 
 The lepious hand of Moles became lount. 
 xod.4.6,7 fo did the dgped hand of Jeroba 
 am. 1. Bing. 13.4, 6. 
 CTbe Apoltles repzened for eating with 
 brwafgen hands Wat.15,2.9at.7.2,3,4,5. 
 The Wobarifes marueile that Cheilſt {ate 
 at Dinner with vuwaſhen hands. Luke as, 
 
 37,38. 
 
 Pilate waſhed his handes in token of 
 Chif s innocency, Wat.27.24. 
 
 Paul willeth vs to wozrke with our one 
 handes.1.@hefl.4. 11. as bimlelfe vid. Actes 
 18,3. Dap and night. 1. Theſ.2.9. 2. Thelſ 3. 
 8.to relieue himlelfe and others. Act. 20.34. 
 
 Pant willeth him that hath folien, hences 
 forth to labour with his hands Eph.4:28. 
 
 “Gon will pro per otit handlie worke,if wee 
 loue him. Deut. 30.9,-for ve is ‘the vitectour 
 ofthe fame.JBfal.go.17. 
 
 Chit lifting op bis handes, bleſſed his 
 Apofiles Luke 24.50,51. 
 
 Ifout hand offend dg, twee ought to cut it 
 off. ABat.s:29,30. 
 
 Chiſt heated the dled hand on the Hab- 
 Darh dap. Wat. 12.10,1 2,13. 
 
 The Apelles healed the licke, bp taping 
 on theit hands, Marke 6.18, (odin Chrif. 
 
 Lu.4 4°. 
 
 Chitozen brought to Chi thathe might 
 lap bis hands onthe. Watra. i3. Marke 
 10.73,t0 16, | gi! 
 
 Noͤſhua tepleniſhed with wilenome, by thè 
 laping on of Doles hands. Deut. 34.9. 
 
 Paultecoucredlight, bp taping on of As 
 
 nantag 
 
H AR 
 
 aanias hands, Acts 9.17, 18. 
 
 Stretching forth the hands to Goo, taken 
 foz acknowledging the offence. 1.28in.8.3 8. 
 
 alemon praping, fretched out bis hands 
 toward heawen. 1.ik{ng.8.2 3. 
 
 ` Woles praying, {pzeav his hands butothe 
 Loz. Erd 9:29,33: 
 
 Solong as Wales held vp bis handes to 
 God, the Iſraelites preuailed,ec. Erov.17. 
 Er,13. 
 
 Lifting bp the hands to heauen, a maner 
 of (wearing. Deut.33.40; Gene 14.22. Re- 
 uel. 10.5 
 
 To bp the hand againſt anp, is to tes 
 bells Hing. 11.26. 
 
 None can deliuer anp out of Gods hands. 
 Deut. 32,39. noz auopde bis handes Amog 
 
 9.2. 
 
 The Loꝛds hand ig not MHhoztened. Mum. 
 51,23. 
 
 Gers hand was fore againé the Jewes, 
 tohen be aiun them into teir enemies 
 hands. Gudg.2.1 
 
 The hand of oe Loꝛd was againf the 
 Phbiliſtims all che daxes of Samuel. 1,Ha- 
 muel 7.13. 
 
 The hand of God is bpon anp when hee 
 afflicteth them with anp kind of plague, Te 
 
 Sam.5.7. 
 Py faithfull are in Govs hands. Deut. 
 
 5 it han baja — foz a cloud. Exo.33 23. 
 eLa 
 
 That ‘Bobs tight hand fignifieth. Luke 
 22.69. Acts 7.55. 
 
 Handwriting. Chri bath put out the 
 handwriting of ordinances that was againſt 
 bg.Col. 2.14. 
 
 Hanged, The Pbhiliftims hanged gp 
 Gauls vody on the wall of Bethſhan. r. 
 Bam. 31.10, 
 
 The feuen kinfemen of Saul were han- 
 ged befoze the Lo20. 2.am.21.1,2,6,9. 
 
 Rechab and Baanah were hanged fo? 
 murtheting Fhboheth. 2:88am. 4,5,612." 
 
 TUipoloeuer was hanged oma trte, ought 
 to be buried the fame bap. Deut.21.22,23. 
 becaule $e is cutſed. Gal.3.13. 
 
 Happe, looke Prouidence. 
 
 Happy. Ten abings happy: Ecclug.25.7, 
 to 14,looke Bleſſed 
 
 Hard. Two things hard and perillous. Ec· 
 tlug.26.30. 
 
 Morhing. too hard fo} Gon, Jerem. 32.37. 
 @en.18.14.7 
 . Harden. Thom Gon will be hardeneth, | 
 Bom.9.18.ana 11.7. 
 
 To harden our hearts, ig te bee obſtinate. 
 
 1.5am.6.6. John 12:40. 
 
 God hardened the venita of the Diuites, 
 and why. Jofh.1 1.19, 
 
 < God hardened Pearaobs heart, Grod 7. 
 3, 13, 14 and 8.15, 32. and 9.751 2,34,35.8n0 
 
 10.1, 20, 27. and 11.10- AB 14. 4, 8. 
 
 Gov — the {pitit of Sihon , and 
 tobp.Deut.2 
 
 Peart — taken fo; forgettul Mar. 
 6.52. 
 
 Sie hardneffe ef heatt ig the fountaine of 
 ignozance.€phe.4.18.looke Heart. 
 
 Hare forbidden the Jewes to cate. Leuit. 
 
 Thefecond Table. 
 
 6.6 Det 1427.9 
 
 Harlots. Twa dion pleaven belie Sie 
 fomon. 1. Rings 3.16." 
 
 He that couplerh pindedfe with an harlot, 
 is one boop with her. a. Cor. s. 16. 
 
 Hatlors:(hail foncer enter. into the king: 
 dome of God then proud Pbatiles. Barth. 
 33.31,32. 
 
 DF the behaniout of harlers. $200.9.13, 
 to 18.looke Whoores, 
 
 Harneſſe, looke Armonr. 
 
 Harte. Che Jawes might eate of a Harte, 
 Ge) Deut.14-5. 
 
 Harueft, © he law of haruck, Leuttit9.9, 
 10. and 23 «22, 
 
 Du: haruett aibe plencifall, if tee pleate 
 God. Leuit.26.3, 4,5. 
 
 Thitſuntide was the keaſt of the irk 
 fruites of harueft.deuit. 23.16. 
 
 Samuel called spon Gov in the time of 
 harueft. v.artt,13.17. 
 
 PBꝛay the Lord on (ent labourers into hid 
 
 harueft.Q att.9.38. 
 
 The- Apoftles reaped the harueft which 
 the Pzophets had lowen. John 4.38. 
 
 The Logs harueſt Reue. 14. 18.* 
 
 Hate. Gon punifherh thate that hate bim. 
 Deut.5.9. 
 
 Mee ought not te hate our bzothet in out 
 deare. Leuit. 19.17. 
 a en twas hated of the wozld, and why. 
 
 opn 7 
 
 Ehiithans ate hated of all men fox Chꝛiſts 
 names fake. Matt ro. 22. 
 
 ee onght to vee good to them that hace 
 bs. Matt. 5.44 
 
 — Gece thofe that hated bim.2.Sam. 
 
 9.6. 
 
 "pe that hateth bis bzother ig a manflaper. 
 1. John 3.15.and 2.9,05. 
 
 Mhbak is hated of Abimelech and Phicol. 
 Gen.26.27. and Jaakob of Clau. Gen.27. 
 42-8 Joſephef bis bꝛethꝛen. Gen. 37 4,5,8. 
 
 The Egyptians hated che Iſtaelites Ero. 
 
 1.52. Plal.i o5.25. 
 
 Amnon hated big ſiſter, after he had nee 
 flowꝛed ber. 2. Sam. 13. 15. anviberefore 
 Ablalom hatred him. Sam 13:22. 
 
 He that calleth bpon Gon, pall be deliue⸗ 
 = from them that hate im. 2.aim.23. 
 
 Cee ought to hateall foz Chgiftes fake: 
 
 < Luke 14.26. John 12.25 
 
 Thart fortes of men haed. Ecrlug.25.2. 
 
 oske Enuie and Malice, 
 
 Hautine fe. looke Pride o} Nobilitie; 
 
 Haile mingled with fire, Deftroyeth cattel 
 and other things in Egypt. Exodus 9.18; 
 
 24,25. 
 
 Haire Not one haire of theit heads peri. 
 fyeth > that futter foz Chil his ſake. Luke 
 25:8 
 
 ait the hairesof our beats are numbzed. 
 Weatth.10.30dLuke 12-7, 
 
 Ablatoms haire polled peerelp, weied 200. 
 fhekels. 2.am.14.26. 
 
 Long haite comety foz.a woman, not foz a 
 manr. Cor Ii rg ty 
 
 Bꝛopded haire forbiaden. a. Tim 2,9, and 
 
 1. Pet. 3. 3. 
 Head, Che people that leate God, ſhalbe 
 
 ‘ 
 
 _ Heape. The wicked heape Rane bp finne, 
 
 John 10.8516: 1. Tim.4.16. 1.Goh.4.6. and | 
 
 H SE FA 
 
 mane thehead; and not the taile to anyp nati⸗ 
 on. Dewt.28.13 
 
 Thik is a head of whom the bony ofthe © 
 Church bependerh, andis nourifhen. Ephe. 
 1.22.6 4.13,45-Golt,18)3 2. 10, 19. 2. D 
 muel 22.44. 
 
 — the Setpents head. Gene. 
 
 ‘Che mans head muff be bare toben bee 
 — — coueted.i.Coz.iA1. 
 
 The head fog the honozable man, oz prince. 
 Slaa.6.and 9.15. Amog5.2-JQum3.4.. 
 
 Heale Gov onelphealeth, anv deliuereth 
 fromafflictions. Deut.32.39. 
 
 God healeth ali our infirmities: Erov.1s. 
 26. Jete.17.14. 
 
 We are healed of our finnes bp Chzikt big 
 ſtripes. 1. Pet 2.24. 
 
 Heakh. The health of Iſtael is the Lord: 
 Jere 3. 23. 
 
 Te whom health is pzomilen. Prouerbes 
 4.22. 
 
 Health ig the mef ercellent thing in the . 
 wozld. Erelus, 30.15 16. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Ectius.3i29. 
 
 Heape coales, looke Cnales. 
 
 Heard of wine, looke Swine, 
 
 Heardmen, Suife betiveene the Heardi 
 men of Gerarand Izhak. Gew.26.20.looke | 
 Shepheards. f 
 
 Heare. Samuel heareth God lpeake onte | 
 Pim. . Sam 3.10511, A 
 
 The Iſtselites woiud not hearken te 
 Woles, and why. Erod.6.9,1 2. 
 
 The Lozd would not heare the Hlaelites, 
 pꝛeſuming to fight contrary tehis commans | 
 Dement. Deut.1.42,45. , 
 
 all ought to heareans obey Gods boget. a 
 Joh.8.35.1-Dam.r274. 
 
 Suchaz heare Gos — ate big biete | 
 trealure ge. rob. 19: 56 
 
 Gob commaundeth bs to heare the 19209 l 
 phet Chriſt. Deu ab. — siuk | 
 9.35. 2.Jpet.1.17. 
 
 To; 14. , 
 Faith commeth bp hearing the ten i 
 Gob preacheddom.10.17. 
 Chꝛiſt erborteth all that bane cares, te 
 heare.SWat.13.9:D9ar.4.3,9. Luke 8.8. 
 Preachers mult (peake whether the peor , 
 ple will heare 02 not. Jlere-7.27. f 
 To héare put forto belcene. patch. 24. | 
 
 fozto buterfand. 2:Qo214:2, 
 
 Hearing onelp ig not {ufficient. Wat.7.21. | 
 Luk.i 1. Bem.. 13. James s: 2," loske 
 Doe. 
 
 Divers kindes of hearers. Matth. 3.19 
 20.* John 7.40,41. 
 
 Thep that heare Gods preachers, heare i 
 God bimielfe, Luke 10.16. and are of Gon, | 
 Toh 8.47. ant contrariwiſ⸗ e. 1. Joh 4 6. looke 
 Pariſhioners· 
 
 Famine of hearing,fee Famine, 
 
 Cie ought tobe ſwift to Heare, and floiwe 
 tofpeake. James 1,19. 
 
 Gon will not heare contemmers of is woga 
 and preachers.Sere.1 1.12, l 
 
 Daung 
 
Dauids enemies crping foz apit, were 
 
 not heard. 2.@am.22.42,, ic, 
 < on heard Eliisi r. Bing.18. 37,38. 
 
 God will heare the crp of che afflicted and 
 eppretied calling on him.Exo.ꝛ2.ꝛ 3.2.94» 
 miel 22.7. “hp TIE, 
 -Thom God doerh heare pang whom not. 
 Fom 9.13, af E- 
 ~ on heard the voice of Iſhmael. Gen a1. 
 2 7.0f Leay and.JR abel.Gen.30.6,57.and of 
 Jaakob in his tribulation. Gen.35.3. 
 Moſes was heard of the Log. erod.3 2. 
 34.JQumtg 20. Deut.9 16,19) Samuel. 
 *.Sam.7.9, aud Manoah. Judges 23.8,9. 
 
 Heart comfogted with bzead. Judger9.5. 
 
 The heart of man te veceitfull and wic- 
 ken aboue all things. Jere. 17.9. Gene. c. 
 5. and . 21. ahi 
 
 Go biele a mans felfe.in his heart’, is to 
 farter pimfelfe in bis wickedneſſe. Deuter. 
 
 29.19. 
 , eee knoweth the leerets of all hearts,and 
 trieth thea. 1.Sam.16.7. 1. Kin.b. 18. Acts 
 15.8.: 1.Thel-2.4. 1. John 3.20. Reue 2.23. 
 1. Chro.2 8.9. Dial yg Jere. roan 17, 
 oand 20.12, -o fed 
 God Gall make manifell the countaile of 
 the heart. 1.@002.4.5. 2 moh 
 Dé the abundance of the heart, the meuth 
 fpeaketh. Luke 6.45: Watt. 12.3435 
 Tabat vefileth che heart, and what not: 
 Part.15.11,19.Mar.7.1 5,18, 19st 24- 
 i @ be hearts are purified bp faith. Act.15.9 
 God turneth ans reneweth the hearts of 
 men; and Why. Ezek. 11 .19.and 36.26,27, 
 Jer. 32. 39.40. 1. Ring-18.37. 
 Salomon pꝛaveth Goad ta conuert the 
 | hearts of his people bnto him. a. Kings 3. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 8. » 
 3 Gov gaue Haul another heart to bee a 
 new man. 1.Damn.10.6,9. 
 © Uith the heart man heleeneth onto righ- 
 geoutneffe. Rom. 109,10. 
 
 Ged muk open the heart, if anp heare ats 
 tentiuelp. Acts16.14, ant refozme it befoze 
 } it be ape to goodueſſe. Hag.1.14. 
 | © CGipere eur trealure igthere wil the heart 
 | be allo. Mat. 6.21. 
 | o Dur heare til not condemne bg befoze 
 
 | God, ifec, 1. John 3:18,19,20. 
 
 | ` Tee ought to (peake pnto our ſelues and 
 i snake melodie unto the Lorin our hearts. 
 Exphel.5. 19. The wow of Goo sughe to bee 
 {aid bp in ourhearts. Deut.6.6. anv 11.18 
 | .» Hannah pzapeth in her heart to the Lord, 
 fo become frutefill.. .1.4>am, 1.10,to 14: and 
 dauing abteined; her heart reiopced.1.S9am. 
 Bile 
 
 2 Go beleeue in heart: 2. Eſd. 1.37. 
 
 Gov mealureth our almes accogding to 
 the heare Marke 12.41, to 44. Luke zr. 1, 
 
 to 5. n A 4 
 a: Ure ought to vat necre te Chꝛiſt wirh 
 pure heart ebz.1022. and follomthem 
 “that cal vpon Goo with pure hearts, 2: Gim, 
 2,22. 
 Gt ig Bod that ſtabliſheth our hearts in 
 Holinefle. 1. Thefl.g-13 2. Chefs, 16,17. 
 The haries coucten rather to haste 
 ‘thei cuppes then their hearts cleane.Matt. 
 23.25, 
 
 Thefecond Table. 
 
 Ehi mourned foz che bardnefle of the 
 JP hariles hearts Marke 3.5. 
 
 Me ought to forgive our bzether from sug 
 hearts. Mat· 18 34,35. 
 
 Tie ougheto loue and ferue Bon with all 
 out heart. Deu.s.5, 13. and £0.52.anB sf, 1. 
 Luke oazen i) si Di te 9 
 
 Ala big heart was bpzight with the Lom. 
 Bene 15,04, And lo muk ours be. Chap. 
 
 OF. y 
 
 Joſhua erboztethto lerre God with alithe 
 heart and ſoule Joſh.24. 14, 23. and 225. 
 
 TUe map not attribute to our vpꝛightueſſe 
 of heart,ecernail life which Gon giuech frees 
 Ip. Deut.9.4,5. 
 
 Wee oughe toturne ta God in heart, if 
 a looke to obtaine mercie; 1. Rings 8.47 
 
 48, 
 
 Danis followed Ged with all pig heart, 
 rings 14.8. 
 
 Hezekiah walked before the Lozd with d 
 perfect heart. 2. Bings 20.3. 
 
 Dut heart ig turned from Gon, when wé 
 
 feruc firange gens, oz truſt in anp thing bes 
 live Gov. Deut 29.18. 
 
 Whe idolatraus wines of Salemon tur» 
 ned sway pis heart from Dov. 1. Kings 11. 
 
 It: s 
 
 Thole that turne their heart from God, 
 — theit lives ſhortened. Deuter, 30, 
 17518. } j 
 
 The cry of a contrite heart puta God. 
 
 fal: t30". 
 
 ‘Jf wee returne onto God with aleur 
 heart;he will turne pnts ps: Deut 30.9,10, 
 
 Samuel exhozteth to turne to Gov, with 
 all the heart, and te ferue pim onelp.1. am, 
 
 7+3° 
 
 Joſiah turned tothe Low, with all bis 
 heart. 2. Kings 23.25. 
 
 -o0 promileth mercie to thole that cots: 
 uert in heart. Deut 30 1322 3. 
 
 Salomon crauety of God an vndetſtan⸗ 
 Ding heart. 1.Ling.3.9; 
 
 Che King is commaunded to teave the 
 Law, tet bis heart fhoulo be lift vp. Deut. 
 17.14. 
 
 Dur hearts ought not to be lift pp to fozget 
 Gon, ana whp.Deut.8.5,14. 
 
 Iharaobs heart hatdened Exod.ↄ. 34. 
 
 Gor giueth to thoſe that feate him, an pt- 
 vertanding heart, Dett.29. 3.4. and to thole 
 that diſobey him, afaint heart Leuit.26.26. 
 
 Ste Afechemites mooued the hearts of 
 the Iſtaelites to receiue Abimelech Judg. 
 9.2.36 0] i Q 
 Ebe hearts of the Amozites and Canaa⸗ 
 nites fainted at the Iltaelites comming. 
 
 oſh 5.1. 
 The Ntaeliteg hearts melted, when they 
 tsere Difcomfited at Ai. Joſh.7 · 5. 
 Beaz comfozten the heartof Ruth, b 
 (peaking kindly. Ruth· 2. 1 3. 
 Heart hardened againſt the pooze, Looke 
 Harden, 
 Gow giveth the difobcdient a trembling 
 heart. Deut · 28.65. 
 Sauls heart ſore aſtanied, when hee fay 
 ithe Philiſtims affembled. again tim. 1. 
 $am.28.5. 
 Dauid touched in heart, afer he had cut 
 
 H: EN 
 
 cf the lap of Sauls garment. 1.Sain.24,6; 
 Moles willeth the Iſtaslites to fer their 
 hearts to Gebs w00, Deut. 32. 46. 
 Tice ougbe not to leeke atter our owne 
 heart.J2um.1§.3940.. : 
 | The hearts of the imple veceined bp Ths 
 falom. 2,.@am.15.2,t0 7,486) i 
 Tie ought to loue one another with a pure 
 eart. Gim. 1.5.1. Pet.i .d22. 
 Saint Paul walked in the Gimplicitie of 
 þig heart.2.@03, 1,22, 
 Dauid fen the Flactices in ſimplicitie of 
 heart. Pſal 78.72. VORA 
 The thankefgiuing ofa tede and fanbfull 
 heart. JP [al.103.* : 
 Ged lev Hitael 40. peered in the wilder⸗ 
 nefe to prewe rheit heatts. Deut. b.2. 
 Joſiahs heart did melt, when be hearty the 
 Law tead.2.iKing.23.20,11,18.* 2. Chrzon. 
 
 3427: ta 
 
 Thep whole heart Gow bad touched. fols 
 folned Saul. 1.Sam,10.26. 
 
 The fozot of the heart hath Laine manp. 
 Ecclus. 30.23. r 
 
 kop a mang heartmap veceitse him Dek, 
 
 11.16. 
 < The pride of the heart deceiueth man. D> 
 
 av. 3 + 
 
 The heart of Gon foz the purpote of hig 
 ivili ge. 1. Ebꝛ. 17. 19. 
 
 Epes aud heart of God, looke Eyes, 
 
 . The heart ought to holve fag the wozve of 
 God.Pꝛo.4.4. ok 
 
 Gods lates mitten in the hearts of the 
 Faithfull. Heb 8.10. 
 
 Dne heart and one Waperpounded. Jere, 
 32,39 Act.4.32. Esek.11.19.¢ 36.26,27. 
 
 Toe to the Double hearted, Ecclus 2.13. 
 end 32.28. 
 
 ee that feateth the Loz, conuerteth in 
 heart. dE cclug.21.6. 
 
 The reward of them that (et bp ldoles in 
 theit hearts. Ezek. 14. 1, 3.to 11. 
 
 Mf the keeping of the heart. Pzo.a.23. 
 
 Dautd was aman after Godg oon heart. 
 a. Sem. 13. 14. 
 
 oes {orp — heart Gen 6.6. 
 
 e heart ig mate holy and pure throu 
 Chꝛiſt Pſal.5 1.10, AA 
 
 Heart of the earth, foz the inward patt of 
 the earth. Wat: 12.40. 
 
 Heart foz the delire ef the heart, Wat.6.a1 
 Forthe foule.x,1Pet.3.4. Foz the conſcience. 
 r.Ghels.3,13, 1. oh 3.20,21. and for the 
 toil. Acts 4,22, w 
 
 Heathen. Such ad refule admonitior, 
 ought to be bnto pg as Heathen men. Hatt 
 18.17, 
 
 Heauen,and the Heauen of Heauens, is the 
 Los. Deut. 10 14.and is cailen his thzone 
 and dwelling place, though it be not able te 
 conteine him, 1. Kings 8,27,30,39,43,49- 
 Mat.5.34.Act3 7.49. 
 
 The Heauen callenthefirmament, mave 
 Dp the woꝛd of God.Gen.1.8, 
 
 The Heauens, created and preferued bp 
 Gods moe, (hall be diflolnen with fire. 3. 
 }Pet.3,5,7,12. i 
 
 Paul taken op into rhe third Heauen, 2. 
 Coꝛ. 2.2. 
 
 Heauen open, Matth. 3.16. Acts 7.56. 
 
 Heauen. 
 
HODR 
 
 Hoauen and eatth are callc te witne ffe. 
 Deut.32.1." donate: 
 
 God openeth the heauens, in giuirg raine 
 indue ealn- Deut.28.12. 
 
 ETibefoeuer worlhippeth the hofte of hea- 
 uens,eugyt to be fonedto death Deut.27.2, 
 
 Seamer * «ine — Watt.24.35. 
 ar. 13.31. heb. 1.01. Reul · 29.1. 
 
 i oy bait kingsome prepared fog the 
 holy Angels and. Gods elect. Watth.25. 34. 
 D§.3,00 13. i 
 ———— Toe hanvofthe Lorꝛde heauie a- 
 
 gaint them of aſhdod. a.Sam·56. 
 
 The rich pong man loath to feli all, went 
 from Theiſi heauie. Luk. 28.22,23. 
 
 The Phariſes id binde heauie burBens 
 
 other.Mat. 23 .4 . 
 
 C Tinis foule heguie , euen to the Death. 
 Mattb· 26. 38. his ditciples epes heauie alſo. 
 verle 43- 
 
 DE heauineſſe and harme comming thers- 
 
 ok. Dlal.z i.10. Ecelus.ꝛ5.4. and 30.2 1. and 
 
 38.18,to 24. laohe Sorow anb Weeping. 
 Heeles. The Ilraelltes being waren fat, 
 
 fpurned with theit heeles again God.Deu. 
 
 2.15. À 3 
 3 Jud as liften Sp bis heele againſt Chꝛiſt. 
 obn 13. 18. Plal.45.9. 
 Satan map byuile the heele of the godly, 
 hut not ouercome them.Gen. z. 15» 
 Jniquitp compafleth vs euen at the heels, 
 when we are in miſetie. Pſal.49.5. 
 Hell, Jn Hell there is no meate.Ceclus. 
 14:16. , 
 The delcription ef hell. Iſa.30. 3 3- 
 
 Dow hellig pzepared fram the beginning , 
 
 ‘fo: the veuill,and bis Angels, and al ticked 
 perfons.Qzatt.25-30,41,46 Job 10.21,22. 
 Wlat.66.15, 16,24. Dail. 7.13- Mild.5., to 
 15. Matt.3.10,12. aus 5.20, to 27. and 6.16. 
 AnD $. 22,29. and 13.30.42. AND 18.8,9. and 
 22.13. and 23.33. Mar 9.43:t0 49 Lule 3. 
 9,t0 i7. and 10 15. and 16 23." JOpil. 2.10. 
 
 Heb.io .27. 2. Pet 2.a. Jude 6 Reuel 68. 
 
 and 19.20 ant 20.10,14,15. 
 The cates of hell,looke Gates, 
 Hell taken foz the graue. Gen. 37.35. 
 Helpe. God did helpe Iſrael againſt to 
 JPbilifims.1.Dam,7.i0. ; : 
 Durhelpe intime ot need is Chik. Heb. 
 
 4.16, 
 
 The helpe of Iſrasl is ths Lore Ged, 
 Dettt.33.26. 
 
 The Jicaclited cry tothe Usꝛde fozhelpe, 
 Qudg.6.7,8,34. 
 
 God helpeth the faithful! oft times mira- 
 enloufip. Dofle.5.13.%2 Bing, 6.17.and 19. 
 35.2-Dacea.10.29,30, and 1 1.8,looke Ap- 
 
 caring. 
 
 Henne. Chill would baue gathered the 
 Irae lites, as a henne per chickings. Batty, 
 23.37. 
 
 Herbes, The weake map eate herbes, fo 
 that bee tunge not theſe thateate them not. 
 Rem. 14.2,3 
 
 Herbes with theit ſeedes, creates dp the 
 word of Gow. Gen.1.11,12, 
 
 Herefre. There muſt be herefies, and wip. 
 3,.@03.11.19,2.Jpet.2.3, š 
 
 Herefies.are P doozko of the Ref Gals.20, 
 
 The fecond Table. 
 Cbꝛiſt bis religion counted he eſie. Actes 
 
 24.14, 
 
 Heretikes, after twife admonition, ought 
 We to reiect. Cit. 3. 10,18. 
 
 Heritage, looke Inheritance. 
 
 Heiress Lous hath regenerated bg bp the 
 bolip Gholk , that tue ſhouid be heires of eter= 
 nalliife. Titus 3-59937- 
 
 Jeſus Chꝛiſt is the heire of al good things. 
 Luke 20.14,eb.1.2. 
 
 Ginabhain the heire of the wold bp faith. 
 TRom.4,52- 
 
 Cbriſtians heires of God thrꝛough Chꝛriſt. 
 Gal.4.7. Rem.8 17. 
 
 Heire of wozmes, looke Proud, 
 
 DE heires, tooke moze Firſt borne, 
 
 © Hide. Gov will hide his face from thoſe 
 that fozfake bin. Deut 3 1. 17, 18. 
 
 Eliish bidden to hide pimleife from the 
 rage of Ahab. 1. Rings 17.3, 
 
 The Iſtaelites viv hide themſeiuts foz 
 
 -feare ofthe Pbiliſtims. 1.am.13.5,6. 
 
 He that hideth fis ſinnes Hatuot profpere 
 32001, 28.13. 
 High. The people facrtficed in bigh places 
 
 befoze the builping ofthe temple, 1.in.3.2. P 
 
 ‘T eroboam mave an houle of high places. 
 1 Kings :2.31,32,33. 
 
 Amasziah and Jebeſhaphat tooke not alway 
 the high places, which Jeroboam Had erece 
 ted. 2.King.14.4. 1 King. 22. 43. but peze 
 kiab Did. 2 Rings 18.4, t0 9, 
 
 Salomon offred incenſe in the high places 
 
 hefore hee built rhe temple. x. king. 3.3. and L 
 
 after allo bp the pꝛotiocation of bis wiues. 1. 
 kings12.4,to10, —: 
 
 Mountaines and high trees 
 and loftie people. Sifa.2.14, 
 
 THe ought vot te be high minded. Rom 12 
 16. alld HHP. Prou 16.16, and 18,12. looke 
 Abomination, Preſumption. 
 
 Samuri willed. Saul to goe op buto the 
 high place. 1. Sam.ↄ.19. 
 
 Tte heauens are not fo high to ſinde as 
 Gods perfection. Fob 11.7.8. 
 
 Holy, God onelp ig holy. Reu.i 5.4. Bilal. 
 
 » foz pode 
 
 99.59. 
 
 Gor is holy, and hee onelp wilk be ponot- 
 red. Fol).24.19,20, 
 
 The Beth- hemis did confelle rhat tke 
 God of Fltacl was the holy Lowe Gob. 1. 
 ain. 6,20. 
 
 God commanded his people te be holy bis 
 tohim. Erebus 22.38- FQnm.15.40. 
 
 The wicked count themfeluesas holy as ; 
 
 the godly, anv all degtees slike holx. Qum. 
 16.3, Q 4 
 The Iſtaelites an holy peopie of Ged. 
 Deu.r4 2,34, 826.19. bp heating his ted, 
 anu keeping bis covenant. Cr0d.19. 5,6. 
 
 Thole whom Bod hath preoeHinate , are- 
 holy, in that thep ate inftifies by pit. i 
 
 Bom.8. 30. 
 
 Te ought to bee holy in conueMation, as 
 teis holy that called vs.a. Pet.i.i 5,1 6.and 
 toby. 2. Pet. 3. 10. 11. 
 
 Whe place is holy where Sods waw ig 
 Declared. Joſh 3.15. Exod. 3.5. Actes 7.33, 
 Plal.74.7. 3. 
 
 The holy places vobereinto Ghil is en- 
 tred koz bs. ¢b,9,24- oo, Az 
 
 22: 
 vo Die Faithfull. are [ealed with the Holy 
 
 — N am 
 
 Hook 
 
 Gine not that which ig holy onto degges. 
 Matth.76. 
 Dimorhie knet the holy Scriptutes of 
 
 a childe. 2. Tim. 3. 15. 
 Holy dayes looke Feaſt. 
 Holy Ghoft. Mo man can fap that Velisis — 
 the Lezd, but by the Holy Ghoft. 1.Cezinth. | 
 2 2.3 s$: 
 The Holy Ghoft promifen to the Apeſtles. 
 Luke 24.49. John 14.1626. Actes 1. 8. and 
 [ent to tbem. Act 2.4. : 
 God ciueth the Holy Ghoft to them that 
 keruently vefire him. Luke 12.13. 
 Dut loue pꝛoceedeth from the Holy Ghoſt, 
 and bp bim is ſhedde abzoad in out heatte. 
 Rom 5.5.1. John 4.13. 
 
 Telus Chk was conceiued bpthe Holy 
 Ghoft. Luke 1.31,35. 
 
 Chꝛiſt diſpoſſeſſed denils bp Holy Ghofte 
 MHattt.12.28. Luke 11.20. 
 
 The Holy Ghoft is giuen the fatthfull, te 
 anfwere the aduerſaries in the trueth Dare 
 10.19,20, l 
 
 The Holy Ghoft declared to the Pro⸗ 
 phets, the fufferings and glozp of Chzilt. 1. 
 Et LIL. 
 
 The Prophets ſpake ad the Holy Ghoft 
 moned them.2.J9et.1.21. 
 
 TUe are elect that we might be fanctifien 
 by the Holy Ghoft 1.4Bet.1.2. 
 
 The ſend ing of the Holy Ghof was pꝛo⸗ 
 pheſied of. Joel 2.28,29. 
 
 Clik’ promifes to {endthe Holy Ghoft, 
 uke 24.49. tobo was net fent cull Chek 
 was clozificd. John 7. 39. 
 
 The Holy Ghoft called the comfezter ant 
 [pirit oftrueth. Joh.14.16, 17, 26. Acis 1.80 
 
 Cheilt baptizeth with tye Hely Ghofta 
 Matth. 3. 11. 
 
 The Holy Ghoft ig called the water of 
 life. Fon 4. 10. and 7.38. 
 
 Chꝛilt gaue his vilciples the Holy Ghofte 
 Jobn 20.23,23. 
 
 Tie Holy Ghok. was ginento the Apa 
 files -accozting to Cheziſtes promile, Actes 
 2.4. 
 
 Che Samaritanes receiued the Holy 
 Ghoit. Acts 8.17, 
 
 To whom the Holy Ghoft ig giuen, Gal. 
 
 
 
 Ghoft. Ephe 1.1 3. and 4.30.who is the ears 
 nefi.of- the inheritance premiſed to confirme 
 bs in the affuren. pope thereof, 2.e2.3.32. 
 Ephel r. 14. 
 
 The grace of the Holy Ghoft poweed vpan 
 the Gentiles. Atte 10.44, 45. 
 
 Dur bodies are temples of f Holy Ghoft. 
 3:2 02.6.19-, 
 
 Zacharias was filled withthe Holy Ghoft, 
 end propheſied. Luke 1.67.7 fo DiD Simeon, 
 uke 2.25,t0 36. | 
 Jobn Baptiſt ited withthe Holy Ghoſt 
 from his bitth Lukbe 1.15. 
 
 The Holy Ghoft was not giten vnto Fe 
 fus Chꝛiſt bp meafure. Zohn 1.16. and 3.340- | 
 Heb.1.9. : 
 
 The Holy Ghok repzooueth the aoeld of | 
 finne, of tighteoufnefle, and of iudgement. 
 John 16 8. 
 
 CThe Holy Ghoſt begreth witneſſe in idee j 
 
 * 4 
 
 | 
 | 
 
 | 
 
) 8,9. 
 Jonathan taking honie, conttatie to bid -R 
 
 
 
 IH OOËN 
 
 | tonfotenced, shat we ‘ate rhe ſonnes of Gov. 
 a ag ute Pema i i bg. 
 
 2f 5 / 
 Bw the vertue ofthe Holy Ghoft, wee are 
 mave ſtrong again ff death, fine, and rhe Dee 
 uill2 Tim 2.7. 
 
 Wote the Holy Ghoft twas the teacher of 
 
 | the Apolkies. ohn 14.26, and 16.136 
 
 * Che Holy Ghoft witnelleth inour beatts, 
 
 $ {har repentance and remiffion of ſinnes come 
 bp Chil. Acts 5.3 0,32 
 
 The Holy Ghoſt fozbade ‘Pant to preach 
 
 || in Ais. acts 16.6, 
 
 The gifts of he Holy Ghoſt diners, pet 
 one felfe (ame ſpirit 1. Qoz.12.4,11. 
 
 Both Jew and Gentile infpired with the 
 Holy Ghoft, hath accefle ta the Father, bp 
 Chak bis fone. cphe.z.18.and 3.6, 
 
 inne agang the Holy Ghoft nenet foz: 
 
 | pluen. Wat. 2:31,32 War,3.29. 
 
 Aline (fe to the Loꝛde was a ſuperſcripti⸗ 
 
 | Ot inthe bigh Dziena mitre. Exod 39. 30. 
 | tue holinefle requiren in Chziftiansd 
 
 _ Continually. Luke 1.75. phe. 4.24.1. Chell. 
 
 > 3.83 .8nD 4.3,4 2. Cor 7 . 1. 
 
 Honefice ig not ta bee learned of vnhoneſt 
 
 men. Ccclug.3.7, 11. 
 
 TUe ought to behane our ſelues honeftly, 
 
 4 0.1.0 hel 4,412. 
 
 Aonie. Gie Pfraelites fucked honie out 
 ofthe Rone, and ople out of the barve rocke. 
 Deut.32.13. : 
 
 Honie in the catkafe of a lion. Judges 14. 
 
 - Fathers evict, hatdiy efcapes death 1. Sara. 
 
 1426,27. 
 
 > Hohie eaten temperatelp ig verie good. 
 
 JD}0.24.13.gnd 25.16,27. 
 
 Honour, Mee ought to honour the perfor 
 of theolne man, Heut.19.32.Alfo maſters.i. 
 Time, Te. : 
 
 Wiee ought to giue honour te whome wee 
 owe honour. Rom.13.7. yom 
 “ Wee ought te honour all’ men; namely, 
 
 «Rings. Pet. 2.17. 
 
 ~~ Elpers wogthp double honour, 1, Timoth. 
 5. I V6 
 
 In giuing honour wee ought te goe one 
 before another. Rom. 12. 10. 
 
 Chole that honour Gov, Gow will honour 
 them. 1. ant.2.30. | 
 
 Tholc chat recetue honour one of another, 
 
 ‘ana feeke not the honour chat commeth of 
 Gon alone, cannot beleene in Chif John 
 
 5.44; 
 God gaue Salomon riches and honour 
 Hratked.x ings 3.13. 
 Wanoah anv his wife purpolen to honour 
 
 ‘the Angel. Judxes 13.17. 
 
 Chit honoured His Fatber, and the 
 
 Jemes vifgonoured him. John 8.49. 
 
 Wihofoeuer honoureth not the Sonne bp 
 heleening in him, diſhonoureth the Father 
 that ſent him. John 5.23, 
 li honoured hig chudzen moze then Gov, 
 4, an.2.22,f0 26, 
 Hatt hauing ſinned,coueted to be honou⸗ 
 
 cred before the elders of His people, by Sas 
 
 wuel Saw. 5. zo. 
 She hulband ought to gine honour to the 
 
 The fecond Table. 
 
 i wife, anv toby. 1. Pet. 3.7. 
 
 Honor ig yufeeme!p foz a foole. 1520.26.1. 
 
 Humlity goeth betoze bonour.JH70.15 23 36 
 
 Tee mult honour Gan with our riches, 
 and frh fruites. 1926. 3.9,10. 
 
 Hope is Gods gift. 3. Theſſ.2.16. 
 
 Hope ig no hope, when the thing we hope 
 foz is teene. Rom.3\24. 
 
 We that hopeth: abiverh with patience foz 
 that bee teeth not. Rom.8.25. 
 
 Hope ought to bee certaine. Philip.i.20. 
 Cal. 2.23. Heb. 3.6 and 10.23. 
 
 Hope ig ſtrengthened by codering Gong 
 benefits received. Watt 16.8,9.Rom.5.2,3, 
 4: 2. Cor. 1.10. 
 
 Tae mut hope in Ged. ⁊. Pet. 1,21. 
 
 Hope ig one. Epheſ. a.: 4. 
 
 Tee ate regenerate to a liuely hope, bp 
 the refutrecrion of Lhzift. ¢.JPer.1.3.tuhere> 
 bp toee are made beices of eternal! life. Tit. 
 
 3-7. 
 
 Gs we ate called in one hope, foought we 
 to be ane bodie and one fpiric, Ephel 4.4, 
 
 Chik is the hope of glory. Col.1.27. 
 
 TUe ought toretopce in hope. Rom.12.13 
 foz therebp we are lauen. IRom.8.24, 
 
 Hope ts the helmet of faluation. 1. Tbeſſ. 
 5.8. Ephe.6. 11,17. 
 
 Che Deriptures confirme Chziftiang in 
 hope. Romt.1 5.4. 
 
 Mice mul pap that wee map abound in 
 hope , through the poter of rhe bolp Ghoſt. 
 Rort.1 5.53. 
 
 Hope maketh not afbamed , and whp. 
 
 om.5.5. 
 Paul retopcech foz Theſſalonians hope 
 io their great tribulations. 1T. bell.1.2,3.6. 
 
 Howe farre hope: Doeth extend it felfe. x. 
 ozs 3.13. and 15.19, 
 
 Che hope of the creatnte foz the deliue· 
 rance of the chilmen of Gon. Rom.8,20, 
 Hope put foz faith. 1.JBet.3.15. Foz proe 
 
 mile {)cb.6.18. fog things which are hoped » 
 
  
 
 pbel.4.2.Qol.3.12.fooke Meeknefle. 
 
 Humilitie taught bp the parable of abelts 
 bidden to a feat. Luk.14.7,t0 12, bp the ere 
 ample of Chzit.Watth.11.29-JPpil.2.1,t0 8 
 
 The praile of humilitie. J5204.16, 19. Ei- 
 clug.10.8. 
 
 The preferment of humilitic. ]B30.15.3 3. 
 and rear tyereof.J920.22.4. 
 
 Humilitie purepaleth Goods fauour. Dan. 
 10.12, 1. King. 21. 27, 29. 
 
 God Doeth alwaprewardtrue humilitie. 12 
 
 Gen. 18,27.¢29.31.* and 41.40.51.* Exod. 
 3. 910,15.* ANB 4. 10.* Judg.6.11, 13, 22.* 
 am 7 6,(0 13, 2. Chrꝛon. 12.6,7, 12.0 32. 
 aan 33.1 211 3.0 34.27,28.JDlal- 34.18, Pꝛ. 
 11,2, 18. 12. 25.7. 29.23. Jlai.37.1, to 
 8,14." 57.15.8 66. 2, 4. et, 1.2,6,7. Sona. 
 3.5,6.* Ecelus.3.19,21,22.¢ 7.5,17. 101. 
 1,12. Judet.a 9, to 16. Judet.ↄ9.ↄ 11.* Dat. 
 34. 14, 156 5. 3,5, 11,to 13. and 8.2, to 14. 
 ẽ 15.22,t0 29 € 20.26, 27. and 2165.09 at.g. 
 3536, 37. € 10.43, 44. Luke 9.23,48: €10. 
 
 16.4 15-17."and 22.24 26. John 13 4,12,to 
 
 18.Act.10, 30,31,35.Rom.11.58,20. 1.202. 
 4.6.*anDd f-2. and 15 8,to 12. Debz,11.25.* 
 Betiel.4.c0,11.and 19.4. 
 
 Hundred. An hundred folde moze in this 
 world, pzomifed to thofe that fozfake all fog 
 Aaa Na alt 0.29,30. Luke 
 
 29 
 
 Hundreds, c.Exod.i8.a1. Deu.i.13, 15. 
 anb z1. 28 400ke Centurion. 
 
 Hunger. Chꝛiſt was hungrie. Maith. 4.2. 
 ano. ai. 18. Luke 4 a P 
 
 God filleth and o aineth bze ad to the hun- 
 
 
 
 ss -Y: EP 
 
 grie Luke 1.53. Plal. 146.7 
 
 Paul had learned both to ye fall and hun. 
 Brie. Phil.4.11,12. 
 
 Hunger and otber afdictions. looke f Coz. 
 4.11,12,13. 36Q02.11.23,27." 
 
 Thole that hunger and thirſt foz tightes 
 oufneffe, halbe filler’. Batt.5.6. if thep come 
 to Chil. John 6,35. 
 
 HE out enemie hunger, tore mu feed him. 
 BRom.ı 2.20, [zouers25.21.. much moze out 
 bother. Fla. 58. 7,tMEZCK.1 8.7, Tob, 1.16, 
 and 4.16.G¢clus.a.2. 
 
 The faithful Hai neither hunger noz thir 
 after this life. Ufa.49.10.3Reu.7.16. 
 
 To make emptie the kungrie foules Iai 
 
 
 
 Cirit kungrie in hig memberg, Watt.25. 
 35:40,42345. 
 
 Hurt. $f we burt anp, we muft recompente 
 ít o2 bee puniſhed. Gaod.22.5,to.16, AND 21 
 22. Gad wouid nor ſuſtet Laban to hurt zi as 
 acob.®en. 31.7, 
 
 He that burteth anp sf Gong people, hur- 
 teth bimfelfe.Fech.2.8 
 
 Husband. Sarah obeped ber hufband gs 
 bzaham, an’ called him Lozd · x. Pet. 3, $266 
 Gen.13.13. 
 
 Elkanah a louing husband. 1. Sam: i 
 
 vidi was Ishak. Gen.24.67.anvd 26.8. « 
 
 e husband ig the toiues bead, 1: Coꝛin. 
 
 "OE the duetie and authozitie of husbande 
 toward their witles.Gen.2.23,24,and3,16. — 
 JQuM.5,12,13,*and 307,8,9. Deut.23.23, 
 to 22.€24.1,t0 6. Eccl.7.19 26.8 961. CCD, 
 2.2 3,J920.5.15,t0 21-Gal,2.14,15,16.Cob. 
 10.12, Eccles.9.9. 1.Cozitt.7.35455, 0 15129 
 2729.33 Epbels.25.* Col.3. 19. Dit2.40 
 5. 1.)9et.3.7. looke Wife. 
 
 Husbandrie,looke Plough ang Tillage. « 
 Hufwiues,looke Bufiebodies. | 
 
 Ẹ HypocriGe ig a deceit in the beatt.J3z0. | 
 12,20. 
 
 Re tats ofthe Jewes repꝛoued Fla. p 
 
 and §8.2,t0 6. 4 
 — the leauen of the Phatiles Lus | 
 
 j 
 
 i. 
 
 Again Hypocrifie. IP fal.1 39.1." 
 Hypocrites ate a generation pure in theit 
 owne conceit.15 20.30.12. 
 
 Hypoctites murmure , fo? that God bea» 
 reth them not. Jfa 5 8-2,3- ; 
 The iudgement of hypocrites ig confor 
 
 and deſpaite. Yob 36.13. 
 
 The biindvefle of hypocrites wii neuer 
 fuffer them to notwleDge theit Gunes. Wal 
 3-790 3594515 
 
 aeamp the Jewes which were hypocrites. 
 Jla 43.1,2,t0 12. 
 
 gaint hypocrites , that fanctifie theme 
 felucs bp ourtward wo2ks Iſa 66.3, 4. , 
 
 The Lorde thewerh euiventip, that the 
 Jemes were hypocrites, Jere 2.13.7 
 
 DE the hypocrifie and by pecritical repen: 
 tance of Saul. DAMKI 5- 13,20, 30.” and 
 18.17,19. 
 
 Hypocrites pretend to fet faozth Gota gles 
 rp when thep maintaine iDolairie. Ezta 4.23 
 to 17. 
 
 Hypocrites ſpeake faire, but fander aman 
 behinde bis backe, and leeke his deſtruction. 
 
 i2 Nehe⸗ 
 
_——————EE>E>E—————— — 
 
 
 
 ae a 
 
 H <2 
 Pehe.6.1 9. Ecclu.19.25, 26. 
 
 The hypocrites (hal not come before Gov. 
 Job I 3.1 6. 
 
 Waben hypocrites reigne, itis a ſigne of 
 Gone diſpleoſure. Job 34.30. 
 
 Hypocrites in heart, wat thep are, ¢ what 
 ig theit env. Job 35.13,14. 
 
 The crie of hypocrites Gou will net heare. 
 Plal.i8.a41. 
 
 Hypocrites ſeeme to ſeeke to God in trots: 
 ble , but not from the heart. Pſal. 78.34 36 
 37- pet Gon korgiueth (uch otherwhiles vetl. 
 38.and whp.berle 39.9 
 
 erp one is an hypocrite and wicked. 
 YJla.9.17. 
 
 Hypocrites feeme godly , but their deedes 
 Hebozap them. Jerte. 5. 2. 
 
 . Df hypocrites, end their rebard.Ezek. i 4. 
 13334.7011. : 
 
 Hypocrites will cloke their Annes with the 
 
 Hifaco of feaning vpon the Loꝛd. Micah z. 
 
 II. 
 
 An hypocrite hurteth his neighbur with 
 his mouth. ]Dz0:1 1.9. 
 
 Clainegloztous hypocrites Hane theirt re= 
 ward. Mat.6.2. 
 
 That hypocrites diſcerne, and what they 
 Doe not. Luke 12.56.57. 
 
 DF bypocrifte.faoke moge. 2. Daw. 15.2, 
 3,t0 7. 2. Bing r.r.* Genel 3.10.and 15.23. 
 and 205.* and 27.3. Jerem. 2. 20. and 9.3. 
 WE 32.3331. CGilo.1.2,t0 13. Ecclus 19.24, 
 25,26.032. 16.2. Mac 6.2 1.* Matth. 2.7.8. 
 
 anð 7.5,21 22.* t 15.7.8,9.4 16.3. 22.18. 
 OND 23.13,14,15.* and 24.51. Mar. 7. 6, to 
 14.Lu.e1.39,to 45, and 18.9,t0 5. Actes 5. 
 
 . +3, to 12. and 8. 18,2 3, 24. and 1 3.10, 11. RÔ, 
 2.t34,5,17. Gal.2. 11, 12, 13. 1. Tim 4-1, 
 
 63,3. 1. Pet 2.1,2,16. 
 
 Hyre Me map not keepe backe the labou⸗ 
 ters hyre, and why. Deut. 24. 14, 15.and 25. 
 4. Leuit. 19. 13. 
 
 Chit giueth allmen hyre alike. Matth. 
 
 30.8. 1Looke Wages, and whore. 
 
 Tie Hyreling will flee, when bee feeth the 
 Wolfe. John 10.12,12. 
 AH Hyrelings fo, monep, map bee called 
 Michahs piels. Jung. 18.4- 
 Hy (ope Bipped in the blood of the Paſſes⸗ 
 ner.Exo.ia.22. reade Jop.s19.29.Web.9,19. 
 I 
 
 Takes. Baals temple wag mate a lakes. 
 
 2, Sding.10.27. 
 
 Iawbone, looke Affes. 
 
 F idle raike andicking condemned. Eph. 
 5.4. Mat.i 2,36, 
 
 Pharaoh calleth the people, when thep de- 
 fired to (erue Gon, Idle. Ero. 5.8. 
 
 Again idle hufwiues 1. Tim.5.13. 
 
 AcainfE idle {epheards. Eze. 34-2,t0 17. 
 
 Idleneffe owe of the Gunes of Sodeme. 
 30.16.49. 
 
 Dauid through his idlenefle committed 
 
 - qvulteric.:.Gam.r1.7.* 
 
 Againſt ldlenefie.}920,12.11.418.9 Ec⸗ 
 tye 33.3426. 2, Thelſ. z. 10, 11, 13. 1. Tim. 
 3 
 
 5.13. 
 « Idole. That an Idole ig.+.3oh.5.21.. 
 
 Idolaters (hall rot ingerite the kingdom of 
 deauen. . Cor 6.9, 
 
 Leechs not bg Idolarcts, left Hee peri) ad We ought notto ſacriſice our chilezen vn⸗ Bom.19.6,7,8,* 
 
 The fecond Table. 
 
 Did the Iſraelites 1.C03.10.7. 
 Tee ought to fice from Idolatrie. 1.Coꝛ. 
 10,14, 
 
 The weſtruction ofthe Iſraelites came foz 
 
 their Idolatric. Jeren.16.11.* Ezek.6.4. 2. 8 
 
 Kings 17.4, 
 
 Jeremiah repzoueth the people foz their 
 Idolatrie. Jere, 44.2." 
 
 Idolatrie pfen eſpecially of the paiefis anu 
 Head gouernours chemſelues. Ezek.8.3,5.* 
 
 Idolattie of the Iſtaelites tepzooued, and 
 pet not forfaken. Dol 12.10,11,14. 
 ` The Idolatrie of Aholah and Apolibah.cE- 
 zek. 2 3. 2, 3. 4.* 
 
 Tbe deſcription of the Iſtaelites Idola- 
 
 trie, ann How it was puniſhed.2. King · 7.7 
 
 13,18, 
 
 DF the Idolatrie of the Vine of Judah. 1. 
 Ring.14.22.* 
 
 Jeroboain prouoken Iſtael onto Idolatry. 
 1, Kin 14.7516." 
 
 Gand left ele Idolatrous Canaanites a: 
 mong the Iſtaelites. Judg.2+2,3. Joſhu.23. 
 12,13, 
 
 Gov reputeth diſobedience foz Idolatrie, 
 1.Dam.15.23, 
 
 The Mfeaelites became Idolaters,commits 
 ting whozedome with che daughters of Wo- 
 ab Qum.25.1,2, 18. 
 
 Idolacrie committed with the golden calfe. 
 Exod. 32.4,t0 7. 
 
 DE the puniſhment of Idolacers. E ron 32. 
 20.0ND 23.32,33.Deut.17,2,§,t08.and 29, 
 23,26.anB 30,17,18, Ren.2 5.8, 
 
 Cie map net honour Idoles, noz companie 
 with ldolaters Exo.2 3.24. 2. Chꝛo 20. 37. 1. 
 Coꝛ.5.ix. a 
 
 Gil places of Idolatric ought to be deſiroy⸗ 
 £0, Deut.12,2,3. 
 
 (Ue map make no compact with Idolaters. 
 GE xv. 2 3.2453 2533. AND 34:12, 717 DEUIT, 
 16,17, Joh 23.7. Y 
 
 TUhat enils pzoceed of Idolatrie. Milſ.i 4. 
 26,27." 
 
 Againft Idolaters toske Pſal.ↄ7 7. 
 
 Idolaters are curſed and milerable. Deut. 
 27.35 TD. 1 3. 10.* 
 
 DEF the vanitie of Idoles. 1. anw.12.28. 
 r. Kin. 16.25. 3f9.46.152,5." Jere to b. and 
 hotu thep toske their beginning, TAi, 14.1, 
 10,13,f0 27. 
 
 Idoles are oupzofitable,¢ can doc nothing. 
 Gila.44.0,toz 
 Idoles ate mocked. Iſai 41.23. GGil.13, 
 10, 
 Again Idoles anv Idolatrie. Jere.10 3,4, 
 5,8. Eze.6.6. Baruc.s.ʒ.* Pſal.i15.4.t07. 
 and 135.15, to 19. Ils 40. 18, 19, 20. 842.8. 
 
 TUee aught to make no Idoles o} grauen 
 image. ilei 26. 1. foꝛ curfep is the Idole and 
 Idole maker. MAiſd. 4.8. 
 
 i Gu Idole ig nothing in the wold. 1. Coꝛ. 
 Wey 5 
 No agreement betweene the Temple of 
 
 Gov and Idoles.ꝛ. Coꝛ.6.16. 
 
 Tae oitght not to turne to Idoles, o2 make 
 molten gods. Len. 19.4. 
 
 Again woꝛſhippers of Idoles. Hab.2.18, 
 19,200 Amos 4.233346" Iſa.a42.8. Miſd.15. 
 6.anD 16.1,to 20. 
 
 IGN 
 
 to Idoles. Letit.20,2,t0 6, 
 
 Ala deſtroyed Idolatrie, 1, Riu.i 5. 12, 13. 
 and ſo did Foliah.2 Ring 23.4.5, 20 
 Of meate cenſectated vnto Idoles.i.Coꝛʒ. 
 
 4. ; 
 Taho fo eateth of meate facrificed bonta I- 
 doles, ſeemeth to fatout Idolatric. i.Coꝛ.i o. 
 
 28. 
 The polne oz Giner of images any Idoles, 
 
 id not to beg coueted but abpogred, and whps 
 Deut.7.25,26. ` * 
 , Mo kindzed o} friendſhip is to bee regat⸗ 
 Ded, which allareth to Idolatcie. Dent, 3.6. 
 Idolatrie calted fognication, 2.26231. 18, 
 It ig a wogke of rhe efg, Gal. 5.10. 
 Nothing ts too Beare foz Idoluters, Jere. 
 10.9. 
 Idolaters haue plentit.See Plentie, 
 Idoles called bp the name of blinde and 
 Jame.z.Sam.5.6. 
 Cogetouſneſſe callen Tdolatrie. Cot.3.g. 
 Idoles ano aliihat belong to them, callen 
 filibinefle.2.Gh2.29.5.dcts 15.20. 
 Idoles called new gods Deut.3 2.17 
 Idolatrous Leuites, looke Leuite, 
 Idolaters by paper thinke to mooue eheig 
 gots. Jonah t.5,6.looke Image and Gods, 
 F Telovs. God is lelous and toll haue vs 
 tri in pim onclp. Exod.z34. 14. Deut. 5, go 
 Exod.ꝛo.F.Mahum.i.ꝛↄ. 
 Paul ielous with godly icloufie. 2. Coꝛin. 
 11.2. And not ag others were.Gal.a.17. 
 Elitah iclous foz the Lozde of holes, anv 
 tubp. 1. BRing.19.14. 
 The law of icloufie Mitm.5.11,* 
 Gog ieloufie foz Fion.Fech.8.2. 
 Giclous and a Dzunken moman ig a great 
 plague. cclus.16.6,8: 
 Againſt ie louſie Ecclus.g.r, 
 Gon ig ielous again them that feate not 
 pis thꝛe atnings. Deut. 29.20. 
 Gad moned to icloulic with ivolatrie. De. 
 32.21. 
 Tefting looke Tife. 
 ewes baptizen bute Woles. 1.010, 2. 
 Ehe lewes erercifed in affliction, g opp. 
 Deut.s.2, 345,154,158. 
 a (he Iewes obfinacie. Hls.48.4. Actes 
 28.27. RA 
 The reprobation of the lewes, @ their cal» 
 ling againe, Gene 49,.10. Deut 4 2640 320 
 Jp lal.5 9.6,11,to 16. Jere.31.1.* Iſa.r0.20, 
 21,22, Ezck 33.28,29.5 37.22.* Dole.3.4, 
 5-21.34. Ront.11.25,26. Joh 10,16, 
 The vnion of the Iewes and Gentiles in 
 Epi Tla. 19.24. Eph.2 2, 15, 18.* 
 Tewes of tino ſoꝛts.Rom.·2. 28, 29. 
 Paul deſtrech to be deliuered from the vif 
 obedient lewes Rom. 15.31. loeke Infidelitie. 
 _ Ignorance no excule.Lu.i a.48. Deut.30. 
 11. Rom. 10 6,7,8. 
 The heathen are ſtrangers from the life 
 of Sob through ignorance.gE phe.g.18. 
 Sacrifices peerelp citered fog the igno- 
 ranees of the people. Heb. 9.7. 
 The ignorance ef the foolifh, ig put tof- 
 lence bp cur well doing.1.JDet.2.15, 
 All men bp nature ate ignorant of Gon. 
 Wiſo.i 3,1. 2.08 (0.5. 39. 
 Mone can pleade ignorance. Deut.zo.i Io 
 
 S mapa 
 
I MA 
 A pzaper foz the Ignorances, Paba, 3.2.* 
 Ignorance of the Scriptures, is the occa⸗ 
 Gon of Gong wath bzeedeth all une, and 
 fozro.2.8i0.17.26.J9{al.g5.10,11.J920.38. 
 29530,31, 9 (aot .3, 4and § 13. TUILL 5.6,7 . 
 And 14.21. Ecclus.a.a5. Mat.i 5. 14 War. 
 12.24. Gob. 3.19,20,21. AND 12. 35. ROM. te 
 
 28. * Rom.1o.2,3.1 Coꝛ.14. 38. ANB 15.34. 
 
 z.C02. 28.: Theſſe.4. 3. Acts 3.17. 
 
 TheAthenians worſhipped ignorantly. 
 Acts 17.23. i 
 
 Tabo fo is imple and ignorant, muſt baue 
 tecourfe tu the holy Scripiuces. 920.9.4,5- 
 Jobn 6.55.58. 
 
 Image. TAby no Image was (zene , tohen 
 God gaue the Law.Deut.15.2,t0 20, 
 
 God fozbad p making of Images to ferue, 
 02 bom Downe bute. Er0d.20.4,5.eu.26.1. 
 
 The vanger that commeth bp making l- 
 mages. Deuit.4.25,(0 29. 
 
 Won abhozreth che Images that are made 
 to be honoured.Det.g.12. and curleth them 
 tbat make them. Chap 27. 15. 
 
 The Jewes did trut in Images , & fought 
 to them foz aine. Deut.32,37,38. 
 
 God commanded the Plraclites to deſtroy 
 ail images ann cheir twoghippers.Deut.7.25 
 to 6.Num 33.52. 
 
 Micab hav a grauen and a malten Image 
 in bis boule. Judg.17.4. Which certaine of 
 
 the tribe of Dan tooke away, and let dp in 
 
 the citie of Dan. Jud. 8.1 3.* 
 
 Thole that ione and woꝛſhip Images what 
 they are wozthp af. TUil.15.6.¢ 16.1, t9 20. 
 
 The Aight of Images ſtitreth Bp the deſire 
 of the ignoꝛant onto idelatrp. Miſ.i 59.5. 
 
 Images ſet bp. i.kings 12.28, 29 2. Che· 
 25.14.€ 33. 2, io 10. Dan. 3.1,t0 8. Polr3.2. 
 1.Mac.i.57.looke ldoles. 
 
 Images pulled downe and defaced. Exod. 
 32.20. Deũu.9.2 1, Judg. 6. 25, 28.8 1001 6,7. 
 Sam.7.354.2 kin.10.26,27.¢ 11.18. 2.king. 
 18.4.2. Cho. 14. 3. 15.8. 27.3. ¥ 23.17: ¢ 
 29.16.30.14. 31.1. 2.10.33-15% 3433 
 to 8.1- ac.5.67.and 1 3.47,48.and 14.7. 
 
 Warnings.exclamations, Ethꝛe atnings 
 agalnſt Images and idolaters. Deut 4.23, to 
 29.85.33. @ 6.35025 to 1787. 25, 26. * a. 
 AL.” @ 1¥-16517)19.@ 12.30, 31. 13-318. 
 Q 29.20.*¥ 30.1718. Joſh.23. 11. E 24.14, 
 20, 2. Chꝛo 7. 19.* Wlat.t- 20-2452 5.4 2.8 3; 
 18.” N.S 6,758 9.78 7-9." 17-3548 19.3 
 E3ck.6,3. * Q 23.22,23,2 4, to 36. * Dolg. 
 22.*Wich.1.5."Dab.2.18,1 9.3eph. 1. 2.* 
 
 Wo chivping ef{ mages puniſhed. Erot. 
 32.20.27,28, Lett,o1.1,2, Num. ꝛ5.4, to 10. 
 Budg-2.14,1 5.8 3.8, 12. E4152. E6. 1, to 7. 
 ane 60.7.8. 13.1.1. Thing. 1 4,14,23.*€13. 
 4.€ 14. 10,11, 17. 2, kingo 24,16. —— 
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 aud 2.*¢ 3.1,t018,42.*and 4 1,9.* Ezek. 
 5.12. Rom.i 24.*1 Lor. 0.5.758- 
 
 God created nian in bis owne Image in 
 coptupiible. Ben. 1.27. Aiſ 2. 23. and totte 
 
 _ fame Image he ſhall be renued.¢-Coz.15.49, ` 
 
 he 4 23,24. Col. z. 10. 
 Fit Toif the Image of the innifble 
 Gon Lol. 1.15. 
 
 Gan is che Image anv glozx of Ged, 1 
 
 Gotra 
 
 The fecond Table. 
 
 The Image of a bopce.2. Ele. 5.27. 
 
 Imagination. De that eemety to himſelfe 
 tobe tomewhat, Deceineth himſelle in hig 
 owne imagination, Hal.6, 3. 
 
 Tbe imaginations of mans heart ate enill 
 continuallp.Gen.6.5.anb 8.20. j 
 
 Wee map not totlow the Imaginations of 
 our owne beart: Num.i 5.39. locke Thinke. 
 
 Jmitate ldoke Follow. 
 
 Immortalitie Oo onelp hath immortalitie 
 2. Tim.6. 16. 
 
 God hath giuen bs his ſpirit in earneft of 
 eut immortalitie, 2.002.5.4,5-Cpbel.1.14. 
 
 This moztall muſt put on immortalitie. 
 ¥,€0}.15.53. 
 
 Adam bas bene immortall , if $e bad net 
 eaten che fezbinven frutte. Gen.2.7. 3. 22. 
 
 Che keeping of Gods Lawes ts rhs aſſu⸗ 
 tance of !mmortalitie. Miſd s.18. and Im- 
 
 TNI 
 
 Horrible indgementg Denounced aguin 
 — AU a vo. 1,12, piut 
 
 Tae ought notte company with Infidels, 
 and whp · 2. Coꝛ. 6. 14, 15. 
 
 Infidelitie of the Jiraelites putſued by 
 JPharach. Exod. 1 4.10,11,12.0f Bales anw 
 Daron when the people chione fog water. 
 —— — othe Th i 
 
 oleg repzocueth the Iſraelites fog chet 
 Infidelitie, Dent. t.32. A ne 
 
 Fafrmities hall be taken away from them 
 that obep God.Deut.7.15. : 
 
 Chbꝛilt felt our infirmities, and pet wad 
 without finne.Deb.4.15, 
 
 Cböiſt crucified concerning big infirmitie, 
 liuen thzough the power of Ged. 2. Cor· 13. 4. 
 
 Patil retopced in infirmities, and whp, 2. 
 @o72.12.9,10. 
 
 Hang Infirmitie, and Gods grace. Ezek. 
 
 mortalirie maketh vs neere God. Miſ.s.iꝰ. 3.14 
 
 fooke Soule, 
 _ Impatience, Job ig tepꝛehended of I mpa- 
 tience, Jab.4.2,5,6. 
 The remevie fog impatience, x. Thelſal. 
 
 1d. 
 
 Df Impatience, and the punifpment theres 
 of.Exed. 84. 11. and 15.24. AiD 16.2,3. and 
 17.2,3. ZUM. I.4, t0.16, ANB 14. 1, 2,3343 
 10,22. *kxand 21.4, 5,6. 100.3, 1.* $920, 12:8, 
 13,18,13 Ecclus.2.15. 
 
 Impofible ¥oz obitinate blaſphemous As 
 poffates to be tenewed bp repentance. Debe 
 644,18 9- 
 
 That (cemeth impoffible vnto man is pols 
 fible and ealie onto Gov. Gen.18.14. Watt. 
 1.25, 26. Marke 10.24.t0 28. Luke 1,37. 
 And 18.25, 26, 27. Jech.b.6. 
 
 Fit ig impoflible foz man to WEN the Late 
 of Gon ablolutely. Dent.6.1,2,5,6.¢ 27.26. 
 OD at.§ .17,21,22,27,28,38.39. * Actes 5. 
 10. Rom . 1415,17, 23, 24. AND 8,3. 1. 
 Coꝛ.2. 14. am.2.10, Gal.3. 22.9, 10, 11. 
 
 Incarnation. The Incarnation of Jeſus 
 Chik brought iop onto $ faithful Bla. 4,2.* 
 
 Incen fe. OF offering incenfe.Lewit.2.1. 
 
 Inceft of Lot, Gem29-34. 
 
 Inceft foꝛbidden. Leuit.i18.6, 22,33. and 
 30.15 51 6eIROM. 1.276 
 
 Inchanters,looke Soothfayers, 
 
 Incomprehenjible ate all Gond tworkes.2, 
 Egar. 
 
 Facorruptible. GH an created incorruptible, 
 TUifo. 2.23. 
 
 Wan hall rile againe incorruptible. 1. 
 Cop.15-5 3,5 3. 
 
 Incredulitielooke Vnbeliefe. 
 
 Fadifferent things lawfull, but fome not 
 expedient for foime reſpects. 1.€63.6,12,! 3s 
 Ecclus.37 27. 
 
 Paul was confezmable to all indifferent 
 things, and tohp.1.@o2.9.23. 
 
 Infamie looke Report and Slander. 
 
 Infidels, Dow the Jewes became Infidels, 
 Deut, 32.18.1.8am.17.10, 
 
 Nothing pure to Infidels. Tit.i.15. 
 Satan blindeth the epes of the Infidels, 2 
 
 02.4.4. 
 
 DF Infidel beatks which venie the refurs 
 recifon.1.@02.15.32,3 3. 
 
 The enve of lnfidel:, s, Peter 4.17, 18. 
 Rom 2-89, — 
 
 14. 
 Ingratitude looke Vnthankeſulneſſe. 
 
 Izheritance. To whom the inheritance of 
 the deceafed without heite male fhai deſcend. 
 JQum.27.8,to 12. 
 
 Naboth would not foꝛgoe big inheritance, 
 1. King. 21. 3. 
 
 Gow wag the inheritance of the Pꝛieſtes 
 and Leuites. Deuter.18,1,t09. and 10.9. 
 Rum. 1 8.8, 20,26,* 
 
 The inheritance of heauen commeth not 
 to bs bp wozkes, but bp Gods promile, 
 though faith. Gal. 18.22. 
 
 An inheritance immogtall ig referned fog ` 
 
 bg in heauen.1.Jpet.1.4, 
 
 CUbp Chik refuled to diuide the inheri- 
 tance betweene the twe bzethzen. Luke 12. 
 53514. 
 
 IRo fornicatogs, Dolaterd,¢c. Hall inherice 
 the kingdome of heauen. 1.Cozinth.6.9,10. 
 Cobel.s.s. — 
 
 Iniguitie Becauſe iniquitie ſhalbe increas 
 fed,the loue of manp albe cold. Mat· 24 12. 
 
 God viliteth the iniquities of farhers spor 
 the chilpzen of fuch as bate him. Exod.20. 5. 
 Deut, 5.9. 
 
 God foꝛgiueth iniquitie. Exod 34.7. * 
 
 _ De that hath lose, reiopceth not in iniquis 
 tie, bat in trueth. 1.02.1 3.6, 
 
 Thole that ate elect ,oepart from iniquitie, 
 2.Tim 2.19. 
 
 Iniuries to be teuenged, Chih foꝛbiddeth. 
 
 Mar.5. 39,40. 
 
 Tae mult rather luffer iniurie , then gog ta 
 lato with our neighbour. 1. 02.6.7. 
 
 TUe ought not to bee angry, noz Boe anp 
 thing bp miurious pzactifes.decclug.10.6, 
 
 TUe ought nor to be minvefull of iniuries. 
 Letit.19,18. 
 
 Joſeph pardoned his brethzen the iniurie 
 thep bad done yim. Bene.50,17,19,2 46 and 
 Dauid ſuffered the iniurie of Shimei. 2. 
 Sam 16,7,10. 
 
 Woles reproued bim that had iniuried hid 
 fellowe SExod,2.13. and Defended Jethzos 
 Daucheers frominiurie. Erod.2 17. 
 
 Dauid reuenged the wiurie Done to tis 
 fetuanig.2.9am.10 5.12. * 
 
 Innocents ace oppzelicd. Eccles.4. 5.. 
 
 Mane innocent before Gov. Exod· 34.7 
 
 He oughtnot to Rap the innocent. Exod. 
 23-7- ald curled ig bee that taketh reward: 
 
 Da t 
 
 J 
 
j I Ñy Tu 
 
 te that env. Deut. 27. 35. 
 
 Innocent. Uriah ¢ other Innocents ſſaine 
 by Dauids commandement, 2.Ham.11.17. 
 
 Samuel pleaveth his innocencie befoze 
 the people.1.Sam,12.2,t0 6. 
 
 The innocencie of Tobias. Tob.2. 13,14, 
 Job reetted jis innocencie. Jeb. 31.5.* 
 
 Werod cauſeth the innocent childzen to be 
 Gaine.Wat.2.16. 
 
 Puate Laid Ye wag innocent of the blood 
 of Thik. Mat· 27. 24. 
 
 Abimelech tooke Abzahams wife with in- 
 nocent Hands. Hen. 20.5, 
 
 Innocent a8 Doues,looke Simple. 
 
 Euerp man ought to defend hig innocen- 
 cic, Joſh 22.21,t0 32.1. Samuel 1.15,16.0 
 Wing. 18.48.* Jere 37.13,14,18. John 8. 
 46,49." Acts 2.13,to 37. an06,11,13 .and 
 7.2." and 28,17." 
 
 Tnordinate affection ought to be mogtified 
 in vs Col.3.5. 
 
 Euerp bzother walking inordinately, is to 
 be ſhunned 2. Theſſ. z.6. 
 
 Inquire. Te ought to inquire oz fue to 
 God toz aive in Ackenefle, and not to idoles. 
 2.Ring.1.16. 
 
 Joſhua made peace with the Gibeonites, 
 and inquired , oz countelled not with God. 
 Hofh.9.14,15. 
 
 InfiruZed. Gov inſtructed the Iſxaelites 
 40.peeres.Deut,8.2,3. 
 
 Infiruments of muficke plaped bpon bp 
 Dauid ¢ his people before the Arke.2. Sam. 
 6.35512. which hee afterward appointed to 
 continue. :.@h2,.15-16. 
 
 The Inſttuments of a footifh ſheepheard. 
 Secherr.1g. 
 
 + Lafterrection Moke Rebell, 
 
 Intemperancie bzeedeth diſeales. Ecclus. 
 21.19, 20. and 37.29, 
 
 Intent DE good incent, loole Good. 
 
 Interceffor Abzahain an interceſſor fo? the 
 Sovemites Hen.18.23.* 
 
 Cheiltis our onelp interceflor vnto God 
 Sis fatper.Rons.8.34.1. John 2.1. looke Me- 
 aiator, i , 
 
 Interpretation of Dyeames commeth of 
 BHov.Gen. 41.8, 15,16. 
 
 He that (peakerh a ſtrange tongue, ought 
 to paap that be map interpret it. 1.02. 4.13. 
 
 Whe interpretation of, tongues ig a gift of 
 the holy Ghoſt 4. @02.1 2.10, 11. 
 
 -Intereft fooke Viurie. w 
 
 Intif2. Ae ougot not to conſent ditto fuch 
 as intife pg bnto fune, 1320. 1.10,20. 
 
 Tnuention. Lucles againd wicked wozkeg 
 and inuentions of men, Deut.28.20 * Tilo. 
 15.4, 
 
 Caine “inventions are not to be tegarded. 
 Plſal i 19. 183. 
 
 _Anyocation(coke Call and Prayer. 
 
 The Taward man belighteth in the Law 
 ofGov,iRom.7,22. and ig renued daily. 2 
 024.16... 
 
 G Tourney. Daul iourncyed often. 2,C oz. 
 31.26, ; 
 
 DE the 42. iourncyes of the Iſtaelites. 
 Num 33 1,2.* 
 
 A Sabbath daves tourney, Acts 1.42, 
 
 , Joy-The kaithful (ufer with ioy the ſpoy⸗ 
 Mug of their goods, and why Heb. ao. z4. 
 
 4 
 
 a 
 
 ‘Thefecond Table. - 
 
 Tabat ioy is in Heauen foz one ſinnet that 
 conuerteth Luke 15.7. 
 
 The fozowes of the gosip Hall be turned 
 into ioy. John 16,20,21,22. 
 
 Ai trite ioy an’ peace preceedeth from the 
 bolp Ghoſt. Rom.14.17. Galat.s.a2. bp che 
 preaching of the Goſpel. r. Jem 1.4. 
 
 Chat would that his ioy ſhould be fulfilled 
 in bs. Job 17.13,17,19. 
 
 The to Maries din 10y in Chꝛiſis refur- 
 rection. Watih.28.8,and fo din his diſciples. 
 Luke 24.41,526 
 _ The birth of Chik was tidings of great 
 toy. Luke 2.10, : 
 
 Dfioy and peace of conſcience, looke Act. 
 2,46.an0 8.8.and 13.52. 
 
 The feare of the Lorde giucth ioy. Eez 
 clus. 5.12. and pzolongeth the life of man. 
 CC cclus.30.22, . 
 
 Ioyfull giuer, looke Giuer. 
 
 Ioyes oꝛdeined foz the godlp. Rom.2.7, 10. 
 1.:102.2.9. lat. 35.10.and 51.3, 11. 
 
 J Ifraelites of twn forts. Rom.ↄ.6.i. Coꝛ. 
 10.18.@al.6.1 6.looke Children, 
 
 J Italie, Haul fatleth into Italie. Act.27. 
 1,6.*iooke in the firt Table. 
 
 Comelius captaine of the Italian band. 
 Acis 10 1. 
 
 J Iudges, ¢ Iudgement. Iudges ate erhoz 
 ted to infice and wifedome.Teild.6.1,2, 3. 
 
 Whoſo prelumptuoutlp difobeieth p ludge 
 that tudgeth right, ought to die. Deut.17.12. 
 
 The ludge ought not to haue any regard 
 of perlons.Leuit.19.15. 
 
 Iudges ought to be merciful to the widow 
 and the fatherleſſe. Pꝛo. . 3. 
 
 ludges termed gods. Pſal.82.1. 
 
 Tice ougbt not toraile Spon ludges, ec. 
 Exod.22.23. Acts.23.5. 
 
 An example of a true Iudge og JPzinee. r. 
 Sam. i 2.3* 
 
 Df Woles Iudges, fee Centurion. 
 
 Othniel was ludge oner Iſtael. Judg.ʒ. 
 9, 10. ſo was Deborah. Judg.4. 4. 
 
 God manp times delivered his people foz 
 their ludges fake. Jung.2.18. 
 
 Whe Iraelites hating no ludge, became 
 idolaͤtetẽ. Judg.i7 6.* 
 
 Samuels childꝛen were bꝛibing Iudges. 
 1.Sam.8.3. 3 
 
 Micked ludges condemned innocent Na⸗ 
 bother king.21 n113, 
 
 That Gon is Iudge of all the wanine and 
 how be iudgeth reave Gen. 18.25- Drut. 10. 
 17,18, Job 34. 11,12. Dlal.7.8. 1 1an 94. 
 2. 1920.24. 12, Wfat.rre3,4. Ecclus. 35 12. 
 Matth.16.27 Wom.2.0, t0 12. 1. Coꝛ4 354. 
 Web. 2 23.2.7im.4. 1: Mal. ager 
 
 Chit ſhalliudge both quicke and nead. 
 Acts 10.42.Qom.14.9 to $3 Jeb.5 27 
 
 Cie map not be ralh ludges of other. Mat. 
 7.132106. 
 
 Iudges rules in Iſrael 450, peeres. Actes 
 13.20. 
 
 Like ludge tike officers, Ecclus 10 2. 
 
 The meanes to iudge rightlp is to regato 
 Gods qlozp, and not private commoditic. 
 John 5.43. 
 
 ludge none bieffrn , befoze his Death, and 
 toby. E cciugs.+ 1.28, 
 
 Judges execute not mang indgement , but 
 
 FVD 
 
 @ors.2.C 2.19.16. 
 
 The faces of Judges are coneted bp Gov. 
 Job.o.24. 
 
 ludges and [Bzinces Hall abide the fore 
 iudgement , if thep abule their aurhogitre. 
 TCiif0.6.5,t0 10. 
 
 Gor voeth iudgement to the katherlelſle 
 and wibow Deut. 10.18, 
 
 Gov iudged Dauids caule againſt Ma: 
 bal.1.Sam. 25.38, 39. 
 
 Moles iadged controuerſies betweene the 
 Iſraelites from moming tili euen. Exod. 18. 
 13.fo did the Eivers, Exod.24. 14. 
 
 THAbp Aaron bare the names of the twelue 
 tribes inthe daeltpiate of iudgement. Ex. 
 28.29. 
 
 Samuel went his circuit to execute iudg- 
 ment pete bp pere all bis life.1.Sa 7.15,16 
 
 In indgement we map not follow the opi- 
 nion of the multituze to ouerthzowe the 
 trueth. rod.2 3.2. earthy 
 
 Mhat equitte is required in mdgement, 
 Cr0d.23.1,7,t010, 
 
 TUeightp matters in iudgement were Des 
 cided bprbe high Prieſt. Deut.17.8,9. 
 
 THe ought not in indgement to peruert 
 
 the cight of rangers , fatherlefle, gc. anu 
 
 whp. Deut.27 17, 85. 
 
 Abzabam commanded His houſhold to doe 
 righteouſneſſe, andivdgement. @en.18.195 
 
 Jeremiah exhozteththe king of Judah to 
 enecute rightcoulnefle ano Iudgement. Jere. 
 233. 
 
 Dauid executediudgement to all His peos 
 ple.2.Sam.8.15. 
 
 Al the wapes of Gon are indgement. De, 
 
 Bese 
 ; Tie muf have Gods iadgments befoze- 
 our eyes 2. Sam.22.23. 
 HF Gods hand take bolt onindgement, be 
 toil reuenge thole that bate bim.Deu.32.41 
 Godsiudgements are iuft,and like a great 
 pecpe.2. (0.4.40. Rom.i 1.33, Plalm. 36.6. 
 TWhatloeuer we Do, ig ſubiect to the iudg- 
 
 ment of God, and not of men. Wom.14.6,8, < 
 
 £O,13,54.". 
 
 The iudgement and bnfearchable wifes 
 Dome of Govis manifekes by his workes. 
 Gob. 37.1,2.* 
 
 he iudgements of God are wonderfull.. 
 Tilo. 26.17. 
 
 The wicked bane No confiveration of 
 Gods wdgements.}930.28.5, 
 
 God bp his iudgemenr , fomerime luffe⸗ 
 
 ret) the obſſinate to Doe what thep hi, Plah = 
 
 ELIIS 42, — 
 
 DF the great iudgement of Gov again& 
 the wicke. Miſd. 17 1.* 
 
 Iudgement mercileſſe to them that ewe 
 to mercy. Jame 2.13. 
 
 ®Gorsiudgements again (uch ad beleene 
 not his Golpel.2.Tel.2.10,1.1,12.and fuch: 
 a3 withdzaw other frOthe trueth. Bal.s5.10.. 
 Hed iudgeth the heart . not bp outwaroe- 
 appearance. 1.Se0.16.7, neither ought we 
 toiudge bp likelihoods. Eeclus. 11.2. Sobre 
 
 124. SO 
 JE Gor ſhould iudge according to rights. 
 no man ſhould be innocent Job 9.28. 
 Gedsiudgement beginneth at his owne 
 houle.. {Derer 4.17 P20. 11,31, and Wwbp. 
 Zol 
 
 Gogs. 
 
E wV SD 
 
 9.002. 17.33. 
 
 Sod iudgerh when be puniſheth. Gen. 15. 
 14.1. Sam. 3. 12,13. 
 
 To iudge his people, taken fez to pitie 
 them. Deut. 32.36. 
 
 The iudgement of Gow againG the Gunes 
 of €li.1.Sam.2.25. 
 
 DE the iudgement of Gad againſt the cat- 
 nal Iſtaelites. Dole.4.2,3. ° and againg the 
 guemies of hig people. Joel 7. 1,412.” 
 
 God iudgeth rhe caule ef hig when hee ae 
 sengethtyeie wong. r. Bing.8,33,45,49-t- 
 DSamz25.38, 39. 
 
 Chik was not fent to iudge the wozi, but 
 to lane it. Jahn 3.17. and 1247. 
 
 Chꝛilt iudgeth as he hearech, € his iudge- 
 ment ig tuff. John 5.30, , 
 
 He that refulecy Lük Hall be iudged by 
 His twozD-Jobn 12.48, i 
 
 The manetof Gods camming to iudge- 
 ment. Plal.50.ʒ,to 7-Apatt.2 5031." 3. Thel. 
 5-7 COLE. 
 
 The vap of iudgement ig knowen tothe 
 Father onelp. Warke 13.32. Matth 24.36, 
 That Ganes (hail preceed the ſame Watch. 
 24.29.09 at.t z.24.* Then wil Gon reueale 
 the counfels of all hearts. 1. 02.4.5. Chen 
 fal one be taken and the othettefuſed. Bat. 
 24,40. EL ithe 17.36.leske Comming, 
 
 John Bapritt thre atned Gods iudgement 
 to moue to repentance.Mat.z.7, to 13. 
 
 She Saints hal iudge the wozde. 1. Loz. 
 6.2. Wiles .1,3,15,16 Matth. 19. 28. Suse 
 14.! 5. 
 
 Gong mitacles, callen his great iudge- 
 ments. Ero. 7354. 
 
 Tudgement put fog lato and right. Leuit. 
 19.37. jolal.9.16. 
 
 The tatwe iudgeth ne man befoze it beate 
 phim. Joba 7.52. 
 
 Chih foꝛbiodeth to iudge eur bꝛother oz 
 neighbour.GBat.7.1,t0 6 iu. 6.6,37,41,42 
 
 ee that iudgeth his bzothet, iudgeth the 
 Dats. Jam.4.11,12. 
 
 Tte map not iudge the feruants of Chꝛiſt 
 concerning meates, and tabp. Rom.14.3,to 
 9. Gol. 2.21,22,23, 
 
 Iudge not befoze the time. 1.202.4.5. 
 
 The ſpirituail man vilcerneth all ebings, 
 ann is notiudged of anp. 1.@oz.2.15. 
 
 Cip Chat came buto iudgement into 
 this wezld. Joon 9.39. A 
 
 Chak hali bꝛing foozth iudgement pnto 
 victoꝛie.Mat. a. ⁊0 
 
 Chꝛiſt affirmed that the iudgement of the 
 world was bp His banquifhing of the deuill. 
 John «2.3%. i 
 
 {Baul paffen litle to be iudged of anp:nap 
 be iudDged not bimlelfe.1. Cor a 3, 4. 
 
 Cie (hal render accounts of al our Doings 
 at the laffiudgement. gEccleg,11.9,14. 
 
 Go be cegeected bp iudgement, what. Jer. 
 46, 28. and 10. 24 
 
 DE Dons place of iudgement. Joel 3.12, 
 
 Df the general iudgement.Reade2. Eſd. 
 7.31 32 33. — 
 
 After neath fhall the iudgement come. 2. 
 €£(0.14.35.Deb.9 27. i 
 
 Tee muk baue boldneſſe in the vay of 
 iudgement.i. John 4.17. 
 
 Judgement, fog a letled fate. of gouerne⸗ 
 
 Thefecond Table. 
 
 ment Wat. 12,18, Foz equitie. Matt.2 3.33. 
 Fo punifment.dc.8.33 Bom.s. 3.jFez au⸗ 
 thozicie and power. Jeh.5.22,27. and 16,11 
 Foz reRozing things out of oDer John 9.39. 
 Foz Gods lecret counicl and wozkes. Rom. 
 11.33 Reue 19. 2. Foꝛ affliction and cogrece 
 tion.i.Coꝛ 11.32. 1. Pet.4.17. 
 
 Govs iudgements ought tobee declated 
 pnto our childzen. Poel 1.3. 
 
 Gods iudgements are ſhewed bpon perles 
 caters. Amos 7.17. 
 
 The wicked tremble at Gods iudgements. 
 Gers 24.26. 
 
 Che wicked bnderſtand not iudgement. 
 $20.28 5. 
 
 Di rhe office amd authozitie of ludges. Fr 
 odus 21.* and 32.*and 23.* Lenit.24.14.* 
 Dem,17.2.* and 25 * Joly. 7. 10.1. Dam. 
 12.*€cclus.4.9,10, and 10.1, 2. and 42.2. 
 Płal.s a.* Pꝛou.i 8.5, Flas -7,23.and FO. 1, 
 2. Jer 5.28. Luk.8, 2,to 9.and 2 3.1to 26, 
 Sohn 8.15,26,27. Jam 2.4,6. 
 
 Againé peruetſe iudgement. Ecclus.i r. 
 7,8,9. Acts 28.4,6.1. Tim.5.19, 21. 
 
 Before iudgement mult goe experience. 
 Gen.3.8,14."aRV 11.5. and 18,21. Exod. 3. 
 7,8.Deut13.14,15.*2nb17.4,5 andig.18, 
 19. $ 0.7.19, 20,21. °G 22.2173 30 Jud. 20. 
 354,83. *81. Mac.7 6,23, 24. Ecclus 11.7,8 
 Dan. 13.48,49,*62, 
 
 Iudgement of Doctrine appertaineth to the 
 fairbtall Deuter.13 4, to 12.190 34.1,to5. 
 Judetb s.a8,29. Mat.7.6,29.1. Corꝛ.14 32 
 Col. 2.8,16,19,5- John 4.12,13. 
 
 The iudgement of rhe dead is immediatly 
 to life oz Beary. AJark.16 16. Luke 16.2 2.* 
 BHD 23.43. John 3.15 ,36.and 53. 24, 29. looke 
 Purgaterie. 
 
 Inf men hall Hine ag the Sunne, Qatt. 
 1 3e43.loobe Day. 
 
 The iuf hall line bp faith. Hedz. ro. 38, 
 Gal.2.11.Qom.1.17.eb.2.4, 
 
 Thole are iuſt, whole uneg are couered. 
 Plſal.z2.1,2. Rom.4.7, 8. 
 
 Of ink and opzight men.Gen.6.9. Job r. 
 1. Luke 1.6. and 2,25. 
 
 God is iuſt. Deut. 32.4. 
 
 John Bape was fent to turne the vifoe 
 bedient to the wiſedome of in men, ac. Luk. 
 1. 17. looke Righteous. 
 
 Infice, Abꝛaham the paterne of Hobs in» 
 fice. Hfa.4a.2. 
 
 Fuftifcation, Chik died fo2 our Gnnes, 
 and role foz our iuftiGcation. io, 4.25. looke 
 Righteoufneffe. 
 
 Fuftife. Rone can bee iuftified in Gods 
 fight. Job.9. 2, 1 5. Pſal 143.2. 
 
 The Gentiles iuftified though Faith. Ga- 
 
 at.3.8. 
 
 Me are iuftified bp faith in Cheiſt. Rom. 
 4.24.80 5.1. and bp the Cpirit of Gor. x. 
 02.6 11. befoze wee can bꝛing foozth goon 
 fruits. Luke 1.45375: 
 
 Gon iukifieth, who can condemne? Rom.ð. 
 33234. 
 
 Fo man is iuftified bp the lawe, but bp 
 faith in Apit. Gal.3.2,%26. 
 
 Ff we be tuftifien bp the lawe, Chziſt died 
 in balne: Gal.2.25. 
 
 Thole that will be iuftified bp the Lawe, 
 hane noneede of Chrif. Gal. 5.4. 
 
 Et Fok 
 
 Ciferome iahified of her chiin Matt. 
 11.19. 
 
 Coole that ate iuſtiſied arene detterzts 
 the fle bur to the (pirat of Gov, Rom.8.12, 
 §3.and ate at peace intheir conſciences. 
 Rom5.i 3,9, 10 11. and are heites of etera 
 nall life. Titus 3.7. 
 
 Dowe Gen iultifiech og. Actes 13. 38,39. 
 Titus 3.5. 
 
 Ép our words twe hali be iuftified 6? corte 
 Denined. QW att.12.37. 
 
 Conkelſion of mouth,and faith of heatt iu- 
 ftifieth Rom.10.9,10. 
 
 €o iuftifie Hon, igto praife him ag iuſt. 
 Luke 7.29. 
 
 K 
 
 Keepe. Hote God kept Iſtael.looke Apple. 
 
 Ge muf kcepeGons commaunvdements. 
 €rov.15 26.in keeping thereof is gteat rez 
 ward · Pſal. 19. 11. 
 
 Gon did great actes foz big people, that 
 thepfyjouln keepe his commandements. Deu. 
 11.7,8. And is metcifullco thole that keepe 
 ihem. Exo.ao 6. 
 
 God pꝛomiled to keepe Jaakob, wheres 
 ſoeuer he went. Ge. 815 20. And fo he kept 
 Dauid.i.Sam.25 39,2 Sam.8.6, 
 
 Mee ought to prapto Ged that hee wR 
 keepe bg. Mum.6.24. 
 
 Tolhuaerboztech the Reubenites, ge. te 
 keepe Gods commandements. Jol. 22, 2,35 
 
 Wow tokeepe the fealt of Cheiſts pafleos 
 ner. 1. C02. §.7,8, 
 
 Moles kept the ſheepe of Jethzo his fa- 
 ther in Jaw. Exod 3.11. 
 
 Dauid being anopnten king kept bis fas 
 thers (heepe.1.Sam.17.15. 
 
 He that beleeueth in the Loꝛd keepeth hig 
 commandements.Ecclus 32.24. 
 
 The keeper of the pꝛiſon of JShilippi cone 
 uerted.Actes 16. 27, to 35. 
 
 Cie mu pzap to be kept blameleſſe to the 
 comming of Chꝛiſt.i. Theſ.5.23. 
 
 To keepe holp.looke SanGified. 
 
 Keyes of binding and loofing, 9 at.16.19. 
 and 18 16, 17. John 20.33, 
 
 Aherein the Keyes and authozitie of the 
 Church conGRerh. War. 16.15. Luk 22,24, 
 25,26, Actes 2.28.* 1. Pet.5.2, 3. 
 
 The keye of Dauid.Reu.3-7. 
 
 The keye of the bottomtefir pit. Revt.9. 16 
 
 Kill,God doth kill,and make aliue.Deut. 
 32. 39. 1. Sam 2.6. 
 
 God would haue killed Moſes in the inne. 
 Erod.4. 24. 4 
 
 Gov willed the Iſtaelites te kill althe 
 people that thep found in the land of pꝛomiſe 
 Deut.7.16. 
 
 Te ought not to kill. pov. 20.13 Deut, 
 5.17. Gen 9.6. 
 
 Ahoſoeuer killeth, muſt be killed. Gen.9. 
 6.Exod 21.12.t0 15. Leu.24. 17. Saul com⸗ 
 manded that Dauid ſhould be killed 1. Sa. 
 
 19.36 
 DE thofe that bane killed themfelue?. 1. 
 Ham. 31.4.2. Ham.017.23 1. King. 16.18 2. 
 Mac 16.13 €14 37,41. Mat.27.5. 9.1.18, 
 For Cheiſtes lake wee are killed all vap 
 Yong Rom.8.36. 
 Ifthe wicked — to kill howe much 
 moze ought the godiy Jonah, 14 
 ze ought the g Pee — 
 
kK I-N 
 
 ` Kinder ff, Chziftians ought to put on 
 kindnefle,¢c.Qol.3.13,1 3,14. i 
 Kindred'oote Tribe, ` 
 King. The King is ordeined to doe equis 
 
 Í the ano iudgement.1 Ring-10,9. 
 
 
 
 
 
 G King by tudgemene maintainet® bis 
 
 | reaime. 1520.29 4. 
 
 > The King ought not td haite manp wineg 
 and whp, Dent.17.17. 
 
 Kings ate ferbivoen to Minke wine erect 
 LRuelp. and why. 1320.37 45: 
 
 The Kings veatt is m the bande of the 
 Lozo. 530.2401. 
 The wath of a King is ag meſſengets of 
 Death. jA: 6.14. 009 20.2. 
 
 Toto the land when ige King ig a child. 
 Ecclus.r o.ꝛ6. j 
 -Jeremiah erhezteth the King to execute 
 iudgement. Jere.22.3. 
 
 Whe Lae wil fet a wile King ouer bis 
 Helourd.2.EG2.8.11, . 
 
 Cat is the honont ofa King, and howe 
 
 bis thꝛone map be eſtabliſhed. 1323.25.45. 
 
 Kings chauget.lsske Kingdome 
 “The King mul teade Deutersnomie all 
 Gis Rapes Deut 17 18,19,39. 
 The beaith and victogie st Kings comme th 
 ef Ga, Plal 44. 10. 
 Ce muft gonour the King and ſubmit our 
 lelues co bis vztinances, r toet.2 13. 17. and. 
 
 pꝛap foralithac are in authoritp. 1. Gim. 2.2 
 zaps 3 
 
 An exhoꝛt ation suto Kirgs and Junges 
 
 Plal 2 10 15,12. 
 ven the Iltsclites had no King 02 Ma⸗ 
 
 Wiffrate,cuctp man sro mpat he liued Juog. 
 17.6, 
 The Iſtaelites velre s King to indge 
 them 1.a 8.5,19,20. Civerctuie Samuel 
 Teproueth them. t. Sam.10.19. and 12.52. 
 
 King anb people doing weil, halbe pzefers 
 ued: ding euil Yall pernp. 1Dan12.14, 
 
 “85,25. 
 
 CUpet maner of men earthly Kings natu · 
 Talip ace.. Baim. 3.9,08,10 19. 
 
 A lato t2teten fog the King to obſetue. 1. 
 Ham.r0.25. N 
 
 Saui is conſtituted King againk pis will. 
 FDIM. 10.22, 2 3,24. 
 
 Ichoieda rhe high Prief taught Jehoalh 
 the King.2 Ring 12.2. 
 Daud, Hotta, eiperekiah were Kings that 
 Feared the tLozd.dEcelu. 49.4 anv lo was Ala 
 ann Jeboſhaphat.i Hin 15.11. 2. Ch. i17.3. 
 ꝛepbets boldly tepꝛoued Kings 2. Ring. 
 382 Sam.12.7. 
 
 ‘Whe people honoured King Salomon foz 
 
 dis wifedome.s iKing.3.28. 
 
 Fue Kings banged. Jofh.10.16,22,00 38. 
 
 Gite King of At hangen. Joſh. 8.29. 
 
 Elah King of Iſratl being ozunken, wag 
 Baine hp bis Cerusne.s. Bing, 16.9,10. 
 
 The Kings of Edom.a Chꝛlu 43. * 
 Tothe King tuctlasing,inmoztatl, Ec be 
 glorie foz euer ano euer.. im. nry 
 „3 Citit efemen'tyat bee was the King of 
 the. wes. Dat. 27 11. [Pilate conte flery it 
 ake Hewes genie it. John 19.15. 
 
 Chiſtians are Kings and Beieſts,ac. 1. 
 Pet.29.Reus,ro. 
 
 Kings tase committe foynication with 
 the great wboze Rei 17.2. 
 
 The ſecond Table. 
 
 DF the King of feare. Job 18.14. 
 
 Kings haue Daminion oner their ſubieete 
 Bodies and cattel Aebe·ↄ. 37 looke Princes, 
 
 Kingdomes ate prelerued bp Gov. Cler 
 16.16. 3 à S 
 
 The kingdome of Saul wag renewed in 
 Gilgal :.anw.01.14. 
 
 Woertiay viurpety the kingdome of bis 
 faiber. dings 1.5. 
 
 de change of kingdomes ig a woke of 
 a to nne. Sob, 34 24 Exrclus. 10.8. Pꝛo⸗ 
 20.2, 
 
 The enve of the kingdome of Iſrael is 
 thieatned Amos §,2.foz herr finnes. 2. Rin. 
 17.7,8. an of the kingdome of Judah. 2. 
 Ming. 23.27. ' 
 
 Ube ttare of a kingdome confifieth in the 
 goonie of the king. Ecclus 10.2,3. 
 
 Df ihe foure monarchies og kingdomes of 
 the wozld.Dan.7, 17. 
 
 The tucceflion of the foure kingdomes, 
 5ech.ó.5 
 
 The kingdome of Chꝛiſt velcribed. Gen. 
 49-10. Gla.3 2.052." Pſal.7 2.1.* 
 
 Cheius kingdome Hall bane no end. Jla. 
 9 7 Wuk. a 335 
 
 Gos confirmeth His promiles touching the 
 kiegdome of dhit. jla.5 4.4." 
 
 Cyt ceachery that it is our Fathers plea= 
 fure ro gine vs the kingdome of heauen. Lu. 
 12,32. 
 
 Cheiſtes bingdome ig not of this woꝛlde. 
 Jehn +8 36. appeinted to rhe faitbful bp him 
 lelte, as pis taiber appointed it ro him. Luk. 
 22.29.30, 
 
 The kingdome of God ig pzepared foz the 
 chelen. Mac. 25. 34. = 
 
 Chrough manp afflictions the godlp are 
 voucilafes teenter mto the kingdom of God 
 Acis 14 22.2. CQ peler.5, - T 
 
 Tata thali nocinberite the kingdeme of 
 Gov. Galst.5,19,20,21.4. Coꝛin. 6.8, 9,10. 
 ant 15.50, 
 
 Tie parable of the igtree, Hetwing when 
 the kingdome of Ood is necte. Watth. 24. 
 
 32.33. 
 
 Kingdome of God, taken foz the apmini- 
 fixation of the Goſpel.r. Coꝛin 4 20. Foz the 
 Gotpei it ieife Matt. 24 43. foz all that be- 
 longeth to the glozie of Gon. Matt 6 33.22 
 Gods (pirituatl gouernment et che faithtull 
 in the perlon of A pit. Qar. érg -fog euetla⸗ 
 iting lite· John 3.3. and forthe preaching of 
 the Bolpel WDer.4.30,38.and9.1. 
 
 Kingdome of beaun foz the new fate of 
 the Couech. Matth 5 19. and 1 1. a. and 15. 
 43. koꝛ the docttine and preaching ef the Bez 
 (pel. QDat.11,12.¢ 13.24, Foz the kingdome 
 ef Veikias. Dat.3.2.fo2 ecernail life. Wat.s. 
 20.anD 7.21. ANB 19:23. and fo? the vilitle 
 Church Wat-5.19 aNd 13.24, 47. 
 
 Kingdome of the Sonne of man, foz the 
 gelozie of Chrilis alteution , oz for the preas 
 ching of the Soſpel. Mat r6. 28. 
 
 The Apoſtles were commanded to preach 
 that the kingdome of God was at yand. 
 gatto. . 
 
 To vohome it ig giuen te vnderſtand rhe 
 mplictics of che Kingdomeof heauen. Wata 
 13. 11. 
 
 Mherein the kingdome ofSEcdconũſteth. 
 
 BRom.1417. Sr 
 
 OK “I IN 
 Tye kingdome of heauen Nifret bio 
 lence. Mat 1.12. TILE DUL i 
 Cie kingdome of Gon ig vot iit Hela, bue 
 in powet.s.vlez.4.20. Tin aca į 
 T o whom the kngdome of heatien epper- 
 tataeth Dat. 19.14 Matx 0 143 15. 
 Mone can enter mio the kingdome ot Gen 
 except he be regenerate: Johu 7.3,5,t0 9. 
 Warp are calied vitio rbe ingdome of 
 besuen but iewe enter. Lee 14. 95,025, 
 Jat. zzz torge i 3 
 ich men gardlp enter into the kingdome 
 of Geen ans — 
 to 28. 
 Che kingdome of Go is within o3.Luk. 
 17,21 .jovke Leauen. ` at j3 
 
 Firſt ſeeke the bingdome of God. Matth. 
 
 6.33. 
 
 Che Phariles neither enter into the king- 
 dome ot heauen themlelues, nog luffer other, 
 DD at.2 3.13, y 
 
 Coats caning out ofsenils bp vertue of 
 the hoip E holt, Hewed that the kingdome of 
 hrauen ig come.Qati12,28. 
 
 Che Phariſes alke Chrifl when the king- 
 dome of beaten hal come. £uk.i 7.20. 
 
 The Jewes dacamed of a refliturion ofthe 
 kingdome of Danid. Gar.ar 7,012. ana 
 the Apotiles alked Chzii, when Gee wouid 
 reltoze the kingdomete Fitac!. dcig 1.6. 
 
 Df the ipicttuall Kingdome et Ges. 1e 
 Hant.2.9;40, AND 29:9,11, 16 26. JPlal.2,95 
 10. and 9.* and 21.5.* and 72." AND 110.* 
 anD 45.%and 22.25,7 and 144 28)" Ilai ise 
 2.* aD 41,t0 18 and 42 354,7. Nerem.2 3.9. 
 anD 33 20." Ezek.34.23 and 37.16 Dan, © 
 2.44. 45, 46, and 4.38, 35.*and 7. 27.anB 9. 
 24.25 Pòle 3.4.5. Wich.4. and 5 .* Fech.7. 
 9.* Luke 22.69. and 23.2. JN 12.3 2 36. 
 Peb. 2 and 2 3. 
 
 Kifè. izpah kiſſed his ſonne Jaakob. Ges 
 nef 27.27, 
 
 Jaakob kiffed Rahel Ge. 29. 1. and Jos 
 ſephs chilozer.Gcn.48.10. 
 
 Laban kiſſed þig ſonnes and daughters, 
 Gen, 31.55. See 
 
 Elau kiſſed Jaakob. Gen. 33.4. 
 
 Joleph kiffed his bermen. Genel 45.15, 
 and his fatverbeing tead. Genya. 
 
 Garon kied Woks- Eron. 4.27.and Wee 
 fes father inlaw. Exod 18.7, 
 
 Naomi kiſſed pertwo Baug hers in lawe. 
 Rury 1.9. 
 
 Samuel kiled Siul i. Sam 10r. 
 
 Jonathan an’ Dauio kifedeachorher, 1, 
 Dam. 20.4%. i 
 
 Dauid kiſſedab alom 2.Sam.14.33.anB 
 Abfalom the people.2, Sam. r5. g. 
 
 Dawn kiſſed Barsittat.s.Seam.19.39. 
 
 Eliſha delireey that he might goe kife pig 
 father and mother. 1Ring.:9.30,2 +, 
 
 A chatte and bolpkifle ; a token ef perfice 
 charitie. Re 16.16.1 Coꝛ, 16 29.2 Coz3. 13. 
 12.3. hel5.26.1. Pet. 5. 14. 
 
 The bzethzen kiſſed [aut at his bepare 
 ting. Acts 20.37, 38. 
 
 The lantull womankified Shrithesfeete, 
 Like 7.3845. 
 
 Judas vetrayen Chik withs kife Like 
 22.48.90) at.26,4854 9. Mar.14.44, 45 
 
 neeg 
 
KNO 
 
 Knees anv Kreclieg. Salomon prayed 
 kneeling on both bts knees, 1. Rings 8.54 lo 
 yb Daniel Dan. éro. 
 
 The so. ſauldiers fent to Eliiah, fellon 
 heir kaces before him. 2. Rin.i.13, 15. 
 
 Geo hav reſerued 7000. in Iſtael that 
 Had not botwen theit knees to Baal. a. Kin· 
 59.04, 18. 
 
 Tole that kneeled notne to minke wa: 
 ter, were kezbidden to go with Gideon. Jaa. 
 
 5.6. 
 Miſerable apoſtumes in the knees, ſhal af 
 flict the diſobedient. Deut.28.35. 
 
 Know. Gov will be knowen to be Lore, 
 Exod 7.17. , 
 
 Gie know God, tf we keepe hig commans 
 dements. 1. John 2.3,4,5. 
 
 Ta kuow and bee Knowen of God, looke 
 Gal.4 9. 
 
 The Loz knoweth whe ate his,2. Tim, 
 2.4 9. 
 
 Ta knowe, fozto haue to doe.Gen.a. t.I. 
 King. 1.4.feg to Dee good. Ruth 2.10. and foz 
 to pzoue 0? allow. Reuel:2.2. i 
 
 Go bath not cat awap his peaple whom 
 he knew Pefoze, Roms.r 1.2, 
 
 CAhom Bed knew bhefuze , them he overs 
 ned to bee like falhioned to the image of pis 
 Sonne. Rom.8.29. 
 
 Mee muk menitate in Gods Lawe, to 
 fearne to know our duetie, and Doe it, Fok. 
 1.8. 1. Kings 2.3.0 | 
 
 Knowledge puffeth bp, but laue eviferb, 
 r08. 
 
 Bezaleel and Aholiab were filled with 
 knowledge, Ec· ŒroD.3 1.3. 35-30. fo was 
 Hiram. 1. Hing.7.17. 
 
 Jopu Baptiſt vꝛuught knowledge of fale 
 uation: Luke 1.977) ` 
 
 Me ought to increafe in the knowledge 
 of Gov. Col. kro. 
 
 Some euer learning, nener able to come 
 tothe knowledge af the teueth.2 Tim.z3.7. 
 
 Ace ought te haue azeale acceding to 
 knowledge. Rom. 10.2. i 
 i Ohe tree of knowledge of goon snd erill, 
 Gen.2.9. AND 3.1, 537» 
 
 The Lomig a Gov ef knowledge.1.Gae 
 muel 2.3. 
 
 Whe knowledge of Govd-is bette then 
 burut offerings. Dole.¢.6. 
 
 Whe true knowledge ís to tef bpon Gov. 
 Dole 14.9. fee Wifedome. 
 
 The Pꝛleſts lips ſhould peeferue know- l 
 
 ledge. Wal.2.7. 
 
 Row. DF the facrifice of the tedde Kow, 
 Num 19.259, 
 
 Two mitch kine fent away from Ekton, 
 with the Arke of Gov. 1.Hem.6.7,10,12. 
 
 Cinthankfull princes ave cailed kine, ana 
 fobp. Amos 4.16 
 
 Lc 
 
 F Labour. Hans like is a continuall la- 
 bour and trauaile. Job 7. 1.* Eccles. 1,8. 
 Wfal.go. 10. Ecclus. 8.6. 
 
 Wee oughe to liue of our labours. Azou, 
 5 -b 5S. 
 
 Whe pꝛaiſe of labour. JDzouet.12,1 1, Gee 
 cluas gag. 
 » Labour bꝛingeth abundance. 4320.14.22. 
 
 ‘He that ſhunneth labour, fall ceme to pos 
 
 The fecond Table. 
 
 tertie. 1320.30.4. and 21.5,17, 
 The labours of che dilobedient Mall be dec 
 Mouted with grafhoppers. Deut.28.28. 
 
 God beheld the labour of Jaakobs ands 
 Gen. 31.42. 
 
 Pharaoh commanded to oppzeſſe the Iſ⸗ 
 taclites with labour. Epod.1,14 ands 9. 
 
 Paul boaſted noc of other meng labours, 
 2.Q02010.15, 
 
 Paul appzoneth himlclfe the minier of 
 Go tn labours. 3,@02.6.5. and 11.23." 
 
 Dur labours Hal not bee in vaine, it it be 
 wzought in the Loꝛd. 1.407.15.58, 
 
 Thole char die im the Logs, rek from theit 
 labours, gc. Reuel rgis. 
 
 TUe oughe to reverence thole that labour 
 in the Golpel, 1.Qoz.16.16. 
 
 The Apofkles reaped che Pzophets la- 
 bours, John 4.38. 
 
 The Labourer is tworthp of his wages, 
 Luke 10.7. 1. Tim.5. 18. 
 
 The Labourers ate few, Mat.9.37. 
 
 God Heareth the crie of Laboureres anv 
 men in aduerſitie. Deut 26.7. 
 
 Labour and trauaile foz linneislaps bps 
 on all men. Gen. 2. 19. and 3.19. Efo0v.20.9, 
 10,48. AND 34.21. Deut. 5. 13, 14, 15. Tob. 2. 
 11.* [9al 104.23: Pott.ro 3,4,5,06. and 
 14.4523. Eccles.3. 10. ande.s3. John 2r, 
 3,6. Actes 18.2,3. and 20,24. Ephel. 4. 28. 
 1. Cor.4512. 1,0 bell.2.9.2. hell. 3.10, 
 
 Labour maketh not rich, but the blefling 
 of God. Gen 3.18. € 26,12. and 30.27, 30.7 
 Deur.8.3,4516, Job.¢2.10. * JP201.10.3,6 
 Eccles 11.2,3,4. Ecclus r. r1, to 18, 
 
 Lache.He that giueth vnto the ponge, Hall 
 not lacke. Pꝛo.ↄ28.27. 
 
 Ladder. Jaakob {awe a Ladder in hig 
 dreame. Gen.28. 12. 
 
 Laden. Chaiſt calleth onto him all that 
 are laden. Matth. 11.28. 
 
 Lake burning with fre and bzimſtone. 
 Reue 21.8. 
 
 Lambe, The oblation made with a Lambe. 
 Lenit. 3.7. 
 
 The manet of eating the Paſchal Lambe 
 EED. 12.3, to 29. 
 
 Ehil is the Lambe who beth taken away 
 eurinnes Pohu 1. 29. Reuel 5.8,9. 
 
 Gow the Lambe Chꝛiſt is honoured. Reu. 
 56,13. which Mood bpon mount Dion. Re⸗ 
 ucl. 14. < 
 
 Chꝛiſt willed Peter to feede his Lambes. 
 Fom 21.15. 
 
 Lawse Wephibofheth acculen.2.Hamig.4. 
 and 16,5,f0 5. 
 
 Lamentation of Danid ouer Gaul anv 
 Jonathan.2.Sam.i.17.* 
 
 Iſtael lamented faz the Arke. Gsam.7.2. 
 
 Iphtahs daughter lamented her virg ini⸗ 
 tie moneths vpon the mountaines. Jud. 
 11,38. 4 F 
 
 The old Pꝛophet lamented the veath of 
 the other IBrephet whom be bad Deceined. r. 
 king. 13 29s 
 
 Lampes foathe Candleſtickes of the Ta⸗ 
 
 bernacle. Exod.25. 37. and 27. 20,2 1. Leuit. 
 24.2 9 34. 
 
 Whe Lampes of the ten virgins. Mait.ꝛ5. 
 3,fte 14. i 
 
 Lands, fooky Famine in Ggppt, 
 
 LAW 
 
 Language. Dne Language # good {pace 
 after tie flood. Gena, 
 
 The Apoliies (pake ali languages. Act.2, 
 8. fee Tongues, | 
 Large. God gaue Salomon a large heart. 
 
 1. Ring 4. 29. 
 
 Laf vayes prophecied et. x, Tim g: 1,2: 
 Tim 3. 3. and 2. Pet. 3. 
 
 Whe Lak Halt be ſiril, and che Rri Laf 
 Matt.ao is.and 19.30. 
 
 Law, The terrible deliuery of the Law -Π
 the caulethereof. Œro.1 9.16,18 Dewt-33-% 
 and 5 22, to 28. Hebz.12. 18to 22. 
 
 Males repeateth the Law Deut.i 2, 3. 
 
 Woles commaunved a Law fog an inheri⸗ 
 tance of (he Congregation of Jaakob. Dette 
 
 334. S ; 
 
 Cutſed bee he that confirmeth-not all the 
 words of the Law, toboe them. Deuit.a7.266 
 
 Their reward that keepe the Lawe, ans 
 their puniment that deſpiſe it: Deurer.28. 
 
 10,* Batuch 4,1. 
 
 God commaunbeth to resve the Law bap 
 and night, and why Joh 1.8. 
 
 Cle sught alwapes to haue the Lawe hee 
 foze ourepes, awd in out Heatts.Deu.11.18, 
 19,30, 
 
 Moles exborteth he people to keepe the 
 Law. Deut.4.1. So Doth Joſhua. Joſh. 22. y 
 
 Tie Law of the burnt offerings. Leu.s.ↄ. 
 
 Whe Law of him that toucherk, ozis in tye 
 tent of the dead. Mum. 19. 13. 14. 
 
 The bigh Prieſts oud Jubges ought te 
 iudge accogding to p Law. Deu 17.951051 1o 
 
 She Jewes were compelley to fozlake the- 
 Law of Gon. 2.G9ac.6.1. r 
 
 TAhat the Law of Gon ig, andthe fruite 
 thereof, Pſal.9 7, to 12. i 
 
 The Law taken fez the doctrine of the 
 Law.99at.7:t2.for othe r bookes beſſdes the 
 bookes of Poleg. Joh. o. 34 and 12. 34. an 
 15.25 Rom̃. z.15. Forthe whole Doctrine of 
 God. Jem e.25. and foz outward pzofeſſion. 
 JPvil. 3.5. foz the whole doctrine of ſaluation. 
 Ia 2.3. K 
 
 The Law diuided into two Tables. Mat 
 22.37.38. Y 
 
 The Law wag omainen bp Angelsin the 
 pantof a mediatour. Gal.3.19. | 
 
 CheLaw was ginen bp Wales. Joh.r.s7 
 and 7.19, 
 
 The confitution of the Law appertaineth 
 tothe Jewes Rom.9.4, 
 
 -The knowledge of Gune commeth by the 
 Law. iRom. 3.20. Ri 
 
 The Law was adden becauſe of tranſgreſ⸗ 
 ſions, and twas omainen bp Angels im the 
 band of a mediatour. Gal.2.19. 
 
 Olibp the Law entren WRom.s5.20. 
 
 The Law isa ſchoolcmaſter te leave ba te 
 Chik Gel.3.24, . 
 
 The Law is bolp, iuf g good Won.7. 12. 
 
 The Law ig good, if it be bled latufullp.s. 
 Tim. 118. 
 
 JE a man toe that which be would ner, fe 
 confenteth to tye Law, that itis goed. Rom. 
 7.16. 
 
 The Lawe of Moſes an impogtable poke. 
 Acts 16.10. 
 
 The Law tallet the firength of fine. ss 
 €0}.15656. becaule it te an eccation of finne 
 
 p 4 AMADA, 
 
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 Wom.7.5 3, calicd allo the Law of inne anv 
 Death, Rom. 8 2 g of wrath. Rom.4.15.¢ the 
 miniſtration of Death and Damnation. 2. Coꝛ. 
 3:7:9. & the ionel of rhe letter, Rom.7.6. 
 None vf the Jewes kept the Lawe. John 
 
 59, 
 7 The Law giuehnot Lfe. Gal. 3. 25. 
 
 No men is inikiied bp che Lawe in the 
 fight of Gov. Gal 2.16, and 3.08, 
 
 As many ag are of the workes of the Law, 
 are curled. Dal. 3.10. 
 
 The enve of the Lawe ig lone. Matth.s, 
 43:44. and 7. 12.and 22,37, to4r. John 13, 
 34,35. Rom, 13.8.9. Gal.5. 14, 22. and 6.2, 
 10, £0 ti.t.5. 
 
 Chit Hath abzomatedthe Law. Ephe.2. 
 45.2. (62.3.7,11. Watt: I t. 13.Actess3.38, 
 
 30 615.10, 11. Roni.7.6 Gal.3 24, 25.6 
 4.3,to 8. Zol.2.17. Web. 8.9.* 
 The Law wag a ſhadow of good things to 
 come. Webio 1,10. 
 = The Law was read in the Spnagogues 
 euery Sabbath. Acts v3.27. 
 CThe Jewes allenge a Lawe to put Chik 
 fo death, Fob. tag: 
 Chꝛiſt came to redeeme thole that were 
 - Huderthe Law. Gal. 4 5. 
 Chik is the end of the Law Kom. 10 4, 
 AThbat which che Law could not poe, Chziſt 
 Hath accomplifhen. Bom. 8.3.4. 
 CThe Law made nothing perfect. Heb.7. 19 
 Ghe Guitlicane of the beire, and the alle 
 - Poze of tHe chtiozen of @arah, ano Agar, 
 prone that the Law is ce aſed. Gal.4.1,22. 
 Lori came to fulfill tye Lawe and the 
 Prophers. Waith: 5.17. 
 ~ The Law ig not giuen to the righteous, 
 But tothe Lawleffe, sifobedient,¢c. 1. Tim.i 
 9.10. Bal 5.18, 
 ` Go hath written hig Lawes in the hearts 
 ‘of the kaitbfull Deb, 8:10. 
 The Law of Bon delighteth the ſpirits of 
 the faithfull. Rom.7.22. 
 The wifevome of the ich isnat, op can 
 Nor be fubiect to the Law of God. Rom. 8.7. 
 The law of our members rebellerh againk 
 the law of our minne. Wom 7.22. 
 The Law of Chik ig a Lawe of libettie- 
 ‘Jam 2.12, 
 The topall Law is the loue of our neighs 
 bour. James 2.8, 
 Te the Law were glorious, hoto much moze 
 she Golpei? 2..02.3.7,8,9. 
 ‘Tabo fo fhalt fatle in one point of the Law, 
 ig guiltie of all. Tames 2.10. 
 
 Again wickes law makers, Tooke Iſai. 
 10.1, 
 
 Ticked lawes ought to be bzoken. Dan, 
 
 6.15. 
 
 Culſtome ig a Lawe te the wicked. tifo. 
 24.55. ` 
 +2 There ig one Law giner which ig able to 
 faye and tod: frop. Jam.4 12. 
 
 The Girt Law. Gene.2. 16,1 7. tranſgreſ⸗ 
 fed, and punifjed. Ben. 3.6." 
 
 The Law of che ten commanvements wag 
 giuen bp psice. Exod.20 1, 1098. Witten in 
 Tables Erov.31.08.Deur 5.22. which are 
 Ddroken.€Eto.32.19 Deut.9.17. and renued, 
 eatro 1, to & @Er0d.24.1,28. 
 
 - Rye Law is tead Deut.31 9,003.4, Joh. 
 
 
 
 The fecond Table. 
 
 8.35. Gets rg.240.2.Ting.23.152,3.3, 02 
 34.18, Nehem.8.1, to 9. 1. (dz 9.40, to 48. 
 2.99ac.8.2 3. 
 
 ‘Before the Lawe, Ginne was not counted 
 fane. Rom.5.13. 
 
 DF tranfgre fling the Law of God, oꝛ the 
 king, fee Tranfpreife. 
 
 The Lawe of Gon cannot bee fulfilled 
 without the Spirit of Gon. Deut.5.29,335 
 and 30.14, JDlal.119.1,2.* Wuk18i 14,76, 
 27. Acta 15-9,10,11.Qoms.1,to18.@ai.s. 
 16,18 22," 
 ` The Law was ginen to bzing fozth fruite 
 inds. 2.€f0.9.31. 
 
 jDzofperitp follomerh them that loue Eods 
 Law, Bfaiis9.16. 
 
 The Lawe of faith ginen opon condition, 
 and how. Rom 3.27. and 8.1, 
 
 Me map not goeg ta lawe vndet bnbelees 
 uerg. €.CL 02.6.1, to 9. 
 
 Laugh. Abꝛaham aud Sarah laughed, anv 
 wip. Gen. 7. 17. and 18.12. 
 
 Tire vnto them that laugh now , fog thep 
 fhail weepe. Luke 6.25- j 
 
 Though fome laugh Gods meflengers to 
 Ccogne, pet fome pite therebp 2. Chron 30. 
 bOI. 
 
 Laughter, {ee Countenance, 
 
 Tie ought to laugh no man to ſcoꝛne. Ecs 
 clus. 7.11. fee Paftime, 
 
 Lay. fee Whoredome 
 
 Laying on of hands, Gen. 48 13.* Exo 29, 
 10. Leuſt. m g. and 3.2 8,1 3.J2um.27,.18. 
 War, 10.16, Acts.6.6.48 17,1025. 63.3.8 
 19.6, 1. @im.4.14, and 5.22.2. Yim. 1.6. 
 
 § Leadet h. Gods long (uffeting leadeth to 
 tepentance Rom.2 4. 
 
 Leafe: The found ofa leafe Haken, ſhall 
 
 chale the wicked. Leuit.'36.36. 
 
 Learne. The Evers of Iſtael did learne 
 Gons Law. Mehem.3.13. 
 
 Leaf. Gideon confellveh himlelfe leak of 
 bis fathers boufe. Juag.é.15. 
 
 Paul leait among the Apoftles. 1. Coz. 15 
 9. and of all Saincs. Ephe.3.18. 
 
 Tie fo hall breake one of thie leat com- 
 mandements, anv teach men (o,fhalbe calien 
 leaft in rhe kingdome of beaten. Wat. 5. 19. 
 
 The leat inthe kingveme of beauen, ig 
 greater then John Waprilt. Dateh. sr. 20. 
 Luke 7.7, 28. 
 
 Leane, {ee Forfake. 
 
 Leauen, The meate offerings were made 
 without leauen, Lew 2 rr. 
 
 Leauened bread might not be eaten at the 
 celebzation of the JPafleoucr. Exed.i 2.15. 
 
 Qe kinguome of God compared co lea- 
 uen. Matth. 13. 33. 
 
 Leauen take fog petnicious Doctrine. at. 
 16.6,12.@al.5 9 3 foꝛ bppecrifie Luk. 2. 1. 
 
 Che leauen of malice ought tobe purgen 
 in bs. .Coꝛ 5.7,8. 
 
 Leefe. To leeke God, anv to finve oz leefe 
 pim. a. Chr. 15.2,05.. 
 
 MF leefing o finding Dre , Sheepe, affe 
 o2gatment, Deut.22.1,2,3. 
 
 Legions of Angels and devils. Darth. 26. 
 $3. War. s 9. Luke 8.30 
 
 Lending. The Law of lending, bozowing, 
 and receiuing tu cuflcbie. ELAD 32.7,95+ 45 
 4 5. Leniteé.4 Deut.2g. 10. 
 
 LA B 
 
 "Of lending tothe pavze: Erda 2727,26, 
 29. Deut, 15.2.7, £052, Ecclus. 29, 1,10 Bde 
 Mat 5.42. Luke 6.30,35. 
 
 Leprows lee Hand. 
 
 Leprofie. ew it was to be knowen. Leu. ~ 
 13.2. *and Pow to be cleanted Lewit.14.2.* 
 — greatly to betaken heede of Deut, 
 2 
 
 4 8. PSR 
 
 SQaamanthe Sprian healed of a leprofie. 
 2. Ring.5.15. 
 
 Whe Lepeis declared tothe Samatitanes 
 rhe pzoutDence of Hovd.2. King. 7. 10. 
 
 Miriam became leprous fog grudging ae 
 gaint Qofes.Qum 12.10 and was ſeclu⸗ 
 ded the boke lenen dapes. Qum 12 15. ac⸗ 
 copBing to the Law. Leuit. 3.46 IRum.5.2. 
 2. King. 15.5. 
 
 Chꝛilſt healed one of the Leprie, Watt. 8. 
 
 253 i 
 
 Df the tenLepers which were cleanſed bp 
 Chall. Luk.17.12,t0 20, 
 
 King Cizziah riken with Leprie, foz Ge 
 furping the JOztertes office. 2. Kings 1 5. 5 
 2.02.26 16.19,t0 220 7 i 
 
 Leffer. (ee Men, 
 
 Letter taken fog the Latwe, 2.07.3 6.D2 
 foz the figne ofthe facramé:, when the trueth 
 is not coniopned Rom.2.27,29. 
 
 Citray caried a letter of bis owhe death. 
 2. SDam. rig. 
 
 DE Sezebels coũterfeit letters 1. Ri.aus. 
 
 Paul calleth the Law rye oldnelſe of the 
 Letter Rom.7.6, DRET 
 
 L- uites that ſerued foleg no moze admits 
 ted to che Prieſthooo. and Wbp. Eze 44 103 
 to 15 looke in rhe fith Table. 
 
 Lewde. Sod giveth che wicked oner onte 
 a izione minde. Gla 5%20,21; Rom.s.28. 
 
 Y Liberal. Te oug bt to be liberal to the 
 pooje.v cclus. ir.: 
 
 Libertse. The creature hall bee deliueren 
 from corruption inte the gioꝛious Liberty of 
 the ſonnes of Gov. Rom.8, 27. 
 
 diñs ſetuant ig at liberty inthe Pogue. - 
 1.€02.7.22. 
 
 The libertie of the Golpel ought not tobe 
 an occafion of falling to the weake, no? co- 
 four af wickeonefle to the AeH. Cin 8,9. 
 @al.5.13.1.JPet 2.16. 
 
 Dt the livertte which we pane by Jeſus 
 Chit. Gla.43.1 5.” 
 
 Want fed not bis libertie.x, Coz.9. 4.85. 
 
 Falle Preachers pzomife falle libertie. ze 
 Pet.ꝛ. i 9. 
 
 Libertie pꝛoclaimed in the 50. peere Lett. 
 35.10. Detit 15.2,3. 
 
 Lice fent opon man and beag in Egypt. 
 Er.. J 6,!7. 
 
 Life vpeathed intomans face. Gene. 2,9. 
 
 G be Life ofmanisa vapour. Pam. 4: 14. 
 is a minde. Fob 7.7.18 ſhoꝛt. Coꝛ 7.29. 1$ 
 pantie. Plal. 39 5,6. thzough Gnne. Pisk 
 90.3, 10 11. 
 
 Job is wearie of big lie Job 10 1. 
 
 Gah proloneerh and ſhozteneth the life. a 
 Wina.z0 5 6 Deut.30.16,18. Exo 23 36. 
 
 Lons life promi en ta thole that ebep God. 
 Fred 23. 26.andthat honour fa ber and moe. 
 ther Frob 20.12 Dit. 5. 16. ph 6 2,3. 
 
 The life uf the wickee ha'i pang doubt · 
 full befoze ijem. Deut.28.66, - 
 
 The 
 
Le IVF. 
 
 The faints loue d not their livessin teſpect 
 of the promiles of Gods Wod. Reut. 12.11. 
 
 Jeius Cozi is che life. obn 14.6. Cel. 
 3.3. 1. Jobnr.2. And hath ſwallowed vy 
 Death, toat wee might bee heites of euerlas 
 Ring life.1.JBert.3.9,10,12. DIEN 
 
 Chit ts the bꝛe ad of life, which giueth 
 eterhali life John 6.48,5 4. 
 
 Chik bath life in pinalelfe,asthe Father 
 bath.4opn.5.26. i 
 
 Gn the tozd was life, and the life was the 
 fight of men. Tobn s ¢. 
 . To know the onetp God and Chꝛiſt whom 
 be bath fenr,islifeeternall John 17-3. 
 
 > Life eternal ig the pꝛomiſe of Sod. Titus 
 
 T.z. 6. John 2.25. through Chrilt. John 10: 
 28.and 17.2 Rom 6.22,23. 
 
 Being inftified bp grace, wee are mave 
 heires of eternal! lite. Titus 3.7. 
 = God hath giten vs eternal life, and that 
 life isin bis Sonne.r. John 5.12. who layd 
 powwne bis life faz His fheepe. John 10.15. 
 
 The Apvlties preacyed eternal life.s. Job. 
 
 3.2. 
 
 Thole that heare Gong woa, and beleeue 
 abe fame, taucilife eternal. Jopn 5.24. 1, 
 Jobn 5.13. age 
 = ‘Af we willencer ints life, we muft keepe 
 the commandemen:s, Dp atti.19.07. 
 
 “Life eternal, isthe end of tighteoufnefle. 
 Bon 6.22. , 
 
 The life of Choiſtians ishin with Chit 
 in Bov.Col 3.3, Looke Saluation,and Eter- 
 nall life. 
 
 The tree of life in the middeſt of Paras 
 Dile tereeffriall.en.2.9. 
 
 Adam Piren oat of Waranife, let hee 
 fhould eat of the tree of life Gen 3.22,23,34 
 . Dé che milerte anv vaſtableneſſe of mang 
 life looke moze. Genel. 3.17, 18,19. 2. Sam. 
 14.54. 1. Chꝛon. 29 15. Job 3 3. and 3.9. 
 and 9.25,26. and 13.12, Plal 103.15, 16. 
 GND 102.3,9,11-€143 4 Eccles 2.1.* and 
 get 7.159. Tl4.40.6,7,8. Wiſd. 2. 1 to 6. 
 and 5 8,to14.€cclus,14.17,18.¢ 18.7.8,9. 
 anD 40.1,t0 12. Luk. 12.20 Eph.5.16 Hed, 
 33.14. FIDet 1.14. James rit, 
 
 Thðe life of the faithfult muſt be conforma- 
 ble to the life and doctrine of Chik. Genel, 
 17.1,9* Gred.20.1,t018. Leuit. 11.4445. 
 and 19.2,3,4. and 20.2.* Dat.s5.3.* @6.1,* 
 and 7.1." 1.6.20." Jobet3.14,018. E15, 
 2,011 €21.19,23. Rom.6 3. ¢8.1,10 18. 
 13.8. 15.4.5. Eph.2. 10. F4.F52,3515, 
 17 *G5.1 2.*{Dbi.1.37.€ 2.2,t0 17. Col. 2. 
 g.and 3.1." 1.Chel4sjte13. Tit 2.12.* 
 E 3.8.14. 1.J9e.1.14,15 E 2.1 2, 1336 3 2.* 
 and 4.1, 2. 1 Joh.i.7. 2:6. Heb.i 2. 5,2, 3. 
 
 During thp life, giue not awap top lub» 
 Bance.€cclus.23.18 19,20. 
 
 He that w Ui laure hiz life, Hall tole it: anv 
 contrariwiſe: Matt.r 0.39. 
 
 Life and death, po ertie anv riehes, com 
 meth of the Low Ferlus. 11.14. 
 
 Falle witneffe ro be puniſhed life foz life, 
 Deut 19 18.t0 22. looke Soule. 
 
 Lifting op the beart- Denr § 14. 
 
 Lifting op the bant,tooke Hand. 
 
 Light. God is the Light of tie faithfull. 
 Bama WF ye 
 
 Dauid wag calico the Light of Irach 
 
 The fecond Table.’ T 
 
 2.Sam.21.17. 
 
 Chis the true Light, which lighteneth 
 euere man. John 1.4,9.anv 8.12 anD 9.5. at 
 bis comming willlighten things thet be hid 
 in Darkenefle,:.@o02.4.5. 
 
 Awake thou thar Teepe, and. Chil hall 
 gine thee Light.€ phe 5.14, 
 
 The light of she wicked Hal be quenched. 
 Job 38.5. 
 
 No wichedneffe fo clofe, but te Hall come 
 to light Eccles 10.20. 
 
 She Golpei is a Light Acts 26,33. 
 
 Che Light created. Gen. ag. 
 
 SGod is Light.a. John 1.5.and dwelleth in 
 light.1.@1m.6,16. 
 
 Light, fog all pappineffe.Acts 20. 23. 
 
 CUbp Chrill which is the Light „wag not 
 teceiued of ihe Jewes Poon 3.09. 
 
 The faithful mimBersare the light of rye 
 world. Mait 5.14. 
 
 Cubile we haue the Light, letos beleeue 
 in the Light , that we map be the childzen of 
 the Light Jopn 12.36: - 
 
 It we walke in the light, as Chꝛiſt ig the 
 Light, we pave fellowiyp one with another. 
 i. John 1.7. 
 
 He that hateth his bzother is not in light, 
 1. Jobn 2.9. 
 
 It is light, mbich makety ail things ma⸗ 
 nifefl. Epyels.13, 
 
 + She Gennes were darkenefle, but now 
 are light inthe Lerd Eph. 5.6 · 
 
 Chꝛiſtians oughi to ſhine as lightsin the 
 woz. {Phil. 2.15,16. 
 
 Two great lights cteated, ant why. Gen. 
 1.14,15,16,t059. 
 
 The armout ef light, what. Rom. 3.1 2. 
 
 Linage, looke Tribe. 
 
 Lake mother Jike daughter. Eze. 16.44. 
 
 Likemafter, like man. 3.am,13.28,29, 
 Gen.17.23. 
 
 Like people, like Pꝛieſt. Iſa.24.2. Hol4. 
 9.and 6.9. 
 
 Chole that are erncified wiih Chriſt, are 
 made like to bisimage Rom.).29. 
 
 Likene fje locke Image and Simititude, 
 
 Likel:hoods. Tee ought not to iudge bp 
 likelihoods, Hohn 7.24.5 
 
 Line,looke Weights, 
 
 Lions (ent to Delitop the Samaritanes. 2. 
 King.17.25. 
 
 Samlon fietwe a Lion, Judg.r4 6. fo did 
 Dauid.1.Ham.17. 35. 
 
 A man flaine of a Lion, foz vifobering 
 Gods commandement. 1.iings 20, 35,36, 
 and kettle a prophet.«.iing.1 3.1 8,ta 25. 
 
 Chꝛiſt the Lionof the tribe of Judah.Re= 
 nel.5.5. 
 
 Liplabour. Eccles y.i See Prayer, 
 
 Lips looke Calfe. 
 
 Little childꝛen muf bearethe Law read, 
 Deutz 1. toto 146¢Goh.8.24.390 = 9 2 
 
 Little babes in faith; mat pane the milk 
 of the Golpel.a.Goz-z.t,2, | Men 
 
 ~ Little chilozen appointed ts enter into the 
 land of Canaan Ditit.r.39/. 6 7 
 
 Saul being lictlein bis cone ſight was 
 made Ring r. Sama g 17: 
 
 Little ones, put foz vile pertons inthe ſight 
 of rie worſd· Matth· 0.42. Hise 
 
 Little numbet, (ce Plagues, 
 
 DY OO R 
 
 Live. The ini hallline by faith.ab.z.4. 
 
 Che man ipat fuiGHeri the Law, (hal live 
 therebp.denit 18.5, 36. 
 
 Mice ali liue becaule Chzi& doeth lue 
 in vs. John 14: 19.BHal.2.20. 
 
 Man cannot lee the face of God, and lives 
 Cr0d.3 3.20 
 
 Tar liue, and bie tothe glozp of God. Ro⸗ 
 man 14,8 ¢nctto ont lelues 2. Coꝛ 3. 15. 
 
 one map liue idlely.ꝛ. bel. 3.10. 
 
 Ge ought to Die bate fine, and line pite 
 Gos Rom.6.t0,11, 
 
 Gil liue vnto God. Luke 30.38. 
 
 To liue in pleafure,is death.i. Tim.5.6. 
 
 Ehe huing Gov. Fol. 3.10. 
 
 J liue foz ener-an oth of Got. Detz 2.40, 
 
 As thploulelinech: as pRogd liueth,otheg 
 of men.1.Sam 1,26.Judg.8 19. Rut.3.13. 
 
 Liuing in top in thig world. Eccles.8. 15, 
 
 nd 9.7: 
 Qan liueth bp the word of Gov. Deut.8. 
 3-Datth.4.4.0 
 
 Let che Bing liue,foz, Gon faue the king. 
 1,9 aM.10.2 4, 
 
 The creation of all lining and meouing 
 things.@en 1.21,24. f ; 
 
 dam gaue names te ali liuing creatures, 
 Gen.2. 19. 
 
 God pꝛouideth nouriture foz enerp Luing 
 thing. Gen.m jo. 
 
 S Loaues.4000.fed with 7. Loaues a few 
 fies. Wat. ı 5.33,34. gabout 5000 with g 
 loaues ⁊ two fiſhe a Mat 1 4-17,t0 22. Mat 
 6.38, to 45. John 6.9, to 16 looke Bread. 
 
 Log-@ meaſute.Leuit. 14.10. 
 
 Lsokeslee Countenance, 
 
 To defire God te looke debene bpon bfe 
 Deut.25.1 5. 
 
 The Lom looked vpon the Iſtaelites tri- 
 butations.€xod.2.25. and 4.21. and cauſed 
 Sarl to be anointed their bing. 1.98.91 6. 
 
 Hannah prayed that GED would looke on 
 Her trouble.. Sam. r,r E 
 
 Woles praped Gob net to looke bpon the 
 flubburnnefie of bis people Deut.9.27. 
 
 Loopes 02 firings, (ce Strings. 
 
 Long (uffering ef the. Loja, let vs ſuppeſe 
 to be {altiation,2.JBet.3.15 dcoke Patience. 
 
 Loafing of finnes.looke Keyes. . 
 
 Lord. Dut Ged is the onelp Lord Deute- 
 6.4. Ephe.4. 5. 
 
 The Lordis at hand.Phil.a.5. 
 
 Gktbhings be the Lords,and therefore no⸗ 
 thing created fez our vſe maketh os oncican, . 
 Rom14. 14. 
 
 The Lord hath Dene great fignes in Es- 
 gypt, and why Exod . 7.5. 
 
 Phoaraob xkᷣnew not the Lord. Exod 5.2. 
 
 Zt is the ſpirit of the Lord «pat altetett 
 man.1:Sam-1o.6. i 
 
 She Lord blefle thes taake Salute. 
 o> She Duetie and authozirie of Lordes and 
 mafters. roD, 21.2.7 12526527: Leuit. ig. 
 13. and 25.39: 815.12 t0 i9 and 25 1,2,3- 
 Gob 31.1 3ojB20.29:12.19,21; Fer.34-8.9.7 
 Ecclus.7 20,21. and 33.23.* and 42,5. 2 
 poef s o Col 4.1. 
 
 pz, o Lord. a courteous and reverent: 
 mame. Hen, 24.1 8.and 23:6, Aets 25.26. 
 * huſhaud is called ye. igis Lord. 
 
 dg· 9,26. ? 
 Farbe 
 
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 - Rom.13.9,10. 1. 
 
 Hout no harme. Rom.13 
 
 
 
 
 
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 Jaskob calleth Gis brother Lord. Gert 33. 
 
 13.14. 
 Tipi the Lord of glop. r. £02.28. 
 Eyundap the Lords vap. Reuel.rro. 
 Lordjhip.Qotw thole that bane Lordthip,og 
 
 rule, ought to vſe che fame. 2.am.2 3.3. 
 Loft,fooke Leeſe, and Deut.22.0. | 
 Lots, DE cating of Lots. Weu.16.8,9,10. 
 
 | and 33.54 Sofh.7.13,t0 19.¢ 18.8. am. 
 10.20 21.8 14. 10, 40, 41, 42. 4920.16.33. £ 
 
 18.18, Rehe, 11.1, G3ek.20.19. Jonay 1-7. 
 Acts 1.23 
 
 The — cat Lottes to poe miſchiefe. 
 Eller 3.7. 
 
 Lone commeth of Gor, and he that loueth, 
 
 ig bone of Gov... John 4.7. 
 
 Te ave calien the ſonnes of God through 
 the lene which God hath ſhewed bute ve. 1. 
 
 © RIM 3.152. 
 
 herein the loue of God appeared Rom. 
 §.8. 1. John 4.9,10, 
 
 The loue of God ig Henin our hearts bp 
 the holp Gpo- Rom.s.5. 
 
 Gov hath chofen va, that we ſhould be hoe 
 Jp befoze Him tin loue.eptef.1.4. 
 
 Loue ig the end and — of the late, 
 Timis. 
 
 Loue ought tobee without dillimulatlon. 
 Rom. 1232.g. 
 
 The loue of God is not in him, whe being 
 able, Decth nor helpe, ſeeing bis brothers 
 heed... John 3. 17, 18. 
 
 God loueth gs an enerlatting louei 
 ano z3: 
 
 TMUbofoener bath loue, will Doe bis neigh- 
 tO 
 
 Loue tonereth the —— of finned. r, 
 Pet.4.8.1Die. 10.12. 
 
 - Loucepifieth.1-Q07.8i5. >! 
 
 Loue ig the bont of perfectnes. Lol.3.24, 
 therefore wee muft loue without faining, 
 Rom.12.9,10. Ephel.s.2. r Thell 4.9. 1 
 Mobs 3.11. 1.]Det.122. 
 
 All things ought to bee Bone in loue. Ie 
 €o7.16.14, 
 
 Jofeph exborted Hig brethzen to loue one 
 Another: Gen. 45. 24. 
 
 Chꝛiſtian debt ig loue Rom.i z.8. 
 
 Elpa (o ig perfece in love, fhall hate botns 
 fies in the Dap of tibgement.1.3oh.4.17,18. 
 
 S. Paul wither to the Faithfull incre aſe 
 of loue ano why. Ebel. 3.17. Boil.iↄ. io, 
 EX. 4, Thetls. 12.13 
 
 Epit —— that loue outo. ware 
 colD, anD wohy· Matth.· 24. 12. 
 
 The wounds of a louer are kaichlaln 320. -> 
 
 27.6. 
 
 Commandements of loue. Èron. 20.1 2,¢0 
 23.]920.2.27,28. . 
 
 Lous of neighbours acceptable to Gav 
 and man.cEcclus.a5.c. 
 
 The greet loue of Jaakob toward Ravel. 
 Gen.29. 18 20.305 
 
 Amnons wicked loue.2. Sam. 1 3. 1, 2. 
 
 Salomon aſſo:ted in the loue of hig idola⸗ 
 
 sit 
 
  ¢rous wines. s Kings 12.1.t0 9. 
 
 Whe Prophet that goeth about to curne 
 
 $8 from the loue of God, ought ta be ſtoned 
 
 to death. Dent.13.1,t0 12. 
 God loued 09, befoꝛe wwe loued hiim: Boh. 
 
 4-19. and chale bs, becaule bee loued OB. 
 
 The fecond Tabled ` 
 
 Deut.7,8.and10.1¢. 
 
 God loueth the ozople.Daitt.3 2.3. 
 
 The inciasable loue of God toward his 
 — s k Deiit.4-36,37,38, anv 
 10.15. and 23.6 
 
 Gob loued Zalomon. 2. Sam i2.24,25. 
 
 God Lo loued the worin , that he gauz his 
 onelp begotten Sonne, and wyp, John 3.16. 
 Ephe. 2.4. 1. John 410,18. 
 
 cont (a de arely loued ba, that be gaere his 
 life foz o3. Joh. 15.1 3.Gal. 2. 20. Ephel.s.s. 
 
 The Father loued the Sonne, anv wer. 
 John 10,11,17 
 
 Chit bath taught og the Golpel,that we 
 might be loued ef Gon. Jehn 17.2 3,265, 
 
 Taho loueth Gor perfectly indeede. 1. 
 Joins. 3,5. 
 
 JF we laue the wora, the loue of Soig 
 not in vs.a. John 2.15. 
 
 TWigerebp we know that we loue God. r. 
 John 5.1,2 
 
 ait things tuorke for the beſt to them that 
 love Gor. Rom. 8. 28. The erotune of life ia 
 
 zomiſed fa them. Jam a. 2. and Goo will 
 acknowledge then foz hig. r. 02.8.3. 
 
 Sanl loued Danin. ı Sam. 16.2 1. fo did 
 Jonathan as big owne foule.c-Ga.18.1,3 & 
 26.17. aboue the loue of women. 2.98. 1.26. 
 
 Tie ought to ſapport one another, follow 
 the trueth in loue CEphe.g. 2,15. 
 
 Ape that Ioueth nor Yig bpotbers abideth in 
 Death. 1. John zrg.: 
 
 Good min Hers mull bee hadi in fagulac 
 ioue fog theit wozks (abe.1-Obels.c3. 
 
 Mee ought to evific our ſelues in the loue 
 ef Gov. Jude 20.21. 
 
 All goounefle pzoceedeth from loue and 
 brothettp kindneſſe Heb.6.10, 
 
 Te muloue Cheilt befoze we can keepe 
 hig woad. John 14.15- 
 
 Thate epar hee the chilogen of God, loue 
 Chk. Joon s 
 
 Thole that loue Chziſt, ere that bee 
 Went to the Father. John 14.38 
 
 Tiho le loueth eye Sonne, ſhall be Loued 
 of the Father anv the Sonne. Jobn 14.25. 
 
 Becaule manp finned ate foatinen the 
 nisil hep loue much. Luke 737,47." 
 
 Wiee are knowen tobe Chgilts vilciples, 
 bp mutisali loue. abn 13.35. 
 
 Chik loued Marie, W artha,e Lazarug, 
 John tr.5.andehe pong man. Warke 10.20. 
 ann John the Euangetift.Jobn 21.20, 
 
 Cbꝛiſt alken Peter thee times if pee lo- 
 ned pins, John 21.15516,07. 
 
 Tue oughe toloue our enemies. Matthe5. 
 44.J920.25,24.1Rem.12. 20. as Dauid loued 
 Saul.i. Sam. 24 7.*and 26.9.* 
 
 Thou ſhalt loue the Aoꝛd thy God, anv 
 thy neighbour as tip (elfe. Mates 2.37,t04t- 
 Fo loue Gov atight, is moꝛe then all burnt 
 offrings. War. 12.29,* 33. Deut.. 354: 
 
 Ge ate erbozted to loue God. and out 
 neighbour. r. John .4.7.*& 3. 23.Joſh.a 3.11. 
 2, Hohaw exborteth the Reubenites to loue 
 Goo. Foth.a2.5. 
 
 Gon teg itech of od toloue hin, De.10.12 
 
 God ciecumcifech oue hearts, that wee 
 {How'd loue him. Deut. 30.6. 
 
 Selomon loued God. Akings 7.3. 
 
 Gou ip merciful tathole thatloue him, 
 
 LVIS 
 
 Erot. 20.9:Dent.6. TOAD 7.12, 05. 
 
 To loue God; and obep bis 10:0 5 ig life 
 and feticitie. Deut. 3o. 16,20. 
 
 The commendation of loue, and the proe 
 perties thereof. 1.002.143." 
 
 sai isthe Gov of peace any loue. 2. Coz. 
 
 Maen challiferh whom bee Joueth Debz.12, 
 6.JD20.3.10,2RCUC. 3.89. 
 
 The care of vifcipline ig loue: and loue i⸗ 
 the keeping of Gons Liw, Wiilp.6.17,28. 
 
 DE the great Joue of God towarn thole 
 that beleeue in him. Exo.20. 2,6. Dew.6.10, 
 11.9 7.6,7;8:13. Joſh 2417,18. Pꝛo 8.27, 
 Jer 31.3. Ecclus.a4.o,12, 14. John 10,10, 
 to 19. and a1.9. and 13.1.* EI 3.9,to 14. and 
 16,23,26.iRom.5-8.@al.2.20.0E ph 2.4 and 
 5.21. John 4 980,11. Ecclus. 17.209. 
 
 True faith mozketh bploue,Pal.5.6.. + 
 
 Me kuow that we ace the ſonnes of Gow 
 by true loue. 1, Tol.g.17-* which is the neva 
 anv old commandement.1. John 2.8, aud zë 
 23. 2. John 5. 
 
 Chat thep ate worthy of that loue ima⸗ 
 ges. Niſo 15.6.and 16,0,t020.  .) 
 
 Pꝛoſperity folowerh them that loue Gove 
 Haw jofal.r19.165.; 
 
 Lowe, Let the bzother of lowe degtee, tea 
 * toben be is exalted. James 1.9512. 
 
 He that is lowe in his owne fight, to ſet 
 forth Gods glozy, is of great account wiry 
 God and qeod men: 2.Ham.6.22, fee Meeke 
 ans Humble. ‘ 
 
 Loynes, Eliiah gitded bp his Loynes, and 
 tanne.1.King.18.46. ſo did Gehazi.. Kin. 
 4-29. 
 
 Ce muft gira bp the loynes of our mina, 
 and helw.r.Jdetr.t 3. 
 
 Chꝛiſt willeth os to gird ourloines — 
 Luke 12.35. 
 
 Loyterers fee Idleneſſe. 
 
 J Lucre, lee Gaine. 
 
 Luke-yarme fee Cold. 
 
 Lunatike. Crit healed one that wag Iu- 
 natike. Matt. 17. 15, 18. Darke 9:17,19 3o 
 
 uke 9.38. 
 
 Lufi. Graues of luft. Rum. rr. 34. + 
 
 Tile mult hunne the fozmer lufts of ignoe 
 tances. Det. 1.14. and pouth. a. Tim. a.23, 
 ann of concupiſcence.i. Theſ.a.a. 
 
 The people kiah after eh, and is pra 
 niſhed. Qum.a 1.3 
 
 Luftes choke in os the word of the Golpel. 
 Marke 4-19- o: 
 
 Locking on a woman to luĝ after ber, ig 
 abulcerpin the beate. Watts .2 8. Pꝛo.c.a 5. 
 29,32.Ecclus.25.23 
 
 The luſt of the A wicked Judges punis 
 Med. Dan a3. 8.11,2062. 
 
 The luſtes of the feH, and luftes of the 
 epes ate not ef the Father. r. Jobn 2.265", 
 
 Tie map not obep the lufts of inne, Ront 
 6,1 2.fee Concupifcence. 
 
 § Lying.@ lying pirit in the mouth of all 
 babs pPophers:s rings 22,23 © 
 
 The olde prophet mare a lie vpon a good 
 intent to the man of Gov.1 Mins 13328. 
 
 Lying ought to bee auorven. Epheſ.4. 25. 
 GCal.3.8,9.Rewel2,.1.27.and 25.4 Se: 
 
 Lying íg of the Deuill, and, ýe is the — 
 thereof · John ggg uosa Sna wh, 
 
MAN 
 
 The tudge ought not te — a lie o} 
 falls tale Erona- i. ' 
 = ‘Ail men are liars. Iſa. PEGA 
 
 Qu Amalekite to pleale Daip koige a 
 Tie 2. Sam 1.10 
 
 The Lord hatery atich manchat igaly- 
 pr. Ecclus.ꝛ5. 2. 
 
 he Tretians were lyars Titus.i.1 2. 
 
 The Jeves lyars Joba 8535. 
 Auanias and Bapyhira lyed tethe poly 
 @P pol. Acts5.2,2. 
 SGod caunot lye. Titir.2 beb.s. r8, 
 
 Jaakob , bp gis mothers countet, mave a 
 iye to obtaine the blefing Wen.27.19.* 
 
 Di lying loske moze Hen. 3. 3. and 37.32 
 @ 39-1451 5Leu 19. 12 16.2. Ba. $.3,7,3. 
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 Q 20.232425. 26.5. 192.6; LJE 12217, 18, 
 19.H0..4-2-Qom.3.4.t- Gapo24,23.8 4.20, 
 
 ‘Cutlen be be tyatlyeth with his cathets 
 iwife,ec- DY. ay 20h 
 
 - Mad, Dee that anointed Jehs King ouer 
 Iſcael,was termed a mad felloe. 2, Kings 
 PIL 
 
 Fellus tolse Paul, that much learning 
 made Hin mad, Actes 26.24. 
 
 God will (mite che wicked with madaeffe. 
 Deut.28.28. 34. 
 
 Mhat madneſſe is. Eccles riy 
 
 erates. Dow we ought to ebep Magi- 
 Arate⸗ Jom. zu,to 8. 
 k Chek pape tribute to tbe Magiftrate, 
 Mat.7.24. 
 
 Wow the Magiſtrates thone i is ſtabliſhed. 
 Pꝛo 25.5. 
 
 Ticked Magiftrates regard not the cauſes 
 of the pooze. JDz0.2 29.26 
 
 Magiftrates ought to be no dꝛunkards, and 
 WHP. 1970. 31:435. 
 
 @ good Magiltrate ig the gift ef Gop. Ets 
 HEATA 4. 
 
 Thee chiefe points neceflarie fora Ma- 
 piftrate, Ef, ro 3-looke Princes, ludges,Ru- 
 lers,Elders,anDd powers. 
 
 «Magicians, Looke Soothfayers,Sorcerers, 
 Witches, and Wifemen. 
 
 ToMzke.Ged.did make.Deuter.32.15. 
 therefore toce ought not ro alke bim why bee 
 bid fo. Rom 9.10. 
 
 Men praile then that make much ef them 
 felites, 1 lal.49.78, 
 
 Male, Godcreates the male and female. 
 Gen 5-2. 
 
 Malice, Gon velropeth the wicked in 
 their otone malice. JDfal.og 23. 
 
 Malice of women. gécclus.a5.14.* 
 
 Tigo fo cealeth not from malice, Hall pes 
 yih.1.Sam.12.25. 
 
 Makcioufnege vttexly to be banithen from 
 Chriftiand.1.Co2 5.8.Ephel. 4.31.Col- 3.8. 
 
 a Pet.2. 1. Jam 1.2 1. 
 
 Ae ough: ts be chilpꝛen concerning ma- 
 licioufneffe, 1.03.1 4020 looke Enuie. : 
 ~ Mammon \ooke Riches,on Luke 16 13. 
 
 ~ Man. In vobat efate man was created. 
 Omai 26;27:4 9.6.00if.2,23. Ecck7.31. 
 fo whatente. Flai. 43-7. 0f what monid. 
 
 Gen.2.7.4 3.19 £18.27. Job 19. and 10, 
 ato 13: Plal. 146 4. Etclus 109. Man is 
 
 a winde that vaſſethe tetutnech uot. Pial, 
 
 The ſecond Table. 
 
 78.39. grafe: Glo.40.6,7,8 Dung g wormes. 
 1. Mac 2.62. ; 
 
 : Sod gaue man poser to mitiplie, anv 
 mane all things faz jisfake, ana {udiect to 
 bin. Ben.1.28,29.2 E0655. 
 
 Goo farbane man the eating of the tree ef 
 knowledge. Gene.2.47.and gaue him foode, 
 Genela.29; 
 
 Man placed in patadiſe, to Delle it. Ger. 
 2.15- Wheres tee gaue names to ail things. 
 BHen-2.19,70.% 
 
 Ele name cf man ginen to beth ſrxes ins 
 a differcntip. Sene 5. 2. 
 
 Gd gaue man an belper tike bats, bim 
 Ceife. Seu-z.18,21, * 
 
 Mans tignitie. Pſal.8.4.* 
 
 She heart of man is naturally wicked, 
 Gen.6.5. 
 
 Gacieane bp bitth ig man, Dob 25.4. 
 
 Manis full of miſerie. Fob v4.1, boone ta 
 trauell. 0b 5.7. wbp.Ceceles.1.83. @ 3.20. 
 
 All men ate ipars. fotak. 1 16.19. Dfa 9.37 
 bp nature the chilbzen of tazath Ce pbel.2.3. 
 and beaks bp their swaere knowledge. Jere. 
 10.14. and 51.87. thep ate in Gods hantes, 
 ag clapis in the pottera, CEceius.33,12-cbeir 
 Dapes are numbzed Job 7.1, their belpe is 
 baine, thep are vanitit. Plame 6011, and 
 62.9. 
 
 Ci fat mans rightroutnetie is. 72.646. 
 
 Man feokety onthe oulwatd appearance. 
 1. Sam 16.7. 
 
 Jeſus Cn knowerh what manig, and 
 what isin him, John 2:25. 
 
 “By one man came Death vnto al mankind 
 
 3,€02.35,21,2 26 
 
 God refozmeth mans heart, befoze it bee 
 apt to goodneſſe. Dag. neg 
 
 The irl man Avam wag made a lining 
 fonte. 1 Cs⸗.i5 45. 
 
 The firſl man was of the earth eatthly: the 
 fecout, the Loꝛd from heanen.1, Coꝛ.i 3.47. 
 
 Jelus Chꝛiſt is a man: John 8.40. 
 
 Paul diutdeth man into theee parts. 1. 
 The 5.23 
 
 aul —— net about to pleaſe men, but 
 Go3iDal.1.10. 
 
 Jt is lawfull foꝛ euery man. to haue bis 
 mifer Eolis | 
 
 Tie harig teaching. mens pecpeis, 
 tworthipped God ta baing. Matt.i 5.2, to 10. 
 SParke7.2,te14. 
 
 Fables of men that turne frem the tener’, 
 ate to be auoided. Titus 1.14, 
 
 Doles calied the man of Hod. Deut.32-1. 
 fa teas Elitah. 1 Rings 17.24. and an An 
 Gel Furg.r3.6 
 
 The Pꝛopbet is called the man of Gon. 
 1.5.9.6. 1.ikings12 22s 
 
 Fine comelp men from Geauen axded Fu 
 Das Waccabeus. 2.ac.10.29. 
 
 Seuen women faime totake belde on one 
 man, Jilat. 
 
 be woman aught not teweare amans 
 no: A man a Womens raiment: Deut.225. 
 
 Man isthe womans head: ant Abuh the 
 mans. 1-02.11. 3. 
 
 Dt mens inffemitie, and Gons grace and 
 power. €3e.3.14. Job 40.2. 
 
 DF chafe that he ue EARR ta mans hene, 
 ana foglake Gov. Ala 31. 1.* Detem.s7.5,6. 
 
 _ rentatee Ebah inthe Rc- Matth. 13. 17. 
 
 anv Heli fue derene in the bingdeme of 
 
 M AN , 
 Df the regeneration of man Matth. 18.3 
 John 1.13, and 4.13 ,84,23,24. 87.37.38, 
 39. 1.Cep. 4.15, Gal. 4.5,6,19."ph-4.13.* 
 and 16. 22, 23, 24. Gol 3.9,80, 1. Pet.2. 1, 2. 
 
 g wmaniriag t minded man, ig vnftable in 
 all bis wapes, James 1.8. 
 
 tiie ought not to p are the repechof men, 
 enD wp. Gfa.5 1. 7, 8. 
 
 CThe ſpitit o? bꝛe ath ofmian aſcendeth. Ec. 
 clee.3.20,anb 12.7, 
 
 CU herewith a man finneth, bp the fame 
 hat be bevuaihen. Wiſd 11.33. 
 
 Sod a roperh dumbe creatures foz mans 
 Gnne.Fech.1. 3. 
 
 Gibe God punifheth man bp little ¢ litte, 
 and Deftroperh bim Not at ence TWiid.12. 2, 
 10,20, dines 4.6." 
 
 Mans anger ig according to hig power 
 Eccius.2%r0. 
 
 Man with man wrought filthinefe ameng 
 the heathen.Rom 1.27. 
 
 Mans merite, looke Merits,” 
 
 Man anb wife one feH. Gen 2.22 Bate, 
 19.5. 1.€02 6.16.€ poel 5-31. Matke 10.8. 
 
 Sait was turned taro another man, ang 
 $obs.1.am.10 6,9, 
 
 Themanof fin. 2-Thels.3,8; loske Men, 
 
 -: Maners. Eui ſpeakings corrupt good ma- 
 ners. i 02.15.33. iLooke Cuftome, 
 
 Manfiens, lóske Tourneys, 
 
 Manflanghter tenenged. Gene.4.8, * 195 
 23,24. and 9.5. 
 
 WTen the manflayer hal be iudgew innos 
 cent. Deit, 19:4 t0 1%, ° 
 
 Tboſceuer hateth bis bacther , i¢ a man- 
 Baper , and bath not eteruall life abiding in 
 bem. r Joktt 2, 15. 
 
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 15 7 11. Lukerz 325. John 844. 2 cts 3. 14. 
 Rom.1.29.and 13.9.Gal.s.24. 1. Tim 1 9. 
 . Peter 4 15. Jamez 5.6. 1 John 3. 12. 
 RKeuelat.i 3.10. and 21.8. and 22 15. looke- 
 Murther;: 
 
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 fha rings 9.19 
 
 Eliiah divided the waters with big man-- 
 tel 2. Bings 2 3.o vid Elife-verle ig 
 
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 of deftraction SBat.2.6 
 
 The. gmi Deeacher tutneth many frem : 
 thet iniguitice,SBal.7 13, 
 
 Many Piophets md rig hteousmen Defi- 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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 Mary hal come in the Plame of Chꝛift, 
 and deceiue many.Matth 24.5 Aath. 2,66 
 Lute 21.3. 
 
 Many fha! come from tte Galt ara Grek, 
 
 eaucn. 
 
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 heaven. GHated8.er, 
 
 Louk hauing vane many good wokg, ah 
 kerh che Gewes tez which of chem thepwould 
 fone bhim. Jahn 10.32. 
 
 Many of the Fewoes beleeucs. John 4.42. 
 AND 115.45-and 12. 42. Acts 4.4. 
 
 Chriſt pake many thiugs in parables. 
 Matth. 13.7. 
 
 TUe map net walke g3 many Doe, who ate 3 
 
 enemies of Ahil bis drene, and wyp. bi. 
 17. 
 
 i In many things we ſinne al. Fam. 3.2. 
 
 Merchants of Babplon were the great 
 men ofthe earth. Reuns 23. 
 
 The marchants of the earth are wared rich 
 by Babylon but thep hail taeepe foz ber des 
 ffructton. Ren. 1u8 3, 11. 
 
 A marchant cannot lightly keepe bim from 
 wrong. Ecclus.26.30. looke Buying. 
 
 — to know falle Apoſtles bp. Rom. 
 
 16.18. 
 
 Thole that halbe faued, are matked. Eze⸗ 
 kiel 9.4.6.Qeue.7.3.Er0d.12.22,23 Leoke 
 Bounds, 
 
 Mariage tnftitutes.Genels. 22.* Matth. 
 
 19.5. l 
 
 The praile of mariage. zo 18.22, 
 
 Again fuch ag breake their faith in ma- 
 tiage.(Bal.z,11,to 17. 
 
 Raphael infructea Tobias how be ſhould 
 marrie.Tob.6.15. 
 
 Confirmation of marriage.Gen.9.1,7. ` 
 
 Pauls coun to married folkes, and to 
 
 ‘widomwed.1.02.7.8,9. 
 New married men exempted from al pubs 
 like buſmeſſe the fitit prere.Dets.24.5. 
 Song widolwes are willed tomarrie, and 
 Wp. 1. Tim. 5.14. 
 Qu olve måner to marric the elver befoze 
 the pongtr.@en.29. 26. 
 
 Mariage Fealte.toeke Feafts, 
 
 TUith wat feare of God the mariages of 
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 24.1.” Tob.7.12, 13. and 8.1.* 
 
 -He that bad noton a marriage garment, 
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 I 2,8 3° 
 
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 The fecond Table. 
 
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 Matter, Gods (pirit miniſtreth Matter to 
 (peake in the trueth · Job.32,18. 
 
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 DE a maiden fogced in tye ſields. Deu.33. 
 23,25- 
 
 The maide that plaped the whoze in her 
 fathers boule, wag Ronen to Death. Deuter. 
 22.21. 
 
 The goo.maides ginen tothe Beniamites 
 to wife. Judg.21.12,14. looke Steale, 
 
 Maidens taken in warre, were reierued ae 
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 DF the Jewes bond maides. Ezod. 21.7. 
 
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 gouidence. 2-Sam. 17.28.29. 
 
 Medicines, looke Phificians, 
 
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 Meeke: Wee muk learne of Chꝛiſt ta bre 
 meeke, and lowly in heart. gat. 11.29. 
 
 The mecke Hall inhetite che earth. Wart. 
 
 5-5: 
 
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 um.I 2,3. 
 The meekenefle of Paul in rebubing 
 faults. 1.Coz 4.21. and of Dawid towarsg 
 Sbimei.2.Hant.16.14. 
 
 Of meekenefle,ieoke moze. Folh.7.19. 2 
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 Tim. 2.25 Leoke Humbleneile,Lowlinelle, 
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 Me: te,looke Salutation. 
 
 Melting of the beatt,looke Heart. 
 
 Members we ate one of anothet in Chrif, 
 and therefore muk baue mutual loue. Rom. 
 12.5. 1.€03.10.16,17. and 52.13.” Ephel, 
 4-35. 
 
 Cee ought not to gine our members bute 
 finne. Rom 6.i 3. 
 
 Dur bodies are the members of Chꝛiſt. 1. 
 €02.6.15,19. 
 
 The members of the boop of Inne, mul be 
 moztified.Col.3.5. 
 
 Members, fez all the parte and powers of 
 mau. Rom.s6. 19. and foztbe patt not teges 
 nebated.Rom.7 23. 
 
 Men, put foz petſecuting men.QBat.10.17 
 Men ougbt to lous theit wine. Eph-5.28. 
 
 20.5.18." 
 The counfell of men Will come to neught. 
 Acts 5.38,39. 
 
 Chat men (hall be fn the latter Dapes. 2. 
 Tim.3.2,to 10. 
 
 TAhen men be not vnder the poke of a lato, - 
 
 there is nothing to bee looked foz, but the 
 wath of God. Judges 21.25.and 20.1," 
 
 Tulee ought not tofeare the repzochesof 
 men, Iſa.5r.7. 
 
 Ahy men be leſſe and Iefle.a.Glo25.53, 
 $4555 -looke Man, 
 
 Mercie.God is rich in mercie anb the Fa⸗ 
 ther of mercie. Epbeli2.4. 2. Samu.2⸗4. 14. 
 JP lal- 32.10. Joel 2.53. 
 
 The Lozdis mercifull to thofe that toue 
 him Exod.20,6.and 34.67. Deut.4 31. 
 
 God wili not korſoke his people , becauſe 
 be is merciful. ron. 4.34, 
 
 God will heare the crie of the afflicted, bes 
 caule be is merciful. Exod.aa 27. 
 
 Gods mercie ig euerlaſting. Luke 1.50, 
 
 Df the praile of Gods mercie. Ecelug.17, 
 28. Pſal.zo.* and 2.Sam.7.23, 
 
 Samuel alleageth bunto the people the 
 mercies of God 1.-Gam.12.7.* 
 
 Df the mercie of God toward his,and bis 
 iudgements toward the wicked JBLal.62.12 
 and 107.1." 
 
 Lot confelleth that it came of Gods mer- 
 sic, that bee perithen not among the Sovas 
 
 mites, 
 
 kdi 
 
ME Rar 
 
 mites. Gene.19.19. 
 
 Salomon acknowledgeth the mercie of 
 God to Dauid, in placing hin king in his 
 Rean. Rings 3.6. 
 
 God in mercy redeemed his childzen out 
 of captinitic. Ersd.15.13. Allthings in this 
 life to be attributed to Gong mercy. Deut, 
 
 Td. 
 
 The mercy of Gon ertenveth tt felfe euen 
 to bealtes Plal. 36.5,6,7. 
 
 Mercy is pꝛomilſed to thoſe that repent. 
 Deut.zo.2, torr, 
 
 The mercy and tructh of God promien. 
 Jfal.89.1,2.* 
 
 The onelp mercy of Ged hath velinered 
 w from finne bp the blood of Jeſus Chak. 
 
 d. 52. 3. 
 Gad will not withdzaw his mercie from 
 bis chofen, 2.Sam.7.15. 
 Wee are regenerates bp the mercie of 
 DoD.. Beter 1.3. 
 
 Through the render mercie of Gov, Chꝛill 
 became man. Luke 1.78. 
 
 Chik toske on him our leh.that he might 
 bee amercifull anda faithfuli high Pzieſt. 
 Heb.2.17. 
 
 It is not in him that willeth, oz in him 
 ` that runneth, but in God that hewerh mer- 
 cie. Ron.9.16,98. 
 
 God hath mercie on whom he will. Exod. 
 23.19-Rom.9.15,18. 
 
 Paul propoundery to the Fewes Gods 
 
 mercy. Rom. 1.6.7. : 
 
 The Gentiles haue obtefned mercie, that 
 the Temes might follow thẽ.Rõ.rr .z 1,32. 
 
 Paul obteinen the office of preaching by 
 - Gods mercy. 2 Col 4.1. 
 
 Let vs looke foz the mercie of the Lote 
 Jeſus Chꝛiſt. Tuve 21. 
 
 Boles confeſſed the mercy of Gov, Nũ. 
 14.18,19. 
 
 Naomi wilheth Ber daughters im lawe 
 Gos mercy. Ruth⸗.8. 
 
 Saul wiſheth mercy to the houleof Dne- 
 ſiphorus. 2. Tim.i. i 6. 
 
 God ſheweth mercy on his enemies , that, 
 thep map hew mercy on bis friends. i.Kin. 
 
 3.50. 
 
 Gov will hake mercie and not facrifice, 
 Batth.9.13. ; 
 
 ‘Bee mercifull ag pour father ig merciful), 
 Luke 6 3, 6. e s x 
 
 How greatly Chik ckeemeth the worked 
 of mercy. Mat 25.35." 
 
 Mercy promifes the merciful. Q3at.g.7. 
 ` Gon blefleth the mercifull aud liberal. 
 320.1 1.25,26,* 
 
 Juvgement mercilefle, to kim that Hew 
 eth no mercy, James 2.13. j 
 
 Dauid ſhewed mercie onto His enemie 
 Saui 1.Hant.24.7,8. which mercy Saul ig 
 compelled to acknowledge. c.Sam 26. 2 1. 
 
 Jonathan requiret Danit to ole like mer. 
 cie to big pofteritp,as be vied to him. 1.Sa⸗ 
 mise] 20-15. 
 
 Saul (pared the Benites becauſe they 
 ſhewed mer y to Iſcael. 1 Sam.15 16. 
 
 To heale mercifully and truely ig to Dee 
 that a man deſirech. Gene 47.29. ' 
 God hardened the Hitites hearts, that 
 mo nicrcie might bee ſhewed te them. Toh, 
 
 Thedecond Table. 
 
 11.26, 
 
 To ſhew mercy, pitt fog to {ane life. Jude, 
 1,24. Jofl).2.12. 
 
 Whe praile of mercy. 3 20.14.21.¢ 19.17. 
 
 Jaakob confeflerh himlelfe vnwozthe the - 
 leaſt of Gods mercies. Gen. 32.10, 
 
 THe ought to pray God to be merciful br- 
 to vs.Num.6.25. 
 
 Gong mercy to Joleph. Gen. 39.21. 
 
 Gon wag roercifull to bis people, fag their 
 enemies crueltic. Judges 2.18. 
 
 Gon bee merciful to thee, mp fonne, was 
 Jolephs bleſſing to his brother. Gen.43,29. 
 
 Tice ought to (yew mercy with cheereful: 
 nefle.Rom.12.8, 
 
 Gor moze enclineth to mercie then to 
 math. Mica.7. 18,19. 
 
 Hodis he that ſheweth mercy. Jede 9 24. 
 
 Gods mercie is as great ag himlelfe, and 
 bis puniſhment ag bis mercy. Ecelug.2.21, 
 and 16.12. 
 
 Co ſhew mercie to the fatherleffe , i3 aca 
 ceptableto God. 2.Dam.9.3. 
 
 Gaod is mercifull to fuch ag conuett bute 
 
 him.⁊. Chꝛo. 30.9. 
 
 Qn exampie of Gods mercie toward man. 
 Jonah 4.11. i 
 DE the mercifulneſſe of Gov toward the 
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 ` Bee not mercifull to thole that offense of 
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 Mercifeate. Exod.25.17. and 26. 34-6 35. 
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 Meffengers. The Kings wath ts as Mef- 
 fengers of Beath. Mzo. 6.4 4.tooke Preachers, 
 Minifters, Angels,and Prophets, 
 
 E Midwiues in Egppe feared Gov. Exod. 
 1,15,17.* 
 
 Mightie. Gd ig mightie and terrible, 
 Deut.10.17. 
 
 Chꝛiſtians beeapons ate mightic, 2, Coz. 
 10.4. è 
 “Company not with one that is mightier 
 then thp felfe, Ecclug.1 3.2. 
 
 Apollos mightic in the Scriptures. Acts 
 18.24.26. 1. Cor. 1. 12. 
 
 Df Dauids wightie men any wozthies 
 2.Sam.23 8.* 
 
 Milde am, looke Blafting. 
 
 Milke. The land of Canaan flowed with 
 milke and bonp.@rod.3.8.2Deut.32.13,14. 
 
 Abzaham let butter anu milke befeze hig 
 gbelis.Gen.18.8. 
 Jael gaue Hilera milke to dzinke. Judg- 
 
 19, ` 
 
 Wo whom the milke of the worde apper⸗ 
 taineth. Deb, 5.12,53,14. 1. Coꝛinth. 3. 1,2. 
 r, Jeet 2.2. 
 
 Milfone aught net to be taken ts pledge,. 
 and why. Deut.24.6, 
 
 Mind. The wicked are delivered bp vnes 
 atepiobate minde and why. Rom.ai.i d.Ila. 
 57.20. 
 
 Chik hath giuen bs a minde to know the 
 true Gov. 1. Gopi 5-20. — i 
 
 Cee ought to be like minded one to auo⸗ 
 ther. Rom 15.5.6. 
 
 Trauaile of minde, ſee Labour. 
 
 TUe ought to be of that winde that Catz 
 was of, Pet.au. , 
 
 The mind of nian id vaine. Eph · a· 17, 18. 
 
 Mindful, TUe ought not te be mindefull 
 of wꝛong. Letlit.19.18.looke Remember. 
 
 Muniſters. Vahat maner of men the mini- 
 fters.of the Tempie ſhould be. WLenit.21,.10. 
 
 Tho fo murmuteth agait n Gods mini- 
 He ce againg Dod bimlelfe Exe. 
 16.2, 3, 8. 
 
 God chofe the houle af aron tominifier 
 before Him. 1. Sam 2. 20. Elha was the 
 minifter of Ehiah. s Rin. 19.21. and Johar 
 ot Woles. Toh. rr. 
 
 gelus Thꝛiſt came to minifter and to ging 
 his life foz our redemption. Matth 20:28." 
 Barke 1045» . . 
 
 Chꝛiſt ig the mr sane Bis 
 Shop of Chrfkiens Deb.8.r,2... = 
 
 }Daul was a minitcrof che Goſpel. Tol,- 
 1,25. {0 nas Zpollos.i.Coꝛ.z.5. and 4.8, 
 
 Pauls minifter of the nem Teſtamentof 
 Jeſus Cyrifk among the Gemileg Bomis 
 16. 2.002, 3,62and 15,23. Lolaa g 
 
 Cult gaue infttuctiong to the minilters’ 
 oF his vaozd . Matth.io z 0) 9 
 
 The 
 
 nifter of Saint 
 
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 Acts 18 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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 Che Minifters of the wezde ought to feese 
 the flocke. John 21.15. 
 
 That lowe true Minifters beare to the 
 Church. Phil. r. 1* 
 
 iow the minifter Gould neclare the woꝛds 
 pf on.1, Pet 4. 1 n. and fer perlecutions. 
 HPat.10.24,25. John 12,26, 
 
 Tie ought to lore the minifters of word. 
 
 .Tbheſſl. 5. 12, 13. and honour them, T. in. 
 
 5-17. and prap fog them, Ephe.6.19. Colg. 
 3. 2.C hell, 3.2. 
 
 Minifters ought not to feeke thelr ewne, 
 but the honour of the Lozve Jeſus. Phil.2. 
 21. either ought thep to bee couetous. 
 L, Tim 6.5, Titus 1.7. 
 
 Minifters of the worde ought to haue all 
 things neceflacp. Batch. 10.10, Luke 10.7. 
 Rom. 15.23. and ↄ. 10, 11,14. Gal. 6.6. and 
 1. Tim.5. 18. As Paul being in pifon had. 
 Phil.a4.10, 14, 16 18. 
 
 Te ought co pzap fez the encreaſe of la- 
 bouring minifters. Watt.9.38. 
 
 De that will be chiefe ameng Gods mini- 
 fters,ought to be made teir kinant. Matth. 
 20.26,27. UL uke 22.26, 
 
 Minifters {yall receiue accozbing to their 
 fabour. 5.03. 3.8, 14, 
 
 Pbebe a Minifter of the Church of Cen⸗ 
 chea. Rom. 16.1, 
 
 Againlſt falfe Minifters, fee Falſe. 
 
 Minifters that tickle the eares with fableg. 
 2. Tim.3.s. and 4. 3. Titus 1.10, 
 
 The Minitters diſorder cauleth religion to 
 Be contemned. 1.ain.2.27. 
 
 Gon giueth bis Minilters fuch bertues ag 
 ate anlwerable to their vocations. 1, Dam, 
 10.9. 
 
 The holy Hook (peaketh bp hig Minifters, 
 Matth. 18.20. 
 
 Death onght tat to frap Gods Minifters 
 from declaring the truet)-Sere,26.12,to16. 
 9,10, 
 
 The office of Minifters. Ezek. 3 3.2. looke 
 Friefts and Preaching. 
 
 Miniftring tothe pooze. Rom.15,16,26, 
 a. Coꝛ.8.4. looke Almes. 
 
 The Minifterie of the woe ig the pzeas 
 ching of che Bofpel of the grace of Chrift, 
 Ephbe.4. 12. Acts 20,24. - 
 
 AM racles. Gov ſhewed Miracles, that hee 
 might be acknowledged the onelp Hod. Ero 
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 Sod wzought miracles by hid Pꝛophets. 
 2 Kin.4. ʒto 8.* and bp Moles. Exod 4.3,5. 
 and 14.21. anv Declared bp miracles that he 
 
 was with Voua. Foh.3.7- 
 
 Whe Father is glozifien bp the miracles of 
 $is Donne. Matth. 15. 31. Marx. 7. 37. 
 Wowwer of woꝛking miracles ig the gift of 
 
 — Goons ſpirit..Coꝛ. 2.10. for to confirme 
 his wozd. Marke 16. 17, 18. 
 
 No man could doe ſuch miracles ag Chik 
 
 did,except God were with him. John 3.2. 
 
 Miracles are Wrought onelp bp the power 
 
 OE CHK. Actes 3.12,16. andg.34. Warke 
 
 36.i>, 
 
 ive Apoltles praped. that they mi 
 worke — Ue Pe ee 
 Cozi was appzooued the Sonne of Gon 
 
 Dp miracles. Acts 2.23, 
 
 Tie Galilcags eeng Cheiſtes miracks, 
 
 The fecond Table: 
 
 beleeued in him: Jobh.4. 5 3. ſo bit other. Joh. 
 2.23. Watth. 12. 15, 22, 23. 
 
 All glorified Goo foz the miracle. Aces 4. 
 22,24. and tutned to ehe Lozd. Acts 9.35. 
 
 The Gr miracle that Jelug wzought. 
 John 2.11. s 
 
 The Apofkles wrought many miracles, 
 Gets 2.42.80 3.15. 
 
 God wroughe no ſmall miracles bp the 
 hands of S. Daul. Acts 19.15. 
 
 Gy the miracles at Chrilts death, the Cens 
 turion confefed bim to be the fonne of Gov, 
 $Patth.27.54. 
 
 The diſcipies ſhould not refoyee, that ttep 
 Had wrought miracles, but that their names 
 
 ate Witten in heauen. Luke 10,20. 
 
 Ali the miracles of Cheif are net witten. 
 Jott 30,30,and 21.25. 
 
 It was kozetolde chat Ceducers Moula 
 Werke miracles, Dareh.24.23,24. 2. Thelſ. 
 2.9,50. Reuel 13.4.8 16.14. 
 
 Mi ferce of man, looke Min. 
 
 Mitigate. True repentance mitigateth 
 Gong wrath. Jonah 3.5.* 
 
 J Moate in thp brothers epe. Watt.7.3. 
 
 Mocked. Chꝛiſt was mocked. Qat.27.29« 
 John 19.3. Marke 15. 20. fo was Eliha, 
 2. Kin.2. a3. and Dauid of Michal. 1. Ham. 
 
 19-147. 
 
 Eltiah mocked Baat anv hig Pꝛophets. 
 1. King.i 8.27, 
 
 That men mocked Job. Job z0. i ko 15. 
 
 Men of high vegree feare to be mocked, 
 Jere. 38. 19. 
 
 Df Moderate Fate looke Diet. 
 
 Modeftie required in a thoy. 1. Tim.z. 
 2. andin poung men. Ecclus.z2.8,9. 
 
 ` Money veliuered, locke Lending. 
 
 Tnte Money all things ate obedient. Ec⸗ 
 cleg.10.19, 
 
 Moneth Abib, wherein the Ilraelites bes 
 patted eut of Egppt.cErov.13 4. 
 
 The oblation foz the firk moneth. Ezek. 
 45-18." and of the leuen fic dayes of the ſe⸗ 
 uenth moneth,¢c. Mum.29.2.* 
 
 Monuments. Tahy Monuments were and 
 map bee erected. Jolh.4.6.* Leoke Stones 
 and Graue. 
 
 Mortak. The wile man counted himfelfe 
 mortall. Wiſd.7. i. 
 
 se the ontempered, Ezekiel 13,15. and 
 22.20. 
 
 Mortification. 2:0} 4.10,1 1,12, Col. 3. 
 5. Rom. 8.13. 
 
 Mother. Hee that bonoureth net his mo- 
 ther, ig accutſed. Deut.27. 16. 
 
 Chit ſhewed who are his mother and 
 — 13,47." Mat. 3 34535. Luke 
 
 20,24 
 
 Chif commendeth his mother to Saint 
 John. Toh 19.26,27, 
 
 Rizpah ſhewed a mothers affection on 
 Sauls leuen fonnes banned, 2.am.21.10. 
 
 DE the grieuous puniſhment of the ſeuen 
 beerheert > AND theirt mother. ꝛ. Maccabees 
 
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 Motions of Gune while tue ate in the fe, 
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 Death. Rom.7-5, 
 
 Moulten, looke Graucn. 
 
 Aount. either man noz beak might ap: 
 plech neere the mount of Dingi, Exod.i p» 
 12, 13. and 34.3. 
 
 Eliiab fate vpon the toppe ef te moune 
 taine.a Rings 1.9- 
 
 DE the woman which fate bpon 7. Mouna 
 taines, Reuel.17.9. 
 
 The Sprang blaſpbemed Gov, calling 
 bim the god of the mountaines, and sherefoze 
 were Deltroped.1.Ling.20.23,28,29, 
 
 Whe Mounraines Mall drop lweete wine, 
 Amos 9.13. Joel 3.18, i 
 
 Chas taught opon the Mountaine. Mat. 
 
 S152. 
 
 Mourning. Chik mourned foz the Jewes 
 hard hearts Mat. 3.5. 
 
 Samueli mourned fol that Gov had rer 
 iected Saul.i.Sam.i 5.35. 
 
 Of feigned mourning of Women. 2. Sam. 
 14.2,t028. Jete 9.17. 
 
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 1. Macu 2.52. F13+25526,27 2. Mac.1 2. 
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 looke Lamentation,Sorow, anv Weeping, 
 
 Mouth. God giucth manamouth, and 
 power to (peake, Exod.4.11. 
 
 The worde is neere thee, euen in thy 
 mouth, and beart. Deut.30.1 4. 
 
 Gon (pake onto Poles mouth ta mouth, 
 Jgumb.12.8, 
 
 God put his words in the mouth of Cif, 
 to Declare britobs Deut.18.18. 
 
 Joſhua not having counlelles with the 
 mouth of the Lord, made peace wich the Gis 
 beonites. Jofh.9. 14. 
 
 To open the mouth to the Loze , is te 
 bow, which map not be Done rafly. Eccles. 
 5.1. Judg.a1. 36. 
 
 Okopening the mouth. Weat.s.2. Acts $. 
 35.and 10.18. 
 
 a froward mouth muſt Chꝛiſtians baniſh. 
 3H 20.4.24. looke Heart. 
 
 J Male.Balomon rove on a Mule.i kin. 
 5.33.34. So did Ablalom.2.Samuel 18, 
 
 9514. 
 
 Be not like bozfe anu Mule, which want 
 vnderſtanding. 19 fal.23.9, 
 
 Engenbsing of Mules firt founa by qs 
 nab. Gen. 36.24, 
 
 Mulitudes ought not in all things to bee 
 followed. Exod.ꝛ 3.2. Wat.7. 13. and 16.15. 
 and 24.5. Luke 6.26.and 13, 22,23,24. Joy 
 6.60,65,67. Act.i.15. and 9.27.and 28.22. 
 
 Great multitudes followed Chziſt. Watt, 
 15. 30. and he fen chem. Warke$.1,2,to10. 
 taught them. Marke 10.1. John 6.1, 2.* 
 
 and healt them all Matthew — 
 
Wea 2S 
 
 me 12,15. Mat. 3. 10. Luke 5. 15. and 6.17, 
 18,19. 
 Aarmuring to bee auoided in all things, 
 Phil.2.14.1. Toꝛ. 10. 10. Miſd.1.11. 
 “ Murmurers were conlumed with Gre from 
 the Loꝛd.Num.ii i. 
 
 The murmuring Iſraelites are conſumed 
 bp tie band of God. Mum. 16.41." 
 
 The Iſraelites murmured fe? cf Mum. 
 11.1,4. becaule the water was bitter. pod. 
 15,24. foz want of water, Erov,17.152,3- 
 Num.20.2,3.foꝛ bellie cheare. Exod. 16. 2, 3. 
 ana fez the wap.jRum.21.4,5. 
 
 Moſes murmured agant Ged. Mum.r1. 
 10, to 16. Aaton and Miriam again Wo- 
 fef Aum.: 2.1. and the people againſt Mo⸗ 
 feg , after they bearn there were Gpantsin 
 the {and of Canaan. SQumb.13.34. and 14. 
 
 2,4. 
 ” Tbo [o murmweth againſt Gots mini- 
 pe aa again Gov himſelle. Exo. 
 16.8, 
 MBoles putteth chem in remembzance of 
 their murcurings.JQuim.33.8, 
 Gon threatneth the Iſtaelites murmu- 
 
 rings.Num.i 4.28,to 36. | 
 
 Df murmurers,loooke moze Mat.ↄ.1 1. Lu. 
 5. 30. and 15.2.and 19.7. Joh.6.41, 61. Rom. 
 3.21,29. Jude 16. looke Rebellion, 
 
 Murther abhoꝛred of infidels. Actes 28.4. 
 Law foz murther.Num.z35.16* 
 
 Puniſhment foz murtherers. Reuel.21.8. 6 
 
 looke Kill! ano Manſlaughter. 
 
 Muficke ought to be ginen eare vnto. Ec⸗ 
 tlug.32.5.6,7. 
 
 Mauftard. The inereate of the Church 
 taught bythe parable of the graine of Mu- 
 ſterdſced. Lu.i 3. 19. 
 
 & Myfi went op from the earth, and wate- 
 red it at the beginning.@er.3.6, 
 
 Myfterie. Whe myfterie of our faluation ig 
 the Gofpel teucaled in the Sctipture. Rom. 
 16.25 ,26. 
 
 The myfterie of the Gentiles receiuing, 
 rencaled te Baul. Epꝑhel . z.4,5. Coloilians 
 1.26, 
 
 Whe great myfterie, Gon manifciten in 
 the lef, and infifted in the ſpitit. 1.Cim.3. 
 3,16, t 
 
 Cleanneſſe requires before and ater the 
 communicating of Goꝛs myfterics. 1. Sam. 
 
 21.5,6. 
 The myfterie of the great vohoꝛe. Reuelat. 
 
 37.5. 
 he myfterie of iniquitp.2.Thel.2.7.A1ecke 
 Secret. 
 
 Mytre. DE Aarons myere laske Exed.39,. 
 
 28. and 38.39. 
 
 Aakhed.Man befoze the tranlirefhid,was 
 naked,and pet not afvemed.@é.2.35.but afs 
 ter, be knew be wes naked, Gen.3.7,11. 
 
 Saul being naked, prophelied with rhe 
 Prephets.1.Dam.19.24. 
 
 The Iſtaelites naked among their ene» 
 mies, when thep forlooke God, to honour the 
 golnen calfe.€rov.32.25. 
 
 Nakedneffe threatned te the diſobedient. 
 Deut.28.43.Wof. 2.3. 
 ` Names ginen toall beafles and foules bp 
 Spam. Gen· 2. 20. 
 
 The ſecond Table. 
 
 Wothers were wont to giue Names te 
 their childgen.Gien.29. 32. * € 30,24. Judg. 
 
 13.24, 
 
 The neinhbors gane name to Boaz child 
 Ruth.4.17. 
 
 The high Pꝛieſts daughter that playeth 
 the toboze, polluterh the neme cf her father. 
 Leuit.21.9. 
 
 Zofhuahs name famous thoughout al the 
 Word, and why Joſh.s 27. 
 
 a man ought to baue a regard of bis good 
 name, Ecclus 41.12, 13. 
 
 God made Dauid to haue a great name 
 vpon earth.ꝛ. Sam. 7.9. 
 
 The builders of he Tower of Babel, 
 ſought to get chem a name vpon earth, Gen. 
 
 21.4. 
 
 Go Firre bp the name of the Dead, Ruth. 
 4.100 ; 
 
 Names witten in heauen Luke. 10.20, 
 
 God will put out their name from onder 
 beauen, that flatter themſe lues in wicked⸗ 
 Hefle.Deut.1g.20. 
 
 The Jewes arz commaunded te deflrop 
 the name of matek ftem vnder heauen. 
 Deut 25 19. 
 
 Co delirop idoles, and aboliſh theit names. 
 Deut.12.3. 
 
 The name of God. Exod 3.14. 
 
 God reuealed not his great Name Jeho⸗ 
 uah,to Abrabam, Izhak, and Jaakob. Exod. 
 
 +3> = 
 The name of God is a freag tower. Pꝛo. 
 
 18 10. 
 
 -Danin euercame Goliath in the Nameof 2 
 
 the Lozd of botes. 1,58m. 17.45349, 
 
 Gods Name is holp Lu.49, 51552. 
 
 God eralteth the name of fuch agkeepe 
 pis lawes Dent 26.19. 
 
 The place that God ebulerh to put hig 
 Name there, igtobe fought vnto · Deut 
 
 12.3. 
 
 Sod will not fozfake his pecple fo? His 
 grea: Names fake.1.Sam,12.22. 
 
 The great Name of God heard ouer all. 
 1. Kingis 41,42. 
 
 Dauid bleflen the people in the Name of 
 the 1. o20.2.4m 6,17,18. 
 
 Elia curfed the chilen in the Name pf 
 the iLozd.2 hin2 24. 
 
 Taben men began to call on the Name of 
 the Leꝛd Gen 4. 26. 
 
 Abꝛaham calied on the Name ofthe Lerm, 
 Gen.12.8.and 23.4.{odi0 Dagar. Gen. 10. 
 13.and Izhak Ben. 26.25 .looke Calling. 
 
 Wols vid publith the Name of the Lom. 
 Deut.32.3. 
 
 The Leuites bleſſed Iſtael in the Name 
 of Bov.Deut.10:3, 
 
 Eliial in the Name of the Lozd, reedifien 
 the Aira. Kin.18. 30.3 2. 
 
 Cibolo biatphemed Gods Name , wag 
 ened to death Leuit.24.11,14,15, 
 
 @ake net the Name of Godin baine. Ero. 
 207.Deut.5-rr. 
 
 Sineare bp the Name of God, and not of 
 idoles. Det 6.13. 
 
 Sons Name wasin the Angel that gui- 
 Ded Iſtael. Exod. 23. 21. 
 
 To put the Name of God opon any, if to 
 
 pap fo: pim, Num.o.a7. 
 
 MY AT 
 
 Joſhua fesren Gods name ſhould be blaf 
 phemed, if Iſtael were oucrcome. Joſhua 
 
 7.9» 
 
 The falle Prophet fpeaking in the Name 
 of the Lozde, ſhouid pie. Deuter.18.30,22. 
 looke Pollute, 
 
 Name vſed foz potver. Watth.7.22. John 
 1.12.8n0 22.23, Actes 3.6, Foz vignitie, 
 Phil. 2-9, 
 
 Names pitfozmen, Reue. z.4. Acts 1.19. 
 
 a geod name better then great riches. 
 
 Pꝛou.ꝛ 2.1. then a Qoob ointment. eccles.7, 
 
 3. and maketh the bones fat. JBz0.1 5.30. and 
 endurerh foz ener, Ecclus.ara 3. 
 
 Narrow is the wap that leaverh onto life. 
 Matth.7. 14. 
 
 Nations, God diuided to the nations theit 
 inheritance. Dent.32.8.¢cclug.17.15. 
 
 The Jewes aboue all nations, created to 
 Gods glozp. Deut. 26. 19. 
 
 Ahy God cid reote ont the nations bp {fa 
 tle and fitle. Deut.7.z2. Fudg.3.1. 
 
 Moles forefhetwen that all nations that 
 reſiſted Joſhua, Gouin be deſitoped. Denter, 
 3-21, 
 
 The Nations are with Gov ag a Dop ofa 
 bucket. Iſa.ao. y. 
 
 Cbꝛiſtians are an holy nation.i.Det.a.9. 
 Erov.19.6. locke Gentiles, 
 
 Matiuitie, looke Birth. 
 
 Natural bꝛanches Gon (pared net. Rom. 
 11.21, 24. 
 
 The naturali man pereeineth not $ things 
 of the Spitite of Ood, and whp. z.Cozinty. 
 
 27, Whe : 
 Cee muft Ar ft beare the naturall body bee 
 foze wee can entop the (pizituall. r, Corinth. 
 
 15.46, 
 
 Timothie, Pauls nacurall onne, Yow. r 
 Tim.:.2. 
 
 Nature taken heth in iN and good part. 
 Cphe.2.2. 1. 02.11.14, 
 
 Silent bp nature arg baine and ignorant. 
 Wilſd.a 3. 1. 
 
 Two naturesin Chin. Bart.1.33. Tohn 
 1. 14. and 3. 3. and 6.62. Acts 20,28, Ront. 
 1:314. Phil. 2.6,7. 
 
 Nayle. Jael dzineth anayle into Siſera 
 his temples ag be lept. Jud. a 2 1,22. 
 
 Qs a nay le in the wall ſticketh felt, ge. fo 
 Doeth ſinne betweene felling and buying, 
 Eeclus.27.2. 
 
 Thomas would not beleeue till hee Cato 
 the paint ofthe nayles of Cyaikes woundes,. 
 Goh 20 25,27,28. 
 
 Neceffarie,lacke Scripture, 
 
 Neede of ali things threatned to the difas 
 
 bedient. Deut.28 43 locke Poore @Beggers, 
 
 Negigently,looke Cu: fed, 
 
 Neefèslooke Seven. 
 
 Neighbours, Ee sight to brinig home aye 
 neighbours Dre oz ſheepe. ac. that goeth ae 
 fray, if toe knot thereof. Deut.22,7, 
 
 Cuetp man hath acommantementgiuen 
 bim concerning bid neighbour, Eeclug. 7 
 13. 
 
 Cee ougbt tolende to eur Neighbours.. 
 €celus.29.1,2. 
 
 Neighbour, bfen foz another man. Matth. 
 22.19- 
 
 Thole that sonitemns their 
 
 ; tE mpri 
 
 | 
 
 Neighbours, | 
 

 
 NEC 
 
 pꝓꝛooued.Mala.ↄ io. 
 
 Tee ought not to Defame ent neighbour, 
 Ecclus, 19.8. 10. 
 
 Dowe ro repzoue out neighbour. Ecclus. 
 39.17, Leu 19.17 
 
 Dee is out neighbour, that needeth oue 
 helpe Luiro, 30,t0 38. 
 
 Euerp man muft pleale his neighbour itt 
 that that is goon toedification Roma,15.2. 
 
 ‘3.02 10.24. 
 
 Loue of our neighbour fulfiiler) the Law. 
 Rom i3.8,9, 10. 
 
 God thzestneth veFruction ontop Jetwes 
 euill neighbours, that trouble them. jerem. 
 
 33.94. 
 @ neighbour neere ig better then abzas 
 
 - ther farce off. Pꝛou. 27. 10. 
 Mea/t. The Tawe fo him that ſindeth a 
 
 bitos nealt.Deut.22.6,7. 
 
 To fet mang neat on high. Haba.a. 9. 
 
 Net. he parable of the dzaw net. Matth. 
 %3.47,00 51. 
 
 Che nce of God, what. Ezek 12.13, and 
 47.20,an0 32.3. Wele.7.12, and net of man, 
 what- Dab.1,16.Dol.3-1. 
 
 New, The Hltaelites erected new gong. 
 
 - Deut.32.17. 
 
 3 
 t 
 3 
 
 35.2.0 
 
 3 
 
 3 
 i 
 
 Cozifiang mulk be new creatures, Gale. 
 02-5 +17. 
 Newe heaueng, and newe earth. 2.5 eter 
 
 3 13. — 
 
 si —5*2 of life is the Spitit. John 3.6. 
 . Wee ought to walke in newneſſe of life. 
 Rom.6.4, Acts 3.26. and 20,21. Dal.5.17.* 
 
 phel.g.r. and-5.1,t0 21. Lol.3.1,* 8.16, 
 20.* 1.Ohel.4.3,te 13. 1. Pet.i.2 3. and 2.9, 
 
 to 13. 1. John 2.3,t07. 
 Go ſerue Gob in newneſſe of pirit. Rom. 
 
 7 6. 
 Wee muſt put onthe newe man. Epheſl. 4. 
 
 24. 
 
 The New Ceſtament. Heb.8.8,10,* anu 
 £0.16,17.Qen.3-15.W at, 26,28. 
 
 HPaul an able miniſter of the New Teſt a⸗ 
 ment 2. Cor · 3.6. 
 
 The Newe commandemeut. r. John 2, 3. 
 
 and page: 
 
 Next of kinue, looke Cuftome, 
 | Neyeth. Euery man neyeth after 
 neighbours wife. Jere.5. 8. 
 
 I Nigzardneffe,looke Couetouſneſſe. 
 
 Aight. The parable ot him that came to 
 “Dozrow bead ef bis friend at Midnight. Hu. 
 
 11.5,to 08. 
 
 The night wag creates bp the worde of 
 God. Gen-1.5. 
 
 Joleph by night fenne into Egppe with 
 Chik and Warie.Wat.2. 14. 
 
 The fhephearts watchen their flockes bp 
 gight.du.2.8, 4 
 
 Anna ſerued Gop night and vay. Luke 2. 
 
 36,37. : 
 
 Peter trausilen all night, and could get 
 nothing. Lu.5.5. 
 
 Nicedemus came to Chait bp night. Joh. 
 
 IAA : 
 The night commeth when no man can 
 worke. John 9.4. 
 JE anp man walke in the night, He Aims 
 bleth and thp. John rr: ro, 
 The Angel bp night opened the milon 
 
 Thefecond Table. 
 
 toores ana brought the Apoſtles forth. Act. 
 912.and 12.6,to 11. 
 The night ig paſt, and the vay ig at hant. 
 Rom 3.12. 
 We are childzen of the day, and not of the 
 nighter -Thell.s.5. ⸗ 
 Night diuided inte watches. Watt 14.25. 
 and 24.43. Lu.12. 38. 
 Night otherwiſe diuided. Mar. 3.35. and 
 14.30.locke Day. 
 I Nobilitie vefilen bp prine and foolifpnes. 
 Ecclus.22.9. 
 Numbred. Che Iſtaelites meete foz warre 
 numbred.Num.ai.z.* 
 None put fog very few.i. Coꝛ.2.8. 
 Nouriſhment, loohe Foode and Meate. 
 Nofe lobke Eares. 
 Nour/e. Naomi noutced Ruths chilve. 
 KRuth 4.260 
 Maothers ought tonource their owne chil- 
 Dzen.2, Eſs 8. 10.2. Mac. 7. 27. looke Sucke, 
 € Nature leg Correction and Diſcipline. 
 Oo 
 
 Obedience Gon moze eKeemerh, then all 
 Cacrifices, g whp.t.Qoam.15.22,23. Eccles. 
 
 4.17. Hole.6.6. ete. 722,23. 
 
 TUe vught to obey the voice of God. Eto. 
 15.26, Deut.30.30. 
 
 The people pzomiſed to obey Gods voice. 
 Er0d.24.3,7- 
 
 Biefling pzomifed ta thole that obey God 
 Denti 1.276 
 
 Dail is retected of Gov, becaule he obey- W 
 
 ed not.1.Hant.28,08, 
 Tee ought to bee obedient to thole that 
 helye to aduance the Goſpel. 1. Coꝛ. i 6.16. 
 Chꝛiſt obeyed his Fathers will onto the 
 Death.Deb,5.7.8.JOvil.2.8-bp whale obedi- 
 ence we ate made righteous Rom.s5.19.* 
 TUe ought to be obedient chilozen.i.JSet. 
 
 1.14. 
 THe ought rather to obey Gov then men, ` 
 
 Acts 5. 29. and 4.1 9, 
 
 Paul pꝛoueth the Cozinthiang obedience. 
 2.Q03.2,9.and reiopces thereat.2.Cozmnth.7 
 13,14, 15. Mia 
 
 Obedience dite to parents, CErod. 20.12- 
 * ‘Lenita 9:3 Deut.5.16.Cobig. 3. 
 ig 
 
 Chik obeyed his mother ana ſuppoſed 
 father alfo,HLu.2.51. 
 Me ought toobey thofe that baue theo- 
 
 ucrlight of vs. Deb.1 3.17. vpon paine of er- 
 communication, 2. Theſſ 3.14. 
 
 TUeought too bey Magiſitates. Exe,22. 
 28.iRont.13.1,t0 7. Deut 17 8,to0 14. 
 
 The chilozen of Iſt ael were obedient to 
 Joſhua.Deut· 349. Folh.1.16,17. 
 
 Abzahams obedience pzaifen of God. Ge. 
 nef.22.3,16,* 
 
 The Gentiles. obeyed the Gofpel. as 
 foohe as thep heard it preached. 2, Samuel 
 
 22.45. 
 Obedience of the Rechabites pzailed anv 
 rewarded Sere.35.6.* 
 How God and his word muft be obeyed 
 befoze ali things, and what profit we reape 
 therebp. Gen, 12.4, * and 67.1, *and 26,2." 
 QELOD.8.4 5.8 19.5.7 22.32.* Leui. 20. 22. 
 
 -@ 26.354." Deut.q. 1. “GE 7.0.8 11.27. E13. | 
 
 4%. 18.9." 24-8,9." ¢ 27.10."and 28.1,t0 
 E fe Joſh · 22.2. 1. Dam, 12.893" King. i10. 
 
 O F F 
 6.* 2.Coꝛ.7.12.* 9920.1.8,9." and 15,31." 
 Jla 48.17." ann 5 5.357. Jervem.r1. 37." ana 
 
 17.5 ,743,22.* Dan.3.17.* Dol.13.1,t08. 
 
 Ceciugs.35.1.* 2 Wac.7.1,6."WBatth.4-19, 
 to 23.an0 7.21." and 8, 27. and 9.9. and 15. 
 35." and 17.24." and 33,3. Luk.s.4,to12. 
 and 10.3,¢0 21. John 2.7,t0 1 1.3Romet 6.19. 
 1.O0befl 4.3.* and 5 10* 
 
 Oblations, looke Offerings, 
 
 Obligation looke Handwriting, eal 
 
 Objtrwate. Defituction of the obftinate ig 
 Prophelted. Esek.6.11.* Jerem. 7.15516, 
 and a7.27. and 19,2, 00 10.Iooke Harden any 
 Stiffenecked, ; 
 
 Occasion. Ft came of the Lone, that 
 Santon fought an occafion againk p bie 
 liſtims. Juog, 14.2,4. i 
 Sinne tooke occafion by the commande: 
 ment, ant wzought ec. Rom.s.8. ; 
 
 ' JOdour. God will no: fmel the ſauour of 
 
 R ltueete odours, that mlobep him, Leui. 
 
 ZT, 
 
 >G Offend. Tee ought not to offend out 
 
 Meake bzotbet foz meates (ake. Rom, 14.20, 
 
 31. 02 gtue him occalion of falling. 1.€02.8. 
 
 2.* and 10.32. 
 Chailt foretolde his Dilciples that thep 
 
 fhoulo bee offended bp bim. Matth 26. 31 
 
 WDar.14. 27. 
 
 jeter twag an offence to Cheik. Matth. 
 316.23. 
 
 Chik willeth bs to beware of offence. 
 BWatth.18.6,t0 10. 
 © Baul ts tementen in ſpirit foz the offen- 
 Ces of othet.2.Loz.11.29. 
 
 Iot to be offended fog perlecution. John 
 16.1 ,16 4, 
 
 „Some of Chꝛiſtes diſciples offended at 
 bis preaching. John 6.6165 66, 
 Che Pbatiles were offended in hearing 
 — 
 appp are they that are not offended 
 Chit, Bates ya : , g 
 
 The Nazarites offended twith Cheiſt, and 
 twh. Wat. 13.57 War. 6.4 Luk.4.22,24. 
 
 The godly are an offence to the wicker. 
 Exod 10.. 
 
 TA hatfoeter doeth offend bg, we ought te 
 auoide.Exod.za.i 2, to 18. Deut, 7.253,4,5, 
 16,25,26. AND 13.6.* Warth.s.29,38. ant 
 ris 2,t027. War.9.42,t0 48. Rou. 6,17, 
 
 —— Done without leanen. Leui.s. 15, 
 16,17, 
 
 The offering foz finne dane by ignozance, 
 * 
 
 FQuM.15.24,t0 30. Leuit.4. 2.* 
 
 All meate offerings muf be feafoned with 
 falt-Leutt.2 13 ; 
 Offering of beafts. Leuit.3.1.* i 
 . The offerings of the princes at the dedica⸗ 
 tion of the Tabernacle um 7.2.4 
 Offrings of eucrp folemne feat pap. Rum. 
 28.2,* and of the 8. fir papes of tye 7. mos 
 neth.JQum.29.1.* 
 Bod elle emeth not the offerings of the oba 
 inate. Tere.14.12.celug. 34.18, 
 
 -, Chalk was offered once foz vs Deb.7.27, 
 
 and 9.26.an0 10.12, 
 The pure offering of the Gentiles. Wala. 
 
 IIl, 
 
 Te ought tooifer vnto Gon onely Ero, 
 
 32205 
 
©. N GE 
 22.20 Leuit 17.3, to 10. 
 Wee ought not ta ofter dito Bod anp bile 
 thing-Wal.1.8, 13,14 looke Sacrifices. 
 Office of anp man maketh nor bis pzapet 
 02 faccifice acceptable to Gov. Wal.1.9. 
 F Oynting Oyle. Exod. 30.2352 10 34. looke 
 Anoint. 1 fom ‘ 
 § Older Teltament abolithen witha bzikks 
 Pieſthood. Meb.8.3,13.1o0ke Teltament, 
 DE Eli his houle fhoulde newer dee olde 
 mane Sam 232. 
 Olde Adulterer, looke Adulterer. 
 Che olde man pig perlon. ig to Bee honou · 
 rep, Leu.i9.3 2, E 
 The olde in vnderſt anding Hal flourith in 
 the Church. Jla.65 20, 
 The olde wap the bek mape Tere.6.16. 
 Olde commantement, teg Loue. 
 Old man with bis workes we ought to put 
 off.Zol. 3.9. and crucife, and why. Roman, 
 6.6 
 
 Oline; The olive refulea toreigne euer 
 othertrees.Jutg-99- ` 
 
 CUild Olives ingraffen, ought not to boat 
 soni the natural! banches. Ronm iig 
 87,10: 3 
 
 One heart any one wap erpounded. Jere. 
 3239-6 7ek.11.19.and 39,25,27. 
 
 Be we Jew or Deectan, men oz woman, 
 alare onein Chꝛiſt. Dal. 3.28. 
 
 Chik pzaxeih his Father, that all the 
 Faithfull Mouin be one. John 17.23. 
 
 Gil coat beleeucd iwere of one heatt and: 
 one ſoule. Acts 4 32. 
 
 Oxely. Hod ig our God onely Dent 32.39. 
 
 Whe Lost only og alone ied the Iſraelites. 
 Wet. 32.12. 
 
 Hod onely deliuered out of tribulation. t. 
 Hain.io 19. gouerneth all things.2 Eſdr. 6s. 
 6.í3 onely good. Lu.18.19.0nely wife, Rom. 
 16 27.is only tobe ſexued and feared. Deut. 
 10.20.800 6. 13. Wat 4.20. 
 
 Chill the onely begetten lonne of the fas 
 ther. John .14 and 3-16. and 1. Joh . 4. 3. 
 
 Onely beleeue Luke 8.50. © 
 
 The elect onely beleene. Acts 13.48. 
 
 © Open. Eliſha papet God to open the 
 epes of his enemies. 2, Rin 62o; 
 > Clee ought to open our hand to gur pooze 
 bethere Deut.15.8. 
 
 -i Gov opened the wombe of Leah. Senekis 
 
 29.31. 
 Pauls moth was open tothe Cozinthi⸗ 
 ang.2:092.6.11.iLcoke Mouth. 
 Operations of the Dolp Gholk are diners, 
 ana dinerily beſtowed .1. Cot. 12. 6,to 12. 
 Oppertesmtie looke Time, 
 ‘Oppre fe. Thow Halt not oppreſſe thp bzo⸗ 
 ther-dbenit. 19.13. A 
 Samuel an vpꝛight Judge, and neuer op · 
 preſſed aup. s, Sam.i 2. 3.4,5. 
 ‘Ione comfort the oppreſſed. Eccles a. 1. 
 Again oppreſſion. John 5.8, 9.and Wal. 
 3. 5.looke Wrongs,Defraud,and Viurie, 
 Opprobrious Gee that isaccafiamed ta op- 
 probrioustgcech, wili nener bee refozmed. 
 Ecclus2 3.15. A 
 -O Ordezaed onto eternall life. Acts 13.48, 
 — Order Aithings ought te hee pone honeſt· 
 toand dy order: w. oz: 14.40. 
 
 Hezekiab befage he Died was wnilleso pR 
 
 a 
 
 r 
 
 The fecand Table. 
 
 bis boufe in an order, 2-Rings 20,1. which 
 was Denied to Alctinus.1. Wac.9.55. 
 
 Aditophel put pis houle in order, and han⸗ 
 
 gen himſelte.ꝛ. Sam. 17. 23. 
 
 Ot the land where is none order, looke 
 Job.10,22, 
 
 Deer things will J (et in order, when T 
 come.1,@02.11,34. 
 
 Ordinances. tee Abolith. 
 
 Df pubitke ordinances. J9z0.16.05. 
 
 Again wicked secrees and ordinances. 
 Fia.10.1,to5,); 
 
 Organs tnuenteD.@en.4. 21. 
 
 Origina/d inne fee Sinne, 
 
 Orphanes {ee Fatherlefie, 
 
 J Oftrich,¢ of bisnature, Job 39,17, t0 22 
 
 Jothe. Gow hat) kepr hts Othe with the 
 peiieritie of Abzabam, Izhak, aud Jaakob. 
 Deut.7.1, 8. Goh. 21.43.1.1.72,t0 76. as 
 pe promiled. Gen.15.18.ana 26.3, 
 
 Izhak and Abimelech tocke an othe each 
 of orier.@enel. 26.28.29,31. odie Jaakob, 
 and ilaban. Gen.3 1.50. 
 
 Powe Abzabam tooke an othe of his ler: 
 Wane. Gen, 24.2,t0 9. 
 
 Saul bound the Iſt aelites withan othe. 
 
 1, Qaim, 14.24. 
 
 Saul faten the ochemavde to the Gibe- 
 onites.2. Sam. 2.2. 
 
 Othes areto bee petfoutmed. Runberg 
 
 30.3. 
 
 Then the Judge thal take an othe, ren. 
 22. 10, 11. 
 
 An othe isthe ende of all Arife. Hebze. 6. 
 16. 
 God bound himlelfe with an orhe Hebz.6. 
 
 17, 16Iſa.54.9, 10. 
 
 Othe abufes. Watth. 23. 10.* and 26. 63, 
 72. Dat.6.26. Acip 23.12. 
 
 Jeter with an orhe aus curing , denped 
 he knew dhik. Mat.⁊6.72574 Pat. 14. 66, 
 to7t. 
 
 Herods rafh othe, Watt.14.7,9. 
 
 Shimei put to deach foz beeaking his 
 othe.1 Bing. 2.36,37,42,” 
 
 Toe chieke of Hirael in che name of the 
 reſt, receiue d an cu to walke in Doves law, 
 Meh. io.29.* 
 
 Diuers formes of othes. Gene 22, 56. and 
 43.25.4110 47:31. 1. Kin.i9.2. Judeth nTa. 
 Foske itt Periurie anu Sweare. 
 
 € Oe looke Loue. 
 
 Outward, loske Appearance. 
 
 Outward man.2.Goz 4.16. 
 
 J Oxe what gorth, what Halbe done there 
 with. Etod ar 2835 36. 
 
 Tie offering of oxe vz binlocke. Lenit 3.1. 
 
 Haul hemed apoke of oxen in pisces, anv 
 Wyp. Dam. i7. 
 
 -The oxe onghenst ta be maalete, that 
 tre adeth out the cote Denig. 25.4,1.202.9, 
 9,ta15. 
 
 The Jewes might vate the leh efren. 
 Dett.14.5,26, 
 
 Oxen inthe Tempie, vnder the melten 
 Sia. 1 Rings 7.23.24, 25.2. Chronicles 4. 
 
 354. 
 g Oyle locke Debts. 
 She halp oyle Exo 30.23, to 26. 
 The mouth of a Brange woman moze foft 
 then oyle W930. l ài 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 PAR 
 
 i p * 3 — 
 J Pasified, owe God map bee pacified.) 
 an.4 24, i; 
 Painted, Jezebel painted her face.2. Wind 
 
 9:30. 
 
 Palfe healed bp Chzik. Watth. 9.256,71 
 anv bp Peter Acts 9.33,34. 2° 
 
 Aicimas being friken with the palfie that? 
 de could not {peake, died milerably. s,ABaccd 
 25556. 
 
 Parable of Mathan toDauid, 2-Bant. 1244 
 1,to 5.ofthe Thiſtie and Levar, 2.€h20,254) 
 18 of Bods binepard the Jewes. Plais .7.08 
 thetins Egles. Ezekiel 17. 3.7:* of the (eer) 
 Ding pot, and Ezekiels mife being Dead.) 
 Ezek. 24.3, 16. 
 
 Jeus take nothing to che multitude 
 without Parables, and whp. Watth.13.1 3. 
 peia beeerpounden to bis Dilciples. verſe 
 16430. 
 The Parable of childzẽ piping in the mite! 
 ket place, Mat.i 1.1 6,to 20, DF the vñcle ane 
 ſpirit that returneth worſe then be went out. 
 CWatt.12.43,44,45. Dé the lower. Matthew 
 
 13.3. Ot the tarcs. berle 24,25. DE the 
 gtaine of muſtard Leene, verfe 31. DE the 
 leauen. wetle 33 Of che trealure wv. ber.44, 
 Dé the precious pearle verſe 45,46. DE the 
 Data net verſe 47,t051. DE the Oublicane 
 and Eharilie Luke 28.9, to 15. DE the two 
 Lonnes. Matthebo 21.28, OF the figge tree. 
 WMatth.24.32. DE the theefe. Datth.24.43- 
 Of the talents Watth. 25, 15. Di the tenne 
 vitgings.DBatrh.25.1,t0 14. DE the Damaris 
 tane. duke so, 30 to 38. DF the rich mat, 
 Lu. 12,.16,t022.F the fruitlefle firme tree. 
 Lub,13.6,te10, Of the paodigall fone. Lu. 
 15.11," Of the feward.dnk.16.1,t09. OF 
 the wicked Junge and the widow. Luk. 18r 
 to 9. Di the caunie light. Matth. 5.15. Luke 
 11.33, Df the boule built opon the fande. 
 Watth.7.26. DE the lot peepee. Wath. 18.2. 
 Df the pumercifull ferian- Matthew 18.28. 
 DE the labourers inthe Bincpard. Datrhess 
 20.3. Di the vinepard hired foogth Gatthers | 
 24.33. DE the Ring that made the mariage. 
 Watth.22.2, Othe Fathfidl anv naughtie 
 leruant. Batthew 24.45 548 DE the feed chat. 
 groweth ann increalety. Darke 4.27.0f the} 
 importunate friend. dLub.11-5. DEF the ſtrong 
 manatmed Luke rr.21, and of the piece a 
 Riner loſt. Lu. i8. — 
 Mf the fignification of a Parable Lig: so. 
 Parables ate arke {peeches, lalm 
 ant 78.2. j I EAE A E 
 
 Parable fog Pꝛopheſte Mn. 23:7 fot a efi 
 Daba. 2. locke Pro uers 
 
 Pa⸗adſe vubnowen.2. Elde 7 looke E~ 
 den in the fir’ Cable. S 
 
 Pardon looke Forgiue. ; 
 
 Many ſomet imes pardoned foz a fetogede | 
 Ip. Genel 18.24, 32. and 19,21. yea fol onee | 
 Jerga 
 
 AgainffPardons and Burgatozie. Ffair 
 18 and 57.552. and 43.25.06 3¢h. 18.26273 
 28, Dol 13.14. Pſalm gs 1.7.antd 103, 11312; 
 Ecclelig.5 6. andre. 3,CUiUD. 3.15253. Cer 
 clus. 4.14, 16. Tobi 3.6. Matthew 7.1 3514+ 
 and 5 48. Matk. 3 29: Luh. 16.2 3,26. and 
 23.42543546. John 3.08, 36, and 5.24, 39 
 and 17 24 Acts 7.5 9.oma.8.1, Hala 6-40. 
 
 J Phil 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 A M p A 8§ 
 
 1,23. 1. Thefſ.a. 1 3.2. Timo. 4.7,8, 
 Deb.9.14,27, 1. John 1.7. Rea. 14.1 3. looke 
 Purging, 
 
 Parentage. Now in old time was executed 
 the right of Parentage. Juth 4.1,7. 
 
 Parents mult bee honoured, obeped , and 
 helped Exsd.20.12,Deu.5. 56.96 phe. 6. 1, 2. 
 Mact.r5.4. 
 
 Me ought not to cutſe nog ſmite our pa- 
 rents. Exo 21. 15, 17. 
 
 Thole that defpile their parents, are led 
 ‘RAptines. Eze 227.10, 15. 
 
 Parents ate commanded to Hew their ehit 
 
 ohs tpaannts- Exo.13. 8,14 15. 
 
 Parents and childzens duetie toberein it 
 conſiſteth Plal.78.5,6,7, 8 Toake Facher and 
 Children, 
 
 Parifhioners muſt renner double honour to 
 their ſpirituall Fathers.c. Timothie 5. 17, 
 48.1.Copinid). 4.1, 15. and be carefull left che 
 ſeed of Gons-wogde vee vnfruitkull in them. 
 Mat. i 3.3, 10,18,34." looke Children ana 
 Hearer:. 
 
 Partakersof Chilis ſufferings. 1. Det.4. 
 J3. 
 
 Mee are mave partakers of Chrift, if wee 
 perſiſt in kaith Deb. 3 14. 
 
 ~ Partridge. Saul hunted Dauid, ag ene 
 hunteth a Pareridge, 1, Dam. 26.20. 
 
 The couctousrelembled tg Partridges. Je: 
 Rm7. 
 
 Pafion of Chath. Zech. 13.7. Matth. 26. 
 
 4 as 
 7 Pafzoucr celebzated anu kept onder Ez⸗ 
 Ba. desta 6.19,20, d 
 
 TChen, with what oder, and what oblati⸗ 
 OMe the Paleouer was celebzared. Exod. 12. 
 2.to 29. and 13,.3,00 48. and 23.15. and 34. 
 38. Deut.1 6.1. 3¢. 45.18.23. 000 Cheiſti⸗ 
 ans mult keepe the fealt of Paſſeouer. 1. Coz. 
 5.8. 
 Joſeph anv Warp went peerelp to Jerula· 
 Jem at the Paficouer. ILuk.2.41, 
 Chꝛiſi kept bis paſſeouer with his diless 
 piles GBat.26,17,18, 19. 
 — Dur Paleouer Telus Chrifi was facrifi- 
 ged foz bA- Cor· 5.7, 
 Wee muf alwapes continue the memozi⸗ 
 all of tbe Paffeouer, Epo.1 2.14. 
 
 Me ought to eate ihe Paflzouer, howe anv 
 Where. Exod, 12 43,44,45- j 
 
 Whe tolemnitie of the Pafeouer ig com 
 
 manden, Leu.23. 2, 5. 
 = The Paſſeouer commanded to be celebra⸗ 
 ted againe, aud the puniſhment of rhe nepie: 
 cters thereof. Mum.o.2, 5. 13 . 
 
 The Pafeoucrkept bp Joſhua. Jou 5.9, 
 to. Bp Desekiah. 2. Chao. 30.1.” Bp Joſiah. 
 3 Thin, 23.21,22,23. and no Paffeouer from 
 panturla Dapegkept like hi¢..2.Q bron. 35. 
 16,19. 
 
 Paftime. De that ioveth pakime,fhall bee 
 apooꝛe 1aR-]P20.2.1,17.looke Play. 
 
 _ Paflor. Chait the chiefe Paflor pꝛomiſed. 
 30.36.35 26. Jer 23. 5.* 
 
 arak falle Paſtors which fenuce$ peas 
 le. Jere.2. 10. and featter and delirop the 
 eepe of Gods paſture. Jer. 2 3. ita 5, looke 
 Watchmen Bifhops,and Shepherds, 
  Paticace. Gon ia the GodofVarience ana 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 men how thep were delineres from Pharta⸗ 
 
 Thefecond Table. ~ 
 
 confolation.Qoin.15.5. 
 
 Get bp his patience and long fuffering, 
 leadeth voto repentance.Rom.2.4. 
 
 After Gods iong patience commeth his 
 wrath Rem.9.22.2. pet.3.9,15. 
 
 The Prophets are (et befoze bs fog eram- 
 ples of long patience. Jam 5.10. 
 
 Whe patience of Job € Tobit. Job 2,10. 
 Wob.2,10.and 3.2. 
 
 The praife of patience }H30.16 32. 
 
 Tee ought tobe patient, not feeking tes 
 nenge.. Thel.5. 14, 15. Col 1. 11. 
 
 Leue is patient. 1.802. 13.4,7. 
 
 Cheiſtians haue neede of patience, and 
 why Deb. 10. 36. 
 
 Faith being exerciſed with alflictions en⸗ 
 gendereth paticuce Rom.5.3. Jannai. z. and 
 patience experience. Ram..4. 
 
 aul retopceth of the Bheflalontans pa- 
 tience.2.@ vel. 2. 4. and ſuſfered perlectiton 
 himſelfe patiently.1.@02 4.11,12,73. 
 
 Dut patiencemult be made perfect thrꝛough 
 good wakes. Vain.1.3,4. i 
 
 Tabo bring forth good frnit with patience, 
 Luke 8.15. 3 
 
 Aduerſitie in pouth traineth bs vnto pati- 
 ence, Lam.3.27, 
 
 Bp pour patience pr flefle pour own foules. 
 Luk.21. 19. 
 
 Dair patient minds ought to be knowen to 
 all men, {9btl.4.5, 
 
 Patriarke expounded. ib.7.4. 
 
 The Putriaikes came of the Jewes. Rom. 
 
 9.55 
 Jaakob begate the twelue Patriarkes Qct. 
 8196 
 r DE the Patriarke Danit. Act.2. 29. 
 
 © Peace de with pou o; omiopou, a kinde 
 of (aiutation. 1. Samu.25 6. Geneſis 43,23. 
 Judg. g 20. Luk. 24.36. John 29.19. 
 
 Goe inpeace, a kindeolleaue giutng.1. 
 Derma 17. Luk.7.50.and 8.48. 
 
 God id the author of peace. 1.Obel. 5.23. 
 1.Qozinth. 14. 33. Roma.15.3 3. and Cheiſt 
 is our peace, and preacher thereof. Epheſ. 2. 
 14,19. 
 
 Peace fo? reconciliation betiveen God and 
 man Act. 10 36. for quicenefle of conciente 
 Wuk. 2.149.102 fafe and ound- 1. Lozin. 6a, 
 foz true iop and felicitie Matt. ro in z. Luk. i. 
 79.and 19.42. 24. 36. Joh.i 4. 27. ROM 0.7. 
 and 8.6, 
 
 Paul exhozteth the Cozinthiand orto 
 peace,2.Qo2. 13-11. 
 
 THe ought to haue peace with allmen, as 
 mich ag lieth in bs Rom 2.18. Ephe. 42. 
 Hebr. 1 2. 14.1. Pet.3. 11.2. Tim.2.22. 
 
 Moles would hane Let peace between two 
 Hebꝛewes. Exod 2.13. 
 
 Paul wiſheth to all Chziſt ians peace Ro. 
 15.1 3 Eph. 1.2.3. Heel 3.16. 
 
 TUee oughtropzap vnto God foz peace. 
 Num.6 26. 
 
 Hezekiah reicyxyceth that hee ſhoulde eniop 
 peace in bis Dapes.2. Rings 20. 19, 
 
 Peace betweene Salomon and Hiram. rə 
 Rings 5.12, 
 
 Peace in Iſtacl all Salomong vapeg: 1. 
 Chr 22 9.1. Rin.4. 24 
 
 The Lozd gane peace to the Iſraelites in 
 Joſhua his dapes. Joh. 22.4 
 
 P EWN 
 
 Peace in the Chutch. Actes 9.31. Vaice. 
 12, 
 
 Then men ſhall fap peace, (adpen deſtrue⸗ 
 tion fall come. .T het. 5.3. 
 
 Jf peace bee offered a citie and accepten, 
 it mait be lpared, Deu, 20,210,115, 
 
 Iltael forbidden to make peace with Mo» 
 ab and Ammon, Deu.23.6. 
 
 Gideon calien bis Altar, The peace of the 
 L oD. Judg.s 24. 
 
 The Lozde promiſed peace ro his people. 
 Hoſ. 14 4.* 
 
 Peace of beart bp Jelug Chziſt. Plalm.a6. 
 
 19. 
 
 Peace inthe Church. Iſa.s6 12. 
 
 Peace in heater , and glozie in tue highelt 
 places.iLukir9.38 in 
 
 Elzie to Ged, and peace inearth, fee 
 Glorie. 
 
 The faith oF Cozik bzingeth peace of rows 
 (clence.iQem.5.1,2, 
 
 Ube peace of Chali paſſeth alt onverfan: 
 
 Bing. Phil 4.7, 
 
 Terufalem knew not what belonged to her 
 peace.Lu.iꝰ 42. 
 
 The peace of God ought to rule inoue 
 Hearts. cLol.3.15. 
 
 Peace on the houſe of thele hat receiue 
 Gove minifiers.Qat.r0.13, 
 
 The doctrine of Chik bzingeth peace to 
 thole that fuffer afflictions. Yob.16.3 3. 
 
 Chr lett peace among his vilcipler.Foh. 
 12,27, 
 
 Samuel was alken if he came peaceably, 
 1. Sam. 16.4, 
 
 Abzaham to bup peace reſigned His right 
 to his nephets.Gene 13.8. bs 
 
 Soleps bze thzen couid not (peake peacea⸗ 
 bly to him, and whp. Gen 374. 
 
 ‘Be peaceable. 1. Chel in, 
 
 Peacemakers the chiſdren of God. Watth.. 
 
 5.9: 
 
 The inward peace betweene Gov and the 
 beleewing bp € piti. Tfai.z 2,0 6.g 9 2,t0 By 
 and 11.1. Dof.2.18,*and Mich. 1.4.* Feche 
 9.9." i u.24.25,t0 50. Joh.a 37 and 16.33% 
 anI 22.419. Acts 10.36, 
 
 Peculiar. Chyiftians-a peculiar people, an’ 
 help Nation.1, ct. 2.9. Cit.s.14. looke Pre- 
 cious. 
 
 Pehcane vnlawknll foz the Jewes to eate 
 of. Deu, 14.17. 
 
 Penance. toke Amendement, 
 
 Pence Due being foꝛgiuen 1oooco.talents, 
 ee not fozgiue an hundzed pence. Matth. 
 18.24." 
 
 Tto pence giuen tothe Holle to relieue 
 the wounded man. Lu.10.35. 
 
 Pennie, & mealure of wieste foz a pennies. 
 IReu.6,6. 
 
 MF the lof pennie. Lrg 8. 
 
 People, Gov hath net cad away Hid people 
 which he knew before Rom.s 1,2. 
 
 Tmo manner of people in the wombe of 
 Rebekah. Gen.25.23. 
 
 Bod tooke the chiivzen of Viral, te be big 
 people. g£r0.6.7.Dew.4.7.1. Din.8, 51. 
 
 Bod appointed a place for his people Fl 
 tael.2.an.7,. 10. AML 
 
 Traci promileththat thep will bre Gong 
 prople 2 RINGAN 7. 
 
 ; Tie 
 
P ER 
 
 The people remained at the foot of mount 
 Sinai Exod.i 9.21. 
 
 The people murmured in deſpaire ofen: 
 tring into the land of promile, Mum.i 4.i 2. 
 end 13.32." 
 
 The people of Canaan not all uekropey, 
 but maae tributaries. Jusg.1.27,30,33.* 
 
 The wickednefic of the people. Esek.22, 
 29. Who neither tegatded Won nog his Woy. 
 Bere.6.19. 
 
 The people of the land, what tyzannie 
 thep ole. &3ck.22.29. 
 
 Bods people are alwapes charged with 
 
 seach of lawes, and Diminiffing peinces 
 profits. EF. 3.8. 
 
 Two manner of people Gov abboꝛteth. 
 Eccius 50.25 ,26. 
 
 Df Gods people, fee Church. 
 
 Perfect ig the wozke of the mightie Gon. 
 
 Deut,32.4. 
 
 Jfrhou wilt be perked , (eli that thou hafi, 
 gc. Matth · 19. 20,2 1. 
 
 TWholoeuer ſinneth notin wozd , ts aper- 
 fe& man. Jam.3.2. 
 
 Perfe& in Chꝛiſt Felus.Col-r. 28. 
 
 THee ought te bee pertect as onr Heauenlp 
 Father is perfect. Warth.5.43, 
 
 Paul erhozteth vs to perfection. Heb.é.1. 
 1.402. 1-10. 
 
 The Lawe could bring nothing to per- 
 fection. Debd.7.19, 
 
 Perfume. Ehe confection oz making of the 
 perfume. Exod.ʒo.34,35.* 
 
 Perill, ee Danger, 
 
 Periurie forbidden. Lenit. 19.12. 
 
 AgainG Periurie, ontrueth, light and falle 
 othes. Er0.8.8,15 ,25,28,32. 2 9.27,28,34, 
 35. 20.7. Leu 5-1,4- 24. 11330 17 LDA. 4 
 6,to 18. 1. Kin.8.31,32. 2. Chꝛ. 36 13. Dole. 
 4.2.5¢00-§ .4-€ 3.17. Bal.3.5. and 4 1. Ec⸗ 
 clus. 23.9,10, 11, AND 27,14. 1 Mac. 6 61, 
 62.and 7.15,16. RUD 1 1.9,t0 19.813.43, t9 
 49. 2. Mac.4.7.* an’ 12.3,4. Matt.5. 3410 
 38,¢ 26 69.* Wark. 6. 23, to 30.look¢ Othe, 
 and Swearing. 
 
 Pearle, Cee Parable,and Swine, 
 
 Perfecuion commeth by Govs appoints 
 ment. Stal. 39 9.* aud therefoze we are ate 
 med agatn the fame. Watt 10-17.” and 24. 
 9,13. John 5. 18, 30," and 16.1,32.*. 
 
 Taho fo willliae govip in Cork , Hall fuf- 
 fer perfecution. 2 Gim.3.12. 
 
 Thom perfecution withpzawerh from the 
 true profeflian of Bods mad. War.4 17. 
 
 ‘Being perfecuted in one citie , wee map 
 flee to another. Waith. ro. 23. 
 
 The mintiers ef Boos word ought not te 
 feare perfecution an3 bobp.Matih 10.28. 
 
 The Lom seliuered S. Paul from many 
 
 rfecutions. 2.@im.3.11. 
 
 Paul fured perfecution patiently. 1.02. 
 4.12.4 tbe Loi deliaercd bim. 2. Tim. 3. 11. 
 
 Blelled are thep tbat luffer perfecution 
 fog righteoufne fle. Matth. 5. 10. 
 
 Great perfecution again# the Church, 
 Fets 8.1.1. Betre 
 
 Cte ought to pzap foz thole that perfecute 
 vs. Mat.5 44. Rom.12.14, 1. Co24. 12, 13. 
 
 Gods iudgements bpon Perſecuters. A⸗ 
 
 maos 7.17. 
 The Wzophets complaine againk wicked 
 
 The ſecond Table. 
 perſecuters of the iuf, Dabak, 1.1.” 3. fz. 
 
 16.6 2. 2.* 
 
 A prayer againfi theſe that pafecute the 
 Church. Eccius. 36.1, to 18. lee Affliction, 
 and Tribulation, 
 
 Perfeuere in the faith. John 15.4. 
 
 God will confirme the faithfull in perfe- 
 uering vnto the end.x. Coꝛ.i.s.ſte Continue, 
 and Endure, 
 
 - Perfons, Me ought not to hauereſpect of 
 perfons tn iudgement. Leuit.19.15.Deut.s, 
 17. ND 16.19. 20.24.23. 
 
 God receinethall fuch as obey his wowe, 
 without regard of perfon. Fjla.56.3,t09. 
 
 Ged accepterh no mang perfon. 1, Sam. 
 16.7. Actes 10.34. Ephel. 6.9. Job.34,19. 
 Miſ.s.7. Ecclus.35.12,1 3. Rem.2.11.Gale 
 2.6. 01.3.25. 1.JPete1.27, Deut.10,17, 2. 
 Ehz 19.7. 
 
 IRo reſpect of perfons among Chziftiang. 
 James 2.1, te 22, looke moꝛe. Pꝛo. i d.g.and 
 28,21. Matt 22.9, 10,39. Rom. 10,12,13. 
 
 Peféslence thzeatned to thoſe that difobep 
 Gads Law. Leuit. 26.25. Deut, 28. 21, 1. 
 Gings 8.37. fee Blafting. 
 
 Danid of three plagued chole the Pefti- 
 lence, and tebp. 2 Sam 24.13, 14, 15. which 
 cealed, when be bad lactificed, berle 25. Dee 
 Plague. 
 
 Per faded, X man thzougblp perfwaded 
 in traeth, ought tobee ſtedtaſt therein. z. 
 Tim. 3.14. 
 
 S Pharife. aul was a Phariſe Act.⁊ 3.6 
 
 That the bhariſes and Sadduces Bier 
 in, Acted 23.8. 
 
 The Pharifes were blinde. Fob-9.39,40, 
 
 The Pharifes wouid haue none to beleeue 
 in Chꝛiſt Fobn.7. 48. 
 
 The Pharifes ano Scribes taught the 
 people witheat authozitte. Gat.7.29. Luke 
 4-32. War.1.22. 
 
 The Pharifes reproue Chꝛiſt and bis Apo- 
 files, and why. Batth.g.11,14. and 22.1,2. 
 Duke 5.33. 
 
 The Pharifes confult howe thep might ve: 
 Hrop Lhit. Matth. 12. 14. and give charge, 
 that tfanpman knewe where pee was, bee 
 fhould betay bim. John 11.57. 
 
 The Scribes andPharifes Gt in Woles 
 chaire. Datth. 23.2,3 
 
 The Pharifes fent officers to appꝛehend 
 Chut Zohn 7.32. 
 
 A Phavife bate Chrikto sinner. Luke 7. 
 
 36. 
 
 The Pharifes aftra the man that mag 
 bome blinde, bos hee had receiues his fight. 
 Jobn 9.15,17. 
 
 The Pharifeanv Publicane pzap in the 
 Tempie. Luke 18.10, tors, 
 
 Whe Pharifes Sadduces are called ge- 
 nerations of vipers. Matth.3 .7. bppecrites 
 and ferpents. Watt.7.5.¢23.13,33- theenes 
 and robbers. John 10.8. 
 
 The Pharifes are rebuked by Chꝛift. John 
 8.7. bp Steuen. Actes7.51,52, by Paul. 
 Actes 23.3.6. Phil. 3. 2. 
 
 The Phariſes mocke Chriſt. Luke 16.14. 
 
 Pihsals o} pots fog the Temple. :.Chz0.4, 
 
 Ir. 
 — ought to bee taken heede of, 
 Folz. , 
 
 PL A XA 
 
 Phyfician eught to bee henouted, aud Wipe 
 Ecclus 38.1, t0 9, f 
 
 Phyficians couid not heale the Romans 
 bloody flire. ABarke 5.25,26. | 
 
 Gla fought net to Ged, but te Phyficians | 
 in bie ſickeneſſe. 2.402 16.13, 
 
 & Pitie, lee Godlinefle, 
 
 Piller. @ cloudie Pillar bp vay ,anda Getp | 
 by night, Directed the Iſtaelltes. Exo.i 3.2 
 HQum.i4.14. DEN, 133. Plal.78,14. 1,053. 
 10.1, "s 
 
 God appeared to Moſesa in the pillar of g 
 cloud. Deut.3 1.15. 
 
 The pillars of the Tabernacle: Eron, 27. 
 10. 11. 
 
 Che two pillars of bꝛaſſe foz the Temple, 
 and fozme ot them, 1.SRing.7.15,41. S 
 
 James, Cephas, and Fon were counten 
 pillars in rhe Eburch. Gal-2.9. 
 
 Piped, {ee Parable, 
 
 Puch, He that toucheth pitch, hall bee de⸗ 
 fied therewith. Ecciug 13.1. 
 
 Pitchers of the 300, men that were with 
 Gideon. Fudg.7.16.* 
 
 Pit, fez Digge. 
 
 Lora, ac. went Downe quicke into the pite 
 FAnm. 16.30, to 34. 
 
 Pitie, Deter witled Chꝛiſt to pity himſelſe 
 99 at.1 6.22. {ee Mercie and Compafiion. 
 
 E Place. Rot lawii foz the Hewes tooks 
 fer in euerp place. Deut.12.5,t0 15. 
 
 Plazues, fee Amendment. 
 
 Plagues ate lent foz contemning Geng 
 wod and preachers. Jere.29.18,19, 
 
 Gon plagued the Egpptians, that thep 
 might learne that be was the onip true Gon, 
 Er9.7.8* ¢ 8.5." 9.1." ¢ 10.10% 812.0. 
 
 Plagues fent bpon the bifobedtent. Dette 
 28.15.* fee Curfes, and Blafting, 
 
 No end of plagues to the euill man. Pꝛou. 
 24.20. 
 
 Jn all plagues Gob referueth a remnant, 
 to — the caule of bis puniſhment. Ezek 
 13.16, 
 
 It is a plague foz arichman not tohaue 
 a liberal heart. Eccles 6.2. 
 
 Co know rhe plague in our owne heart , ig 
 to confeffe our lelues ſinnets. 1.ikin.8.38, 
 
 Played. The Iſtaelites played befoze the 
 golaen calfe. Erod.32,6,19. 
 
 Samfon played befoze the Philiſtims. 
 Juog.s 6.25 ,26,37. 
 
 Dawid, and others played on infiruments 
 befoze the arke. 2.Sam.¢. 5. | 
 
 Dauid was a cunning playeron an harpe 
 1. Bam. 16.16, 17, 18,2 Jand a weet Giger. | 
 2.Sam 231. 
 
 Manllaughter counted a play with loule 
 Diers. 2.Sam.2.14,15,16, 
 
 Plamed, God planted the Garten of E- 
 Den. Gen,2.8. 
 
 God planted Ffrael in the mountaine of 
 big inheritance. Exod 15. 17. 
 
 Gos promileth to plant his people , shat 
 thep Hall moue no moze. 2.Sam.7.10, 
 
 He that plantethabvinepard, map eate of 
 the fruit. 1.€02.9,.7,to 15. 
 
 Paul planted, ¢ Apollos watered. 1. Coz. 
 
 6 
 
 
 
 3.6. 
 Euery plant which heauenly father bath 
 not planted, ſhelbe rooted bp. Wat.15.13. 
 J2 Safari 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 P OT 
 
 Ballard plants fhall take no veepercote, 
 ana top. Mild. 4 3.455 
 ~ Plate. The plate koꝛ the holy crowue wa 
 pure gold. Exos 39. 30. and fer bpon the 
 Fozefrout of the iter. rod. 8.36, 37. 
 
 Pleafe. Samuet pleafed, ana was in fauoy 
 both with Goo and men. er. Sam, 3126, 
 Cavey man oug sete pleale his neighbour 
 in that chat ig goo to caiticatio. Rem.r 5.2. 
 CThole that goz abot ro pleafe inert, feruz 
 tot Cuit. Gal.1.10. 
 © THitheut faith it is vnpolſible te pleafe 
 God Heb. 11.6, 
 
 + God is wel plealed in bis Sonne.Matth. 
 3:17. aud 57.5. 2. Det. T.17. 
 
 The hirs pleaſe Gov. Eretta.. 
 > Pleafure. All things created fog Gods 
 pleafiwe. Reuel. 4.11. fee RR. 
 
 Pledge. Jura) gene Qamat a Pledge. 
 Gen.38.17,18. 
 
 Tien Pledges Hall be reſtored. Exod · 22. 
 26,27, 
 THjat ought motto bee taken to pledge. 
 Deut.24.6, 17. 
 
 ! Te map not take anvpledge bp violence, 
 no? ſſeepe Withit. Deut. 24. 10, 10414 looke 
 Earneft. 
 | Plentie i8 an argument of Idolaters, foz 
 theirteligion. Fet.ag.17, «8,19. - * 
 VPenifulneſſe. Want of Plentifulneſſe, ig 
 * imputed to oar Aanes Dagge. 2.17, 
 18,20. 
 Plow not with an Dre anvan Alle toges 
 ther. Deut'22.10. 
 | Plough, ‘Df bim that putteth bis hand to 
 the Plough, and looker) backe. Luke 9. 62. 
 looke Tillage. 
 Ppollaute. The o that aſfſer their childrzen to 
 Molech pollute the name of Goᷣd.Le 18. 21. 
 and 20.2 2, ſo doe the periured Lent.19.12. 
 Pollution comming by night, bow it wag 
 purged. Deut.ꝛ 10 ts. 
 
 Ehe Poole Betheſda. John 5. 2. 
 Penre among vs, and wy. Deut. s4 5 11 
 Matt 26. i1. John 12.8, 
 
 Mee ought not to turne outepe from the 
 poore. Cecclus.4.4,5,t0 9. bat be carefull of 
 Poem. Dent. rsg ytor, 2. €03.8.7,9.* an’ 
 Kk 
 
 t: 
 
 Lending te the poore, fee Lending. 
 
 He that floppeth his cates at che crie of 
 the poore, hall erie bimlelfe,g not be heard. 
 F202 1.75. 
 
 Baul laboured te relleue his ototte neceſ⸗ 
 fitie, and other poore brethren. Acts 20.34. 
 - She reward of refieutig the pesze. War. 
 25.40. Luke 16.9, 
 See maht to bid the poore to our fealts, 
 ann tobp. Luke 14.1 3, 14. 
 God hath chofen the poore of the woꝛlde, 
 hich are rich in faith. Jam,2.5. 
 Te ought to gine to the poore cheerefal> 
 > BUD Whp-AMows.1 2.8. 3-Co2.9.7. 
 - Paul wasg willed im bis preaching tothe 
 entiles, to hee mindful of the poore at Je⸗ 
 tfatem. Gal 2.9, 10, 
 Pauls care foz she poore Saints. 1.Co3, 
 
 Pag: 
 Theliberelitp of thole of Macedonia axd 
 Achaia toward the poore Saiitg. Roman. 
 5.26. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 The fecond Table. 
 
 Poore mang pledge, fee Pledgee osu eo 
 
 Judges ought nor to relpect.cge tich, more 
 thenthe poore. Cpov.23.3. Leuit. t9.15. Hoz 
 ouerthzobe the rigat of the poore EX236.7. 
 
 The poore muft bee relieued, nat oppeet 
 fet. 132022133739, 16,22, 
 
 Araimik eppzofiogsof the poore: Ames 5. 
 Ei Ecclus.5.7. 
 
 Thicke magifirates regard. not poore 
 mers ſuites: bat bee thar daeth, histone 
 Halbe labliched 1920.29.2,457, 14, 
 
 The poore labourers pire muſt not be dee 
 tainen: Deut 24 14,05. 
 
 . Gap vapiceh che poore aut of the ult n 
 San.2.8. ane craſting the poore puniſheth 
 the hautie zSam . 22 28. hub. 048,510,525 
 
 The chtiagen atthe JSzophers were poore. 
 2 Kin s. 1. 2. le Bas tye wioow ot Farepharh 
 1. inggi 918 17. 
 
 Uite mapuot oppzeffe o2 mocke, but Hane 
 mercie on tye poere, anù typ. you. 14 je. 
 and 175. 
 
 The godly poore, better then the wicked 
 rich. Pꝛo.28 6. Dlal.37 16, 17 to 23 
 
 Ahat a poore man that oppecilerh the 
 poore, ts like. jszou.28, 3. 
 
 Gon hateth che pooze man that is proube. 
 Ecclus. 5.2. 
 
 Bielleo are the poore in ſpirit. Matt.5. 3. 
 Liike 6.20. 
 
 Che poore receiue the Goſpel of Chꝛiſt. 
 WBatth.ri.5. 
 
 Elipa helped the poore. 3.Ling-4 1,t0 8. 
 
 He that bath mercre on the poore, lendeth 
 ponte the Loz. JH20.19.1 7. hall not lacke. 
 Pꝛou agaj i 
 
 Gos vexaraeth the poore. Fudg.6.15,16, 
 and is their Grengeh. Ufa.25.4.) 
 
 Poore and rich, vy nature berb alike. Mee 
 bemiah 5.5. Eccles.9.3. : 
 
 Tice are willed to bee liberall onto tke 
 poore, and topp: Eccies riir. 
 
 Mie anuk be content with ant Rate, hee tt 
 poose o2tich. Bhigi. ; 
 
 GZha:poore men God tegatdeth. Ja. 65. 
 2, fee Widow. 
 
 Ehe comfogt of poore men. WDark.10,28, 
 29,30. Ruse gi23; 1027. 
 
 Beiter is a poore wile childe then an ok 
 feck king, Eccles 4.73. 
 
 Posertie anv ame ta him that refuketh 
 infraction, Pꝛo. 13. 18. 
 
 Pouertie with the feate of God, is conse 
 menvable. 920.15.16,17- 
 
 De chat isfalien intopouertie, ought tobe 
 telieued. Leuit 25. 38. 36, 37. 
 
 The Philippiaas reiteued Pauls pouer- 
 tie, Dhil 4.10,14,16.* : 
 
 Jin p2olperitie thinke bpon pouertie. Œc- 
 clug.18.24 fee Competent, 
 
 Pouertie and riches are ofthe Loꝛd. Pꝛo. 
 14.31. Ececlus 11.14. 
 
 Thik his pouerty, Bait.8.20. Lube 2.7, 
 12,16, anvg9.58. ‘ 
 
 Porch of Satomon, Acts 3.11. called the 
 great court. 2.062.4.9. @ taken fortie Tem- 
 ple where Chꝛiſt preached. Qat.2z9.23. 
 
 Porters epbeined , Chꝛ. 26.1. *. 
 
 Portion, The Lows portion is pis peeple. 
 Deut.32.9. ; 
 
 Elkanah raue portions to his wines, and 
 
 BRO W 
 
 ebilpzeit. e Samita i 
 
 P. (ble. Wf it be poflible, haue peace with 
 âli men. Rom 2.38. 
 
 Cbeiſt prayed that if it were poſſible, that 
 boure might paffe from bim. War. 14.35- 
 
 Šf it were poffible , the verp eteçt Houts 
 be deceined. Mat24:24. Werkeiz aa | 
 
 It it had been poble, pe would haue gi 
 uen me pour epig. Bal. 4:15. 
 
 GH chings are poflible to Gov. Genel.r8. 
 14. Math. 19. 26. and him that beleeueth. 
 Warke 9.23. 
 
 Pofteritie, woke Seede, 
 
 Pot. Ezekiel pꝛepated apot. Ezek.24.3. 
 ſee Phials. 
 Potter. iv are in the Lords hand, as clap 
 ín the potters. 3 er.18.6, Rom. gz 
 
 Power of God vanquifverh the enemie · 
 not wozloip hetpes, Fla.31.8.9.* 3 
 
 Gad ts of power and might. Deut ro.17. 
 His power is not diminiſhed. Tla.50.2. Dee 
 wonin Hane i knowen toatl Vlas gunz. 3 
 
 linparee) reliliev, chat Gos power might 
 be knowen. Exod 9. 16. 
 
 All power path bee talten fram thoſe thet 
 Difebep Hon. Dert.28.3 2533. ` 
 
 Wans Krength is onelp in the power of 
 God, a8 map appeare bp ]Denimmay e Pan= 
 nah. 1.Sam 2.9. and Samlon. Wavy. 16 208 
 
 Tee map not attribute our riches te the 
 power of our bandeg, bie to the mercie of 
 Gon. Hewt.8.17,18, TA 
 
 The Golpel is the power of Gor pnto fals 
 uation. Rom.1.16, 
 
 Whe preaching of the croſſe if the power 
 
 Bou. 1.02.1 18, 
 
 aul appzouerh bimlelfe a m'nifer of 
 Gad, bp b power of God.2.G02.6,4,7. which 
 was annexed to his preaching. 1.0 02.244,5. 
 
 {Dats bad power toedifcatton , net to dea 
 firuciton. 2 Coz.13.10. Mhich wzought in 
 him ughtilp. Cah ree9. 
 
 o ie are peſerued by the power of God, 
 onte fahuation. 1.1 et. 6.5. 
 
 Goss power is made perfect thugh 
 Wweakenefic. 2. Cor 12,9. 
 
 Gor minifiret} to os the power of his fpi- 
 trit bp faith. Galus. ; 
 
 . To hee endonet with power from on high. 
 Luke 24.49. 4 
 
 Nicanoꝛ truſſeth to big power, and Fue 
 Daz in Bod. 2.09ae.1§.25,26. 
 
 Hans anger ig accogvitig to his power. 
 Ecclus.a8. 10. 
 
 Tite ought not to burthen our ſelues aboue 
 our power, in keeping companp , and why, 
 Eccius 13.2, tors. 
 
 Powers. Sif powers ate oꝛd apned ef Gov. 
 Rom.r3.1. CG 6,3. 
 
 Wiee muf obep them foz conſctenee fake; 
 EC. Rom.1 3.5. r, Pet.2,.13, 14, 17. Titus 3. 
 r. Loske Kings, Princes, Iudges, any Mägi- 
 ſtrates. 
 
 Prayer. Chik prayeth for hs, and ebtei⸗ 
 neth whatfoeuer we alke in bis name, Fehn 
 16,23,24,26. 
 
 Chꝛiſt prayeth fez the Apelties , e all that 
 foula beleene through their preaching. Job. 
 197.9,20.* and foz Peter, that bis faith 
 fhouto not faile. Lube 22.32. 
 
 Bekoze weepray , wee mak forgine, Ps le 
 
 od 
 
PARGA 
 
 God will not koꝛgiue ss. Marx.i i.25, 26. 
 
 Sy the eramples of the fonne ano the ime 
 
 poztunate Friend, Chꝛiſt exhoꝛteth vs to pray 
 in hope.Mat 7.7, to 13. Luk.11.5,t0 14. 
 
 Taree ought to pray with the ſpitit and bus 
 Berfkanbing, 1.02.14-15. 
 
 TUe know not what to prap as we ought, 
 but the ſpirit maker} requeſt fog b3-Ran.8,. 
 26,27. 
 
 John Baptiſt taught bis vilciples to pray, 
 ann fo din Chik. Datth.6.5,9,to 16. Luke 
 a£1.1,0 §. . 
 
 The Canaanite woman prayed toChziſt. 
 Wat.15.22,t0 29. Dat.7.25,t0 34. j 
 
 Izhak prayedtothe Lozde to make pis 
 tife fruitful. Gen. 25.21. 
 
 Jaakob prayed Gon to deliuer him from 
 €lan.Gen.32.9,10,t0 13. 
 
 God heard the prayers of Leaband Rar 
 Hel. Gen.29.31. AND 30.6,22. 
 
 Dauid prayed Hod to pardon his ſinne.a. 
 Sam.24. 20. and to bleffe bis boule. Chapt. 
 
 Ey 
 7 Woles in prayer beleecheth God to Mewe 
 him bis glop. Ero. 3 3.18 ihat he might go 
 ouer into the lane of promile. Det. 3. 25, 26. 
 
 Eliiah prayed foz raine.r. ikin.18.42. 
 Dauid prayed that the countel of Ahitho⸗ 
 
 phel might bee turneo into foolifhacs.2. Preacher. Jer. 18. 18. 
 
 TAhethet the people will heare o2 no, the 
 
 | Preachers muft (peake. Jere 7. 27 E3825, 
 
 £0 Fk.anD 3.9, 11,17. and 33.2, 18, 19.* 
 Centempt of Govs worde anv Preachers 
 plagued Jerem.29. 18, 19. The conttarp re⸗ 
 
 ronmipenſed. Jerem 29.18, 
 
 Preachers muſt rebuke, not {latter ſinne. 
 
 T Zama. 
 
 
 
 The fecond Table. 
 That a Preacher ought to pzap fog Col. 
 
 4.354 
 
 Ther that beare not Gods Preachers, ate 
 tiot of God.a. John 4.6. { 
 
 True Preachers teach outefthe Scrip» 
 tures Acts 28,22. 
 
 Preachers ate caller ierg. Ezek. 47. 10. 
 snt Waichmen,and Wop. Ezekiel 3.17. and 
 
 Preaching ig agift of the Poly Ghoſt. 1: 
 Coꝛ.i 2-10. f 
 
 At Peters fir preaching were anved to 
 the Church 3009. toutes, Act.2.41.at his ſe⸗ 
 cand preaching the Church was numbzed 
 5000, Acts 4.3. 
 
 MDF the preaching of Paul.Act. 3. 14 
 byat was the effect thereof. Gop. 2.1,2. 
 
 The preaching of D. Paul wag trueth,g 
 ne wauering Doctrine. 2. Coꝛ r. 18, 19, 20. 
 
 God by tye kooliſhneſſe of preaching, fa: 
 neth beleeuers.c . Coꝛ.r.⁊21. 
 
 gaint vupreaching Paſtours.Pſal.5 o. 
 16, 17. Pꝛo 27. 23. and 29. 18. Iſ.42. 19. and 
 56.10, 11. 58.1. Jet. 1, 7,8. 23. 1, 2. 48. 
 10.G530, 3.1820. 13.3, 45-8 33.7,8.8 34. 
 2,3,50,18.*Pole.4.6,8,9.€6.9. Amos 8.11. 
 Mal.2.7. ech. 11. 17. Mat. 5.1 3,t0 17. and 
 10.27.€ 28.19, 20 Œ 25. 14, to 31. Luk 10.2. 
 ANE 12.42, 43, id 49. and 14. 28."¢ 16.2.40, 
 20.28. John 10.13. 21.15,to 18. Rom. 10, 
 E451 5. 1. Cory9. 14, 16. Phil.2. 25. 2. Cor. 12. 
 14. 1. Tim 4.16,Qit. 1.9. Debz.1 3.7. looke 
 Prophets,Bifhops, Minifters,Paftors,Inter- 
 preting ant Prophecying. 
 
 Predeftination admitteth no pleading with 
 God. Kom 9.20. 
 
 Tahem Gos hath predeftinate,he catleth, 
 iuſtifiet h, and gioꝛifieth. Rem. d. 30. 
 
 od hath predeſtinated bs accoꝛdirg to 
 bis will and purpole. Eph.1.5,1 ranu there- 
 foe onto bs all things wogke foz the bell, 
 Rom.8.28. 
 
 The predeftinace cannot be Damned. Joh. 
 10. 28, 29. Rom.8. 31.* 
 
 Df predeftination and repꝛobation. lacke 
 moze Exod.7. 3. and 73. 19. Pſel. 33.12. aud 
 65.4. 147: 1920. Pꝛo. 16.4. 31a, 41.9. Set. 
 1.5.2. CiD. 5:23,t0 28. aB6.1 tons, Batti 
 7.8 2514,23.8ND 20.1 6.0NB 24.22, @ 25-34, 
 41, £1.10, 20, Ja. 10.26, 27. aud 12. 39, 40. 
 anD 13.18.6 15. 16.8 17. 10, 2. Acts 13.48, 
 and 22.14. Roms, 8.29, 30. and 9.11," 14, 
 20,to 24.27. ARD 11.5, 7, to 10, t. Cot. 2.7. 
 Eph 1.4,5,11-€ 2. 1001. Theſ. 1.4. 2. Thel.2. 
 13.2 Timr.9. and 2,19, 20. 1. Pet.a. 2. and 
 2.8. 2.J3¢f 1.10.8. John 2.9. Keuel. 13.8. 
 loske Elect, Choſen, and Reprobate. 
 
 te epare typ feite befoze thon pap. Ecclu. 
 30.22, 
 
 John Beptiſt tag fent to make reavie 
 a people prepared fog rhe Loꝛde. Luke r. 
 17. 
 
 Prefent.Jocke Gift. 
 
 Prefump'ion. Dee that preſumptuouſſy tes 
 ſiſteth iudgement ginen accezdiug to Gods 
 lat, ought tobie. Deut. 17.171,12, 
 
 The prefumption ofthe Coꝛinthians. s, 
 02.4.6; 
 
 Prefampcion he it hath been fozbioven, 
 tranfgreficd anv punitjed. Gen. 3.6,16. and 
 11,450 EO EED, 5.2, AND 14. 8," Qum i5. 
 
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 30 Deutr, 4344.1. Sam. 9.18. and 17. 8, 
 9. 2 Fin. 18.19%. 6 19,10," 14.35,36,37 
 God 22.13,14.]9201.6,16,t0 20.anD 13,10. 
 and 35 25.000 16.5, 18. and 18. 12. and 29. 
 23. Ila 3. 16.— and 9.13." and 10.53." ang 
 14.81,t057.ger.48.26/4ang 49.4,16.0 Fe. 
 28.2 € 31.10. Dai.4.22.* Dead 3 Malat 
 2.17, Cob.4.13. PUDEL 2.2.4,5,f9 14.and 6. 
 1,0 12. and 73,8." Ecclu.10.7. and 2.Waec, 
 9.4,t0 19. Luk.1.18,19,20.€ 10.05. aud 14. 
 31,16,f025.anD18.10,t6 15 and 22.3,t0 7. 
 Gets 13.24." Roii11.20,24.2. Qim zarta 
 10.6, Pet.5.5. Lookt Pride, 
 
 Precioas mas the mozme of Hovin thè late 
 tet Dapes of Eli.1. San.3.4. 
 
 The toule of Saul wag precious in the 
 epes cf Dauid. i .Sam.26.21. 
 
 Precious inthe fight of the Legde ig the 
 beath of his Saints. jOfal 116,25. 
 
 Prevent. Dalomon would Eene prevented: 
 Gorg determination, but could not., Winge 
 11,40. and 12. 2, 3. 
 
 Price. Lheifians ate bought withe price, 
 and therefoze og ht to be Gods ſeruants or- 
 ipa. 02.6, 20.and 7.23. 
 
 Ababa would not take the ici without 
 paping the price thereof Geri. 23.9, 3. 
 
 Pricke. Saint Paul was dilquiered with 
 8 pricke in the flefh. 2. Cez. 12.7. 4 : 
 
 Pride. Paul repzouety the pride of the Coe 
 rint hians.i . Coꝛ.a.19. 
 
 God breaketh the pride of men, which dife 
 obep him. Leuvit.26.19.ad feattereth them 
 in rhe imaginations of their bearte.a uke i 
 
 5 I. 
 
 Dauids seale counted of his brother Eks 
 ab, pride. 1.am,17.28, 
 
 God deferret to puni the Iſtaelites, teft 
 their enemies ſhould ware pronde therebp.. 
 Deui.32.26, 
 
 Chꝛiſt reproucth the pride of the Scribes 
 and Phariles.Mat.23.2, 4to Sand of thoſe 
 that couet to Gt in chiefeſt places at feaſtes. 
 Luke 1 4.8. 
 
 G praier againſt pride, Ecclug.23.4. te 7. 
 39 20.30.7,8. 
 
 Pride is the egiginall of Gane. Ecclug.ro.: 
 §2,t020. 
 
 The proude man hall be confumed. Fat. 
 29.20.Wab.25. 
 
 Pride engenvzeth ftrife. 1920.13.10. 
 
 Jt is petillous to-bee familiar with the 
 proude.Ecclus.i 3.1, 
 
 Gad deftropeth the houle vf the proude, 
 J930.15.25. 
 
 Dee ig proude, that Doteth about Rrife of 
 wordes not being content with the Toctrine 
 of the Golpel.1.Tim 6.3.4. 
 
 God rcAlieth the proude,and gineth prace 
 tothe lowip. Jam 4.6, à 
 
 Tare ought not bp pride to efteeme better 
 
 t our-felues,chen ef other, but contraritwife, 
 Shil2.3, 
 
 The veuili ts the king ouer the chiingen of 
 pride. Job 41.25, 
 
 Pride goeth befoze deſtruction. 201.76, 
 18.and 18.12, K 
 
 The pzolperitie of the wicked maketh the" 
 proude Job 21.9,t0 17% 
 
 Tbe pride of the heart of the vngodly will 
 Decgine them. Obad 3. 
 
 Marde⸗ 
 
PARE I 
 
 Martdocheus refules not to Honour Ha- 
 man of pride , but fog contcience (ake. Cet 
 1313,14, 
 
 Bob ig able to abate the pride of pꝛinces. 
 Dan 4.34. 
 
 Che pride of the latter dayes prophefied 
 of. 2.€(3.8.50. 2. Tim.3.1,2,4. Looke Pre- 
 famption and Ambition. 
 
 Prieftes were either fuch as div facrifice 
 in tye fir cabernacle, og entred once a peere 
 inte the polie& place. Heb.ↄ.6, tog. 
 
 Cibat the bigh Prieft ought to oblerue bez 
 
 fore bee enteen into the Sanctuate. Leuit. 
 16,2. 
 
 The Prieks ais eate the revue of the ob- 
 lations Leuit.10.12, 
 
 Then the Prieſts might not dzinke wing, 
 Leuit.io.9. 
 
 The maner of confecrating the Prieftes, 
 €rod.29-1, to 33. I 
 
 Taho were meete to receiue Prieſthood, 
 and who not. Leuit.21.17.* . 
 
 The pigh Prick might marie a maide, oz 
 elg none. euit.21. 13, 14. 
 
 OF brieſts and Leuites, ¢ of their offices. 
 2. €h20.9.2.* 2. Ch20. 19.8,9, 10. their poꝛ⸗ 
 tions inthe land ef pꝛomiſe. Ezek.ab.9, 10. 
 
 Gow was the Prieks inheritance, g there: 
 foze thep linen of the factifices. Deut.18.1,2 
 
 Caules of great impogtance were brought 
 bekore the Priel. Deut.17,8,9. 
 
 Gods coucnant with the Priefts was of 
 life and peace, and that their lips ſhould pres 
 ferue bnowlenge. Mal. 2. 4 to 8. 
 
 The Priefts barethe Atke, going befoze 
 the people. Joſh. 3.6. 
 
 The king ought toreceiue the law at the 
 Priefts band$.Deut.17,18,19,20. and theres 
 fore Jehoaſh was taught by Jehotada the 
 Prieft. 2.Kings 12 3. 
 
 Joſhua gouerned bp the counlell of the hie 
 Prieft. Rum 27.21,22. 
 
 The Priefts paughter plaping the tboze, 
 mug be burnt. Leuit.21.9. 
 
 Jeroboam made Priefts foz money.i .Rin. 
 12,31. 
 
 Salomon (pared Abiathar, becauſe hee 
 was the Lords Prieft. 1. Ring.2.26,27. 
 
 No moze Prieftes of Eli his Rocke , looke 
 Eli in the tE Table. 
 
 Firazl long without Pricksto teach, anu 
 without law. 2. Chꝛron. 1 5.3- 
 
 The Philiſtims Priefts poubted whether 
 their plague was of God, og bp foztune. r. 
 Sam 6 3,9. . 
 
 Dagons Priefts tread not on the thꝛeſhold 
 of bis temple. 1 Sam.5.4;5. 
 
 Eliiah Lapeth Waals prieſts. r. Ki.i 8.40. 
 fo vid Jehu. 2.Kings 10.25. 
 
 The craft of Bels Pricks netectes. Dan. 
 34,10, to 23. 
 
 Pbaraoh pꝛeuided foz his Prieſtes in the 
 famine. Gen.47. 22. 
 
 The Priefts kitchin. Ezek. 46. 20. 
 ` Again Prieſts. Pole 5.i.that contemne 
 Sod ant his name. Jere 2.8. and ot their co» 
 uetouſneſſe. Wal :.6,3. and 2.1,2. Iſa 3.14 
 
 DE the vnmercikulneſſe of the Prieſt ana 
 Leuite. Lake 10.31,32. 
 
 . The Priefts confute howe to put Chzth to 
 Death. Batth.263.¢, o. 
 
 The fecond Table. 
 
 Ehin twas delinered to Pilate bp the 
 enuie of the bie Prieſts. Qpatt.27.18. 
 
 Chie commanded the leper co Hes piin: 
 felfe to the Prieft. Matth.8.3, 4 . P 
 
 Prieftsobedient to the faith. Acts.6.7. 
 
 Mattan, Baals Prieft laine, 2. Ri.i 1.18. 
 
 Dé the Prieſts of the lecond orter. 2. Wing. 
 3304. 
 
 Tapereinthe Prieſts offended, Eze.ꝛ2 26. 
 Woe hie Prieſt, whetetoꝛe hee was oꝛdei⸗ 
 ned. Deb.5.1. and 8.3, 
 
 Like people like Pricfts. fat, 24.2. Bol.4. 
 9. and 6.9. And uch Peinces (uch Pricits.z, 
 Chz.13-9. à 
 
 Chif the euerlaſting bie Prieſt after the 
 oder of Melchiſedech. Veb.s.6. aad 7.8,24, 
 25. and 6,20. Thereof reave 1.Hain.2.35. 
 ¥Sslal.110.4. Jere.3 3. 18, Fech.6.11.* Rebz. 
 2.17. and 3.1. AND 7.15, 16, 17. and 8.6, aud 
 9.11.80 10.19, (O15. 
 
 Che faithfull ave Prieks. Erod.19.6. Iſai. 
 61.6, and 66.21» Jet.33 21. Pſal.i 31.9, 16 
 offering ſpirituall Cactifices. Rom.iꝛ. 1. 1, 
 Wet.2.5. Rene rs. 
 
 The Prick of Midian pad ſeuen daugh⸗ 
 ters. Exod. 2.16. 
 
 Sith the Priekhood is changed byCbꝛiſt. 
 there muff be achange of the law.Dcb.7.12. 
 
 Jaſon obteinet) the bigh Prieſthood bp 
 Simonie. 2.Qac.4.7,t01 1. foooke Elder and 
 Sacrifice, i 
 
 Princes ate Gods Miniſiers, and why. 
 Rom.13.1,3,4. ' 
 
 The efates of Princes arechanged, aud 
 toby, Job 12.17,t0 22. 
 
 An erboztation tothe Princes and gouers 
 Nouts of Iſrael. Eze 45.9. 
 
 Againſt Princes that oppꝛeſſe the pooze. 
 Amos 4.1." @ liue in gleafures. Amos 6.1.* 
 
 The Loz repzoneth the Princes of Jeru- 
 falem, and twbp. Sepb.3.3. 
 
 Againg the tpzannie of Pꝛinces. Eze.22. 
 27. Dieh.3.159.* 
 
 Wicked Prince, wicked ſetuants. 30.29 
 12.€celug 10,2. 
 
 Tie Princes of thig worlde crucified the 
 Loz of glozie. Act 3.17, 18. and 1.02. 2.8. 
 
 The portion of the Prince in the lande of 
 peomile. @3ek.45.7. and 48.21. andof his 
 and the peoples offerings, Ezek.a3. 16, 17. 
 and 46.4, to 19, 
 
 Paul pꝛeached not the wiſedome of Prin- 
 ces. 1.262. 3.6,7. 
 
 The Prince of this wozo is caſt out. John 
 
 12. 31. 
 
 Che venil is the Prince that ruleth in the 
 àire. Ephe.2.2. 
 
 The Princes of Salomons officers were 
 fue hundred and fiftie. 1. ings 9.23. 
 
 Princes ought to eate in time, foe firength, 
 and Hot foz Daunkennefle. Eccles 10.17. 
 
 Princes map g ought to Beale in matters of 
 teligion, ag well agin ciuill caules. Den. 13. 
 13.*€17,18,19, Joh.3.6.¢9.6.2. Sams. 
 6,21, 8-Cb2.03.0,2, 3: 15.1, 11,16. g 16. 
 4.2. Chꝛr.8 14515.€17.6,10 10. €19 8.2 20 
 3. 1. Bin.2.35.45.5. 2. Ring. 18.4. € 23.4,55 
 
 9215025, 2.L 200290355515 518.78 30 15 
 2.* [Sfal.z,10.la.49.23.GGatt.22.21.Fokn 
 19.34. Rom.13.1, 08, 8. im.2:1,2,3. 1. 
 Petai 314,17» 
 
 POR O 
 
 The example of a Prince pꝛecureth th 
 (ubiect ts imitate. 2. D8am.3-35,36- $ 
 
 Soe enill of tye ſubiects, the Prince multe 
 accouut bis shone. EF.8.6, ; | 
 
 Chill is a prince. Act.5.9. 
 
 Princes ought not to gather. much treg- 
 fure: Deut.17.16,37,19, 20. 
 
 Ged kitreth op the tpiritofPrincesta Boe 
 his will. 2. Che · 36.22. 
 
 Princes the authozd ef wickedneſſe. Esra 
 G26 | 
 Princes companions ot theeues. Jia.r.23 
 Princes wherein thep offend. Ezek.22. 27. i 
 Princes othetwhiles abuſed by thoſe that j 
 are about them. ER. 16.6. J 
 
 God is the pzeſeruet of Princes and kinga 
 Domes. Eſt. 16. 16. 
 
 He that is fauoured of the Prince, is ſoone 
 in Fausur with the ſubiect. Eferg9. 3. lecke 
 Kings, Iudges, Magiftrates,and Powers. 
 
 Princepalities tpopled bp Lhit. Eel.2.15. 
 the is tbe bean of ali principalitie ẹ powers’! 
 Eol.2,10. 
 
 Princi; les of Gods weꝛdlooke Word. 
 
 Prifon, Michaiah the Pꝛophet of God prè | 
 in prifon. 1.i8in.22.27. fo was Daul.2z.gor. | 
 11.23. %ct 16.23.and Deter. Act.r2.4,ang | 
 others. Actes 5.18. 
 
 The Favlour of the prifon beleewed , and | 
 twas baptized. Acts.i 6.23, 33.* 
 
 Paul petſecuted Cheiſtians, ge put chem is ` 
 prifon. Actes 8.3. : 
 
 Chik preached tothe {pirits in prifon. re 
 Peter 3009, * 
 
 Prifoners, how thep ought te be comforted? 
 Gen.14.14, to 17. 1. Ham. 30.3, to 9. Pere” 
 38.720 31. Cob.1,.16, 18. Matth. 25. 36.43" | 
 
 1 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Acies 13.12, 2. Tim 1.16,17, 18. Debz.03° 
 
 ; Proceffion of Bacchus. 2.A9ace.6.7.  - * 
 
 Prodigalty foꝛbidden. Pꝛo. 5.9510. looke 
 Exceſſe. 
 
 Profit. The gifts of the ſpitit are ginen to 
 profit withall 1.02.1 2.7. ' 
 
 Chat God requirerh at our hands, igfoz 
 our profit.Dettt.10,12,83. 
 
 Profitable looke Indifferent. 
 
 Prolong: Bp keeping Govs commande⸗ 
 ments a mang life is ppolonged. Deiter. rr" 
 8,9. Exod.20.12. —— 
 
 Promiſes. Tae ought to credite Gods pro⸗ 
 mifes,2,.€/)30.20,20.a8 DiD Abzaham: Ben, 
 24.7. 
 
 God perfourmed bonto the Jewes all his 
 promifes, Jofh.21.43. | 
 
 God is true in bis promifes.1.Sam.3.11y | 
 12,19. > 
 
 Bov twill not breake bis promife. Leu.26. 
 44,45 Plal. ro5. 8.* 
 
 Gon perfourmeth all his promiſes to thofe 
 that walke in the trueth r Ring. 1.4.3 8.1 5 
 
 . Gods promifes are giuen to the faithfull 
 onelp, 1. am.2.30,35. 
 
 Gon pitied the Je weg becaule of bis pro- 
 mife vnto Abgabam. Efo.2.24.Deut.7.8.2, 
 
 ing. 13.23. 
 
 Gon becaule of bis promife to Danid, die 
 poffeffer not Rehabeam of all the kingDome- 
 1.King.11.32,36.and 12 20. s 
 
 Gobis —— with his promifés. rors 
 32.11, 13. Dent.9.26.* Plal 89,19," . 
 
 $ 44 Jaakob 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 “asked calling ta minde Goss promifes, 
 ommitteth himle te te hig tuition. Gen, 32. 
 ——— pzayeth that the promiles maneto 
 Abzaham, might be gecõpliſhed in Jaakob, 
 Gen 28.3,4. 
 
 Dauid velireth the. dccompliſhment of 
 Bods promifes, 2. Ham.7.2 5. 
 | The promife of eeernali faluation. x. John 
 #.25. mabe béfoze all wozlds, was reue aled 
 bp the Goſpel. Epbhel.1.4,9- 2. Tim. 13,10, 
 Titus 12,3. ¥.j[et.x.20. Gal. 3.23. 
 
 The promifes of God ate fitime and Kaz 
 ble. 2,002.1 518,20, 
 
 The inheritance of the kingdome of Gon 
 ig bp promife, not bp woꝛkes Gal 3.14." 
 Thoſe ave the childzen of promile, that be⸗ 
 Jeene in Chꝛiſt promifed: Rom. 9.7, to 14, 
 
 | The fathers received not the promiſe, and 
 opp. Deb. 11. 39,40. a zae 
 
 Wolk great anv precious promiles are gi⸗ 
 en bute bs, and why 2 |Pet.1.3,4- 
 
 - Ged lent our fauiour accogding ta his pro- 
 mife, Luke 1.5 4,55.* Miers 3.13.* 
 
 Thole recetue the promife,, who with par 
 tience Doe the willof Gov. eb. 10.36. 
 
 Whe promileof the rather was the yalp 
 (Obok. Acts 1.4. ; 
 — Che Church is confirmed by the promifes 
 maue bute our fathers. Wica.7.20. 
 
 _ God promifed hee would be our God and 
 
 Father. 2.€02.6.16,18. 
 
 | (kee oughe to render puto Gonthat tore 
 
 promife, being godly. Deut.23.21,22,23. 
 
 | « Ohepeople promifedto keepe Gods law. 
 
 xod 43 7 and 19. 8. 
 
 Gan promifed Gideon to bee with bin. 
 
 fMudy.6.14,16. andthe Ilſt aelltes to cat out 
 Heir enemies. Exod. 34. 10, 11. Looke Coue- 
 
 nant and Vowes. 
 
 The land of promife a perp. good lande. 
 Exod. 38. Deur.8.7,8,9. Ssp 
 f -Prophecie is no pitate mation of mans 
 
 wit, but the gift of Goa through the bolp 
 
 | Giok. 2. Pet.i 20,21. Rom. 12.6, and 1, 
 
 | @02.12.10. 
 
 | The gift of Prophefic, 1.@02.14.1. 
 
 Tile ought to couet to propheſie. 1, Cors 4 
 
 f 3.3." and tot to deſpiſe prophecying, 4. 
 
 Theſſ.5. 20. 
 
 The ſpitit of prophecying , fometime gi⸗ 
 uen vnto the Wicked. Datt.7.22. 2s appear 
 ireo by Caiaphas. Job. 11-51. aun Saul, 
 } a5Dalt.10.10,01,12. 
 
 Whe teflimonie of Velus is the {piric of 
 
 prophecie. Renek igado 
 
 1 The ancient men choſen to goucrne with 
 Moles not onelp vid prophefie, but alſo Et 
 
 Dad and Medad. Mum r1, 25326,27: 
 
 ) Glithaprophecied Co tong as the minfirel 
 
 playpen, 2. ings 3.15,17518. , 
 
 D, Paul prophecied of the refurrection. 
 
 3. Thel 4.15. 
 
 Moles withen that all the people might 
 
 prophecie: Rum. L1:29, i 
 
 “Che wicked imagine when Prophefics 
 
 jtake no (peente effect, thatthep are falle. E⸗ 
 seh. 12,226 
 
 | jD2ive prophefied,fee Pride, 
 
 _ Prophecie, foz Boctrine. 1920.3 uT 
 
 
 
 To prophecie,foz to fygake ag A mad mait.: 
 
 The fecond Table. 
 1.Samn- 18.10, _ gtd 
 
 Tomen ought notte prophecie publike» 
 Yp, 92 bareheaped.1.02,14.24,25. and 15.5. 
 
 A Prophet in rhe ole rime twas called a 
 Heer. 1.Ham.9.9, And allo aman of Gor. 
 r, Kings 13.1, 
 
 The Lod would. not antwere Saul bp 
 Prophets. 1 Sam.28.6. 
 
 The Lozd evhorterh the Iſraetites by bis 
 Prophetsto tutue froin idolatvic. 2.iking.17- 
 Ay 
 . Gov fpake bnto the Prophets bp dzeames 
 and difions. Aum. 12.6, 
 
 There arofe not a Prophet like Moſes fs 
 thence pig Death. Diut tgi: 
 
 Gon callen Btifha from the plough to be 
 a Prophet. 1, Bings 09:16,19.¥° 
 
 Elia wittech Maaman to be lent Him, to 
 the ende hee might knawe that there was a 
 Prophet in Jitael. 2. Kings §-8,15. 
 
 The Prophet of Gon cannot fpeake but 
 that which God doeth pat in hie month. 1. 
 KBings rz pI j 
 
 The authority of che Prophets of Gon. 
 Bicah.3 8. and 2. Rings 5.8. 
 
 Their praile. CEcclus 49.10. anv 48.1." 
 
 @ certaine Prophet reprouing Jeroboams 
 
 idolatrie, ia after Maine fog difobeping Gov, 
 
 bp the perſwalion of the did Prophet, r. Kin. 
 iR ERECT > ; 
 A A Prophet wag lent bp God to Ahab, to 
 pꝛomiſe him victorp. 1: Rings 20/13,74, 
 
 Dbadiah hid a hundzed prophets in caueg, 
 ana fedthem. 1 Kings 18.354, 
 
 Eliiah complaineth that alfthe Prophets 
 were Raine hefives himlelfe. r Ring. 19.10. 
 
 Mow a falfe prophermay be knowen, and 
 of his pantihment. Deut.18)20,21,22. and 
 13 1,10 12. - 
 
 Sinkiah the falfe prophet confiemeth the 
 opinion of the 400.otber falle prophets as 
 gainſt Micaiah the onelp trite Prophet. 1. 
 Sing, 22.6511, 17. af ; 
 
 Jerempconplaineth of che lying doctrme 
 and couctoulnes of falle prophets , ¢ priefis; 
 and thzeatneti their deBruction. Jer.14 10, 
 15,17. and 8.8* 
 
 Dow Eliiah cauſeth all Waals prophets 
 to be ſlaine. x. King. 18.22, to 42x. and Jepi 
 deſtroyeth them. 2, Bings 10.19,25. 
 
 Then Goss Prophets are noe heard there 
 followeth Bons tozath. 2. Chr. 24 19 23, 24. 
 
 TU ben Gods Prophers are mifuled, he wil 
 {urelp puniſh tÙ defolattd, 2. Chr· 36. 15 to 22 
 
 The Prophets enioped Hove pirit. Repe: 
 
 9:39. 
 
 The word of the Prophets is as a light 
 that fhinerh in a Darke prace. 2. Det 1.19. 
 
 The Prophets prophecies of the grace that 
 Mouin come nntovs bp Chriſt. 1 Wet.1. 10, 
 
 The pirits of Prophets are in ther power. 
 1.0 62.14 32. 
 
 The Prophets’ an example to bs of pati⸗ 
 emee: Damis. 10, oF Ur Alig SR 
 
 The Prophets viv velire to fee Chik: 
 MWatth:1 3/17. Wuke 10.24. 
 
 The fonnes of the Prophets were pone 
 2: Ttug.6.2, ane were retceſhed bp Elia. 
 2 Bing. 4.28,43- 
 
 Che reward of him that rece iueth oPro- 
 phet og righteous man, in bunne of a Pro- 
 
 EPAR O 
 phet oz tighteous man. Wat.10.41,43. 
 Falie prophets like foxes, and why. dzek, 
 
 13.4. 
 
 Diflembling prophets meete for the mic 
 keo. Wicah.2.11.Hla.33 10. 
 
 again wicked prophets, Feph. 3.4. 
 
 A dumbe bea tepgosued the Prophet, 2, 
 Pet 216. 
 
 God will do nothing, but he reuealeth the 
 * bp bis Prophets to the people. Amos 3. 
 
 78 
 Axbꝛaham and Aaron Prophets. Gen.20.7. ° 
 Exod 7. 1. 
 
 The great Prophet is promifed, Deut. 18, 
 15. ginen and tehified. Watth 3 16,17. anv 
 17.57. Luke 7.16. John 5 25;26.and 6.14, 
 69, looke! Preacher, 
 
 Propheteffe. Miriam the ker of Aaron a 
 Propherefle, Exod.i 5.20. 
 
 Debozah the Propherele iudged Iſrael. 
 Jury. 44. 
 
 Hofiay alken counfel of the Low, bp Hul⸗ 
 dah the Propheteſſe. 2 Rim 22.1 314,15, 
 
 Lping propheteffes, Ezek. 13. 17.* 
 
 - Anna the daughter of Phanuel, aPro- 
 pherefle Luke 2 36. 
 
 Profelte. Acts. 2.10. Watth. 23.15. 
 
 Proper, and of profperitie. (he that fees 
 Beth Hod vsith all his heart, {hall prosper. 2, 
 Chon 13.21. 
 
 It grieneth Gods enemies that hid chit 
 Dzen profper. Mehem 2.10. 
 
 Tee ought to deſite God to profper out 
 hanap worke. Pſal yo.17. 
 
 Gos profpereth our labours, andincrea- 
 feth our tubltance. Deut. 8.13. 
 
 Prolperitie ano wiſedome onclp commeth 
 of the Legd. r.d hron: a2.11, 12. 
 
 Profperitie maketh men to fozget God. 
 Aehem.9.28. 
 
 Profperitie foloweth thems that toue Gers. 
 Law. Dial. 119.165; : 
 
 « De that isin profperitie ought te rememe 
 ber aduerlitie. 4 ob 3.25,26. Eccles 11.25. 
 
 Profperitie maketh not the godly pronte, 
 Jod. 31.26, < 
 
 ` Profperitie ¥ aduerfitie come of she Loꝛd. 
 GEcciusri 14. 
 
 DE: the profperitie of the ticked, and of 
 their deſtraction Job 2r.7.* Pſalm 37. 1.* 
 Aid 10.1.* ands 2. 1. and 73.3." Jere. 12. 
 3,2,3-2.0E(0.3 33. 
 
 Protectour. Gov ig the Protectour, deliue⸗ 
 ret,and ſatuation of the Faithfull. JO fal.18. 13 
 2. * and 27,1. “and 31.1." and 33. 18,19,20, 
 and 7s.2.%and 165. 9. » and 144. 1,2. ooke 
 Buckler and Shield: 
 
 Prone. (on proued the Iſtaelites. Ex.i5. 
 25.and 16.4. and Abꝛaham. Ge.22.1,to 19. 
 Heb.11.17.and fed the Jewes bp the velert, 
 to prone what was in their heart, Deut.8,2. 
 anv prooued the Iſraelites to cauſe them te 
 feare bim. Exod.20.20. and proued whether 
 the Jewes would loue jim oz nó. Deut 13.3. 
 Mude.2.2 17,2252 3.aNd 3.154, 
 
 ' We ought to proue what the good will of 
 God is, Rom.12.2. Ephefs 10, »7,expaek 
 fed, 1.Chel.4.354, 5. 
 
 Ehil proucd Ihilip. John 6.5.6. 
 
 G.dprovech pre elect phe may pzeferue 
 them. 2. Chz · 32. 31. Jop. 1:11,12.* TAIN: 
 
 Loske 
 
P RO 
 
 Hooke Trie, Tempt and Examine, 
 
 Prowerbe, op common layings among the 
 Jcwes,Hen.10.9. 1.Ham,so.12. and 1g. 
 24. and 24.14> 
 
 God Foretolo that Iſrael ſhould be apro- 
 verbe among ail peopte.1.tki0.9.7,8. Deu. 
 28.37. Jete.24,9.and 25 9, and whp.Deut. 
 29.24.* Jet.22.8,9, 
 
 Linit Becanie a prouerbe onto the Jewes. 
 Pſal 69. 11. 
 
 Salomon fpake thzee thouſand prouerbes. 
 1. Kings 4.32. 
 
 Prowide honeſt things befoge Gov ¢ man. 
 1,@03.8.21.1Rom, 12.17. 
 
 Providence of Gav towarns his feruants, 
 
 Plal.145.7,t0 19.an104.35.*and139.1, $ 
 
 to 18, prootied bp bis prouidence ouer {mall 
 ſparrowes. Matth. 10:29. 
 
 Thbe Pꝛophet repzoueth thole that denie 
 the prouidence of Ged. Hla 40.27. 
 
 @ he prouidence of God euen pnto the Hri» 
 worthy.: ings 18.1.* 
 
 The Samaritanes beleeued not the pro- 
 uidence of Gon in their extreme famine. 2. 
 Kings 7.2 10,1 2,19. 
 
 Jt happened by Gods prouidence that A: 
 bimelech abuſed not the wifeof Abraham. 
 @ett.20.6. 
 
 Bp the prouidence of Ged the woman 
 Shuhammite wag noutiſhed feuen peeres. 
 2. Kings 8.1,2. 
 
 Nothing commeth to palle, without Gods 
 prouidence,Gen.45.7,8.€ 15.19,20, Exod. 
 21.13. Deut.3 2.39. 2.Sam.24. 1. and 16.9, 
 
 1O.@62.11,99.@5-Dhin.22,23. Job r.12.¢ 
 
 14.5. Ila.a5.7.t 63. 17. Pꝛo.r6.33. Lam.3. 
 7538. Ezek 14.9. Amos 3.6.6 2. Eſd 4.37. 
 (fdr 4.3,4. Geclussr.14. Watthrg. r. 
 AND 6.26.7 83143 2.80D 10.29,530,31. Luk. 
 21.16,17,18. John 19,10,11, Actes2.23, 
 QHD 4.27,23.417.28. and 1. Pet.i.2. 5.7. 
 Prowoke. The Ultaelites prouoked God 
 to anger, Deut.32.21. 
 
 Pꝛe ac bing of the Gofpel to the Gentiles 
 provoked the Jewes tofollowtyem. Rom. 
 34.14. 
 
 Proud looke Pride,anv Earth, 
 
 DE Prudence toke Wifedome. 
 
 Pfalmes looke Sing. ; 
 
 © Pablcanes, John Baptilt infiructed 
 Publicanes, Luke 3.12, 13. 
 
 Publicanes and barlots belecued in Chik. 
 WDat.2. 32, andinflifies Gov. Luke 7.29. 
 
 The parable of the harilee and Publi- 
 cane Luke 18.9,10. 
 
 In Publiſhing Gods ame, hee iz te bee 
 glozified. Deu. 32.3. 
 
 Pulpit of wood, 1, €L0.9.42,46. and Me’ 
 pein.8.3,4. 
 
 -Punifbment of murther. Gett.9.6. Exod. 
 31.12,20,21. Df theft, hurt, aud idolatrie. 
 Exod 32,2,3,455,20. 
 
 Punifhment of offendo2¢, Deut: 25.1.2, 3. 
 ofp ſuſpect wife. NG. 5.24.* of Eli,fee Bare. 
 
 Sharpe punifhment pregeth atvap the e⸗ 
 Ui. 19204.2030.: 
 
 Contemners of good orders anv religion, — 
 
 God will punith Hoſ 5. 10. 
 
 Tranlqreffors of the lames of Dov oz the ` 
 
 Ring, ought to bee punished ag the fault de⸗ 
 ferneth.s, Elozag 8.25.ane Ezra 7.26. 
 
 Thefecond Table. 
 
 MAherewith aman finneth, bythe fame 
 fhali be be punifhed.CUitfo, 11.13. 
 
 Qs Gods mercie ts, lo ig his punifhment. 
 Eecius.16.12, 
 
 TAdp God punifhech gently. Joel 2:32. 
 THifd.12.2,10,20, dLam.3.20,22,31532533. 
 Amos 4.6." leoke Chattife, Correction, anv 
 Difobedience. 
 
 Parchafé. Gov purchafed the Hlraclites 
 out of Eappt-Crov.1 5.16. 
 
 Pure, Chziftians ought to bee blametefle 
 and pure Phil 2.15. 
 
 Saint Paul willeth Timorhie to keepe 
 Dim ‘eite pure.1.Qin5.22. 
 
 Govs mercie makety ſinners pure. Jere, 
 0.20. 
 
 Blelled are the pure in heart.Wat 5.8. 
 
 Where is a generation that ig pure in 
 their owne conceit. JPzo1.30,12. 
 
 Paren ffe, Oovrecompentes Dauid ac- 
 cozbing to the purenefle of bis hands.2.Sa⸗ 
 muel 22.21: ]Blal. 18,20,24. 
 
 Purgatorie,looke Pardon. 
 
 Purging of Annes through the abundant 
 mercie of Gad, onelp bp Taig. WDatth.1.21. 
 and bp the Hedving of his blood faz bs, map 
 be pzoued bp thele places following. Watth, 
 26.28.09 ar. 14. 24. Luke 22.20, cts 13.38. 
 ph.1.7.Deb.9.12,13,14. 1. Det.3. i dand 
 2.24. 1. John 1.7. 2.82. ä 3.355,8. Mom, 
 4.2 5. Gal.i.a4.e 1. Tim.r. 15 look Sacrifice, 
 
 He then that Mill purge bis Annes bp anp 
 ether meanes, hali bee grievowflp punithed, 
 becaule bee bath delpilen fo great a grace. 
 eb.10.29. ' 
 
 It anp man purge himlelfe from all infis 
 Delitte,hee fall be a veſſell fanctifies vnto e⸗ 
 uery good worke.2. Tim. 2. 183221. 
 
 The purging of an oth, of Anne committed 
 at bnawares & bp ignozance. Lem.5.2,3,6,* 
 
 The dap of purging. Lenit.23.27, 
 
 Whe purging of Anne. JQum.5.6,7,to 11. 
 Leuit.10.17.* and 6.2,t0 8,25." 
 
 Mi the purging of the Sanctuarp,the Ta 
 bernacle and Aicar.Lewit.16.15,toa2, 
 
 Pw rfying of Leuites. JQum.8.6,7. of wo⸗ 
 wen. Leuit 12. 1,2* 
 
 Faith parifeth the heart Acts 15.9. 
 
 Dur foules are purified.in sbeping the 
 trueth.1.JDet.1,22. 
 
 Purpofè looke Predeftination, 
 
 Putting away a wife fee Diuorce. 
 
 To Put farre the euildap Amos 6.3. 
 
 To Put on. Dow we that ate baptized ins 
 to Chꝛiſt, put on Chik. Gal.3.26,27. Rom. 
 13-144 
 
 Par not off from pap to Dap, te turne brite 
 the lord, and ohy. Ecclus 5.7. and 18,21, 
 Locke Rc formed, and Repentance, 
 
 Q 
 F Quarreling, The wicked leeke orca: 
 enof quarrelling witi the godly. Dan. 6.4.5. 
 Ghathians ought not to be Quarrellers, 
 Gol 3.13.19 hil2.14,15. andr. (hell 2.10, 
 
 ! Tit. 3. 2.looke Contention ant Strife. 
 
 - Quailes and Wanna from yeauen. Exon. 
 16.1 3;t0 16. JQuinbd.14.7,31. Plal 78.24. 
 Phal. 105.40. ji 
 Quench not the {pirit.1.Thefls .19.. 
 Qucene. The Queene of Sheba comming 
 to heate Salomona bwiſe dome. Bing-10.1. 
 
 d YI 
 2.G f20.9.1. hall condemne the bnbeleening 
 Jewes.Matth.2.42, Luke 11.31. 
 he Iſtaelites otferedto the Queene of 
 feanen. Jerem 7. 18.nd 44.17,18,19. 
 Queftians vnlearned, cut ious, and vᷣnpro⸗ 
 fitabie Ecclus.3.22, 23to 27. Ayatth.24.3.) 
 Sohn 2.18.3Rom, 12.3.8 04.1, loske Curious 
 difputations,Fables,Striue, and Qusrling, 
 A Spnove gathered fog the refolution of 
 a queftion. Acts 15,2, | 
 Di what queftions the ciuill Magiſtrate 
 Mould gine noiudgement,Act.18.14,15 16, 
 Quicke and dead Chik hail iudge· ·· Cte) 
 mothie 4. 1. Acts 10.42. 1. Pet.a 5» 
 Quickly, Agree with thine aduerſatie 
 quickly, and why. Maith. 5. 25. 
 gait Dotone quickly and wite fifty. Luke. 
 16.6, ' 
 Chill twilien Judas to vo what he would, 
 Doe quickly. John 1 3-27. | 
 Quicken. Dur mogtal bodies ſhalbe quick-! 
 ned bp Gov, Rom, 8.11. which quickeneth, 
 all things. 1.@im.6é.13, in Chuh thzough 
 the bolp Gholt. John 6.63.and 5.21. | 
 Dut bovie cannot be quickened, except it 
 Die.1. 02.15.36. | 
 The lak Adam Chꝛiſt wag mave a quick- 
 ning {pirtt. 1.@03.15.45. and quickened be 
 from ſinnes, to good woorkes. CE phe.2.1,5,65 
 8, 10. Col.2/ 13. | 
 Dow God quickeneth. JPfa.85.6.and 119. 
 3734055 0,9 3,146. | 
 Quiet. Chriftians ought to lludle to bee, 
 quiet, 1, Uhel.g.r1, 
 Quitting of —— §.23t0 125. 
 
 
 
 
 E Ranfome Jook: Redemption. 
 Rafhly. Re man ought rathly to put his: 
 tife in danger. Eccles 68. neg 
 
 Rafure, Io Rafurecame bpon the head ol 
 the Naxrarites.Mumb.s.5. Judges 15.5.1, 
 Ham. 
 
 Rauen fent out of the Srke.Ger. 8:7. 
 
 The Jewes were kozbidden tye cating of 
 Rauens Detit.1g.1 4, 
 
 Eltiah feo bp Rauens.1 Shing? 27.4,6. 
 
 Wod feedeth Ravens, rauch moze man. 
 Dial 147.9. Luke 12.24. 1 
 
 Rawifh. The wines of the diſobedient tha 
 be ranifhed.Deut.28.20. 
 
 Dinah rauithed. Gen. 74,1, 2. 
 
 The Lawe of rauithing maite oz wife, 
 Deüt.zz.22,t0 28 fee Steale ' 
 
 Ramem. The Firactites Raiment an 
 fhooeg maged not olde while thep were in ti 
 delert.Deut.1.4.and 29.5. . 
 
 Te ought not to take a widowes raimen 
 to pledge. Deut: 24 17. 
 
 God giuerh food and raiment to them tha 
 want. Deut 10. 18. alse 
 
 Paul fhooke his raiment agama p ewes 
 and hp. Acts 18.6. 
 
 Tee otight to bee content with food an 
 raiment: 1. @it.6.8.fee Food. 
 
 Of Spiritual raiment, locke Watt.1s.11 
 Luke 24.49. Rom 13.12. ¢2.002.5.2. Bal 
 3.27. phe. 4.24, Cololl.3 10 Locke Loue 
 Ceate,Clothes. Apparell ant Difguifing. | 
 
 Raine. Wefore Hod canlen irra rame py 
 on therarth, it was watered with amill 
 Gene2 555 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 R Al 
 
 It rained fortie vayes anv foztie nights 
 bpon the earth, when Gov deſtroxed it by 
 ater Gen.7. 12, 7. 
 > God rained Renes, ant coales.Joſhua ro. 
 1, Pſal. 18.12, 13. and Pannag lee Quailes, 
 Ebe land of promile dzanke the raine of 
 heauen.Deut.I1. Ti. 
 Sod mül fend raine in nue ſeaſon onto 
 em that keepe bis commandements and ta 
 tier turne raine inte duſt Leni.26,4.Deut. 
 2§.12,24,and 12.14. 02} ſendeth no raine. I. 
 Sing.2.35.and 17 1. anb by fending raine, 
 Declarety that bee was pacified,2-Sam.a1, 
 310,74. 
 | Carer withoutraine,{ee Water, 
 | Woles delirea that his doctrine might 
 520p ad raine, Dent.322. 
 SEliiah pꝛapeth for raine pꝛomiſed.and obe 
 laincthit. r. Kin. 18.1, 41342. James 5.18. 
 Rainebow, looke Couenant. 
 Raine of righteouſneſſe. Yoel 2.23. 
 Bo Raife vp, and of Rifing againe, 
 
 Whe law of Railing vp ſeede to bꝛothet eg 
 binfeman.Deut.25.5,fo t1, 
 Gon hath raifed op his Sonne, and lo wil 
 Sp bis power.1,.202.6 14. : 
 aup nead bodies viv rife againe at 
 Thriſt his death Wat 27.52. 
 Chꝛiſt is raifed to tife. Pſlalm 16.10. and 
 £9.15 Watth.28.6. Che fick kruits of them 
 that awaite the refurrection. 1,202.45, 20. 
 foz out iui ſication. Rom. 2 g. 
 Wee ate haptises into Chiz- death, 
 that we might be raifed vp bp him iom.6.4. 
 
 Sogn 6. 39. a $ 
 
 Ail the faithful hall be raifed op by God, 
 well as Cheiſt. 2. Cor· 4. 17. 
 Chif raifed from death, deliueteth bs 
 From tie weath rocome. 1,0 Heil.1, 10. looke 
 e{urre€tion. 
 > The Ceuldiers being cezrupted, teſtiſted 
 bat Chit was not rifen, but ſtollen awap- 
 PP atch, 28.12, to 16, 
 > The Apoliles belecued uot the womens 
 eport fromthe Angel,and from Chik bim- 
 eife, whom thep had feene and tezgfhipped, 
 bat he was riſen. Matth. 2 8.6, ta 11. Luke 
 46, to r2. wherefore Thil appearing mi: 
 aculoutly, repꝛooueth them, ſhewing bis 
 bands ann feer. John 20.19.t0 zo0. Luke 24, 
 
 6, to 40, Matke 16.14. 
 
 Hee manifelten vnto the Difciples that 
 pent to Emmaus , that be was rifen, and 
 pep to others Luke 24,25,26,33. gagaine 
 te bis Tpoſtles as thep were a fifhing. 
 lehn 21.1,to 14. and thep declaren the fame 
 Pp miracles, Actes 4.23. Saint Paul pzoo- 
 thit.1.@o2.15.4,to 9- 
 Chik the fall and tiling againe of manp 
 Tael Lube 2.34. 
 Df tec be rifen with Chri, wee ought te 
 eke things aboue.Zol.3.1,2. 
 S Reade. God commaunvded pritices to 
 sade anu meditate in bis Lawe nap anv 
 ight, and mhp. Deu. 17. 19, 20. Joſh. 1.b. 
 fal.s.2. and the tatto be read vnto men, 
 men g chiſdzen, whp.Dev.ze 11,13,13. 
 Bods wo ought to be read, ant expoun⸗ 
 D plainely.Nehem. 8.8. 
 Elmag read fee Pulpit. 
 Beading ,{ce Commoditice, , 
 
 The(econd Tabla 
 
 Realme,looke Kingdome. 
 
 Reaping. Leuit 19.9.10. and 25.5,6,7, 
 Ruth 2.3,t0 18. Job 4.8. Plai126.5. 1920. 
 22.8. Eccle. 1.4. Sete.12.1 3.Q0i.8,7. 8 10, 
 12, 13. Mic.6.15. Matt.6.26.¢ 25.24.00 31. 
 Joh.4.36,37, 38. F 1.02.9 11.82. 02.9.6. 
 Galat.6.7,8,9. Jamess.4. Weuclat.r4.15. 
 Eccles.7.2.lee Gleanings, 
 
 Reafon. Wans realon, in (pirituall mats 
 ters ig blinde g nat to be foliowed. Dat.13, 
 56.4 15-33.” and 16,14,22, and 22.29. LU. 
 24.45. Joh 4 · 3,9, 12. and 8.57, and9.2,16. 
 
 Rebell. The Ilraelites were alwapes re- 
 bellious,D eut.9-23,24- AND 17.12, ANV 31. 
 27. Iſa.i.23. 
 
 Againſt rebels, Ila, 1.20,and zo.i to 18. 
 Warke 14 21. 
 
 Boles callen the Iſeaelites Rebels, and 
 tohp.jRun.20,10.Detit.9.7.* $ 
 
 Rebellion ig ag the Rane of witchcraft, x- 
 Dam. 5:23. 
 
 Rebellion added to Rune. Job 34:37. 
 
 ToRebel againſt Gad, what. Toh. 22.19. 
 Sooke Prayer, Treafon,Sedition,Murmuring, 
 and Giudging. 
 
 Rebuke. Dpen rebuke ig better then lecret 
 loue. Pꝛeu 27.5. 
 
 We ought to rebuke in loue.Leuit.i9.17. 
 and 2. Tim.4.2. 
 
 Mee ought to liue without rebuke, ina 
 crooked nation. Phil.2. 15. 
 
 Gov rebuked Laban fog purluing Jaa⸗ 
 fob.Gen.3 1.42, 
 
 Rececwe Te map not reioyce in gifts re- 
 ceiued.1.G02 4.7. 
 
 To receime Jeſus Curis, isto belecue iz 
 him. Jobn.r.52, 
 
 Receiue, put foz to compꝛehend oz allowe. 
 Watt.19.11. y 
 
 Dne Hall be receiued another left: Wate. 
 2440,41. Luke 17-36. 
 
 Recompence not enill foz enitl. 1820.24.29. 
 
 Recompence pzemiled them that woꝛke. 
 Watt.6.4.6,18.¢ 16.27. Acts 10.4.F 2. Coꝛ. 
 5.10. Ex. Tim. 6.19. Deb2.6.10. and 10.35, 
 and 1.26. notof vefert, but of Gons free 
 gooone fe. at.20.9,10 * Luk.14. 14. Col. 
 3.24.1Looke Merit, Reward, and Vengeance. 
 
 Reconciliation. Wats wee ate reconciled 
 buto God 2. Coꝛ.5. 18, 10. Rom.5.to. 
 
 Chik pꝛeferreih reconciliation befoʒe ſa⸗ 
 crifice Watt.5.24,25- 
 
 She fealk of Reconciliation. Leuit 23.27. 
 
 Record,tooke Witnefle. _ 
 
 Redeeme the time, and whp, Eplel.5.16. 
 Colok 4.5. 
 
 Chik is made vnto os Redemption, &c. 
 1. Coꝛ. 1.30. Ephel .7. foz be gane his life 
 foz all men, but chiefly foz thc elect. Darth. 
 20.28. Luke 10.45, @ 1. Tim. 2.6 Deb.9.12, 
 15.49 wag omainen before the foundation of 
 the world, @ is Declared in theſe lak times, 
 1, Det.i.i 8,19, 20. 
 
 Signes to knot that out Redemption is 
 
 nigh. Luke 21.28 30,t0 37. 
 
 The Redemption of Iſtael out of Egypt, 
 and the mannet thereof fozetolo.Gen. 50.24, 
 25.QET0D.3.17,20,31,22. 
 
 Redeeming of lands. Leuit.25.23,t0 35, 
 
 Red ſea. Exod.io.i 
 
 Reede. Jelas Thi came not to breake a 
 
 RoE 
 
 bzuiſed Reede. QD atth.12.20. 2 
 Reformation beguune and repented, ere. 
 
 34,15,16, 
 Refrmed. We that hateth to be reformed, 
 
 bis life hail be fhoztened.Ecclus.s9.5- fee 
 
 Put off,ant Opprobrious. 
 
 Refuge, DE the cities of refuge, Erod.21. 
 13 HNumb. 35. 11, to 16.Dent-4.41.42,6 19a 
 2,3,t0 14, Joſh.20.2.*2 1.13 21.* 
 
 God is our reſuge.a.Samu.a2.3. Pſalm. 
 18.2. Jere. 16. 19. 
 
 Ged ig the refuge of the pooꝛe. Plſol 9.9. 
 
 Regencration. Wow Chꝛiſtians are regs- 
 nerate, Iſa.s.7. John 3.35f0 9. 
 
 Regeneration taken foz that Dap ant time, 
 wherein the cholen begin to leade anet life, 
 MWat.19.28, DF the which reade 1.€03.6.1 £, 
 and 2.5,17. Fameg 1.18. ands. Peter 1,3. 
 Looke Newnefle. 
 
 Reigne. The Loga hall reigne fez euer 
 and euer. Erot. 15:18, 
 
 The Low reigned ouerthe Iſraelites bes 
 foze thep bad anp iking.1.Sam.12.12. 
 
 Dalonion reigned in ead ef Dawid, acs, 
 coding to Gons promile. ings 3.7, anv 
 2.5am.7.12. 
 
 Haul wifhen $ the Coginthiang did reigne, 
 that be might reigne with them.i. Coꝛ. 4. 8. 
 
 Resorcing. The ILo will reioice ouer pig 
 people that obep bim.Deut.30.9. 
 
 The Apoliles reioiced , that thep were 
 counted wozthp to fuffer fog the ame of 
 Cit Acts 5.41. 
 
 S. Paul reioiced, and erhoztet other ta 
 reioice that be wag ready to fuffer for p Gels 
 pel.Zol.1.24.JPbil.2.17,18.1. 02.15.38. 
 
 Ce ought to reioice alwaies in the L020, 
 through bape , with them that reioice Rom. 
 12.12,15. Phil 3.1, 3. and 4.4. and 1.@ bed, 
 5.té.and r. Pet.6s..and 2. Coꝛ 6.10. 
 
 S. Paul reioiced foz the loue and faith of 
 others. Philem.7. 2. Tim 1.4.5. €1. Theſ. i. 
 253.4 AND 2 19. Phil. a.4,5.2. Coꝛ. 7.4. 
 
 The world reioiceth when Chik his vifs 
 ciples Weepe. John 16.20, : 
 
 ©. Baul was willing to line, that the 
 Philippians might reioice, JPhil.1.2 5526, 
 
 Telus reroiced in ſpitit, and willed his 
 diſciples to reioice,and whpdLuk.10.20,21, 
 
 Gon willed the Iſcaelites to reioice onely 
 in the place which he would chule. Deut. 12e 
 11,t0 15. 
 
 Jethro reioiced and Wwhp.Erod.ı 8 9. 
 
 Saul anv all che men of Iſtael reioiced, 
 and why.i.Sam.i x.14.15. 
 
 The people reioiced when Salomon wag 
 anointed king ouet Iſrael. 1 Wings 1.39, 
 40. and at the crowning of Jehoaſh king o⸗ 
 uer Tuvab.2. kings 11.20. : 
 
 TUe ought not to reioice at our enemies 
 fall,and toby. Pzou.24. 17, 18. 
 
 ©. Paul reioiced not in baine, and bihx. 
 1. Coꝛ.ↄ.i5,16, 18. 
 
 Thole that are iuFiFed,reioice in tribulae 
 tions,and toby. Rom. 5.1 ,to 6, 
 
 Some reioice in the face, and not in the 
 beart.2.2o2.5.12. 
 
 De that reioiceth, let him reioice in f 1o20. 
 3:1021. 34. net in any gift. See Receiue, 
 Partaker,Solemne feaft, Tsibulation,@ Song. 
 
 Rekgion, Mhat ig the pure and sndefilea 
 
 Religion 
 
RiE-:P 
 Religion before Gov. Jant.1.27. 
 
 De thar feemerk religious, and refraineth 
 Not bis tongue, hig religion ig in vaine. Ja: 
 mes 1.26, 
 
 - Chit his religion counted perche. Acts 
 249.84. 
 
 Remember the old benefits of God, Dent. 
 $.1,2,11,18,19,and 32. 7,00 15. 
 
 Elte ought te remember eue togmer life, ¢ 
 why. John 4.29. Rom.6.21- Lol. 1,21. and 
 3.7 8. 1. Eim. 1.13, 14.*85 9, 10 & 2. Tim. 
 3. 10, 11. Wit 3.3,4 He. io 32.*8 NBI 4.3. 
 
 Tipp God made not the remembzance ot 
 the Tewes that anned, to cesſe. Deu 32. 26. 
 
 Hod remem bred oah. Gen,8.1.and res 
 membging bis promiles weil pardõ thole chat 
 confeffe their innesa: Leut.26-40,42,45. 
 
 God renembring his conuengut, deliuered 
 the chilozen of Iſrael out of bondage. Exod. 
 2.24525. -14.30.anv remembring Abzapam 
 Beliuereo Lot,Gen. 19.29.200 remembzing 
 Rabel, mave per fruitful. Gene 30.22.800 
 fo did he Mannah, remembring het requeſt. 
 
 1. Sam. 1. 19, 20. 
 
 Remifion, Looke Forgiueneſſe anv Sinne, 
 
 Remuant. the faluation and increaſe of 
 
 the remnant of the Jetwes, Hla. 55.8. E3eki. 
 § 38ND 14,22. 99ich.4.7.Rom.g.27.§ 11.5 
 Fer.23. 3,00 9. Looke lewes. 
 
 Render account looke Account. — 
 
 Reading. Looke Tearing and Clothes, 
 
 ‘Renewed. How Chꝛiſt renewed vg,¢ why. 
 CWit.3.5,6,7,8. tuk. 1.75. 
 
 Renowme.tLooke Name. 
 
 Renounce. Looke Forfake. 
 
 Repent, God repented that he mave man. 
 Gen.6.6.and that hee bad made Saul king. 
 Y.Gam15.11.and of the enill pee lent the 
 Alcaclites. 2.Gam,24.16. 
 
 God repenteth not.1.am. 15.29. Dole, 
 33.14. Amos 7.3. though be ſeeme to repent, 
 Jer.18.8. 
 
 The Low gaue men 1 20.peeres (pace ta 
 repent in.@en.6. 3. ; 
 
 Cibo that repenteth truely, (hal line. Eze. 
 38,4.*anD 33.5,21. 
 
 The people repent and pzomiſe refozma⸗ 
 tion. Ezra 10,1,19, 
 
 The Hcactites repent their idolatry, and 
 obtaine deliverance. Jadg.10.15,16.andre~ 
 pent that hep deftreped the tribe of Benia- 
 
 ` min. Judg.2 1. 3, 6. 
 
 Jab craueth time to repent, Job 10,20, 
 
 ‘HE our bother repent, wee muft forgine. 
 OWat.18 r5. Lu.17 3.4. 
 
 Repentance of. Judas, Watth. 27.34. oF 
 Elau.Heb. 12. 17. 
 
 God graunted the Gentiles repentance 
 Onto life. Acts 11.18, 
 
 God would baue all men- come to repen- 
 tance.2.]Peter z9 and callet§ and crbogrerh 
 thereunto. Mofe.r4.1.” Jere. 3.1.14, 22.% € 
 18.0 1. and 25.5.en8 35.25.and 26.3. and 2. 
 King.17.1 33eph. ꝛ. i Iſa.55.7 
 
 Repentance is the gift and woke of Gov. 
 ZL ait.5.2 6. John 12,40.Act.3.31,2.0im.2. 
 25,26. * 
 
 OF true repentance. erem. 4.1. ag was 
 Mobs. Tob 42.6. and Dawids.2.Samit. 12. 
 13. an 24.17. 
 
 The repentance of Pharaoh was fained. 
 
 The ſecond Table. 
 
 Ered. 9.27. and fo was Sauls. 1. Sam. 15. 
 24525530, 
 
 Bons long fuffering mooueth to repens 
 tance. F(a, 48.9, TUifp.12.19,20. Ront.2.4, 
 
 Samuel mooued the people vnto repen- 
 tance. 1, HAm,12.20,28, 
 
 Ezekiel commanved to resuce the chile 
 Dzen of Iſrael to repentahce. Ezek.43.9, 10. 
 
 Ahab bp bis voluntarie repentance , pio 
 cuted the prolonging of the plagues theeat= 
 neds n Kings 2 1.27298. 
 
 Repentance ought ta be preached, and ioy⸗ 
 Hed with faith. Matth. 3. 2,6,8. 64. 17. Luke 
 3. 3. 24.47. At. 2.38. 3. 19, 26.and 17. 30 
 and 19.4. AUD 20:21. antl 16.20.09 at.1.15, 
 
 No time of repentance auaileable after 
 thistife. Gecles 9.10, and ir. 3. 
 
 True repentance mitigateth Gods wath, 
 Jonah 3.5." 
 
 The traites of repentance. Matt. 3. 8. cals 
 {ed dpthe Prophet, the trees of rightesuls 
 nene. Ila 61.3. 
 
 Grace pzonuſed to true repentance. Gen. 
 50.17, 18. Deu.4. 29, 31. € 39.1, 2, 3,4.8 31, 
 21. 1. kin. S. 33, t0 37.8 2.02.7,14,15-€ 30, 
 10. Job 11,14,55. AND 22. 21, 23. Bꝛo 2815 
 Jlar. 16ta 20. * @ 30.18. Jer.29. 12, 13 14. 
 @ 31.18." Ezek 3.10.816.160.) 22.25, 27, 
 28,31,32, Soela,12.* Fecb.1.3,4,5,6. 
 
 Examples of true repentance, 2.22.12. 
 12,0 33.12,13, Wudet.4.9,10.* Wat.26.75 
 LH.7.29.6 15.18,19,20,21.817.4,16.619, 
 B.E 22.62.82 3.40.4 1142543 -Act.2.37,41." 
 
 Examples of falfe repentance.Gen.g 13, 
 14.8 27.41, @28.8,9, Eron.8.8,15. €10.16, 
 20, Jol 7. 20, 21. JUDE. 1.7. $ 1. Sã 24.17.* 
 and 1, 2in.3.4,6. (Hild, §.2;to15 € 1.03ac. 
 6,12.23.anD 2.@Qat.9.13,te19.Qdatt,27 3, 
 4,5. Act. 8.24. fle Amendment. 
 
 Report, D. Paul was appzoued the mini- 
 Rer of God bp good report , and cuili report, 
 2,€02.6.4,8. 
 
 3M reports of Eli pis two fonnes. 1,98, 
 2.22,23,24. $ — 
 
 Reprobates are curled. Watth.25.4.0nd 2. 
 det. 2.14. and are deflels of tozath, and bils 
 honour, appointed to perdition. Rom, 1.28. 
 and 9.23-and2 Chel-2. 12. ¢ 2. Tim2,29, 
 2. JDet.2.02. Hive 4. Iſai 55.20, 21. 
 
 The nature of reprobates , is to bee made 
 blinder and blinver. Watth. 13.15, Wark, 4. 
 12. Luke 8 10, 
 
 Godis angry with the reprobate foa ener, 
 Nahum 1,2,3. 
 
 Reprobation knowen not bp the intgement 
 of the woꝛld. 2,.€02.13.5,6,7.looke Predefi- 
 Nation, and IPfal 64.4. in the maraere, 
 
 Reproue, Ciice mult be reprotied, John 16 
 8. Epbhe-5.3. and 2. Tim.4. 2. 
 
 Dow we ſhould reproue our bꝛethꝛen. Gal, 
 6.1, 2.0 1m.2.25,26. - 
 
 S. Baul pad care left hee Hould bee re- 
 proued, 1.[03.9.27. 
 
 Sarah was reproued bp Abimelech. Gen. 
 
 20,16, 
 
 Scoꝛners will not bee reproued ; but the 
 tile Will. 1920n.9.7;8,9. AND 15,12. and 19. 
 25. feabe Rebuke, j 
 
 Reguire fee Mercifulneffe, 
 
 Reff. We that refifteth pleature, croloneth 
 Dis one bale. Coclup.ra5y - ' 
 
 RFE S 
 
 Refeé of perfoug,tooke Perſons. 
 
 Ret tof Sltaelites. Joſꝛ 2. 4. Deu. rr2. 
 
 God wil env no reſt vuco the diſobedient 
 Dent. 28.65, h 
 
 Reft pomiled Wole. Eron. 33.14. 
 
 Ged pzomilerh to gine his people a plac 
 ofreft,3 Sam.7.10,42. 
 
 Maomi wiſheth reſt dnte Her two daugh 
 ters in lam Ruth 1.9. 
 
 Reft ofthofethat beare Chziſts poke. Mat 
 
 11,29. 2. Gbe, 
 
 Jf we beleeue, we Hall enter into the re 
 
 of God Heb.4. 3, 9. 
 Thole which die inthe Low, rek front 
 their labours.Qeue.14.13. 
 God refted,looke Sabbath, 
 KRe/tuution of goons wrong fullp rotten 
 withholden Leuit. 6.1,to 8, ie 
 Reftramed. Pow finneg Honto be refirai 
 ned of bo, Rom.s.12. 
 Refrrre ction of Chk fozetola bp Dauin 
 Act.2.31.and dp Chꝛiſt bimſelſe. Bat. 7.9 
 Ot Chꝛiſtes refurreGion , andthe earth 
 quake at the fame. Dole, 6.2.Wart.28.2.an 
 bis appearing te Warie Wagvalene after 
 þig relurrection.Marke 16.9. | 
 Thole that beleeue the reſurrection of 
 Chit fall be faued.iRem.10.9, ] 
 TUe bope to polleke dife bp the reſurrecti⸗ 
 on of Ehzif.r. Pet. 1.3. y 
 After the refurrection,the Apoſtles biberi 
 food this laying , Deftroy this Temple, & 
 Jobn 2.19. x 
 Chꝛiſt is the reforreion, Jobn. 1.25. 
 TUe fhail be partakers of the reſurrection 
 if being grafted in Chriſt, wee bring fogt 
 fruit- Rom 6.4,5.*and 2.002.5.17. 
 S. Paul odelireeh to knowe the Lertue 
 the refurreGtion. JBpil.3.10,11. 
 & prophecie of the relurrection of the tend, 
 Tob 14.7512,14. and 19.26,27, Thetii 
 and maner thereof. 1.6} 15.21,22.° JObil, 
 3 21.and F.C belh.4.14,25.* 4 
 Whe fick refurreGion Reuel.20.5,6. 
 The Sadbuces deny the refarrecion, hit 
 the Phariſes confefle it- Mat. 2.23. Mar 
 12. 18. Luke 20.27. Acts 2 3.8. 
 Bp the refurrection immogtalitic is ginen 
 2,0 02.5.1,08 5. P 
 The Apoſtles caſt in pifon foz — 
 the refurretion. Acts 4.23;3. 
 Paul preaching the refurreQid wag mo 
 ket Acts 17.32. : ` 
 The refurreGion of tife and condenmati 
 on. John 5.29. : 
 After the :efurreion there (hail no mo 
 marriage be vſed.Matt 22.30. 
 Somme affiemed that the reſurrection w 
 palk.. Tim. 2.37, 18 | 
 Thole that telieue the poore, (hail bee res 
 compenſed at the refurrection of the Ju 
 uke 14.14.: | 
 Df the generali reſurrection of the dead 
 ana glogifping of the Aey. Exod.z.6, 15. au 
 5-24. @.2 Bit2.11. Fob 31.14. 9 la.26.19 
 20,21. 66.14," (306.37.3,(0 15. Dan 
 Sena a Agna feg areh 2:* Feph.z.au 
 E2. ED.2 16,4547 E 14.35 Wiſ.3. 3054 
 and 2. Mac 7.9.* Joh.6.54. E 21.24,25,26 
 Act 24.15, 22. 2 Go24.14,looke Raifevp.) 
 DE Retarmng: and Remitting of fyne 
 
 a6 
 } 
 
 id. kaw 
 
 EE SRR Do 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Joske John 20.2 3. and Keyes. 
 
 Returne. The Loꝛd wilt returne brite 63, 
 if we returne onto bim.Deu.30.8.9, 10. with 
 ail our hearts, and bee obedient to bis Belce, 
 Deut 429, 30. 
 Reuilz. Bleed are thep that are reuiled 
 for Chriſts fake. att. sorte I 
 Reuilet thou Gens high Pꝛieſt? Actes 
 
 ae, ef them that ate perfecuten fog 
 
 Fiinta fake. Matt. 5. 11,12 
 
 Dkrighteoufnelle. ſee Kighteouſneſſe. 
 
 Reward fag receiuing goolp men, lee Pro- 
 
 nets. 
 
 Sod taketh no reward. Deut.10,17. 
 
 Gon was the exceeding great reward of 
 
 Abraham. Gen15.1. 
 
 Jehn receiued a tempozal reward fo? that 
 
 tuhich bee did againg the poute of Abab. 2. 
 
 TANTS 10.30. 
 
 Boas wilheth Ruth a reward of Ger foz 
 
 het wel Doings. Futh 2,12. 
 
 Saul promilerHreward to him that would 
 
 kill Goliath. a. Dar.17.25¢ 
 
 Daniel both refulerh and taketh rewards. 
 
 Dan.5.17, 28. 
 
 Reward of humilitie. JBze.22.4.lo0ke Rea 
 
 ompenfe and Gift. à 
 @ Rib. Tasman wag maye of mang rib. 
 
 
 
 Rich ann Riches. God is xich to all that 
 alon him. Rom. 10.12. 
 A rich man comparen to the flower of che 
 graſſe. Jam 1. 10, i. 
 gainſt reſpecting perſona fog riches. o2 
 pouerties fake, Jam. 2. 152535556 
 The diſcommodities of coueting to bee 
 ich , and the ouetie of rich men.1.Cim.6.9, 
 30,17,18. 
 Toe pongrichman whom Chft willed 
 felf all. Lake 18.22,23. Matth. 19. 20,2 1, 
 22.09 al.10.21,22., 
 Rich Fachetts.1 ak.19.2,t¢ 11. x 
 God fillethehe Hungrie, and fenveth the 
 ich emptie away. Luk.e.53. 
 [Parables of the rich man, ¢ bis fetward, 
 ND the rich glutton and Lazatus, ano the 
 ouetous rich man.Luke 16.1,19,20."and 
 12.1 5516,t0 22. 
 Cbꝛiſt commendech the pooze widowe as 
 boue all the ricamen, and bap, Luke 21.85 
 2,3, 4. Max. 12.4 1to 45; 
 Rich men are not blameleſſe. Ecclis.t1. 
 
 Q. 
 Howe fome men become rich, Ecclug.xr. 
 358. Job 24.2.* 
 TAhat rich man ig bleſſed, and what þa" 
 Dof HoD. Ecelus. 31-8 and 25.2. 
 Dfthe agreement and qualities of pooze 
 nD rich men. Ecclus. 13. 2,* 
 Abꝛaham and Lot, Yaakob and Elanu 
 jere berp rich.Gen. 13, 2,5,6.and 36.7. 
 | Fsbak was rich, fo was Boaz, and howe. 
 Jen 26.3, 13, 28. Ruth 2.8. 
 & rich woman reliencd Elipa as he pal- 
 B by.ꝛ Kings 4.8, i d 
 Nathans parable of a rich and of a pooze 
 Nan: Sam. rZ, t to Fe 
 EF Riches enii! gotten. Pzo. 28.8. 
 | Riches gather friends, 1920.19.4. 
 Riches ave aga (rong citie tothe owner 
 
 Thefecond Table. 
 
 of chem, 1Bz0.h0.15. anv 18.98, 
 — glueth power to get riches. Deuter g. 
 EO. 
 
 Abzaham would not cake riches of aking, 
 and why. Genel. 14. 23. 
 
 Gon is the auchour of riches anv potsertp, 
 
 20.22.2. AND 1.Dam.2.7. Ecclus. 11.14. 
 
 Cagben God hath bleſſed bs with riches, 
 twee ought to take heene wee forget bim not, 
 Deut 8,10, tars. 
 
 The deceitfuinefle of riches doeth choake 
 Gods word in bs. Dar.4-19. 
 
 Wake frienbs with the riches of iniquitie. 
 Luke 16.9. à 
 
 Gon gaue Salomen riches and honor bn: 
 alken. AKings 3.12,13. 
 
 Cee cannot ferge Ged and riches. Luke 
 16.13 GWBatth.6.24. 
 
 Of the miferable eſtate of the couetous 
 rich man. Ecclus.s.ꝛ. 
 
 Dfriches ceferued to the eluners harme, 
 CEccles.5.12. { 
 
 FZone ought to truk in riches , and why. 
 Job 31.24,25. Ecclng 5.1. Qatth.19.23,¢0 
 27. G9 at.10.23,24,25,26. Luk. 16.24,to 28 
 
 Hf riches increafe , we ought notto fet eur 
 heatts theteunto. Plal.o a. 10. 
 
 Neither riches noz anp other thing com⸗ 
 parable tothe feare of God. Pzo.i 5.16. Ecs 
 clus.40.26,27. 
 
 THe ought not to grudge at our ſtate, be it 
 pooꝛe ozrich, .Coꝛ 7.20. Phil.a4.11. 
 
 owe the rich ought to behaue themſelues 
 towardes the pooze. Leuit.ꝛ5. 14 35, 36.* 
 Deut 15.7, to 12. J920.04-3k.anB 17.5, and 
 21.13. Eccie.i 1.1, 2. Gla.23.4,18) Batts. 
 15253,4589520,21. Lube 14. 12, 13, 124. Acts 
 2.45. and 4 34.* 
 
 Okthe vanitie, deceitfulneſſe g contempt 
 of riches. Pſal.39.6. and 49.6. * and 52.1,to 
 8. Pꝛo.i 1.4. AND 23.4,5. AND 28.22.anD 30. 
 8,9. Eccles. §.9,10,11. and 6.2. * Ila.2.7.* 
 Jer.2 2. 1 3,to 08. Ezek. 7. 19. Jeph · 1.89,11 
 18. MWat. 1 3.22. Luke 8 24, 
 
 Againſt wicked rich men. 1. Samu 252, 
 to 39. Job 25.*and 21.7. §37.8.* and Flat, 
 5-8,9,40.* E 32.5,6,7. Jer. 15.13. Am 6.1* 
 and 8.4,to 9.Wabak.2.6.* Luk.6.25. Zach.5. 
 1,3,4: Inoke Couctoufnes ana Poore, 
 
 Riddle of Samlon, fee wife. 
 
 Right han’ of GoD. Luk. 22.63. and Act. 
 7.55. Matth.26. 64. looke vpright. 
 
 Righteous. The righteous ſhall iudge the 
 Wicked, aun are bolne. 1520,14.19. and 28,1 
 
 The end of the righteous ig iep and peace. 
 Iſa.57.2. 
 
 Whe ſong of the righteous. Iſai.25. 1.* 
 Pial 31.1.* 
 
 The Lom heateth the pzaper of the righ- 
 teous, and bieflings are promiled them.Pꝛo. 
 
 15.29. and 10.6,7, 
 
 The conſtantneſſe ann bappinefle of che 
 righteous. Miſd.5.1,15, 16. 
 
 DF the righteous, if hee tute from doing 
 ppzightlp. Ezek. 18,24, 
 
 Itthe tighteous Cearfelp bee faued, what 
 hall the Grner?r.jJpet.4.18. 
 
 That the feruent prapee of the righteous 
 man attaileth. Jaimes.s.16. à 
 
 The Lawe is not ginen tothe righteous 
 man «.Cim,1,9. 
 
 RITAC 
 
 Miho are righteous and blelſed. Plal. 3 2, 
 1,2,5, 11. Gene. 15.6. 
 
 Pharaoh conteſſed God righteous, any 
 bimlelfe wicked. r08.9.27. 
 
 The righteous pal flouri when the wice 
 ken pall want. (20.13.25.an0 14.88. 
 
 A complains foz the want of the righteous, 
 Micab 7.1. 
 
 No man righteous befoze God. Gen, 6.5, 
 and 8.21.and 1.King.8.40. and 2.2 200.6. 
 36. Job 4.17, 18,19, and 9,2,15,20,21, and 
 25-45,6. Plal 14.1,3. and 51-5. and 53.14 
 3. and 143.2. Pꝛo.20.9. Eccles.7.22. Mai, 
 64.5,6,7. Jetem. 2.29,35. and 30. 14,15. 
 Micah 7.2. and 2 Eldr 4. 30. €8.35. Miſd. 
 12,10. Ecclus.7.5. Watty.6.12, Luke 17. 
 10, Oal.3.11,22.Gphe.2,1,3,8. and 1. Joh. 
 1.8. Rom. 3.10,t0 20. loske Luft, Saints, ang 
 Vpright. 
 
 De that Doth righteoufly,is bezne of Goy. 
 1. John 2.29. 
 
 Righteouſneſſe of Hod pꝛoued. Job 5,8.* 
 
 God rewardeth euerp man according to 
 bis righteoufiefle.1.am.26.23.a8 hee div 
 Damb. 2.Sam.22. 21. and pet not foz bis 
 righteoufnelle. Deut.9.3,4,5 6. 
 
 Chik ig our righteoufnefle. Iſai.ae.6. 
 Tere. 3.16.and 1.Lozinty.1.30. which wee 
 mu pope and boait fo? through faith. Gale. 
 
 5S. 
 
 Being freed from finne, we are made the 
 feruants of righteouſneſſe. Rom.6. 18. 
 
 Righteoufnefle {hail dwel in the nel bega 
 tens and eatth.2.Jpet.2 13. 
 
 Chꝛiſtiaus righteouſneſſe ought te exceed 
 the righteouſnes of Scribes and Phatiles. 
 Matth.5. 20. 
 
 Blefled are chep that luffer fog righteouf- 
 nefle.t, JPet.3.14.MQat.5.10. 
 
 The fruite of righteoufnefle is {owen it 
 peace James 3.18. 
 
 Wans wrath accompliheth not Gove 
 righteoufnefle. James r. 20, 
 
 Of true righteoulnelfe g the fruit thereof, 
 Pbil.1.11.and 3.9. 
 
 Righteoufhelfe put foz keeping the Lats. 
 Wat. 3-15. foz that which is vpright anv hos 
 1p.ct.13, 10. fox opgightnefleof couſcience. 
 2.Coa 6.7. 
 
 Raine of righteoufieffe. Yoel 2.23, 
 
 ; The bzeltplate of righteoulnefle, Ephel. 
 Ig 
 
 Chꝛiſt our righteoufhele befoze Gov, 
 through grace and faith, Gen. a5.6. Iſai.a5. 
 24. AND 53.115,12. erem, 32.6. and 33. 15, 
 16. Dat.g.24. Dabak.2.4. Fech.9.9, Actes 
 10.15, 35, 43. and 13.38,39. Rom. 117.800 
 321,22.* and 5.139, 17.* AND 1. Coz. 1 30. 
 Galat.2.16.* and 3.6,8.* and5.4,5. Tit. zs 
 
 5:7. 
 
 Againk the righteouſneſſe of the Lawe, 
 Wat.5.20.* Rom.2.i 3.* and 10.3,4,t0 13. 
 Cit. 2.5.Deb.9.8, Reuel.z. 15, 16.* 
 
 Righteoufneffe of the wicked, what. Iſai. 
 57-12. fee Innocents, 
 
 Rife leoke Sleepe. 
 
 Moles velirerl the Loz torife bp againk 
 his enemies. Quin.10.35. 
 
 i Rifing againe. Looke Raife ant Refurre- 
 
 101). 
 
 Riner The vifion of the pure Riner of waa 
 ter 
 
 a 
 
RY & @ 
 
 tet of life. Reuel.r2.1. d 
 
 Mut of Eden went a River to Water the 
 Garden. Heit.2.10. : 
 
 F Robbing. (ee Theft, and Stealing. 
 
 Rocke. Moles put in the cleft of the rocke, 
 while Gors glozp palled bp Exodus 33.21, 
 22,23. i 
 
 Water ont of the rocke jn Poꝛeb rod, 
 17 6. Run, 20.8,t0 12. 
 
 God cauled the Iſraelites to fucke honie 
 out of the fone, and opie outof the Gard 
 racke, Deut. 32.13. 
 
 Chft the rocké of offence to fome.1.1Det. 
 2.8 Rom.o-33. the (pirituall Rocke which 
 the Jewes dzanke of bp faith. 1.02. 10.4. 
 
 The Rocke whereupon Chik bailded his 
 Church, himlelfe being the beau Hone. at. 
 16.18 anid 21.42, 
 
 Rodde of Moeſes and of Aaron which dee 
 ueured the fozcerers Roddes, conuerted inte 
 fetpents, and toby Exod.a.z3. and 7.10,12. 
 
 Garons Rodde bunten , ant bare ripe al- 
 monos and bop. Qunt.17.8. 
 
 Whe Rocke mitten with Boles Rodde, 
 veelded water. Exod. 7. 59.6. 
 
 Saint aul wag thailebeaten with rods. 
 2.002.125. 
 
 Rod, foz feueritie ĩ. Coꝛ 4-21. 
 
 She Rodde and ſtaffe cf Gov doth coma 
 fort the govip-IDfal.2 3.4. 
 
 We that ſpareth the Rod, hateth the child. 
 Pꝛo.i 2.24 . 
 
 Roofts to bee builded with battlements, 
 and why. Dett.22-8. 
 
 Rome and Romanes, Haint Baul arrive 
 at Rome Gets 28.16. 
 
 The Romanes fent letters vnto kings foz 
 the protection of the ewes.. Iac- 15-13. 
 
 The league mith the Romans ¢ the Spar- 
 tians igrenewen bute Simen, fadas Mac⸗ 
 cabeus brother. Mac· 4 18,20. 
 
 Balaams pzophecie of the Romane Em⸗ 
 pire.Num 24 24. 
 
 Saint Paw affitinedthat he was s Ro- 
 mane, Acts 16 37. and 22 25, 
 
 The Romanes manner wes, nok te cotts 
 demne anp, before the acculen hav place to 
 anlwere hiseccufers. Acts 25.16, 
 
 Jt was. frerolde Paul that hee juts 
 preach at Rome. Actes 22.11. and hee was 
 permitted fo to doe in an boule, fog twoyeres 
 {pace.Acté 28.30.31, 
 
 Pom the Romanes atf aeffrop Jeruſs⸗ 
 tem athe Temple. Mum.24.24.Wo.5.25.* 
 D4n.9.26,27. and 14.30. * Watt 24.2,54, 
 Luke 19.6,20,t025. Hohitys.48,49,50. 
 
 aul much eammendeth the faith of the 
 Romanes Rom::.7,8. 
 
 Roote Which bringeth fogth mall g woꝛme⸗ 
 Wood. Deut.29.18, 
 
 Jeſus Chik came of the Rooteof Jeſſe. 
 
 Roma 5.42 Reue.⁊ 2.06, 
 ` JEthe Roote be help, fo are the branches, 
 Wom.11.16, 
 
 We that are mave partakers ofthe roote, 
 map not boalt again the baanches that 
 twere broken off for osom a1.17,18. 
 
 Antiochus Epiphanes the wicked roote, 
 1,0§ac.1,11.%e Baftards. 
 
 Ropes about the heads, ge. a ligne of fub. 
 milion. Ring. 20. 31. 
 
 Thefecond Table. 
 
 € Rudiments: The beggerip Rudiments of 
 the world, what. Galat.4.3,9,10 Col,2.8. 
 isske Pyinciples. 
 
 Rule Che peace of God on bim that wal- 
 kerh accogding to,p rule of Chriſt. Gal.o.16, 
 
 Cpi Rians ought to paoceede bp one rule, 
 tothe endthep map minne one thing. Pbil. 
 ZIG: 
 
 Ruler ğ Ruling. Gov ponitics Dauid that 
 Hee ould beate Rule ouer men being iuf, 
 and ruling in the feare of God, 2.Sam, 23.3. 
 
 bat maner of men Rulers ought tobe, 
 Grod.18.21, Dent.1.13. and of their dues 
 ties. Det ot 653 Je 
 
 De that raleth,iet bim rule with diligenee. 
 Rom.i 2,8. 
 
 Like Ruler, like {ubiects.Gcclus.ro.2.fee 
 Tudge, Prince, Governor, and Centurion, 
 
 Runne, (ee Loynes. 
 
 Saluation lxeth uot in mans running fee 
 Mercie. 
 
 How wee ought to runne tn the (pirituall 
 race.1.002.9.24,25,* Gas 2 Phil 2.16. 
 Heb.23.1,2. 
 
 Raine, (ee Fall anv Deftrucion,: 
 
 S 
 
 € Sabbath. God blefen and fanctifer the 
 
 Sabbath nap, and vohr. Ecne. 2. 2. 3. looke in 
 the firli ebie. 
 
 A commanvement to fanctifie the Sabbath, 
 ane tobp. Jerem. 7. 22. Exodus 20.8,ta 12. 
 Wesst.5.82513,15. 
 
 The Sabbath ozrainen foz feruants fran: 
 gers and catteli to reÑin, Exen 23. 12. ag 
 well as their maſters. Deut 5.14. 
 
 The Sabbath was a Gigue hetweene Gen 
 and his people, chat it is Ge that (anctifierh 
 them, Erovd.31.13,t018, Ezek. 20.12. 
 
 Nehemiab repzoweth the beeakers of the 
 Sabbath.jQeh.13.15,t0 23. 
 
 Whe lacrificesuf the Sabbath Eze.a6 4. 
 
 God reprocucd the violating of the Sab- 
 bath rot. 16.26 Ezek. 20,13. 
 
 Hee that gathered Wickes vpon the Sab- 
 bath Dap, was Ronen to death. JQum.1 5.32, 
 
 § 36 
 A Thr Jewes refulen ta rekt their enemies 
 on the Sabbath. r.Q8 ac.2.34 hut were afters 
 ward abuiled to Doe the contrarp.verfe 41. + 
 
 Nicanoꝛ detetinined to sflaile Judas on 
 the Sabbath Dap. 2.88ac,15.2,t0 6, 
 
 The Sabbath ef ref€ totheland, enerp fee 
 uenth yere Exod.2 3.17. 
 
 The Sabbath made fox man, net man fog 
 the Sabbath. Marke 2.27. 
 
 Whe ailciples of Chꝛiſt pincked the cares 
 of cee onthe Sabbath pap. MBatth.ra. 1. 
 Mar. 2.3 3. Luke 6.1.2. 
 
 Lhi is Lord oft he Sabbath, Wat, 12.8. 
 
 | Warke 2.28. Luke 6.5. and heated manp 
 
 bpen the Sabbath vay. Luke 13. 10,13, and 
 14. 1,4. Tohm 5.§,t0 10. and 9.16. 
 
 Sabbath of Cheiſtians mut be euerlaſting. 
 Iſa 66.23. fee Reft, 
 
 Whe true ole of the Sabbath. Ffa,56.2. 
 andys.53. — 
 
 Whe everciie of Chik and his Apoſtles on 
 the Sabbath dap. Mar. 6.2, Luke 4. 16* 
 John 722, 2 3. Acts 12.14, 15 ANDIS., and 
 16. 13. and 134. and 20.7. 
 
 A Sabbath daxes icurney. Acts raz. 
 
 — 
 
 So AEG À 
 
 Sackecloth, Ahab put on Sackeleth tohen | 
 he heard the wozds of Eliiah. . Kin 21.19, | 
 27. leoke Ropes, 
 
 Mee are ict ſaued bp the outwatd ſignes 
 of rhe Sacraments, but bp the intuilihie gras 
 ces offered therein, Dag.2.12,53. Gatth.3, 
 42. John 3.5. Rom.4 5, 10, 11. 1. Cor. 10.5 
 taé. Epheſ.5 25,26 1. Petet 3.21, Looke 
 Baptifme,Supper,and Signes. 
 
 Sacrifices ought to be without blemiſh Les 
 Wit. 1.20,8ND z. 1. aud 22.19, NQumb 28,31. 
 Deut.r5.22, and 17.1.0 3ck.g 3.22. } 
 
 The mowing Sacrifice 2: Ring.3 20. 
 
 Acceptable Sacrifices were kindled with | 
 fire from heauen. Gen.4.4.¢8.20,21 E 15.) 
 951% Leuiticus 9.24. Vudg-6.28.€ ERE, 
 zo. 1. Rings 18. 38.2 CHONJE: tee hon, l 
 21526. 
 
 rehe dapiy Sacrifice. Exod. ꝙ 38. Qum. 
 
 
 
 28.3. 
 
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 20, 2.D2U.b2: 31. INDRE 30.7 2. FRI. 3.27 | 
 AND 16.3.8 1717.2. Chꝛ. 2 8.3. Plal 106: 37, 
 Iſa.5 7.5. Jer. ↄ. 31.0 190.4 EZL 16.20.46 20. 
 31. Of the Sacrifice of the vngedlp. Getta. 3» 
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 21.7 66.3. Jere.s.29 8nd 7. 11,18 14.03, | 
 Hoſe 5.6. and 6.6. and 8.13. and 9.4. Amos 
 5.25. Mich. 6 7. Ecclus.34.1d. Matth.ↄ. 
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 Rom.: 2. r. Phil.a. uß Peh. 13,13,16. 
 
 Chak is the perfect Sacrifice foz (he faitha 
 ful Iſa 5 3.10 John. 17. 3.2 Corinth. g. 18. 
 Ephel 5.2. 1. Hoh. 2. 1,2. aud 4. 2,9,101 4a 
 Web: r.z. and 5.1. mhercof Fzhak wae afis 
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 the fir © able. 
 
 Sacrificer {ee Priel 
 
 Sadduces fee Refurre@ion, 
 
 Sadne fz, fee Heauineffe, 
 
 Safetse. hel: that are baner the pretece 
 tion of Gor, hall dwell inSafery, Dette 33. 
 12,28. JS208.3.23. Iſa.4 30. Vere 72.2% 
 Hoſe.2 18. As did the Iſtaeitſes % long as 
 theyp honcured God.. Datt re. 
 
 Sants, Tie oucht to diſtribute to the nes 
 ceric of f Saints. Rom.r 2.1 341 .€0%.16.9 20, 
 
 Paul would pave the Saints to decide ali 
 rentrouerfies. Coꝛ s.r. 
 
 Of thofe that gane themſelues to minißer 
 tothe Saints. 1. Coꝛ.i 6.15, 17. — 
 
 Continuall parite to be mate in the pi 
 rit fozthe Saints. Epheſ. s. 18. 
 
 Chꝛiſtians calles Saints, and whp. Lom. | 
 
 
 
 16.2 Ephel. r.r JOLT. rand 4.24, piles 
 mon 5. Deb v2.24. 1. 02.1.2. 2. Q 020.1. 
 Golo, 1.2.1. Chel s.29, 00 a 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 oa be 
 
 AIt was giuen onto the beak to make Wat 
 
 (with the Saints, and ouercome them. Reue. 
 
 3 3:7. $ 
 
 Whe Saints lonen not their lines to the 
 
 veath foz the wogd of their teſtimony. Reue. 
 
 2.11. Dee Precious. 
 
 f The Saints thall thine as the Hunne. 
 Aat. 3.43, Their felicitie. Rewe.7.16,17. 
 
 | he prapers of Saints offerten vp to Gon 
 
 Dp the Angel.Rene.8.3,4. 
 
 | Righteouinefle of Saints expzeſſed bp fine 
 
 linnen. Reue. 198. 
 
 Whe Saints are inthe hands of God. Den. 
 
 3-3. 
 4 God will keepe the Feet of hig Saints from 
 Apping awap in temptations. :.Sam.2,9. 
 f Son puniſheth his Saints in merep, Plal. 
 99.6.8. 
 + Ehe mpferie of faluation in Chzilk is ma- 
 nikeſted to his elect Saints. Col.1.26. 
 Agaiaſt woghipping of Saints. Judg.13. 
 ¥5,16.{5fal.29.0.an 155.1.%2 8c.9. Jla. 42 
 8.9218. 3.3, 14. Mait.ꝓ ro. Luke 4.8. ders 
 10.25, 26. and 14. 11, to 19,1.0[02.1.1 2,13. 
 and 3.5,6. Reu.⁊ 2. 8.9& paving oz putting 
 diut truſt in them. Plal. 36.6. 115.17. and 
 60.1.8 145.18. 146.3. Iſa 63.16. Jer.1 5. 
 T.a 17.5,6. Ezek. 14.14, 20. DAt 3.4. 
 Clker 14.3. Meattherr. a8. John 14.6. ers 
 4.12. Ront, 10.14. Jam.i.5, i7. 
 Sale looke Buy. 
 Sait, Lots wife tranffozmend into a pillar 
 of Salt. Gene.19.26. 
 Abimelech towed tale in the citie of Sbe- 
 chem. Fadges 9.45. 
 God thzatneth ta burne the Fewes {and 
 with brinffone and Sale, ifthep dilobeyed his 
 | Lawes. Deut.29.23. 
 > Elitha cak Salt into the infectious (pring 
 ef maters any healed them. 2. Rin 2.21,22. 
 Eruery man fhall be falced with fite, anu 
 euerb facrifice Halbe ſalted with Salt. War. 
 
 949. 
 
 The Apotties are callev the Sale of the 
 earth, Aat. srz o. 
 - Dur ſpeech muk bee powdzed with Salt. 
 Eol.4.6: 
 C he couenant of Sale. ;Num. i18. 19. 
 
 — belongeth onto the 1020. Pſal. 
 
 d The Lod ig onr Saluation. Exod.ts.2. 
 Plſal s5.5. 2. Dam. 22.3, 
  Saluation ig obteined bp Jeſus Chꝛiſt. r. 
 Ciri 5.0, and bp none other.Gcts.4.02. 
 
 . The Pꝛophets haue diligently enquyred 
 of the Saluacion that ſhould came bp Chꝛiſt. 
 B,19et.1.9,10, 11. 
 
 Saluation put foz the Doctrine of the Gols 
 pel.ideb.2.3. 
 ~ We oughe to craue health and Saluacion 
 sof God. Fere.17.14. À 
 > Gov bhath wrought our ſaluatiõ bp fending 
 his ſonne to be our redeemer Iſa.59.20, 2 5. 
 Saluation ig of the Jewes, of whom Chait 
 deſcended agtouching the Heh, Joh 4.22, 
 Eeternall Gluation ginen tu all that obep 
 the Lord Telus. Deb. 5.9. 
 Daur laluation pet hid, atthe lak dap hall 
 be reuealed. 1. Det.i.5. 
 saluation came intothe houſe of Faccheus, 
 
 Whe citie of Salt. Joſh. 15.62. —— 
 
 The ſecond Table. 
 becaule hee beleeued in Telus Spritt. Luke 
 1 
 
 2.9. 
 
 The knowledge of Saluation came Guto 
 bs through Gods tender mercie, by Jelus 
 Chit, without eur veferr. Luke 1.77378, 
 r ka gape 3 Ephelians 2.1,5,8. Titlis 3. 
 4,to 8, 
 
 Hannah reiopced in Gods Saluation, r. 
 am. 2.1. 
 
 Ghz the Saluation ef the Gentiles ig 
 plomileo. Gene.49.10. exhibited ana ſeene. 
 Luke 2.30,31,32. 
 
 All things neceflarp to Saluation, are ree 
 uealed to bs bp Chak. Joh. 5. 15. Act. 20. 27 
 
 DE the certainetie of out Saluation. Job 
 13. 15, 16.8 19.25,26,29.Jolal.cr, 1.4 00n 
 10.18,29, Rom.8.1,16,17, 38.39. Gal.4.6. 
 Heb.ro.ꝛ2, 23. and 11. 1.9/2. 1.6,7.8, 
 
 Dow Saluation ig obtained thzough fateh 
 bp Gods gracious election, Tooke moze Bla. 
 25.9. Matt.20. 15,16. X2 5. 34.Max. 10. 31, 
 40, 300.3.15,16.€5.24.% 20.29, 31. Acts 2. 
 47. and 15.11.16.31 Rom.a1.6. 10.4, 9. 
 GEph.1.11,13.and 2.8. 1. Theſ. 5.9.2. Theſ. 
 2.12,14. 2. Tim. 1.9, 10. and 2.50, Gitar, 
 2.and 3.4,t0 8. . Pet.i.2; to 6. 
 
 Salute no man bp the wap. Luke 10.4. 
 2. King.4. 29. ſee Bleſſe. 
 
 The faluration of the Angelto Gideon. 
 3 — 2. aNd tothe bitgine Matie. Luke 
 1,28,29, 
 
 Pauls manner of ſubſcribing his Epiftles, 
 The faluation of mee Paul withmine owne 
 hand, 2.@ bell. 3.17: 
 
 Sanétrfe, foz te keepe boly. Deut.s.12.t0 
 Dedicate to Gad. pod. 13.2. JAumb.7,1.£0 
 praple, 1. Pet· z.15. and to make a thing to 
 be taken foz bolp. Matth. ⁊ 3.17. 
 
 The Gabernacle , the Arke with the ins 
 firuments, and Aatons fonnes fandified. 
 Exo.29.4 3 and 30.26,to 31. Leu.8.10,14, 
 
 Ge fairhiutl are fanGified in the Mame 
 of Chꝛiſt bp rhe Spirit of God. 1.Toꝛ.o II. 
 
 To fanAifie God, what. Deut.32.51. 
 
 Whe vnbe leeuing bufband is fanctified 
 bp the twife,gc. 1.@02.7:14,looke Celebrate, 
 and Confecrate. 
 
 PDFSanAificatton.1.Coz.1.30, 32,1, Thef. 
 
 SanClasary. The bigh Pꝛieſt entred into 
 the SanQuary but once a peere. Leuit.16,2. 
 
 eb 9.7. 
 
 The purging of the SanQuary, Leuit.r6. 
 14,15,16. 
 
 Goð commanded to reuerence hig Sanku- 
 ary Leuit.: 9.30. 
 
 The fozme and fituation of the Sanctuary 
 twith all the furniture,is made. rod, 36.1." 
 and 37.1,” and 38.1.* and 39.32." ag wag 
 commmatited.gr0.25.1.* and 26,1." and 27. 
 1." andisreared vp. Exod.40.2. 
 
 Whe land of Canaan, called Gods San- 
 Quary. Exod. 15. 16, 17. 
 
 Satan obtaining le aue sf Gov, deſtroyed 
 ali Jobs goons, Fob 1.12.* and afflicten 
 Him. Tob 2.6,7. 
 
 Satan Defired to winnow the Apofiles ag 
 tubeate, Luke 22.31,32. 
 
 The foznicatoz to be dilinered onto Sa- 
 tan, and wiy, 1.@025.4,5. Dpmeneus and 
 Alexander likewiſe. 1. Tim · 1,20. 
 
 S> ATY 
 
 Satan hindged Pauls ioutnep to Theffa⸗ 
 lonica. ꝛ. bef. 2.18. 
 
 Satan bound and calf into the bottomleſſe 
 pit, and loofes againe.Reutl.20.2,3, 
 
 Chꝛiſt called Petet, Satan. Batih.16.23. 
 Warke 8.23. 
 
 Thep were inſtrumẽts ef Saran, that temps 
 ted Dauid to Rap Hhimei.2.Ham. 19.22. 
 
 Satan blindeth the minva of infiveis, that 
 Gods glozicus Golpel ſhould not Hine vnto 
 them.2 Cozin.4.4,and endeuoureth te with: 
 Dzat the Faithful from the fame.s.Chef-3.5. 
 
 Df the Spnagegue of Saran. Reuel.2.9, 
 and 3.9, and of bisthzene. Reue.2.s3.leoke 
 Deuill. 
 
 Antichzilks comming is bp the wozking of 
 Satan. 3.QQeflalon,2.9. Hooke in the Gri 
 Table. 
 
 Sata faction fee Chrift an’ Re ftitution. 
 
 Satisfied, {ee Foure. 
 
 Sau, Iſtael apeople faued bp the Lop, 
 Deut.33.29. 
 
 Gos enelp Gueth ont of all aduetſities. 
 1.Sam 10,19. 
 
 No man faued bp his clone power oꝛ polis 
 cie. JP fal.3 3.16. 
 
 De that will faue bis life. (ee Life. 
 
 Chik came to faue that which wag of. 
 Watth.18.11, Luke 19. 10.euen uünners. r. 
 Gim.1.15, 
 
 The Lord adderh daplp ro the Church, fue 
 as ſhall be Hued, bp the Golpel — 
 — hfaued os fi 
 
 od bathfaued bs from finne, and how. 
 Epbel.2.7,8. Titus 3.5,6,7, be 
 
 Tne alked Chik if but few Hout bee 
 faned. Luke.t 3.23. 
 
 Chai would bane all men faued,anv come 
 to the knowledge of the tructh.1.Tim.2.4. 
 
 Tiho Mail be faued F/a.33.15,16. 
 
 Df the iopfull eftate of them rhat ſhall be 
 faued, Iſa.a5 6.* Ẹ 30.19,20. @ 49.6.* and 
 60. 1. €65.23,24,25 -Jer.31.23.*Dansa, 
 3-2. fb. 2.27,t0 33." Hild. 3.1,7,8. and 5. 
 1,5-Qatth.13 43. @ 19.28,29.¢ 25. 10,29, 
 34,to 41. Marke 12.25. Luke 9.2 9.4m 16, 
 22,25. aud 22.30. Jol.16.22.¢17. 24. Rom. 
 8.17,30. 1. Coꝛ2.9. ND 15.42. 2. Tim.a b8. 
 Debz. ro.36.and 13.14. Jam.i.2. 1. Pei.r 
 455+ AND 5.a.4. Rett.2.7510517,26. * and 3. 
 5. 12, 20. and 24.4,7,10," Ẹ 22. 1,2 
 looke Heauen and Life, an 
 
 Cite fo taketh bpon bim to be able to faue 
 bimfelfe maketh bimfelfe God. Job 40:9, 
 
 Sauiour Bod is our Sauiour ost of all trous 
 bles. 2.Ham.22:3,7, 
 
 God ig the Sauiour of all men, {pecially of 
 thele that beleeve.1.tm.4.10, 
 
 Chꝛiſt isa prince and Sauiour,Aets 5.31. 
 in whom tpeth our faluation.G5atth.1.21, 
 
 Many called Sauiours.Judg.3.9, 15. 
 
 Sauour. Oe Loꝛd ſmelled a ſauour of teſt 
 at Noahs factifice,Gen.8.21, 
 
 To wham Mhailk his etrefe is a fauour of 
 teath bunto Drath, anv life onto lifeg. dozz. 
 
 14,15,16. 
 
 Sawe. The Sawe map not exalt it felfe as 
 gainii him thar moueth it. Ila 10.15. 
 
 F Scab. A biiflering {cab hpon man ant 
 beaft, in alí Egppt. Exod.9.9, 10, 11. 
 
 Scape goate, what Aeuit.r68. 
 
 Scarcitie 
 
5 2 R 
 
 Scarcitie looke Plentie. 
 Schaſme looke Hereſies and Sects, 
 Schoolemæſter. looae Lavy. 
 Scholler. A good Batter maketh a good 
 Scholler.Exampie.ꝛ.Ring.i 2.2. 
 Scoumed. Chꝛiſt was ſcourged. Mat 27. 26 
 Paul oulo gaue bene ſcourged, but was 
 uot.Acts 22.24,t0 30. 
 Cbꝛiſt fosctulbe bid Apoſtles howe thep 
 Should be ſcourged Wat 23. 34. looke Beaten, 
 Scourges.\ooke Plagues, 
 Scribe, wzat it ſignitieth. Ezra 7. 6 looke 
 Pharife, 
 Scriptures, wobp thep were witten. John 
 20.33. 
 The Scripture Hath concluded ail onder 
 Gane and why. Gal. 3.22,23,24. 
 The Scriptures teltifie of Chet. Luke 24, 
 27,46. Joys 5.39-and 20,9. Act. 18.28. 
 “Chi confonnted the deuillbp the Scrip- 
 ture Mat. 4. 2,8, 10. Luk. 4.4,8, 12. 
 Thzi& pꝛoues by rhe Scriptures, that Yee 
 twas fent of the Father. John 5.36,39- 
 Chꝛiſt came to fulſill the Scriptures, and 
 therefoze interpactet) them to pig Apoltles. 
 Luk 24.2734445,46- 
 Szarching of Scriptures vaplp, and toby. 
 Acts 17.21- > 
 Tahat profit wee reape of the Scriptures. 
 Rom.is.4 2. Tim. 3:16,17 
 Scripture put fo? the oft Teſtament. ohn 
 3.39 Rom. 15.4.1.021 5-3 ] 
 Dee that beleeueth not rye Scriptures, will 
 not giue credit vnto anp perlon. Luk.i 6.31. 
 Ttmothp inGructed iz the Scriptures trom 
 a child.. Tim. 3. 15. 
 Heter eryozrety boto take heere bnto the 
 Scriptures,and wp.ꝛ. Pet. .i⸗. and 3.1,2. 
 Go beware of wreſters of the Scriptures, 
 @tohp.2. Pet. 3. 10.17. All things thar Chalk 
 did, ate not in Scripture. Jan 20, 30, 3 1. and 
 25.25. ? i 
 The buderflanving of the Scriptures i8 the 
 gift of GoD. Luk.24.45. 
 The Scriptures ate wholefome waters. C- 
 Fek.47.9- . 
 Ali foes of people ought toknow  Scrip- 
 tures. Dettt.6.7,8,9-Jaum 11,29. Joſhu.i.8. 
 Plal.i.ꝛ.a 2. 10.4 197,00 11.and 319.9, 10, 
 105, Pꝛs.20.5. Lu.1 1.52. Job. 5.39. Act.17. 
 11.¢ 18.24. Rom.r5.4. Col. 3. 16.æ TiM, g 
 13. and 2. Tim. 3. 15, 16. Reu.22. 10 
 The Scriptures are eaſie to the ſimple tf the 
 {pirit of God be not abfent-Erod.4.1 5.Deu, 
 30.1 1,12,83,14, Plal.19.7. 119.1 30. Pꝛo. 
 14.6. 98.54.13. Jer.31.34 Daba. 2.2514. 
 QJat.1 11.25.13.11. John 16.1 3.Acts 2.17, 
 
 18.€1.@02.2.9, 10. Tit. 1-3-and 2. JÐet. 1.20.. 
 
 Ignoꝛance of the Scriptures, berp Danger 
 rous foꝛ Chꝛiſtians. 3. Rin. 17.26,27,28329. 
 Plal.ↄ5. o, 11. Pꝛo 1.28,29. Iſa.i.3,4. and 
 3. 13.14. WRil 5.6,7. and 14.21. Ecclu.4. 25. 
 Mat.i 5.14.Mar. 12.24. Joh 3.19,20-4 12. 
 35. Rom 1.28.* and 10. 2,3. and 1.102, 2.8, 
 and 14. 38.and 15.34.and 1. THM 4.13. 
 
 The Canenicall Scripture compzehendeth 
 all things needful to falustion.Job.4.25.anp 
 §.39. AND 15. 15.880 16. 13. and 20 30,31. 
 Get.1.1,2 420.37.and 26.22. Rom.i.ic.and 
 FF .4,8ND 2. Tim. 3. 15, 16, 1 7. and 1.2 02.1.8. 
 BIDE. 1.23, 25. 3 UE. 2-28, Deby, 4.12. 
 
 The ſecond Table. 
 
 end to Decide all controuerſies neerfull foz 
 S hzittians to bee refolued in. Pſal rus. 105 
 and 197.19,20. hI 1.6. Ecclugas, Bat. 
 $-35457;10.9 9.13.4 12.3,4,5,40. ANB 15.7, 
 8.and 16.4. and 32.31,32,t0 39. Bar 10-2, 
 3,°0 13. Luke 16,29. and 19.46. and 24.26, 
 27.36). ro 34. Act. 2.16,to 22, and 3. 2 2. and 
 10. 43. and 18.28, Rom. 3. 10, to 20. and 4.3. 
 and 9,12. * and 2. Lez.10.4, 5.2 i. Coz.. 
 23." and 2. Tim 3. 16. Heb 4. 12. 
 
 T Seale. To ſeale, is taken fogta appꝛcue. 
 as Joh 3.33. atid 6.27, 
 
 Sza, made and named of the waters ga⸗ 
 thered together. Gen.t,1,9, 19. 
 
 Flrael pallen through the middeft of she 
 Sea, being diuided With Bales tobde ron, 
 14.21, 22. 
 
 The Sea of the wilderneſſe is callen alfo 
 the fait Sea, Fofh.2 16. 
 
 be bttermok Sea. Deut, 12.24, 
 
 Whe glaffie Sea. Reue 15.2. 
 
 The tozmeof the nioken Sea, which Gas 
 lomon placed in the Cemple.1.ikings 7.23, 
 to 27. 
 
 Whe Sea fora lake. MWat.4.13.Aar.1.16, 
 uke 5.2. 
 
 Search, There igno arching of Gods bn: - 
 
 Deifkanding. Iſa.ao.2 8. 
 
 God ſearcheth all hearts. 1. Chren. ⁊ 8.3. 
 looke Heart, and Cutious. 
 
 Seafons. looke Signes, 
 
 Seate, CUhat we (held attribute ta thoſe 
 which fit in Woles ate Mat. 23. 2, 3. 
 
 Second death. Reuc.2.11. andar $. 
 
 Secret, ©. Paul ſhewed the Cozinehians 
 8 fecret, 1.Q 07.15.51." 
 
 Some thinke Ged ſeeth not their fecret 
 abominations. 3eb.8.12. 
 
 God Hall indge che ſecrets of men bp Je⸗ 
 fus Ciniſt. Rom.ꝛ 16, - 
 
 Se. S.\Haul was of the (A of the Pha 
 ries. Acts, 26.5. 
 
 Dots the Sects of Savduces and Pharti 
 feg differ. Acts 23.8. 
 
 Securitie of Belſhazz ar. Dats. 1,2,10 6.* 
 
 - Yooke Careleffe, 
 
 Sedition,and the puniſhment therof. Rum, 
 16.1,2." 6 20. 2,t07. Judg.9.2. I2.1,to07 
 2. Sam 20. 1,2 1,22. L.M. 1.5," ¥ 2.15, 
 to 26 OF ft.2.21,22. Actes 5.36,37. and 23. 
 7,9,10." Woke Rebell, and Bnuie. 
 
 Seditious pexlons ate ta bee Yunned. P20, 
 24.21. 
 
 Seduce, {coke Deceiue.. 
 
 See. Hom Moies and diuers other awe 
 God, whemno man can fee and fie. Eror. 
 24.9,10,17. and 3 3.20,13. JQUM, 12.8, 
 
 Daabobh faw God face to face. Ge.22.30. 
 
 S. Poul vefireth tofee the Theſſalontans 
 bodily 1. Theſſ2. 17. 
 
 God wilt glue his chilen eyes te fee 
 withall. Deut.29.4. 
 
 See, put foz te Buotwe, Watth-9.4. Wob. 6. 
 40. fo eutring into. John 3, 3, and foz feele. 
 Jebn 8 51. 
 
 Seede ig fowen, and Fed giveth it a body 
 at his pleafure. 1.2[02.9.10, 
 
 Seede Mall be multiplied to them that gine 
 liberali ales. 2.02.15 38. 
 
 pr Seede that. is mabe vucleane. Renit: 
 11. 38 
 
 SHE oR 
 
 Of ralling Seede.fec Raife, p-d 
 Seed ef Abraham from Izhak bp promile; 
 not from Iſhhmael. Gene.21.12.Romg9.8, 
 Deb.11.18, | 
 Seede foz poſtetitie War.12.19. | 
 Felus Cheiſt was of the Scede of Dani’, 
 2.Bam 7.42,13. 
 Gob hath lett the Seede of the Jemes 
 Rom.9 29, | 
 Tue woo of Gov is compared to Scede 
 Parth.r 3. 3,10 44. Barg 3 14, 26, 31. Lil 
 8.5,to 16. | 
 She honaurable “eede are thep that feate 
 the Loꝛd.Ecclus. o.20. j 
 Seeke, He that Doety Seeke the Rez with 
 all bis heart, {hail find him. PN 
 31. Jere.29.13 - 
 Go feeke Gon, tooke Leefe. | 
 The godly labour foz ell that ſeeke knot! 
 ledge. Scclus.33.16.and 24 39. | 
 Secme, locke Hypocrites and Eyes. | 
 Seer, put foz a }D20phct.1.E3am.9.9, r, | 
 Seethe. The ceremoniall Raw torꝛbibdeh 
 to feethe meate bpon the Sabbath day. Exo. 
 1623. , 
 The Seething pot. Ezek.24 3,015, 
 Seething chilazen, fee Women. | 
 Seli that pee haue , and gine tothe pooꝛe. 
 AZatthrg 21 iu. r2.33,34.anbd 18.22. 
 Soleph was folde bp Gods pzourrence. | 
 Gene.45.5. j 
 The faithful folde their polleffions, and 
 tohp. Acts 2.45.locke Buy. 
 Sende, God declares that hee vid Sende: 
 Moles to gouerne his people. FLum.: 6.28. 
 Chiff fent by God. Febn 8.18, 
 God fent Rezin and Pekah againſt as 
 ba3.2. Wings 15. 37. and 16.1,5, 2 
 Chii fenthis ApoGies as hee wag fent. 
 Jobu 20 21. Fa 
 Mone can preach except thep be ſent Ro⸗ 
 Man. ioi, > : 
 | 
 
 i 
 
 Separate. Gon feparated the Iſrae lites frem 
 other people, that they migbt feparate thenia 
 {clues from Althine fle, Levit.20.24,25,26. 
 
 Dé the Separate field. Lewit.27.23. 
 Of the fepararing of the goates from the 
 
 - Heepe Watth.25.31, 32 33. 
 
 Sepulchre. Chris Sepulchre watchen with 
 fouldiers. QB atth.27 60,63.” 
 
 The JDnarifes are termed whiten tombesy 
 62 S Divs vileiphac ot ſeruants. Ecclus. 33. 
 23." ye ant 
 © Dow ro entreate aferuane from bis child- 
 heode. Pꝛo 29.19320, 23. WEP pe 
 ~ She ouetie ot feruants tobsards their ma- 
 Mer. Epie.6.5,to g Lolz 22. HUUG. 
 @Wit.2.9.% 1. jet, 2.18,* Bat. sg. Sig 
 E Di Cruants called tocye knowledge of the 
 P @olpel.c.€02.7.21,22, ; 
 Boles willed the Jewes to remember that 
 they were feruants themielues.Dewl.1 6.12. 
 ~~ CEramplesof goer feruants and faitytili, 
 
 Heit. 2.4,1,7F 1, 38,3940 AND 391. 
 F Go caco rhe Hraclites yrs feruants. 
 bettit.2 5.556" 
 -o Hach compaſſion of pis feruants. Den. 
 
 3.36. 
 3 dhil calleth bis nat feruants, but friends, 
 and yp. Tobn rs. rpg. 
 C ee are the feruants of God delluered 
 ffrom tinie. Joon 8.32,t0 37 Roma.s. 16,17, 
 281. Wet 2.106, à . 
 ` Bleken is chat ſeruant whore his maner 
 when be commeth, Wall Gude waking. Luke 
 15 2.36,(0-49¢ 
 
 Cee are all Onpgoitable fenrants Lake 
 
 John 15.20. s 
 m Gon bill auenge the blood of his feruants. 
 
 Dent.3 2.43 
 
 f Ciho lo will be greatelſt, ought to bee fer- 
 
 ant to all. GPat.20.26,27,28. 
 — Bibop isthe Lorde feruant. 2, Tim 2. 
 2 ’ 
 
 $ he feruants of Hil oug he not to be men 
 pleated. Dalt. 19, ; 
 E Paw being free from all men, became 
 ferusnt te ali; to winne the moge.s. Cozinth. 
 19, 
 4 tiee are feruants of finne, if wee be over: 
 come fipit. John 3.34. 2,. Pet. 2.19.and be- 
 ing feruants of tinne wee ate freed from righ 
 teouſueſſe Roin,6.20. 
 
 THe ought to inſtruet our childzen, that of 
 Pondto rhe deuill. Deut, 6. i .we are mate 
 fontres of Hod. Gal, 3.26. 
 
 The feruant that knoweth His makers 
 wilßand doeth it nor Luke 12. 47,48. 
 
 © Dain furen not his feruancs to doe Saul 
 barne ann yp, «Gam. 24/5,to11, 
 
 © Con proitiaed foz his eruants contrarp to 
 {heir erpectations. 2.Sa.17.20;29, 
 
 + Whe wicken are Gods feruants, ayd how. 
 Mere.25 9.400 27.6. Ñ 
 
 P Seruant ofthe Church. Rom.r6.16 -S 
 © Sernec Mom we mult ferue Gov. Joſhu.2 2. 
 27.28, 29 and 24, 14,10 25. Exod 23.25. 
 Deret 6.42.ad 10, 12,1720- 28. 47 
 T Dam, rz. 20. Mpatt.4, 10. Luke 4.8. Hebe 
 12.28. 
 
 € The Fetes ferued Baalim, ann Afhtas 
 
 ` ind 3 ‘Fe 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 ‘97-40. * reat 
 * ete feruant is hoe greater then Gis mater. ° 
 
 oth, anu kozſooke the Mogt. uby. a4 2,130” 
 
 ~ /Thefecond Table. 
 DE thole that erued both Gov any idoles. 
 a.pritig:97.28,33.* 
 Cheeud of oar vocation and redemption, 
 ig to ferue the lining Gow. 1.Chrls.9, Dev. 
 2.05, dLtthe 1.74575. 
 Seruice dilpl alingoz plealing Gov. Plai. 
 
 — 
 
 a.ia,to a8. and 43. 22, 23, 24. 
 
 Serie Woke what. Leuit 23.7. 
 | Seruitude, God foxetols Abzaham the fer- 
 uitude of the chimen of Iſrael, and their 
 Deliucrance out of Egppt.Genel.15.13,14. 
 looke Bondage. 
 
 Senen. Jerhzo had Leuen Daughters. Exod. 
 2.16. and Job euen ſennes. Hob 1. 2. and 42 
 13. locke Mareyrdome, 
 
 —— put fog an infinite number. Wat. 
 10:22. 3 
 
 Seuentie and two diſciples fent topzeach, 
 and bow iLti.10.1,to13,16.Q9at.10.8,te 16. 
 
 & Shame vpon thole that nilobep God. 
 Deuc.28.20:10ke Afhamed. 
 
 Sheepe were Wont to bee twatereD toward 
 tight. Wen.29.2,3,7,8. Exod.2.17, 18. 
 
 Sheepe were permitted the Jewes to eat. 
 Dite 
 
 Michalahs patable of the heepe without 
 a ſhephe ard. 1. Kings 22.17,35,36,37- 
 
 Mhoſe flockes of Meepe are cutſed, and 
 
 whole blelled. Deut, 28.4,31. as appeareth. 
 
 Indg 6.4. 
 
 an oblation of aSheepe ox Lambe, Leu. 
 
 3 6,7. E 
 Tle tuzre as ſtray theepe befoze out con- 
 uerſton 1. $et2.25. 
 
 Chif cailerh the Jewes loft theepe. Wat. ` 
 
 10.6. fo whem he was fent. Dateh. v5.24. 
 
 The qualities e ſatetie of Chiks theepe. ~ 
 
 John 3:75.16 aud 10,27,28, 
 
 Thole that were vot of pia fheepe , beler 
 ued not. Jehu i0. 26 che: 
 
 Chꝛiſt callerh his theepe, the bleſſed of hi 
 Father, Wateh.25.33,34. 
 
 Chik tutiterh Peter to ſeede bis lambes 
 andfheepe, Yohn zres ray = 
 Jewes ad Gentiles are. one Sheepefold 
 acknowledging Chait theirently Shepherd. 
 Jobktt-10.16/ 1.2.2.2. 
 
 Shepheards. Jaakobs chidren were Shep- 
 heards , which were an abomination te tte 
 Egyptians. Gen 46.32.* 
 
 Chif the Shepheard and ervectation of 
 the Gentiles. 2. (0,2. 34." The goodShep- 
 heard, Joh.10.11,14. The ckiefe Shepheard, 
 1.Pet.5.4.and 2.25. of the fairhfull. Ezek. 
 34.23,245ech.12.7. whole birth was decla⸗ 
 red vnto Shepheards. Luke 2.8,te 2r. 
 
 Agaiuſt couetous Shepheards, Ezek. 34. 
 2, 102 3 
 
 DF the foolifh and inie Shepheard, anv his 
 inſtruments Sech, Ir. 15,16,17 
 
 @fShepheards, loske moze it Paftours, 
 ann Heardmen, 
 
 A Shekel of the Ganctuarie, what. Eror. 
 30:13. 3b. 45. 12. ANM. 3.47. 
 
 A common Shekel, what.Gen 23.15. xs 
 odiis 21.3 2. 
 
 Twentie Shekels make one pound. Ezék, 
 4-10. 
 
 Shewbread, loohe Bread. 
 
 Shields of got. 1 Ring? 10.17 putin the 
 Houle called the foret of Lebanon.g pap.7.2 
 
 Ly io wale 
 
 BoC 
 
 caried awax bp Shifhak king of Egypt ane - 
 
 bzalen Shields put in theit liead by KR eyobe= 
 ann.Chap. 14.2627. ~ 
 
 God is a Shield to the faithfull Deutera, 
 33.29. 2,5am, 22.3. Pſal 119.1 114. Loble 
 Prot Gour. 
 
 Shoves ot the Iſt aelites waxed not old fog 
 foztie pectcsfpace.Deut.29 5. 
 
 Thole that did eate the Baſchal Lambe 
 had theit ſhooes on theit feet, egora., 
 
 God commanded Moles to put yis thooes 
 off bis feere. Erod.3.5. The like commarne 
 Dement Lad Jolhua, Pobuna 5.15, The cere 
 monie of purctng off tbe fhooe,in redeeming 
 andcharging.Rurh.4.7. 
 
 Woles propbeſted onto the tribe of ater 
 that their thooes ſhould bee pron ann byafle, 
 nar 33.25. 
 
 Shut. Gov twil hut bp the heau ihe 
 fidelis. Dent.11.17. p rhe De aaraa tev 
 
 Sickneffe fent of Hod.tothole that misét 
 beare bis werde. CrON. 5.26. 02 doe difobep 
 bis commandements, Dreut.28.35,59. 
 
 3 Dow Feroboam bebauen bimivife, when 
 bis ſonne twas ficke.: Bing.14.1,t0 21. 
 
 Dauids bebauiour while bis fome ip 
 
 Bathlheba was ficke. 
 to 34, 
 
 Amnon fained bimfelfe ficke, and tupp, a. 
 ane i 
 ~ The ficke ſhould calf foz the CE Ip 
 Church. Games S ah hes ee 
 
 Sit our fickenefle wee ought to baue res 
 tourfe to God. Ercing 38.9. Flai. 38, 2, a 
 (and fet our Youle in ogder.2 ditt.20.1.) anD 
 not to (oles oz witches. 2. Kin. rre, 
 
 VE we ferne Gc, he will remoune atl ficke- 
 neffe from amang bs. Eron.23.25, and fend 
 then om all that hare bs.Deut.7.12,15. 
 
 Gon lendeth fickenefle , fomerime foz our 
 finnes. Bat.9.2.fometime for bis owne gloz. 
 
 2, Sam, 13.15,16, 
 
 ‘Tie, Tobit 5.5314 anBo.3.andaig. ` 
 
 Many weake and ficke foz communicas 
 ring Aare — 1,30. 
 ziſt beateth the fickeneffe bo 
 SEENE Wat.8.16. 2 e 
 £ oltaht to bumble our feines befoze twi 
 he ficke Ectlus. 18.20 ' ae 
 Sickeneffe the puniſhment of finne.Lenit. 
 2616,18, Mumb. 12.70.* 2, Hant.24.10,t0 
 18. >. King 5.1.27. 2.Chz0.25.12,t0 16. 
 Hotw theficke haue behaued theme lues itt 
 
 their fickeneffe, and Death Bene 48.3.* and 
 
 49.28," @50.24,25,26. Dent. 34.1, to 14.” 
 Joſhita 23.2.* and 24.1,t030," . Kinge. 
 4 ta if. 2.@ 20.32.24. 2. Bing. 20, 152536 
 Tob 4 2. 1. Macc.2. 40.* 
 
 The ficke muff be viſited and comforted, 
 Ge.48. 1. 2 Kin.s.29 Job 2.1 r. Diag.. 
 Eccioas 7.34, 35.and 38.9, 12.2. Eſdꝛ 2. 21. 
 OF} At-25.3 6,39,40.2.0 03.1.4. Looke Diſea- 
 fes and Infirmities, 
 
 Side of Chꝛiſt pearced with a {peare. Iob. 
 
 19.34. | 
 
 Sigh. The Iſraelites fighed fo2 heir bon⸗ 
 dage,a Bete he ard.gerov.i.84.4nd 2.2 3524. 
 
 Paul fighed, and why. 2.@az.5.2,3. 
 
 Szzhts, looke Appearings. 
 
 Siznes ott rintes token faz mitecles, whera 
 by Sod Bothwake hic power kuchion. deren. 
 48,9, AND 34.10, HD 7, 3,29." ane 16. 4.* 
 ‘ Soy, 
 
 + 
 
S-I N 
 
 Joſch. 3.5. 1. Bing.: 3.3.and 17. 1. 14. and 18, 
 24.* and 20. 13, 122, 28,36, 42. 2. Kin. 5. 10, to 
 R5.ant 20 8,to 12. Matt· 8.3. E9.2.14 
 19,t0 22,36.fuch the Sctibes and Phariſes 
 Eequired. Gp att.12.38,ta 43. and 16, 1,18 6. 
 Iuke 11.29,t0 33.1. Loz.t.22, 
 
 Signes fometimes allo are tokens of afus 
 fance.Gen.9.02 15.8. Exod.3 1. 13. Joſh. 
 2.18, to 22, Judg.6.14.* 1, Sam. 2. 34.0 10. 
 #,(0 10.2. Sam a. 1,2. ã 2. Rin.19. 29. Iſai. 
 37.30.F 38.7. Tob 5.2. Qum. 16.28,29. Lu. 
 1.3536 37 0 2.12. (emetime foz tokens of 
 temembzance. Exo.i 2,.1 3 Qum.i5.39. and 
 16.38. and 17. 10. Joſhtia 4. é. looke Sacra- 
 ments. 
 
 Dunne, Moone, and Starred oꝛdeined foz 
 Signes,feafons,dapes, and peetes. Genel, r 
 34,t0 19, 
 
 Signes {hal follow them that beleeue, fog 
 & contitmsation of their Doctrine. Dar. 16.17. 
 
 Signes preceeding the Dap of tutgement. 
 Mat.24.29,t0 31. Wat 13.24.*Lu.21.25,% 
 Ala.s 2.10.9 3e- 32.7. Voel 3-15. 
 
 Tee ought not to feare the fignes of hea: 
 wen. Jer.10.2. 
 
 * Silence mult bee kept, ag time anb place 
 requiteth.JD20.10,19.anD 25.11. Ecclus.ao. 
 1,5,to 9. 
 
 Siler loske Golde. 
 
 Similitude · God fending his owne onne 
 in the fimilitude of Anul Aek, condemned 
 Grune in the feh Rom.d.z.and 6.5. 
 
 Semple concerning ewtil. Mat. io. 16. Ros 
 maneg 16.19, — 
 
 Hee that diſtributeth, let him Boe it with 
 fimplicitie. Rom 12.8. 
 
 aul reioicerh that his conuerfation wag 
 in finplicitie.2.@02-1.12. i ; 
 
 Singing. De boꝛah anb Barak tung pzaife 
 
 to God. jog. 5.1.7 and Welez andthe J G 
 
 raelites with Witiam. Ero. 15.1." and Das 
 uid allo.2. Dam. 22.16" 
 
 Wee ought to fing Pſalmes ant ſpititual 
 fongs te the Lod in our pearte.cpbe.j.19. 
 Gol, 3.16,17. ; 
 
 a fang fo2 Iſraelites to learne bp heart, 
 and fing. Deut.31.19.and 32.1500 44. 
 
 Singersogbeined,and thetroff.ce,and cour: 
 fez. 1.€2.25.1." ; 
 
 Danin the ſweete finger of H{cael.2. Sa. 
 23.1.looke Song. 
 
 Sinne and Sinner Sinne taken foz the reot 
 of pernerfitie Rom. 6.and 7. Chapters. and 
 foz a factifice foz the fatiifaccion for fiune. 
 Mom.8.3. 2. o2.5.21. ane finners, foz thole 
 that ate altogether abvicted to wickednefie. 
 Wat.9.11. John 9.34. 
 
 Anam latve hie finneto his wife, and hee 
 tothe Serpent. Gen.3.12,43 
 
 Though whom finne entren into f wolo, 
 ano death bp finne. Rom 5.12. 
 
 The deuill pꝛeuoked the woman tofinre, 
 Gen.3.4 to 6. 
 
 © He that committeth finne, is of the veuill. 
 1. John 3.8, : 
 
 Sinne is the fing of pesth.1.Qoz.1 5.56. 
 
 De is a finner that beleeueth not the Gol 
 prl.1.Jpet.4.17,18. 
 
 Jeroboam finned, g mate Iſrael tofinne. 
 1 Kings 12. 28,29, 30. which finne pulled 
 
 deſttuctian opon she citie. 3. Rings 14,16. 
 
 The fecond Table. 
 The like ig tobe leene in Baasha. r Kings 
 
 16.2, 3. 
 
 Samuel counted it a finne againſt the 
 Her to ceale praping fozthe Iſtaelites. 1, 
 ®am,12.23. 
 
 The chilen of Eli finned, and mave the 
 people to trefpaile.s-Sam.2.12,17,24, 25- 
 
 Idslatet s company muğ be hunnen, lett 
 twee fione againt the Lozde. rod. 23. 24, 
 3253 3- 
 
 Tayo fois ouercome of finne, ig the fers 
 uant ef finne. gobr 8,34. Rom.6.12. 
 
 Seruants of finne, are freed from trighte» 
 ouſneſſe, and contratx.Rom 6. 18,20. 
 
 Adam bauing finned fen from Gods pze: 
 fence. Gen.3.8. 
 
 Sone exempt from finne,and cherefoze all 
 aue neede of the (auiour.jPeo,20.9. Iſa.at. 
 29.80 5 3.1302, John 1.7.* 
 
 Sinne wag not knowen to beefinne, but 
 lap ag Bead, befoze the Lawe declared and 
 reuiued it Rom.5.13 and 7. 7,8,9- 
 
 As punifyment fog finne, peathis come 
 bpon all men. Rom.5.i 2. 
 
 Sinne abounding coulde not ſutmount 
 Govs grace Rom. §.15,20,28. 
 
 The fruit of finne ig hame, andthe enve 
 Death. Rom.6.21. 
 
 Cuerp man (hal oie foz hig owne finne, 
 Jer.31.30. 
 
 The bloon of Bulles and Geates couine 
 noi rake away finne. Web. :0.1,t05. 
 
 Dod korgiueth finnes. Zum, 1 4.18. Exod. 
 
 34:7. 
 
 CUiee ought not to continue in finne, Ec⸗ 
 tleg.24,1. 
 
 Tobe conucrted from fine, ig the gift of 
 God. Fer. 31.18,59, — 
 
 God called Adam to ſhewe him Fis finne. 
 
 en 3.9. 
 God ſhewed Kain his ſinne, befoze hee 
 curſed him. Gen.a10. 
 
 God puniſhed che people, becaule their 
 finne inereafed. Jer. 30.1 5- 
 
 Haluation pzomilcd to them that confefle 
 their finnes. Leui.26.40.42,45. Job 13.16. 
 Ezek 33. 11. 
 
 God imputeth not finne vnto bis faithful. 
 Phal 32.2. if 
 
 Dauit acknowledging Gis finne , was 
 pardoned.2.Garm.12.5 3. 
 
 The Iſrselites confefled the grieuouſnes 
 of their finnes. fudg.10.10.1 Dam, 12.10. 
 
 Pharaoh confelles his finnes, Exov.9 27. 
 and 10,16. 
 
 Df the fines ofthe Gentiles before their fi 
 
 calling. Zit.3 3.1. Cor · s.9, 10, 11. Rom. 1. 
 20.* Ephe.2. 12.1. Pet 4.3: 
 
 Raine is denied, g famine fent foz finne, 
 1. kings 8. 35,37. 
 
 The Hewes attributed their affliction to 
 their finnes, Batuch 2-5,6,7. 
 
 Whe finnes faz the which Jerulalem was 
 afflicted Jer.6.6,7. 
 
 God wil not pardon their finnes, who tur 
 
 from bim to others. Joſh.24 19,20. 
 
 Foz the finne of Achan,al tge people Were 
 punted. Joſh. .i.and 22.20. 
 
 The menof Gibeah,foz their finne. Jung. 
 19.24,25. were flaine,not onelpcommitecrs, 
 but winkers at the fame. Judges 20.1 3,14, 
 
 STEN 
 
 44,46. accoꝛding to Pauls Doctrine. Bemg, 
 1. 31.e like happened tothe Sovomites | 
 Gen.19 5525. 
 
 Gon is metcifull to the finnes- of hig 
 Baines, albeit be puni chem j5lal.89.34, | 
 32.33.8ND 1096.44.45. 
 
 Moles prapeth Goo to parton rhe peoples 
 finne, 02 elstorate him out ofthe booke of 
 Ife. Epo. 3231532. 
 
 Moles deleecheth Gov for the peoples 
 finne S2um.14.19,and Dauit foz bigetne. | 
 2. Sam. 24.10. 
 
 God pꝛomiſeth to bilte the finne of idola⸗ 
 trie. rod.3 2.34. 3 
 
 Abundance of {piritual bleſſings ate ppo- 
 mileo aier forgiuenctie of finnes. Hfa.44.3, 
 22 
 
 Ahil finned not. 1, Pet-2.22. 1. Johu 3, 
 §-Sila:53-9. 
 
 ‘$f we (ap we hane no finne, we make bim 
 a ipar, Who calieth al nieu Wicked 1, John is, 
 10.98-9.17. E 
 
 Remiſſion of finnes is through themercp 
 of God. Luke 1.78.(Wat. 2.5 ,20.Rom.6.15, 
 ¥7,20.bp bis ſonne APatth.1,16.24.¢ bp che 
 ſhedding of bis biped. Wat. 26.28. MJet. 14, 
 
 24. Luke 22.20, } 
 
 Chꝛiſt is the reconciliation foz al our fins. 
 s. Job.2. 2. whoappeared to beare shen: vpon 
 his bovie to tbe lame ende. a. gohn· ¶5. Rom 
 4.25.1. Det.2. 24. Gal.1.4.1. Gam. 1.15. by 
 beleeuing in pim. Acts 10.43.whois ibe m= 
 nocent Lambe offered bp the father Jobn rs, 
 29. the onelp facriftce once onely offered fog 
 al, Deby. 9:26,23. and 10.82,14,18.that we 
 fhould be zealous of geon works. Dit.2:14, 
 
 Chit came toca} fianers one lp to repens 
 tance. @at9.13. 
 
 Chif had authoritie to forgiue finnes, 
 Watt, 9.6. and remiffion of finnes mutt bee 
 preaches in his name to ali nations, Luke 
 24.47. 
 Chk did eate with Publicaners and fin- 
 ners Mat.9.10, 11. 
 
 Sinne againtt the bolp Gboſſt, is irre milli⸗ 
 ble.Mat.ra .zi 32. Mar. z3. 29. Luké 12.10, 
 Deb.s.4.5,6. and 10.26, 27. not to be pꝛayed 
 foz 1. Jobn 5.16. CAET 
 
 Then we were vead bp finne, God quicks 
 ned osin Colt Æph:2. 5,6. ; i 
 
 Gictozp ouer ſinne is given bs by Chzif. 
 3.Qlog.15.54,57- $ 
 
 — died kozvs being finners. Roman. 
 
 5.8. 
 Chꝛiſt Jeſus came intorhis world to faue 
 
 inners. 1. Jim.1 15 
 
 Vbꝛilt hath lati (tied foz our finnes,that we 
 dying te finne , might bee quickened by the 
 {pitit of righteouſneſſe. 1. Pet 2. 24.and 3, 
 18. Rom.6 6511. 
 
 Gons new Teſtament is, that be wil weite 
 his lawes is our beatts, avid remember out 
 finnes no moze. Deb.2.10.* and 10.16,17,26, 
 
 Ge being onder grace map not therefoze 
 finne: but rather bee femuch moze readie te 
 Dee good. Rom. 6.13,15. . 
 
 It our faith wete not appzorted bp good 
 workes, wee hatte fozatten pow weg were 
 purgen from finne 2 }Pet.1.9. 
 
 Hf anp manfinug , wee haue an aduocate 
 euen Jelus Chik the *F 1.John 2, 
 
 2 
 

 
 $IN 
 
 © Govis able to keepe Os from finne, and to 
 elent os taultleſſe with iep. Tute 24,25. 
 EC holseuct is bome ot Ged, {aineth not. 
 3, Sobu.5.18. 
 Dat duetie toward out brother that fin- 
 neth againfi bs. Gat.18.15.* Luke 17.354. 
 +. $@aG.0.2, Tini2.24,2 5.26. 0 ; 
 Jo Kee thar conuerrery a finner; Hall fide a 
 muĩtitude of finnes, Jants zor 
 
 Hee that finneth, ¢ being warnen amen 
 dDeth not. Har. 18.97, looge Heathen. i 
 
 JOublike finne, publikely to bee rebuked, 
 
 ꝛim 5.20. 
 
 Woles put the Iſcaelites in mian of their 
 EAnnes, and tohy.Dew 9. a. 
 Molſes theiweey the Iſcaelites their finne, 
 
 and pzaxeth Dos to pardon them., Exod. 3 2. 
 30,30." =S i 
 Cie ought to pzap foz our bꝛethꝛen which 
 fiane not bite death, and life Hall bee giyen 
 4 m 1. Tohnm5 16. 
 ots great Gobs mercie isto the finner 
 xxhat truelp repenterh. Wake 15. 1131 2. 
 . Sinner that conuetteth,ſee Ioy. 
 
 Sreatst puniſhment argueth not alwated 
 
 greater ſinners Luke 13.4,5.Qat.7.1,2. 
 
 Cibo fo beleeue nat in Thaſt, Hall die 
 _ im theit Annes, Joon 8.24, 
 
 i ; 
 
 The wicked heaps finne opon finne. Eee - 
 
 - .tlus.3.29.t0 lullill che mealure oftheir tar 
 others finnes. Wat.23.32.and 1. Theil.2.16, 
 Home mews finnes are open, going befoze 
 ‘puto iuagenent, loins olla afier. Cimot. 
 
 POLT 
 i a Judas confeſſed that hee had finned, and 
 hobo. Mat.ↄ7.4. 
 =i {zaple ts not ſeemely in the mouth of a 
 finner. Gcclus. 15.9. 
 Tae map not confert tothe inticement of 
 ; inners. ]920.1.10,to 10.Gett. 39.9. 
 a Moles calleth the molten calte of she Iſta⸗ 
 whites nne. Deu 9.21. 
 - The wicked thought ofa feofe, is Hune. 
 ORELE 
 Samnel conforteth the Iſraelites cone 
 fing thein finne. 1.44.13.39,20. 
 Sinneconsmets of eur lelues. Ecclus. 15. 
 
 11,12." 
 
 Sod ſeebeth not the death of a finner, but 
 his conaerGor..2-€h20.1 2.12. Czek 18,32. 
 ana 33.21. 
 
 How finne houlpe bee deſtrained of bg. 
 Bom6.12, } 
 
 Dead to finne Sow. Rem.6.2. 
 
 Govsmerciemakech inners pure, Jere. 
 FO 20. 
 
 Gad fearthethoutour finnes. Job 10.8. 
 hat were the ſinnes of Home and her 
 Gers. Ee: 16.49. 
 
 Ehe \cule thar Anneth, hall pic, except He 
 repent. Ezek. 16.4 5." 
 
 Dur finnes canle babrenneſſe and ſcatci⸗ 
 
 tie. Hag. 2. 17, 18, 20. 
 
 Oksde olfpring and eꝛiginall of finne the 
 durniſhaeut thereof, and bowe all men are 
 Sinners. Genef2.27,an0 3 1." and 6.5,6,7, 
 and 8.2.2.2 yen. 6. 36. Job 14.4 AND 15, 
 14. Plal.14.3. and 51.5, and 135. 11, Dro» 
 20.9. and 24 16, celes. 7.22. Ilai· t.6. and 
 3n8 45,25,26,27.and 5 36. and 64. 6, 
 Jerema 7.3. 2. Eld.7. 48. and . 35. TiD 
 
 
 
 The ſecond Table. 
 
 2124. Eccltis.15.14. and 21. POES, 19,20. 
 7093.6. Rom.3, 10,10 24. and 5.12, 14. ane 
 7.14,15519,20 and 6.23.and 14.23. Ephel⸗ 
 2.3 IPH 3.42. Jam.i. ger Colinth 5.21, 
 22. 1. Join. 1.10. looke Forgiueneſſe, ant 
 Confeſſe. 
 
 Singleneſſe of heart among Chꝛiſſians in 
 the puaritiue Church. Acts 246. © 
 +) Siler toza citie: Ezek, 16.46, and filters 
 foz kinthiumen.Qpat.s 3.5 6.G3at.6.2. 
 
 Sixe chings Gov hatecc, and bis foule ab- 
 hozreth the teieenthelD 20.6.1 6,020. 
 
 GF Scorne. Some laugh Gods meflengers 
 to ſcorne lome pzofite bp ther. 2,€h20n.39. 
 103 11. Nu? ~ l 
 
 Skie red, moning e} euening what it ſig · 
 Nifferh Mat. 16.2,3. whe 12.5 4.55456. 
 
 J Slanderers MUR not be heard. P20 20, 
 19 and 25.23. q 
 
 The wicken leebe to fluunder the godly 
 Pꝛeachet. Jer. 1838. 
 
 he wicked cauſeth Haunder and ſhame. 
 JP20.13.5. Looke Double, Backbiting, ana 
 Speaking, 
 
 Slaying Why Gor would flay the chijozen 
 of Ett.2.Dami2-25. 
 
 Amaziab flew them that lew bis father. 
 2. Kings 14.5. 
 
 Sane hetib ſlaine bp his owne children. 2. 
 Bings 19.37. Joliah by Pharaoh Necho. 
 2Kmgs 23.29. 
 
 The Leuites flewe theit Idolatrous bze- 
 thæn. Exo.32.27. Iooke Kill, and Retuge. 
 
 Sepe. As Samlon Nept his haite wag 
 auen off. Jung. 16.19, ) 
 
 Dania Runing his enemie Haul fleeping, 
 did him no harme .Samuel 26.7,12. Woke 
 Abifhag, 
 
 Eltial flept token the Engel cante to ginue 
 hint ſuſtenance. Gings19,5,6. 7 
 
 Iping Downe tafleepe, tue mmitik meditat 
 in Bods word, Dew 11.19, i 
 
 Death a fleepe, in relyee: ofthe refarrecz 
 tion Gen. 47.30. 8 at.9.24. Mar · 5. 39. ake 
 8.52.1. 003-7. 39. 
 
 Sleepe, put foz ignozance and wicked lite. 
 Bow 13.12. 
 
 Let ws not fleepe as others toe but tustch 
 and be (ober.1 tel 5.6,7,70. 
 
 Slome- Swift to heate, ahu ilow tafpeake, - 
 
 ge. lames. r. 19. 
 
 The Shatha willnot plough becaule of 
 one and therefore Hal begge in lammer 
 
 20.20.45 
 
 Ahereto & Mouthful man fs like. Pzo 15. 
 39.and 18, 29.dbeclug.22.1,2. - 
 
 Tbe velite ofthe flourhful flapeth Hin, 
 and vhp. Pꝛo 21.25. 
 
 The NMouthtull {eruant had bis talent ta- 
 ken from him Mat. 2 5-26,t0 37. 
 
 Cee oughtnot te be tlourhfull -g doe ler- 
 uice. Ram 12.1 t. * 
 
 Mf the ſſlouthdull,and Mourhfulnefle, $920. 
 6,6,t0 12.and 10. 26. and 13.4 and 18.9.a00 
 19. 15. ANB 20.1 3. AND 22. 13. and 24. 30.* 
 and 26.13 t17 Eccles. ro. 18. Ecclas 37. 
 ax.looke Idle. d 3 i 
 
 J Smal looke Foure. 
 
 Smel.Jooke Sauour. 
 
 Smite. Gow {mireth the diſobedient with 
 allmangy of plagues: Deu.2%a2. 
 
 S ©°4L 
 
 Gad fmote the Berliamites before the 
 Iſt s elites Ludg.20 35. + 7 
 Gon mote Maval to death, 1. Sam 25. 
 
 38. 
 
 Aho fo fmireth any mat, muft vie foz it. 
 Epod.2 1.22. Leuit.a24. 17, 21. Mum. 35,16, 
 to 22. 
 
 Curled is he thst ſmitetk hig neighbour 
 fecretip.Deut-27.24, | i 
 
 Df ihe puniment of tim that fmiteth 
 bis ſeruaut op maide. Exodis 31. 20,21,26, 
 
 2 + 
 
 Zidkiiah fmore Michaiah, and whp.r. kin. 
 32.24. j 
 
 {Sacl mitten on the mouth. Act,23.2.anB 
 Chꝛiſt. Datth.26.67. War. 14.65, John 18. 
 22523. , 
 
 Smith. Tubaleain the Gr Smith o} bea 
 fer. gen 4.22, 
 
 No South in Iſtael inthe time of Daule - 
 1.Dam 13.39. 
 
 F Snares of death ouertecke Danit. 2. 
 Sain.23,6,F3lalais.s ° 
 
 Snowe in Suramer, and taine in harueſt 
 not mecte. $920. 26.5. 
 
 The blood of Chik waſheth os whiter 
 then Snow. Blalm.s2.7.if by faith we turre 
 to bim. Iſa.i.i8. - : 
 
 J Sobrietie commended onto bd. 1. Thef. 
 5.8.1, Tim.3.2, 11. Cit. 2. 2.1. Pet.4.7.€ces 
 clus 31.12.* 
 
 Ee mult vnderltand aveogding te ſobrie⸗ 
 tie Rom.13.3. 
 
 Wal Cpake the wozdes of fobernefle and 
 trners Acts 26.25, 
 
 Socserie lee Fellowfhip. 
 
 Solde looke Sell. 
 
 Souldiers duetie. Luke 3.14. 
 
 Solemne. The ewes at theit Solemne 
 kealtes were wont to reiopce. Flai. 30 39. 
 with all theit bouſholdes, with pooze and 
 rawyerd , offering facrifices of thankefuls 
 mele. Deut.26.11,12, Wich kealies being 
 Proubencd, Goa abhozreth Fla. 1.11, to 16, 
 Hoſe.9.4, 5. 
 
 A Solemne Feal, at the erecting of the 
 moken calfe. %t0,32.5,6. anv at the letting 
 ‘vp of Jeroboama two golden calues.2. Kin, 
 £2.32533., - 
 
 At euerpfolemne feat twas a priforer let 
 loole to the Jewes. Yohu 18.29 looke Featt,’ 
 
 Soltarse. Chik prayed in a (olitarie places 
 Warsz 5. i 
 
 Songs. The Song of Paunad. 1. Ham.2.1, 
 to 14. of Elizaber. Luke r. 42, to 46. of the 
 birgine Marie. verſe 46, tos 6. of Zacharias 
 berie 68,to So.of the Angels. Luk 2.04. and 
 of Simeon. yerle 29,10 33. 
 
 Dalomong Songs were a theuſand and 
 fite. Minas. 0 
 
 The long Salomen of the toue between 
 Aiud and his Church, o2 the foule of man. 
 Cantal the 8 chaprers,looke Sing, Pfalmes, 
 Sud Prayles. k 
 
 Sonne.An euitnurtares fonne tg the dif 
 honour of pis father. Ecclus. 22.5, and ma⸗ 
 keth bid mother aſhamed. P 20.29.15. 
 
 Dain atthe fit, xhzough hemilitie, res 
 
 ‘fulen to be Sauls forine in lawe. 1. Sami 
 
 18 18,2 3. 
 Clilha bp paist obteinen thar big hoſleſſe 
 ; Houle: 
 
AS YORV 
 
 fhou's hate a fonne.z. Thing, 4.145 16,17, fee 
 Children. ; 
 Sonnes offered, looke Sacrifice. 
 Hov {pared nat his onely Sonne, but gaus 
 Yim fog bs all. Rom.83.32. 
 ~ Sonnes, blen fo: inbabirants. E3r.2,1,22. 
 and foz pofkeritic. Ezta 2, 35. Matth· 22. 42. 
 Ehꝛiſt called the Sonne of man. Matth:-8. 
 20. AND 12.8. AND 24. 30. and 25.1 3,31. and 
 26.2, 24. Max.2. 10 and 9,9,3 1.8 1 3. 26. and 
 1421. Luke 5.24 AND 6.5. and 9.21,26,44, 
 56,58. and £2.8.6c. Soh. 3. 13, 14. and 13.38. 
 The faithfull are the Sonnes of Goo. Lu. 
 20.36. John a. 12. Rom. 8.14, 2. Coꝛ.6. 18. 
 Dalat 3.26.1. John 3.1. Looke Corre- 
 ion. 
 Sorcerers puniſhment. Reuel, 21.8. looke 
 Soothfayers 
 Sorow. Paul releyced not that the Cas 
 
 rinthiaus were made Lorie bp bis Epifiz: 
 
 ° 
 
 ‘Dut that thep forowed ta repentance, 2. Log. 
 
 7:8,9. y 
 
 No man íg forie foz the affliction of Jo⸗ 
 Ceph. Amos 6.6. 
 
 God gluethto the vifobedient a forowfull 
 minde Deur.28.65. 
 
 G forowful mind ogieth by the banes Pꝛ. 
 17.22. 
 
 The Apoſtles forowfull, Hearing that 
 Chꝛiſt houla ote. Dateh.17. 22,23. and that 
 thep ſhould forgce bis bodily pzelence. John 
 16.6,t0 23. 
 
 * The bzethzen were forie that. ther Hula 
 fee Pauls face ua moze. Acts 20.37.38. 
 
 The prople forowed that Gov wonld not 
 goe with them ro Canaan. Ered. 33 4. 
 
 Paul was forowfull fo? Epaphzoditus 
 lickeneſſe. Phil 2.27,28. 
 
 Godbly forowe cauſeth repentance: but 
 worldlx forow cauleth Death. 2,.£02.7.10,18 
 Ecclus 30,23,24, 
 
 ~ Oe govlpare ag forowing, and pet als 
 wayes tefapcing. 2.202.6.4, ta 10, 
 
 Gee map not forowe aboue mealure foz 
 the dead, and vohy. 1.0 beflal.4.13.* Lovke 
 Mourning. 
 
 Che forowe of the beart is a ielous wos 
 man. CEcclug 26.6. looke Heauie, 
 
 Sdoth/ayers not to be regatded, no? iffe: 
 reo. Leuit.19.31, Deut 18 10, 11, 12 
 
 TUbo fo hath a (pirie of diuination oz footh- 
 faying ; ſhalbe onen to Death. Lenit.20.27. 
 
 Ioũah baniſhed all foothfayers, and fisch 
 a8 had familiar ſpirits. 2 King. 23,24. ſo did 
 Haul. 1.Ham.28.3. 
 
 *' Soothfayings,witcheraft, teis but banitle 
 Ecclus 34.5. 
 
 Gov will iudge foothfayers. Wal.3.5.anv 
 fend a ſword bpon them. Ferem.5 ©, 36. looke 
 Diuination, and Witch. 
 
 Sower, The parable of the Sower. Watt. 
 13:3. *40,18,*43, Dar-4.3, to 21. Luke 8, 
 53 te ió. 
 
 Soweth. Ag euery man foweth, fo {Hall he 
 reape. Gal.6.7,8,9. fee Sale. 
 
 Soule, taken foz the naturall offection. 
 Watth.26.38. War.14-24 John 12 27. Lu. 
 r.46 and 2.35 .f0? the fpitit wherewith man 
 liueth.Matth.o 38 2Coz. 1. 2 3. koꝛ the wil 
 fopned tothe vnderſtanding. 1. The C5. 23. 
 
 1.JDet.1.9,22. fog the wyole man, Gene.46. 
 
 The.fecand Table, 
 
 26,29, Erol. r.g. Dent, 10,23, om.13.1, 
 ct.3.43. faz the life, Apat2.20.€6.25. Lu. 
 13,22. Joh 10. 11. 13-37.E 15.13. Act. 20. 
 24. and foz the breath Actes 20,10. 
 
 Man became a liuing Soule. Gen.2.7- 
 
 : Charl bealed che vilesies of Soule and bodp 
 Luke 9,56. Joba 7:23. 
 
 Tee ought to keke , ferne anv loue Goo 
 With aif our beart and Soule. Deu.4.29. and 
 
 10.12, and 21,13. 
 
 Paul content tomine his foule foz the cons 
 Grmationof the Golpel. 1. hel 2.8. 
 
 The Soules of them that werg billed foz 
 the woz of God. Reucl.6.9. 
 
 Che Paſtours Hall gine accounta foz their 
 peoples foules, Deb. 3.19. 
 
 How our Soules are purifled.1.JPet,1,22, 
 
 Thole that litter foz Jeus Chtt, receiue 
 the faination of their Soules. s, Bet.i.4,9. 
 
 , Q man to put his Soule in his sands, what 
 itfignifier}. 1.@am. 19.5. and 28.21. 
 
 Wo pawe out out Soules betoʒe the Loꝛd. 
 1. Sam.i.15. Plal.42.1, 2.* 
 
 The Soule that finneth Mall die. Ez· 18.4 
 
 The Soule aftcrbearh goeth either to iep 
 oz paine. Ceccles. 12.7. Luke. 16,2223, 
 
 The faithfull in the Primitiue Church 
 were of one Heart and of one Soule. Act.4.32. 
 
 Soules appeate no mege after thep be once 
 departed from the bodp. · Sam. 12.23. Fob 
 7-9,10. ANB 10. 20, 21. 8D 14. 12. and 17.16, 
 fdfal.103.15,26. Iſal 3.19,20. and 65.3,4, 
 Túil 2. rand 3.1. cclu.38.20,28,23.Bar. 
 5.233. Luke 12,20. and 16,30,31. Actes 7. 
 §9-2.C02.61,14, 1. Thel. 4. 13 
 
 DE the immogtalitie of the Soule. Matth. 
 10 28. and 16.26. 
 
 © Span. Gntimelp bitths of a Span long 
 eaten. Latt.2.20, and 4. 10. 
 
 Spare. Af Gon fpared not the citie where 
 his Name was called bpon , Hall other goe 
 free? Jetem. 25. 29. 
 
 owe pzone a man ig alboayes to {pare 
 himfeife 2. Sam. 12.5,6. @Gctt.38.24.25,26 
 
 Sparkle. The ſubtill woman of Cekoah, 
 termeth Abfaiom her fparkle. 2, am.14.7. 
 
 Sparrow, looke Prouidence. 
 
 Speake. Ahat Gov {peaketh, hal come to 
 pelr. Ezek. 12. 25. 
 
 Cubo fo is macued bp Gods Spirit to 
 {peake, ig Directed in trueth, boldneſſe ana 
 eloguence, Job 32.18.” Exod ⸗. 12 15. 
 
 Ta fpeake put fo? to pzomife. Luke 1.70, 
 
 Sf anp man fpeake, let him talke ag the 
 wads cf God..Pet.4. 11. 
 
 Cee ought not to peake eniti ene of ano⸗ 
 ther. Jam.ꝓir.i. Fet 2.. Miſ.r. 1 i.noꝛ tes 
 gard euerp mans {peach, @ top. CE ccie.7.23. 
 
 Railets oz euil! dpeakers. Hail not inberite 
 the kingdome of beauen: 1.02 6.20. Looke 
 Slander, Backbiting,and Tongue. 
 
 Df fobsiette infpeaking.JDz0u,17.27,28. 
 Ecctles 5.1. 
 
 Speculations. Again vaine Speculations, 
 Col. 2,8,28. 
 
 Speedily. Pꝛeſume not of Gods mercie, 
 but conttert {peedily bp true repentance. Ec⸗ 
 
 clits 5.5,6,7. 
 
 Spies {ent to bie Ai. Jolh.7.2. and Jeri⸗ 
 cho. Joh. 2.1. € the land of Canaan.Mum. 
 £3.3,17.* CUbo,fo2 their eutll report, are all 
 
 Si P T 
 — Cane Caleb and Joſhua Numb.14.3) 
 3 k | 
 
 Spirit. taken foz the minde of man. Luke, 
 10.21, 2.Gozinth.7.1. 1. bell.s.23. fo? the: 
 life of man, Job. 34.1 4. tog a Spiritual eflence: 
 ſinply. John 4. 24, Foꝛ the olp. Spirite of 
 Gov. Ephel 5. 18 forthe graces of the (ame, 
 Spirit, Actes 8.1 g.and 19.2. Galat. 3.2. FOR 
 the man regenerated. Aatt.26.41, Roman: 
 7.6. and 8.4, Galat.5.16. Foz a tantalie, oz 
 baine tmagination of mang winde. Matth. 
 14.26. Foꝛ will and minde. 1.203. 5.3. bil. 
 1,27. Fozteecherg, oꝛ Pꝛophets. r. Sobn 4. 
 1, and fog earneſt ze ale todaatd Gon, 1, Tim. 
 4.12 } ; ay 
 
 The Spirite of God mooted bpon the wae 
 ters. Genelis 1.2, : 
 
 The Spirite of grace to bee powzen bpon 
 
 — — 
 
 the Jewes. Zech. n 2.0. a i 
 Abe holp Obok callenthe Spirit oferueth, 
 and mhp. Jobn 14. 17. 
 
 _ Die Spirite Dikributety ſundzy gilig. x, 
 Coꝛ.i 2.7,t0 12. 
 
 The Spirit of Ood dwelleth in Chꝛiſtians 
 1.€02, 3,16, i 
 
 CTUiholoeuer hath not the Spirit of God, iğ 
 not his. Rom beo. 
 
 Without the Spirit of Gor, wee sxe calip 
 trained to ivolattie. 1.@oz.22.2,3." 
 
 The great repugnancie betweene the 
 Spirit andthe fleth. Gal. 5.16.* à | 
 
 Vee knobs not of vohat Spirit pe ate, Luke | 
 955+ TiS 
 The Spirite of Gov vefcending bpon 
 
 ghꝛilt. John 1.32. Watth. 3.16. Luke 3.22. 
 
 That that is bore of the Spirit, ig Spirit, 
 John 3.5,6. ighe 
 
 Saint Paul reioyced thas te had the Spi- 
 rit of Govd.1.Qoz.2.12.and 7.40. 2:0} 4.13 
 
 jQo man that bath the Spirit of God, cal⸗ 
 Leth Beluserccradle. 1.63.12. 3. War.9.39) 
 
 Joſhua was repleniſhed with the Spirit of 
 wiſedome, by the laying on of Boles handes. 
 Deut.3 4.9. i 
 
 The Spirit wherewith Boles was ens 
 Dited, God put bpon the 7o. Elders. Numb. 
 11.06,25. 
 
 Che Spirit oF the Loꝛd came bps Othniel. 
 Judg. z. 10. bpon Iphtha. Tudg.11.29,32, 
 ppan Samſon Judg.i 3.25.8 14.19.and 15, 
 14, 15. bpm Saul. 1.Sam. 11.6. and spor 
 Dauit. 1 Sam.16.13.looke Clothed. 
 
 The Spirit of Ged departed from Darl, 
 and an enill Spirit fent of the Logd, vexed 
 pin, u. Sam 16.14. ' 
 
 Gon. reuealen to Samuel Lp his Spirite, 
 Sauls chiming a Bap before. r.Sa.o.15 ,16, 
 
 Dbadiad fearcth p the Spirit of God wouls 
 paue caried awap Eliiah. a. Rings 18.9,13. 
 
 Gov will not haue his pirit alway to Friue 
 with man, becaule be is burt ehh Gene.o,2, | 
 
 Only Gods Spirit fearcheth and knoweth 
 all things. 1.02.2.10,1 8, looke knowledge, 
 
 Govs Spirit heateth witneſſe An og , that 
 Chait ig the true Sattiour. 1. John 5, 1,6,83, 
 13. MWhich Spirit is the oymment that teache 
 eth bs. 1. John 2.20,27 
 
 Thole that haue Bods Spirit, Hall by God 
 be raifet to life ag Chk was. Rom.8.11. 
 
 Thole that are let bp the Spirit are not hy 
 ber the lam. Dal 5.14,18. Che Spirit of God 
 
 Kz renew 
 
$ E-I 
 nebeeth mans heart. t Sam.o 6. 
 The Spirit of God (pake bp Dauid. 2, 
 San 23. 2. 
 Bpthe Spirite the deedes of the bevy ate 
 mortitied. Rom.8.13. 
 o Qf we sine in the ðpirit, let vs allo walke 
 dnthe Spirit Sal.s.25- 
 © oe Spirit maketh requel forbs , with 
 axhes onerp:efleable. Rom.8.26. 
 < Bp che Spirit we ate made an Gabitation 
 Eon. Ephel.2.a2. 
 here the Spirit of Chꝛiſt is , there is li⸗ 
 bertie. 2. Coꝛinth 2.17. 
 be Spiricle Chꝛiſt into the wilvernetle 
 fo be tempren of the Beuill WD at.4.1. Marke 
 4,12. Luke 4.1. 
 A. Chik ofereo hbimelfe bp the eternal Spi- 
 rit ta Gow. Deb.9.1 4. 
 
 C Steuens aduerſaties could not rett the 
 irit by the which belpake. Actes 6.10, 
 Tapat the Law of che Spiric of life, which 
 
 ad in Chuk geſus, has sone foz vs. Rom. 
 
 25354 
 She Golpel calles the avminiGration of 
 e Spirit. 2, 02.3.8, 
 Moles crauety that the Loꝛd woulo put 
 ig Spirit bpon all tke people JQam.rr.29. 
 ~ Gon wu bee woꝛſhipped in Spirite anv 
 trueth. John 4.23,24. Epbel4 3.4. 
 Wee ought to bee feruent tu Spirit. Kom. 
 42.01, 
 í Che Angels are called Spirits. Heb.1.7. 
 _ Tee ought to trie the Spirits, and how. 
 John 4.15253. ; 
 i- Cpe bnowerh if the Spirit of man afcen- 
 pet and the Spirit of beaſtes deſcendeth? 
 Eccies.ʒ 21. and 12.7. 
 Lxing Spirits, looke Deceiue. 
 Gon fent an euill Spirit betweene Abime⸗ 
 ech and the men of Shechem. Fud¢.9.23- 
 Spirits of erraur {ent of Ge to veceiue the 
 Egyptians. Ta.19 14. looke +. Tim. 4. 1, 2. 
 Dkeuill and goad Spirits. Rom 8.38, 39. 
 
 t 
 
 | {goke Angels,and Soules. 
 | Dite naturall bodies halbe raifed Spiritu- 
 all bodies, 1 .€02.15.44,46- 
 |. Jtisatmall thing that thep ſhould reape 
 coppozal things, witch fow Spiritual things. 
 5, 07-9.11. ; 
 Spiritual Doetrine ought to bee compared 
 with Spiricuall doctrine. 1.22.2. 13,14. 
 The Spirituall man vifcerneth all things, 
 anv pet bee himlelke ig iudged of no man. 
 1. Co95. 
 Te ought to be filled with the Spirit ſpea⸗ 
 hing onto our ſelues in Spiricuall tongs, ¢c. 
 | Ephe. 5.18,19,20,21. Lal.3.16, 17. 
 ‘Goth Spirituall and tempozal things com: 
 mitted to the Mebzonttes. 1. h20.26. 32, 
 
 Spit. The Jewes vid pit in Chriſtes kace S 
 
 Mat 2767. Mad r 4.65. RLuke 22.64,65. 
 
 Sporles of the wicken are not to be coueted 
 
 - of thelerbat cenenge Gorg quarel! Eker 9. 
 310,15,16, 
 
 Spoiles diuided equally bp the ominance 
 of Daniv.1. Samuel 30.24,25 according to 
 the old cuffome. Joſh. 2. 8. um. 31.27. 
 
 Dauid fenveth prefents of his fpoyles, z. 
 Ham. 30.26." 
 
 1 2 RLU: 21.2;93 10. 
 
 > 
 Y 
 
 The fecond Table. 
 
 Spue, loske Colde, 
 
 Spurne. looke Heele. 
 
 § Staffe. Jaakob had but a Raffe when he 
 came to Laban, Gen.33.10. i 
 
 Eliſha fent Gehazi with a {afte to renine 
 bis hofteſſe child, bat be could not. 2- Wings 
 4.29,31. 
 
 The Palchall Lambe eaten with ftaues 
 in their bands.cE ron, s 2.11. looke Bread. 
 
 Standing. Renfek in the faith: Rom 5.2. 
 and 11.20, and 14.4.1. 202.10 12. and 16. 
 13. 2,0} 1. 24. Galat, 5.1, Epheſ.6. 11,14 
 Gol.4. 12-1: Chel. 3.8. 
 
 Starres created bp Gove boozd. Gen. a. 16. 
 
 The Starres are not pure in Gong light. 
 Job 25.5. 
 
 Starres fell from Heauen. IReu.8.10.8 9.1, 
 
 The Starre of Jaakob foz Chꝛiſt. Mumb. 
 24.17, 
 
 The Starre that guinen the wile men. 
 QD att.2.2,9 10. 
 
 Statutes of princes are no ercule to trant. 
 greſſe Hoos Law. Wich.6.16. 
 
 Steale. Wee thet ſtealeth one of his byez 
 thren, ought to die. Deut 24 7 . 
 
 Tbe Beniamites ſtole awap the maides 
 of Shiloh. Judg.20. 21. 
 
 Let bim that Role, Reale no moze. Epheſ. 
 4.28, laske Theefe. 
 
 Stead fafine (fz of the Faithfull. r. Sam 17. 
 26.* 2.5am.12.26.* 1. Kin. 18. 18.* 2. Bin, 
 3.14. 2425.Dan. 3.12.Judet. 13. 3.* TAN 
 5. 1. Dan.vz. ay. and 14.* 1, WA 1.65.66 
 And 2.2728.*2. ac 6.18.*and 7.1. Mat. 
 14 4, Acts 48.1 Tbel. 2. 2. 
 
 Stickes, Tooke Sabbath. ‘ 
 
 Stefnecked people the Iſraelites. Exod, 
 32.9. Deut 9 6. looke Obftinate. 
 
 Sarre up. looke ludge, and Faithfull, 
 
 S:ocke,lacke Tribe. 
 
 Stosket, looke Epicures. 
 
 Stumble, fee C hiin, and Ront.9. 32. 
 
 No man ought to put aftumbling blocke 
 before his brother. Rom.14.13.Lew.19.14. 
 
 Stones clane afunber at Cheifies death. 
 Wa th.27.53. 
 
 Gen cal great ftones from heauen bpon 
 the Amozites. Joſh. 10.11. 
 
 The to Duig Rones of the Ephod. Cre. 
 28 9, for 3° 
 
 Qaakob let bp a pillar of ftone, and why, 
 Gert.28.18,22. and made a heape of ftones 
 foz a witnefle of the cauenant betboeene 
 them. Gen. zi. 44, tas 3 
 
 Joſhua pitched a {tone bnper an Dke, and 
 toby. Joſh 24 21,24,26,27. 
 
 Samuel pitched a Rone fez a memozlall 
 of Gods apy. 1. Sam.7 .12. 
 
 “Shimei theewe ftones again Dawit. 2. 
 am. 16.13. 
 
 Gov commanded that after the Iſraelites 
 had conquered the Woabites, thep ſhould 
 marre euctp geod field wrth fones, 2, kings 
 3.19,25. 
 
 Saoner ſhould the Rones cep, then Chilis 
 glozp Haulin be bid. Qat.21.9,16- Qar. s 1. 
 9,19, Luke 19. 37, 38, 40. 
 
 Chꝛiſi the tefuſed heat comer ſtone conioi⸗ 
 Hing Jewes e Gentiles. Wat.21.40.1. det. 
 -2.7.€ phe.2.20.* (ee Chiift,ant Monumens. 
 
 Stoned. Moles feared to bee ftoned ta 
 
 SOVER 
 
 Beath by the people. Exod. 17.4. 
 
 The people would haus ftoned Caleb 
 Joſhua. Mum.: 4.10, 
 
 JRabory ftoned, fee Vitneſſe. 
 
 Paul wag once ftoned, Act.14.19. 1. Loz, 
 11.25. 
 
 Cie Jewes would hane ſtoned Chꝛiſt, 
 and twbp. John 10.30,31,33. 
 
 The imbabitants of Ziklag would haue 
 ftoned Dauid. 1. Sam.30.6. 
 
 Anam was ftoned bp the people of Tl 
 rael. 1.iings 12.18, 
 
 Achan ftoned foz taking the ercommunis 
 cate thing Joſh 7.1, 25, 26. 
 
 Mitches and Soothlapers, ac. ought to 
 be ftoned to Death.Leu.20.27, Denti 8.10, 
 te 15. Ero. 22.8. 
 
 No inticer to ivelatrie fo deate Onto bs, 
 but muft be toned to veath.Deu.13.6,to 10, 
 
 Cho fo effererh bis chilo ro MBolech, mus 
 be ftoned. fl euit. 20.2. 
 
 Steuen ftoned. Acts 7-58. and 22.20, 
 
 God will giue onto the fairhfulla heart of 
 fleſh, foz a Rony heart. Je.32.39 Eze 36 27 
 
 Storke foꝛbioden to the Jewes to eate of. 
 Deut. 14.8. 
 
 Store and Storehou fès of thofe that keepe 
 Gods Lawes, ſhalbe bleed. Deut, 28 8. and 
 of other, curfen. perfes 15,17. 
 
 Waning flore , wee mult not forget Gov. 
 fooke Fill. 
 
 Strangled ſoꝛbidden. Genel: 9.4. TEn., 
 14. Acis 15.20,29. 
 
 Strange. Faakob canted his toufholn to - 
 pit awap Rrange gous. Gen. 35.2. 
 
 The Iſraeſites prouskea Gey with 
 frange pods. Dettt.3 2.16, 
 
 Strange fief}, foz hozrible pollutiég. Juv.7. 
 
 Strange chtiazen diſſemble Pſa. 18.44,45 
 
 G ftrange teoma,toz an harlot. Jung.: s. 
 
 The ſtrange wozke, € frange act of God 
 Iſa ꝛ8.21. 
 
 againfi pzaper ina ftrange tongne,1.ge2 
 rinth.14.14.” 
 
 Strangers fepatated from the people of Ye 
 rael Ache 13. 1, 2, 3. 
 
 The ftranger that pzapeth it Gods Teme 
 ple, fhal! be heard. 1. Rings 8.41,42, 43. 
 
 Won loueth rangers. Deu.10.18. 
 
 The Flraclites were flrangersin Egypt. 
 Deit.10.19. 
 
 Tee ought not to peruert the right of the 
 — and fatherlefle,and whp. Deut.a4, 
 
 17518. 
 
 Mie ought to lone ſtrangere. Lenit.19 334 
 
 any 
 
 34. and not to iniurie og eppzefie them, and. h 
 
 whp, CExod.22,21, and 23.9.Deut.24.54. 
 
 Strangers are commaunded to heare and 
 reade the Late. Deut. 31.12. 
 
 Tee were ſometime ftrangers from the 
 promife. Epheſ· ↄ. 12. 
 
 Srangers payd tribute, Watt.17.25,36. 
 
 Powe wee ought to dee Goedtoftrangers, ` 
 Gen.18.1,t0 9.and 19. 1, to 4.Lesit.23.22. 
 Nirmi5.24, 15. 16. Ezek.22.7. and 47.22. 
 Zech 7. 10 PPſal. 147.9. looke Widowes. 
 
 Tee are ſtrangers, and foiourners in thig 
 world. Gene.15.13,14.€ 47-459. 1. Chꝛo. 29. 
 1 5. Pla. 39.12. @ 105.1213, 23. @ 118.19.2. 
 Gop.§.1,t0 7.Phil 3.12,13 Peb. 1.89,10, - 
 13,to 17. and 13.14, 1. Pet, 201. 
 
 Strale. 
 
 
 
 
 
Sv. TE 
 
 Straite looke Gate. 
 
 Strength. God is our ſtrength. Exod.i 5.2. 
 2. Sam 22.3. Jobↄ 19. 
 
 The ſtrengch which Samlon had bp Gods 
 
 fpirtt went from him. Jadg. 16, 19,20. 
 
 Strengthened. Zhe Lod ftrengcthened E⸗ 
 gion again Iſtael, and why. Judg. 3.12. 
 
 Godfirengthened jaul againG Mere.2. 
 Tim.4. 17. locke Encourage. 
 ~ Strife and enuping are wezkes of datke⸗ 
 mefle Rom.13.12,13. 
 
 The waters of firife.Qumb. 20. 13. looke 
 
 Striue. 
 
 Strings, DE Strings of the Tabernacle. 
 €£10.26.4,5. 2 
 
 Stripes Coz any treſpaſſe might not be ad- 
 fudged abone 40.at once. Deut.25.2,3. and 
 of them on a lupetſtition there wag one abas 
 ted afterwards. 2.@02.11.24, 
 
 Cibo Hall bee beaten wich manp ftripes, 
 and who with few. Luk.12, 47,43. 
 
 Strip. God theeatned to {trip the Syna⸗ 
 gogue efthe Jewes, if thep repented not. 
 Hol 2.2,3. 
 
 Strine not about woꝛds noz keepe compas 
 RY Wich them that Boe and wHp.z.Tim.6.4, 
 5.2-Qim.2.14,23,24.* 
 
 iso Dare ftriue and and again& Goo, 
 2 accuſe him? Tiin, r 2,13, Job 9.32." and 
 16 21. and 39.35. 
 
 Dow ſtrifes map be ended. Genel.: 3,8,9. 
 Bat.s5.25. 
 
 The lat of them that firiue, and Hurt one 
 another. Exo.ꝛi.i 8,19, 22. 
 
 Againſi ſtriuing.looke moze Ecclug. 8.1, 
 
 2,3.and Contention. _ 
 
 Strong looge Encourage. 
 
 Stubborne hearts thal fare enil at the laff. 
 Ecclus 3.27. fee Children, 
 
 Woles prapeth forthe ſtubborneſſe of the 
 people, and whp. Deug. 26." 
 
 The Jewes watked after the ftubborne- 
 aeſſe of their wicked heart, Jer.18.12,* 
 
 Thelo avvzefleth his ſpeech tothe tub- 
 . borne heatted. Iſa 46.12, 
 
 The wicked wil bleffe bimfelfin the Rub- 
 borneffe of his owne heart. Deu.29.19. 
 
 Stubble. The wicked ate ag ftubble befog 
 the wind. Job.21.:8. 
 
 Whe Iſraelites fozced to gather ftubble 
 for fraw.cro.5.12. 
 
 _ Stufe. The Pꝛophet is willed to prepare 
 Ruffe to gae inte captiuitie Eze.t 2.3. 
 
 g Subizéts duetie. £70.10. 13.and 22,28. 
 FRam.16,2,9-* Loh. 1. 1617, 18. Neh. 5. 1.* 
 3920.1 3.1.9 20.2, 20.5 24 21. Ecclus 8 2,2 
 4.€ 104. 20. Jet. 27.3). Baruc. rr. * Matt. 
 17.24,33."222.16,to 23. Luke 20.20,t027. 
 Róm. 3. ito 8.2. Theſ. 5. 12,13.1. Tim. 2. 
 1,2,3 Tii.3 1,2. Hebz. 13. 17, 18. 1. Det. 2. 
 23to 18. Jude 8. 
 
 . Tene Subie&s cannot Dee counterpoiſed 
 with treaſure. Eſt 7 4. 
 Sabornation 1. Kin.2i.r o. Acts 6.11. 
 , Subm:t pour ſelues one to another in tbe 
 - Feare of Gor. Ephel 5.21. and to all maner 
 e2dinarice of mau fog the Lows fake. 1.Joet. 
 2513. 
 Sabtile. The ſerpent more ſubtile then anp 
 beañ of the fielt.Gen.g.5.. oo 
 Jenadab a fabule man 2. Sam 13. 3. 
 
 Theſecond Table. 
 
 Ablalam reconciled to Dauids fauour bp 
 a ſubtile woman.2.Sam. 4. 1,t0 25. 
 
 Rebekah bp ber ſubtilitie, pzocuted the 
 blefiing to Jaakob. Gen. 27.9,t0 30,35. 
 
 Subtiltie fine, but vnrighteous. Ccclu.1 > 
 24,25,26. 
 
 Succour kooke Helpe, 
 
 Sucke. Wanna gaue ber ſonne fucke. r. 
 Sam. r. 23.0 did Sarah· Gene· 21.7.0 Wo: 
 {eg mother: Exo, 2.8,9. and Gamions. Juv. 
 13.24,24. and lo did Elifabeth.Luk.1.80,and 
 the virgine Warp. Luke 2.7-and Salomons 
 moether.Cant,8.1.an0 Daning. Jalal, 22,9. 
 lopte Nourfe. 
 
 Suffring.Cpuik ought to haue fuffred and 
 foto enter into glory, Luke 24,26, 46. Hebe. 
 2.9.1. Pet. 1. 11. 
 
 Te ought tofufter with Chzik after bis 
 erample, and why. 1. Pet. 2.24.6 4.131352. 
 Tim.2,12. @ the example of the Pzophete. 
 James 5.10. 
 
 Let bsnot ſuffer ag euill doers, but as 
 Chꝛeiſtians.i. Pet.4.1 5,16, 
 
 Blelſes are thex that fufter fog righteent: 
 nes fake,and mhp. Detz 14317, 8. Bat. 
 3.10. 
 
 The long fuffering of God Roma.ꝛ⁊.4.2. 
 Det.3-15 JPlal.86.15.¢ 103.8.¢145.8. Jo⸗ 
 el 2 13. Jonah 4.2. ah. 1.3. Miſ.i15.1. 
 
 The long fuffering of Chꝛiſtians. 2 Coz. 
 6.6.Col,.t.11, it iga fruit of the fpitit. Dala, 
 5.22. 
 
 Cie ought to reioice in ſuffring fog Chꝛiſts 
 fake, ana whp r, et. 1.3,t0 9. 
 
 To fufter foz the usme of Gad, id hig onip 
 pift. JPbil. 1.29. loske Tribulation, 
 
 Sufficient dooke Contented. 
 
 Tae are not fufficient ef our felucg to think 
 anp thing, but our {ufficiencie ig of Gov. 2. 
 Cor3.5. i 
 
 The Scripture fufficient to leave bs to 
 perfection.2.Cim.3.16,17. 
 
 Sunday.looke Day. 
 
 Sunne.Df tie bozfes of the Sunne,2 Hin. 
 23.5,20. $ 
 
 The Sunne Rapes at the deſtre of Joſhua. 
 Joſh.1.0. 12. 
 
 The ſhadow ofthe Sunne went backe ten 
 degrees in Hezechiahs dayes.2. Ring.20.9, 
 rr, Iſa.38.8. 
 
 The Sunne wag darkned at Chriſis death. 
 Luk.⁊ 3.45.Mat.27.45looke Signes. 
 
 Super fluitie of maliciouſneſſe mutt be laid 
 away. Jam.i.2. 
 
 Superfistions of the Athenians repꝛooued 
 
 bp aul.Act. 17. 21,t0 32.* 
 
 Fetus termeth tye Jewes cbiections a. 
 gaint Paul, queſtions of their owne fuper- 
 ftitions. Actes 25.19.lo0ke Ceremonies and 
 Traditions, 
 
 Supper ofthe Le: infiituter, Matth 26. 
 26, z31. Mar 14. 18,to 27. Luk. 14.22,t0 24. 
 wiich ought to be receiued intemembzance 
 of Chris veatý. i.Coꝛinth.i 1.24. Unke 22. 
 1% $ 
 geten Supper. Luk. 14.16,t0 25. 
 
 leſſed are they that are called to the 
 HLambes Supper.Qet.19 9.17. 
 
 Lazarus and Warp made Chik aSup- 
 per. Jobn 12.1,2, 
 
 Paul taught the maner of celebzating the - 
 
 $;wWuE 
 Supper , ad hee ad receiued ofthe Lorde. 
 doz. 11.23, to 27. aud rebubeth the irren 
 tent comming thereunto.1.€02.15.17,t02 
 and eteti the Danger of the pnwogthp r. 
 celuing and bow toreceiue it to ont comfog: 
 1,00}, 1.1.27. 
 
 Cie godly cate and Minke Chꝛiſis boni 
 and blogd in the Suppcr,onelp bp faith. Joh 
 6 $0,f059,63.¢ 11.26, 8 15.5.1. C010. 1 
 324-Cpbe. 3.17." 
 
 The wicked eat not the boop and blood ol 
 Chꝛiſt in the Supper, ne haue anp profit b 
 bis paflton. G5 at.7.6. John 19.1,2,¢320ma, 
 8 9.1, Cozrinth.1 1.27,29.2-C0}.6.14,55,516, 
 cb, 6.6. Tit. 1.15,16. 
 
 Againkk the releruation of anp patt of f 
 bread of wine, blen inthe Loꝛdes Supper 
 Exo.i2 9, t0.and 16,19. 
 
 The wopdes(This is my body) bfep in the 
 Loꝛds Supper, are [poken Gigucativelp.Gen 
 17-10,11 and 33. 20. feD.12.11.Deut.31 
 15. John 14.6. aud 15. 1. and 5-7. Acts 2. 42 
 Rom.a4.i 1,17. 1. Coꝛ. 10.4, 160. Tit. 3.5. 
 
 Chilis naturali body can bee but in on 
 place at once, and therefore is not in the 
 bead an’ wine in the E ezds Supper. Barth 
 24223,24,anB 26. 11. Ar. 16.19.JLuke 24, 
 2,3:6,51. Gob 16.28. Actes £.9,10, 11, 8M 
 3.20, 21. and 7.56.2. Cozinthians §.16.and 
 Coloſſ.ʒ.i.Philippi.ʒ.ꝛo. Hebꝛ.. r.and 10, 
 12,13, Leoke Taafubftantiation anD Sacra- 
 ments. é 
 
 Support. Tee ought to fupport one anos 
 ther thzough lowe. Ephe. 4. 2. ` 
 
 Sur fez, The difcemmedities of Lurferting, 
 Ecclug.31.19,20,25 and 27.29, 30. LLooke 
 Drunkenneffe ana Gluttonie. 
 
 Suretifhip. Judah became furetic to big fas 
 ther to bging Beniamin againe. Gen.43.9. 
 and 44,32. looke moze Eccius.29.15, 022 
 JP 20.6.1,to 6.and 17. 18. and 20,16. 
 
 E Swanneferbinden. Deut.14.17. 
 
 Swarmes of flies,a plague of€gppt. Ero. 
 8.24. fal 105.31. 
 
 Jerufalem {warmed full of ivalatrie, which 
 — the caule of fer punifgment. Ezechiek 
 
 iid 
 
 Sweare. TUe map not ſweare by anp thing 
 be fine GoD, no? bp him, but vpon good orcas 
 fong. Jerem.5.7-and 4. 2.JQoma.1.9.and 9. 
 1.2.0 07.1,23) Ded. 6.16,17. Exo.20.7. anb 
 23. 13. Lcui. 59-5 2.Deuter,5.15.46.13 anv 
 10,20. Joſh 23.7,8. Zech.59.3,4. Datt5.345 
 to 38. Jom.5.12. 
 
 A man ought not to accukeme himleife te 
 fwearing atid tobp Ceclus, 23.9,t024.and 
 27-54. 
 
 God ſware that the vnbeleeuing Tewes 
 fhaio not enter inte the lande of Canaan. 
 Deut: 34 35 Qum 14 23. wohich be fulfils 
 led.Deut . 13, 14. 
 
 Jolephſware Genel 47.30,31. fo did Jo⸗ 
 ſhus end the princes of Itrael Joſhua ↄ. s, 
 18,20 andthe Iſreelites. Fusg.21. 1. anv 
 Haul.1,.Daw.19.6.and Dauid.i.Sam.24 
 22,23.2. Sam 19. 23. 1. RINGS 1. 17,29,30, 
 and Jonathan. n Sam. 20. 16,17. and Bales 
 mon. Kings 2.23. ? 
 
 S. Paulſware to the prcfite of others. 2. 
 02.1, 23, = 
 
 Gov doe foto mee and moze allo: amane 
 
 B3 é 
 
E swo 
 
 ef Swearing. 2. Sam. 3.35 (cone Othes, ang 
 
 Hand, 
 
 i Sweate.looke Bread. 
 
 Syeete bread, looke Pafleouer. 
 
 i Swimming ſaued Diners that piere in the 
 ip with Waal. Acts 27.43344. 
 Swine. Ce legion of teatis pernitted fo 
 
 fo inte the peatu of Swine, CSEND, E 1,32." 
 
 jB2t.5-9 950 14:1LU.8.20,t6 34. 
 
 JPeacles ought not robé call befoze fwine 
 
 AnD iwhp. apace 7.6. 
 
 Sword. Aithat tate the Sword, thal periſh 
 Sait the CoD. att, 26.52. Rener £3.10. 
 5 @ he vifciples alked cf ibep ioi ie mite 
 wviid the fword tLu.22-49. 
 hi Gil aitact mitoni Sword o2 (peare, fane 
 Teul and Gonarijatt.1. Sanit 3.19,22. 
 
 The Magilttate bearery nse thefwerd 
 
 Dox nourbt Rom. 13.4. but patuate perlons 
 
 re piabibiten tole it BBat.5 739. 
 
 ‘Whe {word is chaeatned co tholethat break 
 ‘Gevscoucnant. Leuit.26, 25. ane follors J⸗ 
 Poles. Deut.3 2.25. 
 She Lone cauled rhe Midianites to hill 
 ‘one another with their (words. Jadg.7. 22 
 
 God whetteth bis fword when yee taketh 
 beageancr. Deu z241. 
 
 Gen twas the {word of the Iſtaelites gle⸗ 
 tp DIN. 33.29. 
 
 
 
 
 
 ‘Dien ouercone, but bis power. Jo.14.8,01, 
 í 2 ae ag hee pasmiicb.Deuieron.7.3 1523, 
 
 “eye {yo20 of ae iga ſharpe thie cogen 
 Fword.Qutte.t9 
 be fword of ‘the ſpirite to Difcomfte oat 
 moxal ennemie. Eph srz 
 ; Chait came not to (ene Pce ybu ihe 
 werd Mat 10 3435 Lu. 12.51. 
 
 Tiit wales his Dilciples to buy them 
 ———— 22.26, 
 
 The word Hall not goe thozowe a govtp 
 Jand Leut.26.6. 
 
 Baa ia 
 
 the fword fhoulte paite — Het loule. 
 
 Luke 2.35. 
 
 € generation thole teeth ate twords. JD? 
 
 "30.14 
 
 i g of the wirked callen tore- 
 
 dDentance Holſe· 2. 1, 2. 
 
 Synagogue, whercin were trained op ae 
 bercines, ge. Acta 6. ae 
 
 
 
 Tabernacle of che Longregetion pitched 
 farre ftom the holte Exod· 3 3.7- 
 Abꝛaham Dwelled in tents o⸗ Tabernacles, 
 
 Den, 12. 8. 
 Etpe forme ofthe Tabernacle, anti the 
 appertinances peeferiben. Tror „26:1. * and 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Qhap.40.2,t3 14 ac. 
 
 Zone tere Luite-e to be in the Taberna- 
 cle. „then the bie prielt went into the Sané: 
 Jtuarie dent v6. ‘7, 
 
 Whe lak andgreat vap of ihe kafi of Tas 
 ernacles. Jahn 7. 37) 
 
 Dur bodies calien Paberaaclesi a fons 
 /354.2.Jpet.1.03,t4 
 
 CAbat the two Tabernacles fignifiz. Heb. 
 © 9.657,8.% 
 
 It is nest the word whereby Gods chil Fi 
 . was pws of the common talcnrs.GiVat18.24. 
 
 Simeon feretold the birgine Marie, that §4.0 35 
 
 36,1. Eniſhes. Eha 39. 32. and reated vp. 
 
 Jabal inuentey Tabernacles og tents. 
 
 The ſecond Table. 
 
 (Het 4.20 which eee Poul exercifen 
 to get bis umg. Acts 18.2,3, 
 
 Tables o} boatdes fog the Cabernacle to 
 Hand vpen.pa.26115, 
 
 Foley cecviued the two. Tables at Hove 
 bond. Exod. 35. 18.8 32.5, 16. aꝛm bze aketh 
 chem. verle 12⸗n8 is commanded to Helve o> 
 ther tike the frit ann fo he dio· Exod 34.5, 2. 
 Drut toh. 
 
 Theforme end fituation of the Table in 
 the Tete Dread. GE pods5.23,fa32 E 26.35. 
 
 Cobiag biveery tye gebly to bis Tabde, 
 Tob.. 
 
 Salamon pleced ten Tables: in the Teme 
 ple.2.& zen. 48 
 
 ‘Table put tor that wherein men chiefly TA 
 lightdRom.:1.9, 
 
 Tables biea fog offices belongtr E tothe 
 poor ctg 6 2. 
 
 Take. Mim that taketh thp cloake fogbiv 
 Rot to take thp coate alfo, L u.6 29. 
 
 Thu taken vp te heauen. Mark. 16.1 * 
 Lub.24. 55 Acts r 9. ioke Aſcend. 
 
 Talebedrers and Tale tellets. Pꝛoti. 16.28. 
 
 „ang. daud 26,20,22, Ecclus 53. 15.l100ke 
 
 Bulibodies. aud Backbiting. 
 
 ©. Talents, Salomon hau gs o.talen: sof gold 
 
 brought trem Dpi, ing.o 282. iS, 
 
 18.ane r20. froni Diram Rings 9.14. 
 Cbs talent of the emple. Eron, 25. 39. 
 
 2.54.1 2: 30.4. hz 20.3, 
 
 Talketoone tefting; Idle ant Speech. 
 
 Target, Halomien mage 200. Targets of 
 beaten golia Kinge ro. rs. 
 
 Taxe. ſooke Tribute. 
 
 Taie. Gye rophet that teachers lice, ig 
 the taile, Jla ⸗ 45. 
 
 Teaching. ae ought teteach the Scripe 
 tures, asaccalion tsauniltrev. 1. 02.2.1 50 
 GND 36152. 05 2 
 
 Chꝛiftians are caught of: Gen, axb howe. 
 Soon 6.28.45. eb.S.1461, oyn 5.20, Hla, 
 A \ ; 
 
 Chꝛiſts minikers muk teach mhatfoence 
 he hatg comntanded.95 at.28.20.and where⸗ 
 of the holy D polt ould pur chemin minde. 
 John 14. 6 26. Arig 1.4.0.2 4.49. oha g. 
 26.and 26,9. | 
 
 Dee that teacheth ought to be Directen ty 
 Gos wT AE ria 
 
 Thee ought foto teach, ag wee map edifice - 
 
 oné another. —————— 
 Whe wile Scribe thar igeaughe vntothe 
 Mignone ef heaudn, Wat 13 52. 
 God taught hig people bp hts wozd. Deu. 
 4.376.809 32.10. 
 ot hath taught og the good wap to walke 
 {í (1G 3.8.35, 366 
 Hod nurtured ibe Jiractites forty vecres, 
 to reach them to Suga him and chemle lues. 
 Deu, 8. 2, 3o 4; Ss à 
 Gad taught the pansa Dauit to Srbe: 
 2. Sam. 22. 35. 
 God commanven Moles to ach the Ff 
 raclites tofeare and obey him, tor thur pro” 
 fite.Dew.5.29,32.7aN9 G.8,2535 17,18, 4. 
 
 Gules warnethrve Jewes te doe what tbe 
 
 ** Ny Leuites ſhould teach tbem. Deut, 
 er ove to teach ont ‘shitegen the buon . 
 
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 FED Ding r.g to 22.00) nrn, 13. 
 BVO hal rear things God pach Done tas 
 09.7.1 3.12,10 17-2DeU.g.9,10 F6.7,21.* 
 Joſh 4.6, —— 1.74,75. as Abzakam Div. 
 Geu. 819. 
 
 Ic holada the chiefe Jiel taught Irie 
 aly 2. Ring 1a: 2, 
 
 DSamuel taught the Iſratlites the good 
 wap.. Sam, 12,23. 
 
 Spollos eluquent ond mighty in the ferips 
 tures Difbainen not tobe taught of a cratie 
 man-Gcis 1824,26, x 
 
 Wile isthe teacher of the faithfull. Jolt 
 14.20 Dials 1.80, 351253 3. 
 
 Me teacher of tye Gentiles. t 
 
 {a2 
 
 Lp oseined teachers, c.in bisLbhurch, 
 anu wp. Mts 13. 1. 1. 02.92.28 €pb.4. bay 
 12,t0 57. 
 
 Thiele that bp teaching turnemanp te 
 rig stzoulnette Malline ag the ſtarres fog 
 Luce. aM. 12, 3. 
 
 Teachers ſhoulde teach the wogde of Gon 
 puretp.1.j9ct.4.10, 
 
 Teachers ought netto teach fox luere, noz 
 Dete about rife of words, dut beinfant in 
 tie Goſpel, and why. 1. WIN. 63 p521. 25 
 Tim 3.3,to n0. and 4.2, 3,4. Cin, 10,1130 
 17 and 3,9,10 Col 2.8. 
 
 Bich ag trach fies , anv their panithe 
 mens, 2.18 2t.2.452,3.7and 3. 17. vnd 2. Johe 
 10. 
 
 Teaching is a gift of Hov. Rom. 12.6,7e 
 toske Dogtours and Doctrine. 
 
 Teares.iooke Fecte, Weeping, Widow, and 
 ynbeliefe, 
 
 Tearing of Clorbee. GD. ne.37.3 4.4 44. TED 
 Jolh.7. 6. Geng. 14.35-1.Daitt.4.12.2.9% 
 13.19 E41. Ila 37.2 2. Joel z. 13. 1. Ma⸗ 
 cab.2,14. and 3.47.40 4.39 Leut 13.45. 
 
 Tearing with a ſpirit. Mar.9. 18,20. - 
 
 Temperance. 5. jDaul diſputed at Tempe- 
 rance Before Felix.Acts 24.26, 
 
 Temple. She coueriug of the Temple of 
 pure gold.a King 6.20 25. 
 The bdu Dding tozme, parification, and ves 
 Dicatton of the Temple, 1 Wings 6. 1,te 13 
 
 and $.63,64.4.99a0.4.47,42,43, 
 
 Tbe thoula be receiued-torbe minifering 
 rs * Temple, and Wyo reierted. Ezek 44- 
 
 — king of Judah repaired the Tem- 
 ple.2.Ring.22.4,10 18. fo Did Joltah.2 Rin 
 22:4:to 8. 
 
 Jehoaſh king of Iſrael (potter the Tem- 
 ple? Bing. 14.43.14. and fo did Shiſhak 
 King of Enppt. King. 14 26. 
 
 The Temple defaced.ꝛ Wing. 25.9, to 182 
 Jers zito 24. 
 
 Dagreirepzoueth the Pemes ſlackneſſe 
 in recoifping the Temple, Hagg. 1:2,t9 155 
 wherupon Serubbabel and Vebethua begin 
 ming the woke are bindzen Cea 4 4,5,244 
 
 @ he Difpoktion anv ogver of the teedityeng 
 of the T empl with bid appertinances, Eze. 
 41.1.* 
 
 Bors promile to thoſe that ould refoge 
 Temple, Mag. 2.16,20, 
 — Temple reedified· Ezra 3. 132. and 6. 
 5n 40ertes. John 2.20. 
 * Qe gorie ol the decon Temple, excee⸗ 
 
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 “4, 
 
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 s tpe fir. Hag.2.4,7,8. 
 atin peffruction of tye Temple is fozes 
 gewed. Amos 2.5, Zech.i 1.6. Matth. 24. 2.* 
 QB at.13.2- Luke 19.43344. and 21,6. 
 
 ` Che Temple {poples. 2.Gacc.5.15,t022, 
 aud vefilen. 2.05 ac.6.2. 
 
 Bp which gates the people went out, and 
 
 ~ bp which thep went into the Temple. Ezek. 
 6.8,9.* 
 y Lbpitk cak out of the Temple thole that 
 folve and bought, and why. Mpatt.21.12,8 3. 
 Gout: LEIS, 16,17. Luke 19.45. John 2, 
 E4515 16. y : 
 
 The Apollles were continually in che 
 Temple. Luke 24 53. Acts 2.45. 
 
 Peter and John wene ints the Temple to 
 pap. Acts. 3.1. 
 
 Jn what temples God dwelleth 02 dbeel· 
 leth not. Acts 7.48. and 17.24. Gla.66.1,2. 
 kings 8.27. Ep 
 
 Chriltians are the holp and ſpititual tem- 
 ple of Gob. 1.702:3.16. 
 
 Thep that Delttop tye Temple of God, 
 hall be dellroped a. Cor. 3. 17. 
 
 The bilion of the Temple. Reu 15.5. 
 
 Dur bovies are the Temples of the bolg 
 Ghoſt, 1.€02.6.19. r 
 
 The Temple of Chꝛlſis body. John 2.19. 
 ` The Temple of the Loꝛd whatit is. Jere» 
 
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 Z tite Temples of the Gentiles inmplopen to 
 gaine.2. Mac. u 1.3. 
 
 Tempt not God, Deut.6. 16. Matth. 47. 
 1. Coꝛ.to.ↄq. 
 » The Iſtaelites tempted Govolt, aud di- 
 wer. Erod.17.2,7. FAUN. 4-32. 
 
 . Abe Pharites and Saddiices tempted 
 dhit. WH atth. 16, 1.4 19.3. and 22.18,35." 
 ars. Lub.10, 25, and 11.16. Joh.8.6. 
 
 The Berhulians tempted Hon in pzelcri⸗ 
 bing atime. Punet. 8.12.* ; 
  Ananies and Sapphira tempted the fpi: 
 tit of the Lord. Actes 5,9. ; 
 Job tempted bp bis wife. Job 2.9. and 
 Chꝛiſt by che venili inthe wildernefle Mat. 
 4-1,3. at. 1.12,63. Luke 4-1,2. 800 why. 
 
 e0218. ; 
 
 Pow aud whereby euerp man is tempted, 
 James 1.53,14. 
 
 Datan isa tempter, 1.Tbel.3.5.¢temp- 
 
 eth luch ag negieci to ccſtore the weake. 
 
 Gal.6.2. 02 being married, withbaa them. 
 
 feiues without coulent 14027-5. 
 
 Sod will not ufer d3 to be suertempted, 
 
 1. Coꝛ. 10.13. 
 ` Poin Boo map bee tempted. Plal 78.18. 
 Deut.6.16. Acts 15,10. 
 
 God wil be founs of them chat tempt hin 
 not, Ciiifs.5.2, therefore wee mult: prepare 
 our ſelues to pzap vnto him. Eccleſiaſſicus 
 
 18.22. : 
 
 Saul tempted God onver the colour of 
 good intent. 1.Sam.13.9, to 17. 
 
 Temptation of the tich, feeRich. 
 
 q oti¢uoustemptation itis unto the faith- 
 - Fall,ro flee the prolperitie of the wicked. Pſa. 
 
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 Sun onelp delluereth be ot of temptati- 
 on.Matth.o.i 3. and 2. Deter 2.9. Reuelat. 
 
 340. 
 » Thee ought to Kay opon God in tempta- 
 
 The fecond Table. 
 
 , tions, JBfal.27.3.* 
 
 Otherwhiles the faithfull are sucrcome, 
 and fometunes Doe ouetcome in temptations 
 ag Job 3.3. 
 
 Jeremie is delinered, an’ againe aflailen 
 With temptation. Jer.20, 11,14.* 
 
 CGee ought to liftyp our handes in the 
 night watches of temptation, JDial.63.4,6.* 
 ant s.@im,2.8. 
 
 Temptation taken fog affliction, oz trials. 
 ág Deut.7.19.and 2963. lames 1.2,12,.800 
 
 1.JDet, 1,6. $920.17.3. Ecclus.27. 5. and 2.1, 
 
 The life of man is a continual! cemptati- 
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 Tense commandements mentioned. Ero. 
 20.1, to 18. Deuter.5.6,to 23. containe the 
 words of Gods conenant. Ero 34:28. Deut. 
 4.12. and 10.4, 
 
 Tenne tribes of Iſtael reiected. Gere-3.1, 
 338." anD.2.12." 
 
 Ge vefkruction of the tenne tribes, and 
 cauſe thereof foretold. Iſa ↄ.a 4.t and 17.35 
 4. Hoſea 1.4,5. 6.9. 
 
 Tenne caldzend , tenne candleftickes, and 
 tentables which Sslonion made. 2. Chron. 
 4.65758, 
 
 .. Ten. things indged ¢ pronounced happie. 
 Ecclus 25.7, to 14. 
 
 Ten foz manp. Genel.3 1.41. KRetiel. i 3.1 
 umd. 14.22. 
 
 Tender heatts muft be in Chꝛiſtians. E⸗ 
 poel4.32. and tender mercie. Col, 3.12. 
 
 Through Hens tender mercie our ſianes 
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 Tents, looke Tabernacle, 
 
 Teaths, loske Tithes. 
 
 Terrible ig our Gon. Deist. 10.17, 
 
 Teftzment. Boles conlecrated the old Te: 
 
 Ramene with biocd Ero. 4.8. Deb.9.1 8,20.: 
 
 a bzicfe repetition of the olu Feftament,, 
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 > 2 Sofeph accufen bis bzethzen of theft, any 
 
 Dep gto 
 
 The Teftament appertained principally 
 tothe Jewes, Rom.g9 4. 
 
 Gen promiled che people a new Tefa- 
 ment. Batuch 2.35. Het-31.31,to 35. 
 
 The olde Teftament was dedicared with 
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 Fhe new Teftament cenſſteth not in che 
 letter , but in the Spirit which wierp the 
 Golpel in our hearis. 2.02.3 233,6.” 
 
 Thenew Teftamenc promiled, Gene.3.15 
 eb.8.8. and 10.16. 3 
 
 Whe twa Teftaments. Balg. 24.7. 
 
 Teftsfiz. Boles teftified ta the people theit 
 Duet p.Deut.32,46. 
 
 Tefismonie of Chif, fee Prophecie. 
 
 . Boles pur into the Acke of the Teflimony, 
 the two Tables of Teflimonie. Exodus 40, 
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 Thankefulneffe. Tie ourht to gine thanks 
 
 to Gob fog bis benekes. Deus8.10, 
 
 
 
 Ty hk 
 
 Chik taking the bze ad anv Yeg, blenen 
 aud gaue thanks, Watt, 14.19. Marke 6.4. 
 Luke 9,16, 
 
 S. Saul befoze his telectlon gaue thanks 
 bute Geb. Acts 27:35. 
 
 Hots, auu foz whom ee ought to give 
 thankes. gE pbel.5.4,20. 
 
 , Baul gaue thankes to God, anv whp, 
 Womt.6.2517, 1.Chelr.2,3.JPbti1.356. 
 
 dmit renget thankes pnto God his Faz 
 ther at the raiting of Lazarus. Lojna1.4r. 
 
 The feruane of Abzaham giueth Gon 
 thankes that hee bad pzoſpered fo well. Gen. 
 24.27. 
 
 Dauid giveth Goo thankes, and whp. 
 I. SPAM. 25-3 1,39. 
 
 Peichi-sede& gaue thanks foz Abzahams 
 bicto2p. Gen. 4.19,20. 
 
 Boles and the Iſreelites giue thanks, 
 Exo. 15.12, to 22,0 did Debozah and Was 
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 Je was lawfuli te killa thiefe, if he were 
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 -~ Ehe curle of theeues.Zech.g.2,3:. 
 < Theenes {hall not inberitezbe kingdome of 
 -“Yesuen.1.€ez.6.10, 
 
 toy, Geu.42.1,2,12, 
 
 The parable of the thiefe. Batt.24.43.* 
 
 The comining of Chik aga thicfe.2.JPes 
 fer 2.10. Reue 3.3. 
 
 Jadas Iſcerioth a thiefe. Vohu 12.6, 
 
 The tho theeves crucified with Chii. 
 Wareh.27.38,44. Watke 15.27, 32. Luke 
 23.32, 33.49,10 44, John 19. 18. 
 
 DE theft, and che punifhment thereof, 
 Evo 24.1,3.4.16. IMU. 5.6, t9 11. Deu 2 4 
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 anp thing asofour {clies. 2.€02.3.5, 
 
 Euery wicker thought teucking our bze⸗ 
 thren forbidden, and pp. Deut.15.7. 
 
 Thoughts cf the godly. Phil 4.8. 
 
 No thought hin from Gov. Deut.3 1.16, 
 to21, Job 42.2 JOfal.139 2, 
 
 Gon thorghe bpon Shzahem, and dellue⸗ 
 ttd Lot. Gen. 19.29. 
 
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 pe the fentt of tye earth bp teaſon of 
 Bans ünne. Gen 3.18. 
 
 / Thornes which chake the wo2d preached. 
 
 atth.1 3.22. arg 18. Like 8 14. 
 
 F Threatnings sgeiuſt wanton and daintie 
 
 cople, ge. Gxichap.21. 
 
 The wicked nle threatnings again the 
 
 olp. Actes 4.29. 
 
 | Three things pleale God, and three he har 
 
 me Ecclus 25 1,2. 
 
 
 
 
 
 Three things griene the heart. Ecclus.26 
 29. (ee Foure. 
 
 Three folve, looke Coard. 
  Threfhold of Dagon in AHdod Not rover 
 saud WHY. 1. Dam. 5233,45. 
 Throne in heanen Reue. g. 2 * 
 l F great white throne, Rew.20.11, 
 C G alomong throne, 1 King. 10.18, 19,20 
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 37:38. 
 
 3 Tithe mint, loske Faith. 
 bꝛaham gaue tithes befoze the Lawe. 
 Senelis 14.20. Heb.7 438. 
 Jaakob votweth ta Boo tithe of all His ine 
 xreale. Gen 28 23. 
 Tpyꝛannteall pꝛinces wN gine their fers 
 
 anes che tithes Due to miniſters. 1.am.8. 
 
 5,17. 
 thp tithes are payed. 2,002.31.4. 
 SGaoaod puniffeth the vefraudieg bis minis 
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 | Demetring offered Yenathan to releafe 
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 g Tongue, Me ought to reft ain outs tongues 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 The fecond Table. 
 
 from euil. s. Pet. 3.10. 
 
 Toe bice and vertue of the tongue. Jam, 
 3.2, to 13. and [PP po. 12.0 3-ad 33.253. 
 
 The guft of Tongues commer) of the holp 
 Gho. 1 oz.12,10,11,28. Aeta 2.4,t09. 
 
 Againſt prayer anv ſeruice in ailvange 
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 Wonfutton of tongues. Gett 1,9. 
 
 The propertie ano punifymenc of an euill 
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 Whe propertic of afinner, is to De enill 
 tongued. Ectlus 6 1. bat tbe heart of the’ 
 wile guiteth bis mouth wifely. Pzo 36. 23. 
 and a fooie toben hee hoivech pig pedce, is 
 counted wi e. 1930.17.28. 
 
 ’ A falle tongue gareth the afflicted. Pzou.— 
 16.28, 
 
 The duety ofthe tongue, Phil 2.11. 
 
 Againtt raih Letmerous and ewi congues 
 and hol we aught ro beware of them. Ieu, 
 19.416. Deut 22. 14, to 20, Job 5.15, 160. 
 Plal r 40.3,9, 11.and 1413 and 144. 811 
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 4.1,1 3. Datt. 2. 36. louke Cov imication. 
 
 Gideon tooke none to battel, butthole that 
 lapped water with theit tongues. Jubges 7. 
 
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 5 6,75. 
 Tooth foz tooth, gc. Exod 21.24, Leui.24 
 19,10. DeLUt.19.19,21. Bat.5.38. 
 
 The cheeke tooth of the iaw bone of an 
 afl, pezloed tater to quech Samions hire 
 withall. Judges 15.55 ,18,19. 
 
 Eo Teach. So manp fotlowen Saul, as 
 Gon had touched the heartgve. 1, Sam, ro 
 26. fee Vertue. 
 
 Tower of the Rocke. Bichah.4.8. wherein 
 the hepberas kept watch bp night. Lu 2 8, 
 
 J Traditions, and the teachers of chem 
 ought to be auowen, and wiy. Rom! 6.17 
 18. Col.2. 8. 18.* 
 
 TUe muk nog be guided bp traditions Ee 
 cles 4.17. 
 
 Traditions, ceremonies rood intents, and 
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 Barr. 15.3,9,19. and 23.4. Warke 7.8.9, 
 Actes sro Tier. 13,14 and LIDL, 
 BND 2. John 10,11, Looke Ceremonies, and 
 Good intent. 
 
 Tratonrs,; Tanke Treafon. 
 
 Transfiguration of Chik bpon mount 
 Thaboz. Watth.17.1,to9. Warke 9.2, tog, 
 iLuke 9.23,t0 37. 
 
 Transforme. @ith Satan is transformed 
 into an Angel of light: no marneile if hig 
 minifferg transforme themſelues.a. doz. 1r. 
 14,5, 
 
 Transgrefion of Gong commandement, 
 mane all men fiuners. en.3.6.Rom.5.12. 
 
 CUbere no law is,there tg no c'anfgreffion, 
 fo: Rane ig bid without the lawe: Rom.4.15 
 and 5.13, ana 7-7. leoke Purge, and Punith. 
 
 Tran[ubfiantiation ouctthzotwen bp thele 
 places rightip buberfoon. Matth.26,26, to 
 30, 09are14.22,t0 26, Luk.21. 17, 22. Joh. 
 
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 6.63. 1.0002.10.16,1 
 Supper of the Lord. 
 
 Trauaile, tte Labour, Rich, ânt Oxe. 
 
 The wife of Phinebas bearing we Arke 
 of Goa to be takew, trauailed ẹ Died 1.a- 
 muel.a. i9 * 
 
 Treafon Danid rewarded Baanah g Ree 
 chab with death, ber aule to pleate fim jYhep 
 ilw their mafier traiteronfly. 2.994.4.6,1 2, 
 
 Dt treafon, sud the punifhment there 
 Geit.37.18.* juog.1.6.7.1.Bam.23 9.5 fi 
 22.15." @ 2.9 66.3.6,38 * and 4.34,35. anu 
 10.13. AND 13 3, 4 to 9: WDatth 26.14,t0 26, 
 and 27 334.5. Luke 6.16. Actes 7, 52. and 
 2. Wim.3 4 Toke Re’ els. 
 
 Trea fisy Tabat account was made of th 
 tho mites call into the Treafurie Qarke 1 z. 
 41,to 45. Luke 21.1, t05, 
 
 Treafisres in the hauſe of the Lorv.s king, 
 7.51.2. Eheu, 5.r.onrrleers thereof, Che 
 9.26, AND 26,20,22,26, 
 
 Chere me ought tolap bp treaſares any 
 why Watth. 6.19, 20, 25, Lube 12.33,24, 
 
 1. Tim.6. 19. 
 
 The parable of the treaſure hoven in the 
 ground. Watth..3 44. 
 
 Soe treafure of the Golpel in earthen bel 
 ſels and tobp. 2.€02.4.7 
 
 Treafures of wifedome gidden in Chik. 
 ol 3.3. 
 
 Dove the Lord epeneth good creafure, 
 Deur.28.12, 
 
 The deedes of the wicked are ſe aled sp ae 
 mong Bods treafure. Deut.32.24, t 
 
 The teare of the Log was the treafure of 
 Desehiah. Ula. 32.6. 
 
 God gaue Cpzus the treafures of varkes 
 nelle. 3 fa.a5.3, 
 
 Aimes giuing, is better then treafure. Tas 
 Dit.12.8/Qat.19,22.Qar-10 21. Luke 18. 
 22, of the wickeu. Jams. 3. 
 
 Wiſedome ig an infinite Treafure. fn. 
 7.14. Ecclus go, 18,20. and a goed name 
 wal continue aboue rooo.treafures, Ecclus. 
 41.12,13. 
 
 ' Treafure of the beare, fee Heart. 
 
 Trees with their fruite ana feee, cteated 
 of Gov. Genel r.11,12.cuerp tree pleafant 
 to fight, the cree of life, and the tree of know 
 
 loge. Gen 2.9, 
 
 Whe fruit of all trees fane one, opdaitted 
 foz mans foove. Gen.2.16,17. PAOR 
 
 Planting anp grone of trees neere mto 
 the altar of God forhinden. Dvut.16.21. 
 
 Trees foz foobde to be reſexued in the fege 
 of a citie. Deut.20.19,20. i 
 
 Atthelacking of the cities of the MBoa- 
 bites, Gov commanded the Jewes to fell 
 euerp faite tree, 2. King. 3 1915. 
 
 To whom trees ſhalbe truitfuli oz vnfruit⸗ 
 full. Leuit.26. 4,20 Deut.28 30. 
 
 The good tree wil being forth goed fenit, 
 and a cozrupt tree; tobich baingrerh euit fruit, 
 fhalbe burnt. Watt. 12.33. and 7.17, 18,196 
 
 Adam twas dziuen ont of Patadiſe, les 
 Hee fhould eate ofthe treeof life, and live. 
 Gen. 3.22,23,24. j 
 
 The tree that mave the waters fiveete, 
 Grod.15.25. Ecclus 38.5. 
 
 JIE the greene tree were fo dealt withall. 
 what hall become of she mie? Luke 2 tee 
 
 7. and 51.24,t0 jo.lecke 
 
 
 
 
 
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 Oa the tree falleth , fo gali it tie. Eecles. 
 wr .3- ; 
 Wigh trees foz pꝛoud people. Blat.2. 13, 
 
 14. 
 
 Trembling. Paul willerh b3 to make an 
 ende of est lalnation with trenbling. P pil. 
 2.12, 
 © Gav will gine a trembling heart to them 
 that dilobep bim, Deutet.av.65. Leviticus 
 
 26.36. . 
 he wicked tremble at Gorg iudge⸗ 
 
 ments.Acta 24.26. Hooke Feare. 
 Teſpaſſe offerng.iLeu.7 2,t0 14. 
 
 Abigail taketh on Ler, ber hulbands tref- 
 paffe.1. Sam 25. 24, 28. lee Puiging. : 
 
 - Trie all things, anv keepe that whichis 
 goon.. Theil s.an 
 
 Pow God trieth his elect, and why. 2, 
 Chꝛon.32.31. Job 1.11,12,* Eccles 3.10. 
 Gla.30.10, Fech.3-9 GUL. 3-5. Ecclus. 2.5. 
 and 27.5. Cob.2.10. Roms 1, 1. Pet. 1.7. 
 2.[Det.2.2. James 5.2,3. fee Tempt, 
 
 Tribe. The chilozen of Ilxael ought to mars 
 tie enerp one iu their otne tribes. Nam 36. 
 6,7,8,9. 
 
 Tte tribe of Dan fought to dwell among 
 the other tribes. Jung 18.1,2. 
 
 She halfe tribe of Danalleh, dwelt from 
 Éan to Baal Permon, te, 1.20 5.23, 
 
 The poztion ofthe twelue tribes Eze. 4. 
 5,2,t0 8,23.* 
 
 The tenne tribescariedcaptinue. 2. Eſdꝛ. 
 13.40,t0 48. 
 
 Tribulation ſent to the Faithfull, why. 1. 
 Pet.4.02, 1.Thefl 4,0 8. Rem.5. 3. 
 
 An exhoꝛtation to endure tribulation with 
 patience Heb.i 2.1. 1 [Bet.221. 
 
 Gaee ought not to feare tribulation, and 
 wobp. Pbil. i.28.29. 
 
 Wen dy tribulations are pinen to Gov. 
 Iſa.ↄ26. 16, 17, 18. 
 
 Govonelp deliuereth oit of tribulations. 
 1.Bam,10.18,19. 
 | Gav relpecteth the chilozen of Iſtael in 
 tribulation. €t0v.2:25. 
 
 Jn our cribulations -we ong ht to leeke the 
 ZoD. Deut.4-29,30,31. 
 
 - Gov heard Jaakob in the time of bis tii- 
 bulation.Gen.3 5.3. 
 
 She faithfull in tribulation ought to put 
 full truſt in Sods mercic.JB(al.44.9.* 
 
 Mow te luffer tribulation, accoꝛding te the 
 will of God a. Pet.a 19. 
 
 Neither tribulation noz bonds conte feare 
 Pawi from preaching the Gelpel.Actes 20. 
 
 24. 
 - Tribulation to bee receinen ebankefullp 
 without diſtruſt. J) lal.g2:8. and 42.5.7 and 
 56.1,3. afger thecrample of Job. Job 1.21. 
 and of Dauid 2.Sam.22.1.* 
 
 Paul and Silas prayed, (ung g reiopred 
 in tribulation fos Chit his fake. Act.16.2 5, 
 Gal.6.: 4.4 2.€03.6.4,to 11.4 (o did [Peter 
 anv ether Apoliles. Acts 5.41. and fo ſheuld 
 we.Rom,12.12.4nd 5.1, 3. 
 
 The tribulations of S. Paul, were the 
 Epbeſians cloꝛp. Ephel; 13. 
 
 God comfezten D. aul in all Hid tribu- 
 lations, and wy.⁊ 07.1.4.” 
 
 Paul commenved the Macedoniens foz 
 that thep iopen in tribulations. 2,Qoziu.3.2, 
 
 
 
 The fecond Table. 
 
 The dap of tribulation, gc.2 Kings 19.3. 
 Tooke AffliGion, Aduerfity ,Perfecution, Suf- 
 ferings,and Scourges, 
 
 T: zbute muß be papt fez conſcience fake. 
 MPatt. 22.21. Rom. 13.5 657. 
 
 WMhy Chik papd tribute and needed not. 
 GH att.17.25,26,27. 
 
 Thep that teceiued peace effered bp ibe 
 Mest , became tributaries onto them. 
 
 eilt· 20. 10, 11. 
 
 AN that belong te the houſe of Gov, freed 
 from tribute, bythe Esict of an Wearhen 
 Empereur.&3ta 7.24. 
 
 Trimitts. Teltimonies of the Triniti. Gen. 
 1,0,26.E86.7.8nb 88.2.Mate.3,16,17. and 
 28.19. Lu. 3.21, 22.1. Joh.5.7.2. Cor.13. 13 
 
 Dt Triumph Jooke Victorie. 
 
 Trumpets of Gluet , iooke Rumb. 10.2,t8 
 11. and Feaft 
 
 The trumpet founded at the giuing of the 
 Law. Ered 19,16,19. ; 
 
 Gideon biet a trumpet, ¢ ſouldiers cam? 
 to him. Judges 6.74. 
 
 Trouble. Martied folkeg haue trouble in 
 the Reh. 1.Loz 7.28. 
 
 Eiiiah affirmed bnto Ahab that hee trou- 
 bled Iſrael, in pronoking God to tap raine 
 thice peeres and Gre maneths. 1.ikin.18,17, 
 18. Famed 5,2 7.Joake Tribulation, 
 
 Trae. We that belveucth, Hath fealed that 
 God is true, Jobn 3. 33- 
 
 Balaam wag enfogces toconfelle God to 
 be true.NMumb 23.19, 
 
 Trazth of Bob, fee Promife, 
 
 Abzabame feruant praplen Gen foz bis 
 trueth and mercie hewed onto his mafter. 
 Genel. 24.27. 
 
 The pies promifed Rahab to vealg true- 
 ly with her. Joſh.2. 14. 
 
 Hezekiah deſired that truetk might bee in 
 his Dapes.2 Tings 20.19. 
 
 Dauid wifhed mercie and trueth to Jt- 
 tai,ans why.ꝛ Sain. 13,19, 20. 
 
 Te walike in trueth.1 ings 2.4. 
 
 Ge ougbt to ſerue God in trueth. Joſh. 
 24.14. 1.58M. 12,20,21,24," 
 
 Tee ought net to hold againſt the trueth, 
 Wich.7.5 Erov.23.2, 
 
 Truethin Judges red.18.20,22. 
 
 He ought to gird cur lopaes about with 
 trueth. Epheſ. 6. 14. 
 
 Tez cucht to ſpeabe the trueth one to an⸗ 
 otber,and inby.cEpbel 4.25. 
 
 Lizik is the cructh. John 14, 6. anv bis 
 @olvel the trveth,2WDet.1.12. 
 
 Doe nothing again the trueth, but fog 
 the trueth.2.Go2.1 3.8. 
 
 Trueth put foz vpꝛight vealing. Epheſ.4. 
 25.46.14. Dbil.4.3. foz Gneere knowledge 
 of Gov. Tit.1.1, and foz all light left in man 
 efter bis fall Rom.i.i d.and 2.8. 
 
 We ought to infruct with meebnes thole 
 that reü ¢ erce from & trueth, 2. Tim.2. 25, 
 26. @te crane at Hoos hand the docrine of 
 trueth, Which theraine fiqnifieth.Fecb.10.5. 
 s e ought to be ſtedtaſt in tke trueth weil 
 fearnen.s. 0 im. 3.14. z 
 
 ow trueth from errour is diſcerned. 1- 
 John 4.6. 
 
 No tructh in anp, and there foze none to be - 
 truſted Jere.9.4,5. 5 
 
 T RW 
 
 Trueth ig ſtrongeſt, and onereammeth al 
 things.1 f0? 3. 12. and 4.3 37,40,42. Matt. 
 16.58 Luke 21.15 Act 6.10. 
 
 Grace and trucih came bp Jelug Chif. 
 Jobn 1.17. 
 
 The Hpirit of Ged fs the leader of vs iti- 
 toallrmeth. Jon 26.13, $ 
 
 Gyaink ſuch as withſtand the trueth, oz 
 withhold themleines æ others from is. Rom. 
 1.18.4 2.8, Gal.3.5,25.7.42-Qim.a 14. 
 3.8,9.8 4.4. Tit.1.4. Heb.10. 26. @ 2-Pet.2.3- 
 
 Paul (pake the crueth Acts 26 25. 
 
 Pilate alked Chak what trueth wag. 
 Sohn + 3,38. 
 
 Trafi Boles puttech the hitmen of Tiras 
 el in minve of Gods benefites, that thep 
 might tuft in him onely. Deut.3.3.* 
 
 Na mau ought to truſt in his own ſitẽgth 
 1. Coꝛ. 10.12, 1 3. 
 
 Thole that truſt inthe Loꝛd, bleſſed, ang 
 thole that truſt inman, curled. Gerem, 17 
 
 517» 
 
 The chilvzen of Frael truſting in thele 
 owne Grengih , were diſcomſtted. Fudg.20. 
 20,21. Qunib. 14.40, 44,45. DeUt.1.41543, 
 44. 1. Sam 4.3 4 551011 
 
 Tie ought to fete our whole truk in God, 
 and in Chik, and whp. 2.Samit.22.3532. 
 Matth 12.21. 
 
 Hezckiah truſted in the Low Gov of Ji 
 rael.2.itings 18 5. — 
 
 Abiiah trufting bpon the Low, obtained 
 victoꝛie.ꝛ. Chꝛo. z. 18. 
 
 Eternall life pꝛomiled to thole that tuft 
 in Gov, Ila 57.13. 
 
 God is their belpe and fhieln chat truk in 
 him. fal,115.8,9,10,11. 
 
 We ought ro truſt inthe grace offered by 
 the Gofpel.c.jS2t.1.13. 
 
 Thep that truſt in Gon, Hall vnderſtant 
 the Trueth ZUifa.3-9. 
 
 Fn the mivdeft of tribulations wee muf 
 treft in Ged. John 16.33. 
 
 The faithfull truf to hee fauey thzangh 
 the bloot of Chꝛiſt, ana therefoze goe bolaly 
 te the thzone of grace. Heb, 10.19,20,22523, 
 end 4.14,16, AE | 
 
 The Jewes vpbraided to bane put theit 
 truft in falfe gods Deut.32.37338 
 
 Gor will bereaue the wickes of all hing 
 wherein thep put their-truft, Dett.28.5 2563, 
 
 Df the efluced trut which Afa han in the 
 Lev.2.Chon.14.17. and gunas Macca⸗ 
 brus.i.Mac.3 18,23. and Bich.7.7,t0 8 4. 
 - Cee ought to put our cruft in the twe of 
 God.and whp.Wtilo.16.26, 
 
 Tiefe that tuft in Ged Hal neuet bert 
 moued Plal. 125.1. end 115.9," and 22-5. 
 o2 take Hirt. cclus.32 24, 
 
 An exhortation and encoutagement to 
 truſt in Bow after aduerfitie and in danger, 
 Iſa a1.8, to 17. Amos ↄ ·2 
 
 The pong rauens Doe teach ve to putent 
 truſt in God. Job 32:3. A 
 
 a man ef God ceunfellen Amazieh kott 
 put bis cruftin wopalp ſtrength. 2.Chz0.25, 
 
 KITEN z 
 7 God will eut eff occaſions wbich Pinon 
 bis people from putting their truh in him 
 Micab 5.10,15,12.* és 
 Tee map not truft in oone dii: | 
 u 
 
T- Wie 
 ies: Sere.7.2,4." 
 / God nener kaileth them that put their 
 
 cruſt in him. Dan.14. 38. 
 J Turne, Te ought not to turne aſide to 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 2.8, Deut, 11,16. 1. Sam.i2. 10, 20, 21. 
 The Thelſalonians turned from their i 
 oles onto Goa. 1. Theſſ c.9. 
 Eo turne indgementta wogmewoos. A- 
 M08 6.12,and 5.7. 
 
 God is mercifull onto thole that curne Sua 
 to him. Deut.30. 1, 2, to 8. 
 
 Rone cau turne to Bod truely, till Gon 
 turne to him. Fech.8.15,16. Looke Returne, 
 Conuerfion,ai3 Man. ; 
 
 L S Twelve Apolkles.Wat.10.2,t05 Date 
 | 3x1 4,16,to 20. Luke 9.1, 
 
 i. The names of the cwelue Patriarkes. 
 A Gher.35.22,0 27. 
 
 L Twinckhing. Thole that be found aliue at 
 the laft nap, hall be changes in the ewinck- 
 {iling of an epe.t .Qoz.15.50,52. 1. Theſſ.a. I 
 °} Two mafters no man can ferue, and whp. 
 HH att. 6.24. Luke. 16.13. 
 
 Meſh.Geneſ.2. 24. Marke 10.8. 1. 026,16, 
 Erphe5. zu. Matt.19.5. 
 vo miteg,looke Treafurie. 
 J Two pence looke Pence. 
 | Two coats forbidden. Luke 9,3. 
 + ODfthe two vetters.Luke 7.41. 
 | Two manerof people divided out of Re⸗ 
 dekahs bowels.Gen. 25. 23. 
 4) DE two things that Agur required of 
 00.]/9201.30.7,8,9. 
 _ Twothings grieuous.ceeclug, 26,29, 
 Chꝛiſt his two natures. Lol. 2.9. 
 © E Time hath pis courſe.Gen.8.ꝛ a. 
 = To ali things there is an appointed time. 
 Eccles.z3. 1, to 12." 
 Uee ought to alke of Gong woꝛkes, our 
 elders of olde time. Dent. 31.7. It is not fez 
 BS to knoto the times and ſeaſons, anv whp: 
 cts 2.7. 
 
 Toe time of Chr, the accepted time. 
 2.002.6,2.Mal.4.3,JRom.s.6. 
 - The time ofthis pelene life, ig but ſhozt. 
 101.729. 
 ) Uae ought to redeeme the time, and whp: 
 
 TA. 4. 5. Ephe.5.15, 16. 
 
 Time cextaine put foz vncertaine. Lu, 13. 
 33 · and time pꝛeſent foz time ta come, Wate, 
 
 r 
 
 3.10. Linke 19.8.and 24.44. John 4.2 1.800 
 
 20.17. Col. 3.6. 1. Thel.4. 15 
 DE the laſt times, 1. 0z,10.11. 2. Tim. 
 
 tf 
 2.18. Juve 8. 
 
 Tee ought not to Hew wiſedome out of 
 time. Ecclus.ʒ 2.4. 
 
 Gav is angrp with the godly foz a time. 
 Nahum 1.2. 
 
 Tyranme of princes and falfe pzophets. 
 “Hicab 3.1.*Feps.3.1,3, 
 — DF tyrannie.Watth.2.16. arke 14.10. 
 Acts 7.59.and1 2-2, 3.*Leoke Crueltie. 
 
 X Tyrants visit a a 15. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 G Vaile of the Tabernacle. Erov.26.31. 
 OND 36. 35.2. Chro 3. 14. 
 The vaile tent.Matih.27.52. 
 A The vaile ouer the face of Doles, any 
 
 ferue other gods, asthe Iſtaelites did. Exod. 
 
 3.1. Deb.1.1. 1.Bet.1,20. and 4.7. 1. John 47 
 
 The fecond Table. 
 
 oner the Jewes, and whp. Er0d.34.3 3534 
 2.002.3.13,t0 17. 
 
 Whe vaile oner the Hearts. 3.Cozinth.3. 
 15,16, 
 
 That the vaile prefigured.Dcb.10 20. 
 
 Paine ave ali men Tita 3.0, all things 
 vanitie· Eccles 1.2. 
 
 Idoles ate vaine vanities. r.A 12.21. 
 and pzouoke Gods wzath. w.ikings 16. 26. 
 Deut 32.21. 
 
 The creature ſubiect to vanity. Rom.8.20 
 
 Vaineglory,fee Glory. 
 
 Valant. Che Angel called Gideon a va- 
 liant mai, Judg.6,12. 
 
 Variance, looke Contention. 
 
 Vaunt, fee Boalt, 
 
 Vengeance. God taketh vengeance of all 
 that oppzefle sz defraude their baethzen. r, 
 TWhefi.4.6. 
 
 God will take vengeance of thole that ves 
 (pile his grace eb.10.29,30. 
 
 Vengeance belongeth ta rebels and perfes 
 cuters of Bods elect. Luke 18.7. 2. Thelſ. 
 1.8.Qeue.6.10,an5 19.2. 
 
 TUe ought not to auenge out ſelues Rom. 
 ¥2.17,19.1920,.30.22.eu.19.18, 
 
 Vengeance ig the loog, and hee will a 
 nenge the blood of bis (eruants vpen pis 
 eneinies. Oeuteron.32.35,41542,43. Rom, 
 12.89, 
 
 Dauid committeth vengeance to Gov. 1. 
 Sam.24.6, 1 3,16, 
 
 Baul would not bee auengedof His ene⸗ 
 mies end whp.1.Hau,1 1.13. 
 
 Gods miniKerg haue ready the vengeance 
 of God againſt ali high things being diſobe⸗ 
 Dient, and why,2.d02.10.5,6, 
 
 James and John aſking vengeance, are 
 rebuked. Luke 9.535 4555 í 
 
 Vengeance the name of a heathen gods 
 delle. Acts 28.4. 
 
 Vengeance referucd onelp to the Lozd and 
 his wminifers the bigber powers. Genel. 15. 
 16.Ecclus.28.1. Judeth 8.35. Plal.J. 10. E 
 9.758, 168 33.5. AND 94-1, Pꝛo. 17. 21. and 
 24. 12. and 48.9. and 54. 8. and 29. 26. Ezek. 
 25.12. jah.1,2, Matth.5. 38,39. Like g. 
 5455, 56 and 18.7.8. Galat.s 15. phel4, 
 26,32. 1.Q bell. 5.15. 2. Tim.4. 14. 1. Pet. 
 2,.14.AND 3.9, 12. 
 
 Verine fee Trueth. 
 
 Vertue ef God, fee Power, 
 
 Vertue from Chꝛiſt healen diſe aſed folkes 
 touching bis garments Darke 6.56. Mat⸗ 
 Oe 9. 20,21,22535;36, Liike 8, 44,465 
 349. 
 
 Vertue put foz good and godly maners. 
 2,JBet.r.5. 
 
 Vertucue, Buth was a vertuous woman, 
 Wuth 3.10. 
 
 U: feis ozdained foz the bfe of the Taber⸗ 
 Nacte. dE rov.25.29. 
 
 The parable of veflels, prepared foz caps 
 tiuitie. sek 12.3,t017. 
 
 Vefiels in the haule of Salomon of pure 
 goln. r King.10.21, 
 
 Of velſels of Honour and diſhonour. Rom. 
 9.21. and 2.7 im. 2.20525. x 
 
 Veflell foz mans bodp. 1. Hame 21.5. any 
 2,002.4.7.an0 1-O befl.4.3,4. 
 
 Veslures, The Mewes cominaundes ta 
 
 VETON 
 
 make fringes bpon the quarters of theit ve⸗ 
 ftures. Deut. 22.12, and wtp. Mumb.r 5. 38 
 39.* andthe Scribes and Phatiles bled it, 
 Matth. 23.5. Looke Clothes,Garments ang 
 Apparell. 
 
 Vexe. Mowe Peninnah vexed Dannah, 
 ¥.Dat.1.6,7. 
 
 & Yiétorce commeth of Gov, @ not bythe 
 multitude of men.2. Sam.2 3. 1012. Fene, 
 1.4,” Exod.i7.8.* Devt.7.18,19, Volar. 
 1,6.* Tuog.7.2.* 1,.9am,14.6,t0 23. ang 
 17.45." 2.0 2.13.13,t0 19.4 14. 11. €16, 
 7,8,9, and 24.24. and 25.7.* JD fal.r 17.3.® 
 3320,21.22,30, 31, Juveth 2.7, 11. 2. f02 
 1.26,27,28,29,30, 1. Mac. 3. 18. 
 
 Joab committerh the ſucceſſe of viSorie 
 dito God. 2.Ham, 10.12. a 
 
 The viorieof Danin againk Abſalom. 
 — 18.7. ; 
 
 auia obtained vi&orie thꝛou 
 of God. 2.Ham.5.28.* broug b mige 
 
 God gane victorie pute Debozah. Sung. 
 4.1415 ,23 sj} 
 
 The vi&orie attributed to God, and Giz 
 Beon bp thom he wzought. quvg.7.20, 
 
 Samon atttibuten not the vi&orie to bid 
 firength.Juog.15.18, 
 
 Vicorie pronitied Hezekiah againſt Sa⸗ 
 neherib 2. King. 19. 6* 
 
 Ttiumph after victory obteinen. Numb. 
 21.18,27. JUDR. 1.34. 1,Daim,18.6,7, 2. 
 Wac.3.30. . 
 
 ViGorie ig of Gov.1.€[.4.58,59,60, 
 
 , Judas trulting in Goo, wonne the viĝo- 
 r1e.2.Q9ac.15.26,to 36, 
 Victorie loft. fee Truſt. 
 _Yiciwals. Poua commanded to make prox 
 uifion fog victuals, and why. Zjef. x11 + looke 
 Merate and Food, 
 
 Villanie fee Rauith 
 
 God hath cholen the vile things of thig 
 teozld, to bring to nought things of eRimas 
 tion, 1.02. 1.28. x 
 
 Te ought not to offer buts i 
 vile Wal. 1.8,1 3,14. Om anp ching 
 
 Kaillages fee Cities, 
 
 Vine fo the Church. Pſal.ꝰo.8. 
 
 Tbe complaint which the Log? maketh 
 for bis vine. $fa5.4. Í 
 
 The vine of the Jewes ig of the vine of 
 Seme, and of the vines of Gomezay, ec. 
 Deut.32.32, 
 
 Chik ts the vine, and bis Father isthe 
 hulhandman Joon 15.1, 
 
 Piseger, Boaz twilien Ruth to dip hee 
 bead in the vineger. Ruth 2,14. 
 
 A punge filled with vineger wag offeren 
 Chri MW asteh.27 23. 
 
 Vineyard of Noah and his paunkennefle, 
 @en.9.20,21, 
 
 The Jewes were commanded not tofoive 
 theit vineyards with diners feeds, and hp. 
 
 CUE.22.9, 
 
 Alaw fo2 him that hurterh big neighbors 
 vineyard Exod.ꝛ 2.5. 
 
 It was lawtull foz a man to eate, but not 
 to carie fruit out of bis neighbozs vineyard, 
 Deut.23.24. 
 
 Hee that had planted a newe vineyard, 
 freed from watte, till Yee bad eaten of the 
 fruit.1.Coz.9.7. — - ; 
 
 Choke 
 

 
 VN B 
 
 Shale that tilobep God, hall plant vine- 
 - eth others {hail eate the fruit. Deute. 
 28.30. 
 
 Vintage till lowing time, and thzeſhing til 
 Vintage feu 26.5. 
 
 The lawof Vintage. Leu.iↄ 10. 
 
 Violence, looke Kingdome. 
 
 Viper, fee Generation. 
 
 &. Paul foke ayiper vit His hand, any 
 kelt no harme. Actes 28 3,5. 
 
 Virgins tee Maide,and Lamps, 
 
 Firginitte be wailed. Jude 11.37." 
 
 Signes of virginitie to be brought befoze 
 the Givers ofthe Jewes,gc.Deater.22-15, 
 
 + 
 
 > fo 20, 
 
 Df Virginitie and matics Late,1.Cozi-7, 
 
 526. 
 
 = fon, God Cpake bnto Abzaham in a vi- 
 fion.Gen.15.1.and comforted fitzaci in avi- 
 fion. Gene.46.2,3,4.anb tolde Samuelin a 
 viſion how bee would punih the Boule of E⸗ 
 Lit. Samic3.4 1,10 16. and (pake to Nathan 
 bp vifiot.2.-Dam.7.17- 
 
 "Ee vilion of toe = balkets cf ficges. 
 Ferent.24.1.* of rue foure bealics, anv the 
 wheelies onver the thzone,aud ofthe 25 men 
 and two pzinces. Ezek. 1.5, 1I AND «1.1, 
 
 fo t3. 
 
 Vifions Hewen to Judas Maccabeus. 2. 
 Dac.r5.12,to 17.to Coznelius, Peter and 
 Gnanias.Act.10.3,11.€ 9 12.300 to [Aau 
 2.G02.12.2,t0 10. Acts £6.9,¢ 18.9.¢ 22.17. 
 Gnd 27.23. 
 
 Fife Dota God doeth vifice inne. Exod. 
 22.34. and 20 5. Leu. 26 15.* 
 
 he Iſcaelites fesing the miracles that 
 Boles wzrougyt, thauked Gos tyat yee vifi- 
 ted them. (ČES. 4.31.03 14.31. 
 
 We vific put foz te correct, oz take care of. 
 Hale. 4.14.10 make fruitful. -Samuel 2. 
 21. @enel.21.8. And to remember. uke 1. 
 68. 
 
 Thom mwee ough: to Sik, Matth 25.36. 
 Sam. 1.27. 
 
 Vſitation, o manifeHation of Goda mets 
 vieJLuk, 19.4: 3. JDet.1.12. 
 ` Victualler. A wvaller ig not without 
 Gane.cEcclus 26.30. 
 
 Vabeliefe. Zhe Nemes through vnde- 
 liefe forgate God, and feruzd Idoles anv 
 would net enter into the lanae ot Canaan. 
 Dewte.32.15,t0 19. and 1, 22, 26. anid were 
 afrain of Goliath.. 2m.27.10,18. 
 
 g certaine prince puaiſhed fog vnbeliefe. 
 2.Ring.7.2,17- 
 
 She Jews fortheit vnbelicfe, were re⸗ 
 
 . fected, and the Gentiles ceceiued by faith, 
 
 and. tabp Sod hath (hut all in vnbciiefe Qo- 
 manes 11.20, 25,30,32, 
 
 Chꝛiſt reproued the vndelicfe of his dil: 
 Liples.Gatth.17.17,t0 22. Mat. 9.19,10 30. 
 
 -BnD 16.14. Luke 9.41. € 24. 36.* John 20. 
 
 19,25 560 30. 
 
 , The Apoliles coulde not heals the mar 
 
 that was L unatike foz their vnbelicfes fake. 
 at. 7.20. 
 
 The kfat her okthe poſſeſſed with the deuill 
 prayed Jeſus with teares.to helpe his vabe- 
 lieſe.Mar.ↄ 24. 
 Chiſt martueiled at the vnbeliefe of the 
 
 ‘ Wazareng , which cauled hur co.wozike no 
 
 
 
 Thefecond Tab! 
 
 great miracles among them, Matth 13.53. 
 War..5,6. 
 
 Ot vnbcliefe and the puniſhment thereof. 
 Gen. 19. 14, 24,25. WMA 1yg.* E14.2* 
 anD 20.3,4,5,6,24. Dent. 9. 4,5.*2. King.7. 
 1,2, 17, 19, 20. Eccles.2. 26. Plalm.78 8." 
 Waticys 20 * Wat 8.25,26. ANB 14.26,to 
 32. Marke 16.16. iL uke 1. 12, 18, 19, 20. and 
 24. 11, 25. John 3. 3, 18. and 6.60 * and 8. 24. 
 end 10.25. and 12. 37.* fee Infidelitie, 
 
 Poabeleewers fjal not entet into euerlaſting 
 tek. Heb.3.17,:8,19. 
 
 Voolameable. Lyritians aught to be va- 
 blameabie. JD Oil.2 15. 
 
 Vnblameable was D. Pani in his conuer⸗ 
 fanor 1. Epei 2,10. 
 
 FP nciccwmcrfed fruit, fee Fruit. 
 
 The vncircumcifed might nos eate of the 
 JPafizoucr. Exod. 12 48. 
 
 Vncircumciſed lips. ered 6.12, 
 
 Fasucumesfion vied tog tye Gentiles. 
 ai. 2.7. fee Circnmcifion, 
 
 Facleane things not to be touched Rum. 
 39.1 3,14. looke Bealts. 
 
 Manoahs wife commaunded to eate no 
 vncleane thing till Samlosg bitth, aad whp. 
 GuBg.13.455. 
 
 V ncleann: fe drc. ought net ta bee once 
 Hamed among Chziſtians. Ephes 3.4. Col. 
 
 Ce 
 
 ELA 
 
 Luts of vncleanneffe. 2. Pet.a.io. looke 
 Pollution,Purge, and Starres, 
 
 Facorrupris Gods way. 2. Sem.22.31. 
 
 Vucizen, \ooke Anointing. 
 
 Vader franding.& be gſraelites were with: 
 out vnderftanding. Deut.32.28. 
 
 Mee ought to bee men in vaderftanding. 
 1:@ 02.14.20. 
 
 Wee ought to fing with the Spitit and 
 with vnderitanding aifo.1 .€02.14.15- Pſal. 
 
 FFs 
 $ Vndetſtanding is the gift of God. Deut. 
 29.4.9 eb 3.2.8, ana 33.36.looke Knowledge 
 and Wifedome. 
 
 Vnfaithfulacffe, {ee Vubeliete. 
 
 Vrgodly. DE the thoughis, wots, and 
 workes of the vngodly again} righteous. 
 MWild.2. 11.* Pſai. 10 1.%8 £1, 2-40 12. 1.* 
 and 13.4. $9204.64, 10 20. 
 
 The prolperitie of the vngodly cauſeth 
 the faithful to maruei Fob 21.6, to 17. Plſa. 
 73.2. Eccles 7 2, 12. Jerem.i2.1. Habak. 
 — 
 
 The vngodly fall into the deſtenction 
 which thep prepate foz the rightcous 7. Sa. 
 17.19,22. AND 3 1.4. Deft 7.6.* PaL. 
 aud 9. 16. and 34:21. and 35.8. Pꝛou.26.27 
 Eccles. io.8. Iſa 3 3.i. Jexr.aſs 43. Dau.i 3. 
 62. and 14.42. and 6.24. Judeth 1 3.8. Eccl. 
 27. 26. Rene. 18.6. anD are afraid of it. Pzo. 
 1,27. and 10.24. 
 
 Di the ſadden puniſh ment mhich ſhal fall 
 
 bpon the vngodly, Gene. 7.17.71 4.14.05. + 
 
 and 19.24,25.and 34.25.* Exodus 14.23.” 
 
 33- Joſhua 10. 8.* and 11.6." Fndg.4.15.* 
 and 7.23." and 8,91." and 16.30.1. Samy, 
 30.16,t9 21, 2. 5am.1 3.28,29. Bing, 16. 
 9,10, € 20.15, £023. Hob 4.10, 11 and 5.35 
 £2513, and 8.13,14. ANDIS 16,21. and 18 
 10.* and 20.5," and 27. 13.* and 36.12, 13, 
 
 
 
 Vi: 01M 
 14. Pzon.i.27. and 6.i5. end r2.7. Ua § 
 24."and 47-9. Jerem.15,1.* Danicl 5,76 
 1. ctcad.2.44. and 4 14.” WDatth.24.38, 
 39-iLuke 12 20,and 16,22,23. aud 19.24," 
 a. Theſſ 5. 2, 3. 
 
 Wee may not company with the vngodly 
 t.Qon5.11. Locke Wicked. 
 
 Vion of the Jewes g Gentiles in Chꝛiſt. 
 ilei. 19.23,24:25. 
 
 Ynitze of the Spirit in the bond of peace. 
 E phe. 4.3.4. 
 
 Vnitie ig commended. Actes 4.32. Rom, 
 15.6. 1. Coz. 1. 10. Phil.3. 160. 1.J9et, 3-8.ke 
 Concord. 
 
 Vnitie of God and Chꝛiſt. Jobn 17. 21. 
 
 Væiuſtly. Coe Judge ought not to Boe vn- 
 juftly.dLew.19.25.Wooke Wicked, Vngodly, 
 ana Vnrighteous. 
 
 Vnkindneffe looke Vnthankefulneffe. 
 Vnknowento men, but knowen bate Ged 
 
 2,4 03.6.9, 
 
 Valeauened bread. The feat of vnleaue 
 ned bread, foz the Paſſesuer. Lu. 22.1; ieuh 
 Paffeouer. 
 
 Vnmarried.& hole that cannot liue vmar: 
 ried map martie.1,€03.7-9. 
 
 Vamercifuln:fz.leoke Mercifulneffe, 
 
 P npoffible, ooze Impoliible. 
 
 Farightesvs perlens (ail not inherite tht 
 ——— of Ged.1.2 02.6.8, 9,1 odoohe Vn- 
 uit. 
 
 idee that soeth vnrighteoufly, ig an abs: 
 mination onto the Lod. Deurer.25.16, fee 
 World. 
 
 Vithankefulne fz. Gods prouldence, euen 
 vnto the vnthankefull. 1. Wingsa 8 s.t 
 
 Df the Vathankefulnefle of Laban tos 
 wards Jaakob. Genelis 31.2*andof ba 
 raohs butlerrowares Joſe ph Genel-go.2;, 
 of the Ammonites and Saul towards Da 
 uit, 2. Sam. o.ꝛ to 6 1.2 0m.19,20, Of 
 the. Jewes. Ezek. 3. z. and of the Iſraelites 
 Wicah.s.2,to 5. Tfat.e.2,3.and ot the inga 
 bitants of Keilah toward Dauid, 1.SHamih 
 222 ise 4 os 
 
 Vothankefulnefle tewards Gob and man 
 condemned, and of the punifhment thereof, 
 CExot.1.8.* Deter. 72.1. Judg.2. . and 
 6.1,8,9,10.anD 3 5 .6,7514,16.and 12132,7 
 
 1,.9am.10.17.* anB I 2.70 20. ond 25,10, 
 11,37,38, 2, Sam.14. 30. SARON: 24213 
 22.192.17.03) Gfa.t,2,3-F 5.1-.Jet 2.12.* 
 Eze. 16.3. Dole.2.2" and 10.13,24-and #3. 
 2.*0ica6. 1." Mild, 16.15,29. 1, Mac.r 6, 
 15,16,17. Matthes. 17.41.550 25. Like 
 £4.33. and 17 14,12,19,58, Jobn 1.5 Lte 
 46.Rom.i .ꝛ ĩ.* Gal 16 EnD 6.6. d0. L6, 
 r8. Col. 2.7 1. Tim. 5.417518. 2. Tim.32 
 Hebz 2.2. and 13.17 Reue· 2.5. Aczes 7.18, 
 19,26,27.” 2ND 27.42 ` 
 
 Varili toke Till. 
 
 F Vocation feg Calling and Church, 
 
 Volumary giltes rowsrds the making 9 
 
 _theMabernacie.dtred,25.2.: 
 © eutit.10.2.f2umD.6 1.153 3. an 16031532, — 
 
 Voluptuous ining, one of the thogned the 
 
 choke the word. Lukes. rg. © T 
 Wee ougbt not totabe pleafureinvglup 
 tnoufnefle.gcccls.28.32... ; 
 Vomit of Gel. Gere.§ 1.44. - i 
 Vowes mft be perfomed to, Gon. Noe 
 berg 30:3. Deuteronom. 23 21, 22323. ben 
 ge 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 VO Peet 
 
 polp.ecles.5. 3-19 (4.116.14,18. Acts 18. 
 8.and 21.23,t0 27. 
 
 Vowes, ano rye redemption of them. Lett. 
 ‘47.2.jQam.6.1.* 
 
 Tho ought to acc ompliſh theit vowes, ¢ 
 bo not.Num.z30.4. i 
 Gaakob vowed to Hod the tenth of his in- 
 teale.@en.28.226 
 
 Hannah vowed to gine ber ſonne to God, 
 Sam 1.11,28. 
 
 Elkanah anv all his familie went peerilp 
 o offer vowes.1.ain.4. 21. 
 
 The Iſraelites vowed to veltrep all the 
 ities belonging to Aran , tf thep ouercame. 
 Uhits21.2,3. 
 
 ODF arafhvow.Leu.s.4. 
 
 Saul caulerh tye people to vosv abſtinen⸗ 
 { Fle, whereupon thep brake the commaundes 
 Ment of Bov.1. Sam. 4.24, 32. 
 
 Abſalom onder colour of a vow, pꝛactiſed 
 pne bia fathers kingdome 2. Sam.i15. 
 
 
 
 nA 
 |! if Vowes vſed fog gifts and ceremonies. Act. 
 
 33.23. 
 
 l Dfpungodip vowes, looke moze Judges. 
 
 \3o.* 1. Sam.25.13, 21,22. Wat.14.7,t0 12. 
 
 } Acts 23,12. i 
 
 j) Voice Mee ought to abep the voice of the 
 MoD and why. Ered. 15,26. Deu, 134.800 
 
 6.16, 20. and 27.10. 
 
 God cauſed the Jetuesto heare bis voice, 
 
 i n t thep coulo not abive it. Deut. 4. 36. ana 
 48.16. 
 
 — Taben Hanna prayed, her voice was not 
 
 eard 1. Sam.1.1 3. ; i 
 G7 pbraid:. Hee that vpbraideth big 
 
 tieid, bzeaketh friendihip. Ccelus. 22.20, 
 
 2 
 
 Peninnah vpbraideth Hannah with per 
 rretinefie. 1. Sam. 1. 6. 
 God vpbraideth tye Iſraelites confeſſing 
 their Gnne. Jung. 10,11." 
 Chꝛiſt vpbraideth the eweg with their ins 
 Delitie John 159-22,23,24. 
 Upright before Gov Deut. 18.13. 
 
 The beart of Ala was vpright with the 
 O20, . Kin. 5. 11, 14. 
 Tie ought to feare and ferne the Low in 
 prightnefle. Joſh.24. 41. 
 De that walketh vprightly, ſhalbe ſaued. 
 29.28.18 looke Rizht,Righteous, Iuſt, and 
 ‘Perfect. 
 C g Ufazesooke Cultomes. 
 
 | Pfurie foꝛbidden Deu 23.19,20, 
 
 > Again viurie and vſurers.Exodus 20.17. 
 ‘Wand 22.25. Lewit.25.35,36,37-Deuts5.21. 
 ) Pebe.s.1,to 14. IPlal.15.155.3920.22.7,16, 
 })22,25.and 28.8. Jerem. 15.10. Ezek. 18. 13. 
 HAND 32.02. Mat.5.42. and 7.12. Luk.6.30, 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 34535. 
 
 \\ G Piterance the gift of God. Eprov.4.11, 
 p 2,15.]920.16.1.and 1. £02.12. 10. 
 
 fi 
 
 S. Paul delireth the faithfull to pray Goo 
 thathe might haue veterance. Ephel. 6.19, 
 20. Col 4 3, 4. 
 
 OOE Wages, Jankob alied of Laban, Ra- 
 
 M hel for hiswages.Gen.29.15,18. and af (pots 
 
 | cen fheepe and lambes. Gen. 30.32. 
 
 © Laban changed Jaskobs wages tenne 
 | ye times, Gen.3 1:7, ‘ 
 
 
 
 The fecond Table. 
 
 Euery man hall receiue wages accoving 
 fo big labour. 1. Coꝛ.3. 8. 
 
 Che labourer ig wozthie of hig wages. 1 
 Tim.518. 
 
 The wages of Gane is Beath. Rom.6.a 3. 
 looke Hire. 
 
 Wake, looke Watch. 
 
 Wail. The wall of Jerulalem wag dedi⸗ 
 cated. Mehbe. 1 2. 27. 
 
 Thik baty broken the partition Wall 
 which was betweene the Jewes and vg, E⸗ 
 pheſ 2.14,15. 
 
 Malke. Me ought to be occupied in Gens 
 word, ag We walke ano fournep, ac. Deut. 
 16.9. 
 
 To walke with Hos. Gene. 5. 24. and 6.9 
 
 Abzaham commaunded to walke befoze 
 Gon. Gen. 17.15 
 
 Hezekiah walked hefoze Gow with a pete 
 fect heart. 2.Rings 20.3. 
 
 That it ig to walke in the wayes of God. 
 Kin.3. 14. as be requirech ano taught che 
 Iſraelttes te Boe.Deuet0.12.¢ t1.22.8 8.6. 
 
 Salomon walked in the oginances of 
 Gon, as Dawid commanded hini. 1. Ring. · 
 3. Gnd 2.3. 
 
 The Reubenites are exhorted to walke in 
 the wayes of Ged. Veolh.22.5. 
 
 Chꝛiſt willeth vs to walke while. we Hane 
 light. John 12.35,36. 
 
 To walke in tructh. 1 Kings 2.4. 
 
 Samuels chilvzen walked. not in þig 
 Wapes. 1.Sam 3.3. 
 
 owe God walketh ſtubburnely againk 
 bs. Leutt.26,24,28. 
 
 Boles praped Govto walke with them. 
 Exod 33. 15, 16. and 34.9. 
 
 Walke in the ſpirit. Gal.5. 16. 
 
 De that walketh vpzightly, walketh boldly 
 Pꝛo.io 9. 
 
 We that walkech with the wile, ſhalbe mile 
 3P20.13.20. 
 To walke in betitte. 3. John 4. 
 We ought ta walke wiſely cowards them 
 that are withort. Coloſ.4. 5. 
 Go walke, foz to liue. Darke 7.5. 
 To walke after the maner of men. 1. Coz. 
 3.3.4. (ee Stubburnneffe, 
 Want, looke Neede. 
 Wantons threatnes. Michah. 1.* 
 Wanton lookes fezbiaden. Job 35 .1.jpla. 
 119.37. D9 atth. 5.28, 
 Wantons Hall not inherite che kingdome 
 of God. 1.0L02.6.9. r 
 Warning, ſooke Correction. 
 Warre and contention , from whence thep 
 come. James 4,1, i 
 God ſendeth warre fo? the inne ofthe peos 
 ple. 1. King. 3.35,37 Leuit. z6.24,25.Dett. 
 28.25. TUDES 2,14,15.AND 83., 12. ind 4.7. 
 and 6.1. and 10.7. and 13.1, Jla 5.25. Jere. 
 5.10. Job 38.23. 
 Mewe married men went not a warfare, 
 aun why. Deot. 24:5. 
 
 The law of warre, Dettt.20.10.* 
 
 Moles bis erhoatation onto fuch ag went 
 towarre. Detit.20 3,4. 
 
 Jehoſhaphat sflauiten in warre, cried to 
 God forhelpe. «. Rings 22.32. 
 
 God commaunded the Jewes when thep 
 ‘went to warre, to abſtaine from all wickens 
 
 w AR 
 
 neke Dent. 23.9. 
 
 Danid afketh countel of the Lorne, whe: 
 ther he ſhoulde warre with the Philiſtims z. 
 Ham. 5.132. 
 
 The Mlcaelites fearing warre deliren Sa⸗ 
 muel to criz onto God foz them.1.Sam.7.8 
 
 God aſſiſte d Joſhua in warre, and inſtruc⸗ 
 tev Hin. Jeſh.8.i b.and Danin, 2. Sam.23. 
 24,25. = 
 
 God weffroped the Tíraeliteg enemies, 
 befoze thep warred with them. Deute.7.23. 
 ang 2.24.* 
 
 The Hewes intending to warre, praped 
 God to fend them victozie , and were heard. 
 
 1.Chron.5. 19, 20.1. King. 8.44, 45.2. Chzꝛon. 
 6.34,35.Othniels warre. (ee Spirit. 
 
 The Iſraelites warred with the Benia⸗ 
 mites, and bp Gods power auercame them. 
 Judg.20.35. and lent to knots whether the 
 Reubenites Yav reuolted from God before 
 thep would warre with them. Joſh.22. 11.* 
 
 The warre of the Amogites againkk the 
 Gibeonites. Joh.10.4.5-and of the Hiuites 
 and others againg Joſhua, and the (uccefle. 
 FJolh.11.5,t0 9. 
 
 God commanded f Iſraelites not to warre 
 againi the Woabites. Deut, 2.9,19. Thep 
 warred againſt the Amalekiteg contrary te 
 Gods commaundemenr, anv were vilcomffe 
 ted. jQum.1 4.41." Deut.t.42,* 
 
 | Gon hath a regard vnto the warres of ins - 
 fineles, foz hee gaue the victozie onto Raae 
 man, and Deliucred the Samaritanes. 2. kin. 
 5.1. anb 7.9.* 
 
 The warre wherein the Philiſtims onere 
 come the Iſraelites.x.Sam.a4. 10. 
 
 Powe the fairhfull haue behaued theme 
 {clues inthe time ofwarre.@Er00.17.9,to 14. 
 r Pai. 17,1,253,26.* and 2. Chzꝛon. 12. 2, t0 
 9 and r4.9 and a$. AND 20.1, fo 31. and 
 32-8." Fudeth 8.9.*.1. Wacc.3.2.%¢ 4, 1,2.* 
 and 7.1.*2.9Bac.8.1,2.* 
 
 Foz what cauſes the Faithfull haue begum 
 warres.@enel.14.03,14. PUDE. 19.22.” ang 
 20.1,t0 15.1. Sam. 30 3,t0 21. 
 
 Howe God fighteth alwayes foz his, ant 
 teacherh them allo in warres to fight @ ouete 
 come Ere 14.1 3. Deut. 1.30. and 3.2,3,21, 
 22.1. DAM.17.37,45,4647:2 DAM 22.35. 
 2. Chzon 20. 17. Pſal. 18.2.*and 143.8, 2.* 
 Iſa 30:15,30,3 1. looke Victorie. 
 
 Albeit the wicked raile warre againſt vs, 
 pet ought wee not to faint. Watt.24.6. Wat. 
 
 13-7. Duke 21.9. Reu 12.717. 
 
 That circumſpection Pꝛinces ought te 
 haue in warre Luke 14.31,32. 
 
 Ungodly warre. 520. 1.11.fee Murther. 
 
 No man goeth to warfare at his otene coff, 
 ¥.@02.9.7. * 
 
 D Paul being in the feh, div not warr 
 after the fle) 2.002. 10.3. 
 
 AD ans life ig a warre. Job 7.1.* 
 
 Warres efignozance, Miſd. 14.2 1. 
 
 Wafb. Naomi willed Ruth to wath ana 
 anoynt ber felfe, and whp. Ruth 3.3. 
 
 Dauid wathed and anopnted bimfelfe afs 
 ter hee vnderltood of the Beath of the chile. 
 
 2,Sam.12.20, 
 
 To wath their feete, fee Fecte, 
 
 Dauin commaunded Criah to goe home, 
 and wath pig fete, 2. Sam. 1 1.8. Sie 
 
W IA T 
 The Jewes vſed to wath their bead. Accs 
 
 30.37. 
 
 The Phatiſes being filthie within, vſed to 
 wath the btierlide. Watt. 33.25. 
 
 TUe ate wathed.1.Q03.6.11, in baptiſme. 
 Acts 22.16. 
 
 Wafting. looke Prodigalitie. 
 
 Watch, becaule the boure is bucertaine, 
 Matth.24.42.* Luke 12.36,t047. Mar.13. 
 33 35 36.37. 
 
 Watch and pray. Matt.as.38,41. Darke 
 14 34, 38. Luke 21.36.and 22.40,46. 
 ` e ought to watch, 1.Cozinth.15.34. 1. 
 Gell 5,6. r. Bet.4.7. 
 
 Watch, taken fog liuing this cozpozall life, 
 1. Thelſ.5. 10. 
 
 Dow we ought alwayes to Watch foz the 
 comming of the Loz. Rom. 1 3.11.* Ephel. 
 6.18.Col- 1.2. $4.2. 1. Pet.5.8. Reue 3.2, 3. 
 & 16.1.Aet.20 31. È Coꝛ.r o 13.4 2. Coꝛ.6.6. 
 
 Watch, foz Watchmen Watt, 27.65. 
 
 Watchmen, fog falle teachers. Cant 5-7. 
 
 TUbp Gods preachers are called Warch- 
 mé.@ of theit Duty.£3e.3.17- 18.19,20,21 
 
 Watchman, fo? Angel. Dan.4.10. 
 
 Waters beneath fepatated from the waters 
 aboue. Get. 1.6,7. 
 
 Gettue given to the watersto bing fozth 
 fifh. He,t, 20,21,22. 
 
 The waters of the flood furmounting the 
 
 higheſt mountaines r5.cubites. Gene 7,19, 
 20 cealed from increaling.Gen.8.3,to 15, 
 
 The Iſraelites willed to bup waters of the 
 Edomites. De.2.6. the Gibconites found 
 te draws water fog the Ilr aelites Joſh 9.21. 
 
 Dia wets of water. Deut.29. 11. 
 
 GD avdes were Wort to drat warer,1.Has 
 muzi 9.15. fo? theirt cattel, Gen. 24. 23. and 
 29 29, 10. 700.2, 16. Bor 
 
 Ghe water of Nilus conuerted into blood, 
 rod. 4.9. ANB 7-15,17,20. and Deadip wa- 
 ters into twholelonre. 2. Ring.2.21. 
 
 The children of Iſtael murmuring, hane 
 water out of the rocke. Exod. 7. 3.6 Numb. 
 20.10, 11. Miſ. 10, 4.JPfal.78.15,16.¢ 105, 
 41. -Coꝛ. io, at. i 
 © Water failing, was promifes and fent 
 without Hinde o2 raine tothe king of Iſtael, 
 Judah ano Eden , marching towards the 
 vomited. 2. Kings 3.07. 
 
 Eliiah was fed with bead and water. 1. 
 Hings 19.6. 
 
 The Ammonites and Maabites reiectev, 
 hecaute they met not the Dltaclites with 
 Head and water. Deut. 23. 3. 4. 
 
 Bread and water giuen tothem that came 
 to apprehend Eliya. 2 Rings 6.22. 
 
 The Jlractites weeping , powzed water 
 Before the i.070.1.Sam.7.6. 
 
 The waters of Jorban apes. while f chit- 
 Deen of Glrael went theough. Voth 3.16,17. 
 
 Elijah dinined the waters. 2. Rin.2.8, 14. 
 
 Eliſha powꝛed water ops Elitahs hanos. 
 2 Kings 3.2. 
 
 Of puriſying by water, ſee Fire. 
 
 God beliuereth his out of waters of tribu» 
 latton?.2 Sam, 22.1,455,6,7.07- 
 ` Waters foz nations. Reue.17. 15. and foz 
 the tumult of the wicked. Plal. 144.7. 
 
 The bolp Shok ig calles water of life. 
 John 4.10,14,and 7.38. 
 
 .Thefecond Table. 
 
 The Scriptures are called wholelome wa- 
 ters Ezek 47-859. 
 
 Eleane water for Gods ſpitit. Eze. 36.25. 
 Iſa.a4.3. 
 
 Pure water vſed foz the grace of Gods 
 fpirit. Debz 10.23, 
 
 Dow Chzifk cleanlerh his Church bp the 
 twafhing of water. Ephel 5.26. 
 
 — water fog ſpꝛmging water. Gene. 
 26.19. 
 
 Apollo watered, but God gaue p inerea 
 1.02. 3.6. 
 
 Cincleane water. Letit.1 1.38. leokeSea, 
 Drinke, Wine, Tooth, Tongue, Bitter,Strife, 
 and Fafting, 
 
 Wauer De that wauereth hal not obteine 
 his Delite of God. ames 1.6,7. 
 
 Wayes. Ail the wayes of Gov are ludge⸗ 
 ment. Dettt. 32.4, 
 
 The wayes of the Hew are bucegrupt paft 
 finding out, and muff bee kept.Rom.11.33. 
 2.Dam.22.22,31. 
 
 To turne from the wap which God come 
 manveth. Deut. 31.27,29.and 11.28. 
 
 Dauid going the way of all the earth, ers 
 horteth Salomon to walke in the wayes of 
 the Logd. 1.Rings 2.2, 3. 
 
 Sod voeth teach the good way. 1. King. 8. 
 35,36.and Samuel taught the right way. 
 1. Sam 12,23,24. 
 
 The Hewes forlaking the right way were 
 griensuflp panifhed. Judges 2.12, 14,19, 
 20 22. 
 
 The Kings bie way. Num 2122. 
 
 Chih isthe way. John 14 6, 
 
 Better neuer to know the way, then reuolt. 
 2.Pet. 2.216 
 
 Holes prareth God to few him hig way, 
 and whp Exod. 33. 13. 
 
 Gon was the guide of Jaakob in his way. 
 Gen.28.15. 
 
 Panl vefited God to guise his way. 1, 
 Thelf.2.17. 
 
 God maketh our way spzight. 2.54m. 
 32.23, 
 
 God giveth euerp man accogving to all 
 pis wayes, 1. ings 8:39. ` 
 
 Bp whom the way of trueth pall be enill 
 fpoken of. 2 JDet.2.1,2. 
 
 GwWeake in faith are to be bome withall, 
 and not to be ofenved,and why. Rom. 14.1.* 
 @s.t. 1.€03.8.9,10,11,12. 1. Thelſ.5. 14. 
 
 Poul became weake to the weake, to win- 
 
 the weake. 1.€02.9.22. 
 
 Sod bath chofen weake things to confourts 
 mighty, and why. 1. Qoziv.1.25,27, 2. Coꝛ. 
 12.9. 
 
 Weakeneffe,fre Vurighteoufneffe. 
 
 Weapons wherewith Dauid did encounter 
 with Goliath. 1.Sam.17.40, 
 
 The weapons of the faithful. 2.02.10.4. 
 fee Armour, 
 
 Weer.e. Ziba brought victuals to Dauits 
 wearie foulticre. 2.5am.16.1,2. 
 
 CHe sucht not to be wearie of well doing. 
 3.7 hefl.z.23-Gal.6.9. 
 
 How the wicked wearie themfelued in 
 wickedneſſe Tilo 5.7,t0 15. 
 
 Bek giuen him that ig wearie, Iſa.28.12 
 looke Laden, and Foode. 
 
 Wedding, looke Marriage, 
 
 WHE vi 
 
 Weepe. The people wept and knobeledge 
 their nne. Dent. 1.41,45 
 
 Phaltiel wept foz vis wife. 2.Sam. 3.15, 
 16. 
 
 Taby we mule weepe. James 4.9. 
 
 —— wept and wag comfozteu. Gen, 28 
 16.517,18. 
 
 Jaakob wept foz hig ſonne Toph. Genz. 
 37,34)35.and Joſeph dinerstimes, meeting 
 and talking with bie bretbzen. Gene.43.24. 
 AND 43.30. and 45. 1, 2. and 50.17. 
 
 The Iſtaelites wept befoze the Lozd,and 
 why. Judges 30.21,23,26, and 21.2 
 
 Dauid wept fez Abner, and when he fick 
 from Abſalom, and foz big Death, anD foz the 
 Beath of Amnon. 2.4m. 3,.31,33. € 13-31, 
 36. and 15. 30. AND 16.33. and 19.152, 3,4. 
 
 Hezekiah wept when hee beard pe ſhould 
 die 2. Kings 20,1,2,3- 
 
 Eliſha wept,and whp. 2. Rings 8.01, 13, 
 
 Chik wepr. Fen 11.35.deke 19.43, 
 
 Bleſſed ate they that weepe, foz yep Hal 
 laugh.Luke 6.21, Matt.5.4. 
 
 Peter wept ditterlp foz that he had denied 
 Chik Matth. 26.75. 
 
 Saint Paul weeping, exhorted tobetware 
 of falle prophets. JSpilipp 3.28. Actes 20 
 30531, 
 
 Weepe with them thet weepe. Romane; 
 12.15, 
 
 Letthem that weepe, be ag theugh they 
 wept not. 1.€02.7.30. 
 
 Joſiah wept,and why. 2.Khin.22.21.* 19 
 
 Samſoen cuercome with pis voiues wee 
 ping. Judges 14.16.17. 
 
 Weeping map abive at ewening , but io} 
 rommeth in the moning. Ffal.30.5. Looki 
 Kifle, Teares, Lamentation, Mourning, an! 
 Heauineffe, ` 
 
 Weights ¢ Meafures muf be true. Leuit, 
 19.35:36. Deut 25.: 314,15. Ezek. 45. 10 
 Pꝛou rr. r. aud 16.11 and 20.10, 
 
 Faile balances and weights condemned. 
 of.12.7.8. Bicah 610,11. 
 
 ' Wened, looke Sucke. . 
 
 Wet. Abraham viggen a wellin Beerfhe: 
 ba. Gen. 21-30,31. 
 
 Izbak cauled bis fathers welles , Hopped 
 by the Philiims, to be digged againe with 
 others. Gen.26.14,t0 23. i 
 
 Of digging a well, fee Digge. 
 
 Welles without water. 2. Pet. 2, 177 
 
 DE Jaekebs well. John 4.6,to 27. 
 
 Weldemg He that Doeth well, ig of Ged, 
 3. John 11, 
 
 It is Gods will bp doing well, we ſhould 
 putte ſilente the ignozance of fooliſz men: 
 .Pet.2.15. 
 
 Weldoing will fall ont to thepzofite of tht 
 authour. Ruth 2.11. 
 
 Weldeing commeth of the Lord. Dhil.i 
 6. 1970.16.1. ANB 20.24, 
 
 Dow to poe well, Pla.r.17-fee Wearie. 
 
 Welpleafed.@od wasg welpleaied with bli 
 fonne Fefus Chik. Warth.3.27. and 17.4 
 2. Het 117. 
 
 Wealh ig ſudden deſtruction to the wit 
 ken. Job 21.7.1 6: i š 
 
 Iſtael in Wealth, fee Fat, 
 
 Fn wealth and woe twee enght to remer 
 ber Gov, Ecclugar.25, < 
 
 Weal) 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 IW heate threfhed by the winepzeffe, and 
 DYP. Judges.6. 11. l 
 
 A wine: Den. 27.28 - 
 
 Y Gov wil lend them plentie of wheate ana 
 Hei things.thatloue hia commandements, gr. 
 Oe tst.41,035,14.¢ 28. 23to 3. Le. 26. 33to tr 
 Whe ſimilitude of the wheace ceꝛne. John 
 32-24. 1.Q0n05.37.. °°! of 
 Wheate taken foz che faithful, Mat. 3.12. 
 uke 3.17. and 13.30. < g 
 Satan deſtreth to winnowe the godly a 
 wheate. Luke 22.31. 
 
 TU at is chaff; co wheateꝰ Jere.23,28. 
 Wares anong wheate, Wat.13.25,38. 
 
 H 17beeles, looke V ifion, 
 
 IWhelpes, woke Dogges. 
 
 < Whileft, fee Conuerfion. 
 
 4 Whifperers contemned, Rom, T.29. 
 
 f Whire, The elect ſhalbe clothen in white, 
 
 Reue.z.4. AnD 4.4.and 6.11. and 7.9. 
 
 i) 7 hstfientide, looke in Feaſts. 
 
 U Whoredome. a more grieuous (inne then 
 ‘theft. $820.6.30.% — 
 
 Gov detefkerh both a whore and a whores 
 Wire, gc. Deut.23.17,18. 
 
 f a whore deleriben, and called bp diuers 
 ‘\hames. 20.7.6, to24-and 6,24, to z0. and 
 7-5. and 2,16,t0 20- 
 
 (fice muk not gine eur Atength vnto 
 ‘whores. Gccius.26.20. 
 
 - A whore enuleth an honeſt woman. 2. & 
 zas 16,42. Š : 
 
 Samfon loued the whore o} Harlot Deli 
 ‘Mab. Jurges 16,1,4. 
 
 The vifiort of the great whore bpon manp 
 aters. Reue. 7. 1,3.* 
 
 Whoredome ig foꝛbidden. Deut.z. 18 21. 
 Exod.20.14.17 
 The Iſcaelites committed whoredome 
 ith the Daughters of Hoab.Num 25.1.* 
 Cho fo committea whordome, was but» 
 ed. Geu. 38. 24. 
 
 The mayde that plaped the whore inher 
 athers bouie wag Ronen to Death Deut.⁊ 2. 
 20,21. 
 
 The whoredome of a woman bow it map 
 be knowen. Eccliis. 26.9. 
 Whoremongers God will iudge. Heb. 13. 
 4 and puniſh Renesas. 3. 
 Whoredome and other oncleantieffe foz- 
 
 didden, committed and puniſhed. Gene 6.2, 
 (512 atid 1.9.5,24525 93 16% QE L0B. 22.16, 17. 
 wg. Lett.18.6. *@ 19.20,21,23529. 20.105 
 9 22.anD2 1.9. Deut.27.20,t0 24. JUUH. 19. 
 5-1. Sam. 2. 22. * $970.5.2- *622.14. and 
 % 3.26." aud 29.3. Eseh.22, 10311, Tob 4. 
 
 Ecclu 23. 16.* and 35.2.Acts 15.20,29, 
 om. 1:2526." ¥.Q02.5.1-" 8 6.9,15.* and 
 b.8.cephe.5.3,5-Gol.3.5. 1. Thell 4.3545. 
 LTim.1.9,10.4Looke Adulterie. 
 
 Gon forbivdeth to goe a whoring after J+ 
 
 j] 
 á þleg.Œrot.34.14-t0 13. sgat: 
 - | She Wraelites went a whoring after 
 f paalim. Purges 8.33. 
 Gon willeth the Ilraelites to make fringes 
 opon their garments, that thep ſhould not 
 oe a whoring after idoles. Mum a 5.38, 39. 
 © fpivituall whoredome which i idola⸗ 
 
 \\ 
 
 
 
 
 Izhak wiſheth Daakod plentie of wiheate é 
 
 . The fecond Table. 
 
 trie Tooke meze.dExod.32.8.*Deut.4.3.431- ° 
 
 16,17,18. JUVL.201 517,19. and 8,27. Iſo. 
 4,31.and § 7.3. Jer. 3.1.* oF 3ek.16.15,7 Dol. 
 1, 2. and 2.2,* AND 4.12.* Reve, 18,3,9. 
 
 elites their whoredomes. Jeu. 14.27, 33 ¢ 
 Whole fome doctrine what. Tit.21.,t0. I. 
 
 GWicked. Davids complaint foz the wic- , 
 
 kednefle of the faithleſſe. iP tal.26.1, 
 a paper againſt the wicked enemies of 
 Gora Church Plal. z5.1.* 
 Okthe repacbation of the wicked, JSfalm. 
 
 164. nye 3 D 
 
 The wordes of the wicked touching the 
 knowledge of Gon. Job 22.13.* 
 
 * Mee ought not co enuie che prolperitie of 
 the wicked, (fal 37.157.* 
 
 The wicked are the feevde of the Deuill. 
 QPatth.13.38,39. Ana 
 
 Tee ought to auoyde the company of the 
 wicked, 1.62 §,1 3. 
 
 Wicked bppocrites alwapes in the Church 
 militant. War.t 3.40,41,48,49. 
 
 Tho ate wicked. 1.JPet.4.17,18:3, Pet. 
 2. 1 0. t b 
 
 Che deſctiption of wicked men, and of 
 theirt puniſhment. Plaler. 14.5,6. and 25.05 
 to Sand §3.2,¢0 GARD 94. 23. 
 
 Bed abporreth the wicked. Exed. 23.7. 
 
 Whe wicked conliver nor che iudgements 
 ef God, ¥320,28 5. and cherefaze theit honle 
 ſhalbe velfroped,JH20.1 1,10, 18ND 14.00. 
 
 Df the treafures of wickednefle , and of 
 the vifpgaple and puniſhment of the wicked, 
 3B z0.10.2." 
 
 The wicked are relembied to obſtinate 
 feoles. 1320.27.22. 
 
 The wicked Kander Gods wozde, and tes 
 garb it not. 1920. 29.7,1 6. 
 
 The wicked {Halbe caſt aluap fa bis ma · 
 lice. 1920.14.32. 
 
 The wicked thinke themlelucs moze bap 
 pie in feruing the Denil, then God. Fere.44. 
 17,18,19. 
 
 The wicked giue beeve otto falle lippes. 
 3Dzcu. 17. 4. and confule againſt the godly. 
 JPlal.16.4. and 8353. 
 
 The power anventerpziles of the wicked 
 ſhali turne tothe glozy of Gov, JSfal.75,20, 
 and 76.10, 
 
 Micah tomplaineth ef the muttiuve of 
 the wicked, and (mat! number of the faithful. 
 MWDicays72, 
 
 — ought to ſhun the wap of, the wicked, 
 
 20.4014, 
 
 Tie factifices of the wicked ate abomt- 
 nable vnto Wod. Pꝛou.i 5. d.and 21.27. Ec⸗ 
 clus. 34.28. 
 
 Df the curfe and deſituction of the wic- 
 ked. Job.24.18. 
 
 ‘Tbe condemnation of the wicked, ¢ death 
 of the inf. Miſd.a.16. 
 
 Whe fighing of the wicked at the dap of 
 iudgement. Cils.3,to 14. 
 
 © he wicked {Hall ware woꝛſe and woꝛſe. 
 2,0 Yef.2.9,t013-2 Tim. 3. 13. 
 
 The nature c end of the wicked, Pſal.7 3. 
 18,19,20.ant 10.2." Cheir retocar. AMiſ.ʒ. 
 10. Theit blinonefle. Ila.27. 11. Pſa.z36 1.* 
 
 The righteous cannot deliuer the wicked, 
 Ezek. 14.17, 18. 
 
 God calleth the mutmurings ofthe Iſra⸗ 
 
 W AI vWD 
 
 The wicked to when Sorome ant Gos 
 mozah ate an erample,are teſerued to the Dap 
 of Judgement to be punifhed. 2.J9et.2.9. 
 Jude 4,6,15. 
 
 God luffereth the wicked te keepe compas 
 Hy with the wicked oft times to their deſtru⸗ 
 ction. 2.0.0.2 2.7. i 
 
 The wicked haue their felicitie in wordly 
 thtnas. Eſter 5.10. 14. 
 
 Gou pzeuenteth the attempts of the wic- 
 ked, Eũet 6.4. TEN j 
 
 The wicked enisy the earth. Tah,g.24-: s 
 .: Thepoozer fozt and, wicked alway turne 
 An crefle of the gorig to.a Rander. Pob.zo. 1 
 
 TS. i 
 
 The wicked proceede from enill: to wozſe. 
 Mete:g.3. We H ` ' 
 
 te wicked thinke that Gen fee 
 sat spat aN F — isst lo w “4 
 The wicked laue the peaile of men» more 
 then of Gos, John x des så ag 
 Ti vat the wicked are hke buto. Ilai.57. 
 
 20. ⁊ 
 
 The wicked leeke after lignes. Luke 23. 
 8. Jobn 2,18. and 6.30, anv feare men moze 
 then Pi Mattt.21,26,465% 26.5. € 27164, 
 Marke rr.32.d uke 19.46.4cts 5.26... 
 
 The wicked agree in perſecutiũg p trueth· 
 and the profeffours thereof. Batth.16:.anp 
 22.23. Parke 3.6. Luke 23,12. Actes 4.26, 
 and .2 3.6. s . 
 
 Wickedomens paactifes. often freftrate, 
 Datth.2.1,3-and 21546, and 22,22; 27.66. 
 John 6.444546. and10.39, Artega 952 2» 
 
 ANB 9.23524." AND 12,15.” 
 Eble wicked pronounce fentetce ageing 
 themlelucs.DSat.31.31,41.TLuke 7.43.Actd 
 4.16 and 26.31. as 
 
 The wickednefe of man wag great at the 
 time of the flood. Gen 6. 5. site : 
 
 Wholoeuer perfeucreth in bis wickednes, 
 Hali peri, 1.9 9am-12.25. looke. Vngodly, 
 and Vniuſt. 
 
 Widow. THe ought not to oppreffe, o2 bere 
 the widowe, and why. gErod.22.22,2 3,24. 
 Zech.7-10. but reltene them,and bow. Deut. 
 14,29. 16.11.0 26.2, 12, 13, Job 24.3. and 
 21.16, Iſa 1.17, Jert.22.3. Ecclus.a. 3. 
 
 Gleanings left foz the widow, fatherleſſe 
 ge. Leuit. ĩ8.9, 10. 23 22. Deut. 24. 19.* 
 
 God doeth right onte the katherleſſe anu 
 widow Deut.10.18 and iubgeth the opprel> 
 fours. @Bal.3.5. nel? 
 
 Curled be he that hindzech the right ofthe 
 widow. Dett.27.19. ortaketh her raiment.te 
 pledge. Deu. 24.17,{0e Debt end Famine. 
 
 TUiho were widowesin deede, and wozthy 
 honour and reliefe,and who not, 1.Tim, 5.3, 
 to 7 
 
 Gn ower concerning widowes, both olve 
 and pong. 1. Tim.5.9, to 17. 
 
 Df the continencie of widowes, 1,€03.7. 
 8.0. Tim 5. 11.16. 
 
 The teares of the widowes cheekes aleend 
 bp to heauen. CEcctus. 35.15. 
 
 Df widow veuourers, Watt 23. 14. Mat. 
 12.40. Luke 20:47. * 
 
 Wife. The deſire of the wife aught to bee 
 fubiect to her bulband, Gen.3.16, 
 
 The people praved that Boaz hie wife 
 might be fruttlull Ruth 4a. m 
 
 è 
 
 re 
 f 
 
 
 
Ww f Fy 
 
 To anoide fornication Tet euery man haue 
 pis wife and everg wife ber hiil band. ges 1. 
 €02.7:1,,2." BR 9/058) OF at 
 Whe vnetie of a wife: Titus 2: 5. a. Tim. 
 3,123.06 fier 1,.12519,* 9.002.14.34. 
 Mã is the man that path awife of bnder⸗ 
 Kanding, and bertuous. Ecclas. 25 8.¢ 26. 
 intos. Fo? he is che gift of Hod. Po. 21.9. 
 aun ibe crewue of fev. huſbaud Pꝛo. r a4. 
 > Wines ate heires together with theit hul 
 hands of the grace of lite. cPet. 3.7. 
 Gow made Abimelechs wife Darren, 
 and why. Gen. 20.1718. ; 
 The bulband ought to lone his wife: E⸗ 
 -phe.s.25:Gol.3.19.jP20-5.15.and to refopce 
 with her.¢eccles.9,9.leoke Husband. - 
 Gan mutt korlake all, fauing God, and 
 cle aue to hig wife.Gen.2.24. 
 Gninfeparable knot betweens man and 
 wife. gat 19.56. 
 It ſeemed hard tothe diſciples,that a man 
 might not put atvap his wife, but fog whoze⸗ 
 Bome.Wat.19,8,9,50.¢ 5. 32-Mat-10.9,04 
 Tbo fo hateth not bis wife, ec. in reſpeet 
 of Chꝛiſt, can not be Cheitis vilcipte. Luke 
 14.26. Mat. 10. 37. 
 Againſt mareping with ſtrange wiues ,oz 
 of another religion. cE rob. 3.4.02; to 18.¢ 235 
 3.2. Deut.7- 394. debe.1 3.23, 25. Mol.a.11. 
 Gen 24.3.626:3453 $8 27.46, and 23.7,2, 
 Mot jatolullte martie the fathers wife.r. 
 Coz 5.1. dLeu-18.6.* 
 That maner women the Pzieſtes wiues 
 were Leu 21675135,8 4,156 
 The Meaclites were commaunded not to 
 touch their wiues. Exo i9.15. 
 Méthe wife not kound a virgin,gc oꝛ ſſlan⸗ 
 Dered.Dets.22,13;t022. - ; 
 Salomon had 7o0.wiues 1. Rings rr 3. 
 Daui ban mairy.2.Damu.3.2,t0 6.€ 5-13. 
 Sam 18.27.1. Chro.3 1,t0 .0,f0 has Ot 
 deon. Fudg.8.30. 
 Samim was ouercome with the impor 
 tunitie of his wife ana declared vnto jer big 
 sridle. Judg. 4.16, 17. —* 
 Hutiphat crediting big wife, put Jofeph 
 in prilon.Ge. 39 19,20, 
 Whe wife that moucth ber huſband onto 
 idolatry ought to Die Deu. 13.6,to 12. 
 _ [Pilates wife,countelled him net .to menle 
 swith hs. Mat· 27. 19. 
 Ahab paouoked to euil bp his wicked wife. 
 W, Kings 21,15, 16,25. 
 Triah would not lie with bis wife, anv 
 WHP.2. DAM. LEI 
 Jaakobs wiues counſeſled bim te Doe ag 
 Gov commanded Geu. zu. 36. 
 < Voles wile being lent backe to ber father, 
 Eron. 4.26. retutneth with bit two loaves. 
 Exod. 18.2. 
 Elkanah of hist wo wiues, loued Hannah 
 elk. r Sam i 2,5. 
 The Philillims betrned Samlone 
 Aity flee. Jung.r5 6, 
 Dautds two wiues taker prifoners.1.Sa- 
 muel 30,5. - mar 
 The f eutteswife o2 concubine abufey at 
 Gibzah. Aunge.19,1,2,%25.and 20.5. 
 Gbigailthe pacerne of a good wife. Da- 
 muel 25.18,t0 38. 
 Doe zaile and pzagertieg of a good wile. 
 
 wife 
 
 The fecond Table. 
 
 Prott.18.22. anogir.” Cob. 10, 13. es 
 clug.26,16,23. 1. Tim.z3. 11. and 5 146 Ett 
 2.5. boke Womenio”’ : 
 
 Wildernefz of Sin. Eronnë 1951 .Looke 
 Tempt. i ' 
 
 Will. Gov hath created all things for bis 
 wils ſake. Reu.a. u1. ana toozketh alltdings 
 after theconnfell of his owne wil, dEph.1.11. 
 
 Dauid attributeth onto the wilof Gov all 
 the benefits which be yadrecetued.2, Sam. 
 7-49,20.* ; i 
 
 The willand counſell of the Loꝛde ig im- 
 mutable. 930.19. 21. 
 
 Rehoboams kingdome divided by the wil 
 of God 2. Chr. 11.4. 
 
 Aheziah villted Jeiaram bp the will of 
 Gob, that hee might dee Maine of Jehu. 2. 
 €2.22.6,9,t9 10. x é 
 
 Amaliah delivered into His enemies hands 
 bp the will of oo. 2.4. h20.25.20,27; 
 
 Salaam could doe nothing again Gong 
 will, Num.22. 12, 13, 18.* and 3.8,12,20, 
 36. AND 26.53. ' ‘ 
 
 Tice ought to pzoone and onderfand the 
 good will of God, ¢ Voe it, Rom. 12.2. phe 
 5.17: 1.0 bel.4.3. 
 
 oman ts able to reff Gong will, nog 
 map ple ade again him. Rom.9.19,20, 
 
 he will of Gov the Father is, that whe 
 fo beleeueth in his fonne, halt hane life euer⸗ 
 lating: Jobn6.39,40. 
 
 ‘Gt was the will of Gov, that Chrifi Houls 
 give himfelfe foz our finneg: Gal 1.4. 
 
 God lent bis Sonne to reuzale the mylle · 
 tie of bis will bnto bs.cEphelr.9, and to doe 
 pis will. John 6.38. foz bis meat was to Doe 
 bis Fathers will. John 4.34. 
 
 Cbꝛilt yeelded hinielfe to his Fathers wil, 
 although cantrarp to humane nature. Mate, 
 26.29,42. 
 
 The will of God is, that wee Houl bee 
 CanctiRed thzough the bloos of Chait. Medz, 
 10.9,10, that we ſhould be Holp and cleane. 
 
 1. Thel 4. 3% Pi- 7 
 
 De that fulſilleth the will of Gov, abideth 
 euer. t. Polina... 
 
 God heareth them that teetis willan 
 worſhip him. John 9.31 - 
 
 TUboloeuer Doeth the will of Goo, is a trae 
 Aiifiian, WBatth.7.24. and Chia kinſe⸗ 
 man looke Mother, 
 
 To wilis pꝛelent with pg bnt to perfoame 
 ipeth in God owth. Rom.7. 18, 15. Phil. 1. 6. 
 and 2. 13. 
 
 We muſt labour te increale in the know⸗ 
 lenge of Gons wiil ge. Col. i. 9. 
 
 The Jewss were blinded pp the will of 
 
 God, and why. Dat 17.25,26. 
 
 Paul called ta p office of an ApoRle, by the 
 
 will of Gov, 1.07. t. 1,200 07.8.3. pher. 
 
 Paul ateributen vnto the willof god, the 
 liberalitie of the Wacedoniays 2.e28.5. 
 
 Tee ought to refigne our will onto the 
 Loꝛds will. James 4:55- 
 
 „ze itt our tribulationtae cua btto conſider the 
 
 good will and plealare of Gow. Job 1.21. 
 ` The Hltaelites prefuming to warre con- 
 trary to the will of Gon, were Raine. Deut. 
 1,4234344. 
 Tee ought not to bee ſubiect to our owne 
 wilies and appetites, and Why. Ecclus. 18. 
 
 
 
 WIIN 
 30:31. i 
 
 ee ought ta referre our willes co Gods 
 
 wil, eam. 3.3 8.2, a, 10. 12. and 15.26 | 
 
 1. Wac. z 60. Matth 6. 10. Mat 14.3 6.tuke 
 22.42 Qct.18.21.821,.94. Deb 6.3. Rows. 
 10.and 15.32, 1. Coꝛ. 4. 19. and 16.7. - 
 
 Some preach Chaise odenuie, and tome oF 
 good will JO pil.s.15. —* 
 
 The will of anp man ig countet by Gon 
 foz she Beene it felfe. Gen.20.2, to 15, € 32. 
 16318, LDAM. 1 1.05, aNd 12.9. 1. Kin. 2 Io 
 10, 19. lee HReewill. 
 
 Df willingneſſe to heare Gone wo looke 
 Confeffion, . 
 
 Wilfall and furious petfons mut be huns 
 ned.Gene 27. 42. * Foly.2116. 1. Ds-19,10, 
 Mehe.6. 3. Pꝛo.2 2.24. and 29,924 E coins. 
 8.15,16, Mat.2.12,4 3." i 
 "| Wiake,looke Amendment, 
 
 . Windes and fea obep Chꝛiſt Watth. 8.26; 
 27. AND 14.32 Mar.4.39, 41.06.51. Luke 
 8.24,25.JPfal.107.25.ccclug.43.23. ‘ 
 Gow Bratweth the windes out of Gis treas 
 furesdd fal.n35-7- er ; 
 
 Wie map nor be aschildzen wWeucting ano 
 
 caried about with euerp winde of Doctrine, © 
 
 phe. 4014. : 
 
 Dar iniquities like the wind hae taker 
 pg alwap: 3fa.64.6. | 
 
 Winde „foz the bolp Gholt. Acts 2.2. 
 
 Wine comfogteth the liuing. Eccle. 10. 196 
 and maketh glad the beattof man, Judg. ↄ· 
 13,39fa.104.15.but Lobo fo louet hit, pal nest 
 be tich. 1920.21.17. 
 
 Cilerefoge wine was created. Ecclus. 
 31.28. SR 
 Sod giueth wine buto thale that lone bhima- 
 Deutr s, 13st4» and thepthat roe not, hall 
 nat minke the wine of rheit obue binepari go 
 Deut.28.39. ——— 
 
 Jaakob gane bis father wine with bis bee 
 niforr. Gen, 27.25 « EN 
 
 Zibeh brought wine to Danit, fleeing ite 
 Adfalom. 2. Ham, 16 1,2 j ie 
 
 GBensahs wife fogbivoen to duinke wine, , 
 aud whp: Jubg. a 3.4585. 
 
 Jokn Bapuk dranke neither wine nog: 
 ſtrong Minke: ube mers. 
 
 The Heaclites vanke no wine no? ſtrong 
 Minke in 40 peeres,and why. Deut,29.6. . 
 
 | 
 
 Wine called the liquoz of ibe grape Deute- | 
 
 8 3.3 4o s f i 
 Tater turned into wine. John 2,9. 
 > Bifhops, Deacons, and elder women map : 
 
 not be giuen tomuch Wine. 1, Tim.3:3:8>-, 
 
 Tit.2, 3,7. RI 
 Timothie is counlelled to minke with woes - 
 ter Wine. 1. Tim 523. 
 Dé tbe ferenath of wine, «cE (0.3 17 
 Aaainft wine-bibters. gla.5.11,24. Joel 
 
 = 
 
 a s 
 
 1.5. Amos 5.11. and 6.6. Micah 6ng Wabo. | 
 
 2.15 and 13.130 1E, ; 
 Wine ana women leade mife men out of tle- 
 way. Eclus.i19.2. 
 =- The incemmonities. cE excelle of Wine. 
 J920.2.0.1,6HD 2.2, 17-and.23-39 * Mai 28o. 
 45758. Sere-29.19. Dats .1,t0 6. Dole.3-1. 
 and 4.11, Dab. 2.5. Judbeth 12.20.and 130, 
 stori Ecclus:a i.25 26, 29. 
 EUe ought not torebuke our neighbour ae 
 the Wines Ceciag.3 1.3 by. 
 Tis 
 

 
 
 wm. = 
 
 fo Wis 
 
 The wine ofthe Newes és the poilon of 
 Dragons. Dewt.32-33- ` 
 
 Tibatis meant bp ozopping Downe nee 
 A wine, Goel 3.18. : 
 
 Wine mice with water. Iſa.i .a a. 
 
 Wings. Ruth put her truk onder the 
 wings of Sod. Ruth 2.12. 
 
 The govlp retopce vnder the ſhadewe of 
 Gods wings. Plal.s3.7. f 
 
 The Arke placen vnder the wingsof the 
 Cheeubims.s Aking.3.6,7.a9 was comsmane= 
 ded Era.25:20,2 1.looke Caried. 
 
 To Winne, Wee that winneth lonteg, is 
 foile. JB 20.141. 300 
 
 Wifemen came from the Eak co boozſhip 
 Chꝛiſt.Mat.2. a ta 13. 
 Tbe wifemen couid not interpzete [Pha 
 taohs dzeames. Gen.at 8. 
 
 Sbilfull mew tn diners ſentences are cals 
 led wifebeartev. Erov.35.10,36.*and 28 3. 
 WMebo fo ſeemeth wife im this wogid,tet him 
 ee a foole,that he map be wile. Foz the wife- 
 | dome of this wogld,is fooliſhnelle with Gos, 
 
 Job.37. 24.1. Coz. i. 20. and 3. 18,20 25. 
 
 A citie pzeſetued through the wifedonie of 
 { a Womat.2.S5am.20.15 516,t0 33. 
 A wife king is che fap of the people. Tait 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 6.24. 
 epaniitratss exhozted to learch wifedome 
 iL6 
 
 a. 
 
 Wiledome ought to be pgeferted aboue al 
 things. Mil.7.1. 
 
 Whe effects of wifedome TUil.3.1.* 
 
 A wifeman will bee rated bprbe labe of 
 God Ecclus 21.18. and hewirby his con= 
 uer ation. James 3.13. : 
 
 The vifference betweene the wife and bu- 
 ile, Ecclus 21.12." foolifnefle and wile- 
 | dome.Gccles.10.1,t0 11, ; 
 
 a wifeman taketh pleafure in being iuſt · 
 Ip repzoued.J920.25.12. ¢ will wozke there: 
 after. JP20.9.9. and 13, r6. and 19. 25. and 
 
 ZI Et, 
 De that walketh with the wife, halbe wile. 
 20.7 3:20. 
 The month of the wile ig in their Heart. 
 Ecclus 21.26. 
 { How to know a wife man. Eccles.s. 1.* 
 Whe beGautour and erercife of a wife man 
 andof hig commendation. Ecclus. 39.1, to 
 EN T 
 Tice ongbe not tobee too humble in our 
 . wifedome Ectlus 1 3.9. 
 Goo catcheth the wife in their owne craf» 
 tineffe.1.@oz. 3.19. 
 Gob vekropech the wifedome of the flefh, 
 Dhad 8. Ifa.30.1,to6. 
 Abigail was of fingular wifedome.s.Bae 
 muel 25.3, fo was Judeth Judeth 8. 29,31, 
 
 Dauid behuued bimſelte wifely in all 
 
 things. 1. am.18.5. 
 
 Zhe beginning of wifedome is the feare 
 6° God. Plſal.r1 .16. Pꝛo.ↄ.io. and that ig 
 true wifedome. job 28.28. , 
 Wifedome commeth onelp of the Low. r. 
 
 Dbz.2.15,12.9ob 38.38 Eeng. 1.1.” 
 ‘\ All wifedomeis of God, and to him to be 
 ſctibed. 1. Œl. 4.58, 59560. 
 God gineth wifdome to fuch ag feare him. 
 eclus.43.3 3. 
 God was the inuenter of wifedome, Ba- 
 
 — 
 
 The ſecond Table. 
 euch 3. 36. and bis wiledome ig imfinite. Pſa. 
 
 147-50 
 
 Chꝛiſt ig out wifedome. 1.@02.0.24. anv 
 the ttue wiledome of Gov. Bat. 3.37. Watt. 
 23.34. Luk. 11,49 anv in bim are hidden al 
 the trealutes of wifedome and knowledge, 
 Col.2.3. 
 
 Che DGolpel is the hidden wifedome of 
 Gos, 1.Lop.2.76 i 
 
 Dut wiſedome conliſteth in obferuing 
 Gods lawes. Deut, 4.2.6, 
 
 True wifedome ig wholly to vepend bpon 
 God. Polea 14.9. 
 
 Cayat is the wifedome from aboue. Yam. 
 3.17. and what is deuiliſh wifedome. James 
 
 3-15. 
 
 The wan of wiledome ig ginen bp Gods 
 Spirit. 1.Coꝛ.a a.b. 
 
 Chꝛiſt pꝛemiſed to gine the faithlull fuch 
 wifedome, ag all their aduerſaties ſhould 
 not be able torek, Luke 31.15. as he gaue 
 Steuen. Acts s.10. 
 
 Wifedome neclaretd ber ercellencie, and 
 bow the isto be founa: 4P20n.8-2,2. Ecclus. 
 P PHASES } 
 
 Wifedome calleth all to ber fean. Prong. 
 1,to 7. ; 
 
 Scornerg feeke wifedome, anv finde it 
 not :bur knowledge is eafie tobin that wil 
 vndetſtand. 1920u.1.4.6: Fog wifedome prez 
 Centeth ber leife to thole that ſeeke foz ber. 
 Wiſd.s 28.* 
 
 Wifedame camplaineth thae ſhee is tons 
 temned. J920. 1.20." ` ; 
 
 Df the power and profitable ble of wife- 
 dome, $930. 1.2,t0 10. and 4.5,to 14.-cclus 
 4.11, te 20. N 
 
 God commendeth wifedome bnto his peos 
 ple. Baruch 7.14. 
 
 Wifedome ig hidden from the epes of all 
 men liniug. Job 28.24. 
 
 All wifedome aun (pititual vnderſtanding 
 commended vnto vs. Col.i.ↄ. 
 
 Tho fo lacheth wifedome , tet him alke it 
 of Gov. James 1-5. 
 
 Salomon craueth wiledome of Gob , and 
 obteined it.. Rings 3.9,12. 
 
 A paapet to obteine wifedome. Mif.9.1.* 
 
 Dowe famous ann etcellent Salomons 
 wifedome wag. 1 King. 4.29." 
 
 Mee that is wife , oughe to ſhewe by good 
 conuerfarion hia wozkes, in meckenefle of 
 wifedome. Jam, 3.13. . 
 
 Toe wifedome of the fief cannot be fibs 
 ict te the Law of Gov. Rems.7. 
 
 Shewe not koorth wifedome out of time. 
 CEcclus 32.4. 
 
 Wifedom ig iuffifien of her chimen at. 
 13.19. SEA. 
 Paui willeth ds to walke wilely.e phe s. 
 15.@o1,4.5. } ; 
 
 Wife to doe enill. Jete.4.32. looke Know- 
 ledge,an Spirit. 
 
 Waithcrafrt ſoꝛͤbidden. Deut. 18.10. r12. 
 
 A ret map not be (uffered te line. Exod. 
 2 2 ol * 
 
 God commanveth bis people not to ſeeke 
 vnto witches 02 forcerers.Leutt.19.31.which 
 commandement Saul tran{greffed. a. Sam. 
 28.7.* anv was therefoze veAroped. 1. Chro. 
 
 “¥O.2 3. 
 
 w.O0™M 
 
 Mf Witches and Wichcraft , looke move 
 ro.7.22.6 8.7 ,18 Lewt.20.6. Mum. 23.23. 
 2.kin.17. 17. 21.6.8 23 24. Ila.⸗4. 256047 
 9. Jer.10.2. Ezek 13.18. Dan.2.2. Mic5 
 12. Mal.z.5. Ecclus.345. Actes 8.9.6 234 
 6 and 16.96. and 19. 13. Gal.5. 20. Reu.i 8. 
 23 and 21.8. and Soothfayers, 
 
 Witneffes oleg called heauen and earth 
 to witneffe, Deut. 30. 19. 
 
 F atle witneſſes againſt Chꝛiſt.Matth. a6. 
 59,60. againſt Steuen: Actes 6.1113. aud 
 againſi aboth. a.Ring 210, 13 
 
 The puniſhment of the falle witneſſe. De 
 19,16. 
 
 Foz ene witneffe none ought ta die. Ruim. 
 35-30-Dewt.17.6.and 19.15. 
 
 The wicnefle which God teftifies of tis 
 Sonne. 1. John 5,6.9, 11. 
 
 The booke of Deuteronomium was lapu 
 bp foz a witnes agaiuſt the Iſraelites Deu. 
 31.26. 
 
 We ought not to beare felfe witneſſe Ero. 
 20,16.anDd 23. E Deut.5.20. 
 
 Of true anv falle witnefle.JOfa.27.12.anB 
 35-10, P20.6. 19. © 14.5. €19.5,9. 020.28. 
 and 24.28.¢ 25.18. ant 3.21." Rom. 13.9 
 MAar. 5.19. and 18.16, and 19.18. and 28. 
 12,fo 16.99av.10,19. 2. Coꝛ 43.1. 1.Gim.5. 
 19,Heb.19.15,28A90ke Teftimonie. — 
 
 9 Wee Biuerflv pronounced. Job.10.15. 
 Pꝛo.a 3.29. Eccirs.4.10. g 10.16. Flai.3.9, 
 L@S.. G10 1.€ 28.1845 9,10, Jer 22. 
 ¥3,QND 23. t.32 13.38. Amos 5.18, &6.1. 
 Wic.2,1.Hab.2.12, 15,19. Eccltis 2.13.54, 
 15.8 41-8. 99 at.18 7.923.83.% 6 24. 19. and 
 26.24, War 317. Lu.6.24 25, 26. and 10. 
 13.€ 61.92." Dube rs. Reng 3. and 9,12. 
 anp ¢t.14,0n0 62.12. looke Curie. , 
 ' Woman created, how, and to what ende. 
 Gen 2. 18.* a 
 
 The woman twas ſeduced bp the ferpent, 
 and punifhed.Ger.3.6,16. 
 
 MF the woman came the beginning ef Gr, 
 an though her we all Die. Ecclus.ↄ 5 26. 
 
 The wickedneſſe of man ig beiter then the 
 good futreatie of a woman that isin hame 
 andrepzoch. Ecclus 42.14. 
 
 Women ought te keepe fence inthe cons 
 
 gregation, and be {abiect to their bufbands, 
 and learne of them at home,and why. 1. Coꝛ. 
 
 11.3. and 1434,35. 1. Tim 2.15,12. Titus 
 2.5. Ephel.5. 22,23. 1. Tim. 2.13, 14. Col. 3. 
 18. 1. Pet 3.7, 
 
 he wowan is the glory of the man, and 
 was created of man and foz man, and not 
 confraritwife. 1.202 11.7,8,9. 
 
 Ticked women ong ht net to hate any fos 
 ueraignitie giuen them, and whp. Ecclus. 
 25.27,28. 
 
 Woman ſaued bp beating chilozen, if gc. 
 1.O im. 2.15. 
 
 Women in olde time were maried in theit 
 owne linage · Numb. 36.6. 
 
 Of a woman hauing per monethip courſe. 
 Henit.15.19.* 
 
 how aceptiue woman ought to be mats 
 ried. Deut-21.17, tors. 
 
 The conditlons and pzaple of a good wo- 
 man. GEcclus.36.22,23,24.and 26.13,f0 20. 
 JP 2011.5 4.1,4ND 31.10." 
 
 The malice ofa wieken woman, Ecclus. 
 
 25.14. 
 
 
 
 
W OM 
 25.14,00 27. and 26.24, 25. 
 “Afaire woman without diſcteet maners. 
 z Pꝛou. 1.24. 
 $ Ahbhereunto a contentisus woman is like: 
 ned. 1920. 27.15. from whom twee ought to 
 flee. 1970.2 1.9. and 25.24, 
 
 Thole whom Goris angrie withall. Hal 
 fall inta the hands of Rrange women. Pꝛou. 
 22.14. 7 
 
 Tip a womans hand ought tobe cut off. 
 Deut.⁊5. 11, 12. 
 
 How te knots the whoꝛedome of a woman, 
 = GEcclug.26.9,11,12, 
 Joſhua read the booke of Deuteronomts 
 ym tomen,women, and childzen. Jofhua 8. 
 4. 35 . 
 Women fang and pꝛaiſed God, plaping 
 bpon Timbrels. Exod.i 5, 20, 2 1.1. Samuel 
 18.6,7. 
 A woman caf a piece of a milone vpon 
 Abimelechs head. Judg.9.5 7,54- 
 Fn befeging of cities women were refer- 
 ted. Dewst.20.14- 
 q woman hid Jonathan and Ahimaaz in 
 a well,and whp.2.Sam.17.17,t0 22. 
 a barren tich woman relieving Eliſha, 
 obteined(bp bis pzater)to be fruitful.z.king, 
 4.8,to 18, 
 Ruth was knoteen te bee a bertudus wo- 
 man.Quth 3.11, 
 The oifciples marneilen that Chꝛiſt tal⸗ 
 keth with a woman. John 4.27. 
 A woman, being velineren of a chiloe, for· 
 getteth the anguiſh, and topp. John 16.20, 
 21,22. 
 @E the woman that bad the bloodie fire. 
 HHat.9.10,27, 22, ; 
 - A certaine woman afeller of purple. Tooke 
 Baptized, 
 ~ Women following Chꝛiſt, minifired vnto 
 bim. Luke 8,2,3.¢ were pzeſent at bis death. 
 PH att.27.55. : 
 Women,to whom Chil appeared, decla⸗ 
 A te the dilciples bis refurrection.@at.28, 
 130.9310. e 
 
 * Mobile Women of Wfheflalonica beleeued 
 in Jeſus, whom Paul preached.Actes 17.2, 
 
 4a. 
 
 — Women enksrced thrcrugh famine, to cate 
 their owne chilozen.2.bi.6.24,28,29.Lam, 
 2.20.8ND 4.10.88 it was prophecied. Ezek. 
 5-10. Baruch 2.3.Deut,28.53,to 58. Leuit. 
 26.29.. . ; 
 
 “Ahe piine of women fg thꝛe atned to be pu⸗ 
 niſhed. Iſa.3. 16.to 25. p 
 
 “The bilon of the Woman tlothea with 
 the funne. Reue. 12.1,2. * and of the woman 
 fitting, ona lcarlet coloured beaff. Reuelat. 
 17:3. 
 RE affetten tith the loue of outs 
 tanti Idolatrous Women, 1, Rings 11. 
 1,2. apa 
 
 That behauiour poung and elder women 
 
 mut ple. Titus 2.3 4.5. , 
 
 Gnevictthatwomen Houls obep their pul 
 bands. fer 1.20,22. 
 
 . Parra was inſtructed inthe Buetie of an 
 Jonet woman Tob.10.12. 
 
 The vertue and not the beautie of a wo- 
 manis tobe fought fog in mariage. Ruth 3- 
 1 Ecclus. 25.23. 
 
 The ſecond Table: 
 
 a wicked woman moze bitter then Death. 
 Ecclel 7. 28. 
 
 Few women conſtant.Eccleſ.ↄ. zo. 
 
 The gazing dpon the beantie of maides 
 and women tg Dangerous- Ecclus 9.5,6575 
 8,9,10, 18,12. and fo ig their companie. Gee 
 clus.a2 12,13. and 19.2, 3. 
 
 Df the Brength of women. r. Eſdꝛ.z. 12. 
 and 4.14, to 33. 
 
 Obcrueltie towarss women with cbilde 
 Tooke Childe, and 2. King. 8.12.Qmog 1.13. 
 
 Women fo cities. Ezek. ꝛ 3.48. 4 
 
 The Jewes married frange women and 
 put them away anaine.¢3e.9.3.%¢ 10, 1,2.? 
 Tooke Wife and Men. 
 
 Wombe ſhut vp og barren. Genel 20, 18. 
 1.Dam.1.5. 
 
 The fruit ofthe wombe ſhalbee bleſſed ta 
 the godly. Deut.28.4, 
 
 Ube fruite of the virgin Waries wombe 
 was blefſed. Luke 1.42. 
 
 Jt was commaunded the Jewes to bopve 
 theit wombe without the bolle. Deuter. 33. 
 12,13, 
 
 Wonders. looke Miracles and Signes 
 
 Word. The word of the Loꝛd came ta A- 
 bꝛaham in a viſion. Gene. 1.1. 
 
 The word of the Eom was pꝛetions in the 
 time of Eli.. Dam, 3.1. 
 
 Whe word of the Logo muf not be caf as 
 wap but obeped.1.Ham.15.22,26. 
 
 The word of God fharper then a two eds 
 geb fwod. Deb.4,12, 
 
 Dur words ought te bee gracious alwap, 
 and whp. Lol. 4.6. 
 
 TLlhp God withdzaweth his word from the 
 Jemes. Ezek. 24.3. 
 
 The ewes will not heare the word of 
 Gor. Hla. 30.9. 
 
 Gon will punify cbole that refule to beare 
 bis word. Deut. 18.19. 
 
 Dauid deſpiſing Gods word, committes 
 mutther and abulteric. 2, am.1 2.9. 
 
 Gif things were created bp the worde of 
 
 Gov. John 1.3. Gene s.r. 
 
 The words of Gad are trur.2.am,7.25, 
 28, 1D fal. 33.4. 
 
 The benefits of Gov eugheto bee attribus 
 ted onto big word andpzomile. 2, Samuel 
 
 21. 
 
 The word of Gon is our wifenome. Deut, 
 4-2,6. and a lanterne onto out fecte. Pſalme 
 119,105, 
 
 The word of Gon inftructeth bs what to 
 Boe. Deuter. 29.9. and thereof onely ought 
 wee ta take counſell howe to lite. Iſa..a 6, 
 19,20. 
 
 Bp the preaching of thr word, our hearts 
 ate conuerted. Fere.23.29. 
 
 Bythe word of Gov whozedeme may bee 
 efchetwrd.P2ou.r.16. - 
 
 Ali things fhall pzofper to thofe that fols 
 towe the word of God. JPzouerbes 3.1,t0 4, 
 23,27. Š ; 
 
 The Shunamite woman, beleeuing Gong 
 word, wag nourifhed in the land of the Phi 
 Rims leuen peetes.2.King 8.1,2. 
 
 The Thkaelites tooke and ſtaied their iour⸗ 
 Treca pege Bitection of Gods word. Mum, 
 9:18,23. 
 
 How Gord word ſhould bee few. Denter 
 
 a — — — 
 WwW OR 
 6.6, t0 10. 
 
 Sods word muft be declared without feare, 
 Sere.s.07. | 
 
 Woles charged the people with all the 
 wordes that Gop had fat brite bim in the 
 Mowlitaine.Cerod. 3 4.27.32. and thep conlen- 
 ted to obep the fame. Exod.19.7, 8. 
 
 Bleflings to thoſe that obep Gong worde 
 ane i to thole that dee not. Deuter.11, | 
 27,28. | 
 
 Tie Iſtaelites, preluming to fight cons 
 trarie to Gods word, were Laine. Mumbers 
 14.41, 
 
 Df the contemning of Gods word, and pu- 
 niſhment due to the fame. r.kitt.: 3.3." 2.hin. 
 17.1 2.*2.Q 20.18.15." and 12.36." Pꝛou.i. 
 24,t0 32. ifa.28.1,2.€30.1,3, to 1E 65,1, 
 to 16.€ 66.4. Here. 2.1 3,18,59,30.¢ 5.2"and 
 7-¥3.* 16,10, 11.and 19.3.7 & 25.7." G29. 
 18,19. Ezek.3 3.4."@ Wat.11.20,t0.25.821. 
 33.* Luk.ro.10,to 16.Act.13.8.9,10,81,41. 
 and 18.5,6. Romanes 1.18." 2. Theſſa.a.ro, 
 11,72. 
 
 Gon fozbinveth vs tokeepe companp with 
 thofe that allure vs from obeping gig word, 
 Iſa.8.at. 
 
 Curſled are thep who obey not the words of 
 Gons Couenant. Jere.rc, 3. 
 
 The wicked cannet ole rightlp the word of 
 on. Pꝛo 26.7. 
 
 Tele ought to heare the word with all rene: 
 rence. Ecclus 5.17, 
 
 F wife man regardeth Gods word. Ecclu⸗ 
 21.15, 17. and 3 3.2, 3. 
 
 Jeremte is putin pzilon faz the wordeo 
 God, gue pet it fozced him to preach. Jerem 
 20,2,0,9. 
 
 9 
 The pzaple of the worde of Gov. W201 
 
 30.5; 
 
 An exhogtarion to heare the word of Gov 
 Fla 55.1. 3 
 
 TUe ought not onelp to beare the worde o 
 Gon, but allo beleene and noe chat which i 
 teacheth. Deute. 12.32. and §.1,27,29. an 
 6.152,355,17,24- AnD 31.12,12, 13. Ezekl 
 33-14,1§,30, 31,32. Watt. 5.16. * and7.22 
 to 28. and 15.8,9. and 28.20, Darke 16.15 
 16 Luk 6.43, *and11.28,¢ 12.8,9,47,48 
 John 13:17. Jam.1.21, 33, *Deb.4, 2,3, fei 
 Vnbeliefe. : 
 
 Gods worde muf remaine in our 
 Deut.6.6, ano 1.138, 
 
 We muff abep Gots word , anv altonpe' 
 hate it before our epeg, Devt, 32.46,47. an 
 4-9. and 6.7. andir. 18." Rumb. 5. 38 
 Pal, r, 2.JHz001, 3.12.3. and 4,27.and 6.2 
 aud 7.3. and not pinke from it, Deut. 2 
 2,32. and 17.00, & 28.14. Jeſh. 1,7. and 33 
 Pꝛou 4.27. Iſa.30.2 1. 
 
 NPothing map be pur to, oꝛ taken frå Gi 
 word. Deuf.4.2.an0 12.3 2. and 28,414.90 
 147. 1D 20. 30. 5,6.ath.2 8.20.0 slat, 3. 
 Reuel.22.18519. 
 
 The word was mare eih. John 1.14. 
 
 Whe word of God continuerh foz ever 
 Deter 1, 25. reave Wumb.2 2, 19,20. P 
 33-4,11, and 116,2.¢1 19,39, $ fa.40.3, 
 41.4.and 51.4,6. and 54,8, 10. Cob, 14 
 Matth.5.18. and 24.35 Matke 13.31 L 
 
 16.57. BUD 21.33. 
 
 The Golpel tg the of trueth 
 
 hearts 
 
M, W .OoR 
 
 pel.e.r3. The wordes of this life. Actess. 
 ae * word of reconciliation, 2. Coꝛinth. 
 
 "ae wee gite no credite onto Gove word, 
 what proftreth it bs to heare the lamer pesg 
 
 4% Tae arene borne bp the immogtal word 
 pf Hod.1.\Pet, 1.23. 
 
 Wee oyercome the wicked bp the word of 
 
 Gop. 1, Joon 2.14 
 P Chik teing the people deſtitute of the 
 word of life , wag mooted with compafften. 
 ‘Watch. 9.36. * 
 
 a Gove word mus not be giuen to dogs, o 
 fbwine. MWB atth.7-6- 
 
 _, The heauie imagement of chole chat cons 
 temae Gong word. Datth. 10. 14, 15. Heb. e. 
 234. 
 
 The word cannot be preachedtotehout pete 
 fecutions.Qatth.10.16.* 
 
 Peace hall continue with thofe that tes 
 eiue the word. Watt. 10.13. 
 } Gove word abideth uot x * that be⸗ 
 
 leene not in Chif, John s: 
 
 The word of Chul ase to dwell with 
 be plenteoullp.Zal.3.16. 
 
 ~ The worde mult bee preached after all 
 fo2ts,that lome may pofite thereby. 2. Tim. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 ode 
 
 Clee ought to pay that the word map be 
 lozifiev. 2 Theſſ. 3.1. 
 
 JD aul handled not the word deceitlull as 
 Hers did. 2. Coꝛ.4 2,5. 
 The faithfnil ae no? theit lined foz the 
 ipeltinonie of the worde of Gods promiles, 
 KCL 12.07. 
 The word ig a mare and ſtumbling blocke 
 fome. Rom. 1-9 
 The linelp uae of Ged fhalti gather all 
 ations to Chin. Zech rg 2.* 
 a preaching of the word {hall proceede 
 tof Zion Joel.3.16. 
 i} Sou lela to fend pzeachers of bis 
 word. J (4.30.21, 
 f Mf the minikersof Gorg word, and their 
 [bp when the people profit. {fai 61.6,9. 
 j; Biop ought pucelp to Deliver the word 
 Ab Clim. 2.15. 
 J DF thole that preach the word of God fog 
 Kaine Wicach.3 5.* 
 5 The word of Gon is kree 2,Tim 2 9. 
 Not foove dutGons word preleruech them 
 bat be godly. Aiſd. L6, 26.1loake Bread. 
 Aho fo Runieth the word of Gon, thal fing 
 Ipifevome.}D 29.8, 12,17, 
 
 a Whe principies of Gons word. Deb.5,42. 
 ips. 1.2.1. Coz. 3. 2. 
 
 pᷣods words (poken bp man, are to bee res 
 
 ben. Sec. 7.12,13. 
 Ahe word af Boo in ttoo fences. Yfatine 
 A1 8:19. fee Scripture, Famine, Church g 
 Zealots. 
 Rone of — words were bnaccom⸗· 
 €D, 1.r Sam. 
 Ase moneltcor Rebekabin bec wordes. 
 24.18. 
 be parop petuert the wordes of the luſt. 
 16.19, 
 iSouercame his Ceruants with faire 
 “es Datt.24.7,8, 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 The fecond Table. 
 
 CEcclud.g1.23 
 
 4 word ene: in his place ig commandas 
 
 ARRAT 11. 
 
 Tahy isaul wroughe in deede that that be 
 preached bp word.t. S02 9.23.* 
 
 Wp out words wee fhalbe infkified oz con: 
 Beimied. GP at.12.37. 
 
 Dee thattinneth notin wordis a perfect 
 man. James 3,2. 
 
 Workes of Gon ate perfect. Deuter. 33. 4. 
 enterlaiiing.deccle.3.14.mactettous.cclus 
 18.1,to 7-epceeding good. Ecclus. 39.16.and 
 vntepreueable. Aiſd. 12.14. 
 
 Man ought not to be curious in leatching 
 out Geos workes. Job cap. 37. to cap. 24. 
 Ecclus. 3.22, 23. foz thep are pat finding 
 out. Ecclus 18.5.6. cclel.8.17-and 3.15.2. 
 Eſdꝛ.a 11. 
 
 The ſumme and creation afthe workes of 
 @od.€cclus.43.1.* 
 
 God declateth * iuſtice by bis workes, 
 Job.8. 3.* and 9. 5." 
 
 ratte —— the workes of God to the 
 Ucaclites.Deut.11.2,to8. 
 
 Wee ought to callto minde the workes of 
 God, and why. Deuit.4.10,30, 35,t04. and 
 7.11,16, 
 
 Dfi wham the workes of God ate difcerned. 
 1,.9am.10.26, ; 
 
 The worke of Gon , fs to heleeue in his 
 Sonne. John 6.29. 
 
 The worke of Gon ig ou faith in bs. 1. 
 Thef.2.13 
 
 Gow — his works from euetlaſting. 
 Actes 15.18. 
 
 The blinde man wag fo bozne, that Gods 
 workes ſhould be themed on him. John 9.3. 
 
 Chꝛiſt by his ſpicit worketh in the fairh= 
 full.Bal.3.5. 
 
 Dur goon works are of Gov.2.Jpet.1.3,5- 
 
 Paul prapech that God would encreale 
 the workes of faith, and confirme vs in the 
 fame. bil.x.ↄ. 
 
 Workes are the fruits of faith anu the al- 
 furance of our hopr. Debz.6. 11, 12, and doe 
 
 make our election fute.2. JPct.1.10. 
 
 ' Workes follome faith. Luke 19.8.9. and 
 pha workes thep be, Luke veferiberh. Acts 
 2-4. 
 
 te workes of light, what. €phe.5.8,9. 
 
 Ge workes of the faithfull.e. Pet. 38,9, 
 to 15, 
 
 Thep that repent onfainedlp, mut doe 
 poner wozthe amendementof life, Actes. 
 20,290 
 
 Faith is dead in it Celle, if it haue no 
 works James 2.57,20,22. 
 
 Dur contuerfatton ought to be honeſt, anu 
 our works rood, and Why. i. Det · 2. i 2. Mat· 
 546. 
 
 WO R 
 Ephe.2.8,9. Rom.11.6.2. Tim. 1.9.Cit, 3.5 
 aap the holp Book ig giuen, not by workes, 
 but bp Faith. Dal 3. 
 
 The workes af * kaithlull follow them. 
 Revie. 5.23. 
 
 Chik iudgerh according to eucry mang 
 worke. 1.JBet.r. iA C E:S raei 6, 
 to11,2.Lb20.15 
 
 The Memes His the workes of their fathee 
 the nenill, Jon 8.40, 41. 
 
 ne workes of tije peopl ate ‘enill, Joha 
 
 T Tipe workes of the flefh, what. algei % 
 to 22, 
 Paue no fellowwhip with che works of Darks 
 — but rathet reppooue them. Ephes. iio 
 
 it.2 
 
 We ie not malke in the wicken workes 
 wf as Gentiles. Epbeſ.4. i73 18, 19. 1. Dee, 
 
 + he workes of the Jewes twere polluter. 
 Hag.2. 14,15. 
 
 Uie may not truſt to the works of owe pree 
 Decelleursdut bein out ſelues the chilegen of 
 faith. B5at.3.8,9. 
 
 Gon blefierh the worke of their pants that 
 teliewe the neebBle. Denier, 14.20. and. a 3. 20 
 and that obep his commandments. Deut.28, 
 
 t0 1 5810 fendech them plentie of al chingg 
 
 gut, 3C.9,10. 
 
 . God worketh ali in all, 1.062.12.6. 
 
 The workes of mercie. Waith 25.35,36. 
 Ilai.5 8.7. Inoke Weldoing, aut Seruice,. 
 
 Workers with (pitits, tee Coniurers,. 
 
 World made bp Chꝛiſt. Jobn 1.10. 
 
 The whole worldis bent to wickepnefle, 
 i. John 5.19. anvis ful of onrigbeeoutnetie, 
 and Wickednefle. 2. E2427, 
 
 Tae becughe nothing into the world, neis 
 te, Hall we carie anp thing out. 1,Tim. 6.7. 
 
 ob.1.2 LES 
 
 Whe falhion of thig world goeth awap.r, 
 Coz.7.31. anu therefore we ought Not to lone 
 any thtag therein, 1. Jobu 2.1 5,16.” 
 
 The amitie of tbig world ts che enimitie of 
 Gov. Tames 4.4. Chzilk peaped uot for the 
 world, John 17 
 
 The world kuet not Bow nor the rele 
 
 i light. John 1.9,10,1 1. AND 17.25. 
 
 Thole that are Dome of Gov cuercome. the 
 world thacugh the victogie of faith. r. Foyn Se 
 
 45- 
 
 THee ought not to markaite theugh he 
 world hate 2am wy. 1, Joh. 3- DEREN ano 
 7:7. and 15,18. 
 
 Abe eneg of the wonld ate come wron bs! 
 
 i, To, FOLK 
 
 God (pared not the oft world, bàt by the i 
 flood neftropes the vngedly 2. Wet.2.5,° 
 
 The Saints thal! adge tLeworld, I. Cop. 
 
 Paul exborteth bs to — in the worke 6.2 
 
 of the TLoz3.1.@o0g.1 5.5.8. 
 
 THe ought to pꝛouoke one another to good 
 workes heb.io 24. 
 
 ier euerp man pzooue His owne worke. 
 Baló 354. 
 
 Hee that is Botte of good workes, Hall be 
 cak into the fire. John 15.6.2Bat.7.19. 
 
 Tie muſt not truſt in our wor ks,but {waite 
 
 fo: Gots mercie. Flat. 30.18. who fauerh vs 
 not bp ourworks, but accogding to hisgrace· 
 
 a cirte te propyeliey’ onto the wwoslde foj 
 finne. Wfa.24 1, to 13 
 May world cfeaten fo: mang faket 2 Ei, 
 
 “Pabe ibs inherite the world to come. 2, 
 ofa, 8 
 The world halleth to patie away. 2.0.4. 
 26. 02.7.3 14°00 2.37. ann ef the en 
 ig oucertaine. 1. Chel sc6.2, 
 The kaithlun ave not of ihe world. John 
 19.19. 
 
! 
 
 W pR 
 
 15. 19. and 17,14. * 
 The whole world , Fozall men gener ally. 
 1 John 5.95 and foꝛ the elect oneip. -Chaps 
 
 — 
 
 Althe world, foz the countteyes ſubiect to 
 the Romanes. Luke 2-1. 
 
 The world, fog the Elect, Foon 15.19.an3 
 1344nd 3616, AND 6.33, 32. John 4.14. fez 
 the repzobate. John 17.9,14. 1. Coꝛinthai. 
 32.foz the whole earth. Joh.a 7. 10. Waraé. 
 15. fo2 infloels. John 17.2 t.anv foz euil men, 
 Bom. 12.2. foz woꝛldiy pompe. Galat.6.14. 
 foz heauen and earth aud ail things therein. 
 Joh. 17.24. and 1.1. and fez the time ſince it 
 twas created onto Chziſt, diuided into ivoelue 
 perts.2.Eſdꝛ.ia.i0. 
 
 This world, foꝛ worldly tefence. John 18. 
 36. anb foz outward things pertaining to 
 this life. Mat.a. aend 1.€02.7,31., 
 
 Worldlings thinse there is no God o that 
 be fozceth ust what man Doth. Jeb.24.1, 2.* 
 and 342. ~ j 4 Í 5 
 
 Worldlings loue to be flattrted. {2.30.10 
 looke Atheifts in the ſitſt Table. 
 
 Worme of conſcience dieth not Wat.9.44, 
 48. Ila.66. 24. i 
 
 Ghe fonne of man ig but a wormie. Tob, 
 25.6. Looke Serpent. 
 
 {erone was eaten to Death of wormes. 
 Arig 12.23. So was Antiochus 2. Hacca. 
 9.89. d ; 
 
 Wormewood. To tutne indgement aud 
 rigdteouſneſſe into wormwoed, what. 4 mos 
 §°7-8ND 6.12. a= —— 
 
 God will keede Idolaters with worme- 
 wood, and gine them gallto dzinke Jete.9. 
 15.and 8.14. and 23.5. 
 
 Df the Starre which was calea YY 
 wood. Reucl 8.1057. 
 
 Worfhip anv ferue God help. Gat.g.r 
 Luke 4.8. Erod.24.14.Dent.6.13.anB 10. 
 20, 1, Ring.9.6,to 10. i 
 
 y orme 
 
 - euer 4(a.57.16. 
 
 — 
 
 M FOX Y. | 
 
 God wrote the Latwe and vdeliuered ft te 
 Hofes the firk time. Exodus 24.02, Deus 
 tetonomie 20.4. > rot .O09S) os 
 
 Woles received the fecond thne, at Goo 
 band the two Tables of the Teftimenie 
 ein with the finger of Gov. Exodus Fte, 
 4 , 
 
 Boles wrote Devtetonominm , and deli⸗ 
 neren itte the Leniteg and Elverg. Deute 
 
 3 1. y 19 
 The occafion of the fong which Goveonte 
 maunded Woles to write. Deutetronomium 
 
 31.19. 
 
 God commanded that bis wo, Moula bee 
 written on polls and gates, and why. Dent. 
 6.9. and 15.20. 
 
 The ſalutation of Paul written with Fig 
 owne hand. 2. Theſ. 3. 17. 
 
 Tapat pee that writeth ought tobaue tes 
 gard onto. 2 .Wacce.3.24.* looke Scripture, 
 Euidence and Booke. 
 
 The fecond Table. 
 
  Worthies. The names and factes of Da- 
 uids worthies 2.5am.23.8,* | ; 
 
 ; Wrath, taken foz pamihment. Ephels 6. 
 1. Ubelaionians 5,9. and foz vengeance. 
 Rom.4.i5. 
 
 Gods wrath fometime falleth bpon mas 
 np, foz the Gnne of one. Joſhua 23. 20. and 
 7:4512.% B $ò 
 The wrath of Eon confumed Pharaoh 
 anb all his hofie. Erod.15.7. 
 
 Boles fearing the wrathof God, fell to 
 p2apet.Deut.9.18,19. 
 
 Becauſe Haul executed not Gong fierce 
 wrath en the wicked, be toag reiected.1.Sas 
 muel28.17,18. 
 
 The wrath of God was ote againk ite 
 laters. Judges 2.14,20. * g 3.38,12. Againk 
 murmuters. Numb. 11.1. pea and againG 
 Wales. Erod.4.14. Deiit.. 34. 37. 
 
 Gong wrath againft the Iſtatlites pacis 
 fied bp Woies. Rumb. 14:11 té ꝛꝛ⸗ 
 
 The wrath of the Loꝛd mogued Danidto, TW rong, looke Law, Deeeiue, Defraud, Ops 
 number the people, 2.Sam.24.1.% ~~ ~~ ‘preffé, Harme, Guile and Iniurie. d 
 Tie canbe of Gorg wrath aghinf&$is peor) 5) 46 
 
 Y. 
 
 ple. Deut 2524 25. 
 
 God thzestueth that idolaters hall feele 
 bis wrath Deut.31,16,17,18. ap Ít came to 
 palle. 2.020n.34.21, 
 
 The wrath of God commeth bpon the 
 cbildzen of dilobedience. Coloſſ. 3. 5, 6. Deut. 
 29.20. 
 
 The riches of thig wore kindle Gods 
 wrath againd rhe abuters thereof, Names 5, 
 25 (07. — — * 
 
 ice are bp nature the chudzen of wrath · 
 Ephel  . i 
 
 Gon will not conte 
 
 Tdleneffe, and ydle Folke tepꝛocued. Pꝛou. 
 12 11,24. and 20. 13. and 21. 25. GND 23.13, 
 and 26.93, and 28.1 0.laoke Idle. 
 
 G Yea. Pauls preaching was not yea and 
 nap: but onelp yea in Jelug Chꝛiſt.ꝛ. Lozin. 
 1.17,to24. 
 
 Dut communication muſt be yea yea , and 
 nap pap, Watth.5.37. Jam.5.12. 
 
 Teeres and dapes, €c diſtinguiſhed by the 
 Sunne, Boone, g Stars. Ger.1.14,t0 19. 
 
 The fewenth yecre debts were releafen. 
 Deut. s 5.1,2. £ goke Day and Iubile, m the 
 firft Table. 
 
 Toke, Holes threatneth the sifobedient 
 Fewer, that Gob till put a yoke of pron op= 
 en their neckes. Deut. 28.15.48. 
 
 nd; noz bee wroth Fez 
 
 ‘ — from the wrath to come 
 1.Oo RA 8* rs f 
 
 The Jewes ole times prousked God to 
 wrath, pet be became mercifil to them. Jp fal. 
 
 
 
 
 The Pfraelites, euerp man in his tent -78.17,21.% ahB106.23,29.7 ~ Wee are willed patiently to endure the 
 ooze ,worlhipped Gon talking with oles. , Ae Bole tarme aap Gots yoke oftpranig. Jere, 27.11. l 
 CEr0d.3 3-9310. — +, wrath from (full. c£3e.22.30,31.  Cozifterbegteth vs totake bis yoke vpon 
 
 The Elversof Wael together with Aas + ost 0 ice brito wrath, Roa vs, and wip, Watt.11.29,30. ; 
 ton, gc. worthipped the LLozu afatte off Eros mane31219. 67 r Yong. The yonger ought to fabmit them⸗ 
 
 The wrath of man doeth not accompliſh ſelues to the Clvers. r-JDet.5.5. 
 
 24.152. 7 
 Elkanah went peerelp to Shiloh, to wor- 
 hip God. 1,Seam.1.3,4,9,1921+ 
 
 Dauid worfhipped Ged on the top ofthe 
 mountaine, when bee fied from Abſalom. 2. 
 Sam.i5.32. 
 
 Saul worlhipped God moze for manners 
 fake,then foz anp Beuotion. Sam.i 5.31. 
 
 The people worthipped the golden 7 
 thieb, eteboamt BerecteD.. Kin a4 
 28.3 — ALE At Ji 
 “he Fraclites worthip idols, ana 
 ſpoyled. Fudg.2.10,11.* ipe 
 
 The Apolites worlhippel Chelf as bee 
 was taken op from them into heaven. Luke 
 
 24.52. 
 ‘Tbe Angel would rot [ufer Fom teo wrs 
 fhip bim. Reuel.22.8,9. i 
 DE whom the beak Hall bee worfhipped 
 Reuel.12.4,8.* 
 Worthippers of firange gong. ge. ought to 
 
 be vefitoped and Rouen to death. Dew. s a 4. \ Sew commanded Boles tewrite the cor 
 
 35 and :7.3,t0 8. 
 Joſhua worthipped the Angel, Fofh.5.14. 
 
 $ 
 
 2, fot; |’ 
 ' Aati 5.29. 
 
 1,@im. 238. 
 
 DF the Yong maw that fled awap naket, 
 Mar.14.51, 52. 
 
 Yong men muft bee ſober minded. Titus 
 2.6, and modeſt in (peech. Ecclus.ʒ 2.8.9 
 10. ee Counfell. i 
 
 Youth. fee Luft. f 
 
 Childzen ought to beg trained bp from 
 their youth in the feare of God. Tob.1.16. 
 
 anD 2.12.09 was Eſthet. Chap · 24 5. g whp 
 rouse FLIP INLLA PE 
 
 Dbaviah feared Gov greatly from hid 
 
 youth pp. 1. Ring.18.3,12. 
 > Hee ought to remember Godin youth. 
 _ Eccles.t2.1. 
 
 Tite muft prap Gow to forget the ſinnes 
 of our pouth. jafal.25.7. a 
 
 F Iron cauled to Lwimme foz the glozp of 
 Gov.z. Rings 6.5,6. 
 
 Tbe earth fail be yron vnto the diſobedi⸗ 
 gnt. Deut28,23- 
 
 Achers fhooes of yron and bale. Deut. 3: 
 25, loske Geld. 
 € Ttching. (ee Fables. 
 12 
 
 the righteouines of Gov. Tames 1.20, 
 uerp man ought to be flow to wrath. 
 Sani.s.19 Foz itis wifenome. ]D200. 14.29. 
 Df wrath, looke moze in Anger,and Gen. 
 4.5,8. Jlob. 5.2. Pꝛouerbes 12, 18. and 14. 
 17,29,30. AND 15.1, 18. and 16.14,32. and 
 19. 12, 19. 4027.4. AND 29 23. Eccleſi⸗ 
 alles 7511FEcclus. 25217 anD 28.8. ap 
 5-23.44 Lube 4.28,29. Ga: 
 poets. 26,2931. Tins 1.7. 
 
 Wretched man that a am, wbo ſhalſdeli· 
 uer me ftom the boop of this deat Roman. 
 
 7-24. ’ athe a 
 commaunded Boles to write 
 cf the Amakekites, and whp. 
 
 X rite, jal 
 the heer 
 Exod.i7.14. 
 Boles wrote all that the Loꝛd ſpake vnto 
 him in a booke, €tead it to the people. Exo. 
 243457 — . R b 
 
 nenant Which he had made withthe people, 
 Exd 34.27, 28. z 
 G 
 
A ZOE X. 
 
 3 Z. ‘ 
 
 ` Leale of Moles againſt the Iſt aelites ido- 
 latrie. Erod.3z2,19,20,26,t0 30, of Phine⸗ 
 Has againſt che two forntcators. Mumb.ꝛ5. 
 7,to1s. Ecclus 45.23 Plal.t os. zo of Eli⸗ 
 dah, forthe Ilraelite s falling from Goo, to 
 
 Grue idols, ae. r Ring. 8.21,22." 19.40 
 34. of ehu foz the glopp of Goo. King.9. 
 30." ¢ 20.1 1,165t0 29. 0f Matt athias foz the 
 
 ‘Tatu of Gov. i.Macc.a.24. 26. of Joſiah at 
 eni peete of age, 2,€020.34.3,t0 8. 
 
 ~The fecond Table. 
 
 The pem Zeale which Epaphzas had fog 
 others. Tol.a.15. 
 
 The Jewes had a Zeale, not according to 
 knowledge. Rom.10:2. fo had Paul before 
 bis contietſton. Act.a2. 3. 
 
 DF blinve, falle, anv dilordeted Zeale, 
 Wath. oszt. 26.51. Darke 9,38. Luke t 
 9. 54355; John 3,59. 16,2. Actes 7. 57. and 
 21.27.” and 26,08. 
 
 The Zeale of thine houle Lath confumed 
 mee. Dſalme 69.9. and 119. r39: Jopu 
 
 FINIS 
 
 : Ecctys, 24, 39. & 33.16. 
 
 L E A. 
 2. 17. 
 
 * Chriians ought te ihe MES of oon 
 Woke. Tit. 2.14, and bp Gods coꝛtection 
 amend. Reuel.3.19. 
 
 Zealous pesple thinke net long when chey 
 pan oz beate Gos wode Nehem.d 3945s 
 
 ae is good to Dee Zealous in a goed thing. 
 Galat. 418. 
 Godly foro worketh Zeale it Bgy 2,€ ep; 
 Pi Ir, = 
 
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 Be ai howe that I haue not laboured for my felfe onely, but for all them 
 
 
 
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 that feeke wifedome and knowledge. 
 
 
 
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theboule ofthe Lon, andthe Kings palace, II (For the which Hiramthe king of || Ty- rus bad brought to Salomon timber ofce= Dat, and firre trees, and golde and what> focuer bee dekred) then King Salomon pote Viram twentie cities tu the land of alil. 12 And Hiram came out from Tpzus to ſee the cities which Salomon had giuen him, and they pleaſed pim not. 13 Therekore heclatd, Ahat cities are thele which thou batt giuen me my brother? ke called them the land of || Cabui vnto is day 14 And Hirtam had fent the King 4 fire {core «talents of gold. 7 Ig € And thists the caule of the tribute why King Salomon railed tribute, to wir, to builde the boule of the Lod, and his ownehonle, and f illo, and the wall of —— and i)az02, and Megiddo, and exer. ; | 16 Pharaoh Bing of Egypt bad come bp, and taken Gezer, and burne it with fire, v 2) and Chap.ix. Gods promifes and threatnings.1 37 Chap.3-5. Chap 8.29. desti 2. 1I. a Ifthou walke in my feare,and withdraw thy felfe from the common maneg of men,which follow their fens fualitie. 2 Fam 7. 126 1 chron.2 2.10, b God declareth that difobedi- ence againft him is the cauſe of his difpleafure, and{o of all mie ferie. Iere 7. 14. c Theworld thall make of -you a mocking ftocke tor the vile contempt and abufing of Gods moft libe= rall benefits, Deut.⁊29. 24. iere.22. 8. a 2.Chron, d.i. llOr; Zora Or, Galile, lOr dirtie or barren. d For histribute toward the buil- ding, c Thecommon talent was about threefcore pound weight. f millo was as therowne houfe orplace of af fembly, which © was openaboue. “Salomonsbuildings. The Queene g Cities for his munitions of Sartre. h Thefe were as bondmen, and paied what was required cither labour or money Lewite25 .39¢ 1The ouerfeers of Salomons workes were di- uided into three parts: the firft contained 3300 the fecond 300, and the thirde 250, which were Ifraclites : fo here are conteincd the two lalt pars, which make 550 looke more,2,. Chro. 8. 30. ™ k In the 2.Chro, $.18.is made mention of 30, more, which feeme to haue beeneemployed for their charges 2.Chrow.9.¥. math 12.420 Jake.t8, 31. a Lofephus faith that fhee was Queene of Ethi- opia, and that Sheba wasthe naméofthe chiefe citie of Meroe,which is an Hand of Nilus b Thatis, the whole order, and * trade of bis houfe, and flew the Canaanites that dwelt in the Citic, anu gaue it for a pꝛeſent vnto bis Daughter Halomons wife. 17 (Therefore Salomon built Gezer and Beth-horon the nether, ’ 18 And Baalath and Tamo: in the wil: Derneffe of the land, 19 And all the cities s of Core, that Ba- lomon bad, euen cities forcharets, and ci- ties foz hoꝛſmen, and all that Salomon Des fired and would build in Jeruſalem, anu in see and inall the land of his domi⸗ nion, 20 AU the people that were + left ofthe Amoites, Hittites, Perizzites, Winites, and Jebuſites, which were not ofthe chil- Deenofjirael: 21 To wit, theit childzen that were left af ter them in the land, whom the chitdzen af Iſrael were not able to Delroy, thole did Salomon make tributaries vnto this Day. 22 Wut of the chilozen of P{rael via Ha- lomon* make no bondmen : but they were men of warre and bis ſcruaunts, and his pinces and his captatites, and rulers of his chatets,and his bozlemen, 23 hele were the princes of the officers, that were ouer Dalomons wozke : euen i fiue Hundzeth and fiftie, and they ruled the peo: ple chat wrought in the worke. 24 (And Pharaohs Daughter came bp front the city of Dauid vnto the boufe which Salomon Had built fog her:then Did hee buila Billo. 25 And theꝛile a yeere did Salomon offer burnt ofertngs and peace offerings vpon the altar which be built vnto tie Lord: and bee burnt incenſe vpon the altar, that was Soni the Lord, when bec had finiſhed the ouſe. 26 (Alb king Saloinon made an nauie of ſhips in C3eon-geber, which ts belive ©- loth, and the bzinkeef the red Bea, inthe tant of Enom. " 27 And Hiram ſent with the Manie his feruaunts, that were mariners, and had knowledge of the fa, with the ſeruaunts of Salomon. 28 And they came to Dphir,and fet front thence * foure hundzeth and twentie talents of gold, and brought tt ta king Salomon. 3 The Queene of Saba commeth to heare the wifdome of Salomon, 18 His royallthrone. 23 His power and magnificence. AZ the *Diuecne of * Sheba hearing the fame of Halomen (concerning the Namie of the Loꝛd) came to pꝛooue him with bard queftions, ; 2 And thee came to Jeruſalem with a berp great traine , and Camels that bare fweeteodours, and golde creceDing much, and precious ftones:and fhee caine ta Halo- Mon, and communed with pim ofall that mas in ber heart. 3 And Salomon declared vnto her ail her queftions : nothing was hid from the king, which he erpounded not vnto ber. 4. Then the Queene of Sheba ſawe all Salomons wilhome andthe houlethat he dad built, I. Kings. ofSaba. s Audthe>meate of his table. and the fitting of his &ruaunts, and the order of hts minilices and therr apparel, and bis Dinka tng velſels, and jis burnt offtings, that hee offered in the boule of the Loyd, and t thee was greatly aitontev. : f 6 And thee fain vnto the king, Tt was a true word that Jheard in mine owne lanu ofthy faytngs,and of thy wiledome. 7 Hovwbeit J belecucd not thts report, til 3| came, and had (eene tt with mine epes: but toe, the one halfe was nottelde me; for thou bat moze wiſedome and prolperttiz, then J baue beard by repote · 3 Pappie arethymen, happie are theſe thyferuants, which tand euer before thee, and heare thy < wiledome. ; 9 Bleſſed bee the Lord thy God, which ‘{oued thee, to fetthecon the thꝛone of IG rael, becaule the Loz0 loued Ilrael foz cust: and made thee king, to Doe equitie and righteouſneſſe. Io And ſhee gane the king fire {cove tas lents of golde, and offiveete odours ercee= Ding much, and precious tones. Chere caine na moze ſuch abundance offweete o= Dours ag the Ducencof Sheba gaur to king Malomon. 3 Il Fhe nauie alfo of Hiram (that carted gold from Dphir) brought likewile great plentic of * Glmuggun trees ftom Ophir and pzectous tones. 12 And the king made of the Aimuggim trees, pillars fo: the boule of the Lord, and foz the kings palace, and made Harpes anv plalteries for lingers. There came no moze fuch Almuggim trees, noz were any moze leene vnto this Day. 13 Gnd king Salomon gaue vnto the Mueene of Sheba, whatloeuer hee would afke, belides that, which Salomon gaue her + of bis kingly liberalitie : fo hee returned and went to her owne countrey, both thee, and her ſeruants. 14 ( Alfo the weight of golde, that came to Salomon in one peere,was lire hundz2eth, thaecfcoze and fire* talents ofgoid, 1s WBelides thathee had of merchant men and of the merchanbifes of them that folde {pices,andof all the kings of Arabia, and of the princes of the f countrey. 16 And king Salomon made two hun⸗ Deth targets ofbeaten golde, fire hundzeth thekels of gold went to a target: 17 And thee hundreth thiclds ofbeaten gold, three pound of oid went to one ſhield: andthe king put them inthe * boule of the wood of Lebanon. 18 ¶ Thenthe kingmade a great throne of Jus ie, and couered it with che beſt gold. 19 And the theone had fire eps, e thetop of the thzone was round behind, & there were s ayes on cither fide on the place of the theone, € twoltons tanding by the ayes. 20 And there ftoon twelue lions on the fire epson either fide : there was not the Tike made in any kingdome. 21 And all King Salomons Minking veſſels wereof gold, andall the veffcis of the boule of the mood of Lebanon were of pure gold, none were of fluer ; for it was 5 nothing Salomonsreuenues, {Ebr there was na h more [Perit sm her. c But much more happie are they which heare the wifedomeof God reueiled in his word. d Itisachiefe figne of Gods fae uour, when god- ly and wife ru- lers fit in the- throne of iuftice, e This isthe caufe why kings are appointed, 2.Chrox.9 10, Ebr, bythe hand of the king. Exod.25. 39. f To wit, of As tabia, which for the great abun- dance of all things was cal- led happie. Chap.7.2. g Asthechaire bowes,orplaces to leane vpon. and power. ath By Tharthith is meant Cilicia, which wasabun- dant in varietie of precious things, 2 Chron.i. 14. ſor, hee made fil- wer as plenteous One Se Ebr hands, Deut. 7.17, ecclus 47. 19, 20. ia Which were lidolaters, Exod. 34. 16, HOr, Quæenes. b To whom ap- pertained no dowtie. c He ferued not God with a pure rt. 602.2130 $ Who was alfo called Molech, verfe 7. read 2.King,2 3,10. e Thus the {crip- ture termeth whatfoeuer man doeth reverence & ſerue as God, His wiues, his idolatries: nothing eiteemed in the Dayes of Salomon. 22 jroz the Ring had on the fea the nauie of Tarſhiſh with the nauie of iram: once in Chace peere caine the nauie ote Tarſhiſh, and brought gold ¢ fluer , puogie, and apes, and peacockes. 23 So King Salomon exceeded all the hab the earth both in riches and in wiſ⸗ ome. 24 Audail the world fought to fee Halo- mon,to beare hts wiledome, which God had put in his heart, ! 25 Aud they brought euery man bis pze» fent,veffels of filuer,and veſſels of golv, anu raiment and armioz, and {weet odours, Yoz: fes and mules, from peere to peere. 26 Ther Salomon gathered together * charets and horſemen: and he had a thou- fand and foure hundzeth chavets , œ twelve thouland hezfinen, whome hee placed in the charet cities , œ with the king at Jeruſalem. 27 Ana the king || gaue liluertu Jerula- lem as ſtones, and gaue cedars as the wild fisse trees that grow abourdantly tn the platne. 28 Ale Salomon had heres brought out of Egypt, and fine linnen; (the kings mers — recciued thelinnen fo2 apice, 9) . BYpt fomecharet wor There came vp and went out of C- fire hundzeth thekels of tiluee: thatis,one hozle, an hundꝛeth and Gitte, and thus thep brought horfes to ali the Kings of the ittites, and tothe kings of Aram by their + meanes, CHAP. XL 1 Salomon hath athoufand wiues and concu- bines, which bring himte idolatry. 14 His God — up aduerfaries againſt im. 43 Hee di- eth. B Ut Ring Salomon loued * matty aout- landių women: both the Daughter of Pharaoh, and the womenof Moab, Am- mon, Edem, ʒidon and Deth, _— 2 Okthe nations, whereof the Lord had faya vnto the childzen of Jlracl,*Goe not ye in to them, no: let them comein to you: for lurely they will turne your hearts after their eye Tothem,! fy, vid Salomon ioyne in 3 And he bad lenen hundzed wiues, thar were || princeffes , andthzee hundzeth > con- cubines,€ bis wines turned away his heart. 4 Fo when Salomon was olve, bis wiues turned his heart after other gods, fo that bis beart was not «perfert with the —— God, as was the heart of Dauid bis e . (3 § Fo Salomon followed * Athtareth the god of the Sivontans, and Milcom the abomination of the Ammonites. 6 Ho Dalomon wrought wickednes in the fight ofthe Lord, but continued not to follow the Lo2d, as did Dauta his father. 7 Then did Salomon butld an hte place for Chemoſh the « abomination of Moab, in the mountaine that ts ouer againſt Jeruſa⸗ lem, and vnto Molech the abomination of the chitdzenef Ammon. l 8 And (o did hee foz all His outlandiſh wiues, which burnt incenſt and offered piis totheir gona, « Chap,xj. hisaduerfaries, Hadad and Rezon. 138 9 Therefore the Lom wasangey with Dalomion,becaule hee had turned his heart fromthe Lod God of Jiraci, = which had Chap.3.5. appeared vnto bhim twile, and 9.3. Io And bad given bimacharge*concers Chap. 6.12, ning this thing, that he Mould not follow a» ther gods: but bee kept not chat which the Lord Had commanded him. It Giberefoze the Lozd fayd vnto Salo. mon, Foratmuch as ' thisis done of thee, and thou batt not kept my couenant, and my Ratutes (which Icommaunded thee) * J will furely rent the kingdome From thee, and will gine tt to thy ſeruant. 12 Hotwithſtanding in thy Dapes F will not Doe it, becauſe et Dauid thy father, but J wili rene tt out of the hand of thp tonne: $ ‘ 5 13 Howbeit J will not rent all the king- Dome, but will gtucone z tribe to thy fonne, g Becaufe the becauſe of Daud my feruant , andbecaule tribesof Iudah of Jeruſalem which 3 baue cholen, and Beniamin n @ Chen the Lod ſtirred vp aad: had their poſſeſ- uerlary buto Salomon, euen Hadad the Ce fions mixed, they Domite , of the kings * (eed, which wasin are here taken as Evom. one tribe, I5 Foꝛ when Dauid was in Coom,and h Ofthe king of Joab the captaine of the boite had ſmitten Edoms ftocke. all the males in Cpom,and was gone vp to 2.Sam.8, 14. ` bury thei laine, : i Of the Edo 16 (Foꝛ fire moneths Did Joab remaine mites, there,and all Jfrael,till he had deſtroyed all the males in oom.) 17 Then this Davan k flen and certaine K Thus God re- other Edomites of bis fathers feruants red this idola- with bim,to goe into Egypt, Hadad being tet tobea pet a little chun. fcourge topu- 18 And they arole out of Miian, t came rih his peoples to Paran, and tooke men with them out of Annes. Paran, and came to Egypt bunto Pharaoh king of Egypt, which gaue biman poules eno appo fD bim vitatles, and gane din . ano. ge 19 SoWMadad | found great fauour in the 1 God broughe fight of Pharaoh, and hee gaue him to wife him to honour, the fitter of his owne wife, cuen the filter of that his power Tahpenes the Queene. wigkt be more 20 And the fitter of Tahpenes bare him able to compaſſe Genubath his fen, whom Tahpenes wei- his enterprifes nedin Pharaohs boule: € Genubath was againft Salomons f — houſe among the ſonnes of houſe. araoh. 21_ And when Hadad heard in Egypt, that Dauid llept with his fathers, and that Joab the captaine of the hoſte mas Dead, Hadad (aid to Pharaoh, Let mee Depart, that J may goe ro mine owne countrey. 22 But Pharaoh fayd vnto him, Chat , halk thoulacked with mee, that thon weuls Delt thus goe to thine owne countrey? And he anſwered, Nothing, but in any wilk let me gee. i 23 And God Kirred him pp another 2. Sa. 8,3, aduerfary, Rezon the fonne of Eliadah, m When Dauid © which ™ fied from his loꝛd Hadadezer king had difcomfited of Zobah. : Hadadezer and 24 And hee gathered men vnto him, and his armie. had beene captaine ouer thecompany, when n To wit the Danio cw them. And thep went te Da- men, whomhe malcus, and dwelt there, = and they made had gathered yim king in Damaſcus. vnto him, 22 25 Theres f That thou haft forfaken me and worfhipped idoles. Chap, 13.15 Ahijah. TIeroboam appointed King. 2.Cbrom,33.6. o He was ouer- feer of Salomons works forthe tribe of Ephraim and Manaffeb, By thefe vifi- le fignes the Prophets would more deepely print their mef- fage into their hearts,to whome they were lent. Or, to doe that shat pleafeth me. Chap. 12.15. q He hath ree ſpect vnto the Mefliah,which fhou'd be the bright ftarre that fhould fhine tho- rowalthe werld, Ebr. in all that thy fule, T For this ido- tatrie that Salo- mon hath com- mitted, _ £ Faithe whole fpirituall king- dome was refto- zed in Mefliah. 25 Therefore was he an aduerlary to Iſ⸗ taclall the Dayes of Salomon : belives the m euil that Hadad did he alfo abhorted Iſrael, and reigned ouer Aram. 26 @* Aud Jeroboam the fonne of Ne · bat an Ephrathite of Sereda Dalomons fers uant (whole mother was called zeruah a Widow )litt vp his hand againit the king. _27 Aud this was the caule that he likt vp his pand agamit the king, Whee Dalomoit built gillo, hee repaired the moken places of the citie of Danid bts father, 28 And this man Jeroboam was & man of trengti and courage , ana Salomon lee- ing that the poung man was meete fo2 the mozke , he made htm e ouerlecr of all the la bour of the houle of Joleph. 29 And at that time, when Jeroboam went out of Jerufalem, the Prophet Abita the Dbilonite found bim tn the way,hautng a New garment on him, and they two were alone in the field. 30 Then Abhitah caught the new gare - ment that was on him, ¢ P vent tin twelue pieces. 31 And fayd to Jeroboam, Cake vnto thee ten pieces: foz thus faith the L020 God of sitael, Behold, J wiil rent the kingdome -butofthe hands of Salomon, and wil gtue ten tribes to thee. 32 But he hall haue one tribe foz my fers uant Dauids fake,and foz Jeruſalem the ct tte, wich Jhaue cholen out of all the tribes of Iſrael, 23 Becaule they haue foxlaken mee, and haue worshipped Aihtaroth the god of the 3tdontans , and Chemo the god of the Moabites, and Milcom the god of the gm- nionites , and Haue not walked in my wayes (|! to Doe right in mine epes.and my — and my lawes ) as did Dauid bis ather. 34 But J will not take the whole king- Dome outofhts hand: foz J will make him Pꝛince all bis life long foz Dauid my fers uants fake, whom J hauecholen, and who kept my conmandements and my {tatutes, 35 *But J will take the kingdome outof bis lonnes hand , and will giue it vnto thee, euen the ten tribes. 36 Aud vnto bis forme will J giue one tribe , that Dauid mp icruant map hane a alight alway betore ine in Jerufalem the ct- tie which 3| baue choſen mec, to put mp Name there. 37 And J will take thee, and thon balt reignc, *Keuen asthine heart Delireth, anv fyalt be king ouer Iſrael. 33 And tf thou hearken vnto all that J commaund thee, and wilt walke in my wapes, and Doe rightin my fight co keepe my Tatutes and my commaundements, as Dauid my feruant dtd, chen will J be witi tiec, and builde thee a fure boule, as g built unto Dautd,and will giue Iſrael vnto thee. 39 And J will for "thís; afflict the feed. of Danid , í but not foz euer. l 49 -T Halomon fought therefore to kill Jeroboam, and Jerobsamarole, and fied into Egypt onto Sbilhak king of Egypt, I. Kings. and! wasin Egypt vntillthe death of Salo: 4I And the ret of the wordes of Halos mon, and ali that be Bid, and bis wiſedome, are thep not witten in the t booke of the acts of Salomon ? 42- The tune that Salomon reigned in eale oner all Iſrael, was * fourtig eS. 43 And Salomon Hept with his fathers and was buried tn the city of Dauid hts fa- ther: and Rehoboam his ſonne reignedin bis ſtead. ; CHAP. Xil, t Rehoboam fucceedeth Salomon. 8 He refuse [eth the counfell of the Ancient. 20 leroboam reigneth ouer Ifrael. 21 God commandeth Reho- boam not to Aht. 28 Ferovoam maketh golden calues, A 2D * Rehoboam went to Hhyechem: foz all Iſrael mere come to Sbhechem, to niake hun king. 2 And when Jeroboam the fonne of Mes bat beard of it (who was pet in Eaypyt, * whither Jeroboam bad fea from Bing DHalomon,and ſdwelt in Egypt.) 3 Then they lent andcalled him? anv Jeroboam and all the Congregationof Jite rael came,¢ (pake vnto Rehoboam,faytng, 4 Thy tather made our * poke gricuous: now thertoze make thou the gricuons lerni- tudeofthy father, and bisioze poke which he put upon vs lighter. we wil erue thee. § Ano be faid vñnto them, Depart pet foz thaee Dayes , then come agatne tome, And the people Departed. 6 Gnd King Rehoboam tooke counſell with He ola men that Ibad ſtood before Halomondis father, while he pet lined, and fayd, (bat countell gtuc yee , that J map make an anſwere to this people? 7 And they fpake vnte hun laying, Jf thou be a>feruant vnto thts people this day, and ſerue them,¢ anfiwere them, and fpeake kind words to tyent, they will bee thy ler⸗ uants fo euer. 8 But hee forfooke the counſell thatthe old men had ainen him, andalked counfelt ofthe yong mein, that had beene brought vp With bim and waited on him, 9 And helatd pntathem, Ahat coun- fell gine yee, that fhe map anfwere this peo- ple, which bane ſpoken to me, faving, Wake — » Which thy father DiD put vpon Ys, ighter? 10 Thenthe yong men that were brought vp with hin, ipake vnto him, laying, Thus alt thou fay vnto this people, that haue [poken vnto thee,and fayn, Thy father bath made our poke heauie, but make thou it lighter vnto Vs; euen thus Walt thon fap vn- totyent, Dy illeam part fhatbe 4 bigger then my fathers loines. i IL Now whereas my father did burden you with a gricuous yoke, J] wilt pet make pour poke heauter: ny father bath chattifed you with reds, but 3 will cogrect you with il courges. 12 © Zhen Jeroboam and all the people cameto Rehoboam the third Day, asthe Ming pad © appointed, taping, Come ar o Rehoboam followeth yong mens t Which booke as is thought, was lofi in thes captiwitie, 2,Chrom9, 20. 2,Lhron.t9, 1. Chap 11:40. lOr, retu: nea” from Egypt, Cheap 4.72 a Oppreffe vs not with fo great charges,which weare notable to fuftaine. Or, bad beene of his auncient counſellers. b They ſhewed him that there was no way to win the peoples hearts , but to grant them their iuft petition, c Thereisno- thing harder for them that are in authoritie, then to bridle their affeGions, and follow good, counfell. Or, litle ſinger. d Lam much more ableto keepe youin fube, ieCtion then my father was. HOr, (corpions. — e The people de- clare their obedi-+ ence in this,that they would ate tempt nothing before the Kings had giuen them. iuft occafion, counfell. Iſtael rebelleth. nie agatne the third Day. ate the King aniwered the people fharpely, and lett che old mens counteli that they gaue Dim, I4 And ipake to them after the counlell pout yoke gricuous, ann 3 witii make your poke moze grieuvus: my father hath chaki- ied pon with roddoes, but J weft corect pou with (courges. Is Andthe king hearkened not vnto the fOr,the Lordmas peoplestopijit was the oꝛdinance ei the Led, the caufe. thathee might pertorme bis tiying, mbich Chap.vt.at. the Lorꝛd had (poken bp * Abitah ihe Spro- nite bute Jeroboam the :onne st f2ebat. 16 So whenall girarci aw that the king regarded them not, the peopic auiwered the RKing thus, faving, Khat portion haue wee f Thoughtheir | inf Dauid? we paue none inheritance in the caule were ʒood, fonne of Jat. To pour tents, D Iſrael: E itis mott now fee to thine owne heute, Dau. Bo Il⸗ rd for the peo- raci departed vito their tents. pleto bridle 17 Yowhbeit ouer the chtidzen of Iſrael, their atfe&ions, which Dwelt in the cities of Judah, DD Re- as theſe vile hoboam reigne ttil. words declare. 18 €Mow the Kine Rehoboam tent A- Dora the recetuer of the tribute endali Ji- racl Raned him to Beath: then King Rebo- LEby.firengthe- boam $ made {peed to get him vp to his cha- sed hmaſelſſe. ret, to flee to Jeruſalem. 19 And Jirael rebelled againſt the houſe g Bytheiut gofDanid vnto this day, judgement of 20 ¶ And when all Iſrael had heard that God for Salo- Jeroboam was come againe, they (ent and mons finnes. called him vnto the atleniblpy, and made S dim King ouer all Iſrach: none fellowen the any of Daud, but the tribe at Judah onely 21 And when Rehoboam was come to hForasyethe Jerufalem, be t gathered all the houle of Ju- perceiuednoe Dah With rhe tribe of Beniamin, an huns thatthe Lord had Dzeth and fouretcore rhoufand of choſen men foappointedit, (which were good Warrieurs) to fight a=- gaint the boule of Iſrael, and to bing the kiugdome againe toR choboam the lonne of Salomon. 22 *But the word of God came vnto (hap.1 1.13. ý 2.Chro. 11.2. i Thatis,the Hiematal the i maun of God, faying, Prophet, 23 Dpeake ynto Rehoboam the fonne of Salomon King of Judah, and vnto all the i houſe of Judah and Beniamin,and the rem: nant ofthe people, ſaping. k Who of his 24 Thus larch the k Loz, We Hall not go iuftiudgement bp, no Aa bragatnt pour beethren the chile willpunith the pen of Flrael ? returne eucrp man to bis trefpafler,and of joule : fo this thing is Done by niee. Thep his wercie {pare obeyed therfore the wozd of the Loꝛd, ans the innocent returned, and Departed, accowing tothe people word of the Lozd. | 25 Chen Jeroboam built Dhechem in mount Ephraim, and dwelt therein, and í went from thence,and built Penuel, 26 And Jeroboam thought in his heart, FRow hal the kingdom returne to the houle of Dauid. i `- 27 Jfthis people go vp, and doe ſacrifice in the houſe of the Loyd! at Jerufalem, then haue by this fatl the heart of this people turne againe meanesbeene vnto thefr 1020, euen te Rehoboam Ring of entifedtoredell Judah: fo Hall they kill mee and gos agaiue agsinthim, > to Rehoboam Ring of Judab. 1 Me feared left his people fhould ofthe young men, laying, My father made gyp Chap. xiij. Teroboams calues. His driedhand. 139 i 28 thereupon the Ring tooke council, and nade tuo calves of coin, and fad vn⸗ to them, » It ĩs too much toz yea to goe vp to Jeruſalen: bebo, D F{raei, thp gons, which baught thee vy out of the land of E- it, m So cra ſtie are the car nall per- ſwaſions of prins ces, when they will makea rele gion to ſerue to their appetite, 29 And he let tke onein Geth el,and the other fer be tn Dan, 30 Aud this thing turned to finne: foz the people went (becãuſe of the one) cuen to at. 31 Silo hee made an Houle of bie places, and made patetis of the lowelt of tie people, which were not of the ſonnes of Lent, 2 And Jeroboam made a featt theo ff- teenth Day of the eight moneth, ike vato the featt that ts in Jadab, and ofered on the altar. Go DD be in Lerh- eland ofired vnto the calucs that hee had made: and bee pla- cedin Betheelthe picts of the hte places, deuotion to his which be bad made. __ idolatry, he made 33 And hee oered bpon the altar, which anew holy day, hee han made in Beth-el, the fifteenth Dap befides thofe that of the eight moneth (euen in the monet). the Lord had aps which be had forged of his owne heart) and pointedinthe . made a ſolemne featt buto the chilozen of Law, Jicacl: and he went vp to the altar, to burne incente. CHAP. XIII, 1 Ieroboam č reprehended of the Prophet, 4 Hi hand dricth up. 15 The Prophet ú feduced, 24 Andis killed of a lyon, 33 The obftinacie of Jeroboam, n Thatis atem» ple where altars were builtfor + idolatrie. o Becaufe hee would the more binde the peoples A FAD behold , there came2 a man ofGod a Thar is,a Pro- 4 | out of Judah (by the commandement of pher, the Logd) vnto b Beth-el, and Jeroboam b Notrthat thae food by the altar to offer incenie. was called Luz, 2 And hes cried again thealtarby the in Beniamin,but commandement of the Lozd,and aw, D al- another of thas tat, altar , thus faith the Loyd, Bebsid, a name, child ſhall bee bone vnto the boufeofDa- uid, * Joliah by name, and vpon thee hall be facrtfice the prictts of the bigh places that burnt incenſe vpon thee, and they thal burne mens bones bpon thee. _ 3 And he gauza ligne the fame time, ſay⸗ ing, Chis ts the «figne, that the Lord bath {poken, Behold, the altar wall rent, and the afbes that are bpon tt,foalliratl our. _ 4 Andwhen the king had heard the faye ing of the man of God, which bee had cried againt the altar tn Beth-el, Jeroboam fretched out his hand frontthe altar, fay- tng, Lay hold on bim : but his band which he put foorth again hun, mied vp, and hee could not pull it in agatne te him. § Whealtar allo clane afunder, andthe afhes fell out from the altar,accozding to the figne which the man of God had giuen by the + commandement ofthe Lod. 6 Thenthe king anlwered, and ſaid vn⸗ tothe man of God, J < beleech thee,pray vn- to the Lod thy Ged, and make interceffion kor miee,that mine hand may be retiozed vite ments, yer after, ta mee. And the man of God brenght the theyreturneto ` Loꝛd, and the Kings hand was retard, and cheiroldemalice, became as it was afore. — and declare that 7 Then the King fait vnto the man of they arebut vile - Gov, Come home with me,that thou mayeſt hypocrites, joine and J wili give thee a reward. lOr take ſuſte- 3. But the man of God layde vntathe nance. . D 3 King, 2.King.2 3. 17. c By thisfigne yee hall know that the Lord hath fest me. Or, be powred out. ad The wicked rage againfithe Prophets of God when they de- clare them Gods judgements, +Ebr. mouth, e Though the themfelues fora time when they feeleGods indgee i wicked humble ` _ | ` i God would re- " The mat of God flaine byalyon. King, If hou wouldeit gine mee halfe thine houle, J would not goe in with thee, neither ; mould J eate bread no? drinke Water in this place. \\Or,be charged 9 Foꝛ ſo wasit charged me by the word me:to wit,az of tie Loyd, faying , £ Cate no bread noz Anzel, drinke water, no turne againe by the ſame fSeeingbehad wap that thou camet. the exprefle 10 Ho he weit anether way, and retur> word of God, he ned not by the way that be came to Beth-el, oughtnottohaue Il CAnd an old Prophet dwelt tn Beth- declinedthere- gl, and bis fonnes came, and tolde him all from, neither for the wozkes that the man of God had Bone theperfwafionof that Day in Weth-el, and the wos which man sor Angel. ae had {poker vnto the Ring, told they their atier. I2 And their father fayre onto them, Mhat way went he? and bis fonnes t hew- ed him what way. the man of God went, which came from Judah. 13 Andhe čun vnto his founes, Handle me the alle. (Aho fadled jim the aſſe, and bee rode thereon, 14 And went after the manof God, ana found him fitting vnder an oke: and he (aid puto him, Art thou the man of God that cas mek from Judah? And be fai, tea. a looked. {Ebr. Iam g This he did of a imple minde, thinking it his duetie to declare friendthip to a Prophet. with meand eat bread, 16 But He anlwered, J may not returne with thee, no: goe in with thee, neither wit toni > Nog drinke water With thee in this place. 17 Foꝛ it was charged me by the word of the Lod, faying, Thou Halt eate no bread no: Minke waterthere, no: turne agate to goe by the way thatthou wentelt. 18 Aud hee fard vñnto him, F am a Pro⸗ poet allo as thonart, and anh Angel ſpake pnto mee by the woz of the Lod, faying, Brig him againe with thee tuto chine bouie, that hee may cate bead and minke water: bu: Helped vnto hin. Ig So he went agatue with him,and did eat heao in his Houle, and Danke water. 20 Gnd as they (ate at the table,the word of the Lord came puto the BProphet, that bought hun againz. 21 And hee cried vnto the man of God that came from Judah, faying, Thus fatty the Lord , iWecaulethou halt diſobeyed the mouth of the Lot, and halt not kept the commaundement which the Lod thy Gov commanded thee. 22 But camel backe againe, and batt eaten bead, and drunke water in the place (whereof hee Din fay vito ther, Thou halt gate no bꝛead 1102 danke any water thy car- Kets (hail not come into the ſepulchee ofthy fathers. 23 E And wher he had eaten bzead, and dzunke he dled hin the Afe, to wit, tothe Wrophet whom he had bought againe. 24 Snd when he was gone, a* lyon met him by the way, and flew him, and bis bony was caft in the way, and the Aſſe ſtoode thereby: the lyon ſtood by the caps allo. ly,or deceitfully 25 And behold, men that palſed by, fawe intheircharge thecarkeiscaitinto the way, and the lyon whereunto God ftanding by the cops: and they came aud hathcalizdthem, tolde tt tn the tole’ where the olde Ioro. h His fault is here double: firft in that that he fuffe- reth not the Pro- phet to obey Gods expreſſe commardement: ard next,tbat he fainethtohaue'a renelaticn to the contrary. prooue his folly by him who was the occaficato bring him into ésrour. k By this feare- ful exampie God ferteth foorth, how dangerous a thing itis for mento behaue themfelues cold- I.Kin gs. Ig Chen hela onto him, eCameheme p phet dwelt. 26 Aud when the Prophet, that bꝛought him backe againe trom the way,beard ther- of, hee lard, It is (he man of God, who hath beene diſobedient vnto the commandement ofthe Lord: therefore the Lom path deliue· red him vato the Lyon, which hath rent him and taine bim, according to the word of the Lord, which be pake puto him. 27 Au he pake te bts fonnes, fayine, Saddle me tie atle,and thep ſadled him. _ 28 And be went and found his body cat lithe way, and the Aſſe and the Lion ſtood by the corps, and the Lyon hat! not caten the body, no; forne the aſſe. 29 And the Prophet tooke bp the bory ofthe man of God, and layed tt vpon the afie, and brought it againe, ant the olve Popis came to the citte,tolament and bu- rie him. . 30 And bee kaped bis body in his motne graue, äna they lamented ouer him, faying, Qlas,my brother. J 31 And wien be had buried pim, he make to bis onnes ſaying, (Aven J am dead, bu- rie pee mec alſo in the ſepulchre, wherein the man of God is buried: lay my bones belide is bones, i ? 32 Sor that thing which bee cried by the word of the Loyd againgt tig altar that ts in Beth-cl, and againt all the houſes of the bie places, which are in the cities of Dama ria, Hall ſurely come to pafle. 33 Howbeir, after this Jeroboam » con- uerted not from bis wicked way, but turned againe, and made of the lotet of the people Wiets ofthe hie placis tbo would, might t confecrate himſelke, and bee ofthe [Dactts ofthe bie places. — 34 And thes thing turned to finne vnto the boule of Jeroboam,cuen to reote tt out, - UID Deltroy it from the face of the earth. CHAP, XIIIL 2 Teroboam fendeth his wife diſguiſed to Abi- iah the Prophet , who declareth unto him the de- Struchon of his houfe. 23 Iudah ws punsfhed by Shifbak. T that tine Abiiah the ſonne of Jero · boam fell ficke. , _2 Gnd Jeroboun {aid into bis wife, Cp, F pray thee, and > diſguiſe thy felfe that theyknow not chat thon art the wife of Je⸗ roboam, and goe to Shiloh: for there is g- hitah the Pꝛophet, which told mee* thata ſhould be Ring ouer this people, . 3 Andtake tiwith t theeten loaues and cracknels, ann a bottell of honie, and goto bims hee Hail telithee what hall become of the pong man, . 4 And Jeroboams wife did fo, and å- rofe, and went to Shiloh, and came to the Doule of Avitay : but Apitah coula noice, fo: his t fight was decaved foz his age. Chen the Lord feid vnto Ahitah, Be- hoid,the wife of Jerobgam commeth to afke a thing ofthce for her onne, foz hee ts ficke: thus and thus falt thou fay nto hers for when He commeth tn, he hall faine her felfe to be another. Teroboams fonne is feke, . 1 Fo déclarethat this was onely the tudgement of God; for ifthe Lyon had done it for hunger,he `| would alfo haue Geuouredthe . body, m Whichhe bad | prepared for hime felfe, n So the wicked- profit not by Godsthreat- nings,but goe backward and. become worfe and worfe, 30. = Tim.3.13, | 4Ebr.fil hi hand a His owne con- ſcience bare him witneffe that the Prophetof God would not fatif- fiz his affections which wasa wicked man, Chap. 11.3. *Ebr in thine hand. b According to the cuftome when they went to aske counfell of Prophcts,1, Sam.9-7. * ||Or, wafers. —— ood. c Then the wife , 6 Therfo2re when Abitah heard the ome ofleroboam. 9 d For God oft ynto his, the craft and fubriley of the wicked, e Which waft but a feruarit, f To wit, two. Calues, Chap 21.21. 2.king.g 3. uentothe dogs, ¥.Sam,2 5.22, h As well him that is inthe - ftrong hold,as him that isa- broad. i They thal lacke the honour of buriail in token of Gods male- “diction. the wicked, God hath ſome on horm he doth beftowhis mer- cies, 1 The Lord will begin to deftroy it out of hand. m Merining, Ru- phrates. n The people fhall not be ex. cuſed, when they doe enill at the commandement of their gouer- nours, _ @ The Lord finote him that he died,2.Chiro, "13.20, prophefiethIeroboains deftruGtion. of ber feete as thee camein atthe doore, bee and reigned ſeuenteene r yerein Jerufalem p And died bes timesdifclofech fapd, Come tn, thou 4 wife of-Jeroboam:; the citie, which the Lord did chute out ofall fore leroboam, why faineit thoi thus thy felfe to bee ang- tper? Jam (ent te thee with heauytdings. 7 ©2,tel Jeroboam, Chus ſaith the Low Oud of Hiracl, Foralinnci) as Jhaue cxalted e thee trom among tie people, t haue made thee pꝛince ouce my peopie Siracl, 8 And haue rent the kingdome alway from the houſe of Dauid, and bane giuenit thee , and thou fait not been as my ieruant and followed me with all his heart, and DiD phely that which was right in mine eves, 9 But halt done entt aboue all chat were befoze thee, (fo2 thou batt gone ¢ mabe thee other gods, anv f molten images, to prouoke meand hak caſt mẽ behind thy backe) Io Therefoze bejold, J will being euill vpon the houle of Jeroboam, and wili cut oft from Jeroboam him that * s pilleth againit the wali, aswell hin that 5 is ſhut vp, as away the remnant ofthe boule sf Jerabo- pagas a man ſweepeth away tung tillit bee ail gong, i Il Che dogs thal eate him of Ferobsams flocke that dieth in the city, and the foules of i for the Loꝛd hath ſayd it. 12 Up therefoz, and get thee to thine houſe: foz when thy teete enter mito the city, the child Mall die. : 13 And all Iſrael Hall mourne foz bin, anv burie bim + foz he only of Jeroboam fhal come to the graue, becauſe in him there is k Inthe mids of found * fome goodneſſe toward the Lovo God of Jfrael in the houleofJeroboam. 14 Moꝛeouer, the Loyd ibali Rirre Him vpa King ouer Jael, which thal dettroy the houſe of Jeroboam in that Day ; | what? pea, cuen now. : wih 15 Jo: the Lod Hall finite Iſrael, as when arecte is Haken inthe water,and hee hall weede Iſrael ont ef thts good land, which be gaue to their fathers,and thal itat- ter them beyond the a Kiner, becauſe thep paue masẽe them groucs, prouoking tye Lod to anger. Chap.xv. the tribes of Jivael, to put hts fame there: and bis mothers name was Maamsh an Ammonite. 3 22 And Judah mougit wickedneſſe in the ũght of the Lord: and they preuoked dim moje with their finnes, which tey had committed, |ithen ali that which their fa- thers bad dene. 23 Foꝛ they alfomade them bie places and Damn, whichkept mp conmmanvements, images, and groues oneucry hte hil, and vn⸗ Dee eiteryareche ieee, $ . 24 There were allo Sodomites a tn the land, thep did accoding to all the abomina- tions of the nations which the Lord had cait but before the chimen of Iſtael. 25 @ Andin the htt peere of Ring Reho⸗ boami, Shijak king of Egypt came vy a- gaint Jerufalem, 26 And topke the trealures of the houſe ofthe Lod, and the trealuresof the Kings g Buerymalee- him that is lettin Jitael, and wiſl ſweepe houſe, and teoke away all: allo he cavied a- way all the ſhields of gold which *Dalemon pan made. 27 And King Rehoboam made for them bralen Welds, and committed them vnto the bands of the chiete of the gard, which wats . the apze tall cate bim that dieth in the ficld: ted at the Dooze of the Rings honte, 28 Gnd when the king went inte the bouit of the Lan, the gard bare them, and brought them againe tito the gard chamber. 29 And the rekt of the acts of Rehoboam, and allthat he DID, are thep noe witten in r the booke of the Chzonicies of the kings of Judab ? 30 And there was warre betweene Re- hoboam and Jeroboam t continually. 31 And Rehoboam fiept with bes fathers, and was buried with bis fathersty the cirie of Dauid; his mothers name was f2aamah an tAmmonite. And Abitam bis ſonne reig- Hed tn bis trad, CHAP. XV, 1 Abiyam reigneth ouer Judah. 9 Afa ſuc- ceedeth in his roume. 16 The battelbetwees Afa and Baafha. 24 Fahofhaphat fucceedeth Afà. 25 Nadab fucceedeth Jeroboam, 28 Baafka 16 Gund ve hail gine Iſtael vp, becauſe of, keeth Nadab, the finnes of Jeroboam who Did finne, and a made Jirael to finne. 17 Tänd Jeroboams wife aroſe, and de- parted, and caine to Tirzah, and when iee came tothe threſhold of the heute, the pong mai Died. it a! : 18 And they buried him, and all Tract lamented bim, according to the word of the LoD which be pake by the hand of ister: uant Ahitah the Prophet. -~ 19 Gnd the rit of Terobeams acts, how he warren, and how be reigned, behold, they A M in the eighteenth peere of king *Fe- Aà roboam theſonne of ebat, reigned A- biiam ouer Judah. 2 Thaee veere reigned he in Jeruſalem, and his mothers name was Maachah the Daughter ofa Abiſhalom. 3 Snobe walked in all the finnesofhis father, which he had Done befoze him: and bis Heart was not perfit with the Lord hts G asthe heart of Danio his father. 4 But fox Danids (ake Did the Lord his are wꝛitten inthe booke of the Cheonicles God giue him a> light in Derutatem,ann tet - pf the Rings of Jirael. 20 Aan the dayes which Jeroboam reig- NED, were tws and twenty pere! Eheo flepe with bis fathers and Nadab his fonne reig- ned in his fread. 21 € Gifo Rehoboam the fonne of Halo- mon reigned it Judah. Rehoboam was one and forty perc old, when he began to reigne, bis ſonne after hun, and eiſtabliſhed Je⸗ alem, § Becaule Dauid did that, which was _ right in the fight ofthe Lord, and turned from nothing that be commanded him, all the dayes of bis life,* fauconly in the matter of Uriah the Hittite. 6 Aud there was warre between Reho · @®4 boam Rehohoam. Abijam. 140 about foure yeer eS. lOr, belides alt that their fathers had done by their finnes. q_Whereidofa- tric reigneth, all horrible vices are committed, till at length Gods tuft iudge⸗ ment deſtroy them vtterly. Chap, 10.16, r Which bookes werẽ called the bookes of She- naiah and Iddo the Frephets, + 2.Chro,12, 19. f That is, allthe — dayes of Reho- boamslife. t Wholeidolgs, trie Rehoboam her fonne fol. lowed, 2.Chron.a 1, 230 a Some thinke that this was Alfalom Salos mons ſonne. b Meaning, a fonne to reign ouerIudah, 2, SAMA by and 12.9» are His league with Benhadad, 2. Chron. 13. 3. MALAT HT e Thatis, his grandmother, as auid is oft times called fa- ther of them, whofe grandfa- ther he was. d Neither kinred nor authoritie ougbtto be re- ardéd,whe they blafpheme God and become ido- laters but muft be punifhed, 2.Chron, 1 5. 1 6. ~ e For inthat that he futfered -them to wor(hip God in other * places then hee had appointed, it came of igno- rance, and not o malice. f Of the fame purpoſe that Ie- oboam did,be- caulſe the people fhould nor goe vppto lerufalem, left they fhould follow Af, 2C0hron. iö. 2. {Or ,Spria. ‘= And vexe me | mo longer, ‘ g fOr made a pro- slamatinn. Eby, nonc inna Tanh boam and Jeroboam as long a3 he liner, 7 herek alio of theactes of Abitam, and all that he did, are they not witten in the * booke of the Chronicles of the Kings pi Judah? there was alſo warve betweene Ahtiamand jeroboam. 8 Gud Abiiam flept with his fathers , and thepburted bim in the citypol Danid ; and Aia bis lonne reigned in bts ttead. ¶ And in the twenty yeere of Jero⸗ pam kingof Alracl, reigned Ala oner Ju- Dal). fo Per reigned in Icruſalem one anv fozty peere, and bis smothers name was Waachah, the Daughter of Abiſhalom. IL And Ala did right inthe eves of the Loꝛd.as did Dauid bts father. 12 And hee tooke away the Sovoinites out ofthe land, and put alway all the idoles that bis fathers had made. 13 And hee d put Downe * Waachah bis morher allo from er etate, becaule fhee hav marean idole ina grone: and Ala deſtroy⸗ ed ber oles, and burnt them bp the brooke Kidron. 14 But they put not Downe the hie pla- ces, Qeuertheleſſe, Afas heart was e yp- right with the Lord all his dayes. ‘As, Gifo hee bronght in the holy veffels of His fatherjaud the chings that bee hav Beni- cated bute the houſe of the Lod, ſiluer, and gold¢e,and veffels, 16 ¶ Anv there was warre betweene A- fa and Baaſha king of Iſrael aleheir dayes. 17 Then Baatha king of Iſrael went vp againt Judah, and built £ Ramah, fothat 3 bee would let none gog out o in to Ala king of Judah. 18 Chen Afa toske all the ſiluer and the golde that wag left in the trealures of the houſe ofthe Lod, andthe treafures ofthe Kings houle, and delivered them mto the hands of his ſeruants, and King Aia fent them to * Ben-hadad the fonne of Dabgi= mon the Conne of hezion king of Aram that Dweltat Damaſcus ſaying, I9 There is a couenant betweene meeand thee, and betweene my father and thy father: behslde, Jhaue lent vnto thee a preſent of filuerand gold: come, breake thy couenant with Baatha king of Iſtael, that bee map s depart from me, ` i 20 Bo Ben hadad hearkened onto king Ata, and (cut the captatues of the boftes, which beehad, againt the cities of Iſrael, and imote Dion, and Dan, aud Abel-beth: maackah, and all Cinneroth with all the land of fRaphtait.- 21 And wher Baaha heard thereof, hee ar building of Ramah, and dwelt in Tir- gah. í 22 Then king Aia ſaſſembled al Judah, + none excepted, and they reake the Tones of Ramah, and the timber thereof, wherewi Waatha had built, and king Afa bitte wr them@ebao: Bentanin aud izpah. 23 And theren ofall the acts of Ala, ann all bis might, and all that he did, and the ct- tres which hee built, arethey not wattten in the booke of the Cizonictes of thekings of Judah ? but in Ws old age hee was vikao I.Kisgs. in bis bkeete. 24 And Afa flepe with bis fathers, and gour,and put his was burted with Dis fathers in tie cutie of wuftracherin Dauid hisitather. And Ichochaphat his fonne reigned in his ſtead. 25 And Nadab che onne et Jeroboam began to reigne ouer Iſrael the (econd pecre of dla king of Judah, and reigned ouer Ff rael two yrere 26 And hee D euill in the fight of the Lod, walking m the way of bis father, and in his Anne wherewith be made Iſcael to liane. 27 And Baala the onne of Ahitah of the boule of Iſſachar conſpired agatat un, and Baatha tiew him at Gtbbethon, which belonged to the Philiſtims: foa Nadab and all Iſtael layd liege to Gibbethon. 28 Euen in thethird peereof Aia Ring bt Judah DD Baaſha tlay him, andreigned in bts ſtead. 29 And when hee was King, Hee * imate all the boule of Jeroboam, delete nane altue to Jeroboam, vntill hee had deſtroyed him, according to the * word ofthe Lord which bee lpake bp bis ſeruant Ahliah the pile nite, 30 Berane of the finnes of Jeroboam which hee committed, and wherewith bee. mate Iſrael tonne, by hts -prouocation, aia he prouoked the Lo2d God of JE rael, 31 And the relidue of the Acts of Mavab, and all that hee DiD, are they not wettten in a —* ofthe Chronicles of the Kings of rae * j 32 And there was warre betweene Afa and Baalha king of Jraelall their dayes. - 33 Inthe third peere of Ala King of Ju- Dal), began Baala the fonne of Apuah to reigne ouer all Iltrael mm Tirzah, and reig- ned foure and twenty pereg, 34. And hee did euillin the fight of the Lord, walking in the way of Jeroboam, and in bis finne, wherewith he made Iſraei to inne.. CHAP, XVL 1 OfBaafha, 6 Elah, 9 Zimri, 16 Omri, 31 Ahab mariethIerebel. 34 Tericho és built agave. Den the word of tie Lord came to Heh : the foune of anant again Waaha, aping, 2 a Fopatinuch as Fevalted thee out of the duit, and made thee captaine ouer my people D(cgel,cand thon batt walked in the way of —— > ND halk made my peo- m Atal to finne to prouske me with their ies, 3 3 Behold, F will take away thepofteri- ty of Baatha, and the poſterity of his baule, and weil make b thine houle like the * Houle of Jeroboam the fonne of ebat, 4 “ideethat dicth of Baaſhas Rocke in the cttir, him wall the Dogs cate: and that man of him which Diethin the fielas, wali the foules of the aire eare, § And the volt ofthe acts of Baaſha anv whathe did and his i power , are they not twitter in the bookeo€ the * Chrentcles of the kings of Iſrace — 6 Bo Baaſha Rept with his —— Iehoſhaphat. Nadab. Balha A h-Hehad the Phyficians then in the Lord, 2. Chron. 16.1 2. i His great grandfather. k SoGod fir- red vp onetyrant to punilh the wickednefle of another. Chap.i4.io. 1 By caufing the peopleto com- mit idolatry - with his calues, and (o prouoking God to anger, m Which was the place where the kings of If- rael remained, a Thus fpake Tebu to Baafha inthe Name of the Lord, b Meaning the houfe of Baatha. Chap.1 5.29. Chap.ig 11. fOr, walianty (fe. 2. Chroni 6. e That is,the Prophet did his meſſege. d Meaning, Na- dab, leroboams fonne. @ The Chalde text hath chus, Drinking till he was drunken in thetemple of Arzathe idole by his houfe in Tirzzh, | F Both Hanani his father and he were Prophets, The fiege had ntinued from etime of Nae h Where Zimri kept himfelfe in hold. e E. the ings houfe vp- | on him, * ĩ Thatis, the people which were not atrhe fiege of Gibbe⸗ thon: for there they had chofen Omri, q Elah. Zimri. Omri. Tibni. was buried in Tirzah, and Clah bisfonne reigned in bts tead. 7 And c alfo by the hand of Ichu the foune of hanani the Piophet, came the word of the Loz to Waaha, Eo his bouit, that he thould bee like the houle of Jerobo- am, cuen foralithe wickednelle thar he ow in the fight of the Lod, in prouoking him ity the worke of his hands, and becaule he Killed “dim. : 3 CIy the fice ant twenty peere of Afa hing of Judah began Ciad the tonne of Da- alta to reigne ouer Iſrael in Tirzah, & reig- _ ned two peere. 9 And dis ſeruant Simet,-captaine of halfe bis charets, conſpired againit pim, as bee wasin Tirzah, edunking all he was Daunken tn the boule of Arza Reward of his ponte in Tirzah. i 10 4nd 3unet came and mote bun, and kilicd Him inthe euen and twenty peeve of Gia king of Judah. reigned in bis ſtead Il ¶ And when he was king, and late on Histhzone, he flew all the houſe of Baaſha, not leaning thereof one to piſſe agant a wall, neitherof his kinſetolkes, nozof jis triends. 12 Ho diaZimri deſtroy all the houſe of Baalha, accowing to the word of the Lod, which he ſpake again Baaſha by the hand of Jeu the f Peophet, 13 Foal the finnes of Baana and umes of Elab his fonne, which they tinned , and made Iſtael to finne,and pꝛ ouoked the Loyd Good of Iſrael with their vanttics. 14 And the relit of the acts of Elab , and alithathee DID, ave thep not witten in the Peake ofthe Chonicles of the kings of Je rael? 15 © Jn the ſeuen anv twenty peere of Ala king of Judah did Simei reigne feuen dayes in Tirzah, and the people was then in tampe e againtt Gibbethon, which belon- ged tothe Philiſtims. 16 AnD the people of the bote heard fay, Zimribath confpired, anv bath alſo faine the King. cAherckorze all Iſrael made Darri the captaine of the bote, king ouei Jiraci that fame day euen in the bofte. 17 Chen Dmri went vp from Gibbe- thon . and all Ilrael with bim, and thep be⸗ teged b Tirzah. . 18 And when Zimri faw that the city was taken, be went inte the palace of the Rings Houle, and+burnt bimicife, and the kings houſe with fire, and fo Died, ——— 19 Foꝛ bts ſinnes which he ſinned, in do⸗ ing that which is euill in the fight of the Loyd, in walking in the way of Jeroboam and in his fines which be DID, canting Ji- raelto linne. — 20 And the reſt okthe acts of Zimri, and his treaſon that bee wrought, are they not written tn the booke of the Chronicles of the Kings of Piracl? 21 Then were che propte of Iſrael diniden into two parts: fori balte the people follow- ed Sibnithe onne ef Oinati to make him king, and the other hatte followed Druri 22 But the people that fellowen Divi, preuatied againſt the people that followen Chap. xvij. Tibni the fonne of Ginath: fe Cibni diced, and Dict reigned, 23 In the one and thirtie perre of Afa King of Judah began Dinette reigue ouer Iſrãel, and reigned twelue peere, Bie yeere reigned be in Tirzah. i 24 Andhebought the mountaine | Ha- maria of one Hiemer fo: two talents of il- ucr, and builtin the mountatne, and called the name of the citie which he built,after the name of Mheimer {020 of the mountain, Da- maria. ; 25 But Omri did cutil inthe epes of th L020, and dio © wehe then all that were be- foze him. 26 Foꝛ he walked in all the way of Fiero: boam the fonne ot Rebat, and in his Ennes wherewith hee made Dlrael to fiure; tn pro- uoking the Lord God of Iſrael with their vanities. 27 And the reſt of the acts ok Omri that be Did and the ſtrength that hee thewed,are they not witten in the booke of the Chront⸗ ties ofthe Kings of Iſrael? 28 And Duct ſlept with his kathers, and twas buried in ! Hamaria; and Ahab bis fonne reigned in hts tead. x 29 Rew Ahab the foune of Dmribegan toretgne ouer Iſrael, in theeight and thirty peeve of Gla King of Judah: and Ahab the tonne of Omri reigned ouer Iſrael tn Bas Maria two and twenty peere. Ahab. Jericho built. Elijah. 141 | Ov, Shomerow, k For fuch is the nature of idola- trie,that the fu- perftition theres of doth dayly in- creafe,and thecl« — der itis, the more abominable itis before God and his Church, | He wasthe fir King that.was buried in Sama- ria, aſter that the kingshoufewas burntin Tirzah, _? 30 And Ahab the fonne of To DD - worle in the fight of the Lord then all that were before him, ¢ 31 Fo: was it a light thing for him to walkein the finnesof Jeroboam the fonne - of (Achat, except hee tooke Jezebel allo the Daughter of Eth-baal king of the Fidontans to™ wife, and went and ſerned Waal, and worſhipped him? j 32 Allo berearen vpanaltar to Baalin the ponte of Waal which he had built in Då- maria, 33 And Ahab made a grouc, and Ahab proceeded, and Did prouoke thr Lord God of Iſrael morethen all the kings of Iſrael that twere before him. é 34. In his dapes did Wiel the Bethelite build a Jertcho : hee layt the foundation thereofin Abiram pis eldeſt tonne, and {et bp the gates thereot in bis pounged fonne Segub, according tothe wod of the Low which bee ſpake t by Joſhua che fomne of un. CHAP, XVII. i Elyab foremaracth of the famine to come. 4 . He is fed of raucns. g Hers fint to Zarephath, where he refloreth his hofte[fe fonneto life. © A QD Elita the Tibbite one of thein» w bin, laying, ie ouer agant Joꝛden. 4 Ana thon halt drinke of che riner: and: Jhaue habitants of Gilead ſayd vnto Ahab,- * As the Low God of Iſrael lineth, before Zeclac ab . bom a J| tann, there Mall be neither draw zim 5.16,17. noraine thele peeres,but> accozding tamp ; 020. 2 GAND the wow of the Loꝛd came vnta b declare it by -3 Gor hence, and turne thee Eaſtward, Godsrenelation, and bide thy Elfe in the} viner Qherith, that lor,dreoke. m By whofe = meaneshe fellta. = all wicked and ~ ftrange idolatry and cruel perfes. - cution, n Readelo‘k: 6.26, tébr.by the hand — of Fofoum Thatis,whom erue, Bur as I thal xem Elijahandthe widow. Heraifeth € To firenpthen is faith agato ft Perfecution, God Promifeth to feed Aim mirculoutly, `d As the troubles ofthe Saints of God are manys fo his mercie 15 euerathand to ‘deliver them, -Luke 4.25326, -e Alithis wasto ftrengthen the faith of Eliah, tothe intent that he fhould looke vpon nothing - worldly, buton- Jy truft on Gods prouidence. *Ebr. two. f For thereis no hope ofany more fienance. $ God reeciueth nobenefit for the vfeof his but hee , promifeth.a moft ample recdpenfe for the fame. ‘h Thatis till he ‘had raine & food on the earth. ſOr that he died. / i God would try yhether he had learned by his mercifull proui- dence to make him her only {tay and comfort, kk Hewasafraid left Gods Name fhonld haue been blafphemed and his minifters con- temned,except he fhould haue continued his mercies,as he had a Daue commanded the erauens ta feed thee g. — 5So he went and d according vnto the word ofthe Lord: for be went, and re mained by theories Cherith that is ouer ae gainit Joden. E Ga the rauens brought bim bread and Met in the morning, and bread and flety in foe enening, and he Danke of the riuer. And after awhile the riuer Mied vy, becaule there fell norane spon the earth. 8 Gand the cwez of the Lod came bn- fo bim laying, ; 9 *Upandyetthee to Zarephath, which tein Zidsn, ana remaine there: behold, J — commanded a widow there to ſuſtaine yee, Io Bo hearole, and went to Zarephath: and when hee came tothe gate of the citte, behald, the witow was there € gathering Wickes: and hee called her, and fayn, Baig me, J] pray theca little water ut a veſſel, that J may Danke. : a It Andas he was going to fet it, he cal ied ta her, and (awd, Wing me, J pay thee, amozlell ot bꝛead in thine band. ; 12 And the faid, As the Lor thy God li- neti J haue nota cake, but euen an haud⸗ tuli cf meale in a barrell, and alittle oyle in acun: and bebon, J am gathering ta fen ſtickes foz to goe In, and Deeflett foz yk mp lone, that we may eate it, and ie. 13 And Citiah layd vnto her, Feare not, tome, doe as thou haſt ſayd, but make mee theveofa title cake firt of alle bring tt yn- tome, and afterwardmake fo: thee and thy fonne. 14 Fo: thus ſayth the Lord God of Je ratl, e Coe meale in the barrell pall not be waited, neither hall the oplein the cruſe be diminiſhed, vnto the time that the Loa fend raine ppon the garth- ; 15 Go Khe went, and did as Eltiah fayd, ANd Me Did eate ; la did he and her poule "Foz a certaine time. 16 The barrellok themeale waked not, nez the oyle was pent out of the cruſe accor⸗ Ding to the word of the Lord, which he ſpake bythehantot Gitta). 17 Cand after chele things, the (cine of the wife of the ponte fell icke, and his ficke- neie twas ſo ſore, chat there was noi bzeath left in yim, i 18 And ſhe ſaid vnto Clitah, Abat haue J to Boe with thee, D thou mati of Gab? Art thou come vnto me ta call my tin to remem- brance, and to flay my lomme? —__ Ig Audheelayd vnto her, Giue mee thy foune: and he tooke him out of her boſome, and carted him bp inta achamber, where e abode, and laped him bpon bis owne 20. j 20 Then hee calles puto the Lod, and faya, D Loꝛd my God, haſt thou * puniſhed allo thts widow, with whom Jſoiourne, by killing her lonne? Wd 21 And bee tiretched himſelke vpon the beounthem, pe- chide tiee times, and called vnto the Lod, cially while he there remained, and iapa, D £029 mp God, J pray thee, let this chilaes fonie cone tute him againe. Ps EASTA? e $ ~ LKings. her ſonne tolife. Elijah, Obadiah % 22 Then the Loꝛd heard the voice of E> {tah and the toute of the child came inca btm againe,and be reutued. 23 And Eliiah tooke the chile,ebzoughe Hin down dut ofthe chamber tito rye heute, and deliuered Hin bute his mother, and E⸗ lita tapo, Behold, chy fone lineth, 24 Ano the womanlayde vnto Glüah, jaw | J know that thou arta man of Man, ca that the word ofthe Lo: in thy mouth tue, CHAP. XVIIL : s Eljzh is fent ta Ahab, 13 Obadiah hideth - anhundreth Prophets, 40 Elijah killeth all Baals prophets. 45 He cbtaineth rame. A fiee man dayes, the word cf the Lord i came to Clitah, in the + thicd peere, lay: ing, Gor, thew chy fife vate Ahad, and J wil (end ratne vpon the earth. 2 Aud Eluah weire to mew hümſelle vn⸗ to Ahab, and there was a great famine tn Hamaria. ; 3 And Ahab called Obadiah the gouer⸗ bout of his poule ( Obadiah ticaret Oo greatly: 4 Foꝛ when Jezebel deſtroyed the Pro⸗ phetsofthe Lod, Obadiah tooke an hun⸗ Deth Prophets, and Hid chem by Atty ina calle, and bee lev them with beean and wae ter § And Ahab faid puto Obadiah, Goin- totheland, vnto all the fountatacs ofwa- ter, and vito all the riuers.if fo bee that wee mapy finde graffe to (auc the horſes and the one aliue, lett wee depriue the lande of tig eatts. 6 Andfo they diuided the land between them to walke thozoww tt. Ahab went one way by bimfelfe, Obadiah went another way by hunteife. ; 7 7 @ Andaz Dhadiah was inthe way, behold, Citiah «met bim; and he knew him, and fellon bis face, and fayd, Art not chow my loza Eliah? ; : 8 And he anfwered him, Dea, go tell thy lod, Behold Eltiah ishere. 9 Andbhetatd,cahat haue ZF finned, that thou wouldeſt deliuer thy feruant inte the HandokAyabtotiapme? $ 10 Asthe LoD thy God lineth, there is no natton o2 kingdome, whither my lozd hath not fent to teeke thee: and when thep fayt, Hee ts not here, bee toske an othe of the —— and nation, if they had not kound thee. L Aud now thou ſayeſt, Dor tel thy lord, Behola, Eliiah is here. 12 Anawhen Fam gone from thee, the Spirit of the Lord Hall carte thee tnto fome place that J vocust knew: fo when J conte and teil Abad, ifhec cannot And thee, then willbe kill me: but Jthyſcruant d feare che Loza from my pouth. 13 Gas tt not told my lord, what J zid when Jezebel Lowe the Prophets ot the Lod, bow J bioan hundzeth men ofthe Lozds Pꝛophets by lifites in a caue, and fed them with bead and water? ny 14 And now thou lapeſt, Go, tell thy lord, Behold, ‘times the wicked 1 So hard a thing it is to depend on God, cxcept we be confirmed by miracles, 1 a After that he departed from the rier Che- rith b God had be- gun to worke his feare in his heart, but had not yet brought him to that Knowledge which is alfo res quifite for the godly :that is, to profeffe his Name openly, c God pitieth oft forthe godlies fake,and caufeth — Eliiahtomeete with Obadiah, that the benefit might be knowen to bee granted for Gods childrens fake, dTamnoneof | the wicked perle- i cuters,that thou thouldeft procure vnto mefuch dif- pieafure,but ſerue God, and fauour his children. T e By my prefence HI wil declare that | thou haft toide him the trueth. | f The true mini: | fers of God, ought not onely notto fuller the tructh to be vn- iufily flandered, but to reprocue | boldly the wic- without reſpect of perfon. g Be conflant in religion, and make it notas a thing indifferent whether yee fol- Jow God or Baal, heauen to burne pe facrifice. ‘Htrange ſpirit. {k You clteeme him asa god, {l He mocketh e, the dead and ile idoles can helpe their wor- fhippers in their Bebsld, Eliiah is here, that he may ilap me. 15 And liiz fad, As the Low of belts liveth, before whom 3) and, 3 will ſurely hers e my fife puto him this day. 16 € So Dbadiah went to merte Ahab, and told pim: z Ahab went to merte Citta, 17 And when Shab fam Citab, Shab co ani gun, Art chen hee that tronbiety Ilrael? 18 And he anſwered, J baue not troubled Iſrael, but! thou, and thy fathers honfe, in that pee baue ſorſaken the commaunde⸗ ments of the 2020, and thou bait follomed Baalim. 19 Now therefore (end, and gather tome all Iſtael vnto mount Carmel, and the pos phets of Baal foure pundacth and tiftie, and the. prophets of the groucs tourc hundreth, which eat at Iczebels table. ‘ 20 @ Ho Ahab ient vnto allthe chilozen of Flrael, and gathered the prophets toge · ther onto mount Carmel, 21 Gav Chiah came unto all the people, and (aid, ous long s halt pec betweene twa opinions? Itthe Lod bee God, follow him: DutitWaaibse he, then goe after hun. And the people anſwered him not a wo23, 22 When Hid Eliiah vnto the people, J ouely remaine a Pꝛophet ofthe Lad: but Waals prophets are foure hundzeth ans itty men. 23 Let them therefore giue vs two bil- Isckes, and let them chulethe one, andcut bim tn pieces, and lay bim on the wood, but put no fire vnder, and J will prepare the o- ther bullocke, and lay him on the wood,and will put no fire vnder, . 24 Their call ye on the name of pour god, and J wil call onthe name of the Lorm ; anv then the God that anfwereth > bpfire, let him be God. And all the people anfwered, and fain, Jit is well ſpoken 25 And Eliiah faid vnto the pꝛophets of Baat, Chui you a bullocke, and pepate hint frit (for yee are many) and callon the name of pout gods,but put no fire vnder. 26 Ho they tooketiye one buliocke, that. was giuen them, and they prepared it, and calles on the name ofiSaal, From moning to noone , ſaping, O Waal, beare vs: but ` there was no voice, no any to anfwere: and they ‘leapt bpon the altar that iwas mate. 27. And at noone Eliiah mocked them, and fatd, Crie loud; for beis a k gon :etther he talketh, oꝛ purfucth his enemies, 02 ts tn his iourncy, o2{f may bee that hee lleepeth and muft be! awakes. 28 Aub they cried lowde, and cut them: ſelues as their maner was, with kniues and lancers till the blood guſhed out spon them, 720 And when midday was pated , and they had propheficd vntiſt the offering of the evening facrifice, there was neither hover, noz one to anfwere, naz auy that re garden. — 30 Gnd Cittah faid vnto etl the people, Eome to meg. Sud all the people came ta. bim, and hee repaired the altarat thc Lod that was bokin towne. 31 And Elilah tooke twelue ſtones; at⸗ cording to the number of the tribes of the onues of Jaakob, (omto whom the word o& the cane, faying, * Iſrael Mall bee thy name. _ 32 Gud withthe Rones hee built an altar Inthe Mame of the Lord: and hee manea Bitch round about tye altar, as great as would centeine two + meahires offcede. 33 Zud hee put the wood in order, and hewed the bullocke in pieces, and laide hun onthewesd, j 34 And laid, Fiil foure barrels with wae ter, and powe it on the burnt ofzring anu onthe wood, Againe he fatt, Doe foagaine. And they did (o the fecond tune.Aard he aid, Doe tt the third time. And chey did te the third timg, 35 And the water ran round about the al tat; &° De hited the ditch with water ath, 36 Aud when thep onid offer the euc- ning factifice, Tliiah the Prophet came, and (aid; Lord God ot Abꝛalam, Izhak and of Sfracl, tet it bee kno wen this Day, that chou art the God of Zfrael , anv that Xam thy feruant, that J bane tone all tiefe things at thy commandement. 37 Heare mee, D Lord, beare me, andlet this people know that tho art the Log Gd, and that rou ak turned their heart agatueatthetat. 33 Chen the ire of the Low kell, and con: ſumed the burnt offering, and the wood,and tye Tones, andthe pul, and licked vp the Water that was in the Ditch. 3 39 And when âli the people Taw it, they fell on their faces, and ſaid, Ehe Low is G30, the Lord is God, 40 And Clitah fatd vnto them, Cake the prophets of Saal, ictnetoa manof tien ef- cape. And they tooke them,¢ Gliiah bionght torin tothe brooke Litfjon, and flew thein ‘bere. 41 € And Eliah fain vnto Ahab, Get thee vp eat an’ drinke, foz there is 3 found’ of much rane, J : 42 So Ahab tuent wp ta cate, t to Drinke, and Clitah went pp te the top of Carmel: and he crowchcd bute the earth,and put bis Face betweene his knecs, 43 And iait te hisferuant, Goe vp now and loske foward the way atthe Bea. And hee went vp, and looked, and (aid, Chere is nothing, Againe belaia, Gor againe r usn times, 44 Aud atthe ſeueuth time he Aid, Be- hold, there avifeth alittle cloud out of the fea like a mans and. Then he fad, Up, and fap vito Ahab , Make ready thy charet, and ger thee downe thatthe raine Kay thee not. 45 Andiinthe meanewhtle the heauen was black with Clouds and wind,and there Was a great roine. Chen Shab weit vp and caine to Izreel. 46 Gud the hand of the Lom was on E⸗ Utah, and he girded vp bis loynes.and ranne s Defoze Ahad thi be caine to Izrcel. CH AD ORIS, 5 Eliah fleeing froma Jezebel, is uourifhed by the Argel of God. 15 Hee is commanded to an- oynt Hazact Tcl maga Eliſha. ~ | aad Ahab. Baals prophetsand Elias © Chap. xviij. facrifice. Baals prophets flaine. 142 Gene. 32.28. Ahi EAI 34 + Ebr. Satsywhich. [ome tlunke cona terre aboue three pottles dr a third jarta piece. m Hereby he de« clared the ex- cellent power of God, who con- trary to nature could make the fire burnecuen inthe water,to the intent they fhould haue none occafionto doutt,that he is the onely God. n. Though God fuffer histo suone . in blindneffe and - error for atime, yetatthelength . he calleth them . . hometo himby —, fome notorious. figneand woske, - o Hecomman- — ded them thatas ~ they were trucly —, perfwadedto confeffe the cne- ly God; fo they would ferue bim - with all their power, and de- ftroy the idola- - ters his enc mies. p As Gods ſpirit mooned himto pray, fo was he ftrengchened by +; the ſame that he did not faint,bur continued Aill rif 3 he had obteined, .. HOr here and theres q Heewasfo - ftrengthened with Geds fpitic, - that he ran falter. : then the charet . wasable to run, .:. from = 1 — Elijah fed. a To wit,of Baal, b Though the wicked rage a- gaint Gods children,yet he holdeth them backe that they cannot execute their malice. Or, whether his mind led bım. c So hard athing itis co bridle our impatiericie in _ affli@ion, that the Saints could not overcome the fame. d He declareth that except God had nourithed him miracu- loufly,it had not bene poßible for him to haue gone this iourney. e He complai- -peth that the more zealous that he fhewed --himfelfe to main- aine Gods elo- ry, the more cruelly was he pesfecuted, Rom.i 1.3. f For the nature of manis not a- ble to come necre vato God,if he fhould appeare in ftrength & full maieftie, and therefore of bis mercy he fub- mitteth himfelfe to our capacitie, g We ought not : todepend on the mulritude in maintaining Gods glory,but beeaule our due- tie fo requireth, we ought to doe its ` hOr, Syria. Godtalketh with him. Ni Ahab taine Jezebel all that Eliiah jad Done, and gow he pad Maine ali the 2 plaphets with theſword. 2 hen Fesebel fence a meſſenger vnto Elitah faving, > Che gods doc lo tame and moze allo, iff make not thy ife like onc of their iiucs by to morow this tune. 3 cAhen hee law that, hee aroſe, and wenti foz his life, and came to Beer-heba, which is in Judah, ¢ left his ſeruant there. 4 But hewent a Dayes iourney ints the wildernes, ana came and fate Downe vnder a juniper tree, and Delived that hee might Die, and ſaid, It is now pnuough, D LoD, «take imy foule , to? J ain no better then mp fathers. § Anwo ashe lap and liept vnder the Jus niper tree, behold nom, an Angel tonched him and ſaid vnto him, Gp and eate, 6 And whenbeclooked about, behold, there was a cake baken on the coales, and a pot of water at his head: fohe did eate and drinke and returned and ſſept. 7 And the Angel of the Loꝛd came ae gaine the fecond tune,and touched him,and fatin, Up and eates foz thou 4 halt agreat iourney. 8 d Then bee arole, and did eate and Danke, and walked in the ſtrength ofthat meat fourtie Dayes and fourtie nights, vnto Vorb the mount of. 9 And there hee entren into a cang, and Lodged there: and behold, the Lozd (pake to hun, and faib bunto bhim, Mhat usek thou ere, Eliiab? 10 And heanfweren, I haneebeene very ielous fo: the Loꝛd God of hotes: fo the children of Iſrael haue foxfaken thy coue- nant bzoken Downe thine altars, and faine thy Prꝛophets with the fwod , * and J one- ly am left, and thep teeke my life to take tt away. Il And hefain, Come out, and tand yy- on the mount befoze the Lod. And behold, the Lom went by., and a mtahtie trong wind rent the mountaines, and bake the rockeg before the Lord: bur the Lod was f not inthe wind : and after the wind, came an earthquake ; bur the Lod was not inthe earthquake: 12 And after the earthquake came fire: bur the Lord was not in the fire: anv after the fire,came a {till and foft voyce. 13 And when Cittah heard it, he couered his face with hts mantel, and wentont, and ſtoode in theentring in of the cane: and be- Hold, there came a voice vnto bim, ans fain, Udijat Dock thon here, Elitah? 14 And hee anſwered, J hang bene very ielous to: the Lod God of hoſts, s becatiſe the children of Iſrael hawe forſaken thy co- uenant, cat Downe thine altars, and flaine thy JPzophets with the ſword, and J one- Iv am left, and they tecke my like to take it away. Ig Anathe Lord laid onto him, Gaz, te- turne by the wilderneſſe vnto Damaſcus, and wyen thou commeſt there, anopnt Das zael Ring ouer y Aram. 16 And Jehu the ſonne of Rimbi ſhalt thon anoput hing ouer Iſrael: and Cits J. Kings. tha the fonne of Shaphat of Abel-Wehe- lah halt thou anotnt to bee Prophet in thp rooms. 17 And * him that efcapeth from the fwod of Pazari, hall Zebu fay: and bim that efcapeth from the uon of Jehu, ſhall Eliſha fay. 18 Pet will* J leane fenen thouſand in Jitacl, cuen “all the Sees that haut not bowed vuto Baal, and euery mouth that hath not kien him. 19 ¶ So hee Departed thence, and found Eliſha the tonne of Shaphat wha was plowing with twelue poke of open befoze biim,and was with the twelfth: and iiai pie towards hun, and cad his mantel vp- on jim. 20 And he left the oxen, and ranne after Eliiah, and fain, i Let me, J pray chee, kife my father and my mother, and then J will follow thee. (ivsantwered him, Gaz, te- turne; for what haue J done to chee? 21 And when he went backe againe from bim, be tooke a couple of oren, few them, k and ſod their flem with the « initruments of the oren, aud gaue bute the people anad thep Di eatithen he aroſe and went after Cittay, and miniſtred ynta hin, CHUA’ Pk: 1 Samaria is befieged, 13 The Lord promifeth the victory to Ahab by a Prophet, 31 The King of I (rael made peace with Ben hadad, andis re- prooued therefore by the Prophet. To Ben-hadad the King of |Aram al A fembled all bis armie, and tise and thir⸗ tic? Rings with him, wich horſes and cha- rets, AnD Went vp and beticged || Samaria, ard fought againt it. 2 And he tent meſſengers to Ahab king of Iſrael tuto the citie, 3 And laid vnto bim, Thus ith Ben- hadad, Thy fluer and thy gold is minc:alſo thy women and thy faire chudzen are mine. 4 And the king of Iſrael anſwered, and fain, Sey lord king accozding to thy laying, b J am thine ant allthat 3 bane. § And when the meflengers came a- aine, they fad, Thus commanvdeth Ben- hadad, and faith, Chen J hati tend vnto thee,and commaund, thou Walt deltuer mec toy fuer and thy gold,and thy wonien, and thy childzen. ; 6 cDzelsJ will fend my (eruants vnto thee by to mozow this time: and thep Hail ſearch thine houſe, and the bouis of tiy fer- nants : and whatiocuer ts pleafant tn thine epes, thep ſhall take itin their bands, and bungitaway. 7 Chen the king of Iſrael Ent for all the Elders of the land, and am, Take heeve, g pray you, and fee how hee fecketh mifchrete: foz he fent vnto me foz my wiues,and foz my childzen,and fo2 my Huer, and foz mp gold, and J denied him not. 3 And all the Elders, and all the people laid to him, Hearken d not vnto him, nog conſent. 9 Mherekore he ſaid vnto the meſſengers of Ben-hadad, Tell mp lord the tit "N EWES i — Eliſha. Ben-hadads crueltie. 2.King.9.¥3§. ecclus.48.8. Rav. tide h Hedeciareth that wicked dif- femblersand ido- laters are not his, / i Though this natural) afeeGion is not to be con- temned, yetit ought not to mooue vs when God calleth vs to ferue him, He would not {tay til wood was brought, ſo great was his deſire to follow his voca⸗ tion. Or, Syria a Thatis, gouer⸗ noursand rulers of prouinces, . Or, Shomseren, b Lam contene to obey and pay tribute, £ c He would not accept his an- [were except he did out of hand deliuer whatfo- ever he Mould afke:forhee fought an occa- fion howto make warre a- gainſt him, d They thought it their cueties rather to venture their liues, then to grant to that thing which was not lawfull,onee ly to fatisfie the luft ofa tyrant, 1 e Muchleffe thal there be found any pray that is worthany thing, when they fhall befo many, f Boaftnot be- fore the victorie be gotten. |'Or,put your flues in order, g Before,God went about with || Genes and mira- | cles to pull Ahab from hisimpie- | tie,and now againe with won- desfull victories, h That is,yong men trained in the feruice of Princes, Ebr. man. Or. Syrians. i With them which were ap- pointed for the preferuation of ~ his perfon. k Thus the wic- ked blafpheme Godintheir ķi- rie, whom not- wichftanding hee fufferech nor vn- punilhed, The Aramites putto flight. All that thou Dink (end for'to thy feruant at the firt time, that F will vog, but this thing 3J may not doc. And the meflengers Depar- ted, and brought bin ananfwere. | lo And Ben-hadad lent vato him, and fayo, The gods Doc lo to me,and moze allo, ifthe © duit of Hamaria be enougy to al the people that follow mee, foz cucry mana handkull. IL And the king of Iſrael anſwered, and fayd, Tell bim, Let not him that girdeth bis re aa himlelte, as bee that £ puttech itai. 12 And when hee heard that tidings,as Hee was with the kings minking in the pa- uiltons,bee fayd vnto hts fernants, || Bang forth your engines, and they (ct them agatik the citie. 5 13 (And behold, there came a Pꝛophet vnto Ahab king of Jlracl, laying, Thus faith the Lo2d, atk thou feene allthis great multitude? beholde, J will Deltner tt into thine hand thts Day, that thou mayeſt know, sthat J am the Lord. 14 Gnd Ahab fay, By wham? And hee fain, Thus ſayth the Lord, By the ſcruants ofthe prices of the pꝛouinces. He layda- gaine, CCiho hall order the battell? And be anfwered, Chou, 15 @ Chen hee numbzed the ſeruants of the pinces ef the prouinces, and they werg tiwo hundreth two and thirtie: and after thent he numbed the whole people of alithe chlen of Iſrael, euen ſeuen thouſand. 16 And they went out at noone: but Ben⸗ Hadad DID drinke till he was Munken in the tents, both hee, and the Kings: for two and thirtie kings helped him, $ 17 Bothe feruancs of the prtuces of the pꝛouinces went out firt: and Wen-hadad ent out, and they Mewen him, laying, Chere ate men come out of Samaria. 18 Ande ſayd, Cihether they bee come out fo peace, take them altue: og whether ae be come out ts fight, take them yeta- ine, 19 Ha they came out of the citie, to wir, tye leruants of the princes of the prouinces, and the holt which followed them. 20 And they lew euery one bis + enemy: and the || Arantites fled,and 3fraci purfued them: but Ben hadad the king of Aram elſ⸗ caped on a horſe with bisi bozfemen. 21 And tie king of Iſrael went out, and {mote the horſes and charets,¢ with a great {laughter flew he the Aramites. 22 (Foz there had come a Prophet to the king of Iſrael, and had faid wate him, Gor, be of good courage, and confiner and take heed what thou doeſt: foz when the yeere ís gone about, the king of Aram will come bp agatnit thee.) 23 @ Chen the ſeruants of the king of Arcam fata vnto him, Cheir kgods are gous of the mountatnes ,and therefoze they ouer- cane vs: but let vs fight again then in h plaine, and doubtleſſe we hal ouercome hem. 24 And this doe, Take the kings away, euery one our of his place, and place cap⸗ taines for then, * Chap.xx. felfe an armie , like 25 And number th if {oft , with fuch hors the armie that thouda Ben-hadads overthrow. 143 - iesit fuch charcts,and we will fight agant. ` then in the platue,.and doubtleſſe wee hall ouercome them: and hee hearkened vnto their voice, and did ſo. 26 And after the peere was gone about, Ben-hadad numbzed the Aramites,t went bp to Aphek to fight againſt Iſrael. 27 And the child2en of Iſrael mere num⸗ bred, and were all laſſembled and went as gaint them, and the chuon of Iſrael pitched before them, like twoltttle flockes ef kids: but the Aramites Hilen the coun- trey. 28 Anodtherecameaman of God, and {pake vnto the king of Htraci,faymg, Thug lapth che Lozd, Becauſe the Aramites haue aid, Che Lozd ts the God of the meuns taines, and not God of the valleys, therefore will J Deliver allthis great multitude mto thine hand, and pee hall know that = J am the Lop. ; 29 ZnB they pitched one ouer againk the other leuen Dates and in the ſeuenth Day the battell was ioyned: and the childzen of Ft raei ilewm of p Aramites an Hundzeth thous fand footemen tn one Day. i ; 30 But the reſt fled to Aphek into the ci- tie: and there fell a wall vpon feuen ¢ twen⸗ tp thouland menthat were left: and Ben⸗ Hadad fled into the citic, and came +intoa tecret chamber. | 1 31 (And his feruants ſaid onto him, Be- hold now, we Haur heard fay, thar the kings of the boule of Iſrael are merciful kings:we pay thee , lets put fackeclot) about our ® iornes and ropes about our heads and gog out to the king of Iſrael; it maybe chat hee will ſaue thy ſile. 32 Chen they girded ſackecloth about thetrloines, tput ropes about their heades, and came tothe king of Ifrael, and faide, by feruant Ben-hadad faith, F pray thee, let mee line; aud he (ard, Is he vet aline? t ts my brother, $ 1-Allthey which were in the bat- telofthe former: yeere, verle 15, m Whoam of like power inthe” valley,as I am on the hils and can afwell deftroy a multitude with few,as with mae Nye 3 {Ebr from chemss ber to chamber. n Infigne of fubmiflion, and ` that we hauede-: ferued death if : he will punith Ys“ with rigour, 33 Row the men tooke Diligent heede lif Orand caught” they couid catch any thingof bim, and made itofhim. Halte, and laid, Thy brother. Ben · hadad. Aud he fayd, Ho being him. Ho Ben-hadad cameout ynto hint, and hee cauled him te coine vp bnto the charet. 34 And Ben-hadad fayd vnto tittes which my father tooke from thy fae ther, J wiil rettoze , and thou thale make oftveetes foz thee in Damaſcus, as my father DID in Samaria, Chen fyd. Ahab, J will let thee gae with this conenant. Go He mane aconenant with pim, and let him goe. 35. € When a certaine man of the || chil- Deen ofthe Prꝛophets fava vutohis neigh- bour bp the conumuandement of the L020, 1Pmite me, J pray thee. ut the man refi- fed to ſmite pim. 36 Then fayd hee vnto him, Becaule thou haſt not obeyed the voyee of the Lod, bebola, aficone as thouart Departed trom: me,aLion Hall tay ther. Bo when hee was Departed from yim, a Lion found pim, and Auehim,. c) 37 Then: him, The © He is aliue. p Thow ſhalt ap⸗ point inmy chiefe city whao thou wilt, and E will obey thee. NOr, of the difei-- ples. q By this exter⸗ nall figne, hee. would more linely touch the Kings heart, r-Becaute thou haft tranfgrefied® the command¢s ment of the - Lords- Ahabs foolith pitie reproued. 37 When he fourd another man, œ ſayd, Smite me J pray thee. And the man finote Hin, and tn che miting wounded him. 38 So the Prophet departed, and waited for the king bp the way, and diiguilen hime felfe with albes vpon bis face. 39 And when Che King came by, he cried vnto tye king, and fayi, { Coy Ceruant went into the midsofthe battell: Ebebold, there went away a man, whome another maty brought onto me and (ard, Keepe this man: if he be loſt, and want,thy life fal go foz: bis life.oz els thou ſhalt pay atalentof ſiluer. 40 Gnd as thy (eruant had bere æ there to Doe hee was gone : and the King of Jiraci ſaydvnto him, So hall chy tudgement be: thou halk gtuenfentence.. $ 4I And hee haſted, and tooke the ames as way from bts face: andthe king of Iſrael knew bim that he was of the Prophets: 42 And he fatd vnto him, Thus taith the Loz, Becauſe thou bakt tet go out of thine hands a man whom F appoiũted to die, thy ae lho gor fez bis life, and thy people fog opie. 43 Ann the Bing of Irae! went tobis bouie beany and in Difpleature, and came to | Samaria, CHAP. XXI. 8 Texebelcommandeth to kil Naboth, for the vineyard that he refuſed to fel to Ahab, 19 Eli- iah reproweth Ahab,and he repenteth. | [lOr sat this time. Aft Nthele things Naboth the Izree · lite had a vineyard m Jizreel, hard by the palace of Ahab king of Samaria. — | 2 And Ahab tpake vnto Naboth, ſaying, a Though Ahabs a @iuemce thy vinepard, that J map make f By this parable he maketh Abab condemne him- felfe , who made acouenant with Gods enemic, & let bim efcape, whom God had appointed to be flaine. Chap.22.38e (Or, Skomeron. tyrtanybecon- me a garden of herbes thereof, becaule it ts demned bythe neere by mine boule: and J will giue thee boly Spirityet = for it a better vineyard then ít is: or tf it he was not fori- pleafe thee, J] will gine chee the wozth of tt gorousthathee in money. would takefrom 3 And Naboth {aid to Ahab, The Low anothermanhis keepe me from gining the inberttance of mp sight without ful Fathers unto thee. i ` sccompente, & Then Ahab came inte his houle hea» uie and in diſpleaſure, becaule of the word which Naboth the Izreclite had ſpoken vn- to him, fæ be bad fayd , J] will not gine thee | b Thus the wic- the inheritance of mp fathers, and hee > lap what isiuft and gatenobiead. © Vawfull, but free - ẹ Then Jezebel his wife cane to him, inwardly when and fayd vnto him, tby is thy ſpirit fo faa, they cannot haue that thou eateſt no bꝛead? their inordinate 6 And he layd vnto her, Becanie Jſpake appetites ſatiſ-· vnto Naboth the Izreelite, and fayd vnto ed, him, Giur me toy winepard foz: moncp, oz if it pleate thee, J will give thee another pine» yard fozit: but be anſwered, J will net give thee my vineyard, c Asthough fhe faid, Thou know- < Deelé thou now gouerne the kingdame of eftnot what it is Iſrael? vp, cate bꝛead, and + bee of good toreigne. Com- ciecre, J will giue thee the vineyard of Na⸗ mand, andin- both the Jsveelite. $ treat not, @ Do the wote letters in Ahabs name, Ebr. letthine and ſealed them with his feale , ano fent the heart be meric. lettera Buto the Cinere, t tothe nobles that LKings. ked confidernot Spon bis bead g turned his face, and would L 7 Then Jezebel his wife ſaid vnto hin, fi were in his citie dwelling with Maboth. 9 And fee wrote in the letters , laying, Wroclatme a d falt, andiet Maboth among d For then they | the chiete of the people, i Io And fet two wicked men before him, and let them witnefle againſt him, taying, Chou ade blaſpheme God and the King : then — him out, and fone him that hee map Dic. IC And the e men of bis citie even the El ders and Gouernours, which dwelt in hig citie, did as Jezebel had ſent vnto them : as tt was witten tu the letters which Mechan fent vnto them. 12 Thep proclaimed a fat, and fet MRa- doch among thechiefe of the people, 13 And there came two wicked men, and fate before him: and the wicked men twit- neſſed againtt Naboth in the peelence ofthe people, faving, Naboth did ¢ blalpheme God andthe King. Chen they caried him away out of the citie,and Toned him with tones, that he Died. > 14. Then they fent to Jezebel, laying, Ma: both is toned and is Dead. ; Ig (And when Jezebel heardthat Mas both was toned and was dead, Jezebel fata to Ahab, £ Up, & take poſſeſſion of the vine⸗ ard of Naboth the Izreelite, which bee re: uled ta gtue thee fozmoncp : foz Naboth is not aline, but ts Bead. 16 And when Ahab heard that Maboth was Dead, be avole to go Downe to the vine: path of Naboth the Jsreclite, to take pole fellion otit, -17 (And the word of the Loyd came bn- to Ctitah the Tiſhbite, laying, i | 18 Arile, gae Bowne to meete Ahab king kind fhould of Iſrael, which ts in Samaria: loe, kee istig the vineyard of Naboth, whither he ts gone Downe te take poleon oF tt. 19 Wherefore Walt thou fay vnto him, Thus faith the Lord, sak thou killedD,and g allo gotten poſſeſſion? And thou ſhalt ſpeake thinke to haue unto bim,faying, Thus faith the Lord, In any aduantage the place where Dogges licked the blood of by murthering of Naboth, Hall Dogges licke guen thy blood an innocent ? alo. h This wasful- 20 And Ahab fayd to Eliiah, Walk thon filled in Toram ` found mee, D mine enemie? And be anſwe· hisfonne, as red, 3) bane found thee: fo: thou hait ſold thy 2,king.9.25,16. {elfe to worke wickedneſſe in the fight ofthe 020. ; 21 *Behold,F will bzing enill upon thee, and will take away thy potteritic, and will cut of from Ahab him that* piſſeth againſt the wall.atwell him that ts * hut vp, as him that is left in Iſxael, i : 22 AnD J will make thine honfe like the houſe of * Jeroboam the fonne of ebat, Chzp. 15.29. and like the boule of * Baatha the fonne of Chap.16.3. Ihliah, foz the prouocation wherewith thon batt pꝛonoked, and made Ilſrael to nne. 23 And allo of Jezebel fpake the Lov, faving , * Che dogs ſhall cate Jezebel by the l mall of Jizreel. 24. The Dog ges Hall eate him of Ahabs Rocke, that Dieth tn thecitie: and him that dieth in che fields, hallehefoules of theatre cate. 25 (but vied to enquire of mens faults : fornone could faft truely that were notorious finnets, e Thus the worldlings cone trary to Gods commandement, who willeth not to coufent to che thedding of in» nocent blood, obey rather the wicked com- iuſt lawes of God, Ebr. bleſſe. f This example of monftrous cruelty the holy that wee fhould abhorre all ty- aliy in them to mercie, g Doek thou Chap.1 4.10. 2.king.9.8. 1. Sam 25. 22. Chap.i 4.1 0. Or fortreſſe, or poffeffion, ‘ `~ Nabothflaine. Ahab reproued. E mandements of * Princes, then the .| ri 7 —J Ghoft leauethto vs, totheintent | rannic,and peci- whome nature & moue to bepitti- | full and inclined | 2.King.9.33.160 i By the wicked counſell of his | wife, he became ‘avile idolater therer, as one that gaue hime jmourning, oras \fome read, bare- footed. 1 Meaning,in Toramstime, 2. King.ↄ.2 6. 2,Chron.18, 1, es a Ben-hadad the king of Syria nd Ahab made a peace, which indured three he thought not himfelfe bound i obey. f Meaning, the falle prophets, bich were flat- terers,and fer- _jaed for lucre, om Iezebel had liasflew, g Ichothaphat did not acknowledge the falfe prophets 10 be Gods minifters,butdidcontemnethem. h Wheteby wee fee that the wicked cannot abide to heare the trueth, but hate the Pro- hets of God andmoleftthem, i Reade Gene.37: 36. 25 (But there was none like Ahab, who Did: (cil himſelte, to worke wickednes tn the fight of the Lod, whom Jezebel his wile prouoked. 26 Foꝛ hee did exceeding abominably in following idoles, according to all that the Ammekites Did, whom the Lod caf outbe- foze the children of Iſrael.) 27 Row when Ahab heard thele words, be rent his clothes, and put fackcloth vpon Thun, and fated, and lap in ſackcloth, and went k loftiy. 28 And the word of the Lod came to E⸗ lita) the Cifhbite,faying, 29 Deet thou how Ahab is humbled bee foze me? becaute hee ſubmitteth himſelle be fore mee, J will not being that enill in his Dayes, but in his fonnes Dapes will J ding eutl vpon bis houſe. CHAP, XXII 2 Iebofbaphat and Ahab fight againft the king of Syriz.u5 Michaiah [beweth the king what fhal be the ſucceſſe of their enterprife.24 Zidkziah the falfe prophet fmiteth htm, 34 Ahab is flaine. 40 Ahaxiah his fonne (uccecdeth. 41 The reigue of Fehofhaphat, 5o And Ioram bis fonse, _ Az *they continued 2 three peeres with- put warre betweene Aram and Iſrael. 2 Andinthe thirde peere vid Jehoſha⸗ phat the king of Judah b come Downe to the king of Iſrael. ; i 3 (Then the king of Iſrael laid vnto his feruants, Know pe not that : Ramoth Gi- lead Was ours ? and we ay, and take tt not out of the hand of the king of Aram? ) 4 Andhelatd vnto Jehoſhaphat, Milt thou goe with me to battell againit Ramoth Gilead ? And Jebothaphat fayd vnto the king of Jiraci, d J amas thou att , my peo- a pee people, and mine horſes as thine orles. à 3 § Then Fehohaphat ſaid vnto the king - oF Hfracl, < Afke counfsll, 3 pray thee,ofthe 1020 to Bay. à 6 Chen the king of Iſrael gathexed the f mophets vpon a foure hundzeth men, and fata yntarhem, Shall Y go again Ramoth Gilead tobattel.oz hall J letitalone? And they ſaid, Goevp t forthe Lad Hall deliuer it into the bands of the king. 7 And Jehoſhaphat ſayd, Js there here neuer a ophet of thee Lod moze, that we might inquire of him 7 8 And the king of Iſrael fayd tato Je- hothaphat, Chere is pet one man ( Micha⸗ tab the fonneof Imlah ) by whom wee map alkecountellofthe Lod, but J > hate him: foz he Doth nor propheſie good vnts imee, but enill, And Jehowapbhat fayd, Let not the king fap fo. Then the King of Iſcael called an iCunuch, and fain, Call quickly Michaiah the onne of Imlah. Io And the king of Iſratl and Jehoſha· phat the king of Judah fate either ofthem affembled and kept afterthe death of thofe whom on bis thzone in their k apparell in the voyn place at the entring in ot the gatcot Sama ie and all the prophets prephelied before em. II And Zidkiiah the ſonne ak Chenaanah made him ſhornes of iron,x lain, Thus faith the Loru, with theſe Halt thou pu the Aras ramites, vntil thou batt conſuined them, 12 Andall the Prophets propheſied fo, faying, Gee vp to Ramoth Gilead , and pro» (per: forthe Lozd Hall deliuer it into the kings band. 13 Q Ano the meflenger that was gone to cali Michaiah, fpake vnto him, laying, Bevoldenow, the woꝛdes of the Pꝛophets declare good vnto the king with » one tace cord ; let thy word therefore, J pray thee, bee Itke the word of one of them, ans {prake thou good. = j 14 And Wichaiah faid, As the Loyd li» ueth, whatiocuer the Lod faith vnto mee, that will J peake. $ } z 15 € Sobeecameto the king, ard the hing fain onto bim, IBichatah, Sbal we woe againſt Ramoth Gilead to battel, oz hal we leaue off 2 and hee anſwered him,» Goe vy, and profper: and the Lo: hai Deliver it ins tothe band of the king. 3 16 And the king fain vnte him, Doto oft fhall J charge thee that thou tell me nothing w — is true in the Name of the ord? 17 Then he aid, J aw all Iſrael ſcatte· red vpon the mountatnes, as theep that hav no fhepheard. And the Lod fayd, ° hele baue no matter, let euery man returne unto bis Houle in peace. j 18 (And the king of Iſrael fatd puto Je» hoſhaphat Did J not tel thee, that be would prophelie no good bnto me but eutil 2) 19 Agatuchelaid, Heare thou therefore the word ofthe LoD. 3 fato the Lom fit on his throne, and all the r hott of heauen ſtood appn; bim on his right band, and on his left hand. 20 And the Lod fain, Mho Mall hentiſe Ahab that bee map goe and fall at Ramoth Gilan? Andone ſayd on this mance, and another tayd on that maner. By 21 Then there came koorth alpirit, and 9 itoon before the Lozd,and fain, J wit entile a Ano the Load fayd vnto him, cAhere⸗ ith? 22 And bee (aid, 3) will goe out, and be a rfalle pirit in the mouth of ali bis prophets. Then belaya, Thou Walt intiſe him, and Shalt allo preuatle : goe foozth and do fo. 23 How therefore behold, the Lozd hath put a lying tpirit tn the month of all thele thy prophets, end tholo bath appointed enillagaing thee, 24. Then siokitah the fonne of Chenaa- nal came neere , and {mote Michaiah on tije cheeke, and fayt, *! CUiben went the. Syirit of the Lox trom mee, to ſpeake vnto thee? 25 And Wichatah faid, Behold, thou halt. Tehofhaphat goeth with Ahabto battel. Chap.xxij. Zidkiiah. Michaiahs prophecie. 144 k In their king ly apparel. I The true Proa phets of God were acculto- med to vic fignes forthe confirma- tion of their do⸗ ctrine, Iſa.20. 2. Tere.7.2,where- inthe falfe pro⸗ phets did imitate them, thinking thercby to make theirdoGrine more commen⸗ dable, m This is the common argu- — ment of the wies ked,who thinke that none fhould fpeake againft a thing,if the grca- ter part approus it, berhey neuer fo vngodly. $ Ebr. mouth. n He fpeaketh this inderifion, becauferhe king» attributed fo much to the falfe: prophetsymea- ning that by exe perience hee fhouldtry chat. they were but flatterers, o Iis better they returne . home,thento. bepunifhedand_ {cattered, becaule: they take warre in hand without. Gods counſell and approba- tion, p M«aning,his. Angels, || Or.perfwade and deceiue. g Herewe fce that though the- deuil be euer ready to bring vss to deftruGion, yet he hath no- further power then God giueth him, r I willcaufe all: his prophetsto tell lies. 2. Chron, 18.23. f Thusthe wicked would feeme that none were: in the fauourof God , but they, and that God hat to none fo much asto them, . h ginen his graces» Michaiahimprifoned. Ahab flaine, € Lethim be pi- ned away with hunger,and be fed with a fmall pottion of bread aud water. u That when ye fhall fee thefe things come to paſſe, ye may gine God the glory,and know that Iam his true Prophet, x That is,tothe Lord for helpe, Orin bis fimpli- | citie,and gno⸗ ~rantly. tEb.and between shedrigandine. $ Ebr ficke. y To wit, Ahab Bing of Iſrael. or. D Ofthe Ifrae- lites. — §Or.the harlots wafhed st. Chæp.a21.19. ſee in that day, when thou ſhalt goe from chamber to chamber to bine thee, _ 26 And the King of Ilrael aime, Take Wichatah,and cary him vnts Amon the go» — ofthe city, and vnto Joaſh the kings onne, 27 Amd fap, Thus faith the king. ut this man in the pulion Doule, and fede him with ‘breadof affliction, and with water of affliction vntill Jreturne tn peace. 28 And Michaiah fayd, Jf thou returne inpeace, the Lord hath net ſpoken by mee Ana he (ato, earkenall pe people. 29 Sothe king of Iſrael, and Jehoſha · ee — king of Judah went vp to Ramoth ead. 30 And the king of Iſrael faine to Jeho- Hhaphat, F will change mine appareil and wili enter into the battetl, but put thon on thine apparell. And the king of Iſrael chan- ged huntelfe,andwentiniothebattell. 31 And the king of Aram commanded his LKings. Ahaziahe Ichofhaphat. Ichoram. Houle which hee built, and all the cities that be built, are they not witten in the booke of the Cheonicles of the kings of Jlrael ? 40 So Ahab flepr with bis tathers, and Ahastah bis lonne reigned tn His ead. 41 d “And Jehoſhaphat the lonne of A⸗ fabeganto reigne bpon Judah in the fuurth yeercof Ahab king of Iſrael. 42 Ichoſhaphat was fiue € thirtie peere old, when hee began to reigue, and reigned fue and cwentte peere in Jerufalem, And bis mothers name was Azubah the daugh⸗ ter of Shilhi. ‘ 43 And hee walked tn all the waves of Ala bis father, and Declined not therefrom, but via that which was right in che epes of the Lord. Neuertheleſſe + the hte places were not taken away: for the people offe- red fill and burnt incenle tn the die pla» ces. 44 And Jehohapyat made peace wit the king of Iſrael. x tuo and thirtie capiaines ouer his charets@ 45 Concerning the reſt of the acts of Je- faying, Fight neither with finali, nozgreat, hoſhaphat this worthy deeds that hee DD, faucenelpagaintt the king of Iſrael. 32, Aud when the captaines of the tha» rets ſaw Jeho haphat, they ſapd, Hurclpit isthe king of Jiracl, they turned to fight againſt hint : and Jehoſhaphat ~ cried. 33. And when the captatnes of the cha- rets faw that he was not the king of Iſcael, they turned backe from him. 34 Then a certaine man Mewe a bowe mightily, and finote the king of Iſrael be- tween the toyntss of bis brigandine,d@iher> fore hee fayde vnto bis charet mar, Turne thine hand and carp me out of the hoſte: foz Jam t hurt. ; 35 And the battel increaſed that day, and they king food til in bis charet againil the Aramites, and died at euen; andthe bloon ree of the mound into the mids of the charet. 36 And there went a Pꝛoclamation tho» rowout the z hote about the going Downe of the funne laying, Euerp man to bis citie, aud euery man to hts owne countrey. 37 Do the king died, and was brought to Hamaria, and they buricdthe king in Da- matia. : 38 And one wathed the charet in the poole of Hamaria , and the dogs licked up his blood ( and | thep wathed bis armour) ail *ynto the word of the Lozd which e {pake. 9 Concerning the tet of the actes of aba and all that hee Did, and the Juozie and bts battels which hee fught, are they not writtenin the booke of rhe Chzonicles ofthe kings of Judah? i À 46 And the Hovomites, which remat- ned inthe Dayesof his father Aia, bee put tleaneout of the land. TA 47 There was then no king in Edom: the >Deputte was king. 48 Jehoſhaphat made thips of « Thar- ſhiſh tofatleto ¢Dpbhre foz golde, but chey went not , foz the ſhips were broken at Ezi» on Gaber, : 49 Then lain Ahasiah the fonne of Ahab vnto Jehoſhaphat, Let my ſeruants go with thy fernantsinthe Mips. But Jehoſhaphat would net. K : so And Jehoſhaphat did ſſeepe with his Fathers, and was buried with bts fathers in the citigo! Dautd his father, and Jehozam hts fonne reigned in his tread. 5I CAbastal the fone of Ahabbegan to teigne ouer Iſrael in Samaria , the feuen- teenth yeere of Jehoſhaphat king of Judah, and reigned two peeres ouer Firal. §2 Wut hee did euillin the fight of the Loꝛd, and walken tn the way of his father, andin the way of biz mother, and tn the way of Jeroboam the fonne of Rebat, which made Iſrael to inne. : 53 Foz bee terued Baal and worhipped Him, and provokes the Lord God of Braet vnto wath, || accozding vnto all that bis fa- ther han Done. q Thefecond booke of the Kings, THLE AG G:V M: BN: T: His fecond booke eonteineth the actes of the Kings of Iudahand Ifrael : to wit, of Iffael, from the death of Ahab vnto the laft king Hofhea,who was imprifoned by the king of Affyria,& his city Sa- matia taken, & the ten tribes by the iuft plague of God for their idolatry and difobedience to God, led into captinity. And alfo of ludah, from the reigne of lehoram fon of Iehofhaphat vnto Zedechia,who for contemning the Lords comandement by his Prophets,& neglecting his fundry admonitions by fa- mine and other meanes,was taken by bis enemies, faw his fonnes molt cruclly flaine before his face and his owne eyes put out,as the Lord had declared to him before by his Prophet Leremy: & alfo by the ĩuſt vengeance of God for contempt of his Word Ietuſalem was deftroyed,the Temple burnt, & he and alt his 2. Chron, 2o. 300 J. ——_ a Meaning,that e was led with an errour,tbin- king thatthey might (till facri- fice tothe Lord in thoſe places, as well as they did before the Temple was built, ——s sac 2S Ss OS SE b In the time of" this king, Idu- mea was fubie& f" to ludah, nd ‘ was gouerned byf" whom they of Tu dah appointed, © c By tharthith fp the Scripture meaneth Ciliciag and all the fea called Mediter- raneum. d lofephus wri- teth that Ophir is in India,where the Egyptians and Arabians trafike for gold [Orin all points bin as his father did. kt nifhed for his idolatrie after \Moabites,which were wont to pay himtribute, webelled,and he fell downe ata grate which was vpon bis houfe to giue light be- neath, which dwelt at Ekron,worthip- i ped this idole, which fignifieth the God of flies, thinking,that he | could preferue them from the biting of flies:or elshe was fo cal- led, becaule flies were ingendred in great abun - dance of the blood of the fa- -crifices that were offeredto that: “idole. í c Hetheweth that idolaters: : haue nor the true God, for elfe they would | feckero none but to hima- lone. d Ignoranceis the motherof errour and ido- latric. e Somethinke “that this is meang of his garments which were rough and made of haire. To wit,Cars mel, g He deelareth what power -Gods word hath Abaziah ficke? Fire from heauen. a Sothat he was © two forts: forthe W b The Philiftims. zeuu rhe gon of G ? 4 CGberefoze thuslaith the Lom, Thou Chap.i.jj. bis people were led away captiues into Babylon. In this booke are notable examples of Gods fauour toward thofe rulers and people which obey his Prophets,and embrace his word:and conttariwite,of his plagues toward thofe common wealeswhichneglect his minifters, and doe notobey his commande- ments, CHAP L 2 Ahariah by a fall falleth ſiche, and con ſul- teth with Baal-xebub.3 He is reprooued by Elsah. 10 The captaines ouer fiftie were fent to Elsah, whereof two were burnt with fire from heauen by his prater. 17 Ahaziah dieth, and Iehoram his brother (ucceedeth him, k —— en Moab rebelled again Iſraei after b death of Ahab. ere 2 And ⸗Ahaziah fell tho- 2A row the lattefle window tn Fey bis vpper chamber which 5s A wasin Damaria, ſo hee was ficke: then he fent meflengers , to whom hee faid, Goe and inquire of > Baalzebub the gop — > tf J alt reconer ofthis mp t a g. 2 Then the Angel ofthe Lom faid to €- titah the Tiſhbite, Ariſe and goe vp to meete the meffengers of the king of Damaria, and.· fay onto them, Is tt not becaule there is no Godin Jfracl,that pe go fo inquire of Baal⸗ ron? ] fhalt not come Dewn fromthe bed on which thou art gonebp,but alt die the Death. Da Clital departed. i 5 And the meffengers returned puto him, to whom he faid,CUby arepe now returned? 6 And they anlwered him, Cherecame a man and met ys, and faid vnto vs, Go and returne vnto the King which (ent pou,and. fay unto him; Thus lath the Lord, 4 Is it not becaulethere isne God in Jirael, that thou ſendeſt to inquive of Baalzebub the gov of Ekron? Wherefore thou ſhalt not Zl come Downftrom the bed on which thou are gone vp, but Halt die the Death. 7 And he fain vnto them, (Ahat manner cof man was hee which caine and meryou, and told you theit wo2des ? 8 Aud they aid vnto him, Hee wasan ehairie man, and girded with a girdle ofle- ther about hts lopnes. Chen fatt hee, It is Clitah the Tiſhbite. ? 9 Theret the king fent vnto hint a captaine ouer fiftte with hts fiftie men, wha went vp vnto him, for behold, he late ou the tep f ofa mountaine, and belai vnto him,’ D man of Gov, the King hath commanded that thon come Downe. Io But Cliiah anfwered, and laid tothe captaincouet the fiftte, Ff that Jbee a man of God, iet fire come Down from the hea- Uchand Denoure thee and chy fiftic.s Soire came Down from tye heauen, and deuoured him and bts fiftie. ‘IL Againe alo heelent vnto him another captatne cuer fiftic, with bis fiftie. Cabo {pake, and ſaid vnto him, t: D man of God. thus = King commandeth, Come Downe guickip. l 3 12 But Cliiah anhwered, and Gid vnto “in the mouth of bis feruants , when they threaten Gods judgements’ againit the wicked. h Hee fpake this in mockerie, and therefore prouoked Gods wrath fo much the more. themi FEF be:a man of God, let fire come Downe from the heauen , and Deuoure thee ge thy fiftie.ao fire came Downe from the hras uen, and deuoured him and bis hftie, 13 Q Det again he ſent the third captaine ouer fittte with his fiftie. And the third cap- taine oucefittic went dp, and came , and fell onbis knees before Chiah, and beſought bin, and faid vnto him,D man of God, FZ pray thee, let mp *itfe and the life of thele thy liktie feruants be! prectons in thy fight. I4 Behold, there came fire Downe front the heauen and Deuoured the two former captaines ouer fiftie with their fifttes:there- foze let my lifenowbe prectous in thy light. Is And the Angel ofthe Low fain wnto Clitah,Goe Downe with hin,benotatraio ofbis pzelence. Ho he arole,and went Down with bim vnto the Ring, 16 And he laid vnto bim, Thus faith the Loz, Becãuſe thou hat fent meflengers to enquire of Baal-zebub the god of Ekron (was itnot becaule there mas no Gon in FI raettoinguireof yis wozd?) therefore thou chalt not come Downe of the bed , on which thou art gone vp but halt die the Death. 17 Ss hee Died according to the word of the Lod, which Clitah kad ſpoken. And n Jehoram beganne to reigue in bis ead, in the fecond yeere of Jehoram the fonne of Je- potbaphat king of Judah, becaule he had xo 13 Concerning the reſt of the actesof g. haziah, that be DID, are they not weittenin — the Chronicles of the Kings of rael; Ichoram. Eliiah and Elitha. 145 i Meaning, thae God would thew by etfe@ whether he was a true Prophet or not. k Which hum- ble my. felfe bee fore God and bis feruant. I That is, {pase my life,and let me not die asthe othertwo. m Thus the Lord giuech boldneſſe to his, that they feare not the threatnings of tyrants,which o⸗ therwile of theme feluesare afraide todoeGods . meflage. i n Iehofhaphat going to batrell ‘againft the Syrtis ans,made his fonne Ichoram King inthe 17. yeere of his. d reigne; andinthe — r8.yeerewhich was the fecond yere of his ſonne, Iehoram the fonne of Ahab reigned in Ifrael +- and inthe fift yere of this lehoram, Iehofhaphat died , and the king- domeof Iudah was confirmed to his fonne, C HAP. “11. 8 Ekish diuideth the waters with his clohe. 11 Hes taken up into heauen. ¥3 Elifhataketh his cloake and diusdeth Lorden, 20 The bitter and venemous waters are healed, 23 The children that mocke Elifha, are rent in pieces with Beavese A tah into heauen by a whirie winte, Cli- fab went with Clima from > Gilgal, 2 Then Chiahlaid to Clitha, Cary here, J pray thee: foz the Lord hati fent mee to Beth-el But Eliſha faid, As the Low li- neth,and as thy foulelineth, 3 will not leaue thee. Do they came Downe to Beth-el, 3 And the > children of the Prophets J2 when the Lod would take vp Eli⸗ ‘a Which wasthe place wherethe children of Ifraef were circumcifed ' after they came ouer Iotden, and had hene fouttie yéeres in the that tuere at Beth-el, cameout to Elipa, -wilderneffe,ag and fd unto hint, Rrowell thou that the Lod will take thy matter from < thine bead this Day? Aud he fait Vea, 4 Know tts hold pee pont peace, ; f 4 Agaãine Eliiah faid onto him, Clita, tarie here J pray thee: foz the Loed hath tent me to Jericho But hee faid, As the Lord li- nethand as thy ſoule liueth, will noticaue thee. Do they came to Jericho. to he as the head, is to be the maſter, as to bee att afcholler, d Forthe — had reuealedit — loſh. 5.9. b So called be· caufe they are begotten asit were anew by the heauenly doGrine. c Thatis, from being any more thine head:for he feete, is to bee vato him. : 5 And Eliiahis taken vp: e Not onely at Beth- el, but at Tericho,and o- ther places were there prophets which had {cho- leis, whom they inſtructed, and brought vp in thetrue feareof God, £ To wit,of lor. alen. & Let thy fpirit haue double force inme, be- caufe of thefe dangerous times: or lec me haue twifefo much as therelt ofthe > Prophets: or thy Spirit being di- utded into three parts,let me haue two. ` Ecclus.48.9, 1,.912¢.2,58, h Thus God hath aleft a teti- mony in all ages € both beforethe : Law, inthe Law; and in the time of the Gofpel) of our refur- reGion, § The fpiric of prophefie is gi- uento him as it was to Eliiah. k Meaning E- htiah ; for they thought his bo- dy had bene caf in fome moun- taine.. - l Becaufethe fa& was extraor- dinavy, they doubted where he was become, but Elitha was affured that he was taken vp to God, - LOrkillethehe ihabitanti. § Andthe children ok the Prophets that were ate Jericho, came to EltHa, and {apn bite hint, Knowelſt thou thatthe Lord weil take thy matter fram thine head this Bay? and Ye fapd, Vea, Iknow it: Hold pe your peace. i : 2 6 Morouer,Eliiah ſaid onto hin, Tat- ry, 3 play thee, bere; forthe Lod hath ſent me to Jorden. But he lato, As the Lord ii» ucth ana as thy fonie lineth, J will not leaue thee. Ha they went both together. _7 And fifite men of the fonnes ef the Prophets went, and ood on the other fide afarre off,and they two feod by Joaden. @ dhen Ciitah toske his claake, and Wwrapt tt tagether, and ſmote the ‘waters and they were diutded Hither and thither, and they twaine mentoner on the drey land. Q Row when they were palſed ouer, E- liiãh fain vnto Glipa, Aſke what J (hall do fa thee before F be taken from thee. And Gliha Law, 3 pray thee, Letty Spirits be Gouble vpon me, 10 Ano he fatd, Thon halk aſked an hard- thing: yet ik thou fee mee when J am taker from thee thou ſhalt haug it ſo: and if net it hall not be. het IL And as they went walking and tai- king, beheld, thereappeared acharet of fire, and boies of tire, and did feparate them twatne, *So Elliah ment vp by a whirle⸗ windetnto heaaen. at J 12 Gud Eiiſha law it, and bee cried, My father, my father, the charet of Iſrael, anv the boziemen thereof: anv bee {awe him no moe : and hee tooke his owaeclothes, aud rent thenrin two pieces. š _ 13 Hee tooke vy alfo the cloake of Eli- tal that felt from bim, and returned, and 000 by the banke sf Jorden. s 14 After he tooke the cloke of Eliiah, that felt from him, and finote the waters, and (aid, Ahere isthe Lord God of Eltiah?: And fo be allo, after be had friken the waters, fo that they. were Dimides this way and that Way, went ouer, euen Eliſha. ic iz 15 Gnd when the children of the Peo · phets, which were at Jericho, faw biinon the other fide, thep fayd, i Che ſpirit of Eillah doeth reten Eliſha: and they came tomeete him, and feli tothe ground befoze im, 16 And faid onto him, Behold now, there bee with thy feruants fitie trong men tiet them goe, we pray thee, and feeke thy tma» iter, iffo bee the Dpirit of the Lord hath ta- ken him bp, and caf bint bpon fome moun⸗ taine,oz tnto feme valley. ut he aid, | Peg Hall noc fend. 17 Det they were infant vpon him,til he was aamen: wherefoze he fata, Send. So they fent fiftie men, which longt three dayes, but found Him not., : 18 Thereforethey returned to. him , foz he taried at Jericho) and be faid vito them, Didnot F lay-vntoyou,Goe not z 19. Q And the men of the citie fayd vnto Elifha, Behold, wee pray thee: the lituation ofthis city ts pleafant, as thou, my 1o22, feet, but the water is naught, Ethe ground barrens, -ILKings. oe put fale therein. Aud they brought it to im. 21 And hee went onto the ſpring ofths waters, and cat there =the fait, and feyt, Thus lath the Low, J bane healed this water: Death Hall no moze come thereof, neither barrenneſſe co the greund, i 22 Ho the waters were healed vntil this Bay, accozding tothe wozd of Eliſha which bz bad poken. j 23 @ And hee went vp krom thence vnto Beth-el. And ashee was goiug wpthe way, little childzef came out ofthe city, and moc- ked Hin, and ſayd vnto bim, Come vp, thou bald head, conte vp thou bald head. 24. Gnd hee turned backe, axdlooked on thent, and n curſed them intye name ofthe Loyd. And two bearescame out ofthe foz reit, and tare in pieces two and fourtit chil: drzen of them. ja 25 Dohee went from thence fo mount Carmel, and from thence hee returnen to Damaria. CiH A-P. IIE, i Thereigne of lehoram 6) Heand Iehofbae -· phat goe to wᷣarre azgaimft Moab, winch! rebelled. ` 33 Elifhareprooueth iim; 47 And giueth their boste water. 24. The Moabites are oxercome, 29 Their King [acrificeth hs foone, we Jehoram the ſonne of Ahab began toreigne puer Iſrael in Samaria, the a eighteenth peere of Fehoihaphat Ming of a Readethe-ma Jusah, and reigned twelue veeres. , 2 And he bnought euil inche fight ofthe Lom, but not like his father uoz tike bismo.» ther: fo? hee tooke away the image of Baal that bts father had made. “ANY 3 HMeuerthetefle, hee cleaned vutodthe finnes of Jeroboam , the fonne of Nebat. which made Ilrael to finne,and Departed not thereiront @ Then: Meſha King of Moab had fore of fhecpe, and rendered vnto the dking of Iſrael au hundzeth thouſand lambes and an — thouſand rammes with the But when Ahab was dead, the king of cesfours, woo Boab rebelled againg the Kiig cf Iſrael. 6 Gherefor king Jehoꝛam went out of Samaria the fame Caton, and numbzed all Airael, : 7 Gnd went, a : King of Judah, laying, Che king sf Moab hath rebelled againſt me: wilt thon go with me to battell again (Boab? and he anfwee red, 3 will goe bp: for? J ant, as thon art, my people, ag thy people, and mine horſes ag thine horſes. 3 Chen ſayd be, Ahat way Halt we gor bp? And he antwered, Che way oF the wite: derneſſe oOf Edom . 9 E Do went the king of Iſrael and the e Meanings the king of Judah, and thes king of Edom, and viceroy when they bad compaffed the wap ſeuen tenantofthe | Dayes,thep had no water fo: the hoſt, norz foz King of tudah, reade 10 Thereloze the King of Iſrael fayd, 47: Alas, that the Lord hath calied theſe three Edy. thar weve sa li ti at thoir ftre. | the cattell that + folloiwed them. Waterhealed. Ichoramand — 20 Ther he aid, Bring me a new ceu, and fent to Jehoſha bat: m Thus God - gaue him power euen contrary to nature, to make- that water pro~- fitable for mans vie which before was burtfull. n Perceiuine « EJIP their malicious ! heart againft the Lord and* his word, he defireth God totake vengeance of | that iniury done M vnto him. a | i Ww * ig mep” “he notationin rhe” t.chap.and 17, verfe, 7 i b He facrificed tothe golden’ * calues that leroe boam had» made c- This was done afterthat Dania had made the > Moabites tribu · taries to bis ſuc· d Reade s,King 22.4 or lieu. r:King, 22 f Thazis,who was his feruant. 8g Hecis able to inftru& vs what is Gods will in this poynt, h He knew that this wicked king would haue but wied bis counfell to ferue his turne and therefore he | difdained to an- ſwere him. i The wicked efteeme not the feruants of God, but when they ; are driuen by ve⸗ ry neceflitic and “feare of che pres Tent danger. k God futfereth shis.word to. be declared to the wicked becaule of the godly that | afeamong chem, A Helang Ongs “to Gods glory.& fo ftireed vp the Prophets beart to prophefic. | m He willnot, anly miraculouf- | ly gine you wa- fers, but your | enemies alfo in- to your hand, „n Though God beftow his bene- fits fora time,yp- on his enemies, | yethe hath his feafons, when ke - will take them away,to the in- tent they might fee bis vengeace, whichis prepa- ted again(t them. ` PED. to gird hima Selfe with a gw- dle o The fudden joy of the wic- | kedis but a pre- L paration to their | defiruGion, -which is at hand. p Meaning, they followed them ‘Intesthe townts. ~@ Which was one of the prin: Cipall cities of the Moabites, wherein.they Jefe vothing but the walles, Tehothaphat ouercome Moab. I Gut Jehoſhaphat Hid. Be therenot here a Pꝛophet of rhe Lom, that twe mayen· quire ot the LoD bp him? aud one of the king of Ilſraeis ſeruants anſwered, and faid, Were is Elitha the fonne of Shaphat, me £ powe water onthe handes of Ge ap. 12 Chen Jehoſhaphat tapu, s The word ofthe Loza is with bint. Therlore the king of Iſraet, and Jeboihaphat, and the king ef dom went Downe to hint. f 13 And Clipa fayt vnto the king of IP rael, Uhat bauer J to Doe with thee? get thee to the prophets of thy father, and to the prophets of thy mother. And the king of Iſ⸗ rael layd vnto him, ‘sap: foz the Lod hath called theie thace hinges, te give them inte the band of Moab. 14 Then Clivha fayd , As the Lord. of hoſtes ltueth , in whole fight J tand , ifit were not that J regard. the pretence of Je⸗ hoſhaphat the king of Judah, J| would £ not bauc looked toward thee,noz teene thee. I5 But now being mee a minſtrell. And ben the minltrel played, the band of the Xod tame vpon him. 10 And hee fayd , Thus fayth the Lord, Wake this valley full of itches. b 17 Foꝛ thus ſayth the Lozd, Ve Hall net: ther fee winde noz fee ratne, pet the valley halbe fillen with water, that pe map Minke, both ye and pour cattell , and pourbeatts, 18 But thts isa {malthing inthe fight ra Load: for be wil gine (Boab tuto pour 19 And ye fhal finite euery trong towne and cueryp chiete citic, and mall fell every fatre tree, and hall kop all the fountaines of water, and mare euery good field with ones. 20 And in the mening when the meate offering was offered, beholde, there came water bythe way of Edom: and the coun trey was filled with water. i 21 QnB wher all the Moabites heard that the kinges were come vp ta fight a⸗ gainſt them,chep gathered all chat was able to put on barnctic,and vpward, and Food in cheir border, í 22 And they arofe earlpin the moaning wher the Sunne arole vpon the water, and the Moabites fatu the water puer againit them,asredasblosd. > 23 AnD they fapa, o This is blood: the kings are ſurely laine, tone hath mitten another: now therefore Moab tothe ſpoile. 24 And when they came tothe boite of Frael, the Iſraelites arole bp and ſmote the Moabites,ſo that they fied before thern, but thep Pinuaded them, and {mote Moab. 25 Aud they Dekroped the cities; and on all the good fein euery man calt bis fone, and filed them, and they Rape all the founa taines of water, & felled all the good trees: onelpin a Kir· haraſeth left they the Gones thereof ; howbeit they went aboutit with flings,analinote ft, 26 Anu when the king of Moab faw that the battell was too fore for bim, hee taske with Hun feren hundeth men that brew the ſword to bꝛeake through unte the Ring Chap.tiij. of Edom: but they conta not, 27_ Then he tooke his clack onne , that fhonld Yane reigned in bis Read , and © oife- red him foz a burnt offering vpon the wall: {o that Flrael was foze griened and they de= parted from Him, and ceturned to thew countrey. Se te A N ENE ee The oyleinereafeth. r Some reſerre ie to the king of He doms fon whome they fay he had takenin that skirwiſh: bait ra⸗ thet it ſeemed to be his ownefonne , whom he offered to his gods to pacifiechem, which barbarous cruelty mooucd the Iſcaelites heatts of pitic te depart, CHAP. IIII. 4 God increafeth the oyle tothe posre widow bp Elifha. 13 He obtaineth forthe Shunammite a fox at Gods hand, 18 Who dying, 32 Heeray/e:b hemp againe. 40 Hee maketh fiveet the pot- tage, 42 Andmultiplieth the loaues. Azar of the wiues 2 of the onnes of the Prꝛophets cried vnto Cliiha,faping, Thy leruant mine huſband is dead, e thou knowell that thp ſeruant Did > feare the Lod: and the creditoz is cometo take my two fonnes tobe bis < bondmen, 2 Chen Cltha {aid vnto her, chat Hal Z DS fo thee? tel ine, what halt thouat home? Aud Wee fayd, Chine handimayd hath no- thing at home, fauz a 4 pitcher of opie. 3 And helayd; Go and bozrow thee rel (els abzoad of all thy neighbours empty vel lels, and {pare not. 4 And when thou art come fn, thon halt fhut the Dooze vpon thee ¢ vpon thy fonnes, and powꝛe out into al thoie veſſels, and ſet aldetholethatare full. § So hedeparted front him, and hut the Doo vpon her, and vpon herfonnes, Ano they brought to her, and he powzed out. 6 And when the velſels were ful, fhe fatD vnto her onne, Bing ine pet a veſſell. And he fain ute her, Where are no moe veſſels. And the oyle fceatev. 7 Then he came Etold the man ofGon. | Gnd he ſavd; Gov, and (eit the ople, and pap tiem that thouart in Debt vnto, and line thou and thy chilozen of the reft. 8 Candon atime Eliſha came to Dhue nem, and there a woman of great eflimacion conſtrained bim to cate bread: andas hee patted by, he turned in thither to cate bread. 9 Ann thee lain unto her hulband, Bee Hold, J] know now, that this is an bolp man of Gor that paticth by us continually. fo Letusmake "hima litle chamber, F pray thee, with walles, andlet vs fet him there a bed, and atable, and a ſtoole, anda candlettickhe , thathee may turnetn thither when he commety fo vs, ; Il {Andon aday he came thither, and turnedinte the chainber,and lay therein, 12 And faya to Gehast his ruant, Call this Shunamunites and when he called her, fye ſtood before Hint. » 13 Then bee layd vnto him, Day vnto ber naw, Beholde, thou haſt bad all this great care forvs i what Mall wee. Doe foz thee 7. As there any thing to bee ſpoken foz thee to the King, 02 te the Captaine a Read Chap, 2 3. b And therefore fell not into debe by vnthriftineffe or prodigaliti¢, but by the hand ofthe Lord. c Becaufel am poore and not ableto pay. d Thus God fuf- ferethhis, many timesto bee brought to ex- treme neceflitie, before he fuccor them, that afters ward they may the more prayſe his mercy. e The Prophet declareth hereby vnto her,that God neuer faya Icth to provide for bis {cruants, their wiues and children, if they truft inbim, ) f To augment and increafe ia the veflels. g God here did not only pro- uide for his {ere uant, that his debt fhould bee payd,and fo kept his doctrine and profeffion withs out flander,buc — alfo forhis wife and children, h Which fhould befeparate from the reft of the houfe, that hee might more commodioufly giue himſelfe to fiudie and prayers. i Thus the feruantsof God arc not ynthanke- fuil for the benefits they receine. G2 of 146 ` i — — - — — — — — — — —— The Shunammites ſonne dieth. with that that God hath fent y I mend can want Done forher? Chen Gehazt anſwered, Jn nothing that one Deed ye Vath no fomne, and her bulband ts can doe forano- old. ; i ther. : ls Then laid he, Cali her. And he callen 1 Which then þer ann ihe Rood in the doore⸗· wasa reproch, 16 Gnd he (ai, At thts time appointed, and thereforehee accozding to-the time of life, thou fale em> would that his mafter fhould mong mine owne peopie. pray to Godfor maid. j Ei her that hee 17 othe woman conceiued, and barea might be fruite fonneat that fameteafor, according to the full, time of life that Clia had faid vnto her. IS (and when the child was grower, tt Gen.18,10. | l felt on à Day that he went ont to his fatyer, - and to the reapers. ‘ 19 And hee laid to his Father, m Mine Head, mine head, Aho ſayd ta his fernant, Weare him to hts mother. ; 20 Gnd hee tooke him, and brought him to his mother, and hee fate on her knees till noone, and Died. > 21 Then pee went vp, and tayi him on m His beadaked fore, and there- fóre he cryed 5, the bev of the man of God, Eflutthe doore He vpon him and wert out, 22 ¢ Chen foe callen te her huloand, and ſayd, Send with mee, Jprap thee,one of the young men, and one ot the aſſes: fo: J will. haſte to the man of God, and come agatne. 23 Andhe fayd , Cherekore wilt thou ge to hint to Dap? itis neither = new Moone no? Sabbath Day, And fhee anlweredD, + At walbe well. 24 Then Mee ſadled anane, and fayd to her (ernant, Deiue, and goe forward: Rap nor foz me re get by except Jbid thee. 25 CSothee went, and came vnto the man of God to mount Carmel, And when the man of God law her || ouer agatnit him, de lapa to Gehazi his ſeruant, Beholde the Shunammite. 26 Runne now, Jſay, to meete her, and fay vnto her, Art thou tnbealth 2 is thine hulband in healthzand ts the child in health? And the anlinered, tUe are in Health. 27 And when he came to the man of God vnto the mountatne, {he ° caught him by his feet sand Gehazi went tober, to chautt her away: but the man of Gon fayd , Let her a- n For at fuch times the people were wont to re- fortto the Pro- phets for do- Grine and con- folation, Ebr. peace. HOr , farre off, o Intoken of humilitie and ioy that fhe bad mec withhim, Tone: for her foule ís ¢ vexed within her,and Ebr. her fouleis the Lord hath hid it from me, and hath not in bitterneffe. eg iD it me. 28 Then He fain, Did J defire a fonne of my 1020 ? Did J not fap, Deceive me not? 29 Then hee fayd to Gebast, Gird thy lopiies,t take mp Caffe in thine hand, © goe p Make fuch thy wap: pif thonmeet anp falute him not: fpeedthatno- and ifany [lute thee,anfwere bin not: and lay my ftaffe vpon the face ofthe chila. 30 And the mother of the chila fapt, As the Lord liveth, and as thy foute liveth, J will not leaue thee. Therekoꝛe he aroſe, and followed her. 31 But Gehazi was gone before them,and hadlatd the atte vpon the faceok the child, but hee neither ſpake nozheard: wherefore be returned fo meete Him and told him, faya ing, The child ts not wake, thing may let thee mn the way, Luke 10, 4. II. Kings. k Iamcontent of the hote? And ſhe anſwered, J * Dwellae 14 Againe hee tayo, CAhat is then tobee Y bzace a fon, And He laid, Dh my logd,thow man ef God, doe not lig vnto thine hand w — duen -Elitharaifeth him to life. <32 Then came Clihainto the hone and 7 —— the child was dead, and laydbpo < nora 33 Dee went in therefore, and hutthe Dooze vpon them twaine, and pzaped onto the Lon. i 34 After hewent yp, and alap byon the child, and put his mouti on his month, and > his eyes bpon his eyes, and his handes hy- dowes ſonne at on his haudes, and ftretched himlelfe py Sareptha, i King,” ou bim, and the kleſh of the childe wared 17.21. and Sain! arme. Paul Acts 26.10," 35 Andhe went fromhim and walked yp fignrfying the and Downe in the houle, ¢ went vp EfpzeD care thar oughe himlelke vpon him: then the childe neeled to bein them, r (enen times and opened his epez, that bearethe 36 Then he calied Gebast,and fain, Call- word of God , & this Shunammite. Go he called her,whtch’ are diftriburers came in vnto him. And hee fayd vnto Her, of the fpitieuall Take thy foune. ifer ds i 37 AnD the came and fell at hisfeet, and r Meaning of- + bowed herleife to the ground, and tooke vp tentimes. ber Conne,and went out. 38 Afterward Elita returned to Gilgal, * and a famine was tn the (land, and the chil· f Thatis,in the Deen ot the Prophets Dwele with hin. And landof Mrael, e layd unto his feruant, Get on the great pna terry pottage fo: tye childzen of nophets. 39 And one went out into the field to ga» ther herbs, and found,asit were,a wild vine, and gathered theroft wild gourds his gare ment full,and came and ſheed them into the pot of pottage: for thep knew it not. 40 Do they powzed out forthe men to cate: and when they Did eat uf the pottage, they cried out, efatd, D thou man of God, e Death isin the pot, and they could not eate ging. thereof. u They feared q Chen he faid, Bring meale. And hee that they were cat it into the pot, and fatt, Powꝛe out foz poyfoned, be- the people, that they map cate: and there caufe of the bit- was none eutilin the pot. terneiſe. 42 ¶ Then came aman from Baal-ha- lifja,and brought the man of God bread of the fri fruits, cuen twenty loaues of bara lep,and fult earesof come inthe uke. And —— vnto the people,that they map gate. 43 And bis feruant anfwered, ew fond J (et this before an Hundzeth men? ide ſaid againe, Giue it vnto the people.that oe they may eate: foz thus faith the Loz, Thep —_ that fait Mall cate,and there x Sail remaine. a9 the 44 Dobe let it bekore rhem,and they did dieing that eiis g left ouer accoed ing to the word of God giueth, e Loz, q Thelike did Ehiah tothe wi⸗ t Which the Apothecaries cal colloquintida, & is molt yehe- ment and dange» ` rousin pur- ging. x Itisnot the quantity of. 1 Naamanthe Syrian is healed of his leproſie. kA Elifha refufeth his gifts. 27 Gehazi is ſtrihen h leprofie,becaufe he tooke money , & raiment of Naaman. a Here appea- N?» was there one Naaman captaine reth that among of thehotte ofthe king of Arama great the infidels God nian and honozable inthe fight of his iem, bath bis, andalfo becaule that by bim the Lod had DelinereD thatthe Infidels the Aramites. tee alfo was a mighty man kaue them in e~ and paltant,but a leper. Rimation , which 2 And the Aramites had gone out by do good to their bands, countrey. TEbr. thee was before. b Meaning, E- liſha. c That is, Noa· man tolde it to the king of Syria. d Togiue this as aprefent to the Prophet. Ebr, in his hand, e The Prophet rebuketh Ý king, becaufe he did not confider that God was true in his promiſe, and therefore would not leaue his Church deftitute ofa-Propher, whofe prayers he would heare, and to whom other fhould haue re- courfe for com- fort. f Mans reafon murmureth, when it confidereth onely the fignes and outward things,and hath not regard tothe word of God, which isthere contained, g This declareth that fernants | ought to reue- rence and loue their maftersas children their fa- ‘thers and likenife maft#rs toward their feruaunts muft be affeGio- ned as toward their children, Luke 4 27 Ebr blefing, Naaman the Syrian healed ofleprofie. Chap.vj. Gehazis co bands, and had taken alittle maide ofthe a of Ilxael, and tees lerued Maamans tre. 3 And He laid onto her mitren, Moun G00 inp (020 were with the Pꝛophet chat ts ti Samaria, he would (cone Deliner him of dis leproſie. } 4 And: hee went in, and tolve his lord, faying, Thus and thus faith the maide that ts of che land of Iſrael. i § And the King efAramiaid, Goe thy way thither, and q wiil fend a letter vnto the king of Iſrael. And hee Departed, and 4tooke ¢ witi him ten talents effiluer, and lire thoufand pieces oF gold, and ten change of ratinents, 6 And bought the letter te the King of Iſrael to this effect, Mow when this letter iscome vnto thee, bnderftand, that J haue fent thee Maaman my eruaunt, that thou mapet heale bhim of bts lepzotie. 7 And when the Ring of Frael had read the letter, herent bis clothes, and fara, Am J God, to kulland te giue life, that hee Doeth (end to me, that 3 Mould healea man from bts lepzofic? CGberefere confiner, J pray you, and (ee how hee ſecketh a quarell againſt me, 8 But when Eliha the man of God bad heard that the Ring of Iſrael had rent bis clothes, bee (ent vnto the Ring , faying, c Therefore halt thou rent thy clothes? Let him come now to mee, and bee Hall know, that there ts a Pꝛophet in Iſrael. 9 EThen Maaman came with his hoz: fes, and with bre charets, and ood at the Dooze of the boule of Eliſha. 10 Gnd Elia ſent a meſſenger onto bim, faping, Goe, and wah thee in Jorden feuen times, and thp fle} tall come agatne to thee,and thou Walt be cleanſed. II But Rasman was ‘woth, and went away, and faide, Bebolde, J thought with my felfe. ie will furelp come out, and Rand, and call on the lame of the Lozd his God, a put bis hand on the place, and heale the eprꝛolie. 12 Are not Abanah and Pharpat, riuers of Damaſtus/ better then all the waters of Iſrael may J not wath me in them, and bee —— Hee turned, and Departed in pif pleaſure. 13 But his ſeruants came, and ſpake vn⸗ tobim, and faid, s Father, ifthe Prophet had commaunded thee a great thing, woule Det thou not hane Done tt? hom much rather —FJ when hee faith to thee, Cah, and bee cleane? 14 Then went hee Downe and * waed himlelfe ſeuen times in Joden, accoꝛding to the faving ofthe man of Gov, and his fief came againe, like vnto the flethof alittle child, and be was cleane. Is €Andbe turned againe to the man of God, he,and all his compante, and came and {tood befoze him, and fain , Beholo, now F Kioto that there is no Good it ail the wo d, butin Iſrael: now therefore, J rap chee, takeatremardefthefernant. 16 Butheelaid, Asche Lor liueth (bes fore whome J tand) J will not receiue it. And hee would haue conſtrained him tore. ceiue it, " but he refuſed. 17 Moꝛeouer, Naaman (aid, Spall there not bee gtuen to thy ſeruant two mules load ofthis earch? foz coy ſeruant will bencefozth offer neither burnt lacrifice,noz offering bn- to anp other ged,faue vnto the LoD. 18 Derein the Lo2d be merciful vnto thy feruant,chat when my maſter goeth into the honit of Rimmon, to woꝛſhip there,and lea- neth on mine hand, and F bowe mp felfe in the honfe of Rimmon: when J Doe bowe Downe, | fay, in the houle of Rimmon , the k mercifull vnto thy feruant in this nt. 19 Unto whom hee faid , * Soe in peace. So hee Departed from him about balfe a Dayes tourney Of ground. 20 Gnd Gehazi the feruant of Eliſha the” man of God fain, Behold, my matter hath {pared this Aramite Maaman,receiuing not thole things at bis band that hee brought: asthe Lozdlineth , 3 will runne after him, and take ſomewhat of him. r 21 So Gehazı followed ſpeedily after Maaman. And when Maaman fawe him running after bim,'be light downe from the charet to meet him, and fain, Js all well? 22 And he anfwered, Allis well; my ma» fter bath fent me, faying, Behold, there bee come te me enen now from mount Ephꝛaim two young men of the childzenof the Prꝛo⸗ — 3 giue them, J pray thee, a talent of luer and two change of garments. 23 And Naaman fayde, Dea, take two talents; and bee compelled btm, and boung two talents of filucr intwobagges, w two change of garments, and gaue t vntotwo of bis feruants, that they might beare them befoze him. 24 And when became fo || the towꝛe bee tooke them out of their bands, and laide them in the boufe, and fent away the mien: and m they departed. 25 ¶ Then hee went in, and Toodbefore bis matter. And Eliſha ſayde vnto him, CAhence commeft thou, Gehazi? And He (aid, Thy feruant went no whither. 26 But hee laid vnto Him, "ent not mine heart wich thee when the man turned againe from bis charet to merte thee? Js this @ time to take money, and to receiue garments, oand oliues, and vineyards, and iheepe, andoren, and men feruaunts, and maide fernants? 27 The leppolic therfore of Maamtan Hall cleaue vnto thee, and Ptothyptecte to: euer, Gnd hee went out from his paclkice a leper white as ſnow. COANE. OV te 6 Elifha maketh yron to frimme aboue the was ter. 8 Hee difclofeth the king of Syrias counfell tothe king of Ffrael 1 3 Who fending certaine to tak: hon, were kept fat in Samaria. 24 Sama- riz wb fiegedandendaretlh extreme famine. AP? the children of the Prophets ſaid Avnto Elika, Behold, wee pray thee, the place where wee dwell with thee, ts tes little fo2 03, — i eM I el uetoufnes plagued. 147 h So the Lord commandeth that they that receiue freely, thould giucalfo freely. i He feeleth his confcience woun" ded in being pre⸗ fent at idoles fer- uice, and there- fore defireth God to forgiue him, left others by his example might fall to idelatry: for as for his owne pare. he confeffeth that he will never ferueany bur the true God, k The Prophet d id not approwe- his a@e,bur after the common ma- ner of fpeechhe biddeth him farewell, l Declaring thereby what honour and affe- Gion he bare to the Prophet his mater? Y “9 lOr fortreffe.er Secret place. m Naamans fere uants, . n Wasnot I pre= ° fent with theein Pirit? o Thati money to buy poffeffi- ons with: mea- ning, thar it is deteftablein the feruants of God to haut Couet Ong - mindes, p Tobeanex- ample to all fuck = as by whofe co- uctoulneffe Gods: « word might be - flandered, 2 Lex a Or,a piece of wood fit te build with, fOr,the axe head, b God wrought this miraculouily to confirme che authoritie of Eli- fha,to whom he had giuen fuch a- bundance of bis ſpirit. c Meaning,that he would lie ia ambuſh and take the Ifraclites at vnwares. d The wicked confpire nothing fo craftily, but God can reueale it to his feruants, and caufe their counfell to bee difclofed. e Thereisno- thing fo fecret that chou canft goe about, but he knowech it, & -difcouerethit vnto his king. £ Thoughit had bene nothing in mans iudgement to haue taken B- litha,yet the wic- ked cuer doubt andthinke they areneuer able to repare power ——— it be but againft one, o7 a few. g Forhee was af- fured of Gods helpe, and that millions of An- gels camped a- bout the godly to Fk them, 2.(r.32.7- h Thae he may behold how thou haft prepa- red an armie to fefcue vs, i Msaningthe Syrians his ene · mies, which came downe thinking themfelues fure of him. k Thus he did being led by the ‘Spirit of God,and . mot becaute he fought his owne seuengeance, but onely to fer forth the glory of God. Yron fwimmeth. Elifhas prayer. 2 Let vs now goe to Foden, that wee may take thence euery mana a beans, and mahe vs a placeto dwell in. And he anfines red, Hae. f 3 Andone faid, Uouchlafe, F prap thee, A gor with thy (eruants : and be anſwered, wiil gog. 4 Ho he went with them, and when they cume to Jorden, they cur Downe weed. And as one was fellingok a tree, the {| pron tell tute the water: then be crted, and (ad, Alas,matter, it was but borrowed, _ 6 And the man of God taid, here feli it? And he Hewed bim the place. Chen hee Cut down a piece Of Wood, and caft in thither, and be cauled the prow tot ſwimme. 7 Shen he laid, Take it vp to thee. And he ſtretched out his hand,and tooke it. 3 QChenthe king of Aram warred a⸗ gaint j{rael, and tooke counleil with dts Ceruants,and (aid, Ine fuch and lucha place thalbe my cainipe. 9 Therelsre the man of Gon fent vnto the King of Iſrael, faying, Beware thou gog net ouer to luch a place; foz there the Ara mites are come downe. 10 Ho the king of Ilrael (ent to the place which the man of Go told him, and ware ned bimof, g v ſaued himlelte from thence, not once, noꝛ twile. ? IL And the beart of the king of Aram twas troubled foz this thing: therefore bee called his ſeruants, and (aid vnto them cail pee not Hew mee, whith of ps bewrayeth our counfell to the king of Iſrael? í 12 Thenoneof his (eruants faid, Mone, my lord, D Bing, but Elita the Duopbhet that isin Flracl, telleth tye king of Iſrael, euen the words that thou ſpeakeſt in thycpri· uie chamber. 13 And he laid, Gee, and ſpie where hee is, that ¥ may endan? fetch him. And one told him, faying, Behold, he is in Dothan. 14 C Go bee lent thither horles and chas rets, anda nightie hoſte: and they came by night and companied the citic. 15 And when the feruaunt ofthe man of ov arole earely to goc out, behold, an hotte compaſſed the citie with holes and charets, Then bis ſeruant aid vnto pim, Alas, ma ſter how hail we doc? 16 And hee anfwered, e Feare not: * foz they thar bee tity vs, are me then they that _ be with them. 17 Then Clif}a prayed and (aid, LoD, beleech thec,epen his epez, b that hee map fee. And the Lorn opened the eyes of the ler- uant, and bee looked, and behold, the moun⸗ _taine was full of hopes and charetsof tire round about Eliſha. i 18 Sai they came downe to him : but E- liſha prayed vnto the LoD, and faid, Smite this people, pzap thee, with blindneſſe. And he moie them with blinducie, according to the wordof Elita. i 19 And Elitha ſaid onto them, Chis is not the way, neither is thts the cette: fol- low mee, and J will leade youto thesnan whom pee lecke. But hee * led themto Bae marta ` 20 And when they were come to Bac I: Kings. marta, Clitha aid, Lord, open their eves, that they may (ee. And the Lord opened their epes, and they faw, and behold , they were in the mids of Samaria. 21 And the bing of Iſrael faid vnto E» liſha when he law them, My father, hall J finite thei, hail JIſmite them? 22 And ee antwered, Thou falt not {mite them: doeſt thou not ſmite them that thou batt taken with thy fwod, and with thy bowe? bre fet bread and water before them, that they map eat and drink, and go to their matter. i 23 And hee made great preparation foz them: and when they jad eaten, and Dun- ken, hee lſent them away: and thep went to their matter . So the bands of Aram caine | no moꝛe into the land of Iſrael. 24 But afterward Ben-hadad King of Aram gathered all hisholte, and went vp, and belieged Samaria. t 25 Ho there was a great famine in Da- Warta: foz log, they beſtegeo it, vntillan afleshead was at fourelcoze picces of lilucr, andthe fourth part of acab of Bones "Dung at flue pieces of filuer. i 26 Andas the king of Iſrael was going bpon the wall, there cried a woman ynta bim, laying, Velpe, mp lord, O king. 27 And he fain, seeing the Lord Doth not fuccour thee, how ſhouid J) helpe thee with the ° barne,o2 with the winepzelie? k 28 Allo the king laid vnto ber,cGibhat at- leth thee? And the anfwered , This woman {aid vnto mee, Giue thy fonne, that we may eate him today, and wee will eate my fonne to morot. t 29 * Dg wee fod my onne, and did eate bim: and J faid co her the Bay after, Gtue thy fonine, that we map cat him, but the bath hid her fonne. ; 30 And when the Ring had heard the words ofthe woman, hee rent bis clothes, (and a3 hee went bpon the wall, the people looked, aud behold, be bad lackcloth || with- ine npon bis flem) I And he laid, Sod Doe fo to me and moze allo, tf the head of Clitha the fonne of Sha- phat Hall tand on him this day. 32 (Mow Flia fate in his boule, and the Elders fate with bim) Aid the king fent a man before him: but betoze the meflenger came tobim, be ſaid tothe Cloers, See yee not how this a murtherers onne hath ient to take aay mine bead? take heede when the meffenger.commeth , and. (hut the Booze, and handle him roughly at the Booze: isnot the Cound of his matters fecte bebinde bin? 33 Abile hee pet talked with them, be- beld, the meſſenger came downe vnto him, and fayde, Behold, this euill commeth of tbe ae : poul F attend on the Lod any nger? j CHAP, VII. 1 Ekfha prophefieth plentie of vitaile add other things to Samaria. 6 The Syrians run away,and haue no man following them. 17 The prince that would xot beleeae the word of Elifha y in troden to death. Then A famine in Samaria. $ I The wicked vfe reuereat & graue words towards the ſeruants of God,when they thinke to haue 3. ny commoditie ~ by them, though m their heare they cannot a- bide them, m For this gentle entreatie and the miracle wroughe by the Prophet, did more preuaile forcommon quietneſſe, then if they had bene o⸗ uercome in bat. tel: for they re- turned no more at that time to fight againft Iſ- racl, or in that kings dayes, n The Ebre wes write, thar they burned icin the fiege for lacke of wood, o Meaning,any Kinde of vitaile, as corne and wine, &c, Deut. 28. 53,57 \|\Or,under hi- . clothes, i p Thus hypo- critesswhen they feeleGods judge- ments, thinke to pleafe him with- outward ceremos nics, whomin + profperitic they ; will not know. q Meaning,le- horam Ahabs fonne, who killed the Prophets and caufed Naboth tobe ſtoned. r: Sothe wicked fallintoa rage and de(peration 1f they finde not fudden remedie againf their af- flictions. | words,and there. a The godly are cuer aflured of Gods he'pein their neceilities, but the times and houresate onely reuciled by Gods irit, b To whom the King gaue the charge and ouer- fight of things, as verle 17. c He mocketh atthe Prophets words, faying, that if God rate ned downe core | from heauen, yet this could not come to paſſe. d Thy inſidelitie fhalbe punifhed herein, when thou halt fee this miracle, and et not be parta⸗ erthereof.. e For it wascom= manded inthe Law that they fhould dwella- part,and not a- ` mong theirbre- thren,Leuit. |! 13.46. f Thus God nec- deth no great preparation to deftroy the wic- ked, though they be neuer fo ma- ny,for he can featter them with a fmallnoife or fhaking ofa leafe.. g The wicked. neede no greater: enemy then their owne conſcience to purlue them. llOr, we fhalbe _panifbed for our fault. ; h Henitftrufted the Prophets. fore could bē- _leeue notbing,as they which are more politike ~ then godly, euet caſt more perils n needeth. Foure lepers. The Aramites fled. : now what the Aramites haue Dene vite ug. Chepknow that we Ate a ght —— Githa ſayd, Heare pee the word of the Lozd ; thus ſayth the 10:0, To moa row this time aimeature of fine floure thal be fold fo? a ſhekel, and two meaſures of barley fo2 a ſhekel in the gate of Samaria. 2 Chena prince on whole hand the king bicaned, antwered the man of God, and fayd, Though the Lod would make « win- Dowels in the heauen, could this thing coine to paffe zand He ſayd, Behold, thou fait tee if with thine eyes, but thou (halt noc teate thereof: 3 Rowe there were foure lemons men at the e entring in of the gate:and they ſayd pub ae another, Chy fit wee here vntill wee ie? 4- Ff we fay, we will enter into the citie, fhe famine isin the citie, aun wee Mall die there: and ikwe fit here, we Dic alfo. Mowe therefore come,and let ys fall into the campe ofthe Aramites; ifthey fane our lines, wee Senne and ik they kiil bs, weeare but eau, 5 So they roſe op inthe twilight, to goe tothe campe of the Aramites: and when they were come te the vtmolt part of the campest the Aranutes , loc, there was no man there. 6 frorthe Lor hadcanled the campe of the Aramiteg to beare a f nopleof charets, and a noyſe of bales, and a noyſe of a great armie,fathat they fayd one to another, Be- hold, the king af Ilrael hath hired againit bs the kings of the Hittites, and the kings of the Egyptians to come bpon vs. 7. Wiberefoze they arofe and fled inthe twilight, and left their tents, and their hoz fes ann their alics, cuenthe campe as it was and s fled fo? their lines. A 8° And whenthefelepers came to the vt- mot part of the campe, they entred mto one tent, and did eate and Minke, and caried thence filuer and golde, and rapment and went and hid it; after thep returned, and ens tred into another tent,and carted thenceallo, and went and hid tt, 9 Then fain one to another, tde Doe not well: this day is a Day of goon tidings, and we hald our peace. JE we tary till Day ſight, ſome miſchiefe will come bpon bs. Mowe eo come, let vs goe, and tell the kings ouſhold. 10 So they came, and called vnto the porters of the citie, and tolde them, faping, Ce came tothe campe of the Qramites,ana loe,thevewas no man there, neither votce of man, but poies tyed. and aſſes tyed: aud che tents are as they were. IL And the porters cried and Declared to the kings houſe within. 6 12 Chen the king arole in the night, and fayd vnto his feruants, kI will ewe you fore thep are gone out ofthe camipe to pide themlelues in the fielne, taping, Ahen thep come out of the citic, we ſhalltatch them a= liue, and get into the citie. K : -13 And one ot his ſerunants anſwered, and , fayde, Let men take noto fine ofthe horſes that remaine and are ieftin the civic (behold, Chap.vij.viij. i: they are enen asall thei multitude of Iſrael that are left therein; bekeld, I fy, they are asthe multitude of the Blraclites thatare conſumed) and we weil fend to fee. 14 De they tooke|| two charets of holes, and the king tencafter the bette of the Ara- mites, faying, Gor and fee. Is AnD they went atter them vntg Jor⸗ Den andlor, all the wap was full of cistbes and veilels witch the Aramites had caft from tyem in their hatte: andthe mefien- gers returned and told the king. 16 Thenthe people went out and poy- led the campe of the Qramites ; fo a mealute offine floure was at a Wekel, and tipo meas fures ofbarlepat a thekel x accozding to the wozd ofthe Lord. es 17. And the King gaue.the Prince (on whole hand hee leaned ) the charge of the gate, and the people 'trode vpon hunin the Sate, and hee Dicd, as the man of God had fava , which ſpake tt when the Hing came Downe to hun, 18 Anditcameto pafle, as the man of God had (poken tothe king, faying, Two meaſures of barley at a ſhekel, and a meas fure of fine toure Hall be at a hekel, to mo- rowe abont this time tn the gate of Das mariz, $ 19 But the prince had anſwered the man of God, and fayd, Though the Lod would make windowes inthe heauen,couldic come ſo to paſſe? And he fayd, Behold, thou halt ie it ie thine eves, but thou hale not eate ereof. 20 And foit came vnto bim: forthe peas ple trode vpon btm in the gate,and he died. CHA) Bs: Wilde 1 Ebjfbaprophecseth vato the Shunammite the dearth of [zuen peere, 12 He prophecseth to Has zael that he [halbe king of Syria. 35 He reignueth after Ben-hadad: 16 Ichoram reigneth ouer Iu- dah. 20 Edom falleth from Judah, 25 Ahazi» ah fucccedeth fehoram. de fpake Flipa vnto the woman, £ *whole fonne be had reftozed to lite fay- ing, Gyp,and gor, thou and thine boule, and forourne where thau > cantt Cotourne: foz the Loꝛd hath called foz a famine, and it com- meth allo vpon the land ſeuen peeres. 2 And the waman arole,and did after the faying of the man of Ged, and went both fee and her houſhold, and foiourned in the land of the Philiſtims leuen peeres. 3. And at the feuen yeeres end, the wos man returned outoftheland of the Phili⸗ ſtims, and went out > tocallypon the king foz ber houle and fo? þer land. - l 4 Ana the king talked with — the ſeruant ofthe man of God, faying, Tell me, J praythee, all the great actes that Clipa bath tone: i iws 5 And as be told anoynted thec complifhed, er from king Ieho- | p . A t J King: Ne goeth to Izreel and for King oner the people of the Lode, cuen ouer Iſtael. And thou fhalt finite the houfeof A- da top matter, that J map auenge the tood af my feruants the Prophets, and the blood ofall the {eruantgot the Lozo* ofthe band of Jezebel, 3 Forthe whole houleof Ahab Wall bee DeftroyedD: and " Zwill cut off from Abab, bim that maketh water againt the wail, as well bimthatisfhutwp, as bim thatis teft King.21. 3552 5+ a.King.14.%0, and 25,21. thren, verle 2. d Inthis eſtima⸗ tion,the world hath the mini- fters of God: notwithftanding forafmuch asthe world hath euer flandered the I2 And thep Cayd, Ft ig kalle, tell bo it now. Then helapd, T hus and thus fpake be to mee, faping, Thus ſayth the Lord, J paue anginted thee fo? King ouer Iſrael. 13 Then they made hatte, and tooke cue ty man bis garment , and put it vnder him sn the top of the ſtaires, andblew the trune pet.laping, Jehu ts King. children of God, 14 So Febu the fonne of Tehohaphat Gea they called thetonneof pimbi confpired againt Jos founeof God ram, (ow Jozam kept Ramoth Gilead, y and all Jirael, becaule of hazael Ring of ram. Is And*king Joram returned to be hea · ledin Jizreel of the wounds, which the A- ramites had giuen him, when dee fought with Hazael king of Aram) and Jehu lapd, It it bee your mindes, tet no man Depart an — outof the citie, to goe and tellin FEEL, 16 80 Jehu gate vp into acharet, and went to Fsreel: for Ioram lap there, anv e God hadthus © Qhasiah king of Judah was come Downe adeceiuer, and faydhehad the deuil!) cherefore “they ought not to be difcoura- ged. | Chap.3.29. ordained,asis tOfee Jorꝛam. i read2.Chto.22, 17 Anathe watchman that tooneinthe ‘thacthiswic- towre in Jizreel, (pied the company of Jes edandidelae huashecame, and ſayde, J {ee a company, trouskingwho And Jehoram fayd, Cakea hozleman, and wasmoreready fend tomecte them, thathee may fay, Is it togratifiewic- peace? KedJoram,then 18 So there went one on hoꝛlebacke to to obeythewill meete him, and fayd, Thus faith the King, ofGod,hould Is it peace? And Jehu fayd, Ahat hatt erith with him, thou to doe with peace? | curnebebinde me. by whofe meanes AnD the watchman tolde, faving, The mel- the thought to fenger came to them, but bee commeth not haue been Rron- agatne. 19 Then hee fent out an other on boe- cr. for ,fllew me dacke, which came to them, and fayt, Thus fayth the —— Js it peace? And Jehu an- fwered , TAYat halk thou io Doe with peace? turne behind me, $ 20 Qndthewatchman told, faying, Wee f Asonethat tame to them alfo, but commeth noragaine, went eatneftly and the We Ero like the marching of Jle- abouthisentere bu the ſonne of Frimiht; for hee marcheth prife, F furtoutly. ~ Chap.ix. flayethIoramandIezebel. 149 21 ¶ Then Jehoram fayd, Make ready 3 and his charet was made ready. AnD Jee Hoamking of Iraei, and Ahasiah king of Tunah wencout etther of chem in his charet againit Jehu, and met bim in the held of Kaboth the Jsreclite. 22 Aud when Jehoram faw Rebus bee (aid, Js it peace Jebu? and hee anlwered, What speace, whiles the whoredomes of thy mother Jezebel, and her witchcratts are — ———— bis hand an g Meaning, that forafmuch as God istheit enc- mie,becaufe of in Jirael. 23 Chen Fedoram turned Disi D mie 9 Gnd JIvill make the boule of Ahab fiep, anD (ayd to Abaziah, D Ahaztah,thercis their finnes,that u.King.t4.10, like the houle * ot Jeroboam the fonne of treafon. : he will euer ftirre and 24,23, AMrbat, and like the Houle *of Baatha the 24 ButIebutooke a bowe th bis hand, vp fome torte- tKing.i 6.311. tonne of Ahitah. and finote Jehoram betweene the ſhoulders, uenge his cauſe. IO And the dogges Wall eate Jezebel in that the atrow went thoꝛow bis beart s and the field of Fsrcel, and there (all benoneto be fell Downe tn bis charet. j bury ber. And he opened theDooze, and fied. 2 Then (aid Ichu to Gidkar a captatne, i e ThatisthereR IL ¶ Then Jehu came out to tbe fers Take andcatt himin fome place of the fiel HOr, pake thi ofthearmie, wantgof higlozd. Andone fayd unto bim, Sf Haboth the Bsreeltte ; foz J remember prophefie againſt whomhecalled Jsall well? wherefore came this d mad fel- that when J and thou rode together after bim. beferchisbre- loto to chee And be laid vntothem,Peknow Ahab bis father, the Loyd || laid this burden 1-King.21.29. the man and what bis talke was. vpon him. h By thisplace itis evident that Tezebel caufed both Naboth and his ſonnes to be put to death, that Ahab might en- ioy his vineyard more quietly : for els his children might haue claie med poficflion, i Afcerthathee was wounded in Samaria he fied to Megiddo, which wasa citi¢ of Iudah, k That is, elenen whole yeeres: for chap.8,25. be- fore, when hee faid that he be- gan to reigne the twelfth yeere of Ioram, he taketh part of the yeere for the whole, 1 Being efan hauty and cruel nature, fhee would ftil retcine her princely Rate and dignitie. m Asthough fhe would fay,Can any traitour,or 26 *Surelpy I haus feene petterday the blood of Maboth, ¢ the blood of bis * onnes, apd the Lod, and J twill render tt thee tn this field, faith the Lord: now theretoze take and caft him in the flelde, accozding tothe wom ofthe Lod, i 27. But when Ahaziah the king of Judah faw this, bee fled bythe way of the garden — and Jehu purſued after hin, and app, Amite him alfo in the charet: and they {mote him in the going vp to Our, whichis by Ibleam. And he fied toi Megiddo, and there Died. j 28 And his feruants carted him ina cha- tet to Jerufalem, ¢ buried bim in bis fepul> chze with bis fathers tn the citie ofDauid. 29 E And inthe eleucnthycere of Jos ram the fonne of Ahab, began Abaztah to reigne oner Judah. 30 And when Jehu was come to Izre · el, Jezebel heard of it, and painted her face, and typed her head, and ‘looked outata window. 31 AndasDehuentred at the gate, thee ſayd, Wan = Simei peace, which ſlewe his mater? i ; ; 32 And bee lift vp his eyes te the win» Dow, and fayd, ibe ts on my fide, who? Then two or thee of her | Gunuches looken unto pim. 33 And be (aid, Caſt her Down: and they cait her Downe, r and bee ſprinkled of der blaon vpon the wall, and bpon the hoꝛſes, and he trode her vnder koote. t 4 And when he was come in, he Did eate and Minke and ſaid, Ailite now yonder curs fed woman and bury ber:fo We is ° kings any that rifeth Daughter. i againft his fupe- 35 And they went to burp her, but they riour,hauegood found no moze offer thenthelcull, andthe ſucceſſeꝰ reade feete,and the palmes of her hands. 1.King.16.10, 36 Wherefore they cameagaine and told or. chieſe fer- “wants, n This hedid by the motion of the Spirit of God, that her blood fhould be fhed, that had fhed the blood of innocents , to bea fpe Ga- cleand example of Gods iudgementstoalltyrants, o To wit,of the king of Zidon, t,King,16,31, bi un. ebel: TAa A | Ahabs fonre Ebr. by the hand of. 1.K2#7.21.23. p ee Gods judgements ap- peare euen in this world againſt them that fup- preffe his werd and perfecute his feruants., a The Scripture vfeth to call them fonnes,which are either children, ar nephewes, b He wrote this to proouethem whether they would take his partor no, e-Gad asa iuſt imdge punifherh the wicked chil- dren of wicked parents vnto the chird and fourth generations a Ye cannot iuft- — Jpcondemne me for the kings death, fecing ye haue donethe like to his pofte- ritie:for the Lord commanded me, andgmooued you to ¢xecute this his iudgement, 4 Zor. by the | hand of, x1, Kizg.21. 20. sareflaine. Iehu bin. And bee fayd, Chis is the word of theLod, which hee paket by bis ſeruant Eltiah the Cihbite, laying,” Ju the fielde Eer ſhall the dogges cate che few of exebel, > 37 Aud the carkeis of Jezebel Hall bee a3 Dung bpon the ground inthe fielde of Izreel, ſo that none Wall fap, r Chis ts Je- zebel. CHAP, X. 6 Iehu caufeth the ſeuenty ſonnes of Ahab ta be flaine, 14 and after that fortie and two of A- haxiahs brethren. 25 He killeth alſo all the Priefts of Baah 35 After his death his [onne reigneth a0 his lead. ‘ Aab ban now ſeuentie a ſonnes in Da- maria. And Jehu wote letters and fent to Damaria vnto the rulers ofaizreel, and tothe Civers, and tothe bzingers vp of A⸗ habs childzen,to this effect, 2 Mow when this letter commeth to you, Cfo: pee baue with pou pour matters ſonnes, pee haue with pou both charets ana bo:les, and a dekenced citie, and are ONT 3 Conflider therefore which of your ma⸗ ſters ſonnes is bet and molt meete,and> fet bint on Hts fathers thꝛone, and ight for pour matters houle, t $ 4 But they wereerceedingly afratd,and fayd, Bebold,two kings could not ſtand bes fore bim, hoto Wall we then tand ? 5 And heethat was goucrnour of Ababs houſe, and hee that ruled the citie, andthe Eiders, andthe bangers vp of the chilon ient to Jehu, taping, Clee are thy feruants, and willdoe all that thou fhalt bin vs: wee — naking: doz what ſeemeth goon o thee: -6 CThen bee wote another letter to them, taping, Jf pee be mine, and wiil obey myvoyce, Stakethe heads of the men chat are pour matters fonnes, and cometo me to Jizreel by to morrow thts tinie. (Mow the Kings founes, cuenfenentte perlons, were — a men of the citic, which brought emip 7 And when the letter came to them, they tooke the Rings fonnes, and llew the ſeuentie perlons,and laid their heads in baſ⸗ kets, ann ſent them vnto hint to Jzreel. 3 E Chenthere came a melſenger, and tolde him, faving, Chey haue brought the heads of the kings ſonnes. And he (atv, Let them lay them on two heapes at the entring in ok the gate vntill the moning: 9 And when it was Dap, he went out, and ſtoode and ſayd to all the people, Webe trightcous Bepon. Ji conlpired agatnit my — and flew bun; but whe ewe alt thele? Io Know now that there Hall fall vnto the carth nothing of the wozde ot the Loyd, which the Lord Make concerning the boule? of Ahab: forthe Lord hath brought to paſſe ees that bee pake +bp bis feruant tia, Ir @o Jebu flew all chat remained of the e Meaning which houſe of Ahab in Izrect, anvall that were were theidola- wous prisils. great with bim, and his familiars, and his c pichks that be let none oc hia remante II.Kings. 12 ¶ And bee arole, and departed, anv came to @amarta. And as Jehu was inthe oa by an boule where the hepheards did ere, 13 Hee met with the brethren of Ahaziah King of Judah, and fayd, Abo are yee? Aud they anlwered, Wee are toe bzetheer of Ahaziah, and go Downe to falute the chil: Brenofthe Ling, aud the children of the Queene. 14 And be ſayd, Take them aliue. Gnd they tooke thein aliue, and ew them at the wellbelide the houe where the heepe are Horne, euentwo and fourty men, and hee f left not one of then. Is (And when he was departed thence, hee met with Jehonadab the onne of Re- chab commitg to mecte bim, and be e || bleſ⸗ ſed him, aud fayd to hun, Is there heart vp- tight yas mine beartis toward thine? And Tehonadab anſwered, Vea, doubtleſſe. Then giue me thine hand. And when he had giuen bim his hand, hee tooke him yp to hin into the charet. f 16 And hefays, Come with mee, ana ke the zeale that Ji baue fog the Lod: fo they made him rive in pis charet. ( A 17 And when hee came to Samaria, hee flew all that remained unto Ahab tn Da- maria, ttil he pad deſtroyed him, accozding e the word of the Lord, which hee ſpake to for dim. lita. 18 Chen Jebu allembied all the people, and (apd vnto them, Ahab ſerued k Baal a littde, but Jehu thattierue him much moze. Ig Nowe therefore call vnto mee all the prophets of Baal, all his leruants, andall bis patelts, and let not aman hee lacking : for Jhaue a great facrifice for Baal; who- focner ts lacking, he (hall not liue Bute hu did it by a trbttity ro deltroy the ſcruants of Baal. r Wie 20 And Jebu fayd, + Pꝛoclaime a {o= — aſſembly fo: Baal. And they proctat> 21 SoTehulent onto all Iſrael, and all the feruants of Baal came, and there was not a man left that came not. Ant thep came, into che boule of Baal, and the houlesf Ba- al wag full from end to end. 22 Chen hee fayd vnto him that had the. thargeof the veſtry, Bing forth veſtments foz ail the feruants of Baal. And he brought them out veſtments. 23, And when Jehu went, and Jehona» Dab the onne of Rechab into the Houle of Baal, heefaydvnto the feruantsof Daal, Dearch diligently, and looke, leit there be bere with pou any of cheiferuats of the Loz,” but the leruants of Baal onely, ' 24 Ano when they went into make fa feruants prefer- crifice and burntottcring sgen appointed ued,andidola- | fourelcoze men without; and ſayd, Pany ters deftroyed: © ofthe men whom Jhaue brougheinteyour: as in his law he giueth expreffe commandement, 4 4 Deut.13. the burnt offerings Jehu fayd to the gard, -4 Ore fhall die beun> etapes || bis ſoule halt bee foꝛ hig Olle. Jie 25 And when hee had mave an envde of and to the captaines, Goe in, flap them, let not a man come out. And they ſimote them with the edge of the ſword. Gnd the i sarde, and Ichonatlab:Baals prieſts ſlaine. f Thus Gods vengeance is vponthem that haueany partor -| familiatitie with the wicked. g For he feared |), Godand lamen- | ted the wicked⸗ neffe of thofe times: therefore 11 Iehu was glad to. | ioynewihhim: | of Rechab,reade lerem.3 5.2 ? || Or,pray[ed God h Here Baal is taken for Afhtae roth the idole of the Zidonians, which Iezebel caufed to bee worthipped,asit. | isalfo {o vſed, 1. King. 16.3 2. and 23.53. i + Ebr, Sanciiße. l { i Thus God would haue bis or his, k Which &ie was ncere to Samaria. | 1 Thus God ap. f prooueth and rewardeth his | Zeale,in execu- | ting Gods iudge- ment,albeit bis wickedrefie was afterward puni- fhed. dlOr;to cut them “of. > 2.Chron.22,10. pofteritie of Ie- boſhaphat, ro whom the king- dome appertei- ned: thus God f vied the crueltie of this woman to deftroy the whole family of Abab of Dauid, aud Not to quench a Meaning,al the the light thereof : fore he mo- wed the heart of Ichofheba to preſerue him. c Where the Prieftes Adid lie. 3,Chye.23-%3, d Thechicfe Prich,lehofhebas husband, a gard ouer the Houle of the Lozv. 19 Then garde,and the Laptaines caſt them out,and sent ante the * Citte where was the Tempie of Baal. th26 Audthey bronght out the images of e Temple of Baal,and burnt them. 27 And they Deltroped the image of Ba- aland thew Downe the boule of Baal, and mabe a takes of it vnto this Day. * Ho Jehu Dettroyed Waal out of Zl traci. 29 But from the frnes of Jeroboam the fonne of Rebat which made Jiraci ic finne, Jehu departed not fromthem , neither from Ae golden calues that were in Beth· el and at werzin Dan, f 30 Cand the Lord (aid unto Febi s Be- caute thou hat diligently executed that which was rightin mineepesand haſt Done buto the bonte of Abab according to ail things that werein mine heart,therfore Hall thy! tonnes vnto the fourti generation fiton tye tione of Iſrael. É 31 But Jehu regarded not to walke in the lawof the Lod Gon of Firaelweh ail bis beart: for hee Departed vor from the pants Gf Jeroboam, which mabe Iſcaeld to une. 4 32 In thok dayes the LoT beganne || to lothe Sirael, and Hazael ſinote them in all the coatts of Zirael, 33 From orden Calkward, euenall the land of Gilead, the Gadttes, and the Reus benites, aud them that were of PHanalleh, from Aroer (wbich is by the riuer Arnon) and Gilead anv Baan. 34. Cancerning the ret of the acts of Je⸗ bu, and all that hee Did, and all bis valiant Deeds, are they not witten in the booke of the Chꝛonicies of the kings of Fitacl? 35 And Fehu Acpt with his fathers, and they buried bim in Gamarta,and Jehsahaz bisionnereignedinbisttcad. _ 36. And the time that Jehu reigned ouer Iſrael in Damaris is eight E twenty peres, AP. XI t Athaliah putteth to death allthe kings fans, except Loafh the fonef Ahazah. 4loafh ú apposn- ted king.w 5 Iebovadacaufeth Athalah to be flain 197 Hee maketh acomenant betweene God and the people. 18 Baal and hu Praefts are deftrey-d. _ T Ven” Athaliah the mother ef Ahaziah toben Mee aw that her ſonne was Dead, fhee aroſe and deſtroyed all thea kings (cen. 2 But Fehotheba the daughter of king Joram, and filker to Ahaziay> tooxe Loalh the fonne of Abastab, and Tole him from a· as the kiugsfonmnzethat Mould be fain, both him and his nurſe; keeping them tu the bed chamber,and they hid pun from Atha» liah,fo that he was not faing, -3 Qnd bee was with her pia inthe houſe of the Lord fire pecres q Athaliay Dd retgne ouer the land. 4 €* Gnd the ſeuenth peere + Jehoiada ſent and tooke the captaines ouer hundreths with ocher captaines and them of the gavd, and cauled them to come vnto him into the boufe of the Lod, and made a coucnant ehoahaz. Athaliahs crueltie. Icholada. Chap. xj. Toafh made king. Athaliah flaine. 1 50 with them, and tooke an oath of them in the bouts ofthe Lod, €Mhemed them tye kings onne. _ S And he commanded them,faying, This : is tt that pemut do, The third part of «you e Of the Lenites that commeth onthe Sabbath, Yall f ward which had charge toward tie kings boule. ; of the keeping of 6 Aun another third part tn the gate of the Temple,and 8 Sursand another third part inthegate be: kept watch by hinde themof the gard: aud pee thailkeepe courfe. watch || in the boufe of Maſſah. f That none 7 Aadtwo parts of pou, thatis all that thould come vp- h goe out onthe Sabbath Day, shall keepe onthem,while the watch of the honit of the Loz about the they were crow. king. ning the king. 8 And ype Hall compaſſe the king round g Called the Eaſt abour euety man wkh bis weapon mis gate of the Tem- band, and wholoctice commeth within the, ple, a.Chro,23.5. ranges, tet him bee faine: bee pon with the king, as be goeth out avd in. 9 Gand the captaines of the bundzeths DID according to al that Jehoiada the Peieſt commanded; and they tooke euery man bis men p entred in co thew charge ou thei Sab- bath, with them that went out of 1 on the Dabbath,and came to Ichoiada the Prieſt. 19 And the * Hiet gaue to the captaues ofhundzctlsthelpeares and he ſhields that were king Dauids, and were in the houk of Al Aud the garde ſtoode euery man with bis weapon in bis band, from the right Gide of the boute to the left fine, about the altar and about the houſe, round about the king. 12 Then he brought out the ! Kings fon, and put the crowne vpon pim, and gaue him ™ the tefitmonte, and they made him king + allo they anoynted bim, € clapt ther hands, and laid, God lane the Ging. 13 And when Athaliah heard the noyſe ofthe running of the people, thee came into the people in the houſe of the Loyd. 14 Aud when he looked, behold, the king food bya * pillar, as the maner was, and the JDzinces and the Crumpetters by the King , anv all the people of theland reiop- ced, aud blew with trumpets. Then Atha- pos Feat Her clothes, and cried, Creaion, t I . 15 But Jehoiada the Piet commanded the capraines of the hundzeths that had the rule ot the bofte, and (aid bntothem, Paue ber || foxth of the ranges, and hee that ° fol- loweth her, let hun die bp the ſword: foz the Pꝛieſt had fain, Let her not bee Raine in the joule ofthe LoD, 16 Then they laide hands on her,and he tsent by the way, by the which the hr fes gag z the joule of the Ring, and there was fiee aine. 17 And Jehoiada made a covenant be⸗ tweene the Lord, and ther Ring and the people, that they fhould bee the Lods pea- ple a likewife betweene the 1 King and the neople. tee 18. Then all the people of the land went into the boule of Baal,and deſtroyed it with hisaltars,and pis images brake they Downe —— and flew Mattan the priett of Baai belor ther altars: and the Pielt fet [lOr that none breake his order. h Whofe charge 1s ended, i Reade verfes. and 7, k To wi, Iehee iada, 1 Thatis,loath, which had bene Kept fecret fixe yeeres. = m Meaning,t Law of Gort which is his chiefe charge, ’ and whereby onely his Throne is eftablifhed. n Where the Kings place was in the Temple. !Or,ont of the Temple. © Totakeher part. p That both the king and the peo- ple fhould main- taine the true worthip ef God, and deftroy all idolatrie. q That hefliould gouerne,and they obeyin the feare of God, r Euen in the place where he had blafphemed God and thought ro Laue bin hol- pen by his idole, there God pow- red his vengeance vpon him. f To wit,Icho- iadae Prouifion for repairin gofthe Temple. t Which by ber crueltieand per- fecution had vexed the whole land before, a Çhrot.3 41. I9 Then hetooke the captaines of hun: drtðdsand the other captaines,and the gard, and all the pook of the land: and they brought the king from the honte of the Lord, and came by the way of the gate of the gard tothe kings boule: and hee late him Downe ou the thaone of the kings. i 20 AnD all the people of the land reioy⸗ ced, and the citie was in quiet + fot they had flaine Athaltah with the ſword bene L the kings houte. 21 Heuen peereolve was Jehoah when he began to reigne. CHAP. XII, 6 Iehoafh maketh prouifion for the repairing of the Temple, 16 He flayeth the king of Syria by aprefent from comming againft Ieru[alem.20 He is killed by two of bis feruants. 12 * the ſeuenth peere of Jehu, Jehoaſh bes gantoreigne, and reigned fourtte peeres in Jerufalem, and bis mothers name was Zibiah of Beer-fyeba. E _ 2 And Jehoakh did that which was goon in the fight ofthe Lozd all his time that ⸗ Je⸗ aSolongasru. “Hotada the Piet taught him. lers giue eareto the true minifters of God, they profper, b So harda thing it isforthem that are in authoritie, to be brought to the perfit obedi- ence of God. c Thatis,the snoney of re- demption, Exod, 30.12 ,alfo the money which the prieſts valued the vowesat, Lenit. 27.2.and their free liberalitie, d Por the Tem- ple which was built an hundred &ittie and fiue yeeres before, bad many things decayed init, both by the neg- ligence ofthe kings his prede- eeflors,and alfo by the wickednes ofthe idolaters. e Hetaketh fro thera the ordes ring of the mo- ney becaufe of their negligence. f Thatis, onthe Sout! fide. H Or,v-/fel?. 2 For the king had appointed o= sher which were meete for that purpofe, Chap,22. 5. 3 Bue’ the high'places were not taken a= way: forthe people offered pet and burnt incenle in the high places, oath 4 C And Zeboalh (aid to the Wiets, All the filuer of Dedicate things that bee brought tothe houſe of the Loꝛde, that is; the money of them that are onder the count, the money that euery than is ſet at, and all the money that one offereth willingly, and bringeth into the houle of the Loza , 5 Let the Bꝛieſts take it to them, euery man of hts acquaintance: and they hall re- patre the broken placesofthe boule, wher- foeuer any Decay is found. 6 € A inthe thzee and twentieth peers of king Jehoath , the Pꝛieſts had not mens Ded that which was Decated in the temple. 7 Chen king Jeboah called foz Peho- iada the Pꝛieſt, and the other Ppietts,¢ laid vnto them , Ahy Mtg ee not the rnines ofthe Temple? Mowe therefore e receine no moze money of pour acquaintance , ers cept pee deliuer it to repaire the ruines ofthe Sample, j 8 Ho the Hꝛieſts conſented to recetue no moze money of the people, netther te repatre the decayed placesof the Temple. 9 Chen Jehoiada the Puch teoke g cheft,t bored an hole inthe lin of tt, and fet it belide the altar,on the ‘right fide,as enerp man comsneth inte the temple ofthe Lozde. And the Peteſts that kept the | Booze , put therein all the money that was brought into the boule of the Loꝛd. IO And whenthey faw there was much Money in the cheit , the Rings {ecretaric came bp, and the hie Pꝛieſt, and putit pp after that they had tola the money that was found in the houſe of the Lord. IL And they gaue the moncp made ready into the hands of them , s that pndertooke the wozke,and that haa the ouerfight ofthe ponte of the Lod: and they pated tt out to thecarpenters, and builders that wrought pron the houſe of the Loyd, 12. And to the malons and hewers of II. Kings. Iehoaſh flaine. fone,and to buy timber and hewen fone, to trepaire that was decayed in the boule ofthe Lod, and for all that which was laine out foz the reparation ofthe Temple. I3 owbeit there was t not made for the Houle of the Lord bowles of fluer, tnitru- iments of muficke, baling, trumpets, noz any velſels of gold, o2 veſſels of fluer, of the mo» nep that was bought into the houle ofthe 20. 14 But they gaue it to the workemen, H repairen therewith the boule ofthe Is Moxreouer,they reckoned not with the men, into whofe hands thep delivered that money to be beſtowed on workmen : for they Bealt — 16 The money of the treſpalſe offering, and the money ofthe finne offtings was not — the houſe ofthe Loꝛd:lot it was 17@ Then came vp Hasael king of Aram, and fought again Gath and tooke it: and Wazael fet hts face ta goe Bp to Jerulalem. 13 And Jehoaſh king of Judah tooke all the: hallowed things that Jehoſhaphat, and Jehozan, and Abaziab bis fathers kings of Judah had dedicated, and that hee himileife had Dedicated , and all the gold that was found in the trealures of the boule of the he pacified with Lord, and inthe kings houle, and ſent it to thetreafuresof Hazael king of Aram,and he Departed from Jerufalem . I9 Concerning the ret of the actes of Joam, and all that he Did, ave they not weit: ten tn the booke of the Chronicles of the Rings of Judab? 20 (And bis feruants arofe and wrought treafon, and * flewe Joaſh tn the boule of Millo when he came Downe to Silla: 21 Euen h Josachar the ſonne of Shime- ath, and Jebosabad the fonneof Shomer bis ſeruants (mote him, and hee Died: and they buried him with bis fathers inthe citie of Dauit. And Amaztah his onne reigned tn bis Head. CHAP. XIII. 3 Tehoahaxthe fonne of lebu is delimered into the hands of the Syrians. 4 He prayeth vxto God andu deliuered. 9 Toalh be foune reignethin hu fead. 20 Elifha ditb. 24 Hazael dreth. 12 the thzce and twentieth yeere of Joa the onne of Abastab king of Judah, Fee hoahaz the ſonne of Jebu began to reigne o- uer Iſtael in Samaria, and hercigned ſeuen⸗ teene yeere. 2 And bee Bid euill in the fight ofthe Loid, and followed the finnes of Jeroboam the onne of Rebat, which made Firari to a {inne,and Departed not therefrom. 3 And the Loyd was angry with Ifrael, and Delfuered them tite the dand of Haza⸗ el king of Aram, and into the band of Dern Hadad the fonne of Pazacl aii > bts dayes. 4 And Jehoahaz beſought the Lord, and fhe Low heard him: for he ſaw the trouble of Ficael, wherewith the king of Aram trow- bled them. : 5 (Annthe Low gaue Ilrael a < deli: uerer, fo that thep came out from vnder the fubisction of the Aramites. And the childzen Iehoahaz· - S h For thefe men had onely the charge of the ree paration of the Temple,and the rekt ofthe mo was brought to the king, who cauled thefe afe terwardto be made, 3.Chrom, 24 I + | i After the de of Iehoiada, le- afh felito idola- - tric: therefore God reiecteth him, and ftirreth vp his enemie a⸗ gainit him,wh the tenple: for God would nog be ferued with thofe pifts,fecin the kings heart was wicked, K Breaufe he put Zacharie the fonne of Ichoj- ada to death, 2. Chro. 24. 25. l Reade 2.Sam, 5-9. lOr, Texaber, a By worfhip- ping the calues which leroboa haz Jiuede:..-j-» c Towit,loath the fonne of lea hoahas, Iehoafh.’ Eliſha dieth. Chap. dSafely & with- children of Iſrael 4 dwelt in their tents as jout danger. before time. at \4ab.asyefierday,. 6. Qeuertheleſſe they Departed not from. aud beforeye~ =the finnes of che ponie of Jeroboam which d Made JIſrael ſnane, but walked in then euen the ¢ groue allo remained Hilin Bamarta.) 7. Foꝛ hee hav left afthe people to Jeho⸗ ahaz but ftp hoslemenjand ten charets,and ten thoufand foormen, becaute the king f of Aram had deſtroped them, and made them like Dutt beatente powder, 8 Conceening the reſt okthe acts of Jes hoahaz, and all that he did, and his valiant deedes, are they not weitten in the booke of the Chionicles of the kings of Jirael? 9 And Jehoahaz flept with bis tathers, and they buried pint in Mamaria, e joah bis fonne reignedinbistteads Io Audin the ſeuen and thirtieth vere of Joaſh king enf Judah began Ichoaſh the ſonne of Jehoahaz ta reigne ouer Iſrael tu Damatia,and reigned ſixteene yeere, ti And DiD euill in the fight of the Lod: for bee Departed not from all the Annes of Jeroboam: the ſon of ebat that made Fl rael to ſinne, but be walked therein. 12 Concerning the reſt of the actsof Ja- amand all that he did, ¢ his valiant deedes and how he fotight againſt Amaziah king of Judah, are they not witten in the booke of the Chionicles ofthe kings of Jitael? 13 And Joal ſſept with hts fathers,ana who though they Jeroboam tate vpon bis feates and Joaſh thad now degene- was buried in Hamariaamoug the kings rate, yet God olglrael. r tet 14 ¶ cAlhen Ciifha fell ficke of dis ficke- nefe whereof he Dies, Joaſh the king of Dt rael canie Downe vuto him, and wept vpon bts face, and fapd, > Dh my father, my fas ther, thecharecot Iſrael, andthe horſeinen )didcommit their t idolatrie,and 12, ig His chiefepur- pole isto de- fcribe the king- great idolatrie, )Prophetsand di- uers punifhments ‘did call them J vnto him a- ofthefame. gaine. Is Then Elilha faid vnto hin, Cake a Thus they vſed Bowe and arrowes, Ano he tooke vnto hint [i to call the Pro» | bowe and arrowes, : 16 And he laid to the king of Iſrael, Put thine hand vpon the bow. And hee put his hand vpon tt. And Eliſha put pis hands yp: on the kings bands, : 17 And layo, Open the window i Caf- ward. And when hee had opened it, Tiia (aid, Dbheote. Sud be hot. And he Ai, Be- | more profpersvo! hold the arrow of the Loes Deliverance, ‘their countrcy, and the arrow of Delinerace againit Aram: then by force of for thou fhalt ſmite the AranuiesinGphek, armes. til thou batt confined them. | iTharis,toward 18 Againe hee ſayd, Cake thearrowes. whom God blef- fed bis people, as \chop.212, mea- ning that by their prayers they idid didnotonely. » king of Iſrael Sinitethe ground. And he }prophefiewith ~ {mote thrice, and ceafen. words, but alfo 19 Then the man of Gad was k angrie jeonfirmedhim ` with him, and fayd , Chou ſhouldeſt Hane |bythefefignes ſmitten Rue o: Rre times , fo thou fhouidett Pthache fhould haue ſmitten Aram, till thou badit confi Í haue the vidory. medit, where now thou halt finite Aram / k Becanfe he butthaice. i f feemed content : 20 ( Ho Cliha died, and they buried I tohme victory Him, And certaine bandes of the PPoabites Jagainittheene- caime into the land that peeve. | mies of God ` $ } for ewile or thriſe, and had nota zeale to ouercome them continu- | ally and to deftroy them vtteslys + xiiij. Syria, ſo that hee Qndhetookethem, And hee ſayd vnto che D Amaziah. 21 Andag thep were burping amar, be- hold, they law che touldterss therefore they cait the man into theleputehze vf Glia. And when the man was Downe, and tou- ched the bones of Cua, * he reuiued and cclus 48.14. ſtood vpon his feet. By this miracle 22 @ But Wasael king of Aram vexed God confirmed ſrael all the Dayes of Jehoahaz. the authoritte of 23 Eherforethe Lord had mercy on thein, Elifha,whofedo- AND pitied them, and had reſpect vnts them ctrine in his liſe becauſe of his couenant with Abraham, dza they contemned, Jak, and Jaakob.¢ would not deſtroy them, that at this fight Neither catt he them from him as ™ peo. they might re-. 24 Soipasacithe king of Aram died: and turne & imbrace Ben-hadad bis fonne reignedin bis Read. $ fame doatine. 25 Cherefore Jehoath the ſonne of Jeho m That is, varil ahaz returned, and tooke out of the hand of their finnes were BWen-havad, the ſonne of Masaet the cities: come co a full, which bee bad taken away by warre out of meafure, & there the hand of Feboahas bis father: for thzee wasno more times DID Ioaſh beat hun, and veloped the hope of amendes cities pute Iſrãel. ment, CHAP, XIIII. T Amaxiah the king of Indah putteth to death them that flew: his father, 7 And after (miteth Edom, 15 lcafh dieth, and Feroboam his fonne fucceedeth him, 39 And after hun reigneth Za- chariah. 1 We ſecond yeere of Joaſh fonne of Jeha- abaz king of Iſrael reigned · Amaziah 2. Cbron. 2 5.. the lonne ot Joa king of Judab. a Inthe begin: 2 Mee was Aue and twenty peere olde ning ofhisreigne when be began to reigne, and reigned nine he feemed to and twenty peere in Jeruſalem, ann his mo· haue an outward thers name was Jehoadan of Jerufalem, | thew of godli- 3 And hee did yprightly in the fight of neſſe, burafter- the Lod, yet not like Daut his father, but ward he became DW according to allthat Joaſh bis father an idolarerand had Done. f ; worthipped the 4 Motwithkanding the hie places were idoles of the not taken away: for as pet the people DiD {a+ Idumeans, crifice and burnt incenfein the hie places. Chap. 12.20. C And wien the kingdome was con⸗ b Becauſe they firmed in bis hand, hee ew his ſeruants neither confen- which had * killed the king bis father. ted nor were par- 6 But che chilazenofthole that Did flay takers with their him, be > flew not, accogding vnto that that fachers in that is written in the booke of the Law of Mo⸗ aa, (es wherein the Lom comimaunded, laying, Dest.24.14, * The fathers ſhall not bee put to Death for ezsk.18.20. thechildzen,no2 the childzen put to Death foz c Forthe Idu- the fathers: but enerp man ſhall bee put to means,whom Death fo: hts owne finne, Danid had 7 Wee flewalloof «Cpominthe valley brought to fub- offalt ten theufand, and topke || thecitie of jeQion, did rebel ela by warre,and called the name thereof inthe rime of Ie- Joktheel unto this day. ; horam the fonne C Then Amaziah fent mefengers to ofIehofhaphat. Jeboa thetonne of Jehoabazlonne of Je- |07, the tower o hu king of Iſrael, laying, Come, 4 tet ws ite rocke, 2,Chrom, one another in the face 25.13, 9 Then Jevoath the king of Iſrael ſent d Lec vs fight to Amaziah king of Judah, laying , The hand to hand & thittle that ts in Lebanon, fent to thee Gee. tieit by barrell, Dat that ts in Lebanon, laying, Give thy and nordeftroy one anothers cie . ties- e By this parable Iehoath compareth himfelfe ro acedar trees’ becaufe of his great kingdomeouer tèn tribes, and Amaziah to a thie’ ſtle, becauſe he ruled but ouer two tribes, and the wild beaftes aré Hes hoath his touldiersthat fpoyled the cities of Indah, ; daughter 1533 Amaziah and Iehoath fight: Bragge of thy victory ,{o that thou tarie ag homeand annoy me not. E Or,brought him. g Thatis,which the Iffaelites had giuento them of Iudah for an al- Curance of peace. 2 Chrena% 27. h Which citie Roboam buil: in Jadah for a for- treffe, 2.Chron, OET i Whoisal@ called Vzziah, 2.Chron. 26,1. k Whois alfo called Elanon or Eloth, t Becaufethis idolatrie was fo vile and almoft incredible,thae men fhould for. fake the liuing God to worſhip calues,the worke of mans hards, thereforethe Scripture docth oſt times repeate itin the reproch of allidolaters. 4Ebr.by the hand band⸗ daughter to my ſonne to wife : and the witu beat that was tu Lebanon, ment ant trode Bowne the thiſtle. . IO Becaufe thou hat mitten Edom, thine Heart hath mane thee proude: f baagge of glozy,and tary at home: why doeſt thou pro: uoke ta thine hurt, that thou ſhouldeſt fall and Judah with thee? - IU But Amaziah would not heare: there» fore Jehoach king of Iſrael went wp ? and beet Amaziah king of Judah (aw one ano- a y the tace at Beth· ſhemeſh which is in 12 And Judah was put to the worſe Be» we Iſrael. and they tien euery man to their its. 13 But Jehoaſy king of Iſrael teoke A⸗ Masztah king of Judah, the ſonne of Zehoe- ay the ſonne of Ahasiah, at Bech· emeſh and ſcame to Jexruſalem; and brake Dotone the wallof Jerulalem , from the gate of E⸗ pipaim to the corner gate, foure hundecch ibites. I4 And hetooke alithe gold and filuer, and all the veflels that mere koum in tie houle of the Lord, and in the treaſutes okthe Kings houle, and the chilozen chat were in e hoitage.and recurned to Samaria: > Iş Concerning the rei of che actgofJe> hsaſh which he dD, and bis valiant Deedes, and hom bee fought with Amaziah king of Judah, are they not witten tn tie booke of the Chronicles of the kings of Iſtael? 16 Gnd Jeboaty lept with bts fathers, ¢ was buried at Samaria among the kinges: of Iſrael: and Jeroboam his fenne reigũed in bis ltead. 4 17 € And Amasiah the tonne of Joah king of Judah, ttued after the Deaty of Je- hoaſh tonne of Jehoahaz king of Iſrael Af rene peere. 18. Goncetning the reſt of the acts of A- maziah are they not written tn the booke of the Chonicles of chekingsof Juday? Ig But they * wrought treafon againſt him in Jerufalem, and dee led to! Lachtih, but they Cent after bint to Lachiſh, and dew him there. ; 20 Ana they brought himon hoꝛles. he was buried at Jerufalem with pis fathers, inthe citieaf Dauid. ` 20 Then all che people of Judah teoke i Azariah which was ſixteene yeere old, and made him king fo? bis father Amaziah. 22 Pebuilt k Elath, ereftoredit to Ju- = after that the King Tepe with bis fa- thers. i 23 Q Inthe fifteenth peere of Amaziah tie fon of Joa king of Judah,was Jersbe- ant the on of Foal made king ouer Iſrael in Samaria and reigned one @toztie peere. 24 And hee DÉ enill in the fight of the Lorn: for he Departed not from all the } fins of Jeroboam the fon of ebat, which made Jiraci to finne. 25 He reſtored the coat of Iſrael, from the entring of Hamath, vnto the Hea at ce wildernefle, accogding to the word of the Lod Hod ot Iſrael, which he ake + by his feruant Jonah thefonne of Amittai the peo: pher, which was ofOath Pepher Te Kings 26 For the Lond ſaw the erceeding bitter affliction of Jiraci, fo that there was none = Hut pp, nez any left , neither pet anp that cenid help Iſvael. 27 Det the Lords had not decreed to put out the naine of Iſtael from pnder the hea⸗ Pok uen: therfore he prelerued them by the hand of Jeroboam the tonne of Joaſh. 28 Concerning the rekot the acts of Jee roboatn,and all that he DID, and his valiant Deeds, and Howhe fought.and how hee reto. red Damaſcus and 9 Mamathto Judah in Jirael, ave thep not witten in the booke sf the Chroniclesat the kings of Iſrael: 29 Do Jeroboam ſſept taith his fathers, euen with the kings of Ffrael, and ZS achart ab bislonne reigned in bis tread. CHAP. XY. i Azariah the king of Indah becommeth 2 lea per. § Oflotham. 10 Shallum, 14 Menahem, 2 , Pekaitah, 30 Vagaah, 32 Totham, 38 and Ahar. 12% thet ſeuen and twentieth peere of Je⸗ Azariahbecommeth alepers m Read r, King 34.10. $Ebr,had not ken, * DOS n Which was af- fo called Antio- ` chia of Syria az Riblah, Eb. in the twes- roboam king of Iſrael, began Azariah, ?etb peere, and fonne of Amaztah king ef Judah to reiane. ecaentlyeere. 2 Dirtecnepecce old was hee when hee - was made king, and be reigned two and ifs tie yerres in Jeruſalem: and bis mothers name was Jecholiah of Fernfatem, 3. Andhee did vprightly tu the fight of the Lozd, according Co all that bts father A- maziah did. 4. But the bie places were not put away: for the people pet ofted,and burned incente in the hie places. att § Andthe Lord > finote the king: and he was a leper vnto the Dap of bis Death, and Diveltin an boufe apart, and Jotham the kings foune governed the boule, &c iudged the people of the land. 6 Concerning the refi of the acts of A⸗ zariah, and all that benim are they not weit · tenin the booke of the Chronicles of the kings of Judah: , 7 So Azariah ſſept with bis kathers, and they buried hun with bis fathers inthe citte of Dauid,and Jotham hts ſonne reigned in his ead. ‘ T 8 ¶ In the eight and thirtieth peere of Azariah king of Judah, dia Zachariah the fonne af Jeroboam reigne ouer Iſrael m Hamaria lire 4 monetis, 9 And did euill in the fight ofthe Lord, ag did His fathers:for he Departed not from the ſinnes of Jeroboam the tonne of fabat, witch made Iſrael toinne, Io And Shallum the fonne of Jabeh conſpired againt him, and (mote him in the fightof the people, and «killed him, and reigned in his teat. rı Concerning the reſt of the acts of 5a- chaviah, behold, they are wꝛitten in ÿbooke of the Chronicles of the kings of Iſtael. 12 This was the * word of the Lord, which bee ſpake vnto Jehu, faving, Chy ounces thal fit on the throne of Iſcael vnto tie fourth generation after thee. Aud tt came fa ta pafe. 13 (Hhailum the foune of Jabeſh began ta teigne in the nine and thirtieth yere oF Cizstag king of Judah ? and hee — a Tolongas he! gauc eareto Za⸗ _chariab the Pro⸗ phet. b Hisfather and grandfather were ilaineby theix fubieéts and ſer⸗ uants,and he, bee caufe he would % viurpethe Prie(ts office contrary to Gods ordi- nance,was{mit- -· ten immediatly + by the hand of | God with the les profie, 2. Ghron. 26.21. c As viceroy , or Geputie todis father, d He was the fourth in deſcent from lehu, who's reigned accor- ding to Gods promife,but in him God began to execute his wrath againft the houfe of Iehu, e Zachariah was the laft in Iſrael that had the kingdom by fuce ceflion,faue only Pekahialithe fon of Mcnahem, who reigned but two yeeres, Chap, 10:30: g Thatisof If Tacl, Th Inftead of fee- f king helpeof i“ bout by money’ } to purchafe the | favour of this © fidel and there. | foré'God for- ; ſooke bin; and ward brake pro· mife,deftroyed Hed hispeople | away captive, i , the fame confpi- racie. e Í 1 k For God fiir, | zed vp Paland. Viglath Pilefer. inft lſiael for ahsir finnes aeGhron. 5.28 Menahem. Pekahiah, Pekah) thefpaceofia moneth in Samaria. __ 14 Fo Wenahem the ſonne of Gadi went by from Wirzab and came to Damarta,and finote Shalini the tonne of Jabeſh tt Ha- maria and lew him, Eretgned in his ead. Is Concerning the reft of the acts of Hhallum, tthe trealon which hee wzought, Lepaild, theyare witten in the booke of the Chꝛonicles ofthe Bings of Iſrael. Chap.xvj. 30. And Hoſhea the fon vf Elah wrought trealon againſt Pekah teinne of Rina ltaj, and (mote bunsand dem him, and trig. ned in his tead ai thotwenticth yeere ot Ide tham the ſonne of Gz;tah 31 Concerningthereſt ofthe acts of [ee Kab, and all that hee did, behold, thepare uitten in the booke of the Chronitles of the kings of Silzael. Yotham. Ahaz. 152 . Dome in bis hana. | Godhe wenta- | {J ; Iſrael that all men offubitance ſhould gite the king of Alipur fiftte wekles of ſiluer a King being anin-: nahem and all hat be Di, are they not waits Pulfooneafiers ~ | hiscountrey, and: ead. of Judah, began Pekahiah the ſonne ofge and reigned tina yeere. I Which were of kilid bin and reigned in his ead. Pexkahiah, and all that je oid, behold, they 16 ¶ Then Menahem deſtroped £ Tiph- nities , the ſah and ali that were therein, andthe coats of Remaliah Kingof Iſrael began Jotham thereof from Tirzah, becaule they opened ſonne of Cissiah king ok Judah toreigue. Nottahun, aud heliaeceit, and ript vp all 33 Fiue añd twentie peere olde was hee, - their women with child, when be began toreigne,and he reigned lipa 17 Che nine and thirtieth peeresf Aza- -teene yeerein Jerulatem s and his moibers riab king of Judah, began Menahem the name was Jeruſha the daughter of Zadok. ſonue of Gadito reigne oner Ilrael, and reig- 34 And hee did vprightip in the tight of nedtenveeres in Daiatia. 5 ythedLozds bee Did accopding 'toall thashis 1 He heweh 18 And-he Did euill in the ſight ofthe Lord, father Gsstah had Done. see) Shavhis vprights- | — notall his Daves fro m the ni 35 But the high places were not put a· nefe wasnot , | of Jeroyoan the tonne of facbat, which wap: for the propie pet ctrereuandburntin= (ch, but that he cenit in the high places: be built thebighzit had many ard gate of thehoule ofthe Lod. great faults, 36. Concerning the rett of theacts of Jo⸗ tham aind ail that Hee did, are theprot wart ten in the booke of the Cheonicics of che kings of jJudah?:... » ire sI 37 In athoſe dayes the Lord beganne to Tenn again Jutah Resin the king, of 4- tamano » eka the fone of Remaliah. picce: fothe king of AlhurretyracBand tae · ¶ 38 And Jotham ſlept with his fathers, ried not therein tye land. cS) and was buried with bis fathers tn the citie 21 Concerning the reft oftheactsof Me⸗ of David his kather, and Ahaz. bis fonne reigned bts ſtead. 22 ¶ In che ſecond yere of Pekah the ſon 2, Chrer,az.1, Or, Azariahe- made Iſrael to ſinne. 19 @ Then ulthe king of Aſſhur came agatnit the slandsana enahem gaue foul athoufand) talents ofüiner, that bis band nile ht bee with hin, and eſtabliſh the king- m Afterthe- death of Iotham. n Which flew of: Iudahin one day fixefcore thou= fand fighting nien, 2 Chio,28, . 6. becaufe they had forfaken thé- true God. 20 Gud SPenabem tracted the monepin ten. in the booke of the Chronicies of. the’ ; ] kings oF Ilxael? zo p Zahar hing of Indah confecrateth his [onse in 22And Menahem lept with bis fathers, i fre. 5 lerufalem is befieged. 9 Damafcusastaken | Pie gud Pekabial his (onne, DIO rtigne it bis and Rexin flane. 11 Fdolatrie. 19 The death of © h 426b4 20 Hezekiah facceedeth him. , best TAA Te leuenteenth peere of Pekah the ſonne — L of Remaliah, Ahaz the ſonne of Jotham a This wasa wies- kingok Judah began to reigne. ked fonne of a ~ 2. Twentie peere olde was Ahaz, when godly father,as~ hebegan to reigne, aud jee reighedligtecne of bimageine © ` peere mt Jerulalem, and Did not bprightlyin came godly Ezé- the fight of the Lod bis Gop, Ike Dauid Kish, and of bia: _ his father. =- ; wicked Manat- 3 But walkedintheway of the kingsof (ch, fave that Picael, vea, and mave his ſonne to» goe tho· God intheend’ row the fire, after the abominations ofthe thewed him mers- heathen, whom the Lod had caſt out before cy. Thus we (ee the childzen of Iſrael. i ; “how vntertaing 4 Allo be offred and burnt incente inthe itistodepend getes of bie places, and on the hils, and vnder euery on thedignicie © greene tree.. of out fathers, |” 5 _* Chen Resin king of Aram, and IDes b Tharis offered: kab Onne of Rematiah king of Iſtael came him to Molec, bp to Jerufalem to fight: and.thep beſſeged or made him co’. Abaz but could not ourrceme ¢ him. paffe betweene * 6 Atthe fame time Resinking ofArant two fires,asthe - reftozed $ Clath to Aram, and droue the maner ofthe ¢ Jewes from. Clath.: fo the Aramites came Gentiles was,” to Clath, and orielt there vnto this dap. Leuit 21. . 7 Ehen Abaz lent e mellengers to deut.:S10.-’ Tiglach Pieler king of Afihur, faying, 72.7.1. J. ain thy feruant and thy fonne: come c For the Lord” vp, and Deltuer mee putet the hand ofthe preferned the ci- - - wi Een È : i tie and his peo- pi for his promifé fake made to Dauid,’ 23. Cin che fitit) peeve of Azariah Ring nahem to reigue ouer Iſtael in Samaria, -24 And bee did cuill In the fight of che Loz ; for he Departed not from the tunes of Jeroboam the fone. of Mebat, which made Iſrael to fine. - f 25 And Pekah the ſonne of Remaliah, his captatne confpired againk him, and finote bim in Samaria in the place of the kings palace with i Argob and Arich, and With him fiftte men ofthe Gileadites: fo hee 26 Concerning the ret of the are witten in the booke of the Chronicles of the kings of Iſxael. N 27 C Inthe two and fiftieth peere ofA- paria king of Judah beganne Pekah the onne of Remattay to reigne ouer Iſrael in @Pamiaria,and reigned twentie peeres. 28 And hee did chill in the fight of the Rod: tor he depatted not fromthe finnes of Jeroboam the ſonne of Nebat, that made Iſraelto ſinne. 29 Inthe dayes of Pehah king of Iſrael x came Ciglath Pileſer king of Aithur, and tooke Jton, and Abel, Geth-maachab, and. Janoah,and Kedeſh, and — Gilead, and Galilah, and ail the {and of Maphtali, AND caried tuem away to. AGhur, m: d d- Which citie Azanis ad taken from the Aramites, and fortified it, Cha. 14.22. c Con⸗ czatie to she admonitionof the Prophet, Ia, 7.4. 07 7 Ring: f Thus he {pared not to fpoyle the Temple of God to haue fuccour fmen, & would not ence lift his heart toward God, te defire his helpe,nor yet heare his Pro- phetscounfell. g Weefeetat thereis no prince fo wicked, but he fhall finde flatte- rers, and falfe mi- nifters to feruc his turne. E Either offtings For peace or pro- ſperitie, or of thank{giuing, as Leuit 3.t.or els meaning the morning & cuge ning offerings Exod,29.38. num, 28,3.and thus he contem- ned the meanes ‘andthe altar, which God had commanded by Salomon to ferue God after bis owne fantafie. i Thatis,at the right hand, as meu went into -the Temple... k Hete he efta- blitheth. by com- matidement his _owne wicked proceedings,and ` doth abolith the commandement and ordinance of God. . L Or,tent,wher- in they lay onthe Sabbath,which bad ferued their weekeinthe , Templeand fo departed home. m Either to flat- eer the king of Affyria when he fhould thus {ee him change the ordinance of God, orelfe that the temple might be a refuge for him, ifthe king fhouldfuddenly aflaile his houfe Ahaz and his idolatrie. > Hezekiah. king of Aram, and out ofthe hand of the King of Iſrael which rife vp againſt me. 8 And Ahaz tooke the liluer and the gold that was found in thefhoute of the Loꝛd and in the trealures of the kings Honte, and lent a pꝛeſent vnto the king of Albur. 9 Andtheking of Anhur confentes ott to bini: and the king of Alhut went vp a gaint Damaſcus, and when hee had taken tt, hee carted the people away to Kir, ana flow Resta. 10 And king Abaz went onto Damaleus to meet Tiglach Bileſer king of Aſhur:and when king Shas fatu the altar that was at Damalcus, Helent to Criiah the ziek the paterne of fhe altar,and the fathion of tt,an all the wozkinanthtp thereof. Il And Gitiah the Beieſt made au altar 8 tall points like to that which king Ahaz had fent from Daimatcus, fo din Criial the Pꝛieſt agant king Abaz came from Da- maius. I2 So when the King twas come from Damaſlcus, the king fawe the altar: and the king Deewe neers to the altar, and offered L thereon. - 13 Andheet his meate offering, and pomzed bts Dzinke oring, and ſprinkled the blood of hts peace offerings belie the altar, 14 And kt it by the braſen altar which wasbefore the Lod, and brought itin far- arent * ER the altar and e LoD and let tt an tie'fRozt fide of the altar. j , 4 bisa Ig Gin king Ahaz commaunded Ariiah the Piet, and {atd, Apon thegreat altar: fet on fire ih the mozning th? burnt offering and in the euen the meate oſtering and the.. kings burnt offting and his meate offering, : with the burnt offering of all the people of the land, and their meate offering,anp their Minke offerings + and powee thereby all the blood ef the burnt offering anv all the blood of thelactifice,and the byalen altar albe. fo2 me to tnquire of God; 16 And Gritah the Heieſt did according to all that king Abas bad commanded, {7 And king Abaz bake the borers of the baſes, and tooke che caldzons from off them; andtooke dotwne the fea from the bza- fenoren that were vnder it and put it vpon - a panentertt of tones. 18 And the! ‘baile fo? the Sabbath (that they Had made inthe boule) andthe kings entrie without turned be to the boule of the LoD, ~becantle of the king of Aſhur. Ig Concerning the ret of the acts of A· haz, which hee D, are they not witten tir e poong of the Chronicles of che kings of i} Jha 20 And Ahaz lept with his fathers,and was buried with bis fathers in the cttic of Daud , and Hezeklah his foune reigned in bis tean, CHAP. XVII. 3 Hofbea king of [raclistaken, 4 and he and al his realme brought tothe Affyrians 18 for thew tdolatree. 25 Lions defroy the Affvrians that dwelt im Samaria. 29 Euery one wor{hippeth the bee burnt bis burnt effering,and | TL.Kingse Hoſhea. Iffaels captiuitic for their fi. God of lus nation, 35 contrary tè the commandé- ment of God, Je the a g Agri of Ahas king of Ju⸗ Dah beganne Hoſhea the ſonne of Clab to reigne in Samaria ouer Ilrael, and reigned nine ꝛeeree ways 2 And hee did enill inthe fight of the Zod. > but not as the kings of Iſxael, that were before him. 3 And Shalmaneler king of Aſſhur came vpagainſt bin, and õſhea became bis ſexuant, and gaue him pꝛeſents. 4 And the king of Albur found treaſon in Doea: fo2 he had lent meflengers te So king oe and brought no prefent unto the king of Alihur, > az hee had done peerely : therefore the king of Afihur ſhut him vp, and puchiminperlor boa 5 Then the king of Aſchur came vp tho- rowout all the tann, and wentagainit Ga- Martasand belieged it three yeeres. : 6 Qn the ninth peere of Hoſhea, the king of Aſhur tooke Samaria, and carted Iſrãel away vnto Aſchur, and put themin - alah, and tn haboꝛ by the riner of Gosan, andin the cittesofthee Medes. - - 7 Fozwhen thechilorzen of Iſrael a ſin · ned againſt che Lord their God, which had brought chentout ofthe land of Egypt from vnder the hand ok Pharaoh king of Cayppt, ‘and feared other gods, 8. And walken according to the fathions of the heathen, whome the Lod had caſt ont befoze the chilazer of Iſrael, and after ; re —— kings ot Jiraci, which they DeD, ; 9 And the children of Iſrael had done fecretip-things that were not vpright be- fave the Lozd their Gad, and thozewout alithetr cittcs had built high places, both from the tower e of the watch, te the defen- ced citie, - dake ' Lo, And had, made then images ann groues bpon euerp hte hill, and vnder euery grecne tree, — II And there buent incenſe in all the high places, as DiD the beathen, whom the Lod had taken away before them, and wrought wicked things to angerthe Lod, , 12 And lerued idoles : whereofthe Low 9 fain vnto them, * Dee ſhall doe no ſuch t Ing. > “ 13. to faet, ann to. Judab + by alt the izo: phets, and by all the Scers, faying,* Carne from pour entllwayes, and keepe my com maundements and my ſtatutes, accoding to allthe law, which F commanded pour fas thers, and which J {ent to youbp my ier uante the Pꝛophets. — ä——— 14 Heuertheleſſe, they wenld not obty, «but hardned their necks, itke to thetrecks of theirt fathers, that did not beleene inthe Loio their God. one ; I5 Audthey refuled his ſtatutes and his concnant, that hee mabe with their fa- there, and bis tekimentes (wherewith hee witneſted vnto them) and. they followed panitte, and became vaine, and followed the heathen that were round about them : concerning whore, the Lord bad een Motwithanding the Lord feites a Though he in- uentednonew F idolatry or im- pictieas others: did,yet be fought f forhelpeatthe’ $ Egyptains, wbich God had forbid en. b For he had payed tribute for the fpace of eight yeeres, Chap.18.106 c` Porat thistims the Medes and Perfians weren fubie&ro the .: Aſſyrians. d Hee ſetteth forth at length the cauſe of his great plague au perpetuall.cap=; tiuitie,to admo⸗ nilh allpeople, aud nations to cleaue to the Lord God,and; onely worthip.. him for feate of rowout allcheit borders, —— T Ebr byche âl hand of. Ieren 8 randi A 25.5.and.35.15 Deut.3 1.27. f So that toal- ledge the autho- ritie of our fa- thers or great an tiquitie, except we can prooue that they were godly,is butto declare that we arethe children of the wicked’ Tdolatrie. Exod. 33.8. a ding. 12.28. ig Thatis,the Sun,the Moone 16.3. i Readeofthis phrafe, 1.King. they of Benia- ‘mia and Leui, which remained, were counted with Judah. | 1 Our oftheland where he (hewed the greatelt to- kens of his pre- im That is,God tribes, 1. King. 12. 16,20. *Ebr. by the \hand of. Lere.25 9% in Of thef¢ peo- )of mention is ſo (much made in ithe Gofpel,and i wich whom the Tewes would ue nothing to doe, Iohn 4 9. ho That is they ſeruel him not: itherefore, left pheme him, as ‘}though there were no God, lites he meweth among them | Pby this ftrange. = punifhment, euery countrey which was moft efteemedin that fence and faucur, out offthe tense yplescamethe Sa- imaricans, where- ithey Should :blaf+ his mighty power Lion$inSamatia. The them,that they ſhould not Doe like them, 16 finally, they leftall the commaunde- ments of the Lod their God, and made them molten tinages,* cuen two calues, and Made agroue, and worſhipped ail the s holt oF heauen,and ferucd Waal. i 17 Gnd they made their fonnes, and their Daughters" pafe thorow the fire, and vſed witchcraft and tnchantments, yea, i folde themelues to Do euil in the Ggit of the Lod to anger him. ; 18 Therekore the Lod was erceeding woth with Firael, and put them out of his fight, and none waslett but the tribe of Ju⸗ Daly * onelp. 19 Pet Judah kept not the commande· ments ofthe Lord their God, but walked pd to the fatten of Riracl which thep v g . £ 20 Hherefore the Lord cat off al the ſeed of Iſrael, and afflicted them, and deliuered them tnta the bandsof yoylers, vnttllhee hadcaltthenvoutofhis tight. - 21 ™ for hee cut off Iſrael from the boule OfFDantd, and they made Jeroboam the fon of Rebat, Ring: and Jeroboam Drew Brae! away from following the Lod, and made, them finne a great ſinne 1 22 Soz the chilozen of Iſrael walken in all the finnesof Jeroboam, which he did, and Departed not therefrom, 23 Antill the Lo2d put Iſrael away out Tartak: and the Sepharims burnt their chtldzen in the fire to Adꝛammelech, and Ae nanunelech the gods of Sepharuaim, 32 hus they feared the — > anda ported out prtetts ont of themictues foz the bie places, who peepared foz them facrifices m the boutesof the bie places. 33 * They" feared the Lod, but ferned their gods after the maner of the nations whom they caried thence, 34 Unto this vay they doe after the olde maner: they neither feare God, neither Doe after their £ ozdinances, no: after their cu: ftomes, no2 after the Lata, nor after the com mantement, which the Koro commanded ae — of Jaakob, whom bce named ract, 35 And with whom the Lad had mave à coucnant, ¢ charged them, faving, * Feare none other gods, 1192 bowe pour felues to theni,noz ferue them, nor facettice to them: 36 But feare the Lom which bought pon out oftheland st Egypt with great power, and a ftretched out arme: bim teare pe, and worſhip him andfactifice to him. 37 Allo keepe pee diligently the ſtatutes and the edinances, and the Late, and the cominaundement, which bee wrote Foz pou, that pee Boe them conttmially, and feare not other gods. 38 And forget not the couenant that J Hane made with peu, neither feare pee other ofbisfight, ashee bad faid by ali pister- god uants the Prophets and caried Iſrael away out of their land te Albur vnto this day. 24. And the king of Aſſhur brought folke from Babel, andtrom " Cuthah, and from Aua, and front hamath, and from Dephar> uain, audplaced them in the cities ot Da Marta in tead of the childzenof Iſraet: fo they poflefien Samaria, and dwelt inthe cis ties thereof. — 25 @ And at the beginning of their Dwelling there, they- feared not the Lord: therefore the Lor fent lyons among thent, which flew them. ACESS 26 Wherefore thep ſpake to the King of Alipur laying, Che nattons which thou batt remooued, and placedin the cities of Sa- maria, knowe not the maner of the God of the land: therefore he hath ent tons among thei, and beholde, they tay them, becaute thep know not the maner ofthe Gov of the and. -27 Then the Ring of Aſſchur coumaun · Ded, ſaying, Cary thither one obthe Prieſts, whom pe brought thence,and let him goann. Diwelthere, and teach themtbe mater ofthe - Gon P ofthe countrey. 23 Ho one of the Pꝛieſts, which they has carted from Samaria, came and dwelt in Weth-el, and taughe them how they ſhould feare the Low. ; 120 $f - 29 owheit, euery Ration made their gods, ð put them in the houlesiof che hie pla ces, which the Samaritans had made cueryp fered thatidole,’ Ration in their cities, wherein they dwelt. 30 For the menof Babelinade a Suez coth-Benoth;ethemenof Cuth mane Mer- gal, aud the men of Hamath mane Shima, 31 And the Auims made jathhay, awd ods. 39 But keare the Lord pour God, andhe Chap. xviij. Samaritansreligion. Hezekiah. 153 Exek.20.33. Keph. 15, r That is,they had acertaine Knowledge of God,and feare him becauſe of the punifhment, bue they conti- mied fill idola- ters asdoethe Papifts,which worlhip both Goi and idoles: but this isnot to feare God, as ap- peareth, verfe 34. f Hemeaneth this by the Ifrae- lites,to whom God had giuen his commande- ments, Gexe.3 2.28. I king, 18,3 1a Tudg, 6, 10. sere, 10. 2s will deliuer pou out of the hands of all pour enemies. Utd: 40 Howbeit, they obeyed not, but did af- ter their old cuftome. | 41 So thele t Mations feared the Loyd; and Cerued therr images alfo : fo did their children, and their childzens childzen:as din their fathers.fo Doe thep unto this day. CHAP. XVIII, 4 Hezekiah king of Judah putteth downe the brafen ferpent, and deftroyeth the idoles, gând profpercth. 11 Ifraelis caried away captiue, 39 The blafphemie of Saneherib, N2» in the *ehird yeere of Hoſhea ſonne of Elah the king of Iſrael Yescktah the fonne of Abas King of Judab beganne ta reigne. t Thatis,thefe ftrangers,which were fent into Samaria by the - Affyrians, 2,Chron. 28. 37 and 29.1. 2 Pee was fie and twentie yeere olde | then hee began to reigne, and reigned nins and twentiẽe yeere in Fevulatem. Dis mo⸗ thers name allo was Abi the Daughter of Zachattay, ; 3 And heedtd a pyzightly in tHe fight of the Lod accozding to ail that Danid hrs fa: therban Gore. i À 4. Wee tooke away the bie places, and bake the images, and cut down che groneg, and brake in pieces the *beafen ferpent chat Moſes had mate : for vntco thole dayes the a Although they of ludah were giuen to idola- trie and impicti¢, as they of Ifrael were,yet God for his promife fake, was mercifull ynto the throne of Dauid ; and childpen of Iſrael did burne incenſe to it, yer by hisiudge- and he called tt > Nehuſhtan. ment toward the other prouo · ked them to repentance, Num 21.8,9, b Thavis, a piece of brafle: thus hee called the ferpent by contempt , which notwithftanding, was fet vp by the word of God , and miracles were wrought by it: yet when it was abuſedto idolatry, this good king deflroyed it, not thinking it worthy to-becalled alerpent,butapiece of braſſe. 2 5 De Hezekiahs feare. © Reade Chap. 17.9. C hap, I 7 30 Lhap.17.6 9.Chro#.3 tte ifa 36. 1. ecclus. 46. 18, 19. d Ashiszeale was before pray- fed, fo his weak- nefle is here fet forth that none Should glosy in hinselfe, e After cettame yeereswhen. He- eckiah ceafedto fend the tribute appointed by the ine of the Affy- zians, he fent his Captaines and ar- sic againft him, Or, writer of Chronicles, or Secretarie. tEbr.talke o we —* 5. He truſted tx the Low God of Iſrael: fo that after bim was none like him among all the Rings of Judah, neither were there any (uch before hun. Foꝛ Hee claue tothe Lord, and depar · ted not from him, butkept his commandes mene? which the Lozd had commaunded eles. 7. Bothe Lod was with him, and hee pareve inal] things, which bee tooke in jana $ allo hee rebelied againit the Ring of Alſhur, and ſerued him not. 8 Hee ſmote the Philiſtims vnto Zzzah, and the coaſtes thereof, c fromthe watch J tower vnto the Defenced citte, € * And inthe fourth peere of Ring DHesekiah, (which was the leuenth yeere of Hoſhea lonne of Elab king of Praci) pal- manefer Ring of Aſſhur came vp againſt Hamaria, and beſieged tt. Io And akter thzee peeres theptocke tt, euen in the firt peere of Hezekiah: thatis, * the ninth peere of Yolhea Ming of Iſrael was Samaria taken, | Ir Chen the King of Albur sid tarie a: way Jael vnto Almut, and put them in f Halab, and in Mabon, by the riuer of Goxan, and tu the cities of the eves. 12 Becaule they would not obey the vayce ofthe Lord their God. but tranigrefied his Couenant ; thacis,all that Woles the leruant of the Lod had commanded, and would nei⸗ ther obey ne? Doe them. 13 C* Wozeourr, tn the fourteenth yeere of King Hezekiah, Saneherib King of AG fhur came vp againſt all the ſtrong ctties of Judah, and tooke them. 14 Éhen Hezekiah Ring of Judah fent vnto the King ok Aſchur to Lachih, faving, 4J haue offended: depart from me.and what thou layeſt gyon me, gi will beare it. And the Ring of Aſhur appointed vnto Hezekiah King of Judah hree hundreth talents of fii- uer, and thirtie talents of gold. Is Ghereforeipesckiah gaucall the ſiluer that was found in the boule ofthe Lozd, and in the treaſures ofthe Rings Houle. 16 Qt the fame ſeaſon Did Pezekiah pull off the places of the dooꝛes of the Temple of the Lod, and the pillars (which the faid Hezekiah Ring of Judah had covered ouer) aud gaue then to the Ring of Aimur. 17 € And the Ring of Aſſhut (ent e Zar- tan and Rabfaria, and Rabihakeh from Laii to king Hezekiah with a great hoſte againſt Jerufatem. AnD they went vp, and came to Jerufalem, and when they were well tome by, they ſtood by the conduit of the vp⸗ per poole, which te by the path of the fullers IS And called to the Bing. Then came out to them Eliakim the fonne of Hilkiah, which was fteward of the Houle, and Sheb- nab the chancelier, and Joah the ſonne of A · faph thel Recoder. 6) 19 And Rabhakeh faid onto then, Tell pee Hezekiad, Jpꝛay pou, Thus faith the great Ring, cuenthe great Ring of Albur, Ahat confidence is this wherein thou try- ick? 20 Thou thinks, Surely J haue 4 clos - IT. Kings. quence, f but counfell and ſtrength are for the warre. Dn whom then Boek thou trutt, that thou rebelle agati me? O i 21 Loe, thau truket now in this broken ftaffe of reed,to wit, ons Cappt, on which if amaticane, tt wii goe into pis hand, and pearce it ; {ois Pharaoh Ling of Egypt vn⸗ to all that cruft on him. i 22 But if vee fap vnto me, Hee trut in the Loꝛd our God, is not that hee whole hie places.and whole altars Hezekiah hath» ta ken away.and bath ſaid to Judah and Jeru- falm, Dee hall worſhip veioze this Altar tn erufatem? bint 23 Now therefore gine ihoftages tomy lozd the King of Aſſhut, and T will gtuc thee two thoufand hozles, if thou be able to ſet ri⸗ Ders vpon them. j 24 Foꝛ bow canit thou defpile any cap- taitne ofthe leaſt of my matters teruants,and put thp trut on Egypt for charets and hoꝛſ⸗ nien? : 25 Am J nowe come vp without the k L02 to this place, to Deltroyp tt ? the Loꝛd fain to me, Gor vp againit thisland,and De- roy it. oh 26 Then Eliakim the fonne of Hiikiah, andSbebnabh, and Joah fain vnto Rabha- keh, Speake, J pzay thee, to thy feruantsin the Aramites language, fo: we vnderſtand it, æ talke not with vsin the Jemes tongue, in a auBience ofthe people that are on the a wail. 27 But Rabihakeh fain vnto them, wath my mater lent me to thy mater and to thee tofpeake thele words, and netto themen which it onthe wal, that they may cat their owne Doung, and drink + their owne pile with peu? ; i. 28 Go Rabſhakeh Kood and cried with a lowDde voice inthe Jewes language, and (pake, faving, Weare the woes ofthe great Ring, of the King of Afihur. 29 Thus fateh the King, Let not Hese- Rial deceiue pou : foz hee Wall not be able to Deliver pou | out of mine band. » 30 Neither let Hezektah make pou ta trut inthe Lord, laying, The Lord wu furce ly Deltuer vs, and this citie hal not be ginen oner inte the hand of the king of Afihur. 31 Hearken not vnto — foꝛ thus faith the King of Aſhhur, Dake t appoint · ment with mee, and come out to mee, that euervman map eate of bis owne wine, and euery man of his owne Rigge tree, and peace. Dainke cuery man of the water of his owne ell, 32 Tül Icome, and bring pou ta alana like pour owne land, euen aland of wheate and wine, aland of bead and vinepardes, aland of oltues opiz, and honie, that pe may iine and not die : and obev net bescktah, fo: be pipia, poufaying, Che Lom wil weli Herds. 33 Hath anyof the gots of the nations Deltuered his land out of the hand of the Ring of Aſhur: 34. Where tothe god of Hamath, and of Arpad ? where ts the govaf Hepharuatm, Wena and Juah? how Haue they Deltuered Damaria ont ofmune hand 2 35 WAho Rabfhakehs outrage and y f Thou thinkeft that words will ` feruc to perfwade thy people, orco g Egypt thai net only not be able to fixccour thee, but fhall bean + burt vnto thee. h Thus theidoe Jaters thinke that Gods religion is defircyed when fuperftition and idolatrie arere- 7 formed. % i Meaning, that itwasbelt for - oe to yeeldto the king of Affy. ria, becaufe * po wer was ſo finall that he had not men to fur nifh two thous fand horfes, k The wicked alwayesintheir. profperitie flatter themfelucs that God doth fauour them. Thushe ` {peaketh to feare Hezekiah that by refitting bim, he fhould refit God. llOr, Syrians. tEbr:the water oftheir festes lor, by bis hand. TEbr ,bleffings meaning the condstronsof 1 Hemaketh himfelfe fo fure, that he willnot grant them truce, except they ren- der themfelues to him to be led away captaiues. CGbo are thep among all the gods of Ne bee nies — he lana cerable blaſphe-· liuer Jerufalem out of mine hand? mic againſt the 36 ut the people held their peace, and trueGod,to anſwered him nota on : fo2 the kinges make bin equall commaunDement was, faving, Anſwere pee with theidoles him not. Ean J of othernations: 37 Then Eliakim the ſonne of Hilkiah, therefore God which was ſteward ofthe houſe, and Sheb- didmoft tharpely Nah the Chancello: , and Joah the onne of punithit, Afaph the Recorderscame to Hezektab with their clothes rent, and told hun the wordes of Rabhakey. CHAP, XIX, 6 God promifeth by Ifarah victorie to Hexee kiah. 35 The Angel ofthe Lord kileth an han- dreth and fourefcore and fiuethoufand men of the is ffyrians, 37 Sanehersb is killed of his owne OnGES. AS * when king Pezrkiah beardit hee rent bis clothes, and puton fackecioth, and came tito the boule of the Lod, 2 Gnd fent Eliakim which was the Ke- ward of the boufe Shebnah the Chancel: 102, and the Ciders of the Pꝛieſtes clothed infackecloty , ata Iſatah the Paopher, the tonne of Ainio5. y 3 And thep layd bunto bim, Thus faith Dezckiah, Chis day ts a day of tributation and of rebuke and biaſphemie: for the chil> b Thedaungers Deen are come to rhe bitty, and there is no arefo great, that ſtrength to bring forth. we can neither 4 Felobethe Lod thy God hath beard anenge this bla- all the wordes of Rablhakel , whome the phemie, not help Kingof aſchut his mater bath (ent to ratle our felues no on theliuing God, and to reproch biim with more then a wo- words Which the Lozd thy God hath heard, manin hertsa- then lift thou pp chy pater foz thesremnant vaile. that are lekt. j fl c Meaning, for § Co the ſeruants of king hezekiah Jerufalem, which came to JIſaiah. oncly remained 6 And Ilaiah ſayd vnto them, So hall Ifa37 1 a To heare fome new prophelicy and to haue Í comfort of him. ofall che cities ye fay to pour matter, Thus faith the Lord of Iudah. e not afraid of the words which thou hak heard, wherewith the feruants of the king of Althur haue blaſphemed me. d TheLord can 7 Bebhols,j wil lend ablak4 ypon him, with one blat and be hall heare a noyle, and returne te bis blow away all obne land: and J will caule bim to fail by the ftrengthof the ſword in bis owne land. manandtume «= 8 @ Ho Kabſoakeh returned,and found it into duft. ticking of Aſhur fighting againit Libnah: e Thatis,Sane fe? he had beard that he was Departed from _herib. Lachiſh. lOr, blacke 9 eHe heard allo men lay of Tirahkah oores. king of || Cchtopia, £ Wehold,he ts come out f Forthe kings tafightagainit thee: be therefoze Departed of Ethiopia and and fent other meſſengers vnto Hezekiah, Egyptioyned lſaying, , j tegetheragaint 10 Thus ſhal ye peake to hezekiah king thekingof Afy- of Judah, and ſay, Tet not thy eGod Decewe tia becauſe of his thee ta whom thoitruſteſt, ſaving, Jeruſa⸗ oppreſſion of o- lent Mall not bee deliuered into the hand of thercounireys, the kinget Aſchur. g The more Al Bgholde, thou halt heard what the meere thatthe kingsefAiihur haue done to ali tands, how . Wwickedareto they haue deſtroyed them; and Wali thoube cheit deſtruction, deliuered? the more they 12 Haue the gods of the heathen deliue⸗ blafpheme, rep them which my fathers Yane deitrop- plafphemie, Deliuerance pronuſed. _ Chap. m Thisisan ex- outofinine band, that them Lod fonlu Dee fi xixe Hezekiahs prayer. 154 ed? a: Gozan, and Haran, and Resepb, and Pe chimen of Eden, Which were in Thela · 13 Mhere is the king of Hamath, and the king of Arpad, and the king of the citte h Bef ot Sepharuaim, Vena and quad? — f Arke tf C So iegebiah cecetued the letter of 9 ne pe nint che and of the meflengers, and read its iS eweth ano Hezekiah went bp into toe boule of the —— —* pe and Hezekiah (prea it before the uri all dan, Ig Gnd Hesckiah iprated before the Los, E510 wit, to and fayn, D Loz God of Fitrael, which fecto the Lord Dwellett bettweene the Cyerubins,thou art PY carneft praicr. bery God alone oner all the kingdomes of ay by effea theearth : chou bat made the beauenand thst chouwilt not the earth. . fuffer thy name 16 Lod, * bow Downe thine egre, any to be blalphe- heare; Tord open thincepes and behold, and Md heare the wordes of Haneberib, who hath | By this ticle he lent te blalpheme the ! lining Goo, » dilcerneth God 17 Cructh itis, bod, that the kingsof fromall idoles Albur haue Dettroped the nations and theit and falle gads. lands, m He fheweth 18 And haue fet fireon their gods; fog for what end the they were ns gods, but the weke of mans. tHitbfull defire of hauds, euen wood and ſtone: therefoze thep Godtobe deli- Deltroped them. ucred; to wit, Ig ACW therefore,D Lom our Gon, J thacbe maybe belech thee, fane thon vs outof bts hand, glorified by their that all che m kingDomesof the earth may deliverance, know, that thou, D £02d,art onely Gop, Becauſe as yet 20 @ Then Jlaiah the fonne of Amos fent Ferufalem had to Hezekiah, laying, Thus ſayth the Tord not beenetaken Ged of Jirael, I haue heard that whieh by the cnemie, thou hat prayed nic,concerning Sanebesth therefore he cals king of Attbur. eth her virgin, 21 This is the word that the Lo hath o Godcounteth {pokenagaint him. Ov virgin,Daughrer of that iniury done Zion bhe hath delpi(ed thee, and laughed thee to bim, and will to ícone: D daughter of Jeruſalem he hath revenge it, which Maken bis head at thee. is done to any of 22 Ahom halk thoi railed on? and whom his Saints, bat thoublatphemicd? andagatntt whome p Meaning, le- valk thou exalted thy voyce, and lifted pp rufalem,which thine epes on high? cuen ° agatnit the Holy Maiah calleth the oncot Iſrael. : height of his bore 23 By thy meflengers thou haſt railed on ders,to wit,of ue the Lod, and ſaid, By the multitude ofmy dab, Ia. 37.24, charets J am come vp tothetop of p moun: lOr, pleaſant taines,by the fides of Lebanon, and willcut countrey, Downe the hte Cedars thereof, and the faire lOr, the waters fitre trees thereof, and J will goe into the ofcsties befieged. P lodging of his boners and into the foreſt q He declareth of bis) Carmel, that forafmuch -24 J haue digged, anu munke the wa- ashe isthe au- ters of others,and with the plant of nip feet chor and begin- haue J Dyed ali the || floods cleſed in. ning of his _ 25 Hat thou not heard yew F haue of Church, hee will old tine made tt, aud hauz formed it long neuer fufferic ve- agoe? qand ſhould 3 now ding it, that it terly cobede- fjould bee deſtroyed, and layd on riunous Rroyed as other Heapesyas cities Detencen? cities and king- 36 Chok: inhabitants haue ſmal pow. domes, ‘ er,and are afratd,and confounded ; thep are r Thus hedefcris like the graſſe of the ſield, and greene herbe, bern the wicked, or grãſſe on the houle tops, pzas cozne bla⸗ which foratime ited before tt be growen, _ flourithand af. - 37 Aknow thy Dwelling, yea, thy going cerward fade and out, and thp comming in, ant thy kury a⸗ cecay like fow- gainſt ine. ers iS oe 28 And a E T a EY E VVVV—— Saneheribs hofte deftroyed. f Twill bridle thy raze, & turne thee toand fro, as pleafeth me, t God did not only promife him the viGorie, but gtueth hima Signe co confirme his faith. u The Lord wil) multiply in great number that fmal remnat of Iudah that is efcaped. x Theloue that God. beareth to- ward his Church fhall overcome thecounfels ani enterprifes of men M. 37.36. tob.1» 21.ecclus.48,24 1, mac. 7.41. 2.mac.8.39. y This was the iuft iudzement of God for his blaf- phemie, that hee fhould be flaine before thatidole, whom be prefers red to the living God,end by them, by whom hee ought by nature to haue ) _ Beene defended. 3° [brom 32.34, {33,1 a Thathis mind might not bee troubled. b Meaning, with- out all hypocri- fie. c Not ſo much forhis owne + death as for feare that idolatrfe Mould bee reto- |. red,which hebad deftroyed,and fo Gods name be dithoneurcd, 28 Anobecaule thou raged againk mec, and chp twunitis come vp to ming cares, J wiil put my l booke in chp noittels, and my bridie in thy lips, and weil being thee backe againe the tame way thou canet. 29 And this mallbera tigne ruto thee, O Hezekiah, Thou halt cat this perre, eh things as grow of themſelues, andthe neve pere luch as crow without wwitg , and the third pere fou pe and reap? and plant vine⸗ pards,and eate the fruits thereot. 30 And the remnant that ts efcaped of the houſe of Judah, Hallagaine take” root downeward, and beare fruit vxpward. 31 Foꝛ out of Jerulalem hall go: a reme nant, and ſome that ſhal eſcape out of mount Sion: the*zeale ofthe LoD of bekes fall Doe this. i? 32 CUiberefore, thus faith the Loꝛd con: cerning the king of Atthur , He wall neten: ter tito this citie no? ſhoote an arrow there, nor come before It with ſhield, no? catt a mount agatntt it: 33 But hee tyalireturne the way be came, and fhall not come into this citic, ſayth the 020. : 24 for J will Defend this citie to ſaue it foz mine owne lake, and io Dauid my fer uants fake. pat 35 EAnd the fame night the Angel of the Lord went out and fnote in the campe of Alijur an hundzeth kourelcore and fue thouland: fo when they arole early inthe —— beholde, they were all dead colp- es, ‘ 36 So Saneherib king of Aſſhur Depar- ted ,and went his way, and returned, and Dwelrin sineneh. 37 And as hee was in the Temple wo- fhipping Niſroch jis god, Adramelech, and Abharesce his fonnes y few him with the fwod ; and they elcaped mto the land sf A- rarat, and Elarhaddon his nne reig- ned in bis Head. CHAP XX, q Hezekiah i ficke s and reciueth the figme of his health, 12 He receineth rewards of Berodach, 13 Sheweth his trea fures, and is reprehended of Ifaiah. 22 He dieth, and Manaffeh his [onne reigneth in bis ſtead. j P kenni that time * was Hezekiah ficke nto Death: and the Prophet Dlatah the fonne of Ainoz came te pim, and lapde vnto hint, Thus faith the Low, Pout thine — in an order: fo: thou chalt die, and not iue. 2 Then he turned his face tothe atwall, and prayed to the Lom taping, 3 d belecch thee D &ord,remember now, pow J haue walked before thee in trueth, and with a>perfectbeart, and bane Bone that which ts good M thy fight: aud ezea kiah « wept foze. I f 4 @And afore Iſaiah was gone sut into the miaule of the court,che word of the Lod caine to him, faving, . Turne againe , and tell Mesektah the captaine of mp people, Thus faith the Loꝛd Gon of Dawid shy father, J paue heard thy Ik Kings. 4 pravet,and ſeene thy teares: bebold J haue healed thee, and the thied Day thou Malt goe vp tothe « boule of the Low. ii [ And 3 weil adde unto thy dapes fif- teene yeere, and wili Delmer thee and this titie outof the hand of the king of Aibur, and wti Defend this citie foz mine owu fake, ana toz Daun my ſeruants fake, 7 _ Chen Jlaray fain , Take a! lumpe of dap figs. And they tookett, and layd it on the boyle, and be recouered ¶ Fo2 Hezekiah had ſaid vnto Iſatah, Ahat (hall bee the figne thatthe Lod will heale mee, and that J hall goe bp into the boule of the 1o20 the thira dap? 9 And Flaiah antwered, Chis igne halt thou haue ot the Lod, that the Lo2d wil Boe that hee hath poken , Wilechou that the thas dow gee torward tenne Degrees » oe * gor backe ten degrees? a 10 And HHezekiah anfwered, Ht ig alight thing foz the avow to pafle forward tenne Degrees: not lothen, but let the adow sgoe backe tenne Degrees. It And Fatah the Prophet called nto the Lozd,and ge bꝛought againe the Hadow tenne Degrees backe by the Degrees wherby it had gone Downe in the »diallof Abaz. 12. @* The fame feafon Werodach Ba lanan the fonne of Baladan king of Babel, fent letters and a i pacfent to Wesekiah : foz be had heard how that Hezekiah was ficke. 13 And Wesekiah heard them,and chewed them all his trealure houle; to wit, the filuer and the gold, and the {pices, and the peti- cusopntinent, and all the boufe of bts ar- mour, and all that was found tn his trea- {ures there was nothing in bis boule , and tu allbis k realme, that Hezekiah ſhewed them not. 3 14 Chen Iſaiahthe Prophet came vnto king — „and ſayd vnto him, Cihat layd thele menzand trom whence came they to thee? And Hezekiah fain, Chey bee come from a farre countrey, euen from Babel, , 15 Then lard hee, Ahat baue they ſeene in thine boule? Qua Hezekiah anfwered, Ail that ts in mine boule hane they (ene: there is nothing among my treailires,that Jhaue not Hewed them. N 16 And Iſaiah faid onto Hesekiah, Meare the wo2d of the Lod. 17 Behold , the dayes come, that allthat is in thine honit, ¢ whatloeuer thy fathers haue layd vp in fore vnto this Day, *fhall be catieDinto abel: Mothing Hall bee left, fayth the Lod. 18 Ando thy nues that Mal proceed out of thee andiwhtch thou Malt beget , hal they takeaway, and they halbe cunuches tn the palace of the king of Babel. 19 Then Hezekiah laid vnto Jatah, T woꝛd of the Lord which thou baft ! fpo is goed: foz, fad he, Shall it not be good m peace and trueth bein my Dapesè 20 Concerning the reft ofthe ac zekiah, and all pts valiant Deedes, he made a poole and a conduit, and bought ` Hezekiah reftored to health. i o d Becauſe of his vnfamed repen⸗ tanceand priicty God turned away hisavrath, 1 cTo giue thanks for thy deliue- rance, Ay f Hedeclareth > that albeit God * can heale with- > cut other medi⸗ cines, yet hee fheweth that hee will not haue thefeinferious meanes contem- ned. Ecclus.48 24. g Letthe Sunne goc fo many de- ` grees backe tbat the houres may be fo many the fewerin the kings dial), b Which diall wasfetinthe top of the ftaires thar Ahaz had made, F fa.396. 1 Mooued with the fauour that God thewed to Hezekiah,and alfo becauſe hee had declared him felfe enemie to Sancherib his enemie, which was now defroy- ed. k Being mooucd with ambition and vaine glorie, and alfo becaufe hefeemed tores ioyce inthe friendfhip of him that was Gods enemie and an infidell, Chap.24. 83 and 25.13. 1erem.27. 19s 1 He acknow- ledgeth Ifiah to bethe true Pro- phetofGod, and’ therefore hum- bleth himfelfe to his word, m Seeing that od hath ſhew⸗ d mee this fauor o grant me quis etnes during my ` life: forhe was * afraide left the enemic ſhould have had occafion to reioyce , if the Church had dee cayed in his time,becanfe he had reftored retigion, water anaffch : Hisidolatrie, T water into the citie, are they not written in thebooke ot the Chronicles of the Bings of x Judab? SIRPA ezekiah ficpt with bis Fathers: 21 And fab Rept bis f anv Manailey Hts ton reigned in dis Head. CHAP, XXL 3 King Manaſſeh reftoreth sdolatrie, 16 And vfethgreat cruelte. 18 Hee dieth,and Amen his Jonne fucceedeth, 23 Wo is killed of hs owne (evuan:s. 26 After lim reigneth foſiali. 2. Chron. 33. 1. Mantes *was twelue pere old when he S LVibegau to reigne, and reigned üfrie ann Bue peere tnZerulalem: bis mothers name alio was Hephst-ba). 2 And hedidenilin the fight ofthe Lod after the abomination of the heathen, whom Dent.13.9, We * i had cafout befoze the chudzen of - itaet: > i - 3 SForhee went backe and built the high | Chap.18.4,. plates, * which Descktah his father had Dz- itroped: and hee erected vp altars fo: Waal, and made a grone, as DID Ahab King of JE raclandD worihipped all the hoſte of heauen and icrued them. 4 Allo herbnilt altars in the boule of the which wereonely a3 a inan wipeth a sith. which hee wiperh, deft of thereftof and turnet) it vplide Downe. the tribes, 14 And J will forlake thes remnant ef Chap.xxj.xxij. and cruéltie. Amon. Ioſiah. 155 2,Sam.7.13. Low, ofthe whieh the Lom fata, * Fn Jerus falem witli Ji put mp Mame. § And hee built aitars fo. ail the hoſte of the heauen in the two courts of the yout gt the Lod. a Reade Chap. 6 And hee cauſed his ſonnes > te paffe 16.3. * thozow the fire, and gaue himſelfe ta witch. cratt aud dorcerte,and be vin them thar had familiar pirita , and were (oothfayers, and Did oy enillin the fightofthe Lord to an» ger him. Š 7 And he let the image of the groune that he had made tn the boule, whereot the Loyd had faid to Dauld to Salomon his onne, r.King.8.29, *Suthis boul, andin Jerufalem, which J ‘and 9.3. haue cholen out of all the tribes of Iſrael, wil chap. 3.27 Z put mp Mamie to: euer, 8 Picher will J make the feete of Ffra- b Therefore fee- el mooue anp moze out of the land, whith J ingtheyobeyed gane their fathers: {o that they wil t obicrne not thecomman- ãnd Do ail chat J bane commanded them,and ‘dementofGod, actozding te all the Law chat my ſeruaunt they were july Moſes commanded them. caftforthofthar 9 Det theyobeyed not, but Manaſſeh led land,which they fthemoutof tye way, to toe moze wickedly hadbutoneon- then did the heathen people, whom the Lod dition, deſtroyed before the chlen of Iſrael. Terem.15 4. IO Cherefore the Low ſpake by bis ſer⸗ 1.Sam. 3.01. uantstheProphetsfaving, = © Meaning.thar II *Becaule that Manalſeh king of Ju· whofocuerthall Dab hath done ſuch abominations, and hath heare of this wrought moze wickedly then all that the A- B cael te mozites (which werebefoze him) did, and eaftonithed. ath made Judah finne atid with hts eles, d AsI banede- 12 Ehercforc thus faith the Lod God oF RMroyed Samaria, Iſrael, Behold. J wil bring an euil vpon Je⸗ andtbehoufeof ruſalein and Judah, that who fo heareth of “Ahab.fowiliI ` it,borh hts *eares ſhall· tingle. déftroy ludah. 13 And J will ttretch oner Jeruſalem the € Meaning, Iu- lineofd Samaria, and the plummet of the dah& Benjamin houſeof Ahab: and J wil wipe Jerufalem, mine inheritance, and deliuer them inte the hand of their enemes, and they thall be rob- bed and ſpoyled of all their aduerlarics, Ig Becaule they bane Done euill in my | fight, and haue p ouoked me to anger, titice | the time their fathers came out of Egypt, | vrtilt this Day. ; 16 Moꝛeouer Manaſſeh hed tinnocent f The Bbrewes blood exceeding much, ttl he repleniſhed Je⸗ write rhat he flew ruſalem from cogner to coner, beline hig aiahthe Pro · finne wherewith hee made Judah to finne, Phet, whowashie and to Doe enill in the fight of the Lord. ther inlaw, 17 Concerning the reit of the actes of Manalſeh, and ail that he Bi, and bis finne that hee finned, are they nor witten tn the booke of the Chronicles of the Kings of SuBab? 18 And Manalſeh Aept with his fathers, and was buried in the garden of hts owne boule, euen in the garden of Ezza: and Ae mon his fonne reigned in his ſtead. Ig €* Amon was two and twenty peere old, when hee began to reigne, and hee reiga ned two yeere in Jeruſalen: bis mothers name allo was Mechullemeth the Daughter of Daru of Jotbah. 20 Gnd bee Bid emllin the fight of the Lod, as his father Manalſeh did. 21 Foꝛ he walked trail tye way, that his father walked in, and ſerued the Boles that bis father ſerued, and woeſtipped them. 22 And bee forfooke the Lom God of his aac > and Walked not in thee way of the od. 23. And the feruants of Amon tonſpired pgaint him, and lew the King tn his owne ule, 24 And the people of the land fewe all them that had coniptred again King g- mon, aud the people nade Joſtah his ſonne Hing tn bis tead. 25 Concerning theret of the actes of ge mon, witch hee Did, are thep not witte in the booke of the Chronicles ofthe Ringsof 376 Gad | they burtep bim in bte pitch | _ 26 And || they buried bim in hrs ſepulchꝛe pe suri in the garden of Uzza:and Jolai his tonne lorh — reigned in his trad. “fiah bis finne. CHAP. XXII. 4 Iofiah repaireth the Temple. 8 Hilkiah jin deth the booke ofthe Law,and cau[eth it tobe pre- [ented to Lofiah, v2 Who fendeth to Huldah the Propheteffeto enquire the Lords will, [Dead was* eight yere old when he brgan 7 toreigne, and bee reigned one and thirtie ned by Iaddo the yeeretn Jerufalem. His mothers name at· Prophet,more ſo was Jedidah, the Daughter of Adaiah af then zoo yeeres ozcath. before.king. 13 2 And hee did Dprightly in the finhtef 2.and being but the Lod, anda walked in allthe wayes ot eight yereoldhe - Dauid his father, and bowed neither tothe ſought the God tight hand,no2 to the icft. _ of his fatter Da- 3 EAnDin the eighteenth peereof Ring uid,2.Chro.34.3. Joſtah, the Ring fent Shaphan the tonne of |!0r,coyne,as E Azalia, the onne of Meſhullam the chan- verfo- teller,to the houſe of tie Lo:0,feying; 0r vegl . 4 Go vp to ipilkiad the high Peleſt, that b Certaineofthe , be map| fumme the fluer which ts brought Priefts were ap- tuto the boule ofthe Lod, which the keepers pointeiro rhis of the lt Doze Hane gathered ofthe peopte. ofice,as Chap, : G 3 S AND 12,9. 2 Chron, 33: 70,2 g Thatisaceors · ding tohiscom- mandements, $ 2. (hron.3 4t. a His zeale was prophefied of, & his name mentio- The Lawis found. ¢ From the time of loath, for the fpace cf 224, yeresthe Temple remained wiih- out reparation through che neg- ligence of the Prieks. This de- clareth that they that hauea charge and exe- - aute itnot,ought to haue it taken fromthem. d So God pro- nided him of faithfoll feruants, feeing he went a- bout fo zealoufly to fecforththe worke of God, - e This wasthe copie thar Mofes left them,asap- peareth,2.Chro, 34.14, which ei- sner by the negii- gence of ¥ Prichs bad deene loft,or els by the wicked nesof idolatrous kings had becne avolithed. Eby melted. f Meaning to < forme Prophet whom God reue- leth the know- ledge of things Vato, a5 let.ꝛ 1.1. though et other timesthey en- guired the Lord by Vrim and Thurmim, g Or,the houfe of dodtrine, which was neere to thetemple,& where the lear- ned affembled to entreate the (crip- tures, and the doarine of the Prophets. h The workes ef mans hand here fignsfic all thot man inune teth beide tLe word of God, which a e abo- winable in Gods . fece, i i Meaning,tbat he did repent,as they chat doc not repent, are faid to hardentheir - heart Pial 95.8. § Andlet theme delinerit into the hand of theim that Doz the woke, and Daue the ouer ũght of the houſe of the Lard: leechent gine tt to them that worke inthe houſe ofthe Lom, to repaire the decayed places ofthe joules 5 6 To wvwit vnto the artificers and carpen: terg and malons, and to buy timber, and hewed tone to repaire the boule. Howbett let no reckoning bre made with them of the money, that ts deliuered into their Hand: foz they Deale 4 fatchfullp. 8 Aud ipiikiah the high Prielt laid vnto Dhaphan the chanceiler , 3 paue found the e booke of the Law in the boule of the ozm: and Hilkiah gane the beoke te Shaphan, enb he rean te. 9 BoShaphan the chanceiler came to the king, and bought bim word againe,and fain, Thy ſeruants baset gathered theme- ney, that was found in the poui, and haue deliuercd it into the bands of them that doe the worke, & haue the ouerſight of the boule of the Louw, 10 QtioDbaphan the chanceller hewed the king, faying, Hilkiah the Prieſt barh de. liuered meea booke. And Shaphan read it bekore the King. IL And when p king had heard the words of the booke of the Law, he rent his clothes. 12 Gierefore the Hing commanded iil: kia) the Wielt, and Aytkam thefonne of Shaphan, and Achboz rie nne of Micha · iab and Shaphan the chanceller, and Aiae biah the Rings feruant,faying, 13 Go yandi enquire of the Lod fo: me, and fo: the people ant Fo: all Fudah,concers ning the words of this booke that is found: foz great is the wrath of the eke thatis kindled againit bs,becaule our fathers haue not obeyed the wordes of this booke, to Doe according vnto all that which ts witten therein {o bs. i 14 @ So Hilkiah the Peieſt, and Ahikam, and Qchbo, and Shaphan, and Alahiah went onto Huldah the Pꝛophetelſe the wife of Hhalinm.the ſonne of Crkuad, thefonne of Harhas keeper of the wardrobe: (and the Dweltin Jeruſalem ui the e Colledge) and thep couununed with her. Is Gud ee anfwered them, Thus faith the Lord Gad of Iſrael, Gell che man that tent you tame, 16 Thus ſapeth the Lord, Bebon, J wiil iing eutll pan this place, and onthe hibauitants thereof, euen ali the wozdes of the booke which the Ming of Judah bath trad, d z 17 Becaule they hate korſaken mer, and baic burnt iuccnicuntoorhergads, ta anger int With ali the t wozkesofrhetr hands: my wath atio walbe kindled agatnk this place, and Hall uot be quenched. * 18 Butto the King of Judah, who tnt vouto enauire of the £029, lo Mall pe fay vue to pint, Ehus ih the Lod God of Firael, the wordes that thou haſt heard, (hail come to pafe, 19 Bu-beesufe thine heart Didi melt, and thou Hatt bunibled thy felfe before the Loz, when chou heardeſt what 3 pake agama * II. Kings. thisplace, and again the inhabitants of the fame, to wit, that it Gould bee Defiropen and accurled, and halk rent chy clothes, ana wept befoze mee, J haue allo Heard it, faith the Lod. i 20 Behold therefore, F will gather thee to thy fathers, and thou halt bee put in chy graue in k peace, and thine epes Mall not ite all the euil, which J will bring vpon this place. Thus they brought the Ring word as yatne, CHAP- XKITE 2 Iofiah readeth the Law before the people. 3 He maketh a couenant with the Lord. 4 Hee putteth downe the idoles after he had killed their Priests, 22 He keepeth Pa feouer.24He deftroceth the co- turers, 29 He was killed in Megiddo, 39. And his [onne Iehoahazreigneth in be ftead. 33 After be was taken, his fonne lehoiakim was made King. T Hen the King 2 ſentand there gathered unto him ali the Eiders of Judah and of ZJerulatem, i 2 And the Ring went bp into the houſe ofthe Lord , with all the men of Judah and all the injabitants of Zerulalem with him, andthe Prꝛieſts and Pꝛophets, and alithe people both {mall and great : and be read in thetr cares all the words of the beoke of the Couenant, which was found in the houte of the Low, j 3 And the Ring ood by the > pillar and X The Lawisread. Iofiahs | k Whereupon we may gather thatthe anger of Godisready againft the wic- ked, when God taketh bis fer- uarts out of this world, 2- Chron. 34,30. Becaufehe fa thegreat placue of God * wer threatned, he knew no more fpeedy wayto auoide them, then to turne to God by re- pentance,which cannot come made a ¢ couenant before the Lord, that thry bur of faith,and ouid walke after the Lord, and keepe his faith by hearing Cammaundements, and his teſtimonies, ofthewerdof . aud bis ſtatutes with all cheirheart, ¢ with all their fonle, that they might accompli the wozds of this Couenant witten inthis rag And all the people Roon to the Coue- 4 Then the King commanded Hilkiah the high Pꝛieſt, and the 4 Pꝛieſtes of the fe cond o2der, and the keepers of the Dooe, to bzing ont of the Temple of the Lozd all the veficis that were made foz Baal,and foz the grouc.and foz all the hoſte of heauen, and be burnt them without Jerufalem in the delds of Kedon, and carted < the powder of them into Beth-el. 5 And he put Downe the f Chemarims, whom the Kings of Judah had founded to burne incenſe ta the bie places, and in the ct- ties of Gudad,and about Jerulatem, and ai- fo theu that burnt incenſe vnto Baal to the Simite and to the Moone, and to the pla- nets, and fo all the hoite okhtauen. 6 And hee brought out thes groue from the Temple of the Lord without Jerufalem vnto the valley Kedron, and burnt itinthe valley Medion and ſtampe tt fo powder, and cait rhe Bulk therof tyon the bgraues ofthe cbildzen of he people. - 7 Am ye brake downe the houſes of the Hodomites, that were in the honie of the k oud, where the women waite hangings foz the groug., 8 Alia hee bꝛought all the eiris ont of “had there built God. b Where the King had his place, Chap, 11.14, c As loſhua did, Toth,24,22,25,. d Meaning the which were nex in dignitie to the hie Prieft, e Incontempt of tharalrar, which Ieroboam to facrifice to his calues. f Meaning,the £ Pricites of Baal, . which werecal - led Chemarims, either becaufe they ware blacke garments,or cife were (moked wich burning in- cenleto idoles. g He remoued the groue which. idclaters for de- uotion bad plan- ted neere vnto the Temple, contrarieto the commaundemcest of the Lord, Deutes.: 6,21. oF as fome rcade, the ſimili ude of a grouse which was hanged in the Tem. pic. h Both in contemprofthe idoles, and reproch of them which had warfhipped them in thei: lines. the F Becaufe chat thofe which bad forfaken ý Lord fta ferue idoles were not meere to minifter in the Lord for thein- ftruGien ofo- ‘thers. k Which was a valley neere to Terufalem, & fig- Bret while their beheard, Leuit. 18.21. where af- ter Ioſiah com- manded carions to be caft incon- tempt thereof, 1 The idolatrous Kings had dedi- cate horfes and charets to the fanne, either to ‘Carie theimage thereof about as the heathen did, or els tofacrifice | them, as a facri- fice moft agree- able, ) lOr „valley, im That was the mount ofoliues, To called becanfe it was fullof idoles. I, King.11.9. n Whit lerobo⸗ amhad built in Ifrael, r. King. -42.28,29. © According ta the propbefie of Taddo,1 King. Bs.. ii. P Meaning, the ophet which ‘came afrerhim, and canfed him eate con x the —— dement of the Lord,which were both two ied in one graue, K ing 33.21. zealeand teformation. the citiesaf Judah, defiled the hie places where the Pieſts had burntincenfe, euen from Gerba to Beer theba,and deltroyed the hic piaces of the gates that were tn the et- tring in ok rhe gate of Joſtua che gouernout ofthe citie which was at the lett hand ofthe gate of the cttte. j j 9 Neuertheleſſe the Pietes of the hte places came not bp to the altar of the Lod in Jeruſalem, tauc onely they did eate ofthe Bitleakened bread awong their brethren, 10 He deliled allo * Copheth,which was tn the valley af the childzen of Dinnom, that ho nan Would make bistonne o bis daugh⸗ ter pafie thorow the fire to Molech. -IL He put downe alfo the! boies that the kings of Judah had gtuen tothe ſunne at the centring in of the boule of the Lord, by the chamber of p2ethan-netech the eunuch, which wasrulero? the fuburbs , and burnt the charcts of the funne with fire. 12 And the altars that were on the top of the chamber of Abaz, which the kings of jiu- Day had made, and the altars vehich Manaſ⸗ fel) bad made in the two courts of the boufe ofthe Lod, did the ting brake Domne, and bated thence , and caf the duſt of themin thell brooke Remon. 3 3 Morcoucr the king defiled the bic pla- tes that were before Jerufalem and on the right bande of the m mount of cozruption (which *Saiomon the king of Zitacl bad butlt for Achtoreth the ele of the 3iDont- aus, and fo: Chemo the tdole af the Moa⸗ bites, and for Milchom the abontination of the childzen of Ammon ) ME: I4 And bee brake the images -in preces,& cut Downe the groues, and filled thete places with the bones of men. 15 furthermore, » thealtar that was at Beth-el, and the high place madeby Jeroba- am thetonne of fAcbat, which mage Iſrael to ſinne, bet) thisaltar, and allo rhe bigh place brake hee Bowne , and burnt the high place, and ſtampt it te powder and burnt tye groue. 16 Andas Joſiah turned himſelfe, hee {pied the graues, that were in the mount, and [ent and teoke the bones out of the granes, and burnt them bpon the altar, and polluted tt, according tothe wode of the Laie that the e man of God proclaimed which cricd the fame woms. 17 Then be (aid, Wihat title is that which Flee? And che meno thecitie faide vnto him, Icis the ſeyulchre of the man of God, which caine from Judah, and toldre thefe things that thou bait Done tothe altar of Beth-el. ; F 18 Then {aid he, Let him alone ; let none remoue bis bonzs. Ho bts bones were fared with the bones of the Pꝛophet that came from Samaria. 19° Folia alo tooke away ali the houſes ofthe bieplaces, which were in the cities of —— which the kings of Ncaei haa made toanger theLord, and did to them ac- £023 ing be, all the factes that be bad done in Bethe ` $ 20 Andhe facreficed all the Pꝛieſts of the hic places, that were there vpon the altars, end burnt mens bones bpon thein, and ree turned to Jeruſalem. 20 € Shenthe king commanded all che people, faytng, * Kecpe the Paſſeouer onto the Lod pour God,* as itis watttentn the booke of thts conenart. 22 Any there was no Paſſcouer holden < itke that from the dayes of the Judges that tubged Iſratl, noꝛ in all the Daycsof fe Rings of Iſrael aud of the Kings of Jui bab. j 23 Gnd in the eighteenth ycere of king Jotiah was this Paũcouer celebrated to the Losin Jerufalem, 24 Folia ali tooke away them that bad familiar ſpitits, and the foorbfayers, anu the images andthe Welcs, and all the abo» minations that were elpiediu the lande of Indah and in Jeruſalem, toperfourme the worbes ofthe * Lawe, which were weitten inte booke that Hilkiah the Prick founde tithe houſe of the Loz. i 25 Like vnto hin: was there no Ring be- feze him that turned fo the Lozd with all bis heart,aud with all pis ſoule, and with att bis might, according to ail the Law of go: tees nether after him aroſe there any like jim. 26 Notwicthſtanding the Lode turney not from the * fercencfle of bis great wath taberewith ice was angry agatuſt Ludah, becaufe ofall the pronocations wherewith Manalſeh had prouoked hin. } 27 Therefore the Lod fayd, J will put Judah allo out of mp fight, as J baue put away Iſrael, and will cak off this citie Je- rufalem, which J haue choicn, and the — whereof 3 fayd, My Rame palide there, 28 Concerning theret ef theacts of Fo- fab ana ali that be did, ate thep wot twitter in thebooke of the Chzonictes of the Kings offupah? 29 ¶ In his dayes Pharaoh Nechoh ktug ok Esypt, went bp ãgainſt the kiug of Alchur to the rtuer Perath. And king Fes Rah l wentagainit fim, whom when Phara- oh fa, he flew bun at Megiddo. 30 Then his ſeruants carted him dead from Megiddo, and brought bim to Je- tufalem, and buried him in bis owne fe- ulchre. And the people of the lande tooke choahas the fonne of Joliah. and anoin ah — nade hun king wi bis fathers 22 — 31 * Feboahas was three and twenty pere old when hee began to retgne, and retenen thzee moneths in Jeruſalem. Mis metyers name alfo was hamutal the Daughter of Jeremiah ofLibnah. 32 Aud he Did enil tn the fight of the Lo, according to aii that bis fathers had Sone. 33 And JOharaoh Mechoh put him in bonds tat Kiblah in the land of ipanath, while bee reigned in Jeruſalem, anv pnt theland to atribute of an hundedth talents ofiiluer.and a talent oI gold. 34 € And Pharaoh Nechoh made Œ- liakim the fonneof Joſſah Ring in ead of Jictiad bis father, and turned htsname to Achoiakun, Tooke Teooahas away , which G4 when Chap.xxiij. The Paſſeouer. Iehoahaz. 156 2. [bron gS Ate r.eſar. i. 1. Excd. 12.3. deut, 16.2. q For the multis tude and zeale of the people with the great preparation, Leuit, 20.27. deut. 18.14, r Becaufe of the — heart of t cople which —* not turne vnto him by repens tance, 3.King.8.29¢ and 9.3,chape 2 ty 2. Chro. 35. 20. f Beeaufe he paf . fed thorow his countrey he fea- red leſt he would haue done him harme,and theres fore would haue ftayed bim, yet he confulted net with the Lord, and therefore was flaine, 2,Chron.3 6.1526 t Meaning, the wicked Kings before, u Which wag , Artiochia in Syria, called alſo Hamath, \\Or,that he fheuil not reigne, fs Ehialdow Yehdlachin a In theend of thethird yere of his reigne, and in the beginning of the fourth,Dan, L Chap.20.19- and 23:27.» b Though God vied thefe wic- ked tyrants to execute his iuft judgments, yet they are not to be excufed, bes caufe they pro- ceeded of ambi- tion and malice. c Notthat he was buried with his fathers, but he died in the way, as.they led him prifoner toward Babylon,reade lren. 22.19. lOr Euphrates. Dasti. Is F d Thatis,yeel- dedhimJfe vn- to him bythe counteil of Ie- zemie, whet he came to appt, dicd there, 35 And Jehoiaktin gaue che tiluer and the golde to Pharaoh, and tared thelande to giue the money, accordutg to the com⸗ mandement of Pharaoh: hee leuted of cues tp man ot che people of the land , according tobis value, nluer and golde to giue vnto Pharaoh Mechoh. 36 Jehoiakin was fine and twenty peere sine, when he began to reigue, and hee reig· ned elenen peeres in Jjerulatem, iis mo⸗ thersname allo was zZebndah the Daughter of Pedaiah of Rumah. 37 And hee did cuill in the fight ofthe. Lord, according to all chat bis fathers had DONE > CHAP. XXIII = 1 Iehoiakim made ſubiect ta Nebuchad-nexzar, rebeHeth. 3 The cauſe of his tune and all Iu- dahs. 6 Feboiachin reigneth. 15 He and his people are caried väta Babylon, 17 Ledekiahis made King, je bis a Dayes came Mebuchad-nezsar, king of abel vp, and Jehoiakim became his ſeruant thace pere + afterwara hee tur⸗ ned, and rebelleDagaine hin. 2 And the Lord lent agatak him bands ofthe Caldees, and bands of the Aramites, and bandes ofthe Moabites, and bands of the Ammonites, and hee (ent them againtt Judah, to deſtroy it,* gccording to che wo2d of the Lord, which he ſpake by his leruants the Prophets. 3 Surely by the b commaundement of the Lord came this vpon Judah, that hee might put them out of his fight foz the — ot Manalſſeh, according to allthat he ta, 4 Ano fo: the innocent blood that hee fhed, ( foz he filled Jeruſalem with innocent —— therefore the LoD would not pars on it. i § Concerning the reft of the actes of Jehoiakim, anv all that he did, are thep not wyittenin the booke of the Chronicles of the kings of Judah? i 6 Do Jehoiakim «flept with bis fathers, pad edge bis fonne reigned in dis cad. 7 € And the king of Gaypt came no oze out of hts land; fo: the king ot Babel had taken from the riuer of Egypt, vito the xiuer Perath, all that pertained tothe king ot Egypt. 8 Jehoiachin was eighteene peere olde twhen be began to reigne, and reigned in ge- rufalent three moneths. is mothers name atio was ehulbta, the Daughter of Elna⸗ . tyanof terufalem. 9 And heri evilin the fiche ofthe Low, according to all that His father had Done. Io *In that time came the ſernants of Mes Huchad nezzar king ot Sabel vp againſt Jerufalem; tothe citie twas beiieged. II And Rebuchad-nezzar king of Bai bel came againit the citie, and his ſeruants DiD beſieged it. y2 Chen Jehoiachin the kingof Judah @ caine outagainit the Ring of Wabel; Hee, andiis mother, and his feruants , and-Hts- pences, and his eunuches: and. the king of. I1.Kings. him wp to the ing of Babel ro KRiblah, a | ~, Thecaptiuitie. Zedekiah. Babel tooke himin the eight yeere ofbis e In the reigne reigne. of the king of 13 *Aud he carted ont thence all the trea · Babylon, {ures of the houſe of the Loꝛd, and thetreas Chap.10.47. fures of the kiugs boule, and brake all the ifa39.6. vellels of golde, whic) Salomon king ef Ilrael had made in the Temple of the Load, as the Lodhan fayd. 14 And hee carted away all Jerufalem, and all the patnces, andall the ttrong men ofwarre, cuen ten thouland inte captinitic, anvdailthe workemen, and cunning men: {a none remained lauing the poore people of the land. ; j Is *Andhecaried away Jehoiachin into Babel,and the kings mother, and the kings wiues, and His eunuches, and the mighty of the land carted he away inte captiuitie from Jeruſalem to Babel. 16 And ail the men of warre, euen ſeuen thouland, and carpenters, and lockſmiths a thoufand: all that were ttrong and apt foz warre, DID the king of Babel izing to Ba- bel captiues. i 3 | 17 @*And the king of Babel made Dat: Ferera 37. 1. and tantah his vncle king in bis ſtead, and chan · 52.1. ged his name to Fedektay. : 18 3edekiah was one and twenty peere olde when hee began to reigne,and bee reig⸗ ned eleuen peeves in Jerufalem. Wis mo- thers name alfo was Damutal the Daughter of Jeremiah of Libnah. 19 And hee did euill tn the fight ofthe i according toall chat Jehoiakim haa one. 20 Therefore certainelp the wrath ofthe Low was again Jerulalem and Judah vñ⸗ ! till he cat them our ot bis tight. And zede⸗ £ Out of lerufa- kiah rebelled againtt the king of Babel, lemandLudah, CHAP XV. into Babylon. t Teruſalem iù befieged of Nebuchad-nezxar, andtaken. 7 The [onnes of Zedekiah are flaine bifore his eyes and after are his owne eyes put out, 21 Indah u brought to Babyloz. 25 Gedaliah is flaine. 29 Fchesachinis exalted. — AZ * in the 2ninth peereof his reigne, Ierem.31,2. the > tenth moneth, and tenth day of the azd52.4. moneth, Nebuchad· nezzar king of Babel a Tharis,of caine, hee,and all bis hotte agatnit Jerufas Zedekiah, -| leit, and pitchedagainttit, andthey built b Whiehthe E+ {| fota againſt tt round about it. breves cal} Te= 2 Hothe citie was beiicged vutothe ele» bet, and it con | uenth ee of King Sedektab. teineth part of 3 And the ninth day of the moneththe Decemberand famine was foe in the citie, io that there part of Ianuary. was no bread forthe people ofthe lande lOr @ mount, 4 Then the citie was broken vpand allie Info much?” the menofwarre fled by night, by the way ‘thar che mothe ofthe gate, whichis betweene tivo walles did eate their < that was by the kings garden: nowe the children,Lam, 4. Caldees wereby the citie round aboutsand ro.: i the king went Dp the wap of the wilder · d Which wasa nele ; “poftemedoare: 5 But the army of the Caldees purſued or ſome ſecret after the king, and tooke him in the deſerts gateto iſſue out of Jericho, and all his hoſte was ſcattered t. from Him. J e Orcondeme! 6 Then they Cooke the King, and caried nedhim for his periurie and trea- where thep gane iudgement vpon him. fon Chron. F Arid they dew the lonues ot — 36.13. ekore 2ron 36 12. efler 2.6. f Ieremie wri- tethchap. 52.12, thetentb day, becau(e the fire continued from the feucnth day, tothe tenth. llOr captaine of the guard, g Whilethe fiege endured, | Chap.20.17, bere.27.22. h Ofthefereade Bxod,27.3. 4.King.7.15, | Feve.52,2). -2.¢hr0,3.15. A Thatis,one ap: “pointed to fuc- ceede in the high Prieſts roome,if he were ficke,or els otherwife Tetted, k lerenie ma- eth mention of feuen, but here he fpeaketh of them that were the chiefeft, Ebr. words of daies. HOr, of things o- Pitted to wit siz the bvokes of the Kings, X deſtroyed. before bis eyes and put out the eyes of Zede⸗ kiah, and bound him in chaines, and caried pim to Babel. — 8 And in the Gift moneth, and f ſeuenth day of the moneth, which was the nineteentiy yeere of king F2ebuchad-neszar Ling of Babel, came srebiizar-adan |i chtefe tew ard and ſerua nt of the king of Babel, to He ruſalem, 9 Andburntthe houſe ol the Lord, and the kings boule, and all the boules of Jeru⸗ taiem, ana all the great houſes burnt he with ve. Io And all the armie of the Caldees that were with rhe chiefe Reward, brake Downe - the wallesof Jerufalem round about. 11 And the ret of the people that were left in the citi, and tholetbat were fled and e failen to the Hing of Babel, with the ren Nant ofthe multitude, did Nebuzar adan chiefe ſteward carie away captine. © 12 But the chrefe ſteward left of the pooze of the land to Defe the wines, and to tilithe land. 13 * Allo the pillars of baffle that were in the houſe ofthe Lord , andthe bales, and the braſen Sea that wasin the honte of the Lod, Did the Caldees breake, and caried the baile of them to Babel. 14 The pots + atlo,and the belomes,and the intruments of muticke, and the incenfe diſhes, andall the veſſels ofbzalle that they miniltred tn,tooke thep away. 15 And theae pannes, andthe bafins, and all that was of gold, and thet twas of fil» uer,tooke the chicfe ſteward away, 16 Git) the two pillars, one Dea, and the bales which Salomon had made fo: the houteof the Lod: the bꝛalle of all thefe vef- fels was without weight. , 17 * The height of the one pillar was eighteene cubttes, and the chapiter thereon wes bꝛaſſe, and the height of the chapiter was With netwozke thee cubites, and pomegra · nates bpon the chapiter round abour, alt of braille: and ttkewile was the fecond pillar with the networke. _ 18 Aud the chicfe teward tooke Brera- iab the chiefe ziet, and Sephantah che an: (Oziri, and the thzeg keepers of the oore. Ig And out of the citte her tooke an Eu⸗ nuch that had the ewrägit of the men of warre, and k fue men of them that were fin the Rings pretence, which were found tn the citie and Gopher captaine of the hotte, Chap. xxv. ERRE T EEN ee ag A ERR TT ee ee Gedaliah flaine. who mueren the peopte of theland,¢ threes {coze men of the people of the land, that were found in the cite. i bs 20 And AQebusar-adan the chiefe ſtew · ard tooke them, and brought them to the king of Babel to Riblah. 21 Andthe King of Wabel (mote them, and flewthem at Riblah in the land of Mae Math. Go Rudah was caried away captiue out of his owne land. : 22 *Howbeit there remained people in Jerem 40.5,9 thelanddt Judah, whom Nebuchad· nezzar King of Babei lett, and made Gedaliah the ſonne of Ahlkam the ſonne of Dhaphan rue ler ouer them. f 23 Then when all the captaines of the bofte, and their men heard that the Ring of Babel had made Gedaliah gouernour, they caine to Gedaliah to SOrzpah , to wit, Iſh mael the fonneat Methaniah, and Joba: nan the onne of Kareah, and @eratah the fonne of Tanhumeth the Aerephathite,and Jaazaniah the fonne of Maãachathi, they and their men. 3 ; 24 And Gedaliah ware to thent, and 1 Thatis, he did to their men, and fayt vnto them, Feare not exhort them in tobee theferuants ofthe Caldees: Dwell in the name of the the land, and ſerue the king of Babel, and pe Lord,according fhall be well. to Lercmies cot- 25 * Butin the ſeuenth moneth Iſhmael (cll, to abwit the tonne of Methantah the fonne sf Elipa: themfelucsto maof the kings {cede came, and ten men Nebuchad-nez - with him, and linote Gedaitah, and he Died, Zar, ſecidg it was and fo DID Hee the Jewesand the Caidees thereuciled will that were with him at Dispab. ofthe Lord, . 26 Then allthe prople both fall and Lerem 41.1. great, and the captaines of the armtearofe, m Contrary to and came to ™ Egypt : for they were atrain Teremiescounfel, of the Caldees. eee erem. 40 41 429 27, Motwithtanding in the ſeuen and and 43. chapters. thirtieth peere after 2 Jehoiachin Ring of r- Thus long was Judah was carted away in the twelfe mo» be, his wife, and neth and the feuenand twentieth day of the bis children in 157 moneth, Euil merodach king of Babelin Babylon, whom Nebuchad nez~- the peere that bebegan to reigne, nid lift pp zarsfonne after the head of Jebotachin king of Judah eut of the pation, 3 his fathers death 28 Gad ſpake kindly to him, and iet bis preferred toho- throne aboue the throne of the kings that nowt: thusby were with himin Babel, Gods prouidence 29 And changed his pilon garments: the ſeede of Da- and he Did continually cat bead before him, vid was referued ali the Daves of Sis life. > 30 And his opoꝛtion was a continual poꝛ⸗o Meaning, that tion ginen him by the king, cucrp Daya tera Behad an ordinas taine,all the dapes of his ſite. rie inthe court, e The firft booke of the * Chronicles, or | Paralipomenon.. THE ARGV MENT. He lewes comprehend both rhefe bookes ĩn one, which the Grecians. beceuſe ofthe length, di- Ẹ uide into two ; and they are called Chronicles, becaufe they nete briefly the hiſtories from Adam to the returne from their capriuitie in Babylon, But thefe are not thofe bookes of Chronicles, which are fo often mentioned in the bookes of the Kings of Iudah andLfiael, which did at large fer toorth the Rory ofboth the kingdomes, andafterward perifhed inthe captiuitie : buran abridgment of the Sarmes and were gathered by Exxa,astheTewes write, aftertheir returns from Babylon; This frf > booke euen vnto Chrift, - Adains genealogie, I. Chron. booke conteineth a briefe rchearfall of the children of Adam vnto Abraham, Izhak ,Iaakob and the tweluePatriarkes , chiefly of Iudahand of the reigne of Dauid, becaufe Chriſt came of him accor- dingtothe ficth, And therefare it fetteth foorth more amply his ates, both concerning ciuill go- uersementand allo the adiiniitration,and care of things concerning religion, forthe good fuccefie whercof he celoyceth, and giueth thankesto the Lord, CH A.Bs iI. € The genealogre of Adamand Noah vatill Abraham, 27 And from Abrahamto Efan. 35 His children, 43 Kings and Dukes came of him. Dam, Sheth, EnH, 2 genan Mahalasleel, a Meaning,that Sheth was Adams fonne, and Enoth Jered, Sheths fonne, 3 Henoch, Methulhe⸗ la, Lamech, b Ithadbeene Y 4 Noah, t Shem, fufficie nt to haue P Pam, and Japheth. . Named Shem,of @* he fonnes af whom came A. Japheth were Gonter, and Wages, ¢ Ma⸗ brahamandDa- pai,andJaugn, and Tutal, and Meſhech, -uid,butbecaufe and Tiras. the world was 6 And the fonnesof Gomer, Ahehenas, reltored bytheſe and Iphath, and Cogarmay. three, mention is 7 Qlfothe fonnes of Janan, Eliſbah, and alſo made of Tarſhiſhah, Kittim, and Dodanim. Ham & Tapheth. 8 CTbefonnes of am were Cuſh, and Gene.to.2. Mizraun Hut, and Canaan. Or, Rephath. 9 And the ſonnts of Cul, Diba, and [|Or,Rodanim, Haãuilah, and Sabta, and Raamah,t Sab- techa. Allo the ſonnes of Raamal were She- ba and Dedan. c Whofirtdid Io Aud Cum begate < Nimrod, who be- ‘Viftvphimfelfe gantebemighty intheearty. _ : aboue others, IL And Wizraim begate Lubim, and A+ - Gene.1o.8. namin, Lebabini,and Naphtuhim: tame the Philiſtims and Gaphtozim. 13 Allo Canaan begate siden bis firi bone and Heth, j 14 And the Jebuiite, and the Amozite, ‘Gene,10 22s ondthe OSirgahite, y and tt.to. 15 And the iptuutte, and the Arkite, and -d Ofwhomcame the Dimite, - i the Syriassand 16 And the Aruadite, and thezemarite, therfore theyare and the iamathite. called Aramites I7 @* The founesef Shem were Clam thorowoutall and Afibur,an’ Arpachihad, and Lud, and the Scripture. 4 Aram, and G3, and ul, and Gether, and -e Ofhimcame Meſlſhech. the Hebrewes, 18 Alo Arpach%Fad begate Shela, and which wereat- helah begatee Eber. terwardealledI® 19 Cinco Eber allo were borne two fons: raelites, of Iſrael, the name of the one was Peleg: fo: in his which was Iaa- = Hayes waz the earth diuided; and bts bro- kob: and iewes thers name was Joktan. of Iudah,becaufe - 20 Uhen Joktan begate Almodad and ofthe excellency Qcieph.and Hazermaueth,and Ferah, of that tribe. 21 And adouam,t Gal, and Dikiab, £ Herepeateth 22 And Cbal,and Abtmael, and Sheba, Shemagain-,be- 23 And Dpdir,and ipauilab, and Jobab: -eaufeliewould all thefe were the fonnes of Joktan. cometothe 24 £ Shen: Arpachhad, Dyelab, ftocke of Abra- 2 Cher. Weleg Reon, 26 Serug, Mahor, Cera, 27 *Abrzam whichis Abꝛaham. 28 @ The ſonnes of Abzaham were J3- hakand Imal. ; 28 Whele are their gencrations.* The els Det. founcof Hihmacl was Nebaioth, and Kedar, aud Avsecl,and Mibſam, ham. ito came of i Shem,and of him Shelab. «Gene. 1t.26.and 17. 5. and 21.2, Gene 25. 13. 12 Pathulimaito , Chatlubimef who A 30 Miſyhma, and Dumah, Walla, || Das Bad, and Tema, 31 Fetur, Naphilh, and Kedema: theſe are the ſonnes of Ihmael. 32 (Aud Keturah Abrahams 4 concu- bine bare onnes Simran. and Jokſhan, and Medan, and Midian, and Iſt bak E Shu⸗ ab wil the founes of Jokhan, Sheba, anv edan. 33 And p ſonnes of Midian were Ephah, aud phar, and Penoch, ¢ Abiva, and Ei- Daah ¢* allthele are the fonnes of eturad. 4 *aud Abaham begate Ishak: the fannes of Isak, Clan and Iſraei. 35 © Ghelonnesof Elan were i * Cli pas uel, and Jeu, and Jaalam, anv ozah. , 36 The fonnesof Cliphas, Teman, and Dmar, [sepht, and Gatam, Kenaz, and k Gunna, and Amalek. 37 Thelonnes of Renel, Mahath, Serah, Hpyammah,and Wizz. 38 And the fonnes of ! Heir, Lotan, and Shobval,and zibeon, and Anab,and Dithon, and Gser,and Diſhan. 39 And the fonnes of Lotan, Woi, and Homam,and Timna Lotans lifter. 40 The nues of Sbhobal were Alian, and Manahath, and Chal, Sbephi ana D- nam. And the ſonnes of 3ibeon, Aiah, ana nah. 4I The ſonne of Anah was Dibon. And the fonnes of Dithon, Amran, and Eſhban, and Ithran, and Cheran, i 42 The onnes of Ezer were Bilban, and 3aauan,and Jagakan. The ſonnesot Di- Won, were Uz and Aran. i 43 CAND thele were the = Kings that reigned in theland of tom, before a King reigned ouer the childzenof Iſrael, to wit, Bela the fonne of Broz, and the name of his citie was Dinhabah. 44. Then Bela died g Jobab the ſonne of 52taQ, » of B3320 rat Le in bis fiean. 45 Ant when Jabat was Bead, huſcham pe * land of the Temanites reigned in his ean. 46 And when Huſſham was Dead, Hae Dad the foune of Bevan, which ſmote SBi- Dianinche ficlde of Moab, reigned in his ſtead, and the name of his city was Auith. 47 Ho ipadad bred, and Samlah of Maſhꝛecah reigned in his ead. 48 Gnd Samlab died, and Shaul of Re- hoboth by the river reigned tn bis tean. 49 And when Shaul was dead, Baal- tanan the fonne of Achboz reigned in jis ead, 50 And Baal-Danan died, andipadad reigned in his ſtead, and the name of his ci- tie was || Pat, and his wines name Meheta⸗ hel the Daughter of atred the Daughter of Desahad. _ SI Madan died alfo:and there were Dukes in Crom, Duke Timna, Duke Data, 3 ¢ and Efaus. TheKings of Edom. fOr, Hadar. h Reade Gen- 25.2. Gene.25.4. Gene 21.2. i Thefe were borne of three diuers mothers, . reade Gen, 36.4. Gene.36 9. llOr, Zepho. k Which was Eliphas concu- bine: reade Gen, 36,12. 1 Heisalfo cate led Seir the Ho- rite, which inha- bited mount Seir, Gene.3 6,20. m He maketh mention of the Kings that came of Efau,accor- ding to Gods promife madeto Abraham con- cerning him, that Kings fhould come ofbim. Thefe eight kings tei2ned oneafter anotherin Idue mea wnto the timeof Dauid, who conquered their countrey. n Which was the principall citic of the Edo- mites, Or, Pay, (Or, Aluah. | ‘The getiealo Gene.29. 32. and 30.5. and 35,18, Gen. 38. 3. & 46. 12 chap 4.1. a Though Indah was not Iaakobs eldelt fon,yet hee firft beginneth at him,becaufe he would cone tothe genealoe gie of Dauid,of whom came "Chrift. Genef 38,29. matth, t.3» Rath 4-t 8. _ Or, Zebdi. b Of thefereade 1.King.4.31, Or, Achan. Jpg: c Whom Saint Matthew calleth Aram, Matt. 1.3, d That is;chiefe of the family. NOx, Fe ffes 1, FSam. 1 6. 19. and 17,12 ‘Or, Shamnah- e Who was eal- led Chelubai, the ' fenne of Hezron, verfe 9. BExod.31.3.."| Ff Who was prince of mount - Gilead, reade Num: 32.40. g Thatis, the Gefhuritcs and Syrians tooke the townes from Lits childrens gie Dike Jetheth, §2 Duke Aholibamah, duke Elah, duke Pinon, out Duke Kenaz, Duke Teman, Duke ibzar, 54 Duke Wagdiel, Duke Jram: thele terre the Dukes of Edom. CHAP. II. t Thagexzalogie of Iudah unto F{haithe fa- ther of Dauzd, T ete arc the founes of J lrael,* Reuben, SHinicon, Leut,and Judah, Iſſachar, and Zebulun, SEAN 2 Dan, Jofeph and Beniamin, Maphtas Ui,@ad,and Aher. * Ciefounes of Judah, Er t Onan, and Dbelah: hele thzee were borne to him ofthe Daughter of Shua the Canaantte:but Er the eldeit nue of Judah was euill in the fight of the Lom, and be ew him, 4 "And Thamar his Daughter inlaw, bare him Pharez, anv Scrap; fo-all the {onnes of Jidah were flue. s * Thelonnes of hares, Heston and Pamul. i i 6 Thelennesalivof Fcrah were |} 5imrt, and > Ethan, and Heman, and Calcol, and Dara, which were Aue in ail. 7 And the lonne of Garm, | * Achar that troubied Iſrael, tranſgreſſing inthe thing ' excommunicate. 8. Thelonue alſo ok Ethan, Azartiah. 9 And the ſonnes of Hesron that were bozne bute him, Rerabmeel,and e Ramand Chelubat. 10 And Kam begate Aminadab, and A- minadab begat Mahihon pince of the chii- Deen of Juda, 11 And Mahon begat Halma and Hal- ma begat 18083, 12 And Boazbegate Obed, and Obed begate || hai, 13 * And JIthai begate his ede onne C- {iab and Abinadab the ſecond, and) Dhim- ma the third, : 14 Mathanecl the fourth, Raddi the fft, 15 Dzem the frt, and Daud theleucath. 16 Chole liters were zeruiah, and Abi- gail. And the ſonnes of Serutah, Abiihat, and Joab,and Alabel. 17. Gnd Abigail bare Amala: and the fae ther of Amala was ether an Iſhme elite. 18 -@ And ¢ Caleb the ſonne of Hezron begate Jerioth of Azubah bis wife, and her Fanos arethcle, Jetber, and Byobab, and rdon. Ig And when Azubeh was dead, Caleb * vnto bin Ephzath, which bare pini ur. * * Ant hur begate Chri, and Uri be⸗ gate Bezoleeb 21 AnD afterward came Hezron to the Daughter of Machir the father of! Gileay, and tovke her when he was thzceicoze yrere olde, ann fhe bare bim Segub. i 22 Aud Sequb begate Jair, which bad fhe and twentte cities in the land of Gi- ean, 2? And Geſſhur with Aram tooke the townes of Jair strom them, and Renath and the tones thereof, eucn threeſcore cities. Chap. ij. of Iudah. 1 5 8. Ail thele were the ſonnes of Machir, the fa, - ther of Gilead, 24 And after that Hesron was vead at : b Galeb Ephzatay, then Abiah Wesrons h Which wasa wife bare dim allo Qithur thei father ot Lee towne named of Koa, the husband and 25 And the omies cf Jerahmeel the el: wife called alfo Deft fonne of Hezton were Ramthecloci, beth-lehem E- then Bunah, and Deen, and Ozen and Ae pbratah. hiliah. 1 Meaning,the 26 Alo Jerahmeel had another wife chiefe & prince, named Atarah, which was the mother of Duam. Í 27 Ano the fonnes of Ram the eldeſt fonne of Jerahmeel were Maaz, and Jamin and Ekar, 28 And the onnes of Dnam wereShams mal, and Jara. And the ſonnes of Shame mat, Padab,and Abiſhuit · 29 And the nameof the wife of biſhur was Called Abtabil, and the bare him Ahban and Molid. 30 The ſonnes alfo of Mavab were Hee led and Appaim: but Seied died without chilien. 31 And the fonne of Appaim was J Hi, and the fonne of Wht, Shethan, and thelonne of - Dbehan, * Ablar. k Who died 32 And the ſonnes of Jada the brother of whiles his father < Shammai were Jether,and Jonathan; but wasaline,and =. Tether Died without child2en. therefore it is id 33 And the fonnes of Jonathan were JAg- verle 34. that lety and Sasa. Chele were the fonnes of Jee Shethan had no rabmeel. fonnes, 34 And Shefhan bad no fonnes but Daughters. And Shethan hada leruant that . was an oie nunc Jarha. 35 And hewan gaue his Daughter ta Da bis teruant to wife, and the bare him at 3 Fi . 36 And Attai begate Mathan, and Mae than begateZabad, 37 And Zabad begate Ephlal, e Ephlal berate Dben, 38 And Died begate Jehu,and Jehu be- Sate Azariah, 39 And Azariah begate Helez, and Peles begate Eleafab. 40 And Clealah begate Siſamai, and Silamai begate Shailum, 41 And Shallum begateTekamtay,and Itkamiah begate Cii fama. 42 Glfothetonnes of Latch, the brother of Jerahmeel were Meſha bis eiet fonne, which mas the | father of Ftp sand the fons of Mareſhah the father okhebron. 43 Gnd the fonnes of Hebron were Boah, and Gappuah, and Rekent, and ema. 44 And Shema begate Raham the fas ther of Jorkcam: and Rekem begate Shammat. i Thatis, the chiefe couernour ot prince of the Ziphims, becaufe the Prince ought to havea fathere ly care and affe- Gion toward his peaple, was betweene the wife and the con- cubine, that the wife was taken with certaine foe lemnitics of ma- risge, and her children‘did in-. ás The fonne allo of Shammai was Ma⸗ herit: the con. On: and Maon wasthe fatherafLeth-snr. eubine had no 46 Qnd€phaba = concubine of Caleb folemnities in— Bare Paran aud Moza, and Gases : aran mariage ncisher alicbemate Gazcz. did her children 47 The ſounes of Jahoat were Regem, inherit,bue had and Jotham, and Gean, and Jelet, and a portion of Cphahand|baaph. goods or money » 43 Calebs concubine Maachah bare giuenthems. Bhe `, m This difference ` The genealogie of Dauids Tofh,15,87. Or, he shat fawe the halſe, becau ſe the prince ought to owerfee his ſubiects. n Meaning,the chiefe and prin- cipall. {|Or,the Zorites, the half of the Manahthites. o Which were men Icarned and expert inthe Law, p Reade Numb, ¥9.29.and iudg, 5.16. a He returneth to the genealogie of Dauid,to thew that Chrift came of his Rocke. b Which 2. Sam. 3.3.1 called Cheleab,borne of her that was Nabals wife the Carmelite. e Called alfo Baththeba the daughter of Eli- zn: fo they gaue them diuers names, d Elithama,or Elifhua,z.Sam. 5. 16. and Eliphelect died and Dauid namedthofe fons, which were next boin bythe fame names: in the booke of kings his children are mentioned which were aliue, and here both they that were aliue and dead. e So called, be- cauſe he was pr bet ferred tothe ie Seber and Tirhanah. 49 Die bare alio Shaayh, the father of Madmannah, and Sheua the father of Machbenah and the facher of Sibea,* And Achlah was Gaichs Daughter. so Ebek were the onnes of Caleb pe ſonne of tour the eldeſt tonne of Ephra · thah Abovdal the father of Kiriath iearim. 51 Daima the father of Beth lehem, and Dareph the father of Beth-gader. §2 4nd Sbobal the father of Kiriath· ie⸗ arim had ſonnes, and he || was tye ouerleer of halfe Hammenoth. rae 53 And the families of Kiriath· tearim were the Fehutes, and the Huthites, and the Shumathites; and the Miſhraites: of themcame the Zarreathites, and the Eſh⸗ taulites. 54 The onnes of Dalma of Beth-lchent, ann the Netophathite, the”cromnes of the boule of Joab, and ſ halfe the Manahthites and the Zorites. re i 55 And tie families of the ° Scribes Bweiling at Jabez, the Cirathites, the © Ahtuuneathites, the Dhuchathites, which are ther Remtes, that cameof Hammath the kather of the houle of Rechab, CHAP. IIL 1 The genealogie of Dauid, and of his pofteritie vnto the fonnes of loftah. ; T Wele alfo were the fonnes of 2 Dauit, which were bone vnto him inipebron: the edet Amnon of Ahtnaant the Izreeli· tefle:the fecond Daniel of Abigail the Care melitefe: 2 The third Abfalom the fonne of Mase achah Daughter of Calmat King of Ge⸗ Lak the fourth Adonital the ſonne of Wag- gith : : x 3 Thefiith Dhephatial of Abital: the fircJthzeam by Eglah bis wife. — 4 Thefe fire were bone vnto himin De Bron: and there hee reigned leuen peere and fire moneths: and in Jerulalem he reigned three and thirtte peere, : 5 And theſe foure were borne bite him in Jerufalem, Shimea, and Shebab, and atban, and Dalomon of e Bathihua the vaughterof Ammieli: ’ K2 Johar alto, and i Clihama, aud Elis phatet, x 5 7 AW Mogah, and Mepheg, t Japhia, 8 And €lithama, and Citada, and Eli- phalet, nine in number, Thefe are all the (onnes of Danin , bes fives the formes of the concubines, ¢ Tha- mär their fitter. 10 @ And Salomons fonne was Reha- boant, whole fonne was Abiah, and Afa his fonne,andJehothaphathisfonne, II And Joam his ſonne, and Ahastah his fonne,and Joaſh hts fonne, 12 And Qina3tah his nne , and Azariah his fonne,andJothambhisfonne, — 3 And Ahaz his fonne, and Pesekiah his nitic royal before fonne,and Manaſſeh his tonne, his brother Ie- hojakim,which was the elder, #Or,Teloahaz, 2.hiNZ,2 3.30. 6 14. And Amon bts fone, and Joliah his onne. Ig (And of the ſonnes of Fofiah, the ecldett was || Johanan, the fecond Jeba: I. Chron. Haluun. 16 Gnd the founes of Jehoiakim were Fee conial bis ſonnc,and Zedekiah his fonne. 17 And the fonmes of Jeconiah, Aifirjand Shealtiel his ſonnt: 18 Malchiram allo and Pedatah, and Shenazar: Jecamiah, Hoſhama, and Ne⸗ dabiah 19 And the ſonnes of Pedaiahnere ʒe⸗ ý S pofteritie. Iudahs genealogie. — f Saint Matthew rubbabel, and Sbimmiet: ant the ſonnes of Sith that Zoro- Zerubbabel were Meſhullam, anv Hanani- ah, and Sbhelomith ther iter, 20 And Wathubab , and Dhel, and Bee rechtal), ana iazadiah, and Juſhabheſed, fiue in number. i 21 And the fonnes of Hananiah were e= latiah, and Jelatah: the ſonnes of Rephatay, the ſonues of Arnan, the ſonnes of Obadi⸗ ah, the lonnes of hechaniah. 22 And the une of Shechaniah was DShemaiah: and tye onnes of Shemaiah were Dattu, and Igeal, and Barta, and Neariah, and Dbaphat, slice. i 23 And the lonnes ot Neariah were Eli- penai ant Hezekiiah, and Azrikam, thee. 24 And the ſonnes ot Clracnat were ho⸗ daiah, and Eliaſhib, and Pciatay, and Ak- kub, and Johanan, and Delaiah, and Ana: ni, ſeuen. CHA; By LIT 1 The genealogie of the [onnes of Indah, 5 of Alhur, 9 of Faber aad his prayer, 11 of Chelub, 24 oo Simeon: their habitations, 34 and con- quefise Ta a fonnes of Judah were * Phares, Wezron t Garmi and Yur, andvHijobal, 2 And Reatah the fonne of Spobal be. gate Jabath, and Jahath begate Ahumai, ana Laban : thele are the families of the 3zoreathites. 3 And thele were okthe father of Etam, Izreel, and Joma Idbaſh: and the name of thetr fitter was Hazelelponi. 4 And Penuel was the father of Gedo, and Ezer the father of Huſhahẽ theleare the fonnes of Wur the? elveit (onne of Ephrã⸗ tab, the father of Beth lehem. § Wut Abur the father of Tekoa bad two wines, Yeleah,and Naarah. i 6 And Haarah bare him Abusam, and Hepher,and Cement,and ipaathtart : thee were the fonnes of faarah.- 7 And the lonnes of Heleah were Sereth, Jezohar, and Ethnan. 8 Allo Cos begate Anub, and Fobebah, a the famtites of Aharhel the foune of arum. 9 But Jabez was moze honourable then bis hrethzen : and hts mother called his name © Jabs, faying , Becauſe J bare him in ſorrow. “ 10 And Jabez called on the Gon of Iſ⸗ racl, faving, Ifthou wilt bleſſe me tn deede, and enlarge my coattes, and ° if thine hand bee with mee, and thou wilt caule me to bee deliuered from euill, that J bee not me And God graunted the thing that hee alked. Il (And Chelub the brorher of Zhuah taki, the third Sedekiah, andthefourrh Ch 12 Gud berate Webir , which was the father of babel was (onne of Zalathicl, meaning that he was his nephew according to the Ebrew {peech: for he was Pe- daiahs fonne, g So that She- maiah was She- chaniahs natura fonne, and the other flue his ne- phewes,and in all were fixe. a Meaning,they came of ludah, as nephewes and Kinfemen: for oncly Pharez was his naturall fonne, Gene.38.29. and 46,1 2.chæap. 2. 4. b The firſt borne of hismother,& not the eldeft fon of his father, © Orherwife called Othniel, Iudg. 1,130 d Itisto be vn- derftood,that thes he would accomplith his vow which he made. e TheLord of that valley where the Artificers did worKe, f Called alfo Efon fOr, fhe bare, meaning the (2 cond wife of Exa. hOr, of whom hee had Mered, Gen. 38. 15355. Or, of the inha- bitants of Lehem. g They were king Dauids gar- -diners and ferned him in his works. Gen.46:10. ex04.6.15. h Hisfonne O- bad is here orait- ted. i Thefe cxies belonged to the _ tribe of ludah, lofh.19, 1, and _ were giuen to ` the tribe of Si- meon, T k Then Danid refiored them to- the tribe of Iu- dab, 7d Genealogies, Simeons and I2 And Eſhton begate Beth-rapha, and }ateah,an® Cehinnah, the father of the ct tie of f2abad): thele arethe men of Rechay. 13 (And the ſonnes of Kenaz were Oth⸗ niet and Zeratah , and the onne of Othnui · el, iathath. a 14 Am Meonothai begat Ophꝛah. And Deraiah begate Joab the < father of the valley of cratifimen : fo? thep were crattel- melt 15. ¶ And the ſonnes of Caleb the fonne of! Jephunineh were Jiru. Elah, and Raam. Aud the tonne of Elah was Renaz. t I6 And the ſonnes of Ichaleel were iph, and Ziphah, Tiria,and Alarest. 17 And the founes of zrah were Jether, and Mered, and Epher.and Jalou,and hee begat iriam and Shammat,and Iſhbah the father of Cibtemoa. 18 Allo his || wife Jehudtiah bare Jered -the father of Orao, and heber the father of Hocho, aud Jekuthiel the father of Zano- ab: and thele are the fonnes of Bithiah the Daughter of Pharaoh , (which Mered tooke. 19 Anu the fonnes of the wife of Podi- al che fitter of Mabam the father of Beilah were the Garmites, Ee ihtenioa the Maa charbite, 20 And the fonnes of bison were Aut- Hon and Rumah, Wen hanam aud Tilon. And the ſonnes of Jhi, were Zoheth, and Ben zoheth. 21 €* The lonnes of Shelah, the ſonue of Judah were Er the father of Lecah, anv Laadah the father of Mareſhah, and the fa- nitlies of the houſholds of them p wꝛought fine lumen in the houle of Aipbea. 22 And Jokim and the men of Chozeba and Joaſh, and Harapi, which had the do- minion in Moab, and f Jathubi Legem. Theſe allo ate auncient things. 23 Tiele were potters, + dwelt among plants and hedges: ethere thep dweit with the king fo: bis wake. 24 @* Ge fonnesof Siimeon were Mee muchand gamin, Jarib, ʒerah, and Shaul, 25 (Ghote ſonne was Dbhatium, and pis fenne Mibſan, and his fonne Piuma. 26 nd the lonnesof $Difjina, Hamuel was his ſanne, Sacchur bis ſonne, and gpi methistonne. 27 And Shimei had firteene ſonnes, and fire daughters, but his beethzen had not ma- ny chilen, neither mas all their familie tikeco the chuldzen of Judah in multitude. 28 Gnd they dwelt at i Beer-fyeba, and at Moladah, andat Hazar hual, 29 And at Bihah,and at Ezem, and at Eolad, 30 Angat Bethuel, and at Hoꝛmah, and at 3iklag. 31 AnD at Beth-marcaboth , and at Das zar Gulim, at Beth-birei, eat Hhaaraun: thele were their cities ynta the retgne of k Dauid, 32 And their townes were tam, and * Rimmon, and Tochen, and Aſhan, fine cities. 33 And altheir towns that were rounda> bout thelecitics vnto Baal, Thele ave their Chap * Of Joſeph the nne of Iſrael, fo that the Reubens genealogies. 159 babitatione ana the declaration of their gt- uealogte. \ 34 And Melſhobab and Famicch,and Jo⸗ fay the fonne of Amaſyiah, 35 And Fori and Jehu the fonne of Jo- — » toelonne of Seratah, the ſonne of iiei, 36 And Clionat,and Jaakobah, and Tee ſbohaiah, and Alaiah, and Aniel, and Feit miel, and Benatah, — ~ Gie 37 And 3iza the fonne of Shiphei, the foune of Bilon, the foune of Zevatah, the foune of Shunt, the fonne of Shematah. - 38 Cheie were famous Pꝛinces in theit families ànd tncrealed greatly their fathers houſes. — 39 Aud they went to the entring in of | For the wibs Gedor euen vnto che Cait fide of the valley, Of Simeon was tofecke paliure foz their weepe. fo great in num- 40 Gna they found fat patture and goon, VEN thatin ve and a wide laud, both quiet aud fruttfull:; "ms of Ezekia for they of am jad Dweltthercbefoze. _ they fought new 41I And theledeleribed by name, came in dwellings ynto the Daves of ipesekial king of Judah, and peer aah: {mate their tents, and the inhabitants chat ip the tibe o were found rhere,and deſtroyed them vtter⸗ PBan. ly vnto this Dap, and dwelt in their coome, becaule there was paſture there for theis ſheepe. 42 And belides theſe, fue hundreth men ofthe ſonnes of uncon went to mount Heit, and Pelatiah, and Meariah, and Ros phaiah, and Uziel the ſonnes of Jit were their captaines, 43 And they (mote the ret of Amalek that bab mekap, and they dwelt there Dato this Dap. CHAP. YV, a The birthright taken from Reuben and gi- xes to the fownes of lofeph. 3 The genealogie of Reuben, 11 and Gad, 33 And of the balfe tribe of Manaffeh. 3 T? & onnes alfo of Renben the clvek fonne of Iſtrael (foz bee was the sivet, *but bad oehled hts fathers bed , therefore his birthright was giuen vnto the *fonnes m And were noe flaine by Saul and Dauid. Gen.35. 236 and 49.4, a Becaufe they weremade two tribes,they had a double portion. b That ishe was the chiefeft of all the tribes accor- ding to Taakobs prophefie,Gen. 49.8.and becaufe Chtiſt fhould come of him. Gen 46,9. exed.6. 14> nUum.26 Şe c Towir inthe timeof Vzziabh . King of Ifrael,. 2. King. 1$. 293. d Thefe places’ erc beyond lore — ig not reckoned after bis birth- right. 2 Foz Judah prenailed aboue his b2e- thꝛen. and of him camet the Prince, but the birthright was Joſephs.) 3 *Gbhelounes of Renben the eldeſt fon of H(tacl , were hanoch and Pallu, Hezron and Carmi, 4 The fonnesof Joel, Shemaiah his fonne, Geg dts ſonne, and Shunct his ſonne. § Michah his nne , Reatah his une, and Baal ts tonne, 6 Beerah his tonne, whome Tilgath Pilneeſer king of Athur < caricDaway hee was a Prince ofthe Renbenites. — 7 Andwhen hts bꝛethren in their fami- lies reckoned the genealogie of their pe- nerations , Jeiel awd Zechariah were the chiefe, en toward the- 8 And Bela the fonne of A3437, the ſonne Eakin the land: of Shema the fonue of Joel, which dwelt in giuen to the a Arocr,cuen bute Mebo and paar gt Reubenites,. 9 ; OO Se Se ee a a Fhe gencalogie of Gad, and halfe 9 Alle Gaſtward he inhabited onto the entring in of the wildernefie from the river Perath: foz they had much cattel in the land of Gilead, 10 And in the dayes of Gaul they war- ten with the: Hagarims which fell by their bands? and they dwelt in their tents in all the Caf partsof Gilean. I (Gnd the chudzen of Gad dwelt ouer againit theni tn the land of Wahan, vnto cSalchah. 12 Joel was the chtefeſt, and Shapham — — but Jaani ann Shaphat were tn an. 13 And their bꝛethꝛen of the houſe of theit fathers were (Pichacl,and Meſhullam, and HAheba,and Hopat,and Jacan, and dia, and Cer, feuen. i Age 14, Thek are the childzen of Ahihail,the ſonue of Luri,the ſonne at aroan, the ſonne of Gilead, the ſonne of Mrchacl, che fonne a Aeibiat, the ſonne of Jayne, the ſonne 8 uş. Ig Ahi the ſonne of Abdiel, the ſonne of pda was Chiefeof the houſhold of their fas ers. ~ 16 And thep dwelt in Gilead inf Baman £ Boh$whole ang in the coumes thereofand inal the ibe countfey andone rhs of Sharon, bp their bowers, (Or, Euphrates, e The Ithmae- lites that came of Hagar Abra- hams concubine. pear a _17 Ai thele were reckoned by genealogies, — ledby in tig papes of Jotham king of Zunah, and AR nameBa- în the Bayes of Jeroboam king of Itcacl. IS ¶ The lonnes of Reuben and of Gad, anv of balfe the tribe of Manalleh of thoſe that were paliant men, able to beare ſhield and ſword, and to Daw a bow, erercifed in warre, were foure and foztp thouland ſeuen Hundzeth and theeelcore, that went out to the warre. : 19 Gud they made warre with the Da- sarie, wit e Jetur, and fraphiy, ana fi) 20 And they were + holpen againſt them, and y Dagarinis were Delinered inta their hand, and all that were with them: fo: thep tryed to Godin the battell, and hee heard thembecaule they truded tx him. 21 And they led away their cattell, euen their camels tittie choufand ,and two hun- Dreth and fiftie thoufand eepe, and two cthouland alls, and oft perfons a hundrech thoufano. > ' 3 22 Foz many feildowne wounded , bes i Meaning, the gaule fhe warre was of God. And hep dwelt Captiuiticof the in their ſteads vntillthe icaptiuitte. — ten tribesvnder 23 And the chilozcuof the bafe tribe of Tilgath Pilnee- - Mãnaſleh dwelt in the land , from Bahan fer. onto * Baal Hermon, and Sentr, and bute k Otherwife cal- mount hermon: for they incrcalen. led Baal-gad, 24 And thele were the heads of the pont: I Thus God Rir- Holds of their fathers, euen Cpher and iibi, sedvpthe wice and Eliel and Azriel, and Jeremtah, and Led and vſed Hodauiah,aud Jahdiel, trong men, valiant them asinfiru- and famous, heads of the houcholds of their mentsta execute fathers. i his iuft iudge- 25 But they tranſgrelſed against the Gon ment againitfin- of their fathers , and went a whoꝛing after ners,althougch thz gous of thepeopte of the land whome tbey were led Hon had deſtroyed before them. with malice and 26 And the Govok Ilrael! Kirred up the ambition, ſpirit of Pul king of Alburand the fpirit oF g Thefetwaine were the fonnes of Ifhmael, Gen, 25-156 h To wit, bythe Lord, that gauc them the victory. Ebr foules of MEB: I. Chron. | Manaffeh. Thegenealogie — Tilgath Pilneeler king of Afthur, and bee caried them away: even the Reubenites, and the @adites, and the baite tribe of Manaſ⸗ feh, and broughe then puto * Walah , and Palo, and Hara, and te the riuer Goran, vnto this Dap. a we A se Vi. E The genealogie of the fonnes of Lewi. 31 Their order in che, ee the Sila 49 Aaron and his fonnes Prieſts. 54.57 Ther habitations. We fonnes of Leui were Gerſhon, Kae bath,and Merari. 2 *And thefonnesofkebath, Amram, Sen-46.11. Fshar,and Debon and Gstel, exod.6. 16. 3 Andthechtlozen of Amram, Aaron, cbap. 23. 12. and Holes, and Miriam. Andthetonunes of Aaron, * Madab, and Abibu, and Eiea⸗ Lewit.to.r. zat, and Ithamar. ; Num. 2o.25. 4. Cleasar begate Phinehas, Phinehas begate Abithua, 5 And Abilhua begate Bukki, aud Buk⸗ ki begate 33i, } 6 And Uzzi begate Serabiab, and Fera- Diab begate PBeratoth, 7 Weraioth begate Amariah, and Amas riab begate Abicub, i Aud Ahitud begateaFadok, and Faz a Which was hic bok begate Abimaas, 3 Prieft after that And Abimaaz begate Asatiah, and Abiathar wasde- Azariah begate Johanan, pofed according Io And Johanan begate Asariah(it was tothe prophefie bee that was > Piet in the houle that Gas of Blithe Pricft, tomon built in Jerufalem.) J 1,SaM.2.3 1, 35:4 Iy And Azariah begate Amariah, and b And did vali- + Amariah begate Ahitub, antly refift king 12 And Ahitub begate Fadok, aud Zadok Vzziah,who begate Shallum, would haue vfure 13 And Gyallum begat Hilkiah, and Dil ped che Priefts x kiah begate Azariah, r office,2 Chron, ;. ` 14 And Azariah begat Seraiah and Dee 26,17,18, alah begat Jebosadak, y Is And: Ichozadak Departed, when the c That ishe was Lod caried away into captimtie Judah E led into captini- Jeruſalem by ý hand of Nebuchad·nezzar. tie with his fa- 16 ¶ The Cannes of Leut were Gerſhom, ther Seraiah the Bobath and Merari. hie Prieft, 17 And thele be the nameso€ the ſonnes 2.King.25.18. of Gerſhom, Libni,and Shimei, 18 And the fonnes of Kohath were Ame ram, and J3bar,and Debon, and C33tel. 19 Che lonues of Merari, Malt, and Muhi: and thele are the families of Leui concerning their fathers. 20 DF Serlſhom.Libni his ſonne, Jahath bis ſonne, zimmah bis onne, 21 Joah bis fonne, Iddo his bonne, Ferah his ſonne, Icaterai his tonne. vi 22 Che onnes of Rohath, ¢Aminadab d Who feemeth bis foune, Korah bis ſonne, glir bts ſonnc, to be called Iz- 23 Elkanah his funne, md Abialaph his bas,Bxcd,6.21. } ſonne. and A Air his fonnus, —— Nami 5. 1. 24 Tahath his ſonne, Uriel his onne, Cis3tah his fonne,and Shaul hts fonne, 25_Anvd the fonnes of Elkanah, Amalai, and Ahimoth. 26 Elkanah, the onnes of Elkanah, 3o0 · phat is ſonne, and Nahath his fonne, 27 Eliab his ane , Jero ham his nne, Elkanah his ſonne, 28 And 2.Riug. 18. 88; of the Leuites. -e Whoisaifo called Ioel, r. Sam.8.2,and the 23.verle of this chapter, _F After it was brought to thar place where the Temple ſhould | be built,and was no more caried to and fro. g Reade Exod, 27.316 hOr,nephew. | Or, confi. h Meaning, the couſin of Heman yale 33. i TheLenitesare called the fingers brethren, beeaufe they came of the * fame flocke, k Reade Numb, 44> 28 And the fonnes of Hhemucl, the etek e Taini, then Abiah. 20 © The lonnes of Merari were Mah⸗ — his onns, Shine his mme, Uzb pis fenne, HTHS 30 Shimea his ſonne, Haggiah his onne, Alaiah his ſonne. 31 And thele be they whom Dauid fet foz to ſing tn the houle of the Loyd, after that the Arke had freit. 32 And they miniftred before che Taber- nacle, euen the tabernacte ofthe Congrega» tion with stinging, vntill Salomon bas built the honie of the Lozd in Jerufalem ; then they continued in their Office, accoz- Ding to their cuſtome. i j 33 And thee miniftred with their chil- Den sof the onnes of Kobath, Heman a inget, thefonne of Joel, the fonse of She» nue ; 34. The fonne of Elkanah, the fonne of Jeroham, the ſonne of Clicl, the ſonne of Goad, 35 The fonne of Fuph , the fonne of El⸗ kanab, the fonne of Mahach, the ſonne of Amatat, 36 The onne of Elkanah , the fonne of Joel, the ſonne of Azartay, the ſonne ofze- pyantab, 37 The ſonne of Tahath, the ſonne of Atir, the ſonne of Ebiaſaph, rhe ſonne of Korah, 38 The lonne of Izhar, the ſonne of Ko⸗ hath, the onne of Leut,the ſonne of Icrael. 39 And his bꝛother bAlaph ood on his right hand: and Alaph was the ſonne of Be⸗ rechtal,the ſonne of Sbunca, 40 Ghefonne st Michael, the ſonne of Baalciah,the une of Walchiah, 41 The lonne sf Ethni, tye tonne ofze rab, the fonne of Adaiah, 42 The fonne of Ethan, the fonne of Zimmah, the fonne of buries, 43 The onne of Jabath, the fome of Grom. the ſonne of Leui, 44 And their bzethzen the fonnes of Me⸗ rart nere on the left band, cuen Ethanthe fonne of Rihi the ſonne of Abbi the ſonne of Wailuch, i 45 The fonne of Haſhabiah, the ſonne of Amastah,the fonne of Hilkiah, 46 The fonne of Angi, the fonne of Ba- nithe fonne of Shamer, — 47 The lonneo’ Mabit the fonne oF fHu- chi the ſonne of Merari the ſonne of Leut. 48 @ And cheiribpethen tie Leuttes werek appointed unto all the feruice of the Cabernacie of the houſe of Gon, f 49 Bri Garon and his ſonnes burnt in · tenfe vpon the altar of burnt offering, and on the altar of incenſe, foz all that was to Doe in the mot Holy place, and to make an atonement for Iſrael, accozding to all that doos the fernant of God had commaun⸗ ed. 50 Thei are alſo the fonnes of Aaron, Eleazar his fonne, Phinehas his loime, A- bifhua his tonne, Éi H Bukki his Pane, Uzzi hts ſonne, 3e- rabiah bis ſonne, f §2 Weratorh bts fonne, Amartah pig Chap.vj. fenne,Abttnd his forne, , f §3 Zadok bis fonne, and Ahimaaz bis onne. 54 (And thele are the Dwelling places 1 Or,cities which ot them thoꝛowout their tewnes and coalts, were ginen to cuen of the ſonnes of Aaron fo: the farnily of the Leuites. The Leuites cities: 160 the Robathites, foz the m lot was theirs, m They were s5 So theygaue them Hebron in the fn appointed land of Judah, ¢ the fubusds thereof round and prepared about it: for. §6 But the field of the city and the villas n Which was ges thereof thep gaug to Caleb the ſonne of alfo called Ki- Jephunnch. riath·arba, Geni 57 And to the ſonnes of Aaron they 23.2. loth.21. gaue the cities of Iudah foz o refuge, cuen 11. Vebron and Libna with their fubuebs, o Thache that and Jattir, and Eſhtemoa with their tub: had killed aman urbs, Y might flee there- 58 Ann? Hilen with ber ſuburbs, and unto for fuccour Debit with ber luburds, til his caufe were §9 And Athan and her burbs, and tried Deur19.2. Beth hemelh and her ſuburbs. p Which Iethua 60 Q And ofthe tribe otf Beniamin, Ge- called Holon, ha and ber ſuburbs, and 9 Alemeth with Iofh,15.51,and Ger burbs, and Anathoth with her mb- 21.15. urbs: all thetr cities were thirteene cities by q Or, Almon, their families. Ioth,23.13. 61 And vnte the fonnes of "Rohath the r Tharis, they remnant of the family of the tribe, euen Of gaueaportion the halfe tribe of the halfe of Manalleh, bp co the Koha- lot,ten ctties. thites, which 62 And to the fonnes of Gerſhom at- were the rem- cording to their families out of the tribe oF nant of the tribe Iſſachar, and out ofthe tribe of Aiher, and of Levi, out of out ofthe tribe of Naphtali, and out of the chehalferribe of tribe of Manaiſeh in Balkan, thteteenect Manafichandoue ties. j of Ephraim; verie 63 Gato the ſonnes of Berartaccogding 66, to their families ont of the tribe of Reu- ben, and out ofthe tribe of Gad, and out of the tribe of Zebulun, bp lot twelue cis ties. 64. Thus the thildꝛen of Iſtael gane to the Leuttes cities with their burbs, s And they gaue by lot out of the tribe of the chien of Judah,and out cf the tribe of thechildzen of Simeon, and out of the tribe of the chiiden of Beniamin, tele ci⸗ ties, which thep called bp their nameg. 66 And they of the families of the fonnes of Kohath had cities, and thew coaſts out of the tribe of Cpheaun, i! 67 * Ann they gaue vnto them cities of refuge, Shechem in mount Cppaim ,and ber ſuburbs, and Gezer and ber fuburbs, 68 Fokmeamati and herfuburbs, and Beth-horon with her ſuburbs 69 And Atalon ano her fiburbs, and Gath. rimmon and her ſaburbs, HOr, Tanach, 70 Anvout ofthe halfetribe of Manal Toh. 21.25. fh, || Aner and ber fuburbs , and h Wileam hOr, Gathe riz» and ber fuburbs fo: the families of the tente mon. nant of the fonnes of Kohath. f Whointhe 71 Ginto the fonnes! of Gerſhom out of firn verfe is cate the family of the halfe tribe of Manaſſth led alfoGerfhon, Golan tn Bahan, and her ſubutbs, anB jor, Beefhterab, pAKtaroth with her fuburbs, Fofh.27.216 72 And sut of the tribe of Nachan h Bes 07, Kihon, Demand her ſuburbs, Daberath € ber fib: 70/h.21.28. urbs, fOr, larmui 73 RKamath alſo and her wean Fofh.23.3% Tofb.2%, 21> ot ag al -Tffachars,Beniamins; lOr, Cagannim, Folb.21,29. Or, Helkah, Tofh.2%.316 [|Or,.Amamethdor, Fofh.21.32. Or, Kartan, Tofh, 21.32. fOr, Iokneam. flOr, Kartah, Fofh.23.34, Tofh 20.8. and 25.36. Cr, Phuuab. a Who alfo is called lob,Gene. 46.13. b ‘Thatis, their rumber was found thus great when Dauid numbred the people,2.Sam, 24.2. c Meaning,the foure fonnes, and the father, HOr,kinfemen. d Calledalfo Afhbel, Gen, 46. 21.Num,26.38. e Which were the chiefe: for els there were feuen in all,2s appea~ reth, Gen 46.21% l Anem, with her ſubhnrbs "74 Gndeut ofthe tribe of Aber, Wa- fal and bee ſuburbs, and Abdon and jer fuburbs, 7§ And || Dukok and her ſuburbs, ana Rebab and ber fuburbs, 76 And out ofthe tribe of Maphtali, Re- Deh tn Galilea and her ſuburos, aud Ham⸗ mon and her ſuburbs, and Rirtathaun and her ſuburbs. 77 nta the ret of the chilen of Me⸗ rari wire giuen out of tie tribe of Zebulun, Rimmon and ber ſubürbs, Tabo and her fuburbs, 78 Andon the other ſide of Jorden by Jeri- cho,cuen onthe Calkfive of Joꝛden, out ot the tribe of Renben, * Wezer inthe wildernelie with Det tuburbs , and Jabsal with her fuburbs, 1 79 And Kedemoth with her fuburbs,and MWephaath with her tuburhs, _ 80 Andout of the tribe of Gad Ramoth in Gilead with jer ſuburbs, and Dahura- in with ber fuburbs, | SL And heſhbon with her fuburbs, and Jaazer with her ſuburbs. : CHAP. VIL a The genealogie of Fifzchar, 6 Beniamin, 13 Napital, 14 Manage, 20 Ephraim, 30 and Afher. Az the onnes of Iſſachar were Cola — oe Muah, Jahub, and Sbimron, oure, 2 And the fonnes of Cola, 3zi, and Rephatal and Jectel,and Jaymat,and Jib- fain, and Sbemuel, heads inthe houſholds of tictr fathers. DF Cola were paliant men of warre in theirt generations, whole num- ber wasinthe Dapes of Daut two etwentie thoufand,ana fire hundreth. i 3 Ana the fonnes of Gz3t was Jzrahaiah, and the fonnes ot Izrahaiah, Michael, and Dbaditah, and Joel, and Iipiah, < Aue men all pinces. : 4 Andwith them in their generations after the houſolde of their fathers were bands of men ofwarre foz battell, fire ana thirtie thouſand: foz they had manp wiues and chilozen. § And their ſbꝛethren among all the fa- milies of Iſſachar were valiant men of war. reckoned tn all by their genealogies foure» {coreand ſeuen thouſand. 6¶ The ſonnes of Beniamin were Bela, and Becher, and d Jediael, three. 7 And the fontes of Bela, Ebon, and Uzzi, and Uziel and Jertnoth, and Jlri, fiue heads of the houtholds of theis fathers, valiant metof warre, and were reckoned bychete genealogies, two and twentp thous fand and thirtie and foure. 8 And the fonnes of Becher, semivah, and Joa, and Eliezer, and Elioenai, and \ > Daw, and Jerimoth, and Aviah, aud Ana: thoth, ¢ dlameth: all cycle were thelonnes of Becher. { 9 And they wete numbzsed by their ge- nealegies according to thete generations, and theichiefesf. the houſes of their fathers, f > ~~ eyn n paliant men of warre, twenty thouland and two hundreth. E.Chion. Naphtalies, and Ephraimsgehealogiced lo Aia the ſonne of jediael was Bithan, and the fonnes ef Buhan, Jeuſh, and Ben⸗ iamin and Chud, and Chenaanah , and ze- than, and Tarſhiſh, and Ahihahar. iL All theſe were the fonnes of Jediael, chiefe of the fathers, valiant men of watre, fcnenteene thouland € twa hundzeth, mare ching tn batteil aray to the warre. 12 Aud Sbhupptm,ann Huppim were the fonnes of Jr, but Huſhim was the tonne! of another· 13 @ The ſonnes of Naphtali, Jahziel, and uniana Jezer, and Shallum s of the fonnes cf Bhab. : I4 The lonucof Manaſſeh, was Afhriel, whom he bare vnto hint, but his concubine — bare Machir the * father of Gi- ead. Is And Machir tooke to wife rhe fitter of Huppim and Shuppim, and the name of their iter was Maachah. And the name of the fecond [onne was Zelophehad, and Zelo- phebad had Daughters. ) 16 And Maãachah the wife of Machir bate a fonne, and called his name || Peret: and the zame of bis brother was Shereſh: and hts fonnes were Aani and Rakes. 17 And the fonne of Glam was Bevan, Thei were thefonnes of Gilead the fone of Machir the fonne of Manaſſeh. 18 And t his fitter Molecheth bare J⸗ fod, and Abiezer and Mahalah. p Ig And the fonnes sf Gpemtda were Fe hian,and Abechem,and Likhi and Aniam. 20 @ Che fonnes alfo of Ephꝛaum were Hhuthetah, aud Bered bis onne, and Ta- hath bis onne, and his fenne Cladah, aud Cahath dis onne, 21 And Zaban his fonne.and Shuthelah bis fonne,and Ezer and Clead:and the men ofi Gath that were bome in the land , Mew them, becaufe they came Dowae to take a: way their catteil,. ; : : 22 Therekore Ephraim their father mourned many Dayes , and his J bzetheen came to comtoꝛt him. MONS pE 23 And when he went in to his wife, Hee concciued,and bare him a fonne,and hee cale led His name Beriah, becaule affliction was in his houſe. 24. Gud his f Daughter was Sherah, which built Beth-hozon the nether , and the vpper, and Gzzen Sbheerad. 25 Aud Kephah was his t fonne, and Re- — Telah his ſonne, and Tayan his ome, ; 7 26 Laadan bis nne, Ammihud his fonne,lithama bis foune, 3 27 Mon bis ſonne gJehoſhua his ſonne. 23 And their poſſeſſians and their habi tations were Beth-el ant the villages there· of, and Eaſtward Qaaran, and eſtward Gezer with the villages thereof, Shechem alfo and the villages thereof, vnto |! Azzah, and the villages thereof. i 29 Ana by the places of the children of Manafleh, Beth-hean and her villages, Taanach and her villages, Megiddo ana her villages, Doz and her villages. Jn thole nA chtlazen of Foleph the fonue of a , 30 ¶ * Tie | Or, Fri. f Meaning. thar he was not the fonne of Benia- min,butof Dan, Gene.46.23. ||Or,0f Aher. (Or, Shiller, Gene. 46.24. g Thefecame of Dan and Naph- tali,which were the fonnes of Bilhah,Gen.46. 2 3524525. Numb.26.29, 31.i0ſb. 17. 1. Or, Fexer, Namb. ⁊6 30. h Meaning,the filter of Gilead, i Which was one of the fiue principal cities of the Philiftims, flew the Ephrai- mites. j Or ,kemsfolkes. Or, neece. k To wit, of Ephraim. || Or Adaiah, rsand Beniamins genealogies. Gee8s,17, -030 C The lonnes ot Aer were Imnah ArI a, ano Fluah,and Jhuai,and Beriah, and He- rah thetr ſiſter. ; 31 Ana the lonnes of Beriah, Heber and Malchiel, whichis the father of Birzattth. ' 32 And Peber begate Japhlet and Sho⸗ mer, and Dotham, ana Shuah their lifter. 33 And the fonnes of Japhlet were Pa⸗ fach and Gimbal, and Aibnath:thele were the children of Japhlet. : i Anbd the tonnes of Shamer; Abt, and Rojgah, Fehubbah,and Aram, 35 And che fonnes of hts brother elem ae ? ophah, and Jlimna an Shelem, and a . 36 Thetonnes of Fophah, Suah,¢ Mar- nepher.and Shual, and Bert, and Jimray, 37 Bezer, and Hod, and Shamma, and Shilſhah, and Ithran. and Beera, 38 Aud the founes of Jether, Jephunneh, and Pipa and Gra. q 39 And the fonnes of Gila, Parah, and VYantel aid Rista. x 40 All thele were the chilmen of Ather, the heads of their fathers boules, Hoble⸗ men. baliant men of warre and chtefe BPein · Ces, and they were reckoned bp their genea⸗ logtes fo? warre ann foz battell tothe name baer fice and twenty thouſand men. CHAP. VIII, r Foka [onnes of Beniamin, 33 And race of Saúl. Eniaminallo begat Bela bis elden fon, Athbel the feconn, and Aharah the third, 2 Noah the fourth atn Rapha the fifth, 3 GAndthe Onnes of Bela were Addar, and Gera,and Abibua, 4 And Abiſhua, and Maaman,t Aboah, s And Gera, € Shephuphan, ¢ Hiram, . 6 And thele are thefonnesof Ehud: thefe were the chefe fathers of thole that in⸗ habited Geba: and > they were carted away captiues to Monahath. 7 And Haaman, and Ahiah, and Gera, be caried them awas captiues: and: hebes gate Uzza and Ahihud. 8 And Shabharaim begat certaine in the countrey of Moab, after he had lent 4 away Yuin and Gaara his wives. Sta 9 Dee begate, J fay, of Hodeſh his wife, Jobab 4 3ibis and Meſha, and Walcham, LO And Jeuz and Shachia and Mirma: them tuere bis fannes,and chtefe fathers. II QudofMubim hebegate Shitub and Cipaal. I2_ And thefonnes of Elpaal were Cher, and Miſham and Shamed (which built D- no, and Lod,and the villages thereof. ) i 13 And Berta) and Shema (which were i the chieke fathers among the inhabitants of Ste —— thep drzaue away the inhabitants of t X r ath.) 14 And AbiasDbhathak,and Jerimoth. Ig. And Sebadiah,and Arad, and Avar, “16 And Wichael, and glipa, and Jopa, the fonnes of Beriah, 17 And Zebadial , and Meſhullam, ans Hizki, and Veber, Izliah; and Jo- 18 And Iſhmerai, and - Ag Aauim allo, ann zʒichriand abdi, a He continueth in the defcription ‘caule his purpofe isto fer foorth ‘the genealogie of Saul. ib Meaning,the inhabitants of the citie Geba. c Towit,Ebud. d After he had put away his two wiles, E bab the ſonnes of Elpaal, Ohap. viij ix. Sauls genealogies 161 20 And Clienafand zillethai and Eliz, 21 Andi Adatah and Weratah, eDhim: (Or, Araiah rath the fonnes of hime, 22 And Jhpan,and Ebet, and Eliel, 23 And Abvon,and Zich2t, and Hanan, — Hananiah, and Clam, and Ans 3 25 Jphentiay and Penuel the to en iphenetal aud Penuel the orines of afbak, 26 Ano Shamſherai, € Shehariah, and Athaliab, 88 — 27 And Jaareſhiah, and Cliah.e sich, the fonnes of Jeroham. 28 Thele were the chicke ¢ fathers accor⸗ Ding te their generations, cuen [pices which Dweit tn Jerulalem. i 29 And at “Gibe welt the father oii- beon, € the name of bis wife was Maacheh. 30 And bis eldek fonne was Aboon , then Zur, and Kimp and Baal,and adab, 31 And aS Ahio and zacher, 32 And Mikloth begate Shimeah: thele allo dwelt with here bzetpzenin Jerutalen cuen by theit bꝛethzen. 33 And ERer begate Rih , g Kib degate Haul,and Saul begate Jonathan, € Mal chifhua,and Abinadab,and s Eihbaal. 4 Aud the lonne of Jonathan was bMe· rtb-baal, and Wertb-baal begate Wicah. 35 And the fonnes of (ical were Pithon and Welech,and Tarca and Abaz. 36 And Ahaz begate Jeboadah, and Je- hoadah begat Alemeth, and Azmaueth, and Zimri, and Zimri begate Masa, 37 And Woza begate Bineah , whole (orinewas Raphah, and his lonne Clealab, and hts fonne Azel. 38 And Azel had fir onnes, whole nantes are thel Azrikam, Bocheru, and Jfhmael, and Hheariah, and Dbadiab, and Panan; all thefe were the fonnes of Azel. 32 Andthe fonnesof Chek his brother were Clam bis eldeſt fonne, Jehuſh the tee cond,and Eliphaletthe third, re 49 And the fonnes of Clam were valiant men of warre which hot with the bow, and had many onnes and nephewes, an buns Dreth and Hiftie; all hele were of the fonnes of Bentamin. CHA... LX 1 Al F fraeland Iudah numbred, 10 Ofthe Priests and Lewites, 11. 18 And of their offices. TON all Iſrael were numbzed by their genealogies: an beheld, they are weit⸗ ten in the booke ofthe Kings of Iſrael ans of Judah, & they were» carted away to Bge bel foz there tranfgreftion, ; ; 2 @ Gud the chiefe inhabitants that a Hitherto he dwelt in thetrowne poſſeſſions, and in their hath deferibed owne Cittes,euen Iſrãel. the Patelts,the Le: their genealogies uites,and the> Nethinims. » before they went 3 Andin Jeruſalem dwelt of the chil: into captinitie, Deemof Judah; and Bl the childzenof Ben- and nowhe de- . iamin and of the childzen of Ephzaim, and (criberh their SBanaiteh. i hiftory after their 4 Gthat the ſonne of Amihud, thefonne returne, of Dmris the fonne ofAmri; the fenneof b Mcaning,the Bant,of the childꝛen of Phares, the fonneok Gibeonizes, e Thechiefe of thecribe of Ben- iamin that dwele in Ierufalem, Chap.9.25s f Who in the a, Sam. 9, iS called Abiel. g Heisalfona- med Ifhbofhets, 2. Sam 2.8. b He is likewiſe called Mephibo- (heth, 25am, 9.6. Judah. pe ` whichferuedin | S Andofl Hhiloni,Atatah the elemana che Temple, Dis ſonnes. reade lofh,g. E 6 Qnd 23. + oh ey | i PrieftsandLeuites.. Porters, {| Or,chiefe of the Anulies. e Thatis, hewas the hie Pref, d Tofemein the Temple, cue- gy one according to his office. e So called, be- cauſe the King came into the Temple thereby, and not the com- mon people, f Their charge was,that none fhould enter into thofe places which were one- ly appointed for the Priefts to minifter in. hOr, for their fi- Belitics 6 Aud of the fonnes of zerah, Jeuel, and their brethrzen fice hundreth and ninetic. 7 Andofthe fonnes of Beniamin, Dal- tu, the fonne of Meſhullam, the fonne of o0- Dautah, the forme of Haſenuah, $ Ani Ibneiah the (ounce of Jeroham, ¢ Elah the ſonne of Azzi, the onne of Michat, and Weſhullam che tonne of Sbephatiah, the onne of Reucl,the ſonne of Jonah. _ 9 And their drethzen according to their generations nine hundzeth, fittte and fire, al thele men were I chiete fathers in the houle⸗ holds of their fathers. — 1o € Aud ofthe Pꝛieſtes, Jedaiah, and Jehoiarib, and Jachtn, Ye Il And Asartah the fonne of hilkiah, the ſonne of $Bergullam, the ſonne of Zadok, the fonne of Weratorh, the onne of Ahitub,the © chiefe of the houſe of God, 12 And Adatah the tonne of Feroham,the fonne of Paſhhut, the onne of Malchiiah, and MDaalat the omie of Adiel, the ſonne of Jabhserah,the ſonne of Welhullam, the ſonne of Melhillemith, the nne of Jimer. 13 Aud their brethren the chiefe of the houſholos of their fathers a thoufaud ſeuen hundreth and thaeetcoze valiant men, o: the 4 woke of the ſernice af the houle of God. 14 Q And ofthe Leuttes, Shematah the fonne of Haſſhub, the fonne of Azrikam, the ſonne of Yahabiab, of the onnes of Berar, Is And Bakbakkar, Hereſh, and Galal, and Wattantah the onne of Micha, the foune of Zichi the fonne of Alaph, _ 16 And Obadiah the fonne of Shema- iah, thefonne ofGatal, the fonne of Jedu⸗ thun, and Berechiah the fonne of Ala, the $B fonne of Elkanah, that dwelt in the villages of the Netophathites. I7 q And the porters were Shallum, and Qkkub,and Talmon, and Abiman , g their betien: Shallum was the chicfe. 18 Foꝛ they were porters to this time by comipantes of the chiidzen of Lent vnto the e Rings gate Eaſtward. 19 Ana Shallum the fonne of Kore the fonne of Chialaph the foune of Koah, anv his bretizen the Korathites ( ofthe boule of thetr father) were ouer the werke, and office tokecpe the gates of the f Tabernacle: fo therr families were outy the hott ofthe Lod, Keeping theentry. 20 Aud Phinehas the onne of Eleazar, Was their guide and the £o was with bim, 21 Zechariah the fonne of Methelemiah was the poster of the dooꝛe of the Taverna. sy of the Congregation. 22 Al thele were chalen foz porters of the gates, ttoo hundreth and twelue, which were numbed according te their genealo gies by their townes. Dawid eflablimed thek and Hamuel the Deer llin their perpe: tuall office. : 23 Ho theyand their children had the o» ueriight ofthegates of the boule ofthe Lord, euen cf the boule of the Tabernacle by wards. z The porters were in foure quarters, Cattward, Meſtward, Mosthmard, anv Southward. . , ' 25 AnD their beechzeuwhich were in their I.Chron. and other Officers of the townes, caine at £ ſeuen dayes from time to- time mith ther. 1 26 for thele foure chiefe posters were in perpetuall office, and. were of the Leuttes, and had charac of thelchambers,and of the trealiresinthehouleofGed. — 27 Aud they lap round about the boule of God,becaule the charge was theirs, aud they taufed it tobe opened every maning. 28 And certaine of them had the rule of the mintitring veflels;fo2 they brought chem in by tale,and- brought them out by tale. -29 Home of them allo were appointed ouct the inftrumcnts,and ouer al the veffels of the Sanctuary, and ofthe + floure, and the wine, and the ople, and the incenie, and the ſweet odours. 30 And certaine of the ſonnes of the Pꝛieſtes made opntments of (weet odours. 31 And Matithiah one of the Leuites which was the clock fonne of hallum the Rozbite had che charge of the things that twere made in the frying pan. 32 Andother of their bzethren the onnes of Kohath had the oucrlight ofthe * Shew· bead to prepare tt euery Mabbath. i 33 And theke are the fingers, the chiefe fathers of the Leuites, which dwelt in the chambers, i and had none other charge sfo — to Doe iu that bunch Day night. 34. Thele were the chiefe fathers of the Leuttes according to their generations, an the pꝛincipall which dwelt at Jeruſalem. 35 *Aud in Gibeon dwelt | the father of oath ‘tig and the name of Dis wife was. aachah. 36 Ann bis eldelt ſonne was Abdon, their Riu KiM and Baal, and fzer, and Mas ab, : 37 Aud Gedoz, and Ahio and Zechariah, and Mikloth. * 8 And Mikloth begat Shimeam: they alio dwelt with their bethzen at Jerula⸗ lem, euen by their beethren. 39 And * Ner begate kth, and Rih be» gate Aaul,and Saul begate Jonathan. and Malchiſhua, and Abinadab and Eſhbaal. 40 And the fonne of Jonathan was Me⸗ rib baal : and Merib baal begate Micah. 41 And the ſonnes of Mitah were Pis thon,and Melech, and Cabzea, 42 And Ahaz begate * Farah,and Jarah begate Alemeth, and Azmaucth, and Simti, and Finetbegate Aoza, 43. And Moꝛa begat Binea, whole onne was Rephatah, and his ſonne was Cicalah, and his fonne Azel. 44 And ae had fire fonnes , whofe names are thele,Asrikam, Bochern, and Be 3 B mael,and Shearih and Obadiah and Has nan: thele ave the lonnes of Azel, CH Ae. Rees > ¥ The battell of Saul against the Philiftims, 4 Fawhichhe dieth, 6 And his fonnes alſo. 33 The caufe of Sauls death, ` a * the Philiſtims fought arain Jack: and the men of Iſxael flende, before the Wbiltitins. and fell Meee Laine Temples + g They ferued © weekely, as Exe, 4. I Oe. |) Or,opening of the doores. h Whereof the meate offering was made, Lenit, 2. L. Exod.25.30. i But werecon- tinually occupies ed in finging praifes to God, A hap. 3.29. Org Abigibeote : 1.Fam 14.5 1. chap.8.33. 1, Sam. 3u, 1o WSauls death. Dauidis - flaine in mount Gilboa, : 2 And the Philiſtims purſued after Sarl and after bis Onnes, and the Philiſtims finote Jonathan, and Abinadab, and Mal⸗ chiſhuã thelonnes of Gaul, 3 And the battel was (ore again Haul, and the archers +hit him, thee was woun⸗ DeD ofthe archers. .4 Then fain Dani to his armour beds $ ret, Dzaw out thp ſword, and thank nice thozow therewith , left theſe vncircumciſed come a mocke at mee: but his armour bea- ret would not,foz be was ſoꝛe afraid: there» fore Daul tooke the ſword and fell vpon te. § And when bisarmourbearee law that Daul was Dead , hee fell likewile vpon the ſword, and Died. 6 So Saul died and his thꝛee fonnes, and ali bis houle, they Died together. 7 Aud when alithe men of Jiraei that twere inthe valiey, faw how they fitt, and that Daul and bis ſonnes were Dead, they forsleoke theit cicies, and fled away, and the Philiſtims came and dwelt inthem. — 8 Anaon che mezrow when the hili- fims came to (pole them that were Hamne, they Sound Saul and bis tonnes + lying in mount Gilboa. Foi =9 Gnd when they han fript him, thep tocke bis head and bts armenr, and fent them inte theland of the Philiſtims round about, tupablity it vnto theit idoles, and to tie people, 3 Io And they layd —— in the houleof their God, and fet vp bis headin a Whichwas = the Joule of a Dagon. theidoleofthe ; IN- ¶ And when all hey of Jabeſh Gilead Philiftims, and. Heard all thar the Philiſtinis bad Done to fromthe belly aul, downewardhad = 12 Then they arofe(allthe valfant men) theformeofa and tooke the body of Saul, and the bodie⸗ fth,and vpward ot bis ſonnes, and brought them to Jabeſh, ofa man, and buried the bones of them vnder an oke in Jabeth,and faten ſeuen dayes. 13 So Daul died foz his tranſgreſſion that he committed againſt the Lom, * cuen againt the word of the Lozd, which he kept not,and in that be fought and aſked countel Ebr found. Eb. fallen. 1, Sam.t5. 23. JOr,witch,and + ofal” familiar (pirtt, forcereff2ns 14 Andatléed notof the Loyd: therefore g s,Sam,28.8.. - Qe few bim, and turned the kingdome vnto Dauid the fonne of Jhai, CHAP. Xf, 3 After the death of Saulis Dauid anointed in Hebron: 5 The lebufstes rebell againft Daud, from whom he takeththetower of Zion. 6 Feab ; ss made captaine, 10 His valent men. 2. Sam.5. 1. nyay * all Jifrael a gathered themſelues 2 This wasafter to Dauid pnto ipcbzon, laying, Behold, the death of ih- Wwe are thy bones and thy fef. bofheth Sauls 2 And in times pat, even when Baul fonne,whenDa- was king,thou ledſt Iſrael out andin; and _widhadreigned the oꝛd thy Gon (ard vnto thee, Thou Walt ouer [udahfeuen feed my people Iſrael, and chou (halt be cap- yecresand fixe taine ouer my people Ilrael. monethsinHe- 3 Do came al the Eiders of Iſrael to the bron, 2,Sam.5.5. king to Hebron , and Dauid made a coug- nant with chemin ebzon, befoze the Lord, Ano they anointed Dauid king ouer Iſra⸗ 1.$47.16,13. @l,*accogding tothe word of the Lord bp the ‘ Chap. xi. hand of Samuel, 4 E And Dauld and all Iſrael went to —— which is Jebus , where were the ebulites,the inhabitants of the land. — § Aud the inhabitants of Jebus {aid ta Dauid, Chau vale not come in hither.Ne· uertheleſſe Dauid tooke the tower of zion, which ts the citie of Dautp, O And Daud laid, *Citholocuer Mmi- teth the Jebuittes firſt, balbe the chicfe and captaine. So Joab the ſon ot Ferutah went firt — was captaine. 7 And Dauid owelt in the towers thers foze they calicd tt thecitie of Dauid. 8 *Anv hee built the citieom euery fide, from Millo euew round about; and Jeau repaired therett of the citie. 9 And Dautd prolpered, and grew ; fog tye Lord of boites was with pun. 10 ¶ * Thele alo are the chiefe of the pa- liant men that were with Dauid, and iop= ned their force with him in bis kingdonie with ail Ilrael, tomake him king ouer Il⸗ rael accoꝛding to the word of the Loyd. Il Gnd thists the number ofthe valiant men whom Dauid had, Jaſhobeam the fon ofigachmoni,the® chiefe among thirtie ; hee lift vp his ſpeare againſt theee hundzeth, whom þe flew at one time. 12 And after ptm was Eleazar the fonne of Dodo the Abohtte which was one ofthe three valiant men. 13 Hee was with Dautd at (Palram: mim and there the Philiſtius were gathe · red together to battel: and there wasa pare cellof ground full of barley, and the people fled betoze the Philiſtims. i 14 And they itood in the middes of the field, ana J alfo are they that came to Dania to *Fiklag, while be was yet kept cioſe, becaule of Saul the ſonne of Kiſh: and thep pere pmong the valtant and helpers of the 2 Chey were weaponed with bowes, and comia bfe the right and the left han with ſtones and with arremes and twi bowes, and were of Mauls > bzethzen, cuen of Beniamin, — 3 Che chieke were Abiezer, and Joa the fonnes of Shemaah aGrbeathite , and Jeziel ano Pelet the tonnes of Afinaucth, Berochah and Jebu the Autothite, 4 And Iſhmaiah the Gibeonite, a vali⸗ § Cluszat, and Jerimoth, and Bealtah, ao cobemactal, and Hhephattal the Yas 6 Elkanah, and Iſhiah, and Asariel, and Joeser, Jathobeam of akozehin, 7 And Joclah,and sebadtah, thefonnes of Jeroham off Gedor. And of the Gadites there ſeparated themſelues fome yuto Danid into the holde of the wilderneſſe, valiant men of warre,and men of armes,and apt fo2 battet, which could handle || (peare and ſhield, and their faces 3 | a Totakc his part againft Sauk who perfecured 1M. \ à 129 b Thatis , of the tribe of Benia- min, whereof Saul was, and wherein were excellent throw= ers with flings, ` Or, Gedua, [lOr bck ler. ratboutte, __ were like the faces ofc Liens, anDwere {ike ¢ Meaning, 32 uraiof the riuers of Gaah, Abiel the Roesin the mountainessnfwiftnele, fierce and ter- the Arbathite, 9 Ezer the chiefs, Obadiah the fecond, rible. 33 Azmaneth: the Baharumite, Eliaba the Shaalbonite, ; 34. The lonnes of Haſhem the Gesonite, Jonathan the fonne of Hhageth the iparite, 35 Abiam the fonne of Bacar the Vara- Eliab the thira, the fife, : : Il Attat the firt,Cliet the feuenth, 12 Johanan the eiayt , Chaban the To || Mihmanah the fourth Jeremiah lOr; Mafbintan nah > 200 a vite Eliphal the oime of Ur, l ninth, f 36 Hepher the PPecherathite,Abiiah the 13 Jeremiah the tenth, Macbannai the Pelontte, eleventh ~ 37 Hezro the Carmelite, Marat the fon of Ezb sbat, ; 33 Joel the brother of Rathan, Mibhar the ſonne of haggeri. 39 Zelek the Ammonite , Mahat the Be- vathite , the armour-bearerof Joab the on of Serutah, } i j 40 Jra the Jthzite Garib the Jthzite, an . Geta the Hittite , Zabad the fonne of ai, 42 Adina the fonneof Shisathe Reubee —* fess of the Reubenttes, and thira p wrth him, 43 Panan the fon of Maachah, and Jo- Haphat the Mithnite. 44. Uzia the Athterathite, Shama and Jeiel the tonnesotDtham the Arcerite, 45 Jedtael the onne of Shimet,ans Yo- a bis brother the Cisite, 46 Eliel the Mahauite, and Jeribai and buk FJothautah the fonnes of Elnaam, and Ith⸗ enth. í ; 14 Chele were the onnes of Gad, Tap- taines of the bote: one of theleatt could re- e a hundzeth, and the greateſt a thous anv. I5: Thele ave thep that went oner Joze Den in the < Rri monety when hee had filled: ouerall bis bankes, and put to flight-all — ofthe valley towardtie Cal and the e 16 And there came of the childzen of Apuana and Judab tothe hold buto anid, 17 And Danid went out to meetethem, andanlwered and ſayd vnto them; Tf peg bee come peaceably vntomee to helpe mee, mine heart hall be knit vnto pou, but if you come fo betray me to mine aducrlaries, fee- ing there ig nowickedneflein mine handes, the ee of our fathers behold it, and rg- uke it, 13 And the ¢ pirit came vpon J d Which the Ebrewes called Nifaror Abib,’ containing halfe March & halfe April,when Ior- den was wont to ouerflow his bankes,read Ioſh.3.15. e The fpirit of mah the Woabite, which was the chtefe ofthivtic , and hee faid, boldnes and cou- 47 Eliel and Ded, and Jaahel the Wee Thine ace wee, Damn, and with thee D rage moued him fobaite. fonne of Ihat. Peace, peace be vnto ther, CHAP, XII. x Who they were that went with Dauid: when he fled from Saul, 14 Their vakanines. 23 Thep and peace bee vnto thine helpers: for thy ‘God helpeth thee. Chen Danin receiued , ana made them captaines of the Oa- : 19 Gana to fpeake thus, and went to inake him King. f They came on- ly to helpe Da- uid,and net to fuccour the Phi- liftims, which were enemies to their councreye 1. Sam 29 4. Or, on the see~ pardie of osr | heads. g To wit,of the Amalckites, which had bur- ned the citie i Ofthe Leuites which came by _ defcent of Aaron k That is, the greateft number tooke Sauls part, 1 Menof good _ experience, which knew at all times what was to be doné. 19 (Aud of Manaſſeh fome. fell to Da⸗ nin, whendee came with the Philiſtins as gaint Gaul to battel but they helped them nots fog the princes of rhe TObititimis"by ád- utlement (ent him away, laying, ie wül fall to bis maker Baul || fo: our heads. : 20 38 he went to Fiklag there fell to him of Panalleh, onah, aud Jozabad, and Jee Diael, ane Pichacl, and Jozabad, and Cit bm and Filtat, heads of the thoulands that were of Banafieh. $ ; 21 And they helped David againſt e that band: foz tyep were all valiant men, werg captaines in the boie. 22 fer at tyat time Day Sy Day there came to Danid tobelpebim, vntull it was a great hotte,like the holte of God. . 23 And ihele are the numbers of the cap- Ziklag, 1.Sam. 9.1,9- taimes that were armed tebattell, and came h Meaning, to Dautd to iebzon to turne the kingoome mighty orttsong: of aul to bim,accozding to the worn ofthe forthe Ebrewes 020. } fayathingisof 24 The chilen of Juvah that bare God,whenitis (iein and 4 {peare, were lice thouland and excellent. eight hundꝛed armed to the warre, or, buc kler. 25 Okthe children of Dimeon paliant men of warre,tenen thouſand g an hundreth 26 Okthe children of Leui, forre thon- fand and fire hundreth. i 27 AnD Jehoiada was the chiefe of them ofiaron: and with him thece thouland ana ſeuen hundzeth. 28 Aut Zadok a pong man very paliant, and. of bis fathers houſhold came tivo and twentic captaines. i ' 29 And ofthe chilen of Beniamin the brethren of Haul thzee thouland: foz a great part of them puto that time * kept the ward of the houſe of Haul, i 30 And of the children of Ephraim twen · tic thouland, & eight pundzed valtant men 9 famous men in the houſhold of their fa- 31 And of the palie trite of Manaſſeh eig hteene thouſand, which were cppsinten by name to come and make Dauid King, 32 And ofthe chtlozen of Iſſachar, which were men that had vnvBeritanding of the 1 times, to know what Pirael ought to doe: the beads of them were two hundred, and all their bꝛethren were at their comandement. 33 DFSebuluis that went out to batcel, erpert in warte; and in ail inſtrumcnts of lOr fet them = warre, fiftte thenfand|| which couid fet the Selucsinaray. battell in aray: thepwere not of at Double æEbr. heart and heart. heart. 24 And of Maphtali athoufand captaines, m Sothat his whole hofte were three hundreth twentie and two’ thoufand, two _ bundred,twentie and with them with Hield and ipeare ſeuen anothirtiethoufand. . i 35 And of Dan expert in battel eight and twentie thoufand and fire hundreth. 26 And of Ather that wentout tothe bat» tell and were trained in the warres, fourtic thoufand. 27 Aud ofthe other fine of Jorden of the - Reibenites, and ofthe Gadites, andofthe GS Debon to make Dauid King ouer all Iſra⸗ el: and all the ret of Iſrael was ofone acco to make Dautd King: i 39 And therethey were with Dauid three Dapes, cating and drinking: fo? their” bze tizen bad prepared to them. 40 $Bozeouer,they that were neere them vntill Iſſachar, and Zebulun, and Naphtali brought bread vpon aſſes, andon camels, AAD On Mules on oxen, cuen meate fone, Bgges, and ratings, and wine and oyle, and beeues ana theepe aboundantly * foz there was toy in Iſrael. CHAP. XIIL 7 The Arke i brought againe from Kiriath- tearim to Terufalem. 9 Vx3a dieth becauſe hee touched it, AZ D Dauid counlelied with the cap- taines ofthaufands and. of hundzeths, and with all the gouernours. 2 And Danid lard to all the Congrega- tion of Iſrael, Ffit ſeeme good to pou, and that tt proceedeth of the Lord sur God, wee will fend to snd fro vnto our brethren, that ave left in ail the land of Iſrael (for with them are the Peieſts and the Leuites in the cities and their (uburbes) that thep may al⸗ femble themſelues vnto vs. | 3 And we wil dying againe the? Areke of our God toys ; for we fought not vnto itin the Dayes of Saul. 4 And ail the Congregation antwered, Letvsdoclo: for the thing ſeemed good in the eyes ofall the people. s €* SoDani2 gathered all Iſraelto⸗ gether from Sahiha in Egypt, euen unto the entring of Hamath, to bꝛing the Arke of God from > Kirtath. tearim. 6 And Dania went vp and all Ilrael to Baalath, tn Krriath-icarim, that twas in Judah, to bꝛing vp fromthence the Arke of Godthe Lom thar Dwelleth betweene the Cherubims, where his Mame ts cailed on. And thev caricd the Arke of Godina new cart out ofthe houle of Abinadab; and Tizza and Abio c guided the cart. 8 And Danidand all Ilrael played bee fore ꝰGod with all their might, both with fongs ant with harps, and with vtoles,and with timbzels and with cymbals, and with trumpets, 9 CAndwhen they came vnto the thee (Hing flooze of * Chinon, 14334 put koorth dis hand to hold the Arke, foz the oren did ſhake tt. S Io But the wath of the Lord was kind- lcd againit Uzza and he (mote dina, becaute he layed his hand vpon the Arke: ( hee died there ! before God. x II And Dauit was angric, becaule the Lod had made à breach in Azza, and he cals led the name of that place Derez- Azza vnto this Dap. 12 And Danit feared God that day, fap- ing. ow Hall J bang in teme the Arke of ` i Chap. xiij. TheArke. Vzzallame, 167m n The ret ofthe Ifraelites. a His firkt care was to reftore Religion, which had in Sauls dayes bene cor- rupted and neg- lected. 2. Sam.6. 2. HOr, N ilusa b Thar is, from Gibea, where the inhabitants of Kiriath-iearim had placed it in the houfe of A- binadab,2,Sam, ` 6 3. Or, Baale, reade 2.Sam.6.2. c_The fonnes of Abinadab. d Thatis,befere the Arke,where ` God fhewed himfelfe:fo that ¥ figne is taken for the thing figni- fied, which is commonto all facraments both in theolde and new Teſtament. e Called alio Na- chon, 2-Sam.6.6, f Beforethe Arke for vfur- ping that which - did not apper- and two, halk: tribe of Manaſſeh with al inſtruments lOr, fight iatheir OF warre to fight with, an hundreth and twentie thouland.. aray, Or with agood 33 “All thele men of warre that could courage, leade an armic came with || opeiehtheart ta 1% Ther ore Dautd brought not the Arke tainero bis vo- to him into the cittc of Dautd, but cauſed cation: forthis i charge was given the Pricfis, Numb.4.35. fo that here all good intentions are condem- ned, except they — by the word of * * 3 í “ThePhiliftims deftroyed. g Whowasa Leuite,and cal- led Gittite,be- caufe hee had dwelt ât Gath, 2.Sam 5. 11. 1Ebr. Zer. a Becaufe of Gods promife made to the peo- ple of Ilracl, < b Elpaletand Nogah arenot mentioned, 2, Sam.§.54, fo there are-but eleuen,and here thirreene. Or, Eliada. © Thatis, the valley of diuifi- ons,becaufe the enemies were difperfed there like waters, it ta turne into the boule of s Obed Evom the Sittite. i 14 Go the Arke of God rematned in the honie of Obed Edom, cuen in hts houle thee meanetbs t and the Lo: bleed the houte of Died Edom, and all that he had. CHAP, XIIIL 1 Hiram fendcth wood and workemen to Da- uid. 4 The names of his children. 8.14. By the counfell of God hee gocth ag aint the Philifiims, and ouercommeth thera. 15 God fighteth for him. T Den * ient Piram the king of Tpus meflengers to Dauid, and cedar trees, oinar and carpenters to build himan houſe. 2 Therefore Dauid knew that the Lod Had confirmed him Ring ouer Iſrael, and that bis kingdeme was ltt vp on bigh, be⸗ cauſe of bts apeople Jlracl, 3 Allo Daui tooke moe wines at Je- rulatem, and Dauid begate moe fonnes and Daughters. - 4 And thel are the names of the chil- Den which hee had at Jerulalem, Sham- mua, and Sbobab, Mathan, and Salomen, 5 And Ibhar, ¢ Eliſhua, and e Elpalet, 6 And fzogay and Mepheg,t Japhta, 7 And Sithama, and] Beeltada, and Eliphalet. ie 8 Butwhen the Philiſtims heard that Dauid was anoynted Ring ouer Lfracl, all tw the Philiftims came vp to ſeeke Danid. Ana poe Dauid heard, hee went ont againk EIH. 9 And the Philiſtims came and {pread themelues in the valiey of Rephaim, fo Then Dauid alked countell at God, laying, Shall J goe vp againt the Phili Rims, and wile thou Deltuer chem intomine hand? And the Lozd laid vnto hum, Goe vp? foz J| will Deltuer theminto thine hand. Il Do they came vp to Baal-perasim, and Dauid finote them there: and Daud faid , God hath Dinided mine enemies with mine hand,as waters are diuided: therefore they called the name of thatplace, < Baal- perazim. 12 And there they had left their gods: and Dauid (ald, Let them euen bee kurnt with fire. Die 13 Agatne the Philiſtims came and (pred theinictues ut the valley, 3 14 And when Daui alken againe coun · fell at God, Gon ſaid to him, Thou Malc not gobp after them, bor turne away from them, that thou mapet come vpon them ouer a= gatnft the mutberte trees. Is And when thou heave the nopfeof one going in the tops of the mulberie trees, then gor oat to battcl : for Sod is gone forth Beit tbee, to imite the hoſte of the Phili- ints, 16 So David did as God had tomman- Ded himt aud theyſwote the hot ofthe Phi⸗ liſtims from GibconenentoGexer. 17 And tie fame of Daud went out into ali(anns, andthe Lod boughtthe feare of bim upon ail nations, CH APS XV x “Dauid prepareth au boufe for the Arke, 4 The sumber and order of the Lenitese 16 The. I.Chron. fingers are choſen out among them 25 They bring againe the Arke with icy. 29 Dauid dauncing before it, defhifed of bis wife Michal. A f20 Danid made him houles in the citie pf Dauid, and prepared a place forthe Arke of Sod,and pitched for tt a tent. 2 Then Dauid (aid, Mone ought toca: rie the Arke of God but the Leuites : For the Lov bath cholen them to beare the Arke of the Lod, and to miniſter vnto bim fo: euet, Cand Danid gathered all Jira! to- gether to Jerufalem to tying vp the > Arke of the Lord vnto bis place, which he hav oz- deined forit. 4 And Dauid aflembled the ſonnes of Aaron and the Leuites. § Okthe fonnes of Kohath, Crtel the ~ chiefe,and bis || bzethzen fire ſcore. 6 MDéthelonnes of Merari, Afaiah the chick, and dis beethaen two hundzesh and twentte. 7 Di the fonnes of Gerſhom, Joel the spite > and bis beethzen an hundzeth anv irtie. 8 Dé the lonnes of · Elizaphan, Shema- ial the chiefe, his bꝛethꝛen two bundzeth. 9 Okthe tonnes of d Yebson, Eliel the chieke, and his brethzen fouretcoze. 19 Df the fonnes of Cizstel, Amminadab the pa and his bꝛethren an hundrzeth and clue. Ir (And Dauid called Fadok and Abi- atbar the Pielts,and of the Leuites, Uriel, Afatab,and Joel, Shematah,and Eltet,and Amminadab; - 12 And hee {aid vnto them, Mee are the chiefe fathers of the Leuites:« fanctifie pour flues, and your bzetizen , and bring vp the Arke of the Lod God of Ilracl vnto the place that J baue peepared foz it. 13 Foꝛ * becaule pee were not there at the firi, the Load out Ged made a breach amag bs: foz we fought him not after due f oder. fi —5 de — and the —— fanet {< cD themielues te bing vp the Arkeofthe Lod Goof Iſrael. : Ig @And thefonnes of the Lenites bare the Arke of God bpon their houtders with theharres,as Moſes ad commanded, * ace cording tothe wod ofthe Low. — I6 Gud Danid {pake to the chicke of the cuites, that thep ſſould appoint certaine of their brethren to fing wiih s mitruments of muficke, with bioles and harpes, and cym⸗ bals, that they might make a found, and lift bp thetrboice wirh toy. 17 So the Lenites appointed Peman the ſonne of Joel, and of his beethzen Alapk the ‘fonne of Berechiah,+ of the fonnesof Bera ri their brethren, Ethan p fonne of Kuſhaiah The order ofthe Leuites, © a Thatwasin the place of the © citie called Zion 2.Sam.g 7,9. Numb.4.2,20, : b From the houfe of Obed Edom, 2.5aM.6.105 12. {Or,kin/emen. c Who wasthe fonne of Vzziel, the fourth onne of Kohath,Exod, 6.18,22.and num. 3.30, d The thicd fon of Kohath, Exod.6.18, e Prepare your — bee pure, abſteine from all things. wherby ye might be polluted,and fo notable ro cometo the Ta- bernacle, Chap.r3.10 t According as he hath appoin- ted inthe Law, Exed.25.84,5, 2. Thefeinftru- mentsand o:her ceremonies, . which they ob⸗ ferued, were iae ftrudionsof theirinfarcie, which continu: 13 And with them ther beethren inthe edrothecome . - ‘fecond degree, Zechariah, len, + Faasicl, ming af Chrif and Shemiramorp, and Febicl, and Anniz h Which were Eliab and Benaiah, t Maaleiah, and Mat? jnferiour in dige tithial, and Eliphsleh, and IMikneah, an® nitie, Obed Edom, and Ferel the peters, 19 So Heman, Alaph ano Cian were ~ Buge te make a ſound with cpinbaics of dalle, 20 And Zechariah, and Asiel and She miramoth, and Jehiel, and Unni, and Eliab. a — = He ww — E- e E E A E T E T TE TOE ee OA “FThis was an ine flrument of mu- ficke, or a certain tE tune, whereunto 4) they accultomed to fing pfalines. k Which was the eight tune, ouer E the which he that was moft i), excellent had charge, ] To wit,to ap- * pſalmes & ngs to them that fung, m With Bere- chiah and Elka- nah, verfe 23, 2. Sam. G. 12. n That is, gaue them ftrengthto execute their office. © Befides the bullecke and the fat beat, which Dauid offered at every fixt pafe, 2.Sam.6.1 3. p Reade 3,Sam. 6.14. q Itwas(o cal- led becaufe it put the Ifraelites in ‘the Lords coue- nant made with them. 2, Sa m. 6.36, - 2. Sam 6.17. a He called vp- ‘on the name of God, défiring him to profper the people, and gine good fuc- ceffe to their be- Innings, —* wit, Gods benefits toward his people, bringing againe the Arke. Cliab, and Maaleiah, and Benaiah with violea on! Alamoth. f 21 And Mattithiah, and Elipheleh, and Mixkneah, and Obed Coon, and Perei, and — pti harpes vpon * Sheminith }enaszeal). 3 22 Wut Chenanial the chicke of the Lee uites! had the charge, bearing the burden in the charge,foz he was able to inſtruct. 23 And Berechiay and Elkanah were porters fo: the Arke. 24 And Sbecaniah, €Tebothaphat, and Pethanceland Amafatand Sechartab, anv Benaiah, and Eliezer the Biets oid blow wit) trumpets before the Arke of Gon, and ease nom and Fettal) were pozterg m fog be Arke. 25 "Ho Dauid and the Clders of Iſrael €the captaines of thoulands went to bring bp the Arke of the Conenant of the Lod feon the boule of Obed Edom with toy. 26 And becaule that Gad helped the Le» uites that dare the Arke of the Coucnant of the Lozv, theyotfered o (euen bullockes and ſcuen rammes, Wie 27 And Dauid had on him a linen gar⸗ ment, as all the Leuttes that bare the Arke andthe lingers, and Chenantah chat had the chicfe charge of the fingers: and vpon Dauid was a lumen e Ephod. 28 Thus all Iſrael bꝛought vp the Arke of the Lous Conenant with ſhouting, and found of ee > anD With trumpets , and with cymbals, making a found with violes and with harpes. 29 And when the Arkeof the a Couc- nant ot the Lozd camie tnto the citie of Daa Sememtance of UID, Michal che Daughter of Gaul looked out at a window, and law king Dauid dan⸗ cing and playing, and * hee deſpiſed him in ber heart. CHAP. XVI, 1 The Arke being placed,they offer facrifices, 4 Dauid ordeineth Afaph and his brethren to mi- sifer before the Lord. 8 Heappointcth a notable Pape: to be fang in praife of the Lord. CB "they ought in the Arke of God, and {et itin the mws of the Tabernacle that Dautd had pitched fortt , and they offered a ofterings and peace oXcrings before 00, 2 Aud when Dauid had made anend of oitting the burnt offering and the peace of- ferings, be + bleed the pcoplein che Rame ofthe Lov. 3. Andee dealt to euery one of Iſrael both man and woman, to cuerp onga cake oibrean, and a piece of Hef, and a bottell of wine, 4 And he appointed certcineokthe Les uites to minifter before the Arke of p Lod, and to >rebearle and to thanke and prayſe the Lord God of Iiracl, § Alaph the chiete, and nert tobim Ze⸗ chatiah, Fetel, and Shemiramoth, and Je⸗ hfcland Mattithiah, and Eliab, and Be⸗ naiag,and Obed Edom, even Jeiel with tn» ruments, violes and harpes, and Alaph to makea found witheymbals, ; 6 And Benatah and Jahaziel Pꝛieltes, with trumpets continually betoze the Arke Chap. xyj. oftheconenantofGov. 7 Then at that time Dautd did cappoint at the ——— guue thanks tothe Lord by the hand of Aiaph and bis baethacn. 8 Pꝛaiſe p Lozd,& cali vpon bis Ramer Declare bis d works among the people. 9 Sing vnto bun, ting paile vnto him, and tale of all bis © wonderfull woskes. IO Keioyce m his Dely Mame : let the Hearts of them that leeke the Tord reioyce AL Secke the Lord Ghis ſtrength; leeke bis Face continually. 12 Remember bis marueilous workes that he hath Done, bis wonders, and the f indgements of his mouth, B D feepe of Iſrael big ſernant, D the chilozen of Jaakob his e cholen. 14 Hee isthe Lo our Gov: bis tudge- ments are thoughout all the earth, Ig Remember pis coucnant fo: cuer, and the wowe, which he commanded to a thoi fand generations ; ; 16 X¶hich he made with Absaham, and his othe to Ishak: f 17 And hath confirmed tt to Jaakob foz a rs » and to Iſrael foz an eueriaſting co» wenant, 18 Saying, Eo thee will J giue the land of Canaan the + lot of your inheritance, 19 Chenye were ! few in number, yeaa Vèrp few,and irangers therein, 20 And walked about from nation to Nation, and from one kingdonie to another people, 21 ee MED no man to Doe them gong + but rebukedi kings fo: their fakes, ig, 22 Touch not mine x anointed, and doe my! Prophets noharme. 23 * Ding vnto the Lozd all the earth: Declare his faluatton from Day to Day. 24 Declare bis gloy among the nati aan and bis wonderfull workes among all Opie. 25 For the Lord is great and much tobe papin and hee isto bee feared aboue all gods, 26 Foz al the gods of b peopleare m izole, but the £020 made the heauens 27 Bꝛaiſe qglozvare before him: power And beatity are in his place. 28 Giue vnto the Load, ye families of the Peoplezgiue vnto the Loyd glory and power. 29 Glue vnto the Lord the glory of bis Fame: bung an offering and come befoze bint, and worlhip the Loed in the glozions Sanctuary. 30 ="Gremble pe before him, all the earth: furety the woglde Wall bee Rable and not mooue. 31 Let the eheauens reioyte, and let the earth be glad, and let them fay among the nations, Che Lord reigneth. 32 Lethe (ea roare, and ali that therein is: let the field be tovful and alichat is in it. 33 Let the trees ofthe wood then reioyce world would follow idoles, yet he would cleauet n Humble your {clues vnder the mightiehand of horteth the dumbe creatures toreioyce with him greatnefie of the grace of God, a i 4 The fongofAfaph. 164 c Dauid gane thers this pfalme to praiſe ¥ Lord, fignifying thee 1!” all our encerpri- festhe Name of God ought to be praifed and çal- led vpon, Pfal.tos.z, ILAE Y d Whereofthis is the chiefeft, that he hath cho- fenhimfelfe a Church tocall vpon his Name, e Who of his wonderfull pro= uidence hath chofena few of the ftocke ofA- braham to be his children, f In onercom- ming Pharaoh, which iudgments were declared by Gods mouth te Mofes, sat 8 Meaning here- by, that the pro- mife ofadoptiog onelyappertei· neth to the Church. Gen.22.16,175 18.luke 1.73. bebr.6.17. 56b coard wher« by parcels of lands were mea= ured, Meaning, from the time that Abraham entred, vnto the time, that laakob went into Egypt., for famine. i As Pharaoh & Abimelech, k Mineele& people, & them whom I baue fan@ified, I To whom God declared his word, and they declared it to their pofteritie, Pfal.gs5.1. m His ftrong faith appeareth herein, that theugh all the o theliving God. God. o Hee ex. in confidering the a eee aaa Nathans meſſage to Dauid: p To reftoreall things to their eſtate. q He efteemeth this to bethe chiefeft felicitie of man, r Hewillethall the people both in heartand mouth tocon- feat to thefe praifes, f With Zadok and the reft of the Prieſts. t Declaring that after our duety to God,weare chiefly bound to our owne howie, for the which as for all other things,we ought to pray vnto God and inſtruct our families to prayle bis Name. 2,84.7.2. a Well built and faire. b Thatis,incents coucred with skins, c As yet God had not reutiled to thé Prophet what he putpofed con- cerning David : therefore freeing God fauoured Danid,he fpake what he'thought. d After thar Na» thanhad fpoken to Dauid. e Thatis, ina rent which remo- ued to and fro, | f Meaning wher- foeuer his Aike | went which was | afione ofhis . prefence, at the pecfence of the Loz: fo he commech top iunge the earth, 34. mercie endureth fo euer. 35 Ana lap ye, Daue ve, D God, our ſal⸗ uation, and gather vs, and deltuer vs from the heathen, that wee may paii thine holp Name, and 1 glory in thy praple. 36 Bleſſed be the Lord God of Iſrael foz euer and euer: and let all people fap, So be it, and pravle the LoD. 37 Cen be lett chere before the Arke of the Loms Couenant Alaph and his bze: then to miniſter cõtinually before the Arke, that which was to be Done enery day: 38 And Dbed Edom and his betinen, theeelcoze and eight: and Dbed Edom the fonne of Peduthun and hoſah were posters, 39 And Zadok the ict and bis brethren the JPzicits were before the Tabernacle of we Loud, in the high place that was at Gi⸗ con. > 40 Co offer burnt offrings yntop Lod, tyon the burnt offering altar continnatly,tn the mozning and tn the euening, even acco- Ding vnto ali thatis voritten in the lawe of the Lord, which be commanded Firacl. 41 duthun, and the reſt that were cholen(whtch iwere appointed by nantes) to prayple the Lod, becanle his mercie endureth for eier. 42 Euen with them were Heman and Je⸗ Durbin, to make a ſound wrth the cornets and with tye cymbals, with ercellent iit ſtruments of muficke: and the ſonnes of Je⸗ duthun were at the gate. 43 And all the people Departed, enerp man to bis boule; and Dauid returned to tbleſſe hts boule, CHAP. XVII. 3 Dauidis forbidden to build an houſe vnto the Lord, 13 (hrift *promifed under the fizure of Salomon, 18 Dauid giueth thankes,. 23 and prayeth unto God. N22 * afterward when Dauid dwelt in bis Soule, hee fayd to Qathan the Pro⸗ phet, Behold, J Dwell in an houle of a cedar trees, barthe Arke of the Lords Coucnant remaineth onder >cnrtaines. 2 Chen Mathan fad to Dauit, Deo < all that isin thine heart : fo: God ts with thee. 3 Andthelame4 night eucn the word of God came to Rathan faving, 4. o,and tell Danto my ſeruant, Thus fayth the Lod, Chou (hate nor build mee an houſe to Dwell in: ; Fo J hane dwelt inno boufe, fince the Day that J brought out che childzen of Iſrael vuto this vay, but J bane been from e tent totent, and krom habttation to habi- tation, 6 Whereſoeuer J haug £ walked with all Jitaet, fpake J one word to any of the Judges of Hitacl (whom J commanunyed to feebe my people) laying, Ahy haue pee not built me angoul? of cedar trees? 7 saowthercfore thus (alt thou fap wi- to my feruant Davis, Cus lath the Loy of hoͤſtes, J] tooks thee from the erpe I Chiton. aile the Lod. fog he is Keov,foehts Fh NB with them! were Peman, EHe- b toate cand from following the mepe, that thou forume beca pince puer my people tael, . 8 And J Hane deen with thee whitherte- enet thon att walked, and hauedeltroped all thine enemies ont otthy light, and daue ſmade thee a name, tke the name of the great men that are tu the earth: 9 CA 3] will appoint a place for inp people Fitacl, and t will plantit, that they may dwell in their place, € mooue no moze? neither tail they wicked people | bere them any moas at the beginning, IO Qnv fincethe tune that J commann- Ded Judges ouer my people Jirael) And F will mbane ail thine enemies: therefore F fay vnto thee, that the Lod will: bunld thee an boufe. It And when thy Dayes Mall be filfilted fo goe with thp fathers, then will F rare ty thy feede after thee, which Wall bre of thy nnes and twill (tablity his kingdeme. 12 ie hall burla me anhoutle, and J will Tablif bis tone fo « ener. 13 J willbe hts father,and he Hall be mp fonne, ana J will not take mp mercie away from hin, as J tooke tt from pim that was efozel thee, ' r 14 Dut J wil eſtabliſh himin mine bone, aud in my kingdom fo: euer, and his thong Mall Ge eitablryed foz euer, . 15 Accopwing to ail thefe words, and at» cornea to ali thts vition, Do Mathan tpake 9 Danid. 16 (And Dauid the king ™ went ir, and ilatebeiore the Lord, and ſayd, Aho am J, D Led God, anv what is mine Houle, that thon bat bꝛought mee api: therto 2 17 Det choneiteeming this a ſmal thing, D Hoo, halk ail ſpoken córermng the Boute of thy feruant for a great while, and halt res garded mee according to the (tate ofa man ote hie degree,D Lord God, 18 Ahat can Dautd defire moze of thee foz the honour of typ ſeruant? foꝛ thou know: elt thy ſeruant. 19 D LoD, fo2 thy feruants fake, ever according to thine r heart halt thou Done all this great thing to Declare all magnifi cence. 20 Loyd, there is none like thee, neither is there anp God belies thee, according to all that we bauc heard with our cares. 21 GHozcouer, what one nation in the earth is like thy people Wirael, whole Gov went toredeeme them to bee his people, and to make thy felfe a ame, and to doe great anv terrible things by catting out nattons from befoze thy people whom thou halt de» liuered out of Egypt? l 22 Foꝛ thon bhatt oꝛdained thy peaple IE rael to bee thine owne people fozeugr, and thou Loza art become thetr Son. r 23 Wherefore nowe Low, tet the thiug that thou batt tpoken täcernity thy feruant and concerning bis houſe, be confirmed fog euer, and Doe as thon bat fayd, 24 And let thy Mame bee able and magnifen for ener, thatit may bee fapa, The Loyd of hoſtes, God of Ifrael, pa Dauids chankefginiing, | of ficépe | nade i thee'afhepheard M of men, fo thart thou cameft not to this disnitie ‘throughthine ` owne meritës, but by my pure grace, ` Or gotten thee fame, h Make them fure that they fhall norremoue, tEbr.founes of ` iniquitis. Oncon fume. 1 Will give thee great poftericie. k Thatis, vnto thé comming of Chrift : for then theft figures thould ceafe. 1 Which was Saul, m He went into the tent wecre the Arke was, fhewing what we ought to doe when we réctiue any benefitesoF the Lord. Or, remained, n Meaning, to this kingly eftate, o Thou haft pros mifed a kingdde that fhal] conti nuéto me and my polteritieand that Chrift thall proceede of me. p Freely and ac- cording to the purpofe of thy will, without any deferuing, That is, hee weth himfelfe indeede to be their God, by de- t || tiueriag them | ftom dangers, and preferuing T the m. ‘f Thou haft de- clared vnto me by Nathan the Prophet. Ebr hath found f Andcanft not |) breake promile, a Which2.Sam, 8.1.is called the bridle of bon- dage, becaufeic was a {trong tov ne,and kept the countrey round about in fabie@'on, lOr, paid tribute, Or, Hadadezer, HOr, Euphrates, 2 54.3.4, lOr, Darme/eh, b That is in all things that he enterpriled. e Which 2.Sam, 8.8.are called Betah and Beros ais 1,King.7.23, ierem 52. 20. d Called alſo Io- ram, 2.Sam.8 10, e. Becaufe the E- domites and the ‘Syrians ioyned thcir power to- gether, itis faid 3.Sam.8,12, that the Aramites were ſpoiled. f Which is vn⸗ derftood that Ioab flew twelue thoufaad,as is in thetitleof the threefcore pſalm, and Abifhai the reh, 44 Dauids victories. Godok a Iſrael, andlet the houſe of Dania thy fernant Ue eft ibitijeb before tyee. 25 Sozrthou, D my God, halt revealed brits the care or tiyy ruant, that thou wilt build himan Horie; therefore thy ruant bath + been bold to pray foz thee. 26 Therefore now Loa (for thou art { Hod, and ban Spoken this geodueſſe vnto thpfertiant) h mS 27 Now therefore it hath pleated thee to bleſſe the boule of thy feruant, that tt map be before thee faz ever: for thou, Lord, hak bleſſed tt, and it wall be dle fied for cucr, CHAP. (XY TT. -1 The battet cf Danid againſi the Philiftins, 2 andagainft Moab, 3 Zobah, 5 Aram, 12 and Edom, Aw after thic, Dauid finote the Phili⸗ Mims, and fubducd them, and tooke a Õath, andthe villages thereof out ot the hand of the Philiſtim⸗ 2 And be fmote eab, andthe Moa⸗ — Dauids ſeruants, ¢ ll brought gifts, ; 3 Gand Dania ſmote Hadarezer king of ʒobãh vnto hamath, as hee went to ta- bitih his border by the riner MPerath. 4 And Dauid tockefrom him a thou⸗ fand charets, and ſeuen thouland horſemen, and twenty thouland footmen and deſtroy⸗ ed all the charets, but he relerued of them an hundreth charets. 5. ¶ Chen came the Aramites of Das mafcus to ſuccour Hadarezer king of zobah. but Dauid ewe of the Aramites two and twenty thouſaud. ; And Danin put a garifon in Aram of i Damaitus, anv the Aramites became Danis ſernauts, and brought gifts: and w — bprꝛelerued Danta whereſoeuer he en . 7 And Daud tooke the Hhiclds of golve that were ofthe (ruants of Hadareser, and brought then to Jeruiaiem, & Andtron<« Cibhath, and from Chun (cities of Hadatezer) brought Dautd ercee- bing much baffe, wherewith Salomon made the * balen Sea, andthe pillars ana the velſels of bafe. 9 ¶ Then Tou king of Wamath hears bow Daui had finticen all the hoſte ofa- Dareser king of JIobah: ‘ Io Therefore hee fent Hadoram His fonne taking Dauid to falutchim, and to refopce with him, becauſe jee ban fought again& hadarezer, and beaten him, (foz ou had warre with Wadareser ) who ae all veſſels of golde, and lilticr, and aafe. Ii And Ring Dauid did Dedicate ther pnto the Los, with the filuer and gain that he bꝛought from all thz nations, from e€- Dot. and from Poad., and from thecht- Denolf Ammen, and from the Philiſtims, andfroni Amalek· 12 @ Gad Abibat the onne of Zerniah ſmote of Edom in che falt valley f cightecne thouſand. ete tf -13 And ve puta cariion in Trom ani all Chap:xviij.xix. the Edomites became Dauids fernants: ee — prꝛeſerued Danin whereſoeuer e went. 14 So Danid reigned oner all Frac, and executed nagement and tultice to ail his people. 15 And Joab the fonne of zZerniah was o- uer the hoſte, and Jehoſhaphat the fonne of Ahilud Recorder. 16 And Zadok the fonne of Ahitub, and Abimelech the fonne of Abiathar were the Pꝛielſts, and | Dhana the Scribe, I7 * Gud Benatah the ſonne of Jehoiada was ouer the £ Cherethites and the Pele- thites; and the fonnes of Danid were chtefe about the Hing. CHAP, XIX. 4 Hanun king of the childrenof Ammon doth great imuries tothe feruantsof Dauid. 6 Hee preparetb an armie againſt Dauid, 15 and is otiera come, A Fter this alfo * Paha the king of the Ls chien of Ammon Died, and hrs fonne reigned tn hts ean. 2 Gud Dawid faid.F wil Hew kindneſſe vnto Manin the forne of Rabaty, betaute bis 2 father thyewed kindneſſe vatome. And Danid font wieflengers tocomforr him Foz bis father. othe ſcruants of Danit came into the tant of the childzen of Ammon to Danun to comfort him. : 3 Aud the Princes of the childzen of Am⸗ mon layd to Vanim, EChinkelt thon that Danid doeth honour thy tather that he hath tent comforters vnto thee? Are not is ſer uants come to thee to >learch, to ſceke, and to fpte put theland? $ 4 Aherefore hanun tooke Danids fer- uantz,and ¢ Haued them, and cut off ¢ theft garments by the haife vnto the butteckes, and fent them away. §, Andthere went certaine and tolde Da: uid concerning the ment anv hee ſent to meete them (fo: the mien were erceedingly aſhamed) and the Ring fapd, Carte ac Ic⸗ ae until pour beats be growen: chen re- urne. 6 @ Tiben the children of Ammon w that thepQ Ranke tn the light of Dauid then font Hanun ana tye chilen of Amnion a thoufand talents of ſuuer to bire theri thas rets and horſemen out of * Aram mapara: Coane ont sf Aram Maachah; and vut of ¢30vab. 7 Aud they hired them two and thirtie thoufand charets, and the king of Maachah and bis people which came and pitched ör foe f Medeba: and the chinn of Ammon gathered themſelues tonether from their et: thes, and camteto the battell. Cand when Dauid heard, he fent Jo⸗ ab and all the boit of the paltant men. 9 And the childzen of Ammon came out, ann (et thet: battel in aray at the gate of the titie. And the Kinss that were come, were by themlelues inthe ficta. 19 en Joab ſawe that the ront of the battell Was arant Diii before and bee Hinde, then See hole out of all the choice of Firal, and fst hil ife in avay to meere the Aramttes. TI And Hanutis villenie. 165 lor, Seraiah, 2.$am.3.49,18. — 2, Sam, ol . 2,54%,.10.2, a Becaufe Nap- hath had recei- ued Dauid & his company,when Saul perfecuted him,he would now fhew plea- fure to his fonne forthe fame, © b Thus the ma- licious euer ine ‘terpret the puf- pole of the godly in the worft fence c They thaued off the halfe of their beards, 2,52M.10.4. d To put them to fhameand villenie,whereas the ambafadours ought to have been honoured: and becaufe the Tewes vfed to weare fide gare ments & beards, _ they chus diffigu- red themto make them odig ons to others. * bOr had made then felhes to be abhorved of Da- nid, 2.54.10 65% e Whichwere flue in all. t Which wasa citie of thettibe- of Reuben bès yond Lotden. g He declareth that where the cauſe is euill,the courage cannot be valiant, and that in good. caufes men ought to be couragious, and commit the ſucceſſe to God. : h Thatis,Eu- . phrates. for this place seade 3.Sam.i o. 3.54. LEEs a Which was the chiefe citie of the Ammonrites, 2. SamI 2.29,30 b Which moun- ꝛeth about the value of feucn thoufand and fe- uenty crownes, which is about threefcore pound weight. 2, Fam. 21. 18. )Or,Gob,2. Sam, 22.18. Or, Saph, |! Or, Rhaim, or the giants. The Ammonites ouercome. IL And the ref of the people he delinered vnto tye hand of Abifjat bis brother, and thep put coemizines in aray agatnit che chil Deen of Ammon. 12 Andhe pd, FF Azam be too rong for me, then chon Walt iuccour me; and tithe chien of Ammon pꝛeuaile againk thee, then J will ſuccour thee. 13 Be trong, and let vs ſgew ont (elues paltant foz our g people, and fo: the cities ef our Hod, andletthe 1023 Doe that which is good tt his owne fight. 14 Bo Joab and the people that was with him, came neere befoge the AFamites vnto the battell,and they fled before him, I5 Ana when the childꝛen of Ammon ſaw that the Avamites fled , they fled allo befoze Abiſhai his brother , and entred into the ci- tie: ſo Joab came to Jeruſalem. 16 @ And when the Aramices faw that they were dilcomfited before Iſrael, thep fent meſſengers and cauied the Aramites to come forth that were beyond the h riuer: and Shophach the captaine of the hoſte of Hadarezer wentbefore theni. ; I7 And whenit was Hewed Danid, hee gathered all Iſrael, and went ouer Jaden, and came vnto them, and put himlelke in a= ray agatnit them; and when Dauid bad put huntelte in battell aray to meste the A- ramites,they fought with him. 18 But che Aramites fled before Iſrael, and Dauid deltroped of the Arainites i fe- uentbouland charcts, andtcurtie thouſand footmen, and killed Shophach the captaine of the bote, 19 And when the ſeruants of Madareser fat that they fell before Iſrael, they made peace With Dauid,and (erucd hin. And the Aramites would no moze fuccour the chil- Deen of Ammon. CHAP, XX. a Rabbah deftroyed. 3 The Ammonitestor- mented, 4 The Philsflims are thrice ouercome swath their giants. A F245 * when the peere was expired, in the time that Kings goe out awarfare, Joab cavied out the ftrength of the armic,and De» roped the countrey of the chitdzen of Am- inon,and came andbeliegcds Rabbah (but Dauid tarted at Jeruſalem) and Joab Anote Rabbah and deſtroyed it. 2 Then Dauid tooke the crown oftheir Ring from off his head, and found it the weight of a> talent of golde, with precious ſtones in it: and it was fet on Dautds head, and be brought away the ſpoyle of the citie exceeding much. — 3 Andbee caried away the people that wereinit, and cut them with fawes, and with harrowes of pron, and with ares: es uen thus Did Dauid with all the cities of the childien of Ammon. Then Danin and all the people came againe to Icxuſalem. 4 @* And after thts allo, there arok warre at (Geser with the Phililtims: then Dibbechat the iouthathite Rewe || Stppat, of the chitozen of haraphad, and thep were ean - The people numbred. ſubdued. §_ Andthere was yet another battel with the Philiſtuns: and Elhanan the fonne of ¢ Reade s.sam,. Jair Mews Labmt, the bzother of Goliath 21,19. 1 the Gittite, whole {peare Kaffe was likea weauers beame. 6 And pet againe there was a battell at Gath, where was aman of a great ature, and Hts fingers were bp fires, cuen foure apn oe » and wasal the fonne of Has pay. 7 And whens hee rewiled Iſrael, Jehona» thanthe fonneof Shimea Dautds bother did lay Him. 8 ele were borne onto Haraphah at d Meaning, that he had ſixe a. piece.onhands and feete, l Gath, and fell by the hand of Danis, ands the bands of pis ſexuants. a j CHAP. XXI, 1 Dauidcaufeth the people to bee numbred, 14 and there die feuenty thoufand men of the peftslence. #23? Datan tood bp again Plrael,and prouoked Dauid to number Iſrael. 2 Gherefore Dauid ſayd to Joab, and to the rulers of the peaple, Goe, and number Iſrael From > Beer-theba euen to Dan, and — to methat J may know the number pent. 3 And Joab anſwered, The Low en- treafe bts people an bundzeth times fo many as they be, D my lord the king: are they not all my logos feruants? wherefore doeth mp loud require this thing ? why Mould he be a cauſe of tre{paffe to Iſcael ¢ 4 Neuerttheleſſe the kings wad prenais led again Joab. And Joab departed and went thoow all Iſrael, and returned to Jes rufalem. § And Joab gaue the number & fumme of the people vonto Dautd: œ all Iſrael were 4 eleven bundzeth thoufand men that drewe fiwon. : and Judah was e foure hundzeth rae — thoulande men that Dewe 020. $ — 6 But the Leuites and Beniamin coun- ted be not among them: fo? the Rings wod was abominable to Joab. @ And God was dilplealed with this thing : therefore he ſmote Iſrael. 8 Chen Danid fayo vnto God, J baue finned greatly, becaule J haue Done this thing : but now J belcech thee, remooue the tniquitte of thy Ceruant ; foz J haue Done ve- rp foolthhly. 9 And the Lops pake bnto Gad Dautds Beer, ſaying. A - Io Goe and tell Danin, faving, Thus fayth the Lode, J offer thee thzee things: ee thee one of them, that J may doc it yn- to thee. II So Gad came to David and fapd vn⸗ tobim. Thus faith the Lozd, Take to thee 12 @ither theee pecres famine, o2 thzee moneths tobee deſtroyed before thine ad- ucrfaries, and the ſworde of thine ene- mies || to take thee, o2 elle the ſworde of the Lode and peltilence in the tande thzee Dayes, that the Angel of the Lod May deſtroy thozowaut ali the coats 4 Ratt; a He tempted Dauid in fetting before his eyes his cxcellencie and glory,his power and vi- Gories : seade 2.$am.24.1, b That is from South to North, c Itwasathing indifferent and vſuall tonumber the people,but becaufe he did ie | of an ambitious misde,asthoush * fleength ood in his ple, Godpuni- fhedbim. - d loab partly for gricfe and partly through negli- gence, gathered not the whole fumme as it is here declared, e In Samuelis mention of thir- tis thoufand more which was cither by ioyning to them fome of the Beniamites, which were mix- ed with ludah, or as the Ebrewes write,here the chiefe and prin · ccs are left out. llOr, Prophet. llOr, finite thee. The plague. f Reade 2.Sam. 24. g When God draweth backe his plagues,hee feemeth to re- pent,reade Gene. 6.6, Or,4raunah. h That he both fhewed a true repentance and a fatherly careto» ward his people, which defireth God to {pare them,and to pu- nith himand his, Creature, how much leficis a finner ableto eare before ‘by the comman- dement of God, as verfe 18, for elſe it had beene abominatle ex- ecpt he had ci- ‘ther Gods word, or reuelaticn, l That is,as ch asit is worth: for * uing eno of i $ SERRAR yet to haue taken of another mans gyod; to offer vneto the Lord,it had beene theft, and riot <¢csp - table to God. m Read 2,Sam, 34,24. O Firael: Now therefore aduilethee, what word F hall beng againe to bim chat (ene . meg, 13 And Danid {aid vnto Gad, J am ina wonderfull ſtrait: tet mee now fall into the band of the Loz : foz bis mercies are excee⸗ Bing great, and ict me not fall into the band oefinan. i j 14 Ho the Lo: fenta peſtilence in Iſra⸗ el, and there fell of Iſrael ſeuentie thoutand min, Is €And God fent the Angel into Feru- falem to deſtroy tt. And as he was deſtroy⸗ ing, the Lo: beheld, ands repented of the euti, and fai to the Snael that deſtroyed, It is now enough, let thine hand ceale. Then the Angel of the Lord ood by the theething fleoze of || Danan the Jebuũte. 16 And Dauid lift vp bis eyes, and faw the Angel of the Lozd ttand betweene the earth and the peanen with his lword Draw: en in his hand,and ftrecched out toward Jes rufalem. Then Daud and theElders of JE rael, which were clorecd tn lacke, fell vpon theirfaces. i n : 17 And Dauid faid vnto God, Is it not F that commaunded to number the people? St is enen J that have ſinned and baue committed cutll, but thele Heepe, what haue they Done? D Lod my God, J| beleech chee, let thine hand bee on me, and on mp fathers boufe, and not on» thy people foz their De« ſtruction. 18 CThen the Angel of the Lom com: manded Gad to fay to Dauit, that Dauid ould goe vp, and fet vp an altar vnto the zap in the thaelbing floaze of Danan the ebufite. 19 Ho Danid went bp accowding to the faying of Gad, whieh hee had poken in the Fame ot the Lozd. 29 And Oꝛnan turned about, aud fawe the Angel, and bis foure ſonnes that were with him, hid themlelues, and Donan thee» fhed wheate. ; 21 And as Danid came toD2nan, Donan looked and ſaw Danid , and went out ofthe theming flooze, and bowed htmlelfe to Da- utd with bis face to tbe ground. 22 And Dantd faid to Denan, Giue mee the place of thy thawing flooze, that J may build ank altar therein vato the £020: giue it ince fo: fufticient monep, that the plague may be ftaped from the people. 23 Then Dinan fain vnto Danid, Take it to thee, and let my lord the king Doc that which feemcth him goed: log, Igiue thee bullockes fo: burnt offcrings, andthe Ming inſtruments for woad, and wheat foz meate offering, Jgiue it al.. 24. And king Dauid (aid toDznan, Mot fo: but J willtuy it for fifiictent | money: foz: J will not take chat which is thine fog e Lod, nozo Ter burnt offerings without Coit. 25 So Dauid gatie to Divan for that place ™ fire hundged ſhekels of golde by weight. 26 And Daui built there an altar onio the Lord, and offered burnt oſfrings t prace offerings, and called vpon the Loꝛd, and be »anfwered him by fire from heauen vpon the altar of nent offering, 27 And when the Lozd had (poken to the — hee put vp bts fwo agãine into bis beath. 28 Gt that time when Dauid fare that the Lom jad Heard him in the threſhing flooze af Oꝛnan the Febulite, then dec facet: ficed there. 29 (But the tabernacle of the Lord which Woles had made in the wilderncfle,and the altar of burnt offering were at that (eaton in the bteplace at Gibeon. 30 Ant Dauid could not goe before it ta afke countell at God : foz hee was aframe of the ſword of the Angel ofthe Low.) CHAP. XYI 2 Dauid prepareththines neceſſary for the buil- ding of the Temple, € Hee commandeth bu fonne Salomon to build the Temple ef the Lord , which thing he himfelfe was forbiddento doe, 9 Fnder the figure of Salomon Chrift i promiſed, A fad Dauid (aid, Thisis thea boule of the Lod God, and this is the aitar for the burnt offering of Iſrael. 2 And Deuid commanded te rather to: gether the ttrangers that were tn the land of Iſrael. and hec tet malons to bew and po- liſh ones to build the houle of Gav. 3 Danio allo prepared much pron for the natles of the Deozes andofthe gates, and for the topnings, and abundance of bate palling weight, i 4. nD cedar trees withont mimber sor the 3Bontans and they of Cyprus brought much cedarwood to Danid, - § And Danid fad, Salomon my onne is young and tender, and wemut build an boule foz the Loꝛd, magnificall, ercellent, And oF great faine and Dignitic thozowout ali countreps . T will therefore now prepare: fo: him. So David prepared berp much bee fore bis Death. 6 Then hee catled Salomon his onne, and charged him to build an houle foz the £028 God of Iſrael 7 And Dauid id toe Salomon, * By foune, Jpurpoſed with my felre to bnin ax boule to the fAame of the L020 my Sov, 8 Butthe word ofthe Lod came to me, faying , * 4 Thou batt fhed much blood, and halt made great battels: thou halt not build an houſe vnto mp Mame: for thon. bat Gin much blood vpon the earth in my ght. 9 Behold, a ſonne is borne vnto ther, which hallbe aman of reſt: foꝛ J wti giue bim ret from all his enemies round about: therefore bis name ts Salomon: and J wilt — prace and quittniile vpon Flrael tu his apes. 10 He Hall bullo an heuſe for my Pame, and hee ſhall bemyſonne, and F will he bis: Father, and J wil eſtabliſh the throne of his kingdome vpon J .vael fe ence. H -RoW therctore my forne,the Lod that bec with thee, anv thor talt pzoſper, and then Malt butld an boufe to the Lob thy ov, a5 be bath ſpoken of thee, 32 Duely . Eee a mansthrefhing floore, Chap. xxij. Dauids preparation for the Temple. 160— n Goddeclared that hee heard his requcft in that he fent downe fire from heauen: for elfe they might vfeno fire ia ſa⸗ crifice,but of that which was refer- ued fill vpon the altar, Leuit.6, 1 3 and came downe from heauen, Le- vit 9,24 asap- peared by the pu- nifhment of Na- dab and Abihu, Lecuit, 16.15 a Thatis, thé place wherein he will be worfhip- ped. b Meanisg cnn- ning men ofothcr nations which dwelt among the Tewes, c To wit,which weighed &ftie thekels of gold, : 2,Chron.3.9,- oY WAZ. hap.28.3. d This declareth how greatly God detefterhthe flied ding of blood, fecing Dauid for this caufe is ftay- ed to build the Temple of the Lord, albeit he enterprifed no warre, bur py Gods comman- dement anda- geinſt his ene- mics. SOAN VF. keke 55- e Hetheweth . that there ean be no profperizic, but when the Lord is with ys» The Leuites numbred. f Thefe are one- Iz Duely the Lord giue thee kwiſedome ly the meanes and vnderſtanding, and gine thee charge wherebykings ouer Iſrael, enen to keepe the Laweofthe gouenetheir 020 thy Hod, Spr: fubie@s aright, 13 Then thou walt prolper , ifthou take I. Chron. andwherebythe heede to obſerue the ſtatutes and the iudge- realmes doe pro- Ments which the Loꝛd commanded Moies fpes and flourith, foz F{rael: bee ftrong and of good courage: feare not, neither Ge atraide. g For Dauid was 14 Forbehold, accoꝛding tamy s poner· pᷣoore in reſpect tie haue J prepared forthe houleot the Loꝛd of Salomon. * hor, maſons and carpenters. h That is,goe about it quickly. i The nations an bundzeth choufan’ talents of gold, and a thouland thoufane talents ofliluer, and of baffe and of pron palling weight: foz there was abundance: Jhaue alio prepared timber and fone, and thoumapelt prouide moze thereto. ; Is Moꝛeouer,; thou hat workemen with thee enow, | bewers of tone, and worke⸗ men foz timber, and allmen expert in euery 2 woke. 16 Dfgold,of filuer, and of bꝛaſſe, and of pon there is no nunber: ® Tip therefore and be Doing, and the Lod willbe with thee. 17 Dauid allo commaunded all the pin- * of Iſrael to helpe Salomon his fonne, aying 13 Fs not the Low pour God with you, roundabout, and hath gtuen pou reft on euery fide? for be k Forelfchee hath giuenthe i tnbabitants of the land into knewthatGod mine hand, and thelandis ſubdued before would plague the Lozo,and before hts people. them,anc not 19 Now fet * your hearts and yonr foutes tofpertheirla- — to.feeke the Lod pour God, andarile, and ours,except huild the Danctuacte of the. Loꝛd God, ta theyfoughtwith btng tihe Arke of t uenant of the Lon, all cheit hearts - and the bolp veſſels of God into the houle * fetfoorthhis huilt foꝛ the Mameofthe Lov. gloty. 1.KinZ. 1.30. "i \|Or, to hane care CHAP, XXIII E Dauid being olde, ordeineth Salomon king. 3 He caufeth the Leuitesto be numbred, and af- Signeth them to their offices. 13. Aaron and he fonnes are far the high Prieſt. 14 The fonnes of Mofes. s? when Danid was oldeg fullofdapes, A made Salomon hts nne king ouet rag . 2 Andhe gathered together all the pin: Are of Iſrael with the Prictes and the Lee uites. 3 Andthe Leuttes were numbzed fron the age of thirtie peere and aboue, and their number according to their fumme was eight and thirtie thoufand mern. 4 Of thele foure and twentie thouſand were fet || to aduance the woꝛke of the boule of the Lord, € fire thoufand were ouerſeers ouir, and Judges. § Andfoure thonfand were porters, and foure thoufand prayled the Lod with in- 4Eb I mademea- ſtruments which + hee made to prayſe the ning Dauid, ord. RIES Chap 6.1. 6 *HoDanid diuided offices vnto them, Exod,6.17 towit, to the fonnes of Lent, to* Serihon, fOr, Libni, chap, Bohath, and Merari. 7 6.27, DE the Gerihonites were|Laadan and Shtmei. 8 Ahelonnes of Laadan, the chicfewas Jehiel and zetham, and Jor, three. 9 The lonnes of Shimet, Shelomith and Haziel, and Haram, threes theſe were thechistefathersofLaadan. Io Giis the tonnes of Sbhimet were Jae hath, sina, Jeni, and Beriah: thele foure tuere the ſannes o himeil. ì Il And Jahath was che chiefe, andi 3i- 32b the feconB, but Jeulh and’ Beriah han not inany ſonnes: therefore they were in the families oftheirtather, counted but as one. 12 @ The fennes of Kohath were Am⸗ rain, Izhar, Hebꝛon, and Gssiel,feure. 13 * Chelonnesot Amram, Aaron, and Woks: and Aaron was feparated to fane cttfle the mot holy place, he and his ſonnes foz cuer to burne incente before the Lozd, to — te him, and co bleſſe in his Mame or euet. J 14 ¶ Moles alio the man of God,and his children were named with the © tribe of eui. I5 The ſonnes of Moſes were Gerhom, and Eliezer. 16 Dé the fonnes of * Gerſhom was He- buel the chiele. 17 Gnd the ſoane of Eliezar was Reba- bial the < chtefe: for Clieser had none other fonnes; but the fonses of Rebabiah were bery many, . — fonne of Tshar was Shclomith £ chtefe. 19 The fonnes of Hebron were Jeriah the fir, Amariah the fecond, Fabhastel the thicd,and Jekaintam the fourth. 20 Whe tonnes of Uziel were Michah the firft,and Iſchiah the ſecond. 21 € Che ionnes of Merari were Mahli amn — tonnes of ahlt, Eleaza and Kiſh. 22 And Eleazar died, and had no ſonnes, but daughters, Erherr abꝛethren the ſonnes of Kiſh tooke them. t s 23 The onnes of Muſhi were Mahli, and Goer and Jerimoth, three. ; 24 Theie were the lonnes of Lent actor Ding to the houſe of their fathers, even the chiete fathers accoꝛding ta their offices, ac- cording tothe number of names, and their fumme chat Didthe worke fo; the ferutce of tie houle of the Lord from the age otetwen⸗ tie peeves and aboue. 25 Fo: Damo faid, The Lo Gor of Jiraci hath ginen reſt vnto his people, that they may Dweil tn Jeruſalem foz euer, 26 And allo the Lenites Wall no moze beare the Tabernacle and all the veſſels foz thelcrutcethereof, 27 Cherefore according to the lak wows of Dantd , the Leuttes were numbzed from twentic peere and about, 23 And their office was ynder the hand of the tonuies of Aaron , fo the ſeruice ofthe boule of the Lord in the courts, and cham: bers and in the {purifping of al holy things, — the worke of the ſeruice ofthe youle ot God, 29 Both forthe thew bread, and forthe fine floure, foz the meate offering.and for the vnleauened cakes, and fo: the fricd things, and foz that which was rotten, and loz alt mealures ann cile, i 30 And fo to and euery moming * giue Thechefe Or, Zina. Exod, 2.2 andá, 20.heb.§:4,5. | a Thatis,to feruein the moft holy place, and — to confecrate rhe holy things, b They were butof theorder ofthe Leuites, and notofthe Priefts, as Aa- rons ſonnes. Exod.⁊.2 2.and 18.3. c The Scripture vfeth to call chiefe or the fitſt borne,although hebe alone and there be none borne after, Math, 1.256 - d Meaning, their coufins, chirtie, as verfe 3.8 and againe after · ward attwentie, as the neceffine of the office did require: at the beginning they had no charge in the Temple,be- forethey were ` fiue and twentie yere old, and had none after filtie, Numb. 4.3. f In wafhing anch cleanfing allthé J holy veſſels. The Priefts offices. ; gine thankes and to prayle the Lord, and likewileateuet, — ona l 31 And to offer all burnt offtings vnto the Lord in the Sabbaths tn the moneths, and at the appointed times, according to the number and accozding to their cuſtome continually before the Lord, that they ſhould keepe the charge yash of tbe abernacle of the congregation, and Leuit. 10 4,6. mumb. 3.4. and 26. 60. a Whiles their father yet lived, llOr, Cousins. 2Eb. heads, . befezethe Ring æ the the charge of the boly place , andthe charge of thefonnes of Aaron their brethren tthe ferutce ot the houſe of the Lod, CHAP, XXIIII. Dawid alfigneth offices untothe founes of Aa- YIB. Tk are alfo the *Dinilions ofthe fonnes ot Garon. The onnes of Aaron were Nadab, and Abiju;Cleasar, and Ithamar. 2 But Nadab and Abihtrdiede before their father, and had no childzen: therefore — and Ithamar erecuted the Prielts office, i gai l <3 And Danin diftributed them, euen 3a bok of the | fennes of Cleasac, and Abime- lech of the fonnes of Ithamar accogdingto JV their o fites in their mintitration. 4 And there mere found mo of the fons of Eleazar by thes number of nen, then of +) the fonnes of Ithamar, and thep diuided them, to wit among the ſonnes of Cleazar,, firtecne heads, according to the houſhold of thetc fathers , and among the fonnes of J- thamar,accozding tothe houſhold of their fathers,etaht. 5 Thus they ditributed them by lot the one from the other, and ſo the rulers of the Sanctuatie, and the rulers ef the houſe of Caterers ofthe fonnes of Eleazar , and of thefonnes of Ithamar. 6, And Dhemaiah the fonne of Retha- neei the Qceibeok the Leintes, wrote them princes, and zadok ' the PBꝛieſt, and Abimelech thefonne of Abi- fore the chiefe fathers of the ; apar and í i nicttes ofthe Lenites , onefasmilp being r̃eſerued for Eleasar, and another telerucd b This lot was away all occafion of enug or grud- ging of onc again{t another, € Zachatie the ; Sher of Tobn . Baptift was of — J this courſe or lor of Abia, Luke 1.5, for Ith MAGE. ons- Ga agii And the firit lot fel to Jebhotarib,and 7 ! the fecond to Jedaiah, ordained o rake 8 The third to Parim, the fourth to Oe⸗ OUN i) caf DER, ISIE AEEY å —— ft to Malchiiah, the lirt to Mi⸗ i gogn leuenth to pakkes, the right to IL The ninth to Jethua , the tenth te Pbecaniah, it 39. PE The eleuenth ta Citahib,the twelfth a > R The thirteenth to the foure- teenth to Jemhebeab, Huppa, th 14 Che fifteenth to Bilgah, the firteenth to Jumet, 215 The Ruenteenth to Hezer the eigh- — 16 The nine o Det st thuenticth to Jehezekei, a eA 17 Cie one and twenty to Jachin, the Ome be DA ale en toDeliah sth t foure and.thenty to Maaziah. ane ChB, 19 Ther were their orders accoꝛding to their omices , when they entred into rhe Houle of the Lord according to therr cutome vnder the 4 band of Garon their father, as Sy Lod God of Iſrael had commaunded m. r f 20 ¶ Andofthefonnes of Leui that rei mained of the fonnes of Amram, was Shu- bael,of the fonnesof Sbubacl, Jedaiah, 21 DERebhabiah,euen of the fons of Re» habiah the firt Jmuab, 22 DlJshart, Ohelometh,of the ſonnes of Shelemoth,Jabath. 23 And bis ſonnes Jertah the firſt, Amas riab the fecond, Jahaziel the third, and Fes tamaan —7— — ‘cl was Miechahth 24 Che lonne of Gssiel was Wirhah the fonne of Michah was Syamte, 25 Che brother of Michal was Iſhiiah, the ienne of Iſhiiah, Zechariah, ‘ 26 The ſounes of MWerart, were Mali and Wut, the lon of Jaaszttah , was Beno, 27 Theſonnes of erari, of Jahaziah. were Beno, and Dhobam,and saccur, ant Re.. 28: DE Mahlicame Cieazar, which had no ſonnes. gaa cig 9 DERM, the ſonne of Kiſh was Jerah⸗ 30 And the fonnes of « Muſhi were Mah⸗ li, and Eder, and Jerimoth: theſe were ſonnes of the Leuites after the houſhold of their fathers. i 31 And thel allo caſt £ lots with their brethzen the ſonnes ef Aaron before Bing Dauid , and Zavok and Ahimetech aud the chicte fathers ofthe Pzieſts, and of the Le» uites, euen the chiefe of the families againſt theit younger brethren. CHAP. XXV. 2. The fingers are appointed with their places and lots, s2 Dauid and the captaines ef the armie aleparaten for the miniſterie che ſonnes of a The Alaph, and Heman, and Jeduthun, wha fyould fing prophelies mith harpes, with violes, and With cymbals, and their nim- ber was euen of the men foz the office of their miniſtery, to wit, 2 Dfthefonnesof Alaph.saccur, and Jolephsand Methamah , and Aiharetah the tonnes of Aſaph were vnder the hand of A- fap), which fang prophefies bp the + commil: fionef the king. 3 DF Feduthun the onnes of Jeouthun, Gedaliad,and3ert,and Jewhaiay,Awadbiad, and Mattithiah, > tire, onder the hands of their father; Jenuthun fang c prophefies withan harpe, fog togtue thankes and to peaile the Loyd. 4 DE Peman, thefons of Heman, Buk kiad, Dattaniah, Uziel, Shebuel, and Je- rimoth, hananiah. Danani,Ciathah, Gin» Dalti, and Romamti-eser, Joſhbekaſhah, Mallothi, hothir and Mahazioth. s All theſe were the fns of Weman the Chap. xxiii. xxv- Of the Leuites, and their offices. 167 À d Bythe dignity that God gaue ta Aaron. e Which was the fecond fonne of Merari, f That is euery one bad that dige nitie, which fell vnto him by lor. fingers- were diuided in- to 24,courfes,fo that euery courie or order contei- ned twelue and in all there were 288.as verle 7s Ebr. hands. b Whereof one isnothere num⸗ ed, c^ Meaning , Pfalmes & {ones - to praife God. Lings||Deer in the words of God talift vp 'Or,Prophees. the |! bozne: and God gaue to Peman foure> teene fonnesand three Daughters. \|Or, power, meas ning of the king. 6 Alltheſe were vnder the hand ft heir |lOr,gowermrmesses father, The Leuites offices. 4£br.band, d Who fhould be in euery com- pany & courfe, e Witheut fe- {pe to age or cunning. f So that hee fer- ued in the firlt turne, and the seht euery one as histurne follawe ed orderly. BOr the Lerstese HOr , Cour fes and eurnes. a This Afaph was not the noa table mufitian, but anether of that name, called father. finging in the houſe of the Lord with cymbals, vioſes ana barpes, for the ſeruicẽ of the Houle of Gon, and Alaph, and Jeou- chun, and Peman were at the kings come mandement. f ; s 7 So was their number with their bze- theen that were inſtructes inthe longs of the Lord, euen of all that were cunning, two hundzeth fourelcore and eight, ‘ And theycat iets, d charge agatntt charge, awell e finallas great, the cuñnning man asthe tcholler. 7m O And the firt lot fell ta € Joſeph, which was of Fiaph, the ſecond to Gedaltah who with bis bꝛethren € his ſonnes were twelue. lo Che chied to Faccur, hee, hislonnes, ant his bzethzen were twelue. IL The fourth tol Hzrt, bee, his Connes, and bis bꝛethren twelue. I2 heift to Methantab,he, his ſonnes, and bis bzethzen twelue. : 3 Che lixt to Bukkiab , bee, his ſonnes, and dis brethzen twelue. 5 14. The leuenth to Jeſharclah, hee, his fonnes,and bis bꝛethꝛen twelue. 15 Che eight to Jetyatah,hee,his ſonnes, and his beethzen twelue. 4 i 16 Whe ninth to Wattantah, hee, his fonnes ann his bzethzen twelue. 17 The tenth to Shimei, hee hig fonnes, and bts bzethzen twelve. i 18 The eleuenth to Azareel, he, his fong, and hts bzethzen twelue. 19 Che twelft to A thabiab, hee, hts fons, and bis beethzen twelue. ; 20 Che thirteenth to Shubael, hee, his naes and bis bzethzen twelue. 2L The kourteenth to Mattithtah, hee, bis fonnes,and his bzethzen twelue. 22 Whe fifteenth to Jerimoth , hee , His ſonnes and bis brethzen twelue. 23 The lirteenth to hananiah, bee, his fonites and bis beethzen twelue 24 The leuenteenth to Joſhbekaſhah,ke, His tonnes and hts bꝛethren twelue. 25 The eighteenth to Wanani, hee, his {onnes and bis beethzen twelve. 26 The ninteenth to Maliorht, hee, his fonnes and his bꝛethꝛen twelve. 27 Che twentieth to Cuathath, hee, his ſonnes and bis brethren twelue. 28 The one and twentieth to Wothir,he, b bis ſonnes, and his bꝛethren twelue. 29 Thetwoandtwentteth to Giodalti, hee, his ſonnes, and his bzethzen twelue. 30 Whe thzee and twentieth to Wabhast- oth, hee, his fonnes,and bis beethzen twelve, 31 The foure € twentieth ta Romamti» zer he,bis fonnes, and bis brethzen twelue. CHAP, XXVL 1 The porters ofthe Temple ave ordained,ewery man tothe gate which be fhouldkeepe, 20 And oner thetreafure. (oneru the || Dtuifions of the poz- ters of the Rozbites, Meſhelemiah the fonne of Roze of the fonnes of ° Afaph. 2 Andthelonnesof Aehelemtah, 3e: chartal the elnek, Jediael the fecond, Zeba⸗ Diab the third, Jathniel the fourth, allo Bbiafab,Chap.6.2 3, 37. and 9. 19. and alfo Iaſaph. 4 I. Chron. Glichenat sue felt RANGE 4 And of the ſonnes af Obed Edom. Dhemaiah the eldek , Jehosabad ý fecond, Joab the third, and Dacar the tourth, anv Nethaneel the ft. § Anuntel che firt, Iſſachar che feuenth, Pama p eight : foz Hod had t biekie hin. And to Shematab his fonne, were’ fonnes bozne that a captainc, and in bis courfe were foure and twentic ~ thoufand. 5 Che captaine of the third hofte fo: the third moneth was Benaiah the fonne of Fe- hotada the chiefe Piel: and tn his courte werefoure anv twentie thouland. 6 This Benaiah was mightie among hirtie abong the thirtie and in his courte nd. 12 The ninth for the ninth moneth was Abiezer the Anethothite of the fonnes ot Jemini: and in bts court foure and twen· ty thouſand. 13 The tenth foz the tenth moneth was Waharat the Metophathite of the Fars hites: and inbis courte foure and twenty tyoufand. 14 The eleuenth foz the eleucnth snoneth was Benatah the Pitathonite of the fonnes of Ephꝛaim:and tn bis courte foure ¢ twen⸗ ty theufand, I5 The twelft for the twelft moneth was Heldaithe Hetophathite, of Othniel: and tn bis courte foure and twenty thouland. 16. (ABo2couer «the rulers guer the tribes of Iſtatl were thefe: ouer the Reubenites was ruler, Eliczer the onne of Fiche: ouer the ents» Dhephatiah the onne of Maachah: 17 Duer the Leuitts, haſhabtah the fonne of Remuel: ouer them of haror, and Zadok: d 18 Duer Judah, Elihu of thebzethzen of rt —5 Bachar, Omri the ſonne oF ichach: 19 Duét 3ebulun. Ihmaiah the ſonne of Dhadiah: over Naphtali, Jerimoth the fonne of Asriet:. 20 Duer the fonnes of Cphzatm, Hoſhea the fonne of Azazziah: oner the datfe tribe of Manaflel, Roel the fonne of Pedaiah: 21 Duer the other halfe of Banah in Gilead, Povo the fenne of Zechariah: ower Beniamin, Jaaliel the fonne of Abner: 22° Duer Dan, Azarielthe (onne of Jero⸗ bam i thele are the princes of ihe tribes of rael 22 @ But Danid tooke not the number ofthem from twenty yeere olde and bnder, becaule the Lod han ſayd that he would in- estal Iſtael like pate the arres of the eauens. 24 And* Joab the ſonne ofSeruiah began tonuniber ; but hee tĩniſhed it not; < becaute therecame wath for it againtt Iſrael, neis ther was the number put into the f Chꝛoni⸗ tlesofking Dauid. 25 And ouer the Kings treaſutes was Azmaucth the fonne of Adiel: and oner. the treaftires in the fieldes, inthe cities and is the villages and in the towers “a cho⸗ Chap.xxvij. appointedtoferuc the King. 168 |Or, Benian. c Mčaning,bes fides thefe twelue Captalntse d Whichis be- yond Iorden, in refpe& of fudahz: alfo one captaine- was ouer tke Reubenites and the Gadites. Chap.2%.9. e And the come- mandement of- the king was abo=- minable to loab,, chap.21.6. f The Eorewes: make both thefé : bookes of Chras nicles bur one, . and at this verfé: make the mids - of the booke, as touching the number of yeris. Salomon chofen. g Thatis,aman learhed in the word of God, h To betheir fchoolematters and teachers. i Afterthat A- hitophel had hanged him- felfe,2.Sam.17. 23. Ichoiada was made counfeller, hOr, chief fer- HAt Gene.37.3 6. a Where the . Arke fhould re- maine and re- ` mouc no more to and fro, Pfal.gg.s. 2.542.975 503. chap.22.8. b According to the prophefie of Taakob, Gene. 49.8. Wifa.9.9- Tevouathan the ſonne of Assia: 26 And ouer the werkemen in the ficld that tiilen the ground, was Ezri the ſonne of Chetub: k, 27 And ouer them that menen the vines, was Dhimei the Ramathite: and ouer that which appertained to the pines, ouer the ſtore of the mine was Sabdi the hiphmites 28 And ouer the oltuc trees and mulberie frees that were tn the valleys, was Baal Wa- nan the Gederite: and ouer the ſtore ofthe eyle was Joaſh: 29 And pier the oren that ked in Sharon, was Dbhetrat the Hharonite: and duer the oxen in the valleys was Dhyaphat the fonne of Adlai: 39 And puer the camels was Obil the Iſh⸗ tnaclite:and ouer the afes was Jehdeiah the Meronothite: 31 And ouer the heepe was Jaziz, the Was garite: ail thele were the rulers of the fub: itance that was king Damos, — 32 And Gchonathan Dauids vncle « man of countell and ot vnderſtanding (foz bee was as fcribe) and Jehiel the onne of Hachmont were mith thekingsh (ones, 33 And Abitophel was the kings counſel⸗ ler, € Dubai the Architethe kings friend. 34 And i after Abttophel was Jehoiada the tonne of Benaiah t Abtathars and cap- taine ofthe king sarmte was Isab. C HAP, XXVIII 3 Becaufe Danid was forbidden to builde the Temple, he willeth Salomon and the people to pere forme it, 9 exhorting him to fearethe Lord. l N Dw Danis aſſemblẽed all the princes of Iſrael:the princes of the tribes, and the captaines ofthe bande that ſerued the king, and the captainesotthoufands,and the can- taines of hundzeths, and che rulers of all the {ubfance and poſſeſſion oftheking, and of bis fonnes, with the || Cunuches, and the mightte, and ali the men of power vito Je- tuaim. ; 2 And king Dauid Toone vp vpon his feete, and fayd, Weare pee mee, my beethaen and mp people: J purpoted to baue built an boufe of 2 ret foz the Arke of the couenant of the Lord, and fo: a* footettoole of our Ged, - and haue made ready fo: the building, 3. Bur God lato vnto mee, * Chou Hatt not butia an boule fo: mp Mame, becaule chou Hatt bene a man ofwarte,and batt hen lood. etas the Lord God of Iſrael chofe ine bekore ail the boule of my father, tobee king ouer Iſrael foz ener ( foz in Judah would hee chule a prince, and of the houle af b Judah is the boule of my father, € among thefonnes of my father he delighted in meg tomakeme king ouer all Jfrael.) § *@o of ail my fonnes (foz the Lod Hath gfuen me many fonnes) hee bath euen chofen Salomon my fonne to fit vpon the ew ofthe kingdome of the Loud ouer Jf rael. À 6 Andbheelaid vnto me, Salomon thy foune, he Hal butla mine houle emp courts: for J baue cholen him tebe my Gunes and J will be is father. ~TeChrou. FEP 7 J will CabliGh therefore bis kingdome foz ener, thee endeuour hinilelfe to doe my eat dh and my iudgements, as c f ; ts ay. 8 Mow therefore in the ſight of alt Iſrael the Congregation of the Lod, and tn the audience afour God, keepe and ſeeke fo: at the commandements nf the Lord pour Gon, that pee map poſſeſſe this d good land, and Teauete foran tuberttance foz pour children after yon e foz euer. 9. And thou, Salomon my onne; know thon the God ef thy facher, atio ſerue hun with a perfect heart, ¢ with a willing mind; * For the Lorn fearcheth all hearts,¢ vnder; tandeth all the imaginations of theughts: if thou lecke htm, hee will be found of thee: busit rhon foke him, be will cat thee of 02 euler. S IO Take beende now. fo: the Lozd hath cho» fen thee tobuilaf the houlent the Sanctua= tte: be ſtrong therefore and g Doe tt. Dauids exhortation. | c Ifhe continu to keepe my Law and depart not therefrom,as he doeth hitherto, that nothing ¢an feparate them from the com- moditie of this land both for themfelues and their pofleritic, but their finnes and iniquitie, * Samj I P{2l.7.9,88 19 IL @ hen Danid gane to Dalomon his rere.tI.zo. fonne the paterne of the perche and of the and 17.10. boutes thereof and of thecloletstheresfand 22d 20.12, ofthe galleries thereof, anvofthe chambers f Meaning, for thereotthatare within, and ofthe boule of hisArke, ~~’ the mercie (gate, $ ` g Putitin exce I2 And thèpaterneofall thatthe had in cution, bis minde fo: the courts of the boule ofthe +Ebr.that were L020, and fos all the chambers roundabout, 2 his ſpirit with foz the treatures of the houſe of God, and fo ‘the trealures ofthe Dedicatethings, 13 And fo: the courles of the iets, and ofthe Leuttes, and forall the worke foz the feruice ofthe boule of the Lod, and fozall the veſſels of the miniſterie of the houſe of the Lord. f I4 Hee gaue of gold by weight, for the ver- felsof golde, foz all the veffels of all maner of feruice,and al the veifels of filuer bp weight, foz al manér of veſſels ofal maner of ferutce, I5 The weight alloof goln foz the bhcan Dletticks,and gold fo: their lamps, with the weight foz euerp candleſticke, and fog the lamps thereof, and for the caudlefickes of filuer by the weight ofthe canbleRicke, ang the lamps thereof, according to the vſe ofe- very candletticke, 16 And the weight of the gold fo the ta- bles of fhembzead, foreuery table, and filucr fo: the tables of fluer, I7 And pure gold kor the flehhhookes, and the bowiles,and || plates,and foz baſins, gold in weight foz euery batin, and foz Glues ba- fins by weight Foz cnery batin, EN 18 Gnd fo2 the altar of incenſe pure gold by weight, and golde foz the paterne ofi the charet of the Cherubs, that pead theme ſelues, and couered the Arke of the conenant ofthe Lon: un I9 Gil,faid he, by witing fent to mee by the hand of the 1020. which made mee pie —— all the wozkemanthippe of thepa - erne. 20 And Danid fayo to Salomon his foune, Be trong, and ofa valiant courage and Dott: feare not nog be afraid:for the od God, euen my Gon is with thee: he will not leane thee nog forfake thee, till thou bat FS finithed allthe woꝛke foz the ſeruite ofthe putin —2 Houle Deut, 17.59. i — him. ]Or,comerings. the Mercy feat © which couered the Arke,which was called the charet, becaufe theLerdderlered himfelfetheres. k For allthis was left in wri- ting inthe baoke of the Law, Exo, 25,40. which booke the King . was bound = } That is,euery one will be ready to helpe thee ) with thofe gifts giuenhim. | $Ebr.at allthy words. a And there- } fore it ought to be excellent in all points, b His great zeale toward the furs theranceofthe Temple made bhim to fpare no expenſes, but to * beftowe his owne | peculiar treafure, _¢ Hetheweth l what he had of hisowne ftore for the Lords houfe, He was not ely liberall himfelfe, but -prouoked others - to fetfoerth the worke of God, BOr to offer. W e Meaning, them that had any. f Thatis, with a ' gocdcourage, ‘and without hypocrifie, | Pfal. 122.. g Which didft reueale thy (fe to our father aakob, sfor the Temple. Dauids henleof the Lod. é T 21 Beholde allo, the companies of the Pziets ann the Leuits foz ali the ſeruice of the houle of God, cuen they (hall be with thee fo: the wholeworke , ! with euery free heart that is(kilfull in any maneroffernice. Che princes allo and al the people mil be + wholy at thy commandement. : P CHAP. XXIX, 2 The ofring of Dauid and of the princes for the building of the Temple. 10 Dauid giueth thanks tothe Lord. 20 He exhorteth the people to do the fame. 2% Salomon ù created King. 28 Dauid di- eth, and Salomon his ſonne reigneth in his ſtead Wine Dauid the Hing fayd unto all the Congregation, God hath cholen Halomon mine dnely fonne yong and ten- Der, and the worke is great; foz this houle is not fo} mat, but Toz thea Lod God. , 2 Mow F baue prepared with all my power foz the houle of my God, golde foz veflelsof golde, and liluet foz chem of filuer, and ball foz things of bzaffe, pron fo? things of pron, aud wood foz things Of wood, and Dupre tones, and ſtones to beſet, and car⸗ buncie ſtones, and ot diuers colours, and all pꝛecious ones, and marble ſtones, in abun⸗ Dance. 3 Moꝛeouer, becaule J hane > delight in the houte of mp God, J baue of mincowne pe and filuer, which J baue givuentothe - fi) ule of my God, belide all that J haue pre- pared for the houleof the Danctuarie, 4 Ewn © three thouland talents of gold of rhe golde of Dphit, and feuen thoulande talents offined filuer to oucrlay the walles of the houſes. 4 5 The golde kor thethingsefgolde, and the fluer foz things of ſiluer, and foz all the worke by the hands efartificcrs ; and who isd puing ſto ft bis band to day vnto the Low? Q a 6 Do the princes ofthe families, and the princes ofthe tribes of Ifrael, aud the cap- taines ofthoufands and of hundzeths, with the Rulers ofthe Kings worke, offered wil- tingly, ; 7 And they gaue for the feruice of the boule of God, fue thouſand talents of gold, and ten thouſand pieces, and ten thoulande talents of filuer, and cighteene thouſand ta- lents ofbzafie, and one hundzeth thouſand talents of pon 1 8 Ana they with whom precious ones were e fount, gauethemto the trealure of the boufe of the Lord, by the hand of Jehiel the Serthunnite. 9 And the people reioyced when they p offered willingly : for they offered willing- iy vnto the Lozd, with af perfect heart. ano Daun the Ring alfo * retoyced with great op. * Wherefore Dauid bleſſed the Lord De- ~> fore all the Congregation, and Dauid ſayd, Bieſſed be thou, D Lord Gon ors Iſraelour father, foz euer and euer, IL Thine, D Lom, is greatneſſe, x power, and glory, and victozie, and pzaife ; foz all Chat ts in heauen and in earth istbine : thine isthe kingdome, D Low, and thou excels leſt as head ouer all, spy -I2 Both riches and honour come of thee, and thou reignett ouer al,and in thine hand is power and frength, and in thine bandit ts to make great, to gtue ſtrength vnto all. 13 Now therefore our God wee thanke thee, and praile thy glozious mame. 14 But whoam J, and what is mp peg- ple, that wee hould be able to offer twilling- ipatterthis lo:t 2 foz all things + come of — of thine owne hand we haue giuen ee. 1g Foꝛ we ave iſtrangers before thee and ſoiourners. ike all our fathers our dayes arelike the hanow upon the earth, and there is none+ abiding. ; 16 D Loꝛd our God, all this abundauce that we haue prepared to butld thee an boule fo? thine boly Mame, isofibinedand, and allisthine. . 17 J know allo, mp God, that chau * tri- ef the heart and halt pleature in righteouſ⸗ nes: 3] baucoftered willingly in the vpright· neile of mine heart al thele things: nowallo baue F feene thy people which are founde bere, to offer unto thee willingly with toy. 18 D Lod Gm of Abꝛaham̃, Ishak and Jael our fathers, keepe this foz euer in the kpurpoſe, and the thoughts of the beart of thy people, and prepare their hearts bute thee. 19 Aud gine unto Salomon my fonne a perlite heart to keepe thy commandements , thy telttinonies and thy ſtatutes, and to Doe all things, and to build the ponie which J haucpeepared. 20 € And Danin faid to all the Congre- gation, Row blefle the Lom your Gon. Andallthe Congregation bleed the Lod God of their fathers, and bowed Downe their heads, and wo2hipped the Lord, and the! King. — 21 And they offered ſacrifices vnto the Lode, and on the morrow after that day, they offered burnt offerings vnto the Lov, euena thoutande yong bullockes, a thoufans rammes, andathouland theepe, with their m Minke offerings, “and facrilices in abune Dance fo: all Iſcael. 22 And they dideate, and Minke before the Lord the fame day with greatioy, aud they made Dalomon the fonne ef Dauin King the fecond time, and anoynted him eae the LoD, and Zadok fo2 the eft. s 23 So Salomon fate on the tipone of the LoD, as King tn ftead of Danid bis faz her » and prolpered : and all Iſrael ebeyen in, 24 Aud all the princes ehren of powér, E and all the fonnes of King Dauw t fabric: ted them (clues vender King Olomon. 25 And tye Lom magnittcos Salomon in Dignitie, tn the ight of ati Iſrael, and gaue Dim io glorious a kingdome, as no King Han befoze himin Frael. . 26 €* Thus Dauid the ſonne of Jhai reigned ouer all Fitacl. 27 And the {pace that be reigned otter Iſrãel, was fortie yeere; {euen peere reigned hee in Hebzon, and thee and shirtie peere D reigned h Wegaue thee nothing of our owne, but that> which we haue receiued of thee: for whether the gifts be corpo- rallor fpiritualf, we receive them all of God, and therefore mult giue him the glorie. i And therefore haue this land but lent to vs for atime. tEbr.waiting for them to returne, 1.Sam. 16.7, chap.28,9- k Continue them in this good minde, that they may ferue thee vil⸗ lingly, 4 1 Thatis, did | reucrence to the — King. | m Meaning all kinde of licour whichthey mingled with — their facsifices, _ as wine,oyle,X¢~ n Thisdeclareth that the Kings of ludahwerefi- uresof Chrift whowasthetrue | anoynted,and to whom God gaue the chiefe go- uernement of all things. tEbr,gaue the hand. Kingz, ie Chap. xxix. prayer. Salomon King, 169 $ s Salomons offering at Gibeon. His II.Chron. petition. God giueth him wifdome, J reigned be in Jeruſalem: 28 And hee Died in a geod age, full af Dayes,viches,and hondur, and Salomon hig fenne reigned in bis tead. hOr efablifhed and ſtrong, reade 1 King. 2. 40. a Thatis,ke e proclaimed a tolemne facri- fice, andcom- manded that all thould beat the fame. b Reade :.King. 34 € Socalled,be- cauſe that God thereby fhewed certaine fignes to the Congre- gation of his prefence. d Which was for the burnr offerings, Exod. 27. 1. Exod. 38.1, 2. ¥ King .3-45 @ Performe thy promife made to my fathet con- cerning me, 29 Concerning the actes of Danin the King, fir and lat, behold, they are witten ¢ The fecond booke of the Chronicles. THB. ANR His fecond booke conteineth briefly in effeé& that , which is comprehended in the two bookes of the Kings: that is from the reigne of Salomon to the deftru ĉion of ferulalem,and the catying a- way of the people captive into Babylon. Fn this (tory are certaine things declared and fet forth more copioufly then in the bookes of the Kings , and therefore ferue greatly to the vnderftanding of the Prophets. But three things are here chic fy to be confidered. Firh that the godly Kings, when they faw the plagues of God prepared againft their countrey for finne,had recour/e to the I ord,arfd by car- neft prayer were heard, and the plagues remooued. The fecond , how it isa thing that greatly offen» deth God, that fuch as feare him and profeffe his Religion, fhould ioyne in amitie with the wicked. And thirdly how the good Rulers euer loued the Prophets of God, and were very zealous to fet forth his Religion throughout all their dominions, and contrarywife the wicked hated his Minifters, depo- fed them,and for the true Religion and word of God, fet vp idolatry, and ferued God according to the fantaficofmen. Thus haue we hitherto the chiefe acts from the beginning of the world to the buile ding againe of Ierufalem, which was the two and thirtieth yeere of Darius ,and conteine in the whole, threethoufand fiue hundreth,threeft ore and cighte ene yeeres,and fixe moneths. C Hk Penk 6 The offering of Salomon at Gibeon, 8 Hee prayeth unto God to giue himWifedome: 11 hich he giueth him and more, 14 The number of his charets and horfts. 153 And of his riches b caze Den Silomon the onne of LEG Bev Dautd was || confirmed. in E “yp disktigdome: and the Lora BG WER bis Gob was with bim, and — POY, magnifed bim yighip. Wot Le 2 Gnd Halomon *thake unto all Iſrael, to the captatnes of thou ſands, and of hundzeths,and to the Judges, and to all the gouernoursin all Ifrael, cucn the chtefe fathers. 3 So Dalomon and all the Congrega- tion with him went ta the high wlace that was at bGibeon: far there was the Taber- nacie < of the Congregation of Gad which Moles the ſeruant of the Xo: bad made wt the wilderneſſe. f 4 But the Arke of God Had Dauid brought np from Kirtath-tearim, when Da- utd had made preparation for tt: for he bad Ditched a tent fozttin Jexuſalem. 5 MBoreouer the bꝛaſen Gitar *that Be- zatcel the onne of Gri, the fonne of Hur had made.did he (et before the Cabernacte of the Lod; and Balowmon and the Congregation fought it. 6 And Halamon offered there before the Lord vpon the beaten Altar that was in the Tabernacle of the Congregation:* enema thouſand burnt offerings offred he vponit. 7 The fame night did God appeare vnto Salomon, and faide vnto him, Alke what F hall giue thee. s : 8 And Halomon fayd vnto God, Thou Hak ſhewed great metey vnto Dauis my Pag and hak made mice to reignean bis tad. "> 9 Mow therefore, D Lord Gon, let thy peomile ynta Dania my father beg trig: ~. there be the itke. -Place that wag at Gibeon , to Jeruſalem inthe booke of Samuel the Seer, andin the booke of ° Pathan the Prophet, andin the booke of Gad the Seer, : 30 With all his reigue and his power, and p times that went ouer him, & over Fe rachando ouer ail the kingdoms ofthe earth. o Thebockes of Nathan and Gad, are thought to haue bene loft inthe captiuitie, p Meaning,the troncles and griefes, GV MENT. fo: thou bak made mee Ming ouer agreat people like to rhe Dutt of the earth. IO Giue mee new wifedome ana know: - ledge, that J may goe out and goe in befoze f TherT may go- this people: foz who canindge this thy great verne chis pcople, people? — reader,Chron, | Ir And God (aid toDalomon, Becauſe 27.1.and 1,King, this was in thine heart, and thou batt ust 3,7. alked riches, treaſures, noz honour, north? £itues of thine enemies, neither pet hattal g Thais, tobe ked long life, but batt alken foz thee wiſe⸗ revenged on Dome and knowledge, that thou mighte chine enemies, thse my people. ouer whom J haue made thee king, 12 ikome and knowledge is grane ted vnto thee, and J twill give thee riches, : and treafures ¢ honour, fo that there bath me not bene the like among the kings which ' were before thee, neither after thee thalt 13 Then Halomon came from the hie from before the Tabernacle of the Congre- gation, and reigned ouer Iſrael. 14. * dnd alomon gathered the charets and horſemen: and bee bad a thoufand and foure hundreth charets, and twelue thou- fand hozlemen , whom hee placed in the à h charet cities, and with the king at Jeru- h Which were falem. ; cities appointed Ig And the king gane filuer and gold at to keepe and Jeruſalem as i tones, and gaue cedar trees maintainc the as the wilde figge trees, thatare abundant: chasers. iv inthe plaine. i He cauſed ſo 16 glio Dalonien had horſes brenght great plentie that out of Egypt and * fine linnen: * the kings it wasno more merthants recetued the fine linnen foz a eftcemedthen. price. ftones, 17 Thep came bp al and brought ont Ffa 19.9. of Egypt fomecharet, worth five hundreth erek 27.7. thekels pof finery that ts, an bote fonan puns k Reade r King, Meth and ſiftie: and thus they bꝛought horſes 10.23. toall the kings ofthe Hittites, and tothe Kings of Aram by thety + micanes, ee 1.Ki#g.1 0.26. sEbrhandn o HOr palate. a Which is to be vnderſtood of ail fort of officers, and owerfeers: officers were hut $.16. fOr, Hiram. 2.5445, Eis b That is, to doe J fenice which he bath comma- ded fignifying _tohonour and ſerue Godin that perfection as his maieftie _ deferueth, Or, ſtarlet. c Sometakejt » for brafill, or the tvood called - Ebenum,others “for corall. Or, Almuggim. “$ Ebr. Coria, d OfBathreade a King 7.26, it is called alfo Epba; but Ephaisto meafure drie things , as Bath i$ a meaſure for Lcours. ¢ The very hea- then confeſed that it was a fin- gular giftof God whenhee gauc toany na- tion a king that was wife and of vnderſtanding, albeit iz appea- reth that this Hiram had the grue knowledge of Jo. (p for cls the chiefe 3300. as 1, King, -that none is able CHA Rans 2 The number of Salomons workements build the Temple, 3 Salomon fendeth to Hiram the king of Tyrus for wood and workemen. Te Salomon determined to butide an boute foz the flame of the Lozd, and an | Doufe foz his kingdome. 2 Gud Salomon cold out feuentic thous fand that bare burdens, ¢ foure(coze thous fand men ta bewe Rones in the mountatne, and three theuſand and + lire hundred to o= uerlee them. 3 Ana Halenion (ent to | Duram the king of Epus laying, Ae thon batt Done ta Dauidiay father, and DIDDL * fend hint Cedar trees to build him an houle to dweil fin, © doe te me, 4 Beholde, J build anhon vnto the Name of the Loꝛd my Gad, to fanctifie it tite him, and to burns ſweet mcente be- foze hun, and forthe continual thew bzeav, and fez che burnt offerings of the moming, AND euening, on the Sabbath dayes, and in the new monetys, and in the folemne feats of the Lord our God; this isa perpetuall thing for Jiraci, ; § And the boule which J build, is great: fo: great isour God abone ali gods. 6 Cho ts heethen that can bee able to build him an heule, when the beauen, the heauen of heauens can not conteine bim ? whoam 3 then that F Mou build him an pone but idoeit ta burne > incek befoze im. 7 Send me row therfore a cunning man that can woke in gold, tn filuer, œ in braſſe, anain pen, andin purple, and |j crimfin, and blue filke and that can graue in grauen wezke with the cunning men that are wrth ine in Judah aud in Jerufalem, whom Da- uid my father bath prepared. 8 Send me allo Cedar trees, firre trees and: || Algummim trees from Lebanon: foz 3 know that thy feruants can (hill to hewe timber in Lebanon;and behold, my ſeruants thalbe with thine, n 9 That thep may prepare mee timber in abundance: foz the boule which J vo build, is great and wonderfull. — 10 AInd beholde, 7 will giue to thy fer» uants the cutters and the bewers of timber, twenty thouſandtmealures of beaten wheat anv twenty thoufand meafures of barley, and wentte chouſand bathes or wine, and twentte 4 theufand baths of oyle, IL Then Huram king of Tyus anlwe- red in writing which hee lent to Balonion, Becaute the Loyd hath loucd his people, he hath made thee king ouet them. A I2 furan laid moreouer, Wiellea be the Lord Ga of Fitacl which made the heauen and the earth, and coat hath giuen vita Dauis the king a ¢ wif: tonne that hath de- (cretion, prudence aud vuderftanding to d buin an houle forthe Lord, anna palace fog bis kingdome. —8 13 mow sent Jhane (ent a wiſe man, and ðl vnderſtanding ofiny father Purane, 14 Thefonof a woman of the’ daugh; f reparation for the Temple. Hirams Chap. ij. ij. workeman.Building of the Temple.17¢6 f Itis alfowrit= ters of Dan: andbts father was aman of ten thar thee was Tyꝛus, and he can ſkill to wozke in gold, tn filuer,in braſſe, intron, in fone, and in tim- ber, in purple, inblue Gilke , and in finelin- nen andincrmmofiit, and can grauctn all grauen workes , and brꝛoyder in all broyde· red woke that (hail bze giuen bin, with thy tunning men, and with the cunning ment my lou Dawa thy father. < Iş slow therfore the wheat andthe bar- ley, the oyle, and the wine , which my lord bath ſpoken of, let hun (end vnto bis ſer⸗ uants. 10 And wee will cut woes in Lebanon a3 much as thou ſhalt neede, and will being ittotheein| rafts by the (a to |! Japhe, i thou mayelt cary them to Jerufalem. 17 € And Salomon numbed all the rangers that were in the tand of ital, after the numbing that bis father Dauid Had numbed them: and thep were found an Jundzeth and three and fiitie thouſand, anu live hundreth. 18 And hee fet ſeuentie thouſand of them tosheburden, and fourefcoze thouſand te Hew fionesin the mountaine and thee thou- fand and üre bundzeth ouerfeers to caule the people to wozke. CHAP. IH, t The Temple of the Lerd and the porch are builded with other things thereto belemging. D * Salomon began to build the hour? Dof the Loyd in Zerulalem , in Mount Moꝛiah whieh had beene Declared vnto Dauid bis father, tn the place that Danin prepared in the thrꝛeſhing floore of * Denan toe Sebutlite. iat 2 Andee began to build in the ſecond moneth and the fecond day, in the fourth pere of bis retane. 2 And thele ave the meafures,whereon Has lomon grounded to build the houſe of Goat thelength of cubitcsafter the firt? meaſure was theeeltoze cubites,t the bꝛeadth twentie cubites: 4 And the porch, that mas before the lengty in the front c of che bredth was twen⸗ tie cubits, and the height wasan d hundzeth anv twentic, and he ouerlaid tt within with pure gold. _§ Gnd thegreater Boule be fieied with titre tree which bee ouerlayde with good gold, and graued thereon paline trees and chaines. it. s 6 And hee ouerlayd the houle tuith pze: tions ſtone for beautie: aud the golde was gala sE c Paruaim. 7. The bonte, FZ fay, the beames, potes, and walles thereef, and the Doszes thereof ouerlayd bee with gold, and grand Cheru⸗ bims vponthewailes. atte 8 igeemabeatlo the boule of the moſt help place :. the length thereof was in the front of the bꝛe adth of the boule, twenty cu- bites, and the breadth thereof twentte cu: bites sand de ouerlaid ie with the belt gold, of frehundrethtalets. ò And the weight ofthe nailes was ſiftie ſyckels of gold, and hee ouerlayd the cham⸗ berswith gold, = i —— ee 10 (ana of the ttibe of Naphtali,s.Kinz. 7.14, which may be vnderſtood that by reafon of theconfifion of tribes, which then began to be,they maried in divers tribes, fo that by her fa- ther fhe might be of Dan, and by her mother of Naphtali. \Or.fbeps. bOr, Loppe. 1.Kings 6,1, a Which isthe raountaine where Abraba thought to haue facrificed his fonne, Gen,22.2, 2. Sam. 24. 16,2 b According to the whole length efthe Temple, comprehending the moft holy place with the reſt. c Irconteined as much as did the breadth ofthe Temple, i .King.6. 3: d Fro the foun- gation to the top: for in the booke of kings mention is madep from the foun- dation to the firſt ſtage. e Some thinke itis that place whichis called Perm, aa A BE pia a RA 5 The ornainents,and other wKings 6.24, ` f Which fepara- ted the Temple from the moſt holy place. g Everyone was eighteen cubites long , but y halfe cubite could not be feene : forit was hid in the roundnes of the chapiter, and therefore hee gi- ueth to every one but 17. and an halfe, h For euery pil- lar an hundred, read 5, Kings 7. 20. a Agreat veffell of braffe,fo cal - led becaufé of great quantitie Of water which it.conteined, ALKings 7.23. b Meaning, vn- der the brim of the veffeil, as a. King 7.24. © Inthe length of cuery cubice were ten heads orknops which in all are 300, WOr, floure de- lices. d Inthefirlt . booke of Kings chap.7.26. men» tion is onely made of two thouſand: but the leſſe number was taken there,and here according asthe meafures prooued after- ward is decla- red, e Buen as they fhould be made, 10 @f And in the houſe of the not holp lace hee made two Cherubims woughe the children, and ouerlaid them mith colo. It * And the winges of the Cherubims werc twenty cublies long: the one wing was ‘ J I. è hion and fluc on the left : and bee man 3 Dzed balens of golDd.. b —— 9 And bemant the court of the Prieſta, and the great’ Court, an’ toges far the — ouerlated the doores therof with fie cubites, reaching to the wali ot the brat Houle, and the other ming fluc cubites, rea- ching to the wing of the other Cherub, 12 Likewile the wing of the other Chee rub was fue cubltes, reaching ta the wall of the houſe, and the other wing tiur cu: bits ioyning to the ming ofthe other Che ruby - 3 The wings of hele Cherubims were fpacad atzoz twenty cubites s they ſtoode On theirfeete, and their faces were toward the houſe. 14 Cie mane allo the vaile ofblue ſilke, and purple, and crimolin, and fine itunen and wrought Cherubtins thereon. Ig @ Andee mave before the ponie two pillars sof flue and thirty cubites hie: and the chapiter that was vpon the tap of ech of them,wasfine cubits, 16 He made allo chaines foz the Dace, and put them on che heades of the pillars, ¢ made an > hundeth pomegranates and put them among the chatnes. 17 And hee let pp the pillars before the Cemple one ontheright hand, € the other on the lekt and called that on he vight hand Jachin, and that on the lett hand Boaz. C HA Pi IUT; t The akar of braffe.2 The molten fea. 6The caldrons. 7 The candleftickes, Oc. A AD he made analtar of bralſe twentie cubites Long, and twenty cubites beoad, and ten cubites pigh. 2 Ana he made a molten a Hea of tett cus bites from brim to bztin, round in compaſſe. and fiue cubttes high: and atine of tyirtig cubites din tompatiettabout. 3 And onder t it was the kalhion of oret, which afd compaſſe it round about, < tenne in à cubice compafling the ea about: two rowes of oren mere call when it was mol- ten, 4 Jt ftoode vpon tivelue oren: thee looked toward the 20th, and thee looked foward the Clet, and thaee looked toward the South’, and thee looked toward the Gat, and the Deattoode aboue upon them, and all their binder parts were inward. § And che thickenes thereof was an hand breadth , and the bzim chercof was like the woke of the brim of a cuppe, with floures ra | Riles ¢ it conteined 4 three thoufand aths. 6 ive mane allo ten caldꝛons, and put fineon the right hand, and Rue on the left, to wath in them, and toclente in them that which appertained tothe burnt offeringes + but the Dea was for the zieka to wath in, vA @Anb he made tenne candlettickes of gold, (according ta < their forme) and put themin the, Temy, flue onthe righthand, and fitie on the te tk s d And bee mave ten tables, and put 8 oi e > them in the Temple fug onthe right hand, 10 And hee let the Hea on the right fine Cattward toward the South. periph II And huram made | pots and beſoms, and baleng and Huram finithed the woke that he ould make fo king Salomon foz the boufe of God, 12 Towit, two pillars, ani the bowles and the chaptters onthe top of the tivo pil- lars , œ two grates to coner the two bewles ofthe chapiters, which were vpon the top af the pillars r 13. And foure hundseth pomegranates foz the two grates, twa rowes of ponies granates foz euery grate to couer the two Dowles of the chaptters, that were vpon the pillars. 14 Hee made alfo bales, and made cal⸗ Dzons byon the bales : ee Ij And a Dea, and twelve bulles vnder it: 16 Pots alfo and betoms,and flehooks, and all chele veels made Puram ghis fa- ther to king Salomon foz the houle of the Lord, of bining beaffe. 17 Jn the platne of Jorden did the king caſt thein in clap between Guccoth and 3g: redathah. _ 18 And Salomon made all thele velſſels tn great abundance: Fo: the weight of bale could not be reckoned. Ig And Halonion made all the veſſels that were kor the boule of God; the golden altar allo œ the tables whercon the) thew b2ead ſtood. ; : ‘ 20 Moꝛeouer the candlefticks with their lamps to burne them after the maner, betore the Dzarle, of pure gold. 2U And the lowes, and the lamps, and the (nutters of cold, which was fine gold; 22 And the || bookes, and the balens and the (poones , andthe alypans of pure gold: the entry allo of the houle and dooꝛes thereof within, eden of the mof holy place: andthe Doozes of the Houle, co wit, ofthe Cemple were ipf gold, CHAP. V., 1 The thinges dedicated by Dauid , and put in the Temple, 2 The Arke is brought into the Temple. 10 What was within it. 12 They fing praifes to the Lord. S2 * was all the woꝛke finifhen that Da- lamon mane tor the boufeof the LoD: g and Salomon brought inthe thinges that Danid his father had dedicated, with the filuer and the gald, and all the neflels , and p uechen among the treafures of the, houle ofod. : 2 The Salomon alſembled the Civers of Iſrael and all the heads of thetrtbes , the chtete fathers ofthe chudeen of Iſrael ynte Jerufalem to bring pp the Arke of the coue: en — rom thecitie of Dauid, DECIS AIOR, A iaeoa ei aa Atataa ta An. 3 Ahn all the men of dratt affeinblen onto the Ring at the feats it we out veflels for the Temple. f Called alfo the porch of Sale. mon, Ads 3. 11. itisalfotaken forthe Temple - where Chrift preached, Mat. 21 33, \\Or, caldrous. g Whom Salo- mon reuerenced for the gifts chat God bad giuen him, as a father: hee had the fame name alfo that - Huram theking | of Tyrus had : bis mother was a Jeweffe,and his father a Tyrian, Someread, for | his father , the author of this worke. {| h In Ebrew the bread of the fa- ces, becaufe they were fet before the Arke, where * the Lord fhewed his prefence. hOr infiruments of muficke. i That is,couered with plates of gold, i King 7. 531. and a Read 2, Sam, 6.12, | b Whenthe -|| things were de⸗ dicate & brought into the Temple. c CalledinE- brew Echanim, contcining part of Seprember, & | the lewes called | becaufe they fay that the world was Created in that moneth, and after they came from Egypt, they beganat March: | bur becaufe this Opinion is vncers taine, we make March ever the firft,as beft wri- ters doe, fOr, without the Oracle. d For Arons rod and Manna were takenthence be- foreit was brought to this place, e Were prepa: red to ferue the Lord. g This wasthe effe& of their fongs, as Pal, 118. 1. and Pfal.s 36,1. 1.Xing.8.12, a Kong, that he had feene the glory of the Lord ) in thecloud. | The Arke ofthe Couenant placed. che Girt moneth, ° feuenth < moneth. 4 Andall the elders of Iſrael came, and the Leuttestaoke vp the Arke. 5 Gud they carted vp the Arke, and the Tabernacle of the Congregation : tall the boly veſſels that were tn the Tabernacle, thole did the Pꝛieſts and Leuites wing vp. 6 And king Salemon and all the Con- gtegation of Iſrael that were allembied vn⸗ tobini, were before the Arke offering Heepe andbullockes, which conid not bee told nog numbꝛed for multitude. 7 Ho che Bꝛieſts brought the Arke of the Couenant of the Lozd vnto bis place, in · to the Deacle of the boule, into the molt Io- lp place, cuen vnder the wings ofthe Ciee tubtms. f À 8 Foꝛ the Cherubims Kretched out their wings ouer the place of the Arke, andthe Cherubims concred the Arke, and the bars thereof abouc. 9 And they drewe out the barres, that the endes of the barres might bee ſeene cut ofthe Arke before the Dzacle, but they were not feenci without : and there they are vnto thisday. : Io otking was inthe Arke, faue dthe two Cables, which (Boles gaue at Horeb, where the Lozd made a Couenant with the childzen of Iſrael, when they came ont of gypt. IL Aud when the Piets were come out of tie Sanctuarte (for all the Pꝛieſtes that were prefent, were Cenenant of the Lod, that hee made with rhe childzen of P(rael. 12 @Andthe King: kood before the al- tar of the £o20,1n the preſence of all the cons — of Iſrael, and ſtretched out bis ands, 13 (Fo Salomon Bad made a beaten fcaffold,and fet it in the mids of the court, of fiue cubttes long, and fue cubites bꝛoad, and thacecubites of height, and vpon it be ftood, and kneeled Downe npon his knees before all the Congregation of Iſrael, and ¢ fret- ched out bis hands toward heauen) 14 And fayde, D LoD God of Iſrael, * thereisno GoD like thee tn heauen nozin earth, which keepeft comenant , and mercie vnto thp fernaunts, that walke befoze thee with all their heart. I5 Chou that haſt kept with thy ſeruant Dauid my father, that thou haſt pꝛomiſed him: for thou (paket with thy mouth, and oat ane it with thineyhand,as appeareth is Day. 16 Cherefore now Lord God of Jira- el, keepe with thy fernaunt Danid my fa- ther , that thou bhatt pꝛomiſed him, faying, Thout halt not want a manin my tight, that hall fit bpon the theoneofZirael: fe that thy fonnes take heede totheir wayes, to —— in mp Law, asthou batt walked bee ore me. 17 And now, D Lord Gos of Iſrael, let thy woud be veritied, which thou ſpakeſt vn⸗ to thy feruant Dautd. 18 (Js ít truc in deed that God wil dwel with man on earth? Behold, the * heauens, and the heanens of heaucns are notable to conteine thee: how much moze vnablets this boufe which Jhaue built?) 19 Buthaue thou relpect to the prayer of thy feruaunt, and to bis ſupplication, D L020 my God, to — erie and praver which ; oe Salomon praifeth God. 171 lOr power. Or, Temple. 2.Sam.7.3. {tEbr.that it wae in thine heart. b Meaning the two Table wherein ts con- teined the effe@ ofthe couenant, that God made with our fathers, c Onafcaffold that was made for that purpofe, that be praying for the whole people,might be heard of all,as 1.King. 8,32, d Bothto giue thankes for the great benefitsof God beftowed vpon him, and al- foro pray forthe perfewerance and ptoſperitie of his people, 2.Mac, 2.8. llOr in effector by thy power, tEbr.aman [hall not be cut off, 1.King.8.27. p Salomons prayer e That thou mayeft declare in efft&, that thou haft a continual care ouer this place. 1.King.8. 31. f By retaining any thing from him, or els by de- nying that which he hath left him to kcepe,or doe him any wrong, tEbrothe. g Meaning,to giue him that which he hath deferued. HOr,prasfe. {Or toward this places Chap20.9. Ebr. inthe land oftheir gates. h Hedeclareth that the praiers of hypocrites can not be heard, nor of any but of them, which pray vnto God with an vafained faith and in trae re- pentance. 1 Hefheweth that before God there is no accep- gion of perfon, bur al people that | feareth him,and worketh righte- oufnes,isaccep- wd Act.io 35. wich thyſetuant prayeth before thee, Ro What chine eves may be open foward tbis houle nay and night, cuen toward the place, whereofthon hate ſaid that thou woul- Beit put thy Mame there, that thou mayeſt hearken vnto thy prayer which thy ſeruaunt prapeth in this place. ; 21 Heare thou cherefoze the ſupplication of thy ſeruaunt, and of thy people Jlrael, which they pzay in this place:and heare thou inthe place of thine habitation, ceuen in hea⸗ uen, and when thou hearelt, be merciful. 22 ¶ bhen a man ball linne againſt bis'ncighbour, and be lap vpon biman oath to caule hint toſweare, and theilwearer that tome before thine altar in thts boule, 23 Chen hearethou tn heaven, and doe, AND iudge thy (cruants,in recompenting the wicked to bring his wayevpon hts head, and in tutifping the righteous, to gine him ac- cording to his righteouſneſſe. 24 (And when thy people Iſrael ſhall bee onerthzowen before theenemte, becante they bane finned again thee,and turned a- gaine and|| confelie thy frame, and pap, ann MaR fupplication before thee in thts onie, 25 Then heare thonin heauen, and bee mercifull onto che finne of thy people, Hl rael, ane bring them againe vnto the land ee thou gaueſt to them and to their ta: thers. 26 WAhen heauen ſhall bee ſhut vp, and there ſhall beno ratne becauſe they haue fin- ned againſt thee, and ſyal pray in this place, and conkeſſe thy Mame, and turne from their finne,when thou doeſt afflict them, 27 Then heare thou in beauen and par- Bon the finne of thy ſeruants, and of thy peo- ple Iſrael (when thon halt taught them the good wap wherin they map walkejand gine raine vpon thy land, which thou haſt giuen vnto thy people foz an inheritances _ 28 ¶ * Aben there Wall be famine in the land, when there Hall be peſtilence, blaſting, or milDeaw, when there hall be gratbop pet, 0? caterpiller , when their enemtes hall be- ſiege them t in the cities of thetrland, or anp plague oz any fickneffe, { 29 Then what payer and ſupplication ſo⸗ ener Hall bee mane of any man, 02 ofall thy people Firari, when euerp one hall know bis owne plague, and dis ownedifeate, and pan ftretch koorth his. hands toward this onle, $ 30 Heare thou then in heauen, thy dwel- ling place,and bee mercifull, and gine euery man according vnto all his wayes, as thou doet know his *heart(fo2 thou cnely know- eft the hearts of the chimen ofinen) 31 That they may feare thee, and walke in thy wayes as long as they liue in theland which thou gauet puto our fathers. 32 CMorzcouer,as touching the ranger which ts not of thy people Iſrãel, whe Hall come out of a farre countrep for thy great ames fake,and thy mightie hand, and thy ftretched out arnieswhen they Hal come and i pey inthis boule, f 33 Werre thou in heauen thy dwelling place,and do accoꝛding to all chat the rans II. Chron. forthe people. og ger calleth fos vnto thee, thatatl the people of the earth niay know thy same, and feare thee like thy people Iſratl and that they may know, that thy fame ts called bpon in this boule which I baue built. 34. Eben thy people Hall go out to bat: tellagainit their enemies, by the way that k thou ibalt fend them,and they pray to thee, Jin the wap toward this citie, which thou halt cholen, enen toward the poule which J bauc built to thy Rame, 35 Then heare thon in heauen their pray⸗ zeam their ſupplication, and iudge their aule. _ 36 JE they finne againk thee (* for there ts no man that ſianeth not) and thou bean: grie with them, and Deliner them vnto the e- nemies, and they take them and carie them away topda vnto aland farre oz neere, _ 37 JE they turne againe to thetr beart iu the land whither they bee caried in cap- ttues, and turne and pray vnto thee in the land of their capriuitie,faying, die hau fine ned, wee haue tran(greiled and baue Done wickedly, j 38 Jfthey turne againe to thee with all tbeir beart, and with all their foule in the tandDoftheir caytinity, whither they haue cae rteD them capttucg, and pap toward their land, which thou gaueſt ynta their fathers, and toward the citie which thou hat chofer, and tewardthe bouie which Jhaue built foz thy mame, 39 Then heare thou in heauen, in the place of thine habitation their peaper and their pplication, and || iudge their cante, lOr maintaine and be merctfull onto thy peaple,whtch haue right. finned againt thee. Pfal.r32.8.° 40 How my Gov, J belech thee, let 1 Thatis, into thine eyes bee open, and thineeares attent thy Temple. vnto the paper that is made in thig place. m Let them be 4I *Now therefore arilo, D L020 God, preferued by thy to come into thy! reft, thou, and the Arke of power, and made thy rength: D LoD God, let thy Prieſts vertuous & holy. be clothed with mfaluation Elet thy Saints n Hearemy i relopce in goodneſſe. ptayer, whicham | 42 D Lod Gov, refule not thefaceof thineanointed | a thine anotnted:remember the mercies pro- ino, miled to Danin thy {eruant. 4 The fi ark Rii He 3 The fireconfumeth the facrifice. 2 The glor ofthe Lord plleth the Temple. 12 He havin A prayer, 17 And promifeth to exalt him and his torone, A Nd * hen Salomon had made an end of praying, * tire came Downe from hea. uen, and conſumed the burnt offering and thelactitices ; and the glory of the Lo: fils ted the boufe, f _ 2 Bo that the Hꝛieſtes conta not enter into the boule ofthe Lod, becaule the glorie ofthe Lozd had filled the Lords houle. | 3 And when all the chilozen of Ilrael | k Meaning,thae none ought to enterprifé any warre,but atthe | Lords comman- dement,that is, which is lawfull by his word, |!Or, according to the maner of this Citie. 1.King.8.46, eccles.7 22. 1.30hn 1.8, Or, repent. 2.Mac. a2. 10. a Hereby God declared that he was pleaſed with Salomons prayers. | fat the fire, andthe glozp of the Led come Downe bpon the honie, they bowed theme ſelues with their faces to the earth vpon the | auement, and wosthipped, and praiſed the | 020, faying, Foꝛ he ts good, becaule his mer: cie lafteth fo? eutr, | 4 *Then the kingeallthe esple offren. t 1. King, 3.62,63 rifices o tEbr.by their bands, b The feaft of the Tabernacles which was kept in the feuenth moneth, -C They affem- | bled to heare the word of God af- ter that they had remained feuen dayes in the boothes or Ta- bernacles, d They had Jeaue to depart the two and twentieth day, 1.King.8.66. bur they wert not away tillthe next day. 1. Kang 9.1. Num.i 2.6. e I willcaufe the peftilence to ceafe and deftroy the beafts that burt the fruits of the earth, and fend rainein due ſeaſon. Ch4p.6,16, His factifice. Gods promife. fagifices before the Low. } § And king Salomon offercd a facrifice of iwo and twenty thoufand bullockes, and an bundzed and twenty thouſand fheepe. Bo the king and al! the people Dedicated the boufeotGod. y TAR 6 And the Piets waited on their ofi- tes, and the Leuttes with the inftruments of mulicke of the Lod, which king Dauid ban maneto maple the Lo2d, Becaule bis mercie laftech foz euer : when Dauid prailea God ¢ by them, the Bꝛieſts alio blew trum: pets ouer againg then: and all they of Ff- rael ſtood by. $ 7 Moꝛeouer Halomon halowed the mid- dle ofthe court that was befoze the boule ef the Lod; forthere bee had prepared burnt offerings, and the fat of the peace offerings, becaule the beaten altar which Salomon bad made, was not able to receiue the — offering, and the meate offering, and e katte. 3 And Salomon made >a keaſt at that time of leuen dapes, all Iſracl with him, a bery great congregation, from the entring in of Hamath, vjnto the ruuer of Cappe. 9 And in the eight Day they < made a lo- temne affembly ; foz they had made the vedi- cation of the altar ienen Dayes, and the feat feuen dayes. y 10 And the ithzee and twentieth Day of the feuenth moneth, be fent the people away {nto their tents, toyous and with glad heart becauie of the goodneffe thatthe Loyd had Done fo: Dauid and fo: Salomon, and foz Iſrael bis people. i Il *Go Dalomon finithed the bonfeofthe 1020,and the kings houle,and all that came into Salomons heart , to make tn the houle of the Loꝛd: and he prolpered in bis houſe. I2 @Andthe Lord * appeared to Galo: mon by night, and fad to bim, J haue beard thy payer,and haue cholen this piace foz mp felfe to be an boule of facrifice. 13 JET Hut the heauen that there bee no ratne, o2tf J] command the grathopper te deuoure the land, ot J {end peſtilence a= mong my people, 14 If my people, among whom my fame is called vpon, doc humble themfelues and Pay, anv lecke my prefence , and turne from fheir wicked wayes, then will J beare in heaven, andbe merciful to therr finne,and twill e heale their land; 4 15 Zhen mine eyes Hall be open, ¢ mine cores attent pute the pzayer mace in this place. I6 Foꝛ Jhaue now tholen and fanctified this houle,that mp flame may bee there for euer: and mine eyes and mine heart Hall be there perpetually, — 17 Gndifthou wilt walke before me, ag Dauid thy father walked, to Doc accozding vnto all that Jhaue commanded thee, and a obferue mp Latutes and my indge- ments, 18 Chen will tablih the throne of thy kingdome, accosding as J made the coug: nant with Dauid thy father, laying, * Thou fhalt not want a man to be ruler in Iſrael. 19 Butifve turne awap and fozlake mp Chap. viij. Salomons buildings. 172 fatutes and mp commandements which J baue fet before pou, and thall goe and ſerue other gods,and worſhip them, 20 Shen will J piucke them vp out of my land which 3 haue ginen them, and this heute which J baue ſanciities for my f Whichthing Name, will J cat ont oftmy fight, and will declareth char make itto bee a ppouerbe ¢acommon talke God had more among all people, Boy reſpect to their 21 And this boufe which ts mok bie, Hall ſaluation, then to bean aftonifjment to cucry one that pafleth the aduancement by tt, fo that bee thall fay, Chy bath the ofhisowneglo- L028 Done thus to this lande, and to this ry sand whereas houſe? men abuſe thofe 22 And thep hall anfwere, Becaule they things,which foxfeoke the £o20 God of their fathers, God hath ap- which bought them outof thelandeof Gs pointedco fet gypt, and baue taken holde on other gods, forthhis prayle, and haue wozhipped them, ¢ ferued them, he doeth with- therefore bath he bꝛought all thiseutll upon draw his graces them, thence, CHAP. VIII, ; 2 The cities that Salomos built, 9 Pesplethat were made tributaries unto him, 12 His facrifi- es. 17 He fendeth te Ophir, A *after twenty peere when Salo: 1. King.g.10. > mon bad built the houle ofthe Lozd, aud a Signifying, chat bis owue houle, À ; he was twentje 2 Then alomon built the cities that yeere in building Duram > gaue to Salomon, and cauſed the them, childzen ot Iſtrael to Dwell there. b Thatis, which 3 Anu Salomon went to Hamath 30> Hiram gauea- bab,and ouercameit. gain to Salomor 4 And hee built Tadmoz in the wilders becaufe they nefie, and repaired all the < cities of ſtoꝛe pleaſed him not: which be built in Hamath. & thereforecale S, And be butt 4 Beth-hozon the vpper, tedchemCabul, and Beth-hozon the nether, cities BetenleD tharis,dire or with walles, gates and bartes: filth,1.King.9.1g 6 Allo Baalath.and al the cities of fore, c Meaning, of that Salomen hadan allthe charet cities, munitionsand and the cities of the poemen, and eucry trealures for the pleafant place that Salomon had a mindeg warre, to bnil in Jerufalem, andin ¢Lebanon, d Tharis,herce and throughout all the lande of his Domi- paired and fortis nion, fied them: for _7_ Andall the people that tuere left of the they were built Hittites, and the lites and Peerizzites, jong before by and the Hiuites, and the Jebuſites, which sheraha noble were not of Iſrael, i woman ofthe 8 Butoftheir childzen which were left ab tribe of Ephraimy tertheminthelande, whom the chilozenof r.Chro.6.68. Iſrael had not confumed,cuen themdtoDae and 7.24, lomon make tributaries vntill this Day. e Reade 1,King. 9 Butotthe children of Ilxael DD Ha- z.z, tomon makena feruants foz bis woke: for +Ebr. to come up they were men of warre, and his chicte prin- +o rrsbute, ces,and the captatnes of bis charets and of bis horſemen. à i Io @otheie were the chiefe of the officers which Salomon had, cuen f two hundzeth f Forinall there and fiftte that bare rule ouer the people. were 3300, bur Ir € Then DHalomon bzought vp the here hie meanerh Daughter of Pharaoh out of the citie of them that had Daud, inte the houle that he had built foz the principal her : foz he fayd, My wife Hall not dwell in charge,reade re the houſe of Damd King of Ilraet: fozit ts King.g.23. boly,becaute thatthe Arke okthe Loza camg =? vnto it. 12 CThenDalomd offred burnt offt ings D 4 vnto 7 The Queene of Sheba. Chap.g.t. vnto the Lord, on the* altar ofthe Love which be bad built before the porch, Exed.29.39. 13 To “offer accoꝛding to the comman- fOr, after thema- Dement of Moles |) euery day, inthe Hab- becautethy God leucth Iſrael, to eſtabliſh were Gods pecu- ner ofeuciy day. baths, and in the newe moones, and in the tt foz euer, therefore bath hee made thee liar people,and ii g ReadeLcuit, ſolemne fealts, s three times in the pecre, king oucrthem, toerecute tudgement and thackingsare the 2.3. thatis, inthe feat ofthe vnleauened bread, iuſtice. f lieutenants of and in the kealt of the weekes, inthefeat g9 Thenſhee gaue the Bing ſixeſtore ta· God which ough: of the Tabernacles. 3 lentsof gold, of fweete odours exceeding to graunt vnto 14 And helet the courles of the lPieftsto much, and precious ones: neither was him the fuperio- theirofiices , according tothe order of Da⸗ there {uch Lweet odoursfince, as the Ducene ritie, and minifter utd bts father, and the Leuttesin their wat- of Sheba gaue vnto king Salomon. iuſtice to all, ches, foz ta prapie and mintiter befoxethe Lo And theferuants alfo of Duram, aud t.Chroma4t. PBiieſts euery Day, and thepostersby*thete the ſeruants of Salomon which brought courſes at eucrp gate: fozfo was the come maudement of Dauid the man of Good. Is And they declined not fromthe cont maundement of the king, concerning the h Both forthe Picts € the Leuites, touching all things, roatter,andalfo and touching the treafures. for theworke- , I6 @ Row Salomon had made pꝛouiſi⸗ manthip, on fozall the bwoꝛke, from the day of che i Meaning,the foundation of the boule of the Loz, vntill it red fea, was finthed: fo the houle of the Lord was k Whichfomme perft. i is thought to 17 Then went Halomon to zion ge- mount to three millionsandfixe of Edom. hundreth thoue 18 And Huram fent him bp the bands of fand crownes:for bis feruants,{bippes, and ſeruants that bad hereismention knowledge of thefea: and they went with madeofthisty the fernants of Salomon to Ophir, ana moe,thenare > bought thence * foure hundzeth and fiftte fpokenof,1,. —‘ talentsofgolde, and brought them to king King,9,28 @alomon, CHAP, IX. 1, 9 The Queene of Sheba cometh to fee Salo- mon and bringetl gifts. 13 His yerely reuenues. 30 The time ofhi resgne. 31 Ha death. Ae when the Queene of Sheba heard of the fame of Salomon, thee came ta luke 1.3%, a pooue Halomon with bard quetttons at a Toknowwhe- Jerulalem, with a very great traine, and ther his wifedome Camels that bare ſweete odours, and much wasfocreatas GOD anD pzecious tones: Ewhen he cane the report was, t9 Salomon, the communed with him of all that was inber heart. 2 And Salomon declared her all her b Therewasno queſtions, and there was > nothing hid from 1. Xing. 10. 1. matth.12.4¥6 guefion fobard Salomon, which he Declared not vnto her. that he did not 3 Abenthe Dueene of Hheba law the foluta wiledome of Salomon, andthe houle that he had built, 4 4 And the meat ofhis table, and the fit- ting of hts feruants, and the oder of his waiters and their apparell, and bis butlers, 4Or, galeries and their apparell, and bis || burnt offrings, whereby he went Which hee offered tn the houleof the Lore, up. and fhe was ꝝᷣgreatly aſtonied. 4Ebr,there was And ſhe apd to the King, Te wasa true nomore frie woöoꝛde Which J] heard in mine owne land of in her. thy || Gapings,and efthy wiſedome: Or, amts. 6 Howbeit J belecued not thetr report, pntill F came, and mine eyes had ſeene it: and behold, the one halfe of thy great wiles Dom wasnot told nie: for thou exceedeſt the fame that J heard. 7 Happie are thy men, ebapppare thele thy feruants, which tand before thee alway and heare chp wiſe dome. II. Chron. ber and to Eloth by the fea fide intheland fi Salomons riches, 8 Blefledbee the Lord thy Gon, which cued thee, to let thee on bis © throne as c Meaning, that King , inthe Kead of the Lowe thy Goo: the Ifraclices gold from Dpbhir, brought 4 Algummim wood and precious ſtones. It And the king made of the AIgummim wood aires tn the bouie of the Lorde,and intheRings houle, and barpes and violes fo lingers: and there was no luch ſeene be» foze in the land of Judah. 12 Anm King Halomon gaue te the Queene of Seba, euery pleafant thing that iheealked, | belides for that which thee hav brought puto the king : fo thee returned and Went ta ber owne countrep, both fhe, and her d Reade Chap. 2.8. and 1. King. 10. 11. e Or,pillars : meaning, the gatnifhing and trimming of the ftaires or pillars, f ‘That is,which the king gaue her for recom- penfe of that treafure which the brought, eruants. 13 @ Allo the weight of golde that came to Salomon inone yeere, was fire hundreth threeſcore and fire talents of gold, 14 Befides that which chapmen € mers chants brought: andalithe Rings of Ara» bta, and the princes of the countrep brought gold and fluer ta Salomon, 15 And King Salomon made two hun: dreth targets of beaten gold, and e tire hun» dreth thekels of beaten golde went to one target, ‘ 2 409, crownes of 16 And three hundzeth hields of beaten che finne. golde ; thee hundzeth » thekelsofgold went Budeus de affe to one fhteld, and the King put them inthe boule of the wood of Lebanon. 17, And the King made a great throne of puozrie,and ouerlaped it with pure gold. — i 18 And the thzone had fire ſteppes, with make an hune a footeltoole of goln i faſtned tothe thꝛone, dreth thekels. and ftayes on either fide on the place of i Thatis, the the ſeate, and two lyons ſtanding bp the fteps and the k ſtayes. footlieole were Ig Andtwelue lions food there om the faftenedte the fire teps onetther fide: there was not the throne. kke made inany kingdome. „k Vponthe | 20 Qnd all King Salomons Minking pummels or veſſels were of gold,and all the veffels ofthe knops. i Hoult of the woon of Lebanon wereof pure gold; for filuer was nothing efteemed in the Dayes of Salomon. g Which fumme mounteth to | called mina, whereof euery one ſcemed to h Or, poundsy 21 forthe kings hips went to Tarſhiſh with che feruants of ijuram, eueryp three l yeere once came the bips of ! Carihith, any 1 Which coun brought geld, and filuer, puozie and apes, trey ofthe beft and peacockes. writers , 1S 22 Ho king Balomon excelled all the thoughtrobe kings of the earth inriches and wifedome. Cilicta,reade se 23 Anvallthe kings of the earth ſought King.10.22. the peclenceof Halamon, to heare his wifes dome that God had putin his heart. 24 And they brought every man bis pze- fent, veſſels of filucr,and veſſels ot gold, and ratinent,armour, and ſweete odours, hogles, and niles krom veere to peers, , 25 ARD | « | dnd death. Rehoboam : 25 And Salomon had = fonre thonfand m Thatis,tenne ftalies of hozlés and charet3, and twelue | herfes in euery ftable,whichin theufand hozfemen, whom bce beſtowed in allmountcofor- the chavet citie and with the king at Jeru» tiethoufand,as falem. j ; 1.King.4.26. 26 And hee reigned ouer allthe Bings hOr Euphrates, from the || Rtwer euen vnto the land ofthe Philiſtims, and to the boder of Egypt. n Theatun- 27 And the Ring gaue fluer im Ferula- danceofthefe lem," as itoncs,and gane cedar trees as the | temporailereae wilde figge trees that are aboundant in the furesin Salo- platne. monskingdome, _ 28 Andthey brought vnto Salomon hoz- isafigureofthe {es out of gypt,and out ofall lants. fpirituall trea- 29 Cocerning the rett ot the acts of Das fures,which the lomon firii and tat, are they not witten in eleAthallenioy the booke of Mathan the Prophet, and tn inthe heauens fhe pꝛopheſie of Ahiiah the Shilonite. and in vndertherrue the vilions of | Jeedo the Heer -againt Je- Salomon Chrift. robsantthe ſanne of Nebat?: lOr, Fdde. 30 And Salomon reigned in Jerufalem © Thatis, which ouer allGfracttoztp peeres. prophefied a- 31 And Salamon” fryt with his fathers, gainft bim. and they burica him tn the city of Danid his 1.King.11,42, father: and Rehoboam his ſonne reigned in 43. bis teat. CHNP £ 4. 34Therigorof Rehoboam. 13 He followeth lewd counſell. 16 The people rebel 1.King.i2.. Fenr *Reboboam a went to Shechem: aAfterthedeath 4 fozto@bechem came all Iſraelto make of Salemon, dim king. 2 And when Jeroboam the fonne of e- bat beard it (which was in Egypt, whither be hath fied from the prelence ot Salomon the king) be returned dut of Egypt. 3 And rthey ſent and called him : focame Jeroboam and all Iſrael, and communed with Rehoboam, laying, i 4 Thykather made onr poke grieuous: b Thatis hand- t 9 now therefore make thou the grieudus ferui led vs rudely. Icfeemeth,thar tude of thy father, and hrs ſore poke. that he Godhardened put vpon va,lighter,and we will ſerue thee. their hearts, fo § And he layd to them, Depart pet thzee thattheythus Dapes,thencomeagaine vnto me. And the murmured with. peopleBeparted, outcaufe: which 6 Gnd king Rehoboam tooke counteil declarethalfothe With the old men that had ood before Ha- inconftancieof lomon his father, while bee pet lined, faving, _ the people, crt 3 glue yee that J may anfwere is people ? 7 And they ſpake yntobim, faying, JF thou be kind to this people,and pleaſe them, and {peake loutng words to them, thep will be thy ſeruants for ener. 8 Buthe left the counteil of the ancient men that thep had giucn him, and tooke counſell of the pong men that were brought € Or,that ood vp with him and: wayted on him. by bim,thatis, 9 And he laid onto them, bat counſel which wereof giueyee, that we niay anfwere this people, hiscounfelland which ane poken tome, faying, Wake the fecrets, p which thy father Did put vpon veg, ighter? I0 And the pong men that were bought d Or, litle finger, bp with him, fpake vnto hun, faying, Thus meaning,tharhe {halt thou anfwere the people that fpake to was of tarregrea- thee,faying, Why father made our poke hea- terpowerthen tle, büt make thon tt lighter foz vst thus washis father, alt thou fay puto them.My “leat part Hal Chap.x.x}. His rigor. Ifrael rebelleth. 173 be bigger then my fathers loynes. Il flow whereas my father did burden pou witha grieuous poke, J will pet ine create pour poke: my father bath chattifed you with roddes, but J will corre@ you with j fcourges. 12 € Chen Jeroboam and all the propte came to Rehoboam the third day, as che King had appointed, laying, Come againe to me the third day. 13 And the king anfwered them fharply: and king Rehoboam left the countell ot the ancient men, 14 And lpake to them after the counlell of the yong men, faying, Wy father made pour poke gricuous, but J will increaſe tts my father chattifed pou with rods, but J wil correé you with (courges. Ig Dothe King hearkened not onto the — peaple: foz tt was the e oꝛdinante of Gov, € Godswill ime that the Lops might pertozme bis faping, Pofeth fuch ane. which he had poken tby Abtiah the Shils ceMtieto the fe- nitetoJerovoamthelonneofMebat, cond caufes,thae 16 So when all Ilrael aw thatthe king nothing canbe would not heave them, thepeople anſwered done butaccor= the king, faving,” (that poztion pane wem dingtothe fame, Dauid ?fo2 we haue none inheritance tn the and yet mans will fonneofHthat. D Pract, euery manto pour workethas ofit tents : now fee to thine owne boule, Dauid. felfe, fo that ĩt So all Iſrael Departed to theit tents, cannot be excue 17 Howbeit Rehoboam reigned omer the fed in doingenill, chilon of Iſraei, that awelt in the cities of by alleaging that u . (Or, fcorpions, it is Gods ordi- a 18 Chen king Rehoboam fent Hadozam nance. that was || ouer the tribute, and the chil: Ebr. by the hand De% OF Iſrael tonen bim with tones, that of he Died : then king Rehoboam tmade {peed 1. Ming. i 2.16: to get Him vp to bis charet, te flee to Jeru⸗ lOr,recesser. falem. Ebr firengthe- 19 And Iſrael rebelled againkthe houle sed himfelfe. of Danis vnto this day. CHAP: ER i 4 Rehoboamu forbidden to fight azainft Iers- boam. 5 Cities which he built, 21 He bath etgh- teene wines , and threeftore couctsbines , and by them eight and twenty ſonnes, and threefcore daughters, A f2d* when Rehoboam was come to Fie» 1. Kixg.12,20, rufalem,be gatheredof the boule of Ju- 23. Dah and > Beniamin. ninefcore thouſande a Thais, the cholen men of warre to fight again’ Fira: halfecribe of el, and to bing the kingdome againe to Re- Beniamin: for the: hoboam. other halfe was 2 But the wowe of the Lowe cameto gone after Iero- Dhemaiah the man of God, laying, am. 3 Dpeake vnto Rehoboam, the ſonne of b Meaning, the: Salomen king of Judah, and to all Iſrael, ten tribes which. that are in Judah,and Beniamin, faping, rebelled, 4 Thus faith the Lod, We Hall not goe bp, no: fight againſt pour bꝛethꝛen: returne euery manto bis boule: foz this thing is Done ofme. Chey obeyed therefore the wo of the Loud, € returned from going againt Jeroboam. § And Rehoboam dwelt in Jerufalem, c Or,repayred and "built trong cities in Judah. them,and made- 6 We built allo Beth· lehem, and Etam, them ftrong,to and Tekoa, be more able ro- 7 And Berh-sur, € Dhocho,e pig refilt leraboamy. , Ani ~ Rehoboams munitions for warre. 8 And Gath,and Mareſha, and siph, 9 And Aomain, t Lachthh, and Azekah. 10 And Fozah, and Aialon, and edzon, meh were in Judah t Beniamin, rong cities, IL And be repaired the trong holds anv put captaines in them, and foze of bitaile, and oyleand wine. — i 12 Audin all cities hee put ſhieldes and fpeares, and made them erceeding krong: fo Judah and Beniamin were his. — 13 @ And the Pꝛielſts x the Leuites that JOrn firengthened Ebr. flood. were in all3jirael, ¢ reiten vnto him out ofall theircoatts. 8 14 Foꝛ the Leuites left their ſuburbes, and their poſſeſſion, and came to Judah and Chap.r3-9¢ to Jerufalem: * io Jeroboam g his fonnes had catt them out from nuniftring in the Piets office vnto the Loꝛd. a. Xing. 12 3%. Is *And he ordatned him pꝛieſts fo: the d Meaning, bie plates, and foz the Sukktime, and thei Ethioptans. h 4 Aa Hee toske the rong cities which were of Juday, and cawe vnto Jeruſa; lem. — ¶ Then came Shemaiah the Prophet ts Rehoboam, and to rhe princes of Judah, that were gathered together in Jeruſalem, becaufeof Shiſhak, and fayd unto them, Thus lapth the Lod, De haue fopfaken me, c therefore baue Jalſo left youtu the bands of Shihak. 6 Thenthe princes of Jlrael, andthe King humbled themſelues, and fayd, The Lo: is “tut. 7 And when the Lord ſawe that they Humbled theinfelues, the word of the Lod came to Sbematah, laying, Chey baue Humbled themlelues, therefore J will not Deltroy them, but FZ will ſend them delite- rance hotly, and imp wath fhalt-not + bee powzed out vpon Jeruſalem by the hand of Dhiſhak. S Neuertheleſſe they Halbe his ſeruants: fo hall they know my « feruice, and the fer- uiceofthe kingdomes of the earth. 9 ¶ Then Shithak king of Egypt came bp againt Jeruſalem, and tooke the trea- {ures ofthe boute of the Lozd, and the treas fures of the kings houle: Hee tooke cuen all, and bee carted away the ſhields of golde * which Salomon had made. 10 Jn tead whereof King Reboboam made Hields ofbraſſe, and committed them tothe hands of the chtefe of the garde, that watted at the Dooze of the kings honfe, Il And when the king entre into the boule of the Lod, the gard came and bare a { t brought them againe vnto the gard chamber. I2 Andbecaulehe f humbled himlelke, the wath ofthe Lod turned from pim, that be would not Deroy all together. And aloin Judah the things prolpered. 13 “So king Rehoboam was rong in Jeruſalem and reigned; fo: Rehoboam was one and fortie peere olde, when he began to reigne, and reigned g ſeuenteene peeres in Jerufalem, the cttie which che Lord had cho- fen out of alt the tribes of Iſrael to put his Name there. And his mothers name was Naamah an Ammoniteſſe. I4 And he did cenili: for he prepared not hts heart to feeke the Low. Is The acts alfo of Rehoboam firt anv laft, are they not written in the thooke of Hhematah the Prophet, t Iddo the Heer, in rebearfing the gencalogte ? and there was warre alway betweene Reboboam and Fes roboam. ; 16 And Rehoboam Mept with bis fa- thers, and was buried tn the citte of Da- utd, and || Abiia) his fonne reignedin his ſtead. CHA P.. (Matt: 1 Abych maketh warre againft Icroboam. 4 He fheweth the occafion. 12 Hee trufteth inthe Lord , and onercorameth Ieroboam, 25 Of his wines and children, In The Temple ſpoyled. b Which weres people of Afris called the Tra- glodites,becaute | they dweltia holes. Or, blacke Meres, l r c. Signifying that! no calamitiecan |, come vnto VS eK- cept we forfake | | God,and thathe | | neuer leaweth vs, tillwe haue caſt him off, d Andtherefore | doeth iufily pu- | | nilh you for your | | finnes, i fEbr.drop downe | e Hee fhewerh | tbat Gods pu- | nilbments are nòt to deſtroy his vtterly, but to chaftifethem,to | bring them tothe | Knowledge of 1 themfelues,and to know how much better itis to ferueGod then tyrants, Chap.9.15,16- | f ] f Which declae reth that God feeketh not the death ofafinner, but hisconuerfie — on,Ezek,18.32. and 33.12. 1.Kzag.14.3%. g Tharis,twelue yeeres after that hehadbeeno- ` wercome by Shi fhak,verfiz. +br, fayings. Or Abjan, | Abiiah. He difcomfiteth 12 the eighteenth peere of king Jetoboam. began Abliah to reigne oier è Judah. 2 Hee reigned thzee peere tn Jeruſalem: (bis mothers nanie alfo was Michaiah the Daughter of: Uriel of Gibea) and there was warre betweene Abita and Jeroboam. 3 And Abitah ict the batrel inaray wet} the army of valiant men of warre,euen foure hundreth chouland choten men. Jeroboan alto fet the battell in aray againſt hun with cight hundzed thoufand choſen men, witch were ſtrong and yaliant, 4 And Abiiah food bp spon mount se: meratin, which is in mount Ephzatin,t (std, D Jeroboam,and all Jiraci, heare pou me, § DMught you not to know thatthe Lord God of Ifrael hath giuen the kingdom ouer Jttael to e Dauid fo. cuer, cuen to bim and to his fonnes by a coucnant fof falt? 6 And Jeroboam the onne of Rebat the feruant of Salomon the fonne of Daut ts rifen vp, and hath*rebelled againt hts lod; 7 And there are gathered to hun svatne men & t wicked, Emade themflelnes trong again Rehoboam the onne of Salomon: to? Rehoboam was 4 but a child, and | * ters Der hearted, and could not refit them. 8 Mow therefore pe thinke that ye bea- ble torefitt againit the kingdom of theio20, whichis inthe hands of the tonnes of Dautd, and pee be agreat multitude,and the golden a Hemeaneth Judah and Ben- I| iamin, | b Or,Maacha, 1.King.15.2. c Called alfo Abshalom,for Abthalom was her grandfather, 3 King.15.2. d Which was one of the teps of f mount Bphrain, e And therefore | whofoeuer doth. vfurp it, or take it from that ftocke, tranfereffith the ordinance of the Lord: thus like an hypocrite he alleageth the word of God for his aduantage, f That is, perpe- tual, becaufe the thing which is falted,is prefer- ued from corrup- tion: he meaneth alfo that it was madefolemne- calucsare with pou which Jeroboam made ly,andconfir- _ pou fo? gods. i med byoffringof g *Daune yenot Minen alway the Pꝛieſts facrifices,where- of the Loꝛd, the fonnes ofaaron and the Le- asthey viedfalt, uites, and haue made pou miekes like the according as people of other countreys? whoſoeuer coms wasordeined, meth to¢confecrate with ai yong bullocke Num,i8.19. and enen rammes, the fame may be a prick of them that are no gods. 1.Kiug.11.26, Io But wee belong vnto the Lod our -g This wordin the Chaldee God, and haue not forlaken him, andthe tongue, is Racha, Pꝛieſts the fonnes of Aaron miniſter vnto which ourSaui- the Lord, and the Leuites in their office. our vfetb, Matth, II And they burne vate the Lord euery $.22. Kmozning and every euening burnt offttings $Ebr, children of and ſweete incenle and the bread ts fet ino Belial, Der vpon the pure table,and the candleſticke h Meaningin of golde with thelampes thereof, toburne heart & courage. euerpeuening : for wee keepe the watch of HO-,faint hear- the Lord our God: but yee baue fezlaken tea. im. Leuit. 26. 36. 12 And bebold, this God! is with bs asa 4.King.42.31. captatne,and bis Pꝛieſts with the founding ¢hap.1 1.14, trumpets, to crie an alarme againt youn, D Eby. fl bis hand. yee chilen of Iſrael, fight not againſt the iHefheweah the 102d God of pour fathers ; for pee Hall not nature ofidola-~ pꝛoſper. ters which take 13 But Jeroboam cauſed an ambuſh⸗ notriallofthe ment™tocompafle, and come behindthem, vocation, life,and when thep were before Judah, andthe am- doGsine of their buſhment behind them. minifters,but 14 Then Judah looked, and behold, the thinkethe moft battel wasbefoze and behind them, and they vilet and greate cried vnto the Lod, and the Peieſts blewe beaftsfufficient’ with the trumpets, to ferue their: turne, k Asit wasappointed in the law,Exod,39.39. | Becaufe their caufe was good and approued by the Lord, they doubted not of the fuccefleand viGorie. m Contemning the good counfell which came of the Spirit of God, he thought to haue ouercome by deceit, Chap. xiij. xiiij, againe inthe dayes of Abiiah, but the Lord Jeroboam. Afa. Is And themen of Judah gane a Hout: and euen asthe men of Judah houttd. God Afinote Jeroboam and allo Track before A> lOr gaue him the bitah and Judah. ouerthrow, 16 Aid p childzen of Iſrael fied before Jue- Dah, E God Beltucred them into their pand. 17 And Abitah this peaple Aew agreat Raugbter ef them, fo that there kell do wne wounded of Iſrael fiue hundped thonland chofen men, 18 Ho the children of Iſraelwere bought vnder at that time: andthe chilazenof Du Dah prenatted, "becaule thep Raped vponthe L020 God of their fathers. 19 And Abitah purſued after Feroboam, and tooke tities from him, eues Beth el, and thetvillaces thercof, and Jeſhanah with ber billages,and Ephron with her villages. 22 And Jeroboam recouered no ſtrength 174 n-He fhewethy’- that the flay of all kingdomes - and-affurance of vidories depend“ vpon our truft and confidence inthe Lord, plagued him,and be died. Ebr. dauchtersy- 21 So Abuah wared mightie,and mari» eB fourteene wines, and begate two and twentie onnes and lirteene Daughters. 22 The ret ofthe acts of Abitah,and his- matters and his ſayings are waittentn the {tozie of the Prophet Jods. G: HoAyP).X kth 3 Afa deflroyeth idolatrie and commandeth his people to feruetnetrue God, y1 He prayeth vne to God wher he [hould goe to frzht. 12 Hee obteie neth the victorie . ee * Abiiah lept with his fathers, they buried him in the citie of Daud, and Afa bis fonne reigned in his Meade tn whole Dayesthelandwasquicttenpeere, _ 2 And Ala dia that was good and right inthe epes af the Lod his Gov. 3 Foꝛ hee tooke away the altars of the ſtrange gods the hte places, ¢ bꝛake Downe the images and cut Downe the a groues, 4 And commaunded Judah to ſeeke the Lod God of their fathers, and ta Doe accor- ding to the Law and the commandement. J And he tooke away out of all the citics of Judah the bie places,e the images: there- fore the kingDome twas ® quiet before hin. 6 Hee built alfo rong cities in Judah, becaule the land taas in reft, and hee had no warre in thole peeres; foz the Loꝛd han gi- ven him reft. 7. hevefoze hee laid to Judah, Let vs build thele cities and make walies about and towers, gates, and barreg, whiles the land ts < befoze vs: becaute wee haue feught the LoD our God, we haue fought him, and hee bath giuen vs reſt on euerp live: ſo they built and profpered. : 8 And Ala had an armie of Judah that bare ſhields ſpeares, three hundred thous fand,and of Beniamin that bare ſhields and Deew botweg, two hundred ¢ fourelcoze thous fand: all thele were valant men,- 9 ¶ And there came out again them d Theking of Es Zerah 4 of Ethiopia with an hott often hun⸗ chiopia or Egype, . dred thouland , and thzee hundzeD charets, e Which wasa and came nto? Mareſhah. 4 citicin Iudab, . 10 Then Ala wentout before him, and Joſh. 1544. thep fet the battell in arap inthe vallepof where Michaiah’ Zephathab befide Mareſhah. } the Prophet was - 11 And Ala cried vnto the Lod hig _ borne. and. 1.King.25.8. a Which were planted tontrae ` rie to the Law, Deut,16,25. b Hetheweth that the reft and quietnes of kinge- domes ftandeth in abolifhin — ad- uancing true Ree - ligion, c Whileswee haue the full gouernement:. thereof, 4 i a The Ethiopians deftroyed. 2.Sam.1 4.6. lOr, againf many without power. f Thus the chil- dren of God nei ther trutt in their owne power or “policie; neither feare the firength and fubtiitic of their enemies, bur confider the cauſe, & fee whe- ther their enter- priſes tende to Godsglory,and thereupon aflure themfelues of the victory by him, which is onely al- mightie,and can turne al fleſh into duf wthe breath ofbis mouth. g The Lord had ftricken them with feare. a Who wascal- led Obed as his father was, ver.8, b For the {pace of twelue yeeres wnder Rehobo- em, and three yeeres vnder Å» biiah, religion was negleQed, and idolatrie planted. c He theweth that notwith- ftanding the wic- kednes of tyrants and their rage, yet God hath his,whom he heareth in their tribulation,as hee deliuered his fro Zerah king of the Ethiopians, Chap.14.9,12- and out of all o- ther dangers, when they called vpon the Lord. d Yourconfe dence and truft in God fhall not be frufirate, ¢ Called Shi- uan,contcining part of May,and part of Iune. aud (aid, Lord, * it ig nothing with theeto helpe || with many, or with na power : helpe ys, D Word our God: foz wee ret on ther, and in thy Mame are mee come agains this multitude: D Lord, thou art our Hod, fiet not man preuatle agatik thee. — 12 (Ho the to ſinote the Echiopians before Ala and before Judah, and the Ethi⸗ optans fled. ; 13 And Afa and the people that was with bun, purlued them vite Gerar. And the Ethiopians bofte was ouerthzowen, fo that there wasno life in them: foz they were deſtroptd befoze the Lord, aud befoze bis ho ae anu they carted away a mightte great PAYL, : 14 And they finote all the cities rouna about Gerar ; foz the s feare of the Loa came vpon them, and thep (poled all the cre Hy > £o} there was exceeding much pople in them, 15 Vea, and they lmote the tents of cattel, and caried away plentie of theepe and cas mels, and returned to Jeruſalem. CHAP. XV. t The exhortation of Azariah, 8 Afa purgeth his country of idolatry. 1 1 He facrificeth wath the people. 1 4T hey ſweare together to ferme the Lord. 16 He depofeth his mother fer her adolatrie. Den the Spirit of God came vpon 2 A⸗ zariah the onne of Dbed. i 2 And he went out to meete Afa,and (aid vnto him, D Ala, and all Judah and Ben- tamin, heave pee me. Cie Loz is with you, while ye bee with him: and tf pee leeke him, he willbe found of pou,but if pe fozfake him, he will fozfake pou, 3. Now foz along ſeaſon Iſrael bath bene without the > true God, and without Pict to teach and without Law. We. 4 But wholocuer returned fn his afflice tion to the Lord Gonof Iſrael, and ſought bim, be < was found of then. 5 Andinthat tune there was no peace to him, that did goe out and gor int: but great — were to all the iñhabitants of the earth. 6 Fo: nation was dDeltroyed of nation, and citie of citie: for God troubled them dah with all aduerlſitie. 7 Weve ttrong therefore,and let not your hands bee weake: fo your 4 woꝛke hall bane a reward. 8 and when Ala heard thele words, and the prophecte ef Dbed the Prophet, hee twas encouraged, and teske away the abo» minattons our of all the land of Judah, and Beniamin, toucofrhe cities which hee had taken of mount Cphratniand he renucd the altar ofthe Lod, that was before the porch of the Loyd. 9 And heegathered all Judah e Benia- min, Ethe rangers Ù themout of Ephra- im, and Manaſſeh, and out of Simeon : foz there fell many to him out ef Piraci, when they faw that the Lord bis God was w him. —— they — ht Ap e we e° third moneth, in the ſifteenth yeere o the reigne of Ata, II.Chron. II Aud they offered vnto the Lord the ſame time of the t (pople, which they bad bought, cuen ſeuen hundzed bullockes, and fenen thouſand theepe. 12 And they made a couenant to ſeeke the Lou Gad of their fathers, with allthetr heart and with alithetr ſoule. 13 Gnd s wholoeuer will not ſeeke the Loud God of Iſrael, hall bee ame whether he were ſmall o great, man o? waman. — 14 And they ware vito the Lam with a lowde boyce, and With ſhouting and with trumpets,and with comets. 15 And ali Judah retoyced at the oath:for they bad ſworne vnto the Lord with all their heart, and ſought him with a whole delire, and bee was t found of them. And the Lod gaue them ref round about. 16 Q And king Ala depolea * Maachah his i mother from per regencie , becaule hee ‘Had made an idole ina groucsand Ala brake Downe her Wole and ſtamped it, and burnt ít at the bzooke Kidron. 17 But the bie places were not k taken away out of Iſrael: pet the heart of Ala was ™ perfect ail bis Bayes, 18 Alto he brought into the boule of Gan the things that hts father bad Dedicate, and that hee bad Dedicate, fluer, and gold, and vefiels. 19 And there was no warre vnto the fine and thirtieth peere of the reigne ot Ala, Ifraels couenant with God. F Which they had taken of the Ethiopians. g Thefe were the words of their couenant, which commanded all idolaters to be put to death ace cording to the Law of God, Deut. 13 §,9515. h So long as. they ferued him aright, fo long did he preferue and proper them - 1. King.t§.1 3. i Or,grandmo< ther: and herein he thewed that he lacked zeale: for fhe ought to haue died both by the Couenant, as verfe 1 3. and by the Law of God : but he gaue place to foolith pitic,and would alfo feeme after a fort to fatisfie the Law, k Whichpartlycamethrough lacke of zealeinhim, partly through the negligence of his officers, and partly by the fuperitition $ of the people , that all were noc taken away. | BecaufethatGod $ was called the God of \frael by reafon of his promife to Iaakob: ther- $ fore is Iftael fometime taken for Iudah, hecauſe Iudah was his chicfe people. m Inrefpect of hispredeceffouts, CHAP, XVI. 2 Afa for feare of Baafha king of Ffrael, ma~ keth a couenant with Benhadad king of Aram. 7 He is reproucd by the Prophet, 10 Wows he put- teth in prifon. 12 Hee putteth hi truſt inthe. Phyficians, 03 Hudeath, | JR the fice and thirtieth peere ofthe reigne of Ala came+* Baaba king of Hfrael bp a Who reigned againſt Judah, and built e Ramah to let after Nadabthe none pafe out o2 gor into Aia king of gu- * of Iero- è am, 2 Then Ala brought out Auer and gold, 1.King.1 5.17. out of the treaſures of the boule of the Lord, b lie dortiſiedit and of the kings houi, and lent to Ben-hae with wallesand Ban. king of Aram chat dwelt at || Damal ditches:it wasa cus layme, citie in Beniamin 3 Ahereisacouenant betweene me and neercto Gibeon, thee, and betweene my father, and thy fas \Or,Darme/ek. ther: behold, 3) baue fent thee liver and gold: come. © breake thy league with Baa- c Hethonghtto iba king of Iſrael, that he may Depart front repulfe hisaduer- mee. i ‘farie by an vn- 4 Gnd Ben-hadvad hearkned onto king lawfull meanes, Ala, and fent the captames of the armies thavis,by fecking which bee had, againt the cittesof Iſrael. helpe of infidels, And they {mote Jion, and Dan, and Abel- as they that feeke maim, and allthe toze citiesof Maphtali. the Turkesami- s And when Baaba heard ít, heeleft tie, thinking building of Ramah, and let hts worke ceaſe. thereby to makr 6 Then Afa the king tookeall Judah, themfelucs mort and caryed away the Rones of —— ftrong; §Or,Propher. Chap. 4.9 2.Macca. 9.5. and13. 22, Ebr. prifon houfe. d Thus in ftead of turning to God by repen- tance,he difdai- ned theadmoni- tion of the Pro- phet,and puni- fhed him asthe their Faults, fOr, gowtie, o7 [wollen, | 1.Kiag.15.23. | his head. i God plagued his rebellion,and | hereby declareth that it is nothing to begin well ex- cept we fo conti- nucto the end, that is, zealous | of Gods glory, & “put our whole truſt in him. £ Hee theweth < that itis in vaine to ſeeke to the Phiſitians, ex· cept firit wee feeketo God to “keth. aD >< a That is, his ver- “tues: meaning, before hee had committed with Bath-fheba and »againfi Vriah, b Sought not helpe at ftraunge gods, | F$Ebr.worke. _ c He gaue him- ‘felfewholy to Ata dieth. Iehofhaphat. and the timber thereof, wherewith Baaſha Oe sand he built therewith Grba and izpah. ; 7 @ And at that fame time Panani the iDeer came to Aia king of Judah, and iad onto him, Becaule thou batt reſted vpon the king of Aram, and not reftedin y Lod thy Gon, thereforets the hoſte of the king of Gvam elcaped out ofthine hand. : 8 * Cie Erbiopians and the Lubims, were they not a great boite with charets and hoztemex,erceedDing many? yet becauſe thou diddeit reit vpon the Lozd, yee deliue⸗ Fed them tuto thine band. 9 *Foꝛ the eyes of the Lod bebold all the earth to thew binlelfe rong with them that ave of perfect bearttoward him; thon. halt then Done fooliſhly in this: therefore wicked dowhen from bencefozth thou walt baue warres. they bee told of Io Then Gia was woth with the Deer, and put bim into a t pifon: foz bee was 4 Difplealed with him, becauſe of ois thing. And Ala oppreiied cercaine of tg people at the fame time. \JOr,tothetopof IL Andbehold, the acts of Aia ſirſt and tatt loe,they ave waittenin the booke of tye Kings of-Judah and Iſcael. 12 (And Ala in the ntne and thirtieth peeve of bis reigue was || * Dileafedin bis teet, and his Dileait was || € extreme: pet jee fsught not the Loza tn bis diſcaſe, but to the Pyylitians. 13 o Ala llept with his fathers, and Dyed in the one and fortieth yeere of his reigne. es ; 14 And they buried him in one of Hise: pulchres,which he yan made foz himſelfe in the citit of Dauid, and layd bim tn the bed, witch they had Alicd with ſweete odours and Diners kindes of fpices, made by the arte ofthe Apochecary: and they burnt odours fog bim with an exceeding great fire, purge our finnes, whichare the chiefe caule of all our difeafes, and _ after vie the helpe of the Phifician , as a meane by whome God wor- CHAP. XVIL 5 Lehofhapbattrafting ia the Lord,profpereth in iches ‘and honour. 6 He atolifheth idolatrie, 7 and caufeth the pecple tobe taught. Hee re- cerueth trebure of ftraungers. 13 His munitions, and men of ware. : A= Jeboſhaphat his fonne retgned in is ſtead.and prevailed againſt Iſrael. .2 And hee put garilons in all the trong ires n eS and fet —— ~ the — udah, and in the cities of Ephraim, whic Gla hts father had taken. : 3 Audthe Lod was with Jehoſhaphat, ber auſe be walked in the firk wayes of bis father Danin, ann fought nott Baalim, 4 Wut fought the Lomad God of his fa- ther, and walked in his commandements, and not after the + trade of Iſrael. 5 Therkore the Low ſtabiiſhed the king- Dome in bis hand, and all Judab brought prelents to Jehochaphat, fo that hee had of riches and honour in abundance, 6 Ano hee e life vp dis Heart vnto the ayes oF the Low , and bee tooke away Chap.xvij.xviij. mozeoucr the bie places and the groues out of Judah. 7 Candin the third peere of his reigne He fent bis princes, ]Seu-hatl,and Dbadtab, and Zechariah, and Nethaneel, and Mi⸗ chatah,that hep fhould ¢ teach in tie cities of Juoab, i : 8 And with them Leuites, Qhemaiah, and Nethaniah, and 3ebadiah, and fabel, and Shemiramoth, and Jevonathan, and Adontiah , ¢ Cobitay , and Cob-adonitay, Leuites , and with them Cltivama and Je⸗ boam Pꝛieſts. f 9 Ana they taught in Judah, and had the booke of the law of the Loꝛd with them, and went about thoughout all tye cities of Juday,and taught the people. Io And theteareo€ the Lord fel vpon ail tie king dons of the lands that were round about Judah, anD they © fought not agatnit Jehoſhaphat. Le II Qndfomeof the Philiſtims bought Jehoſhaphat gitts, and tribute filucr, tthe Arabians brought bhu flockes , ſeuen thou: fand and ſeuen hundred rammes, and ſeuen thouland and ſeuen hundred bee goates. 12 Ho Iehoſhaphat pꝛoſpered and grew vpon hie: and hee built th Judah patates and cities of toze. i Bt 13 Gnd he had great workes in the cities of Judah, and menot warre, and valiant men tn Jernlalem. 14 And thele are the numbers of them after the honfe of their fathers. Ju Judah were Captatis of thouſands, Adnah the cap- taine, and t with him of valiant men. thace hundrzed thoutand. ig And fat dis bande Jehshanan a captatne, and with pini two hundreeth and foure(toze thoufand. 16 Ana athis band Amaflah the fon of Zichi wbich f willingly olfred hinikelfe vn- to the Lo20, and with him two hundzed thoutand valiant men, } 17 And of Bemamin, Cliada a valiant man, and with Him armed men with bow and field two hundred thoufand. 18 Gud at bis hand Jehosabad, and with Him an Hundzed and toureſcore thouſano are med to the warre. i 19 Ciel ewaited onthe King, belides thole which the king putin the trong cities throughout all Juvay. CHAP, XVIII s Fehofhaphat maketh affinitie with Ahab, 10 Foure hundred Prophets counfell Ahab toge to warre 16 Michaiah is againſt them. 23 Zid- kiah ſmiteth bim, 25 The king putteth him ia prifon. 29 The effei of his prophefie, A® *Jehothaphat had riches and hoe nour in abundance , but hes Was ioyned © Ins affinitic with Ahab. 2 Andafter certaine > peeres hee went Downe to Ahab to Samaria: ¢ Ahab fetu fheepe toren for him in great number, and foz the people that he bad with him, and en⸗ tiled hun to go vp vnto : Ramoth Gilead. 3 And Ahab king of Ilrael faid vnto Je- bothaphat Kine offudah, Chile thon goe with mee to Ramoth Gilead? And pee an- fwered pim, J anas thou art, * my The Lawistaught. 175 d Heknew it was in vaine to pto feſſe religios except ſueh were appointed, which could inſtruct the people inthe fame,and had au- thoritie to put away allidolatry. e Thus God pros {pereth all fach that with a pure heart fecke his glory, and kee- peth their ene- miesin feare that they cannot be able to execute their rage againſt them, 4 Eban his hand, {Or next to hins f Meaning, which was a Nae zarite, Num, Ge g Thatis, they were as his- grdi= nary guard, 1. RZ 22.35 a For Ioram Ies hofhaphats fon mariéd ‘Ahabs daughter. b Thatis, the third yeere, 1, King. 23.2, c To recouerit out of the hand of the Syrians. Pihiabs Prophets. Michaiahs d Hearethe ad- tice of fome prophet, to know whether it be Gods will. e Which were the Prophets of Baal, fignifying that the wicked efteeme of none Dut flatterers and fuch as wil beare with their inor- dinate atteGions. f Yerthetrue minilters of God ought not to - ceafto doe their ductie, though the wicked Ma- giltrates cannot abide them to fpeake che truth. g Meaning, that heought not to refufe to beare any that was of od, hy That is,in their maicttie and royall ap⸗ yerell. i .Read r. King, & Thinking, that whereas foure fhundred pro- phets had agreed an one thing, that he being but one man,and in leaft eſtimation durlt not gainefay it, I He ſpake this by derifion of the falle prophets , as the king weil perceiued, m He prohefi- eth how the peo- ple ‘hould be cifperfed , and Ahab flaine. nı Meaning, his Aogels, LO/, deceiue. people as thy people, and we will ioyne with thee tn the warre. 4 And Tehohaphat faid vnto theking t of Hirael, Ake countell, 3 pray thee, at the d wart ef the Lod this dap. J _Cherefore the king of Iſrael gathered of © Pꝛophets foure hundzcd men, and fayd unto then, Shali wee goe ta Ramoth Gile- ad to battello: Mail J ceale? And they fait, Goe vp: foz God (hall veliuer it into the kings band. 6 But IJehothaphat lain, Fs there here neuer a JIzophec moze of the Lord that wee might Inquire of him? 7 Awd the king of Iſrael fayd vnto Fes hoſhaphat, Chere ts yet one man, by vhem wee may afie counſell of the Lord, but 3i ‘Hate bim: for hee doeth not prophetic good vnto me,but almay eutll itis Wichatah the ſonne of Imla. Then Ichoſhaphat aio, Lee tet the king fap s fo. And the king of Iſrael called an Cus nuch,and fayd, Call quickly Wichatah the {onne of Jimia, 9 ¶ And the king of Iſrael, and Jeho- hapbat king of Judah fate either of them On hts throne clorhed in their h apparel : thep fate euen inthe theething flooze at the en- tring ti of the gate of Samaria: and altthe prophets prophelicd before them. lo And Fidkiah the fonne of Chenaanah Made hin ‘hones of pron,and {apa , Thus fapth the Lord, Uith chele Hatt thou puh the Aramites, vatll thou bak conſumed em. IL And all the prophets prophefied fo, faving, Goe vp to Ramoth Gilead, and proſper: fo the Loꝛd Mall Deltuer tt into the hand ofthe king. — - 12 (And che meſſenger that went to call Wichatah,(paketo bim, laying, Bebald.the wozdes of the Prophets declare geod to the king with one*accod? let thy mod tiere- foe, J pray thee, be like one of theirs, and fpeake thou good. | 3 13 And Michaiah ſaid, As the Low li- uct, whatlocucy my God ſayth, chat will J] peake. ; 14 @ Soheecame tothe King, and the King (aid vnto hun, MWichatah, Wall wee goe to Ramoth Gilead to battell, o2 Hall I leaue of 2 And hee latd, ! Goe yee vp, and pio igsi and they albe Deltucred inte your hand. ; 15 Andthe king ſaid vnto hint, How oft Thal J charge thee,that thou teli nie nothing but cruch in the ame of the Lord? Io Then he fad, I (aw all Ilrael ſcatte⸗ redin the mountaines, as ſheepe that haue no ſhepheard: and the Lod ſapo, = Theſe paue no matter; ict chem returne euery man to bis boule in peace. 17 And the tng of Iſrael {ayy to Jeho Yapha Dro 3 nat teil thee, that hee would noc pꝛopheſie good vnto me,buc entit? 18 Againe he laid, Cherfore heare pe the word ofthe Loꝛd: 3) faw the Lord ttt vpon bis thzone,and all the " pofte of heauen ſtan⸗ Ding at his right hand, and at bis teft. 19 Andthe Lod fayd, Aho Walli pers ſwade Ahab King of Ifrael, thar hee may on os II. Chron. goe vp and fallat Rameth Gilead 2 Anu one fpakeand {aid thus, and another ſayd at. 20 Then there came foorth a ſpirit, and ftood befoze the Loz , and ſaxd, J will pers {wade bim. And the Lord fayd vnto pim, Mherein? 21 Andhe ſaid, Jwill goe ont, and bee a falle ſpirit in the mouth of all bis prophets. And. vee aid, Chou halepertwade, and fhalt alio prenatie: gaz foorch and da fo, 22 Now therefore behold, the Loza hath puta r falie ſpirit in the mouth of theſe thy prophets, andthe Lod hath determined e= uill againt thee. 23 Then 3idkiah the fonne of Chenaa· nab came necee, and finote Michaiah upon thea checke, and fayt, By what way went the pirit of the Roza from mee, to ſpeake withthees e 24 Aud Michaiah fapa, Behold, thou ſhalt feethat dap, when thou Walt gee from chamber to chamber to hide thee. 25 Andthe king of Firari lain, Cake ye Wichatah, and cary him to Amen the ga- — of the citie, and to Ioaih the kings onne, 7 26 And fay, Thus faith the king, Put thie man in the priſon poule, and feede Hint thir malice with bread of: affliction, and with water of againft them,in affliction, vntill Jreturne in peace. 27 And Michatah fait, TE thou returne in peace, the Lozd hath not ſpoken bp mee. Aub || be fayn, Weare, all ye people. 28 So the King of Iſrael, and Jehoſha· pe the king of Judal went vp to Ramoth uead. 29 And the king of Ilrael (ala vnto Jles hoſhaphat. I wilt ( change my felfe, anden- ter into the batteil: but put thou on thine apparell, @o the king of Ilrael changed punfelé,and they went inte the battell. 30 And the king of Gram had cominan- Ded the captatnes of the charets that were with bum, faving, Fight pou not with ſmall — ae butagatnit the king of Iſtael onelp. 3 T Au when the captaines of the charets faw Tebowaphat, thep fapd, It isthe king of Ifraet : ana they compaiico about him to fight. But Feboihaphat tcrped, and the Loud Helped him, and mooued them to depart from pim. i 32 sFor when the captained ofthe charets fale that be was not the king of Iſcael, they turned backe from bun. 33 Then a cereane man Drewes a bowe +intabettp, and {mote the king of Iſrael be- tweene the foynts lof his batgandines there= fore he fayd to bis charctman, Turne thine þann, and carry mee out of the hoſte: for J ain burt. : š 34 Ana the battell incveated that nay: ana theking of Ilrael » ood itil tnbts chê» vetagaintt che Aramites vntill euen , and Died at the tian nicr Hunne going Downe. H J 4 Afterl ehofhaphat was rebuked by the Pvo= | phet,hee called agamme the people to the honouring ofthe Lord. § He appoiteth Judges and mini- fers, 9 And exherteth them to feare — prophefic. sald · o That is, the Lord, p To them that will not beleeue the trueth, God fendeth trong delufion, that they fhould be. * lecue lies,3. Thef i 2,10. q By this cruefcie his ambition and hypocrifie was difcouered: thus the hypocrites boaft of the fpirit which they haue not,and declare whom the trac ſpirit is. r Keepe him ſtreitly in prifon, and lethim feele: hunger & thit, (Or, Michaiali. { Thus the wic- ked thinke by theirowne fuba > tilty to-efcape Gods iudge~ ments,which hee threatneth by his word. t Hecryed to. - the Lord by ac- knowledging his fault in going with this wicked king to warre againft the word ofthe Lord by his Propher,and alfo by defiring | mercy forthe fime, Ebris his fim- plicitie or igno · rantly, llOr betweene the habergine. , u He diftersbled his hurt thathis + f fouldiers might- fight more cou- regioully , 4 brin pesce, a Hedeciareth that the wrath and judgement of God is cuct al fich that ſupport the wicked, and rather hew not ‘indeed that they are enemi¢sto all ſuch as hate the Lord. $Ebr.wrath fom the Lord. -b Hee vifited all his countrey, and Brought his peo- ple from idolatry to the knowledge of the true God. € Bothto pre- rueyou,if you doe iuſtly, or to punih you,ifyou do thecontrary. d He wil declare by the (harpneffe of the punifh- ment, that he hae teth all iniquitie, Deut.t0.17.i0b. i 3419.465, 10, 34 rom.2.11.gal, 2.6-cphef-6.9. Col, 3.35.1 .pete 3.17. e the Priefsand Leuites which fhould iudge } matters 2ccor- ding tothe word | ofthe Lord, f Taatis,to try whether the mur. ther was done at f ynwares,orels on ſet purpoſe. Numb. 35.53. Deut.4-41. g Meaning,that God would pu- nith them moft fharply, iftbey ‘would not exe. fa That is, which |} Ammonites in Janguase and ap- el, The He- ehofhapha appointeth Iudges. A eo scuotapbat the Ring of Judah re- turned + fate to bis Houle in Jerufalem. 2 Gnd Jebu the fonne of Hanani the Heer weit aut to meete him, tlaidto king Feholaphat, 2 Mouldeſt thon helpe the wic- ed and ioue tiem that hate the Lord? ther· foze fo: this thing the math tof rhe Lorn is vpon theg. ) 3 #reuerthelefic, good things are fonnd inthee, becanfe thou halt taken away toe groues out ofthe land, and pak prepared thine beart to ſeeke Gov. C So Jehohaphat Dwelt at Jeruſa; lem, and returned and went > thorowethe people from Beer Heba to mount Ephra⸗ im, ant brought them againe vnto the Lod Godot threis fathers. 5 And he let Judges ta the land thorow- outailtge trong cities of Judah, citie by citie, 6 Andfaydeto the Judges, Take heed what pee Doc : for pee evecute net the iroge⸗ ments of man, but of the L020, and be will be c with pou in the cauſe and iudgement. 7 CGherefore now let the feare of the Loꝛd be vpon pou : take heed, and doe it : foz therets no 4 iniquitte mith the Lode onr God, neither * velpect ofperfons, nog recey> uing of reward, — : 8 Domien in Jeruſalem did Jehoſha⸗ phat ferotthe Reittes, and of the Pꝛieſts, and of the chiefe of the families of Iſtael, foz the iudgement and caule ofthe Lod ; and thepe returned to Jeruſalem.· 9. And hee charged them, laying, Thus Malt pe do in the feare of the Loꝛd faithtully, and with a perfit beart. IO And in euery caule that Hall come ta youof pour brethren that Dwell in their ci- tics, betweene {blood and blood, between lawe and precept, itatutes and iusgements, yethallindgethem, and admiontil chem that they treſpaſſe not againſt the Zod, that s wath came not vpon von ann vpon your brethren. Thus hall pee doe and treſpaſſe not. Il And behelte, Amariah the Pꝛieſt hali bee the chiefe ouer ponin all matrersof the LoD, and Zebadiah the fonne of Iſhmael, a ruler of the houſe of Judab, thal be top ail the h kings affaires, and the Leuttes halbe off cers before pou. Beot courage, and doe tt, and the Lost Halve with the * goon. cutciuftice aright. h Shalbe chiefe ouerfcer of the publike affaires ofthe Reaime, i They Mhali have the handling of inferiour caufes, K God will aGift them that do iultice. CHAP. XX, 3 Tehofhaphat and the people pray vntothe Lord. 22 The marueilous victory that the Lorde gaue him againſt his enemies. 30 His reigne agd aches, A Fter this alio came the children of Po- abandthe childꝛen of Ammon, t with them ofthe Ammonites again Jeboha- counterfeited the phat to battell. ý 2 Then there came that tele Jehoſha⸗ phat, laying, Chere commeth a great multi⸗ resthinke that they werethe Amalekites, butas may appeare by tensh vesfe,they were tbe Adumeans of mount deit. Chap. xix.xx. tude again thee fram Beyond the’ Sea,out of Aram: and beholde. they bein hazzon Tamar, whichis En⸗gedi. ? 3 Aud Sehohaphat feared, and fet him feife 25 And when Jehothaphat and bis peo- ple came to take away the tvoyle of them, they found among them in abundance both of iubftance , and alfo of bodies laden with —— iewels, which they tooke fo: them- elues, til they could cary no moze: thep were three Bayes in gathering of the ſpoyle: fo2 it was much. 26 And in the fourth day they aaflem= bied themlelues in the valley of Berachah: foz there they biced the Lo20 : therfore they called the name ofthat place, The valley of Berachah vnto this day. 27 Then euery man of Judah and Fe- rufalem returned with Jebothaphat their bead, to goe againe to Jerufalem with toy; forthe Lod had made them to retopce ouer their enemies. 28 Andtheycame to Jeruſalem with pi- ols,and with harpes, and with trumpets, e- ven vnto the houſe of the Lord. 29 And thes feare of God was vpon all the kingdomes of theearth, when they han Heard thatthe Lord had fought agatutt the enemies of Iſrael. À 30 So the kingdome of Jehothaphat was quiet , and his God gaue him re sn e- uery fide, i 31 A And * Fehohaphat reigned ouer Judah, and was fiue andthirtte peere olve when be began to reigne: and reigned Rue and twentte peere in Jerufatem , and his pa name was Azubah the daughter of L witten in the booke of Jehu the fonne of Hanani, which * is mentioned tn the bonke of the Kings of Iſrael. 35 E Vet after this vid Jehoſhaphat king of Judah topne timlelfe with Abastah king of Iſrael who was giuen todo euili. 36 And hee ioyned with him to * make fhtps to goe to Tarſhiſh: and thep made the fhipsin ston Gaber. 37 Then Eliezer the fon of Dodanah of Warehah prophected agatnit Jebothaphat, faying, Becaule thou hatt « toyned chy felfe with Ahaziah, the Lord hath broken thp works sand the hips were broken, that they were not able to gog to Tarſhiſh. excufed? 1. King. 16.1. 1.King.12-48,49. U not haue bis to ioyne in focietie with idolaters and wicked men, CHAP, XXL x Iehofhaphat dieth. 3 Fehoram fucceedeth him, 4 which killeth his brethren. 6 Hee was brought ta idolatry. 11 and feduceth the people. 16 He & oppreffed of the Philiſtims. 18 His mie [erable end, | a bt thentlept with Dis fathers, and was buried with his fathers in the ci» ticof Dawid : and Jehoram Hts lonne reig» ned in bis tean. 2 And he had brethzeen the fonnes of Jes hoſhaphat, Asartah, and Jehiel, and Secha> ria),and Asariah, and Michael, and Shee phatiah, Ait theic were the fonnes oF Jeho- thaphat king of · Ilrael. 3 Audtheir father gane them great gifts of filucr and of gold,and of precious things, with krong cittes tnJudah , but the king- — gaue hee to Jehoram: foz hee was the g e b 4 “And Jebozam rofe vp npon the king- dome of his father , ¢ made himlelfe trong, andè flew ali his beethzen with the ford, and allo of the princes of: Iſrael. § FJeboram was two and thirty yeere old, then he began ta reigne, and hee reig: ned eight peere in Jerufalem. 6 And bee walken tn the way of the kings of Iſrael, as the boule of Ahab had Done: for hee had the Daughter of Ahab to ae and hee wroughe eutil in the eyes of the LoD. 7 Worwbeit the Lom would not deſtroy tye boule of Dauid,becaufe of the *couenart that he had made with Daud , and becaute He had promeled to giuz a light topim, and to bis ſonnes fo2 ence. 8 CFn his dayes Edom rebelled from vnder the hand of Judah , and made aking ouer then. > à E e 9 And Jehoranr went foorth with his princes, and al bis chavets with bun: anne Tehoram: higcrueltie. — B i f Meaning, in his vertues and thofe wayes wherein he fol- lowed God. t Ifthe great care and dili- gence of this good King was not able viterly to aboliſh all fu- perſtition and idolatry out of this people, but that they would Rill reteine their filth and idola- try how much leſſe are they ae ble to reforme euill,which ei- > ther haue little zeale, or not ſuch as he bad: though herein + he was not to be Thus God would a Reade chap. 15.17. how by Iftael is meant ludah. 2.King.8.16.° b Becaufe the wicked liue euer in feare,andalfo are ambitious, they become cruel,and {pare not to murther them, whom by naturetheyought moft to cherith and defend, c- Meaning, of ludah and Ben- jamin. d So that we ſe how it cannot that we (hould ioyne withthe wicked & ſerue God, 2,Sam.7. 12,1 i. hin. 2.4 9 Si 2.king.8.19, chap, 6. 16. “and hortible death. Ahaziah. e Reade 2.King. 8.22. f Mcaneing ido- latrie,becaufe that the idolater breaketh promife with God,as > doeth theadul- tereffe to her husband. g Some thinke that this was E= Titha,fo called, becaufe be had the Spirit in a- bundance,as had Eliiah, h Wee feethis examplc dayly practiſed vpon them that fall away from God, and becomeido- laters aud mur- therers of their brerhren, i There were other Arabians in Africa South- ward toward Egypt. E Called alo A- baziah,as Chap. 23.1,0r Azanah verfe.6 following 1 That is,as ſome write jhe wasnot tegarded,but de- ‘poled lor bis wic- latrie: fo that his fonne reigned 22.yeere (his fa · ther yetdiuing ) without honour, and after his fa- thers deathhe was confirmed - ‘to reigne ftill,as Chap. 22.2, fd She was Ahabs daughrer, who wasthefonne of Omri. : ednesandido- - role bp by night, and ſmote Edom, which Had compatleabimin, and thecaptatnes of the chatets. 10 But Evom rebelled from puder the hand of Judah vnto this Day. Then DiD e Libnah rebell at the fame tinie from vnder bis hand, becaule bee ban fozfaken tye Lord God of bis fathers. É $ II ¶ Moꝛeouer, he made hie places in the mountaines of Judah, and cauicd the inha⸗ bitants of Jerufalem to commit £ foꝛnicati on, and compelled Judah thereto, 12 And there came a waiting to him from e Eltiah the Prophet laying, Thus faith che Lom Gon of Dauid thy tather, Wecaule thou hat not walken in the wayes of Jeho- waphat thy father, nozin the wayes of Ala King of Judah, 4 13 But- hak walked in the way of the Kings of Iſrael, and halt mane Judah and the inhabitants of Jerufalem to goe a who» ring, as the boule of Ahab went a whoing, and hat alſo Maine thy brethren of thy fae thers boule which were better then thou, 14 Behold, witha great plague will the Lo: finite thy people, and thy childzen, anv thy wiues,andalithytubitance, i I5 And thou halt bein great diſeales in the diſeale of thy bowels, vutilt" thy bowels fall ont foz the dileale, Day by Day, 16 @ So the Low ſtirred bp againſt Je- horam the ſpirit of the Philiſtims, and the Arabians that were beline the i Ethiopie ans. 17 And thepcamebpinte Judah, and bake intoit, and carted away all the fib- ance that was found in the Kings boule, and bis fonnesallo, and bis wiues, fo that there was not afonne left him, laue t Jehoa · haz,the yongeſt of his fomes. 18 And after all this, the Loyd ſmote him in bis bowels with an incureable diſeaſe. Ig And in proceile of time, euen after the ende of two veeres, bis gutts fell out with bis diſeale:ſo he died of fore Difeates;and his people made no burngig foz dim tke the burning ofhis fathers. + 20 hen he began to reigne, he was two and thirtte peercolde, and reigned ingeru- falem eight peere, l and lined without being Deſired pct they bured Him in the citie of Danid, but notamong the (epulchzes of the Kings. CHAP. XXII 1 Ahaxiah reigneth after Fehoram. 9 Fehs hing of Ifrael killeth ahaziah, 10 Athaliah —— death allthe Kings linage. 11 Ioafh efcapeth, A Neethe inhabitants of Jerufalem made AAhasiah His yongett fonne Kingu hts ead : for the armie that came with the A⸗ rabians ta the campe, had flatneall the el- Dek: therefore Ahaziah the ſonne of Icho⸗ ram Bing of Judah reign. 2 Two and b fourtie peere old wasAhae h ziah when he began to reigne, Œ he reigned c onzyeerein Jerufalem ; and his mothers name was Athaltah the Daughter 4 9fDmri. 3 ee walked allo in the wayes of the boule of Abab:foz his mother countellea Gan to DoE wickedly. Chap.xxij.xxtij. Iehu flayeth Ahaziah, x 77 4 cAherekoꝛe hee did euill inthe fightof e He ſhe weth the Lon, lke the houſe of Ahab : forthep thar ie mutt were bis e countellers after the Death ofhis necdes follow father, to bts deſtruction. that the ralers § And be walked after their counlet, arefuch as their went with Jehoram the fonne of Ahab King counfellersbe, & of Iſrael to Aight agatutt Wazael Ring of A= that there cannot ram at Ramoth Gilead ; andthe Aramites be agoodKing, {mote Jozam. _ thar finffereth wic- 6 CAndbe returned tobe healed in Iʒ· ked counfellers, reel, becaule of the wounds wherewith they £ Hereby welee had wounded him at Ramah , when hee hownothing caa fought with Hazael king of Aram, How A= come to any, but zariah the ſonne of Jehoꝛam king of Judah by Gods proui- went Downe to fee Jehoram the ſonne of A- dence and ashe hab at Izreel, becaute he was diſeaſed. hath appointed, 7 And the deſtruction of Ahaziah f came and thereforehee ef Gon in thathee went to Fozam : foz when cauſeth al meanes he was come, hee went — Jehoꝛam to ſerue to his again Jebu the ſonne of Mimijt,* whome will. the Lod had anepnted to Deltrop the boule 2-King.9.7- of Ahab, fOr, tooke ven- 8 Therefore when Jehuſexecuted iutges geance. ment bpon the boule of Ahab, and found she g This was the prices of Judah and the ſonnes of the bze= sult plague of tizen of Ahaztab that waited on Abastay, God,becaulehe be flewthemalfo, . ioyned hin felfe 9 And be fought Abasiah, and they with Godsene- caught him where he was hinin Samaria, mies: yet God to and brought him to Jehu, and fewe him, declare che wor- and buried htm, becaule, fayd they, beets thincile of Ieho- the ſonne of Jebofhaphat, which fought thaphachis the Loud with all bts heart. <0 the houle grandfather, mo- of Abaziah was not able to reteine the kings ued them to giue Dome. him the honour lo @* Therefore when Athaltah the mo- ofburiall. ther of Abasiah fame that her fonne mas 2.Kings.tt 1 Dead , He aroleand* deſtroyed all the kings h Totheinrent ſeede of the boule of Judah. that there fhould It But Jebowhabeah the Daughter of the Ring, tooke Joath the fonne of Ahastal, and titlerothe Hale bim from among the Kings fonnes, crowne, and fo that ſhould bee faine, and put him and bts the might vſurpe nurle in the bed chamber: ſo Jehoſhabeah the gonernment. the Daughter of King. Jehoram the wife of i Meaning inthe Jehoiada the ient Cfo: the was the fitter of chamber where Abastah) hid him from Athaliah:(o ſhe New the Priefts & Le- him not. A uites flept, which 12 And hee was with them hidde inthe kepr their courles ipouleof God fire yeeres, whiles Athaliah weekely inthe reigned ouer the «land, Temple. k Towit,ofIu- CIFA Dp. ee TAT dah. 1 Ioafhthe fonne of Abaxzal is made King. 15 Athaliah is put to death. 19 The Temple of Baalis deſtroyed. 19 Tehoiada appointeth mins- fiers snthe Temple. 4 Az * a in the feuenth veere Jehoiada 2 King.11.4. wared bolde, and tooke the captaines a Ofthe rcigne of hundzeths, to wit, Azariah the foune of of Athalwh, or Jeroham, and Jhmacl thefonne of Jeho» after the death banan, and Azariah the fonne of Dbed, and of Abazial. Maaliah the tonne of Adaiah, and Elita- phat the fonne of zichri in couenant with 2 And they went about in Judah, any b Meaning,of Gathered ths Lenttes out of all the ctticsof Ludah and Bene * Judah, and the chicks fathers» of Hfracl: iamin:readewhy and they caine to Jerufalem. they are called 3 Andall theCongregationmadeaco Ural Chaprs, _ wenant withthe Ring tn the houſe of God: 17, 5 Sua be none tomake ae * Toath anoynted King. 3.S44.7.1 2516. Pking, 2-4. Chap,33.7 a. King. 11.6. c Wes was the chiete gate ofthe Temple toward the Eaft. d Meaning,to make any tu- mult, or to hin- der theirentere prife. e Which had finifhed their courfe on the Sabbith,and fo the other part eutred to keepe their turne. £ Meaning the moft holy place where the Arke ftood, e That is, the ooke ofthe Law,or as fome reade,they put vpon him his royallapparell, lOr,/aw the King ſtanding · b Declaring aer vile impudencie, which having voiuftly,and by murther vſurped thecrowne, would ŝili baue defeated the true poffefour,and therefore called true obedience treafon. i Toioyne with her partie, and to maintaine her authoritie. k That they would enly {rue him & renounce all idolatrie. 1 According to théircoucnant made tothe Lord. m Asthe Lord commaundedin bis Law both for the perfon and alfo the cis tr, Deut.33 9. and ag. and hee [att vnto them, Behold, the Kings ſonne mut reigne, *as the Lod hath ſaid of the fonnes of Danin. This is it that ye hall Doe, She thira tofpouthat come othe Sabbath ofthe Heieſts, and tie Leuttes, hall be poztersof the doores, § And mother third part toward the fi Kings houle , and another third part at * the gate ofthe ¢ foundation, and all the pcople fhalbe iit the courts of the boule cfthe 2020. 6 Wut let none come into the boule of the Lod laue the Piets and the Leuites that miniſter: they hall goe tn, for they are hoiy: Cp all the people hai keepe the watch of the 020 20. 7 And the Lenites Hall compafle the King round about, and euery man with bis weapon in bis hand, and be that entrethsin= tothe houſe Hall be Haine, and be pou with the King, when hee commech in, and when he goeth out. i 8 @ Do the Lenttes and ail Judah div according to ail things that Jehoiada the Pꝛieſt had cominaunded, and tooke encryp man his men that came on the @abbath, with then that * went out on the Sabbath: fo: Jehoiada the JPzieit DID not diſcharge thecourles. : i 9 Aud Jehoiada the Prick deliuered to the captaincs of hundzeths, tpeares, anu Wielas, and bucklers which had beene Ring Dautds,and were inthe houle of God. Io And hee caule allthe people to ſtand is man with bis weapon in bis hand) romthe right fide of the boule, tothelett Tielt five of the boufe bp the Altar and by the f Boule round about the Ging. 11 Then they brought out the Kings fon, and put bpon hun the craiwne, and gauehim thes teſtimonie, and made dun King. And Jehoiada and his founes ancpnted hun,and ſaid, God fane the Ring. 12 E But when Athaliah heard the noyſe of the people running and pratfing the king, as — to the people into the boule of tie 020. 13 And when He | looked, behold, the king {toad by bis pillar atthe entring in, and the princes and the trumpets by the Ring, ann allthe people ofthe land reioyced , and blew the trumpets , and the fingers were with in» ſtruments of mulickẽ, and they that could fing praile : then Athaliad rent per clothes, and iatt, Ceealon,treatorr. 14 Then Fehstada the Piet brought Dut the captatnes of hundzeths that were gonernours ofthe holt, and aid bute them, Haucher foorth ofthe ranges, and hee that i followeth her, let him Di? by the ſword: foz the Piieſt had (ata, Slap her not in the boule ofthe Lorn. 15 @othey laide hands on her:and when the was come to che entring ofthe horſcgate bythe Kings houle, they flew ber there. 16 @And Jehoiada made akcouenant be- tweene him, ana all the people, and the king, that they woulo be the Loros people. I7 And all the people went ta the boufe ef Baal andi deſtroyed it, and brake his al. gars and hia images, and flew > Mattan II.Chron. the Pꝛieſt of Daal before the altars. IS Gud Jeboiada appointed officers fog the boule af che LoD, under thelibandsot the ueltes,and Lentes, whom Dauid had dt ributed for the houſe ofthe Lor, to offer burnt offerings puto theLozb, *as tt is watts ten in the Law of Dales, with reioyciag and inging by the appointment ef Danit. 19 And he let porters bp tye gates of the houteofthe Lad, that none that was vit- cleane in any thng, ſhould enter ta. 20 Gnd he tooge the capraines of hun- Dreths. and the noble men, and the gouer- noursofthepeople, and all tbe people of the land, and be canſed rhe Ring to come Downe out of the boule of the Lozd, and they went through "thebte gate of the Rings houle; a tet the king vpon the theone ofthe king: ome. 21 Then all the people ofthe tand reioy⸗ ced, and the citie was quiet, ° after that they ‘Taxes proclaimed. The» 4 llOr charge. Numb. 28.3. n-Which was ` the principali gate, tbatthe | King might be © feeneofall the ` people, i o Forwherea. tyrantandan = idolater reig. ` nethstherecan © be no quietneſſe forthe plagues of God are eweg among fuch had flaine Athaliah with the ſword. CHAP, XXIII, , 4 Toafh repaireth the houfe of the Lord. 17 Agai After the death of Iehoiada he falleth toidolatry, 21 Hee fonethtodeath Zecharsah the Prophet. 25 Isafhu killed of his owne feruantse 27 Af- ter hira reigned Amaæiah. ] Dail * was ſeuen peere old, when he began to reigne, and jee reigned fourtie peerein FJerafalem, and his mothers name was zis btaiy of Beer- ſheba. j j 2 And Joay oid vpzightlyin the ſight ofthe Lord, allthe Dayes of- Jehoiada the Dzi people. 1. Kinga, a Who wasa f ' faithfull counſel.. Jehoiada) tooke him two wines, les, and gouere atefonnesanDBaughters. ned him by the é d afterward it came into Joaſh word of God, minde to renew the houlecfthe Lord. lOr gaue him § And he afleinbled the Piets andthe two wines, Leuites, and (aid to them,@oe out vnto the ~ tities of Judah, and gather ofall Iſrael b He meanetk mony to repaire the boule of your God, from not the tenne yeere to peere, and hatte the chung s butthe tribes, but onely Lentteshalted not. the two tribes 6 Therefore the Ring called Jehoiada of ludaband thes chicfe, and lato vᷣnto him, (iby halk Benaimin, ; thou not required of the Lenices to bꝛing in c Forhewas the) out of Judah and Jerufalem * the tare of hie Prick. Woles the ſeruant of the Lod, andof the Exod.30.13. Congregation of Iſraci, for the Taberna» cle of the teſtimonie? : i 7 Foꝛdwicked Athaliah, and her chil d The Seriprure Deen bzeake vp the boufe of God: anBaltthe doeth terme her things that were Dedicate fog the houle of thus, becauſe the the Loz, did they beſtow vpon Baalim. was a cruel mire 3 Wherefore the Ring commanded,*and derer, and a blak. they made achelt,aundlec itarthegateof the phemous idolas: houſe of the Load without, treffe, 9 And they made proclamation thzongh 2-Kings 12.9» Judah and Jerufalem, to bring vñnto the toude*the tare of Moſes the cruantofGon Exed. 30.13. laide bpon Jiraci wi the wilternefie. 10 And all the zꝛinces and all the people teforced, and brought in, and cal into che cheſt, vntillthey had finite. e Such as were, IX Ane whem it was tine,ethepbrought faithſullmen. the chet vnto the Rings officer by the whomthe King hana of tht Leuites : and when they awe hacappointed shat there was much filuer, ba the ſor chat maiter. wigs 3. Anu and bebe 4 € fSignifying that this thing was done by aduife & counfell, and not TEbr, a medicine was upon the ‘worke, meaning, st was repaired. & For the wicked liab had deftroy- ed the veffels of the Temple,or turned them te the vie of their idoles, ih Signifying, that they could not honour him too much, who had fo excellent- ly ferued in the worke oſthe Lord, and in the affaires of the common weslth, i which were flatterers , and Knew now that ‘the king was de- ſtitute of bhim who did watch ouer him as a fae ther, and there- fare brought him zo moft vile ido- latrie, k They tooke heauen and earth and all creatures to witnefie , that except they re- turnedtothe ~ Lord, he would moft grievoutly punith their infi- delitie andrebel- lion, Nehe. 9 26, L Ina place a- boue the people, to the intent that he might be heard. m There isno race fo cruell and beafily, as. of them whofe Temple repaired. Zechariah Boned. kings Scribe Cand one appointed by the high ziet ) came and emptied the chef, and tooke it, E carted tt to bis place againe; thus they din Dap by Bay, and gathered fil- uer in abundance. feai i 12 Andeheking and £ Jehoiada gaue it to fuch as did thelabour and wozke in the bounie ofthe Lod, and hired Maſons and catpenters to repatte the boule ofthe Loꝛd: they gone it alia to the workers of pron and braſſe, to repaire the boule of the Loꝛd. 13 So the workemen wrought, and the worke + amended through their hands:and they reftored the boule of God to his ate, and ſtreugthened tt. f $ 14 And when they bad finihed it, they brought the ret of the filuerbetoze the king - and Jehatada, and he made thereofs vellels fo: the boule of the Lozd, euen veſſels to mis niter , both mozters and incerfe cups , and veſſels of gold and of fluer: and they offccd burntofferings in the houfeofche Loz con» tinually all the dayes of Jehoiada. Is (But Jehoiada wared old, and was full of Dapes,and died. An hundzeth and thirty peere old was he when dec Died. 16 And they buried him in the rity of Das uD With the "kings, becaule hee bad done good tt Iſrael, and toward God and bis ouie. 17 And after the Death of Jehoiada, tame thei pincesof Judah , and Did reue· renceto the king » aud the king bearkencd bnto then, 13 Ind thep left the honle of the Lod God of their fathers and (erued groucs and idoles: aud wrath came vpon Judah and Jerufalem, becaule of this their trcſpaſſe. 19 And Godfent prophets among them, tobzing them againe to the Lord: and they k made protetation among thein, but thep would not heare, 20 And thefpirit of God came bpon 3e- chartah the tonne of Jehoiada the Patek which toode | abone the people. and fayd vnto them, Thus ſayth God, Aby tranl> grele pee the commandements ofthe Lov: {urely pe fhall not polper: becaule pee haue lorſaken the Lozd,be hath allo forſaken pou. 21 Chen they conſpired againſt him anad ſtoned him with ſtones at the ™ commande» ment of the king, inthe court of the houſe of the Lozd. 22 Thus Joalh the king remembzcd not the kindeneſſe which Jehoiada his father had Done ta him, but Hew hisfonne. And when he died, he laid, The Log * looke vp- Git it, and require it. 3 Cand whew the peere was out, the hoite of Aram came vp again hint, € thep came againt Judah ano Jerulalem, and Dettroped all the patuces of the people frou among the people, aud fent all the ſpoyle of than vito the king of Damaſcus. Chapixxy. hearts God hath hardened , & which delight more in fuperfition and idolatrie then in the true feruice of God , and pure fimplicitie ofhis word. n Reuenge my death, and require my blood at your hands: or hee ſpeaketh this by propbefie, becanfe hee knew that God would doe it. This Zacharie is alſo called the fonne of Bara- thie, Mat. 23.35. becaule his progenitors were Iddo, Baiachiah,Ie- ‘ &c. with afmali company of men, pet the Loro Deltuered a verygreat army into thew hand, becaule thep bad forlaken the £020 Hod of Toafhflaine. Amaziah. 178 24 Though the armie of Aram came their fathers: and tepo gaue ſentence a» © Yhatis, repres gaint Joa. 25 And when they were departed from bin, (Foz they left bun in great diſeaſes) bis Own leruants conipired againk him foz the blood of b rcbildzen of Jehoiada the Piet, and ew him on is bad, and he Died, ¢ they buried him in p city of Daui : but they bus tied him not in the fepulchzes of the kings. 26 And thele are thepthat con{pired a- Sain him, Fabad the ſonne of Ohimrath an Ammoniteſſe, and Jehoʒabad the foune of Sbhimrith a Woabiteſſe. 27 But his afonnes, andthe fumme of the tagegathered by him, and the * foundae tion of the boule of God , beholde ,thep are witten tn the ſtorie of the booke of the Kings. And Amaxꝛiah bis loune reigned in bis Read, CHAP, XXV. 3 Amariah putteth themto death which flew bis father, 10 He fendeth backe them of Ffrael, 11 He emercovmeth the Edomites. 14 He falleth to idolatrse. 17 And Foafh king of Ifrael ouer- commth Amaxiah, 27 Hess flaine by a conſpi- race. A Maziah was fue and tiventy peere old, when be began to reigne, and hee reig- ned nine and twentic peere in * Jerufalem? and his mothers name was Jeboaddan , of Serufaien, ) 2 And hee Did *bprightlp tn the eyes of the Lord, but not with a pertit heart. 3 And whenthe-kingdome was eftablt- foed vnto him, be Mew bis ſeruants that had faine the king dis father. 4 But he icy not their child2en,but did as ít ts witten in the Law, and in the booke of Poles, where the Lom commanded, fays ing Che fathers hall not ote foz the tè chib, Deen, neither hall the chilozen die foz the fa- —— but euctyman Mall die foz bis pwne inne, ¶ And Amasziah aſſembled Judah, and made them captaines ouer thoulands, and captatnes ouce hundreds, according to the boules of their fathers,thozowout al Fu» Dahand Beniamin: and be rumbzed them fram ¢ twentie peere old ¢ abone, and found amoug them three bundz¢d thoufand cholen men to go forth to the warre, and to handle {peave and iela. 6 Hee hired allo an Hundzcd thouſand paliant men 4 out of Iſrael foz a hundzeth talents of filuer. ee 7 But aman of God came to him, fay- ing, D king, let not the armic of Iſrael goe with thee : forthe Lox is not © with Iſrãel, neither with allthe houle of Cphzain. 8 FeCl not, goe thon on, Doe tt, make thy felfe rong to the battell,out God thal make thee fall befeze the enemie? foz Gov hath power to helpe, and to cat Downe. 9 And Ainasiah layd to the man of God, Chat tail wee Doe then for the hundeeth talents , which Ji Ma giuen tothe bent 2 ued & checked him,and handled kim rigoroufiy, p Meaning , Za- charie, which was once of [etioia- dabs nnes , and a Prophet of the Lord, q That is, cone cerning his fonnes &c, £ Thatis, che te⸗ paration. 3.King. 14.2. a Meaning, in refpc@ of tus pre. eceffors, albeit he had his impcre feQions. 5 Deut.24,16. 2, keng.1 4.6, ier 35 30, ezek 18.20, b That is,forthae fault wherefore the child is puni- thed,excepthe be culpable of the fame, c So many as were able mento beare weapons, & to goe to the warre, d Thatis, out of the tenne tribes, whichhad fepata- ted themfelues before, both from God and their true king. e ‘And therefore to'thinke to haue help ofthem, © whom the Lord fauoureth not, is tocaft off the help of the Lord, f if thon wile not gine credit to my wordes, Aumaziahouercommech the Edomites, II. Chron. and is ouercomeof Ioath. Vzziah. g He fheweth that if we depend oncly vpon God, we fhall not need to be troubled sith thefe werld- ly reſpecte: for he will giue at all times that which fhalve neceffary, if wee obey his word. h For che Idus meanes whom Dauid had brought to fus- i¢Gion,rebelled vnder Iehoram Iehofhaphats fonne. i In the 2, King. 24.7.this rocke is calledthe citie Sela. k Thatis, the hundred thou- fand of Ifracl. 1 Thus where he fkould haue gi- uen the praife to God for his be- nefits and great vi&orie,be fell from God,and did mott vilely dithonour him. m Hee prooucth that whatfoeuer cannot faue him- felfe nor bis wor- thippers, isno God but an idole, n Meaning , the king. o So hard itis for the carnall man to be ad- monifhed of his fault,that hee contemneth, mocketh,and threatneth him that warneth him: yea impri- foneth him and putteth him ro death, as chap. 16. 10. and 18. aband 24. 2i. p Tharis,lec vs tric the matter hand to hand:for he was offended, oF Iſrael? Then the man of God anſwered, ae LoD is able to g gine thee moze chen is. 10 Ho Amasiah (eparated them, to wit, the armie that was come to bun ont of ©- ` phzaim,ta retuene to their place : wherefore thetr wath was kindled greatly agatnit Judah, and they ceturneDio their places With great anger. > IF Chen Amasiah was evicouraged, and ten forty his people, and went tothe ialt vat- lep , and (mote vite chiloren of » Sete, ten thouſand. f i 12 An other tenne thoufand did the chil- Deen of Judah take altuc, and caried them to the top ofa i rocke, and tat thembowne from the cop of the rocke, and they all burt to pieces, at : 13 But the men ok the karmy, which A= maziah fent away, that they woul not gee witl his people to battell , fell vpon the cis ties of Judah from Samaria vnto Beth⸗ bozon, and finote thace thouland of them, and toake much {poyle. i I4 Row after that Amasiah was come From the flaughter of the Goomites, hee brought che gods ofthe childen of Geir, & fet them vp to be his gods, and ! woerlhtppea them,and burnt mcente vnto them. Is CUijercfore che Lod was wzoth with Amaziay , and fent vnto him a Pzepbet, which laid unto bim, Cathy Hatt thou fought the gods of the people, which were not able ` tom Deliner theit owne people out of thine hand? 7 16 Audas he talked with him,” hee fara vnto him, Haue they made thee the Kings countelter 2 ceafe thou: why Would they o finite thee? And the Pꝛophet ceaicd , but fam, J know that God hath Determined to Deftroy thee, becanfe chou halt Bone this, and hatt not obeyed my countell. 17 Then Amasiay king of Judah tooke tountell,and fent te Joaſh the fonne of Je» hoahas, the onne ot Iehu king of Diracl, a ak P let vs ſee one another th the ace. 18 But Joaſh king of Iſrael fent to Ama- ziah king of Judah,taying, Che thiktle that isin Lebanon , fent to the Cedar that is iit Lebanon, laying , *Giue thy Banghter to my onne ta wife: and the wilde beat that wasit Lebanon, went and trode Downe the thiftle å 19 Thou thinken: toe,thou hat ſinitten Edom, and thine heart tifteth thee 9p to bragge: abide now at home: why Doet thon prouoke to thine hurt,that chou thouldct fal, and Judah with thee? 20 But Amaʒiah would not heare : for dit was of God, that he might deliuer them into his hand, becaule they had fought the gods of Edom. 21 Ho Joa the king of Iſrael went vp: that the armie of the Iftaelites , whom hee had in wages, and difmif- fed by the counfell of the Prophet, had deflroyed certaine of the sities of ludah. 2.Kimgs 14.9. q. Thus God oft times plagaeth by thofe meque wherein men mof truf, to teach them to haue their y recourfe on to him: and to thew his iudotments , mooueth their hearts to follow that which hall be their deftrudion, me — ee gust > fave another in the face at Wethivemes whichistn Judah. vo 4 22 And Judah was putto the worſe be * — and they Aed euery man te bis 23 But Joah the king of Iſrael tooke Amasiah king of Judah, the forne of Jis- aty,the fonne of gehoahaz in Bethſhemeſh. and brought him to Ferufalem, and bake Downe the wall of Jeruſalem, from the gare of Ephrsim vnto the coner gate, foure hun⸗ deeth cubits. 24 And heetooke all the gold and the fit- ucr, andallthe veltis that were found in the boule of God with *Oben Edom, and in the treaſures of the kings boule, and the childzen that were tn hokage, and returned ta @amiarta. 25 €And Amasztah the fonne of Joab king of Judah ited after the Death of Jlo- ali fonne of Jehoahaz king of Iſrael, tif- teene peere. - 26 Concerning the ret of the actes of Amasztah Brit anv ialt, ave they nor witten the booke of the kings of Judah and Je et? 27 Mow after the time that Amaziah did . _. , turneaway from tie Lord, *thep wought 2X14 1% . trealon againft him in Jerulalem: ¢ when he was fied to Lachith, they (ent to Lachiſh after him, and flew pim there. í 28 And they brought him vpon horſes, and buried hun with bis fathers wi the citte of Judah. C HAPEE > 1.5 Vaxiah obeying the Lord , profpereth in his enterprifes. 16 He waxeth proud andvfur- Peth the Prieftes office. 19 The Lord plagueth him, 20 The Prieftes driue him out of the Tem ple, and exclude him out of the Lords houfe. 23 His buriall,and his ſucce ſpur. í , [Renal the people of Judah tookeaizs 2 King:I4 ay. zlab which was firteene peereow, and 4 Called alfo : made kia king in the tead of his father Q- Azariab. mastab. dit 2 Weebullt > Cloth, and reltoꝛed itto b Heforrifiedic, Fudabh,after thatthe king flept with his fae & mace thers, this citie was alfo 3 *Dirteene pere old was Cisziah, when called Eiath and be began to reigne, and heretgned two and Elanon, neereto fiftie peerein Ferulalem , and bis mothers the red fea, name was Jecoliah of Jerufalem. 2: Kingi 5:2, 4 And he did vpꝛightlyin the fight ofthe € This wasnor Lord, according toall that bis father Ama» that Zechariah - stat Did. ; whichwas the § And hee fought Go in the dayes of nne of Ichos e3echartah (which ynderfteod the viftons 1ada;but fome of Sod) and when as + he fought the Lord, other Prophet God made him to prolper. — 6 Forbewent forth and foughtagaintt 4 For God neuer the JDbilitims , and beake Downe the wall forfakerhany of Gath , and the wall of Jabneh, andthe thatfecke vmo t Meaning, the. fuceeflours of Obed Edom: for the houſe bare. the nameofthe chiefe father, & madeit rong: wallof Qthdod , and built cities in AWD, andamong the Philiſtims. 7 And God helped him again the Phi⸗ littims , ¢ againt the Arabians that dwelt in Gur-baal and Pammeunim. 8 And the Ammonites gauc e giftes to Uzib, and his name fpzed to the entring tof Egypt; foz he did moſt valianthy 9 SBozes bim, and theres fore manis the cauſe of bisown deftruGion. e Thatis ,they payed tribute in e of fub= iection. š . rhialein at the corner gate, and atthe valley Nehe.3:19524. Gate, and at toc *f turning, and made them fWheressthe rong. k wall or tower IO And hee built towers it the wilaer- tusneth. neie and digged manylicikernes: for he had fOr. pits. much cattci both in the valleys and piaines, gedi cet piowmemand Meiers of vines In the monn- g That is, in. taines, and ins Carmel: for hee toued puf bandzie. i . Uu Gssiah had allo an bofe offighting men thar Went our to war by bands, accez- Ding te the count oftheir number vnder the © Hand of Fetet the ſcribe, and Maaſciah the mereenccare of fuler, end pnder the hand of sanantab, one canewhenitis: of the Kings captaines. 7 fuil,as Leuit.2:14 © 12 The wlhole bnumber of che chicfe of h Ofthe chicfe’ fhe families of the valiant men were tiva officets oftne thouſend and tire hundzeth. xings houfe,or 13 And vnder their hand was the armie ofthe captaines’ fO: Warre, thee hizudeeth e ſeuen thouland, mount Carmel, oras the word fignitieth in tne frurctall fields it isalo taken for Gortouer Ussiah butle towers in Je · and they buried bim with his fathers in the m And therefore was butied apart inthe fame field, bur not in 7 fame fepulchre with; , his predeceflours, field of rye burtall, which perteined to the kings: fo: they law, pee is a leper. And Jotham bis onne retgned in his ead. CHAP, XXVII. t Iothamreigneth and ouerccmmeth the Am. monites. 8 He reigze and death. 9 Ahar, hi Sonne rergneth ıs his fread. j2tbam *was fue and twentie peere olde when be begar to retgne, ans reigned fig- teene peere in Jevufaieni, and hismoipers nae was Feruibah the Daughter ef Zadok. 2 And he did yprishtipin the fight of the Lord according to al that his father Cizsiabh DiD, fane rhat he eutred not into thes Genie ble sf the Low, and the people Did pet > coz- rupt their wayes. the werd of God, 3 He built the highe gateof the houſe of which thing is the Loz, and pe butit verp much on the wal Poken inthe Of the caſtle. commendation 2.King.t 563}. a To wit,to offer incenfe againft andfergeants for ‘anid fine Htimdzeth that fought valtantipto 4 APoxconer,he built cities in the moun · ofIòrham. ware, helpe tiie Ring aqainit the enencte. taines of Judah, and intht torets he built b They were nor 14 And Gzzh prepared themthozow- palaces andtowers, cleane purged out all the boite, Hteldes, and {peatcs,and 5. AnD hee fought with the Kingofthe from idolacric, helmets, and bꝛigandines, and bowes and chuldenof Amunon, and pzeuailed agani c Which was ttenes toting. aa them. And the childzenof Aimmongaue him fixe fore cubits HEbrenginsby I5 üe made allo very tartifictallengins the ſame peere ar hundzeth talents of fluer, bie,and was for thermuentionof ith Jeruſalem to be vpon the towers and yp- and ten thouiandtimealiresofwheate,and theheight called an inuentine dn the comers, to fyootcarrowes, and great tenthouland of barley: this Did the chitazen Ophel: it was at man, itones; and hts name {pred farveabzoad,be- of Ammon give him | bothin the ſecond pere the Eaft gate, and cauſe God Bid helpe bim maruciloutip,tilbe and rhe thud. — mention ismide was mightte. : 6 DoFotham became mightic,becanle of it,Chap,3.4, 16 (But when hee was ftrong,bisheart hee directed His way befeze the Lord his tEbr.Corm. i Thus profperi- i was ttit pp'tohis Deftruction: for be trani- od, , YOryeerely. tic caulethimen : gteficD againſt the Lom his God, andwent 7 Concerning the reftof the acts of Jo⸗· d He theweth totruttinthem-» nto the Temple of the Logdto burne in · tham, and all his warres aud hts wapes lor, thatall profperi- feluesjand byfor- cenfe bpon the Altar ofincente. r they are written inthe bookeoftheKingsot tiecommeth of getting him, 17 And Azariah the Diet wentinafter Ilxael and Judah. - God, who neuer whichistheau- Him, end wich him fourelcoze Petits ofthe — 8 Mewashue and twenty yere old when faileth,when we thourthereof, Lozd,valtaticnien. 4 tS, be began to teigue,and reigned lirteeng pere putour truftin ptocure their >18 Aud they withſtood Csstah the King, in Jerufalem, i oo him, o owneperdition. and ſaid vato pi, It pertaineth notto ` 9 And Jotham Mept with bis fathers, Numb. i8.7. thee;G3stah,toburneinten(e yntoryeLhod, and they buried him in the citie of Dauid⸗ ` butto the Prielts, the onnes of Aaron, that are coniecrarcd fo2 to offer intente: go foh zealefeemedto oftheHanctuary:fo2 thou jaft tranigrefled, begoodand:alfo ane thou Galt hance none jondur of the Logo his intention,yet © goa ‘ 19 Sher Gzʒiah was mroth,and Had in- k ‘Though his becaufe they 9! ( ‘j wétenot góuer- cenle in bts hand to burnt it: and while bee ned bythe word was drach wih, the Prieſtes, the leprofie ofGoijhedid ` role sp in brs forehead before the petes wickedly,and © urtiye Houle of the Lod belide theincente was therefore © Altar: H Bay eH ae eo Sa bothiuftivres © © 20 ee Qsartah the chiete Oita filted and'alfo °° ‘twirl alf the Peieſtes looked vpon hun, be: th punithed, Hold, hee was lepzous in hts forehead, and = they caned btm hattily to depart thence: and hee was euen compelicd to goe out,be- caute the Lozd had mitten him. 28 * And Gzʒiah the king was aleper vn⸗ ` tothe Day of bis Beath, and dwelt as a leper 1 Actordingto tran! houſe apart, becaufe bee was cut of thecommande- fromthe boute ofthe Lord: and Jotham bis mentofthe Loid ſonne ruled oner the kings houſe, and iudged Leuit.13.46. the people of the land. $ À 22 Concerning theret ofthe acts of Uz- stab. frit and laſt, Did Iſaiah the Prophet. thefonnestAmoswytte, — 23 Ho Gsstah Kept with bis fathers, 2King. 15.5. and Ahaz his ſonne reigned tn bis ead. CHAP. XXVIII 1 Abazan idolater i giuen intothe hands af the Syrsans,and the King of F[rael.. 9 The Pro- phet reproucth the Ifraelstes crueltse. 18 Tudah ý molefted with enemies. 23 Ahaz increaſeth his idolatrie. 26 Hs death and ſucce four. A Daz * was twentie peere olde when bee 2.King.16.2, beganne tortigne, and reigned ſixteene (Or,Predeceffor. a He was an ido- later like them, b Asthe idola- ters haue certaine chiefe idoles, who are as pa= trons:(aswere — thefe Baalim) fo haue they otherg which are infe- peere in Jeruſalem, and did not vprightiy in the ſight obthe Lord, like Dauid his | fa- er. 2 But shee walked inthe wayes ofthe kings. of Iſrael, and made euen molten una: ges fo: t Baalim. ; 3 Mozrcoucr,he burnt tucente in the val⸗ ley of Ben-Dinnom, and || burnt his fonnes with fire, after the abomination ot the hea⸗ then, whem the Lord had caſt out betore the chtlazen of Iſrael. riour, and dog 4 Welacrificed alo andburntincente in reprefent the © the bigh places, and on hils, and vnder eutry great idoles. Greene tree. Or, made them § MWherefore the Lord his God deliue · pafe thorow the red bim into the band of the King ofthe A: freas chap 33.6, ramites, and they a him, aud “ee OF ewit.18.21, 3 is > | Many pationers, and beought them to Damatcus; and hee was allo eliucred into the hand ofthe King of Iſrael, which ſmote him with a great laughter. c Whowasking 6 Sor: Dekah the onne of Remaliah of Iftael. flew tit Judah fire core thouſand in one Day, Ebr. finnesof alle valiant men, becaule they had korſaken firength. the Lord God oftheir fathers. À lOrtyrasto 7 And Fichi almighty man of Ephꝛaim flew Maaleiah the Kings fonnt, and Awt- kam the gouernour ofthe boule, and Cika- nab the ſecond atter the Ring. ; 8 And the childsenof Ifrael toske prilo- d Thusbythe ners oktheir bethem, d twohundaeth thous iuttindgemene fand of women, fonnes,and Daughters, and of God liraclde- carted away much ſpoyle ofthem, thought capticastec, ftroyed ludah, the (payle to Hamaria. 9 @ But there was a Prophet of the Lods, (whol name wasDded)and he went sut before the boite that came to Samaria, e For they and faid ynto them, Webola, e becanle the thoughtthey had Loꝛd God of pour fathers ts woth with Ju- oucrcomethem Dab,be hath DeltueredD therm tito pour hand, bytheirowne anðd yee have Naine themi ina rage, that rea» valiantnefle,and cheth vp to hearer. didnotconfider I0 AnD now yee purpoſe to keepe vnder that Godhad de- the childzen of Judah and Jerufalem, as fer» liuered them into uants, and handmaids vnto yon:but are not their hands,be- pou fuch, that f finnes are with you befo: the caufeludahhad 020 pour god? : oftendedhim. If sow therefore beare mee,and Deliuer f MaynotGod thecaptines againe , which pee haue taken afwell punifh you paifoners of your bꝛethren: foz the fierce for your finnes, wꝛath of the Lozdistoward you. — ashehathdone 12 Ctherefoze certaine of the chiefe of the thefemen fer childsenofs Ephraim, Azariah rhe lonne of theiss,fecing — Jehohanan,Berechtal the foune of Mewhil- yoursare greater? Lemoth, and Jehtzkiah the fonne of Spal» g Whicheribe lum, and Amala the fonne of hadlai, ſtoode wasnow preateft, Yp againſt themthat came from the warre, andhad moftau- 13 And (aid bnto them, Being not in the thoritie. captines hither: foz this hall be bg finne vpon h Godwitlnot vs againft the Lod : pee intend to adde more 4 fufferthisfinne, toour finnes and toone treſpaſſe,though our which wecom- tre{paffe bee great, and the fierce wath of mitagainfthim, God is againſt Iſrael. sobevnpunithed. 14 So the army left the captiues and the fpople before the Pinces and all the Con- gregation. iWholenames I5. AnD the men that were i named by wererchearfed tame, rolebp and tooke the prtfoners, and before, ver.e2, withthe tpople clothed all that were naked among them, and araped them, and ſhodde them, and gaue them meate and gaue them k Either for their Dzinke, and « anepnted them and carted all wounds or wea- that were feeble vf them vpon Afles, and rineffe. brought them te Jericho the citte of Palme } Tothem of the trees to their! bzethzen ; fothep returned te tribe of Iudah. Samaria, L6 ¶ At that time did king Ahaz fend vn · m ToTilgath to them kings of Aſchur to helpe him. Pilneefer, and 17 (Fo: the Coomites came moꝛeouer, thofeKings that and flew of Judah, ¢ caried away captiues. were vnder his 18 The Philiſtims allo inuaded the ci» dominion, ticsin the lowe countrep, and toward the aKing6.7. Bouth of Judah, and tooke Bethſhemeſh, and Atalon, and Gederoth and Dhocho, with the villages therof, and Cimnah, with her villages, and Gimzo, with her villages: and they dwelt there. 19 Foz the LoD had Humbled Wah, becaule of Abas King of" Iſrael: for be had brought vengeance vpsn Judah), and had gticuoully tranfareficd againtt the £023.) 20 And Cilgath PBilneeſer King of AG fhur came vato hin, who troubled him, and did not ſtrengthen him. y 21 Fo: Abaz + tooke a portion * out of the Houle of the Lozd,and ont of the kings boule and of the Pꝛinces, and gaue vnto the King of Afihurs yetit helped htm not. 22 Andin the tine ef bis tribulation did he yet trelpalle moze againſt the Lod, (this is Bing Abas) 2 ; Foz be tacrificed bute the gods of Da- mattis, which > plagued him, and bee faid, Becaule the gods of the kings of Axam hel⸗ ped them, J will {acrilice puto them, and they will r belpe me ; pec they were hts ruine and of all || Jtrael. 24 And Ahaz gathered the veficls of the houle of Gov, ann bzake the vellels of the Doule of God, and ſhut vp the doores ef the houleof the Lod, ano made him altars in euerp corner of Jerufalem, 25 And in euerp citie of Judah hee made bie places,to burne incenſe puto other gods, and peouoked ta anger the Lod God of his fathers. ¢ 26 Concerning the rett of his actes, and all bts wayes Arit and lat , behold, thep are witten in thebooke of the Rings of Judah and Iſrael. i 27 And Ahaz lept with hts fathers, anv they buried him in the citte | of Jerufalem, but brought bun not ynto the afepulchzes of the Kings of Iſrael: and Hezekiah bis ſonne reigned in bis Mean. CHAP. XXIX. 3.5 Hezekiah repaireth the Temple and aduer- tifeth the Lewstes of the corruption of Religion. 13 The Lewites prepare the Temple. 20 The King and hu princes (acrsfice sa the Temple.a5The Le- uites fing praifes. 31 The oblation ef the people. HEE * began toretgne, when he was Afiue and twentic yeere olde,and reigned nine anDtwentie yeere in Jerufalem: and bis mothers name was | Abita the daugh⸗ (Or, Abi. ter of Zechariah. ; 2. And hee Did vprightly in the fight of the Lord, according to all that Dania his fas a Which Ahaz . ther had Done. had ſhut vp, 3. Hee opened thea doozes of the houle of chap, 28.24, the Lod in the firit yeere, and inthe > firt b This isa nota- motteth of bis reigne,and repatred them. > ble example for 4 And be broughtin the Pꝛielits and the all princes, firit Lenites, and gathered them into the Galt to eftablifh the itreete, pure Religionof ` 5 And latd vnto them, Meare mee, pee God,andto pro- Lenttes:fanctitie now your (elues,and fanc: curethat the tifie the boule of the Loꝛd God of your fa- Lord may be hos thers, and carte foosth the: filthineſſe out of nourcd and fete the Sanctuarie. ued aright. 6 for our fathers hane treſpaſſed, and c Meaning all Done euill in the eyes of the Loꝛd our God, the idoles,alrars, and haue forſaken him, and turned away groues,and whate their faces fromthe Tabernacle ef the LoD, foeucr was occu~ and turned their backes. pied in their fers 7 Shey hauc allo hut the doores of the uice,and where- pothe, and quenched the lampes, and withthe Temple baug neither burnt incente, nor — was polluted. urnt n He meaneth Judah,beceufe Ahaz forfooke the Lord, and fought helpe of she mfidels: reade of Ifrael taken for Iudah,chap. 15-17. ii tEbr.dizided, 2.King.16.8, o Ashe falfly fuppofed, p Thus the wic- ked meatureGods favour by profpe. ritie and aduerſi⸗ tie:for if idolaters profper,they make their idoles £ods,norconfi- dering that God punifheth them oft times whom he louech,and gi- ucth his enemies good fueceffe for atime, whom af- terward he will defroy. lOr, Iudahansd Beniamin, hOr in Ieruſalem. q They buried hinrnotin the cie · tic of Dauid,wher were the fepul- chres of } Kings. ¢ 3.Ksngs 18.100 The Temple clenfed. Sacrifices, d He fheweth that the con- temptof religie on isthe caule oſ all Geds plagues burnt offerings in the Sanctuary vnto the God of Flraet. 8 “‘itherefore the wath of the Lode bath been on Judah and Jerufalem ; and he hath made them a | (cattering, a defolation, and an billing, as pou (ce with pour epes, 9 JFozloe, our Fathers are failen bp the |! Or,a nodding of Fwod, and our tonnes, and our Daughters, the head and mockerte. t Ebr.st is 38 mine heart. e He prooneth | by the iudges ments of God nthofe that * contemned his word,that thers is no way to auoyde his plagues, bur by conta; ming themfelucs to bis will, Næerb. 18. 6. ` fOr concerning the things of the ord. £ From the pol- lutions and filth that Ahaz had brought in, g Which con- : teined part of March and part of April. |Or,table where the bread was fet ws order. h By thismaner of fpeech the E- brewesmeance a certain diligence and fpeed to do athing & when there is no delay, Leu. 4.1 4. i For without fprinkling of blood noth'ng could be fan&i- fied,Hch.9,25, exod. 24,8. —— wiues are tn captiuitie fo2 the fame cauſe. Io Mow +F purpoſe to makea couenant with the Lod God ef Plrael, that he map e turne away bis fierce wath trom vs. II Now my fonnes, be not Decciued : foz the Lord hath choſen you to ttand before bun, tò ferue bin, andto be hismtnifters, and to burne incente, I2 €Ehen the Leuites aroſe, Mahath the ionne ot Amathai, and Joel the tonne of Azariah of the fonnes of the Kohathites; and of the fonnes of erari, Lid the lon of bot, and Azariah the tonne of Febatelel ; and ot the Gerſhonites, Joah the tonne of Ztmmah,and Eden the tonne of Joah: 13 And of rhe fons of Eltzaphan, Shim: ri,and Jehiel: and of the ſonnes of Alaph, Sechartab,and Mattaniah;: A 14 Andof the fonnes of Deman, Jehiel, and Shimet:and of the onnes of Jeduthun, Dhemãiah, and Uziel. Is And they gathered their brꝛethren, and fanctified themſelues, and came according tothe commandement of the king, and |b the words ofthe Lord, foz to clente the boule of the Lod. ‘ 16 And the Pꝛieſts went into the {nner parts of the honle of the Lozd, tof ciente it, and bought out all the vncleanneſſe that ped they found inthe Temple of the Lod, into the court of the houſe ot the Loꝛde: andthe Lenitestooke it, to carte it out vnto the brooke Ridon. 17 Thep began the firt day of the s firt moneth to (anctificit, andthecight day of p the moneth came they to the porch of the Lord: fo they Canctified the boule of the Loꝛd in cight daies, and in the lirteenth Dap of the ſirſt moneth they made an end. 18 C Then thcy went in to hezekiah the King, and fayd, Cec haue cleantend all the houte of the Loyd, and the altar of burnt of- fering, with all the veſſels thereof, and the h Hd pea table, with all the veflelsthere- Qo * 19 And all the veſſels which Ring Aba had caſt afide when bee reigned, and trant> greed, haue we prepared and fanctifiea: F behold, they are before the altar ofthe 02D. 20 Q And Hezexkiah the king » rofe carly, and gathered the princes of thecitte, and went by tothe houſe of the Lod. 21 Gnd they brought ſeuen bullocks, and fenen rammes, and ſcuen lambes, and fuen hee goares, for a* finne offting for the king- Dome, and fo: the @anctuary, and for Jiu- Dab. And hee commanded the iets the fonnes of Aaron,to offer them on the altar of the Low. 22 Ho they flew the bulleckes, and the Pricks cecetucd the bloos, and + ſprinkled Chap. xxix. it vpon the altars they ſſewe alo the rame, and ſprinkled the blond vpou the altar, and they tew the lambes, and they ſprinkled rhe blood vpon the altar. 23 Then they brought the Hee goates for the tinne offering befoze the King and the Congregation, * and they layd their bands bpon them. ; 24 And the Piets {lew them, ard with the blood of them they cleanttd the altar to reconcile alt Iſrach: fo: the king had come manded foz ali Iſrael the burnt oſtring and the finne offering. 25 ice appointed allo the Leuites in the Houle ot the Lom with cymbales, with vi» oles, and with harpes, * according to the commandement of Dauld, and Gad the Kings Geer, and Mathan the ophet ; F the commaundement was by the hande — Lode, and by the hande of his Pzo⸗ ets. 26 Andthe Lenites ſtoodt with the ine ſtruments of Dand, and the Pptetts with the trumpets. 27 Aud Hezekiah commaunded to offer the burnt offering vpon the Altar: ana when the burnt offering began, the fong of the m Lome beganne with the trumpets, ag intruments * of Dauid King of Ft- tac 28 And all the Congregation twozhip- ped, finging a fong,and they blew the trim» pets; allthts continued vntill the burnt offes ting was finithed. * 29 Gnd when they had made an ende of offering, the King and all that were peſent ae bun, bowed themelues , and viorſhip· 30 Q Then Hesekiah the King and the punces commaunded the Lenites to prayſe the Lod with the o wozds of Dauld, and of Alaph the Seer: fo thep prapled with ioy, — they bowed themielues and woꝛſhip⸗ eD. 31 And Hezekiah ſpake, and fayd, Mowe prayfe and thankeſgiuing. 186 k That isthe King andthe Bi. ders,as Lcuit,g, 1 5. for they thee otitreda finne offting, muft lay their hands vpon it,to fignike that they haddefer- ued that death, and alfo that they did confe- crate itto God to be thereby fan@ified, Exod. 29.50. 1.Chr on, 16.4. I This thing was not appointed of man,bucit wae the commande= ment of God. m The Prime which Dauid had appointed to be ſung for thankefgjuing, — a Which Dauid badappcinted to prayfethe Lord with, o With that Pfalme whereof mention is made 3,Chron.36.8, yee have $ conlccrate pour ſelues to the £h. Lod: come netere and baing the facrifices — —— sig and offerings of praple into the houſe of the Led. And the Congregation brought ſa⸗ Crifices, and offerings of pᷣ ayſes, and euery man that was willing in heart offered burnt offerings, 32 And the number of the burnt offrings, which the Congregation brought, was tes uenty bullockes, an hundzeth rams,and ting hundzeth lambes : all thele were fox aburne offering tothe Lord: 33 And foz ? fanctification fire hundzeth P Thatis, for the builockcs,and thꝛee thouland ſheepe. 34 But the Jorieftes were too fewe, ana were not able te flay all the burnt offerings, therefoze their bꝛethren the Lenites did help them till they had ended the woke, and dn- till other Pꝛieſts were fanctificd: foz the Lee nites were q moze vpꝛight in heart tolancti- fie themfelues, then the Prieſts 35 And allo the burnt offerings were mae holy offerings, q Meanirg,were more zeajous to fer forwardthe ny with the * tat of the peace offerings, and "elision. rhe dreinke offerings of the burnt offering ; 4<¥st-3-2,3- fo the feruice of the houſe of the Lodewas ſet in oꝛder. 34 36 Then Hezekiahs exhortation. _ £ Hee fheweth 36 Then Hezekiah retoyced, and all the ~ thet religion can people, that God bad made the people to not proceede,ex- ‘ready; fo the thing was doue (uddenly. cept God touch the heart of the CHAP XxXx. people. 1. 13 The keeping of the Paffeouer by the kings command-ment. 6 He exherteth Ffiaelto turne tothe Lord. «8 He prayeth for the peoples 24 Hs oblation and the princes. 27 The Leuites bleffz the people. Nd Hezekiah fent to all Jlrael, and Ju- Adab, and allo wrote letters to * Ephꝛa⸗ int, and Manalſeh, that they hould come to a Meaning,all Ifrael whom Tigath Pilnee- fat had not ta- ken away into the capuuitie, a, King. 15.29. b Though they eught to haue don it inthe firk moneth,as Exod, 12.18, Num.9.3. = yeænfanywere to Jeruſalem. = notckaneyrels 4 And thething pleated the King, and bad alongiour- all the Congregation. 5 ney, they might §¢ Andthep decreed to make proclama- deferreitvnto tion thozowout all Iſrael from * Beer⸗· heba thefecondmo- euen to Dan, that they ſhould come to keepe reth,asNum.9. the Palſeouer vnto the Lord God of Jlrael 10, 11. at Jeruſalem: foz they had net done itota c Fromoneende greattime,d ag it was witten.. ofthe lanctothe 6 Q So the Polts went with letters by other, North and thecommiflion ot the Bing and Yis pinces, South, thozowout all Figact and Judah, and with d Infuch for & fhe commandement of the King, faping, Ve erfeGionas God childzen of Jlracl, turne agatne pnto the the Paſſeouer unto the £023 God of Iſcael. 2 Andthe king and bis princes, and all the Congregation had taken counfellia Je⸗ ruſalem to keepe the Palſeouer inthe > fe conu moneth, ; ) 3 Foz they conin not keepe it at this time, becaule there were not Pꝛieſts enowe Canctificd, neither was the people gathered _ hadappointed. Loꝛd Godot Abꝛaham, Izhãk, and Flracl, se Hewillbaue © and ehe wil returne tothe remnant that are compaflionon eſcaped of you out of the hands of the kings them,andpree ot Afihur. ferue them, f Su mit your felues to the Lord,and rebell no more, g God will not onely preferus yow bat through your repentance reftore your bte- thren, which for their finnes hee gaue into the hands ofthe enemies, h Though the wicked mocked the feruants of God,by. whem he called them to repentance, as Gen.19.14 yet the word ceafeth not to fruaifie 7 And be not yelike pour fathers, like pour bacthzen, which treſpaſſed agatnit the L023 God of their fathers: and therefore be nade them Defolate as pe fee. $ 8 Benot pce now ſtiffenecked like pour fathers, bur f gine the hand to the Lord, and come intobis Ganctuary, which beebath fanctificd foz ener, and lerue the Lezd your turne away from pou. 9. Foꝛ it ye returne vnto the Loyd, pour baethren and your childzen thal finde mercie befoze them that led them captiues, and they {hall s returne vnto this lan’: forthe Lod pour God is gracious and mercifull,and wil not turne away hts Face from pou,tf pee con tert vnto him, Io @ Sothe pofts went from city to ci thozow the land of Ephzatin and Dahal feb, euen vnto Zebulun: but thep > laughed them to (cozne,and mocked them. If Neuertheleſſe, Diners of Aher, and Manaſſeh, and of Zebulun ſubmitted them felues,and came to Jerufalem. in the hearts of 12 And the hand of God was in Judab, Gods ele&. fothathee gaue them one i heart to doe the j He theweehbthe conunanDdement of the King, andoftheru: caufewhyfome ` lers,accozding to the wad of the ipd, obey and fome tna mocke at Godscalling , to wit, becaufe his pirit is with the one fort, and moougrh their heart, and the other are lelt to ihemſelues. II. Chron. the houſe of the Loꝛd at Jerufalem, tokeepe L God, and the flercenci of his wrath hall fi > Hekeepeth the Paſſeouer. 7 | 13 And there affenbled to Jeruſalem much people, to keepe the featk of the valea: uened bread in the ſecond moneth, avery great aſſembly. 14 And they arole, and tooke away the logra Kaltars that toere in Jerufalem sand ail k Which decla- thole foz incenſe toone they away, and cait reth that wee them into the brooke Kidron. muft put away Is Afterward thep flew the Paſſeoner thole things the fourteenth day of the fecond moneth wherewith God and the risks andthe Leuites were 'atha- iscffendedbe- - med, and fancrtficd themfelues and brought fore we can ferue the burnt offerings into the houle of the himarignr. 020. 3 r l Sceing their 16 And they oone in their place after ownnegligence tbeir maner accozding to the Law ef Moles (who thould the man of God: and the Peieſts ſprinkled havebeen moh the = blood, recemedof the handes of the Lee promot) and the uites. : Teadinefie of the 17 Becaule there were many in the con · people,Chap.29, Sregation that were uot fanctifed therefor 36. the Leuites had the charge of the tilling of m Towit, ofthe the Paſſcouer foz all that were not cleane,to Lambe ofthe Canctitte tt to the Log. Paficoucr, I$ Foꝛ a multitude of the people, euena multitude of Epizatm, and Manalleh, J fachar and Zebulun bad not clenfed them felues , yet DiD cate the Paſſeouer, bur not as it was Written: Wherefore hezekiahprai⸗ eDforthem, faying, Che = good Lod bee n Heknewthar mercifulltowardhim faith and finceri- 19 Chat prepareth his whole heart to tie of heart was fecke the Loza God , theGadot his fathers, more agreeable; though be be not cleafed,accozding te the pus to God, then the rifcatton of the Manctuary. obferuation of 20 And the Lozd beard Hezekiah, and thele ceremo- ° healed the people, nies,& therefore 21 And the childzen of Iſrael that were he prayed vnto prelent at Jerulalem, kept che feaft ofthe Godtopardon vnleauened bicad ſeuen dapes with great this fault vnto the top,and the Leurtes and the Piets pꝛayſed people,which did the Lozd Day by Day, linging with loude in· not offend of ſtruments pnta the Low. malice, but of 22 And Hezekiah + ſpake comfortably ignorance, vnto all the Leuites that had good know- o Thatis, did ledge to fing vnto the Lord: and they Div eat accept themas © in that feat leuen dayes, and offered peace purified, - offerings and pꝛayſed the Lord Gov oftheir +Ebr ake 10 the heart. athers, l ! 23 AnD the whole aſſembly tooke connſel to keepe it other ſeuen Daves, Ho they kept it leuen dayes with toy. 24 Foꝛ ipesektah king of Judah bad gi- uento the Congregationa pthoufand bul- locks, and ſeuen thoufand ſheepe. And the princes had giuen to the —— thouſand buſſocks, and ten thouſand theepe: and many Pꝛieſts were ſanctified. 25 Anrall the Congregation of Jurah reloyced with rhe Pꝛieſts and the Leuites, and allthe Congregation that came out of Iſrael, andthe ttrangers that came out of tbe land of Jiracl,and that Dweltin Judah. 26 Po rhere was great toyin Jerufalem; foz fince the time of Salomon the tonne of Danid ktug of Ilracl, there wasnoc chelike thing in Jerufalem. i 27 Chen the Wicks and the Leuites a· role, and Wleſſed the people, and their voice Was heard, and their paper came vp vnto deaucnsto pis boly habitation, P ‘This great li. beralitie decla- reth how Kings, Princes,and all they to vhom God hath giuen wherewith,oughe tobe moft ready to beftow it in fetting foorth of Godsglory, q According to . that which js written, Nurr.6, 23. when they fhould —— the pe Cir ky het If Idolatry deftroyed. Tithesandoffrings. Chap.xxxj.xxxij. Prouifion forthe Priefts. 18 CHAP. XXXI. 1 The people defiroy idolatry. 2 Hexekiah ap- pointeth Prieſts and Leuites, 4 and prousdeth for their uing. 13 He ordesneth ouerfeers to diſtri- bute to euery one his portion. ) A RD when ali thelechings were liniſhed, ali Jiraci that were foundin the cities of Judah, went out and * brake the images, and cut Downe the groues, and brake Downe the hie places, and the altars thorowout ail Judah and Beniamin in Ephraum al and [Panafleh , vntill they had made an enne: aiterward all the > cinidzen of Iſraei recurs ned euery man to his poſſeſſion, into their owne cities, 2 And Pezektahappointed the courſes ofthe Pꝛieſts and Leuites, by their turnes, every man accowing to bis office, both Dicts and Lenites , for the burnt offering and peace offerings, to mintier and to giue thankes, and to maple in the gates ot the < tents of the Lord. à ; 3 (And the Kings portion was of bis owne ſubſtance fo: the burntofferings, cuen the burnt offerings of the niozning and - of theeuentng , and theburntoferings foz the Sabbaths, anv fo: the new moones ant for the ſolemne feats, * as it is witten in the Law cf the Lo) 4 ee commannded allo the people that Dweitin Jeruſalem, to giue a tpart tothe a According to the commande- ment of f Lord, Dew.7.2 5. Ioſh. 7.1 .2.M2C, f2. Chabal b That is, all they which came to the Pafleauer, €c Thatis , inthe Temple where they affembled asinatcnt, Nam,.13 3,9. À Thetithesand firk fruits for the maintenance of _ the Priefts and Pieſts, and Leuttes, that they might bee _ Leuites. eencouraged inthe Law ofthe Lod. -e Thatitheir s €And when the commandement was minds might not +f (pred, the childgenof Iſrael brought abun⸗ bee entangled Dance of firit frnitsofcogne, wine, and ople, with provifion of ann bonic,and of all the mcreale of the field, worldly things, andthe tithe of all things bꝛought thepa⸗ but that they,» bundantly. mightwholly,and’s 6 Qndthechilden ofFfracland Fudah |, Judahand did wel and vprightly, and true: cheerefully ferue thatdwelt inthe citieof Judah, they allo _ the Lord. bꝛought the tithes of bullockes and theepe, [Or,pubiifhed, and the holy tithes f which were conlecrate f Whichthey vnto the Lord their God, and layDthemon had dedicateto b manp heaps. the Lord bya 7. Su the third moneth they began tolay vewe, the foundation of the heapes, and finiihed g Forthereliefe them in the fenenth moneth. j ofthe Priefts,Le- - 8 @ And when hezcekiah and the in» uites widowes, ces camie and faw the heapes, thep > biciled pupils.fatherleffe, the 102d and bis people Firacl. i firangers;& fuch 0 And Hezekiah queſtioned with the aswereinnecef- Dieſts and the Leuttes concerning the fitie. heapes. 4 ; h Theyprayfed 10 And Azartah the chicfe Pꝛieſt of the theLord,and = Houfeof Zadok anfwered him, and fayde, prayed forall- ince the people began to bring the offe⸗ profperitieto > rings unto the houſe of the Lod, wee bane his people, i eaten and baue been fatiified, and there ts i Heetheweth teftin abundance: foz the Lord hath bief- that this plente· fco his people, and this abundance that is ousliberalitieis left. expedient forthe IL @ And hezekiah commanded to pre- pare chambers in the boule of the Loyd: and thep prepared them, Maintenance of theminifters, and thatGodthere- - 12 And caried m Pent fruits, and the fore profpercth tithes, andthe dedieate things faithfully: his people, ard . and ouer thet was Conauiah the Leuite, increafethbybis the chicfe, and Shimei bis bother the {ee bleffing that cond. . whichis giucn. 13 And Jehiel, and Zzariah, and Mas G bath, and Alabel, and Jerimoth, and Joza» bad, and Cliel, and Iſmachtah, and Was Hath, and Benaiah were onericers + bythe +Ebr.bythe hand appointment of Conaniah, and Shimei bts brother, and bp the commandement of eze» Rlabthe king, and of Azariah the chtete of the boule of God. 14 And Roe the fonne_of Imnah the Lette, porter toward the Call, was ouer the things that were willingly offered vnto God, to diftribute the oblations of the Lod, and the holy things that were con> fecrate. f Ag: And at his hand were Eden, and Win- iamin, aud Jethua, and Sbematal, Ama riab, and Sbhechantah, inthe cities of the ieks , to dittribute with tidelitie to their peethen by courles both to the great and 16 Their dayly portion: belide their ge- neration being males * from thace peere ald and aboue, cuen to all that entred tuto the ‘boule of the Loud to their office in their charge,accogving to their courtes: : 17 oth to the generation of the Piets after the boufe of their fathers, and tothe Leuttes, tron tiventy peere olde and aboue, according te therr charge tn their courfes ; 13 And to the geticration ot all thetr chil Dien, their wiues and their fonnes and their Daughters thoꝛowout all the Congregatt- on; forby their: idelitie are thep partakers ofthe bolptbiugs. 9, * Allo to the fonnes of Aaron, the Hieſts, which were in the fields and ſuburbs of their cities, ineuery citie the men that Were appointed by names, fhould give poz- tions toall the males of the jOziefts, and to all the generation of the Leuttes. 20 And thus did hezekiah thozowont all k Who had alfo a portien and ale lowance in this diftribution, 1 Meaning,that either Ste faithfull diſtribu. tions of the o fi- cers, euery one had their part in were oftered or elfe that their wiues and chil- dren were relie⸗ ued, becauſe the Leuires were faithfull in their lp befoze the Lod bis Gov. 21 Andinall the we:kes that hee began fot the ſeruice of the houle of God. both in the Law and inthe commaundemrents . to leeke his God, hee did it with all his heart, and polpered, CHAP. XXXII, 1 Saneherib inaadeth Judab., 3 Hezekiah prepareth for the warre, 7 He exborteth the peo- pleto put their truft in the Lord. 9 Sanehersb blafphemeth God, zo Hezektah prayeth. 21 The Angel deftroyeththe Afiyrians : and the king u faine, 25 Hexckiah is not thaukefull toward the Lord, 33 His death, Asm thefe things faithfully deferibed, *Paneverib Bing of Albur came and entred into Juhah, and beiteged the trong — thoight to + winne chem koꝛ hime elfe, 2 Uhen Hesektah fam that Haneberib was come and that} his purpoſe wasto fight agant Jerufalem, TAGRA 3 Then he tooke counſell with his pins cesand his nobles, to top the water of the fountatnes without the cite; and chey did helpe kim, 4 Ho meny of the propie affembled theme ſclues, and Ropt ale the fountaines, any Ge. 2 King.18.13, ifa.30.8.¢0¢ lus... 43.18. lEbr. breake them vp. Ebr fases thethings that _ A office, and fo de- . pended on then :. SEbr. hee was Strengthened. a Hee madea double wall. b Reade 2.Sam, 5-9. c Some reade, [words or dag- pers. IEbr. he ſpahe ts their heart. 2.King.6.16. d Thatis, the wer of man, —— dechareth that Hezekiah did euer put his truk in God,and yet made him. felfe ſttong and yfed Jawfull meanes left he fhould feemete tempt God, 2.Ksng.18.17. f£ While he bee | fieged Lachith. g Thus the wic- ked put no diffee _ rence betweene trus religion and falfe, God and idoles: for He- zekiah onely de- ftroyed idolatry, hey feared God, ey would loue is ferucnts. 1 Their words rewritten, King. 18,19. Saneheribs blaſphemie the tiner that ranne though the middes of the countrey, faping, Abp fhauld the Rings ot Alibue come, and finde much Water? § And; hee tooke courage, and built all the broken wall, aud made vy the rowers, and ansther wail without, and cepaysed a Pillein the > citteof Dauid, aud made many € Batts and fhtelds. 6 And bee fer captaines of warre ouer thepeople, and affembled them to himin tye broad place of the gate of the citie, and t {pake comfortably vnto thems, faping, 7 Oe ttrang and couragtons ; teare not, neither bee afraid for rhe Ring of Atibur, neither foz ail the multitude that is with Him :* for there be moe with vs, then is with tM. 8 cAith him isan darnie of fle, but -i with vs isthe e Lord our God foz to helpe vs, and tofight our battels. Chen the people were confirmed by the wordes of Hezekiah kingofZudap. : 9 “Atter this did Sancherib king of AG fur fend his ſernants to Jerulalem (while he was fagain& Lachis, and all hts domi⸗ nion with pim ) vnto Hezekiah king of Ju⸗ Dah, and vnto all Judah that were at Jern pees I : 10 Thus fapeth Haneherib the king of Alur, berein doe pe trut, that ye will remaine ttt Ferutalem,during the lege? II Doth not Hezekiah entile you te gine over pour felues vnto Death by famine and by thirtt , faving, The Lo2d our God ſhall Deliner vs out of the band of the king ef AG ur I2 Wath not the Came Wesckiah taken a> | way hts brah places and bts s altars, and commanded Judah and Jerulatem, faping, Pe hali worſhip before onc altar, and bucne incenſe ypon it? B Know pee not what F and my fathers haue Done vnto all the people ef other coun treys? Wiere the gods sf the nations of other — able to Deluser their land out of mine and ? 14 Cibo fs hee of all the £ gous of thole nations ( that mp fathers paue deftroped ) that could Deltuer bis people out of mine hand, that pour Goa ould be able to Deli- uer pou out of mine hand? i Is flow therefore let not Hezekiah de⸗ teiue pou, no? ſeduce pou after this (ort, nei» ther belceue pe him: for none ofall the gous ofany mation o2 kingdome was able to de · liuer bts people ont of imine bande, and out ef the han’ of mp Fathers: bow much — pour gods deliuer pou out of mine and? 16 And his feruants fpake pet moze a- gatnit the Loma God, and againlt his *fer= uant Hezekiah. : 17 Hee wrote allo letters, blafpheming the tod Gon of Iſtrael, and (peaking a- gaint hin, ſaying, As the gods of the nati» ons of other countreis could not Ocltuer their people out of mine hand, fo Wat not the Gad of Hesckiah deliuer bis people out of mine ang. 13. Then thep | crped with alouve voyce TJ. Chron. inthe Jewes (peach vnto the people of Fe- rufalent that were on the wall, te teare them ana to altoniſh them, that they might take the ctrte. ; 19 Thus thep Spake agant the God of Jeruſalem, as agatnit tye gods of the peo⸗ pieofthe earth, cuen the = wozkes of mans hands. 20 But Hezekiah the king, and the Pꝛo· phet Fiatal the fonne of Amoʒ » prayed a: gainſt this,and cried to beauen. 3 21 And che Loz tent an Angel which de- roped all the valiant men, and the princes aud ° captatues of the bolte of the king of Albur: fo bee returned t with Hame to hts owne land. And when hee was come into the houſe of hts god, they that came foorth of bts r — bowels, flew pim therewith the wo2d. _ 22 Bothe Lord faued Hezekiah and the inhabitants of Ferulalem tram the band of @anebherib king of Atihur, and from the Hand of allother, anv || maintained them on euery tide. 23 And many brought offerings vnto the £023 to Jerulalem, and prelents to He· zekiah king of Judah, ſo that he was a mag- —— in the light of al nations from thence» 002th. 24 * Jn thole dapes Hezekiah was ficke vnto the Death, and pzaped vnto the Lod, ~~ fpake nto hint, and gaue him +a gne. SIE 25 But Hezekiah did not render attore Ding to the reward beftowed vpon bun; foz bis heart f was lift vp, ana wathtame sponhim, and vpon Juday and Ferula em 26 Notwithſtanding Hesckiah humbled bimbelte(after that bis heart was lifted vp) bee and rhe inbabitants ef Jerufalem, anv the wrath of the Lord came not upon them in the Dayes of wezekiah. } 27 Hezekiah alio had exceeding much ri» ches and jonour,and be gate bim treaſutes of ſiluet and of goly, and ot peectous Rones, and of ſweete odours, aud of igelds, and of all pleafant veffele: 28 And of ſtoꝛehoules fo: the increale of wheat and wine, and oyle, and italles foz all beafts,and || rowes for the tables. 29 And be made bim tities; and had pol {eflian of Heepe and oren in abundance: foz on had ginen him iubitance erceeding much. 30 This fame Hezekiah allo topped the bpper water ings of © Grhon, and led them ftraight pnderneath toward the citte of Dauid ietward. So esckiah prolpe- rev in all bis workes. 31 Wut becaule of the anvbafladors of the princes of Babel, which fent vnto hun to et quire of the wonder that was Done tn the land, God (eft him to" trie him,and to know all that wasin bis beart. 32 Concerning the re of the actes of Hezekiah. and his goodneſſe, beholve, tbey are written tn the vifion of Iſaiah the God, who faff-reth them not tobee ouercome by theis weakencilc miniftrech ftrength. Prophet, | i } The Affyrians hoge deftroyed: | | 4] | m Which were | inuented made, and authorized by man. n This fheweth what is the beit refuge in all trou- bles and dangers. o Tothe number ofan hundreth |` foercicore and fiue thoufand,as 2 King.12, 35,36 18br. with foame of face, p Meaning, A- dramelech,and Sharezer his fonnes, lOr gouerued. q thus after trouble Gôd fen- deth comfort te all them that pa- tiently waiteon him,& conftant- ly put their truft in his mercies, 2.Ks8Z.20, 1. 5f2.38.1. r Toconfirme his faith in Gods ! promife who ide- clared to him by his Prophet that his life (hould be prolonged fif- teene ycere. f He was lifted vp with the pride of his vi@ory and treafures, and fhewed them for an oltentation to the ambafladours of Babylon. lOrsranges and partitions, Or,rackes. t Whichalfo was called Siloe, whereof mention is made, Ifa,8 6e iobn 9.7. u Here we fee the cavie, why the fairhfull are tempted, which is to trie whether they have faith or no.and that they mav feele the prefence of tentations , but in 3 ophet, the fonne sf Amos, inthe booke of Ao kings of Indah and Iltael. 33 Bo Hezeckiah tept with his fathers, and they buried bun in the bigheit ſcpulchre of the onnes of Dauid: and aii Judah and the inhabitants of Jeruſalem did him ho: nour at his Death : and Manaſſeh his ſonne reigned tn bis ſtead· CHAP, XXXIII. i Manafeh an idolater, 9 He caufeth Jadah toerre. 18 Hew led away prifoner inte Babylon, 13 Hee prayeth tothe Lord,and s delucred. 14 Hee abelijheth sdolatrie, 16 and fetteth vp true =r religion. 30 Hee dieth, and Amon lu [onne ſuc- i ceedeth, 34 wham hiis owne feruants flay, Meee was twelue peere old, * when he LY began to reigne,and he reignedtiue and tiftie peere in Jerufalem: 2 And hee did eutll in the fight of the Lod, like the abominations of the heathen, 2.Xing.2 1. 1. Dewt.18.9. *mboimn the £020 had caſt out before tie chil⸗ Den of Firael. : 3 Forhee went backe and built the high places, "which Hezckiah bis father had bzo. 2.King.18 4. Rendowne; * and he fet vp altars foz Baa- Tere.32.3 40 lim, and made groues, and worſhipped all rking.t7.10, the bole of the heauen, and ferned them. 4 Allo he built alcarsin the boule of the Lod, whercof the Lozd bad faid, * Zn Jerus 3,King. 20, 4s | falem hall mp (ame be foz cuer, ; Ana be built altars fo; all the bofte of the heauen, in the two courts ofthe houle of the Lod: . f i 6 Anu bee caned his fonnes to pafe thorow the fire in the valley of Ben hin⸗ non: bee gaue himſelfe to witchcraft,and to —— and ro fozcerie, andhe bfen them that had familiar (pirits, and ſoothſayers: he Did berp much eiulin che fightot the Lord to anger him. ’ 7 Hee putallo the catued image, which be had made, in the boule of God: whereof God had faid to Dauid, and toDalomon his 1.King.8.29. and fonne, * Fn this boule and in Jerufalem, 9.3. 2:king.21.7 which J paue choten before all the tribes of and 23.27. Picael, wilt] put my fame zeuer. 2.Sam J. 10. S. Meither will *F make the footeof Tl rael to remooue any moze out of theland which J haue appotnted foz pour fathers, t {o that they take heed, and Do all that Ji haue k commaunded them, accusing tethe Lawe b By the charge —— ea and iudgements by the > hand juen ꝛo Moſes. É es. : e” `- 0-60 HPanalich made Judah and the ins habitants of Jerufalem to erre , and to doe wozle then the heathen, whom the Lo20 had : Deftroyen before the childzen of Iſrael. € Meaning, by Io EAndthe Lord (pake< to Manalſeh hisProphets,bue and to his people, but they would not re- their heartswere gard. Rottouchedto II CUherefore the £020 brought bpon beleeueandre- them the captaines of the hofte ot the king ent, without the of Albur, which tooke Manafich , and put ich theprea- him in fetters , and bound hin in chaines, ingofthe and caried him to Babel. ; dtakethno 12 And when he was in tribulation, bee prayed to the L028 his God, humbled hime felfe greatly before the Gon of his fathers, a Reade 2,King. 16.3. 13 Gnd prayed vnto him: and God was d entreated of him, and heard his prayer,and bought hint againe to Jerufalem tuto his kingdome: then Manaſſch knew thatthe i 102d was Gov. __ ; hated God in his 14 How after this hee built a wall with- profperitie,now out the citie of Dauid, on the cAeſt fide of ia bis milery fee- e Giboninehe valley, even atthe entrteof keth vntohim, the Rf gate, and compafied about! Dpbhel, ¢ Reade Chap, and raiicd tt Vep once put captaines of 32.30. warre in all the trong cities of Zudah. f Reade Chap, Ig And hee tooke away the trange gods 27-3. and the image out of the boule of the LoD, and all the altars that bee had built in the mount of the houle of the Loz0,and in Jeru- falem,and taſt them out of the citie. 16 Allo bee prepared the s altar of the Loyd, and (acciticed thereon peace offrings, and of thankcs,anB commaunded Judah to terue the Lozd God of Iſrael. : 417 s2cuerthelcfe, the people did facrifice fillin the high places, but vᷣnto the t Lod their Gon. 18 (Concerning the reit of the actes of MWanatleh, and hts ipzayer wnto his God, and the words of the cers, that ſpake to him in the Mame of the Lod God of Jira- el,bebold, they are written in the booke of the kings of Iſrael. 19 And dis praper,and hoto God twas in- treated of bun, and all bis finne , and bis tre(pafic , and the places wherein Hee built bigh places,and fet groucs and images (bes fore he was humbled) behold, they are wit» ten in thebooke ofthe || Beers, — thatitis not cone 20 Be Manalſeh flept with bis fathers, teined in the E- and they burted bint in his own * houle, and brew,yer becaufe Amon bis [onne reigned in bis ead, it is here menti- 21 (Amon was two and twentte peere oned, and is write olde When hee began to reigne, and reigned teninthe Greek, / twopeere in Jerulaltim. we haue placed)” 22 But hee vid enill in the fightofthe icinthe end of Lod,as Did Manaſſeh his father:fo2 Amon this hoake, facrificed to althe images, which Manaſſeh jor, Horai. bis father jad made,and ſetued them, k Becaufe hee 23 And hee humbled not himſelke befoze had fo borribly the Lord, as Manaſſeh his father bad hume offended againit bled hintelfe:but this Amon treated moze che Lord, To and moze. ; _ _ didnotbury him 24 And bis ſeruants * conlpired againſt in the fepulehres him,and few yim inbisowne houle. of the kings, but 25 But the people of the land fleweall in the garden of them that bad conſpired agatnit king- the kingshoufe. men: and the people of the land made Fol 2. Kinza 3}. ab bis fonne king in his tead. CHAP, XXXIIII. 1 Fofish deflroyeth the idoles, 8 and refloreth the Temple. 14 The koske of the Law 3s found. 21 Hee fendeth to Huldah the Propheteffe for counfell. 27. God heareth hu prayer. 31 Hema- keth a covenant with God, d Thusaffidion giueth vnderftan. ding: for he that g Which Salo- mon had caufed: to be made, h Thus by igno» rance they were deceined,think~ ing it nothing to keepe the altars, fothat they wore fhipped God; but itis idolatry to worlhip God any otherwife themhe hath ap- pointed, i Which albeit ] Diah * was cight peere olde when hee bes s.Xing.23.36 gan toreigue, and hee reigned in geruf lem one and thirtie yeere. 2 _ And he Did vprightly in the fight ofthe Lod, and walked in the wayes of 2 Dauid bis father, and bowed neither tothe right hand neztothe left. 3 And in the cight peere of His reigne sili ; Cpe. a Hefollowed Danid inall points that he followed the: Lord, '. Iohah deltroyeth idoles. - d b Whenhewas (whenhewaspetat chile) hee beganne to but fixteene yere fecke after the God of Dauid bis fathtr, and phe olde,hethewed inthe twelftpeere bevegante purge Juvan < himfelfe zealous of Geds glory, and at twentie yeere old, he a · boliſhed idola- trie and reftored the true religion. c Which fliew- eththathee < would fee the re- formation with his owne eyes. d Reade 2, King, 23.16, e- This great zeale of this gad- ly King the holy Ghoft fetteth forth as an ex- ampleand pat- terne to other kings and rulers, to teach them what Ged requi- reth of them. a ing. 22. 3. flOr.they returned ` to leruſalem, imeaning Sha- phan, &c, f For there were many portions and pieces an- nexed to the Temple. g Meaning,that they were in [uch credit for their fidelitie,tt.at they made none ac- counts of that ‘Which they re- ceiued, 2.Kings E 4 _. BReade 2 King. “ne. and Perulalem fromthe high placcs and the - groues, and the carued images, and molten hinages: i Í 4 And they brake Downe ‘ti bis tight the altars of Baalim, and pee canl ta cut Bowne the mages that were on high vpon them: he brake allo tie groues, and tie car- ued images, andthe mrolten images, and ſtampt them to powder, and ſtrawed tt vp- on the graues of them that pad ſacrificed vnto tent. J 5 Allo he burnt the “bones of the prieſts bpon their altars, and purged Judah and Jexuſalem. 4 6 Aud in the cittesof MWanafleh, and Ephzaim, and Bimeon , euch vnto Raph: aie with thety miaules they brake all round about. 7 Andwhen Hee had edeſtroyed the al- tarsand the groucs, and jad broken and amped to powder the images, aud had cut Downe allthe Doles thozowout all the land of Iſrael be returned to Jerufalem. f 8 €* Then in the eighteenth yeere of his teigne, when hee had purged the land and the Temple, hee (ent Shaphan the ſonne of Azaltah , and Maaſciah the Goucrnour of the citic , and Joab the ſonne of Joahas the — > to repaire the boule of the Lord is God· O And when thep came to Hilkiah the bigh ek , they deliuered the money that was bought inte the boule of God, which the Leuttes that kept the Doore had gathe⸗ red at the handof Wanalleh,and Ephꝛaim, andofail the reſidue of Ifrael, and ofall Iu⸗ Bal and Bentamin,and lof the tnbabitants of Jerufalem, sek ID And they put itinthe hands of them that would Doc the worke, and hav the oner: light in the houſe okthe Wozo: and they gaue it to the workemen that wrought in the ae Othe Lord, torepaire and amend the oufe. II uento the workinen and to the buil- Ders gaue they it, to bup hewed tone and timber foz couples anu for beames of the f boult; which the kings of Judah had Des roped, 12 And the men did the worke g faithful- ly, and the ouerlcers of them were Jahath and Obadiah the Lenites, ofthe children of erari, and Zechariah,and Meſhullam, of the childzen of the Kohathites to ſet it for ward : and otthe Leuttes all that could (kill ofinitruments okmuſicke. 13 And they were ouer the bearers of bur: Dens, and them that fer forward all the workmen in euery workesand of the Leuites were (cribes,and officers and porters. 14 (and when they brought out the mo- ney that was bꝛought into the houſe ofthe Lord, iilktah the Peieſt found rhe t booke oe Law of the Lord giuen by the band of ales. 15 Therefore Hilkiah anſwered, and latd ta Dpaphan the chancetlour, J haue found the beoke of che Law in the poule of the ron. OUF ro. Madis vp Lord: and Hilkiah gate the booke to hac han. e i : I6 ARD Shaphan caricd the boske to ithe king, and brought the king word a- gaine, laping, Qil that iscommitted to the Hands of chp eruants, that Dec chey. 17 Jo: they haue gathered the money that was found in tie bonite of the Lom, ant haue deliuered it inta the ands of rye ouer⸗ feers and te the hands of the wo2knien. 13 dilo Shaphau the chancellour necla- red to the kirg, ſaying, Hilkiah the Prieſt hath giuen me a booke: ane Dhaphait rean it befoze the king. i Ij Q when the king had Heard the woods of the Law, he* tare his clothes. 20 Qud the King commaunded Hilkiah and Ahikam the tonne of Shaphan, and Abdon the ſonne of Micah, and Shaphan the chancellour, and Afatal the kings lere uant taping, ; 12 Go and enquire of the Lod for me, ånd for the reſt in Jicael and Judah, concerning the wos of this booke thatts found : foz great is the wath of the Lom thatis falten vpon ps, becaule our fathers haue not kept the word ofthe Lord to doe after all that is witten in this booke. 22 Then Vilkiah and they that the king had appointed , went to Huldah che Pꝛophe⸗ teffe the wife of Dhallum; che fonne of | Zokbath, the fonneof|| Haſrah keeper of them wardzobe (and He dwelt in Jerulalem within the” colledge) and thep communed hereof with her. ra i 23 Aw wee anhwered then, Thus faith the Lod God of Jiracl, Tell pee the oman that lent yon tome, 14 Thus faith the Lord, Behold, J wilt Being euill vpor this place,and vpon theim habitants therof,cuen all the cures, that are written tn the booke which they haue read before the king of Judah: ESTONO Va 25 Becautethep jane forfaken mee, and burnt tnceule vnto other gods,to anger mee with allthe workes et there bands , theres foze fhall my wath fall upon this-place, and Mall not be quenched. Hae j 26 Butta the king of Jusah, pou to enquire ofthe Lord, fo hall ye fay vn- tohim. Thus faith the Lord God of Pirael, The oprys which thou halt heard,fhal come to paffe. A keds hte 27 But becanle thine heart Did ameland UES i For the king was commanded to haue cont- nually a copie of this booke,and to read therein “| day and nighe, Deut.1 7. 18. K For forow that the word of Gok had bene ſo long fuppreifedjand $ the people Kept in ignorance, conſidering alſo the curfes con- teined therein" againit the tranf- greffours, 1 Thus the godly oe not onely la- menttheir owng innes, but alſo that their fathers and predeceflors haue offended God, HOr,Tikuah. * Or, Harhas, m Meaning, ¢i-" ther of the priefts apparell,or of the kings. n Reade hereof | 2.King 22,15, © Thatis,to the king. P This the fpea- P Keth in contempt of the idolatets,: who contfarie'ta reafoh and nature make that a god, which they haue made and framed with the owge 7 thou didſt humble thy felfe before GD ith bands thou heardeſt pis words again t hispane and agami the inhabitants thereof hiin: bledit thy felfe befere mee, and taret thy clothes ant wepteſt betore mee, F haue atio Heard it, faith the Lord. j i 28 Behoid, J will gather thee to thy fa- ets, and thou ſhalt beeput in thy graue th peace,and thine epes Mall not lee all che euill which F will bring vpon thisrplace,and vp· onthe inhabitants of the tame, Thus they brought the king word againe. 29 € Then the king (ent and gathered all the Eldersof Judah and Jerufalem. 20 And the King went bp inta the houle ofthe Lod, and all the men of Jinnah, and the invabitants ef Jerulalem, and the Pꝛieſts weer | whatis the end | of Gods threat- nings, to call his to repentance, | and to aſſure thé vnrepentant of theirde fraction r It may appeat that very few were touched witherue repen⸗ tance, feeing thi God {pared theft}. for a time,onely)} for the kings fake | | | | | | di l Í n ; f k t a à 4 } ( | ' t ! r t t t } empted from the cucſes conteined therin,if they did tranſgreiſe, he ned toall, & was his duety to feeit read co all forts, that euery onc mightlearne ro auoide thofe pu- nilhments by fer- uing Godaright, charge puer al,& muft anſwere for auery one that perithed, hee though‘tit hisdu- i ty to fee that ail fhould make | profeflion to re- ceius the word of God, 2.King.23.2%, æ The Scripture vfeth in fundry places to call the ' lambe the Pafie- ouer, which was bur the figne of the Paffeouer,be- caufe in all facra- ments the fignes | bauethe names _ ofthe things vhich are figni- fied bSethatthe Le- suites charge was not onely tomi- nifter in the Temple, but alſo to inſtruct ey le inthe — of God. c Asit wasbe- fore the Temple was built: there- fore your office oneiy is now to teach the people, andto praife God, 1.Chr. 23.24.25, (26. chapters &c. §Or,the people, ‘d Exhort every one to examine themfelues that ` they be not vn- meere to eate of ` the Paffcouer. Ebr. the fonnes ofthe people. ‘e So that cuery one,and of all forts pottionto the feruice of God. Iofiahs couenant. Hekeepeth - t Becauſe he had fi Chap. Piets and the Leuites,and all the. people trom the greateit ta the í mallet, the read in thetr eaves ali the wordes of the booke of ny souma that was found in the houle of the Lord. 31. And the king food by dis pillar . and made a coucnaut before the Lozd , to walke after the Lozd,and to keepe hts coinmande· ments, € his teſtimonies, and his Latutes, with all his heart, and with all bis ſoult, aad thathe would accompli} the wordes of tye coucnant witten in the fame booke. ; 32 And pe cauledallthat were found in Jerulaiem ¢ Bentamin to and toit; and the niabitants of Jeruialem Did accoꝛding to pcouenant of Gad cuen the God of thew athers, j 33 Bo Joliah tooke away all the abomi · nations our ofailthe countreys that pertat- ned tothe chiidpenof Iſrael, and compeiled all chat were found in Iſrael, to ferue tie Loyd their God; fo all his dayes they turned not backe from the Lod God of theit tas thers. ' — — f j 1 Fofiah keepeth the Paffeouer.2 He fetteth fort ——— 20 He fighteth againſt the king of Egypt,and dreth. 24 The people bewaile tam. prow * olal kept a Paſſeouer yne tothe £028 in Jerufalem and they tlew thea Paſſeouer inthe fourteenth Day of the ficit moncth. ? f ; 2 Auoheappointed the Piets. to their charges,anv encouraged them to the ſeruict of the boule of the L020, f 3 And bee fayd vnto the Lenites that > taught ail Afrael and were fanctified vnto the Lod, Put the holy Arke tn the honig which Salamon the onne of Danto King of Ziracl did build: it thalbe no moze a? bur» Den bpon your Moulders: ſexue now che Lod pour God and his people Iſrael, 4 And prepare pour lues by the houſes of your fathers accoꝛding to pour couries, as *Dantd the King of Iſcael hath wits ten, and according to the writing of Salgs mon bts onne, - j § Gnd tand in the Sanctuary accoꝛding tothe Diutiion ef the families of pour bze- ` tizen [the childzenof the people, and after the diuiſion of the family of the Leuites: 6 Hokill the Paſſeouer, efanctitie pour ſelues, and d prepare your brethren that they map Doe accozding tothe word af the Lord by the band of Bolts. 7_ Jofiahallo gaue to the tpeople fheepe, lambes,and kids,all fo2 the Paſſeouer, ceuen to all that were prefent, te the number of thirty thoufand,¢ three thoufand bullockes: tiele were ofthe kings ſübſtance. 8 And bis Princes offered willingly vn- tothe people, tothe Heieſtes and to the Le- Mites: Hiſkiah, and Zechariah, and Jediel, tulers of the boule of God, gaue vnto the Pꝛieſtes of the Paſſeouer, euen two thot- fand and fire hundzed theepe,and thee hun- dred bullockes. 9 * ¢Conaniah alſo and Shemaiah and aue of that they had,a liberal XXXY. thePaffeouer. Methanecl hts bicthien, ¢ Haſhabiah and Jeiel, and Jozabad, chiete of the Lenites, gant vnto the Leuites for the Waficouer, * tiouland theepe, and fue hundꝛeth vul- OCKES. 3 ri 10 Thus the ſeruice was prepared , and the Pꝛieſtes Rood in their places, allo the Leuttes in their orders, accogving to the Binga no they tlew the (9 i th L- And they ſſewthe Paſſeouer; and the Pꝛieſtes £ {painckied che blood with cheir bands, and the Leuites flayed them. 12 And they tooke away from the s burnt ofring to gue it according to the diuilions of the families of the chilozen.of the people te omer vnto the Lomas it is wiitten in the voske of Doles and feof the bullockes. 13 And thep* roten the Paſſeouer with fire, accoDing to the cufteme , but the fanc» tified things they ſod in pots,pans, and cal- Dons, and diſtributed chem quickly to all the people. 14 Afterward allo they prepared foz themiclues efo: the Prieus: fo: the Piets the lonnes of Garon were occupied ut offe- riag ot burnt offerings, andthe fatte vntill night; therefoze the Leuites prepared foz 183 f Meaning,of the lambe, which was called the Paileouer: for onely the Priefts might fptinckles, and in neceffitie the Leuites might kill the faciifice, g They referued: forthe people that which was not expedient to: be offered, thar cuery man might: offer peace offe- thenifeluss, and fo? the Puekesthe fonnes [PS & © bawe ofdaton. * — Is And the fingers of the fons of Afaph Rood in their ttanding · according to pcome mandement of Dauid, and Alaph, and We man, and Jeduthun theRings* Heer ; and the pozters at eucry gate, who might not Depart from their feruice: therefore their bzethzen the Leuites prepared foz them. 16 So al theferuice ofthe Lod was pze- pared the fame Day tokeepe the Paſſeouer, and to offer burnt offrings vpoñ the altar of the Loꝛd, acceding ta the coamaunde⸗ ment of King Joſiah. AZ And the childzen of Iſrael that were prelent, kept the Paſſeouer the fame time, = the feat of the vnleauened bread ſeuen apes. 18 And there was no Paſſeouer kept like thatin Iſrael, from the Dayes of Samne! +Ebr.found, the JO0phet? neither Didall the Bings of i Which wasin Iſrael keep fucha Paſſeouer as Folia Kept the Gxe & twen. and the Prieſtes and the Lenites, annali ticthyeere of his. Judah Iſrael that were + prelent,andthe Ake Inhabitants of Jerufalem. 2uxg. 23. 29. 19 This Paſſeouer was kept in ithe eigh· x Which wasa: teenth peere of the reigne of Joſiah. citie ofthe Aflya 20 C *After ali this, when Jokat Yad tians,and lofiah prepared » Tempie, Mecho king of Egypt feasinglelthe came bp to fight again k Carchemtly by pallingthorow | Herati, and Joſiah went out again hint. Judah,would - 21 But hee lent meflengers tohin, fay- havetaken his ing , Whathaue J to doe with thee, thon kingdome,made- king of Judah?) come not again thee this wateagan(t · Dap but againt the houſe of mine enemte, him, and conſul⸗ and God commanded mee to make iate: ted notwiththe leane offtocome again God, whichis with Lord me,left he deſtroy thee. Or, Euphratess 22 But Joſiah wonid notturne bisface IEtofmyrbattels. from bim , but ‘changed bis apparel ta | Thatis, armed: fight with him; and hearkenes not tothe bimlelfe or dif. modes of Mecho, which were of the month guifed himielfe of Gon, but came ta fight in the valley of becavfe he mighs: Wegideo not be Knowen⸗ 23 Aun 1 (bros,25,%, h Meaning here> by his Prophet, becaufe heaps pointed the Pfalmes & Pre- phefies which = were to. be. lungs lag ‘Yofiahsdeath. Ichoahar. m The people fo much Jamenred the loffe of this geod king that after when there wasany great la- mentation, this was (poken of as a prouerbe,read Zech. 12.88. n Which fome thinke Ieremie made, wherein he lamenteth the ftare of che Church after this kings deathe 2.Rixg.23 30. a For three mo- . neths after the death of lofiah, came Necho to _Lerufalem,and fo e plagues be- gatywhich Hule dab andthe Pro- phets forewar- ned ſhould come vpon Jerufalem. b To pay this as a yeerly mi- te © Becaufe he and thepeople turned not to God by his firit plague, hec brought a new vpon bim, and at length rooted them out, 2.King. 34.13, d He meanech fuperftitious markes, which were found vpon his body when he was dead: which thing declared how deepely idola- his heart,feeing 23 Aud the Hooters Hat at King Joſtab: thet the King fayd to his lernants , Carre me away, fo: 3| ant very ficke, 24 So his leruantgteoke hin out of that charet, and put him in the fecond charet which bechad , and when they had brought Dün to Jeruſalem, he died, and was burted in the ſepulthres of bis fathers: ane all Ju⸗ Dab and Jerufalem m mourned for Jotiay, 25 And Jeremiah lamented Lokah , and all flinging nen and tinging women mouri ned for Fottal in their iamentattons to this Day, and made the fame foz ant ordinance bunto Ilrael: and behold, they are writen in the "Lamentations. 26 Concerning the eef of the actes of Joab and his goodueke, doing as it was weiten in the Law of the Lord, 27 And his Deedes, firt and laft, behold, thepare wꝛitten in the bocke of the Kings of Alrael ana Judah. CHAP. XXXVI, x After Fofiah reigneth leboahar, 4 After Ie- hoahax, Febouckim. 8 After hım Iehoiacihun. aK After him Zedekiah. 14.074" whofe tome all the people were caried away to Babel, for contem. wing the admonitions of the Prophets, 2% and were reflored againe the fewemteeth yeere after by King Cyrus. “pom * the people of the land toske Jehs · L abas the fonne of Jotiah, and made bun king in bis fathers ttead tu Jeruſalem. 2 Jehoahaz was three and twenty peere old when he began toreigne,and he reigned theee amoneths in Jerulatenr. ; 3_And the king of Egypt tooke him away at Jerufalem , ¢ condemned theland inan bhundred talents of —— talent of gold. 4 ¶And the king of Egypt made iias kim bis Mother hing ouer Judal and Fies tufalent, and turned his name to Jehoia · kin: and Necho teoke Jehoabaz his bzo- ther,and caricd him to Egypt. S- Jebotakun was fue aud twenty peere old when hee began to reigne, and hee reig. ned eleven pere in Jerufalem, and DW « euill in the tight of the LoD his God. 6 Again him came vp Mebuchad-ne3- zar king of Babel, and bound him with chaines tocarie him to Babel. _ 7. Mebuchad-nezzar alla* carted of the bellels of the boule ot the Loꝛd to Babel, and put themin his Temple at Babel. 8 Conceening the ret ofthe acts of Je⸗ hotakin, and bis abominations whichiee DID, and 4 thatwich was found vpon him, behold, Puy ace mitten in the booke of the Kings of Jiracl e Judah : and Jehotachin his fanne reigned in bis ead. 9 ¶ Jehoiachin was ¢ eight pere old when Hee began to rcigne, and hee reigned thee moneths and ten Dapes in FJerulalem, and BID cuillin the light of the Lozd. f Io Gund when the peere was out, Wing Nebuchad nezzar fent and brought himto trie was roored in Babel with the precious veſſels of the boule hee bare the markesin bis fleſh. e, That is, hee began his reigne at eight yeere old,and reigned ten, yeeres when his father wasaliue, and after his fathers death, which was.the eighteenth reigned alone threc moncths and tenne dave. ycers of bisage hee ofthe Loz, aun he made Zedekigh hishbre- ther king over Judah and Jerufalem. IL Fedekiah was one and twenty peere of when be began to reigne, and reigned eleuen peercin Jeruſalem. II.Chron. The captiuicie. Cyrus proclamatiéh. Or, UAC le ° 2.King. 24.175 19. £evem.§2,2. $Ebr.by the hand Of NIS, 12 *And bee did enfilin the fight ofthe off Loꝛd bis God, and humbled not himlelfe bee fore Jeremiah the Pꝛophet at the comman. Dement of the Lora: 13 But he rebelled moreouer aganit e- buchad-nezzar, which bad caufed bim to Cweareby God: and he hardened his necke and made his heart obftinate that be might not returne tothe Loa God of Iſrael. 14 Ali the chiefe of the Pꝛieſtes allo, and of the people tretpafled wouncrfully, accoz- Ding to all the abominations of the heathen, aud polluted the houleof the Lon which be had fanctified tn Yerufalent. : Ig Therefore the Loꝛd Gor of their fas thers fent to them thp pis meflengers, £ ri» fing early and fending : foz he bad compalſi · on on bis people.and on bis habitation. 16 But they mocked the meflengers ef God, aud delpiled his words, Emilyled his Prophets, vutillthe wrath ot the Lorde a- tole againit his people, and till there was no g — E D i a S 7 Fo2hee bro on thent ing ofthe Caldeans, who lew their —— with the ſword * tar the houſe oftheir ganc» tuarp, and {pared neither pong man, n02 birginc,ancient,nor aged : God tgaue allin- to bis bans, 18 And ali the veſſels of the houk of Goa, great andfimall, and the trealures of the houſe ofthe Lord, and the treaſures ofthe m ofhis princes t alithete caried in 9 19 And they burnt the boule of Gos, and brake Downe the wall of Jerufalem, and burnt all the palaces therot with fire,and all the precious veſſels thereof to deſtropall. 20 Quothey that wereleftbp the ſword, caried he away to Babel, and they tere fers uants to him and te bis fonnes, vntill the kingdome of the « Perſians had rule, 21 Co fultill the word of the Lod by the 1 monthof Jeremiah, vutilithe land had ber fill of her Sabbaths : for all the Bayes that fic lay Defolate , fhe kept Sabbath, to fulfill ſeuentie yeeres. 22 ¶ But inthe miri peereof pus king of Pertia (when the wo ofthe Lod fooken by the mouth of Jeremiah , was fini- ibed) the Lozd ſtirred vp che {pirtt of Cyrus king of Peria and he manea Pꝛoclamati· on thozow al his kingdome, aud allo by wie ting, ſaying. ; Á 23 Thus fapth Cyrus king of Peria, Ai the kingdoms of the earth bath the Lod Hon of heaven giuen meand he hath® com- manded me to build himan joute tn Jerte falem,that isin Judah, Wibo is among you ofall bis people , with whome the Loud bis God is? lec him goe vp. f Bythis phrafe} the Scripture meaneth,oftens times,and dili- gently, as Iere. 10.7.8 25.3. & 26.5, and 32.33. g Til God could no longer luffer their finnes, but muft needes pu- nif them, h Whither they fled thinking to haue teene faued for che holineiſe thereof, i Which is not becaule God ape prooucth bias which yet is the minifter of his iuftice,but be. caufe God would by bis tuft iudge- mene punih this people : for this King was led with ambition and vaineglory, whercunto were ioyned fury and cruclty: there~ fore his worke was condemnae ble, notwithflane ding it was iuit & holy on Gods part, who vſed this wicked in- firument to de- clare his iuſtice. k When Cyrus king of Perfia had madethe Babylonians fub- iect. Who threatned the vengeance of God, & ſcuentie ceres captiuitie, x hich —— the Sabbaths, or reft of the Jand, Tere25. 00. Tere:2§.3.& 29 potefdr.2.te s m In the firlt yere that he reige ned ouer $ Cal- deans; Ezra i. ts n God had ſo forewarned by his Prophet above an hundred yeeres before Cyrus was borne, La, 44. 28. that Ierufalem andthe Temphe vied bis ſexuice for atime to deliner his Church, ſhould be built againe by Cyrus his annointtd:fecalled Lecaule Gad THE This prayer is no in the Hebrew, but is tranflared oot of the Greeke, 2, (hrn, 36.22. 3 cfdras2.te iere. 25. 12. 614 29.10. a After thathe - an} Darius had ” wonne Babylon, b Who promifed mation thozow allbis kingdome, and alfo gold,and with fi themdeliuerance bp weiting, laying, ‘ ee after that ſeuenty * ¢ The Prayer of Manaſſeh King Å ofthe Iewes. Lom Almighty, God ot our fathers, Abraham, Jaar and Jacob and of their tiah> teous (eed, which halk made heauen and earth with all theit oꝛunament, which haté bound the fea by the word of thy Commandement, which bait hut vp the Deepe, and leaten tt by chp terrible and gimious Mame, whom all Boe feare, and tremble before thy power : foz the Maieltie of thy glozp cannot be borne, andthine angry thzeatning to- ward finners ts impogtable, but thy merciful pꝛomiſe is vnmeaſureable and vnſearch⸗ able. Foꝛ thou art the moſt high Lod, of great compaffion, long firffering, and mofi mers tiful ann repentett foz mans mifertes. Thor D Lord, accoding to thy great goodnefie balt promiled - repentance and forgiue neſſe to them that nne againit thee, and fo: thine infinite mercies haft appointed Repentance onto ſinners that thep may bee ſaued. Thou therefore D Low, that art the God ofthe tuft , halt not appotnted repentance to the iutt,as to Abꝛaham, and Flaacjand Jacob, which hae nor > finned again thee,but thou patap- pointed Repentance vuto ine,that am a Gunner; foz J baue finned aboue the number ofthe fand ofthe tea. My tranfgreffions, D Loꝛd, are multiplied : mp tranſgreſſions are excee · Ding many: and J am not worthy to behold and fee the height of the heauens, for the smul» titnde of mine vntightesuſneſſe. Jam bowed Bowne with many pponbands that J cans not life vp mine bead neither haue any releate. Fo: J baue proucked thy wath, and Done enill befoze thee. J Did nor thy will, neither kept J thpcommandements , J hare (ee yp abominations , and haue multiplied offences. Mow therefore J bowe the knee okmine heart,belecching thee of grace. J bane finned, D Lod, Jhaue ſinned, and 3 acknowledge my tranigreffions :but I humbly befeech thee, torgiue me, D Lord fogue me,and deſtroy me not with my tranfgreflions. Be not angrt2 with me for ener bp releruing enill fo: me, neither condemme me into the lower parts of the earth. Foz than art the God,cuen the God of thentthat repent: andinme thon wilt ſhew all thy goodneſſe: foz thou wilt ſaue mer that am vnwoꝛthy.accoꝛding tothp agreat mercie : therefore J will paile thee for euer all the daies of my life. Foz all the power ofthe heauens pzaile thee, and thine is rhe glop for suge and ener. Amen. ee Ezra. THE ARGVMEN T, $ the Lordis euer mercifull vnto his Chutch, and doth not punifh them, bnt to the intene they A Mould fee their owme miferies,and be exercifed ynder the croffe , that they might contemnethe world, and afpixe vnto the heauens : fo after that he had vificed the ewes, and kept them now in bone -dagt fenentie yeeres in a ftrange countrey among infidels and idolaters,he remembred his render mer- cies and cheir infirmities,and therefore for his owne fake railed them vp a delinerer, and mooued boththeheart of the chiefe ruler to pitie them), and alfo by him puni(hed fuch, which had kept them in feruitude, Notwithftanding, left they fhould grow into a contempt of Gods great benefit, he keepeth them fill in exerciſe, and raifeth domefticall enemies, which indeaour as much as they can to hinder theirmoft worthy enterprifes : yet by the exhortation of the Prophets they went forward by little and little till their worke was finifhed. - The authour ofthis booke was Ezra, who was Prieft and Scribe ofthe Law,as Chapter 7.6. Heretutned to Ieruſalem the fixt yeere of Daritis, who fucceeded Cyrus, thatis,about fiftie yeeres after the returne of the firit vnder Zerubbabel, when the Temple was buile, Hee broughe with him a great company, and much treaſures, with letters to the Kings officers for all fuch things as {hould bee neceffary for the Temple: and at his comming he sedrefled that which was amifle,and fet the thingsin sood order, y ; CHARI the kingdomes of the earth, and hee hath a Cyrus fendeth againe the peoplethatwas tonnnanded méto tuid him an houſe in Je · ia captinitie, 8 And reStoreth thera their holy ruſalem. which ig in Judab, y vefls, 3 Aho is he among pou ofall his people a3 ee Dine *in the a firft vecreof with whom bis, Gomis? let him goe vp to An sont) Cyrene Ring of Perſia (that Jeruſalem, which ts in Iudah and tuin the Bie the word ofthe Lom, poken houſe ofthe Loꝛd God of Ilrael:hee is the SM bythe >imouth of Jeremiah, God which isin Fernfalem. {Oke D) might bec accomplityes the 4 Andeuctp one that rematnerh inany eB ated Ve ltirred dy thee fpiertof place (where he (oiourneth ) tlet the men of Cyꝛus king of Peria ano he made aproclas his place reliefe re with filuer and with ‘and talth wailing iteris OLO boudeot * and with a willing offering, koathe houſe o 2 @hus layeth Cyzus king of Derſia, God thatis in Jerufalem, yeereswere pat, The Low Gon of heauen hath ginen me dall 5 Chen the chick fathersof Judah and Jere. 25 11. Beniamin and the Prielſts and Leuttes roie c Thatissmoouedhim,and ganehimheart, d Forhewaschiefe by, with ailthem whole {pirit God hav rai mon: sch, and had many nations ynder his dominion, which thishea- {eD to goe bp to butlde the houle of the Lord then king cogfesfeth to baug seccined of the lining God. which ts in Jerufalem, 6 And 184 a Thou haf promifed thar repentance Malf bethe way for them to returne to thee. b Hefpeaketh t this in Comparie:! fonofhimielfe, and thofe holy fathers which haue their com- mendmion in the Scripture,fo that in se(pe& of him= felfe he calleth theirs finnes nos thing, but attrie · buteth vato them righteouk atſſe. e Ifany through © pouerty were not able to returne, the Kings com- wiſſion was that he fhould be fire nifhed with ne= ceſſaries. f Which they thernfeiues thould fend to- ward the repata⸗ tion of the Teme ple, 4 Cyrus reftoreththe holy veffels. The g The Babyloni- 6 And alls theythat were about them, ans andCaideans ſtrengthened their hands with veſſels of fil gaue them thefe prefents : thus ra- ther then the children of God fhould want for their neceflities, he would ftir vp the heart of the very infidels to helpe chem. a Ring. 25.13, 2.chron.36.7, iere 27. 19, 20. dan. 1.2. h Sothe Calde- ans called Ze- rubbabel, who was the chiefe Zouernout,ſo that the preemi- nence ftill remai- uer with wolu, with ſubſtance, and with cat tel.and with precious things, befines al that was wiliingly offered, 7 Alfo the king Cyrus bꝛought forth the vellels of the houle ofthe LoD,” which Pe» buchad· nezzat bad taken out of Jeruſalem, and had put them inthe poule of bis gov. 8 Cuenthem did Cyus king of Perla bring foosth by the hand of Mithredãth the trealtiter , and counted them unto * Spelh> bazzar the pzinceof Judah. 9 And this ts the number of them, thirty batis of golde, athoufand baling of luer, nine and twenttei knives, Io Thirticbowles of olde, and of filuer bowles of the fecond fort, foure hundred and temand of other veflels,a thoufand. II All the veflels of golde and filuer were five thoufand and foure hundzeth. Sbewh- bazzar brought bp all * with them of the —— that came wp frem Gabel to Fes nedinthehonf ruſal of Danid. ĩ Which ferued to kill the beafts that were offered in the facrifice, & With the lewes,thathad bene kept captiues in Babylon, Nehem 7.6. 1.eſdrig. 7. a Meaning Iu- dea, which wasa CHAP, II, The number of them that returned from the cap- tiuitie. ue *alfo ave the fonnes * of the pros uince that went vp out of the captiuitie (whom NKebuchad nezzar king of Babel had carted away vnto Babel) and returned. prouince,thatis, to Jexuſalem, and to Judah, euery one vnto acountrey which pis titie, was in ſubiection. > Zerubbabel was chiefecap- taine,and Iefhua the high Prieft: but Nehemiah a man of great au- thoritie went not now, but came after 64.yeeres, c This was not that Mordecai 2 Mhich came witht Zerubbabel, to wit, Jeſhua, Nehemiah, Seraiah, Reelaiah, c Mordecat, Biliban, Miſpat, Biguat,Re- hinn, Baanah. The number of the men dof the people of Iſtael was, - 3 Che lonnes of Paroſh, two thoufand, an Hundzed, ſeuentie and two: 4 he lonnes of Shephatiah,thzeehun- Died feuentte and two: 5. The fonnes of Arab, ſeuen hundreth and ſeuentie and fiue 6. The lonnes of | Pahath Moab, okthe which was Efters ſonnes of Jeſhua and Joab, tive theufand, kin{man. d Meaning,of thecommon people. WOr.of the duke of Moab. eight bundzethand twelne: 7 Che lonnes of Clam, athoufand,two Hundzech and foure and fiftie: 8 The fonnes of Fattu, nine hundzed and fine and foztie: 9. The ſonnes otf Zaccai, ſeuen Hund20d and thzeefcore: . ‘ 10 Che fonnes of Bani, fire hundꝛed and two and fortie: & * Il Che fonnes of Bebai fire hundzed and three and twenty: 12 Che ſonnes of Azgad a thouſand, two hundꝛed and two and twentie e Wh'ch were ofthe ; o teritie of Hez. kidi. 13 Chelonnes of Adonicam, fice hunden thꝛeeſcore and fire: ecules! $ 14 Che formes of Bigual, two thoufand and fire and fifties - I5_ The fonnes of Anin, foute hundzed and foure and fiftie: 5434133 16 The fonnes of Atet ofe Hiskiah, nines tie and eight: 17 The lonnes of Bezii, three hundred Ezra. number ofthem that returned. aud three and twentie. : a The tonnes of Jorah an hundꝛed and elue. > Ig Che fonnes of Malhum, two huna. and three and twentic: 20. The fonnes of Gibbarninetytines — 21 § Che lonnes of Beth lehem, att hue f Thatis,inha- Deed and three and twentie. bitants: for ſo 22 Che menof Netophah, ſixe and fifty: chis word (fonney 23 The men of Anathoth, an hundsed fignifieth, when and eight and twentie. it ıs ioyned with 24. The fonnes of Azmaueth, two and a namesof .. ces, fogty. p 25 The ſonnes of Kiriath-arim, of Ches phirah, and Beeroth, feuen hundzed and thzee and forty. 26 The ſonnes of varamah,and Gala, fite hundzed and one and twentte: 27 Ehemenol Michmas, an hundzed and tivo and twentie: : 28 The lonnes of Beth-el, and Ai, twa hundzed and thzee and twenty. 29 The fonnes of Acbs,two and fifty: 30 The lones of Masbiſh, an hunden and fire and fiftte: ‘ 31 Che ſonnes of the other Clam, a — and two hundred, and foure an’ ty. ; 32 The lonnes of Marim, three hunda ann twentie y 33 The fonnes of Lod-hadid , and Dus, -feuen hundzed and fiue and twe ia ꝛ 34. Che ſonnes of Jericho, thece hundred and fueand forty: 35 Whe fonnes of Senaabh,thzee thouland | fire hundzed and thirtie. 36 EThee Hrieſts: ef the fonnes of Je- Datah of the houte of Jeſhua, nine hundzed g Before he hath declared the two feuenty and thzee. — 37 Che fonnesof Immer, a thouſland tribes of udah and two and fifty: and Beniamin, 38 The onnes of Palhur , a thouſand methto thetribe two hundzed and feuen and fezty. __ of Leui,and be- 39 Che lonnes of artin,athouland and sinneth at the - ſeuente et Lenites: the fonnes of Bes PSC 40 e Lenites: the í * +The Leui fhua,and Kadmiel,of the fonnes of Hodaui · Tahera AA — fannes of alaph | 4I e fingers: the ſonnes o Sing, an hund ed and eight and twentie. — | and Beniamin, : | | | 2 € +t Che fonnes o€ the Porters : the terse — of Sballum, the ſonnes of Ater, the tree Baran fonnes of Talmon, the founes of Akkub, the fonnes of atita , the fonnes of Dhobat , all were TR tie a est 43 e 'Methinims: the formes of Ff h socalled be- ba, the sind of Halupha, the ſonnes of caute they mere t + iuen to 44 Thelonnes of Keros, the fonnes of ‘Temple, —— Siaha the lonnes of avom, ` wood and beare 45, The Guney of Lebanab,thefonnes oF water for the vie agabah, the ſonnes ofAkkub, of the facrifices, 46 The lonnes of agad ,the ſonnes OF and cameofthe Hhamlan the fonnes of Hanan, Gibeonites, 47 Eie fonnes of Gddel, the fonnesof which were.aps - Gahar.the onnes of Reaiah, pointedto this 48 The fonnes of Resin, the ſonnes oF yfe by lofhua, Pckoda,thefonnes of Gaʒzam. Nothgaze 49 The Hones of C353, the onnes of © Sm Paleah,the fonnes of Be r i so Thelounes of Aiah, the formes of ` Meimnim, ‘from captiuitie. The peoples zeale. Meunim, the fonnes of Nephuſim 4 m i Which came of them that Sa- lomon had ap- pointed for the worke of the Temple, k Ofhim is made mention, 2. Sam. 17.27. and 19 31.& be- caule the Prieſts office was had in contempr, thete ‘would haue hanged their eftate by their name, and fo by Gods iult iudge- ment loft both the eftimation of the world,and the dignitie of their office, 1 ThisisaChal- de name,and fig- “nifieth him that hath authoritie Ouer others, m Read Exod, 28,30. ‘kn Which mount to of our moncy, 24826. li. 13, thil,4.d, eftee- ming the French crowne at 6thil. 4d. for the dram isthe eight part ofan ounce, and the ounce the eight partofa marke. © Whichare Called minæ, and conteine a piece two markes: fo make 550000; franKes, which 944936 hih zo - pE Toclonnes ot Bakbuk, the ennes of wWakupa - the nnes of Darbur, -52 The lonnes of Bazluth, the ſonnes of Webida, the onnes of Varma §3 The Connes of Barcos , chefonnes of Hilara, the lonnes of Chamab, §4 The ſonnes of Pesta, the fonnes of Hatipha, 55 Che lonnes of Salomons i ſexuants: the tonnes of Dotai , the fonnes of Mophee eth, the fonnes of eruta, s6 The ſonnes of Jaalah, the fonnes of Darkon, the onnes of Giddel, §7 The lonnes of Shephartah.the onnes of atttl, the fonnes ef Pochereth Pazze- baim, the ſonnes of Ami. 58 AU the Methinims, and the fonnes ef Dalomons feruants were thꝛee hundzeth ninette and two. 59 ¶ And thele went vp from Telmelah. and froin Cethariha, Cherub, ATdan, and Immer, but they could not delcerne their fav thers boule, and their ſeede, whether thep were of Iſrael. f 60 The fonnes of Delaiah, thelonnes of Tobiah, the fonnes of Mekoda, lie hundzeth and two and fittie. 61 And of the onnes of the Ppietes, the fonnes of Yabatah, thefounes of Cos, the fonnesof k Barztllat : which tooke of the Daughters of Barsillat the Gileadite te wife, and was called after their name. 62 Theieloughe their wiring of the ge- nealogies, but they were not found : theres foze were thep put trom the Pꝛieſthood. 63 Andi Cirhatha fad vnto them, that they ſhould not eate ofthe mot holy thing, till there rofe vp a Pꝛieſt with = Urim and Thummim 64 The whole Congregation together was two and fourty thouland,thzeehundzeth and thzeefcoze, = ~ 65 WBelives their ſeruants € their mayds: of whom were feuen thouland,thzec hundred and ſeuen and thirtie : and among them -were two hundzeth ſinging men and linging women. — 66 Their herkes were feuen hunszeth ana fireand thirtte : their mules two hundzerh and fiue and fonrtie : 97 Theit camels foure hundreth and fiue and thirtie: thetr afles, fire thoufand euen hundreth and twenty, 68 And certaine of the chiefe fathers, when they came to the houfe of she LozD, wich was in Jerufalem , they offered wil- lingly fo2 the boule of Ged, telerit yp vpon bis foundation. ; i 69 Thep gaue after their abilitie vnto the treafureofrhe worke, even one and three: {core thoufand ° drammes of golde. and fue thoutand o pieces of luer, and an bundzcth Dicts garments. _ y 70 Bothe Pꝛieſtes and the Lenites,and a certaine ofthe people, and the ſingers and the porters, and che Methintuisdwelt in their cities, and all Pfracl in tieit cities, CHAP TIF a: They build the Akar of God, 6 They offer Chap. iii tothe Lorde. 7 They prepare forthe Temple, s1 And fng vntothe Lord. The reedifying ofthe Temple. 18 5 Az * when the a fenenth moneth was r.E/dr 5.47. £ ome, and the chilazen of Iſrael were in their cities, the people alſembled themſelues ās one man onto Jerufalem. 2 Chen koode vp Jepua the ſonne of rember, Jozadak, and hts barthzen the Pzteltes,and Fernbbabel the > ſoune of Hhealticl, and hts bretizen, and builded the Aitar ofthe Ged of Iſtael, to offer burnt offerings thereon, aS tt ts witten inthe Lawe of Moles, the man of Gad, 3 And they letthe Altar bpon «hes bales (foz feare was among them, becaule of the people ofthote countreys) therefore they of: fered burnt oftrings thereon vnto the Loon, cuen burnt offerings in the moning, and at enen. l 4 They kept allo the feat ofthe Taber» nacles, as iris witten, and the burnt offe ring * Daply, by number according to the cn- ttome Day by Day, § And afterward d thecontinuall burnt offering, doth in the new moneths and in all the feait Daves that were conſecrate vnto the LoD, and tr alt the oblations witingly of fered vnto the Lord 6 fromthe firtt day of the feuenth nos neth began they to offer burnt offerings vne tothe Lozd ; but the foundation of the Cent ple of the Loza was notlaya. 7 Thep gaue moncy allo vnto the mas fons, and to the wozkemen , and meate and Duinke and oyle vnto them of Sidon and of Cyrus, to bring them Cedar wood trom Lee banon to the fea vito} Japho, accozding ta the avora that they bad of Cyrus Wing of erha. 8 Candin the fecond pere of their conts “ming onto the boule of God in Jerulatemin the -fecond moneth, began Serubbabel the fonne of Sbealttel, and Jethua the fonne of Jozodak, and the remnant of their brethren the Prielles and the Leuites, and all they that were come out ofthe captinity vnto ge tulalem , and appointed the Leuttes fron twentie peere olde and abeue, to fet foward the worke ofthe houte ofthe Lod. 9 And Jepua f tod with his onnes, and bis brethzen, and Kadmiel with his fonnes, and the formes of Judah together to fet fozward the workemen tn the boule of God, avd the ſonnes of Henadad with their fonnes, and thelr beethzen the Leuites, Io And when the builders layd the foune Datien ofthe Temple of the Lorde, they ap- pointed the Prieſtes in their apparell with trumpets, and the Lenttes the fonnes of Afaph with Cymbals, to maile the Loze, a ae ihe ordinance of Daͤuid King of Te rael. 11 Thns they fang when they gaue pate, and when they gaue thankes vuta the Logo, Foꝛ He t3 geod, foz hts mercie endureth for g= uer toward Iſtael. And alt the people ſhou⸗ ted With agreat Monte, whenthcy praylen the Lod, becunle the foundation of the houſe ofthe Loꝛd was laya. 12 Many alo of the Ppielts and rhe Le» uites and che cyicte of the fathers, ancient aa MY a Cald Tifhiî, which anfweretls to partof Sep. and pare of O&ober. b Meaning,ne- phew: forhee was the fonne of ~ Pedaiah,reade 1,Chron, 349. c Inthe place where Salomon had placed it, Exod.23.16. d Thar is after the fealt of Ta- bernacles, lOr, Zoppe, e Whichmo- neth conteined > part of A pril,and part of May : for in the meane feafon they had prouided for things neceflary for the worke, F They gaue them exhortatte ons,andencon- ragedeuery man * forward inthe worke, 1.C0h70,06.7,80 : ` The building hindred. meh which had fene the firit houte, (when the foundation of this houle was lato betore g Becaufethey thelrepes) s wept with a loude vepce, and fawthaticwas many ſhouted aloud foz top, ; nothing foglori- 13 @othat che people could not dilcerne ousasthe Tem- the ſound of the thout foz toy, fram the nople ple, which Salos of the baceping ofthe peeple : forthe people mon had buil, ſhouted witha loud crie, and the nople was notwithitanding heard farre off. Aggeus comfor- reth them, and prophefieth thar it fhall bee more beautifull rhen the firft ; meaning the fpirituall Temple, which are the memhers of Chrittes body, CHAP, IIIT, 2 The building of the Temple is hindred , and how. 11 Letters to Artaxerxes, the anfiveres pe a the aduerſaries of Judab and Wem iainin beard, that the childztn ofthe cap⸗ tiuitie builded the Tempie vnto the Lode God of Iſrael. 2 Andthey caine to scrubbabel. tothe chicfe fatherg,and laid vnto them, Aee will build with pou; for wee leeke the Lord your God, as pedoc,and wee haur faccificed vute bim, fince the tune ot Elar Pannon King of Althur, which brought vsvp dither. 2 When Ferubbabel.and Jechua, and che telt of the chicfe fathers of Hlracl, ſayd vunta them, It is not foꝛ you. but for vs to builde the boute vnto cur Gon :> for wee our (clues together will build it vnto the Lor Gad of Iſrtael, as thing Cyrus the iing of Perſia Had commanded vs. ; 4 AWherekoꝛe the peopte of the land + dif. couraged the prople of Judah, and troubled them tn building, a Meming, the inhabitants of Samatia,who the King of Aflyria had placed inthe ſtead of the ten tribes,2. kin, 17. 24. and 19,37. thefe proteſſed God biit wor- ‘hipped idols al- „and therefore re the greateft mies to y-true rants of Ged, or they per- t what their ce was, to wit, to erect ido. latry in flead of true Religion § Andthep < hired connfellers agatnit $Ebr.madetheir them, to hinder their Deuice, allthe tapes of hands weake. Cynis king of Perſia, cuen vntill the reigue c Theybrived ot Darius Ming of Perla. ; the gouternours 6 Anvinthe reigne off Ahaſhueroſh(in vndertheking the beginning of bts reigue) wore they an tohindertheir acculatton againſt the inhabitants of Jusay work, Thus they and Jeruſalem. thathalt,caenot 7 And tiu the dayes oke Artahſhaſhte, Di abide that Goᷣ thiedath, Tabeel, the reſt of their compas Mak bepurely prons wote when it was prace, vnto Ar⸗ erud. tahikaibte Kingof Perla, and the wetting ofthe letter was the Arcenites witing, and the thing declared was in che language of the Aramites, d Hewasalfo called Astaxers xes,which 13.4 Perfian name. 8 Rebun the chanceller,and Shimſhat Somethinkeit the Scribe wrote a letter again Jerutas wasCambyfes lem to Artahſhaſhte the Ring, in thts ſort. Cyrusfonne, or ~ Darius,as verf.5. e Called Artaxe erxes,which fig. nificthin ý Pere fia tongue,an ex- cellent warrieur, HOr, counfellour. f Thefe were cer- taine people, which the Afly- tians placed in Samariain ftead ofthe ten tribes, g Sometiinke it was Sancherid, but rather Salmanafar. h To wit, Euphrates , and he meancth inre(peG of Babel, that they dwelt beyendit, i Which were a certaine people thar enuied the jewes. 9 Then wroce Rehum the chanceller,and Shimihat the Bcribe, and their compani« ong, Dinate, and Apharlathcate, Carpes late, Arphafate, Archcnate, Bablaie, bu: thauchate, Debauc, Clinate, Io And the rett of the people whome the great ann noble z Afnappar broughe once ann (erin the cities of Samaria, and othce thas are beyond the t Riner andi Cheenti. IL ¶ And this is copte of the letter that they fent puto King Artahſhaſhte, THY SERVANTS the men beyond the River and Cheeneth, falute thee. Ezra. Rehums accufation. a 12 Be it knowen bnto the King, that the Jewes which cane vp from thee toys, are come vite Jeruſalem (a citie rebellious ana wicked) anv bud, anv lap the foundations Di the walles, and hang ioyned the founda ⸗ tions. - E __13 De it knowen now vnto the King, that if tbis citie be bulit, and the foundartens of the waltes layt, they tti not giue toll, tris bute, no2 * cuitome; to batt toon binder the Wigs tribute. 14. How therefore becauſe we paue bene brought vp in che Kings palace , it was not meete foz vs tolee the Kings Dihor our: fog ees caule Daue wee fent and certified the 8> Is Chat ove may (earch in the bookeof the Chronicles of thy fathers, and thou falt fiudein the bocke of the Chzonicies, and pecceructjat this citie is rebellious and nois fome vnto Kings and prontnces, and that they baue mooued (edition of old time, for the which caule this city was Deltroped. ! 16 dee certifiethe Ring therefore, that iE | this citte be builded, and the foundation of the walles layd, bp this meanes the portion beyond the River wall not be thine. 17 @ Che King ent an anfivere vnto Rebumthe Ghancellour,and Shimmai the Scribe, and cia the rett of their compant> | ons chat dwelt in Samaria, and vnio the | some reade,for other beyondethe Riner, ! Shelam; and shelam,aluratio,, m Cheech. f or greeting, Í 18 @ The letter which pee ſent vnto vs, m Called alfo Hath bene openly cean before me, Cheeneth, as Ig Gnd J haue commatindDed and tity verfio. hauelearched, and found, that this citie of olde time hath made tnlurrectton ag ainſt Rings and hath rebelled and rebellion pati. bene committed therein, 20 There haue bene mighty Kings alfa ouer Jeruſalem, which haue ruien oner all beyond the River, and toll, tribute, and cis Rome was giuen vntothem. 21 {Dake pe now a decree, that thole men may ceale, and that thecitrebe xot built till Ji baue guten another comimanvement. 22 Take hecd now that pe Faile not to do mis $ twbp ould Domage growe to hurt the ing? 23 CUhexthe copy of King Artahſhaſh⸗ tes letter was read before Rehum ¢ Shim⸗ hat the Dcribe,and their compamons, they went dp in all the batte ta Jerufalem vuto the Jewes, and cauled chem to ceaie by force and power. 5 24 Then cealed the worke of the houle of Sad which was in Jerufalem, and din flay unto the feconn pere ef Dartus King of Perlia. CHAP, V. 1 Haggai and Zechariah do prophefie. 3 The worke of tie Temple goeth forward contrary tothe, minde of Tatnat. 6 His Letters to Darius, Be gy Haggata Prophet, and zechart· yor,Haggew. | 3b the (onne of Addo a Prophet prophe⸗ Hagia. fied vnto the Jewes that toere in Dydal, 1 ¢/dr.6,s. and in Jerufalem, inthe Mame ofthe Goa of Fitacl.euco vnto them. 2 Chen Fcrubbabel the fonne of She alticl, and Jechua the onne of Tormak - avole, a k. Meaning,the | gifts that are wont to be ginen to kings when they pafle by any’ countrey. Ebr. in the Chalde,We haus eaten the fale of the Palaces n Notaltoge- : ther:for the Pros phets exhorted | them to conti⸗ nue, but they vied leffe dili- gence becaufe of the troubles. The enemies letters. arole,and began to build the boule of God at Jeruiaiem, Evwith them were the Prophets of God, which + helped them. 3 EArt that fame time came te them Tat- nat, which was captaine beyond the riuer, and Shether boznai & thete compantons, and fayd thus vnto them, Cibo hath ginen you commandement te build thts houſe,and to lay the foundation of thele walies? s 4 > Chen fayd weevnto them after this maner, hatare the names of che men that build this building ? ; § But thes epcof their God was bpon the Ciders of the Jewes, that they could net caule them to ceale, cell the matter came to Darius; and then they anlwered by letters thereunto. t 6 Thecopicof theletter, that Tatnai captainebevond the Riner, and Dbhether- bosnat and his companions, Apbarlechaie, (which were beyund the Riuer) tent vnto kug Darius. ; 7 Cheylent aletter onto him wherein tt was witten thus, VNTO DARIYVS the - king, all peace. 3 Be itknowen vnto theking, that we went inte the Prouince of Judea, to the boule ef the great God, which is builded with || great ttones, and beames are layd in the wals, and this worke ts wrought (peedt- lp, and prolpereth in their bands. o Thenalked we thole Elders, and fayt bute them thus, Aho hath giuen pou com- ; mandement to build thts houle, and to lap ‘ the foundation of thele watles? i 10 CGee alked their names alfo, that wee i might certifie thee,and that wee might write = names ef the men that were their rue 3. Il Butthey anfwered bs thus, ant fain, Clee are tye leruants sf the God of heauen Ti ‘a Which encou. raged tbem to oc forward and acculedthem that they were more caretull to build their owne hou- fes,then zealous to build che Temple of God. b Thetis, the enemies asked this,as verie ro, fh His — cheſpitit o ſtrength. * built of ols and many veeres agog, which a great king of j{tacl builded, and foun» edit. 12 But after that our fathers bad proun» ken the God of heauen vnto weath, *he gaue thera ouer into the hand of fAcbuchadneszar king of Babel the Caldean, ane he deſtroyed this houle, and caried the people away cap: tie into Babel. 13 Gutin the ¢ fir peere of Cyrus king of babel, king of Cyrus made a decree to build this boufe of Gon. 14 Aud tie velſſels of golde and Muer of the houle of Gon, which Nebuchadnczzar tooke ontofthe Temple that was in Jeru- falem, and brought them into the Temple of Gabel, thole via Cyrus the king take out ef the tempie of Babel, and they gaue ther vnts one Shebazzar by his name, whome he bad made captatne. Ig And de (ard vnto bin, Cake thele vel: feis and goe thy map, and put them in che Tenipicthactsin Zerufaleni, and let che boule of Sod bebuilt iwebhisplace, 16 Then came the fame Dhelhbaszar, and lato tke foundation sf the boule of God, which is in Jeruſalem, and fince that time sun vntill now, bath tt beens in building, eet is it not ſiniſhed. d To wit, Salo- mon. a. King 6.2. 2.chro. 3.2. 2.King. 24.12, 44d 25-9» e Read Ch ips 1. 4,2. f Read Chap. 1. R, . Chap.vj. and earth, and builde the boule that was . The decreeof Darius. 17 Now therefore if it pleale the king, let there bee learch made tn the boule of the kings $ treafures , whichis there in Badel, whether a Decree Hath beene made by king Cpns, to build this houle of God in Jetula⸗ lem, and let the King (end bis minde concer: ning this. CHAP. 186 g Meaning, in the ibrary,or places where lay the regifters,or recordsof tumes VIL At the commandement of Darius king of Pera fia, after the Temple was burlded and dedicate, the children of Fſrael keepe the feaft of valeaue- ted breads I -Efdr,6.2%6 *Ebr. houfe of boskes, — Darius gaue commaunde⸗ ment, and theymade {earch in the tii brary ofthe trealures, which were there lata bp in Babel. 2 And there was found ina a coffer (in the palace that was tn the province of the Medes) a volume, and therein was it thus witten, as a memoꝛiall. N THE FIRST yereof King Cys, King Cyzus made a Decree foz the bouie of God tn Jcrufaiem, Let tye boule be butlt, euen che place where thep offered lacri tices, and let the walles thereot bee iopnen together : tet the beight thereof be threeicoze — the bꝛeadth therot threeſcore cue a Wherein were the aGesof rhe kings of Medes and- Perfians. eS, 4 Three | orders of i great ones, and One oder of timber, and ict the expenſes bee giuen of the Kings houſe. § Ao tec chemtenDer the beflels of the bouit of God (of golvand filucr , which Ae- buchadnezzar tõoke out ot the Temple which was in Jeruſalem, and brought vñto Babel ) and let t him gee vnto the Temple that isin Jerulalem to bis place, ¢ put them inthe boule of GoD. i © Therfoze Catnat captaine beyond the riuer and Dbetbar Boznat and their come panions Apharſecaie, which are beyoud the riuer) be pee farre e from thence. — c Meddlenet 7 Buter yee the worke of thishoulesF wich chem,nei- Gov, that che captatne of the Jewes € the cher bioder them. Elders of the Tewes may build this houle of God in bis place. 8 Fo J baue giuen a commandement what yee fhall Doe to the Civers of thei Jewes foz the building of thts boule of God, that ofthe reuenues ot p king, which is of the tribute beyond the river, there bee inconti nently expenies giuen vnto thele mien chat they 4 cealenot, 9 Aud that which they hallbane neede of, let it bee giuen vnto them Bay by Day, whetheritbe young bullockes, oz rammes, oz lambes fo: the burntofferings of the Gea of heauen, wheate,falt, wine and oyle, ac» coding tothe appointment of the Prtettes —— are in Jerulalem, that there bee no au t, ‘ 10 Ghat they may haue to offer fwecte odours vito the God of beaucn, and pzap fog the kings life, and fo? bis ſounes. IL And J haue made a decree, that whas ſoeuer fyal alter this fentence,the wood hall be pniied Downe from bis houle , and fhalt bee tet vp, and pee fhall bee hanged thereon, - Qaz ana HOr rowes, or coures· bOr, marble. rubbabel , to whom hee giuetk charge, d For lackeof money. The Temple dedicated, Paffeoucr. and bis boule Hall bee made a dunghill foz this I2 And the God chat hath canka his e Whohath ap- Rame eto Dwell there, deſtroy all kinges pointedthat and people that put to thetr hann to-alter, place to haue his and to Deitroy this boule ot God, whichis in namecalled vp- Jerufalem. J Darius haue made a decree, on there. let tt be Done with (peed. : 1,Efdr.7. 1 13 C * Chen Catnat the captaine be- youd the riucr, and Dhethar Boznai and tbeir companions, according to that which Darius had lent, lo they dtd eedily. I4 Sothe Elders of tye Jewes builded, and they profpered by the paophelping of f Maggalthe Prophet, and zechariah the {onne oë Jodo. and they builded t finished tt: by che appotntment of the Had ot Jiracl, and by the commaunBement of Cyrus and Darius,and Artahtalbte king ot Perlia. j 15 And this houle was tinted che third g Thatis,the Dapofthemoneth s Adar, which was» the twelfth moneth, lixt yeere of the reigne of king Darius. and containeth 16 @ Ano the chlen of Jirael, the part of February, patelts andthe Leuites , aud the relidue of and part of chitdzenof the captiuitie, kept the dedica⸗ March. tton of he houſe of Gos with top: h Andthe two — 17 And offered at the Dedication of this and fourtieth af- Houleot God an hundzeth builockes, twa ter their firlt hundzeth rammes, foure hundzeth lambes, retucne. and twelue goates, fo: the finne of ali Iſra⸗ Ae oong ta the number ot the tribes of raei. 18 And thep let the prieſts in their omer, and tie Leuites in therr couries, ouer the ſeruice of Gon in Jeruſalem, as tt is witter in the * booke of Moſes. Dig Ig And ihe children of the captinitie kept the Paſſeouner on che fourteenth day of the ürt nioneth. f j 20 (Foꝛ the Pꝛieſtes and the Lenites —— were purtited all together) ana they killed i Which were of the jDaflvouer fo2 ali rhe childꝛen of the cap- theheathcn,and tiuitte, and foz their bactyzen che Prieutes, forlakedtheir and fo: themfeines. i idolatric to wor- 21 othe chilmenof Jlracl which were fhip the true come againe out ofcaprtuttic,and al fuch as God. — had i feparated themkelues vnto them from k Meaning,Da- the filthineſſe of the beathen of theland, to rius,who was ſeeke the LoD Gon of Pirarl,did eate, king of the 22 And they kept the feat ofunleauened Medes, Perfians, bread (euen Dapes with toy: foz the Lord bad and Afivrians. made them glad,and turned che beart of the PEb.to flrength- king ofk Al hur vnto them, to + encourage esther hands. them̃ in the woke of the houle of God, cuen the God of Iſrael. C Hy AMP iIVALL. x By the commandement of the king, Erra and a The Bbrewes his companions come to lerufalem. 27 He giucth write that diuers thankesto God. Of the kings of Ni after thefe things in the reigne of Perfia were cal- aArrabhathte king of peria, was Ezra led by this tiie Mune of Derah the ſoune of Azariah name, as Pharaoh the forte of Yeiktal, wasacommon 2 Ge onneafSballum, the fonne of name to the Zadok, the onne of Myicub, kingsofEgypt, 3 The fonneor Amarta,the fonne of a+ and Cefar to the za iah, the loune of Meraioth, Emperowrsof 4 Whe fonne of 3-vatah, the fonne of Cz. Rome, zi,chefonne of Bukk, § The ſonue of Abiſhua, the ſonne of f Whom God ftirred vp to aſ⸗ fure them that he would giue their work: good ſucceſſe. Num 3.6, and 8.9. Ezra. Artahfhafhtesletrer. Pbinehas, the ſonne of Eleazar, the ſonne ofe garon the chtete Piet. 6 Chis Ezra came vp from Babel, a wasa: Scribe prompt in rye law of Ma fes, which the Lo2b God of Jirael had gi- uen, aud the king gaue him all his requeit according tothe hand of the Lozd bis Gon which was ppon him. r 7 And there went pp certaine of the chil- Den of Iſrael, and ofthe Purteiles, andive Leuttes, andthe angers, ann the porters, and the echimims vnto Jerulalem, in the ſeuenth yeere of king Artahtiathyte. and to expound 8 Aud he came to Jerulalem tn the 4 Aft it: whom Marke moneti, which was in theſtuenth peere: of calletha ſeribe, the King. ; Marke 12 28. o Foꝛ vpon the firit day of the fir! mo- Matthex and neth brgan neto go vp from Babet, andon Luke eallhima- the Grit day of the fife moneri came bee te Lawyer,or Do- Jeruſalem, acceding to the good hand of Aorot the Law, His God that was vpon him 3 Marth. 22.35, Io jor Ezra had prepared his heart to Luke 10.25. fecke the law of the Lod, and to Dor tt, and d Thatcontai- toteach the precepts andtudgements in JG ned part of luly rael. ee A andpartof Aus Il @ And this is the copie of the letter sut. ` that king Artahſhaſhte gauc vnto Ezra the e Ofking Da- Pꝛielt and icribe, cuen a writer of the woꝛds rius. of the commandements ofthe Lod, and of Hts itatutesouce Pirael. I2 ARTAHSHASHTE King ofkings to Ezra the Dict and pert Scribe of the Lawofthe God of beauen, and to f Ohe: f Some take this encth. for the name ofa 13 J baue giuen commaundement, that people , fome for euery one that is willing in my kingDome of time or continu. the people of Iſrael and of the Pꝛieſtes, and ance, meaning Lenitess to go to Jeruſalem wiih theesthall tharthe king wie gor. __« fhed him long 14 Wherefore art thou fent of the king tife. and bis feuen countelicrs,to binquire in Jus g Which remaie Bal and Jeruſalem, accozding to the law of ned as yetin Bae tby God, which is in thine hand, bylon,and had 15 Gud to carte the luer andthe golde, not returned which the king and hts countellers willing⸗ with Zerubba · lp offer nnto the God of Iſrael (whole babi- bel. tation tsin Jeruſalem.) h To examine 16 AnD all the fluer and golde that thon who liued accor⸗ canſt finde tn all the Pounce of Wabel, dingto the Law. with the tree offering of the people, and i Whereof thou that which the Pꝛieſtes offer willingly tO are expert. abe boufe of their God which isin Ferula- em, 17 That thou mapet buy (peedilp with this fluer bullocks, rammes, lambes, with their meat offerings , and their drinke offes rings + and thou halt offer them vpon the altarofrhe boule of your Oo , which is in Jeruſalem 18 And whatloeuer it plealeth thee and thy beethzen todo with the ret of the fitues and gold, Doe vett according ta the will of ton,to proue that he came of him. c He theweth » here what a foribe is;whe had charge to write the Law, your * God. k Asye know 19 And the veſſels that are giuen thee for beft may ferue to Gods glory o. luer thon betore tn Jeruſalem. 20 Sup therrur that thallbe need nil for the houſe of thy Ged, whic) walls imeet for thee io beſtow thou Malt betiow tt out oF * the kinga treaiive houſe. 21 Awd Jking Arraia yee haue the lerntce of the * of thy Suv, thole de · f ginen com⸗ i| 1 Which was the t} sjuer Euphrates, ‘| and they were i| beyond it inre- fpe& of Baby- lon. I| 4Ebr.Corim. m Reade 1.King. |7.26,& 2.chros 2.10, | n This declareth that the feare of Godsiudge- | ments caufed him to vie this liberalitie, and f not the louethat he bare to Gods glory,or affeai- on to his people, o He gaue Ezra full awhoritie to reftore all things according tothe word of God,and to punith them that refifted and would not obey, Thus Ezra pre God thanks or that he gaue bim fo good fuc- ceffe in his af- faires by reafon of theKing, 1,€/2 3.29, a Reade Chap. 7.1. fOr,captaine _of Moab, X A - |The Kings eommiffion. commandement to all the trealurers which ate beyonde the ! Riuer, that whatloeuce Esra the Pꝛieit and Scribe of the Law of the God of heauen ſhall requite of pou, that it be Done incoutinentlp, 22 Gnto an hundzeth talents of Gluer, bnto an bundzeth + meafures of wheate, and vnto an hundeth baths of wine, and bunto an hundzeth = baths of oyle, and falt with- out witing. ! 23 Gibhatioener is bp the commandement ofthe Hod of heauen, let it be Done ſpeedily fo: the houle of the God of heauen: fo: why mouin he bee woth » againk the Realme of the King, and bis children? 24. And we certtfie pou, that ppon any of the Pꝛteſts, Leuites, lingers, porters, Ne· thintins , oz mintfters in this poule of God, there fhal no gouernour lay vpon them tolle, tribute no? cuitome. 25 And thou Esra(after the wiſedome of thy God, that isin thine band) o fet indges and arbiters , which may indge all the peo» ple that ts beyond the Riner, euen allthat know the Lawe of thp God, and teach pee them thatknowitnet. — 26 And wholoeuer will not doe the Law of thy God, and the Kings law, let him haue tudgement without delay, whether it be vn- to Death, oz to baniſhment, o2 to confifcation of goods,o2 10 impzifonment. 27 P Bleſſed bee the L028 God of our fa- thers, which to hath put in the Kings heart, to beautifie the boule of the Lo: thatisin Jerufalem, i 23 And bath enclined mercie towary mee, before the Ging and bis countellours, and befo all the Rings mightie Pintes, and J was comfozted by the band of the £020 my God, which was bpon mee, and F) gathered the chicfe of Jfracito got vp with mee. CHAP. VIII, 1 The number of them that returned to Ieruſa- lem with Ezra, 21 Hee caufeth them to faft, 24 Hee admomfbeth the Priests of thew ductie. 31 What they did when they came to Ferufalem, —J Heſe are now the chiele fathers ofthem, and the genealogie of them that came bp with mee from Babel, inthe reigne of king * Artaijhathree, ‘ 2 DFthefonnes of Dhinehas, Gerſhom: of the tonnes of Prbamar , Danici : of the fonnes of Dauid, Hattuſh: 3 Df the ſonnes of yechania, of the ` fonnes of Pharo, Zechartay, and with — the count of the males, an bundzetl and le. 4 Ofthe fonnes of]! Pahath Moab, €- ligochat, theinne of Zerahiah, and with him two hundrech males. © § DF thefounesof Sbechantah,the ſonne 2 pFZabasicl, and with him, tiee hundzerh males. 6 Andof the ſennes ok Adin, Ebed the e of Jonathan, Mha with pimi fftiz males. ; 7 Andvofthe fonnes ot Clam, Jehaiah, thefonne st Arhaliah, and with ham leuen⸗ tie males. i a: BESS “8 And ofthe lonnes of Shéphatiah, ze · Chap. viij. bablab the foune of Michael, and with him fouteſcoꝛe males. 9 Dfthelonnesof Joab, Obadiah the fonne of Jebtel,and with him two pundet and eighteene males. Io And ofthe ſonnes of Shelomith the {onne of Joſiphiah and with bin an bune deth and threelcezemates. II And of the fonnes of Bebai, Fechari- ab. the ſonne of Bebai, and with him right and twentie males. 12 And of the fonnes of Azgad, Foba- nan the tonne of Hakkatan, and with bun an bundzeth and ten males. 13 And ofthe lonnesof Adomkam, that were the t laft whole names were thete: Cli- phelet, Jehiel and Shematab, and with them threeſcore males. #93): 14 And ofthe fonnes of Biguat, Uthai and Zabbud, and with them ſeuentie males. Ig And J gathered them to thes River that goeth toward Abana , and there above twee three dayes: then J viewed the people, and the [Oztets,and found there none af the fonnes of Leni. j 16 Gbherefoze fent Ito Eliezer, to Ariel, to Dbemetah, andto Elnathan,and to Jae rib, and to €lnathan, and to Pathan, ana to Zechariah, and to Meſhullam the chicfe, andto Jocharib, and to Clnathan, men of vnderſtanding, 17 And J gane them commandement, te Jodo the + chicfett at the place of Cattpha, and J tftolde them the wordes that they fhould fpeake to Jodo, and to brs bzethzen thefethinims at the place of Caſiphia, that they ſhould cauſe the minifters of the houſe ofour Godte come vntobs. ` 18 So by the good hand ofonr God,which was bpen vs, thep brought bs aman of vn⸗ Derftanding of the fonnes of Mahali the fonne of Lent the tonne of Jlrael, ana She- ee with bis onnes and his brethien,euen ighteene. _ 19 Site Hathabiab, and with him Fema- iah of the fonnes of Merari, with bis bze- thren and their ſonnes twentie, 20 And ofthee Methinims, whom Da- utd had fet, and the Peinces fo: the ſeruice ofthe Lenites, two hundzeth and twentie of the s2cthinims, which all were named by name, 21 Aud thereat the Riuer, by Abana, F proclarmed a fait, that wee might bumble t our {clues before out Ged, andlecke of him attaht war torus, and foz our chilen ang foz ati our fubftance. 22 Fo: J was e aſhamed to require of the king an armie and horſemen, to helpe vs a- A faft proclaimed. 187 b That eame te goe with Ezra, c To that place of Euphrates, where Ahaua the Riuer entreth ins to it,looke ; i.Eſd.8.a1. d He was the chiefeft that taught there the Lawe of God vnto the Leuites, +Ebr.Put words in thei mouth. ¢ Reade Chap, 2.430 f He fheweth thar the end of fating isto humble the bo- dy to thefpirir, which mufi pros ceed of the heare liuely touched, or elfe it isbue hypocrifie, gaint the enemy inthe way. becanfe we had g Hethoughrie poken to the king, faving. Che hand of our better to commit God is bpon all them that ſeeke btm in good- himielferotbe * nefe but his power and his weath is againſt ‘proteGion of all them that fosfake him. jen God, then by: 23 Ao wee kaſted, and belought our God feeking theleog. foz this: and be was tntreated of bs. dinarie meanes 24 Then F feparated twelue of the chiefe to giuean occas of the Pꝛieſtes, Dbercbiah, and Haſhabiah fonto othersto andten oftheir bretipenwiththem, thioke thattiee 25 And weighed them the ſlluer andthe diddoubc of golog, and the vellels Ere fbe — Gods power. a 3 ¢ The Leuites charge. l the joule of our God, which the king ana his counfellers, and his minces, and all Iſrael that were pzelent had oered. 26 And F weighed vnto their hand fire h Reader.king. Qundzeth and fiftre “talents of iluer, and in 9.34. ſiluer veffet, an bundeth talents,andin gala an hundreth talents: 27 Gnd twentic baling of gold,of a thoit» iReade Chap, fandidzammes, and two veſſels of Hining biaffe verp good, aud precious as gold. 2.69. 2 28 ¶ And J laid vnto them. We are conſe⸗ crate vnto the Lod, and the veſſels are ton- fecrate, and the gold and the filuer are freely offered vnto the Lord God of your fathers. 29 ¶ Match pe, and keepe them vntill pee weigh them before the chiete Pzteftes and the Lenites, and the chiete fathers of Iſrael in Jerufalem in the chambers of the houle ofthe Lov. PAI ia . 30 Go the Pꝛieſtes and the Leuites re- ceined the weight of the tiluer, andofthe gold, and of the beflels to bring them to Jle- rufalem.untothe houfeofourG@op. 31 (Chen wee departed from the Riuer of Ahaua on the twelfth day of che frit mo- neth, togoe vnto Jeruſatem, and the band ofour Goo was vpon vs, and deliucred vs frointhe hand of the enemie, and of fuch as k This declared latde*wattbythemay: © : ~ thattheiriourney 32 And wee came to Jeruſalem, and a- wasfullofdan- bode there thee dayes. ger,andyetGod 33 And on the fourth day was the filuer deliueredthem. weighed, and the goloe and the veilell in the according to boule of our God by the band of Meremoth their prayers the fonne of Axiah the Pieſt, and with him - was Eleazar, the fonne of Phinehas, and with them was Jozabad,, the fonue of Je» ſhua, and Moadtah, the fonne of Binnui the Leuites, 4 By nuniber and by weight ofeueryp one, and all the weight was witten atthe fame tinie. 3s Allo the childzen of the captiuitic, which were come out of captinitic , oferen burnt offerings vnto the God of Iſrael. -fwelue bullockes foz all Iſrael, ninctie and fire rammes, ſeuentie and (even lambes,and -twelue bee goates foz ſinne: all wasa burnt offering ofthe LoD, } 26 And they Deliuered the Kings come miſſion vnto the kings officers, and tothe captatnes beyond the Riuer: and they pre. sored the people,and the boule of Goo. CHAP, Ix. 1 Egra complaineth on the people that had tur- ned themfelues from God , and married with the Gentiless § Heprayeth unto Goda ¥.E/d,8.67. 7X 7Wen*as thele things were done, the a Fromthe time WV vatres cameto me, laying, Che peo they came home ꝓle of Iſrael, and the Pꝛieſtes and the Le- — Zerubbabel ites are not ·ſepatated fromthe people of vntillthesom-> the lands (as touching their abomtnations) ming ofEzra,they towit, ofthe @anaanites, the ipittites, the had degenerate YPerizsites, the Jebulites, the Ammonites, contrarytothe the Woabites, the Egyptians, and the A⸗ LawofGod, and mozites, married whereit: 2 Fok they haue taken their daughters was norlawfull, to themfelues, and to their fonnes, and Dew,7.3» they bane mixed the boly ſeede with she 1 Thiswas atoe ken of agood confcience and of his integritie, that he would haue witnefles of his fidelitie. Ezra. people of the landes, and the band of the b — and rulers bad bene chiefe in this treſpaſte. 3 But when F beard this ſaying, Jrent my clothes and my garment, and pluckt of the baire of mine head, and of my beard, and fate Downe < aftonied. 4 Gnd thereallembled vnto meali that feared the wordes of the Gad of Iſrael, be- caule of the tranſgreſſion of them of thecap= tinitie. And J fate Downe afonia vntillthe *euening facrifice. i § And at the euening facrifice J arsſe vp from mine heauineſſe, and when J had rent my clothes and my garment, J feil ppon my knees , and{pzead out mine hands vnto the Lo20 my Sod, 6 Andfatd, D mp God, J am confouns Ded and aſhamed to lift vp mine eyes vnto thee, my God; toz one tniquities are increas ſed ouer our head, tour treſpaſſe ts growen bp vntoe the beauen. 7 From the dayes of our fathers haue we beene ina great treſpaſſe vnto this Day, and forourinignittes haue wee, onr kings, and pur JO zietts bene deliuered inte the hand of the kings of the lands, unto the ſword, inta captiuttte, intoa ſpoyle, and into confu- fion of face,asappeareth this Dap, | 8 And now foz alittlefpace, grace bath beene ſhewed from the Lod our God, in cauling a remnant te elcape, and ingiuing vs a nayle in his boly place, thatour God may light our epes and gine vsa little reui · uing in our leruttude. i 9 Foꝛ though we were bondmen, pet our God hath not fozfaken v3 in our bondage, but hath inclinedmerty vnto vs tn the fight of the kings of Perſia, to giue bs life, and te erect the boule of ourGod, and to redzefle the delolate places thereof,and to giue vs wall in Judah and in Jerulalem. 13 And now, our Ged, what Hall we fay after this? foz wee baue foslaken thy coms mandements, 14 CGibich thou bait commanded by thy feruants the Piophets, laying, * Chelan whereunto pee goe to pofiefieit, isan vn⸗ cleaneland, becauleof the filthinefie of the people of thelands, which by their abort. nations and by their vncieannelſe haue filen it fromcozner to coner. s 12, Row cherefore Hall pee not gine pour Daughters vnto their ſonnes, neither tail pee take their Daughters vnto your fonnes, no? feeke their * peace noz wealth for ener, that pe map be ftrong and eate the goodnes ofthe land, and leaue tt foz an inberitance to pour onnes fozener, 13 And akter ail that is come vpon vs for our euill Deeds, and for our great treſpaſſes, (eeing that thon our Ged hãſt ſtaied vs from being beneath s foz ouriniquities, and hat giuen fieh vs Deltnerance) 14 Should we returne to breake thy com · deſtroyed vs ſox mandenients, and ioyne in affinitie withthe ourfinnes, — :, people of fuch abominations? wouldeſt not Deut.28, 13o thou bee angrie toward vs till thou haddeſt confumed vs, fo that there thould be no rems nant no? anyefcapin J s 35 D Load Godot irach thonart * Ezras confeffion and prayer. b That is,the gouernours are the chiefe begin- ners hereof, c Asone doubt. ing whethet God would con- tinue his bene. fits towards vs, or elfe deftroy this which he had begun, ` Exed.29.39- 1214142843544 d Thatis, we are drowned in finne, e They fo exceed, that they cannot grow greater, f In giving vsa refting place, Ie . is.a fimilitude ta- ken of them that remaine ftill in a place which {mite nailesto hang things vpe on, lfa,23.33. NN oe a ee en as Exod.23.32. 3412, 15, 16. deut.7.23. Dewt.33.60 g Haft notveter- ly caft vs down & — Order taken b He fhewethy Gedis iuft in pu- nilhing bis peo- ple, & yet merci fullin referuing 2 relidue to whom ‘be fheweth ſauot. | 3.€/4.8,9°. a He conteffed bis finnes, and the finnes ofthe people, b Meaning,that God would re- ceiue them to mercie. c Whichare ftrangers & ma- ried contrary to thelaw ofGod. d Becaufe God hath giuen thee authoritie,aud learning to per- {wade the peo- ple herein,and to = command them. ) 1.E [4.9.16 {Ebr fonnes of ‘the captiustie, lOr, condemned, e Which con- teined part of Nowember and “part of Deceme ber _£ For the feafon _ Was giuen to raine.and fo the weather was more fharpe and - colde,and alfo _ their conicience = touched them, g Ye haue Jayd _ one finne vpon _ another.’ h, ReadelIofh. *7.19.' _rainie weather and we arenotablet i without, neither isitthe wozke ot ong Dap PP ⸗vune : for we haue been > referuecB tocltape, as appe- rethtbis pap: beholde, we are before thee in our treſpaſſe: therefor we cannot ſtand befoze thee becaute of it. CHAP. X. t The people repent andturne, and put away their ſtrange wiues. Wee * Ezra prayed thus, and? con- felled himlclfe weeping, and fallin Downe before the honie of God, there al- fembled vnto him of racl a verp gteat Congregation ofmenand women, & chils Deen: foz the people wept with agreat la⸗ mentation. : 2 Then Shechantah the fonne of Jehtel oneofthefonnes of Elam, anfwered, aud fayd to Esra, Tce haue trelpaficd againſt our God, and haue taken ſtrange wiues of the people of the land, yet now there ts “hope fn Iſrael concerning thts. 2 faw thereforelet ps makea couenant with our God, toputawap < all the wiues, (and {uch as are boone of them)atcording te the ceuntellof the Lod, and of thote that feare the commandements of our God, and let ite Done according to the La. 4 Arife: fozthematter 4 beiongeth vnto thee : we alio will be with thee; be of com: fozt,and Doc it. S € Thenarale Esra, and cauled the chiefe Dieks, the Leuttes, and all Iſrael to fweare, thatthey would Doe accozding to this word. So they ſware. -6 “And Ezra role up fro bekoꝛe the boule of God, and went into the chamber of Jlo- banan the fonneof Gliaſhib: hee went euen thither, but kee did eate neither bread, 102 Munke water: for bee mourned , becaule of the tranſgreſſion of them of the captiuitte. 7 Andtheycauled apzoclamatton to goe thoughout Juda and Jerufalem, vnto + all toem of the captiuitie, that thep ſhould affemble themelues vnto Jeruſalem. $ And wholoeuer would not come withe inthzee Bayes, according to the counfell ef the Pinces and Elders, all his ſubſtance Mhonld becl fozfeit, ane yee ould be iepa» rate fromthe Congregation of them of the captiuitie. 9. CTherall the menof Judah ¢ Ben- iamin affemblen themſelues vnto Ferula: dem within thee Dapes, which was the twentieth day of thee ninth moneth, and all the people fate in the Greete ofthe honie of God, trembling fo? this matter, and fo? the fraine. ‘ Io. And Esra the Pꝛieſt ſtood vp q fayt Lute them, We haue tranſgreſſed, and haue taken trange wlucs, tos tnereafe the treb pafe of Iſrãel. II. Mow therefoge > gine praile vnto the Loꝛd God of pour fathers, aud doe bis will, and (eparate your felues from the people of theland,and from the ſtrange wiues. 12 Anvall the Congregation anfwered, and fayd with aloud boyce, Ho will we Doe according ta thy wordes vnto vs. 13 But the people are miany,and it isa £ i oftani Chap. x. ortwo: foz we are many that haue offended in tbis thing. 14 Letourrulers tand therefore i before allthe Congregation, ¢let all them which haue taken trange wiues inour cities come atthetime appointed, and with them the Eiders ot enerp cttic,and the Judges there» of, till the fierce wrath of eur Gon fo? this matter turne away from ys. 15 Then were appointed, Jonathan the fonneofAfay-el, and Jahaziah the Lonneof Tikuah over this matter, and Meſhullam and Dabbethat the Leuites helped them. 16 And they ofthe captinicte did (0, and k Departed euen Ezra the Pict, & the men ftrangemarriages. 188 i Letthem bee appointed to ex⸗ amine this mat- rer, k They wentte that were chiefe fathers to the familie of the chiefe cities their fathers by name, and fate Downe in the firtt Day of the tenth moneth tocramine thematter. 17 And ontil the fri Day of the firſt mo- neth they were fnithing the bufineffe with all the men thathad taken itrange wines. 18 And of the lenneg of the pricits there were men found , that bad taken trange wiues, to wit, of the ſonnes of Jefhua, the fonne of Josavak, and of bts betien, — Aclicser,and Jarib, and Geda⸗ ia 19 And they gane! their handes, that they would put away their wiues, and they that bap treſpaſſed, gauea ramme foz their teſpaſſe. 20 And of the fonnes of Immet, Yona ni,and 3ebadtah. t -s 21. And of the fonnes of parim, Paak. iah and Eliiah, and Sbematab, and Jehiel and G33iah. J 22 AnD ofthe fonnes of Pathur, Elio- enai Baaletah, Iſhmael, Methancel,Joza- baa, and Clafab. _ p 23 And of the Leuites, Jozabad, t Hpi» metand Kelaiah (whichis Kelttah) Petha⸗ hiah, Judah, and Eliezer. 24 Amd ofthe lingers, Eliaſhib. And of me poters, Bballum, and Telem, and itt 25 Andafo Iſrael: of the fennes of pas roh, Ramiah, and Jeliah, and Malchiah, and Wiamin,and Cleasar,andgValehitah, and Benaiah. 26 And of the onnes of Elam, Watta- to fiton this matter,which was three mo- nethsin finifk- ing. 1 Asa token that they would keepe promife and. doc it, m Meaning,of the common people: for be- fore he fpake of the Priefts and niab, Zechariah, and Jehiel, and Abdi, and 7 evices, Jeremoth,and Eliah. — 27_Andof the ſonnes of zattu. Elioenai Eltaſhib, Mattaniah, aud Jerimoth, and Zabad, and Aziza. 28 Gnd of the onnes of Bebai, Jehoha⸗ nan,ananiah,sabbatSthlat. _ 29 Andof tyefonnes of Bani Meſhul · lam, Malluch gy Adaiah, Jaſhub, and Dhe- al Jexamoth. 30 Aunvdof the fonnesof || Pahath Po- ab Adna, anð Chelal, Benaiah, Waalerah, Mattaniah, Besaleel, and Binnui, ana Manaſſeh. +f 31. Qua of the onnes of Patin, Cltcser, Jhitah, CBaichtab,ohemaias,Dbtincon, 32 Bentamin,Walluch,pamariah. 33. Of rhe lonnes of Vabim, Wattenat, Masttattah, Fabad, Eliphelet, Jercmai 34 DE Or, the captaine of Moab, Neketniah mourneth. His prayer. 2 a Which con- teineth part of Nouember and partof Decem- bet,and was their ninth moneth. b AleweasI was, ce Meaning in Iudea. Dai.9.4, 4 Zb7, corrupted, Dewt,29.21, 28. Deut, 30.4. 34 Okthe ſonnes of Bari, Maadai, An tamani Gel, £ 35 Banatah, Bediah, Thel, 36 Janiah Meremoch, Eliaſhib, 37 Mattaniah, Mattenai and Jaalan, 38 And Bannt,and Bennnt,Dpimet, 39 And Shelemiah, and fathan, and Daiad, 40 Machnadebai, Dhaai, barat, Nehemiah. 41 Asavect, and Shelemiah, Dbema- riab, 42 Dhallum, Amariah, Joleph. 43 Df thefonnes of Rebo, Jeiel, Mat- — praan Zebina, Jadau, and focl, enaiah. 44. All thefe had taken trange wiues: ano ee them wee women that bad a chilozen. His requeft of the King. 4 Nehemiah. THE ARGVMENT. Go doeth inall ages and at ailtimes fet vp worthy perfons for the commoditie and profit of his Church,as now within the compaffe of feuentie yeeres heraifed vp diucrs excellent men for the preferuation of his people,after their returne from Babylon: as Zerubbabel , Ezra , and Nehemi- ah; Whereofthe firft was their captaineto bring them home , and-prouided that the Temple was builded: the fecond reformed their manners , and planted religion: and the third builded vp the wais, deliueredthepeople from oppreffion, and ptouided that the Lawe of God was putin execution as mong them. Hee was a godly man and in great authoritie with the King, fo that the King fauou- red him greatly,and gaue him moft ample letters for the accomplithment of all things which he could delire. Thisbooke is alfo called of the Latines the fecond of Bzta,becaufehe was the writer thereof, CHAP. I, 4 Nehemiah bewaileth the calamity of leruſu- lem. § He confe (Seth the finnes ef the people, and prayeth to'God for them. fag ED ) fonneof Wachaltah. Inthe SES 2 moneth + Chifien , in the od twentyeth yere, as J was in AS, VB, the palace of Shuthan, ws 2 Came Hanani one of my b bhrethzen,he and the menof Judah: and J alked them concerning the Jewes p were Delinered, which were of the refinue of the taptiuity and concerning Jeruſalem. 3 And they ſayd ynta me, The reſidue that are left of the captiuity there in the € prouince, are in great affliction and in ree prech, andthe wall of Jerulalem is broken tonne, € the gates thereof are burnt with te. 4 And when J beard there wordes, J fate Downe and wept, and mourned certaine Dayes, and J fakedand prayed before the God of heauen, § And latd,*D L020 God of eauen,the great and terrible God, that keepeth coug» nant and mercy fo? them that loue him, and obſerue bis commandements, x 6 Boveayp thee, let thineeares be attent, and thine eyes open, to beare the prayer of thy leruant, which 3 pray before thee Dais ly, Day and night fo: the chilen of Iſrael thy (eruants. and conteffe the finnes of the childzen of Fltael, which we hane finned a> iant thee, both 3) g my fathers houſe haue med : 7 ehane tertetionfly finned againſt thee, thane not kept the commandements, no: the itatutes, noz the {udgements which thou commandentt thy Ceruant Mots. 8 Jheleech thee,remember the wom that thou contnandentt thy ſeruant Soles, fay- ing, De wil tranſgreſſe, and J witil*icatter you abzoad among the people. 9 Wutif ye turne ynto meand keepe my commandements, and Do thet, * though pour (cattering were tothe vᷣttermoſt part ofthe beaucn, yet will J gather you from thence,t wil bring pou bate the place that 3 haue choien to place mp Mame there, Io faow thele are thy lernants ano thp people, whom thou haſt retecmed by thy great power and by thy mightphand. Il D L020,5 beicech thee.let chine eare now hearken to p prayer of thy (eruant,and tothe prayer of thy ſeruants, who delirete d feare thy Mamic,and J pray thee,caule thy feruant to pꝛoſper this Day,and gine him fa- uour in the pretence of: thts man; fo, I was the kings butler. CHAP, II, t After Nehemiah had obtained letters of Ar- taxerxes, 11 He came to Hierufalem, 17 And builded the walles. N22 inthe moneth* Nilan in the twen- Itieth peere of Ringt Artabthathte, the wine Rood before him, and J tooke vp the wine,€gane it vnto the King. Mow J was Not beforctime fan in big pzelentes 2 And the king faid vnto me, Abp is thp countenance fad, feeing thou art not ficke ? this is nothing but fozow of heart. Chen was J fore afraid, : 3 3 And IZ layd to the King, God fane the Ring fozener: twbp ould not mp counte- nance defan, when the city and honie of the fepulchees of my fathers lyeth waſte, and the gates thereof are Deuoured with fire? 4 And the Ring layd vnto me, Fo: what thing Doct thourequire? Chen F pated © tothe God of heanen, 5. And fayt vnto the Ring, Ifit pleale the King, andif thy ſeruant haue found fa- udur in thy fight , I cefire rhat thou wouldeſt fend me to Judah vnto the citie of the fepul> chresof my fathers,that 3) may buila tt. 6 And thcking fata vnto me(the Queen allo fitting by bim ) Mowe long fhall thy tourncy bee? and when wilt thou come a- game? Doit pleated the Ring, and hee fens meand 3 fethim atine 7 After I fayd vnto the King, Heit pleaſe the king, lec them gine me letters to the caps taines beyond the Kiuer, that they may conueyme oner till 3 come into — n n Whick alſo were made ille- gitimate, becanfe the mariage was vnlawfull, d Thatis,to worlhip thee. € Towit,the King Artah- thathte, a Which was the firft moneth of the yeere, and contameth part of Marchand part of April, b Whoisalfo called Darius: read Ezra 7,1. and wasthe fonne of Hy- ftafpis, c I defired God in mine heart to profper mine enterprife, fOr P Euphratis n ee A a a ee ON ae ae ae O —— The people encouraged. Chap. iij. The building of the walles. 189 8 Gndletters bute Alaph the keeper of the Heepegate: they repaired tt, and fet a In Ebrewe, §Or,paradife. the Rings! parke,that he may giue me tine d AsGodmo- berto buid the gates of the palace (which ued retoaske,” appertained tothe boufe) and fo: thë walles andashegaue of the citie, and forthe houlethatZ Mall en- mee goodfuc- ter into. Andthe King gaue mee atcording ceſſe therein. te 3 the good hand of mp God vpon me. e Thefe were 9 € Then came J to the captaines be- greatenemicsto yondtije river, and gaue them the Kings the Iewes,and la- {etters, And the King bad fent captaines of the armie and hoꝛſemen with me. boured alwayes ; 10 But Sanballat the Moꝛonite, and both by ferce andfubtikiero Tobiah a ſeruant an Ammonite heard tt, ouercomethem, and it grietied them fore, that there was and Tobiah,bee comeaman which fought the wealth ofthe caufehiswife chtldzenofjfracl. was a lewefle, Ir Go 3 came to Jerufalem, and was had aduestife- there thee Dayes. ’ menteveroftheir 12 And J arok in the night.J,and a few affaires,andfo men with mee: foz J tolde no man what wroughtthem God had put tn mine Heart to doe at Jeru⸗ greattrouble, falem, and there was not a beaſt with mice, Or, conduit. laue the beat wherton Frode. That is, con- i And J went out by night bythe gate temned of other Ofthe valley, and came betore the Dragon nations, as well, and tothe Dung port, and viewed the though God bad walles of Jerufalem, bow they were bros forfaken vs. ken Downe, aud the pozts thereof deuoured g They werein- With the fire. couraged, and 14. Then J went koorth vnto the gate ok gauethem(clues the||fountaine, and tothe Kings fifppeole, todocwell,and and there was no roome foz thebeatt that totrauaile inthis was vnder meto paſſe. worthy enter- Is Then went J vp inthe night by the priſe. brooke , and viewed the wall, and turned h Thefe were backe, andcomming backe, Jentred by the threechiefego- gate of the valley and returned. 3 uernouts vnder 16 Qndthe rulers knew not whither J —theking of Per- twas gone, no? what J dtd, neither Did J as fiabeyondEu- pet tel it vito the Jewes, noz to the Pꝛielts, phrates, noz to the noble men, nog to the rtilers,no2 to i Tbusthewic- the rett that laboured in the wozke- 17° Afterward J aya vnto them, Vee fee the miferie that weare in, how Jeruſalem children of God, lieth watte, and the iy thereofare burnt ever lay tteafon with fire: come anu let vs build the wall of ynto their Jerufalem, that we be no moze a f repzoch. charge,botbbe- ¶ 18 hen J tol¥ethem of the hand of my caufe itmaketh GoD ( which was good ouer me ) and alfo of them moftodi- fhe Kings woes, that hee bad poken vn⸗ ous tothe world, to mee, Andtheplayde, Let vs eile, and andalfo firrech build. Sotheys Krengthened thew panad _ ked whenthey vill burden the the hatredof . to good. Princes mota- 19 But when Ganbatlat the Hoꝛonite. ainft them. and Tobtah the feruant an Anĩmonite, and Neither ye are Geſhem the Arabian heard tt, theymoc> ofthe number of ked vs, and Delprled v3, and fayd, CCthata thechildrenof thing tsthis that ye Doe? TAUI ye: rebrilas God(towhem gainit the Ring? behathappoine . 20 When anlweredy them, and fayd to ted thiscitie one- them, Che Govofheanen, he willpzolper ly) neither did 3, AnD wee bisteruants will rife vp and any ofyourpre. bnin: but as foz pou, ye have no portion nag — eur . tight, noz*memozrallin Jeruſalen. ‘care God. CHAP. IIL The number of them that builded the walles, > mp Denarale Etiahib the hie Patel with 3 Ts bpethzen the Weteits, and they built typ the doores thereof: euen vnto the towe of Acah repaired they tt,and vnto the towe of Mananeel, 2 And nert snto him builded the men of Jericho, and belive him zaccur che ſonne of mri 3 But the fiH post Bid the fonnes of De- naab build, which allo tayo the beames thereof, andiet onthe Dooges thereof, the lockes thereof,anbd the barres thereof f 4 And nert vnto them fortified Meri⸗ moth, the fonne of Gritah, the fonne of Dakkoz: anv nert onto them fortified We⸗ fhullam.the fonne of Berechiah, the fonne of Meſhe zabeel: and nert vnto them foztifies Zavok,thefonneofBaana: 5 And nert yntothem fortified the Te» kottes: but the great men of them > put not their neckes tothe worke of their toas. 6 and thegateof the * olde ffhpoole foz tified Jehotada the fonne of Paleah, and Meſhullam the fonne of Beſodaiah: they lapde the beames thereof, and fet on the Doozes thereof, and the lockes thereof, and the barreg thereof, i 7 ert vuto them allo fortified Melati · ab the Gibeonite, and Javon the erone- thite,men of Gibeon, and of Milpak, vnto bi —— of the Duke, whichwas beyond e Riuer. S Mert vnto him fortified Cssiel the fonne of Harhohiah § ofthe goldeſmithes: nert onto him allo fortified dananial , the fonte lof harakkaim, and. they repapzed Jeruſalem wntothe broad wall. 9g Alfonert vnto themfoztifies Repha- iab, the fonne of Vur, the ruler ofthe halle part of Jeruſalen . 1o And nert vnto bim foptified Jedaiatz the fonuesf harumaph, cucn_oucragainit his houſe: and nert onto him fortified Hat · tuh, the nne of Haſhabniah. h II QPalcbitah thefoune of Harim, and Hhaſhub the fonne of Pahath Moab fortis fied the fecondi poztton, and the towe of thefornaces. ; 12 Mert vnto him alfo fortif Shallum. the ſonne of alloc, the ruler of the balfe part of Jerufalem, he, and his Daughters. 13 The valley gate foztified Vanum, and the inhabitants of Zanuab: they built tana (ct ou the doores thereof, the lecks thereof, and the barres thereof,euema thouſand cu⸗ biteson the wall vnto the Dung poze. 14 But the Duna port fortikeco Salhi- ah, the onne of Rechab, the ruler of the fourth part of ety-haccarem: be built it. and fet on the Doozes thereof, the leckes thereefandthebarresthereot. · Iş But the gate of thefountaine fortified hailun, the tonne of Col-hoseh , the ruler of the fourth part of Mizpah: he buiden ít, and concred it and ſet on the doores thereof, the lockes thereot, and the barres thereof, they fanGified it, that is,they fini- [hed it, andfo de- dicated it to the Lord by prayer in defiring him te maintamne it. b Therichand mighty would not obey them, which were ap⸗ pointed officers in this worke, neither would they helpe theres unto. Iſa.a2. 11. c Vato the place where the Duke was wont to fit in iudgement, who geucrned thecountrey in their abfence, fOr of Zore phita lOr, of the Apae thecaries, | Drymen fares. and the wali vnto the fifbpoolect || Shelal pop, Sies bythe Rings gatden, and unto the tleps thatgoe Downe from the citie of Dauid. 16 After hint fortified Mebemtah, y ſonne of Asbuk, the ruler ot the halfe part of Beth sur, vntill the other ſide gues peda The building ofthe walles. the fepulchzes of Danid, and to the tiſhpoole that was repayzed and vnto the boule of the d Where the weapons and armour ofthe Citic lay. e Which dwele inthe plaine countrey by Tore denand Tericho, f ReadeEzra Chap,2,43. Abpea t of his (onnes. b Which was the place of iudgement,or executions ie a j 17 After him fortified the Lenites, Re- hum the tonne sf Bani, and nert vnto pim fortified Haſhabiah the ruler of the halfe part of Keilah in bis quarter. 18 Sfter him fortihed their beetheen: Ba- nat, the lonne of Henadad the ruler ofthe halfe part of Keilah: ; 19 And nevi vnto hin fortified Ezer, the fonne of Jeijua the ruler of SWupay, the Other portion ouer againt the going vp te the? cozner of the armour. 20 After bint was earnet Baruch the fonne of Sacchat, and fozttfied another poz- tion fromthe corner vnto the Dooze of the boule of Eliaſhib the hie Patek. 21 After bim kortilied Merimoth, the fonne of Giriiah, the fonne of Hakko3, ano» ther poztton from the Booze of the houſe of Eliaſhib, euen as tong az the boule of Clia» fib extended. £ 22 Afterhim allo Toztifien the Pictes, the men of e the plaine. j 23 After them fortified Beniamin, and Dalthub ouer againtt thetr boui : after him fotified Azariah the onne of MPaaletah,che fonne of Ananiah,by bis boule. 24 Atter him fortified Binnui, the fonne of eens another postion, from the boule rf zariah vnto the turning and vnto the orner. 25 Palal,the ſonne of Uzat, from ouer ae —— cozner, and the bigh towe that yeth out from the Kings houle,which ts be- fide the courtof the pation. After him IDe: Datah the ſonne of Darah. i 26 And the KHethinims they dwelt in the kortreſſe vnto the place ouer againit the — gate, Gatward, and tothe towe that peth out. í 27 After him koꝛtilied the Tekoites ano- ther portion ouer agatnit the great towe, ve ipeth out, enen vnto the wall ot the fogs refie. 28 sFromaboue the hoslegate foozth foz» ere the Priettes, cuerp one ouer againtt s houſe. 29 After them fortified Zadok the ſonne of Immer oueragaint his boufe sand atter him fortified Ahemaiah , the ſonne of he · chantab the keeper of the Eaſt gate. 30 After bim fortified anantah, the fonne of Shelemiay, and Panun, the fonne of Zalaph, the 8 fict, another poztion; atter bim fortified Methuliam, the ſonne of Be · rechtab ouer againſt bis chamber. r 31 After him fortified Malchiah the gold- ſmiths ſonne, vnutili the boule ofthe Methi» nims and ofthe merchants ouer againſt the gatek Miphkad, and to the chamber tn tye toner. l 32 And betweene the chamber of the toz ner vnto the ſheepegate, fortified the goln- ſmiths and the merchants. CHA P, IIIT 7 The bulding of Ferufalem is hindered, 15 But God breaketh thcsr enterprife. 17 The Tewes a Id with one hand, and hold their weaponsinthe HEFa i i Nehemiah, Confpiracie ofthe wicked. ` The Be when Sanballat heard that we buil- Ded the wali,then was be woth and fore gticucd,and mocked rye Jewes, 2 And layd befoze his + brerbzen and the armie of Samaria, thus bee fayt, dhat Doe thete > weake Jemes? will they fozttfie themfelues ? mili they facrifice 2 will they G+ nih itina Day? will they make the ttenes whole againe out of the beapesof out, fee- ing they are burnt? l 3 And Tobiah the Ammonite was belive bim, and fayd, Although they build, yer ika fore goe bp, he Mall cuen baeake Downe their ftonte wali, i 4 Pearce, D our God,(foz we ate delpt- fed) and turne their hame vpon their owie head, and giue them vnto a pay “tn the land of their captiuity, § AnD couer not their < iniquity, neither let their finne be put outinthyprelence; fog ningsoftheire- they bane prouoked vs befoze the builders. nemies: :to flee to 6 Howe builtthe wail, andallthe wall God by prayer. Was ioyned onto the || balie thereof, andthe d Letthem be beart of the people waste worker. __ fpoyled and led 7 ¶ But when Sanbaltat, and Tobiah, away captive. and the Arabians, andthe Ammonites,and e Let thy plagues the Aſhdodims heard that the walles of declare tothe Jeruſaſem were repaired, (fo: the bꝛeaches world,that they beganto bee topped) then thep were verp fer themfelues as woth, gainft thee, and 8 And conſpired alltogetherto come and ãgainſt thy to fight agatnit Jerulalem, and to+ binder Church: thus he them, prayeth,only has 9 Then wee prayed vnto our God, and uing reſpect to fet watchinen by them, Day and night, be> Gods gtory,and caule of hem. not for any pri« Io And Judah ſayd, Che Krength ofthe uate affection or bearers is weakened, and there is much erudge. earth, fo that wee arenot able ta build the || Or, balfe height. wall. . TEbr, make to If Allo our aduerlaries þad layu, Chey fray, Meaning, Mali not know , neither (ee, till we come t= the people, to the middes of them, and Hay theni , aud f Thacis,often- caule the woꝛke to ceale. . times. a, 12 But when the Newes (which Dwelt g They,which belive them ) came, they told vs £ ten times, brought thety- e Fromail places whence pee Mallreturne, dings,faid thus, - they willbe vpon bs. ~ When you leaue 13 Therefore fet Jin the lower places your worke,and bebind the wall vpon the tops of the ſtones, goce either to cate and placed the people by their families or toreft,your with their ſwordes, their (peares and thete enemies will af- bowes. «fille you, 14, Then J beheld, and rofe vp,and layd h Who iseuer vnto the Peiuces, and to the rulers, anuta at hand todeliute the reft of the people, Bee net aftatd. of his out of dan- them; ‘remember the gteat Lozd,and feats pet and ee fuil and fight foz pour bzethzen, vour ſonnes, forefeeing they and pour Daughters , pour wiues, and pout Mould fight for- houſes. Er ; the maintenance Ig And when our enemies heard thatit of Gods glory & was Knowen vnto vs, then God brought forthe preſerua⸗ their counteil to nought, and wee turned tion oftheir own all againe to the wall, euery one vuto his lives & of theirs, twozke. . ne encourageth 16 And from that day, halle of the yong themto play the men did the labour, and che other halfe part valiant mene of them held the ſpeares, and ſhields, and i To ouerfee bowes, and habergins: audthettilets food them andtocn- ibehinde all the houfeof Judah, .....,. , couragethemto 17 Thepthat builaen on the wath g Hier their worke, Tiia a Ofhis compa- nions that dwelt , in Samaria. b Thus the wice ked,that confider not that Gods power is euer ina readinefie for the defence of his, mocke them as though they were ‘weake & feeble, c Thisistheree medie that the childrenof God haue againft the derifid & threat- zode oo ee es Cm a a N" Sa” a ss ZS builders with weapons. x Meaning,to reliſt their enc- mics, if neede required. 1 That is,when they purified themfelues,or elfe when they wathed their clothes, a Againft the rich,which ope refled them, This isthe complaint of the people, fhewing to what extremi- tie they were brought vnto. c To pay our. tribure to the King of the Perfians,which was exacted yeercly of vs, d By naturethe rich is no bettet then the poore, | e Weare not a- bleto redeeme them, but for . cae are-con- ained to birethem to others. f You preffe them with vig- tie, and feeke howto bring all things into ` your hands, g Both becaufe they fhould be that bare burdens , and they thatlaned, div the woke withone band, and with the o⸗ ther held the ſword. 18 Fozeuerp one of the buildershad his fwo2d girded on bis loynes, and fo builded: and be that blew the trumpet was beſide nie. I9 Chen faid F vnto the Princes, and to tie rulers, and to the rett ofthe people, The woke ts great andlarge, and wee are — bpon the wail, one farre from an⸗ other, 20 In what place therefore pee heare the found of the trumpet, trefot pee thither vñ⸗ to bs: our God thall fight fo ns. 21 Bo wee laboured in the worke, and halfe of them held the ſpeares from the aps — of the moning, til the ſtarres came peth. 22 And at the fainetime faid Jvnto the people, Let euery one with bis ſeruant lodge within Jerufalem,that they may be a watch foz vs in the night, and labour in the Day. 23, So neither J , no? my bzethzen, no? my teruaunts, no? the men of the warde, (which followed nie) none of vs did put off our clothcs, fue guery one put them off fo? waſhing. AB. Ve 1 The peopie are oppreffed and in neceſſitie. 6 Nehemiah rensedieth it. 14 He tooke not the por- tion of others that had ruled before, left hee (hould grieue the people, È N22 there was a great crie of the people and of their winessagaintt their bzg- tizen the Jewes. eat 2 Foz there were that fain, Ace, our fonnes and our Daughters are many, theres foze wee take vp >cozne, that wee may cate and liue. 3. Andthere were that fain , Wee muft gage our lands, an’ our vinepards,and our honles,and take vp come forthe famine. 4 There were allo that laid, ce haue bozrowed money foz the kings etribute vpon our lands and our vineyards. 5. And now our flem isas ithe fieh of out bethzen,and our ſonnes as theit ſonnes: and loc, websing into ſubiection our lennes, and our Danghters, asleruants, and there bee of our Daughters nowin {ubtection, and there is na power e in our hands: foz other men haue our lands and our vineyards. 6 Then was J very angrie when J heard their crie and thele words. 7 And J thought in mp minde, and J rebuked the Piinces, and the rulers, anu faid unto them, Pou lay £ burdens euery one npon bis bꝛethien: and J (eta great saiem- bivagaintt them, —* 8- And J fain onto them,Me(according to our abilitie) haue redeened our bꝛethrenñ the Jewes, which were ſold vnto the hea⸗ then: and will pou fel your bꝛethren againe? 02 fhall they bee 4 (eld vnto vs? Chen hela they their peace,and coula not anſwere. mooued with pitie, feeing how many were by them oppreft, andalfo heare the judgement of others. which ſhould beeas it were witneffes of their dealing toward their brethren. h Seeing Godhach ance deliueredthem from the bondage of the Heathen , fhall wee make them our flaues? ~ Chap. v. yj. not good. Dught ye not fo walkein the feare of our God , for tie * rcproch of the Heathen Dut enemies? Io fozeucn J, my biethzen, and my fers uants Boe lend them moncy and cong: J pray pou,let bs leaue of thts) burden. 11 Reko, J pray you, vnto them this Day their landes , their vineyardes, their olives, and their houſes, and remie the hun- Deth part of the tituer and of the come, of | Which ye cake ae wine anù of the ople! that pee exact of em. 12 Then {aid they, Ae wil reſtoze it, and will not require it of them: wee will Doe as thou batt fain. Then J called the Prieſtes, and cauſed them to fweare that they ſhoulð Doe according to this pomii. 13 Foz fhooke my lap, and laid, Dolet God bake out cuery man that will not pere forme thts pꝛomiſe, from bis bouſe, and from bis labours cuen thus let him bee ſhaken out and emptied. And all the congregation laid, Amen, and praiſed the Loꝛd and the people did according ta this promile. 14 And from the time thatthe King gaue meg charge to bee gouernour in the land of Judab from the twintieth peere, euen vn⸗ ta the twoand thirtieth peere of King Ar- tahſhaſhte, tharis, twelue pecre, J, and my bzethzen Daue not eaten the m bead ofthe m. Ireceiuednoc portion and © goucrnour. I5 Foꝛ the foꝛmer gouernours that were befoze mee, bad beene chargeable vnto the people and bad taken of them bead and wine, belides fourtie Hekels of fitter: pea, exacted: wherein and their feruants bare rule ouer the peo: pke : but {odin not J, becaule ofthe feare of 0D. 16 But rather J foztified a portion in the Wwozke of this wall, and we baught no land, and all my feruants came thither together vnto the woke. 17 Mozeouer there were at my table an: hundreth and fiftic ofthe Jewes, and Ru- ters which came vnto bs from among the heathen thatare about ys. 18 And there was prepared dayly an ore, _oodfire cholen theepe, and birdes were pee pared foz mee, and || within ten dayes wine forall" trabundance . Det forall this J res quired not the bread of the goucrnonr: foz the bondage mas gricuous vnto this people, 19 Remember mee, D my God, in goods arthistime they: Viurie reformed, 9 iZfaidalle, That which yee doe, is i Meaning, Ne- 190 hemiah. k Who by this occafion will blafpheme the name of God, feeing that our atts are no bete ter then theirs, lOr, p furie. ofthem forthe lone, that diet,which the gouernours,thas were before me, he declareth that he rather fought the wealth ofthe people, then his- owne commo- ditie. Or, once in tes . dayes. n Whereas at other timesthey had by meafure, nelle, according to all that J baue Done fo? had mof libe-- this people. : C-H A Py Vi 8 Nehemiah anfivereth with great wifedome, and zeale tohi aduzrfarie, 11 Hew not difceme. raged by the falfe prophets. Az when Sanballat.and Tobiah, and Geſhem the Arabian, and the ret ofour enemies heard that. J had built the walt, rally. and that there were nortoe ·bꝛeaches ther- a Thatis,chae in (though at that time J had not {et vp the they were ioyned _ topether,as Chap, 2 Then Ent Hanballat and Gelhem 4.6, j D003 vpon tye gates.) bnto nie, faping, Come thou that wee map meete togethers in the villages in the Bae to i l ——— —_——_— ~~ _ Sanballats letters. b Meaning,that if he fhould obey their re- queft,the worke, of Dne: and they thought ta doe me enill. 3 Therfore F ent mellengers vnto them. faping, J haue agreat worke to Doe, and cannot come Downe:>mmbp Houls the worke ceale, whiles J leave tt, and come Downe te you? 4 Det they Cent vnto mee foure times af- which Godhad ter this fort. And J anfwered them after tye appointed, faime maner., thould ceafes § Then lent Sanballat his ſeruant af» fhewinghereby ter this fort vnto me the fifth time, with an that we ſhould not commit our open letter in his hang, 6 C&berein was witten, It is reported felues to the among the heathen and § Gaſhmu hath law hands of the it, that thou and the Jewes thinke to rebell, wicked, foz the which caule thou butidett the wall, llOr,Gefhem. and thou wut be theirking accogding to thele € Asthe fame c weds, goeth, 7 Thou hak allo ordeinedéthe Pꝛophets d Thou haft to preach of thee at Jerufalem, faping, There bribed, and ſee ie a Ring in Judah: and now accezding to vp falfe prophets to make thy felfe , King,and foto defraud the King of Perfia of chat fubie@i- on, which you owe vnto bim. $Ebr flrengehen thou mine hand, e As though he would be fecret, to the intent that he might pray vnto God with greater li- thefe words it hall come to the Kings cares: caine pP therefore and let vs take countell ogether. 8 ChenFZ lent onto hint, faying , Jt is not Done according to thele words that thou — fez thou fainett them of thine owne eart. o Foꝛ all they akrayed vs, laying, Their hands thall bee weakened fron the worke, and tt ſhall not be done: now therefore t in- courage thou me. Io And J came to the houſe of Shema. fab, the nne of Delatah the foune of IBe» Hetabecl, and hee was < thut bp, and he ſaid, Let vs come together into the Houle of God inthe middes of the Temple, and ſhut the bertic,andre- Dooꝛes ofthe Temple: faz thep well come to ceiucfomere- {lay thee: pea, in the night will they come to uelation,which kill thee. j in him was but Il Then laid J, Should fuch aman as hypocrifie. J; flee ? beis hee. being as Fam, that f Hedoubred would goe intathe Temple toline ? J will not but God not goe in. was ableto pre · 12 And log, J| perceiued, that God had feruchim,and = not lent him, but that hee pronounced this Knewrthatifhe pzophecte againſt me;fo2 Tobiah and Dan- had obeyedthis ballat had hired him. counfell, hee 13 Therefore was he hired, that J might fhould haue dif- be afraide, and Doe thus, and finne,and that couragedallthe they might bane an enill repose that thep people: thas God giuech power to might repoch me. 14 Wy Ged, remember thou Tobiah histo refit and @anballat according vnto thele their falfeprophefics, wozkes, and Qoadiah thes Pꝛopheteſſe al · though they fo , and thereof the Prophets that would feemetohaue haue put me tn feare. neuer ſo great 15 C Notwithſtanding the wall was fi- probabilizie. niſhed on the fue and twentieth day of b Œ- g Very griefe cauſed himto Tul in two and i fiftie dapes. i 16 Gnd when all our enemies beard pray againftfuch thereof,cuenall the heathen that were about which vnder us, thep were aftaide, and their courage the pretence failed them: for they knew that this worke ofbeingthemi- was wrought by our Good. niftersof God, Nehemiah. were, aduerfarics to his glotie, and went about to ouerthrowe his Church, declaring alfo hereby that where there isone true minifter of God, the dewill hath a great fortofhirelings. fh Which was the fixt moneth, andcontained part of Auguft , and part of September, i After chat I badfent Sanbailat his anfwere, The booke of genealogies, 17 Andin thele Dayes were there many of the Punces of Judah, whole k letters went k Thusche tuta Tobiah, and thole of Tobiah came Church of God vnto them. kath enermore 13 foz there were many in Judah , that enemies within were (wene vnto him: foz hee was the ic felfe,which ſonne iniawe of Sbechantah , the fonneof are moredan- Ara): and bis nne Jehonathan bad the gerous,then the Daughter of MPefhullam, the onne of Bg- outward and pros. rechiah. feſfled enemic. 19 Dea, they ſpake in his praile before Mee, and tola hin mp words, and Cobia fentletters to put me tn feare. CH > VIE t After the wallonce builded i the watch ap- pointed, 6 They that returned fromthe captiuitie are numbred. N?2 “when the wail was builded, AND Eccles,49.13. J bad fet bp the doores, and the porters and the fingers and the Leuttes were ape pointed, 2 Then J commanded my brother Hae nani and Hananiah the pince of the palace in Jerufalem (foz be was doubtleſſe a faith· full man, and feared God aboue many) And J fai vnto them, Lee not the gates of Jerulalem bee opened, bntili the beate of the ſunne: and while they tand a To wit, they by,let them hut the Doazes,andsmake them that are mentio- faſt: and J appointed wardes ofthe inhabi- ned, verſe · tants of Jerufalem, eueryone in his ward, +Ebr.holdthem, and euery one oner agatnit his houſe. meaning,till the 4 sow thecitie waslargeandareat,but barres were put the people were few therein, and the houles in. were not builded. ; : And my God put inte mine heart,and Zi gathered the princes, andthe rulers, and the people toconnt their genealogies: and - J found a booke of the pencaloaie of them, are caine bp at the firit, and found wit- Eara. a. 2. enthercin, 6 CThete are the 'fonnzsofthepzouince b Tharis, the that came vp from the captinitie that was inhabitants of caried away (whem Mebuchadneszar king Judah of Babel had carted away) and they retur- s ned to Jerufalem and to Fudah euery one mae Eh oy Wbt i) with Zerubbabel 7 ey which cane t el, i Jechua, Mebhemtah, < Azariah, Raamiah, c'Azariah in Ez- Nahamant, Moꝛdecai, Bilhan, MBifpes rais called Sera- teth, Biguai, ehum, Waanah. Thisis the iah:and Raami-' number of the men of the people of Iſ⸗ —— rael. hap.2. 2. 8 Thbe lonnes of Daroſh, two thonſaud, an hundzcth ſeuentie and two. 9 The lonnes of Shephatiah,thzee hun · Drethfeuentte and twe. 10 The fonnes of Arab, fire hundzeth fe tie and two. - Il Ehefonnes of i Pahath Moab ofthe yOr,che captague ſonnes ot Jena, and Joab, two thonſand, of Moab. . eight hundzeth and eighteene. ; N 12 The tonnes of Elam, a thonfand, two Hundzethfifrte and foure. 13 The fonnes of Zattu, cight hundreth and flue and fortie. } 14. The fonnes of Sacchat, ſeuen huie Deth and theteſcore. å Is The fonnes of Binnui, fire hundzeth and eight and fortie. 16 The ſonnes of Bebai fire hundzeth ae cig They that returnedfrom — d That is,the in- -habitants of Gi- beon, e Forthere were two cities of this mame. tOr, Hedaiah, {Reade Ezra 35 — tight and twenty. : I7 Tbe lounes of Azgad, two thouland thece hundzeth and tiwo and —* 18 The ſonnes of Adonikam, lire him. Dzeth theeeicozeand ſeuen. 19: The ſonnes of Biguai, two thouſand threeſcore and ſeuen. 20 The ſonnes of Adin, fire hundzeth and fiue and ftie. 21 Che ſonnes of Ater of Hizkiah, nintie aud eight. 22 The ſonnes of hHaſhum, theee huns deeth and eight and twenty. 23 The ſonnes of Bezai, theee hundzeth and koute and twenty. 24 The lonnes of Hariph, an hundzeth and twelue. 25 Che a ſonnes of Gibeon, nintie and e tie. 26 Themenof Beth lehem and Meto» phab,an hundzeth fourelcoze and eight. 27 Themen of Anathorh, an hundzeth and eight and tmenty. Ps * The men of Beth· aſmaueth,two and atte. 29 Themen of Kiriath tearim,Chepbt- rab and Beeroth, ſeuen hundzeth, and there and foztie. 30 Che men of Ramah and Gaba, fire Hundzeth and one and twenty. 31 The men ot Michinas, an hundzeth anD two and twenty, 32 The menof Beth-el and Bi, an hun⸗ Deth and three and twenty. = EZ The men cof the sther Mebo, two and 34 The fonnes of the other Clam, a thous fand two hundzeth and foure and fifty. 35 Thelonnesofiparim,thzee hundzeth and twenty. 36 The lonnes of Jericho, thzee bundzeth and fue and footie. ; 37 Che lonnesof Lod-hadid and Dno, fetuen hundreth and one and twentp. 38 The ſonnes of Senaah, thece thous fand nine hantzeth and thirty. 39 The Priels; the fonnes of Jedaiah of the boufe of Jeſhua, nine hundzeth ſeuen⸗· tte and three, 40 Whe tonnes of Immer, a thouland and two and Giftie. 41 The onnes of Pahur, a thouſand two hundzeth and ſeuen and fortie. 42 Che lonnes of arim,a thoufand and feuenteene. : 43 € The Lenites: the onnes of Jeſhua of Kadintel,and of the onnes of Hodinah, ſeuentie and foure. 44 € Che fingers: the chitdren of Alaph, an bundzech and eight and fortie. 45 The posters: ihe fonnes ef Shallum, the lonnesof Ater , the fonnes of Talmon, the onnes of Akkub. the fonnes of Watita, the fonnesof Dhaba, an hundreth t eight and thirtte. 46 © (he Nethinims :-the onnes of 3iha, the tonnes of Halhupha. the lonnes of Tatzerh,. J 47 The fannesstikerog, thefonnes of Ors. fhe nnes of nin as Ca Pini. — Het SL Bi RLU ANA tue ines of dy yd tener Chap. vij. agaba,the onnes of Shalmali, 49 Ghefonnesofipanan, tie ſonnes of Grodel, the ſonnes of Gabar, 50 The nnes of Realah, the fonnes oF Resin,the fonnes of Rekova, 51 The ſonnes of Gazzam, the ſonnes of Ci33a,the fonnes of Paſcah, §2 The ſonnes of Berat, the fonnes of Meunim, the fonnesof Mephivhelim, — 53 The lonnes of Bakbuk, the fonnesof Pacupha rhe tonnes of arhur, 54 Che lonnes of Basttth, the onnes of Mebida,thelonnes of Martha, 55 The fonnes of Barkos, the fonnes of Siilera, the fonnes of Tamah, Y 5 5 fonnes of Mestah , the fonnes of attpha, 57 The fonnes of Salomons ſeruants, the tonnes of Sotat, thefonnesol Sopher reth,the fonnes of JPeriva, 58 The onnes of Jaala, the ſonnes of Darkon,the onnes of Giddel, $9 Chelonnes of Shephatiad, the ſonnes of ipattil, the fennes of Pochereth of Sebas im,the fonnes of Amon. 60 Gilthe Methinims,and the fonnes of Salomon letuants were thace hundzeth, nineticand two. 61 C And thele came bp from Tel-mee lah, Tel harefha. Cherub, Addon, and Im⸗ mer: bur thepconld not thew their fathers: — therr leede, orif they were ok Ji ra 62 The fonnes of Delatab: the fonnes of Aobiah,the fonnes of Nekoda, lir hundzeth and tws and fortie. i 63 And of the Pꝛteſts: the fonnes of Ha· baiah, the fonnes of Makko3, the founes of Barsillai which tooke one of the daughters of Barsiliat the Gileadite to wife, and was named after theit name. : 64 Thele fought their writing of the ge-- nealegtes , butitwas not found ; therefore they were put from the Pate ſthood. 65 And « the Cithatha laid vnto them, that they Mould not cate of the moft holy rill there rofe vp a Piek with * Urim and Chununtin, 66 All the Congregation together was two and foatie thouland thee hundzeth and threcfcore, | 67 Belivesthetrfernants etheir matds, which were ſcuen thouland, three hundreth and ſeuen tthirtie and they had two hans Deth and flue ana fortie inging men and finging women. 68 Cheiehorles were ſeuen hundzeth and fire and rhirtte,& their mules two hundreth and fine and fortie. 69 The tamels foure hundzeth and fue and thirty,and fire chouland (euen hundreth and twenty affes : j 70 Audtertaineot the chiefe fathers yate vntothe woike- Cbi Tirſhatha gane to the treaſure a thouſand borom aes of golt.fifty baſns, flue hundeeth and thirty Peieites garments. FL Ani ome of the chiefe fathers aue Muto roe irealite of He woke. rwerrytyaus ſand Drakes esol gaide, and two thouland ANT iW YuUdeery pieces ol titver, 7 captiuitie, arenumbred. E91 g Meaning, Ne- hemiah : for Tr- (hatha in the Chalde tongue fignificth a bute ler, . Ex0d.28.302. | h Reade Bzrax 269s [Or minasso. on to ynder- word of God. The Law read. 72 And the te of the people yate twenty thouland dramines of golac, and two thain» fand pieces of filuer , and theeeſcore and ſe · uen Diets garments. 73 And the Pꝛieſts and Leuites,and the porters and thelingers and tie rett of the people, and the i2ethinims , and all Iſrael i Which contei- dweit in their cities: and when the ‘ feuenth neth part of Sep- moneth came,the chilazenof Iſtael were tit tember, andpart their cities. of Odober. CHAP. VIIL 2 Exragathereth together the people , and rea- deth to them tne Law. 12 They reicyce in Jfrael forthe knowledge of the wordof Ged. 15 They keepe the feat of Tabernacles or bocthes. A #20 all the people aſſembled themieiues $Ebr.as ose mae, *together, in the ſtreete that was befoze the water gate, andthey ake unto Ezra a Reade Ezra > the Scribe, that be would buing the booke 7.6, ofthe Law of [Boles , witch the Lorde pad commander to Jitact. 2 And C5ra the Peieſt brought the Law before the Congregation boty of men and b Which had Women, and ofal that? could heare and uns age and difcreti- — it, in the firk dap ok the ſeuenth ; moneth, Rand, 3 Gnd he read therein inthe ſtreete that was before the watergate (tro tye moming c This declareth vntill the midday) before menand women, the great zeale that the people had to heare the of allthepeople bearkened unto the booke of the Law. 4 Gnd Esra the Scribe ſtoode ppon a pulpit of mood , which hee ha’ made toz the preaching, and beũde him ſtood Mattithi· ah, and Shema, and Ananiah, and Uriiah, and Vilktah, and Maalſeiah on his right band , and on bis lett hand Pedaiah. and Milſhal, and Malchiah, and Haſhum, and Walhbadana,dechartah, and Meſhullam. § Gnd Ezra opened the boske before all d Totheintene the people: for he was 4 aboue all the peapie: that hisvoyce anUwyen he opened ít, all the people ſtood might be the p. beter beard 6 Gnd Esra prayled the Lord the great God, and all the people anfwered , Amen, Amen, with lifting wp therr hands: and they bowed themlelues, t worſhipped the Led with their faces toward che ground. 7 And Jeſhua, and Bani, t Sbherebiah, Jamin, Akkub, Shabbethal, Hodiiah, Goa» aſciah, Kelita, Azariah, Jozabad , Yanan, Pelatah, and the Leuites cauſed the people to vnderſtand rhe Law, € the people Roode in their place, 8 And they read in the booke of the Law 3 of Gov Biftinctly, and gaue the fente , ano Therfore the Le- çaufen them to ynderftand the reading. uitesao notre- o Then Achemtah(which is Cirhatha) proouc them for any Esra the Dut ana Hcribe, and the mourning, buꝛ Leuites thacuritructed the peopie ſaid pnte aflurethemof All the people, This Day is baly wnto rhe Gods mercies Loꝛd ponr God: mourne not neither weepe: e Io eonſidering their offences 2- gaink the Law, forsímucb.as fg2 ali the people © wept, when thep beard "g are repen- · the twos ofthe Law. f 10 Ve laid allo vnto them, Goe and eat of f That isremem- the fat and drinke the (weet berthepoore. ynte then fo: wham none isf prepared : foz g Reioyce ia the thts Day ts baly vnto our Lozd: be ye not foe Lord,and he will rie therfoze ; foz thes toy of the Loz is pour » AND fend pert Zue yon Kregth. ſtrength Nehemiah. and them that vnderſtood it, and the eares © Ir And the Leuttes made filence though- out ali the peaple.faying, olde pour peace: foz the Day ts holy, be nor fad therefore. 12) Chen ail the people went te cate and to Minke, and to {end away part, € to make great toy, becaule they bad vnderſtood the weds that they had taught them. 13 And on the ſecond day , the chieke fae thers of ali the people, the Pꝛieſts the Le⸗ uites Were gathered bute Ezra the Scribe, that be allo might tnitruct toe inthe words bi the Law. Ba 14 And they found witten in theLaw, (that toe Lo20 had commanded bp Moſes) that the childzen of Ilxael would dwell us *boothesin the feat of the feuenth moneth, 15 And that thep Gould caule it to be Des clared and poclatined in al their cities, and in Jeruſalem, aping, Goe koorth vnto the mount and bring cline branches, and pine branches and branches of myrtus, pale biancbes,t branches of rhicke trees,to make booties, as tt ts witten. 16 Ho the people went forth and bꝛought them and made them bosthes, euery one upe ou the’ roote ot his boule e tn theit courts, and in the courts of thebouleot God, and inthe freee by the watergate,¢ inthe treet efthe gate of Ephꝛaim. 17 Aud al rhe Congregation of them that Were conte againe out cf capttuitte , made bosthes,and tate vnder the bootbhes:-foz ince the itimeof Jeſhua the fenne ot fun vnto this Day, baa not the chitdgenof Iſrael done {o and there was very great top. UL And bee read in the booke of the Law of God enery Day, from the firt Day vuto the latt day. And they kept the feat leuen daies, and on the eight Day a lolemnge afem. bly, accozding vnto the manner, CHAP, IX, 1 The people repent and forfake their ſtrange wines, § The Leustes exhort themte praife God, 6 Declaring his wonders, 26 And their in- gratitude, 30 And Gods great mercies toward them, I #2 the foure t twentieth Day of this *mo- neth,the chilozen of Jitaet were aſſembled with *falting,and with fackcloth,and earth vpon them. . 2 (And-they that were of the leed of H- raclwerefeparated from al the t rangers) and chev toone and confellen their nunes and the tniquities oftheir fathers. 3 And they ſtoode vpintheirplace and readin thebooke of the Law of the Lore their God foure times an the dap, and they dconkeſſed æ wozthipped the Lod their Gov foure times. } 4 Then Koode vpon che ftaires of the Lenites Jeihua.and Bani, Kadintel. Sbe- bantab, Bunt, braham, 8 And foundelt his heart faithful befoze thee,* and madeſt a couenant wit) him, to gtue vnto bis ſeede the lande of the Canaa- nites, Hittites, Amozttes, and Herizzites, aud Jebuiites, and Girgaihites, and hak — thy wordes, becauſe thou art u . 9 * Thouhat alfoconfinered the alflit · tion ofour fathers in Egypt, and beard their trie by the red fea, ` lo And Hewed tokens and wonders vp- on Pharaoh, and on ail his (eruants,and on all che people of his land : foz thou knewelt that they dealt proudly againit them: there- fort thou madeit thee a Rame, AS appeareth s Day. Il ` Forthon didſt bzeake vp the fea be- fore them, and they went thorow the mids of the (ea on Dzy land, and thole that purſu⸗ ed them, batt thou caſt tto the bottomes as a ftone tx the mighty waters : I2 And leddeſt themin the day witha pillar of a cloud, antin the night with apil- lat of fice,to gine them light tn the way that they went. 13, * Thou camel down alſo vpon mount Binai,and (pakeit vnto them from Heaucn, and gaueit then right udgements and true lawes, o2dinances, and good commaunde> ments, ; I4. And declared onto them thine holy Pabbath,and commanded them precepts, and owinances, and lawes, by the band of Moles thy leruant : I5 *And gaei them bread from heanen fo: their hunger, * and bꝛoughteſt forth wa- ter fos them out ot therocke fog their third : and” promiledt them chat they Gould gog in, and take poſſelſion of thelande, for che which thon haddef lift wp thine hand fota gine then... ¢ 16 But they and our fathers behaued themfelues protfaely, and hardened their necke, fotbat they bearkened not vnto thy commandements. * 17 But refuied to obep.and would not remember i At Seng marks that then haddeſt tone foz them, but hardened their necks, and had in their Heats ro returneto their bondage by their rebellion: but theu, D Gor ofmerties, gracious € full of come paſſion, of long cing, and of great mera tyxet forfoaks ft jema nSt. 18. Moꝛecuec, when chee made thema molten calf (2 fayn, Whis is thy God that brought thee vp out of fhe lanne sf Cgypc) anp omnutted greathlaipycmics, , 19. Det thou foz thy great mercies faza and the peoples ingratitude. 192 ſookeſt them notin the wildernes: *the pil» Exod.13.22. larof the claud Departed not front them bp 0b.14.14. Day to lead chem the way, neither the pillat 1.¢or.10,1. ef Err by ntght.to mewe them light, aud the Way whereby they ſhould go. _ 20 Thou gauch allo thy good Spirit to inſtruct chem, č withheldeſt not thy MAN from thetr mouth, and gauelt them water fez their thirſt. _ 21 Thou BDE alfo feed them forty peres in the wilderneſſe: they lacked nothing: *thetr clothes wared not olde, aud their feet Deut. 8.4. © fwelled not, c Though the 22 Andthouganek them kingdoms and way was tedious people,and d ſcattexedſt theni mio comers; and long, to they poitin * the land of Siton andthe d Meaning,the dand of the king of Hechbon.and thelana of heathen whom Dg King of Bahan. he droue out. 23 And thou diddeſt multiply their chil- Numb. 21.26." Den like the ttarres ofthe beguen, tbrough - tel them into the land, whereof tieu hatt ſpoken buta their fathers, that they Monta go and poſſeſſe tt. . 24 So the childzen went im and polſeſſed theland, anè thou (ubbucdit before theng ` the inhabitants of theland,enen the Tanaa⸗ nites, and gaueſt them into ther handes, . with their kings and the people of the land, gas they might Doe with them wharthep auld. 25 End they tooke their trong cities and — the tat landann poſſeſſed houſes, full of all : Goods, cilerites digged out, vinepardsand ` oitues,and trees fo2 food tnabundance, and - they Did cate, and were filled,and became fat, anditued in plealure though thy great goodneſſe. [is est 26 Wet they were difobedient, rebele ` againit thee, and catt thy law behinde their backes, aud ſiew thy Prophets(which epro· ¢ Taking heauen tetted among them toturne them birto tige) and earth to wits and commicred great blafphemies. | nefie,thar God 27 Wherefore thou deliueredſt themins would deftroy to the bande of their enenues that vexed them, except them: yet inthe time cf their affliction, they returned, when they cryed vnto thee, thowheardett as 2. Chron,24, them fromthe heauen, and theaugh thp 19. great mercies thou gaueſt them fautours, £ He declareth wo faued them out ofthe hand of thetr aD: how Gods mer- uerſaries. cies euer conten- 28 But when they had iret, thepretur: ded withthenic- ned to doe cuill before thee: therefore lefteit kednefie of thou them in the hande ef their enemies, (0 the peoplewho that tbey baw the Dorunton ouer them, pet euevintheir pro⸗ when they contierted, and cried yntothee, fericy forgate thou heardeſt tyem from heauen, ang Delt. God. ; ucredit them according to thy great mercies many tines, ; 29 And proteſtedſt among then that thou mighteſt bing them againe puto thy Lato: Leait.r8s.exehe. but they bebaucd themfclucs pꝛoudly, and 20, 1i.r0m.10. hearkened not vnts thy commandements, 5, e2/.3.12. but Ennen againſt thyindgements (which: g Which is afi- aman moula do and itueinthem)and ¢ pul» militude taken led away the Houlder, and were ſtitnecked, ofoxen, that and weuls nota peace. fhrinke atthe 30 Pet thon $ Diddeſt foabeare them ma⸗ yoke or bur- Hy xceres, aud proceed among them by then,as Zech. - «If, h When thor cidft admonifh themby thy sane $ Ebrethozs: didſt prolong vpon twemmany yeeress ` : thy * * |The couenant fealed. | i Exod.3 4:6:7: P/2l.t4 3.8526 - i By whom we were led away into captiuity, and haue bene -appointed te be flaine,as Efter 3:13. k He confeffeth that all chefe things came to them iuftly for their finnes but he appealeth from Gods iuftice to his mercies, 1 That thou wouldeft deltroy them, except they = would returneto theesas verle 26. m Thatis,to bee the lordsthereof, n Thusby affi- étion they pro- mifeto keepe Gods comman- dements, where- unto they could not be brought by Gods great benefits, lâr butler. a Which fub- fcribed to keepe the premite, lOr, Capraineof sab, ⸗ thy Dpirite, euen by the hande ok thy Wr0- per a oa —— — — gau emintothe hand of the people of the lands. l te Eror 31 Det fo: thy great mercies thou hat not confumed them, neither forſaken them ; foz thouarta gracious and mercifull Gad. 32 Now therefore our God, * thou great God mighty and terrible, that keepelt cones nant and * mercie, let not all the affitction that hath come vnto ve,leeme a little before thee, that is, toour ings, to our Pinces, and to our Pꝛieſtes, and to our zopbhets, and to ourtathers, and to all thy people, — time of the kings of i Aſhuͤr unto is Dap. 33 Durely thou art iuſt in all that is come vpon vs: fo2 thou * bhat dealt truely, but we haue Done wickedly. 34 And our Kings and our Pꝛinces, our HPꝛieſts and our fathers haue not Done thp Lawe, no: regarded chp commaundements no: thy proteltations, wherewith thon batt 1 protetted among them. 35 And they have not ſerued thee in their kingdome, and tn thy great goodnefle that thou bewei vnto them, andinthelarge and fatte land which thou did deit fet before them,and haue not conuerted from their g- uill works 36 Beholde, wee are ſeruants this day» and the lande that thau gaueſt ynte our fa: thers, to eate the ™ fruite thereof, and the goodneſſe thereat, bebelde, wee are feruants therein, ; 37 Andit peeldeth much fruite vnto the kings whom thou hat fet ouer vs, becaule ofour finnes : and they haue Dominton ouer our bodies, and ouer onr cattel at thelr plea> ſure, and we arein great affliction. 38 sow becaulcof allthis wee makes a fure couenant, and wite t,and eur princes, our Leuites and our Pieſts feale vnto it. CHAP, x. a. The names of them that fealed the cousnant betweene God and the people. ; N2 thep that lealed werefQehemiah the zs lo lhe thefonneof Wachaliay,anv idkitah, 2 Seratah,Asariah, Jeremiah, 3 Pathur,Amartah,gHalchtah, 4 iWattulb,Sbebantah,Walluch, § Warim,Werimoti,Dbadiah, 6 Danil Ginnethon, Baruch, 7 Meſhullam Abuah Miamin, 3 Magaziah, Bugat, Shematah : thele are ache Diets., 9 Q Anothe Lenites : Jeſhna the fonne of Azaniah, Binnut,of the lonnesof Pena Dad, Kadmitel. > 0 And thetr brethaen, Dhebaniah, Hodi · ia), Kelita, Pelaiah. Yanan, Ir Micha, Rehob, haſhabiah, 12 3accur,Dherebiah Sbebaniah, 13 Yodiah, Bani Beninu, 14 € The chiete of the people were Da · rof, || Pahath Moab,Elam,Fattu, Bani, Ig Bunnt, Azgad, Bebai, 16 Avomtah, Bigaan gin, 17 Ater,Wisktiab, Assur, Nehemiah. 13 Podiab, aſhum, Besat, 19 iariph,Anathoth,Mebat, — . 20 §Bagptath, Meſhüliam Hezit 2I Mechezabeel, zadok, Jaddua, 22 Pelatiah, Danan Anaiah, 23 Hoſhea, Hananiah, Hachub, 24 Hallohech. Pileha, ⸗hobek, 25 Rehum, Vaabnah, Waaletab, 26 And Aitah, Danan, Anan, 27 Malluch, Harim Baanah. 23 And the relt ofthe people, the Picts, the Leuites, the Porters, the ingers,the b fAethintins, and all that were e feparated from the people of the lands vnto the Lawe of God , thetr wiues, their ſonnes, and their Daughters, all chat could vnderitand. | 29 The chieke of them receiued tt foz their brethren e they caime te the « curſe and to the othe to walke in Gods Lawe, which was gtuen by Doles the teruant of God, to obicrue and dee all the commaundements of the Lode our Sed, and his wagements, aud his ſtatutes: 30 And that wee woulde not gtue sur Daughters to the peopie of the land, neither take their Daughters foz our fonnes. Eich fruies and tithes. b Reade Ezra, 24300 Ei c Which being idolaters, for- {looke their wice Kednefle,and gaue themfelues toferue God, d They madethe othe in the name ofthe wi ole multitude, e Whereunto they gauc theme 31 Andit the peopleofthe land brought (elues,if they ware on p Sabbath, o2 any victuals to Celi, f that wee would not take it on themon the Habbath,and on the holp dayes:* and that we would let the ſeuenth yeere bee free, and the Debts of enerp + perſon. 32 And we made Latutes foz our (elves to giue by the pere,the third pact of a thekel fo: che ferutce of the boufe of our Gov, 3 Foz the s hewhzead, and forthe Batly ering , and foz the Datly burntoffring,the brake the Law, as Deut. 28.15. ` f Which not- withitanding they brake (vone after, as Chap. 33.15. Leuit.25.4.dent. 15.4. t Ebr.hand, 0 Dabbarhs,the new mosnes,foz the folemne g This declareth featts,and fo the things that were fanctifi- wheretore they ed. and fo the finne offerings te make an a> gauethis third tonement fo Iſrael,and fuz ali the woꝛke of parc ofthe he- the boule of our God. kel, which was 34 Aee cak ali lots foz the offerittg oF befides the halfe the wood,euen the Peieſtes, the LeuttesanD fhekel,that they the people, to bing tt into rhe boule ofout were bound to od, 4 by the haute of our kathers, yeerely at pay, Exod.30, the timtesappotnted,toburne tt ppon the ale 13. tar ofthe Lord our Ged, as itis witten in || Or,zstothe the Law, i 35. And to bring the firft fruites of our land,and the firitofal the fruits ofalltrees, peere by yeere, into the boufe of the Loꝛd, houfeof, 36 Andthe firt borne of our fonnes and h By this rchear- of our cattell,asit is” wꝛitten in the Lawe, fallismeant tbat and the firit bozne of our bullockes and of there was no part our ſheepe, to bring it into the honle of our God, vnto the Pictes that mintier in the houle of our Gov, * pi 37. And that wee Moulde izing the firk frute of nur Dough, and our ofertngs, and the fruit ofeuery tree of wine, andof ople, bnto the Peieſtes, tothe chambers of the boufe of our God: and the tithes of our land vnto the Lenites, thet the Lenttes might bat the tithes in allthe cities of our itra- uatie, i 38 And the Piet, the fonne of Maron, nor ceremony in the Law,wherun e to they did not binde themfclues by couenant. i Whierefocuer we laboured,or trauailed,there the tithes were due vnto the Lord both by the Law,and accor- fhall bee with the Lewites,when the Leuttes ding tothe othe take tithes, and the Leuttes wall * bmg bp thetenth part of the tithes vnto the and couenant that we made. boule of our God, vnte the — 7 Nam 18 , 26 e F They that dwelein Ierufalem, , k Wee will not Jeane it defticute - ofthat, that thal the treafure boufe, 39 Foz the children of Jirael, and the childgen of Lent wall bring vp the offerings ofthecozne, ofthe wine, and of the ople, vnto thechambers; and there thalbe the bef- fels ofthe Sanctuary, and the Pꝛieſts that mintier, and the posters, and thetingers, and * wee willnot fozfake the boule ot our Chap. xj. xij. fonne of Daub, the fonne of Azrikam, the fonne ofMahablah, the fonneof Bunn. 16 And Shabbethat, and Jozabad of the chiefe of the Leuites were ouer the workes of the bouie of Godwithout. j 17 And MWattaniah the fonne of Micha, the (onneotZabpdi, ý fonne of Alaph was the chicfe tas begin the thankeſgiuing and pap» andin the eitiesofludah, 193 er ; and Bakbukiah the ſecond of bts bres e Thatis, hebe- thren and Abda the onne of Shammua, ganthe Pfalme, the lonne of Galal, the ſonne of Jeduthun. and wasthe 13 il the Leuites inthe help citie were Chaunter, twe hundzeth foureſcore and toure. 19 And the porters Akkub, Talmon and - their bzethzen that kept the f gates, werean f£ Meaning, of bee neceflary 60B. forit, CHAP. XI, > 1 Whodwelled in lerufalem after it was bui» ded, 21 And who inthe csties of Iudah. A fad the rulers of the people dwelt in Tee rufalem : the other people alſo caſt lots, a Becaufe their 2 tobing one out ottenne, to dwell in Jeru. enemies dwelt falem the poly citie, and nine partsto be in hundzed twenty and two, the Temple. round about the cities. 20 And the g reftdue of Peael of the g Ofthem them they pro. 2 AnD the people thanked all the men Detelts,and ef the Lemttesawele in all the ci· which dwelt net uided that it that were willing to Dweilin Jeruſalem. tics of Judab, every onein histnberttance. in lerufa'em, mighthe reple- 3 Thef nowe are the chieteofthepzo- 21 And the Nethinims dwelt in the | foz- Or, Opel. nifhed with men,- and vfed this po- licie, becaufe there were few that offeredthem- felucs willingly, b Which came of Perez the fonne of Iudah, i Or, of Shilo- Mite. € Thatis, was _ the hie Prieft. $ Thatferued _and miniftred ia ‘she Temple, lOr, of one of the great MER uince, that dwelt in Jerulalem, but in the ci» ties of Judah, euery one dwelt in bis owne poſceſſion in their cities of Firael, p Pꝛieſts and the Leuttes Erbe Methinims , and the fonnes of Salomons ſeruants. And tu Jerulalem dwelt certaine of the chilozen of Judah, and of the children of Beniamin. Df tbefonnes of Judab, Atha» tab, the onne of Gistiah, the onne of Fecha» riab, the fonne of Amariah, b fonneat Sher — ſonne of Mahaleel of she ſonnes of Peres, s And Maaleiah the onne of Baruch, thẽ ſonne ot Col Vozeh, the ſonne of Waza tab, the ſonne of Adaiah , the ſonne of Jotas rib, the fonne of Zechariah, the ſonne of I Sbilont. 6 GAllthelonnesof Peres that dweltat Jerulalem, were foure hundsed-thze¢ (core and eight valiant men. J 7 Thele alfo are the ſonnes of Beniamin, Sallu the fonne of Meſhullamthe fonne of Joed, the fonne of Pedaiah, the ſonne of Kos laia}, the ſonne of $Paaleiah, the fonne of J thicl the fonneof Jeſhaiah, 8 And akter him Gabai, Sallai, nine hundzed and twentie and eight. 9 And Joel the ſonne af Zichri was go- uernour ouer them : and Judah the fonne of — = — et — 10 the Picks, Jedaiah, the ſonne o Joiarib, Jachin. 11 @eratah, thefonneof Hilkiah, the fonne of Meulan. the ſonne of Zadok, the fonne of Meraioch, the ſonneof Ahitube was chiefeof the boufe sf God. _ 12 Audthetrbrechsen*that did the twoke in the Temple, were eight hundzeth twentie andtwo : ẽ Adaiah rhe fonne af Jeroham, thefonne of Pelaliah, the fonne of Amst, the fonne of Sechartah, the fonne of Patur, the fonne of Walchtab : 13 And his brethren, chiefe of the fathers to hundred and two and fourtie : and Gs mafhfat, the fonne of Asarect,the lonne of ã⸗ — ſonne ef Meſhilemoth, the ſonne of mmer: 14 And their brethreen valiant men, an Hundzeth x eight and twentyrand theirouers icer was Zabdtel the fonne of) Yagedolun. Is Auvolfthe Leuites, Sbematay che trelſe, and ziha, and Supa wasouer the Re: thinins, 22 And the onerleer of the Lentes in Jes rulalem was Ciz3i the fonne of Bani, the for of Afhabtab, the fonneaf Wattaniah, the fon of Michã:otf the fonnes of Afaph fingers were ouer the wozke of the houle ef Gon. 23 Foꝛ it was the Rings commandement concerning them, that Faithfull prouifion thould be fo? the fingers euery Day. 24 And Pethahiah the onne of Mehe- zabcel, of the fonneset Serab, the fonne of Jubal) © wasat the Kings hand in all mat ters concerning the people. 25 And in the villages in their landes, fome of the childzen of Judah dwelt in Kirt ath-arba,and tn the villages thereof, and in Dibon, and in the villages thereof, and in Jekabzeel, and tn the villages thereof, 26 Andin Jeſhua, and tn Moladah and in Beth-palet, $ 27 And in Hazer· chual, and in Beer- hee ba, and in the villages thereof, 28 And in Ziklag and in Mechonah. and inthe viliages thereof, 29 And in En · rimmon, and inZareay and ta Jarmuth, : $ 30 Zanoab, Adullam, ein their villages, in Lachtth,andin the fielaes thereof, at Azee kab and tn che villages thereot:and they dwelt from Beer-heba vnto the valley of inno, 31 And the fonnes of Beniamin fron Geba,in Michmaſh, and Atia,and Beth el, and in the villages thereof, + 32 Anathoth. Mob, Ananiah, 33 Vazo, Ramah, irtam, 34 Vadid, Zcboim, ebalat, 35 L0d,¢ Dno, in the carpenters balley, 36 And of the Leuites were Diuifions in Judah, and tn Beniamin, CHAP, XII : 1 The Prieftes and Lemtes which came with Zerubbabel usto Ieruſalem, are numbred, 27 And the wallis dedicated. 4 8 Veke alio are the Príeftes and the Le- uites that »went pp with Zerubbabel, the fonne of healtiel, and Jeſhua; to wit, Peratah, Jeremiah. Cra, 2 — pai SL 3 ecaniah, Rebum, Merimoth, wh 4 JDD i Thewall dedicated. 4 Iddo, Ginnetho Abita, § tain, Paadiah, Bilgah 6 Byematah, and Jorarib, Jedaiah, 7 Dalm Amok Vilkitah, Fedarah: thefe were the > chiefe of the Prieſts, and ofrhew brethren in the Dayesof Jeſhua. Sat $ And the Lenites, Felhua, Binnui, Kadmucl, Mbercbtab, Audah. Mattaniah. c were ouer the thankciguungs, bee, and bis brethren. 9 And Bakbukiah and Unni, and theit bꝛethren were abont chem in thed watches. 10 Gud Jeſhua begate Jorakim: Joia» kim alfa begat: Cliatyib, and Eliaſhib bt · gate Joiada. 11 Aud Joiada begat Jonathan,and Jo- nathan begat Jaddua. — 12 Gnd in the Dayes of Joiakim were thefe che chtete fathers of the Pꝛieltes: An Der © Heratah was Weratad, vnder Jere: ab, iganantab, 13 Under Esra, Meſhullam, vnder A- wiariab, Jehohanan, 14 Under Meltcu, Jonathan, vaver Shebaniah Joſeph, I5 Gander harun, Adna, vnder Meras ioth, Helkai. 16 Under Jano, Zechariah, vnder Gins nithon, MWeſhullam. 17 Nnderẽ Abita}, Zichi, bonner in- iamin and vnder Moadiah.Piltat, 18 Under Bilgah, Shammua, vnder Hhematah,Jehonachan, Ig Under Joiarib, Mattenat, vnder Fie- Datah, Asst, i 20 Guder Hallat Kalai, vnder Amok, Toer, 21 Gader hilkiah, Haſhabiah, vnder Jes Baiah, Methaneel. ipa oa 22 Inthe dayesof Cliahib,Joiada,and Johanan, & Jaddua were che chiefe fathers Bf the Leuttes written, andthe Pꝛieſtes in ther ree of Darius the Pertian.. 23 The lounesof Lcut,cbe chicke fathers were witten in the booke of the Chronicies euen vnto the Dayesot Johanan the lonue of Eliathib. i 24 And the chicfe of the Leuites were Haſhabiah, Sherebiah, t Jeſhua the tonne ot Kadinicl, their brethren about them to gine parle and thanks, acceding to the oz- Dinance of Dauid the man of God, ward p= uer eagaing ward. i 25 $Pattantah and Bakbukiah. Obadi⸗ ah, Meſhullam, Talmon, and Akkub were porters keeping the ward at the chreſholds of the gatts. P, 26 Theſe were in the dayes ok Joiakim the onne of Jeſhua, the ſonne of Jozadak, and inthe Dapes of sAcheimiah the captatne, and of Ezra the Pict and Scribe. 27 AnD inthe Dedicationof the wall at Jeruſalem they foughe the Leuites out of all their places to bzing them to Jerufalem to Nehemiah. Of the counticyes of Gcba, ¢ Azmaueth: for tie fingers had built them vtilages rounde about Jeruſalem. 30 Aud the Pꝛrieſtes and Leuites were purificd,¢cleanted the peopie,and the gates, and the wail. 31 Andi FZ brought bp the princes of Jus Dab vpon the wall,and appoinced two great companies ta gine thanks,and rhe one went onthe right bande of the wali cowarde the Doung gate. 32 And after them went Hoſhatah, and alfe the paces of Iudah, 33 And Azariah, Ezra an’ Meſhullam, 34 Judah, Bentamin, ant Hhcmatah and Jeremiab, hd 35 And of the Pꝛieſts fonnes with trum⸗ pets,3echarial the ſonne of Jonathan, the tonne of Hhematah, the ſonne of Mattani⸗ ah, the nne of SSichaiah, the lonne of 3at- cur,the ionne of Alaph. 36 And «bis brethꝛen, Shematah, and zaree Wilali ilala Baar, Qethaneel, and Judah, Yanant, with the mulical inſtru⸗ ments of Dauta the man of God; and Ezra the Scribe wencbefore tient. 3 37 And tothe sateof the fountatne, cuen oner againt the went they vp by'the itatres of the city of Dautd,at the going vp of the wall beyond the boult of Daud, cuen vnto the water gate Caltward. 33 And che fecond company of them that gaue thankes, went on the other fide, ¢ J afe ter them,ann the halke of the people was bpe oR the wail,end vpon the tower of the furnae ceseucn vnto the bꝛoad wail. 39 Andvponthe gate of Ephraim, anv vpou the olde gate, t vpon the tich gate,and the tower of Hananeel, and the tower of Meah, euen vnto the Heepe gate: and thep food in the gate of the ward. 40 Go ttood the two companies of hers that gaue thanks in the boule of God,and J and the balfcof therulers with me. 41 She icts alle, Eliakim, Maaſciah, Miniamin, Pichatah, Clrocnat,3echartah, Danantah, with trumpets, i 42 And Maaſeiah and Sbemaiah, ans Cleazar, and 33i, and Ichohanan, anv Matchitah,and Clam,and Ezer: and the tingers fang loud, hauing Izrahiah which was the ouerleer. 43 And the fame Day they offered great facrifices and retovced : foz God bad giuen them great toy, fo that both the women and the chilazen were ioyfull: an’ the top of Je» rufaleim was heard farre off. 44 Ailo atthelame tine were men ape pointed m ouer the chambers efthe ttore for theofferings, fo? the firt fruits, and fo: the tithes, to gather into them out of the fields of the cities the poꝛtions ofthe Law, foz rhe Petes and the Leuttes ; fez Judah reiop- Thankefgiuing. 29 And from the houfe sf Gileatand out” i Meaning, Ne- hemiah, k Thatis,the — brethren.of Zac⸗ cur. 1 Which was the going vp tethe mount Zion, whichis catied the citie of Dae uid, Ebr. cauſed eo beare.. m Which were ehambersap- · poynted by He- zckiah to put im the tithes, and fuch things, 2. Chron,3 4.15. Abr fonnesof keepethe Dedication ¢ gladuneſſe, boty with ced for the Pꝛieſts and for the Leuites, that the fingers, thank(ginings and with fongs,cpmbals,vt> ferued. - h Which werea oles, and with barpes. 45 And both —— and the Leuites & now repaired certaine family, - 28 Then thetlingers gathered them» kept the ward oftheit Hed, & the ward of againe for the had their poflef- ftlues together both fromthe playne coun- thepurificationaccozDing to thecommaune fme vie. Sons inthe fields, trey about Jexuſalein, and from the villages Dement of Danid, and Salomon bis fonne. a,Chron,a.s4, of" Metophathl, 46 "Fo miten— — a Chren, 15.a * -Areformation. Of old were chiefe fingers,and longs of paile aud thankelgiuing punto God. 47 Andin the Dapes of Zerubbabel, and in the Daves of Nehemiah did all Iſrael giue portions vnto the Angers and porters, euery í Day bis portion, €thep gaue the boly things s Thatis, the vnto the Leuites, and the Leuttes” gaue the tenthpartofthe bolp things vnts the fonnesot aren, exhes. CHAP. XIIL 8 The Law is read. 3 They feparate from them all Strangers. 15 Nehemiah reproueth thé that breake she Sabbath.30 An ordinance to ferue God. A® on that Day DiD thep read in p booke pf Woles, in the audience of the people, and tt was found witten therein, that the Dent.2 3.3. enter into the Congregation of God, 2 Becauie they met not the childzen of Ilrael with bread and with water, * but hi» red Balaam agatuit them, that hee ſhould turle them: and our Gow turned the cucle À into a blefling. aThatis,allfuch 3 Mow when theyhad beard the Lawe, which hadioy- thepfeparated from Jirael all thole that ned in vniawfull were mired, mariage, Kalle 4 EAnd before this hab the Piet Elia- chof with whom ſhib the ouerfight of the chamber of the boule God bad forbid- ofour God,betug ¢kinfinan to Tobiah: denthemtohawe § And hee had made hima great cham> fociety, ber and there bad they afozetime lard the of- b That the ſepa⸗ ferings, the incenſe and the seflels ,and the sation was made. tithes ofcoꝛne, of wine tofoyle (appointed © He was ioyned foz the Leuites,and thefingers, and the pez inafiaty with ters) and the offtings of the J9 Nam, 22.5,6. Chap.ziij: Ammontiz, and the Woabite chould not B ; zieſts. Tobiah the Am- 6 ‘ut mallthisume was not J in Fee tufalem: foz in tye two and thirtieth peere 4 of Artabihathte king of Babel,caine J vn» to the king, and || after certame Dapes Jj obs tained of the king. 7 Aud when twas come to Jerulalent, J vuderitood e the euill that Eiiaſhib had Bone foz Tobiah, in that be had made him a chamber in the court ofthe boule of God, 8 Andit avicued me loze: therefore J catt foorth ali the veſſels of the houle of Tobiah out of the chamber. 9 And J commanded them to clenle the chambers:and thither broughe J againe the vellels ofthe boule of Goo with the meat of- fring and the incenle. Io And FZ percetucd that the portions of the Leuites bad not beene giuen, ¢ that eue- ty one was fied to his land, euen the Lenttes and lingers that erecuteB the worke. II Chen repzooued J theruters, ¢€ fayd. monite and enc- my of the lewes. d Called alfo Darius, Ezra 7.1. Or, atthe yeeres end, e Thns we feeto what inconueni- ences the people fall into, when they are defticute of one that hath the feare of God, feeing that their chiefe gouernour was buta while abfent, and yet they felinto fuch great abfurdities: as appeareth allo Exod,32. 1. È Hee protefteth that he did his dnetie witha good con(cience, yet he doeth not isftifie himfelfe herein, but defi- -seth God to fa- uourhim,and to be mercitull vyno him for his owne goodneffe fake, as verfe32. and 3i Cbypts the houle of Gedfoxlaken? And M afembled them , and fet them in their place. 12 Then brought all Janah the tithes of poaa of wine, and of opte unto the trea» utes. 13 And J made trealurers ouer the trea- fures Dhelemiah the Priel, and Zadok the Accibe,and of the Leuites , Pedaiah, and binder their hand Danan the lonne of Saccur the fonne of Mattaniah: foz thep were coun: ted faithfull, and their office was to Dittri- bute vnto their bꝛethꝛen. 14 Remember nce, D my Gon, berein, and wipe not out my fkindueſſe that Jhaue Hewed onthe youlvofmp God, and onthe offices thereof, 15 Jn thole Dayes faw F in Judah, them that trode wine preffeson the Sabbath, ana that bought in thgaues, and which laded alles allo with wine, grapes and figges, and allburthens, and brought them into Jerus falem npon the Sabbath Day: and eF po» a ts themin the Dap that they fold vic⸗ tuals. 16 There dwelt men of Tyrus alfo ther- in, which brought fiM and all wares, ¢ fold on the Sabbath vnto the chudzen ef Jusah cuen tn Jerufalem, 17 Then reproened F therulers of Jus Dab, and ſayd vnto theni, Uhat entll thing is thts that pe Doe, and brꝛeake the Oabbath 2 ay? 18 Did not pour fathers* thus, and out God brought al this plague vpon vs, € spon thiscitte? pet pee tncreale the wath vpon Frael in breaking the Mabbath. Ig And when the gates of Jerufalem bes gan to be i Dark before the Sabbath, J come manded to fyut the gates, and charged, that they ſhould not be opened cillafter the Sab- bath, and feme of my (eruants fet J at the gates that there Hould no burde be bzoughe inon she Sabbath day. 20 Ho the chapmen and merchants ofall MerchanDize remained once o} twile al night without Jerufalem, : 21 And F pꝛoteſted among them and faid vnto them, Ciibyp tarp pee all night about the wall? Ik pee doe it onceagaine, J will lap bands vpon vou. From that time came chep no moze on the Sabbath. l 22 @ And J lapd vnto the Leuites that they Would clenſe themfelucs, and chat thep Mould come and keepe the * gates tofancti- fie the Sabbath Day. Remember mee, D my Ood, concerning this, and pardon me accoz= Ding to thy great mercy. 3. Fn thole dapes allo F faw Jewes that — pure of A2hood, of Ammon, and of Moab. ; 24 Aud their chilen ſpake halfe in the fpeech ef Ahdod, and could not (peake in the Jewes language, and according tothe langnage of the one people, and ot the otcher peopie. 25 Then J repꝛooued them.and™ curles thermt.and finotecertatne of them and pulled off their haire , and tooke an othe of them by God, Ve Hall net giur pour Daughters vnto thetrlonnes , neither Mall peetake of their baugptets vnto pour fennes , neg foz pour elues. 7 26 *Dis not Salomon the king of Iſtael finne by thelethings ? pet ameng many na- tions was there no king like pim: for he was *beloucd of his God, € God had mave him king ouer Ifrael: *ce trange women cau: fed him to finne. 27 Dhall we then obcy vnto poun, to goall thts great cenili, and to tranſgreſſe againtt our God,cucn to marrie trange wiues? 28 And one of the fonnes of Joiada the fonne of Eliaſhib the high Pꝛieit was rie fanne inlaw of Sanballat the igogonite; but J chated hun from me. z 26 Remember them. D my God, p » defile Bb2 the TheSabbathreformed. 194 g Ideclared vac to them, that God would not fuffer fuch tranf erefiors ef his law to be vmu- niſhed o h Was not this 2 great caufe why God plagued vs in times paft? m¢aning,that if they tranigreffed now in the fame againe, their plague ſhould be greater. 1 Abert thetime that the Sunne went downe: for the Sabbath la- {ted from the fam going downe of the one day, to the funne fetring of the other k Meaning, of the Temple, thae none that was vncleane , fhould enter. 1 Which wasa citie ofthe Phi- liftims,and they had maried wiues thereof,and ſo had corrupted their fpeech and religion. m That is,! did excommunicate them, and driue them out of the Congregation, 1.King. 3.7, 130 2 S278,12,24,25 a.King ILE 7 ecclas 47. 19, 20. n Punifh them according to their fault, & ewf example, which they hauc gucn tothe seit of thy people contrary to them vocatiõ⸗ Ahafhuerofheroyall feat. the Wrielthoode, and the conenaunt of the Peieſthood and of the Lenites. 30 Then cleanled F them from all fran» : aers, appointed the wards of the Petes -Efter. and ofthe Leuites, euery one in his ofiter, 31 And foz the offering of tie wosd at times appoincred,and fo? the firn fruits. Ree o Thatis,to thew member me, D my God, ° in goodneſſe. mercy vato Me. Efter. THE ARGVMENT, rte, B Ecaufe of the diuerfitie of names, whereby they vicdto name their kinges, and the fapputationof yeeres whercin the Ebrewes & the Grecians do vary, diuers authors write diuerfly as touching this Aha(hucrofh,but it feemeth, Dan. 6.1. & 9.8. that he was Darius king of the Medes, & funné of Aſty- ‘ ages, called alfo Ahafhuetoth,whick was a name of honour,and fignifed great & chiefe,as chiefe head. Herein is declared the great meteies of God teward his Church, who neuer faileth them in their greateft dangers, but when all hope of worldly helpe faileth,he cuer ſtirreth vp fome by whom he fendeth coms , fort and delinerance. Herein alfo is de(cribed the ambition, pride,and cruelty of the wicked when they come to honour, and their fudderr fall whenthey are at higheſt: and how God preferucth and prefera reth them which are zealous of his glory, and haue a care and loue toward their bre.bren, s CRTA PINK 3 King Ahafhuerofh maketh a royall feaft, 12 Whereunte the “for which caufe fhe is diuorced. 20 The kings de- cree touching the preeminence of man. a Called alfo A $2 the Dayes oia Ahafbuerch _ Darius, who was eH ( this te Ahalhueroſh that - now the foue- ¥ reigned from India euen vn⸗ raighe Monarch, d Po to €thiopta. ouer an? pun- and had the go- g VS DicBand feuen and twentie uernment of the ZS aX proninces ) : Medes, Perfians 2 Jucholei apes wien the king Ahaſhue· end Caldeans, tofo: fate on hts throne, which was in thepa- Some thinke bee. [aceof* Qbufhan, stich was Darius Hy- Tit the third yeere oF his teigne he made ftalpis (onne, cal- a feall vnto ãll his princes and his ſeruants, Jed alfo Artax euen the power of Perlia and Media, and to erxes. the captaines and gouernours of the protina b Daniel chap. 6, ces which were Defoe htm, y.maketh men- 4 That he might thew the riches and glo» tion but of fixe rp of bis king dome, and the honour of dts fcore,leauwng out great maieſtie many Dayes, cuen an hundred thenumber that anD fourelcoze Dayes. , isvaperfit,asthe ç And when theſe Daves wereerpired, the Scriptureiadi- king made a fealt to allthe people chat were uers places vfeth, found inthe palace of buwan, both vnto cThatis,hadreft great and (mall, (eten Daves, in the court of and quietneſſe. fhe garden of the kings palace, Nehem.i.i. 6 Vnder an banging of white, greene, and i blet clothes, faltened with cozDs of fine lins nenand purple, tn ſiluer rings, pillars of d Whichthey marble: thed beds were of gold, and of filuer viedinthofe vpon apꝓauement of porphyre, and marble, countreyesin ANO alabafier.and blew colour. — Read of tables 7 Aud they gaue them drinke in beflels of gold, and changed vellell after vefſell, and ropall wine in abundance accozding tothe e Aswas befee- ¢ yotwer of the king. ming forlo mag- 8 And the drinking wasby an oder. nove nificəlla kinge might f compel: foz fo the king had appoin- f Nore might be ted vnto all the officers of his honle, that compelledto theyſhould do accoꝛding to cuety mans pleas drinke morethen ftre. it pleafed bim, 9 € The queene Catt made a feaſt alfo foz the women in the ropal boule of king Abathueroth. ene wasthe 10 Upon the e (tuenth Dap, when the aftdayofthe king was mery with wine, be commaunded ſealt rhat the Mehuman, Biztha, Warbona, Bigtha, and bing wade ſor Abagtha, Sethar,and Carcas,the leuen Cu- thepeopleas nuches, (that ſexued in the prꝛeſence of king yerk 5. Ahaſhueroſh.) yeene Vafhti will not come’, T9- IL To bring Ducene Cafhtt before the king with the crowne royall,that bee might few the people and the panees her beauties foz the was faire to looke upon. 12 But the Queene Uafoti refuled to come at the kings word, + which he had gt- Ebr. which was uen in charge to the eunuches: therefore the 1 the hand of the Ring Was pery angry, ¢ bis wrath kindled ewanches, in him. I} Then the king fayd to the wile men, ‘ h that Brew the times (fo: fo wasthe kings h Thathad expe. maner towards alithat kuewthe Law and rience of things the tudaement. as they had leare 14 And the vert »nte him was Carfhena, ned by diligent Shetar, Admatha, Tarſtiſt, Meres, gar- marking in con- fena & Memucan the euen princes of Per- tinuanceof times fia and edia, which faw the i kings face, 1 Which were and fate the Arf inthe kingvome.) 1§ What Hall wee dee vnto tie Ducene fellers,chat might Clathtiaccesding tothe law, becanle fhe DID baue alwayes ace not according to the word of the Ring Aha- ceſſe to bim, fuerof by the commniffion of the eunnches? 16 Chen Memucananlwered befoze the King and the princes, Che Queene Uamti hati not onelp Bone * eutil againtt the king, K By herdifobe- ) but again all the princes, tagaint ali the people that are in all the pzouinces of king Ahathuerofh. 17 Foz the act of the Dueene hall come abzoan puto all women: fo that they Wali de- {pile their huſvands in their owne eves, and bali fay, Che king Ahafhuerah commaun · Ded Clafhtirhe Queene to be bought in bee foze him,but fhe came not, 18 Ho hall the m prtuceles of Perfia and evia this day fap vnto allthe kings pin. ces, when they heare ok the act of the queene: ae ee there be much Defpitefulneile and jeath. 19 Ikit pleafe the king,tet a royall Decree procren from him, tletit be witten among the ſtatutes of Perſia, and Media(and letit nua: ce doe the net be tranſgreſſed) that Clafhticomesnoe fame. moze before Fing Ahathneroth:e let the king n Let her be di- give ber ropall etate vnto ber companion uorced, andan thatts better then fhe. other made 29 And when p Becreeof the king which Queene, fhallbe made , thallbce publiſhed thozowont all bis kingdome(though tt be egreat)al the o For he hadvn- women thal gine their hulbands hono: both der him an bhin- greatandimall, ; _ dreth twenty andi ‘24 And this laying plead the king * {cuen countreys,, ` g. dience fhe hath giuenanexample toall women to doe the like to their husbands, l That isher difobedience, © m Meaning, that they would take firt occafion ` hercof to doethe like, and that the reftof women | would by conti- Vafhtis difobedience. : - l his chiefe coun. © The Kings commiffion. the princes, and the Ring did accozding to the word of Memucan. 22 Foꝛ he tent letters into all the pouin» ces of the Bing, into euery pꝛouince acco- 3 Ding to the witing thereof, and to euerp p Thatisthae © people, after their language,that eucry man the wifefhould hana r beare rule in hisowne houle, anv he ſubiect to the that hee Mould publiſh itin the language of husband,andat that fame people. his commande- CHAP, II, mnt, 2 After the Queene i put away,certaine yong maides are brought to the Ksng. 17 Efter plea- Seth the King,and ú made Queene, 22:Mordecas —— vato the King thofe that would betray im, Fter thele things, wher the wath of a Thatis, hee King Ahathueroth was appealed, he re» called the mat-· membꝛed amti, and what thee Gan Done, tet againe into and what was decreed againt per, communication, 2 AnD the Kings Ceruants that miniſtred b Bythefeuen vnto btm, faid, Let them lecke foz the Bing wifemenofkis beautifull yong virgins, counfell, 3 Andlet pking appoint officers theough all the prouinces of his bingdome, and let them gather all the beautituilpong virgins vnto the palace sf Shuan , into the houle ofthe women, vnder the hand of Vege the € Theabufeof kings eunuch < keeper of the women, to gine thefecountreys them thetr things 4 to: purification. wasfogreat, that 4 And the maide that halt pleale the theyinuented king, let Herteigne inthe ſtead of Catt. < many meanes to AnD this plealed the King,and he did fo. ſerue the lufts § CJnthecitie of Shuhan,there wasa ofPrinces,ard certaine Jewe, whole name was Moꝛdetai, therefore,as the fonneef Jatr, the fonne of Shimei, the theyordeined fonneof Kiſh aman of Jemini, vicked lawes, 6 Mhich bad beene caried away from thatthe King Jerulſalenr with the captinitie that was cae might haue ried away with Jeconiah King of Judah whofe daughters (whome s2ebuchad-nezsar King of Babet “hewould,fo they pad carieDawayp) — had diuershoufes 7 And hee nouriſhed adalah, that is appointed, as one @Œhter his vntles Daughter: fo thec had nei- for them whiles ther father noz mother, and the matde was they were vir faire, and beautifull tolooke on: ana after gins, another —- the Death of her father her mother, Moz -whenthey were decai tooke her for his owne Daughter. concubincsand 8 And when the Kings commandement fortheQueencs and His Decree was publiihed, and many another. maines were brought together tethe palace d Reaqde vhat of Shuſhan, vnder the hand of Yege, Efter thispurification was brought alio pute the Rings boule vn: was,verler2, der the hand of Dege the keeper of the twos 2.Ksng.24.5 T men, F a 7 9 And themaide plealed him, and ſhee found fauour in bis fight: therefore bee cau⸗ {ed ber things foz purification tobee giuen $Ebr portions, hee ſpeedily, and her $ ftate, and feuen come⸗ lymatdes to bee giuen ber ont of the Kings houſe, and hee gaue change to her and to ber maides of the belt in the houfe of the wo men, eForthovghthe IO But Efter Mewen not ber people and wastakenaway ker kinred : fo: Moꝛdetai bad charged her, byacruclllaw, that thee Mould nor tell it. yetheceafednor IL Aud Moꝛdecai walked tenery dap bes to haue a father- foze the court of the womens houle, to know Jy careouerher, tf Etter did well, and what ſhould bee tone and therfore did with her. r refortofttimes 12 And toben the courle of euery maide o hearc of her, came, to gor inte Ring Ahaſhueroſh, after Chap. ij. iij. Efter Queene. 195 * that the had bene twelue moneths accoꝛding ta the maner of the women (fo? fo were the Dapes of their purifications accomplifhed, fire monetis with eple of myarhe, and fire moneth with ſweete odours, and in the pus tifping of the women. 13 And thus went the mames puto the King) whatlocuer the required, was giuen F What appareli her, to goe with ber out ot the womens boule the asked of the vnto the Kings houſe. Eunuch, that 14 Inthe cuening ſhee went, and on the was he bound mow fhe returned into the ſecond houſe of to giue ber. the women, vnder the hand of haahhgaz the Kings eunuch, which kept the concue bines; ſhee came in to the King no moze, ers cept fhe pleafen the King, and that he were called by name. 15 Howe when the courle ef Eſter the Daughter of Abihail the vncle of Moꝛdecai (which bad taken her as bis owne daugh · ter) came, that the could gee into the King, fhee defired nothing, but what | ege the 10r Hegai, kings eunuch the keeper ofthe womenetatd: 8 Wherein hee and Efter found fanour in the fight of all modefieappea- them that looked vpon ber. ; red,becaule (hee 16 ¶ So Efter was taken vnto King A · fought norappa- haſhueroſh inte bis poule ropallin the tenth reli to commend moneth, which ts the t moneth Tebeth; in her beauric, bug the leuenth peeve of bis reigne.. vod to the 17 And the King loucd Efter aboue all Eunuches ape the women, and the found grace and fauour pointmenc. in Hts fight moze then-all the virgins ? {o h Which contele that be fer the crowne of the kingdome bpon Ned part of De- ber head, and made her Queene in fread of cember and part Gatti. of Ianuarie, ; 18 Then the Ring made a great feat vn⸗ to all bts princes, and bis feruants,which was ; ithe feat of Eſter, and gaue reft! pnte the i Thatis,made prowitces, and gaue gifts, accoꝛding to) the for her fake, power of a King. : k Hereleafed 19 And when the virgins were gathered theirtribure. the fecond time,then Moꝛdecai (ate inthe | Thar is preat Kings gate, and mognificall. 20 Cher had not yet ſhewed her kinred, m Thacis,at the no ber people, as Moꝛdecai had charged marriegeofE- . her: for Efter Did after the woz] of oze» ſter, ich was. cai as when the was nouxiſſed with him. -the fecond marie _ 21 (3n thole payes when Moꝛdecai fate age of the king. inthe kings gate, two of the Kings ennu» thes, Bigthan and Tereſh, which kept the Dooze, Were woth, and ſought to lay "pand on the King Ahaſhueroſh. 22 Anu the thing was knowen te Joz- Decat, and Hee told tt vnto Queene Eier, and Efter certified the king thereok in Mor⸗ Decais name : and when tnquifition was made, tt was found fo: theretoze chey were both hangeDon a tree:and tt was witten in the booke of pare Giwonicles etre the king. n Meaning, to illhim, © IntheChroe nicles of the Medes and Pere fians,as Chape 10.20 1 Haman after hee reas exalted, obteined of the king that all the Iewes fhould be put to death, becaufe Mordecai had net done lim worfbip as ether had, : A Fter thele things vid King Abathuee roli promote Daman the fonne vf Want medatha the Agagite.and exalted him, and E ia [eate aboue all the Pinces that were ith him. 2 And all the Rings (crnants that were at the Bings gate, bowed their knees, and Bb 3 reueren⸗ ) | ſuch as hee ap- pointed in chicfe Hamans wicked fuite: renerenced Haman:kor the king had ſo conr maunded concerning hens But Mordecai a bowed not the knee, netther Dt reuerence. 3 Then the Kings ſernants which were at the Rings gate, fayde vnto Moꝛdecai, Tahy tranſgreſſeſt thou the kings coaunans Dement? s i ; 4 Andalbeittheylpake Daily vnto him, pet he would not heare them : therefore they a The Pesfians manet was to kneele downe and reuercnce their kings and authority, which, btol Maman,that they might (ee how Sor | b Thus wee fee andpart of Mosdecai would decais matters would tann : for he bad tolo not doctethis themthat he was a pew. ambitious ands Ano when Daman fawe that Worde⸗ proud man, cat bowed not the knee vnto him, noi did re> uerence vnto bim, then aman was full of that there isnone path. fowicked, but "6 “ome hee t thought it too little to lay they kaue theit Dannes onely on Mo decai: and becaule flattercistoac- thephan ſhewed him the people of Jode: cufethe godly. — cat Yaman fought to deltroy all the Hewes, 4 Ebr.dePfedin that were thoughout the whole kingveme his eyes. : s Abathuerol , cuen the people of Moꝛ⸗ ecat. 7 In che fick moneth(that is the moneth c g2ilan) in the twelfth pereof King Ababa neroſh,they calt Pur (that isa tet ) 4 before aman, from Day to Day, and from monety to moneth, voto the twelfth moneth, that ts, the moneth of daar. i 8 Then aman faid vnto King Ahathue- roy, Chere iga people (Cattered and difper- fed among the people in all the peoutices of thy kingDome, and their lames are Divers front all people,and thep Doe not obferne the f Rings lawes: therefore ttisnottheki ~ profit ta ſuffer them. : 9 Ikit pleate the king, let tt bee witten that they maybe deſtroyed, and J will + pay ten thoͤuſand talents of fluer by the bandes ofthent that paue the charge of this bufines to bꝛing it into the kingstreafurte. Io Chenthe Rig cooke his ring fron his hand,and gaue tt vnto Haman the fonne of — aikaan i Agagite,the Jewes ads etlary. ; : IL And the King laine vnto Daman, Let the fluer be thine, and the people to Do with themas it plealech thee. ‘ 12 Then werethe kings Scribes called onthe thirteenth Day of the lirſt moneth,and there was wattten(accozding to al that Daa ⸗ man commanded)vntothe Kings eficers, fhing oftheir ana ta the captapnes that were vuer eueri⸗ profit without re- sponince, anv to the rulers of cucty people, fpe& how Godis and to euery prowince, accorBing to tie wate either pleafed or ting thereof, and to euery peopie acco ding difpleafed. tatheirlanguage: in thename of king d- tEbrwergh, Haueroth wasit mitten, and lealed witi Or, fecretary. the kings ring. $ Ebrthe hands -<17 Ano theletters were {ent tby potes of pofkes, into all the kings pꝛoninces, to roote out,to kill and to deſttoy all the Jewes, both yong and old. childzen and wonien, in one Dap vp: onthe thirteenth day of the twelfth monerth, Cwhich is the moneth Adarand tofpople them as ap2ay. ah 14 The contents ofthe witing was,that there fould bee giuen commandement in ail prouinces, and publiſhed vnto all people, that they hould beg reade againſt the fame av. e Which anfwe- rethto part of March and patt of April. d To know what sonethand day fhould be good to entérprile this thing, that ie might bave good facceffe: but God difappoynted their lots and €x- pectation. e Conteining patt of February March. f Thefe be the two arguments, which commonly the worldlings & the wicked vie toward princes a- gainftthe godly, that is,the con- temptoftheir — Jates and dimisi- Eſter. Gods prouidence. Ig And the paks compelled by the kings commaundement went koorth, and the cont: maundement was giuen in the palace of * Shuſdan: andthe King andcamanfate Z To wit, the Dinking, but the s citie of Shuſhan was tn at | perplerity. f HA Pe — —— § Mordecai ciucth the Queexe knowledge o the cruel decree ofthe king againft the jan 16 She willeth thatthey pray for ber. = | Dw when MWordecat perceiued all that sae was Done, Moꝛdecai rent His clothes, and put on ſackecloth aud abest went out into the middes of tye city, and cried with a Kreatcrp anda bitter. Koi 2 Aud hee came euen before the Rings agate, but hee might notenter within the a Beeaufe hee kiugs gate,being clothed with lackcloth. would aduertife | 3 AnD in euery proaince.ð place,whither Elterof this crue) the kings charge and bis commiffron came, — there was great (wow amõg the Jewes, and | fafling,and weepingsand monrning inia: t Ebr. fackedoth, ny lay in lackcloth and in aſhes. and afhes were `| 4 @ Then Eiers maids g her cunuches fread for many, | came and told it hee: therefore the Queene was very Heany, & ihe Cent raiment co clothe Moꝛdecai, and to takeaway his fackecloth from bim, but he receined it not, T < Chen called Efter Hatach one ofthe . +> i} me Eunuches, whom bes had appopnted {Ebr had cauſid fo lertie her, and gaue him a commandement toftandbefire vnts Moꝛdecat, to know what ttwas, and ber, why it was. l 6 Do Patach went foozth to Mordecai vnto the freet ot the city which was belore thekings gates — —A 7 Aud Moꝛdecai tolde bim of althbat — — oe which bad come vnto him, € of thet ſumme Ebr. declarati of the ner chatipaman had pꝛomiſed to pay vnto the kings treafures, becaule of p Jewes fo: to Ocftrop them. y 8 Alle be gaue him thel copy of the w2i- | Or, cementn ting & cominiflion that was gwen at Sbu- than, to deſtroy them,that bee might het it vnto Cer and declare tt vnto her, and to charge ber that he thould goe into the king, and make petition and fupplication befoze Dim fo: ber people. 9 €SowhenHatach came,hetola Eier the words of Modecat. | Io Then Elter ſayde bntoatachand - j commanded bim to fay vnts PPozdecat, r | 11 All the kings ſeruants and the people of the kings prouinces Doe knows, that whos focuet,man oꝛ woman, that commeth to rhe king into the inner court, which is not cale lcd, there isa law of bis, that be hall dye, ex· cept bim te whome the king holdeth out the geoiden rov, that hee may liue. Mow Jhaue i not beene called to come vnto the king theſe tEbr breathing. thirty dayes. . ate. b Thus Morde- 12 And they certified Mordecai of Eſters caifpakeinthe wots. : confidenceof 13 And Moꝛdecai ſayd, that they ſhould chat fairb,which antwere Efter thus, Thinke not with thy all Gods children felfe., that thon ſhalt efcape in the Kings ought to haue: Houle, meze then all the Hewes. whichis,that , 14 Foz tf chou bolbek thp peace at this God will deliver time, }comfozt and Delinerance 6 thall ap- them, chough all peate to the Icwes out of another place, worldly meancs. but chou and thy fathers houſe Hall perth i fayle. an C — Pai The faft ofEfter and the Teves. and who knoweth whether theu art come to the kingdome foz « (uch atime? Is Then Elter commanded to anſwere Moꝛdecai, 16 Goe, and alſemble all the Jewes that ate found tn Shulhan,¢ fait pe tomer, aus gate not, 102 Dinke in thce dayes, Dap NOL night. J alio and mp maydes wili fatt itke- wile, and fo will goe in totheking, which e Forto deliver Gods Church out of thefe pre- fent dangers, d I will put my lifein danger & | feterre the fuc- eeſſe to God, fee- is not according to the tas and it FZ pert, mgitisforhis 4 J pertth. t ; glory,and the 17 So Moꝛdetai went his way, and did deliueranceof accoꝛding toali that Efter had commanded his Church. pim, CHAP. V. E Efler entreth ix to the King,and biddeth Lim and Haman to a feaft. 14 Haman prepareth a gallowes for Mordecai. a To wit,after _ onthe third Day Eiter put on her that the lewes ropallapparell, and ſtood in the court of -had begunto the kings palace within, ouer againtt rhe falt, kings honie: and the Ring fate vpon pis ropal throne in the kings palace ouer againſt thegate ofthe houuſe 2 Gnd when the king atw Efer the Queene Landing in the court, he found fa» uour in bis fight: andthe king > pelde out the golden {cepter that was in bis hand: fo Eſter Drew neere,and couched the top of the b Which was a figne thather comming was agrecablevnto {cepter. h him,as Chap, 3 Then fayd the king vnto her, hat 4.1 1. wilt thou Queene Eher? and what is thy c Mening here. requeit? it ſhall be euen ginen· thee to the bysthatwharfo- halfe of the kingdome. cuer fhe asked, 4 Then (apd Etter, Pit pleaſe the king, Mould begran. let the king and Daman conic this Dap vnto the banket.that J haue prepared for him. § And the king apd, CTauſe Vaman to make hatte that hee may doe as Eſter bath : fayd. Ho the king and Paman came to the banket that Eſter had prepared. 6 And the bing fapa vnto Elter, at the banket of 4 wine, Mhat is thy petition that bed,as M2r.6.23. i d Becanferhey vfedtodrinke - ttmapbee given thee 2 and what is thy ree excefliuelyin = guent 2 it Mall cuen be perlourined vnto the theirbankets, halke of the kingdome. theycalledthe | © 7 = @bhenaniwered Etter, and fayd, Mp bankerbythe — petitionand my requeitis, ` name of that 8 JEJ baue found fouour inthe fight of whichwas moft the king, and ifit pleale the King to gine in vſe or eſtee mice my petition, and to perfourme my re» med. queitletthe king and Paman come to the banquet that Jl pall prepare foz them, and J will Do to moxrow accepding to the kings efaping. 9. & Theniwent Haman forth the ſame Day fopful anv witha glad heart. But wien Maman fawe Moꝛrdecai tn the kings gate, that pee tosd not vp, nog mooued fo, him, then was Paman full of indignation at Moꝛdecai. IO Neuertheleſſe Paman refrained him⸗ ſelfe: and when hee cante home, he ſent ant called foz Dis frtcnds.and zereſh bis vrife. Il Gnd Paman told them of the glory of his riches,and the multitude of his chitdeca, and al the things mberin the king ban f vzo» motcd him, and how that hee had fethin felues,waxeam- abone the minces and ſeruats ofthe king. bitious, difdaine- 12 Daman fayd mopeourt, Dea, Eter the fullandcrusl Dwegue did tet noman come th wiry the © I willdeclare what thing Ide- mand, f Thusthe wic- ked when they ‘are promoted, in Read of ac- knowledging their charge and humbling them- Chapiv.vj. king tothe banquet that thee had peepared, fauc me ; and to mozrow am J bidden vnto ber allo with the king. : 13 But allthis doeth nothing anatle me, as tong as J lee Mopdecat the Jewe fitting at the kings gate. : 14 Then ſayd Zere his wife and all his friends bntodim, Let chem make a tree of titie e cubits hie, and te mozrow peake thon bito the king, that Mordecai may bee hau⸗ Sep theron : then falt thou go foptultp with theking vnto the banquet. And che thing piceae Vaman, and bee canled to make the tree. ° CHAP VL t The king turneth ozer the Chronicles, and fradeth the fidelitie of Mordecai, 10 And com- mandeth Hawan to cauſe Mordecai te bee had is honour. T He fame night + the king feyt not, and Records and the Chronicles : and they were read before the King. . 2 Then it was tound weittenthat Ao: Decat*had told ef Bigtana, and Tere rwo of thekingscunuches, keepers of the Booze, wyo fought to lay handes onthe king Ahas fuero. 3 : 3 Ahentheking (aia, Uhat honour and Dignttie hath been giuen to Gordecai· foz this: And the kings teruants that miniftren pei bim, ſayd, Chere ts nothing done foz 1 » (4 Ane the king ſaid MAho isin tke court? (Howe Haman was come into tye tuner court of the kings boule, that bee might {peake bite the king to è bang Mordecaton the tree that be had prepared to: him.) § And the kings (ernants faid puto him, Behold, Haman ttandeth inthe court. And the king fad, Let him come in, 6 And when Vaman cane in, the king fayd vnto him, CCibat Mall be Done vnto the man, whom the king will Gonour? Chen Maman thought in bis heart, Co whome would the king Da honour moze then tome? 7 And Maman antwercd the king, Che man whom the king would honour, 8 Let them beng for him ropall apparel, witch the king vieth to weare,and che boze. that the king tideth ypon,t that che crowne royall may De fet vpon bis head. 9 Andletrhe raiment and che hole bee Delivered by the hanse of one of the kings. molt noble princes and let them apparel the manCubom the king will honour)and caule. iit te tide vpon the bole through the ſtreet of the citte,and pꝛoclaime befoze bin, Thus Halil be Done tuto the man whom the king will Honour. ; 10 Then the king (ait to Damar, Dake halte, take the ratment and the boe as thon baft fain n: 4/30 lo ynte Mordecai the Few, that fitteth et the Rings gate: tet nothing faile of all that thou batt ſpoken. Il SoiPainan toske theratmentand the Horie, anv arayed Mordecat, anv brought pint on Horlebacke through the ſtreete ofthe citie aan proclatined before hurt, Thus Hall it bee done to the man whom the king will honour, Gb 4 2 Sua Mordecai promoted. 0% F g Meaning, the higheft that/ could be fourd, tEbr.the kings be commanded to bring thebooke ofthe fleepe departed. Chep.2.2%. a Forhethoughe it vaworthy his eflate to receiue abenefite, and not reward ite b Thus whilethe wicked imagine the deſttuctſon of others, they themfelues fall into the fame pit. c Meaning here. by, that the king fhould makebim | — next ynto hime felfe, as Iofeph hereby was knowen to be next to Pharaoh, Gen, 41.42. Mesa a ee PP; " Haman hanged. d Thus God fometime put- teth in the mouth of the very wic- ked, to fpeake that thing which he hath decreed fhall cometo pafe. a Reade Chap. 506. b Haman could not fo much pro- fite the king by thishis malice, as he fhould hinder him by the loffe of the Iewes,and the tribute which he hath ofthem fEbr filteth his beart. | c His conſcience did aceite him | that as he had confpired the death ofinno- ceats,fo the ven- ~geance of God | might fall vypon bim for the ame. |d Hefell downe f atthe beds feere or couch where- upon (he fare, & maner of the Perfians, when e@nc was out of | thekings fauour, [f Which difco- 12 And Moꝛdecat came axaine to the kings gate , but Yanan bated home mour- ning, and hisHeadcowereD. -—— — I 3 And Yaman told Jered his wife, and all bis friends all that had befallen him. Then apd his wile men,and Zere his wife tuto him, Jf Moꝛdecai be of tive feed of the Jewes, before whom chou balk begun ty fail, thou Walt not preuaile againſt pun, dbut ſhalt ſurely fall before ytin. ; I4 And while they were pet talking with bim, caine che Rings eunuches and hated to biting aman vutothe vauket that Cher had prepaged. CHAP, Vif, 3 The Queene biddeth the king and Haman a- gaine, and prayeth far her felfe and her people. 6 She accufeth Haman, and he u hanged onthe gala lowes winch he had prepared for Mordecai. Seu King and Vaman camz to banket with the Ducene Eter. 2 And the king ſayd againe vnto Citer onthe (econd Day at che banket of - wine, MAhat is thy peticion. Queene Eiter, that it may bee giuen thee? and whatis thy re⸗ queit? Jr mallbe euen perfourmed vnto the halfe of the kingdome. 3 And Eker the Ducene anlwered,and fayo, IEJ baue found fauour in thy fight, D King , and ffit pleale the Ring , let my life be giucn mee at mypetition, and my people at mpy requeſt. 4 For wee are folne, W and mp people to be Deltroped, to be Maine and to peri : but if wee were fold fez feruants , and foz hand⸗ imapdes, J would bane held my tongue: although the aducrlary could not > recom: pence the kings loffe. § Then King Ahahueroh anſwered and fayd unto the Queene Eiter , Apo is bee? and whereis Hee that tprclameth to doethus? 6 Anu Elter layd, The aduerlary and enemie isthis wicked aman. Chen Pa- man Was akraide before the King and che Queene. 7 And the king arole from the banket of wine in his wath , and went into rhe palace garden: But aman tood vp, to make ree guelt fo: his lifeto the Queene Eiter: foz be law that there waga: milchieke preparen forbimoftheking, i 2nd when the Ring came againe out ofthe palace garden, into the boule where they manke wine, Maman was 4 fallen pp» on the beo whereon Efter face : therefore the king apd, Mill he force the Queene allo bee fore me in the boule? asthe wed went out OF kings month, they e couered Damang ace. 9 And Harbonah one of the eunuches fayd in the prelence of the Ring. Behold. there ſtandeth pct the tree in H ans boule Afefe cubites hie, which Daman had prepa» red for Moꝛdecai, that pake ‘good for the king. Then the king (aid, Wang him there- - OU. 10 So they hanged Manian onthe tree that hee hab peepaccd for Mpoznecai; then was the kings wath pacified. Eker. Ejters requeft for the Iewes. CHAP. VLLL 1 After the death of Haman was Mordecai miat 14 (omfortable letters are ſent unto the ewes, T He (ame Bay Did king Ahahueroh gine the boufe of aman the aduerlary of the Tewes unto the Ducene Eker. And Dor- decai? came Defoze the Ring; for Eiter told a Thatis, was what pe was vnto her ; | feceiued intothe 2 And the king tooke off his ring, which kings feuour and He had taken from Daman, and gaue te vnto preience. PHodecatrand Citer fet Moꝛdecai ouer the b That he was bouie of Maman. her vnele.and 2 And Etter pake petmoze before the had brought king , and fell Downe at bis feete weeping, her vp. and beſought him that bee would put awap the © wickedneffe of aman the. Agagtte, c Meaning,that and hts Denice that be had imagined agatni— he thould abo- the Jewes. j lifh the wicked ~ 4 And the Ring belde out the golven decrees,which he a (cepter toward Citer. Then avole Efter, had made for the ana itood before the ans eſtruction of § Ano (ard, Ht it pleaſe the king, and it J the lewes. baue found fauour th bis ſight, and thething d Reade Chap. be acceptable before the king, and J pleale 5.2. bun, letit be witten, thatthe letters of the Deutce of Maman the fonne of Ammedatha the Agagite may be called agatne, which he wote to deſtroy the Jewes, that are in all the kings prouinces. Forhow can J ſuffer and fee the culi, that hall come vuto mp people? Dz howe can J luffer and fee the Deltruction of mp kinred? Í : 7 And pking Ahahueroh fain onto the Queene Eter, and to Mordecat the Jewe, Beholde, J bauc ginen Eker che bouk at aman, whom they bane banged bpon the tree becauſe yell layd hand vponthe ewes. lOr went abome 8 CUrite pe alto foz che Jewes, as itliketh to flay the Iewer. pou in the kings name, and feale tt with the kings ring (te? the writings wartrenin the kings name, and ſealed with the kings ring, : may Noe man teuoke.) ¢ This was the 9 Then were the kings (cribes called at law of che Medes the fame time,eucn in the third moneth, that and Perfians,as ts the moneth Siuan, on the theee and Dan.6.15. not- twentieth day thereof: and it was mitten, withftanding the according toall as Goꝛdecai commaunded king reuoked the vntothe J2wes,and to the princes, and cap: former decree tates, and rulers ofthe proutnces, which granted to Ha- were from India cucn vnto Ethiopia, an man for Eſters Hundzech and ſeuen and twenty poutyces, fake. vnto euery prouince,according to thes wats f Whichconrai- ting thereof, and co euery people after therm nech part of May {peach,and coche Jewes, according to their and parc of lune. Wuting and according to therr langnage. R That is, in face Io And be wrote in the king Abathucrolh letters and lan· name, and ſealed it with the at — — guage as was hee ſent letters by poſtez on horſebacke viuall in euery that rode on beaſts of price , as dꝛomedaries, prouince, and colts of mares. d Orymulise I Ahe rein the king granted the Jewes (in what eities ſoruer they were ) to gather themfelues together, and to ftand fog their h That isto dew like, and to roote out,to ay,and to deſtroy all fend themſelue⸗ the pawer of the people and of the pꝛouince againft all thas that vercd them, both chilazen and wemen, would aflaile and to ſpoyle their goods : them. 12 Gyonone day inalithe pzouinces of king Abahucroly, cen in the thirteenth ay They are delivered. Hainans fonnes day of the twelft moneth, which fs the mo jWhichhath mneth Adar. on part of Februa- 13 Che copy of the writing was, how there ry,andpartof ſhould bea commandement gtuentn aliant March, elterp proninee,publeved among ail the peo: ; ple, and that the Jewes ſhould be ready a- k Theking gaue gainftthat Day tokauenge themfelues on themliberryta their enemies. ‘ “kill ali that did 14 So the poltes rode vpon beaks of pice, oppreffethem, ~“ and DromeDarics, & went foozth with ſpeed, to execute the kings commaundenent, and tbe Decree Was giuen at Suwa the pas ace. Is dna Mordecat went out from the King tn royall apparel of blue and white, and witha great crowne of gold, anb witha gatinent of une linnen and purpic, and tye Citic of Shuhan reioyced and was glad. 1 He thewethby J ghefe words that 8nd fey and gladneſſe, and honour, folow,whatthis 17 Alloinall and euery proutnce, andın ` light was, all teucryp citie and place, where the kings commaundement and bis Decree caine, there was top and gladneſſe to the Jewes, a keaſt mi Conformed and good Day, and many of the people at the shemfeluesto the land ™becamie Jewes: for the fearg of thes Jewes tell vpon them. in Iewes religion, CHAP. IX, 2 At the commandement of the king the Lewes put their aduer faries to death. 14 The ten ſonnes of Haman are hanged. 17 The Fewes keepe a, feat in remembrance of thesr deliuerance. = oe inthe tweltth moneth, which ts the moneth Adar, vpon the thirteenth day of thefame, when the kings commandement ty. andbis decree Drew necre to bee put in ere tution, in toe Day that the enemies ot che Jewes hoped to baue power over chem (but a Thiswasby tf turned contrary: fo: che Jewes had rule Godsgreat pro. over themthat hated them.) idence, who 2 The Jewes gathered themlelues tage- turneththeioy ther into their cities, thoꝛowout all the pro- of the wicked in- utnces of the king Abaltjuerofy , to lap band to forow, andthe onfuch as fought their burt, ¢ naman could tearesofthe god- withſtand them: foz the feare of chem fell ly into gladneſſe. vpon all people. i b Did themho- 3 AnD ali the rulers ofthe prouinces,and nour,andthewed the princes andthe captatnes, and the ofi- tbem friendthip. Cers ofthe king > exalted the Jetes: foz the < Whichhad feareof Mordecai fell vpon then- conſpired theie 4 For Moꝛdecai was great inthe Rings death by the per- Houle, andthe repoztof him went through miffionofthe all the. proutnees : foz this manu Moꝛdecai wicked Haman, waxed greater and greater. d Befidesthofe § Giusthe Jewes (moteall their ene» three hundreth, mues with ftrokes of the ſword and fiaugh- thittheyflew ter, and Deitruction, EDIB whatthep toould thefecondday, vnio thole that hated them, asverg 15. And at Hengan the palace flew the e Whereby they Jewes and deltroyed “Ane Hundred men. declared that this 7 And Parhandatha, and Dalphon, wasGodsiut and Afpatha, i i judgement vpon $ id Poꝛatha, and Avalia ani Ariva- theenemiesof thas - can hisChurch,for. 9 And Parmathta,and Ariſai, and Ari- afmuchasthey dai, and Glatczatha, — foughtnottheis ID heten fonnes of Haman, the fonne ownegaine,bur of AmmeDatha, the aduerlary ofthe Jewes toexecutebis flew —— but hep laid not hele bands < on vengeance, the Moyle. Chap. ix. I6 Andynto the Jewes was come light are hanged. Anewfeaft, 197 Il Onthe fame Day came the number af thole that were faine, vnto the palace of Dhulhan befoze the King. I2 Gnd the King fayd vnto the Dueene Eker, Che Jewes haue ſlaine tu Shuthan the palace and Dettroped fine humdreth men, and theten ſonnes of aman: what haue they Dore in the reft of the Kings po» ultices? and what ts thy petition, that it may bee ginuen thee? oz what is thp crane mozgouer, that it map bee perio» med? 13 Then layde Titer, Jf it plealſe the king, letit be granted alio to mozrow to the Jewes that are in bhutan, to Doe acto: Bing vnto this dapes Decree, that they may bang npon the tree Hamans tenne tonnes, i 14 And the king charged-to doe ſo, and the Decree was ginen atbhuihan, and thep hanged Hamans tenne onnes. ments executed Is € So the Jewes that were in Shu inh his ene- fan afllembled themſelues vpon thefoures Mes teenth Bap of the nioncth Adar, ¢Hew thꝛee dundzed men in Sbuthan, but on the ſpoyle they lapd not their band, 16 And the reit of the Jewes that were in the kings pꝛouinces aſſembled themſelnes and itood foz 3 their liues, and bad ret from theirenemtes,and flow of them that b haten: 8 Reade Chap, them, feuentp and fue thouſand: but they San. lapD not thetr hanb on the {pople. h Meaning, that ~ 17 Thisthey did on the i thirteenth day of they laydhands the moneth Adar, and refted the fourteenth 2P nons, thar dapthereot, and kept it aday of fealting and WeTe Bot the enes a mies of God, 13 But the Jewes that were in Shuthan $ Meaning, inall aſſembled rhemfelues on the thirteenth day places(auing in and onthe fourteenth thereof, and theyre» ited onthe tifreenth of the fame, and kept it f ‘This the regui- reth, not for de- fire of végeance, hut with zealeto fte Gods iudge - aDayof feaſting and ioy. 19 Gherefore the Jewes of the villages that dweit in the vuwalled cownes, * kept K Asthe Tewes the fourteenth Day of the moneth Adar doceuento this with top and feafting, cuen a ioptull Day, 4y, calling it in and euery one fent pretents vnto jis neigh· the berſian lan- bour. guage Purim, 20 (And Moꝛdecail wore thele words, that is, che day ano fent letters vnto all the Jewes that oflots, were thzongh all the prouincesof the Ring | The lewes gae Abafhuerolh,borh neere and tarre, ther hereof that 21 Dntopaing chem that thep Mould Mordecai wrore. kecpethe tourtcenth day ot the moneth A- this ſtory, but it Dar,and the fifteeneth Day of thefame,cucry. feemech that he pecte, . wrote Lut onely - 22 Accoꝛding to the Dayes wherein the. thefeletters, and Jewes vetted from their enemies, and the decrees that moneth, whtch was turned bute them follow. from forom to fop, and from mourning into atoyfullday, ta kecpe them the Dayes m He ſetteth be- of feating and ioy, anD ™fo fend preſents fore cur eyes the. euery man to bis neighbour, and gifts te the vie of this feaft, $0072. which was for > 23. 2nd the Jewes pꝛomiſed to do as they the remembrance hadbeguu, andas Moꝛdecai had waitten of Gods deline- vnto them, rance,the maine- 24 Becaufe Daman the fonne of Pant- tenance of mutue medatha the Agagite alithe Jewes aduer⸗ al frienthip, and farie had imagined againit the Jewes, to relicfeofy poore. deſtroy them, aud had cak Pur Cthatisa n ReadeChap.. lot) tocontunie and deſtroy them. EA . 25 Aand : Iobsyprightneffe. o Thatis,Efter. p Thefeare the 25 And then * He came before the king, he commanded by letters, Let bis wicked PDewile (which pee imagined again the words of peace and trneth, 31 To confirme thele Bayes of Purim, according to their feafons, as Moꝛdecai the His children,and riches, r Which were — letters declating vnto them quict~ wordesofthe Jewes ) turne vpon his owne bead, and let Jew and Eter the Queene had appointed nes,& affurance, kingscomman. thembang him and bts founesonthetree. them, andasthep had promien for + them- and putting them dementtodifa 26 Therefore they called thele dates Pu- (clues, and for their feed with í faiting and out of doubt and null Hamans rint, by the name of Jur, and becauleotall payer. feare, wicked entere prile. NOr,traxfereffe. |\€atle to obferue thole 4 two Rapes euery CHAP. X, Meaning,the yeere, according tatheis weiting. avd accor The eftimation and authoritie of Mordecai. ourteenthand Ding tothcir katon, ja imna the king Abaihueroth tapo a tribute fifteenth day 28 And that thele dapes ſhould bee re» vpon the land, and vpon the ples of the ofthemoneth membꝛed and kept throughout euerygene⸗ fea. j ME Adar, ration and euery tamitp, añũ eucrppaunce, 2 Andalltheactes of his power, anvof a Thefethree and euery citie; cuen theſe dayes of Purim dis might, and the Declaration ofthe Digit» pointsarehere - Mould not faile among the Jewes, and the tie otsHoꝛdecat, wherewith the king mags fet foorth as memoꝛiall of them Maula not peril from ited him, are they not wittenin che booke commendable, - their ſeede. of the Chꝛonicles of the Kings of Media and neceſſary for 29 And the Queene Eker the Daughter and Perita? ; him tbatisin au · of Abihail g Mardecat the Jew wote with 3 For Moꝛdecai the Jewe was the fes choricie:to houe all jauthozitp(co contieme thisletterof Pus cond vnto king Abahucrokh, and great a⸗ the fauour ofthe fOr frengthor vim the ſecond time) mong the Jewes, and = accepted among the people,to pro» efficacies 30 And he ſent lẽtters vnto all the Jewes multitude of bts brethzen, who procured the cure their welth, the wordes of this letter, andofthat which they had teen belides this, and of that which had come vnto them. i : T The Jewes alo ordeined and promis fed for them and foz their (cede, and foz all that topned vnto theni, that they would not tothe hundreth and feucnand twenty pro: winces of the kinzgdom of Ahachueroſh with 32 And the decree of Eter confirmen thele words of Purim, andwas written in the booke. Ebr. foules, f That they would obferue this feaft with ` fafting and carne prayer, which in Ebrew is fignificd by this worde (cheir cries) wealth of bis people, and (pake peaceably to all gis ſeede. : a That is,of the -countrey of Idu- mica,as Lament.4 21. er bordering e lob. = THE ARGYMEN T. and to be gen:le and lowing to< ward them, jh this hiftory ĩs ſet before our eyesthe example of afingular patience. For this holy man Iob was not onely extremely afflicted in outward things and in his body, butalfo in his minde and conſci-· ence, by che fharpe tentations of his wife, and caiefe friends: which by their vehement wordes, and fabrill difputations brought him almoft to defpsire: forthey fet footth God as a fenere Iudge, and smortall enemie vnto him which had cafthim off, therefore in vaine hee fhauld feeke vnto him for.. faccour, Thefeftiendscame voto him vnder pretence of confolation , and yet they tormented him more thendid all his affli@ion, Notwithſtanding hee did conftantly refiltthem, and at length had goedfucceffe, Inthis {tory we baue to marke that lob maintaineth a good caule , but handieth it euill: againe,his aduerfarieshaue an euill matter, but they defend it craſtily. For Iob held that God did not alway punith men according to theic finnes, but that he had fecret udgements, whereof man ~ + knewno: the caule, and therefore man could not realon againft God therein , but he (hould be con- vided, Morcouer,he was affured that God had no: reieGted him , yetthrough his great torments and affli@ion, he brafteth foorth into many inconueniences both of wordes and fentences , ‘and fheweth himfelfe as a defperate man in many things, and as onethat would refit God: and this is his good caufe which he doeth not handle well. Againe, the aduerfaries maintaine with many goodly argu- ments, that God puniſheth continually according to the trefpafle , grounding vpon Gods prouidence, bis iut ce,and mans fines, yet their intention is cuill: for they labour to bring Iob into de(psirey and ` fo they maintaine aneuill cauſe. Ezekiel commendeth lob asa iuft man, Back.14.44. and lames fét- teth out his patience for an example lames 5.11, CEA Pot ¥ The holinefe, riches, and cave of (ab for hu children. 10 Satan hath permiffionto tempt hin. 13 Ae tempteth bim by taking amay his ſubſtaace and his children. 20 His faith and patience. = Vere was a man in the tanve of a Uz callcd Job, æ this man è was f 3 I that Feared Gov.and eſchewed euill. 2 And bee had ſeuen fonnes, and theee Daughters, 3 is d ſubſtance allo was feuen thou» fand eepe and thzce thoufand camels, and fuc hundeeth yoke of oven , and fiue bun- Deth he alles, E his familie was very gitat, fo that this man was the greate of all tye an vpꝛight and iuſt man, © one prigh imen of the e Eat. d Hischildren and riches are de- claredto cõmend his vertue in his profperity,& h patience & con. ftancie, when Gad had taken cthem from him, thereupon: forthe land was called by thenameof Vz thefonneof 4 AnD bis nnes went and banquetet ¢Ebr.children. Dihin the fonne of Seir, Gen. 36,28. entile andnota Lew, aad yetis pronounced voright , and without ypecrifie , irdeclareth that among the heathen God hath his, a Kereby is declared, what is meant by an vpright and iuft man, b Forafmuch as hee wasa in their ponies, euery one his Day, ano lent, and called chetr three ſiſters to eate and ta Daliike with then, i AA, 5 And when the Dates of thet banqueting. te e Meaning the Arabians; Chal- deans, Idumeans, &c. f That is,com- manded them to befan@ified: meaning, that they fhould con-- fider the faults, that they had committed,and reconcilethem- felues for the & g That is, he of- “fered for cuery one of his chil- | dren an offering ofreconciliation, which declared bis religion to- ward God,and the care that he had toward his- children, d h In Ebrew itis, and bleſſed God, which is fome- time taken for blafpheming, and cui fing, as heere , and 1.King 25.40 - andiz &c. i While the feat shafted. k Meaning,the Angels which are called the. fonnes of God, becauſe they are) willing to ¢xe- cute his will, } Becanfe our in- firmitie cannot eomprehend God in his maieftie, he isfetforth ynto . vsasaKing, |. that our capacitie may beeableto ynderfiand that which is ſpoken Satins permiffions Iobs were gone about, Fob (eat, and f fanctified them,and role vp earcly in the morning. and g offced burnt offrings according to the num: ber of them all. JFo2 job thought, It may be that my tonnes haue dinned, and » blafpbe- ned Gow in their hearts: cpus Did Job | ex 6 ¶ Nowon aday, when the « chitdzen of God came and Roode | betoze the Lom, Patan m canie alle among them. 7 Chen the Low (aid vnto Satan, CGibence commet thou? And Satan an⸗ (weren the Lom, faping , ° From coinpat ting the carthto and fro, andfrom walking m 1f, 33 s gir 8 And the Loyd fain bnto Satan, Hak thou not confizered my feruant Job, how none is like him tathe carth; an vpright and ue mai one that feareth God, and eleherw- emil? > w 9 Then Satan anſwered the Lod, and faid Doth Job feare Gon for r nought? IO Wat thounotimadeanahedgeabout L him and about bts boule, and about all that Hee hath on euery lide? thon batt bleſſed the wozke of his hands, and his ſubſtanct is ine. creafed in the land. AL But fretch out now thine hand, and t touch all that hee hath, to fee it hee weil not Diafpheme theeto thy {face 12 Then the Lod lard puto Satan, Lo, all chat hee hath is in t thine hand: oncly bp- oubhimfeife walt thon noc ttretch out thine hand. So Hatandeparted fromthe "parc - : tence of the Lod. 13-@ And on avay when bis ſonnes and bis daughters were tating, and minking wine in their eldeſt brothers houle, =: 14. There came a meilenger vuto Fob, and aid, The oren were plowing, and che aſſes feeding in their places, ; Is And the: Shabeans came violently, and tooke fhem; pea,thep haut llaine the ler- uants mith the edge of thefwozd;:but F ones ip am eſcaped alone to teilthee. | 16 And whiles he was pet (peaking, an- other came, and laid, hey fire of Gonis Fallen from the heaven, and hath burnt vp the Hheepeand the feruants, and deuoured them: bat F onelp am eltaped atone to Chap. ij. 17 And twhileshe was pet (peaking, ane other came,and fayd, The Caldeans let ont thees bands, and fell vpon the camels, and haue taken them, ¢ baue Raine the feruants with the edge of the fword: but J onely ans eſcaped alone to teil thee. — 18 Gnd whiles he was pet ſpeaking, came another , and fayde, Why = lonnes, and thp Daughters wereeating, and dainking wine in theirelvett bzotpers heute, 19 Aud beheld, there came a great wind from beyond the wildernefle, and finetethe fourecogners of the houle, which fellppon tbe childzen, and they are Dead, and J onely am cicaped alone to tell thee. 20 Chen Jobaroic, and arent his gat» ment, and ſhaued bis head, and fell Downe bpon the ground, and worſhipped, 21 And laid, * Naked came J out of my Mothers wembe; and naked Mall J returne b thither: the Lozd hath gtuen,and the Lord bath taken it + Hutan gelsasChap,1.60 game alfa among them, and ſlood betoz the. b Reue Chap. 02 r) 6.25 2 Then the Lode faye snio Hatan, Exck.c4.t4s MAhence commeſt thouzanv Satan anſwe⸗ chap.i.1. red the Lord, aud fad, rongpmpa tug the c He prooueth farthtoand tro,and fiom wetiing init. lobs integritie, 3 Andthe Lord fayd vnte Baten, atk by this, that he thou not conlidexed my ſeruant Job, how cealſeth not to- none isitke btm in the earth, “an vpꝛight feare God when and iut man; one that feaxeth Gov, andel- hisplagues were cheweth eutl for pet he continuech tn his bpe grieuouſly vpen rightueſſe,e although thou moouedſt nieea- him, gaini him, to Delroy himd without caufe, d Thatis,wher 4 Sut Hatan anfwered the Low, and thouhadeeh fayd, < Skinne foz fkinne, and all that euer nought again aman hath, wilt he giue fo: ts life. him, or when 5 ut ſtretch now ont thine hand, and thou wait nec touch his baues, and dts tielh,co fe if he wil able to bring nocblaippeme thee ts cop face, ‘ thy purpofe to- 6 Ahenthe Lord (aid vnto Satan, Loe, patie. beis in thine hand, bit s ſaue bis life c Hereby he 7 EDI Stan Departed from the prelewce meantthata sithe Lord, aud ſmote Job wth ſore boiles, mans owreskin. ¢ is deater vnto himrhen anothermans, f Meaning his owneperfom g Thus. Satan ear goe no further in puniſliment, then God bath limited him, h Thisicre was moit vehement, wherewith aifo Ged plagued the Egyptians, xod, 9.9 and threatneth to gunith the rebellious peoples Dent.38.29. So cha; thistentation was moft gricuous ; for if lob had meafured Gods faucur by the vehemencic of his difeafe, hee might hane thongs thac God had cat him off. From — Jobs wife tempteth him. He curfeth i As deftituteof $8 all other helpe and meanes,and from the (ole of hts foote vnto bis crowne. ; ne bee tooke a‘ potſheard tolcrape him, and be late Downe among the ates. 9 Then latd his * wife vnto him, Dock Jobe wonderfully af- thou! continue pet in thine vpꝛightneſſe? fi&ed withthe | ~ Blawbeme God,and die. forrow of his To But hee (aid vnto ber, Chou ſpeakeſt dileafe. like a foolith woman: what? Hall wee res k Satan vſeth the ceine good atthe hand of God, and not "ree fameinftrument ceine eutl? In all this did not Job finne with againttlob,as hiso lips. i he did againft II Rowe when Robs three r friendes - Adam. heard of all this eutll that was come vpon ] Meaning, what aineft thou to bim, they came euerp one front bis owne place, to wit, Cliphas the Cemantte, and crue God, feeing Bildad the Hhubite, and Zophar the Maa- he thus plagucth mathite: for thep were agreed together to ` thee, as tbough - hee were thine _ forrow, &c. ae to lament with bin, and to comfort im. enemie ? 12 Ds when they life pp their epes ae This isthemoft farre off, thep knew him nor: therefore thep grieuoustenta- lift bp their vopces and wept, and euery one tion of the faith- of them rent bis garment, and (prinkled full,whentheir curled his Day. 2 Gnd Tob cried out and (aia, 3 Lee the Day © perilh whercin J was a The feuen daies ended, chap.3 .5-3 b Here lob be- inneth to feele 3 Let them that cure the day (being fyeady to renew their mourning) curte it. 9 Let the ttarves of that twilight bee dimme though Darknefle of it: let it looke forlight, but haue none: neither let ite lee + the — ofthe dap, lo Becau my mothers wonibe ; no? Hidde ſorr ow from mine eyes, i II ) Cithp Died not J is the birth? oz why Died not J when 3 came out of the wombe? 12 Wbp did the knees preuent meer and why Did F ſucke the breatts? f I3 Fo: ould J now haue i lien and ae gnien ſhould baue Mlept then, andbene tet, 14, dith the kings and connfellers ofthe earth which paue builacd themfelues * deſo· late places: e ; Is D2 with the princes that had gold,and haue filled their houſes with filuer. 16 Dz why was J not hid, as an vutimes Ip birth , either as infants, which aue not eene the light? 17 The wicked! haue there ceafed from their tyzannie, ans there they that laboured valiantly,are at ret. 18 The = prifoners ref together, and Heare not the bopceofthe oppreſſour. 19 Chercarelinal and great and the (ere uant is free from his matter. 20 WAbercfore is the light ginen to him that is inmilerte ? and "life vnto them that Dawe beaute hearts? ; 21- Mhich long foz Death, andifit come not, thep would euch (earch it moze then treafures: k 22 thich tey foz gladneffe , and reioyce then they can finde the graue. 23 Whyis the light given to the man whale roe is opidde, and whom Gad path hed⸗ gedin? 24 Fo my Rghing commeth before J gate, and mp roarings are poned out like the water. ' 25 Foꝛ the thing g e feared,is come vpon me, and the thing that J was afraide of, is come unta me. ; } 26 J had no peace, neither had F quiet» nes neither bad J reſt, apet trouble ts come. his birth'day;defiring death: 3 f Which eurſe the day of the birth let them lay that curſe vpon this night, e it hut not bp the doores of g Lec it beal- wayesnight,and neuer fee day, * Ebr. the eye-lids of the morning. h This and that which followeth, declareth that when man giueth plice tohis palie ons, he is not able) to ftay nor keepe meafure, but rune neth headlong into all euill, except God call him backe. i The vehemene cie of bis alfli@i- ons madc him “ to veter thele words,as though death were the endofall miſe⸗ ries,and as ifehere were no life after this,whichhe | ſpeaketh not as though it were fo,but the infire" muities of his fleth cauled him to braft out into thiserrour of the wicked, k Heenoteth the ambition of them, which for their pleafure,as it were change the order of na» ~ ture and build in moft barren§ places, becaufe they would heree is great imper- fe&ion inthis bone, and the night when it wag faid, There is a man chila concetued. batteliberweene 4 Let that Day be Darknefle,let not Gov thefpiritandthe ‘regard it from aboue , neither let the light fich, Rom,7.18. Wine vponit. and after a ma -§ Butlet darkeneffe, and the « hadow of neryeeldeth,yet Death ſtaine tt: tec the cloud remain vpon ít, intheendhce and let them makett feaveful as a bitter Dap -gettethvidoric, 6 Let darkueffle pollefle that night, let it “though he was in not be ioyned vnto the Bayes of the veere, noz themeane time Tetit conte into the count of the moneths. greatly woun- 7 Dea,delolate be that night, and letna ded. top be init c Men ought iai mot to bee wearie oftheir life, and curfe ir hecauſe of the infirmities thatit is fubiect vato, but hecaufe they are giuento finne and rebel- lion againt God. d Let it bee put out of the number of dayes, and let ic not haue the light of the ſunne to feparate it from the night. e Thatis, moftob{Curedarkeneffe, which maketh them a- . fraide of death that arein it. by make their names immortall, 1 Thatis, by death the crueltie of the tyrants hath ceafed. m All theythat fultaine any kindeof calamitie and miferie in this world: which he {peaketh after the indge- mentoftheficth. n He (heweththatthe-benefites of God are noe. comfortable, except the heart be ioyfull,and the confcience quieted, o That feeth nothow to come out ofhis miferies, becauſe hee dee pendeth not on Gods prouidence. p Inmy profperitie I looked eucr fora fall, as is nowcometopafle, q The feare of troubles that fhould enfue, caufed my profpcritieto feeme to mee as nothing, and yet Lam not cxempted from trouble, OH 4 Py PET. 5 Iob wreprebended of impatiencic, 7 and vxuſtice, 17 and ofthe prefumption of his owne righteou fre fe. Wen Eliphaz the Cemanite anfwered, and fayr, 2 JE wee alay to commune with thee, witt thon be grieued? butawhecan with: a Seeing this hold himfelée froin fpeaking ? thine impatie 3 Behold, thou pak taught many, bait enci¢, Eliphaz condemneth Iob, Shalt frengthened the mea b Thou bak cõ · forced others in their affliQions, and canft not now comfort thy felfe. c Thushe con- eludeth that Iob was but an hype- crite, and had no true feate, nor truk in God, d Hee conclu- _ deth that Tob wasreprovued, feeing that God handled him fo extremely, which isthe argument that the carnall men make a- gainft the chil- dren of God. e They that doc euill,cannot bet feceiue cuill. f He fheweth that God nee- dethnogreat prcparation to deftroy his ene- mies : for be can doe it with the blaſt of his mouth. g Though men according to their office doe not puniih ty- ‘yants (whom for their cruelty he compareth to lions,and their children to their whelpes) yet God both 1sa- ble, and bis iu- fice will punifh them, h Aching that - hands. ‘A Eby wordes baue confirmed hin that was falling,and thou batt ſtrengthened the weakekneecs. § Butuswit iscome spon thee, ethou art grieued: it toucherh thee, and thou art troubled, © Jsuot this thp: feare, thy confivence, thy patience, and the vperightneſſe of thy wayes? ; $ 7 Remember, I pray thee: who euer peri: Hed being and innocent!: o2 where were che vpiabt deſtroved? BN 8 As J bane teene, they that e plough inis quitte, andfow wickeanefie,reape the fame. 9 Mith the f blatt of God they periſh, and a ae breath of bis noſtrels are they cons umed. 10 The roaring of the e Lion, and the voice of the Ltoreile anv the teeth ofthe Li- ons whelpes are broken, tI The Lion periſheth foꝛ lacke sf pray, and the Lions whelps are (Cattered abzoad, 12 ‘Bue athing was brought tomee’ ie- cretlp, and imine gare bath receiued a little thercof. : 3 Ju thethonahts of the vifions of the - Night, when ſlerpe faileth on men, 14 JFeave came vpon me, and Dzead, which made ail my bones toi tremble. 15 And the winde paſſed before nite, and made the haires of my flem to ſtand vp. _16 Then ſtood one, and J knew not dis tate: an image was befoze mine eyes andin X filence beard J] avopce,faying, 17 Shall man be moze | init then Gov? 0? {halla man be moze pure then bis maker? 18 Behold, he found no tedfaltnes tn bts feruants , and layd foliy vpon bis ™ Angels. 19 Hom much moze in chem that Dwell in houſes of » clay, whole foundation ts in wenn {pall bee deſtroyed betoze the mo 20 They bee defrayed from the ° mo: ning bntotheeuening : they perii loreuer P without regart. = 21 Doth not their dignitie go away with them? Boe thep not die, andchat without awiledomer T knew not before, was declared vnto meeby avifion: that is, that Chap.v. The wicked punifhed. 199 Cutting ikany wila anſwere thee, and a Hee willeth | to which of the faints wilt thouturne? ob toconfider 2 Dounbtieſſe tanger killeth the fooltth, the example of and enny iiapeth the wrote. allthem that 3_ I haueteene the « foolth well rooted, baue liued or doe ſud denly J d curied his habitation, ying, lue godly,whe. 4 Wise childzen thallbec farre from fal» ther any of them vation, ¢ they thailbe Dettroped in the fgate, belike vnto him whofoeucr thinketh himfelfe iutt, hall bee found a finner, when hee commeth before God. i Inthefe vifions which God theweth co his creatures,there is euer a cértaine feare ioyned,that Ÿ authority there- of might be had in greater reuerence, k Whenall things were quiet, ar when thefeare was formwhat aflwaged , as God appeared to Eli- ah, 1. king. 19. 12, 1 Hee proueth that if Ged did punith the inno- cent, the creature fhould be more inft then the Creator, which were a blafphemie, m If God find imperfe ction in bis Anyels,when they are not maintained by his power, how much more fhall hee lay folly zo mans charge,wheén he would iuftifie himfelfeagainft God? n That is, in this mostall body fubie& to corruption, a, Cor. g. 1- o They’ fee death continually before their eyes , and daily approching to- ward them.. p Noman forall thiedoethconfider it. q That is}. before rhat any of them were fo wile as to thinke on death, CHAP, V 1 2 Elphaxfheweththe difference berweene: the children of God andthe wicked. 3 The fall. af the wicked. 9 Gods power, who deffroyeth the wicked, and deliuereth hie and nene halldeliner them. § Che hungry ſhall cate vp his harueſt: Inraging againſt God as hee pea, they thal take tt from among p thorns, doeth. and the thirſtie Hall minke vp their tube b Marmuring - fiance. againſt Gedin 6 ffor milery commeth not fooꝛth of the aficions, in Duft, h neither Dath affliction (pang owt oF c:eafeth the the earth. 7 the ſparkes tlic vpward 8 But J would enquire * at God, and turne my talke vnto God: 9 bich noeth great thinges and pn- fearchable, and marnetlous things without number. ; TO dem gineth raine vpon the carth, and powscrh water vpon the ttreetes, Ii And fetteth vp on high themthat bee lowe, and the fozowfull may bee exalted to faluation. 12 He lcattereth the deuiſes of the crafty: ſothat their andes cannotaccompitty that Which they Decenterprile. 13 *De taketh the wife in their craftines, € the counlell of the wicked is made faolit 14 Chey mecte with = darkenefile tn the Dap time, and° qrope at noone day, as in the night. u : 15 But bee fancth the p pooge frost the fwo2d, from their a mouth, efrom the hana ofthe yiolent man, tot 16 So that the poore hath bishope, but iniquitie halls toppe ber mouth. 17 Behold, bleed isthe man whom Gov correcteth : therefore refule not thou the cha⸗ Kiting of the Almightie. i IY Sa 18 Foz hee maketh the wound, and bind- a < vp 3 bee ſmiteth, and bis handes make hole. 19 We halt deliver thee! tn fire troubles, pi in the ſeuenth the enil Hall not touch hee. 20 Jn famine hee Mall Deliner thee from — and in battell from the power of the paine and vtte⸗ But man ig boꝛne vntoi trauatle, as rech mans fol- lie, c Thatis, the finner that hath not the feare of God. d 1 was not mos ved with his rofperitic,but knewthat God had curled him and his, e ThoughGod- fometime ſuffer the fathers to paffe inthis | world, yethis.- judgements will light vpon their ` wicked chile dren, f f By publique iadgement they — hall be condeme | ned and none fhall pitie. _ CERI iy ts g Though there bebattwoor ~ three cares leftin the hedges, yer thefe fhallbetae Ken frombim. | h Thatis,the eaithisnot the caule of bdarren⸗ nefie, and mans” mifery, buthis word. ; 21 Thou halt be hid fromthe (courge of owne finne, i Which declarcth that finne is euer in our corrupt narure: for be~” fore finne it was notfubie@ topaineand affli&tion, k IFI fuffered: asthoudoeft, I would feke vnto God, | Hee counſelleth Job to humble himfelfe to God, to whom al creatures are'{ubiect,and whole : workes declare that man is inexcufable, exeept he glorifie God ina his works m He {heweth by particular examples what rhe works fGodare, 1.Cor.3,19. n Inthingsplaine and evident they fhew themfelues fooiles in fteade of wife men. o This declareth that God punifheth the worldly wile, as hee threatned , Dente. 28 29. p- Thatis, he chathumbleth himfelfe before God, q Hee compa- seth the flander of the wickedto (harpe ſwords. r Ifthe wrckedbe compelled at Gods works co ftop their mouthes, much more they thar profefle God, | f Hee will {end trouble after trouble, that his» children may not for one time, hut continually trutt in him: but they fhal hauea comfortable iffue,eucn in the greateft andthe laft,whisih isherecaliedthe feuenth, . ae Lis the. F The godly rewarded. Tob t - Whereas the wicked lament in their troubles, = € Which decla- s thou fhalt haue occafion to re- ioyce. u When wee are in Gods fausur, all creatures (hall ferue vs. x God hall fo bleffe chee, that thou ſhalt have occafion tore- ioyce in all things,and not to be offended. y Though the children of God haue not alwayes deſtruction when it commeth, 22 But thon alt tlangh at deſtruction and Dearth, and Walt noc bee aftaid of the beat of the earth. 23 Forthe Rones of the ficla Hall bee in league taith thee, and che bealtes af the feln ſhall be at peace with thec. 24 And thou palt know that peace Mall be in thy tabernacte, ¢ thou Walt vitite thine habitation, and Male not= finne. 25 Chou halt perceiue alfo that thy eed fhall be great,and thy poſteritie as the gratie of the earth. 26 Thou halt go tothy graue in va fall age, ag a ricke of corne commeth in Due leas {oi inte the barne, 27 Lo, * thus haue tue enquired of ff, and fortis: heave thig, aud know tt fos chy feite. Tob. ` the tongue, and tho ſhalt notte afraide of this promife performed, yet God doeth recompente it otherwife to their aduantage. z We hauc learned thefe points by experience,that God punifheth not the innocent,that man cannot compare in iuſtice with him,that the hypocrites {hall not long profper, and that the af- fliGion which man fufteineth, commeth forhis owne finne. a ‘To Know whe- ther Icomplaine without iult caule, _ b My grieſe ĩs ſo great,that I lacke wordes to cx- preffe it. reth that hee was notonely affi- ed in body, but wounded in con- ſcience, whichis the greateft bat- tell chat the faithfull can haue. a. Thinke you thar I ery with ont caufe, {ecing the bruit bealts doenot com- > plaine when they aue what they would ? e Can a mans taſte delite in CHAP, VI. 1 Fob anfwereth, that his paine is more grieuous then his fault. 8 He wifheth death, 14 He coms- plaineth of his frrendes. B Ut Job anfwered, and fayd, 5 2 Df that my grieke were wel weigh: ed, and my mulerics were lapu together in tye 2 balance! ges 3 Foꝛit wouldhee now heanier then the fana of the (ea: therfore my wozds are > [was toned bp. 4 For thearrowesof the Almightic are in mee, tye venime whereof dseth Danke bp myfpirit, and the terrors of God < fight as aint me, 59. Docth the 4 wilde alle bray when hee batt graffe: oe lotueth the ore when be bath er rf i 6 That which ts e vnſauoꝛie. pallit bee eaten without falt?og ts there anp-tatt in the white of an egge? 7 Duch thinges as my foule refulen to touch.as were ſoꝛowes, are my meate. 8 DObthat J might hane mp focfire,ana pat on would grauncme the thing that J g Fox! 9 That is, that God would deſtroy me: Sat be would tet bis hand goc, and cut mee Io. Then ſhould F yet bane comfort, though J burne with low, let hun not pare) sbecaule Ji haue not Denied the words ofthe Doly one. IL Abat power haue F that J Houl en» Dure? 02 What is mineh end , tf Jl ſhould proe ot ig my fie% of brane? 13 Jett notio, that there ts in mee no ibetpe ? g that ſtrength ts taken from mez 14 Wee thacts in miery ought to be com⸗ fozted of bis — but men haue fog- faken the feare of che Almighty. s Wp brethren baue deceined meeasa L I k — and as the rifting of the tiuers they palſe away. ha 16 Ahich are blackiſh with ice, & where- in the fnow ts bid. ; I7 But inthe time they ave deyed vp with beat, and are conſumed: and when tt ts hote, they faile out of their places, I8 Or they Depart from therr way € courte, yea, thep vant and perth. 19 Chey that aoc to Tema, ! conlidered — they that go? to Sheba, waited fog hem 20 But they were confounded : when they pane > thep came thicker and were alba- med. 21 Surely now are yee tike™ pnto tt : pee Ta feeng my fearctull plague, and are a- raid. 22 las it becaule Jſaid, Bring vnto mice? o} giue a reward to mee of pour > fub- Rance? ¥ Í 23 And Deliner me frs the enemies hano, 0? ranfome me out ofthe bantot tyrants? 24 Geachme, ¢F will ° hold mp tongue: and Sauls meto vnderitand wherein J haue eeren. - 25. Pow r tedfat are the words of righ» teoulnelie? and what cauanp of you initlp reprooues? i oo 20 Dae pe imagine to repꝛooue 4 words, ‘that the talke of che afflicted ſhould be as the mind? : 27 Pee make pour wath to fali vpon the fatberlefle,and Dig a pit foz pour friend. 23 Row therctoze bee content to rlooke tpon mee: foz Jveiil not tie befoze pour face. _ 29 Turne, J pray you , let there bee none iniquitte: returne, J fap , and yee thall fee pet my righteoulſneſſe in that bebalfe. Js there intquutte in my tongue? Doth not my meuth feele ſoꝛowes? eomplaineth of his friends. -E i Hawe I not fought to helpe my feife as much- as was poſſi ble? lOr wiſedoms, a aw, k Hecompareth tbo le friends which comfort vs not in miferiey to a brooke which in ſummer when we neede waters, isdry,in winter is hard frofen, and inthe time of raine, when we haue no neede ,oucra floweth with water. 1 They that paffe thereby to goe into thehote countries of A= rabiá thinke to find water there, to quench their thirit, but they are deceiued. m That ts, like to this brooke, which deceiueth them that thinke to Baue water there in their necde,as I looked for confolation at your hands, n He toucherh the worldlings, which for no née ceffitie will giue part of their goods, and much more thefe men, which would not giue him comfor- table words. o Shew me wherein I haue erred, and I will confeffe my fault, p He that hath a good confcience , doeth not fhrinke at. the fharpe words or reafoning of others, except they bee able to per⸗ {wade him by realon. q Do you cauil at my words, becanfe 1 fhould be thought to fpeake foolithly which am now in miferie? r Confi- der whether I Speake as one that is driuen to thisimpatiencic through very forow, or as. an hipoerite.as you condemne me, =! Cc H A P. V. 1 Fob fheweth the fhortmes cx mi [ery of mans lifes | H there not an appoinced timeto man vp» on earth? and are noc his Dales as the Dates thar that hath no [ong my life? ; fauour? mea- 12 Is my frength the ſtrength of ones? ning that none of ams bireling? 2 As a feruant longeth fo: the Madow, and asa hireling looketl fog the end of his oke, i take pleafure in affli&ion , feeing they cannot away with things thae work are vnſauorie to themouth, f Herein hee ſinneth double, both in withing through impatience to die, and alfo in defiring of Goda thing which was not agreeable to his will, g That is, Tet mee die at once before I come to diftruft in Gods promife through minc im. paticacie. h Hefeareth left hce fhould be brought to inconucnicn- ees, f the forowes ſhould continue, 3 So haue Y bad as aninheritance the bmonethsof vanitie, and painefull nights bane beene appointed tunto wie. 4 It JIlayd mee downe, J foyd, (Chen a Hath notan hired ſeruant fome ref & eafe? then in thismy continuall tor- ment I am worle then an hireling, b My forow bath continued from moneth to moneth, and I hauc looked Ps in vainc, a Mans mifery, Bildads hall Jariſe? and meaſuring theenening,J am euen ful with toffing to and fro vnto tye F zoi dawning of the Day. c This fignificth IDy tiei ts «clothed with wormes and shathis ditcafe filthinefleof the duit, myſkinne is rent, and wasrareand moft become hoꝛrible. bonible, 6 IDy dapes are lwilter then a aweauers Thus hee ſpea· fhittlr,and they are ſpent without hope kecthinrelpeQof 7 Remember that mylife ts buta wind, thebrenitie of and that mine epe ſhal not returne to (ee plea- manslife,which f{ure. : paſſeth without: 8 The eye that hath ſeene me mall fee me hopeof retur- nomo: thineepes ac vpon me, ad J hall ning: in confide- be no longer. rationwhereof,he Q © As the cloud panifeeth and gorth a- _defirethGodto wap, be that geeth Down to the grane al haue compaffion ‘come vp no moꝛre. onhim. 10 Ve Wall returne no moꝛe to his houl, elfthoubehold neither hall bts place know him any moe. _ mein thine an- Il Cherfoze 3 wil net spare mp mouth, gcr,! fhallnotbe but wil (peake in the trouble of my (pirtc,and ablerofiandin mulſe in the bitterneile ot mp mind. thy prefence. 12 Antj a fea’ 02 a whale Gh, that thon f Shall no more keepef me tn ward? £ inioy thismortall 13 Cdiben J| fay, My couch Mall relieue life. me,and iy bed ial baing comfort in wip me · g Secing Icanby Ditatton, ai: once other means 14 hen fearelk thou me iwith areames, comfort my felfe, aud aſtoniſheit me witi vifions. 3 Iwilideclare my 15 @hercfore my foule *chaleth rather gticfeby words, tobee ſtrangled and to Dye, then to be in my asd thus he fpea- bones. ‘ i Kethasoncoucr- 16 Jabho:eit, ¥ thal not liue alway: “come with griefe {pare me then,foz mp Dayes are but vanity, of mind. 17 Ahat 1s man that thou Doelt mag- h Am notIa__ nific him, and that thou ſetteſt thine beart poore wretch? bpon bim? f what needelt 18 And Dok vifit him euery mozning,anB thouthentolay trieſt bim euery moment? fo much payne 19 Yow long will it bee yer thou Depart on me? from me? thou wilt not let me alone whiles jSothatI can J mapfwallow ny ſpittle. hauenorefinight 20 Jhaue =linned,what hall 3 De vnto nor day. thee:Dchonpreleruce of men, why batt thou k He(peakethas (et measa marke againſt thee, © that J am oneouercome aburben veto my tele? with forow¬ 21 And why boch thou not pardon my ofiudgemént, or tre{paffe? and rake away mine iniquity? foz ofthe examinati- now thal J ſleepe inthe duſt, aud tf thou ſee· onofhis faith. keme in the moning, J fal onat be found. J Secing my ‘ terme of life is fo fhort,let me haue fome reft & eafe. m. Seeing that -man of bimfelfe is fo vile,why doeh thou giue him y honour tocon- i tend againft him? Iob vfeth all kind of perfwafion with God,th2t he might fay hisband. n After allremprations faith burfteth foortb, and leadeth Lob to repentance: yet it was not in fuch perfeGion, that -he could bridle himfelfe ftom reafoning with God, becaule that hee -Rill cried his fatb. o That is,I fhalbedead, CHAP. VIiIT. I Bildad fheweth that, Fob is a finner.becaufe God punifheththe wicked cm preferuetlthe good, a He declareth yes anſwered Bildad the Hhubite,and that their wordes avd, ? vbich would di- ` 2 ow long wilt thou talk of the things? minthanything and how long thall the words of thy mouth -fromtheinftice a beas a mighty wind? . of God,ıs butas 3 Doth Godperucrtiudgement 702 Both _ apuffe ofwindy the Aimigity {ubucrt iuſtice: ; aaniherhawa 4 Jf thy onnes baug ſinned agami him Chap.vilj.ix, anfwere, Gods righteoufnefle. 200 ` and he bath fent them inte the place oftheir b tkiguity, 5 Yer tttheus wiit carip feeke vnto God, and pray to rheGimighty, _ 6 jt chou be purcand vᷣpright, ther fure- ip be totilawake pp vnto thee, and hee will make tie habitauon of thy rightcoulncie pꝛoſperous. 7 Ano though thy beginning “be fail, pet chp latter end thall greatly increale. children,thar bee 8 © Inquire therefore, J pray thee, ofthe offer dnot God, kormer age,anb papare thy telfe to {earch of c That is if chow their fathers. turne betime, 9 (Forwearebut? ef yeſterday, and are whiles Ged cala ignozant: foz our Dayes vpon eart} arcbuta lerh thee tore- fyadow.) pentance, Lo Spall not thep teach thee and tel thee, d Though the and vtter the woros of their heart? beginnings be Il Gana s ruth grow withaut mire? 02 vor foplesfant, can the grafie grow witheut water? as thou wouldeſt 12 Ghough tt were tn greene and not cut defire,yet in the Downe, pet iball ic wither befoze anyother end thou fale perbe. hane fufficient 13 Spare the paths ofal that forget Gov, occaſionto con= and the hypocrites hope all perim tent.chy felfe, 14 ts confidence allo hal be cut off and e He willeth lob Dis truſt halbe asthe houle of a è piner, to examincall 15 hee fhallicane vpon bis boule. but it antiquity, and he ſhall nocitand : bee hall hold him fall by it, Mall findic true pet fallit not indure. which here he 16 Gbe' tree is greene before the funne, fayth, and the braunchesipzead suer the garden f Meaning thar thereof, it isnot enough 17 The roots thereof are wrapped abant to haue §experi- the fountatuc,and are foilden abou the boule ence of ourfelues, of fones, d : but to be confite 18 Ff any plucke it from his place, and it med by che exa- kDeny, faying, Jhaue not (eene thee, plesof rbem that _I9 Behold it wil retopce! by thismeanes, went before vs. thar it may grow in another mola, g Asarufh cane 20 Beholde, God wiil net cal away an: not grow with- vpeight man,neither wil be rake the wicked our moyftneffe, by the band, fo cannot the hy- 21 TiN bee Bane filed thy mouth with pocrite becauſe ™laughter,and thplips with toy. he hath not faith 22 Thepthat hate thee Hall bee clothed whichis moyfe- with kame and che dwelling ofthe wicked ned wich Gods fali net remaine, Spirit. b Which isto dayand to morrow {wept away, i Hecomparethrhe iuſt to atree, which althongh it hee remooued out of one place toanother, yet flourifhech: ſo the afflicton of the godly varneth to their profite, k Thatis, fo that there remaine nothing there to proove whether the tree hathgrowen there orno, | To be planted in another places, where it may groweat pleafure. m If thou be godly, hee will gine thee occafionto reioyce, and ifnor, thine affiGien (hall increales. CHA PTX. 1 Iob declareththe mghty power of God ana: b 'Thatis, hath rewarded them according to their in:quities mezning, tbat Idb ought tobe warnedby the example of his _that mans raghteouſueſſe is nothing. pen Fob anfwered, and (is, _ 2 J knowe verely that it is lo: foz how (ould man compared unta God be ine a Tob here ⸗n⸗ ifed? y fwereth to that 3 It he wontd diſpute with him he could poynt of Eliphas not anhwere him one thing ofa? thouland,. and Bildads ora- f tiontouching ý inftice of God & his inmocency,conféffing God tobeeinfinite iniu- ftice,& man to be nothing in teſpect. b Ofarhoufand things, which, God could lay to his charge,man cannot antwere him one.. . A, ig. can controle The power andiuftice of God. 4 Hee is wile in heart, andmightic in . Krength : whe hath bene fierce againt him and hath protpered? § Wee remooucth the mountapres, and — —— when hee duerthzoweth them zath. cHe declateiꝛ 6 eec remooueth the earth ont ef ber whacistheinfir- place,thas the pillars thereof de Make. micieoEmanby 7 De commaundeth che funne, andit ri» the mightyand > ſeth nos: he cloſeth vp che ſtarres as vnder a incomprehenfi-_ lignet, ble powerthacis <8. Wee Himfelfe alone {preadeth out the inGod,hewing heauens, and watketh byon the hetghtet whatheecould the feg. doe ifhe would 9 We maketh the ftarres d Arcturus, Dzi- fet foorth his gn, and]Pletades , andthe climates of the power. South. Hwy d Thefe are the namesofcertaine able 3 pea, marutilous things without num ftarres,whereby þer, hemeanech,that 11 Loe,when be goeth «by me, J fee him all ſtatres both — not: andwhen he palleth by, J perceiue him Knowen and yn- not. knowen,areathis. 12 Bebolve,twhen he taketh apzey,f who appointment. can make intro reftore tt? who Hallap vn · e [amnotable fa him Uhat doeſt thou? ‘to comprehend 13 God s will not withdrawe his anger, his workes,which andthe mot mighty helpes4 dee koupe vu- arécommon,and Dee hun. ‘ dailybeforemine 14. Wow much lefe Hall J anfwere bin? eyes, much Jefe. 0 bow ould J find duti my wordes with inthofe things intr. whicharchidand Ig Foꝛ though J were iut, pet could y Feeret. knofanthatee, but 3) would make fupplica- f-Heefheweth tion to my iudge. that when God’ 16 Jif 3! cry, and bee anſwere me, yer doeth execurehis Wå ¥ not belecue p he heard my voyce. power,he doeth: 17 jFor he Deltrapeth me with a tempeft, it iuftly, foraf= AND wounDdDeth me ™ without cane. much as none 18 Wee will not ffer mee to take my brcath, but Alleth me with bitterneſſe. him. 19 -Jfwefpeake of trength,bebola,be is -g God willnot aſtrong:if we (peake ofiudgement, who (hall de appealed for hing meiit to pleade 2 oughtthat man 20 If J woula tuitifie my ſelfe, mine own can fay forbim- mouth Hail condemne me: oif J would bee felfe for his iufti- perfit,be ſhall iudge me wicked. fication, 2I Though Jj were perfect,yer J know net E Thacis,allthe my foule ; thereforeablozre J my life, reafonsthatmes 22 @hisis one poynt; therefore J fayd, canlay to ap- We deſtroyeth ther perfect and the wicked. prone their caule, 23 Jf rhe ſcourge fhould tudventy 9 flay, i How fhould fHould Godt laugh at the punithment of the Ibe ableto an- intiacent? {were him by elo- quence? wherby he neteth his friends, that albeit they were eloquent in talke,yet they felt not in heart that which they fpake. k Meaning in his owne opinion: fignifying ý man will fometimes flatter himfelte to berighteous,which before God is abomination. 1 Whifes 1am in my pangs,I cannot but burft foorth into many inconnemtences ai- though I know fill chat God isiuft, m Iam notable to feele my finnes fo great,as I feele the waighe of hisplagues : and this hee {pea- keth to cond: mne his dulneffe,and to iuftifie God. n After he hath accufed his owne weakeneffe,he continueth to iuftifie God & his po- _ wer, o If 1 would {tad in mine own defences,yet God hath iuft caufe to condemne me,if he examine mine heart & contcience. ‘p If God punith according to his inftice, hee will deftrov afwelthem that dte counted perfit,asthem that are wicked. q To wit.the wicked. r This is poken according to our apprehenfion,as though he would fiy, IF God deftroy but the wicked,as Chap. 5. 3. why fhould hee luffer the innocentsto befo long tormented by them ? Tob. 10 He doeth great things and vnſearch⸗ v 24 The earth te ginen inte the hand of the wicked: hee € conereth the faces of the Judges thereof: if not, wheretis hee? oz who ts he? 25 p Daves haue bene moze ſwift then apotte: they haue fied, and bane ſeene no good thing. J é 26 Chey ave paffen as with the moft ſwift ot asthe Cagle that fltech ta the 2AP. — 27 IfaIſay, J will forget my com> Kaman twil ceale from my weath,and com> me, 28 Then J amafrayd of all my fozowee, knowing that thou wilt not iudge me inno: cent, í 3 9 fy be wicked, why abour 3 thus in ine? 30 FET vwakh my felfe with moto water, AND purge mine hands moſt cleane, 31 Det Halt thou plunge mee in the pit, ry mute owe = Clothes Mall make mee fl- p: 32 Fo: hee is not a manas Jam, that J mould anlwere him, if we come together to: iudgemenit. Se f 33 Nepther fe there any vmpire *that night tay his hand vpon vs beth. 34 Let himtake his rod away front me, and let not bis feare aſtoniſh ine: 35 Then wil Jſpeake, and feare him not: b but becaule J am nat lo, Jhold me Rill, more, a -Which might make an accord betweene God and me, {peaking ofimpatience and yet confefsing God to be iuft in puniti- fi ing him, b Signifying that Gods iudgements ke CHAP, X. x Iob i weary of his life and ſetteth ont his fra- gility beforeGod. 20 He defireth him to fay he ‘hand, 22 A defcription of death, Me. nte is cut offa though F tine: J wil Aleaue my complaint pon my felfe,and will peake in the bitternefle of my ule. 2 Jwill fay vnto God,‘ Condemne me mo : hewe mee wherefore thou contendent ith me, 3 Thinkeſt thor it 4 good to oppꝛeſſe me, and to caft off the «labour of thine bandes, and to fanour the f countell of che wicked ? 4 Walt thou es carnall eyes 202 doeſt thou fee as man ſeeth? . 5 Arethy dayes as mans) dayes? o? thy peres as the time of man, PES ies 6 Chat thou inquireſt oF mine iniquity, and fearchett out mp finne? “i 7 Thou knoweit that J cannot dai wits kedly ; foz none can Deliner me out of thine nd. dein: 8 Thine * hands haue made me,andfa- fhioned mee wholly round about, and wilt a PRP BR Mans righteoufneffeisnothing, ` f That they can notfee to doe iuftice. z t That can fhew | the contrary? u Ithinkenotto fall isto thefe af- fe&ions, butmp orrowes bring meto thelema- nifold infirmi» ties, and my con= {ciencecondem- _ God deftroy me at once? thus he 4peaketh accor- ding to the infir- mitie of the fiela y Though I feeme neuer fo pure in mine owne eyes, yet ' all is but core ruption b, fore ` God. z Whatfoener I would vſe to co⸗ uer my fikhineſſe with, (ħall dii- clofe me fo much epe himin awe, a lam merelike to a dead man, then to one that liueth. b Iwill makean ample declara- tion of my tor- ments, acculing my felfe, and not J God, c Hewould not that God fhould | proceed againft bim by his fecree juftice,but by the Ordinary meanes that be puni(heth others. d Isit agreeable to thy iuftice to do me wrong ? e Wilt thou be without compaffion? f Wiltthou gratifie the wie» ked,and condemne mee? g Doeftthouthis ofignorance? h Art thou inconftant & changeable,asthetimes,to day a friend,te morow anenemy? i By affliGion thou keepeft meas in a prifon,and reftrai-. neft me from doing evil,neither can any fet meat liberty. k Inthefe eight verfes following hee defcribeth the mercy of God inthe woi- derful creation of man :and thereon groundeth that God (hould net f thew himfelfe rigorous againft him, thon ams creation. thou deſtroyme? 2 9 Remember, I pray thee, that thou hat DAsbrittleasa made mee, as the! clap, and wilt thou being A è pot of clay. meintodufagaine? =. m Thatis,reafon 10 Hatt thounot powꝛed me out ag milke? f andvnderitan- and turned me to cruds like cheele? | ding,and many Il Shoubhat clothes me withſkinne and other giftswher- fle(h, and topned mee together with bones by man excelleth and finewes. j all earthly crea- 12 Thou hak ginen me tife, and ™ grace: tures, € thp = vilitation hath pzeferned my fpirit, | m That is, thy 13 Though thou batt hidde thele things fatherly careand in thine peart,yee J know? that it ts lo with prouidence, thee. whereby thou 14 JE J baune finned, then thou wilt preſerueſt mee,& ſtraitly looke vnto mee, and wilt not polne without ywhich me guiltleſſe of mine iniquitie. ‘I should perith 15 Jt J haue done wickedly, woe vnto ftraightway. Mee : if J bane done righteoutly, J will not o ThoughIbe Pliftypmine bead, being full of confulion, not fully ableto becaule J iee mine affliction. coprebendthefe 16 But let itincreale: hunt thou me aga things, yet I muft lion: returne and ſhewe the felte a maruct> necdesconfefle lousbpon me. that it is fo. 17 Thou renuck thy plagues againſt me, p I willalway and thouincrealett thy wrath agatnit niee : walke infeare& t changes and armies offorewes are againt humilitie, know- mec. fingthatnoneis 18 AMherekoze then baft thou bought me iuftbeforethee, out ofthe wombe ? Db that Z had periſhed, q lobbeing fore and that none epe had feene mee, affaulced in this 19 And that J wereas J had not beene, battellbetweene bur brought from the wombe to the graue! feh &thefpi- 20 Arenotmy Dayes few zlet him ceall, rit,brafteth our and leaue of from me that J map take a litle into thefe affe@i- comfort, ons, wifhing ra- 21 Before J goe and fhall nott returne, ither(hortdayes euen to the land of Darknelle, and ſhadow ‘thenlongpaine, of Death; tThat is,diuere 22 Jntoaland,I fay, Darke as darkneſſe it ſitie of difeafes, ſelte, and into the thadow of death, where ts @ingreatabun- noneorder,but thelightisthere as Darknes. dance, ſhe wing that God hath infinite meanes to punifh man, f Hee wifheththat God would leaue off his affiGions, confidering his great miferie & the breuitie of his life. ¢ Hefpeaketh thus inthe perfon of afin- ner, that is ouercome with paflions and with the feeling of Gods judgements, and therefore cannot apprehend in that {tate che mer- ciesof God and comfort oftherefurre@ion. u Nodiltin@ion be- tween light and darkneffe , but where all is very darkneffe it felfe, CHAP, XI, 1 Tobis vniufily veprehended of Zophar,7God i 33 incomprehenfible. x4 He is mercsfullto the re- 2 pentant. 18 Their affarance that iue godly. a Should he per- T Hen anlwered zophar the Maamathite, fwade by his and (aide, ME SE talke,that 2 Hhouldnot the multitude of woꝛdes e1siutt 4 be anſwered? oꝛ ſhould a great a talker bee b Heechargech iuftificd ? Tob with this, 3 Shonldmen hold their peace at thy thacheefhould tieg? and when thou mockeſt others , hall fay,thar the thing none make thee afhamend 7 i whichhee (pake, 4 Foꝛ thouhaſt fayd, My Doctrine ig wastrue,& that pure, and J am cleane in thine epes. he was without 5 But oh, that God would lpeake and finne in the fight open bis lips againtt thee! of God. 6 That hee might Hew theetheelecrets © Whichis, not to ftand in iufifying of thy felfe : hee fignifieth thar man will never be ouercame, whiles he reafoneth with another, and therefure God mutt breake off the controuerfic , and ftop mans mouth, Chap.xj.xii. The perfeétion of God. — of wiledome, how thou halt deſerued Double, According to right:know therefore that Gov hath fozgotten thee fo: thine iniquitie. 7 Cant thou by learching find out God? cant thou find out the Almighty to his pers fection? ; ; 8 The heauens are hie, what cankk thon d That is,chisper- Doe z 4 it is Deeper then the hell, how canſt fection of God: thou know tt ¢ and ifman be 9 Themealure thereofis longer then the notable to com- earth, and it ts broader then the fea. prchend $ height 10 It he cut off, and e hut vp, o2 gather of theheauen,the together, whocan turne bun backe? depth of heli,the II Foꝛ heknoweth vaine men, and ſeeth length of j earth, iniquitie, and hon that vnderſtandeth no= the bredth of the thing. fea, whichare ~ I2 Det paine man would be wiſe, though bur creatures: Man new bone ts like a wild afe £ colt. how can he attain 13 Ikthou g prepare thine heart, and totke perfcGion fretch ont thine hands toward bun; of the Creator ? 14 Jf iniquitte bein thine + hand, putit e 1fGod thould farre away, and let na wickeDnefle Dwellin tutne the Rate of thy tabernacle. things, and eftae I5 Then truly halt thou lift vp thy i face blih anew or- without ſpot, and Halt Bee Mable, and (halt der in nature, notfeare, who could cone 16 But thou Walt forget thy milery, and trollbim? remember it as waters that are paft, f That is, withe I7 Thine age allo thall appeare moze our vnderftand- cleare then the noone Dap ; thou fhalt fine & ing:o that what bee as the moming. focuer giftshee 18 And thou thalt be bolde, becanfe there bath afterward, ts hope ; and thou alt Dig pitg,and ſhalt lig come of God, & Downe fafely, not of nature. 19 * Fo: when thou takeſt thy reſt, none g Ifchou repeat ſhall make thee afraid:yea, many Mall make pray vato him, ſute vnto thee. - bh Renounce 20 But the cies of the * wicked (al faile, thine owne cuill and their refuge Wall peri}, and their hope works, and fee thalbe ſoꝛow of mind. that they offend not God, ouer whom thou haft charges i Hee declareth what quictneffe ofcon- {cience and fucceffe in all things fuch fhall baue, which turne to God by true repentance, Leuit, 26,5,6 k Heefheweth thatcons trary things hal eome vato them that doe not repent. CHAP, XIIL 2 Iob aceufeth his friends of ignorance. 7 Hee declareth the might and power of God, 17 and how he changeth the ccurfe of things, T Hen Job anhwered and faid, 2 In deede becanle that pee arethe people onely, a wilenome mutt nie with yon, a Becaufe you 3 Buti haue vnderſtanding as well as teele not chat you, and ani not inferio: vnto pou ; yeaswho which you {peake knoweth not {uch things? oe you thinke the ` 4 *J am > as one mocked of bis neigh» whole fandeth bour, who calleth vpon God, andhe ¢ Yea- in words, and fo rt h him: the iuſt and the vpright ts laughed fatter yourfelues to ſcorne as though none a He that is ready to Fall, isasalampe knew any thing, De(pited in the opinton of the rtch, or could know but you. Pro. 14.2, b He reprooueth theſe his friends of two faulzes:the one, that they thoughe they had better knowledge then indeed they had, andthe other, thatinftead of true confolation, they did deride and defpifetheir fiiend in his aduerfitie. c The which neighbour being a mocker, anda wicked man, thinketh that no man is in Gods f.uour buthe, becauf-he hathall things that hee defireth. d As the tich eftceme not a light or torch, that goethout, fo ishe defpifed that fale lech fiom prolperitic to aduerſitie. Cc 6 The "The yaledome of God. { Ebr. to whome God hath brought in with be hana. e He declareth to them rhat did difpuce againſt him, that their wifedomeis cotn- mon to ali, and fuch as the very bruit beafts doe dayly — LOr, ejh y £f nf exhorterb themto be wife in —— and aswell co know the right vfe why God hath giué them cares, as he hath done a mouth. g Thoughmen by age, and cən- tinuance of time attaine to wiſe⸗ dome, yet it is notcomparable to Gods wife- dome: nor able to comprehend his iudgements, wherein he an- fwereth to that, which was alled- Sie feos ee He fheweth that there is no- thing doncia this world with- out Gods will & ordinance ; for elfehee ſhould not be almighty. i He taketh wife dome from them. k Heabaterh rhe honour of Prin- ees, and bringeth them into the - fubie&ion of others, 6 Shetabernacles af robbers Dae pai» per, and they arein fafette, that prouoke on >t Whom God hath enriched with bis ang. 7 Alke nowe the beaſtes,e and they hall teach thee, and the foules of the heauen, and thep Mall tell thee: ‘ 8 D: (peake to theearth,and it Gal Gew thee : œ ihe tithes of the ſca, and they fall Declare vnto thee. 9 M ho is ignozant of all thefe,but that the hand ol the Lord bath mavethele? 10 In whole hand ts the foule of euery li» uing thing, and the breath of all Lprankind. II Darl not the caves diſcernẽ p words? and the mouth taſte meat foit telfe? 12 Among the sanctentrs wrledome, and inthe length of dayes is vnderſtanding. 13 Witty him is wiſedome and Arength: He bath couniell and ynderitanding. I4 Behold, he wiil beeake Downe, and it cannot be built: bee thuttet) a man vp, and he cannot be looſed. Is Behold, hee withholdeth the waters, anv they Dzie pp: but when be ſendeth chem wilt out, they Dettroy the earth. ; 16 ith him is itrength and wiſedome: hee that is deceiued, and that » Deceiueth, are bts. Š 17 Ye cauleth the counſellers tago 2s {pot- led, and maketh the tudes fooles. 18 i Hee loolech the collar of kings,and girdeth their lopnes with a girdle. 19 Üe leadech away the prtuces,as a pray, and ouerthroweth rhe mightie, 20 Hee taketh away thelpeech from the 1 faithfull couafellers, and taketh away the iudgement oftheanctent. 21 Me powreth contempt ppan princes. € maketh the ſtrength of the mighty weake. 22 Wedilcouereth the deepe places from their Darkneffe, and bzingeth feozth the ha» Dew of Death to light. 23 Heem increaieth the people, and nes ſtroyeth them; beinlargeth ths nations, and bringeth them in againe. 24 Hee taketh away the hearts ok them -that are- the chiefe euer the people of the catty, andmakerh them to wander tn the wiloernefle ont of the way. š 25 Thep grope in the Darke without light: and he maketh them to tagger itike a munke man } Hecauferh that their words haue no eredite, which is, when hee Tob. andy deſire a to difpute with Gov. 4 S02 indeede vee forge lies, and all you ave? pbhylictans of no value. § Ob, that you would holt pour tongue, chek it might bee imputed to you foz wiie- O f2ow heave my dilputation, and gtue cate to the argiunents of my lips. 7 ill yee (peake © wickedly fe: Gons defence, and talke Decettfullp fo2 bis canle ? 8 WTlill pee accept his perlon? oz will pec contend io Gad? 9 Is it wellthat hee ſhould ſeeke of pou? will you make alie for him, as one licth foz a man? 10 He will ſurely repꝛooue pou, if yee Doc ſecretly accept anp peron, I @haltnot his excellency make youas frain 7 ana hts feare fall vpon pon? 12 Pour d memoztes map bee compared eee aihes, and your bodies to bedies of 13_ olde your tongues in my pzefence, aai J map (peak, and let come bpon what 14 Wherekore doe J etake my fleſh in my teeth,and put my ulein mp hand ? _ 15 Loe, though be flay meyer will J trut in him, and J will repzooue my wayes in bis fight. 16 He hallbe mp Caluation alfo: foz the £ hypocrite fhall not come befoze him. 17 Weare diligently my wozdes , and marke my taltke. 18 Behold now : if J prepare mee to a J knowe that J that bee s iuti- 19 Cho ishe that will plead* with me? for if Fj now holde my tongue, F itie, 20 But Do not thele twothings yntome; then will J] not hide my felfe from thee : 21 KiChithnzaw thine band frem me, and let not thp feare make meafratde. 22 Thencall thou, and J willantwere: oz let me (peake,and anfwere thou ime. 23 Yow many are | mine iniquities and aces 2 ewe mee my rebellion, and mp Ne. 24 CGhercfore hideſt thou thy face, and taket me fo? thine enemie? 25 Cit thou breake a leafe Diuen to and fro? and wilt thou purſue thedz1e Rubble ? 26 Foꝛ thou wꝛiteſt bitter things again mee, and makeit mee to polls le =the iniqui ties of mp ponth. Tobs confidence. P Th a Foraltbougts heeknew that Goa had a iuſtice which was mani- $ feft in his ordi- i nary working 8 cret counfell, yet wouldhe vtter | his affe&ion to God, becaufe he M was not able to vnderfiandthe . caufe why he did thus punih him. ; b You doe not wellapply your medicineto the. difeafe. c Heecondeme. neth their zeale whichhadnot ; knowledge, neie ther regarded they to comfort, him, but alway grated on Gods iuftice, as though it was not euie. · dently feenein . Teb,except they bad vadertaken the probation thereof, d Your fme . thallcometo nothing, e Is not this . manifeft figne of fh mise affiiGion, and that Idoe pot complaine without caule, feeing that I am. thustormented . as though I thould teare mine owne fieth, and put my life in danger? f Whereby bee fi declareth that heis not anhy- Bill punih finne. m Ln chisdifcouf: of Gods wonderfull workes, Job fheweth that whatfoeuer is done inthis world , both in the or- der, and change of things is by Gods will and appointment, wherein he declareth that hee thinketh well of God and is as able to fet forth his power in words, as they that reafoned againſt, were, CHAP. XIII. x Iob copareth his knowledge with the experi- ence of bu friends, 16 The penitent [hal be ſaued, andthe hypecrite condemned, 20 He prayeth vn- so Godthat he would not handle hira rigoroufly. De mine eye hath feene all tbis: mine Leare hath heard and vnderſtood it. 2 Jknow alſo as much as you know: I ami not inferiour ynto you. 3 But J will ſpeake to the Almighty, , pocrite, a. they 27 Thou puttet my feete alfo in the chareedhim. 2 ftockes, andlookel narrowly vuto allmp g-'rhatis cleas pathes, and makeſt the print thereof inthe red, and nor cat Theeles of my feete. off for my finnesy 28 Buch one confumeth like. a rotten as you reafon. thing,and as a garment that is moth eaten. h Toproue that God doth thus puniſh mee formy finnes, i IfI defendnot my caufe, every man willcondemne mee. k Hee fheweth what thefe two things are, 1 Hispangs thus moue him to reafon with God , not denying but that he hath finned : but he defired to vnderftand what were his great finnes, that had deferued fuch rigour, wherein hee offsnded, that would knowe acaule of Ged why hee did punih him. m Thow puniſheſt mee nowe forthe faultes that Icommitted mmy youth, n Thou makeftmee thy prifoner, and doeft fo preſſe me that Leane not ſtirre hand orfoote. +Ebr.roctes, — The breuitie of irians life. r CHAP, XIII, 1 Iobdefcrsbeth the fhoreneffe and miferie of the life ofman. 14 Hope fuftasneth the godly. 22 The condstson of mans life. Qn @thatts borne of woman, ts of Hot 5 R Taking occa- on of his aduer- continuance,ana full of trouble. farieswords,he 2 ie fhooteth foozth as a flower, and is deferibeththe ¢CutDowne: be vantiveth alioas* a Hadow, ftateof manslife and continueth net. i fromhisbirthto _ 3 And pet thou openeſt thine eyes bpon hisdeath, _ luchbone, and cauleſt me to enter into ud ge- Chap.8 9. ment with thee. : Pfalrg4.4o, ciho can bꝛing acleane thing out of b Hismeaning filthinefle 2 there ts not one. } is,j(ecingthat § re not bis Dayes Determined? the manisi frailea. number of his moneths are with thee: thou creature, God. halt appoynted bis bounds, whtch he cannot fhouldnothan- palie, dichimfocx- 6 Turne from him that he may ceale bne tremely: wherein till his Delired Day, as an hireling. Tobtheweththe 7 Sffozthereishope of a tree, tt itbecut wickednesof the Downe, that tt will pec ſpꝛout, and the bean- fieth,whenitis ches thereof will not ceale. i 8 Cough the rootofit ware olde inthe earth, aud the Rocke thereot be Dead in the ground, 9 xetbythe ſent oftwaterit will bud, and chat thou haſt Wing fozth boughes like a plant. appoynted for IO dut man ts licke,and Dicth,and man him to dic,which pertiheth,and where is he? hedefireth,asthe II As the waters paſſe fromthe fea, and hiscling waite as the flood decayeth and deieth vp, fortheendofhis 12 So man fleepeth and rilerh not; for fabourtoreceiue be fall not wake againe, noz be ratfed froin his wages. his Heepe till the heauen be no moze, d He fpeakeh 13 Db that thou wouldeſt hide me in the not here,as graue , and keepe mee fecret, vntill thy thoughhehad *¢ Wrath were pall, and wouldelt gine mee Bothopeofthe fernie,and' remember me ! immortalitic,but 14 Jf aman Die, yall be line againe ? All asamaninex- the Dayes of mine appoynted time will J ‘tremepaine, waite, till my schanging hall come. when reafon is Is Thou ait calimee, and J hall * an- ofiercomebyaf- ſwere thee: thou louel the woke of thine fe&ions andter- one ape * j ments, / ut new thou *numbeet mp eps. e Hereby he de- and doeſt not delay my dena iter ae clareth thatthe 17 Mine iniquitie istealed bp, asina feareofGods ibagge, and thou addelt puto my wicked» judgement was nefie. thecaufe whyhe 18 Qndfurelpas the monntaine that fal- defiredto die. leth, commeth to nought,and the*rocke that F Thatis,releafe is remoued from bis place: my paines and I9 As the water breaketh the tones, when take meto thou euerflowweit the things which growein mercie, the duit of the earth; forbeu deſtroyeſt the ' Meaning,vnto bopeofman. ledayofthere- 20 Thou ꝑꝛeuaileſt alway againtt him, furreGion when fo that hee pafleth away: bee changeth its hefhouldbe . face when thou catet him away. changed and re- 21 And be knoweth not if hts fonnes hal pea — be —— with the Cale a That is,vaine winde? words, and with- 3 Shalhe dilpute with words net conics out confolation? ly? 0? with talke that ts not profitable? b Meaning, wite 4 Surely toeu halk catt off: feare, and mattersthat are reſtrainelt payer beloꝛe Gov. ==. —_— of none impgf- S SForthy mouth declareth thine iniqui⸗ tance,which are tie, leetng thon batt cholen d the tongue of i afloor the craftie. as they are vtte- 6 Thine owne mouth condemneth thee, red,as the Eaft and net J, and thy lips teltifie againſt thee. wind driethyp 7 Artthon the «fri man that was boꝛu? the moifiure al and walk thou made befoze the dilles ? foone as it fat- 8 Hatt thou Heard the lecret conniell of leth. God? and dock thou reſtraine wiſe dome te c He chargers f thee? ; lob as though 9 CUbatknowet thou that mee knowe histalkecaufed not? and vnderſtandect that is not inss? mento calt of Io Aith vs are both ancient and very ae che feare of God ged men, karre older then thp father. and pare IL Seeme the conilations of Gon s {mall d. Thou ſpeakeſt vnto theeris this thing trange vnto thee? as doe the moc- 12 Ahy doeth thine heart * take thegas kers & contem- way, and what Do thine eyes meane, ners of God. 13, Ghat thouanlwerelt to God +at thy e That isthe pleaſure, and bꝛingeſt fuch words out of thp moft ancient, 8 mouth? fo by reafon the 14 hat is man that be would be cleane? moft wife? and bethat is boznof woman that he (ould F Art thou onely bzi int ? _ wile? Ig Behold, bee found ne ſtedfaſtneſſe in g He aecuſeth bis faints: pea, the heauens are not cleane obs pride,and in bts fight. ingratirude,that 16 Wow much mois man abominable, will not become andfiltbie, which * Dzinketh iniquitie like forted by God, fina eE A =: nor by their 17 J wzill tell thee: heare me, and J will counfell, Declare that which Jhaue {eene: h Why doeft 18 Mhich wife men haue tolde, as they chou ftand in hauc heard of their fathers,anD baue not kept chineowne tt fecret: conceite? 19 Tho whem alone the land waslgiuen, tEbin thy ſpirit. and no ſtranger patted thozow them. i Hispurpofets 20 The wicked man is continually a3 roprouethat « one that trauaueth of childe, andthe num. Iob asan vniuſt ber of yeeres ts bid from the tyrant. man and an by- 21 Aiound of fearcis in hiseares, andin pocrite ispunithe bis pzoſperitie the Deftroyer Mall come vpon ed for his finnes, m. like as he did 22 Dee beleeucth not to returne out of beforc,Chap,4. sDarkenes:foz be feeth the ſword before him, 18. 21 ee wandzcth ° toand fro fozbzcad k Which hath + a defire to finneg ashe that is thirftie to driske. 1 Who by their wifedome fo gouer= ned,that no ftranger invaded them, and fo the land feemed to begi- uentothem alone, m The cruell’man is euerin danger of death, and isneuer quict inconfeience, n Out ofthat mifcrie whereinto he once falieth.. v God doeth not onely impouerith the wicked oft times: but cuen intheir profperitie he punifheth them with a grece dineſſe cucrmore to pa which is asa beggerie, ua c2 wherg = p Hetheweth what weapons God vieth a- £aink the wic- ked which lift vp themelues againft him,to wit, terrour of conſcience and outward affli&i- ons. q That is,he was fo puft vp with great profperitie and abundance of all things, that he forgate God: noting that Iob in his felicitie had notthe true feare of God. r Thoughhe build and repaire ruinous places to get him fame,yet God fhal! bring all to nought,& turne his great profperitie into extreme milery. f Meaning that his {umptuous buildings fhould nener come to perfecion. j God punifheth the wicked. where hee may $ hee knoweth that the Dayof Darkenefie ts prepared at hand. 24 Affliction and P angui Wall make Hint afraid: they Hall preuatle againſt him fac as a king teadptockebattell. 25 Foꝛ hee bath ſtretched out his hand a- gatnt God, and made himlelke trong a- gaint the Almightie. 26 Therefore God hall runne bpon him, cuen bpon bis necke, and againt the mot thicke part of bis field, Saga” y 27 Wecaule he hath couered his tace with q hts katneſſe, and ath collops in his flanke. 28 Though be owell rin defalate cities, and in houſes which no man inbabiterh, but atebecomebeapes, . 29 He lhall not be rich, neither hall his ſubſtance continue, neither hall bee prolong the f perfection thereof tn the earth. 30 idee Wall neuer Depart out of Darke- nes, the flame Wall Dzie vp hts bꝛanches, and hee a gog away with the breath of bis mouth. . 31 et beleeueth not that he erreth in va⸗ nitie: therefore vanitie Wall be his change. 32 His bꝛanch ſhall not be greene, but thal be cut off before bis Day. — å 33 God fhall Deftrop him as the vine ber fow? “arape, and hall cat bunoff, as the pline doeth her flower. t 34 Fo: the congregation ofthe hypocrite Wali be Defolate, and fre Wall Deuoure the houſes of*bzibes, : 35 For they Yconceine mifchtefe, and bring foozth vanitie, and their belly hath prepa: red Deceit. Tob. t He ftandeth fo in his owne conceit, that hee will giue no placeto good counfel, therefore his owne pride Mall bring him to deftru@i- on, u- Asonetbatgathereth grapes before they beripe. x Which were built or maintained by powling and briberie. y And therfore all their vaine deuifes hall turne to therr owne deftru@ion, CHAP. XVL_ x Fob moued by the importunitie of his friends, 7 Counteth in what extremite hes, 39 And ta- keth God to witueffe of bu innoencie. B Ut Job anſwered, and fayd, 3 And hak made me fullofiiminckieg, which iga witnetle thereof and my leannes riſeth vp in mee, teſtifying the fame in my g. J 7 9 bis wath hath tozne me, and beha- teth mec, and gnathetlh vpon mee wirh bis teeth ; mine enemie hath ſharpened bis epes agatnit me. f 1o Thep hane opened their monthes vp⸗ on me, and (mitten mee on the! checke tn repzoch : they gather themielues together a- gaint me. j Il GoD hath delinered mee to the vniuſt, and hath mabe mee to turne out of the wap by the™ hands of the wicked. 12 J was tn wealth, but he bath brought mee to nought: hee bath taken mee by the necke,and beaten me, and fet meas amarke fo: himtelfe. 13 iis "archers compafle mee round a bout ; ġe cutteth my reines, and Doeth not {pare * powzeth mp gall ° vpon the ground. 14 He hath broken me with one breaking pipe another, and runneth vpon mee like a glant. Is J baue fowed a fackcloth vpon my amie and haue abaled mine r bazue vnto the Duit. 16 Mykace is withered with weeping, and the banow of Death is bpon mine epes, 17 Though Bere bee no wickednefle in qintne hands, and my payer tbe pure. 18 Dearth, coner not thou mip blood, and lec my crying find no place. Ig oz loc, nowe my t witnel&#e is in the heauen,and my recozdis on bie. 20 My friendes » (peake eloquently a gaint mee ; but mine eye poweri out teares vnto Gov. : 21 Dh that aman might = pleade with od, as man with bis neighbour ! 22 Foꝛ the peeres accounted come, and J hall gothe way, whence J tall not returne. condemne me,yet God is witneffe of my caufe, words in ftead of trueconfolation. x Thusby his great torments obs affliction. i In token of fog row and griefe, © k That is,God by his wrath: and in this diuerficie * of words and hie flile,he expref= fethhow grie- uous the hand of God was vpon him, 1 That is, hath handled me moſt conte mptuoufly: for fo {miting on the checke fignis ficd,1.King.22, 24.war. 4.65. m They haue led me whither they would, n Hismanifold affliGions, o lam wounded to the heart, p Méaning,his - glory was brought lowe. Signifying, dhar he is not a= ble tocompre- hend the caufe of this his grieuous punifhment. r Tharis,vnfai- ned, and without hypocrifie, f Let my finne beKnowen,if 1- befuch a finner as mine aduerfae ries accufe me, and let me find no f2uour. t Though man u Vſe painted a Which ſerue for vain oſtenta⸗ 2 J haue oft times heard ſuch things: miſerable comforters are ye all. 3. Shall there ve none ende of wordes of *winde ? oz what maketh thee bolde foto bantwere? he is caried away, and brafteth out into paflions, and fpeaketh vnad- uifedly, asthough God fhouldintreat man more gently, {eeing heel}, hath but a fhort time here to liue, CHAP XVII. 1 Fob faith that he coufumeth away, e yet doth patiently abide it. 10 He exhorteth his friends to — 1 3 fhewing that he leoketh but for deat . Me breath is coztupt: my dapes are cut tion, and for no 4 Jcouldatlo fpeake as poudoe: (but truecomfort, would God your loule were in my ſoules b ForBliphaz ſtead) J could keepe pou company in ſpea⸗ didreply again king, and could 4 fhake mine head at pou. | Tobs anfwere, § But J would Krengthen pou e with c Iwouldyou my mouth, and the comfort of my lips ſhould feltthat which aflwageyourferow, I do. 6 Though peake, my ſorow fcannot d. That.is,mocke be affwagen ; though F ceale, what releale at your miferie, “4 haue 3 asyou do at 7 But nows hee maketh me weary t o mine. God, thou halt made all mp » congregation elfthiswere defolate, in my power, yet would I comfort you,andnotdoeasyedotome. f Ifthey would fay, Why doeft thou not then comfort thy felfe ? hee anfwereth, that the iudgements of God are more heauy, then hee is able to affwage either by words or filence, g Meaning,God, h Thatis,deftroi- ¢dmoft of my familie, off, and the graucisreadie fo} me. 2 Where are none but + mockers with mee, AND mine epe continueth int their bite terneffe. now at deaths 3 Lay Dolwngnelwand put mein ſurety doore,hebad for thee: whois Hem that will atouch mine but them that band? mocked at bim, eit heart fromebne Deritanding : there alt thou not fet him. them vpon pte. TE š b I fee ftill that — they feeke butto vexe me. c Hereafoneth with God as a man befide himfelfe,to the a In ftead of comfort,being and difcouraged. intent that hiscaufe might bee ba@ught to light. d And anfwer forthee? . e. Thatthefe mine afiliGions are thy ĩuſt iudgementa ff, though man know nor the caufe, s- ‘fog f Hethat flatte· reth a man,and enely :udgeth bim happic in his profperitie, “thali.not himfelfe onely,but in his pihe, A God hath made Biche world to fpeake of me,be- cauſe of mine af- fli@ions. - b Thar is,as 22 costinuall found intheireares. - i To wit,when they (ee the ‘godly puniſhed: butin the ende - they all come to vnderftan- | -dingjand know what fhalbe the reward ofthe : hypocrite, k That is, will ged,confidering that the godly) are punithed as ing hfecuerlafting, » a Which contie:s your felues infty? as Chap, 12.4: b Whomyow take to be but beafts.as Chaps; B273 s.tabitids cThat is like wi Madman ise) oci d ShalbGod t1c< ca ‘theori der oſnature forthy fake,by dortrwith 0 e Whenthe wic- Ked is in his prof Dre inary tvor- E⸗ning, that Continual danger, No hope in proſperitie. The poſtetitie be pu ·8 ithts,and the nocent ſhalbe moued againſt the Darke. not be diſcoura -< mer retain & © iferken ` itie, then God*- $ E shangetbshis =! sandhe f watkety vponth: mares, jaret and thisis | ind fortheirfins’ ro Anart lewitkedare in is 5 f Fo2 the eves of his chilon hal faile, that ſpeaketh flatrerte te his friends. 6 Hee hath allo made mee as byword of people, and J am as a tabzet tefo t um. | 7 Wine eve therfore ts dimme fo? griefe, andail my ſtrength is ike a avow: 8. ‘he righteous Wall Vee aſtonted at thebppocrite. = i i 9 Butche righteous wil hold his * way, and be whole hands are pure, Wallincreale his ftrength. jj 60 githyoutberefor turne pou,and come now, and J fhall not findesne wiſe among pou, ! “VIE My Daves are pak, mine enterpziles ate broken, and the thoughts of mine beart 12 Haue changed the -ntabt foz the Day, andthe tight toac approched for darkeneſſe. 13 Though Jhope, 2 yer the graue wall bee mine houie, and J fyatl make my brain 14 F fhatl fay to coꝛruption, Thon art mp © father,and te the wone, Chou art ny mo- ther and my litter. I5 TUbere is then now my hope? 02 who Hall contider the thing that J hoped fo? 16 Pp They hall goe downe into the bot tome of the pit: furelpit Hall ite togerherin then, e Lge ess well as the wicked. 1 Tob fpeaketh tothem three, that cameto ‘comforthim, m That is,hath brought me forrow in fiead of com- fort. n: Though I fhould hope to come fromaduerfitie to prope- @itie;as your difceurfeipretendeth. o: T houe no morë hope in-fa- ther, mother, fifter 9 of any worldly thing: for the duft abd watmes Brall beeromce in ftead of them. cauledstovnderftand, and then we will (peake. - 3: CAberefoze are wee counted as beaſts, g are vilein yout Gabi? fn hisianger.’Shall the è earth bee forxfaken Fez thy place? i ; § Dea, theliaht ofthe wicked ſhall bee equenched,and the ſparke of bis fire tal not Hine. seth ae 6 The light Hall bee darke nits Vinee Jing.and bts candleMalbvc put out with him. 103 mye 7? The Reps of hts ſtrength hall bee re- ley bis owne counlſel hall caſt Him owne,” a -S Fo: he is taken in the net by his keete, Thegrenne waltake him bytt tiede, ano the tiete talPcome Spo Bin: aD istai for binttn the ground, and a trap fos him tn pewa. o Cas It pi DU Mal make him afrafde on euery line and Matt Deine him to his ferr, Chap. xyiij. xix. WH VThowi art t as óne that teareth pistule . fakePozthe rocke remoued sutofhis H fallof the wicked. 203 12 Pis frength hal bee famine: and De- g That which fruction yall be readie at his fide. fhould nouriſh 13 Jt hall Deusure the inner parts of his him thalibecon- fkinne, and the h fir borne sf Death Hall de fumed by famines uoure bis firength. h. That is,fome 14 His hope all bee rooted out of his Rrongand vio. - Dweiltng , and hail cauſe him ts goeto tye lent death thall. iKing of feare. ; confume his _ Iş Feare thalldwel in bis houſe(becauſe it frength:or asthe ts not k hts) ‘and batinttone halbe ſcattered Ebrew word fig- vpon bis habttation. nifieth bis mem- 16 His rantes ball bee Dzied bp beneath, bers or parts. and aboue (hall his banchBrecut Downe. i Thatis, with 17 Dis vemembzgance Wall pest from moft great feare, the carth, and bee Mall haue no name th the k Meaning nora- ſtreete. trucly.come bys 18 Chey hall due him out ofthe ight | Thoughall the vnto Darkenetle, and chale him ontoftye world woulat- world. uourhim, yet 19 ee Wall neither Sane forme nozne- God would de- phew among his people, noz any poltertty in froy him and bis, bis dwellings. m Hefhall fall ~ 20 The poſteritie ſhall be aſtonied at his from profperitie = pap and feare ſhall come vpon the ancient. to adcuerfitie, 21 Hurelphuch are the habitations of tke n Whenthey wicked, and this is the place of him thãt Mall fee what knoweth not God. - came ynto him, CHAP. XIX, 2) Fobreproueth his friends, 15 andreciteth $ hismifcries and gricuow panes. 25 Heafureth g himfelfe of the general refurreGtion. —— B Ut Job anſwered, and faid, j .2 How long will yee veremy foule, a That isman and torment me with wozds? times,as Nehe, 3 Dee have now atfen times reprochedD 4.12. miee, aud are not ahamed : pe ate impudent b Thatis,.Imy = toward me. felfe ſhalbe pu⸗ 4 And though J had in Deed ereto ming nifed forit or | > errour remaineth with me. ; you haue not yet. § Butindeede if you will adnance pour’ confuced it. ſelues again are, and rebuke me fo2 my re: c He brafterh proch, out againe into 6 iKnewe now, that God hath couer- his paflions,and - throwen mees and hath compatlea mee with déclareth fill, bis net. J that his afflicion 7 Behold, F cricout of violence, buty commeth of baue none anſwere; Icrie, but thereis no God,though he iudgement. X , be not able to 8 idee hath hedged bp my way that J feele che caule cannot dpaſſe, and hee path ſet darkneſſe in in bimfelfe. inp paths. d Meaning,out o Pechat ſpoyled mee of mine honour, of hisaffiGions; and taken the e crowne away from mine e Meahing,his Casi 2 ih l children, and 10 Heehath deſtroyed mee on cuery lide, wharfoeuer was and J an gone ? and He path remoned ming deare vnto him pope like af tree. 7 . in this world, Il Aud he hath kindled bis weath againſt fwhich is plucke — me, and connteth me as one ofits enemies. vp,andbath no 12 His sarmies came together aud made morehopeto * theiriway bpon mee; and camped about wip grows’) 72 Oo! tabernacle. g His manifold 13 Hee hath remooucd my brethren farre affiGions. From mee, and alfomine acquaintance were h Minehoufe- · firangers dute me. hold feruants:by __ 14 Wy neighbours haue foxaken meand allthefelomtes ~ myfemuintsheneforgortenine. |. Tob freweth,that | 415 epey that dwell in mine houle, an’ rouchinechefleh — dattat ote * ny maſdes toobe mice foz a ſtranger: foꝛ hee tra tas a ſtranger tn thei tight. © caffon'to bee“? 16 Fcallen my ſeruant bnt he would not mosued, ` Gc 3 annuere _-€omfort me, great loffes and Hope oftherefurrection. The Which were anfwere, though J prayed him with my hersandmine. mouth. i k Befidesthefe 17 Mr breath was trange vnto mp wife, though J prayed her foz the childzens fake of moſt cruell vn⸗· mine owne i body. : Kindneffeyhe was 18 @Wbhe wicked alfo deſpiſed me,& when touchedinhis J roſe,theyſpake againit me, owneperfonas 19 All my fecret friends abboired mee, followeth. and they whom 3 loued, are turned againit 1 Allmy feh mee. ) wasconfumed, 20 Ip x bone cleancth tomy ſkinne, and fa SecingIhaue fo my tich, and I hauc cicaped with the thefeiuftcaufes '{kinne of my teeth. 2 to complaing, 21Haut pitie vpon me: haue m pitie vpon condemne me me, (D pee my friends) foz che hand of God notasanbypo- ath touched me. crite,ePecially * 22 Ahy doe yee perlecute meeas® God? yecwhich fhould and are not (atiffied with my o flefh? 23 Dy that mp words were now iwit- n Is it not e- ten! Dh chat thep were written euen ina noughthatGod booke! i i doth punith me, 24. And graued with ran pron pen tn lead, except you by re- 92 fit tone fo: euer! prochesincreafé 25 Foꝛ J am {ure that mp a Redeemer my forrow4 fineth,and be thal tand the lait on the carth. o Tofeemybo- 26 And though after my fkinne wormes die punifhed, ex — this body, pet ſhall J fee Gode in mp cept yee trouble fleſh. my minde? 27 Ahom N mylelfe ſhall lee, and mine p Heproteftech. epes Wall behold, and none other formee, that nerwithftan- though my reines are conſumed within me. ding his forepaf- 28 But yee faid, Abys hee perlecuced? And there was ſa deepe matter innie. fions, his religion isperfir, andthat 29 Be pe afratd of the ſword: foz the ſworo heisnotablaf- will ice t auenged of wickednefle, that pee — they mapknotw that there ts a iudgement. ged him. q doe not fo iuftifie my felfe before the world, but I know that l fhall come before the great ludge, who fhalbe my deliuerer and Sa- .uiour, r Herein fob declareth plainely that he hada full hope,that bork the foule and body fhould enioy the prefence of God in the lak reſurrection. f Though his friends thought that he was but perle- cuted of God for his finnes, yet hee declareth that there wasa deeper confideration: to wit, the triall of bis faith and patience, and fo to bee -him,and becaufe toproue [ob to an example forothers. t God will be reuenged of this haftie iudg- ment, whereby yee conde mne me. CHAP. XX. t Zophar fheweth that the wicked and the co- serous fhall haue afhort ende, 22 Though fora time they flvurifh. ( a Hedeclareth Tem anſwered Zophar the Maamathite, that tno things and (aid, 2 Doubrlefle my thoughts caule mee to anfwere,and therefore 3] make hatte. moued himto to ſpeakerto wit, becauſe Iob fee- li Je: l methtotouch peoch: therfoze the pirit of mine vnderſtan⸗ Ding cauſeth me to anſwere. 4 iKnowelt not thou this of olde? and fince God placed man vpon the earth, hat the retoyctng of the wicked is ſhort, ane that the toy of hypocrites isbuta moment? 6 Though > hisercellencie mount typ to ere shad > and ifs head reach vnto the clouds, ; TEN 7 Yet ſhall bee perifh foz euer, like his Dung, and they which baue eene him hall fay, cAhere is he? 8 ie thal flee away asa dreame, and they Hall not inde him, and ſhall pally away.ag he thought he had knowledge fufficient to con= fute him, b His purpofe is bea wicked man, &an hypocrite, becaufe God pu- nifhed him, and changed his profperitic into aduerfitie. Iob. 3 Thane heard thea cozrectcionofmyres w plagues ofthe wicked. — avillonofthentaht, i 9 Bothat the epe which had feene bins fhall doe fo na moze, and dts place fhatl feg him no moze. 10 iis children Halle flatter the pooze, and his hands ſhall d reitoze his ſubſtance. Ir Pis bones are fnll of the finne of bis. on $ and e tt hall lie Downe with him in he duſt. 12 Ahen wickednefle f was ſweet in bis mouth, and he hid it vnder his tongue, _ 13 And fauoured it, and would not forſake ferie hall feeke it but kept it clofe in his mouth, fauour at the 14 Then hts meate in bis bowels was poore, turned? the gall of Alpes was in the mids ot d So thatthe imn. 1c thieg,which he” I5 Uechath deuoured fubftance, and hee hath taken away hall vomite te; for God Malinaw tt out af by violence,thall his telly. be reftored a- 16 Her Hall ſucke the s gall of Aſpes, and gaine by force. the vipers pode Hall lay him, e Meaning, that 17 Hee ſhall not fee the’ viners, nor the hethall carte no- if) floods and itreames of honte and butter. thing away with | 18 Pee MHallreftoze the labour, and Hall bim,buthisfinne M Deugure no moze ; euen according to the tub- f As poyſon thae M Hance halbe hts exchange, i and he wall em isfweete inthe fey it no moze. mouth, bringeth Ig Foꝛ he hath vndone many: he hath foz- deRrucion,when faken the poore, and bath ſpoyled houles ic commeth into wbich be builded not. , the body: fo all 20 Surely hee Hail feele no quietneſſe in vice ar the firftis’ f his body, neither al be celerue ot that which pleafant, but be deliren. j afterward God 21 Chere Hall none of his * meat beleft: turneth ic to de- therefore none ſhall hope foz jis goods. ſtruction. 22 Ahen be hall be fied with his abun: g Hecompareth Dance, he Hall bee in patne, and the hand 'o€ ill gotten goods’ all the wicked hall affatle him. to the venime of 23 Hee ſhall bee about to fill his belly, but Afpes,whichfer- f God fall fend vpon bim bis fierce wrath, pent is moft dane f = and Hall caule to raine Spon him, cuen Yp» gerous: noting on bis meate. that obs great 24 Wee thall flee from the pon weapons, riches were not and the bow of ſteele thal ſtrike him through, truely come by, 25 The arrow ts dzawen out, and commeth andtherefore forth of the = body, and ſhineth of bis gall,fo Goddidplague feare commeth vpon bint. himiuftly for 26 ° ll darknefle halbe bid in his fecret the fame. places: the fire that is not Pblowen, fall De» h ThoughGod uoure him, and that which remainethinbis giue to all other taberiacte,fhallbeDettroyed, __ abundance of ©» f 27 Che heaucn hall declare bis wicked. his bleſſings,yet nefle,and the earth thal rife vp againit hint. he thallhaue no 23 The sincreate of hts houle Hall got parc ithereof: away: it Hall flowe away in the Bay of his i Thavis,thefe gath. ; raueners and 29 This is the portion ofthe wicked man {poylersofthe f from * God, and the heritage tbat he fhal haue poore fhalleniog f of God foz his! words. their theft but c Whereas the fatherthreugh ambition and ty- ranni¢ oppreffed the poore,the children through pouertie and mi: foratime: =i for after, God will take it from them, and caufe them to make reftie i tution, fo that it is but an exchange, k Hee fhaljleauenothing to hispofteritie. 1 ThewicKed thallneuerbe in reft: for one wicked man {hallfeeke todeftroy another. m Some reade,vpon his flethy f alluding to Iob, whofe fleth was fmitten with a ſcab. n Some f reade; ofthe quiuer, o All feare and forrow fhall light vpon himy whenheethinkethto efcape, p Thatis, fire fromheauen, orthe fire of Godswrath. q Meaning, the children ofthe wicked fhalt |] flow away like riuets, and bee difperfed in diuers places. r- Thus) God will plague the wicked, f Again{tGod, thinking te excu f himfelfeyand io eſcape Godshand, CHAP, J ae | The profperitie of the wicked. CHAP. XXI g Febdeclareth how the profperitie of the wic- kedmakeththemproud, 15 Infomuch that they blaspheme God. 16 Their deftrudtson is at hand. 33 None ought to be indged wicked for affisthi- on,neither good for property. Base antwered, and fayd, 2 Meare diligently mp wozdes, and this a halbe in tead of pour confolations. 3 Huffer meethat J map tpsake, and when J haue poken, mocke on, 4 Doe IaoireA my talke toman? Jf it sat fo, how ſhould not my ſpirit be trou⸗ ca; s Marke me, and be abaſhed, andlay your band vpon yours mouth. 6 Ewen when J remember, J am afraid, and feare taketh hold on my fietje 7 herekoꝛe Boe the wicked “line, and ware olde,and grow in wealth? 8 Thet (eed ts eſtabliſhed tn their fight with them,and their generation before their eyes. is 9 Their honles are peaceable without feare,and the rod of God is not vpon them, 10 Their bullocke gendreth and farleth — sthettcow calucch, and caſteth not ber calfe. IL Shey lend foozth their childzenelike fheepe,and their ſonnes Dance. 12 They take the tabzet and harpe, and reioyce in the (ound ofthe Digans. 13 They (pend their Daies ta wealth,and {uddenly f they goe Downe to the graue, 14 They fay alfo vnto God, Depart from pe + foz we Dellve not the s knowledge of thy ayes. ; Is Cibsis the Almighty, that we ould ſerue him 2 and what poft fhould we haue, ifiwe ſhould pray virto him? ‘ 16 Lo their wealth ts not in theirt hand; therefore let the countetlof the wicked i bee farre from me, 3 17 How okt hallthe candle of the wicked bee put out? andthelr Deitriuction come nna — 2 de will diulde their liues in his ath. 18. Chey hall bee as ſtubble before the — as chafe that the ſtorme carieth away. ` 19. God willlay vp the ſorꝛow of the farker foz bis chilozens when be rewardeth hun, be 20 * iis eyes Hall fee bis deliruction, on hee Halldzinke of the wrath efthe Si mighty. ' 21 Fo: what plealure hath bein his houle after him, when the number of His monechs ts cut off? 22 Shall any teach | Gov kinowlenge, who iudgeth the higheſt things? ; 23. Due m dieth in his full trength, being in all eaſe and prꝛoſperitie. | a Yourdiligent marking of my words, fhalbeto me a great con- | folation. b As thoughhe would fay, Idoe | mot talke with man, but with God, who will ‘Mot anfwere me, and therefore my mind muft needs be troubled. c He chargeth them as though they were not able to compre- end this his fee- ling of Gods iudgement,and exhorteth them therefore to fi~ lence, d@ Iob proueth -againft his aduer. faries that God anes not ightwayes the wicked, but oft times giuech sem long life & proſperitie, fo ine we muft not Judge God iuft or vniuit by che things thatap- peateto our eye. e They haue ftore of children, lofty, and health- full: and is thefe points he anfwee teth to that which Zophar alledged before. £ Not beingtor- mented with Jong fickeneffe, ‘g; They delire mothing more then to be ex- empt fromall fabic@ion that they thould beare to God: ‘this Lob thewethbis aduerfaries , that if chev reafon onely by rhat which is feene by common experience, the wicked that bate God are betrer dele withal, thenthey that louehim. h Itis nec their owns, but God only lendeth it vnto them i God keepe me from their pro. Speritie k When God.recompenteth his wickednes y he thall Know that his prafperitie was but vanitic.. 1 Who fendethro the wicked profperitie,and punitheth the godly, m Meaning the wicked. Chap.xx}.xxij. EliphazreproouethIob. 204 24 bis beats are fullof milke, and his bones runne full of marrow, 25 AnD another» dieth tnthe bitterneſſe n To wit, the of bis foule, and neuer eateth with pleafure. godly. 26 Thep thal ficepe both inthe oput, o As concerning anh the wozmes thall couer them, their bodies:and 27 Behold, J know your thoughts, and this he (peaketh the enterp2iits,wherewith pe Dome Wrong. according ta the - 28 Foꝛ pee fap, Ctijcre is the Princes common iudge- P houle? and where ts tye Cabernacle of the ment, wickeds Dwelling? P Thusthey cal- 29 Map yee nat aaſke them that goe by led lobs houfein the wap? and pe cannot deny theit lignes. derifion, conclus 30 But the wicked ts kept vnto the Day ding chat ic was of Deltruction, and they hall beg brought detireied becaufe loorth to the Day of wath. _ _ hewaswicked, 31 Cibo thal Declare his way f to his face? qWwhich through and who hail ceward him foz that bee bath long travelling Bore? haue experience 32 Det ſhall he bee brought te the graue, and tokens here- and tematic iu tye beape, of, to wit, that — 33 Whe ' Hlimte valley Hall be fweet vnto the wicked doe bim,anid euery man Wall draw after him, ag prolpenandthe before hun there were innumerable, godly liuç inaf- 34 ow then comfozt “pce mie in paine, fii&ion, fecing in pour anſweres there remaine but r Though the lies ? wicked fiouri(h roA here,yet God wil punifh him in the laft days f Though men doe flatter him, and none darereproouc him in this world, yet death isa token, that God will bring bim to an account, t Hefhalbe glad to lie ina flimie pit.whick before could not be content with a royall palace, u Say ing, thatthe iuft in this world haue profperitie, and the wicked aducrfitie, CHAP. XXIL 2 Ekpharaffirmeth that Iob is punifhed for his finnes, 6 Hee accufeth himof vnmercifulne fe, 13 And that he denied Gods prowidence. 21 He exhoyteth him to repentance. Ven Citphaz the Cemanite anlwered, and fapd, 2 {Bava man bee? profitable vnto God, a Though man as bethat ts wiſe, maybe protitable to bum: were iuit, yer ſelfe? God could haug 3 738 it any thing to the Almighty, no profit of this that thou art rightcous? 02 isit pefitabie his iuſſice: and to him, that thou makth thy wayes pp- therefore when right? hee punifheth 4 Js it fo fearet of thee that he twill ace him,he hath ne culethee? or goe with thee into iudgement? regardto hisius 5 Is not chy wickednes great,and thing Rice,bucto his iniquities innumerable? finne, 6 Foꝛ thou haſt taken the ¢ pledge from Chap.35.7- thy brother io: nought, t{poyled the clothes b Lek thou ofthe naked. fhouldeft re 7 CToluch as were weary, thou balk not proue or hurt giuen water to dꝛinke, and hatt withdzawen bim? bacan from the hungry. c Thou haft been 8 Gut the mightyman had the earth, cruell and with- and be that was trauthozity dweit in it, our charitieand Theu hail cat out widowes empty, = wouldeft do no- the armes ofthe «fatherlefic werebzoken, thing for the IO Theretoꝛe {nares are round about poore,tut for thee,and feace Hall ſuodenly trouble thee: . thineownead- Il dD2darkvesthat thou ſhouloeſt not (ce, uantage. aud ‘abundance of waters Hall couer thee, d Men thou 12 Js i19 Got on hte inthe heaucnZandD walt in power & auchoritie thou didft notiuftice but wrorg. e Thouha? nor ozly not thewed pity, butopprefiedchem. f£ Chatis,manifoldaffiGions, g Hexccuferh lob ot impiety and contempt of God, s though he would fay, lob, If thou pafic not for men, vet confider the height of Godsmaiciti¢, _. Ce 4 bejola Tob exhorted to repentance. h That femuch the more by that excellant worke thou mayeft feare God,and reverence hian i He reprooucth Tob as though he denied Gods prouidence,and shat he could not fee the things that were dene in this world. k HowGod hath punifhed them from the beginning. L Heprooucth Gods prouidence by the punih- ment of the wic- ked,whom hee taketh away before they can bring their wic- ked purpofesto ’ > pafie. << m He anfwereth to that which Tob had fayd, Chap. 21.7, that the wicked haue proſperitie in this world : defiring that hee might not be partaker of the like. n Theiuft re- ioyceat the de» firuGion of the wick2d for two caules : firft be- caufe God fhew- eth himfclfe iudge of the world,and by this meanes con- tinueth his ho- nourand glory: fecondly hecauſe beholde the height of the 4 tarres how bie thep arc. —— T SON E AANS I3: Büt thou faye, Hewe ſhould Goo iknowe? can dee iuBee through che Darke cloud } ciel he i 14 The clouds hide him that he cannot fee,and he walketh in the circle of heanen. I5 Halt thou marked the wayot p wozld, k ypheveta wicked men jane walked 2 16 (Ubtch were ‘cut Downe before the time, whole foundation was as a riuer that ouerflowed: 17 Ahich fayd vnto God, Depart fro Ae ol asked what che almighty could doe oz ther. i 18 Pethe ™ filled their hones with goon things: but let the counkli of the wicked be farre from me. ihe 19 Che righteous Mall fee them,and Hat refayce, "and the innocent hall laugh tjem to icone, j 20 Surely o our ſnoſtanct is hid:but the fice hath deusured the remnantofe them, 21 Wherefore acquaint chy lelie, I pray thee, with bin, ang make peace: thereby thou balt haue proſperitie. : 22 Recetue J pray thee, the Lawe of his mouth, and lay vp brs words tn thine heart. 23 Ikthou returne to che Almighty, thou Malt ber built vp,and thou thalt put iniquity farre from thy Tabernacle. 24 Thou walt lay vp gold for! dui, and thegoloof Ophir, as che flints of the rt: uers. — 25 Wea the Almighty hal be thy defence, and thou palt haue plenty of fituer. 26 And thou hate chen delight tn the Al mighty and likt vp thy face vnto God. 27 Thou halt make thy prayer vnto him, and he Hal heave thee,and thou Halt render thy vowes. IA 28 Thou halt allo Decree a thing, andhe Mal eſtabliſh tt vnto thee, and the tight hal fine vpon thy wayes. \ 29 "Ahen others are caſt downe, ther Wält thou fap, am lifted vp: and God Hall faue the humble peron, 30 The innocent fal deliner the! Fland, andit Malt bee prefered by the pureneſſe of thine hands, Tob. grong, DMN j s sa na Monta Gov yet J knew how o finde pin Iwoud enter vnto hts place.) == a J would pleade the cante before hum, and Ali mp mouth with arqumentse ~ | § 3 would know the words, that hee would aniwere mee, and would vñderſtand what he would fay unto me. i 6 (Uont he? plead again me with his great poweri Ro but he would'¢ put firength in me. 7. “There the righteous might realon with hint, fo J thould be deliuered for eurr from mp indge. 8 * Behold, it Poo tothe Tat, he isnot there : ifto rhe Cott, yet Jcannot perceiue tary. ; ; 9 Iftethe moth where he worketh pet Icannot ice him: he wil hide himlelfe inthe Douth, and J cannot behold hini: Io uthe knoweth my way, and trieth meand J Hall come foorth ithe the goin. II {yp Foste hath followed bis teps bis wap paue J kept, and haue not declined. -I2 either Hane J departed froin the commandement of his lips & J haue s eter- ined the words oF his mouth moze then mine appointed foove. 3 Det beris iti one minde , and who can h turne him? pea, hee doeth what his minde deſtreth * 4 9 A a 14, For he wil perkorme that which is de- creed of me, and ‘many fuch things are with dim. S 15 Therefore J am troubled at his pze- a and in conlidertng it, JJ am afraid of int. - 16 For God hath foftencd mine heart, and the Almighty hath troubled me. 17 Jfoz Jam not cut oft ial darkenelle, but be Hath hid the darkeneſſe from my face. His confidence, The oppreffion | | | i Gods iuft:ce, hee _ comprehend his” | b Vfinghisab- f folute power, and faying, Becaufe H am Gods Imag | doe what with? f c Of hismercie’ I he would giue me powerto ana {were him, d When he of his mercie hath“ į iven'ftrength © | tomaintaine + f their caufe, | e Meaning,thae if he confider is natable to iudgements,on * what fidé or part fo euer he ture $ neth himfelfe. | f God hath this‘ preeminence a- boueme, that’ ` he knoweth my" way ito witsthat || Tam innocent, ` and I am not a- ble to iudge of his workes: hee (heweth alfo his’ confidence,that i God doth viſite him for his profit. g His word is which is, that he being in trouble, feeth none end, neither yet know God (heweth that hee bath care ouer his, in thaz he punifheththeire- nemies, © That is,the (tate and preferuation of the godly ishid vn- der Gods wings. p Meaning,of the wicked. q Heexhorteth lob to repentance, and to returne to God, r God wilreftore vito thee all thy fubfance. [ Which (halbe in abundance like dufte t Thatis, the fauourof God. u God wiil deliuerhis, whenthe wicked are deftroyed round about them,as in the ood,andin Sodome. x God will deliver a whole countrey from perill, euen for the juft mans fake, CHAP: XXII 2 Tob affirmeth that he both knuweth and fea- reth the power & fentence of the Iudge. 10 And that he is not punifhed onely for his finnes, pus anftwweredandfayd, j 2 Thangh my taike bee this day in a Hetheweth abitternelſe, and my plague greater then my the iultcaufe of ‘his complaining, and as touching that Eliphaz had exhorted him to returne to God,Chap.22.21. hee declareth that he defireth nothin moro but it ſecmed that God would not be found of bim. 3 more precious vnto me,then the meate wherewith the body is fultai~ ned. h lobconfeffechthatatthisprefenthe felt not Gods fauour, and yet was aſſured that he had appointedhim to a goodend. i Inf many points man isnot able to attaine to Godsiudgements, ‘kK Thae I fhould not be withourfeare, 1 He fheweth the caufe of his feare, eththecaule, CHAP. XXIIII. 2 Job defcribeth the wickednefe of men , and fhe weth what curfe belougeth to the wicked, 12 ; How all things are gouerned by Gods prouidence, 19 And the deftruction of the wicked. S h 2 ; He ould not the tinics bee * hid from a Thus Tob{pea- the Almighty, Ceeing that they which kethin hispaflis know him, ſee noe bis Dayes? ons and after the 2 Some remone the land marks,that rob indzement of the the flockes,and feene thereof. flefh,that is, that 2 They leat away rhe Ale ofthe father- kefeeth not the lefic,and take the widowes ove to pledae. things thatare ` 4 Chey make the pane to turheout of donear times, the way, fo that the pooseof the carth pide neitheryer hath’ themelues © together. 3 . a peculiar care” § Behold, others as wilde Ales in the overall becauſe wilderneſſe, goe foorth to their buſineſſe, hepunitheth noe and drift early fora prays the wilderneſſe the wicked,nor > reucageth theo godly. b When hepunitheth the wicked, and'rewardeththe good. c- And for cruelty and oppreflion dare not thew their faces, d That! is,fpare no diligence, s ? w aadar e giugth è 3 a j * TAN | } 6 ofthe wicked: Their e He andhisliue e giveth him and bis children foste. robbing and 6 Shey reape his proutlion in the itin, murthering but chey gather the tate syintage of the wic "Meaning, the Rede pore mans. 7 Thep caule the raked’ to lodge with: Signifying, — ott arment , and without cornering inthe tone wicked. tolde. r 8 They are wet with the howz2cs of the poiteahorher, mMoytitatnes, and they imbzace the rocke but for neceffity, fox want ofa covering: h The pooreare Q They plucke the fatherle fie i from the @riuen by the, breaſt, and take the pledge * of tye pooze. kicked into Io They cauſe ‘bum te coe naked without rocks and holes, clothing , and take the gleaning from the wherethey can: Hungary. iedricfor ` M Thep that make ople | bettweene their the raine.- > ~ walles ant tread thiir wine prefles, Mfr i Thatis, theyf fo thirtt. Powle andpill > ~-12 Sden™ crie out of the city € the omes he poate wi- okthe {lative » trie out: pet God doeth e not Chap,xxv.xxvj. deſtruction. Gods power. 205 25 But ik it be net zio, where is hee? or z .Thatis that who wil prooue me a "ial; en ae me W003 Contrary to your ofns value? = b realoning no man can gine a perfect reafon he Gods i — ler wee bee reptooued. CHAP. XV. Bildad proueth that no mazs cleane mor with- out finne before God, ~ AR a Yen anlwered Bildad the Shubite,and Za r Bower ana feat i is mith Jint that maketh peaccin bis hie places. ` 3 Is there any number in his armies 7 and dpon whom è hall net Yis light artle ? 4 And hew may aman bes iufielicd with God? 02 how can bebe cleane, that te bozne of woman ? § Behold, bee wtl giue no light tothe Seea and the thartes are vncleane in his s 6 Howimuch moꝛe man, a wore, even a, His purpofeis, to prooue that, albeit God try &. affli& the iuft, | yerfooneafter — he fendeth pro {perity —* be- caufe hedidnot fo to lob,he cons cludeth that he is wicked, dow, that fhee - ca biot have to, . Bifsine her y feite," tHar hee * gi cher childe l fuc e. ESEN y ESIS Thatis his With he houla je couered or, Jad. ; ich are aps, Minted for that | th: ist thole that hour for th bay beableto charge them with foity. 13 Thelſe are they that abboore the Plight: ' they kuow not the wayes thereof, noꝛ conti» nue in the paths thereof. -14 She murderer celery eariy, & killeth > the doore and the needy; and in the night be ts as a thtetes 15 Che eye alia ofthe a adulterer waiteth átment, where- fo? rbe Hitt sht, anu fapth, Mone eye hat {ee me and diſginſeth bis face. 16 Ciey dig thꝛough houſes in the Darke, which they marked for themftlues tn the Day; n fuch places, they Brow: not tke light. ‘37 But the moming is euen to them as the Hadoweof death: if ene know then, urpofe:meaning, tbey arer in the terrours of the hadowe of death AS ie ts fwift vpon the * waters: their eked are pined f portion fyallbe curſed in the earth : he will unger. t npt bebold the way of rye vineyards. eee the geeae 1g Asthe Die ground and heate conſume Dppreffion and. the fnow waters, fo thal the grate the ‘fins extortion. | for vengeance. mne-the dabut fees ents paffe o- Phat is, Gods he Bagbccatle y.are reptoo- ued — Gular vices, and nto,he would Plooucthar God Dug a Cry out & call q By thele parti- nifheth not the wicked, and rewardeth the iuſt. fetch fucceur, painft them, and dare not goe the hie way, It X ever full with waters, fo wilit eto the graue. 4 asic end: thal bee moft vile defination, and in this point Teb eth to-himfelfe, and fhewethhis confitence, x Hethewerh hy theswicked (hall not bee lamented , becaule hee did not pity o- * ners, - 20 & The pitiful man fhall forget him: the worme thal feele his fweetenefte : He Wali God dorh not be no moze remembzen,and the wicked Wail be broken like atree 21He Doth enil intreate thebarrensthat Darth not beare neither doeth he 500D to the È rit AM hislong Widow. 22 Vee Draweth allo the’ mighty byhis — when be rileth vp, none is ture of fe. 23 Though men gine him aſſurance to be soni Pet Hts epes are pon their mayes, 4 Shep are exalted for alittle, out thep ae 8* and are bzꝛought low as all others : Clicencethere- they are Deftroped, and cut oft as thetopof an eare of corne. r Hee fleethto f Theythinke that al the world ĩs bent Asthe dry ground never ceale ſẽ nmng, uf they u Though d fuffer the wicked fora times jth y Hee declareth thatafter thatthe wicked haue deRroyed Ith d srbey will do like to the lironget, ard therefore ate init" lypreuented by Gods judgements. x quake at his reproofe. b Wha canhide him fro bis pre⸗ fence? c Thatis,beiuft inrefpe@ of God? d. If God thew his power, the: moone and {tarres cannot. hauethat light , which is given them, much leffe can man haue any excellenciebut ar God, C Hea Pak IV 63 8 Ich ſpeweth that max cannot pom Ged, and proueth it by bis miracles, pe Jou anfwerrd,andfayd, ~ a Ahom helpeſt thou? him that a Thon conclu- hath no power? fanet thou tie. arme that deft nothing : for hath no ſtreugth ⸗ neicher.thou hele > Bhom connielletithour him that hath peftn.e, which no wiledome ? thow > chewelt tight wellas am deftitute ofall the tiing is. helpe, neither yee - 4: To whome Dorf thoy declare chefe (peakelt fuffici- words wiol⸗ ſpiritecommeth ont ofthee? ently on Gods § The 4 dead things are torined vnder behalfe, who the waters,and meere vuto chem. hath noneede 6 The graue is «naked befor him,’ AnD of thy defence, thereis nocoucring fox fDettruction:. b But thou doef 7 ‘Wettretcherh out thes Morty ouer the not apply itto emptie place, ant hangeth a earth vpon thepurpofe, nothing. -' i11 © That is,ymoo-= 8° Hebindeth the watersinbis dounes, ueth thee to and the cloud isnot bꝛoken undercem. fpeakethis? 3 9 ADE holdeth backe the faccofbistiaone; d Job beginneth h and ſpreadeth his cloud vpon it. »,. to.declare "force 16 He hath {et bounds about the waters, of Gods pos er & vntillthei Day and night come to an end.) pronidence inthe Il The k pillars oF heauen tremble and mines & mettals in ithe decpe pias- 12 Wheleais calme by dis power; and ces ofthe earth, . the onne of mam whichi is but a woꝛme? , by —— hee fmiterh the paide ¢.Thercisno- - theres thing hidin the y 13 ipis Spirit hath: garnia the hea⸗ Lotomeofrthes uen⸗ and his hand hath tomes the croored earth, but hee ‘fevpent. i brs feeth it, 14 Loe} chele are part of his waves! ‘but f Meaning,the: m bow littlea portion beare rec ob int? and graue wherein ; things putrifies- g Hee'caukththelvhote heaven to tuthe abour the North poles- RUTHR Be hidech the heauens which ae called his: chrone· s1 So - long as this world endureth, k Not that heauen batt: pillsrs to vphold irjuthee fpesketh by afimilirude, as though hec would fay, The heauen itfelfe isnot ableito abide bis. seprech. 1 Whichis a: figure of ftartes fathioned like a ferpent, becaufe of the crookedness: m ‘Tfthefe few things which weg fee dayly with our cyes , declare, his grectpawerané prouideriae, howvmueh more would ay apr peare, if we were able to iaaii ae T a sj roa. Hg — — S The reward ofthe wicked. © who can vnderlſtand his fearefull power ? CHAP, XXVIL 3 The conftancie and perfectneſſe of lob, 33 The reward of the witked and of the tyrants, Maoir Job proceeded and continued bis parable, faping, — 2 The luing Sod hath taken away my a Hehath fo fore ꝛ iudgement: foz the almighty bath put mp affli@ed me, chat ſoule in bitterneffe. men cannot 3 Vet lo long as my bꝛeath isin nie, and _ iudge of mine the Spirit of Godin my noftrels, vprightnefle: for 4 Wy lippes furety Yall peake no twice they iudge onely kedneſſe, “and my tongue hall vtter ne Deo by outward. Cee, i J ignes. § Øo koꝛbid,that Jſhoulde inftifie you: b Howfoence DNJ die, J will neuer take away nune meniudgeofme, 4 intacencie from my felfe, yet will I not 6 Jwillkeepe my righteoulhes, and wil fpeake contrary not foꝛſake it? mine heart Hall notrepiooue tothatwhichI meof my e Dayes. haue fayd,andfo 7 $Dineencmie hall beeas the wicked, doewickedlyin and hee that rifeth again mec, as the vn⸗ ‘betraying the righteous. trueth, 8 Foꝛ what hope hath the hypocrite -c Which con- when be Hath heaped vp riches, tf Goo take demnemeasa away bis foule? i wicked man,be- 9 CdltllGodbheare his cry, when trouble caufethehandof commeth Vponu bin? — : x . Godisvpoame, .10 CGill he fet bis delite on the Almigh⸗ d I willnotcon- tie ? will he call vpon Gon at all tunes ? ~ Iob. CHAP, XXVIII. Fob fheweth thatthe wifedsme of God is vn- Searchable. t T We fluer ſurely hath his beine, and the gold hig place,where they take tt. 2 Jrontstaken out of the duſt, and baile is moiten out of the tong. 3 God putteth an end to darkneffe, > and be trieth the perfection of all things he fet- — a — of darkeneſſe, and ofthe ſhadow of Death. 4 The flood breaketh out againtt the c inhabitant, and the wacers4 forgotten of the foot, being higher then man,are gone away. § Dut ofthe fame earth commeth:bzead, and onder it, as it were fire is turned vp. 6 The ſtones thereof are a place £ of fa» phirs,and the duſt of itis gold. 7 There tsa path which no foule hath knowen , neither bath me kites eye ſeene it. 8 Che lyons whelps haug net walked it, no: the lyon pafled thereby. 9 ie puttech his hand vpon the stocks, € oucrthz0weth the mountains by the roots. To He byeaketh rivers in the rockes, and bis eye ſeeth cucry precious thing. IL He bindeth tye foods that they donot —— the thing that ts hid, bringeth etalight. t 12 Wut whereis wiledome found?4 and where is the place of vnderſtanding? 13 Man knoweth not i the price thereok:, foz it is not found in the land of the lining. 14 The depth laith, Ft is not w me sche fea alfo faith, It is not with me. Wifedotne, ~~ a ee a His purpofeis | todeclarethat | man may attainé inthis world to diuers{ecrets of nature, but matt is neuer able to b There isno- thing butitis | compaffed with.) in certaine limits) and hath an end, but Gods wife dome, c Meaning, him that dwellcth thereby, d Which a maa cannot made through. e ‘hatis, corne and vnderneath is brimftone or cole, which cafily conceiueth fre, f Healludeth to the mines and ſe crets of nature which are vnder theearth, wheres i felfe that God II 3 will teach pou what isin the band of docththus pu- €@0d, and J will nor canceale that which nithmeformy {swith the Alintghtp. 7 finnes, — I2 Behold, all ye pour ſelues + hane mene e Of my lifepaft, it: whythen Doe pou thus vanth iin vant: f What aduan- tie? tage hath, the 13 Chisisthe* portion ofa wicked man diffemblerte With God, and the heritage of tyrants, which gainencuerfo they ball receiue of the Alunghty. much, feeinghe IA Pihis childzen bee tn great number, fhal lofe his own foule? g That is, whae God reſciueih tohimlelfe, and whereof hegi- ueth notthe knowledge to al. h. Thatis, thefe fecret iudge- mentsof God, and yet doe not vnderftand them. i Why main- taine you then this erroui? k Thus wil God ofder the wic- ked, and punik him cven vnto: his pofteritie, I. None fhall la- ment him; m Which bree- the ſwoord hall deftsoy them, and ig poteri- „tie hall not be fatified with bead. 1§ Hiscemnant fhall be burica in death, ‘and his widowes hall not weepe. 16. Though he would heape vp ſiluer as the duſt, and preparerayrient as the clay, 17 Wr map preparete, but the wt Matt pu iton, andthe innocent all divide the uer. ; ; 18 Hebulldeth hishouteas the m meth; and as a lonke that the watchman makety. I9 When the rich man fleepeth,* he wall not bee gathered tokis fathers: they opened their eyes, and he was gone. 20 Terrours Wall take him as waters, and a tempe't (hall carp him away by night. 21. The Eaſt wind hail take him away, and be thal Depart: andit ſhal hurie hin out of his place. at 6022 Ano God fhall cal vpon bim and not pay though hec would fatne fice out of bis ONG A Aha l : 23 Euery man Hal clap their hands at him, and bitte at him ont of their place. deth in anothermans pofleffionor garment , “butis foone ſhaken out. n He meaneth that the wicked tyrants shall not hanca quiet death, nor be buried honourably; —* 4 te I5 * Gold wali not be ginen fo? it,neither into neither” fali ſilner be weighed foz the patce thereof. foules nor beats |) 16 Jt ſhall not be valued with the wedge can enter, of gold of Dpbir,nor with the peecious onir, g Afcerthathe f no? the fapbir. i th declared the 17 he gotdnoz the chriſtal Halbe equal wildonie of God, bite tt, nor the exchange thall be foz plate of inthefecrets of f fine gold. ~- nature, he deſcri. 18 Mo mention hall bee meade of cozall, beth his power,- noz of the Labri ; foz wiſedom is moze pees h Though God: tiousthenpearies. j power and wiles Ig The topaz of Ethiopia Hall not bee; domemay bë quail vnto it, neither fallit be valucd with vnderRood in the wege of puregold., i earttily things, 20 jente then commeth wildom? and yerhisheauenly f where is the place of vnderſtandiug. wifdome cannot 21 Seeing itis Hid from the epes sF all. be ateained vnto the liuing, and is hid From the =foules of the i Iristoohiea heauen? i thiag formanto | 22 Deſtruction and death fay, Ele haue attainevnto in” heard che fame thereof with our cares t this world,” 23 But Gsd vnderſtandeth the” way thers K itcan neither of,and be knoweth the place thereof. bebought for Yi Fo: he beboldeth the ends of pwozlD, gold nor preci- f and leeth all that is under beauen, ~ ~ ons ftones, but 25 Tomake the weight of the windes, isonely the gift and to weigh the waters by mealure. of God. 26 Ahen be madea Decree ſor the ratte, 1 Which is and a wap fo: the lightning of the tiun- thoughtto bea $, pers, i ns kind of precious f 27 Then did he fee it, and counted it: he Lone. | pꝛepared it andallo condered it, ` m Meaning, that # there is no natu- rall meanes, whereby man mightattaine to the heavenly wiſcdom which he aiganeth by the foulesthat fiehie, n Hee makethGo encly the authour of this viſedome, and the giuer thereof, 28 Ana rot. 1T, at man hath "fo much of this ‘obs former life, 23. And bite man be fain, Behold, * the Hedeclareth *pfeare of the Loz ts wiſedome, and to de · part from euill is ynderitanding. “heauenly wifedome , as bee fheweth by fearing God, and departing from cuill, 2 CHAP. XXIX. TR "3 Fob complarneth of the profperstie of the time bi . paft: 7.21 Hs authoritie, 12 Iufice andequitie, _$Ebr.moneths = Jeb proceeded and continued bis pa? before. rable, laying, RES a When 1 felt 2 Ob that J were astin times pak, "his favour, tuben dob preferued me! Tes biwasfreefrom 3 Aben bis -light Mined vpon mine -affiiGion. )zad sand when by pis tight J walked thorow s“ That is,feemed _ by euident tokens ‘to be more pre- ſent with me, d By the(e fimi- Titudes he decla- reththe great profperitie that be was in, fo that had noneoc- acculed him, e Being afhamed of their lightnes, | dome. g Allthat heard | me,praifed me. Teftifying,that did good iultice ia Becaule hisad- much charge him [with wickednes, he is compelled ito render acount Ofhis life. - K Thatis,! did. ſuccour him that wasin diftreffe,& fo he had cawfe to praife me, {EI delited to doe B'in e ip gi g the d darkneſſe, 4 As J wasin the dayes of my youth, wid «Gods proutdence was pou my taber- nacle: Mhen the Almightie wag pet with me, and mp children round abouinie: 6 beng waked my paths “with bnt- ter, and whenthe rocke pomzed meg out pis uers of opie: 7 hen ]J went cnt ta the gate, euen to the iundgenient teat, snd when J canted them to paopare my (care fn the ſtreete. S Gye yong men faw meand hid them» ſelues ans cha aged aroſe, and ſtood pp. 9 The srtiuces ſtaied talke, and laid their ndafraidofmy Jand en ther f mouth. srauitie. . IO Che voice of princes was bid, € their f Acknowlede . tongue cleaned te the roofe of their month. ging my wife- Il And when thes care heard me, it blef nied mee: AND when the epe faw mes it gang witneffe to bine, $ 12 Fo, deliuercathe i poore that criet, and the fatherleſſe, and him that bad none tobelpe bin. i ; 13 * he bleſſing of him that was readie to perih, came bpon mee , and 3| canlen the widowes heart to reioyce. ‘ I4 J put! ontuftice, andit covered meer my iudgement was as a robe,and a crowne. 5 3 was theepesto the blind, and J was the keete to the lame. 16 J was a father vnto thepoore, and when 3| knew not the canfe, 3 fought tt out diligently. 17 3 brake allo the chawes of the vnrigh⸗ teous man, and pluckt the pap out of pts teeth. : 18 Then Ifat, J hall die in my = nek, and J hall multiply my dayes as the fand. Chap. xxix. xxx. 25 Jappointed ont’ their way, and div fitas chicte, and dwelt asa king in the ars mie, and like him that comfozterh the mour⸗ ners. i CoH ASP XXX, 1 Iob complaineththat hee contemned of the mofi contemptible, 11,21 becaufe of his aduerfitie and affuction. 23 Death w the houfe of all flefh. B Cit now they that are younger then J, amocke mee: yea, they whole fathers J Daue refuled to (et with thet dogges of my tlockes. : 2 Foꝛ wherto Hould the ſtrength oftheir Hands haue ſerued mee, fecing age eperiſhed in then? 3 Foz pouertie and famine they were ſo⸗ Titarie, fleeing into the wilderneffe, whichis Darke, Delolate and walte, 4 They cut vp netties by the buthes; and theiuniper rootes was thet: meate, § They were tehaled forth from among mo they ſhouted at themas at a thiefe. riuers in the Doles of the earth and rockeg. 7 Chey roared among the buſhes, and vnder the thiſtles they gathered themfelues. They were the chtlazen of fooles, and the childzen of villaines , which were meze vile then the earth. , 9 And now am F theire feng, and J am their talke. 10 They abhozre me, and flee farre from me, and (pare net tofptt in my face. II Becaule that God hath loofes my! con and humbled me, s they haue looled the bzi- Dic betoze me. ; 12. Coe youth rife bp at my tight hand: they haue puſht my fecte , and bane troden On meas onthe b pathsof their deſtruction. 13 They haue deſtroyed my paths: they tonne pleaſure at my calamity, they bad none ihelpe. 14. Thep came as a great breach of wa- ters,and k vnder this calamitie they come on heapes. 15 Feare ts turned vponme: and they put- fue my nle as the winde, andmine health pafleth away as a cloud. 16 Cherefore my foule fs now! pow2en out vpon mee, and the Dayesofaffliction haue taken bold an me. ; 17 = Jt pierceth mp Lanes inthe night, and mp ſinewes take no reft. 13 for the great vehemencie ts mp gare ment changed, which compallet mee about as the collar of my coat, . i 19 He hath cat me into the mire and F am become like aſhes ant dytt,- 29 CAben 3 cry wntathee.thou doeſt not pan mep > nether regardet mee, when 3 and by. i j 21 Thou turneſt thy ielfe ecrueliyagaint Mee, and art enemic vnto mee with the ftrength of thine band: 22 Thou taket mee vp and canfett me ta tide vpon the r winde, and makelt my 1 What meninockedIob. 206 ff bad them at commandements a Thatis,mine eftate is changed, and whereas be- fore the ancient men were glad to doe me reue⸗ rence,the yong men now cone temne me. b Meaning, tobe - my thepheards, or to keepe my dogs, c That is,their Therefore thep Dwele in the clifts of fathersdied for famine before they came to age, Or, aallowes. d Tob ſheweth that thefe that mocked himin his affliction, were like to their fathers, wicked & lewde fellowes, fuch as he here defcribeth, e They make fongsofme,and mocke at my mis feries £ God hath taken from me the fo: ce,credit,and authoritie, wheres with I keptthem in fitbicGion, g He faid that the yong men when they fawhim, bid themfelugs,as Chap.29.8.and now in his mife» tie they were’ ime pudent and licen- cious. h That is,they fought by all ` meanes how they might des firoy me, iThey need uone to helpe them. k By my calami« tie they tooke am occafion againit me, My life foileth me,and I amas ftly apparell, — 19 For myrogte is» ipzcad out by the wa: isat. —— ter, AND the Dew Mall lie vpan my bzanch. omeinmybed 20 My glory Mall renne toward meant outall trouble my bot hall be reftozed inmine hand, | vnquietneſſe. 21 Unto me men gaue eare, and waited, My felicitie and ig hie tongue at my counſell. oth increafe. 22 er mp words they replied not, any hatis was mp talke ° mopped vpon them. Jpleafntvnto — 23 And they waited foz mee, as for the hem. raine, and they opened their mouth r as foz Jp Asthe drie. thelatterraine. | round thirketh - 24 If Ja laughed on them, they beleeued or the raine. it not: neither did they caule the light of my “Thatis,they _ countenance ' to fall. : beeaieft, or they thoughtnot that I would condefeend vnto them, A They wereaftaid to offend me, and caule meto be angris. halfe deads. m Meaning forow, n That is,God hath brought me- into contempt. o He fpeaKerh not thus to accufe God, but to de- clare rhe vehemencic of his affliction, whereby hee was caried befide: - bimfelfe, p He compareth His affi@ions to a tempeft or whirlewinds . WGrength. o 3 - Tobs yprightnefle seir dPSere tei REX “WOrwifedom?, or ay. 4 q None can de- liuer methence, though they la- , ment at my death r In ſtead of comforting, they - mockéd atme, f Not delighting in any worldly thing,no not fo muchas inthe: vie ofthefunne, t Lamenting them that were in affliGion,and mouing others to pitie them, u Iamlikethe wilde beafs that defire molt foli- tarié places, x With the heate -ofaffhGion, a Tkept mine eyes from all wanton lookes, b Would nor God then haue punifhed me? c lobdeclareth tharthe feare of God was abri- dle to {tay him from all wicked. nefe. ; d He fheweth wherein bis-vp- rightnefle ftan- deth,that is,in as muchas hez.‘ was blamelefle before men,and finned not a⸗ gainft the fecond Table. e That is,hath accomplifhed `, the luft of mine eye. f According to the curfe of the Law,Deut.28, ETH her bee made a flaue, h He theweth that albcit maa neglea the pu- nifhment of ad- ulterie, yet the wrath of God will neuer ceafe till fuch bee deftroyed, i Nxrength to Fatle: GIIS ? 23 Surely Fkuow that thon wilt being -me to death, and tothe houſe appointed for all the lining- č ` $ i 24 Doubtleſſe none tan ſtretch his hand “1 batothe granes though they crie in bis de⸗ “pontine o S\ssr3t ie. Loria 25 Did not J weepe with him that was in trouble? was not my Ounle tr heauineſſe fo: che poore? 26 Det wien J looked fo: godds euil came vnto me: and When F waited fez light,there caine Darknefle. 27 My bowels Dd boyle without reſt: ſor the dayes ef affliction are come bpon me. 28 J went mourntitg without hinne: J flood bp in the congtegation, tand cried. 29 Jam a bother te the ·dragons, anda companion fo the ofttiches. 30 My fkinne ts hlacke vpon meand my bones areburnt with prate. > è 31 Therefor mine Harpe is turned te mourning, ahd mine organes into the voyce oF them that weepe. CHA P, XXXIS i Fob reciteth the innocence of hu lining, and number of ha vertues, which declareth what ought to be the life of the faithfull. Made a coucnant with mine eyes: why ] then ſhould Ithinke on > a matte? 2 Foꝛ what portion thouldT hane pf God from aboue? ana what inheritance of che Al mightie from on high? j 3Is not deſtruttion to the wicked, and frange punihhment to © the wozkers ofint: guitig? 3 4 Doth not he beheld my wayes and tel all my ſteps: à § JET bauc watked tn vanitie, orik my foote haue mate haſte to Deceit, Let Hod weigh me tu the tut balance, and be Hall know mine? npzightnefle. 7 Dfuw tep bath turned out of the way, -®2 mine heart hath e watken afier mine eye, oꝛ if any blot bath cleaucd te mine hands, e7 ~ 8° Letmer ſowe, and let another eate: pea,let my plants be rooted out. 9 Ifmine heart hath beene deceiued by a woman, o2 iE 3) bang laide waite at the poore of. uny neighbout, hgh Io Let my wily E grinne vnto another man, Zz let other ster ow Downe vpon jer: Il fox this is a vickedneſſe and iniquity to becondemned: 12 Dea, this ts ahve that Hall deuoure h to deſtruction, anv which tall root suc all mine increaſe. l 13 JE I did contemmne the iudgement of my feruvant, and’ of thy matte; when chep i DiD contend with me, ; 14 Ahat then Mall J Doe when God ſtandeth vp? and when hee Halt vilite mee, what Hali J anlwere? 15 Wethat hath nade mein the mwombe, Hath hee tiot made! him? haty not hee a- When they thought themfelues euill in- treated byme, k IfL had oppreffed others, bow fhould I haue ef- » Tob. lone fathioned bo inthe wombe? © 16 Jf J retrained. the pooze of their Des fire 3 02 DADE cauſed the epes of the widowe mto fatle, Goes 17 Oꝛ haue eaten my moꝛſels alonesand the katherleſſe baue not eaten thereof, 18 (frorfrominy.pouth Bee hath grawen bp with mee © as with a kather, and fronrmyp mothers wombe 3) haue beene agqnide vnto per) ; 19 JEJ haue ſeene any periſh for want of clothing, oz any pooze without cone- ‘Ting, 29 Ik his loynes haue not bleſſed me, be» e bee was warmed with the fleece of my peepe, ‘21 JET hauelift ° vp mine hand againt the farberiefle, when J tawe that J might helpe bim inthe gate, 22 Let miner acme fall from my ſhoul⸗ Der,and mine arme be broken from the bone 23 Foꝛ Gods puniment was. fearetull bute me, and J) could not bee delinered from his Highnelſſe. ; — 24. JEI made golde mine hope, or bane g to the wedge of gold, Thou art my con- ence, 25 JE J veiopced becaule mp ſubſtance was AEN becaute mine hand had gotten much, < pce 26 JEJ did behold the *Sunne, when it COD, 0? the moone Walking in her bright neffe,. 27 Ikmine heart Did flatter me in ſecret, 0? tE my mouth vid kiſſe mine “Hand, 28 (This alfo ba beene an miquitic to s Bee 02 J had denied the Ged aboue Ahne aiia aay? 29 If Jreioyced at his deſtruction that hated mee, o Was mooued toioy when emil came vpon bin, 30 Neither bane F {uffered my mouth to finne by wiſhing a curſe vato his oule: 31 Did not rye men ok my" Cabernacte fay, Eho Wall gine vs of hts flelh + wee can not be ſatiſtied whe 32 The ranger did not lodge in the firecte, but J] opened my Doozes vnto hun that went by the wap. bernie 33 JE Thane hip my finne, as Adam, concealing mine intquitte tn my bolonte, 34 Though J could haue madeafraive a gteat multitude; pet the moftcontemptible of the families did y feare nie: fo J Kept z it lence aud went not outofthenooze. 35 Ob, that 3 hav lome to heare meetbe- hold my - figue chat tye Almntadtte wiltapit- nelle kor me: though mine aducrlarie Motto Wite abookeagainfime, T rA arre - 326. Could not q take it vpon my waht Der, andbinde it as” a crone unto Mme., 37 ¥ will tell hum the number ot my go- ings and goe vnto him asto a pince.. 38 Ik my land aAcrie agauiſt mer, OL the furrowes thereof complaine togett ob * 39, SES baile eattis the fruttes theteof my caule. b Should nòt this booke of his accufarion andcommendation to mse? , ¢ 1 will make him account of al — 1— cient token of a — phia m By long wai ting for herre= queſt. Hot gi n Henourifhed the fatherles, an maintained the widowes caufe, o To opprefie , himand doe, im iniurie. p Letmerot! : In pieces: A 4 q Lrefrained ne fiom finning te {eare of men, od of my worldly» profperiticand’ elicitie which $ is meant by the fhining ofthe Sunne and brishtnefleof the Moore, f Ifmise owne doings deligh a me, t By putting ^ confidence 2a x Andnot conf! fefled it freely: whereby itis I cuidentthar he W iuftified himſelfe before men and $ not before Godi y That is, 1 reug renced the monti ———— tened, and wail aftaid to offend A. thems t Sie z Tfoffered P chèin to peske fi cuill ofme,and f went Hot olit off my houfe to ré- $ ues cite eee ii a Thisisa Ufl my rightcoul= “ neat hona I ismy witeite. P and U iam fations Bea pia 34 caped Godsiudgement? 1 He was mooued to thew pitie vntofer- tants, becaufe they were Gods creatures ashe was, that labour in it, life without feare, d. As though I bad withbolden their wagi ; without Wifedomecommeth of God. e Meaning, that without Muer : oif J hane grieued e the he wasno briber foules of the maſters thereof, | nor cxtortioners 40 Let thiitlesgrowiniteadof wheate, f Thatis,the anD cockletn the ttead of barley talke which he THE fWORDS OF IOB Í had with his ARE ENDED. three friends, : CHAP, XXXII. 2 Elihu reprooueth them sf folly. 8 Age maketh not a man wiſe, but the Spirit of God. D thele three men ceaied co anfwere Fob, | 4 Ebrowasiuf in Obecaule be + eſteemed himſelfe iut, f bis owne eyes. 2 Then the wath of Clehu the ſoune of Í a Which came Barachel theaBuzite of the family of “Ram, Í of Buzthefonne Was kindled; his wath, L fay, was kindled ofNahor Abra- agatnit Job, becaule yee iuſtitied himſelfe bams brother.. © mozethen God. b Or,as the 3 All bis auger was kindled againtt his Chalde para- thzee friends becauſe they could not Ande an phraftreadecb, anſwere, and yet condemned Jod. Abram. 4 (Mow Elihu had waited till Job had cBymakinghim ſpoken: foz othey were moze ancient in yeres then De) § Dowhen Clthulawe that there was none anfwere in the mouth of the theee men, bis wath was kindled. 6 Therefore Elihu the onne of Bara- chel the Buzite, anſwered and fayde, J am pong in peeres and pe are ancient: therefore Sdoubted, and was afraide to Hewe pou mine opinion. 7 For fapde, Chee dayes fall perake, — the multitude of peeres (hall teach wile: ome. 3 DHurelpthereisa (piritin man, f but theinfpiration of the Almighty giucth un- Derftanding. E 9 Great menare not alway wile, neither Bo the aged alway vnderſtand wdgement. lo Therefore J ſay, Heare me,andZ will ſhew alfo mine spinion. Il Behold,Z did wait vpon pour wa2des, and hearkened vnto pour kuowledge, whiles pou [ought ont sreatons. 12 Dea, when F had confinered you, loe, there Was none sf you that repꝛooued Job, no2 anlwered his words: | felfe innocent, andby charging God of rigour. d That isthe three mentioned before. e Meaning the ancient which haue experience. f Tris a fpeciall gift of God that man hath vnder- | fianding,and tom meth nei- ther of nature nor by age. g To proue that Tobs affliction came for his finnes. h And flatter your (elues,as though you had ouercome him, i Towit,lob. k He vfeth al- moftthe likear- wiledome for God hath call himBowne,and " guments, but no man. . : ; withouttanting 14 Dethath ihe uot directed his wordes andreproches, tome, neither will Janſwere *gim by pour | 1 I haueconcei- woros. $ ucdinmymind Iş Thenthepfearing,anfwered no moze, greatftoreof but ielt off theit talke. reaſons. 16 ben J hban waited (foꝛthey (pake m I will neither not,but food fill, and anfwered no maze) hauerepardto L7 Then anfiwered J in my turne, andj tiches,credire, ſhewed mine opinion. nor authoricie, I3 ffozFamfullof ‘matter, and the (pi- but willfpeake rit withinme compelleth me. | the very trueth, 19 Behold my belly isas the wine, which nTheEbrew bath uo vent, and like thenew bottlesthat word fignifieth, baft, i tochangethe 20 Therefore will Iſpeake, that J may name, astocalla take bꝛeath: J will open mp lippes,and will foole a wifema: anfwere. meanngthat he 21 Iwill notnowe accept the perfon of would not cloke man, ™ neither willF gine tities to man. the trueth to 22 Fo2F may not giue “titles, left my Atter men. -Maker gould take me away ſuddenly. Chap.£xxij.xxxiij, 13 Lett pee bouid fap, Aeehaue* found fe Gods chaftifements. 207 CHA P. XXXIII. $ Elihu accufeth Iob of ignorance. 14 He fhew- etl that God kath diuerfe meanestoinftruéi man and to draw him from finne. 19. 29 He afficctetly man,and faddeny deliuereth him, 26 Man being deliuered,gtueth thanks to Ged. \ Y 2itetore, Sob, 3 pray thee. beare my talke, and hearken vnto ail mp wordes. 2 Behold now F haue opened my mouth: my tongue Hath ſpoken in mp mouth. 3 Dy wordes are in the vprightneffe of mine heart, and my lips Hal Peake pure knowledge. 4 Thea Spirit of God hath made mee, 2 1 confefle the and the bzeath of the Almightte hath ginen Power of God, me life. ; odam * of 5. Ifthon canſt gine me anſwere, pꝛepare bis,ctherefore thy felfe,and ſtand before me. 5 thou oughteft to 6 Bebholde, Jamaccoding to thy with heareme, in d Gods Read; Jam allo foxmedof the- b Becaule lob clap. had withed to 7 Beholde, my terrour fall not feare difpute his cauſe thee,netther pall mine band < be heauie vp⸗ vith God, Chap. on thec 16.21. fo that he 8. Doubtleffe thou batt ſpoken itt ming might doit cares, and J) haue heard the voyce of thy without feare, wos; Elihu faith he 9 Jamécleane, without finge: Jam will reafonin innocent and there is none tniquitie in me. Gods ftead, 10 Loe, he hath) found occattons againſt whom hence- * meand counted me for bis enemie. dethnot to feere It Yehath put my feste in the tocks,and becauſe heisa leoketh narrowly puto all my paths. man made of the 12 Beholde, inthis pat thou not Done fame matter that tight : 3 will anfwere thee, that God ig heis., greater then man. vill not ban- 13 Chy doeſt thon ſtriue againſt him? dlethee ſo foz hee Doeth not e gine account-of ail his reughlyasthefe matters. others haue done I4. Foꝛ God ſpeaketh tonce oꝛ twiſe, and d He repeateth one ſeeth it not. i Jobs words, Ig In Deames and svifions ofthe night, whereby he proe when Ueepe falleth spon men, they lleepe teftcd his inno- vpon their beds, cencie indiuers 16 Then hee openeth the eares of men, places, bu: fpeci- euen by their corrections, which hee > bad ally inthe 13.16, aled, and 30, chapters. 17 That hee mtght cauſe man to turneas c The caule of way from bis enterpatle, and that hee might hisiudgements bide the i pide of man, _ is not alwaies de- 18 And keepe backe bis foule from the clared to man. it, and that bis life ould notpaflebp the f Though God 020. by fundry ezam- 19 Vecis alo friken with fozrowe vpon plesof bis iudg- bis bed, andthe griefe of his bones islor, ments {peake vn- 20 So that bis k life caufeth him toab> to man,yet the $ozre bread, and hie foule Batntte meate. reafon thereof is 21 Wis fiey faileth that it-cannet bee not knowen: feene, and bis bones which were not ſeene, yea,and though clatter. God fhould 22 So bis foule dꝛaweth to the graue, and {peake.yet he hts life! to the burters. Sori is not ¥ndere 3 Jf therebea = mefenger with him or tood. g God faith he, {peaketh commonly, either by vifions toteach vs the cauſe ofhis jadgements,or els by afflictions, or by his mefiengers, h Thatis,de- _ termined to fend vpon them, i Hee fheweth for what end God fen- deth affliGicns : to beate downe mans pride, andto turne from euill.- k- Thatis,bis paincfull and miferablelife. 1 To them chat fhal bury him. m Aman fent of Godto declare his will, i an Theimerey of God. an interpseter,one of a thouſand "to declare vnto man bis righteouſneſſe 24 Chen wilt he paue > mercy upon him, and will fap, ? Deliner hima, chat hee go not Downe into the pit; foz J bane receiued a re» conciliation. ; 25 Then hall bis fich bee 1as freſh as a childes, and hall returne asin the dayes of bis pouth. 26 e hall pray vnto God, and he will be fanourable vnto him, and be Wall fee his face with toy: foz bee will render vnto man bts n A ſingular man,and as one chofen ont of a thoufand, which is able to. declare the great mercies of God vnto fin- ners: and where- in mansrighte- ouſnes ftandeth, which is through the Iuſtice of le- fus Chritand trig hteanfneffe. gifts faith therein. 27 Pe lookech vpon men, and if one fay, o He ſhe weth J baue Unned, and! peruerted righteouſnes that it is a ſure and it did not profit * nie, tokenof Gods 28 * Wee will Deliver His foule From goe mercietoward ing inte the pit, and bts life ſhall {ee che finners,whenhe light. caufethhis word 29 Loe, all there things will Gon worke tobepreached *txwiſe oz cheice with aman, vntothem. 30 Ghat hee may turne backe his foule p Thatis,the mi- From the pit, tobe illuminate inthe light af nifter hall by the the liuiug. preaching of the 31 Marke well, D Jab, and heare mee: word pronounce keeve filesce,and F will tpeake. vnto bim the 32 HEchevebey matter, anſwere mee, and forgineneffe of ſpeake: foz J delire to z tufkific thee. his finnes, 33 Jf thon haſt not, heave mee: hold thy q He fall feele tongue,and J will ceach thee wiſedome. Gods fauout and reioyce ; declaring hereby wherein ftandeth the true ioy of the faith- full }and that God will reftore himto health of body, whichis a to- ken of his bleſſing. r God will forgiuc his finnes,and accept him asiuft, f That is,done wickedly, t Butmy finne hath bene the caule of Gods wrathtoward me. u God will forgive the penitent finner. x Meaning oft times,euen as oft as a finner doth repent. y If thou doubt of any thing ‚tor fee occafion ro {peake againit it. z "That isto (hew thee wherein.mans inftication confiftech, CHAP. XXXIIIL 3 Elihu chargeth Iob, that hee called himfelfe righteous, 12 He fheweth that Gud is infin his iudgements. 24. God deflroyeth the mightie. 30 By himthe hypocrite reigneth, Mrena Elihu anlwered, and lavd, e Which are 2 Pearce mp words, yee * wil: men, efteemed wife and hearken vuta me, pee that bane know ofthe world, — ledge. bLetvsexamine 3 SFortheeare trieth the woes, as the themattervp- mouth taftcth meate. rightly. 4 Let vs ſeeke > iudgement among vs, x c Tharis,hath let vs know among onrlelues what ts good. affiedmewithe § Fo: Job hath fayde, J am righteous, out meaſure. and Gon hath taken ¢ away my iudgement. d Should fay, Tam wicked, being an inno- 6 Phould licin my 4 xight: my wound abe arrowe is © grieuous without my cent? 7 What manis like Job, t i e Tam forer pu- Cfeognetutnetie Uke wares chy eg rtte nithed,thenmy 8 Which goeth inthe s company of chem finne deferucth, that woꝛke iniquity, and walketh with wic- f Whichis ked men? compelled to 9 Sor he hath fapd, Fe pꝛofiteth a man receiuethere- nothing, that he Gould i walke with Gon. proch & fcornes of many for his foolifh words. œ Meaning, that Iob was like to the wicked, becaufe he feemed not to glorifie God and fubmit him- felfe to hisiuigements, -h He wrefteth lobs words, who (aid that Gods children are ofttimes punithed in this world andthe wicked go free. i 'Thatis liue godly,as Gene.g 22, Tob. Godisiuftin his iudgments. 10 Therefore bearken vnto mee, yemen of wiledome, God fogbid that wickedneſſe (hould bec in God, and iniquttie inthe gl» mightie. i 3 IL Foz he willrender vnto man according to bis wozke and caule cuery one to finde ace Chap. 36.23. coding to his way. -~ k To deltroy Id Andcertainely Hod twill net Doe wic: him. kedly, neither will the Almightie perucce | The breath of tuDgement, life which he 13 Chom* hath hee pale pas ouer the gaue man, earth belive himlelfe? o2 who bath placed m If God were the whole world > not iuft,bow I4. HE x hee fet His heart vpon man, and could he gouerne. gather vnto himſelle bis pirit | and hig the world? 2eath, 15 All fet halt periſh together,and man Hail returne unto dut. 16 And tf thou hat vnderſtanding, heare this, and hearken to the voyce of mp wos. 17 hall be that hateth iudgment, = gee uerne? and wilt thou indge him wicked that is molt tu; 18 6Ailt thou fay brite a King, Thou art "wicked ? o2 to princes, Ye are vngodlp? Ig Howe much leſſe to him that accepteth notthe perons of pꝛinces, and regardeth not the rich, moze then the poore? for they be all the wozke of bis hands. 20 Thep thall Die ſuddenly, ° and the people Hallbe troubled at midnight, r and thep Mall pafle foozth and take away the mighty without hand, 21 Foz bis eyes are bpon the wayes of man, and He (eeth allbis gotngs. 22. There is ne darkencs no? Hadowe of Beath , that the wozkers of thiquitte might be bid therein. 23 Joz bee will not lay on man fo much, * he ould aenter inio iudgement with ov. n If man ofna» ture feareto fpeake cuill of fuch as bane pow- er,then much more ought they to be afraid to fpeake cuillof 4 God. a o When they looke not for it., p The meſſengers or vifitation that. God thall fend. , q God doeth not _ affli& man aboug | meafure,fo that | he fhouldhaue accafionto cones, tend withhim, | r For all his crea- ` turesareat hand , to feruchim,fo ~ thatheneedeth . not to feeke for | ; any otherarmys , 24. ee Wall bake the mightie without í Make them "(ecking,and (hal (et vp other in their Read. manifetthat 25 SCherfore wal he declare their’works; they are wicked , hee thall turne the dnight, and they fhallbee t Declare the Deltroped. f things that were . 26 Wee ttriketh them as wicked menin hid. ' the placesof theu leers, l -u Meaning,o- · 27 Becaule thep baue turned backe front penly in thefight . Hin, and would not confier all his wayes: ofall men. 28 Sothat they haue cauled che voyce of x By theircrucl- the poozeto* come buto bint, and hee Hath ty and extortion, heard the cry of the afflicted. y When tyrants 29 And when hee giueth quietneſſe, who firinthethrone , can make trouble 2 and when bee hideth bis of luſtice, which face, who can behold Diim, whether it be pp vnder pretence on nations, o vpon a man onely ? ; of executing iu- 30 Becaule the y hypocrite Doeth retgne, ftice, are but hys and becaule the people are maren. pocrites and ope 31 Surelyitapperteineth vnto God zto fay, preſſe the people, J baue pardoned, J will not derop. it is a figne that 32 2 But ik fee not, teach thoume :if J] God hath drawn haue Done wickedly, J willdo no moze, back his counte- 33 Aull hee performe the thing theough nance ard fauour bthee? foz than halt repzoued «it, becaule fromthat place. , z Only it belon- geth to God to moderate his correGtions,and not Vnto man, a Thus Elihu ſpeaketh in the perfon of God,as it were mocking Iob, hecauſe he would be wiferthen God. b Will God vfe thy counfel indoing, his works? c Tbus he (peakethin theperfon of God, asthough, lob ſhould chufe and teſuſe affliGion at his ne å t Man cannot hurt God, i that thon bat chofen,and not I:now peake d Thathemay what thouknoweſt. : §peake as much 34 Let men ofunderanding tel me,and ashecan,that ieta wife man hearken vnto me. wemayaniwere 35 Job hath not ſpoken of knowledge, himandallthe neither were bis wozbes according to wile wicked that (hall gome. i : vic fuch argu- 36 J delire that Tob maybe ‘tried vnto ments, the cnde touching the anſweres fo: wicked e Heeflandeth pea, ftybburnly in the 37 Foꝛ he eaddeth rebellion vnto bis fin: maintenanceof he clappeth his hands among vs, and mulii- his caule. plieth his wozds againſt God. CHA P. -XXXV. 6 Neither dath godline fè profit nor vngodli- nefe burt God,but man. 13 The wickedery unte God,and are not heard. pi pake mseouer, and fayd, 2 Thinket thou this right, that thou hatt fayde , J am + moze righteous then alob neuer fpake thefe wordes: but becaufe he main: tained his inno cencie, it ſeened Gon? ; as though hee 3 For thou haſt ſayde. Ahat profiteth it wouldfay, yGod thee,and what anaileth itmee,to purge mee tormentedhim ftom my finne ? withoutiuficaufe 4 Thereforewill¥ anfwere thee, and thy b Snchasarein > companions with thee. the like erreur. § Looke vnto the heauen, and ſee, and be- c [fthoucant hold the < clouds Mich are higher then thou. not controle the 6 Jfthou linneſt, what doſt thoudagainſt cloud⸗s, vilt thou him, yea when thy tinnes bee many, what preſume toin- doeſt thou vnto him? ‘tru God? 7 Je thou bz righteous, what giueſt thou d Neither doeth bntobim? o2 what recetueth hee at chine thy fin hurt God, Band? “por chy iuftice 8 hy wickedneffe may hurt aman as -profithim: forbe thouart: and thy righteoutnetie may profite willbeglorified thelonne ofman, without thee, 9 Thep caule many shat are oppzeſſed to € The wicked errie, which crie out for the violence of the [may hurt man& mighty. : ‘eaufe himtoerys 10 But none layth, athere is God that whoifhefought mademe,which giueth fongs tn the night? to God, which Il Mhich teacheth vs moze then p bealts fendeth comfort, OF the earth, and giueth vs moze wiledome Thouldbe deli- then the foules of rhe beanen. wered, 12 Then they cry becaule ofthe violence $ Becaufethey ofthe wicked, but fhe anlwereth not. pray not infaith 13 Surety God wil not heare vantty,net- asfeelingGods ther wilthe Almighty regard tt. mercies. 14 Although thou fayett to God, Thou God isin®, wilt not regard ít, e pet iudgement is before ewfocuerthou pint: trut thou inpim. iudgefiofhim. Iç Butnowbecaulebisanget bath not h Forifbedid bifiteD,no? called to count the evil with great pusifh thee as ertreimity, > thou deſerueſt. 16 Therefor Job ropeneth his mouth shou fhouldeft in vayne, and muitiplyeth wozds without not beeableroo- Knowledge. pen thy mouth, i CHAP. XXXVI. 1 Elihs fheweth the power of God, 6 and Ins iuftice: 9 Ard wherefore he uniſpeth. 13 The E property of the wicked. 3 He fheweth | alfopzoceededand fai, that when wee 2 Suter mega little, and Twill in- fpecke ofGod, ſtruct thee ; fo? Ihaue yet to (peake on Gods ‘W- muftliftour behalke. ſpirits more hie 3 J wil fetch » my knowledge afarre off, “then our naturall and will attribute righteouſneſſe bute my ‘Keofeisablero Maker. i 4. Foz truely my woꝛds hall not be falſe, Chap. xxxv. xxxvi, aud bethat ist peritin knowledge, speaketh with thee. § Beholde, the mightie Gon caſteth a. tsay None Chat ts ightye and valiant of cottage. 3 i © à i)e maintayneth not the wicked, but be giueth iudgement to the afflicted. 7 Ve withdzawety not hts eyes from the rigbtcous , butthey are with e Bings in the throne, where he placeth them fez cuer: thus thep are eraiten. i 8 And ikthey be bound th Fetters and tien with the cozds of affliction, f 9 Then will he Heto them their f woke am * linnes, becauſe thep bane besne 28nd. 10 Heopeneth alfo their eare te diltipline, and commaundeth them that thepreturne trom iniquity. : IL *Zt they obey and ſerue him, thep hall end their dapes in prolperitie, their peres in pleafures. ‘ I2 But ik hey wil not obey, they thal paſſe ia the ſworde, and perii s without knowe edge. 13 Gut the hypocrites t of heart increafe the wath: for theyi call not when bee bine Deth them, tire t 14 Their foule dieth in k pouth,and their life among the whozemongers. i Ig ie deliuereth the pooze in his afflictis nand openeth their eare in trouble. 16 Guen fo would he haue taken thee out of the ſtrait place into a bzoaw place and not fhut vp beneath: and! that which reftery bpon thy table,had bene full of far. 17 Butthou art full of the ™indgement of the wickeD,though indgement and equity maintaine all things, 18 » Foꝛ Gods wath istet he Honto take thee atway in thine abundance: foz no multi» tude of gifts can Deliver thee, 19 CGill bee regard thy riches ? he regar- “tes oo golde, no? all them thaterceliin rength. : 20 °Benotcarefull in the night, bow be deſtroyeth the people out of their place. 21 Gake thou heene: looke notte P int: ae : foz then paft cholen itrather then af ction, 22 Beholde, God eralteth by hts power: what teacher is like him? 23 Aho hath appoynted to him bis ae A oꝛ whe can lap; Chon bak nong wie- edly? 24 Remember that thou magnific bis worke, which men begold. 1 Ail men fee tt,and men beholnit aa. farre off. 26 Beholde, God is excellent, and twee knowe him not, neither can the number of bis peeves be ſearched out, Why God punifheth. 203 b Thou fhalt perceive thatl am a faithfull jn- fimer, and that l fpeaketo thce inthe name of - God. ¢ Strong & con- ftant,& of vnder= fading: for iheſe atethe gifts of God, & he loueth them in man: but forafmuch as God punifhed nowe Tob, itisa figne tharthefe arenot inhim, d Therefore he will not preferue the wicked: but to the bumble & affli@ed heart he will (hew grace. e Fic pretetreth the godly to ho= nour, £ He will moue their heartsto feele their finnes, that they may come to him by repentance as he did Manaffeb, ` Ffast- 190 g Tharis,in their folly or obftina- tion,and fo fhall be caufe of their own deftru@ton. h Which are ma= Jicioufly bent ae gainft God, and flatter themfelues in their vices. i When they are in affli ction they feeke not to God for ſuccour.as Ala,2.Chro, 16. 12 Rew 16 14. k They dye of fome vile death, and that before they cometo ege. 1 Ifthou hadft bene obedient to God,he would haue brought thee to liberty and wealth, m Thouartal- together after the manerofthe wicked: ferthowdoeft murmure again{t+he iuftice of God, n God doth punith thee, lt ſtthou fhouldeft forget God in thy wealth,andfoperifh, © Be sor thon curicus in feeking the caufe of Gods judgements,when heedeftroyeth any. p And fo murmure a- gainft God through impatiencie, q The workes of God are fo ma- nifeft chat aman may fee them afarre off,and know God by the fame, r Our infirmity hindreth ys fo,tbas we sannot attayne to theperfites knowledge of Ged, 27 MAhen The power of God. f Thatis, the ter,the raine poweeth Domne by the vapour fainecommech thereof, of thofe drops 28 CUbichraine the clouds Do drop and let of water,which fall abundantly vpon man, hekeepethinthe 29 hocan knowe the divifions of the clouds, Gloudes , and the thunders of bist taber- t Meaning,of . nacle? the clouds, 30 Beholde, he ſpreadeth bis light bpon which be calleth sit and couereth the x Botome ofthe lea, the Tabernacle 3r sFoz therby he tubgeth ythe people,and of God. giucth meat abundantly, u Vpon the 32 Mecouereth the light with the clouds, cloud, and commandeth them to go zagaint it. x Thatmencan 33 aig companion ſheweth him therof, not come to the and theretsangerin rifling vp. knowledge ofthe fpringsthereof, y Hefheweth thatthe raine hath double vfe: the onéchat it declarcth Gods iudgements,whenit doeth ouerflowe any places,& the other chat it maketh the land fruitfull. -z Thatis,one cloud to dafhagainftgnocher. a The colde vapour {heweth him: that is,the cloud of the hote exhalation, which beingtaken in the cold cloude,mounteth vp toward the place where the fire is,and fo anger isingendred; that is, noyſe and thunder claps, ` * CHAP, XXXVIL 2 El:huproueth that the unfearchable wifdome of God w manifef? by his works, 4 as by the thun- ders, 6the (now, 9 the whirlewind, 11 andthe Taine, A T this alfo my heart ts a aftonied, and tsmouedoutothtsplace. _ 2_ Weare the» found of his voice, and the noile that goeth out of his mouth. 3 He Ditecteth tt vnder the whole heauen, a At the maruci- ling of the thun- der and light- nings: whereby he declareth that thefaichfullare and bislightunte the ends ofthe world. liu¢ly touched 4. After tt a noile ſoundeth: he thundzeth - withthemaicfy with the voice of his matettp, and be wil not ofGod,when tap «them when his voice is heard. they behold bis § Gsdthundzeth marueiloufly with his works, voyce: he wozkerh great things, which wee b Thatis, the know net. thunder,whereby 6 Jfoz hefaith tothe mow, Be thou vpon he fpeaketh co the earth: 4 likewile to the finall rayne and mentowaken tothe great raine of bis power. their dutneffe,& 7 Cdlith the fozcethereofhece fhutteth hp to bring them to the confideration of his works, c Meaning the raines and thuns dets. d So that neither fmall raine nor great,fnow nor any thing els commeth with- Me Sie that all men map knowe bis 8 Chen the beaks goe into the den, and remaine in their places. 9 The whirlewinde commeth out of the Houth,and the cold from the £ Mozthwind. 10 At the breath sf Ged the frokt is gi- uen, and the bseadth of the waters sismane narrow. IL He maketh alfo the clouds to» labour, to water the earth,and (Cattereth the cloud of outGodsap- i bis light. pointment, 12 AnD it is turned about by bis gouern⸗ e Byraines and Ment, that they may do whatlocuer he come thundersGod manDeth them vpon the whole world; caufethmento — 13 ithetherit be for * puniment, o2 foz keepethemfclues his land,o2 of metcy,be caulerh tt to come. within their hou- 14 Hearken vonto this; D Job: tand and fes. conlider the wondrous works of Gov. f In Ebrewitis called the (cattering wind,becaufe it driueth away the clouds, & pur- geththeaire. g Thatis,isfrozen vp anddried, h Gather theva- pours,and moueto and fro to water the earths i Thatis,the cloud that hath lightning init, k Raine,cold,heat,tempefts and fuch like are fent of God, either to punifh man,or to proficthe earth,or to de~ clare his fauour toward man,as chap 36,31, t, Iob. . 27 When he eettraineth the drops ofwa- ‘Mans weakeneffes Is Didſt thou knowe when God dilpofed 1 Tharis,the them? and caulen the light of bisclondte lightening to Fine? breake ſoorth in 16 Pat thou knowen the wvariety ofthe theclouds? cleud,and the wondzous workes of him, that m Whichis fome is perfit in knowledge? time changed ine 17 Or how thy clothes are warme, when toraine or (hows, © Be may the earth quiet though p South = haile, orfuch t IKE, X 10 ? 18 Hafkthou Kretched out the heauens, n Why thy which are ttrong,and as a molteno glaffe? clothes thould 19 Tellus what we fhallfay vñto him: keepe thee for wee cannet Dilpole our matter becaule of warme, when the PDarknefle. South winde 20 Shalit be a tolo him when J (peake? Dreth, tather 0? fall man ſpeake when pee hall bee : de · thenwhenany. ftroped ? other winde ` 21 And now men fee not the light, which bloweth? — ſhineth in the cloudes, but the winde paſſeth o For their and cleanfeth chem. cleerenelſe. 22 Che bꝛightneſſe commeth ontofthe p That is, our Noꝛth : the pzati¢ thereof isto God, which ts ignorance, figni- terrible, f _ fying that lob | 23 Iris the Almighty:we cannot find him was{o prefumpe — ont; hee is ercellent tt power anDiudge> tuous that hee ment, and abundant in tulice: he 8 affltc. would controll teth not, the workes of 24 Letmentherefoze feare him: for hee God. will not regard any that are wifin their q Hath God owne concerte. need that any fhould tell him when man murmureth againſt him? r If God would deftroy a man, fhould hee repine? f The cloud ftoppeth the thining of the funne, that man cannot fee it till che winde haue chafed away the cloude z and if man bee not able to attaineto the knowledge of thefe things, how much leffe of Godsiudgements? t In Hebrew,gold:meaning: faire wether and clecreas gold, u Meaning,without cauſe. — —* eum, Geel ieee um oe E * » CHAP. XXXVIII, God fheaketh to Iob, and declareth the weakmes of man in the confideration of his creatares, by whofe excellency the power, Suſtice, & prousdence of the (reator % knowen. f T Wen anfwered the Lord vnto Jeb out of a That his words tbe awhirlewmd, and faid, might haue grea- 2 Mibats this that odDarkeneth the Coun- ter maiefty, and fell by words without knowledge? that Iob might 3 Gird vp nowe thy lopnesitke aman: know wich J © will Demiaund of thee, and Declare thou whom he had bute me. to doe. 2 4 here wat thou when J layde the b Which by {eee 4founDdations ofthe carth ? Declare, tf thou King out the fe- hatt wnderttanding, cret couvfell of s Aho hath layde the mealures thereof, God by mans _ if thou knowelt? o2 who bath ttretched the reaſon, maketh it line oner it; more obfcure, - 6 TAbercupon are the foundations theres and theweth his of (et: 02 who laid the cozner (tone thereof; owne folly. 7 Uhen the tars ofthe mozning ¢ prays c Becaufehe had {ed me together,and at the chuldzen of God withed to difpure reioyced: with God, Chap. 8 D2 who hath thutte vp the fea with 13.3. Godrealo- Dores, When tt iſſued and came foorth as out neth withhim to, of the wombe ? it _ declare his ralhs, 9 yen F made the cloud as a couering nefie. , d Seeing he could}. not iulge ofthofe things, which were done fo long before hee washi borne,be wasnot ableto comprehend all Gods workes : much lelſſe the fecret caules of hisiudgements. e Theftarresand dumbe crea: hi tures are faid to praife God, becauſe his po wer, Wifedome,aad goods}, neleis manifeftand knowentherein, £ Meaning,the Angels, thereof, B > eSa & @ cr m. pE EF 8 See eM ee = ee O ee — t great fea were butas alittle ba>e in § hands of Ged to turne to and fro. h That is, Gods decree andcom- mandement, as verle, 10. i Towit, to rife, fince thou waft borne, k Who hauisg in the night bene giuento wicked- nefle, cannot a- bide thelight, but hide themfelues. 1 The earth which feemed inthe nicht to haue no forme, by the ri- | fing of the funne isas it werecrea- tedanew, andall things therein clad wiih new beauty. m- Ifthouartnot able to feekeout the depth of che fea, how much leffe art thou ableto compre- hend the counfel of God? “Rh That thou mighteft appoint it his way and limits. © Topunith mine enemies with them, as Exod.g. 18.lofh.10.1 te p Theyce coue- reth it, asthough itwere paued with ftene, q Which ftarres arife when the funneis in Tau- fus, whichis the fpring time, and bring flowers. £ Which farre bringeth in win- ter. f Certaine ftarres fo called : fome thinke they were the rwelue fignes © The North flarre, with thofe iy powercuer: The fecret workes of God. g Asthonghthe thercof, arid darkeneſſe as fhe e fwadling . bands thereat: ; 10 Ahen J eabliihed my commander ment vpon it, and let barres and Doezes, 11 And fain, Yitherto halt thou come,but further, and pere "(hall it Ray thy poude aues. 12 Hak thou commanded the i moning fince thy Dayes ? halt chou cauſed the me: ning to Know bis place? 13 That te might take hold af the corners ofthe earth, and chat the wicked might bee £ Haken out oftt ? I4 It is turned as clax tofathton, ! and all fand vp as a garment. Sits Is And fromthe wicked their light Hall be taken away, tie bie arme halbe broken. 16 Wak thon entred into the bottomes of thefea? o2 bait thou walked to leckeout the m Depth ? 17 Haue the gates of Death bene opened vnto chee, or hatt thou ſeene the gates of the Hadew of Death? _ I$ Hatt thou perceiued the beeadthof the earth? tellif thou knowelt all thts. Ig here is the way where ———— leth? and where ts the place of darkneſſe, 20 Ghat then eſhonldeſt recetue itin the beunds therofand that thou fhouldelt know the pathes to the Houle thereot 2 21 iKnewelt thouit, becaule thon wat then borne, and becaule the number of thy Daves is great. p 22 Dat thoucntved into the treaſures of ee ay 2 02 balk thou ſeene the trealures of £ patte, ł . 23 cAhich J baue hidagaink the time of trouble,agatnt p Day of war and battelli 24 By what wap is plight sated. which (catcercth the Cak wind bron the earth? 25 (Ube bath Dinidvo the (powtes foz the raine 7 oꝛ the way for the lightning of the thunders, f ; i 26 To caule itto raine on Anh where no man is, & inthewildernelle where there isno man? i 27 To fulfilithe wild and watte place, ma to caule the bud of the berbe to tpaing oorzth? 28 (Ubo is the father of theraine?o2 who hath begocten the Daopsof the pew? 29 Dut of whole wombe came the pce? who hath engend2ed the frot ot the beauen? 30 Che waters are bid r aswith a tone s and the faceofthenepth ts frozen < 31 Cant thou reſtraine the ſweete influ- ences of 4 the Pleiades,oꝛ loole thebands of Dion? ; _ 32 Cant thoubzing foorth ! WDaszzaroth intheirtime 2 cantt thou alioguide cArctu⸗ rus with bis fonnes? 33. Knowe thou the courfe of heauen, 02 canit thou fet u the rulethereofin the earth? 34 Canſt thou lift pp thy popece to the cloudes, thatthe abundance of water map couer thee? Hiruki 35 Canttthou fend the lightnings they canfetheheauen- may walke, € lap vnto thee,Lo,here Weare? ly bodiesto haue 36 Cibo hath put wiſdome in thesreines? earthly bodies 2. x Iarhefecretpartsof man, Chap. xxxix. 37 W ofbeaucn, n 38 Cheun the earth groweth into hari: nefe, = and the clots are faft together? Gods mercie and powér. 209- | 0? who hath giuen the beart vnderſtanding? y That is, the ho can number clondes by wilic: Domeso2 who can caule to ceale the y bsttels Clouds whercin the water is cone. teined as in bor- tels. £ For vhen God doth not open thefe bottels. the earth commeth to this inconuenience. CHAP. XXXIX. 1 The beantie and prouidence of God, which extendeth evento the yong rauens, giueth wan full occafionte puths confidence in God. 37 Iob con- feffeth and humbleth hamſelſe. Fit * thou hunt che pzape fo: the Ly- on:? o fill the appetice ofthe lyons whelpes, 2 When they conch in their places, and remaine in the couert to tte in waite? 3 Aho preparcth fe? the rauen bis meat, when his birds > crie puto God, mandering fo: lacke of micate? ; 4 Knowelt thou the time when the wilde goates bring fozth poung ? or Dock thou marke whenthe ¢ hindes doe talue? S- Gantt thou number the moneths that thepfulfiil? oꝛ knoweſt thou the tune when they bring forth? ; 6 Theyhow themlclues : they © buile their pong, and caſt out thete ſorrowes. 7 Yectheir peng ware fat, and grow bp with corne ; they gor koorth aud returne not buto them, : a Yao S (be hath fet the wild alle at libertie? o? who bath looled the bands of the wit affe? Q Itis I which haue made the wildernefle bis Houle, rhe ffatt places bis Dwellings. IO We derideth the multituBe of the city; he heareth not the cry of the Datuer. s II He feekethout the mountaine foz his patture, audfearcheth after cuery greene ing. 12 Gill the Cnicozneslerue thee? o will be tariebythpcrib? : 13 Cant thonbind the Unicome with his band to labour in the furrow ? oꝛ wii bee plow the valleisafterthee? ` 4 14. Uilt thou trut in him, becaule his —A— is great, and caſt off thy labour vn · to un L t Š J 15 Gilt thou beleeue him, Y he wil being home thy (eed, and gather it nto thy barn? 16 Haft thou giucn the pleafant wings vn- to the peacockes7o2 wings and feathers vn- tothe oftrich 2 ; p 17 GAhichleaucth his egges in thecarth, and maketh thembotin the Dut, . 18 Gnd fozgetteth thatthe foote might {catter them, p that the wilde beak might breake them. i } Ig Dee theweth himfelfe cruell vnto his pong ones, asthep were not his, and is with⸗ out feare, ag ifhetrauatleDsinvatne. 20 Foꝛ Ged hath Depzined him of * wike- Dome, and hath giuen him ne part of vnder · ſtanding. phy i 21 Uhen! timeis, hee mounteth on hie: be mocketh the bozi and bis rider. 22 Haf thou giuen the horle ſtrengthror bad bey a Afterhehad declared Gods works in the heavens, hee fheweth his mags ucilous proui- dence in earth, cuen toward the -bruite beaftes, b Reade Pfalme 147-9. c He chicfy ma» eth mention of wilde goates and hindes, becaule they bring forth their yong with mof difficultic. d That is, how Jong they goe with yong? ¢ They bring orth with great difficultie. f Thatis, the barren ground whereno good inits grow, g Isit poflible to makethe Vnie corne tame ? fig- nifying, that if man cannot rule a creature, chat it is much more im- poffible that he thould appoint the wifedome of God, whereby he gouerneth all the world. b They write thatthe oftrich couereth her eggesin the fand and becaufe the countrey is hot, and the funne Rill keepeth thé warme, they are hatched,” i If hefliould take care for them, k Thatis, to hauea care and naturall affeQion towarc his yong, 1 Whenthe yong oftsichis _ growen vp, hee outruancth che hotſe. DD conered Gods wonderfull power m Thatis,given touered his necke with = neying? him courage ? 23 Wale thou made him atraide as the which is menr grathopper ? bis trong neying is fearful. beneving & fha- -24 2» Diggeth inthe valley and retop= kKinghismane: ceth tithis Trength; ye goeth foosth to mecte for with his the harneſſed man, : 3 -breathhecout- 25 iJemockethat feare, cis not afraid, reth hisnecke, andturneth not backe froin the fuo, n Hebeaceth 26 Though the qutuerrattle agatalt him, withhishoofy the glittering (peare and the yie, o Heloriddeth 27 He twalloweth the ground fo? fierce the ground, that nefie andrage, and hee beleeucth not that it itfeemethno- ts thensple of the trumpet. thing vnderhim. 28 ee fayeth among the trumpets, Da, Ha:he ſmelleth the battell afarre off, and the nople of the capratnes, and the outing- F 29 Dhall the hauke fite by thy wifenome, p Thatis, when ſtretching ouc Hts winges toward pr South ? cold comneth, 30 Doeth theeagie mount vp at thy com? ‘tofliciatothe mandement, o} make his neſt on bie? warmecoun- 31 She abideth remaineth tn the cocke, treys, eucn vpon the top of the rocke tthe tower. 32 From thence — foz meat, and þer epes behold afarre off. 33 i218 pong ones allo fucke bp blood:and where the {laine are, there is fer. 34 Wozeouce the Lod ſpake vnto Fob, Isthistheway and fad, Ayer. tor a man that 35. As this toa learne, to Krine with the wililearae,to Almightie? be that reproueth God, let him ftriue with God? anſwere toit, x whichthinghee 36 @ Chen Job anſwered b Lord, faving, reproucthinIob. _ 37 Bebeld, Jam' vile: what hall J aus z Wherebyhee fiuere thee? J will lay mine bande vpon my fheweth thathee mouth, 3 repented,and de- _ 38. Duce haue Jſpoken, but 3 will an- fired pardonfor ſwere no moze, pea twile, but J wiil proceed 4 his faults. no further. : CHAP, XL. 2 How weake mans power is, being compared to the workes of God : toWhofe power appeareth in the creation , and gouerning of the great beafts. Agm the Lord anfwered Job out of Chap. 38.1. the * whirlewind, and faid, a Signifying, 2 Gird vp now thy lopnes likea man: J tharcheythat twill demaund ofthec, and Declare thou vn- iuftifiethemfel- to mee, 3 ES hes, condemne 3 ilt thou diſanull a my iudgement? er Godasinidt. wilt thou condemne me, that thou mayſt be b Meaning, chat tuftified ? thefewereproper 4 Dbam thou an arme likte God ? o? vnto God, and doeſt thouthunderwith a vopceltke him? belongedtono § Decke thy felfe now with > matettie man, andercellencte, Œ aray thy lelfe with beau: £ Caufethemto tie and glozy. : dieitthoncant. 6 at abzoad the indignation of thy d Proving he:eby wrath, and behold cuery one that ts proud, chat vhoſoeuer and abale him. 2 atributcth to 7 Looke oneucry one that is arrogant, him@lfepower and baring him low: and deltroy the wicked andabiliticto in their place. faue himfelfe, 8 Hide them inthe duſt together, and makethbim- binde « their faces ina ſecret place felfe God. 9 Then will J confelle vnto thee atio, e Thisbeatis that tby right hand can4 fane thee. thought to be lo @ Behold now « Behemoth, (whom theelephant,er J made f with thee) which eareth s grafie fome other, whichis vnknowen, f£ Whom I madeas well asthee, g Thiscom- mendeth the prouidence of God toward man : for if he were givento gcyoure as a lyon, nothing were able to reſiſt him or content bime Tob. fet feorth in Behemoth, and as an see. Phi Il Beholde now, his trength is in bis lopnes, this fozceis in the nanil of hrs beliy. _12 When betaketh plealure, pis tayle is like a Cenar : the linewes of his ſtones are wrapt together. 13 His bones are like ſtaues of bꝛaſſe, and bis finall bones like anes of yon, _ I4 h ie ts the chiete of the wayes of God: i pee that made htm, will make hts ſword to appzoch vnto him. Beh 15 Surely the mountains brine him forth gralle where ali the beaſtes of the tield play. 16 Lieth be vnder the trees in the covert of tie reede anù fenues ? : 17 Gan the trees couer him with their fhadow ? ogcanthe wiliowes of tye riner compaffe him about ? Ss 18 Behold, hee ſpopleth the riucr, * anv halteth not:he truſteth that he can Daw vp Jorden into his mouths | Ig ie taketh it with bis eyes, g thꝛuſteth his tole thzough whatiocuer mecteth him, 20 Cant thou daw out! Liutathan with an hooke, and with a line which thou halt cak Downe unto bis tongue? — 21 Gant thou catan booke inta his noie? canſt thou pierce hisiawes with an angle? 22 Gili bee make many = prayers vnto thee, oz fpeake thee faire ? ; 23 CUilhe make acoucnant with theez& wilt thou take "hunas a ſernant for cuer? 24 Wilt chou play with him, as witha bird7o2 wilt thou binde him foz thy matdes? 25 Bball thecompantons banquet with bim ? Hall they Dinide him among tye mers chants? 26 Gantt thou fill the balket with pig inne? o? the fi panier with bis head ? 27 Lay thine gand vpon him: remember o the battell, and Do no moze fa. bim. 28 Behold, rhis hope isin vaine, for Hall p To wir, thar » not one periſh euen at the light ot bin? trufteth to take CHAP XLI. i a By the greatneffe of this monfter Liwiath God [heweth his greatneffe, and his power, apres nothing can refik Nar is (o fierce that dave ſtirre him bp. TAho is he then $ can kana a before me? 2 Mho hath preucnted me that J Mould b make anend ? All vnder heauen is mine. 3 J wil not keepe lence concerning c his parts, nog his power, no? his comely propers tion. 4 Who candifconer the face 4of his gars ment for who (hall come to him with a Bøn- ble € bridle? 5 Aho fal fopen the Boezes of his face? his teeth are fearefull round about. be mateftic_ofhis(cales is like rong fhields.and are firre ſealed. 7 Due is ſet toauother, that no winde can come betweene them. 8 Diets ae to another : they fticke together, that they cannotbelundzed. 9 _ tis neefingse make the light to bine, and his epesareltke the eye lids OF themoz, mouth 4 ning. f Who dare look 10 Dutof his mouth gog lampes, and: in his mouth? fparkes of fire leape out, g Thatis, cafet 11 Dut of hig NTTEERA ERNE ou mont ont flamesof fire h Heisone of the chief workes of God among the beafts, i Thovghman dare not come neere him, yet God can kill him. k He drinketh at léafure and fearethno body, 1 Meaning, the whale, m Becaufé hee feareth left thos fhouldefttake ` him, i n Todoethy bufineffe, and be | at chy commas- dement 2 o Ifthouonce confider the dam ger, thou wile not medle with _ a Ifnonedare ftand againft a - whale, whichis but acrearure, whois ableto compare w God theCreator ? b Who hath taught me toaca complifh my worke? c The parts and members of the whale, d Thatis, who: dare pull off his skinne 2- i e Who dare put abridleinhis f Liuiathan. Jobs: as out of aboyling pot oz taldꝛen. 12 iis breath maketh the coales burne: foz a flame goeth out of bis mouth. 13 Jn bis necke remaineth itrength, and h labour ts reiected before bis face. _ 14 The members of his body are ioyned: they ng ſtrong in themielues,and cannot be moued. Ig His heart is as trong ag a one, and à Hisskin is as hard asthe nether militenc. hardthacheliech 16 The mightie are afraid of his mates with asgreateale ſty, and fo? feare they faint in chemſelues. ontheltones,as 17 Uhen the fwod doth couch bim, bee inthe mire. will not rile bp, nor for the (peare, Dart noz k Bither he ma- habergion. kKeththefeato 18 ie efteemeth pron as ſtraw, aud bealle feeme asitboiled ag ratten wood. ; by his wallow- 19 Whe archer cannot make him flees the ing,orclfehe ftonesof the Ling are turned into ſtubble fpourethwaterin vnto pim. fuch abundance, 20 The darts are counted as ſtraw:and asitwouldfeeme he laugheth at the Waking of the ſpeare. that ¥feaboiled, 21 Sharpe tones iare vnder him, and l That is,a white be ſpreadeth ſharpe things spon the mire. froth & fhining 22 He maketh the Depth ro * boyle likea ſtreame before pot, maketh the fealike apot of oyñtment. “hin. $ 23 He maketh a path to 'Mhine after him: m He defpifeth one would thinke p Depth as an hoare Dean. all other beafts 24. Jn the earth the is none like bin: and monfters,& beis mane without feare. isthe prowdett 25 Webeholocth mall bie things shee fs ef all others. aking ouer all the chitdzen of pride. CHAP, XLII, 6 The repentance of Fob, 9 He prayeth for his friends. 12 His goods are veftored double unto him. 13 Hii children age and death, § Job anlwered the Lord, and fayde, . 2 3 knowe that thon cant doe all 2 No thought fo things, andthat there isno » thought bia fecret,butthon from thee. doeft fee it, nor 3 Abo is be that hideth counſel without anythingthac knowledge? therefore haue J ſpoken that ‘thouthinke, JJ underltood not, euen things too wonder- butthou canft full foz me, © and which J knew not. bring it to paſſe.. 4 Weare, Ibeleechthee,e J will peake: b Isthereany J willdemand of thee, 4 and declare thou butI?forthis vnto me. Godlaydtohis Ihaue heard of thee by the hearing ‘charge,cha, 38.2, € Iconfeffe herein mine ignorance, & that I {pake T wilt not what. ‘d He fheweththat he will be Gods{chollerto fearneof him. e I ‘Knew thee only before by hearefay : but now thou haft caufed me to feele whatthauart tome, yImay refigne my felfe ouer vnto thee, _b Nothing is painefull or hard dnco him, — Chap . xlij. a @ ThexP falmes of Dauid, THE ARGVMENT. “pe booke of Pfalmes is fet foorth vnto vs by the holy Ghoft, to be efteemed as a moft precious treafare,wherein all things are contained that appertaine to true. felicitie, afwell in this life prefent _ asinthe lifetocome. For the riches of true knowledge,and heauenly wifdome are here fet open for vs to take thercof moft abundantly, If wee would know the great and hie maieftie of God, here we may fee the brightneffe thereof fhine moft clearely.If we would (eck his incomprehenfible wifdome, here is the ichoole of thefameprofeflion. 1f we would comprehend his ineflimable bountie, and ap- proch neere thereunto, and fill our hands with that treafure, here wee may hauea moft lively and comfortable tafte thereof, If we would know wherein {tandeth our faluation, and bow to attaine to life euerlafting, heere isChrift our oncly Redeemer and Mediatour molt evidently deferi ed. The rich man may learne thettuc yfe of hissiches,- Ts poore man may finde ful! contentation, He that willrctoyce, fhall knows thetrugioy, and howe to Keeps meafure — They that are aſſſicted ARO z "4 D repentance aitd{felicitic. 220 — of che eave, but now mine epe ſeeth thee. Therefore Jabhorre my feite , and cee pent in duſt and aſhes. 7 @ Mow after that the Lorde bad fia: ken theſe wordes puto Job, the Lo: alia fayde vnto Eliphaz the Temanite, Qy Wweathis kindled againit thee, and agant thy cwo friends : foz pee have tiot ſpoken of mee the thing that is f rigptlike mp ſeruaut F Youtookein z 3b, hand an euill 8 Therefore take vnto pou nowe ſeuen caule in that you bullocks,and ſeuen rammes, and goe to my condemned him feruant Job, and offer bp foz your ſelues a by his outward burnt offering, and mp ſeruant Job Mall affidions, & rot b pzap foz pou: foz J will accept bim, leat F. comfostedhim ſhouſd put pou to ame, becaule ye haue not with my mercies. ſpoken of mee the thing which ts right,like g Whobada Riy (eruant Job. à _ good caufe,but 9 So lipha; the Cemanite, and Bil- handled it evil. bad the Shyubite,and Zophar the aama- h When you thite went, and DiD accezdiNg as the Loꝛd haue reconciled had ſayde vnto them, andthe Lozd accepted your feluesto hins ob, } y for ý faults that, I0 -€ Then the Lom turned the i captint= youhauecommite ty of Job, when bee prayed foz bis frienBes: ted againft him, allo the Lozd gaue Job twile (o much as hee be fhall pray for had before. : you, and I will 11 Then came vnto bim all bis *bzethzen, hearebim. and all bis fitters,and all they that had bene i He delivered of his acquatntaince befoze, œ did eate bꝛe ad him out of the with him in bis boule, and had compatlion affiaion where- of him, and comtoꝛted him foz allthe euil, in he was, that the Lozd had brought pon bim, ande k That is,all his uery man gaue bim a li piece of money, and Kinred,reade euery one an earering of gola. Chap. 19.13. 12 So the Lorde dleſſed the lalt dayes of Or, lambe or ma- Job moze then the Girt: forxhehadtoure> ney marked. teene thouland fheepe,and lire thoufand ta- 1 God made hima mels,and athouland poke of open, Œa thoit⸗ twiſe lo rich in. fann Shee afles. . cattellashe was | 13 Hee had allo ſeuen ſonnes, and thee afore, &gaue him Daughters. asmany children 14 And hee called the name of one ™ gje- miniah, and the name ofthe fecond 9 Kezi⸗ ab, and the name of the third e Kerenhap- puch. 15 Ju all the land were no women found fo faire as the Daughters ofjob, and their father gaug them mheritance among their beetheen. ` ' 16 And after this liued Job an hundzeth and fozty peeres,and law hisfonnes,and bis fonnes lonues, euen foure generations, 17 Ho Job died, being old E fulof dayes. as he had taken from him. m That is, of long life,or beate tifull as the daye n Aspleafant as Caffia,or {weete fpice. o Tharis, the horne of beauty. * Or, prayfes, ac- cording tothe Hebrewes : and were chicfly in- fituted to pray fe and giue thanks to Ged for his benefits. They are called the Palmes or fongs of Dauid,bec ule the niolt part were made by him; 2 ang — — ( Thebleffed ftate of the godly. — a Whenaman hath giuen once place to cuill counfel, ortohis g owne concupi- fcence,he begin- neth ro forget himfelfe in bis finne, and fo fal- leth into contépt of God,which contempt is cal- led thie feate of the fcorners. Deut.6.6.iofh.x. 3.070u.6.20. b Inthe holy Scriptures. Iere.17.8. c Gods children are fo moiftened Pines. and opprefted, hail fee wherein ftandeth their comfort, and how they ought to prayfe God when hee fendeththem deliucrance, The wicked and the perfecuters of the children of God hall fee howe the hand of God is cuer againft them : and though he fuffer them to profper fora while, yet hee brideleth them, infomuch as they cannot touchan haire of ones head, except he permit them, and how inthe end their deftruGion is moft miferable, Briefly, hecre wee may haue moft prefent remedies againft all temptations and troubles of mind and confcience, fo that being well practifed herein, we thay bec'af- {fured againtt all dangers in thislife, liuein the true feareand loueof God, andat length attaine to that incorruptible crowne of glory, which is laid vp for all them that loue the comming of our Lord Ie- fus Chrift, PES ALL. a. Whether it was Efdras, or any other that gathe- red the Pſalmes inta a booke, st feemeth he ded fet this Pſaim frf in maner of a Preface,toexhort al Godly men to ftudy and meditate the heaucniy wif- dome For the effect hereof is, 1 That they be blef= fed, which giue themfelues wholly all thei life to the holy Scriptures: 4 Andthat the wicked cons temners of God though they feen for a while hap- Py yet at length fhali come to mferable deſtru- Chon, =f Leffedis the man that north H not walke ithe + counfellot æ the wicked , -noz tand in the Y wapof inners, no: inthe feate otthefcognctull. frame 2 Buthis delightisin the * Law ofthe Lord, and in bis >Lawe Docth he meditate Day aud night, 3 Forhehallbclikea “tree planted by the riucrs of waters, that will bring koorth her fruit inducfealon : whole leafe ſhall not fane lo < whatloener he Waluo, matl proſper. 5 4 She wicked are not fa. butas the chaffe, which the winde driueth away. . Therefore the wicked Mall not ſtand inthe: tudgement, ns? Gunners in the aſſem · bly of the rightesus. : 6 Foerthe Low F knoweth the way of the risbitons, and the way of the wicked Hall pect}. euer with his grace, that whatfoeuer commeth vnto them, tendeth to theirfaluation. d Though the wicked feemeto beate the fwinge in this worlde, yetthe Lord driueth them downe thatthey fhal) not rife not ftand inthe company of ‘the righteous, when they feele Gods wrath, e Buttremble f Doethapproue and proper, like asnotto Know,is to reprouc and reie, a The confpitacy -of the Gentiles, the murmuring ofthe lewes, and power of Kings cannot preuaile againft Chrift, Acts 4:25. * BOrsanoynted. b Thus the wic- ked fay, that they swill caft off the yoke of God, & of his Chriſt. PSAL. FIL 1 The Prophet Dauid resoyceth that notwitſtan- ding his enemies rage,yet God wall continue his hingdome for eucr, and aduance it enento the end mine boly monntatne. 7 Jwill Declare the 4 Decrees that is, the Lom hath layne vnto niee, * Chou art my Homne: this «Dap haue Y begotten thee. Alke of me, anu J Mall gine chee the heathen foz chine inberitance,and thefends ofthe earth for thy poſſefſion. 9 *Thau talt crush them with a ſcepter of yron and bzeake them tn pieces like a pot: ters veſſell. 10 6Bee wiſe new therefore, pe Rings: be learned pe Judges of the earth. Il Serue the Lozd th keare, and retoice in trembling. _ 12 Biſie the fonne, lelt he be angry, ¢ pe i periſh tn the way, when Dis wath thal ud- denly burne; bleien are ali that trut tn him. ontothe world. f Not onely the Iewes, but the Gentiles allos Hee exhortethallrulersto repentintime. h Im figneofhomage, i When the wicked fhall fay,Peace and reh fees oftheir purpofes, then hall deftras o D Rewcl.2.27. ming yet to be but in the midway Gion fuddenly come,t. Thef 5. 3- P-S ALLY ik 1 Dauid driuen forth of his kingdom was greata Ly tormented wn minde for his finnes againſi God z 4 And therefore calleth vpon God, and waxeth bolde through his promifes againft the great raye dings and terrors of his enemies yea,against death it fel, whicn hee faw prefent before his eyes. 7 Finally, hee reieyceth for the good [ucceffe that God gaue him, and allthe Church, Ca Plalme of Dauid, when he fed fron bisfonneAbfaiom, Lace ate inineaduerfartes *increa> (ed 7 How many rile again me? 2 Matty fay to my faule, There is no help foz bim tu Gov, > Selah. : 3 But thon Lom arta buckler fo: mee: my glory, and thelifter pp of my head. 4 J dtd call unto the Lozd with mp voice, and he beard me out of his holy mountame. ofthe world, 10 and therefore exhorteth kings & Delabh vulers,that they would humbly fubmit themfelues wniler Gods yoke, becaufe it is in vaine to refift God, Hereinis figured Chrifts kingdome, y V Wy Doe tie 2 Meathen*rage,and the : people murmurte tn vaine? 2 The kings of the earth band them: ſelues, Œ the pꝛinces are affembled together againſt the Tord, and againtt his f Cit. 3. $Letnsbreake their bands , and cak their cords from vs. 4. *Burhe that dwelleth in the heane,hal laugh: the Lord hall haue them in Derifion., § Then hal he ſpeake puto them in his — vere them in bis ſore diſpleaſure, ying, d j 6 Euen J haue ſet my King bpon Zion Proa 1.26, © Gods plagues will declare that in refifting bis Chrift, _ they fought again him, . elab. 5 J lain me downe and flcpt,androle yp agatne; foz the Lozd ſuſtained me. 6 J wil not be afrai forten thoufand of as athingoſ great the people, that Would belet me round about 7 DLow, arife : belpeme,myp God ; foz thou hat ſmitten al mine enemies vpon the cheeke bone ; thou batt baoken the teeth of of Gods promſe, the wicked. ` 8 4 @atuation belongeth vnto the L020, and thy bleffing is bpon thy people, Selay, d Bethe dangersneuer fo great or many,yet God to delitter his, PiS A Litt, 1 When Saul perfecuted him he called upon God,trufting mofi affaredlyin his promife, and therfore boldly repr ometh his enemies, who wilfule ly refiied hws dominion, 9 and finally preferreth the fanour of God before al worldlytrea/ures. ' ¶ 2 Go Deliverance is of the Lord. d To thew that my Vocation to the kingdome isof God. AZ,13.23,33- hebr.1.5. e That is to fay astouching mans | knowledge,be- ~ caufe it wasthe , firft time that Dauid appeared to he elected of God. So is it ap- plied to Chrift in his firt comming — and manifeſtati⸗ a This wasatee ken of his fable faith, that for alt Fis troubles, he had his recourfe to God, b Selabhere fige nifieth a lifting vp of the voyce, to caufe vs to cow. fider the fentence SS A da up ia es- ure DaS ea —— importance, c When he cone. fidered thetrueth and tryed the fame,his faith g a — oS aS — Patience in affliction. C: To him that ercelleth on Meginoth. a Amongthem that were ap- @ Palme ef Dauid. pointed to fing He mee when T call, e D Gov ofmyp the Pfalmes,and £ Lrightconfnefic: thou batt fee me at libers toplayonthe tie, when I was< tn diſtreſſe: haue mercie vp» inftruments,one on meand hearken vnto my prayer. was appointed 2 Dye“ tonnes of men, how tong will ye chiefeto fetthe turne my glozp inte hame, elouing vanttte, tune,andtobe- and fecking lies? Meiah. gin: whohad the 3 Foꝛ be pee fure that the Lod hath chos charge becaufe fer to bunfelte! a godly man ; the Lozd weit hewasmoftex- heare when g call puto him. cellent, and he 4 *remble, and tinne not: eraming beganne this your owne heart vpon peur bed and be tl, Pfalmeonthe Selah. ’ inftrument called § i Dffer the facrifices of righteouſneſſe. Neginoth,orin and trutt inthe Lord. s a tune ſo called. 6 Many fap, Aho will ewe vs any b Thouthatare "good? but Lozd, lift bp the light of thy coun: thedefenderof ftenancebpon bs. my iuft caufe. 7 Thou hak giuen me moze toy of heart, c Bothofminde then they haue had, when theit wheate anv and body. their wine Did abound. d Yethat thinke 8 J wilttaymeedowne, and ako lleepe your feluesnoble în peace ? foz thou Lor, ' onely makelt mee inthisworld, Dwwellin fafette. e Though your 4 enterpriles pleafe you neuer fo much, yet God will bring themto nought, f A King that walketh inhis vocation, g For feate of Godsiudgements, h Ceafeyourrage. i Serue God purely and net with outward ceremonies. k The multitude feeke worldly wealth, bur Dauid ſetteth his felicitie in Gods fauour. 1 This word in Ebrew may bee teferred to God , as it 1s here tranflated, orto Da- uid, fignifying, that be fhould dwells ioyfully alone , as ifhee had many abeut him, becaufe the Lord is with him. PS AL Ve 1 Dauid eppreffed with the cruelie of his enee mies, and fearing greater dangers, calleth to God Sor fuccour, fhewing bow requifite it is that God fhould pumfh the malce of his adier faries. 7 Af- ter, being afJured of profperous fucce ſe, he concei- uweth comfort, 13 Concluding that when God fhal deliuer him, others alfa fhal bee partakers of the hOr emuficall ine “ qo um that ercelleth pon Mebiloth muſicall ina o him that excelleth pon Nehiloth. Erument or tune. € a Prhalme of Danid a That isy my ve- Hex my wordes, D Lod; ouderKand _ hement prayer & my 2 meditation. c fecret complaint 2 Hearken vnto the boyce of my trie, and fighings. my King andmy God: foz vnte thee Doc J b With parience pap, y andtrufttiliI bee 3 heare my vopcein the moning, D heard, Lord: for in the — — FZ direct mee c Secing that © yntorhee,and J wille waite. God of nature 4 Foꝛ thou art not a God that loueth ‘hateth wicked- e ickeDuefie; neither Hall euill dwell with neſſe, he moſt thee. needes puniſh § d The foli ſhall not ſtande in thy thewicked,and fight: far thou hatelt all them that worke fauethegedly. iniquitie. N d Which runne 6 Thou halt deftrop them that ſpeake moft ragingly af- lies: the Loꝛd will abbezre the bloody man tertheircarnall and deceitful. : i affe&ions, 7 But Je will come into thine houle in e Inthedeepet the multitude of thy mercie : and in thp ofhistentations feare will J woꝛrſhippe toward thine Yoly he putteth his @emple. j f fullcoufidence 3 Leanemec,D Lod, in thy righteoul: in God, nee, ‘becaufe of mine enemies: make thy f Becaufe thou ; i art iuft, therefore leade mee out of the dangers of mine enemies, Pfalmes. A prayer forthe afflicted. 211 tay platnedefoze mp face. : 9, Foz no conftancte is in their mouth: Rom. 3.13. | within they are ery cogruption : their ||\Or,caufetkem — * throat is ans open ſepulchae, and they flatter to erre, | With their tongue. g Let their de- Io Dektrop them, D Gon: lilet them s fall uices cometo from their countelg; cafit them out foztye nought. multitude of their iniquitics, becauſe they h Thy fauour to- baue rebelled agant thee. : ward me hall Il AnD let all them, that truſt inthee, confirme § faith reioyce and triumph foz euer, and couer thou of all others, them: and let them that lone thy Mame, res fOr.gine good ioyce in thee. fuccefe. 12 Foꝛ thau Lozd wilt l bleffe the righte i so what he fhall ous,and with fauour wilt compatie him, as be fafe from all with a hick, dangers, PSAL. VIL 1 When Dauid by bas finnes had prouoked Gods wrath, and now fels not only his hand againft him, but alfoconcesued the horrours ef death euerla- Sting, hee defireth ſorgiuene ſſe, 6 Bewailing that sf God tooke him away in his indignatio he jhould lacke occafionto praife himas hee was wont to doe, while he was among mex. o Then fuddenly feling Gods mercie, he fharpely rebuketh his ene- mies which reioyced in his affuction. C To him that excelleth on Neginoth upon the eight tune, A Pſalme of Danin. Ot *+ rebuke me notin thineanger, 7ere.10,24. neither chattife me in thp wath. a Thongh I de- 2 Wane merce vpon mee, D Load, fo2 J feruedeltruGion, am weake: D Logd beale me, forb miy bones yet let thy mercie are vered. pitie my frailtie, 3 My fouleis allo ſoꝛe troubled: but b Formy whole — £020, how long wilt thou Delap? rength is aba · 4 Returne, D Lod: dDeltuer my fortes ted. J faue me fo? thy mercies fake. c His confcience § Foꝛ in 4 Death thereisnoremembsance isallotouched of thee: inthe graue, who ſhall praile thee? withthe featcof 3| fainted in mp mourning: J cawle Gods iudgement, my bed euery night to ſwimme, and water d He lamenteth mp couch with mp teares. f that oecafion 7. | Mine eye ts dimmed foz velpite,and fhould be taken fanke tn becanle ofall mineenemies, from him to 8 © Away from me all pe workers of ini · praife God inthe quitie: foz the Lozd hath heard the voyce of congregation. mp weeping. =i Or mine eye č 9 Abe Low hath heard my petitionsthe eaten as it were Lo: will recetue my pꝛayer. with wormes. To Gil mine enemies tball be confounded ¢ God fendeth and (022 vexed: they chall bee turned backe, comfortand and put to ſhame fabvenly. boldneſſe inaf- fliGion,that we may triumph ouer our enemies. f Whenthe wicked thinkethat the godly thall peri, God deliuereth them fuddenly , and deftroy- cth their enemies. PSA J Ab: L h i Being falflyaccufed by Chufh one of Sauls — Si fe to God to be hus — To whome hee commendeth hu innocencie, 9 First fhewing that his conference did not acctfe himof any euill towards Saul: 10 Next that it touched Gods glory to awarde fentence againff the ice hed, 12 And fo entrang into the confideration of Gods mercies and promife, hee waxeth bold, and derideth the vaine enterprifes of hù enemies, 16 Threatning that it {hall fall on their owne necke which they haue purpefed fir ethers, Z € || Shigaion of Dauid, which hee ſang pOr,hived of tuner vnto the Lod, concerning the{| woꝛds ||Or,aceu/ation, of * Chuh the fonne of Jemini. BSAG, DI 3 DLow Dauids righteoufnefic. Lod my God, in (hee F put my trut: ? fane me from all that periecute me, and Deliner me. a Hee defireth 2 Leta he deuoure my foulc like alyou, Godtodeliuer and teare it in preces, while there ts none ta himfromjrage helpe. i i ofcruellSaul. -3 D LoD my Gad, ifJ haue Done > this b Wherewith . thing, if there bee any wicksduelle in mine Chufhchargeth Hands, ; ’ mee, 4 JEJ baue rewarded euill vnto him elf Treuerenced that had peace with mee, (yea, Ji Gave deli⸗ not Saulforaffi- yered him that vered me without caule) nities fake,& pre- § Thenict the enemie perfecute my toule ferucdhislife, and take it: pea, let bun tread my life Downe 1,5am,26.8,9. vponthe earth, ann lay mine ¢ honour in the d Let mee not onely die, but _ be difhonoured for cuer. ¢ Inpromifing me the kingdom. f Not onely for mine, but fer thy Church fake de- clare thy power, g As touching my behauiour y ; towards Sauland Q D let themalice ofthe wicked come ta mine enemies. an end: but guide thou the iutt: for rhe righ: h Thoughthey teous Gon trieth the hearts and reines pretenda iuſt 10 My dDefenceis in Gad, who preſerueth caule againftme, the vpzightin heart. Bult, Helah. j i 6 Arile, D Lom, inthy wath, and lift bp thy felfe again the rage ot mine ene· mies,¢ awake foz me according to thestudge> ment thar thou haſt appointed. 7 Holhalthe congregation of the people compaffe thee aboutstoz thetr Cakes thcrctoze Freturneon high. · Pa gr 8 The Low hatindge the people:iudge thou me, D Lard, according to mys rightes ouſneſſe, and according to mine mnocencie, that is tit me. yet God (hall IL Gos tudgeth the righteous, and him wdgetheirhy- that contemuetl God,‘ euccp day. : pocrifie, 12 €rcept * hee turne, hee hath whet his i Hedoethcon- ſword: hee hath bent his bowe and made it tinuallycallthe ready. Wicked torepen- 13 Hee hath alfo prepared him Deadly tancebyfome ‘weapons: hee will osdatne his arrowes foz -fienesofhis = ` them that perfecute me. : _indgements, 14. * Behold, hee Wall trauatle with wic- k Except Saul kenene: for Hee hath concetucd mifchicke, but be bail bring fothatie. I5 Ve hath made a pit and digged if,and is fallen into the pit,that he madẽ. and weapons 16 His mifchiete Hall returne vpon his to deſtroy we. obne head, and his crucitte Hall fall vpon Thos confidering Hts owne pate. : d hispreatdenger, I7 J Wil pzaile the Lord according tobis hemacnificth ` 'righteouinefie,; and wili fing praiſe to the Gods grace, zame oF the Lord mot Wig. I faiah 59:4. ië 15.35. 1 -turnehis minde; T dies forhee hath both men In keeping faithfully his promife with me, PSAs uy Vk 1 The Prophet confidering the excellent kbera- htie and fatherly prouidence of God towards man, whom be made as jt were a god ouer all his works, doth not onely ciue creat thanhos, but is aſtoniſhed with the admiration of the fame, as cne nithing a» ble to compaffe fisch great mercies. E To Hin that eccelicth ot Gittith. & Plalme of Daurd. Lord ove Lod, howe iercetleut ts thy Pame mall the world: wyich hat iet thy glozy aboue the heauens. 2 Dut ofthe 2 mouth of babes ant fuck: wvickedwould lings haſt thon | osdcined ſtrength, betauſe hide Godspraie of thine enemies, that thou mighteſt stil fes,yetthevery theencmypand iheancnger: Babesarefufin ° 3 Á cient witnefles ofthe fame, || Or,efablifhed. Or, conſound. 09, kinde of in- rument, or tune, Or, noble, or arneilaus. a Though the d t Pfalmes. Mans dignitie. 2 Chen FT behold thine heauens euen the workes of thy fingers, the moone and the b It had been ſuf⸗ ſtarres which thou bat odeined, 4 atis > man, fayl, that thou art haue ſet forth bis mindkull of him? and thelonne of man,that glory by the hea- thou vilited hun? i uens though he § Foꝛ thon yak made him alittle lower had not come fo then: God, and crowned hin with gloz and low asto man worſhip. -cx which is but duft, 6 Chou hak made him to haue Domini- c Touching his on in the workes of thine bands t thou bhatt firkcreation, put ali things unter bis feete: d By thetempo- 7. Gil Aheepe and oxen : pea, and the rall gifts of mans beats ofthe field; ; creation, he isted 8 Thetouies of the ayre. and the RM oF co confider the the fea, and that which pallety thozow the bencScs which paths of the lras. . he hath by his 9 D Lewdour Lord, how ercelleutis thy regeneration Name inall the walu! througb Chriſt. * PSAL. IX. —— 1 After be had guen thanks to. God. for the fun- dry victories that he had fast him againſt his ens- mies andalfa proued by manifold experience hove ready God was at hand sn all his troubles: 14 He being now likewife in danger of new enemies des fireth God to helpe him according to bss woont, 17 And to deftroy the mslicteus arrogancie of bis. ge Le s eR es = : ohim thatercelleth opon Wuth fOr, kinde of in- Labben. A Pſalme ofDanid. firumenst or tunes CAN praple the Lord with mp » whole or, for the death beart; 3] wil ſpeake of all thy marneilous of Labsen or Go- works. i liath. ‘tj 2 Ywill be glad, and reioyce tuthee : H-a Godisnot will fing praile to thy Mame, D mot High, praifed,except 3. Fo. that mine enemies are turned the whole glory backe: they thal fallt peri at thy prefence, be giuento him 4 For > thowhalk matutatued my right alone, and my caule; thou art {et in the theotteand b Howfoeuer the iudgelt tight. enemie ſeeme for 5Thou haſt rebuked the heathen: thoy a time to pre- balt deſtroyed the wicked: thou haſt put our vaile, yet God their name fo2 ever and euer. prelerueth the G ¢@Denemte, Delkructions are come to iuh. aperpetualiende, and thou halt deltropen c Aderifionof 3 the cities: their memoziallis periſhed with the enemiethge `- then, mindeth nothiag 7 But the Lord) fhal ft for ence: he bath bu: dettruGion: prepared hts throne foriudgement. 8 Foꝛ he ſhall tunge the mod i righte⸗ deliver bis,and: ouſneſſe, and ſhall iudge the people wrth bring bim ingo.. equttie. : judgement, - < 9 The Loꝛd alſo will bea refuge forthe Or reigne as~ a poaze, a retuge in due time, euentnatflice iudge ison tow d Our miſeries 10 And they that kuowe thy Mame, will are meanes to truſt in thee: toz thou, Load, Halt not faled caufe vsta feele them that teeke thee. ; Gods prefent Il Sing paties to the Lord..whtch dwel care ouer vs. eth indion, thew thy peaple his mors. I2 fore when the makech inquttition foz: e- ThoughGed . blood, he remembeerh it, and forgectety not reuengeth nor y- the coiwpiatnt of rhe poore. fuddenly the 13 Haue mercy Bponine, D Lod, conic wrong doneta Dermy trouble. which I futer of them that: his,yerhe ſuffe⸗ bateme, thouthat Wied mee vp fromthe reck not the wice gates of death. . 4 Chat J may thewe all thy. prayſes fF In che open within the f gates of the Daughter of Sten, aflembly ofthe. „avd reloycd in thy ſaluation. Church. < 15 The ficient for him ro » but the Lord will- ked vnpunifhedy, j The nature of the wicked. ‘ g For God ouet- . throweth the wicked in their enterprifes, b The mercy of + God toward his . Saints muf be declared,and the fail of the wicked muft always be confidered, ll Or, thes is wor- thy to be noted, i God promifeth notto helpe vs before we haue felt the croffe, k Which they 1g The heather are s (unken Downe in the ptt, chat hep made: in che net that thep Hrd, ts tbeir foote taken. 16 t The Lome is knowen by erecu- ting iudgement + the wicked ts fared in the wozke oi bis owne ands, | Mragaton. PHelah. | ; 17 The wicked thall tuene into hell, and ali nations that forget God. 18 JFozthe pooze halt not be alway foz- gottensthebepe: ofthe atitcred fall not perii fo2 ener. 4 19 Gp Lod: let not man prenaile: let the peathen be tudged itt thy light. 20 Purt them iñ keare, D Lozd, that the heathen may know that they are but men. Belay. cannot learne without the feare ofthy iudgement, P a So foore aswe enterinto affi@i- on, wethinke God thould helpe vs, bur that “is not alway ¢s his due time, b The wicked man re:oyceth in hisowneluft:he > boafteth when he hath thathe would ; he brag- geth of his wit ` and _wealth,and bleſſeth himlelfe, and thus blafphe- meth the Lord, { Or, fuujffeth at. SAL. X 2 Hecomplameth ofthe frand,rapine,tyranny, and all kinds of wrong, which worldly men vſe, affigning the cavfetherof,:hat wicked men, berag as it were drunken with worldly profperity, and therefore ſetting apart all feare and reuérence to- svard God, thinke they may doe all things with- eut controwling. 15 Therefore he calleth vpon God,to fend fome remedy againft thefé defperate enils,16 and at length comforteth himſelfe with hope of deliuerance. VV Vyp tandet thou farre off, D Lom, V and bined thee tu? due time, cuen in alilictton? - ; j 2 The wicked with pride doth perlecute the pooze: tet them bee taken inthe. crafts that they hane imagined, 3 Fo the wicked hath t made boat of bis own hearts Delire,and the couetous bleſſeth himfeife : he contemneth rhe Lod. 4 Tbe wicked ts fo proud that he ſeeketh nor for God; He thinker) alwapes, Chere ts no Gad. j § His wayes alway profper: thy iudge· ments ave bigh aboue pis aght: theretoze i defieth be alibisencanics. De ſaith in bis heart, J Mally neuer be mouen, nor be in danger. J 7 Wis mouth ís full of curling and Des ceif, and fraude: buber his tongue is mil HOr.not be moucd chiefe and iniquitie. becan[e he was nogerin enill, © The enill thall not toueb me, 1.28 15.oreife he speaketh thus, ` becaufe he neuer felt cuill. d He ſheweth that the wicked haue many mezanesto hide theircrucltie, and therefore ought more tobe feared .6,By the hypo- . crilie of them. +- that have autho- ritie, the poore are caule wickednesis 8 4 He lieth in waitin the villages:in the fecret places Doeth he murder the innocent; bis eyes ave bent againg the poore. 9 He lieth in watt ſecretly, eu emag a lion inbisden be eth in waite to fpoyle the poore : he dorth ſpoyle the poore, when hee Drawer) pim into his neta — 10 ie croucheth and boweth: therefore beapes of tiee pomene fali by hismight. · IL Pe hath ſayd in his heart, God Hath forgotten, be hideth away bes face; and wiil neuer lee, i l 12 Ariſe, D Lode God : lift bp thine Hand: forget not the poore. N 13 Mbherkore doech toc wicked contemne Gos? be laith in his heart, Chou wile nor 8 regard, | devoured. f Heecalleth to God for helpe, be- fo farre ouergrowen, that God mufi now helpe or neues g Therefore thou mult needs punith this their blafphemic. ‘ > Pfalines. 14 Yet thou hak ſeene it: fo2 thon behol- Dek miſchiete and wong, that thou mayett » take te inte thine hands: the pooze com⸗ mitteth biniieite vnto thee ; fox thois art the Yelper of the fatherleiſe. I; Beake thou the arme ofthe wicked and malicious : itarth bis wickeoneue, and thon fhailt find‘ nons. i 16 The Lowis Ring foz ever and erer: tbe i Heathen are deſtroyed foozth of his anv, 17 Loyd, thon haſt heard the delire of the paoe: thou preparei their heart; thee ben⸗ Def thine care co them, 18 1 Qo iudge the fatherlefle and pooze, that earthly = t cant to eate ng moꝛe. 1 This Pfalme comtawmeth two parts. In the fit Dauid fkeweth how hard afaults of tentations he fiftained, andin bow great anguifh of minde hee was when Saul did perfecute him. 4 Then next he reioyceth that God fent him [uceour in his ne- cefsitie , declaring hu infice as well in gouer- sug the good , andthe wicked men, as the whole world, ¶ Tobim that ercelleth, A Palme of Dauid. {2 the Lord put 3 my trut: howe fap yee then to mp foule, Flee fo pour mountaine asa bird? , 2 Fezloe, the wicked bend their bow, & make ready their arrowes vpon the itring, that they may tecretip (hoot at thent, which are vpright in heart. 3 forthe foundations are caſt Bowne: what hath thee righteous Done 2 The Loe is in pis holp palate ; the Lodz theoneisinthe heauensbis eves ¢ will confiner : bis eye lids will trig the childzen of men, § Che Low will trie the rightesus: but the wicked and him that toueth tniquitic, Doth his toute bate. à 6 Upon che wicked he Mall raine ſnares, e fireann bain itone , and Remie tempel, thisis fthe poztian of fheir cup. i 7 Forthe righteous Lod toneth righte⸗ — bis countenance doeth behold the Lilt. dome and Gomortha, dregges,Ezck/2 3.34, sat i PS AL, XII 8 The Prophet lamenting the miferable efate ofthe people, andthe decay of allzood order, dea Greth God fpeedily to fend ſuccor to his children, 7 Then comforting himfelfe and others with the affarance of Gods helpe, he commendeth the come fiant verise that God obferucth in keeping bis as ie i x ; o him that excelleth bpon the efght tune, 4 Plalne of Dauid. eigen Her Lord, fo: there is not a 2 godly man left : for the faithfull. are fatten. fromamong thecbupienofinen, ~ 2 Obey Herke dectitkuliy euery one with His neigibour, > Hatteting with their lips, and peak witha doudie beart, — i 3 The Lod cut off all attering lips, and the tengue that ſpeaketh pond ching: _ Oda 4 bic) The iudgement ofthe wicked. ara f Which they fhall drinke ceuen to the) re. Pr} h To iudgebes tweene the rigt and the wrong, i For thou haft vererly deftrover him, > K The hypocrite or ſuch as line not after Godz lawe,fhalbe de⸗ ftroyed, 1 God helpeth when mans help ceafeth. || Or, defroy no Wore man vpe the earth. a This isthe wicked counfell of his enemiesta him and bis com panions, to drit him from the hepe of Gods promife, b Allhope of fuccour is taken cert and my caue good. | d Though all | things in earth ` be out of order, | yet God wil exe=) cute iudgement — from he uen. e As in the de· firutionofSes | aS alas — a Which dare defend ¥ trueth, | and {hew mercy to the oppteffed. } b He meaneth y, | flatrerersofthe.. | court, which : hurt him more: wW their tongues: then with their Weapons, e They thinke themfelues able to perfwade -whatfocuer they take in hand. d The Lord is moued with the - complaints of “his, & deliuereth inthe end ftom. all dangers, e Beeawle the - Lords word and ods word is pure. 4 Ahich Harte aid, e Mith our tongue will wee pecuatte sour lips are our owie: whoisLowdoucrys? ?: $ 4 fow foz tie oppe Tion ofthe needy, and foz the fighs of the pooze, 3 will vp, faith the Lord, and will e fet at liberty him, whom the wicked bath {nared. 6 The wards of the Lord are pure words, as the filuer,tried n a foznace of earth, ined ſeuen fold. 7 Chou wilt keepẽ the, D Loꝛd:thou wilt pieſerue him from this generation foz euer, 8 The wicked walke on enery ſide:when Pfalines. 6 prow bane mabe e a mocke at the coun: fell oF the pooze,becaufe the Leoz is his trut. 7 Db giue faluation ynto f Iſtael out of Zion: when the Loza turneth the captiuitie of bis people,then Jaakob hall retopce , and Firael halbe glad. J Note that of this Pfalme,the 9. 6. & 7. verſes, which arc put into the common tranflation, & may ſeeme unto fome to be left out in this, are not in the fame Pſalme in the Hebrew text but are rather put in,more fully to expreffethe mae ners of the wicked : and are gathered out of the §-140,4nd 10. Pfalmes,the 59. of the Prophet Whois bleffed, e You mocke thé that put cheir truft inGod, f He prayeth for ý whole Church who heis aflured God will deliuer: for nonebuthe - onely can docit, promife istrue & thep are exalted, 8 itis a Mame fog the fonnes wnchangeable, of men. air he will performe it,and preferuc the posre from this wicked genera» tien. £ Thatisthine, though he were but one man, g Forthey Ifasah,ch the 36,Pfalme, and ave alleaged by S. Paul, and placed togesher inthe 3. te the Roe manes, PSAL. XV. a He declareth: | ehathis afflicti- putpofe asthe his places ‘c Which might turne to Gods not defend his. | nefits paſt, de by | ethers to come, reprobate; but Í enslafied a long | time, and that his | faith fainted not. b Changing my ficke man doeth diſhonor, if he did | d Themercie of $ Godis the cauſe of our faluation. | e Both by thebes efaithful & the S Paul fpeaketh the fame of all men naturally, Rom.3.10, d Where they thinke themfelues moft jure. ſippreſſe the godly, and maintaine the wicked, PSAL XIIL 2 Dauid as it were ouercome with fundry and sew afflictions, fizeth to God as his onely refuge, 3 and fo at the length being encouraged through Gods promifes, he concesmeth moft fure confidence againft the extreme horrors of death, To him that ercelleth. A Pſalme of Danid, LE Tong wilt thou forget me, D Lord, a foz cuer? bow long wilt thou bide thy face from me? f 2 How loag Hall J taket counfell with- in my felfe , having wearineffe Daily in mine beart ? how long hall mine enemy be egal: ted aboue me? 3 Behold, and heare mee, D Lore my gion : usate mine epes, that J eepe not in Death : 4 Lek mine enemy fay, J haue: penais led againt him:and they that afflict me, res fopce when J Nide. : § But Itrult in thy d mercy: mine heart hailreioyce in thy faluation : J wili fing to the Lozd, becaule bee Hath < Dealt louingly withme. PSAL. XIIII. 1 He defcribeth the peruerſe nature of men which were fogrowento licencioufnes, that God was brought tc utter contempt. 7 For the which thing although he was greatly grieued , yet being perfwaded that God would [end fome prefent re⸗ medie, he comforteth himfelfe and othurs. C Tobin vet ercelleth, A Pfalme of Dauid, f Te * foole hath ſaid in his heart, » There isne.@od: thep haue’? cozrupted, ans Done an abominable worke ; there is none is that Doeth good. 2 he Lowlooked Downe from heauen vpon the chilozen of men,to {ee tf there were any that would vnderſtand and eke God. 3 © Qilare gone out of the way : thep are allcorrupt: there ts none that Doth good, no mot one. 4 Doe not all the workers of iniquity knowe that thep eate bp mp peopie,as they gate bread ? they call not vpon the Lod. 5 4 There they Hallbetaken with feare betauſe Hodis in the generation of cheiulk, 1 This Pſalme teacheth on what condition God did chuſe the Lewes far his peculiar people , and wherfore he placed hisTemple among them, whic h was tothe intent that they by buing uprightly c godly might witneffe shat they were his [peciall and holy people, — € å Plalme of Danid. Easy: hall dwell in thy Taberna- cle? who Hall reft in thine polp monne taine ? {hut 2 Wethatawalketh bprightlpand two- keth righteouſneſſe, and (peakerh the trucch in bis beart. ; 3 Wee that llaundereth not with pis tongue, no? doeth enill to his neighbour, noz receiueth a falle report againit bis netabbour. ay — 4 Jn whole epes a bile perlon is cons temned but he honoureth them that feare the Lob 3 he thãt ſweareth to his owne hindes- rance and changeth not. : § Hethate gtueth not bis money vnto bfurie, 10? taketh reward againſt the innos cent: be that doeth theſe chings, 4ihall ne: uer be mooued. P SAL, XVI. 1 Dayid prayethto God for ſuccour, not fer his workes, but for his faiths fake, 4 Prote/timg that hehateth all idolary, taking Ged esely for bis —* and felicitis, who fisffereth bis to lacke nothing. C Michtam of Danid. paatu mee, D Gov: foz in thee doe J strui, 2 Omyfoule,thau batt fain vnto the 1020, hou artmy Loꝛd smyp> wel Doing exten- deth net to thee, | : ! 3 Buc tothe Saints that are in the earth, — to the excellent; all mp Delight is in them. 4 The ſorrowes of them, that offer te another God hall be multiplient : d their of» ferings of blood will} not offer, neither er mention of their names with mp ips. í § TheLordisthe portion of mine inhe: —— of mip cup: chou Walt maintaine my lot. 2 : 6 Thee lines are fatien pute me in plea fani places yea, Jhaue a faire heritage. 7 3 will peatle the Lom, who hath given * * a Fir God re- : uireth vpright- nele — doing well to o- thers,and thirdly trueth & fimpli+ City in our words, b He that fattes rethnot the yn- godly ia their anickednefie. € Tothe binde- rance of his* neighbour, d That is, fhalt not becalt forth ofthe Church as by pocrites., fOr, certaine tune, ` a He thewerh that we canoe call vpon God, except weuult in him. i b Thoughwe cannot entich God, yet we muft | beftoweGods _~ giftsto the vſe of his children, c Asoriefe of confcience and miferable de- ſtruction. À d He would. neie ther by outward profeffion, nor in heart, nor in mouth confent to their idolatsie:,Exod,2 3.13. € Wherewith my portion is meaſured. me Gods word bridleth him. f Godreacheth smecountfell: my f reines ato teach me inthe mecostinually nights. ; 3 by fecret infpira- 3 Jhaue ſet the Loyd alwayes before me: tion. foz bets at mp tight handirbercfore J s Hall g The faithfull not Aie. are fure to perle- 9 (Gherefoze t mine beart is glad, and | hereto theend, my tongue retoyceth:my kleſh allo Boeth rek bThatis,ire- inbope. : i | ioycebothinbo- 10 Foꝛ thoui wilt not leaue my foule in dyandinfoule. the graue:neither wilt thou ufer thine holp ioy i Thisischiefly Dne to (ee coruption. e | meantof Chit, 11 Thou wile Hew me the path of life: in | by whoferchr- thy * pzelence is the kulnelle of top:and at thy | reGionalihis right band thereare plealures foz eucrmeze, members haue ; F immortalitie, kK Where God fauoureth, there is perſect felicity, PSAL, XVII. s Here he complaineth to God of the crue: pride and arrogancy of Saulyand the reft of his enemies, who thus raged without any caufe giuen on hus part. 6 Therefore he defireth God to rewenge his snnocencie, and deliuer him. s ¶ The prayer of Danid. a My righteous Eare the right, D Lord, confiner mp caufe. cry: hearken vito mp paper of lips vne | fained, ance that thou 2 Let my fentence come forth from thy wea- prelence,and let thine eyes behold equitic. | gaint mine cne- 3 Thou balk < proouedD and vilited mine mics. - beartinthenight: thou batt tryed me, and | c Wheneby fpi-- foundet nothing : for J was purpoted that sitexamined my mp4month Hoyt not offend. confcience. > 4 Concerning the works of men, by the d I was innotent “e woꝛds ofthplips 3 kept me fromthe paths towatdminee- gfthecrueliman, _ nemie both in s Dtay my fepsin thy patbess that my deed & thought. feete Doe not Uide. € Though the 6 J baue called vpon thee : ſurely thou wicked prouo- wilt heare me,D God: incline thine care to ked metodoe me and heaxken vnto my woꝛds. euill foreuill,yet 7 Shew thp marueilous mercies, thou thywordkept that art the auiourof them that truf in me backe. thee from furch as e refi thy right hand. f He wasaffured 8 Keepe measthe apple of the epe: hide thatGodwould me vnder the hadow of thy wings, notrefufchiste- — g From the wicked that oppreffe mee, from mine enemies, which compalle me round about foz b my foule. } Io Whey are incioled in thetr ownei fat, and a haue (poken proudely with their mouth. Il Chey haut compaſſed bs new in our ſteps:they bane fet their eyes to boing Bown tothe ground s } 12 Like asa Lion that is greeny of pray: and asit werea Lions whelpe lurking in fecret places. Fi 13 Gp Loud,* vifappotat him : tat bim Downe: deliuer mp ſoule from the wicked with thy (wod, 14 From men by thine! hand, D Lom, from menil of the weld, who haus their m portion tn this life, whale bellics thou fil- let with thine hin teeafure: therte childeen haue enough, and leaue the reſt of their (ub: ſtance foz their cyildzen. fOr,whofe ty- ramiehathtoo Long endyred, m- And feele not the ſmart that Gods children oft times doe, eft. Z For all rebell * Or,which és thy d, wor, 1 By thine hea- uenly power. Palmes. Dauids confidence. 21 3 15 BurZ will behold = thy face in tightee n This isthe ouſñeſſe. and when F ° awake, J ſhalbe d fied with thine image. forting againit ali afaults ,to haue the face of God and fauourable countenance opened vnto vs o And am deliueted out of my great troubles, PSAL XVIII 1 This Pfalme is the firft beginning of his gra- tulation and thanhe ſgiuing in the entring snte hss kingdome,whevein be extolleth and pray[eth mof highly the marueslous mercies and grace of God, who hath thus preferued and defended him. 32 Alfa he fetteth forth the image of Chriſts king- dome thatthe faithfull may be affured that Chrift Shalt alwayes conquere and oucrcome by the va- peakeable power of his Father , though all the whole world fhould fi rine thereagainft. € Tobim that excelleth.A Plalme of Dauld the ſeruant ofthe Loz. mbich ſpake vnto tye Lod the words of this fong (inthe Dap that the Lord Delivered him trom the hand of all bis enemies , € from the band of Saul) and fay, J — — thee dearely, D Lone my rength. 2The Lord ismy rocke, and my foz» treſſe, and hee that deliuereth me, mp God and mp. ſtrength: in him will J trut, my — bezne allo of my faluation, and mp efuge. | 3 J will call spou the Lorde, which is Worthy to be> pratten: ſo fhal Jl be fate from mine enemies. 4 The obtaine their re- patted meabout: the ſnareẽ of Death ouer- quelts of God, tooke ine. lat loyne not 6 But in mp trouble did T cat! vpon the his glory with L020, and cried vnto my Hed : Ye yearD my their petition, voice out ok bis Tempie, € my cry did come c Hefpeaketh befoze him, cuen inte hts eares. of the dangers & 7 à Then the carth trembled, and qua- malice of bise- ked: the foundations alſo ofthe mountaines nemies, from the mooued and ſhooke, becaule be was angry. which God had 8 Smoke went out of his noltrels, ana deliveredbim, as conſuming fire out of fis mouth: coales lOr cordes, or were kindled thereat. cables, 9 Hecbowed the heauens alfoandcame 4 A defeription Downe, and £ Darkencile was under his of the wrath of feete. Ged againft his Io And he rode bpon s Cherub and DiD fiie, and he came flying open the mings sf the winde. ; Il He made Darkeneffe bish {ecret place, & bis panilion round about him, cuen Dark: nelle of waters, and cloudes of tie ayze. Gods iudge- 12 At thebrightneſſe of his pꝛeſence his ments ſhail be clouds paffed,baileftones and coales office. tothe wicked, 3,56%.22.2» a He vſeth this diwerlitie of names to fhew that as the wic- had heard his praiers. c Hethewerth how horrible 13 Whe Lord alfo thundred in the hea- f Darkeneflefig. | ten, and the Highelt caue: his popece baile- nifieth che wrath {tenes anu coales of fire. of God, as the 14 Gien he fent out k bis arrowes anB clearelight fig- ſcattered them ant je increaſed lightnings nificth Gods fae and deſtroyed thun. uour. g This is defcri- bed at large, Plal.ro4. h As aking angry with the people will” and hailed. jf Thundred,lightred, 15 And not thew himflfeynrothem, i k Hislightnings, tf full felicity,com- | enemiesafterhee } a aua 4 - Power commeth of God. That is, the deepe botròms | were feene, when - athe red fea was divided. i m Cur of fun- dry and preat dangers. n To wit Saul. o Therefore God lent me fuccour. p Tne caufe of Gods deline- rance is bis only: fauour and loue CO VS. g Dauid was ` {ure of bis righ- teous caufe and good behauiour coward Saul and his encmies,and therefore was aflured of Gods fauour and deli- UWerance. 77 t gers he exercifed himfelfe inthe Law of Ged, f Ineither gant place to their ° wicked tentati“ ons, nor to mine ownesficGions, - © Here be fpea’ keth of Godac- _ cording to our capacitic, who - fhewethmercy tohis, and puni- {heth the wic- _ ked, asis fayd > calo, Leuit, z6, 2524. u Wher their finnciscometo the full meaſure. x Hevattribu. tethirro God, that bee both tethevidory in the fieldjand allo deftroyed cthecities ofhi⸗ enemies. y Bethe dan · gers neuer fe Many or great, yet Gods pro- . imie muſt take effes me Ficegiteth 2 mi) i i . goed facceffeto'all mine enterprits, a: Astowersand fotts,vhich ther Were? tootvong fozsne. Is Ant the chanels sf waters tert fence, andthe! foundations of the wo2ld were Dil couered at thy rebuking, D Lozd,atthe bla: litng of the breath of chy noſtrels. 16°10¢ bath fent Downe fram abore and taken ine the hath Deamencme out of many ™ Waters. 3 17 He hath deliuered me from my = rong enemy; and from them which bare mee: for i8 Thep preuented me inthe Day simy calamities but the Loꝛd was my tap. Ig Websoughtmetesth alo into a large place: ede deliuered wie becauſe be fauoured MERS k ni è 3) S} AE ES LISS 20: SheLowrewardedine according to my arightcsulneTes accoꝛding tothe pures neſſe of mine bands he recomipenteD me; 21 Wecaule J kept the wates of the Low, and Did not wickedly againit my Mod. 122) Fozalibts laweswere before me, and ‘FT DMD not caſt away hiss commanvements 23 J was vpright allo with him, € haue kept mefrom my! wickedneſſe. 24 Therekoze the Lord rewarded me åt- cording tomy righteouſnes, & according ta the pnreneffe of mine hands in his tight. 25 lith chet godly thon wilt Mewe thy felfe godly: with the vpꝛight man theu wilt thew thy telfe vpright. : | 26 CHith the pure thou wilt thew thy felfe pure, and with che froward thon wilt Hew thy felfe froward, ; 27 Thus thou wilt fane the pooze people, and wilt = cat downe the proud lookes. 28 Surely thon wilt light mp candle: the Lod my God will ighten my darkeneſſe. 29 Sorby thee J pwie * broken through a ana by mip God Jhaue leaped ouer a wati 30 The wap of Godis vncorrupt: the y Woad of the Lord ts tricd inthe fires heisa Wicd to all that truſt in him 31 Foz whois Gad belines the Lord? and whe ts mighty fauc our God? 32 God girdeth me with Krength, and maketh mpz way vpright. 33, He maketh my feere like Pindesfecte, and fertetl me vpon minea bighpiaces. 34. dee reachety mine hands to fight: ſo that abowe of |i braſſe is broken with mine armies, 35 Thou Hak alſo ginen me the > miela of thy faluations and thy right band bach flayed me, and thy cloning kindneile bath cauled me totsicreate. 36 Thou haſt enlarecd my Reps vnder meand mine jeeles Have not (td. 37 43, haue purited mine enemies, and taken chenand paue not turned againe till 3 bad confumed then, 28 Jhaue wounded them, that they were not abie to rile; they avetalie vnder my feet. herooke ourofrhe hands of Gods enemies, || Or fleele. b To defend me fromd angers, c He attributeth che beginning, conti- “nuande and increafein well doingonely taGo. ds finder., ~-d.! Dauid declareththat hedid noshing belides his yocation,but was ftisred vp by Gods Spirit to exccucchisgudgem¢nts, J Lf. rer Kuss A, RUST ese Phalmes. ioycing of the affembly. Gods excellen 39 Foꝛ thou hak girded me with ſtrength tobatteil; them, that rofe again me, thou Hatt ſuhdued vnder nie. 40. Zad theu hak eginen me the neckes oF nitie enemies, that 3 might Beitrop them that hate me. 4CThepſcried, but there was none to laue them, cuen vnto the Lod, but he antes red them not. 42 Ehen FZ did beate them ſmall as the Duf before the wind; 3] DD tread then fiat as the clay in the frectes. 43 Thou hait deliuered me from the tons tenttonsof the peoples thon batt inade mee the bead of the s heathen :a people, whom J] hane not bkuowen, fall ferue me, 44 Aslooneas they heare, they Hallobey me: the ranger Hall be ur ſubiection te nie. š 45 Stranaers Hall: Minke away, and feave tnthete priuie chambers. 46 Lettie Lod liue, and bleed bee my ftrength, andthe God of my faluation bee eraited. 47 It is God that giucth me power te a> henge me,q ſubdueththe people vnder me. 438 D my deliuerce froni mine enemies, euen thon balt fet mee vp from themythat roſe againſt mesthou bat Delinered mee from the i crnell man. J7 l 49 Therefor m F will paite thee, D LoD among the nations, and wu ling vnto thy ame. 3 50 Greatdelinerances giueth he vnto bis Ring, aud Weweh mercie to his anoynted, euen to Dauid, and to bis” (eed for cuer. m This prophecie appertaincth tothe kingdom vocation ofthe Gentiles, asRom,15.9, n This appettaine to Salomon, but to leſus Chrift, P.S.A LL. XIX, 1 To the intent he might mooue the faithfullte a deeper Confideration of Gods glory she ſetteth be- tworkes, ¢, Thou haft gi- uen them into mine hands to | be ſſaine. f They that ree isc che cry-of.., the afili@ted, God willalfo reic | them, when they cry for helpe: for citber paing ot fearecaule .., thofe hypocrites; to Gye. ; i g Whichdwell,, round about me. h The kingdome of Chrift isin Dauids kingdom prefgured: who by the preaching ot his worde bringeth allto is fubiection. i Or, lie: fignify= ing a fubicion, conftrained and, not voluntary. k Fearefhal caule them to be afraid andcome-forth - of their fecret holesand boids tofeeke pardon, . 1 Tharis, Saul... who of malice |. perfecuted him. c of Chif, and did not properly = Sore thesr eyes the moft exquifite workemanfhipof the heanens with their proportion and ornaments: 3 And afterward calleth them tothe Law,wher- ix God Lath reuszled himfelfe more familiarly ta his chofer people The which peculiar grace,by coa mending the Law,he fetteth forth more at large, € Co him that ercelicth. A Plalme of Danid: T De**hcauens Declare the glory of Hod, i €the firmament ſheweth the woke of his hands. 2 >Daywnto day vttereth the fame; and night unto night teacheth kuowlenge. 3. There is ne {peech noz < language, where their voyce ts not heard. Rem.1,30, a He reprocheth vnto man ingra ĩtude ſee » ing the beautrs, which are dumbe creatures, fet & Their i lincis gone forth though all foorth Gods the earth and their words inte the ends.of olory, the wozld 3 in them bath heſet a tabernacle fo: the (unne. s bich commeth foosth as a bꝛide· gromeoutof his © chamber, de reioyteth like power andgoodnefle, c Theheauensare a Sch nations,be they neuer fo barbarous. d The he of great capitali lettersta (hew voto vs Gods glor b The continual: fuccefle of the day & the night 7 is fufficient to declare Gods oolemaifterte all auensare as a line y. e Or, vaile. The mancr was, that the bride and bridesroome fhould Rand vader availecogether, and after come forth wich great folèninity , and res S\ Pe amighti ew — re Ep or We To truſt in God onely. aimightiznian te titii his race. 6 iis going autis fremche ende of the Heatien , and his compalic is puto the endes ofthe lame, and none is hid from the beate thereof. Pfalmes. The Kings fiire defence. PSALDXXL FS 1 Danid ize the perfon af the people praifieh God for the victory attributing it to God, and not tothe firength of man, Wherein the holy Ghoft directeth the fasthfullta hriſt, vho ss the pi sferon of | imi 214 f Though the 7 The Lavrokthe Lord ts perfeiscon creaturcs cannot pertingtheionle: the tetunonte of the Low ‘an yetthis is fure,and giueth wilteme vnto the fimpic. wghttobe fifi. 8 Che Ratutes of the Lord are right,and cient to lead vs. retoyce the heart: the comunanBement of rhe vnto him, Load is pute, and gtucth light ynta the eyes. gSothat almans g The teare ot the Loza is cleane, anv inuentions & in· endureth foz ener: the iudgements of rhe tentions are lies. Lod ares tructh; they are righteous balta: h Everyone — gether, without excep. - -1O And moe to bee ‘defired then golut, tion. pea, then muci fine golar: ſweeter atio then i Except Gods honie and the onic combe. wordbeeltee- . IL Goꝛeouer by themis thy ſernant made med aboue all . civctimlpects andin keeping of chamthereis worldly things,, great k reward. it iscontemned, K For God ac- cepteth our inde- uour, though it be farre vnper· Fe. 1 Then thereis no reward of _ duety, but of _ grace:for where finneis,there death is sthe reward., n` If thou ftgpretfe my jo 12, Cbs. can vnderſtand his |,faultes.? Cleante me front fecret faults. 13 Keepe thy ſeruaunt alſo from ™ prea {umptuous finnes :let them not reigne oer me: "fo Hall F bee vpꝛight, and made cleane from much wickedneſſe. 14 Let the wozds.of my mouth, and. the > mevitation of mine heart bee acceptabletn thy fight, D. Lom my ftrength, and my ree demer. * m- Which are done purpefely and of malice, icked affe@ions by thine ‘holy Spirit. o That Imiy obey ihee in thought, wordand deed, _. g a —— Kings | are alfo admoni- mia ar a _ fhed to calito’ God in their af- | faires >, | b Thevertue, ofGod. | ¢ Intoken that "ble vntohim. _ king; in whofe © wealth our felici- tie ftandeth, € TheChurch ble Sanétuaric is people, fo y! the heauen- ly ismeant his in Gad. GH Sop e wey Leas sf z A prayer H); the people unto God , that it ` would pleafe him to bearetheir king, and recewe. ' his facrifice which he ofred before he went to bat- _ tell agah the Ammonites, ¶ To hin thac cecelleth. dex Pſalme of Danid, E TR 2102 heare thee in the day of trou⸗ bie: the b-fdaine of the Sod of Jaakob 2 Hend thee help: from the Sanctuary, and ſtrengthen chee out of stot. 2 Let bimremember all chine offerings, f power, and grace ae etuene thy burnt offerings into aſhes. elah: 4 And graunt thee according to thine _ they are decepit- Aeayhaant māla tip purpote; That we may retoyce inthys faluation, d’Granted tothe ano let vp the banner in the ame of our God, when tye Loy atl bettorme all thy “pe titiang. 6 Mow- knowe F that the Lord wiil helpe bis anopnted, and witl beare bim from feeleth that God His f Aanctuarie by the mighty Helpe of his hathheardtheir right hand. p Save Lowe ler the ‘Sing hears vain the day that we call: , ATOR “power and maic — gs othe ———— iit not Nipel onl erat Delthe king be ablérs deits vé'by hy — ‘when we fecke vat vaio him for fccoun,” apap bond the firings of ~~ — —— ~ TEn] ing dome. ce To him that ercelicth. | Wialine ef Dauid. TR: Bing Wail a ccispce inthy rength, a When ke thal D Load: peas bow greatly chall heẽ re⸗ ouercome his €- ioyce in thy faluatton! 2 Thou hat guen him his hearts dee nemies, and fo be affured of his vor fires and bait not denyed him the teuet of —— a lips. Selah, Foꝛ thou b tindet prenent bin mith b.-Thon.declae redftthy liberalf liberali blefitnigs, and diddeũ fet a crowue of favourtoward pure gold npon bis bean, 4 ‘Mec alkend life of chee,end thon ganeft bint aloug life for euer and euer. S: is gloꝛpis great in thy faluatiom Dig: nitie and honour baft thon lath pyon him 6 Fgoꝛ thou haſt fet him az 4 biefings foz cuer: thonbatemave bim glad with the top stip countenance: = 7- Wecaufe the king trulteth in the Low and in the mercy of the mot High, bee fail not dide 8 Thine hand foal finde, ou iii enemies, and thy right hale Hall finde out them that bate thee. 9 Thou. Galt make, them like a ferie ouen in time of thine anger: the Lord Gat deſtroy them in his xmraihand si nw — deueure them. 10 Their kruite i tt thoudelty oe catty, and their [eene from fe t ofmen. IL fFo2 they E intended euill agant thee, and —— milchiete, bur cher pall not ꝛeuaile 12 Therefore Malt; ou put them bapait aiioa ‘thatt thou make ready againũ thetr faces. 13 Wte thew erated, D Lon, in tip trengt fo wil we. ing t paiic thp power. h_ Asamarkcto Poote at. PI SUNAS Sh 1 Danid complained becaufe beewas brought into ſuch extremities that he was paft alhope: but after bee had rehearfed the fori owes and griefes wherewith he was vexed, io, He recou⸗reth bima ftf: from the Gort ouil:s pat of tentations O grow. · z eth in hope. And heré vader bis owna per [ow hee fetteth forth the fixure of Chrift, whom he dil fre Ge by the [pirit of proplecie, that hee fhould mar- uztloufly and firanzely be deie bed Cs abafed, be- fore his father feou! d rafe and exale himagaine, CTo hint that ercollerh pái Aiteieth Yaſchaher geot DANA enterpriſe n Maintaine thy Chureb at iin adlucrlaris,: hat we may hane ample occafionto praife | thy! Namg., | him before he pray ed. auid didnot: cen obtain life- but alſo aflurance that his polterity fhould ieigac ~ ever. d Thou ba, made him thy: bleffings to o thers, & a pepee tu cxa apie ofthy fauour for cuer. e Here hedeferi- beth the power- of Chris Kinga.. on demagani the.: om enenpiest — f This teacheth 3 vs patiently to- endure the crofle till Ged deltray . the aduerfarie, d: g They laid as it were their nets to, make God⸗ POWs er to giue place... to their wicked Or the hide sa themorgig, an cP a Goad, inp sd, by hati thou faz: the was ‘the, name Yit iken meg, andact to Saree from mune of fome common heatthand from the woids ot nyo roaring? ag.. * 2..D my God, J crie by pay, bus thou a Heteappea- © beare not, aud UpASbt. bii i panga aw — dfence. thant défperation, Y “Being ces wih cits imt — TOF te eg tow yer, F ctafe Not ` R OF as “Wut fou attholhs ay de Ein abito: which he funci- econtia” betieene ` t 3? £ > ` * ws i ale SS ee S A prophecie of Chrift. thespratfesof Firad. 4 Due fathers truſted in thee: thep tru- fing,euenthe ſted, and chou didſt Deliner them, ‘Tabernacle: or § Thep called vpon theg, and were delt- elsitisfo called, tered: thep trufted in thee, and were not e He meaneth the place of prai- becaufe he gaue confounded. the people can- 6 But Hama d twome, and not aman; tinually occafi- a Hame of men, andthe contempt of the onto praife people. j j him. ; 7 All they that fee me, haue me in deri⸗ d Andfeeming fian: thep make a mowe and nod the bead, moftmiferable faying, : of all creatures, 8 £* We truked inthe Loyd, let him deli- which was meant wer him: let him ſaue bim, ſeeing hee loueth of Chrift, And” jim, herein appeareh 9 ‘But thon diddeſt draw meout of the the vnfpeakeable e wombe; thou gaueſt me hope, cuen at mp loueof Godto- mothers batts. ward man, that IO J was tatt bpon thec, cuen from f the hewouldrhus ° Wwonrbe: thou art my God from mp mothers abafehisSonne belly. for our fakes.. It Be not farre from me, becauſe trouble # Ebr. rolled vp- is necte: fog there is none to helpe me. an God, =. I2 Many yong buls haue compaſſed me: Hat.27.43. mightte s bulles of Bahan haue clofed me c Euenfrom my about. — birththowhat > , 13 Chey gape bpd me with their mourhes, given meocca- ' as g Lamping and roaring lion. fontok ~ 14 J am {tke h water powred out, and $ all mp bones are out of ioynt: mine heart ts f Forexcept ` Ithe ware: itis molten inthe imiddes of mp Gouls providence bowels: , preſetue the in- 15 Wp ſtrength is dryed vp like a pot» fants, theyfhould Heard, my tongue cleaucth to my iawes, perifha thon. © and thou ‘hak brought me inta the duſt of {and times in Death, the mothers 16 Foz dogges haue compaſſed mee, and wombe, the affembly of the wicked. baue incioſed g Herreaneth, mee : thep K pierced mine bands and mp fake thathiseneinies Feete. wete fo fatte, 17 J may tell all my bones: yet thep bee proud and craell, Hold, and looke pon me. that they were 18 They part mp garments among them, rather bealtes and calt lots ypon my velture. - thenmen, 19 But be not thou farre off, D Lod, my h Beforehee ſtreugth: baten to helpe me. - fpake of thetru- 20 Deltuershy onle from thefword : my elticofhisene- 'Defolate oule fromthe potwer of the dow. _ mies, and now 21 ™@aueine from the lions mouth.and hedeclareththe anfwere me in ſauing me from the hornes of inwardgriefes the pnicornes. of the minde,fo 22 * F will declare thy Mame vnto my that Chrift was bꝛeethren; tu the mids of che Congregation tormented, both Will Jpꝛaile thee, fying, in foule and 23 Pꝛayſe the Lorde, peé that feare’ body. him : magnifie pe bim. all the ſeede of Jaa⸗ i Thou haft fùf- kob, andfeare pee him, all thelecde of PE feredmetobe tatl. y A withourallhope ` 24 Foꝛ be hath nót defpited no: abhorred of life, the affliction of the ° poze: neither hath hee k ThusDawid hid hts face from him, but when hee callen complainethas vnto bin, he heard, ; ’ thoughhewere 25 My patie hall be of thee in the great nailed by bis enemies both handsand feete: but this was accomplithed'in,Chrift. 1 My life that is folitar-, left alone, and forfaken of all, Pial. 35,17, and25.16. m Chriftis deliuered with a more mighty deliuerance by ouercomming death, then ifhee had not tafted death at all. Hed, 2,12, n., Heepromifeth to exhort the Church, that they by his ex. ample might praifethe Lord. o The pooreaffli@ed are comfor- ted by this example of Dauid,or Chrift, Pfalmes. The Lord comforteth in troubles. congregations my v bowes will J perforsme p Which were fae — before theim that feare bint. ctifices of thank{- 26 Ye poore Hall cate and be ſatiſtied: giuing, which they that teeke after the Lozde, Wall prayle they offered by bint: pour heart hall itue foz ewer. Gods comman- 27 Gil the endes of the world Mallre- dement, when member themelues, and turne tothe Lord: they were deliue- and ali the kinreds of the nations ſhall woz: red out of any fhip befoze thee. 5 great danger. 28 Foꝛ the kingdome isthe Lozds, and he q He dothal- ruleth among the nations. lude Rill to the 29 AU they that be fat tin the earth, ſhall facrifiee. eate and worhip: allthep that goe downe r Though the into the duſt, Mall bow before him, í enen poorebe firt na- be that cannot quicken bis owne foule. med, as verie 26, 30 © Their (eed fall erue him it hallbe yet the wealthy counted vito the Loz fora generation. are not feparated 31 They hall come and thall declare his fromthe grace of righteouſneſſe unto a people that Hall bee Chriftskincdom. bozne, becaule he hath “dene it. f In whom there isnohopethat he thall recouer life: fo neither pocrenor rich, quicke nor dead hali bee reiected fromhis kingdome. t Meaningthe pofteritie, which ~ the Lord keepeth asa feede to. the Church to continue his praile ae mong men. u Thatis, God hath fulfilled his promife, ë PSAL., XXIII 2 Becaufe the Prophet had prooued the great merciesof God at ditsers times and in fiendry mas nersshe gathereth a certaine affavance, fully per- [wading himſe ſe that God will continue the very fame goodneſſe toward him for ener, @ a Palme of Dani, ; TR Lot is my * pepheard , 43 hall not 7/4. 40.1rsere. want. 23.5. e3xck. 34 2 Wee maketh mee to reſt in greene pas 23.s0bn 10.0% ſture, aad leadeth ine by the till waters. 1.pet.2.25. 5, e>reftozcth mp foule,and leadeth me a He hath care in the «paths of rightcoutnes fo: bts flames euer me, and mi- SEA niftreth ynto mee 4 Pea, though J Monl walke through all things. the valleyofthe 4 hadowof Death, J witli b Hecomforteth feare no enill: foz thon att with mes thy rod or refrefheth me, and thy ſtaffe,they comtozt me, c Plainé, or 5. Shou doeſt preparea ¢ table before me ftraighe wayes, in the fight of mine aduerlaries: thou doeſt d Though hee fanopnt mine head with ople, and my cup were indanger 4 runneth ouer. i of death,as the 6 DWonbtiefie,kindnes ¢ mercy Hall fol- theepe that. wane low mee all the Bayes ofmpiife, EJ fballres drethinthe dark |; maira long (cafonin the shouleofp Lozn, vals — his ephear e Albeit his enemiesfoughtto deftroy him, yet Goddelinereth him, and dealeth moft liberally with him indefpite ofthem. f Aswas the maner of great feafts.. g He ſetteth not his felicitie in che pleas fures of this world, but in the feare and feruiceof God, —Aa PSAL, XXIIII. x Albeit the Lord God bath made, and gouer- neth all the world,yet toward his chofen people bis gracious goodnes doth moft abundantly appeare, 2% that among thé be will hawe his dwelling place, Which though it was appointed among the chil- dren of Abraham, yet oncly they doe enter aright, into this Sanctuary, which are the true worfhip= pers of God , purged from the finfull filth of this world, 7 Finally he raagnifieth Gods grace forthe building of the Temple, totheend he might firre up all the fasthfull to the true feruice of God, ¶ A Plalme of Dauid. Deut 10,14 Te earth *isthe Lords, tall chat therein ob 28.24. ig: the world E thep that dwell — 1.667.10,26, 2 No Whom God accepteth. a Henotcthtwo things: the one that the earthto mans iudgement feemeth aboue the waters: and next, that God miraculoufly pre- ferueth the earthy chat itis not drowned withthe waters which na- turally are aboue it. b Though cir- cumcifion fepa- rate the carnall feed of Iaakob from the Gen- tiles,yet he that feeketh God,is the true Iaakob and the very 1f- raelite. c Dauid defireth the building vp 2 Foz hebath founded it vpon the leas: ána eſtabliſhed it vpon the floods. à 2 Ayo Wall afcend into the monntaine ar the Loyd Zand who hall and in his help ace? £ Euen he that hath innocent handes, and a pure heart; which hath not lift vp bis mind bite vanityp, noꝛ ſwoꝛne deceitfullp. 5 Pe ſhal recetue a bleſſing from p Lord, and righteouſneſſe from the Gad of hts fal- uation. 6 This ts the >generation of them that fecke him,of them that lecke thy face, this is Jaakob. Aclah. 7 © Lift vp yourheads,yee gates and bee ye lift vp pe euerlaſting doores, and the king Of glozy Mall come tn. 8 Chigotsthrs Ring of glozy? the Lord, Erona and mighty, cuen the Lord mighty in atteil. o Lift bp pour heads,ve gates,and lift pp yourfelues,ye euerlaſting doꝛes, and the Ring of glozy fall comein. 10 Cho is this Ring of gloꝛyethe Loꝛde of hottes, be ts the king of giny. Seiah. -Pfalmes. cifull vnto mine iniquitte,(p2 it is great. 12 What i man ts hee that feareth the Lod? him will pee teach tie way chat hee fhail* chute. 13 Wis foule Hallawell at cafe, and his feed Wall inberite the land. 14 Che ſecret of tive Loyd is reuciled to them that fearedim: €hiscouenant to gine them buderitanding. ' 15 Mine eyes areener toward the Lod; fo2 he wili bang my feet ent of the net. I6 Turne thy tace vnto nie, have nier ty bpon mies foz Jl am delolate and pooze. 17 The owes of mine heart are ene larged: Draw meout of mp troubles. 18 Looke vpon mine affliction and my trauctl,and fozgine all my finnes. 19 Beholde mine. enemies, for they are many, and they hate me with crucil hatred, 20 iKeepe my foule, and Deliner mee: let me not bee confounded, fo? J] tru tn thee. 21 Letp mine bpzightnes and equity pre- ferue me: foz my hope ts in thee. 22 Deliuer Jacl, D God, out of all bis troubles. True feare rewarded. 21 5 LE Foz thy» ames fake, D Lord be mer · h And for none other refpeQ, i Meaning, the number is very fmall, k Hee will dire& fuch with his fpi- rit to follow the night way. Í He (hall prof- per both in fpiri- tuall and corpo- rali things, m Hiscounfell contained in his- word, whereby he declareth that: heis the pro- teGoar of the faithfull, n My grtefeis increafed becaufe ofmine enemies cruelty. o The greater that his affiGi- ofthe Temple, wherein the glory of God (hould appeare, and vndet the figure of this Temple,hee alfo prayeth for the fpirituall Temple, which is eternal, becaule of the promife which was madeto the Tem: ' ons were , and the more that his enemies increafed , the more necre felt hee Gods- helpe, p Foraſmuch as I haue behaued my felfe vprightly toward ple,asit is written, Pſal.i 32.14. a Tputnot my truft in any worldly thing. , b That thou wilt take away mine nemies, which Be: thy rods. Ifa 28. 26 rom. ; FOIE. ; c Retaine me inthe faith of thy promife , that I {warue sot on any fide. -à Conftantly, and againft all " tentations. _ e He confeffeth that his manifold finnes were the .caufe that his rfecure him, PS AL XXV. 1 The Prophet touched with the confideration of his fimes, andalfo grieutd with the cruellmakce of his enemies, 6 Prayeth to God mof? feruently to haue his fimes forgiuen, 7 Efpecially [uch as hee had commutted intus youth, Hee beginneth every verfe accerdingtothe Ebrew letters,twe or three except. * € A Platme of Danin, V Utothte, D Loꝛd lift 3 vp my foule. 2 yod, I’ truſt in thee: let mee not be confounded; let not mine enemies ree foyce ouer me, ; 3 *Doallthat hopetnthee, hall not be afhamed: butlet them be confounded, that tranſgreſſe withont caule. 4 * Shewe mee thywayes, D Lod, and teach me thy paths. Lead me forth in thytrueth, and teach me: foz thou art the God of myſaluation: in thee Boe Itruſt a allthe Day. 6 Remember, D Lozd, thy tender mer- cies and thy louing kindneſſe: foz thep haue beene fore BD 7 Re not the ‘finnes of my pouth, normy rebellions, but accozding to thy kind⸗ nefie remember thou mee; cuen fo thy good⸗ neſſe ſake, D LoD. 8 Gracious and righteous is the Lde: therekore will bee f teach finners tit the mies did thus way, 9 Them that beesmecke, will he s gu defuing thatthe iniudgement, and teach the bimble bis ` caufe of the cuill may be taken away,to the in- rent that the ef- fe may ceafe. Way. : 10 Ail the pathes of the Lorde aremercy and trueth pute fuch as keepe bis couenant and his teſtimonies. $ Thatis, eill them to repentance. g Heewill goucmeandcom- fort them that are trucly humbled for their ſinnes. mine enemies , let them know that thou art the defender of my ĩuſt caufe, PSAL XXVI. 1 David oppreffed with many miuries, finding no helpe inthe world, calleth for ayde from Gods and affured of his integritie teward Saul defireth God to be histudze, and to defend bis innocencze. 6 Fenally he maketh mentio of his facrificeswhich he will offer for his delwserance,and defireth to be inthe company of the fathfullin the Congrega- tion ef God , whence hee was banifhed by Saul, promifing integritie of lefe , and open praifes and thankefeiuimg. C A Plalme of Danid. : Udge me, a D Loyd, fo: J haue walked in Inua innocencte: my truft hath deene alfo in the Lod; therefore {hall Inot fide. 2 P2rooueme,D Lod, and trie me; eras mine my è reines, andminebeatt. — 2 For thy © louing kindneſſe is before ses oc 3 therefore haus F walkcdan thy tructh. f 4 Jhaue nots haunted with paine yers —— kept.company with rhe diſſem⸗ ers. J baune hated the affembly of theeuill, and haue not companied with the wicked, 6 FJwill < wah minehands in innocen· tie, D Lod, and compatic thine altar, 7 That J may declave with the voyce of thankefatuing,and fet foszth all thp wonde> roug works. Pee S$ Dipa, Fhaue toucd the habitation of thine houle,and the place where thine ho» nour dwelleth. ; 9 £ Gathernot my foule with the linners, no? my life with the bloody wei; a He ficeth to Godtobethe — Iudge of his iut cauie, feeing d there is no equi- tie among men. b My very af⸗ fections and in⸗ ward motions “ ofthe heart. c Hetheweth. > what ſtayed him, tharhee didnot recom»: penſe euill for cuill, d He declareth walke in ſimpli⸗ citie before God, thar delight in the company of the vngodly. e ‘Iswill ferue thee witha pureaffection, and with the godly tha facrifice vnto tace, £ ‘Deftroy mee not in the ouerthrow of the: wicked,. — lo Tm Dauids requeſt. g Whoſe cruel! haads do execute theip right band ts fuil ofbribes. pte maliciousde- 11 But J wi walk in mine innacency: re. ifes of their Beenie me therefore, be merctfull vnto me. phearts. 12 Jy koote Kander tnh vprrghenefle: fh fam prefer- J well prayle chee, D Lode, in toe Congres jjucd from mine gatong. fencmies by the | H power of God, and therefore will praile him openly, PSA L, XXVITI. ; 1 Danid maketh this Pfalme being deliuered thankefziuing annexed: 6 Wherein we may [ee the conflant faith of Danid againft the affaults of all his enemies, g Andalfothe end wherefore he defireth to liue and te be deliuered only to wor/bip God ın his Congregation. q A Pialme of Dauid. i a Becaufe he was De Lod is my lightand my faluation, || aflured of good whome Hail J teare? the Lorde is the | fuccefle in all his ftrength etatylife, of whom ali J beea- } dangers, and tbat. frayd? Whisfaluationwas 2 then the wicked, euen mine enemies jfurely laydypin and my foes came vpon mee to cate vp mp i} God, he feared fich they ſtumbled ann feil. i I| notchetyran-= 3 Though an hoke pitched againſt mee, ny of his ene mine heart ould not bee afrayde: though mics. warre bee rapled again me, J will truſt ur i) b That Godwill > this, | detiver me, and 4 Dne thing haue J deliredof the Lozd, jj giuc my faiththe that J will require , cuen- that J may dweli victory. in tie boule sf the Lozde all the Dayes of my c The loffeof Ufe,to beholde the beauty of the Lod, and to qcountrey,wife, vilite his Temple, í Jand all worldly < ş_ JFoz tu the timeoftrouble he Hall Hive H commodicis wein is Tabernacle: inthe fecret place of Hsticucme nor his pauillion hall be pide mie, and fet mee bp I| inrefpet ofthis vpon a rocke. foneching,tbark 6 4Andnew hall hee likt bp mine bead fi may not praife - aboue mine enemies round about me; there» foze wil J offer in bis Tabernacle ſacriuces I thy name inthe Wmidsofthecon- oftoy: J wil fing anv pzatle the Loꝛd. fl gregation. d Dauidaffured Jery: haue mercy allo vpon me and heare Hhiméelfebythe me. j Spirit of pro- 8 When thou ſaideſt, e Seeke vee my face, PPheliethachee mine heart anfwered vato thee, D Loa, J |f fhould ouercome twill leeke thy face. {| hisenemies,and 9 hide not therefore thy Face from me, nog | ferue God in his cat thy feruant away in diſpleaſure: thou Ml Tabernacle. balt beene my tuccour: leaue me noc, neither |e He groundeth fozlaie me, God of my faluation, vpon Gods pro- IO t Though my father and my mother mile, and hew- fhould forlake me, pet the Lod will gather | ethrhac he is meup. }moftwillingto IL Teach me thy way, D Loyd, and lean jobeyhiscom- wie in aright path becauſe of mine enemtes. mandement. 12 Giue mee not vnto the glut of mine f He magnifieth aduerlaries: fozthere are falle witnefles ris Il Golsloueto- ſen vpagainſt me, ¢ fuch as ſpeake cruelly. ard his, which I3 1Mould haue fainted, ercept J bad bes farre paiſeth the leeued to fee the goodnes of the Loz in the [mok tender loue b landof the liuing. [of parents to- I4. i Hope in the Lozd: be rong, and bee {| ward their chil- fall comfort thine heart, and trut tn the f dren, Lod. |g But either pa- f cifie their wrath, or bridle their rage. h In this prefent life before f| I die, as Ufa, 38.11. i Heeexhorterhhiméelfe to depead onthe | Lord, feeing he neuet failed in bis promiles. Pfalines. 10 In whole hanves is s wickedneſſe, and from great persls, as appeareth by the prayfes and 7 Hearken puto my vopce, D 1020, when Gods power. PSA Le XXVILE 1 Being ingreat feare and beaumes of heart te fee God difhonowred by the wicked, be defireth to be rid of them, 4 And cryeth for vengeance a- tint them: And at length affiereth himfè lfe thae God hath heard lusprayer. 9 Vate whofe tuition he commendeth all the faithfull, @a Plaime of Dauid. ye» thee D Lome, Dee J cry: D mp Y ttrength, be not deake to ward mee leak, 4 He counteth ifthou antwere me not,J be a like chem tbat hinfelfe asa dead goe Downe inte the pic. s man, till God > 2 Weave the voice of my petitions, when hew his fauour F cep vito thee, whe F hold vp mine hande toward him, and toward thine» holy Dracie. grant him his pe~ 3 ‘Draw me not away with the wicked, tition, ; and withthe wezkers of tniquitie: which b He vied this {peake tetendlp to theit neighbours, when outward meance malice is in their hearts. i to helpethe 4 i Reward the according to their Deeds, weakeneffe of and according to the wickednes of their in⸗ bis faith: forin uentions ¢ recompente them after the worke that place was of theit hands: render them their reward. the Arke,& there 5 JSFoz thep regard not the woekes of the God promifedto Lod, no? the operation of his hands ; there- fhew che tokens fore ebreake them Downe, and builde them ofhisfauour. hot yp. -© Deftroy not 6 f [Pratlen be the Loza, be hath heard the good with the voice of mp petitions. _... the bad. 7 The Low is my Krength,e mp lhield: d Hee thus pray. mine heart treutedin him, and Jwas hele eth in teipect of ped: therefoge mine heart ſhallreioyce, and Gods glory,and with my fong will J paile him. not for his owne 3 The Lox iss their trength,t be ts the caule, being aflu- firength of the deliuerãces of his anointed. red that God 9 Saue thy people , ¢ bleſſe thine inheri· I tance: feed thun allo, & exalt then kor ener. — of his uren. e Let thembe vtterly deftroyed, as Malac, 1.4. F Becauſe he felt the aſſurance of Gods helpe in his heart, his mouth was opened to fing his praifes, g Meaning, his fouldiets,who were as meanes by whom God declared his power. PSAL. XXIX, 1 The Prophet exhorteth the princes & rulers of the world (which for the moft part thinke there isno God.) 3 Attheleaftto feare him forthe thunders and tempeSts, for feare whereof all crea- tures tremble, 11 And though therby God threat - neth finners yet is be alwayes mercifulte his,and mooneth thew thereby to praife his Name. € A jplalme of Dauid. Ca vnto the Lord, ve fons of the migh- ty :qtue unto the Lord glory æ ſtrength. 2 Glue vnto the Lod glory due vnto hts Mame: wozrhip the Lorde in the glorious Banctuary. — i 3 The v voice of the Lord is bpon the was ters: the God of glory maketh it to thunder; the Lez is vpon the great waters. 4 Whevopce of the Lord is mightic: the voyce of the Loz is qlozious. The thunder 5 hecvoyce of the Lord breaketh the claps that are tears: pea,the Lord bgcaketh the cedars of heard out of the Lebanon. clouds ought to 6 Dee maketh them alfo to leape like a make the wicked calfe: Lebanon alfo gE 4 Sbirion likea pong totremble for Unicome. ir feareof Gods 7 The voice of the Lord diuideth the anger. — c Thatis, the thunderbolt breaketh the moft flrong trees , and fhall men thinke their power to beabletoreGlt God? d el alfo Hermon, canes aHe exhorteth the proud tyrants to humble theme felues vnder or to bruit beafts and dumbe crea- tures, b would puniíh the ` Gods hand, and . notto be inferie o ee Mans fecurity. z e Itcauferh the lightnings to © flames offre, & Che voice of the Lod maketh the wil: fhoote, and glide. Dernefle tu treinbie: the Lopde maketh the f In placesmof. yudernes oft Badel to tremble. defolate, whereas feemeth there is no prefence of God, 2 For fearema- keih themto caft their calues, h Maketh the trees bare, or pierceth the moft 9 The voyce of the Loꝛde maketh the Hindestescalue, antt diſtouereth che foz- refts; therfore in bis’ Cemple Barth euery mantpeake of his glory, 10 Thelo litterh vpon the k ficod aad the Lozd doeth remaine Bing fo2encr. II Che Lod thal give ſtrength vato bis prople ; the Lod ſhall bicie bispeople with peace. lecretplaces. i Thoughthe wicked arenothing meued with thefe figbts,yet the faithfull praile God. -k To moderate the rage of the tempelſt and waters that they deftroy notall. 2.§am2.F 42. Deut.20 $. a After that Ab- . falam bad pollu- ted ir with moft filthy fornicatid. b He condem- neth them of great ingratitude which doe not praife God for his _ benefits, c Reltored from the rebellion of Abfalom. d Meaning,that he efcaped death moft narrowly, e The word fig- nifieth them that haue receiued mercy,and (hew mercie liberally ynto others, f Before his tae bernacle. Pfal 145.8, 3(4.54.8. 2.607.417. snfidence in my 31.18. 2. chton. 32.24525. quiet ftate,as Ter, PSAL XXX, 3 When Dauid was deluered fro great danger, he rendred thanks to God, exhorting otherstodoe the lihe, & to learne by his example,that Gods ra- ther mercifall then feucre & rigorous towards hus children, 7 And alfothat the fall from profperity toaducrfity i ſudden. 8 Thi done,he returneth to prayer,promifingto praife God far emer, € * A Plaũnt or long of the dedicati⸗ on ef theayoute of Dauid. je magnitic thee, D LoD: tfo: thou haft eraltcd ince, and Halt not made my toes to relopceoner me, 2 D Lowemy God, F cryed vnto thee, and thou batt < reflored me. 3 D Lorde, thou halt brenght bp mp afoute out of the gramesthou batt reuiued me from them that goe Doume into thepit. 4 Sing papies vnto the Lorm, pee his Hants egiuethankes f before the remen bancesf his holineſſe. § Foꝛ he endureth but a while in his anger: fi but in bis fauour is life : weeping map abide at cuentng, but top commeth tn the morning. 6 Audin mys prolperity J iayd, 9 (hall neuer be mooued. 7 Forthou Lod of thy goodneſſe haddeſt made my t mointaine to fanne rong; bur te diddeſt hide thp face, and i was trou ed. 8 Thencryed J vnto thee, D Lode, and praped to ny Lod. i 9 Uhat profiteis there in my blood, when J gor downe to the pit? Hall the Dud * gine thankes vnto thee ? o} Mall it Declare thy trueth ? Io Heare, D Logo, and haue mercy vpon Ipmtoomuch me; Lod, be thou mine belper. It hou hak turned my mourning into foy:thou baft looſed my lacke and girded me with gladnelſe. 12 Wherefore Halmy | tongue paile thee Pfalines. hi thoughtthou and Kat ceaſe: D Lod my. God, F will give hadfehablifhed thanks vnto thee foz euer. mein Zion moft y ſurely. i After tbat rhouhadk withdrawenthine helpe, felt my Congregation of tHe Lord heere in earth: therefore he would liue to ` praife his name,which is the end ofmams creation, 1 Becaufe thou haft preferued me, that my congue fhould praife thee, Iwill not be vn- mindfull of my duew. i — P:S AL. XXXTI, 1 Dauid deliuered from [ome great danger, firft rebearfed what meditation he had by the power of — milery· k Dauid meaneth that the dead are not · proſitable to the Auth, whew death was before his eves, his exemp besing redy to take him 15 Thes he aftr meth thar the p of God is alwayes ready 10 thofe that Jèare him. 20 Finally he exhorteth all the fathfal to trufi in God, and to lowe him because bee prem Seructh & ftrengtheneth them, as they may fee by his example, @ Coa himthat ercellecy. A Platine of Dats autre. J? * thee,D Lor, baue Jput my trut: let me neuer be confounded Deltuce mein thp a rightcon{nefie. 2 Bow Downe thine care to mee: make hatte to Deliucr mee: bee vnto mee a ſtrong rocke.and an houſe ef Defence tofaue me. 3 SFertbou art my rocke and my fortrefle: therefore foz thy names fake Direct mee and guide me. 4 Dawe mecout of theo net, that they baue layde patutlp foz mice; for thouartmy ſtrength· 5Into thine: hand Jcommend my ſpirit: ios choyi bak redecmed me, D Lord God of rueth. 6 J baue hated them that gine them- flues to deceittull vanities: fo2 J)a trutt in the Lord. 7 J will be glad and reioyce in thy mer- cit: fo? thou bak iene my trouble; chou halt knowen niy foule in aduertitics, 8 And thou gait not ut me vp it p hand of the enemy, but paft fet my feet at e large. 9 Wane mercy vpon mee, P Lord; foz 7 am in trouble: mine f epe,my foule ¢ my bel- ly are confumed with gricte. 10 jroz my life ts waſted with heauineſſe, and my peeres with mourning: my ſtrength raiet foz my papite, and my bones are cons umed. 11 3 was a ereproch among all mine ene: mics,but cipeciallpamong my neighbours: and a feare tomine acquatutance,» who ice ing me tn the reet fled from me, 12 Jam forgotten, as a Dead man out of minds Jamlikeahoken veſſell. 13 F0 Jhaue heard the railing ofi great men: feare wason euery iinet, while they con- (pited together aganit me, and coniulted ta rake mip life. i I4 But 3 truten in thee D Loyd: 3 faid, k Thou art nip Goo. Is 9y! times are inthine hand : deliner me fromtheband of mine enemies and from. them that pertecutemee. _ 16 WPakethy face to ine vpon thy ter: uant, and {ane me theough top mercy. 17 Let me not be confounded,D Lord:foꝛ Jhane called vpon thee : let the wicked bee putto confufion, & ™ to lence in the graue. 18. Let the iping lippes bee made Dumbre, which crucilp,prondly, and (pitefuilp(peake. again the righteous, Io, Powe great is thy. goodneſſe, which thoss halt iayde vp fo: them that feare chee, and Deneta them that trut in thee, cuen be» fore the Tonnes of men ! them by thy prouidence. m Let death deftroy them to the intent | that they may hurt no more, n The treafuies of Gods merere aren) alwaies laid vp in ftore fos his children,aibeir at all timesthey do moss enjoy them. 20 Thon: A prayes of the faithfull. 216 P/2i.q1,3. a For thenGod declareth himiel ® luft,when he pres ferneth his,accor= ding ‘as he hath promifed, b Preferue me from the crafty counfels & fubtild: praGifes of mine enemies, c Heedefirerh God not only to take care for him in this life,but ý his foule may bee faued after this Jite, d This afieGion ovght tobe inall Gods childten,to hate whatloeuer thing is not groũ⸗ ded vpona ture trult in Ged,as deceitiull and vaine. * e Latgeneſſe fige nifisth comfort, as {lraitne fle fora- row and pesiil. £ Mcaning,that. is forow & tore ment had cõtinu⸗ cd agreat while. g Mine enemies. had drawen all men ro their parè: againft me cuen my chiefe friends. h They were a> fraid tolhew me: any token of frrendthip. i They that were- inauthority,con-- demned me asa. wicked doer, k Thad this te- ftimony of cons., fcience, that thou: wouldeft defend. mine innocency, . 1. Whatfoener- changescome thou gouerneft: ⸗ f When neceffi- "ters dnd great ) — found leale: Ng- i God he feeletha Mans bleſſe dneſſe. y faces thy prelonce fram the pride of menithou kee· o Thatis,ina pelt them lecretly in tyy tabernacle from tye place where they ſtrite of tongues, {hail haue thy 21 Bletied be the Lord: for he hath themed comforc,and be -pis maructions kindnefle toward mee ina hid fafely fom P rong citie, : . Yenemiespride, 22) Though- I aya in mine hake, J am was no citiefo Rtrong to preferue him, as the de- voyce of my prayer, whew J crped vrte thee. 23 Louc pethe Lord alt his || Saints : for the Lod preſerueth the faithful, ana rewat- fence of Gods deth abundantly the proud deer. fanour, 24. Alpe chattrult in the Led, berſtrong, q And fobymy and he thail eſtabliſh pour Heart. safhnefle and in- : fidelity deferned to haue bene forfaken, (Or ye that feele his mercies. r ‘Bee’ conftaat in your vocation,and God will confirme you with heavenly firength, * IIRS AE SX RKI. ; t Dauid puniſhed with griensus fickneffe ‘for his finnes,counteth them bleffed.to whomGod doth hee had confe(fed his finnes and obtained pardon, 6 Hee exhorteth the wicked men to liue godly, ; BL And the good to reioyce. aConcerningthe Q A Pfalme of Dayid to give 2 inſtruttion. free remiffion of pado ishe whole witkednefie is b forgt fines, whichis nenaad whofe finne ts couered. the chiefelt point 2 Bleſſed isthe man vnto whom the Lord ofour faibh — imputeth not iniquity, and in whole lpirite b Tobeiuftified there is no gnile, by faith, isto -3 hen F belve my «tongue, my bones have ourfinnes tonſumed, or vchen Jd roared ali the Day, freelyremitted © 4 ( Foz thine hand is heany vpon me,Day &tobeteputed and night: arid my mopiture ts turned Into iuft,Rom, 4.6, ° the drought of Summer. Selah.) Betweenehope i § Then Jj cacknowledged my linne vnto and defpaire. thee, neither hidde F mine tniquitie + for J d Neitherbyfi- thought. J will conkelle againit mp (eife mp lencenorcrying wickednesvnto the Lord, and thou forgaueſt the puntſhment ofmy tinne. Siah. 6 Therefore Hal enerp one that is godly, make his prayer vnto thee in a time when thou mayeſt bee found: furcly inthe flood of great waters sthey thal not come neere him, 7 Thaou art my fecret place:thou preler- ‘welt mee feom trouble: thou compaſieſt me about with topfull Deltuerance.Betah. the only cauſe of § F will binſtruct thee, and teach thee in forgivencfleof the way that thou (halt gorand J will guide finnes, fo f means thee with mine eve. therofarerepen- O Be ye not itke an bofe or like a mule, tance andconfef. which vnderſtand not: whole imouthes thou fion,which pro- ` Doeſt binde with bit ¢ bztdle,leatt they come céed of faith, neere thee. : 10 Many ſoꝛrowes thall come to the mica tie cauſeth bim to Red: but he that trutteth in the Lozd, mercie fecke to theefor yall compaffe him. — helpe, Ia. 55.6. II Beglad pe righteous, and *reioyce in g To wit the wa- the Lozd,and bee ioytull all pee, that are np- rightinbeart, | dangers, h Dawid promifeth ro make the reft of Gods children partakers of the benefites, which he felt,& that he will diligently look and take care to direct themin the way of fluation. i .Jfmencan rule bruite beafts,thinkerhey that God will not bridle and tame their rage? k He fheweth,thatpeace and ioy of confcience inthe holy * Ghoft is the fruite of faith. nifying,that be- ‘fore the finner be reconciled to perpetual tormẽt. “e He ſheweth $ as Gods mercy is PSAL, XXXIII. “4 Hee exherteth good men te pratfe God, Ar that he hath not onely created al things eby his prose Plſalmes. | tEbr.in the ſecret 20> Thou doeſt hide them to priuily in ert. £ ofthy face. p Meoning,there talt out of thy ight, yet thou bearde the | wotimpute thew trangreffiens. 5 And after that “ c title he calleth Abimelcch, (which was a genera Gods prouidences dence gouerncth the fame, but alfois faithful in his promufes, 10 Heé vnderfandeth mans heart,and feattereth the counfel of the wicked, 6 ſo that no man can bee preferned by any creature or mans firength: but they that put their confidence in his mercy,{halbe preferued from all aduerfities, — in the Lorꝛd, O pe rightesus:for it abecommeth vpꝛight men tobe thãklull. 2 Praile the Lo: w harpesiing vutohim ofthe godly to With biole,and °inteumentoften fteings. fet forth $ praifes 3 Ding vnto him anew fong: fing cheer⸗ of God for bis fully with a loud voyce. mercy & power 4 Foz the «word of the Lod is righteous, ewed toward and all bis d wozks are faithfuil. them, j 5 ee lduethrighteouines ¢ Magement; b Tofingonin- the earth is full of che goo dnes ofthe Lord, ſtruments wasa 6 By the worde of the Lom were the hea⸗ Patt of thecere~ uens made, and ail the bofte of them by the Moniall feruice breath of his mouth. ofthe Temple, 7 ide 'gathereth the waters ofthe ſea to- which doeth no gether as vpon an heape, and layeth pp the more appertayne Depths inhis trealures. vyntovs then the 8 Lerall the earth fearethe Lod: let all {actifices, cen- them that Dwell inthe world, feare bint, © ings and lights. 9 Foz he (pake,and it was Dene; peront- c Thatis,counfel manded, and tt || toon., or commande-" Io he Losdebreaketh thes counfell of mene in gouer- the heathen,end bzingeth te nought the deui · ning the world. es ofthe people. d That is, the ef- IL The counlell of the Lome Hall tand fect & execution. kor euer, & the thoughtsot his heart through- € Howſoeuet the out all ages. world iudgeth of 12 Blefled is that nation, whole *Gadis Gods workes,yer the Lord:euen the people, that he hath chofen he doch all things fo: bis inheritance. according to iu- 13 The Lod ilooketh downe from hea · Rice and mercit. uen and beholdeth alithechilazenofinen. f By thecreation 14 From the habitation of his dwelling of the heauens & he beholdeth al them that Dweltn the earth. beaurifullorna- 15 Hekfathioneththete hearts euery one, ment,withthe ` and pnderftandeth alltheir works. _ gathering alfo of | 16 The King ts not fancd by the multi- the waters he ſet· tude of an bofte, neither ts themightie man tethforththe po· Deltuered by great ftrength. werofGod, yall 17 Abozlvisa vaine helpe,and hall not creatures might Deltuer any by his great ttrength. carehim, 18 Webholde,™ theepe ofthe Loꝛdis vpon ||Or,was created. them that feare him, and bpon them, that g No counfeli truitinbismercy, — can preuaile a- 19 To Deltuer their ſoules from death, gaint God, but and to pꝛeſerue them tn famine. -+ hedefeateth it, 20 » Dur feule wayteth forthe Loꝛd: for and it (hall baue he is our helpe and our field. euifl facceffe, 21 Surely our heart fyall reioyce in him, h Hetheweth ~ becaule we trufted in bis holy mame. that all our feli 22 Letthy mercy; D Lord, be vpon vs, as city Randeth im we tru tn thee. this, the Lord is our God, i Heeproueththatall things are gouerned by Gods prouidence, and not by foftune. K Therefore he knoweth theis wicked enterprifes. | 1 Ifkingsand themighty ofthe werld cannot bee faued by worldly means,but only byGods prouidence,what haue others to truft in,that | haue not like meansi’ m God (heweth that toward his of his‘mercy, which man by ro meanes is able tocOpafie. n Thushefpeakethin the name of ¥ whole church, which only depend on Gods prouidéce, oS A Re eee 1 After Dauid had efcaped Achifh,according as it is writtenin the 1.S4m.21,11, whom in this a Itisthe duety vame to all thekings of the Philiftims)he prarfeth God fer his delimcrance,z Proucking all others Y $ : The fafetic of the godly. his example to truſt in God, to feave and ferue him : 14 Whe defendeth the godly with his An- gts, 15 And utterly deftroyeth the wicked in their ſimes. . (A viameof Danid, when he changed his bebautour before Abimelech, whe Doue bimaway, and he Departeu, Pfalmes. Dauids complaint. 217 pleade and to anengelis caufe, 8 that they may be taken in their nets asd [nares , which they led Sor him , that his innecencie may be declared , 29 and that the isnoceat, which taketh part with him , may reioyce and praifethe Name of the Lord , that thus dehuered his feruant. 28 And [o bee prom:feth to [peake faorsth the naſtice of the — e a He promifeth neuer to become vamindfull of Gods great bene- fit for his deliue- rance, b They that are beaten downe with the experi- ence of their owne cuils, c Which Icon- ceiued for the dangers wherein Iwas. d They thallbe bold to fleeto thee for fuccour, -when they fhail ſeethy mercies toward mee, e Though Gods “power be fuffici- ent to gouerne W5, yet for mans “infitmitie he ap- pointeth his An⸗ | gelsto watch o “Wer vs, É The godly by E | Which rauine & Moyle. x g Ifthey abide the laf triall, fh That is, the true religion and worthip of God. a.Pet. 3.10. ~ i Secing all men naturally defire felicitie, he won- dereth why they illingly into miferie. The anger of Jü doth net ked, but alfo abolifheth their atthemfelues — pa aalway giue thankes vnto the Lod: bis pꝛaiſe halbe th mp mouth) continually. 2 Myploule hall gloziein the Lozd + the b humble Hall beare tt, and be glad. 3 Pearle ye the Lord with meand let bs maguifie his ame together. 4 Jlougt the Loz, and he heard mee: yea, be Deliucted me out of all my © feare. _ They 4 hall looke vnto him, and run — him : and their faces Hall not be ahhamed, aying, 6 This poore man cried, and the Lowe i — him, and ſaued him out of all his trou⸗ es, X 7 Thee Angell oh the Low pitcheth round about them, that feare pins and deli⸗ uereth them. ; _ 8 Tate pes lee, how gracious the Low îs ; bleffed is the man that truſteth in him. 9 Fearethe Lord, pe hts Satnts:fo2 ner thing wanteth to thein that feare bim. 10 Thef lyons doe lacke, and ſuffer Yun ger, butthey which feeke the Loyd, Mall 5 want nothing that ts good. It Come chilen, hearken bnto mer? J will teach pou the h feare of the Lord. I2 * Uhat mants hee that delireth life, And loneth long dayes foꝛ to ilee good? = _ 13 Keepe thy tongue Erom eutll, and thy lips, that they {peake no guile. 14 Clchewe eutll, and Boe good : fecke peace, and follow after it. : 1s The eyes of the Lord are vpon the righ- teous, and bis cares are open vñto their crie. I6 Burthe k face of the Lord is againit them that Deceuill, tocut off their remem: drance from the earth. 17 Therighteons crie ano the Lod heareth them, and deliuereth them out of all their troubles. 3 18 The Lo: is neere vnto them that are ef a! contrite beart,and will faue (uch as be afflicted in ſpirit. ? Ig Oreatare the troubles of the righteous: but the Lo: deliuereth him ont of them all. 20 ™ ie keepeth all his bones; not one of them is broken. 21 But malice fall May the wicked:and thep that hate the righteous, pall peri. 22 Thelo: © redeemeth the foules of nely deftroy the His feruants ; and none that trut in him, Wali perth. fame for euer, 1 Whenthey feemeto bee fwallowed vp with afa itions , then Godis at hand to deliuer them, m And as Chrift ith, all the haires of hishead. n Their wicked enterprifes fhall ürne to theirowne deſtruction. o For when they feeme to béo- Lord , and tò magmifie his N ame all the dayes of his life. @ A Phlme of Dauid. pre thoump a caule, D LoD, with them that ſtriue with mee : fight thoy a- gaint them that fight againt me. 2 bLaphandypon the hicld and buck. ler, and ftand yp for mine helpe. 3. Bring out allo the ſpeare, and op the way againſt them that perfecute me; fay vn to my Dung to thycrighteoumeſſe, and let thet not reioyce guer me. — tt 25 Letthemnot fay intheir hearts, t D oir toute reioyce: neither.lec them tap, ce pane deuoured puat: -326 Let them be confounded, and putta fhamet together, that retopce at amine hurts let chem be clothed" with contulion ¢ Hame; rhatliftupthemietucsagamitme o 27 Buclet chem be foptuliand glad that toue my righteoumeſſe: pea, let them ſay al⸗ way, Let the Lord bee magnified, which lo- ucth they prolpertticefhisieruant.. 28 Ano my tongue Hall vtter thy rishte outneiie, and thy paatic eticup Day. T u This prayer fhal alwayes be verified again{t them that perfecute ý G i Pali. The wickeds-profperitien) sai therefoze.the childꝛen af inets trult vnder the g Onely Gods Hadow of thy wings.: T : children hiue § They halbes (atilfien with thefatnes. enough of ail of thine bouiz, and thou Walt giue them things toth cana patnike-out of theviner ofthppleatires. - o cerning this life q Qi Sor vetth yee is the weliot life, and in and the life co thy tight ali wee ſeelighsht 49. come. hi Hee theweth who are Gods» children, to wit, m ie, A0 Extend tipining kiudnes vnto that > knewshceand thy righteouthed tothem thatare vpright th heart. *F II Let not theifoot of pride come againſt me, and let nat the hand of the wicked men 7 they that know 7 him and leade moug me. : -oot their hues vps · 12 *Chere theyart fallen that wozke fnis rightly.) = Let not the able fotiige po ) : proud aduance himfelfe againſt me, neither the power of the wicked drine meds: way. k Thatis, inthetr pride, wherein they flatter thenaíclucse PS AL, XXXVII. i 1 This Pfalme comeinth exhortation and cone y filationofthe weake , that are grieued at the pro- Spiritie of the wieed Pani rae affrétiow of the zu & Koly-:g For how proper on fly ſocuer che wicked, “di Nuary & doe time for the time, he doth afi: me therr felucitre i tobe vaim: e-tranfitoriestbecauf> they are notin i the fausur of God butin the end they are defroy- $ } $ 3 Quittes tgcp are cai Downe, and ſhall nei be, i = Loy ed as hu cnemes. wx and how miferadly that the de righteous feemeth to liue inthe world, yet his end wpeace, ang hers inthe tanour of Ged, he i de- Limered fom the wicked and preferned, v faithfull. x That at leaf fauourmy right,thoueb they be notable to helpeme, y’ He exhorteth the Church to praife God for the de- liweranceof his feruants, and for the deitruGion of bis aduerſarics. ara po SAL XXRVE es ae Fhe Prophes grisuouflyvexcd by the wicked, doth complane of their malicious wapkedne/fe. 6 Then he turneth to cofider thewn[peakeabl: good= nes of God toward allcreatures e 9 But [vecially towardhys children , that bythe faith thereof hee may be\compirted & affieredof be delinerange ty this ordinarie courfe af Gods workey yi, g: mhoin the end defbroyetsheowscked apd faune the waft E To him that ercellorh..A Palme ef sae $ Br a Ifee enidently ~ mb thefernant ot the Lom. @ A Plalme of Dauid. - Pie not a thy lelte becauſe of the wicked men cneither be cnuious forthe ceuli deers. 2, Fro chy (hail foone be ecut Downe tthe graffe,and hall wither as the greene herbe. 3*Truſt thou tn the L020 € Da good: dwel in che land, and thou halt be ted. Turcaly. Ind delight chyſette in che Load, and be hall giue thee thine hearts Defire. 5 Commit thp way vnto the Lod, and thule in hun, and bee Kail bang it to paſſe. < @ AnD he tail bing forth thp righteoule uelle asthe light, and thptndgement as the noone da. J 7, Hatt patiently vpon the Lom, e hope in bim > fret not thy felfe for dim € which profpereth in bis way : nor forthe manthat bringeth his cnterpatiestopafle, - 8 Teale from anger and leaue oſt wath fret not thy eite s allo to Do enillai hy, 9 Forcutl doers fyalbe cut —55 — that tuait ypo p LoD they (hal inberit rhe larn.: > JO -h Ghereioze pet a little while, and the a He admonilhal ethvs neither to, vexe our ſclues forthe profpe= rousefiate of thei wicked, neither < to.defire to be, likethemto 3 make our effate. the better. b For Godsiudg. ment cutteth , downe their ftat inamoment. ; c Totruftin God, and to dee according to his will,are fure toe kensý his prom uidence willnge , uerfailevs, . d Benot ledby’ thine owne wi by his deedes, VV Ickedneſſe faith ta the wicked matty, that finne puſh⸗ euen in mine heard, that there is RO eth forward the feare of Good beſore his eyes. ont reprobatefrom ` , 2 hoz hedHatteverh bimlelfe in his owne wickedneflero < epes, while his iniquitie is lound woigay to: wickednefle.al- be pated, daa it beithegoabout’ . 3> The words of hig month are iniquitie tocousrhisim- ande Deceit, bee hathictroft te vnderſtand picie. andto doe good. b Though oll 4 Weed imagineth milchicke vpon bis otherdetefthis: ` bed: heefetteth himſelfe npen a ways that is vile finnes yethe himfelfe fecth it not. c The reprobate mocke at whole- fome doGrine, ` and put not ditfe. rence betweene + not good, and doeth not abborye eutl, . 5 ‘Gbhytimercy,D Lod reach pntothe heauens and chy taichiulues vnto the clouds. 6 Thyrighteoulnelle is like the t mightie, mountaines:thy wDgementsare like agreat L Deeper : thon, Lod, doeſt lane man beaſt. 7 Howercellenrtis thp metcis, D Gad! : t ETE ii | +s 4 —224 X oodand enill: d By deferibing at ſarge the nature of the repro⸗ ace, he admonifheth the godly to be wareof thejr vices. e Fhough: tricked Mail not appeare,and chou walt looke, giter his place, and be Mall noc be found, 1r Wut * mecke men; Mall. pollee: the carth,and hal haue their delighi in the mul> i he tube stpeace, e As thehopea 12 i The wicked peactifeth againſt the the day light caus} feth vs notto beg! offended with the darkenes of the niche : fooughr we patiently tap truty God wil! cleareourcaule, & t¢ftore vs to ournghr.. fF Wheay’ God fufferecia, the wicked to profper , itfeenjerkto the Aeth that hee fiuoureth,their doings, lob.2a.7.&c.,.g Meaning, except he mash derate his aff. Gions, he fhall beled turdoeastiny doe, h, Hecor reGteth the impatience of our nature, which cannot abide tillt wiekedneffe leemeth to oucsAowall che world,yet by thing heauenly providence thou xouernelt heaven and eorth, $ Ebr.the mountaines of God: for whatfoeuer is cxcellens.is thus called. £ The depthof thy provideucegouerncth all things, aad difpaferh them, albeit che wicked fceme to oucrwiclme the world. SS ro, — fulneffe of Gods ume be come, Mats.5. 1 The thatthe power and. craft ef the wicked fhall not preuaile againgf them, bur fallontheirowneneckes,, and therefore ought panentlj to abide Godztime, and in the meane while bewasile ther finnes ancy joi) Offer vp sheis.teares asa facriace oltheit ovedicnce, tall, godly are affured! The iuſt not forfaken. - int, and gnatheth bis teeth againthim. I2 Bur the Lozi fyall laugh bim to ſcorne: foz be feeth that his day ts comming. 14 Che wicked haue Drawen tharfword, and haue bent their bow, to tat Downe the pooꝛe and needy, and to flay (uch as be of Dp tight conucrfatton. j 16 Buc their ſword thall enter into their owne beart, and their bowes ſhalbe broken. 16. k ſinall thing vnto the iut man ts — them great riches to the wicked and mightie. i7 Foꝛ the armes of the wicked fyall bee bicken ; but p Led vpholdeth the iuſt men. k Forthey are daily fed as with Manna from hé2uen,and haue fufficienc,when} the wicked have neuer enough, but ever hunget, 1 God knoweth what dahgers : hang ouer nis, and by what meanes to deli- ver them. m For God will giue them con- tented minds, and that which fhalbe neceffary, n They (bal va- rahe — and their inheritance (hal be pers petuall. : 19 Thep ſhall not be confounded in the perilous time, and in the payes of faming they Hall baue = enough = => 20 But the wicked Mall girih, andthe enemies of the Lo20 ſhal be confumes asthe nifhawayfud- © = fatof Lambes: even wtih the ſmoke hall denly: for they they conſume away. are fed for the 21 Che wicked boroweth and payeth day of flaughter. Notagaine: but the righteous ts mercifuil, o Godfo furni- and° giucth. fheth him with 22 Foꝛ ſuch asbe bleſſed of God, Hail in- his blefingthat herit theland, € they chat be curſed of hint, he is able to fall be cut off. Sag A helpe others. 23 P Che paths ef man are Direttcd by the Lo: : foz he loucth bts wap. — -p God proſpe- j : 24 Ghough be afat, be Mall not be sak reth the faithfull, becauſe they Of: to? the Lozd putteth vnder bis hand. walke in his 25 J haue beene yong and am old: vet J wayeswithan faweneucr the righteous fozlaken, nozbis vpright conſci · * feed begging bzead. i 3 ence. 26 Buthee ts ever metcifull and iendeth, ‘g When God and his {ced enioyeth the biefing. doeth exerciſe 27 Slee from cuil and do goor, and Dwel bis faith with di- fozeusr. mers tentetions, -28 Foꝛ the Loꝛd loucth indgement, and ir Though the foziaketh not bie faints: thep hall be prefers int man dies yet ued for cuermoze ; but theleed ofthe wicked Godsbleffings ſhall be cut oſf j ; arzextended to: ` 29 The righteons men Hali inherite the his poſteritie & land and Diwei thereta! foz euer. though God ſuf. 30 The t mouth of the righteous will ferfome ivf man ſpeake of wifoome, and his tougue wil talke to lacke tempo. ot iuogement. bio: : 13 tall benefitsyyer. © 31 For thelawofhis God isin bis heart, he recompeénieth and his teps Wal uot ilide. ET -himwith fpiri- 32 Cie wicked watcheth the righteous, -tualltrca‘ures, and feeketh to flay him. 53 {.Theythalcon- 33 Butthe Lod wili not leane bim in his tinually be pre- bose, nezcondemne him, when bets iut- ferued vnder REAL 53533604 GEE 32 Py Gods wingsand 34 Mait thou on the Loꝛd, and keepe his haueat leaſt in ‘way, and be halieraitthee, that thou chalt ward reft. t Thefe three oynts ate regui- tedof the faith- {preadtig buntelfeltke a greene bay tree. full, chat their’: perilh. thou walt fee. that Gods Law tound. be in their heart,- ; | dthat their life be vpright. u Forthoughitbefometime fo ex- edient beth for Gods glory and their faluation,yet he wiilappcooue eir czule, andreucnge their wrong. x Sothattheprofperitie of ¢ wicked is but as a cloud, whichwanilheth away:ina moment, -| Pfalmes.. 18 The Low! knoweththedavyesof bp» . inberit theland : when the wicked men hal 35 Jhaue lcene the wicked firong, and : 36 Det he*patled away, and loe he was Ikebe godly, -geite,and J fought hun, bathe coule norbe i Dauids fore affliction. 218 37 2Marke thefpright man and behold y He exhorter the iuſt: fox the end octhat manispeace, .) ; thefaithfull to 38 But the trantgrefiours Halbe deftrat- markediligent. eD together and the end of the wicked chalbe ly the examples CHE Oe © e Yi i both of Gods 39 Butthe zfaluation of the righteous mercies,and al- men thall be of -the LoD ; hee shall bee their ſo of his iudge⸗ itrength inthe time of trouble.: * ments, 40 Fozrthe Lord haibhelpethem,ant de z He theweth liver them: hee Hall deliuer thein from the char chepatienc wicked, and hall fue them, becaute they hope ofthe gode truſt in him. ly is neuer in vaine , butin the ende hath good ſucceſſe, thougi for atime Gog prooue them by {undry tentations, ; ont P SAL. XXXVII 1 Dawid being ficke of [ome grieucas diſtaſe, acknowledgeth himſelfe to bee chaftifed of the Lord for hu finnes, andtherfire prayeth Godte turne away his wrath, 5 He vttereththe greate nefe of his griefe by many words and circumſtan- ces as wounded witlythe arxowesof Gods tre for- fakenof bis friends euil untreated of bis encriits. 22 But isthe end with firme confidence he com mzndeth his cauſe to God, and bop*th for ſpeedie helpe at bis hand, : i € A Piaime of Dams fo, a remembrance. a To put him- QO Loud, rebuke mee not in thine © anger, felfe and others neither chaſtiſe me in thy wath, in wind of Gods 2. Fo2rthuw *arrowes baue light bpon chaftifement for Me, and thine hand lieth bpon me. + finne, 3 Chere is nothing found in my fleſh, be⸗ b He defireth tauteofthtne anger: neither isthererett in not to beexcmp- mpbones,Becaulc of myd inne. > tedfrom Gods a 4 Fomine iniquittes are gone ouer rod, but that he minehead, and as a weightie burBen, thep would{o mode-, are too heauy fez me. 4 Yate his hand that § Wy wosndsareputrified,andcozrupt be might be able becanie of my! fooliſhneſſe. (| to beare it. J am bowed, and crooked very ſore: c Thy fickeneffe J goe i mourning ali the Dap. ' wherewiththow’ 7 Foꝛ my reines are full ofburning, and halt viſited me, » thereisnothing foundininy fief = $ dDeuidac- -· 08. Jam weakened, and fore byokem: FJ knowledgeth s roare foz the verp griefe of minedeart.§ » Godto be auſt ĩn 9 Lod, I powrenune whole deſire before his punifaments, thee.and my aghins is not hid from thee. beeavfe his fins 10 Mine heart $panteth: my ſtrength had deferued failerh ine, and the light ot mine eyes, cuen much mere; h they arenot mineowne. oc on cre ¢,He confefleds > IL My louers anv my friends ftand efide his fins, Gods. - from mp plague and wy ‘kinfemenitand a> iuſtice, and.ma- karte off. > „kethprayerhis 12 They alfo,that feeke after my life, lay :refuge. ſnares and thep that go about tetosmecutl, f That rather talbe wicked things, and imagin Deceit cone giue place rto timaliy. o; j “(> © mineowne lufts, 13 But J asta dcafemanheardnot,anB then to the will, am as a dumbe mati, which opeweth not his of God. monty. ue HOr lack as one 14 Thus èm Jas aman, that heareth shat is d:[fgured not andin whole month arenoreprsofes. and covfumed 11g) Foron thee, D Lord, DoF warty thou wei fickseffe. wilt heare me, my LoD my Gov. ns example 16 Foꝛ J ſaid, Heare me, leaſt they reioyte warncth ys neuer thie (apo tocefpaire,be the torment neuer fo great: but alwayesto cry vnto Gad with fure truft fordelinerance. + Ebrrunneth aboutjorsstoffed to & frat meaning, that he mas deſtu ute of allhelpe and cownfell. b My fight failech me for-very forow. i Partly for feare,and paiily for pride they denied all due tie and friend(hip..,. k For can baue no audience before - men, and therefore patiently — the helpe of Ged, — ç 2 —" The vanitie of man. 1 ‘Thatis,ifthey ouer me: for! when my Foote fippeth, tiep fee thar thou ſuc· extoll chemlelues agatnit me. cour m= not in 17 Surely J am ready to = time,they will {020 is zuer befoze me. | moeke and tri- 18 hen § Declare my paine, and am fas . umph,asthcugh — gp foz my finne, j ; thouhadtfor- 19 Then minenenemies are aliue.andare faken me. Mightte, and thep chat pate me wrongtuliy m Tamwithout are many. : hope to recouer 29 Chey allo that reward euill fo: goov, my ſtrength. ate mine aduerlaries , becaule J fellowe ninmygreatelt goodneſſe. mifery they mot 21 Jroslakemenot, D Loz, be not thou Seiayce, farre froni me, my God, o Hehad rather 22 Halte thee to helpe mee, D my Loyd, hauethe hatred Mpe faluatien. of ailthe world, f then to faile in any part of his duety to Godward, Which art the authour of my faluation and this declareth that he prayed with fure hope of deliuerance. Halt, and my PSAL XXXIX. 1 Dauid vitereth with what great griefe dr bit- ternes of minde he was druen tothe fe outrægious complaints oAus infirmities. 2 For he confeffeth that when hee had determined (ilence, hee braft forth yet inta words that he would not,th ough the greatnffe of his griefe. 4 Then he rebear [eth cera taine requefts which tafte of the infirmity of man, and mixerh them with many prayers : but all doe ſbewe aminde wonderfully troubled, thatit may plainely appeare how hee did ftriue mightily a= gainſt death and defperatson. aThiswasone (C Cotheerceitent muftians Jeduthun. ofthe chiefe fin- Plſalme of Danuta. gers,1 Chron, [Enns è J will take heed tomy wayes r64 that J finne not with mp tongue : FZ will b Albeit behad kerpe my mouth brideled, while the wicked appoynted with tg in my fight. i himfelfe patient- 2. J was Dumbe and fpake nothing: F ly to hauc taried ` kept filence cuen from good, ‘and mylozowe Godsleifure, yet Was moze ttirred. bat thevehemencie 3 QOine heartiwas bote within mee, and of his painecau- wtle J was muting, the fire kindled , and fed himto break 4 Jſpake with my tongue, laying, _ hispurpofe, 4 Lod, let me know mine end, and the c Though when meafure of mp Dayes, what itis: let mee } wicked ruled, know bow long J haue to line. he thought to § Bebolde, thou halt made my dayes as haue kept filence an hand bzeadth, andmine age as nothing yethis zeale in reſpect of thee:ſurely eucty manin his belt cufedhimto fatets altogether: vanitie. Helah. changehis mind, 6 Doubtleſſe man walketh in a Hadow, d Heconfeflech and dilquictech himſelfe in vatn:he beaperh thathegrudged Wyp riches, and cannot tell who Wall gather againſt God con- them. : fidering ý greate 7 Andnow Lom, what wait 3 foz mine nesofhisio- hope is euen inthee. rowes and the 8 Deliuer me krõ all my tranſgrefſions, hortneſſe ofhis and make me not a rebuke vnto the ftoolity. life. 9 J Mould haue bin Dumb,and not haue e Yet Dauidof- opened niy mouth, becaule thou diddeſt tt, fendeth in that Io Take thy plague away from mee; foz that he reafoned Jam conſumed by the ſtroke of thine hand. with God,as IL Ahen thou with rebukes Dok chaſtiſe thoughthathe mau foriniquitie, thou asa moth ® maket were too feucre toward his weake creature. f Make mee nota mocking Rocke to the wicked, nor wrap menot vp with the wicked, when they are put to ſhame. g Seeing my troubles came of thy prowidence,! ought to haue endured thé patiently. b Though thine open plagues light not evermore vpon them, yet thy fecret carfe contipually frettetkythem, Pfalmes. Sacrifice refufed, t bis ibeautie to conſume: furely euery man i The word fg. isvanitic. Aclay. 12 Heare mp prayer, D Lord, and hears kenvnco my cep ; keepe not tilence at mp teares, foa Jama ſtranger with thee, anda folourner as all my fathers. 13 @taprhine anger from me, that J may tecoucr my ſtreugth,k betoze J goe bence, and be noe, nifieth al} thae he defireth,s ` health, force, firength,beau- tiesand in what focucr he bath © delight,forhac the rod of God taketh away all that is defired in this world, k For bis forow cau- fed him to thinke that God would defiroy him vtterly : whereby we fee how hardit is forthe very Saintes to keepea meafure in their words,when death and defpare aflaile them. PIs Aube: XLi t Dawid delivered from great dancer, doeth magmfieand prayfe the crace of God for hu deliz werance,and (ommendeth hes pr.uidence towards all mankinde. 5 Then doeth he promife to gine bimfelfe wholly to Gods feruice, and fo declareth how God is truely worfhipped, 14 Afterward hee Siueth thanks and prayfeth God,and hauing com- plained of his enemies, with gozd courage he cal- leth for ayde and ſuccour- Co biin Y excelleth. A Pſalme of Danid. ponus a patientip foz the Lord, and bee inclined vnto me,and heard my cry, 2 He brought me alio sut of the > hozti- ble pit,out of the mirie clap, and fet my feete vpon the rocke,and o2dered my goings. 3 And he hath put in my mouth tovnderftand | paſſed mee: my finneg haue taken luch § (pirituall meas bolde bpon mee, that J am not able to ning of the fa- looke vp : yea, they ate moe ta number crifices; and her Dauid efteemeth the ceremonies of the Law nothing in refpe& of the fpirituall fere. uice. . g When thouhadft opened mine caresand heart,I was reae dy to obey thee, being affured that I was written in the book ofthine” ele& fortbisend. h Inthe Church affembled in the SanQuary« i Dauid here numbreth three degrees of our faluation : Gods Pha cie,whereby he pitieth vs : his righteoufnefle, which fignifietb his continuall prote@ion: and his trueth, whereby appeareth bis com ftant fauour, ſo that hereof proceedeth our faluation, shen The nature of fatterers. then the haires of mine head: therfore mine k Astouchme heart path k failed me. the iudgement 13 Lecit pleate thee, D Loyd, to deltuer of the fiefh, I me: make hafe, D Lezd,to helpe me. 14 Let them bee! confounded and put to fhame together, that leeke my ule to De» ſtroy tt; ict them bec Diuen backward and put to rebuke that delire mine gure. Ig Letthembe ™ dDetivopen forza reward their ame, which fay vite mer Aha, aba. 16 Letall them that ſeeke thee,retoyce, ¢ bee gladin thee: and let them thatloue thp faiuation,tay alway, a The Lozd be praiſed· 17 Though J be pooze Encedie,the Lora thinkety on mee : thou art mine helper and my deliuerer: my God, wake no tarying. was vtterly delſti · ture of all coun- fell: yet faith in- wardly mooued maine heart to . Pray. 1 He defiretb that Gods mer- cie may contend - for him againft therage of his encmics. m Lec the fame fhame and con- fufion light vpon them , which they intended to haue brought vpon me. n Asthe faithfull alwayespraife God for his bencfites: fo the wicked mocke Gods children in their affictions. PSAL XLI, t Dauid being griewoufly aſſuicted, bleſſeth them , that pitie hu cafè, 9 And complaineth of the treafon of hú owne friends and familiars , as came to paffe sn Iudas, Lohn i 3. 18. After he fees lng the great mercies of God gently chaftifing him, and not fuffzring hu enemies to triumph a- gainft bim,1 3 Giueth mofi heartie thanks te God. € Tobim chat ercelieth. A Plalme 3 of Dauid. f B Leſſed is hee that- iudgeth witely of the a Notcondem- ening him as ac- pooze: the Lord Wall deliuer him in the curledwhom _ time of trouble. God doth vi- 2 She Lord wil keepe him and preſerue fite,knowing bimaliue: be thall be bleſſed vpon the earth, thatthereare and chou wilt not Deliver htm vnto the will diuers caufes ofbisenemics. — why God layeth 3 Che Lord wil Irengthen him vpon the bishandvpon ebed of ſorow: thou halt curnedall pis ben vs:yeaandaf- tnbisticknefle. terwardhe re- 4 Therefore J faid, Loꝛd haue mercy vp- ftoreth vs. on mee: heale mp foule, foz 3 bauciinned b When for for- aganti thee. — sowandgricfe | § QDineenemtes d ſpeake enill of me,fay- ofmindeheca- ing, (ibat Wali he dte, and hts name periſh? Reth him(elfe And ik be come to fee mec, be fpeaketh vponhisbed, © Lies, but his heart heapeth thiquitte within c Tacuhaftre- · him, and when he cometh forth, be telleth it, floredhimin 7 Altthey that hate mee, whiſper toge⸗ his ficke bed ther againit mec s euen again mee Doe chey and fent bim imagine mine burt. . i comfort, 8 £A mifchicfe ts tight vpon him, and he d Thatts,curfe that ifet).thail no moze rite. me, and cannot 9 Pea, mys familiar friend, whome F haue theircruell trulted, which Bid eate of mp bread, s hath hatequenched, lifted pp the berie ag unſt me. but with my Io Therefore, D Lord, hane mercy vpon thamefull death, me, and raife me bp: fo F hall reward them. It By this J know chat thou fauoureſt me, becaule mine enemie Doeth not triumph agami me. I2 And as forzmee, thou vpholdeſt mee $ btn mine integritic, and doeſt fer mee befoze et Ad reot F The enemies thought by his harpe punifhments that God was become his mortal] enemie, t£57. The man of my peace. As Dauid felt this falfhood, and as it was chiefiy accompitined in hrilt, toha s 3.18. fo (ball his members continually proue the fame. Meaning, either in profperitie of life, or inthe true feare of God inft all tentations. Pfalmes. Dauidsconflant hope. 219 thy‘ face forener, i Shewing me 13 ietlea bee the Lord God of Iſrael cuiden: fens World without end. k Hobe it euen ſo be it. of thy tatherly prouidence, k By this repetition hee {tirreth vp the faithfull to praife God, PSAL, XLII, 1 The Prophet criewoufly complasseth, tht bes ing letted by hu per fecutours, he could not be pre- ſent in the congregation cf Geds pesple,protefiing that although he was feparate in body from them, yet hs heart was thitherward aff: ioned.7 And laft of al be fheweth that he was not fo far re cucre come with thefe ſtrrowes and thoughts, 8 But that he continually put hu confidenceinthe Lerd, € To him tyat excelleth. A Pialse to giue inltruction,;2 committed a Asa treafure to the ſounes of Kozh. to bee kept of A B the bart bzapeth foz the riuersoftwas them,which ter, (o> panteth my louleatter thes, D wereofthe numa Gen. berofthe Lee 2 Dp loule thirſteth foz God,euen foz the uites, ltuing Sed: when Mall J come andappeare b By theſe fimi- before the pꝛeſence of Gon? litudes of chirft 3 My teares haue beene my meate Dap and panting,he and night, while they dayly fap vnto mee, fheweth his fers Cilbere ts thy God? - í uent defire to 4 Miben J dremembzed thele things, ferue God is his J powzed out mp very heart, becaule F had Temple, gone with the multitude, and ledde them in · c As other cake to the boule of God with the vovce of finge pleafure in eating ing, and pzatle,as a multitude that Reepetiy a and drinking,fo ealt. he was altoge- § iby art thou caſt Downe my foule, ther givento and vnquiet within mez ¢ waite on God; tog weeping. J wiit pet giue hini thankes toz the helpe of d That is,how bis pretence. 1 led the people 6 Jp Sod, my foule is caſt Downe with- to ſerue thee ia in mee, £ becaule J remember thee from the thy Tabernacle, laud of Jorden, and Hermonim, and from and now fecing the Mount War. my contrarie 7 One g Decpe calleth another Deepe by the eſtate, die for nopie of thy water ſpoutes: all typ wanes forrow. and thy floods are gone ouer me, e Thoughhe 8 The Lord © wiil graunt bes loutng futtained grie- Rinductie in the Bay, and in rhe night fall uous affaultsof 4 J fing of him, cuen a praper vito the Govot thefleth to caft mpife ; him in to def- 9 Zwillay pute Gov, which ismy rocke, paire,yethisfaich Ahy bakt thou forgotten mee? Chp gee grounded on J mourning, when the enemie oppeeſſteth Godsaccuftomed mec? 5 mercies, getteth 10 My ibones are cut alunder, while the viGorie, mine enemies reproch me,faping dayly nto f Thatis,when me, There is thy God? I remember thee II © CQibp art thou caft Domne, my foule? in this land of and why art chou Difquieted within mee? mybanifhmene - waite on God: foz J will pet gtue him amongthe thankes : hee is mp pzelent belpe, and my mountaines, God. g AffiiGions came(othicke vpon me, that I fele my felfeas ouerwhelmed: whereby he fheweth there isno end of our miferie, till God bee pacified, and fend reme- die. h He affureth bimfelfeof Gods helpe intime tocome. i That is, | am moft gricueuflyrormented, k This repetition doeth de= Clare that Dauid did not ouercome at once? to teach ysto bee cone ftant, forafinuch as God will cercainely deiner his, PSAL. XLIII. 3 Heprayeth tobe delizered from them which confpire againfi him that he might soyfuhy pray God su fw holy congregation, f €e 3 Judge 4 * . 4 — e God onely giueth victorie. a Hedefirech ~ ~@ogesmee, D God, and defend my caule Godtovnder- > Aagain&the vnmercitull o people: deliuer takehiscaufe “me front tbe Decettfull and wicked man. againfttheene- · 2 fFoz thou art the God of mp trength: mies, but chiefe- then put mee away ? why goe J Jythathe would fomotening, when the enemie oppeitech scftorchimto mee the Tabernacle. Send thye light and thytrueth: tet b Thatisthe — themleade me:let them bring mente thine crucllcompanie Holy Mountaine and to thy Cabernacles. of mine ene- 4 Chen swell J goe vate the altar of mies. God, euen vnto the God of my toy and glad- € Towit, thy fa- wour,which ap- peareth by the performance of thy promiles, d Heepromi- fethto offer a fo- Jemne facrifice of thanke(giuing in token of his great deliuerance. e Whereby he admonifheth the faithful not to relent, but conftant- ly to wait on the Lord,though their troubles be long and greate PSAL. XLIIII. 1 The faithful remember the great mercy of God toward his people. 9 After they complaime, bes caufe shey feele ıt nomore.17 Alfa theyalledge the couenant made with Abraham, for the keeping whereof they [hew what grieuous things they fuf- fered. 23 Finally they pray unto God not to con- terane their affi:ctien,fecing the fame redoundeth to the contempt of his hononr. ¶ To him that ercelleth. A Plalme to giue inttruction, committed to the faunes of Koah. VV Ee paue heard with our 2eares , D God: our fathers haue tolde vs the wozkes, that thou haſt Done tn their dayes, in nefe: and vpon the harpe wil ZF gtue thanks unto thee, D God my God, § -CQby arc thou cait downe, my foule? and why art thou cifquicted within mee? ‘waite on Hod: for 3 will pet give hun thankes,be is mip preſent helpe, and my Gad. a This Pfalme feemeth to haue beene made by fomeexcellent the old time: Prophet for the 2 Howthou hak Dinen ont thebheathen vfe ofthe people, with thine hand, and planted «them; how when the Church thou bait deſtroyed the < people, and canted wasinextreme e them to grow. i miferie, cicher at 3 For they inherited not the land by their their returne pwne fwo2d, neither did their owne arme from Babylon, fane them: but thp righthand, and thine orvnderAntio- arme, and thelight of thy countenance, bes chus,orinfuch caufe thou DiDDelt f Fanour them. like affii@ion, 4. Gheuart my King, D Gonslend help b Thatisxhe vntos Jaakob. Canaanites, 5 h Through thee haue wee thruſt backe c Towitour — our aduerfaries ? by thp Mame haue we tros fathers. Den Downe them that role vp agatnitys. d Of Canaan, 6 Fog Doe not trult in my bow, neither e Thatis,our tan my ſword faueme. fathers, 7. But thou halt faued vs from our ad- § Gods freemer- uerſaries, and halt put them to contulion thathatess. 8 Therefore will wee payre God tonti- nuallp, and will confelle thy Rame for eucr. cic and. loue is the oncly foune taine and begin- ning of the Hela. Church, Deut. 9 But vow thou art farre ofand puttet 4:37: vs to itonfufion , and goek not foozth with g Becauferhou, gurarmtes. ast our King, Io Thsumakek vs to turne backe from thereforedcli- the aducrlarie, and they, which bate vs, ner thy people ; from their miferie. h Beeaufethey and their forefathersmade both one Gburch , they apply that to themfelyes , which before they did attribute to their fathers, i As theyconfeiled before, that their Strength came of God, fo now they acknowledge that this affi@ion came by bis iult judgement, Pfalmes, The Church afflicted prayeth. {poyle || for themfelues. Orsat their IL * Thou giueſt vs kas ſheepe to beceas pleafure. ten, and Doet (catter vs among the nations. Rem.8.36 12 Shou lelleſt thy peaple ‘without gain, k Knowing God ano doeſt not increale their price. to beauthour of 13 Thou maket vs a repzoch to our -thiscalamitie, neighbours, aiet and a laughing ſtocke to they murmure them that are round about bs. not but feeke res 14 Chou makeſt vs a prouerbeamong medie at his the nations, anu a nodding of the head a> hands, wno moug the peoples wounded them, Ig Wyp” confulion is Daily before me, and t As ſlaues the hame of my face hath coucred ine, which are fold 16 Foꝛ the vopceofrhe ſlanderer and rea for alowprice, buker,foz the enentie and > auenger. neither lookeft 17 All this tscome vpon vs, pet Boe ee thou for him note forget thee, neither Deale wee falſcly ctharoffereth = concerning thy couenant. moſt, but takeft 18 Dur Heart is not turned backe: neie the frit chap- ther our iteps gone outofthy pathes, man, 19 Albeit thon halt ſmitten vs downe in⸗ m Idarenot to the place ofi Dzageus , and couered vs lift vp mine head with the thadow of Death. for fhame, 20 Jf wee haue forgotten the Mamie of n Meaning,the our God, and holden vp our handes to a proud and cruell » trange God, tyrant, 21 Shall not God alearchthisout? for o They boaſt he knoweth the ſecrets of the heart. not of their vez- 22 Hurely foz thy lake are we laine com> taes, but declare tinually, and ave counted as ſyeepe for tye that they reft vpe ` flaughter. onGodinthe ` 23 Cp, why lleepeſt thou,D Loꝛd?awake, middes of their be not farre off foz euer. afHliGions: who 24. CGberctoze binet? thou thy face? and punifhedact fozgetteit our miſerie and ouraftliction? now their finnes, 25 Jor our foule isf beaten Downe vit bur by hardaf- to the Du : our bellie cleaucth vnto the AiGionscalled ground, | them to the cone 26 Rik vp foꝛ our fuccour, and redeeme fideration of the ts foz thpt mercies fake. heauenly joyes.. j —— lOr ywhales? meaning the bottomleſſe feas of tentations, Here mee fee the power of Jaith which can be ouercome by noperils, p They fhewghat they | honoured God aright, becaufe they truſted in him alone. They take God to witneffe, that they were vpright to him ward, £ The. faithfulimake this their comfort, that the wicked punith them not for | thcir finnes,but for Gods canfe,Mat.5.10 1.Pet.414, f Thereis no hope of recoucrie, except thou put to thine hand, and raife vs vp, | t: Whichisthe onely and {ufficient ranfometo deliuer both bodie aad foule from all Kind of {lauerie and miferie. PSAL, XLV. 1 The maieſtie of Salomon,his honcwr,fircugth,- beautie,viches,and power are pratfed,and alfo his mariage with the Egyptian being an heathen wa- 4 manis bleffed, 10 If that fhee can rexonnce her $ people, and the lowe of her countrey and gine her . Gif wholly to her husband. Vander the which f- gurethe wonderfitll maieftie and increafe ofthe kingdome of Chrifi and the Charch bis ſpouſe now taken of the Gentiles, is deſcribed € Tohim that ercellety ons Shoſhannim a This wasa ‘cere a fong of tone to giue inſtruction com- tainetuneor ann mitted to the founes of Rozab. intrument Mite heart will vtter foorth a good mate b OF f perfit loue ter ; Jj will intreate in my wozkes ofthe thacought to bees) King:mytongue is as b pen ofa fiwıft writer. betweenethebuk 2 Thouart fairer then the chilazen of band & the wifes) men: grace ig yoten in thy lippes, becauſe cSalomons beau- God hath bleſſed thee foz ener. tie and eloquence 7 ; to win fanor with his people and his power to ouercome his enemies, is herede(cribed, wD Í i |. | ` of Chirift. pompe and va- to feethem giue -bad many kings goir . daughtersamong 14 She fhal be ought vnts the King in ‘of Pharaohs €hriltandhis Church figured. 3 Gird thyſword npon thy thigh, D molt mightie, to wic, thy wozrthip and thy glozp, d Healludethto 4 Qnd prolper with thy glozp:4 ride vp⸗ them thatride in ou the word of trueth and of meckeneſſe and chariotsintneir ot righteouſneſſe: to thp right hand Mall triumphs, ihew- teach thee terrible things. | ingthat the qui- § Whine arrowes ate (harpe to pierce the er Rate ofaking- heart ofthe kings enemies; therfore the pro» dome ftandethin pie thalitalivuder thee. truethymecke- 6 Thypethrone, D God, is foz ener and nefie andiuitice, ener? the ſcepter of thy kingdome isa ſcepter notinwarldly ofvighreoufnelic. 7 Chou loueſt righteoutnefie, and hatet nitie. i wickednes.becaule God, cuen thp Hod hath e Vnderthis fi- f anointed tice with the ople of gladneſſe as gureofthis king- bone thy fellowes. dom of juftice is 8 Ailthy garments fmell of miparhe and fet forth theeuers aloes, and alia, when thou cemmeft out of lafting kingcome the pnoy palaces,s where they haue made thee glan. f Hath eftabli. 9 Kings Daughters were among thine fhed thy king- honourable wives; bpon thy right band Din domeasthef. {tand thes Ducene ma veiture of golve of gure of Chriſt, Ophir. which isthe IO ‘dearken,D daughter, and confider, peace and ioy of anDinglinc thine eare: forget alle thine own the Church. people and thy fathers houle. ; g In the which 1 Ho hall the king baue plealure in thy palacethe people beautie: foz be is thp Lod, and reuerence madethecioyfull theu bint, y 12 And the k daughter off Tyrus with the thanks & reioyce tich of the people fhall Do homage betoze thy forthee. ~ Face with preſents. h Though hee 13 Che Kings daughter ts all glorious 1 tetthin ; her clothing ts of bzoidered gold. his wiues,yethee raiment of necdle wozke ithe virgius that louedPharzohs follow after her and her compantons hall be daughter heſt. bꝛought nite thee. i Vnderý figure 15 Cdithtopand gladneſſe Hall they bee brought, and hallenter into the Kings pas daughtcr, he ate. Sheweth that the 16 Jn feat of thy fathers hall thym thils Churchmuk cat Den bee ; thon walt make them princes ofall carnal} af- © through ail the earth. y feGionstoobey 17 J willinake thy o Mame to be remem- Chrif onely. hꝛed through ail generations: therefore Hall k, Hefigniicth Y people giue thankes vnto thee world with thatrdiuerfeof outend. themthatbe rich thal! be benefaGors to the Church, albeit they giue not perfe& obe- . dience tothe Gofpel, ||Or,Zer. 1 There is nothing fained nor hy- pocriticall,tut fhe is glorious both within and without: and howbeit -the Church hath not at all times this outward glory, the fault is to be imputed only totheir owne ingratitude, m They fhali haue grea- tergracesthentheir fathers, n He fignifieth the great compaffe of Chrifts kingdome,which fhall be fafficient to enrich al his members, © This mu onely be referred to Chrift,and not to Salomon, hi PSAL XLVI 1 A fong of trigmph oF thanksgiuing for the de- Lwerance af Leriufalem, after Senacherib with his army was ariucn away, or fume other lihe [udden È marucclous deluerance by the mig htie hand of Ged, SUWherebythe Prophet commending this great benefit doeth exhort the fastnfulto give thee felues wholly into the kand of God , dowsting no- thing but that under his protection they [hall bee Safe againft allthe afaults of thesr enemies, he- . waufe this is his delight to affwage the vage.of the wicked when they are moft buſie againſt she iust, Pfalmes. > Í Godis afure refuge. 220 C To him that excelleth vpon a AIlamoth A a Which was’ {ong committed tothe onnes of Roꝛah. either a muſicall Co isoul | hapeand trength, and helpe intrumentora int troubles, ready tobefound. folemne tune, 2 Therefore wili not wes feare though vno the which the carth be moncd,and though the Moun this Plalme was taines fall into the mins of the lea. fung. 3 Thongh the waters thercofd rage & be | Or, protection. troubled, and the mountaines (ake at the b Inal maner of urges of che fame, Selah : troubles God | 4 Yetthercis a € River, whole ſtreames theweth his {pce fall make glad the citte cf Godieuenthe dy mercieand Danctuary of the Tabernacles okthe molt power in defen. igh. i ding his. § God isin the mids of itscherefore Hall ft c Toat is, we will not be moned: God thal helpe tt ſvery eariy. not be oucrceme 6 When the nations raged, and the kings with feare, Domes were moued, God thundred, and the d Though the garth melted. afflifions rage 7 The Low of holes iss with vs: the neuer fo much, Gon of Jaakobis onr refuge. Helah. yet the riuers of 8 Tome, and beholde the workes of the Gods mercies, Lozd, » what Delolattons be hath made in bring fufticient the earth. comfort to his, » 9 Hee maketh warres to ceale vnto the c Theriuer of ends of the world : he bꝛeaketh the bow and Shiloah, which cutteth the ſpeare, and burneth the chariots paſſed through with tre. Terufalem : meaa Io Bei ſtill and knowe that J am God: ning, though the FZ will be evalted among the heathen, and J] -defence feeme wiil be exalted tn the earth: neuer fo (mall, IL The Loyd of holts is with vs:the Gon yetif God baue of Jaakob is que refuge, Helah. appointed it, it is fufficient. f Alwayes when neede requireth. t Ebr.gane his voyce. g They are aſſured that God can and wil defend his Church from all dangers and enemies, h To wit,how oft he hath deftroyed his enemies,8¢ detiueted his people. i He warneth them that perfecutethe Church, toceafe their cruelty : for els they thall fecle that God istooftrong for them, againſt whom they fight. i PSAL. XLVII. 1 The prophet exhorteth all:people tothe wor- fhip of the true and euerlining God, commending the mercieof Godtoward the pofterity of laakob: 9 And after prophefieth of the hingdeme of Chrift in the time of the Gofpel, @ To hun chat ercelleth. A Pſalme com- mitted to the fonnes of Koza), A L people? clap pour bands, fing loude a Hereis figured Avnto God with atopfullvoyce. _ > Chif, veco whd 2 Foꝛ the Lordis high, & terrtblesa great all his (hould king ouer ali the earth, > giue willing obe- 3 Hehath > lubsucd the people vnder vs, dience,and who and the nations vnder our fete. would (hew him- 4 He hath cholencome inheritance forts; felfeterribleto ` euenthe glory of Jaakob whom bee lencd, the wicked, Sea). V EET b Hehath made Gov is gone bp with triumph euenthe thelewesjwho. wtth thed found ofthe trumpet, were the keépers Ding praites to God, fing prailes: of the lawand. fing pzaties vnto our king, fing praiſes. Prophets {choles 7 Sor Hovis the king of ali pearth:fing mafterstothe ” prayles euery one that hath © vnderſtanding. Gentiles, they fhould with gladneffeobey them. c Godhath chofen vsaboueall other natis ons to enioy a moft gloriousinheritance. d He doethalludevato the trumpets that were blowen at ſolemne feafts:but he doeth further fignifie the triumph of Chrift and his glorious afcenfion into the bea- uens, e Herequireth that vnderftanding be ĩoyned with finging, left the Name of God be prophaned with vaine crying, —* Te 4 8 vs — ess ee er —— God preferueth his Zion, f He prayfeth 8 Godreigneth once the heathen: Gon Godshigones, ſitteth vpon pts holy thzone. for y he ioyneth 9 Che princes ot the people are gathered the great Princes puto tye people of the Gad of Abzavam ; foz of ywerld(whd the ihtclosacthe wold belong ta God; hee he calleth (hields) t ts greatly tobe exalted. to the fellowfhip PSAL, XLVIIL of his Church, a A notable deliuerance of Ieruſalem fromthe band of many Kings es mentioned, for the which thanks are gimento God, & the ftate of that city is praiſed,that hath God fo prefently at al times rea- dy to defend them. ThisP falme (eemeth to be made an the time of Aharylofhaphat, Afa or Exeksah : for in their tunes cluefly was the city by forren ‘Princes affzuleed, a Some put this @ 4A long or Pſalme committed difference be- to the fonnes of Koza. tweene a fong & ‘hoon isthe Lo2d,and greatly ta be pate Pfalme,faying, (ed tn the Litte of our God, cuca vpon chat it is called Hts boly mountaine. $ fong,whenthere 2 Monnt 5ton, lying forth ward, is faire isno inſtrument, in fituation :itisthe < top of the whole carth, bút che voice:& and the citpefthe great Ring. the Pfalme, the 3 Jnthepalaces thereof God ts knowen contrary.The foꝛ ad refuge. fongotytfaime 4 Foꝛ loe,the kings were e gathered and iswhenthein- went together. Rrumentsbegin, ç Aben they faw ftt, thep marueiled:thep and the voice fo- were altonted,and ſuddenly driuen backe. loweth: $ PhIme 6 Feare came tuyere upon them, and ſor⸗ ofthefong,the row,as vpon a woman tn trauell. contrary. 7 As with an Taft wind thou bꝛeakeſt the b Albeit God tect Tarſhiſh.ſo were they deltroyed, [hew his won: s we haue" heard, fe haue we ſeene detsthrougnall tna the cityof the Lozd ofholtes, tn the citie the world, yeche of our God: Gad will ſtabliſh it for ewer. willbechiefy elah. HF praifed inthis o GU: waite fo: thy louing kindneſſe, D Church, God in the mids of thy Cemple. e Recauſe the 1d OSod according bute thy Mame, fe word offalua- is thy patie onto the: molds endethy right tioncamethence Hand ts full of righteouſneſſe toallthem that II Leth mount Zion retopce,& the daugh · fhouldbcleeue. ters of Judah be glad, becaule of chp noge: d ExceptGod ments. werethe defence I2 Compaſſe about Zion, and go round thereof, neither About it, and tell the towers thereof. fitnauion, nor 13 Marke well che wall thereof: behold munitioncould er towers, that pe maptell pour pofterttp. preuaile, 14 Foꝛ thts Godis our Gov foz ener and e They con(pired ener; be thalt be our guide vnto the death. and went againft ; + Gols people. f The enemies were afraide atthe fight of the citie, Tharis, Cilicia, or the (ca called Mediterancum, h To wit, of our fathers, fo haue we proued: or,God hath perfoimed his pro- wiſe. i Inall places wherethy Name shall be beardof, men thall _ praile thee, when they heare of thy marueilous workes, K Let lee nſalem & the citicsof ludea reioyce for thy tuft iudgements ag iintt = thincencmies, } For inthis.outward detence and ftrength, Gods - blefGings did alfo appease : but the chie feis to bereferred to Gods fa- wour and fecret actence, who neuer leaueth his, (ee P S-A L.. XLIX, 1 The holy Gh ft callech all men tothe coxfide- yation of mans life, 7 Shewing th m not tobe moft bleed that ere moft wealthy dr therfore not to be feared: But com rariwiſe he l freth vp our minds se confider h ow allthingsare ruled by Gods pro- sidence: 14 Whoa he migeth thefe worldly mi- fers to euerlaſting tormen:s, 15 So doeth be pre- ferne histand will rewardthem in the day of tne reſurrection,⁊. Thef. o. Pſalmes. ¶ To him that excelleth· A Palme com- mitted to the fonnes of Rezal. — athis aliye people : gine eare, all ye that dwell inthe world, 2 Gs wel low as hie, both rich and pooꝛe. 3 Wp mouth thal (peake of wim, and the medication of my heart is af knowledge. 4. J will incline mine eare to a paradle, and beter my graut matter vpon the barpe. § Mherefore hould oF feare tn the enill Dayes, when tittquttte Mall compaſſe mee a= bout as ac mine heeles? 6 Chey cruein their © goods, and boat themlelucg in tye multicude of their riches. 7 Petamancan by no meanes redeeme his brother: hee cannst gine his ranſome to oo, 8 (Ho dprecious isthe redemption of their foules, and the continuance fog euer ) 9 That he map line uli foz ewcr,and nor fee the grane. ’ $ 10 Foꝛ hee feeth that wifemen f die, and alfe that the ignorant and fooliſh pertib,and leaue their riches for s ocbers. It Yecthey thinke therr Houles, and their Habitatians thail conrinue fo? euer, euen from generation to generation, H calfcheir lands hy their names. 12 But man fhalnot continue in honour: be tg itke the b beats th Die. : 13 This their wap vecercth there foolith- nefe: yet their potteritte i Delight tx thetr talke. Delah. hpi 14 *Like ſheepe thep like in graue:Death Beuoureth then and therightedus thal Hane Domination oner them in che “moning: foz their beautte thal conime, when they thall go from their boule to grane. 15 But God fhall deliuer mp loule krom the power of the graue + | foz be will receiue me. Belay, 16 Be not thou afrai when one ts made rich, and when the glozy of bis boui is in- created. j 17 * Fo be Hatl take nothing away when he meth, neither hall bis pompe deſcend af» ter bim. 18 fFo2 while he lined, + he retoyced brm- felfe : and " men will prayſe thee, when thou maket much of thy felfe. ; I9 He Wall enter into the generation of his fathers, P and they (hall not {tue foz euer, 20 Man isin honor and avnderſtandeth not; bets like ro beaſts that perify. The vaine truſt ofthe wicked. a Hewillintres how God goucte neth the world by his prouidéce, which cannot be perceived by the ludgement of the fle (it. D Though wic- kednefie reigne & enemies rage, fecing God will execute his judgements å- gait the wic- Kedin time con- uement. c Yo truft in rĩ⸗ ches is mecre Macnesiccing they can neither roftor. ufc nor prolong it. d Thais ſo rare or notto be found asprophe- fiz was precious inthe dayesof . Eli,a.Sam 3.0. e Mcaning,t is impobibletoliue | for ewersalfS thae | life and death are onely in Gods hands. f In that thar de:th maketh no difference -be- tweenc the pete fons. g That isnot te their children, bur to firangers. Yer the wicked profitenorby ~ thefe examples, bur fill dreame an immortalitie sn earth, Or, labour thar their name may be famous is earth, | h Astouching the death of the bodie, i They peake and do the I fame thing thar their fathers did, k As theepe are gathered into the fold,fo fhal they be brought to the graue. 1 Becaufe they haue nopartof lifeenerlafting.. m Chrilts comming is as the morning, when the ele@ (hall reigne with Chrift their bead ouer the wicked, fi |Or,becaufe he hath reeciucd me.lob.27.79.1.tim.6.7. tEb.he blef- fed his foule, n The flatterers praife them that liue in delights and f pleafures. Or,his pule, 0 And not paffe the terme zppoynted for life, p Both they and their fathers fhall iue here bur a while, Ii andatlength die for euer, q Hecondemneth mans ingratitude, who having received excellent giftsof God, abuleth them Likes beak to his owne condemnation. PSAL. L. ‘ ¥ Becaufe the Church is alway full of hypoerites, 8 Which do maging shat God wall be TIPE ' it r The true facrifice. a Who was ei- _ ther rhe author, or achiefe finger, to whom it was committed. b Topleadea- aink his diſſem · ling people, be- fore heauen and earth. c B:icaufe God had chofen it to | haus his Name called vp · Oñ and ⸗lſo his , image ſhined therein the do- - @rincofthe Law, d As when God gave his Law in mourt Sinaj,he appeared terrible svith thunder and _ tempeli,fo wil he appeare terrible E take — or the Keepi thereof, * T e As witn⸗ſſes | againft che hy- and his people, _ È Which (hould now that facri - ficesare feales of the couenant be- tweene Godand his people, and J not fee religion ` therein. h For I paffe noe for facrifices ex- be there which is to confirme promifes, — hee Ply, faints, cept the true vie ~ your faith in my © with outward ceremonie! only withaut the beart: and: (pectally the Lewes were of thts opinion, be- caufe of thesr figures and ceremonies of the Law, thinking that therr facrsfices were fuffcient, 24 Therfore the Pr-phet doeth reproue this groffe er- ror,and pronounceth the Name of God to be blaf- phemed,wheie holines is fet in ceremonges. 23 For he declareth the woifhip of God to be fpirstuall, whereof are two principall parts , muscatson and thax keſgiuiug. @ A Plalme of 2 Alaph. God of govs,cucn the Loꝛd hath fpo- Ken and calico the > earth from the ri- fing vp of the Hunne vnto the gomg Downe thereof. sho 2 Dut of FZton, which is the e perfection of beautte, hath 60d ſhined. 2 Dur Gor hal come and Hal not keepe filsnce: ¢a ttre Hail deusoure betoze him, and a mightie tempelt ſhall be mooued round a- bout yim: “Aue thal call the heauen aboue,ande the eatth, to iudge bis people. § Gather my f Saints tegether bnto me, thofetyat make acouenant with mee with g ſacrifice. oop 6 And the heauens (hal Declare his righ⸗ teoutnes: foz God ts wdge hunieife. Selah. 7 Weare, D my people, ¢ 3 terilipeake: hearc,D Iſraeband J wil tettifie vnto thee; for J} am Gud, euen thy Hod. S F wut not reproue thee for thy facri fices,o2 thy burnt offcings, that have nox bene conttnually before me. | 9 F will take no bullocke out of thine Houle, nor goates ont of thp tolts. 10 i Fozall the beaftes of rhe forret are Mine, and the beattes on a thouſand mourn taines. STI 3 knowall the fontes on the moun- ines: and the wild bealtes of the field are mine. 12 FE Ibe Hungry, J wiil not tell thee: foythe woriBis mine, and allthat therein is, eate the fet of buls? o minke otgoates? 14 Dier vnto God prayle and! pay thy vowes vnto the melt High. Ig Anodcall bpon mein the Day of trots ble ſo wil J deliver thee,and chon alt glo⸗ rifie me. - 16 But vnto p wicked fain God, CAhat Hatt thou to Do to declare mine opBinances, that ire fhouldeft take my couenant in thp mouth, ‘17 Seeing thon bate» tobe reformed, and bait cat mp words behind thee? 18:JFoz when thou feet a theefe o thou run- neit with him, and thouart partaker with the adulterers. j 19 Thon ginek thy mouth to enil, t with thy tougue thou forgeſt deceit. id delight in facrifice, yet had heno need of mans helpe thereunto, Though mans life fur the infirmity thereot hath need of foode, het God whofe life quickeneth all the werld, bath ro neede of fuch canes, 1 _Shew thy felfe mindfull of Gods benefits by thankef- iuing, m Why doeft thou faine to be of my people, and calkeft of my couenant, feeing thou are but an hypocrite? n And to liue ccording to my word. "o He fheweth what ase the fruits of therr tcontemne Gods word. i Pfalmes. 20 Chour ſitteſt de ſpeakeſt againt thy brorber,and flanBereft thy mothers tonne. 21 Chelethings hak chou done, ¢ J held mp congue: therefore thon thougheſt that J was like thee $ bur J will reproue thee, and qletthem tn order befoze thee. 22 D confiner this, pee that forget God, left J teare you m pieces, and there be none that can Deliver you. 23 ic that offreth* pratle,fhal glozifie me: andto him that (otlpoleth bis way aright, will Ic Hew the faluation of Goo. The corrupt nature ofman, 221 p Henoteth the cruelty of hypo⸗ crites, which fpare wot in theis talke or iudge ment, their owne mothersfonne. q I will writeall thy wicked deeds in a rell, & make theeto reade and acknowledge them whether thou wilr no. r Wnderthe whichis conteined faith and inue- cation, f AsGodhathappointed, e That is,declare my felfere be bis Saviour, PSAL, LI, 1 When Dauid was rebuked by theProphet Nas than for his grea’ offences be dsd not only acknow= ledge the fame to God with proteſtation of his sa- turall corruption and imiqusty, but alfo left mee moriall thereof to his poſteitie. 7 Therefore firft he de(ireth God to fergiue bis finnes, 10 And to renew in him his holy (purity 31 sth promfe that he will not be unmsndful of thofe great graces. 18 Finally fearing icft Ged weuld pumifh the whole Church for his fault, bee requireth that be would rather sncreafe his graces toward the fame. € Fo himthat excelleth. A Palme of | Dauta, when the Prophet Mathana came rae ptm , after hee yaa gone in to Bath- fhe H Aue merep tpon me, D God,raccording te thy douing kindnes: according to the multitude of thy compaffions put amap mine tniguitics. 2 Taib me: throughly from imine int quity, and clenſe me from mytinne: | > > 3 FoF 4 know mine iaiquitics, and my finne is ener befoze me. 4 Againlt thee,againg thee onely hane g finned, and done cuill in thy fight, that chou mayett be iult when thou © ſpeãkeſt, and pure when thou tudgelt. SEAT. ; 5 Behold, J was bone ininiquity, and in tinne bath mp smother concetued me. 6 Behold, thou f lonek trueth in the inward affections : therefore halt thou taught me wiledomt in the fecret of mine eart, 7 Purge me with" hyſſope, and J Wall be cleane: wal mee, and 3 hall be whiter then ſuow. 8 Pake metoheare g top and glannefie, that the ® bones,which thou haſt broken may relopce. 9 Hide thy face from my finneg, and put away ail mine iniquitics. 10: Create in me a cleane bheart, D God, a To reproote im becanfe he had committed fo horrible finnes,and lien inthe fame without repen- tance more them a whole yeere, b As his finns were manifold and great, fohe requireth that God would giue him the feeling of his exceliene and abundant mercies, c My finges fticke fo taft in. me,that] haue need of forme fingular kind of walhing. d My confcience aceufeth me, fo that icanhaue no reſt, ull Ll be reconciled, e When thou giueſt {entence t Ed sgainft finners, they muft needes confeſſe thee ro be mft, an“ them- feluesfinners, f He confi iſeth chat God, who fourth porepefe of — heart, may iuftly defroy man, who of nature isa Asner, much more him whom he had inſtructed in his heauenly wifdom,.Le. 14.6. g He meancth Gods comfortable mercies toward repentant finnets. h Bythe bones he vndertlanderhall ftrength of feule and body, which by cares and mourning arecen(umed. i Heconfefleth that - when GodsSpis itis cold in vs, tohaue it againe reuiued, is as a new treation. ano ‘ihe euill congue. k Whichmay andrencina tight ſpirit within me, allure me tbar l: 11 Caſt me not away from thy prelence; amdrawen out > 89D take net thy help Spirit from me. |: oftheflaucryof 12 Rettoze came thetop of thy faluation, finne, and ſtabliſh me with thy “free Spirit. 1 He promifeth 13 Then {halZ teach thy | wapes unto the toendevour that twicked,and finners (yall Ge conuerted unto othersby bisex thee, . i ample may turne I4 Deltuer mee from dload, D GoD, te God. which art the Mod of my faitiation ; and mp m From the») tongue (all fing topiully of thy rigbtcont> murderof Vriah, nefe. and the others Ig "Dpenthou my lips, D Lozd,and my that were flane mouth tall thew forth tyy patie. 4 withhim,2 Sam. 16 Foꝛ thou delircit no facrifice, though ray. J would gtug it:thou Delighte not in vurnt n Bygivingme offering. occafionto ptaife 17 @helacrifices of Hod area ° contrite thee,whenthou ſpirit: a boken and coutritebeart, D Gov, fhaltforgiue my thou wilt not Depite. finnes. 18 Be fauourable vnto r Zion foz thy good o Whichisa plealure : bulo the wals ot Scrutalem. wounding ofthe 19 Ghenfhalt thou accept the ſacrifices heart,proceeding ofa rightcoulnefic,cucn the burntoitering € offaith, which oblation: then thall they offer calues vpon feeketh vnto thine altar. God for mercy. p Heprayeth forthe whole Charch » becaufe through his finne it was in danger of Godsiudgement. q That is, iuſt and lawfull,ap- plied to their right end, which is the exercife of faith & repentance, PSAL, LIL x Deuid defcribeth the arrogant tyrannyof his aducrfary Doeg,who by falfe ſurmiſes caufed A- bimelech with the reſt of the Priefis to be flaine. 5 Dauid propheficth his deftruétion, 6 Anden- courageththe faithfull to put their confidence in God, whofe indgements are moft ſharpe againft bu aduerfaries.9 And finally he rendreth thanks to God for his deliuerance. In tha Pſalme w liue- ly fet forth the kingdome of Antichrift. C To him that excelleth. A Plalme of Da- nid to gine initruction.cCiban Doeg the ©- Bomite came ans Wewe Gant, and iyn ta bim, eu fs come to the boule ef Aht⸗ mech. E EKURE) wr boafted thou thy ſelfe in thy wic- a ODoeg which kedneſſe, D aman of power? the lo» haft credit with. ying kindnefle of God endureth Dayly. the tyrant Saul, 2: Thy tangue tmagineth > miichiefe and andhaft power: is like a tharpe rafo: that cutieth deceitfully. to murder the 2 Shou doeſt loue cutil moze then good, SaintsofGod, and lies, moze then to (peake the + trueth. b Thy malice moueth thee by Delah. 4 Thou loueſt all wordes that may Te- crafty flatteries. froy; D Decettfull tongue! and liesto accule § Go thal God ¢deltrey thee for euer: be anddeftroyche fhall take thee and plucke thee out of thy ta- innocents, bernacic, ‘and roote thee out ofthe tand of + Ebrvighteouf- the lining. Selah. i nefe. 6 Ther righteous allo Mall ieeit k and c ThoughGod feare, and Wali laugh at him,faying, forbeare fora ¶7 Beholde the man that tooke not God time, yetat for bis frength, but truſted vunta the multis length hee will ` tudcofbhisriches,& put dis ttrengthiinbts recompenfethy malice, i falfehood. d Albeitthoufeemeto be neuer fo fure ſetled. e For the eyes of . ‘the reprobate are (hut vp at Gods indgements, f : With ioyfull re- werence, fecing that he taketh their part againft the wicked. Orya his fabjtence, * * “a, Pfalmes. that would vnderſtand aud * ſeeke Gan. The godly oppreſſed. . 8 Butz Halbe ttke as greene cliuetree g Hercioyceth in the bouie of Gods tor 3) teuiked tn the mer· to haue a place cy of God Fo? cuer and eutr. among thefere · 9 Jwillalway pratle thee, foz that thou uantsofGed, bait Done» this J will) Dope m thy Mame, thathe may becaule tt is good befor thy Saints. growein the knowledge of godlineffe. . h Executed his vengeance, {| Or, waste upon thy grace and promiſe. PSAL, LIIL i He defcrsbeth the crooked nature, 4 The crus elty, 5 And puniſhment of the wicked when they looke not for it, 6 And defiretl the deliuerance of the godly, that they may resoyce together. & Co him that crcetleth on a Mahalath. A Plime of Dauid to giue inſtructioñ. me foolebath fayd in his heart, here is > 10 GOD, thep haug corrupted and done abominable wickeDnelle; thereis neng that Doeth good. 2 God looked Downe from heauen vpon the childzen of men, tofer ifthere were any a Which wasan intrument or kinde of note, b. Whereas no * regard is had of honefty,or dif- honeitie, of ver- tue nor of vice, therethe Proe `, phet pronoun. ` ceth y che people bauc no God, c Whereby he condemnethall _ knowledge and vnderltanding 3 * Gueryp one is gone backe : chepareal- together corupt: there tg none that Boeth good, NO notang. ——— 4 Da not the d workers of iniquity know that they cat vp my peopleas thep eat bacan? they cal! not vyon Gad. § Where they were afraid fo feare,where vnd no = feare was toꝛ GoD yash (cattered the that cendeth not ‘bones of him that beiieged thee: thou alt to fecke God, put chem tocontulionvecanleSad hath caſt Rom. 3. 10. them off. d Dauid pro- 6 Dy giue laluation buto Ilſrael out of nounceth Gods Sion: when Gad turnech the captiuttte of vengeanceas bts peopic.then Jaakob Wall reiopceand Jie gainit cruel go- racl all be glad, u¢rnours,who hauing chargeto. defend and preferue Gods people, doe moft cruelly deuoure them. e When they thought there was none occaſion to feare,the fadden vengeance of God lighted vponthem. f Bee t emies power neuer fo great, nor the danger fo fearefull, yet God delimereth his in due time, . a) PSAL LIIII j 1 Danid brought into great danger by the reaſon “er ofthe Ziphems, § Callethvpon the Name of God to defircy his enemies, 6 Promifing facrifice and free offrings for fo great delimerance. a @ Wo bim that exrcelleth on eqinoth, A - Pfalme of Dauid to gine inſtruction. Mhen — the Ziphims came and fayd unto Danit Is 1. FSam 23. 19. not Dauid Hid among vs? ij eer | gaw me, D 60d, by thy Rame and by a Hedeclarech , Ppr ngi me. . _ that whenall 2 D God, heare my prayer; hearken vn meanesdo faile, to the words of mp mouth. | _ . God willdeliuer, 3 For rangers are rien wp againſt euenasic wereby. meand ¢ tyrants leeke miy ſoule: they haue miracle, them f not fet God before them, Selah, that call ypon 4 Behold, God is my helper; the Lode him wich an vpe; is with ¢ chem that vphold my ſoule. right con{cience, fi § Pe Wall reward entil vnto mine tHe: b Towit, the mies: Dcut theniok in thy < trueth· Ziphims. 6 Then 3) wil ſacriſice freely vnto thee: c Saulandhis | J will praile thy Mame, D Low, becauſe it armie which is good. were like cruell. jj ’ , beaftsyand could Ai not be fatisficd, but by his death, d, Bethey neuer fofew,ashe with Ionathan, e. According,to thy faithfull promife for my des fence, f For hypocritesferue God or fearc,or ypon conditions, 7 Sox i ea Falfe friendfhip. g We maylaw- 7 Foz hee hath delivered mee ontofall wily reioycefor trouble, and mine eye bath £ feene my defire Gods iudgments vpon mine enemies, againft the wic- B SALE, SEW ked,if ouraffe- 3 Dauid being in great heauineſſe aud difire fe Gipnsbe pure, complaincth of the crueltse of Saul, 13 And of the falfhood of hs familiar acquaintance, 17 Ut- tering mofi ardent affections to mooue the Lerdto patie him, 22 After being affured of deliucrance, he fetteth forth the grace of God as though he bad already obteined bis requeſt ¶ Co hien that ercelleth on Meginoth. A Pfalme ef Danid to qiue initruction. a The earneft- Her amy player, D Gon, and Hide not nefie of his pray- thp (cife from nip tupplication. erdeciareththe 2 Hearken vnto me, andDanfwere meg vehemencieof + mourne in my pꝛayer, and makea nopi, his griefe,info- 3 Ferthe> vopce of the enemte, and fog much as heis the beration of the wicked, becaule «they compelled to dane brought tutquitie vpon inte, and firt- burt outinto oullp hate me. cries. 4 WMine heart treimbleth within meand b Forthethreat- the terrozs of Death are fallen vpon me. ningsofSauland 5 Feart and trembling are come spon hĩs adherents. meann an hoꝛrible feare hath 4 couered me. c They hauede- 6 Gnd Jſato, Oh tjat 3 had wings like famed measa: adout: then would < 3 fiieaway and reft. wicked perfon, 7 Bcehold,. 3 woul] take my flight farte -or they haue off, and lodge in tee Wildernefie.Deiah. imagined my 3 Weewouid make katte for my Deliue- defiruction. >. rancef from the ttoxmie wind and tempelſt. d There wasno 9 Delroy, D Low, «nds diuide there partofhimthat tongues : foz 3 bane feene cructiic and ſtrife was not aftonied in the citie. with extreme IO Day and night they gee about tt vpon feare. the walles thercot: beth * mniqnitie and mife e Feare had dri- chiefe arein the middes of it. uer him to fo Il Micked nes is tn the mids thercof; de: greatdifireffe, ceit and guile Depart uot from per rectis. that hewifhed I2 Surely mine i enemie did not Defame TNobechidin «me; foz Icould haue bozne it: neither did fome wildernefie, minge adnerſarie cxalt himſelte againit me: andtobebani- 02 3] would haue hid me from him. fhed from that 13 But it was thon, D man, enen my *ᷣom⸗ Kingdome,which panionanyp guide and my familiar: odhadpromi- 14 CGbhicy delighted in confulttng toge- fed chathe fhould. tijer,and went inte the boule of God as com> enioy, pantons. f Fromthetruell., is Let Death Cease spon them: let them rage and tyrannie | gog Downe quicke into the grane : foz wic» of Saul. kedneſſe is tn their Dwellings, euen in the g Asinthe con- mits of them: fufionofBa- =: 16 Bur Z wil call onto Hod,and the Lod bylon,whenthe will ſaue me. will Z pray, = and make anopin and he whl h All lawesand beareiny voyce. í sod orders are 18 ice hath Delivered mp louie in peace oken, andonly From the battell, that was againſt mee: foz iceanddiffolu- »? many were with me. i 19 Ged Mall heare and afflict them, euen : he that veigneth of olde, Selah, becaule they iif mineopene- ° haue no changes, therefore they frare not ie hadfought God. } ine hurt, I could thebetter haue auoyded him. k Which was tonely ioyned tome in friendfbip and counſel in worldly matters, alfoinseligion, | As Korab, Dathan,& Abiram. m Which ignifieth a feruent minde and fure truſt to obtaine his petition, which ing mace him earneft.at all timesin prayer, n, Euen the Angels f God fought on my fide againft mine > Butthsir profperous eſtate ſtill continue:h. . Palmes. I7 Euening and moming, andatnoons word enemies, 2,Kings 6,16,. The teares oftheSaints. 222 20 ive plaid his hand vpon ſuch, as be at p 1 did notpro- peace with him, and he bꝛake bis couetiant. uoke him, bur 21 The wordes of His mouth were lofter was at peace with then butter, pet warre wasin his heart: his him, yet he made words were moze gentle then opie, petthep warre againſt me. were ſwords. = fOr,gift:to wit, 22 Cak thpi burden vpon the Lod, and which thuuweule hee Hall nourth thee: hee will not ſuffer the deff hat God righteous to fail fo24 cuer. : Should gue thee, 23 Ana thon, D God, halt bing them q Though for Downe into the pit ot corruption: the bloo» their bettering Dic and Deceitfull men Hall not liue z halfe andtryall hee their dayes: but F will trutt in chee. fufter them to flip for a time. r Though they fometime live longer,yes their life is curfedof God, vnquict,and worfe then any death. PSAL, LVI, 1 Dauid being brenght to Achifh the King of Gath, 1.Sam.21.12, complaineth of bis enemiesy demandeth ſuccour, 3 Putteth his traſt sa God ér in his promifes. 12. And promifeth to per forme his wowes,which be had taken upen him,whereof this was the effec to praife God ra his Church. Tobim that erccileth. A bᷣſalme of Das uid on CPichtam, concerning the -dumbe Deuce ina farre countrey, when the Phili⸗ ſtims tooke him in Gath. BE: mercifult unto me; D God, foz dman would fwallow me vp: he fighteth conti- nually and vereth me. 2 Wine encwies wonld daylyſwallow me bp : for many fight againſt mee, D thou moſt High. 3 Ghen J was afraid, Itruſted in thee. J will reioyce in God, becauſe of his ·woꝛd, J trut in God, and wiil not feare what fief can Doe vnto me. Mine owne á wows grizne me Dayly: all thetr thoughts are agatnit me to Doe mee ute. 6 ‘They gather together t keepe them⸗ feluzs clofe: they marks my Meppes, becaule thep watt foz my foule. f 7 They thinke they thall efcape by ini» quitte: D God, cait thele peopie downe in though he fee thine anger. not prefent 3 Chou hak counted my wandzings:put helpe, mpe teares into thy bottell: are they notin d All my coun. thy regifter? A fels have cuill 9 Aben F crie, then mine enemies Hall fucceffe, and turne back; this J know, foz Godis with me, turne tomine Io J will reteyce in God, becanleofhis owne forrow, word:in the £o20 wi J reiopce,becaule ofhis ¢ Asali the a Being chafed by the furie of his enemies into a firange countrey, hee wasasa dumbe doug, not fecking re- uengeance. b He fheweth thar it is either now time,or nee uct, that God helpe him, for all the world is againſt him,and ready to deuour€ him. c He ſtayeth his con{cience ypon Gods promife, 02D.. worldagainft IL Jn God doe F trut: F will not bee a> one man, asd frain what man can Doe vnto me. cannot be fati- I2 * hy vowes are pon me, D God; ate except they will render praiſes vnto thee. haue my life, 13, Foꝛ thou hat deliuered my ſoule from f They thinke Death, and allo my feete from failtng,that J not onelyto. map walke befeze God in the k ligt ofthe eſcape punith- liuing.. ment, bur the more wicked they are, themore impudent they waxe, g IfGodkeepethe teares of his Saints in ftore, much more will he remember their blood to a» uenge it: and though tyrants burne the bones, yet cam they not blot the teares and blood out of Godsregifter. b Hauing recciued that which I require, Lam boundto pay my vowes of thankefeiuing,as I ptomifed. i Asmindfull of his great mercies,and gining bim thanks forthefame., k Thatis,in this Sead light of the funpe, ; PSA God pr eterneth his. PSAL LVII. ` z Danid being inthedefert of of Ziph, where she inhabitants ded betray him, and at length in the fame caue with Saul, z Calleth moft earneftly a Pfalmes. aud ipeake lies. 4 Ther popfon is ence like the povfon of a lerpent: like tye Beate adder tha op- Aan kano a —0— The wicked deſcribed. womber even krom the belly haue they erred, d They paffein 1 wate God, with full confidence that hee well per- peth bis care. malice and iub- forme tas promifeve take bis caufes hand: Al- § CLivich heareth not the voice of the in⸗ tilticrhecrattie fo that hee will fhew his glory inthe heanens and chanter, though bee ve mott expert in chare ſerpent which the earth againjt bis cruch enemies, 9 Therefore wing. could preferue : _ doth he render laud and praiſe. 6 Beake their: teeth, D God, in their bimfelfe by tiop- a This was ei- € Co him that excelleth.· Deſtroy not. wmouthes: becake the tawes ofthe pong Lie ping hiseare therche begin- A Pfalme of Dauid on Michtam, ons, D Loo. ; from the inchar- ning ofa cer- *when de fied from Haul 7 Letthem fmetcitke the waters, let ter. taine fong, or in the cane, them palleawap, when hee hooteth his ar⸗· e Take away all the words which Ha mercie bpon mee, D God, haue rowes,lerchembeasbheoken occafions and Dauid vecered, mercie vpon mee: for mp foule truticth 8 Let him conſume like a {natle that mel- meanes whereby when he ftayed in thee, andin the Wavowe of thy wings teth, and like tye vntimelpfrutt ofa woman, they hurt, bis atfection. will Itrulſt, tull cheie > afflictions ouer· that hath not ſeene the ſunne. f Confidering- 1.Sam. 24.4. palſe. 9 BAs raw fiel befoze pour pots feele the Gods diuine Or, dweli mof 2 J willcall vnto the moſt bigh God. fire of thoꝛnes: (olet him Carp them away as power,he ihew · fee. even to the Gov, thate ꝓerformeth his promile with a whirlewind in his wath. eth that Godin b Hecompareth toward me. 10 The righteous Hall retopce when he amomentcan ~ the affiGions, 3 Hee will ſend from heauen, andfaue ſeeth the vengeance: jee hal wath his feete deftroy their which God tay- mee from the repzoofe of bim that would in thei bicod ofthe wicked. force whereof eth vponhischil- fallow me. Delay. God wili fend his mere _ 11 And men Walt fay, k Gerelp thereis they brag. dren,toaftorme ie and bis trueth. Frutt foz the righteous : doubtleſſe thete is a g Asfethista- that commeth 4 My louleisamong lions: Fite among God that iudgeth in the earth. ken raw out of and goeth, thechilozenof men that are fet on firestabote the pot before e Wholeaueth © teetharefpcates and atrowes, and their the water feethe: fo hee defireth God to deftroy their enterprifes be- mot hisworkes tongue a ſharpe fwod. fore they bring themtopafle. b WithapureaficQion. i Their begun vnpertect. Exait thy elfe, D God, aboue the hea⸗ puni(iment and flaughter (hall be fo great, k Seeing Gcd gouere d Hewouldra- yettand let thy glozp bevpon allthe earth. ther deliuer me 6 They haue laive a net fox my eppes; bya miracleythen g mploulets pꝛeſſed Downe: they haue Dig: neth all by his providence, hee mult needes put difietence between the godly and the wicked, that I thouldbe geda pit befoze mee, and are fallen tuto the PoS ASL ouercome, middes of it. pelah: 1 Dauid being in creat danger of Saul, whe e Hemeaneth 7 Wine beart is t prepared, D God, mine fent to flay him in hu bed , prayeth unte God, 3 theircalummes Heartispeepared : J will fing ¢ gtue praiſe. Declarech his innocencie, and thesr farie, 5 Defi- and falfe re- 8 Awake mpi tongue, awake viole and ring Godto defroy all thoſe that finne of malici~ ports. harpe: J willawake earely.- . ous wickedueffe. ss Whom though hz keepe aline f Suffer me not o 3 will paile thee, D Loz, among the Fra timeto cxerciſe ha people, yet sa the end hee 1 tobedeftroyed people, and J will fing vnto thee among the wel conſume them in his wrath, 13 That he may | tothe contempt nations. bee knowen to bee the Ged of laakob to the end of of thy Name. Io Foꝛ thy mercie is great vnto the bea> the world. 16 For this ke fingeth praifestc God, | | g Fer very feare, yeits,and thy trueth vnts the * clouds. affured of his mercies. 3 fecing the great It Grate chy felfe, D God, aboue the hea d To hun that excelleth. Deſtroy not. A $ dangersonall uens,and let thy glory be vpon alt the earths Piaime of Dawid on 2 APichtam. * Uhen a Reade Palag fides. Haul (ent and thep did watch the houle to Samit. h Thatis,wholly benr togiue thee praife for my deliuerance. i He fheweth chat both his heart (hall praile Ged,and bis tongue fhal con- fefle him , and alfo that hee will vfe other meanes to prouoke him- felfe forward to the fame, k. Thy mercies do not onely appx rtaine Rill bir. QO? God, > deltter me from mine ene · b Though bis ` mies: Defend me from them that rile bp enemies were agatnit me. cuen at hand to ~ zo the Lewes, butalio ro the Gentiles, a Ye counfellers of Saul,who vn- PSAL LVITI, 1 Hee deferibeth the malice of his enemies, the fratterers of Saul, who both fecretly and openly fought his deſtruction from whom he appealeth to reinyce, when they fee the punifhment of the wice ked to the glory of God. € To him that ercelleth. Deſtroy not. APfalme of Daui on Michtam. 2 Deliuer mee from the wicked doers, —— him yet © and fauc me from the bloody men. 3 SFozloe, they baue layed waite for my (elfe thar God foule: the mightic men are gathered againit bad wayes enow me, not for mine «offence, no? foz my linne, in bis band to Gods judgement, 10 Shewing that the iuft fhalt D e aflured him- L020. huerbim, h 4 They runne and prepare themlelues c Forlam in- fa without a fault on my past; arife ihereſore to nocent to the t aflift me and behold. wards,and haue |) § Cuenthou.D Cord God of holes, D not offended der pretence of Hittrue? D> congregation, ſpeake vee GodofIfrael, awake to vifte ali the hea» tbem. < l confulting for tly? D fonnes of men, iudge pee Yp- then, and bee not4mercifull vnto altthat d Seeing ixappete| b: the common rightly? A, CANA N | tranſgreſſe malicioully. Selah. tainethto G % wealth,confpire -2 Dea, rather yee imagine mifchiefe in They goe toand fro in the enening: iudgemensto; Tfh my death being your heart: t pour hands erecute cruelty vp- they barke like © Dogges, and goe about the punith che wie} p an innocent, on the carth. citi. ked.he defirerh ft b Yearenota- 3 The wickede are rangers from the God to execute | Mhamed to exe- f his vengeance ot the reprobate , who malicioufly perfecute Bif fr cute thar crueltie publikely, whi e Thatis, enemiesto the people of God,euen fromeheir birth, + ch yee haue imagined in your hearts, that they are neuer wearie in doing cuill. 7 Beho Church, e Hecompareth their erueltie to bungrie dogs, fhewil Themifery ofthe wicked. f Theyboat o> _7 Bebold,theyfbragge in their talke,and penly of their ſwoꝛds aretn their itppes ; foz who, fay they, wicked deuiſes, Doth heare? andeucry word 8 But thou, D Lord, alt haue them in isasafword:tor deriſion, and thou ſhalt laugh at ail the pea. they neither then. feare God,nor 9 eeisflrong: but J will waite bpon areafhamed of thee :fo2 God is my defence. men, 10 My merciful! God will! preucnt me: g Though Saul God will letme fee my delire bpon mine enes haue neucr fo mies. greatpower,yet IL Slay themi not, let my people forget I know that it:but fcatter them abzoad by thy power, aud thoudoeft bridle put them Bowne, D Lod our hteld, I2 For the finne of their mouth, and the words ot their lps: and let them be * taken in their pride, euen foz their periurie € lies, that they (peake. í 13 i Confume them intgy wꝛath:conſume them that they bee nomo ; and let them know that God ruleth in Jaakob, cuen vnto the endsefihe wold. Delab. 14 And inthe euening they ™ Hali goe to and fro,and barke like dogges, and go about the citie. 15 They Hallrunne Heere and there foz meate ; and ſurely tbey Mall not bee fatilfied, though tiep tary all night. 16 But J willing of thy *pomer, and wii prayle thy mercie tn the moming : foz thou batt bene my defence and refuge in the Dayof my trouble. ples of Gods 17 Unto thes, D mye Strength, wilg vengeance. fing : foz Godis my Defence, and my merci» 1 Whenthy time full God. fall come,and when they haue fufficiently ferued for an example of thy vengeance vnto other. m He mocketh at their vaine enterprifes,being aflured that they fhallnot bring their purpofeto pafle. n Which didft vfe him : therefore will I patiently hope on thee. h He will not faile to fuccour me, when neede requireth. i Alcogether,but by litle and litle, that the people, feeing oftentime thy iudgements, may be mind full of thee. k That intheir mifery & fhame they may beas glaſſes & exam- 1. Sam. 19. 12. O Confefling himfelfe to be voide ofall vertue and ftrength,heattributeth the whole to God, P SCAsL Ley 1 Dauid being now king ower Indah, er hauing had many victories ſheweth by eurdent fignes,that God elected him king,a uring the people that God will profper theif they approue the fame, 11 Af- ter hee prayeth vmo God to finifh that, that hee hath begunne. ¶ To him chat excelleth bpon 2 Shuwhan Eduth, or Michtam. A Plalme of Dauid to teach. "Aben he fought againtt Aram Må- haraim, and agatnit || Aram > Sobab, whei Joab returned and fewe twelue thoufand Edomites in che falt valley. God, thou hat cat vs out, thou batt andio.t, ` eſcattered bs, thou haſt beene anary, s.chron. 18.3 turne againe vuto vs. Or, Sria, called 2 Thou halt made theland to tremble, Mefopstamias and haſt made it to⸗gape:heale the breaches b Calledalfo thereot,foꝛ it is haken. Sophenewhich 3 Thou haſt « fhewed thy people heauy ftandeth by Eu- things ; thou þat made vs to Drinke the wine of giddinefie. c Forwhen Saul was notable to refit the enemics; the people fled hither and thither: f for they could not be fateintheirowne houles. d As cleft withan earthquake. e Thou haft handled thy people tharply in taking from them fenfe and iudgement, in thattheyayded Saul the wicked king, and purfued him,to whom God had giyen the iuft title of the realm, a Thefe were certaine fongs after the note whereof this Pfalme was fang. 2.52m 8.0. Pfalines. the policie of a weake woman to confound the enemies ftrength,as f ; Mans helpeis vaine. 223 4 But now thou haſt giuenaf banner to f In making me them thar feate thee,chat tt may be diſpiaied kirg, thonhalt | becaule of thy truth. Eclah. ~- performed thy j That thy beloucd may bee deliuered, promife, which belpe with thy right handandbeareme. — feemedto haue 6 Gov hath Poken inyts e holines; therc- loft the force, | fore Jj will reiopce: F (yall diuite Shechem, g Icisfocertain, — and mea(ure the valley of Succoth, as if it were ſpo⸗ > 7 Gilead thalbe mine, Wanafſeh thalbe ken by an orele mine: Ephzaim alio balbe rhe » Grengtih of that I thal) pof- x mine bean; i Judah is my laweiuer. fefle thefe places 8 Moab thalbe my k wathpor: ouer EDam which Saul had will I caſt out mp Hor: 'Walekina thew thy lefttobis chil- felte topfull foz me. 9 Cibo willead me inta themftrong tity? wha wil bing me vnto Edom? firong and well: 10 Cilt not thon, D God, which haddeſt peopled, cat vs off, and didit not goe tooth, D God, i Dauid meaneth With our armies? : that inthistribe _ I Give vs helpagainſt trouble:foz paine bis kingdom fhal ts the belye of man. be eftatlithed 12 Thꝛough God we Mall Doe valiantly: Gen.49.10; foz e fali tread Downe our enemies, k Inmoft vile fubie@i 1 For thou wilt diffemble , and faine as though — — glad. m Hee was aſſured that God would giue him the ftrong cities of his enemies, wherein they thought thenifelues fure, P'S. A, L, ob X I, 3 Whether that he were in danger of the Am- monstes,or being pur {ued of Ab ſolom here he cri- ethto be heard & deliuered, 7 And confirmed in his kingdome, 8 He promifeth perpetuall praifes, ¶ Co him that erceileth on Neginoth. A Palme of Dauid. H Caremycry,D Gov: gine care vnto Hip prayer. e 2 From the: endes of theearth will J a From ý place cry vnto thee: when mine heart is opprett, where I was ba⸗ baing mee vpon the rocke that tse higher nithed,being drie engl. uen oute fthe cis 3 Foꝛ thou hoſt bene my hope, & a rong ty & Temple by tower againſt mine enemy. my fon Ablolom, J wil dwel in thy Tabernacle for ener, b Vato ¥ which and my trut balbe under the coucring of i gyre thy helpe wings. Selah. I cannot attaine, — 5 Foꝛ thou D God, «hak heard my Dee ¢ There isno- fires: thou batt giuen an berttage vntothole thing that docth that fear thy fame. _-,, more Rrengthen 6 Thou fhalt giuc the king a4 long life: our faith,then bis peeres(lalbe as manpages. the remembrance 7 Hee hall Dwell before God foz ener: of Gods fuccour prepare emercte and fatthfulneffe, that thep in timespaft. may pꝛeſerue him. d This chiefly is 8 Sowill J alwapfing paile vnto thy referred to Chrift Name in performing Daily nip vowes, = liveth aer nally, not only in- himfelfe,but alfo in hismembers. e For the Rability of my king: - dome ftandeth in thy mercy and trueth, PS AL. LSet, This Pfalme partly cotaineth meditations. wherby Dawid incourazeth himfelfe to truſt inGod againf? the a ſaults of tentations, And becaufe our minds are eafily drawen from God by the allurements of the world hee fharply reproneth this vansty,to the - intent he might cleane fast tothe Lord, € To theercellent mufitian® Jeduthun. a Though Saran: A ine of Dauid: . tempted him to yg ; my tonle —— vnto God: —— acommet uation. od,yet he bris- oF bin i deled his-affeQhie: — ons, and refting vpon Gods promife, eaer ipeo patiently, . : 2- gt dren. h Forit was sL hron:16.:41; nape A The vanity of man. 2 Pet hets my rength and my ſaluati · Oli,and my Defence; therefore J (hal not much. D Itappeareth by the oft repeti- tid of this word, that the Prophet abode manifold tentations, but by reftiag on God,and by pa- tience he ouer- came them all. c He meaneth himfelfe,being the man whom God had appoin- tedto the king- dome, d Though yee feemeto bee in honour, yec God will fuddenly de- ſtroy you. e Dawid was greatly moued with thefe trou= bles: therefore he ftirreh vp him- felfeto truk in God, f Thefe vehe- ment and often repetitions were neceflary to ftrengthen his be moued. ; ; 3 Pow long will ye imagine miichtefea gaint ac man ? pe thalbe all Haine: ye halbe as à bowed wall, or asa 4 wall Haken. 4 Pet they confult to cat him Downe front bis Dignttte: their delight is in lyes, they bleie with their mouthes, but curſẽ with their hearts Helah. 5 “Pet my foule keepe thou filence vnto God; foz mine hope is in hint, i 6 Pet is hee my ſtrength, and my faluatt> on,and my Defence; theretore J] Hail nut bee meoned. ; 7 Ju Godis my faluatton and my f glory. the rocke of my frength; n Godis my trutt. 8 Trult tn him alway,ye people: s powe out pour hearts before Hint, for God isour bope: Delay. g Pet the chilozenof mer are vanity, the chicte men are les : to lap them vpon abal- ranee theyare altogether lighter then vani- ie. i IO Truk not in oppꝛeſſion nozin robbe- rie: be not paine: tfriches tucreale, fet not yout beart thereon. ' _ 11 Go (pake ‘once o? twice Jhaue beara it, that power belongeth unto Gon, Iz And tothze,D Lord, mercy : fo: thou — euery ene according to bts tke. Pfalmes. faith againft the horrible affaults of Satan. g Hee admonifheth vs of our wicked nature, which rather hide out (orrow, and bite onthe bridle, then vtter our griefe to God to obtaine remedie. h Give your {elues wholly to God by putting away all things that are contra- ryto his Law. i Hehath plainly borne witnes of his power,fo that none needeth to doubt thereof. k So that the wicked hall feele thy power,and the godly thy mercy. a To wit,of Ziph €.82M.23.1 4 b Though he was both hungry andin great di- fireffe,yet hee made God his fufficiencie,and aboueall meate and drinke, c Inthis mifery Texercife my felfe in the con- templation of thy power & glory, as if I were in thy Sanctuaty. d Theremem- brance of thy fauour is more fwectevnto niece PAS AEE XTIT: 1 Dauid after hee had beene in great danger by Saulin the defert of Ziph, made this Pfalme, 3 Whertn-he giueth thanks to God for his wonderful deliuerance in whofe mercies he trufted ewe in the mids of his miferies, 9 prophcfying the deftrulti- on of Gods enemies: 11 And contrariwiſe happi- wes te allthem that tru? in she Lord, CA Palme of Dauid. Ahen he was tn the a wtldernes of JuBah. Coes art my God, carly wil J feeke thee: mp foule> thirſteth fo: thee: my ficfh longeth greatly after thee in ã barren and Dzy land without water, 2 Thus: F behold thee asin the fanctuas ry, wher J] behold thy power.and thy glory. 3 for thyloning Kindneffe is better then life; therefore my lips (hall pratfe thee. 4 Thus will J magnifie thee all my life, and lift yp imine bands tu thy Mame. 5 Wp fonte halbe fatiffied, as with 4 ma: row and fatneffe,and my mouth hall prayſe thee with ioylull lips. 6 When J remember thee on my bed, and when J thinke vpon thee in the nighe watches, 7 Becaule thou bat beene my helper, therefore vader the hadowe of thy wings will J retoyce. chon all the pleafures and dainties of the world, 8 My onle ecleaueth inte thee: for thy right hand vpholdeth me. o Wheretoze they that leeke my foule to Detfroy tt.they fal goe tuto the loweit parts of rhe earth. : J 10 They Hall ca him downe with the edge otf the ſword, and thép Hall bee a poztion fo: tores. : Hind : Ir But the king Hall rcioyce in God,and ali that e ſweare by him Hall retovee in him: fo: the mouth of them that peake lies, ſhalbe lopped. OET OTRE The cuill tongue. e He affureth himfelfe bythe - {pirit of God te haue the gift of conflancie. f He prophefieth ofthe deſtructiõ of Saul and them that take his part, whofe bodies fhallnot be buri⸗ ed, but be deuce red with wilde beaſtes. g All chat fweare by God aright, or profeile him, ſhall re- ioyce in this worthy King. PSAL. LXIIII. 1 Dayid prayeth againft the fury & falfe reports of hu enemies, 7 Hee declareth their pumfhment and deſtruction, 1o Tothe comfort of the iuſt and the glory of God. ¶ Coin that ercelleth. A Plalme of Danid. Hai my? voce, D God, itt my prayers Apzeicrue mp lite from feare of the enc: mie. a Inthathe eal. led to God with his voyee, it is a 2 hide mee from the’ conſpiracie ofthe figne y his prayer twickeB,and from the: rage of the wozkersaf was vehement, & iniquity. f ; 3 Thich baue whet their tongue like a ſworde, and fot for their arrowes d bitter wordes: ae 4 To ſhoot atthe vpright in fecret : they Woot at him ſnddenly, and feare · not. 5 They encourage themſelues in a wic⸗ ked purpoſe: thep commune together talay fuares patuily,and ſay, Aho Wall fee them? 6 Tiephauelought out taiquittes, and haue accomplithed rhat which they ſought out euen euery one s his fecret thoughts, and the depth of his heart. 7 But God will thoote an arrow at then {uadenly: theter itrokes thalbe at once, 8 Chev hail caule chew owne tongue to fail upan thom: & whoſoeuer all ſee them, Malls fice awav. ) 9 Am all men all fee it and Declare the werke of Hod, and they Hall vnderſtande, what he hath wꝛought. i ~ 1o Bur the righteous i hall be glad inthe ” Loub,and trut in hint: and all that are vp: tight of heart, Hall retoyce. thar bis life was ` indanger. ; b Thatis, from their fecret ma= lice. c Towit,their outward violéceg d Falfereports ' and flanders. e To bewithour feare of God, and reverence of man,is a figne of reprobation, f The more that thewicked fee Gods chiliren in mifery, ý more bold & impudent are they in op- prefling then, g There isno way fefecretand © fubtill to doe hurt, which they inuented not forhisdefiruGion. h To fee Gods heauy iudgements againftthem , and howe hee hath caught them in their owne fnares, i When they ball confider that he will be fauourable to them,as he wasto hisferuant Dauid, PSAL. LXV. 1 A praife and thanke[ciuing unto God bythe faithfal,wlro are fignified by Zion, 4 For the chu- fing,pre(eruation and gousrnance of them, 9 And l for the pleutiful ble(ings powred forth upon althe i earth but fpecrally toward his Church. do ¶ To him that excelleth. A Palmeor ©» fong of Dawid. HIIS J O God, * praple wayreth fo: thee mFion,€ a Thou giuek vnto thee (hall the vow be perfozmed. daily new occafi- 2 Becaufethou Heare the praier, vnto onto rhy Church thee Wall e all fle come. to praife thee. b Not onelythe Tewes,but alfo the Gentiles in the kingdome of Chrift, TO 3 Micken ———— — Sh er The benefits of God toward man. -€ He imputeth 2 Micked Deeds < bane preuailed againit it to his finnes, & syesbur thou wilt be merciful vate our tranſ⸗ tothefinnesof . greſſtons thepeople, that 4. VBleſſed ishee, whom thou chuſeſt, and God who was taulek to come cothee: hee ſhall dwell in thy accuſtomedto aſ- courtes, and wee hall bee latiſtied with the fiitthem,with- . pieaiures of thine Douie, cuen of thine holy draweth his fuc- Temple. ‘courfromthem, § D Govofour faluatton,thou wilt ian- d Thou wilt de- ſwere vs with feareti:ll fignes in thy righte- clare thy felfe to - oumes, D thou tie hope ofall the ends of the bechepreferuer earth, and of them that are farre off tn the of thy Church, in € feg, ; deltroyingthine: 6 Pe eftablifieth the mountaines by his encmics,asthou powers and ts girded about with ftrength. didftin fred fea. 7 Weappeateth the ‘ noyle of the leas, and e- Asofallbar- the noyſe of the wanes thereof, and the tus barous nations mults ofthe people. f and farre off, 8 They aiio, that dwell in the vttermoſt f Heefheweth parts of che earth, {halbe afraid of thp fiqnes: that there is no tyouthale maket the Galt and the Meſt ta partnor creature łtloyte. : inthe world, O Thou eviliteſt theearth,and watereſt whichisnotgo- it: thou makeit it terp rich: the h River of uernedby Gods God ig full of water: thou prepareſt them ` power and pro- cone; fo? o thowappoynteit iit. widence, 10 Ghouk waterett abundantly the fur» qEbr.the going rows thecof: thou cauſeſt the raine to deſcend forth ofthe mors ntethe vallepes thereof: thou makeit it toft ning and ofthe — with Howes, and bleffett the bud thereof. enening. Il Thoaucrowneſt the yere with-thy goods g Towit,with nes, and thy lieps Crop fatueſſe. raine, 12 Thep Dep vpon the paſtures ot the h Toatis,Shi- . wildernefic: and che billes ſhal be compatted loah,or the with gladneſſe. ‘ raine. 12 The paltures are clad with ſheepe:the i Thou haſt ap- vallt ys alio ſhalbe coucred with corne: ther- pointedthe earth, fore they ſhout foz toy, aud ling. to bring foorth mas foodeto mans vie. k Bythis d.feription hee fheweth that all the order of nature is atellimonieof Gods loue toward vs, who caufeth all creatures to{éruc our neceffitie. 1 Thatis,thedumbe creatures fhall nct onely reioyce for a time for Gods benefits, but fhall conti- y if fin 3 sally Ong Py Si Ars Lj ERVE, 1 He pronoketh all mento praife the Lord, & to cofider his works, 6 He ſattet h forth the power of God toaffiay the rebels, 10 and fhewe:h howGod hath deliuere Ifrael from creat bondage andaf- fucitens, 13 He promſethto gine facrifice, 16 & prowoketh all mcn to heave what God hath done for lum,and to praife his Name. @ Tobim that ercelleth. A ſong or Plalme. bra ingon, a ail pe inhabitants of the earth. 2 Ding forth the glory of his name,make knowledge of his praile gloꝛious. God,who then 3 Gaypvnra God, owe terrible art thou was only knowen in thy workes! through the greatuefle of thp in Iudea, powcr fail thine enemies bee > in ſubiection b Asthe faith- vᷣnto thee. full fhallobey 4 All the world hall worship thee, & fing God willingly, vnto thee,cuen ling of thy Mame Dclah. Htbeinfidels for -ç «Come and behold the workes of Sov: fearefhall dif- he is terrible ta hisDoing towardache ſonnes femble them- otmen. felues to be fub- ; ie@, c He toucheth the flothfall dulaeTe of man who iscolde in econfiderationof Gods works. d . kis prouidence is wonderful è maintaining their fate. ‘a Pe prophefieth that all nations fhall cometo the Pfalmes. God tryethhis. 224 6 De hath turned the ſea into drie lande: they paſſed thorow the riuct on foote; there DID We reisyce th Hina. : 7 «De ruleth tie wolde with his porser: bis eyes beholde the nations: the rebellious ait not < egalt themſelues. Selah. ¢ He proueth 8 Paꝛaile our God, pe people, and make that God wi! ex- the voyce of his praple to be peard. tend his grace 9 CApvich holdeth our loules in life, and alfoto the Gen- luffereth not our feete te flip, tiles, becaufe hee 10 fo thon, D Ged,bait proved v3,thou punilherh among batt tried vs as ſiluer ts tried. them fuch aswill IL Chou halt ought vsinto theeſnare, not obey hiscale and layd a trait chaine ppon eur loÿynes. ling. 12 Chou hat cauſed mento rive ouer our f Re fignifeth heads: wee went into kre and tuto water, (ome fpeciall be- but thou bꝛoughteſt ys out into a wealthy nefit,that God place, ; ; bad (hewed to 3 J wil go into thine bhouſe with burnt bis Church cfthe offcings,and will pay thee my vowes, Tewes,in deliue- 14 Cdihich my tips haue promtled,and my ring themfrom mouth hath poken in mine affitction. fome great dane 1g 3 will offer vnto thee the burnt offe- ger:whereof,or rings of fat rammes with incenſe: J will ofthe like bee peepare builocks and goats. Helah. promileth that 16 1 Coie and Hearken all pe that feare che Gentiles thal God, and F will tell pouwhat he hath Done bepartakers. to my foule. The condition 17 3 called vnto him with my mouth,andD of the Church is he was exalted with my tongue. here defcribed, 18 *x If J regarde wickeoneffe in mine which is to be htart, the Lord will not heare me. led by Gods pros 19 Wut Hod hath beard me, and confides uidence into red the voyce of my prayer. troubles,to be 20, Pꝛaiſed bee God, whichhath not put ſubiect vnto tye backe my prayer, noz his mercie from me. rants, and to en-e a ter into manifold dangers. f'The dueti¢ of the faithfull is here deferibed,which are neutr ynmindfullto render God prayf for bis benefites. i Itisnot enough to hauc receiued Gods benefits, and to bee mindfull thereof, but alfo wee are bound to make others to profite thereby, and prayfe God, k Jf Idelightin wickednefle, God will not heare me: but. if l confeffe it,he will receiue me, i CHEAP LANDI, 1, Aprayer ofthe Church to obtaine the fauonr of God, and to be lightned with his countenance, 2 to the end that his wayand iudgements may bee knowen throughout the earth. 7 And finally is declared the kingdome of Gad, which fhould bee uniter [ally erected at the comming of Chrif. @ Go him that ercelleth on Meginoth. ajOlalme or fong.- ~ Gz ber TA unto ah and bleffe bs, and a tanie Bis face ta {ine among vs. Selah, 9 895, 2 That» theynray know thy way vron artha and typ-laumg health among atina» 15+ i 3 Let the people praple thee, D God: let allthe peopte prayſe thee. 4 © Let the people bee glad and reioyce: fo: thou ſhalt iunge the pesple rtabtceufly, and gouerne the nations vpon the. carth, made with thems Delah. Tact dh .¢ Bythefeoft . 5 Let the pcopte praple thee, D God; let. seperitions,he all thepcopleprapie thee. fheweth thatthe - 6 then hall the earth bing foorth ber. people can neuer - ; i rcioyce fufhici- éntly.and give thanks for the great benefits that they hal recejue vne: derthe kmgdome of Chrift, d He,heweth that where God fanowes seth, there Shalbe abundance of all other things, increaſe a That is, moue =- our hearts with his holy Spirit, . that we may » i feelehisfauour: . toward vs, b Thatboth ° Tewes and Gene. tiles may know Gods couenant A 4 6 p A The reioycing of the iuf. eWhenthey increaſe, & God,euen our God fhal bleffe ts, fecle his great 7 God thaitbleffe vs, and all the endes of benefits both the carth ball « feare btm. fpiricuall & cor- PES A LY LXVIII poraltowardthé. 4 Iz this Pſalme Danid ſetteth foerth as in a glajfe the wonderfull mercies of God toward his people: § Who by all meanes and mofi range fortes declared himfelfe to them. 15 Andthere- fore Gods Church by reafen of ha promfengraces Pfalmes. | a The Prophet fbeweth thatal- beit God fuffreth the wicked ty- -tants to oppreffe his Church for a and victories doeth excell without cemparifon al worldly things. 34 Heeexborteth therefore ab mento praife God fir euer, C To him that ercelleth. A Plalme or fong of Dan, — = oa a bis enemtes fyall i attered: thep allo that bate him, fha flee befoze him. ? — 2 as the ſmoke vaniſheth, fo ſhalt thou driue them away: and as ware melteth before the fire, fo wall the wicked peri) at the pees time,yet atlength lence of God. he will be reuen- ged of them. b Hee fheweth y when God decla- reth kis power againft the wic- ked,that is is for the comodityand faiuation of his Church, which _ 3 > But the righteous Halbe glad, andres ioyce before God: pea, they thal leape foz toy. 4 Ding vuto God, anding mailes vnto bis ramet eralt bim, that rideth vpon the beauens in bis name € Jah, andreioyce be» foz him. · § Heeisa Father of the fatherlefie,and a Judge of the widewes,cuen God inbis holy habitation, 6 God4 maketh the folitary to dwell in praife him there- families, and Deliuereth them that were pats fore, c Iahand Ieho- naharethe names of God, which doe fignifie his effence and maie- fty incomprehen- fible,fo that here- by is. declared, ` -that all idoles are fonersin ftockes: but the rebellious hall Dwell in a e Date land. 7 £ D God, when thou wentekk forth vee fore thy people: when thou wentelt chorow the wildernefic, (Helah) 8 Che carth Hooke, Œ the heauens Dop: pedat the beth of ae — sae Dinat was mooued at te pretence of God, cuen ti Gover acer s * 9 Thou, D GD, ſenteſt a gracious raine but vanity, & that vpon thine inheritance, thoũ dideſt refre the God of Ifra- elis the only true God, d He giueth chil- dren to them that be childleffe, and, increafeth their families, e Which is bar- ren of Gods blef- fings, which be- fore they hada- buſed. fNHe teachetk that Gods fauour particularly be- longeth to his it when tt was weary. IO Chycongregation dwelled therein: for thou, D God, baft of thy geodnefle pze- pared it fo: the poore. II Che Lord gaue matter to thch women to telofthe great atmy. I2 Kings of thearmies did flee: they did flee,and i the that remained in the heute, Di- ninen thefpople. ; 13 Though ye haue lien ameng *pots,yec fhal ye beas the wings of a Done that ts coue· red with fluer, and whole feathers are like yellow gold. j 14 Aben the Almighty fcattered kings lin it, it was white as the ſnow in Zalmon. 1g = Che mountaine of Ged islike the Church,as appeareth by theit wonderfull deliverance out of Egypt. mountaine of Bahan: icisan high moun⸗ talne,as mount Bahan. 16 x»CCbp leape pe, pe high mountaines? as foz this Mountatne, God delighteth to pda in it: pea, the Lord will Dwell in it foz ay 17. Thecharets of GDD are twentie thoufand thouſand Angels, and the Lorde — them, as in the Sanctuary of Dt- 18 Thou art gone bp on high: then hatt © led captiuitie captine, & recetued gifts for men: pea, cuen the rebeiltous haft thou led, thatthe Lez God might dwell there. 19 jDzatleD be the Lord, cuen the Gon of out falnation,which {aneth vs Daily with bene- fits, Selah. aE 20 This isour God, euen the God that faueth vs: and to the Lorde God belong the Piffuesofdeath, - 21 Surely Ged will wounde the head of bts enemies,and the hairy pate of him that walkethin bis finnes, 22 The Lord hath apd, J willbzing my peopleagatne from 3 Bathan: J will bring them agatne from theaepths of the (ca: 23 Chat thy foot may be Dipped in blood, and the tongue of thy Dogs in the blood of the enemies, euen fite bts 24 Thep haneleene,D Gor,thy goings, the goings of my God,and mp King, whichart in the Sanctuary. 25 The lingers went before, the plaiers ofinfrnmentsattcr: in the middes were the maids playing with timbzeis. 26 Pꝛaiſe pe God tu the aficmblies & the Lozd,yethar are of the fountaines of [(rael. 27 There was * litle Beniamin with their ytuler,and the princes of Judah wich therr af- fembly,the princes of sebulun, & the princes 0°28 Cbron bath appolnten thy trength 28 ThyGod hath appointed thy frength: fablit}, D God, that, which thou bait wrought in vs, 29 =Dut of thy Temple vpon Jerufalem; and kings (hall bring pelents vnto thee, 30 Deltropthe company of the fpearmen, and multitude of the mightybulles withthe calues ofthe people, that 2 tread vnder fecte ee of filuer; (latter the people that De- gbt in warre. ; 31 Then fhall the princes come out è of Œ- gppt: Ethiopia Hall hate to ſttetch her bands vnto Gov. i 32 Ding unto God, D pee kingdomes of the earth:fing patie vnto the £0, (Selah) 33 To bim that rideth vpon the mot hie heauens, which were from the beginning : bes poll will fend out by his < voyce a mighty oun. 34 Alcribe the power to Ged: for his ma- Gods power in his Church, AT n Why boaft ye of your ftrengrh & beauty againft this mountaine of God? o As God ouer- came the enemies of bis Church, -” tooke them prifoners,and made them tribu- taries: fo Chrift, which is God manifefted in ficth,fubdued Sa- tan and finne vn- der vs,and gaue vnto his Church moft liberal gifts of his {pirit, B~ he.4 8. p Inmoft ex- treme dangers God bath infi- nite wayes to dee | ler his. q Ashedeliue- ted his Church once from Og of Bafhan,& other tyrants, and from the dangers of the red fea, fo will he ftill doe as oftas necefiity requireth, r Thatis,inthe blood of that great ſſaughter, where dogs fhalt lap blood. i f Thatis,how | thou,which art chiefe king, go- eft out with thy eople to warre, andsid them the victory. t Hedefcribeth theorder of the . people, when they went to the Templeto giue ` thankes for the victory. u Which come ofthe Patriatke Taakob. x Beniamin is g Godbleffed the land of Canaan becaufe he had chofen that place for his Church, h The fafhionthen was, that women fang fongs after the viGory,as Miriam, Debotah, Iudith and others. i The pray was fo great that not only the fouldiers, but women alfo had part therof, k -Though God fufferhis Church for atime to lyein black darkeneffe, yet he will reſtore it and make it moft fhining and white, 4 Inthe land of Canaan where his church was. m Zion the church of God doeth excell all worldly things , not in pompe and outward fhew,but by thë inward grace of God, which there remaineth, becaule of bis dwelling there. called little, be- caufe he wasthe yongeft fonne of laakob, y Who was fome chiefe ruler inthe tribe. z Declare out of thine holy palace thy power for the defence of thy Church Icrufalem. a Hee defireththat the pride of themightie may beedeftroyed, which accuftomed to gate nilh their ſhooes with filuer: and therfore for their glittering pom pe, thoughtthemfelues aboue all men. b He prophefied that the Gen- tiles (hall come to the true knowledge and worfhip of God. c By his terrible thunders he will make himfelfe to be knowen the God of all the world, ; ; ieltit The number of Dauids enemies. feRicisvpon Iſrael, and his krength isin d Inthewing the clouds. } fearcfulliudge- 35 D God, thou art d terrible out of thine ments againit holp < places : the Gon of Iſrael is hee that thine enemies, giueth Rrength and power vnto copie: forthefaluation Bzaifed be — a ef thy people. € Healludethto the Tabernacle which was divided into three parte PSAL, LXIX, t Theconplaints , prayers, feruent zeal and great anguslh of Dauid ws fet foorth as a figure of (Prif and all hg members : 21 The malicious crueltie of the enemies, 22 and their punishment alfo, 26 where Iudas and fuch traiteurs are ace curſed. 30 He gathereth courage in hu afflicti- on, and off reth praifes unto Ged, 32 which are more acceptable then all facrifices:whereef allthe affiscted may take comfort. 35 Finally be doeth 4 prouoke all creatures to pratfes, prephecying of Pfalmess What facrificeGodaccepteth. 235. gi that hate me, and outof thea Deepe waters, n Re theweth a Ig Letnot the water flood drovone niee, lively faith in neither let the Deepe (wallow me bp: andict that that he affe» not the pit tout her mouth bpon me. reth himfelfe thae I6 wWearemee, D Lord, foz thy lowing Godis fauoura- kindneſſe ts good sturne vnto me accoding ble to him, wher to the multitude of chp tender mercies. he {emethto be 17 Ann ° hide not thy face from thy fer- angrie sand ac uant, foz Jamin trouble ; make hatte and band, when he beare me, feemeth tobe 18 Draw neere vnto my ule, & redeeme farre off, it : delttier me, becaule of mine enemies. © Nor that hee 19 Theu hat knowen myrepzoofe, and feared thai God my Hame, and my diſhonour: all mine ran» would not heare uerlartes are befoze thee. him, but f care 20 Rebuke bath broken mine heart, and made him to 3 am full of heauinetle, anda J looked for thinkethat God fome to haue pity on me,butthere was none: deferred long, and for comfozters, but 3 found none. p- Thou feeft thae 21 Foz they ganeme gall in my meate,and. lambeferasa the kingdome of Chrift, andthe preferuation of tnmy thirlt thep gate me vineger to minke. fheepeamong the Church, where athe fathfill, 37 and their feed [hall dwell for ener. A ; ¶ To him that ercelleth opon · Shoſhan⸗ nim. A Plalme of Dauid. Cue me D Gon: foz the © waters are en Otred euen to my ſoule. 2 I ſticke falt inthe deepe myze, where no< fay is: Jam come into deepe waters, and the ſtreames runne ouer me. 3 Jam wearie of crying : mp thote is Date : mine 4 epes faile, whiles J waite for mp Gon c No firmitieor 4 Whey thathate mee without acanfe, ftablencfero Ate moe then the haires of minehead: they fettlemy feere, that would Deftrey mee, and are mine ene: | d Thoughhis Mies ¢ fallly, are mightie, fo that J reſtored fences faileh'm, that which J f tooke not. ‘yetbisfaith was § D God,thouknowelt my e kooliſhnes, ‘conftantandine and my faultes are not hid from thee. ‘couraged him 6 Letnot them that truinthee,D Lord Rilltopray, Oovofholtes, bee aſhamed toremee tet not e Condemning thole that ſeeke ther, be confounded though meguillefle, me, D Gov of Iſrael. f Theyiudeéd 7 Fo: thplakebaue F littered repzoofe: mepoore inno- fame hath coucred my face. eentasathiefe, 8 Fambecome a franger vnto my bre- theen, even an aliant nto my mothers fonnes. i 9 ife:thezealeof thine houſe hath ea ten me, and the rebukes of them that rebus ked thee, are fallen vpon me. 10 3 k wept.and my foule fated, but that was tomp repzoofe, - it Ji putonalackallo : and J became a pronerbe vnto them. 12 They that! fatein the gate, pake of me, and the dꝛunkards fangofme. — - ecnemiesbe _ 13 But Lozd,! make my prayer onto thee in occafion, that it an=acceptabletime,euentn the multitude e faithfull fall of thy mercy: D God, heare me in the tructh tom thee, of thy faluation. : i When Taw 14 Deltuer me out of the myre, that J hineenemies _ finke not ; let mee bee Deliucred from them retend thy e A : a ame only in mouth,and in their life denie the fame,thine holy (pirit hruft me forward, to reproue them,and defend thy glorie. k My reale moucd me to lament anil pray for my Galuation, | The more č fought to winne them te God, the more they were againft him, poth poore &rich, m Knowing thatalbeit | fuffernowcrouble, et thou ha atime, wherein thou haft appointed my deliuerance. a OfShofhan- Rim, reade Pial. 45. a b Dauid fignifi- eth by the waters in what great -dangers be was, out of the which God did deliuer him, g Though Ibe guiltie to thee- ward, yetam I innocent toward them, b Let not mine 22 Let their : table be a lnare before then many wolues. and their profpertty their ruine. q Hefheweth 23 Let their eyes be blinded, that thep thatit isin vaine fee not : and make their! lepnes alwap to to put our truf in tremble. í menin our great 24 Powꝛe ont thine anger bpon them, neceflities, bus And let thy weathfulldifpleatire take them, thatour comfort 25 * Let their * habitation be votde,and let onely dependerk none Dwellintheirtents. = on God, tor man 26 Fozrthey perfecute him, whome thou rather increaſech bat (mitten: and they adde vito the ſoaärow our forowes, thé of them, whom thou baft wounded. diminitheth thé, 27 Lap © tniquitte ppon their iniquity, € Iob.10,29. let them not come into thy righteouſneſſe. r Hedefireth 28 Let them be putoutot the» booke of God to execute life, neither let them bee witten with the hisiudgemeries righteous. è again(t the re- 29 Ahen J am poore, andin heauineſſe, probate,which thine belpe, D God, ſhall exalt necannot by any 30 J will prayſe the name of God with a meanesbeture ` fong,and magnifie him with chankeſgiuing. ned, Rom. 11:9. 31 This alle Wall pleat the Loꝛd better f Take both then ay yong bullocke, that hath hornes and iudgement and hoofes. : power fró them, 32 The humble Mall {ee this, and they that Ages 1.20» [eeke God, hall be glad, and pour heart Hall t Punith not fine. 4 onely them, but 3. Foz the Lom Heareth thepooze, and their pofteritie, Delpifeth nor hts + petfoners. which fhalbe 34. Let heauen and earth prayſe him: the likevntothem. feasandalithatmouethinthem. u By their con- 35 Foꝛ Gon will fane Sian, and build the tinvance and in- titied of Judah, that men may Owell there, creafing in their and haue it in poſſeſſion. ſmnes, Jet it be 36 The⸗ſeede alfo of his fernants hall knowen that inberit it and they that lone his Mame, hall they be oftheree Dwell herein. probate, : _ & They which feemed by their profeflionto haue bene written in thy booke, yee by their fruits proue the contrarie, let them be knowen as reprobate. y Thereisnofacrifice , which God more efteemeth then thankef- piuing forhisbenefits, z For ashe deliuered his feruant Dauid, fo will hee doe all that areindiftrefle, and cell vponhim. a Vnder the temporal! promife of the land of Canaan , hee comprehendeth the promiſe of life euerlaſting to thefaichfull and their poſterity. PSAL. LXX. x He prayeth to be right ſpeediy delinercd. 2 He defireth the fhame of his sein 4 * the joy full comfort of all shofethat feeke the Lord. Ft € Ta - ‘Thehopeofthe faithfull. ¶ To him that excelleth. A palme of Da a Which might ~ utd, co putina remembzance. put himin re- O * Gov, » halterhee to Deliner me; make membrance of pate ta helye me, D Loꝛd. his deliuerance. 2 Letthembee contouuded and put to Pfal.40.1 3. ſhame, that leeke my ſoule: tet them be tur⸗ ned backward put to rebuke, that delire imine hurt. 3 Letthem be turned backefo2 a reward oftheir 4 ame, which fai, Aba, aba, _ 4 Buclecali thole chat leeke thee,bee ioy · fall and glad in thee,and let ail thatlone thy b He teacheth vsto be earnelt in prayer,though Godieemeto ftay : for at his time hee wiil heare vs, faluation, fay alwapes, God be pzaifen. c Hewasafieed § fow J amie pone and necdp:D God, thatthe more make gait to me: thou art mine helper, and they raged,the my Deliuerce; D Lozd, make no tarplig. neerer they were to deſtruclion, and he the necrerto hisdeliuerance. d. Hereby we are taught not to mocke at othersin their miferies, left y Ame fal on our owne neckes. e Becaufe hee had felt Gods helpe before, hee groundeth on experience, and boldly fecketh voto him for fucceur, PSAL: LXXI, 1 He prayethin faith, eftablfhed by the word of promſe, 5 and confirmed by the werke of od from his youth. 10 Hee complacneth of the crueltie of his enemies, 17 and defireth God to continue hw graces toward him, 22 promfing tobe mindfull and thankefull forthe fame. 12 *atheeD Load, 3) trutt lec mee neuer deaſhamed. 2 Relcue me and deliuer me in thybrigh⸗ teouſneſſe: encline thine care vnto me, and fauz me. 7 3 Bethou my rong rockt, whereunto J may alway refet; thous halt giuen com⸗ maundement to Cane mee: for theu art mp rocke, aud my foztrefle. 4 Deliuer mec, D my God, out af the hand 4 ofthe wicked ; out ofthe hand of toe euill and cruell matt. § Foꝛ thou art my hope, D Lod God, even my ¢ truſt from my pouth. 6 Upoutheehaue J beene ſtayed from the wombe : thou art hee that tooke mec out ef my mothers bowels:my praile hail be al- Pfal.3 1.1. a He prayeth to God wich fullaf- forance of faith, that he will de- liuet him from his aduerfaries, b By declaring thy felfe true oſ promife, c Thou haft inf- nite meanes, and all creatures are at thy cOmande+ ment; therefore fhew fome figne whereby I (hail be deliuered, waypes of thee. } d.Thatis,fiom 7 Jam beceme as it were fa monter ‘Abfalom, Ahi- pnto many: but thou art my iure trut. thophel andthe 8 Letmymouth be flied with thy praile, conſpiracie. and with thy glory euery Day. e. Heftrengthe- g Calt me not oſt in the time ofeage:foze nethhisfathby ſake me not when my ſtrength kaileth. theexperienceof 10 Foꝛ mine enemies ſpeake of mec, and Godsbenefits, they that lay watte foz my loule, take their who didnot only counlvli together, porters himin H Haying, k God hath forsfaken Him: vismothersbel- purtlie and take him, fog there is none to Dee linerhim, ly. but tooke him - 12 Goe not farce from me, D God: imp thence, and eucr fincehathpre- 0D, Dake thee to belye me. ferued him. 13 Letthembe confounded and conſumed f All the world wondereth at me becauſe of my miferies , afwell they inauthoritie, asthecommon people: yct being aſſured of thy fauour I remained ftedfaft. g Thou ý dideft helpe me inmy youth when Ihad more Rrength, helpe me now fo much the more in mineold age & weak- nefe. h Thusthe wicked both blafpheme God,& triumph againſt his Saints, asthough he had forfaken them, if bee fuffer them to fall into tbeir hands, i Incalling him his God, he putteth backe she falfe reports of the aduerfaries, shat faid, God had forfaken hima Pfalmes. Godsbenefits towards his. that ate again my foule let chem bee couce red With reproofe and confufien, that ſecke mingburt. i ; . 14 But J will wait continually,and will praliethec moze and moze. 15 Wy mouth Wall dayly rebearfe thy tighteoulnefie, and thy faluatton ; £ foz 4 k Beeaufe thy know noc the number. benefitstow2rd 16 J will goe! forward inthe firength of meareinnume- — the L020 God, and wil make mention of thy rable, I cannot | righteduſneſſe, euen of thine onely, but continually 17 D God, thou ait taught me from my medicare and re- youth, eucn vntill now: thereiore will 3] teil hearfechem, of thy Wondzous workes, | I willremaine 13 "Dea, cuen vnto mine olde age and fledfat , being gray hean, D Goo; foslake mee not, vnttll J vpholden wich baue Declared thincarme vnto this gencra= the power of tton, and thy power te all them p hhalicome. God, Ig Aud thy righteouſneſſe, D Go, L wil m He defireth exalt on hie:foꝛ thou balk Done great things: thatas he hath e D God, who ts like vnto thee ! begun, he would 20 Chich hak hewed me great troubles fo continuc bis and P aducrlitics , bur thon wilt returne and benefits, chat his reuiue me, and wilt come againe, and take liberalitiemay | me bp from the Depth of the earth. haveperfeQ 21 Chou wilt increale mine honour,and praife. returne and comfort me, n Thy iuſt per⸗ 22 Cheretoze will J prayle thee for thy formance of thy qfatthintuelie, VGod vpon tikrumentand promife. viole; urto thee will I fing vponthe harpe, o His faith brea- D holy one of Iſrael. keth thorow all 23 (By lips will reioyce when J fing vn⸗ tentations, and to thee, and my‘ loule which thou pat deli· by chis exclamae uered. tion hee praiſeth 24 My tongue allo ſhal talkt of thy righ⸗ thepowerof — teoulnes dayly: fo: they are confounded and God, brought vnto Mame, that ieke mine hurt. p As heconfef= feth that God is the only authour of his deliverance : fo he acknowlecgeth that theſe euils were fent vnto him by Gods prowidence. q Hee confeffeth that hislong tariance waswel recompenfed , when God performed hispromife. r Forthere is no true pra ſing of God, except it come from the heart : and therefore be promifed to delight in nothing but wherein God may be glorified, B.S AE. LXU x He praieth for the profperaus eſtate of the kinga dome of Salomon, who was the fgure of Chrift, 4 under who fhalbe righteou/nes,peace, Cr felicitie, 10: unto whom allkings and nations [hall doe ho~ mage, 17 whofe name and power fhall endure for exer, andin whom all nations [hall be bleffed. @ A Palme a of Salamon. a Compofed by | G Jue toy t iudgements vato the king, Danid as touch- Gov, and thy righteouſnes to the kings ing the reigne of c foime. : his fonne Salo- 2 Then Hail he iudge thy people in righ · mon. tesuſneſſe, and thy pooze with equitte. b Endue the kin 3 The d mauntaines and the pilles (hall with the fpirit o buing peace to the people by tuftice. wifedomeand |} 4 ide thaileindgethe psozeofthe people: iuſtice that hee be Wali flaue the chilazenef the needte, and reigne not asdog} fhall (ubdue the opprcflour. the worldly ty- | 5 They ball ' feare thee as long as the rants, lunne and moone endureth, trom geucration c To wit, to his} to generation. pofteritic. d When iuflice ft reigneth, euen the places moft barren (hall bee inriched with thyfi bleffings. e He fheweth wherefore the fword iscommitted to kings: to wit, co defend theinnocent, and fuppreffe the wicked, f The people fhall imbrace thy true religion, when thou giueſt aking, that tuleth according tothy word, | ; 6 He. } Asthis is true in all godly Kings,{o is it chiefly verified in Chrift, who with his heauen- ly dew maketh his Church ever to flourith. b That is,from the red fea, to the fea called Syria- cum, and from Euphrates for- ward : meanings ) that Chriftes kingdom (hould be large and vni- werfall. i Of Cilicia yond the fea, whichhe mza- neth by the yles. Kk. Thatis,of A- rabia that rich countrey, where» of Sheba was a part bordering | 1 Thongh ty- rants paffe not to {lied blood, yet this godly King (hall pres ferue his Subiects ftom all kind of the people moft ‘willing to obey him, moft great plen- Chrifts kingdome figured. vpon Ethiopia. * 6 Hee chall come e downe like the rame vpon the mowen graffe, andas the bowers that water the earth. 4 7 In his dapes Hall the righteous flou» rib, and abundance of peace hall be fo long as the moone cndurerh. 8 ipts Dominion fhall bee alio From * fea to fea, and fron the rtuer vnto the endes ot the land. { j 9 They that dwel inthe wildernes, ſhall — — him, and bis enemies ſhal licke the duit, ID The Kings of i Carhihh and of the yles fual bring pieſents: the kings «of Dype» ba and Seba Wall baing gifts. II Dea, all kings Wall wozthtp him ; all nations fal! ferue pim. I2 Foz be ſhall Deituer the posze when be ee : the needpalla and him that bach na elper. 13 Ve Halbe mercifull ta the pooꝛe and needie, aud fall preleruc the foules af the ooze. 14 He ſhall redeeme their ſoules from de · ceit and violence, and ‘Beare ſhal their blood bein bis fight. i is Yee, be hallliue, and vnto him hall they atue of the m gota of Sheba; they Hali ae pay Foz bim conttiwally,and Bayly bleſſe pim. 16 An handfull ok corne Wall bee owen in the earth, euen in the top of the mountaines, and the ® fruit thereof Wal fhake like the trees ofLebanon ; and the children ſhall flouriſch out of the citie like the graſſe of the earth. 17 Wig name fhall be foz euer ; his name hall endure as long as the Dunne: all natt- ons hall bleffe ° hĩ, and be bleed in him. 18 Blefled be the Lord God, euen the God —— which onely Doeth r wondersus things. i ù 19 And bleſſed be bis glorious ame foz euer zand let all the earth be Alles with pig glory. Hobe it, euen ſo be it. HERE END THE 4 papersof Dauid the foune of Jar Pfalmes. tie both of fruit, & alfo of theincreafeof mankind, o They hall pray to God for his continuance, and know that God doeth profper them for his fake, p He confeffeth that except God miraculoufly preferue his peop |e, that neither the King nor the Kingdome can continue, g Concerning his fomne Salomon. ~ PESTA Beyt DAK 1 The Prophet teacheth by his example that nei- ther the worldly proSperitie of the ungodly, 14 Nor yet the affliction of the good, ought to diſt ou- vage Gods children : but rather ought to moue vs 3 for FT Fretted at the foolifh,when 3 aw the protperitic ofthe wicked. 4 Foꝛ there are dno bands in thelr Death, but they ave luftieand trong. § Theyare not introuble as other men, neither are they plagued with ocher men, 6 © Cheretere patde isas achaine vnto theni, and crueltie couereth themas a gare ment. 7 Their epes ſtand out fo: fatness tthey haue moze chen beart can wii, 8 Chey are licenctous, and {peake wic: — of theit oppreſſion: they talk pꝛeſump· uoufly. 9 Thep set their mouth againk heauen, and therr tongue walketh thozow the earth, Io Therkoꝛe hisepeople turne hither sfo waters ofa fullcup are wrung out te them. _ II Gnd they! fay, Yow Doeth Gad know it? 02 is there knowledge in the moft Hie? I2 Loe, theleave the wicked, pet proſper they alway,and increaſe tu riches. _ 13 Certainelp Jhaue cleanfed my heart in vaine, and walhed mine bands tn inno⸗ cencie. 14 Foꝛ dayly haue J bene puniſhed, and chattencd euery moning. Is JEJ fap, e J will wdge thus, beboite, theg — of thochildren: J haue tref paled. ; 16 Then thought J to know thig, but tt was too painfull foz me,: y 17 Until J went into the *Ganctuarie ofk God: then vnderſtood Jtheir end. 18 Surely thou hat fet them in ſlipperie places,& catet them down into defolation. Ig iow luddenly are they deſtroped. pe: riſhed and i horribly contumed, . 20 Asa Dreame when oneawaketh! D LoD, when k thou raiet ws vp, thou Halt make tbeir image deſpiſed. 21 Certainely mine heart was veyed and 3 was picked mimp reines: 22 Bo foolt) was J and ignosant: J wasal beat before thee. 23 Pet was alway m with thee: thou Hatt holden me by my right band. 24 Chou wilt guide mec by thy countel!, and afterward recetue me toglogy, 25 MAhome bane Jin” heauei but thee > an Jhaue Dered none in the carth with ee. 26 Wy eM Eatieth, and mine heart alo : but Hodis the firength of mine heart, and ny ° portion foz euer. 27 Foꝛ lo they chat withdꝛaw themfelues from thee, ſhall perth: thou deſtroyeſt all them that P go a whozing from thee. The wickeddefcribed, 226 b Thewicked in thislife Jine at- pleafure, and are not drawen to death like priſo⸗ ners : that is, by fickeneffe, which is deaths meficne per. c They glory in their pride, as fome do in their chaines: andin crue}tie,as fome doe in appareil. fEbr.they paffe the defires of the heart, d They blaf- preme God and feare not his, power, and raile vpon men, be- caufe they e- fteeme theme felues aboue all others. e Not onely the, reprobatz,but alfo the pcople of God often- times fall backe, feeing the proi- perouseftate of the wicked,and are ouerwhel- med with for- sowes, thinking that God confi< dereth not aright - the tate of the <- godly. t f Thusthe fich mouth euen the godly to diſ⸗ pute with God * touching their pooreeftate, and the profpetitie of the wicked. g If! giue place to this wicked thought, I of- fend againft thy prouidence,fee~ — ing thou difpo- defpaire he bra- Reth foorth into this affection. e confider our Fathers proujdence, and to caufe s to veuerence Gods sudgments,t 9 Forafmuch as the wicked vanifh away, 24 Andthe godly enter into life enerlafting, 18 Fu hope whereof he reſig- seth himfelfe into Gods bands, € A Plalme committed to Afaph. Et GoD is geod to Iſrael: cuen te the pure in heart. 2 _ As forme, my keete were almolſt gone: my teps had welneere flipt. eing aflured that God would continue bis fauour toward fuch as Pere godly indeed,and not hypocrites. felt all things moft wifely,and preferueft thy children in their greate dangers, fi Vntill I entered into thy {choole, and learned by thy word and ho- ly fpirit, that chou ordereſt ail things moft wifely and iuſtyy. i By thy fearefull iudgement, k When thou openeſt our eyesto con- fiderthy heauenly felici:ie , wee condemne all their vaine pompe, l Forthe moreghat man goeth about by his ewne reaſon to fecke [E out Gods iudgements, the more doeth he declare himfelfe a beaft. m Byfaith! was affuredthat thy prouidence did watch alwaveso- uer me to preferuemc, n He fought neither helpe nor comfort of any faueofGodonely. o He teacheth vs to denje ourfelues, to haue God our whole fufficiencie,and onely contentment, o That is, forfake thee to fecke others, FE 2 23 Ag ~The Church afflidted prayeth. q Though all Palmes. 28 As fo: me, itis good formtertodraw 17 Thor haſt ſet all the bowers of the the world neere to Goo : therefore J haue put my truſt earth: thou balt made mmer and winter. fhrinke from iu che Lod God, that J may Declare alliyy 18 Remember this, thar the enemie hath Ged,yet he wozkes. repzoched the Lord, and the fooltth people prowiſeth co truft in him,and to magnifie his works. hath blaſphemed thy flame. PSAL, LXXIIIL 19 Giue not the toute of chy u turtle Doue © The futhfull complaine of the deſtruction of unto the beat, and forget not the Congres the Church and true religion, 2 Vnderthename gation ofthe poore foz ence. of Zion,e» the Temple deferayed: 11 Andtrusty 20 Conlider thy conenantsfo2 othe Varke ing inthe might and free mercies of God, 20 By places of the earth are ful of the habitations his couenant, 21 They require hetpe and fuccour OF the cruel. for the glory of Gods holy Name, for the faluatiog 21 Dh iet not theoppeefled returne aſha⸗ of his poore afflicted feruants, 23 And thecen- med, but let the poore and needy prayle thy fusion of his proud enemies, ame. — Let q A Piaime to gine inſtruction, com- 22 Arik, D God:maintaine thine rowne mitted to Alaph. canle: remember thy dayly repzoch by the God, * why halk thou put vs away for fooltih man. : f f euer ? why ts thy wath kindled againit 23 Foꝛget not the voice of thine enemies; the theepe of thy paſture? for the tuniult of them, that rile agaiuſt thee, 2 Think vpon thy Congregation, which || alcendeth continualiy. thou halt poſſeſſed of old, and on the > rod of PSAL, LX thine inbevttance which thou batt redeemed, a The Church of God being Opprefied by the tyrannie either ofthe Babyloni- XV ans, or of Antio- 1 The faith full de prayfe the name ofthe Lerd, chus prayethto and on this mount Zion, wherein thoubalk 2 which [hall come to rudge at the tme appointed, God,by whofe Dwelt. 8 When the wicked fhalbe put to confufion, and hand this yoke was layd vpon them for their finnes, b Which inheri- tance thou haft meafured out for thy felfe as with aline orrod, fOr, feete. c They haue de- Rroyed the true religió, & fpread their banners in Gene of defiance d He commen- deth the Temple for the coftly 3 Lift yp thyſſtrokes, that thou mapet drake ofthe cuppe of his wrath, 10 Their poids fo? euer Delroy euery enemie that Doety euil halbe abatedyand the righteous ſhalbe exaltedte 4 Shine aduerlaries roare in the mits ¶ To him that ercelleth.* Dettroy not, of thy Congregation, and Ą fet vp their bans A Plſalme or fong commit- § Hethar è lifted the ares vpon the thicke —— peayle thee, D Gov, wee will trees, was renowmed,as one thatbronght a pzapfe thee, for thy Mame is neere: 6 But now thepbreake Downe the car⸗ works. shat ued worke thereof with ares and hammers, 2 -Ahen F hal take aconnenient time, the five, and rafed it to the ground, and haue Dehled the dwelling place of thy flame. froy them all together: they baue burnt all 4 Jfayd vnto the koolich, Be not fo foo» the Spnagogues of Gad in the land. 1th, and to the wicked, Lift notty the homme. to the Danctuary. honour, ners fo: lignes. ted to Alaph. thing to perfection: therefore *thep will Declare thy wonderous 7 Chey haue catchy Sanctuarte into J willwdege righteonily. 8 Chey laid in theire bearta, Let vs Dee 4 of ft. Selah. 9 Wieltenotourtignes:thercisnotone § Lift not vp your ‘borne an hie, neither matter,the ex- · Pꝛophet moze, nozany with vs that know- f{peake with a ſtiffe necke. i cellent workes et) fhow long. 6 Foꝛ te come to preferment isneither manfhip,and 10 D God, howlong hallthe aduerfary fromthe Eaſt, no, from the Wek, noz from beauty thereof, reproch thee? hall theenemte blatppenie thy theBouth. which notwith- Name foz euer? 7 But God is the Judge: he maketh lowe ſtanding the ene I1 CQbp withdrawelt thou thy bande, es andhemaketh hie. , mies did deftroy. e They encoura- ged oneanother to crueltie, that not onely Gods people might be deftroyed, but alfo his religion vtterly in all pla- ecs ſuppreſſed. f They lament that they haue no Prophet a- mong them to fhew them how uen thy right bande? drawe it out of thy ba- 8 Forinthehanvofthe Lorde isa feup, fome, ande confiume them. andthe twine is red: itis full mirt, and hee I2 uen Godis my king of old, working poweth out ofthefame: Curely all the wte- faluation + in the middes of the earth. evof theearth Wall wring out and drinke 13 Cou didſt diutde the lea by chypow- the Dregs thereof. et: thou bake thebeadsof theidgagons o But ]]J will declare fo: cuer, and fing in the waters. patties pute the God of Jaakob. 14 Thou bꝛakeſt the headof Lintathan 10 Allthe hoanes of the wicked alfo will in pieces and gaueſt him to be meate forthe Ibreake: but the hornes of the s righteous people in wildernefie. ; fhalbe eralted. I5 Thou brake vp the fountaine, and tiner: thou mied bp mightie riuers. with Gods glory and power, knowing thatthe punifhment of the the wicked hall by alltheir craft and ſubtiltie. tnemie fhould betheir deliverance. h Meaning, inthe fight of all P S-A..L. OLEX VI: theworld. i To wit,Pharaohsarmie. k Whicbwasagreat a This Pfalme fitteth foorth the power of God monfter of thefea, or whale, meaning Pharaoh, | HisdeftruGion and care for the defence of bis people in Ferufa- did reioice them as meat refrefheth the body, m Seeing that God Zem, in the deſtruction ef the armie of San: herh a by bis prouidence gonerneth and difpofeth all things, heegathereth si Andexhorteth the faithfullte be thankefull shat he will take care chicfly for his children, Sor the fames ets ‘The cup of Gods iath; 3 3 The earth ¢ all rhe inhabitants thereof praile God fore | are Diffolued: but Jwill eſtabliſih the pillars afmuch asin Gods people, feeing that God at histime deftroyeth them that rule 16 he Dayisthine: andthe night is wickedly. f Gods wrath is compared toa cup of {trong and dee thine: thou batt pecpared the light € tie fun. licate wine,wherewith the wicked are made fo drunke, that by drink- ing till they come to the very dregges, they are vtterly deftroyed, long their miferies fhould endure. g They ioyned their deliverance g The godly (hall better profper by their innocent fimplicity, thew | n He meaneth the Church of God, whichis expofed as a pray | to the witked, © That is,all plas ces where thy word fhineth n Cr,there reige neth tyranny & ambition, p He fheweth that God cannot fuffer his Church | to be oppreffed, except hee lofe his owne right. | Or,zncre aſe th more and mere. a Reade Pfaline | 574. b He declareth how the faithful fhall cuer haue iuſt occafion to their neede thall feele his powerat hand tohelpethem, c When I fee - my time (faith God) to helpe your miferies, J will come and fer all things in good order, d Though all things be brogis toruine,yet 1 canreftore and preferne them, e The Prophet warneththe wi ked that they would not fet théfelues againſt Gods mightie power, E Go kim that excelicth on Meginoth. A Plalme or Sue committed to Afaph. Coen ts? knowen in Judah ; his same is great in Iſrael. 2 fin? Shalem is his Tabernacle, and bis Dwelling in zion. 3 There brake hee rhe arrewes of the bow, the ſhield, and the fwozd, and the bate tell, @elah. } J 4 Theu art moze bright and puiſſant tien ¢ the mountaines of pape. a He declareth that Gods power is euidentiy ſeene in pre(eruing his people, and de- ftroying his cne- mies. b Which after- ward was called Icruſalem. § The itorit hearted are ſpoyled: they c Hecompareth haue flept their ſie epe, and ail the men of thekingdomes —itrength bane not 4 tonnd therr pands. fullotextortion 6 At thy rebuke,D God of Jaakob, both andrapine,tothe the chariot and hoꝛſe are catt aflecpe. mountaines that 7 Thou, cuen thou art to be feared: and who hall tann tn thye Ag ht, when thon art are full of raue- ning bealtes. angry? d Godhachta- § Thou diddeſt cauſe thy tudqement to kencheisfpirits beeheard from heauen: therefore the earth &firesgthfrom feareB and was ftill, them,asthough 9 Ahen theu, D God, arofe to iudge⸗ theirbandswere ment, tof belpeall the mecke of the earth. cutoff, Selah. € God witha 10 Surely the z rageof man hall turne Jookeisableto tothy pꝛayſe: the remnant of the rage halt deftroyallthe thoũ reltraine. “poweranda@i- II Gowand performe vnto the Lod your uitie of the ene- ‘mies, were they “meuer fo many or mightie. f Torcuenge God, all yee that bee + round about him: let them bring preſents puto bim that ought to be fearen. À ! 12 Hee hall i cut off the (pirit of pzinces; be ig terrible tothe kingsefthe earth. the wrongs dore to thy Chnrch. g For the end fhall fhew that the enemie wasable to bring nothing to paffe: alfo thou fhalt bridle their rage, that they fhall not conspaffe their purpofé, h To wit, the Leuitesthat dwell about the Tabernacle, or the people,among whom he doeth dwell, i The Ebrew word fignifieth to vintage, oò gather grapes:meaning, that hee {hall make the counfels and enterpriles of wicked tyrants foolifh and vaine, PSA LO LXXVIIL 1 The Prophet in the name of the Church re- bearfeth the greatneſſe of his affixtion, and bis griewous tentations, 6 whereby he was driuento this end to confider his former couerfation, 11 and the continuall courfe of Gods works in the prefer- uation of his feruaats , and fo hee confirmeth his Jaith againftthefe tentations, @ Foz the excellent muſician* Jeduthun. A Pſalme committed to Alapy. M2 4 hayce came to God , when Icryed: my voyce came to God, and heeheara mee. 2 Jnthe day ofmy trouble F fought the Lod: || my fore ranne and cealed notin the ueceffities. night : my foule refuſed comfozt. Orminchand — 3 J D thinke vpon God, and wasbtrou⸗ was firetched out DIED : 3) prayed, and my ſpirit was fullofan= Hetheweth guiſh.Selah. ; : twemuttpa- 4 Thou keepeſt mine eyes⸗ waking: J Was aftonted,and could not {peake. Then J confidered the dayes of old, and the peeres of anctent time. 6 J cailed to remembzance my d fong thefirftcrie, , in the night : J communed with mine Meaning, that awne heart , and mp f{pirite ſearched forowes were s watchmen that kept his eyes from fleeping. d Of thank(giuing hich I was accuftomed to fing in my profperitie, . | P/2l.39.c%.62. chron.16.41, a The Prophet eacheth vs by is exampleto ce ynto God r helpe in our _ Pfalmes. ſtories of the Bible. The godlies meditation. 227 e diligently. e Boththe cau⸗ 7 Wilthe Lord abfent himlelle kor euer? fes why Iwas and will bee ewe no moze favour ? chaftened, and Js bis £ mercie cleane gone for euey? whenmy fo- docth his promtle faile foz cucrmoze? rowes thould „9, Wath Gon forgotten to be mercttuli? bancan end, Yaty jee ijt bp his tender mercy in Dil f As ithe thould plealtire? Delay. fay, It is impofli- Io And J faw, sji is mp Death : yetI ble: whereby he remembred the peeres ol the righthand ofthe ¢xbosteth him- mot High, felfe to patience, 11 3 vemembed the workesofthe Lod; g Though 1 fick certatuelp J remembed thy wondersof doubted of my olde. : life, yet confide- 12 J didallo meditate all thy works:and ring that Ged Did deuiſe of thine acts, faying, had his yeeres, 13 Thy way,D God, is* in the Banctuy- that is, change rie: who ts fo great a i God as our God! of times, and was 14 Ghouart the Ged that doeſt weon- accultomed alfo Ders : thou bhatt declared thy power among to lift vprhem, the people. whonrhee hath Is Chou hak redeemed thy people with beaten, I rooke thine atime, cuen the ſonnes of Jaakob and heart againe. Joſeph. Helah. h Thatis, in 16 The k watersfaw thee, D God ithe heauen, where- Waters law thee, anc were afraid; pea, the anto we maſt Depths trembled. afcend by faith, 17 Whe cloudes potwzed out water : the ifwewillknow heauens gaue a! found ; pea, thinearrowes the wayesof Wentabzoad. God. 18 Ghevoice of thy thunder was round i He condeme abaut : the lightnings lightned the world: neth all chat the carth trembled and fhooke. worthip any _ 19 Thy wapis tn the Dea, and thy paths thing faucthe in the great waters, andthe footelteps are onely true God, Roto knowen, __ whofe glory aps 20 Thou diddeſt leade thp people like peareththrouge fheepe by the band of Moſes and Aaxon. = the world. k Hedeclareth wherein the power of God was declared, when hee deliuered the If raeliresthorow thered fea. 1 Thatis, thundered and lightened. m For when thou had& brought ouer thy people, the waterreture ned to her courfe , and the enemies that thought to haue followgd them, could not paffe thorow, Exod. 14.28329. PSAL, LXXVIII. i Hee fheweth how God of his mercie chofe his Church of the pofteritie of Abraham, 8 reproch= ing the Rubburne rebellion.of their fathers , that the children might not onely underfiand, 11 that God ofhis free mercy made his couenant with their anceftours, 17 but alfo [teing them fo malicions and peruerfe,might be alhamed,and fo turne whos ly to God. Fnthis Pfalme the boly Ghoft hath com- prehended as it were the fumme of all Gods bene- fits, tothe intent the ignorant and groffe people might fee in few words the effect of the whole hia GAPfalmetogine*intruction,com- a ReadePfal 32. mitted to Alaph. b The Prophet Gare mpt doctrine, D my people: itt- ynder the name cline pour cares vnto the woꝛdes of my ofa teacher cal- mouth. leth the people 2 Jwillopenmy mouthin a parable; J bis,and the do- will Declare high fentences of old, &rine his, as Raut ccihich wee hare heard and knowen, callethyGofpel - and our < fathers baue told vs. à his, whereof he 4 Weil not hidethem from their chil. was bur the prea- Den, but to the generation tocome we will cher, asRom,2, fhet the praplesof the Lod, hispower ale 16.and.16.25. fo, and bis wonderfull wozks that bee bath c Which were} j Bone; people of God, FEB 5 Dow Tempting of — d By thetefti- 5 Wow be elablihed a ¢ teſtimonie in monieandlav, Jaakob d ordeined a Law in Iſrael, which inthebeauen, and though ols power bee meancsof the : becommanded oir fathers thatthep Gould bronght in the South wino., j he meaneth the law written, which they were commanded to teach their chil teachtheir children: &the children wbich ſhould be bone, ſhould and vp, and declare it to theirt chiideen; dren, Deut 6.7 That they mtgit t fet their hope on e Heetheweth Gov, awa not forget the wozkes of God, but wherein the chil- keepe his commandements: i dren thouldve 8 And not tobe as their s fathers, a dtl liketheir fathers, obedtent and rebellious generation:a genee thatis, inmain- ration that fet not their beart aright, and teiningGods whofe irit was not faithfull unta God. purereligion, Qg @hechilozenof » Ephraim being are f Heefheweth mired, and (hooting with the bowe, turned whereinthe vſe backe in the Day of battell. of thisdoctrine 10 Whey kept not the couenant ot God, Gandethyn faith, butrefuledtowalkeinbislaw, inthe meditation II And forgate bis acts, and bis wone of Gods benefits, Derfullworkes that he had ſhewed thent. andn obedience, 12 Wedin matueilous things in the Hight g Though thele of their fathers in the land ot Cappt : cuen fatherswerethe inthe field of Zoan. feede of Abra- 13 * He diuided the fea and led then tho. ~ bamandthe roty ; pe made allo the waters to tand as chofen people, an heape. - yet he fhewerh 14 * Jn the day time allo hee ledde then bytheirrebelli- with a cloude, anv allthe night with alight on, provocation, of fire. : falfhoodand hy- Iş * Declaue therocksin the wildernes, pocrifie, thatthe &gaue them dzinke as of the great Depths. children ought 16 * He brought floods allo out of the tos notto follow mterocke, fothathe mabe the waterstode- their examples. {tend like the riuers: h By Ephraim 17 Det they * tinned Kil again him,and hemeancthalfo pouoked the hhigheſt in the wilderueſſe, the reft ofthe 18 And tempted God in their hearts in tribes,becaule krequirtng meate fo: thetriuit. theyweremoftin Ig * @beplpake againt God allo, fay- number: whofe ing, Can God = prepare a table in the wile punithmenrde- Dernefle? clareththarthey 20 * Behold, heefmotetherocke, that were vafaithfull the water guihed out, and the ſtreames o- toGodandby uerfloweD s can hee gine bread allo? 0? pꝛe⸗ themultiude pare fem fo: bis people? and authoritie 21 Therefor the Lod beard and was hadcorruptall angty,and the*fire was kindled in Jaakob, others. and allo wrath came vpon Iſrael, i He prooueth 22 Becaule they beleeucd notin God, and thatnctonely atruſted notin his hetpe. the polteritie, 23 Met heehad commanded the o cloudes but alfotheir abate, and had opened the doores of yeas forefathers were uen, : wicked &rebel- 24 AnD had rained Downe MAN bpon lous to God. them foz to eate, and had giuen them ot the Exed.igax. whedateotheauen. Exods14.2 4, 25 * Wan Did eate the beead of Angels; Exod.17.6. be leut them meate enough. 046,20 11. ; pfalme.ro5 4%, 1.Cor. 10 4. wifd.18.4. k Their wicked malice could be ouercome by no benefits, which were great and many. 1 Then to require more then is neceflary,and to feparate Gods pow- er from his will, is to tempt God, Numb, 11.1. m Thus when we'gine place vnto finne,we are mooued to doubt of Godspowcr,ex- eepche will alwayes beready to ferue our tuft, Exod. 17 6. numb. 20,11. pfal 105.41. I. cor. 10. Aa. Num. 11. 1. n Thatis,in his Fatherly prouidence, whereby he cateth for his, and prouideth uffi- ciently, o- So that they had that, which was.neceflarie and uffi- tient : but their luft made them to couet that which. they knew God had. denicd theme, Iohn.ſ.ʒ 1, £.60F10s30 Pfalmes. 6 Ehat the e polkeritiemight knowit, and feathered foule as thelandot thefea. Gods plagues inEgypt. + 26 Hee cauled the r Catt winde ts paſſe p God vled the winde to teach 27 He rained iH alſo vponthem as Dulk, them, that all e- · lements were at 28 And hee made tt fall tn the middes of his commande- their campe, euen round about their habita» ment, and that tions. no diſtance of 29 Ho they did eate,and were wel lled; place couldlet for be gaue chem thir delice. __ his working. 30 They were not turned from their q Suchis the na- a luff,bur the meate was pet in their mouthes, ture of concupi- 31 Ahen the waty of God came euen scence, chat che bpon thent.and flew ‘the ſtrongeſt ofthem, moreithath, the and Anote Downe the cholen menin Iſrael. more ic luſteth. 32 Foz allthis, they! finned till, andbe» r Though other lecued not bis wondzous works. ; were not (pared, 33 Therefore their dayes DiD he conſume yet chiefly they in vanttie and their peeres haltily. fuffered which 34 And when hee : Mewe them, they crufted intheir foughtbim, and they returned, anBlought ftrength againft God earely. God. 35 And they remembred that God was f Thus finneby thetr ftrength, andthe moft high God thetr continuance, ma- redeemer. keth men inſen⸗ 36 But they flattered him with their fible, fo that by mouth, and diſſembled with him with their no plaguesthey tongue. : canbe amended, 37 Foꝛ their » heart was not bpright t Such was their with him: neither were they faithfull tn his hypocrifie, that couenant, i : they fought vito 38 Pet he being merctfull * forgaue their God for teare iniquitic, and Deitropea chem not, but oft of punthment, times cailed backe bisanger, and did not though in their ſtirre vp all his wath. heart they leued 39 For be remembred that they were bim not. fleih: yea,a winde that pallet) and commety u Whar deuer not agatie. 3 . commeth not 40 How oft did they proucke him inthe from thepure wilderneffezandaricuchuninthedelert ? fountaine of the 4I Vea, they 7 returned and tempted heart, ishypo-. — God, and=lwiited the boiyoneof Iſrael. criſe. | 42 Theparemembzed not hishand, nor x Becaufehee the Day wher hee deliuered theim from the would euer haue: enemie, ; i fome remnant . 43 Nor bint that ſet his fignes in Egypt, ofa Church to and bis wonvers in the field of zoan, praife his Name 44 And turned their riuters tate blood, in earth, hefuf- and thete floods, thatthey could not drinke. ferednot their 45 Hee ſent b afwarme of flies among finnes te ouer- them, whichdevourcathem, and frogges come his mercy. which deltropedthent. ; y Thar is, they , 46 Wee: gaue allo their fruites vnto the rempred him caterpillar, and their labour vnto the graſ oft times, | hopper. Lek j z As they all doef 47 Hee deſtroycd their vines with haile, rhat meafure the f and thete wide tigtrees with the hatlftonc, powerof God byf; 48 ije gaue therr catteil alfo tothe baile, theircapacitie. and therr flockes to the thunderbelts. a Theforgets. fi 49. Hee caſt vpon them the fiercenefic of tuinefleof Gods} his anger, tndignation and wath, and Yeg» bencfitsisthe f ation by she ending owt of4 euill angels. root of rebelli- 50 He made a Way to his anger: he lpared on and all vice. b This word figs} nifieth a confufed misture of flies and venemous worms. Some také it for al} fortes of Serpents : fome forall wilde beafes, c. Hee re peateth not here all rhe miracles that God didin Egypt, butcertainth which might be efifficient to conuince the people of malice andin: gratitude, d So called, eitherof the effe@, that is,of punilhing the}, wicked,or elfe because they wers wicked fpirits, whom God permit hy ted to vexe men. r not 4 . Mans ingratitude. Pfalmes, TheChurch perfecuted. 228 but gaue their life PSAL. LXXIX. no —— Death, burg b 1 The Ifraelues complaine to God for the great 51 And mote all the firit borne in Egypt, calamitie & oppre(fion that they fuffered by Gods eThe firftborne euenthe e beginning of ther ſtrength in the excaues, ð and confeſſing therr ſinnes, flee to Gods are ſo called,as tabernacles off Vam. mercies with full hope of delimerance,10 becauſe Gen.49.3- §2 But he made His people to goe out like their calamities were synced wiih the contempt of fThatis,Egypt: ſheepe · and led them inthe wilderueſſe likke #4 Name, 13 for the winch they promiſe to be foritwascaiicd — figcke, thankefull. Mizraim or E- §3 Dea, heecaried them out Cafely, and € A Pſalme committed to Alaph. pyptofMizra- they s teared not, and the Bea couered their Gon,» the Deathen ave come into thine a The people cry im,that wasthe enemies, inheritance: thine boly Cemple hae vnto God againit fonne of Ham, g Thatis, they had none octa- ſion to feare, for aſmuch as God - deftroyed their _ enemies, and de- liuered them fately. h Meaning,Ca- naan,which God had confecrate to and 13.6. i Nothing more difpteafeth God in the children, then when they continue in that wickednefle, which thcir fa- thershad begun, k By feruing God othe wife then he had ap- | pointed, lFor their ingra- titude he fuffered the Philiftims to take the Arke, which was the figne of his pre- f people, & beau- tifully appeared Hvncothem. n They were fud- denly deftroyed, 1,S$am.4.10 §4 And he brought them vnto the boz- Bers of bis" Sanctuary:cuen to thie Moun⸗ tatne,which Dis righthand purchaled. S5 * Pecak out the heathen alis befoze them,and cauſed them to fall ta the lot of his Inheritance, and made the tribes of Iſrael to dwell in there tabernacies. 56 Pet they tempted, and prouoked the mok high Hov.¢ kept not hts tettimontes, _§7 ‘But turned backe and Dealt‘ fallely like therr fathers ; they turned like a deceit⸗ full bow. gteatlpabbezred Ffrae it 60 So that be! faxooke the habitation Na of Shilo, euen the Tabernacle where hee Dweit among men, 61 Anddeltucred his™ power into tapti» ttty,and bis beauty into the enemics hand. 2 And bee gaue vp his people to the fwo20,and was angry with bis inberitance. 63 Che lire deuoured thetr chalen men, and their maids were not ° parlen. 64 There Pꝛieſts fell by the ſword, and their r widowes lamented not. 65 Butthe Lod awaked as one out of fleepe,and asa {trong man that after his a wine crieth out, — : 66 And {note his enemies inthe hinder parts, and put them to a perpetuall bame. 67 Det he refuledthe tabernacle of: Fos feph,and cholanot the tribe of Ephraim: 71 Cuen from behinde the Ewes with ong brought be bim to feede bis people in aakob,ano his inheritance in Iſrãel. 72 Ho thee fed them according to the fimplicitie of bis heart, and guided them by the diſcretion of bis bands, tbep Deiled, and made Jeruſalem heapes of ones, 2 Thet dead hodies of thy feruants haue they giuen to be meate vnto foules of the heauen: and the fleth of thy Saints vnto the beatts of the earth. Í 3 Their blood hauc they bed like waters round about Jerulalem,and there was none to: burp them. 4 We area repzoch to our d neighbours, euen a ſcoꝛne and deriſion vnto them that are round about ys, the — that bane not called vpon thy 18. 7 Foꝛ they bane deuoured Jaakob, and made his Dwelling place Delolate. _ 8 Remember nor againt vs the‘ former iniquitics, buts make hatte, andlet thy ten- Det mercies preucnt vs ; fox we arein great milſerie. 9 Welpe bs, D God of our h faluation, fo? the glozy of thy Rame, and Deliner bs, and rs ahaa vuto our finnes fo? thp ames Io Aherekore ſhould the heathen fay, Ahere ts their Sod? let them bee knowen among the heathen in our light bp the ven- geanse ofthe blood of thy ſeruants that is bed. IL Let the ſighing of thei pifoners come betoze thee: according to thy mightie arme thy parle. the barbarous ty. ranny of the Ba- byloniaus, who {potied Gods in- heritance,poliu- ted his Temple, deftroyed his ree ligion,and mur- thered hispcos ple. b The Prophet fheweth to what him(clfe,andap- §8 Gud they * proneked im to anger Lod, how long wilt thon be angry,fo2, extremities God pointed to bis witch their high places and mooued him to euer? Wall thy teloulic*burne like fire ? {uffereth fome- people. bath with their grauen images. 6 * Powe ont thy wath vpon the bea- timehis Church Lofh,t 1. 6. §9 God heard this and was woth, and then that haue not knowen thee ana vpon to fall,to exercife their faith before hefetto bis hand to deliuer them, c Their friends and kinsfolkes durft not bury them for feare of the enemies: d Whereoffome came of Abra- ham, but were degenerate: and others were open enemiesto thy religion, but they both laughed at our miferies. e Wiltthou yt- terly confume vs fence, from a- 68 But chole the tribe of Judah,and prelerue t the childzen of death, for our fins, be- mongthem, mqunt an which be loued. 12 And render to our neighbours (even fore thourakelt m The Arke is y nDdbhefbuilthis Sanctuary ag an foldintothcir boſome their reproch, wheres vsto mercy? calledhispower hie place like the earth, which be eſtablihhed with they haue reproched thee, D Lod. Tere.10.25. and beautie,be- fozeuer, 13 Sowe thy people, and fheepe of thy fwhichweand caule thereby - 70 He thole Danid allo bis truant, and patture Hall pratle thee foz ener: and from our fathers haue he defended his tooke him from the ſheepetoids. generation to generation! we will (et fooztl) committed. g And fay not till we haue re- compenfed for our finnes. b Seeing we haue none other Saviour, ncithercan we helpe our felues, and alfo by our faluationthy Name thalbe praifed,therfore,O Lord helpevs. i Whothough in reſpect of God they were iuftly punifhed for their fins, yet in confideration © They hadno mariage fongs: that is, they were not maried. p Either they were flaine before,or taken prifoners oftheir enemies, and fo were forbid- den, q Becaufethey were drunken intheir finnes, they iudged Gods patience to bea flumbring,as though he were drunken : theres forehe anfwering their beafily iudgement, faith, he wi!l awake and Witake fudden vengeance, r Shewing thar he {pared not altogether ithe Ifraetices,though he punifhed their enemies. f By building the i Temple and eftablithing the kingdome, he declareth thatthe fignes f his fauourwereamong them, t He fheweth wherein a Kings ij charge Randeth: to wit, to prouide faithfully for his people, to guide them by counfell,and defend them by power, of their caule, were vniufily murthered, k Whichwere captives among theirenemies,and could looke for nothing but death, | We ought to defire no benefite of God, but on this condition to praile his Name, Iſa.43.2 1. PSAL. LXXX. 3 A lamentable prayerto God to helpe the mi- ſeries of his Church, 8 defiring him to confidey their ſſt efate, when his fauour fhined towards them,to the intent that he might finifh that worke which he had begun. ¶ Tobim that ercelleth on Shohannim Couth, appum committed to Afaph. f4 Meare, > a” — Ti e Church affli&ted prayeth. a This Pfalme was made as a prayer forto de- fire God to be mercifull to che ten tribes, b Mone their hearts that they may returne to worthip God a- right : chat is, in the place where thou halt ap- pointed, c Ioyne thy whole people & all thy tribes to- gether againe. c Thefaithfull feare Gods anger, when they per- ceiue that their praycrs are not forthwith heard. e Our neighbors haue continual l ftrife and warre againft vs, f Becanfe that repentance oncly comethof God, they moft in- ftantly and oft times call to God for it,as a meane whereby they fhall be laued. g Seeing that of thy mercy thou - haft made vs a moft deare pol- ſeſſion to thee, & we through our finnes are made open for wilde bealts to deuoure cvs,deciare againe thy Joue, & finila the worke that thou halt begun, 3 Ebr. Cedars of God, h To wit, Eu- Hex: D thou Shepheard of Jlcael, thou that leudeſt Jofeph like eepe: Hew chy brightneſſe, thon chat fitte be⸗ tweene the > Cherubims. f 2 Before Ephraim and Beniamin and Minalſeh ſtirre vp toy ſtrength, and come to helpe us. i 3 Turne vs againne, D Gad, and canle thy face to Mine, that we may be ſaued. 4 D Lord God of hotes, bow long wilt —— angry againſt the payer of thp people? h § Chou hak fed them with thebzead of teares, ginen them teares to drinke with great mealure. 6 Thou haſt made vs ae ſtrife vnto our neighbours,and our enemies laugh atvs a> mong themielues. 7 £ Turne vs againe, D God of hoftes: caule thy face to ſhine, and we hall be faned. 8 Thou-hak brought as vine out of E- gypt: thou halt cae out the heathen, and planted it. 9 Thou madel roome foz it and dindek caule it to take reote,aud it Aled the land. Io The mountaines were couered with the ſhadow of it: and the boughes thereat werc like the ¢ goodly cedars. Il She ftretched out her branches pnto the Sea, and Her doughs vnto the» River. 12 gy halt thou then broken Downe her hedges, fo that all they , which pale by the way, haue plucked ber? 13 Che wild i bare ont of the woed hath deſtroyed itana the mild beatts of the fiela baue eaten it vp. 14 Returne mee beleech thee, D God of bolts? laoke Downe * from heauen and be- boin and vilite this nine, É Ig And the vineyard, that thy right hand bath planted, and the pong vine, which thou madelt! ftrong foz thy felte. 16 Jtis burnt with fire, and cut Downe: a they perih atthe» rebuke of thp counte- nce. 17 Let thine hand bevpon the man of thy right band, and vpon the fonne ofman, who thou madeſt ftrong forthine owne felfe, 18 So wil not we gobacke fro thee: o re: niue thou v3.¢ we Hallcal vpon thy Mame. 19 Turne bs again, D 102d God of hofs: caufe thy face to hinc and we Halbe ſaued. phrates. i Thatis,afwell they that bate oar Religion, asthey that hateonrperfons, k They gaue not place totemptation, knowing that albeicthere were no helpe in earth,yet God was able to fuccour them fromheatien, 1 So thatno powercan preuaileagainftitjand which asa yong bud thon raifeft vp againe as out of the burnt athes, m Only when thou art angry,and not with the fivord of the enemy, n Thatis,vpon this vine, or people, whom thou haft planted with thy righthand,that they fhould beasone manor onebody, o For none can call vpon God, but {uch as are raifed vp, as it were, from death to lite,and regenerate by the holy Spirit. a An inſtrumẽt of muficke brought from Gerh, BS NLL ERK, t An exbortation to praife God hoth in heart and voyce for his benefits, 8 and to worfhip him only. 11 God condemneth their ingratitude,12 & fheweth what great benefits theyhaue lof? threugh their owne malice. ¶ To him that excelleth vpon a Gittith. A Pfalme conemitted to Afar, ‘Pfalmes. tng ond vuta the God of Jaakob. 2 Srke the long and bring forth the tim· appointed for fos — beel,tyz pleaſant harpe withthe viole- 3 Blow che trumpet in thes new moone, cuen in the time appointed, at our feat Day, 4 Forthis ts a ſtatute for Iſrael, anda Law of the God of Jaakob. i 5 We fet this in d Joleph for a tetimony, when hee came out ofthe land of Egypt, where J heard a language, thats J| waders ftood not. : 6 Phaucwithdawen his ſhoulder from the burden,and hts hands haue lett chef pots. 7 Thou calledſt in atfliction,and J deli- uered thee.andz anſwered theetn the fecret of the thunder: J proued thee at the waters off Wertbah. Selah. 3 8 b Meare, D my people, and F will pzo- tet vnto thee: D Jlraeltftyou wilt hearken vnto me, . 9 And wilt haue no ſtrauge Godin thee, neither worſhip any trange Sod, Í Io (ForJ am the Lo: thy Gon, which bzougbt thee ont ofthe land of Cappt)iopen thy mouth wide, ana J will fillic. IL But my people would not heare my voyce, and Iſrael would none of me. 12 oJ gane them vp vita the baranes of their heart, end thep haue walked in their owne counfels. 13 k Dh that my people had hearkened vn- to meand Iſrael Had walked tn my wayes! 14 J wonld foone baue humbled theire: nemies, € turned mine hand! againtt their aduerlartes. Is The hatersof the Lord ſhould hane bene fubiect puto him, ethetr tine = Manly haue endured foz ener. i 16 And God would hane fed them with the" fat of wheate, and with hony out of the g By a ftrange rocke would Jhaue (ufficed thee. || Or,comtention,Ex0.17,7. h Hecondemnethall affemblies, where. the people are not attentive to heare Gods voyce, & to gine ohedi- encetothe fame. i Godacculeth cheir incredulitie, becauſe they opened not their mouths to receive Gods benefits in fuch abundance ashe pewreth them out. k God by his word callethall but his fe cret ele&ion appointeth who fhail heare with fruit. I If their fins. had notletted, m Ifthe Ifraelites hadnot broken couenant with God, hee would haue giuen them viGory againft their enemies, n Thatis, with moft fine wheat and abundance of hony, PS AL. LXXXIL 1 The Prophet declaring God to be prefent among the Iudges & Magiftrates,2 reproueth their par- tiality,3 And exhorteth them to do iuftice,s But freing none amendment, 8 he defireth God to vn- dertake the matter and execute iuſtice himſalfe. C A Pſalme committed to Aſaph. pe ftandeth ittthe affembly ok· gods : he tudgeth among gots. i 2 Howe long will ye iudge vninkly, and accent the perons ofthe> wicked ? Selah. 2 Doe right tothe poore and fatherleſſe: Do iuſtice to the poore and nerdy. 4 Deltuer the poore and < needy: fane them front the hand of the wicked. i § Thep know not eunveritand nothing: | Ifraels obftinacie. Sz b fopfullp vnto Ged aur ſtrength: b Irfeemerh that — this Plalme was lemne feafis and — aff.nablies of the people to whom fora time thefe ceremonies were ordained, but now vnder the Gofpel are abo: lithed, c Vnder this feat he comprehen- deth all other folemne dayes, d That is,in If- rael; for Lofephs family was coun- ted the chiefe be- fore that Iudah was preferred. e God fpeaketh in the perfon ef — the people, be- -1 eaufe hee was* ~ as their leader, fif they were nee uer able to giue fuffcient thankes to God for this deliueranee from corporall bon- dage, how muck: more are we in- debted to him for our fpirituall deliuerance frone be tyras F —— Satanand finn and wonderfull | faſhion. a The Propher fheweth thar if ' Princes & Judges- do not their duty, God, whofe au- — thority is aboue thé,veill rake vera geance on them, | b For theeues de murderers finde fauor in iudemét,, when thecanfe of the godiy cannot beheard, c Notoncly when}, they cry for helpe,but when their caufe ee ayde and ſippor⸗ they | - A prayer againftGods enemies. d Thatis,all _ they walke in Darkenes,albeic all thed foun» things are out of Dattons of the earth be moued. order either by 6 J baue fain, Ve are gods, and ye all are theirtyrannyor children ofthe mot Vigh. careleffe negli- 7 © But peefhalldyeasa man, and yee ence. princes thall fail like others. — eNottleofho- § God, arile, therefore indge thou the nour fhall excufe earth; foz thou palt ‘ tnberite all nations. you,but you fhall bee ſubiect to Gods iudgement, and render acconnt as well as other men. f Therefore no tyrantfhall plucke thy right and authoritie from thee, PSAL, CXXXIII £ The people of [frael pray unto the Lord to de- luer them from their enemies both at home and Jarre off; which imagined nothing but their deſtru- ivon.9 And thcy defire that all fuch wicked peo- ple may, according as God was accufiomed , bee firicken with the ſtormy tempest of Gods wrath, 18 that they may knome that the Lord s moft high upon the earth, € A ong or Plaline committed to Alaph. Kere a not thou fence, D Gov: beenot titl and ceaſe not, D Gon. 2 Foz loe,thine > encmies make a tumult: anoche that bate thee, baue lifted vp the a This Pfalme feemethto haue bene compofed, as a forme of praier againft the ead. 3 They hauetaken crafty countel againſt dangers that the é Chirchwasin, thypeople,and haue conſulted agatuit thy inthe dayesof ‘lecret oneg. ; Tehofhaphat. 4 They baue fain, Come, and let vs 4 cut them off from being a nation, ¢ let the name b He calleth i of Iſrael be ne moze in remembzance. them Gods ene- mies,whichare _ § Joz they haueconfulted together ein enemies tohis heart, and bane made a league fagainſt thee, Church, 6 Che tabernacies of Edom, and the Ith: c Theele@of maelites, goab and the Agarims: God are his fe- 7 Gebal and Ammon, and Amalech, eretones:forhee the DPhiliſtims with the inhabitants of hideth thé inthe |] Tyrus, rte i fecretof hista- 8 Afihur allo is ioyned with them: they bernacle,& pre- haue heene an arme to the childzen e of Lor. ferueth them fro Aelab. ; Usin all dangers. 9 Der thou ta them as vnto the gi. d Theywerenot anites: as to Siſera,andas ta Jabin at the content totake xritier of Kiſhon. the Churchas 10 Thepyperiſhed at En-dor, and were -prifoner, but ipung forthe earth. } fought vtterly It Make theni, euen their princes like *Drebandlike zZeeb: pea, all their princes like Seba and like Zalmunna. I2 Which baue faya, Let vs take fo: our policilion the * habitations of Goo. 13 D my God, make them like vnto a'iwbhecle, and as the ftubble before the winde. 14 As the fire burneth the foret. and as the flame ſetteth the mountaines on fre $ Is. Ho perſecute them with thy tempeft, anu make them afraid with thy tome, Ig Thewickednes 16 full theit faces with Haine, that they of § Ammonites and Moabites isdefcribed, in that they prouoked thefe other nations to fight againftthe Ufraelitestheir brethren, h By thefe examples, they were confirmed that God would not fufter his people to bee vt⸗ rerly deftrayed, Tudg. 7 21.and 4,15. 1 Troden vnder feete as E mire. Iudg.7 25. & 8.24. k Thatis,ludea: for where his Church is, there dwelleth hee among them, 1 Becaufe the reprobate could by no meanes be amended, he prayeth tharthey may be vtterly deftroyed, be vaftable, and led with all winds, todeftroy it. e By all fecret “meanes, f £ They thought f to have fubuer- ted thy counfell, -wherein the per- petuitie of the Church was efta- blithed, {| Or,Zor. Pfalmes. The defire of the godly. 229 may = fecke thy Mame, D Lod. m That is,bee 17 Let thembe confounded and troubled compelied by thy foz euer: yea, let them be put to pame and plagues to con: | periſh. feflethy power, 18 That they map.” knowe that thou, n Though they which art called Jehouah, art alone, cuen belcewe not, yet the meit igh euer all the earth. they may proue SrH ' by expetience, that it isin vaine to refift againft thy counfell in eftablifhing thy Church. a e PSAL, LXXXIIII. 1 Danid drinen forth ef his countrey, 2 Defi- reth moft ardently to come again to the Tabernacle of the Lord & the affembly of the Sasnts to praiſe God, 4 Pronouncing them bleffed that may fo do, 6 Then ke praifeth the courage ef the people, that paffe thorow the wildernesto affemble themfelues 14 Zian, 10 Finally with praife of this matter and confidence ef Gods goodnes,he endeth the P falme, C Tobim that ercelleth vpon Gitttth. Plalme committed to the fonnes of Korah. 2 O 2 Lord of hoftes, how amtable are thy a Dauid com- Tabernacles ! plaineth that he- 2 y loule longeth, pea,and fainteth foz cannot haue the > courts of the Lod; forsmine Heart and acceſſe tothe my fief retopce inthe living Gov. Church of God- 3 Pea, the fparrow hath found her an to make profef= Houle, and the fwatlow a nett fo2 her, where fion of his faich {he may lap her pourg :euen by thine al- 2nd toprofitin — Loa of hoſtes, mp King and mp religion, 0 \ $ b For none but 4 Bleſſed are they that dwell in thine the Pricfts could boule : they will euer paile thee. Selah, enter into the _ § Blefledistheman, whole 4 ftrength is SanQuary ,and in thee,and in whole heart are thy wayes. the reft of the- 6 They going through the vale df. Wa- people into th: ta,make weiles therein; theratne alſo coue · courts. reth the pooles. c So thatthe 7 They gae from ſtrength to firength, poore birdshaue till euery one appeare befeze Hod ti3ion. more libertie 8 DiLow God of hatts, heare my prays then T. er: hearken, D God of Jaakob, Helah, d Whorrufteth- 9 Behold, D Hod, our Wield, and looke nothing in him- spon the face of thine s Anointed. felfe,bue in thee TO fFo2 h aDday in thy courtes fs better onely,and lear- then a thouland otherwhere; 3| Had rather nethoftbeeto bec a doore keeper in the houſe of my God, rule his life, then to dwelin the Cabernacles of wicked: e Thar is, of nefe. : mulburie tres IL Fo the Loꝛd God is the Sunne and which was a bar- ſhield vnto vs: the Lod will eiue grace and senplace,forhar . Glozy, and no i good thing will he withhold they which paf- from them that walke vpeightly. fed through,muft. 12 D Lod of haites, blefled is the man. digge pits for that trufteth in thee. water : fignify- ing that no lets canhinderthem that are fully bent to come to Chrifts Church, neie- ther yet that God will euer failethem, f ‘They are neuer weary, but increafe in ftrength and courzge till they come to Gods houſe. g Thatis,forChrilis(ake,whole figure I reprefent, b- He would — with to liue but one day rather in Gods Church, thenathoufand a- mong theworldlings, i But will fromtime to time increale bis bleffings toward his.more ansi more. P'S AL. LXXXV. 1 Becanfe God withdrew not bu rods.from bis Church after their returnas from Babylon, firft they put hmin mind of theorr delinerance, to the intent that he fhculd not leane the worke of his grace une perfite. 5 Next they complaine of therr long af” f fuion ` A praycr.of tne Church. Dauids a They cenfeffe that Gods free mercy was the caule of their deliucrance, be. caufe he loued the land which he had chofen, b Thou halt bu- ried them that they fhall not come into iudge- ment, c Nor onely.in withdrawing thy rod,but in forgi- uing our finnes, andin touching our hearts to confefle them. d Asin times paft they had fele Gods mercies : fo now being op- preffed by the long continuance of cuils, they pray vnto Ged,that according to his mature hee would be merciful! ynto them, e Hee confeffeth that our faluati- fiction. 8 And thirdly they reicyce in hope of fè- Lcity promifed. 9 For their dekucrauce wasa f- gare of (rifts kingdome,under the which fhould be perfect feiscety. Ta bim chat ercelleth. A Palme com- mitted to the tonnes of Roꝛah. eee halt bene ⸗ fauourable vnto thy —land: thou bal brought agatne the capti · uity of Jaakob. 2 Tieu hak forginen the tniquitp of thy people,and> couercd all chet iinnes. Selah. 3 Chou hak withdzawen alithine anger, and bait turned backe from thes fercenefle of tiy wath, 4 Turne vs, D God of our faluatton, ann releafe thine anger towards vs. § Hilt thou be angry with vs 4 toz euer? and wilt thou polong thy wath from ene generation to another? ; 6 Wilt thou not turne againe and quic» ken bs, that thp people map retopce tn thee? 7 Shew vs thy mercy, D Lozwd,and grant bs thy e faiuation. 8 J wili hearken what the Lord God will fap: for he wil (peake ‘peace vnto bis people, te his faints that they turne net againe to Q y. o Surely his ſaluation is neere ta them : na feare him, that glory map Dwellin our and. Io Percy and trueth hal meete: righte> ouſneſſe and peace thali kifle one another, Il ¢ Trueth hall budde out ofthe earth, * riggteoulneiic thalllooke Downe front cauen. 12 Prea the Lom hali giue good things, and owr land all giue ber increaſe. 13 »Righteoulnetie Hall goe before htm, and hall tet ber Reps inthe way. Pfalmes. andol gteat kindnefle unta all them, that call ppon thee. 6 Giue care, Lod, pnto mp prayer, and e hearken to the voice of my fupplicacton. 7~Huthe Day of my trouble J wiil call bpon thee : foz thou heareſt me. , 8 Among the gobs there is none like thee, D Lozd.and theret is none thatc.n doe like thy workes. 9 All nations, whom thou hak maze, hail come, and : worihip before thee, D Loꝛd, and fhallglozthe thy Mame. IO Foꝛ thou art great, ana doeſt wonde· rous things: thou art God atone. It k Teach me thy wap, D Loyd, and J will walke in thy trueth: kmt mine heart vnto thee that J may feare thp frame. 12 J wili patie thee, D Loꝛd my God, with all mine yeart: pea, J wul giozifte thy Frame foz euer. 13 Foꝛ great is thy mercy toward mee, and thou batt deliuered my lotile from: the loweſt graue. 2 I4 D God, the poude are rilen againtt me, and the aſſeinblies of violent men haug k (ought my foule, and haug not (et thee be· foze them. ry Is But thou, D Lod, art a pitifull God and mercifull, low to anger, and great in kindnefle and tructh. 16 Turne vito me, and haue mercy tpa on me; gtue thy rengti onto thy eruant, and (que the ſonne of chy handmaid. 17 hew a token of thy goodnefle to- ward ine, that they which bate me, may lee tt, and be ahamed ,becaule thou, D Lod, hak holpen me and comfozted me. prayer in affliction. — 1 ¢ By crying and calling continu- ally, he hewa eth how wee may not bee weary, though God grant not forthwith our regueft, but that we mult earneltly and often cali vp- on him, f He condem- neth allidoles,' forafinuch as they can done workesto de- clare that they are gods, g This prooucth that Dauid pray ed in the Name of Chrift the Meflias,of whofe kingdome hee doeth here pros phefie. * h He confeſſeth himfelfe igno- rant til God hath taught him, and his heart varia- bleand feparate from God, till God ioyneit to him,and con- oncommeth onely of Gods mercie. f£ He will fendall prefperity to his Church, when he hathfufficiently corre@ed them, Alfo by his punifbments the faithfull fall learne tobewarethat they returnenot zo lıke offences. g Though for atime God thus exercifethem with hisrods,yet vnder the kingdom of Chrift they fhould haue peace and ioy, hb [uftice fhall then fourth and haue free courfe and paflage m eucsy place, PSAL, LXXXVI, 3 Dawid fore affiscted and for ſahenofall, pray- eth feruently for delinerace : fomtime rehearfing bs vasfertes, § Sametimes the mercies receinedy 41 Defiring alfo to be inſtructed of the Lord, that he may feare himand glorifie ha Name. 14 He complaiceth alfo of hu aduer faries, and requsreth ta be deliuered from them. © & Prayer of Danid. a Dauid perfecu- eie a thine care, D Logd,and heare me: ted of Saul thus © Afo? I am pooze and needie. prayed, leaning _ 2 Pꝛeſerue thou my foule, for 3] am> mer- the fame to the Church asa mo- nument, how to feeke redreffe a- gainft their mi- feries. b Iamnotene- my to them,but pitiethem, though they be cruell toward me. e Which wasa fure token that he beleened that God would deliuer bin. d He doeth confeffe that Godis. goodto all butonly mercifullto poore finners, cifull: my God, ſaue thou thy feruant, that trufteth tn thee. 3 Bemercifull puto me, D Lord: for J cry bpon thee een. 4 Retoyce the fonle of thy feruant: fog onto thee, D Lod, dec F lift pp my fonte. § Foꝛ thou Lor, art good & 4 mercifull, firmeitinhis obedience, i That is, from moft great danger of death: out of the which none, but onely the mighty hand of God, could deliver him, k He fheweth that there can be no moderati- on nor equity, where preude tyrants reigne, and that the lacke of Gods feare is asa priviledge to all viceand cruelty. 1 Heboafteth not of his owne vertues, but confeffeth chat God of his free goodnes hath euer bene mercifull vnto him, and giuen him power againft his enemies, as to one of his owne houfhold, PSAL LXXXVII, r Theholy Ghoft promifeth that the condition of the Cburch,whtch was sn mifery after the cap- tewity of Babylon, ſhould be reftored to great ex cellency, 4 fothat there [hould be nothing more comfortable, thes to be numbred among the meme bers thereof, CA Wlalme or fong committed ta the __. fonnes of Razah. Ce bis 2 foundations among the ho: a God did chafe ly mountatnes. that place a- 2 Che Lozdloucth the gates of Sion a» mong the hils boue al the babitattons of Jaakob. to ftablifh Ieru⸗ 3 >Slortous things are poken of thee, falem and his D citieofGov. Helah. Temple. 4 J will make mention of: Rahab and b Though thy Babel among them that knew mee: behold glorious eftate Palettina t Tyus with Crhiopta,4 Chere doe not yet aps ts he bozne. peare,yet waite with patience, and God will accomplith his promife. e That is,Egypt, and thefe other countreys fhall come to the knowledge of God, d It hall he faid of him,that is regenerate and come to the Church, that heis as one that was borne in the Church, § Ano The faithfull afflicted. € Out ofall § Gud ofZion it Halbe fayd, « Dany are quartersthey thal boꝛne in her; and be,cuen the mot igh hal come into the ſtabliſh ber. i Church,and be 6 Tie Lord hal count, when he kwaiteth countedascitie the peopic, ie mas borne there. Belap. zens. 7 3 wellthe lingers as the players on f Whéhe calleth fnttruments hall praile thee: all mye (pings by hiswordthem are in thee. A into the Church, j whom hee had elected and written inhisbooke. g TheProphet ſetteth his whole affeions and comfort in the Church, PSAL. LXXXVIII 1Agricwons complaint of the faithfull fore af fitted by fickneBe,perfecutsons, and aduer/itie, 7 ‘Being as x were left of God without any confola- tzon: 13 Yet-he calleth on God by fiuth,& ſtraueth azainft defperation, 18 complaining himfelfc to be for fakes of all cartnly helpe. € A fong or Plalmẽ of * Weman the Ezra» bite,togine inſtruction, committed to the fonnes of Koray for him that excelleth vp⸗ R.King.4 30 bſal. 53. a Thatis, to- on (Palath 2 Leannoth. humble, It was Lord God ot mplaluatian, J] cry Dap and thebeginning of Onight > before thee. a fong,by the 2 Let my praperenter intothy preſence: tune whereof this enclinethineeare nto my cry. Plalrewas fung. 3 Foꝛ my feule is tilled with enils,and my b Though many like dꝛaweth neere to the graue. i cry in their for- 4 J am counted among them that goe Towes,yetthey downe vntoche pit, & am asa man without crie not earneſtly ſtrength: toGodforreme- ç ẽ Free among the dead, like the laine dyashedid: — {pingin the graue, whome thou remembzeſt whomhecon- nᷣo moꝛe, and thep are cut off from thine felledtobethe d hand, i À authourof his. 6 hou hat layd me in the lowelk pitin faluation, Darknefle,and in the deepe. € Forhethatis 7 Qhineindignation lieth bpon meand _ dead,isfreefrom thon batt vercd mee with all thp © waues. all caresand bufi- @elah, neffeofthislife: 8 Thou haſt put away mine fatquain⸗ and thus he fayth, tance farte from mee,and made me to be ab- becaufehe was hoꝛred okthem: s3 am ſhut vp, and cannot vnproficable for get korth. t al matterscon- © o ) pine eve is lorrowkull thꝛough mine cetningmans — affliction: Loꝛde, J call daylyvpon thee ; F life,and asit fretch out mine hands nto thee. werecutofffrom. 10 Uilt thou Mewe! a miracle to-the this world, Bead? o2 ſhallthe Dead rife and praple thee? d Thatis,from: &elab. thy prouidence 11 Shall thy louing kindnefle bee decla· and care, which . venin the graue? or thy faithfulneffe inde» ismeantaccote ſtruction⸗ dingtofiudge- ¶ 12-Hhal thy wondzous works be knowen mentoftheflehh, in the darke ? and thy righteoulneſſe tn the e The ſtormes and ofk obliuion? of thy wrath 13 Butyntotheehaue J cryed,D Lorde, haucouerwhel- and early Wall my prayer come befoze thee, med me, 14 Loud, why dect thou retect my foile, f He attributeth and hideſt thy face from me ? theloffeanddi I 3 amafflicted,and at the popnt of pleafureof his dtath: ‘frommy pouth J luffer thy terrors, ftiendsto Gads ; i prouidence, wherby he partly punifheth & partly trieth his. g Lſee none ende ofmy forrowes, b Mine evesand faee declare my for- rewes, i He fheweth that the time is moreconuenient for Gad to helpe, when men call vnto him imtbeir dangers, then to tary till they- be dead, & then raife them vp againe. k That is,in the graue,where only the body lieth without all ſence and remembrance. 1 Jame- uer in great dangers and farowes,as though my life fhould veterly be cut off euery moment, Pfalmes. doubting of my lifes 16 Chine indignations soe oer me,and thy feare hath cut me off. EEEN E 17 Chey came round about me daily like water and compatled me together. 18 Mylouers and fricndes haft thou put away front me,and mine acquaintance + hta themiciues, PS A-L. LXXXIX, 1 With many words doth the Prophet praife the goodneſſe of God, 23 for hs teſtament aud coue- pant that he had made betweene himand bis eleét by lefts Chrift the fonne of Dawid: 38 Then doeth hee cuaplasneof the great ruine and defolatios of the kingdome of Dawid. fo that to the outward ap- pearance the promfe was broken. 46 Finally hee praseth to be deliuered from his affiaclions,making - mention of the ſportneſſe ofmans life, and confir- mng lnmfelfe by Gods promifes. € A Pialme to giue tuftruction, of Ethan the Ezrahite. CQilafing the mercies ofthe Lord for euer? with my mouth will J Declare chy tructh front Mead li to-generation. 2 $02 I> fapde, Mercy hall bee fet bp fo2 euer: thy truty hale thou eſtabliſh in the ve⸗ ry Deauens. 3. 13. baue made a coucnant with my hae n: J baue ſworne to Danid mp fer- > 4 Thy leede will J Lablih for euer,and fet up thy chzone from generation togeneras. tion, Belay. 5 D Lom, enen thee heanens Mall mayk tby wonderous worker pea thy trueth in the ‘Congregation of the Saints. 6 for who ts equal! ta the Lorde in the heatien?and who is itke the Lord among the 8 ſonnes of the gods? 7 Bod is verpterriblein the afleinbly of the '@atnts, and to be reuerenced abong all that are about him. 3 D Lom Gon of hoftes, who is like vnto thee,which art a mighty Lord, and thy trueth is about thee! 9 ‘Chou ruleſt the raging of the fea: whe - the wanes thereofarile thou ſtilleſt them, 10 Thou hak beaten downe Rahab as a man laine: thou hal {cattered thine cnes niles with thy mighty arme. Il The heauens avethine, the earthalto is thine: thou baft laid the foundation of the: wold, and all that therein isg. 12 Thou haft created the Mort) and the South: * Tabo and Perman Hall reioyce in thp fame. i 13 Thon halt a mightie arme: trong is thine hand,and bigh ts thy right hand. 14 Righteouſnes and equity are the ſta⸗ g Meaning,the Angels, h- Ifthe Angelstrembl= heauens, The power ofGod. 230. | Ebr. were in darkeneffe, rea RRS —— TEATS — — a Though the - horrible confufi- on of things might caufe them to defpayre of Gods fauour: yet the manifolde . examplexofhis . mercies caufe ihem to troft m- God,though to mans iudgement | they faw none | occafion,. b Ashee thar. furely beleeued in heart. . c Asthine inui- fible heauen is _ not furie& teg-i ny alteration and {i change ; ſo ſhall thetrueth of thy ` promife be yn- changeable... d The Prophet j theweth what. was the promife of God, whereon be grounded his | faith., e The Angels. -f fhall praife thy -i powerand faithe fulneffe in deli, uering thy Church. f Thatis.inthe before Gods ma- iefty & infinit iuſtice, what earthly creatureby opprefling the church,| date fet himfelfe againft God? i Forasheedelinered the Church by the red fea and by deftroying Rahab,that is,the Egyptians: fo wil hee eftfoonedeliucrit, when the,dangers beepreat. k Taborisa mountaine Weltward from Icrufalem,and Hermon Eaftward :-fot Prophet fignifieth that all partes and places of the worlde fhall obe Godspower forthe delinerance of bisChurch, 1 .Forheereby he iudgeththe world,and fheweth bimfe)fea merciful Father, and faith full proteGtour ynto bis, bliſhment ——— — —— — — m Feeling in their confcience thacGod ts their Father. n They halte prefirued by thy fatherly proui- dence, o Inthat they are preferuedand continue, they ought to giue the praife and glory Oxely tothe. p Inchac that our king hath Powerto defend vs, it is the gift of Ged, q To Samuel & to others,te af- ſure that Dauid was thy chofen one. r whom I haue beth ckofen and giuenhimftrégth to execute his office,asverfi21. f Though there | thal be euermore enemies againtt Gods kingdome, | yet he promifeth | 60 oucrcome them, e I wil merciful- ly performe my promifesto him, notwithftanding his infirmities he’ fonne of od, and the firft orne, wherin he | cople the ftace of thiskingcome Hecayed:yet Go 1e truetho ods promife. bliſhment of thy thong: mercy and truth go before thy face. _ 15 Bieffen is the people thatcan™ reioyce inthec : they Gall walke in the light of thy countenance. Lod. : j 16 Thep ſhall reteyce continually in thy Hame, and in thy rightroulneſſe they Hail crait themfelues. — 17 Foz thou art theoglory of their ſtrẽgth, and by thy kauour our hornes ſhalbe exalted. 18 Foꝛ ouryſhield appercaineth to the Lop, and our king ta the oly one of Jirael. Ig Chou pakett then in a vilion vnto q thine Yelp one,t fatdcit, J hauelayd helpe vpon one that is mighty: J haue exalted one Choler out of the people, 20 J baue found Dauid my ſeruant:with mine holy opile bane J anopnted him. 21 Therfo mine hand thalbe eſtablſhed oe bim, and mine arme Hall ſtrengihen him. 22 The enemie Hall net oppzefle bim, neither ſhallthe wicked hurt him. f 23 But wil! oeltroy his foes befoze his face,and plague them that bate him. 24 My tructh allo and my t mercy thalbe with bim, and in my NMame ſhall his hone be exalted. À $ 25. 3 twill fet his hand allo in the ſea, and bis right band in the = floods. 26 He ſhall crie vnto mee, Thou art my Lathes ay Hod, anv the rocke of my fal uation. - 27 Allo J willmake him my firk borne, higher then thekingsoftheearth. 28 Wyp mercie will J keepe tor him foz —— > and my concnant Mall tand fat thhim. 29 wis ſeede alo will J maketo endure 2fo2 euer this throne as the Dates of heauen. 30 But if bis childzen korſake my Lawe, and walke not in my indgements: 31 *Jf they becake my (tatutes, and keepe xot my commandements: N 32 Then will J vifit their tranſgreſſion with the rod, their iniquity with ſtrokes. 33 Wet my loning kiadnes wil J not take from him, neither wil J fallitic my truety. 34 Wy couenant will J not breake, noz b alter the thing that is gone out of my lips. § DhaueCwornc once by mine holineſſe, + Hat J will not faile Danin, fying, $ 36 His ſeede Malenduve foz euer and his thzone (halbe ag the funne befaze me. 37 Ue Mall be ettablithed fo2 enermore ag the moone,andas a faith full ewitneſſe in the heanen. Selah. vi 38 But thou hat veiected and abbozred, thou bait bene angzy with thine anopnted. 39 Chou halt “boken the coucnant of Pfalmes. thy fertiant, and prophaned bis ¢ crotane, ca- fting it on the ground, 40 Thou halt bꝛoken Down all his wals: thou batt lam bis foztrefies in rrdue. 41 Allthat goe by the wap lpoile bim ; he isa rebuke vnto bis neighbours. s 42 Chon batt iet vp the right hand of his tienes, and made all bis aduerlartes to re ioyce. 43 Chou hat alſo turned the edge ofhis ſworde, and halt not made himto ttanve in the battell. ENEN I 44 Thou hak cauled his dignitie tode- cap, and calt bis throne to the ground, 45 Che dayes of bis! youth halt then aula and coueredD Him with ſhame. ah. 46 e Loꝛde, how long wilt thou bive thy felfe, fez ener? Wal thy wath burneltke fire? Remember © of what time J am: wherefore ſhouldeſt thou create tn vayne all the childzen of men ? 48 TAbat manlineth, and Mall nat fee Death? Wall hee deliver his ſoule from tye hand of the grane? Selah. 49 Lode, where are thy foxmer mers gens nites thouſwarelt vnto Dania tn thy trueth? şo Remember, D Lowd,the rebuke of thy feruants, which I beare in my i bofome of all the mighty people. St fFork thine enemies haue reproched thee, D Lode, becaule they haue reproched onhim, The ruine of Dauids kingdome. e By this bee meaneth the hor⸗ tible diffipation and renting of thekingdome, which was vnder feroboam: or cls by the fpiritof prophefie, Bihan {peaketh ofthoſe great miferies, which came foone afterward to palle atthe captiuity of Bas bylon. f He theweth that the Kingdom fel before it came to perfection, de was ripe. The Prophet in ioyning pray- ` cr with his come plaint, ſheweth that bis fayth nee uer failed, h Seeing mans lifeis fhort, and thou haft created man to beftow thy benefits vp- except the !footttepsof thine Anointed. thou hafteto §2 Pꝛaiſed bethe Lord fez euermoze. Do helpe,death will beit euen (0 be it, preuent thee, i He meaneth, that Gods enemies did not only flander bim behind his backe,butalé fo mocked him to his face,and as it were caft their iniuriesin his bo- fome. k So he calleth them that perfecute the Church, 1 They laugh at vs which patiently waite fer the comming of thy Chrift. X P S/A Bee XC: 1 Mofes in his prayer ſetteth before vs the eter- nall fauour of God toward his, 3 who are neither acimonifhed by the brensty of thesr lifesg nor by his plagues to be thamkeful. 12 therefore Mofes pray- eth Gud to turne their hearts é~ continise his meye cies toward them and their poftevity for ewer. C A prayer of Moles the 2 man of Gon. J Detstbeu halt bene our>babitation from generation to generation. 2 Before thes mountaines were made, and before thou hadſt foꝛmed thecarth, and the worlde, chen from euerlaſting to cuerta- ſting thou art our Gov. 3. Thou 4turnei man to deftruction: a Thus the Scrip- tare vfeth to call the Prophets, b Thou hait bin ° asan houfe and defence vnto vs inall our trous bles andtrauels > againe than ſayeſt, Returne, pee ſonnes of now thisfoure. Avan. 4 © For athouland peres in thy fight are as pelterDay whenit ispat, and as a watch hundred yeeres, c Thou halt chofenvstobe ` | refertied fili a roote, til] he hadaccomplifhed this promiſe in Chrifte 2.Sam.7.14. a Though the faithfull an{were not in all poynts to heirprofeffion , yet God will not breake bis couenant with them, | b For Godin promifing hath refpe& to his mercy, and not to mans ower inperforming, tEdr.1f I lie vnto Dawid: which is a maner of ath. c Aslongasthe funne andthe moone endure,they fhall bee itneffesta me of this promie. d Becaufe of chehorribleconfufien f things the Prophet complaineth to God as though he faw not the erformance of hispromife. And thus difcharging hiscares on God, | herefifteth doubt and impatiencie. in the night. § Chou halt f ouerflowed them: they are as A ſleepe: tu the nioaning hee groweth itke the grafie: thy people be- fore the founda- tions of theworld were laid. A d Mofes by la- menting the frailtie and fhortneffe of mans liſe, moueth God to pity. e Though man thinke his life long,which is in deed moft fhort, yea, though it were a thouſasd yeeres: yet in Gods fight itisas nothing, and as the watch that lafteth butthrechonres. f ‘Thowtakeft them away fuddenly as witha flood, 6 In todi Thefhortneffe of mans life. g Thoucalieft vs by thy rods to confider the fhortnefie of amr life,and for out finnes thou ab- bridgeft our daics. h Our dayesare not onely fhorr, bat miferable,for afmach as our finnes daily pro» uoke thy wrath, i Meaning,ac- cording to the common ftate of life. k If mans life forthe breuity be miferable, much moreif thy wrath lye vpen it,as they which feare thee,on —— fo ſhal we retopce and bee glad all our ayes. Is Comfort vs accosding to the Dapes that thou hatt afflicted bs, & according to the peeres that we baue ſeene entit, 16 "Let thy woke bee feene toward thy fhortneffe of our ſexuants, and thy glory vpon thefro children. 17 Andletther beauty of the Lozd our God be bpon vs, and Direct thou the wake of our hands vpon baeuen direct the worke of onc hauds. inthy ferwauts. n Even thy mercy, which is thy Pfalmes. the Barkenes: norofthe plague that deſtroy⸗ eth at noane day. 7 Athouland hal fal at thp fine and ten thoufand at thyright hand, but it fail not comencerethee. — < — 3 Doubtieſſe with thine ‘eyes fhalt thou behold and fee the reward of the wicked. 9 Foꝛ thou haſt fayde, Che Loꝛd is mine bope: theu batt ſet the moſt High to: thy re- uge. 10 Chere fhall none cuil come bato thee, neither tall any plague come nesre thy ta- bernacle. IL g For bee halt giue Sig Angels charge ouer thee, to keepe thee in allthy wayes. 12 Thep hall beare thee in their hands, that thou hurt not typ foote againſt a ſtone 13 Thou ſhalt walke vpon the tyon and alpe: the 4 pengipon and toe Dragon fhalt thou tread vnder teete, 14 i Becaule he hath loned me, therefore will J deliver him: F willerale him becaule be bath knowen mp Flame, Í 15 Mee fhall cali vpon mee, and J will beare him: 3 will be with him tn trouble; J will deltuer hun, and gtozite bim. 16 Uith klong life will J fatiffie him, and Hew pim my ſaluation. but euercome it whether it bee fecret or open. The prouidence of God. 23r f The godly thal haue fome expe- rience of Gods judgementsa - gainit ý wicked - euen inthis life, but fully chey fhal fee it at that day,» ben ail things hall be reuciled, g God hath noe appoynted cuery manone Angel, but many to be minifters of bis —— to ecpe his and de- fendthem in their vocation, which is the way- to walke in without temps ting God. h Thou fhalt not onlybe preterued from all cuill, i Toaflure the faithfull of Gods protection, hee bringethin God to confirme the fame, k Forheiscontented with that life,that God giveth:for by: death the fhortneffe of this life isrecompenfed with immortalitie, PSAL, XCXII, 1 Thi Pfalme was made to be fang on the Sab- bath, to ſtirre up the people to acknowledge God, and to pray fe him in bis rporks: the Prophet reior- chicfeſt worke. o As Gods promifesappertained afwel to their po- fterity,as to them, fo Mofes praieth for the pofierity. p Meaning, that it was obfcured, whé he ceafed to do good ro hisChurch. q For except thou guide vs with thine bolg Spirit, our enterprifes can baue mo good fuccefie, y PSAL XCI cethtberein. 6 But the wicked is not able to con~ fider that the ungodly, when he is mof flourifling, Shall moſt [peedsly perilh: 12 Fnthe endis defers bed the felcitie of the iuft,planted ip the honfe of God to pray fe the Lord. ‘a He that ma- keth God his defence and truit, thal pet- ceiut his pro- reGion to bea moft fure fafe- gard. b Being affured of this prote@i- on,he prayeth vnto the Lord. c Tharis, Gods helpe is moft ready for vs whether Satan affaile vs fecret- t Heereis defcribed in what affurance hee li- neth that putteth his whole truſt in God and com- mitteth himſelfe wholly to bis protections: alten- tations. 14 A promifeef God to thofe that lone him, hnow him, andtraft in himy to deluer them and giue them mmortall glory. V yr foDwelleth the + fecret of the moſt High, hall abide in the ſhadow of the Almightie. 2 eJ willay vnto the Lode, D mine hope,and my fortreſſe: he is my God, in him will g trut. ? 3 Surely he will deliner thee from the < {nave of the hunter, and from the noplome pettilence. : 4 Wewillcouer thee onder his wings, and than Walt be fure vnder his feathers: bis á trueth Hall be thy hield and buckler. § * Chou alt not be afraid oftke feare ofthe night, nor of the arrowe that flictl bp Day: 6 Nor of the peftilence that walketh in ly, which he calletha fnare : or openly, which is here meant by the peftilence, d Thacis, bis faithful keeping of promife to helpe thec in thy neceſſitie. ſufũcient to defend them from ali dangers. e Thecarethat God hath ower his, is moft € A Palme or fong Fo2 the · Sabbath day. j Ts a good thing to prayle the £010, and tofing bute thy Manie-D moft High, 2 Go declare thy loning kindneſſe tn the b mozning,aud thy trueth in the night, 3 Gponane inirument of ten rings, on upon the viole, with the fong bpon the arpe. 4 forthou, Lon, hak made me glad by thy d wozkes,and 3) weil retopce in the works of thine hands $ 5 D Loꝛd, how gloptous are thy works! and thy thoughts are verp Deepe. | 6 Ane vnwileman knoweth it not, and a foole Death not vnderſtand thts, 7 (Uhen the wicked grow as the graffe, and all the wo2kers of wickedneſſe doc fou- rih)that they Wall be deſtroyed for ener, 8 Butthou,D Lopd,are! moft High fez euermoze. : 9 Foz loe,thine enemtes,D Lon; foz to, thine enemtes thal perify: all the wozskers of iniquitte Hall be deſtroyed. a Which tea= cheth that the vie of the Sab- bath flandeth in- prayfing God, and not onety in ceafing from worke, b For Gods mercy & fidelitie- in bis promi- fes toward his, bindethem to praife him contis nually both day and night. c Theinftru- ments were then: permitted, bur at- Chrifis com- ming abolithed,. d He theweth what is the vſe ofthe Sabbath day : to wit,to. meditate Gods works, e That is, the wicked cone fider not Gods works, nor hisiudgements againit them, and theres fore moft iufily periſh. f Thyiudgements are gainfi che wicked,and paffe cur reach. 106But moft conftant a> - a Whoke office The righteous flourith. g Thou wilt lo But thou hattcealt mine homelike itresgthen them the Anicornes, and J ſhall be anointed wich withall power, fref ople. andblefiz them II Sine eye allo (hal ſee my defire againſt wich all felicity. mineenemics: and mine cares Wall heare h Thoughthe my wilhagatnt the wicked, that rile ypa faithfull (ceme gaint me. _ ; towitherand be < 12 The righteous Hall fourth like a cut downeby the palme tree, aud hail grow like a Cedar in wicked: yetthey Lebanon. fhall growagaine 13 Buch as bee plantedin the houle of andflourifh in © the Lozdz,thall tlourith in the courts of our the Church of God. God,astheCe- 14 Thep thal Mil bring forth fruit in their darsdo in mount. i age: they halve fat and fourtining., Lebanon, ls Ge declare that the Loꝛd my rocke is i Thechildren righttous, and that none iniquity is tn bun. of God thal haue apoweraboucnatute, and Heir age (hall bring foorth mof freh fruits, Po SyAIEE XC LIL Ee praifeth the power of God in the creation of the worlde, and beateth downe all people which Liftthemup againſt his Maicfly, 5 And prous- keth to confider his promiſes. Be Lorde a reigneth, and is clothed with maieſty: the Lord is clothed, and girded a As God by his power and wife- dome bath made and goueracth the world: fo muĝ the fame bee our defeece a- gaint al enemies and dangers, b Wherein thou fiteeftand gouer- nek the world, c Gods power appeareth in ru- ling the furious waters, d Befides Gods power and wifedeme in creating, and £o- uerning,his great mercy alfo appearethin that he hath giuen his peo- ple bis word and coucnant. : l (hed, that it caunot be mooued. 2 Thyothrone is eſtabliched of olde: thon art from eueriaking. 3 The foods bane lifted bp, D Loꝛd:the floods haue lifted vp their voyce: the floods lift vp their waues. Chewaueso€ the fea are marucilons though che nopie of many waters, yer the Lord on high ismoze mighty. 5 Thy Itekimonies are very ſure:holines becommeth thine houle,D Logd,foz euer. P-CA +L: «XCF, 1 He praieth vnto God again? the violence and arrogancy of tyrants, 10 Warning them of Gods zudgements, 13 Then doth he comfort the afflicted ty the good iſſue of their afflictions, as hee felt ix himfelfe,and did fèe in others, and by the rune of the wicked, 23 Wham the Lord will destroy, Oe God * the auenger,D God, the as uenger, hew thy felfe > cleacely. 2 C€valechy felfe, O tudge of the world, ‘itis to rake ven- geance on the wicked. and rendera reward tothe pound, b Shew by ef- 3 Loꝛd, bow iong hall the wicked, How fe& rhac thou long Hall the wicked: triumph? att judge of the 4 They pzateand [peake fiercely: allthe worldtopanih workers of iniquitie vaunt themelues. the wicked, They dimite Downe thp people, D c Thatis,bragge Loꝛd, and trouble thine heritage. of their crueltie 6 Thep May the widowe and the ſtran⸗ andoppreflions get,and murther the fatherlefe. or, efteeme c Det they fay, Che Lozd hall nat fee; themfelues aboue neither willtie God of Jaakob regard it, all others. 8 Underſtand ye vnwile among the peo» d Seeingthe ~— ple; and pe fooles, when wili pe be wile ? Church was then fo fare opprefizd,it ought not to feemeftrange to ys, if wefee it fo now, and therefore we muft call to God co take our caufe in hande, e Hetheweththatthey are defperatein malice, forafmuch as they feared not God,but gaue themelues wholly to. doe wickedly. Pfalines. with power: thz wold alia ball bee cltabiie fo . opprefling the Church, yet they hauc not tha: authoritis of God, Gods louing correction. o Wethatf planted the eare, Hallbe not f He theweth beare 202 he that formed the epe, fal be net thar ic isimpof- ce? fible,but God 10 Dz bee that chatifeth the nations, thouldheare, fee fhall he not cozrect? hee that teacgety man andvnderftand know/ledge,(hall he not know? their wickednes, Il Che Lowe knoweth the thaugbtsof g 1fGod punila | man, that they are vanitie. whole nations 12 Bielled isthe man whom thou *chatkt+ for their fines, ic leſt, O Logd, andteachetthiminthy Law, ismeere folly for 13 That thou mapet gine him rest from any one man,or the apes of cuill, whiles the pit is digged ellea fewe to fo: the wicked. ; thinke that God 14 Hurely the Loyd will not faile bis peas wil ipare them. pie, netther wiil be tozfake bisinbetitance. h God hach care Ig Foi tudgement Wall returne toin- ouer bis, and ſticẽ, and all the vpꝛight in heart hall follow chaftifech them afterit. i for their wealth, 15 Mho will rife vp with me again the that they Mould wicked? or who wil take mp part againſt sor perilh for e- the workers of iniquitie? uer with the 17 Ifthe Lord had not k holpen mee, mp wicked. faule bad almoit dwelt in filence. i God will re- 18 tben Jſayd, My foote Lideth, thy ftoreche fate & mercy, D Lod, taped me. _ governement of Ig Juthe multitude ot mynthoughts in things to their mine Beart, thy comfezts haue retopced my right vfe,and ule. g _ thenthegodiy 20 Hath the throne of iniquities felowſhip thall follow him with chee, which forgeth wong foz alaw? cheerefùlly. 21 They gather them together againſt k He complai- the foule of the righteous, and condemne the neth ofthem, innocent blood. which would nog 22 Butthe Lord is mp refuge, and my helpe him to re- God is the rocke of mine hope. _ fift the enemies: 23 And hee wili recompenle them their yet was affured wickednes, ann. deſtroy them in thetr owne chat Gods helpe malice; yea, the Lozd our God hall deſtrop would not failes them. 1 WhenT thought there was no way but death, m In my trouble and diftreffe 1 euer found thy prefenthelpe n Though the wicked ludgespretend ĩuſtice in | | o Itisagreattokenof Godsiudgement, when the purpofe of the wicked is broken, but moft, when they are deftroyedin their owne malice. ; PSAL. XCV. a An earneſt exhortation to prayfe Gods 4 for the cowernment of the world ér the election of his Church 8 An admonition not to follaw the re- bellion of the old fathers, that tempted God in the wildernef[2: 10 For she which they might not en- ter into the land of promife. oe let vs retopce vnto the Lord: {et vs fing aaloude vnto the rocke of our a Hefheweth faluatton. I __ that Gods fer- 2 Let bs come before his face with pꝛaiſe: uiceftandethnot f {et us fing loud vnto him with Plalaics. in dead cereno· 3 Jo the Lozde isa great God, anda nies, butchiefly great king aboue all> gods. in the facrifice A Jnwhole handare che deepe places of of prayfe and the carth,and thebeights of the mountains chanke/giuing, are his: b Euenthe Ane 5 Totwhom the Gea belongeth :føz hee gels (who inre- made it, and bis bands formed the drieland. ſpect of men 6 Come,let vs d woꝛſhip and fall Down, are thought as gods) are no- thing in his fight : much leffe the idoles, which mansbraine inuen= f teth, c Allthingsare gouerned by hisprouidence. d By thefe three words he fignifietia one thing, meaning, that they muft wholly giucthemfelucs toferue God, ads _ The praifeofGod, eh ee | God, declare that you worfhip him onely, and kneele before the Lord out maker. - 7 Foꝛ he is our God, we are rhe people > of bis paure and tie tyeepe of bis ehand: „e Thatisthe — toDap,ifpe will heare bis royce, : flocke whom hee - 8 Harden not pour yeart, ag || in Mert⸗ gouermeth with bab,and agin the Day of ſMallah in the wile hisowne hand. derneſſe. Hee fheweth 9 CUbere your fathers *tempted me, pra. whereinthey are ued ite, thougy they bad itene mp woke. Gods focke: that 10. Foꝛtie peeres baue J contended with is,iftheyheare this generation, and ſaid, They are a people his voyce. shat serrein heart, kor they haue not kuewen _ {By the contem- mp wayes, Il Giberfore Jſware in my wath, ying, ning of Gods y Surely they Hail not eñter into my rekt, word, horin firfes whereof the place was fo called, |] Or ,tentatien,read Exo.17.7,Ex0, 19.2.UM.14,22. g They were without iudgement and teaſon. h Thatis,into the land of Canaan,whcre he promifed them reft, ’ PESHA 1... CGV, 3 An exhortation both tothe Levees and Gentiles to praife God fer his mercie. And this efpecially ought to be referredtothe kincdome of Chrift, S388 2 pnto the Lord anew tong: fing bi: to the Lozd,alithecarth, r time hall come, 2 , ing wnto the Lod, and mayi bis that all nauons ame ; Declare bis faluation from dayto fhall haue oceafi- Day. } I ontopraife the 3 Declarehis glory ameng all nations, Lordtorthere- and his wanders among all people.- uciling of his 4. Foz the Lozdis great ans much to be Gofpel. patted; bets tobe feared aboucall gods. b Seinghe will § Foralthe gods ofthe people arelidols: seutilehimtlfe buttheLoacmadetheheaucns. toalnationscon: 6 4 Strength andglozyare before him; trarytotheir. power and beautie are in his Qanctuaty. owneexpe&iti- 7. Gine vnta the Low, yee familtcs of ‘en,they ought all the people: giue vnto the Lod glozy and toworlhiphim £ power, : contrary tother 8 Giue vnto the Lore the glory of bis a The Prophet fheweth that che owneinaginati- Name: bing fau offering, and entry inta ens, andonely as his coutts. —9 3 -Pehathappoyn- 9 Célozivip the Lod in the glorious fant ted, tuary: tremble before him áll the carth. HOr, vanities. 10 Bap amoung the e nations, The Lord c Then theidols, reigneth: ſurely the wold Wail be ftable,and or wharfoeuer not mooue, and he Hall iudge the people rin .made not the righteouſneſſe. he auens, are not God, earth begian ; let the lea roare, and all that dGodeannotbe thettin ts, F knowen,butby 12 Let the Belo be ioykul, and al that ts in hisfirenethand ft: let allthei trees of the wood then reioice glory: the fignes 13 Betozethe Lords Eo? be cometh, fog whereof appeare he commeth totudge the earth: be wil indge inhisfan@uary. the world with rightcoulues, andthe people e As by seen in dis trueth. nce ye fee that epee duevnto him, f By offeringvp your felues wholly vato g Hee prophefieth that the Gentiles fhalbe partakers withthe lewes of Gods promife, h He fhallregencrate them anew with his (pirit,and reftore them to yimage ofGod, i- 1f the infenfible creatures [hall haue caufe to reioy ee, ‘| when God appeareth,much more we, from whom hee hath taken ma- diction and finne. lediction a Sips LETE 1 The Prophet exhorteth all to reioyce forthe comming of the kincdome of Chrift,7 dreadfull to the rebels and idolaters, 8 and ioyfullto the iuſt, _ whom he exhorteth to innoc encie, 12 to reioycing and thanke[ciming, — Pfalines. Ii Let the heauens retopce, and letthe Idolaters confounded. 232 Lye? Lord reigneth: let the earth reioices a He beweth iet the b multitude et the ples be giad, tbat where God 2 ¢ Cisudes and Darkenefle zre ronnd a⸗ reigneth, there is bout bini righteouſneſſe and iudgement are all felicity and the tounvationot his throne. fpirituall ioy- 3 There mall goca tire before bim, and b kor the Goſpel burne sp bis encmies round about. fha!mor be oncly 4 Vis lightuings carte light unto the preached in Iu- wold: toecarth{awitandwasdafrayd. dea, hut thorow « § Tbe monntaines melted like ware at all ylesand coun- the pꝛelence ofthe Lorde, at the prense of treys. the Lad of tie whole earth. c Hee is thus de- 6 The keanens declare his righteouſnes, feritedto keepe and all the people fee his glop. _ _ hisenemics in 7 Contounded bee all they that ſerue feareswhich con- grauen tmages,& that gloꝛy in Weles; woz» monly conremne ibip Dun f all ye gods. Gods power. 8 Zion heard of tt,and was glad: andthe d Thistesre brin- sdaughters of Judah retoiced, beccan of thy geth not the wic- tudgements,D Lov. > kedtonucobe= 9 Foꝛ thou Lod art mot high aboue al! dience, but ma- the earth thou art much exalted aboue all ketbthem torun gods, away from God, Io Pethat lene the Lom, hate euill: he e He fignificth pꝛeſerũeth the ſoules of bis Saints: hee will that Gods iudge- deliuer them from the hand ofthe wicked. | métsareina ca- _ AL {Light ts (owen foz the righteous, and dinefit todefroy. toy for the upright in heart. the idolaters, - 12 Reioyce perigitcous inthe Low, and f Leal ý which gine thanks fo: dts polpkremembzance, is eftecmedin the : world,fall downe beforehim. g The Tewes fhal bané occafion to reioyce the Gene tilesare made partakers with them of Gods fatiour, bh Here quireth two things of hischildren: the one, that they deteft-vice, the other, that they put theirtruft in God for theirdelitctance. i Though Gods deliuerance appeare not fuddenly,yer it is owen and layd vp in ftore forthem, ` k` Be mindful of his ben: fits,and only trult in bis defence, P'S ALL. SXCY EIT. L An earneft exhortation te all creatures te praiſe the Lard for his power,mercy, co fidelity in his provasfe byChriff, 10 by whom he hath comms nicated he (aluationto all nations. Sek oni @€ Aypiatme. - E Sins: vnto the Lozd a newe iong: for he a That is fome Ohacth Done matuciions things: * hisright fong newly made panve and his holyb arme paue gatten hun in token of their the btctezp.- , wOderfull deliuce- 2 CheLozdneclared his faluation: his rance by Chriſt. righteouthes bath pe rewetles tithe ight of F/<-s9.16. the natiens. ©; b He preferveth : 3 ee Hath dremembzed hte mercie ang bis Church mirae bis truth toward the boule of Fitaels aliche culcufly, ends of the earth paue ſeene tye (aluationof c Forthe deli- Dit Goose rl ae uerance ofhis - 4 lithe earth, fing yee lawd vnto the Church. Loidscry out and reiapce.and fing praiſes. d God was mo-- 5 Ding patie tothe Lòd bpon tye barpe, ucd by none o- euen bpon the Harpe with afinging opce. ther meanesto Mithe Halmes and found oftrumpets gather bischusch - fing lowd before the Lod the King. of the Tewes mane vs and not we our ſelnes: we are pis people and the ſheepe of hts paſture. 4 «Enter into hts gates with praife, and into bis courts with retopcing ; pꝛayſe him, and bleffe his flame. : §, For the Lorde ts good: his mercy is d e» uerlaſting and bis truth isfrom generation to generation, _ wherby we are his fheepe and people. e He fheweththat God wil not bee worfhipped, but by that meanes which hee hath appoynted. d Hedeclareth, that we ought neuer to bee weary ĩn pray fing him, _ fecing his mercies toward vs laft a David confi. dereth what ma- _ ner of king hee ` for cuet. PLAU ICT 1 Dauid defiribeth what government he wilob⸗ ferue in his houfè and kingdome, 5 He wil punifh and correct by rooting foorth the wicked, 6 and chers{hing the godly perfons, © A Wialine of Dauid. peau fing mercie and tudgement: vnto thee D Lord, will J ting. would be whenGod fhould place him in the throne, promifing epen- lythat he would be merciful and int, P falmes é 2 FT twill Doe wilely in the perfit way > till thou commeſt to me : Jwil walke tn the vp- aaa of mine beart tn the mids of mine oufe. 3 J willt no wicked thing before mine eyes: a hare sthe work ofthem that fal away; it Halinot cleaue vnto me. 4 Afroward heart Hall depart from me; J will know none enill. S Vim thatåpztuily ſlandereth his neigh- bour will J deftroy : bim that bath a proude — bieheart,F cannot ufer. theland, ý they may Dwell with me: be that watketh ina perfect way, be Wall ferue me. 7 There ail no deceittall perfon dwell within mine boule: be that telleth tics, hall not rematne in my fight. 8 Betimes will J deſtroy all the wicked ofthe land, that J map cut off all the woz kerg of iniquity from the citie of the Lord. willpunifh all. punith the wicked, and to maintaine the good. £ immediatly punith vice, left it growto further inconveniences and if heathen Magiftrates are bound to dee this,how much more they that haue the charge of the Church of God? PSAL. -CII 1 Ft feemeth that this prayer was apprintedto the faithfulto pray inthe captiuity of Babylon. 16 A confolation for the building of the Church: 18 Wherof falloweth the praiſe of God te be publifhed te al pofterity. 22 The conuerfion of she Gentiles, 28 andthe flability ofthe Charch. CA paier of the afflictes,waben be Hall be in diſtreſſe, and powe forth his meditati= on before the Lod. i O Lom, heare my prayer, and let my’ cerie comic unto thee. : i 2 Hide not thp face from merin the time of my trouble ; incline thine eares unto me: when J call make hatte to heare me. 3 Foz my Daies are cconſumed like finoke, and my bones are burnt like an hearth, 4 Wine heart is ſmitten, and withereth aar gralle, becaule J forgate 4 to cate mp ead. § Foꝛ the voyce of my groning mp bones Doe cleaue to mp fkinne. 6 Jam like acpelicanof the wildernes: J am like an owle of the Belerts. 7 J watch and amas a ſparrow alone vp⸗ onthe boufetop. , 8 Mine enemies renile mee Daily, and they that rage againſt mee, bance f ſworne a> gaint me, 9 Durely Jhauee eaten ahes as bead, and mingled my danke with weeping, Io Becaule of thine *tndignation and thy wrath: foz thou batt heaued me bp, and cait me downe. ; IX My daves arclike a ſhadow that fa- Deth, and Fam withered like grafie. 12 But thou,D Logv,doelt iremaine foz my death. g Thaue not tifen outofmy mourning to take my re- fection. h He theweththat the affliGions did not onely thus moue fli him, but chiefly the fecling of Gods difpleafure. i Howfoeuer wee iiy be fraile : yet thy promife is fure, and the remembrance thereof halt cur, confirme vs for eter. The duety of Magiftratess | ine eyes fhalbe unto the ¢ faithfullo€ ties, forgiueth all chine iniguitie and healech all chine infirmities. fre too little to (et forth hispraife. bi This isthe beginning aud chic felt of ail benites; rem flion of finne, feruants that doe hts pleafure. 22 Pꝛaiſe the Loz, all pe his workes, in all places of his Dominion: my foule, pꝛaiſe thouthe Loz, but onely the confeflion of his infirmitie & miferie. k Hisiuftand faithfull keeping of his pro- mife. 1 To whom he giueth grace to feare him, and to obey bis word, m Inthatthatwe, which naturally are fow to praile God. exhort the Angels which willingly do it, we fitre vp our felues to confider our duety, and awake out of our flugi(hnefie, PSA TL CIIIL Bei É An excelent Palme to praife God ferthe creation of the warld, andthe gouernance of the fame by his marueilous prousdence, 35 wheriz the Provhet prayeth again{t the wicked,who are occa- fions that Ged dimunifheth bes bleffings. M2 foule, parle chouthe Lot : D Low my Gov, thouart exceeding great thou arta clothed with glozy and honour — a TheProphet 2 nich couereth hicaſelfe with light Mieweth that we: aswith a garment, and ſprcadeth the hea· Need not enter uens likea curtaine. into chabesuens te {eeke Gnd, for- afiuch as all the orderof nature, with the propriccy and placing of the elements, are moft lively mirrours të fee his maic¢hly in. Og 2 CAbicy nothing inbim- felfe to mooue God to mercie, wk z Go es Gods.power andprouidence. D Asthe Prophet 3 Cibjicy laperh the beames ofbis cham- herefheweth ` bergin the waters, aud maketh the cloudes tharallviffole his charet, and walketh vpen the wings of powers are ready the winde. aes to ferue God fo CUbich > maketh the irits his mel the Apoftlero ſengers, ad a flaming ttre bts miniſters. theHed.i.g-be- § He ſet the catth vpon ber foundations, koldsthisthis fo thatit ſhall neuer moue. glaſſe, how the 6 Chouconeredtt it with the « deepe, as very Angels alo with a garment: che? waters would tano areobedientro aboue the mountaines. i his commande- Bur at thy rebuke they fleesat the botce - ment. of thy thunder thep hatte away. c Thoumakelt And the mountaines afcend , and the thefeatobean valleyes — ta b place which thou batt ornament vnto gabitz forthe. : the earth. Bur thou att (et them abound, which d Ifbythypow- they thallnor pane ; they all not returne te erthoudidd: couer the earth. j ; not bridle the Io ee lendeth the ſprings intothe val- rageofy waterss Leys, which rum betweene the mountatues. it were not pofi- If They pal giue dinke to at thebeats blebut whole ofthe field, andthe wilde afles hal quench world(houldbe their thirtt. i deſtroyed. 12 Bptheleflprings Hal the loules ofthe e IfGodprouide heauen dwel, and fing among thebsanches. for very beats, 13 Eee watereth the mountaines from ‘much more will hiss chambers, and the earth te fiica with heeextendhis thefruitof thy works. pronident care 14 He cauſeth grafe to grow forthe cat» to man. teli, and berbe forthe vle ot man, that hee f Thereisnopare may bing toti bꝛead ont of the earth, of the world fo 15 Aud wine chat maketh glad the heart barren where = of mai, and oyle to make the face to thine, moft evident and bread that ttrengthenctl mans Heart. fignesof Gods 16 Che high trees are latiſtied, even the bieflings appeare cedars of Lebanon, which be hath planted. not. 17 That thebirds map make their netts g From} clouds, there; the ſtoꝛke Dweileth in the firre trees. h Hedefcribeth 18 The pigh mountaines are foz the Godsprouident |] goats:the recks area refuge fo: the conies. 3 care ouer man, 19 üe appointeth the i moane tor certaine who doethnot feaions : k thefunne knoweth bis going onely provide Downe. neceflary things 20 Thou maket Darkenefle, and it is forhim,asherbs night, wheretnall the beattes of the foit and othermeare: crecpe forth. but allo things 21 The lyons roare after their pray, and to reioycesand ſeeke their meat! at Gov. } comforthim,as 22 Whentheiunnertleth, thepretire, and wineandoyle, couch intheir dennes. 3 of ointments, 23 = Then goeth man forth to bis woke, HOr.does, roeSs, & and to bis labour till the euening. fach hike. 24 D Lord, hows mantfolde are thy i Astofparate workes ! in wileDome hak thou made theni thenightirom all; theearth ts fuilofthy riches. the day, andto 25 Soisthis fea great and wide: for there. notedayesymo- inarethings creeping innumerable, both neths and yceres. ſinall beaſts and great. ; k Tharis,byhis 26 There goethe hips, yeathat f Liuia⸗ courfeeither far that, whom rhou halt made to play herein. or nere, it noteth ` fommer, winter, mapeſt giue them food in Due alon. & other feafons. k 1 Thais, they onely finde meat according to Gods prouidence who careth euea for the bruit bealtes, m Towit, whentheday fpringeth : forthe lightis as it were a fhield to defend man againft theryrannie and fierceneffe of beats, n Hee confeffeth that no tongue is able to exprefle Gods workes, nor minde to comprehend them, Or, whale. o Godisamoft nourifhing Father, whopro- pidech for all creatures their dayly food, Pſalmes. 27 ° Allehele watte vponthee.thatthou L _ 28 Thor ineft it to them,and they gather it : Chou openeit chine yand, andtheyp are ttt led with good things. 29 Bu: if thou r hide thp face, troubled : if thou take away their breath, they dic, and returne to their Dutt. 30 Againe,if thous ien’ foogth thy Mirit, they are created, and thourenuett the face ofthe earth. 31 Olorte bee to the Loge for eucr siet the 020 retoyte in bis works. 32 Hee lookerh onthe earth and it treme bleth : he toucheth tke mountaints, anv they « fmoke. 33 Iwill fing onto the Lod al! my life: J wili paile mp God, while F liue. 34 Let my wozdes bee acceptable vnto hint; J will reioyce in the Lom. 35 Let the inners bee! confumed out of theearth, and the wicked till there bee no moze ; D mylouie, paik thouthe Love. Pꝛaiſe pee the Lozd. burneth the mountainess f Who infeéthe wor God thathe cannot reioyce in hisworks, —” PSAL. CV. es xı Hee praifechthe fingular grace of God who hath of all the people of the world chofen a pecu- har people to himſelſe, c hauing chofénthem, ne- wer ceafèth to do thé good exe for hu prome(e fake pe the Led, and call vpon bis fame: a Declare his wozkes among the people. 2 Ding vite him, fing patie vuto him, and taike of all his wondrzous works. 3 Reioyce in bis holyname: let the heart of them that ſeeke the Lord, reiovee. 4 Secke the Lew and bis > Rrenath: feeke bis facecontinually, Remember His ¢ marueileus wozkes, that hee bath Bone, his wonders ana the ‘tudgements ofbismouty, 6 Dee lcedeof Abraham hts ſeruant, ye cbtlozen of Jaakob, which are his elect. 7 Hee is the Lom our God; his tudges ments are thozowalltheeatth. 8 Hee hath alway remembzed his coue⸗ nantand premtle, that hee made to a thou- fand generations, r 9 Euenthattwhich he e made with Abra- ham, and bis othe vnto Izhak: Io And fince hath conitrined it te Jaa kob fozalato : andto Ilrael foz an enerla- Ring coucnant, i II Saying, Unto thee will J gine the land of Canaan : the lot of pour inheritance. 12 Albeit hey were kewe in number, yea, herp fewe,and ſtrangers in the land, 13 And watked abeut from nation to nae tion, fromone kingdome to another people, 14 Yer{uffered hee no man to Doe them wong, but repreued Kings fo? their fakes, they are aying, if he ſhould Is Touch not mine» annopnted, and do have declared it by mouth. Id, and fo canfe The loueof God. p As by thy pree fence alithings haue life: fo, if thou withdraw thy bleffings, they all perilh. q Asthedeathof | creatures ſhew⸗ eth that we are ‘nothing of our felues:fo their ge- neration decla- reth that we re« ceius all things of our Creator, r Gods merci- fuil face giueth ftrengtk to the earth, but his fe= uere coũtenance a Forafmuch as the lfraelites were exempted from thecom- mon condemngs tionof the. world, ana were eleGed to bee Gods people, the Prophet willeth them to fhew them. felues mind full by thankefgi- uing,” b by the Rrength and face,he Mea- neth the Arke where God de= clared his pow~ erand his pre- fence. c Which bee hath wrought in the deliuerance of hispeaple. d Becaute bis power was thereby as liue⸗ ly declared, as be my people, e Thepromife which God made to Abrahsamto be his God and theft, God of hisfcede after him., he renuedand repeated it againe to his ſeede after him, f- Hee fheweth that they fhould not enioy the land of Canaan by any other meanes,buc by reafon of his couenant made : with their fathers, g Thatis, theKing of Egypt and the King off Gerar, Gen.12,.17,and 20.3. h Thofe whom I haue fan@ifiedcoff | uly ‘The plagues of Egypt. i Meaning,the old fathers,to whom God thewed himfelfe plainely,& who were letters forth of his word, K Eithez by fen- ding {carcitie, or by raking away the ſtiength and nourifhmert thereof, 1 So long he fuf- fered aduerfitic, as God had ap- pointed,and till he had cried fuf- ficiently his pa- tience. m That the very princes of the countrey fhould be at Iofephs commandement and learne wife- dome at him. n Soit s in God, either to mooue the hearts of the wickedto loue or tohate Gods children. o Meaning,Mo- fes and Aaron. Exod.7.20. Exed.8 6. p. Sotbat this vermine came not by fortune, but as God had appointed,and bis Prophet Mo» fes (pake. q It was trange to fee raine in E- ypt, much more it was (carefull to {ce haile. r Hee (heweth that all creatures When their emics felt pwere exempted, ir liues. u —— my i Pꝛophets no harme. : 16 Moꝛeouer he called a famine vpon the land, and vtterlybrake the * ttafte of bread. 17 Burbetencaman before then: Joſeph twas {old foz a flaue, f 18 They held hts keete in the Kockes, and he was layd in pong. $ Ig Untill his appointed time came, and the counlell of the Loꝛd had tried him. 20 The Ring fent and looled him: cuen the ruler of the people deliuered him, 21 Hee made him lord of his boule, and ruler of all hts ſubſtance { . 22 That hee ould binde his = Pinces — bis will, and teach bis Ancients wiſe⸗ ome. 23 Then Ilrael came to Egypt, and Jaa · kob was a ſtranger in the land of ain. 24 And hee wicrealed bis people excee· Dinglp, and made them ſtronger then theirt oppactiours. ~ 25 = ee turned thelr beart to bate bis people, and to Deale craftily with bis ſer⸗ Hants. 26 Then fent hee Moles Fis feruant, and Saron whom be bad chofen. t 27 Ther Hewed among them the mel ape of vis lignes, and wonders in the land of iam. s 28 Helent darkneſſe and made it Darke : and thep were not ° diſobedient vnto bts commiſſion. 29 *Hee turned their waters into blood, and lew their ff, 30 * Their land brought forth frogs,cuen in their Kings chambers. 31 Veer ipake, and there came ſwarmes of tlies,and lice in all thetr quarters. 32 Dee gaue them 4 haile fog raine , and flames of fire tn therr land. : 33 Weelinore their. vines alfo and thetr üsse trecs, tbzake Downe the trees in there toaits. 34 ‘ie (pake,and the graſhoppers came, and caterpillers tunumerable, 35 And di care vp all the grafein their lande > and Denoured che fruit of their ground. 36 * Wee mote allo all the firſt bone in nar ma > cucatie beginning of ail their rength. 37 Ve brought them koorth allo with Til- ucr and golde, and there was none feeble amoung their tribes. ; 38 Egypt wast gt thetrdeparting : fo: the feace of them had fallen ppon tyem. 39 He ſpred aclond to be a coucring, and fire to gius light in the night. 40 Chey " alked, and be brought quaites, and he LlledD them with the bead of heauen. 41 He opened therocke, and the waters flowed ont, and ranne in the Dele places like a riuer. 42 Foz he remembꝛed his = haly promiſe to Abraham bis ſeruant. 43 And be brought forth bis people with Blagues cauled them rather to depart with the Iſraelites then with Not for neceffitie , but for fatisfying of their luft, : “Which hee confirmeth to the pofteritie,in whom after a fort the d line and enioy the promiles, j Pfalmes. 7 foy,and his tholen with gladneſſe 44 Aud gaue them the lands vi the pea- then, and thep tooke the labours at the peo- pleinpefickion, 3 4s Ghat they might z keepe bis ſtatutes and oblerue bis lawes. Pꝛaile pethe Lod. Confeſſion ofſinnes. 234 y When the Es gyptians lamen- ted and were des flroyed. z Thisis the end, why God preferuetbhis Church, becaufe they fhould worfhip & call vpon him in this world. PSAL, CVI. 1 The people diſper ſed under Antiochus doe magnifie the gooducffe ef God among the iuſt and repentant: 4 Defiring to be brought againe into the land by Gods merciful vifitation, 8 And af- ter the manifold maruails of God wrought is their deliuerance forth of Egypt,and the great ins Gratitude of the people rehearſed, 47 they do pray and defireto be gathered from among the heathen, tothe intent they may praiſe the name of the God of Ifrael, 7 z Œ Paifeypethe Loꝛ. Raife- pe the Lozd, becaule hee is good, toz his mercy endureth foz ener. 2. Aho can expzeſſe the noble acts of the Load, or thew forth all his pꝛayſe? 3 Bleſſen are they that® keepe indgement, and Do righteoutneffe at all times, 4 Remember me, D Lorm, with the < fa- none of thy people ; vifit me with thy falua- tion, 5 That F may lee the felicity of thy cho- fen and retopce in the top of thy people, and glozp with thine inheritance. 6 Cie bane 4 Annen torth orm fathers: we haue committed iniquity, & Done wickedly, 7 Dut fathers vnderſtood not thy won- ders in Egypt, neither remembzed they the multitude of thy merctes,but rebelled at the Hea, cuen at the red Dea. 8 Neuertheleſſe,e he laned them foz his Names fake, that he might make bis power to be knowen. í 9 And be rebuked the red [ea and it was Dried vp, and he led them in theDeepe, asin the wildernes. IO And he laued them from the aduerſa · ries hand and Delivered them from the band of the enemy. f IL * And the waters couered their oppzel: fours : not one of them was ieit. I2 Then f belecucd they his words, and fang paile onto bim. $ 13 But tacontinently they korgate bis workes : thep waited not foz bis 2 counfeli 14. But infeed with concupiſcence in the wilderneffe,and tempted God inthe deſert. Is Then he gaue themtheir vetre: but be fent b leannefie into their lente. 16 They enuied Motes allo in the tents, and Garon the boly one of the Lov. 17 Therefore the earth opened ana i oal lowed bp Dathan and coucred the company of Abiram. a The Prophee exhorteth the people to praife God for hisbe- nefits paft, that thereoy their minds may be ftrengthened a- gaini all prefent troublesand dee {paire. b He fheweth, that it is not e- nough to praife’ God with mouth except the whole heart agree ther- unto, and all our life be thereunto framed, c Letthe good will that thou beareft to thy people, extend vnto me, that thereby I may be receiued into the number of thine, - d By earneſt con feſſion, as vellof - their owne , as of their fathers finnes, they fhew tbat they had hope that God according to his promife would pitie them. e The ineftima- ble goodrtefle of God appeareth in this, that he would change the order ofnature rather then his people fhould not be delivered, although they were wicked. Exod. 34.27. f The wonderfull workes of God caufed them tobeleeue for atime, and to praiehim. g They would preuent his wifedome and proui- dence. h Theabundance that God gaue them profited nor, but made them pine away, becaufe God curfed it. i ofthe punifhment the hainous offence may be confidered : for they that rifeagainft Gods minifiers, rebell againft him. 18 Ana Og 2 By the greatneffe Ka Tiraels rebellions k Hefheweth that all idolaters renounce God to be their glory, when in ftecd of him they worfhip any creature, much more, wood, ſtone, me- tall,or calues. 1 1f Mofes by his interceffion had not obtained Gods fauour a- gainft their re- bellions. m That ic,Cana- én, which was as it were an earnelt peny of the hea- uenly inheri- tance. n Thatis,hee fware, Sometime alfo it meaneth, to puniſb. ‘o Which was theidole of the Moabites. p Sacrifices offe- redto the déad idoles. q Signifying, that whatfocuer man inuenceth ofhimfelfeto ~ ferue God by,is deteftable and prouoketh his anger. r When all other neglected Gods glory, he inhis zeale killed the adulterers, and preucated Gods wrath, Num 25.02. f. This acte de- dared bis lively faich,and for his faiths fake was aceepted, ` Namb, ac 3. al 95.8. zh fe norable a Prophet of God efCape not pu- nifhment,though others provoked him to Ginne,how much more hall 18 And the fire was kindled in their af ſemblyr the Hante Burnt yp the wicked. 19 They nave a calfe in oped, and wor⸗ Hippedthe moltenimage. 20 Thus they turned their * glory inta the fimilituoe of a bullocke, that eateth graile i * 21 Wher forgate Gad their Santour, which had cane great things in Egypt, 22 onderous workes in the land of Ham and Fearefull things by the red (ea. 23 Therekore he minded to deſtroy the, bad not Moies his choſen ſtood in p breach Before him toturne away bis wath, icat he Gould Derap them. 24 Allo thep contemned that” plealant: landani belecucd not Dis wozd, 25 ‘But mucmured tn their tents, and hearkened not vnto the voyceot the Lod. 26 Therefore» Hee lifted wp hishanda- ame them, to Deitrop them in the wider: nefe, 4 27 And to Delroy their (eede among the nations, and to ſcatter them thꝛoughout the countreys. 28 They ioyned themſelues allo vnto o —— Did eate the offrings of the p Dead. 29 Thus they apꝛouoked him vnto anger With their owne inuentions. and the plague beake in vpon them. 30 Bůt Phinehas oode vp, and eres ee tubgement , and the plague was ayed. 31 *Anvitiwas imputed vnto him foz arn EAA Gir from generation to generation 2 euet. 32 They angered himalio at the waters of* Meribah, fo that t Moles was puniſhed fo: thetr fakes, — 33 Becaule they vered his pirit, fe that be {pake vnaduiſedly with his lips. - 34 Neither deſtroyed they the people, as the Lod bam coamanded them, 35 But were mingled among the bea: then,and learned their workes, 36 And fruca their doles, which were their ruine. i 37 Pea, they ofered theirs fennes, and thetrdanghters vnto deuds, 28 Aud Wed innacent blood, euẽ the blood oftheir onnes, t oftheir Danghters, whome they offered puto the tooles of Canaan, ana the lane was detiled with blood. : 39 Thus were they ſtayned with their owne woꝛkes, AnD went ax whoring wich theit obene inuentious. 40 Therefore was the wath of the Lod kindled agatnit hts people,and be abbozred pis otne inheritance. _ AL Aud he gaue them into the hand of the heathen :€ they that bated them, were lords oucr them, 42 > Their enemics allo oppreſſed them, and they were humbled vnder their pand, Pfalmes. Gods helpe prefentin trouble. 43. Dany y a time din hee Beliner them, y The Prophet. Dut they prouoked him by therr counſels: Meweth thar net therefore they were brought Downe bp their iniquity. ` j 4 44 Vet he law when they were tt atiite- fion,and he hear’ theit cry. 45 And heremembzed hts couenant to: Ware them, and z repented accozDing to the multitude of is mercies, ther by menaces nor promifes wee can come te God except we bee al- together newly ` reformed, & that his mercy ouere 46 And gaur them fauour tn the fightof couer and hide ali them thatled them captiues. 47 Haur vs, D Lod our GoD, and gå ther us from aniong the heathen, that weg may praite thine Holy Manie, and glozp in thy paii. 48 Wicked be the Lord Godot Jiraci foz euer and euer, and let allthe people fay. Go be tt. Daile ye the Lozd. our malice, z Notthat God ischangeable in himfelte, but that then he feemeth to vsto repent, when he alterech his punifhment, and forgiueth vs, : a Gatherthy Church whichis di(perfed,and giue vs conftancy vader. the crofle,that with one confent we may all praife thee. PSAL, CVII. 1 The Prophet exhorteth all thoſe that are re- deemed by the Lord, čr gathered vato him to gine thanks 9 for this mercifull prouidence of God ga- ucrning allthings at hw good plea(ure, 20 fending good and euill, profperity and aduerfity to bring men unto him. 42 Therefore asthe righteous ther- a resoyce, [0 [hall the wicked hase their mouthes opped. pie a the Lod, becanle he is good: foz bis mercy endureth fo ever. 2 Letthem> which hauebene redeemed of the Lode, hewebow hee bath delinered them from the band of the oppꝛeſſour, 3 And gathered themout of the landes, from the Catt and from the Ael, from the Noꝛth and trom the || South. 4 When they wandered in the deſert and wi dernelſe out of the way, and found no city to Dweil in, ; § pleand fubic&s to ferte, and maketh bim families like a flocke contemne them, offheepe. f u They, whofe 42 The" righteous Hall lee it, ereiopce, faith is lightened and all tniquitte Hall toy her mouth. by Gods Spirit 43 Wis ts wile, that Dee mayoblerue thal reivice to ſee theie things ? foz they fall vnderſtand the Gods indgements toning Kindnefle of the Xom. againit the wic⸗ PSAL CVILE ked and yngodly, ' This Pfalme ù compofed of iwo other Pfalmes ` before,the ſeuen and fiftieth and the fixtieth. The matter heere conteined ú, 1 That Dauid giueth h Byhealing them, and deliuereth them from their s/c with heart and voice to praiſe the Lord, themhedecla- igraues. 7 And affureth himfelfe of the promiſe of Ged rethhisgood will 21 Let them therefore confelle beforethe concerning his kingdeme ower Iſrael, and his pow- towardthem. Lod his louing kindneſſe, and bis wonder» er againſt other nations: 11 Who though hee ſReme i Meaning,theis full wozkes betoze the fonnes ofmen, to for /ake us for a time,yet he alone wil inthe end difeafes, which 22 And let them offer facrificeg of X paile, caf downe our enemies. had almoft and veclare his woꝛkes with retovcing, 1 fone or Pime of Dauid. brougbtilien to 23 HEY feat goz Downe to the ain g Gao, mine heart is* prepared, fois imp a Thisearneft the graucand ſhips,and occupte by the great waters, U tongue : 3) will Ting and gine patie. affection decla= ‘corruption, 24 Thep lec the workes oftheLozd, and 2 Awake viole and harpe: J will awake seththathce is k Praifeandcon- his wonders in the deepe. earely. free from hype- feffionofGods 25 Foꝛ hee cammandethandratleththe 3 J willpratiethee,D Lod, among the crifie, and bbae benefits arethe ſtoꝛinie winds, and it likteth vp the waues >people,and J wil fing vnto thee among the Muggithnes fay- trucfacrificesof thereof. , A nations. eth him not, the godly, 26 They mount vp to the heauen, and de 4 Foꝛ thy mercy ĩs great aboue the hea> ||Or,rmy glory, bee 1 Hetheweth ſcend tothe Decpe, ſo chat their foule m mel · nens and the trueth vnto the clouds. caufe it chiefly by the fea,what eth toz trouble. 5 < Eralt thp felfe, D God, abone the /etteth forth the care God hath 27 They are toſſed to and fro, and ſtag · heauens, and let thy gloziebee npon allthe glory of God. ouerman,forin ger like a Munken man, andalltheir®cune earth, b b Heprophefi- that that hede- ning is gone. 6 That thy beloued may bee Deline- ethof the calling liuereth them 28 Chen thepcriebntothe Lom in their red: 4 helpe with thyrighthand awd heare of the Gentilesg fromthe great trouble, and bee bringeth themout oftheir mee. í for except they: dangersofthe _ Diftrefie. 7 God hath ſpoken in bis: bolines;there- were called,they fea,he deliue- | 29 He turneth the ſtorme to calme ſo that fore J willreiopce, I hall dimtdeSbhechem, could not heare reth them,as the wanes thereofare fill. and mealure the valley of Succoth. the goodneffe it were from a 30 Ahen theparecquieted,thepareglad, 8 Gilead hall be mine, & Manafleh hall of God, thoufanddeaths, and be bringeth them vnto the hauen where bemine: Ephzaim allo thall bethe ſtrength c Let all the m Their feare they would be. of mine head: Judah is my law-giuer. world fee thy” and danger is fo 31 Let them therefore confeflebefoze the © 9. Moab thallbe mp wathpot: ouer Œ- iudgements,in great. ~- Lozd bis loning kindnefle, and his wonder · Dome wiſi Jcaſt out my Hoe: vpon Paleſti· thar that thou n Whentheir - full wozkes before the ſonnes ofmen. na will J triumph. art God ouer all, 32 And let chem erate him in thee Cons gtegation ofthe people,and praile him in the aflembly of the Elders. i 33° Wee turneth the floods into a wilder: Nes, and the (pings of waters into Dainefle, 34 Anda fruitful land into || barrenneffe; . fo2 the wickednes of them that awel therin, 3 Againe he 4 turneth the wilderneffe in- to pooles of water, and the dziclandinto water mings. 36 And there he placeth the hungric,and they build a citie to Dwell in, 37 And low the Relus x plant vineyards, they areas fill, which being forth fruittull: increaſe. as though they 33 Foꝛ bee bleſſeth them, and thep mule jwerefrofen, _— tiplieerceedinglp, and hee diminiſheth not | i theircattell. | ae 39 1. Againe men are diminiſhed, and arte and meanes faile them,they are compelled to confeffe that ones ly Gods prowi- dence doth pre- ferue them, |, © Though be- fore every drop feemed to fight one againft ano- ther, yet athis commandement nely tobecon- è : Midered patticularly,but magnified in all places, and affemblies.. ||Or, altneffe. For the loue that he beareth to his Church, he chan- eth the order of nature for their commoditie: . .r.. Continual ins gcreafeandyeerely. f As God by his prouidence doeth exalt men, o doth he alfo bumblethem by affliGions to know themfelues, and fo confeffe that thou art glorious. d When God by his benefits ma- keth vs partakers of his mercies, he admonifheth 10 Cibo will leade me into the ftrong ci tie? who wil bring me vnto Coom? 11 f Milt not thou, D God,which haddef foxfaken bs, and didſt not goe fath, D God, withour armies? 12 Giue vs helpe againf trouble: foz baine ts the helpe of man. 13 Through God we hall Doe valtantly: fo: he fall tread Dowie our enemies. vs to beearnelt in prayer,to dẹ- firehim to continae and finifh his graces. e As he hath poken to Samuel/concerning me, fo will he fhew himfelfe conftant and holy in hispromile, fo that thefe nations following (hall be fubie@ ynto me, Pfal.60.8, f .Fromthe fixt verfe of this Pfalme ynrothe laft,rcade the expofition in the 60, Pfalme,and fift verfe, PSAL, CIX, a 1 Dauid being falfly accufed by flatterers unto Saul,prayeth God to helpe him, and to deftray his enemies, 8 And under them he fpeaketh of Fudas the traitour vuto Tefus Chrift , and of allthe lke enewiies of the children of God: 27 And deftreth fotobe deliuered, that his encmiesrsay knowe the worke tobe of Ged. 30 Then doth hee promiſe to gine praifes unto God. , ös 3 ¶ To | ‘Prayer againft the wicked... -- would take ven- . the extortioners: € To him that erectleth. A Palme ef Dauid Hae nor thy tongue, D God of my amait. 2 forthe mouth sf the wicked, andthe mouth full of Deceit are opened bpon mee: they bane {poke to mee with a Iping a Though all the world con- demne me,yet thou wilt ap- proue mine in- tongue. nocencie, and 2 They compahed mee about alfo wrth thatisa fufficient words ot hatred, and fought againſt mee I raife to me, without acaule. 4 Todeclare 4. Fo: my friendſhip they were mine an- thatihadnone uerſaries, > but J gane my felte to prayer. other refuge, but And they haũe rewareed mee enill foz intheeinwhom good, and hatred foz myftiendſhip. my confcience 6 «Set thouthe wicked ouer pin, snd wasat reft. letthe aducrlaric tand at bis right band. e Whether it 7 Chen he Hall bee tndged, tet him bee were Doeg or condenined, and let hts d prayer bee turned Saul,orfomefa- into finne. ' miliarfriendthat 8 Let his dayes bee few, and let another had betrayed take bis «charge. t him,he prayeth o Letiischilnzenbe katherlelſe, and his notofpriuate wife awidow. affe&ion, but 10 Lee his chtilozen bee vagabonds and moued by Gods: begge and {eeke bread, comming out of their Spiri thatGod places Deftreyed. IL Let f cheexrtozttoner catch all that bee geance vpon Hath, and tet the ſtranger ſpople bis ta- him. bonr. 2 d Astothe 12 Let there benone toertend mercy Dni eleGallthings. to ham, neither let there be any to few mer» turnetóthbeir--> cic vpon his tatherleſſe children. SPSI proſit: ſo to the 13 Let bis poſteritie be deſtroyed, andin reprobate,cuen fhe generation following let their name bee _ thofe things putont. — that are good, 14 sLet the tniquitic of his fathers bee tumetothcir, > pad in cemembsance with the Lod: and damnation, >) {et not the tinne of bis mother bee done a· © This was way: fog t chiefly accom>.., ~ I5- Burlet them alway bebefoze the 10:0, plithed in Iudas, that he may cutoff their memogztali from the A@es1.20,. carth. f He declareth 16 Becanle * hee remembyed vot to Hew tharthecarfeof. ynércie, but perfecutcd the afflicted anu Godlicthvpon,. poo2re man, and thefozrowfull yearted, to tay hin. by whothinkingto. 17 Asheeloued curling, ilo halli¢ come enrich their chil: vnto him, and as he loued not bielting,fo Hal dren by their itbetarrefrombim. ; volawlullgot- 18 As heeclothen bimnlelfe with curing eengoodsare like a raiment, (o Wall tt come into his by. Gods iuft bowels like water, and like ople into his indgementde- + bones. ji. i - priueđofall, Ig Let it bee vnto himas a garment to ¢ -Thuspunith- conerbim, and fora girdle, wheremith he eththeLordto fhallbe alway girded. , thethirdand fourth genera- tionthe wicked- nelle of the pas gents in their wicked children, _ 20 Let thts be thereward of mine aduer farie k from the Lod, and of them, that {peake enil again my foule. 21 Bur thou, D L023 my God, Deale With wee according to chy) Mantes Deli h Hee theweththat God accuflomed to plague them after a ftrange ` fort, that hew themfelues cruell toward other, i .Thusgineth the Lord to every manthe thing wherein hee delighteth , that theres probate cannot accuſe God of wiong, when they are giuen vp to their lukes and reprobate mindes, k For being deftitute of mans helpe , hee fully crufted in the Lord, that hee would deliver him. l Asthouart named merciful, gracious and long fuffering, fo thew thy felfcineftea. | Mee ARDAS oh ct 5a Pfalines, The power of Chrift, ner me, Cfo they wiercy ig good.) o- 3a 22 Wecaule J am poore and needie, and m Meaning, mine heart is wounded within me. | thathehathoo 23 J Depart like the Hadow that declt- ftay nor aflu- neth.and am (Haken offas the grathopper. ranceimthis 24 Wy knees are weake though falling, world, and my feib » hath lot all fatnefie. n For hunger 295 J became alfo a rebuke vnto thems thatcameofior. they chat looked vpon mee, ſhooke their row, hee was peang, _ leane, and his nas 26 Helpe me, D Lord mp God; faneme turail moyure | actording to thy mercie. ailed him, 27 Aud they hall know, that this is thine o The more hand, and that chou, Lord, haſt done it.grieuous thar 28 Though they P curfe, pet thou wilt Satan affailed bicie: they tall arife ana bee confounded, him,themore but thy fernant hall refopce. » ¢arneft andin- 29 Let mine aduerſaries bee clothed with ftant was hein fhame, andlet rhein couer themfelues with prayer. , their confulion,as with a cloke. p. They thall 39 J will gtue thankes vnto the Lord gaine nothing by greatly with mp 1 mouth, and prayle bima» curfing me. mong the multitude. Not onely in 31 Foꝛ he wili ann at the right hand of confemugitie-. fhe poore,to fane him from thers that would cretlyin my felfe: rcondenine his foule, but alfo in declae ; , ring it before all the Congregation, © Hereby he fheweth that hee had not to doe with them that were oflittle power, but with the iudges and princes of the world. 3 patr PS A kL. ee) . 1 Dawid prephefieth of the power and etier- laftimg kingdome giuentoChrifl, 4 And of bs Priefthood,which fhould put an end to the Prieſt- hood of Leni. A Plalme of Dauid. a a Lod (aid vnto my Loa , Bit thou at my right band, bnti J make thing enemies thy footitoole. Baden 2 Che Lod Hall fend the roddeof thy power outof à Zian; bee thou rulerin the, middes of thine enemies. : Weg 3 They people thall come willingly at the time of affembling € thine armie in holy beai, this cannot pro- — tic: the youth of thy woinbe thal bee as the perly beapplied moning Dewe. 2 Se vato Dina but’ 4: The Low Cware,and will not repent, to bimielfe, 278 Thou arta rient foz ewer after theowoerof b Andthence “ 4OPeleti-sedek. | Sanna st ie Maa S § Abe Loꝛd that is at thy righthand, ſhal through all che - a Ieis Chin inthe twoand twenticof Mat, verfe 44. g ueth ~ the interpreta- ⸗ tion hereof, and fheweththst = wound kings in the Day of hts wath. world:andthis ~ 6 We hall be tudge among theheathen: powerchiehy > he wali Gall with dead bodies, and ſmite the fandethiathe ~ - eheaWourr great coimtreys. préactling of his 7. He Mall £ drinke of the brooke inthe’ word. “~ 7 way: therefore Hall beliftypbisheay, «°c Bythyword® 2 t ‘thy people fhall be affembled into thy Church, whofe increafe (hall bee fo abundant and wonderfull, as the dropsofthedewe; d As M®!2hizedek the figure of Chrift was both King and Friet: fotheeffe@ cannot beac- complithed in any King, aue onely in Chtiſt Hebr7.25. € No’ power thall beable to refit him, f Vinder this fimilitude bfa cap taine, thatis greedie to deftroy his enemics, that hee will nor fearce drinke by the way,he [hewethhow God will deftroy bis enemies, 7 aa PSAL, CXL ? a : on iste x He giueth thanksto the Lord for bis merci- ag bora bth full workes towarde hw Church, 10 Anddeclae > > - W J reth wherein true wifedome and right knowledge” > 209 293 confiftesh. oct ui ys 2 yen tk 8 D tonno? iniy ¶ DPiaiſe icad diab a Therighteous man. ¶ Pratl the Lond. I CUMI? parie che Lorde with mip whole beartin the allembly and Congregation of the tult. . 2 Whe works of the Lod are > great, and onghr to be lought out of all them that loug JER, 3 Mis workeis beautifull and glorious, and bts righteouſneſſe endureth for euer. 4 He hath made his wonderfull works to be had in remembrance:the Log is mercilul and kull of compaſſion. 5 Hee hath giuen 3)> Riches ttrealures thalbe tn his poule, lightonly inthe. and bis righteouſneſſe endureth for eucr. word of God, 4 Gnto thee righteous artieth lighe in b The godly thal Darkenefle : heis mercifulland full of coma haue abundance paliionandrightcous. ` & contentment, § good manis mertifull and 4lendeth, becaufe their & twill meafure bis affaires by iudgement. heart is fatisfied 6 Durely he chall nener bec mooucd : but inGodonely, the righteous all be hadin euerlaſting re c Thefaitbfullin membzance....« Bibbs oa sk allthetraduerfi- 7. He will not be afraid of enill tidings ties know that all for bis heart ts fired, and belecucty inthe thal go well with 1023. re them:forGod . . 8 is heartis fablithed:therefore ke wil will bemercifully net feare, vntill ge {ce his defire vpon his ene· and inft. ;, Miesen sii rd ERS d- -He theweth 9 Ve hath diſtributed and giuen to the, whatisthefruit poozes bis righteoaſnes remaineth fez ence: } of mercie:to lend þig thone aloe exalted with glory. f F freely & nor for. „ro: Hie wicked thall feeit and bee an- Ẹ gaine, and foto, soy ‘ meafure his doings, that he may be ableto helpe where need requireth Jand notto befow ail on himtelfe a He meaneth that reverent e The godly pinch not nigard- but diftribute Jiberally,.asthe necefficic of the poore requiteth and as his power-bisable. Hispowerand profperous eſtate. = Pfalmes. _ backe? Gedis puiffant and terrible. 236 gerbe hal gnam with his teeth, and con- g The bleffings ume away: the Delire of the wicked Mall of God.rponhis peri{y. childién (hall caule the wicked to dic for enuy, PSAL, CXIII. 1 Aa exhortation to praiſe the Lord for his pro» idence, 7 Inthat tha’ contrary to the cour fe of nature he workethinhe Church. Aih E Prii pe the Lord. : phair, D pe leruants of the Lod, pratte 2 By this often tije Qame of the Lod. repetition, hee 2 Blefied ve the Mame of the Loyd, from f{titreth vp our henceforth and fo cuer. culd dulneffe to 3 TheLorws name ts paik from the praile God fee- · riting of the funne, pnto the going do vne of Wg hisworks are the fame. fo wendesfull, 4 Che Loꝛd is high aboue all nations, ad tharweare ` and his glozvaboue tie heanens, = Created forthe 5 Tuho is like vnto the Lote our Gor, fame caife, that hath bis Dwelling on bigh ! b If Gods glory 6 Wboabatcth himlelfe ta beheld things thine through ali, in the heauen and inthe earth ! the world, and ` 7 idee vaileth the needy eutofthe Duft; thercfore ofall ® and lifteth vy the « pooreoutof the Dung, _ oughttobe prais 8 That he may tet bim with the princes, (ed,whae great ~ cuen with the painces of his people. ` condemnation ” 9 He maketh thebarren woina to dwel were it to his witha family, and a ioyfull mother of chil: people among ` Deen. JPzaile pe the Lord. whom chiefly it J ſhineth, if they thould not earneftly extol his nameꝰ © By preferring thepooreto ~ high honour, and giuing the barren children, hee fheweth that God worker not onely in bis Church by Ordirarie meanes , butalfo by miracles. : : i PSA DA CIIL 1 How the Ifraeltes were deliuered forth of E- gypt, and of the wonderfull miracles that Gog wrought at that time. Which putts in-remem- brasce of Gods creat mercie toward bis (burch, who when the courfe of nature faleth preferueth his miracisloufly. f : DO A VV Hen * Flrael went out of Egypt, and. xod.13,9. the honſe of Jaakob from the *barbas a That is, from rous people, E : them that were 2 Judah wast his fanctification, and Iſ⸗ ofa firangelan- rael his Dominion. guage, C7 t0 » 3: The (ea law ft and fied-: Jorden was b The whole tired backe. k © people were wit- 4 Thee mountaines leaped like rammeg, nenies of hisholy and the bils as lambes, maiefty, inadop- § Chat atledthee, D Hea, that thon ting them, and of fleddett ? D Jorden, woy wak tyon turned his mightic pows erin delivering ` 6 Pee mountaines, why leaped pee like them. rammes, andyebiisaslambes? c Secing that 7 Thed earth trembled at the peefence thefe dead creae of the Rod, at the preſence of the God of tures felt Gods Jaakob: power, and after 8 Ahiche turneth the rocke into water» afortfawit, pooles & the flint into a fountaine of water- much more his people ought to confider itand glorifie him for the fame. “d Ought then his people to be infenfible, when they fee bis powerand Maie fly? re “That is,cauſed miraculoully waterto Come out of herocke: 1n moft abundance, Exod, 17.6, a 9133 PSAL. CXV. t-Apraier of the faithfal oppreffed by idolatrous tyrats,azainft whothey defire that Ged wold fucs cour the, gTrufting malt conftantty that God wiil preferue the in thes thew ecd, fèeing that he hath adop:ed receiued themto his fauour,i8 Proma 0500 © eisi Gng finally that they wilt not be vnmind full of ſo Og 4 great _ blockesand Idoles and their makers condemned. great abenefite, ifit would pleafe Godto heare thew prayer, and deliuer them by his omnipotent a Becaule God power. promifed to de- Dt vnto vs, D Lord, not vnto vs, but liuet them, not bute thp Mame giue the glory, foz thp for their fakes, i louing mercie,and fo: thy trueth fake. but for his name, 2 — thal the heathen ſay, Ahere 1@.48.11.chere- is now their God? foretheyground 3 But out God is in heauen: hee doeth theirpraier vpon whatloeuer be © will. thispromife, 4 Their Woles are “filucr and gold,euen b Whenthewie- the workeof mens bands, kedfeethatGod § They haue a mouth and ſpeake not: accomplifheth —tiyep baue eyes and tee net. nothis promile, 6 Thex haue eares and heare not: they astheyimagine, Haue noſes and finell not. they thinkethere 7 They haue: hands and touch not: they isnoGod, ., auc feercand waike natyneither make thep c Noimpedi- a found with their throat. : mentscaniet his 8 Thep that make them are flike vnto worke, but he v- them $ fo are all that trut in them. feth cuentheim- o D Jfrael trut thou in the Lod: for he pediments to is their helpe and their Mirin. feruc his will. Io £D houle of Aaron , trutt vee in the d Seeingthat. Loꝛd: for þe is their helpe and thete Micld. neitherthemat- IP Pee that feare the Lord, trut ta the ser nor the ſorme 1020: for beis their helper and their Wield. eancommend ~ 12 The Lord hath bene mindfull of vs: be theidoles,itfo- iwilbleffe.he will bleſſe the boule of Iſrael, loweththat there he will bleſſe the boule of Aaron. isaothing why — 13 ie will blefle them that feare the Loyd. theyfhouldbe both {mall and great, ; efteemed, 14 Che Loo will increalehis graces to» ¢ Hefheweth ward you,cuen toward pou and toward pour whatgreatvani- chtldzen. ticitistoaske Iş Deareblefledofthe Lord, which ĩ made helpeofthem, the hẽauen and the earth. whichnotorey 16 @bhekbeatens,cuen the heauens are hauc no helpe in the Loꝛds: but be bath giuen the earth to chem, butlacke the fonnesofmen. ' fenfeandreafon. 17 The dead pꝛaiſe not the Lozd neither fAsmuch with. any that! gog Downe into the place of fie out fenfe, as lence, 18 But wee will prayſe the Lorn from Rones,- - . bencefoogth and foz euer. Pꝛaiſe pee the g For they were Zo. j appointed by God,as inftru@ers and teachers of faith. & religion for erstofollow.. h That is,he will continue his gracestoward his people. i And therefore doth fiil gouerne and continue all things therein. k And they declare enough his fufficiencie , fo that tbe worid ferueth him nothing, but to fhewe his fatherly care toward men» 1 Thoughthe dead fet foorth Gods glory, yet he meaneth herethat they praife him not in his Church and congregation, PSAL CXVIL 3 Dauid being in great danger of Saul in the de» feri of Maen, perceruing the great and ineftimable lomeof God ioward him , magnifieth fuch great mercies, 13 And pretefteth that he wil be thank- full far the fame, | a Loue the Lod, becaule he hath heard my shat no pleafure voyce and my payers. ` ĩs ſo gteat, as to 2 Foꝛ he hath inclined his care vnto me, feele Godshelpe when J Bid call vpon him b in my dayes. in ourneceflitic, 3 When the nares of death tompaſſed me, neitherthatany andthe griefesof the graue caught meswhen thing moreftir- 3j found trouble aud ſoarow, reth vp our loue towatd him, s 4 b Thatis,in conutnient time to fecke helpe, which was when he wasin direne, a Hegrantetb Pfalines. 4 Then J called vpon the name of the - The death of Martyrs, _ Lod, fying, J beleech thee, D Lod, deliuer my foule p ; f P i ; § The Loyd is: mercifull and righteous, c He ſheweth and our Godis full of compatiion. forth the fruit of 6 The Low — the ſimple:J was his louein cal- in milerte and He faued me, ling vpon him; 7 Returne vnto thy ret, 4 my ſoule:ſoꝛ contetling him the Lord bath bene benefictallynto thee, tobe iuſt & mer- 8 Becaule thou hat detiuered mp. loule cifull,and to help from Death, mine epes from teares, andimy themthatare de- feete From falling, t ftituce of ayde 9 3J Mall: walke before the Lozd tn the and counſell. land of the lining. d Which was vn 10 FJ beleeucd, therefore MOJ ſpeake: quieted before, for J| was loze troubled. now reſt vpon - IL J fain mps teare, Allmen arelpars, theLord: for be 12 What Hall J render vuto che LoD, hath bene benefi- foz all bis benefits toward me? cial toward thee. 13 J will take the cup of (aluation, and ¢ The Lord will call ppon the flame of the LoD. preferue me, and 14 J will pay my vowes unto the LoD, fauc my life. euen now tit the pretence ofall his people. FI feleall chefe} _ Is Pꝛecious in the light ofthe Lozdisthe chings,&there~ i Death of his Saints. p føre wasmoucd 16 Behold, Lom:fo J ant thy fernant, J by faichto con- am thp ſeruant, and the ſonne of thine hand· fefferheny 2. mait : thou halt bꝛoken mp bonds. Cer.4,13. 17 3J mill ofer ta thee atacrifice of paile, g In my great di- and will call bpon the Mame ofthe Lov. — ttrefleI choughe 18 J will pay my k vowes vnto the Loz, God wouldnot j euen nowin the preſence of all bis people, regard man, .: 1 i In the courte of the Lod honie , euer whichis bur lies in the ming of thee;D Jerufalem. Pꝛaile pe and vanitie, yet the Lod. ‘ I ouereame this tentation , and feltthecontrary. h Inthe Law they vfedto make a banker, when, they gaue folemnethanks to Godjand totake the cup and drinke in fieneofthankefgiuing. i » I perceiuerhatGod hatha care ouer his, forhat he both difpofeththeirdesth,and taketh an account, k I will thanke thim for his benefits: for thatis:aiuft payment , to con- felfe that we owe.alito God, ; P S'AL. CXVII. 1 Heexhorteth the Gentiles to praife God,be~ caufehehath accompliſhed as well tothem aste > aia the Lewes the promifeof life euerlafting by Ieſus Chrift. a Ll * nations, pꝛaiſe pethe Lord: allpce Romige. A people ratte burn. ah Adee 4 a That is, the moft certaine & continuall tefi- ` monies ef his fas therly grace, 2Fsoꝛ his louing kindneſſe ts great tos ward vs, and che trueth ef the Lom cendu- reth fo? ener. Pꝛaiſe pe the Lod. PSAL, CXVIII Ì 1: Dauid reiected of Sauland of the people, at the time appointed obtainedthe kingdome. 4 For the which he biddeth all themthat fearethe Lord to bethankefull. And under his perfon in all thú was Chrift liuely fet foorth, whe fhould bee of bis people resected, pee ape the Lod, becaule hee fg good; fo2 his mercie endureth for ever. 2 Let Iſrael now fay, Chat his mercie endureth fo2 euer. 3 Let the houle of Aaron now fap, That His mercy endureth foz ever. 4 Let them that feare the Loꝛd, now fap, phet doeth nor That bis mercie endureth fog euer. onely himfelfe § J called vpon the Lod in? trouble, and thanke God but © ; exhorteth: all thepeopleto dothefame, b Weareheretaught,that the more that) troubles opprefic vs the more we ought tobe oo in prayer, the a Becaufe God by creating Da.’ uid King, thewed | his mercy toward | his affiiGed Church; the Pro The helpe of the Lord. the Lozd heard me, and fer meatlarge. 6 The Lord is with- me t therefore J will not feare what: man can doe vnto me, 7 Che Loꝛd is with me among them that helpe mestherefoze Mall J ice my delire pon mine enemies, cB i exalted hirens aluredhimfeife tohaue man ener Pfalmes. The bleffedneffe of man. frame their lines according to bis holy word. +23 Alfo he fheweth wherein the true farusce of Ged Aandeth: that it,when we ferue him according te his word,and not after our owne fantasies, ALEPH. 237 to be his ey: yethedoubt not, but God would maintaine him, becaufe he had placed him. d He theweth that he had true fted in vaine,if -bebad put his confidence in man , to haue bene preferred to the kingdome, and therefore he put histruft in God, and ob- teined. e Hee noreth Saul his chiefe enemy. f Incthathewas déliuered,it came not of him- felfe, nor of the pre of man, ut oncly of Gods fauour: —— hewill ptayſe him, 4 Hepromifech oth torender graces himfelfe; and to cauſe o- thers to doe the fame, becaule that in his per- fonthe Church was reftored. h So that allthar are both farre & necre,may fee his 0.9333: 1. pete 8 It is better to truſt in the Lod, then to hane confidence tn man, 9 Jtisbettertotrut inthe Lom,then to haue confidence in princes: Io All nations haue compafled me $ but — Name of the Lod walt J deſtroy m. Il Thep haue compaſſed mee, pea, they baue compaked me: but in the Mame of the Lord F hall aeien them. 12 Thep came about mee like bees, but i they wre quenched as a fire of thoznes: kor in the Name of the Loꝛd J hall deſtroy 13 ¢ Thou haſt thant fore at mee, that J _ might fall: but the Loyd bath holpen me. 14 The Lozd is my ſtrength and fong : foz be hath benemy deliverance. Is Ghes voice of ioy and Delinerance thal be inthe Cabernacles of the righteous, fay- ings Cie right bandofthe Lod hath Done valianily. 16 The right hand of the Lord is eral- alted:b the right band of the Lod hath Done 17 Jj Hal not die,but line,and declarethe Wworkes ofthe Lod. » 18 The Loꝛd hath chaened me fore; but - be Dath not BeliueredDmetoBeath. -I9 Dpen ye vncomethe gates of righs eee that J] map gointo theni and praiſe e Lord. — uid org 20 Chis is the gate of the Loꝛde: the ‘tightcous thallenter intott. 21 -3 will pꝛaiſe thee:for thou batt peara meand batt bene mp Delinerance. 22 * The ftone,which the builoers * refu. (ed, ts the hea of the cozner. I 23 Chis was the Lods Doing , and ftis marueilous in our epes.: 24 This ís the Day, which the Loꝛd hath made: let bs retopce and be glad in it. 25 mD Loyd, I pray thee, fauc now: D Loud F pray toee,now giue proſperity. 26 Bleſſed be hee, that commeth in the Name of the Loꝛd: wee haue bleſſed pou ont of the houſe af the Loꝛd. 27 Che Lord isinighty, and hath giuen vso light: bindthe Gacrifice with codes unto the hones of thealtar. : ie 28 Chouart my God, and J will praiie thee, cuen my Gov: therefore J will exalt Leffed area mo that are vpꝛight in their way, and walke in the law of the Loza. 2 Bien are they that keepe his teima» nies,and [eeke him with their whole heart. 3 Durely they worke> none iniquity, but walke in his wapes. a Here they are not called blefled which thinke themfelues wile intheir owne iudgement, nor which imagine 4 Thou hak commaunded to keepe thy paeceptsDiligently. 5 ‘Di that my wapes were Directed te keepe thp fiatutes! 6 Then ſhould J not bee confounded, when J haue repect vnto all thy commans — ill praile thee with an vpright 7 J will praiſe thee with an vpzig d heart, when J thall_learne the * wages ruled by Gods ments of thy righteoutnelfe. fpirit, and im- 8 Jwillkeepethp ſtatutes: korſake me brace nodo- net overlong. &rine but his, c David acknow- ledgeth his imperfe&ion , defiring God to -réforme it, that. his life may be conformableto Gods word, d Fortrue religion ftandeth inferuing God witfiout hypoetifie. e Thatis, thy precepts , which conteine perfe& righteoufnefie. f He refufeth not to be tried by tene tations, but he feareth to faint, if God fuccour not his infirmitie in to chemfelucs a certain holineffe, butthey whofe conuerfation is without hypo- criſie. b Forthey are B Bal Mer choo a 9 Wiberewith ſhall a · pong man ree a Becaule youth Dele his wap? in taking heed thereto accoze is moft giuento Ding to thy word. licentioufnefle, FO tty mp whole heart haue J -fought he chiefly ware thee: let me not wander from thp commans neth them to dements. Jiii frame their lives I Jbhauz > bid chy momileinmine heart, betimeto Gods that Z might not inne again ther. word, 12, Bieked art thon D Loꝛd: teach meg b 1fGedsword thy fatutes. be grauen in our : d 13 Mith my lippes haue J- declared all hearts, we thall thetudgementsotthy mouth. be more able to 14 J bauz had as great < delight inthe refilt the aflaules way.ef thp teltimontes.as in all riches, of Satan: and _ 15 J will meditate in thy precepts, and thereforethe , confider thy wayes. Prophet defireth 16 Jrwili delight.tuthp ſtatutes, aad J God toinſtruct will not fozget thy wod., im dayly more and more there- in, ¢ The Prophet doeth not boaft of his vertues, but fetreth fortla an example for othersto follow Gods word and leaue worldly var mties. GIMEL 17 Bebereficiall unto thy (eruant,that I) a He fheweth may. liue and keepe thy word. that we ought 13 Dpen mine eyes, that J may {ee the not to defireto wonders ofthe Law. liue,but to ferue 6,7: bee,- ; ThoughSaul. 29 Praile pe the Loxd,becaule he is good: the chiefe Foꝛ ts mercie endureth fo? cuer., ers refufeikcd: «8. ] i ; to be king, yet God hath preferred me aboue themall, 1 VWher- God hath fhewed chiefly bis mercy by appointingmee king, and iuering his Church, m The people pray forthe profpctitie of uids kingdome,who was the figure of Chrift. n Which are the iefts; and haue the charge thereof,as Numb,6.23. 0 Becaufe hee th seftored vs from darkneffe to light , we will offer facrifices and yfes vato him. ; ino voy PS AL CXIX. 3 The Prophet exborteth the children of Ged te Ig Jama ranger bponearth: bide not God,and that we thy commandements front ime. cannot ferue kim _ 20 Pine heart bpeaketh foz the Delire fo aright, except thyiudgements alway. c open our eyes 21 Thou: halk deſtroyed the proud? cure and minds, ſed are they that Do erre from thy comman⸗ b Seeing mans Dements, lifein this world teh s is but a page, what fhould become of him, ifthy word were not hisguide? c In allages thou baft plagued all fuch, which malicioufly and contempe , tuoufly depart irom thy trueth, 22 Remooue at — Woe i za 8? x Godly meditatión, >>>: Pfalmes. Gods promife acomforein troubles. « 22 Rewmoue romme Hame e contemper ſeeke thy wietepts. Enma Can od Cindi ad for J bane keprehy teftimontes, = n 46 3 wili (peakeralfo of thy-tettimoni¢s d He theweth d When the *23' “Princes dilo did tit,& (peake again betozed kings,and will not beashamed. 101 thactherebildrém “powersofthe me: burthp teruant DID meditate in chy tae 47 And mp delight yall bein thy com · of God ought world gauc falie tutes, py i) mandements, which J have louen. | _ not co futer their fencence againtt 24 Allo thy teſtimonies are my delight, 48 Mine hands allo will Jute vp vnto Fathers'gloryte | me, thy word ` andmy counſellerse. | thy commandements, whith A have loued, beobicured by wasaguidéand = S's ATIS WEI yda MI So hr i and ji will meditate in thy karitez.’ che⸗vyaine pompe counlellerre reachte whattouo, andto comfort me, y% ANG i i Imao E > of Pinces owt 2 pee) ASRS HORER J HI TW IAI DALE ZA Nv IR select vom, ee CeO E BAR oo c Sag Remembers the pꝛomiſe made tothy a Though hee a Thatis, itis 25 My loule cleaueth to the · duſt quite feruant, wherein thon batt cauled meg 4 feele — hand almoſt brooght en me atcording te thy word. $ truk. hillto lie vpon tothegraucand) 26 J hauet Declared my wapes and thon 50 It is my tomfozt in my trouble: foꝛ himsycthe re · withoutthy word heardeſt meiteach me thyſtatutes. thy pꝛomiſe hath qaickencd me. fteth on his pro- ^ Icannotlive. 27 Make mero vudettand the wap of = § The proud haue had me exceediugly mileandcomfors, b Thaue confef= thy preceps and J wil meditate in thy won · trdertiion ‘yei haue J) noc decline from chy tethhimfelfe tu- fed mine offtn- perons Worked. 9 ti KU Lawi k TGs i 2730) yoa thereinad o3 neim ces,andnowde- 283 Jp loule melteth fo: heanineſſe: raiſe 52 Tremembzed thye iudgements of old, & Meaningyrhe - pendwholly on menpaccoding bntotbps word. D Lozd,and baue bene comtozted. | wicked, which thee, 29 Cakefcomme rhe d wapoflptng,and §3 4 fFcarets come vpon me'foz the wit: contemne Gods » c IfGoddidnot grant me gractontlp thy Law. ked,ʒ that forlake thy Haw: t word,and tread: mainteine vs by 30 J paue cholen tye wapoftrueth,and © $4 Thyſtatutes haue bene wap fongs in hisreligionva-o- his word,our life thy tudgements haue 3| laid before me. the houſe of mpeptigrimigges 80 disi 30:91 derfoose. boc would dropa- ° 31 haue cleaued to thp teſtimonies, D $5 J hauercincinbzen thy Mame,D LoD, c Tharis,theex~» way like water. Lord contfound me not. in the night, and haue kept thp Laws. =€ amples, whereby: d inftrodme in 32IJwiltrunne the way ot thycomman⸗ 56 g Chis J hadbecaulePkepe thy pze- thou declareſt thy wotd,where- Dements, when thous thalt inlarge mine cepts, » thyfelfe to bee by my mind may heart. : n | , Í iudge of }: world. | bepurged from “ — i G31139169 90 IUG dii Thatis, avehemenezeale tothy. glory;and‘indignationtagainft | vanitie, and taught to obey thy will. e Bythishe fheweththat we the wicked. e Ia the courfe of this life and forrowfull exiles. cap neither chule good , cleaue to Gods woid}norranne forward in )) Eien when cthet ſleepe. g That is,all thefe benefits. his ‘way, except he make our’ hearts large vo receiMehis grace, and CHE TPHakadtic Rad yoke i willingtoabey, ·. 191 SIS BN Ri 57 D Loꝛd, thacart my portion, J hate a 1am perfiva- © > : — cg ea 2 Determined to keepe thy words. déd that to keepe a He fheweth: 33 Seatha me, D Lord, the way ofthp -58 Imade my fupplication in thy pree chy law is an he · thath¢cannot ſtatutes and J wiil keepeit vnto the end. — fence with my wholeheart rui merciful yns citage and great 3 followonto the 34 Giue me vnderſtanding, and Jait tome according to thy peomiic, -<10 SiS gaineforme: “od erid, except God keepe thp Law: yea, J will keepe it with my 59 Jhaue coniiaered mipowayes, ttut: b Hehewerw: teach him oft qholeb Heart, SDS srt oh EIn. nea my keete into thy tettiinontes. © 102i ithatmone can! times, and Teade“ ~ 35 Dieecrmeinthe path ofthpcomman- © Go Jmade alte, enelayed not ta keepe embrace thers! him fotwa:dl<"” pements: foz therein is my Delight. + thpcommandements.. oo ‘word of God,ex-! b Notonelyin © 36 Jnclincmiuebeart vnto thy teſtimo · 61 Che bands of the wicked hanee rob · cept heconfider | outward conuer- nies,and not to“ conetoutnes. bed nie: but Jhaue not forgotten thy Law. bis owneimpers | _ fation, butalfo " ~ 3-7 Turne away mined cyesfromregat- -62 Amidnight wi riſe to giue thanks fectionsand : enw with inwatdaf- ' Ding vanity, and quicken me tn thy way · ute thee, becaule of thy righteous iudge· wayes. o2 d fection, 28 -tablil thy pꝛomile tothy feruant, mentsio- 9 oe © e-Theyhaued «i; é Hereby mea- becaule be feareth thee. ar i 63 J am 4 companton of all them that gone about to ningalvother © 39 Wake awayeimy rebuke that Jfeare: fearether,and keepe top precepts. °° draw meeintor | vices, becaufe foꝛ thp iudgemeuts are good 64. Sheearth, D Lozd, is full of thp mere their company. that couetenfnes 40 Beholde, J Delire thy commaunde· cps e teach me thy ſtatutes. °° d Noronelyin istheroote of all “sents: f quicken me in thp righteoulneſſe, jie mutuall confenty, Cn eer ié i i but alſo with ayde and fuccour, e For the knowledge of Gods d Meaningall his ſenſes. e Let menot fall to thydifhonour,bue® words a fingular token of bis fanour, ` gid silo let mine heart Riil delight in thy gracious word, f Giue me iu i ftrength to continue inthy word euen to the end, TETH. tH) OI: Sate y J VAV. 65 D Lord, thou hat vealt a gracioufly a Haning proued a Hefheweth AL Anolet thy? toning kindneſſe came with thy leruant according vnto thy word. | byexperience that Gods mer- Hutome, D Low, & thpfaluatton according 66 Teach me good iudgement know that God was ci¢and Joueis | to thy promile. i cu ledge: for Jhaue beleeued thyconmandg- true inhis pro · the fire cueof” 42 Ho halt] iake anlwere vnto my ments, nbr ‘10 T, mifeshe defirethn ourffuation. =’ blatphemers $ fdz Jl truttinthy word. 67 Before J was t afflicted, J went a · thathe would b Bytrultingin 43 Anë take not-the word of trueth tt: fray: but now DZ keepe thy wod: inereaſe itv hime f0 Gols word, he teriy out of my mouth t for Jwaite forthy 68. Thou art good and gracious iteach knowledge and : affureth himfelfe iudgements. iudgement, mie thy ttatutes. tobe ableto 44 Ho all J alway keepe thy law faa 69° The poude haue imagined aliea» b Soleremie confutethe euer and euer. ainit mee: bue 3) twill keepe thy precepts ſayckchat befote flanders of his 4s And J wille walke at liberties fog) with my whole hearts os, 1 o t352) micheLordtou-ts fh adherlaries, , ‘ i chedhimiy hee; c“ They that fimply walke after Gods word hauc no lets ts entan⸗ was like a calfe)'vntamed : fo that the vſe of Gods rods is to call vs gle them, whereas ehey that do contraryjarecuer in nets and ſnat es. huime to Godin) o ott distisuss ey Tuk g sel tata 70 © Their Affliction ‘enacofflatic. a Theit heart is Fat — bat my ` Theit heart is: 1 Delight isin thy Law, indurate and har- dened,puffed yp: 7k Jtis* good forme that 3} pauebecne with profpericic affltcced, that Z map tearne tip ſtatutes. and vaine ehi- 72 Whe Lawl thy month te better vnto — of them- me then thouſands of gold and fluer, clues. ‘d Heconfeffeth thar before that he was cheft:ned , bee wastebelli i Ous, as man by — is. -1.0.D. a BecauleGad, 73 Thine hands paue * made meeand ` leaueih not his fa ioned ine; gite me vnderſtanding there- worke,that hee hath begun, he fore, that 3] map learne thy commaundes ments. defirerha new: . 74; Do theythat > feare thee, ſeeing me, grace, thatis, Wal reioycte, becanle J baue truften tn typ thathewould . Word· continue ‘his 75know. D Logd,that thy indgements mercies. are hed > AND that thou hart atfitcced mee b When God tig fheweth bis ere thee that thy mercie map tome grace toward a- * mee according to thy pꝛomiſe vñto thy ruant ny., hereltifieth 77- Legt thy tenner mercies coine onto te othérs,that he faileth not rhem - mee that gmap: line: foz thy Lat is mpDe; thattruftinbim. itght: $Ebr.in trueth. 78 Let shane bee aamen : fo they c Hedeclarcta haue Dealt wickedly, and 'Fatfely with me: but thatwhenhee J] meditate in thy precepts. Sek not Gods 70 Let luch as feare thee, d turne Bato mercies tee was. Me,and theythate Know thy teltimonies. asdead, 30 Let miue heart bre upatght iret oy fas d Thacisbe — ttes,that Tbe vor athamed, ) ‘comforced by ine —6 e. Hee flieweth that there can bee no true feare of od without the knowledge of his word. CAP H, ‘a Though my id 1., Gy foule. iTar {oz thy faluation: Rtrength faile me, i ait for thy w070 yet my foule gro- tie eyes fatle foz thy pomik, fay: nerh and fig! ut aeran tiir thon comfozt me? refting fll i $3. Jez Fam tre a Sbotrell wn the noke: word." * yerdoes not forget thy ftatures. b Likea waa — om many are the < dayes of thy fers bottleorblad- || 1 Chen. writ thou erecure iudg einent E tharispat? C — that perfecute ine ; ed in ike ye proud have d Dingen pits foie, ioke, ' EEN isnot ate th h y Lam vey c ascot bit 86 Bil thy —J ena ile they | thou afflid thy’ perfecute me Faltly; e helpe me. ffuant? ~~ 87 Thep had almoit —— me vpon d They haue not the laeth: ont 3 foxlooke not thy pareepta; i Joncly opp:efed > ` 83 Quithen me actording to thy ining violently, but Rindaefie + DaI, EEPE CORSAN of jaifo’ assis wat | thy mouth, a, [freda i ee. E Hee amiet Himfeite é that'Ghd will deliuer * roy luchas vn uſtly perfecutethem, f“ Finding r nö ke! e Lifteth ¥ ¥p hist eyes to heaven. : pti retry f: and de- in earth, LEA M E pe ———— 89 DEMP endureh tör euer tn ould eſteeme heauen. 25 ap tty ý is front eration ta gee ritkation t rhon a taine ye fonnvarion of bizeth. 91 They ace. cuen to this Day by — that it postin forall are tby ſeruants. a ideth ti hea ~ sa and therefore i immi Ble bE Seeing — E n aeh that fat wherein thou haff eveated them , m =i ety truigthizemmaine suis — Band Mirra x t — 90 2 de a ‘ity Pfalmes; * Mp mot! yeas moze ‘then Vole vnto any Thelight,of Gods words 5.2 92 ExceptthyLawbhadbenempodelight, «)... a Kanto now haue: pertibed aninine a Uige laun 93 Fwilkneuer forget thy precepts: fo ——— thouhaſt quickned ac. i J am cauſe he — to vnderſtand his word. d There is no⸗ thing fo perfect in earth,but it hath an end: zonely ‘Gods werd fafketh lor euer. ME Mesin a7 Dh how lone I thy Tawa it i my mee a He theweth Ditation continually... < that we cannot — 08 By thy commaundements thouhat loue Gods word, made me wiſer then mine enemies: fozthep except we exer- aif euer with me. ciſe our ſelues 9 J baue had maze b pnderftanding therein and then all iny teachers fo? thy telbimentes.are pra@ile ir. my meditatisn. b Whofoever * 100 3 bnderfeod moze then the antient, dõéth fibmit > becaule 3 kept thpprecepts,. 116 Stablith mee accowsing to thy pro- Gods continuall mife; that J map ltue,and silapoint mee not affiftance,left ofmine hope. hefhould faint . II7 © Stay thou mee, and F ſhall be fate, in this race, €F will delight continually in thy ſtatutes. which he bad 118 Thou halk troden Downe all them begun, - that Depart from thp ſtatutes:for their t Des d Thecraftie ceit is paine, é praGifesof them 119 hot hat taken atway all the wic- thatrcentemne kedof the earth like e dzoſſe: therefore J touer thy Jaw,thall be ‘thy teltimontes. - brought to 120 Wp fieh £ trembtech foz keare of thee, nought. and J am afratd of thy tudgements. ¢ Which infe- à cted thy people,as droffe doth the mettall. £ Thy iudgements doe not onely teach më obedience, but caufe mee to feare , confidering mine owne weakneffe,which fearecaufeth repentance, AIN, 121 J haue executed iudgement and tus fice: leaue menot to mine ed pate 122 2 Gafwere for thp ſeruaunt tn that which ts good, and let not the proud oppreſſe a Putthy felfe betweene mine enemi¢sand me, as ifthou were my pledge. mee. ia b He boafteth 123 Die eves bane failedin waiting fo? not that heis thy faluation, and fo2 thy tuft promiſe. Godsferuant, 124 Dealewith thy > fernant according butherebyput- to thp mercy. ånd teach me thy ſtatutes. teth God in 125 J am thyferuant: grant mee there· mind, thatashe fore vnderſtanding, that J] may know thp madehimhis by teſtimonies. s his grace,fo he 126 Jtis< time foz thee,Lo20, to worke: wouldcontinue forthep hate Dettroped thy Law. his fayour to- 127 Therfoꝛe loue J thy commandements ward him. aboue gold,yea,aboue moſt fine gold. c The Prophet 128 @berefoze J eteme all thy precepts fheweth that mot iuſt, and hate all faile d wayes, when the wicked baue brought-all chings to confufion , and Gods word tovtter con- tempt, thenit isGods time to helpe,and fend remedy, d Thatis, whatfoeuer diffenteth from the puritie of thy word. 129 Thy teſtimonies are 3 wonderfull: high and ſectet therefoze Doth mp fonle keepe them, myfteries, ſo that 130 The entrance tuto thy> words ſhew · Iam moued with eth lige > and gtueth vnderſtanding to the À a Conteining admirationand . fimp reuerence, 131 J opened my mouth and: panted,bee b The fimple caule J loned thy commandements. idiots that ſub⸗ 132 Looke vpon meand be mercifull bits mitthemfelues tomee, as thou vſeſt to doe vnto thoſe that to God, haue toue thy ante. their eyes ope- 132 Direct my Keps in thy word, ana let none imquitie hate Dominton ouet me. ned, and their í 34 Deltuer mee from the oppreſſton of mindes illumina: tedfofooneas . men, and J will keepe thy precepts. they beginne to 135 Shew the light of thy countenance reade Gods word. bpon thy (eruant,and teach me thy ſtatutes. 136 Mins eves quth 4 out with riuers of c My zeale to- water,becaule they keepe not thy Law. ward thy.word wasfo great ‘d He theweth what ought to bee the zeale of Godschildren, when they feehis word contemned, ; TSADDI, aWecanrotcon 137 Rightceus art thou, D Lod, and tuk feffe Godto be. are thy magenients. pier righteous,except r138. Thou bat commanded, iuſtice by we liue vprightly, thy teftimonics and truech elpecially. andtruclyashee. | 139 * Dy scale hath euen conlunscd Hg, bath comm; becante mine enemies haus forgotten, thy Pfalé9.9, i — BAN 2:17. Pfalmes. Dauids griefe at the wicked. 140 Thy werd is prooued*imofk pure, b Goldhath ` and thp feruantloucth it. ‘need to be fines T4I J am iudge· ments. 157 Wy perfecuters and mine oppꝛeſſors ate nanp, yet Bo J not ſwarue from thy tetti- monies. 158 J fata the trauſgreſſouts and was c grizued, becaule they keept noc thy wod. 159 Conlider, D Lord, how Tà toue thy precepts} quicken mee according to thylo⸗ uing kindnefle. ? ; fo 160 The © beginning of thy wowe ts trueth, and all the iudgements of thy righ: teouſn dure fog guer. a Hetheweth tharal! his affe ` Qions and whole heart were bent ° to Godward for to haue helpe in his dangers, b He was more earneftinthe ~ fiudie of Gods* word, then they that kept the ———— —— d His faith is grounded vpon Gods word, at hand when his children be oppreffed, RE a For without Gods promife there is no hope of deliuerance. b According to. thy promife made in the law, which becaufe | the wicked Jacke, they can haue no hope of falua- c My zeale cone fumed me when I fawcheir malice and contempt of thy glorie., bk, d lt is a fure ſigne ofout adoption, when weeloue the law of God, e Sin thou firft promifedit, cuen to the ende all thy fayings are true... wi HERON Greil Mewriuds on cit Seis! a 161 Pꝛinces have + perlecuted me with. a The chreat- _ onf caufe,but mine heart Hood in awe of thy nings and perfe- Words. cutions of princ 162 J tetopced at thy wod, ag one that could not caule lindeth a great ſpople. me tofhrinke t 163 J hatefalfhood and abbogee it, but confeſſe chee, thy Law doe FZ loue. sibvarde aas sai Whom Lmorg.,; 164 > Suen times a day doe J praple, feare thenmen, , ther, becaule ot thy righteousindgcments. — b That is,often: 164 They, andfundry times FOS "tee" ot! 8 ee. . Se a — — — — i The lying tongue, 165 They,¢ that loue thy Law, Hall haue great proſperity, and they hall bane neng hutt. 166 Loꝛd, J hane atruſted in thy ſaluati⸗ on.and haue Bone thy commandements. 167 8y loule hath kept thy teſtimonies: the contrary. for J) lote them ercecdingly. f d Hetheweth 168. 3| baue kept thy precepts € thy teſti· ‘that we muft ſirſt mantes: fog ali my wayes are Betoze thee, haue faith, before we can workeandpleafeGod. e I had no reſpect of men, but fet thee alwaies before mine eyes,as the iudge of may doings. c Fortheit con- fcience affureth them that they pleate chee, wher- as they that loue not thee, baue TURN 169 Let my complaint come before thee, a Asthouhatt D Lozd,& gine mec vuderitanding, *accez- promifedtobe Ding vnto thp werd. the {choolmafter I70 Let mp {upplication come before vntoailthem thee, and petiner mee accozding to thp pro⸗ that depend vyp- mife. i on thee, 171 Py lips Hali b fpeake pzayle, when thou bat < taught me thp tatutcs. b The word fig- i 172 My tongue Wail intreate ef thy nificth to powre foorthcontinu= word; fog all thy commandements are righ⸗ ally. teous. c All his prayer 173 Let thine hand helpe me: foz J] haue and defireissto choſen thy precepts. ; profite inthe 174 3 baue longed foz thy faluatton, D wordofGod, Loꝛd and thy law is my Delight. 175 WLetmy foule liue,and it hall papie thee , and thy d indgements thall Helpe me. 176 bance gone aftray like a loft Heep: ſeeke thy ſeruant, for J Doe not fozget typ commandements, d That is,thy prouident care ouer meand wherewith thou wilt iudge mine enemies. e Being chafed . ; j to and fro by min€ enemies, and having no place to reftin, É PS AL CXX. = a The prayer of Dauid being vexed by the falfe reports of Sauls flatterers. § And therefore he la- menteth hu long abode among thofe infidels, 7 Who were giuento allkinde of wickedneffe and contention, a That is,of lif- @ Along of * degrees. ting vp thetune — ein vnto the Load tn mp > crouble,and and rifing in he beard me. Í finging, 2 Deliner my foule, D Loyd, from lying b Albeitthe lips, and from a Deceitfull tongue. ; children of God 3 ihat Doth thycdeceitful tongue bzing ought to reiovce vnto theezoz what Beth it auaile thee? whenthey fuffer 4s tisas the d Harpe arrowes of a migh⸗ forrighteoufnes tie man, and as the coles of inniper, ſake, yet it is a Cio tg to me that Jremaine in: e- greargricfeto —-FHech,and dwell in the tents off Kedar. 6 $y foule hath too long Dwelt with bim that hateth peace, 7 3 feke gpeace, and when J {peake thereof, they are bent to warre· the fle(h to heare euill for well doing. c He affured himfelfthat God would turne their craft to theirowne defiru@ion. d He fheweth that there is nothing fo {harpe to pearceynor fo hote to fet on fire as aflenderoustongue. e Thefe were people of Arabia,which came of Iaphat,Gen. 10.2. f Thatis ofthe I{hmaelites. g Hedecla- reth what he meaneth by Meſhech, and Kedar : to wit, the Ifiaelites which had degenerate from their godly fathers, and hated and con- tended againit the faithfull, i PISAT: CIXI s 1, This Pfalme teacheth thar the faithful ought : onely to looke for helpe at God, 7 Veo only dath maintaine and prosper his Church, Pfalmes. € A fong of degrees, J come. 2 MWine helpe cowwech from the Lode, wbich hath made theabeaucn anv the carth 3. Pewli not fuir thy foot to fp; for he that keepeth thee, wtil not o lumber. 4 Beholde, he that keepety Firat, will neither lumber no? ficepe. 5 Aye Log is thy keeper : the Lorde is thy ſhadow at thp right band. 6 Che Dunne Hall not © {mite thee by Bayni: the Moone by night. 7 The Lord mall prelerut thee fram all enil; bethall keepe thy foule. 8 Che Love Hall peeſerue thy 4 going ont, and thy comming in from Dencetoozty and fo2 euer. í ouer euery member thereof, c Neither heate n incommoditie {halbe able to deftroy Gods Church: albeit for a tim they may moleft it. d Whatfoeuer chou doef enterprife fhal haue: good ſucceſſe. PSAL, CXXII, 1 Dauid reioyceth ix the name of the faithful that God hath accomplifhed hu promiſe, & placed his Arkein Zion. 5 For the which hee gineth ya 8 And prayeth for the prosperitze of the KTCH. € Along of Degrees or Palme j of Dauid. *a Reiopced, when they faide to me, (Aee wiil go into the houle ct the Lord. 2 Durt keete hall Rand in thy gates, D Jeruſalem. 3 Jerulalem is builded as a citit, that is © compact together tn tt felfe: 4 Cibereunto the ¢ Cribes, even the Tribes of the Lozd goe yp, according to the teſtimonie te Iſrael, to praple the Mame of the Loz. § Foꝛ there are thrones fet fo: fudament, even the thzones of the houfeof e Dania. 6 Maay foz the peace of FJerulalem ; let them pzolper that loue thee. 7. Peace be within thy fwalleg,and prof: peritie within thy palaces. 8 Fo my zs bꝛethren and neighbours fakes J will wrth thee now profperttic. 9 Becaule of the boule of the Lorde our God, IJ well procure thy wealth. Gods covenant fhalicome and pray there. e In whofehoufe God - placed y throne of Iuftice,and made it a figure of Chriftskingdome. - f The favour of God profperthee both within and without. g =} Not onely for mine owne fake, but for all the faithfull, PSAL. CNX LHI 1 Aprayer of the futhfull, which were afflu- ed either in Babylon, or vuder Antiochus bythe wicked worldlings and contemners of God. i qA fong of degrees. j Lift bp mine epes to thee, that dwelleſt in the beauens. 2 Behold,as the eves of ſeruants looke vnto the hand of thrir matters, and as the epes of amaiden yuto the hand of permi- ſtreſſe: fo sur eyes waite vpon the Lozdeour God vntill he hane mercie upon vs... : _helpeaffuring- f that whexall other helps faile, God is cuer — himſe ſfe· 3 Wau The toy of the faithfull. 279 CHilittitap mine eves ſvnts the menn: h Or,aboue the taines, from whence mine heipe Wall woxatanes: or colde, nor an Meainng that there t nothin Pè high in this world wherein he can truf, but onely in God, a Heaccufeth mans ingrati⸗ tude,which cane not depend on Gods power. b He theweth that Gods prouis dence not onely watchethoues his Church in | general,butalfo.. $ 1. Chron.29.9,° a He reioyecth that God had appoynted a place, where the Arkefhould {till . remaine. b Which were wont to wander toand fro asthe - Arke remoued. c By the artificie - allioyning and beauty of the houfes,he mea neth the con- l cord& loue that < wasbetwecne the citizens, d All the tribes according to a Hecompareth f the condition of < the godly to ſer⸗ vants that are j deſutute ofall 2 | | onely meanes, b b So vnable were thing incredible, ®& therefore tooke away all excuſe of ingratitude. to mutations,yet prouidence. God onely faueth. 3 Dawe mercy vpon bs, D Lorie, bauc mercy vpon vs: foz wee haue’ (uttered too much contempt, faichiull are © — 4 Dur loule ts filled toa fullof the mock· full,chat they . tng of the wealthy, andot the aeiprecfulnetie can no moreen- Of the proud. dure the oppreffi- f ; ons and fcornings of the wicked, thereis alway helpe aboue,if with hungry defires they call for it. PS A Lo CXXILE, 1 The people of God efcaping a great peril! doe acknowl:dge them/elues to bee delswered not by their owne force,but by the power of God, 4 They declare the grea:neffe of the perill, 6 And praia l He declareth | chat when the the Name of Ged. CA long of degrees,or Pſalme > of Daui. a He theweth Jf the Loza had not·bene on onr fide (map that God was Iſrael now tay) 2 Itthe Lod had not beene on onr ſide⸗ meede,andthat whenutenroleppagainttys, - there wasnone 3 Theyhad chentwalowed vs vpbquick, otherwaytobe When their wath was kindled agatnit vs. fqued,butbyhis 4 Then the: waters had drowned vg, and the ttreame had gane ouer our foule : § Then had the ſwelling waters gone we to refilt. ouer our foule. c H:rvfeth mot 6 Bꝛapled be the Lore, which hath not propetfimilitudes gluen vs asa pray ynta cheir teeth. to expreffe the 7 Dur iule ts elcaped,euen as a bird out greatdanger,that Ofthe d {nareof the foulers ; the inare is bzo- the Church was ken, and we are deliuered. in,andout ofthe 8S Durbelpeisincthe flame of the Lod, which God mira- Which bath made heauen and earch. culoufly deliue- f X redthem, d For the wicked did not onely furioufly rage againſt ready to helpe at che faithfull, but crattily imagined to deftroy them, P'S AL CXXV. 3 He defersbeth the aſſurance of the fasthfull in their afflections, 4 And defireth ther wealth, 5 And the deftruciton of the wicked. A fong of degrees. yee that truſt in the Lorde, thallbee as a Thoughthe mount Zion, which cannot be a remoued, worldbeefubie& but remaineth foz euer. 2 As the mountaines areabout Jeruſa⸗ thepeopleot lem: fo.isthe Lode about bis people from God (ball Rand Denceforth,and fo: euer. i fure,and be de- 3 JFozthe >rovot the wicked Mall net fended by Gods ` reit on the lotofthe righteous, left the righ» teous put forth their band vato wickednes. 4 Dae weil D Loꝛd vnto thole that bee fufferhistobe good and true in their hearts. vnderthe croft, § But thele that turne afite bp their Iefttheythould crooked wayes, them thal the Lom lead with imbrace wicked- the workers of iniquitie: but peace thalbe vp⸗ nefic,yetthis on Ilrael. - croffe (hall not fo reſt vponthem, thatit ſhould drine them from hope. c Heedefireth God to purge bis Church from hypocrites and fuch as haue no zeale of the trueth, PSAL CXXVIL 1 Tha Pſalme was made after the returne of the people from Babylon,and fheweth that the wmeane of their deliwcrance was wonderfull afier the ſeuentie yeeres of the captinitie forsfpoken by Teremie,Chap.2§ .t2.and 29.10. + C A long of Degrees, or Pfilme of Dauid. V een che. Lod brought agatne the captinttic of Ston,we were like then that * Dzeame. b Though God a Their deline. Trance wasasa Pfalmes. ero O O CAE E Gods bleffing onthe godly. 2 Then was our mouth © filled with b He thewerh laughter,aud our tongue with top: then laya how the godly they among the « heathen, The Lorde hath ought torcioyce, Done great things for then. when God gathee 3 ‘Che Lod hath Done great things fog rethhis Church vs, whereof we reioyce. or deliuereth ic, 4 D Lome, bring agate ourcaptinitic, c If the infidels as the d riuers in the South. confeffe Gods § hey that ſowe in teares, tall reape wonderfull in toy. worke, the faith 6. They went weeping and caried epze · full can neuer cious feede zbut they hall returne with toy thew themfelucs and bꝛing there ſheaues. fufficienly thank full. d Icisnomore impoffible to God to deliver his people, then to caufe the riuersto runne inthe wildernes & barren places. ¢ That is, feed which was fearce and deare : meaning, that they which trufted in Gods promife to returne, had their defire. PSAL CXXVII. i He fheweth that the whole eftate of the world bsth domefticall and polliticall ſtandeth by Gods meere frouidence and blefing, 3 Andtharto haue child en well nurtured, is a ſpeciall grace and gift of God, ¶ A (ong of degrees, or Palme of Salomon. BE the Lorde⸗ builde the boule, they a Thar is, go- about tn batne that build it: except the uerne, and dif- Lod keepe the > city,tie keeper watcheth tn poleall things baine. ; pertaining tothe 2 It is in vaine forc you to viſe early, and family, to lye Downe late, and eate the bꝛead dof ſoꝛ b The publike row: but hewilllurelp gine e reft to bis be⸗ eftate of the loued. common wealthy 3 Weholde, chilen are the inheritance ¢ Which watch ofthe Loꝛde, and che fruite of the woimbehis and ward,andare reward. ; alfo Magiftrates, 4 Asatethe arrowes in the hand of the and rulers of the rong man: io are the f chilen of youth. § Blefled is the man, that hath his quiucr full of them: for they s hall not be ajamed, when they (peak wb their enemies in the gate. City. - d Either thae which is gotten by hard labour, or eaten with griefe cfmind. e Notcxempting them from labour, but making tbeir labours comfortable,& as it were a ret. f Thatis,indued with firength and yertues from God:for tsefe are fignes af Gods bleflings, andnotthesumber. g Such children (hall bee able to ftop their aduerfaries mouthes, when their godly life is malicioufly accufed be- fore Iudges. PSAL, CXXVIII 1 He fheweth that ble fedne ffe appertaineth not ` to all vniser fally, butto them onely that feare the Lord,and walke in his wayes. ¶ A long of degrees. B Leifed is cuery one that teaveth the Lop, ana walketh tn bis? wayes. a God appro- 2 Chen thou cate the labours of thine ueth not our life, b hands, thou Walt be bleficd,and it (hall bee except it be re- well with thee, or accore 3 Thy wife thal be as the fruitful pine on ding to his word, the ſides of thine Houle, & thy righteous Lorde hath cut the grieuouſly bythe cos of the wicked. wicked:yet in 5 They that hate Zion, Hall be all aſha⸗ time ithath euer MeD And turned backward. bene deliuered. 6 © Chey thalbe as the graffe on the houſe b BecaufeGodis toppes, which withereth alore it commeth sighteous,becan- foorth. notbut plague 7 Alhereof che mower fillet not dis bisaduerfaries, hand, neither the gleaner bis lap: and deliver his 4 either they which goe by, Cay, The asoxenout of blefling of the Lord bee vpon pou, or, Clee the plow, bleie pou tu the name ofthe Loz. c Theenemies ` that lift themfeluesmoft hie,and asit were, approch neere to the fun, are confumed with the heat of Godswrath, becaufe they are not grnit- ded in godly humility. d That is,che wicked ſhal perifh and none fhali pafle for thems z e For except God bleffed his Church publike- Ty, this prinace blefling were no- thing, a TheChurch BS Aent OXXX ¥ The people of God from their bottomle ffe mi- Series doe cry unto God, & are heard, 3 They con- Fele their fines and flee vnto Gods mercie. EA (ong of degrees. o% of tbeadeepe places haue J called unto thee,D Loza. 2 Lo, lare my voyte: let thine cares attend to the vovce of uty papers. ye 3 Fe thou D Low, ttraitly markeſt ini» guittes,D L020,’ whe Hall tand? 4 But mercy is with thee, that thon © mapett be feared. § Jhaue wattedon the Lod: my foule hath waited, F hae truten in bis word. My foule waiteih on the Lorde mo: then the moning watch waãtcheth foz the mumniig. , 7 Let Iſrael watt onthe Lod: for with the Loris d mercy, and with bimis great redemption. 8. And bee Hall redeeme Iſcael fromal is iniquities. : F PSAL, CXXXI. 1 Dauid charged with ambition & greedy dofire to reigne,protefteth ha humility & modefly before God and teacheth alimen what they [hauld doe, @ A long of degrees, or Plalme _ of Dauid. sy p 2: a mine beart is not hauty , neither are mine epes loftie, neither baue F wale ked in greate matters and hid from me. 2 SurelpF baue behaucd my felfe like one weaned from his mother, aud kept fitence: J amin my ſelke as one that ts < weaned. a Beinzinegreat shftrefe& row. -b Hee declareth y we cannot be luft before God, but by forgiue- ne ffe of finnes. c- Becaufe of na- turethou art mercifuil; there- fore the faithfull reuereneethee, d He thew.thro whom the mercy of God doth ap- pertaine:to lft lem, becaufe that afterward his Atke fhouldremooue to none otherplace. f Lerthe effect of thy grace both appcare inthe prief's & in the people, g As thou firft n-adeft promifeto Dauid ſo continue it to his pofterity,tbat what(oeuer they (haliaske for their people,it may bs granted, h Be- caufe this cannot be accomplifhed bur in Chrilt, it followeth that the — promile was fpirituall.. i Meaning,for his owne fak not forthe plentifuine fe of the place: for hee promiſeth to bleſſe it,declaring be- fore,that itwasbarren, k- Thatis,wirh my protection, wherby they thalbe fafe...1 Though his force for atime feemed to bee broken, yethe promifetktoreftoreit, 2 Myo ſware vnto the Lozde,and bowen bite the mighty God of Jaakob, laying, 3. Jt winot enter inte the Tabernas —— mine boule, no: come pon my palet, er tD, 4 Noꝛ ſuſter mine eyes to Meep,no2 mine eye (tds to tiumber, 5, Untill J Gnd out a place foz the «Lon, ———— foz the mighty God of Jaa: 8 6 Lov, we heard of it ind Ephrathah, and found it inthe fields of the fot. 7 Wee willenter into his Tabernacles, and Wwa fbip befoze bis footitoole. 8 Arile, D Lode, to come into thp *refk, thou,and the arke of thy ſtrength. 9 Letthy Heieſts be clothed with f righ. teoulnefle,and let thy Saints reioyce. 10 For thy s ſeruant Dauids fake refule not the face of thine Annointed. IL Che Loz hath ſworne in trneth onto Dauid,and bee wil not Minke from it, fiy- ing, Df the fruite ofthy body will J (ee vpon thy throne. 12 3fthp nnes keepe my conenant, and my teſtimonies, that J Mall teach them, their fonnes allo fhall fit pon thy throne fo. eller. 13 Fo: the Lord hath cholen Zion, and {o> ued to Dwell in tf,faying, 14 This ts mpreh foz euer: beere wil J Dweil, for 7] havea idelight therein. 15 J wri furclp blefi ber vitailes and wilt fatittie ber poore with becad, f 16 And wiii clothe per pricks with tfal nation and her Saints Wail fhout fe toy. 17 There wil J make the 'bomeof Da- uito bua: for Jhaue ordeined a lighs foz mine Anopnten. PSAL CXXXII. 1 This Pfalme conteineth the commendation of brotherly amity among the feruants of God. @ A long of degreesyorPlalme , of Dauid. Pno » howe goed and howe comes lya thing itis, beethacn to Dwell ceuen ategether, What God did for Ifvael. a Becau’e the -greatelt pate were againſt Dauid, though [ome fa- uoured him, yet when he was efta- blithed king, at leagth they loys ned altogether like brethren, & therfore he fheweth by thefe fimilitudes the commodity of brotherly -foue. b The oyntmét wasa figure of the graces,which come from - Chriftthe head of hisChurch. c¢ By Hermon and Zionhee mea- neth the plentifull countrey about lerufalem, d Wherethere is ſuch concord, a tagether. Wing 2 Icistikete the precious bointinent vpon the head, Y runneth Downe vpon the beard, cuen ynta Aarons beard, which went Downe on the boder of bis garments: And ag the dewe of: Permon, which falleth vpon the mountaynes of Zion: for life kor euer. PL AL. CXXXIILI. x Hee exhorteth the Leuites, watching in the Temple to praife the Lord. € a fong of degrees. a Yerhatare Lé: REND paite pe the Lord, all pe · ſeruants uites,and chiefly of the Lord, ye that by night Kand inthe appointed to this Houle ef tije Lord. — office, » b For their _ty,and patie the Lord. | charge wasnot 3 The Lom that hath emade heauen and _onelytokeepe garth, bleſſe thee out of Zion. - the Temple,but to pray there and to giue Godthankes, c And therefore hathall _ ; power, blefle ches with his fatherly Ioue declared in Zion, Thus the - Leuites vfed to psaife che Lord, and blefle the people. : PSA L. CXXXV. xı Heexhorteth all the faithfallof what eſtate focuser they bee, to praife God for his marueilous works, 12 dr efpecially fr his graces toward his People,wh-rin he hath declared his maiefly, v5 to the confifion of all idolaters,and their idoles, __ @ Pratle pe the Low. paw the frame ofthe Lord: pe ſeruants — ofthe Lord, pzaiſe him. a Ye Leuites 2 Dee that tande in the a bouleofthe chat are in his Loꝛde, and i% the b courts of the houfe ofour Sanctuary. G 8 b Meaningthe 3 JOzaylh pee the Boze: fo: the Lorde is _ people; forthe good: fing yayles vnto bis Fame foz it ig peopleandLe- _ acomety thing. _ courts,which bintetfe,and Iſrael foz his chtefe creature. were places of § For FT know that the Lord is great, and the Temple fepas that aur Tord is aboue all gods. fate, 6 Mhatloeuer pleaſed the Lord,thaténin ¢ Thatis,kath hee in heauen and in earth,in the fea,and in ſreely loued the all the Depths. poſterity of A- 7 Hee bꝛingeth vp the cloudes from the brabam. endes of the earth, ana maketh the light- d He ioyneth nings with the raine: he Dealweth forth the ‘Godspower with wind out ef hts treafures, - biswill,cothe 8 * Wee linote the firk borne of Egypt intentthatwee bothof man and beat. Mould not fepa- 9 He hath (ent tokens and wonders into ratethem:and* the mtns of thee, D Egypt, spon Pharaoh, hereby he willech and bpon all bts feruants. Godspeopleto -10 He ſmote many nattens, and flewe depend on bis mighty kings; © 5 powerywhich he It As Atbon king of the Amozites, and confirmeth by Dgkingof Bathan,and all the kingdomes examples, of Canaan: A Fere 10.03. 12: Ande gauge their lande for an inheri⸗ ~ Exod.11,19. Num21.24,34. € He theweth what fruite the godly conceiue of _ Gods power, wherby they fee how he deftroyeth his cnsmies and de- livercth bis people. Pfalines. å there the Lord appepnted the bleſſing, and 2 Litt vp pour? handes te the Sanctnas Niteshad their * 4 ffozthe Loꝛd hath «chofen Jaakeb ta oe Idoles and their makers. tance, euen an inheritante bute Iſrael his people. 13 Thynamt, D Loꝛd, endureth foz euer; f Thatisgouern D Eon, thy remembzance is from generati- and defendhis en to generation. people, 14 forthe Lord will f iunge bis people, g By thewing and be pacified towards bis (eruanes. what punifhment 15 The stdoles of the heathen are filuer God appoynteth and gold,cuen the worgkeotmens hands. forthe heathen 16 Chephauca month, and ſpeake net: idolaters he war- they baue eyes and fee not. _ neth his people 17 Chephaueecares and hearenot, wei: to beware F like ther ts there any breath ta their mouth. offence, feeing 18 Chey that make them, are like pnta chacidoles haue them: fo areail tac truſt in them. neither power I9 JPzafle the Lo: pee houſe of Iſrael: pratle the Loꝛd ve bouleof Garon. 20 Praile the LoD ye houleof Leui: ye that fearethe Lord, praile the Lod. 20 {zailen be the Lord out ofSion, which Dwelleth in Jeruſalem. Wraile pe the Lord. PSAL. CXXXVL 1 A moft earneft exhortation to gine thanks un to God for the creation and gouernance of añ things,which ſtandeth in confe(fing that bee gi- Heth us all of his meere Liberalty. pert pe the Lord, becauſe beig good: foz bis a mercie endureth fo? euer. ; 2 Paaile pee the God of gods: foz bis mercie endureth foz euer, 4 3 Paꝛailſe pe the Lozd of loes : foz bis mercie endureth fo? euer. 4 VWhich only doech great wonders : foz his mercp endureth foz enet; 5 Mlbich by his wrledome made the Hea- tents ¢ foꝛ his mercie endurech foz enet, ~ 6 hich hath ſtretched out the earth bnon the waters; foz bis b mercy endureth o2 euer. l TE CUbich made great lights + fog his of: mercie endureth fo euer. which the whole 8 Asthe funne te rule the Day: foz big people vied, mercy endureth fo? ener: * when they had 9 The moone and the arresto gouern receiued any be- the night : foz bis mercie endureth fozeugr. neſit of God, Io (hich (mote Egypt with therr fir as2.Chron,7.6, bone : (for his mercie endureth for eter) and 20.21.mea~ Il gnd ‘brought out Iſrael from among ning,thar God them: (fo2 hts mercy endureth Foz euer.) was not onely — 12 Cith amightie band and 4 ſtretched merciful to their out arme : (foz bis mercie endureth foz ener ) fathers but alfo I3 C&thich diuided the red Dea in two continued the parts : foz his mercte endureth fo? euer: fame to their - 14 And made Iſrael to palle thozowe the pofterity. middes of it: foz bis mercie endureth foz e⸗ c¢ Gods merei- uel: ; full prouidence I5 And ouerthrewe Pharaoh and His toward man ap- holtein the red Mca : fo2 his mercy endureth peareth inall his forener. creatares, but 16 Thich led his people thoꝛow the ewil⸗ chiefly in that Dernes: foz his mercy endureth fozeuers that he deliuered 17 hich finote great Kings: fo bis his Church from mercy endurech foz ener: ; the thraldome ` 18 Ano flew fmighty kings; fog his mer- oftheir enemies. ci¢ endureth foz cuer : d In doing fuck a worke as was ‘neuer donebefore,nor that any other could doe, e Where furthe ſpace of forty yeeres hee {hewed infinite and moft ftrange wonders. £ Declaring thereby thatno power nort authority wasfo deai e vat himas the loug of his Church, nor life, and that their deliverance came not by i= doles, but by the mightie power of God. read Pfal, 115 verſe 4. a By this repeti- tien he fheweth that the lealt of Gods benefites bind vs to thankelgiuings butchieflybis à mercie,whichis | principally de- clated towards his Church. b This was a common kinde“ of thankfgiuing, Ig As The Churchin captiuitie. $ gInougreaet 19 As Bihon king of the Amopites ¢ foz _ affiiQionand fia hig mercy endureth foz euer ; ucric,whenwce 20 Ana Dg thekingof Batan ; for bts looked forno- mercy endureth fo? euer: A thingleffethen 21 And gaue their land foz an heritage: tobiuchad any fo? bis mercy endureth fog ever : : - fuccour, 22 Eucnan heritage vnto Iſrael his fers h Seeiug yGod Want: for his mercy endureth fo? euer prowideth,euen 23 CUibich reimembzed vg in our 8 bale es forf beafts:much fate: foz bis mercy endureth Foz euer: more hath hee 24 And bath relcued vs from our oppreſ · carcourrhis. fourg: forts mercyendurethfopeuer; iSccingthata 29 Ahich giueth food to alt ficlh;foz his ageshauchad Mercy endureth foz ever. : moft plaine te- 26 i zaile ye the God of heanen ; foz bis Rimoniesof Mercy endureth fo? euer, Gods benefits, ee PSAL, CXXXVII, 1 Thepeople of God in their banifhment [cin Godstrue religion decay , ued in greatangui && forow of heart :the which griefe the Chaldeans did fo little pitie, 3 that they rather encreafed the fame dayly with taunts, reproches & blafphemies againft God.7 Wherfore the Ifraclites defire God, firft to pumfh the Edomites, who prousked the Ba- bylonians againft them, 8 and mooued by the Bi- rit of God, propheſie ihe deſtruction of Babylon, where they were handled fotyrannoujly. Ð the riuers of Babel weelate, and there bode a longtime 4 me wept, when we remembzed zion. : & albeit that the 2 Ae hanged ourbarpes bpon the twil coitrcy wasplea- {owesinthemtos>thereof fant, yetcouldic 3 hen they that ied vs captiues, < res fot ftay our quired of vs ſongs and mirth, when we had teares, nor turne pengen bp our harpes, faying, Sing vg one of fromthetrue the tongs of Sten, fetvice of our 4 Wow hall we fing, faydwee, a fong of the Loza in a ſtrange land? 5 $ JEJ forget thee,D Fernfalem,tet my tight band fozget to play, 6 FEF doe not remember thee, let my fpakethus in tongue cleaueto the roofe of mp mouth:yea, isgvsjas il 3] pzeferre not Jerulalem to mp © chiere gh by ourfi- toy, mcewefhould 7 Remember the childzen of Edom, D Lozd, inthe s Day of Jerufalem, which tatn, . Rafe tt, vate it to rhe foundation thereof. D vaughterof Babel, worthy to bee deſtroyed, blefied thall he be that rewardeth fitbfull aretou- thee as thon bhatt ſetued bs. fedwith their — 9 Bleſſed thallheebee that taketh and itticular griefes, Dalheth thy childzenagaint the kenes, tthe common row of the Church is mof grieueus vnto them , & is fuch as they Innot but rememberand lament, e The decay of Godsreligion their countrey was {0 grieuous, that no ioy could makethem glad, Cept it were reftored. f According as Ezekiel,2 5.13.8 Ier.49.7. rf prophefied : and Obadiah verfe 10 (heweth that the Edomuites, lich came of Efau , confpited with the Babylonians againft their ethren & kinsfolke. g Whenthon dideft vifit Ierufalem. h He udeth to Elies prophefie chap, 13.and;16. verfe, promifing good sceffe to Cyrusand Darius, whom ambition mouec to fight againft Byion ; but God vied them as his rods to puni(h his enemies. - PSAL, CXXXVITL a Thatis,wea- F Ov 4 ¥ Dawid with great courage praifeth the good- gj : nele of God toward him,the which is fò great, 4 * that itis knowen to ſorraine princes, who fall A i praife the Lord together with bim. 6 And hee is affured to haue like comfort of God inthe time filling, as he hath had beretoftre, Pfalines. NothingfecrettoGod. 24% ¶ A Plalme of Dauid. [= Patle thee with my whole heart teuen i befoze thea gods will J pratle thee. a Euen inthe 2 J will ——— toward thine holy preſence of An- > Semple, and praite thy Mame, becaule oF gels,and of then thy lontng kindneffe and fo? thy truet : foz chat baue autho- thou hat magnified thy same aboue all ritie among men, things by thy word, b Both¥ Temple 3, Chen J called, then thou heardeſt me, and ceremonial and batt tion, thou € haft couered anne bead in che Day of battell, 8 Lect notthe wicked haue bis Belive,D Lozd,! performe not bis wicked thought, let they be proud. Selah. 9 Asforsthechicteok them, that com- paffe mee about, let the milchtefe of thete owne lips come vpon then. IO Let coales tall upon them: let 4 him caltthein into the fire, and into the deepe pits that they rite not. {I For the backbiter (hall not bee eftabli- Hed bponthe earth + euill Hail i bunt the: cruell man to deſtruction. 12 J know thatthe Lod will auenge the afilicted, and tudge the pooze. 13 Hurelpthe righteous hall prayſe thp Faure, & the tuk Hallowell in thy paclence. Prayers againft the wicked. a e Hee callethee God with liucly + faith, being afiu~ red of his mercies becaufe he had before time prooued, that God helped bim euer in his dangers, f For itisin Gods hand to ouerthrow the counfels and en- terprifes of the wicked, g Itfeemeth that healluderh to Saul, h To wit, God ; for Dauid fawe that they were teprobate, and that there was no hope of repentance in them. i Gods plague thal lighe vpon him in fuch fort, that he {hallnot efcape. k Thatis, (hall bee defended and preferued by thy fatherly prouidence and care, PSAL, CXLI, 1 Dauid being grieucufly perſecuted under Saal, onely fleeth unto God to haue fuccour, 3 defiring him to bridle hu affections, that hee may patienti abide till God take vengeance of his enemies, @ A Plalme of Danin. Ot, Je call vpon thee haſte thee vnto — heare mp voyce, when Icrie vnto oa 3 a Hee fheweth that there is none otherrefuge in n I continually fe new oceafionsto meditate in thy wifedome & topraife thee. o He teacheth vs boldly to contemne al ¥ batred of the wicked and friendthip of the world, when they would let vsto ferus Godfincerely. p Or any heinous way or rebellious ; mea- ning, that though he were fubie& to finne, yet was hee not giuen to wicked neffc, and to prouoke God by rebellion, q That is conti- 2 Let my prayer be directed in thy fight our necefiiies, — asincente, & the >lifting yp of mine bandg but onely tofice as an euening factifice. vnto Godfor _ 3 Set a watch, D Lord,befoze my mouth, comfort of foule and keepe the doore of my lips. b Hee meauerh, 4 Incline not mine heart to enill that J bis earneſt zeale fhould cõmit wicked works with men that and gefture, nue tby fauour towards me to the end, à Which perfe- cuteih mee of PSAL, CXL, 1 Dauid complainethof the crueltie, falfhood and iniuries of his enemies, 8 Azainft the which he prayeth unte the Lord, & aſſureth himfelfe of bis helpe and ſuccour. 12 Wherefore he proua- keth the iuſt to praiſe the Lord, & to affure theme Selues of his tuition. C Co him that excelleth. A Palme of Dauid auid. pens me, D Loz, from the evillman; pꝛeſerue me from the a cruellman. 2 Ahich imagine enill things in their malice and with- bheart, and make warre continually. out caule, b That is,by their falfe cauil= lations and lies they kindle the hatred of the wickedagaintt mee, 3 Thep haue Hharpned their torques like a ſerpent : © adders poylon is vnder their lips, Selah. 4. Keeped me, D Loz, from the hands of the wicked : preſerue me from the cruell man which purpalerhtosaunle my eps to ide. The prondehauclaive a ſnare foz me, wozke iniquitie: and let me not cate of their è pelicates. : : § Lettherighteous finite mes for that is abenche : and iet: him reproue mec, and ic thalibe a precious ople, that Wall not bꝛeake mine head ¢ fo: within a while 3 hall euen f pay tn their miferies. 6 Mhen their iudges Halbe cat downe in tonie places thep ihalls heare my tods, foz they are fweete. 7 Dur bones lie ſcattered atthe'graucs wayeseither | mouth, as hee that heweth wood oz Diggeth from thinking orexecuting — 8 But mineeypes looke nto thee, D Lod vengeance, inthe earth. À God: in thee is my truf; leauc not mp ule deſtitute. the wozkers of iniquitie. gether, whiles J efcape. profperitie allt 9 Keepemee fromthe ſnare, which they merobe wick haue laide for mee, and from the grennes of asthey are. ~ eat c He couldab IO Let the wicked fall into ihig nets*toe all correction thatcame of a ; loning heart, f By patience] ſhall feethe wicked fo tharply handled, thaz.I fh which he vied in prayer, alluding: to the facrificess which were by Gods.commane dement offered. in the olde law, c Hee defireth God to keepe f thoughtsand — d Let not thei § e Heetheweth and{pread a net with cords in my pathway, what weapons and fet arennes foz me. Selah. the wicked vie, 6 Therefore J faid vntothe Lod, Thou “when power and force failethem, d He declareth what isthe remedi¢ ofthe god- dy, when they are opprefied by the wosldlings, for pitie pray for them, g.. The people which followed their ked rulersin — the Prophet, hall repent and turneto Gi when they fee their wicked rulers puniſhed. bh Hereappearetht Dauid was miraculoufly deliucred out of mamy deaths, as, 3 Co 9,10, i Into Godsnets, whereby he catcheth the wicked in owne malice, K Sothat none ofthem efcape, PSAL, ) Dauid prayeth being afflicted. a Dauids pati- ence and inftant prayer to God condemneth cheit wicked rage, which in their troubles either defpaire and murmure a- gainft God,or cile feeketo o- thersthento God to haue re- drefle in their mifeties, IEbr. was folden or wrapped in me, meaning, as A thing that could haue none iſſae. || Or, feught for my foule. b Thoughall PSATL. CXE M: 2 The Prophet neither aſtonied with feare,nor sarted.away with anger, nor forced by defperatio, would kill Saul: but with a quiet minde directed ha earne/t prayer to Gad who did preferme him, Ç A Plalme of Dauid to gine inſtruction, and a player when he was inthe cave. ] Cryed bnto the Lord with my voyce: with my vepce F * prayed vnto the Lod. 2 FZ powzed out mp meditation before uea Declared mine affliction in bis pze» ence. 3 Though my lpirit t was in perplerity in me, pet thou kůeweſt my path:in the wap wherein J walked, haue they priuily laide a finare for me, 4 J looked bpon my right hand, and be» belo, but there was none that world knowe me: all refuge failed me,aad none h cared fog my forte. § Then crped F onto thee, D Lod, and fayd, Chou art mine? bope, and my poztion in the land of theliuing. 6 Wearken bute my cry,fo2 J am brought berplow ; Deliver me frem my perlecurers, foz they are too trong foz me. 7 Bring my foule out of « prifon, that F may praple thy Rame t chen fhall che righte- ous 4 come about me, when chou art beng- ciali onto me. meanes failed himsyet hee knewe that God would neuer forfake him, c Førhewasonall fides bekt with his enemies, as though hee had bencina moft ftrait prifon, d Hitherto reioyce at my wonder- full deliuerance, ox to fet a crowne vpon my head, PSAL- CXLIIIL 1 An earneſt prayer for remiffion of finnes, ac- knowledging that the enemies did thus crueHy perfecute bun by Gods iuſt iudgement. 8 He def- reth to bereftoredto grace, 10 To be gouened by his holy pirit that he may {pend the remnant of bis Life in the true feare and feruice of God, CA [Platine of Danid. Hea my prayer, D Lorde, and hearken vnto my (upplication: anfwer me in thy a Thatis,asthou * trueth,and in thy > rightcoutnefie. halt promifed to be faithful in thy promife to all that truft in thee, b Thatis,accor- ding tothy free tbe te cun ae me ie maps. vant: for in thp: all none that eee pay eg — 02 the enemie bath perſecute loule, hee hath ſmitten my litedowne tothe earth: be bath lain me in the darkeneſſe, as poadnes, where- thep that bane bene dead d long agoe : y thou defen- deft thine. ce Heknew that his afflictions were Gods mef- j f fengerers to call bim to repen- o 3 . "O toward his ene- ies he wasin- ed to afhes, 4 Ind my Spirit was in perpleritiein meand mine "heart within me was amaled. § , Yer doe F remember the time ‘pak: F meditate in all thy workes, yea, J] Doe medi- tate in the workes of thine hands. 6, Iſtretch forth mine hands vnto thee ? my foule Defireth after thee, as the thirtie land, Selah. _7. Weare me ſpeedily, D Lord,for my fpi» tit kaileth: hide not thy face from mee, els J [nocent and that in Gods fight all men arefinners.. d Heacknow- geth that Godis the onely and true phyfitiorto heale him: and hat he is able to raife him co life, though he were dcad long ago, and e Sothat onely by faith ard by the grace of Gods irit he was vpholden. f To wit, thy great benefits of olde, and raanifolde examples of thy fauour toward thine. Palmes. Salt = Ike vnto them that coe Dawre inte £ pit. : 8 Let mee heare thplouing kindnelſſe in the g morning, foz in thee is my trut: > hers me the way that J Moula walke in, fo2 3 tite bp my loule vnto me. 9 Deliuer me, D Loyd, from méne ene- mies: fori J| hin me with thee. 10 *@each ine to! Doe thy will: fo: thou art mp God: let thygosd (ptrit lead me bata the land of rightceultieffe, II Quicken me, D Lord, for top Frames fake, and foz thy tightcoulnedle baing mp foule ont of trouble. 12 Gnd foz thy mercie m flap mine ene- Mies, aud Delroy all them that oppzefle mp foule; foz J am thy» ſeruant. The dayes of man, eh: | 242 AS E That is, pees dily, and in due feafon, h Lecthine holy [pirit counfell me howto come footth of thefe great caresand troubles, i Ihid my felfe vnder f (hadow of thy wings, that I might be de< · fended by thy ower. He confeffeta that both the knowledge and obedience of Gods will commeth by the fpiritof God , who teacheth vs by his word, ciueth vnderſtan- ding by his {pirit, and frameth our hearts by his grace to obey him, l Thatis, iuftly and aright: for fo foone as wee decline from Gods will, wee fall into error. m Which hall bee a figne of thy fatherly kindneffe toward me, a Refigning my felfe wholy vnto thes, and trufting in thy protection. PSA L, (CXLIIEE 1 He praifeththe Lord with great «ft Aion & humility for his kingdome reftored, & for his vi- hortes obtained, § denanding help & the defiru- ction of the wicked, 9 promifing to acknowledge the fame with fangs of praifis, 15 and declareth wherein the felicstie of any people confifteth. Ç A Plalme of Danid. y Bice beethe Lord my ftrenath, which ateacheth my bands to fight, and my fin: gers to battell, 2 Heismyp goodnes and my fortreffe, my tower, and + my Beliucrcr,my ſhield, and in a J trut which ſubdueth mp > people vus er me. 3. Lod, what is man that thou «regar- dek him! or the fonne of man that thou thins ke bpon him! : 4 Dan islike to vanitie: his dayes are like a Hanow that vanitheth. şs Wow thine heauens ,D Lorde, and come Downe: touch the mountatnes , and they hall make- ; 6 eCaſt forth the lightning and (catter them: oote ont thine arrowes, and con: fumethem. 7 Hendthine hand from aboue: deliuer me, and take me out ofthe great fwaters, and from the hand of rangers, 8 thole mouth talketh vanttie: t their tight band isa right hand ofe falſhood. 9 Iwill fing a* new fong vnto thee, D Gov, and fing vuto thee bpona viole, and an intrument of ten ſtrings. Io Icisheethat giueth deliuerance vnto a Who of 4 poore fhepheard hath made mee a valiant warriour and mighty cone quetour. 4Ebr. ray delines rer unto me: for the Prophet cane not fatisfie hime felfe with any words, b He confeffeth that neither by his owne autho- ritie, power, nor policie,his kings dome was quct but by the fecret grace of God. c To giue vnto God iuft praife, isto confefle out felues to be vn- worthy of fo ex- cellent benefits, and that hee be- ftoweth them vpon vs of his free mercy. d Hee defiteth God to continue bis graces, and to fend helpe for the prefent neccflitie, e By thefe manner of {peaches hee fheweth that allthe lets in the world cannot hinder Gods power, which hee apprehendeth by faith, f Thatis, deliuer me fromthe tumult of them that fhould bee my people, but are corrupt in their indgement & enterprifes, as though z ae they were ftrangers. g For though they fhakehands, yet they keepe not promife, b Thatis,ararcand excellent fong, as thy great bee nebts deferues ; Qh 2 Rings aor The end of Gods works. Kings and re(cueth Danid hisiferuant from the burt full fwo, Il Refcue me, and Deliver mee from the handof ttrangers, whole mouth talketh va⸗ nitie, and their right hand is a right bande i Though wic- ked Kings bee called: Gods fer- - nants,as Cyrus, Tfai,45.1.foral- much as he vſeth ef falhon ; themtoexecute 12 That ourkfonnes may be as the plants hisiudgements: gtowing vp tn their youth, and our daugh⸗ yet David be-~ ters as the conet ftones, grauen after the ft caufeofGods militude ofa palace: promife,and 13 That our coznersmay be full, and ae theythatrule bounding with Diners ſorts, and that our godly,are pro- . fyecpe may batug forth thoufands and tenne perly fo called, thonland in our ſtreets: becaufe they 14 Chatour = oven may be ſtrong tola- feruenot their Dour; that there be none thuation,noz going owneaffeGions, out,toz no crying tn out treets. but fet foorth ty Wlefled are the people,that be = fo,yea, Godsglory. bleiled are p people, whole God ts the Lod. k Hedefireth God to continue his benefits toward his people, counting the procre- ation of childrenand their good education among the chiefeft of Godsbenefits, l Thatthe very corners of our houfes may be full of ftore for the great abundance of thy bleſſings. m Heattribu- teth not onely the great commodities, but euen the leaft alfo to Gods fauour. n And if God giuenotto all bis children all thefe blef- fings , yet he recompenfeth them with better things. i ; PSAL. CXLV. Thi Pſalme was compofed,when the kingdom of Dauid flourifhed. 1 Wherein hee defèrsbeth the wonderful prousdence of God aſwel in gouerning man, asin preferuing all the vrejt of hu creatures, 17 Hepraifeth God for his iuſtice and mercie, 18 But [pecially for his louing kindnes toward thafe that ca v pon him, that feare him, and loue him: 21 For the which hee promifeth to pray fe him for ehere A Pfalme of Dauidof papie. a He fheweth My God.and King, 2 F will extoll thee, what factifices and will bleſſe thy Mamie for euer and are pleafant and guer. acceptablevnto 2 J willbleile thee Daily, and prayſe thy God: euen praiſe Mame foz euer and euer. and thankeigi- b Great is the Lord, and moſt worthy ming, and feeing that God fill - penfi continuethhis 4: Generation (al prayſe thy works vn · benefits towards toẽ generation,and Declare thy power. vs,weoughtne- § J wil meditate ofthe beautte of thy giles uertobe weary rious mateftie, and thy wonderfull workes, inprayfinghin 6 And they hall tpeake of the power of for the fame, thy 4 fearefull actes, and J will declare thy b Hereby he de- greatneffe. ‘careththatall 7 They Wall break out into the mention powerisfubie& ofthygreat goodneſſe, and hall fing atonde vnto God,and = of thy righteoulnefie. that no worldly: § *@ be Lozd is gracious andemerciful, promotionought flotu to auger,and of great mercy. toob(cure Gods o The Loꝛd is good to aland his mer⸗ glory. cies are ouer all His workes. j c Forafmuchas I0 Gil thy morkespzayle thee, D Lode, theend ef mans AND thy Saints bleſſe thee, creation,and of } his preferuation in this life, istoprayfe God, therefore he requireth that not onely we our feluesdo this, but canfe all other to doethe fame. d Of tby terrible iudgements againſt the wicked. Exod, 34.6. e Hedefcribeth after what fort God (heweth himfelfe to all his creatures, though our finneshaue prouoked his vengeance a- Painft all: to wit, mercifull, not onely in pardoning the finnes of bis elect, but in doing good cuento the reprobate, albeit they cannot feele the fivect comfort of the fame. * tobe praifen.ane hts greatnefieis incompre· e. Pſalmes. Ir They ſhewe the glory of thy king» dome, and ſpeake of thy power, 12 Cocaule bis s power tobe knowen to thefonnes of men, and the glogious renowne of bis kingdeme. Doge 13 Eby*king dois an enerlafting kinga dome, and thy Dominion endureth thoꝛowout all ages. 14 The Loꝛd vpholdeth all that kal, and lifteth vp all that are ready to fall.. . Is The eyes of i all wait vpon thee, any thou giuct them their meate in Due fraton. 16 Chow openett thine band and Altett all things living of thy good pleaſure. j 17 Che Lozoe s k righteous tn all bis waÿes, and Holy in all bis works. 18 The Loz is necre vnto all that call wpon bim: yea, te allthat call vpon him in Itrueth, 19 We will fulfill themDelire of hem that feare him: be allo will heare their crie, and will faue them. 20 The Lowe preferueth all them that lone him : but he wti Delroy ail the wicked. Truſt onely in the Lord, < f The prayfe of thy glory appea- reth inalithy creatures : and though the wice ked would ob- ſcure the fame by thesr filence,yet the faithfull are > ener mindful) - of the fame.: g Hefheweth - that all things are out of order, butonely whefé God reigneth, Dan.7.14. par * h Who being in miferie and affidtion,would faint and fall a- way,if Goddid not vphold thé, 21 9y mouth thatl{peake the prayſe of and therefore the Lorde, and all> fleth hail blefle his holp they onght to 1 Name foz euer and euer. reuerence him, . that reigneth in heauen, and fuffer themfeluesto bee gouerned byhim, i Towit, a(well of manas of bealt. k He praifeth God,not only for that he is beneficial to all his creatures, butalfo in that thathe iuftly pue nifheth the wicked,and mercifully examineth his by the croffe,gining them 5 and deliuering them. 1 Which onlyappertainethto l the faithfu pacience, and murmuring. m nothing, but according to his will, 4, Iohn 5.14. men fhall be bound to prayfehim. PS. AG CXLVE 1 Dauid declareth his great xeale that he hath to prayſe God, 3 and teacheth not to truſt in man but onelyinGod almightie, 7 which deliuereth the afflicted, 9 defendeth the ftrangers, comfor- teth the fatherleffe , and the wédewes, 10 reigneth for etere € Pzaife ye the Loꝛd. perk thou the Lod, D my afoule. C 2 FJ will prayſe the Lorde During my life ; as long as J haue any being, wil fing vnto my God. ; 3 Puc not your truſt in? pinces, norin * ſoñne of man, foz there is none helpe in un, 4 Dis breath departeth,andhe returneth to bis earth : then bis < thoughts pertih. § Bleflen ishe,that hath the Gon of Jaa: F — belpe, whole hope is in che Lod is God. 6 cAhich made 4heauen andearth, the fea, andallthat therein is: which keepeth his fidelttiefozener: 7. WMibicherecuteth tultice © for the op- preted: which gtueth bread to the hungry: the Lod loofeth the prifoners. 8 The Lome gtueth fight to theblinde: the Lod raiſeth pp the crooked: the Lode d He encourageth the godlyto truft onely in the Lord, both fi that his powerisableto de ĩuer them from all danger,and for kisp mite fake his willis moft ready to doit. e Whofefaithand p ence for awhilehe trieth, but at length he punitheth the aduerfari¢ that he may be Knowen tobe iudge ofthe world. loueth :and this vertue is contrary to inſidelitle, doubting,ime j For they will aske or with for B Thatis, all — a He flirreth vp © i A aħd A i bis affe&ions to prayfeGod. b That God may haue the whole — prayfe : wherein. he forbiddeth all vaine cofidence, fhewing that of nature weare more inclined to put our truft in: creatures, thenim God the Creater, c As their vain opinions, wheres by they flatterec them(elues, and | fo imagined wi ked enterprife Gods prouidence. f Thoughhe vi- fleueththe righteous, firethem by af- Cie Loe keepeth thee rangers: he flidion,hunger, relteueth the fathericiie and widow: but bec imprifomment ouerthroweth the way of che wicked. sh andfuchlike,yet 10 The Loza thal "reigne foz cuers D 3i- his fatherly loue om, thy God endureth from generation te gee & pitie neuer fai- neration. Pꝛaiſe pe the Lod. leth them,yea ra- t ther to his thefe are fignes of bis loue. g Meaningall them , that are deſtitute of worldly meanes and fuccour, h Hee aflureth the Church that God reigneth for cuer for the preferuation of the fame, Pfalmes. 18 Hee fendeth his wad and melteth them: be cauſeth bis winde toblowe,and the waters How, : 19 Wee ſheweth his m wid vnto Jaa- kab, Ai fatutes and pis iudgements vate Hor te 20 He hath notdealt fo with euery nati- on, neither haue they *knowen his tnoge- ments. Pꝛailſe ye the Lord. The praife of God. 243! \ À oh m Asbefore he called Gods fes cret workingin ' all his creatures hisword: fo he meaneth here, "h by his word,the - | doctrine of life e⸗ uerlafting,which’ | he hath left to bis Church,as a mof precious treafure, n ‘The cauſe + PSAL, CXLVII, 1 The Prophet praifeth the bountie wifedome, power iuftice, and prouidence of God vpon ali hus wy creatures, 2 But fpecsally vpon hu Charch,which bee'gathercth together after their difperfion, 19 Declaring bis word and usdgement fo unto them, ashe hath done to none other people. a He fheweth past pee the ord, fozit is good to fing wherin we ought £ vitto our God: foz it is a⸗ pleatant thing, toexercife our and piatfe is comely. ° feluescontinually 2 @bhe Lod doth buila tp > Jerulalem, and to take our paftime: to wit,in c Withafflidi- on, or forrow for finne. d Thoughit _ feeme to man in- credible that God - fhould affemble his Church,being fo difperfed: yet nothiag can be too hardto him, that can number and name all the ftarres. _e For the mere highthat the wic- ked climbe, the greater istheir and gather toxcther the diſperſed of Iſrael. 3 ipec healcth thole that are < boken iii praifingGod. pears and bindeth vp their lees. b Becaufe the 4 He dcounteth the number ofthe tats, Lordis the and calicththemallbptbeitnames, founder of the § Great ic ous Loyd, and great is his ~ Church,itean power: bis wiledoine is infinite. notbedeftroyed, 6 The Lozdrclicneththe mecke, anda» though the mem- baleth the wicked tothe. ground. bers thereof be 7 Sing vnto the Lord with praile: fing difperfed,and bpon the barpe punto cur Hod, k ſeeme asit were TUbhich t couerety the heauen with foratimetobe clouds, and pzepareth raine foz the careh, cutoff, and maketh the grafie ta grow bpon the mountaines: k 9 CAbich gineth to beaſts their food,and tothe yong rauens that serie. To He hath not pleaſure in the | Trength J an bazie, neither delighteth be in the legs [è] man. IL But the Lord delighteth in them that feare him, and attend vpon bis mercie, 12 Hꝛaiſe the Lord, D Jeruſalem: praile tby God,D Zion. 13 Fo hee hath mave the barres of thy gates! ftrong , and hath bleſſed thy childzen within thee. : 14 be letteth peace in thy bogdere,and fa- tifiteth thee with the + floure of wheate. 15 He fendeth forth his « commandement vpon earth, and bis word runneth very Ifwiftly. of this difference, is Gods free mercie , which hat Sonne Chrift Iefus to faluation: and lus iuft iudgement, whereby heg hath appointed the reprobateto eternal! damnation. © — PSAL CXLVIIT, s He proucketh all creatures to prarfetle Loyd in heauen and earth awd ali places, 14 Specially- hws Church, for the power that he hath ginen tothe fame after that hee had chofenthem and ioyned them vato hint. ¶ Praile pee the Lod, Raple pee the Lord from the heauen: paatte pee him in the high places, 2 Patle pee bün, all pce? his Angels: paile bim all fis armie. 3 Pꝛaile yee btm, b amne and moone: paii pee him all bzight ttarres, 4 (Praile pee him, heanens of heauens dnd è waters that be aboue the heanens. § Let them praiſe the Mame of the Lom? fo? he commanded, and they were created. 6 Andhe hath etkablihen them fo2 ener and ener: he hath made an ordinance, which Hall not paffe. 7 Paaile pe the Loz from the earth, yee e Dragons and all depths: t Five and Daile, ſnowe and vapours, ſtormie winde, which erecute bts word: Mountaines and all pilles, fruitfull trees and all cedars: 10 Bealts and all catteil,creeping things and feathered foules: II £ Kings of the earth and all people, princes and all iudges ofthe wold: 12 Dong men and maidens, alle old men and children: 13 Let them praiſe the name of the Loyd: fo2 bis name onely ts to bee exalted, and big peat aboucthe earth and the heauens 14 Foꝛ bee bath cxalted the » horue of his peopic, which is 3 praile foz all bis Saints, euen fo? thei childzen of Iſrael a people thar is Reere pnto pim. Jat yee the LoD. _reatures,this = i -c Notthat there — h eleted his im hie4 a Becaufethey are members of the fame body, he fetreth them be- fore oureyes, ` whicharemoft — willing hereun= ` to,and by their prompt obedi- “i enceteachysto “ doe our dueties b- Inthat Gods glory fhinethin’ © thefeinfenfible their beauti¢is ag a continual] prays | fingof God, are diuershea- uens: but becaufe of the {pheres and of the fituation of the fixed ſtars and planetshe . ı comprehendeth — by this word the: ` whole heauen, d ‘That is the rainewhichisin 1 the middleregi- ` 16 We giueth frow like wooll, and {catte rith the hoare frottlikeathes. _ 17 He cakteth fooeth his pee like morſels: Godsmightie who can abide the cola thereof? power,goodneffe and wifedome, that wee can neuer want moft iuft occafion to praife God. g Fortheircryingisas it were a confefiion of their neede, which cannot bee relieued but by God onely : then if God thew him- felfe mindfull of the moft contemptible foules, can ne fuffer them to die with famine,who he bath affured of life euerlafting? h Though to vſe lawfull meanes is both profitzble and pleafeth God, yetto put our truft in them, is to defraud Ged ofhishonour. i He doth not onely furnifh his Church with all things neceflaric, but preferveth al- fo the fame,and maketh it ſtrong againftall outward force. {Ebr.fat. k His fecret working in al creatures is as a commandement to keepe them in order,andto give them moouing and force, 1 Forimme. diatly and without refifling, allthings obey bim, ~ fallin the end, F He fheweth by the examples of onof theaire, which he bere comprehendethynder the. name of the heauens.. e Meaning,the great and monflrous filhes,as whales and f fuch like, f Which comenot bychance or fortune, but by Gods J appointed ordinance, g Forthe greater giftes that any hathrecei- · ued, and the mere high that one is preferred, the more bound is hee W to praife God forthe fame : but neither hie noy low condition or de= jj greecan bee exempted from this duetie. h Thatis, thedignitic, 1 power and glory of hisChurch, i By reafon ofhiscoucnant made £ with Abraham. P SAL. CXLIX; 1 An exhortation to the Churchtopraife the Lord for hù viciorie and conqueft,that hee giuetly his Saints againft allmans power. E | Gjpratle ye the Loyd. aFor bissare and, 4 GC Pas vec ante the Lord * anew fong: let manifoldbene- } Shis praile bec beard inthe Congregation frsbeftowedon _ of Saints. hisChusch, Db 3 2 Let The glory ofthe Saints. b Inthathat 2 Let Iſrael reiopcein bim that > made they gere pre · ¶ him, aud ſet the children of Zren reioyce in tarred beforeall gheré Ling. othernations,ic 3 Let them prai his Mame with the was as.anew flute : let then ting pratles vnto biu with creation,and = thetimbsellandbarpe. -| | therefore Pial. 4 Forthe Lard bath pleafure in his peo» 95 they were : ple; be will make che mecke glozions bp Dee called the fheepe tincrance. p : of Godshaniis, Let the Daints bee fopful with glozy, © For Godashe {et them fing lowde vpon their abeds. _istheCreatorof 6 Let the high actesof God bee tuthetr thefouleand month, and a two edged ſworde in their body,fowiilhe hands, that both two 7 © Coerecute vengeance vpon the hea: feruehin, and. them,and cozrections among the people: that his people 8 Tobindel their kings in chatnes,and be continually their mobles with ketters ot proin, — - ſauhiect vntobim - O That they map execute vpon them the astocheirmoft iudgement that ts 8 weitten: this honour ~ Jawfull King. thalbe to all his Saints. Pꝛaiſe pe the Loza. ~ d Healludcth ` to that continuall reft and quietneffe , which they thould haue , if they would ufer God to rule them, e ‘This is chicfly accompli- ` fhed in the kingdome of Chrif , when Gods people for iult cau‘es execute Gods iudgements againft bis enemies : and it giueth no li- | beitie to any to rcuenge their private iniuries. f Not onely the people, bur the kings that wetetheir cncmits, fhould bee deftroyed. g Hereby God bindeth the hands and mindes of all bis to enterprife mo further then he appointeth. ~~ se * This word Pro- “uerbe,or parablzy _ fignifieth agraue and notable fen- tence, worthy to be keptin memo- | Fie: and isfome- - time taken in the euill part for a mocke, or {coffe, Salomons {¢ruants, and indited by hime CHA PT. T The power and vſe of the word of Ged. 7 Of the feare of God gr knowledge of his word.10 We may not con fènt to thecntilings of fianers 20Wif- dome comp laineth that fhce i contemzed, 24 The punifhment ef them that contemne her. Re Dy ie Parables of Galomon ) the fone of Danin Ring of AIſcael. $ ( > oy 2 To know wildome and aS a That ts,what wee oughtto inftriction, to vnderſtand E Know and folow, re the weds > of knowledge, |f and what wee 3 To receiuee inſtruction to doe weiclp, }oughttorefufe, by aiuſtice and indgement and eguitte, | b Maning the 4 To giue vnto chec fimple warpenecTe f wordofGod, pf iwit, and tothe thilde knowledge and dil T wherinisthe only cretion. : : I tueknowledge, = § A wife man Hallbeare and increafe in Je Tolearneto learning andaman aff vnderſtanding Gal P fubmit our felues attatite puto wile counſels, ' | to the correction A f ofthofethat are wife. d By Tuing tuftly, and rendring to every man that whichappettaineth vnto him, e To fuch as haue no dif- f cretionto rulethemfelues. f As hee theweththatthele purables, | | conreiming the effe of religion as touching maners and do@rine,do |) appertaine to the fimple people: fo doth he declare, that the fame are ) alfo neceflarie for them that are wile and learned. Prouerbes. — a” Tee ae The intiGugs of finners. PSAL CL, 1 An exhortation te praife the Lerd withoue ceafe by all maner of wayes, for all hu mighty and wonuer full workes, i @ Paik veethe Lap. | oA, pate pe God in his ⸗ Sanctuarie: paile a That is inthe pe bim tn the > fimament ofthis power, hecuen. 2 Jpratle yee him in his mightie Actes: b For his won- paile yee him accozding to pts excellent desfull power ap. greatueſſe. peareth in the fir- 3 PBꝛeaile pee him in the found of the mament,which c trumpet: patie pee bin vpon the viole and in brew is called the barye, a firetching out, 4 Pꝛaiſe pe bim with tinbzel and flute: or fpreading a- praile pee him with virginals and oꝛgans. broad,wherin § Pꝛaiſe pee hun with founding cyme the mightic work bais: praile pee hun with high founding of God thineth, cymbals. c Exhortingthe 6 Let every thing that hath d bzeath, people onely to paile the LoD. Praiſe pe the Lod, reioyce in pray- ` fing God, he maketh mention of thofe inftruments, which by Gods commavnide- ment were appointed in the old Law, but ynder Chrif the vſe theres of is abolifhed in the Church, d Hee ſheweth that all the orcee of nature isbound to this duetie, and much more Gods children, who ought neuer ro ceale to prayfe him , till they bee gathered into thar kingdome , which hee kath prepared for his, where they fhald fing euei lating praile. — Sy The *Prouerbes of Salomon, THE ARGVMENT. He wonderfull ioue of God toward hi: Church, is declared in this booke: forafmuch asthe famme and effeG of the whole Scripturesis beere fet foorth in theſe bricte ſeatences, which partly cons taine doGtrine,and partly maners , and alfo exhortations to toth, Whereof the nine firft Chapters areas a preface fullof graue fentences, and deepemyfteries , coallure the hearts of mento the diligent reading of the parables thar follow: which are lef as a moft precious iewell to the Churchofthefe three thoufand parables mentioned, 1.King 4,32. and were gathered and committed to writing by 6 To vnderſtand a parable, and the fne férpretatton,the words of the wileand their Darke favings, 7 G The keare of the Lord is the begin- ning of knowledge : bur fooles de piſc wile Domne and inſtruction. Jp lonke , heave thyg fathers ins tenictton, and forlake not thy mothers teas ching. 9 Fox they Hail be a comely oꝛnament vnto thine hear, and as chatns fez thy necke. Io ¶ My fonne.tFi inners do iniiſe thee, content thou not. IT Jfthey fay, Come with vs, wee will lay waite fox k bison, and lig patutly foz Cee innocent withoutacaule : i2 Cle will ſwallow them vpaliue like a Igrate cues whele, as thok that goe Downe tuto the pits, 13 Wie Hal finde al! precious riches, and fill our houſes with ſpopie: PALAIIMO. CCCLUE NAG. o g He fpeaketh this in the Name of God, whichis the vniue:fall Fae therofall creas - tures,or inthe nameofthepas · ftour of the Church, who is asa tathcr, ; h Thatis,ofrhe * Church, wherein, the faithfull are begotten by the incorruptib'e feede of Gods word, {Ebr Fncreafeofgrace. i Towit,thewicked,which hauenotthe. feare of God, k` He ſpeaketh nor onely of rhe theddirg of biood with hand, but ofall craftie pradtifes which rendto the detriment of our neighbour. Y Asthe graue is neucr fatiate fo theauarice of the wicked and their crue ltie hauc none end. 14 Caf =e The foolith hate wifedome. 14 Tatin thy lot among Y3: we wilall m Hefheweth Baueone™ purig; ; whereny the 15 Qp tonne, walke not thou inthe way wicked are allu- with them: retratne thy foste from their edtoioyneto- 2 pꝓath. gether, becaute I6 Foꝛ theit feete run to enil and make they kaue euery alte ta {hed blood. ; one part ofthe I7 Gercatnely as without cani the net is fpoyleofthein- {p2ed before the cyes of all thar hath wiug: nocent. 18 Do they lay watte for blood, and ite peis n That is,haue tly to: their tines. Nothingatallto 19 uch are the wayes of euery one that do with them. © He theweth that the e is ho caule to moue thefe wicked to ſpoile the inno- cent, bur their a- uarice & cruelty, p Whereby he concludeth that the couctous - Mian isa murthe. ís greedpefaaine: he would take alway the P itie of the owners thereof. 20 C¶ Miledome crieth without: he vt · terech ber voice in the" tirectes. 21 Soe calleth tn rhe hie ſtre ete among the pꝛeaſe ta che entriugs of the gates, and vtte⸗ beth per words tk the ctfte,faying, © 22 Dyelfooltiy, how long will pee tone fooltfiynes 2 and tye ſcornetul take thetr plea- 2 m ſcorning? and thetooles hare know- edge? 23 Turne you at mp correction: loc. J will poroze out mp mind vnto pou, and make pou vnderſtand mp woros. 24 Becaule P hauecalled,and ye refuled: J baue ſtretched out mine band, and nong would regard: i 25 But pe haue deſpiſed all my countelt, 4nd would nove of my cozrectton: rer. q This wifdome is the eternall word o! God, T So that none can pretend jg- forance, { Wikdomere- 26 J wilallo laugh at your deſtruction, _ prooucththree and mocke when pour feare commeth: kinds of men: (27 (Ahen ⁊* pour feare commeth like fud- thefoolifhor den Defolation, ¢ pour deſtruction yal come, fimple, which {ike a whtrlewind : when affliction and an- gut Hall come vpon you, 28 Then thatlthey cail vpon mee, but J etre ofigno- tance, and rhe mockers that will not anſwere: they wall ſeeke me earip, cannot ſuffer to but they ſhall not *findme, beraught,&the 28 Becanicthey vated knowledge, did net chuſe the feareof the Lo. fooles which are 20 They would none of mp counlell, bur drowned in worldly ufts& yy Defptled ali ny correction. hare the knowe 21 Therefore Wall they eate of the + frntt Iedgeofgodli- of their owne way, and bee filled with thett nefe. owne deuiles. t This is poken 32 Foꝛ 2 cafe ſiayeth the fooliſh, and the according toour pꝛoſpexitie of fooies deſtroyeth them. capacitte, figsi- 33 Buc hee that obeyeth mee, Mail dwell fying tharthe lſatelp, and be quict from feare of emil, wicked which - mocke and ie at Gods word, (hall have the iuft reward of their moc- King. u That is, your detiruétion,which thing you feared, x Be- caule they fought not with an aff-Aion to God , bur for cal€ of their owne griefe, y Shewing thar wirnout faith and obedience we can norcall vpon Godaright. z They [ball feele whit commodici¢ their wickedlife fhallymecbem, a Thatis,the prefperitic and fen- fu Jitie wherein they delight. *gC HA PTL 1 W.fedome exhorteth to obey her. 5 She rea- cheth the feare of God. 6 Shee is giuen of God. xo She preferueth from wic kedne ſe. ‘That is, keepe P onne, ikthon wilt reectuc mp wordes thé inthiac heart, Manne bide my conimandements within bilfthou give» thee, j i i thy fiferothe 9 2 Audeanfethinecaresto bearken onto Perickoowledge wifedome, and incline è thine heart topna ofGodwichout derſtauding⸗ Pbypocrifie, 3 (Foz tf thoucailed after knowledge, Chap. ij. iij. = N ‘The harlot defcribed. 244 c and cryeſt ſor vnderſtanding: c Meaning, that 4 Jl thon teekett ber as tilucr, elearchelk we mult fceke | foz her as foz 4 treatures, the knowledge 3 Then halt chou vnderſtand the feare of God with car of the Lod, ehudtics knowledge of Gob. and ciiigence. 6 Foertie Loꝛd giueth wiledome, out of d Shewing that his mouth commecth knowledge and vnder · no labour muft tanding. be ſpared. 7 Wel preſerueth the ſtate ot prighteons, ¢ This (fyth ke) he is a Hield tothem that walke vprightiy, — ische true wife. 8 har they may keepe the wayes of dome to know iudgement; andbee preleructh the way of and feare God, bis taints.) fOr bideth the 9 Then halt thou vnderandrighteoul faluaion, — ues, and iudgement, and equitie, and enery f The word of good path. A God hall teach lo €tUhen wiferome entreth into thine thee and counfel heart, and knowledge Delighteth thy loule, theehow to go. II Then ſhall fcounfeil preferuc thee, and uernethy felfe, vnderſtanding Mali keepe tijec, g Tharis,the ° 12 And deſiuer thee fromthe euil way, & word of God, from the man that (peaketh froward things, which isthe only 13 And from them tgatleane the & Wwapes light to follow — of righteoutnefic, to walke tn the wayes of theirowne fan- Darkenefle: tafieswhichare 14 eGtbich reioyce in doing eutll, and de⸗ darkeneffe. ite" inthe frowarbnefie of the wicked, — h When they fee Ig WAhoſe wapes are crsoked, aud they any giuento euill are lewd in therr paths. as they are. i 16 And te ſhal deliuer thee fro the trange i Meaning,thae iwoman, euen from the Kranger, which flet- wiledom,whick tereth with ber words, fy is the word of 17 (bich forfakerh the * guide of her God, thallpre= © pouth,étezgetteth the! couenant of jer Gov. ferve vs fromall 13 Surely her m boule tendeth to death, vices: naming and her paths bnto” the Dead. this vice of ~ 19 All they that go vnto her, returne nat whoredome agate, neither takt they hold ofthe twapes vhere unto man of tife, is molt prone. 20 Gherfore walke thou in ÿ way ok good k Thatis hero men, and keepe the wayes of the righteous. hutband,which = — 21 Foꝛ the iuſt ſhal d wel in the oland, and is her head and the vpꝛight men hati remaine in it. guide to gouerne 22 Wůt the wicked ſhalbe cut af from the her, fromwkom earth , and the tranigreffozs hall be rooted theeoughr not out oct. to depart, bug remaine in his fabicGion. 1 Whichisthe promife made in mariage, ra Herate quairtance with ber familiars and them thathanther.. n Tothem tharate dead in body and foule, -o They fhall enioy the temporal. and {pirituall promiſes of God, asthe wicked thall be void ofthem, = CHAP. IIL 1 The word of Ged giuzth life. 5 Truft in God, 7 Feare bhim, 9 Honour him. 11 Suffer bis core reln, 22 To them that followthe word of God, all bings fhall facceede well, M? lonne, forget netthou my lawe, but let thine heart “keepe my commande- ments. 2 Foꝛ they ſhal increaſe the length of thy 2 papes and the peeres of life,ai thy prolpe- ritte. Let not t mercie truth faaee thee: bind themon thy s necke,and wite them vp⸗ onthe table of thine 4 heart. Deut.2. fe and 30.16, a Long life is thé bleffing of God which he giveth to bis fo farre focrthas ir is expedient for them. b By mercie and trueth he n-esneth the commandement¢of the frit and fecond fable: orelfe the mercy and faithfulnefie that we ought to vfe towatd onrne ghbours, c Keepe themasamoft precisus iewel. d Haue them euer in remembrance, on HI .4 4 Bo | By this parthe | comprehendeth the whole body, | as by health he ‘meancth all the benefitspremiled inthe Lawboth corporailand fpirituall, f Aswascom- manded inthe Law, Bxod.23, 19. Deut 26.2. and by thisthey acknowledged that God was _ the giver of all _ things,and that d they were ready tobeftow allat _ hiscommande- ment, -g For to the faithful diftribu- ter,God giveth in greater abun- dance. Hebr.t2.5+ Tete, 3. 19. fh Meaning, that he that feeketh wilfedome,that is, fuffereth himfelfe tobe gouerned by the word of God ſhall haue _ all profperitie both ¢orporall - and fpirituall, i Which brin- - geth foorth fuch fruite that they _ that eate thereof, haue life: and he alludeth to the tree of life in Pa- radile. k Hereby hee fheweth that this _ wifedom, where- ofhe fpeaketh, is euerlafting be- cauſe it was be- fore all creatures, & rhat all things, euen the whole s worldewere made by it. Or, throat reade hap, 9e f * wher God deftroyeth the wicked he will | faue hisas he did need {The chiefeſt treaſure. & Ho Halt thou find fauour xð good pu- derſtanding in the ight of God aud man. § ¶ Truſt in the Lod wall thine heart, and leane not vnto thine owne wiledome. 6 Fuail thy waies acknowledge him, and be (all Direct thy wayes. 7 Be not wite ín chine owne eves: bur feare the Lord and Depart trom eniti. 8 Sobhealth Hall be puto thye nauill, and marrow vnto thy bones. | ; 9 fiponour the Lord with thy riches,and with the firt fruits of all chine increaſe. Io o fhallthy barnes be filled with ae bundance, and thy peeties halls burk with new wine. atk II Er fonne,refulenot the chatening of the LoD, neither be grieued with his coz» rection, 12 *Foꝛ the Lord correcteth bim, whom he loucth, even as the father docth rye childe in whom be Delighteth- i 13 Wlefled isthe man that findeth wilg- — and the man that getteth vnderſtan⸗ ing. PAs 14 Foꝛ the merchandife thereof is better then the merchandiſe of itluer,and the gaine thereotis bettet then gold, Ig Jt ismoze precious ther peatles sand. all things that thou canit Deire , are not te becempared bnto her. í 16 Length of Dayes isin her right hand, bandin ber left band riches and glory. 17 Wer wayesarewapes of plealure, and all ber paths pzofperitte. | 18 She is a tree inf life to them that lay palo on ber, and bleſſed is hee that retaineth ber. 19 The Lord by wiledome hath laid the k foundation ofthe earth, œ hath eſtabliſhed the heauens through vnderſtanding. 20 By bis knowledge the depths are bzo» ken vp,é the clouds dꝛop Downe the Deaw. 21 Py lonne, let not thefetbings depart from thine epes, but obſerue wiledome and countetl, 22 Ho they hall bee lite to thy foule, and grace vnto thy || necke, 23 Then thalt thou walke fafely by thy way ; and thy foote hall not fumble. 24 Jf thou Heepet thou thait. not bee a> frayn, and when thou ſleepeſt, thy ſleepe hal be fweete. 25 Thou fhalt not feare foz any ſudden feare,netther fo: the! deſtruction of the wic- ked, when tt conuneth. $ 26 F0: the Lord ſhalbe fe: thine aſſurance, and tall preferne thp foote from taking. 27 € Withbold not the good from m the Owners thereof, though there bee power in thine hand to doe it. ó 28 Day not vnto thy neighbour, Go anv come againe,and tomorrow J wil gtue thee, if thou now haue it. 29 ¶ Jutend none hurtagaink thy neigh- ti oa hee Doeth Dwell without feare p thee. 30 Q Dtrine not with aman caulſeleſſe, Lotim$odome, m Notonely fromthem to whom the poſſeſſion beloggeth., but alſothou fhalt not keepe it from them, which haue evfethercof, n Thatis,pucteth his truftin thee. ~Prouerbes. toben he hath done thee nobarme. 31 € Bee not oennious foz the wickes man neither chule any of his wayes. 32 Fo the froward is abomination vnto the Lord; buthis r fecret is with the righ- teous. 33 The curlſe ofthe Logs isin the houte of the wicked : but he bleſſeth the habitation of the righteous. 34 Tth the fcomnefull a he ſcorneth, but be giueth grace vnto tye humble. 35 The wile ſhal inherit glory:but ſooles Diihonoyr,though they be exalted, CHAP, IIII. 1 Wifedomand her fruits ought to be fearcheds 14 The way ofthe wicked mufi beerefufed, 20 By the word of God the heart, eyes, and cour ſe of life muft be guided, _ Here D pechilozen, the inftruction of afather,and gitic eare to learne vnder · ſtanding. Fo: J Doe gineyou a wood Doctrine: therefore forxfake pe not my law. 3 Foꝛ J was my fathersfonne, tender ana > Deare in the light ofmpmother. 4 Ahen: he caught meg ſaid vnto me, Let thine heart hold famy wozdes: keepe my commandements, and thou halt line. 5 Getwiledsm,get vnderltanding: foz- get not, neither decline fromthe woes of inp mouth, 6 jroplake ber not,¢ he Mall keepe thee: lone her, and the thall preſerue chee, : 7 *Wikdomis the beginning : get wile- Dome therefore: and abone all thy poſſeſſion get vnderſtanding. 8 Gralt berst the thal evalt thee: he hall bring theeto honour tf thou imbzace her. 9 Dbe ſhal giue a comely oꝛnament vnto ane bead, yea, Hee Wall giue theca crowne of glozyp. Io Pearce, myfonne, and receiuemy Words, é the peeres of thy life balbe many. II Je baue taught thee in the way of wil: i and led thee in the paths of righteoul · ne (A 12 Uhen thon goet, thy gate Hall not be f ralni and when thou runnelt, thon ſhalt not fall. 13 Take hold ofinfruction,& leane not: keepe berto: the ts thy life. ; 14 @ Cuter not tnte the way of the wic- Ked,and walke not in the way oteuill men. 15 Auoyd tt,and go not by it turne from if,and pafie by. 16 FFoꝛ they cannot sfleepe, except thep baue Done enill, ana their fleepe Departeth, except they cauſe ſome to fall. ; 17 Fo theyeat the bread of * wickednes, and drinke the wine of violence.” 18 But the wapof the righteous Mineth as the light, rhatilhineth mio and moze yn» ta the perkect day. tie without offence. Dauids care. o Defire not to be like ynto him, p That is,hisco- uenant & father- ly atfectiõ which ishid and ſecret fromthe world, p He will thew by his plagues chat their {cornes {fhal turne to their own deſtruction, as Chap, 1.36, a He fpeaketh this in the perfos of a preacher and minifter which is as a fa- ‘thet vnto the people,reade Chap, 1.8, b In Hebrew, ic is Onely : for though fhe had threeorhers,as - 1.Chro.3.5.yety fo tenderly fhe loued Salomon, that he was vnto her as her onely ſonne. cMeaning, Da· uid his father. d He fheweth that we mult firk beginat Gods word, if fo be we willthat other ` things profper with vs,contrary to the iudgemene of the world, which make it their laft ftudy, or elfe care not for it atall, e Salomonde- clareth what care his father had.to bring bim vp in the true feare of God : for this was Dauids pro- teftation. f Thou thale . walkeat liber- - g Meaning,thatto doe euill is more mei and naturall tothe wicked, thento fleepe,eate or drinke, h Gotten by wicked meanes and cruell oppreffion. i Signifying , thatthe godly increafe dayly inknowledgeand perfc@ion , till they cometo full perfeGion, whichis, when they fhall bee ioyned to their headin the heauens. 19 Ge - Whoredome k Thatis,they {hall have health of body : vnder the which all other bleflings promifed in the law are contay- ned. 1 Foras the heart is either pure or corrupt, fo isthe whole cousfe of mans life, m Keepea mea- fure'inallthy doings, Or, vnderſtan- dings a Thatis, an harlot which gi- ueth her felfe to another then to her huſband. b By oyleand honie he mea- neth flattering and crafty intifes ments, c Allher doings leade todeftru- &ion. d She hatheuer new meanes to allure to wicked- neffe, e Thatis,thy firength and goods to her that will haue no pitie vpon thee: as isread of Sam- fon, and the pro- digall fonne, _£ The pan tten byt Pall. * g Although I was faithfully inſtructed in the trueth,yet bad I almoft fallento vtter fhame and -deftruGtion, not- withftanding my - good bringing forbidden. 19 The way of the witkedis as the Dark nelle: they know not wherein they thaltfail, 20 ¶ My onne, hearken vnto my Wos, incline thine eare puto my ſapings. 21 Let them not Depart from chine eyes, bur keepe theni tn the mids ot thine heart. 22 Foꝛ they areltfe vnto thoſe that finde them, and health vnto all their = fle. 23 Keepe thine heart with all biligence: foz thereout commeth life. 24 Put away fro thee a froward mouth, and put wicked lips farre from tiee. 25 Let thine eyes behold the right, and let thine eyelids Direct thy way before thee. 26 Ponder the path of thy feete,and let ail thy wapes be ordered aright. 2% Turnenot tothe right hand, noz to the ieft, but remoue thy foote from cull. CHAP. V. 3 Wharedome forbidden, 9 And prodigality, 15 He wiketh amante live on his labours, andto helpe others, 18 To bue his wife. 22 The wic- kedtaken intheir owne wickednefes _ M2 fonne, hearken vnto my wiledome, and incline thine careynto my || know⸗ edge. 2 That thou mayek regard countel,and thy lips obferue knowledge, 3 Foz the lips· of a range woman Drop as an honie combe, and her mouth ts moze toft then? oyle. ? 4 But che end ofber fs bitter as womg» Wwoeod,and ſharpe asa two edged ſword. 5 Wer feete goDowne to Death, and ber Stepa take hold on bell. : Dhe weigherh not the way oflife: her — are 4 mioueabie : thou canft not know them. 7 Weare pee me now therefore, D chil- Deen, * Departnot fromthe wordes of mp mouth. 8 Keepe thy way farte from her, ¢ come Not neere the Dooze of her houle, 9 Let thou gine thine «honour vnto g= thers and thy yeeres to the cruel : ; Io Lett the ranger Mould be Alea with thy &rength, thy flaboursbe in the boule ofa fitanger, i II And thou mourne at thine end, (wher thou batt conſumed thy fic and thy body) 12 And fay, How haue F hated inſtructt⸗ on, anD mine heart deſpiſed correction! 13 Ane haue not obeyed the voice of them that taughe mee, noꝛ inclined mine eare to themrbatinftructed me! boas 14 J was almoſt brought into all euill in i the mins of the Congregation ts aſſembly. Is @ Dzinke the waterof + thp cifterne, and of the riners ont of the middes of chine owne well. 16 Let thy fountaines flow fozth,and the tiners of wattrSinthe ſtreets. 17 But tet thembe thine,cueni thine ones ly and not the rangers with chee. inthe aflembly ofthe godly. h He teacbeth vs fobriety,exhor- ting vs to lue of our owne labours,and to bee beneficiallto the god= ly that want. i ot but referue them for thy felfe , thy familie , ` houfhold of faith, Diftributethem not tothe wicked and infidels, and them that are of the Chap.v.vj. — — aa — Ni Sluggards reproou IR Let thy «fountaine be blefiea, and re- ispce with the witeof thy youth: - 19 Lether beas the loning binde and plea- fant roe: let ber breaſtes fatilie thee at all tinies,and Delight th ber ioue continually. 20 Foꝛ why cwouldeſt thon li Delight, my nne, in a range woman, 0? imbꝛace the vofome ef a ranger? 1, 21 jo: the wayes of man are befoze the mepes of p Lord, he ponderth allijis paths. 22 is owne tniquities thal take the wic» ked himſelfe, and he Hail be Holden with the Co20 of his owne finne. 22 Hee fhall = die foz fault of inſtruction, and Wall gor aftrap through bts great folly. wife bozh in heart and in outward converfation, that hee (hall not e- n Becaufe hee will not giue careto - ſcape the iudgements of God. Gods word and be admonithed, CHAP. VI. 1 Infiruction for ſureties. 6 The flothfuland [lug gifh ú firred to werke. 12 He defcribeth the nature of the wicked, 16 The things that God: hateth. 20 To obferue the word of God, 24 To fiee adultery. N AP forne, if thou be furety fo: thy neigh- bour „and batt ftriken handes with tie ranger, 2 Thou art ⸗ ſnared with the words of thy moutl ; thou art cuen taken with the wozdesof thine owne mouth. f 3 Doethisnow, my Lonne, and Deliner thy felfe : ſeeing thou art come into che hand ofthy neighbour, goe and humble thy telfe, and tolictte thy friends. 4 Giue no licepe to thine eyes, no: flum- ber fe thine eye lids. § Deltuer thy felfe asa Doe from the hand ofthe bunter, and asa bird from the hand of the fouler. . 6 C Goeto >thepifinire, D ſluggard: behold her wayes and be wile. 7 Foz the hauing no guide, gonernent, no: ruler, i 3 ꝛepareth ber meate inthe (ummer, and gathereth her foode tn hatueſt. 9 Hovwe long wilt thon fleepe, D Mug: gard 7 when wilt thou ariſe out of thy tleep? Io *Yetalittle ſieepe, a little (umber, the gates before peopledid moft the citizat the entric of the deo2es, cefott,and which 4 D men, Fcallunto yen, and viter my wastheplaceof voyce to the clilzzenaf men. iuftice. § Drecfoolid men, vnderltand wife- e Meaning, that Toine, and y not fami the loule ok the righteous: but hee caſteth away the b= ance of the wicked. 4 | llouchfall hand maketh pooze but the hand ofthe diligent maketh rich. § Hee that gathereth infuminer, is the fonne of wiledome: but hee that fleepeth iu haruelt, is the fonne of confulion. : 6 Bleflings are pon the head of the righ- teous : but tniquitie fhallcouer the mouth of c the wicked. : 7 The memozial ofthe iuſt thalbeblefied: but the name of the wicked fall å rot. The wile in heart will receiue com: mandements; but the kooliſh int talke hail be beaten. i 9 Hee that walketh vprꝛightly, walketh ll bolip ¢ but hee that peruerteth bis wayes, fali be knowen. : Io Hee thats winketh with the eve, woz. keth row, and pe that ts £ fooltfh tn talke, Wall be beaten. : It The mouth of a righteous manisa wellpring ofitfe : but iniquttte conerech the mouth of the wicked. ; 12 Hatred Arreth bp contentions ?* big loue couereth ali tretpatics. 13 Ju thelippes ofhim that hath vnder⸗ ſtanding, witedome ts fornd, and ca tod ſhall be for the backe of Hint that ts deſtitute of wiſedome. 14 Aile men lay dp Knowledge: but the mouth of the faole isa paclent deſtruction. 15 The rich mang goods are hishitrone ci- —-willfind hin out ¢te,ourthe feare of the needy is their poucrty. ~ to punith him, h And ſo ma- keth him bold to docenili, where- 16 The labour of che righteous tendech to life: but thevenennes of the wicked to ſinne. 17 Wethatregardech inſtruction, is in the as poucrti¢ brideleth the poore from many cuill things. > Prowerbes. way of life: but he that refuleth correction, goeth out of the way. xh ae 18 He that diflembleth hatred with ying lips tbe that inuenteth lander,ts a foale. 19 Jn many wozdes there cannot want Na ee : but be that rekraineth pis lips, ts ree 20 The tongue ofthe tuk man is as fined fe but the heart of the wicked is little oath. 21 Thelips of the righteous Dori feede man ? but fooles Mall Bie foz want of wile ome. 22 The blefling of the Lord, it maketh rich, and be porh adve * no fozowes with it. 23 Itisasapattine to a foole to Doe wic- ents but wiſedome is vnderſtanding toa man. 24 That which the wicked keareth, Mall come vpon hin: but God will graunt the De- fire ofthe righteous, — 25 As the whirlewind paileth, fo is the wicked no moze: butthe righteousisas an euerlaſting foundation. 26 As vineger iste the teeth, eas ſmoke to the cyes, lois the louthfull to chem that lend him. 27 ‘Che feare of the Lord increaſeth the Dayes : but the pecres ofthe wicked = Halbe diminiſhed. 28 The pattent abiding of the righteous thaloe gladnefle: but the yopeofthe wicked fall perii. 29 The way of the Lo: is ſtreugth to the vpright man: but feare thali bee foz the wor⸗ kers of intquitte. 30 ‘he righteous Wal = neuer bee re: RrooneD ? Hut the wicked Halt not dwell in theland. ` : 31 The mouth of thetuk Halbe fruitful in wiledome ; but the tongue of the froward ſhall be cut ont. 7 _ 32 The lips ofthe righteous knot what is acceptable: but the mouth ofthe wicked fpeakerh froward things. C H A P; X ie pak balances are an abomination vnto bi the Lowa; but aperfite + weight pleaſeth im, 2 Ahen pride commeth, then commeth b fhame: but with thelowly ts wiledome. | 3. The vpatahtnuelle of the iut hall guide them: but the frowardneſſe of the tranfgrel forsthalldcitroy them. 4 *Riches auaiie not in the Day of wath: but righteouſneſſe deliuereth from Death. § The righteouſneſſe ofthe vpꝛight Hat Direct bis way: but the wicked (yall fallin bis owite wickednefle. -6 GTherighteoulnelle of the int Matde- liuer them + but the tranſgreſſors (hall be ta- ken in cheir owne wickedneſſe. _ * (Aben a wicked man dieth, his hope —— and the bove of the vniult Hall perny. 5 8 Therighteouselcapeth out oF trouble, aud the wicked Nati come in his < ſtead. 9 Ane hypocrite with bis mouth hurterh his neighbour: but the righteous ſhalbe de⸗ Tiuered bp kuowwledge, 10 In the prolperitic of the ai e — ie * Thegood tongue. i Forthey ſpeake tructh and edifie many by exhor- tations admoni⸗ tionand counfell, k Meaning, that all worldly thiags bring care, and forrow, whereasthey that feelethe bleflings of God, haue none, I Heisbuta trouble and grief to him that fet- teth him about any bufineffe, m Thetime of their profperitie’ fhall be fhort bé- cautofthei ` grear fail, though they feemeto iue long, n They enioy in this life by faith and hope,theit ° euerlafling life, ` a Vnder this’ word hecon- demneth ail falle weights, meafures and deceite. Ebr. fonz, b Whenman ` forgetteth hime f2fe,and thin- Keth tobe exal- ted aboue his vo⸗ caticn, then God bringethhimto | contufion, Exk.7.19. ecclus. 5.46 Wifd.s.15- c Thatis,fhall enter into trou. | blé. J d Adiffembler ` f that pretendeth | Fricndthip,but is a priuie engmie, Mercy and liberality. e The countrey isbleffed,where thereare godly men,and they ought to reioyce when the wice ked are taken away. lOr profperity. f Willnot make light reportof others. g Where God giueth tore of men of wifedome and coun(ell. h Whofe con- tierſation hee knoweth not, iHe that doeth not without judgement and con{ideration of the circumftanees ut himfelfe in danger,as Chap, 6.4. h Or,modef?. k Isboth good tohimfelfe and to orbers. bet ened Though they make neuer fo many friends, or think themfelues neuet fo fure,yet they fhall not efcape, fOr, of uncome= ly behawiour. m They can looke for no- thing but Gods vengeance. n ‘Meaning them that give libe- rally, whom God bleffeth, © That is,the niggard, — *— of but the righttous wall flouri as a leafe. bleffing {halbe madefat. That promt- deth for the vfe of them that are in neceffitie. 4 The couctous men that fpare their richesto Chap. xij, citice reiopceth, and when the wicked pe- rifh,there is toy. 2 AL By the blefling of the righteous, the condemne, * ae it ts Cubuerted by the ub : mouth ofthe wicked. : KODUCS 3 but the ə roote of the righteou I2 We that delprlech his neighbour isde» not be — shone ec fitnte of wifdone; but a man of pnderitan> Ding will £ keepe filence. i 13 We that goeth abaut asa flanderer, Dil med, is a coruption in bis bones. coucrety alecret; but hethatisofataudiull ¢ he thoughts ot the iuſt areright:but heart conce a matter, the countets of the wicked are Becettfull. 14 Where HOgountlell is, the peoplefall: 6 The talking of the wicked isto licin but where tr ecountellers are, therers waite foz blood : but the month of the righe health. ‘fies F tesus will > deliver them, 15 Hee chall bee forevered,thatts{uretp 7 God onerthzoweth the wicked, and — and pec! that hateth fureti- ety se or but the boule of the righteous ptp,ts fure. 3 9 and. : E LA ⏑ hona? 38 gman halbe — for his wif Hd the trong ; . : me: but the froward of be z 17 He that i mercttull, « reboardeth his ſpiſed. ; — one fule — he a troubleth his owne i 9 i We that ig — sm a big owne eib,is crueil. j eruant, ts better ther be that boalteth him- 18 The wicked workerh a deceittulwork: ſelfe and lacketh — argh but he that ſoweth rightcoulnes, thallreceme IO Qrighteous man ¢regarDeth thelife ature — ofbis beat; but the mercies of the wicked 19 Asrightcoufuetle leadeth to tife,fohee are cruel. that followeth entil, cckech his owne death. _ 11 “Dee that tilleth bis land fhall be ſatiſ⸗ 20 Thep that are ot a froward heart,are fied with bread: but hee that followeth the abomination tothe Lod; buttheythatare iale, is deſtitute ofh vnderſtanding. PEE though ba act pas tbe oi ull bute seteat oeseptons Ste ough hand ieyne > 2 ulls; but the froote ok the righteous atuct ked alt not be vnpuniſhed; but theleedeot fruic. ; s — the righteous thaliclcape. ‘ 13 The esil manis {nared by the wic⸗ 22 Asatewel of gold in a ſwines ſnoute: kednes of his tips, but the iut fail come foisatapze woman, which h lacketh diſcre · out ofaduertitte. : tion. — 14 @ man fhall bee ſatiate with good 23 Thedelire of the rightcousis onely thingsby the fruite of his mouth and the re- goods burthebopeofthe wicked ™isindig- compente of a mans handes Wail God giue Ration. - Be vntohim i; 24. There ig that (cattereth,=¢ismeze 15 The way of afeole is sright in his increaleD : but he that ſpareth mozeethents owne eyes: but be that beareth countell, is right, lurely commeth —— iſe. 25 Whe *liberal perſon Halhaue plenty: 16 Afoolein a Day Wall bee knowen by and he that watereth hatl allo haue raine. bts anger: but. hee that coucreth ame is 26 Hee that withdꝛaweth the core, the wile. people wil curie him : but bleſſing halbe vñ - 17 dee that ſpeaketh trueth, will mew onthe head of him thate ſelleth cone. righteouſneũe: but a falle witneſſe viech Dgs 27. Hee that ſeeketh good things getteth ceit kauour: but he that ſeeketh enill Halcome . 18* There is that ſpeaketh words like the to him Sakai pickings of ia fwod ; but the tongue of 28 Hethat truſteth in bis riches, pal fall: wile men is health — t 19 Chelipof trueth Hall bee Table foz 29 Heethat troublerh his owne ahoule, euer: but a lying tongue variethincontis fall inherit the winde,and the foole fhalibe ently. rieruanttothe wileinbeart. _ 20 Detette is in the heart of them that 30 Whe feniteofthe rightcousisasatree imagine enil: butto the counteilers of peace of tife, and be that! winneth ſoules, is wile. thall be toy, 31 Beholde, the righteous fhalbetrecoms 21 Chere thallnoneinignitie come tothe ented inthe carth:bow much moze the wic> init: butthe wickedarefultofeuttl. _ eD and the finner? 22 helping lips are an abomination to the L00; bur they fhat Deale truely are his the hinderance of their families, hall be deprived thereof miferably, Delight. -3 Forthough the wicked be rich, yet are they but flaues to the god- 23 Awile man concealeth knowledge: but ly,which arethe true poffeffors of the giftsof God, ¶ Thats, Pepe heart of the fooles publiheth fookitnes. bringeth themto the knowledge of God, t Shallbeepunihedas 24 *@ he hand of the diligent ſhall beare hedeferueth,r.Pet.q.18. i '- . gules but the tdle halbe vnder tribute, 25 Weautnefle inthe heart of man Doeth CHAP. XIL bring it downe: bura k goed wozd reioy⸗ Œ thatloneth inſtruction, loueth know» ceth tt. j : ledge: butheethat hateth cogrcction, is 26 The righteous is!moze ercellent then a feole, his neighbours but the way of the wike æ 3 Amancannec bee eftablithen by wits by his wordes,re= | TE O Therewardoftrueth. 247 2 A good man getteth fauo2 of the Lod: butthe man of wicked umaginations wil he a They are fo | groundedinthe | fauour of God, l 4 A * vertuous woman isthe crowne of thattheir roore l ber bulbands but he that maketh bim afas Mhal proper ) continually. 4Ebr. ſtrong, or painefull, b As their con- {cience is vp- right, to fhall they be able to — ſor them⸗ elues agiuſt their accuſers. c The poore manthat iscon« temned,and yet liuethofhis own — tranaile, : d Is mereifull cuento the yery beaft that doeth him feruice, a hap,3 8.5 9» ecelus 20.27. \\Or defence. a e Continually imagineth meanes hew to harme to others. f Meaning, their beart within which is vpright and doeth good to all. g He ſtandeth in bisowne con- ceit, and con⸗ demneth all o- thets in reſpect of bimfelfe, h Which brid- leth his affeAt- ons, Chap.1 4.5. : i Which feke 5 nothieg more then to prouoke others te anger, Ebzp.10.4> 4 k Thatis,wordes of comfortor a cherefull minde, whichis declared F ioycetha man.as 1 acouctous minds | killethhim, 1 Thatis more hibcrall in-giuings “ m Although hee get much by vn- J meanes, zs will he not ſpeod ic vpon bimſelke. } . a Ifhe vie his tongue to Gods | glory, and the | profit of his . neighbour, God fhailblefe kim, Cb He cuerdefi- | rerh,but taketh no paines to get any thing, $ Ebr.way. =C For bis pouer- | ty,heis not able to efcape the threarnings, which the cruell oppreffours vſe agaiaſt him. E Whena cuery “man contendeth to haue the prec- ` minence,and will not giue placeto another, e Thatis,zoods f cuill gotten. f Thatis,with his owne labour. g Meaning,the word of God, _ whereby heis ad- moni(ked of his Hy duety, Cbap.25. 13. h Bringeth many inconucniences, | bothro himfelfe and to others. I i Asheis parta- ker of their wic- T Kedneffe,and beareth with f their vices, fo f fhallhe be puni- H thed alike as chey are. Hk Reade Iob. T 27-16,17. j I Godbleffeth If the labour of the poote, and con- Í fumeth their I goods which are E negligent, be- i caufethey think T they hiuc T enough, Chap.r3.13. J) £01k. 30.1. he diligent and flouthfull. a will deceiue thent. 27 The deceithull man roaſteth not that be taketh in hunting: but che riches of the diligent man are precious. _ 28 Liteisin the way of righteouſnes, and in that path wap thereis no Death. i CH APS XIPR Miſe fenne willobey the inſtruction of ae tathersbut a ſcorner will heare no re» 2 Aman Hal cat good things bp the kruit aofhis mouth: but che foule of the treſpaſſers ' hall fuffer violence. 3 He that keepeth bis mouth, keepeth his {tfe; buc be chat openeth bis lips, deſtruction thalbe to im. 4 The Tuggard> Intech, but bts foule bath nought: but the ſoule of che diligent hall haue plenty. 5 & righteous man bateth lying words; but the wicked cauſeth Launder and ſhame. 6 Righteoutnelle prelerueth the vpright att life; but veickedneſſe ouerthoweth the innet. 7 There iz that maketh himſelke rich, and hath nothing,andthat maketh himbelfe poore, bauing great riches. 8 Aimanwill giue hts riches for the rane forte of his life; But the pooze * cannot beare the reproch. : 9 Chelight of therighteous ceiopceth : but the candle of the wicked ſhall be put out, Io Duelp bp pride 4 Doth man make con: — but with the well aduiſed is wile. me. IU Chee riches of vanity Hall diminiſh: but hee that gathereth with the f hand Wall increale them. 12 The hope that is dekerred, is the fain- ting of the heart: but when the delire com meth, it is as a tree aflife. 13 He that delprleths the word, be ſhalbe Deftroped: but he that keareth the comman: Bement, bethalberewarded. 14, The intruction of a wife man isas the welſpring of lke, to turne away from the {nares of death, 15 Good vnderſtanding maketh accepta: ble ? but the way of the Dilobedtent is hated. 16 Guery wile man will woke bp know- ledge: but a foale will ſpꝛead abzead folly. I7 * A wicked meflenger falleth » into cn t but a faithfull amballadour is pzeſer · uation. 18 Houertie and ſhame iste him that ree fuleth inſtruction; but hee that regardeth cazrection, all be honoured. - 19 ADdelire accompliſhed Delighteth the foule; but it is an abomination to fooles to Depart from eniti. i 20 Hee chat walketh with the wile, Hall be wile: but a companion of fooles ſhall bee blei iaffltcted. 21 Affliction followeth finners: but vnto the righteous God will recomtpente good, 22 The goouman ſhall giue inbert» tance vato his childzens chttdzen: and the k riches of the finner is laid vp fog the tuft. 23 Much kood isin the Held of the!peoze: but the field tg deſtroyed without Bilcretion. 24 * ee thatipareth bis rodde, hateth Prouerbes. bts Cone: Sut he that loueth him, chaſteneth him betime. 25 The righteous eateth to the contentae tion of his minde: but the belly of the wice ked hall want. CHAP, XIIIL A woman 2 builderh her Houle: but $ re kooliſh deſtroyeth it with ber owne ands. 2 He that walketh in his teouſ· nele, feareth the Lord: but be thavislewoe tnbiswapes,delptlety bin. 3 Inthe mouth of che foolthh isthe: rou er pide: buttheltppes ofthe wile pꝛeſerue ent. 4 Chere none 4 orertare, there the crib is einptie: but much increale commech by the frength of the ore. 5 15 A Faithfull witneſſe will not lie: buta falle record will ſpeake lies. 6 Alconner © teeketh wiledome,and fin- deth it not: but knowledge is ealp to him that will vnderſtand. J 7 Depart fren the fooliH man, when thon percetueſt not inhim the lips of know- lenge. 8 The wiledome of the prudent isto bn» Deritand bis way + but che kooliſhnes of the foole is Deceit. The foole maketh a mockef ef Anne: but among the righteous there isfauont. 10 he Heart knoweth the s bitterneſſe M Md —— ſtranger hal wot meddle is toy. Il The houte of the wicked hall bee de- thatthe : g tie tabernacle of the righteous ouriſh. 12 * There fsa way that ſeemeth right aa a the iſſues thercofare the mates eath. 13 Cuenin laughing the heart is [ozot ful h and the ende of that mirth isheaut- (4 i ve 14 Theheartthat Beclineth, i Halbe fas fiate with bis owne wapes: buta good man fhall depart from hint. 15 The fooltth will beleene euery thing : but the pudent will confider his teps. 16 Awile man feaveth,¢ Departeth from euill: but afoole rageth,and is carelelſe. 17 Hee that is hattietoanger, commit · teth folly, and a buſie bodie is hated. 18 Che kooliſh doc inherite kolly: but the pꝛudent are crowned with knowledge. 19 The euill hall bow before the good,¢ the wicked k at the gates of the righteous. 20 Whe pove ts hated euen of his owne neighbour: but the friendes of the rich are many. 3 21 The inner de pifeth bis neighbour: But Hee that hath mercie bpon the poogeis ev. 22 Doe not they erre that imagine enill? but tothem that thinke an good things, hall be mercte and trneth. 23 In all labour there is abundance: but the talke of the lips bringeth onely want. 24 The crown of the wile is their riches, The crowneofthe wifes a Thatis,tge keth paineto profit herfamje ly and to doe that which cote cerneth her due⸗ ticin her houfe, Iob. 12.4. b That isin Vp- rightnefle of heartand with⸗ out hypocrifie, c His proude tongue ſhall caufehimto be punifhed, d By the oxeis meant labour, and by the crib the barne: meae ning without labour therets no profite, c For the maine tenance of his owne ambition, & not for Gods glory, as Simon Magus. Doeth not knowe the gries uoufnes thereof, nor Geds iudgee ments again{t the fame, g Asa mans conſcience is witnes of his ' owne priefe : fo anothercannot feele the ioy and comfort which aman feeleth in himfelfe, ap, 16. 25. AEE heweh thatthe allure- ment vnto finne feemeth [weete, but the ende thereof is de- ſtruction. i Re that for- faketh God Mall be punifhed, and made wearié of his finnes wherein he dee ; lighted, j $Sbr.the man of imaginations, k If thiscome not dayly topaffe , we muft confider that it is becaufe of our finnes, which let Gods working. and - The wickeds facrifice. 1 Thatis,the ftrength ofa king ftandeth in many people, [Or body. Chap.17:5. m Forafmuch as they are coruict thereby,and pur to filence, Or, and the mer- cy of the pecple u a [acrifice for finne, Chap.2 5.15. Virfe 23, a For though they haue much, yet it is full of trouble and care, b That thingis abominable be- fore God, which the wicked think to be moft excel- Jent, and where- by they thinke moftto beaccep- ` c He that fware ueth from the - word of God,can not abide to be admoniihed. à There is no- thing fo deepe or {ecret,that can be hid fromthe eyes of God, much leffe mens thoughts. Chap.v7.22, $ Ebr, heart, _ Pfal, 37.16, and the folly of fooles is Foolitineffe. 25 A faithful witnefle deliuereth ſoules: but a Deceiucr ſpeaketh tics. 26 Fn the feare ofthe Lode is an affured frenath,ans his chilen all pane hope. 27 The feare of the Lo: isas awellpatng of life,te auotd the {nares of Death. 28 Ju the multitude of the! people fs the bonour ofa king, and fo: the want of people commeth the deltruction of the pince. 29 Weethat ts flowe to wrath, isof great wifedoine : but he that ts ofan baity minte, eraltetl folly. : 30 4 ſound heart is the life of the || flew : but enuy isthe rotting of the bones. : 31 * idee that oppꝛeſſeth the pooꝛevrepꝛoo⸗ neth bim that made bim: but hee honourcth him, that hath mercy onthe pooze. : 32 The wicked Wall be cat away foz his mualice; but the righteous bath pope tn bis eath. 33 Ailedome refteth in the Heart of him that hath vnderftanding, eis knewen rin © the mids of fooles. $ 34 Juftice cralteth a nation but ſinne is atbamctethe people. — 35 Ahepleatureof aking sin a wile fer- ppt but bis wath Halbe toward bim that s lewd, CHAP, XV. A *Softanlwere putteth away weath;but 3 gricuous words Mitre bp anger, 2 Che tongue of the wile bleth knowledge aright: but the mouth of fooles * bableth out kooliſhneſſe. - 3 The eyes of the Lo: in euery place bee Hold the enli and the good. ; 4 A wholelome tongue isas atree oflife t t the frowardnefft thereof is the bacaking ofthe minde. 5 & foole defpileth his fathers inſtruction: ithe that regardeth correctionis prudent, 6 The honle of the righteous bath much treafure: but in the renennesof the wicked is a tronhle. ; 7 Thelips of the wile doe ſpꝛead absoad — but the heart of the faoles doth not ſo. 8 Che > (acrifice of the wickedis abemi» nation vntothe Lord: but the prayer of the tighteous is acceptable vnto him. 9 The way of the wicked ts an abominas tion bunto the Lod ; but bee loucth Yim that followeth righteouſneſſe Io Inſtrũction is ewit tohim thate foz- — way, & hee that hateth cozrection, all die. II ‘Helland deftruction are before the Lorde: powe much moze the hearts of the fonnes of men? i IEA (coner loueth not him that rebuketh dim, neither verll ke goe vnto the wile. 13 *@ toyfull heart maketh a cheerefull countenance : but by the ſorrow of the heart the minde ts heaup. 14. Whe heart of him that hath vnderſtan⸗; Ding, fecketh knowledge: but the mouth of the toole ts fed with tooliſhneſſe. 15 Allthe ayes of the afflicted are euill: buta good +ronfcience isa continual feat. 16 * Better isa little w the feare of p Lov, then great treafure and trouble therewith- 17 Better is a dinner of greene herbes where lone is, then a talled ore and hatred therewith. 18 *Znangty man tirreth vp ftrife: but he that is flow to wrath,appeatety ttrife. 1g The way of atlochfullmanisas an hedge of « thornes: but the way of the righ» teous ts plaine, 20* A wile fonne reiopceth the father: but & foolify man deſpiſeth his mother. 21 fFoolifenefie is top ra him that ts Reis titeot puderitanding : but a man ot vnder· {landing waiketh upzightip. 22 Aithout counteil thoughts come to nougbt:but fin the multitude of connizilers there is Repfattneffe. 23 A iny commeth to a manby the anſwer of his mouth: and bow good isa woe ein Due — — ti 24 e way of life is on bigh tothe pis Dent,toanoypd from Gell beneath. © s! 25 The Lod wil deltroy the heule of the ponde men : but he will ſtabliſh the bowers ofthe widow, 26 Ahe thoughts of the wicked ate abo» mination to the Lede: but the pure haue b pleafant wozds. 27 Wee that ts greedy of gaine,tronbleth — boufe; but hee that hateth giftes 28 The heart ofthe righteous ſtudieth ta anſwere: but the wicked mans mouth babe letb eutlithings. 29 The Lo: is farre of from the wicked: but he heareth the prayer of the righteous. 30 The light of the epes retopceth the heart, ta good name maketh the bones far. 31 The eare that hearkeneth to thei cor⸗ rection of life, hall lodge among the wife. 32 He that refalerhintruceion, deſpiſeth bis owne foule: but be that obeyeth correctt· On getteth vnderſtanding. 33. Whe keare of the Lord is the inſtructi⸗ on of wiſedeme: and befoze honour goeth k humility. CHAP XVI. T He * preparations of the heart are in man: but the anſwere of the tongue is of the Lez, 2 Al the wates ofa man aredeleane in his own eyes: but the Logdpondzsth the ſpirits. 3 Wommit chp works vnto the Lord, and thy thoughts aibe directed. 4 The Lod hath made all things fo2 his: owne fake; pea, ceuen the wicked fo, the dap of< enill § All that are proud in beart,arean abo» mination to the 1020; though * hanDioyne in hand, be Hall not be unpumhed. 6 By 4 mercy and trueth iniquity balbe karginen, and by the feare of the Lode they Depart from cuill. š 7 (Aben the wayes of aman pleaſe the Lord, he willmake alſo bis enemies at peace with bim, 8 * Better ig alittle with rightcouſneſſe, iuftice of God fhall appeare to his glory, enenin the deftrudtion the wicked. (hap.11.21, d Their vpright andrepenting life fhalt a token that their ſinnes are forgiuen. Chap: 5 5:16, pfal3 7a 6o- then Chap.xv.xvj. Foolifhneffe delighteth fooles, 248 (hap.29.22. e Thatis,heeuer findeth fome let | or ſtay, and dare not gor forwards Chap. 10.1. F Reade Chap, 14.14. | g Ifwewill thar our talk be com- | fortable, we muft wait for timeand ſeaſon. b That is, whole fome and profi- table tothe f hearers; i That ſuffereth bimfelfe to be admonifhed by Gods: word, which bringer lifejand foa- mendeth, k Meaning, tha: God exalteth _ none but them. that aretruely humbled, i l d a 'He derideth the prefumption ’ of man, who dare attribute to him- felfe any thing,as . to prepare his heatt,or fuch like, ſeeing that - he isnot able to {peake a word, except God give. it him, b Hefheweth hereby, that man! flattere-hhiméelfe in his doings, Cal=- ling that vertue whichGod ter⸗ meth vice, fEbr,rolle. c So thatthe: | 2 —— —— Peide hatha e He ſheweth the folly of man which thinketh that his wayes are in his owne band,and yetis not able to re- moouc one foote except God giue Force, x Chap, ILI, F ltthey be true and iuft,they are Geds worke, and hee delighteth thercin, but o- therwife.if they - befalle, they are the worke of the deuill, & to theit condemnation that vile them, g They are ap- pointed by God to rule according to equity and: iuftice. h Thatis, he fin- dech out many meanes to exe- cute his wrath, i Which ismoft comfortable to thedry ground, Deut, re.14. Chap.8-10. Pjata- Li k The {weete words of cunfo-. Jation,which | come forth of a godly heart, 1 Either that which ¥ wicked teach others,or | elsitisfolly to teach them that {| are malicious. Chap. 14-12. $ Ebr boweth vp- on him. m For he confu- | meth himfelfe and others, n With his | wholeindeuour he laboutethto bring his wicked- nefleto paſſe. © Thatis,when it isioyned with vertue: or els the elder thatthe wicked are, the, more they are to be abhorred. isnothing that ought to be attributed to counfll of God,which shall come to paffe fall, then great reuennes without equity. | 9 The heart okman epurpoleth his war; bur the Lod doth direct hts teps. Io . dluine fenteuce thalbe in the lips of the king: bis mouth (hail not cranigvetic in tudgement, IL *A true weight and ballance are of the — all the weights of the bag ge are his oke. 12 Jt is an abomination to kings te come niit wickedneſſe: for the thone is ttabliſhed g byiuftice. x ý I3 Righteous lippes are the Delight of kings and the king isueth him that{peaketh tight things, ; 14 The wath of a king isast meſſengers of death; but a wile man will pacific it. _ I5 Inthe lightofthe kings countenance islite: and bis tauour isiasa cloude of the latter raine, ae 16 * How much better ts ít ta get wife- Dome then gold? and to get vnderſtanding. fs moze to be deſired then ſiluer. i 17 The path of the righteous ig to Decline from eutil, and Hee Keepeth bis loule that Reepech bis wav.. : 18 Pine gocth before Deftruction,and an High mind before the fall. ries 19 Better itis to be of humble mind with the lowlp,then to deuide the ſpoiles with che 20u40, F 20 Heẽe that is wile ty his bulineſſe, ſhall finde good; and * bee that truſtech inthe Lod, he is bleſſed. 21 Che wile in heart Hall bee called pru · Dent : anid * che fweetenelleof the lips hall increale doctrine, 22. Guderitanding isa welſpring of life - ‘puta them that baucit: and the initeuction of fooles is folly. f ; 23 The heart of the wile guideth his mouth wilely, € addeth Doctrine to bis lips. 24 fFayre woes are asan honypcombe, . Hmccrnefe tothe foule, health to che bones. 25 * Ghere isa way that leemethright bea bnite man; butthe iſſue thereofare the wapes of Death. ; 26 The perfon that trauaileth,trauap- ie fo? himſelte; foz his mouthicraueth tt of im. _ 27 Avwicked man dtageth vp euill, and inbislips is tthe ™ burning fire. — 28 A troward perfon fowety ttrife: anda taleteller maketh dDiutlion among pꝛinces. 29 A wicked man deceiueth bts neigh: bour, and icadeth him into the way that is not good. ; lea. 30 = Dee ſhutteth his eyes to Deutle wic- kedneſſe: bee moueth his lips, and bringeth euiltto pafe. y: 31 Age ts a crowne okgloꝛy, whenitis found inthe way of ° xighteouſneſſe. 32 He that is ſlow vnto anger, is better then the mighty man: and be that ruleth his owne minde, is better then hee that winneth a citte. i 33 Hhelotis caſt into the lappe: but the wyole Difpeittion thereofis pot tye Lod. fortune; forall thingsare determined inthe Prouerbes. The poore not tobe CHAP. XVII. Etter ts a drzie mozlell, ik peace bee with k » then an boule fullofafacrificeg with rife. 2 * Adifcrect feruant ſhallhaue rule ouer alewd fonne,and he hal diuide theheritage among the bzethzen. 3 Asis the ning pot fo: ſiluer, and the for. nace fo: goln, fo the Loz trieth the hearts, 4 The wicked giucth heede to fale lips, and a liar Hearkeneth to the naughty tongue, S *De that mocketh the pooze,reprocheth bim that made him:and he that retopceth at deſtructiou, hall not be vnpuniſhtd. 6 Cbildzens chilozen are the crowne of the Elders:and the glory of the childzen are theit fathers. 7 +tDigh talke becommeth not a fogle, much ieie a lying talke a pince. : 8 A rewatde is asa ſtone pleafant in the eves of them that baue it; it pzelpereth, whi. therfocuer it < turneth. i 9 We that couereth a tranfareffion,fecketh loue; but hethatrepeateth a matter, fepara: teth the 4 pince. s 10 A repzoofe entreth moze into him that bath vuderitading, then an bundzcd ſtripes tuto a foole. II Aleditious perfon feeketh onelp euill, ane cruel: meſſenger hail be ſent againſt 1 * 12 Itisbetter fo} a man to meete abcare — ofk her whelpes, then afkoole in dis 13 Hee that rewardeth euill fo2 good, é= uill Hall net Depart fram bis honie, 14 Ghe beginning of ſtrike is as one that openeth the waters: therfore per the conten tion be medled with,leauc off. - Is * He that iuſtitieth the wicked, and he that condemneth the iuſt, euen they beth are abomination to the Lod. — 16 MAherkoze is therea sprtcein the hand ofthe koole to get wildome, and he hath neng tt? 17 @ friend loueth at alltimes: and ba bother ts borne fo? aduerfity. i _ IS A man deititute of vnderſtanding itoucheth the band, and becommeth Girety foz bis neighbour. defpifed. ne a For whereas were many facri< fices,there were many- portions giuen tothe plos > ple, wherewith they feafted, Ecclusto.26. b That is, fhalbe made gouernour ouer the childré, Chapi 31, $Ebr. the lip of exceHencie. > C The reward hath great force to gaine the hearts of men, d Hethat adme- nitheth the prince of bis fault,ma- keth him bis enc- mie, e By the meſſen- geris meant fuch meanes as God viethto punith the rebels, f Whereby he . meanceth the wice ked in his rage, who hath no feare of God, Rom.12, 17. a theſcy. 1 5. 1.Pet. 3.9. Ffa. 5.23» chap. 24.24 g What auaileth it the wickedto berich,feeing hee fetreth not his mind to wildom? © h So that heis morethen a friehd,euen a 19 - Weelouetheranlgvellion that loucth brother thar hel- ſtrike: and he that exalteth hts k gate, ſeeketh peth in time of Deftruction. 20 The froward heart findeth no good: and be that hath a naughty tongue fall fail into euill. > 21 Hee that begetteth afoole.getteth him· felfefozow, and the father ot a foole can haue noisy. 2*4 faint heart caulety goad health: but a forrovafull mind drieth the bones, 23. A wicked man taketh a gikt out ofthe l holome to wei the wapes ot tuBgement. 24 * Mildome isin the face of him that hath vnderitanding : but the eyes of a foole are in the = coꝛners of the woꝛld. Tits 25 A kooliſh fonneis a gricfe vnto hts fa- ther, anda heauineſſe to her that bare hin, 26 Surely it ts wet good to condemne the aduerfitie. i Reade Chap. 6.1. : k Lifteth vp himíelfe aboue: his degree, Chap: 15.36 i 1 That is,fecretly & outof the bo- fome of the rich, Eccles.2.0 4, and ; m Thatis,wandee toand fro, and + 8.1. feeke not after - wifedome, Chap. FO. I. iuit, no: that the pꝛinces ſyould Gmttefuch n For: their well afo? cquity. a fo2 cquity 27 e doing. The refuge of the godly. a He that loueth wifdome, will fe. parate bimfelfe from all impedis ments, and giue himfelfe wholly to feeke it. b- That is, chathe may talkelicen- tioufly of what- focuer commeth to mind, c Meaning, fech one as contem- meth alf orhers, d Which can neuer be drawen emptie,but bring ener profit, e That is, to fa- uour him and fupport him. f They arefoone beleeued,and en- ter moft deepely, g Heefheweth what is the re- fage ofthe god- ly agaioſt all troubles, Cha .10, 15. Chap, 1 6 BS 8. Ecc lusix1.8. h The mind can wel beare the in- firmitie of ¥ bo- dy,but when the ſpitit is wounded, itis athing moft hard to fulteine, į Gettethhim libertieto fpeak, and fauour of them thar are moſt in eftima- tion. k ‘Hethat pea- kezh firft, is beft heard of the wic⸗ ked iudge, but when his aduer⸗ farie inquireth outthe matter . it turneth to his ` | fame. ‘1 Ifacontrouer- fie cannot o- thetwife be de- 27 He that hath knowledge, ſpareth bis wordes, and a man of vnderſtandiug is of an excellent (pitt. 3 28 Cuen afeole (when hee holveth his peace) is counted wile, and he that Topper Dis lips, pudent, CHAP. XVIII Dz the Defire thercof hee will afeparate Thimlelfe to ſeeke it, and occupie bimlelfe in all wiledeme, * 2 Atoole hath no delight in vnderſtan· Ding:but that bis heart map be >difconered. 3 Uhen the micked commeth, then com- meth: contempt, and with the vile man te» poch. : 4 The woes of amans mouth are like Deepetwaters,and the wellpzing of his wife» Dome is like a flowing river, § It is not good to ° accept the perlon of the wicked, tecaule the rightcots to fall in tudgement. meek SK 6 A kooles lips come with Trife,and bis mouth calleth foz tripes. t 7 Afoolesmourh is hig owne Deltructt On, and bis lips are a ſnate foz Hts ſoule. 8 ‘he words of atalebearer are as flat- terings, and they go Downe into the! bowels of the belly. } SiE g 9 bee allo thatisflothfull in his wozke, . cue the bacther of bim thatis a great after. 10 Zhe Mame of the Lod is a trong tower : the righteous runneth s vnto it, and is cralted.- R IL * Che rich mans riches are his tro citie: and as an bigh wall in bis imagina- tton. I2 * Before dDetruction the heart of x man is hautte,aud before gloꝛie goeih lote t A 13 *Deethat anfwereth a matter before beheare tt, it ts folly and hame vnto him. _ 14 The (pivit ofa man will futaine his infirmitie: but a wounded ſpirit, who can beareit? Is Awile heart getteth knowledge, and the eare of the wile fecketh learning. 16 A mans gtfti enlargeth htm, and ira Deth him before great men. : 17 *Heethatis firit in hisowne caute, is tut ; then commeth bis neighbour, and ma- keth inquirie of hint. 4 18 The lot! caulet) contentions to ceate ie m maketh a partition among the migh g. x Ig @ brother offended isharder to winne, thena ftrong citie, andcheir contentionsare like the » barre of a pallace. 20 Mith the Fruit ofa mans mouth hall bis belly beefati(ies , and with the increaſe ofhistips all he be illed. 21 Death and life are inthe power ofthe tongue, and they that clouctt, Halleate the ring fruttrhereo’, Chap. ‘cided, it isbeft to caft lots toknow whofe the thing (halbe. . m Ap- peafeth their cOtrouertie, which are fo ftout thar cannot otherwife be pacified, n Which for che flrength thereof will roc boWwe' nor | yeeld: “o By the'vfing of the tongue well or cuill, commeth the fruit thereof either good or bad, : i xvij. XiXe 22 He that findeth arwife,findeth a thing,and recetueth fauour of the Lov. Chaften thy fonne. 249 we i ST Á $000 p He that isiope ned witha ver- 23 The pooe ſpeaketh with prayers but tuous womanin the rich antwereth roughly. marriage isblefo 144 man that bath frtenDes,ought to Fev fed of the Lord : himſelfe friendly; foz a friend is necrerathen as Chap, 19.14. a brꝛother. a That is, oft times fuch are found, which are more ready to doe pleafure, then hee that is more bound by duetie. CHAP. XIX. pee * is the pooze that walketh in bis bprightnes,then be that abuſeth bislips, and tsa foole. 2 Foꝛ without knowledge the minde is ii — be that haſtet h with bis feete, nneth. 3 The kooliſhneſſe of a man peruerteth: ‘Chap.28.& his way, and his heart fretteth agant the Lo: : 4 Riches gather many friends: but the pooze ts (eparated from bis neighbour, S *@ kalle witneſſe Hall not bee vnpu⸗ niten ; and be that ſpeaketh lies, thall not cape. 6 (Dany reverence the face ofthe prince, pee man i friend to bim that giueth gifts. him:how much moze wil his frends Depart farre from bim 2 though be be inftant with words, yet they will not. 8 He that polſeſſeth vnderſtanding, t lo- neth bis owne feule, and Reepeth wiledome to find goodneſſe. 9 Afalle witnelfe Hall not be vnpuni⸗ fhed:and be that ſpeaketh lies, thall perih. Io © Plealire is not comely foz a foole, much leſſe foz a ſeruant to haue rule ouer princes. £ Il The difcretion ofa man Beferreth bis nr ¿ and bis glozig is d to paſſe by an of- ence. 12 * The kings wath is like the roaring e a ere bis fauout is like the Dele vpoñ the grafie. in g kooliſh fonne is the calamitie of bis Fathers." and the contentions of a wife arc likea coutinuallsdzopping. $ 14 Moule and riches are the inheritance ofthe fathers, but * a pendent wife commech ofthe Lod. 15 Dlouthfulnefle cauſeth to fall afleepe, and adeccitfull perfon hall be affamiſhed. 16 Wethatkeepeth the commandement, keepeth bis owne ſoule:but he that deſpiſeth his wayes, pall Die. 17 Weethat hath mercy vpon the pooze, lendeth vnto the Lord : andthe Lom will recompente bim that which he bath ginen, - 18 Chatten hy onre while there ts hope, andletnotthyloule ſpare Toz his murmu⸗ 15 Amanof much anger mall ſuffer pit niſhment:and though thou f deliuer him, yet will his anger come againe. 20 Heare counſel ania receiue inſtruction, that thou mapet be wile tn thy latter end. 21 anp deuiſes are in a e mans heart, but the counſell ofthe Lod hall and. at 22 That 7 Allthe brethren of the poore doe hate i Deut.19.19 dæan, 13 62. a Tohavecom- fort of them. b Hethatis vpe right in iudge- ment, findeth fae uour of God, c The freevfeot things isnot to be permitted to him that cannot vſe them aright. d Thatis,to cos uer it bycharitie and to do therein as may moft ferue to Gods lorie, » Chap.20.2. Chapv7i2%6 Chap.24.9. e Asraine that droppeth and rotteth the houfe, pn Chap. 18, 225 f Though for atimeheegiue , - place to countel, ; ~ yet oone after — will he giueplace to his raging af~ fections. g Mansdeuice fhalingt haue»: \ fucceffe, except ` God gouerneit whofepurpofeis i vnchangeable, < ~ Nonets cleane. | hh That is.th t,he be honeft-forcne pooremanthat ishoneft, isto be eftecmed boue the rich which isnot vertuous, Chap.26.15, ` Chapar. i That is, the fimplc,andigno- rantmenieéarne, - whé they fee rhe wicked punithed. x Takethap'ea- fure and delight therein, as glut- tonsand drun- kards in delicate meates & drinks, a By wine here is - meant him that is giuen to wine, and ſo by {trong drinke, Chap.t 9.12. b Butteth his life in danger, e Itishardto finde ont: for it is as deepe wa- ters, whofe bet- tome casnot bee - found syerthe wife man will know a manei- ther by his words or maners, d Where righte- oxsiudgement is executed there finne ceafeth,and vice dare not ap- pere, 4.King.8.46. 2.chron.6. 36a ccf] 22. 1. 2obnt 13 $ Ebr. lone and fione, ephal and. ephan. e Reade Chap, - 36.355 bi Sbæ⸗. ⁊ f Teach him wit, thathecaftnor himfelferafhly - iwo danger, 22 That that isto bz Delired ofaman, ‘ishts® geonncile, anda poore mantis better thea lyar. . 23 The teare of the Lord leadeth to life; and fe that is Mlicd therewith, hall continue, and (pall not be vifited with euill. 24 * She flauthfull hideth his hand tu his bofoine, and will not put it topis mouth agate: 25 * Smite alconer,and thei looliſh wil beware: and reprooue the prudent, aud hee will vnderſtand knowledge. 26 Hee that deſtroyeth his Father or cha⸗ bl ketb amar his mother isa a lewde ¢ a Hamefull chilo. 27 My omw, beare no moze the inſtruc⸗ tion.that canieth co erre from the woes of knowledge. é j 28 4 wicked witneſſe mocketh at iudge· ment, ana the mouth of the wicked * fwal- loweth bp iniquitie. 29 Bue tuBgements are prepared for the (corners, anv itvipes fog the vache of the fooles. CHAP, XX. Vy Jne ris amocker, and {trong Minke staging :and_wholocuer ts decei⸗ Wed thereby, is net wile. 2 * Tie teare okthe king is like theron tingofaiton : hee that ppoaoketh him vnto anger,’ ſinneth againit bis owne ſoule. 3 Iltisa manghono: to ceaſe from itrife: but euery foole wilt be medling. 4. Ge Hlourhfuil will not plow, becauſe of Minter: therefore (hall be begge in one mer, but bane nothing. i § The counlſell in the heart of eman is like Deepe waters; but a man that hach yn» derſtanding will draw it out, 6 Many men wili baaſt, euery one ofhis one goodueſſe: but wha can fnd a fatty- fuli man ? Ie ropa: ; 7 Hee that walketh in His integritie; is ue sand bicien shall bis children vec after him. 8 Aking that ſitteth in the thaone of indgement, “chaleth away all euill with gis pes. 9, *ihs can fay, Ihaue made mine heart cleane, d| am cleane from my inate? ' Io Divers 1weights, and diuers mea» fures, both e theltare cucn abomination vn- tothe Lod. : R H Achilveatlo is knowen by bis Bo- ings, whether jis worke bee pure ana 12: Che Lord bath made both hele, euen the care to jeare.and the tye to ice, 13 Louenot fkeepe, leit thou come guto pouertie: open thure cpes, and thou alt bee fatilfed with bead. 14 It is naught, tt isnanght, faveth the on ; but when yee ts gone a part, bee boa» eth. Is There ts gold, and a multitude of pres tiong ſtones: butthe lips ofkneWwledge area precious tewel. 15 *@akebis f garments that is luretie fozaftranger, and a pledge of him kor the firanger. sij f 17 The bꝛead oF Deceit is ſweet to a man; -Prouerbes. Dut —— His month Hal be filled with graueli. , 13 Eſtabliſh the thoughtes by countcil; and by counlell make warre. 19 ive that goeth abontas a anderer, dil coucrety “fecreta:thcretoze meddle not with him that flatterceh wirh bis lips. 20 He that curſeth bisfather o? bis mos ther, his light tall bee put outin obſcure Darkeneffe. _ if 21 Au heritage is haittlp gotten at the — but the end theresk hall not bee eilen. 22 Haynotthou, * J willrecompente enill ; buc watte vpon the Lord, and he thall laue thee. i 23 *Diuers wetghtdare an abomination vnto the Loꝛd, and veceitfull ballances are not oe i — 24. *The ſteppes of a man are ruled by the LoD: bow can aman ——— his owne way? — 25 Jtisa deſtruction for a man ta g De- noure that whtch is tanctificd.and alter che bowes to inquire. 26 A wile king (cattercth the wicked and tauſeth the “wheele to turne oner them. 27 The i light ofthe Lozd is the breath — and learcheth all the boweis of Soe elly. 28 * Dercie and trueth prelerue the Ring: foz his thaone albe eſtabluhed with mercie. ] 29 The beautte of young men is their To doe iuſſtice. Chap.i1.13. Exod.21, 17. leuit. 20 9. matth.t Soge D erit. 32.356 chap:17.1 3a and 24. 29. rom. 12.17. 1.thel.5.t5. 1 .Pet-3.9. Chap. tite and-verfe, 10, Tere.t0 33 g. That is, toaps plie it, or take ie to his owne vie, . which wasap- poinced.to Gods, and then inguire how they may be ¢xempted from the fault, h Whichavasa . Kinde of punifh« ment then vfed, i The word of ; God giueth life. ynto man,and caufeth vs to fee. ftrength, and tye glorie of the aged ic the andtriethe fe- tap Dead. 30 * Che bl-wnelke of the wound ferueth to purge the enil ann the ſtripes within the bowels of che belly, crets of our dark hearts, Hebr, 4. 12. Chap.29.1 4. k Sharpe punifhe ment that pereeth even the inward partes, is profitable for the wicked, ta bring th¢m.to amendement, CHAP: XXI ec a Rings heart is in the hans ofthe Lozd,asthe riuers of waters; De turneth it whitherloeuer it plealech hint. 2 Cuerpy* wayska man is right in bis ownecpyes $ but the. Loa pendereth che Hearts. ‘ tl: 3 * To do iuſtice and iudgement is moze acceptable to the Lord then (accifice. 4 Ahauttelooke, and apounde heart, - which is thel? light ofthe wicked,is finne, 5. The thoughts of the diligent doc fure- lp bring abundance: bite wholoeucr is ha. itic,commeth {urelp to pouertie. 6 * Che gathering oftreatures by ade- ceitfull tongue is banttte toſſed teana fro of them that (ceke Death. 7. The ‘robberie of the wicked Hall De: fray them : for thep haue renien to execute iudgement. 8. The way of fome is peruerted and Grange ; butef the pure man bis woke is right. ° a Though kings feeme to haue all things at com- mandement, yet are they. nocable to bring their... | owne purpofes . to paficany oe. ; therssifethen . God bath ap-.... pointed : much , leſſe are the in- feriours ables., Chap. 16.2, Micah.6.8, FOr, plowing. b Thatis,the thing whereby. he is guided, om - which he brine geth foorth as the fruit of his. worke, c Hee that goeth rathly about his buſine ſſe and without counfeti, Chap, 13.11. d, Heemeancth this chicfly of Judges and Princess which leane that vocation whercunto God bath called them, and poule their fubic&s to maintaine tbeir luftes, 9: No counfell againft God, Chap.19.13. 9 *It is better to dwel in a coner of the aud25.24. boule top, then witha contesttous woman UOrinagreat inah wide boule, f ; familya 10 Tie louie of the wicked wifheth euill: & bis neighbour bath no fauonr in bts epes. ¢ Read Chap, H e Uhen tye ſcorner is puniſhed. the 89.25» foolifh is wile: and when one inſtructeth the wile, he wili recetuc knowledge. f Though the 12 he righteous t teacheth the boule of fodlyadmonth the wicked; but Godouerthzoweth the wic» themborh by ked foz their euill. wordsandexam- 13 idee that ftoppeth his eare at the cry: picoflifeyet ing ef the pooze,bee tall allo cry anb not bee the wicked will peard, not amend,till 14 ¢ 4 gift in fecret pacificth anger, and God d:ftroy agittin tye boſome great wath. them, Is Jtistoytotheiulttodoe indgement: g To doe a plea- but detiruction (hall be te the wozkers of ini- furetothe angry quitie. * man pacifieth 16. Ama wandzeth out of the way him, of wiicdoine, hau remaine in the congrega- tion of the Dead. j 17 Hee that loucth paftime,fhalbe a pooꝛe mai: and De that loucth wine and ople, fall not be rich, b God hall- 18 Zhe» wicked thalbea ranſome forthe cauſe that to ſall juft, and the tranſgreſler fo: the righteous. on their owne Ig It ts better to Dwellin the wildcrnes, heads, which they then with a contentious and angry woulan. incendedagainft 20 Ja the boule of the wilcts a pleafant che iuſt,by deli- treafureand‘ople: but a fooltty man deuou· uering the iut, rethit. andpurtingthe § =. 24 Me that felloweth after righteouſneſſe — intheir and mercy, {hall Gnd lite,tighteoulnelle anu J aces. 2y- chs 25.18.23, 22 G k wife man goeth bp into the citie of i Meaning,abun- the mighty, and catteth Downe the ſtrength danceof all ofthe confidence thereof. 3 things. 23 Hee that keepeth bis mouth and bis k Wifedome o- tonzue,keepeth bis lonte from aftlictiens. _ wetcommeth 24 Proud, hauty & (corncfull is bis name Grength&con- that worketh in bis arrogancie wath. fidenceinworld- 25 The delire of the Houthfull ! fayeth ly chings. him: foz bis hands refule ro woke, 1 Hethinketh to 26 Wee couetetl cucrmoze greedily, but liuc by withing the righteous giueth.and (pareth nor. anddcfiringail 27 The * (acrifice of the wicked is an abo: _ things,bucwill . mination: how much moze when he bꝛingech takenopaincto it with a wicked mindz get ought. 28 * A falie witnelle Hall peri : but Dee Chap.r5.8.s/4.t. that yearctb, m ſpeaketh continually. x3.ecclus 34.25. 29 4 wicked man hardeneth his face:but Chep.r0.5. the iut, he will Direct bis way. ~mHemaybold- 30 There is no wiledome,ncither vndet · Ay teftifiethe ſtanding. noꝛ counteli againſt the Loy. tructh chat hee 31 The hozieis prepared againſt the Dap bath beard, of battell: but faluation is of tye Lod, CHAP, XXII. Beclus 7. 3. * Good man is to be chofen aboue great a Which com- A ricaes and *isuing tauour is aboue Gl- methby well werand aboue gold. doing. 2 * The rich aud poore > meet together s Lhap.2913. the Lowdis the maker oftgemall. b Liuetogether 3 * A prudent maniceth the< plague,and and haue neede ideth himſeltfe: but the foolify gocon till, agua the and arc puniſhed. ether. : Chap. 27.1% c Thatis , the punifhment which is prepared for the wicked, and ficeth to God for fuccour, Chap. xxij. The Lord defendeth the poore. 250 4 The ceward of humility, andthe fearg Of God isvtchis,anw giozp anv itie, §_ Tines and inavesare in the way of the frowarde but ge that regardeth bis toule will Depart farre trem them : 6 Teacha child “in the trade of His teay, d Bring him vp ALD WHEN Hee ls oide, bee thall not Bepart veruoufly,and tromi he (hall fo con- 7 The rich ruleth thepooje, andthe bo- tinue. rower is feruaut vnto the man thatiendeth, 8 Hee thatloweth iniquitte, Wali reape anite „anD ihe rodde of his anger hall atle. 9 *We that bath a goos tepe, hee Mallie pti 3 fo: bee giuech at pis. Bead snio che orꝛe. 10 Cat out the ſcoꝛner, and Grife hall ot out; fo contention and cepzech ſhall ceale. II Hee that loucth pureneffe of heart for on ate df bis lippes, the è king Mail be his riend. 12 The eyes of the Loꝛd bpreſerue know · ledge: but he ouerthrꝛoweth the words of the traulgteſſcur. 13 Che llouthfull man fayth, i Altonis Without, F Halbe Haine inthekrect. 14 Che mouth of trange women is as a Decpe pit: he with whome the Lord ts angry -X (hall fall therein. 15 Fooltines isboundlinthe heart of a child ; but the ron of coꝛtection (hail deiue it away from him. ; I6 Hee that oppreſſeth the pooze to in- create himſelfe, ana giueth pnto the rich, (hall furciy come to pouertte, 17 C Incline rhineeare, and heare the wos of the wile,andapplic thine heart in- tomy knowledge. i 18 Foꝛ icthall bee pleafant, if thon keepe them in thp belly, and if they bee Directed to- gether in thy lips. 19 That thy confidence may bee in = the Lobe, J baue themed ther this Bay: thou therefoze rake heed, 20 Haue not F written vnto thee * thzee tines in counfelsand knowledge, 21 Chat J might Hew thee the afurance pf the words of trueth to anſwere the weds of frueth te them that fend to thee? 22 Robbe not the poore , becaule hee fs pooze, neither opprefte the afflicted + in iudgement. 23 Foz the Led" will defend theit caule, a pople the foule of thole that ſpoyle them, 24 Wake * no friendihip with an angry e His authoritie whereby he did opprefic others, fhall be taken from him. Ecclus 31,336 f He that is mera cifull & liberall. g He fheweth that princes thould vfe theie fzmiliaritie, whofe cdicience is good, & their talke wile and godly. -~ h- Favour them thet lous knows ledges -p i Hederideth them that inuent vaine excufes,be= caufethcy would not doe their duetie. k So God puni⸗ ſheth one finne by anorher,whes befuffereth the _. wicked to fali into the acquain= tance of an hare lor. 1 Hee isnaturally giuen yntoit, m He fheweth whatthe end of wiſedome is :to wit, to dire vs to the Lord. n Thatis, fundry times, , 4 Ebr in the gates Chap.23.11. o Hauenotte man neither goe with the furious man, doe with hima 25 Leaftthoulearne bts wayes, and ree thar isnot able ceiue deſtruction tothy ſoule. torule his affcGi= ons: ſor hee would hurt thee by his euill cone uerfation. p Which rathly 26 Bee not chouok themtrhat p touch the —— nor among them that are ſuertie foz ebts. 27 JE thon halk nothing topap, toby cauſeſt theu that be ſhouid take thy bed from vnder thee? +4; put themfeiues - 23 Thou faltnot* remooue the ancient in danger foros. bounds which thy fathers haue made... . thers, as Chape.. 29 Thoulectt that a Diligent man inhis 6.1. bulinefie ſtandeth befoze kings, and ſtandeth Deat. 27. 17. not befoae the bale fort. chas.a3.10 Ji 2 CHAP O Of correCtion. Buy trueth. a Eate with fo. brietie. b Bridle thine. appet.tejasit were by force * and violence. c Foroft times the rich, when they bidtheir in- feriouts to their tablesjit is not for the loue they’ beare them, but for their owne fecret purpofes, d Beltow not the gifts that God’ hath giuenthee, to get worldly riches. e Thatis,coue- tous,as contrary, a good eye is ta- ken for hiberall, as chap.22.9. f He will not céafe till hee hath done thee fome harme, andhis flattering words fhall come to no” vie, Deut.37.17. chap.23.28, Chap.r12.23. Chap. 3.24. andi 9, 13. ecclef30.1. g Thatis,from deftrudtion. Pil, 37. 1. chap. 24.1. h The profperity of the wicked’ fhall not conti- nue. 1 Inthe obferua- tion of Gods commatinde- ments, +’ tEbr.wine > bsbbers. Cine Q éjNe k Ea no coft for trueth fake, neither depate from it for any gaine, t Giue thy felfe wholly to wife- dome- ` Chap. 22.14. Chap. 7.02. m ‘She feduceth many,and can- feth themto af. fend God, CHAP, XXIIL y Den thou ſitteſt to cate with a rulers the a conlider diligently what ts before l, 2 b AnD put thy knife to thy thzoate, if thou be a man ginen tothe appetite, — ‘3. Benot delirous of bis Dainty meates? c fo? itis a deceiueable meate. 4 Crauaile not too much te be rich r but ceale From thy 4 wifedome. j § Wilt thou cat thine eyes vpon it which is nothing? fozrickestaketh Her to ber wings as an eagle, and fipeth into the heauen. Cate thon not the beead of him that hath ane euill eye, neither delire his Datutie ineates. UN ee 7 For as though bee thought it in bis heart, to will hee fay vntothee, Cate, and drinke: but his heart is not with thee. 3 Chou hale vomiterhe £ mozlets that — batt eaten, and thou thalt ioie thy ſweet 0203. -9 Speake notin the cares ofa foole : for he will delpile the wifedome of thy wordes. 10 * Kemooue not the auncient boundes, ra enter not into the fizloes of the father: eſſe. Ir For hee that redeemeth them, ig mighty: be will * Defend their caule agatnit thee. j Í 12 Apply thine heart to inſtruction, and thine cares tothe words of knowledge. 13 * CHlithhold not cozrection from the cane iik thou tintee pim withthe rod, be Mall not die. 14 Thou halt (mite him with the rede, and palt deliuer bis foule from shell, 15 Wy fonne, ikthine heart be wile, mine heart yailreiopce,and J alto, iy i 16 And my reines Hall reioyce, when thy lips [peake righteous things. 17 *Let not thine heart bee enuious as gaint ſinners: but leci: be in the feare of the , Lozd continually. 18. Foz ſurely there is an end, tand thy Hope Wali not be cut off. eps 19. D thoumyfonne, heare and bee wile, and guide thine heart tt thei way. 20 ikeepe not company with + Brunkards, nor with + gluttons. í 21 Foꝛ the drunkard and the glutton ſhal © be yoote, ana the lleeper ſhalbe clothed with _ kag, ages. oP Obey thy father that hath begotten thee, and delpile net thy mother when thee is old. 23 Buy «the trueth but fell it not: like- wife wmiledome, andinitruction , and vnder · ftanding: ebbing 24 The father of the righteous hal great > {p retoyce, and he that begetterh a wile child. fall haue toy of htm. 25 Thy father and thy mother ſhall bee glad,and thee that bare thee, Wall retopce. 26 IDy fonne, ginemiee thine beart, and let thine eyes Delight in my wapes. 27 * foa whore is asa Deepeditch, and 4 range woman isas a narrow pit. 28 *Alfo thee lyeth in waite as foz a pray, me fhe increaſeth the trantgreflers among men. Prouerbes. Ofdrunkennes, The iuſt man falleth. 29 To whome is woe? to whome is foe, row? to whome ts trite? to whome is mur- muring? to whome are woundes without — and to whome ts the redneſſe of the epes ? 30: Euen to them that tarp long at the Wine, to them that go,” and ſecke mirt wine. _ 31 Lookenotthou bpon the wine, when itis red, and when it tHheweth his colour in the cup, or goeth downe plealantly, 32 Jn theend thereof it will bite likea ſerpent, anð hurt like a cockatriſe. 33 Thine eves ſhall looke vpon ſtrange women, and thine heart Mall (peake lewõe p In ſuch great things. danger fhalt thou _ 34 And thou Halt be as one that fleepeth bee. in the mtds of the r fea, and as hee that flees q Though drun. peth tn the top of the matt. Kennefle make 35 Chey baue ftriken mee, thalethoufay, themmore ine but Jj was not fick: they haue beaten me, but fenfible then J knew not, ween Jawoke: therefore will’ beatis, yet can Ja ſeeke ic pet tll. ‘ they not refraine, Cc HA P. n Which by arte make wineftrone ger, and more pleafanr, o Thatis, drun- kenneffe fhall bring thee to whoredome, XXIIII. Œ * not thou envious againſt enill men, neither Detire to be with them. ; 2 Foꝛ theit heart imagineth deftruction, and their lipe peake milchtefe. i 3 Chough wiſdome is an houſe builded, and with vnderſtanding it is eſtabliſhed. 4 _ And by knowledge thall the chambers re filled with all precious and plealſant ri⸗ t es. §_ A wile man is trong: for a man of bra Deranding increalech his ſtrength· ‘ 6 *fo2 with countei thou Walt enterpzite thy warre,and in the multitude of then that can glue counfell, is health. 7 CGiledome ts Hte fo a foole; therefore he - . Canitot open his mouthin the a gare. a Intheplace 8 Wethat imagineth to do cuil,nen Mall where wifedome call bint an authoũr of wickedneffe. fhould be y The wicked thought of afooleisfinne, thewed, and the ſcorner is an abomination vnto i men. IO lfthou be b faint in the day of aduerti- tie,thyp ſtrength is ſmall. Il Deltuer them that are Beatwen < to Death zand wilt thou not prelerue them that are ied to be flaine 2 12 Hf thou fay, Behold, wee knew not of it: hee that pondereth the hearts, decth not hee vnderitannd it? and hee that keepeth tùy foule , knoweth hee it not? will not hee alfe recompente euery man accezdDing to bts wozkes? 13 Myſonne, eate 4 hony, foz it is goon, and the pony combe , forit is {weet vnto thy mouth : ‘ fant to the taltes. 14 Sothallthe knowledge of wiſedome fo wifedomeis te be vnto thy foule, ifthou findeit, and there chefoule. ei Be anl end, and thine hope Halluotbee pOr,reward.. ` tut off. 15 Lay no waite,D wirked man againſt the boufe of the righteous, and fpoile not his reſting place. - : ; 16 Foꝛ a iuſt man ¢falleth ſeuen times, e He is fabie& and rileth againe: but the wicked Fall into to many perilss, miſchieke. — but God deliue⸗ 17 Boe thou not glad when thine cneniie rethhim, > faites, Pfal 37.4. chap .23.1 Fe Chap.20 18. à b “Man hath no ~ triall of his ftrength tillhe beintroubles, + c' None can be excufed,ifhee ` _ helpe nor the in⸗ nocent when hee ~ is in danger. d Ashonie is {weerand plea- Ennie not th f To be auenged on thee. P/al. 37. 1. chap 33-17. Chap. 139. g Meaning ci- ther ofthe wic- ked, and fediti- ous,as veife 19. & 21. or ofthem tbat feare not God,nor obey their king; $Ebr.to know the face, Chap.17.1 5. ifa.5.23. h Be fure of the meaneshow to compafie it be- fore thou take any enterprife in hand. Chap.20 22. i Hetheweth what is the na- ture ofthe wic> ked,to reuenge wrong for wrong. k That! might learne by another: mans fault. 1 Reade Chap, 6.10, a Whom Heze- kiah appointed forthis purpofe. b Thatis,gathe- red out of diuers bookes of Salo- mon, c God doth not seueale the caufe of hisiudge ments to man, d Becaufethe - e wicked. falleth, and let not thine heart refopce when be tumbleth, y i $ 18 Lett the Lord fee tt, and it diſpleale bim and he turne his wth f from pim, _Ig * feet not thy felte becaufe of the ma- lictous,neither be enuious at the wicked. 20 Foz there Mall be none end of plagues to the euill man: * the lightof the wicked falil be put out. : 21. My fonne, feare the Loud, ethe king. and meddle notwith them that ate {editious. 22 Foꝛ their Deitructton fall rile fun- es , and who knoweth the ruine of them z both? 232 ALSO THESE THINGS PERTEINE FO THE WISE, ‘Ft is not good eto haue reſpect of any perſon intudgement. : 24. Hee that faith to the wicked, * Chou art righteous, pim fall the people curfe,and the multitude Hallabbozre him. | 25. Butte them that rebuke him, Hall be plealure, and bpon them Mall come the bleh ling of goodneſſe. } : 26 Chey Kall kile the lippes ofhim that anfwereth vpright wos. 27 fOxepare thy worke without,and make ready thy things in the tietue, and after, build thine houte. CEA : 28 Bee not a witnelſe againt thy neigh- bour without caule: foz wilt thon deceiue with thy lips? 3 29 * Bay not, I will doe ta him, ashee hath Done to mee, 3| i willrecompente cuery Man according to his wozke, 30 Fj paled by thetieldaf the flouthfull, and by the vineyard of the man Deltitute of bnderitanding. ; 31 And lec, it was all growen ouer with thornes, and nettles had couered the face thereof, and the tong wail thereof was bzo- ken Downe. ` 32 Then ]J beheloe, and J confieren it well: J looked vpon it, and * receined in- firuction, 3 ka Yer alittle fleepe, ! alittle flumber, a little folding of the bands ta fleepe: 34 Go thy ponertie commeth as one that trauatleth by the way, and thy neceſſitie ike anarmedinan. o ~ CHAP, XXV 1 THESEARE ALSO PARABLES of Halomon, which thenien of igesekiah Ring of Judah “copicd out. 2 T He glozie of God is ta © conceale a _ 3 thing fecret: but the i Bings honour isto fearcl out athing. 3. ‘She beanens in height. and che earth in Deepencfle, and the: Rings heart can no man {earch out. A Take the f mofe From the Muer, and there hall proceede a veffell foz the fier. 5 Take saway the wicked from the king, king ruleth by the renealed word of God,the caule of hisdoings muft appeare, and there fore hee muft vfe diligence in trying out of cans. e Hefheweththatit is toohard for man to attaine to the reafon of all the fecret doings of the king : euen when heeis vpright, and doeth his duetie. f£ Whenvice is remouedfroma king, hee is amecte veffell for the Lords vſe. g- Tt-isnot enough that he bepureb felfe but that he put away othersthat bécorrupted, Ou’ givri Chap. xxv. xxvj. and his thaone Hall bee ſtabliſhed in righte oulneſſe 6 Boat not thy lelle before the king, and ſtand notin the place of great men. 7 7 Foꝛ it is better, that tt bee fain vnto thee, Come vp hither , then thou tobee put lower in the peelence ot the prince whame thine eyes bane ſeene. 8 Goe not kooꝛth haltily to ſtrike, leſt thou know not what to doe in the end there⸗ of, when thy neighbour bath put thee to {hame. 9 Debate thy matter with thy neighbez, and diſcouer noc the fecret to another, Io Let bee that hearethit, put thee to Hame,and thine infamie Doe not ceaſe. II A woꝛd {poken tn bts place islike ap- ples of gold witi pictures of tiluer. 12 He that repzooueth the wile,and the o- bedient eare , isas a golden careving and an nament of tine gold. 3 ; 13 As the ‘colae of the now inthe time of harueſt, fe is a Faithfull meflenger to them that fend him + for hee refretherh the toute of dis matters. 14 A man that boatteth of falle liberali- te, is like k clouds and winde without raine. Is A pinceis pacified by ſtaying of! atte Ser, and a foft tongue bzeaketh the ™ bones. 16 lfthou haue found bonte , eate that ts » {ufficient fo? thee, lett thou be ower full,and vomit tt. J 17 Aithdraw thy foote from thy neigh- bours boule, leſt bee be wearie ofthee, and bate thee. 18 A man that beareth falle witneffe a- gaint his neighbour, is lke an hammer and a ſword, and a fharpe arrow. Ig Confidence in an vnkaithkull man in time of troubic, islikea bzoken tooth and a {living foote. ; 20 Hee that taketh away the garment in the colde (calor, is like yineger powred vpon o || nitre, og like him that tingeth fongs toan heauie heart, : 21 *ZE bee that hateth thee be hungrie, give him bacad te eate,and if he bee thirſtie, giue him water to drinke: ` 22 - Foz thou thait lap ? coales vpon bis Head, and the Lord hall recompente thee. 23 As the oth winde Dineth away the raine , fo Dorth an angrie countenance the flandeving tongue. 24 * Jt ts better to Dwell in a torner of the boufe top , then with a contentious wo- man in a wide houſe. 25 Asare the cold waters taa wearie foule, fa is good newes from a farre countrey. 26 @ righteous man falling Downe be- fore the wicked, islike a troubled well,and a torrupt (pring. 27 Jt isnot good to eate nich hony:* fo talearch their owne glozic is nor glorie. ' -28 A man that refraineth not hts appe⸗ tite, islike a citie whichis. bpoken Downe, and without walles. -C HAP, XXVI. A £ the ſnowe in the ſummer, and as the Z \ taine inthe harueſt are notmeete, fo tg ly foz a foole. ‘honour vnſeen 2 As the parrow by flying and the fwal- Jt 3 iow A fhrewd wife, 251 Luke 14.10% h Left whereas thcu thinkeft by thismeanesto haue an.ende of the matter, it put thee to further trouble, i Inthetime of great heat when men defire cold. k Which haue an outward 2p- pearance, and are nothing within, I By not mini- {tring occafion to provoke him further. m That is,the heart that is bentto anger, as Chap,1§.4. n Vſe moderate- ly the pleafures of this world, o Which mel- teth it,and con⸗ fumeth it. \|Or,alume. - Rom, 12,20. p Thou ſhalt as it were by force . ouercome him, infomuchrhat his owne con{ci- ence fhal! mose him to acknow= ledge thy benee firs,and bisheatt fhaill beinflamed, Cbap. a 1.9. Ecclus. 3.2 2. q And ſo is in extreme danger. Bufe bodies 324 a Coaſent not vnto him in his doings. b Reprooue him as the matter res guireth, ¥Ebr.evese c To wit,of the mefienger, whom he fendeth. d That is,recei- ueth dammage thereby. e Whereby he both hutteth himfelfe and others. f Meaning, God, 2,Pet.2.23s — g Forthe foole i aaibracher be counfelled then he: alfo the foole fianeth of igno- sance, and the other of malice, h Reade Chap, 22.13. Chap 19.241 i Which diffem- bleth himfelfeto bethat he is not. Ecclus.28,10, Chap.18.8. k They will foone breake -out and viter themfelues. Talebearers. low bp flying efcape, fo the curfe rhat is cauſe· tefle,hali not come. i 3 Gato the horle belongcth a whippe, to ok alle a baie; and a rodde to the fooles acke. 4 Anfwere not afoole 2 according to his fooliihnefic,tct thou allo be ltke him. | 5 Anfwere afoole baccozding to His foo- liſhneſſe, leit hee bee wile m his owne tron- cette. 6 He that ſendeth a meflage by the band ofa foole, ıs as bee that cutteth of < che feete, d and Drinker) intquitte. 7 As they that litt vp the leas of che lanie, . fois aparable in a fooles mouth. 8 As the cloling Vp of a precious ſtone in an heape of ſtones lois hee that guieth glory to a fools. y ; g Asa thorne anding e vp in the band 5 aad (visa parable in the mouth of ooles. Io f The excellent that formed al things, both rewardech the foole and rewarderh the traulgreſſors. i Il *dsa dog turneth againe to Sis owne vomite, fo a fooie turneth to his fooliſhneſſe. 12 Durk thou a man wile in His owne concerte ? smoze bope is of a foole then of tin. 32 The Mouthfull man faith, A lyon is in the way: a iponis inthe Mreetes. 14 As the Doozeturneth vpon bis hinges, fo doth the flouthfull man bpon bts bed. 15 * Che llouthtull hideth his hand in his bolome, and it grieueth pim to put tt againe to bis mouth. Ha vanes 16 The fluegard is wife in his owne tonceite, then ſenen men that can rendera realon, l i ; 17 Hee that paſſeth by and menleth with the ſtrife chat belongeth not bite him, is as one that taketh a dog by the cares. 18 As hee that faineth bimfelfe mad, ca: ſteth fircbzands,arrowes, t moztallthings, like Ig So dealeth the deceifull man iwith bis fiend and ſaith, Am not Jin post? 20 Mithout wood the fire isquenched, and without a talebearer ſtrife ceateth. 2L *Asthe cole maketh Durning coles,and wooda fire, (othe contentious man is apt to kindle ſtrike. - 22*The woos of a talebearer are as flat- terings,and they goe Downe inte the bowels ofthe betty. 23 Asfituer Mofe overlayed vpon a pat- Meard, fo are burning tips, and * an cuill heart. y i 24 idee that bateth, will counterfeite aih te lips, butin bis heart hee layeth vp eceit. Prouerbes. CHAP. XXVIII. poi not thy felfe of toa mozretae t foz thou knoweit not what adap may bring foo2ty. j ' 2 Letanother man paik thee, and not thine owne mouth: a franger and not chine owne lips. 3 =) ti buta fooles wath is Heanter then them oti. : . 4 Anger iscruell. and wrath is raging: but wio can tand before t enuie? - gs Dpenrebukeisbetter then fecret loue. 6 The wounds of alouer are faithfull, and the kiſſes of an enemie are pleaſant. 7 * Toe perlon that ts full, delpileth an bony combe: but vnto the hungrie foule eue: rp bitter thing is ſweete. 8 Asabtrd that wandzeth from her nek: fo is a man that wandzeth from dis owne piace. 9 Asoyntnent and perfume retoyce the beart, fo doeth the ſweeteneſſe of a mans friend by heartte countell. 1o Thine owne friend, and thy fathers friend korſake thou not: nettherenterinte thy basthers å houle in the Day of thy calami- tle? for better is a netghbour that is neere, thena mother farre off. r It My fonne, bee wele, and reioyte mine beart, that J may antwere bim that repeae cheth me. 12 A punent man teeth the plague, and hideth dhimlcife: bur the looliſh got on Kill, and are puntſhed. yE 13 * Cake his garment that is [uretie fos a ſtranger:and a pledge of punt foz the tran ger. : Aig: ? 14 Dee that i pꝛaiſeth bis friend with a lowde votce,rifing f early iu the morning, it fall be counted to himas a curie 15 * A continuall Dopping in the Dap of raine, anda Contentions womanare a= ike. 36 He that hineth her, hideth the winde. and the is asthe ople in bis right hand, that vttereth it felfe. 17 Pron Harpneth yron, © Doeth s man fharpen the face of bis friend. 18 We that keepeth the fig tree, hall eate the fruit thereof: ſo hee that waiteth vpon bts malter Mall come to honour. face, » fo Ig Asin water face aniwereth to the heart of man te man. $ 20 Whe graue and deſtruction can nener be fuil, fo * the cyesof man can neucr beg fa titien. —— 21 * Asis the ſining pot foz Muer, and the fornace foz gold, (o is cuerp man accogding to his i Dignttte. *Q tone is heauie and the fand weigh: Know thy flocke. a Delay not the time,but take occafion when it is offered, Ecclas 22.156 b Forthe enui- ousare obftinate, and cannot be ree conciled. c They are flat- tering: and feeme friendiull. Job 6.6, d Truft not to any worldly helpe in the day of thy trouble, e Reade Chap, 22.36 Chap.20.16, +Eby Llefeth. f Haftily and without caule. Chap. 19.13. and 21.9. g One haftie man prouoketh another to an- ger. h. There is no difference be- tweene man and man by mature, but onely the grace of God maketh the ifference, 25 Though bee ſpeake fauourablp , be- lecue hunnat : fogchere arc} ſeuen abomina⸗ trons ui bis heart. j ' 26 Hatred map bee conered. by deceite: but the malice thereof all bee diſcouered in the’ congregation, ae 27 *ie that diggetha pit, hall fall theres 22 Though thou thoulnelt bray a feole Ecclu.i 4.9. in a moter among Wheate Draped, with a Chap.17.3.._ pettell s yet will not bis foolifpnelic Depart i Thatis,he is from bint. ` * _ either knowen 23 Bee diligentto know the ate ofthp to be ambitious, flocke,and take Deed to the beards. and glorious,or + 1 Meaning,ma- ny: he vfeth the numder certaine | forthe vneer- taine. i 24. Foꝛ riches remaine not alway, no the humble and m Intheafem- in, and he that rouleth a ſtone, it hal returne cromne from generation to generation, modeft, bly of the godly, Suto him. toe) itt ate 2s GbE bap Difconerethit(eife, andthe, Eccls.10.8. 28 A fale tongue hatech the alttteted, and stalte appeareth, and the herbes of the. : ecclus.27.26, -WEatteringinouthcaulggyeuing, -0 - mountatnes are gathered, 36 eye Awickedruler.: k This decla. 26 Whe klambes are fo? thy clothing, and -xeththegreat the goatesare the price of the tieit. goodnefie of 27 And let the milke of the goates bee Godtowards fufftcient fo? thp fsode, foz rhe toode of thy man,and the family, and fo: the fullenance of thy malts, diligence that he requireth of him for the preferuation of his gifts. CHAP, XXVIII — Wicked flee wher none purlueth: 2 Becaufetheir but the righteous are bold as a lion. owne confcience 2 JFo2 the franſgreſſion of the land > there accuſeth them. are many painces thereof: but bya man of b Thefateof vnderſtanding and knowledge, a realme thecommon ~ likewile endureth long. weileis often- G pooze man.it he oppꝛeſſe the pooze, ts like a raging raine, that leaueth no food. 4 They that forlake the Law, paile the wicked: butthey that keepe the Lawe, (et themfclucs agami them. j 5 icken men vnderſtand not indge⸗ > ment: but they that leeke the Logd, wuder- ftand ati things. 6 * Better isthe poore that walketh in bis vpꝛightneſſe, then he that peruerteth his Waypes, though be be rich. times changed. Clapio.i. 7 He thãt keepeth the Law,isa a childe of vnderſtanding: but he that keedeth the glut⸗ tons, thameth bis father. — J 8 He that increaleth his riches by vbury and interett, gathereth «them fohun that will be merciful! vnto the paoze. 8 Wee thatturneth away his eare c For God will _ take away the wicked vfurer, from and giue his hearing the Lawe, euen dis prayer hall bee poodstohim | *aboimtnable, MERE BBs thatfhallbeftow IO Hee that cauſeth the righteous to goe them well. atray by an cuilt way ydhall fall into bis d Becaufe jt is not of faith, ” which is groun- ded of Gods word or Law, which, the wic- Red contemne. e And judge that he is not wile, Chap.29.2, f He isknowen by his doings to “Be wicked, g Which fan- dethin awe of . God & isafraid to offend him. hb For he cannes uer be fatisfied, but euer oppref- ſeth and ſpoileth. 4 None (ħall be re ne pit, and the vpright Hall inherit goon pings, 2: IL Che rich man is wife in his own con- ceit: but the pooze that bath under Landing, can triee bim. ý j 12 *Ciben righteous wien reiopce,there is great glory: but when the wicked come vp, theman!tstrtea. 13 ie that hideth his finnes, hal not pzo- {pers buthe that conteſſeth, and foplaketh them, pali baue mercie. 14. Blefled is the man thats feateth al way; but he that hardenech his heart, hall C 15, Asa roaring Lyon, and an hungry bn fois h gmicked rulerouer the poore eople. 16 A prince Deitute of vnderſtanding, couetouſneſſe mali prolong bis Bayes. bloadof aperſon, Hall fice vuto the graue, abieto deliuer | and they pall noti appui. : im, 18 He that walketh vprightly, halbe la- , | ued? but bee that is froward in his wayes, fhalloncefatl, | h Chapar; > I9 *e thattillech hisland,Malbe latif- eD with bread: but dee that followeth the tole, fall be filled with pouerty. s 20 @ faithfull man Wall abound. tn blef tings; and he *that maketh batteto be rich, fhail not be innocent. Peal BT. 21 Go hang velpect of perons ts not ecclus. 2o 27. Chapivz. 1. and 20.21. Chap.xxviij. xxix. is alſo a great oppꝛtſſoꝛ: but he that hatech 17 Aiman that doeth violence again the . — 15 Che roove and cozrection giue wile: fee thetr fall. . The want oftheword. 252 ~ good: foz that man wil tranſgreſſe for a piece ofk beade } k He will be a. 22 4 man witha twicked | eye haſteth to bufed fornos riches, and knoweth not that pouertie hall thing. come upon bim.. 1 Meaning him 23 Weethat rebuketh aman, Mall finde that iscouccous, moze fauour at the leugth, then be that flat: tereth with his tongue. 24 Wee that robbeth his father and mo- ther, ana faieth, It is no tran(grefion, ts the compantonat a man that deſtropeth 25 Methat toofa proud heart, ſtirreth vp ſtrike: but hee that truitcth inthe Loo hall ben fat. m Shall have al | 26 He that truſteth in bis owne heart is a thingsin abune. foole: but he that walkerh in wwiledome, hall dance. be deliuered. 27 Wee that giueth vnto the poore, hall not lacke: but bee that hideth bis eyes, thall haue many curies, 23 * Cbenthe wicked rife up, menhide Chap.rg.a. themſelues: but wien they perth, the righ⸗ teous increaſc. TOORA Ri “ik EX. A Man that hardeneth his necke, when he is rebuked , Wali ſuddenly bee deſtroyxed and cannot be cured, 2 *edihen the rightesns pare in authori ⸗ Chap.28.13,38. tte, the people retoyce : but when tie wicked ||Or.are increas beareth rule,the people figh. > : fed. 3 Aman that loucth wiledome, reioyceth bis fatber: * but he that feedeth harlots,was Luke 15. 3. "4 ſteth bis ſubſtance. Sd 4 4 Aking by iudgement maintaineth the — but a man receiuing gifts, deſtroy⸗ ethit. ‘ § A man that flattereth bis neighbour, 7 alpgeaneth anet for bis Reps. a.Hethat giveth 6 In the tranigreffion of an eutll man is careto the flatte- bis > (nave: but the righteous Doty fing and ‘ris in danger reioyce. as the bird is 7 The righteous knoweth the eaute of bcforethe fouler, the pooze è but the wicken regardeth not P Heis cuer rea- knowledge. dy to falinto the 8 conekull men being a citie intoa Mare that he lay- Snares but wile men turne away wath, eth for others. if a wiſe man contend with a< foolif © Hecan beare man,whether he be angry og laugh, there is no admonition, no reft. in what fort foe. 10 Bloody men hate him that is vpright: uer itis poken - but the iut bane care of his foule. II A toole powzeth out all his mind: but a wile man keepeth it in. till afterward. 12 Déaparince that hearkeneth tolics,al bis feruants are wicked, 13 * Che poze and the viurer meete to- Chap.22.2 gether, andthe Lord lighteneth both their eyes. f : 14 *A king that iudgeth y poozein truth, Chzp.20.28. his thzone Walde eftabithed toz cuer. Dome: but a childe (et at liberty maketh his mother aſhamed. 16 Uhen the wicked are increaſed.tranſ⸗ greſſion tncrealety: but the righteous thal 17 Correct thy fon, and —— thee refi,and will giue pleafivestothy toule.- d Whererhere 18 4(Gibere there is no vion , the people are nox faithful Decay: but hee that keepeth the Lawe, is miniftersoftt- word of C bleep, o i 194 Ji4 — et Prayer for a competent ftate. e Hethatis ofa feruileand rebel- lious nature. |Or,regard, (hap. 5.18. yo A: feruant will not be chakiles with words: though hee vnderſtand, yet hee will not || anfwere. pe iy) 20 Beek thou a man Hattie in his mat- ters ? there is moze hope of a foole, then of yim. } ; 21 Wethatdelicately bringeth vp his fer: uant from pouth, at length be will be enen as bis onne. Hi a oe 22 *An angryman ſtirreth vp Arife, and a kurious man aboundeth tu tranfaretfion. Fob 23.29. £ Hethat feareth man more then God, falleth into a ſnare and isde- ftroyed. g Heeneedeth pot to flatter the ruler : for what God hath ap- pointed, chat fhal come to him. ” wicked and hypocrites, 4 Who wasan . _ excellent man in vertue & know- ledge in the time of Salomon. b` Which were Agurs {chollers or friends, c Herein kede- elareth his grear humilitie, who would not attri- bure any wife- dome to him- felfe but all ynto God, d Meaning,to know the fecrets of God, as though he would fay, None. Pfai.19.8. "Deut.4.2% And 12.3%. e He maketh this regueft to God, f Meaning,that they that put their tuft in their riches, forget God, and that by too much wealth menhaue an oc- cafionto the fame. A g Inaceufin him without ; caule, 23 * The pꝛideof a man Wall bring pun — but che bumble in ſpirit Mall enioy gloy. a 1 : 24. We thatis partner with a thtefe, Ya- teth his owne foule; he heareth curſing, and Declareth tt not. — 25 Che teareofa man bꝛingeth a finare: uae heethat truſteth inthe LoD, Mall be er> alted. 26 Many doe ſecke the face af the ruler? but enery mans eiudgement commeth from the Lom. | Sih) ENEI -27 A wicked man is abomination to the tuft, and be thatis vpꝛight in bis wayes, is a+ bomination to the wicked. CHAP, XXX. 1 2. To humble our felues in conGderatio of Gods works, 5 The word of Goud ù perft, 11 Of the 15 Ofthings that are neucr fatiate. 18 Of others that are wonderfull, € The words of? A GV R the fonne of [AKEH. Th pꝛopheſie which the man fpake vnto Ithiel,cuen to > Jthtel,and Ural. 2 Surely Jam moze « fooltih then any man, and haue not the vnderſtanding of a matt inme. 3 Fo: haue not learned wifedome,vioz attained to the knowledge of holy things. 4 Aho hath aſcended vp to aheauen, and Delcendeds; ho bath gathered the winde in bis Gt? Aho hath bound the waters ma garment: Aho hath eſtabliſhed all the ends ofthe wola? Mhat is his name, and what is bis ſonnes name, ik thou cant tell? 5 * Cuery word of God ts pure: hee tsa ſhield to thole,that truſt in him. 6 * Wut nothing vnto his words, lek he repzooue thee, and thou be found a liar. 7 wo ¢ things haue F required of thee: Denie me them not before F Die. ; 8 Remooue farrefrom mee vanitieand lies: gine me not pouertic.noz riches: feede me with foode conuentent Forme, 9. Leat J ve full and dente thee, and fay,, Aho is the Lord 2 oz leait F be poore, and fteale,ano take the name of my God in vaine. 10 Accule not a feruant vuto hrs matter, — he curſe thee, swhen thou hatt offene g + IL There isa generation that curſeth their father, and Doeth not bleſſe their mother. 12 Theteis a generationthat arepuretn therr owne conceit, andyet are nor malhed from thew filthineffe. 13 Thereis a generatiun, whole eyes are Hautic,and their eye lids are lifted yp. I4 Thereisa generation, whole teeth are as ſwords, and thetriawesas knines to cate — Prouerbes. Vy vp the afflicted ont ofthe carth, Ethe poore from among men. 15 Che josicleach hath twoh daughters which cry, @ine,giuc. Chere be three things that will not be fatifficd : yea, foure that fap not, It is enough. 16 Che grauc,and the barren wombe,the earth that cannot bee fatilfited with water, and the tice that faith not, It isenaugh. 17 The eye that mocketh his father, and Delprleth the tuftruction of hismother,let the rauens? of the vallep pickettout, aud the pong cagles eat tt. ‘ 18 There be three things bin from me: pea, foure that J] know not. 19 The way ofan eagle in the aire, the way of a ferpent vpon a itone, the way ofa ſhip urthe midſt of the aand the way of a man with a main, K 20 Puth ts the way alfoof an adulte? tous woman: ſhee eateth and k wiperh her —— laith, Jhaue not committed ini- quitty. 2I Foꝛ three things the earth is moaned; yea, for foure it cannot fuftaine it felfe. 22 Fo’ a ſeruant when he reigneth,and a foole when be ts filled with meat, 23 Jo the hatetull woman when thee is maried, and for a handmaid that is ™ heire to þer mittreffe. ; 24 Thel bee foure ſmall things in the — pet they area wile and fullof wife: ome: 25 The pilmires a people not frong,yet prepare they their meat in fummer; — 26 The conies a people not mightie, pet make they their boules in the recke: 27 Che crafhopper hath no king, yet go they forth all by bands: 28 The ſpider taketh holde. with ber bands, and is in kings palaces. 29 Chere be three things that order wel their going : yea, koure are comely in gomg. 30 Aiton which is rong among beats, and turneth not at the fight ofany; 31 A luty grayhound, anda goate, anda king againit whom there is no rifling vp. 32 Jfthou halk bene kooliſh in lifting thy felfe vp, and tf thou hat thought wickedly, lay thine bann r yponthy mouth, 33 Chen one churneth milk, he bringeth forth butter: and he that weingeth bis nole, cauleth blood to come out: fo he that forcerh wath, bringeth forth ttrife. CHAP XXXI 2 Heexhorteth to chaftity and imftice, 1oAnd Persh the conditions of a wife and worthy wo- man, Çı: THE WORDS OF KING@LE. MVE L: Theb prophiefie which his . mother taught him, Hat myvfonne! and what the fonne otc mp wombe! and what, D fonne ofmy Delires ! 3 Giue not chy Trength vnto women, anoꝛ b ‘Thedo@trine,which his mother Bath fhebataughthim. c By this often repetition of one thing, thee declareth her motherly affe · Gion, d Meaning that women are thedeflructionof Kings, ifthey haunt them, thy h The leach hath two forks in hee tongue, which here he calleth hertwo daugh⸗ ters, whereby fhe fucketh the blood, & is ne- uer fatiate ; cuen fo are the coue- tous extortioners infatiable. i Which haunt in the valley for Cations, k She hathher delires,and after counterfeizeth ag though fhe were an honek wos man, 1 Thefecõmonly ahuſe the ftare whereunto they are called. m Which is ma- tied to her ma- fter, afterthe ~ death of her miftrefle. — n They containe great do@rine and wiledome, 4 Difobedienceto parentsaccurfed. / o Ifmanbe not - able to compaffe thefe common things by his... - wilfedome, wee , | cannot attribute wifedom to man, but folly. p Makeaftay, — and continue not indoingeuill. . ‘ a Thatis of Sie | Jomon,who was: — called Lemuel, that ts,of God, becaufe Godhad ordained him to be King. . ouer Ifrael. vA A deſcription of e Thatis, the King muft not giue himfelfe to wantonnefle, and negle& his office which is to exe- cute iadgement. f For wine doth comfort the heart,as Pfal. 104.15, g Defend their carfe that are not able to helpe themfclues. h He ſhall not neede to vſe any vnlawſul meanes to gaine bis li- uing. !Or,meate, as Pfal.s11.5- fhe bringeth ber foonefremafarre. _ i Sheprepareth 15 And {hee riſeth, while itis yet night: theirmeatebe- and giueth the | poztion to ber houſhold,and time, the i dedinary to her maines, hail be prayſed. k Ske purchafeth 16 @beconfideretha field, and* getteth it wich che gaines Ít s and with the fruit of ber bands he plan- ofhertraucll, tethahinepara, aes Ecclefiaftes,orthe Preacher. Alomon, asa preacher and one that defired to inftrué all in the wayof faluation , defcribeth the deceiueable vanities of this world , that man fhould not be addicted to any thing vnder the Sunne, but rather inflamed with the defire of the heauenly life: therefore he confutetbtheir opinions, which fet their felicitie either in knowledge, or in pleafures, or in dignitie and riches, fhewing that mans true felicitieconfifteth in that that he is ynited with God,and {hal enioy his prefence:fo that al other things muftbereieGed, ſaue in as muchas they further vs to attaine to this heauenly treafure , which is {ure and permanent, and cannot be found in any other fauc in God alone, C WA P.. I 2 All things in tha worlde are full of vanity, Di and of none endurance. 13 Allmanswifedome tileth. ú but folly and gricfe, a Salomonis tarsos ie worDes of the? Preacher, here called a WSS) e fonne of Dauid King in winde go Preacher,orene F < Jerufalem, bis circuits. thataffembleth $ asa 2 b Ganitie of vanities, thepeople,be- a, faith the preacher: vanity of caufe he teacheth vanittes,all is vanitte. the true Know- thy wayes,whichisfodeftrop Rings. - 4 Jtis not foz Kings, D Lemuel, it is not fo, Kings to drinke wine, nor fo princes e trong Minke, 5 Lelt he drinke, and forget the Decree, and change the iudgment of all the children of affliction. í 6 Giue pee Krong Minke vnto him that is ready to perih, and wine vnto them that haue griefe of heart. 7 7 Let him minke that he may forget f his pouertie, and remember bis miterig no moze. ‘ 8 Dpen thy mouth foz thes Dumbe, in the caufe of all the chilogen of deftruction. 9 Open thy mouth ; wdge rigoteoutly, and tudge the afflicted, andthe poore. Io ¶ Aho hail fins a vertuous woman ; fo? her pziceis farre aboue the pearles, =I The beart of her hulband truftethin Her-and he Wil hauenoneede oft ſpoyle. 12 Shee will Dec him good, and not cuill ali the dapes of her life. 13 Shee ſeeketh wooll and flare, and la- boureth cheerefully with her bands. 14. hbe is like tie fhips of merchants; Chap. j. O 17 She sivveth her loines with Krength, and firengtheneth hee armes. a om 13 Shẽe feelety that her merchandtlets good: ber candie ts not put out by night. 19 Die putteth her hands tothe wheel, gud her bands handle the tpindie. 20 Ghee Kretcheth out her hand tothe noose and putteth koorth ber bands to the needy. 21 Ohe feareth not the fnot foz ber fami- lp: foz all ber family is clothed with || {carlec. 22 She maketh her telfe carpets; fine li⸗ nen and purple is her garment. 23 ier bulband ts knowen in fhe! gates, when he litteth with the Elders of the tany, 24 She maketh | heetes, t felleth them, and gineth girdles to the merchant. 25 = Strength honour is her clothing, and in the latter Day fye fall reioyce. 26 he openeth her mouth with wildom, and the.» law of grace is tn ber tongue. 27 Hbeonerleeth the wayes of her houle- hold, and eateth not the bzeat of tolenefie. 28 Wer childzen rife vp,and° cal her bleſ⸗ fed ; her Dulband alio fhall pzaile her, faying, 29 anp daughters Haue Done vertu: onfly : but thoufurmounted them all, 39 Fauout is Decetrfull, and beauty is ba- nity : but a woman that feareth the Loz, fhe 31 Giue p her of the frutt of her bandes, ano let her owne wozkes prayſe ber in the 4 gates, ` ATE ARGYMENT — 3 Ahat remaineth vnto man in all dis ledgeof God, trauel, which be ſuſtereth vnder the funne? and how men 4 One generation paffcth,and another gee eughttopaffe neratton fucceedcth: but the earth remap- their lifeinthis neth foz å euer. tranfitory world. b Hecondemneththe opinions of all men that fet felicitie in any § The ſunne rifeth, and the unne goeth Downe and draweth to his place, where Hee 6 Thee wind goeth toward the South, and compafleth toward the Forth : the winde goeth round about, and returneth by Ali the riuers goe into the fea, pet the fea is not full: for the riuers goe bute rhe place ſwhence they returne and goe. - 8 Al things are full of labour : man cannot vtter tt: the eye is not ſatiltied with (ering , noz the eare flied with hea⸗ ring. = shat te it that bath been?that that ayerruous wife, 253 Or, with double, 1 In the aſſem⸗ blies and places of jud zcmaent. llOr, Zanen cloth, m After that he had fpoken of the apparell of the body,he now de- clareth the appa- tel of the spirit, n Her tongucis as a booke whet by one might © - learne many good things: for the delighteth to talkeof the word of God, © Tharis, doe herrewerencc, p Confeffe her ‘diligent labours and commend her therefore. q Forafmuch as the moft honoue rableare cladin the apparellthat fhe made, a e Bythefanne, wind andriuers, - he fheweth that the greateft la⸗ bour and longef bath an ende, and therefore therecan be no felicitie in this world, Ecclus 40.1%. f The fea which malbe: and what ts it that hath been Done? compaferh all that which malbe Done; and there is no new theearth, fil- leth the veines thing but in God alone, feeing thar in this word all things are as vaniti¢andnothing. c S2lomon doth not condemne mans labour or diligence , but fheweth thatthere is no full contertatioy in any thing vnder the heauen, nor in any creature , forafmuch asall things aretraufitory, d- One man dieth after another,and the earth remat- neth longeſt, euen to the laft day, which yet is ſubiect to corruption, thing vnder the funne. : Io Is there anything , whereofone may thereof, the- which powre out fprings and riuers intothe Seaagaine. g Hee {peaketh of times and feafons , and thiags done in chem, which as they hauc beencin times paft, (ocome they to paſſe againe, fay, God humbleth man. h He prooueth that ifany could haue attained to felicitie in this world by labour and Rudie, he chiefly (hould haue obtainedir, becaufe he had gifts andaydes of God theré= unto aboue all other, -- i Manofnature hatha defice to know,and yet is not able to come to the perfe&ion ot knowledge, which isthe pu- nifhment.of fin, to humble man, and co teach him to depend, oncly vpon God, k Man isnot a- ble by all his di- ligence to cauſe things to. gaco- therwife then they doe: neither, can he pum, ber the ſaulte⸗ The fay, Behold this, itis new 2 It bath beene — in the olde time that was before 3 IL There is no memopzte of the former, neither Hali therebe a remembrance of the — that ſhalbe, with them that Hall come atter. 12 (°F the Pꝛeacher haue bene king o- wer Iſtae tn Jerufalem: 13 Gnd J paue giuen my heart telearch and find out wil dom̃e by all things that are done vnder the heauen: (thts faze travel hath God gtuen to the fonnes of men, : to bumble them thereby ) 14 J baue conideres all the wozkes that are Done bnper the nne: and beholde, ail is vanitie and veration of the ſpirit. iş That which ts ‘crooked, tan none make freight: and that which fatieth , can noi be numbed. 3 16 J thought in mine heart, and fain, Be- bold, Jam become great, and excell in wif: Dome all them that baue beene befo mein Jeruſalem:and mine heart hath ferne much wileDome and knowledge. x 17 And J gaue mine Heart to knots wib Dome and knowledge, madnes and tooliſh· neſſe: F knew allo that thts isa veration of the ſpitit. . ; í 18 Foꝛ in the multitude of wiſedome is much = griefe: and he that increaſeth know- letge,increaleth fozrow. : Ecclefiaftes. that arecommitted, much leffe remedie them.. 1 That is, vaine things,which ferued vnto pleafure, wherein was no commoditie , but - griefe and trouble of confcience. m Wiſdome and knowledge _ cannot become by without great paine of body and minde:for when a manhath attained to the biyheft, yet ishis minde neuer fully con- | tent ;therefose inthis world isnotrue felicitie, a Salomon ma- keth chis.dif= courfe with him- - felfe,asthough he would trie whether there were contenta- tion in eafe and pleaſures. + Ebr draw my feh to weae. b Albeit I gaue my felfe co plez- {fures yet I . thought to keepe vineyards. ewifdome and the ſeate of God in mine heart and foucrne mine affaires by the fame, į Ebr.doe. CHAP, II. Pleafures, ſump tuous buildings riches and pof- [finns are but vanitie. 15 The wife and the foole haus both one end,touching the bodily death. i Daid in mine heart , Goe to now, J will prooue* thee with iox: therefore take thou plealure in pleafant things: ant bebold,thts allo is vanitie. 2 J laid of laughter, Chou art mav: and ofloy,(ihat ts this that thou voet ? - 3 3 fought tn mine heart +to gine mp felfe te wine, and to leade mine beartin >wifenome, and ta take bolu of follie, til Jmight (ee where is that goodneſſe of the chilozen of men, which they+eniay onder the ſunne, the whole number of the daies of their life. 4 Jhaue made my great workes : F baue built me houſes: J haue planted mee s J dane made mee gardens +t orchards, and planted in them trees of all frutte. 6 J haue made me citernes of water, to Water therewith the woods that grow wit) za frees. 7 J baue gotten {eruants and maydes, and had chudeen bornein the houle; alog S Jhaue gathered vnto mee alto ſiluer, and gold, and the chiefe treaſures of Kings and Prouinces: Jhane proutded mee mew lingers and women lingers, andthe des lights of the fonnes of men; as a woman — captiue, and women taken cap⸗ ines. ` Aud F was great and incecaled aboue all chat were befoze me in Zerulalem: alſo my wrledome f remained with me. Io Gnd whatloener mine eyes defied, J with heid it not from them: Jwithdrew not mine beart from anp toy ; fog mine heart re: ioyced tn all my labour: and thts was my 8 poztion of all my trauell. It Then J looked on ali mp wozkes that mine hands bad wrought, and on the trauaile that 3] bad laboured fodoe: and beholde, all is vanitie and veration of the — and there is no pzofite vnder che unne. 12 C Ana J turned tobehold bwiſedom, and madnefic,and folly: (for whois the man that i twul come after the Ring in things, which men now haue done?) 13 Then J lawe that there is profitin wiledome, moze then in folly : as the light ts moze excellent then darkeneſſe. 14 * Foꝛ the wile mans ieyegare in his head, but che foole walketh in Darkenefle:pet Jknow alle that the fame * condition fal- leth te them all. ss : Is When Ithought in mine heart, It bee falleth vnto mee, as tt befalleth fo tie foole : why therefore Doe 3 then labour to bee nioge wile? Aud Ilayd in mine heart, rhat this alo is vanttie. 16 Foꝛ there Hall be no remembzance of the wile, noz of the foole | foz euer : fos that that now is in the dayes to come hallall be forgotten. And ™ How dieth the wife man, as Doeth the foole? 17 Therefore hated life: fer the woke that ts wrought under the funne ts grieuous ontom foz all is vanity, and berattionofthe pirit. ; 18 J hated J alio all'my labour, wherein J ban trauelled under the funne, which F ihalileane to the man that thall bze after mer. 19 And who knoweth whether bee Mall, beewile o feoltiy? pet Hall bee. haue rule ouer all mp labour, wherein J Daue tra: ucllev, and wherein J haue hewed my fife wile under the funne. This is allo bani: tie. 20 Therfoze J tuent about to make mine heart sabborre all the labour wherein J had trauelled vnder the funne. ; 21 Forthereisa man whole traueilis in wifedome,and inknowledge and inequitiec; pet toa man that bath not trauctled berein, ihalihe o gtue his portion: this allo is vant tie anD a great grtefe. ; 22 for what hath man of all his trauell aud griefe of kts heart, wherein he bath tras vanitie of worldly things, d That is,whae- focuer men take pleafure in, e Which were the moft beauti- full ofthem thae were taken in warte,as ludg.y. 30 Some vnder- - ſtand by thefe words,no womé, butinfiruments of muficke, f For al this God didnoctakehis gift of wifedome from me. g This'was the fruit of all my labour,a certaine pleafure mixt _ with care,which he cal eth vanity in the next verfe, h Lbethought with my felfe whether it were better to follow wilfedome,-or mincowneaffe- Gions and plea- fures, which he calleth madneffe. llOr, compare with the king. Pr04.17.24. i He forefeeth things, which the foole cannot for lacke of wifte dome, k Forbothdie. and are forgot- ten,asverle 16, or they both a- like haue profpe- ritie or aduer- fitie. } Meaning, in this world, 7 m He wondereth that men forget a wife man being dead,afloone as they doea foole, n Toat I might feeke the true. felicitie which is in God, | o Amongother _ griefes this was not the leaft,to Jeauethat which +Ebrparadifes, Yad great pofleffion of becues and thecpe c Meaning,of - aboue all that were before mee in Icrula · theferuantsjor — lem. ` flaues,which he’ A È had bought: fo the children borne ia their {eruitude,were y mafters, nelled vnder the ſunne? he had gotten by 23 Foz all vis dayes are owes, and great trauell,to -onethat had ta · kenno paine therefore, and whom he knew not whether he werea wifeman or a foole, — his Time forall things. his tranatle griefe : bis heart allo taketh not relt inthe night: which allais banitie. “24 Thercis Ho profit to man, but that he Whenman eate and Minke, andr delight bis foule with hathalllaboured, the profit of his labour: T {aw allo this, that it was of the hand of God. he can get no 25 Fo who couldeate, and who could more then foode andrefrething, atte ta a outward things moze then J? yetheconfeflech 26 Surely to a man tharis good in bis alfo that this fight, God gtueth wildome,and knowledge, commeth of aud top ibut tothe ünner be giueth paine to _ Gods dlieffing,as gather, and ta heape to gine to him that is ~. of time fortwo. . our defires,nei- b Reade Chap. . RNE n gilts totheintent labour:thists.the4 gift of Gov. foz God hath done tt, that they Mould feare be- able to let Gods ` foe hint i vorke, but as ke I5 (Ghat ts that that hath beene? that | hath determined, is now: and that that fhall bee, bath now: foit thallcome perge: fo Gob freguireth that whith is: topafle, | f God onely cau- feth that which is paſtto returne. alt. ‘ 16 And mozeouer Y hane ſcene waver the funne the place of tudgement, where was wickeDnele, andthe place of mhire where Chap. iij. iii. - Doe, tt hall bee toze cuer, toit can noman ` 'a fecond, which bath neither lonne noz baother, pet is there none ende of all bis ‘tronatle, neither càn bis epe bee farilited Tiga Da aii ial a o Ofman and beaſt. A a 254 was iniguitte. 17 Iſthought in mine heart, Gor will iudge the uit and the wicked; for time is ethere foz euery purpofe and foz cuery g Meaning, with woke. ` God, bowloeuer 13 Iconlidered in mine heart the fate of man neglect his the children of men, that God path > purged duerie, thers: pet to ſee to, thepare tn themlelucsas h And made braſtes. them pure in Ig Joz the condition of the childzen of their trftcrea- men, and the condition ot beaſtes are euen as tion, one icondition vnto them.Asthe one Bieth, i Manis notable ſo Dicth the other: for they haue all one by bisteafonand breath, and there is no excellencte of man ae iudgementto put boue the beatt; fp2 ailis vanitie. difference bee 20 Sil woe to one place, and ali wag of tweene man and the duſt, and all hati returne to the bulk. beaft,: s touching 21 (Gija * knoweth whether the (pirite choice things of man aftende ppward, and the irite whercunto both of the beak deſtende Downeward to the are fubie: for earth? $ the eye cannot 22 Therefore F fee that there tg nothing iudge any orher-, betrer then that a man thould | retopce in wile ofamanbee bis affaires , becaule that is bis poꝛtion. ing dead, then of Fo who hall bring bun to fee what thallbe a bealt,whichis after him? dead: yet by the word of God and faith wee eafily Know the diuerfitie,asverfe21, k Meaning, that teafon cannot comprehend that which faith beleeueth Ferein, t By the often repetition of this fentence, as Chap 2,24 & 3.12,22 and 5, 17.& 8, 15 hedeclareth that man by reafon can comprehend nothing berterinthis life, then to vfethe gifts of God foberly and comforta- bly: for to know further is a ſpeciall gift of God reueiled by his fpirit, C HA Posh, 3 The innocent are oppreffed, 4 Mens labours are fullofabufe and vanitie, 9 Mans focietie & neceffarte. 13 A yong man poore, and wife,t to be preferred ta an old king that is a foole. a Hee maketh here another ~ difcourfe with bimfelfe concere ning the tyran- ` nieofrhemthat opprefied the poore; i í b Becauferhey areno more fube iect tothefe op⸗ pteſſions. c He ſpeaketh according to the iudgement of the fleſh, which can⸗ not abide to fecle or ſee troubles, d The moreper- — fie thatthe worke isthe more is it enuied of the wicked, e For idleneffe. heis compelled to defiroy himə: felfe, f s2 a J turned, and conlidered all the op · pacilions that are wrought ynder the fin, and behold, the teares of the oppreſſed, and none comforteth them: and loe, the ſtrength isofthe hans ofthem that oppreſſe chem, ad nane comfozteth them. 2 CObheretore 3 prata the > Dead which a ave Dead, atone the luing which are per aline. 3 And count hiny better then them both which haue not yet beene: fo: hee hath not feene the euil wogks which are wrought un Der the unne. 4 ilo J beheld alltrauatte,and al dyere fection of wozkes, that chisis tye enute ofa managainit his neighbour; this allo isya. nitie and veration of fpirit. § Whe toole felderh his hands, ana ¢ ea teth bp bis owite fleſh. ‘ 6 Betterisan handkull with quietneſſe, then tiuo handfuls with labour and vexati⸗ on oflpirit. 7 Againne J returned, and ſaw vanitie vnder the fanne. 3 bere ts ang alone, and there is not with tithes: neither doeth hee thinke, For whome Dog J] trauaile, and — gule Mans focietie. foule of pleaſure? this allo ig banitte, and thigisancutllitranatle. ` o © Two are better then one: foz they baue better wages fo: their labour. $ Io fer tfthey kall, the one will lift bp bis Forafmuch as when man is a- lone,he can nei- therhelpehim- fellow: but woe vnto him thar is alone: fo? be ' felfenorothers: falleth, and there isnot a fecond to lift him hefhewechthat hyp. À men ought to IL Alfo if two fleepe together, then Hall liuc in mutuall thep haue beate: but toone pow ſhould there th focietie,tothe be keate? intent they may 12 And fone ouercome him, two hall be profrableone ſtand again him: anda thzecfold s coard toamother,and is not ealily baaken. i i thattheirthings 13 Wetter tsa pooreand wile chide, then may increafe, an old and foolth King, which will ne moze g By cthispro« uerbe he decla- reth how necef- farie it is, that men fhould liue in focictie, h Thatis,from a poore and bafe eltate,or out of trouble,and pri- fon.as Iofeph be admoniſhed. I4 Foꝛ out of thet pion bee commeth forth to reigne: when as be that ts ibozne in bis kingdoine is made pooze. 15 Ibehelde all the tining, which walke vnder the tunne, k with the fecond chiloe, which Mall tand vp in bis place. 16 There is none tended all the people, nor of all that were before. jem, and they that come after, wall not reioyce in him: furely thig is allo vanitie and eration of did,Gene.4r.14, ſpirit. > i Meaning,thar 17 Take beedetothy = faote when thon isbornea king. entreſt into the boule of Had, and bee moze k Which follow neere to beare, then to giue the ſacrifice of and flatterthe a fooles: foz thep knowe not that thep doe Kings fonne,or enill, him that thall fucceede ; to enter into credit with them in hope of gaine, 1 They neuer ceafe by all meanes to ereepe into ſauour: but when they ob- taine not their greedy defires, they thinke themfelues abu fed,as other haue beene in time paft, and fo care no moreforhim. m Thatis, with what affeétion thou commeft to heare the worde of God. m Meaning, of the wicked, which thiake to pleafe God with cere- monies, and haue neither faith nor repentance, CHA DP V t Not to ſpeake lightly, chi fly in Gods matters. 9 The couetous can neuer haue enough, 11 The labourers Meepe is ſweet. 14 Man when he dieth, taketh nothing with him. 18 To liue soyfully and with a contented mind,ts the gift of God, Be Hot a rai with chp month, noz let thine heart bee hatte to utter a thing be- fore God: foz God is inthe beauens, and a Either in vow: ing or in pay- -ing: meaning, thatwefhould thou art on the earth:therefoze let thy words vieallreuerence be> few, i `- to Godward. 2. fozas a dꝛeame commeth by the multi- tude of buſineſſe: fothe voyce ofa fooleis in thee notforthy the muttitude of words. many words 3 “Ahen thou haft vowed a nowe ta fakeoroftenre- 0D, dekerre not to pay it ; foz be Delighteth petitions, but not in fovles; pap therefore that thou haft b He heareth confidereththy. © bowed. faith ard ferucnt 4 It is better that thou Mouldeſt not minde, towe, then that thou ſhouldeſt vowe and not Deut.23.21, pay tt. c Hepeakeh § Huffer not thy mouth to make thy of vowes,which a tleſh to linne: neither fay befoze thes An- areapprouedby gel, that this iz ignozance: wherefore Wall Gods word,and od bee angrie by thy voyce , and deſtroy ferue to his glorie 2 ? d Caufe nor thy felfe to finneby vowingralhly ¢ asthey doe which make a vowe to liue vnmarried , and fuch like. e That is, before Gods meffenger , whenhee fhall examine thy doing + as though thy ignorance (hould be a iuſt excufe, Ecclefiaftes. Howriches are miferable, - the wozke of thine bangs? 6 Fozinthe multitude of dꝛeames, and vanities, are allo many words: but fearg thou Gov. 7 Jf inacountrey thou feet the oppzel- Ron of the pooze, and the defrauding ef a tudgement and iuſtice, bee not aſtonied at the matter: foz bee that is! higher then the f Meaning,thie thefe things,and therefore we uer all; the Ring rallo confifteth by the Rede muft depend vp- that is tilled. on him. 9 He that loueth fluer ſhall not be ſatiſ · g The rewenues fied with ſiluer, and hee that loueth riches, ofthe earth are thall bee without the fruttethereof: this alla to bepreferred ts vanitie. f i aboue all things IO Miben goods increale,they are increas which apperta ine fed that eate them: and what good commeth to thislife. yey, ‘ 8 GQndthes abundance ofthe earth is o- — 9 highelt, regardeth, and there be higher then God will redrefte to the owners thereof, but the beholding b Kingsandprin- thereof with their eyes? HI Ehe ficepe of him that trauelleth, is Cweete, whether be eate little oz much: but a i factety of the rich will not (uffer him to cepe. 12 There isan euill fickenefle that J haue feene vnder the ſunne: to wir, riches refers ued to tye owners thereof foz their enill, 13 Aud thele riches perith by euil tranaite, T begetteth a fonne,and tn bts ! handis nothing. ` ‘af 14 * As bee came foosthof bis mothers belly, bee ſhall returne naked to goe as hee came, and (hall beare away nothing of bis — which be hath cauled to paſſe bp bis and. _ 15 And this allo isan entll ſickneſſe, that inall points as he came, (0 (hall hee goe, and what pofite hath bee that he hath trauailed foz the m winde? - 16 Alo all his dapes he eateth in > Darke: nefe with much grtefe, andin hts ſloꝛow and anger. - 17 Behold then what J haue eene good, that it ts comely e ta cate,and to Duinke,and te take pleafarc in all bis labour, wherein vaine,and with- hee trauatleth vnder the ſunne, the whole out profite ` numberof the dayes of bis life, which God n InaffiGion gitieth bim: fo? this is his portion. and griefeof 18 Allo to euery manto whont God hath minde. given riches and treaſures, and giueth him o ReadeChap, power to cate thereafandtatakebispart, 3,22. and to enioy bis labour; thists the gift of p Re will take God, “fo great thought cescannot main = teine their eftate without tillage, which thing commendcth the excellencie of tillage, i That is, bis ‘of riches, or the furfeting which commeth by his great feeding, k When coue- tous men heape turne to their deftruction. 1 He doeth not riches. Job t.20. wifd 7.6, 1.78.6 Je m Meaning,in reth tothe toy of his heart. C H AP, YVI The ty ate efate of him tc wham God hath giuenviches and not the grace ta vfe them, TES is an euill, which 3 faw vnder the funne,anditismucbamoag men. · 2 g man to whom Gor bath qtuen ti- thes and trealures and honour, and hee wanteth nothing for bis foule of all that it Delireth: but a @DD aiueth him not power to eate thereof, but a ftrange man Mall eate it bps this ts anitir, a bis in time paft, a He fheweth. that itis the plague of God when the rich man hath nota liberall heart to vſe his riches, greatabundance — vp riches,which enioy his fathers . 19 Surely hee will not much remember for the paines that the dayes of bis life, becaule God anſwe· he hath endured | SS Sera st en: > a ee A good name.Mourning and mirth. b If hee can neuer haue enough, c As‘we fee of- tentimes, that the couetous må either falleth into crimes that deferue death, or ismurthered, or drowned, of hangeth himfelfe, ot fuch like, and fo lacketh the honor of buriall, whichis the laft office of huma- niti¢, d Meaning the vntimely fruir whofe life did neither profite nor hurt any. e Hisdefire and affection. f That knoweth this is an eutll Gckenefle. : à 3 Jfa man beget an hundꝛeth children, anD liue many peeres, and the dayes of bis yecres be nultiplicd , ¢ bis foule be net fa. tifficd with osv things,and hee be not: bt- on $ 3 lay that an vñtimely fruit isbetter enbe. i 4Foꝛ d be commety in to vanity, and gas eth into Darkenefie: and bis name Wall bee coucred with darkeneſſe. § Allo He Hath not leene the Sunne, noz knowen it; therefore this hath moze reſt then the other. , O Andifhehadlined a thonfand pecres twife tolde, and had leene no good, hail not ali goe to one place? J 7 All thelabour of man is foz bis mouth; vet the «foule isnot filled. 8 Foꝛ what hath the wile man moze then the foole siwhat hath the pooze that f knows eth how to walke before tye liutng? 9 Thes fight of the cpets better then to walke tn the luftes + thisallois vanitic, and veration of ſpirit. Io Ahat is that that hath veene? the name thereofis now named : Fitts knowen thatitisman; and bee cannot Rrive with him that ts *ttronger then pe. to vie his goods well inthe iudgement of men. g To bee content with that which God hath giuen , is better then to follow the defires that never can be Satisfied. h Meaning God, who wili make him to feele thatheis mortall, a There is no ftate wherein man can liue to hate perfe& qui- etneffe in this life, Tob.i 4.20 pal. 144 4 Prou.22.1. b He ſpeaketh thus after the judgement of the feb, which thinketh death to be the end of alteuils: orels, CHAP, VII. Diners precepts to follow that which is good, ' and to auoide the contrary. > rely there be many things that increale ‘ Svanttie: and what auaitethit aman? 2 Jo: who knoweth what is 2 goon foz man tm the tife and in the number of the Dayes of the life of his vanitie, ſeeing he ma» keth them asa* adow? Foꝛ who can Hew puto man, what fhalbe after pim vnder the Hunne? ; i 3* A good name is better then a good otnt> ment and the day of “Death, then the Day that one ts borne. 4 Ft ts better to go to the houſe of: mour- —— to go to ihe houſe of feaſting, be- caule this is the end ofallmen; and the li⸗ ning all lay it to bis heart. § Anger isbetter thenlaughter: fozby a becaufe that this fad looke the heart is made better, corporall death O She heart ofthe wile isin the honle of isthe entring in- mourning; but the beart of foolesisin the to life euerla- Ring. i c Where wee houlſe of mirth. — Better it is to beare the rebuke of a wile man , then that aman fhould beare the. may feethe hand fong of fuoles. of God, & learne zo examine our hues. d Which crakle fora while and profit nothing. efteemed wife, when he falleth 8 JFozlikethe noyſe of the 4thoznes gn: Der the pot, fo is the laughter of the Foole this allo ts banitie. 9 Surely oppreffion maketh a wile man e madDde; and the reward Deltropeth the _ heart. e A mar thatis . Io The fend ofathing ts better then the beginning thereof, and the patient in ſpirit to oppreffion, becommeth likea beaſt. f Henoteth thcir lightnes which enterprift a thing , and Suddenly leaue it offagaines. Chap.vij. is better then the proud in ſpirit. Il Bee not thou of an haltie ſpitit to bee angry: foz anger reſteth in the boſome of fooles. 12 Dap not thou, Aby isit that the foz- mer Bayes were berter then thele ? fo2 thou Docit not enquire s wiſely of this thing. 13 Ailedome is good with an inher: tance , and excellent to them that (ce the Dunne. 14 Foꝛ man hall reft in the ſhadow of wile Dome , and tn the Havow of lilucr: but the ercellencie of the knowledge of wiledome giueth life to the poſſefſors thereof. Is Behold the worke of God; fo: who can make * ttratght that which hee bath made treoked ? 16 Ju the Day of wealth bee of good com: fort, and in the day of aftliction i confider: God allo hath made this contrary to that, to the intent that man Woulo finde *nothiag after him. 17 J haue feene all things inthe dayes of my vanitigg thereisa tuft man that pe ribet) in hipuitice, and there ts a wic- a man that continueth long in bis ma: 18 Bee not thon int ™ ouermmuch, neither make thy ſelfe ouer wile ; whertoze hhouldeſt thou be Belolate 2 19 Be not thou wicked ™ ouermuch, nei ther bee thou foolif}: wherefore Mouldeſt thou periſh not in thy time? ; 20 It is good that thoulay hold on thts: but pet withdraw not thine hand frö P that: oe hee spat feareth God, thall come koorth of mali. 21 Ailedome Hal ſtrengthen the wile man moze then ten mightic princes that are in the citie, į 22 * Surely there ig noman tn in the earth, that Doeth good and fiuneth tot. 23 Giue not thine 9 heart alfo to all the wodes that men {peake, left thou Doe beare thy feruantcurfing thee. : 24 Foꝛ often times allo thine beart — that thou likewiſe paf curſedo· ers. 25 AU this haue F prooucd by wiledome: 3 thonght, I willbe wii , but it went farre from me. a 26 It is karre of, what may ritbe? ana itisa profound Deepencile, who can Aude it? 27 J haue compaſſed about, both and mine heart to know and to enquire and to fearch wifedome, and reafon, and to know the wickedues of folly , and the fooltfynes of inadnefic, i 28 And F finde moze bitter then death, the woman whole heart is as nets ¢ nares, and þer hands, as bands: hee that is gord be- fore God, hail be delinered fron: her, but the finner Hhallbe taken by ber. f 29 Behold, faith the preacher, this haue F found, fecking one by one to f finde the count: 230 And yet mp ſoule ſeeketh, buty find it not: J baue found one man of a thouſand: but awoman among them all hane 3i uat found, 31 Dnelp. No man iuf. 255 g Murmuresot againft God when he fendeth aduerfities for mans {int es, h He aniwerech to them thar efieeme not wife Ome,except ris ches be joyned therewith, fhew- ing that both are the gifts of God,, but chat wife- dome is frre more excellent, , and may be with- out riches, Chap.t. 15. i Confider nbere. fore God doeth fend it , and what niay comfort thee. That man fhouid be ablo to. controll nothing. in his workes, 1 Meaning, that crvell tyrants put the godly to eath,and Jet the- wicked goe free,. m Boalt not too: much of thine owne iuftice and: wifedome, n Tary not long whenthou art admonifledto come ont of the way of wicked- nefle, o Towit,on thefe admoniti- ons that- goe be⸗ fore, p Confider what defolation and deftruGion ſhall comé, ifthou doe: not obey them. 1. Neng. 8.46. 2.chron. 6. 36. prow. 20,9. Izohni. 8. q. Credite them: not neitbercare forthem, lOr poken euill of others. r Meaning, wifee dome, f f Thåtis, to Come tq å cone. ciufion,. The wicked efcape. t Andfo are eauleof their -own deſtruction · - R Thatis,doeth get him fauour propetis, Whereas be- fore hec was proud and arro- gant, he ihal! be- come humble and meeke. c That is, that thon obey the king,and keepe the oth that thou haft made for tac fame caufe, d Withdraw not thy felfe . Fghtly fromthe ovedience of thy prince. e That is,when time isto obey, - and how farre he Moud obey. -f Manof him- - felfe ismiferabie, and therefore _ ought to doe nos thingto increafe the fame, bur to _workeall things _ by wifedome and counſell. Mana hath no Frower to ſaue his 1 owne life, and -therefore muft - not talhly calt _ himfelfe into _ danger. -h Ascommeth oſt times to ty- rants and wicked o rulers, i Thatis,othersas _ wickedas they, K They that fea- God ted God, and worthipped him according ashe had appointed, 1 Whereiuftice - isdelayed, there - finne reigaeth, nicat. ; 6 Foz to every purpole there is a time and iudgeinent , becaule the f milerp ofian ig great vpon him. j 7_ S02 bee knoweth not that which fall be: for who can tell him when it Wall be? . 8 Manis nat lord e over the {ptrit to res teine theſpirit: neither bach be power in che Dap of Death , noz Geliucrance in the barrell, neither hall wickedueile deltuer the poel fours thereof, 9 AllthishaueT (ene, and haue ginen mine heart tocuery wozke which ts mought vnder the Dunne, and Low a tune chat man Fuleth ouer man to his owne * hurt, Io Qudlikewile J law the wicked buri- éd and they returned, and they thatcame from the hely k place, were pet forgotten in the citie where they bad done right ; this al {ois vanitic. : 1 Becaule lentence againg an euil worke is not! erccutea {pcently, therefore the heart ofthe chilozenof men is fully (ee in them to Doe-euitl, ; 12 Though a finner do enill an hundzeth tins, anD God molengeth his dayes, vet J] know thatit Halbe well with the that keare the 1o20, and Doe reucrence befo: him. 13 Butte Hall not bee well to the wicked, neither bal be prolong his Bayes : hee fhall be lise a Manow, becaule bee feareth not before 14 Chere fs avanttie which is Dene Yp- onthe earch, that there bee righteous men to whome it conuneth according to the ™ worke of the wicked sand there be wicked imen to whom it commeth according fo the worke of the iult: Ithought allo that this fs banitie, j; Ig And J prapylen toy: foz there is no goodies to man vnder the Dunne , faut a to eate and to Minke and to reioyce: for thists adtopned to his labour , the Daves of his ue that God hath ginen hün ynder the unne. 46 WihenZ applica ming beart to know Ecclefiaftes. The ftate of goodand bad. i wifedome , and to beholde the bulineſſe that ds Done on earth, that neither Day nez night the epeo of man take cepe, 17 Then J behelde the whole worke of Ged, that man cannot find eut yworke that ts wrought vnder the (anne: for the which man laboureth to fecke it, and cannot finde it: pea, and though the mile man thinke te know it, be cannot find it. C.H A P. TX, 1. By no outward thang can man knowe whom God loueth or hateth, 12 No man knoweth his end, 16 Wifdome excelleth firength. [oe furely ginen mine beart to all thts, and to Declare all thts, that the iuit,e the wile,t their wogkes are inthe hand of ad: J and Homan knoweth either loucoz hatred a Meaning, whae, of all that is before them. > things he ọughe 2 All things come alike to all: andthe tochule or re. fame condition is to the iut and to the wic- fuſe: or man keD, to the good and tothe pure, and ta the knowerh not by polluted, tro bim that facrificeth,andcehim thele outward that (acrificeth not: as isthe good, ſo is the chings,thatis,by tinner, be that fweareth, as be that Fearecy; profperity orade an othe. » berfitieywhom 3 This ts enillamong all that is done God doth fauour vnder the ſun, thattherc sone? conditton orhate: forhe to aland allo the beart of the ſonnes of nen, {endeththem as is fullofeuil,and madnefleisin their bearts well to the wice whiles they liue, and after that,they goe to Kedastothe the Dead. godly. 4 Surely whoiheuer is ioyned to all the b In outward liuing, therẽ is hope: forit ts better toac lis things,as riches, uing dog, then to a Deaditon. & pouerty, fick- § Foz the liuing know that they fjal die, nefe and health, but the Dead know notbing at all: neither there isnodiffce, haue they any moze areward: foz their re⸗ rence betweens membzance ts forgotten. — A ly & che 6 Allo their lone, and their hatred, and wreked: bur the their ennie iz now pertihed, and they yane diference is chat no moze poztion foz euer tn all that is done f godly ate aſſu. vnder the Dunne. asi red by faythoF 7 Socrate thy bread with toy,and Bink Gods fauour and, thy wine with acheeretullbeart; fo: God alliance. now daccepteth thy works. _ -¢ Henorcth the 8 At all times let thy garments bee white, Epicures& carnal and let not oyle be lacking vpon thine head. men, which made 9 1* Reioyce with the wife whom thou their belly their, Hatt loued all the Dayes of the life ef thy God, and had no, banitiz, which God Hath giuen thee vnder pleafure hut ĩn theSunne all the Dayes of thy vanit ie: kor this life, withing, this iz the postion in the life, and in thy rather cobean tranell wherein thou laboureſt vnder the adied,& vile per- Hume. fonin this life thé, lo All that thine hand Mall finde to Dog, a man of authori· Doe tt wirch al thy power: for there ts netther ty, end fo to dyey, wezke no? titention , no knowledge, nog: which is meant, ... wilt dome in the graue whither thou goeſt. by the dog and Il J returned, and F faw vnder the unne lyon, thatthe raccis not to the Cwift,ne2thebate d They flatter tell tothe ttrong, noz yet brean tothe wile, themfelues ta be, noꝛ alſo riches to men of puderſtãding, nei · in Goelsfauour, 4, ther pet kauour to men of knowledge: but becauſe they timeandf chance coinmeth tothe all. haue allthingsia